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WOODBURY FACIAL SOAP 2 r HUNK’S PIE CRUST GORTON Pkg-15* FLAKED FISH OLD DUTCH CI.BAN8BR 7-oz. can 2 \$ F1SHR0E B » r |* ■• / tY; m i * }}2 (] !» -r-•=■ - -'S - # �0 In Unity There In SlreiiRlh— • UMR XXXXII t” D e c la r e s S e iz u r e Im p e r a tiv e te c tio n F o r O f S A N F O R D . v i.Q IU H A . P ro ­ » amiim. ih v \iic. :s_ U 'V 'II I M iT O N \iiy 2S </Tl \ li|-|iaitn an Rtnup of It i »rn»* Iota and I S I liiiiir member, uiyrd tod a) tlir n t.d iliilim rn l o( lu lle d \a iio n t jiolicr Inter, niailc up oi m lu n irr it limn mi-ill nation,. In aid in i ninbalting agglcttum. i d l — P rrs ld rit T ru m an i« in ordered *rirn rr of l li r nation'. R a ilro a d * «l I l\M . (K K T t Son* H *> . Acling herein* tif Ih r n*. lin tin irlr nlr lit* t i l l n l fur Mint' day h) In n railr-isd unions, Mi Trurnon dire led that S *rrrlar< nf th r Arm) l ’« r lake over ami operate ihr road* "In t il* name » f Ih e l ulled S . 'j l n Govera* n trn l." In a * l*lrm rn t. ' I r . T ru ­ man al*n railed upon “n m railroad » nrkrr In cooperate w ith th r cntrrnm rnl hi remainju g on d id )," Hu- uninn. h u e m ild lhr» murid an rh under g m rrn tu rn l ariru rr. In farl. Ih ry h a ir u rin a l l i m r i u rtrd th at Ih r H'urrnm rnl ta lir m r t Ih r reitm.-td* hrtau»r rtf ib fll IH n n u ifh -ukl • > |r - h n t ir dt*p n lr 'I r . Truman, in a brief e la tr m r n l. rnilrd that th r lienIhrrhiHwl »l lla tln ay T rain m m and th r t idler lit Itn ilw ji, Cond iiiliim h a ir declined to arrejil rrrom m rndathm * of a pre*-idrnal rm rrc rn rr hoard for .r ills th r i»»ur». Ili« »tatrm rnl » m l on: "In thr i l i i b r slluallnn thus ro n frn nlh ii u*. grtirrnm rn* la l ap iru rr la im p e ra liir (nr lire p ro trrtln n id tinr rllir e n * ." l l i r pi in wa» luillm rd i| a n o il in iilr r r iii r in llir o l l i i r o| Srnabu s l>.uVm .i i i |t ) - \l,i> . wlm wa« nam■<| 1.4 I ' l r i. lr i. i t plann rd t>ul llirrr v irr r growing trp o rty lit* government would »et»e thr railroad no la l*t than fXrnoi* low niglit Hatlroatl conductors and liainm rn. who »a|lrd thr itn h r foi nrxl M onday, hsvr «aid they would w m k under govrrnmcnt verrutf. a J Iir Cabinet iriiin n la t'rd an hour and a quitter. A ttn in ry trrnrral M cC iialn told tr|w iilri« llirv "talked th r wlwlr «r Maflnarl On l*ea* l: l* k ll Pepper A c c u se s N azi P r is o n e r s N e w s p a p e rs Of L et O u t Of J a i l Anti-Pepper B ia s For Good Conduct . c o C I1 9 tO r hays P r r ilir lir r X -IC J U U IC C r» i »i » , I a p e rs f 'l i c k , P u h li* I u n i 1C \ Ancinblv itin-ting n rlt ’ . n a : t lr lp a t lo n * 0 4 ' m ir ymtlh in this afe and I'I'c ilih fu l rrrreation; and ' AVIlKRh AS. fi hiMR prorWen a type of fun that em-mirage, appre* lalloo of N ature and Ihr need for rntiarrvalien o f natural rrao iirr**.; and W IIK R K A 8 , Seminole Countr o ffe r * many onporttinlHea for the bnv* snd girl* of our City, aa well aa adplts, tn becom* l4etler acquainted w ith lhi< U f r sport; T w rU iv. T H E R E F O R E . 1. Ae J .lr e w C a m way. M ayor of thr C ity n* Hanford, do hereby proclaim Wrdnradav A u r n t *0 1»W 1. aa R ETTER F fB H IN li R O D E O DAY IN R A N F O R D Dated thia M lh day o f Aug* b at, A . D. IMO. Andrew C a rra w a r, MAYO R 1 -.' ':*. . Ii ‘ • ir il a p r i'tlo n » iiw*t«tion nn ami m m ti* « f a rm a m e n ts . it m a t * 11 c rim in a l* i t lim e d n u t » l p i «on h r f m r d a w n to d a y fr e r d bo | H ( ] | | S ( 1 *1 1 1 1 _ " ir y im t to |» tr|u d i< e ih r p u l.lic 4. 10 oi h r|. 11101 . ■ J V «» W■ . 44. y ! 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K » iir.| CHAIRMAN O M N I iO lN IC H f f S O I U A f f C. IC 'tlflft h« fu ff thf» Srn it in favor i'f ;* univ- i <1 i »m I .«r 5 I ^niut tohl .f> n N h !t ft»c S ' f r • { /(if«*r n jil I«f«t«i I •TX1 * 4 . M, 1V , | Si-.uipa { t.«f fln *»v ’ » •• I >w \t n cM • • it ft ............ii u to g ll|l 111 Mir I lM l t l l l l l k ' t l l i ••r 4 »'l ulli .4 • n tf| »*«o) War In Korea Is i wo Months Old Today And i he Fnd Is No! In Siplit l.tig r * ! M M illir.iile m 1*t •** «l M u N ith u f « K o i r i n re* 1 "■ » lv > i h iit f IV f r f H t i ln l N iillV i *\-**r» * n* ♦! I ll m ! 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I**- .ti*-,* not in- S i ' I m K i I I r l l H '- l * ' \! : |( 't " ital Horse Canyon ait m il* irinl r.i (4<turn I O h I i * () \ ' .1 i I ti ! »|r* | " o j "f ....... Th*- Itti.kv IH-vrtti 4,1,1 gt.l h r , .'niggle. V a lle y M in l ih r .. T 'Vw t i l «i l . ! p , y%rrn ijfo ir AUUthtt.l|i| tnttRftJ 'v\ iM(?rh"ti f *t*rn jiinlhi*r * (fupt of I ..ick S a 11 it a t 1 o n • h L.-i ,r | • r r . i r l t n r * w illi li.-r 1..a, h . 11w• r \ Rorrdak -in, l , 1 is if,- J"',- * a i,| th e y a r t h e r frie n d * H r r la l l i f t , -I W a lte r F m m e , -aid - I m w a lk e d *,ijr w ith th** I's r ilr ig f a il- w e ll "G rm d h yp. Air F ra n n H a v a a g.atd t im r w r in \ 141I 1 n r ig b l- r r • /* nf lin k rtm% n •rn<*«»n!|!«*.t «m» • |,r » , ,|a *| %. • |»t fill jM l ft’l . 't 'lH i 14lid fulfil? ” n ! m i , t 't n f up. | m*i I uruf \ t»y **ur fucr*' . ibk* n * ronn a,. 1 or ?.ioo N e g ro .•I f in * -th itifltc t 1 enng •*t'ii»i*< n f m illv r v ni*«%rm<*fil Thr N*«» iI tr rv 'i'.u -* i." l l t , 1nr .>*' If Ml lt> ’ tuij feilrl Housing P r o j e c t in . m o n th, to mak* " .iih .ia .i al .a ll." >in *he 2U.IKNI mnlli il oi* , ..... " , * . e | v * , . a i l " Johns*... M ill Ihis ren t t • \|I» .1 ifi liiMt|* * »t '*** I mtlll*«l\ p ri.illim f in I fi** !i*f 1* pax miiuary a.*, .. n r r r a * a r j in t h ••* W A S H IN G T O N , Aug. 23 • I * —Ambassador Wellington h>e. reported today that C hlnrsr NalionalUt in lrlllg riw e reports in rfira lr th r C h ln r.r Cnipmimial* 'till h a ir a lot nt preparationto ro n .p lrlr before th e) mold sils'k Formosa. K m , r r r r o ili r e ­ turned from Ih r Nationalist alrnethold, said thal armrding In th r m ilitary traders there If Ihr mission Hors nol tome in thrr» w rehs--aad the rh an rra are il sill lo t— then had weather In Ih r area » ill make il virtu ally im|M«aihtr u n til early a r il tear Red «•*!• r W A S H IN G T O N . Aug --KRetail r ta u foml ro «i p u r r, n — price* h amir fallen (* 1 per rent More July I I , th. flnrrao nf f^l.nr S ta 'i.tlra re ported i.nlay. This tapering-nff report on food follow-, a July l'i ro«t of livinir In d r* whirh ahiiwrd alHy K I.T I 1N C„ F A Y mo*t a rerord advanrr foi Ih r A. I*. M H ilary Affsir* Hepnrler early summer The Bureau estimated that the . t i l l hr* d Of i h f ' . . " J m l t y ' th*.* W A S H IN G T O N . Aug. IS (,T» The odds .rem to u S g.m .t the retail food price lode* for 5b, President Franklin D. Rooeeveli Chinese Cnmm uniilt r a r r y in i nul now then threat to lib eu ir Nationtarge cities on Aug. IS was M l . * — fig u rin g the 193440 period a* apnnlntr,! him to the Tenne<ser ( alitl-rn n lio llrd Formosa in an amphihtou* invasion gamble V'alLu A IIh Krwe.man .In *om r «|iiMftrr« , .h rre .lni|»y^ , . A iillinrilu'g u th ority’s rrr.m a n normal or 100. That Index « > • Valley * »* .....— « - — — -there were Inclination to look up s-prrts o f a Red invasion atn„1 per cent Imlow July tl and hoard The S ta ir Urpartrm-r.l respond* on the outcry o f Hadiu I ’rip irg 0.6 per rent talow July IB P IC N IC POHTPONF.lt and Communist Foreign Minister r*l that Ibis governinrnt wnutd The 2tK* ind r* was sla.ut two A llrnthi-rhood Railmail Pic­ Chou Kn-Lai a * design,.I essen­ arlrom e U . N . rondderatinn o f per rent alaivr June IS, Im fo r r . the Formosa problem, but frit nic, eeherlulrsl to Im held at New tia lly for propaginda purpose*. i r s a i l . t e * na «*ag* T » i* * l Smyrna Ih-arh on Rept 19. ha* Hut the possibility w a* not en­ there should it*- no rliirrsi-.n fron I men railed o ff, 8. S. Grace* an- tire ly discounted th at an attark iiudy fo the Cammuniii atlsc i nminced this morning. M 'N D G IIE N R E T I MNH might lie attempted a * p art o f aa South Korea. The U n iteil Stale* has no Carl l.undgren, Ssnfmd ratpen* ' broad Communist strategy to di­ W AC R E C R U IT IN G ler who In U allrd the addition, at vert American attention ami m ili­ force*, a * such, liatr.l on Fnrm o. «a. But In th r June 27 anuounrr W A S H IN G T O N , Aug. 36 (AN Ihe le g io n lin t and who ha* be*n ta ry strength from Korea. ill at Bay Fine* Hospital for the T h r Army stepped up Be W AC reThe Peiping radio announrH merit on A m rrira n help for South past two months, returned v e *trr rruiUng program today with n yraterday K e rf intention to liber­ Korea P rre ld rn l Truman directed the U . S. 7th Fleet “ p revrn l day tn h i* home at 3012 Palmetto goal of 316 rn -ru lU every two ate the Island, last foothold of that week*. Genersllaslmo Chlsng M lhB hek's anr attack on Formosa H H r o’ ao Avenue in Routh Sanford Government. Chou railed upon Chlang’a povrrnm rnt T h r Arm y said this Is an In­ Nationalist M r. Lundgren said that he it to "cease a ll sea ant air operafeeling much liettrr and added that crease of about 100 a month ov«r later sent to the United Nations against the mainland." he was given fine treatment at the present recruiting parr. Re­ Security Council a demand that tixna W hst about the purely m ilita ry the hospital for veteran- Hr* srnr* c ru it* will enter the W A C training the U N order withdrawal of all K W « If e« Oa Page T k w s ) American forcea from .renter at Fort I-ee, Vg. In World W ar I. 1 | A rg il l n t in lr i 4 ll.it lu n g S ’lllh Ko» in * v rt*« iiirti ,•round th r * Inti ! r » i" in in : I h r 11r «t 1i | o h i t i l* f M t l n l r !t> 4 for**,i n ! fo rce ■» it MOO Itm tju a n d lA itk i. |ift>*l- _ Odds Reported Against Communist Invasion Of Chiang-Held Formosa heme h r ir A ulhorily, din! at h it t«d»y. lb* was H'J. TI t . Morgan, a nal.ve of ('anala, rano to the vouth »oin after hla glailoatton from rotlrgr lie ha I h.-ir«l that •rfrn tiflra llv tra in , *d men w rrr nrrdod in the area la-low Ih r Maann and lllson line | | r aprnt J<t y ra ra In aiding dr* velopinrnl of m u th rrn agilrtil* lu r r la-forr hr w a* made prrai* .lent .if (hr U niversity nf T en nr*. — l!M!l. ----l I arej- in »* lb m u it 'iiI * ! 11 liriM tffD N r iiilt N n ir . im uni ih r in- I llf i r.la l ft! Leaders Are Named i t, m m mm ■» — -----m- ----- - !Krir!^2.” 2%2v.w .................. At Recent Meeting i illliin t; fvA |*# ln l !i*d U I) o n r. ll. r U n ite d im l* C n u tilV C h a m b a r *f C "*» ptMhng at i ng ll. ri i h h 'g r nW * *i’*. f «r i' r* ’m •»«tm «»•! , niKsm IliE B toa* f.i* ^* ". iOoper • Ihr .i |m H in lr in* llir i th n u lr d ( l T 0 lie 2h- h IO 4 1*1 - ,,,rh '* ■r r r Pt*"« Intrrnutbm al H r .a id that m ile , a . i n .an rm itrn l of atomic m e rc y and a I r found 1.4 hrov 00.1 wu!. n» r n ib r r t n n n m k . 1101a I and im i I i I i la l lir r d o m in llm c n u n lry b y "C m i r q u r . l 44 41 in id . S t e e l ur®*id*<l she met certain Condition! '•'ir*'* ha. hern .mall Sparkm an, •« " lo r . . to ni-iir ini; Ilia rraobltinn a l' l l i . l l a a r U I I . r . a * K lah l* *" 1 " V ) a- Hi Aug ' n iv- B \ 2 !•* 2* mile* iMiith </1’ i tri i.« ( b i i t m i n \ in • hi l i t t i n ill llir If'iusr Vmiril V n i . n t n|n*rhr>Min M k lw iJ 4 bill dnwu ii)i In llir D rlrn .r IV jia ilnirni \ in**iii in lim lm n l 11 m tin rlmiu in«l Mt.l Kit 1o m m itt re ttoiil I brum hranntit M.ind.i) I’ o r m c r Released ByJ U. S.’ ’ .jjr iitn r w i'lr r IS o p e n to K n ta ta u m c m b e ra h lp . ''*■1 u r n u » \ . .•* >-»r- S trn .p *., hrad nf tho local Jaccer* ........................ a rr . i - o f f l r b . m r m l.r r a *>f Ih r a .r * t o ff trio m rtntirr* o f Ih r -n .m ilt.r . A' n"f,l‘ 4 n'i*nh#»» «tf «uh ♦oitimll »•-•** *m * puMir im p o n iil’illly. W ***. h id b rfn tfn ffn c H t» ............ T»’r U lK *r r n m m iltr r in “*—*• *" ^ iH.iitu.iitnti mi I#.* T S rv arr it aa a m u n le r-m m o * l»«WJe ir » |o ,n .ii4 iu iy m ip in in m i M (o- ttHt w o r|tit|f*w ||»»Ik*i I RiifYiMcy, rhiirniR * r.-...» a Tooby. la *. R. | ^ , h r r and a g a in t trndenrlr* th a t O t h r m i . - A n e w a p a jirr p u h lt ih r i n - . . * ll, It ! IV h rrlrr, Jr m ight lead In tola! r .tr a n r r m 'n t han to lw « mill onaltr, ' • >' , holdniB humlb * • T lffo t.l M .K Ib liln heads ih; ^ _ . ; 7 n h l,r M ,,,,, ,w n l u t k r V lI n w ^ m i o .m V n m r" th a t ! ,..-|o ,'r f h r . r f a ^ n 1* fn d c . ir m n tl'dlding and Site fo m m ittre T h r b u d d y ayitrm a n d h o w II I . o o w m l« . . . * d I kn o w o f In s U n r e . ’ m en . fle d to, . . . t o m o h ilr . in w h ich w ilirh im bl.le. Fred It W illiam w orking out war reported for th. wherr newapapar* hav< ll" " ■' ,v' 1. , mlnutra all O. t: F o u n k re , fl F \Vh.*rler J> f i l l tim e thir wr.-k by ,\!» W ar '"■ k r l a l - r otganlsm . . « m «» In '• * ".an tw .. mlnutra, ail and A lvin Odhant. h ad r o n r r d m il o f th e p rlw in S Tile Finance Comm ittee inrludCor rrapnnrfent *C o l u m n l r t H a l, public rn rm ira. T, K T n rh rl. .1,sim ian. J I. Ini' l't-|i|44‘i alao bail horn, rriliria m .o ile r c o u rt y a n l. Hoyle in a iiilumn fro m the *Ko­ T he till y e a r-o ld F lic k , w hoa* lev. Jarh Hall, W V H itting Joh' for nrg an iieil lalmr. rean warfront w artim r itc e l . r n p i r r r n ip lo y r d H r anid i l ru n In- v a a y c 'l o r ry , John W illia m .. Ja t W* ' U nder Ih r hinlily ayateni atlll I 10.000 p rra o n *, 4»a» r o n v ir lr r l I.) D. Iv i l ............. a nm Vmmr T l o a i <1 .M in ...* . Ira l'*a» ta r» rr nn a am all w ale n p r r im e n la l l.sai. [ an A m r r ir a n m ilit a r y rm rrt in — each Am rrlran w iM ler haa a K n*' I I ..allnara 044 | 1 . | . I la in rra n ar.bllrr with him fro m morn* , 1 iv • inc to night an.) la . h a rg r.l with | ? p l < i | | H ( ) ( ) ( J K l ' K ’ C S MOHf} A S IHKH I r a r h in t * M n. I '. S .........................ina 1 * I1EI.FA ST, T rn n ., A or . 36 n a.ru n . m ..r ........... || ( ) D u f l P g l ’i H i. II A Morgan, retired . *i m in ia te Aug n O nr o th r — major . run — (iiiam - f *> •i— p*•ro —l.l'io ........... - * ' . tl*«*it jl i r n e n c r t and w r . r f t ' f l K Y O . d ie J-'i ( 4 T — A m eH - fronting Ih r nation, I ’rnp*-. - a ll. ! th ru onain.il irpl>*nfci and wi-rr r a n t h y r« ' i t o a r r i n l r r n t r r t in b how to ,.rra ,rv r /rrc h m , of th , f.r r d under .rla « rd regulation. „•* K o r» a * f i d ' i r r are h iu h lv nlrannl pres, and .1 the same I'm * m«k. .......... mr o ff fo , good r mdmt. w it h t h - " b 'ld ftv ■ y * t * n t " o f U . S nomu n rtt «pni*ffii irn lirr !h**.r , i i. . W H E R K A B , the l-iy and girl who i . hl.ppily ••nyaB.**t in thr w holrrom a paiMmr of flahlnB la m aking a rrw arding oae .it hl» Irlaura lime; anil W HKK KA3. fl-ttr r F i.hln flm lro |*ny (• bring n iiw ttn l on Augur! W tn many rommunItjrx througlioul the nation to I OK YO. S itu frk y , !*• \ hi i n 't Ii *«I f ir m r r 4 fif w •• n l In | .11*1*11 « «f % iif n k r m i! I l l * •\ 111 ih k o ir . i n i r n f i - d v k .irfrn n l m m in l.im t .•1 -IV* nittllufj O. V 8 C -d S llf! I l l r W c r (.I f{M A N Y . Am* 2't i d ’i l i t 11 . . I * , I I I I -Im l, l in k I llller-eia d rrl It ........ .ml IH olio , r onv . led N a /i h r h ftd in Proclamation u \M IIM .m v month. Spaiknian t lr c liin l l l i n r a ir I m lr i |t r m r . m il' l l i r d i . i l l i . i t "liu n d ird i id llio u n m U «f nilunlrri% ihmughmil ihr world who w ould b r in llm n id rt thr Cumi lunilt ig g irn o u in KoI m l . llioic who duiing llir I i>l ira anil rlirw lirrr " H r laid hr w... • ,-ir aliidrnli in thr \ li n ) dulii t know w hrthri it wm ilil hr 1iprt lir-d Ii lining piugiam. 01 a pnssihlr In grl around s Sovrl ' r *“ | •ifmUf N#%y piogiam. .m l who ..I llir pi..|M iti| bul "we m uil Ity." haJ |r i , ,|,.,n U(| , | , i » •»! .11 f u r Tin pinmHial polcr fo r** wouhl I „ lt(, ,ftr amir.) lo u r . I b n . -t ut*<l I ronalal of and. <r« lattsl and .ill a ll fnri'M. fnrrra, i nun writ* ,i ir fr lv full* 4*rt| il d iri-rtr.) hv a nlnr-m rril«'» 'p n b i* rinmrnl p«|*rn«r ■uthi.iity** lin e r front t '.r I 'u i t r l S* 1 1 ^ lhi«*« • *lu> nl* a S ta te ., t h ir * fu.m th r Itritid i \« i» i\ N m v ,U|-| (Vonintt r a il h and K ra n .* an I fh« •*r n• •f nior«* fIiu •« »lii» lit t lin e r ro llrrliv i-ly r lw tr d hy Ih r w l ■m a llri m n n liri *tatr» I t . drrl- I r * . lim n ‘i l tttM tiih* aii.n* w.oi.l I . h) •iinple m ajm lty I h i f i l , p H v « irin n * nn«f i l f f i . i* lo t* . w i >» tln i iml Im v r it t y n rliv « • Aa th r apmumra rx p la iu ril it, v |i r r f 111 S r p t li». I l l III. the Security t '01111*11 rcittld lilttrh Knurlh, (liiiitr who k f iv •**: flu* ilrc i.m n . of the authoi it)' uni” hv li'ii* ! m in im i *»f fu ll m m itI: a ffirm a tiv e action. T h u . th r II* th* N im ^ l f o r m *!*irtntf :h I h *! nitrd S tate , would tie In a poll* w r vrlo any attem pt in the Vln*on lIh •<» • 5 ^ wArr tlc e Vlnaon l mn il •<» o ff. thr * «all 4f .*. ---- p o ll** fo i *•■ ; h ■ n ol ll "i .'r •» i l »«> to g V f 4 f t l|t M f TT li h r * r rrrm «i lu tliin woukl I t s * * the W A SH IN G TO N ’. Ana 2 f> (/T | c , 11 , 1* i "i , , Sen.lor IV p jirr ( D l l a ) aid tn day ||..H many nrw .papr ,4 llu r .,1 la R n n i.m and u n fa .m e n " I > r. r ia l H o n d a n .w .p .p a . p ih.iildin h r n 0 r'ightmg Rages Thru Bowling A lley CorMilor Threatening Highway To Pusan Medics Not O l d e r Than 45 Would Be Taken Under Bit »-• T t/r n n n A m n n n M o n ly c o o fl.n m o n g w c n Against Commoner Buddy System May IN^MIMII* ................ | Ii *lorir<4 ffftt'lpfp r| Repair SI ra in e d ff« .I'I . dief t Mr d,d out vay w.lm.h . pol.1,.1,', Korean Relations On* of th r major prnl.b in ■ r.oi y I M ip ii*. v * t i r r i i j i ) 4i a l nitrd S la lrt d rlrg a tr to llir l flKST IA IL STilKI In Canadl.in hi-lory c iv n the ordinarily buty plat­ forms of W indtor Station In Montreal (lop) this new look. Walkout of ] 133,000 non-operntma railway w m hi rs hailed tall and telegraph irrv itu i ihm ushntit Canada. Steelworker Jr : -r Martinet (Im ltnm ) looks st thn 1 ■ll*nt C am rclo Illinois fire I plant lit (i.iry , Imli.ma. S lm rk railways | which normslly srrvlrr lhr»e <nr» ir n t th r n i .pany’s 22,000 rmptoyrra p r r j l r u l M a s ia trm rn l hr home as ovens went cold In Ih r nulls. (/nlernaitonal A’oundphotot) ndr in thr Srnatr la - I nighl and raid hr "hnprd rv rn at thia la ir himr" that labor lead* rra w ill "rrrnnaidrr thl» Ira - I g ir derision »h lrh I h r ) h a ir | tnnd* and a ill ijiiirh l) in ihr it | r lr a r that mi Mich ra la m ily a» ' thia ran hrfall »ur nation.*' P ir t u lr n l H u m a n la lL r d o i r t itir n jtm n w > d r r a ilm a t l iliilir I 0 r . i t v>till h it C a b in e t to d a y . Nn o n r w o u ld tay t» h al a c tio n w s i A w u K 'iiilP fl 1'rcH.s I.M M n l " ' I r e IH.Ml ir.o lm iiin , In br itilnuliK rd la in I v' ' i r t « t \ »l D rlrn ir |<i!intnu lnr t r furcr would oprrate | da) nhed ( migtra* t:i p n iu il i ■in an iiigrir>rnl doiignrd t o ld i f l' of i I h I o ii and d rn iili up p in c n t a N m r l »rln o| action to jln 'a n d tnclmling agr -f‘i for illa iro I ic iv tc rt ,ui II a iig in iin ii W A S H IN G T O N ^ A ug. 23f/P>— S e n a to r M id la nd ( I M ’U ) to d a y I r r n t r d I h * c a ll fo r a r a ilr o a d n lr Ik * next A lo u d *) I h r "m o a l Ira g lr n e w . " s in r r t h * In ia a in n o f S o u th K n rra . </P» A H ;. Johnson A s k s C o n g r e s s For D o cto r D raft \11 i |l*i'|Ml p*i>|m ed ril by lljr ihr mr 11 t|M Hiiiatii > titii |4a Of■ t 2S 1 IM l* .\A j Volunteer Force To Resist Aggression Open T o Russians If Ruled Accepted Is S tr ik e W ASUINC.TO N. Auu clouH% th ro u g h S a friftJ tf# Major Battle Looms At l aegu . As Allies Regain Lost Ground Congressmen P* Urge Founding ^ O f UN F orce Strikes Know No Boundary Pine C itiz e n s C o n fr o n tin g I 't illi % fr« «*if1rU « n t l r i r d afternoon I htmdrr%how f f i . AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY W EW SPArKB K * ln h H n ltr (l I0 0 S I Truman Takes O ver Railway lin e s Of U. S. Wtttaib ST h# ^ a t t f o r f r T o Pretevt th# Peace o f the W a ld ; T o Prnmolf I k t I ’ r . i f i r * * of Amcrlra. T o Produce Prosperity fur Haniutd. THE WEATHER .SHERIFF A P P O IN T E D | T A L L A H A S S E E , Aug 25 <A*i The chief* of the A rm y ami (iovrtnor A A ’a rrrn t'xiay apNavy rr lu in r d today from a quirk visit In Ih r Knrran wa- |iointrii Hsgsn I ’a rriih of AA'tn front snd *atd they "sensed a ter llavrn l» succeed *US)>rndr4t grnrral o ffm s iv r spirit and a ir Sheriff Frank At. AA’Illian t* of of onllmlsm" l*y all the A m rrtm n I ’nlk county. Parri*h I* a ltd.year-old N avv fighting mrrn. Crnenrl J. Ivawlnn Collin*, veteran, former slate highway chief ilrr.itty Army chief of s ta ff, and A d ­ palmlman. onee miral Forres! P. Sherman, rh ief sheriff of Polk rounty ami In nf naval operation*, arrived hark Orange count, ami a former Orlatnl police in Washington where they left member nf Ihe force. only last Saturday morning. S a n fo rrl W e n lh e High yevtrrulay 9 l *■1 ' 1 \ 7fi Itain yeslenlay '"t rain Total August inchr. rain Normsl August im lie 4 Tide* liwlay: l a i * 11:46 high fi If* T h e r ■J£v 7 in • n*l W e a th e r i A C K S O N V IU .E . Aue 3 A -(.P i V, •7 Atlanta nl nn ll’ilton m «7 inNIf*« Hr» 66 M lie rivet is i)4 ftr Moines an 91 Galveston 67 di New v nth 66 R6 I'lrdadelphia 51 7.7 Sei»tth76 HI Washington 74 U2 Fort Mver* 90 n Jacksonville 73 03 Orlando �ft F R ID A Y iPAGE TWO By STANLEY THE OLD HOME TOWN Railroad Strike N O PE, PAW N O T O U I5 A s k e d i l te w u ie t i. , r c u t t e n d ia lle d , lie it|> e itc d , have “ you YOU IT S W ASH— O O N TW E A R S O C K S // > Will have lo ta lk to th • I f t m d e t it about what he is g u .n g to J o .‘ in le ip u n se to q u e tlio u s , M i* f t a l l l sau! a n o th e r p u lt lb lc lin k * - s lo p p in g m ove , u in e r lim it s c is u it would be lo seek a c o u rt uid> r a g a ir.lt a w a lk o u t. U ut he e m p h a ­ sise d th a t h r w a * tiie a k m g o n ly u ! p o n iL ilm e i. n r iram W r o f farms in operation. Banks have remained n sound reek* l i f f u n i of B o .aiiiA iict tnBy Spuds JohmuMi surane*, domestic demand hat re­ mained high due to high Irrcls of b tu ln ttt acti-ltiev. and foreign FA KM K118 W O U L D DO W E L L tiada h at continued, thank* to :n* TO S A V E N O W AS C U S H IO N A G A IN S T F U T U R E T R O U B L E Marshal) Plan. Even with th at* aids, farm I t there ar.y truth In the state, niant that history repeats itself? mortgages had !:.c rta > ri to ovar Ferm rra had batter hope not, for 6 billion dollar* 'by 1949 and i t those who can remember know lookad *a if farm ers were headed that the airrcu ltural Mtuation In for more trouble. the decade following Wot Id W ar 1 waa dark, indeed. So fa r, the Boll weevils almo*; immediately same rendition* have not been re­ peated *inc* World W a r 11, and leave cotton plant* th at have been no». whm piicea ar<t Rood and. chemically defoliated. profile fa irly hiRh, fatm ers should prepare for that depression perlodi th *' may route. We can't foretell the fu ture, but we can look back Into the p a n and p.thapt learn a lesson or two. when W uild W ar i ended in 1919, farmers had outstanding m ort­ gager against their properties of mn-r 7 million dollars. T heir ex­ panded farm operation were pro­ A R L E D iV A R O R »a t J ducing surpluses that could not be ‘ tHTAHCOftM Af.T a E D W a R D *. her l, u . ah*orLed by cut tailed domestic de­ ' mi 1 D e fe n da n t* mand. Foreign trade had ceased r o § c r L o * tn i; u r io n t i -i r e almo*t completely. Rural bank* .v oticr o r s m iA i . m *«t t h * tin t had opened during war year* B A J.lt N O T IC E in H E ItE M T O IV C K th a t closed at a rapid pare, taking with I/o tig ia * ,1 t»n»Trrm as ' ' i - n l them farm ers' savings. Outstand­ i. M a s te r m C h a n -rry , under and be ing farm mortgages climbed to a v trt» e o t a fin a l decree e t fore-doerecord peak o f more than 10 1,2 are and Tale e m e rrd in th . « b v '« b illio n dollar* bv 1921 and a se­ a n il lied cause on th e Sth day o f A u su a l A D 1SI 0 W iu o tte . fo r vere depression hit fannsrs year* sale and *»u to -he h ighei*. i n i b»>before the rr« i of the nation was b idder f o r <.a*n the t e itv w ic c > . thrown Into chaos by the era*h of f f / J J m f S f l f k n o w n a* r f t r . K D l i r * O lf lL r . - le ta te d on V a 19*9. r e d e n i H ic h w e y N». 17 - t l . situ a te. A fter World W ar I I , what? i> ln « *n d b -.n * In te m .n o le Coun-> When the Japanese surrendered in r lo r td a . to w n P * t in n in g a t th e N o rth e « * t c o r­ 19IS, outstanding farm mortgage* ner o f .dettson 1 * T o w n -n -p f ) *t*ad at something over 4 1/2 b il­ St»ith H e r r e 14 E a s t; ra n South lion dollar#— not a t bad a* a fte r *U0 fe e t!" '.hence Sooth *> deare*# j | j roinu -e * Wes'. s»* J World War I. In spite of the U r . Rural Common Sense I * T in - m l VTV J I T im . - e ( i l l I I I Reds Masquerade- As Americans In Target-Spotting P ip e r Cub MMBONE'S meditations DC MAH W M D T <5»VE A fo o t. A P 'V ltE , HE a f c ’ M M J rt'c fe J v E R tfD c H W lP H I EQ U A L/ / ai,4 *l>»’i state lh» f l a t , o! rest* ilt r . c i .r.J y o it o ff I t . a i U i . u „ f tn« -in ire an-, *-«J * s * f. n * to u» *t>- c t * l a n t , tf.* ir a .-.n «i H O M E IIU Y K H S G E T C H IC A G O — (AV If think i t ’s easy to buy a day, consider Grandpa'* liltliA K S you ilnn’l home to­ day. The i* « * » m u i n i i x n i r TS. IL IlH IIIA . r o i v- Ir, MSTMTATK HE J lfs s tlli: M, V T 1I Doceaeed h i m c i t n r u t i l h i i -i i h t e v n s i’ f i u s t h i v m u iii* iii« in ii H i p e m o tii n r * h e re b y n o tifie d tlia l H i* um lerelaned aa A d m ln l* ttn lu r » l *# ld ■ •lete ha* rompleIe<> th . a d rtiln l* tra tln n th e re o f and h i . f lt id III *a id < u iirl h it fin a l re n e rt and a p p llra il'in fo r d la ch a ra e H i. 1*. tlo n i. If any. Ih o u ld ha d u ll file d A fle r f ilin g p ro o f » f pu b llca I |..e> *h o w ln g ih le n o tic e h e * been puM l.bed once a week f o r fo u r eoaaeeative weeke, the m a ile r o f Appr»«al o f ia ld re p o rt and Ih * n 'o e rln a o f d la trlb u tlo P o f ’ »ld e»late w ill co m * before I he c o u rt. prr cant fur velerana—-jaiinta out that in 190(1 the typical rite was KOKKA </!*) There it handil-hunting in the h to 10 per rent. v ell as on the ground And the quarry imT always Y From 1900 tu 1926 tiie usual M ad* fighlrr planes), muttgags capital* In one to five American artillerymen u ir <ul years. Today trim s run 16 to 20 y e a n and in aome rase. 25 and the front line* ami .je>t enemyr field grin* and tanks. And some m arrot-topped yotiln w ith a freck­ In year*. In the old day* lb * bor­ believe llie Red* had lutnchow le I fare ip lil l ,| a grin a* wide rower waa rapvctrd to pay th * full principal of the debt on th * managed to obtain a few rub as f e i a t . expiration dale. Today principal p la n e of their own whlrh they Morgan wavrd and rc|Hiilisi In and Interest are paid o ff in equal S irH paint with American markings monthly Installm ent*. 1* 1* and send up to pinpoint Allied lo the ground control o fflc -r; " A ll the cubs up here look like buttefie* for th eir gunners. T h l* may sound fana.tic but in our*. The last olio only had one w ar anything la pooihle and the man In It but he It ot>< of our hoy*— unless th * IL-dt *.-nt t It*-.I rom m unist North Korean* have with red hair and freckles." proved to bo tricky as well as " linger lliuaae and atul thanks, ittaitWa ** fatiliasil <1*** lough flghteribpakllled at all kinds of camouflage. One day by accident I went along on a trip trying lo track down one of the enemy aerial false pretender*. I waa flying w ith l.t. I km A . Morgan, 27, o f W hile Sulphur Springs, W. Va„ over the N aklong R iv*r tw tt|efn,Bt W$ Warn In an unarmed T -0 ^Moaqiiilo" and our misaion waa to direct speed/ fighter plane* to enemy would ktinea him ibiww lank h ideouts The little ‘deles began to coma A fte r Id . Mora an had sent down I wo flig h t* Of fighters to th eir out on my spine again at lha ta rg e t, w * suddenly got a m w thought if riding in a piano try ­ Inak. Heavy fire van falling in le f- ing to saw another plan.- in h alf iTtlUetilly behind our linos and with ita propeller. T h * ground ll.e gri.uml rontrwl officer rall*«l fe lt warm and firm under my tM l. I t I ever get ml veil up In m i * ua on the radio. I damped on a headset and other aerial bandit hunt, I de­ cided I want it lo be lu a B-14 heard him say: bomber. I t Ha* ala engines and “ Every time on* of those culm lot* of guns.. flin t over our battery we gat some They aren’t using any H-Sfl enttnv tn-itids irto -ur positions heir. Can you rhrek and arc whe­ bomber* in this theater. Rut 1 ther Ibey have slipped a bandit am in nu hurry, I tan watt. in among at long oui our liuys buys up there T" lit “ Roger," said l.t. Morgan. "If tlii'rv'* one around we w ill find him for you." « M ill ■ A il. i l . I . -Vf I He banked Ih r mosquito site ally Cookie, a black rocker spanlal, and wo w * r j o ff on our unusual snore*. ■ky quest. Tin t • w i n four grataHer m a ile r, M. Andrew NewIn pp*tv in ih * a m m , -ill widelyIon. Jr., hull! her a nice, new dog • ip a ia trd an t • am ping and flu lbouse. Cookie turned up her nos* tilin g about like rrind blown but­ and howled. Newton ptared th i* terflies. tine hy one, we s U lk M claslfird td : (Item, livin g up until our w ing* "For sale— new ly.built dog were only a few fret awsy. It f * v * you a feeling that both planet were hanging m itlonlnee in th * air from two strings. T n * tm jM tiers busied noU tl/ hut you ha'I nu sense of movutnvnl. th each eas* th * cub* held two men who looked at ua first In startled wonder and then waved cheerfully. M u ig n i looked them w s r carefuly until hr was sat­ isfied they were Ami-Mean. Then he waved hark and we whi—led on to the next one. The lieutenant was enjoying the rha»e and *o ws* I until we s ta rt­ ed after the fourth grswhopper. It was dipping and circling so much that I Iwgan In feel It was dogplttg ua. And then I remember­ ed that our own p U n r was uttc rtned. W r dtew up cvr-n with Ih * last plane hut Ih r pilot w * * looking the other way, Morgan edged rr lm lv nearer ami I could sen the tuaoirhm on his feature'. T in y Ftsat publication <* r IV Toe * r * h#T.b) n i t t f l . ^ ,h s t a n o tltie -l stul j - . j j t r . d to r r- < e e t » v* s u it fca* oe*.-i tr» u » (.t A g * ln ‘ t > . .* n , ac 1 (O r m i . .vhl n v (-1 o f ■>*e < tf git? ■ i-.nee -if Vou it is h a re r A 'V . i ih * jo* *k j f*te*ji‘e Count/. rVoTlJa is c.ian-:.Tv' or f s .U .L tr M C O rn doViola Vsltrt* lislcsnU an U b in . 1st* o f M IS tO tbO la t o l t it le o f w h '-h v * . *• V 1* C s u n -y J iid * . o f Sen, I n o t. C u J n ty . Vrl.ria ttoK-orih. cialntur. aavlnst I'.crnla, at Ms ofti * In th . nt 7 / lld a m 1 E u n la p et al. d *i*r,a . a n t*, and ysso a n h t r * b v |(n iu irM to (personalis „ r * ir . V o t n . / r Special Chance r r in t h i: ro rn r or the e l i . ’ et It ■ • et'ri lb * Clerk v* *'M ('.■ '• * >ir pubtl'AtloTi of f(,i. = sjK > DELUXE INNERSPRINt MATTRESS llx n ly fo g p H * * • In • C q v e rrd In R et • Choice O f C o lo r* L ... i • ■ f. P . i'n f v ic t i Oi C e n te r C ia d e T ic k in g a* ▼ Exchange Ma'ching B i t Spiir.g Same P ile *—Convenient T'-tm * c u t.* it J IT H IR . B E M tN U LG C O I NTT OOHDON n u n t o a . is i - t t u i i A r i . A> A d m ln ta tra to r of IN n r.- EW TATE OP r t lA X K V •a id e tia ie P u T T 8 N t» i;n . O ^ e ts e u p iih ll. a tln n on A u g u *t 11 1 0 A IT . U U -U IT O M S A N It 1-»:h - t t H C L S B E D D IN G C C Chevrolet alone Com* In and talc• your tholea of twank CanvartlMt or itocT-tofipW f ol Air C hoose th e fleet, fa s h io n a b le . itecldoppeJ Bel A ir, with its exua-wide windows and gray, leather-trimmed uphchiery. aaJ you'll have the only car o t iu kind in the low-price field. ^ A distinctive style tu r uf d fl the finest quality and .o fl a p e ifo rm a n c c s ta r aa ( M ill \ 9 lowest cost. Both arc exclusive tu Chev­ rolet in iu QckL *C«aiMaanoa o t f o ' t q W i A utooutit T/tsiamiuum and I d ^ k f . Eag/ae egtieaai on Da L u u m adtit at m m con. Toko your choleo of StyloHno or rtoort/ne ttylln§ I ottho fomo prleo ( spine. What would w# do if tha *.ther pilot waa i N o tlS Korean* Jual then ha turned and I found my self looking into llie eyet of Successful Growers Use available oo all Chevrolet sedans and at lb* same ptkait Remember-Chevrolet is the only low-priced car that oiers Uses* two puuiafld- For 12to f4 Months tatty beautiful types of stylo*. . . Hun America’s Best Seller notlt* Last Few Days Echols August Bedding Sale C. r Hais'a lha moat beautiful Con­ vertible in ih* entire low-prke field! And one ride will tell >ou it* performance i i ai smooth x and spirited at its looks. The automatic top lifts or lowers at the touch t B L of a buttpn lo avture • . • !. r t o r . ila * i'K , ( t > eht tn '.e n d o r m v n ’. fi* fro m i l ■ H ire » f il.» I 'r s l Ea«h m it t e n appesTai.ce to th e Com- ' 1* 1m o i je m a n u . I ia U tie In W rit* ejatm m -ain >n t v l.e « , ■• ■>.pt«mliei IVMr a m - h . m f ' i r to l i t * WITk th e . . ’ J C le rk . r WTttter. i e t . n . * * It a n /, to H i* Corn p liln t m - . I * *m t a t t v * Min* j i . «<rtbe 4 0 / la w fw lftlH .v * ta il not o r fu d e in tn : w ill be enfereo . r a i n . : y e * b> 0 -fa u it Tne n a tu re o f th l* -u l* * “ 'ttte t lo . u f e o' th a t rer-.atn in n . iit u r . o f e fitm bated th e l l t h Jay of *■ the front door of the keminol* Count) Coen Hvuee la the City of Panfenl. rtorlJs. on tl.t sth day ot Sepiamber. A D l»Ju during -he te/al heur* or M i. -*ld eale to satl*ty eaid deoree Term * 1 cn*h. pur. rh aier to p i) for deed Tnie Sth d a/ of A age**.. A. L> lf}o DOEOLAis STEN-tTKOM A* I H E tO lS lT o r TJtr- rne-v-ey »M »cr »r *11X 01.IT r o t VTT, N9T1CA tw Al-Pl *M r in m tt* tv r tu ib s T t. THE STATT OF Ft.Oft IE A TO IN str sT ^T r o f Jav. : u ,: aw j pi.vt-Ap >: p y it c o r ' D«**»»(L V,'. u ; v « r ic r HPNPCRK 7 1* A ir CI.r-DITO H * SVIl I'l R. T lL l-r NCF.TJt '.’ *f"t-IX a , AN!' * o v . i i \ v i * o c i- u > s » m s l i t : y A jw M p .rT D r : « . ‘.y « u a i .i .. » t* v ti* * o * I S * T « * ll» Ita T A T B r WKN L-Ktvr t’ AVT"X. ‘IfflO T " *r.'t ea^h ->f r o ti i«r» .-reV g te s t * s a p o in t o f b e g tn n ln r fo r *a k l ro t. ihence SontA i * uearoee o'. v r r r t . i i ’t .ii t s t t to a C oncrete M onum aaon the ile b l- O f- w a j lin e o f C t H la tiw e r Hom e I f snd *1 !h *n ce w ith the lin e of said h ia h w a y . N o rth I f d e a r*— I f .TiMPite* E a *t H i feet to an iro n pipe; ib*Bce le d v tn a *e id M an w a y, sp u th la degree* i f m in ­ u te * n * M , I f f i fe e t t o tfl* p ls -e s t b rn ln n ln a . fulfill NnHrf O TTAW A, Aug. 26 - OVr P rim * M ln iiir r lamia Si. lja u m rt mat union leadeia today III an effo rt lo aeltle a nationwlds tail Strike which hae rlant|>ed a atranglebold on this co u ntry* tcon-miy . Th* union leader* r*iw*ineu grim ly allenl a* they rmergisJ from an hour-lung mrellng to whlrh they w » r* summoned hy L aiuviil in llie CaOwdUlt government's firs t Intervention lit a labor dispute. "W e were asked to see the Prime Minister and we’ve aren him — th at'* all," anid Frank H a ll, negotiating chairman (or 16 International unions with 90,000 inartber*. you'll have to ask the Prime Minister fur any tnun In fa ra a tlo n ." A. H. Mosher, negotiating for ♦be remainder of the 121.000 a trlk ar*. likewise bad no slat*, maal. The union chief* Indicated they would remain In Ottawa for aome lime. Husbrr heaila the Canadian Brut list hood of H all­ way Employe*. tn M o r|* I M r a t V f i n C l A IM * o p OK- J u n s 10(1 u n i oolite H * M » * Af> AlN ST « A ID K « T A T K . M t i B.uk T ou and saeh o f you a r t h - r t ljr r » . - u r j. o f 4 * m lr e U C o u n t/ r is e Id *, ttiia IL» J s f.n its n t WUUcwl X a t l i f t * } and r * i; . ir * d to n t « r i any f::* * n « r P m in ­ cla im s and o . r a . o i- a t ik b ; > U i D u n **? i i j v i A o lth .r o f poa. m sy have s r a m - t th» u s to O itn a M e k n m b s *neom t>*r. •otatt of r r a n k r p o t t e x i r n in s th * c » tl* n ! t re s l j f In? i - 1<*,*111101. Co-tcH*. r io r 'd * . 4*-. > M r t ta t* o f •»!« C ounty *o •«» t ! * . . PountT Ju4s» of C ■in tr ! * - w l t i L o t * 1 - 4 Of ? « « ifon l C * !« - r i'.s r id a a: * ! • i i f l e * I ' .*■* c r i r t U l l * . i c t ' i J ,T# to id a i t h . t * ' ’ . r t i ’ n H i t Bo«K 1. M r« » 7* re-. ■» o f •» 1 C o u ti-y a t S in to M Hid " ( of tko pUOl’o f»-o.<» «f n o te * w tU ltn * 'f h t “ • m in ? !* C r . n t / . r i o r l i ! . > » **« •• to o n iR . fiom th« t i n * o f th * f ! r * t 1 in tootw ln - - . Tn iit '* t * -• H M tM tlo t Of l i l t a v tlta Each i'tn ift l. r m v d -U s li n * it, w rt'.tne. Legal Notice Other AUm lniUratlon official*, unquotable by name, »aid titer* waa little prospect of an Injunction attem pt unless the workers refus­ ed to stay on the job under gov­ ernment op* rut i»n. W hile the Cabinet was In sea- AUG. 2 V I9 :u you an opportunity to express your own indi­ vidual taste in motor cor beauty. Come in, con­ vince yourtall that only Chevrolet offers such n wide « u ( w tn d tr lu l choice at lowest America’s Best Buy! �J > A t TH E C H U R C H E S AU t h u it h Notices muni br presented at Ih r Herald ufflc* day Im I o i * publication. OB !* • Sanford Ministerial .Wociallon Hev. 11. I.. Zimmerman, PreNident Joe C, Crew*, Sec. - Trenn. 4 MUST I ’R E S B V T K H I AN t HR 1ST C H U R C H , Longwusd < Episcopal) Ite r. II. Lytllctnn /im n trrn ia n . 11.15. Vicar 18th Sunday a ftr r Trinity 8 m l A.M Holy Communion. A ll are welcome. n il'kcti H«». Angus G, M rln ul*. II. I ) . Pastor M S A. M. Church .School. 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. Sermon by Rav. A. C. M. lions. 1:00 I*. M. i ‘ionr«( Fellowship. Youth FMIuWshlp Special music: “ O 1 ova Divine" g by Chat,cal Choir. I H H IH T IA N A N D M IS H K IN Alt \ A L L IA N C E Hark A tanua anil Fourteenth Street 10:00 A.M . Bit,]# School. Mt A. W ir l.o hi I, Sups i int ••intent. 11:00 A M . Morning Wnr:fclp. 8:00 P.M. Evening Service. The w ill speak at both service' The public Is cordiallv invite,!. p a s to r HOLY CROSS CHURCH Has. f| Lyltlrlon Zimmerman, II. I>, Hector 13th Sunday after T rin ity 8:8(1 A .M , Shutal Eucharist. V 30 A M Church School. Services during the week: Monday through Thursday and Saturday Holy Communion 8:00 A M iiitrrvrretorts dally I8:U5 in Cha pel of Peace P III.S I • C E N T R A L B A P T IS T C I I I Hl II N inth Street ami l.a u rrl Asenue (las. D. L. W h a lle), Pastor Sunday School U If, A l l C l*** at for all agrs. Morning Worship 11:00 AM Satrnon by Rav. C.F. Purvis. li.T .U . 7:(M) I M I. Union, for all age groups. Kvenlng Worship 8:0fl P M M r. Purvis i* our speaker uhlle the pastor is away on a revival In Kentucky. 9 The tearhers and ■'fff*er« t t*:i Sunday School w ill rural at th< church Tuesday at 7:30 P M . for • covered dish luncheon. Prayer M arling w ill tie Wednes day at 8:00 P.M, T I I E ( I I I III II O F i n il» 3108 Plm Avenue Rev. Joe C. C rras , Pastor Sunday school begins nt tt;IB A M. Classrss for all ages. Morning Worship ai 11:00 A.M f Massage by (h r pastor. A ll mem bars are urged In he present a* this service Evangelistic service H im I* M Message and altar call given by the pastor. Instead of the regular weekly service, a Singing School is In progress at the church. T h L school is tiring taught hv Prof. II. A. P ar.ell. Singing each evening nt 7:80 P.M. Everyone who is Inter­ ested In singing are invited to at# t r n d this school. Music for the services w ill be furnished by the Church string hand and the public is invited to attend all these services. PAGE T flttK L H IP SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA FRIDAY AUG. 23. 1930 ( I I I T K T I IIP i 'l l II I S T , S C IE N T IS T *00 East Second Street Sunday Srnoul 8 45 A M Morning Service 11:00 A.M . Wrunetdnv Service H;00 P M. Heading Hoorn Tuesdays and Fridays 3:00 to 6:00 P.M. “ C h lis l Jesus" is the l.i 'son .Sermon i ■ad in Churches of tist, lliMiughnut the day, August 37. I I k- Golden Test the Jay a the subject of which w ill lw Christ, Scien­ world on Sun­ Is: “ Hchold »,(n the Lorn, that I will raise unlo David a righteous Branch, and a k in g shall reign and prosper, and shall rr< rente Judgment ami Ju>tice in the earth. ...A n d this |s his name » hereby he shall be called, T H E LO R D O C R K liillT E O U H N E S S " (Jer. 83: 6. til. Among the citations which cornprise the Lesson Sermon l* the following from (tie Bible: “ How beautiful upon the mountains are tile fret i,f him I tilst bringeth good tidings, that published) peace: that hr Ingeth good ti lings of good, that p u b liih rlli ralvation: that sail!) unlo Zion, Thy God reigneth!” 11 a. 63. it . T h * Eessori-Ss rmon also Includ­ es the following passage from the Christian Science textbook. ••Sci­ ence and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by M ary Baker Eddy: "O ur M aster taught his disciple* one brief prayer, which we name after him the Lord's Prayer. Our M aster >aid, 'A fte r this manner therefore pray ye.’ and then he gave that praver which covers all human needs" (lit: 7-11 1. I ' , F IR S T M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H J. K. McKinley, M inister Mrs. I 1. If, Slesrhenson, D.H.E. 8:45 A .M . Church School. A class for every age. 11:00 A l l . Morning Worship. Sermon Topic: "Prudes And Pro­ digals". 7:00 I ' l l . Youth Fellowship Service. 8:00 P M. Evening Worship Si 1111011 Topic: "A i Things Are UPS A N D DOW NS OF A POLE SITTER A A .M ir. I IR S T C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H 1607 Sanford Avenue J, Randall Parris, Minister “ A Peculiar People" is the »ub Ject the Minister at The F its! Christian Church will use far hi* err molt Sunday morning. There will he no night service. The Church Sc? oul w ill meet at 8:46 A.M. Midweek tiihle study and p ray­ er a Wednesday H;0o P.M. You are cordially Invited. F R E E M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H W. Tuurth Street and Laurel 4 venue Fred R. Morion, Pastor Sunday School 8:4b A. M. Morning Worship 10:45 A. M. Young Profiles Service 7:00 P.M Evening Service 7:30 P.M. P rayrr Meeting Thursday 7:30 P.M. MORNING DEVOTIONS Rev. Fred R. Horton, pa d or of the Free Mrthodist ( hutch, w ill he in rh aig c of Morning Devotions throughout next we*L The program i« a feature of Station W Tit It, in cooperation with the Ministerial As-ociation, and is heard daily at S;30 A.M A titsvuesiuii study »t ine Sunday School Lesson w ill tie presented over the station Saturday evening at 7:16.__ _ C Of c |( • ■ e l l a • • e * gram r> » riael It. James tiut. It. It. pope, J. Dan W right, T. A. Vaughan, Jack Rat tigan, H arry Tooke, fra South­ ward. A rthur Yo w tll, H arrv Lee Sr., George Stine, Hill W illiam s ami G, W. Spencer. W. C. Hutchl*on is chairman of Ills- Kale Committer which in ­ cludes, Frank W eathrr*her, Sam M artina and Marvin Lrddon. The Engineering Committee is headed hy lle n rv A. Simpson. II It. pope. Fred II. W illia m *. 7.. V. James, E. J. Moughton, Sr., and Ruasell I.. Dallas Committee is G. W. Spencer, asThe clem man of the Legal ■Died hy K a rly lr Housholder and Volir W illiam s, Jr. E. G. K ilpatrick, Jr., is chair man of a special committee for Florida Fasti tons arVt a-rvirig with him ate Mayor Andrew Car ' ' .<• Su>n: In- tall Y o u r OIOINO FA*T to hi* lofty p«nh ito p k 40-fool pete irv a New Y olk City backyard, Melvin AbianiowtU. 18. ((fuses to cut e duwn de­ spite pica* of paienit and pcJlie W illi Hie nds in plan*, i'll E J. Si hmidtt 4at left, bottom) su its up pole »iU i the yeulh Netted by th* law ilmttc.ni). Abramowlti struggles to tree hlmvetl frem ftim gtlp ol edictr after thry trad toppled together hum the pate, (Inlrrm illo nu l) H Yours". I lir tily I'liltFl-XniON J ip jr e llr liii'l NdVV, V 01 ” 1,1, S A V IC M G "“ t'.rv (H it* l i f t D ow n A ct 8 » ip * Vm i Now sV Save lime a ilee tH s.ei Itw H f m III »***i nil 11*itr A ra l* * a ntl lu r n lk h h > n lu ifli l i t I I llrn * | llM<r>! *'(•■)* I#** »• d .-j 1 I I T at | tiul | (( r |d I* * 11*8 M n I |» «u Id ll I •»*•*** * \, J, - ___ ai (I ■ c.. O . l i ".l I *4I*IM Jk . H im ** X2U a|iui<IMI l a l t r I •% % ««*>i i**i M m ** l i t d i i a * . A ;• Kit UK - i *i <1 IMI I Milts I } 10.30 llWWliiBlii THE LOW BOY - *159 50 Pepper Hits Papers II aallCMS li t t l e betw een Juts 31 a m t A u g 1 6 , said E w a n C lague, c o m m it aiorier o f la lw r s ta ti'tic a . Pood Prices P s (f IlS fl I I s s iIs i M g ra s s ••**» lla tl rasionallr hy racial tireiudicc or (lie Kotvan conflict, and about falsehood* or by "Indifference D 3.6 per cent below ths- record the iob of going out and ringin.t higli of July, I'.1!.* All itrm -li)-ite m survey ill l.t doorbells to get out tire vole for candidates who aie friendly to large rities showed the Index was forced down mainly tiy fall labor." log price* for such items ns He said I hat if th*' p rinter* and tomatoes, potatoes, onions and other labor union* had put up a bananas The Bureau also note.I harder fight to prevent elect ion a drop of fl.7 per cent hi bread uf * Republican Both I ’o n g r w . and I 8 per cent in round steak. Many other foods went up > raway, ................ ............. thu IT U wuuld nut have had to W iight and C liffo rd McKibbln. On I he Credit Committee are • trend f id million to date in it* J. 1.. Ingley, chairman, E. G. Kil legal fight agains. Taft lU it le * Act pioceslure* P atrick, Jr. and D. K. M 'N a b Th survey Included te ia ll prices srf 85 foods in these I I cllie*: Hoston, Buffalo, Chicago, C le .e land, Detroit, L u Angeles, New \o r k . Philadrlidiia. I*itlst>urgh Hichniond, 81 Louis, San Frant'lscu and W atliingloii. I • s' Wliile round iteok dropp'd 1.9 per cent, i l l other meat* ad vans* ed, with pork chops op one per c*till ami ham kutiier, seal collets and bacon up a f i action W ith l> i !• * tis it • "Fluoi Fit*’ fk ir n c y . t» t. I.O W l u »> t'uili lit te iluuhl# lt» tf - t l» r \« i i ' m it - t A f iU iv iK h r M r r v a lu a I. gw 11•*•" Iriklllfr prrniUn MIDlil* BHll ir fur M ilillirl liMtirv ll* u ttrs c tiv r iu»t»littU»ti ui.*l I 0 tlu»u**miil l* u t u n ili m At» hour on lit 11«* nioit than ;i pli.l .» I 4lf •*) lu rl »* U* •’HYlBulf per form i nc* i •■* uni F\*i It* »nt\ hninhilily h f f liliiu ’V -E c i)hum) — \ i l l ( , \ M IM I» : m \ k OS r K H F E i l l O N Oll»ri iiiiMtrU (ruin f t i i -50 Sa.ifot B read bail bsreti a t a re c o rd log I 1 o n J u ly 31 B u tte r , e * g a m i ts*f f. ,■ p rice* n n tin u e d to . l i i i n c i atrout one per cent. S u g a i p ric e * w e re fr a c tio n a lly lu g lie r il FURNITURE Company Ned riniillt. Mgr. 'mu | rat First Street " Itig h i Whets- t t r ' v r I W ii t o r 1ra a " /*'//j/ n! thr l ine (.’tin in IU/ue ». v 1 n celebration of 4 0 year* of tarvlco Oulf Life present*. . M K W l! PROTECTION Its a very satisfying feeling for YOU! . . . in Gulf Lift'sfifew Low-Cost Special 40 mAnniversary PolicyI. It'* good to dip Y ES, automobile and * * cii c feature* o l tb it N K W policy which, in your younger and more active w orking ye a n , actually give* you and your family do u b lr-h cn a fili, It'* fun to count the q u ick, adm iring glancra tlirow n y o u r w ay. double-protection at tu rp rtiin g ly low coal. It'a nice to have a ear that park* cosily, fur all it* in ch ei. I t’* w ry plcuaanl to do aw ay w ith gcarahifting aud c lu td fp c d a l pushing, and k now in it* »tcud the u tte r aiiuMitlnie** tif DynaBow Drive'* ailkett lruiivmi**ion o f p o w e r. Then in later year*, at the children grow up and fam ily rc v p n n tib ililie t become le tt and le tt, your policy m ature* at paid up insurance—no mora pre­ m ium * to pay—yet it c o n lin u rt to protect you by ^ Cuaranlerin* payment ol tingle benefit* in the amount O O U B IIS A n d atill th at doesn't probe the depth* of a RoADMAATKR o w n e r’* l e c r c t ■ a tia ia c lio n . thovvn on th r face of your 40th A n n iv e rta ry Policy. MOST B IN IfIT S W hile you're talking w ith one of the G u lf L ife F o r w hile he know* he h a t a fine ca r, by it* lo o k , ita feel, It* appointm ent*- M en title d below, a ik him about thia company he A M A Z IN G L Y • represent* . . . and lie'a *ure to tell you that G u lf L ite W hile he ha» per lor me nee at tu» to m maud th at need* play irtm id fiddle to no o ther on th e road — W h ile he enjoya a very special m easure of c re a tu re com fort in the quite inalch lrt* gen* lleneae o f R o a u m a jik H'.h ever*le*el r i d e - now ha* more than 1500 m illio n of insurance in force LO W IN COST and that he’* right proud of hi* company'* record of * service, it* tleady growth and financial.strength— and the company'* proud of A/m, tool AI. W . D a iry tuple, Supt. H e k n o w s too that he he* made au exception­ ally wiee lovettm eut. A f t n ls L. ill richnc**, it* co m fo rt, it* room . A n d ib v rc 'a • great th rill iu toughing ott ilia w ailin g pow er of • g rra td ic a ric d alraight* eig h t end feeling it »iwift re* pom e at any ip ccd . Y e*, you'll want to a ik your C u li l.ifc Man about ilia im aging Highlight* of the new 40th Anniversary Policy into • truly fine R. M. H u ffo rd C. H. E. Pel ton B. H . ‘ W illia m He ha* tpenl h it money for the thing* that make a fine car fin e —and m ulling simple for allow . lie lias paid tfic low est price per pound in the fine-car field —be haa the very * a iittfin g feel­ ing o f know ing hie d o lla r* have given him solid m e rit, aud solid m erit alone. W e ’d lik e to have you try UOADMA-ilUK in h o n e s t co m panion w ith the highest-priced c a n to he found. W e 'd lik e to have you try to match it for room , fo r co m fo rt, fo r finish, for handling cute and for a b ility on the m ud. Then check the prices—und sec if your own tense o f saluc doesn't advise signing up right now w ith your U uick dealer fo r a Uuick ^ , T ^ Pncti , . ,,“a Irfc ia i J j**' - a . J , ‘ *>■'*1 V •....$214!>m > * * ,n „ (rtl . * ’[ • • • ■ 4. J . U , a .x - SsSSa' mM « w H O A D M A S T kK . Buick Boadmaster * s 1 r aw n r to O# c o r sue Powell r a i h l i l M r i MUC(. * J. P. Wilson J C s * s * *8 COMIPAOT - a «— .s — - • « i— i . a i • •* M BBPHVTB M P w l T I W W B w I V I I 217 HOMI O fflCIi JA C K lO N V Illl j item M4 Alkali* 1 . . . *■• » 1 • . . 1L H T -F i �: *■--■ . .. -■ t h f I'he Sanford Herald K a lik U M la I I M ^ l i l i h f d Hall? n r f f l P l l i r i t f • M M ilfl? ________ I I I IlM iia ia Ivmiae BBIfrrtl m *rt«*4 «tu»« lu a ifrr r ST. ltH». al Ike IV a l (Ifflr * «* «aainn|. M ioN a. »«H»r l l f Art * *“-----*»r ttarrk a. infs. HIM I I M i l in: %\ 11411»•? iatlll 1111% III* %% _ It'iialii*#** M i *i »j or " t r « > i N i f i l o \ n * r i:» r fu e le r • .r m MaafN i.fio *'U'*tt* — 3 »ol I I M d lllit A im r % «r ____________ IS All «W I bm f f nnllro* m rda of »»•'*, rfaftf«tl"»* nal ftfftlir* «t| llr fltlB M fN i for ikr ft r|Mt** «f - N i | i land*. Mill M rlm r«r4 fur «r 'ro.it*a*»r wda# #*•* fam t n t r« - T r ,jr „ T » r > . > at laA nil? lit Inin ad | »f o «fi gjm f llritrn rM a il* *-* im I m V<>rki rM itiin , ■toinalf, I ' i r . n i r . aa«f »l l •ini* Tko llr r u l ‘1 |« a mrtnlirr «tf I t r A a m ria iH |*r«t* wM»l* I* rp flf.H t i r l N t i l f l l fa* ll** »*r I if *r|inM i •a|l**n irf q|| fke l«*».l a rt*, fifinfrd ■a ffcla « # n a | i N | o -r , at * «H I mm * & m iM <4i«iut*< he* H f i i i d a v , i n ; r . iis o 1 O liA 1 it l HI.); V h fiS R a l' When ChriM »«» r ilie d mi thr rto«H that rrd ri itii>nd humanity th. two b rn th rr. w.-rf in hiding. I t . th ie irn were m h i. rith l and Ir fl hand. Had Ih rir garment* tieen *1«ined n llh rrlm-on with (T.-ist I hi i m trh l ham tcignrd with him, hut Ih r * rim -r jrllow instead: Hrti- m ilh uniii him, grant th.it these my two son- nay alt. the imp ot| thy ritflit hind and the nth it ott thy le ft. In thy kingdom.— M att 20 :21. S ■ i A W e s t A f r ic a n d e p u ty to tin* C o n s u lt a t iv e A; « tn lrly IIV JA M KM M U tl.m v o f tin* C o u n c il o f E u ro p e , s p e a k in g a t a re c e n t m e e tin g o f th e A s s e m b ly , d a n g le d la -fo re th a t h o tly th e p r o d u c t iv e I i illhti's Naif » Nt« 1* the fugrlb *•f m r ic la lR iii Ih f Nljg m a r k e t f o r E u ro p e a n goods w h ic h w o u ld I k ? fo u n d in A f r ic a rliRagf* t«»ir4 ht I m th* i f th e s ta n d a r d o f liv in g o f th e A fr ic a n n a t i v e w e re r a i l ' d . »nrfal *fr rtltt |»rnt fitu 1 **»» *p»ii4f krtuatf IwfR' *■ !*** I*>r A f r ic a ha» a p o p u la tio n o f m o re tlif t n 17<f> m illio n p e r!Tf*«(4#|«l *»IFI»i fNf-D I* wf-riww t<*|-fj|i*H *»r *'li* * * turf, ||»**r xrirts, m o a t o f w h o m liv e hy p r im it iv e u l n n d a n R W litn a r kn ititr 4* III *«r 11ip-ii1V't>ft ct■ IV thf l m a rk e t w o u ld he c r e a te d f o r a ll m a n n e r o f g o .!.a an d m a ­ I, nr| lt*< *-*nr If* tv, |a *• - fr I i It .I f pttMrnr tiillurtlfii lli!« wr'fr* te r ia ls i f Home m a g ic co u ld l if t th e a v e r a g e A f r ic a n fa m ily i ( i t ' h r * r'VI» * flit * ! « » , * « li e p r t lH i *.#is *»iSf It* a jlilf ll Itwsff t‘" * I to a m o d e rn h ou se, w it h f ’n m ifn r * a n d !•:•.*h r ;rr. ! Ui * I h |Sg* • H M f U lIf i" i t , to posHdudon td a n a u to m o b ile o f o rt a n d a w a rd W A K lIIN G T O N , Aup "•’> ' l ’i rolie scnletl to W e s te r n liv in g . T h e p ie t u r e is ulm ont Ireyo nd 'IV liul w ill it me JO to tile in dnl iim ig in a tio n . I f su ch a t h in g could co m e t o p a is , n eed le ■ to is ff and cents t " ■ay th e r e w o u ld I k * a m a r k e t fo r A m e r i c a ns w e ll an fo r T h a t’s the big rpiestion pe.i E u ro p e . pie now dr awing 11 IV iu n l i'l tdd-ag' p 'n 'iu n *. or ih.. T h e r e Is a p o te n tia l m a rk e t o f a lm o s t c o m p a ra b le Setting them -""ii, . tile r ll an ti p e rh a p s o f s o m e th in g n e a te r In po U t i l it y , in th e W e lo lig tllr out thr rt t" rn H e m is p h e re . T h e r e a re m o re th a n a h u n d re d m illio n ( h t m o iiii in S o u th A m e ric a a n ti |u r h n p f i l 't v m illio n in T ill will trv to nri.wer th < N o r th A m e r ic a s o u th o f th e U n ite d S t a t e 1 b o rd '*r. T h e r e nt< x t.rt 1>l I. n u m ero u s h ig h ly d eve lo p ed • itle -i an d a r e a t it, tin i, for rv ’IV ’-Cl tlhi pio u s, y e t tln 'rc a ls o art* M lti-la u ti.d • ; im ut ol th e popu "w reefiting th tn or w hiTi iiitin it liv in g in p r im it iv e s ty le . f . i i f t r e !-• tlic.m in t k t d ll affect In Ix ilh A f r ic a and S o tH ti A m e ric a t h e r e a tv m anv n> T hb In JM- of *every p e n sio n, f t on y 1Hf» f I urat re s o u rc e s fr o m w h ic h ro u ld !«' t l r a w n th e w e a l I It to -it tom ItOt llii- in r r» ;IFF | \ r« If th l?a.v fo r s o m e th in g lik e a m o d e rn s ta n d a r d of liv in g . M ow •me id 1 s tu n g tin - Hi can th e c y c le I m* set in m o tio n , how ca n a p r im it iv e |ten p le 1 afP <rlacib M i The Ii iw e s t pel te lu ffl ie,-t a n 1 i o c m ISV-d t»v nlxnD net on th e p a th o f m o d e m liv in g ? T h a t is one o f t l| e .b n lf. most fa s c in a tin g a n ti p o te u tia llv p r o f it a b le <pn i t loti" o f tie lb In A u g im l p resen t a g e , an d o n e o f th e moat b a f f lin g . Uv Starting Thorn Youn.r In som e E urojs'an countries the p ln s th minds o f c h il­ dren Itnvp boi'ti ta rg e ts fo r subversive pr<i|i;ii;atiila and lat r r.;:vc ..tr a iig *.» ? , * i . ... (.fiiiiii» i,u A M i. In o r d e r to fo rn ta ll su ch h a p p e n in g s h e n *, m anv a ilttll rcs|K inaiblu f o r c h ib irc n a n * m a k in g a p o in t •>( in s tillin g in *> llig c n t p a tr io tis m and rig h t th in k in g i n t o th e ir v n n lh fu i t h a rg i's . O n e p ro je c t a lo n g such lin es w n c a rr ie d n u t r< (Anyone whn want* to L t t p up l • c e n tly in th e H a r le m d is tric t o f N ew Y o r k , w h e re f i v « dale on the guerrilla w a tla tr now th o u sa n d c h ild re n Irctw e cn th e ages o f t, u n d 11 rnarc)ie<l going on M'ltJc H r,I ( hlna thntihl in a p a ra ib * ca lle r I “ Y o u th Is iv a lt y fia v W a l k " C e re n io n b lewd Milton C a itifft *»nm Drip ■vere h eld jn out* o f I fie (Mirks, w h e re th e c h ild re n am “ Sieve Canyon p a tr io tic so n gs, lis te n e d In speeches, p le d g e d a lle g ia n c e t, th e F la g , a n d cnint tim ed r e f tv d ilu en ts "Thi» w ould not he lit* time, it I ’a l r i o li s m , f r r ’i'd n m a n d lo y a lty , a-i a lis tr a c l i"m -, m< icemi to Ut. lot M illo jd men, oi .drove th e ireads o f c lliltlro n . I nl liv t ia m m e r m g h om e dngh* any other group to liohl a peroral n nereto fa c ts r e la tin g to th ese c o n ce p ts , t h e y m a y I m* let! llfik r Mow the Humant mu' I lie to w a rd a t t it u d e s w h ic h te n d to Itcrnrne h a b it u a l an d w ill m •tnuied at our folly! tim e m a k e lo y a l c itiz e n s o f fh ern . C h ib lr e n need p o i i t i t i Lrurn In let wrll enough shut''. An Anny rntjmr'T itching tor action decided to In tn lr r Irrun cngineeti to p ir-ili'iopri , unde hit (im |tirn|, sad droggrd into the M io u iip p i River. I tefore Itrlfi cnuld rtsch hrm. I j . Col Xt'illiarn fh r o f A n d .non. 5 C drowned. -•* T h in l h r . tear, M o ll M . ld will lie ptrrid rn ! of the Sectailv Come il for tlir month ol Augml •lo n r. In lt*e more dsyi, w rilet A. 1. Goldberg. |.tl« b M ild '* g re.t »lone l .c r will dioi|<|>e*r ttom the leleviiion »cr**ni. W r ho|te hr gort beck to R u m .. scho o lin ir in lo y a lly , Is’cnusc th e s u b v e r s iv e - tire te n tl th a t th e ir te a c h in g s re p re s e n t lo y a lty . It is n o t a lw a y s e a s y to te ll w h ic h is th e t r u e lo y a lty . It can he ocm t h a t even a d u lts s o m e tim es a r e footer I. Children And SI reels P r e v e n tin g a c h ild fr o m e n te r in g t h e s tr e e t a t an tin p re d ic ta b le m o m e n t Is o n e o f th e fe w t h in g s w h ic h .-cent to Is* u t t e r l y im p o s s ib le . In so m e places ice c r e a m m a k e rs s e l l ­ in g t h e ir product fr o m s tre e t tru c k s h a v e a d o p te d a (tollcy o f r e fu s in g to sell to c h ild re n w h o rrn - - t h e s tr e e t alo ne t reach t h e tr u c k . A n a s to n is h in g n u m lr e r o f c h ild re n seem to liv e on w h ic h e v e r s id e o f th e s tr e e t th e s e tru c k s h a p is m to Is? c r u is in g . A m o th e r m a y s p e n d co u n tle s s h o u rs in le s t h in t* h er c h illi rrs|K *ct fo r th e s t r e e t , yet fl w ill in- m a n y y e a r ' In* fo re sho c a n be re a lly s u re H u d he w il l d a y w h e n Im is s a te . It w il l a lw a y s r e m a in one o f I la* h e a v y re-ipon .d u litb < o f e v e ry d r i v e r , w h ile m o v in g n h m g a r e s id e n tia l s tr e e t, to keep a w a t c h f u l e y e o u t for* thr* u n e x p e c te d y o u n g s te r. IxtNHon In Urcck Tam pa 'Iriliu s r July w«» the tm l home tmilding month in thr niim n't ImOuy. rw *e than 144,0(10 non l.r m dwelling lim it bring m n tliu rln l during t h .l period. Hut it you didn't grt tb it nrtt hmite limit in July ot havrn't ytl got it undet com tnirlton. you m.«y h ite to w *n s good long Im ir. **Tbr l i n t h rrr /r tin t h|owt bom noilh In toulh mtv hang to our e . t t thr r l.t h uf m ounding •rm t". wight wrll h«tr l«ern the Hfflmetion ol G rn ri*| K rn n ry 't remarkt before the Hottry Chib «t Osk Ridge, Tenn, The fa it many o f u i w ill know whit R u u i.n tnUtitinnv te .lly «tr will he when the .tom Itombt fall on Hew York. U . S. tnililaty mni ate .aid t« favor a d n item at to "who our real rnemv it" in ca»e ihr Korean conflict ifire .d t. I hat It In n y . ilitlead of |itilling nut little Ironfire* all over the wot Id, they would favot eliminating thr furling W rll. now that it a fine idea. W r too would hr in favor of rnngdeiefy an_ nihilating anyone v»Im> trirt to l U t t another war, little or lug. But if we can’t whig Kotra, how in thr wmtd are we going to whip Rtmta ) Reading the other day of the woman who wrote a letter In tomein authority romlrinning thr ringing of the gtral Human rung, •**Th* Volga Boatman". w * were ahorked .1 tbi* new diiplay of t. that perverted form of |M lirntiim plague<l thn country ro during lb« wan with Gerf , ThU woman rayr that if r aay 6 ne want* to hear Ruraian •U v e dirge* they ran go In M otrow . T bi* remind* u i of the riot a few l ! t ago which rievrn trd the nan violini.t Giruking from performing in fa rn rg ir H a ll, the * stion agaiiut F riu K reaikr the banning of the German ia many public tchooU f t m World W ar. V « ! n Anilil tkt* illiillu tiiin m rn t In Keren arid the deepeninu (tesalmI'tn in Kim ipe, ll I* helpful tn recall that the Turret uf ilrmtK-raty recently have won a aig nlfleast victory over the fu rrr* of Communltm. It happened in Greece The eitaldlthm enl of a atatde. ilrninctalir n r e n w im t Iti a m antry in up tu in apart hy CummunIM thnnting and plutOng. I* a fairly well Itnnwn alary. It a*auinaa greater importance now that r'ommunWm haa Inftlrted liiinillutini; defeat* un Putted N itio n * foreet in Korea and It hating 111 im n mntrlee In tmirh of Kurope. The atory o f the G om m iinlit dr. feat in G reet* ia of apeeial In lr re«t to Plnridtan* ^♦ca^l»e the man rh lefly re«pun*ddp for It waa l.l. Gen. James A Van lle e t, former University t f Klutidn fo«itliall roach. (irneral Van Kleet arrived tn New York C ity l . - t week, a f lr r two and a h alf ye ar, ihoard. dot Ing which he served as head of the American m lltlarv mission to Greece lie w m officially honored at a City H all reeentlon amt h t c r a t a luncheon where American rind Greek d'gnltarie* acclaimed Mm for llt>eratlns tireeee fr*>m the threat o f Pommnniit controt, Tha A rm y gave him *t second Oak le a f ( ’ luster tn Ms Dis­ tinguished Mcrvlce Medal, which he won as commander o f the Third ('orp* tn World W a r I I . What the general said on th at neraslon Is worth noting. Greece has given tha free world nrttef lh *t (Vimmunism e»n lie stopped, the New York Ttmes ■luoted General Van Kleat as say­ ing, tint there ore trv rra l coi). 'litIons net*- nry to n ure u.-rer* for democratic fn r iti. ’T 'lrtt." h« said, "a rountry ’s armed forces ir e only a #tront? a . Ilic | niI i t tc .l gmernment tin t support* them If it' a tre k go vet film nl perhaj It order, to Its army w ill Sa weak and then (he army might » » n r " Then, he ..m l. the country m n.l have a loyrl nrtny ■ with no *Vallahor«tora" in either the top command or the •.nnllr t platoon — and an adcuuate latvir *uppt\ "Any nation w ith good end ade­ quate manpower ran l>nlM an r f fee live m arhine ag ain -I |trd ag Etc dim," GnMcral Van F ls rl arti'l. ’'fg te them tin' loot, and you will h a te , | i effectite m.t rhlne." An t-th a ha" n ilrnot? > t-lrm -of gtivcmni-M fnlthounh many w ill wish for nlronEt-r IcadcrrdiTp); a loyal armv and tlie world' Btcat est pend of .k ille d la l.ir. Our fa il­ ure he. lecti In providiog on» army with enough manpower and modern tool, to niatch the Cotu­ rnu n lit threat. Korea has aw a ­ kened us In our rtto r; t i m e r should give m courage for thr hattle and cnrtftdeiw of final vie lory. H O W A R D /.IN K Dr. Monry Klrl.atilit, Opt tint e tria l IP Msgmtila A re I.UMITK PLASTIC FOR ALL CARS FIBRE COVERS $21.95 $9.95 IN S T A L L E D A T A B O V E PHICKH i iii i • V r S V -. - -i.*yF 5Yt*> y * > •y >?s~Lr*r lit I m in W H IT K H K AD k iliiF A , td 1 The .un ihone heat that i with The I up |J,pi ,, id parched It-. ittouth' > tolteil si jr up n carbine, n lachinr. hill i MtfSlti Vi>«V«JI * •* FRIDAY AUG. 25, 1950 * Emergency Refuge” in America! The Greatest managed to hohhle ilown alone, tart mo-t of them were l«-iny help­ ed i!n»n with their lorn le^t and tw i«>cl a rm . and htood stained I Phono 1H7K-.I I Tutu n iiiv i dchttpsji, H u 1 histt u f a j" h . It* a n d h ow u la il y o u w ill h a v e a savitifTH a* r o u n ! r m e i g i ’i ic y ! S t a r t Ip c t i( o t n ’'l I k; t h a t to takt? r u n ini? wild*? a J‘" 'i u f th e fix e d sum n o w . e v e ry w e e k , o u t o f y o u r in c o m e. A ttd an y o u r incom e in c re a s e *, in c re ase (lie am ount y o u save. FLORIDA STAFF of SANFORD a ft "The Friendly Bank” M c m lie r F e d e ra l l ) ( p w f l In s u ra n c e C tirp u ra lio u T R O U S E R S A L E CONTINUES E N T IR E F IN E N Y L O N S T tM 'K OF ANO RAYON SIIMMKK THOPSKUS Values To 9.50 Your Choice Two Pairs Tor 1UK) O n A lt e r a t io n F re e W ith Each F a ir B. L. Perkins & Son I "Correct Men's W rar A nnounctng... SRECI4E SALE Used Cars 1941 nilOVKOLKT ta ils Char), Good I'amt 1016 OLDS 2 Dr. Sedan Hportal l.'iesl Owner, tiiwel Mi chim< 'lly Only $ 4 9 5 *o o *1 0 3 5 -0 0 PLYMOUTH Sedan Only *495.00 1950 SEAT COVERS h ■ • ' •* > * * * ? F. M. Knglish. Jr.. Good 'lireii, ( iissl Mrchrturni Condition H M R K — -K IT h V The nicd>c« did what they erj'dd nt th - md station. They hatukig. d h, 1lt.tr Hat* fo "" tin d i. eater! the s ilff-iin g with of ti EElng dun** and poured pla«ma into the Tl ph; doper ■ctos of those whose own blood and but there had gusher! onto the hnttlefield. (Ire and Vrd then the wounded w et* in h in t b it m oil' >urrlc*l liitik down the dusty toad it - i* had walked over it frw hours dripped from men’s l» fnre. Hick Hire went in amcu'd 'in -irm« und .w-jitfit" I- c"iund *ome by helicopter illgne yni(i. Th" heat ' l l into to ati advottre ho* pital. Doctor i- thin - that embrace.}]I tii-’tidei! the broken M i n .-t. twat ■.mother inj* fiercrlie-.*. they could t n t fi<m todirjE men Th.it nleht I it in a dsrkrri'd I" i Irrn .-th from I-nth*. P'tat tram which would tali' tl. ■h tl It • ni •" a higgrr soil te tte r hetpih tltb I Go ther part uf this toitur j ott I l ind -d tit I M ir pi * 1 euiy j ml rock* ’ to t on* of th'* little ciia.-be. and n't f* i*nri< 1**rf i l l ; Ih ta w ( i f 1 m i** T «. had lirrn hllilt to hold tbo rnt fit)} o f ta il t-..y T* •• ambulances roll's) inti p o llin g tllMlIt o r* i'lr the trnin A1lt ‘Pn v llfic tH r <itt * and the l l i f t r I m i <m th e ll n«* •n 4 0 it. m o il •i-d e r r s lifted out and car i i w f t i ! lie d m idly into ih - cars. ; ll UAT C*to| llf* t h n \# •t o f the Wounded were stih* no itiiR t 1 fi» *' 4n il c k a n . T tic wah n« now . They w ire deep in shn-p it 11•1 li(i« t itii*l t l i f l . T in iw i f m on i i ** -u n in t h r > * p ii t f t . «**.»«■ Ml the mericul is-nri- hrutigh* in n stiin th a t i■ould L l i ft i th e w a te r I tw ill jn ii IF llWD'lv 1 L r 1the drugs, mo»t of them. A -nyi-m was ( H I n tru m l*-. ' | fe w ■tiffed rc*ll«*M»|v. One oiol* H it li a c im a n n iin f t h ir i l . A n il :emlit-r th e low est i- n v n f i t m i a m i 1 •vhoi It fa n Ws* swiithnt in Iwnil tce lv e w ill L* | 2 0 , **t ih 'jM €• f li • lr i " «f *4‘f l -truggli-'l to get out of the lig u n * f*.trtit [ iilc , th t t ..n th e h d l* lit t c i The m nlii i p r c M .I him u g lji-t (he m o *t rn n io n n «t|i in Ih j i i r v i **}It*j on » wnp l » hit' u yonn;* doctor *nt .* w o rk e r rn -th l I#* * f ii 11 (*> • i h . ) fie 1^.1 l r f e n * t ~ b c r runtime -not oi morphine. Mm * I ‘ fas " ’ ***** *M^ * _ rr.* a ril G ir l ito | 'Ir a .lually be became nil lid. uy future man euttted to the of tOutug list fill T liU i rnme Ilic wntking wnnndeit - lylir t pin ion, w ill pet fat, nr ac.il Hi ■oi’ ml ion. ! with lionaggil head' and arm * and ,it -1 il>"»it fill percent mure rlto ii omute-l toout Ami then ; ! - Ther e were no mom stletll'illar liy it* *t III I h iii* are first iiiimm- ilowi I the lull A - t.t-tle. i., i . v i they filed into a bate rnHIh r A u if ii'l | h -u «U'u fu ru r- *i'»d watkim; lit the ii-ad ear and easeil Ibi m-i-tvr- i>niel" itren. 'u p » ri- n lh c - i s. w h a t th e y of n dnm ken m in , ' ii tbi- tiled flour. \ soldier rami I If lu m p lu, i t n r t l n g S i-p i t: two of ins i ntnrade* I if cutml with a lil'inkrl for each f snpt- led I M il (V-TD; f i t <»22lJ ftg nlm od puride and l i f Hum eseept one I! i f i. fit (fait; f|A Ifrtfii; ■ Hi it hi* - il an-l un ••«• ' Ml r " I ’m sorry." the -oldier u»id. ,l< <y:ti 7 <(0.7:20); ■ U • re nut uf hlanketa I'm M>r1 ini: tlo'idl. Cll* ( i.7 t)i; J20 (1 i b* al r*-t him ." a buddy I ’ V " 2 fdft.OTC I (fTx.riO). that damned heat-" 1i-i wound'd m in -aid, “T 1 i*l'‘ said" i .’ 2a i: 121111 ( l.W' 1; ; . j ( i i ' ; then l.iii'icM -all* I be i one -II riE lit, Mar Don't w orry alnut Ttu i f i h ;W || 127 1f.'a i), 128 a d r etcher, four j no " down * 1, woi lol.M U ; ( 2P 1 .1J Mil 1, KM* '.i-'ili Korean youth' ru n ie*l Ibe "H i II, I'm sorry.** the soldier it (ff.’i llll; K ' f | M i.?*UI: M l Ss.ni r. litter trying h i"-I *■' t In lout the raid »17.201; £< l 1SAH 2U 1; 1.77 fts n And b* lust afte r mlilntirM the Irni* Jut; (;in t|*UI J D |( s li 1X} t ,!A|* men ' them came nllo-rs. gome tv pan moving Inking the men td ((02 2*»k: t-TO <tn : m i: km hied l ick to a life that rw vrr would ist f f i l} . f l 1 (tn 1 Oil 1: » 1>| , O;* 2 ■) the »ame f«r mo«l of them. ' t i l fn IT f l ‘ «> 7111; I I I <*'! 7.ia.>(; l l . ’i * r t o And lhal is a glimpse into th (CX fail; flu i Ids r,(n hi- lit; to ll of this war. I o ld -age #’ |N*iul(in« p»» op urn in. i f . ' .171 ts till'* lolv 1. mbs Tin 1 mini V u V t i Ii#' if i i . f f muni of '.‘a w ill remntu o n .hi«n»u.l I H I'H A It C O N T IH H .H •it the maximum wilt ri »• front nr-N r the nrn W A H IIIN G T D N , Aug 2b i. ’,0 to fxji. flirt only ItoKi* trn • in ^ The govrmment today put ll* |w n •mr e f ti-r duly I I tri­ i p* li­ oy.it ha, l under rs |m tt controls, if tl pi-tp es.» n il hare In I hose Inct • ffective Sept. I. ri i roplc No worker " f roursc, •in i The I ’ommerce llepartm cnt, ilehr ii-ri-ion at all onlll lu g *' which Is in charge of espor* con­ I rwn -1 highWhite |IH i Ih unit hat met the rei|iiirco'cnts for tro l-, nunnoticed that each export i rettiiiB a pen shin, such us w ork­ a • • *im l w ink"i in -c xhlpnlent of oignr Valued at I2A0 m . t r * ing long enough iti a (oh rover-*. I u il, tty a v erp -■* ihi mtu nr more w ill renuire a license, S\ the hichit i .hi i hy the Is it. units at he destination ts t'nnada. rl" Ill- wifi- gets a pen -> -n fot )k * 1 1.11 In (nx.Vi the nti Government officials said tho self, Iml uot until skv'r h i i«d Iv Idfi. tiin p lj of n ig .ir In this country T jiV ' the saatr family i f I. -ii.t until lo t lo r hand ns* re*'te*l i. gomi, am! the action 1* onty ind r lifte d Hmwlng Ids Iter pen I . ’entitled to only Ih™ m - n - * ' •prn aultonary." ',,,.,.1 ..ill, • l, t 'loo m on i half of his And the widow of a worker en j ftlfttrei fo t unit Neptervti Hint to s pen-ion, wlrethsr hr | p irsp th 111 V f. ( 1 in l ; ■i-i-I to fot,- nt oft ■r *ib, net a Jour nupt" *'-lf when - 11*-j ((2-71; total for tbi at hr sir.. Ilc i - is three fo urth' i f f / t ; widow (Itiro i cgi t ;ni E x iH ’ rt W p I c I i R i*|M ilr Mince the Jour fim ltv will if that her husband got or ws< -ntitled to. diwwtng i p' • -em I • fo*> -tidi­ er u* Klip|M ItcuK oiudilu I ’rico n Ji.n* (rawing th*- t!I.V2. wltrn an even hi n is b e n lain • 1r I, the m a(iuiiim pen-ion In A uriK * an hi- w ife wn» re ttin g a peniion enn't shate In ll. ll hl*ti- T l**e A l l W o r k G u a r a n te e d Iml ( l i , >.iip|Mj«t> lie hnd liecn en I inly ih i -a going on !-< n Ion all* t it led to the m inim um iml died a ml that. Ida widmv was getting her pen don The minimum will >*nv ui lu August. n iter -lull t. 1012 tint " They would gel the Itt- ir., dale the maximum w ill b 7-ui < oim try ( lull Road K.i lain Smith entitle <. aft* m alt I hire case wrhlrt* en in fleet Kept. I, with tha rife still ; duly t. I'J.’i ' to Ibe maxumiii) m entitled to one hslf h r, htist'un '' ' Ids wife nr widow and Go " In twn-mn *nd tha widow, t h r o j t h t y ll g*t fourtha J u n o - - ttfd; hi- wife f.|P *u H e ir I* whst Im io anil hi I W illow- 1/rO rife of widow -go* in tu g in ' . B ill the * * s r n -e pi o jnn f* ■ m il wlult llu y 'll e.-t m H-pl . . > 1 tho-e I hjj. m u u : to draw i* I f he was entltlarTIn the msximiie. i July t l ' r - ‘ »H t I* d .v it f ' (lenston, with August fir <t sly* I itWl 8 " r i* l ‘i-ftiiMiv .» n i W p trm b er In psrenlhe.rs J unit rtill te- • ■ f" i v*ar Jour | | i t ijriii.M it; to « i t r ifU 'w a r i) 1941 I'hone !«l n A ir r w n V " - ' U. S. Troops Battle Communists And H eat In Fierce Korean Fight THE NATION TODAY i I'lctntr* Nehru nl Inali a M * t tlw t ih r rfta n iri nl .1 ttnul W m hl W ar a tr alxml 5ft *0 l l r it mote oplimiUii than rmi't. M «*| uesilfuiilir n*w» we have teei, lately war Secretary John.nn' prediction tha* lire Korean war would be oyer hy February. Mr hat been ao cnniiilrntly wrong about everything rive. wr*te afraid (hit meant a lont; hatd ilrugglr i. Undeveloped Markets iiv im ' 1911 Special 111TICK Sedan lots OLDS 2 Dr. Sedan n. eu tifu l lilact. *i (an ally (Iwm-d, l(itdi«, G ihh I tire*, extra irteit randltion For Kale $155000 1940 A NEW SERVICE For Homes Beyond the Gas Mains .*■11 A*Ga* •• a new and belter lypr of L. P. fix * net vice (or home, and businesses I h- i u I hI Ih r city gas m i in*. W ith this • m i c e the Company supplies the tank mil the I timpani 'im plies the gss. A small installslh'ii charge and a small deposit Is all It tjk re lu grl this convenient, reuuom lrr' service in yi.nr home for rooking, water hast­ ing and refrigeration. You Save With Sav-A-Gas Because: • laiw Insinuation charge. • Utility lypr ralr*v.™-thr mnrr you tiar Ihr Ir.tn ll moln prr mill, • Yon pav only for Ihr nan you use and AFTER you have t*cri it. • Company nupplim Ihr lank. • Company Areps (hr lank nupplird with itna. • You pay for » rn lrr once a month—regular utility service. A SUPERIOR SERVICE AT A REASONABLE PRICE OLDS 2 Dr. Sedan New Heat O v e rs , Good Paint, Gnnd Tires A Good Condition Special < {It-autifnl Hhie Scdanetlr, ftadhi, New T ir e ' K x lt * G"»d fond ltien For Hate $ 5 3 5 .0 0 *l845«o Sav-A -G as Conault: A. J. Greer nr Jark Horkariny, Dinirirf Keprenmlallvra CUSTOM T A IL O R E D COVERS A1J40 A V A IL A B L E y t« < >W- 210 MAGNOLIA AVB. PHONE I0S4 SANFORD, FLA .s -- * #t 'y T tt 210 K FIRST ST. PHONE 1340 m -s �25. I9.,n twk Social A n d Personal Activities .v l c i i h n n r IIS 'i’icia! C 0 a lende i- ,^ - IM I* U The SunforJ Ti>«n<n<i riu li w ill hold I t ' legular lm r I iiij; 1hi Tourist Center at 7. . 1 j|. Under tin -pon...... Up ,, p t . Siciita I ’hi sorority, t»i > n-, ,,r Ir l .it tlh’ IV rn 1M -I .1 ; i ,, \j m im .il Hiw pitiil 1. Mi K urtr . 4 -.. -. M* Final plan* w rte announced today for thr nisritAge of Mia* Nora Louise l.iimiiiuist to Benny Steele An*tin. Thr w nliliii|[ will take plate on Sept. I nt 7:lill I'. M. » l the First Methodist rh n n h w ith the Rev, J K. M rK inley n ffiria lin it. No fornml Ittvil ........ a ir Iwinu lsatliul. hut nil frie n d . and relative* of thr coiiplr ate invited to a t­ tend th r wedding and the reerptlon tm ineiiiatrly following at Mi t*e»il K u t'tin -m i Mr j, f Mi M a i. 1 1 ! n!t n t'itu tn Hn|»p rri!»*rljiim*it \\ t1n r*‘l»)r nl^n; ut her liiilllr >o Vnii S%rlHH* * wi*h n hniii*' w nr min? I»*r I 11 ; W e d n e -d n v i iL* MIf tl •« fill I r r **tl \\ * * f F It ' f S t I "i( C ii in f * # cellnneoii, allow. n l itrtnt nf ^t r itm rM * % lit#*ik* |it i $r«1 w it h f i i i i t * R o b e rt I I m*.» n t finor hi'fin*' Mnrlkhnm \\ » •t«**|»t A **'t l***Mi* ;irt»*i*t»»t in i . i t i IL tlitin * M r. ( t tilit'r t --- * f til |y t n l U t n l in I hi* I I . S. A r m y Min, Ct H, K ittfr <* Phtl Mr if»«| Ai» K»»fr#*v WrrlHifiif |»|nr» will Hi. f l t i i r U'lllm Mr Whif« Mill n tiinic hi «linlir- nl K»rmr% n | nt a In trr tU lr. t'riih-rmily* l.iiko Mary KHrnrfn iif f'r *nf Ilrfirfrr i* UT 1**> e ln ii fi» Ir a r n Ih n ! h r tin • iiu m f |.*i hit Itoftit* ft nut 1lirF»'t n«M faiiiiv$lllt!4tn M"r>vrml IV n |» i f mI u tin ♦ h*1 hits I'Mrrfii ruttf intfii iot KrUlltK Mr II W , flut k n I n ll.nrlitrt itml M ia* have rritirn tl front lort*. N .r . m 1* r r Iht v irjuttvt*. a ril ta-lmr m rvptl fl hrtU# moM lit V ilU it N IA C. AM l I K S M \ M r. and M r*. Vr<rtier N’et*ori have a* Iheir gm-ala, M r*. I n Mltillir «ut hRtjrna. mol her of M r, Nel*on .in I h it friend. Mra Rn*e C.irnorn twith of lln rtfo id , Conn ,4nf| «Utt'*|t Mt Jonnie If .union ha. bn.I « I »l«t l«t ffl her giteat* the pa*t week, her .on Wlcnlnn H • an.| daughter-in-law. Air. ami M rv o il' l w t,u Wujrai- Itarm iin of |(o*ninn, S C •t l \ id lin g M i and Mr*, f*. C Itm nt th r n*rtl •linoton ate their urn and datifh ’. i io t«iv, Mt and M m . K oiott W eltro g il ao,| on, Robert, Jr. of 1'no uin.it I. Ohio. M* trtd Mi llerto-rt | ..tie .r. i h i have l.ien in Virginia inee J u l). ridurneif U t Ttie dav. Mt Itiynn IH<rr ha* lte«'n v im .Ig It 'alive In / i II wimhI till* n **t week. M rv Virginia Itobft]*mi. daugh Ier nf Mr. and A ll,. J. I-:. Rnldn ” 11 a.-nnipanird Af. , I lia Wood aid, Keminolp County Home Item o i.itration Agent, on h»r vacation iv t* pent tn Can.id a. Tho\‘ left .Satntdav. M r*, k. fk. Raker left Tliutailav lot Cl i r l.-rton, VV, V * to hr p tr .lit pt the niartiAgo nf a grand daughter. From there *he g.o-a lo Rig Stone Cap to allen.l th. •ol.ti i wedding releluatlnn of a in i Hunt rtf *4 N t'n i! a t l n r i ti'ftf f»t .l a f«.-t"rtlv anvimivir tJifi-jf nf h' i riMiftn, Mi H r i* K11-* P E N N E Y 'S Vrtem l. Ilf Alt# Wm II VInt I I I . - * ’ w ill he glad Ml hear ’ that he i, now at home following -ut■ety at the Orange M ..initial Ilia* pit il in Orlando. M. and M i* C I I'n V h am no-' hihlten e n jo ye d a f rw day* nt Daytona Reach Inat week Returning from a vacation in ‘ I-irth Carol inn Mat week were A(t ■nd Afra. Ralnh W illiam * and .laughter* Af yrna and Alelanie M l* . Ilunepn Raker, danghteof Col. and M r*. Wm. K. Raker, i* employed by Ihe Florida R ta t* Rvnk. Sanford. Mr. and M r*. II. I. F.uhank* and dntipMor Rochelle left la d w.'etfvt a vacation in Aneer. N C fhey were aernm panted by two ir- e Vivian pnd Joyce Rvr I, who had been plaiting them. M )*a Marijann Krtliank* ha* a -eeplcd a poaitinn w ith th® K lrrh o ff intereata In Sanfnnl. Air and M r* J. f, llnldiv at*'* daughter M ary C m re are vi*U Ing relative* in Cntadam. Canton and Thre. M ile-Ray, N. V. M *r v Crare appearetl over th ; N IIC Televltlnn In New York C ity, a they ‘ topped o ff there Mty. T. I,. O'Connor returjir.l from Miami Saturday. She had v|*ded her aon-lli-law and daogh. trr. f»r. and Mra U W. Whelehel there. \Tr r.vlle*| th e p ro d ...... Ile n ry lllanke, and aald: 'M l ha* the ending It'* fierfiel I ,hnot i t .'" Capful Review: " I e l‘» It..--." ea rrle . a high degree .if en-.< lutnmenl, ih a n k . tn Ihe . n Ih u .if *ni nf R d ly Hilt Inn ” 'he grenl l.tpping nf Fred * (alre. She i f a prrfnrtnei ” h m a n ic , inln a tu ffy R—- '■ fam ily and he ptayf a hnnfei w tla yen fur finance A fle r a pi»’e l.in g .( a r l, Ihe fln ry hng. d»vr" w llh Inn much talk Rut II p> vide, a fiilla l.tr htel-grnund far fnftte Inpnnlrh iPU.leal niimlu-e A .i.it e * . mimlwr w llh a p iv > if nne n f h lf alh tim e lie .l* Formofia ir .« M f.M tempi f T Invnsion • tew. lta.1 1at k I N*ttI* whi**# uni rla ti tit* S h ir le y KAMIO STATION iV.T.K.U. 4 111 H i m * ttlitflint i *1itH * 1*» \» w * * t \ \l'«‘ *1 riH I ifiiltn* f. Hr i rn M f'lta rk aTail. Si wn a Mmrni * i*tiirM 11■a,t« trr.lv * 1*« t'fi.ftlOr t*»*f|* Hf. h * S'* lliaflv'tlH I ir i *tl|ain* tt 1 I". 4 Ii ' 1«» >I *» •* 1 I" in. ** I ' i I 'Mi Mi 1»* I l ....... . 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I i-i 1 *ft * ii *t n m i *»■jjS h r * ii i •I Ii**» f u ll i w it n I * •I h r r li» iitukki it ( m im fin l tu n W hlll* *hl> I* HltVitilltt <•* ri'lM M l li» S in u *illu *h Ti*«**l li* rn l« »* h rr iu n im v r tu ll« '*n l.fk i# it is n lh ltA h * in n r l i stl tin* ah**"l "An fav a* Itm iimtlim nnal I M r* f lit Mt S |ti\« v v M r* Hi i in H a»t tal |( iinltfitirtl 11ti|ta |**i;i’ tin. i .j ? M ay ilia! * l«» 'tl^ M r ilix .li •l» t **t i it ti < tiiii* it, i. Ihi fitiliiii Mi Mi *ti«f Mi < Itfit I-* W ilk r thi uii,< M i* I'h m la* ha nl »»l l.nncnoli M r* . I I* nkt 11 ti, Mi I'liuii, Hi Km it - .1 Studio - 11- I n ' pla.i- lu g ; .1 nigi.i. * lic it V 1 .n,- \ l i | . thi ill n M. IV .il l*a wft»* .trial \|i« ,M - M h * ’ 1,1 I *$J|*|* . “*t. H at I'ltfViliiln V r .i ml Ut |t Ml i M*ar, M» f II w U t M f* I M < . lin t M l* * llo p k in * pooh |«m h..l u t h *1orie«. " W h y , I t e t lr >. t I , >»-. r e v r i had a i h . i t p w o i. l tirlw re r. : in I I , , " he r la lt tt r d . 'O il, there 4 O'l d a y * u h i n w e w o u ld p a n « *->. j A JO « Iv n th c i and n o t .p e a k , h o i I heir * on w n , n o th in g u n fr ie n d ly n lm u i i' ’* J« R ette w a * a o m rtlm e a up e l. >•<i in on * i* t e r w a * v e ry *ie k and Retie I Ail# I I *»«» w u , h a v in g I r o u ld r w it h h i t h .13 on Iia n d I u n d e ra to o d n nd ke p i ■ . 13 So mouth »hitl." Atl«* llopkin* riled an it.t - 1 n' a* Ihe rloae o f "Old Anpi t-• note," N'oI mmI v could neern lo pie dure a logical ending for the atory. " I got an idea," the art i n * recalled, "and I alayrd up *11 night w ritin g It. I had to gH hark m at and I wanted to fin. h Ihe pietiire " I nhnwnd what I had writ'en to Iti-lte on the *et the n. »t morning. W ilhoua a wind, -hi »wept pn»t me nnd pirkrd up > u' -lirflf n M» ^lt \\ I I I I I I T H O M \S She I a. * * tl« Il.tsI, o«lift n i ft Tt ri-M i «imI I r* »aa I haf«»t1i«AA111? \V K l t i \ M r (,n.| M rs. IT. Mt \ t i .<it. | \ t i * , 1 ay M S t.ip ia f , M TlfCt> thi* C»la h rr irtft-A T il-* r M if «•* Mi I i \|r . Kiwi III OVA»l M llltt V II. it| \V«*t*hr» |l. tall . M t. tt A i• 1 11 urn I d«n*'! * *litt I* a* ifO l.i.V V» i m i i i. Aug -< ■iA~, M iriuui Hopkin* i* u chut tiling hid)' who re. I* o ff r o d *t«rie* ut ii .itpid .lip itod then add*, "of nturae, th .it'* o ff the ryconL" Somehow I got on the teeopi the »tory o f why aho turned down it chance to piny I uturenc- Oil vicr'* w ifi in Ida new Hollywood movie. At lcn*t t think ahe incnut If f»i |irm t If n.d, let’* utl forget we heuiil it. Nearly every art re ** of round nin-t would giv. tier lu«t mink to apti it .1* th< glenl O livlrr'a wife M t** th.pkiii agiec* with IhiIhiwia. Rut I lin e a le other eon aldernlinn*. dm iW Inred. "When W illie W yler «ent no the ’C u ttle ’ '.O p t, I thought i 1 w » , fine,*' »h. «nid. "Rut I ihnngt't the chaincter of the w ife needed more motivation- I don’t menu the part *■ ■ Inn • mnll; l i i e d.m*n't mutter. Hut the wife needed to to- undrratnnd fot the good of the whole *tory "I made »nme *ugge»tlon* In W illie nod he .reined to like them. Rut he didn't know if h. would le ntih to work them into the nriipt "' T h .n r.im* lunlgrl tioulde. Th. .tti.lio o li.to l) had n log invent men! in lb> putu io nnd rni.l II ...uldn't affo rd M i** tlopklna' UaUttl fee "O f ctiur.e, I would do th* part for nothing. Iwiaune of itm people involved," nhe vowed. ‘Tint thal wouldn't lm w i*e. " I wouldn't w m k for Ca.uim.uni f»i under $5,1X10 n wiei They wouldn't ie»peet me if t did." The up*hot of oil I bin i> * Ituth AVarrlrk gut 11'., job l-utii Tung w ith Minn lli.pkoi* gave niv a chanee to check .... 'i... Irgvnd o f hei feml with It* tie llo r ll The two »r!re **c * r. ' n couple of picture* n few y m « ago, and apatka tr|m rted l) (lew on their *et«. It wn* only oato' al with two *urh atning-will.-d women. phone. at »1 ^ lt* V\ r I \ t lU trl? . r Kt f »« «ht'i* nt M i- T 11 U 111 fnllv Ttairt I1* I f , 1 • III"#*, l»tt!#*| a r r ft. f -iirrif u*it N ni fm n r • Ii fi lovriy hi in*,' Hnltn n l |i> i*i *■(' V*t 31 fiitlifri Pl lf .l tar «• wit h* * 1 f».» ,*» rnittf*. llu iin c th r * a* i ltii|v widid III lla ir a n l»V f i t - . Ih.nna Iv ie ra Ci.rofor tf ling ■■ \t M r. .ind M i- . John I - Clark anFriend, of J A llx r t i ii i of 1 o|Rn r.-i, > .■!('liter of t t no..nrr the engagement o f llio ir U IH MHIonvilli Avenue 1r r... or Ito ier .o.i Ml | .1 ■ M i I'-wt. - ■In'ightir. <'ut her I n r l.illian . to te r r 'tr d to lnow th.rt In- Im to Alvin Center, of ' I * a* 1 lli.vtitr.l I.M . W I el. hel, <nn of Ml moved to tl>' I'u tn m i Conn' 'tr II (i to”!.. . f lh< . iv v ami Mr Hugh t* Whelrhel Nursing Home in I'slalk t b e in g n rin .iiir.-r.t lie 1iy M i** Clark nIleorle.I the local I- » M i*. Rofinr attend-wf th Us-*, ■ hii.il* and »n graduated from (ilenn W indd.h and on ,1m ford hoot* and ( n i . l i i i t r .1 fr.nn Seminole High HellonI where *hr* and John ate returning to \ t l -n* . S. ti in.rlv tl. S Imril * • ■ 1 «n - 11 m m l-i ..f llu t II*'.* (Toll a f l r r viniting Mi J M. Rrn.lv elirnii of |H. St i- now i n to l.iv r' and p.irtleifiiite«l in other nutate at her hour on Carl, i i r t i n M r. nt «H..r« •« t-'n < . • ». .letiviiie* She rivflved hi t H R Drady w ill irtn rn lit.-min s..*• Mr. I'enlev gra.lualrtl with th* legi... in M ii'ie Kdueation front them for r t t l ill Wor k . In *, of IK itl *. and *ili. tl..«t(.no. 1t .. 1. / I . St.ite College t.n Women bn. hecir employe I uu'- It H<-. > 1*nMJIedgi'v ille and I* on the M r. and M i* 'VIIHani Wh.t ,no|f I).- (Tie .... ! i . lung -tu ff nt W r«( Side I'rl have j. re tu rn ..I to Alluntn i f l r r 1 ... .. ,r Tl - ♦ wM|n ■ v tt ti'-.j 't u in r v Sf’hool. S T t " * ! * ...........ntmer ..H I. Mr nn.l11 ! Kj„ , n ,.„ lh M, IVheh It. I r a native ,.f l:<M) I ' M I S»nfoti! ii’d nl n n nf N*i ' ♦ »«■.•»»• ' Hrmlnolc lliijh Srhiml, lit* ntfcri'I 'U ’ > K . C . I* i 'H t ^ S U N ' lull a|l fry'i.'K »»f Ih r roiiplr a irj^ h c I'n lv ris lty of F lotiiU anti Ht«<* riin u .iflt *11* *** •1 i»« .tif.ib.! j -h I ’niVi, ify m I !■*I«4iriil, lie rt* (Ip tiim rlrU l K Y K S i:\A M IN K D ( J I.A S S K 8 M T ' I K O IIS S. I'a lm rllo A t*. I. II. I,t'c Is lltinurcrl ilunom l W ith Shower \ it Ii Ilouse Warminu M rs . it \ it' ntirriinw Kosior-I Vnicy Finns C;i Uteri lit* Chirk To Vre .\ntioimeed Today \\ edHow.irdWhelehel .f. F iv r Miss l.un(l(|iiist To Wed Kenny Austin »***»♦. fit* i M r. and M . Joo Hal r have I lia n C la t htet of Ml and M r* John I. re I Mined front l in n honevmwri in | C ia r t. white* rn • igcmcnl to Howai.t l.yn Whelehel, op nt Mi and Sanford, where they .... n,.v. tl, ,t M r*. Hugh ( IV trh h e l i* la mg unn .nirm t. mg their home * pac I. T P e r s o n a l .s • n sANroim nownA M i** Kelly ItoM- IliHilehan w ill serve ns maul of honor> and Mia* I'eggy -linn' l.u n li|u ia t. niece of the bride, will (..• junior brides­ maid M l-. I tiinilipii*t Will be given in mart m gr by her brother. Raymond I I undquul. W alter Steele. iou*in of the groom, wi'l ict a* I., l man. and th r U'het* w ill in' lla io ld Chapman, J. D. (Srogsn. Illake Saw yer* and RoIwrt F. M .e lr. V program of nuptial nni*ir will I * given by M i* Kdward M r. K a m i ami K>>g.-i l i m m , M.l.iirl, .IM M U l , wvwai M cK inln Hall Tin' Reardall A vm p r C in l, u .ij ,tKi>l al the Chapel ai ; in I M T h r Wotnati‘~ '1i 'M in i -. I 'in,.n o f ScmiU.de R a id i.l \ ''.-n w ill havr a rnnfervticc on .ni m nnitv Missions" ru n -h i-t.l l.j Mi r llff.-r il W r i t e it. t'« m •numlv Mission* chi.il . -i. F irs t baptist Church at it no A. M. There w ill W a r m n . l <|i«h 0 lour In <>n ut no. ni Mr ml . m u rg rd to a llrm l and visitor* m** welcome. T l’r Young 'd u ll \v> 1 Class of th I..i V iH i. C h llirh w ill h.iv. |i meeting ni Ihe horn «.f m . i -.' Mi l l o l - i t I I'.tk , . at tail |* .»• A n lino at H 0(1 I 'M Ml i - . n t '- r a rr urged to make a ■p> U| af fo il to at tro d tie . »»*.•«, -g f,. it. el« Mon* of till 1 i In . nfll , . . f, ■ A th r vm r. M r* W. \ S ilt' of h \V ^ in.l M r. .1 S I.*., 1. I** 9 dav. in Si tu rn no. « tl M, || I Her I. Ir sAvrown N jilu n il 111•h Iv?*■ i i n t i .i n 1'*mu ii* R K R I.IN —1/ltt "N in .il.r hka". IlnllywiHMl’i IJ-yeat-cdd -attre nn ..... ........ M iim -ow ....................... Cutnniuul.ni, .till '■■» demuerary'* hotlciii wea|ioru In ju , w. f with R u f.la heie. T h t, f||m |,n,| We ,i Rcrlln gig g ||nif | | m when giggle, wete < ti during ihr llu.»'iir (ilm-ka.le II w.i» reU.uerl rlurlni,|1f, Whi’|»unllde tnareh of Com. mt a n i ■l >t • a .I Herman y .uiii «n Rcillti. Kasliimi Craft ( *«» |t l>|t*i*-i Ilanirl (liven House Slippers tatn >cnt Naval help w rekf ago. If •* piling .till mure. The at rail of Fnrmma i« w ithin e«.y range of A m n ira n aitpower liffc il nn Okinawa Varying from IM* t > 2'Jft m ile, in width, Ihe f lr a ll if ra»y to patrol. For the»e reaf«>n. and other• of more Involved diplomatic a fpect, the United S tale r hae no p la n , now lo fend (lo o p , to th. d efen .r of Formirfe, relying Intlra il on fea and air p < " w . flin d Invafien w ee ih -r If n«* atm n.l al an end. Il la Iwal finm M iy llirnugh A ilgU fl. The mn.i* ».mn aea.on M te llin g In. with the prevailing wind blowing agalnit Ihe dlt eel inn fillin g ju n k , would u»e pufhlng o ff Ihe nalnland for Fnrmnra. Kven more menace, however, l» In lie found In Ihe danger « f IVphnnrif Ir. Ihe w eek, nnd month* If by uiinr rhince a Chtoeir ahead. Thnie vinlent alorm f could •h itte r fleet* far heavier than Cummuuift Invatlon l<»ce got p a .I Mona and TVmnW Andarann of th* light vefieli uaad by the the aea-air defanae and reached Maitland are vialting Ihotr grand China CommuniaU. the mainland, official* here believe parenu, Mr. and Mra. C. D. An. T V Naval fnreaa of th*. United that Chlang'a army (an ejllm fled derten. State* and ita frfend« In the Ko­ 250,000 to 400,000) alutold he able Millard R k * and A. W. Anatey rean war now are flow ing (•■ to handle the Invadara—>1 h i. army fighla. Well placed offici­ apent Sunday flatting at the Inlet almnit fortnldahle proportion. propni at Ni-w Smyrna Haarh. The American Navy in lb * F»- ate rale Ihe proapecta thal it Jimmie Rricllc la virilln g nda- Kaat now numbera more than 1W * ° “ ld Ught a» much U tte r now live* in (South Caiolina. craft, Including big carrier*. B ri-1,hlln U *t winWr. . Igrp ■ A Shoe For Your Hvery Need Come In And See Our Fine Selection I VEYS V . Vv':--4 J U ..1 , %-. j . f W: . AUG. HfC F R ID A Y �F R ID A Y SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA 1 A* — --------------------------- P A G E S IX Levy Gets Steinecke P r o t e s t s ; Tcdesco Wins 18th GameWith Good Job On Hill For Giants The Sanford Giant*. **tih the aid u| M t l li i f il l.il l.C>y‘t lln r r tun homer in tllr tevenlll inning. de­ feated the l.r-rshurg Packcri by a K u ir of It lu 4 in * bully dullest rd (Minr .it M m h u i m I IU II Park tail night. The game, vi Ii m Ii l.rrtb u ig Man agri Bill S trin rtk r p ru lrtlrd in the thud inning when I .<• >y was * 1loMtd l * o li.iif t on a ball which W flll into ihr I ’.iik fl dugout. vsai • tin ill. r all the way. Giant hurlvr ('lu llin ' TrdsrSco wi-nt tln< i it lit t* to chnll. u;i hi* IM h win of Itif tin toll. Although in trouble iv c in t tilin'* T filw to turned In n y n « l job on ilir hill, p ilin g up H h it*, inott of thrm bloi.pt'i jut t out of tin- infield, walking only two and funning th m . The P arker* went abend in llu m e n d inning liy pushing m u m two m il no two hil> and mi intrrfe ie n ie rul"d on the catcher when the packer |titelier’» bat hit F ui*yth'a m itt. The g ia n t' i ame b.o I. in the third and lied it up by scoring twice on three l,a*e* on ball* and two error*. tn the top of the fifth Parker left fielder llr n d r i* -ent one out of li;i jwrlt "tit** one male nlxiatd to go abend I to 2. The Gilt til* trille d the Parker* going into the twittum of the 33rd Homer To Beat Packers By Scor Porter r f 4 0 1 2 0 Mirande as 3 0 II 1 3 Bnrmc* If 3 0 1 2 0 Canine c f 4 0 0 3 0 Brmer 2b 3 0 0 6 t .Shores c 4 0 0 6 3 Cohen lb 0 0 0 1 0 ii 0 0 7 0 .Stroecker 111 Crittenden 3b 4 1 1 1 i Hrooklyn p 3 0 0 0 3 30 1 3 27 14 Totals Di'Larnl OOO 003 001— 4 Orlando 000 till! 000 -1 B— Mi ramie, Harrow , Nicoll*, llraenekr, Stroecker. A lle n , Hbores, Fernam lei.. K ill — McLeod, T ittle 2. Dunne. 211- Dunne. SH — N lro li*. 8— Htroecker, Allen, llraeseke. D P - Fritter (unassist­ ed! to Cohen!; Mirande, Brmei and Stroecker. I.e/1— D e l^ n d 4; Orlando 7. Hit o lf Hrooklyn 2; iti'd In ita ft on t h e Nicoll* 4. HO -by Brooklyn 4, tU n U . Nicoll* 12. W P - Brooklyn. Nicoll*. a b f h u B I! - L e i t i A Burk. T — 2:03. l.rrshurrti 6 1 *£ 4 1 W ild rr lib DA YTO NA — PALATKA 6 u ii 6 II ItnniM'v lb •J D A Y T O N A B E A C H Aug. 26 6 u t 1 M ills ;ib 4 1 i 3 (1 i/V) Manager lied H u ffin g * Day Hendrix If 3 u u (l II torm Reach lila n d rra deflated Clift rf Hyke* *s 3 I *1 1 1 Palatka here last night, 9-2, a id 3 I 2 6 u moved Into a tie w ith Orlando ('..llins cf Steineckr c 3 u U 4 1 for the Florida State League lead «J It was Daytona's IKth win in a-ltlickley p 1 0 0 1 I n 0 0 ii til garni* against Palatka. G urlh p The Islander* mixed I I bit* 33 4 H 24 7 Total* with seven error* Ui score a bandy victory. Rookie Bob Still a b r h « * an Orlando native, who ramc Saaford Chadderton ■ 3 | 1 1 1 to Daytona from the University 1 ■j 4 of Georgia, held Palatka to ai* 3 t Poelker 21, 0 lla irn e c k rr f 4 1 1 • hit* hut walked nine. 3 2 2 II Levy lb Palatka ab r <h o a *i a i> M iller * * 4 0 Jackson rf 3 0 1 2 1 4 n T -i 1 M rtira w lh Forsyth r 4 I 0 M II 4 if ii i II Ramos If Murphy If 4 II 0 2 0 1 rtaeela .VI. 3 if 1. i 4 1 1 1 6 4 ii ii «# 2 Vogt c Tcdeeco p 3 0 I 3 I H 27 I l G 32 Total* Tierney .’lh 2 0 1 1 2 first sin cuteher * in- Mother r f 3 0 (I It l) lerferenre. Wick r f 4 0 0 1 1 fo-tshurg 020 U'Jll 1*10—4 Jenkins p 4 0 2 0 1 Unford 002 000 4 0 *—0 Total* 31 2 it 24 13 B— Forsyth, Chadderton, W ild­ Daytona ah r h o a er Poelker, T o u ifk. H ill Collin*, Steineeke. Ile n d ri* 2, Hafenecker. Steliern r f 6 1 0 2 1 |.evv It. 211 Collin*, Jackson, lilt Travf* all * 4 2 II 0 I —llr n d r i* . I.evy. B Collin*, Kiupp r f 6 3 3 1 1 Hyke.. IJP Tcdesco to Forsyth Hipp If 4 1 3 1 0 (o I.evy. fo-fl L e e s b u r g 8 , San­ (Iherlin lh 4 1 1 0 1 ford H. lilt o ff Hrlckley 6. Ted- W a te m itle r c 5 tl I fl 2 rw n *2, (iueth I. 8 0 — hy Hrirkley Healey 2h 4 I 1 0 *t 4. Tedesco 3. H O — Hrlckley 7 In SHII p 3 0 1 0 0 a 1-3 Inning* <1 run*. Winner Pnlatkn (MM) 001 100—2 Tedeeco. foiss-r—- Hrlckley. I) - Total* 37 O i l 27 IH Heeily and Solon*. T — 1:68. Palatka 000 001 1 0 0 -2 Daytona 314 100 OOi— (l K — M rtira w 3, H arr la 2 Tierney ORLANDO— DELAND 2. T ra v l*. H ill W ateri-utter 3, ORLANDO, Aug. 26-1/11— Krupp 2, Hlpp2, Tierney, W lrk. U flh a n d e r Pete Nicoll* rammed 211—S till, Krupp, Tierney. 8 a devastating three-hit torpedo Stellern, Krupp D P — Wick to into the HH Henatur la»t night to Vogt. t.e fl— Palatka I I : Dayton i pilch D e U m l to a 4-1 victory 0. Illl- o ff Still 0; Jenkins 4. SO Hint knocked Orlando out of the hy S till 0 ; Jenkins I. W P Floiida State I .cogue lead for the Jenkins. It — Williamson and l i n t tim e since July «. Slone T 2 20. A — 1,072. The Senator* aren't completely out of It. They're (In i with Day­ G -M E N -BAINTR tona Beach today a f lr r Ihe l»G A IN B H V H .j.K . Aug. 26 -< A 1 latid rri trimmed Palatka. I''* A I li a (iaioeatilie (i-M en look a d o u b l e heailrr win by Orlambi rt-3 Florida State la-arua victory ovrr Ht. Augustin here today from the Rt Augustine Saint* i mild plare the Henatur* tempor­ here last night using a hig four a rily In th*- lead again hy a half run firs t inning as a .springboard game margin. for the win. N icoll*' *uperh pitching l*eal Red Roberts inovial In from Bd Brooklyn In what would have Ihe outfield to pilch nine-hit betti a spine-tingling mound ball and rerun! the win. sh r h o duel had it not been tot a dla St. Augustine 6 0 0 3 n *tin u * s iith inning. It al»o M rKec »* handed the Senator* then third Chaim If 6 1 1 1 4 0 rtratght drfeat and seventh loss Pavla rf 1 2 .................................................. Hitasta c 4 0 2 6 ... nil Plrhan 3b ab 8 0 0 2 D el. sad 8 0 Frrnande* ah 4 U 1 u a ludy 2 b 1 4 4 n 1 8 1 I 7 i 1’l IIs i J !b A llen lh n i 1 3 4 1 i i 0 Ploch r f McLeod 4 1 2 0 0 Krath p 3 i 1 1 Pi r* It- r f i 0 0 0 H raetekr cf 2 0 0 a 0 a-SImonlan 36 3 9 24 4 II 1 12 II Total* Dunne r •b r h o 4 0 4 3 0 Halneavllle Hnieiiing 2 h 6 1 f# 4 4 II li 1 2 Cooper Harrow ■* a 6 1 I l 1 u 1 Foster 2 b X Nicoll* p 4 1 1 a 31 4 8 27 7 Cade 3b Total* 6 0 ab r h II D Robert* p 1 0 Orlando '•rew M rr »t 4 0 1 a o Urquhart r f 0 i 4 ’at due e A 2 0 t t.m m erirh r f 4 1 1 n • mlH. If 4 0 1 *— Total* 87 6 8 I I 27 a —Filed out for Krath In 9th. seventh. A fte r TedeSCO filial out to fir«t, Chadderton singled, went to second on Poelker** single and came home w h e n Hafenrcker Jin­ gled. W ith Poelker and llafenccki-r nn Ia n - l,evy connected for the Giants' big blow of the garni, n homer over the left field wall for hi* X'lrd of the season, Ld Jarkfon followed Levy with a dou­ ble vvhirb « i i on the fence, Ju*t •b o lt of lieing another homer. John Hafenecker had one go­ ing out of the park in the first Inning but Packer ie fl-fie l le/ Hen d r ii leaped into the air ami came down with it at the foot of th lence. Tonight the (iia n t* remain at home to meet the I'mlntku ,\r a h a - I ’l.OMIM* s t a t s : i.K A iit r Tm m W i. M . (IN IX i t . 1X1 ■ ■ OrUn<1f» iUylunR If ain't) 11 in a n __ _ iJ iU n il tl i i 4 SSI fl dil lira «|I|». IX 1* in SH KAsSFOflD •* I I in im Ht AkVd*llfi9 •1 1» lot u Is*.** burg i t 74 4*1 i» r&latka is SI m ii BITTER titan Mat.-—86* * Eve*-—44* SUN DAY A M ONDAY St. Auguatlne .. . 000 000 300— 3 Halne*villa 400 000 200 ft K— Judy, Pollard, McKee. Pinch H HI— Poster, Roberts, Pardo*. Davlg 3, Kmmertcn. 2 H —Cooper, MN -— SH m «H JIS It II IS lo.iiun *. Ht. lo s ir > Urn I* a s m s * t e b e t l u l n l i i i s h h T w lar I j m i Ii a t ,U*w Y »rh i n l r M i • ' • a n l n «♦-») v* tVjrit H - a i l o i r o l * a t f l o tt n n i n l g h i i —w h i t * < | . l l o r T m u l l l l - t l v* P a r a e l l Hi 111-W| n **» l» ri.l at rtilUi|el|>hl, ll« b ll— K|,»fei i * . | | or flarrla il-T i ». K*lln*r ij'ltl. W n i h l n a t m i tr tw |. i i t a h t i ll.,lr» tn |.» tl-fi sa il I ' O r r r i * - l l ) v* K u i a v k i l - t i unit ■'It!.**.. ,1 iV.U * t u n a si. f tPKDH I 'hi Ip *i 1l l4 • tin 1«t1 tl:i ill is M l IA Ik SI i l l II T.in it llr.x.klrti I. lloston HI 1.114 n l i t I. Pel. »» lx.uls Mew Vi.ik l*h|i m i It IT It I t 111 l»S I t IS t l 71 IS* l l n o l i i te*«ir*ar New York .1 Ht l*>ul» J it,<.<>blt n 1-7 i ’n o I n tia tl m ) I 'h l l t i t e l p b i * I. put • b n r a h 1 l t . n l o n i l l l l t l e s g o b-4 IIS ||l, us m iim iii* iM i.n a iT iu a u , i.rsA tU ii T ram H i. P e t . lf« t a n * fl ii 171 Miami If ii 117 Tam pa U ,4 !•( Miami |1*itrh :« St 111 'V r a t I'd lm |J**i h ft 71 1*1 F t 1-.4ih| i r list!p 41 71 (*• lotah rift ml I I • 1 IT* H«. IV* r r a b u r g I f 1fu. 111 lleew lii le « le r* a > Weet l-klnt fleerh I, laW lasit ( VIImo.I l l e i r h i . HI peterehtirg * Miami 1 Tamp* o Iralleit fib. rain Kl U iiilr iitile II Huvanw V *IM T i l S H . t S T M ’ l . l . t i l l r T»*«i H I. P r l . Mamn u H avennib Tl III iTolum tda II II* rV ilu in b u s j| It.' i*h « rle iio n II Ill llre en v llle *| III A urutta i.-4l l a >-k SOI, Title Sc 11* m U nw in Vesierdar M i . til. *, ri re e n v t l l * t . I’ .lo inhls I i l e n . h u - u <*h*rle*l..h | . K a v i b n a b T J * . k e u a « l l l e *1 A o a a s l a lPlot . * ground* • iiK o n u ia .i i u n iiM i n Team t* V aldosta fl AllMMIjr 74 V ellih S M ie IS M oultrie 11 A m ertcus 11 Thu ntantllle i: Uni dele li W ay r tW sa la M n a lit t n i r r l a r alii p 1, r , r it Us t l .4*1 it *7* «l 111 *1 4M 7! III 71 I I I 71 An.etleue ? Ath.iar * IV rdete I T h,.iw«iTltle I Moultrie I. taltitiaarre • V a l d o a t a at W ay ero a* t p p d talal ao iT H K H v ««*aori iT iu a t T b . u o a k M rrduew hirt Team w 1 4*r. A tlanta 11 m in a h * ... ■ • h v t f le em nhl* ew l . f l e a m u b lle n .iliin i» .fa In itio M a rt I I 1? I l l Its 7! I t II It III to 41 •69* I I *1 li* I t 71 lit K II in . . „l i 41 til Allaata »■*. New Orleans I -10 1 ...... .W LKrff N k i h v l l t * 4-4. 1.1441a Itn ck M e m p h l* 1, I ' h s t l a b u n g * I. I J Sanford • Orlando Kennel Club M e t Cm «I. Rut, W oodruff, formeriy of Saylor, begin* hi* first cam­ paign of a seven-year contract with FlorltU'a Hators, when the squad reports for practice a week front today. Probably the "green­ est" ti-am ill majm collegiate rank* for the I960 season, the Gator* have only nine lettermen, •om> fo ity-tw o Rupbontorra, They fa rr <t lough lU-gulne *chrdule. Kutblatt P itc h e s Memphis Chicks To Chattanooga Win B, ASStM IA T K D FRESH Marvic ,T bw M itel tfotldatt i« .i Rub .'ciiuilr neel a mite mure achmalu on the bull if tliev inrml M-lting new Southern Associa­ tion oirikn.ut record*. Rotiiiatt, a mouse ailed guy playirg on a tiam of giprit*, pitcheil hi* Memphis Chick* In a 6-2 victory uvrr rhattan<A>gi lost night and fannrl * i i. The swing­ ing <*a* enough to keep him slightly ahead of Ht-hultt who pitrhni Nashville to victory ir the first game uf a doublcheader uvrr Little Rock. Kchulti fanned lia a* Nashville won K-2. notl.latt'* season strikeout* to­ tal 166 and Hchulti'* 17(1. Each pitcher is espi.ted to -vnrk four or five mure game* this season. Walker (not the "pecpuls rheree" mtw managing Atlanta! f nneii 237 and Jonnard 23t. lefty Ilotblatt however, alread, ita* won a dlalinrlion. He'* •he Chirk*' flir t 19 game winner ■Inn- 1944. U r m are H. Hchulti mad'1 headway toward liecmnlng the .Siuthern'a first 26-game win•>er sinew Rout ISiffenherger of the 194<> Nashville V o l t . Ibwita won 2d. h'rlnilU'* victory last nlehl wa> N«. 22 against five wnlppinfi*. Memphis fan* were illtapIH.Inteil when the I^Miknut's Bob'* Newvom didn't pitch. The fat man In lured a finger Wrdnisday on-i will I h, out for M-veral days Joe ftamslo tripled for (he Volt run*. That would have lie-n in the first game to pro luce liirre enough with Hchults nri a siv-hlt outing, The Trav* came hark fo win in the term, I game 7-6 even If the Volt did get 17 h ill off Ed March. The Volt' split and second place illrmlngharn'u 4-0 shutout bv Mo Idle lifted Nashville to within game fo treond place. L-eviileading Atlanta divided with Nev Orleans, winning the f>r-t J-1 ami taking a •hellacklng In th< -rcoml 10*4, but Inereised th lead over the Itaroiis to *|* ard a half game-. lackHon Mending Fo* IoOOJj’h First Divinion By ARROGATED PRESS It's too late to expect Jackson to win the HuuthcMtern League iwanant hut the HanatoCa are liekoed toward a ffrtt division spot nfid doing it deluxe. Hi th# b u t four gkmei lb* ourth place Senator* haw « lowed the uppoalllon only ogr run. They have score,! 2« an. rank only five and a half gonw back of the first place Pegsacel. Filer*. The Senator* shutout Meridian 1. 're w ite r, Da via. 3B --K m ra*rlch n i l k T N 4 I I T —1 1 0 1 b * Mile St, Augustine 9, nalnetville I t m m Half Oatlf noablfl lA V ae*. V i k i n g Mini An..the HB— Urquhart, Brewster. I , e f t 1‘addf * HtrL 1,1* 1.1 Boseb B H - o f f Erath 5. Robert* 3. HO "i lhamp in e n . I.ttra f 1 1 m ( b e a r n — hy Erath 6. Robert* 3. W P ■P .I'flA ll 14 A4 T-—g l a t h i wile Krath. PH— Htarasta. W inner— f l . a a t H a l f r i a l I« I t o u b le l 6-0 last night. Ih e Flier* alippeti Roberta, farter—Erath. U —Tnntie* r a t i , p uitt pie g o n * Dr* a" tour game* ahead uf second place piL coff and Hettinger. T — 1:42. Ki o r e . T o p m o e t.. H h s rp T i p it tl #'1 l i t e r* . ValdoHta Commands Georuia-Florida I^oop By ASSOCIATED PRESS For the Mrnnd day in a row a new team command* the GeoigiaFlorida League. Valdoata fa on lop today even th re e weeks, while hi* fo o t i* heal'sig, has r. .ilmcd w m l. * ' » trainer for tin Hanford G iant*. AI Mr Mil Ian, who was called ta H I* return to v...ik for the duty with the Army Rtservr, rr Giants w*» tin signal for ■ turned Tuesday from Jacksonville welcome from the plsyiM , n# N F W 0R K , Aug. 25 - < /F > - tc upditgu an operation at Fern Skid. Gusisy Jloran I* going to show a ald-Laughton Memorial Hospital _ . f lu ., dattling wardrobe and a lot more , ‘ ‘ : for the removal of a cyst from of Gusale while earning her 176, his fool. This was rrcomnundisi Hill Hew kins f o o t b a l l star of 000 on the new professional tennL hy Army authorities, he said Navy'* 194fi game wit • Arrov " tour. j e 1111 Although hobbling (irour.il with m That's what the girl said. rm I hi* A n u |H j|li i ••m . the aid uf a crutch, Mr. .MeMil"A * an amateur I had to be re­ strained because some of those tennis group* car, be a hit *tl!fnreked," declared the curvaceous, green-eyed stunner of the court*. “Now j'm my own bo** and I can wear anything I want." Hold those corpuscles, boys, liecause Gussy says you ain't seen nothing yet. " H I wear a lot of ftlm*y little things," *he added. "leopard skin, baUerlna skirt* and, oh ye*, of course, some of that famous lace. “I Intend to wear, or not wear— what does the most for mv figure and I promise you won't he conserative." The well-arranged las* from Santa Monica. Calif., said her designed will dream up something "absolutely breathless" for her pro debut In Madison Hquare Gar­ den early In November. Gussy held eourt for the press and radio people yeiterdsy at a prominent mknown aaloon. sign­ ing her Juicy contract with net tyeaofi IM J iy RlfJT* iwo dneen times while cameras ground and flashbulb* popped. She —-.re a er-v r 11n*" Ac**** L A sS T T I M E with a neckline which didn't Just dip Inil plunged. The dress look another steep dive down the tiark. Fhi-tographer* demanded bet­ ter shot* of the famous Ug* that have filled stadia from Wimbledon to Cairo and from Bombay to Forest Hills. Gussy compiled. "Do I ever get tired of the empha*f* on mv glamor and the complete disregard of my tennliT »he "aid. "No* at all. I am flat­ tered. I love IL •'I like to play good tennis, hu; 1 would rather look good playing it." 8:15 !\ M. fl* ln e * v llt* *, HI A u s u M l n * * t i a r t i ' i i * Iwa.-h t , 1 ‘a l s t h * t ii, m o t« * « r s i . A u a o s i l n e * i tirta n ilo ll a l r. e * iI l l * a t l o l a n i l l - a l a l k a *i Hsnfi.rit I l i r e ai tia r tu o a tlearb I W I . H I r t X l . l i A l l i r. T raa, W L P rt. 74 I t llein.ll Ill H ew T c r h SIS 1 IS I'tsv sU n it 74 I t it; |!«isi„n «IMJ 71 l i tV ash m aiu n 4* *4 . 4 0 I 'lilritg ,, 17 7S I I I I'tilUilsIfilila II ] • 144 Ml. I.m if, 74 h X!» ItesMll* t r i i r n l a i IM ro ll 4. New Verb t n « r , | , n S 1-4. H ' l i l i i n r i i . n I I McMillan Undergoes Operation On Foot I tli n |iiI I•»r .« f! *f ^ ****n H n all, In u rS a r t o l a n i l I . n r U n d o 1. mmfiirit *. t.»»»r.ura 4. 6 0 I 2 <’>II’lt’Init eIlr,lu ll .u re l i “f LLT— . v . T T J H m M s i Gussy Moran Plans To Wow Public On Pro TenniB T o u r T-re-h t*i laigan s* [ M&vie» are AUG. 25. 19-W I.a n w -u u lI. l i e r t i t (*athe T I I I H I I I l l l h - J l l l l n wile l . l l a e Idt dy . Aril,i H ln .» re 1 t.. ihKilae, M e rr y Tlm ee. l l m te T Omith Mona. H i a m p e r e t t P U I I 4 T H rt »t i;— Y I S i b i Wile v is it i l* e 1*4, Prtakey, f i n , VV'ya. Ilo u g h lt,.mh K tlen itli T ' I'.tMk f l r u k e r . r’alm .. l a e e t * . Rni-ket Idig rirrii KArttlegwiwritr t l u r n l | i # a r u n ( 'r a n k e r Bill (fold n Kami*. D*n ‘* ('h o le* . R o y a l V Hun J a r k a t . rtuod • IIT I4 44Arts—*/ietba Vila llonnl* a King. IV* Mar. Dim *'* i-ord I Icond Inapt*. Do« gkln *lv Horry. Hlvar * Edge. Iluntem... - . f Meridian which ia praticaliy 11 Ihe iHfunilvent ot laying th# File have won the pennant. Only sev­ en day* remain In the season. Jackson blanked Meridian for the second night in a raw behind lefty Jim Godfrey. Rill Roger*, the lo*er gave up four hit* a* did Godfrey. Godfrey's win wa* hi* tenth. Double# hy Dick Willie gn‘ Tommy Davf* coupled by thte walks and an error produced thfour run*. Pensacola won •klmnllv nv». third place Montgomery M-7 In g 10-lnnlng game. The Fllera utetl four pitcher* to three for •h t Relwl* who have to*t four In ■ raw. W itt Guise handed Reims Re second defeat In a raw again** Vicksburg. The score won M . anise batted In two rune. Shortly FUee hit a homer, triple and double for Vicksburg le bat in five rune. TONIGHT film lur. Tuaim Dn'Sun Htnli Unm Sunn Aiun JOAN AUK); HUGS BUNNY CAUTODN Barbara McNab Wtna Junior Tennis Title SATURDAY ONLY Dmthlr Kculurc llorgalit Progrnm g irl’s singles tennis trophy yesteriley for the second straight year hy defeating Penny Hulenison, S-3, 6-3. In 1948, Barbara wa* runnerup to Joan Dampiet. George Herndon defeated Bill riaon, winner last year, hy a core of 7-8, 6-3 and was giver n trophy for winning the hoy* -Ingle* title. George Herndon lesroed with Garnet W hlU to gain the hoys’ iiiuhte* crown, eliminating Ed Tison and Buddy Carter, 6-4, P-4, Herndon was on Ihe winning side In the finals of the hoys doubles last year. T h* final* uf the girl*’ double* wa* scheduled to be played at the Fort Mellon Park Court this afternun at 3;IM1 o'clock. These tnnnr mints are spon­ sored hy the Business and Pro­ fession I Women's Club and are brecled hy M r* P. M. Glngle* 1 the City Rrcr* it Ion Departn*nt. On Same Pnrgrnm—A (itrod Cnrtiuin Plutt: rndcraca Kingdom—No, -I SUNDAY—MONDAY Snnford'tt Find Showing A l-S (): I' m .lion I'nrade A Notelly Plus: l.alcst Newn And Carloon “Follow The Fun Parade To A Show” Mr, M. K. King f t'o m p le lr Program 7 :2CJ— U:3B P. M. C hildren Under lit Free O tiru p ra rlu i Han. At. Ph Nat I7& I • • Ilk HMg , "M o tle a Under The S ta rs ” 1746 NCM ASH XllAV AsrORC OR. ANJC- HIGHWAY \ I mmd Lmmg C,//# [^> tu b . . . w J u s t give U p le u tg o t e x e w ise ! Wbba you igka tba wheel at a oew Poatiac you •way he to pcood o f ia beauty that yoa wRI bo HiMg ll ip pamper It a lk ie . No Poatiac evwr weed* aamgeeiaal Poariac ia baik, ikrcmgk and dtrostgk, to kg a grant and fo»4ofofcle p a h u mu -to * a foag. jy h rA riW A r y u c a n t h eat a low* t l * . ) * iHvk V te U c RlMHy d edOow aod yMr d w l o aa a «M revaal * * «Aoto 1AC Co. PH0N K I f f . ______ 5 ii3 S ^ bjfa vi ' ■s-i . f j , -J i m �* TMK HANFORD RFHM.II. HANFORD FI OMIDA FRIDAY-AUK. 2&, I9S0 run pitch to Joe Manginl. The four bagged p m in w 'l three «un». Moe S avrah*kr added a tw o-hti pitching Job to hi* no-h lltrr earlier in the season Sat rm ilky needed the fint- work !o win for Cotumhia since Cardinal George Dries gave only four hit?. Hobby U ntie lid u lf the fourth inning with • By A S S O C IA T E D PRESS TV* Savannah I n i U n i and Co* hornet. B u n Bell nf Columbia lurcou* O r d in a l* picked poor n.eeti R o n C n im lt ) of the Card* tim e* to *lip from tneir winning tonight. Macon, apparently cured of it* to lo'injr way*. Savannah took an 3-7 defeat losing itrea k, wun It i thud in u frm Charl»*tc:i U *t n c n t tu row 5-1 over (iree n illle . Lew • Up four anil a h alf gaum W hin 1 Davis hit a tw^ run hourei tut fir * : pUce Macon. Savannah ha* Macon in the Peachei' four-run lo»: tv. j*. of th t** The Card* fourth inning The Jackion. riie-Auguita game were shutout 4-0 Columbia and non li(>ld * skimpy cne-ggmt le i 1 via* couponed became of wet over fifth pl.ico Charleston. A groundi. lrs« c f a f i n t Jiviifoa berth meant th * C a r ii won’t g»t In tV* South Atlantic L * a g u « Shaugnn***/ Th* Intel .o il. g ,ale Rowing A* playoff*. They hav« W it three in *o .ia ti.r. w ill i t ^ i i H i 48th an a row. u *l championship regatta at Mo Homer Johnson hutnervd in th * t ir lt s O., on June 17. at vent h inning to give Charleston thi Mug itm over ih* Indiat • Miller City, t ) , high school, with N *Don King pitched the nine-hit Hi] lit itudent*. bad the only on e lffo rv end -r t'J d have wo.. *U U teleated prep bavkelball Irain in ra te i f he hadn’t io***d a home the itate in li>50. Savannah Indians And Columbus Slip In South Atlantic I cjiunuy 6 I m s jim teiw U f \ A / f C £ — i1fourpro) l>all ably Clubhouse ll> PRA NK r.CK A l’ N r w if r a t u m Spurt* Kdllwr In v lM N I * T h PRESS BROO KLYN. N. V Wt*en Lubt*a Chuuh u-ported to the 1‘blllic* at their Clearwater, Flu., truining l>a*e la»t •prim : he had It fine rrctird but hi» ego had been deflated I I f appeared tn b a le been *uppre*»ed- Snnu* doiih. ted that he would »tick with the teum. '•|f I don't -t»y th at'* -ill tig h t w ith me,” •aid Bubtia. “Thia hua to lie my la*t year Itt Toronto. One mere year w ill hell, give me mere experience. But I want to make t i e I'hillfea a* well aa the tn U fellow. That'* a dowr. to • at tit fort." Me never W*1 tent lack to Toronto and probably never w ill be. A few month* atmmd the circult ami C h im b will get hi* feet on the giolind. Mutineer 1'iMie Sawyer philosophised. It -re n t* to have worked. Now Bubba ii one of the mo«t pi.puUr o f the W hla Kid pitcher* and a regu lar M atter. Em ory Nnboln* Church turned in 16 victorle* again*! S defeat* fo r Toiouto. great for a fifth place club. I l l * earned tun aver *ge ot 2 J 5 i d the In lrrn n iio n al League. 1 ni* spring he looked rendy even though he had a haldt of try in g to throw hi* faat l>all pa*t 'lugger like Stan Mu-iul. W a l­ ker Coper uiid Sid tlordon. "W h a t nbo,11 Church T" S aw ­ yer w»» lik e d a number of tim e*. "B e tter w ait.” replied Sawyer each time. "Let's nee what h i* attitu d e l«.” Villi »ee. Sawyer had lluhhu o* Tortu-r*. *n t'HH lefcTt i; ( die moved to Pltilly Tht kid— 1 e’ll lie 25 on Sept. II! got a •w ell head, lie went on the radio and told how the league "w a* Jil’ t u breete for trie." But lrl» record wa* tiai good to (>■ • * him by. "W hat about thi* awell head, BubbaT” "W e ll," begun Hiibbn a- though he wt re ready to get a load o ff 1 * huge cheat " In |!»4K ut Toronto I won my f in t three o r & e p e n c fa 6 /e , ■ M =? • € TRUCKS “fo,a* 1946 Chevrolet Vi Ton Pickup Completely Reconditioned . •*’” List Price New $135*0 » « • t d «**i at ^ ret »d W* d t* Ant fgia wtr MAr R ***** i* > t N t.lian*a,| tlro kir *i>4 Aa-ot • * * ! I r t a * O il VNl KVa Hi*!* Lank Ilia* I ft l t»t Uu* HVMfitj yi nt in h um *i Sy iai .j*»’ I ru . v i a.t v 'w vkiv ? 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Ren VI •unable. W illiam *. Annex 3. A ir H a d i o.Appliance M'»*hing chine*. Tin Sanford E h rtrii i-Rase. Keiotir Dept, l i t E. 2nd,. I ’t n 442 HELP W A N 1h i) — 1* W V S lilN t; M A I M IN K H E P Vlj( Expert service all make*. Au'b .t E X P E R IE N C E D h e lp . A p p ly ited "E A S Y ” mm habit*. ThI. a na y'a D in g flto r c . Sanfonl E lrt t l lc Co. Ilri*» ■ E X T R A M O N E Y FOR YOU Dejit. I t t E. 2nd., phone I I * Show F R E E Sample* of EMBOSS N E W FI.O ORS .u r t .r r d M ED N A M E -IM I P R IN T E D C h ri.t faction Old floors mad* Ilk* ma* Card*. Aelj fa it at 50 for new. FinWhing, cleanin': 4 *•> I t . 1»ay big pro fit*. Make tOO't ing, P.irtai.le power plant, K on 21-Card (1 A**ortm enta year* axperience ‘a Seminol* O ther* for Christmas, all 0. County, II. M Gleason. U k t taaion*. Assortment* on anpm - I I . m*'- t'uie- 1,. Peed S*ur* U O A I :i and Kicker or will - r ediani* for hnga and ehhki-n* For litfotinatlon ate Yellow Cah Co. 01 phpn* 0197 F U R N IS H E D ftva room two had fvoo, house. U1S Park Arc. Call K B ltE l M A t p Red lio-e Peed. Tuu'd.tnn A Watson. 1201 Celery l^ t 1677 W. Ave Phone I IM - .t 1 fU R N IB H E D 2 room cottage with VYe both 'o*a when you d, n t bring bath. Call t M M . Mary. val. C H A R M . 393 Peachtree your pre«<ription* to I.A N K Y 'S ■ psrtm rnti 910 R J H N I8 H E D N .E . Dejit 294. Al A tlanU jC Ja. Phone t M , l.tl.N | A, .‘ III M l — II Oak A*« Ofl,- pr. " - ' W O R K w a : TK 1) AN — 9 1-6 ROOM unfurnlihid apt. 1704h O d d W urT*P»nt. Flight Paint Tot) Might 225 gal S T O L E N FRO M my home **n Jtl''Magnolia. __ . _______ ___ Top Alt ilta t Tenia A Tatpaulln* U - b T Y P f.S of Bulldoter W ork Hununerlin Ave. One in cal 6 ACRES (aim land from Oct. 1 Don't Buy ttl ymt trv Rraaonable Rate*- Free E s ti­ Smith and Wesson revolver. K*until July. Phone H3-J or a r m y -n a v y s u r p l u s mate*. Carpenter A Gracev watd. P),»tle 344 J n> I f - * 1H-M. • 1.1 h*nf.ud V«r Ph. l i t ! t * t v - t i m v nr eae.i r, ,v i i i i A i i i M i i . h N — 1:< r C l R l S l i E D A P IS . FOR R E N T ^i.NiiL'h vi m M IN T S , new a n ' llfo -ItuMncKH U p|N iriunitirH A . V 2-Room with private bath and used Terma. 321 E 1st. St. Ph 1047 DESOTO cluh coupe. m EJcciilc kitchen. 1024 ___________ buy, W 7 Magnolia A ve. WANTED Silent partner. 6lui* 1 8-Roomi with private bath and have 13000.00 capital. Phone B U Y IN G A C A R T Before final* Electric kitchin. Apply H I W. W i l l b e i . C or trade large site ltl’a bicycle lo r amall one 104X-J 4th A m t or Nick Tkg, Wore ring see u* to save money. In­ h en ltd-W.______________ stallment I .can Dep'L. Room 317 OO Sanford Avc n fF F iB o p Phone 200. Sanford Allant* EOR RENT Ot Sale—new a t m ONE Electric Concrete Mixer and On U. 8. Highway 17-W. Slock Cir Radio. Phone K-J N atlnaal Rank M ember F DIC and equipment. Lease ISO building and meat and cro-cry month, price IUO.OO. J. D tk tli CMLV R O L E T -F irs t r * s * 4< •lor* cquipmmt. Evnything A T T O R C fE K T keroren* rang* Brown, Real E aute, U I N gccd^condltioa, reai enable, call • h i . offer. 309 W . 6th I t . sflti v- Writ# Bo* 1000, c/0 Hot* P Park, phone 1004. e p jl L O N i: U A N U E It 1 ACdifXO C o TaM MAif VP© I R f O ID d U ] A M tR H00 I f FT M L ItVClARGC, 1 f f ^ d O t O “ v* 10 T*LK! Id *UJ, W'.-rnf W V,*-( f*t *, J l o v " , ! 0 ’<\»i c* m e . k tkc - Cut 1UV IflrCt* A*-J / f o n t *1 ) 6TOU K -R VCNtV. 'y / t m MK K L Y — FOR A BETTER BUY BETTER TRY FLUFF D R Y , O/VIVCW/dtVdV m irlm So. r i r c m i n i k I n r. r v | It* pa. a n IT he pla. ,-d three game* in the outfield f o r Satina The Cardinal*, T ig er*. W hite Sox mid Pirate* showed an in ­ terest in the (outhrrner a* an nma ten i but Chapman got to know him better than auytmdy. t i f f hi* mi,h<ea*on fo rm , it look* like il‘* tim e for Church. In the *pring aland Sun­ day I h*tiig the lay f ,i Church, lie didn't an*wcr hack. Tm lay he *tnnd* out * • a true W h ir hut, tie might go rig ht down to the wire with Saw yer*' two 'bee 'l-year-old pStrnnm*. !!r l‘in Robert■ and Rob M iller to I,ring Philadelphia 1* first pen­ nant in .15 year*. SEVEN O / A lt K IK E Ir-lbiMn < oinoanl.*. II»»d l.lstlng* INVUIANfl •* ++ VMdOiO It}?|M s t**m P H O N E H ill ,™ RAYMOND M. It VI.I. S'#**-'« aa **• , Vfc| •W'V* 4mm* tm',-% r«at« g*we»*pa^k. I Hia fa aw ui* g***!#* Seminole County Motors M IL * i *1 »*ee* •»«*.»* .. * • 51‘J h 1*1 ST. A fte r getting' hi* Vi my diecharge he served .13 month* including two lot a half vc»r* in te CHI t heater Ben Cliapman, (hen I'h illic manager. * I ( t i ­ ed Church o ff the Blriningtiani * and lot*. lie reported to Snlina, K a * . and led the Western League with 21 win* while losing 1* in l«.M7. Then he juni|ied from Cla-» 0 V A A A * t Toronto. "Chappie (lie n Chapman I tetl me a tot about good pitching." •a y * Church "Me levelled wilti me. Kd W all* former Satina man aeer *b n )te)oed me and *.» rib* (ii'iiry i Krt -hnw 1‘iiillie pitrhlng coach (icMIgr helped me for thrci vnn and hi* teaching* have brought terrific ie*u lt»." The *i*.footer lig h t hander wh< weigh* Dill iMiund* had n chalui to go to Mi* is»ippi State on a fu ll *cho|ar*hip It.it lie decided nil orgnilited ball. "A fte r ail." -ay * Ho Id,,i, "in college you gel to pitch only !<■ game* u n a o iii i lid in nrgatiMcd I,all you can pitch 2<l tn 21 gameif you stay in shape." (luring tin- o ff season he wil continue hi* *ludie* at latuitiana State I'n lv e rs ity where tic i* a commerce m ajor. Church, a g,„>,l fielding pitcher, love* to hit and run Chappie helped him in Id* hitting and it «* i a** i«, * **, POCi * »» I-*. * H n . •’*' l i e f K * » ig n m e n i« . *Sftl f#tH *1 #» lr^ gi|, B#r • ' ” + ► N **! *■**• I a**«——w’ sea Now $595 FT. M E L L O N PAR K " I * ' * t * » ft*v id »e*a H *4 gwo# |t i irlAh*- -#. game* real <7 *k. got a little < ■* I wound up winning f l ' * *d lining nine It a* the he*i vvpcrlktK* I ever had." You’ll Merer hear Bnhlm r hutch (Hipping o ff in the m ajor*. That’* minor league -tu ff and over the darn a* tar j * he i* concerned By the end of July he had a 1-0 trevtd with the Chicago Cub* h i* favorite pigeon Me had beat­ en them thrice, the 1a*t being n three-hit shutout lie would have blanked the 1’irJte * but foi » Kulyli Killer I io iiiv i . And h> the game before that he hail the Cuba blanked until Hank Sauet (dll sled a I lues-tun homer. Three start* In eight day* and three complete Mctorie*. That’* Mublia’* victory log and winething to take up the *l»ck while Curt Simitiou* *e n e « in the N a­ tional (iuard. Sawyer i* to be coo giatu lat*l for hi* handling fo Church. Th>u clld lk fd hul from Birmingham, Ala., had a » t r i n ^ o f e i g h t ncorrle** inning* in five game* a* a f i l v m a t i III J lil’c. I t e l i e f pitching l.elpcd turn f i n d c e r t a i n baiter*’ Idind a(Hit *. A ftr i hi* f i r s t win­ ning start on June :l Church gave u p only t h r e e r u n * in eight re­ I’ A iiE UrO f'C A O tH U tHLAV ’ dmtl I yz>«AH lOrf I C( I Th<y<t CHiTKff. MtflE! p.piliG *7 r r l* r Ms-j * 7 f , '*aS . >101 SK 5ZZI ‘T S M u T l N V ^ n j - :* ! ’ �<tvt- French Indochina Has Long Been Most Prized Possession Of French AP N n u [ r » t ! ir M one nf five Indochinese could French Indochina, snaking trad or w rile. down (hr China S> a Const ami (hit w ith Fiance overridden hy cm led snuglv .«(?»(rt -» China, Germany in It* 10. Imlnchlna waa Murom and Thailand, urire u ,n ihdlvi-tnl without a liattle to Ja* Prance's m<"l v ilu ril arid vnlii- pun hv auieemenl o f the rntlalm* a h lr t l v i r r H i " |« n • '*m. ritlo n ist Vichy government. Actually, il lia never rxl»lr«l In 1 !i|‘ lapun ntnvrd Into oper­ a* a unit til l « It h a n d y , rn llie * ational ha e« in the country, al* (Itrr n alrn - f a r o d m u ' • •• • f t ’ ■ i. ■lictalttiir n peace with Clani linn* In Ih r comparltively un­ which t-.it.-d tn it aottte 21/XX) troubled .lit> liafiitr W m ll W.u .. 111,11• tnih of tier land*. I I. Prrni'h Im l • -hm i * » • comGrowth nf Nationalism prisrd tif (h eir iii h i n in n y of Co­ Fur many ye«r» Im hahlna ha* chin China and the fmil protectmate* of Annum, Tonkin, la o t 1n I a srowinic natlnnalid move, ment. Hy the end of the war it ■ml Cambodia Indochina, with t limit, vu ln rr- flour i - h id wider than ever, ami aide n-ncnii't and it mhi l im it tin d> fettled Jap*near handed the nelghD-i t * ha- fm m ilu t i« . barn i country lu rk to I he naitonallita, in object of iiivu-ioit. Th*- dom- not to the Ftetirll Atitiam. Tonkin tit n C lin c h t>iTinti.rt- hna cotnr ned i ih Inn China handed l«* during I he- pu t two centuries yt lher a - the llepuhllr nf Vietnam tin ancient name nf Annatn Chinese ind Indian iiiflurnera a* lit.- »tfty Homo nf lln itit-a tuy- d .'ertn iti’ d to achieve Ind'pen. i ta a t. Ih* Ituni-i i, lot dence. Atthouch over a tiny pel* w il l d o c l) h ) I hut n f T h a ila n d • I lit litre of the people artually were Cnmmuniat inn.i of the key (Stain t p-- '- in the rnnirnllinir jovern\ n c t r n l l l i - l n t t in S e t t e l Much o f (h r ancient history nf ment. tin Vietnam (lu-airue fur were fllli.l hy the fi-nhnp.-d «(llp i Inckrd in In d rp rn d rtw r | niyatcr). I t ' i tny»trry lu im itn l MnmnW' follower*. A lurtfc milnh' i of tuin-CnmUp in A ngknr. ermaina nf mi un­ tie nt city ra rla im id from (h r Jun* mum-t t’tilioiiali feel Itiat itie im ­ * lr and showing I race' of a van- portant ha I tie i* fnr fieedmti from France rather .than the lialtlc Ith n l race, . Ftancr fu s t mnvrtl into thn train.t Cnmmuniam, France, imland in I7H7 when n itilaainnary m iiliately after tin- war. defe*. Ip-Imp rffin lo tl n lu s ty between mined to fn-hinn IU pi.lirita on a native king nf CamlcnHa and llime of the liiitrh In Iniiuneviu l-nni-i \ \ l It vt in-Vl't cicculctl ta ilo r than fallow the maniple of tiie United Slate* and f in a l l i t ifully, Hilt in tin mid -1 lldi'ii When em pire building wa# fash- niti w hitli gave the I'hilipptne* Irr.ali!* Indochina » « - acquired anil India indeju-ndenee Fraltee'* Fumehark p lrm u rn l. -liftin g vtilli Cochin F ra i i i t with the help of the China S in rr ihal lime ll hna alF. S and lit Haiti managed to get ihdtl aimac- • - rn a , . i,.into Indochina and ha* nilnnr trnubb ivll irvn lta and hark attem p t' by tin native In ja m ctuitimimi. wurfatc again*! thn Vittm lnh their freedom from m rrra n lllt Commnni t lomli atrd ever - tin . Al fit.l it attempted (til nn traltc it, to gt i i-ark in p*-wer wih itippnrt file I it inli llrrn id Then it depended The Ird g ri n f lue-w-'i admin- loral It Miler lallaliiu i of I i i i I ih I,init In K ran rr on i French-educated, pro-French (milinn-, lo ll, red and Murk en- native, Finully it plare .1 all It* Die". There I- amplr rvlilanre nf I i I i i i ■ hip* on it government head­ exploitation nf ngr ir ultural w ia llh ed by -*n ra king nf Armani, Han - r ic e , lu lilirr, • t . k, roffee, cot- H.H. (nn, ail I- and ti n A mere fill.iMMi Ilao II i »»< hike-waitn almul K itm htm ii aiip. i t i .-d (he mett arrcpUng French aupport In vlrw ahirh I - a tlm d latget lhan of vague p m initr* nlemt future Frailer, fin (he nther aide, F ln lii" linh pM-ndenee, The 11. 8 . and llribrought In Indnrhiiiil a continent- lain rrengnin-il France’* claim* al rlv iltia lln n , built modern build* and the form er rim icrnr’. governing». instituted unifying Im n and merit when Ited China arid the *larlt-il an edur it Inn* I system. Soviet Union teengnlred the gnv. Win n Fritm r M l , however, only eminent *et up hy the Vietminh. C t Nn/i Loosed The .m a il Milan which hud nwiiited him m ile a>vuy toward* tin- nearby renter of llte rlty . (Cnnlinitrtl from I ’axe O n ,'l Nlicfnht-t,- I h r 22, Itl|7 , nn rh n rI ’tiMin nffielul* .aid tt»" li7-year’ra iif rip lo tlin u Russian -lava Flirk had been a good pti.*nnre alair and looting the G einian- and ut hla relraae wa* employe) bccupird ro lllllri.'The 2 1/2 ui the |ifi»on library. jrrara he aim ed)’ hud ia-rn in prlOther* releanetl today Included M 1 w e ir dt-fliirlrtl ft uni Ii i . urn* Wall (n r lla rre, former fiunl a,id trrrc . agriculture m lni*ler; K arl lU-wh.', former head nf the Ureiulener Hank; Heinrich l.ehmatin, arrvint; U t l M u rih . In- ilrtuul thiil he •ta n w ra , funner dlrerliir of Ihv waa seeking Id* release in ex- labor -upply for the Krupn rm rhanitr fo r d in losing imiHttiaid plrej Kurt Mothenhergrr, former Information, undersecretary In the Jin d lrr MinA few hundred yanla ftum (hr i»lry. |!iido||)h l.ehm inn, farmer prison today M illrr'a fntnit-r presi law yer, judge and BS general; and rhief n iln liir t iir h prepared 1 1 F rit* T er Meet, -heml»t and rllmh Inin a ta r. When tihoto- farmer dir rotor of the Idg I. (t. firaphetH appi "ailn-d haalily, h" Farhen f ’ompany. alatnmrd the than, | n■11.-, | a gray The I I other* irleti.ed tmlvy ran down n \r i hi a cyea und lini« little know fig u tr*- nrluded *•» uff at n dog-trot with newa m r'l rnnvictnl of roneentiation carnp ill purauil. n tro ritie* and of alrocitie* u ja ln tt A repo rlei called nut I i i hint, tap tu rrd A lllu l f ilm . "That's no way for a farmer p ir n Hri*on o ffirla l* laid the eight rhief In a rt." He waved hie hand without leading former Nam* had been turning mid .hooted, "N rin , Neill'* rkrellcnt priaoticra ami had r*u»etl (Nn. N n ). lli> tlllUhte. T I h > h.ld |i|i*u ll job* tanging fm m gardener* tn »*vt* A* a reporlei gul rlo.er tn him (he w ir e n d far.•.( man leaped 11 tanl In the prlrnn leather ahop fenrr and tnn down a rail road None of then told pri»on Irark w ith t r t m t lr n In full pm - au th otilie* what plan* he h» I for •till. DletrJch *tg ragged »r»o a field anil dnvr Into t flum p of teiiim ptinn of civilian life . f § E F R ID A Y T H E B A N FO R D H E R A L D . HANFORD. F L O R ID A F A G E E IG H T 2 Months Old War < r*a il*a *M g r a t a r a c e Oa> tronpa landed and atarled toward Taejon. 1*0 m ile* from the foremo*t Fommunial forcea. July 1—The American* col­ lided with unruihing Communiat troop*. The t i l ’* were nulnumhei • cd nnd laeking in m m hal evpieriente nnd fireim w er Rut for three ilay* the I'.im m iiniat* were ! tihetl. Inly “ -T h e first r '.'ia lt y f! g u n * were announced; Til Amcrir.vn* kllh-d or wounded, IV 2 m i.*ing. The second figure wa* ihc rnnrc significant. It gave evidence of one of the most deadly North Korean tric k *— infiltratio n. Ftoin then on fnr a while, hatdly a (lay passed that did not *ee A m erl­ in.* fl i nked, surrounded and cut off. July 11— A tra g ir date. Ame»Iran soldier* were found with m ini tiouml and »hol in the hack -<f the head There wa* more of • he s a m e later hut this * th. I m l realisation of the ltr>| sa­ vagery of war. T w o war corres­ pondent* were re|iOrtrd killed: Hay W cliard* o f lntcruation*l New* Service and CpI. Krnlc Fee. Icr of Ihe Arm y new patter Star* and Stripe*; more died later. July 12—The American* fell h .r l aero** the Kum Klver, de­ ar rl I-ed us a natural defense line. They dug in for Ihe fifr t major land, July 11 The fam liar repot! gun i i l l * , in ihe re a r—came down (torn the Kum line. Stum h u t *e ie hatlle I -p o rt, nf a bridge­ head ihiow n over Ihe river. Ilnur* later the American* were w itkIrnwtr.g again. July IH — M acA rth u r, culm and npp*»l*tng te the n .t '- t of con­ tinuing ictreat, told the world: "The North Km ra n * have lo*t' ih rii rh n nrr for v ic to ry " July 20 - The hitter halite fm Taejon It w*a enllotniked i t the »lory of Maj. fieneral F. Mean, pirohahlv the last Vmerirati koliin i to leave the hurning city— i f he got nut at all. The last word* hr I* known In have *t>eiken; " I jll»t got me a lin k ." He Wa* • mlling and holding a h arn ikt. July 21 —The first American vlrtniy, minor and temporary, hut a victory, Negro ( iF * attacked and recaptured Ihe rity of Vechnn on the remote central highNnd front. July 211 Id. titr n r a l Walton H . W alker, rnmmander o f the II. S. S li A rm y, told hi* teoiipi the per. iml of retreat h*d ended, order •d them tti *tand or dfe In the atlempt. In the fu ll m iliary u n .tr ltd* wa* the low point In Ameri. C*n fortune* ami it wa* the po ol where the Ited llilr wa* stoppedThe w ar wa* five week* old. Korean "lih ria tin n day," Aug. Ih, w t* approaching, ft |» known now that the f'nm m uni*t* hoped to announce the complete smash­ ing of the beachhead hy that (ate l-ater they clung to Ihe more mo«lr*t hope that hy Aug. If. Ihey could annoumr the tapurp of Tap. J"* ^V»tone central city In the Allied ile fo n e pntH on. The Imachlicad I* *i||| th«r<*. Taejti I* still In United Nation* hand*. And the North Korean, heve sustained th r-e big defeat*. The firs t wa* on the south coast when American Marine*, a comhat te«m from Hawaii, and American lufan! ry th rrw them hack more than 2n mile* and put one en­ tire division out of vc* ion. The second wa* In the Naktoog llivt-r bulge. There they jammed an eslim atrd I J.ooo men w ilh la n k * anti n ttillrry into a crowd cd loop on ihe Naktnng and trird jo break Ollt. Again Inc Marine* pin* infantry lore a division In piece* 40-1 * iinph'Udy punctured the hrPU'rhead. The Ihird hai ju<t finished-—or at lea*t sul sided —in the Taeju corridor where in A rr.enrar re­ gim ental comhat tram w ith South Korean* on 11* flank threw luck wave after wave of alia* hern in five day* of fighting. The Uni t, n iu iiift. appeared ’ oday t i have alianiioiird the effort to break through there. Tw o month* the lirarhhrud today is considered secure. O f­ ficers at MaeArthur's heudi|uaite r- astert loo that the ||n | •tren g tn is draining rapidly. More troops, planes, tael's an I guns nr>- inning -nto tin Itcachl" a d A i’u still m o i e ar • on Ihe way from Australia, Canada, the • *h!ll|i|ilnes. Hung Kong apn T h a t. trl. M aeArthur's foresight, week* ag i, proved out. The finis In*t the sprint for victory. They go*, all (in . i t ) to tin fi---y a i-l l.iu t ilt failed In throve Inc dmigk Iwiv* out of Korea. 'A hat i* the nu!|nok? Headi|uarlcrs »ay* the day I* not fa r dl«t-nt when n '.ig g -r ai d mni r powerful I V H cd Nation* «iio> will i« strong enough to take the initiative. It w ill not la- either quick ot • it*y. intelligence *av*. There wav a time when foreign newspaper* de*cril»ei) the Nnrth Korean* ns “a peasant arm y," Thai day 1* past. American Veteran* te|l you fra n k ­ ly '"hey did n terrific jolt." Th.* N orth Knit-an Red* hopped o ff two month* ago with it *m «rt. well dulled mil powerfully equip­ ped force. It has la-t-n chopped down with terrible |n*»e» tn Ihe a lt shock illvision*. Hut it I* still a formidable force. _ In all prohvl.illf y the tln iliv l N ation* offensive w ill be something more loan a grinding over­ land drive. The long const* of Korea rsn not he defended mile hy mile. W ith command of (he sea ami air there tin loitldedlv w ill t»more than one ninpltilnnu, thrust north o f the lu c e n t beachhead, stabbing the Metis in the ,-i.lc and ru ttin g across their supply lo tilt*. rKMF.NT SIIOMTHii: JACKSONVILLE, Aug. ifli W o|f*on iirnther* today said It e*pectei| 2, 1(11 ton* o f bagged ce­ ment to arrive Sunilav afatard the SS Southland from f let many. The company said it had W k order* for UO.OtKi ton* and Mint the Sun­ day shipment would l>e mainly for m e here. Major Hattie lery and m orlar fir * . General M aeA rth u r’s hradquart era said the new thrust northeast rean* have around !h * 120-mile of Taegu was supported by at least two Red divisions. battle [►erinictcr. One nf these waa the Communist From the cast co«*i to Taegu and »"Uth to coastal Chinju Allied firs t, which had been reported in plane* tmmiied, strafed and rorket- th r Waegwan area tn the west ed Ihe Uni troop*. F ife bomb* of Taegu, when H-‘2 |)i plastered were hraiied on sirpplo-t liehlnd that sector Iasi week. the lin t* and nn install tiin n t and I h e Util First Divi*ion had led nirfirld *. the southward plunge of 210 mile* Ihe mnin fighting ragr I east by the Communist since the wai of the Mood-snaked "leiwlieg s i ­ slartetl on June 25. lty ' Ciirmlor near Kiimwba The The Communist central attack bloodn -I combat wit* atound t'hon- started with an a rtille ry and mngno, 25 mile* nnrth of Taegu .uni tar liomhardmenl of South Korean savin milt* east of Kunwl, spread­ positions. ing the ■"inhalants oyer it hissing A U. K. general staff of fin i 12-mllr front. said "a slight penetration" nf th<On the Sea of Japan coast 26 South Korean line* wa* made lotmile# last o f this buttle, JNorth fore dawn F riday hut by noon the Kmc,ui* stablaii down from Vong- Smith Korean* rallied and won dok and shoved back a Koutn their way back. Korean regiment lief dr e K ijy e , The ited* moved away from the nine mile* northwest of Foliang "bowling alley" corridor aft* r port The South Koreans dropped loving 3J>r)0 men in 72 hour* ear­ back a mile* nnd a h „ if before a lier th l* week in one of four try# tank-led *ma»h by the H H a. to smash down on Taegu Till east roastal hntllM w a il l-ong gun* n f the enemy tank touciitd off hy a ‘ win South 1 were bring used as artillery. This K nit ui atterk to the north finm indicated to headquarters IntelKlgyr and the roastal Hneghau ligrnce officer# th at Allied plan" are* m m irduilrly north of I ’ohang. and ground attack* had cut down Two South Korean division*— the Communist a rtille ry piece*. cajiitol and th ird — jurn|H' I o ff West and so u th w et nf Tacgur. In the offensive. the U . 8 . F irst Cavalry Dn On the extreme southern f.nm and the 2 (lh in fa n try Division between t'fiinju and Mutan port, guarded the Naktnng Mur. The 27 air mile* went of Fo*an, the Reds had a small bridgehead aNo. i Allied port, two Med divi­ cross the river at Hyonpong, 11 sion* appeared to have huitl up miles southwest of Taegu for a sweep •" Ih r ea*t. American artille ry Mod mortar fire tailed nn estimated .|(M) U ni* in fmnt of tht ti. S, 25th fiivisitin'. 35th Itcgim rnt, battling in the hill* west of Ma»an. tr n n i i a t i r d C ro n . f * X t " * » » K a ilirr Friday me Ma*an front f l u , . , i o i l i l a i y i i i a l t e t r t o p e r . o n a l hlari i witn tan k-ltd combat. The hygiene. fighting got Mt clove that handT h l* I* a start on the jni, nf rr grenade* were used by American Negro infantrymen of the 2 ilh pairing td atio ri* iMdwreii Antci Ucgmutit. principal action wa* to lean fori or and South Koreans who the of tec hanged saw-tooth hill* of have aiiffcrcd as innocent victim* tiolmk near Tundok, if) miles nf A m rrtiiin atiti-in fiH tiilton ....... nun. norihwrst of Masao. til's had Iratned the hard m u A F CortesfHitnti nt Stan Swmton with Ihe IJ. 8 - 25th Division re- to d is ttu .l Koiean "refugee Many times Americans hud a I ported the attack ne.ii Tundok was repulsed. H r .aid fighting fnr lowed innocent-looking group* t ■ the hill* coutinurd Friday night. ('.is through their position* only In that *c.-tor the North Km ran to lie attacked front the tra t l*y army ha* ordered death by shoot­ w hlte-gail ed paitisans who i h i ing for any soldirr who retreat*. ricil wea|Miti> In th eir bundle . A copy of a g< nersl order m ix­ til's eagerly obeyed n tilrr* I" ed hv ihe Arneritnn- Ihete F r i­ tare evacuated native hunt* In day said; area* l*eing given up to Ihe cneitn " I. Do nut give ground. during 'strategic w ith d ra w a l*" "2. Any line wilhdt awing wilt be They knew if sticli th xtrh ro o f"' shoi houses were left standing enemy ll Ini tn a renewed Anicriran troop* would hide in them hv day dri ve In get more Metis tn sur­ w aiting tn in filtra te under rover render. of darkness. Enemy tank* o ft"" The big hallb' northeast nf smashed in one end nf auth hut* Taegu tupped Ihe Saturday pre­ to remain hidden from aeilal oh dawn war scene. *tt vat it ti during the day. A F Cor respondent Tom l-amls'rt Surh destruction w a. found 'a with the u . S. 27th Infantry "wolfhound" regiment supporting lie a m ilitary necessity hut a di* the Smith Koreans, reported alt roiirnging omen for post-war re ­ and artillery latshing whipped lations and even present rriatin n * ilow n a Comm must wedge tiehind with honest, humble people Allied lines Don an original force Knlhusiasm for American tronn* of . 1,000 to 2W. Genera) M acAr­ whit had Itoen lustily cheered in thur had estimated the original the early fighting ha* faded and farce at 1.000 H li|a. tmlav few Korean* I saw there Correspondent Ijamlo-it said II. would raise their heads in ossving S. Infantrymen w e ir under a r til­ much Is** raise an arm for tht llseilaaew . ’r e s t r w , aw l Buddy System AUG. 25. 1950 UN Police Force friendly circular waving motion so common in the p»*t. In tegiatin g of the two for-.r* as U n s lls s r S I ’ tsttM I ' s s , H a « l buddies might help American m ili­ Aiken (R-Vt), Cam (R-Wash I. tary planner* to meet the Red Capehart ( Hi n d i . Douglas (Dstiatcgy of moving along ridge- Ml), Flanders (R-VlL Gillette iDand firin g down upon the Am eri­ lowai, Hendrickson (R -N J), G ra­ can motorised rnlumn* in Ihe val­ ham iD-NC), Hilt (D-Ala). Hum­ phrey (p-Mi nn), Hoey (Ib N C ), leys, an observer here spend-led American# long "rationed in Ko­ Mumit (R-SD), 0'Conor (D-Md), rea and now in Tokyo awaitin'- Margaret Chase Smith (R-Me| an new a -ig n trm ls with th" I*. S nnd Stennis (D-Misa). Two resolutions were drafted in inform ation Service, Ihe F-'inoml Cooperation Administration nnd the House. One, hy Itcp Judd lit othet Stale lU'Ttailmenl luan-he , M inn) is identical with the Senate rrsniutinp. Th" other, plepnre I are conf'den! >ncrea e i Itetween American troop* and Ko hv Rep. Hay* ID A ik I is * slight lea n , will lead to a tietler under­ modification. House sponsor*, in addition to standing an t mutual appro tatim* Few w artim e viiilo t# to K"re* Judd and liavs, were litrd as: K lI * worth fR -O re i. Gwinn I I I have kind wont* to say far *h N Y ). Hale |R -M e i, H eito r lit native necple ■'fu-e they see under the most adverse condition*. Mass), Mnsfield (D -M o rt). M a r­ Tin filth of a poor strirken mm- shall (D -M In ttl, Nixon (R -C a lifi, try hint- out nsi'l everythim- e’ *<« Fnttcf son (RsConn). Pries (D Tho.e with pre-war experience T en nt, Rlehrd* ( I ) - 8 G>, S tig b r ID -D k ln ), Stockman (R-O re and th r ie - likt th n t-o rirs ii'n ’*’ n* can retail spotlessly gowned lad liyqne iji-N A 'lles. friendlv incete geitieni"*' ediirnlional and ■iiltoral event and many plea ant social occasion in Seoul,. i Lake Monroe Colored School Head Dies j Ilousintr 1‘rojcct it ■>minuet! front Fagr D u n n itw .it hv Mi 'A'lili.init. In response to a qoetiioo fro c the iliiit a to ha te in si-teetiog a site fttr ihe p iu jrrt, M r. kVilHorn* replirrl that Ihe present lo ritlo n had t>een seleetetl wilh much rare. F irst, he said, all possible lt>ratlor.s w tie ctiii.lderctl hv A reldteet F. J. Mnughton and Kngincer Ftetl Williams Th" ore. sent -lie wa* approved hy them, hv ihe C ity Commission and hy Fuhln Dousing officials who made a ru ir fiil survey of potential site*, he declared. Asked , I* mi the survey of dwellings mode in Negro .eetlo'i* in order to ilet'rnnnc the netd of a housing project, Mr W il­ liams state -1 that of 2, 11X1 dwel­ ling* survey**!, 2.0110 lacked san­ itary facilities ... well a * water. The Castle Mrew -r rtojeel is expeel u i in house - 20 faitlilirs, ke •aid. Tiie S * nfrinl lln ii.in g Authority will own the budding and wilt have title to ihe Property the day it is c o m p le t e d , nr lojit the Jaytees. “ Hut isn't it fiiianenl with gov, ernment funtls7" he wa* askni. “ Nn," .aid Mr. W illiam s, "that's anolhrt (HPtmlat misconception It is firm need witn private fund* hy Die sile of 'mud* lo private it., vrstnrs However, some lav fund* rnav la’ U-e,l later to make up Ihe tllfferenee between Ihe ilehl on t hi project." Fresident W !l Stemper to ll of Jayree plan* In sponsor, i* eooperation w ilh Ihe Sanford He creation Deparlmenl and Slatn Game and Fish Ctitnm iulon, a "Ktsldno Hndeo" fa r yntingsters at i.ake Charm, Dvietln nu Aug. 3D Sadie J M ogan. a plnnret in the public -chool system of Floes Ida nnd principal nf the Lake Mon­ roe colored school, died Saturday while returning from Tnllnha'spr where she had been attending summer school. She was an active member of the Seminole Countv I "sihcr* As­ sociation. the American Woodmen, the N A.A.C.F., and far 1!' year* was principal nf the Monro" Sehool. Survivors include a sister Kmitv Ferguaon; two Krnthi-r*. K u -'n e June* and Bin H radkv. a si**erin-law, one h m th ei-in-law srv••ral nephew* and nicer*. Funeral service* w ill Ite held al 2 ;ill» oVIitck Sunday afternoon at the 8 t Fan! MapM t Church with the Rev. 8 . W While officiating Interment w ill lie in the Sanford Cemetery. MoselV and Son's Fun­ eral Dome has charge o f the a r­ rangementT A Y I.D U O U T II0 I8 K . Idaho. Aug. 26 <'1’> Senator Glen II T aylo r'* defaat i n -the Aug. « Idaho prim ary wa* made official yesterday hy the Idaho canvassing hoard. T aylo r’s hid far renominatlnn a* Dcniocintic candidate far the *ixyear Sena!" term was turned away tty tllX votes. I). W orth Clark, farm er -ensior from Taylor's home town of Poca. te|ln, won the nomination with 2«.g»i7 votes to Taylor’s 25.VM*. SFFFDHTS UN DETROIT. Aug. 25 i l l The AFI.'s American Federation of Teacher* supporta the Unilrtl N a­ tions' South Korean fight and » p (Mixpi Ipptrhrr DiVR'lv |li-snlotinns expressing the view* were ad-iptrd at the aasociatloo 32nd iinmial convention eoneludmg here Uvlav. The of «6-,)W) S p in a c h Is a n a ttv c i f w e s ie tn rlaima a mendarshlp t"a"her« ______ Asia. DON’L LE A V E YOUR LOOKS bushes, Reporter* lo.l hi- track As he thedged mot in I farmhouse*. IN THE KITCHEN! Pick The Car You Want To Drive [4. . . . The Price You Want To Pay COOLER, CLEANER ALL-ELECTRIC KITCHENS mean better meals... less work...Iowcr cost...an end to those hot-and-botlicrcd frowns...more time to relax, enjoy life, stay young! IN S U R A N C E r S0*StflHl S « V l « »S Up to 10" cooler bv actual test*. nnlv a comfort to your nervei, lint a joy to your eye...a kitchen you’re proud to own! HE YOUR ELECTRIC IIRLER, RRWI S u rt, you help Mother with the dikhes .. but ti she only hid en electric dish wisher, the job’s so simple you could do it all by yoursetf! Your Electric Friend, S ’td d f / t V / M t l f f 4 'S’ ’ 1 viA, �it «S a THE In Unity Thera b Strength— To Protect th * Peaca a/ th * World) To Proatot* t i l l P r i f l M i of America. To Produce P ro ep rrltj fa r Sanford. STfy* ^ a n f a r f c l ^ r a l f o AN a I V O L U M E X X X X II General Says Peace In Pacific Can Only Ex-CIO General ^Assured By Hold-1 C o u n c i| He inn Strategic Isle CH IC A G O . A u *. 28 < A *)Ceiirral M acArthut raid losiay " n r may ha*e |>eaca" by bolding a P a u li. Iiland d rfrn te l i n e - i n ­ cluding huim ota— but "Iota it ami war ia inevitable." M arA itliu i gavr giaal military im|K>flancr to Fonnoaa. lati m it^ o i alrong hold of Chinrac N a ­ tionalist lorcca. in a ta b le ! mr»iagc .to the Vctcrana ol Foreign W an. The United S lain her no aim­ ed lortra on Formula, but ihr U. S. Seventh Fleet ha* been patroll­ ing ilia Fonnoaa Strait to prevent an ultcn-thrratrntd attack by Chineae CommuniaU. t S A N K M tD .H .O K ID A . Ka tu b Untie d l*)UH D A IL Y Considerable cloudiness today ami I u i- i l ii witn a l t » scattered -bower- -oulh puritan amt widely • lin e d a ftrrn o o n Ihunderehawnorth portion. L ittle change la <• 144m i ilU l * M K W S I'A t'h K __ MON I ) \ \ \ l (J. :\>M n in ti'll I ' l i * * UtadT No. 5 ■— i? l.r a n r il W il e MacArthur Declares Businessmen Allied R ight W in g Is Driven • Formosa Essential; Save’ProgramBack As KoreanReds Advance On P o rt Of P o h a n g And Taegu Truman Cracks Down C H IC A G O . tu n . 3 8 - 4 ,p , ~ Veteran* « f I'urelgn W ar* today opr l>(d th rfr l i s t nations! rntam pnirnl. a Hireling which ma. h a ir product* i l l biggest new* In advance— a withheld m r e .ir r from (tanrral M a rA rlh u r. Am the flr*t u ttiu n of tha V F W runsent ion began «*ilh a memorial 0 arrrtaa for tha nation', m ilila rt daad. a program which mat rain ­ ed out yesterday, Commander Clyde A. I.anlm told raportarm hr oould ra id M acA rthur'* marund raltlr from tha nlalfo n u. Iml would honor General MsrArthur'e request that Ih r stalem in i not tie read to the dels-latea, l.enia maid. Hut the con­ ventioneer* acre able to read ih r leal of Ih r original M arA rlh ur message in Chicago nrnmpaprrm W circulating freely on the floor uf the big arena auditorium. * IN liK U K N D E M W EATHER Consulted Reds U. .Vfarint’s Spot Fncim Foxifitm W A SH IN G TO N . Aug 28 </T) N a K lo iu r live Committee lot htononne Development today tailed lul a tw ill and liguiuut laa-and-savc piugiam to lake the m ililio n a iy W a s h i n g t o n , a u *. j * — wallop oul ol military tprnJmg. <AV— Republicans pul inlu Ihr The h u titiriijiirii'i plan mug ol t ’esgrrsitasisl Hr. uni lodat ihr ganualion, m a t;i»ti.d irp o il, t r * l .it t.rn rra l l lu u r l i. Marluiccatt llial lolal d r lr n ir outlay* trlhur'm Blmtamant on lu n ito -s and sharply r r ilir lr r d Prr*idanl may room lo a la ir ol J 81.000. 01)0.000 annually a y r * i liom I , r n e ia l w ith d ra w It. K e p u b lira n now le a d e r M a r tin (M a a a ) tu ld th e L h D taid it can be handlrd on ji ilo u a e i i waa “ u n fo r tu n a te " th a t the I 'r r a id e n i ao u gh l Io “ *u p a ncn-inllalionary, pay a* you-go | i r r u " I h r a la te m e n l and la basis l( tw ill m ratu irt sic taken, "a n o lh rr t v h ib il o f a b a n k ru p t and o lle ird a livr-point | Ir jd r r . h ip . " action. W A S H IN G TO N , A u * 28 <>P) It callrd on C u n girtt lo past P ln id e iil I iu ih j ii ha* clacked piomptly the tlallrd muiuliralion down on General D o u gin MacAr- act and P irn d rn l liu m a n ’l J ).lliur lor pro{Mi«mg to m akr a ctatc- 000.000.000 las Itooti at a incnl on Furtnota which the White "roughly adrqualr Im l tlr p " ; ul. lio u tr iru a id rd ai an mi|ilo|>ci the ttra iu iy to start a majur sav­ Vrnluir Italia ihr field ol foreign ing* bond d iiv r by Ih a n k tg iting; |Miluy nuking and on the Adniim tlialion lo dash P iriu irn lu l Sccirtaiy C lu ilc* non-militaiy tprnding Price, wage sin* ration Control# G. Ko>* due loved today lhal M r. hum an prium ally d n c rlrd lhal are not yet necessary, the i ‘KI> said, hut it proposed lhal I'onM acAithui w iiltduw the *Utemcal great i * t up a watchdog com­ l.e had lent to the Chicago encamp- m ittee to ferret out and rapose mrnl of Vrieiana ol Foin gn War*. “ hoarding, speculation, and ex­ In lhal iljlrin e u t. M acA ithu i had cessive p rlrr or wage raising." The statement, w ritten by the drelaird llie ta frty of the Untied prog rein committee of 1* Ell's Re­ S la in demand* that Formoia re­ search and Pulicy Comm ittee, w a* relrased today by Mariun 0 Fol­ main m friendly hand*. Thu w ai. at the lea»l, o il tang­ som, treoautrr of Eastman Kodak CiOUCMINO IO W IN IM I U N O liiP U iH i H i. . IlM I n il K ilt# 1C................ Co. and chairman of CKD. and ent (nan the Adm inittralion'* de­ M y rr tt’rfttli oul orrinvijt pCMiilioni ifi ih# H■*n11* H •»♦-•» * 11* > * 111* 11 *' i * • ^ i)wtu ?•»?•«-1 • » Krstnhaum president of toilildlngfl Mil by Ariiff h kin Mi I II1* * ' Hie lit III * .urii Uiill* *f ‘ .lit.»t * f»*M « v <*»)*! il. I. * m lm-rj-* clared policy that Form oia'* fu­ H a rt, Hhaffnrr A M arx, Chiragu. • I t tjtj£ |(i f o t W lm l ifl Ir t l lu I jT Hi* la 1 |f* iitnl l i t l t r i f i ! u f lit** I ^, , f* ’ tll I i* Fwilr* l ture mutt be trille d at the inter­ and chairman of tin- Program and Policy Committee. national level. “The Communist attack upon So M r. Trum an, in addition lo Ihe Republic of K n rr* wai- a flash llie crackdown on MacArthur, uf lightning which made th# b a*ie. made public, a Irttci to Warren facta of our world situation clear­ er than they had been b e fo re ."' A u tlin . llie American arnbaitaiJur said the stalem m t. to th* United N alm m , repeating T h * Immediate need. It w rnl on. lut Foimo-a policy "to the end Is to take these five steps restrain the Inflationary polrntttl H H B llm i*(l lln !*« « • 1*1 * 9 1 M W Yn i r k \»'i* •M , V, “st Its source, which I* r i c e , , I. .S 1'on M ..f \ |»vr • 1% •■* 1»A demand"! • •Ur.l II •• f tha 11 . “ I. C urtail government non S hipper S.ivs lie W ill itllllll IH » leiMft'l Hii I (*1 t( ll m ilita ry expenditure* to the iu.*ti mum ttossiide extent. K \ p t n i T o K'lis'.iii MM*. (•• U \ l|* t • > 1lit || “2. its lfe taxes, so i tin j ' i . 11, *t iIn v\ a i hi 4 N o »•• m ilita ry program absorb* pi i h ill Ii>\ ( 111* l l l l l t lllaftH* * ductiun, taxes w ill withdraw I S \ 11Ul IH k 1 Ailltill.v* i W \ lilN G lO . N , A u g 28 1/1*1 ruiue frum private hands. |T '. LONDON. W 28 t.l'i A M.l it.N *»’ **!i. 111 I 'f *‘ * • k *i V» H i h l l l B 2 4 (III r f-1 % f t I'lrtn h nl I(tilu 4n I ih I i ; u g im l H titu li rn g llo e lin g III 111, JitepJt ■'ll \a< l« M (I *1(1 1 IV .*1 1 T A U .A H A H S K E , Aug. 2»—id'i | i',!i i'lm g iu g 111 IWHlr(WXI .iiiih 14 l>f| 1r i III — Insane c rim in a l patients of th> Itlg to h rg lti .III) (ling 12 ta x i n u t » r i* '» i||v iim lr i ••Itl j:||r in 1 III It iU« Mm iin* ftiihl S late Huspltal may be sent to w i.llh Ilf lu ll lo u r to o l. Ill I fll- 14 1. *1 (ill tl IHMY .♦|»|»tv 1 . 111«llv f l l ’ \ | l i • • U f l t . l l i i l l l i K ill 4 0 * the state nrloon for safekeeping il* MIN* ( >111 t.M 1 f S a lllltl It tl«f 11—f 41 tlo- It 11*1-1. even Ihu uglt they have not (wen .1.0. l i lt uti (lit* «( * tried stul convicted for c rim in a l I. u I hm Ch i . i lilii. Ill (h o lllil w ill. t i l * n »f III t l i f ! * l r ■r i l r i i l vif* ♦'•••ll • offense*. A tto rn e y (ieneral Rich­ iflaw t lir f l l l o - r s11>*aI lit all r I ■>t '1.0,1 1It. 1I*i i «i»i ..r \ im le.tl it ard Krvin ruled today. the l l l l l r i i . i l . K ill III am.- tilim, drn iril . p rii* n '■ Ill* fo rm a l opinion gave ap­ I »l 11 it 1** * | M l l f t proval to a cabinet order direct­ t I •* it* * f i ( « h i . . I - ! i i * r h »v i m T A L I.A IIA S H E E . Aug. 21. I l i r f lllo w .ll go .ill. u l w ith ih r Ih. It. .| tra.t.-l f.il ■ . . I ....... .. ing that Victor l.lcata, Tampa — Attorney General Richard t th ru apl-i-il I.. till link* lit Mi it* ll(*vl lit I *| line M iiii. t r t it» * slayer, and Woodrow Georgr. vin tuld tne new Okaloosa com * • ih il'io r iil ll t i lr t * Ilir II 1 ‘ i I I I f i t ■I M l t Wr | , ..in l i m p fie n Min iiiiFiu|»lktk I |., I., A t tlr r a»l«. l i t th a illiia it, Joseph I iic till In t f i l l id ri.ii |im .ii* • who was charged w ith armed sheriff today that any coin op. • rubbery, be sent to tha Halford sled machine (hat o ffe r* " I t . . tiirru ta o iH f, tol>l ir p o i t r i . f i r c ’ ult/H'Sli i inlriit iiv rilh iiii. ..I th. •tie »|» »*■“M* IlM r A| ’ It hi prison until a new, more secure games" Is illegal. At llit* k i l u r 11III r df‘ u i * * r i | l l v ih r h r u l o f t la t r n f lio lh r it , a 1 H g i i t r i n i u r i , l criminal building U finished at Ml hill oul. of tlir 11 in. ii lit Ervin told S h eriff F errin * U tg r tool in ik in g n in t r r n t i f f i l « "A " f r i l l * i t H i k il l .1 li« r 11?,1 i l l I the hospital. t i . i i f i . c m l.nil totaling f'h’n.r t* Campbell that operation of . The cabinet also ordered Lon­ "triple bell free play" macluo. W in tlo n ( h u n lu ll, n u l l m r wliii-h woiihl I d rolittlllird fit '10 In ii«* u l H ..I |{ l* * V11V«I I I K11 I « U i 11411 •• I \ nie J. Farriah and Vaseo Joyner violated the state's anti-slot in* p tiu ir im n itlr r am i now Ir u lrr ol 1st - Uti irl llie d. twt.il n l | i r i in H i t ' I I I I^IA 1 1I l I l l } H ’esilsweg ou P H * M i l chine law and was Illegal .li‘*|ui. I l i r t i. n j'ir it t d m Ion *. .- *• ll | |*i t r n u t t i l i i n a11 1 1 ini|*lii% •* ih r C o n te it j l i t r op|H uiliou. ih a lg fa rt It was licensed by the r " t I t r s t l s o f U It # t - s s , t h i o l Ilir lit» Hi m u ,%H»* I -I I ‘*#1111111 t i u v cel last S a lu itla l ill 4 m J io a i h ll c i h of Cr#*tvlew. IIP | i r •*• I**«I lit 4 il%lltKifi til till* I' I In an oplniun *everal w r.k< that lln t i. h lim it w e rr (illm g Ho t*lii« I* I !».•%«* YlkUir*! Ervin said all coin o pn at )lah oltfris, some ol w liiih weir ed utn-ball rnsrhlne* that o ff, • | ,1* a lt *111111(1111 h i I K ||** 4h I l U l lo t I,Mil— ‘‘o f i l i t . ir i ; u ilr i l lo t His memlier* of the Hanford rd free game* ss a reward w.-t* *1(1 l i t illilllll -1III \i lilihllirt 4 llll I t lir o ia lio fa r lu ir n li.l t r p t lt o l illegal.. llusineaa and Profeta tonal W o­ Idle Attorney G rneral said th. la n it ’* III** ( 'll? lloa.ll at tlf kl|jlls||||2*||| l urn* ill ll l l t r | lilliiillll* r t tt| i till’ man's t'luh attended the District ti# ititVk | i i r p . n ihk In A)>]i)ukhl tu n i t Nu. 6 meeting u f the U. and P. fact that r city license has l-r.n Ih # M in lk liy of Hui.|,|y ctmeni lid ! t 'r n l* y n W. Clubs yesterday a t Ihe D rift- obtained in r the maehtnr "d..< ■■#•i 1«•'lae *1 it*. I *n c * I ft* t rd llm l n rv rra l l l r i l o h inachin • . I m iM ihl* |>« rmttn .«nil wood Hotel, Vero Beach. They not make it lawful to pot*, too l n m krrn were f illin g such con* ' '.V , them or to permit them to ) ■ Put lick's »i-i|Ursi to w eir M r*. P. M. (Jingles, prrsltra c t- fo r itu *n m mid llm l l(u« drul of the local club, Mrs. R. operated, because the law dura i »,i itian inapeclura a ir ji.iim ttr .l to l.ulld n ‘tl try 34 fool cultiniii’ I liiiT ic a iH N S C in lc perm it the llcenaing uf i n i ' room nt tlir \V A. Patrick {.it. I, E True. M rs. E . V. Roulh, Mrs. the fartorirs. lug pliint was nppruteil. M r* foils Smiley, and Mrs. Marion machines." S U i l c < M F lttr id ii A rthur Ito llo m lry, tlir I atmr Ellen It.o'liock wu* given | m*i lie taid any city ordinam. Harman. srerrtary for over- ! mission to rie c t authorising such license* would government’ u one doty Mrs. Eunice Day, director of it# ***■» T * r » i NKW i i l t l .E \N S . Aug 28 Pi ira a lls # # * Os ra a # TSreel tf.# ll» # » tiuildlhg of two room mid l.nlfi th# district, praaldod. Mrs. Edna ,\ 1, ..if . t o r m ItH'rited l.’i<> at f i f t h and Holly Avcmi. which Van Acker, pree Ideal of the w ill later nerve n* n garage when mile* o u tli o f I'e r is B o la . I t a . in Florida Federation o f B. and P. n .i >,l t<> l i u i i l l m ie to ri .- d u rin g a home is built on the property W , clubs, *puk* on "Echoes of W 11In* in II Conrad wa* drnie.l th .' n ig h t Our National al Federation." r« llll) > ;n \ M 11 S | I :i I. I", I s a permit to build a duple* lioune She informed the gorup that Hi, v . in Iro n* W. ntlier H u rtnil oh p ro pritv nest lu Itn.lio Hta there a r . 2.429 B. and P. W. lion W T Itlt on the ground Unit ■aid wind- ..f 76 tu 8.. m il. - an clubs In the United States and tl would not l>e in keeping with hour e.lcnd out almul 70 lidlrr stated that it l l th * largest wa­ the neighborIi . mmJ, said Mi Me ..I. tio in>illi and nuttbrant side. lly II t l IIO Y I.K rnin'* organisation devoted en­ ti.. Ion ricu ne. linie* extern1 Kildiin. tirely lo promoting tho interKO R EA — ( / I * ) - tl lake* m«le than a wat in Kutcx to mak tl.. Iluildlng In n p .rto r John (iillon o iilw tiil .i Im u I 126 utile- nm lh est of business and professional American toldicr give up the habit* of home. . . recently in<u til u permit to C l*4l>l. women. I d a ilrangc land of •tiangf .Uilottw he lite* m small ways In c . Henderson tu erect . five At ' 10 V.M |C S T ) the tuirr. “ How lo moaeutu up on live ibe way tw always ha*. Sonic times ihi* e fio tt t* lu.le run* .Some room home nn Mellonville Avenue can. w>, located nest latitude 2.1. M a rin e r," waa demonstrated Ie-tween T w e n ty -fifth Street and long 1.1 ode H7.(i, moving we-t or M r*. Ethel Lego, president __ Uasee It la aad. But always it i< f th# Titusville B. and P. W . H u b . stubborn. For even on a imttlr i.iyiug the fam iliar landm ark* »f T w e n ty -fifth Place at estimated west northwest ahum ten miles an hour. Tin- ih m I i I uu wa* determine ‘ Plans were mad* to hold an­ front tho Yank Inaista on mskttig hurtle suffer th.- unfam iliar ci- cod of flo.txxt. J. J. Cati * received a |n'im il t. v nu. r i l l res-oimai* .nuee, tlie ad g arrt*. other district mooting In 8an- his life aa normal as he ran fnni on Jan. 22. And the glory uf the folk# *1 for npplicalion of l.utiinu water visory -aid. So fa r I haven't heard an r otd The l.uK liurrlrane ia one of ler say he waa over h er* fighting home w ai that tn»>t ngreed with nr.M.fing to Ih.' ( M e * Apartment ililildilig. 2111 West F lir t H tl.et (hern. Hut war it wnr and the two Uopl.nl liurricane on which -C R U E L M A N ” BACK for hie children'* rig h t tu r .t New llrlean - and Miam i weather Henry W hlto, Negro, known good old grandmom’s g o o d ».t<1 •tuartem istcr corps Isn't quite »* throughout tho colored section as blueberry pie—or lo protect hi* , fftcieut ur 1 * well ** ckcd aa the bureaus m e Dauing advisories. C E N S U S H F .n )U N T Crurl M an," is back In town favorite brand of toothpaste front corner d ru g .t >re. The other ia a smalt liurricane A reuresi-ntntlvi' o f the U. S, Aa lal# aa Ihe day ll'tle r did after an absence of a l l y« years. Communist in filtratio n . Rut the Ccnw f Bureau from Atlanta, tin , m Ihe Atlantic atmut I non mile Asked by S h e riff Mero where Army hasn't mad* the m istakr d himsvtf in a G t in Geiniany coutd A. Ml Guinn in f.iro n ,I u R. l.e. Ii vast o f M iam i. did In the early p art o f th r se­ riu open a K combat ration and er, assistant tnunager of th r Semi­ At h ID A M, (C S T t the Miami ng otlH a t ? cond World W ar— that of foisting • till pull out a packet of four nole County Chamber uf Com­ Weather Bureau rtllm a le d highest un- rigoret* that were not merely and Miami, denied be off on tho combatt troop* troo merce, Friday that complete re- winds of about HX1 miles an hour had been in unknown to him aa the mean­ declared known brand* of cig aret* and hurricane ruunta are luring tried, in cert'.'u near th* center with ing of a Germ an verb. They oometh a t he had fw #W i|tf | W t force winds that is 76 mile- *r. d litricts of the county. ha did not „ Tha m fintry then raieed a ‘.im e i were as mouldy as a pro Five employe#* of the Census hour--extending about tn miles going. fair and proper howl over that. rent b ill in original Sanskrit. from Ihr renter tn all ausdrsnts But that hasn’t happened In Hnr.an are covering Countv Com l!o •lxted that tad com* Tha dongbboys thought it only T lir Weather Bureau said Indira back; lo to too sea Pollen r o t)* * I Williams, reasonable that If they had lo Korea lo my knowledge. The mission District No. 2, the west Uon* pointed to continnel north and when asked w t (a stay- awffar In foreign territory they soldiers hare might not be Is­ side, anJ District No. 3 which in ws t . i l r m oieiuant for th * next K* Boling*. M r Ing Jall, ahould enjoy familiar cigarets— sued every day a pack of thotr rludrs Altam onte hours. ! Dm t la a #4 OB raa* The##) Lather M id th ti morning. that and lot tha dvUlaaa who wore *n - Senate Group Okays Bill For Draft , Of D o c t o r s , Dentists Tru",‘" ,0, dlrr<*|»* «h?» ih W A S H IN G T O N A..» IA - <A»i Attorney l.re 1‘rriallian Irtllfie d today In lo ir a llo il.r Cuiunilllrr lla l hr ott'e ytai a Conununul while arm n g a> a N o t lta.il la in ci ami runtuiurd to consult m lh (oin m u n ilt trade |t ytliilr hr w ai genetal countrl for the t I I) Out Pieatman told I lie lloun* UnAm rncan A tlitiiie * Committee hr did not «rcr)>l Conin.umil or­ der! oi directives while setting llie CIO. I'letsman laid that lie Lm kr with I lie Conimuniii I'a ily "o rganiiationally" hi 1*415 aftai a year'* mrmberthlp in a ■ell that included fellow A g iK u llu ir Ltapaltinrnt workers Nathan W ilt. John Abt and C lia iln k rim er Hut hr tan) that only now ha* ihr "ideological' birali become complete. P iriim a tt hai )uit reaiwnrd Irom (lie Am enran Labor Party on grounda it ha* come under Comrnunitl dom inition, Prrttinan *atd that hr never told anyone connrctrd will, ih r C P 1 that he had been a memhu ol ihr Comrauaitl P arly and uoltodv eyeaikrd him. But ha challenged anyurn i u , imlnt la aay d d w m i or actlcm while ha ta il C IO general ruuniel that wat contrary to CIO - Tlia commander in chief of tha Untied Nation* force* lighting in K o ira described a "natural” drfrm e line oi irland* in iW Pacific. tnlicy. lie aald, however, that for .« "►Tom lhl» line,'* M acArthur •aid, " W e ran dominate w ith air number o f year* he had ■’ meeting* PoWff every A -istic port from V laitlyiftock io Singapore." . Communist Party to discus* 1 , ‘ ie' II# u«*l. «•*!.*<I Purm uil w m i U v #tid id i v i t i p i «if th r ( IO. I i r spot In thia defenae Una am! aald ** ld thin w a* while hr waa general "htaturleally, Formosa ha* been i eounael from 11*39 to HUH. u«ed a* a springboard" fo r " m il-. Hut the deal Inga, he aald, were I t a l y ag t e- - inn illreetad again*! onlv *ueh a* "I deemed to I# of oreo* to the south." the f It). MacArthur taid Formosa, If I’- 1'!1- M x e a * 'a * heiu. held by the enemy, “could be co m -! « Pressman could give any Inpared to t n untinkfthie aircraft stance* In which the L it) had d* * carrier and aubmarlne tender | v * * '" 1 frum *he Lommunlat tine Ideallv I.K-aleil “ P r w im t t aupplled Wliat he runHe e*,.reared h i. m ilita ry vlewa | aldered two. lie aald he helped r i i ) in a cable to the V F W , meeting |„ 1're.ident Philip M urray piepa.e it . 61.1 national encampment. The • ^ P.K ’ mt«rAK<‘ rwid b f Clv<l«* A | Lew| ., V F W commander in chief. ^ The ( ir n n a l drrlarad that ahould Wk’urim.-a fall, it "would constitute riu my ralivnt In th * very ren* an an.'m perimeter. ter of U ii* defenilv* m i," Stanley llru m lry rnlerlainm l “ lie m ilita ry potential would Kotarians at ihelr regular weekly again be fu lly exploited na the lunch-un today w ith a number uf mean* to breach and n e s tra llt* aonri. He waa introduced bv Jack our W rtlrrn Pacific defense »v*- ItatTgan, program chairman, s* s tern an dmuunt a w ar of eonqueat graduate of Seminole High School ag eliu l Ihe free nation* of th * who had won hi* way lo llie final* Pacific basin.” in the ainging contest *pon*ore.| by The (ieneral aald he wa* voicing the Florida Order uf F.aelr* a IC e e lU a . * On P * l* B U I President O rville Tourhton re vlewetl the work of the H ila ry assembly held st hi* home I a * I week w ith particular irfe ie n c r on program cuurteey, attendance and youth work, unit announced I list then- w ill |u* no meeting of the ctuh nest week mi ncnmni of lurtair Day. M r. Brum ley’a song* Include’. N K W D E L H I, India, Aug. 28 —(/Pi— The face « f northeast In . "Ilaby, Won't You Hay You U v r dia i t 'l l wa* c h a ttin g today In M e t , “Cruising Down the Itiv er” Mh* wake of the devastating and "Moihee Macrre". Visitor* introduced liy It. L. V -trth q u a k * 13 day* ago. tanned by scientist# the world1* fifth Perkins, Jr. included A. II. (iarde of DeLand and Turn Knight of m m t severe reconledahock. Spreading flood w a tn a pushed Tampa. fu rth er over tea gardena In Aasam province, where the quake M l hardeat. T h * deoth to ll was in the neighborhood of I , Minor shocks rontintmd In tho province. Millions prayed tn th# The truck receipt figure* on streets and field*. An estimated 5,W 0,000 p#:*un* produce brought for sale to the tr r r r reported hoiatlea*. Piniw r- Hanford State Farm er* Market # v damago was placed gt WO,- during July and August are mure 1*00 ,000. Damage to craps, farm than double those of the corres­ animals and ra tn ra l maource* ponding period last year. M a iu i*rr waa eepected to push thla figure Sandy Anderson announced today much higher. During th * past two month* out The throwing up of the rich of slate recelptr amounted lo 21, auboll threatened permanent ruin 202 packages ami Florida product, lo Aaam's tea industry, • m ajor totaled 16,588 units. lC S *H a s,a wa r t t # t * « l Figuring Hot) package* nr unit* io a car, this is the equivalent of T U T O A n 'ID E N T Sheriff P. A- Mero received 61 car* of produce, said M r. A n ­ word today from hie brwther-in- derson. Florida produce wa* most­ d|sw and slater, Mr. and Mrs. ly sweet corn, egg plant and pep­ Barnes Jackeon of Creaeenl City pers. Out o f state varieties totalled that their automobile,, m Ir u oerapenta, hod bom im ishaf In g M w ith green beans leading the list a t 12,227 bushel*. Other leadfrank lag llama were cabbage. 1,680 of lha 10 pound aacks; pole bean*, O N unite; com . M S crate*; pepM ta , 247 crates; white potatoes 111 of th * 100 pound bays; t#-? Just in Mias potatoes. 212 of 60 pound hugs limb from Men oak crash t_ . . bags and 170 basbsl of yellow thotr cor," to ld S h eriff T M « u J U " equaah. ■ Kotury Gntertaiiied By Stanlvy Brumley Northeast U tdia Plagued By Floods As 5,000 Are Dead Truck Receipt# At Market Double MB •rt*a%r-5 President Prevented Delivery Of Speech To VFWOnNeedTo Retain Chinese Isle CGD Calls For Cut In Domestic Spending And High Taxation To Stop Inflation .Vi Criminal Patients At State Hospital (io To State Prison ’Itiel Kxecuiive Says k nowlaiul I ’ i tl e i I r. U n I o i i n n a t e Unless A n lee At Is 0 Ieocal B. And P. W.’ Attend Conference A(I just mi’ll ( Board Approves 2 lYrmils Yanks In Korea Do Best To Make Daily Life As Normal As Possible V ^ a f i.s s e T O “ elS.1*. wu W fJ K lU h V t i, l Ilr* atA| , lllf ., -If — ' I 11* At i»f r a fl 11 !«*I * ill t»f 9 I*.;i1 Ik 11iir 1 Itflit *• »ii f uf I Ii r A | lira! «lHrrt*r hnr t*fi K utr**« ra<il »•*.»•■1 Miinil.il. ilirfi In * ( *iim r uf 1*11111% Ui H>* it ii h u r r a 11 H u u l It u H iiilir |ju%h Hut ilir ) mrrr in.lin t Aimiiyf htiuiiK jirrh iu rr uti n .- f*ijft#ns %v.fu r M i . iu 1j > uigiii, l l r t a V 1. l u r u l l f , Aui|. 2 ) — lU ti hoir.nu tiftiir back ih r lie lil Mll'tf all lltr I JO (Ullc loilfe f-*w^*.| M h fil t|r|rn » r line M onday 011. 1.1 111 .o u tlirjtt K>>1C4 t “1 I nto I. taid the whole n u iliiriii liiinl exit and west liom tin Nakliiim K ite t lo the •■sit . nail wat atlanir. I hr mint trveir lighting wat bet.m 1'iihang on the >ea of Japan ra t • •.til, and 22 tmlrt liotlh of I n t o neai the U n i held tillage of t lliUiig U n i inlilliatois were teen belnoil N .iilli Kuiean line* noith of I aegu lln K u l. w ire 2* ; llillc * ou l uf I 'oll.tlig \ l ’ l'iiirrt|> u n d c n l Ha! Hoyle at 1'oh.tng. h i im lrt u o tlh of the IU.IIII t llir d p o ll uf I ' l l . 4il. ir p u lt ni i l > iiu i.c l and lin er d fIm y rit loittrd laud 4tltllrvy in I uiimlutg I lir ad %tide in Kt*di. Dul lltr N u llli K u ifA lii jdbAlu rd in lh« Ir r lll tit llir Ilir Ihe H rd. won Pohang eatlier p u re attack. d a * t U te i lo Allied hoops. a> its I Bir itis h Exporter Bail 01 Convicted P r e s id e n t Sii^ns n..* .iwmi. me *mp U rg e s S U M ^ a C f K J t f S Expanded S o c ia l Sfcttrily M easure Nett Show Case Is To Russia Slopped Attorney General Says Free Games Machi ne Illegal ■§ S. Cruisers And Destroyers Join In Shelling Attackers K i u i i i Sea U l Japan Installed At SHS Fur Athletic Cups H e in iiu ile H ig h H.,lio ,i|,» i t l i l n i r lio p liic - w ill lia v r n nett lo ,k f o r in m u ln g i|u d . - ilr t t l i ' l i c. Jio.ll •|||| r i . n il Held 6. due ti I h r n - w ill 1 r i H r l i t h it iwith H i.h Ml J K » lf l ♦ - r id i f *# i* f i f l i n t i l l ! (n t W o iltd ir n (• I n m i *' (It 1 1 % h »•* r |l I m ’ tu itio n III f * I.*» n f» f il r f ( I'll! tilt* and k r« * *hr (U lllh iM im d in ir fr r t M ill hai !•* * < • r# H n h lW T Ml 9 1 j» H p ' H lfim a N»» « h '* h h a lt v v ifiiliiv b 4 liil 1**1 t i l l 2**1 i h « .fl ! h«Vr l * i ».h i - n c .t .i.n ,r • ♦ Its if ! f 1 'h r - id Ins.r hern .e |. l, e.l W ater <> the u p .tu n - - l l nit ..ii’ f -stn*vtn ill in. toiign l tie tepid. x new c tric w ntei cooler Ii* - t.een int a lltd M m »1* com pleted last term by ■lie u r t c io M s * t . a . c ......... in * ta lle ,! in tin school l i l i i a r i ivh lcli i> now ' I l l ' l l ' ’.‘111 lig h te d V p p e iia n re ol the lil. r a lv w * . pt aired re.-en Iv In M i-* S sta K re n lim a n . who said test %lie ..a * much pleased with lie iiu p i.iv e m rn l . said M i* . Kdna Hand tn, librarian l» n new 11.1,1101444 111, raws C l. r l I 't ll. K 'S S i l l . K i l l ' I'A I I.A IIA H S K K , Aug 28—tA7 A llu g a n P a rris li ..ffic ia lly lw,,in' - i n i i f f o f P u ll cou nty a t 12:16 I* M , today when tio v # ri or W arren signed ills colli mis- •ion. U n til then, tti# State1* fo u rth Ini g o t count) hail been w ith o u t ii s h e riff fo r fiv e day* The G overnor appointed Parn s li Thuredav to succeed ousted S h e riff K rsn k M. W illia m *, h u t the new o ffic e r rou ld nut act u n til he had furnishe d the reim lic tl bond, oath o f office , nonC om m unist oath and re.eived hta commission Sim ford \Vi»ii<lu*r S A N F O R D W E A T H E R M ari* High yesterday 85 I... it 71 Itain .42 inch August rain, U M inches Norm al August ram, 7.10 inches Tides today, le i* 2.04; high, 8:12 The Weather J A C K S O N V IL L E , Aug. 28—'^6 A heville 81 5*4 Charle-ton 84 62 lW 84 Cincinnati 62 Dr i M nines 68 Freano 101 66 Ul 76 Galveston *0 New Orleans 76 Phoenix 108 75 89 Saint Louts 67 JarksanvtU* 69 77 8! K rv West 80 R9 Meltiuurn* 91 7S Tsllshssse* 69 74 Tampa T • % m ■Hh4 m • y ______ 1-2 . ***—1-—aJ- - J 4 a 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 25, 1950 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 25, 1950. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 25, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6c7ee70991e27165226caae8a6fc069c.pdf 511b381d46226a116caabea42372fd43 PDF Text Text 0 * ^tFTIlfCT773T* TflF HANFORD IfP.nAM). nANFOHD FLORIDA AG E B u Deputy Spellman Tells Purpose Of Jobless Benefits Unemployment compensation I* insurant*- again*! Intnl l«>« of inrnn*e by a worker who |o»e» hi job through no fault of hl» own. who i ; able and willing I*. w,u* hut wh", tem porarily, cannot fin1 a Job, Deputy .1. h Spellman of I' Unemployment (%>m|M)n»alion o f­ fice in Orlando -util in Sanford today, While the worker ha* eer. tain right* uniiei the Inw, thcr> an- nlao eerlain obligation* which mint be rr.et itrfore he inn draw benefit*. (ienerally ‘ peaking, the Florida Unemployment Compensation la w covers worker* for m lir li ml, rom m e n ia l, or »erviee iiiganiratlm whieh employ eight or inure work •r* in earh of ilH <liff< rent eaten liar week*, 'It . Spellman explain od. "Several group* of worker* an eaclutlrrl from the Inw," Mr. Spell man saltl. " F o r example, farm w orkers, Insurance ami real c« tale agent t>aiil hy r(imml**inn, nrwslmy*, ilorneatie worker*, rm ployees of the fiile ra l, .fate, eonn ty nr city government, ami perron* who work for nun profit or rhnri tablr organirnlton* "E v e n an ln*urn<l worker rannot draw liern f it . until lie lima tornplied with the requirement* of the law ," Sio'llmnn continued "II' mint have earned at Ira sl IIW lim ing the l»a*e periiwl T ill* ha*e period is the fir t four out uf the la*t five romplete calendar quar ter - Immediately prereedlng the filing of a valid claim . A claimant mint be tegistereil for worl with the I lotoln Hint*' Employ men! Servin' noil he able to worl full tun* in n g iila i •iiiiduymrnl lie mint la* ai liv ely ii'k in g worl by hl< own effort* nod Ire aval' aide to in e p t any offer of *ult able work. "N o line perron may file for J*«' Insurance on behalf of another.' Deputy Spellman em phaiiir*! "O nly the elaiinunl himself ear file on his own hehalf and mus do »o in prison. Benefit* tang from a low of If* 0(1 a wrrk to a maximum of f If* fat a w rrk fn III week* in any **rnrfit yn*i th amount and duration of hrnefit depending upon the worker'* a* rumulated wage credit*. Karl worker mn»t serve a one we I waiting period Itrfore he may h paid benefit* ll- m il'* may ale be denied to a worker who rpti hit yon wittir.itf good rail**', > firrd for misron'lorl or refin e, i. aivrpt a Milit•*•>!•' |oh." In determining whether or n»t a fob I* suitable for art individual Florida law rc*|iiire« that eon Idei • lion be given In II h decree of tlsk involved to hi* health, *afel< ami moral*-. I'hyabal rendition prior training, prosper!* »*f **l* Mining local wink In hi* 'tistfimar oer.ip.it mo and the diatai’re e available wink from his h*itne ar other faelo t » to la- ,i>n»j*h u<| 1, determining niltasliilitV nf » lot offrr. Kail Strikes |l NNlMiMed t r«*fw F«g» r a t r lr r s in l«oth dispute. hav« I*e* reje tltd l*y the union-. In New York, Diking CTI»* newrpapet guild memlwir h* night arteptrd a srtllrni* rit enl Ing Ibeir *IHke again*! the Nr-* York W orld-Telegram which *tsrlfd June 1*1. One nf the rom * Inn1 In the agrrrtnenl was a |nb fr»e*' for one y**r. Other trim v Imlu'h ' a 3h-hout week snd p*\ false *11* to tlO fur « top minimum wsjre nf 5128 weekly The strike nf <nu rdl tn ils l employes stopped pilhllea tlon whirh Is to lie resumed M**n day. In f« m i implement Industry Wage talks, a settlement between Inter national Harvester and the Farm Equipment ('nun'll **/ th* Independent United Fleet rlesl Worker* w a . approved hy 'he F F U K Cntifeiem * Board. Kstiflestine hy ?7,iH)o employe, in 11 plsn's I nreeststy before It I, finally s repled. Tb< term s inrlude s get* ersl seven irn t wage |v*'»»t em' regional equalization S'ljifttnen' giving Mime workers lugger htke However, at least four llarve-i* *rs plant., were struck tndsv h tha C IO United Auto Wort • Union width is bargaining spent for 2 2 ,00(1 w inkers m right of ih ■ Korean W ar Tampa Soldier when the two men In s Mark ***Itn motion him to stop " II aian didn'tl Know know wnai what ... they r wanted and w s m t thinking of snttning (icrtnan Army ((•i* iis« e a r i M i r* a * S h i I* • a r la a e a r * , « r * * « o H | (( ••lla ae d r * . o l'.« * O w l hert teported from the Taegu front ,,__ I ,L , ' ,»««««,«. m* her also demanded that the that hundred* of Reds sttackrd two clues In the eastern ressonmy Jr p articular," Yank**w related Alii* »*n*l more troop, to G e r­ Am erican a rtillery positions that behind the incident: ont pu!lcd a pistol out ol many. were |vounding a wedge the ComHe may have been chotcn st * his cost and ordered me to ‘get A " entrstion of Allied Lower munt*t* had shoved into the front­ likely prospect to desrrt and l>« in’. He spoke Fngluh. " I * n I in Germ any I. the only solution," line. N'o U. S. gun* were knocked . . . . j in, i L , »" id to do that, everything went '"I Kchumaeher at a new* rnnused lor the r a il ron es |>escc b)j|{|| Ut(<r B, lh c„.,| that I hud out in that A ttack. Ijvmliert said the North Koreans (ronl propaganda campaign, or slugged with a robber blsrl - f.r.n re . It wa* one of the few Iin < . the opposition ley-^r ha* tried to rut the Allied road from he may have I»een mistaken for an- js rk ." * ■" * d with Adenauer'* poley, i tegii but succeeded in slowing The aM urtlon occurred within! other *.*ldier stlsrh ed to some te •'ippllea only briefly Wednesday. S'-hunts* her explained that he three city hlncks **f th* top secret The main Kumwha-Taegu moun­ curdy detail. Yankow described American document center w lnii' «"M i i i .ied to opp"*•- .Iro n g lv O r . tain highway from the north w»* himself st only s "simple nlleman" all th*- old N a il fil* are r.tain*-! ".>ti>' 'armament or psrtielpathe hntllrllnr Iti'lge* lining it without access to any military in­ behind a luitlad wire eomi*oun*l. i ■■ in a W* .tnrn Fiiroitean d r. were eommnndcil hy the lied* In auliocntienl Interrogation* l>y f*i . fnrre until the \Y* *trrn now* when the doughboy* Jumped off formation. have enough troop, to insure |tu->ian K V D s*****-. t - .r i. t police) The U . S. A rm y withheld Yanriu u ia n N isrvvi* r * and -.....| | . agnmat them. kow’s story until today to check German 'Teoples I «lic* . ' Mn' i ' ' ' >r*1 In an all-day fight the Am eri­ 1 He -aid s **e*t German police can* drove the He*l* from *everal on It and to make sure the soldier kow *aid, he wa* a«k>'l « l"t i s *och a . that urged hv A*|e. commanding ridge*. One annoy­ bore no ill effects from weeks <>n : i|ur*ti»n* slaiut the document cell| let hut h*' oqly barely knew of it* i n" r would la* "insderiuate and ing lied a rtillery po»ilion wa* short rations In dank cells. ton late." The Berlin m ilitary post said existence silenced early. v*nk. *w said he ha* no i'l«-s I. 'Ye»t Germ an Chancellor The Communists met the Amen* the private’s story stood u|> under th* eai t«>"k S*mte ■ I he wanted a poller fnrre rali-South Korea attark w i t h inquiry. A combat soldier with w (1Ht I "n’t roll it a ili-ti n-*- force", he heavy artillery and mortar fire. three liattln stars from the N**rth h,Mjr, |at*r. h* cam* to in .* bn «• |(tl. ian _«on. and ami w.* o. •*'! newsmen strong enough to F irst American* to b r e a k A frican campaign. Y»nkow'» rug- jn tp,r _________ hy j^nuestionrd ,|Ue(tione*l l.v hy civilian* eivil ai iwho *p.ik« g m i tot*.- thr internal eru rlly of through the Communist vanguard gued physiipre wa*• unaffected i*y German. Th.'y |*en*‘*'d him in an t«M>k high ground, iilenelng Red the ImpriMinment. Arcording to Yankow'* story, attic hut h** broke the til* through artillery lhat had been hampering he wa* snatched hy two men in | with hi* fiat ami i -cape*I want ml to give me a chance to allied advance*. Yankow Iruilg**! through field five and work in the Russian One U. S. unit, ittarkin g over civilian clothes st the point of a ridge* to the cast of the main gun outside thr Krumrnelanke , Hhfl fn td t. hr • but I didn't want any part di'l. int*. .* ........ ■upply rood, drove the Itrd* hack Subway Station In z *f’,rn dorf' j nf that and told them so.” YanB erlin ,'tha heart of the American on the American right flank, CorI maneuver area when l*.ml> were l. .. I.rufce out of Schwerin June community. | .In , jiping their charge, and light I*, he *aid, and swam acroa* a reapondcnl |.aml*crt raid. lie aald he wa* calling on a The shifting North Korean* 1st r l>ut a general alarm *ummonplane* were strafing ch»t*d tai German girl in that iirighla.rh.a-l forced some U. 8. engineer* from I get*, lie drew h i. warllm* 1 1 id Russians. Germann and even ; |M'iirtier t<> gel away from then their position* In the line. hlrtad " F rre German Youth" lie stopped n flerm sn farmer to the M-arrh. lie stoo«| in swamp The engineer*, who called themla r d asked for f.aal Th. fanner wal* r for more than 21 hours and stive* "englnfantry," rounter-al* lacked ami regained th nr posllinn said he would m irt *he soldier that then was nearly paralysed from I I * * i l * * n l l'** « * t*aa» •*"• • after killing r.2 Nnrlh Korean*. Victor I*. Anfuso. in knee* down by rold and fa ti­ night at a nearby bridge I.t. Anthony Fecorado of South Rep. Edw in A. H all'* hitter M||e n rw r shrtwisl up '"it two gue. Windham, Maine, hi* voice term- four-way fight for Republican re. Vnlkspolilei ( I ’eopl* s I ’ ** l i e * I I drugged m yself hark to tha hling with rage, told C«rrc»pon- nomination in the 37th wa* unde­ rarne on m*‘ fr**n* la hind I hey* rate and they took rue In again," dent |jvml>ert of one incident of cided. W ith 213 of 232 precinct* tixik rpe In a pi***' • wll**1 Mahlow *• said. "The police massaged my "I got word one nf my machine- counted. Hall led la -te r It. Mo* (aix-iit ‘.’u mile* *<iulh of Berlin). . anil gave me something warm gunner* had l«een killed. A medic *hrr hy I0H vote*— lfi,t*02 to 16,• "They arre»te«l me, I giiesn. to d rin k ." and two infantrymen had gone out Th*')' never l*»ld rn*- wTint f**i an*l From Schwerin, Yankow was m Unofficial . .a the marhlne-gunner. returns from oth.-e nolroily evrr <li*l aflat that a l­ nmvi-d to another prison at Fich"They were liending over the slates showed: though I kept asking every day w.ilde and held there until Aug. 14. gunner when 12 of the»e Red what this wa* all alx.ut." M ississippi , . . . . Co, a period of one week he had haataijil* came up. The medic Rep. Arthur .Winstead IM h) At Mahlow a Soviet major i*. food, hr said, until a Russian grabbed the IIA R (llrnwning apparently won the Democratic deetor eatne around and ordered it. Automatic Rifle) and turned it on renomination which i* the *ame • hnwrd intense mt* r<.st in the U. i Th. n he also got four eigsrets a them hut it jammed. The Red* thing a* election In M ississippi— S. iloeumint center and al-o a'ke*l •lay, a brand nnmed Solos, made •hot him In the stnmnrh snd hayo- over four opponents. He ws* at* a lot of questions b IhiiiI U.^ S in Dresden and "tasting like netted the two soldiers. Then tacked for his vote against rri.no. triaip installations in Berlin, Yan ­ grass." •hey shot the medic In the l*ack." mir aiil to Korea and h i« record kow said. A< Firhw alde, Yankow *aid he "I told him I didn't know any­ It wa* man-to-man fighting at on national defensi. tu t gave up ho|*e for delivery and •nine *tage* of the Allied attack. Rep. Jrh n Bell W illiam s. (7th) thing almut that ami he mid I "I tore the Jail apart one time.’’ Hilt late Wednesday the If. H —■ the state' only other rong *«•• must l.e a pretty damn dumb sol­ Soon after that he was brought to South Korean power told on In.* m in w il hoppoaltlon, was renomi­ dier. I said I couldn't help that." the Soviet Knmmandatura and Red* who pulled hack toward their nated esslly. The Ru**ian* turned Yankow turnrd over In n U S liaison nfmain line, the full 12 miles north A run-off Sept. 12 Utw ern over to the li' ltniifl Pcoplr I* f u ir at Karlsh'irst. if Taegu. At sunset the forward state senator. Fran k Smith and I'olice at that point Through his imprisonm* tit. Vanltl**H WH* l|lllrt# rorfflpBH flffll Oscar Wolfe will determine the Then kankow wn. moved to low wore his iiriifotm Irearing vlrtor for thr seat o f Rep. W ill M. Schwerin, a sninll ptt*on m IlianI .amber reported. " ’urld W ar Tw o decoration*, lie After daik doilghlmya a* far Whittington (3rd district I who denl.rugI si J he did not •■<• **nv •••he* a* five mile* behind the front I. r “tiring. With 129 out of 135 1 "There they kept a 'king rn* whv i American* or Allieil prisoner* at line were .till fighting Red. wh» p irrln jt < in. Smith had flf.827 tried to dynamite the .iipply roail votes I*. Wolfe's (1.660 A thirst I don't give up my rltlieiih ip and I snv of the jail*. Yankow, in Berlin *inep It'IH, In one sector In another the Re*l» rsn d ld slr, I/>ma* l.amb. Jr., had Ilv* in the It I* --.**•rt psradi **," he think I'm c ra z y ?' And th* • ••■*« i b * a gm**l arm y lerord. Hi* wife w rrr raught trying I" lay a mine 4.473. dr**p|*e)| that kind of talk They li*« « |p Gihsonton, Fla. Wyoming field . , , The American* brok* up t*o » Rep. Fran k A. Barrett was well at tempt1' with mortar and artil- out In front of three opponent*, Irrv .helling. Allied plane* swarm­ for the Republican nomination for ed over th. haU W rm il all day governor, with about half th*' ptrel nets reported. a n ) tut*, the night. .......... Pointer Rep J . John J. M dn The day’* flghllng brought out two of the seldom-seen rlu**i»n- tyre was ahead of two opponent* ovade Yak fighter plane* fm for the I»em»eratlr nomination f»r North Korean nltack* -m Sooth governor. In the scramble for the House Korean naval u n it, n ' r" °* S -a. Nothing wa* *ald a»*md dam •eat llarrett I* var*tlng. fW yo­ ming's only ono) S ta ir Rep W il­ " T w o ..the, Y a k * - po-dhly «hr liam II. Harrison led Homer 0 * same pair had b»ml*ed •"<« M r .f; ley for the Republican vote and John B. Clark was romfnrtal.lv the ItrlHsh destroyed Umwu Toe-ulay without causing any *Dm- ahead n f other Denua-ratle ean.li* dote* age. l»*d w a re ' Delaware Demorrala plcknl rowpany'* tdant* The f’l ll worker* walked o*it *1 Henry Winchester of llfanit*" ' e K v a n .v illr, |.)<ui*ville. Hor'a^f'-IH lllll a* the party'a ramlidatn against Repiihliean ttep J * aicU O . and M.mphl* The U A W -H *r vaster rontrnrt expired at mid, Boggs. I.lkr Wyoming, Delaware night last night. Negotiations were has only one ll*m*e seat. rnntinuing, but a union spokesman »ald "we're 2d mile* apart on sim u l every ma|of Issue." The IfA W re|r. le*| an Immediate Chlroprsr tor '• age hike offered by another firm. Ban At. N st. HV Bldg. U r rrr and Company, *»• If'.W t on I’h 1732 or 1746 ployes ve lerd sy Uee,e nff*red *n NC'M AN D X llA Y in< tea r of *ix rent* hourly, eonhtlntial upon a five year eonlr*** I’rim aricH LooW ^ W E D N E S D A Y A U G . 23. IM P Railroads supplied the steel In­ the Bonn Republic. 1ment These said the press report* Adenauer described the force's had stressed ''the alleged fact' dustry with 3,750.008 ton. of scran metal In 1940. says the Institute of Adenauer's demand*. tasks aa: of Scrap Iron and Steel. The statement continued: 1— The prot.*ction of West G e r­ "T h l* was not the tone or ch a r­ many’s frontier with the Soviet Houseplants flourish hejt wh*n acter of thr meeting arcording to occupation rone. my report Chancellor Adenauer temperatures are around 86 de­ 2— Keeping order internally. presented the security situatir-i a* grees. 3— Supporting the Bonn govern­he -aw it. p a itin ila rlv the rrm iliment against Communist subver­ tariration going on in eastern sives. Germ any, whtrh he characterized "T his is Hurope'* grave*! hour a* lieing entirely outside the poli'e and West Germany I* in nerll <*f fi» 1*1 amt along the line of straight lieing undermined hv Commun rem ilitarization. Th** w s* appar­ Expert W iltlt K**p*ir ently the l.a»i» for th r meeting and t»t»." Adenauer *aid. The West flerm sn Chancellor did for his remark*. HrnKonHlilr Price* " lie did make a pi* u for greater not give any specific figure for his proposerr force. Diplomatic •trrngth in Western Europe. In All Work Guaranteed sources in l-ondon ve*ter*lsv *ai.l eluding Germany. I believe from he sought 85.000 men. and asked the rejuirt I have that this I* that United States forces in West, hi* greale-t r**nr*'rti and D a l tie ern Germ any be lnrrea»ed to a has not attempted to prejudge the extent or manner of German par total of 10 armored dlvDIon*. Country (’lull Road ticipatinn in linrreasing this strength. “ W A S H IN G T O N . Aug t f *.16 Secretary of S ta ir Arhr»nn . ii.l today hi* own report* from Get many are that Adenauer I* nr*ing for a general strengthening of Western Europe hut I* leaving the precise *trp* to the Western n«w er* to deride. Arheson told a somewhat con fusing new* conference that th. West Germ an Chancellor ha no' 1 trie*) to "prejudire the extent m I manner of German partieipation in increasing this strength." Dispatches from Bonn said Ade nauer today had repeated h i. ih rnnnds (hat West Germany imnieit lately la- allowed an armed poll • < force nml lhat the Western A Hie I •end more troops to Germany. Arharon opened his news eon ferenee with a rautiou*lv worded statement on Adenauer'* me- tintwith member* of the thrre-povrei Allied High Commission. H r r.-»G* hi* report of the meeting, from Vet L#rky •« Kw n hre** ^ U.8. High Commissioner John J ht+ »'<vr» t»r*/f igv-eww, f r v wI •r'v#'»t f*y M rCjoy, placed a different emph* * • sam oao SVSTIM ©i cv> Fw ~j Hu 'UMOfiD iY'iTlM MU. ••» »'«»• *1* on tha moating than that given Sr** el jr»i. r^*"y In prass report*. «*♦>♦» Ko i a i I v i M petit Reading from hia statement. V A»l yOu h 4»f l o d ( ) i t ( « ( t u t »• ••!! «>iKkhf * 0 G Arh#»«n aaid the nres* rrnort* W y »< i N o w tr w^fyletflf !»#,>*« >1 b w Cf l f N stressed tha "fact" that the Chat, F AH tH t< » t ib n M t lf K * « w « » n i — » H H H rellor had "demanded the rem ili­ no« fo \(<« r*frt»*ng ■»!!$ Qf • if tarization of Germany and that /v#d •»» nyo>x< A# Mc**di $•••• ©I he specifically asked for a German A i# » f > v ^ t«M r N b«>ng « FO G r a p n ^ l i i i v t to A « i m arm y of 'X lhou*and' men.” •M ^ t i K n ^ r y d p rtl (© M ifl ta # « • < lt»'*w i*H At the conclusion of the newrSeecf.i'ty O'*©" •♦Ih nr rfet«9*fiO* T>H »r^le»n H #*• ronferencs, the Stale Department S A M O * D S V J T IM *t your * * » » * # • *4 Oonl distributed copies of tb<* state. rt»«ey <*U to^ey' F. M. English, Jr. Phone 1378-.J "4* )lt. C. U PERSONS K Y K 8 E X A M IN E D G l.A S S E S K I T T E D 118 S. Palmetto Ave. b/teajt TRUCKS Pick The Car You Want To Drive . . . The Price You Want To Pay list fir stippidi.. . Smooth, aura Mona a n yours with a Dodge ",/oA- RatnT* truck . . . thanka to oxtra-largn braking nrna. The driver haa full control of IrraVp action, becauaa of "aqualiinwanre" dnaign of aorvlca hrakea. Tltean famous hydraulic brakaa are may to adjust, loo. last for pirfiiiK. . . Ml! IN nm MM! A valla bis on all H- and tton US: t upkasp costs. Aak us for Fluid Idtotl, Urn Oviedo m d i g AM . M A KES AND TERM S! S E E O U R B IG S E L E C T IO N M O D K I* H ! E A S I L Y ARRA N G ED O K L IK E - N E W CAHH T O D A Y ! r o w f t : . ■. I ***•( track ro­ l l nf * r»ch "lob-4tared" for r l f/.C pooer. ICONOM Yi . . priced i llh the If. or Vi -Job Eared" for prnd*h*lity *n*t long life. BIG G H PAYlOAOti . . ..carry . "xve *Hh*art metlnsdmg I or tprlnsi becsotr nf 8«red- U r i a n r n t t r u l l 1 tin s IASI 18 MANDUN0:. . . sharp- er toraing? Parks ta tight pt* ■•Job-Mv* auaamtrsMnty COMKWTt . . . widest seats . . . windshield with hesl vision nf soy popular track. Ale<i*U»o«eH, tA H T Yi . . . Basst track brake* la tbs hwhntry . . . head brake operating Independenthr on propetler shaft on off models- -ton snd wp Dnv* booklet. ...M l t i t l i s t h r ih i l i i l i f . t ie ! ina life and better braking with /You ^y -1 -ant lm-,orl|o L cao n,|a___ It's fuand to the oboe! No rirota maana Ur can bn used practically down to tha ahoa , , , __ _ no danger of drum virtually •coring. Ends aro fall-Utickiwaa—not tapered—to provide mom braking eurfaor. 1941 DODGE SEDAN um iuKifaittdtii s fc t calgred s r _____ _____ • an • tMthar at tha acaeol. Merritt haa been trana* from the Pel dabsm School jar Academy, and will ha id by EUo.yaa Moor*. , SEMINOLE COUNTY MC je m m o K r r . M ELLO N P A R K S19 EAST FIRST STREET tA M K t'& S s ik ... SO. CHEM ICALS INC O plom rtrlit School Hoard At iu t M»*. « f«>Ar »WOk* *»***W l)r. II. K. KinK K ' n l l t * . * Stew re a r lie submitted by l / e III other* who wete swarded the II3.0BK contract. A rehilart kltm i Mmighton eonfrrred with the Itoaid regard Ing the Improvements. M rs. J. N. Hart of (Irneva was appointed as a tearhrr at the Oviedo School to aorrrrd Mrs. John Anderson who resigned to taka a position in Otlamlo. M iss Kutilla Grantham nf W in ­ ter I'ark was appointed as a pitmany Ir s r h r r at the l.yman Sad lr llng.vn, principal for the past 18 years at the l.ske Monroe Colored School, dlwcl Saturday w hile rvturning from the F . and A . M. College where she had been itudclng this dim m er. Her home was at 80S Sanford Avenue. No •uetesaor has yet been named at the school. The following appointments of colored teacher* were approved yesterday: Charlotte Foster eras transferred from Forest City School to the Roaenwald School at Altamonte Springs an*J A. J. Roaenwald to ra re st C ity. Kula Stevens was appointed ail addi­ tional teacher a t Roaenwald $0 You got tha added safety of taro separata brake systema In your Dodgt "JobRated" truck. On r a n r Dodge model, th e parkins brain ia completely indep tit of aervion brakaa. Operating on propeller shaft, ft haipa lengthen the life of the i �1 T O E W EA TH ER I ocal shower* md a fern thundershower* snutheest coast tonight and F n d sv , scattered a h iirniKin thundershower* e le c • here. L it tle change in temper* (lure. Light In moderate eaal to •i.n lh r.n l wind* eirept becoming I,rah nrer extreme aoulh por* ion F rid a y . In Unity There In Rtrcntth— T * Project (he Peer# of the World; To Promote the Progress of America. To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. S T ly c W a n t e d I f e r a U * AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER V O LU M E X X X X II EntmMinhed 190S Red Invasion Of Mountain Kingdom Reported In U. S. SA N FO RD . FI.OHI1IA. ft r; l t B c , s t a t c R D e p t House Committee U n a b le T o V e r if y ApprovusMeasure Tibetan A tta c k For Rearmament f i .Is. r W A SH IN G TO N . Aug 24 </Vi NF.W D E U ll. India. Aug. 24 The All-India radio. m Ii k I i — An emergency hill carrying $16,bar btrn monitoring and recording <' I IM'O.nOtl foi Mar in K o rra. reIViping lunatica,la nl (nmnmni<l • imamrnl al home and militaiy lid In a llin Mai approved today Cliin.a regularly, raid today il wa unahlr In confirm a re|v>ri (h.il by llir llo u ir Appiopti ilmna ComIVipinp bmadeait an announce- m iller. Home pattagr la ,rl fm tomor­ menl of a Cnmmuniil mvanon of Ttbet T V Indian Foreign Mima* row The litll |i|n i idri raali fn* «*h h try, lik rw n r, raid it had no tuch lighting gear a« 1,333 new wai ie|K>rl. (/V) Hie U. S Stale D l|n rlm rn l in planet. Il in d u d n $4,000,000,000 Warhingtnn raid il li.,d no ton- for aunt aid In fnrndly nalinnt. Ih r Appio|ulatinnt Committer fi,malum of the invasion ic | muI i . U. S official. added that thry •aid il didn't want to entire wouldn't lm 'Urprited al »uch ac­ "pail tion lc :« m r Red China Ira Jen lime hut luve l«en ihreatening for iom r ,MVC m*,,r •* crystal clear •*>«« »•« monlhi to take over the iiolaled "'•••«*»> planning and dunking in counliy situated between the Him v k y positions u noi at clear and layan and Kunlun m runtaini wevi ** touW *>« ^ u re d The hill upi thr frd ria l hudgrl of China anJ n oil1 of Ind-. Thomas p. Whitney. A sso ciated ! •" mo,e ,l'4" $SO.OOOAJO.OOO foi l*re«» staff mrmlier in Moscow, | the yeai rnding next June 30. aaid by telephone to lomiion he - Mo»t of the *|x-tiding I* r u v rin l had heard nothing tn lu M a n in ti hy a $.1 I. inmi.ihhi.ihmi g m e ia l apIhe invasion report. |>ropriati<in hill. A Irani of Senate The Itritiah llioadruating Cor- and Ifouee memliera wa* trying tuiratinn, which monitors all for­ for a rompr«nii»c agreement on il eign radloa thal can Be heard today. Another »erurity m raiure. a here, also aaid it had heard nothing aimilar to thr rrporta lie l itrnng anli-Comniumst hill worked out hy the t.’n-Ameriran A rtivilie* log elrrulaled in the U . 8 . The C h in n r t'orim uni-t* have Committee, « a i cleared today h> I, mane leun threatening inrratening and peare peace- the lloope Itiile* Com m llter ,■ made le,th ful g eiturra toward Tibet in the i may he brought tip on the fl-mr past months. Various broadcast* nest lu rs d a y . The Senate headed into the fit >, have lieen heard warning of an on the invasion, l>ut recently the Com ­ round of debate today munists offered Tibet “ regional "first Installm ent" tea hill P re si­ autonomy" J L Tilietan ruler, dent Trum an asked lo help flnatve the arms program and combat in Ihn ()«,al lA m a. and his govern ment join* the Chinese Communist Hatton. Just before thr start of debate, legime peacefully. A seven-man mission from Tilmt tlie Senate Finance Commttee cut has la-en trying tn reach Hong thn ratim atrd site of the hill's take Kong to negotiate with the Ited* from IVooo, 000.000 to h /. oh.imhi . but Inis la-en unable to get any 000. It would roll ret $2,745,000,000 tt.!>00 .'H>o,(mo farther than New Delhi. The llri- lim n individuals, rrst tlah won't givi the mission |«-tmis­ flout • ur|K>raiiotts and the <Caallaae4 Oa Paa* There I sion to travel to Hnng Knng. n lrir^ Officers E l e c t e d By Supervisors In Seminole District New offirers w»»r e|e<-le-t al • meeting of the Board of Stipend ors of Seminole Soil Conservation DHtrirt held Tuesday afternoon ■' the work unit headouarter in Sanford A llsntie National flank llulbling, R. T. Milwee, secretary treasurer, announ-ed fodav. O fficer* elected to serve for Ih-rotnlng year were the follow inr llom rr Oalstme. rliairm an; K. .• Cameron. S i., vice ehalrman. Imth of Sanford, and R. T. MHwre. seeretary-tream rer. Lnngw»od. Other member* of the hoard nrr»ent «re»« (Jeorge C. ardrn. Sanford, and C A. W *lr«, K rm Park. Ilomer (iahornr niade a tenor! of the progre .* made in ronnertlon with field studies being conducted for improving soil rondlllonwhen- hlghlv rhlorinated a»*eilan (I waUnwea Oa Paae r* a » l Nehru Sayn Chnnces Of World W ar 50-50 A NF.W D F .I.III, IndU. Aug. 2 4 iA*)— prime Minister Nehur told a p re « conference today he did not believe the Korean eonflici would flare Into a world v a r tn the Immediate future. A l thr outset of the Korean conflict, Nehru had aaid the rhaneea of a world w ar were r<0-60. Answering <pieitlons from leftwing journalists on the bomb­ ing of North Koteani, Nehru aaid his government was concerned for two reasons: 1. Innocent people ware Iwlng killed ami unnecessary damage done. 2. It was likely to create more problems In lh» future. Nehru said the Indian govern, menl had pressed thla point of view whenever the opportunity arose. He assarted the heavy bombings of the last w ar did not produce the ‘‘m ilitary effects In tended." lie said he had no plans to go to Lake Surress, although he was prepared to go in the fature if kin presence would be helpful. Ha ik m hnd th m fmm r*- U tn iM I tC t W A SH IN G TON. \,i« 24 i , 1 ' i I IT hlfnl I MltniM * 1|(| |>»f|.$X |)lf t aII (ng « ntltom oilr mil %tnkr rjfnr vrvv t|ttr%j»r< Yrtl|\ »nt| t|r•|Hlf 4»«tlMvn#% In Inm llicfc Houln Itr rift xiicli u.illktuil R IIA IIY 'R D B A T II T A M .A H A S S F .K . Aug. 21 </!*» —State attorney William D. Hop. kins said today a Florida Stale U niversity graduate student will he charged with killing a Hehy girl that waa born to her yesterday in n dormitory. The ______ State _________ Attorney said _ ____ Um •blld hnd pnpvr and cotton stuffed In Ito Month when If was found a( tm tha basement and of a trash chute •ovaral hour* after It was horn. Reds Shift Division South For Possible Drive On Masan Line K o re a n R e c r u it s R r u s h l p U n W a r M ain I'.n c m y t : o rc c s A b o v e T a c R ii M o ve K a stw a r d A s I 'r o r it Is R e la tiv e ly Q u ie t t o ll! 1,1% mcx %% (iin lr f m ir li»* C h u rc h ill's Sen W arren F ire s 4 H it By Fragment School Boardmen On Naktong Front F or Malfeasance Deceplive Ouiet Masks Ho! Spot At Iranian Border Town Of Julfa Kiwanians V ote 38 To 8 A g ain st R o ta ry Proposal W. A. Adams Mnvcs To Louisiana To (io Info Contracting To IVachurs Club In Audi tori ii in Spread Of Polio May Be Slowing For Year Arndt Is Fm ployed A Markoi Auctioneer 11 .... ............. W A S H IN G T O N , Aug 24 - (A*l —T h r sprrad of pollornyelitis I* slowing down and may lo- nent the peak for the year. That word came today fmm the Public Health Service in a 're ­ port that 1.480 new rases were listed during the past week. A l­ though this was three per cent more than the 1,442 of the week before, the agency said: “T ills is the lowest p errrn lag increase over the preceding wrek since the week ended May 27, the beginning of the upward weekly trend In reported rases." During the corresponding week a year ago .T,4D> news rases were reported. That was the peak week of IP49, and IPIP was the worst polio y ear on record. The cumulative total since po­ lio started increasing this year Is 0,097 rases, compared with Ifi,. 875 foe the rocrespo nding |>eciod last yeac, the Service said. N o .1 l,e n * r d W ir e lO K ^ O . I nd,i\ \uj* 25 (/P) \ hr.ixily .«i rurt j |<rd KnrfJin ’mtinit m llrtl r.utva •. i Il iir%j4y vt$t||I4| Im yc in rnn iitln li,r titiia* lim .iu l \nirrit .in |»<)%ilinn% nf| lutn h r(n if tin iilif|j» %«1%.%I it t|i*n nr Koff^n aotilli coatl i h r s m e r n n t r n t r u iq t il u t r Ih r In ih rrr «oliinm% o( mfn and iM in m e n m d u t m liir lo i' u n io n . marhinr* tlir dixitiop movrd up a Ii4%r demanded gm,ffnmrnl in* Vll.rd •ouliiea,(rtn |v>it o( I’utan /iivr •oinr >0 milei aus> Ihr I'rriu lrn f ««i.| 4%%UI Ull (*» $•( llie threat appeared m the no (lllfhet xtnire %%«*fr uitrri l«\ C U tlO Sirr It M OtSTItIO by Jornb Malik tlrtt), Sovfet Delegate tn the •null, alter pressure had eared on •rcrtll iinnoi and inanagcitirnl i r* 7 7 * ? .!“ !*? n cu *mcn clustered alwnit smiling Warren A ustin llie lentral iron! above Taegu (rig ht), chief nf th e U .S . Mtuion, at Lake Kueeraa, N. Y. The 11-membee p irrrn la livrt *• lair aii an lioiii1 l»c. -here prpbrri fnt five Red d:vi Security Council, presided over by Malik during August, failed In a ln$«* 1'•ti-rdiy*-. all tIII ihc ui41Ik• elored ccolon to evolve a formula lo rnd (tin three-week Soviet Allion* were thrown ha< k for live • nut b • begin next M" nil ii butter over the seating of South Kutca's representative. (fnlrriuiiioruil) (oniei utive day* \ irjrottcr. .liking 11Ilf tllCI (lie The !»0 ,0 <K) Red robbers a d orrn t.ll IH 4 tired coii'tilulr d a "do uMf miles north nf Ttrgue datileil a( 1044, war told liy Mi 1turn in wav (mm then mountain po»i|inn». not In pill wordi in In > nn mill Ihr ilipaientiy looking for an eatier Prrud li-nl said lie i. col ma ling avenue (or a tmath on Taegu •urh • •lalrin rn l tIn* ■limning llir North Korrani tried four T».. I’r i «*denl. ii*i ponding to lime- I i>l Meek lo dnve five divi■ Ol, aliiuit the r i unoniii * onttitl l»i!| n<»u in ««*nfrif*nt r liftu«*rvt | non* ilnun llie rocky, hliHnly "liowUNOtlOOihO AN INTI N il VI -mu m <* s Iraming eamsr l-eloie tiring sent ’ hr S<*Vtntr %ti«f IlntlM*. «|* (iiirtf V•% bng allev" corridor to Taegu. into battle, native South Korran recruits p ta iilre firing from n prone Hitt .tit npinton until th«* tilt'll* At* ( nrrerpnmlenl Stan Sw inlon U . S . C o rre sp o n d e n t W n rre n And J u r ie s •iltr trst h«»n him ||r *.»irl #»up ' (•osttion as Inslrurlors staivt watch over Ui.rn Al the fri>nt. the South on lire toulli rr|Mirted llir ihree Koreans have made an e \ Menl m o ld for Ihein-etvei stnrc th e flrst • Dttul it'll w hitl wtirh nira«iiri*< I A ls o In ju r e d D u rin g H it F lo rid a C r im e confused iU )s of the surpn.e Communist invasion. tinlernational) until lh c | in ftm«l|| -ailboirnd Red column* were , F o r a y B e h in d R e d s F r o n t S h a rp B lo w s m•an| |?ptmll\ thl'V marching lim n llir ( iiip|'l area •••.4*iyIhiii|f hut th« kih lii'ii sinvr I uliri.- two Red dtvnimi« were re­ h«‘fi»tt* an rliminntitin (••* U S I I C .H I I I ARND IIKA D H* n tt^ SH ported grllittg ready lo drive on I I' lain*. 1 ' 4 1 • Ilf •*« ! || ittne* Ilinrt 4HM tiOVffnni ,, Q U A IM K R S . Korea. Aug 24 t/l’| •**" Ki >n*i Hr diil wa\ ntixx • x that ntir Allied Imre* *|iread before M i-a n . War Corres|rondent Randolph I ulirr Warren dr.ili ilia rp blow pr«»v|*tnn plfiritif pvioMix trial nl* 27 air nule« wr«t o| I'uian. Churchill, ton n| H nluh w ailim r <>n <he ITorula gambling Iro n l, lh< h * r a t r o n t m U 'Iiitln vlt«* «»s* The X im rlisn '25lh Infnntrv DiI ’rtrnr Mimalrr Wtnilon C h u n lull i»nic» with rnchctmenl* n l "uppei frlnr\ of cotninrtr r i% tint <ntl« vi»lon lo m ilra «r«t of Xtasan, «va* f*rt«>ix tn hint I l'| l| 11 l|C> M i l t : Itolo-rt H ew rtl. tssiwlatnt I'frs- rofle* alctfril fur Battle Mas Mounded today liv a mortar bracket ligute* atul lire Governcu Hr tlPATflliPtl a* i»h*«'l»lt«*lv tin pon-eisl in lehr in. was nor of f ile rorrrspntnlrnl- permitled I' S. plane* bombed and strafed hur»t on a Naktung River-ctorting hv unprndina tlir rndnted *herill *iu«' .• tepfirl «tiaii S tT irim v *»f make a tour to the troubled Iran iiin-So sirl lio n ilrr last s e r k (lie approaching southern It'd *. i HtlHiii i r f Saw v n had InMiir^I |i» Inray into enemy irrniory Midi a "I I ’nlk rnrinly. T til* dela I • t di-pali II coolains the tir-l o ls*ri' alli.n- In an \ioer I‘dot- said th e ir were ninny ve­ hnvr Ihn! prnvision m ittrp ini it ii an reports r trom llial puli uliwl powderkrg arc i lm some litnr l U . N. patrol. At T.illaha«aer ibr G overnor tnhicles m tbn three oltininx Hut th» th«* hill Mr. Tnim an «mi*I H iw y t CnnimunuRs were moving In mall An Am -rican rnrre*|innilent. ] day •u«|*ended S b rn ll I-tank M • in «s|{r• rtnrpt \%till him on * h * t ID It*rlll.lt I IIKW K T T group* in ruinlm irr iheir rhaneea Frank lanrcy o| |ii(ni>*tional N cm « Wdliam* o( lug, itch Fo lk rormty hf Iiiraiu tv mntjiln. T h r |l 1 I A. Iran. \ng IH ( t ) r ls s n l) l/P) Im i leirrd-lisiking So­ of tiring Hit fim n thr sir. Scrvire, *•*• hit in the »*me a r-l A county grand pny luel indict- President has inge-l ftesihililv and Thr new- force wai reported a re* ■'d••Te Iniinge nm lri « |.il mMal cirnshadei in (lie •luniinrnng fW M c l Ilir rlie n lf, lira D ou rly PaaJ f t ^k.-d th al * a jia -d aa.tn st j part of |fir North Korean ft*** -'h *j * i . • i ,i i i i* u r liain»tiiiiging turn in sdmlnistering >Iriiiisiirnmrr liral A bum/red ysrtli awav, si tlie near mil o| llir iillli iBvi-lon. * division o rig in ally Neiilwr m o hurt ••pously Die jeniungt and l ern Korjrieimire i l j, i,lute In|i,ge. se Ii m in i srnliy Meating an \ntrio in mail- lu lllr lirlmel tialpe t foi polii e pur pores Army «aul j lak ela n d on rhargrt nl rnn im rl tskeil ataior Sssretary of lie ♦ pso-. t*aek and f ith tcs-lsIii«t .1 *In the Martin front Am erican An Ameriran »oldier s o »o rnn ip ira iy rnaolviiig the roiniiv * f« i.p Johnson', .la '* merit ttint tItswinelen |i,r tirade mid South Koiean rjflemro fought hoi.-an wai mav Iasi only aiiollier Tt-.il'|ir ait ii sails ill the move liadly Mounded hy llie mnrlar ] million dollar gambling racket rluuildi i r.. houhtci in * Irlttgf ■is nionlriB or so. Mi rroioan -si<l menl !l'<te is In !»,, molitli of .it,| linttle fm i••nittianding lirlrh ta hurst thal he could noi hr movrd |.Nuderdala, » II i . im . c I !hi-|e I. nolhiog re rlslli sleuit H i . - 1 •( i t r n n n n 111 f ill" p|c*'*p\ •if S-it-uk ild g e, |U n iilr, from Mr* »n ( W4 « Irli in rnrm y •rvnioiy oil j mim t) KiMiitl jt»r> intlu tr.l * ml |u i|ilncirs of u n u litsiv manruvei 11,** * <1 .Ik? OH1 an p o rt. .1T * • • • fl s.lMl nt in ;V an.i lie • oolil make m. .talim ent a lo ll tr ihr R rd t w rit h«nk. I-*«lrt «l- \ •“ ^ ' m llTl.i ,o.I.t*r.. o-.i-vplauu-J h if• of U p ritv rouncll, nn rtinrisr* f t o t lf If f xx hen* •v$*a» . l i Ml Id 1*1 Oil tlllll. 11 MnI I n Med «ln l * M f I h t t f l North k o rn m troop* of Taegu possessing slot machines II lie t** l»»t* lift* ( ill 1 1 n rtn x tr lie saltl he was happy lo lu-ai , U »rd ••••!»• left thru mountain poritimt* tn ed $2,.r>l)() lion I. M.iin$i h «t Il MNil.M.a lia l*sa, tfers.i Tr 1 l i i r i r n *# 'l in r. h \lllfd troop*. 15 mile, oori|» of Among a total of '.X! person a l P»u ll lll r n »•« th$ r u n . 1lie ii ,miii.H*,i fis l'ir * I r i . , i dieted by the Itroisard grand n O I|th , T 1 1. uft o l h . o i mu were Jake :ittd Meyei l.a ilsk s. »l Miul VY t if cf T S t i R G C s I i o n s M . i t l c '!*»» WNV Ira • ip h • ntlfied In previous i stliu >>. 111 «I l H i t VMI»i»|rf i»u* If I h l o il F re e ! C e n te r l*or t t r h tia fio T • n e x t •... l l i r 1 M||| »|ieiatolk of the (Too It.slieoi-, 1*11 .1 *lllte-l •l.l* titfflia cre * Chill and C o h—i.l |0|l of 4tfK*» l.o c n l Y o u n u Peo p le $111M Inn. T I t \ were arrnseO of op-• *• «...t rf $1.ir Ai|M i >*|r.| I. •If •* *(i'i( 1. 1, . 1 • • ( l . l M*l M i ». , t « ing gambling htHI-e and l- - ' D» 1 Q. Srygley, rlireelm of lailld- of $ 2 Jo-*t eSetl lo-lli I* o 4HI4III, 1h H, )t . . .h 1 in ilriirtln n of the n lste Depart- them on th r name charge- >< .m u . ir n lix ik*.iiim I t n n|ir$ $lm^ m tl»» Hmt tii« menl of I'duration and head spon­ George Sadln, who also p Mr*. M A Adams and daugh • xiHItrl h|l*L* pro|H»X4l hv tlir Hot »i> 1 llil• l * r .\ l i n k * \.»* i r sor "f the Southern Aisociatlon of Sl-,500 Imnd. fir Ada will motor Friday In H ilt f u ll!' Ih ' II Sajyp 4'rlUI d »*m |* ilil.t x-h(»Rl Student fkilinrtls, addressed nirmHltdi-ll, l.a to join Mr. \dauis, rrr<l i I miiIcIm i (mi i|«r it .1 • •%!• 'Inv v Melton II, Wellori* and hi- • In s«vtwilit.« NAill Ire* »e“j*i|X* f»»t Kl»»f« tier* of the Kemlmde Tearheruhn hat entsbllshcd the-ir home «l I * t!ui» M(» A krniir ili'l 3l.||ti«, til on tiicre and who Is assoriated with ir r lr $ >l»x "In pupil* Mil* fall. biM »• xn’l (Tub this morning at a meeting th rr Jesse, were irutirti-il till.i»lll.iY*' f||r«| ilrWII (harges of possessing -lot ms ( nivirn^tf m I M irfl in the Seiniriotr High School An. fioiigh. J J. Slnal, dteilgtng eoiil r art or. I. ,1111 If. hs-fr rnu'f Ih« i i I*»»t| Their lemd Mas set ,St a ir Srh'Hil S$$p«u lfi*r!i«lriit ditnrium. , ihine* ., Another d n iig hlrf, Olyve Ann M%nV IlKlilheit, linurxrv. H ,« ||fte • • Mit'V Hfr if #••( Ur |?i| S|*raking on "The Im poilanre * 1 ,wn ''nr,, Adams, will vt«y nt NeM- Smyrna |irr%xr«( llir llie till «l I lie v Inm '•■ill <t talr» aIhhM I.* • 1 »tl |T»* Tlir turtle* (s»|f f|*«*x of the Individual,” Dr. Srygley Others named in indictment- lt.aeh imt 41 Sepl I, when -hr tt*0 Iir\% 4I 4 i»eI •1*$lll 4 « x*‘*l hi •at (•» npiMtrl « pUn (mi rirflin .* t •IrflfiH* lx »»f Im nlfii* I m i I.\% im |% Id c|i up w ith th*' .10,000 annual pointed out thr need of gaining ace Vlnreni Alo, alias J>m- D -'n, Mill return for a few days* visit («t NX'OI'I $ ti x <lrt|nfi fiinf file* I' 1 1 w * the confidence of pupils, and add identified ill Krfisuvei rom iiultie wilh Mias l.iln la-ffier liedotc hllllrlinK h Ii i i I i Htttihl hr tlllUhlr sin?!-* rniiM i l.iirn i p nfinn Uir$r4 %r In ■iirul|ui*,nt. <d that this ronfuienre is not testimony as an underling for Joining the fam ily In Slidell. She lm #iv ii rliilu irifl 4l ihr Then thn*'* •!»•* OarUnK mi* fill ,S |wr lisle* ItiYRtHlD mi will then go on Sepl Id a- a gal’' -d tiy telling ing ioVes, hut liy kingpin Fran k Cottelln. ai d vr«M nf inpdiHinat* • nn **»ur•♦»%*%, little if r fttiuxl tie 4 VMtlllt * rt»|ri Tht fir t »if wmiM-r* pit*nii«f* *1 » •» as Fran k f t I lit I if .e the pupils to work and ,llra llralt, lt, identifird ideiitil sophomore to Kmnry University, iiiil thr n r m a llv *•» dl * tail ih# l-#nlrr imp** i ho in-tilling in them the idea that son's “ front" man in Him- ••-I Atlanta, G a., where ahe intends pfO^Mm ♦nit in t*rilx ♦»( vrui in K h i «*m, n(• lapidntrd an 4l onlnmd»'$! vhiiolw. ihev are arromplishing something I gambling. W ith W illlsm it I'1- to lake a course in nursing after T(»e 11f *i j »ft• 41 «tf Rntiif y »»4 th'Tiii’h • *ivt!*•| h\ l.l f ‘>i| 4(Mi \ | . .1 I 1| 1 Miutliwhllr. clmff. alia- l.rftv Clnr'., tti two year* of general college Ium 'i k I i I III n fliml Vttlr by (f ill pi III lilt ••lltfhout 1|( stdtr *1 »h^ yppii S«mi%• iiiim ri, rhi* t *»f I hi* lie rnnlrasted education in thr ; nrcused of ofieraling g . irl.l „• work Ilik'kHnlfiMinii., 3%Im» (in«I l»rrn » tin Irnninn (•»»r«t*,i ifii in l i(rt i« (iinrnt Vfat nn nnvb %«h<»o| 1-uiMirii*«. United States with that of tier- house*. Il nd '-as >»t at t ' W A . Adams, the son of Ihr «n( lay Ki\%nni» «« 4 rtuufititlre .it .liilfit. v»c|f • tM|»pi*i| Mi count)** ’ ' *1 i llM9i H* many under H iller. Germ any, he ! each. late Mr. and Mrs T. F Adam*, rhMirvmiii f*»r thin |i u i |h>m* ID %«*rnr it v i hit kpMint mi h* *•«i him* 41•inpI•*t ♦*.I I ''!1 *'l»,niontorc ll's s r ls a H Oa l*aa* T S f .s l m b s lairn in W inchester, Ky . and olhyr rommlltr^nii'n w rrr r|i<Mi| rlntam om *. 105 hitfh •"h'Ktl mil** t$ip fnun T n h ri*. r ip it n l »»f I Al L M I \> • 1.1 \11g 24 P was alienit four years old when T ( i h i | i unil |{ IV K viiiig t lififiNitiOr |H ItinrhrMoni* nl-*h* A /«'i liAt j a i pnivinn* Ihc fam ily came to Sanford. Ills Governor Warren today sui|*enoSiitfKtMll«in« writ* nm«lr l*> f*»l •udttoHiima, Ifo i*vn.n*iiuni» and \t I •11f;« lt"l*lf, I II,*)' WITH* lent . 1 othni « p n iil unit* \nnthci IIP i A Ill _ _ ell (our rnemlirrs ol Ills native < d- father was a pioneer grower of l»»v» ih r |ilitit |Hti|Hi*t*t| |»y Minimt V«'•I ft saris V <|i If lip fn *lie* tlllll . . 4 1 ____I . relery here, was one of the llnrmnri for a riv ir ntill yniilli llllt «4*nflX P'Mt Mfl till* Nrntf** i ImurDOtni prnh«hl\ •vill hr r^idv h lioun rnnnly srliool founders of the Sanfoid-Oviedo t'rnltM. $tn«l H vk»»*» iHiintnl nut Hint IllX'rr tee ;«M•f Itml III IMMk it MX«*r for nccupimry hv thr lint* %**h#»nl I I m m i I m m . U I t s « * ■ « . T f c r e .1 I I • s il a i a .4 l i a N e e T h e . , i not only wmiM tin** Iniihliftt; icivt ffnni • ♦■ »hlitrii sjMil *JtMi x nnl\ ♦»P«na Dim tn the large attendance al ! f< teMlIcteewsf Mm !••«» H t e e i K t r 's i 1 $) lllDlf (N*n|t|l*e tit11 l(»* the Frid a y night auctions at the Thr amount of money pent )* mim U'r nf m ntributnm w«n»|i( U* al«»ut thn •■inr a« tnmt \**ar. hut S a lfo rd State Farm er- Market, i rfihirc>*«l ih fn iifh il» appeal In I here a tr fewer nrw rU%i r w m i the services of an additional auc­ innfr ritltrn a . Nfi<t more fv m n io tm u and lun«*htioneer have been secured. Coun- | Joel Ki«ld an«l M arlin Htinrriph ty Agent C . R. Dawson annnnnred i r i Hima. •*f vtt rr plrrfrd an »(rli*jjalrt« iin*! today. **Nf»t only In * Florida fallen J$.hn Willlarna, K. Haaky Wight The new auctioneer I* Je rry tn k ffp up w ith rurrrnt *rhno| m h I ii it C f iin lt y aa i l U r n i t i t« it Ma I I n u e.1 DR T lfW l Tin i luh sssem hlv o f tbi- ItotatArndt, an experienced nisn in Iht»lt«lrirl Klwanla ffiuvrnlinn O A K R |D G F„ Tenn . Aug 24 t/1’) General C . Kenney nl tiechili ln-bl la«r to-hr it »rthis line nf work from Michigan, inilli b'Mli. -if |*---s|i|rnl (tl - il'i Toor* who will alternate arith L ir r y U . S . Air Force Marnrrl liMlay thii the Umled Sl*tr« inon may hear «ir which I'r n iilf iit Ralph A «• nttllRNMl Oil I ' M * i ton on San fo til Avenue I't - o , f.> Jones on the auction platform. tmd tirent anil "llie cravli of l-umbi. the rioniiig .e a t u e r c rii-*le More than 417 automobile* were High yesterd ay, 91 In a Mieech rirrpsrrti lor drlivery lielorr the Rolary Club, the rio- m titk nf Itie v n rio ii, roin m i' counted at the auction last F r i ­ I .nr today, #9 World W ar II allied sir Infer commsnder in ihr toulhwest I'a n lic termed lce> and tlir li (tis i-o i-n w a , no* day night, said Mr. Dawson, who Itsin yesterday. Hi inch lined fa s t President G eo rg. la directing the program. Among thn Korean war "a sm all -idc-b~ Total August rain, 2.59 inches Rut If the day comes that a po­ the rommociitiea sold have he-eo show." Toithy reporlerl on the r-eent iAugust normal rainfall, 7.10 •wcet potatoes, tom ato-., field “ We must not liecnme compla­ tential enemy surpasses us in tcrnatinnai conference in D etio iinches R A N G O O N . Iturmu, Aug ‘21 pea*, egg plant, butter, eggs and cent," he cautioned, citing "so weapon power, the derision of Among rbosn present w em W d Tides today: l-ow, I 15: high. W hile Flag Communist re u«ed farm Implamerrte. Plana are alarming reaction" among Am­ peace or w ar may lie made w ith­ ter lla y n e s, Sam M artin a Dr C 5:25 pending, ha said, to have e-sllle ericans aa many relax and -ay out rrfereoee to u* escept as a I h-Is were reported today lo have W Raker !*"•' Harris. R r a v 'n tnken the severest drubbing of I'erkins, It Jim lln!t*-l«M ' |*a “ this Korean thing will I m- kept target." auctions In tha near future. ___________ _______ Russia h ss the atomic Immli rbeir '29.month fight against tin June*, localited.” Kenney _______ declared l l r (leorge T '" ih v . r ;- - i nation must strengthen civ il ami secret, Kenney reminded his audi. government. The defeat ratio- In Stine. Coition llrtsso n , and Rolland G U R K M L L A H ACTTVK T A I P B L Formosa, Aug. 21— m ilitary i rensration for defense r nee, which included many w ork­ an attempt to storm five llur Dean. J A C K S O N V I L L E Aug 24— no-»e nrm y liases In Ysm ethin lA*i— A G h in a a e Nationalist “ We are fighting today to-cau-e ers in atomic plants here. Atlanta He ipinted from l^nin's “ Se­ district. spokesman aaid today guerrillas someone though! we were too 'llV O It M i l ' l l . I . liorton The report* said l.noti armed are se lle r in all of C hina’s 55 weak or unwilling to figb'." lected W orks," which he called M IAM I. Aug. 21 id'i A miii'n Chicago "the bihlr of the rom m unial P a r­ Communist* spearheaded a dawn Red-ruled provinces. Kenney aaid. squall w svr is expected lo crn» Henver tla aaid previous estimates of "W r are the main hope o f the ty": " ‘A* soon as we are strong thrust on the main hate st Tha- •oulh Florida with showers and Galveston 1,000,000 Nationalist guerrilla* on freedom-loving people* of the enough tn defeat Capitalism at a w atti, 210 miles north of Ran­ thundershowers Beginning Inntor New O r lt t n t the mainland would have to lm world, but because nf that we ere whole, we s h ill immediately lake goon. while others attempted di­ row afternoon. Saint Lou is versions at neighboring ba se s revised upward. tha prim ary target of attack hy $t by the geruff of the neck.’ " Nnlmdv simuld i omplain. for 'h* Seattle The reports said that inside The g uerrillas ara most active any aggraaaor seeking world doIt must he assumed, Kenney Jarksonville Thatw atti the Communists re­ weather might have ireen a hurrt. In south and aouthwaat China, ruination," ha continued. m U , that tha first blow in a maMelbourne . . . . arena moat ■■■-■. irocantly w u u/ u sen tha taken "Right now wo may be strorg Jor w ar would bo An atomic at- tired to a rice mill around which cane. It I* th» remnant of *h# Miami th r battle raged for one hour be­ storm thst struck Antigua. In the over hy the Communists and enough and our weapon power tack on the Unitod Statoo. T sllsh assee I2ft-mlle tradiilonallv the moat rehrlllnua, great enough to deter the eggres He said the explosion of a l»60 fore the Communists fled. They l.eeward Islands, with Tsmpa wind* and then Daitened out. left 10 dead behind. h r said. sor from direct attack upon u * I f t s l a s N Oo r a g s r * « ) lie 5 Florida CasimltieH Reported From Korea Dr. Srygley Talks W A S H IN G T O N . A-rc. 24 «,1*i A oldiet from Fort Pierre, F I* he, hem killed In artion In K m * , three other Florida tn*n are ml* ing and "tie war wounded, the ft* psitmt-nt of Defense reported to dg; The latest Arm y casualty !!■' of Fbnitlians: Pvt. James Parish, -on of Mr« Mary A . Parish, fi|5 N. |pth Si. Fort Pierre, killrd In aetlon. Master Sgt, John It Wil-oo randsnn of Mrs. Jotephine M. M< argue, Charlotte Harbor, ml.-.a Ing in artion. Pvt. C harles W. Csmpl>e|l. Jr. son of Charles W. Campl>ell. Sr . I.imona, m isting in artmn. fV rp. Illanton Tn<H. son of Mr Ruth M. Todd. i u | | s Hughey ,<tr. Orlando, missing in artion. Pfr. W illie I. Graham, son of Mr* Almia M. Graham, JOJtl Krnest St.. Jarksonville, woundrul A s s o c in ted I’ r r w P re s id e n t A n n o u n ce s R e p u b lic a n s O u t O f ,r» U N D e le g a te s: H e D e fe n d s S a w y e r A ll- I n d ia T O K Y O , Frid ay. A m . —-Thr Chinese I omniunist. l«. da» demanded that ihr I n ilid Nation* order withdrawal „f *11 b c lK It C - H o u s e G r O U D American (nrrr* from Fnrmoaa r» l r>m A J trod announced the Red intention 1 K C C lU C C S k L A r U P C lS ’ lo "liberale” thal island from B e d e ll S m ith U rg e d Ihr Nationaliata. A U G . 21. HI.*,(I Truman Says Unions Agreed Not To Strike .Malik ‘Dinks In’ On Austin i % 1.V 1 TH URSD AY riuridu's (iftO New School Rooms No( Mnoii^h For Nocd u *„i , , General Kenney Says U. S. Will Re Atom Bombed By Soviet Russia (’lull Assembly Of Rotary Club Held Sanford Weal her W hite Flair Commies Beaten By Burmese The W eather Hr # ^9“ �THURSDAY AUG. 24. 1950 THE 8ANFOHD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA the soils of the Mldwrrt. The plication of fe rtiliser! for fotajre production a* well as for grain hat helped make more feed available. Farm ers now fertilise their pasture grasses and rlo rsr- and get tremendously increased fnrago ami grating. More productive grains am available now, too. Hybrid corn* yield more than twice what the old field-run kinds formerly pro­ duced in this state. New varieties of oats and other small grulns h»v.« provided resistance to d is. ease and higher yields. Itesredlog type* of Crimson elnver h ive given the rlav hills of western Florida a valuable new forage, and the knowledge of how to grow White and other clovers on moist lowlands has made possible tre ­ mendous expansion -n foMgv in other ureas. Ilr. Salter says that lyatrm * of pasture production ami manage­ ment are evolving that will five Rural Common-Sent* B / SCUDS JOHNSON A M P L E F R E D S U P P L IK H •P R O D U C E D ON S O U T H ’S FA R M S N EA R R E A L IT Y . Peed production in quantities Inadequate to supply the nee<L has been one of the things hold­ ing down livestock numlrer* In tiie South throughout the years. Shiped-ln feed rome« high. at>d homepfdoticcd supplies have not h it.. CdMuata for the nnimnls ar. har.d, much less for an it crease,! num­ ber. Hut there l« promise now that the sitUJtion *s ■hanging— that the South w ill hr able to pro­ duce enough feed t>> support nr expanded livestock industry. A bureau chief in the U. S. De­ partment of Agriculture, Dr. Robert M. Salter. recently said that Southern farm ers may be able to grow enough feed to sup­ port three times their present numbers of livestock. Progress in research on feed trope im helped to mske this possible. Dr Salter says also that for the larger num­ bers of anim als to have enough home-produced feed w ill require the utllitatn.n of millions of acreof non-productive lands for for­ age crops, g tn eral use of imved production methods with la, and wider use of sod crops in rotation with mw crops. The Midwest has been the fit I belt for decode a fter decade. Ilut soils and fe rtiliser research woihfr t have found out bow to main­ tain the productivity of Southern soils at levels that compare with almost year-round grauni carrying ratca aqua! to t paxturr. in the United •‘••o' '**"• '* *,,M “ *■“ •* SktiwUrries i Usar.i e Juice 2 T hI T w a s ADVERTISING $Al ONCE A h , AG* Cana cr "Mindli* M - td ” Brands P r l.e f G c .d T h r u S a tu rd a y Q uan tity R r jh la Rosorvpd Aug unar.ins 'Ik 1b u t n o w TT* I . THE l NEWSPAPER l ' DOES fT I A Pound 1 hBETTER I Y Swift's Jewel S T ro p ica l" Hi a n d U.S. No. 1 Whit# Long Island NEW CROP! D ixie Crystals P u r » .C n r » ? 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Sunshine Krlxpy �n fX Jn fj- '■L V . . •TOP SANFORD HERALD- SANFORD FLORIDA THUR8DAY AUG. 24. 1950 Canada Strangled By Rail Strike As One Looms In U. S. O TTAW A. Aug. 24 —< ;p i_ The paralyzing grip of Can nla's three-day-old rail strike threaten­ ed today to (tra n sit production, employment and the whoV liveli•ood of th t nation from m ast to coast. fhou«ard« already h*v» been Idled by I hr walkout of 124,000 non-operative rail worker* who a rt prin tin g demand* for h.„-her pay and r. 40-hour week. More probably w ill be laid off a* the (trike continue*. Canada'* million* already felt a (hortage of mail and u total lark of telegraphic service-. The government ha* calle.t o #m* rgettcc (e\«ion of parliament for next Tuesday to di*ru(< whm action it will take an the paraly­ zing walkout. |!ecau«e of tin- -ait f lo p p y * , niany parliament mem­ ber* a r* io b*- fl.iwn in by a i pee lal a irlift. lilg citiet like Sai katrhewan, dependent on rail-hauled coal for their power hou*e«. faced electri­ cal (hortaget. A * the quirk effect* of the strangulation (wept aero** the country refinery workera. packing hou*e worker*. Iia*e metal miner* and flour mill operator* went home with nothing to do. Hy the end of the week the •trike I* expected to he felt a ll.. In Nova Scotia, Alberta and llriti*h Columbia. Nea-ly I4 .(mhi coal m inei* In threr province* may )><< laid off. So might nearly ri.000 auto worker* in O tltaw i and H a ­ milton, Ont. Weatern wheat farmer* and On­ tario peach producer* expected critical results fro n the lack of tail transportation which c a u .e s their product* and which m igra­ tory nai vest w o rk in to ibeir firlda. In the United State*, the ftrothttbood of Railroad T ra 'i’ii rn and the Order of Railway Conductor* laaued a (trik e call lait night a f ­ ter a deadlock developed in Wbito Houic-aponsored talk* with a management commi'tce on their '•age and working hour- dispute. The union* raid 100,Wo worker* would (trike. The conductor* have about 40,000 member* ind the trainmen about 226,000. In la y in g 300.UOO wotker* were directly affected, th t union* f i ­ gured in lorne 15 000 other* they a*y are under their JurNdicCon and Involved in thrir demand*. Korean W ar ' Trum an Conference ir * iii* M i r * c s o»«. the furtrea* city. Ilefore aettling in them Thursday night U . S. and South Korean infantrym en heat off flanking attack*. A I* Correspondent Don W hite­ head on the central front quoted Col. John (Mikey M ichael*, com­ mander of the U. S. 27th ((W o lf­ hound” regiment tiefore Taegu a* saying: in- will *tay here hut it will be rough." A P Correspondent Tom l-amtwn reported the changing podtion of the f>0,000-man force removed the immediate threat to Taeg u — large»t city left in the Allied dvfWtse perimeter in southeast Korea. Frontline opinion wa* that the Red* were looking for a softer •pot to try to hammer their five division* through. The Communist* were under or­ der* from their premier. Kirn II Sung, to win the Korean war b< v i - . !u<t * v » k aw ay. T h e alrrady had failed to meet the — l ot capture of 'lliegu hi Vug. 15— anniversary of Knreat independence from Japan. The *hitt to ti,c i a*t around th heart of the Korean central war front » i i made after the Hedr had tried to shove forward troop of five division* through thr mountain* to Taegu. it had been a costly Communist effort in time and men. The Red suffered .1.500 casualties in on* 72-hour period. And Marine pilot* Thursdav said thrv killed 100 more in a rocket attack un troop concentral ions. Thursday night about 1,000 Communist infiltiato r* were holed up In the craggy heights of a saw tooth mountain eight mile* north of Taegu, bill w e ir reported not to l>e u serious threat. Correspondent Lam bert said South Korean troop*, advancing eastward under Allied plane cover. Thui-d ay captorrd *‘tne citadel," a sleep mountain north of Taegu from which Red spotter* had watched Allied troop movement* General M arA ith ur'* fin a l Thursday summary said rn«my pressure nurth uf Taegu wa* de­ creasing. Genxral J. Lawton Collin*. Arm y iLi.-I uf it a f i. viiitrd the front Thursday. He t(turned to Tokyo optimistic aftei * close shave with Red roadblock file that he learned about lite r. Tlw g rn ria l, who was accompan­ ied by Adinital Forrest P. Sher­ man, II.S. naval r h irf of operations, said he found Allied morale ui*ii ami i-utnnienied: "Thing* are coming along very well." Tin roadblock fire, which hrok •>ut 15 minute* after Collin* visit<■■ * fo rw '-d nsisillnn nt t*"Wolfhound" Regiment north of I -«si ... i *1 i - - i /vineri ..f$ errs Several more were wounded, t *•11<•tie I Michaels lernarkrd: "Thay iievei will believe it but 15 minutes after the general Irf' the foiward command post ail Hell broke loo** '•' Classroom Need tt'aailaaea r » u r * s , ilael that the Philippines have troops readv to »ervr in Korea. He j expressed the hope that a* man' of America'- allies a* possible wit provide sim ilar ground forces. The President iiguiii expreass opposition t« a I KH'.OOO.lUtO lost to Spain in the matinet set out in the (lending $:i4.tMMi.tHHi.(i»Mi appro priatton bill. The President opened the new confeierue hy announcing the ap pointment of Wallet J. Donnell) now ambassador to Venezuela, at minister and hlph commissioner t* A ustria. To It* visiting Au«tri"* newspaper men present, b, -aid * wa* happy to make euch on an nouncement while they are here He also announced the appoint merit of five delegate* and fiv* alternates to the next U nltn' Nations (teneral A-srtnldv rn ’ •aid it wa* another step in the tn-partisan foreign ihiIIc v . The d cleg su* are W nrrrn It ,»u>tln. of Vermont; Mrs. Frank 'in P . Itoo•i l i lt ,,f \, « \ ; Senator Sparkman |D - A la ); Sena tor Lodge (R-M a*s) .and Joh hostel [tulle* of New V u iV Au* tin am.' Dulles are Republicans. The alternates llenjam iu V. Co­ hen of New T u rk ; John Sherman Cooper, Kentucky; Krne.t Gro* of New York; Mrs. Kdith Samp *on, Negro lawyer of Chicago, and 1 din C Ro • ,.f N. i \ k ar Churchill's Son (Continued from Page U n ci tempi! to leicue him o n e irpuli ed I l '* s ll* * r e Ir .in I ’, , , Ilaili^ and other «cho.d leade* propose earmarking anmmllv fro -such -tnl !■ fund* at .. to r tag receipt* rt,. *t n , . teed building donation -nd ■ nutting Counties Imrr i 'ben future crerltts i. tl„ ir Iniilriing now I r t 'J f H l iN o t if l* M l I tl I S l U IM lI I M il M l S I H I *1 . 'I I I . ) | m u ,, , |tr\r, M 'T I r 'f Ip I l l ' l l p || Y ,; | \ |-v , , , i m r - o a n t i.r H . r i | . . n * •»f •'» *».|#*f I IZ*« I .a a , ..f gl„r|,U %. t• . 1 i « t; n »• th# Atii r filtt A. I tire f,*| I* - i n r d e *r r m . . i | , n .i 1ft Seenl*,*•!* '•••anti Ptortit* a lp i s*ff#r* t foi -air al |>.MI, mo. rv for -h. nirl.r-r and ' »•I i -1| hid I r ig h t A OXItlSM WAS IRID I, Mrs. Uctty Saia, 26. gel* a grrat big bug flum b n liusbai.il. in Rllllngan, N ew t* .th Wales, attci giving birth to quad­ ruplets, I*.in over a Veiled of iru ir th.in 60 'units Itie infants, ratli wt ighli.g abi'id thtre poumls, wen icported t» be making "rrm aikable'' pro,"tor- Nan rd by i ar. Id* it) 0 • ••idu ul their bull, ttie t .1 <t an AlUou, Philip, Judith ami Mara lii.isrn u llvaai RuJiop>u.io) rtf Ih , T l l- t r r - f rq.* I,, lernal In>i*r..* .merit r . ................... »n* and all bid- m ir,. r ... n|„. ' -gnu ins ai lu .... . . , | , i i i| the J'lh d* % of HeplenOrr a I i I- ." Iranian Hot Spot Itcarinam ent Hill C % W ty £ JiOMTElM Ila e l tnilldlltg nerd- year nfle n-»r but we arc rapidly fallu g brhinl " Hailey said. "W e are making no be*,|\> *> in catching up with the nerd* that developed dm in, th* war when •chord building wa- at a stand •till.** Hi- r rp r a in i * tmrnt ..f Kiliication th it Fl*»tt«l* neerls 4|5P.(HHI.isn worth of •unslructlon. Tb, -tate under the minimum school foundation law. contributes |A,7;ty,iNm a year for buildings The counties mu*t pnt op Hie rest. O u t ,Id . o f ' n o i l , ' l l l l i l l . . r o r "lent f. r r„«,| n ( i,i ... ,,,. —id. —111 I . reaer* ed fr-ii. n ., i *'• *1 m ' *i whirl . .. eSIstlOf Stale It..ad X. . Ill e In . II* l ed n| ,11 , . •kit* fr iltll* id jlher mlntral, wll '•» I *•• 11 ad All (lari, iii.ll, m a t,,.,| I* reserved l-ot ft HI, .g l.4»! k hi M • Hllt.illl |r|. I, p|el It K • P«#r T9 U r* I 'S . 1,. f un «*, r H er “ e . r u n If • S o u th l l s n r e I f l*Ji*t tan \ • *S die I I f ch* ' 4 * h« W 1} f ill S’ l, Ilf *4\v»§ *\V »% ^** iii'i* t r »*H it • it $|» *4iuth Munirr J! t*a • l | i , ,.f I », r'f NU o f N r ». n i Wf| • M r H * vilh Kriniff it ^■•t o f .N», of !.• I * J4. » ^ I f r 1 P in H •K I j 4fM m t c* 4 nJ u : ;. • l IS n « a 11: Lot* f I 9 \ i- |v. k : I ir«« A t.inii>r, * i k e \ it« Pm Itook 4 p u r 71 • |« • R| f At! a it ion i ii.* v \t .\ D u ii k • ld f r Tl 1 * I . 11 4 . .. - • l'i«t Hook J 4.1.1, «.*. t f *% Lot t H i 1*1 41 1 p jtffr * t i S 4ft ft i n |*Ot# I III I | I I I'L. k I lie ihrll lu g m rn l toic s hole ink) wbi.b wasn't spsnl l*ti >«•?, about the Hie o| a U. S hall dot I C A thus would b a it [2,514, let (ui a half-xiown piece) in IHH),PI'ii avalial.lv foi ihe pvilml (Cunliiiurd from Pag# Oner Churchill's leg. Aimv medics taid • tiding ii* %i Junv do from mi»ctaeneous sources. L m riy w ai hit tluce limes. iliid g o lu ll rv |h. i tvis that lb* The Senate Aim *it Service* The correspondents went out 1.1 A itdiw tloi, wa* agreed upon coliili.liter i fctim ilirlidrd pioini' with a six-man patiot a (t ,i WedI. t h e , i J o i n t : that llir iv iho.d.l Scnati confirmation of Lt Gn nrsday midnight, the pal I. hunt t.* soli,* lapvi tug otf in <vJOoioi, Walter tiedell Sm iiti a* dilector rt tng location* of Couimiinlst in- I «i,l lie-tus* of inrrcarrd driuand fan try, was led by M-Sgt Hoy th. i ri.tia l lulelligence Agency. lot loilitaty assletaii * ii.i..» l Hv Chairm an Tydin^* (D Mdl sai i P ru itt of E | Paso, f e x , and Sgt •i led (but it.* , ul iepi -vnted a E a r l Jchm un of San Rafael. C alif : the vote wa , unanimous after tL little less than the Ul perernt the gi up t.ad talied to both Genets A fter prowling enemy te n d i . 6<nat. previously l.a.i icfu ie d to lot four hour* the patrol sta rtej Smith and Rear Adm iral Ro«cc> whittle I io iii E C A fiindr lle n i II.IU i ettxr, preient h e * ’ ta ck Then th» rh rll hit President Trumaii told Ins news At a flirt aid nation Churchill of tlii- t.usn-hurh agency. confcience today. in in p u n o to MeAliwiillt Senator R n .ig ts l) said It was the n an o w r*t «*cap< M l i »»i.r a Senate-House Con question, that be rtlil does llot of his life. A n Am erican medical co ipsn an leteii.'*- Committee had agreed t like the Franco luXIl Al-o to.lav thr ll.iu -r parM'il n working on othei wound#*! avkett cut I2tm,non.000 off thl* vest if tin* wa* thr son of Winston i appropriation* f.«i (be E.oiiomi toll to give luoiittilv allowance* of ft*» H44filan.tr r i m |4. . k \ i 15 ti< t.*.r to «nli*te,l men in It.e Churchill. T h r cm respondent snap- >Cooperation Adm initlration. • ttfr «< 17 A I* ped: Tin committee al«o was repoll mill I a r i service- to help them ca lc l . t• I A I t i i • I I s. k for then families. "I damn well um not CTrment ed near agiii-ruent on reducing • •• H«llUt|sts. I'll! |l k t I if f * < ?s « «: a «• Attlee'* son." Winston Churchill Senate appruveil proposed 1100 7 In' -•• allowance* a ir m addition i i - . lU's.-k is leader of the Conservative Party oOo.lHNi loan to Spain to ffi'J.RU" to thru pay. i u Hi p I ia s I m i i it i i . - . k ' p iftr* opiHisition to Prime Minister A t ­ 000. • •» i t , t A f t I hr loll call Vote wa- If.tt to 0 I .S't *• I 1 tlee’* government in Parliament. The EG A -la-b, which most la u a t«s 7% n iA . k I be loll provide* a ‘ To a month €0 H-*l>l« tut IMai Iti.ok After receiving f i » t aid, approved by both house* of Cot i s . <i c ; A allowance t. *11 enll t-d men te i r « * il * * M na »*««• at«| C hurchill wa* cuiried to a pte*s gn**» la-fore it lutcome* cffectlvi I Alfft i t. « a i ; •*» 4 ss k gatdlc- ol grade, having two de­ away. Even thr townaprople don't camp where be spent four hour* would reduce new money for foi fl Hanmittl I'l* t II"..k pendent a wife slid i.r . I, IId foi venture down to the river hank a n ft s « <; writing hit story of the incident eign ecoiioinic aid from Ihe Sen l.rsta % to i : a example ii» i III -< 4. "The Ruaaiari-. lo m etin •» get for the London D aily Telrgiapli- ate approved figure of 42,450,000 ftl Ha ill«i.,1 I'Ul II ok 4*441 r • excitr«l and ihoot,'' Col. S-nrs*anAll enlisted mail with three or lle then wa* evacuated by plane immi t,. 12,250.000,001) r »i cc i ; A O Lari ixplalned. lx.t« II I- I % A . moi* dependent* would get fS.s I't -vk to Japan. With a i ai t! -ovn of 4204 000 t| Haitians! I'Ul 1* •k 1 I )M« In the day* of the cram and monthly The younger C hurchill has dab­ • \. (-J. I, < II •7 A M for aotne year after the Rad re­ bled in politics, arm y service and If the enlisted man | . m Hie leOU I I I . |< S#s (lull s Ml I volution, Ju lfa wa* a thriving lit ­ Ma*aa. bosett*. M.i) l'»rk ria l Honk « |i4|«» w ar corresponding, i i.o r lower glad-*, he m il lu s e tle to w n —o r really two towns, be­ I tie I' i i ident said lie picked 94 A M l, Iti* father, who was defeated to allot | III flum Io* pay. be. k - T IU W U K lt o K r IIK IN T*It cam e one aettlement U on the by the current loitiur government Senator* Sparkm an ami Lodge »f in uddltioi^Jo wbal extra all w N A I. IMl lt«»\ I'M I \ I ►I'M Iranian bank and the other on ter cooultirig with the Senate Furafter V -K day in I1M5, won fame n r m i h t a t k *»►* 11 • »ic U k a llM M r m rasa# Oasl P the Ru««lan.' eign Relation Com m itter It wa- an e tt go vein mint give* him. IIM in all three profession* 11$ «• I* IIKIlNlH».N A few hundred yard* »> th* authorizing expenditure* m r x r r i* If lie'* in the l.lghrt grade*— iigreeil that two inrinbet of tlnA * a young men, Winston A*#m Tr».«i#rs* i I i' nt*I e**t i* another bridge fur the oi iti budget. •rrgeant* in the X ■ in * amt cniiiC hurchill covered llw lloer W ar llou * would serve un tin- delega­ Mr fli I lir.le I'llUflh broad gauge railroad which run* parable giarlr- in the Ollier -i*| I hole impended were R , B in South A frica ami made u xett* ] tion next year. from T a b riz. In Ir»n, arm s* the vice* be woulil get ITU if be ha* Tile I'rcatdrrit h id no eoiiliiont •attonal escape from confinement Araxe* and ••inii-tt* with the W ells. J W . Jones, L u n a r Hansa* a war prisoner at iaidysinith. on a report that Secretary id the one ol two dependent*, and if more Russian tran* Caucasian line io rd and W . E- H erndon. They T reasu ry Snyder want* int* r,- *1 (ball two fa5 dllelr* I* tor lr*r|oire which parallel" the frontier for w e ir lu ip e n d rd for exi reding their rale* mi the public debt inaintamed m ini for pqyehr-rk deiloction of A d a m s I a » u v i *8 mile*. men in tin- upper gladebudget during th r l')4 8 -4 ‘) bust* nt present level*, in-lead of ' No train* rron* the iMnmdary Kx|H -rt W u ti'h K i'im ir I r.» hr i . i, i ,■ 1 - | - t 'me higher figure reportedly iuggr*t> ! IIWatlBNS* n o * i*aas ........ the*e day* but Iranian* can watch ness year. wbal -iriului loll,, nml n confer­ by the Federal Reserve Hoard Russian train* nuff along the No action wa* taken agaim l J . | T ru ck Grower*. Inc., and served Itp u n u iia lilp I ’riif.H Mr. Trum an was u-ked whether ence now will la- held to work out president. tran«-Cauca*ian line. W. I’ la y rr. the fifth member of the a* Aita fter attending local school* he bad recrdvetl a letter from Hen. a compiomlMA Informed »ourcc* report there Sbiirllv t-efore III- t-lll i«n«*ed w have been rather eitenalv-- move­ School board *t the time of the and Ssminole High School. W Cole ilt - k a n i eriticlzing an ItiC liir HoU-e It J- R e — * It •K *l|! 1 ,!<• A ll W o r k (SiiuriiiitsM ul ment* o f troop train* and other* ovrr-eaprndiluie*. Player wa* de­ A . Adam* attenu*«l the Univer­ loan io Hi* now oialiktupl l.w-tt-n CU*er| Hie D rfelllr Depar tpient of Presidrn* carryinig g weapon* In recent feated for re-election by Willi* sity of Oklahoma at Norman Housing concern. The lie later became a grow er here ■aid hr had not. lie added will, a trying to "»ave it* (are” by imeet "dug to P ill*. mo.itii* but add there i* nothin and remained at thia work for • mile that it is customary foi men ing into the l.ill a provision be said ____ any unu*ual of huihl-up jihl-up indicate Slate Audilm Bryan W illit re about 20 yrara. He aerved «* limning for office to write letter 1 would condone alleged nialnilmini' Country ( lull Uoud of strength. There i* a deceptive air of (Miitrd the Calhoun board r ic r ld rd a vestrym an of Holy Cro»* Kpls to the President and give then! 11 ul Ion by the A im y flnam e cen ter. nute'ne** hanging over the two ill budget by $ 2 4 .11) 5 duiliig copal Church. Active a* a mein out before they are received tier uf the Seminole S|Hiitsiuan little town*. 1048 4V and had $f>b.OOO in un Associaltiun, he ia rioted foi On the Iranian side a few M fRC lif^ -M f loafera deep in the *hade of a paid bill* *1 the end o| the yrai his ability in fishing and bunt­ Warren *u-i>rndrd W ell* and ing. lie is a brother of Jean wall along thr main street. A l truck pull* off with worker* for Jone* for malfeasance In office In Adam s, manager of Hammond the surrounding wheat fu ld *. approving expenditures in exces* Morgan Radio S u p p lv fir in in O r­ lando and to Mrs. I f L. Smith, Stiffly-saluted aoldier* walk In of it* apnroved budget and out of border guard headquarHansford wa* suspended for teacher at Seminole High School Mr*. Adams, the former Olyv. tera. malfi'a*anre and ml*fra«anre in Through field gla»*r* two im a ll approving expenditure* above the Newman, Is a granddaughter of group* c f Ru«*lan»—apparently budget limitation, and in purrhas- th* late W. C . H ill, founder of lold lera—can be *een playing trig school supplies without a plan the llill Hardw are Co. and the *o-c*i in i. field *cn>»» th - ttver. for approval by the en tirr board ilill Lumber Co. The daughter of A truck d rivei »|owly along a llrrndun wa* suspended for m al­ Mr. and Mr*. R. A . N ewman, dusty atreet. A lone cow trie* to feasance and misfeasance for thr she w ai lo rn In SanfotdN gradu­ ated from local schools and ry to the river io drink but i* over-expenditure of fund*, fn» l l ’ii no rrcref thnl a tfooil utnl ta r is tnatrhni ufi bu a irre d by Ru«*lan barbed wire. approving excess expenditure* in Seminole High School, and at tended the Florida S ta r C o l­ m Maylws ih t tam ed w irr I* symAu ngiy huger in rr h urtyl H r know. H V r c aid hands al the construction of a gymnasium lege for Women a t Tallahassei • bojlc. There I* no barbed w ire on at lllountatown and for making b u y in j and stlling good used cars. the Iran ian *lde purchase* of supplies without ap­ 8nt hat served a* a teacher in T a k t thr u w l car s/tccials u r'ir o/frring this iccrk. I f you the Sunday School of the E p is­ "None of out people want to proval of the board. copal Church. Her brother, Ro­ to over to Russia. Col. Kousxanicant dt 1* iidabls performance, smooth riding comfort, and low At a hearing before Governor bert Newman, is asrociated with bar! explained with a grin. "Hut cost ope/ufion—ring one of there beauties u til gire you all W arren, School 8u|>t. Tom Itailev his father at the llill Implement I expect there are plenty of peo­ and Attorney General Richard E r Co. that—and more! Hut you must act fa rt, before eomeont else ple over th e ir who would like to vin Mav 25, the *chool hoard mem­ The Adams home at 2101 l(ns<* get aw ay." beats you to it. A couple of Soviet pillhoxr* ber* said they did not know th*'’ Court has been rented to Mr. were exceeding their budget until ami Mr*. Jack Hatigan. Hut don’t lake our word for it. Come down Unlay and overlook the valley at a Lend in inspect our complete lin t. Chances ars you'll find ju t l the the river. Another built-in gun near Ihe end of the Im 'lnt** year emplacement command* the Iran- when lliey were «o nonfied bv th* u n d cat you're been uatling Iu buy! St-** DeS'selreent of Fslucation. - Ian approach to the bridge. From They said they left all financial # a 100-foot high watch tower cn MuflhuM Ftmm f*A«# •»■#! the Soviet bank, Red xrmtr guard* matter* of th* board up to Schoo* !<!, didn't want the pec pie to 8upt. Georg* W. A tkin s, who wa« MERCURY USED CAR •can the terrain aero** th r river. xrn too much. Children were I f the Iranian* had ilm ila r succeeded by Troy P m ton In J a n ­ taught to hate, especially the ■trang point* on their lid * of the uary, 194 V. SPECIALS OF THE WEEK I French. 1947 PLYMOUTH Atkin* said the e ir e s i expend­ 1944 FORD V8 river, tnay weren't ' Uible. "The kind of learnlti.f m are Special Deluxe ForT h * only point at which com ­ iture* were caused by the ipereax* interested In I* backed by rrienti.Super 0 * I ■ 1 * bat troop* in any (tiength went during the school year in tea*her fir education *nd sor »• kind of dor S e d a n Coup* teen w a* In a itrateglc mountain qualification*, automatically ca ll­ religion and everybody Is taught Exceptionally clean, One owner, id-sl pan 1C mile* aouth of tha bord­ ing for a boost In M larie*. that he ta responsible fur hi* own one owner, rtadlo 1936 F O R D V 8 car for couple »i Governor W arren said th* over- salvation. er called In Persian "The Paa* of I mi complete set business. Friced T u d o r S e d a n rip tm lltu res "contributed to great the A a a a iiln *." new W h i t e W all "Scien tifically, each person is at only— _ Inform ed source* *ay the 150,- damage to, and chaos in, the fi­ unique." he statad. I I* pointed out Tiras. Rebuilt motor, h y ­ w 000-man Iranian arm y ha* p re­ nancial condition of Ihe public that children n r* fu ll of energy $ 1 4 5 .0 0 $1195.00 draulic brakes .good pared d efend er podtion i l l along achool system ." to tb* paint of "explosion," and tire* all around. U m border but apparently such He declared he wa* suspending strrased tb* d ifficu lty that they podtion* are well back from tha the officer* ‘I n th* interest uf a have In keeping still In class. $250.1)0 frontier. 4 sound achool ayatem. although M iss Bara krentxm an, aaslstanl J u it bow effective th* Iran ian their act* were In no sense crim i­ director of Instruction of the arm y would be in oppoalng a fu ll nal, and nothing contained herein H U ta Department c f Education •eala R u u ia n Invadon la the No. la Intended to impute to them any •poke on "Rom 1 W ays to Help YOU'LL r/N0 BiniK USED cams at your mircury DIALIRI I g u e u ln g gam# here. I f th* R u *. deliberate motive to personally Feoplc I-earn." in* cam * in force— with para- aggrandise him self or to finan­ M rs. W. R. W ray served as ute troop* to **ite advance cially gain hy such act* " program chairm an and lnl»'-, 'ie-i inta— iom * m ilitary ob*#rv#r* He did not name any successor* the speakers, including Edward Ueva the Red arm y could knife A suit ha* been prepared for Henderson, sacutlvr secretaiy of 149 N . P A L M E T T O AVBMUB ? through to the big oil field* in civil proceedings to regain th* the F . R. A . who spoke on "Ou* eoulhem Iran In from two day* o/er-expenditutea from the four Florida Education Axaociatlon." U S E D CAR L O T D IH K L T L Y ItH IU N D P O S T O F F I C E BupL T . W . Law ton Introduced mem ^ . I a/ Iro n tsiisl N im in Klim i Tinti r, .*I»U'J N o r t h Hrt Ntiwav, S* \ |u , It.ivin^ tvhtliil l-a» (m a muitV >vn i#. *i»y» .« iimn ha* tu work iiitl'lii) tiur«l tlir«F «la>% t* ninkr tilnins If u (ia**ttt»ii* living 4l«»n# «ii«* tli«* ila>« Min it >uu rotiliJ l»u> .» K m'iI llllirh f"i I -- Hut In* *-41 old >la>« 114 healtllful iii$S arc tudas 1hat i% tn.-aui,fouml out littW 1%i»i tliwtlll.If It «U* can U- (itUli* are* lu* thu nk* to •uf f * dayi * llA D A C U l. Mi I ’rater liad be.il aufferiiig a deli, it toy of Vila lulus H I, 112. Niacin, and Iron Read Mi I'ratet'» statement "I had been Irotlirled many y ra i* with neuritis pain* in my leg* Hie pain wa* *o In,I I cooiiint »lrvp •>( nit:lit My appetite waway off, too! I ju«t couldn't • <■ ' to get oil) s-njs*) lllrllt out of food all,I what I llill -JI ,||,||i't Ugl-C with mu* at all I had juM ul-out given up iiope wlirn my Idotbri and *l-le l peiaiiaded me to tak IIA D A I'O I. IV l.iet did II M •AS'(41 do for m e? Why aft-r tai in, llA D A C U l. foi only 2 -..... .. I v*e al Ir Io go hack to —oik Vou ill I Ilk I don't rat, HADACOL F iis t F i s c * ’ I recommend H A D A C O L r-ei> till,* IVundrilul Im II.,in Old and Voting. Till- lie** II t D At’O l i* elinply —olldel fill I,'I Ili'li -o lllrll Slid childien of all age* -b u s ic <i,i and alilllg lic a u ir theit -y-teiur a i* lacking Hire* .inpoitiut Nits min* HI, H2 . lion and N iicm The 11.. i riant V lU m tni u „ i Miner air In IIA D A C O I. come to you in epernal liquid form s« tbst the v ale liii-le 4. 1111'! I) at oiLed olid Bisimilatr I ill (hr I IOod rlrra in . ivady t.. tight to won. at mi. r IIA D A i U l. even i>uild* up tin' led Lb—d cell* Iw btn Iron 1* needeill to cany Ii.. •«• precious •'lenient* to - i i i i pail ol your body to your kidney*, lung*, lim it, liver • ten to the ban. nail* and eye*' llehr t r * Cau*e ol Vour Sickness Irom Sint, D efirirnrir* llA D A C U l liow llluke* It pus-ilde for yon t>, relirvr the ac tie.* cause rd mutiH* pains and a general lUli'dowir net voile colldiNIn n l.,, 1 deficiencies of V itsiniii* I 11 p Iron 1r..t Nis rill No —III be v e liifir.l will. | there Should He No Doubt After reading Mi C iz t* t't - o iu in fu l expel lei—e - ii h HADA C O L — lio— c 111 you doubt (h it Hit* gtesi product wilt help you if your vyjUni i* leckine ,11 Vita01,r. Hi ii.', Iron, and N iacin? 'A la i HADACL'1. did lor i t r . i'r atei, it can do le i you it you'r* 1 o tU lin y neuritli acLvv and | am*, oi trotiblvv due to suen lcficiencie* So what are you waiting fo rt Don't continue to su ffer—don't contu ui t, be in:-, ratdr' Don't He N’ali*fird With hympluiualic Itvlirf! ItA D A t'u l. i* not a quick-actI me pill n tiicI. gives xyrrptomatic ' rvlifI — rather it relieve* the 11 c.1l caort- of your pa.it' and aehr * due to sucli defici-nciea. And continued 1140 *>f IIADA* ' C O L help* pri vent such agoniz­ ing pain* from coming back, j I hat'-, H,e kind of product yog -an t that'4 Hie kind you should buy and that's (lit- kind yuu -Ii,mid start using N li W llA D A C U l. diets only f l 25 for a trial *tr.' bottle, l-nrge fam ily or hospital sire, f t 50 It is -old on a - in c l money back guaran­ ty Vi my diugstore r let*. 1 a, 1 , 0 1 . 1.. >oipiirmlua — Ade. 1K K K / K sro U A ta : ro . a m i 101 W. 1.11 It St. J int r Phiine I3 IS 4 COLD c u r s SKA FOODS .MurherH t-iilets | lliid ilin k l lllr-ls lb. ^2 ltnlny>iiu |j I'luiilldci I'illl'lH III f^(^, N|i in. I. iv i -i i'lir c w lit pa did Stir iui|i |il* s'. I } 49l »" o b ‘ ", I . u iii 'Iii 'iiii "• 59* Anii'i lean ( lirr-n* Hi. f j0 , I K N I l l U. I t l l l ' K Y i : Cube Steak You h a v e to act FAST for a g ood u s e d c a r l 83c LB. H O I'M l OH Brisket Corned Beef j 89c u i. W K S I’K R N S K I.K C ’T IIA liY BEEF LIVER 69c Tu|i (fu.'ililv tiin u n il lii*el Shinies'- A ll Meat W iener| Dr. Sryjfley Tem lei ltniirle--s Cliui'k K n a -ls HONOR BRAND Hahy Limas 12*oz. 35r OirtN 12-oz. Beans »*• •»* Home Grown 23(' Fresh Fruten j Cauliflower 29i: Horsemen! |9e i). 22c Tresl Hill's 57c P IS . F I . A . U f A D K A . m iK S S K I ) St D R A W N Hens l b f r y e r s ? * * ? iti • m i m • , , 2 Long Ear* S ijlli* * l — A ll llavurx Ic e C re a m 2 HUNT M ERCURY C C ., In c. in or Corn-On-Coli I> nr, (•Ive T h' Dug 1 69‘ Binek-Eye Peas |9 ‘‘ ? t; 59(19r in. 4 9 , A ll I ran A ll .Mral Slrw « ru |t vruL Lockeir # 3 • ! iiipti-iuaii. 1 el ir t -lie n you can -lien H.r cause with HAD- YOIIK RCDRY-MERCURY• MERCURY• MERCURY• MERCURY- MERCURY a w * a. I | | t’R N T R A l. K I.O IM D A C ilU l’K Phone 17I7S-.I i Jn* tha. aouth la % lie Suffcrnl IlgfiriencicM of Vituiitiur- HI. 112. V. iM. Kn^lisli, Jr. t 3 U / \ A M Q £ a. Hadacol Helps Relieve St. Louis Mai^s Leg Pains W arren Moved S K t PAGE THlttli f e . 5 1 c **-«i / c igpwps, ,',f i,a | •1 ^ : • ..- i (A t �\ r r r r v s* A v r,i:'n n n u i n Pa g k po u r The Sanford Herald B&atsfcUM* la l»M ^•N U IH Dally firfp t l a l i N t f aa«l Malay 111 Waiaaili Avtaat a« rl«M a a ltrv •vfaWr IT, lll l . at the pM| nfflr* •• N a la rl, I'lnvltfa. wa4rr Ik# A t f • Caa a r m mi Hurra a. l*Ta. t L" ROMM %if TZ inun •:m » r UOIMmiX n»:%* Hmaln*** %C**aaaar M i n a i H i m m fiA T r a J f Carrier I .in .1# Mm* III |.M *lrt» Maalka .. a.$w» •a Hoaika * •*•* *» V n r iim All wMftnirj n«Mrr* rartfa' r f •aak*. rf*ithin«M a a l aollrea ml atarlalaM rat Imp Ike y«r|MM« «f .Ulaa laad*. rrIII •»* r k a n H far •f r r* ilar «.»»* »i .in u mtr* ItiarM rLtia \MflMaally II t la la a f |tepr»«»a(atltea tar. (tw l u l l , I kI•av m, |lrtra il, Kaar tir aa< at. I^ a la .____________ fk r llrralU l« n mrnilirr a? ikr A u n r U lH rr*M a k lrli la railllrtf •BrlM«l%rly fa Ikr 1st rraubliralloa af all Ike local Brava y ila lr f 1 »kU $•#*«*•$»*$. a« wall mm al( * I* NMM aUae'rkM Broader Training THE NATION TODAY Somo communities, faced with a nhortape »»f elemen­ IIY JA M K S M A R LO W tary school teachers, find that there are many qualified candidates for positions in secondary schools. The opposite I 9*41!••$*« %«le$ Tkl* I* Ik r Iklrd «f n •fHe* rig la h lu g Ik r big condition exlsta in other areas. Some colleges are preparing rkgagti tnlrd kf l«««re«« |R Ike to cope with this situation. • srlal %er«rll| gritgraN. tbe> #mm’$ l»e»amr I im nnle*« Ik# Fenn College in Cleveland plans to train its students of I'rr• lilfMl ag|aro«f« Ikem. tf »rrw« rerlNla kr Mill. Ikee lure. lk»*e education for what is called dual certification. Under this rkaniea Mill kr Ire ilr«l mm If Ikry system the student Is prepared to teach in elementary, h >4 keierne Ism II I* att|g»*lr<l M*9'»*r I hIIn n Im lkl« •nlea junior high or hiKh school grade*, thus qualifying for a •Iknatr Ikr l» ll»b*isl Mrprll. Il«iei Mill kr Rinlflrd Mkere $*••*•!• job at any grade level. Mr •$• Ikr »gr»r»»ltr alwrlr*. I Advantages of this plan are immediately apparent. WASHINGTON. Aug. 21 Oil Qualification of a substantial numlier of teachers in this Two tile rliangrs on oid-ngn dual certificnctlon should reduce the shortages of teacher.- |>«-n«lotiM havr l*cn mail, in thn at particular grade levels. Those with these dual certifi­ ..•ami Security program. cates who gets the chance to teach in M h upper and lower 1. iVruinn* arr being increas’d everyone now receiving thrm grades would Is- la tter able to establish their preference for :iml all who'll rrrrivr thrm in thr and find their proper niche in the educational system. futurr, witlioiit exception. A chief disadvantage is that the student cannot Is- a 2. Tin- lulr* have Irrn «o(trnnl highly trained for a special group of grades as Ihe one who) to |rt mote old people get penon* men. ratify, alxiut WM,. chooses a grade level and -pends the final two yean of i mid nlm»-i -mmediately. schooling in sjs-fisl preparation f<u teaching at that level. | Take thrm M poratrly. As in other fields of activity. Isith the general teachers and | Prnalowv—•« I'unlotit will e-tually l« la lifil the specialists are needed. The problem is to achieve a h,t twice in thr next twn vrar»: on ance in supply which matches the balance in needs. A A vm iin T H U R S D A Y A U G . 24. 19S0 n .n R rii A ^kWASHINGTON MARCH OF EVENTS freb a of McCarthy C h arg tt By Hour* Commit!#* frobobla Forotoo No Action, H o w tvo r, Until Altar N ovom bor llo ctio n * Spatial In Cantral /V m » xr/A SinN O T O N —It It • good bet that the Hntiae un-American artlvltlca rommlltac will take up the tnvratigatlng of r-M-gra •*( Henatnr Jc*»ph McCarthy (R). VVIwonatn. that the State department la riddled with CnmmunUta However the chance* a.-r even better that Ihe committee will not get underway until after the Noxemhrr flection# tals amphitheaters, lodge halls and private home*. They used an American leg io n ballroom in Canton, Ohio, and a tadin station studio in S alt Lake C ity. It was dinr.cr tl.oe on • I’*«ific Coast. So the students ate w hile they listened in a Seattle hotel. Thu waitresses wore mocassin*. Ha W IL L IA M J- C O N W A Y \ I* Npwsfealurrs W riter The proje ct ha* fa , * ,l w ell C H IC A G O V fresh Ides In «-lu financially. Fee* collected f<>r ration d a * ir « hy trlrp h cn r ora the IP49-6»I -c u e . added ll|» lo n nationwide acsle—|* gaining Ji'-*i,571 Fxps iiM s, chiefly fur wire rrn tal an I printing, eame to ground. fiV'., fa). T ii. b.il.im i was f S I. The U fliveiaily ..f llh ""t- fid 'rg r of flrn tiitry «tnrle*l a series of talk* on advance* In dentistry |,«t Oetnhrr. Once n month for ix months, the prngrnme ise-e 41 **•! Imtarot , $ eat* F a ir ••••» n rrirr ovt r a IM f r l mile wire ' » n f r | I 91M*<| f l l f If M i l l i o n hookup Tliey were heanl hy I p Jarnlwriig (•? fmn.* hniI'.IKM* .tcnlisl it. |«SI cities. 'Inn n«B|atm$f the hm ld frfv$rt#»«| A new aeries will liegin thla hriufly t»f» ih f pr»*rr«* nf fall. The ipnn-.ira report they which havr il to ta v r wroke.l Mill p lllls to pipe S«*il Cofuuwatton f^ tvlrr inrluil* Ihe let tu n • t In COO dt ntl it ine llr t lr r B| «frn» in 250 cities lu 15 .tinea mid RiNliirti • n H r r f p r »»f Canada f f l i t ) ’, I V r nf c c*$n«« ff» i n ­ llth rr t'Is--ra I'meaeeri i ' .« Inf'Mv il* »»tl |V r . Mr I in .v- hour, n innate *• nf t»nhl dean, snd Mr ^sul l.evv. «ir<etop m rih ility, .mil i r i Ham irtiof the exten-i'io division of post­ rr IrrifrMton graduate stiidle:. of Ihe dental ••••linn Thr llu n iil tlp+iilt'l to f»»it hn r choo| sa y: $ flat hr | tm il*'$ for fvrinutwtf^ff "The future b o ra guru nr Sf-pHer ( ’iilM pif 1 1 r T h »* portunltiea for the exn nsien • f I hrIr ii|iWi» f**r I Hi a revnliitiunary new techtil- fvnil*’v Mill nl«M» lir hxitilfttig? fnCtn $mfiVc t v nl for |M,st-r;radunte eilueatinn " I* »!ri»*l pi i .i ’ hm Itr n f il The pill p ise la tn ke-J> den- in? tilt* abreast of new develop- m tr f«r the trail- r $ $11 he *rtrhmrnta in their fo ld . They pay u llnh* t| nt n latei title New ventil Itltt fee. In r-Mirn, they g rt lh« mtr» e«taf»lii l*r«l fn* IH** S«*r$|rr* privilege of ll-i • inpf fhrtaugh-tuf C u llip itrlrr w ire for i»»iv the aeries nn I nn illustra-.eil one jofi ift in rrr »»r ^'»r manual that runim arires Ihe joht in rx e-A » f 20 nrfpt, th* views of the sp-akrrs. tnl frr n il! 2#% n r * ? r»«i ^ •' Scien tists I - ail i.lacllaaoui* There is a diferent topic for erirh session Fix men leaching and practicing dentists, physi­ cians and suijt-aui* and all ha I selen, i-.l* -sneak nn each sub­ Oplnmrlrijt ject. Then they go into a round, tntde illaeii i|o„s. C lasses s ta ll al K .V) I* M m t I P M asonll* kae I’hone 51 ■rn atandar I Gnu and cun for two hnura. Herd j t.s gxthm in hujjii- Tel ephone Class Idea Gains Ground Throughout Nation Officers Klccfcd Democrat* believe that M cCarthy has K n ••dt;''rH!'.rd. dishonored, and unsung' with the rrtcaae nt hla auhcommlttea's report hy Senator Millard Tydlnga |D ). Mary­ land. With that, they hellave they havr laid the ghoat of the G O P * announced effort lo campaign on the Communism taiur However, the flepiiblleana hrllrve that the TydInga aubeommlttee overplayed Its hand hy Ita hittar report language which. In the main. hUated M cCarthy personally They think many votrra will ISnk on It as a whitewash In the light of this. Ihe llouae group la not ex. THURSDAY, AI'fi. 21. »*•'.« t>ected to launch any quick probe ha-r<t on Infor­ ! T O D A Y 'S HIIW.K V K ItS K mation McCarthy lx giving It i. ft i w An eventual Inveattgatlon la almnat certain The Sept I, I'.-.'iO an<l again. Mill Jihn (hr ItaptM was not ac­ llouae committer la traditionally unimpressed by iennfae Jatepk tilgliri, on July I , I'.'.VJ. cepted hy itir •>|ihistlr*trH of to­ administration oppoelUnn to any xuch undertaking. Those now on pension ot who McCarthy day, hill (hr common prnplr were go on (M'nalon l>efore Ju ly I, 11*^2 Several llouae rom mltterm rn are convinced that swept hy hi* itintirllon and a la* The editors of llolshevik, one of the important Russian dom Thn>r »ho franklv Irlt of magazines, have pulled a lamer. It is the government pre­ V . ill . lia ir in thr ln n rn *e whli h | thr Tydlnga group failed to follow up good lead# furnished by Mc­ -ta il- Sept. I, thia year They will I Carthy's investigator# our fault* arr mil popular while nut rhaie In Mil! higher rate I fteatdea. as Hep Harold H Velde (f l). Illlnota. points out. the llouae Ihev nrr l i v 'lf j fo r John i-amr un- tense, worn pretty thin now hut still continued, that all in­ •taitm g Ju ly t, I'.gi'J. rommlttee la -the proper forum" for aurh charge#. to you in thr way of righteous- novations in Russian affairs come from the ground-root tlfily tliie r giung mi prieinn n«. , dim yt believed him not.— agitation of the rank and file The government, according attrr Ju ly I, IS.VJ w ill liriirftt Mall. 21:112. to this pretty and totally false theory, is merely the mouth­ by thr fiu th ii tn rrrj-c that kim--' • H A T T l.r O F T H K K F X F JU -T h e Senate armed aervtrea commit­ tee hsa appointed a aperlal auhrnmmlttrr to try to talk the N avy Into Into r ff r r t nn that itatr. Thr minimum wage in Fiance piece of the people. dropping Ita rigid oppoallion tn women doctor* In It* medical corps I util iww ohl-agc nalnn* hav<| llolshevik now unwittingly reveals that in at least one rangol I|pw m l from 110, thr lowumler ihe Sorialiit government of The highly plarrd aea dog* who rome liefore tbla group are assured Prcndrnl Auriol fun fiern fixed al im|Nirtant rase this elaborate pretense was a simple lie • t Mtiyimr tnuhl grt, to tit), thr of a rough time—(or the aubeommlttee chairman. Senator I x s l r r C. 16 cent, an hour. Ihat's Socialitm Moscow has long la-en working on the merger of »ma!l miMt (nr any rrtirwt w m krr. Tin- Hunt (f)|. Wyoming, ha* a special Interest In the question of aex a vrrag r prnrlnn h*« 1-rrn f2*5. equality InVoSved, since Ida alale wa* Ihe Aral In giant women the for you. Wr can Itmcmbei wl.«i. farms into larger collectively owned and operated units, and Starting Srpt. I, iMtirinna will eight tn vote pretending that this development is based on the demands I the minimum wage in ihii country hr ralaril nil along thr llnr, with Hunt haa In hla ntllre the framed and engrn*«rd bill which p *-—d of the peasants themselves. Now Bolshevik has disclosed' ttllniMtiX -.! frets 110 to wa* 25 cent, an hour. hia aisle's territorial leglalalure In IVcember. I*A1». giving women Ihe that the tinil teat loti of farms was an idea from Moscow, I t'JS a rot thr maximtini from tit) right lo hold office and "raah" Ihelr vole* providing they were 21 to 90B.8O. Th<- avrrag r thru w ill David l.ubhen nl IMIid.de. N. J passed along and enforced hy Communist party worker yrara old or older. U 940 letliiio lhal dining ihe war hr Nrar Ihe hill la a picture of Father Morris, the one-woman pre**ure It is no I miIi I conjecture that, i f it has not happened T h in , H inting Ju ly I, I'.t.VJ, tried In grt more than hit thare of already, t h e r e may In- a new editor of Bolshevik, and that whilr thr nrw mininitim rrmalnx group behind It* passage. With such stern reminder* of the right* of women and of how tugar fiy hrihing a trrrelaty of the former head may undergo a renewal of his education. at I2S, thr maximum for a rrPietidenl Tinman and taking in a In the "people'll paradise" it is an unforgivable offense to tirril w m ktr going nn prnainn af- militant they can he when they don't get them Hunt ran be e*. Ir l that tl.llr will I r ISO. That'll peeled to conduct a moat searching Invrstlgallnn of Ihe Navy'* "men gang of hoodlumi min hit $1,000,- let the Kremlin cat out of the hag. thr lim it, unli-f* Congrtva l:«M».tonly" medical policy 000 toi|M>ralion whirh finally wrnl It "Min finite ill tlx* y ia i* ahrjit. Hut what will lir thr avrlugc broke Well, good. • IIOMF. F1AONT HFFF.NHF.H In response lo a growing clamor for pi n inn (nr .« rrtlrr,) worker# Ia federal rlvll defense program designed to rope with atomlr missiles Ir i July I, IP62T S'- ml S rru rlty The city of ld»t Angrlrt trernt and other weapon* of modern w arfare, the National Hecurtty ReThe |Hissibilities of television as an edticntional medium rX(M*rt« figure II will hr f.'SI il snurrea in h iv r adopted an inlrjligrnt solullnar.l haa promised to havr a hlurprlnl ready hy Rept I. ninntli for a rrlln x l wtirker anil lion for ihe pmhlrni of rpiea and are to Is* tried out tIi (h fall by the University of Michigan, will rrm ain Ih rrr for year*. It will h« turned over to Ihe governor* of tha slates, who will he responsible for getting Ihe defense pro­ saboteurs. Il hat patted an otilin- in co-o|M!rat|on with a Detroit television station. To i, m at: iam al U t& U cA in Home study c o u r s e s for adults are to he presented with No one g-ilMg on pro*ton liefore gram Into operation nn a local level. ance requiting Cnmniuniiti to reDefense on ly I, l-.i.VJ ran r v r r r r ' a higThe program la expected to he g rratly Influenced by fille r with the thriiff within len viewers able to enroll, pay fees and receive credit. F.xainlli- Ju grr prnainn -lian |i.H Ml, which a new government publication on thr result# of atomlr lneat level day*. Thry are not to lie run out atlons will lx- conducted after the completion of the cotir-ee will hr thr maximum until that bombings which la being made public thla month of town, lockrd up in jail, or and certificates of recognition granted. Isrtu res will Is- •latr. This thick volume paint* an unjileastnl picture nf the deatnictlcn Amt only thoar guii g un |a,nothrrwiie |ietteculrd, hut they supplemented by such aids as hlacklsiard talks, charts, wreaked by A-bomb* but It contain* much helpful Information for a!nn n flrr July I, 11152 i n grt Ihe would lie rrgiilrtrtl, and idrnlifi- lantern slides, laboratory exix-rlmont* and maps. Students new higher rate* whirh H art thru, keeping ratu altlr* fo a minimum. The N 8 R R la known tn be working hard on It* C D plan, apurred hy firj, jutl in cate anything happen­ will lx- shown working nirtiitMls, research Inlxiratories in with ,i maximum of $30. operation and ran- Ixtoks which are otherwise ini|w>ssihle For thn>.' alt rally nn prnainn in the knowledge that there Is a terrific recruitment and training job to ed. for the ordinary individual to view. Parts of the c o u r s e s A u g iet, tint Into .no which Matt* be done before any adequate program can become useful. Well, if you own a five room which cannot be presented over the air will Is- sent nut fm thrm in Srptrm hrr w ill ahnw up in thr gnvernmrr.t check mallhaute of 840 tquarr feel with a Irom the university by mail to those enrolled. •-•I thrm n o n ml (h i I present valuation of $6,502, and Thus the ambitious adult in search of further •situa­ T hr lu lr . have Iwen tn llrn n l nlatlrred with a mortgage of $7.- tion nets! not leave bis home to get it; he may pursue his fol old people—, Many old people who have Hy MUHSHl.t. K A Y 141 to lie paid off in 25 yea it, studies in comfort. Conflict lietween such programs and reached 05 and tcliied nr are jrour'fr no wrote off than mot,, of thtMte in lighter vein may sometimes result in luittles hr- nearly fl5, h ive worked at one When mv friend Itulie Allyn, tor the other from ♦< volt imtteric/ C A N T S n ilh Z ip p er* the retl of the |ieofi|e in thit enun- tween the generations. May the l»est mind win I Hnu o» nnolh-r Iq Jobs coveted hy the Social :'r% utlty law. Hut — outdoor editor of thr St. Peters­ We set up trgiilnr watches, two tty who huill hornet In 1949. For Under the rule. In effect until burg Tim es, split a lioltle of beer hours on and six hours off Rula- T A N . G U A Y . that wat the average. now they did nnt work long with me at the tq>rning of the lonk the fust watch and drove $ 1 .1 9 enough In covered Jobs lo have n Tantpa Tarpon Round Up and then the Jeep, his sop Charlie tilling GHKKN Nine twimmrrt rro u rd the 19 with him foi company, n hili invited mo to "go on the Water right to a pension. $.1.19 AM. SHIRTS milr Kngluh ( tunnel in one day Under the new lules starting waggon” with him, I didn't know C la rk and I made ourselves com­ lly HTIt IIK IIM iN t ; Sept, 1 shortening the time rr- whether he meant Join Atroholics fortable in the t iiloii of the "lies! (hit week rrarking two wnild reIlct", sh iiging, Kndliig or -illini; llred In covered employment for I Anonymous or the W. C . T . U. cnrtlt. H ate you ever tried In The pant week avr have sjM-nt Hint the choice of the I’oH m aH er I Mil old winker I" get a pension— Hut it developed he was talking in tin; cockpit wiiti mug the seen* rwim 50 yaidt trom boat to thoief a great d ia l of time discussing Genei.il was to cut either front many of these old people will find about Ilia ImimI, "The Rest Ret," c ry go by. Then try a 19 mile twim mme day the reinstatement of the two de- the fat or from the (tone, and he they c m get a pension after all. which I* truly a "Florida W alcrItcmcmlieripg that I iiecdrd a In order to get the pen.Ion, wagon” equipped with everything through choppy teat. It irn’l raty. lleverir* of rna'I a day In resi­ chose to cut front the fat. "This order has not caused the they'll havr to apply to their front a cocktail lounge to the shave I got out my electric raxodential areas. I took a position and plugged it into the 111) volt But it would turptitr ut tome day against reinstating thla service lay-off of one single solitary nearest Social Security office. <kitchen sink. socket a* I sat in Ihe cockpit. to find one of ihete bnyi swim- at thia particular time, and so clasaifled civil service employe*, They'll have to do that nny-vay t lie fhe United Utstes Marines (.«*:* appibaching us from ice that my position may be well un­ lie gei* the sam r pay, nn<l haa to sec whether—even under the { It does its stuff on neither land 1 mmg the Atlantic. derstood, the following it part of better hours. It ha* laid off new rules they've had enough or sea. Itulie proposed a iru ls e l rear slowed down a* aniated pas­ senger* stared as il* pop-eyed. Dr. Ellwnod Nance, preiident of a speech I made jn the floor of enough part-Hntr non classified time in covered employment to | starting al the Mttniiijial Pier in Now and Hicii w e would top to temporary substitute* to save gel a pension. the llouse giving mv position. T h l* Ht. Petrrahtirg to Miami vis Jark j Tampa Univeruly, hlaintr the pcorherk tile- or equipment and -peeeh wa» commended lay the $70,000,nun u year They haven't I'ven though they don't get 1 tonvillc and thr Inland Water whenever we did a crowd would pie for the plight in which thit members a t being the most logi­ loat anv security, and they would their government cheek for cveral way. gather around and flic questions country now limit itielf. They cal and best specen that w as made l e much I d l e r off from a fin ­ month#, their pension w ill start The "W aterwagon" or "Best | al us. People had never a would rather havr automohiln than nn thia subject, and I was proud ancial and security position to lie Sept | Ret ’ wan deigned hy lluiie him ­ Whatsit like thl* on the highwav that It received a tremendous working full lime at some other Very roughly here— hut In morn lankt with which In defend iheii “ hand” from the membership. self nnd built under protest hy liefore. work. detsll in n later story -I* an Idea G u lf C ru ft, laiat builders of New freedom, he tayt. They would W c got along swell until just "The |V>*t Office Department "When | first fell the drslre lo of how the rules have Imrn eased j'ort Richey. Although only 20 feet out vide of Jlrooksvlttr where ti ? • • K A H T F I R S T inlher have Social Secimly than last year operated at a deficit become a member of Cnngroti I for old people who had aontu P lltlN F . I22J-J In length and lest than 8 feet lie*ring wrtd lunt on one nf Hie tccurily againtl foieign domination. of K651.000.000. The Committee on suppose | wasn't rnorh different work In covered jo in : whir II ha- more modern farill trailer wheels. We packrd It with Appropriations reduced the budget from an\one el rr. I thought that Although It was created in They would ralhei go fithing than ties than the avrragr 42 foot grease and rut our pare to 2d estimate of the I’oat O ffice De­ | would become ***o d *lrd 1935, Ihe nld-agr pens Inn sy- yacht. work. And ihe |>eop|e elected the partment and called on the I’oat ahere mile? an hour hut It got atradily stem didn't get under way until s a enlieagne with men and wo­ Ita hull is like a barge or land­ worse aod a few mile* front In public offkiali who have given master General to make cuts In men whose foremlst objective Jan. I, 19.17, nr. after IBMk In this month, August, n man ing craft and draws only S Inches vernes* thr riaht rear wheel gave them what they wanted. Well, we tha service. We endorse that hy would lie what j* l<sl for oor pa»i*ng the omnlhua appropria­ country. I expected of course that who reached 06 and wanted to ra- nf w ater; nn this built a trailer an agonising shriek and frore. It don’t blame the |ieop|e. We blame tion* tdlI with thla reduced ap­ there would lie llsagrt-rnirnls as tiro couldn't get a pension tin- type house Ixmt with sleeping wa* j | P. M. *o wr pulled off the the politician! who lied to them. propriation. Then we demanded to what was licit, hut I did lie levs he had worked In a covered accomodation* for six in full ailed r«ad nnd liedded down for Ihe still further cut* hy pasting the lieve that when our country found Job approximately seven years hunks, kitchen cabinet, refrigern- night after listening to Ihe news The ittiir over price conlrolt it Teller Thomas amendment and the llaclf confronted with nn em er­ drier |93fl. tnr kitchen sink with running on the radio, enjoying « midnight Hut now a man of 06 ran get n water, flush toilet, shower hath • naek and a couple of short snorts, largely a matter ol politic*. At eg- Jensen amendment. The I’ nst- gency such a* we are now faring, lit the morning we took the plained by llir Tampa Tribune. master General found him self In that ptartiral polities w rulil lie pension, starting Sept. I. (f he and breakfast nnok. It is power­ Jeep and ran into Inverness where the position of Ihe housewife who cast aside at least for Ihe dura­ hail worked in a envetrd Job only ed with a Jeep nn land and two "The teletlive tyitrm favored by wat given enough money to buy I |wn Kvlnrude motors when at aea. found another Iwaring. T h is was tion nf Ihe emergeney. I often I U 2 yrara since I9.1fl. the Pietidenl hat (volilicol advanl- hamburger and told that ahe must wonder m>*. since I am here, if (If course, the site o f the pen­ Wheel wells for the trailer * .e installed without difficulty and we agei. It can be utrtl In rut back provide aleak*. the mud Important thing In the sion for a covered worker depends transformed Inin siaahlr bait well < were on our way again. After a on several thing*. breakfast of haenn and eggs, cof­ when she is launched. pricea only when public aenliment 'Further complicating the I’ost- ryea nf the uverage memlier of How long he walked in a cover­ Above the rahln la a »un deck fee and toast we were m high f’o n g r r x . Is. not what happen* General'* problem, .. demandt action. Il can enable the master ___________ ... ed fob ilnce 19.18 and th irrfo re w llh m m forte bit lounge chair* spirit* and the “ Itesj Ret" rolled passed II. It. 44P5, which gave to the United H latrs or what hap­ Adminitlralion to keep lire good every hut what will pal', hi* t a * —and what hla aver­ and double lied w llh a convertible along Iwhind Ihe Jeep smoothly ■ K x tra Clean, fomd I'alnt postal employee a raise of pen* to the world ranvaa lop that ran !<e raised nr and m errily. This wa* the life. I-oe#| ttwper, Good will of Ubor by letting induatrial from 9120 to $420 per year, which lx- the result nf the next election? age earning* were In that Job. Special probably mod of the old pennlc lowered with rase. Two extra out We were just out of Ocala whc.i M rrhnuirnllv — Only " I wonder how long it w ill be tracer rite while pricet on contumei added -160.000.000 annually to (hr whn now can get a pension with hoard motors are carried for em we Mew a tire in a big way. This goodi are held back. It it, largely, Postmaster General's headache. liefore we re a llir that what hap­ only I 1/2 year*' covered employ ergrncy and another smaller m<> dels veil us awhile. Mil hy 2 o’clock Not being content with this, tha pen* fn you and m# In the next ment to Ihelr credit w ill get nn'y the politica— at usual approach In llouse has passed over the P re si­ election isn't nearly aa Important tor for use on the dinghy nn d l w r were on our way again as hap­ the $20, Ihe least that can oe vita from the rear nf thl* amaaing py a* nwla. Reached Jacksonville the inflation problem". dent's veto, I I. R. 87, w hich, If a* what happen* to oor country? paid anyone, or maybe $20. Ihtr that evening and decided to craft. passed by the other body, w ill Our polltiral llvr* should not lie ■ If your father died and left add another -El.n00.000. T o say considered even In the same vein Our rrew on this remarkable wait until morning tn launch mtr trip was made up nf Rube Allvn "W aterwagon" In Rlark Creek, you a lot of money, how much of that the Postmaster General had as the very lives nf our bay* In r.nd hl« #nn Charlie Allyn, Kill* from which we could reach the Karo*. I^ l’s not take an NKOF.H a prartleal problem ja a m aster­ cc h 't do you think it would he (ail C larke, of the Tim es Art Depart­ fit. Johns and eventually the In beautiful Itlack Kedanetta piece of understatement- W hat HAHY dollars away from them in fol you to receive, liow much ronld ha d o t lie had to get more order lh al we may have l>tx»ir»n»se, Gnsid T ltra , Good hlrchenlcal ment. ami myself. We all met at land W aterway 1 ••<-illv Owned, Radio, Il w a lla s•# rraws e . . . o .. t Good tires, extra good should the government take in in­ money, or rut down eapensea, or comforts, convenience#, and y«'». aald would he held at the Ange- the St. Petersburg pier at 8 P. M. Condition Wo had expected to arrive in luxuries, as usual here at home. hill Hotel, Orlando, (V I. R «l.|n. to find that Ruhe had the Imat the Gate Way City early enough condition heritance taxes) Moil people, we lioth. In an effort to grt more money Fo r Sale Mr. Hmlth *• president will at­ on her trailer with Jeep attach* d on Haturdny In get ire and more believe, would ray that il the gov­ readv tn ride. To save tim e, w< groceries, hut store* were closed, tend aa a delegate. the House had passed II. R< 2018, ernment look hall and left you which would raise about f I.10,000,• Kdward P. I-ane produced what stocked up with nl| and gaa 100 so I railed up a friend. Hugh Mer­ half, that would he fair enough. 000 In additional rmrooua. Hut appeared to be a Uttered old gallons nf fresh water, hutane for r il l . who manage* kn A A I' l U s i l s w # * i s a C s s , Owe! But when Robert Walton Goelet •Hat bill la now bottled up In th* modal atomic homh "w ill release m uaUaljnanuacripl entitled. "Poor pur tn» stove, beer, cokes and Supermarket. Being a regular guy. enough groceries tn Insure three hr ram e down and opened un the more foot-pound* of energy than M atilda" which he aald a friend • f New York City died in 1941, he other body. •The Po atm aitrrr General was p had given hint for O. P. H ern­ good m ral* enronte to Jackson­ a to rr -for tta and even carried our thr sum tout nf all the bo P D P O j H H D H I mb*, felt an eitale of $19,579,000 to directed to r e d u c e dallvmdea ire and food to Ihe Meat. Hut you V - l’a and V-2'a, dropped on Iron- don# historical collection. Dr. It. ville. | forgot tn mrntlon that the ain ’t reard nuthln' yet. He nn be divided equally among hit three wherever possible. Where w as this don through the whole five and W. Rucker led In the singing of New Scat Cover#, Good I ’alnt, llcautiful l!liie Sedancttc, WM. However, inheritance tales, possible» Would it b* jn the rural one-half year# of World W ar II." the song with H a iry Weater ac- "Hest lle t” ha* two complete and the dock at Jacksonville next week G immI Tiro* A tiojd Condition and w e ll pick you up for another Independent lighting system#, one Radio, New TUea Kxtra G<wut flpeaklflg a* an airm an, Ihe rompanylng. The manuacrlpt waa ftvied fin I hy the federal govern­ delivery service, where they now Special leg of the journey. operated from a 110 volt genera­ have one one delivery ■ «»yT then turned over to Mr. Herndon. Condition. For Sale ment, then by the rlatr of New Could this saving be effected by commanding genrral of Ihe a ir Mr. la n e announced that the urlveralty at Maxwell A ir Force fork, and then by the rtate of eliminating third and fourth ela"t Have, at rested Importance of an conditions of Forrest G atrhrl, fob son* out nf tha forvos. F R K N C II T K O U H L E H Irland where he had a lum­ post offices, where thare la n* extensive radar V a m ln g network, lowing an operation at Orange "finch demandt demonstrate a General Hospital. Orlando, ------ * -------' -----‘ I. 1* singular state of mind that mutt per borne, took a total of 913355, city delivery service? ( Incidental strong fighter plane farce and ~ 24— OP)—NationP A R IS . Aug. ------Mg atrstegic bombing a ir arm . much Improved. be corrected aa quickly aa pos­ iviog I2.M6JOOO to bn ly , far your ' at Dafanaa M tnlaUr Julea Mcrh sible." Moeh warned, adding: "Thee# thing* coat money," ha lir a # aacralartaa nl D m "W o have an essential task lo aid, a*d number# of at M UM ' ------• m m a l the beat Chrlatma* tree* navy and or number# of group# "la a w Um ««|m af largae trees rat tap ptagwlag Mm fu lfil]: to permit Franc# to de­ fend b rr freedom and Indopond_ for promotions and cam of argrasalan. That for ladhriduale and require* that we r o r r m t r a U «n not manning Urn* dayo-ho (a requests to gat various per •snarMlihl HMilJidna ** ridlag n Jot a«»9 Ui»o. ~ Bolshnvik’s Boner Dr. Ilrn ry Mclsnuliii My Man Television Kflueal ion & «& ?* * * Too Isiite To Classify ConKrcHHitinn llcrloiiK Kcporls f e r th e M an W ho W a n t) flic C o»t Q iwt <y MEN M ENS W EAR SPE CI4L SALE U sed C ars Kiwnnia M I 1041 CHEVROLET 1946 OLDS 2 Dr. Sedan $49&-oo *1096-00 1941 PLYMOUTH .Sedan 1948 OLDS 2 Dr. Sedan Only .S495 00 General Kenney , 1011 Special BUICK Sedan «IB60-)><) 191!) OLDS 2 Dr. &cdan $535.oo $1845-00 ^NICHOLSON BUICK CO % rj!& rv s £ — w RANFORO, FLA. PHONR 1M4 ^ �0 HR TTIURSDAYAUr,. 24. 1950 THE SANFORD IfhR 'M ). S^NFORO. FLORIDA d ia ls Social A n d Personal Activities • e le p h n n e horn**t Iiatchel na* la-en conf i n d to the Orange General l|«» pital in Orlando due to iilnc**. Siwytn. f p id a s • t T h r {Linford Town*rnd d u ll w ill hnhl ii» regular meeting at I hr TourU t Center at 7:."V* I' M M O N DAY T h r Itrnrilall Avrnur Clt# I# will airr* nt t|i<> Chapel at _'.(Ni P, M T h r Woman'* Ali**lr>naiy Union of 8cm inolr llardiH A ■ nictation w ill havr a conference on "Cornmunitv Mlaalnna" ronilnrtril hy M r*, Clifford Walker. State <i ntinunily Mi**inn* chairman, .it the F ir* t Baptl*t Church at 11 iui A. M. There w ill I,.' a cnve»cd ili»n 'It Manii. h. Taylor, an r t luncheon at noon. M rm lirr* a tr urged to altrn il an<l vi»itnr* nr” #*•1111X0 #»f thr t.enrgh# Power ( ompany, of Atlanta, (!a. who w rlrnm r. • let it i aa prt »ident of Pilot International at it* twenty-ninth convent ion hi Id recently in Wa*h> irrgtnn, It C. Miss Caroline Lee Is Honoree Al Party Mr*. Toni Holt nml Al»*. Hugh W hrlrh rl rn trrtain n l Mi** Carolin r |.ro, litlde-elr-ct «.f Any :|ll, with an informal Cnc.i Coin party ye»trril«v at thr homo of the lat9 ter on Magnolia Avrnur T h r room* w rrr ilrrnratrri with •iimmi’ r flowrr*. T h r dining tahlr wa* ovrrlatil with a hand-made la r r rlnth with an nttrartivi ar* rangrm rnt of multi-colornl hihi*. rtt* at nnr rml of thr in l.li. \ K > on thr tal'lr w rrr candle-dick* holding lighted taper* Mr*. W hrlrhrl and Mr* Holt ntr*rntr«l thr honoree with n linm luncheon *rt. Thrv al-<> pie-cntrd Mr* Rif tn L i Dltutfeldcr. MTep 0 liriilr. with *ontr lim n cocktail napkin*. Tho *r cnioylng thr afternoon with Mi»* l.oc w rrr her mnthti, Mr*. Al l.re, Mr*. I.loyd linyl.>. Mr*. Edmund Mrinch. Sir* W il­ liam lUtim ley, Mr*. Wight K irtlry , Mr*. A l Potidncy, Mr*. Sprncrr Harden, Mr*. Stanley Hockey, M r*. Ilru cr Boll, M ir*. M I. Itn horn J r ., Mr*, George S|M-rr an I Mr*. Simon L . Binirfridrr. AI»o Mi*« Nancy W illiam *. Mi»» 0 J c n n S a y rr, Mi*« Margaret Dingfrh lrr, Ml»* Pilon Baker, Mi«* M ary Ann Callow ay, Mia* Lnu l*C la rk , Mi»* Catherine C lark. Ml l.v llian Boyle, Mi** l.ila i-efflcr. Ml** Minnie Ruth Odham, M i*. Carol Skinner, Ml** C h rrrv SingIrtarv. Mi*» Olyve Ann Adam* and Mi*« Betty Jo Brock. — Miss Paulina Lucas Weds \V. ,1. Slesvart M i,* Paulina I.oca* of Fern Park became th# bride ot William J* «*e Stew art of Fern Park In a candle light ceremony Tur*day nichl The wedding wa* held tn •h# Sanford Seventh Day Advent<»t Church with Killer Dwight Herbert, pa*tor of the W inter Park Seventh Day Adventi*t Chiirrh, officiating The waulding vow* were »aid ta'fore an a lta r bankril with fern and white glndi.dti*.«. Th#' fam ily l>rw* wore drrnratr#l with fe rr and while carnation*. \ program of nuptial rnu.ir wa# tendered hy Mr*. Clayton Pitch, arcoinpani.t to M i*. Carol l.uca* who »nng "ft Prom i.e Me", Sir* Thoma* W aller who *ang "Ah Sweet M y .tc ry of l.ife". T hr hride wn« given In m ar­ riage by Klder l» II. Shrppaiil. She wa* lovely in a gown of pale blue embroidered organdy with a cor.age of w hile garilenia* and pink n>*e hud*. Mi** Carid l.ura* .e tv ril the bride a* her maid of honor and Ml** M arline W il.on and Mi** Phylli* l.u ra* »rt#-d a* l.ridc*maid*. Little Beth l.vnn M rn.in wa* flowrr girl and Donald V in ­ cent wa* ring l . arrr. Harold Huhadii'' of Colltmbu*. D. »erve#l a* la-»l man for Mr. Ste#*art and Alden lluhadue, USN P R K S B N T F O B T I I F . I ’ B IN C K K M acted a* n .h rr. Following the retemony a re ­ 9 D AM ASCUS. */P>If* a ception wa* held at the home of •hanir to rliaelotr thr * r r r r l, hut Mr. ami Mr*. Thoma* W aller lit thr Duke of X'linbtliKh I* goln- Panin Mr and Mr*. Ktrwart Irfl by to lu rp rl* r’ rinr'** F.llialret* with preatltl* of Pam aw it* tiro plane for Havana, Cul«a for t cade, rarvrtl with woorl ami In ten day wedding trip. laid lira** whro hr irtu m florr Mediterranean »rn duly. T h r Duk* houghl thr present* when he came i:\ S T F .B N S T A B N O T IC K here on a v l.il when hi* *lil|t, tii Ch«*.,iirr», wa* at Lnttnhieh The annual Robert Morria Me­ lie explained he t><>iight the hro morial picnic w ill lie held at the cade h#'eau»#- Ihi P rin rr** had home of Mr. and Mr*. W. L. Seig ^ lie r n »o imprr*«rd with limeade on laike H arney Wednesday a f­ preaentrd hrr n* a e-eddin*» nr” ternoon. fcr.t hv for met Prr*ftdrnt finnFa*tern S ta r member* and their kry Q tiw u.dly. fnmllle* are invitiul. There wil' he a fi»h fry . hut all member* a ir Set »»lf water for hin t, in clay re#tue«ted to tiring »al«d* and d< or wooden Irmvl to prerrnt fire * r lt |. Ing—or add an old i»>rV*t mirror Contact Mr •• 0'D »*l Cr«r»hy lor to r t llr r t warming light. further luforrnatlon. s Pick The Car You Want To Drive . . . The Price You Want To Pay J Mr. ami Mr*. |„ II. Connelly have returned to their honi#* on Park Avenue aftei vin ting .everal point* of in t e r c t m Plot da. Frlchd* of B illy Dtincae will regret to learn that he ha* tieen confined to hi* home due to d i­ ne**. I an.I XtiHinu tit* d t. fin . tU i >*'it (dt ;aOVH STAR Kli .d rill T. ylnr and l <' iiu.l'and. Conrad Hilton, heir ti> a • i > i*it at. «ilt h i g-t 4• #| nr* IlIA.OilO.nOO hotel fortune, -hate 0 m d pirture In New York with j.lfV Ifttf tin H»r Mtlirn t»rl a tut a. "lUnre." M Whit# i ' do ’ In Parti T in y were among t iV 'I n l Mluitltn:« u h iilt ,diMit( the 7.1W pn» et #i» nn the liner k rhetk. (lalefaalton/rD m n lkttitr tti.it i«, t.tk . up nimtt •u»r ftnut tin* ait ntn| it*.LI t| tn I trm l t»f ilrl|tp itii; T i p*. 1 * pi t .••it in \irtt.ii* ty |t« •»( t ••tii.iiiirt «, ('hildhoud Hints Mr ami Mr* Oradv I. D<lfK!!n r#r l# t r i i# t « t i i #h -d W.'HR and »on. Mike, returned Toe-day \ P I *lii« it mil I llri from H artw ell, (.a »be#r M i* Duncan and Mik«- *pent «ix week vD iting there and in Canon, tin Uh.tt i|h \«mi •!#• mil* V 'lll and thr Carolina*. Mr Dum an • pent a f#*w day* there and a# r l l t M f r t ' nil a l#»lt»\ «l.l> ? It t» ;« f*p«f lull r entnpanird them home when J mI hm v am i M m i tut t•• Mr. Jin«l Mrs. K rn l lto s«rltrt. , t«nt siouit.l th. h n ifr. v I si J r. nn.l son Krnt I II havr arrivtd w«y« *»»« • •••*•? to *p,-nd a few #lav* with M Cm nr 11 t niv* r*ily*» lie me and Mr*. ItooM'lter on Celcrv niakei. II- Slan o k . in a Avenue. Their d aug hlrr. M i*. .1 teienl bioail,., t di-iii id 'bi* W. Norman and daughlrr Nancy nrnblem on b. Hu* I Your of Ja rkw in villr are nl«o vU itin c ' Home pmtM.ini. the Ro**ettct» and Mr. Norman \ mnlto-,. , mooi out, really I* cxpecte.1 for the weekend. Fr#il |„ m no toe* to Hunk up ltn«*rtter will leave for Princeton , ,,, I in I of fun Univeraity on Sept. I. l o t r v rry n ii.. Tim' I1 a j •' emite to , .1 n hew I ,-hen n iirh el-i i I., lm* - n In r mind , unmade bed*, b ir ik f a - i di*ln in the *ln k, Inuii'i # v.hiit to - .n o ini lu n ch am i tlinner. Unmet.............................................. ...tier - v Sinirimr Convention Slated For November m t i f l . y )h I. p n r i p i i m l !•* t h l t i.f Due to the oul.'andinv- .•#•■” a f u o t h r r hii .1 t n t n \ .lay. of the Seminol- County SI#---*T h r Ih i tt g i.» 'I n, Mis S t n i i i r k Convention Sunday -tl the S'#"f- > 1 m n iil, is l«i t l t i r k r.f wNys A ri.'nry, another ringing ronvent|on w ill lie held here in Novemlier fur t h e r liil lf. it in h v. .» •/!».»■i Uni.* im.I d i l l itH.tu u m l h c r tun** W. II. Dunean, rhairm an of Itto «!u h» r w *'ik n»"| »n»ry m il h r r group announced today. plnn% fo r th r •I «v More than POO penpl#> from eirbthroughout central Florida Mint j lMir w iy is tn Iin vi* Ji.h u n y from P alatka, Starke a#i#1 Jark»###r- m u I Mary h r lp w ith hoti i hold choir* He m e m h r t when y.o, ville attended the proiri-oi Sow rie a kid, to iw you h e lp 'd •lay, he »tui«'d The .ini-'n-- •• gram* were d a rted a year and a m o t h e r - ' i r t l i b e p 1 •#*, d e a r o.## o l d new | i i | i e i . a n d m a g a i i r o half ago at the Church of f!<*' " i i h it -I i |#in f t a n g l e d • '1 Flm Avenue and Tw enty-fifth r o r d * a n d r i o t lie*. »( e v e n I p Street, and are open to people of aeru li t h e k i l l i n ' floor 2 W ill all denomination* .aid Mi Dunran I i l u l l i n '" t n d i y - t i l l love t o I I r n iu .t »i * a T:*1 Ill If*- ft 1* • in •tv t h e y ' r e " m o t n e r ' a l i t t l e in Ip* Y«U m i g h t e n c o u r a g e Aim ru lin n ty a lt * , la d her lo ll ilougi And in*li ad of m a kii'g ju*t n , rn co u rag r her to create figvi# • O f rnum e, a little dough nnr I h- w aited, hu t think of Mm> 11#i.l«- w hin -h e • r r a lia a »n«-i m rn , a d o g nr i«n e lf — think the fun. In ad d itin n . Alarv g .' th* feel of th r kitchen -#l"l - ■• lug —and it* ' not toother' >b main alone. K it# hen are al ir h lo»o». t rn Park News III \1. I Ift * ll \ t I t ( ' p r l l i t l i n g r l n t h l».*i>:% »\h», m m ay l ^ 1 'VI.PB j h t t n j r tn r l t ' f h r * • ............ II ft:** *: 1A (ill) » .U in nn l»ilk l» ijn I " Ik 111* " II l u llflk 11 i l l tJf.n I 3 :lk ISifa ll:lk I «a till tiln I :tk lin a J on 1:11 Ji k * *•41 l*#> II" 1 #»" •ill (m n • :lk • ije « *» • Ik Ti « i» Jll# T 1* till ft nn • la »mn till » ft" l«iaa M :lk l* ;l* llio n 11 |l#k Htgn l i f t • • 1 M t »l# H •’l. n| | i i i i U mihI .» wt . ' I ii'rliiiling y o u r n a m e a n d nddi' 1 T h e i r i f o r m a l i n u I . free. C!uirrnt#-#~l 5 Vr# 2',’ft f^oil Prrmler Sprin g Many laiy rr* Df F lu f f ) Heavy Itnllrd Fhge* R r ln f o r r n l C rn trr C ovared Seminole Couoty Motors 619 K 1st ST. FHONK 1011 In Beat f ira d r C h o ic a O f C o l o n T ic k in g Unit Felt •22-50 Kxch an g r Matching Boa 8pting Same Price—(Vmvrntrnt Term* ECHOLS B ID D IN G € € . I l l Palmetto Phone DM? t u . .t F I I I iii» IV ttm r t t o V t f . n r. Mr (otxUtkxvS k HlAIHfR! ■ -- m Door* Dpen 12 I . P M. Hail' It AR«■AIN r, i on M A T IN F K ! i » .. on P . At. <1111 DIIKN KRKK! * liib t r rii s h Ar i l v Ja n rt Ktorida, *•*' w ilt * p ic *»nt thr* Sirnstittm '• #tr |*» f|»r V % A t u r tjr.i ront* t t • • t*«H In A t* 11'iiic I ’ltjr, N *’ . (fn lcrru tli ntfl) ( ; i : n i ;\ \ liy \ M i l l s I irilrr I. X fs . Ad* m il It tl I i # r* W i t h I ' a r r n l s h n iu B r I %« c |i i S dlurrU )’ A 'mmi'Li \ HH»\> #\ IIOOAY! ROMANCE and INTRIGUE nkw s with ru t \ \ | | W Pk Mi JOSE FERRER F u o n y lo u n ItoR.I, fim n I'h ilm lrl sutls. If tim p* *1111 r r m iin , at* phia Mr. O rte i * \ • I ’n -i l* nt i p || p iw ilrittl p rpalti t dm o( IlL iisitcll r« n«’il Co., *.f I'hUn.lt’l « nr<f stain, let ^tnn.l h a lf an bcur, |tlun, ta taking L u sum mer hull- i f L r n Ln ish ami ritu i* «»ff tliuvnuitb ilav ami \%til rrs iim r his ilu ttrs «»n !«• «tr|tt |5. K rult irr rr» am s ta in s ir.iv »*•••! Mr and Mr*. II l„ J u n e . h ,.v .-j * h r -a n e t m lm e n l ... f. • N*'»uc fru it Mtnin* .................. . lift'ii Uiilini* w a tet i (m um l ih r m ; *»t|irrt Ilk* prut L *»i »• • • • v , w Ih »h rm itn in » *«t*» #i-t d r in n iB totv Lc **t h\ L« tl I rh r I ittrr try p«*n';irii» h i *J« t"l w firni s a l r r f ir s t, fli» n ruh i f r w rlrn|»s nf i* l\ r c r in m w..|# }r . . . •nsttintm, |fl •tnml a (• a 1 bom *, and rin*e out. I f . afi«» three e a r r fu l t. -.1 nt*. th. ie ale , 11 II t f t . 1 e ta lli, try a *afe l.le aeh Dn •! the *afr«f i , n o lin n . p -#1,0 , 1. . •old a* powder at drill* *(•##. S h a k r It nn Ih# dampein-d ►' itn, let aland » rv rra l h o u r*, then lo o t, ] and titter o ff i I I und cooperate w ith ............ . • w h ich nninhcicd o v e r g t v e r . Ihi* h o n o r your Mt, « w,LLW^GO m f' FAR F Winn lair 71181X11 Ini* Sim Mhi la jUiiin Sumt lum I^ast Few Days Echols August Bedding Sale llrnlrr. Radio, Seal Cove rtt r.l It*. h TONIUIIT—FRIDAY HM8 Plymiiuth Srdan I l|itnmrt t is| I A I N I \ NM IN T .It irttl Mr t *| | '>•" 1 V' ' I" " ' " " I l a k . | | | | r n o • I#. ft*.»tt • h | \ f Inr fit », ,i n. if | ..|n | , ,j •" { th . II II ... ................. »• i.in«t S.if nr (tin till* t • , vi. L t.u *tw .»t til. tn.iti. •»( M r s . |.#. r.p U cct % %it ft h f ir^li .'1 \ ii|« >»i' I* ^t t iitnl # | I , | r | H o i. t *. 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I C F « i: i : A M s i \ i v > Mi am i Mi L •% .*'!"* • ' Uhl \\ In fIir# it ,i i , rh o ro la ti , .i \ |, ,, ,| # |,, | i IV t t x and fiim llx 11h i * ' • *.• virr** im ilv a##’ ■p e n . l i n g a w e e k * V##- mill#, in i l l .#,v l.er i v m a y m ak e .# « ••• lv<n<! if lies! 4 X|• «n.I M»s ■ Ii,-i .it I'erty, F l a . vi»iting r#'- l i f f e r e i u e o ' l i e l . e i t .. , l„ tr t i •mil% m o v e mu hi ei.'iattt * t a t u . - a y * It* until I Ih .ui# itiv Mr K I I < I I II | ft t ilt t lH fl A l a r g n i e t I ' l l i s . t e x t i l e , In n i l . I ., , ,, .. , ... m # l**| Aft « I • ♦* .it ? iln'i »h 1 '' . '* . [ » » ,- ir I ' ' ** D ep artm en t i* n • '»»,||u \ t n **f I it • W •" •“ M" k ’ ................. Mi t \y i* • « . * S'*t|fH|(l ' . . , , In* f r i ’iini 'inHiR . i n i* • l ... l o a n |a # w n .b » # u ig li w ill t e - * • - r e a m . »ug*#. • • o n e t i u i e \ is tt." I M r*, i . I «i % «• * I v t n na lt tion ' '" , h l * wei k a f t e r a vn. oo 1 '|„Vi'ng f n i i i l i o f ,i . t f. . . 'n t M is tnn 11 v11 l -t K i u g d o n , N . A *#irt*. Tim *, tln-y r i m s in , I ,lif 1 I Mr Mi f l a m e Si I m . a v i . i t . It a t '• " • | t r e a t m e n t , t . . r.-i....v. .......... \Vri il l |l , i " " r t * 1'' .B f f e l.n l In g r.-d i.i.t* hit am i Mr t• M 1*1. k l •• It; i ' te iu rn rtl .......... ... nnm r nt r n « I |r, ut,, > i . i • t . • *r la k e . Ill I e*»ti»i,. >-nnt. nut m** «• ea«dv 'f I ’ b i l l l l * H i t i l l S .iv \ f t ir n . • A||*« B e tty l-yka and J ih H im * A-**.it*•! vi hi n ib.-v o ft, .I, .. i i m• * i Mi i , p int Sundiiy a' D ayto n a F t i.t aid f,n tb.»* • #m i-ii i. i * |U*Hrh abb fabric I* *p "iig *n g w if i bike (Mil M r- S iri'|ft|«rf I »f Wiu*»» ^ .All* k ft.. t,i'i» li'i l*a* leguveHoi Jwrarm w ater; on fwrn*wa*hat»le Patk af • • ' . i .it n i •» 111m* f a h r l r g . c l e a n i n g f l u i d n e h »• * At. il . Mi PAOIA RAYMOND f ' a p t a n d Mr- ' H t i l l e l t a n d j t M, „ ti t r - u h l " r i d I'li#- w riter lu ll* •• • i ||| tl nil Mas c h t l r l n ». Bprnl S ii'i'L iv , v m i I iu h t «rtiiiVf MiL’d i , i t i * mill. :•« •I m m ' I l f * il |t. Sir.Nt BASSO rn-l Al \N rrl * 'il N p « MmyrnD Itr'.iclia | ||,r ^f«*n«« *'»lvc»»l n nimt • • -tl Min ft tl* J Mr J . tin 1‘iMiUcn Im . r» tu rn * from ctcn m . »hornlotr "r I'll# * r , M. tut*! 111. i ti •# i Im .: Ihi* l r * H ^ I <ith rf iitKm iirittfl \ flui povinifus nit lin iin ' ftf \\ nil ■ p t irffMitt Xidth s llu* I l.irn r" riftiifi'i. nn' in Din.' Iln ltff. N L %%-i(!• i Ip r i water. \.« n ilLi *.r ch**. *• it M# #. '.*• 1 I'it • te N iiv rlt) T r a m l l iuhtrr**' Mr atul Mr s (ir t iil'l O ili'R ii Lit.- in* <r»nm s tn in s i i »«i illy ran !«•*!{«* ,» •Mil ii It ... haxc rrtunnN ) t•• th ru h o m r Mil j t»«* UN*tint out w ith liik n u o m Mr A It Ifnaiit mm DELUXi; INNEKSPKINU MATTUKSS H$>5 . **,1•,ti. I .Him . 11 , Ith.1 • | t Ini* h»»n* h« I It I m ntnl \ this t U 'ff •|««*rtlt JOAN Al.l. MARKS AND M0HKL8! KASII.Y AIUIANCKI) TERMS! SBK OUR RIO HKI.KCTION OP MKK-NKW CARS TODAY! »P. C . L . P K P S U N S 1 * icy !iitii|'ii*i 11 i|* .»•# ■#t* nt..1* ,, •r . .v • r*•1 Mr - I I••\ •I 1 i i d i l *.V * . * . . . . i T i t n l n u t tn . »I.»h • ih , itt.l Mt* ><*|»h'.i tf*turn«*«l n ft• i t>**nfttini* the *unitn* i tn M u hiniftnn, I* i AV**r*m j#mbnri# T in Wnnran' tnt • htl* H # i# n f f f ’loel- r t n ) . ftt* h v i h u it l hnhl tn rtf rr ;Mi*sr N .w * * tin e , Mftiml«>\ Aug: M, m th r Harr S'lild* O f e h placr . * f t ,r a ll fu ll nf w .m Hot# C r n iln O rrh C n n tn iu nity r h u ir h , l^ a in ru n j: and gixvl fo i mI It ra n lo ,i i Aforntna t’evatlnn* w illi a Mip|u*t at 5 (HI fti'clock .a . In Mii*ir r ia l placr fo r the child t#m • T h r W8C.H rrrrtitly ItrM a It"* AVorlil A# Nln* co iner of llie k itch en would I" / i i. -.^4. .. I'h ll lt*e«l Af l l r a - U and It Pie #..rit#**l, to belp ml** ' wonder fill p la r r In n lay (lo re A lv ln o H a t <#rrh money for the ei.ruing c.mferetic#' W h e r e A n * . I - ft-Var t o T r e e , I And if you l a v a tlu»*c bog t#ip v *a i TloB lu e . iM-ing the li»*et* p | n l i p I 'a r a . t e and rotilm ri*, th e y 'll make « A liny. A #llrl l l i n l i have In furni«h the *np|a r f##r iter fnl play m oney. Melody Atagailiie the R#d* M em l-'t* are u*ked to t 'a r n ie n i*av«llero Annther idea for n rain y div hr ing their lavxr*. n» the co n ten t* l i r r h e a l r * A Kl*r f I*' K# * p a in tin g . It 'r lot* of I' • w ill h r m in te d and t h r w in n rr* k l o r n l n a A’a r l e t y for everyliiMty B id , lilu r, yi I •" At t i d e H a w a i i annn u n cfd. P r a y t r K o r I’e a i e I green *nieared anti •tira k rd • Fn lln w in g the * u p |w r, M r* W o r l d At N o n a | pa|M-r ran m a k e wonderful ' Itaillo K arin l l l g e e l H e arin g w ill lom inct the devotionI *(gnr Arid yo u 'll find, Mi>* S e m in o le K arin r a i l # al e e rv ie r. M r*. J . F . P rite h n rd , tftaa r t i i h irk any*. Hint • II h#w », fingern*iiI 'o p i i U r Mlar nnd even t h e n n - r are u *rfiil n th, new promotion l.«lln A m e r l-a n a tlm in la n d " ilia lric t w ill d e liv e r there p ain tin g * Ju * l make rim Hoelal * , . n r l l » I ' r o g r a n i »ne of her ir* p irin g m lw a g re . | there are p len ty nf new ,|np ' Hthle I p m l l n n lion# A ll m em lo'i* and |im « |*e rf I v r lia r None H an. h to turdert Ih#* floor nnd lot* W o r l d At T h r e . m rm liera a##' co rd ially in v it.'d to p.ipi-i and |inlnl.* for Ihiih ild n ' T o d a y '* Mlar come to th r *upp#r and * la y fur t n ll*e. H i t * A tleaitllO ee the m eeting that follow *. T o a r M e m o ry Hong* A eh fio io |d .lyin g won lb. i J im m y W iddU o f F d g e w a te r, a Miidi- l - . v e r * I ' f ' i r a m I toy* and g a m e * , thl* I* a w-i ll> ileijlleel fii'ip ie n t v U itn r .it the home of | d rrfn l wav fm lb#patent* •# # l l h y t h m H o ar h i* Unele and A u n t, (» tp t. amid l l r l g h t H| hi # their hail d o w n , loo. P la y - •• ,M >■ •' II a I let t , wa* eleetr#! S ta r New ■ w ith the ch ild re n till* »<>• help U p o n * K i n a I l f flay C am per at the B a p t i.t *am p at | junior to *.'«• In * par# ill* a- r* * T w i l i g h t Hong* C an in M ille r, P#dk C it y . D u ly one HpoMe P a r a d e | people, ih# *ay» aw ard " f ftlit* kind i* made, and T o m m y T<#ek#r T i m e .llirid rid a lt y , p la y in g w ith (mo : the I miv ha* to oliey a ll rom p ru le *. I t r i f l i n g l in A f l o o d c a n Ih- b a m d e * , w h e n m a d e |# l l n i e # Kor A l.* d y M il,l* n ,l parade etthei flo u r, m r n * t a r r h or w K e y n o t e # 11* l ‘* r | e paper p«*le I f y o n want *■>" A’a r t e l e l l a ' t g -l re fip e* 'o i m atin g tin --, Meet T h e H a n d N i l . K d llln n w rite lo C o rn e ll U nive»*ity‘ I 'h l l H ead At O r g a n F a m ily l ife D en rtm cn l nnd a If* D an r.llm * for C rea tive K«pr#'»«lon At .it* f n t l e d N allona Hen* K r u p * l # r , h ria l* . D r. dro p t p#'*tcard At H o m e W i t h M a d e vlalnm W IIC H , llb a e a . New A” i'' New * a l ^ i . Hi o r e , t l h r t h m r’lnb N'»w* S tk e * I m p r« . \ r . l r l r . t i l i f »ii » #l**‘|.it I •*.| f«*t *(Ma t a I |»in|.**»« w 1 . Ip L«• |« ' t h r h>.|i»« k t t n \ r n f t h t « » . | .m..I ' h i t * .Hit ic*d»i*t n t t h l r u \tDi.riu | t h n « r n t r llu* n. u u « l m * t a h |i w i n ' «tou fan* w h ich t r limit, to fit i i n t i . wtTi.t.'w* #'f %in t#.ti« *li!i|*r* Mr*. I.. A Phillip* ha* return.*. ! home after having been mnflned to St. Vincent lln-p'tal for a major operation. » "•» « J" 'ln r | m a n riit r.)tnptn.m. • tllr .I . Isi print nt tVtyi'i '* n \ts I THII nil 51't’ I'llt Mint !».. 'la h .i \ m humt*l rhtmitr** V.% j# ..rititn * I I h r hdllM* illi'l l | a t l.lU t III • (I..in I (MI1tpitr«« .UiiiNCr Mr*. Orie Mathieiir and *on* Stewart and Donald have returned fro m W illiarm on. N Y where they have (pent the la»t *ix week*. RADIO STATION IV.T.IUL iii »m Ki»l liRSrtlirnt *• u h . t r tirti m u t r s r h iu m c sunttr ^ m *fs. t nu t\ p it\ tt» t n v r t h . r!ti ft »»• »»*f i *. t • a i t «lf y r r » . u h u h *11 .1 % I t . t i n t oiit|cnw«** t» «nt f i r r / r r I t ' o i l i *«. 'lint it in ri\ I*. .|t tifv-.l #.ff , 11 t h r ft*tm #•( s n l c i H im p. 1 • Mi»* Jean Saver ha* returnc#! after (pending the la*t three week* in New York a* the giie*t of friend*. It. S. Bate, and h i. .on W illiam Bate* returned Tuesday from trio tn California They vl.iled Salt Ijrke C it y . U ta h , Yo»emite Valley, San Diego ami l.o« ,\i gelr*. \ P IIK V K N T IN t; D A M PN K SS Kirping thr hi>u»e dry in ho*, humid weather and th u . prevent- j ing mildew, mu«ttnr»*. ru»t and con*e#pient damage ha* Itei-ome em ier in the la*l foul y-i-ar*, nrcording to lla n v I t,a iv e r, agrierilturid engineer ##| rtn I S Hepartment of Agtirid im e M# (•Arvrr niflltioil* rn tn#- hautr il u n i rhrnttr •! t|tA i i t * «.i tupt >*v«#i •Irvirrs v%ht«‘h h»\» ronii «m tlir ttintKrl tti t r n nt >« .»» Personals T IM IR M M V Under thr *p<m«or*htp of It.ta Flgm a Phi *ornrit>, thr tfe.ptinnift nt »hr Fenrald Laughton Mrm crial Ho. pil.il D M ,. jiu i... !<#«.|e H # y l r - . t o I h - l a n l vA'etlnek.lav Ml an I All Kadi i Hart h* * their g u e . t over t h e weaker I A|i« H u ll . hrothet K 8 M iller ol St P e trr*h u rg Mr* T W 1'ievatt and 'tr* II \ F i.h e i vi.ited Rev and Mr*. \A II Kvr#i of Alim* T u rid ay. I d l lo r ic w iv c s |U MR Social Calendar PAGE F1VF ALSO: IRIOS RUNNY CARTOON **|0’ x :»n’ I’iclure llnlfttrllevralil)' C!lcnr On Olanl Sired Screen" Complete Program 7:20—9tS0 I*. M. Children Under 12 Free "Movie* Under The Stan’* £ANFORD • O F L A N O O HI GHWAY Iwfi.i �Tin? «A V Fnnn r k r a m ). r a n fo h d . F l o r id a * - T t H T H R P A Y A U G . 24. 19 50 Giants Wallop Packers 8 To 2; Meet Here ifomer “ Better Fishing Rodeo” Will Be O ver Fence W hile Held For Boys And Girls Aug. 30 Collecting 2 F or 3 r r S a n fo rd - O r la n d o K e n n u i C lu b E n t r ie s I ! l l * r It VI 11—.1 ta il.. Nile • M r .l H ull f la il, |i.,t«hlei Southern Circuit Shows Two Games For Price Of One nuoga have played five game, apiece. T h i. bargain fur the entertain­ ment dollar continue- atrong in Atlanta tonight Bno" " ‘r ■loublrheadrr ag iin»t New Orlean, nnd in Little Keck with. a ilouldrhradcr agnln.t N o.hvillc. In addition to the u.ual fiow of tw inld ll., u .u a lly m. Sunday. In alm o.t every |«aik. nine ex­ tra douhleheadcr. are coming up Iwfor. the feM on'f tnw, not counting tho.r tonight. The extia * will make up for "<•* and game* that have l«cn rnined out. Chuck Kl.cnm ann. one of the main event prlnripal* In thi t i t ­ tle of the yuor Monday between hi* Mobile l h a r . an I Atlanta Cracker*, did hi* ornament* 4 favor la.t night, lie whipped Hirmingliam in the f r*' g'U'ie and allowed nil-winning Atlanta tn »lip «lx game* ahead of the •1 - 11 . ii the pennant rhft*e. KUenmann ha* wen only two /-• , , , | I iii.il plan. tor < “ better fulling rodeo tor boy. and girl. lo lir U ■ - H' ' , ■SI rl t. r.tu n . Mill # , ____ tty 8 T F H L IN C . 81 .Al't*v II"I *' I I'l-I Hell t|.*lie.t till, tl H> A SSO fTIA TK It 1’IIKK S I't .o iin iv • t v t i : 1. 1:4111 r. II ',n '‘I’*" * !,rld on ihr afternoon of W rdnriday. A uk W) a| | . ,k r Charm . Oviedo, T*.n Hr*' u . i W ill thi A lbany C a rd in a l* end Will tv-u rialrd I’rrva Sport* W riter V% •- ••rl. (all c lh iw g * of Ix *.l)u r« hurlcr D k L w r(r toroj)| , lr j |iy Ir ,,f r lr „ U „ , r , of ihr J a y .r r ,. I hr C ity „f Sanford, TmiH the I ( i i 'irg la Ktnri'!'i nmodi' 1 «rlit »»«!•• T h r Southern Anaociation ii 12 10 .421 UVII M i l l :— V 14th. Mile v / f .m for eight lu ll *nd right . m| ,| „ r»*mr 4|ld w * t r , Fi.h Comminion ,t n merlin: yciter- i'AVlDpN |U04 (4 • 1 6* «l« 1 M hr way they 'ta tte d i t 7 tunning a haignin counter fur 11 a*i ll .Il Ii , 11, l>.. 1, 1. 1 . 1 IM I ntl 7T M It Ir a k , that way. run. night lo J i ... ..1 llit l-ce,- . (ity afternoon at ih r T o u m l Inform ation Month, rota t .. i (lull la * rh a il and thr rut ratr «alr i» •••In —%|||w 72 to J ll 1 #M Allan >’ defeated Arnerlru* I I U lr .'l H4 U 11. J I 1, 1 Mefeall. tU .n rm rfl. .t ill going un. huig t'a c k rii by a »<nrr of 8-2. *, Known < <« 42 af *• I I I . u« tlif Sem inole County HANK* l|||> I,,*fn K ill. If - llrent. i L . u were 1 _1.1 .w ..e . .e. I , ur> oVrr ,.4,n i u Hr|l> Anirti*tl»»# la*t night fur the C utd*’ -eventh 11 :• lot 24 For ha.,'hall braver* thr South­ lli'ttrr L'i. Kiahing Itorleo, it la open Hi. Although Ihry held I.Malmfg ts to In*. 29 fa. •trairht virtnry and it * " goo-i r i l l l l l , II U IV—It lin k . m i. ern h a. played 2ft gam e.— includ­ to laiya ami girla of M yeaia of I' r U i W j 241 2 % IS *2 Irti for iix inningi. Ihr Luanti II <t*|>» J. <. .* Ith ,. T«» ......... ing two tiro— In i r e pa*t foui ora tli.it liiu in iiil (lilnn>l<>‘- nun ! enough tn put them on top r f (I rwwll* \ r«frr.tipp , age and under, nml la .hvdgi.rd **- !...mln*. .turnn. f,*|i day* aml there w ill lie few let­ Ko rrd all of thru mnt m ihr tail n. | the league The Card* op nni t l - III"' VPrim 9 Orf«lh<|i* 1 ItIP I. T rain , i hv Better Kiahing, In r., ,. nitlott* »;•!».aavllla I'iT ld flt Ifru. h •• i*«i at Ii m < It »«< Illlanilo'a ««•, ,.InI ' uraum with Id v irto ri,• i n n i l • up. in d o uh lrhrad rr until thr three inning,. |>udimg a n o .i two I mI organliallon of aport.rui n itr. I'PldlDli » Hi A*Iirtirtltir 7 M U II t it MV, | --- a lin k . Mile n u t o f I rr«,inn and didn't drn|i .■•".on end. Sept. 10. in ihr .evrn lli .ind tliire in both .«<* ♦•■•tu. . • n, . i-,y , H4P|f«ifi| % |.rp*(.iirtf 1, ' ....... .. • ii'U .,1* rtube th i trad until Jun e I I . Fo r the price of one, fa n . got .1... *(» the Mage for what roi.M „f Am erica In thr fun I.Mtaer* M nt • 1; 1 tvimHirrak. Um ihr tighlh and ihr ninth. ni Mr|nnr|,i Talluhaatco nut only gtj r r r f w l n two game* in Birmingham la-t ”’ • •hnwdown diuinvhr.H.k to ■ O.rille ..f li.h ln g . <*..m>'Mi,.|er, it tin.,, I'aD fk 1 stt I»M)t(.f»a lira * 1h. ed fir*t plan' lo M lmny hut fed l.r e \ lla p p r Il all Mailed in ihr irv riilh when night whm I t r U n d a Red Hat* night. The Karon* lo*t to Mobile Tw „ ...„nplrt.. fiahing outfita «it • yiiatlrtn nI • taDirwv III# ,r .l| the way in th ird place Th in hte flr»t game 2-1 hut won 'm e being preaentril hy llrttrr Foityth nnglrd anil Irlt-firld i i“ romr to town. Nt H4*nfnr*t I II I I I II VI I — I'e lM ilt, I ’i r i t i »" S-| defeat hy M oultrh the *econd (J-5. Atlanta took it . for thr arrond .traight n ig h tF la ilin g . fur., to the hoy ami g rl I* rii"v **t'. .\*r,kfn. Kurt'* VAi| Murphy dapped out a liotnri (he Senator* failed lo get good %»ll (Ill %\ I .H I M V. ' r a n i e at the woiat po-alMe tim * ' ' ratal I hy Andrea (loiihh'hradrr front New Orlram “■* ‘ rntrhil'g the he.ivirat fiah in the 1 rupee U O N IM « « M oyer ihr Irll field-feme for tin p ilrh in g , and I I lia r . Ituh V '< muy Him Mm.'.ner I ailKe V*,lit* -til won a ilouhlrhea I for the >n ulul rodeo, (■••2 and 8-3. N a.hville al.o won Many additional priiea 1 trtri.lt 72 It two from Little Rock 3-1 and (M r a m i', t h i. yrur I m. i Ii over Hie tm ighi night the gam e wa« heM will la* given, and trunaiMulation N* m Y..rh •ernnd turn ill .o many iiik I i I(. 11 I er front W ayrm ai 3-1 oml itt-'J 72 II •IV I II l i t , IV—1 Ullfc. wile I «* 1 # VrUml cm | Valde.to rnnvi'd into > • .ifid plarr, 71 l< The only .ingle gamr progiam Baron*. ip lierauae of rntn. I.a«t night’* will lie provided, f’olea, huit ami P.r* II. 11 , laiun le II r * a 11. Bookie Clyde Steven* went tlir VlONtoll 40 J07 • • Mir ' ' II. I I. i ||.i|t*. Trne It-■ •* making r<«im for Tallaha*«e« It" m ited 'tatted 30 m lnidr tat< wu» a 12-ft victory for C hatta­ route for thi' riiant* giving tti. rrfrrahrnenta, and nl.<> fir>l aid. WAPhlmtfin Jo <2 • 14 2? Kyla • ir* 1 i ,11 Ifkatar. j low. nooga In Mrmphl*. ainikvillr ah r n **hl« A(i, 105 n|t, ill n. a 'n lln h li, 17 75 Parker* only five hit- ami three Ililld.M l.M n Klmer Te«*tn, Munltrie’* rnokie 70 II W BOA 11 *, S in rr Sunday A tlanta, Birm ­ 4 I 1 turn •' on Imll* while .ending f Iv«- ' HI[II 1 |l> 0 \\ II, Klein |ier, Jayeee pre*i- Ht • I V I N I I I It VI I - l l r r r b I ..lire a 1a*4ll t• 1 % 1 * 142 II • A ar, tin rn l a hritllant fnui -hitter > Hart Ilea ill 1. i*n ll-.nr.i ingham, New O rlra n . and Mo­ 1 l) r . II. K . K in g 1 porker* down m i the M nkr-niit Foitei 2b dent, and II I Rana . have llroMlf* \ M frrdat V In* • I . V . . 1 . I.eet*. Vita. » I to l*-at T.i|laha«tr fur hi . I |t)i bile have played a ll game, a4 1 Cade 31, 1 l.h n .g e nf the general uigunirn 11 ri a | «>n % H( IrfHll! & Chiropractor route. I i e l i r r , Kir I n , A s - h l llael,et«.|i ' win again*t five lo r ir l. Ital Ivy pfrer p!u* almovt regulation 5 tl 3 (’ lion nf the prnginrn. Jnhn \V»I- V f» ITtirli T |»rfrMt V la-ft-firlilrr Karl Murphy took Ki.hcrt, if p San. At. N at. Kk K IJ*. * 'Mrji tt> i n , v * t i !••»»|a « « | » alumni,d a twneriin hnmtr .fo r length tie . for each. I II.IIT It II V, l:-- 1 M Ik* Mil, llrt’wrfrr •* 3 1 1>liam ., Kurlyle linn-holder and f'lovpUhd «l IVpahlflNlttn I'h. 1752 or 1716 th.- i h i" 'An third i' II 1 • *t i n . l i . r , I n l ie ' I t a r e r vv N'n-hville and Little K<>ck ft | John Knder m e mi the refre.n1 1 0 with hi- hom er and a a in g lr, m a k ­ Unpihatt If min t I • I ■rtllMI - •1 Kelt - if* I II 111 le Ivr'» I'lth Itnmet. ••mmrm I iuI hi (llm n tt committee Mill Jo h n , and ft 1 ■• I’ardue e ing it 2 fin 3 . O ther l»mnt U it II . knell. Itnekrl IP.II.r (.'lint Min i I five play,-I .1* tim e, in font N t M A N I> X U A V f r f nl Vow T'lfV V* m hitiiirr t'urdrlr'* Kandy I'hlllip* and day* and Memphi. nnd Chntta U (irurgc M ffit nave - targ e nf the !»♦ffo Kmnierlch , f 3 (I 0 .fi \m ||vrtir »l,1 «i V I V T II MV, Ii---.1 llllk - Mile .» " 1 n 1I ait and Mr. linmi- and Kid Iti- t *lr vrlniitl nt t)‘Rphltinlf»n i j l«rl- lli i Mill*, I',tli lift!..indi -. I* ui* Vin.lt 10 p Id'wlo*' llUlflo, K 4( |r l filrltf i Wvhu 1 V i nihI |«mnn hinrd tti* ir effm t* to pitrh n * K l d l l r i l n ( hard will provide fi.h in g eipiip .Smith if 0 1) n v if i ii n t tm . .i *t| merit. SI ni * Kt/u ' 1 1 ---. 1 I’lrAie' “ --' ~ ,> «»•(r 1 ,.t .1 ’ lla friu rker, the haid tut tint- rrn34 n it it aMr. tianta, Mr. Mnffet, Mr. Hi. S M I ’K S A II IN I, Orlando ab 1 1. nl I•••• l *•»• •llni%»i 8 :1 5 P . M . II \ I II HAI •;— IlfMrlt ( N«rM •; Knder, Mr. John- and Mr Stem%* Un»lf moo I &• 11 I ONO UK A* II • a llf . An.- 'i to add In Ida rullertion. Mil and. ,* 4 (1 I l » i t . r r t . K iiiit m lU n iu m Il H Mtljr iranipi •< ho«ltil»-<l • il p « i will i * * . • nJiii'gi" m il I •• ( ( a |* | . . t l D r H r n s it M ritu ll*r 1 in- National 8 r I im 1 n II. 4 •' 0 U award |irire- i ’lifft.rd MrKitih n ing O iam nio iiiliitii gue* into the f l l l t r i i* i.i . , 1 . |t.a » l f i l l ltN4 h r l o r , T l I I’-.rlc-l if 4 (1 c %« « •«»% A| •!*««.• •• • 1 U amt '.Mr. •Inhiiii are hi charge n| IkNtM fiMjitli round t ■«I - y with defending u ••rl. Hall t'ark at K":lfT with i.’harlte Uuime* If I ft II I leatiaiking the lake, a id Mr. I *li I 1mdo-1|ili |« II Ii 41 ehitnpein. it - ' Wei!* of W irh lK , 3 II " (inrune <f Iff " Mrfi tl *; • • K adrr iia* rliurpe nl fii t it'd in khutuut at the K «4ill I . ., ting hy n (unifort- lour-lilt, to greet them Sanfuid atyle. Kl nt, 1 21. |. 4 II 1 |l«.•!(.*» \1 « ,,. Mr. Kndei, Henry ‘iuiiint nud J. Hi Idtllll 11 .in ■.ville Tiger* on the lat­ kt I.- uiurg' i. ab r II ,1 a St meeker *• 41 i i Hanford 1 u 0 I U 1’nwrllhave rh u ig e of ptu* N»m V'*rk St Thr run.iiteiit W rllt w r i Ri* ter’* diamond. I ’hlllip* w * . re4 1 1 ", 3 Shore* r Chaddrrton •• 3 1 1 ritlt Miru in ji . . urrmi'iil uf p n ? miic . III ill. .,v ,r.th inning when Co u.J again in y• ildi In v*• l ntt’ 6 1 1 1 8 i rittendrn tt,-2t» t’orlkar 2b 3 1) 11 I „ «I4 I I •f Nrsvpi.lt . Ii ii*d drive hit hi* arm. BUI I'lllplrul «rt| 4 1 1 ft .1 C u in a r p H I i n , brhii d Clark .ve U 0 •• lla fe o rrk rr cf n It I I oomI i * W *lrf4««) Uarbor, I i f K l m ip to : ii), , A th letic.’ light fia ld .r, bit a* 10 0 Dunn p 4 0 .1 Levy lb 1 •» u F iit t lis h H o y A lm o s t • . 4 the tunneiup *|»>i In tl.e three- .- g i .ni.I d a m homer In the tec0 u 0 6 0 0 3 u Hannon lb Jsckion if I'lhlddH^tiU € < ln«inr.4«i 4 i .i ( I dele took .eventh dry ttanding. with 4277 m in t, 4 1 1 11 1 Total: final n J Mi I u | , I F o n y th c 34 l 1 (a r t /in im rim an , P'lrtage p l a r e from W ay cru ... (tru.ikim ; r iM ib .ir t . t i t ; Inn 3 , •j 0 0 In lin e . , llie Murphy If Jdu tin U0->—'1 I n r * 1 Lak e,, i ) , illpp-d in tliii.l v.ith A roeilcu. Ii fiiuvmtcr ' lu C lift Sav- I \ u u 1 Orlando Temek 3b imo 10,1 (kin I D O V E R . Kngland, Aug. 3t 'A'l loimr I -, tm 1912 point! D .1 . . . up only three h it. m i 3 1 0 u 1 Steven. p i. liu w ttv r 3, Cooper .K ill -It.d ip Mn>. man, plucky, I'd Xrwr lfurR •«( 'll t ^ u l * A n g ,i■ li fm iiti., i 0t U it to Albany, j *i «rilr 1 11 • B1 <r K m - t i l - l i t «p Total i 34 8 8 27 10 Cade .1. ill • w ile , 2, iH it* t, Kuli- year old Knglivh ' ( l i w i l«iy, n m r 1 m ltr (1141 S r .v y , C le a rw a te r, F l a ., fift h , i.i>y k ir t , third ia .c m a n , got within an an today i>f awimniinp lir ov.k lyii 41 riiKlfHM it it ml Let* bur* ab r h 0 ■ f..in hit a fur five tim e , at bat,| (•Iffhl) n«»r (14 *) <4rid »*fp|tlnr 4 0 u 6 4 t e i , llailiie a. '.It Cade. S Vlad th,' Knglivli channel the haul Wilder Sir The f i v .t a r c 'ha'npion.hlp ee­ two icin g double*. Roy Pound. • l*>| v* Wrl.tiiMirf (*• I I I Mftd w a y —finin Kiiglund tu Kiam e. K u rin '. lb 4 0 0 in 1 rie . coudude. toitioir.fW’ I irkwall wa« th" winner. Kul t i m e hliUI 1 he h attled i i i*nt - i, 3 u l 1 » and Cullen; Fovler, H i, w lei and Milta 3b I I l i VI U m (S a \ 4 II 0 4 | Coupe 1 I .eft (iairiehvilli Hi. t ir • I muuntalnuii 1 m , Mhi yard* uff |l«»rl«>n Clift t f r mI l*Tilmir«* U» Hiitkortr tu* llin d r n If 4 II 0 tl 0 In hi In IS. lilt off C u rrier S. Via- the K rrnrli rna-t in 11 vain ut•m i4fill llMrfnrr (I 4i t» ||i|i«r « flykra a* (** J» Mitd \lltiiirr (7*7» a*• 1 0 1 3 dcru (t, Dunn fi, Kn rtcr I 8 0 Via- tempt In rearh land. Then hU tiam vr* hauled him e*hau»t«t 1 1 3 1 0 ilern d. Ihinn S. Krm er 3. HO Collin- rf •H I I I I 4TI.V1TM I I %I p4 1|! the arnm i|uinylng rowlatat. Hlrttrrke <■ 3 0 1 ft 7 f.’u n ir i 7 in I 2/3 Inning* tl run*: !• tt. Iv' gt M U • ' M IDCM 2 tmm % % 1 . •*rf Dunn S in S 2/3 inning* I run; Via M irkman, who .warn from 0 0 0 0 0 U ni on b-llrirkley Kl V. »,%t dero t in M S 3 inning* I run l i l t * h'»'ire In Kngland u year ago. • 1 4(4 Ha v*«no«h ... 70 0 0 u 1 Wmver p ‘••lllflll, tip 74 41 414 B rm o i ( U ro w it o rf, \ \ T Dunn. * ° c,#* * • " ' « « " ............... *( *n|iirttliuw I 0 0 0 0 a-liurth rf 74 <« 179 II 0 Winner Viadero. la .- .i Currier. long tralny that inemla11 * nf lua • 'tl.4r Ir*. 1(IIt 0 0 0 Buckley p 71 47 411 l ! Stone and W illlam inn T ' undoratmat he had « Jrre’i.sr III. 41 71 44'* 0 u 0 u 1 I led p flllirdu'd M ieieaafully and inaile A il|l unlit • 1 ;* 4l« 1 ft 27 14 31 • Totala t i 11 It4 | 1111 announcem ent to that effect I Jut k Poll Vtile Weuvci ill htiii %psindNf { In the p ie-*. T h e atn trm e iit w in ! «if e-rt, ytilel(r*Mtt« I I A Y T I I N \ - I 'M . I T K \ » l*«i|nmti|« t |>—Haii fur Hlril»u*ki' in Hit* ’l l , , I in r reeled only w lien .M ilkm an'* I AiiKti«t» i t tiRr|p«ton (1 PA I. A I K A , A iik , -61V tfBn/onl IMM 1KM) XM « • 1,*»(*»• ar ( f i n a l , I'llut, ( ap t. Jo h n llu rw e ll, re- Jtis. on titHI (HHI IISii 2 D.iytmia l*latidcr* I,ink Ha a1*it ii >li 4 Jin k*KiiY|ilr | trail* t |*ii | t 'illll1— Mur nil v •••It?** In » li«nl foilglil »«•«• iw | turnr^l 1«# t !*«• K n clirh count* md Till, mint S - f c l k J , V l a f i L k e , 2. ile v i •/ «■"■* he,,, la.t nigh, after ..ve, %441 1411 l \ A M ill 1 ( T l f t l Hielne. Le W ild e , C h a il.le i 11111 S it rnm lng n fa n tun lend th r A rd e n « i t. 111 l u r a a lilf ,. n ire u .l) nan 2 r inpm VV 1. r»i. It tftfim |»i»lt«. — t^vy. CpIUn* 3jt ‘ 7( ftl 47, iik “ llaferverkei lS U n ! ........................... foie, liie c o lle c t n ew * I cat lied 4*.»|IIIVI |om» tn 7* !• U K - ilu rp hy, H lk - Colliru. S I w l" » I hltlNllN|Hl||p .« J* i n Tlie l-let* took an ra rlv lead j'hem . Turn, k. D P - Red, Clift nml Item 1-4•If 1P4III* 75 <1 tn caning over four run* in the In.-1 . ” ** '**her. a In *lery mann Ht |*.« it aey. U f t — Hanford it, Loeiburg 7« 40 1 1 , Hal rant.. ..n three hit*. A f.irlou* f*»«*orr.. *atd here that the U»y Tnlrdfi 47 74 «i> ft. B it— off Steven. 3, Weaver I. pitch* r* duel I"'tween CalNtiiN'-! wo,it,l try again. He had lie n In, Jilin m ilirr Ik .it" Buckley 4, Red I. SO l*y Stevena (• 71 >•* (ill Wirk and M et (ieurgi >oorg, Cav, 1U,c w* ,r r *!' hour» u" '1 “ '",n - KdllPga (*ll)r fi. Weaver ft, llurkley 2. HO llrwMtla 1 islerdNi M, I'a.il » Tol#.|o W ravrr H in H Inning* ft run*; in mu, d until the Atalea* mine to Only 7 'three MWimniera In hit- Mltiiioi|Mi||i. 0. !’•.l.imOu* ) hnv |ii,|lMtiiiiHiVlw J JI 11is mti ti ra 7 ■..lint on five |... 4||fa%|t|a |. K nRsN* •*|t f 2 <1* ton liingle*. Steven*. l*o»et Weaver. I' An fllli*heil the «w!m III the other ! IttIRl. Day tuna Itrarh 1 . 11 a all r drr»on and Kevaly. T 2di0. direction. Towurd K ram e the 1 «nl t i i »:ma %«<4(M*|.%TI(IA 8 1 1 3 it awini I* hauler liecau*,* tidr* ale 1 Kogan *« 1 Urw.Nb T « m <«| 1 D K I.A N D S .M N T S St.-Ill III ef ft 1 1 3 1) t r ir k ic i. u 1. •VI Tm m Atlunt M 40 41* 1 1 1 0 •1 8T. A U 0 U 8 T IN K . Aug. 21 M’i Truvi* 3h Hn,*nn Al“l Kl Itehini of t litf (..ii.Pvi.Mll* la t% • a 2 i i 1 E g yp t, who M't a ra-rnid of 10 NnsIi t III p — Iffl.and wniiupeii ni Aoguatine Krupp rf 72 17 141 b 1 2 1 II hour* ft3 minute* T u ex la y for Jt • fII |l*l tw W to 3 here la-t night in u Klnridn llipti If 7»» 41 I I I 44 4 * ft) 3 | 1 1 ; II the r a .le r mute, made it the Krw Or Iran* State leag u e ronleat featuring Obeilin Ih 14 71 III MotilU W alerruttrr r 4 1 1 ft ft hard way la*t two homer* ami *cvrn ilmilde*. year. Kdward OlNttNfDNi|N 11 74 lie 4 1 | 1 ft Dun Allen and Al I'iitle hi* Healey 2 h 4i • 1 i l l foMtlr Miwr Mr*alt* t n l M . a i 3 0 t 0 1 home run* with u mate un ha*e tn Cave |i VHi, m.« * .t New Hi Iran- J t. 1 ft .. n II f ratine a foul-run Del.a ml upti' (Slr**net p llntill- S t. Ill,mlnahnn, t . Tolal* 37 U in 27 r ing in Hie third off pitrhci K m N a.livllle 1 1.11,I*. ItiM-k t IHpp 2, tilierlin 2, Itnmn. 2, ,'hj,tt*m»iaa I). Mrmphl* * all r h 11 a Mutlcy, All lo|i| Allen and I'irll, I'aD lk a .1 • P •i J Mu k e i 2 T i i i n i \ . W a ( " n i i ’ *r ft hatted In font run- rarh with n Millet *• ,.r:,iM ,.l v-i l on III v l.li (Ml It JJ ti jP 1 ■ 1 Ih i h l.'igan 2, Stellem . 211 homer and a double to feature lilt* Mrtiinw Ih ■ir*ai,« if * i,r * * | llr * « iu Ve*.er4a> • » f i v e , tie ney. SH W ateirulter. Alban), ) Ani*rlru* I. ft 1 1 It,,) Data 11-hit attack off Iwu St Ituiim* If CorU*f I" 1. Thnr,ia«vllle Ku ckr, 2h ft 1 2 1 f Ih .'ih y. Slellrrn . S M (Haw 2. Moult rl* I Tallalia**»a 0 I A'lgurtine hurlera. ft 0 ft 3 (1 Dl* lleuley, la gan and Olicrlln. Vald»*la a -1•*. VVavrraaa a t Cotton Chafin and l.vlr Judy (ia iria r f 4 0 1 3 1 L e ft - Daytona Hearh 7: IV Inlka it Willi a double and U n .Ingle* earlt Tlerndy Sh 1 0 (1 1 1 lilt- off Wlrk 4. Cave 2, (ile u n -r rollecte.l *ix nf f it Aomi.tlrye’a Mu*her rf Vogt r 3 ti 0 4 1 4. S O - hy Wirk 2. Cave 2. t ile ., nine hit* off (im rg i' F u ll.. 2 2 1 0 1 net 2, Rivero I III) t’nvr ft In 5 ab r h 0 a Dr La nil Fernanda, 31, l i it ft C t) 2*3 Inning*. 4 run*: Wick 7 in 71 3 4 •» ni 1 1 0 a Itlvrru p ( T r a v l.t ; Rivero Total* 33 is H 27 14 8. IIP - W l,k 4 2 13 () Allen lb 400 000 OftO-U- (O h etlin i. WP Rivero. Winner — ft 1 1 0 0 Daytona Hearh McCloud If QtHi 001 2(» -1 (Sle**nrr; la».er W ick, t l— llet ft 1 2 (1 1 I’alatka lir ll# rf K Miller, K u rk ir, T rpvi* K ill linger and Tonroff. T 2:20. 3 0 •» •» 0 Hr*p*rka rf thmne e 4 1 •» •> 1 llruening 2l> 4 0 It ft 4 1 1 4 rl Harrow a* 0 0 0 4 Fu ll* p ltd 0 II 2 7 17 I ab r 1. u r HI. \ugu*tln* J I .K .e *« 4 u I 1 1 A 0 3 0 0 Chafin If 4 0 0 l 0 Daria rf 0 •ap > II <• t Htaia*la e 4 n 1 4 41 Piclian 3b a 4 4 l Judv 2b 4 <1 1 ri >. Ploch ef 3 11 11 11 1 Pollard lb 0 0 tth.n »®u in,tail a . . I ol Mld-Centary Mutley p 1 ft M .t l.n anil L il.-T u k ,, >vu art ftnII*. flier p 1 U ii 0 11 Triad Jtfih'i permits continuum muintmanct • / noH'skU tractiok. iik«4 with lira worry and «ve«nt. far x-HImonlan 1 u 0 n 0 yteil I# com*. Yoa tnd your f.milv ' Total* St .1 U 27 tf ride la atorail rom klr comlart and X-.gtuunded uut fur Ilk.fn In .titty. Year car leak, bait.r, your Wilt. (MM *i>» yea up la 60'", m o,, vita D el..lid 101 003 100 •• I ' V1 *r. 4 /T * . , rail*. I yaur tub*, put . (tio .14 Nylon Hi. Aogu.tine 010 Oos 00 0- 3 | hit!: skid protection never known or possible before! w ill b«tw.*n you and c t r y blewoul K - Harrow 2, Allen. Cliafin. Mr pattibility. Thi., of cour.r, cult, out Kee. W l l — PIrtle 4. Allen t. F u ll* . •II thw cht.p "barta.n" lir ., tint alw.y. Pitah 2. 211- I ’iitle, McCloud, D un­ brin| iht.r bad rivbt with than,. ne, Allen, Ploch, Chafin, Judy. III! — Allen, I’iitle . S B Bartow, lira,VOUI INVESTMENT TOR YEARS .Jo maintain the spotless beauty of your tires. »tkr. 8 — F’u lti, 11rin mug. DP Fu ll*. Harrow and Allen 2. Lett Priced *1 fate ar yaar Compl«tv|y Kvcondilionrd With New Steel Oelomii 8; St. Augu-tinc M Hit Lift a* i Safely Primilf Off Putt* 3, Motley 4, llra fn er 2 a tawpMa p,aa( *<««*,1,at,<* **(•,« ,rv SO—by Puits 2, Motley 2. HO 6*11 Hotley 10 In 0 inning*, H run* f o r blowout Protection never posiiblt before! • lair <r*«1 l*nt. U you Ik*all H B P F u lU M cKee). I’l l - S t a r * f»My |«ai**i,»* | ^ VN r . Mta. lo i^ r — Motley. U - Buck L e it i and Solano. T - 8 .0 0 . AM TM m u ON TNC NUT CA<>‘ OU TNT tl c Tallahassee Falls To Third As Cards Lead Georgia Loop * j 011 , r < 1J !. 3411. RCYALThX PmClBAS10WASYOUR Wick p a 3 Totals UFEANDSARIY PERMIT! 3 & epcndo6/e a u ■ TRUCKS 1947 DODGE V2 Ton Pickup Flour In Urd. Your One Tire Investment ForMany VearsToCome You G: THREE TIRE LIVES IN ONE You 60 % MORE SAFE MILES You r Your Lowest Cost . . . l*er Mile! H EVERLASTING WHITEWALLS You Get U.S. NYLON UHt Price New $1500 Now $795.00 Seminole County Motors UNI TED STATES RUf t MM C O MP A N Y Pat thema# yaw pni.at tu Itdty �T H U R S D A Y A U G . 2 1 . 19 5 0 Indians Cut Down Macon’s Lead In Atlantic L e a gu e By ASSOCIATED PRESS “ h* M -art ?\*ch<* h ive g- .2 r*u»e tu reg ie! • rein t iu r n wh-'ch •!.up»d the J » .- r S*va.inah fa J th A tiar.tl; L « i(U « g a m in rtavar.nah )a»t i.igl Savannah w i th* wtniwr »-l w i.« t i. ir*«r< v.-a* rille d H<t»r th* seventh inning and th.* v n i> Itave* thi Indiana cr.ly thr«t an.l t, 5...L the i" Hetre’ .T . If tfc* <sm • * »d i>ntlivjtd Jacksonville could e*»ilv 1 pave v j;> .it th.- V *» ,» .c wouU be In fren : f n ir on I a half .-amt* — probably too ttutrh fur Sav*nnah to n .il.v ip In th* reman ing !4 tl- )* o| thr cat oil. Jacksonville was rallying »tl0: c. ram •*-*• «d out •». 7 • /nth mnh « shoving. | Pv I t. ha >1 K ' r«d and Jac* sonv i the t »<«* I I? 1 w i’. l rv. i . . . T * i i>itch*i Haiti*y M*.rti . vo*. i il.o n j*t vciuaU a pl<>ri i • League. v. a. knock* b j * :i ll.o tllin ill* (l! 0 41 of nine. Mac.-:- c in* to 1U* with a t V * '.-4 v l . i j i . ..\»r hit a ttic ■ . Cclumbu* J in Dickey t L'olum* : in.I ivm .-i in t-vo dav«. .‘-♦ir. th < > i (lit win­ ner and HntoIJ Coffman th* 1 nr Gilbert Mill* — v* * K 1 oneir«n-*hww .'or Grevr.xtlU a. th* •t*t -u-i* . , fcatvd Colum bia 8 - 1. M ill* p llc l...I .i »lx-Mlt»-r an g<t two J.'.ib’ H i h i JU*t »l •ut •very l ?d\ fluking out except <3* je n : • H I . »• c 1 \ c ln a n Vr«** .< li .l u ll'll n hunter. r V *h fourth pliC J Columbus <"h»r!**to:i P.ebtl* liad lc*‘ t ra w * tnvraiit th* 1 th : Ret lU ' I and at 111 : auk lo . half of i ii«. itt* tell O ''• V i.1 l l J l I at ►* n r. th was l).t .. .e p i t . u r . th* hutiir team wi»« lirm ir the ti .i>* i. uM |~>|i out uire ami ■h wly. They'll havg plenty of time u in ly fo r* *’t *et nm| Ink when thi li ROOKIE RIGHTHANDER CL0YPBOYER s r L O U 'S C A R P /M A LS P R Q M W 'i G R O O M O E R .S H T / iA S P E R / By Akm Mover Trnpshootcrs p jn ’t Argue With Um pire W L*n Shooting Pigeons i II* J IM H F C K F .H \l* N r s i l r r l u r r . S| h n U Writer F R A N C O N IA , S " T ia) shooters utmost never argue wit' the umpire. That's one of thr striking thing* almiit the gunning spoil Xml th , sh ol n ffiiiiils frripii ntl> m e cnllril on to muke the kind of decision, flint would bring Ruse hall playri« on tin um to make ■' lieef. F o r Installer. th rle's the luisii ■luestinn of wlnthi-i the shoot** actually li t the >la> ta ig rt. The rules >ny lie must bleak *'ff a "perceptaide" piece of tin "bird Often, during t ie recent Korea' H ill. i I.. a |. Tt** J J - r * o c o rw & A U f* p p + ' T & £c o ' * V P P & O IA K S ^ A ^ T t if f T 'lir 'A if ,H 0-ep'A u ilV , B a r < zo a i ME HUG OY£ PM- 7 * £ <av/r A'E£'t* *£> ftrS M r.p & h fO e o c z p 4m o , TE E tv A j f j A t i f G T R f r C j/ AM M u R ie P 2 0 M o iiY Y c a ^ P tfr t CVtMUi £.r.rx*7 Ptlllilclld If ||«| tlllMN Jfrf-I#*» Dark HorsesDominnte IVnsarola Kuns Off Am ateur (.oil .Match In SmitluMist's Karr seeded Paliici I rtl» » f •* 7 - I * . » a i U ’<rt < - a t U i f • t*«l •< .**#» W r b*»fr I I t r l ml I M - • i • a a ' • •% •»'» ' . t| • TM • U " » * i 1 • 1- . ,1#*t . »f| Jay .*•« (*« •*%.* *4 »M *%f F'A \ l ill ||MI| alutr* r trt M«hrlf—la I* w K *(.*r.l. Hi | •«••* ItlMH lltH I 1 «»• Adv. T’ 1“ CLEARANCE OUR EN TIR E STOCK Th, OK se AND Fa WOMEN OVER 40 i -.1 ritp ( iiB ii (9 W ith A Mr i ( f i t r r O u t I (Mill .n J alp . f • n#t» I • tn.il I I m 'c»f uLf « k’l.J jf I **i|*4 »i 4 Vi.la al# • In *( ' . * la l It il kHlial ii«t kni Fan Diego, t'allf at, ','O U U ti Hr A H H O C IA I E D I'ltEHH M IN N E A P O L IS A ug J 4 id*. win to*lay' in a t ili* 1 he Soul In a-ti i li L e a g u e , — F r a n k btrar.ahau i> being chip id by a p ic k of d a rk h o is rs In pUgurd for Iwu reaion with the N a tio n a l A m t lr u r G o lf T o u r­ lunavray lace.., look* like it's dr a free Ini, rig game I I *. fca Gnilfot. tilled h> I.' dun'h vrlopliig anothii nam ent. .whan w ell IV n ia to lo Lila «led M outgiiuiery D.. l.i n* anil Ihll The Toledo tlioiig hoy Is Oir lia tt iis . Vn only hcraldrd i l i r left a fter a f in tin i to n a l,I the second divi lire heavy Vlcksbui • olu- of tin- twit sion la*t night n it li a U-l v ic ­ Fu rci made ' i«ri*s of upsets yerttrday. tory which put IV n .a n d a two stop* of tin s ia .m i fur Selina. In to d sy ’t f if t li round, S tia n a and a half y u im s III flo u t. han face r W illu Ifarb er of Wood­ The f ile r s got III hits uml land H ills , C a lif., N4-year-old fo r­ f n ld id like hip leaguers to hark mer itoltlvn glove* boxer and a Dick Mr'Millin'* five-hit pitching. L ro tli« r o f tourney ciii-u it pm Montgomery kicked away three im p . chance* and didn't w are Mc.Millin I l i r b t r is among the rt iigloiii- r.fter the >numl inning. Till- Iteo of p laye r* rn n a in ln g a f- l« | .* a n a game and a half out >i is.d a y two r-o iris e je c t­ of tie second divlalon ed tu .l, v.ell-kiKJwn a m a iru is a s , Kudy Yurke returned to nclive M l REPLACE WITH dtfend u - r : sii'ntcn C h a ri'* Cor­ duly after a (w o-ueek. la ) off ot O k l.n * ois i l l y , li n k Chap- 1mid tdiinked seviiml place M eri­ Al •» K*l s.lalrr, illroa th*l illalR, Bivr. in m , I tie l!»4U w ilin c i, W alker dian 7 I* in the opener of the • tPVtMMI. # i n *.-»»e *-r*. k , n | <>• * i | h« iiIV tu ra > M k i d t u l l t i . * * * ! • « * * ils .v a | | E l . l t * * ) f b l i « Cipptt B tu c* M cC o rm ick; W illie three piiltli series fur Jackson. U n it . l h < In a l U » • ! m a i l ) f * * I V » |«» W H H * I . f | o •• R f d T u i r t s a , 1938 and HM8 t l l l i s t ; | Hud I’elinell'* IHflt hume run t - U i n a ( R a p l l l i ) U i l a i l r . t lt llilt a - s i t •« 1 1 1 • af I ', W arn i l l i . N itlo n a l (.o ll» g i- gave Jackson n 1-0 lead. The r l t r l f f , U t i U i l d a u p h I | M i s*r ( r t s j u t M ) r * sr | ih u n it o iill s i* k in g ; trill M aw hinuay, C ana- .Senator* picket' up an uiu-aiind f m « i M in o r >*U«l«i»r I r ttU U a M 4 m iu ru ld , Jr a i n a t r ir ch .m pion. m d fo rm - run in the fouith then rltnrhed * ( • * • * | . | . * s# * . r i l w f a i t I n l l M T r a l E * n a - ir d i M ' l i t f - * U • '* slo e* * Ih fw 41 S'.-Ho. »!_ Ju n lo i h o i-lo .t* Gene the game with a five-run eighth i»I4f>aa) » » slsM 'l will, Iff |l<an'i I ill* a mikl I j t l l r r au ~ A I .Mengeii. 4Eur*lU. UmxI aof.istfu » t) •#-.»i•» ■far inning rally. »S r : * Y\ I i* •- - 1 •■• ... aim Jnaleil two of Ym ke darted tire lally witiT .often Ur a l I H olH*l«l*e oriuf »»*• ••> *!!*« Bm*«p ’ OMW i tin Hi. I i i t t h r diiiion i Vn\*l douhii- lilts by Tom rry D avis' m a r t ) ' U » r a !»•«*•# »i»* l . a | i > »*iE*f ♦ « v y r-v u , n.a*; o l i M i W i in pier and Joe llnddln featureil the l«f|* I '« | | mil** u| k h 'r* a D m m ' HI fltBall •• .1 K M || • .* I I • .. t. a I . H IIO N K tm 4 m il ; lieh'k* * total A im irr uprising. e . n n sT ka» Vicksburg hiimldisl Selma AO STRICKLAND MORRISON, INC Trucks BIG DISCOUNTS FOR CASH T lllt M S ( .i in |>i<hi Happy Is The Day When Backache Goes A w a y . . . . SHOCK ABSORBERS “ Old at 40,50,60?" — Man, You're Crazy Iff tr'gm d l<\ l- IIIL A IH '.1.1*11 IA . Aug '.’ I idn The Arlh s is te r* , the len nis p layin g pan from St I ’au Minn., were *•» "he ip i«*te r fin a N a tio n a l t iil l* round of the C h n m p io ish ip s t la y , hut lh *y have their work cut out for them Jeanne A rth . »•* led sixth In the tournament, n ie t* npsrl-cotl clou* Totiv GrcenlM-rg. Chicago Women's Champlot a h .i .urprlool fourth tanked MIrian: Ifnm vell of P a l., kill*. C a l i f , •; tt-l. ye* ter day. And Jeanne’- older *i• t• i Shit ley, eighth -ei-tled 1 i - -he ever more difficult ta-k of g m g | i»t top-rankeil M aun Connolly, IB year-old from San IHi-go, C a l i f . defending her title. S I . ii'd the Ai .• g ii'r r e d id upset triumplis Ihev w ill head right into a «eoii-fii>nl match again-t i in I, utliei In the lower I , . • - wherx I Hi form chart was le iili.l .ml hi irrisreiled France* Scl • idewimi fp p er Alt,nt. Ian , N I . southpaw second ranked I ...n a lain Jaht: of C le a r w a t.i, I ’la., e rd tliln l i n US CHICK AND ADJUST YOUR OLD io n K im i r p i n ) e i - l i • ,n t i» r K n n « i * th o se ' M ill 41 kk k • il r r r IIH IU I' «t tin t il* c n u t Ilf t h e r e c m « u r u lt * t in ti'HiVt H o cV . . 1 11 1. N i l 9001)4*1 i (- 1aI o k l ' l l t h a n I'h iH p n l . y I<HI|I |»'ll > r»9 • — .a lli't l i r 1 . T lu - > HI1 Ir^ tfM '. t.4 f . • » r t . V u d S r i i M i ! y -o n r i*i'i l a s t Ih ** I, a mi®• |»ln% r tt in n r - %:%•! w SI*. ti*i t I 'it ll th r i l l l l ftttir fe w i -t v w iy C O l lf l't f fit •r llo h iin d lu M 'tiu jr. Tennis Meet (Jtiarfor I'innls 7m * get house ami they III* them altetnatrly. I f * n good -port ami a lot of fun, hut it Isn't a* interest in* »» trap shooting." l t i ’. i r S t i’l I \i rid s I*:, i I' s i r t ' N liK K S S A It ! Strickland- Morrison, i:0ll 1’. M. c IK u t: i i t * • ! ( ! / i: t> ik s m l it IM IO S K r s T iir .K T IliD I •«»!!•• 11/ M i l . I M J f t ' TM THC /»! 5 5 N one Pun 0 CHlHO III ”‘ic TOP OP TuC NINTH. Th . f l i s r n iT T i. A 0 0 .'S DOWN J l vino /h o :... ^1 .. ’ -r-’if |c-— - m : Fran Tin: Use HISKALI) Waait Adr Co. •CXt K l..* h A A I A I M F S T H . K o o m and E*tore- I Id W. F irst Street I'h, r... -tdO-W. llm u lla tk . I..ll*l tl ■ »■!«• spalf I* • It n . M . 4 . ea k ll.kta lb I t * k a a i.n l Il«cak4i I a • 2a *e Ilia* 10. svr llae laaad ias (Ira.a lb* t o ilas la s s ills b Itn n. o. a r Mas laatn lab llaars r *>r Ibi. la s..(la b s f - it — -a* le a r lr l . i u t O I I*e s i «4s la Ibe llae. Usable tsla lar black face ta rs. 1M10NL 148 waai evtt Iks . . . . b s o im aas w i ll ,jl.gb*Be efcara* II I • r r t f lM f a a■r * I* lisle# lb lb . t*l*g lb r .o r * fsr mis B f r o i w l a i l i s t .b s s a i e . i i . e e I* r l H I O S la i s r * i . i i | ,Ii . la -t O e r l a r a . la reag.t ika kea g.-s.lkla I I I . I . F IIE.DIitlDM liouir, two tcicen sil pore lie* ( l-iy .ta l l.a k S i r for cliildien. Ir u it I n n in ykid. Avbilnble H«|d. 1. Call 717-M A I.. Skinner ^ lit ul riii!: SANFOIID UUUALD F U R N IS H E D fW* room two bedIcon. bouk*. 918 I’ark A v*. Call 1677 AV. ____ ___________________ f U R N I H I F D 5 room cottage wtth bath. C a ll BWPM. O N E or In-,, bedroom* with kitthen privilege*, r ig Magnolia. Fining 2lh. B A C R E S faim land flora Oct. 1 until Ju ly . Pliona 14J-J or IB I M F t J R N IS I IF D A !’l Li T O R R E N T I S-Roems with n iv a l * bath and E le ctric kitchen. I 9-Ru <nr« with privala bath ann lecfrlc kitchen. Apply 213 W. h Street or Nick FVg. Store <10 Sanford Avg. ____________ J t f o r RFN ’ T Oi S a le - n i w n o r* building and m«at ortdi grocery Otvte equipment. Everythin g Hew. W rit* B *x 1000, «/o H ot(• \ 14 I E nr > Jile— il m T i Fb ' 3 * r i **, ( loom ho,re, 134 ft floatage rn 17 A W , Just north Monroe bridge. D l.V ltin Term* fee llighleym an, A.Mieiate Ravnmnd Rail. R ialtnr. Rhone WJl V S ’ BB t a . . i ■11 ~ *’ —I— U r a l R a t a l* W o n t rd — l W ANT TO B U Y . ” D eslrrabh two bedroom ho ur. M<l*t he cheap for *pol e**h W rili ls » S\V c/O ll.rr.ld ft.r ln>* rvi* * • se tl.e . all Waai AOa a u l be la sue allies at Ik . 4 * | kalaee guk’lrailai*. I’leass b e lli, a. I b b .( l a l * l | •I as ar.se . - r a n la r*b * t i . w . abbas, be ir.g s iu lb l* lor ante tfcaa s a t l a . u r o l Isaerdaa. I.H D ii- ~ T fT o lr r s T A i H H M . v A r lic li- n 0. E For E L E C IH IC colly now, H to S a le — Ra. ge, p ra .il i ,-ne r'aif. it T I'V F D O F E E D S i ninplete line H i i ' '• T u .i i.. F<• .' -■ '■ -• B 0 A T 8 and Kickera ot III * ciiao cr for hog* and chicken* For Infoimatlnn *re Yellow Cab C a. or phone 0197 K S I1 F I.M A N S Red K .se Feed Toucbton A WaUon. 1201 Celery Ave Phone l l l B t _ _ _ W# bothToie when you dm t bring your preerriptlon* to L A N K Y 'S I'hone 103 OR. pr tiled Work I'ant* 2 26 gal Top Flig h t Paint A ll lire * Tent* A Tarpaulins Don't Buy til y<ou trv A R M Y -N A V Y H L'HPI.I » I'h. 1121 110 Sanford Are. and S IN G E R M A C H IN E S , new u.sd. T ru n k . 121 E . let. St. I'h 1624 _____ ’ . . K IN O S I / ' H O LLYW O O D B ED *90" Complete wilt, headhuanl i u ' ; ’ 1188.60, one only, <119 64) t " he hat* ! led,ling Co. Palmetto Aee I'h.mr I'.’V ’ I L L S E L L or trade large site g il l * bicycle for small one J ' h m . f l d W ____________; ’ ‘ i.'.'F I'll-. 1 1 i - ( ' uK-i.tr Mixer and C ar Radio Phone 82--J. A L L P O__________r R c £ L lf TaT w * r o, * e n e good condition, rrtaionab a a io u b l* . call * J" i MB-M. iin: Con, n te sew er pipe, g re a .e tiap 'Itaif line, hulltloiw# oiitnp tr [ lO l's E TO V I gi/'sj'.svi ' V •e p lir ta n k *, stepping .to n e*, m ink, fill tlirf, .hell and I, . |o u a u r a ie gj fa-n he*, flo w er pot , lilm k *. by load or jut,. Contact il K window s ills , lin te ls and eon t. ib-ied. uitd aisiu iatr*. |o;* I . rete flo o r. F re e estim ate* New Y o rl A v e , D .l.im d (• M IR A C I.F C O N C R E T E P I P E CO I U „r M S-W I lo, Av< Phone IXI.'i It F P A I It .M O D E R N l/F S W A P HH'Ol' 4<»S r.. 4th Kt home. O nly 10',. down now We Buy, Sell ur T rad * most nulled. F I IA Plan. Insfalln anything. Phone IDfUI I Loan Dvp't., Room 317. Pi 280. Sanfoid Alluntn- N ai, W A N T E D — fi Hank. Mend i-r I'D IC v K N K T IA N H I.IN D S made tc W E B U Y . B E L L A T R A D E u«7d order. Serninulo* Vrnetini, IU • furniture. W ilson-M aler FurniCo »20 W. 3rd St. PI, n lu re Q l- .A U K lot Phone WW 1162-W 'IN K S M A L L Show Case Irniuire 1 D A Y A N D N IG H T t.rd l op at T .V _____ hunts a day Serving gtoai I homemade (tie* and fold 7— IT-ls-l .t» i-MiK-h-SiipulicH M I C K I '.Y M O I S K . A W N M iiW t l:.S M, ,ri ,1 C llll.r t R E N nee.1 | g |i. Weautifi,' cycles repaired, I'm k u»,l 3 toe puppies, rheap. ISf-il-J a f­ work. Prompt • i ' -• II ! C C5ET 3 \ C * . ( A LL J ter 6. I I P 3 c T Shuman d ll K <Ih 81. d?ON= I TO TV,£ Tell?. S F I IV D 'K II F P M R S k t lK l.l* W A N l h l» iC N J O s '; K TO Z Z l I t a d i o-Applianrv. Washing rhiiu-s. The Sanfoid E le cti„ EXPERIENCED help. A p p l y a Repair llept. I l l K. 2nd. I' l.aney’a Drug Store. It.* W A N T E D 2 m l,,n il women foi W A S H IN G M \I H IM . IfP.P till kitihcn work. Apply Pig n' Kxpeit serve e all makes. .Null Whittle iii-tl " E A S Y '* me. I,nniiI White man, 21-36 for counter Ia 1 /Nk' f \ Sanfoid Ele ctric Co. I! work and order man. Apply c '\',J 1 Dept. I l l K. 2nd., idem- I I* Pig ,,' y hlitlq. N EW F L O O R S surf ai erf lo r-> Fountain oeivrr and w altrei* Ex ks-' fertion. Old flours made IA* pertetlred help preferred but new. Finishing, (leaning A wa» not rs-ential Apply Mr. Hill at lag. Portable power plant, K Tuurhton's Irefore 10:30 any year* nxperienre la Hemifel* m o rn in g County, U. M. G ltaio n , l-wk• M trv.________ _ ••-* W ORK W A N TED —V ' VR *— \V-wt\C OR 'SOUlQ I CC*T If rtf] Tl n u 4C0 WM* " I f i sc IH t'li • ttOiSG p-s ( 7 f y,4NTT3 ' n » s :n ,t Li -i'» k x S lr ik lf * m :r IT y— r v ,-. ' m W illi I lim e J re •E a x 5 ~ V " / 7 h O : h J ' a L iT T u E ^ A l R u 3 L IR E T h AT" . T «£E -5 7! £ P O - *10^*. *>b i- ( e ? v : JF5T ES: - £ ? £ l in e S il l y y— u l it t l e O . p , i* X T t —n. 'V - I.:. SVE; / A L '’ Wmk ' % • / fe // S (rJ--Haul llulilnstro KTTA K i r n A L L T Y P E R uf Build, *er Work i l — L O S T 4v .m m M l — I Rraaonable Rate*— Free E s t i­ S T O L E N FRO M i„\ , mate*'. Carpenter A (Sracey. Sum m erlin A»*. One 38 • pbe-m 1393 M rn “(W-l Smith and Wesson revolver l|( ward. Phone 341-J nr I I " ! id — HtmlneM.it O p p o r t u n it ie s A U h » > H ) H II ,K S — I W A N T E D Silent partner, Mus1 l*r — have 13000.00 eapital. Phone 1947 D E S O T O rluli coup.- gw. huy. 807 Magnolia Ave. DU8 I _____ G I F T H iio i* I IIIY IN G A C A ItT lief, rr flnsa On U. H. Highway IT-92. Stork ring aee us to save money. In and equipment. lo-a*e $30 rtallm rnt Loan Dep’t., Room 317 Phone 280 Sanford Ailanfii month, price $360.00. J. D Nst l< , >I Rank Member F D IC llruwn, R ia l E state, III S'. Park. Ihbhe 1K < . 1910 C H E V R O L E T First n * • able offer. 3(81 W. 6th 8t aflr, 12— S’peel u I S e r v U e tt — 12 a »• V O R LA N D O Morwlng Renllnel. O r Undo Evening H u ?. C all R alph Ray. 11M-J. r u n HALE: I 9 |f f Chevrolet P ton panel truck. I ’m Ire «««n at in 600 Banford Avanuo. . • - S -T 'S / A j 1 r* 11 i T4V- • • • at 1 • ' wa , II ' Tt �ius»r 1Ww* 3? <■: • ~'r~’ .i ’/.»■* **' ;V pt ' SAVE MORE! jjji ■ I THURSDAY AUG. 24. 1050, SANFORD OPIUM ). SANFOH1) FLORIDA PAGE EIGflT LIMIT ONE PLEASE! Boys To Carry Purchase To Your SURF Car! AT YOUR FRIEN D LY M ARGARET ANN si im : good Home Con I rolled Stores—Whore Customers Send Their Friends LGE. PKG. r o i.o i tc n n p k g . i .i .m it ) OLEO PEAS BAB-0 Margaret Ann IlrrnH .Given You Heller Tout 1-LB. BREAD pr:>y 11c CTN. I.IIIHYS KAIll.Y GAKDKN SUGAR BARGAIN BUYS II!) Knsl First SI root PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY :io:i OLD FASHIONED J 4 V CAN c I K\ NSKR Sanford, Florida RIGHTS RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITY no. Like Grandma One To Hake Margaret Ann'a AKMIX. (LIMIT ONE CAN) For The Plrnlr Or I.nnrh Margaret Ann Wienrr REG. CAN ROLLS fi for 100 .*1*1.It. CAN IILOSSOM TIME, li CAN LIMIT (SHORTENING a 25c I MIRACLE WHIP BUTTER PEARS DOG FOODS 2 MI L K EN CH AN TRESS CAM A Lamb Sale-Western Spring Lamb 59c LEGS RIB C H O P S « 65c LOIN CHOPS - 6 9 c PLANCT REM ARKABLEBARLETT Mi-0/. JAR U t M O C IC S D ASH LIMIT TWO! NO. 2'/, CAN WESTERN CANS '.'W" <Y/tr I.ADY IfKTTY CUt'UMDEIt FANCY HKD SOIIIt PITTED Cherries NO. 2 CAN E G G S W AFERS 2 m a id ;. ANN FLA. GRADE A LGK. IH)Z. 35c MF.DIUM (;lt. Ai MINN. SIIIPPKD DO/.. ( ill ( iim i ASPARAGUS 8 oz. can I He Vila I'immI APPLE JELLY llle n llrh l Northern 2 lb. ja r 25c Fane. Nn. 2 ran GBTIUJIT SECTIONS, 63c 10c lliglilliiht I'an r, Old l.luf> llr.in ’l PK. & BEANS l.iililpn No. 2 can I Or Ilam* (;. B. CORN No. 303 can 10c (iaritrn (ilf l, No. 203 ran 2 cans 25c SUGAR PEAS P la h n ’k Am rriran ORANGE JV E hi oz. can 25e IlieMleHt O' .n g r (>in|»f m il 2 IDs. 75c CHEESE FOOD O la n rrV BLENDED J ’CE Mi oz. ran 25e SPANISH RICE 300 can 17c TOILET TISSUE 2 ROLLS 1 5 c I 1(01.1. LIMIT NOItTIIKItN PAPF.lt TOWELS 15c ST0 KELY SALE SIOKEI.Y’S KINKS! Succotash.... 30H can 19c STOKFLY’S MEDIUM WHOLE Beets............503 can 17c STOKKLY’S OOLDFN IIANTAM Corn............. 303 can 15c STOli LEY'S SOLID PACK Tomatoes...... IKK! can 21c 45c COIIIILKK POTATOES.. 10-lbs. 25^ TOMATOKS. . Mbs. 2 5 ( IIONKY DKW MELONS 5-lb. pkg. 520 8-oz. size 1 JO R A X O . R n. I ' each CHEESE Sliced Boiled Ham 39c LEMON’S NDIZOCI 23c 27c FROZEN FOOD: Minulp Maid C o n rcn lra lH *-n». ran IIKKMINUT HTIIAINRI) BABY FOOD SW EETHEART TO ILET SO A P H » r* I2 « » Baby Limas JIM IIANIIV imh ; r a t io n 5-lb. pkg. 490 p k |. LB. LB. Kl.INK’S SWEL FUDGE FROSTING P IE CRUST Ea-270 Pkg. 150 BLU W HITE GATOR WOODBURY SOAP FL A K E S ROACH H IV ES FA C IA L SO A P OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 8m. ||c I^are. V* LB. FRYERS 32c KARO SYRUP no. n* size BLUB I.AIIKI. HKIi I.AIIKI. 2fr 21 Jar 90 37c GA. SIIIPPKD GRADE A Orange Juice I for 99c Honor KranH « Jfr Can 110 GORTON FLAKED FISH 7-oz. can 240 FISH R 0E {Mw. can 280 - .. . rt+f&Wi ... t- 21c •MILII DAISY C A L IF O R N IA S U N K 1ST YA M S.......................5-lbs. 29c AVOCADO PEARS .2 for 15c FANCY ICKIIKRII L E T T U C E ............... head 10c M EAL, GRITS BORAX * *• P O It T O K K ' A N 20 MUI.K TKAM .#• SIRLOIN STEAK RIBSTEAK BRISKET STEW CHUCK ROAST lO c YKLLOW ,« ;.a ‘fv . Onions....................... .'Mbs. 13c PLANTER'S COCKTL PEANUTS MXIK l.ll.Y I WKSTKItN PINK MKAT Canloupcs.. Ip:. 2 for PORK LIVER PALMItIVKR m Margaret Ann Quality, Grade A, Western Baby Beef: KENTUCKY WONDFK POLL LB. Pork Neck Bones SLICED BACON Out,MEAT DEPT, B E A N S Pork Sparc Ribs «*■ 3 5 c WESTERN POItK LOIN End Cut Roast LB- 49c Center Rib Chops ^ 59c ” Loin Chops 69c �•tr ' * >a . ‘ I n U n i t y T h a n In S t r e n g t h — T o Protect I he P ra to or (hr World; T o Promote Ih» Pr.>crr«* of America. T o Prodnrr Prosperity for Hanford. T ill; f f lq t ^ a t t f r AN i O I.U M K X X X X II K s t n M is lir d Truman Takes Over Railway io n s s Strikes Know No Boundary Line [tines Of U. S. D e c la r e s S e iz u r e Is Im p e r a tiv e F o r P r o ­ te c tio n O f C it iz e n s C o n fro n tin g S tr ik e ! W A SH IN G TO N . Aug 25 </P> President Truman talked over l lir naltnnvt|dt railro ad strike •® "a l m ill Int Cahinel Inday. Nn onr would tay what action wa* planned liiil llirrr were grnv«ing irp o rta llir government would »ri/r ih r railto ail no U irr than Inmnitow night R ailro ad rondurlnra and liainmrn. who rallrd ihr v ln k r foi oral M onday, have raid ih r y would w oik undrr iptvrrnmrnl tenure. W h r Cahinri irttion lasted an hour and a tpiailrr. Attorney (t'n rra i Mi i i i tin told irp o r le n ihrv "talked ihe whole ir * a iiM * a n« pan* Buddy System May Repair St r a i n e d Korean Relations i i ^OKVO tug 2S i.T V Amrrlcan* hyr* t in a rr in lr rr * trd In K o rea*, fit*urn are hig hly nlraanl w ith th - **buddy . y i t m " of I*. S fo i- e | l( K n ,* * . T h r v arr It »» a rnunlrr'ltm ve •g a in it Irndrnrlr* lh a l nthrrwl . m ight Irad In lot*I o t i t n w n o * and rv rn httrrd I r l w w n Ih r two y ro p lr*. T h e loid.lv *y*trm and how il |* w orkin i: mil ura* rr|>ortrd fur the I f f l lln tr Ihi- week l.y \ P War Cm rrapondrnt'C n I it m n 1 1 1 |f*l H nylr in a Milnmn from Ih r Kn . rrn n warfrunt U n d rr Ihe liudi.'y ay*trrn *1111 nn a *m all Scale r ip r r im r n la l l.aai. — rn rh American *nldii’r ha* a Knrra n M'ldirr with him from morn­ ing In night and i* charged with teaching him IT. S la r lir ll'a a tla w * oa l*aa» K liM I Proclamation W M K K K A S, Ihe ftojr and girl Who 1* hl.ppiiy engaged in Ihr wholrrorn* patitmr of f|*hlnt la making a rewarding oar of hi# !• lame lime; and W IIK K K A 3 . H -tfrr H .h io It'flro |t«y |a l.eing 'tl>*rrve.l "n Auguat Vi in many rommunV ie- ihmughout thr nation to *iln tu la tr wider n arllrip allo n , mrr youth in ihia -afr and ^ hrallhful rrrrratio n ; and A V H K RKA B. fi*hing provide* a type of Pm that rn-'m irare* apprrv iallno of Nature* and Ihe nerd for ronarrvatlnn o f natural rranttrrea; and W IIR R R A 8 , Sem lnolr Countr o ff rn i many opportunltfra foe th r hoy* and girl* of our City, an w rll a* adfilta, tn hnrome h rtln r ar<i<iainlrd w ith thl* lin e sport; 0 N t i W , T H K R K r O R K . f. An L * . f r r w Carraway. M ayor of the C ltjr n* Sanford, do hrrrhv prorlaim Wrdnradar A u r i * t 20 IM O . aa B E T T K R F t S H IN i; R O D K O H AY IN S A N F O R D . Dated thla SHh day o f Augbat. A . D. 1050. Andrew C a rra w a y , M AYO R D A IL Y v i.o m n A . f t m ib N EW SPA PER n t iD A x a iu ;. m .v i A s-so rin trit 1're-H.s l.r n n t t l W ir r N o. i ; ip .lit in j: Asl\S \sk I ’m I ,IM 1 L e g is la t io n Co n g r e s s For Doctor Draft M e d ic s T h a n T a k e n N nt 15 U n d er V V S IIIN G IO N . A uk liilt t t B e </P) *V r* rrtsiv of f)r(rnir |ohn«nn In- I h r plan t*a* oiillinrd t| a newt) !l.- ir^ u r.i * 4, ntatlr in a In l o n l r i n u r III ihr ..I t i.r «.( Srnalo i i I n I,. Chaum an \ in <ut ( l M . i i ..1 s |Mikr.ian (l)-A la ). ttho t r u nam- I llir l l nitr \rmrd N -m rr* Com•d ht f’l'-'d ro i yo.im L** j — " r r JcInMin rm lo u J ■. hdl t* a l m in i M alrt d rlrg alc lo ihr drawn up f.t llir (h lrn r D rp a .iL’ \ A txm l.lt mrrtuiK nr*l Itirtil \ Itiotn inlioduird il in iht month tloti.r t ml *at.l hi* ■oinmiltre Kivrt the ordinarily buty plat­ (top) this new look. Walkoul of hallrd rail and telegraph trtvirn M aitlnrr (iMillom) look* al (hn Clary, Indian*. Stn iek railway* the rompany'a 22.000 rmployrra (fnlernarlonal .Voundphotoi) Pepper A ccu ses N a z i P ris o n e rs N e w sp a p e rs Of Lei O ut Of J a il Anti-Pepper B ias For Good Conduct * * S e n a to r S a y s P a p e rs P r e ju d ic e Public A g a in s t C o m m o n e r W.VSI IIN GTO N , Aug 25 (/IT 'w n a in r l ’ep|>cr ( | ) I | , t ) * n l lo day lli.tl m any nrw»p*prr« ih tra lrn ih r econom ic, to tia l and ito lili* ta l frrrd o m in ih u counlry hy ’ liv in g to prejudice ihe public aifaintt the common man " Printer lold d(h» delrgalet I.. th< Inlrrnalm n .1 lyiw.gi ipltir.il f .'nion rnnvrnllon lhal lilt rrcrnl defeat lit llir Dernorraln' primary « * dlle 0 .3 % M o n th O f D u r in g . " August ^ lute.) Stale* would la* In a potl« purl' li«»H to vr|i» Miiy MUrmiil in Ih# C t rounell to call off thr poller (one. T lx ’ rr«nlutlon woultl |e*t * the ’■•'.itlodr l«* titi**mu m*nil*rt»hi|i. _ uonr ..pen to ntem orr.i.ip, F lic k , F o r m e r S t e e l urovlde.l »he n irl . erlam rondill.in* ,nrh a* arrepting in le rn a ll .rial T y c o o n ,A m o n g M en control of atomic energy nod a lo a limitation nn and in R e le a se d B y U . S . greed *pr< lion of armamenla. In addition lo Sparkinan. ( .H IM A N Y . A ug 25 (/Vi c*.r *|Hin*itfing th r re*.dull.>n an I l if-It i. Ii l in k Ih lle i'e ia *lrrl It rr *.afla«e4 II* I'aa* I'ig b ll fiM.it. anil IH oilier rn n v r lrd Na/i V II . iiitnn ||. X H ill'd oof III |I | ton before dawn today freed foi f M lH o i'U \ ff» \ ; i n i l ‘ fl yoml l.ehtttor jv d U v l B i i l v I tf l l ll v l l "Go away! G el n u ll" thoulrd l!k i! nrvctmrn in-* photograph Industrial (vroup ILeaders Are Named At Rerent Meeting r , ‘ 4* ^lr llirmigh i dnvirig *° * **'*', I0 B «erfan. Uie leleate of the VI wac the Idgge I tinglr eX'M'ut of war fioo Itrp-lv lo wlial he 'ailed ihe an I,tKom.ro ami unfairneti of sev­ tnal p rio n eri tmr> il.r Lmiled dale iT g tn operaling the h’g eral H o nd a newtpipei |i.il>|ithen. He rlul nol tay which pulihiheii *f'dte pninu Ite.r wnele I fill, i hr had in mind. ” M"in K a p im f ” One o f ih r m ajor p r .l.l. m* n o , •, ir ' had t r r y r d Iw rt-lhiidt of fro n tin g I h r nation. I'rp p rf - a il. litre* o rifin a l *rp|enfe« and w n r fa hot* to p re * rrv r frre.lorn of th . freeil under r rl.t x rd rrg u latln iit I.'n r r ,* and a l Ihe *an,e lo u r m a t. f , r „ , , mr o (f , f „ „ | tK , Mime n rw *ita p rra t ra ile r Ih e .r .... , , , , p iild ir ira p o n tilo llly . w n l f i K f l lo " A n rw .p a p e r puhllehrr iM tially I r '* ‘" Veal* im p llto n m in l fo ' w*» ha- In Iw a m illm n a ltr." he uii I crime* “ He ha* |mtc«r lo p rrj.id le r Ih r The pn .inert, holding hiindl'* lit llr fellow and aom rlim ra lh a l heforr Iheir fn rr- le. foil rameritruiwer ia u»rd. I know of In dam r- ' nu n, fled lo auleonohllra In whieh w h rrr newapap*'r< have tried • i re la tiv e * and frie n d - *at make la liir organiser* »" m I" leIn le-a Ilian two mlnulre, all public nncinica." had roared nut of Ihr prlw n', I’gppre alan had home rtiliei*in outer court yard. The iVi y rar-o ld F lic k , whoar for o rg a n iird lalm r. H r -aid d run I t iwajfed "■ w a rtim e «tre| em p ire rn ip lo y c l l ltl.iMMl peraona, w a* rn n vie ird h ) (I ANllMIEli Ok I 't i r 1h**F| an Am erican m ilit a r y court i" If f I O n I ' n i * I'.Ii Ii H Retail Food Prices Sl'aikm an ile tla in l llir ir are wool I hririo lo aunyt M.inda) lmmlre<it »| ill. h i * tmlt of tnliinI ml.'l I1 r mratllir. ihr llla lli.. ; Irei* ihroiiKhoul ihr u n i Id who 1wouM he in till* mdrr ihr ( nun mm.i aggre.ior* in K»* 11*1. Il*«>«c who duiltlK llir I 1*1 lea anil el.ewhere " He laid he w." ' tr •ttidenl* in lltr Arm) didn't kn ■ it* w hrlh ri il would he •|*ci lir-d ii iimnc pittgiam. m a possihlr lo «rl around a Novel teln •inn! 41 N>4%V ptOgl4m. 4f*ll V%l|«* of llir p i*.|n t 1 1 l.ul "we mini liy .” h.t.l lo t th in RO ih y i .if ii tthr The pinitotrd |Miitr forr*. woiiM ilut 5 A if I* ll'r 4imn! foil r* I ro n a i.l ..f 'ami, . i s ami ,<ii force*, mrn »%r ir l.ilgr|y rcim 4lrt| ilI gn% •lirrelrd I.v * n ln r .m r n l.'r *im|i«t* a u th o illy " three from I'.r I 'n l lr l finmrnt r %|*rn«c S l s lr * . ilu r r from the lln tlih S* • lfn.*r r*lurntr4 i,it'** • ('<iinmwcitllh und Krnn. r an I th* \ >mii\ N'nvv piogiteln** .m l l h I r r c..lie. lit.d y .Ir r t r .l l.y Ihe wi '••r >• 4 more* tlmti *.*•• 4*»» ».i t • mitllei noinlwi - ta lc . It . .Irel- lr» • tfmn ■Jl month* *'on* s.u id I- l.y *tmplo m aj.itily Tb •r tf. I'hv'irtten* tend dnct,-1. vote. | wl"i did nnt Itnvr itn% • u rtivr »• Aa III *pon»or* e*|'laioe.l_ it, | v|l r * f lr r Srpl Hi I !*Ill Ih r Security Council could l.lork. I'm irlh, ll»*.*r v*h.» *eivr*i the I I II V'drmitn i* chairm en end John Setikarik la a aiatunl rhalr man "f Ihr r rc rn llv formed l" do 'ria l fom m itlee of Ih r Sere, nule County f'liamher of ' inerte Kdward llig cfn * la e-t' la t ’ W . \ I 'a lr ir k . p rra id e n l of ii. C h an th rr of 1'otnm erer, and TV II S trn ip c r, head o f th r lo cal .lavrre> a r r e i x .f f l r l n rn rm h rm 'i f Ihe m m m iller. A* the m eeting Td ead av n ig l.' « num lw t » f a ub•r«m m llte••* were nam ed. The l.a la 'r C o m m ittrr in rlo.le- I I olietI Riim hley, rhairnia' f.n o rg e T n id iy , l.r a It. I^ ah er and II l ‘ VViieelrr, J r I'H ffo rd M. K ild iin head* Ih ' liu lld in g and Site C o m m it*” w hich Include* F re .l fl. W itliam i i . R , P o u m k ro , Il F W h ee le r J> and A lv in Ihlh an r. T h e Finan ce f'o m m ill'T inclodT. F. T u c k e r, ch a irm a n . J I. Ing | le v . Ja c k H a ll. IV V. H illin g . Jnh' I l Iv e y , John W illia m *. J a t W* ' •*— » c h a ir m a n O M N I j o in i r»i rp \o r \?A rr c . tt •> ((tllflft hrfurv thr Hrntl • i S rT V u n ii N •> 1 . fin i fir m , in I . i \ '»r «'I * u i t l v n •! it i t .1 \ 11 . n n .: !itv% A t 1 iR iit .•’ ».m r :•> •t \ i n. w f ti I i a i u m t i i t * t o g .ijt 10 iM ir n u t In n j I i h u • ) | i i • *;» «m i ’* { /u l« , rm » fio » » n l .iii'im ||i< n it o ) War In Korea Is i wo Months Old Today And 1 he Knd is Kol In Siplit M il ' I I S IOK5 0 . \. f.onlli* old Im l.t II. .i i* not . I. tight l..ni;“ r h.i i I*. It I •»•••♦' M lllllV i.lti tlx f»itlif.‘ i \ • pfidlm n 1 mihri, ill liir ! Ml • •* Bill t|> «*I|IH‘|||MH -• v Lure* •H • Ie. -It *i* m ftinttlflte W»' it«tvrm«*nl TUMOn n u lli T* 'MI Ki>U'itr • 9 t wi leJ Vln*un llm ^ Jotinhin J ‘hn' L w**m| Ilk•• nn av nUnrL* •*n* i • i*j Jjt' vrtlunirrr v"' ifr|i*a •• irf ftii) nrnHxhty "—• «kt>U»t>* *»y' IlMlnrnj/11 Hf»»|.l|f 'fnn | | • |V a 4f»fl n i | rt|*|. • M nf Ki» *'iev» l.a* hern small *1 lit|* Ilf H r *Ntd lh a l iin lr** a way . an MMCI 1• 11 lilt • It found In hrieg in Ittr.i m ill ,4. li t l lr or no |.a *l rn lldary *i * v i .'. . t.< i,*h T In F'lHlHVi d rnav Iw n rre » 'a r) m Ih r. * O u i O f •nfl" ? .I0 0 ........ U i i let few month* lo make "*olt*la.* .al r n n o ..1 Mm v "|»* ' .all*" «.n *hr "Jll,IMh. m i.lical roe. N r i ; i n D w r I I 1 11 n s Ii 1'ifr H* w pi • mil in llie "rra e rv r |*ail " t it» \ In Ini y L a ck S . T n i t ei t i « n Johm .io -aid III* le .e ic |ee.l 1mt \ -Itt.i •In %te III fil.lt I nn* i..elude- men who had tong il..' f in v It*•4 • I 1III* "I \ ill il 1• .luring Ihe war and c»n*cni.'«i, »o ILil* on llir nrv% (miLI k li'Hj'eiiig 4W' I ’ l.iu •• i fioin fh.* M ■ 1 l,n'f" ,K im lil« r > •ri'rln . *•«' lino l-f to tin* -Muit it* t o piotfriui in (I'lM tlmm tlI |»f*l*ilil\ thrif rmiiM** DM Ihr li^i | Ih r |o*nlfi ilirt. loll o him • tip l*r I'L ril till dtifiim tlir lo \l Hi frscrvra who r< ul»l Id* m 'h ’fl in killing tend 4 r »11 ••\ lin* \l r|i . o * »”#l il 11ifnliiion* i i » I m u - kttu,.* iHtltMNl fte*a.t.l* te.iMoo • te* | !>f n«*r«l ' till* f Ofl«lMI< lion i'r »Iltr. 1 e ll < t*OI* ten.! 11• •fl*’*| 1. feil Us eta *t. r, no.M t.li I'*1! rt \ l t f f l l l l f f , ( » r o f *r W llll.M ie . |i Ici. i n um la'i of full niuntl: i»* th> a u n o l fo r r r* d.iring :h - U . l Oklahoma's .Monsl!T Snake l{epnrleil II o.in "f Bids To Be Asked 1 Hir milMrv wift Thr .On Castle Brewer , rlousinpi P r o j e c t r,;' r'lh’. M’lijit'il Inin 11 rm r | f i tilh r fllffflo t ol lltfI I II M«K Nlltlinilfy, ImM Mill * 1 I ^foiliv . " i i i * Aug •■ ■ » Seminole I '.unity A lloio cy I . Sr«tt said i.elay the "'i f'e.t •uakr irjH .elrd raptllled here l» ' night a n * a.fo ally purchnaeal f... HIM) from a Maryland firm and trough! here for rthlhlllon Scull *ai.| Ii. tt Hall, Tonka'*... illla ., rn.i kee|»er and nnirnal tripper, made a vtalcmrnl lo him. Sheriff John Sarvilcri ami F'*ln •• fh icf Hill Nieh"1*ori lh a l he wanted •»» rapdatitr *»n niinor in thla a ir a lhal a huge «iim I. waa looar. Hall eahlhlte.l a cnakr liela'. lhal w elghe.l JV) pound- and mraaurrd 7 ’ k inrhr- In diamete. and J** feet long lie aald II w ii raplure.1 in a cnaip lanl rughr in Wild Ifn rM Canyon *i« mil* rurlh of here aflrt a l«>. hooi .Irilggle. w kw o ka Odds Reported Against Communist invasion Of CHiang Held Formosa hUhrmr hP,r MORGAN 1)1KK >•* Or- Il'. A Morgan, retired 4 iriffo r <»f thr T m n r o f f \n llry fli Morgan, a r a t .v r of CansW A S H IN G T O N . Aug. 23—f P — Amhamaadeer Wvlllaglon Km* W A S IIIN ’fiT O N , Aug l ’> <A*' fa, ranu In ‘.lie MO'lh *o*n after rrp n rlrd Inday lhal C hlnr»r NalianalUl In le lllg m rr report* in — Retail food price* hav. fallen hla graduation from college Hr d iealr Ih r Chine*# Cnirm unl*!* Mill have a Ini of preparation0.1 per rent <1tier Ju ly I I . Ih< had herrd that acirntificallv trainlo ron.^ lrlr before Ih r* mold allark Form o-a. K m , rre rrllv rr fltirrait of lalm r S fa 'ld ira re rd men w rrr needed in Inr area turned frnm Ih r Nallnnalt»l *lronghold. aald lhal areordlng fo ported today. la-luw Ihe Maann and Hlaon line j Ih r m ililary leader* there if Ihr ia»**i"n doe* nol rome in three Thla tapering-off rrimrl on lie aprnl Jd yenra In aiding dew week*— and *he rhanrra are il »ill i" l— then had we.lher In Ih r food follow - a July I * e"*l of i velnprnrnl of HOlithrrn agrlrntarea will make il virtually im|i*.**ihle until earl) nrel *rar living lnde» which ahowed at- lure le'fnrr he wa* made preai- i mud a record advance for Ih r dent of the U n lv rraity of Tcnnc * - 1 Hy KI.TIIN C. F A Y '•arlv aummer. a.-e In 1Hit*. A. I*. M ilitary Affair* Reporter The Hurrau relim atrd lh«l IhIt wa* in 193.1, while hr wa* W A SH IN G TO N . Aug. 25 (.Pi The n»M* teem In I k «gain«l ihe retail fmal price Indei foe f*d atill hr*d of Ih r univrm lty, that large r itira on Aug. 1.1 wa* W I.O Frr«idenl Fran k lin t). Rnn*rvrj'. f hinet# Communiete rarrying nul now ih*ii th rra l lo "hherale" Nation— figuring the ID.TA-ntl (wriml a- appointed him In Ihe Trnnr**ee a|i*|wf.ntrolle«| Fntm m a in an amphihtou* mvation gamble normal or 100. That Indr* wa* j Valley A ulhnH ty’a Ihree-man In *ome .(uartera here Indayk-----0JI per rent Imlnw July II and Imard there w rrr Inclination lo look up i »*pecta of a Red invaelnn atOJS per rent M ow Ju ly IV T hr S ta te Department reep'indon the outcry of Radiu I’rining T h r 209 in d ri wa* about two P IC N IC PO H TPO N F.il and Communiat Foreign Miniatrr cl that Ih i* government would A llrothrrhno>| Railroad Pirper rent alw.vr June IS, M o r e | welcome IJ. N. romlderation of nlc, aehrrlulerl tn h# held at Nrw Chou Kn-I.ai aa deaignrd caacn- ihe Form oaa problem, but f«-it i r * * l l * * M oa ***** Threel tia llv for propagenda purpo*r*. Sm yrna Reach nn Sept. IB, ha* Hut the poaeihility w a* not en­ there ahould lie no diveriinn frnn. been railed off. 8. 8. G rave, antirely diacountaul that an attack •fudy fo the C-irnmuniit a tla tl M JN IK S R F N R R T I HNS onliner<! thla morning. might her attempted a* part of aa South Korea. C a rl l.undgrrn. Sanford rat pen. Th# Unlt#<l Stale* ha* no broad Communiat atraleg y to di­ ter who Installed thr addition, at W AC R F C R l ’IT IN C vert Am erican attention and m ili­ force*, aa auch, baaed on Form "•hr la-gtop Hut and who ha* lie.-n W A S H IN G T O N , Aug. W fA l . •a. Hut In the June 27 enmiunre III at R ay Fine* Itoapilal fry eh* T h r Army Mapped up Ha W AG re- ta ry atrength from Korea. The Paining radio announced m#nt on Am erican help for South pa*t two month*, returned vratrr- rrutting program today with * yesterday Red Intention lo liber­ Korea President Truman directed day tn hla horn* at 2012 Palmetto goal of 21ft rrc n iite every two ate the (aland, last foot bold of that th# U . S. 7th Fleet -prevent Avenue in South Sanford week*. G eneralissim o Chlang CfaPfihek', anr attack on Fnrmoea " He c'ao M r. Lundgrrn said that hr la T h r Arm y aald thl* |* an In- N ationalist Government. Chou ■ailed upon Chlang’a government feeling much Itetter and added tha* rrra a r nf about 100 a month ov-r later s«nt to tha United Nation* to "reaa# a ll *ea and air operah* wa* given flnr trratm ref at the prr»ont recruiting pace. R r . Secu rity Council a demand that Ilona a g aln al the mainland. th# ho.pltal for veteran. Hi- *rrv- cn ilta will enter th# W AG training the U N order w ithdraw al nf all What about th# purely m ilitary H In World War I. renter at Fort l^ e , V«. l ik a U a a M n# Pag# Thee#) A m erican forces from Formosa C o r- T o P u san in K N n S4itnd4y# A mu 2b-i i *i N mif**v hallle n%rf 4 nrw ‘•»il •*» l .irwti «if\ lirnkf nul I •••\ nt lit k n ir.m <(*nVril vt.irfrnnt mntinLiin* !i m «» l«Mi(*tti hrtwfrn ' i r»| ><II|||| Kk'Mruu util ihr an*• 11iiw i^r ‘l« I .* tn J r* niilri nmlh •mi r.i»l nf 14«*UU ( iMittlri 4(1-it Niliv* Smitlt Kn* •* m% irg,dtitr.i .ttounil thev loll ' nl-iY "ining Ihe first !d<*** i i«i lifpft dr •It iIV 4 forw.ml Inrre *t fillam 11.Wt|tl And ?4 like. prod|101411 Red I'tig l.rt. •I r i i*, i , r HP 25 T h ru A lle y T h r e a t e n in g H ig h w a y O l d e r W o u ld l^ .ip c s l5 o w liM k > >r i.iv. llir forcr would oprrale j da> t*krd ( ongirat l:> p rim ii a an aii inurm rnl drtignrd lo | d tp ' „f d K lm» and drnul* up p irv cn l a N 't ir l trio n| action lo In'and mcluihng agr I't lot lit. .urll 4K(trtllolt amir.I •• iv ic r t FIKST i A I l STRIKE in C'ana.lian hi tory form* of Windsor .Station In Montreal 123,000 non-opcrntins railway worker* throughout Canada. Sleelw m krr Jr» ie r llm t Cam egio Illinois »lrel plain in which normally service Ihrte cor* ten! home at oven* went cold in llir nulls. I Congressmen Major B attle Loom s A t i a e g u Urge Founding . J *. . . y. v Of un Force A s A llies R egain Lost u r o u n d At p -o p o ril by llir tponente o( reto lin io n . In h r in lto d u rril la in I F ill! 0 x f i ) h i ). W A SH IN G T O N . A „ * 25 v f i \ hi-pailitan itiou|i of lit trna* l«n» and 15 llm iir m rnihrit uiK'd toda) ih r ril.tlditlimrnt of United Nation* poller lo u r , made lip n( to lu n lm * liom •mall nation*. In aid in (oinhatlinti agKiretinii. t t IN D E P E N D E N T W f r V o lu n te e r F o rc e A g g re s s io n J o h n S O I l R e sis t O p e n T o R u s s ia n s If R u le d A c c e p te d U A M IIM .IIIV A n t. JS— ^ — l ’tr« M n i Trum an ordered aelmre of il,r nation'* R a ilr o a d . at I I'M . (|CST» S UnHarr. Acting berau.r t.f ih. na­ tionw ide strikr rallrd for Mon dn» b) |« n railroad union*, Mr T ru m a n dlrr le i that S r rrria r* «f Ih r Arm* I'arr l a i r over anil »|>rratr Ihr riMil* "In th r n>mr of th r I ’nilrd S.'atew Govern. m rn t.“ In a statement. Mr. Truman al*n rallrd upon "even railro ad worker In ro n iirralr » lth Ih r sinrrnm rnt h* remain■ ( ” o duly." H f union* have S k id the* would work ondrr in tern m en t *riru rr. In farl. •h ry have »r*rr*l lim r> urged lh a l Ih r goiernairnt la h r over Ih r rriltii.iH i he,au**- of Ihrlr I H-month* nlil w Mgr.boor dl*. p u lr. Mr. Irum «n. in a Jirirf r la tr m rn t. nnlrH that ih r lienIhrrhiMhl n( If a II« «j Tralnm rn and Ih r llrilrr of It.iilw av Cund u rlo ra h.nr ilrrlin rd lo arrrpl rrrom m rm lalion* of a pre-idrnjal r m r it m n hoard for * rlll ■I Ih r i**ur«. Ill* statement * r n l on: "In Ihr strik e «lluallon Ihua confronting u*. sm rrn m rn . la l seizure I* im perative for Ihr p ro lrrtin n of our c ilire n * ." W A S H IN G T O N , A n *. 2 1 "P>— Senator Holland t IM 'la l Inday Irrm rd Ihr r a il for a railro ad strikr neat Mond.iv Ih r **mn*i tragic new *" *lnrr Ih r invasion of South Knrra. r reiterated a * la lr m r n l hr atlr in Ihr Srn atr la -1 inch I and raid hr “hoped r»rn al Ih i* la ir hour" lhal laltor leadr ra w ill “rrrnn*idrr Ihia Ira* * i r decision which I h r ) have m adr and (till i|iiirhl> in ik r il r lr a r lhal no »urh r a la m il) a* IHi* ran hrfall our nation." \ t r W EATH ER r*» iU flittidt throng h Saturday, * lr« widely scattered a flrrn o o * Ihiimlrr »ho» rr». I l«r pi'ttfM If. Af tor nr*.... ,... * ' II’l* l» lltfIFfj . 4iw u *t(.11 -.1 ill< •i!|r llf fu r f pintri I will. >|i,e* hon* l»v K til M r 1Iiui'l utlil-t 'll.l II 'iNllllelrtl Cl« I'SR? *:!■*•. iMiiy ()nit Homo In Row With Fal her On Fill h it ............ I.tea e>1 a... I" " ' ' ' *• '• • • *P ' 4, , 1 I. 1 •« •' |* 0 4 M . 11 tl 1 -1 |.| 1 , • Oil t. '*f • Ilf Ollgl* 1 • mf" In ,.|f « '•••• • . • It* llllff** • * |t e #•*1 tl •* *'4f..'. I 11V\ \% .......... ef ».'.‘»aO *7 l li r f III - Fiitl'Mtl <1 It % %a, llx f ommunitl >' lift!* try •! i TTg* M fri fee (ikf.rn a m ill flits n fit llir ftvnlftl 4in» Hir th |r*l in llir Mliril m illlir ,|||f ft) . «• c. K m r, i #• i" tl ' I n \itliiif % Kitff4n ff* « l\ ' l l l l n i • V i F | M i f l n | .S c iu lli • \ " r . '» iiMith »*t I i*i*u n r r r run* »•* * L i« k n% »\ it R rd in••*f I 4f 4 tli* rnrm y li.nl hrrn ifm rti min i % %ilin j city nmr m ilfi •u*if|» hi I »Fwu I L r «tiv •%*i% no* Itlrnllltnl ti\ nirnr lin i • la'ii • h Im * I m I 4 «»f i U r ir - * • . •!\ 11 nop , I 1• !• '' * I I ) I .« • " t t if»» t io i t i- r t * n t ii* i f r o u l . I . I I i itt*4 f iu r p i * l»# lin t f h u «*<*! N a k t o t t i* h im I ’ t n U y I*r«E‘ e .f i • • n r n iy • i|r i3 t - n * nf tm k n m vn w t i# f l i ; i L in f lic t i n g v it ia in t f lf iM o il • | ,. !.,* ( * . It il« » iii: !*•%•■• I Yc»*|»t fm pnli«4 r,f!'n|i mill flung e»n t*»i»«"% «*f op* (Hittunit\ J»y mir forr«* . thi* rr* atiung •'T| h m nf tit I* front rf* ttitein i|iiirt#' ih r tint •ntffl *nHJ. \n ,\Mir4 •pokr^imu ••*4 !«t* h i tiltr• % i i Mi'. •) ■ ' I v list H 4«vision "4" holding L**^ l?r«ls »Jm (fi"vr jiuulhw4«4 tm%«r4 V'infGhmi from jtofitii'rc "f K utms ha Thi* Rrd* ftuur«l to thU leiufr f»e*n* tlir "JkiAlit'a illlr \ “ tel »ttfur niirfP* lfir\ fli'* 4 four fiinr* mi fivr 4nv% '•» ris%h ' .,f ,.M* I I"** I L hum b,« t« I'.! »nilr« north '»f ttergo Voiigiliofi l« lmki’4 *o l'nogn hy , ItiteOM I OKI I. Till* hte*' •lill' 'U t .( fti.fr te llltelll flfgliwo. effl'l I fil. runninjr f• , r‘' * • * ng t • y •uigrlion Thu ro j I piN-ie* (in* count!> RtHti ( ‘i tnnl lighting, south *»f Ih.* rii'iuf»« ! tilt • Ml fInoiigh Friday# thr tilfml . . •' • • If ■1•) . . . . t moir fhtefi I “ii • i .» \ • •l UiHtitel. miif h, ■f.r * t»r'»f (t *1- |ll -ll' l % fhr \ elf ft* K • It NR||Ha#ll ••« !’**• • *- hi | r>i i t ish Siildii'is Iload For Korea To Join UN Expedition t ir t v i, k o n g . Aug j i "Ft •tel l»Mi.Clt M I I , . . . , hundted ttrl*' '* infa'i'r) Ih* It id -i le,night •<> i un Ut t li'im iiii i Mt" r»»»i'let;l \ Elion i fiitCFf in K'orte •• terrmo Ihfn**- a *tini fhrv S'nulil lo* ft* log R'Ml.l'vrl H H illln N . Mh o luff. •% . Thr If • •••n o-fte|»on* srnf 'fiAfvgv i ». ntrn nf thr U ify ll fti'l t| I. 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I V e .fif, Koreans.^ th r .n u u n im o n * l-artlng farew ell "Gmwlhye. M' ft 'V e il life r-e *•» *»ii*i, "you w ill aft iking • Keane llnvn n giwid linn- *••*! *1 M St.' I l l nn gene, '-lou «f th r Com m unUt tettrmii**. vnui neighluxe." rl'Hii no." 'lx to »on»|tirf not only \ *l». t»or Nrw *mr>i rrarhrd the y.'in g noon, c l l.-o nI a.. Kuroptf. n °t only K o r r 4. hut woman at the Rmldakian humr S I i dul foil\ l.o tel*** t ’ltrtet H rlta in ln-1 night 21 hour* n ftri .hi->-i will hr flghtin • In North d iia ijie a ir.l fr..m lie, S»,i.e. «-l Wll ............. tl oMtlteurd f»te l'N4F I'll#* I.a lc Mor, •i noon, ili** SfokH v home th* Shu ley May »al-l *he decitl.d til'w eiv In fsolte nf IJ If*; I* * * u « * ,* i.* r , , , e n . i .dvnfotd T>" " i » f Vnfrt nt l*J lit p ji ( h e r nod Andri ud C to rrrv hi tirrii’Vte liigti yc*tre<iay 0 t al I mi F 'I . \Vr»fnesi|iv T IIM R K K l l . l . I ’ll 1 ' 1 | T<> A ond In,a will leavo lil.-n I’K R K Y . Aug. 2fi — i,Vt A Rain yi-atenlay '»<> -nn’* G rorriy, ta k e Mary at noon, I akrlnnd cmiplt- and Ih'-lr Id into J 5'.* Total Augii*! l.onc year-old aon w rrr kill*-et wrltrn I Jean's S, rvi.p Station in Inchca wood at 12 !"; F ille r . *......... «• Ihrlr aulomobil# rra*hr*l Inin Ih r 7 in rain Normsl August teat nf a patkrd « e n it lr n lt r Altamonte Spring* *t r,' i t inrhcte ijull*' M .il. i in f r |l—,f v *' truck m-ar here last night. Tides today: 1/i« t l t . 1 aril Highway I’alfulm an llo|w- ( nr- : I -on p.M. high r, tr. A third ho- will leave th* Tout lin Id rn lifin l thr vtcima a* Mr and Mr*. Joel M cFlhatiry ami let Centei in Sanford *t 12:10 | an.) Pfnelnt’a on f.eneva Av*nur their son, "T im " of Lakeland. I at 12:11 I'.M. ( I I I F F S H F.T I'R N ) JA C K S O N V J I.I.K . A m# 'J* —"IN S IIK R IF t A P P fH N T K II W A S H IN G T O N . Aug 21 «/V. i Atlanta .7 V. T A I.I.A H A S K K K . Aug 25- «,Vi The ehlef* nf thr Arm y and an 11 1 lloflnn Governot W arten today *pNavy tefutnrd today from a HI Chlrago «7 Uiiirk viall I" Ihe Korean w*. |wiinled Hagan P a rrish of Win- 1 llrn vc. V. *.1 front and «nld they “aenaed a let lleven i" auccecd *ti,|>ende.i 1 Oe . Momf« 84 I. general offrtialve apirll and air Sheriff Frank M. W llllam a nf 80 !»t j Galveston of otdimlam" hy all Ih r A m rrlran Folk roimly. 07 81 I’arri*h (• * .TA-year-old N avv New v mk Gghling man. « M Grnentl J. Irawt»n Colllna, veteran, former stale highway l'lidadel|.hia 57 7.1 chief deputy S*-*Mle Aim y r h lrf of ataff, and A d ­ patrolman, once 70 A.1 miral Fo reral P. Sherman, chief sheriff of Folk county and In Wa«hlngton 74 B2 a former Fort Myers nf naval operation*, arrived hark Orange count, and BO 77 Orland pnllre Jackannrille in Washington where they left member nf Ih r 73 Orlaiulo 9.1 forrr. only ta*l Saturday morning. N.it. t>. 4* I *-eI M-. Sanford W Tin* W eather „ ® , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 24, 1950 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 24, 1950. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 24, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/65f7443003256df6affbc2a77b64c41c.pdf 933c01ee179cc53e7d27fb94a7cde32f PDF Text Text THE HANFORD IIBUALB. SANFOWD FLORIDA Expert Arrested i C M t ie e e e grass ewe* o m i been recovered by FIJI agents at Simons' home where it was found in a glass vial buried under In* house. Simons was once stationed at Loi Alamos while he was la the Arm y, from August, l M f „ to Match, told, Following bin disrhiiigt- from the Arm y, he was employed ns a civilian by Cali­ fornia University in the metal production division at Los Alamo' t>etv><*>n kfsich and July, I94tf Hoover quulrd Simons at say­ ing, after ihe plutonium waa in’ 1b,n't Hr A 'Jbiuhlinx I hum**' After rending Mrs, A dele’s won­ derful expwrivneo with H A D A C (lt. huw can you doubt that (Ids gteni new nutritional for­ mula will help y„u if your sysfe-in larks Vitamins lit, Ii2, Iron, and Niariii? What IIA O A C U t. did for Mrs. Adrle, it inn do for you If you're suffering fiendish lurtur* and agony from neuritis aches and pain*, nervous disorders, insom­ nia, 'tomnrh distress and a gen­ eral run-down wrnkenni condi­ tion due to such deficiencies. So what are you waiting for? Don’t you see that H A D A C O I, is the kind of product you need— the kind you should buy and the kind you should start taking im­ mediately! Sold tin A Slrirt Money-Back fiuarantrr IIA D A C O I, even helps build up the hemoglobin of reel blood tells (when Iron is needed | to course through your body, cartying these great health-build­ ing elements to every budr or­ gan— to the liver, lungs, heart, kidney* oven to the nails, hair uud eyes. No wonder IIA D A C O L helps you feel wonderful. lie fair to yourselfl (live your­ self a break If you have such deficiencies! Why continue le drag yourself a.-ound— a hurdeo to yourself and your family— when relief may Ire aa close at hand as your nearest drugstore? This great H A D A C O I, la insapensive, ton— coala only a small amount a day. Tria l slsa, only 11.25 I,urge family or hospital sire. 11.5(1. r I »*%*•„ I hr l e-IIIn*ir I »rp«r« 0 «* - A4« Korean War covered, that he airaply wanted it "as a M uvu tir." flic Justice Department »ahl M * a lla a * 4 r e e a Kse# O h ) arrangements had been made for the Soviet Siberian borber. a prompt arrangement of Simons Ihe Reds l.ad shoved W,Q00 before a U. 8. commissioner in Denver on the charge of illegal men - nine divnront— acaintl lie possession of flstionablr matriial Allied defense line. in violation of the 1940 Atomic Fur Ihe third itiaighl night the Energy Act. Nutlli Koieaiii tried to path *leW A S IN U TC rn TM ig . I K - n F i - uirrtls ul line* divisiooi down the A candy maker told Senal,) same road to Taegu. Crime investigators today that Ameririm tanks and men slop­ partners he took on during the war in an effort to get sugar ped them 12 miles mirth of the turned out to be "hoodlums' and city. A P correspondent !hm Whitehe lost a business worth close to heud with the American* north The witnesa, David Luhben uf of Taegu said Infiltrating Bad Hillsdale, N. J., testified te- sniper and marhinepun fire pin was told that the real boas uf n»d down troops and correspond the paitners was Frank Costellu, ents along the mountain road. The two hour tank battle, p il­ the New Yorker whu has ben. big American Pershingreferred to in the Semite hear­ ling ings aa a ona-time ' slot-machine again-i liu* iao made T 14s, b lu ­ king and big-time gambler. ed in Tuesday's early morning Lubben'a testimony before the darkness. Senate crime subcommittee was Four 4S-ton American tanks a lung, complex tale of his war­ caught nine 12-ton Busslan-built times woes as head of the Kataum machines on the *am* road t ir Food Products Company , a Beds have tried to come down Bronx concern making and pack- three straight nights toward Tae­ Ing candy. gu. lie told of buying sugar In the The tank' Mated away at 100 black market In an effort to yard*. stay in business and of paying Cajit. Otis I*. Saum of Waterout thousands of dollars to var­ hury. Conn,, in command of the tl. ious persons in vain attempt* to 8. lank from the 71rd Tank Com­ get a sugar quota. pany, aaid U 8 guns knocked no* Among thoae persons, he M id. the second tank in the column with was one who identified himself • «hell through the right front as a one-time campaign manager track. for President Truman '•Then we got a bit under the l.ubben Mill he couldn't re turret of the leading tank," Cap­ call tha man's name but promised to try to supply It to the cum tain Baum said, "anil it was e* ufue by the white plmsohnrotl' nnttre later. That was Just before lb, com­ shell " Tfct tank; hammered at ewh mittee recessed for lunch. Alter Ihe recess, l.ubben said the inait other, Saum raid, with Atnerl'-rr' was Victor Messall, a Washing­ aitiilrry joining in the battle. I I 8 tanks got two of the Bed ton lawyer. He said be paid Me* sail 11,000 or 1 1 , t > , seek a tanks nod artillery got the ulhrr sugar quota for him, but nevri heard anything more ulxiut it. Iwibhen said Messall claimed to have been one of I'residenl Truman's campaign nianagei* was "supposed to have done some thing for Mr. Truman when he was a congressman or a sensd ih c k im in a t io n cam e M IA M I, Aug. 2 2 -1 4 * )-Federal Judge (irorgr W. Whitehurst to­ day dismissed a »|00,(H*i civil right* ault brought against the city of West Palm Reach hy a group of Nrgroea whu rtaliurd they were discriminated against iri the matter of puhlir improvement T«i-“ * t ir r t d sp th t s u tp Ssi.uk hilb n '« r Tundok, |u h , vl|th „f Uhutigam. Negro troop* of the 24th infan­ try regiment retook nearhv “ Bat tl* Moar,tain" for the fifth lime in lour Jays i hat straightened out the AmerKit. batti* tin*. AP Correspondent Stan Swtnton III ■ dispatch timed after the II.S. ftth A rm y rornmunltiu* at K:iO |». ,W. Tuesday laid recapture of the mountain won hack for the A m irirsns all the ground they had Jolt Monday. The Hth A rm y communique had ■lid the Bed* were nttackinir the Fifth Regimental Combat Tram ami the Negro fighters were try ­ ing to retake their former (m il­ lion*. .N'urth of this fieri* action, the battle- weary UJ?. 24th Infantry Division dug In along the winding Niktong River'* east bank. It kept a close watch on a small Bed bridgehead thrown arruis the rive' at llyongpung, 14 miles southwest of Targu. Farther up the river the U.8. First Cavalry Division lobbad ar­ tillery shells id a Communist sup­ ply snd troop buildup on the Beils' »e -t bank of the river. Fast of Waegwan, on the curv­ ing rcn.ral front, the South Ko­ rean First Infantry Division ad vinred In Ihe mounralrtou* ' # « i try between Mangjong and Indong. One South Korean patrol knifed *!•*»*** " ‘ s* ***»»• and their fcelerk were nut<il hy Ailiesl troops all along tha lin*. .Stiffening re*!*'amt- was frll where the South Korean Third In­ fantry Divislin pushed tn a point nine miles north of I’ohang. The South Korean Capitol Divi­ sion, in a parallel drive, knifed northward shove Kigye, nine miles northwest uf Pohanp, against artillery ami mortar fire echoing from mountain battlefield*. Most Allied battle nlans called for advances along the line El — where, the Allies waited for the long expected Communist offen­ sive. AP Correapondent Mill Shinn e« ■ ported Mouth Korean Marines aidad by United Stale* A ir For e men TUESDAY AUG. J2, 1950 Rail Strike I t entases f n s g t g , user gan Monday, when the rail term­ inals at Cleveland, Louisville and Minneapulis-Bt. Paul were shut down. Today, vital short-line rail roads at Pittsburgh and Chicago, were struck by the trainmen and conductors. The C lew land and Chicago •trikea hit heavily at basic stool production in those area*, cutting 13,000 tong a day from output of Bepublie and Carnegie-Illinois, firms which were unable to con­ tinue operations without rail ser­ vice. With military demandi for steel rilin g sharply because of w »ie cleaning nut Red forces lh*( tried to occupy Kofr Island south of Cbinhae, six miles southeast of Masan.. Chinhae is a naval base, I.t. Comdr. D. C. Iloltv, tm rriadviser to the South Korean N a ry , said flights of United Ns lions planes were made Monday and Tuesday from the Tonrvon area, btlow Kosong, occupied !*<• we a by South Korean Marines The South Korean amphibia-* forre was trying to link up itposition with the U.8. 25th Divi sion wr-*t of Masan. tht Korea-”, w ar, this effect hit hard at industryPresident Truman, concerned over the nationwide unreat by the 300,000 members of the two strik­ ing union ami other group* of rad worker a, kept hit tup labor advisur, John B. ft. Steelman busy with (aniers and uniun repreien- tativet working for some solution. Another rail labor group. the Switchmen's Union of Nortn America, broke off talks with carrie. a. Tha switchmen. under in­ junction not to atnke the Bock island System, called off ‘ D ^e * against other major radroadi when the Korean war flared up. I f s M e re F u n T o S tu d y In P L A Y SH O E S BALL-BAND Sport Shoes are WASHABLE, tool A N T I-B E D LAW C L E A R W A T E R , Aug 22 <4*1 Card-carrying Communist* muregister here by >:25 P. M. toim.i row or go to Jail. A rilv ordinance calling for iegi-1ration uf Communist - wo P*sard Ja't night by Ihe Citv Com mil don at 8:25 P. M The la * gives Cumin uniats 4n hours to tigi up. Legal Notice CSIl'NT n r T D K I III v r t J i i m i c . ti:M id n i.n i in a t i s t s t i : i i k p i .i,ru n t . IS ItK T ilt : KHTATK UK t l U N K A TA K A C tl, ile, *■•*.) 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In tight parking spares, this big beautiful Mercury is sure-footed aa a cat- You can U-turn it “ on a quarter," atop it "on a dime"! T ry U yourself-ami seel �♦ L-- V (■ U n ity T h e n U Strength— TH E To Prelect (ho Ttoro of the World; To Promote the Progress of America. To Prodoce Prosperity for 8*nford. W a p H a n AN O LU M K X X X X II Legionnaire Established 1908 Seajrrave Held Says Russian Large Army C onsidered UMTDcmandcdWHilc Co D u r e s s Votes Cash For Rivers. Harbors Anti Paper StronR West German Police Force W i t h U.S. Reinforcements Seen As Possible W A S IIW C T O N . An*. 23 h /Pi F R A N K F U R T Germany, Aug. 23High American official* •Inclined here today that the U mlcd Slate* it completing a build­ up nf it* armed forcer in Germany to ImUter ihc defentr of U ’evt Furnpe againvt (wivvible Communlit attack. Dt*ciiition» are mm going on in M’avbmgtnn. the official* laid, on how many more lroo(>* thould be lent. M'aihingtnn also u divcumng the pmiibiluy of acceding to Weil German Chancellor Konrad Adenaurr** demand for a weil-armed police armv to counter the Rn*. *ian-»|von«ored ‘T ’eo|i|p‘» Army in Earl Germany, Detail* of the •Irength of »uch a police force are now heing wntked nut. the inform ant* wid Ameman official* were laid to favor wholeheartedly die proposed reinforcement of live U . S. oc­ cupation force* here. They point out that the Ituwlan* have an rvtlmateil 211 or mm-* combat ilivislona. nund>erin- about .100,000 men In their Eavt G e rm »rone, making up part of the «n ilivislona thry are aa|<| to have in Europe. The Ainrritana, British and French together have a total of only five rnmlv*l divl»ion*. nlii' service troop, In tjermanv Th American >on'ihg*nt now numlici around l oo.non men. In I’ari a foreign office vn"ke. man »ald FraOre is agreeihle I" reinforcing the West German no tire force in Germany, hut **ill t opposed to ereatlng a German Army or tr.lng German indu,I n ­ fer atm, product Inn. Sorlali-t l.aadar Kurt i-h u Mai — A representative of the Amen- « J)r. Hamilton Holt selected By Demos As Representative W O O D STO CK , Conn.. Aug £t •— (VPl Or. Ilanritlnn llnlt, retire.! president tif Rollins College **h'» recently celebrated hla Tilth bir­ thday haa lieen nominated by Oemm rut . for one nf thia town’a two leal* in the Cnncrertleilt hnitie ^ f repmenlatlve*. A* last night’* town ennventlon the Democrat, aim nominatefl another veholar In their effort to break the hold Republican* have had on tht, town’* affair* alnre Civil War d a w lie l» Dr. Wllli*.m lonndalf T a y ­ lor who I* in Burma rm a tempor arv assignment with the United State All Eorrea there. Had it not been for the war In Korea he would he lecturing now A n fteofil, having lieen given r< leave of aluenre from the fa-ultv of Dickenson College tor that pnrpove, anit received State De. r*-tU.Vioi primIvamn to make the trip. He it t hair man of the Depart­ ment of 1’nlltkal Sriertea at Dtrk•p;orr College. Dr. Holt, who wa* Democratic randldate for the I'njted Slate* Senate from Connectleut In IKM. ^td a v wa* appointed to the exeW i*lv- "ltril.ltl"" of the li*-'»i»e*v* ent rotnmittee for the re*le-i|nn o ' Governor Chevter Jt-iwle*. He w h founder of the "Leaguto fjpforee Rea-*," HIIO for questioning at Rangoon, Burma, It Dr. Cordon Seagrave, U. S. medical missionary and t i c -1oriel under Gen. Joseph Stllwell. Sesgrave and hit Karen nurses w-ere In the American march out of Burma In l l l t l It Is reported thst hi* arrest grow* out of hi* long and helpful contact with th* Ksren tribe* now In revolt. ( In ternational) Tampa Soldier Tells Story Of Arrest By Reds IJvt. Yankow Black­ jacked And Held As Prisoner 4 Months R E R U N . Aug. 23 . </!’) A tall, ilesdy-cved Amriir.vn *"ldiet told * itoty today o( being h*rhj*< ked in We*t Hcrlm ami >liang>swd into four month* of Kuvu*n gone captivity. . I I 'M Tamps. FI*, told' form (vm de wa* thutlled from one Rutiisp nr German inirrrogslnr to snolhei •inglcd out foi vuch treatment. Retreated U. S Army Irquetl* to live Rutwsn* fnr information on the misting Yankow finally ef!"clcd hi* reltaie lluougb the So­ ld Knmmsmlsnluia in lb-din Aug 14. He wav sbtenl from hii idle •ompany unre April 7 Yanlnw tame back with only l r:«*■•••** n* Pea* stel nvi. Aif.w w V*|,. Most Ins Stay In As Result Of 54 Primary Contests By A S S O C IA TE D FMKSH In primary election. In three »tale» yesterday, mod of the "In*" staved in. nr with the «ni* ,*111 hemg rounted. looker! likely trv win their r»re« for rennminatinn. In all, randldate* were picked lor M House *eat* In New York, Mlaiitilppl, Wyoming and Dela­ ware. Party renventlon. Sept. A and 7 will name New York’s randtdates for governor and IT. B. aen. ator. f)nly^ five out » f New York’* 4S eongreavtnen fared o|>|ci*lti»o In yestentay’* hdioting. Winning renomlnstlon were ve teran upstate Rc|Uihllran« W, S'erllng f>de of the Itttb district and C laim , e F Kllhtirn of the !IOh, an I Democrat Lorn* H. If*-' ler of the 7th In Br«v,klyn. Orm-M-ral Joseph I.. P frlfrr, W E S T P ALM B E A C H , Aug. who has represented Brooklyn’s 33 — trPt A circuit court ruling 8th for 18 years was defeated by 4Lo* awed the rllv of Fort Lauder­ a political newromcr ettornrv dale vome 1700.000. ire a llts M rrt Page Bis I In a ruling handed down yes­ terday by CIreuil Judge C. E. Chlillngwnrth. It wa* decided that an agreement to build the Bahia Mar yacht basin at Fort Lauder­ ruhch dale wa* honest, without fraud hut at the same time Illegal. A fallen pieee of iheel metal The ruling knocked out a coun­ from th* ruptfa of the old IN— ty «ult filed by the Universal Building nn C’ommeiclal A Venn Construction Company ag*ln«t the caused a short eirruil In a powecity for 1341,880 and dirorted that line yesterday afternoon at almut construction .firm, pav the rlty .1:15 o’clock ^•f Fort Ijuulrrdalr IUML600 In Firemen hurried lo the -rene. lieu of building It did net com­ plete under the original agree­ and a fireman, equipped with a long pole, climbed the extension ment The declilon was made In a ladder of the Seagrave truck and «ult for declaratory re1ef brought carefully dislodged the strip of by Robert II. Gore. new* piper metal from the wire*. Many spec­ blDher, and other Fort Lauder- tator* watched thr operation. The cupQla, long a landmark, is le taxpayers against Ota rlty, th*. construction company and the being removed from the bnlldlo-. because of a leakage In the roof­ Bahia Mar Corporation. ing. A I on* time tha building, locatm A T T A C H F D T o CURT188 w Harvey Covington, son of M ' "d near the old South Florida Rail­ and Mr*. E. A. Covington. AI* road Depot, housed the Plant Res­ E*st Ffrat Street, la serving a taurant which flourished at the bnerd the ti.8.8. Curtiss, ■ trait* time train* stopped for SO min­ ute*. W . T . Cotter, who built tha FWJ «hlp. He entered the naval service Wtlaka Building, erected the Pico yean ago .and la a graduate Ratal, now owned by Frank Ta k j l H I j of the Fkrrenev. 8- C. High ■eh. about I NT. The tower floor la occupied by Frank’* Tavern. ocbooi. Circuit Court Ruling Saves City $700,000 Short Circuit At Pico C Trouble E o r I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , State Patrolman Urges Meter For Proving Drunks Need of * drunk.meter 1" to dctrrtnine the degree of |n*»* iiation of person* ehsree.1 «•••»• this offense, and espaelalli* dronk en driver*, wna tmlay atre.-e-t toState Hiphwav ratrolmao p c llairivon. The meter enuM h* k-n* at either »hs Police Station nHheriff’n offii-e. he said. The rffirlr'ic r of the rtoml meter haa been rerngnlf’ d he State Supreme Court, h* »la*e.i r we had a drunk.m*ter here. *hjudge would he hound to Instr-i-* the Jnrv as to » h « i the drool meter showed He capresied the oolnloo r ',» ‘ often In ca r nf drunken dftvtn • the Jury show* loo much svmnsthfor Ilia defendant. In one ease re u n tly , he a*M in ., highway nerrom*n tetllfie •hat they trail found a dr tear drunk, and the driver, In turn maintained that thar* w*> not one patrolman at the aeana of *h* a.videnl. In addition, lb " J r>> had lieen unable to turn the lights of hi* truck on. The Jurv fm - J the d rivi» not guilty of helndrunk. Patrolman HarrUon aurgeated that some civic organltatlon get behind a movement to secure a drunk-meter here. Strikers Go Back To Work For Telegram N E W Y O H K . 7 n g . tS — (A V T h r 10-wsek strike again.t Ihe New York W nrld-T*ltgrsm and Sun ended ls*t night and Ihe newspaper said It would start pu­ blishing again nait Monday. Striking C IO American News­ paper Guildamen voted (TO to !*n lo accept a two-year contract worked out Haturday. Picketing that rloiad the plant when tha atrika began June 1.1 •topped Immediately after the vote. The management issue! staggered bark-to-werk orders, starting tomorrow, to propare the big afternoon dally for It* reaptwaranco. Both side* claimed gain* In the i.-mpromla* settlement. C IV IL A IR P A TR O L The Cltrll A ir Patrol will mee* tonight at 7:00 o’clock at the Mu­ nicipal Airport Hangar. A abort prartk-a In radio coda will be di­ rected by C, R. Dawaon, followin'? which a report will be given hy cadet* who attended the encampment at Warner RobbtiM A ir Fore* Ba»* during the peat two week*. A meeting of aoplar OJk.P. mambora will be held * ! t , W e’rlork to further dlacuaa ‘ radio common1 will be dlacoaaod Op the event the Septa upon for air ■fatal Torll* cloudy *l»h IK tie- change in remperature through Thursday. Scattered showers and thunder show re* mostly in afternoon* ex­ cept (nr a fro nigh! and n r l f morning showers ra t! m il l. d NEW SPAPER W EDNESDAY No. 2 A m o r I n'i ed P r e m L e m e d W l r e A I'D . 2.1. m .W Decisive Commie Push Expected In 48 Hours By Def endersOf Taegu British Carrier Bound For Korea In Germany W ar Certain • l upon loltl Congicn iml.iv #b*l hr regard* war mill R u m , ai inevitable. Earl J. Cocke, Jr., chairman ol the la-Rmn’i National Security Commotion, unde the tl alenient in urging »(ierdy enarlmrnt of Univenial Military Training "I low *oem we begin mobilinng to meet ihti conflict that n ture to come will meaiutr our chance, of Q jim va l." Cocke said in a ilatemeol given to the Senate Armed Servicr* Committee. "The lord* of the Kremlin have repeatedly dated that a Communi»l*c government inch at that in thU S. S. II. cannot ext*l to long ai there it a capilaliitic United Stele, nf America “ If wr an- going to survive in (ermv of the preterit International »i», It will have to he by meetf our responsibility to have available for immediate cal! a large reactvr forre of well train­ ed men In all branches of the act. vice." Corke •nifI that If IIM T ha.l been In effeet five year* ago. "we would not have had th- prevent conflirt’* in Korea. Atao, he aal I. "we would have had no Rtiaalan 'Inridenla* similar In the one* we have had in reeent week*." ^C o e k e »*|d. loo, thyt the prevent wyMem of -elertive aer-.-lee which he detrrilied av a necessary a<|. June! to D M T "will I,, with <iv av long i . we have a dentocraev, I am run v I need." The eommittec ended pnblir hearlnga on (he hill after hear '5 » t t n m M#j Cen. U w i . n Ifershey, director of Selective traatlaaeal oa r . « » TV rtrl f W EA TH ER No Solution To Rail Dispute Is Expected So<n l i n c i n y Infiltrators Hurled Rack North Of Vital Railroad Anri Supply Center Tnejfii Ttichnlfl r Canadian Rail Strike Continues In Force: Parliament C a l l e d (N »O U TI 10 TMI fA* IASI to tak* pen in neval opentUotu in Korean water*, the BrltUh alrrraft carrief Thricu* leave* Portsmouth Harbor behind as *h* head* seaward, har deck bristling with plane* llrttisH troop* were altoon their way to Kotva from Hong Kong (International) Rok Soldiers Integrated With U. S. Troops On Nakbng Front W A S H IN G IO N . Aug 21 (A ’l I lie While Home repented ’’no progre**” today in new talk, atmrrt .*1 settling the tong drawn dltpulr 00 llif nation’: railroad* After lulilc tli rrUMinn* tht- line notm. Preudcnt \*,i»t*nl John It Stcchnan *ailed union mil mao , ce­ ment official* hack for another •ound of confererue* later in the day It* M A I. B u t I E KOREA (/»*» I here are *otnc h ud link, with Irnli monikei* Negotiator, for holh ,rde, innrattling sroiind with the U. ,*S in ia n ll) thank* to South Korean pitimtlinued to reoum aloof, balking at i*m and a lew t,| candy bar* and eigairitr. Allied Republira nl Kmra troop* *ir railed link, in id lm d United Steelman** effort, lo l-ri ihcm to* ectbfi around ihc «amc table They Nations releases. But many link* joining up wilh met m ,r|iaralr loom, with Steel­ thr Arnctlian troop, to light tho Red, sic given Irt'h nickname, man shuttling from one group lo a, well in honor of the Korean’s llie oilier fur nearly two hour. reputation as “Ihr Irish of the ! However, there was no lot... - r F »»t." inte- p o , pe t ..( « nation wide More and more llol*, an- bring ft*ik". In n ,iu|iriM, move Iasi iix-upmi*t«-d into A m ,lin n tight nigit the union, minor a ril, prom |ng unit* on a volunteer lian*. i*rd a moratorium "for Mi<- n-,,.. Th*,-'011111 Korean umklrs heiog" to keep thru fjve.dav l.-*ett pruidlv »e,*r their ltl-h nick wall nut, from -pt-aillng to oa names of Gl christening «n white •l-m-iide prop-,11i.ip . clo'h baiter, pinned to their The p-eoeral I'r'le in I's o s l, hrrasta for iih-nt ifteation purcontinued todni tVlth It, IHit me’ ||o,cs. knt the* answer to them nl telegraph servo. usriivT.-.’ i nda was spOMlIro; th- start of t * 1 1 *aII In Ihr Tint battalion of l.e* H l.r»lirr wa* 'm|i|oyed .pe, 1*1 .-talon of I’nrliameril ■« l ’ th» tt S. 71h C a v-lry I'rglnicnl. latl night by director, of ihr Semi­ Thu Kim llwat, Row msy lie- ni to -leal with Korean war ot *'i re .-tv nole County Chamber of Com ­ r >n»e n Kltlimte <t'T-«de or * Beil- Inn*, sp, the trike om> f’hm* Kane ausver* early *ltention by l»i*i*l*t<iis It merce to *e*ve at an .mutant to D and Itak ■-V '• flyarj " , K ilt-v .n 'Inmlnum.-.Uiert no....... Edward Hrggto*. manage*. Com fc, 'b " rmh flwfpn th# •^i| r fcrrent no win '-f Erin • Iin 1Jrr acreuT pr#«#ii(j«tlt#4 I? i t f i l l ' - MV.. (ten* at ion tsa* tel at a . *11 a , „ r recognlte The,- n r- nliout a* month, W. A. Patrick preuded, Irish a. the Nolle t>euie lineup OpTMlifU Utllo# H 0 I+ mf 4 *•#)« * Mr. I^»ber ha, done eonitder tbit th. 1 *10 first cla», ftghi "til! hlT'l'l'ik r-s r»# llftb n*in|l*rt» nl I ’a fljWl. 411*1 hm>l(irf ,H , fo, lh - Chamh.. n, X I T , 1: J S K w W - T i . *nr liidlfii? rp'iTilwt* ••* • •f***frttlfllf Hnfrill , tt'rti #* I 1 V I "I Lommertf in lltr |m %I 4ml U%i i>|,»r i» riiin tK *»f \\n n rk r% )tr It ifhfiirn nfirl ti*i ||»»». wmltr w ii in (|urt(f nf lh# Srim V. II IH* m*»n at* L ihiWm i < ”TI»* Mtle County Elhihit at (hr Crnlral M " ’"”'" ’,f >'v E ro n f ;«**.ed It*.- dav shut-..... •* 1^1 j | n | , ^ »*#*•«, '»f *lie*i t'rnrrjErnry riilcf* If%*-1-•fiif. ( •*»■**! Afuiti Honda Exposition at Orlanrlo. A If) Itill'ka! (*|l lulls’a it) lh# A III#*I Hi l**»il| f«*r 111IflKIH iUid II#* mong other teivicea, lie lervrrl a* VfMnnir Vllivuv Iin#. | |i|* ill# **** I ■Im h IIdp (Htt lint -*1 T^•• Fifh lh Arm y h « ‘ unHrrway ahiI I k Ls- H nr rmit# 4 ! Pit* Vntirt commiltre chanman in chatgr id * frnjjram L' j^mln «nilihr Klum.Jolin «m.i Kji*f*«r the recent centu* clink in Semi­ Knrrun nfi||#r • with #fr|t Ant I inc ,1 t'hiragn. trn«tl*N*9 M a r t t # 1«Hl nole county. Tt-, ( ’Hiiadlan stiiVn # i- < -i A* m utant (o Mr. Higspttt, Mr lor * work w-eh rrdurtl",< |>.iru t* ti» In hour* withnirt pav In-.-, ' Ledie* will he to ehatge ol ll*» wsgr **t,e*. The |U hour Wpol- » touml artmtir* during the wiotr. art Is,lie nr the U.S di puts. (•■■ teamn, will he in rhatge ol « vaid •',rvlre trainmen, ami et’ hotiilng lutvey, and will aid in mrinnet -if I .nth uni'in- a t- - - I ing in cr-n o d n*v. «* other general activities t* M -n ,* ,a ne r«a * ati* Among those pr**riii at th - <t re, t‘,r » ‘ m-ettng w -re Sam '* ■» T A L L A II %SHKL, A»nr 23 <A*i (Ina, George Tfutby, l|om«"t t«lc Th r riot id* t i ■»mi" 1 (tmrni' k|iin son. W. Cl. K ith --. Lew Arnult t#|»|»rf| oilt *»f A »»rk» fijjhl J#n>»*L In^ley, II.B. p-uie A * Dort»fT)#n m il t'R'-V lolo «n n|t|#r | .la Gllffnrd McKIhhln, John G » ’ Kfl# tr»|||%' lo t,. . . I t W rt * , , , w ., . **, tttiltMii f\ f »* ***■, M M Th r full# l*»M)»ft v'ltrd In #’•«**, Ami?** rm m w a v II tOtM hi' H i 'iFfldnii H |i#ffiiH JiifK* It'.I In »H D#mi, W ' V'lntinj rvrry d»v 'Inrinic *h# fill RitUfilf, L. F. n#v#L Jnh# Ivr -nd r n w t n , # x r # wr Ah mill href?! tan* nf • ttiFftiff* e»* K. tf. Kilpitfidk, J r., rim i-lr \|#f t-ap* In the rv si* National r n r District Four -if Pilot ln tern a ti»n -i •hnn, L* 1 IL II, W* A, Mnti rat and the Gulf Hammock I'te to It- held in St Augu tlrr- — ft* Prb * T lf * »l -•rve Kept, (i and I'*, wsi made ,t *h Knrvcyri wrrr ordcrod I. .irta. tegular husinc,, tenion .,f rh - I* odt’e whether there \hou|.| tv- no lot f’luh ti*,| night in th - Ve> h* huntinr day, to th - two te.erva Cluii witli Mrs. It. flia tim ." turn about 111 fVntral Florid* •portsmen’a chit., had demanded pretiding. If radijiiarter» fn, the mcctlo taggeted day hunting in their area, if n il ihe empire will ti- the Bennett Mn*-| w it’ •tinner m c -ti-g on Satirr-'a-,- - v» Th rie was nn iminrdiate Indira ing s’ Marin-lanJ, A round isM dlscusilon will he’ hejd on Sund Shipment nf re|e?v has start- lion whether they would approve morning at th - hotel in New York Stair, * r t -ly - i ihe roiumlasion’s final action. Following Ihe resignation There wa* little prosp-ct, h.wnorm si and 'h r crop is In M r, A II Pelerion. Mr*, R m t vundition. It (I. Guthrie, who i rver, that sporltmen would arcepl A. Ktine s in appointed In fill Go associated with W. T. W1|||ehead. a recimmendalIon of the Game vacancy of corre,ponding ,e»-rproduce dealer, at Newark N. Y . f'omniissinn’a chief fisheries bln- tarv until another ran be elected gist, that rnmmerttal flihrrmen wiote The Herald yesterday. Mr*. W. K. llo|teyh-ad. rltair. " T o mid-August the wratner h* he allowed wine for bream and lieen mostly c*ml and fine." h* rrappie In Lake Okeechobee and man of the Milk Bank, reported a total of ’.'H quart* nf frr«h milk had the St. Johns ftlvcr. stated; ” we wear sweaters in th. lie recommended retention of Iwen given to a needy fam.llv ditr. daytime and use light hlankrt »r the ptohihilinn against taking ing the pa,t month. A report of night. It wa* dry until yesterdsi Mark !«*** In net*. Ihe Nuraerv S'hool, spnnsore.l t.v when Ihe region got a good, he«v Director Coleman Newman of the Pilot Club, given hy Mrs. J P rain. We got aom- hall. loo. |mt» ( U m r , ni| K tr, h Water Kish Hall revealed an ave.age daily a t­ here and throughout the farm lie" ; rnmmisalnn didn't even endorse tendance of 6'J chlldien. northward b#tw#rn N#w«ik «n r##omm«*nH«iinnt filed I»y Mr*. J. L. Clark told nf thr din­ leak# Ontario No r#|>nrYii nf n on MinlmfM John V , D#quln*» aftrr ner held at th - Internationa) ,-on* damagr ao far, but Rom# »r* ** two.yrar mirvrjr »»f thr hi# «r«atlaaae na rage Tbeeer •IWr*. -e te r bodies "Celery acreage |* normal nr —-----------------------------------above, and the crop has h-en lo „ good ahajw up to now. Rhlppinr .. . opened alowty from Ihe earlv Eu * ~ ^ u ground. .11 cwtwnr going the ^ _______ _ terminal" n> r',,t RP ,r ”m I**' Angela# county’* Ea>t#m »#ahn#rd Work ha» started on erection of a 416,000 (iulf Filling Station at Southern market*. Most nf th- la* . ... .Sanford Avenue and First Street ter are already over-*upp|ied p s e " ,K . nppodte the TourDt Center. heavy Michigan movement ol «hole p rije d " mitvct cout.ly *uThe station will measure 28 hv though some fnaturally) pref-. iwrvlaor Raymond V. Darh}- y.sNew York celery. 16 feet and will h- of concrete trtday. and all the board but one "Prices are weak almo.t eve-v ‘'ached him up in rescinding a block conatnictlon ami will have a where, due to plentiful sunpLes recent decision to obtain and dis­ built up gravel roof. Alao, to some extent, too man«- play Ihe U N emblem. A ateam shovel waa tmlay ca­ people are disturbed by the d|* The board acted to ban the flag rs rating ground for the four gas­ ordered political and International after two -Itlten* argued that Ihe oline tanka which *HU each have situation And have bewn buying up U N Council 1* subject lo suspicion a capacity of 1,000 gallons. This la the second Gulf Station gooda they fear they can’t buy because Russia ia a member. much longer. This take, a |„t nf Buparrlanr John A neon Ferd which J. Braltey Odham, Gulf dis­ rntmay out of the local trading argued In rain that banning tha tributor, haa erected here during M irtitti, U N flog may aerve to undermine the peal yeer. The other new (te ­ "W a export Improvement hi (at* progress toward International am­ flon fa et Perk Avenue end T h ir ­ teenth Street. August or tarty September,” ity. ------------------- Lesher Employed As Assistant At Chamber Meeting Arrangements Ma d e To Tourist Activi­ ties And Housing; 0.0,1,f 1 (»am# Commissinn Volrs Tf» ( Tintimip Kvcry Day II unlin^ Distrirl Four Of Pilots Club win M<*i*( On Sept 9 New York Celery In (riiod Condition* RenorlsGuthrie Work In Started On New Gulf Station |R « . T O t f S = = i C\\ 'J M O . jt vf. n j? -V 1AM N ANO JIN , SIISAW battling foe Taegu ( I ) . U. S northern rail huh, continue* wilh lijf . force* n.ertlng lint atlarks by counter attack* on line* Ittleen mite* north and northwest. Belief foe Taegu wa, effected by II. S. clearing Red hridgehead o\rr Naktong Hiver (2).(Ccatent 0 **1) Contract Is Let For Addition To Longwood School Paul Campbell Suc­ cessful Bidder On 28,82!') C o n n act I lie (n n lld il I'M b u ild ■ill* • tw«» ifmin 7i*iililif»n in lb# I v mm Sc IhmiI i I I t* n% •tibil y r irn U y ff» l^ u l 1 «»t*p F e lj tfktr Im ld c t . * H o fid difirv dtp # vif)v*d^»F?I L iM ififl lb # I O K I D . Diuixiav, Aug 24 — ‘/I’ ) Douglihoyt iliusc bat k sengustdt uf 3(1.1100 Kerf Korean* pretimg dnnn from lltr north against t .cgi, .nr the Korean cm till WAiftonl WcdncMhn \ romlunrd American-South Korean altar) w*> huilril at North Korean flanking infiltrator* at •lawn Some Red* hail penetrated within eiglil rnilri of I aegn. Ihc liras if it fighting nn the whole 120 mile long Koiean battlclinc wa* on the American right (lank before Taegu. \ break-through hv Red forwaid rlrmrnti would unleash live 1 ommunnl disumn. (nr a drive on Taegu. 12 mile* In the »outh nf the Idondictl fighting. \ Mg push for Tergu m « cin■iilered imminent hut there was no official mention nf it «t head•tuarter*. (',m cr»l MacArthur •*■ imtted hi* early morning » » r umniniy. * uniat indication that Ihc Bituation I* generally un­ changed. On the Taegu front ln"'p* fought over a lIMJ-yard-wide noman’s land |hg gun* <'>‘1 plane* |H>iirc.| deadly file into the uar ■ row tin- and casualties w -re be­ lieved to Iw heavy The Reds brought out hoarded tank* but kept them out of rang". They lost U of them in font day t* fighting liefme Taegu Col John Michael!", comtuender of th" tl. S. 2th "Wolfhound" Re­ giment, said he extwi ted the open­ ing phase of an all-out Ited drive on toe Taegu supply and rail hull waa ri" it at hand o edneaday. A P Gorrvsmfltdent n<w» w w tehead at the front *pi"re*f Cnlonel M u h irllt a* saying ‘ The nest it hour* could bring a decision. If "C '* " •,nP (hem. ,tr «-i|l break lh - back of lid* drive “ VC Corre-tMU'deni Tom ' am lla s llis * * oa r,a * »••• Washing His Face Comes Naturally To .lifcKs The Ape b*d bm ill hov sit-l |ld -• **o ■**-r , »li their hard, an I ' 1 •h - morning h-n! I ’ l l ' • '•o Gom |fp*d witb ibe wntl ‘ ltd S*|p1 lif j , , th" insi'Hrlll -n - •* ■•'ggv. raid i — p"t (*•• I . | \V I *va f *mi lb*» fH oirM U g I n - , to wikli his fi • "• I h»M 1 f »|ta |r MildlKDl ftaf|Mlfta »• L i t t nip i dug ' !■•••■ iIn tar I tm l ib f irl« lf # it '* * from the bo," tl- ' ti"' wr"fnllv fltar ta t ||V **» itafUf* til# (*taM|)|k- dr ir i lo i fa-e will. hi. Itaov irms I»rsn n| ||(f S t i f f |)ta|M(tr()taMt '*1 tn .,|d"l to look p i - .ent able to viaitnr* | d*H )tmu »k* During the h"1 vea'lie*. Jigps I niff. «4t'i M» ,l.o like’* to ( s i - ••.... .... Kinre to h- u ,-d - t-ao 1 ||i (fiti'f ( 11*" I h it 4 f # fit t i l lh - hose h# anno! t'a-* it b r t h h a |d*»** h r t h # e rlv m l «n* •Hit •age*. .I|gg> M 4* o « « m * t« r « i » tm *l| •!•- lime he wan'* it Y -'t -t d a v *1' t1'' ' •" 1 * I \\ alk-r bad ■ •IM- getUm* (he ho - away from J(g »'. "ho grab Iv .I (I and '(» l* H , ou’t'n • - i « * * 4!f»»ffl»Ir „ |*(lt#v **( 111 I 1(1 u iilr » i)iL (ll flitflg , lf f t il# f l *• £*' ttPKA Two New Members A it Inducted Into Local Linns Club T w it new m r m t i e r , »i( th e I I o n , t 'lu t i w e f — in d m l . d v e i l •»•!»•■ h i Itsody Klrchhnff. former nrctdcnl 11 Nf * 1 it. I-.. it Ll»m«. t b#■ W 11 F"td«. pf eaefllg r flirt bunt. al. inini A II po, krf ltlUa »!* Harry It iilmm »nK i*»u 1 vhmif ili Oet*ili#r thr Limit rluii will ccl-iir wit th - •nnlvrr•ry of It* founding. I.lon*. their wive, and charter mcmlw rt of the original club, together with Linn* from neighboring citie* will L- invited Cw ll Carltnn is head nf the committee in charge of ar­ rangement, Other member, are W (t. Livingston and ll-n ry Witte Platts wer- announced for hold­ ing several roc-tings at night dur­ ing th- n-sl .ever aI month*. The first of these m e-ling». Including a .teak supper, wilt lake plare on the n -n in g of Th ;ir»d iy , Kep*.. 7, at the home of tnhn Ivey. T h - nuhltrlty value of 500 card* with picture* of the San ford Linn at the Z«n, w a, alre,,. n| hy President Robson. C. f . WrUh I* handling this program. The post card* wilt he used hy the t’liih anil members in rnrrespnndenre. John Kadcr will h-ail the I I m* Blood Hank committee, sal t (.ton Robson, and will work out a pro­ gram In acetiring donor*. Jack Morrison reported that memliership of the Lion spon­ sored esplorrr troop nf Boy Scouts was Inactive during the summer month, hut added that the troop will reconvene in AO days. He aakad member* to attend SIIH foot­ ball game* to determine the "beat blocker" eligible fnr a trophy t> be presented by the Lions. ir .i Whan they finally ■' 11 sway from him, hr w«ot d’* Ids toner and sulked *« gnv u*t*ei I* year "l.| might J ig g , is trying bard to c't Used to tile baby female mandrill n *hr nr*t -age. I"J* •on bin shgets -n tire lv (oil true *s •••' n'mo • pecially al feeding lime U" favorite H1#! I, W b»a(i- and i*»tn It b ii flakes. Children at" ssk-d •'» gl'e Mr lijsvia a nam- fur tb- baby mot kry. t»n arrouilt of th - v-.-ra tio n dll" lo ili— Isle Meggi", till. name i, no long-r acceptable, hut o ile r name, auhmlttrd will (w to m b'-c-*1. S s m fo n l W r n llu T High yesterday. M t.nw today, 72 Rain yeaterday, .O' Total August rainfall, l - G Inches Noinial August rslnfsll. 7.1(1 inches Tides: lo w at 0:1.1 and high at 6:2(i The WuhIher J A C K S O N V IL L E , Aug 2J '(Ft Vi A»heville 81 7fl M Boston 7« 61 Buffalo ao 11 Drtroit 63 an Ihwlge C ltv 86 Fff*nn 91 AA ?n Galreaton Wi 72 New Orleans AI Saint l4*ui* 82 76 61 Seattle A4 72 Washington, D.C. 78 91 Apalachicola 78 Jacksonville 01 92 90 Kev West 39 70 Melbourne 94 74 Tampa im j . j tafa—— *■tW �th k fA G E TW O •be Sanford Herald I Th e * N e e d WE DNESDAY AUG. 23, 1950 j* K w m n h k r a l d . h a n f o r d . F l o r id a RESWVaUBN AGliN! F o r S ta te s m a n s h ip “ B < e w th c h e d M K i l l i n g L e a d s T o M o b A c tio n BEALIST1C a r t IN l| VIENNA — iff?— Reativru fa not reallvw if It portray* thing* aa they rraily are. In that cat# if* naturalism, which only reflect* b.'.rgto* decadence. That- fh# late.; art lewor. being taugh; !g Hungary according tu tepoxc* tearilne Vienna. A Hutigar'ah «rti»t. have breiT told to stl^pf "heroic realiatn*' at praetttro in th* Soviet Union. Heroic rralitm * »how* thing* at •ley ougi.t to be. For tho«* ar* t’«:a v.hw are in need of idea*, th* O rumnnitt Party hs« Iw ird th# M i M t M la I MO The appalling inability of our public servants to rvaJixe kaa IM Ir Mtm4a> ROC-ERSVILLE. Tenn.. Aue. •M H a U i their responsibilities in then- day* of crisis should shocii and 2 3 __vD— Pcltcw and vneitff'v III H a o a i a A<n w ------- Tt 1 T i j i r - T - - ataii»r dismay .v e ry patriotic American even more thun the apdeput e* fought oti a mob of *t. in*, a* Ik. 1^.1 oiiir. pniiinu luck of tanks and other military equipment. "-re* too In a brtak but brief gun n > J r m .i"«i«r"‘h V iMr*! * r' So long have the |HilitlciunH played the old game ol ba*7i* at th* Havtkin* county Jail N O I .I . A S I I |„ Ill* A V 1vote-getting, personal advantage, and gambling with the r.e lv .oday. IlSIl.r public welfare for |wrti*an |Niliticul purposes, that now they I.O M IM I* ( I H A * :jhariff Brkdiey fll .id *»id at M— 1.4— N i u i . r _ do not seem to la* able to awaken to the realities of u world I-ac: tw j men wars wounded ai " ith u d u r f r o s HAT*:* M situation which is threnteniriK their, and our, very existbt-a-a*#n IS and .'J shot* were ST I 4 n * t r I -• M . a l k .................... ............ ance. r red by officer, ar.d *h. crowd lif t M e «lh a — — — —,MM.. rolio.virg ''rucir 11-1" them* a; rathersj outnde the Jail. That this failure is bipartisan become* increasingly ol>■ N e irih a i««*• « i V patrol' arrevting an fm_____' *- ________ ■ IS .M vjou*. The Tam pa Tribune has pointeii out that the bulk Plan «aio the m->ti atonne J tl.e •*in u py The -*vte prote-ii. All •fcdaar* n.llr** m l* .1 Jail to get Carl Walter*. 40. r.elJ •i demanding a henvy sentence b n M le k M ..4 a .il— .1 of tile Hepubllcan Party, while denouncing Administration on * murder charge in tn* den ‘ n l l.r Ik* mt of two women ho claim', j V .. . , . . . . . . Hill »* *..*.*<! I.* Iail Icy In tin* T a r Last and laying the blood of American •I n i . l a * • 4 . » r , , * l « « >■>*• soldiers in Korea upon the shoulders of Secretary Acheson, *d had ’’b*wiuh*d" him. choir lingttie lluaajin aosr*.' H.r> — « , . i . 4 l a O a i a O i M| I . I . . 4 After (he thootina ended and of Ir.teri -t I) -leiimg to k pol*C* inorae* u *.**•*■*.o* *. i.*. not only shows in it- past record no sound alternative to '.he mot diapaTted, Waiters wa( Administration policy but is totally unnble to combine on (m » « r f c . I 'k lr a a . , Il*lr*all. K .a * l:t.lco't. Comwittniat bos« rnken to an un-lliclosed Jail in Mat>a a* n i | . aaal * l. I . « a l n unoery. lUitir.g 'h« rir*’ br-ad any sound, consistent, overall policy of it* own. ra*t Te n :.* "" T M I t a r a l l la a — la # mt i l . in the ' Feirtral of cue New it.*publicon leaders of the W h e r r y -H alieck- Hrldges M a a la M I*.— M k «rk la t a l l l M Th* aftstilf •* J two pools of Otto* offer ng the thanks of thy a a a l.ila a lr fa <•>» — » l* r r » » a b t l type have repeatedly supported the Communist-.Mora m 6l»»d were found outside the bc- itreui" Rreti'/rnic mlirstet Ertto# * a i l.a mt all n ,* l . r . I w a a a*la ird s *y*u Jail, on- n*«r rn* door and Hungarian worker to Premier Sta­ ■• fkla a*aaa|>aiarr. a* h *II — ai tonio line in their attacks on aid to Kum jiv and military •• — fta dlaaalrkra srothrr about h- lf s block away. preparedness. It i- universally recognized that only the lin. 'WEDNEMDAV. A lli. ai. I « 0 intervention of American -oldii rs could have saved China TOUAY'h lit HUT VKKSK from the Communists; yet tliis same fi. 0 . I*, faction which Hut uur human mlnda ranmif now howls so loudly after Secretary Acheson's scalp would 1 K aa* lh* infinila. Wr ran ah*>» have been th* lust to support sending American boys to w much w* ln»r tkc falhrr h> our Irralmrnl nt hit rhlldrrn. IL** ('liina in the fall or winter of last year. *'lf,’’ says the Tribune, "Senator W he rry and his dMril do *r Iota fiud'a rhildiru Do a* latr aur neighbor* a. aur- group want to hear tin plaudits of the country, if they are ItlvaaI; Thou *ha)l lova (ha l.ui'1 really sincere in having the American people better equipthy Dial with ail lh) hriot. and with all thjr rout, anil with all thy |s*d for the tremendous task of world leadership now thrust upon them, let them define their foreign policy and tell how mind. Matt. 22:37, and at what cost it will la* carried out, instead of trying to lltlllMSUr hliakrt (Jurrli l.li pin a senpey<>at label on a sinyle individual." labelt* -haadlinr. Now in (Jutrn The Republicans seem completely unalde to tuke up the Vicloiia'a lour ibs would hat* lairdon. Th e intelliyi at faction in the party, Austin, Van* dukru lb* builKaur*. Jutl e** I" ilenls-ry. Maryer* t Cha • Smith, remain relatively small (how bow loyally it dipping and unimiHUtant so fai a-* party counsels are concerned. Extra Clean. Good Paint bruriaiy ol ibr lirauoy hny- The G. O, I*, seems ls*nt on dissecting the .Murshall-Acheson Local Owner, Good Special |>olicy in Asia until it i left hit -ding and lifeless, forgetting dri »«y. tbit "a stable and tonMrchxficnlly — Only hdrni oio* Uiii in dir maikn •**• their own policy bankruptcy end makiny no attempt to io fedtra! »ecurih*» o our toil loir fill the void What, then, C (he policy of the Administration in the «1 d«l* mt on lb* finintial Ironl And ihr puncipal wra|Kin lot on h face of this irr*"poti; ib!« and rudderless opposition? Knther than telling tile American public what it is which we ar. • drlrmr it a baIanted bud(H. Mantling for in Korea, rather than launching a world-wiite B*tl teller in WatinnHlon. ai war of wonts against Russian propaganda and Soviet Ini prautifui Black Sydanat:* S rdini to Kobcil hrwm in dir pcriiiI aggression, our Administration pursues the muddled N*» Peat Cuv#r«, Good Paint. Locally Owned, Radio, ntCt-Uuion. it not. ai tuiiu* mnsbl course of normalcy, hopiny always for the best, and defy clubv now." K o k S o ld ie r s Good Tire* Good Condition Good tire*, rXttrt good bat a tuppoied. liir Atomic buriyy iny the adage that God helps those who help themselves, ‘‘They really c*tch on faat— condition Special they have th* »plrit,“ (aid Mnvtrr iC a a tla w a u e r a * ra a e O a a l CMnimttmn't biucbuie'rn* wbit tu afraid to call for all out mobilization, afndd to lay befoic THE NATION TODAY •riran For Sal* Sgt Clyde R. Pinkerton of Pop­ unit. But "Pi*t«l Pale” do in cm* of alumK waifair. bul the A m erluin |»eoplc and the world the Imre facts of lie* BV JAMES MAItl.OW 535.00 t’lalno* didn't wait for trained lar Bluff, Mo, "Th e y belong." llthrr. b* it known, the Interim im­ World situation and lacklny the imagination to present Kapuhlic of Koican aoldiar* to The Rok aoldlera and their G l I f , a l l \ ( i ( r , I lit* I i I hr port of thr Sroatr Come Intnir ihose facts ns they ouyht to be presented so as to inspire 14- u-.igrm t to him. buddlr* ovatcom* the Inngua^' m * 4 *af a mrrtrm M p l a l a l a g U r M | Hi* men had baan impraatad by barrier by drawing picture* Tn fating CotnmlMre. Mutt hr a lot confidence mid enthusiasm. ' k e s g n ( ' l i r a |*» I u N g r ra a la I Ihr the (turdy help given them by th* (and of their bivouac area, of , * tirliil b f # B i| lt i«fi*aran «. H ty p 6t proplr ragri lo Irain luiw lo Mr. Tru m an 's Administration may not Is* the most in volunteer native bairar* in haul* tank* (lid airplane* and other mi» * * '! I*r r..w gr I a n t iH lt e i Ib r i Hpgaf *i%r a l l r i , I l t t t w n I I I ikb quick! So they went into Taaju to vaak litary weapon* and icaiti each cpmpeteiit in pur history, as .Mr. KUssen has charyed, hut lr 9rr rfi n• ItlrM i a be M ill* 1 h t i r f a r e , lilta e volunteara who would join them other* word* for them. o w ilt itr I t r n t r d aa If #liv| Although tba talent of Amrn- it Is without question the most laekiny in imnyinntfon, viy- rkbmalii ibiffriM 210 M A G N O L IA a y e . a* actual fighting man They got M f i n n . I l la « n B K r « t v 4 On* veteran veigeant philan* i*r, political courage, and that yenlus which miylit, by the Meat aapaiM r f » l l« i t i | a a I lata » r r l r « ti* memhei* of th* Korean con­ tbiopically undertook to teach a can caiuallirt in Kuira it by no P H O N E 1034 SAN FOR D. FLA . i a d ia iila a l | lr p # llstabulary. The (lx were promptly few Rok Puddle* the Intrlcadei of mtant certain, die inn tu lion u very momentum .if its yreatn-ss, carry the nution through l|*«M W ilt h r atM taJril n h e r e to victory, i*-u*d two candy bar* and two poker. icl" (it Ihe Min f feilte imrltoti owing that llaty sre eslenawe parka of clgarat* and given hoi &anwtu*l,,Ru»m> li«* nut IM*I lull Imi 4 'V j t o v hail such genius in yovermnent in the |u,st •nwliilr. Ruttn bat meal. That world awapt through W A a llIN tiT O N . Aug. JZ -t/P) • ,,,,, b !« very sort of leadership which Americans seen, V,n,r .S*4-i«l Heeunty lav tv ,chr*l tbe city like a fraah wind acroa* tingle man. and it nut comaulled to kue ;snyi wliiueat ihr United most willbiy to follow. .Mr. Trum an lias completely and - l - 'l lo go op. Ho i< tlif ttuxiunt ol ilia rir* paddle*. Immediately tha battalion waa awamped with vol* your pny itiat'a Isia U* . Stain appairntlji tnuifl |>o*ii kb I. tJont Jati. I, I'j&l only (h* untaara. riius, with n » Administration lackiRK the alipbtrai I gMAgaa flood of young mm into Color.rl Clalno* acaptad 140 and fltiit ts.oflt, bt your pay caft C* Woody mow of (be Red machine Vi,,!m i,"fn ni ' ’ K,'!'rf A , wV'fwl *e,,(h‘hshi|i ami an oppmiiUoii i*o*l li>* iWial Hivunty. Altrr Immadialtly eatabliahad a “ buddy In celebration of ayataru’* to Indoctrinate hit H«ka Wbal if another Korea luma up m « .jn llig l> hl.iljUih?,. of sturiiiK utioii till* Mrssstsost o|r|mrtun Inn. I, It'ii Hi, fi, .t f.'MUNi into American Arm y way*. Each il> n.r iiiiMIc *i t v in* which the history of our country ha 'L Hi* la> itarlf will go up II, ope, ol .be MkidJe L*rl. in t 40 yoers of n r v ld •*.*.'•4. kgnlii in ll**s>, ngkin in liMiS, Buk wat taathrii with a C l who key, bat. lire rce. YugoiUeie. over uf/onlf.l, wo are indeed f», tqf with n pravo | ^ b l « n ahaiad every detail of hi* hta Ufa out, for Du- ia** Urn**, in IS7U. (^timblf* iiivn intiil l « fiHiml to enrry us through this crisis wit), hiui— from cleaning a rifle Huat/w. (teiusny or'ibe S Gulf Life preients . . . Thtv rvtiinin* how ihr i n woika lo going tu tha laKint. natlAii countlin/ Wr could blrrai ff is th,' <hity Of tlh* both m ajor parties to I,ring that l.a,! mil will work: •'There i« no mura effectiv* way r* ,ln “ "** v r.a t us ours surely it ouiteltea while dying lo pul oul If you’rr >inployi-,1 long •noogh of utilUing Mouth Korean mancan bo found somewhero. at) tbe lillle bonlim all oyei llte In a joli covt-ml l*>- th* HtwUI Ha- power linn by making their man curlty low. you'll g*< no util *g* part and parcel of an American wOild. while Rutna gelt ilmingfi [irnaion'nr, if you <llu, hcurflt* for outfit" aald Claim** "They eat sad aliuiigri. and ullimalrly fifed la G s s o n I n I n t l o n t ’s in our Mirvlvor-, like an Amarican, drew like ao ouiteltei (tiitflooted by * gigantK 1/ Th* |h-ii- itj,i mill th* li-n*' ** ar* American and rut thrir hair Ilk* tnomlti wbefe oui ii length had an American. They aren’t treated *»iA on* of ■ » -[rt-f-tnl Horial Scur­ wV, ) V ‘ " " UVl,re*Kn Incionesln „| pearsS to have l » firm'd one painful lesson which so mam been fully diwipaled____ fy fiinil iok'i> up ol a , p*< lnl ik> aa rannun tixiaer or aaigned ju*t tu fatigue detail*. They share ev­ “J f f j P ”* Imlepeiitlenla have learneii by the process „| ii i-is'i-ini y,.11erything Juat a* If they were OF*. A good tuggriliuu coniei from trial. Ihe weaknesses of a confederation of sovereign states Ait I'niploy* in n rovf-mi Job Ho far no arrangement ha* baan tbe Goeemot'i Ibgliway bafeiy greater than the strength. This was n le s m T v icri ntul hi* ampin ye r, *hm* npially made to pay lh* Hoka. But a rw Conference which would make could have Is'eii garnered from the history of in pnyoig lliai Ink. ginwitla I command** In thair own 1 1 ( ITie i.iw pin,lilt mi vintduvvr army draw* only 112 a month. feulomobile dfiving inilruclinn cunt....... »"• A r.irj,......... C W w J K E But L “ m -.b pultoiy in all Floiida high k IiooIi , t Ini Ihe exj*ei intent. Now tile group of half a scon* of in lo pny the whole In* hiniteif, hi* And ihe Hok captain, Soo Whan lime rtnl yoiitn, tmt few Ui*,** (ihung, aaya hi* men aren't wor­ ,) |U i* * I,-.» of leaching (tropic ried about inonev. He I* a atocky dependent slates, each with president and cabinet is to I**, •lo.) Lfetin. rip.vi.'«* hitiury, Lngiuli, abandoned In its stead will Is* a single central government. Bight now the In i i* I S prr *-nt 26-yra,-old gradual* of th* Ja *arh (lolnl 3 |n-n*ntl *ui Ihe firm panri* Military Academy who hat tr teen pi .ihrrealit.. *‘ 'hry tan there will Is*, that is, if the hold-outa can Is* won over n.IKkl of your pay. Thnl mean* to tie dltcouragad from enforcing go right .ui and kill ihrm ibese are the Mouth Moluccas Re|iubllc and Dutch New- you aiul you, hoi.i. eaeh pnv a i«v dlaelpline by whacking hla Kok* dying lo dtine an auloinohite. No t.a. In the cm*,* ,,f South Moluccas It is a rrM ter of of fIT* (total fitO) If you gel a* brwadvlda with a Samurai aword longer ia il enough lo know In. « lo ha alwaya carrtaa. II* la credited miieh ni S.1.IHK) a yea;. L o w f-C o ff • • Had and tlop a car. 0 1 even ho* At thl* moment ami until Jan with killing (even Red* with tha t, ISM no matter how mwrh vou aword in hand-tohand combat. lo back it; a driver not lo be • X ........ T . - '* • • * f "W # gat along Ilka two flnaart •win atmv* U.OQO, the taa I* only . menace on (be highway* to him* on tha aam* hand,” aald Cat The effort toward imiwpwiidcrcc }« Ind..*,* has Ish .h .4, th, f*m MMSXl. public, mutt know ydf^and lo Itho ho publi flf you rind you've hrei, tMar* tain Boo. “Tb a buddy vyatam will iptoi il' kjf, hnmpered from the loginning liy internal divisions Sa h U m long it lake* to tlop *1 for mote than the tirvt W.IWI of ft maha tha United Nation* war ~ ^ *K* I*, ' *t of IHmrntion fn,m you run a*t a refund fn, tha' fort tOO par cant affactlv* to milea an hour, th# t|wrd at DatrhHV,d.l|!iiinK ,U U,rr>l ‘u " *■ ;'t'i 'M Dutch lolomal government, have sometimes lo rn mnr.. In year fn itt Social Hacurllv.l Y n , you'll want to aak your U u lf Life Man about tha imaging' *i, a fii wkith il it toff lo luin a comer, u-nt on seizing freedom of action In th e l? > f f if a jl Bul. -tartlng Jan I, l*St. lkrtalao* aald lh* voluntana had whal rautea (kidding and what to feature* of thi» N E W policy which, in your younftr and more active taa. Will he on Ihe first (3.(100 if proved than on working toward freedom for all of Indonesia If Ihenaivlvaa able 'aoldlera do in a (kidding car, and an in­ w o rk in l ya sn , actually |ivca you and >our family doublc.banifiu, unified state can la* achieved, with the honesi'! l r of vour pay. although M,e rate of lh* and Capt. A rt Weatbura, camfinite variety of olhn ihingt in­ these vi,rioas groups. Indonesia will take H 1 , 1 stride u ! taa it-•-If remain* Ihe name until (wander of a company, atided: double-prolaction at aurpriiin|ly lov, coat. lli.1 t. cluding road ligm and hand lignali ward becoming u real nation. “They like It her# #o wall that " 1 " K " ,ri,U , " Ho. after Jan, I - with you and we couldn't beat (ham away with which llieir |tarenli for thr mod vour Iki<* each paving tierTha n in lattr year*, aa the children grow up and part uu(f rle urly air ipublr •■••ol in that tint I.i .opu if yoa" of leaching them became they pay- carh of ym, will be, paying the laat time. But, a* tt ilaaa, the In l im e O f N e e d family rcaponaibil.'iie* become lest and leaf, your H lB h llg h t t o f th * m w aelf-emplnyad will contlnu* to pay IM, a total lav of I list. do *1 know ihemrelvei. • tax I H tima* that uf an ampolicy mature* a* paid up inauraneg— no morn pre­ But -onirthtnu rl«r happen* an 4 0 th A n n i v e r s a r y P a l i t y Turkish tr(M,n.i have started for Korea to fight for tht Pirtidenl Truman look lime out United Nations. Though they are few, probably not more Jan. I. On that dal* about IO.iVm).- ploya or employer. mium* to pay— yet il continue* to protect you by Iter*'* how lh* lax will go. i>00 ;o-opt - who»e jolw never be­ from ihe arduoua caict of dale than two thouaand, their arrival should cheer the hard- fore were rnvered liy Mortal Serur (tartlng Jan. I, 1961, whan th» (uaranteein* payment of iin|lr benefit* in the amount lo aign a bill eaempling (idling tonJ [ D O U ftill ity will be admitted In the pro­ taxable earning* rtaa lo IS,600 pressed U N forces them. from the praaent (3.000. trill from the lottery law. Il ii gram. thown on the face of your 40ih A n nivcrtary Policy. Students of ancient, history will recall tho battle of 1961 to 1964— I H percent each They include ratf-employed pec14 ^ j ’i , * A .. ( . vJ L [ aJ K ' vA w •ratifying lo W r* that Cougmi M OST M N U IT I Marathon, where ten thousand Athenians faced many pie, dumeatlr worker*, regularly on lh* employe and employer (to ­ A'ur.i ¥ Itftpf%f| A inlrrruptod legiilalivo ntoeatiliet it tal 3 Percent) but I H percent for White you'rg talking wiih o n f o l the G ullL ife tfmes their number of Persians. The Athenians to all ai>- employa*! faim worker*, rmplgyav the mid*l of tbe gluteal a m i 1 1 |m>ii ranees were alone, other Greek cities being afraid to *>f non-profit otgariitathma, ate* the aelfiemployed M en titled below, eak him about this company he American hiitory to adminialei a 1961 through 1969— 3 percent help. A t the but moment however, they weru Joined by other*. Fur all tirept the aatf* each on lh* employ* and employer rgbuke lo buroaucracy gone mad. etaplpyad tl*a tarn* rule* apply % A M a Z l N O L Y reprcaenl* . end h r’* aur# to tel) you that G ulf L if t 1,000 I'lntaeans., p .,L The employe fend the atapleyer will (total 4 ptreant) but 3 partaai on H aooma that many yean ago Con* now hei more than S500 million of in t r a n e t ia fore# The lift of th li unexpected aid may have Ircen the fac­ each pay IH percent on Ihe flryi tha i#If-employed m pniaad a law banning from I960 through 1964— 3H paiatnt lo w IN CO ST tS.dOO of Ihe worker'* wage*. tor which lipped the scale and enabled the Athenians to and that he'* right proud vi hit company’* retard qf tbo mail* newipapen or any print. But there’* a illfferanr* with each on the employ* and employer bul If*%I W UI I V patfatu *d matter tending to foMti, an* win the battle that saved the nncltml world from conquest e velf , mployed. The ta* on .* (total 6 percent) •ervice, iti tieadj growth and finsnuial *lren|l|)— emj elf-rmjiloyvkt man, line* he ha* w on th* aalf-ami ‘ courage or promotr a lottery. Hut by Persia. Th e Athenians never forgot thla timely succor IP66 thrvug the company's prbud of him, loo! • Throughout the rest of their existence as a separate -dat** • va I# i*’»ru thr tntal tag, will b aiau then the poatasaiUr generel. A irrcenl, nr IH limn* that ar each on tha tmplaya avd amployor public prayers were offered "fo r the Athenians und tit imprettod by tbe magnitude of bit * •arploya or i-tnpluyar. Individ (total 6 percent) but 4H paniat M . W . Dslrymple, Supt. on tha aelf-amptuyad. •am importance and enjoying the Plataeans". •tilt, Oor soldiers may well develop something of this feel 1970 and thataaltar— SU partherefore, a aclf-amplny*i| man ■mm or let* normal human land Aceata ill nee a total la* of (Ml on Ihe cant *6ch on (La amploya and am ency of thtowing hit weight around lay toward Ihu Tu rk s , and to the other members of th* employer (total OH percent) bad ir r f *tkX) of hi* pay. United Nations who send troops tu their tide. aa much aa poaatble, hat ruled that I L E . Patton B. H / W iU U iM Thit i mure than employer an>( 4H percent for ttw aalf-auiplayad a fiabrnc coateat in which n ptiie At tha ber' " 1"* nt thla aforr employe Indlvldukllr pay (M aadlt C. I,. Powell R. M. Uufford MALE DEATH H A TE IHUII Dick a*Utgb*r, S*nt* O p A on lh* firat (S.titiQ of • worker'- It wa> aaU th# tax rata ia • i.*Ula’ awarded to the penon catching new football cofech. Haa « lot In pay hoi lev* than I halt combined uled” to ri*a at aUlad IqUrval* IN ITA L Y |fm hii n * fish it a lottery, and comniin with L(n Caaanov*. hi. lH a l tax of (Hitt. in tha yaar* altaod. That wa» tha or any other ii HOME — (AA— Although ihert prwlfeMMcr. Both roarHau In high daclaion of Congraaa racantly lAnd that*, tiia way tl will k am coocernmi big ebengaa la|ttw Social •la a million mot* woman than achool, war* In thg Ngay, uaa th* until Jan, t, tb(4. Then— formatton tad have two dau«h in n mm ibn. Although tha amount of at man la Italy. *bf ajalg iboUt D Ttar*. * g J lfiimum fiif nto iff* *|K•.-A*11$» i' t. •;■i'MI Incx that can k* l u a ) ramalaa thaw th* feaudfe tats, tb* !▼ « « t* e m it . i w i j w a f t M a i i x * Usai' •" ' T.'juix ***^ Bax l t t l PboM t l l - i SPECIAL SALE Used Cars 1941 CHEVROLKT 1946 OLDS 2 Dr. Sedan S486-< s 1085-no 1941 Special BUICK Sedan 1948 OLDS 2 Dr. Sedan A is *F m6- - $ $1660-00 NICHOLSON BI1ICK CO PROTECTION t!Z for Y O U ! BtriJ*."* 1•W» *"«Mia.- in Gulf Spmcial 4 0 ,wAnniversary Z£ . . , ■ . 5NSHiIlFiAM€IE C O M E A N lf - i. % �'.TV* ^ W E D N E S D A Y A U G . 23. 1950 n iE S A N F O R fl H fc R A L D PAGE T flH tl S A N F O R D , f L O R lD A Pilots ( lull Congress Social A n d Personal Activities telephone N R Social Calendar W K I»N r> in V Prayer meeting „i ih. Kir •» HaptUi r’hurrh at k h i p \| Under the *p..n*..r.hip «.f Beta pma I'hl Mirniily Ihi rrreptinnial al the Frrn.ild laughtim Mfin.irial ll'i.pitnl .. M,. John Lee. . " „ f r im a v The Sanfnrd Tnwn-rtid Uni, will hold It* rrg n U i meeting at the Tourltt Centc* ut T rti» p \| M ONDAY The Hrardall Avrnur i'ltili «il| m»»t at I hr Chapel at (Ml I1 \| Jonelle Lee Knjoys Third HirtInlay l.ltllr Mt»» J"tl« III I . . n i l bratrd hrr third birthday with a party given hy her iii'lh .i MrJ. Li Lrr at thr it homr Oil C u t Avcntir Monday aftrrnoon T h r rhlldrrn galherril in iho garden* wheir thr tvhlr war to n Laid with multi coloi m i- papri and rannpinl with pa»lr| *lrramera. T h r cake war in Ihi form a littlr whitr landi with pink finwrra. a Uarrir* wrre ptayrrl in thr par. Wien* until a latr hotlf whrn Jonrllr'a gue.t- nrrrr mvilr.l in. •Me to *ing happy birthday and watch hrr blow out c 'inllr. and open many - p i»~ ni.-.l |.V hrr friend*. Ilrfrr»h|tinil. ..f trr rtram. cakr, r .until. and rltcwing t-ntn wa» arrvni by hrr nuilhn and atilktrd by Mr* e II Winn Thoar prraent with littlr Jnnrllr w rrr Miun-tti jr>,| M.'.igh. ton. Suaan llaynm , Cary Winn. • A n n Alkrn, l.inda William*. lb-tty Odham, Bobby llrndrr >n. Hilly Ptrm prr, Johnny iiur*rll. Johnny Irar*. Drnvrr Vodopith. Kaye II.d. loway, ami Alluon l^rr. AJao Mr». K. J. Mouehton. Mr* H . L. Ilaynr.. Mr* II. •*- " in n , **"• D,CK Aikm . M r. Ilrailry Odham Mr*, f . r . ||,n.lrriu.n. Mra. William Hlrm prr, Mr* J of Kiraimmrr. Mr J f Mi*, f’harlr. Vodnpirh A••"••"way. M m r. it • " " ,n Mia* I mi t Mar Itrown ft p r in c e s s i :\ c A c i it L O N D O N , ,\ug. i t . i,|y , y London new^papci .4 id Prince** Margaret |* ri!(j*c»*d to •he ^'*r * •'••*i,,ith and that tin official annoiinrrinrnt of thr I*-, trnthal "will !*■ trir nc»t important event in thr rr.yal family.'1 The Lrrndori Kvrning Star qimtA(*d “ friend* of Ihr Prinrca” a*, it* “ authority for thl* r,.-w*t engagement re|torl The 27-year-nt.l Karl of Dal­ keith ha* brrn a frirod of Prinera* Margaret alnre rliildhno<l aoj la among the *ryrral young eligi­ ble* who havr nrcortml hrr at night chlhr, thratrrr and hou»r part lea. Dalkeith, who n u r d a* • lieutenant in tHr Itoyal Navy during the war, will mne day in­ herit one nf thr large*! fortune* _ l n Britain. Torreva. I n<>wn a* gnphTWond. t* native in Ainrrira irr I llwrtr county. Fla . *nH the oitb-r* l.rn eomer of l*e< aliti Conirlv, Cra. Kirthday Observed lly Jimmy Williams Jimmy William., rrlrhratr.l hi* ri'th I nth.lay with a party at hi* home, given hy hi* mother, Mr*. Trr I William* on Plumn** Drive Thur»day aftrrnoor. Th r p»rty wa* held in Ihr playim'in of thr gatag- which w *» dc rinatr.1 with balloon* and dream ­ er • of pink, yellow and blue rrepo paper. Th r rhlldrrn playrd game, and prizr* w rrr won hy t*orky llig gin. and Buthie Carlton. Itrlrr.hm rnt*. rnn.Dting of lakr. ire rrr.im randy, pink lemnnailr and huhhlr gum were ••rvr.l to thr young cited*. The 1 " It • wa* a»ri*lrd hy Mr*. D. H M'atklnt, M r- C. K. Carlton •rid Mr*. C. II. Carlton Jr. fhorr invitrd to r>e with Jim m y w rrr Anne Crapprt, Carolyn tillV*rd. Arm Schumacher, Pat V\ right, Catolr lllgganhotham, ^‘airry Thur«tnn. l-inda Kchol*. Sandra Katridgr, Sharon Hl»er, "• •"•trr Martina. I inda Kitt.*, IV rd rr I cr. Hetty Ann Slaton, Valine Ripley, It ut hie* Carlton, Mary .1 m r l.anl-eth, Barbara Sen karik. Sherry l-ee. Ilarbara and Maty M. Kinlry, Dottie, Syllva and Shrraly m William*, l.inda I el v. Corky lliggin*, Dudy Crawford, Jimmy Trrw llllg rr. Mike Dutiran, Wayne Whitten, Tin* Hirhard*. M'all Merrlwether, Alan Pondrr, F-dwtn Dodrron, Bohhv Willlamr. Dale Hitcher. J. C. Singletary. Clark Murray, Doyle Carlton, Creg Carlton. f-el.itner I •v. tleorge Hugh Carlton, Michaid Markin., Dorothy Tyre. E l. len Carter, Sheala and Chuek llert, Jane W hitr. Klilalieth Wi|. Ham*, l.inda and Jane M’illiam, David Carlton. Charle* an I Cenrge Slnothoff, Allen Tuttle. Johnnie White. Hohhy William* ■nd ta rry William*. Alan Mr* T J. William*. Mr*. D It Matin.*. Mr* C. II. C arl, ton Jr , Mr*. R. W. William*, Mr*. C K. Carlton, Mr*. John M'hitr, Mr*. l-cltner l-ry and Mr*. C. A William. Jr. Meclinu Is Held Hy Woman’s Society P e rso na Is Mt»» Mary Wilke* left today to vt*it in Plnevtlle, |j» m d Winn*. Imro, S. C. for alxiut two week*. Mr. and Mr*. J*mr* M'att are vacationing in M'a.hington, |». C. and New J i i m x Tiny a iv i x p . , ! ed to return tni* week. Ilaiel and fienr Clau-e from I'ouU liiy ino ed and Cary lin n ' in a ion antic moment from t'rrrri. • how mg Thur*day ami Wil.lw.Nnl •pent la*t wi-rk a. the MtiM‘* new hit, t ’ri.i* will Jo gue»t of Mr. aod Mr H airy Friday <>n the Ititi S r ret n. Watt. Mr* Harry Watt ha* rrturnrd home oftot attending .uni inn *chi>o| al thr I'n iv rraiiy of h'lori da Mr*. A P Tryan and daughter (•ail of Thomuvilte, lie *r* (pending a week’* vacation with her mother, Mra. K V Miller. Mr. and Mr*. -lark Ib-.d arc I<*aviug tomorrow for l.ancn*ter, I’a. where they i ,11 make theii future home. Mr, anil Mrr*. C harle. |V nl havr rrtiirnr .1 to I a n e a .t e r . Pa after taring down here for the marriage of their .Oil, Jack to Ml** Hetty Jane Wilke. Mr* J I'. Wilton i* racup*rul­ ing at her home on Wr*l Tw en­ tieth Street after undergoing a turgerv at the Orangr (ieneral Hospital. Mr. and Mr* John Sehirard and aon*. Jack, *Brantley and Duke, have rrturnrd from a month'* varntinn in Blowing Rock, N C and William.burg, Vo Mr. and Me*. A. ti. Mclnnl* and family rvpect to return t« Sanford Saturday after having .pent their vacation in lllnrkatnck, 8 . C. and Montrr at, N. CMr*. Boy Holler i* vi.itm g her »l»ter Mr*. A S MeCaltum rt Hadden llelgnt*. N V. Mr* Hol­ ler will attend the wedding of her neire, Mi«* Ann McCallum which will take place Ihi* Satur­ day. I I . J llutehiaon ha* returne I to Sanford fnm. Teva* and Mi**t a.ippi w hrrr he ha* turn for the The Women** Society nf Chrtit- la*t .evrral week* on a hualne** ian Service nf the Fhrnrier Meth- trip. Mr. and Mr*. llntrhl»on will i»li,ii Churrh held It* regular rctnm t" Mi»»i»»lppl In the fall monthly oireling Tue.day after- where M r Hutrhi.on i* in bu»irwwtn at tile home of Mr*. J. II, ne»». Wynn. DF.PF.NDAIII.F. C I.A 8 S Mr*. Wynn, prrridrnt, prr.ided over the meeting Mr*. II. A. The Dependable C|a«* of the Strlnm ryri led thr me devotional orriKinnai af ar•thodl*l Churrh held their ter which Mr*, e v e n in g t SWteHl meeting V n e M h rr Mmvtajr Mon,la f»ft» ronducted the p home __ lOme of o Mr*, n K. Hoff on Student* fmm Money f.and«The nevl meeting will he held Parte A v w if . Tho*e prewnl were Mr*. It « at the home of Mr*. II. A. SteinHerron, Mr*. J. M. Leonard. Mr* meyrr. Nancy llriwk. Mra. W. It Kirlw Afterward, a aortal hour waa Mra V. I - Smith. M r. C held and Mra. Wynn, a<*i«trd by Wallia, Mr* J. II. lo erh .lt. and Mr*. Ira 8ten»tmm, *crvrd dr- Mm. J . Roy Thornton. lirinu* refre.hment* to Mr*. A. W. Ifamiel, Mr*. S. K. Norwoo*!, Mr*. M'ilbur Nolon, Mr* lawrn Steiruneyer, Mr*. It. I,. Sir ward, M r. Robert D a . Mr*. «». I». Wade. M r.. A. K IM ..o n. Mr*. hMna Normond, Mr*. Carl Bradbury, Mr*, •"hr'-t! •*•! Mr* Stelnme. BIKTII ' » » . Mra Kunkw Walker and Mia* M*vh«ll* Ca«*irlr, ANNIiUNCF.MF.NT 58* t M l HI l 1*111 N 1 I H I.I'D FDM Hi t \ \ v IIIlN ■ n u : i i s r •»n t\ \ * , pi It. C U T i I I U t i n l . r c I, f.,| ., o. i de i n . lead of a ' • tot* That'* the relaxation Xli I! T h o m p -op of ninth h'.rn l |ti P \ (P e te I Itali j P ark r. im proving ufter • vein! I ' ' J t l r . t o n p h \ . l . ian month*' illii. .. Ti t r t r ' t noihiiib* nunc fr U x m Mr. *nd Mi*. B •••* it Heater * •-» •«» |»irk m i * i t n ti* • illr -p M in have returned after n moilin’* , "'•i k*«i i»» a fi»%% nl Hr hr* I It' vnrution in N orth Carotin* •If ftM», tint nm ||r*(m |fi| t% fa Mr and kft . J Rnrketian- tinvo *||A ttn * ," hr iD tm ttt'tlln l #'l gone to llruiond Hearli for a 1• f* w illi m y • u v irrry , |h h ,“ I d week'* v a n lion. ••Mftl, dup *114111?. il kr«*i» Mr* t ' h e - ii i FroSm pent tnn •• \ f it*it* f « nItiihir ** we. ki nd with relative* at Win­ **• • • ( fh Hairy *• •••niptrf* ter Haven. •'•••II* |* »fil |*irrr»* a •«r»ir m Mr and Mr*, klarvin F»t*»* anil "♦!••• "Kvrli4ni|**# m r * r%hilutnl •* •on Itohby left recently for a two "• • fMigr in S ah KtAftri«rn nf lh w.ek** vacation lit K.'y W r.t . ■ in I'h y iirU n ' | r l \ Mr and Mr- It I. tr o p e and Ihifi T hr ilr«i|*n tkhtiw * a i*uf •on Itnlihv, Virgin!* and Mary • ••“ 'Inc i LiMirr A|?AitiF( ti %ivi«ll\ Caaper ahd llrtt* l \ k n *penl L.irl i*f «»ur.| S unday at D aytona Iteach Mr*. Kuth llecham and family l e t u . l o . l I.*-1 * r i a f t e r a two Week** *lny in New V.ir V City w h i l e the;, attended the H day lnteinalion.il Jehovah** Wit net* ______________________________ > Convention. n i i m «n i % Mr and Mr • H an d I Mercer \nt* •(*-•»** k itty Mf |l(| and H e lm will re tu rn ••►m a fte r To ilitflil Htiitg* • pending thi .iiiiiini i at llu .cn , K|" H* I'tM ili Ohio • f'r*M •*••in•• Slni na i ’ •«* . ••" % *1 Mr. and Mr*. F C. Htownlng 1 IS••#M# ft‘«*l 1 1 -V% have ro m p b leil Ihetl touri*t ro n rt •« 1•' * *f •»••! I' j i 4*tr and ha*e atarled eon Iruetion nf 1. \lglit H-tllton their horor .„, I ake i'll- o l>tite. 4 #4 1••lM•»«at |hi|<* 1 ill •l •(II# %1 Mr and Air* C Wale* will * .1..4 Il I# •pend 11*|. weekend in r,nti|*a, a 1 # 1 11. W Hntlih • omblnal inn bii-n—. and plea- 1# >e 11 lit*Ml* 14 Ifl. 1». t*n Vrn a % 1 *1# N**•»* * *ure Irtn S|*», (Iff Ml*. I \ nr. 11••-*. * h*a reluineil a ft e r a month" vacation ,n New n t i m %i » %i fin rhiiltm **Siit» Vork »tute t ]n s# «*• Ml* halw.ud > ut.- . ow ner of Ik 11**lr(n In «•*'»••-* the Midi* i* Ion. wn • att.-d In • • *•» (*>«»a (M'lorti •’|,,l' Piilladeltihi* I*, .it-, of i t . mid­ 1 S»n» A e* • * •»4 0•*•#- |(|| Nine* den death of hi i m other. 1 1 I'lr.l P||*#r« Mr* l ’ K Fi*hei Mr i mma * 1.. M"(nlnr |»#« otlofl* linger and kti I II i<o< |*< nl 1 1' It*..m1 In M4#|r •«** 41(»tM Al Vln# Thin alu*• "f la.l week .1 Cneoa 1*. l*till ttr#-l 4* Mf*# llenrh * •• 1 i **( #n* r 1 111*.11 f Dry on A n ...ti iirrl dairyht*r 1 44 rr pttlFlk | *4t D lnnt J*. left re r r n lt y for their 1“ "tl 1 , i j. |' .. . 1 home in Indivnapol.., I n d , af- 1# I | 1 |l*'k 1 fSlfl 4( it*|* J4 II#I«m|o ftl**»: f fine loi a |-'i din • 1 . e n d w ee1 <ta­ lM Th ro ffnfi" I' l tting Mr. and Mi I *w . I . def. 1' aa 1•». ».#•»»• A 14f ► pill and ttr>- I t . m a i l M .d .u - 1* |M \|"MtDiK Vat #1k WI Id. >1 1 if - •». Ilo* el M i't 4r •t Kdi !'##*• Ml». ,M. P. Kglwit of It-tr -e 1 ♦i •»e 41'nr 1*0 If \ n M i r b . will arrive al Hi" end of •J Ik 9(041 ft *to. I I — f Itil* the m onth for a tw o w e * t . ' l i r a 1? ||Oft |'"i*«illl RtO lion nl her home in S outh Lem P i t k Mi gbert I. rinplo\.*l in D -'in it. A nother new bii*iue*a film h hern added • <• the grow i* h i in C e n tra l Florida Fulllet Sr*. Iil.dtr C raft m n niifartirrer. nl Air (aodilkmed living loom figurine* nnd .1*' rile* h a . Iiw . I ret on III way i W fA TN E R ! ti.' In th e Lake Fill'll aerli.m Their new atinlio biiildio,' l.i - |u ' been roinplete.l and aclivitle D.cwn (Ipcn p i * p e t a l |on for the »vim-r •-* • I,’. I' M D«ll •on are illMter w *v C reation H y i m l o f i e i.d'h * - i . i r . i . ci • (IN v l k T I N L F ' rlda m otif It their aim Ml p i - , To M f l I’ M. d'lrt* ire eopyrtgbted Tl,e ho i ne.« |« owned by Atm* Faltii r Sv roa <l« »ie*| f*,hn Fraolt'ir. Si nnotrlt and «vn found • t In h i, Iona It. a.-It Mr Svmoi'd* . t a r . -I 4' 1111.1 lit I*! N F H K K f that the n l r W.I . n n . r o for lb. te illy of lb* am roil tiling* who I • hilitrrn I mlvf 12 V r. It! lend a pleaaant a t o m . n h i r e f,» millrH h r r With P arrnt* \o iliim P v r r p l Halutriay creative wort, and ol»o lire r e n t e d location ill Ibe »late )> ideal h r A SunHay whole i|e d i t tl il ij ti o n tin <ugli' Florida. An open a ir te .r iire i I .A S T T IM E S T O I I A V ! n.l.l d. <1, fac'u fnr'n r* llie II dm will ti • a.I.I way w h en t'l'itlat* c lil l,c t *xv 11#-1 In »cr |irn l':ct» in Ibe m * k l" r t h r d i . p l a , will Im n l. I in I ' r la k ciilc ! I .•Vrn Lark News It,\l)IO STATION W.T.IML • Syraeu»e Univer.ily'* Nell Pratt and Dirk Churrh are IC4A one and two mile track champion reapeclivtly. '(fURKotp,, •ItlrfmoUr Is fl<m royon C r « ^ wRh ilka plaatW h e * , la fhrV/Orft* Uflartk, T»*!, R w » a**d GrayU i M Orwae, H im TH U R SD A Y K C Of C i# HMii*tNf4 ••*•► « r*#A# l lR f l H y Wheeler. Ir . ftM l|lb'i?in>, and M \ I'aftlrk . president L r I Swnlm. who i« in r h o r # ,»f photn|*raphtr p u h lic lty . r r p o r t ­ ed th e . om p'etion o f all m a t r r i a l f - a new four color hinrhtir e ad* v e i t u i n c S e n u note C o u n t y It w ill in. hiilr a in ln rril ro ver m K o d a rh r o m r and JO new Idat k and w h it r pho tnyr ip ha Proof* from th r printer* are due w ithin a week Uf •aid Complete pi* to n a l ro v e r a y r »»f i h r intfaMafion of 4 ta tr nffirrrm of the liivrcr* at the A rm ory on Ju ly orl b»in.«11\ A|tprmci| l*\ th e SrviAlr, Lf*. w a a d u trtliiltrd to new* ac^n* eir*. he •Infn l, .»n.| will lie n*e«| Mlid A liu te A *e nvrf Ihr okAvril thr in the Srptemltri u » u r of Florida J a y r r r new* ||oil«r. T h u in ft *n* of .i U hi I IMM.fMMI from the %7*U. |7T. T h r fi|?tiir •• Koiiinl $1 IM.IAMI, OHO u n d r r ih* Lud»;« I r*(iniAt* *ut'Viiit tr.l 1*1 I 'fr ah lffii Tnininn tn*l l. im n ir v T h u A|rrrrm»nl t*% » ||oii*r. Srnntr ro fiffH '.* n *nhje« I f«» the n|tpH*vnl o f U»!h l l o i u r * when work u filinlli f i n u h t . l on Ihr f 11.0041.000.0011 ••nil, parkrtcr** «|trndi'it; hill Ih tail* «*f Ih* ri»l w i »r not tin m rdtA trly .ivniliM* Ht»li«r me in Ihi a «U.» votrtl i h r n u r l v r . a am r k f r a ftlllHI i p i c i c ( mi • l o l n m r r y r i m though llrp Ki. li ( K • I*a I Riiciri '(• •! thn! «fitnr (* O R t f t r H iiiP ii mnficy i I h * ii«n ib ; " f o r mhe? m pnV|M»we*." a The l u l f urn* 101 in th i |«* T hr i n r n i U t a were not d.«..»de,| »•> nam e uml no uni «*o | ft*v a t ••11 (tfhrr ai tivitie* iru lu d rd the p|r* tureA o f th r rrcent h^ autv ro n tr*t «t»on«or v«| hi the 1111• io*.« 4 4 o l t*rofr«alnii4l T h e r v l t n ft.'Um wh ich u not «n h jr rl fo Srn nit <pp* nk.il And doc* not nppli fo .,iinf«if«a hrini*# In |S 0 0 (he «fAliorirry fund for eneh II oiirc memLfi (hi* ic .ir And li* ftl,r*<m i h r total foi Ihr *M*I ConKti »* O p in m c lria l 11.1 Magnolia »«*. I’hnn* Sla Last Few Days Echols August Deriding Sale DKLITXK INNKIISPUINCi MATTKKSS (ill If AOleed % \ • JJil C«ul I 'r >'111111 Sprint? Crdt M.hiv l ayer * (tf Fluff y Felt III A W H o lle d ISt irifpii ed ♦\ i . i t i. • DM Vai Irl % l|*il ■ J" Mo 1 Tit* II* o*i 1 :MM SlAlit IMmIom • l Ik I'hll llru l \» •» |M M'< I v»«#ti mp iMftlu l*flll#*l S' 4t littl IM |k IU i \tiK iu tri o n It If* )• Al Mown " t • i Mini M«iwi *<••• A I r th R« nf#* ft.due « Cent rr I C o v e re d In lie • 4*fwd«' 1 u kmif • * h*u« • i f f * olo» • C ^A f A CO .. f t. t r h a n g t M tlciting H •> S p n n g Same I'llrc (a.nvcnlrnt Tciin. I 4 I IDI S P E P P IN G € 0 . Photic l i d i 11h Palm* (ft* H i«»« «»rr PO-INVTNTCCr SAIL A ll .llttlM lrr ilrrH*'"* Itilir llrtllin T if h I ii 'I'W . i Itnllll'l'lll *. \ "lit". , I t l s " H.'llll' |(il\Mil.* illl'l N l ' hill y p ' i lly M'litirt <i DRESSES O N K f iit o r p o n k l "III*''. | n J | J..» i 9'ir. 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CHILDREN UNDER It FREE - M O Y im , * F. »r * -M b Carla#*— 'Moth'* Big F 1.« .* N#y#lly— " I rami Fighta-a” UNDER THE STARS" IH I A N D O | | '( ,H W A y Mimi’n Shorts and UiHlrrHhirfs RAYON SI.II’S PANTIKS 2 f o r 1 .0 0 1 .0 0 2 p r . J .0 0 MEN'S SHIRTS PURCELL'S ' .. a ,1 de­ l)r. Henry INlcLaulin 1/3 «»ff “BLONDE DYNAMITE.ill Club; rla*4 \f i niretini; of fhr Ind iu trial ConimMlee f'dlowinu (hat of the litinid, '!» Hiirjiru tu rned over f u e rrplir* from r o m n iri rl a l In•titiifioria infrre«trd *n h v a t i n r In Chuida The L n r i n m i n r Com­ mittee will review the«r at onff\ hi *nid, and then tu rn (he m atter over to the t n d u ' t r ial Couinii*tee, Unuf'l-* Fc.il n ri— Ike gain I’r'iqutm f.eo Gorrcjr anil The Bowery IHi i h in woman'* p a rtu re of I II i?irU to ra mn* o tr Mentation hy th r Smather* C#»mm itte e of a check to th e local h o s ­ pital arid ir t lv it lc a «•f thr C i t y Kecr c atio n ltrp.it tinenf lif e *avlni* m i l let Of,I F R ID A Y ! ROMANCE and INTRIGUE LAST TIM H TON Mil IT Vide H|»|1»iHimAt« l\ fl'tMli.INNI.IlOO for n \ n « and L a i I«»» work DM Mr| HI rt T o I*mo |i |» Ift 1i I ' ]M I *1«t#|rt Ur! I*nf A«l# • . ’T T k M y iC o ic# A W H /T T O N V w * p ir A liIrn t-ctn I u lm u,t* honor**.I f i r «I %»oninn *»f th« v r nr in HM.% f m iiiitit irulMic •hi' iiip **, i tiir uti l c o m m u n i t y «••»!*. \t»% L.*i. Ijni* I l i a l»f l|ot|«!l*n, L 1 . if |l *a| (Iff Miilrnf And (to* f»r%t u tniAfi |o * m » ' •• |»n<t'lrnl nf Ihr Nation,i l \ • '' | || .•nd ll n n tr I •••a * , M o * Mn\ l*\n chon . f J a «k»**n\i||r, f i r - l woman In K t o m la to i r i n i r 11 |iilo|‘* li rc n » c . Mi«* Helen lloffniA ti. fir*t v i r r p i r i M r n L p k l , who wn* the flin t woinnn to •«•!%!• ,1* forernAti a« l Ik leMtlli %I,trf |« aMr* I in Mu»lr«l \ iflrtlrw i |ft IIIM# IJ<ir«l 'nr, || ••III ? am lUr V m» 11• i,• I, 1 M|» W.irl l %i Tin mm i \\ Ti*«l**i** Aii*r S IM III** a II* *>tl|ft#• 1 « Your 1|#ffi->ri H-'Iik* 1 DM ’' i> • M II* ltr«|d# t 3* MM 11rtI f li 11imii - (1 IlflAlil A|m.» • II H|»'*rr»* k i h t «if |**« • ; a T w I'Ia I.i .M..r*AM J r H|H«ri* l*4» * i Ik •| Ifi J 'I' % Mr. and Mr*. Jean S. Adamannounee the birth of ■ daughter, t'andi* Jean, on Aug. IM *t Fri nald-Langhton Memorial llo.pt. tal H C ; Mm . CimryiA N rr» r C lara, H u t woman treasu rer n f t h r Unit* ed S ta tra who aUo p n v e t h r prln* v r n tio n in \Vii*hini:ton ho n o rin r »ipal AddrtM At th r npeniny lunch­ *'f 11 f t lA»tir»** of r u m T h r y inrliiHeon o f th r convention. i'll Mr* Sii»Aii 1 H ry rr. f ^ riirlr nt There were IM m cm heia prea#nt of A lhu iiu nq u*. N M n . Mm at U«t niyht'ft mrrfini: Mtttii'p K T a y lo i «*f A tU n t A . (I a .. | l ••NllNMfil Flo#! •*•(# ll « || (k o n lin u rd from I 'a g r t t . n l Service, th a t the I rk of a I'.kir law “ ha* l>een and i* today dang- r n u . t * the «ecurit* of (In na linn." A m a jo rity of th. m m m i t t r e alread y na* come out in favor of th e proposed trainin g program C hairm an Tvding* • D A t.lt .aid the g ro u p will g,» to on the bill behind rlo.ed diMit* . t a i l i n g Monday. T vd in g . added th at tie hope* to have the hill out of committee Kv the end of n e tt week Calling for Immediate enact ment of the nie a-urr. Ile r .h r v • aid the date the proginni routil Iw put In efert "i niin.it to- forec a .t b«>cau.r the n atiin find,, it•elf r r r t r i r t r d h\ a *itnation nut of it* rh o o .in g " an obvinu. re. ference to the Korean war llcrahey *ai.| I'M T would rv»t •upereedr or «ub*tltute for S r lirtiv e Service Barker* of t T!IT, |M.inttog lo • wifi Senate apptnval of monlhlv p a y m e n t, to familie* of e p li .t .,1 leer,, contend Congre*. i. in a rtnvnl to enact wh*tr*er m r a .ill, m ilitary leader* «ay a n lo-.-.t, | The Defence D rpartineni ha* ».k ed for UMT. but P re .i.ln it Truman h a . *aid he will not pu-h for *cttiin at ih i . .e**ton «.f Con. gre*«. Cocke, w h o .r home | . Daw ...it, <!n., w a . the f l l.t of * - e i ie . nf witne*«r* from yetrrar*. o i g a o i r t lion* to Ih- heard on I'MT Fmarlm rnl of I'M T al-.« wa* urged by l « „ other i..pti-.eiitall*e« of the American leg io n : IV rry Brown of Beaumont, Tr* . *»*•»( national eomniaoder, tr„| Mr*. Laura lo m le of Portland, i l r e , p a d nail,rial pre.i.lrid of the Legion ntiviliary " i'n lv e i *al mililai y train in g," • id M r. LiHhlr, Ml* im pt'Mlivr lit Atrrntfhrvi «ll| ptrvrtif Mil,| • n*riru/tr«l our fnlur«\M S«y in j* »hr i« m Mini In i .«t««| || i*rntiilm«*th«*r. Mfa. f vMr . f ‘'Millions nf Ht»nn n oil mu i thr IamiI l>«*lir\ r tli.N Iht'ti' uniat |*. a uav f«» niAki thl* i r r n l , fiourf. fill nAtion of our* nn» p M, tirc from wat M MrAimhiL*. SmAtor* anil It •u«i* mrnilMTR A crrnl „ n „ |.,|| fn pril. I I Mb n f th# Krtnd Jury In NVa«hln»*on. �e WEDNESDAY ADA. 23. I960 PACK four Giants Collect 3 Homers But Bow To Saints By 8-5 Score Starasta Sends 3-2 Pitch Over Fence; L ew Homers Twice And Murphy On c e !Southeastern C'Hlar Teams Smear LeadeKi Harrow (unaaaiatmli. Left Lm * built 7; U r La i» I !*. 1111- off Gueth 3; Sara 2. SO by Queth 2; Sac* I ; Gaint-a I. H O Sara 4 lit I 2-3 inn'rjr*, 4 runa: G*inr« 7 in 7 I-', :i. VVI' Gueth, Gaim-". I'M Strlnecke. IV i n n r t Gueth; Lu m i Sara. U |(m ly ami Anijrrxtii. T —• Si:(Ml. A — 271. II, AHSOt I A I t il PHK88 I'oi unr night al lrx-1 the Ineett ranking leant’ m Hit :*uuth#*»t#rn L a y u r Htie Letter titan lit* top ratikara. La* I |t» r t’.'tina *hutout lin t place I’rn-a roU n-0 aixl nrat to inat Vi. k bxiv "lanvh'.end Ufa! to thr* tnji Meridian 72*1. I ’m * >la did H u lr right * p Selma did nothing •■'''■ng Sell™ Itot Hi hit*. bur.rhf.l Hum perfect­ ly AAd tuIded ■ lltvoi i •l re t M i l l III. defending champion Ilia n Mot only f i r * • «i ami i> it 'ii ,-t Hiat manv eiror* — four of tbrm. Ii tYTON\-f. MKN D A Y T O N A H K A f ll, Auir 2! iJI't lluytmia Ileacli overwnrlmcd Gaincaville la»t night in n it* to 7. Donny brook fi-stunny n total uf .‘17 lilt" of which the huitlr l»lan«l* v i » hanged out 22. Vvrti W atm-utter la llo l in ■>< lalamirr run* with a burner and Wnllry Dmitiia went lit* rotlt•* for Daytona, getting hi* I Stir win. who wat thf victim of a trvvti hit eight run nanaye Iwfure hr Mu, relieve,I in I hr fil at. Inaliny. Gaine*«illr ab r h u a Cooper th ll I I M d Ito h rit" if Illt-W ll’l «» IV'iubnit f I’anllir v Knimrrlch if ITiillipa p K i u 'l it p ■•Smith Tutnla I'tilrA irii p ( |*liif««1r!fihlr% I *fi (m f € ((iitrti | Ox i i ,,mm ah r h u a Logan a. ( 1 4 4 1 4 Ktr-llern cf n 1 4 4 it Travl* rib 4 ft 2 2 I Krupp rf 4 2 1 1 0 llipp If ' 1 ( 1 o Oltrrlin Ih .1 2 2 0 1 U ’att rriillrr c 6 1 2 0 1 llvalrv 2li 4 0 0 :t .1 HaiMli p | i 2 n I Total* tv 111 22 11 n fitinet out tm Kniirlit in '.'ill Gainravilhtoo 0211 in : 0 Dnytiina vjn not) 4.1a 19 K Logan 2, Cooper, Watercutt«•i 2 l , ml,it*, Foxier, (till tVa’ triru ltvr it, Slelhtn 2, llipp 3, Travl* 2. Krupp 2, Jtohertn o, Obr-rlin, firewater, Uli|trh»it 2, I'urdue. 2 |l poliert" 2, I enroll, I'aidlio. Tm vla , tVatrm ittrr, 'Jl*f lorn. I l l Tiavia, far due. H it— Wntcrrutti-r. fill l-ogan. m* ('mil* to F,rater to Cooper- Brew■tr itii Foatcr to Cooper, Lolian to Henley to III rr IIn; Henley to olo tlln. I.rftDalfimvitir |n Ihivtona 7, fill off Kniehl 1, I'hillln* I. n««M'a 4. H O - by Oiiikllt ll, Kuishi I H O — I'h il'n » in "Ml Innlnv" J and M tuna lunrr l'hll|||M. Tf— filnita and Wtl* Main•nn. T - 2:23. A — H07. I'A L A T K A -O KI, t NIK I I'A L A T K A , A u |T 2.1 -Ol'i I'alalVa puahivi n\*u tlun- rum in tlir p’lKbth Innmr In l»u i (h latulo H n ami cut' thr .Senator.' Flotilla HtaU’. Lruirnr trad to t'H tramr" Mat nifht. Pnlntka uart It walk* ami fit* lilt * tu rain ilia win. Tin 1 Aruba* I imtti il thr r.miil ut ft nil ill tin' arvrlith iliiiinir a,'ain."t the i •Mur-UuilinR Orland-i Srnatora n . tin* li<aiiia buitnl it out ill a r®nx' ih layrd 70 m fnutn by min ut <h< atnrt. Itnv T ra m , ciirrnitly thr I it teat p ilrhrr mi thr Solon atafl, wua On victim of Urn Aauli n upri«in( lie aurrvnilrriil tin imiund ilutirr to Jim Itunuv III thr aevrpth nft«r havliir truulilv. Orlando, i.'rctlnir a d lffcrrit otipoTirnt each i.iirht fmm now to thr rnd uf thr arnaon tnatrad of pluylnt* Iwini’ and hmnr conti'ul", irtiirli* to lin k t r Firld to loki on tho HaW avllla CJ'Mrn at H;lo I*. M. today. Southern Circuit UmpslIaveTmigh Time This Week 11v A S S m T A T K II PHKSH . or foul. Itipht or wrong, fair f ... uin pa are Souttui n Aaaorialion having their humna thia week and they'll be glad when lt’« over. Paul Roy, calling Imlli and »lrike« liehind Ih# Iltrmlngham plate, art off an eaploalon In Mike lliggina of th« ilirmlngham Harona laat night during the IU rona' t-2 victory over New O rlean*. Hoy didn't M leve that Hlrmlngham Pitcher Leo Klely bit Pelican "att*r Harry Fiaher until Haber ahowed ihr oiop bin nn** (vb*re the ball I* aupiioaed to have hit. Hoy then ruled that Fi*h«r wa* hit and Mike (P in k y) lliggln* be­ came lllark Mike lliggln* aboutlng like he had u croa* to liear le ra m r of umpire*. Umpire Nick Revl#lle blew tape on a game in Atlanta Sunday at down with little trouble. fl:41 P, M. The Weather Bureau Leeahurg ab r aald vlalblllty wa* IA milea at the Wilder 2b A I time K rvirllr claimed there waan't - Kamaev enough light. Milla 9b A » Monday night Hevleile and comClift rf 4 2 pgnlon In mlarrv Hnl McCutck; Itendrli If A I eon had the fight of th# »ea*on 8>kea aa 4 1 their harnia when Atlanta and AlaCollin* cf Idle ganged agalnat each other. Stelnecl c c Along with three major break i Gucth p have »ecn thr uaual run of arguTotal* mcnla with piayera and booing by fana which urapirea have gimwn Del.and to accept but never like. Fernandcr Sb Rookie Paul Pattll continued to Allan lb ahow alow algna uf devaloplng In­ Mcl-eod U to a profeaalrtnal even though he Flrtle rf (oat for New Orlean*. Pettit, Braeaeke cf famed for the 1100,000 Pillaburg Dunne c paid him and added two triple* Bruening 2b and a double to the Pelican col­ Bat row aa lection. Baton llab Dlpletra hit two homara, Memphi* defeated NaahvlH# t o e a i 4-1 on a homer be atubby Catcher 3A a t n u Don Wheeler in the eighth Inning. 040 021 0 0 0 -7 Wheeler had haen silt of thg lineISP 000 0 0 0 -1 uaelng, Barrow lb 60 I »a#i >4r IIM l r*f Svw 11 r«IM tm k ftiiliK n u ili lil i | l . 0 » I^M ilP m » n . ^ l u l i H fltM lP ||-A|a Httarr *3-11 *• (" t it elnvtft m I V| MnhlfiK *" it f Dili h i | IV|rnfi I I I ll ta llu iltto fi l i t |N|. r tilr«0 o rtijlm tfifiM ii i * m i r f j jj llf I tj*alil »•*I l 4- C . *» lo t .M .« I liufiiuHti (I P 11* tk Mini W * ii |S i ;i (1 ai V' ti 4; :i ll 88 fi 4( Li SUNDAY a la ihown drmonalratinK rhythmic____ brrathini, Mra. I . J|. Dini;h __________________________ _______ li-i hrili|ur fur aumiiniiii; to a rlata uf licKinner* at (h r Municipal i'oul h i u pioi(iam "pmiaorwl by the City Itocivatiun Departmviit. In th* friant tow. Irft to right a rr: June Ji nninirr. Hilda Kridv, David VValkina. Vatii Kiplcy. Martna Stempcr, Tlmmat llowrr, June Wllliama, iMirothy ILirdy, Ann Daria, HarHion Smith, Kittalwth Hardy, and I .m il" Florida Girl Is Charleston Rehs Leading Eastern Coming Up Fast In Hope In Tourney Atlantic Circuit llllu llll Miule, ll».a i 1111:1111 I I ta «lil m i l i \ IVU ih h u U M""||"I I Tru m t lll il u .,|.nlie W I. 1* 11 tuilla n a iiA lla i 'ii IiiimIiim iM iu lu v lIl,’ Ml. I'u u l Tuleitu >w 1} I'H IL A D K L I'IH A , Amr. 2.1 o r — Sixteen mlMea take to the court today ill thr National (iirla T w i x Chninplnnohip* and If thr form •hart i« followed a* faithfull a* it ha« tpron »o far In the match *», only one a a 'l.n irr will remain III the loti Kiev |>y nightfall. The Iradlnp rartern hope in the touinnmrnt, arriiml aeedrd Luma Lou Jahn uf L'lraiwatei, Fla., meet. Mary Vaaaely uf St. I.o'il* In a round of 10 match. T h r other ait ea<t*rn«n atill in thr runniiiK are ralr,l aa under- VI la 13 4* ! " V* V* 71 U lt w u u lir* 11 I I K u ti" * " I 'liy ll r u u ll * (a 71 I m Io iU i liUeiVi >, Ml I , ut I l.'iiu ilk U .i I . ll ln l l» » | ii i | le Ii Witwauk** * 11 lnatuo.()*ll*|I Kea^M t i 'K i •. I.u u ia rltl* i 1111 l l l l t t l * »* llli4 Tlfc)l I Vli9M«Mili H hh 4m) I U I. ”» i> tf iM Alt* iilii Ml m il mi tin in .NutlivulAir III |ili K r« I if trH lia AloIdU T M •» &J> i l 11 ?A dona. •t . m i i at. n .u H iita i.ru n t >:• tram 44 I. Pel. ixingw.n,it at a , i i i •111, , •Ian,; llvl«<tn (ut.ae ( I n m in i |4 II It II IIT tea | II IN II It .144 UiiDlltnla'* I t IIMl ■llaiUfil *ian*lue> ••nuO atltuitug far h i C lo u * aarne* ■«lit Hi.I riilitil In MamllnB". l u a n Ta ta i HvUimiii rhiaed Aoguat 7« I 'la l u lla in lu a ln aiwn m:«iii<4i4"i i.u u iii4 k r t i d » I. TAlUt<*0#**»il Li AI levity tl It Vnkftialu It* ftf Mmihrlf* t l *« Tee m Af714rf*4li« Th'HtllBYlIU VVu^i J« * ruritrlx if II ui t: »' I I .1 .1 Form ha> lirc'n followed faith­ fully ao fat In thr play at the I'hiiadelphla Ciickot Club. A ll 12 •»*dn| competitora hav* advan rd tu thr jound (if I A. T lir four ranked outaidera atill In thr runnintr arr Mia- Vaaarly; Kdith Ann Sullivan uf lirlmont Mare, tol,o lwia> lakra un lop aerdril Maurtrn C i i i i i i o I I v o f San Di*Kv, Calif.; Judy Devlin uf Hal timure who inreta eipliUi a**dnl Shirley Arth o f St. I’uul, Minn., and Franrva Srhnridewind of up|*i Monti lull, N J ., who m**t> aavrnth ranked Natalie (fohau)|h u f St. Juttph’a, Mo. Other matrhea today, alt tiltliny •e,Hitil piayera arainat etch other: Jeanne Arth, St. I’aul (h i,* * Jane Breeil, New Canaan, Finn. 191; Miriam Rumw*ll, Palo Ado. Calif. 141, v». Toby 0r**nb*rtr, Chicatru I I I ) ; Klaine L*wicki, llanitiamck. Mien. (A) va. Mary Slaughter. Charlotleavill*, Va. |10|, and Pa­ tricia Ann 2*llp*r, San Diego, Calif. <91. va. Sutanna Herr, Mi­ ami llearh, Fla. i l l ) . David Vincent. In the liack row, left to aiafl>t nrv Nickir Comtantliu-, Aiiitie S ir wart, Cherry l.ee, I'etcr Konkin. Dorothy MrAlexamlei Marcia Lockett, Solly Wallace, Diane Aiken, June Oaberuv, In n I'rracott, Dana Itankin, Dottle Wllliama, Joann* lluriell, Joyce Hat* i*ll, Amorat Sprir and Milner Oahurn. Barbara McNah And Penny Hutchison In Junior Tennis Finals Atlantir I.eaK'ir Shauehnemy i'tayoff aput look far alionrer to. day than Ih iy haer In week*. Ckarle tun whipped Aufuata twice last night while fourth place Co lumlrtia wa, loving. Only two guinea aepnrate thr llelielh from a fourth place He. Chiu b aton opened with a 4-0 ahutout on thr three hit nltrhtne of Prea Likina mid cloard’ it with a m in,way U-ll victory on the arven-hittrr of lloh liarbrr. Thr Kebela got 16 hit- In the final Ifatur. Frank Thoina* hit a t'eirun hoinei fur Chaileatun tn Hi* firat gam*. Culnmbii) took a 4 2 defeat from Irngur trailing Macon In ona of the aeaaon’a lop pitching ahow l ’rte Itryaiit of Cutumluia an Harney Schultr of Macon bulb d »< t veil to w in w ith till re Jlilt'1* The victory put Macon three an* a hull gurnet ahead of mid place Savannah which hi l tu Juckaoti villa 114. H i) ant retire,! (he final 17 Mu run 'ml ter a in order. Scholia fan ned ten. FaillRg to hit In the plnchr*. weak pitching and four error* whipped Savannah. The Tar* got U hit*. Four T a r tun* In th# firat inning would have b«en t-nopgh to win. (•reenville'a lhr#e.game victory atring ended 7-tt agalnat Columbia. Columbia *cured twice off re. liefer Joe Haile (n the ninth. Bill McGhee knocked In three Red runa with a double and a G y ball. Mc­ Ghee It 43 year* old. K0 DTE 92 nrv* tc«-€old Cokt vi and th* pood things # that male* m aalpd il it it :? ( < Orlando Boy lA'itds Younx Clolf Amateurs M IN N L A I’O LIS, Aug. 21 id') — A crop uf yuungafera, pruilurt* of the country'* wideapread Junior golf program, la moving in fur a alii at the National Amateur. S e ld o m in the AO-year-hiaturv of tha aedalo tonrnamrnt ha* ao much yuang blood flowed part the haaarduua fl*at two day* of play and Into the third and fourth rounn*. Still In the race for amateur golf* greateat hutrur are *uch old hand* aa Toledo'* Frank Stranahan, defending champion ChaHle Coe of Oklahoma C ity; former winner# Dick Chapman of Pineh u nfill t, ft* N , tj.a C., and nut ■•Ml Willie VVI11MJ Turn#** 1III ilVmti of While Plain*, N .Y . Warhooplng after euch aeaaoned ■wingen a* the*# come the kid*. led by |A-yrar-ald Oon DUpHeghoff of Drlando, Fla., High School. The tquare-ahouldarad' blond went to the arml-flnala of the D.B.G.A, junior meet at Denver recently, A* tt-a-aa aquad will th# U. a. la kewheli at TRUCKS 1 v3*a_5PI IMS Dodge 1[ Ton With ^ ’ ll • •c. • D U A J t ix j Tm 7 ^ i Foot E x p r t u Bob/. 700*10 IVonl T i m , 8 P ly Hear T in * . 18600 Miles List Price, New 81781.00 Now $1295 Imp Cake on band �'l WEDNESDAY Al'C, 23. jam I'ACK r iv e n ip « \\KO»*n itvw m n r 4 v m im n iihiim Albany Creeps Up THE OLD HOME TOWN On Tallahassee In Georgia Combine By STANLEY ■■Twill « I Iw a 0«M ll) Hu> ta.lltn o / A K K IK E h o n l t . . n* LO O K .V O S f.itU L IK E T U H ? M I G H T VC JU S G C T I SOM E BAD , OUD33 HQU CAS KIS3 T HI'R RC OLL , HCRC C0AIC5 VOU DCT O N TH ' 1 OZARK IKO IN W ITH TH' ] R AMS GOOD-IJICj SECOND RUN FOR T H ' jbr ... TO O 0 AD 7M . 0U3S I N T H ' KID D ID N 'T FIRST T T - . f r j ^ A l O C TV O U R 7 INNINO/ H M IS 5 A 0 C / (C 4 0 A N ) h j A S S O C IA TE D c m - . 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L Hkinn. i ___ _ MM Kim A v a , ______ _____ um home, Only UPV down n<>» re­ a o n a n iK * quired. F IiA Plan. Ir.rtt*llrn*nL — Htul h a u l* Pur .-.Ale— 3 SW A P SHOP -I-FdSfe i 4th SL l^ ta n l l e p 'L , M m im 317. Pin na W . Buy, M l W Trad* moat 266 Sanford Atlnritic Nall"> d anything. Phon. I W J . _ A N O l’T H T A N IU N IJ V A L U E Rank. M rnihrr F D IC S a r t .., 1 room hou"*. IMl ft. W, both lu*. whan you don't brlna V E N E T IA N it U N U a modi t /ru itla K * on 17 A V?. J u i l n o t lll your praafrlptUma to L A N E Y ‘8 order. Seminole* Vcnrtinn III<n<4 Monrue t rldyr. |32M).IK). Trrm a. P hone IM Co. *20 W 3rd St. Ph n,* Her Hlb'hl.yman. Ai.oeiate Rav1162-W, f— A R T I L i . K S W A N T K 1 ) — fi moii.I Hall. Reallur, Phone MU D AY A N D N IG H T Grill open -I hour, u day. Keivin* * ixhI f•••- 1. I— K n il h n ln ir W a n trd — I A E H UY, B E L L A T R A D E uved homemade |ile», and cold • E T T A K K 'I T furniiure. WIUoti-Maler Furnl* L A W N M OW ER8 Shariienod. W ANT TO HUY. lle.IrraM r lu r e C -b , 211 K . 1 ( 1 P n o n e 66H H P H A 'i 't cyclerppalled, lock nnd v c two bedi 00111 home. Mu|l 1w iiN E .SMALL .Show C am s im iulr. work. Prompt aervee. II W rheap for rpot raih, Write Imi Ut T r ’, Nil- in07.________________ S h u m a n 8L> E 4th S i. 8W f ) o Herald for inierei*w I ’LIP'IJ** _B m i* MaaMMWMa HER V IC E -R E P t ills 7— INU-LIvcMlock^iuptilieM A tU r lr a f o r Saia — Tj R n d i o-AppIlanre-Wmhltu' Mr chlnec. The Sanfoid Electric Co C H IL D R E N need pet*. Beautiful Repair Dept, t i l E. 2nd,. Ph*c.» rU .T F O U F E E D S : C ompleU line toy puppira, cheap. IW .J-J af 112. IjurdV Tinrdo Fea-d R'ora ter 6.___________________________ W A S H IN G M U M IN I: R E P \lll E 8 H E LM A N H Red Kona Paad. - tltil.P W A N T E D K v p e r t . e r v i c r all m ake*. A u th ■ Touchton A Wataon, 1201 C .I.r y lied " B A B Y " mchanl. • TI'C A r t Phone 11WL.t.____________ E X P E R IE N C E D help, A p p T y Sanford Eh . trie Co R. i j i F A R M A I L A Tractor. A lto rh i-yn y.V O m t J|tore. n*pl. I l l E. 2nd . phonr l l - ‘ m in ti. lea.nnahle Call Mr. F U L L -T IM E maid and ^ook. ReN EW F L o b R B .urtacad to Mr Rlanall, D rU n d I2S6 J . B?-l W . frrencea. Free rent on premiai a faction. Old Doora mad* III' May 8 l _____ _ p f c f j T l M R . _____________ new. FlnUhlng, rlcanlne A w .i U .*d VVulk I'll,l« nr |.r W A N T E D 2 colored aunwu fm In*. Portable power plant. 21 Too Fllyhi Paint 2 25 pal kitchen work. Apply Plv n' ara wiperl.nc* b 8eminole All 4ira* Tent* A Tarpaulina WkktD. ♦_____________ unty, H. M. GUoaon, L*l* Don’t Buy til you trv Mare While man, 2 1-1' fnr counter •i***v N * V v H f ilP i I’ S work and urder man. Apply 110 Sanford A ra ._______ Ph. 4SSI Pig n’ WbUUa. ________ i i — i . o s i w .•m n d — r* H iN C E R M A C H IN E S , new and u>ed. Tcru*. 321 E. 1at. BL Ph. Fountain **rvrr and waltrra*. K v S T O L E N FROM my home on 211* perl cured help preftrred hut Summerlin Are. One 36 •*1 162A not c e n lla l, A p p ly M r. Dill at Smith and Weaaon rarnlver. R. K IN O Sl/.E Touthlen'* before 10:30 any wanl. Phuna 241-J or i i w H O LLYW O O D R E D morning.___ 60"*90" Compute with heedboard A n m tim H .P L H — i*' Re*. *139(0, one only. 1110 60 WORK W A N T E D — R Keholi Beddlm Co. 1917 D E S O Ttl cluh coupe, p i " 1 116 Palmetto Ara, Phone I 2W A L L T Y P E S of Bulldoicr Work buy, H07 M**wuHn ^ v c . RroaenaUd Baton fcoe Eetl W IL L S E t T or trade larva alto B U Y IN G A C A R T llofere fman f t r l'i bliycle for amall nn* clng w e ( i I . lorn money. In 5 a - . a m rh o n . fig-W , (URtnawl loan Dept., Room 317 and S l u m . 116 W . K i r t l S tre a t lle s u lls iR I.A N D O Moinlnv .Hcntiiiil. Ill Undo Evrniriv Star, Cull lUlph ■ 111 I'illll ItivIrillHOtl fi - 7 PBUAX*Y.ULL BK V? p, per - \ J | Ir/ urucK htauii f M 11•* w*.; , , , * v. n\ :l k t. ^ / d a o o « w it 4 * \ BFlOAiC ir UF».? O bi.rv vouoaiviNvJ 1fLUV*.tQrPUfcfg 1 c u r ■ n «n ji> ^ rv,it WM ('jrLTtSa'Tfcv f^vapLVgn A -O i.LV * ‘. y ; /S^IY ■’ s TV ~ T r s? h? ,: j 7 r c -r r f > A | O ^ ic ir a * �TUF HANFORD ITER AM) HANFORD FLORIDA PAGE 6 R Deputy Spellman Tells Purpose Of Jobless Benefits Unemployment compensation I* insurance again*! total Iim - of in­ come hy a worker who Into* hi Job through no fault of hi. own. who i- ah!r and willing to w,u* but wh«, temporarily, rannnl fina Job. Deputy J. I Spellman of I' Unemployment G«>ni|ien*at|nn of­ fice in tirlamln aid in Sanfnid today. While the workei ha* eeitain right* under the law, lint are alto certain obligation* which must be met iiefore he (an draw benefit*. Genet .illy -peaking, the Florida Unemployment t'nmpcn.atinn larw cover* worker* fm indii'tiini, com m enial, nr M-rvice organisation, which employ eight or more work era in each of 20 iliffi rent eaten dar weeks, Mi. Spellman explain filing nf a valid eiaim A claim­ ant muil tic legistrrcil for wurl with the Hnrlda Hlnte Kmplny merit Hervin- and be aliie to worl full tune in ii Kidei employ ini-pi He mtl.l la- n< lively si - king worl by hi* own effort, and be avar able In accept any offer of -ui* able work. "N o one person rnny filr for j o ’ Insutarue on hr half of another.' Deputy Spellman emphasised •’Only I lie 1 taimanl lum.elf carfile on his own helialf and inti* do so in person. Ilcnefil* rang from a low of I ft 0(1 a week to a maximum of lift (at a wrek fa 1(1 week* in any benefit year th amount and iluratt.m of benefit depending upon tin- worker's >• rumolaterl wage rredits. Karl workr r mu»t serve n one we t waiting jir-ri'sl before lie limy t> paid benefits Ili-nefUa may tri­ be denied to n worker who qoi hr* pin wiilo-ot goiei rau.e, fired fm mi scon-but or le fii-'- *• aivrpt a suit aide job ’* In determining whether or not • pih ia Rintable f-u an indlvidiinl Florida law rripllres that eon Met Stinn In- given to tIts- ilr;»n-e nf tl*k involved to hi. health, .n frt’ and moral I'hysiial condition rior training, .......perl* of oh lining local w o il In id. 'o.tooiar ocrtipalion and tile disiat-rr e ayaiiahle work ( m m hi* home hi other faclol < to be ron.jih red driermining -irllnliilitv of » lot offn Korean War liantlaa** r r r a r i l l A m i tiert reported from the Taegu front that hundred* of Red* attacked American artillery poaition* that were pounding a wedge the Com* munl«t* hml Moved Into the front­ line. No U. -S. gun* were knocked nut in that attack. lum ber! aaid the North Korean* tried to rut the Allied road from I uegil hut succeeded in (lowing •iippllr* only briefly Wedne*day. The main Kumwba-Tacgit moun­ tain highway from the north wav the liattliline. Ridge. lining it were commanded by the Tied* when the doughboy* Jumped off aguinat firm . In an »ll-day fight the Ameri­ can* drove the Hr*i» from »everal commanding ridge*. One annoy* Inn Red artillery po»ilion wa* silenced early. The Comnnini-t* rm-l thr AmerlCall-South lion a attark w i t h heavy artillery and mortar fire. First Amrriran* to b r e a k through the Communist vanguard took high ground, ailenring Red artillery that liad i»ren hampering allied advance*. One It. S- unit, altar king over ridge* to the ea*t >d the main -ripply road, drove the lied* hark ri<i the American right flank, Correispundriit Ijvmtiert said The .(lifting North Korean* furred .ome It. 8. engineer* from their pmdtion* In the line. The engineer*, who railed them.i |vr» "enginfantry," counter-at­ tacked and regained their position after killing f<i North Korean*. I.t. Anthony I’ecorado of South Windham, Maine, hi* voice term(ding with rage, told Corte.pnndent l-nmbert of one Incident of "I got word one of my orwchinegunner, had l>een killerl. A medic and I wo infantrymen had gone nut the machine-gunner. "Th e y were lieruling over the gunner when 12 nf I hear Red hu*tai(i!* ranie up. Tin* medir grnhhril the ItAll fllrnwnlng Autnmalir Rifle I and turned It on them hilt it Jammed. The Red* .hot him In the atnmnrh and haynnetlerl the two soldier*. Than they .hot the medic In the liarlr." It wa* man-tn-man fighting at •nine *tage* of the Allied attack. Tampa Soldier I p n « r « c t cm*11 iwo duct to the eastern reaiontny behind the incident: Me may have been c hoten a* a likely protpecl In deter I and he u»ed lor the eait lone’* "peace (ront" propaganda campaign, or hr may have been rnivlakrti for an­ other eildier attached to »ome «e ciinty detail. Yanknw detcrihed himself a* only a "simple itflrnun without access In any military in­ formation. The U . S. A rm y withheld Vanknw'» story Until today to chcrk on it and to make sure the .ohlu r bore no ill effect* from week* on short ration* in dank rt*ll*. The Berlin military port •*'>! the private’* story stood up under inuuuy. A combat soldier wlih three hattln star* from the North African campaign. Yanknw'* rug gued physiipie wa* unaffected by the imprisonment. According to Vankow'* .lory, he wa* *natch'-d hy two men in civilian clothea at the point of a gun out.lde the Krummelankn Subway Station in Zehlendorf. Iter I in. the heart of the American PrimaricH lia iM lN U fd ff »*t »•!* • * « Ir and wa*n't thinking of anything ir. particular," Yanknw related "The one pulled a pistol out of his mat and ordered me to 'g"l in*. Ho ipoke Kngliih kVhen I lietit to Ho that, everything went black, Later gathered that I had liern slugged with a rubhrr blinkjack." The alebiftinn eeriirred within three city Mock, of thi top -err. I American rloetimenr renter wher,’ all the old Narl file* nr*- retained behind a bar lied wire iwiuri'l. In aubaeniient interrogiltiotta by |{II- « tilII N K V D I ‘ eelel police J and German "People* I’olicc". Van* knw .aid. he wa. n*ked a l"t of question* aMut the document m u lei t*ut he only tiaicly knew of it* existence Vankow said tic ha* no idia whut route tin rai tick. Some hour* later, hi conn to in a home in the Itu.fian *«n* ami w» questioneil by civilian* who t••'k * tiemtan. They |»eniied hini in no attic hut In- liroki the til* through with hi* fi.t and r*eap**l Yanknw trudged through field* anil forest, he aaid. until lie •tumbled into « Soviet Army maneuver area w ln n la»mb wiie dropping theii charge, and light plane, were Dating eluted tai , ||i- drew on hi warllmi - 1 petienre In gel away (m m there. lie .lopped a German farnur ...1 ..ked for f.-nd 1 In- farmer **«*! Victor 1- A n fuw . ........ Rep. Edwin A. Hall* hitter fmir-way fight for Republican re. nomination In the T7th wa* niub-ridrd. With 213 of 222 precinct, counted. Hall !H la-ster R. M«* .her hy IHH votes— lb.f>n2 to ln,<!l4• ,t Unofficial return* from other state* showed: Mississippi . . „ . Hep. Arthur Winstead IMh| apparently won the IJrmoctstic .•nomination which is the same II •arlaaea I’ m l« a , nH , m e her a!*o demanded that the All:»»nd more troop. t„ (}*rm»ny. A cntrntion of Allied,Power In '••r.natty I- the only solution," 0,1 Schumacher at a new* eonfirm er. |t wa* one of the few t o -i. the opposition li-ji^ . ha< , 1 id with Adenauer’- pnli-y. Schumacher explain*-! that he I i.Mifi-.eil to oppose .lio n g lv Getr ilin ' iraimament or partielpai • In a Wi *ti-rfj European drft, . forre until the Western pow • i i hav- enough troop* to insure ir.iin-t Soviet attark. lb •aid a W o t fierman puli, e in, v »uch a. that urgri) hv Ad*I I would tie “ inadeipiate and lieunan Chancellor ed a police forre a »lefr-n-e foire", he n -trong enough to interna! -reuritv of w,uilrd to give me n chance to five and work in the Russian '■< hut I didn't want any part of that and told them »o. Yant"-- broke out of Schwerin June 1',. he -aid, and swam arroas a 111 - but a general alarm summoni I l[ii Ilians, lirim a rii and even I t,.i -hlrleil "Kfer German A'tuith" to tin* search. He stood in swamp w »l«r for more than 24 hour* and then was nearly paralysed frnrn tie knee* down hy cold ami fiatiI drugged myself hack to the gale and they took rue In again," I- -aid. "The police massaged my I'- noil gave me aomethtng warm tn drink.’1 f rum Srhw rrin, Vankow wa* niosi--l In another prison at KiehW rtlde and hrlrt there until Allg. 14. I »t a [M-riial nf one wrek he had tn, food, be said, until a Russian rhetor came around and ordered It. Thi n he also got four elgareta a day, a In ami named Solos, made -ii Dresden and "tasting like gra s * " A* Kichwalde, Vankow .aid he in-I gave up hope for delivery and "I lore the jail apart one time.” S*mn after that he was brought to the Soviet Knmmandatura and lururil over Is n I! S liaison offuer at Karlshorst. Thrnngh his imprisonrm nl, Yankow wore his iinlform licoring World War Tw o derorntiiins. He *i I he did not •••• am *.ihr-\oienrans or Allied prisoner* at any nf the jails. Yanknw, in Iteitin since lt*4H, h i. a gmal army record. His wife live i in Gibaonlnn, H a , ment T h rie aaid the pres* report* the llonii Republic. Adenauer described thr force'* had »tre**ed '‘the alleged fact" of Adenauer'* demand*. task* aa: The itntrrnent continued: 1— The protection of Went Ci’i " T h i. war not the tone or char­ many’* frontier with the Soviet acter of thr meeting according to occupation tone. my report Chancellor Adenauer 2— Keeping order internally. prevented the security situsticq a* A— Supporting the Bonn govrtn- hr -aw it, paitirularlv the rrmili ment against Communist suhvi-r- tarnation going on in eailern tivea. Germany, whtrh hr characterised "Thi* is Europe'. g ra v e l hour a ' being entirely nutalde the p«l|-r and Weal Germany la In peril •<( fir Id and idling the line of tlraigh' J“*ing undermined hv Common remilitarisation T h i« wa» appar­ lata, Adenauer raid. ently the tiaiain for the meeting and The West German Chanrellor ,tid for hi* remark*. "lie did make n pli n for great*, not give any specific figure for Ilia propu.ea forre. Diplomatic •tienglh m We-tein Europe. in sources in I^rndon veatenlav .aid eluding Germany. I believe from he sought H5.000 men. and naked the re|mrt I have that thi* 1* that United State* forre* in West- hi* greatest m nrfrii and Hat lie ern Germany be inrreaaed to a ha* not attempted to prejudge the total of to armored divWInn* ritrn t nr manner of Grnnan n»r ticipatinn in iinereaaing thi* strength." W A S H IN G T O N . Aug 2.1 ./It Secretary of Stair Acheson mid todoy hi* own report* from G n manv arc that Adenauer i* lin­ ing for a general strengthening of Western Kurope hut i* leaving the precise step* to the AA'e.trrn now era to decide. Acheson told a .moeuhat eon fu*ing new* eonfrrence that tin West German Chancellor ha no* | tried to “ prejudice the extent or I manner of German participation in increasing thi* strength." Dispatches from Bonn epld Ad*- | naurr today had repeated hi dr mand* that West Germany Immerl lately la* allowed an armed p-di forre ami that the Western Mil* send more troops to Germany. Acheron opened hi* new* con ferenre with a cautiously worded statement on Adenauer's m e-tine with membor. nf the three.power Allied High CwinmU.ion H r «at-t his report nf the meeting, from U.8. High Comml»*inncr John .1 Met’loy. placed a different emphi si* on the mealing than that given in pra** reports. Reading from hi* statement. Arhe.on aaid the pres* reimrt ■tressed tho “fact” Inal the Ch*n eellor had •'demanded the remili­ tarisation of Germany and that he specifically asked for a German army of 'X thousand' men." At the conclusion of the new* ronfrrenee, the fltatc Department distributed copies of the state. )li. C. L. PERSONS- Railroad* suppled the sleet Induatry with J. 7M.OOO ton. of wren metal in 1940. »»V» »h* Inatltuta of Strap Iron aivl SI r t \ . Houaeplant* flouri»h hejt when temperature* are around *6 Hefree*. _ Expert W nlrh Repair RrnsonHhle Pri«f* All W ork ('. u arun teed Phone 1I57S-.I Country Club Road SO. CHEMICALS INC Oplometrid K V K S E X A M IN E D (JI.A S S K S F I T T E D IIS 8. I'almrtlo Ave. t ICnil Strilu'K (I a .t l.H M . C «|> lls .t ratrier* in f-.itIt dispute h*v> befejected tiy the union* In New York, Diking G H ’ •tewspapei guild member- la night accepted h aetllenunl eo I Ing their .trike ngnto-t I he Neo York Wnrld-Telegrarn which start­ ed June 13. (lire of the f_onre -ton In the agreement wav a |nb free-for one year. DDier term* Include-' a 3!k-hnu* week atnl pa\ ttrUn nr* to j|fl for * ton minimum wage of SI2R n srk l) Tile vtrlke of 4R<» edi tolial noployes stopped puhlira tion winch Is to tie resumed Mon ™ '?*}, Ui ii Tuesday without causing any rtge. rnmpanv's |il*m* T h r Gift worker, walked nut .1 Kvansvilte, laml.ville, S nr'o -.fi-M O . and Memphl. The U A W -t(» r ve.ter ronlrart expired at mid­ night Irr.t night. Negntlalinn* were rontinuing, hut a union spokesman said "we're 'JR miles apart on a|. mod every msior l.aue," The U A W reirr»e,| an Immediate 'cage hike offered by annth’ l firm. Deere and Company, *n Ifi.ORR eto plove. ye terday Deere nff-rarl *n lnerea-e of dx ceni* hourly, ron iitinnal upon a five vrsr mntr*et j*; m m \ 7t,* 1 u f f l i r a ! i! f h ito p r s rlo r Ran At. Nat IH RHg Th 1752 m 174* NCM x J r i 'K a t u L ’ AND XIIAY Smooth, but* Mon# are your# wit! • Dodge "./oA-Ko4nrf” truck . . thank* to n i t r a -U r g # bra klni nma. Tim driver h u full oontroi of Imtke action, bee#u m of "equaliinvanire" dnolgn of aervice brake*. Yttrwe famous hydraulic brakaa are may lo adjust, too. School Hoard I m I for p i r ) i l « | . . . You gal thn added aafeiy of taro separata brake systems tn your Dodge "JoARatrtT truck. On etranr Dodge model, the hand parking braaa ia completely A U , M A K E S A N D M O U E IJ D KA SI1.Y A R R A N G E D T E R M S ! S E E O U R B IG S E L E C T IO N OP L IK B -N E W CARS TO D A Y I POWft: • iwst track rwita.v each lot f l l i t p in t. ICONOMYt , priced with IHe Inarvl "Jok H m ttl' lo t HcpendstHlity sod long life. BIGGCI PAVlOAOSi . . . carry more without meilnntm# alias or iprlnsi Hccsote nf "/ee- XarrH" Ufiniir tmTKWfnns er tm intrPstki I* "leb-Rased" aurwir, COMNMTr . . add « N l tfei l i s t I n l i Iliin jE , to o ! rnifer lining Ufa and better braking with A Uninra. It'a fiand to the ahoe! No ana limny can bo uaad practically down i virtually no danger of drum ill-thicknnw— not tapered— to EA1II2 HANDLING: . . shstp- 1941 DODGE SEDAN MOTORS Academy, aad fay B K t h e Mi * l)r. II. K. Kinic In farm ttuplemr-nl Indu.try wage talk -, n retljcmrnt lietween International Harvester and the Farm Equipment ('nundl n| th* Independent Untied Klertrieal Worker* wa. approved by 'Jvr FK U K Confeiem* Hoard. Ratiflcatioe hy 27,RRO employe* tn tl plan's I nece.varv Iiefore ft (, finally » rfptrrl. Th- tettn* In, lude a g>o era I .veyeo i enl wage Icmi t am< regional eqnalliatlnn adjo-tmen' giving sottle worker 1 bigger hike lluwrver, al least four Halves' er* plant* were struck t»»lav b th# C IO United Auto W n i • Union w-|ili h is liargainiog aeeo' for 2’J.IHiR wotkera in eiglil of ih l t '. s i i . . . 4 r « . « raae <•*subniltled by lo r llinthers who Wei* awardrd the IUII1HV ion tract. Archltari hltuu Mnughton conferred with the lloanl regard­ ing the Improvement*. Mr*. J. N. Hart of Geneva wa* appointed as • teacher at the Oviedo Krhool In succeed Mr*. Jvhn Anderson who resigned to take a position In Otlando. Mis* Kulilla Grantham nf W in­ ter Park was appointed as a pri­ nting teacher at thn Lyman School. Sadie Hogan, principal for th* M at IB year* at th r l,ake Mnnr»>* Colored School, died Saturday while returning from the F. and M. College where eh* had been dying I hie evimmer. Her home was at BOA Sanford Avenue. No successor has yet been named at the school. The following appointment* of Colored teacher* were approved Matarday: Charlotte Foster seas transferred from Forest City School t« the Rnnrnwald School at Altamonte Springs and A. J. Roam w ild to Forest City. Kul* Mamma wa* appointed ad addi­ tional teacher at Rownwald '' �1 I TDE WEATHER I neal tlmwrr* and ■ few thundershower* southeast r o u t inflight and Friday, trailer**! ah it muon thundeMhowrr* e l a * »h rrr. I.illlr chance in temperatare. Light In mndrrate eaat to •»u I beast wind* accept becoming lirth n rtr eatrrme south potimn Friday. In Unity T hen In Strength— T * Proltet th* r « M nf (fit World; T b I’mmole the Projira* of America. To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. 3 T h ? f A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y VO LUM E X X X X II Established 190S Red In v a sio n Of Mountain Kingdom Reported In U. S. A l l - I n d i a Radi o. BBC, State Dept. Unable To Verify Tibetan Attach TO K VO, Friday, .lug 25— (/I't “ -The I'hlOr'C < oinniuftUU 111. da, demanded that Ihr l i,iiM| Nation* tirdrr withdrawal of nil Amriiean lorrc, from Furmrita *nd anmuinrrd Hie Jlrd intention lo 'libetale" lhat inland Irnm •he Nationalist*. New offj.er* were elected at • meeting of the B-ard nf Sutu-rvi oi* of Seminole Soil Conservation Distrir! bold Tuesday afternoon •' the work unit beado-iarter in " Sanford Atlantic National BanV 0 Building, II T . Milwee, seerrtarv treasurer, annoitn-rd today. Officer* elected to .erve for thcoming yeur were the fnllnwinv llomcr Oalerfd*. chairman; E. J Cameron, St., vice chairman, both of Sanford, ami R. T . Milwee. *ec. retarv-trearurer. Inrngwood. Other rnemlier* nf thr hoard present wet« lieonc O. aidro. Sanford, an<1 C A W *lr«, Fern Park Homer Osborne made a report of A the progrt*** made in connection with field studies being rondo-led for improving soil ecmdltlon* where highly chlorinated artesian IleaUneea It* V t ir l WASHINGTON. Aug. 24 <41 A oldiet from Fort Pierre, Ft* ha, be* n killed In arlion In Kot» ■ three other Florid* men are mis * Ing and one was wounded, the D* paitnient of Defense reported lo dg". I'he latest Arm y casualty Ii*' of Floridians; Pvt. Janie, Parish, -on of Mrs Mary A. Parish, fi|S N. 10th SI. Fort P tflrf, killed ill action, Mastei Sgt. John It Wl|w*n grandson of Mi*. Josephine M. M« Hargtie, f’hnriotle Harbor, nth ing in action. Pvt. Charles IV. Campbell. Jr son of Charles W . Campbell, Sr , l.imnna, miasing in action. Corp. Blanton Todd. >on of Mr* 14,1th M. Todd, HIM S Hughey gi. flrlnndo, missing In artlon. Pfc, Willie I. (frahum. son of Mr* Almia M. firaham, 702'.' F i ­ nest Stn Jacksonville, wounded CU tlO IIIY IS MOISTIRID t-y Jacob M.illk tleft), Soviet Delrgat* tn tha U J4 , wj he paarca newsmen cbutcicd about amt ling Warren Austin t right), chief nf the U .S. Mission, at Ijikc Succcsa, N. Y. The 11-m em bar tW u rily Cc-unrll, p m ld ril ovrr l»j Malik Hurini Attjput, fallrd in I rlorcd trr-ijasn lo evolve a formula lo rnd I ho Ittrrr-w^rk Sovirt All* btifier over the • o lln i of South Korea'* rrprrsenUUvG. (IntrfnailomiJ) C h u rc h ill’s Sen W arren F ire s 4 H it By Fragment School Boardmen On Naktong Front F or Malfeasance IIH U S D A V A U G . 21. 10.*,ll WASHIM's i n \ . \„w 24 i,Vi I it niriif (fittriifi i,iif) I w|*h llir •'ll (nr t n itiririHlifr Mif itilkr* r .ifitr if f y fliif»|wf frillv nn| t|r*pil c -i 11ii t ,i ii i f % tp ini ru I hr it Htmil't hr mi it (t it ,iIllicit lit- fdbM tu* !iri* t t tin (n r in r hr Wfiulti ti.«*r In i uriticirt tiir h I u a Ihtfl hr|cifr ijfritiifi^ tafi.it ii l|ctf| ihe sm n n m rn l might Ixkc I lie ti.,iiimcfi ,md m ndurloii iiiimn' Im , c dcmamiril goicrumcni ,ei. cure I lir ficiiiictil i, I m in im ci <*t no iinlhci ttnkrs we„ gum b, l*'*lli union .,ml managrinenl ie|itrsrnl.,t,,es x* i.itc o .,0 r hr. or V'.teld.ty'l ill (hr v. ,!L>111' In begirt nrst M**ndtt \ icp.otrt. whether the •*••■■ * Hied rnii’ titutcil , 'doohlc <roi*. s o told hy \h liuin-m mil to put word* in lu> mouth Ihr 1'iriidenl laid i« not making Ii ■ ’ lalrinrnt llo* nioining Tl. I'll •••b n'. rr*|i<inding to timt- ., t*•**11 the c* onomli m nbill now in •••nfcrenie between 'be ,X| Iislr and House, il- lined to hv tuipcnding 'lie imliited ,herifl bn.srnnt In A county grand jury had indict- ................ . I.., n -p o .v Ncithct wa* liutl terioiulv the Jeniting, and I etn Rorjuernore *>1 I a ir I,m l on rliarge, nf , itnuntl Atmy raid An American >oldtci ,*a« *n rnnipuaiy intolviug 'he m u n i, , badly wounded hy the nvotat million dollar gamhlmg neket htitil that he rnnld not lie itio,cd Ai Foil Lautltrdala, a Ilroward md m < Icll in enemy irim n iy oil roilllt) glaiwl Jilt) ^ Indicted ’ ill tile Red, wr»| hank. L a in aldale r ity ro u riril. on c h n ig ,-* " f I I s s II s h i , oa I'sat t k n r l |eissi*saing slot mnrtltnes lie l ’ ■d I .‘ .full l loin I. irk: 2. It was likely to create more problems In lh - future. Nehru said the Indian govern, menl had pressed thle point of viow whenever the onportunity aroae. He asserted the heavy bombing* of the lait war did not produce the “ military effect* In­ tended.” He aald he had no plana to go * to Lake Surer**, although he was J r prepared to go in tho future If a re a •*” “ ‘■si-saP a r c , fit * f: •» i " slowing down and may tw nrm tlie peak for the year. That word rame today from the Publlr Health Service in a 're|*ort that 1,489 new rases were listed during the pact week. A l­ though thia waa three per rent mora than the 1,442 nf the week before, the agency said: “This ia the lowest perrentagn increase ovrr the preceding week since the week endc.l May 27, the heginning of the upward weekly trend in reported rases.” During the corresponding week a year ago T,4!f> news rases were reported. That was the peak waek of 1949, and 1919 was the worat polio year on record. The cumulative total since polio started increasing this year la 9,097 rases, compared with IS.975 for the correapond Ing iieriod last year, 4he Service said. B A t ir s D EA TH T A L L A H A S S E E . Aug. 21 -An — Stale attorney William D. Hop. ktas aald today a Florida State University graduate student will ba charged with killing a N b y girl Inat waa bom to her yesterday In a dormitory. The State Attorney said thr child bad paper and cotton stuff*-' •# IU awoth when It waa found at tha bailm ent and of a trash rhute aararal hour* aftvr it wa* horn. n > k \ n . 1 m b , Aug 2^ </P) \ heavily armed Red Knrran h,i»u.n m lletl eaiiw . i t I liim.tay oglil luw tut A meric in |«>iiii»n< on D r Korea n south m u i In three column, of men and mat i r e. ihr (It,mop moved up a Vlird >oulhe*,tetn |wiit of f’ 11, an •«mr >0 mile, away Ihe threat appeared in the "•till alter picture had cared on the irntiol front dune laegu "here ptphrri lot five R rd dtvi ion* rvrrr ihtown f»acl (or live 1 on , endive dryt (he ’rU.IXIO Red tuldirrs a rloirn inilr, north of Taegur danlrd «• way Imm then Mountain position*, apparently looking foi an earter avenue for a tm*«h on Taegu Ihe North Korean* bird four lime, la,I week lo d m r fi*r dtviUNOIRCOINO AN INTINSIVI *wti « ••k liailung rtuinr l-i toie being sent Into battle, native Soutti Korean tecrult, practice ftrlng (roni a prone ixwitlnn ns Instructors stand watch nvrr Ihern At the front, the South Korean* have made an e, tlrnt rri.itd tor them clvn since the flrat confined day, nf the suipn r Cnnunimist invasion, ifnlcrnatlonal) Deceptive Ouiut Masks Hot Spot At Iranian Border Town Of Julfa (K ill UMt'N S t i l l ' IIitlM'r I llr ^ r ll, Vann Mlrrj I'fi'*" rnffrw |iiin<*rfi* tit I rht m, **.••» '»»tr •»! Iitc c«»rrr«|w»ft*j**mw iicMtHlIril in nl, I- n ?4»'»r ii* fh*‘ lf*Mil»lc«l Ir.Tni t»i-Sf4%irl I twill in U*9 « r r k I In* tlrliilc f flisp.tii ii m ill 4 lit* lli*' f i r I iilp-i'f'dUi.n* lit mi Uurf it.in rr|Hitltf limit tlml pnti ft11nI imwilrtltri' .ir» i hit Mtifir nmi* I Kiwamans Vote 3S T 0 (S Against Rotary Proposal W. A. Adams Moves To Louisiana To lio Into ContracliviK Spread Of Polio May Be Slowing For Year Arndt Is Kmployed Nehru Say« Chances A Marked Auctioncc*r W A S H IN G T O N . Aug 24 -V I I Of World War 50-50 — The spread of (Hillomyrlitis is NF.W D K I.lll.1 m Tu , Aug. 2 4 </T>— Prime Minister Nahur told * a pres* eonferenee Inday he did , not liellrve the Korean conflict would flare Into a world »'a r in the immediate future. A l the outset of the Korean ronfllct, Nehru had said the chancer of a world war were MJ-80. Answering question* from leftwing Journalist a on the homhing of North Korean*, Nehru aald hla government wa* concerned for two reasons; m I. Innocent people were living w killed ami unnecessary damage Main Kncmy l^nrccs Above T acrm Move Fast ward As Front Is Relatively Quiet |\ort*;in Rpcriiils Brush I p Dn NNsii* II) B n IIKIM’ II K W K T T M *11 A . If*nt \tiK IH ( i V l t t f h riV) Iw if t l'U A itu .SoI'reaWent baa u>*ei| Deallitiilv and t«» * l**n IrHimtf im«flrv t i^il mrtJil Mirnli i'l«*i m ills A I»tin«Int i ! frmtfi .tw.iv, «r llic n r* i m il <»f il»** itilf« ti amnl i ing log him tn adudiiltiering imiltiiiiiitif i lir il 111141f|j{:**„ ip li iim h trn ll) Mrnting in \mrin in nidiif’ hitllf lirlwifl ( *k•-•I alntut Se.ii-tiuy "f I'1* # fiitt »*■> l*nrk mui f flh Imhltnl ,1 fi i c Jotmson'r atali nienl "'n l the mm # t If WI»4F»l*‘fl I, ft If'fill** TB.ll* |«r .irf i* (illv 'll lli** tlt ive ........... ly « another -i» ......................... Mi riunian -alu turn I ♦Ii *-14» th In Min tlmMI* '«! ........... nothing certain a l«u l lit*1 .till rnnori in flit* nlfn pv hill* ju ,j , u , „ nulilarv manruvet |>s*n1rf •lUaU * It nt* n 11.*• ntmtk .t" •* n hilt if 'H niml »»it|f •I lie •■•Ml ll.akt !••• -tali ni* nt hlffll f| "lit Iff V%lll’f1* 'V»*iir . I t ... •in Ihitt mt»« lir4’ 1in <1 g Bed *rtn\ If nip* Hr Mill hr was happv to hen* T r 0 i|4kM tl*l1 1tiff l*N*»*d i it r. n M ssilssia na I'S II tS iis i f mt, Mir . *|««f at Put mtt**M r . th, »v .1. ,11. IM|*Ill, T tl f . ull *ll S h u r c s I i o n s M . t r i c T n Mill 11 and W *■4irt 11i llItpi.,. ill •* i ill * MUodettog If M*»% oil. Among a total of '.V prison dieted by the Broward grand .1, Jake and Meyc, l.uuO .. 1 evious t1'tlio ••■. • m i aims of Ibc ("Inn llniic f,-. riternarrea r'loii amt Col.... d Inn, They were arrtneit of ••(>• ■«' mg gambling 'mu • ,m l n ' (J. Srygtey, direct >o of in T laisii*I* of I2ju.il inch Ill'll. !• o ' in it ruction of (he State Inpart them on 'be santc ibarge *• merit of Fdneation and head spoti* tiroige Sadlrl, who el *<• p • • Ml* W A Adam * and laugh Ii r Ada w ill m o to r F rida y ", Of the Soul hern Association of i'u/dto'lmmi.' .Slidell, l.a in jo in M r. Mlnni*. Muilenl (.oiinrlls. addressed mem M e rto n II. ly e llo n * a n d I n - l ■ tins of the Seminole Teach-r who has e stn ld ish id their tiome th e r Je s s e , w e ir in d irte .1 "f tlirie and w h o I* associated with ('lull this morning at a meeting In the Seminole High 3ch<»>l An. ih a ig e * o f possessing >.|nl rna .1 J . Xloat. di edging conlia ctor 1 Imres T h ril bond was set • Another daughter, Olyve Ann dilorium Adams, will itny at New- Smyrna Speaking on “T h » Importance |l iu hi earn. Otlieis named to imlii Itm • tof Dir Individual,” Dr. Srygley Itesrh nnlil Sept I, when he pointed out (he need of gaining ate klncrttl Ain, alias J<u* D ■ will return for a few days’ suit identified in heiauvet cornmitt-a with Mis* Lila I a-ffiei ludnif the confidence of pupils, and add•d lhat this rnttfidenre is not testimony a* »u underllitir f"C joining the family in Slidell. She kingpin Ftank Costello, oi < 1 >ci gal'i *d by tell|t*g J.Aea. but by will then go on Sept Ifl a« n lu llin g the pupil* tn work and Brail, identified as Frank Ft mphnninre to Emory University, ► on** "front” man in It tow .cl in tilling in them the idea lhat A I lunl u. C s . w h e ie she in te n d , gantlillng. With William tl i '1 * ihev are accomplishing something to take * eniirse in nursing after rhoff, alia* le fty Chit'., they w -rs worthwhile two year* rtf general rnltege He rnnlra-ted education In (he un used nf operating gu »il>l •»' work huOTM, It • I 1 1 • *»t at i Doited State, with that of tierW A. Adams, the son of the many under Hitler. Germany, he each. late Mr. and Mr* T- F. Adam*, ll'sallsssil On l*»as Tkissl was lorn in Winehcster, Ky., and TA IJ-A IIA S S EE. Aug 24 *11 was almut four years old when Governor 'A'.irrcn Imls) •u,|>cinl* the (amily came to Kanfonl. Illcd (our members nl his n.«ti»r ( d* father »a* a pioneer grower of relery here, was one nf the h luuin rnunly school lursnl tor founders of the Sanfotd-Ovicdo <1 w s i i s h m I li t . I ' s a r I h m i n -a lla x s a ria C n s T lr s s i Due in the large attendance at the Friday night auctions at Ihe S» 'ford State Farmer* Market, Ihr service* of an additional auc­ tioneer have hern secured, Coun­ ty Agent C . tt. Dawson anmumred tmlay. The new auctioneer is Jerry Arndt, an experienced man in O A K R ID G F, Teltn.. Aug 24 1/1*1 General C. Kenney of lie this line of work from Mlehigm, who wilt altrrnita arilh l^irry l '. S. Air Force warned today that 'he United Stale, ,rw*n may heat air Jones on the auction platform. laid ,iren» and “ the cash of laimh,. More than 417 automobile* were In * speech prepared lor delivery helore the Rotary Club, the counted at the auction last F ri­ day night, oaid Mr. Dawson, who World War II allied sir lorcr commander in the ,outhwr,t Pacific Irm ird ia directing the program. Among the Korean war "a small *idc*f But if the day come* lhat a po­ the comtnoditiea sold have been show." •wert potatoes, tomato-.,, field “ We must not become cornpla- tential enemy surpasses us In !**•**, egg plant, hotter, egg, and crnti” he rautiunrd, citing "an weapon power, the decision of Used farm Implement,. Plana are alarming reaction” among Am- pence or war may tie made with­ pending, h - said, tn have rattle erirans ai many relai and -ay out reference to u* eirepl aa a auction* In Out near fututc, “thi* Korean thing will be kept target." Kussia In* the atomic homh localised.” Kenney declared the G D EH It m Ti .AK A C T IV E nation must strengthen civil and sreret, Kenney reminded his mullT A I P E I. Formosa, Aug. 21 military | reparation for defend tn re , which included many work­ lAh— A Chinese Nationalist "We are fighting tmlay bornii*c er* in atomic plant* here. H r quoted from I-enin's “ Se­ apokesman said tmlay guerrilla* someone thought we were too are active in all of China's It,* weak or unwilling to fight." lected Work*," which he called “the bihle of the CommunDl Par­ Red-ruled province*. Kenney *oid. lie said previous estimate* of "W r are the main hope o f the ty” : " 'As soon a* w* are strong I.OOOJMM Nationalist guerrilla* on freedom-loving peoples of the enough to defeat Capitalism a* a the mainland would have to lie world, but because of that w r err whole, we ahsll Immediately lake revised upward. Ihe primary target of attack hy *4 by the acruff of th* neck.’ The guerrilla* are moet active •ny aggreaeor seeking world d»» must he eaaumed, Kenney m I<L lhat the flrat blow in o moin aouth and aouthwaat China, mlnatlon," he continued. tha arena moat vacantly U k tn "Right now wo may be atmr* Jor war would be an atamie at’ and our weapon power lock on Ihe United .State*. over hy tha Communist* and enough He aald Ihe explosion of a I960 traditionally the moat rebellion*, great enough tn deter the eggre* hr Mid. o# race ro o t! •or from direct attack upon m. I)r. Srygley Talks To Teachers Club In- Auditorium No. 3 Av+ooiirlrtl Prenn Leaned W ire he T w . giarn1 nine. ,n .l Goveram ' ',,,*'1,1* ............ . I ollci w atirn dc.»lt *li.ii(» blow *j |i |h . o-g imoiii* .ml nl on llic Morula gsmlilmg front. lb> n ■ 'o n 'tol. und.-i Mi......... tunc, with inilutmcnl* of ''iijipei « r\ of ronuncrir i* not -a ll' fartm, to him hen le t” figuirs .,nd the Governm | lie ill ■. r ■)••-.I a- alianbllelv un Mui- .■ leporl that ttisretarv ••' I'omnii'i-e SaWM-i ha-l b'bliir.i |o o| I’olk foiinty luivr that p ro ,I , bin w iiltrp inti/ r.dl*ll.i**ec llic the bill Mr. Truman *«nt S***vei •lay «»,»pendrd Shcnfl I m h k M * in agreaniefl* with film on «bat W illi,in, n| hig. tidt Polk county 'he meaame s)io<itd rotilaln. The r'inn. b .»kmg U. S. Correspondent Warren And Juries o r »*».hr'.'Ti", 'Vi.'' .',!m Also Injured During Hit Florida Crime ‘'IrS-,** L m7.;:"m* Foray Behind Reds Front Sharp B lo w s1"'"1 ^ meiu.ie *’V't*i y t finijuf ItIit i ti* kitihiaii tin vi* U S EIGHTH ARMY HEAD- ll» ASSficiATKIt PKKS8 I^b'iv an eHmlnatb-n p»«*r». he •\l l NEW SPAPER President Announces -1 Republicans Oul Of .SUN Delegates: He Defends Sawyer Q U A R TE R S . K m c . Aug 24 t/l’l W a, l iiltetpondenl Randolph Cliiirrhill. >on o| llntuh wailimc Piimr Mini,let Win,ton (h im lu ll w.,« wounded today hv a mortal luiisi on a 'saktong River-croating loray into enemy Icnilnty with a U. .V |i,<ttnl. All American rniiet|windrnl, Frank Lm ciy oi fnte,national New, Service, wa, hit in the ,-m e ac a Reds Shift Division Unions Agreed Not To Strike South For Possible Drive On Masan Line Senate-House G r o u p RcducesECAFunds’ Bedell Smith Urged 5 Florida CasualtioH Reported From Korea r Truman Says Malik ‘liooks In' On Austin House Committee ApprovesMeasure For Rearmament W A 5 H IN G TU N . Aug 24 </V> N EW D E LH I, India. Aug 24 \n emergency hill carrying $16,(/!’) Ih r All-India radio, wluch lia» biro monitoring and recording 711,000,000 |r», war in Korea, re. IVipmg lun.iil, * ,l, of Communist •imamrni al Itnmr and military nd In allies wa, appro,cd today Chin., rrgulaily, raid today u wa unahlr lo confirm a report that l»v the lloiiie A|>pi»priilion« ComIVifiing hioadratt an announce- miller. House panage i» set lot minormrrtl of « Communist invanon of I'l*el The Indian Foreign Mini*- row Ih r hill pmcides rath bn tlHn try, lilcw iir, ,aid H hid no mch fighting gear a* S.J3 1 new wa> iet>oil. Hir II. S .Slalr Dlpiilinrni it* pt.inrs. ll me hides M ,000,000.000 Washington *aid d had no con­ bn .urn, aid In Inrndly nation,. I lie Appioptiahont Committer firmation of ihr invasion reports U. S of fir i il, added that they said il didn't want lo entire wouldn I hr surprised al »urh a, • "past em ir, of l u d g m r n l al till, lion lircaute Red China Ira 'rti time hut “ event, of recent week, have licrn threatening for »omr have made it crystal clear lhat thr monlhi In laae over the uolalrd military planning and thinking in counliy ntualrd between ihr Hima­ key poiition, u not a, clear and layan and Kunlun m,unlain> writ accurate at could he desired The bill upt the federal hudgrl of China and north of fnd'.i. Thoma* P. Whitney, Associated to more than $50,000,fVX).000 (m Pres* staff member in M urom , the year ending neat jimr HI. said hy telephone to l.omlnn hr Most *»f (he '(Hinting is eovernl had liranl nothing to aubataninl, by n Fd.lMHMKMi.rMIll geneial apthe intraalon report. profiriation bill, A tram of {Innate T h r British Broadcasting Cor- and House members wa* trying miration, which monitor* all for- for a compromise agreement on il clgn radloa that can in* heard today. Another security measure, a here, also said It had heard nothing similar to the report* lie strong anti-Communist bill worked out by the Dn-Ameriraii Activities lug rlrculated in the If. 8. The r'hinc«r Communist* have Committee, was cleared todnv I" It made Inth threatening and prnce- the House Bole* Cotnmittrr ful gesture* toward Tibet in the may he brought bp on the floor past month*. Various broadcast* neat Tuesday. The Senate headed into the fit have Iwen beard warning of an Invasion, hut recently thr Com­ round of debate today on Use munist* offered Tibet “regional 'firs t Installment” lag Mil Brest. •utaiiomiL." _|f Mm Tibetan miter, dent Trum an asked to help flnanre thn Dalai Idtma, and hi* gnvrrn flhe arm* program and eombat in ntenl Jolna the Cnlneie Communist flat Ion. Just before the start of d'batr. regime peacefully. A »even*man ml*»|on from Tibet the Senate Finance Commltne m l ha* been trying to reach Hong the eatiniat<>il size of the bill's take Kong to negotiate with the Bed* from $5.tNdi,oon.OtHi to u . mix .non hut ha* (wen unable to get any rmo. It would rnllect f 2 ,7 lA.naws.lsiws 11.590.000,000 farthci than New Delhi. The B ri­ Imm individuals. tish won't givi the mission permis­ ft ton <urtHiraiion* and 'he rest I C t s l I s s n l O a l*aae T h e r e , sion lo travel to Hong Kong. $ Officers Elected By Supervisors In Seminole District S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . c General Kenney Says U. S. Re Atom Boinhrd By Soviet Russia F .r c c t C ciilrr I.ocnt Y n m i u I ’*or P ro p lr H e ll ft *t »•*.• t n f i i »m i h r 1 *»n» 11111111k* 11flirt,,I hit nf sidlfti I I|I I non, dow n the rocky, bloody “ b o w ­ ling alley"' corridor In T a e g u . Al’ Cotrcpumient Stan Swinton on the couth irpmlcd the three ratth.nmd Red column, were matching fiom the l L ift■t atea whet.- tw o Red dltttmn, wetr tep»ctrd grthitg crady to rlttve on Allied force, vptead he I ore Ma-an. 27 an mile* w e t o| Put,m. Th . \ uni lean 2.rdh |r:fnn;r- Di, 1*1.ut to mile* west ..f Ma»sn. „a* alettnl for battle I" S. planes bombed and stra fe d tin- ippioM .-biog southern B r d*. I’ilot- »si.| there were m n n v ve Itiele* to the three ■.-Itiiun, B u t the C o n im u n lJl« weee m .ivtne ip m a ll group* to n tln im ire theit > h a o e »t >1 (.rin g tilt (m m the air. Ttie n,>* fucre wa, jen- fled a pari nf the N o rth Korean Divialnn, a division originally trained foi polite purpose* Mn tire Masrtn (rout Ao*erie*n -oil Sm ith K otean ttfleoieo fo u e h l should.‘i to houldtu 111 a Idttcr •d.| 1,11( 11,' foi , ontlnanding h e li-h l* •d S-il.'ik rid g e , I*' m ile - ( ,..,,, M a ao port T i.. sud.;. o, ..“.rc p la in id hif*. nf N o rth K m e n n tro o p s nf Ta e g u I* ft t h r u m o u n ta in p o d tio n * 'o \llle>| tio o p s . Id m ile 1 n o r t h o f ll f»Hil|MHPtl tin CwtaP 1 k(»*| M oiidas Hftft Now School Rooms Not Lnou^h For Nurd Mrs* nf Ihr hiITl la*| r*| ,I«11f ** V h»» M t. *i ' ♦ .............. « .♦ a I. |M till IIII( 111 In H, hr»fIN#( n,* I • 4.| il ... 1 ilrtf* »#-*<! •ig 44.4.4lit t»4 -.prilling 1.1 like flnil th* •Ml«l III* \ 11r«»|I" m *1 Lv llt»* If II v ( |||I< !» ,iHlli'l tl I ■*ET r .\ l l A H A S S i K \'itf *1 MV! 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I ' 11f .* 4f •***1f, lliu y (U 'fr Iml RUftiliirlum*, Lfo tfvntrH iiium i •od Invk i h r phiti |i9«i|H»«nl h y M urlm i 9«*eI f»*ih» v* *1» if uft I ** Mi»* lirth llfirm n n f #»r n r M lr iitiil ym ilii IHU *4 tiff 1 (Hlit 1411 til*' \f.»k*". t f i i l f f , itn*I II kki«« iMiinlrtl m il Mini Itivrf I tm| Iiid I Mi liM»k ll *»\4*r nn! nfilv w«iiih| ih U htiltflinc; tfiv* frtihi ■ «• Im fr.l sriwil fhO vr»f*i * 1 nn lift * * * fl III* •lmir»> '1 Newer* ncrtnin !»* rufiff fi*'tt|i|f,f N il n u m U 'r nf m n trih n ln rH wm ihl \*r rn h irR ril Ih to iig h il* •|i|” a*l •'* rn*ifr r illif U * . Jf>rl FA«*U! »m1 Mnr l in Slit««i|ih Cliih AsHi1tnlily Of Biliary Club Ili'hl i*l w rrr rlrrtn i ftp* urt*! John Wilhnmn, P. IU » k y Wi«ht mui || It. r n im lry na nlt^nuM !•» H i. .lo t. 1 " r n t l .lv of the llu t s iIhr #|ipl rirt Klwiini» rtiw m litm •lot. ’• • held la d m *.,♦ ,1 •! whirh l,rr'h N n l Rjilph A unlit ti.iiue ,1 |'resilient (t t v ilb Tour* M mhHhn M «»• r «•*•*! too on Xsi'fnrd Avenoe (•* White Flat; Commies Beaten By Burmese ItA N G O O N , Burma, Aug 21 Flag Communist ie Iwts were icported today lo have taken the severest drubbing of Iheir 2!i.month fight against th, government. The defeat rame In an attempt tn storm five Bur nine army bases in Yamethin district. The report* said 1,00(1 armed Communists spearheaded s down thrust on the main base *t Tha. wattl, 210 ndle* north of Bangoon. while others attempted di­ version* at neighboring liases. The reports aald that inside Thatwatti the Communists re­ tired to a rice mill around which the battle raged for ore hour be­ fore the Communists fled. They left Id dead behind. 1/1*1 -W hile thr- eorntox \eat „ etc m *de - - ' lh " work ->f the various eom ini' tee- and 'heir rh a l-m e n -.,»• •••»' Itne.l I 's 'l I'resideul (Je.ifg* T 'u th v reported «m the r-ve rtl tt n n s li » n » t ronfert-nre in I »■-*« ••»* Among those piesent s n e Wa' ter Haynes, Sam Martins Dr C W Baket, Bob ilsn ia , B r u v 'o I V . kills. I t . J im 11•>! r »■ I « 4|if« i l l unit * X ri'ith n III* find m n rr f y m n i f i u n u m i'l lonch rfNimA. MNnl on I)* hn * Kim ld« in mi with nirrrnt tcKool (’■i* 1 hr»*i ll dii II iimM Sanford Weather High yesterday, 94 1-iw to d a y. C>!* Bain yesterday. Id Inch Total August ralr1, 2.59 inches August normal rainfall. 7.10 Inrhca Tides today: Low , L ift: high. 5:29 I’ , .lone*. (Irnrge To'lhv. <!»•■St in «, Guidon Brixaun, and ftolland Dean. M INIIIt K tJ C t l.l M IA M I. Aug. 2l -t/lh A minor squall wave ia experle.| to rro« -outh Florida with shower* and thundershowers beginning tonvr row afternoon. Nobody -Itould iiimnlain, for thwrather might have b e e n a httrr'. rane. ft I* the remnant of »h* storm that strurk Antigua, in the Leeward Islands, with 120.mite wind* and (hen flattened out. -’■V- li — .'I nil rl 1 mroorni fifohiltlii will Hi* r*»ndv for 4»rriip*rry hv Itfiir *ch'Kil opf-ni. T h r 4 mi"»mt *if iTMinry P«*nt t* «l*nt|t th<* ■•for Irt"! h»|1 Itirii* f»i r frw rr ntw fla*** roovn* T he We at her J A C K S O N V IL L E . Aug 24— <41 rt.1 M Atlanta fi” 7* Itoiffin KC, (U Chicago no 90 Denver 40 90 Galveston 44 71 New Orleans 44 45 Xsint Louis M 44 Seattle 75 92 Jacksonville 7* 01 Melbourne 45 72 Miami 95 72 Tillahataea 71 9.1 Tampa •‘ ■*r r a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 23, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4899988cdfe5f7f37153eb16d7106a6e.pdf 9909037005f45e255d6dcd31b8ef7951 PDF Text Text TTIF: HANFORD ITFiRAU). HANFOnn FLORIDA PAGE SIX Cfilliolir Dogmas I C m l M M r m . r*a> i i h | aclence exercise the office of teaching entrmted to them, un­ it** In the instruction of their students they rrligiously accept and exactly ob*ervr the norm* which we have ordained "That due reverence and submission whirh in their increas­ ing latmr Ihey must profess to. waril* the traehlng authority of the ehurr- i, 1-1 I h u i it -til! alar, in the '1111111 • an I hc.il I - -if tlu ir To Iff n il in nr ii i*i i l l i t « i i n * I.IIJ.M N I'AIIHIaiK Itli A f+tt»jr 11ft iitk If H, V*« United Nations slud*ntf. "Lei them strive with every lore*' d i i * elf m l lo I'jitlici the U of tfij sciences which they truth; bu; let (hem a L « hr m i ful not to tranxgre** the li­ mit* which we have r«t*bli*hr,i )nr tin- protection of Ih j truth of r.ilholir faith and doctrine. With M-ffaril to new uucstipns, whirh moilerii culture at,,I preIfrrii have btoiiirhl lo the fore­ ground, lot them rn fiK i1 in Moat ratoful rnoair.i. hut with thll M ii-ia r y prudence anil caution.” The I 'op# raullonid against in­ dulging in the belief Ihnt the "disiddrnt ami erring can happily l-i brought l»i,k In thr l-ranm of I lie Church, if thr whole truth totinil in tin* rhutrh la not linerirly taught to all without cor­ ruption .r illmnnltIon." 1r»11Hi |l aa llaa e* i'miama kcpul>li< Ymi mrp !»rrrli'| futrlrt *4 Mi A|i|i«*nI •M tlli* full# trfIKfll pf■>f**t, r . II •Of, «fi Hip 2Ir*«f 4a i t»f *{if»ml<<ir In «h wrr lti« Hill r.f #*..»•» |l nkilPHril I t n«*. l air Hmrl fiUlm fll*.| «■ ii Ift» f fiiii In IH* ■oiiimblidcr of the W'alshipa r t nil f I *i| Mtt rrgI«<«*1«- f t Flitifli'ii. *Mr li i mu # 111"1 N 'olnilli' and Marhlrhead to pre ||«rri It 1*4r *•«»*• »M .infiff #* vent tin landing of Columbian t.llllAfi l ‘df *|ue Itr f* mlitni troop, fm the pur pose of putting Mine i mi it f*»r illwirr** nj*nr#fi No ills , n|hrr*hp I* 1‘K t r . I*r. down Die i r volution, thr M id on C n n f r t " r» Mr11| !«#■ h i I h m I iirmlim-i lh* part of Can amo «in*c |K|c. f nil fftf fMilnfn l». m|»n»#t<•v itn4 mh* During the summer of I ttfltt, unrt m i .....If »4 H I ■v* Stovall, the Nashville W ITM K H H m> l<«n*1 «itt«f off I. U l •aid Mi i f i l IlilM Hi* I lih *1«v »*f Uifiint tiad gone up ttie Mi-*i**ippt to in # Si. lauti* where the World Fxn i v h r . i t \ i *« »**■ posit mil wa- I.m g field fh*- rornilrv li. i*lrrtilt f*i*»nrt IHK AIel inandei of thr hip riTi-ived se­ A l l n t f i * # I* r r i d l M I f f el el nrders fiom Washington to ( lU llH T H M I. W»»MIA#HH go lii pen aiola nml llirn to pro4| N«»MIi *’*«tiri iMlifl Ilf Isifiilr v li» I Ms* eerd t" St Andrews Islond bar* tmr ii-nr the roast of Vroeruea. Hilling (Irtnbri the ship got 'aught on a coral r»*-f near the bailior No help wa- available to get j( loo-*-, .aid Mi, Stovall I.lfidainl* and nil exres* weigh' we* removed, and lh*1 •rew fiuallv got it fin ol the reef by mitilng from one side lo the’ other and linking it, after whirh il was Inked tn -alei aorhiunge. After a few days more, a two masted Virieiiirtun -all Imul anlve-l IIIinglng Milled order* from IVa-hIngliin to pioino) to Cnlnn The orders, opened hv command a flii the Nn-hville wa* ‘J l hmilM 't li l: 111 11'1*1 'l l n! - i » gave direrlion- of what T O KIlVtN '• (A VIS' 1 l'» l -i..l-m further In do, he *aid. Almol MlifipM |rslr|#nr#> In link imiU »i You ir r fe«iiilrni I'* fil* men, including eight Marine*, our flititrMMfirF t«r*•I AijifPH wrie aboard. riit#p mi MitfitUi iMifiitRf 2»»*l The Nashville arrived at Colon, IM t. In lh» flrctiU f’oiirl »if fh* now the AI Ian tir I n ml nut of the Ninth JinllriMl **»rt nil <*f K1«»rM * *f» I'nnnma Canal, late one afternoon, ■fnl for H*>vitf|#Tt .unly* -»l ^ font, Ftofirtp tn <4h#nr_rry. If> <* Mr Stovall declared. ■nil for iflrrjrc** rfitlllul ^ I',Ml.A M "A t« >Ut du«k, a man-of-war K U IN fl. riMtnl Iff. v- KHVIN *’ <aim- into thi harbor,” he stated K W IM i fh lth U M * i n w i t m m j v v iu :n i:n r . t h $$« "We tinib-it it, and teamed It was hinuM ti *h wtr Imn«1 nml ilir nfM fill *P41 *rf *41*1 «*ltlifts Mil* I till *1*1 a Columbian ship. A lioardlng of flrri was -ent to It, and be re­ tif IH# i» I' IICIINININ, ported bark that Ibcrc were •* *V f k vend hnridird soldiers alsiard IMKAI.I They asked permission to go alongside lh" dork to obtain frrsb water. "Th lr wa granted, piovided the soldier* rrmalnerl slsisnl. No D u ownera who are wasting -noner bail I tie ship tie,| Op,” be Money and not getting proper gaa Mileage due to over-rich mlxtur** arffl be pleased to learn rtf a is * nr ii t nr- t i i i : i in a r t WlMonaln Inventor who has devrdj i iim .. m M iv ii.r. m i v ri. « T » r i . i i p p i lim n s . tped a very clever unit that helps >s in; T i ll: i .i t a t i : " P save gasoline by "Vacu-matlng.” U SItA n il'll M. iil»1S' AN'. IWreasMt I t Is sutomatto and opera tea on IN I'llf ItlATK th* aupereharge principle. Easily il. II.I. StllllU II 111 IIIS IT H S l N'tll'c I- lierelir alven lliai II P Installed In a few minutes Fit* IliiltiH in III-,I - fir- -I re|»„rl aa all ear*, trucks and tractor*. The Admlfil-lraloe „fM' 11-vlale nf Kara manufacturers, lha Vacu-matln 111, I, At, ' in-vaii, rto M iel, 11, aI tie Carburetor Co., 7517-700 W. (data |n> filed M- t-eit 11•*'»! for final ,ll«,lia r»-. a»"l ti, »' will „iu*tr t" ML, Wauwatosa, W1*„ are offering 11.r li ,,•,11- 1.1, I miiitla* Ht*n»lrnm. ••,, >i y J ,1,1a• "I Hcnlnnle I'niinty, • Vaco-matle tn nnynas who will PI,,ild- on II,e lllh day nf HenUniInstall It on his car and help •nr A l> U l« . (nr *|'pr"val nf earn* ami (nr final die, haiae aa AdnilnlaIntroduce R lo othera. They will Iralnr nf ihe - , 1-le nf ISaea It Ii Ii gladly send full free particulars If H'linaan, da, eaeed, nn llila tllli you writs them or Just send ynur da* „r A'ib u *' s It , issn II r MeflttSVAN. name and addrsaa on a penny poet AdinlnUlralnr nf lh* r. l - i - „r H-ra tilt h Me­ lt,iwatt. <|*«ea*cd Chiirles J . Ftanklin has arreptrd the position of husines* manager of John It. Stetson Dniversify and will move to De­ le nd tiefore Septemlwr I For the last Kl years, Franklin w a tiusiness aeeretnry of thi Clrvc land Y.M .C.A. and hn- hern iesponsihlr for the IhiIMIuk pro­ gram, planning and supervising the eterlioh of new branches and remodeling of Y.M.C.A build­ ing*. J liOural ixoiicc Business Leader With Great W ar Record Tells How Hadacol Has Rebuilt Him Physically w ”2i rm t-JttV.... - « « n , tstisis nervice tn Nriulh i a titi' du r (n d rflrirn rlm nf Vllnmlnn HI, H2, Imn und Niacin Mr *l,|r Irma I t 7 Donald HHbutg, «bn n nt 1- I ’ r , 11- l ". I > FIX' r I1' ( • 11 1 "f up-anil coining rxrvullvr mt-movr o f the staff *>f Uie great WlDhlta F.aglr newspaper for over four years. Mr. Hr,Unite has an rnviebl" rrcnrd of romTml with ihr (*. N. Arm y tn Ihr Roulh I'aclfir in World Wai II. Hr i* v riy artivr In rlvir affairs. Ami Just as h" was anxious lo ptlrh in and tin a Job durii tt lb- wai l,r now want* lr. brlp his frllow rillirn s who (Hhr hr wa* nnre), arr physiralty run down and weak rlur to lark of Vitamin* IH , R2, Imn, and Nlarln In their systems. Here is Donald W. Ilrdburg's wltneasrd statement: "When I relumed frnm service, I farrd the problem nf rehuiidlng my*#lf physically, I was in ,a gen­ eral run-down ronditlon. "In my present capacity of advertising salesmen fm Kansas' greatest newspaper, The WRchlt* Eagle It'* absolutely nerrssary Ib.vl I have pleuly nf vitality r» •get up and g o ' I bad i'a l rail*'1 to smrry. Nothing seeinad to re,build me cons' Itutlonally. Then A friend of mine on lb# national staff told me about H A D A C O l. h# asked me lo try at Irnut fir,' bottles I ’m on my fourth bottle and already I feel Ilka my old aalf. I look forward Ia a day'* ’ work and gw h o m e-play with the children--work In tbe yard— flan nttl midnight! Thank* again to lA D A C O L , energy ami vitality ace again course through every a mw missionary H A D A C O L ." ■ ' ■idded, "than the fully rtpiipptd Coliirutiiun soldln* went a bore " A . aeon aa we trained thi*. '*• icnl landing patty of sailor- Th> Marine-. remained aboard to guard tin ship. Wr taruird rr.u the lallmad ilepnt. ami t look up a signal station in the belfry wlirie I could see everything “ During the night," Mr 8to, :ill iceallril, "Th e Columbian troop sprrad over the countryside, W r trieil to rout them out curly in the morning, but seeing that fhr small numlier of us would he on able to dn anything, we went hui k and got a Coll autoniatir fnartiiin gun. mounted on a Irlpivl. Th i we set up on a railroad flat eal silt rounding It with compressed tmlei of eotlon for protection. All bands wrre rniuitnl to push it west aliout one half mile* from Colon. "A crew of four men stayed with the gun, the rest rreonnoltn rd,” he declared." They found some of the Columbian troops, hungry and thirsty ,who asked If Hipy might In* given relief and provisions If they sun collet ed During the day thr "general” of the Columbian* offered lo *uiAmerican gold, adding that tu tender in return f"t $10,000 in would ri-turn to Cartagena <>n tin first (hit). Following thi*. Col urn bian aoldirr* aided In pushing the flat rat hark lo Colon. 'Meanwhile,” said M l. Stovall "the Columbian man of war had left, and the raplilie-J aoldirr • had no way to gel )>*, k In Cartagena.” Columbian port. "Fortuibltolv a Rrlllsh royal mall stminer arrived, lauiml for Cartagena. Th e Ameriram had to strip the men of tnrlr arm liefoie the Rlitish •oomiundei wind.I let them .salt rheit tram poitation at-o had to hi nuid "AllOUt a week aflei Ibis inai ly 2JM)U If, S. Marine, arrived, an dthese Were ite.lilrd hv Ncv. Yoik papers with aeeomplishing what -’ll sailor* bad arcnninlishrd,’' aald Mr. Stovall The Stovall* have five children: Waller I* with the State Hoard of Health at Jacksonville; (ieotgr la snntheadern «ales manager fot Sltlelalt flit Co., at Atlanta, vltd Kugetie attend > thi llnlver-ir, of Florid* Ths dsugld-r •• Mr*. I eo tr.lie ef I t l e City ,i d Mr*. T. c Wing of Fait Toint tl*. A met trap agriruHiirv Indsy t, a* dlffrrent fmm thuJ of '20 year* *S" as a Jel-prn|>vlle,l plane I* <llf frrrnt fmm the Rpirit of Rt. Imui in xshitli Undltetgli flew the At lanttr In HT27.--Secretary nf Agrl culture Rrannan. rin — but also helpful amounts of # " *# * •»■•• Tintbivni terial* huniHii dairy rnw is tbe "i'»,r „r tmimal fm curvetting ma­ which man cannot eat int-> f'w t . Rmall fit t md kit* might well lie -taiulmd equipment »n the faun Irartnr and ntber eipilpmenl. Roger I.. Sushmnn. concert pianist and tearher of theory, i» been appointed aasistant |.ode-sot in piano at John H til' tnon t ’niversity, arermling to •nnnuncemenl by I'reeident J lillie Kdmunds Cushman, who I* now living in Kvan*ville, Ind., will nssiime his dillle* In Hep- Train Strike «« NNthNrd •d im I’l l * <!■•! ti.m to the fact that the dispute ha - dragged on for almost „ year and a half without a decision lb re is where the men went out In l-ouiiivill**— 260 switchmen en the Kentorky and Indiana Ti rminal Railroad left their Juba. All of the road's 1.200 employe* w. te idled A union official said It. walkout was |IH) per cent effrrtlve. Where p-i'-||ite, less-than-carload freight shipment* were hand­ l'd l*v tai*. Pas.-engrrs were Iran*ferieil liy bus from l^iliisville to New Allutny, Ind., In St. Paul |75 employe* of ttn Minin'.ni,, Transfer Railway Company failed to report for the '• 'lo A. M. (C R T ) shift. The r«ad handle* must of tin- switching of fi'ight car* in and throughout Minncapolta and 8t. Paul. The line'* 150 wnrkri* are effected by the strike. In Cleveland— the Rivet Termin at Railway, owned by Republic ftei I. va » shut down by 200 Striker*. Kmptoyiltg some 100 workiTs, tlir line serva* Repitli iie't tiig *teel {dantn. Th e -teel tompany has lain off 1,500 of its 7,<*vi workers. What ait ion Mr Trum an would take, if arty, isn't known. tr*a<1*H* wwmm r u t O w l It ha* been at any other time of international criii*. have an o b la tio n of the hirhc-t order." he aald, "not only to maintain the finance* of (he government In the *t'<nde*t pn».|hle ronditlon, but b|«o to fulfill our respon.il,illtia* t„ n,* mJIllon. of feileral aecuHty holder* through out the nation. Snyder *ald development. In fh* government lemd market "have re pereiia*Iona which fan out through the entire economy.” In amplification of Snyder' •tatement, a high Tre a iu tv offi­ cial I old reporter* that the hugoffering of Id-month Treasury note* at 1L precent intere*t would have no inflation effect nn th, bond market in hi* opinion. " I don't think thi* la going to change the price one io U ,” hr laid Thi* official continued; 'We are facing an unknown area during the neat few month*. We have heen facing an unknown area «lnce the Korean situation develop, ed. During thi* period, when we are riot yet being pre**cd for new money for drfente production we felt that everything ahould I* kept •table until w« ran *ce what will drvelop. The ahlp raldoeti for help when a paper cargo caught but D ie t blare war brought under control not long after. The Strachan Shipping Com ­ pany, agenta for the ship. *aid it would he anchored In the SI John* lllver here and that no newpapermen would lie allowed aboard or to U lk with the crew until insurance agent* nail complrtrd their woik. The company said thi* might he tomorrow; cer. talnly not toilay. Aa the ahlp nearrd the nt>"ithQ of the 8t. John* shortly before 10 o'clock, aerial observer* could tee five lifeboat* apparent.r •mashed by the »tnrm, I'alnt had been burned from the aIdea; and a faint bit of ■moke or »tram »tllled puffed up from one of the after hold*. WHISKEY WINE RUM GIN - - "Th e interim ta i bill D coming ■long, and it will certainly have an anti-inliaiionary effect when payroll taa deduction* start fh I I. We don't think we ahmitit I* out loaa In tht present tU-hour pay for those in yard service. hav« insisted that the President Uk# orer the nation'* major line* under an art of Him. The itrik r i* scheduled to spread tomorrow to two steel and coal hauling »hnr line railroad*. Both conductor* and trainmen are to walk out on the Klein, Jo­ liet and Kaatarn Railroad, Cldcago, and the Pittsburgh and luike Krie Fine, Pittsburgh, tnmorrr a. After that, the strike may spread to ■ major line If the dispute is not settled, a union spokesman said. If Prrsldtnl Trum an d-cldr* not to take over the line*, he could take these peace step#: 1. Call in the parties with pci • sonal appeal for thorn to get the long dispute settled. 2. Direct the heads of railroads to meet with th* union presidents. (The union* claim that *o far they haven’t had any conference* with “ top railroad official*). Other labor development*: At Itelroit, negotiators return­ ed to the bargaining table In high hopea of settling the atrike of H,00ft C IO United Automobile Workers at the Packard Motorr Car C «. by the end « f the we-k. The eaeeutivr board of the C IO New .York Newspaper UttUd met to consider recommendation* for settlement of the atriko of 400 em­ ployee* nf th* New York WorldTelegram who laft their jolw June N IC K ’S P A C K A G E STORE # 1 0 S a n fo rd A v * e w SM 0XI AN A *0V| T H I A V IIA G I CIGAR T0 D A T - AND IN J0 Y I T t W O N O IM U l N IW M IL 0 N IM AY OUR IX R IH tl Thr Snwkrn Are On V* 2" - A f) * j' * \\ , *, V **/ 'f #a V / / ^ r.% 2 **e ” t'****"" Aw “ Ti . W t w*ol vou to m jo , lh* *»w mlgntt* o' Above th* Ave'eoe Cigstk— too ee'll ovi, you* tint one' ThtS It the kind ol eig*i *ba' a1*** real cigar tmokeu the utovni m wok ing uriitactterv elesn. medow flavor; sod *o m illl ik K I'sgianr aroese. Here’* AU You Do Cur *ut ths coupun below tsks it to vou* des'ei end he will gtvs sou so Above ths Av*i*g» C*gi‘ tree. Pro** it at oui t i r r m r 'Imperial,” rays Webster, means "superiiw escetlencs." IWPftlAl, says Chrysler, ii tb*» lusorious new tor that * seels oaylbltvfl on wheels In ths sheet asnuiv'teneu o» its styling Come look huW* IWs reltnk*f ksfiuty . . . look at the lavish wool broadcloth fabrics, tailefully combined with i-rn tn * len*bers. look al the lovely color Karmordei, lh# soft sheen of the buder-fWihed chrome, Combfar lh# odvn«*ogsi nl fluid Diive . . exclusive new automatic transmission . . . Wolarprool Ignition . . , Full Flow Oil FUler. . . High Compratsbn Spitfir# Fnqm# , . . electric window lilts . . . th# ClEARBAC reor wW ow for escepHonol driver vHlon . . . and doiens more. Surely, of oil tbe world's fm# outomobilet, only lb# Chrysler C tO W N IMFftlAL lh(l car’s running mole, achieves the rame aristocratic dulmcHou. Come see the flowleis workmanship, the floe materials, lh# superb Chrysler engineering . . . and you'll agree lhal no other cor, ol any price, compares with lh# Chrysler IMPERIAL Inside or md, (here Is no ftner cor in Amerrcof Ivcsral Notice ~-~ ■ ! r * -* plv p.'rt of i'u.en at the south end of the panipxul*. The battle began U «t Tuesday. Pome »tray dog* rame up and •niffwl the foxhole* where a company of Am rrir>n infantry­ men were dug in on I he mile-long ridge. Th* n trie dog* inn fork. "Within 15 minuti to half an hour the attarl began.” ■old Rgt. Iloret W. Rchroeder, Middle V il­ lage, N. V. "and our ibughb'iy* art con*lured lb - •'-■*:• led tSetit |n o'.lc |hi- 1111*.i ■ \V »* rat I prove they Wi re patrol dog* -h u t that I* what the boya believed.” The Ited* CJine In wave*. In a variation -if fnttbali'* "double platoon” »y*trm, the Itrd* dlove hark the thin American line ari l took the ridge. Il then liecame a battle in tviich 'h • American would alurh by day and painfully rrgain the ridge after a heavy air, mortar ami artillery lmmb»rdmnit. flilt at night the North Korean* would tiring up Dealt »trength. They flltrrrd In like phomllv Indian* rro«-ing a sunken log bridge they hud limit aero** lh,- ri'er uti ter rover of darkness. And hv dawn 'hey w-re again in control of the bill flirt either ordinary bathe at­ trition nr lire ilunrpi'*-' of *rii Inti* of bomb* by !'H R-2t* Immliera in Ited m ii'i «ns we-t of the ri­ ver Interrupted tin enemy ability lo 1 rrinfoire. On Thursday doughboy* .m a.h< 1d again to thr ridg- They went •ii rtu-vn me oth- »iilr. Anil 3.1 mort »r men an 1 three m e 'ra -a V tirn l by the l-e ll rmilJ hear American patrol* approaching when their guard »hnt then lu (death and •.«.* lor the -irer 1, must have hern U lle r to be with rr'.sU'' iu» n'-ar. H a l nigh* the Sill h*n n new name “ Alroeily H ill" tml the Ited* didn't have the mu-rle to lilake It. Tin next day lh - Ant,erlran*— with a broom of cleansing f it' r* i| il it -lean of all i<rganit-'.l •oimy ii-a D tin v It* recapture ended a major lI brent lo Tte jll nod preset vc| the \Naktong Itlvcr defensive tine. Hut "Atrocity Hill” also helped educate an American army that < ha* needed the impulse of anger I to i firm It to it a purpose. Death atilt lurka in it* gulleya. I’utrnl" try to amhush earn other in the blue shadow*. 1 "Thi* hattlr” aald a general of. fleer grimly "taught our men it In heller to aland and die no mat­ ter what th r odds rather than sum render to »n enemy of the type we are fighting." That ia the |e„*nn of Atrocity Hill Hurricane Treasury vriTtr r. n r i vrA tir U K i.ia m p a r r t x n t a t *■ , n ,irr,H 1'1 r A 1 r.S As t'fnvf il*«l h» rhsnlsr feTIJ Art* of ISII as *nirnar,| liy vbal'frr H i l l of ISIS No|li* la hrrtlif atvvn thar TANUIIU.K PKIIAONAI. PROfP.lt TV T AX HU r* m > H l«r l X4r , t nnw 'l.llni|!i-ni. and liralnnl"* wllh Ae.tl 1st, i»S«. s-iil, la*** at* Ur*» Ina ln'*r*.t „r i% |,,( „|It, lb» prviHirtliinat* .ort « ( nuMl-hlna thlr nolle* U n ltn th* ami.unl »*i DtUMislir rarh nan>* l»lnw Is |,a|,1 Iwf'irv 4h» Slat ,t«r nf A,l*m>t. |Hr, warrants will u j,,vr,t itisrei,r, ni rsrllna thr Irvy -iim,a and sristtfs *'( snifi, i,*t lanaltus I»«rs,inal |,r«, party <>r las pays. In satisfy un|ial,t lairs slut <„,(■ Th* n*m*» nf ,tr llnt|u*ni tanattil* pttsnnal pmirsMv lax pay,r* amt th* *mnunt nf lairs, tnijiellne the »ost of a4**rltalne and tlvr month's lettrsst tonally ere as fnllowsi II*, or n. A | j 11 llsrnrs. Donald J A Dorothy bants. Nellie II e Albsri D ger*r. Frnd y llurnrtir, u u Krvta. n,artis utea. M M * Aim* f? ’•rreli. ri*i*,„ * Finch, It J * Aiml« K ,'rom an, Plar.nt* I tardy, N K llr o r .u . . , llaater. I, U A Nalli* 2'"tan. Mania Laveadar, ('*nl> A Lrds D sn.fs IT.IJ is * l t thouund* nf records of ful men, women and proved this to be so. Many Dartaca Recommend tl H A D A C O L la recommended by many doctors not only to their patient* hut In msmtwr* of thair. own families who Hava such de­ ficiencies. ilcfnre giving up hope 11 IO VOUTMII HADACOL n Inside a i d o u t . . . it has no e q u a l i t a n y p rice the beautiful H rla lU s J li irKniaal, Minnie Farksc. Paal a IaicIIIs Pmclur. O K .... .. Kesvva. Andrew M A Mlady* lt»a*r*. Dur'on A A M lk e ri Huulk. W A A ltas.1 N ... Wiarmid. Koaa U * * AUlkta BILL KIRK MOTORS 1001 South Sanford A vn ic, Sanford, Florida �Mi n §>nnfarh In Unity T here h Strength— T o Protect tha P**«* of th* World; T o Promote Ik r Progress of Amrrtca. To Produce Pruaprrlli fur Stolurd. AN VO LUM E W X X II — Kistahli.sited l*.(U» I N D K I 'K N D B N T S .A N H lK D , M .t IK I D A . D A IL Y IL l.S D A k TH E 2 fm tU t N K IV S P A P K K A ivu tfiu lrd Prettn Leaned W ire A l (J. SJ, |*).Vu W E A T IIE H Partly cloudy with little change in trniprrature throueh Wedneada>. Widely •ratter wi thundershower-, mostly in the afternoon. I ic hi to moderate variable winds itinmgti Wcdne-day______________ No. I - .................. — Pentagon And ,Senate Group isist On UMT i Red Tanks And Crew Silenced By South Koreans Johnson And Bradley Say Not Time To Train Men In Case Of Sudden Attack U.S. Troops Hold Firm Or Advance All Along 120 Mile Perimeter Protecting Pusan White House Try Impact Of Korean War To Give At S e ttlin g Rail Nation 17 New Army Divisions iStrilce Is F a ilu r e • W A S H IN G TO N , A m . 2 2 F )— Wllh rciinoni) ads ora tea In I hr (addle, the Senate tut* rd 17 lu 37 today .„ |„p f|o,. 000,000 ..ff proposed mi.it road* fund* in a Ina-year highway .nit bini/atiou bill. Hen* alor liyrd (ll-V a > spmumrd an amrndmrnt lu trim the anutunt bach to f l l i , 000,000, the level of previous yearly oullaya. Tactju Rescued From Strangulation By Smashing Of Red Highway Blockade l(A M III t i l l . L E T . F r a n c a , I l ‘t I h* Illl|i1lt thr K ue III *Ji W V M IIN C .IO N V, Vue .*3 J V - i 'r i s r r 'i cabinet II i, ,|| f ill llir iMtiiill I ' \|| IV illinium * i-.d the i *4I| i i ,•'in-lit | |* i dri idril lodai to •etui a I tenth ■■ l i e n .if i t r a m s IV Ji ei ill *-| ■* i l i t -<■ i n d III Itrrt whuli mil in.lii.il land torrr lu li(h t -i l h t tilled 1 .M U 0 0 Q u it W «) r l< Alt I nli i ill I'1! vtimps N stums trmip* in Kutra. I'rs m rs i untrihulmn will be Ill it utllllllr ul tl*c 4*»-iitiriilr -I (m r clliriw**il li^I ii th ihr r i r iiit i p *1 lomposrJ ul iu m fsnlr) ballxlW A SH IN G TO N . Au* 22 t.p, t l i - i limn i I>1 »t*-fIlD f ft.cnlH a tOI». plubabt) I. il InIn-nil) sOD t »,4. I . i n c s 1mi pt> s|d*nt Truman *« r* M -**t (t»f Mf«i-•11/tin Ht tlir •* f U im e iia l military (Mining not ■ •uldirr*. titan) of whum will be f•* .Ilk n 110.600,OPPPi'u ‘ i»l» l,U Ii jX11,.1,’l | - ,li' M,11 t'hr *’ X oitd ptiili today (to n tlie Praianil uli U r is, itil ur ui rd source* thr m i *i*t inIi ulI i* kill W Mil s|lprn|riXtlotl, It. he ftdded lu 1 I m W ASHING It W Aug •2 t i l 1, ^oit and nine key irnatou, rvrn said thr drrision ws* rrachrd lit \ %l tr*|le **.-.»• *!« 1 .»*U 1 0.C t ii i ir ul regular funds fm * Aloilhrl Willie I I.m»r illemj't a llrt ao all its) rstuuel mreti.sy IB hit* for ur|*Jt ' Il ihoufh Pm idcni Trum an »ayi hr year. hrhl h n r al tlie summer chilu settle the lad 'luke tailed lisla) li e Vtmy w ill i' rt tt.l • nn tllll •• »trr iipth won’t atk for il again thii ycat trau ol Ihi I’rrsidriit uf the 1i *11* b .1 ' i • * <iliII 4 • ultief rmnliat dtvi-i HI, tu (•milt S' li.. i, w iiikrn Ir II ihru (ohi I lie Senate Aimed Set vices ComIG p.,Idu- Vm rrut Vuriul II.f ui*i > I eglmiu ( n ,.r|4l uitr. * i l»; (1 1 1 *1 li.,tiumU-i ul . itch •dui If S|et Iniau a*i|ilant to imllre ilaitrd healing on a UM T k|n)*•$ % »(.. •I.OI i an nit-. (it» v tin. a.1.litmiial t•sui IlH* I i- -oh ol 11iiinaii igrnl two lioun lu be added l» f, in t)(>«¥ Ih I II hrii U ' i . ^ " W i diirtiiav Aug 23-— hill. ••!»*» » IR 1 t.ll Iiui tag. O lttlO TID B T SOUIH KOIfAN fO IC It, two Nut lb Kvitran Communist tanks grimly atte*t to the O rn s n n i of 1.11>i ' i ' 1 ' *11 (tim e I*. tii>,I uiiur wav '.-m ill (lit' 1OUI dll lull* 1*1 Kuir 11, in tiiM.pi and links the Bra power Dial >auglil them as they sought to move lu to attaik. The Uxly of a dead tank mail 1* shown All nine trnaloi* (irrirnl, a tiu Tin ll*i*l t !*»•» i » Ml iu A *♦t*'1. Ifl1 1 11 1 *» •t« *1t*1 to hung irpirsriila tiiri ol llo lying latliedehris-sUswn loud, a few Irel fiotti Uie Husslsn-tuade lank tie had U-sti tiding, (fnlcrnuflunai) Isipr.l out I tiiiratrmug He i koi, 1l.| i \ In 11*» joint of ihe rommillee, joined onr li t 'mnmlttee wa giiiI*|| D.i • |.U* 11 ..till* sliding unaiiu ami a I Oiunillrr id tiifr 4.1 huM (lit ni m> wJi' iliutr 1 lean inaiihiiuk 1(1 uillet noith o( »i 'imilim*i *si Mr r*Rf 1hr U onr in uiging that Congtro irl a n! u II h n Ii into t punt runi argil lu riJa v Iltrit mates U>ok wain in iruioa until il acli on i If letn r (hire i ultima tiding lull. In blink the training program. The trnaloit in­ the iiiailal galrwayt to I ’usan |»ort \t L ' Ml I* M l»,lh had cluded live Drrnociali, foui Relu llir south hit ihe White Ih n o, Without gelpublic am. I hr K rill' lie liuiii •lie - lines toadllii.1 'iigrlhei aiul with no definite Secretary of Oefrnte Jolunon fh iti l.ii luithri Hireling* l.» k near largu lull i linked off and Genrial Omar N. Dudley, ail Alllrd iiipplin ftutll largu for Ifn* had *anl eailiri ih.il Ml M IA M I. Aug. 22 nfV Antn*us chairman ol the Joint Chtefi id tiro Iii.uli alui llliralroril to tiap of Ibe Leeward Island-. *■• li*he.i I iuiii ui had gu ru this iiiilin. imn Stall, a .lrd lot U M T on giuundt tt'wips of the k S 27th “ Vl'olf* by wind, nf I no mile-, an hour In -1 Ii* 'rehuaii K ,rp n|i living their Hill lie no time lot liaiiung midnight hut something ei-meil ' In. ii ml inl.intiy Dnuion. iiic gisc Ih. r a , ad»,,i *li.k. by S c i l s T t C enough manponer in evrnl of in ta- happening to the Inirrirai', s J * 1,(11Ml rlirflllii'l - t|f t||)|nft* fmi| llo- iriilia l 11onl ami rxticmr W ie i lull-11 ale war. it drifted into the Caribbean Sea 0* ini»*s| <*rluu« imitiifjinf.’ i*rin otillirtii lighting was llir must flipurls from a Navy hurrl'*«tu urnii im fii.t r»u (*Afia«lli»h Na Johluuu tad l M I rhould hr on hiltri I.) tile 2*) hour |irilotl rttded hunter iinliratid the (term mav li lit-niil ii Vi-1 llo r«ntn«li3 n I'acifir a ilandhy hatit, Hitli the Prcstdcnl I tirtda) mulniglil I A U A llA S S rlK A uk 22 <d‘) losing furre, forecaslrrs at Miami whim* o |h ifitioi)i wffi* Mntihrn ui th* Sanford Foil ^3 n Ih r I tiy ( .............. Id l**i ii 'k iIii hating aulhonty to Hart il whan I he Slate Game and Firth reported W A S H IN G TO N W 22 t.l'i All along the 120-mtlrt petithe Aim-man I c h h iii , lulluwing fluuk fa^l by lh r vinlkmit ovrr im tliulril I'lrtl Witl'Jlin. i»n l •’llNortheast sturm warning* w ire it seems necessary II would coat W-vlet Full 1'nnnnii‘ iuii't chicl ttini ln»ur iit u n , «h> imml uf I In I |i| I ik I.u inii.iiioi ril llir mein ol (lie Alllrd bras idtead •pmled -ind lnrl> dihatr* Iasi II* rutiotf* fiHtflit .k h I iiiM F ii^ r hoisted along the south and r.v t Kllir*'i, It* iiiA r t * Li J > 4 i| irn rlan ectimaleJ $ 2,000,000,000 hiuluKiil today ironiinicndcd that ciinsls of I'ueitu Kico and at neat- iilghl voted In iim lr two speakers hftwltfii: fruni .H in t n| a tinkrl (itolrit cvpi-lt l m ini Natmni lumps held turn to co*i»t ,i|(r lim it tout!) til I kA•”uly louitll year at first. at Denver, lu lu , uii ilta tys ol io iiin iritu l lisiiiDK of lu rain and hy Vlequrr Island Ollier «tnrm to the Sept IH Hireling m older in advanced. I* addilloii, the t'anadian strike, •S|$rr| $ in! |»rl karrti Mrllulll tile Mr. Truman favors U M T . lie craiqnr he ucunillrtl iu l j k r O k rr- warnings flrw in the Virgin I I urtday't an action wet tupped In pirsenl Udh tuh-s u| I hr m u r dlou|itnl telepiwuii ami telegraph lolalmg litr Aloum I nrittv Ait Avenue alul I lie Al L luaniTi line hat asked ('•ingress fur It over lands, ami hurricane warinnervlcp for many cutiiniuiiities and by a I Irel ol 7tl B-29 l m mhing FUI Diteslot I liigaI Huoiri and over and tieen turned duwn. cludwr and the Si. John* River. were up un -St. C m li to the south uf whether in lint In rs|iaud the I ni a millllict u| ) c » t i tequrili aimed up piaii ! « i » t no* >.* duean'L Want it to .•«l die M l . ^ Sanlolil Lawn-Ill r >'horig)tn with 7lKi tons of #*• Aa add thing atrout rrpmt-i os United Nalimt ttrto a Wot Id I'uiv, ;,VJohn t r ^F. Drquinr r " r following T errrte with other vital laglslv hy There was imiiieilinte concern Siliioni JH, rui|ilot ril it Denvei have hern t r r r iim (taw itti/rfti pln'iset fliongjm it not fit from a the Antigua sturm, fiire*a*t»r eimneiit tn enfotce (icair tlon required for the Korean war over food slini ta|:'i-s ill - olio- aiea*. i'ltiiriiit , and tioii .tiiigind In alt (•it M-iiriagr ta- ililtci to this aira, M •ailaase Ob t’aar a it) twu-yret dud) of fuh lit the two *ald. was that all ihe wind* Idee and the borne front. lint avltnii lulluwrd the reading •lid whkapread layoffs were l'< i.tid t ill Malian*( t hilulii M< Ki!< fmm the north-narlhaast. In a Now, with rm-al of the Fecite area*. Hr ircuminmilrd that htrarn rutating slnrm. the winds should of a Intel hv Kailylc Moinluihhi l>#Ct<d m indu-lry if thr >luke i» Anil) im Let piujeil III tint (tea Inn Arntwl Satvin** eomtrltlee In-hind and iiajipir hr takrn cmninricial* have changed direction . i iilllieil) miilici In i m ill tit# iimloiigid And mi companies said in whuli Altirm an I cgHiu lic.nl ’ Ii# tail |ieii|i may cut off ga*o I ulluwiii.' . uii'iill.ituui with Ml him. Chairman Tyding* (t)-M d l ly and told mulct iliicl Slatr ir* I it Matll.n. N Mrs . aliiltl I miiiiI While small amt performing <-r- I|uaitei« iri|ue«lrd that mcmhrit Wills i nt* ieg.itilmg itulallalion ol said ba la going to try fur quick lint* to motorists ami trucking ratii'ally, the storm still narked gulaliont. |uu)ei|. .Simulit » a i at* tl*ed ul pa-'uge of legislation to requ I.|i|ai.c, and n lu ia lr the puhln In concerns. im r iiy c I at ilitiet m llir (tea a kick and was b*llig watched .. __* .111*__.1 at# m I (.'uiiimmiuti D u n lot t’olrmsn year’s military service of all IH Tin U. S m il sir ikes, railed ful (idling taken "an rytieoirli i il luiniilcd liV Iwenlietli Nticct Ku classdy. Il ..||l|•arently is at a stage ' np|Nne tile pin|hi-<d |ir |it ■••■■ |i to ‘20 years olds. Nri-ui.ni drilaird, huw rvri. hr wai where II may continue to drvel.m |Cungir live days Itv th1' Tialnmen's mi l Uat.ii |t|ci • ul 1111111111111111 anal whuli Intel* ul Mot .da ilia D im I ... ml alui Mrlloltilllr Meanwhile with tltlli opposl- ‘ uuahlr lu anc|it ihrtc irtum* i oiidiictur's union wore termed lluin llir |ilii|etl ''f J""* hevrt to an aasleriv w an tt|,| . r , , „ on Noirmhe, 7 |I MMllHHlit l»» flset r>T\ieiiuri. it w . .In n il.I in new ul D E N V E R , vug 2 *! 1 i "token" protest over (ailuie* to f( *sit|liM<f4 IlH l*N«r IT lF l and pn »lhly flatten nut. 1 ' | (•••in -aid tlie (ilulimilin. -i a ill shorter hours rind pay Iwi* -1 the .(.tii liiiltllci iul.illni hv a bin nf so t inerieau 1ir lie Vote will lx' on till* follow It* position al Hi.30 A M wa In luuablr tudlrtal. Ind **l to you a* :> In I—th nail....., a rill III working 1oyl.li ,»nci>, that thr itcrtl lot irwi i4«r plane wa. i!p|u-ij open wlirn an ***iappruvimatelv latitude Iflti north ilh; question ( I Uisil leMtsl link • ilii pmr broke awns lu*'h met tha lungiliule 1)3,0 west, or W> tulle* eovcleigti citUi li uf I im idu ami Hill. (H to ill itoiiis weekly I* one lai ilitiet w .n uni t silts al. ami that Culoi ado Itnckle* , ar|i t..dav ,.,,( off Ihe island uf Ht. Kill*. Tb the United .Slate uf America, f the |i(ills*iy-9*I issili * plans p irp jm l liy Mi \k illtanii ihe lug ship landed t-ere with one The stoppage- ’ll the U H 'e area of hurricane winds ws* nnlv direct uiir rrpn-rehtulives iu th II eailsarS «• ■*•** list •lend anil «even III lured . uulil lie uird lalet niiirs in iii diameter. uiameivr. [National t ungri-s* to uige th. 60 mile* Tin* four engine tICil « * . t.nnnd lb.- firm of iinmliy ami Sttiup Futme movement wa« unr rat a In Uresldent and the I uiigie** t*. _ take the lead III calling fu r n 1II lulnl" lifts made II low 111,1 from Lo* Angeles t„ Chicsgi, I _ _•___ *-*.'•_ , I lllendlllenla tu tile Ullltisl Nation* thi • imptove canvitig 62 Passenger - and * new i.f f IV i (I A r m i e s I o i s e d Chatter, strengthening the UnitW A S H IN G T O N . Aug. 22 — <»•» MeKildnn •livlnted ’( five -it 21 imp frri m-fir Enire, Misfit Mi L A K E S IT C K S S . A ug 22— UP) — A Navy request for an approp­ — Kussin's Jakoli A. Mnlik InunchI w i r T ' i l w i f ' i n rI ' l v r n u f Natiuns into a limited Wntld lidded 1li.it ihe fm llittrs Colo., when the right inlinsril »nII* i ui I I I I L I U I I 1 lir U N I B| (rtivctnmeut capalde ••! riation of l3.020.iHK) for an air■ - ill- d f.il |#», i-i i UP- -liddrlllv broke ft.nil |t» wing ....its! 1. « l another blast at the United et -ft earrle* b»* * a - Mayport. e a B i u n . a — Z— T 'u t limit.«l to enacting into All wot k war rompleted list |teIIM- 10 (tie Twenty-foil r tIi Sllert ui" .rings States today charging that the , B IN fiA li, Kashmir, Aug 22 |iertmg and enforcing laws lo Fla.. wa« diclnsed today by the U . S. dm-s not want a peaceful I’uit of thw piopellet i ■ niere wi'i-is un the t’ily ineinerati r, f i t ' ,4(4.1, ,i. It was dec ided to go - - d/Iq— Tiibesinen arriving here prevent w a rT” ■nus» Appropriations Commit­ Mr.oager ITifford McKlIildn salil nil f in,1 with tin- plans rile -lutteteil engine slashed s rttlim .n l of the Korean cob tetiort that the remote western tee. H A ItTO W , Aug. 22 <1*. T C today. Th e t it 1 approved the pur- ihrtrtigh the tup of tlir Passenger The I'oet last night uhumtnuu* Chine*** province of Hinkfang ha* iy uppiuved u program of unit e t ­ McKnwn. atre tri) Saturday m Testimony concerning the pro­ flirt. Urptilr* to the furnaces wi*ru 1"111,1 • uf 17 fifty fmil lot b fm •onpar Client, (esting almut Malik took tin- flimr iminedi- become an nrriiial ramp In pre­ ject, ai given before a subcom­ l lid tliMt iiv-passed the I'.dV first completed *n tin t it could \ he Castle Hrrwpi Ht.ii til nr t«'i " four hv -l« h i *-•• •• » •> r_na) military training. mittee at a closed eeislona, was atrly after the II-nation Serui paration for a Communist Invasion ti t •*,u,,, iuliuu mi: in (tub tsUiro. 1hr 1»i n|wily, 'vaid liner rows uf seats ami rerh rrlff fNiw-w***—1-» !.«,!.ici (I.IHM,* -*c!R!y made nubile ■■ the committee an- Itv t'lHinril eonvrned » l ' i r !’ w T .U i , which repairs to the side wall* w hirlIl Is t.* l«* tui nw!1 uv«r tu *r.-.ne tin- air from tiu- |*M*4llJfi pleaded guilty tu three lullei* that last April nt the Depart' nouneed It Is coosidetlng a hill M. (F.S TI tu rraume it* lung and roof of the enclosing struc thr Hftiifuti 1 Muiminir Author it s, (red cabin The (diinvs# trihesnien, w h o i rll»tl'e<. providing $10,4WL#76,000 In sup­ w ranglr over the Korean prob­ came here , via high Himalayan m**nt Convention in Fort l.audei tore were liegun. This had tieen .4 K Id by i i t%(iiitl!y In another move here G -li-Pdnt It K llrsKs ■ remitted the dale, the lh|>ariment iif Florida plemental appropriation! for the lem. lie announced he would re­ mountain trails, also reported nullTin* r..nnm*»uin fcvif,wi**l l>rirf mi hap lu the Denver C \ \ office, dsmaged tiv a blare several vrat« t Ill-lilt Jtlilgc Don llcglster i-sue1 declared Itself opposed lo the Armed Servicc-s in the year end* ply to the speech made by Chief Communist guerillas in Sinklang I li<* friMirt «•( A. I* *041 It K btainrd clearance fur an emer. call for tile I’olk rountv erso ' due to ignition of material •Ini- |y |t K |l*l«>il« Waerew It Aus­ Ir>t* lu~6» 1QM ** • • . - 4 I # * • * i • V* I United World Federalist movefit nn ikn firlrtf* Rn*l gem-1 lanitpu r*.l nruuglp i lie u| II **I <t| i *—————*, cK#p Mahon (H -T t f l) M k « ! Ad- tin in the Council last *lhur»day. g o v e rn m e n t th e n . In put out Ihr firr«* luti ruMiltfil tin* uutri v\'trill Ttiry ship atMiut tPl) mile, into the Denluniey Walter Woulfnlk ssked fm enitnenl Austin and Britain's Sir Cladmirat J. F. Jelley the Justification In removal of much of the nml n| tint thr t*l»v eurrelulr thru vet UrpnM In HI minutes landGuerrilla activity, narticnlarly II also rea l a statenn ill froto the Jury session hr the MaytMUt projei-t. Admiral wyn Jrlib uire on the speakers near the provincial capital .if Tih and untile of Ihe walls trpiilt uitli tJilirr FiiifitiiH’rikK Woulfnlk nml County HuI , it«n lop without further trouble list trail) In stall back at Matik the department _, ^ . .......... declaring, "In eltrv 11 plied wa. was reported aom* month* ago May of this year the National <'u,'*er SGphroasin led the raid .. f’ltv workman recently com­ nliiitii-' N«» . - 11«»|3 WNR taken (III Here it wns found that nm- n*s*. "A t present we hnve no* place when he finished. thr M-piiit liy offi.-lals for Ihe firaiar Sink­ eiigi-r was dead on) seven others Committee of the 'mKuwn • residence Alan m un th pleted repair* In the Pity wan south of Norfolk, Va„ for berthing Matik repealed his earlier as­ lang government who fled hen- Executive An i tlrtv hir nf wntrr main* i.ml*c un Lake Mollm,- Worktnrii iiljiiiuii. VII if t)ir inn,re I w r Amrriran mri*ltnir In w# ** ** I'lnrllM «’« aircraft carriers. On the ta il sertions that the fighting in •luring lumber cut from »h) wliart nil 1r |«ii it** Avrliti** inilth «»f thi* coast we rail berth at Ouunsrt Korea originally was a civil war after thr Communist (allure of IninnaiHiiis, approved a rrsolu put%* xhetiff and Governor Wat (ulings bad found evidences id <‘ity l.imiti « ;n apprwvrd, pn« In »l«*ii at Denver General lloapl* tal and released, tlon declaring "the American *|*e*inl investigator f*olnt A ir Station and at Norfolk and that the only aggression power. minor deterioration, and H. M vitli'd thr fmitiltm nrrv«nl Meanwhile Iluddhlsts from Tibet Iwgion i* opposed to any form of A pielimitiarv esaminaliun nf A ir Station. This will permit us there was United Stale* inter Stephenson rep-nted they found Itirhaid directed necessary re- tit pay f«n fhr inti allot inn who Visited I.n.lakh. Hash mir, to to do it at the Jacksonville Ain vent Ion World FsHlerntion or world gov , I tilery Ii k it- and Income tss n Tin* unfit iinieil H« the dead man. la.-k Kirb.i, f.| nf (wlr* made. Fertiliser so.I lum­ Inspect rrMgious n d l». said iheie .siigpirs, liias’to-e.l rn» -Ign of Station.” (Mayport Is near Jack­ erimient at this time, larus which •bowed M Kown ber are now stored in the wnr- ili<rim«lnn <4 plain for thr fm • **The United Nations flag," sonville). Malik said, “cannot hide the was "some Communist pressure” The department is nsstM-iated handled f*n,t7<l worth of lottery house, nod olher Items used In tthifnp uf t)i priiptuHril Mtfiioii.il injury ami it was helieie.l he died of n heart attack Mahon then asked If the Navy brutal aggression by American on the eastern and northwestern with other organisation* in the Uekrt* last vest sod msde s net tile City rail he stilted there if •Stiilluni (■orders of their ratnola "land of fight to defeat the World Fed l rofit of f2'i.<*M from them, needed to berth aircraft there at troop*,” Denver general remote.! those Ihtfitihl wm nppoititr«l necessary. A n y particular time, rind Admiral Malik rail'd the Ameriran Hie Lamas.” Trade between laid- eralisl thr joutttr%ir in nirlttl>««r of thr treated ami their Inlurfe were proposal througli the MrKown pleaded guilty before The warehouse was constructed Welley rrplledr Krrtioy's wife, Mary. IS. nervbombing* in Korea "atrocious, skh and Titn-t ha* ronliniird nor­ Florida Committee for Ameriran >riniitisl court Judge Roy It Ami- with ducking facilities on the (take Itoartl of Flrctririan K m m ln m to mal, howrvrr. "Yas sir. In connection with Inhuman, impossible.” ii . . x i . ...4 ns l . . . Threel i c » » t l » . r « ns rase T » « l •pis shock and exposure; Joan iltfcrcri thr late J - II. Jotn* side, and il might tie u*ed as an their training and operations they The t'hines# Communist regime Mi , Mr K, 11il(i 11 n*|h ir t *-*1 I lull K'd.insim, 23, ateivxrdes-, uf ChiHe said Austin had talked aauxiliary dock when (he proposed rannot stay in tha north hit year lareralad seal ip James has announced several times it I .f irk l* hr mp rrlavnl on lLin<l cugu. i si lit objectives in Korea after terminal fncllily has been built round. They move south In Ihe Hire* t flout l in t H t r m tn tin* M i . k i i . . 27, of Detroit, lacerated planned to extend it* authority to the fighting, hut had not uncy and I* operating, said Mr. Mrwinter to get the proper propor­ •calp; (layman Kav. 66. I.ruiseil Tibet. I'rrparatlnns fur an Invas­ Kitdiin. At present it afford* an allry. tion of flying day*. As It Is now mentionnl the liumbing* Th is ion have hern rumored for several left elbow; Kay’a wife. Gladys, 43, was a reference to Austin* state­ adrquaticapacity for dry stor­ they have to operate out of Nor­ months. nervous shock; Kua /imiurrmaq. age, and is lieing maintained for folk, which li very crowded and ment that an independent uni­ 12, of Brooklyn, N V . bruited that reason. congealed. This will spread us out fied Korea must he included In right knee and Sugar Met-inger, any long-range objectives. 8 C IK N C B H A L L A small shed, he declares is be. ind disperse us a bit." .’p of Torontu, Canada, slight (se­ T A L L A H A S S E E , Aug. 22 - (4*1 It) IIO W ARD W III.A K K S I.fiE Malik said Ihe Korean interInt> constructed ill the ( ’tty Pound The committee also disclosed a Tin* Cidn et II idgcl Cnmin - mm I in.-ral n Ires fur I re Kiuaid mi col.' and b irn* ) aril for tiie llu rsgi of hulk JJavy liquet! for fd.tlO.POO far vrnution by the U tied HUG ( ■-ncisled Cress Hclrnr* lUlitm Reside* Capi. Hal.rr and ) i l n Ir i ii ' dud .! miliiv in Miami will V nprovii g ilio power plant at the was an e(tension of “ihe no­ ludey declined tv Ctmtlder belure R R O O K IIA V EN . N. Y.. Au* 22 --G P j 1De iusi lug | m M u i fc riitii'i wtdeh is now It slur- Is' hi Id m 3-lb P.M lomorr>iw <i Itid'ir-sim, crew mender were f.rst Doctrine pro .NovcinUr ■» ri •igi-sle.t rxpenditure sge at (lie Municipal Alrpcrt. Fensacol.i Naval Aii Station. A d ­ torious Truman of ItVI.fNK) In rebuild Science M ill atomic ovey, or rrartoi hat ru t wital Nom a m»v li«ve wrn! trdo Ericki>ui. Euiieritl Hume with the •fftcvr Robert I'aifcke. flieht »r • miral Je.U y raid the Psnsacola claimed three years ago.” nt thy University of Florida Rev. J, ( ’ t’rew.i aiul Hev, \V. t ginri'i flan Niendck and stewanlaction here a| the RrouHtaieii v itutnal l.aiiiralm y at 2 :30 A M plan "has hern In poorer condi­ The hoard, at th* suggestion of ( E S T i today, Campbell officiating Our ini will e.» M, Peterson. • — , tion thn any other of the Navy F I.E TC H K H M K M D R IA I. American A ir Line* lepnrted In follow in Ev* rgreen Cenieterv power plants. We are really anx­ (iA IN K H V IL L K . Aug. 2 2 - G P l - Governor Warren, told Hoard of Thia reactor ia designeti wholl) this one. At full power, this new Pallluntris will inrlud" 111‘h i i 1 Lo* Angeles that anuthcr plane ious to get this in good shape." Mr*. Frad Yrrkes of Jack-unville. Control Chairman Frank Harris lo for research, it can produce heat reactor energy output In a few Ktind-. Trd Julies. Jack Hnllowav via- being flown h»te tu take th* nles-e of the late U.S. Senator Dun- come back th* flrat Tuesday In enough to mike electric power months equals the explosion of an John Green. Negro, was fou**-1 Jack licntun. A. D Ihdluwav and passengers to their destinations. P U IIU K A W A T E L E G R A M S ran U , Fletcher, has given the November whan the State's finan­ for a village of 3)000 to 3.000 atom bomb. guilty this morning by a furv • • Inhabitant*. J . D. Driggers. 8 E A T T I.E , Aug. I J -t J P ) — Mr. University of Florida 300 columns cial picture may bo clearer. The reactor stands on the side Opening this reactor I* one of of a sand dune. Just 76 miles from Countv t’oart of reekle-s drlvlmand Mrs. Kothlro Furukawa re­ from th* Senator's library. Sena­ Mr. Kluard, burn in Sanford T h e W e a th e r the big tvents in atomic work, Sew York City. All that anyone and '’willful und wanton ditre- had lived here until six years arn ceived two notices yesterday. tor Fletcher represented Florida D A N G E R O U S L Y IN S A N E Jacksonville, Aug 22 — i/P)On# said their son. flgt Fred for 2() years and was ranking T A L L A H A S S E E . Aug. »t-< 4 > ) because of th*- oven's many im­ is allowed to see is a six-story, gard” of oilier traffic. Judge when he ami his family moved tu S3 57 W - Furukawa, serving with the Democratic senator when he died — Three of th* must dangfrous in­ portant uses, especially at this hog-ehaped, brick and concrete Douglas Stanslrom finnl him 125 .Miami, lie is survived by the wid­ Asheville SO 34th Infantry Division In Kosca, in 1030. sane criminals at tha Florida State time, the research fits into not building, having two enormous plus costs amounting tn motr than ow and six children; hi* mothrr; Bo.slon $20. iluffalu 70 M V, five sisters and two brothers. baa been awarded Ihe Bronte Star Hospital today ware ordered trans­ oniv peacetime science, hut l i ­ windows, of grt-eu glass, 33 fact -J Chicago State Patrolman R D Hsrrl-un 76 M medal for heroic achievement an N A T IO N A L IS T S G O E N G L IS H ferred to Rat ford State Prison fm ana other bomb* and naval and high by S3 wld# T h r reason for at* Priao avalaUon atomic engine*. This Dtnvar 77 S3 A U T O A C C ID E N T T A I P E I , Formoaa, Aug. 23— 44*) iqadlately for aafo-kleaping. tli* oncer window* has not bean pointed out to Ihe Jury that st •Inly 6 near Pyongtaek. frad lad reactor It equipped better than 1i l l -i’ (he time of an automobile arridet*' 102 M A X W E LL. FI* Aug 22 ld*t Fresno 82 a mathlnegun •action ta safetv -G o v . K. C. Wit said today th* Th* Cabinet took Ihe tha act! orllon at anything eb* of Its kind to do explained. an Highway 44 near K i m * 1* 88 Chinese Nationalist government Ihe auggaation of Commlsiioner nf 73 from an enemy t r u . Edwin W Higginbotham. Ifl Gaiveiton j ,.g§s M * A t 2:30 Dr. Lyle Horst. In research on tha discoveries still 78 63 The second said that another will adopt the Enrllalt trial system Agriculture Nathan Haro with­ ahead both In military and peace­ charge nf operations, stood before Stare on Apr. 10 Grarn had passed Maxwell resident, was killed l**e K s n itt City a / * 85 58 Sgt. Isaac Furukawa. had under whlrh a person la presumed out waiting for a formal onlnlrn time atomic progress. last night when his ear over­ Seattle the controls of th* great raortnr at more than 53 milts an huur. 88 Apalachicola 71 kjan killed In act low in Koran. innocent until proved guilty. from Attorney General Richard A Jury yesterday found Cecil I. turned near her*. Other reactor* have been built set on the ground floor of thia 90 73 Thar# war* no details. W u said the Nationalists alto Ervin on whether two of them mav since th* war, In Canada, En g­ building. Tw u passengers— injured slight­ Jacksonville Schooner, 36, not ru illv of a M rJ* 95 76 apparently Key Wert Noth war* World W nr Tw o vat- would ban arrest* without war­ bo sent lo Ratfonf In the absence land, France and the United The controls look like the con- charge of driving while intoxirat ly— said Ih* wh*«l* 89 Melbourne 70 ranto. of court conviction*. locked. as! States, hat none so powerful aa 41* -J v w ly K f W '.i- ' ‘l i S T l ■,h9 ’ VM.-'UlfA . u 'iw i ; On Tw o Pi l a n a tl ui n Game Commission Antigua hashed By American l emon Hurricane Winds p r „ „ n „ L - i „ n . . Urged To Perm it Of 100 M I* II ‘ dns *'p',a*e " n Seining In R iv e r ■ Expansion Of UN Biologist Advocates Commercial Fishing Of Non-Game Fish « "Ud' Rocket Project Commission Plans Expert Arrested S tu d y Of City’s In Denver,Colo. Sewerage N eeds Florida Citizens T o Vote On World Gov­ ernment Issue Nov.7 I Ol 17 Fifty I n vest inn tors F Foot Lot*- For Cas­ Find Siiuai Business tle Brewer Okayed Linked l'o Costello S American -Airliner LandsAlterMishap AI Denver .Airport ^Jiivy Wants Funds Malik Calls U. S. To Build Currier Enemy Of Peace In Ba se At Maypurt Korean Conflict I Work Completed IN)lk County Man On Repairs To IMeads Cuiitv To City Incinerator Lottery Charges f First Big Post-War Atomic Oven Starts Operation At Brookhaven Kin aril Services T« Be Held Tumor row (Jrcen Found .Guilty Of ReckluHN Driving �0 # . 4 £J * J j p t t g y . ' *>■ •— fr he k '.i,-.- S iu tf o rd •rw k u iV d a # l a la aa tra ily e ic e p t * * i » , 4 * » ' ‘ «** ••■#*, . H I llR in M th R t t » I M r n t t f t N •• # » « * a d t i n * *««lt»p *r. i * i s . s i i s , t-...< o n i r . ■ o a a t a v a . t i « u a « . ***,, < s , ' t * a « f ,.« at U - I . s X. rat a. H u t 1 * * 0 i.. u r a n 1 dllnp (a flH flflV t ) M 4 11 W®4*,ft. #p *t n*< H t r i i n i o * t i * - 1 C a rilt, * i-i • R B R Ih » f**i **•#•> . I r t f Muaihi ,t 9««»Mt hm i*»*»» mim — S ta r u m All a h l f i t r t aellip* f n i d * « f •*TMlke, f 6 « « l N i i a M | a i d f a t t e M pf a re tia la m ra i f , , rs, a . , # . - , nf hing iMPtii v*til i# ■«**» ,#*i t#*g »*m tint o»*lit tiur*«ii *■i*• H > * rr..< «,a X a iia a a llr Ut l* l>* -i tlwiyttgev H* f v#«e-a<iaM* (**«. frw ( H* ««*• n # « r w | « , lu ll H r t l f . mm4 •# 1 M l * "lit# llo i nil #* r» itiMnUt fit fit# iR••n # ftl t # «f I ' t eg« Mhlrh |« mlliiakl frg#lwMlt#|f fib* «•# fig v#f*wltl|r f l l l O H » ! til Ih e la o n l R M i g 'tl fM w ■■ H » l | m ml' 1 »»a , t i atayatrSM T U E S D A Y , W t . Tt lj»M» T O D A V t t nilll.P. VPItSK Great mh|I( lm>r dreamed nf * lltai i b m cruelty uvl I t i r r »r*«M pit* plere In * m »:I*nr • am) loir U u « lima may i> nearer ihen yeti think. Ho no* «l**p»lr: Ine writ •hail rt«etl with Ihr lamb * * * and • lltt* child *H*ll low I them iT i l, H i i i------------ PV^ °*- Social Security Change Herald •waiiaW n * ' 'p ! K |O T ^ ii <m t 3ANTt;an herald , sawtorbl Florida fA C E TWO » ------------------ Tho compromise Social Security bill commits us, for better or worse, *o m pity-as-you r o system of old sue jtcnilotw instead of an insurance or aunuity system. In other words, those working now will pay for the Social Security pensions of those n«>w retired, and when today's workers retire their |K.iiifona must lx* paid by the workers of that day. This change and the extension of coverage to other groups of worker also have the effect of committing us more permanently to the Social Security system. It is es­ timat'd that ten million per am< not previously covered will I k - brought into the *y •**<»», They will liegin to pay the spei ial tax, and will Is- entitled to look forward to a monthly check, unall but dependable, when their working days are elided. And Ihell employer' will tie introduced to the joys of a new set of government tax report forms. It would app.ar that Social Security will now la* very nearly a finished predic t a far as coverage is concerned. Mod of the group' remaining outside the system have old­ er pendon systems equal to or lietlcr than Social Security or for other reasons have no desire to jie Included. Is it ffni-hed ns far «•’ ti'iielit scales and cost are Concerned/ (inly time will tell, but the diancea nre that it is not. (hi tie* ha i-. of tiu new schedules tint’ Worker’s and employer’- t ax*wi l l l>< almost triple their present amounts by 1H70. Vet the new benefit* are hardly adequate to pre­ sent living costs It i not hard to guess what must hap|a-n if tile price and wage level continues to rise. Fixinjr 'Flic Blame Iiaii >*!:•. .Senator Hunt iiiggctti * W per cant iaccm* tax on gambling pro fits •* a meant id *t#mpin| out tuth retlrttriing . Hut i( the x*inl>U n deni report any mnte cd I hen Who is to lilsmo for guvernmint red t»pa? A recent episode gives pmt of the stiswer. Hoth houses of Cougrees passed « bill which now goes to conference tn settle mlnm difference'. Winn enacted, it is expected to save millions of dollars by iiuthorbing ihe (iencrnl Services Administn* S lmhlmg ptr.filt tn llm future than tion lo stnndnrdirc povnmnent forms and dis)Mi.vo of ini• tjr do new, ll,» new law wmildu'i menu' quantitie - of stored records. do much feed. Note (but lb* bureau never bail tills authority la-fore, and that Ibis inn of •tot age was not its own (M-cubar no­ ' In M e n H '-m n j. Ala. a ftail lf> tion. < 'ingress ha. minutely prescribed the bureau's metbjr*ar‘ lo f itu b »a « K K II f l the »«li »f work, in arrortluii" with its fixed (sdlcy of directing other day fiem a hutband who in delail every nrtivlty <>f Hie executive departments. The kept Iter padlotkad in her bod extent of this Cougreviorutl direction Is suggested by the rerun every day rxrepl utien thr fn> • that the remedial bill emitaina nf> printed pages plus did lh« wathint AiVrd why ill' 47 pages of explanation. didn't run away then, the ifjitird, If Congress would consent to ftt the gdverhmeni exe *1 didn't want to", Well, llirrr'i eutlvcs use more <<f their own judgment In administering so tailing what tomt people hie. their office', rum h money, time and anrfbyfiht'e could tn* ' T aved Meanwhile Ihe government bureaus are often un . A ptttute in ihf Oilande S tic justly blamrsl, Itntl thowi winl happfni whrn a "hot ted" youth slid* UUo a Irh thcn» poti at M) miles an bout. What wf can’t undftttand u whr some ot thtie yogng bllowt who SI* iq if | t r to d|« dun'l pun tin Marinat and go to Koita whaia they could do Htann good .t—r. TJtf come, firm f|.a Navy UtpkrtrMiH that Itaining (anhtici A), thy Jacksonville Mary All Sta­ tics Will pf fvpanded. JuU whan In* Sanford Natal A n Station wjll be reactivat'd ti anybody'* guess, k t . r a urn bet j w t bottom do! U r Inal whanrifi the Navy want* H, tha N#*y will it t it. Socking Stalin’s Head _____ f ' Th* time n not nt* let tin establiibmenl of Wood Goiein manti admiti l*»aaident Ollir I d mundi ot Strlion. And of the Uniiad NatUna, Dotothy Ihotnpaon rites. "Sujf>oiifr» ot the Untied aliont aif alaimtd otet lii# growing opinion that the UN. aa it Itanda, it rorcaivahly wottr than netbing. while any fundamental ie fptras would lead In it* abandonmaul " Hui it tin'l vein*lev lo tra­ vel in that nut wotld itaiftmen nf«d. hut tlatriniandup. B It it a aad nUcttion on d»mo cracy •• well at ution the local titirmarv si will, alan a man who it flactid l« saforca tha taw ac> nulty pamonatca tn vtolattn^ it. ^ t-5 h r iii( yaltar Q a ik ol Rtow Aid county, whftn Fmt LsudaiAaU it located, and hia htother and tb ltf dtputy, Were indicted hw a yianu Itliy Up wr»_k lot opeiatmi a ' Imiaur and ponttuni dot machinei (whith they undouhledly «tan operated). The Kefauvfl *I * Pet n |irice> of s million il"llnrs un Ktnlin'a head, and th* world's troulilf* would br aolvnd, nccnrdinjf to a auggeatlun front Asblnnil, WIs, This almidifics lliiiiKs istbnr too much. If Stnlln died. Molotov, Borin or some other would enrry on. Even If there wtjre rivalry for the succession and resulting Internal con­ fusion, the foreiKit policy uf Communism, including Its plots, would retimin' iirtclinnyed. The end of tho Stnlinltes nilght conic If Kuanitt should suffer n great military ilcftuit, or If tho nrmy should de­ ride to tnkr over. At present no othhr rempdy seems likelV. Even one of these evcntunlillrj might not ghnuge the easentinl nature of Russian governments very muen. wot y „ e v h i n pf t » s * . d ,,* d ),,s n r . crivisg them, now or In th> fitlure. Th* imrrsv* atarta B*pt. I. IIY JA M E S M ARI.OW too.) ----------— ----------- --------Many old V ork tra , o?tr 65 or (r.ilfM'a %a*t»| Ih li |« flip tin t eraitng It, hav« worked In co**ttd g*f m i p H h M p ltln lsi ik » l || jubi hut not long enough to be r l i M i l a •tti 0 4 I lf < " N g M a a I s «|»« •wrliil k a rg ilf) pMi«riii«* T tlrr fully Invure.t and therefore have «••*! hf....... *«»« h« I m * flip ha Hno right In o penalon. Ib rib U sl Spptotf* thrm If tffm t iffls ls hr nllf. Ihirrfa if, flit*# (t?ndrr the newly.changed pro­ rlshkta t h l hr ttrslrd ns If flirp gram many old worker*--who had­ knd hfiMWif In tt If Is *ifa«t sir* n't been long enough In a covered tlknt sm «S f •nlltMlS* this gftlH ■Nip (hf Isillll'lusl al.'tirs IlspStl|«b under Ihe pld program to' get f|«n Mill hr S'tMrtl whftr p*»««|. a prnilon— tain now be able te Ill# III ll*# *MltfM|tf st«ilf«.| gel ■ t>* nrioo and other O. A . and Thl* apptlf* only W A R IIIN liT O N,.. Aug. Zil- w (Jl'r | S ,Illrhhrnrflls. worker# now living. H 1* Congre* now ha> mad' more I n„ , retroactive for the aurvteor* change* and improvement* In the of tueh j . worker* who died before aortal etutlly I'lograru than a' me » iih e ii became law If. , any time In any tov*r«d ioh tha worhe* yiat* ago this munlh. Aug. I*. and hU employer rtuat pav a ta* 11*35. I'* percent rath *n tha nrat •*.Ihe ptogram i* •" tnnr main o00 of P>« worker'a yaarly aarn pgrl.; old-age and *iuvl«*r>ra' In goaa Into a aura rue; putdi- a»*l't*nre; *erv •ng*. Thl* non#) vparial fund. ’ . • , ire* fm •hlldten; and unemploy f starting Jan. k„ I PM, tha U% mrn( ln«urance. • III he on tha flrai fk/.o0 of earnJtere are the four program*— mg* Th# tag llaalf I q *ached uteri tilt* mnin thvnge- iwiled in paten to go up. but no tuntll lv M . and tl:e .<-* with fuller detaila In latei then to rite gradually to |970. Rv •tori**: •hat time the hot* and Workat each I. Old-age and iurvlvo n ln*ur *111 he pairing a ta t of 3** per anr(, ent on thy fitat 11.600 of the A rnan who tvorl. I rig ennugh w/*k*r*» earning*, or fi total taa f C y peteeaM in a j"h covered l>v the law gel Until new a covered lob ha* a prn*l<m when he letlre* aftei 66. So doe* hi* wife, or widow, ‘■eert. generally, any Job Ip com­ or Induatry. F » r- example: wh*.-» *h* rrache* H6. A man whe merce -------- ,— a * * *_. ha* worked long enough In n rov ' clerk jo a rnndy atore or a min ered ioh i.» he entitled » K'V waa lo a pen or in a coal pH in a eov*teH 1* called a fully ln*urrd" ‘"h. There hyyy barn about 35. •bhj& . worker. ‘ “fh *r. •I- he |N*W- .. ,| n i ot— ^ K- ~ -lf^QOUjwl hate 1* elre ire of the .... pension r- ....... ha* , ,. . . r ^ ” .<«., Uen Inirea.ed for all uuw teeeiv (w#n added ,tn tlyow o p e n .th j mg il or get It in the fu i k s 'al tjeruilty benefit# jo people tore I hit m nea-e tail* Kept I who havr been excluded from It will *h'iw up in Ihe cheek* them by law. people Ttk* dome* mail'd hv Ihe guvcitimenl around th- **rvant». the aelf-employed, people who work regularly on Oct 11 Hcnte wi'tker., while (till In fatm* thut not farmowneral. and middle age, have wntke.J In-iy people working for non profit orenough in a "iiered H . tn !♦ fullv ga iaatlon* inauted and *"entltfed to a pen (They ian'1 g*l In, though, uq tine at 66, even though th*\ til Jan. I, I9M , ami therefore Iraie a cnieted jot* long before won't have to pnv anv taa untIt then. then.) , Z. PuWle aeaiaUnr*. If Biirh a man 'lira before ni after 115 and leave# under-Is rhll Under thl* the needy old people drin, rarli m elvea a pstment un mer B5 gel money help So do III naihlng IS. So dura the widow Mind people In need. So do children Iirdil the la*t rhild I* tH T h -i who have Iwen deprived of paren­ irppi <i nayiiiint* - topi 1,'it when *hr tal rare or *upport. i ear lie* 66 he'll gel a pendoii. I Help for q» the needy aged re­ iged renut th* law w ir Hut oine work, i i die long la fot< main . umhanged, UgCl •di i>r hefora they’ve wutkrrt long I’ l more needy blind pfopjl get enough III a roveird ioh to t*r a**l*tanre. The government will fi||ly ln>uie.| Would the um|er-|k •pend mot* money on th# orphan•hi Id ten and widow of *orh a ei| rhlldren part of th» program • erker get any l.euefit* if he And *Mi(t*nrf now will he given to a brand new group: totally died? dMahled peopl* under 68, If thev Yea, if he'* been in a cover job--thl* i* a general, way nf need It. laying it -f o r IK out of the ]• (Non# of Ihe people getting month* pm eding hi* death. Such "public ai*iy*nre" bat a had Ip a worker ta called "currently in ray any tax for It. The federal government and th a ’ alatea »har* *utrd.r" ryi Karh of. hlv under 16 chlhltta tha eipaaac. Tba govarnmant'e get* nay 'until reaching ft. Ac part come* aut *f It a ' genit al doe* nl» widow, until the la*t fund: monay collected from all child renrhc# tH Then her pav *oii/i r« ky tax, hut not the Social »t'iri* ftiit. unlike the widow of Recur It y lax. (O n puklh aaalatanc* tha goea fully Iniiited worker, th- wM ow" of a curretnly lu*ured wnrkex rtaiurtit ha* Iwen apendlrt* about gala no penalon at fJt ll.012.JOt'.000 a -y a r r . It t U I add (A ll Ihe paymenla under thl* another tUO.OOfl.000 tn that- TUESDAY AUG. 22, 1950 LL X ii— — Atom Oven Sanford Forum «'<!»' I---------- Editor, The Herald: That* come* to my mind that old atory of th* delug*, whan Noah dtfied th* apparent rule* of nature by building a boat on dry land, but he obejed th# word* of the Creator and not th# ctratui* People wet* having *uch a go«d time eating and drinking and haapeJ abue* upon the meaaenger who tried to warn them of (b l­ otter. .Today the tame kind of warning I* iatuad: today th* aam# kind of reapom reaponae la given. >rld reeling the leader *hIp 0f unbalanced mlndi It ahautd not be aurprlalng If those out *f the Atk were to find themaelva* without th# pro­ tection of God'* rlghteoua people through prayerWe can «m a* never before, that an<l ChrItt m ovent Dt to pvarnila all olhert goveran/nta in the wet Id, and let us not be mUle.d (o hell*** it will not com* lo pea* A little tn tMa community, n lit­ tle In Washington, th* last power­ ful nation against Communism artth It* knee* weakening We hove something to be con­ cerned about, for when w* under­ estimate thr poprw aad fury of God walk alena. The piophet* foretold this: It's hare? Our fitat and main duty now {•. get right, lira right and help others rind God. Evening ahadove* nre lengthening. Re.pee'ful ly . tha Millar Praachws. V. W P. D. and R. E . Miller. I7EJXXI m«u# un tl»| ,. or phanrd rhlldren ' part. *d»,00d,h«l .661 lional for the totallv AUabled.l 3 Chlhlien's *ervleea. Under thl* the government make* grant* ta lh * »tate* for th* health and welfare of children an-1 mother*, and lo aid crippled ehll dr*n. Non# of thla money g«w* to tgdivldual*. It'a sptat on health •ervlres. II. too. comes from thy government'* tanaral fund. (U n til now the government ha* been ipending alsiut IZJ.oon.nnn n year on thl*. The amount will be Increaied lo M2.000.00fl ) 4. Unemployment insurance. Under this an employer or right or mot* people who work for him 20 or more weeks a year mu*' pay a tax en hia payroll. Generally, this tax run* |e»* than 2 i errant Th# tax money, collected bv th» ■tatee, goes lato a special fund kept )>y the government for th* state*. Whan a workar In a job m rae» * by this law ln*e* tha lob, his Male dips into tha fund tn give Mm aom* pay. avary we#k~th* amount variea by slat**— till he can fjad new emplnymapt. ., (Th a only changes In, this aei th* way the fund la to be adiaiqi*t ered. I a ........ ’■— •!1 Dor toy* urge rgmovtng rubber* and gglMhna ladours her*use lea­ ther sole* on (hues rained renM late feel.property if. hampered hy Impermeable font rnveringt. . _____ i#e r u n r* # » o*,t sela nf a great pipe organ. This control room Is anclosed In glass. Even th* few persona permitted to see It must mostly stay nutsldn the glasa— foi tha sake of atcrecy. Thl* atomlf em*o|# la »*t at the side of a gteat equal, •quartbox nf conrirt*. it* walls several feel thick, lo shield a*aln*t the ray* of th* raartcu which lies in aid* Th# inner ate* of the Imx 1* 38 feet square. Met*, fltte-l close­ ly Inside, lies Ihe heart » f atomic aacreti. known as a pile, oven or reactor- It Ir square- It la made if PO.OOO huge, graph I'* U lc '.i. pviporated to fnyn a huneyromb tn a honeyromo hole* contain long, narrow aluminum rani, each Riled with mrtalt'e uranium, This Lt ordinary uranium, contain rdfi bolh th# non-Mp|oaivf Vs '** the I l k whoae spHtllng a tlat#* i l l the atoniK pbeelhliltika. from bembe to medicine. The great bricks ere machined a* true at a rifle'* mechanism. There are 2,600 different thsflj. of brick used to attain thl* per. fevlion. f . ' Dr. B o m threw a *wlleh on th# console. The silence w tt bAreiy broken by the soun I of rlectrie piotors starting Intl/’e tha clug. cr*t* box. These motors slowly ruihed tome long rods whlrh w*re ttlcking, full-lrngth, into the re­ actor. Ilk* hatpins through tb* sid* of • bat. The rod# wrre ur ••flion-stesi. Th* metallic boron absorb* n % tmna, the particle, which split.ur­ anium atoms. As the rods rain* out. rnnre and more atom* split iliisid* the reactor, and it b«ra*n to emit brat end radioactivity. Moth three for'** roe* until Dr. Borst turned a control dial. That stopped th* movement of the tud* that held the heat sod radloactlvi. ty steady. SPECIAL SALE Cars ..,1941 . CHEVROLET • *• * Extra Cleeei, Good . Bparlal Paint 1941 Special BUICK Sedan New Seat Cover*. Good Paint, Good Tire* A Goon Condition Special $636.00 1946 OLDS 2 Dr. Sedan lacal Owner, Good Mec ha r. Hally — Only $1096.00 1948 OLDS 2 Dr. Sedan Beautiful Black Srdanttt* Locally Owned. Radio Good tires, extra good condition For Sal* ?1660-00 1949 CHEVROLET Deluxe Sedan Low mllaagt — Radio excellent condition Local Owner SIM&oo 1949 OLDS - 2 Dr. Sedan W -V Ifo ilh M H ---------I tnnt $|B45-oo NICHOLSON BUICK CO 210 M A G N O L IA A V E . S A N F O R I), F L A . PHONE , I'p g p llig ) tion Ui oparslhm •,/ n luM#*/ known a* Cuba, puateitlng Intter. paraphernalia and p,'**e«.lng lit tery ticket* Rlnre hi* a, rest, McKown ha* been In custody « f Flllntt, Judga Arni'li-n oideraii that Me Kuwn I-* hehl In the Pln.lls* tcuntv fail nrular 16 non tencr. MrKuwn Inter ponied Iwnd and u*« retrain) hheriff Frank William* w*. pr<•ant In court when t|,-K e «n plead­ ed guilly. Afiuw atH* Ii# went to the heti' h and .poke briefly to Judge Ainidnn, hut spa- tntnr* vould nnt bear the romersatlon Mr kuwn aitually wa* a rrr.trd hy a 24,year-old Polk CMv farm •t, laiwtvti,* marwn, « r i« nad a rpartal d*putt'» permit tn guard hi* walennelon patch, fyom a callable aourra cam# th* rep-ut that RH*ilff WlIBntn* con tai led Branch rM tM ,l* r ••■! ntm to lurn in hi* deputy'* com mt.slon. Bran'll replied h» wouM YFI111*tn* could nn( be rrx-hed fijr romment__________ ________ j / *l could swing it! ima esmtn*1tfe tertntly ili.(|ove«‘ n t ClatV madt >7^0.000 in ih i" jWan- »s lata Isltaty rat kal- S ih r Amtriceni ate fi|htin| a m K n m trim niHhiaa to live lot and it (htiv rrma»kaMy t c u iy t o u i and in b^tila. Tha Auwntanv, with ntotr to f)|* for and • fteat toustty lo daffftd at a (hut not loo animut to at fit aptly a*f. Canetal Matk Clark aaya that National Guaid ■xtle now haini tailed out mini Tg n mote rtpoanu* tiaminf avtr bafota. paytholorw all) .wall ■* pbyaKally. Tlia job ol rdamny tha saw Itoopa into ih ti'if unhi wi'l ha hit Might*! (lie Arm y hat av w tack'ad, it tha way ha puU it. Sasaler Tydinga of MatyUnd say* ha hiitnda to do whal ha can t i ttcuta thk anactmanl ol a uni vtraal miliiaty naming bill, but he doav sol baliava theta H enough auppoit for tha tnraiuir vat to pul it through. It ia our ■pinion that there it mote paWjc atr lor it than congrra|iaQgl and in moat things gaetbit world Cliait bw a tfla at* far fat political if tag it s M f 1 K 3 — ♦ •a * sunshine t ' TOUGH JOBSK PLYWOOD Early Romm Emperor* tued relays of ranaen to rush mow down the moonrains for froyen dettem. Luxuries were trot for just plain folks. Bur today, with electric service, nmynt enjoys comforts, conveniences nnd luxuries beyond, the Idral for wall pgntls. builtin furniture, kitchen nnd eornnr rnbinetc. Just atop In gbout guv home im­ provement plan. Our up-todate suRgcxtiona are fiv ­ es with friendly, old-lime -* - -. ^ courtcey— Easy Terms . iu.« , fcw *r>- Yet this pricelet* lervice U the mmrwmin fit j WWt jm w H tlj V M V V f / P' < , t i » ft ot e * : w, J * FlONIDX POiVII i # % \ COMPANY , Beautiful Blue fiedanette, Radio, New Tim s Extra Good Condition. For Salt Bolila Arrest £ ( w s im Thing* wire loughinthose dayl.njitt thhih...hglw* SUNSHINE SERVICE- No FrofM UMipoyt! Your Eiechiefontd, Sf r 3a tiv t ia IQ S f �TUESDAY AUG. 22. 19S0 th e SocialAnd | SANTonn in-ntAi.n sa v fo r p . ft.oiutia PAGE TITREt Personal Activities Ii) H u ll IIIIIM A S te le p h o n e 1-18 • • I I I XJC/a/ Calendar T U E S O IY The F’ilnt Club will hold it. ular business meeting m tb, V«, ht Club at 8:00 |*.M. b* preceded by the l.«uid m o lin g at 7 >n i> \t » V K P N lt > D " w I’rayer meeting at th, I- ii t Baptist Chuti'b at H:im p \| P R ItlA l tlndei the -punsor »tn|i f p.. Sly him l*lil tuii.rity. th. . ,,, 111 at the FernaliM.auKMw, \|. tnurial lli.tpitai i* M r- .1.» . i •ell. M r s .V o lie \ Y illia m s ..)r . ^ Honors Miss Let* Mrs.Simun Dinjffelder is uuest or Honor Hints To Housewives Sally Rand Weds Harry Finkelsteen BACK-TOSCHOOL S A V IN G S S T A 1 T W IT H e rs u n a I s " '* l*"tiald Juliet ami Mra. I.e»Arthur Kirchoff I* spending *'Uthrir entertained on Satur* •everal week* vacationing at Hot ‘i' ' ' *' 100 *’ •'* ,n the private Spring*, Ark. hnln* room of the Anchor Inn l l , l <>tmg Mr* Slrnun L DingfehiMr. and Mr*. Frank Kvan* of 1-ake Maty have returned home terming attractive decoration* after trvrral niuiith* (pent In •■n the individual tahlr* were imall lloatun, Ma»*. ■iainty arranirrinnitt of rote* with t/i.dal cards marking the guests’ Mr. and Mr*. II II Colrmau I’ink lute* and (fieenery have return.d to then home ,.f wifi u*.d tbn.uirhout th. dining ter viiltlng in Maine and Sew loom. York. Mr» June* and Mr*. I.ulhrie pietented to the gur*f «>f honor Mr. and Mr*, hail Yo»t have •.im l piece* of .live! in her had a* their gu.sts Mr. and Mr*. . hoten pattern. Charlr* Wood and .o n of Sail T lii»i’ enjoytng the luncheon Antrim .., Calif. with M i. Ilinirfehlrt w eir Mr* Jullua Dingfelder, M r. II I.. Per, Mra Mary Jean Schuh of • ri». Ii M i. t.ciiiar Speer. Mr* Cleveland Ohio i* visiting her Willlama, Jr . Mr». Vincent aunt and uncle Mr. and Mr*. r itl, Mi Frank |. Woodruff Howard L«ng . Jonaa 111 ini Mr« T . Mi*. M I. Tllli* .mil ton Clark M • Ml*- Margaret Dingfrlder, Ml*. Caroline l.ee, Mi«* l.yllian have returned from Miami where il.*> le Ml*. Naney William.. Mi** they vitited with Mr. and Mr Dllon Maker. M i.» Hetty Jo llrock C. 17. Clark and Mr*. Anna f Denton for a week. Mr* Join* and Mr*. (Suthrir. Mra. Volte Williunra. taiin d Mil* Caroline l.ee. |.,,;, elect of thi* month, with «<• „,„ Cola party Saturday aftcrn. ,• her home on luiiirel Aver o Zinnias and hil.:*.n» c m . ,j,* , i beauty to the living iwun a id , ' the dining room t « i hicr)\ « •> an arrangement >.f t » * .. u ,, , tsrpiece foi the tall. Th . tahh wai overlaid with a Japan.- ■ .. ,0 r n cloth which held lighted tat»r f * Mira la-e wa» pretented with a By Anna Mar Sikea luncheon H t and M i- Simon I Dingfelder, recent !.*. ••. .. IIK E E Z K IU S IN E S S I to pre-el,ted with a rfendv d All elrcti ic fun can help with the ho*tra«, many hou.ehold jot.* in *uinmer Thoar invited to t*. with M, »> well a* provide u refreshing guest of honoi wreie Mi’ \ I . freeie on hot day*, home equipj D.otlie■ of the lionuie. Mi H III III -pecialilt- nf the 1). 8. lie Main llruuiley, Mi* I* JllllC* ' »•*•*rtii.-nt of Agriculture *ay. M i- l.e-tei Uutbrle, Mi V fan can ha.ten many drvlng llai.len, Mr*. ,\l poo.ln.-v an* "•lo aroulid tile hou.e, especially Ml*, lilllgfelder in humid or lainy weather. Placed r Alto M in Mui|-ai< l h i . ’ at one end of nn indoor clothe* Mil* l.oui.e C la n . 'I .M n Itie or rack, it can help blow the laundry dry. Curtain* B ak.r, Mi«* N'nnc)''Yiltiurn M •• family Evelyn Hatllff, M l., l.yllian th e!, •tretc-hed on rack* to dry will he and Mi** Hetty Jo Hin<k i. a.ly to hang (ooner if a fan I* played on them. Po|l*hlng floor* with wav can l«e done fa*ter If a fun blow* on the wav a* it In ap­ plied A fan might even he u>«-d to dry the kitchen floor aftrr mop­ T O L E D O , 0 .. Aug. 22 p , _ ping before voting.t.-t* "track it Sally Hand, the shapely, veteran up.” Funning nl*« ran hurry the pfnn dancer, I- honeymooning to ■living of varnlah, .hellar or paint. Fan* may In- n*ed in ntiv room day with her mnnag*-t. ILuv Fin t» dear out amoke. .team, or kleatein. They wen- mar lied )*-*t«rdav by odoia. Modern kitchen* often have a Justice of the peace. Mi*- Hand exhaust fan* installed in wall or apiw-arliig with an outdoor -bow. ceiling for thi. puipote. AUo on •ale are window exhaust fan*, lilted hei age- at 40. Firikl.-stein paid be i* Hi and made to fit different window *i**«, ha* owned thtva'Ndwr Voik night which can tut moved from room to »uch club*, the 21 Club, the Maidi lira* room u* needed Lucking and the llingride Club lie ha* (an*, a portable fan mat >ur let before an open window of kitchen, bet-a mar lied twin* lr l" u i. C. |tag ,b«th to frvaheri the * ,lam R M vf Mll*W C.odld For «*A M atkita. rM M t |* heff real ia f if >hd *414 •he wa» born in iHckorv County. Mo. She li.trd one pieyioua mar- crilied a* a Montana bronco bairlage. to Thurkrl Cr.-nnugh, de*- ter. I I N N I V 'S TH R O TM m C J SEW --AND --SAVE! Mr*. Juliu* Itfngfelder left Sunday by plane for Proving* Town, Mat*, where the will titii with friend*. She will lx- got. for several week*. Mr. and Mr*. Hoy tlritt hav had a* thrir gur*|. at theii home Mr aid M>« J.u- Ifaki-r. who*. ii Catalina Drive, Mr and M i,u Mr* It.d . i. II.. I*.nn. i Ml** John VYuid and Joe Hoiluinl of Mi John I • V at il. lo.krr . Troy. Ala *II.ik. r of tlo- city. Friend* of Mr* J. K I b - l i e f f will regret to team that ihe hll- M i s s . l i n n < ) ' \ c ; i ! O f \\ l>een confined to the Kluri.kc l U - n i i n c s Ifrid t* Sanitarium for medical treat ment. III a lnv< |) •» 111fti* tif till Flrat W .tu turn* Mr*. T . L. O’f'onrier of Lake M« th**|i<st i ‘ *i< •lAui;htt*r «»f Mary hat rrturnrd after vitiling t«M M i». J «*ufi her »on Jack Peter* In Tampa Mi an ! M, * |«thn II. Cl N l Mi lx** She alto vlaltrd I»g. ami Mr* citin' th* hvitlr of ln« IkniM i Ituk • l.vnn Whelrhel ami family it; •r9 »«in of III Mi t W Miami. lUkt r of !h u <it> fit Voir II at K:00 |». M Mi** Ollle Kee*e Whittle. Sem­ inole High School mutic initructor, I* .pending the week at the Fred Waring Muaic Workihop, Shawnee-on-Delaware. Pa., ttmly ing the choral, radio ami televialnn te.-hnl.iur. of Fred Waring and the' Pen m y Iranian*. Mr*. Lyllian Vickery returned today from Hartwell, tia. where the has hren viiltlng with her father J. W. Bager. Six- at*» visited with her daughter, Mr*. J. 8. Lee. in l-attimorr, N C and a alster in flrrenville, S C for several wr*-k*. -i . t o -I.* 1.1• i *.| ( lb Mi uii.l Ml C nli«l \\ it\ c r o s s , ( ia . (M .!«»»• I t n i s o n lin k e r ly Mit* Frances I.. M.mk,- return e<l Monday fiom a three da) vn ration at I’rimet* Itenna Hotel at Daytona llearh, where th won a second prite in the re cent Iwauty eontail. She i* the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. J. F Moore Ml** Hetty lam I'artin accompanied Mi** idoorr lo Da) Iona. •afety, l„- sure the fan ttand. firm on a level *nrfare Some win. •low sill* are n. narrow that a fan may tip or fall. A fan ran help again*! mildew and mustine** If directed Into rl.itbe* rloset* or dre**er drawer* I W , -t|n„ 'n u t, f.eeirr* usu­ ally I* .lone by scraping off fro*t Hut if Ira ha* furm ni--.liffi.ult to •crape off— or If tb* frerler nerd complete cleaning, a faa help* melt the le* by blowing warm air I" and cold air out. L A ST f l W i ■ t.uik | luee Hi WtiyeM**. * N .u l <•riled Flench ln * le l. f ill..I ' " to*.- petal* ' . t og a. lw*| man for 'll Hak. i wa- Hill Hentutt of S)|iali> (ia 111 usher* *•<•• I on. K " **4,|| \» 1I !•• 111! II • . I i llrt'rtun, hiolhn <*t tl»* i •»••• ntnl Wnlttr Smith nn I m m ! A *l.i in - off . intuit* VVm«U* llu rk n , t*<»tit «if tin* rily. T h r i n ir n it ;i \».u vbrit* tiikv*l O .NVmI. m..thi f nf tin lirfirfr un nitai iiiYi lo l III Vi’hit<* * 1 •hi. • n |*nv»n i.f IViiwiiiM i Uf 'l U L t.n l 'A iti v^hit« «.ltr>Min »t.iff»»n !««•• v«itti iiiMtihinir tb. mum* . n a 1 . k> i -un.i »f ••I if* and »« \%htt« urrhiil f be got. for < ) to..*.»rvv .enter •••tnngr - • arrangement* <f *I-•>*a>t ti* mum* Mi* lUkt i , i hr gtiNim’ft muthrr. del f. Ml u .. flaiked b) H .an a lu;ht k h > rntlir«»ii|frrd ■lelal.ia iioM.ng it*:Id* <1 t.tidal ’ •i uith uhtti nrrr»iM»iic* with tarwr*. uirltt'la error I,. *I.*• .eieaiony. the or- %hui* »!i« mutr it \ft»i liit* v««•I•11111*. \tt find M m . gal.ist, 'll* .II ti*in I'n t. ol. I tentvrvvl i pn i . nuptial rnuair, o N ' •’ " t . i t u o . d with n rr.-ep ' i i,t ii..- Inter Iran l.egmi Mild it’ds I I'it.llld Iff Stilt. 111. , cousin **f th.* ifiiMitn, «uriK | Home, which un* be-niltifully dewith •uminer gardet ;»lid *V|, I1*f f«« t \m \ " ' [1■.rated flower*, rule* and dahlia* prt-.luThi* tinditii rwil RtiltlniK in iii i W iTr ui^ d mid **C I<*iiu d« “ niiiiMt log win |tln>•*«! ««ifti)r tiirouirhout tin ' color scheme of pink and gt'en wa ii-.il m the dining rn.ini rrrvfitony. Th«* )uy «*|> hrid''. ifivrn in !•*•»• and the bride'* table wa* rtpec.al­ In.el) .ii. rial.I with a mint niiirr l»\ ii«*r fMfh«T. *n« %%••»• • green handmade oigan.lt cloth n **H'-iU- Itviiic t)ii|tin»lM \%• I*t• tfuwn «»f (,‘i.ur.t it Iv iiuv and .»• villi, wide band* of cM-ani lace |Mi,«.| ..i»-i pale pink taffeta m .l Th«* Imi' U hIiip , fi-nturintr •" tin* •huuldur ••«*« k11tt«* :rtd i* ' f* o'. Mil wilb tin- 'bree lleie-. H«kt* mI dlliftlotl, mum jmii't* (• » welding .ak< Um .'luted with »..*** fi«ll *«t|f| «k it t ti iftitin d v%it M • • a. d t-alla title • topped will, lot* bud* and double w,- I,ling Mug. «*l» of lurf lucli triinii»Mt»il it tumml tinin. II* i n il nf F t " • On .liber «n|, of tb, .ilk.- w o plu. e»| tall pint tali.lie* In cry tnl illtiaiun Min Ruin \%ith u fTintd ly U n . Iiir m n t triinni«*«l « • c >n,|. Inina i.n.l in front of Ihr.e We.e low line artniigriiit-rit* of Mini «hr « a fil’d N ^««hlinK U»w*| pink glndiotu*.-* -bowere.l wllli nf |lridf*« |»l.niM»ti« u feverfew and wheal flower* of the e-yml.l.liun* or. bid* lame lint. Tb>- maid of honor. Mi** M.« Mr* .1 K Stewart ami Mr* .tjn r Norwood ,-t Ynldo.tn. t,» Jow-ph | (jiinlteMiian *to.,| nt rho*e n while ) rivet print » r r over Nile green taffeta wltt * til.- front door and III.- bride and matching Dutch bonnet She cm k'M-'Ui will, their parent* and *• I •ling attendant* formally re.r'W -l ne.l a green tal.n (an derm *» lb.* gu.'«t* m til.- *p„,-lull* lecs-p. with white *t.H-k and tulieto*. •how n o t with green *atin >" lion riH.m During the evening Mr llaker lain*. Tin- bridetmaidi. Ml** Mai and hit bride left (<>l a wedding trip, Mr* Hak.-r traveling In a Ann Saula of A lb a n ). Ml** f'bni <hamiuigne .m l With green velvet Henn.tt. Ml** Clatri Council bat ..ml mal. long ae, e**oiie». She Mit* Alleen Lott ail "f W a y c wore identical gown* to mat **v wore the urchala from tier t u b the rnai.l of honor and can . ■ling laxnpiet. The couple will reside in S in identical bouquets Little Ml* ford where Mr. Hakrr i* <n l.u*iCarol Elklr and I'alrina O'N nett with hi* father neice* of the bride, were a' Out nf town gut «t« att.nd'ng gu**,»*.7 -* . tb,- o.-i.l of In.i" ' Mr. and Mr* J. It. I.ylr* hav. return..! from u vacation .pent with their daughter. Sir* II It llaniel! and family in Sharon. Conn. They plan to leave tie*' Friday for Cheater. 8. C. to attend a family reunion. Korean Moll> " «M««t HOLLY W OOD. Aug 21 **)'• What a d iffrn -:... a plat Patricia Mot lion | , . *nj Jn*t back (lull. Ini Hi .J.iu t hit III ‘'Kl** Me. hat. II.. l.l.,. k haired New Yolkri find, thingdifferent (loin w l. n .|ir lilt That was u couple , ( )«ar* ago when »he wa* brok. and buttling with H picture* "I noticed th-- .-bang. u wr--k or •*> ago when I *ang al II•-IIt woo.t Ik.w I,” «hr ob*. rved There were a lot of important |i. . i|i| there, pec,pie w I... n.. | I.. n.«l and .a ) 'Hello. I'm *i, . tlo•aw me The*, .an., p. pi « .un­ ■lathing Ira. kstac* and tin. .* til. . arm* around trie *houtmg I *.. • ling, you were won.i.if .lV The differrrnr i* pr.*ti-.-oi|ii.I a. well a. *.-* iat Slie bu* I ».l » number of good part* to . Ii...... ftum and upi •cat* »r t fill lilt a||'|* mg lead in “Snug of Norway Mil* Mot iaon •an lu ...... . .he irem* to ieve lit, her new e..| uinrity .Ixrcau.e her lif. n II.d I vw .hhI ha.n't ulw ut. l*-m .«• vet 'T in In, ko i tha .how huainr...*' *Ii. ,.nn.,k. got a »ec'ond .Hun.. Pat'* fir*t ■*•I 1 U k*;ift w l' a lug bulbl-up At 1*14f •(ittiiuinf in Dt'Uf. Shr wa* KtVrli ft 1 I*IntiltIf tr.atuu.it ami a fiunit-4 1 nf |*ie«eif picture* Hul Dim ili 4' »f|»»t4*l| t.. *lip ” 1 gur** II %%a • fai% ft*.«i* ti rnuifi a. thru*. thr n.linitt.-.l "It all came I...... ... I", me ,i I I didn't -tn.lv M tier mu*Ii a . p| enjoy life." At thr wa* alumt to begin ' I be tllu .. h r ) '' will t III ion Ihmlrvy, thr -t...| .it T »!•* l\ tohi tier the *.n> tun. •t.l *. #•1 ••) Yerunn s l.uk> \ I* lint 'lie buding ladv I) |>e 1, ltd.I “ llllt don't COM) C-. always grl w.ok a* the ..l| . man.” I'at, who prrvioii-t) |,;,,i , the wrddir.g Itic Indrd lb »nd 'll ( . \V. llaker. Mr* llalpt, 'u*tiii Smith, 'lis t Hub) II. 'IIIMII, |InV Iona lleach, Lieut ('oni.lr .iml 'lr« J. 8. Elkin*. Jr . and daught.r*. Carol and Ju .l., I'rl .mola f I* Dr. and Mrr< J It O'Neal III. and daughter*. Putin m anil Pain •In, Fllx-rt.in, (in . Mr* "'alien Johnson, KIIm-H oo . tia . Mi- Ifoy,. Holland and 'l l llol. Ilnlluml. State»lH.ro, (in '!■ and 'I i - " II Henson and 'll** Sully Henton of Allien* Mr*, (taker Hlgilon. Tifton, tia.. Mr. and Mrs 'Vatren I' llaker, N'ormart Park, tia.; 'I. " illiam A. Zorn. Jessup, 'I . Wdliniu II Moody, Allutny. 'It and '1 .- C C. O’Neal. Illackahear, 'It and Mr* " in T De'VItt, Hlucktlieni. Mr* M. O. O'NswI. Ji . Hlaik•brar; Dr. WIlDm llavi*. Hailey; Mr. and Mr*. Jack It Higdon, Tif ton; Mr. Carl F Adam*. Atlanta. Mr. and Mr* T - <> Downing, Pal ilosta; M it! la-il*. Sh.ppul.l, Dal toll; and Ml*- Maude Sunlb Ilia, k thrnr batin’ ih'pi **■*!! b« Increased frent .’ It u— •!<r th. budget t<> JhJi .iinpblliinu»-t>|ie and auxiliary craft will l»e increased from .tStJ to C2*», bringing the to­ tal number of operating ships to PI I In tl.r air thc-rr will be thrte wore attack carrier group*, three antisubmarine carrier gtuupt, te* vrn mote patrol squadrons. The Pew total of planet operated hy the N a n and Marine* will rim from d.J'U to T.tt.lS. The carrirr program a* propoted under the *ut>plrment re■jurct would make the operating force ron«i*t of nine large ear­ lier*; In *mall carrier*, plus one lor tiaiinng and three trantpoit c irrn i t apparently for ferrying plane- a* ht* been dune in emtr* gene) -hlpincut* to Korea.t 'Id m e corp* official* .aid that to meet 'he espansiob require­ ment and the Korean war needs, 2.PP7 officer* and ..0.57J men Would •** required and '.hat fho i rw figure for the current fl»ci| lent then Would lie in I I I offl* cet* and l!7,i!tf!i men. Most of them will cum.* from the re*.lie*, -aid l.eneral Clifton It Cate*, 'U rin e commandant. Cute* told the committee that HU p, i . . lit >>f thr Increased strength would go into romhat unit- |l ••NllBttrrl I f'MN l'«| r ll|< cliviriunt. Th ro.i.r c.i.t the Arm y, .deluding the Fat Ka*t. the A rm y V.U* H'.tHHt Uli.h ; J| budg-t fix­ ed strength ot • Ml ••*> ltlic- ceil­ ing *llite till t-c eI, left "cl I H> next Julie, the \ i,n , c ipt-ct* to base a ttre n e b .f " ’ t.iMi urn. 1'he < vpan.i i rc.g.um now pndei wa> i« <|. -ign. d Ice tciing un­ it* in the Fur Fa*t up t>> f ill w ar­ time mnnpowei .tm ig th ; to bring unit* 'll the I'nitcd State, det­ uned for the h at F.a*t to full •trrngth. and to replace In the.o-caHt-cl gene ral rc--erve unit* te o.g *hipp**»l " O i c r . . The pro1*1 ellli of c‘cu|l , ul.c. include* p i.>ci*i.A.* f. i i . pla. enient* at lit. front. Hffn ial« of 'In \iin) Meclle-ul Ih-pnitiiiel.t, on a puirly acturial ba.l*. .-•t istsitt..1 that i.alllr l.itte* III h .ii.u will t.. alu.ut .% per cent P«-r month. ISen.iul J law ton Collins, \ miic i hi. f ..t »1aff. i* ilcpic-tlug the blond pl.igtam for the ex|cat ding krni) . that *> *re going t»* follow '! . bn*ic . o-ic-,-|it f l ,-*'| ii v t fo *•■■ ,.f th* Vrniy down •. rh. minimum n.i *» laying \ati.*rtal liuaid and Ih u . ,..i It .* ..). f..r th* I ull.l-up l ‘«.||in* *nni " it ■ • ilii. etagr the game rli. mniot ne.-cl of the m niv i* t*. noul.-trilxe il. e.pnpmeilt." S o , ,iv i lb fi n*.* A m e r ic a n L e g io n J.din**iu told tin ii.iuiMe*. that i-niphn*i* wo.i'.t lu- pul ,.n 'ank II enllBufd I' i ’mm page IIm I pro.liiction Artiiiti, miluiliity many frtrrah« Navy official- -aid thr evpan- n irnni/Aiinn«. !>« |Kiintrt| out. •loll plogram f... the fleet and I»i II \V Kut'krr, I rytonaiir. t aviation wa ; ** |hi* |'em aii I IimmI i liNirmnii nf Dir United Winlil Ki»!irnltat ittu%rinrnl, «t*t(u| I •f '•*rlip* N fcril Ifllf ^ rd that Dsr ini'R iUrt -h**uM lur* • • ’ Ml •• • • il l | ItlilV, U d * tin n|i|>uvtunit) In Jiii Ik ** the it••Ht'14'si ,*t i’4s|||•III 11'lteHtli .It n *ue faitl). .ilirt iiiiri'eMril Dipt the • * « im \ x I t . 4*)t| * ti %if 4|* I'li*! m%tra»l nf Iiearinir hill «nn <hlr »*f tht Untie A^ Vidnl two t ' D f v , • lie f»111. !• at Hit |».t I ill'll f InV bnet .(ns |*I I't |\ )*| ;|\ %%rek« ii)f»i, «tinulet Itiur •|»e«kera IdH S*it i i*l*i • i l l 's ' fir ,-tlir nil Iml Ii Biilr* of D m* W mi Ii| Iiuvi flitiirnt l**ur Till* AiiinreiiDoii ****l|lftf| 111 !•Jill |t I*Is (till I Irony lit a !•%r I) ilrlmtr of «onu« m nl w * \|| lilt W».l . ft. H 4 . ||,k a hit ti m u 111« it wiDi • .tf il’ 11 * 441 ' \ tig* !)»• Is *Mt||% ||* •lurntiMti. % m filial %ntr fur tun i|nukei» oil !• iimlil nffi'iil I'n* in *.iir m «hi |.i I In* •iilijivt 1.4II* %• aill’ i ••||i| Ml V A lively nr* I line, "The l.e|fIVItefi 1 V i ft.f ri • loiiAirt* A ir Marching," with 441 Ml »."»'! -Ill had all m il) mime l»jr llArry Wr»ter anil f I*■••Vtli’sJ VII\ •c»u* V41?Il .4M* t Itrf \stli i eiii- |i’sisl Y l •Th. litlilirrf %%mi»U li> Willanl i'onnolly, kM•11Vs11**f illnw i < rfii i tr%•••tdm if* *tiny l»y Stanley llruuiley. wha a Ijmi Iml thi* nirtnliero in the • lie% **UIi \i»li i »hiil ti* Mr Wieter Arrom|iaine%l. Mi l M|||\ « iin* , • *tlii* i ntti* A %ti|t|*ri |ireceded the rryuUr in *i ilitli mill-*! •t i ; inert ini' J mIiii A la tn lith u i | lu llnfiit*." \» ln. it mait# in \|** irurft Tii «t <*i!y h if f i .i •• laJI k11*•ill •I " I in* iiiilv Itiiiilit* III 1 1 1 nili rf Hit* I iiflt I %1*14 tllli I •tnrU’ii ti» *iut» th»- n u tii t IIIM\ I •! Ill I*. PERSONS ••tin*t i' i t ii r **Ur * r*. t i l l I •f *n\ »lii4tf Dptumrlrivl •lu* tin 1111141111*41 f4if Mi . Knli*M ||t •‘nil* I*HItri*n limiti lls it%4*Vi tlfill tin iili|«*4 lii»ri< *.f flu him'v |»r«t <lti4 4*i %%iin 4 ifm*i .| t«i iirnr ii«*i in Ni v% Vnfk llrit eli* •11•(i« t ltav%* K Y E S R X A M IN B D GLASSES K IITH II lib S Palnirllo Ave. I Iti' |*I xi 114* flirt* N|h i %4*u IiHIf I>. Dir \u Fuls ".•4nlr. I tii f 1\ »m i in Ni < Y..t k fill .4 l»»|f lilli), lIlH'l* -III’ 4%4 . Mill’ •f 11 s• ft*.* j *f i1 |a • ' . * l)r . It . K . R in jf Chir.ipr setur Sin Al. Nat. Ilk. Hid g I’h. 1751 .w 1741 fjlltl ii%'ri •i'll" il n ii tu * flu v%Hf \Vi*ll, « l u if nf t il l Ill|*. D i r )n li Dll fieit vf NTM AND XMAY nfltj il liriltnl III W fi*4 fiiiiii ll'illv n imhI W illi ( O I O I L . H I I O I L . t i l l i l l ! .. G r e (r iv e * o r ^ 1 's. >> iV N* m * 1 .ill f . l t i t ) G u ilillll. ( . \ H Ik in i V A V i \fA \ - . t,l| .| v I T ) « I l l 'l l \ It P 1M i S DAYS ECHOLS AIICUST BEDDING SALE Stock-up . . . and s-a-v-e! 80 SQUARE PERCALES c 4 D L , , . t r »n DELUXE O L , rt h u n t/ u a tint I t . ! INNERSPRINd Every w o rd ro b e n e e d ' one . . . every wom an wants one . . . a n d here's ga b a rd in e ot its beautiful best. Distinguished wirh Cjeorgicinu fine detailing, her figure fluttering fit . . . yet yours fur (he p n c i ot any o rd in a ry dress. MATTRESS 4 All full bolt* . . no fhtrrt lenKthn, no necondv? Fresh, new printh ju.it n n elv ed l Floral*, atHirva, rhecka. dark irroundi*. deep tone aollda . . . th ey 're all here! And w here can you mutch Penney'.* price! 36". Guaranteed 5 Yt>. 220 Coll Premier Sprins Unit 1 2 95 Many Layera of Fluffy Kelt JUST RECEIVED! Famous Nation Wide SHEETS—and—CASES ■ I 'W 1.98 On Sale! Wednesday 9 A. M. 42"« m ! Abo.* — I ipp*,»d fly l.onl wilt. Uolt.i b*'l and bvUant 0 r**n b.onn ,*J and ,.* r S'l*) 1} la 11 Heavy Hulled Ktlge* ©, ITS* to JJ'y l*f|— Soil and yogng with a )>d* show ol buttaai In .id g.**n, cocoa or b « .,« 5u*s 17 to 70 Reinforced Centre Covered In Beat Grade TickittK Your Choice Of Colora Exchange M atching Box Spring Same Price—Convenient Term* ECHOLS BEDDING CO. if- t* T ; fj ■ ' ia a o • r 1 : • j f k i * T - 81 \ * § * 4* -j �1 m v <MvrM>n fT»f>M.T). SAVrOWT), PT-OnTOA P A C E P O T T? Red TU ES D A Y HatsEdge Giants In StniniT T III T n lo , unlrnw d a blow which scored N i n t h l n i l W l f ; For«yth ami Murphy with Tornck r i i i i n I f . , . , . r . n i m *"•»'» l " **»*»''*• Chaddnton W U 1 V C . « l t . » u a m c |<,\v,<| With fly to left which >. i . . . . . . i i turned into n double play when Mali edged , Tha -IJfl.snd Ited ------, Tc-rnrk .......« ... «,<, .... thrown out at the out the hanluid (jianti l.««f nntht plate trying to score, by a uoie of 7 to (i hi a toolrii | With rain beginning In fall, th four runthat war delayed fiy a rfiglil ran. R n M Ia T pushed act on two hlti, an error ami a tare for 20 minuter. n l.atla. The frral three inning, of lire The |lc| and nine rim e hark In fame war deadlocked in a pitch the alath inning to make It a r r ’l duel between (iialit southpaw lie hall gam*- wlmn they purhed two itin. on three hit., an Jim Singleton and the fled Hit error rind a bar" on ball*. burler M Fetnandei. in lire four lit (III Carl Tide* tame in to replace inning the G u n lr broke the ter th,. ( ;u,nt burler In th» *ixth aral by purliing acron all nf llieir tax w » i charged with the lo .i whet run* on four bill, two rriu ll. one Hie Red l l n l i slatted the nin'b i it i with m l-*‘e hit. a1-I two inter balk and a hare on ballr. n........... u ,.A,| Pick The far You Want To Drive . . . The Price You Want To Pay RAVE Aaaiea* lougnt an ii|lnll l i t t l e hece la ,l night to rnp at2-B verdict from tha (ialneavllla D-M en In the final meeting of Ihe two club, this sea. ten. ** ** ■* * tag- ri I at «U|p with a four-run outbrti*! In tha top of tha 10th afler having knotted tha count In the ninth, Palalka ah r h tt a Vlltor » , ft 2 • 1 4 l i d l it w Im p 3 l 1 4 «l Ramoa If-p 6 l 1 e 0 Rucker 2h fl 1 3 4 .1 flatrla cf 6 2 1 3 1 Tierney 1h 4 2 1 2 1 Mosher rf 6 Z 2 *» 1 Vogt t 4 1 ■i 4 1 Wick pdf 6 0 i l 1 Total* 63 12 14 30 13 (ialnratlhe ah t b n a Cooper 1b ft 1 2 0 1 Foster 2b 2 2 4 a Cada 3h l 0 n a Robeita rf t 4 1 It Rrewxter aa 0 1 .1 2 Urquhart If { 1 1 0 Panlue c ii 0 M u Emmerldi r f liakax p Britt p Smith n* T cO a Ix AM. MAKE* ANII M0DEIA1 EASILY ARRANGED S w e e t L e m o n -A id f o r In ju n s World Record For Channel Swim Fall lii Mass R ate For Big Prize Hr J O H N H O D K R irK (TP )- An Egyptian and a French twim D O V E R . Eng Aug. 22 lirnke the record in quick ruccution tndiay in a man rate acton the f iib I i i Ii ('bannel from France. D rip itr tu n and « I** ri»% M i l , l U i u n Abd-FJ Henim. 42-year-old ... M , „ ______ Egiplinn arm y offirrr, and Ito- > rrr i l y ir-ohl Roger l-e Morvan, 2ft. Paris elseMorvan, thamplon. lrkian who holds .everal Flench Ktrnch awininiing ph.ughecl aero t to bteri. the' old j championalllpa. Eighteen men and .1* women record of It hour, anil five m in­ Ercnclimnn I (m m 12 cm intrie, began the race ute'. «et In J'Cd 1'Cd by hy Irenehrnnn I'chil Twenf, four at 2:94 A. M. (6:14 P. M. KST fee-rge* M'ehcl M o id iy ) from th* laola'ed hearh swimmer* fro ,1 pact In the ran hit the Dover on ,-ap Hrls N*». Eranra, trad! The Egypttlan i H i. time n c in lineal starting point of t harmc! ' 1 fit i hours ami f.'.t ruimitr. for the lo r- -wirnmera tnou. I fa. mile rour.e, 1.1 m in u te .) I rank w*« pulled front the waiter than the 1024 n irl Th e f ir "t « II A. M. He laid It w i» Chadderton led off llm Inuitfl Clyde Rtevem eame In l « re b> t d.in Dot)) Mail, which .port- (no redd Hit ^ aasfetan’n aaid he inning with a bare on ball, but plnee Thler nfthr. po.i.t m m I walk- ((fw| , n rr w(„ him apparently had not trained enough war out al reennd wlicn I’oeller the winning run acn,»a to end jonnn for h i. victory. in cyld water. the l.r. 11 game Other athlete* who ahandoned Irird lo racnftie him 1 V ...."„i.tn.T* ..m 1* wa* the third Channel r r t ...i Tonight the ('ilatil. v lll mret irig for the massive ala.foot K g. the iwim during the flr.t neven Willi I ’oclker on fliat liafenerk the ;;t Angii'tinr Saint, nt Muni yptim. Ij.»t year lie henne tho hour, were Kcluarcl Mmache #M». er nnglcd tendiriK liiln to rrcond rlj>al Hall I'arli with S'cveri. dwt third man to *wim the channel in ilelgian mutlc taarhrr. Emile Lake followed and w.rt cafe nn .in l ' ,1" n , *'r *'<l* * t«cdh dilection*. A* fir ranie out .S'oron, .11, Freneh real miner; Dr. (ie<irge H rrw »trr, Engllih error, loading the I, atea. Jack.on Sanford .1. - ■— fl - " f w" ,r r hr ‘*W ,,Vrr the Hi itc h Hroadi oiling f’orporn- pby.iclan making hi* I4lh I cor I I wat *afe at liril wlieri |(r<| I Hi i t’hnddertnn *• tluli network: "I feel very good.. recti attempt to aavim tha chan­ nel; Mr* Willy 1.1. filly Van Kl|ir1, Rll.el, .1.1, ready to n d l Mea J ^ l*m rod tlrret at nil I tbnrlitop Harrow bungled a per l!'’','1*' ' '' , 1 nf Holland; Edmund Vafder Of. *' | *wJm hack." . __ feci double play ball, trorrng ( ^ k e T l , ' " 0 I w 1 A mdhi i Egyptian, Mateeh H**- I »en, 57. Denmark; Ednaeif Rtoiw. poelle, ln .J Mifcisetkrr. J„ . U . m if 1 (1 fl “ *ah Hamad, alao •„ Army officer, me. 10, women*. hai»dre**er fioni The DcLand hurler then balked) E o r.y tn c I 1 rt I m m i epot to. | r|o i b. iliore, Itelgium, and Wanda fh»dt*May, aendlug l.afc to third nnd Jo il - o n j Murphy If I 1 2 Itehim toil the fo ld alnio.t from I 21. of l.ra il li 0 2 * the moment they Jumped in at lo aernnd tiiant catcher T*d Eor |. in,| TH The Egyptian leader*, and ayth followed with u triple, " it- .Singleton p 0 I I 'I tap *iri* N c r in the dnrkn*' i Ja.on X.ligano., 4ti. a fireak « r In* ! »k" and Jack amt. _ J Tbej'i p n 0 II II j Twrlve of the olatlrr* lu d m y ri.ai'ii who wa« a alroiig con­ The next riiaiil 1,'ittef, I arl Ste ven* p n n It R •' dropped out from raid and e*. tender In Ihe early hour* of the Murphy alngleif with the tuitnrc To ta U .12 (1 « x 26 II 11*11*10.11 l*oforr they rcnrhe.1 Ih r wim. are among the 21) pet win* half-way rnark among them the i.ho h»V*' completed the* lld«tel arid ah wept itrip to reentded hlitmy. " only Ami ciron com|*clitnr, David b‘, ci and' t lh 4 Frank, a 27-e*r-<dd N'ew Vork Hn *an A tub El Rehlm la.t ye.i H r. Allen It. tiecaii'e the third per per«on in hl*’ 1clothing do«tgner. s 2 D M il.rod If Rehlm, Hamad, I <■ Morvan and ton *u . n the channel fn noil' 1 I Sweden'* l.iiM* It. i111 Waile, 3tl irlle rf 4 |irec|hov .1 CM fought h*r th<* Ifiirl fltmnje Hit* llrne.eke rf ,1 The Dally Mall has offered n i ivutn Dunne c 4 • '-h i rach to Ihe flr*t man and .1 Itrruenlng 2h 1 *1 Half-way arm** Ihe inrlucnia H r«l woman reaching Er eland* U ni tow a. a 1 '■ J I!(•milt* routw from Ihe Frrnc h v bile chrlk ctlff*. I. t •rnaedcr p i Mll,. f*lt penon*. perron*. Ir Including a 118» ’ } [ coa,l lo Dover, nine <d Ihi 21 a t h -!) f*l» ,i V|llarii"a |i ' .1 k|e* who *tnitnl the wim h .d pound woman. »wam the Kugllal *7 10 lopped out, m id and c h iu .lc d . r fmnnel lo'lar, Tw o of Ihe men ,i:i To ta l. a (Inc* out when w inning rur. 1morig tlniM wa* the only A m rrl. I f’roke the old time record for cored. can, David Frank, 27-year old the ID mile rro«*lnK. I Z t'ic.' JS? ? Vork f i l y rlnthlng .le.lgoer The woman waa Eileen Eanlan. ""i „■ . T i l l '',. hi n m i .»w fight for the lead an Eogll.h .rh o n ltcrh e f. who M u r p h y , plcigtelnn. \ illan.ra, ,n K,,,,.|||n^ p,„*t|,..„ rbe .wim In HI hour*. 11 It if, -.1 ■ *• (Hr iKfliinintf wt?r** II ip m ii A M - mlnulra. It was h^r first rbnnn#*i V n ,' " ' o u l Fnf»yth. F - r «"t»,l*** n Rehlm. 12. and M an.h lla -. effort and It won her *2,Win from Allen. llanow. Allen, Allen, Hruen* llrtten .art Hamad, 13. I uii-llettil W ar! H*e t.nndon Allen, SU bit -- Harrow. t.ondon Daily Dally Mail, which ing. g Hafeneckci, c llefeiteelte.. McLevxl. Mct.eml. nn Svv„ , N)l bank ,|c,k, and **pc. - - ■pemanred■ “the event. roc Ike r. Ill* I'iiife, Dunne, l.efl Sanford 7, Ih U n d lb III! oft i 1 n H l Singleton :*, I.. Eernandr* 1, ki n llani-ev th 2 1 1 2 1 Hii|u)iait, Wick 2, llaker, foeper Hinglton 2, 1. Fernanda* S, \ ill" Milh III. 4 tl 1 ii i 2 , fiarrlg, Ramoa, llurker I. Mill incn l . T I r l a M l O J J-Vinaml- t f llf f if If 4 li n 1 0 rr. Tierney, Vogt, all— W kk, Ruc­ in n l-tl Inning Hif»nh*l«»n »n a Hendrix Syke* a. 4 ii o 7 2 ker 2, Hnbarta, SB— Mrflraw, link, linfi* | W lnnrr ,»e »» rf 4 M a* 1 0 rr, F o ,ter." S ll— firewater. UnjuVillam ra. I^ocr Tltel*. If - Wil Collin* Kteinrrke p I) n K I h»rt, Robert*. S — Vogt, Moabrr, 4 lia m r o n and Rfene. T k:<»7. Rtd |i 4 0 1 0 'I Mrtiraw, Harrla. DP fiarcla to Tcdat, 14 4 7 27 12 Miller, Miller to Rucker lo Ramo*. I.K E R H lH 'im -S A lN T H ah r h o a I.eft I'alatka 13. Oalnexyllle D. S T A l'f H ’H TIN E. A u g . 22 — SI. Augtullne 4 n n 1 2 IHI »ff Wick 2. Mcflraw 2. II.kt,V» Scwky Red Ihrew a fhree. McKee a* 4 0 0 l 0 er 4, Rrllt 4, Roherta, RO— by 1 tier for l/uihiirg here la«l Outfin If 2 P II 3 0 Wlrk I, MctJtaw |, Raker ft, P iitl nlglit to white-wadi St. A u g u -lln r Havl* if 3 ii 1 6 0 .1. Roberts I, H O - Wick !* In $ I I,, II. II waa the la<t meeting of S I,last* e 1 n 0 * *- | l-1 Inning.' 7 run*: Rxker in h the *ra on for the two Flotlda I'n ban 3b Jlldl k'h ■2 n II .1 a !M Inning* ft run*; Hi lit 5 In 3 St j It Ecagu* club*. 1 0 1 'i 0 I 1 Inning* 6 tuna. W in n er- McTatting advantage of nine I'locll I f It If n II 0 2 Oraw. Irfiaer— Britt. It— Anderxon ban on ball*, llm Saint* loa-l Neloin p 1 0 II 0 0 »rol Nolen no. T — 2:49. e.| the *ack» on three oecaMona x.Rlmonian 27 0 ;i 27 I I hut iaiv nothliig but lleil. Twice Total* double plajv killed St, Auguttine X-Plied out for Nelson In Plh. O RE AN IHI. D A Y T O N A fee,bill g IIPZ |0I 000— 4 tall'ea. 0 R E A N D 0 , Aug. 22 - t / P I Th e Parker, made g*"*d U»e St. Augustine 000 OttO 000— l) Orlando’x Hiutling Senatori mov of reven hit* off (Jane Nelatitl. K -H y k r « , Pic ban, McKee, D a . ed a big step elnaer to Ihe Florida A walk, bit bataman ami H if f J vl*. Rill t'liff, llendiix, Wlldar, State League pennant laxt night E< alrgle gav* tcrabiug tw o run. Red. 2R t ’otflnx. HR follin*. hy trourcTng eecnnd place place DayIn the third Wally W ilder drove Mill* Dl* Kamaev (unxaa|*ted); Iona Reach. 7-1 at Tinker Field In the third letaburg run wllh Mil!, to R a m ie }; Judy to McKee U d orr the levgue'* large*! paid a .ingle In the fourlll nod Puck to Pollard. I.* It 1.erelong H, St. attendance— 1,10(1 dellrtoualy hap­ f o ilin ', double wvt turned Into Augustine ||. Ill) off Itc l p, N t U py fan*. the final ecoro In the alxth. son I HO l.y It.d H, Nelson 4. ft wax Player* Appreciation I.eeahtitl ah r h o a HRP -Nelson (M llli): Red (N e l- Night and no on« could kava Wilder 2b 4 0 2 6 1 Xon|. tVP Nelson, t l - llellltiger undid n mote apnr >priatf lima atn| Tenroff. T 2:04. for this waa the biff one. Tha win put Orlando three full gamea ahead of the Islander, with II P I I , 1T K Idi-M F.N n A IN E S y il.I.E , Aug 22 -O P ) game* left tv to „lay. Palalka . Oaliusrilla _ E — Br.water I , MUIar 2. RBI — T m u M iii u ia ih u * ia rn w ii contributed a total of 119*2.16 which tha Senator* will spilt among lhamaatva*. An earlier announcement Rated a higher total hut tha mlatake waa cor. t * * ft », i'* sored hy the OrlaniFo Jayreea, (irealer Orlando Chamtwr of Commerca and Orlando Retail Merrhant* Ataoc'ntloo. ah r h o a Day Inn* a 0 It 2 fl L * g t . xa 6 0 9 1 0 R m lcm ef Tr# yl» lb 4 0 1 1 4 9 0 0 1 0 Krtipp rf 2 10 2 0 llipp If i 5 i i 5 Obeilin lh • o f ; i Watercutter e 1 it « 4 i llealey 2b * 0 I 0 i 1’itOla p »t 1 7 24 i t Tula)* O r land it Mirande an C»h<*n lh Po tle r r f Bumea If (isrone cf Krtnar oh Htynecker C Crittenden lb II rook I rx p It ruder n 7 10 T , tala ojo 000 000— 1 Dart n o- mo ift*—. .I. OrkxktM ■ _ L -------i -T n ^ i * w*f - B y A la n M over F. M. English, Jr. E x p e rt W a tc h Reasonable M u u iii* te a a-rkTr: At * f .r x n r n w 1. rn , im XJ *: •II ■ aw ; pa vtoha flMrh I* s •it € 7* I I m n U .1 . cjaln*.villa 71 tt n t I I H h anfoup *7 <1 sis IlH HI Augustin. t ! TT ( i h i I,*..burn 11 TT i ^i t« lalalka 1« tl its II M..al*a I m W cH . A ll W o rk I'rices f.u a ra n te e d Phone Count O ' orlanHo 7. I'.y lo n . |i*Srh I t.e..r.,i* r ai a i.‘*5 T; . “•"V ^ * I cl« inn ’ ■‘•'J* ‘•alnaa*lll* Wamea Toga T a la r c rlamto al raiatha l..»l,i> r« at I’.t^cnd HI Auau.rlna at Hanford •lain**,ill. ni Dartona llaach ^ 11:4fi i »: H L l>4. 7J 19 41} Tl II 41T Tl 14 ot •t M 194 In 4| 114 , |1n"«'*n, *,’n 44 71 19} hi r*„i> l> Tl Tl* in TT H i MtiladeipMa lle«vlt* l , . i o ( , t li*rtnlr t. Ht haul* t tOaly aam* o (iH * ie li ti*me* T « * .| li.ttOJI »i w V..ck WtiM* (I II v* ItetnoM* I I d III, * lc..l*M at WaiMnaion (al*M> — t'cltcr M l-,) v. r t-.i t.„ 7l li. Chicago *1 l*hll«.1*lphla (olghti , * " " lt V,,eV e-|..,|Bn^ Ht d • J w IMIIbh«*rgh C illL H IlE N F R E E ! Children I ruler 12 Vr*. Ad* m liitd li r e Wllh Parent* A n , lime Exrept Saturday A Sunday. V L*1 H O H IU A IX Tt: a v A T i n m IK , <***“ • T»OM a l. luVTaa Mb v i r i at •i1 Mural Mlaial *7 (i 1 Turn un Sfl It1 Jaiaya M14 TMflPh «4 •i1 M U Hi( m llH a.il f*l I'ulm ttfafh 1 t 1 att'UffMU •f pnMrabiirit <« «l St IS t 1 ft1 i si1 HMalla Veatevtfa, T*n*i** I. Ilav*n* 1 Miami I I. Miami l l u 'h ft.). liNity •» a*,luHil i --------- ^ ------- ------------------ ■ rn *77 XI* >*T |mITS 117 aau 1ST | American Chunee For DaviN Cup In Danger BROOK TIN E , Mas*. Aug. K Hludenli nf tennia form agreed that (he t'.K Davl, ('up Team's grip nn llia( International trophy wa, dangerouely looae to­ day a/ter analyrlng the National Doubles final match The eonreriau* wa* that Jack Bm m wbh and Frank Hedgman the backbone of A u d i alia', chal­ lenging force,, had a riinip*rallre Ixr e ««r lime defeating Oardna* Mullor and Rill Talhert, 7 S, i fl, 9-6,fl'l, yexterdav al I.ongwood At 9ft and 92 reapeellTelT. Mill loy and Talbert, praetlcallr c** tain to nlav Devi* ("up dmitdci ■ Fore«t HIIU. N Y , leie (hi* i*e-t have won the Notional Do*iH» four time* tinea 11*42. Rut II wa, ohvloil* they h*v* slowed down considerably dutipe tba pail year or »o. (’o n v i v ' Bromwich, who ahtred the nation■1 team title* with Auttialle* teammata* Billy Bldwelt end A>l rial, Unlit laxi vra r and In I69U ■aldom appeared In hatter form. Young Stdgman, holder nf f)t* nation', single* champion,Vp. I* verging on wnrid-wld* *»e*A«~ and I* e * -«-' ’ . ^ ,in**iam . a I,. *,«via Cup ilngia* rnmpetlilnn Por th# ninth atrafgtjt r*«r LouHe Hrough of Qeverlv HIIU IHI d’OrM Calif., and Mr*. Margaret Other! , t 0a Dupont nf Wilmington, igtfan, P*|. . rult a* Women'* Double* rhtmplon* T h tv ttounced th* nation'* tacopd rnnklag learn, C o rli Hart nf Mi­ ami .and Bhlrley F ry of Akton. O.. It-2. ft-2. T IJIM Y C L E V E L A N D . H e A P e P p o p n rs B I G G E S T W //\W N & 5 G A G O -V A H O T P E A'O. i s p o t o * r y e i 9 6 0 p rrc M /S O p v r a p e e A W EDNESDAY o p A f H * 0 44* A C M »< c r T & B fA T A * 0 * 1 M over* # < s ia r r, < y f iy 2 A t f A / r r 0*1 M e f i r c o r e a u v b c .o e r r 0 / a P trc tie r* / L fni4 I I I ' I ri» M'tvvr |5 (j v w w w w w w a a iw a a a i LEMON, fHI fn lf h ll^ : IlI R t .A IN M A1IN P K ? ,1’ir 1:00 To 6:00 P. M. > 4 1111% 4| IlffM’klj n («t ia t h e r Door* Open 12:1.1 I'.M. Daily 4V A „ R O rff loot* at It. .inti (ttlgM t - Jnho. 1*41Ir a |l •| vp I'lidmlrof* it (M il N’«* fork at f »il*aa*»“ llaarn il l* *1 tlaiti l I*» l«» at u i n i t n n s i l iniatiii KoIiPifp M i'll Vu |(<•ffmal.rrg*f f 11-141 llostoii at 81 I.ettil. ifilaMi litrk Road A it (o n d lllm i *»n it Ji •• Kinder l i t III Ti* T • II O II 2IH C lu b ^ B e ti WILL b m TMe 6 r n C l € ''* £ * M o M u P ie R T O tV 'V 2 o -& * M <y*e - r e p . *Vvf*tCtV, A T £ C /> & r 3 cliimp*M I S . , i e* lloopcc I I I - . i I I . 4111 »: I PBBl H t 9h V""Ik1I«m9!«k) t»t*1* TO IS lul fironidr n 41 47 H I HI let'll* 41 11 SO Ilftiufnn 4'» II lit N#n V*»rk ST 11 Ml i 'till nV11 lo 49 MI f Im Innuli IT 41 lit ritt •tun* h •9 79 Mm h IIi |pg|»N si I tiltii*J#||*I.|4 « ,\#va York V Hi I*#»fill ir, ftunton 1 Hf -iklro I, I'llfwftor« ti f lOnlr iNtnii •<hedoU.I i ( i H H r.aalur 1 3 7 8 -J B L A Z IN G SIX-GUNS ANNOUNCED T H E ... a* a,»» (,•*»« ir***"> Tallahassee Beats Montgomery Falls Thomasville With From Leadership Tim Talas* Shutout Of Suuthea,stern Hy A S S O C IA T E D P llp t S naaeball fan* In Talfahaaaee called Iasi night “Tala* N ight" and Tim Tain* did his part lo make it perfect. Ta ll Timothy, one of Ihe Pitts­ burgh Pilate* prlr* . nrtnhoy*, pitched Ihe first game of a dnnble headrr again*! Thm naivillr and *h«>we<1 hi* appreciation for hla honor alght with a threa-hlt, 0-0 shutout. It wa* hla 20th efetory of the season. A ll Tnllahaaxrr run* were aror •rl in the third. During the inning Pelo Prleraon homered ond doubl­ ed. Rookie renter fielder Paul Kmith of Ihe I'lra'e* had a 21game hitting streak hioken by Chrl* Rarrelt. Thomasville earn# hark lo win Ihe ,econd game wllh Ace Adam* ,dir Ring seven-hit ball for a 7*3 declaim,. Paul Knillh hi! an intide the park homer for Ihe P i­ rate*. Moultrie'* Cut , loop* Valdosta 7-1 behind the six hit hurling of RIB C.*tr*< C hirk Coles’ homer M i tu»h r f 'ha »e**nn, spoiled Hntnet's •hnl'-itl hid Three dod­ ger burler* were t*ggel fny 14 t*|i* with HH| TH* i«ht>e absorbing tb« In**. J*m Tiew, WIndell Devi* and John M*,k!*nd e«ch collect­ ed three hit* for the victor*. Rookie BRl Wallace pitched the Cord*-!* A*! leth* to a 12*1 victory over the Amerlcu* Philliea at Cnrdal*. I|e *tiu-k out seven, walked only one batter and mi*« *d * ihu' • I* *n,o of a fifthI..I — By A S S O C IA T E D PRESS Ftjur days ago the Mor.tguiueiy Rebel* led the Bnuthenitem Teague Now they're battling to stay in the ft**t division. Montgomery dropped the start­ er and flnixned off the double, iicadtr against the Jackson Sena­ tor* lard night with two weak rxantplei of Class D baseball The wore* were 2-0 and 10*1. lit the seenfid game lie- Relicts made five error*. After Hunky Bmwn blanki-,1 the Rebel* nn three hita In the upener, Elmer Toth posted his 1.1th victory In the nightcap on the strength of two big Innings. Esrl Has* dmve In both Jack•->« (nn* in tha lirat game a* HfdY.tr shade-1 Walt Smith. The Sxnatois won th* *nrond irilh (uur runs In t)>« sixth and three more In the seventh Ray 01a*er w»* charged with tha loss. Yom Davis and ilud Pennell — I'lu*— diove in twu run* each In th* Cartoon— “ Wlxa Owl" windup. The lop ranking Pentarnli Novelty— “ lo You Waftt Filer* whipped Salma 13-2 with T * He* Bhh 4frs4ek" And}’ E H ., again tha winner. Thrfe Hoverleaf t'rrera and Paramnanl Nawa Flka* fit'# <UUti ulti hlag gar* ^ < u w u w uw vw vw vvv*c^* I’rnaaiuk, ixicm ry N ». 77^ , CLEARANCE iir f'r.,.1.1. A la x lfo y lc for 1? bit* nnd -outli­ ed theae effe-tlvelr with fire Imiee on ‘ i -c * t " fVngVr cracked out three hits to px-* the winner*. Albany h*ti»r*d Wavrrote twice faking the opee»r 7-6 nod the ar nightcap 10-6 Jiil'an Joyner, Car dlwil.acM. gel up hit IMh 4ln tha year ja the opener with t assistance of Roy Pound* rl a seven-run Albany first liuiii ft|p F.yaa's r pce rtin )mpi"r " lift big blow. Floyd Wooldrtdi ltd* pltebml a six-hitter for the ear In the nlghtrap and waa axtlsttd l,y Tex Seymour'* homer Wool, I’llu lt, Eogun. K ill— llarone, Er- di Idee hi* a pair of double* and a mer 3. Crittenden, llenley. Poll2R— Travis. S it— Crltteder. xlngle, driving In threw run*. j, porter, fl ruder, HP— fjarone la Stroeckar' Miranda, riner *nd Cohen; Waleicuttcr, Lagan ami Q h v lin ; Crltlenian, ^ ^ V i i d u - . - Le ft- Dayton* Iw'ir 1 i Dr. Henry lHrl.aulif> O p lo m a lria t 119 Magnolia A m Fkena 21- •,-/0P0,4l..'«!sP cio.'l ■ R it)[ IH TN I A IR ! Doubt* Featur*—Rarfgin Program USED TRUCKS Big Discounts 1 *sA A ei , FOIL CASH TERMS IFNECESSARY Writeu R e p a ir Orlando TODAY & WEDNESDAY CARS TODAY I A U G . 22. 1950 �tr TU ES D A Y A L C . 22, 1950 - Mobile Bears And •i . « At l ant a Crackers Employ-----------Fisticuffs Th» two hav# hud th t i r difference* *nd that proceeded to hav* «W1)» Columbus Creeps „llr .UBPr, fir.. Forward In South duitnuU. 15 Pp otrolm rn poured Atlantic League f'Hth. t h r fight raged. I l n d l o r k * B l A S S O C IA T E D )•»»•«« | « n r locked, then broken. player Mnllid and wallowed Tti» Mobile th a r * m ■ ,'„'l And in the mld»t -if It »l| Man vD lo a p la ye ,, wjtlr in ,i * , of a chance t. *,4d l n th ' *' * ' * ’* lj » l • ! .Atlanta, an A ttr e la tlo n p l a v ff n ■ .1 ■ ° , l r r •** -Hiooklynlte, and .Man fled with Allan!™ f,„ , (l. fj.j* * * " ' •*•»* Chorvlnku, m anager r f cham pionship o f Dlalr * Brooklyn F arm hand H-ar The flghtoff mav Cuttle h* ‘ When peace ta m e , Pllt lirr Met Tome l)e l.eon Park, tl . i«*n P tl ra n o *>at •!» Mr night At ?* - tV«rfc««. ............ nilntitr l»ntn hatter* down In w in 7 il. After the the fra frrivn* Wyatt *ai * B*enk|,j'n |*itt|e*,K' [iror1l'’lri*1*'"1 After y .. W v .lt Mi Kricano had *•. - n giving Crncke* A rtond .if H.I65 fan* wa* , , pitcher Don I id lie r terrlfe rid doubleheadet a | rig \ \ > a t t when hr mapped n»nl 11' ^ * rrt.iark at Itiiano. Ki*enmant' S l.li. •'■*11, . » it™, kit ntt nrnrkl)nite II tKl. r , , . . v .lBrtln HU flt.i tame lie » n T*1 / •1'■-■ « approa h t-> M li> lanla, 4-2. ” ,I* ■ hattli' royal wa' Biitnineherii' r ’ . douUebeodei victory over W " " • '"". I n tle a n .tr, Itlrmlnyham The Mat C?Kke|Pa r f l: P " * h Th ' ,,n» " " " * “ h batting luck and CoSeh^ tt-hhl w ‘" ‘I. t’*l , h | nit pto n ilv . M.ar ran, old Pralaer , . .1 1 ' " " ,I w h ip p y ttic Pel. tM fa, the opeo.1 1. 1 |(n . " 1' arh 1 with a fire hitter and vnnn. a n 1 t h lh a t t lr X ld , ; ..... bile jpll^het Chuck l. r, ,,mamr p it with , k, , r „t h „ enmi. r r r r e » \ 'r n t > n n c n t i n i . - - and get more tru6k"for the money! pitcher Jacksonville could I ** h t h r f i r . t name and Ed ll;a t« 1 threw * u in t n r nitre-inning h ls i! 11 o tillp .r 4 f t -.ie H n «l ■••p. Ilrntic.nk fanned l i . •• »<•• and rutcpc*lcd a hitting Jack llar«hm nn nf aa< k mcnd.ltoni" aonrille, lanntsl fnur Inure. I "Hr III ivr m verlictinn" he mvdc T h lee rt m i c h t tam er h a n r* I" the rile d il would have on |,ren wiin hjr the tjreenville S*|* < r u n but nmie « a * eo rt ia n K f a> thr icmeral put die-, l ake t tkoivhola e and St. John™ * * ' "" I iduntt'ia. The .p in n o t e ji<rt 01 ■> I* VCI rnimiii'ir-Aal fi'lirrim ir have n l,attliny w il It | hi* linn'** five h it., made two trad had crtoibut at ill defeated the .'cvrn-bit, umtitifi for vr.n * m r» I h r ftghl t*» fit! >.tfll/l m1*il f I a|| f H*III t he I WI* [H’rfivt fiebl|iii: red, J*a’ M l'" iNitfii-n of u n in , mrier uar the uiniiel, I hr» (*Minifil tt»n Kntttirif *!•*♦ The ailvantirKe .rller Ihree-t 1 fri.t inning witheir’il away b" tl*i|* ah«l I heir m ir u ;i« uphr-1*1 !*> I hi* aSiifirriiii' 1'i'uif K iiU f iiti for Auyu-tii .• Chatlr I on patW away with I» htl * I ho final rt" 1 th r |»n vt v*mi * ilutin*; I he *ui w ar I I 1 loi 1Tint Irrtitn and u |h h i ' it ! riHlHig f<«i 10 I linr pile limy jnlr I,) I 1 mile \ i“ fi*h Ini' It - ii |«rifiiltttiL Hr*|i|lfl* i»» 11m itir ittltt) I h n t tin after he recovered front hi Itlvirk h*«* ■'fill !*»• it1 ' H fir.t itiniua jillcr*. iiiiii ft ah »ti'li il- Milr ittt*I In king from 3 Ion modtli dawn ta Vk ton plck'Upt there', a Stridehake, true V fu.t r i*ht frt htm dm lt i f h .u 'in c ncedi Chcac* of two | r r .t Studebaker puck en|tne» foe tu |»rh , uiwcoit perfnrm.rvce A^plue^of extra-value features! 4 F IR S T T R U C K S W ITH 00/tATieotrm/K AealtaM* h H W . and H laa . M r k at a . m m l StndrhaVrr't autcanalre twee rti is e ir.namiMtnn incrr.re.f.. m llc .a f— roctucc* rn|me wear. (« tiNilHHrd 1‘tPip m i r (!■#* ailnarancr*. f,o •leiH'iulrnta of rn , „ tr)1 , hc W m n l S r t t k t Af „ afmiUt lull mhnficn! « tej* mi the Il*,k1 mile t»f the (*a|iitote It wwj* »"i nii11mill's N|t|irfiv,il !•> tl»t* Atm" Her vice * t'mnmittcs*. rhniin»»" \'inion tl* tla! lit hoped * llmiip net ion this* week. L«-£t*hition I** give the Pf** ill"ti t rt *1m *in Ie | hiw r i ■'*»»»'•»f11ml Hut ion u ,« mMisting hetween Hmise n ?i*t the Henot* 11**1Vi rhati h#f« pR-tMl rniif roU I'**' with shn*|i ilifftieritT' that " have tn l*e MiljiiiKteit is ci»nfeien» ■* The Hmifte pasirsl legisUti"* \si*s along the tin* - " f what Fir limit Tinm an ha*! askril for; t •• ftanatc* la»t night made man proa i am k f m r appMuing tlw nieatiiM The primipal ehain:* I f qiiHes! il*al If '*oge ami pf * eontro! < g" •n, the\ g*» on eve* thing nt nitre* tn tn e i tliatt j u %* where ti*« Freatilent think * thitu are getting nut nf luinil Kev AilnnniiftInl i«»n lavvniak* ennres!e«l that the Senate N lik* 1• In jiiist is inoie tiingsnt *el HOI FRENCH AVK. STUDEBAKER TRUfftfC lV H lU N B g U ’l Tile weaJlh of |f* f -l'•**•>•. e«e** tlie (odderi Horn at Ptanhul, T or Hr •*“*! t 1 htmm iiri'l w»»n kev* it- name, a*v* the National tfaini* O th rm ild !•«' fukefi f Vuni Heographii So* let v. thr Ht J oil I Klvrr Viet ween \ “ In ftTi11 Viljtck | m *i i l l , Idlke It W lo w 11! tV tU tllM SiO lt W ill % *af *- ti l el her to •land l*v its *I*’ 1 •■!#**’ to p* 1 in if t 0 1 1 *hi 1 hunt iiiy ‘hroiigto*-it tlie <tsl) neat - ommoi Rtpi* *'MUIim «f | h»Mv.ruruV Inf-- from tin leiitird mii«! 11**1 tli * * i*mi Plot i ll* » m 1'iitl and fifth w t 'ills ft* dl t i n t s pi* \ eater *hi \ (**» n r el lit n to tl** *dd \%‘ * f 'in - I Mf l, d i r lidk Ml*-'t eefflfha*' f*-* a I a » e ,i •.» huol tH* •• ti t't r sod o o T t '# i * i » ft i1ji in a In tntS A ith 12 It W fill »1 h wA t»v f»im>.*ri it . * *nrt iat **i* •age to Hongte** hoi \ng, B, rtor. M* '| |' few o■ N o T t D F OR L O W C O S T b P E R A T I O N Ai l MI..N I - ih m n .to lra rhiblrcn. KM Elm. For Rh TO . I r i r r ^ a . b F H R M S IIK II 2 riMim coitauc with both. Call te8.M . Hi n iH . pp#7 •• all Want l«> p*ill.k*« la T V , Racaltr t *■’ 1 llm* 10, H r lla. I u m H , . • l l m . IfW n r ||„ (aaarRM • rtaiM a, a#, lla, I . H l t l r . M I I . m O »•» lla, I m w O m i « , i n i h . r>i T .a t lr c w tra a i r i t , . . H r I . Ik* Ho*. Oaabl, rata far fclaHi ‘ m n h > PHONE 118 Waar Ada will a# ae*w*«*4 at at ti# tii*pho*» « « m #«b* mia#HH-r p'l*Bff# If f.ac r u m la ll.t»4 la I t . M l r , t > „ » . . * la rtuta f .r ik ). H4a .k , • a t c .ll,,, I , r r . t r M •• r . r a r.m a ilt, la moat tar a . la r . t f r r la , baa a . , tibia ■at.Ira, all Waal 1 1 1 maal ba la aar .trim mm lb . Oar bafara OabWrallaa. *Ih ■■•Hr a , ImmaOlalatr h If aa a rtar ■ c a r , la i n , art. W , „■■■• ba tM aaaalbla 4a , mar* ibaa aa* lararraat l a , , , . THE SANFORD HERALD I— F tlK RENT mmi i« f t Electric kitchen. 1 S-Koomi with privata hath and Kloetrlc kitchen. Apply 212 W. ♦th S t m t or Nick Pkt, Start , 410 Sonfo H A f t . ______________ i A C R ES farm lam from Oct. 1 notil July. Phono 142-J or Vimk Stile. l 12 anil I on ttnt’l I omplctaly I’ li i'c .New f . ’ OdO i* v iM i am i. i *i s i . r iio N E h o i o l to ir * tm a /tf SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. M r C r n r l i 'i i llil O ut Hit Ii S t I ’ll. I «*-f*1 'hi penioeratle CofigreMiof *1 Askeil what was 'I i T m nan action, he sal«i the Pi* *i i i yarded the qur«tion a« one Al.l, P O R C E U N hcrn-cn-' ranyc. • tR I.A N D tt Morning Hentlnrl MrJ o<hI^condition, raatonahla, call Undo Evening S ta r . Call H.lph «av IIA5-J. f D r N E C K P IE C E , m tl |gso. will tall for 1125 bacanta naad mon- D tag line, bulli)«rvr. rtuinp Iruek, murk, fill d irt, »he|| and -lay t y . Call 1M4 - J . _________ ■ by load or Joh. C ontact II R r,in'rata tawar prpa. err ata trap*, t tinted, an d a ia o c ia la ,. In * E taptlc tank*, ttapplny tln n c . Haw York A v a , D el.and. I'h Iranchra, flower pota. hlockr. 450 or 285-W window illlt, lintel, and conR E F \ I P— M l'D F ’tNIZF. n rt- «an ,t n oatat. jCTfl# i ’ " "floor. " " i . rT cr a ic . home. Only 10-'. d o u n n<"> ra 5 .IR V H .E C C N C h E T E p i p e C'O. qulrad FH A Plan. In-talh nt 3W Elm Ava. Phone IM S Loan Itap't., Rreirn 31", | ’l nr SW AP SHOP 405 rl. 4th HI. 2H'I S an fo rd A tlantic N aiim al Wa Buy, Kail nr Trail* motl Hank Mcmtirr K |t|C . srythins. Phanc 13SJ. V E N E T IA N B U N D S mad. to Wa l.ith lo-e wtrrn you don't bring order, Krrmmdo' VPnrtU r. Illlnd your p r e r . r lp l lo n . to LANKY'S Co. 52ii W. 3rd Kt. Phone Phone in.1 I I M W. r i f i k E K BED R O O M h o w . two Rabat* Redd Jog Ca. tcrrcnol porch,.. Chry.tol Ijikc. A LL T YPES of Bulldnter Work. Pbm.e t£3f I for children. Fruit Lraoa in 1 U P * la**4U A v a . B N K*fiI. AvoUohla Sapl. 1. Coll O N E Electric _ # . Oroaay, Car Radio. 14T-M . A . L . Skinner. Phaat ------y 14/ « £ ’t . ...i.' . ____*. . M i:i i o n ek fa r W A N TE H s l.irrllne* of hnara*. f: r= t r, ;r.d H \ t \KI> RKAI.TV f O. 200 N. Park I'hona *04 W ANT TO llt ’V I* ••Iraahla twro Iwdroom home. M j^t ha 21 cheap for *pol ruth Write Jm i 4 _ A K T I L 'L K M W A N T K I I — 6 i h A T A N D N IG H T Grill - i hirur. n day. Serving good t *1 8W c n Herald fm Interview homein aria pie*, ond in t,| I a n WE miY. MEM, A T R A D E u*a.| A rllrlm For S«lc —ft furniture. Wllann-Maler Furnl- I.A W NM OW EItS S h a rp e n r .1. tiltur* C y 211 E, I at Pbogg t i l . eyrie* tcpallerl, lork • and key work. P ro m p t »rrv'ce. II W. IL 'T F I K I F E E D S ; r..mplct* line ON'E S M A L L Show r'a.e Inijuiir Shuman 3 |o E 4th Sr. at T . I. No. PI07. H u n t’. Tuxeil.i Feed S'ora N EW F LO O R S aurtaeod In per­ E K IIK I.M A N S Red «,»• Feed. 7— I'e tN -la lv n to d i-N u p o tltw fection! Old floor* made I We Tourhton * Wat.on, 1201 Celery new. FlnUhlng, cleaning A » a i | Ava Ph,irta IIR5-.I C H IL D R E N w ad |ota. Beautiful Ing. Portable power plant. 32 F A R M A 1.1. A T ractor, A tta c h ­ toy ^pupplat, chaa,r. I 55W-J af yaari «ap*rlanaa ir» Hammol* m e n t., rearm .able Call Mr. County. H . M. Glaaann, lake Stegall, tie |.a ml I 2 3 0 J. N23 W. M a r y . ________________ *— H K LP W A N T L II — S May 81. Top Flight P a in t____ t i l l Onl. E X P E R IE N C E D i i — l o s t 4b / o u n h — 14 help. A p p l y Navy - T " Shirt* I .45 Ka. U w y ’a D rug sto re .________ _ Tarpaulin*. A ll Kira. I I 1.1, TIM E malt] noil t ook, lie S TO LE N FROM my home nn J i m Don't Huy T ill You T rv fereneea. F re e ran t on pramiar*. .Summerlin Avr. One 3- n l i A R M Y -N A V Y H U R P E U i lie Smith anil Wa«».,n « ! • S anford At*. I’h. 1111 Phone I M R. w ant. P h o n r 314-J of IJH’j U*ad Work Pant* IWtc pr. W A N T E D 2 m ln rad woman for Too Flight Paint 3,25gal kitchen work. Apply Pig n * 1ft— A L l U M O H I L K S — ift WhUtlr. A ll r i l f i Taota A Tarpaulin* White man, 21-35 for counter IU47 tlE S O T O club coupe, good Ibm’l Buy til you tty work and o rd er man. Apply A R M Y -N A V Y S I'R P L U S buy, 8u7 Magnolia Avc 510 Sanford Ava. Ph. 1331 Pig n ' WhUtlr. flU Y IN G A C A R T Before finanS IN G E R M A C H IN E S , new and dag wo t « aave money. Inu*«d. Term*. 321 E. I* t B t Ph. I DapT.. Room BIT, 1514. N a U » .lf c ,A S i K r F M C ^ H O L L Y W O O D RED 1540 C H E V R O L E T -F Im t raanra'. flO -itO " Complete with headboard. AhU offer. >09 W. 6th St. after Rag. 3135.50, one only. $115.50 A P.M. Kffio site ' w ,»'»*'* d 4 l* t rt C > w P U R N IS H E D AIM S. FOR R E N T I 2-Room, with tnlvata both and O N E or two hadronrii. with kit. ahan prlvilagaa. nip Maynolia, I’li<r>. ill) t___ f j j i J *f ■■■ 4— K c n l E a t d l r VVnnttMl— I * end I V Aw W R EAK A A r A T t f K N TB , ond Store*. IIS W. P in t Strooi Phono 490-W. 3 ROli.M f u r n l . l m t »r p a rtly TrienUharl a|>artm rn t. Ailultt, 23rwi M( llonvlllr. i*r> >rt, . Ir • Seminole County Motors Ml 1 *le t iii b i R r m i p | ii'MHwf■♦!(. ixt.41 !tri HERALD Want Ad« s* Now S1295 for Crngvesa. Use 111* * If • lilt *.-11 11 • Ilo d g e Until. Ii*hr l.ia t evp reasion Mi. T n it n a n aikftl f *i ( A ) •• f 1 "TI* till ***it |l l lO»1l|rt fit I at.ll gist rnlh*n of foieign 11 .ilnrtl * I fourth sit • Ij ill , t-nt wh i t Hu-re w **i 1 ■*•-e1111 d 11*f 11v *11 ei ei vda \ pim iare agent* atvl *a1iotfiif hunting 4H » broader author tty t» p m t e A few Imhia g*reled th e rntll* military bases am! ih*fen»c i t n t s 1 latlofis ami ft** eloser snt*ersislaa inlMiiott s deePmn •« Bi()utrn last of aliens. I In tine S p eaker V!a|tlillin I P* T e a t suggestei! th a t f,« »n:rrl • honhl a d io u in taki •« »* e«» until Mime (Infinite d a le •*>n Ag it ro n ip lrte s action m f uep* grney lrg*slatii»n. I I n. to ld rvpoi i n • at *1" • • • t#t fee Krciinilil Intl.il »f '*"'*!» or** ti'S d*- e- IfidWi* i»i Hi* i **'f *1i 1h*> *»*»’ fir \m * - ttrtff • ■ 'Ft H o a r * • * ' i • ■t f F * A■ * f»r* t Vll*np« i t* Ifi* ii ml ||i •f <f«( j t a m H f r , 1* Al t. • t h * « l h ♦'Nf *' f H # p la pail rtf | » ! tl *yf 1* H i l . a Is* 'ln» v a *t. TRUCKS Modern Way I’o Cnnlrol Roaches! ...................... c * . ■» haul w ittr, pound ttcla ami w i i «• fish l i a r nlllmitt h u llin g p|H*iting. Mttlheird ft % t h o Hm or ants* He outltni i( ip«vifn* rreoninten lohnstntt’* \ 0 l l t l p II. sanlled 11 nn<«p«fi t a I ion a fid bliitiiMi" f**r th hi lit ii-h hi the kill hen kills marketing »»f t h* fl*h, i»u Imling t oar he**, *n(», a ml w-atrfhiigi milch! •! 1 • lit •' * IVliaPa man I In m lsrlrsi c«at tt.miiti ndinl th at th* 1***M 1 ‘ U1* ,n .. | H r f f e r l l t r f«»e month**, and t.iture | h’ iv*? *d It* let v nti •• arise |^|||^ o ,r , | m o Ihit wander in tai. it! all fresh w ater fish **»*hi Mn(| M . tkm r t it Pm irn tif(* «*»in»»i'»•■i *■i a 11y. e (till i **I ua e Jo h n - f itliV N P Ir In* lengthi report Pronin* H O A P III iii| his tw o-lia r - 011*1 imli*«t*si pfirm are* s n r, s*lei p»nl. I I .M ; »h*' ahqvtd'tmr "f fo’ik iv *t*t quart. IJT**, aiallahlt it ft-!*• %*• ir th* St J.'hoa nod I »k* Kntltnill.ll \ AntllTHtltl t it r* r It 1»Isi*r 1' «(e|»t 11ill*n t n p**It t 1* '‘natural** miiM*father thnn **ttfw»ii interfnrnre Vty man L e g .-il N o t i c e Itowetrv, he ".11*1 t could not Im d*‘t 1 1 ill lilt'd whether I’oftmiiV * iWl m i i h 1 o r % r r r I* i i i o i 1 o n 1 11 hi 1 n 11-tiing op* luttoiM t> 11 v i* had |Sr« IIM I** l.««* -f II*111 ii*!oi 11 ikiri*' f 11*o*I «*i del'll in**nt-i 1 1 \*1 *Tlt I is l |t l * It! illVpsr Thai o l h . r IV II aII »nd |T»il.» n 1 ffret upon the fislnng poputii llall hl« **If# II . tl* '*• Ml * 1 11m n \ ? — & e p e n d a b fe F i A Idea fluting President T m c •»!*• regular weekly confer>»»• 1.170 JL' night without taking tut# on A* r uf nn| il cf «Urd« i # Via i * i the Issue. %r | f ttf fan „*i # Jilin 1 a I* t i l l The d i l a t e betam e hot al s e r f l>* * i rt |t 11 w»4 ■' t 1 # i t | v # f i \ W », . T " H *» lal points du n n g th« -even Iojui • h l| * r* »w*i #> l l m i f ** » not heatin g iv* mend * r of the c o m ­ N n flirt It* wlkt |t el vi r mission swapped w o tjs with rut*in > l n r i l l I lf ir a Ml ' . . ,i « roi*rt •* in Hi** «***>t n ! i her *’f the h e 11 if tire m ho ap I* 14» l 4» i f IJ* >if I-* I'ri lf **| f p e a tr d to protest the e v e r y d a y 1 (If Hlv # *! f| II * * f brief Ml • 1 * • •rtllfi# minting rule In* I.Ttt II e |*f i*|»rtf * | d. . . t ' > ' r i.V S tate Senator Mm Vyi*f« of • lit H * f f ! | f > * i e M il l i r Trenton and Itrp h tirtner of (*ioss 4Tity told the ( omtniselun ihet wo IBhi 'tippoii i c*»n*t it nl (fin­ al anu1iidimerit to nlHdith the ga m e fig* n ri if eveiydai hunting r*er milted, hut div laitue*! any mien thin of th reatening s « Cecil M \\ *hh, « «unrius«inu r ha 11 n ia n, r nin t »ien t «*»| (hi- «a me vote of the people that ran rllm jn m alt* the agi m % eari ,ihn unseat mem her« of the lrgt»lrttuie r»l f**r Pehatr |iM*t<aVit>r will h*l‘ **f pi olnhit nig hunt mg on Mon rally nett week. Ui *. T u?sdni un-l I n lays. The II oum * I ’n \mriiean Arti* lin y ilHltmil tin eyi-tvilm hunt ties (Vimnttler nieanw hih* Inum * - 1-ib w i l l i l n i i f i g i * Hi* y m i l S t i p p i 1 n t ii clr!%e fn h t ing Up fo r ilH**’• |letegrit«*s finiit *hili. in the r H im week a hill impn'itif ng lioithilinl t'h ii(da IIIli*| dlrti irt euihs on f'omniuni»t« wt»«l siibvei “ tin ti alw*»%w hud *,\*-iyd*iv hunt bivr* It ne«*Is clearance hy th* fig ’inti! hi-I * ii oil l*Aek«d UP ltulr« t'ummlliM' t h r ivrfiMfii lofii ill i t * J arts it d o | It foei, wrpithl g«i a lnl furl h 1 ' ie*i *•»- alt * H ' h e ilittril dav than the* i n « h t *tts It*a* *t 1 'Hi t.... . f l*» 1a t i' t It 1 %* ,ir flifit Vie had nih ODIUM MOTOR CO. PACE 1 i iiifci i ju 1+y tie* • I*** | >1 '' h i h i t n l . ('t m u r i 's s r ii11*^ on h««m* fm nt f'nmmiifil than Freahlenl T in m a n has a * SHi i I'aii ;•••• .......... .................. .. .............. ' 8 a»annah ran over Jack.Iinvlllc in lertl, end. of . draibl, hcmlcr 4-1 #n«t 0-1 Th»’ Imlifint iVhln‘1 make nn erro r in r i t h e r gntnr Finfik llitlfl ti i-iuri llui'vt th ree v r n n r t r t n n rp a (iainc ( uminisHion ll> ASSOCIA TED P R ES S The fir*! dlvi.lnn nf"thi"~Sriith Atlantic I cattiie continue, to conrtrlrl with the fourth place t“o|oi« l«t« r . H i n a l . Inctearliijf their peirrnla.ro mid cuttliiu away thr "catrirr itehlnd” difference hctwren therniielve* and fir*t place. Cnlumloa in “ itanio. Iiehind " hut Ink behind thr |{cd. bv •KU petrenliiKc point. Colunnilnis H a il' Savannah by only three came* nlnl leatr'ie trading Mar on by five and a half. t'oluml.ur dir hie,I a thniMrhc.d ct with Ma* on YO.trrdal Ior ini; th r firrt i;arni *.* H but talntiiny thr1 eriotui 1 3 . Vlacun'e new Iclrefei. Get a Studebaker Big v liib illly cob with haod room, hip room , lag room tor throo . . . Fully oncloiod iaf*iy » t * p i . . . "lllM h * -h o o d " • cconlblllty to onslno, Igniticn. Im irvm ant panal wiring -*■.. A d |u «to -A lr io « t cu ihlon . . . Tw o looM ontrotlod floor van llla to n . . , Tw o bulltdn w in d o w w ln g i , . . Dual w in d •hlold wlpot* . . . T w o arm ro ili find *un v i t o r i . . . Cob light w ith hand and automoli* door v w l l c h t i . . . Tight, gtlpplng rotary door latchor . fair.* .tranp K -ir .m b ir front frama rainforcam ant, . . P i'o -.d , e n»y itdlng iprlngy Shock-proof n o i l link "aari ^ with warlnhla-ralio ax fra lovarago for oaiior turn n u u n tit and parking. p i "W'wE:. „',K aeiWMartaa. Good caodlUrm. .Hot* at BOV rack A r r o w . J �THE HANFORD IIBUALB. SANFOWD FLORIDA Expert Arrested iCMtieeee grass ewe* o m i been recovered by FIJI agents at Simons' home where it was found in a glass vial buried under In* house. Simons was once stationed at Loi Alamos while he was la the Arm y, from August, l M f „ to Match, told, Following bin disrhiiigt- from the Arm y, he was employed ns a civilian by Cali­ fornia University in the metal production division at Los Alamo' t>etv><*>n kfsich and July, I94tf Hoover quulrd Simons at say­ ing, after ihe plutonium waa in’ 1b,n't Hr A 'Jbiuhlinx I hum**' After rending Mrs, A dele’s won­ derful expwrivneo with H A D A C (lt. huw can you doubt that (Ids gteni new nutritional for­ mula will help y„u if your sysfe-in larks Vitamins lit, Ii2, Iron, and Niariii? What IIA O A C U t. did for Mrs. Adrle, it inn do for you If you're suffering fiendish lurtur* and agony from neuritis aches and pain*, nervous disorders, insom­ nia, 'tomnrh distress and a gen­ eral run-down wrnkenni condi­ tion due to such deficiencies. So what are you waiting for? Don’t you see that H A D A C O I, is the kind of product you need— the kind you should buy and the kind you should start taking im­ mediately! Sold tin A Slrirt Money-Back fiuarantrr IIA D A C O I, even helps build up the hemoglobin of reel blood tells (when Iron is needed | to course through your body, cartying these great health-build­ ing elements to every budr or­ gan— to the liver, lungs, heart, kidney* oven to the nails, hair uud eyes. No wonder IIA D A C O L helps you feel wonderful. lie fair to yourselfl (live your­ self a break If you have such deficiencies! Why continue le drag yourself a.-ound— a hurdeo to yourself and your family— when relief may Ire aa close at hand as your nearest drugstore? This great H A D A C O I, la insapensive, ton— coala only a small amount a day. Tria l slsa, only 11.25 I,urge family or hospital sire. 11.5(1. r I »*%*•„ I h r l e-IIIn*ir I » r p « r « 0 « * Korean War covered, that he airaply wanted it "as a M uvu tir." flic Justice Department »ahl M *allaa*4 reea Kse# Oh ) arrangements had been made for the Soviet Siberian borber. a prompt arrangement of Simons Ihe Reds l.ad shoved W,Q00 before a U. 8. commissioner in Denver on the charge of illegal men - nine divnront— acaintl lie possession of flstionablr matriial Allied defense line. in violation of the 1940 Atomic Fur Ihe third itiaighl night the Energy Act. Nutlli Koieaiii tried to path *leW A S IN U T C rn T M ig . I K - n F i - uirrtls ul line* divisiooi down the A candy maker told Senal,) same road to Taegu. Crime investigators today that Ameririm tanks and men slop­ partners he took on during the war in an effort to get sugar ped them 12 miles mirth of the turned out to be "hoodlums' and city. A P correspondent !hm Whitehe lost a business worth close to heud with the American* north The witnesa, David Luhben uf of Taegu said Infiltrating Bad Hillsdale, N. J., testified te- sniper and marhinepun fire pin was told that the real boas uf n»d down troops and correspond the paitners was Frank Costellu, ents along the mountain road. The two hour tank battle, p il­ the New Yorker whu has ben. big American Pershingreferred to in the Semite hear­ ling ings aa a ona-time ' slot-machine again-i liu* iao made T 14s, b lu ­ king and big-time gambler. ed in Tuesday's early morning Lubben'a testimony before the darkness. Senate crime subcommittee was Four 4S-ton American tanks a lung, complex tale of his war­ caught nine 12-ton Busslan-built times woes as head of the Kataum machines on the *am* road t ir Food Products Company , a Beds have tried to come down Bronx concern making and pack- three straight nights toward Tae­ Ing candy. gu. lie told of buying sugar In the The tank' Mated away at 100 black market In an effort to yard*. stay in business and of paying Cajit. Otis I*. Saum of Waterout thousands of dollars to var­ hury. Conn,, in command of the tl. ious persons in vain attempt* to 8. lank from the 71rd Tank Com­ get a sugar quota. pany, aaid U 8 guns knocked no* Among thoae persons, he M id . the second tank in the column with was one who identified himself • «hell through the right front as a one-time campaign manager track. for President Truman '•Then we got a bit under the l.ubben Mill he couldn't re turret of the leading tank," Cap­ call tha man's name but promised to try to supply It to the cum tain Baum said, "anil it was e* ufue by the white plmsohnrotl' nnttre later. That was Just before lb, com­ shell " Tfct tank; hammered at ewh mittee recessed for lunch. Alter Ihe recess, l.ubben said the inait other, Saum raid, with Atnerl'-rr' was Victor Messall, a Washing­ aitiilrry joining in the battle. I I 8 tanks got two of the Bed ton lawyer. He said be paid Me* sail 11,000 or 1 1 , t > , seek a tanks nod artillery got the ulhrr sugar quota for him, but nevri heard anything more ulxiut it. Iwibhen said Messall claimed to have been one of I'residenl Truman's campaign nianagei* was "supposed to have done some thing for Mr. Truman when he was a congressman or a sensd ih c k im in a t io n cam e M IA M I, Aug. 2 2 -1 4 * )-Federal Judge (irorgr W. Whitehurst to­ day dismissed a »|00,(H*i civil right* ault brought against the city of West Palm Reach hy a group of Nrgroea whu rtaliurd they were discriminated against iri the matter of puhlir improvement TUESDAY AUG. J2, 1950 T«i-“ *tirrtd sp tht sutp Ssi.uk hilb n '« r Tundok, |u h , vl|th „f Uhutigam. Negro troop* of the 24th infan­ try regiment retook nearhv “ Bat tl* Moar,tain" for the fifth lime in lour Jays i hat straightened out the AmerKit. batti* tin*. AP Correspondent Stan Swtnton III ■ dispatch timed after the II.S. ftth A rm y rornmunltiu* at K:iO |». ,W. Tuesday laid recapture of the mountain won hack for the A m irirsns all the ground they had Jolt Monday. The Hth A rm y communique had ■lid the Bed* were nttackinir the Fifth Regimental Combat Tram ami the Negro fighters were try ­ ing to retake their former (m il­ lion*. .N'urth of this fieri* action, the battle- weary UJ?. 24th Infantry Division dug In along the winding Niktong River'* east bank. It kept a close watch on a small Bed bridgehead thrown arruis the rive' at llyongpung, 14 miles southwest of Targu. Farther up the river the U.8. First Cavalry Division lobbad ar­ tillery shells id a Communist sup­ ply snd troop buildup on the Beils' »e -t bank of the river. Fast of Waegwan, on the curv­ ing rcn.ral front, the South Ko­ rean First Infantry Division ad vinred In Ihe mounralrtou* ' # « i try between Mangjong and Indong. One South Korean patrol knifed *!•*»*** " ‘ s* ***»»• and their fcelerk were nut<il hy Ailiesl troops all along tha lin*. .Stiffening re*!*'amt- was frll where the South Korean Third In­ fantry Divislin pushed tn a point nine miles north of I’ohang. The South Korean Capitol Divi­ sion, in a parallel drive, knifed northward shove Kigye, nine miles northwest uf Pohanp, against artillery ami mortar fire echoing from mountain battlefield*. Most Allied battle nlans called for advances along the line El — where, the Allies waited for the long expected Communist offen­ sive. AP Correapondent Mill Shinn e« ■ ported Mouth Korean Marines aidad by United Stale* A ir For e men Rail Strike It e n ta s e s f n s g t g , user gan Monday, when the rail term­ inals at Cleveland, Louisville and Minneapulis-Bt. Paul were shut down. Today, vital short-line rail roads at Pittsburgh and Chicago, were struck by the trainmen and conductors. The C lew land and Chicago •trikea hit heavily at basic stool production in those area*, cutting 13,000 tong a day from output of Bepublie and Carnegie-Illinois, firms which were unable to con­ tinue operations without rail ser­ vice. With military demandi for steel rilin g sharply because of w »ie cleaning nut Red forces lh*( tried to occupy Kofr Island south of Cbinhae, six miles southeast of Masan.. Chinhae is a naval base, I.t. Comdr. D. C. Iloltv, tm rriadviser to the South Korean N a ry , said flights of United Ns lions planes were made Monday and Tuesday from the Tonrvon area, btlow Kosong, occupied !*<• we a by South Korean Marines The South Korean amphibia-* forre was trying to link up itposition with the U.8. 25th Divi sion wr-*t of Masan. tht Korea-”, w ar, this effect hit hard at industryPresident Truman, concerned over the nationwide unreat by the 300,000 members of the two strik­ ing union ami other group* of rad worker a, kept hit tup labor advisur, John B. ft. Steelman busy with (aniers and uniun repreien- tativet working for some solution. Another rail labor group. the Switchmen's Union of Nortn America, broke off talks with carrie. a. Tha switchmen. under in­ junction not to atnke the Bock island System, called off ‘ D ^e * against other major radroadi when the Korean war flared up. If s Mere Fun To Study In PLAY SHOES BALL-BAND Sport Shoes are WASHABLE, tool A N T I-B E D LAW C L E A R W A T E R , Aug 22 <4*1 Card-carrying Communist* muregister here by >:25 P. M. toim.i row or go to Jail. A rilv ordinance calling for iegi-1ration uf Communist - wo P*sard Ja't night by Ihe Citv Com mil don at 8:25 P. M The la * gives Cumin uniats 4n hours to tigi up. Legal Notice is CSIl'NT nr TD K Rugged non-slip soles get you off to dying Mart*— give you m ore speed and s p rin g . T h e famous A K C H -G A R D cushion insole supports your foot at all three vital points — lessens foot and muscle fatigue. Canvas uppers actually "breath e" — keep feet cool anal c o m ­ fortable — make play more final We have all aiaaa and styles now. Come in and get ready to playl I III v r t J i i m i c . ti:M idni.n i in s t s t i : iik p i .i,ru n t. IS ItK T ilt: KHTATK UK a ti t l U N K A TA K A C tl, ile, *■•*.) IN I'lli Ill ATK tr.i. * n n u i t h a t u i v r i r n v Nolle* I* hereby given lhat Jwllu A Takseh riled hie rinsl re|M,rt » Ktsrulor ut Ihe eslaie <>r Arenk , Tsksrh. iteceasedi IkSI he has III-* hie petition far 'Inti dleehsrr*. an.t lhat he will apply III the ll»n»rshl< IhMialse Hlentirnm. County Judge of geminate County. Florid*. on the lllh day of September. ISIS, for ap pruval of same and fur final dl* ,-harge as Ristslai or Ihe eslaie ut Aranka Taka, h, deceased, on this ll*t day or August, in * to jri.iirn a t a k a i - ii Riarulnr of the eslaie ,,l Aranka Takaih. ,i> tea rest SPORTING GOODS 106 K. FIRST PHONE 998 - A4 « SPECIA L Wheel Alignment Service YOU GET THE '.IGHT PO W E R ! You ca r h .-ad up U n ! ' 1 « ># with plenty of power to spar* fit M ercury! I u big. \ - ► "^-vlinder. made-onlyfo r-V .e rrury engine U way . ^d m .'-Mtinesar, too! M ercury is "Am erica'• No. I Etc -ny C a r' i MAKE SIIIIE YOIIII CAIt WHEELS vnuiu arm STItETCB TIKE LIFE— STOP WHEEL “WANDER". DON'T TAKE CHANCES WITH MIS- THEV AKE UNSAFE—AND COSTLY TOO-THEY CAUSE “WHEEL FIGHT", EXCESSIVE TIRE WEAR-AND TAKE MUCH OF THE JOY OUT OF DRIVING. WHY NOT UK SURE? HAVE YOUR WHEEI8 ALIGNED TO­ DAY. THE SLIGHT COST NOW WILL SAVE YOU CONSIDERABLY MORE LATER. AT YOUR SERVICE YOU OET TH E RIGHT YOU GET THE RIGHT RIDING COMFORT l R O A D A B ILITY ! Hough roads are smooth mad*— a hen you travel In Mercury! Ownera say "C uahlon-C oir springing . . . foam-rubber cush­ ioned aesta . . . FlbergUa soundproofing make it the most comf(triable ear on the road) And they mean any road I On eurvfd . . . In traffic . . . In tight parking spares, this big beautiful Mercury is sure-footed aa a cat- You can U-turn it “ on a quarter," atop it "on a dime"! Try U yourself-ami seel �♦ L-- V (■ U nity T h e n U S tren g th — THE WEATHER To Prelect (ho Ttoro of the World; To Promote the Progress of America. To Prodoce Prosperity for 8*nford. W a p H a n f o r Torll* cloudy *l»h IK tie- change in remperature through Thursday. Scattered showers and thunder show re* mostly in afternoon* ex­ cept (nr a fro nigh! and n r l f morning showers ra t! m il l. d AN INDEPEND EN T DAILY NEWSPAPER OLUMK XXXXII Established 1908 Legionnaire Says Russian War Certain Seajrrave Held Large Army In Germany Considered UMTDcmandcdWHilc C o Du r e s s Votes Cash For Rivers. Harbors Anti Paper StronR West German Police Force W i t h U.S. Reinforcements Seen As Possible W A S IIW C T O N . An*. 23 h /Pi — A representative of the Amen• l upon loltl Congicn iml.iv #b*l hr regard* war mill R u m , ai inevitable. Earl J. Cocke, Jr., chairman ol the la-Rmn’i National Security Commotion, unde the tl alenient in urging »(ierdy enarlmrnt of Univenial Military Training "I low *oem we begin mobilinng to meet ihti conflict that n ture to come will meaiutr our chance, of Q jim va l." Cocke said in a ilatemeol given to the Senate Armed Servicr* Committee. "The lord* of the Kremlin have repeatedly dated that a Communi»l*c government inch at that in thU S. S. II. cannot ext*l to long ai there it a capilaliitic United Stele, nf America “ If wr an- going to survive in (ermv of the preterit International »i», It will have to he by meetf our responsibility to have available for immediate cal! large reactvr forre of well train­ ed men In all branches of the act. vice." Corke •nifI that If IIM T ha.l been In effeet five year* ago. "we would not have had th- prevent conflirt’* in Korea. Atao, he aal I. "we would have had no Rtiaalan 'Inridenla* similar In the one* we have had in reeent week*." ^C o e k e »*|d. loo, thyt the prevent wyMem of -elertive aer-.-lee which he detrrilied av a necessary a<|. June! to D M T "will I,, with <iv av long i . we have a dentocraev, I am run v I need." The eommittec ended pnblir hearlnga on (he hill after hear '5 » ttnm M#j Cen. U w i . n Ifershey, director of Selective traatlaaeal oa r . « » TV rtrl F R A N K F U R T Germany, Aug. High American official* •Inclined here today that the U mlcd Slate* it completing a build­ up nf it* armed forcer in Germany to ImUter ihc defentr of U ’evt Furnpe againvt (wivvible Communlit attack. Dt*ciiition» are mm going on in M’avbmgtnn. the official* laid, on how many more lroo(>* thould be lent. M'aihingtnn also u divcumng the pmiibiluy of acceding to Weil German Chancellor Konrad Adenaurr** demand for a weil-armed police armv to counter the Rn*. *ian-»|von«ored ‘T ’eo|i|p‘» Army in Earl Germany, Detail* of the •Irength of »uch a police force are now heing wntked nut. the inform ant* wid Ameman official* were laid to favor wholeheartedly die proposed reinforcement of live U . S. oc­ cupation force* here. They point out that the Ituwlan* have an rvtlmateil 211 or mm-* combat ilivislona. nund>erin- about .100,000 men In their Eavt G e rm »rone, making up part of the «n ilivislona thry are aa|<| to have in Europe. The Ainrritana, British and French together have a total of only five rnmlv*l divl»ion*. nlii' service troop, In tjermanv Th American >on'ihg*nt now numlici around l oo.non men. In I’ari a foreign office vn"ke. man »ald FraOre is agreeihle I" reinforcing the West German no tire force in Germany, hut **ill t opposed to ereatlng a German Army or tr.lng German indu,I n ­ fer atm, product Inn. Sorlali-t l.aadar Kurt i-h u Mai « J)r. Hamilton Holt selected By Demos As Representative W O O D STO CK , Conn.. Aug £t •— (VPl Or. Ilanritlnn llnlt, retire.! president tif Rollins College **h'» recently celebrated hla Tilth bir­ thday haa lieen nominated by Oemm rut . for one nf thia town’a two leal* in the Cnncrertleilt hnitie ^ f repmenlatlve*. A* last night’* town ennventlon the Democrat, aim nominatefl another veholar In their effort to break the hold Republican* have had on tht, town’* affair* alnre Civil War d a w lie l» Dr. Wllli*.m lonndalf T a y ­ lor who I* in Burma rm a tempor arv assignment with the United State All Eorrea there. Had it not been for the war In Korea he would he lecturing now A n fteofil, having lieen given r< leave of aluenre from the fa-ultv of Dickenson College tor that pnrpove, anit received State De. r*-tU.Vioi primIvamn to make the trip. He it t hair man of the Depart­ ment of 1’nlltkal Sriertea at Dtrk•p;orr College. Dr. Holt, who wa* Democratic randldate for the I'njted Slate* Senate from Connectleut In IKM. ^td a v wa* appointed to the exeW i*lv- "ltril.ltl"" of the li*-'»i»e*v* ent rotnmittee for the re*le-i|nn o ' Governor Chevter Jt-iwle*. He w h founder of the "Leaguto fjpforee Rea-*," W EDNESDAY HIIO for questioning at Rangoon, Burma, It Dr. Cordon Seagrave, U. S. medical missionary and t i c -1oriel under Gen. Joseph Stllwell. Sesgrave and hit Karen nurses w-ere In the American march out of Burma In l l l t l It Is reported thst hi* arrest grow* out of hi* long and helpful contact with th* Ksren tribe* now In revolt. ( In ternational) a Tampa Soldier Tells Story Of Arrest By Reds IJvt. Yankow Black­ jacked And Held As Prisoner 4 Months R E R U N . Aug. 23 . </!’) A tall, ilesdy-cved Amriir.vn *"ldiet told * itoty today o( being h*rhj*< ked in We*t Hcrlm ami >liang>swd into four month* of Kuvu*n gone captivity. . I I 'M Tamps. FI*, told' form (vm de wa* thutlled from one Rutiisp nr German inirrrogslnr to snolhei •inglcd out foi vuch treatment. Retreated U. S Army Irquetl* to live Rutwsn* fnr information on the misting Yankow finally ef!"clcd hi* reltaie lluougb the So­ ld Knmmsmlsnluia in lb-din Aug 14. He wav sbtenl from hii idle •ompany unre April 7 Yanlnw tame back with only nvi. Aif.w w V*|,. l r:«* ■•••** n* Pea* stel Most Ins Stay In As Result Of 54 Primary Contests State Patrolman Urges Meter For Proving Drunks Need of * drunk.meter 1" to dctrrtnine the degree of |n*»* iiation of person* ehsree.1 «•••»• this offense, and espaelalli* dronk en driver*, wna tmlay atre.-e-t toState Hiphwav ratrolmao p c llairivon. The meter enuM h* k-n* at either »hs Police Station nHheriff’n offii-e. he said. The rffirlr'ic r of the rtoml meter haa been rerngnlf’ d he State Supreme Court, h* »la*e.i r we had a drunk.m*ter here. *hjudge would he hound to Instr-i-* the Jnrv as to » h « i the drool meter showed He capresied the oolnloo r ',» ‘ often In ca r nf drunken dftvtn • the Jury show* loo much svmnsthfor Ilia defendant. In one ease re u n tly , he a*M in ., highway nerrom*n tetllfie •hat they trail found a dr tear drunk, and the driver, In turn maintained that thar* w*> not one patrolman at the aeana of *h* a.videnl. In addition, lb " J r>> had lieen unable to turn the lights of hi* truck on. The Jurv fm - J the d rivi» not guilty of helndrunk. Patrolman HarrUon aurgeated that some civic organltatlon get behind a movement to secure a drunk-meter here. Strikers Go Back To Work For Telegram Circuit Court Ruling Saves City $700,000 Short Circuit At Pico C Trouble No. 2 A m o r I n'i ed P r e m L e m e d W l r e A I'D . 2.1. m .W Decisive Commie Push Expected In 48 Hours By Def endersOf T aegu British Carrier Bound For Korea No Solution To Rail Dispute Is Expected So<n 23- By A S S O C IA TE D FMKSH In primary election. In three »tale» yesterday, mod of the "In*" staved in. nr with the «ni* ,*111 hemg rounted. looker! likely trv win their r»re« for rennminatinn. In all, randldate* were picked lor M House *eat* In New York, Mlaiitilppl, Wyoming and Dela­ ware. Party renventlon. Sept. A and 7 will name New York’s randtdates for governor and IT. B. aen. ator. f)nly^ five out » f New York’* 4S eongreavtnen fared o|>|ci*lti»o In yestentay’* hdioting. Winning renomlnstlon were ve teran upstate Rc|Uihllran« W, S'erllng f>de of the Itttb district and C laim , e F Kllhtirn of the !IOh, an I Democrat Lorn* H. If*-' ler of the 7th In Br«v,klyn. N E W Y O H K . 7 n g . tS — (A V Orm-M-ral Joseph I.. P frlfrr, W E S T P ALM B E A C H , Aug. who has represented Brooklyn’s T h r 10-wsek strike again.t Ihe 33 — trPt A circuit court ruling 8th for 18 years was defeated by New York W nrld-T*ltgrsm and 4Lo* awed the rllv of Fort Lauder­ a political newromcr ettornrv Sun ended ls*t night and Ihe newspaper said It would start pu­ dale vome 1700.000. ir e a llt s M rrt Page Bis I blishing again nait Monday. In a ruling handed down yes­ Striking C IO American News­ terday by CIreuil Judge C. E. paper Guildamen voted (TO to !*n Chlillngwnrth. It wa* decided that lo accept a two-year contract an agreement to build the Bahia worked out Haturday. Mar yacht basin at Fort Lauder­ ruhch Picketing that rloiad the plant dale wa* honest, without fraud hut at the same time Illegal. A fallen pieee of iheel metal when tha atrika began June 1.1 The ruling knocked out a coun­ from th* ruptfa of the old IN— •topped Immediately after the ty «ult filed by the Universal Building nn C’ommeiclal A Venn vote. The management issue! Construction Company ag*ln«t the caused a short eirruil In a powe- staggered bark-to-werk orders, city for 1341,880 and dirorted that line yesterday afternoon at almut starting tomorrow, to propare the big afternoon dally for It* reapconstruction .firm, pav the rlty .1:15 o’clock twaranco. ^•f Fort Ijuulrrdalr IUML600 In Firemen hurried lo the -rene. Both side* claimed gain* In the lieu of building It did net com­ plete under the original agree­ and a fireman, equipped with a i.-mpromla* settlement. long pole, climbed the extension ment C IV IL A IR P A TR O L The declilon was made In a ladder of the Seagrave truck and The Cltrll A ir Patrol will mee* «ult for declaratory re1ef brought carefully dislodged the strip of by Robert II. Gore. new* piper metal from the wire*. Many spec­ tonight at 7:00 o’clock at the Mu­ nicipal Airport Hangar. A abort blDher, and other Fort Lauder- tator* watched thr operation. The cupQla, long a landmark, is prartk-a In radio coda will be di­ le taxpayers against Ota rlty, th*. construction company and thebeing removed from the bnlldlo-. rected by C, R. Dawaon, followin'? because of a leakage In the roof­ which a report will be given hy Bahia Mar Corporation. ing. cadet* who attended the encampA I on* time tha building, locat- ment at Warner RobbtiM A ir Fore* m A T T A C H F D T o CURT188 w Harvey Covington, son of M ' "d near the old South Florida Rail­ Ba»* during the peat two week*. A meeting of aoplar OJk.P. mamand Mr*. E. A. Covington. AI* road Depot, housed the Plant Res­ E*st Ffrat Street, la serving a taurant which flourished at the bora will be held * ! t , W e’rlork to ‘ bnerd the ti.8.8. Curtiss, ■ trait* time train* stopped for SO min­ further dlacuaa ute*. W . T . Cotter, who built tha radio common1 FWJ «hlp. He entered the naval service Wtlaka Building, erected the Pico will be dlacoaaod Op yean ago .and la a graduate Ratal, now owned by Frank Ta k - the event the Septa j l H I j of the Fkrrenev. 8- C. High ■eh. about I NT. The tower floor upon for air la occupied by Frank’* Tavern. ocbooi. ■fatal E S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , lin c in y Infiltrators Hurled Rack North Of Vital Railroad Anri Supply Center Tnejfii Ttichnlfl r Canadian Rail Strike Continues In Force: Parliament C a l l e d (N »O U TI 10 TMI fA* IASI to tak* pen in neval opentUotu in Korean water*, the BrltUh alrrraft carrief Thricu* leave* Portsmouth Harbor behind as *h* head* seaward, har deck bristling with plane* llrttisH troop* were altoon their way to Kotva from Hong Kong (International) Rok Soldiers Integrated With U. S. Troops On N akbng Front W A S H IN G IO N . Aug 21 (A ’l I lie While Home repented ’’no progre**” today in new talk, atmrrt .*1 settling the tong drawn dltpulr 00 llif nation’: railroad* After lulilc tli rrUMinn* tht- line notm. Preudcnt \*,i»t*nl John It Stcchnan *ailed union mil mao , ce­ ment official* hack for another •ound of confererue* later in the day It* M A I. B u t I E KOREA (/»*» I here are *otnc h ud link, with Irnli monikei* Negotiator, for holh ,rde, innrattling sroiind with the U. ,*S in ia n ll) thank* to South Korean pitimtlinued to reoum aloof, balking at i*m and a lew t,| candy bar* and eigairitr. Allied Republira nl Kmra troop* *ir railed link, in id lm d United Steelman** effort, lo l-ri ihcm to* ectbfi around ihc «amc table They Nations releases. But many link* joining up wilh met m ,r|iaralr loom, with Steel­ thr Arnctlian tr o o p , to light t ho Red, sic given Irt'h nickname, man shuttling from one group lo a, well in honor of the Korean’s llie oilier fur nearly two hour. reputation as “Ihr Irish of the ! However, there was no lot... - r F »»t." inte- p o , pe t ..( « nation wide More and more llol*, an- bring ft*ik". In n ,iu|iriM, move Iasi iix-upmi*t«-d into A m ,lin n tight nigit the union, minor a ril, prom |ng unit* on a volunteer lian*. i*rd a moratorium "for Mi<- n-,,.. Th*,-'011111 Korean umklrs heiog" to keep thru fjve.dav l.-*ett pruidlv »e,*r their ltl-h nick wall nut, from -pt-aillng to oa names of Gl christening «n white •l-m-iide prop-,1 1i.ip . clo'h baiter, pinned to their The p-eoeral I'r'le in I's o s l, hrrasta for iih-nt ifteation purcontinued todni tVlth It, IHit me’ ||o,cs. knt the* answer to them nl telegraph servo. usriivT.-.’ i nda was spOMlIro; th- start of t * 1 1 *aII In Ihr Tint battalion of l.e* H l.r»lirr wa* 'm|i|oyed .pe, 1*1 .-talon of I’nrliameril ■« l ’ th» tt S. 71h C a v-lry I'rglnicnl. latl night by director, of ihr Semi­ Thu Kim llwat, Row msy lie- ni to -leal with Korean war ot *'i re .-tv nole County Chamber of Com ­ r >n»e n Kltlimte <t'T-«de or * Beil- Inn*, sp, the trike om> f’hm* Kane ausver* early *ltention by l»i*i*l*t<iis It merce to *e*ve at an .mutant to D and Itak ■-V '• flyarj " , K ilt-v .n 'Inmlnum.-.Uiert no....... Edward Hrggto*. manage*. Com fc, 'b " rmh flwfpn th# •^i| r • Iin 1 Jrr fcrrent acreuT no win '-f Erin pr#«#ii(j«tlt#4 I? i t f i l l ' - MV.. (ten* at ion tsa* tel at a . *11 a , „ r recognlte The,- n r- nliout a* month, W. A. Patrick preuded, Irish a. the Nolle t>euie lineup OpTMlifU Utllo# H0I+ mf 4 *•#)« * "til! hlT'l'l'ik r-s r»# llftb n*in|l*rt» Mr. I^»ber ha, done eonitder tbit th. 1 *10 first cla», ftghi nl I ’a fljWl. 411*1 hm>l(irf ,H , fo, lh - Chamh.. n, X I T , 1: J S K w W - T i . *nr liidlfii? rp'iTilwt* ••* Lommertf in lltr |m %I 4ml U%i i>|,»r i» riiin tK *»f \\nnrkr%)tr ••f***frttlfllf Hnfrill , tt'rti #* I 1 V I "I It ifhfiirn nfirl ti*i ||»»». wmltr w ii in (|urt(f nf lh# Srim V. II IH* m*»n at* L ihiWm i < ”TI»* Mtle County Elhihit at (hr Crnlral M " ’"”'" ’,f >'v E ro n f ;«**.ed It*.- dav shut-..... •* 1^1 j | n | , ^ »*#*•«, '»f *lie *i t'rnrrjErnry riilcf* If%*-1-•fiif. ( •*»■**! Afuiti Honda Exposition at Orlanrlo. A If) Itill'ka! (*|l lulls’a it) lh# A III#*I Hi l**»il| f«*r 111IflKIH iUid II#* mong other teivicea, lie lervrrl a* VfMnnir Vllivuv Iin#. | |i|* ill# **** I ■Im h IIdp (Htt lint -*1 T^•• Fifh lh Arm y h « ‘ unHrrway ahiI I k Ls- H nr rmit# 4! Pit* Vntirt commiltre chanman in chatgr id * frnjjram L' j^mln «nilihr Klum.Jolin «m.i Kji*f*«r the recent centu* clink in Semi­ Knrrun nfi||#r • with #fr|t Ant I inc ,1 t'hiragn. trn«tl*N*9 M a r t t # 1«Hl nole county. Tt-, ( ’Hiiadlan stiiVn # i- < -i A* m utant (o Mr. Higspttt, Mr lor * work w-eh rrdurtl",< |>.iru t* ti» In hour* withnirt pav In-.-, ' Ledie* will he to ehatge ol ll*» wsgr **t,e*. The |U hour Wpol- » touml artmtir* during the wiotr. art Is,lie nr the U.S di puts. (•■■ teamn, will he in rhatge ol « vaid •',rvlre trainmen, ami et’ hotiilng lutvey, and will aid in mrinnet -if I .nth uni'in- a t- - - I ing in cr-n o d n*v. «* other general activities t* M -n ,* ,a ne r«a * ati* Among those pr**riii at th - <t re, t‘,r » ‘ m-ettng w -re Sam '* ■» T A L L A II %SHKL, A»nr 23 <A*i (Ina, George Tfutby, l|om«"t t«lc Th r riot id* t i ■»mi" 1 (tmrni' k|iin son. W. Cl. K ith --. Lew Arnult t#|»|»rf| oilt *»f A »»rk» fijjhl J#n>»*L In^ley, II.B. p-uie A * Dort»fT)#n m il t'R'-V lolo «n n|t|#r | .la Gllffnrd McKIhhln, John G » ’ Kfl# tr»|||%' lo t,. . . I t W rt * , , , w . , . **, tttiltMii f\ f »* ***■, M M Th r full# l*»M)»ft v'ltrd In #’•«**, Ami?** rm m w a v II tOtM hi' H i 'iFfldnii H |i#ffiiH JiifK* It'.I In »H D#mi, W ' V'lntinj rvrry d»v 'Inrinic *h# fill RitUfilf, L. F. n#v#L Jnh# Ivr -nd r n w t n , # x r # wr Ah mill href?! tan* nf • ttiFftiff* e»* K. tf. Kilpitfidk, J r., rim i-lr \|#f t-ap* In the rv si* National r n r District Four -if Pilot ln tern a ti»n -i •hnn, L* 1 IL II, W* A, Mnti rat and the Gulf Hammock I'te to It- held in St Augu tlrr- — ft* Prb * T lf * »l -•rve Kept, (i and I'*, wsi made ,t *h Knrvcyri wrrr ordcrod I. .irta. tegular husinc,, tenion .,f rh - I* odt’e whether there \hou|.| tv- no lot f’luh ti*,| night in th - Ve> h* huntinr day, to th - two te.erva Cluii witli Mrs. It. flia tim ." turn about 111 fVntral Florid* •portsmen’a chit., had demanded pretiding. If radijiiarter» fn, the mcctlo taggeted day hunting in their area, if n il ihe empire will ti- the Bennett Mn*-| w it’ •tinner m c -ti-g on Satirr-'a-,- - v» Th rie was nn iminrdiate Indira ing s’ Marin-lanJ, A round isM dlscusilon will he’ hejd on Sund Shipment nf re|e?v has start- lion whether they would approve morning at th - hotel in New York Stair, * r t -ly - i ihe roiumlasion’s final action. Following Ihe resignation There wa* little prosp-ct, h.wnorm si and 'h r crop is In M r, A II Pelerion. Mr*, R m t vundition. It (I. Guthrie, who i rver, that sporltmen would arcepl A. Ktine s in appointed In fill Go associated with W. T. W1|||ehead. a recimmendalIon of the Game vacancy of corre,ponding ,e»-rproduce dealer, at Newark N. Y . f'omniissinn’a chief fisheries bln- tarv until another ran be elected gist, that rnmmerttal flihrrmen wiote The Herald yesterday. Mr*. W. K. llo|teyh-ad. rltair. " T o mid-August the wratner h* he allowed wine for bream and lieen mostly c*ml and fine." h* rrappie In Lake Okeechobee and man of the Milk Bank, reported a total of ’.'H quart* nf frr«h milk had the St. Johns ftlvcr. stated; ” we wear sweaters in th. lie recommended retention of Iwen given to a needy fam.llv ditr. daytime and use light hlankrt »r the ptohihilinn against taking ing the pa,t month. A report of night. It wa* dry until yesterdsi Mark !«*** In net*. Ihe Nuraerv S'hool, spnnsore.l t.v when Ihe region got a good, he«v Director Coleman Newman of the Pilot Club, given hy Mrs. J P rain. We got aom- hall. loo. |mt» ( U m r , ni| K tr, h Water Kish Hall revealed an ave.age daily a t­ here and throughout the farm lie" ; rnmmisalnn didn't even endorse tendance of 6'J chlldien. northward b#tw#rn N#w«ik «n r##omm«*nH«iinnt filed I»y Mr*. J. L. Clark told nf thr din­ leak# Ontario No r#|>nrYii nf n on MinlmfM John V, D#quln*» aftrr ner held at th - Internationa) ,-on* damagr ao far, but Rom# »r* ** two.yrar mirvrjr »»f thr hi# «r«atlaaae na rage Tbeeer •IWr*. -e te r bodies "Celery acreage |* normal nr —-----------------------------------above, and the crop has h-en lo „ good ahajw up to now. Rhlppinr .. . opened alowty from Ihe earlv Eu * ~ ^ u ground. .11 cwtwnr going the ^ _______ _ terminal" n> r',,t RP ,r ”m I**' Angela# county’* Ea>t#m »#ahn#rd Work ha» started on erection of a 416,000 (iulf Filling Station at Southern market*. Most nf th- la* . ... .Sanford Avenue and First Street ter are already over-*upp|ied p s e " ,K . nppodte the TourDt Center. heavy Michigan movement ol «hole p rije d " mitvct cout.ly *uThe station will measure 28 hv though some fnaturally) pref-. iwrvlaor Raymond V. Darh}- y.sNew York celery. 16 feet and will h- of concrete trtday. and all the board but one "Prices are weak almo.t eve-v ‘'ached him up in rescinding a block conatnictlon ami will have a where, due to plentiful sunpLes recent decision to obtain and dis­ built up gravel roof. Alao, to some extent, too man«- play Ihe U N emblem. A ateam shovel waa tmlay ca­ people are disturbed by the d|* The board acted to ban the flag rs rating ground for the four gas­ ordered political and International after two -Itlten* argued that Ihe oline tanka which *HU each have situation And have bewn buying up U N Council 1* subject lo suspicion a capacity of 1,000 gallons. This la the second Gulf Station gooda they fear they can’t buy because Russia ia a member. much longer. This take, a |„t nf Buparrlanr John A neon Ferd which J. Braltey Odham, Gulf dis­ rntmay out of the local trading argued In rain that banning tha tributor, haa erected here during M irtitti, U N flog may aerve to undermine the peal yeer. The other new (te ­ "W a export Improvement hi (at* progress toward International am­ flon fa et Perk Avenue end T h ir ­ teenth Street. August or tarty September,” ity. ------------------- Lesher Employed As Assistant A t Chamber Meeting Arrangements Ma d e To Tourist Activi­ ties And Housing; 0.0,1,f 1 (»am# Commissinn Volrs Tf» ( Tintimip Kvcry Day II unlin^ Distrirl Four Of Pilots Club win M<*i*( On Sept 9 New York Celery In (riiod Condition* RenorlsGuthrie Work In Started On New Gulf Station |R « . T O t f S = = i C\\ 'J M . jt v f. n j? O -V 1AM N ANO JIN , SIISAW battling foe Taegu ( I ) . U. S northern rail huh, continue* wilh lijf . force* n.ertlng lint atlarks by counter attack* on line* Ittleen mite* north and northwest. Belief foe Taegu wa, effected by II. S. clearing Red hridgehead o\rr Naktong Hiver ( 2).(Ccatent 0 **1 ) Contract Is Let For Addition To Longwood School Paul Campbell Suc­ cessful Bidder On 28,82!') C o n n act I lie (n n lld il I'M build ■ill* • tw«» ifmin 7i*iililif»n in lb# I v mm Sc IhmiI i I I t* n% •tibil yr irn U y ff» l^ u l 1 «»t*p Felj tfktr Imldct. difirv dtp LiMififl * Ho fid #vif)v*d^»F?I lb# b*d **4!f»»ffl»Ir „ 111 I 1(1 ttPKA (ll flitflg |*(lt#v **( uiilr»i)iL ,lfftil#fl *• £*' |fp*d witb ibe wntl ‘ ltd S*|p1 | \V I *vaf*mi lb*» fHoirMUg f »|ta |r MildlKDl ftaf|Mlfta »• L i t iIn tar I tml ibf irl«lf# it '* * fltar ta t ||V **» ita fU f* t il# (*taM|)|kI»rsn n| ||(f Stiff |)ta|M(tr()taMt '*1 | d*H )tmu »k* I niff. «4t'i M» I O K I D . Diuixiav, Aug 24 — ‘/I’ ) Douglihoyt iliusc bat k sengustdt uf 3(1.1100 Kerf Korean* pretimg dnnn from lltr north against t .cgi, .nr the Korean cm till WAiftonl WcdncMhn \ romlunrd American-South Korean altar) w*> huilril at North Korean flanking infiltrator* at •lawn Some Red* hail penetrated within eiglil rnilri of I aegn. Ihc liras if it fighting nn the whole 120 mile long Koiean battlclinc wa* on the American right (lank before Taegu. \ break-through hv Red forwaid rlrmrnti would unleash live 1 om m unnl disumn. (nr a drive on Taegu. 12 mile* In the »outh nf the Idondictl fighting. \ Mg push for Tergu m « cin■iilered imminent hut there was no official mention nf it «t head•tuarter*. (',m cr»l MacArthur •*■ imtted hi* early morning » » r umniniy. * uniat indication that Ihc Bituation I* generally un­ changed. On the Taegu front ln"'p* fought over a lIMJ-yard-wide nom an’s land |hg gun* <'>‘1 plane* |H>iirc.| deadly file into the uar ■ row tin - and casualties w -re be­ lieved to Iw heavy T h e Reds brought out hoarded tank* but kept them out of rang". They lost U of them in font day t* fighting liefme Taegu Col John Michael!", comtuender of th " tl. S. 2th "W olfhound" Re­ gim ent, said he extwi ted the open­ ing phase of an all-out Ited drive on toe Taegu supply and rail hull waa ri" it at hand o edneaday. A P Gorrvsmfltdent n<w» w w te head at the front *pi"re*f Cnlonel M u h ir llt a* saying ‘ T h e nest i t hour* could bring a decision. If "C '* " •,n P (hem. ,tr «-i|l break lh - back of lid* drive “ VC Corre-tMU'deni lla s llis * * oa Tom r ,a * ' am »••• Washing His Face Comes Naturally To .lifcKs The Ape bm ill hov sit-l | ld -• **o ■**-r , »li their h ard, an I ' 1 •h - m orning h-n! I ’ l l ' • '•o Gom li f j , , th" insi'Hrlll -n - •* ■•'ggv. raid i — p"t (*•• I . I n - , to wikli his fi • "• I h»M 1 t nip i dug ' !■•••■ from the b o ," t ldr ir i lo i fa-e will. tn .,|d"l to look viaitnr* D u rin g the h"1 ,l. o like’* to ( s i - ' ti"' wr"fnllv h i. Itaov irms p i - .ent able to vea'lie*. Jigps ••......... Kinre lh - hose h# to h- u ,-d - t-ao brthha |d*»** h r th# erlvml «n* •Hit •age*. .I|gg> anno! t'a-* it M 4*o « « m *t« r « i » t m *l| •!•- lime he wan'* it 1 ||i (f i t i 'f ( 11*" I h it 4 f # fit t i l Two New Members Inducted Into Local Linns Club Ait Twit new mrmtier, »i( the I Ion, t'luti wef— indm l. d veil •»•!»•■ hi Itsody Klrchhnff. former nrctdcnl 11 Nf * 1 it. I-.. it Ll»m«. t b#■ W 11 F"td«. pf eaefllg r flirt bunt. al. inini A II po, krf ltlUa »!* Harry It iilmm »nK i*»u 1 vhmif ili Oet*ili#r thr Limit rluii will ccl-iir wit th - •nnlvrr•ry of It* founding. I.lon*. their wive, and charter mcmlw rt of the original club, together with Linn* from neighboring citie* will L- invited Cw ll Carltnn is head nf the committee in charge of ar­ rangement, Other member, are W (t. Livingston and ll-n ry Witte Platts wer- announced for hold­ ing several roc-tings at night dur­ ing th- n-sl .ever aI month*. The first of these m e-ling». Including a .teak supper, wilt lake plare on the n -n in g of Th ;ir»d iy , Kep*.. 7, at the home of tnhn Ivey. T h - nuhltrlty value of 500 card* with picture* of the San ford Linn at the Z«n, w a, alre,,. n| hy President Robson. C. f . WrUh I* handling this program. The post card* wilt he used hy the t’liih anil members in rnrrespnndenre. John Kadcr will h-ail the I I m* Blood Hank committee, sal t (.ton Robson, and will work out a pro­ gram In acetiring donor*. Jack Morrison reported that memliership of the Lion spon­ sored esplorrr troop nf Boy Scouts was Inactive during the summer month, hut added that the troop will reconvene in AO days. He aakad member* to attend SIIH foot­ ball game* to determine the "beat blocker" eligible fnr a trophy t> be presented by the Lions. Y - 't - t d a v *1' t 1'' ' •" 1 * I \\ alk-r bad ■ •IM- getUm* (he ho - away from J(g »'. "h o grab Iv .I (I and '(» l* H , ou’t'n • - i « ir .i Whan they finally ■' 11 sway from him, hr w«ot d’* Ids toner and sulked *« gnv u*t*ei I* year "l.| might J i g g , is trying bard to c 't Used to tile baby female mandrill n *hr nr*t -age. I"J* •on b in shgets -n tire lv (o il true *s •••' n ' m o • pecially al feeding lime U" favorite H1#! I, W b »a (i- and i*»tn It b i i flakes. Children at" ssk-d •'» g l'e Mr lijsvia a n a m - fur tb - baby m ot kry. t»n arrouilt of th - v -.-r a t io n dll" lo ili— Isle Meggi", t il l. name i, no lo n g -r acceptable, hut o ile r name, auhmlttrd will (w to m b '-c - -*1. S s m fo n l W r n llu T High yesterday. M t.nw today, 72 Rain yeaterday, .O' Total August rainfall, l - G Inches Noinial August rslnfsll. 7.1(1 inches Tides: lo w at 0:1.1 and high at 6:2(i The WuhIher J A C K S O N V IL L E , Aug 2J '(Ft Vi A»heville 81 7fl M Boston 7« 61 Buffalo ao 11 Drtroit 63 an Ihwlge C ltv 86 Fff*nn 91 AA ?n Galreaton Wi 72 New Orleans AI Saint l4*ui* 82 76 61 Seattle A4 72 Washington, D.C. 78 91 Apalachicola 78 Jacksonville 01 92 90 Kev West 39 70 Melbourne 94 74 Tampa im j . j tafa—— *■tW � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 22, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9afe7b1f8f6e00a617b4519b81a75919.pdf 03d912a6cc1f2e797dd1ceca9e612dbf PDF Text Text F R ID A Y , A U G . 1 8 . 1950 At The Churches Taegu Panic l(*ualla.ea r a i n ra g * O ss| n l towaril tbe front happily sing­ ing what Americana vail their "lio lo*e fa re " long. It i* a kind uf singsong chant that tell, how the recruit* ale goirpr to dllve back tbe invader.* i.nd i n • H urra. A North Korean regiment bad smashed down from the north to within 12 m llrv of Tacju ju it a few hour* before. And th* rook* let wrr< happy at the chance to live up tav their song. Rut Ipefiin dawn the distaiik guns inoveal nearer on the Ivortroit, id* enemv -Jicil* crackw) in­ to the . i t .a .• four people and hittini a locomotive tend.i iu .* railyard. It daylight buitdred- of refu­ ge* were maielnng out and in mialniorning the provisional gov i rmnrnt ordered all mm essential civil in-n to leave 1* wa* not on­ ly to clenr for ticferi*r, it was a • l i t ) Miaul.ora tar avoid a lastminute rush such as tiHik place dining tha- fait of Seoul. the al-snalnm-tl republican capital |« M H lI w it r .l • MHN I * i* m r O k r l luang Iw-forr the uralrr was lrJohn Mtu>hull law It •** -ileal I looked nut tba* window ami In 1U2C w tin1 familv l-rliaw (tacking on An a*sistant n-fru-a- uf th- then hack" the few belonging* Juvenile court <af liw k inanity from left Ihe few u ten sil., t‘eliding lid -‘-me f noil The) draggled IP2G to tP i :. Mi Sampson h.i long lea n active iia legal Mini c m oa tin walled front and dissp* a ffa ir- She pii lib-ni -if *(■ IHthreal ip n line of refugee*. World Town Hall l em iiuu. a ra-ti . educational group, at n a inter f about 3.’a 1,111 IIa It ha* -willed in 1* week* lo 7011,01 ail n r K(*),(MSI. the Ijoanl i f tin Umtral N atu." .‘--nil it ap|*« areal a . tba-ugh tbe Association uf Chicago, and a ali ,la- c ity Wa emptying tt»a If. memlx-i of tin Chicago Bur A» Ilr fiif a i -vs.ia in i,I nut by tha ■delation, M r*. Samp-on operalei a I * * m u nf Ihnti-aiial- niutbwaril afirm on the m-i i II i sill* w ill) ti a m ilitary ivduiitn.* toured northvni'l rh .e e wna cln-rking du*t, bu*hnl‘d. vvilai aim I u lawvrr Ini (>iiiil« n i l ’-very Street. Thev hava Ho •hlldren I l f ca-w Storekeeper, tw ar'icdr shop* ag ain .t I not era. Rickety trucks h.iuteai with heavily aimed native |ia>liri a lu lS i't al-nilt wildly (i* I'uarii again-' any guerrilla out- • (Continued (In Page Three* 'School a great blessing to you. ) Morning worship at 11 mr A.M •Message by tbs pastor. A ll mem ’F *r » are urged lo he prevent at |thls se rvi e. . Evan g elistic reivice MIS) PM -Message lay tba pastor. A lta i net ^vic* ami Divine IP .ijng service Twill fallow th<- message. A ll sick people are invileal to In- prmi>nl for •their healing. ** ’ P ra y e r meeting anal Bible study Tuesalay evening at H;ll 0P.M Come anal bring your Bible*. M issionar: ..r v ic c Thar dm .evening at 8:t»j I ’ M. sir* Marie •Kinard in charge uf thi aivi V icto ry Lead I Friday evening. Mi Kvelyn Rerun it •leader in tbarge. A program fot ail young people. The rh u rrli sitin g banal w d1 fur ftish tin Iniif ic, nod ato public i Invited to attirul nil t) a . ,i Negress Appointed Air(omfflhoed WEATHER! In-or, I 'llll.O H K N K K E K l rhilalren I rider 12 V ia . \al m illed Free W ilh I ’arrnl Anytim e Except Hatunla) 41 S u iv li) . I hope wore - ut il »ight* as: A » n i ) mother sapmltlng by a lalephnm p<da- to -ucklt her w ail­ ing Infant . . . . A rniddle-agr-d iioaa barm i-d between the shafts of a h-avdy loatied wiael-wlietl pit- lives mi (he smith slaie. A p* via list lit domestic r*latmii and t rimiruvl law, Mrs Mali p-nn lair l^-eri interested lit I N acliv ilb - ,1111-0 its inception. Sha­ ba:. Visited Lake Success >eveiai Ume , hut never bus had a re­ gular jola w ith the UN Slit- took p<'''l-grBalu.tte work 3t the -a'iiool n f Mwial ,ervic« admin­ istration of tin- U niversity ->f t'hicago. A native of I ’ittslaurgh, I'a.. she ha, spent ma st of her life in Chicago. o xcart ar.d strxtr.Srg to pa!! !t . . . . O H men and white haired women lyin g hclplcae bv the roadaide, w here they had fallen from exhauation . . . . Father* ami mo­ ther* c a rry in g all that wa* left of home In bundle* upon their bach* and heads and pulling wea­ ry child ren along by the hand . . . . A sm all ragged girl hug* ging an empty kettle ai d brok­ en f a n ...................\ naked lost lei/ tiltin g a ll alone in a chair with childish terro r in hi* fare. The panic lasted from II A. M. u n til about I I*. M. Then the hut aun and weariness slowed the pace. By m idaftrrnm in the frrtity had diet! down. Many re­ fugees whu had wander* d about aim lessly turned around ind went tnedly back to their homer. I hitchhiked on a native fire truck going back to rnv billet from a vi*Tt to a forw ard com­ bat post. The truck .lopped to pick up a drunken policeman wav­ ing a h a lf empty brandy bottle and I got o ff and walked the r t* l of the w ay. When I looked out the window I saw the fam ily below straggling hack through their gat*w a y . fine email boy looked up at me. I threw a few piece* of chewing gum. Ilii ran and picked them up and then looked up a l the w in­ dow and aaluted sm artly. it is getting on toward du*k now. The moUiei n preparing the r n n lt t r meal Ih e panic i* over. The c ity is still *nfe and there t* peace again in •h - home t- luw —al least for another night. Korean War jot,bed bark steadily by both tiU First Marina Brigade and the U. ICeaiteeea r s * i r a s s owe) rrant was slopped 12 m ilsi north 8 24th Infantry Division. of Taegu by .South Koreans. Then American and South Ko ■ran truup- lung*.I at the big Red fo ire by Friday night with a bias­ ing counter-attack. At Changnyoiig. where 12,000 North Korean* had bulged r a il* ward on the Allied bank uf the Naktong River 23 m iles southwest of Taegu, Am erican Marines and doughboy* whippet) the Commun­ ists In a bitter battle. Many Reds retreated back a rro s , the river abandoning th *ir weapons in panic. MaJ. Genet al John H Chur h commanding tbe juim Mannr-lnfau tiy attack at Cbangnyone wa* Jubilant over what hi* troop* had done to the Red*. Two South Ko rean division* stalled the 30,000 Cumin unlsli north of mountain-walled Tne-eti Frid ay morning, lin e o f them, the South Korean F ir s t Infantry pounced on the Reals In a counter­ attack Immediately. Friday after nuam and the U .8. 27th Regiment pileal into the battle. Tilt- ulher South Korean division am I lie -anir front lo*l contact w itii tlta- Ra-d* a fte r helping to ’ top them, A 11lea I headimul ter * • aiii the Real force m ay have tu rn ­ ed hack nor tli to escape through slerp hill* umier fire . General M acA rth ur’s T o k y o heatit|uarter*. in It* firs t earlymorning lum inary in fuur days, saitl the .South Korean F ir-t D ivi­ sion had regained h a lf to all the Strike* ground it loit north of Taetrit Thursday. tThi- wouhl be t>ne ami IC e w lla ss e a o a P a a e S i t ) Mine W orker* (Inal.|, al*o t(ull t>nr-balf lo three m iles The summary *»ld the enemy work Tuesday at flv* T . L’ I. in the Changnyong bridgehead mine*. T C. 1,’a two M r Mm -1 m ills at F a irfie ld and Knsley were rb>*a-ti yesterday on the morning ahift* Union a.'id company o fficials awhen thr- employes their' rrfilfia l greed s shutdown o f the two line* to cross picket line*. would seriously hamper move­ The W hite House ca Ileal in ment of *tc*I, coal and iron ore. union leaders fur 1:00 I*. V , tuals) The workers w ant a 40-hour m an e ffo rt to find tome way to work week for inert in yard service hrud o ff the creeping strike «f without lust In th eir present pay ruilwuv trainmen and cunduclor- for u 4H-hour week. T h e y demand Juhii It. Steelman, assistant to wage adjustment* fo r those in the I’ r* siab-nt, talked w itii mm- the grneral train service to nar­ agement representatives l a s t row the gay between their earn­ night. I ll s conference, were alt ing* and those of engineers and scribed n* a canvas of prospect, firemen. for renewal of direct negotiation* A presidential ttoard in May i* on the wage-hour dispute. cummrnaleil a pay tmost of I I rents In ■ strategic mu** to imprre* an hour a* a comiiromlse for Ihe their demand* without creating a yardmen, but dented pay boo«t» national emergency the Brother- to train service men. IhmmI of Railroad Trainm en ami Ortler o f R ailw a y Omductors sch*<!uh'*l f in - d a y token it r ik e , on two steel and coal carryin g lines, taeginning next Tuesday at 6 A. It explained the M arines, over­ coming extrem ely stubborn m i l tam e, turned the enemy's southern flank into the path of the 24th Division. General Church said the MarineInfantry attacker* in hi* sector may have ended the North Korean Fourth Division’s fighting day*. "1 think everything ha* gone verv w ell," said the General. “ He (the enem y! certainly ha» taken a hell of a licking. That's certain. I don’t think that (Red Fo urth ! Division w ill do much fighting for u w hile, ■'A hat I would like to do I* destroy that division entirely.” The flight o f the escaping North Koreans was reported by Sgt, Ben­ jamin Schofield of Des M oinri He watched their flig h t from a high ridge overlooking the riv e r Schufleld said: “ There were hundreds of gook running helter skelter in retreat. They’re trying to get across the river anyway they ran. “ They aren't carryin g weapons They left them behind." Marine C o rsairs strafed and bombed the K.al- a* they tried t e cape to tha west bank of th river, l-.arbei in tbe day the .Ma­ rine pilots had repotted attacking Beit in about battalion strength trying to rro tt. Advancing M arine infantrym en fluihed many North Koreans from hitting places In tbe g u illrt and paddy fields. A spokesman for the U S. 24th n/anlry Division said the A m eri­ can.- had moved up three mile- In 3'i hours of fighting and now com­ manded all the strategic ground in Die Naktong bend ala miles below Changnyeng. Marines on ihe southern crest ami doughboy* on the norther now occupy both ends a iau*age-*haprd hill commanding the rivercrossing bridgehead set up I'l day* ago by 12,000 Red*. The victory southwest of Taegu was the sharpest in 3 day * f win ning fur Allied fore* a ll along the line. In a ro u n trra lt-rk led b" tank American and South Korean troop* lashed out at Ih ire K rd dlvirion* that Were slopped Ml Ih-it move toward Taegu from the north T h r emergency Kou'h Korean capital Itself wa- (wine •rni»i»H Russian Spy pionage conspiracy In “ srtin jr Sobeli—like the other* sim ilarly accused—faces a possible dcatl penalty. The F B I said Solarll fieri tha United State* by plan* and went to Mexico City a few day* after the arrest of David Green^lats of New Yo rk on June It}. G rrc n g la tt, a fo im tr A t rnv man wa* charged with getting A-bomb secrets fo r tbe Ru lia n t w hile *ta tio n tJ at the Los Alam o*. N M ■tomte piojrct. Hoover said that .Sobell, recentlv employed at the R re vet Instru of civilian s by hundreds of thou *anu* in a mas* evacuation order­ ed to clear the city for use solely as ■ m ilitary fortress base. The South Korean government went on to a new un*necifiet! re­ fugee capital. The mutt threatening Red ap proarii wa* in sleep h ill* a iliu m mile* north uf Targu. Fo rty-five ton Pershing tank were u*eal in the counter attach iprarbeadrd by tbe U .S . 27tb K< gimerit and tbe South Korean F ir ’ D ivision. The South Korean S ixth Divltlor bad luvt contact Frialav niglat w ill Red*, t bail bt*% liefore T»eeA llied troop* ta*trd trium ph on all other front* Frialav. For the firs t time in 13 bitter d a y of fighting American* rolled h.v-k w ine of the I'ifiOO Red in fa n try men win, had bulged across thNaktong River lielow Changnyong 23 m iles Miuthwest of T a e ? ii. r .t r .t Corr.pxcy, &f N sw Y o rk C ity , fa tln l to ->Hn» tip [nr w ork after G rrrq g lass war picked up. T K r F B I found out he left New Yurk f i t V by plan* on Ju ne 22 and U scvtl him to Mexico C ity . The ■iniuoinrment noted that Ju liu s H o u n b e rf, another alleired mem* ber of the ip y ring, who w a . arrr-trd In JulV , had n llrg rd lv at tempted In lwr'UB>b Grva-ngla*' to flee to Mexico. The entire group ia charged with working with H a rry Gold. Philadelphia chemist, who i» a l­ leged to have Iwen a chief A m e r­ ican contact for Ur Klaux Fu-h*. the M ritiih atomic scientist now serving I t yeari in prison far atomic tpyinft Sobell i a native of New York C ity , the «on of Russian parent' who a ir now naturalized U . 8 . citi xrtu H r wfc, graduated from C itCollege of N rjv York in I93H ami r w t lv n l a matter*’ dry rep in Hrctrical engineering from th - Uni vrralty of Michigan in 11(42. Hi* wmk for the Navy durinir the lav* war wa- in lien rral E le ctric's ra ­ dar *ectinn which wa* conductin'highly *e«-ret research in 'thl field. Sidwll once lived in W«t»I>inr*on ami in t-a- m arred to Helen Iw vituv G u rrw iU in A rlingto n, Va. Mo ai d tin n twu riiih ltr-i live in Flushing, N . V., the F B I *ai I. Nerve energy is Iransrm lted from tbe brain to the heart via the nervous system. There must be no interference with these nerves trailing from the b r a in to thu heart or they cannot properly P trnnsmit their energy and us a result the func­ tion o f the ha'irt w ill be abnormal. Tbe Spine Is the piace w herr such Interference n.ay exist. When the* vertebrae ure in abnormal posi­ tions th-y produce pressure upon r.erve filu r*. It in true that ilise-ase of the heart may l«- pn-alured by preslure niam nerve fibre* supplying the heart. Then it should lie njually true that the release uf this 11rest ure would ir v lu r r normal transm ission of nerve energy to the heart. T his could then result in the tissue* of the heart tie corning normal again adv. W O R LD P E A C E P R A G U E , Caachoalovakla, Aug. I 8 _ (Jp,— The executive commit tee of the Cotnmunlat-prompted World Defenders of Peace passed c resolution today demanding that foreign troops be withdrawn from Korea and both sides be heard iu the United Nations. The com- * | mittee ended iU lhrce-«lay ijoarte rly meeting with a decision le hold a second world peace Con gresi in London on Nov. 1.1 t* Steady layers lor 12 to 14 Months Gel SQ% product ion in a il Months and twu to sis duien more eggs per bird per year than average chickens uf alaudsrd breed. Thoee arv the rer old* II) -Lille chick* s i r mak­ ing. Resistant to hut weather slum p, slid the) give p lrlil) of egg, in the early fall when egg price* are be»t. Winner of laying tesla throughout the rountry. W H IT E T O D A Y for fu ll details! Send F or N ew F re e Catalog Wallace Hatchery ua«a H A IN E S H O A D i l l . P c lt r t it m r ir , F lo r id a LAST TIME TONIGHT • S A T H ID A Y ONLY! • D O m il.K FKATDHE • & <ii iL-ffAs t?! *. 4, f *.AuHJ'-JftJ s a r liCfiTvi M T' 4 ft \ V J t ° 7 't <L t ’s I AIHIKI): ( AltTOON AND SE L E C T E D SHORTS FOR A STAR A I J it i— DAY c u k o your way. 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' THE WEATHER I -Ir Ihroe.jh T tifiitiv M rfp l (- • “ tdely w i l l r t »H afternoon than* dcr shower*. Little rh*ogr In temp * n tu rf» . lit n llf variable wind*. AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY N EW SPA PER VOLUME XXXXI Senate Talks Of Home Front ^M obilization S A N F O R I). F IO W IIlA . i t t a h l i a h t d 1908 Marines Round For Korean Fightin g Front i A PassaRc Of Controls Bill Seen Tonight; GOP Asks Truman State O b j e c t i v e s M ONDAY A ID . 21. A n o o rln trd I ' r n w in.Mi N o . 261 Enemy Attack On UN Defense Lines Results In Huge Loss; Night Bombers Repulse Reds Enemy Flanking Move I Stopped By Planes Guided To Targets By Field Artillery W A SH IN G T O N . A n *. 21-4,1*. £ —0 * f r Adm inistration protraia, lb# Senate voted <7.In 12 I , , ) , , ' In g lsr Ih r Cnm m rrrr Depart­ ment Ibr Job of dividing scarce m aterial* among Indu-trlr- un­ der Ihe home front mnhllirafion program. H -m nrralir leader Loroa ( I I I .) prnlealed fhaf fhr H r r r r l i r ; of f emmeror • mild bavc "mnre pnaer than Ih r I’ realdenl." lie argued Ihe I ’ rrvfto deni should ha»r discretion in aav what a g rn rie i abnuld handle V aB u ratio n * a„d priorlllea. Le a n e d W ir e Four Phases Of Korean Fightin g CommunistsM.Tss Men On Southern And Central Fronts To EndWarThis Month lO K k O r uecclay. Aug 22 l > 27th R E G IM E N T . Korea, l/1't C •■mnuinul caiiialtie^. te.lal •'ug 21 td ’ l 21 Atnrncan night ling a minimum ot 11,000 ami proliving plane* guided by Bates shot iibly a- high at I >.000 m th i'e fic-m I > a ilillr iy broke up a i i i * i , to.ttfc! Mmuiav a« the Noilh Bed kotran attempt lo outflank Koie.m Reds strove in despetalion tin* n a r k m lanltv legunenl in lb* to i m i k the Foiled Nations deJ overnight datlnes* of Sundaylen e line* in .South Kotea Monday W A SH IN G TO N . Aug 2 M / P ) I)e-|ide then punnhlng lo*>ei, Pethaps for the lost time in — D ie Senate wrote into ilt home anv war. a ilillr iv wea|»ons acted uuullv in dead, the B e d m v id r t i lio n l moluliralinn hill today blan­ «i cpollei* foi pilot* Ih e lug gun* >-rir i-cnlinumg to m at- men and ket power for I ’ triiclrnl Trum an to gutdrd planet to target* with a to pintle thr lines nn the r e n lia l make anv needed improvement* in A COMPANY OP UNITIO H A T H H A T H flN K K I move In tingle B it through an unfdfnllOe*) South Korean llarie-up nf pbocphnrou* lliell* ami -nuthein Ironl- lo r the lug governmrnl-ownrd war planti. ullage, somewhere along the Nakton* River lin e (U.t. Dtfemt Department Photo from Inirrnational) hirakmg the daiknrt*. pu-li which Americans predict m.tv Key prn-isinnt of the far-trad .Ice lliric la d Tl-ey a ir um lei o: fh r night laid *»a* Irlieve d to ing m ra tliir In gird the rn ii*try‘v h«*c IcioVen the bac k of itie rnem* del- Irom then high co m m -nd lo ^pennomy for emergency would let Hanking move 12 mile* noilh ot Wl|ce out tile lir f r n ir hv Aug 31. the President m ille t rred il, allot I argil d tv. At -ne I-Iinl i,<vitli n| I -rgu on u a r re materials. and- -if he de­ On the ground in lan liv beat tin n-cilli i entnl trout tlie Bedcided they were needed pul on b a il an enemy counler-alla*k d in ­ nude a Incigh Iwn-nulr gain hei c - i N o t h in g A t A ll wage and pure ceiling* and ration t ing the night. I hiv morning a pa (me Iceing halted l-v a bnlltencontumer good*. Iml found live enemy tank* drJ ru m a n Is S i l e n t t a u .. u i a » « k k . a .* s .- t — night in-artillery cooperation. T o ­ itro>rd. two tell-propelled guns, a —The men who headed G over­ After dayv of debate, the Senate day, hnwcvei. C-enetal M acA ithui s nor W arren'* campaign In Polk troop vain e r, and thiee true kv 1ok Vo l-eadi|uailei> omitted itv met under an agreement In remain E fforts T o Prevent county conferred with him here Says Sanford Would knock'd out hv ailtlleiv moltaiv iifu-l eatlvm oining rommunique. in session until it completed action today l-ut all denied the talk hail Be Used As Refugee and rocket lire. Nationwide T r a i n anything to do with Ihe county'* on the meaiuie. Indication! were -ayiog (lie ntualinn had not <hang gambling problem and an Inter­ jtehat il would run fat into thr rd since. Haven In A -W arfare Iheve arlion* italled the -neiuy * Walkout Continue nal row over law enforcement. deeperate e llo ilv In o|*en « drive S ig n lfle a n tly , the N orth Korean night. Frank W right, the Governor'# comm unique, h ro id e a .t hy the An outlined of the orgam/atson mtn Taegu W A SH IN G TO N . A u*. 21 </T) Voting began with a senes of executive a-aTatant, aald It «a> uniat “ tid a l n ie ce -." theme and The lied A iiny'a IM h. I.tth an t of the Seminole Counlv Defense — Trainm en walked out in three non co nlrovrriial pmpotal*. "ju«t a general diaruaninn of i cuniclaliie-l that th-- A n 'rt ir a n and till itivjtlnn* w rtr t*elte*ed to South Ko rean fence, ■ ’ a i r heaviljr A voice vole approved an key terminal! today, and President Polk county affair# " w ith mem­ Council and the piogiam for c iv i­ hs*e engaged in the Icattln north ber* of the W arran campaign lian defense was prevented hy ^ nf Tacgn. But the Bed waa held enontre-attaching on a ll .eetnra NOITN ROMAN COMMUflltl HAMMIIIHO id tlntl* >1 ........ ot defer amendment by Senator Edwin C . Human called nn his lop leader executive committee. T o k vo headquatter* put the total B . Peler-on, d u tc io i. at the re­ |,y t).e IT. S. 27th I Wolfhound l lln e i below Ihe Jtth p -tallel h>c rain e d a piogtc^eive -niiukage ot the John ton (D- Colo) giving the adviser lo make another effort to Reel ea-ualtiei on tlie e n tire front lie aatd the meeting waa called Regiment and by first 8n.:tn teintory r w l>C"g held by United State* Arm y dtvi -u». Macinea -od head o ff a nationwide railroad gular w rrkly luncheon of thr Ro­ P m id e n l blanket authority to mIwfnie Polk County Solicitor Friday an-l Saturday at Id.ttV'J. ivriran IMvl-ton, working acroaiRepublic o* J-Hith Kocea fnue» The alw-ve map* Hes->-1 ttc* outcome of Hunter Htephenaon atkad the tary Club today at thr ar hi ( iuh. ....... .. Thla included only an unspeci­ al all additional equipment and vtnke. and valleys the enemy s mam campaign- in Kroea tf’eatMl P re-si fic ! |call of Ihe iW ravualtte* M r. Peterson |w>intect nut that in • The enemy t<K.r*»ded yevterdev He ordered John R . Steelman., (iovaenor to investigate what ha make improvement! in plants and called (alee charge# made by It UcYe-t t* Swing inftfetecl op t^a the-event n f atroslVr'warfare Sah Hf g v tin g two tn K ntvy Arttaltoivv ri|»lhef lat ililie* n o w -owned by the ptaasdenlial assistant., jo gel rep­ S h e riff Prank William# that enemv In (he cegion n aith ft" srfttnd a ooointain on the Wolf resentatives of tlie tail roads and crim inal cnaea had boat) dlamUaed ford nnufil probably he used as a '^oveinm ent. ic a a lla a c a n * r a t - I Wat Taegu alone In addition fronton- .tiipvt.-hev There * i « m> rnnteaf of an unions together in another attempt for "personal and political re a . refugee haven- while in the r it ir . •one." ie|Miited at lea»t l.tfttt »n»my ctviliar amen-lment hv Peualor* W herrv lev reach an agreement. civilian d fense would probably U y |» ( ’o r r C iq p 0 n d o n l dead courted in a single ».t|on W right and member# of ihe (R-N etit amt Sparkman K ) A la i Charles G . Ross, presidential sec* Polk county delegation |ntl#ie*| limited lo the protection and cr oil the r itie m e .nuthern front, and which wrml*l retpiire the govern be| of civilian |>o|Ni|alions while K i c k t ’ f l ( ) | l l B y IIt 'f lS i l »aclaa»s a * e — •-*’-' letary, said Mr. Truman iltrn will the matter waa not dlarus-cd. mrnt In alloralfng e i p r niatei losea would have to be .. , , ,. . They aleo aald there wax no prot-erty M « i i hi. n n v i . F lat*. to make a-ire Ihe remaining review the vilualion again befme i . • - vv P R A ts Iln , • freluvslovakta. Aug dUriiavlon of (he Saturday a irra i discounted l » |>er< rut. lh r A . „ N. , . , r(, ,-tP supply I dlstrlbulvd fa ir ly for deriding what lo do next, IM i r \m : Ml ( D l l A M O ) i /P i l« mhmi mtliMt* of C. T . McKown for allegro civilian D trd i. A voter vo le *pII we aie in for • glottal w a i.’ par* to th« h-rccnd W orld Stu f H ii|, 4irln iin f hi ftm if lull % v!-«m 9 lin ^ l «»• l(*HR " I f this fa ils," a reputed ask* lb-Ida operation# In the Winter f u n f b i ^bi pi overt it, Wr. Peterson vaid. "we *hould have dent Congrsw# eanreltecl Icnta* n J. "isn't seiture the last resorti" filia l K t 4 $ n ln n fi l«»i ll»r turn whfi Men U|mn llim t|n|$r% Haven area, and h it reported re ­ Di-ttth.iti»n woiilrl be b**»-d on "Yo u w ill have lo draw your lease to the custody of J . J . I* .......... ...... ....... ...... ......................7 S L i hL . ' ”S r K ^ S ................ ll'a a ilu a e a o« !*■«• T w a l In v«4i ynii'vr gn| In rnnlrnl llir I iik I* n»»«iml lf» ^in E llio tt, th r Governor'# special live years. We arc doing it iv»* The Srr..nd Congre-* of the V T ltr t r H ill *»fr* 1ft Tiinum , r , --------- own conclusions.” Ross said investigator. on the basis o( ignorance .ind not International Union of StudentD ie President, Ross said, direct T id I bn Mi S irtlv, Montr I i kill" Klllott joined 8tete A tlo rn r) K* " M IA M I, Aug. '.*i 'd*1 * ed Steelman lo make "further e f­ W aller Woolfolk, County Solici- knowledge, when we should lias* ' W " *n ' h, ; ' ’r * r " r in M fily, M tilt* M iirlkichl »»n emit but powerful ami sw iftly T h r A |. fln , , | y JhtiN anil Ml|f 4f |j»4f IIMI forts this afternoon lo hung thr tor Stephenson and others in a •lie knowledge. It w a. only la» developing h'trelratie -pawped I Ik If14tk a contending patties together lo seek raid on Me Knwn's residence week lliat the government linall* Thur-da* aftei a week of trying liMl.mtl- '--rod- f-veffcigbt ... ' k ( S h eriff W illiam s' office waa by got around to issuing a im -ll hro r hl» morning t - a . alluwed Into • I* •Vftr r 4tt 9tr .l.lc l V tlw d lc a *h <rt •tl-ta-.cc c t of an agreement." Now 4 o. paired. , L ,„ . i , , i , 'he tiall (cut later went nut. Wh-tl \• Vcdtgna. In tlie ! / » « » ' t l-tand Vi 9 to iht- I* t l n ir The rountry-wHe dispute I* over chute on what lo do in ca-r , Wt|P.,H lr „ d guard Wright vald tha Governor con i h i r , .ro t. •v| at fit'll «•) 0 | group wages and hour*. Today’s strikes atomic w atlare And when I wrot* cfom n ,r Cie,Im al-ivak Youth AM leachera of .'reminote Coooir (erred with Klloitt this morning w \ h i m n i ; t o n . \ ns? m v* H u rrica n e '-a ru ii'g * '»•»'«* that f 4f't • ,«v sflf •»( 4li r Itillf* school- r»|w>rl»rt at the vat loti w e re 'raile d for flv ? day-. T ra in ­ before the Polk cuunty delegation to Rep Hrtlnng lo get me a cr»|i* Movrmrnt c|i**|c|>ea»ed tn-lde with S n rr tu tv of lit# T i m i i d v • ^ * - t .lo . . the 'sw ard I Ian I- ("'U of thf h ft 4ft » 4m|l4<k*tl men *ald the Idea la to rail attenschool- at n on o'clock thl» morn ram r In, hut declined to com­ hr replied that they we,e ahead. ' hr, • "W '.'' r * 1'1tiuadclnupe to St M a rk *, and ( u u i v w e oa Paa* at#i tw .k r.m a n fo t th a '•"» - *« » h |. and .o n f n '- ... It wn IM 4 f 4 VI fir tf lin rf'if tng for central orientation. an>t ment. He aald Ihe Govemoi void out at $ 1 .2 * a copy". nortl.cjiM storm w -ro in g » *" c'onr'rr'.a tv rg a n irln g c o m m itte e , - 't u a l.m . ... the m a rk e t f-c f e d r ii on tin hill ttiAt H*-f| |fii* riS r« £ o i i f e n r i | with principal* regard didn't see Mr Kown. I lai d* — |« our fir**9 11tit if 43** m fit* <1 m |II i B l i p Kim f lt r .Hi ci.si'laycd In the iiMfips O. P . Herndon, as county rletk nnt give hia name, in * duller. <•1 —.1> N o rto n. . • / b'«e. Paul K ilte r nf W inter Haven, was inatrurtecl by Ihe State ctvi „ „ „ harh with the ra id tc.ro *1- frn>r nn ih f fin«n« tnl front " I hmiimI A tn rrir* ti |*rt*i in n * .■aalii it. the X ^ Ja/iv> V c» th e r whose young ton was in th- ban defense h rail to act up a mo>| m two Hr aid the r immit* The meeting-, w ill continue to .Snytlrr U«nrft r rfM trm rnt in r# I’M* niaaati'ft* B *v r th r Mil it* F u r r s .I, -aid th. I V conference, aald " I ran e n u re Seminole m-nrow and Wednesday (from t»:«0 County organisation, tP« had ranrellrd it herause "vou f t t l ttcfrmUntr h*' fiivnn**' oifM •i o k nano* on th r •mf • *t »* tnaik* ^ « sllaOkstir u to«ll 4# n » r*r»l', you we were talking about non aald Mr. Peterson. J ie prnmptl) i|,| n,,i Iwhave like a lonroall.t nf 4lae. svnli e-aal algal-# A.M . to .1:30 P . M. « m sa.c •••O. SUM - - • *«• *1 It'd • ••i uttli yaw * le*aal matfa* e ** of o n ly tvi m ild , nut ahnwa nnT A L L A H A M K K . A ice •»t-c«n On Tburtrlav fiom 11:411 A.M . In riH T filM ib r mu im iiMiMiifi v iu iH ’ inly/* it |nols4hly th* tliir if th*» r who U-Ual fn rrc fot it ticq-ical atotm S<»mr |»riiiin« In »•»•*»! *»»•» • l» 4:30 P.M . a county wide meeting — Tha Statu Gama and Fish Com Other members of the delega­ delega- Defense t'ounelt which aerved dur | | P explained that in-trad of fm iKht t h * fr \«ft| rrftf •mt*rr »n*»«t III il* e a rly Stage* ->f develop. nf teacher, w ill lie held at Sem i­ mission waa warned tods- It may tion «n were FKlo U y Delgi Delgado of Win- Ing the last w ar and waa headed layin g in the pr««* ten I had w rtr (lUn|3|M)lnfr«| F tl'U v Hvtyifrr «lttf n"»l n l i r fh»* l*»lrfr%f 41 m lit il Mh I mtill 11 • h* 4' -n l m rn l. nole High Sr hoot. T'-acherv ve||| ho alcollsbfd If it permit- every ter ler Haven, Mel Wilson of B ar. hv Ja m r* L . In g try with II. Jam tin* «t«n«ti of «|r41Ii tindrr 4 t»la/ gone on to the ronvenlimi floor. m tr in n ffriln c SI2l.&70Jinnfinn The new hurricane firm ed llwailaw ee **• C l f t T a - I in* el again Frid ay at respective day hunting. two, Ralph L . C ru n of Lakeland When I said I had never been nru Trf*«Niirv note# In f t i l t i n r ,,' i* i,,M . , * i l , « —o*tce» fw'W-ertot ili-tu-t. i f , • . The warning was made by S ta ir and C arl Floyd of Haines c it y erhonli, an-l at I0;0t) A.M. nrin.......................... lfll|Htf f «f,| et o| -ncc w hich hre.t In the u m r get.r . — , . . s s i. * . . . . „ / *e— • • - » was. aw as .sataasMot «/« lalt DlMlf ia t ivmnrcl inert elfMl- -etl* — *• -efused to discuss the point la t'a f •"» •••urn llitliltllin Ufta Mill th r l»4»tlr of \ tffw tty | | i | | »« that cra l area sped alor;- Ilia New T h r F r d r ia l R f* rY f J l n u w witli Mr. Ifa rria , school Rep.-N'ciminew K . Griner of Dixie Racing Commlaaion, and Floyd neither hlue-hirt e«rnrted rnr to it rn»lr«| in thr f!rfttriirtio n nf 4 E n g ls iu l c-.a-t on a o .iin tcjclin g Y e«lcrd ay In Miami ••he fhnnith it «fid nnt m m nirnt »»n fh fairground, p air, w u d llo r. an<l Mr*. Oulda W ilson, County. They declared their w arn ­ la a member of the Advertising r i f i i f l i 9 h ra rlih ra il •• 1114* th r out t>. -e-, T lie big h u rtira i.e . now ing waa not a threat, but said the*' Commlaaion. I had gone onto the fl wir three T rffliU fv urtlon. fr n r r u llv favnt achnnl lunch director. N'aktnnfc H iv n that )««••! put the til d a v- old, ap titHi c | th- HaI Mifli 't In'# t r % t ratr« nn nhnrt 'ro il’d aupport a con-tltutlunxl imev a apeak to Koglt-h, he ci­ Fol'ow Ing more meeting* ni Word haa teen received of rbrn rtiiv w it.tin t • ait in i’ - % ♦f ! In .iia o am* F lo r I t , c-.-.-o g tvetrrm t n n r it ir R on th** ffrounn Jll, th rn th r pr ivi«io n 4 l r 4 pit 4 I of principal* and tearhera neat week, amendment to abolish the commis­ death yesterday of Ie e Kltiard. J ' •iat. and American delegates. ilm in a iy a le rt* , and hru«h"d ne«r I'M A Y E N FD R P E A C E that wntilil rnnitmt infU tion lia* no The rongr rrg i .(ration of pupil# w ill take sion If every dav hunting w*« In Miami w h«rr he had lived f--a^OIlt h K o tr« the ro a -tlln e from *'ap. Ila tte ra * . polttrisl affiliatio n, hut ithead In keeping with tha Mayor'* Ihe past atx ,-eara. place DiurM lav morning, Aug. .11. permitted. III f r i t , thr l»*»4f*| f»n F m .I an H ntlr-t | N . ( ' ., n orthw ard Its heaviest To aavr T a r ju , tl quarter* here l-urend .r-emenlThey and several oOv-r leglsla proclamation calling for a few Bolt. Feb. n. I'.Kttt In Hanf»i • at from 11:00 A.M. until noon. irtt «t| from I S tn I 1* (>• r »»n* M att Ft» f • iv a ify Division had wind* rem aln e .l o ff*t.-.rr. > f Ih r Communist-barhed wo-Id 8- lio«l buvve* w ill operate over all tors headed a large delegation, minutes of prayer for pe«-e 'lu r­ Mr. Klnard ha>l lived here all ->f th r dlMoiint r r l r , nr rh n tK r mud* to hold tlfi fi'iwniMK riiltfr that The h u rrlc a o * o ff Antigua waa peare tnovemrid. route*. A ll achoola open for the m ostly from Ihe central Florida ing the noon hour. Rev. f |. I.y ttie hi- life until moving to Miami whrn prWntr hrnk« Inirm w fi*tn. iaiitl* 4% n rot it 'd Im lv ia fk iii- t I k-Hc v ci I m oving i.ort',. n-.ithw c»tf>n***rT#tlon ton Zimmerman announrrrl today regular achool program on Sep l. 3. Second and F ifth He is survived hy Ihe widow F n lr r .il K r - r r v r hanko «n<l uh* . f th i N ktnng R iv a l Ii r ward at eight to 10 m llca an hour. The County Board of Public In ­ D istrict-, to protest Ihe every-day that he w ill lead Intercession In the Mr*. Annie Belle Km ard and three I PrinccRH Marffnrct rom m err111 f».«I**'f a* ^ rriiritv . • t r r p MlKKrd W(»o«|r«| h ill about In te re sts In Ih r island amt -hip Chapel of Peace at llo lv t'ro.a daughter*. Frances, Dorta and struction w ill meet tomorrow rule. .Snyilrr «ah| In hi* ntjitcnirnt to­ I . immi f r r t h iu h , ( w o n illr « n o it h * •ong at sea were advtwul to exH ah 20th Birthday day that thr national d flit, now M f . l n f W a r K W a t l, a n d »%*n The rule waa adopted hy the Churrh from I2 :M to 11:10 daitv M ary Ann: also three *ont. Jim I temorning at 10:00 oVInrh at Mr. -*ci»e caution L a w t o n '* office In conalder tilda commission at Its regular Ju ly A to which a ll are welcome. The»»- role* Danny and Tim othy, all of I Ita position waa I.VtO m l * , Ifh w i B A L M O R A L , Scotland, Aug. J l ind m o rf widalv HI*trilHit*».i fhao \lim u l thioiiffh T a r ju to th** aiip- anuthea-t of tha Florid* roast. for a two room addition and a cen­ meeting. I .act year hunting was intercessions, he stated, w ill he for M iami! hla mother, M r*. M ary K ' Roar M'm II m M Ote V flff i l s l H n r iiih H m» I'R ft at«i tra l heating plant for the Lym an prohibited on Mondays, Tuesdays the peace of Ihe world and the wel nard of laske Monroe; five tiv- -(A*)— Prince-• Margaret trpped Idithclv out of her tren» J A C K S O N V IL L E . Aug '-’ I t-Ci fare of our armed force*. S c h o o l at Isingwood. and Frid ay s. lera. Mr*. A . P. I ll t t r l l . Lake Mon The freighter Ru-»cll It Jone*, roe: Mra. L . E . M 'lervly, Wau today and thereby rrackecl a rowhich developed a t.rtrf fire --hlle ehula; Mra. W. B . H arrie tt. Ixwtge mantle legend. fighting th# Atlantic hurrlrnne The younger daughtei of King 8.C.J Mra. Owen T . Coop, Winter (CeetleaeO oa ra a * S i l l Park and Mra. (van Nobl ea nf George V I and Queen Elisabeth South M iam i: two hrothcra. Cllf- celebrated her 2fllh hlrttwlav still lord and W illiam ( B illy | Klnard of a spinster. That upset the -tory dating bach Orlando. Police made two an e st* Ratur Sanford Went her The body w ill a rriv e In Hanford I ' " antiquity that any girl Iw.rn lit dav morning In raid* against ner XII to-l-v lobl rail. V A T IC A N C IT Y , Aug. ? l (/ l'i IV q - I' today for funeral aarvirea and In Gbimla r a - t l* wilt m a t.v bef -■ obr il'r g y lhrnu(kout I be world ibal tb* t'.gotc ®*ona celling Cuba bdtery tickets yesterday OA Ry WILLARI) CONNOLLY I ihr <liuub ntlt.I b.- High I ow today 70 terment pending II ,• arrival - f | be is h'0Provided with search w arrants no W. B. Stovall, resident nf Sanford since 1929, i« a former Navy relatives. atrepl. d and rrvu fficd . l'i it.fa ll yesteruay s 'ta re O irttaon f-.neral Horn- | Matgaret of the m erry eyt lice entered a radio shop on East In s long ass * tm|w>ilanl cn rvliral l*ltrt b* cm|>basircd the necetsi r .tal ram , August. 2.4) inch*was hotn in the -olid Scotllah ratT h ird Btreet near Hanford Avenue signalman, who as a member nf the crew of the nmboat Nld'viTIe. aided la In charge of arrang.-tnenls. Normal rain . Augual. 7 Ift lie , ancestral home of her mother. tv of salcguarding all religious m -lru.lion again.I tbr taint of "e rro r." and arrested T-m Newsom*. run the Republic of Panama In secure its independence from Columbia in Inrhe* Despite many rumor* of ro­ r . o f t . M ir m iN t ; Prletnr. lo tte ry tl'keta were 1901. The eitcveliral wa* Issued at no Tide*: Ixiw 7:24; high 2:0R The presence of alt member- n* mantic attachment- the la no< yet moment when the question nf dog­ regret" that the l*-lh o lir Church found, s a lt Polte*- C lilt * Roy WilKe is well acquainted with Col. R. H. Hull. 84 year old retired had “ chn-e thla art to increatcItama. ■ nf aged. the Hoard of (E le cto rs of th ma ha* le-rome a subject nf con­ soldier of fortune, who alsn aided1* Ile t birthday was celehraled troversy h»lween Catholics and dogntallc difference* In C h rialr'tThe other arrest, made shortly In the establishment of Ihe new the concession h r this country of Seminole County Chamber of Coo. dom and theiehy gravely Injured The W eal her afte r 10:00 A M., wag at a pool republic. the uncompleted canal holding* metre la requested hv P rte ld m ' quietly al Ralmoral ra ttle , where Protestant*. T h is stem* from Ihe the growth of iinder-tancllng he. Margaret Istaying with her oar W. A . P e lrlrk a l a r r t lin * Toe* Vatican’* announcement that the mom on Hanfnr) Avenue between of the French Panama Canal Reveral hundred Columbian aold- Company had broken down. J A cTT h o N v I l I.K . V H - .in dav night at 7:30 o’clock In th* *nta. A picnic on Ihe ground* of Pope w ill -non proclaim a* dog tween Christ Una, * T h ird an.| Fourth Street. Evidence The Pen- w ill pronounce th# Asheville 3d 7a th* estate and a fam ily party to­ ma Ihe Virgin Manr’a aiaumplinn aPt lottery selling was founcl and lera, aent to quell the upti-lng In The failu re of the treaty creat­ (Thamhar of Commerce room. nw dogma on Nov. I a« a dram a­ 7t . 41 Boston Inlo heaven In l«ndy aa well a* Following ll>e in itia l me-ting at night ware planned. V ille n M itchell, Negro waa orreat- Panam a, surrendered In 34 aa'lora ed greet dieaatiafectlon In Panetic highlight lo Ihe ItsftO Holy Ti 13 Cincinnati M argaret la not expected to re ­ apirit. •d. Boih men arrested were re- from the Gunboat N ashville, after nus, and on Noe. 4. 1*03. it de­ (•*0 o'clock a meeting of In ­ Y e a r. I l r w ill hold a secret cor- Detroit 47 17 the ta ilo rs had gone Athene and The announcement provoked alstory leased un 1201 bondclared Itaalf an Independent re- dustrial Committee chairmen w ill turn to London until Ihe King and of the College of Card­ Frrsno 107 47 ba held, Edw ard lllg g in a , m anage Queen leave Brotland In October. criticism In Protestant circle#, ea* .T h e police raided two other blocked the Pans-ma railroad with public. inals Ihe day >«ef»r«. 40 Memphis 40 announced today. peelally on tho port o f th* Church gleeae which had white frep rto - o G alt automatic machine guns In todav'a encyclical letter Ihe 17 72 ~ T eg 7 o N M K in r of England, whose leader* arid Pope reviewed at length what he North Platt# " t * . hot ms a create were made mounted on a fla t car, aald M r. 47 92 Plana fo r an Intanave member they saw In 11 Ihe throat of a termed deviations In faith In mo­ Sen Antonio to laeh of sufTWetH ovldonr*. S to vall. The surrender wae ae* nd In 1444. free * * antete m p te d Q W AO i M N N O r iN B M 37 R T W f r r , Anatrmlla. A n v. 11- ship drive fo r the Senfnrd Poet new obstacle to th* movement fo r dern lim e*, then concluded with Beattie m td Chief W illiam s. 73 Apalachkola 92 The hiatory o f Ihe period re* M r*. Ratty B arn's quad*, whe No. IS, Uto American l-egion. w ill Christian unity. these Inatru'tlona: Jackaonvill* 93 Tl A form al statement by tha gavn m r n m A u s tra lia Uw Jitter* ho announced at lit* meeting to­ that Just prior to the tim e Acting nnon _ C IT Y M E E T IN G "Le t the teacher* in eccle*l**ti* PI 81 during Use SO hocira they took ro night a t the Legion Hut. A etipner he*da of the Church o f England. Heal iiuUiutiona be aware that K ty Weal » a » taking pUre. ne* u w l I ? tCla , »1tn Q ly Commission w ill meat S f Melbourne M 72 o'clock w ill procodo tho a rriv e , w ars reported la Columbia and » le c n la r session tonight at •:(*> 93 76 Tampa ■j |isMrF'| tv »"»* fo r puiyhaM a t INYVti - t f * #183 ■ ic' _ • .. . . ***** V J iT « -si ■faul.ra it . Trainmen S trik e In M idw est But M Peterson Gives t ^ A i . Rotary Outline Of Defense Plan Delegation Atrocity Hill Battle Teaches UN Troops Grim I-esson Of Korean War Powerful Isi Mir llurrirane Off Leeward Isle.s Orientation Meet Is Held Today For S c h o o l Teachers T re a su ry Chief Says Stability Of Market Fssentia! New Rule May BrinK Death Of Game Group Police Stage Raid On Cuba Sellers W. B. Stovall Is Another Sanford Resident Who Aided Panama Republic Pope Tells World Catholic Clergy Church Dogmas Must Rc Accepted 2; f f 5 u ! c u“',ri£!K-wa: K5Tii.r- m J �H M ONDAY T11P. m a n f i IIU ) H ERA LD . SAW FO R D . FLO R ID A A U G . 21, 1950 t g S C the Bed Seventh Division In ­ fantry Division had keen rushed i r » l l a * M I'n m t r ig , Oa«) • la B O il/ ta n .i.l ii ' .t ter S.Jttr. ’ i t an una Booth K o ie aa tpokesmar. re ­ ■hares received by inftieidaal compenAlr.c stwo at Pusan. par.i** during a ,# p ,i • m u t iw po it «d ' 2 ,ii(i Red -caftualtl., In ­ . M ieB stL t a li other t i i . i s t* - . It in o n ly ab o u t a tlfvw d e s in c e th e f ir n t w o r k iiiK a r ­ I I ; U e W lfT M acK K N W K flicted by tl« S su tff’K o / * * : • la posted • sim ilar buildup fu -h* jt-nod prio r to June t i . I f M t if i c ia l f in t f e r W ht m m le w it h s k in u m l r a r tlU iK * ' fro m o t i u r A F Foreign A ffile s A m I j *I Senator O'Mahoney (D -W yo) recapturing a h ill" erf Ih e 'r.o rth - ea*t where two southKstean divi­ W . V . B'ttlng I .a r t s o f th e p a t ie n t s o w n lio d y . T h a t b o c a n ic a liv in y . o j k t put in, alio on a voice vote, a pru- east f lia it of the f r o i t r above sions pushed northward of th? T o u c h :;n Drug Co. utin ir p a r t o f th e |M »tient'« h an d . N ow a n o t h e r tfre at «t«*p India's r»pn w n U tlo n to the viilon which would authori.e gpv- Taegu. K iffye-r onang line in a «-of.tinutnf Often th# p rrsen who su ffers 'South Korean t.acal ferce* re* •ioodv cftvnsive that cost the h as been ta k e n in th e p ro v is io n o f a r t i f i c i a l limbs*. Iia ia ln Chinese Communist regime. In • rnmrnt loan* for development of tr-nn an xie ty f'» r * . itTttao'.lthe political metal teiourrea. T h li would oper­ ported they sang one K td tto jp Reur heavily. t :y , fits o! depteession. or from ate under a section authorizing and ammunition ship and d s m a re j The«v de velop meet* came a 't» r u n -v p i".lr'd fatig-e or ia s c .. t j . two,000,000 in govtiniaenl another o ff the south coast, caus­ weekend *n-r.:blw us Imd-.r.gs of t-joe, lacks certain elements • l- an* and l«an guarantees to eput ing heavy but undetermined cas­ ah.ed .v'vJti. Kurevn jdann.-s cn :n th* b-riy. ualties. ■Metre prudurtion. the South / .« e * n cna<t -outhec-st A proper diet car. dv tuucn | T I.. t in t amendment to be de Even allowing for many dupli­ of C n in .j. - h i or T o n r n p f .r isGated • propoial from Sens- cation*. the North Korean losses iana. ecuth*es; of Inch-.n, pm : - r i Williom* |R-L>eli that. if were te rrific . ?eoul. »» t m I I <« u i l h w h ic h th ey cun p ic k op th n iK s a n d m a n ip u la t e th e • • to (|U,»tio n of - h * i ■penal price re ilin c* ate put on. farm The A llie * yielded to a tana-led G enttal M acArthur w a r n •- d a g liia a ,, H llre ratal* *1 i-i a r* should be rolled back to the column In only one lector fo r • North Korean Prem ier 1. in. i v ic e s o f o r ilin u r y liv in jr . T h e s e lir e d r iv e n b y th e r e m n ln ln y ^ ran have m th i, »taie a » 4 raratlrrra ail .v e il prevailing before the K o ­ m u s c le s o f th e w e a r e r , nnd so depend o n r e t e n tio n o f fo u iiwhich i* rc h r» amonir the to w n two mile lost a uezen tunes north Aung tnet h * would hem Kim far IM p«rpM*« af n ctrit.jT .a l deficient *»s an- a ran war. It w a i shouted down or of Taegu on the central front. pervjnally revpcnsikl* for a r y W# tk a ia id l«f ‘ lo 4 * i m :M a! the .rtpretem enf of d a tio n la m e s a n d .n u - c le s T h e n e w » r m is | s-w ered b y n 1,‘* . 1« 0U?1 ‘ * ," an * . 0Leagl«‘-b1r. in it* aerie. voir* vote. world", Ilk* Rut there the Re-J« were stopped more atrocities such as th* tn«>th ru h e ilth ahd their out.ook VI i v4 s ■ 1 1 m 1 1 1» t i t I a l a a 4 t’jn y e le c t r ic m o to r, nnd is c o n tro lle d b y s w it c h e s w o rk e d TiU-t i . ar. anachronism u m ic e Defeat of tha amendment lefi by a fia r« -lit Am erican a rtille ry sacre of more than 56 Arr.eri? i f on life. N t ^ r v a t i m i »*• Iar bv th e to e s nnd In e l. th e r e fo r e it c a n r e p la c e a ll a rm w h ic h uf the pa*t. | .nta.-t in tha hill a provision which and plane attach by mght. T ire troops last week by the N ortnJ (f« V arh . I fclvai*. Ila lfa lf. h a a T}>* d.vt you nc«U oati only ( iif. a a * • I.«al* i ,us been a m p u ta te d a t th e s h o u ld e r. T h e p r in c ip le d o u b t­ Of course Tibet i* an iMduted -ays that prlc« ceilings set for Red tanks were destroyed in the Koreans. . . . » be determ in'd by yevr doKOt. l l t r a M I* ■ w f m h f f a f I I I The Communis;*, with 10 oa>s northern neighbor of India and I farm (ominotiltiee must be no low action. a n i may ft a 'r to be altered d i---- * V im . nlilt • k i r k U v a l l l l v 4 less a ls o c a n lie a p p li's l to u r t if ic u l le y s . frvm time to time v'0 c?n sv.t The A liie a yielded in only on* to go fe r the victory deadline set T h e n u m b e r " f a m p u te e s w h o se h a n d ic a p s c o n fin e there is a tradition of ‘ friendship” tr than: earia,t>*1, i* n>« M f I at rr|*aMIbetween th. two. However, the) I. T h , p arity prlc, p , , „ y . sector for a two-mil* loss a doxen last wee*, by PTem'.er l.'.n , put jrour doctor tegular.)'. Have Jtttmm mt all lit* I—a, B i w a •*» I a I v<* iB IkU B i a i M f i r . a« writ m al1 th em to w h e e lc h a ir s o r m a k e th e m d e p e n d e n t o n a h e lp e r's Um\r n«vi*r liM*n cl <#»"*, , l c Pj *n prict computed lo fiv e a fa n ;, miles north of Taegu on th* cen­ th eir main e tf'.rt* into the T a .r u | hi< p r'scrfp tto n i fill'd at a * f BfWf 4 U fB llk M . h an d s is b e co m in g r a p id ly fe w e r . T o d a y th e s e people ta k e the _iceofraphic*l _ tra l front. But these the Reds and south coast threats. Mort- product th# akin# re lit it# put chi* reliable pharm acy. I ..._. ah.. .. il.lw* * * * 9 — _ M O N D A Y . A l l ., 21, »•#'.« Cotrespsndent iih ite te a d sa-i wftre stopped by a flare-l|t Ames. lobs in o f f ic e s an d f a c t o r ie s . W o rk in g b e sid e o th e rs w h o se ov»r from the m ilitary. *taiideu.me standpoint mg power *» TVfs is fh* Slosh »• • ssrtes , It had in a past fav I s.l«-rst**i«-a»s «*#var.g i even the projected Communist oc­ •he Red flanking attack abor* can a rtille ry and plane attach by Wit ‘ f O D A t b B I B L E V K ltH K ■rable period, or Is s lie s n re w h o le . K v e n m o re im p o r t a n t , t h e y w a lk n a t u r ­ I n* ta t VS* » '» * * »*•«* « i * l . cupation of Tit» l wouldn't create T ae ru » a s stoppeJ bv a flare-lit 2. The average price received night. Caesriahs 'I feu*» a ho fergltl s e llin g G««l a lly a lo n g th e s tr e e t, go fis h in g a n d e v e n p la y g a m e s lik e for India any threat which d(M**n't by producer# during the period Th* back of this most imm* bartagv throsn, out bv Am etuan 1*0 1* lif« are generously re­ b u se b a ll M e d ic a l am i n u c h u n lc a l g e n iu s , w it h th e h elp o f , i r r ,d y r * i.t d ta trl/ threatening lunge a'. Taegu plane, and a r t i l l e r y . _____________ Vlay 24-June 24 o f this year. Married. Itul a (M ai Ufa l# li.r l* u n d e r s tiin d in g . is n e u t r a lis in g th e d is r u p t io n o f lif e w h ic h igen by th# un­ Why then d«« N'-hru emphaalle W illiam s' amendment would was believed bror • p i l l re a srd tVr ch ral uur com es fr o m lo ss o f an a rm o r leg. usual team ing up of plane* w ith the situation with a note to the have *trurk the parity yaidstick re lie s bt delaying: Co y r aU<> in) Chine*. Gommuni*t governm ent1 from the bill lie aaki parity prievt btg guns 'at eloa* quarters. Tha n ig ht-flying flfhter-bombthe vineyard ami whatever U righ' sh ich , hy tin s a y , India l.a* re- «re higher than the average prices ars were guid'd to their ta rg e t' r w l l l * iv » thee — Matt. 2l»:« ro g n lu d . .f f in a lly ? It tribe* in* f the May 24-Jt'he 24 period • ■/ • a• • . *____ _ that hi* move may have a very Meanwhile Republican pressure b r t h ' bright glow o f phosphorous shells poured among enemy troop* . t-ullt un in Cungree* for a sttte One thing we can lately lay this A a h e v illc . N o rth C n ro lin n , a i l l n o w h a v e u n»*w chance* •perial •ig n ifiran n field a rtille ry . i\ .\ iik i\ c r m i s s m u / It n -rtainly could la- another rn<-nt t.y l*rr»ident Trum an of bvThe cvu n liy doe.n'l need is a good five to c n n a ltlc r its* m ost fa m o u s son Ths> T h o m a s W olfs* Montother im ta'dlat# threat 110 N . P A R K A V K . indication that Nehru i* hi adin< over-all objectivea in the Koraar. cent politician. o ria l A a s o c ia t iu n hu< ju s t p u rc h a se d h is h o m e nnd muds* toward* th< |en.|*-rehi|. of A sia fighting and the cold w ai against appeared to be In the deep soutn P H O N E 124 where th* Rede were budding at it in to u m u se u m Sonts o f the* re s id e n ts w h o s c o rn e d W o lft* The man up- n ...................boulder* Communism elsewhere. Chinlu for a new off eat !v* airaeJul.en Lahaul. Belgian Commun- d u rin g h is 1ifi*tinis* w ill p ro lm h ly now Is in s t . " I knew h im that mantle fall* mu*t l< the- l.ia Senator I I . A le ia n d er Smith (R at Pusan, the main ailUd post «n brother of the little fell<.»« lik* N J ) told a reporter that Secretary th * voutheartern tip 'o f the peistnbt Party chief, was shot down in w h e n ------ ’*. T ilie t, a* wi a* *».* c*iun*ellor ot j of Defense Johneon veill be a*ke* )u i home in Liege thr other da) tula. W o lfe w a s a .^ tra w lin g g e n iu s o f etm tu iu g e n e r g y . 11 is the m ighty. ' to apell out to the Senate FortTgn In fighting over th* weekend a td killed fo ld wart fo u r g r e a t n o v e ls , "I.<-ok H o m e w a rd A n g e l" , " O f T im e a n d Kelation* rommltte** in a doled from tip to tip of the 120-miiej the R lv « * r" , " T in W i -Ij u m l tin* It iK 'k " tint! " Y o u C a n 't G o m ," " " L ip in i* h»i <t t*> « * m a ll| m t-tlng tomorrow j h » m tlitaty long front. - th- Red* lest nearly ■ m* > ?♦* B i 9 ! ' • •' General I awiui. Collins and Adilnrm * A g a in ” , n r ig in a lly lo n t u im i! rn illin n it o f w o t i I h. A country that suddtnly find* lU e lf •'bjactives, ru far as Europe is con 2.000 .aen in the south. 4.000 on mini F o u r ,I .Sherruan have gone the central front a n i the balance t lla r r r n ln g c t lifo r , tin- late* M a x w e ll I ’ c r k i i u , s itu th a t th en * rm rig m g into a *trnnge new ■erned. But Smith *ald that more u r­ out to Korea to ire why it is llial world w hich ra n b- v e ry w lf-ceriwan go ld in tlii> vaat minsri o f ori*. u m l m a n u g rri to e x t r a c t tere<l and hanl-l*>iled A imI na- gent, in hie opinion, is a declara- on the east coast line north of Pehang. five American divisions can't lick tin- f o u r n o v e l* . Ill th e m W o lfe tell.? th e h to ry o f h i* o w n tu ra lly th.- prime Minister is wel' •i n of war and peart alms by the A e vw lattd Pr»*s c cm *p o rd e « : |5 Red divisions which are l>rttei lif e u n d e r o th e r n a m e *, l i e w rite * a lw a y * w it h t o r r e n t ia l aware that hi* artiun* an- i«ing 1‘iesidrnt that w ill l i t Congrtt* Stan Swinton repotted from the equipped with lanks and other |*» w e r, a n d i* |ierhn|>* th e m o st h r illia n t o f A m e r ic a n T w e n - note.1 rarefull> by 'h * -ehanceller r ..w where the country is headed sdwthei ' -tn front that Araerican* lost 'W e need a statement of oVer- a l;* y and b itte rly disputed m oun-1 supplies than they aie. We suie tle th c e n t u r y a .d h ,r * . T h e n * I* no t e llin g w h a t he m ig h t v ’t *11 ohjKtiVee, blueprint from tain position tn a gtv* and take ’ hope General M acArtliui tells them h a v e u c c u m p lla h e rl. hut l o r h i* d e a th in 1938 a t th e ag e o f M ya , he T 1 U t*. -Inch we ran work,” flnntb said battle two mtie* soufhwest ' ot Frholng that dtmatid. Senator Haman to 1»'4W w ildly charging War or no war you can't keep **” • <tB(uf w ill l*r t r lt lh l in friend*) ‘ T h e n e w m u *e u m i* not th e o n ly * ig n o f g ro w in g in negotiations. The Indian govern- Millikan (R -C o lol declared that Red*. oplc liom getting m auled, ami longiesa is working in the datk Fig h tin g ha« raced around H a ­ Beautiful B la c k Gcdar.ett# E » :r * C lsan . Coad Paint sing childtct, who glow up to te re .it in W o lfe . T h e H a r v a r d U n i v e r s i t y L i b r a r y h a * « I "»*iH seill t * pleased if there la a • hen it i* caiied upon to vote tn- inan sine# Saturday. Th» sector Lcualiy Uwned, Kad.o. ?peclai h im . K l y m b y „ „ . , l , „ i „ . r . lea nt m ilita ry appropriations, I* deferded b r the U . S. 2fth In ­ ,h |h t mole w att. During live hut ™ » * ” * n .- c * l..„ . . f ............. tire s , extra good . u llu .rily to rlarnp controls on the fa n try D ivision It i» 10 miles Ml months uf lias year their weic vk* fo rn p re lie n * iv « w in th e g ift in o r ig in a l fo rm th a t It autonomous part of Itn l t'hina. condition northwest c f the *outh coast por. ■ tvitix.ii etonom) and increased The I ’eiplng CeminunistB ui*13,62J couples who look the mat- ••veil in i'lu d e d W o lf e .< n *h t in y * . T h e o f f ic ia l a c c o u n t reF o r Sal# of M»«an, airlrae mile* w est of tasr*. • i'1 *" ha>. o ff..e .i rrgioiml aurtage sows in this one stale alone m a r k * d r i l y . " T h la i m t l o n o f th e c o lle c tio n h a * not U e n ''It Is d ifficu lt to legislate in ­ Puian . $ 1 5 6 0 0 0 r e t n in iil" tonomy to T ita t 't *he w ill Jolli D w r u | the same |iciiod last y ra i Sustained a ir and a rt.Ile ry at­ ■ * . i , • the |(*<1 regime wiithoul trouble. telligently when w* don't know t k k ir were only 10.6V ). Florida lit a m o re p e rfe c t w o rld , ge n iu ae a m ig h t la- reco g n ized That pot- her on a mighty tough whether we are preparing for all* tacks halted th* Red drive toward w h e n t h e y w e re w ith u * . not y e a r * a f t e r t h e ir d e a th . . •• * sla —— »p«>l. .for. . this medieval t* !i» ■it war or not." he said "yge have Tsega from a Communist column Clhw i I i, ih tiic ra c y , goverm-d hy Bud­ no file d objective toward which vre north of gllled-rKapturwd Kmnhsra Tw o Red dirision* bav* been dhist monk-, h.-aded by the Dalai could he w orking." 1 Imagine the hue and c iy that will New 8eat Cover*. C-ood P a in ; The complaint of Smith and M il• Identified in th* puth. l.am a R h ' i« w ha'ly unused to the ■o up in Washington Merry-Go­ Good T i m A Good Condition Associated Pre*v Correspondent way* nf the modern world, ahd iktii was sim ilar to that of House Low m ileage — 1 Radio SM I . 1 ___ A sUw T w w m m fwi** -Round when it learns d ir lop certainly needs a friend as she Kepuhlican Leader Joteph Mat c x c tlU n t condition Special O n e o f th e n in n y im p s irtn u t .s c ie n t ific f in d it ig i o f .t h e a wet seel*; that a special loui eurne* U|i agaiutt an atheisth tin, who raid tn n week-end •oe*-*,. Legal Owner _ ' Constellation tiansnoit is Id ist tlh ch d e In ’ th a t y n li c a n ’ t ru s h th e b r a in It m n k e * m l Communism which is out to de at Uak B lu ff, M a * s . that the 'Ad- pi__ „ _ _ F o r 5*1# 1 6 3 6 .0 0 lnUtration la oparwttag an " * sing outlined I sm Genets d if f e r e n c e ^ v iin l y iiu 'r e t r y in g Is* Itrs rn — ik e t c h in g . g r c h e r y l »troy a ll rellrftui: as "the dope «! iturday night to 8atutdav night" the maser* ” acArtfiur’i personal uscl T h r icit typ e w r it in g , n la n g u a g e — th*? w a y to le a r n q u ic k ly a m ) Mayl* that's what Nehru hss haet* without clearly defined poll- ’ The Com m unlri* gamed us w ill irmembei that General th o ro u g tily i i to le a rn n lo w ly . miles before the American in m od T ia t would fll in wOb It h a * been provt-sl th a t the a v e r a g e psuncin'* m e n ta l his reported conviction that India M artin called for new facet tn "W olfhound” Regiment and len th Vrthur is 70 yean old. long K craan troop* etupoed them, rre the tune wheu most o f us a it fa c u ltle n h*'*1 alm o rb n ew k n o w le d g e tn s m a ll d o **» o v e r thvuM i4« the leading power in Congress and Injection of new r io u r ir General M acArthur had hl»o<| In the State Department and A sU And although tie lack* ma­ u n p read -o u t |ieiio < i. W h e n th ese tlo ?ea a r e o ve r-en larg r*d llitfie d to diaw our old age pen rcpbtted ‘ th#«* fo « M had reg ain­ terial resources now to progress other rse-utiv# agencies. o r a r e g iv e n in a s h o rt a |» a re , the b r u in lit e r u lly slu m s it s as fast as h** would I'ke, hit rounlions "W e need men srlth common ed a ll ground lost last week to Beautiful B5u* Sedaiette. Legal Owngr. Good doors a n d r> fu s e * to let a n y t h in g a t a ll e n t e r . I t I* th e old try i* making great *tride*. H av­ *en»e enough lo know that Soain th* Red* m cring oh Ta**'*-,, Kftrito, N^'v ,T .r f 4 C^ctra arh tn ically — Only A T Correspondent J u t Mac Aftcthti io*4allrd A in fiu a ti I iai - lo r y o f th e t o r t o is , a n d th e h a r e . T h e g lo w , i t m ig h t ing »p«-nt nearly a ><ai In li.dlfc for ru m p le , Is eisential tu uur se O todltiSb. F cr studving the country and It* p»u entity In Eurupe; that th* hand of Beth cn the dee* south front, said keen a iicsirsi lor giviua A-b«mh coun-e i* m o re |r r< * iiic ti\e th a n th e f a s t , e r r a t ic one. ho that pilot* reported observing pie. I pe ran natty hare no dout-U General M acAtthur tn Japan mutt secietr lo R u m a Thai makes W h e n W illia m S . K n u d n e n w a* h ea tl o f th e W a r Prrr- as to the grvatueSa uf tier fu lu i# be strengthened to th# maximum a te rrific buildup" of supplies by »ij|hl. we believe. *1 lit* la tn l d u c tlo n H o a rd , he w a * c h u lle n g H l b y a lio n ise C o m m itte e W .......... ....rr that ........ w ....... ie th ill ......... insure her and that Fortnoea, which President the Red* sixth division around Ch in lu. M a:Beth said It scat ponouglit to prrl- to sh o w th a t re a s o n a b le p io g rrn a w n * lie in g m ad e o il na icasint r i i b i . The h it Ruivians oum i iViiic'rsWp "of tb* F a r Fast sb- Truman only s*a months ago dt ly M m a u i know how ho lo make (hose liu n a l d e fe n s e . H e u n s w e r s t l, ' It'a l ik e t h i* . D e a p ite y o u r vi-wtsly la on the knee* of the godn. til uur tiailo is m o d e m h u s p ita la a n d a n e a th e t lc * . d e s p ite y o u r o b s te tr ic ia n Jk^Mbha by the lime ti elated to be uf no m ilita ry 'm language among Indian srrlters. them our set an d p s y c h ia trlM ts, d e s p ite a ll y o u r a c h ie v e m e n t* in r e s e a r c h , h * is tu >e«r* old, a Kaebm in Jjet through giving gisi Add to this fact that Nehru port anew. 1* v ita l to our W ild e r ’ 210 MAGNOLIA A YE. ills . But worse than the traitors m e d ic in e , a n d a c ie n c — it s t i l l ta k e s n in e m o n th s to h a v e B ra h m in - h lrh - .t cart of Ilia- wa* for ya a rt a dwoied dvectpl* In A a ia ." M artin declared PHONE 1034 T h * Pr#*!d*nt ha« ordered th* uf Mahatma Uandhl. the aalntly dulsm an r.ristocrat *.f aristo­ SANFORD. F I A. T l teeou to in . was the negligemr a b a b y ! " tittle matt whom rtillicms worship­ seventh fleet to protect F.-rmos* crat*. and still a man of the I'-osh itf, places them iii positrons ot T h e r e a re so m e t h in g s th a t ju s t c a n 't lie ru s h e d E f ­ pie. He wa* educated in India and ped. and we have an Indistdual to against invasion itapoiuiLU il) where they could un fic ie n t le a r n in g i* one o f th e m . S n iu ll dories ta k e n a t w e ll- England, and is a man of great wail equipped hy fortune that h# w e l l A-bomb secrets in te ra p e rs e d in t e r v a ls is t h e best r u le .— W illia m A . R oast culture Incidentally he i* called would sevm U. b# m atter of W* the grsatrat s ty ’ lst of the F.ngl'vb own fa'ein Y o u r L i f e . i Your Diet Can Afreet your Disposition Korean War M o t o r iz e d A r m THE WORLD TOMY Tardy Recognition i\i)UI:l\ C\U U o ente w SPECIAL SALE Used Cars 1941 CHEVROLET C 1948 OLDS 2 Dr. Sedan 4 » -°o 1941 ‘Special BUICK I 1949 Sedan CHEVROLET Deluxe Sedan Leurn Slowly To leuarn Quickly B MONDAY AUG. 21. 19sr> 81595-on fcf’bJSS*’" - 1946 OLDS 2 Dr. Sedan 1949 OLDS 2 Dr. Sedan *tQ96.ou SIB46 N IC H O L S O N P I C K CO TR F B A V F O H n IIV R Af.D E lj l uak seed, that •Mnican people mutt whirlwind, thinks jt o Unttesr-M ates should notify ftirtaia that i f it starts anything any- He. i Air Raid 11Wa ■■••** r , s * e > s , >>**i hiatnd's flan k. The hr»ls pen*tinted through a South K u ira n fare* and worked their way atiaut 4.000 yard* toward T a e ju spotted the move >h»i* els* in the wo-ld. the United . ulOhlerVera d lf .eselwt - I ok- Dwrle1 e*e»«|. i wm ta rty *1* war m i n i lo lion. I'a p t. W illard W lla w k r nl ^ i t would he line il firatUe, sahl he t>ellrveil the » 'United Stales were in a post- enemy wa* fighting fur Taegu tryin g to outflank th r l l . i to tarry the war lo Moscow, while N. force* il ft can’t take Seoul, how in A fle i dark Sunday an A ir world can it take Moscow > Fore- lactical a ir control officer w o r.ii |j wit! r.'/im e n ti.l aivll. G ia r t r Ltawsoss urge* Seminole )rr). (k V r the gunners the pasi' County landowntrs to sign the non of enemy troops. W hile taatilion asking (or a referendum w,« ht fighter* roarer! overhead, . . r■ .. -_ __ * ska a a trtille s l l o ery ty. fieaasl sa IlKcst (111 O .rr t* A p. tired pmxpnorou* the rltiilrr fired (sits phoaphorou* * " •?? P ' T T d t ? * y . . ahel'n •"'«• »vd position*. I n t Uml. O t fK u l (igurrs show that They gave the pilot* their tar"•bit year fife losses m this #t«te K t(. Ila n e * then strafw t and f T unprotected land were 12 lim e. dive-Uml-ed the a re - nr -H e r than on protected Und • • I ry I ] Louise Limrt(|ui8t } 0 ClQl L a le n d a r Honored At Shower M ONHAl T h r Dependable , h. r ir s t Methodist C h u n ......... . meet at Mr*, o . h . G o fr* Horn, .......... Park Avenue at 8:0*1 I’ V T l . . . A rilt hr a market lia-krl i|« w T l'IU ilt U T h r Pilot ('list, m il h< | l it. , , ular h tn in rsi meeting m thr Va-h* Club at f .lH I’ M In I* p ,r . t. ' by the hoard meeting it T :.t |- \| Choir tr h r a t c il *t |h« Baptist Church l ’> I’ M t V K H N n im Prayer in»ctlng at th. f it ' B o p t i fh 'ltr h n t i no f \| F R ID A Y Under the «ponwi>hi|t ..| n<t» ■ J im , Phi •"H ’. i ' i . M............. print 1st at the Frm atd t.atighl.'n Mmorial Il<»-pif.si i« Mi- l . i . l tin sell. . Mi-* I^Hitsr I .iindijuist, p-iputar ' '}• '•« cm -I « f honor ... ................... " f •»* » * • ' M ary F ^ rl' " h" h''" " " " vv" ’ Twentieth S tie ,t f | lp ,m, „ f the horn' • n t at I rat lively decorated with • iiangement* «,f pink v in ". crepm irtie and —hile hihisrus. ’ ll*- l.iiiid*|td*t i-.e iv r-t man* lowlv g ift, itotn her frien d , I «le, in the evening trfie-hm ent • •insisting >.f sr,.|i v i-ltial hrid#l ■*kr», -ailed not*, m int* and P'ln.h —err c t\ r,l hv the h i » . isted hv Mr* J . u r t a ik lit t • *iii Hi \ an and \|i** Nolin S'nrw***| T h .« mvileit |n I m w ith Ml* I u r.h p r,| —ete l.e, m-dhei, Mr li'dh l.u n d u u i'l. \ l i . Itnvmon l.iin d i|i,i,t. Ml Ito-lon Sleet Mr* \ C W illiam *. .Mr. M Mlnattb. Mt» II |l llngu--. Mr W I lla r v r v . M r, I. I .. f l a i l Mi* Fair V .m . Mr* t’ . M Bov-* Mr* A l Hunt. Mr* Hldney Pnwl • t. 'tr* . I ' \ Hhrtnet, M r*, flrt G A IN E 8 V II.I.E . Aug j i i S im It i I I , lit. it . Mr Itollnnd Gold c la ll—The WnlWMItV nl flo rid M i. VV I ’ Coleman. Mrs. D K has rrx-clvtil a|i|i|i< ation• li.in i Rfet M-A d .. Mi- K a il Ym ineer. Mr |f It* student* for degrea, •.. i. I. M Gi intham. M i* O. K White onlrrted In rommetu-e-nent e»ei Mt« I.. M Swain, .VJr*. Sidn— rise* here S,-|it i. tniong tho. Rive, Mt* Michael, Mr* frem .Sanfotd an- 7iM*h \ .,y i I eon Bryan We|«h. B A E ; m il Melvin Vlncrnt VI*.. M i,. S'nrlne MlWilkin-,, M ED . Haia Warren K a .te ih y , M i*. E ll tThe formal gindontion r o r . i . , llo>. Ml** liorothv Von llr r h u lt . are scheduled tn l»-gin nt i« p M M i*. Gloria S tu d ,till. M i,* lla te l Saturday. Sept •• In I hi F I ......la Italne* and M i,* l.tla Woodard. Gymnasium, m ih 1'ni*-i»i'v I' d •idrnt .1. I f l l l i , Mill,-i p e r,tiling Invit.-.t tn deliv.-r th. t-tifi *p,t addre*, i . United • * • Itrnt.^ n ta tiv e .1 Vaughan G a tv. of Vis M i* Ituth Adeline Hand an c ln l*. The prominent r*.'ni*te,,tnan n a, served from hi* *1 itr'* lhit.1 nounred tiila y the rngag^nent district »lnrr 1945, and prjyi and thr approaching m arriage of that time w n, active in nthr- hrt niece, Mi»* Nancy Adeline phases of state nnd nutionnl gov­ F ill* to Joseph Carrol Cllngenpeel ernment. J r .. Appretilire Seaman U 8 N . sor Degree* scheduled lo I m- confer of Mr. nnd Mr*. Jo«eph C . C ling, red are IM2 l«acheloi*. I i'.m in*-- rnpeel o f Boone* M ill. V# trra , 41 law . and eight d.«t»r* of Mis* F ill* i* the daughter of philosophy. One student. Jack G W A: Fltta. J r . AG MM. USA Admire of Jarhsonvilh*. w ill t.- amt the late 3tr*. M arian Hand ^ I v e two degtre- the h »rh-|o F ill* . Mi-* F ill* i* a graduate of acien. e in hu,ine»» »dmlnl«tr» Seminole High School ami at­ tlon and the hachehw of law . tended Florida Slate U n ive r*ily . She i* now <>n nn extended vi-it In til year* of fnothall, N'olie with her father In Key We«t. Dame team* have -on I hn game*, Mr. Cllngenpeel t* a g rad u al, lost 77 and tin t .10 of Boone* High School, lie I , now serving with the United •tale* Navy. The wedding w ill I h> an event of Kept. 2. f'hltoprarlor Han. A l. Nat. life. Illdg. M«*t dangrroii, nf all wild ani­ I'h . 1732 ac J7 !« mal* I* the rat. It I* hlamwt for coiintlr** death* from the disease* N f.'M A N D M l A Y It *pread» '' Two Sanfordiles 'I’o (*radiiaU‘ AI I Of F. f .Miss Nancy Fitts To Wed ,loc Clin^cnpccl I Dr. II. K. King | 1 for “Sew ” Beautiful Fall Fashions * |l* * n i I W* hop* everyon* read th* n*ws tMccktitr' of itonttoi Krfauver’s rspoit. not just th* head’ Im**. Many Florida crtu*nt, said S k *’ report, has# become complac­ ent and has* concluded that •B«blin« ia good for business Out Sktp faded lo an* the viciousncss ol Ik* parsons who have been allowtd to gate a stianglebold on th* comH M kf, and spread their control to legitimal* business. How , da M kail, paupla tap. “Yats . . . The Price You Want To Pay f/J N WE ,j HAVE tnen n dism al faljur# fo r them. “ P.’ company of Hie S.gon Baiiallon aent out n jw tro l Murt Itsl bv c-v-.. — V. • ( Mnaa. to m * U * u i* tank* were destroyed and could net be aalvaged On# U n k found damaged was dynamited. Sokolwsky's patrol went forw ard into village t«» fr« l out the rnetll) positions. It withdrew after it IL Pap* fend rtetttnn veKef under m rl machine-gun and m ortar Rot Holler. flte. The meeting waa presided over • • fo re withdrawing the squad br O rriU e Tau eito n . who announc­ knecked out a Red truck loaded ed a d u b naaembly n l hi* ho*se on with wheels and other part* for Wednrsdar nig hc Frank Bthna a knocled-out Unit. .. w g n»tk,lwtw< S . M i» W. A \>lam, m.i ch ild re n •tr- spending • •» e i.,i day* «t New .>111)111* B r a ih Mt and Mr* I I I * ;, S.vw\,*r* have leturnctl fim n » weeks* v a u n>n at !>•» SnivMia It. *. Ii Yew. y o u ’ ll q t i x ll l y I- fin d p in id e a l ii nl — T h u , -la > night h r,e .- im m in g and it pit nu •uppe, am i gr-mp -in g m ; u* t r r l l)n v r ,i. M. nti ••»• am 1 (h e ,, g o e -t, *1 lending vft *•#*• VI H■>•, I..--\\ !l Mi . Mil ltr«! 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I ||;#fl I Xu man llta ti.h nf tin* IVrraonnrl •h i hnt, fro m u In* ti i Mum »!• i r u nr ill n«4 •*t tra him* •m l X'lnnnisV• ntmo Mim inn rr ft fr ll I I n ntll% I lift X| | a ( *t•VVftI'll, Vft Ins I is 4 n.ltivr XI im 1 nr i k I *j»nipts# II .if '.'IIP n ic k »trmn9 ••! p* n f . o| X|.*1.if*-, \ I.• . i« p ir^ rntlv rr* \ . Ml*• Mnift \nn Wilk# 9 | M tftln t»f N1 1 a I* c* •'* •fi*9 I <n V ftlrltne ui •*•• l'svvn llnino’ at .*9#f»0 Mir h rn k , ••‘fftttl 4* n -till nf I f sit.it | Thct-lmt Kftan* ••( II U llnftft P*fth S t t • • f in R ivi iftl.lr, \fthru ami rh iM r an •>*i«t • i iff* i.t cn.%n t% Sf i • M*rrtftt»l hr • It n ht'l.u «ht intrn.fft tn 1 ik r lip i# plrni'l S h r hu« one .lu itfliter. X ||* S’*. fn hitinnl w ith » lic h l Iravslii •■ *., f ! ,,( S, i, », m Un it., , ptiffn| ilrrv e ft Sh« wnn , mat ' , Mar* hlnc *»» • P» *r.ftior» of \\ 11itht "f S vnf.snl inc pnkr iHinnrl ••* •! n n . .f «n I tun .tm L uU t» . S i f .n l m -t | ,#***|141lift nstlll.'t lllll’ft M’ lV r 4 fa«hinnrt| n«#*«*caft of pink ............... t,t# u n r .mint'i* .......... r i nhiat Lrtt',1 pur pttat I •% k rrp m g iliim n tit'll w hile potn |*s*rn .h i* •**•♦ ,.f tht fnU* p. ••( t •• ■. «| \ , i arnm.ila th .ii o o u lJ tli’ .lm v rrnpa mumi ’»ilh pint . . * i m Pa in Ml and M i* M I' Hdl me leaxini* Go Clay tun, G , tir> —lit ,|i« tot * rt i t , l ttrdt* » |i|i it lend, ami r t l,lt \ e 3lr Mild Mi* I II • '..u n i'll, le ft SatunlM V fo i h lu .i week*' vai i Don to inti le ling im int, in F'l.n id s. Sanford Ivesidenls (let Stelson Decrees Mr and Mr* J W Vi »rt« id I'alatka pent Ih i* —mkend m» thg u e ,|. of Mi and )|i» \ C. M. vetigrr. I*i Mild fell*. I.. M ini,on h , i r t ■ • turned to their home aftet v.n o •inning the ln«t th lre - re t.* Ii Mr* NVll I'.iu r ll *h c *c mn*» Maine. Sittnnnih (in t t» f*«»rii» Ml«» I ■ •. I Mr uml A h llnm it ilia •••n «•( \i» t%* >\ \ i • • r i I'ttft tlm ie h trr P u tty *prnt t lir u rrk m < l in W lfiVrr ll*n rrn At itinu Mr mol Miss Halticia Mickey Weds Neil IW ell . t..»k p la n S it u n la y In Il't k f V . •Iaui*hf*’» n f M l* I I llt ik r v #f f hits i it v Mt I'tiftftrll Ift I "t *• Islt'lll |« .ft| fee ) sf lit. r* •• *f Ir.sntil T h ru i*1 •!»*• sdttie I's i f sm ii11r*i* lit* titlin’* ..f I h*** •Us* v* I I.IIMI’V | .1It I 1|t, • PtlB E*l l»# Hi* • ••! ih r «*r*M»ni, uml i»ah#-t« %*•■*** H n\ I i| llliirL « liM f ls»hii '.nn pi •. M I Itntiorii, Tlt4»r» a \ ••i#**Ii *#* mnl llirh m tl Simp* Mr «n«l Mr* 11 T Jnnt* ,«n*i M*n lloliliy nf Ciiltn«vayf K> #>• vU itin i; Mr. nn«l Mr». Ja rk Wil In lha U’ mf l il •« I Vltl|* nf tho U nio n of thU r lty I. Ill hr ton I I t .lilt nf it# Aft;rn*lun in Savannah •*.* . Mn* IV tlrkia Mika K ls lr P u rify anil Mr* • « t Mi M im lr l(iin » ry left yr« trn U v f»»t i*4»lffn.*n |l l a*i«n**i ••f Saralnffa Cocoa llra rh H ltrir thry u ill Spnneft. N' ^ itnl rli*- Intr *lti«» Mi C h rn ry , rnnihi*r **f I hr rprm l two a r e k i' v a rilio n . •• 1 • II . • . . t i l l i.I• *t • I’ HMrirnl in 4 ||\N. ml It i * p | Mi Krirm ld nf |lr .1 N ltn|i «»»i %%«V9 itnl 'I »• | h , 4 ith m lila rk h'lMF • un • l p . • h nf rrirrul tn k m n »»f Ih r «k«Vh «*f hi •h i» »ll>, " i n t r Iml nln| 9ila«k .••••** •fur*l.a\ nft« i iiomu al lit • • ••# iigyr f M.*k tille r* Mrs. M• t y lliin n «»f M i» F |] Ion# 8 . C. tl? » P mh#'H, ii»’t*|i»*i nf timtifl |l W.hh| nflit i.iVrrtt; »n •• i* c " w *iss| in j itjjf.t lit# i ll'lh II Mil low4«#«i «f l||| \ i|«* R o k t l T . \Vlllclfi«on a triv n l v#*- tovaltxl Willi Hall l».» k* * ttf v%h||o i s | m Midi .« riMitliini? Ifrila y from Hnkrn. K v . tn v h ll Ivlailtnliur* |#r*«i i i m * iitMHHi 4 h* i*til lihit 4ti fv sH iif* H i r#ir w llh hi» piim nlB, Mr nr>«l Mr • •« i *li«"t|ilrt «|*’Ri|*n »if !•*»• kf*fMimil n( I n n •«(. I | i,i I i i i i .lurk WlllflnKon f« r n frw «U\ *S|in»Y • mi D-t*i in i <• In • i l k M' *• s l| It.llllipMr. \Vilkin»nn u-i!l k |trnfr#«or »«» i •Mif ilisiti lv ftft|l*»ft%4a%** i #*ir »M» fll, i •*.*•! 11*• f -*#•••I |t> tlk S.«lrm llic h School fhl% full I' vko In 91m- i f h ‘iiiilfivl< ‘ It, »*t It' 'V • t* • **tili*tft v*-• • Itrlil o' k (T n iiih H all, Mhi'h m .»» nl Mr. nnd Mm. Ja m r* fllenlk«*o rarn»l iribkir#'! • |t»»i*»*itt ,*r 't 4 f ‘ t\*l\ -It s -tl if *wl x*|tl| vft l»||*’ Miipi4.il lin .D ,i»i*i r n rte v IN*i*r i ohip and Mr \tu\ Mm II V W ill fern. |Vt ati'l -ir»r ’•Th#* I nt*l ■rUrLnln i *. «•• •• urn* havr r* l»iMtri| tn lh«*lr hum* i *tit 11 •I p4lllta Till#-*'- 4l»«lftlllte al P reyrt* *ntl < II* P m frr l | «# % r ■f lr r ft|*rn»llnr a#)tn* llnie .it N f k hr *t*. .j* mu M n* Miik n Tha •* ••liPnn.il \* • rnarrh* S myrna Itm rh r l i Mi 9r• n« I iM .tfir. Mi* W rir Mm a| 'ah< «*t aiv fin if. Mt K s«11*•i ih * Tli#* hn»9f. f*•* • t« k »n,»*ri«c,s i Mm . V. T T\r#* nnd •%#*» tin •• M an 9*i p rti M Pr**f#** *•> « |* t r r t . Dorothy «ntl D e n kr of c v !. #• her • '• p fa lk # K lf n t t li lltse.it • Mt 1,111(1'; tfitl Avrnu* iirv tprn*linp f hi» nr« l. * • tv i |l (*t| M**Y. O'.»% |t|¥| h •#» vl r I tint M €•i • • \ St. A n ciidtinr 4* the m r * t , of a *it'M lns r".it» o f p i i i a * 9 *||ttw MIL' II'. ft* • | if |tt|| lit* •I in frm illing .# ynl • , • nll.n a I •iiii'lr h ft Dir s vaa'ltpnt* flip It* M m . T y ir'it n»nlhrr, Mr* N I alr«*%ra nf iliil* • L * nt all v I* Fen! . „ ,, , In t'lin le n g . T* on F » i tio velinv \ fingertip v n ! „ f - h it . ill,, . •• | ,.,lwrM „ |,c h!weigh* Mm . A. K Sli**c»imk**i Mml Hill lim m iftl wilh »h ilr rlm n tillv f t *•*41I IffIM If ll.M»t|i||e* ftlllt Vft ft 9* # •*1 4 fittlli ,t Mitinit nf xthlli* ••• Sliorrnnkrr -|a ri‘ tIiin p m v%« • M|ta hltm 1 •» • • • »• •I • • t > I# rnd In PenAmn C ity vUitini* Mr* >' ” 11 • • »' .„d al h r, ......... Id .. . . . w hit, I h< l*r *•!•*• nil* Sb'H’m nknrS non nn«l *9»nyhtrr it* p« or I * tnift •rrhirl M r. am i Mr I'n u r ll % %#|V I sm . Mi . ami M m . 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Rail IknimMtt.l nf Hnsmirmh, wi»m X|i ftiM’ft J r n n im l Wil- • and S h.sol of II »«. v* h.» I..-.h 1 m il• inn of fhi •••nli , vft••*i #• •- th* piliotpal s|ra it • i \\ *lit i | In |t| r*rafftllft#«I ft». 1 hr \ u *l|, p u l H lV * thlltflg Ih. ••llll1lttMtlll.tif p.twr.ft anil Imnttrl I.ltn ln ll >• • V .I.I-* • al.iprtl tti Fltri*l.«-th \ • that of Ih r riini.l " f Ii.... .... m,| *, *||9••#i mi M» II tv pt. nlrnt sf tied pink p»»f» '%t lh Lin* p.sto | .. it Ih . rhry«anthrm nn • ■ ifrrarum «. Acting m•• l*r»l in.m »ft . F li u ' M**rtda S ' v*. i I «t m ih# ^lolt %ii m tlft ill* a » h not., t IML C. I, FKItSONS Mplnoirtrtftt KV I S E X \ Ml N E D E l.A S S E S F IT T E D l ln S I'rtlm rtln \»e ,.f I m.i . i '••» ,.•• F. IM. KimliMh, J r . I'!\ |n rt Ih l* c o rd u r o y I hat Ir im - h u t - rsofl lo o k , fo r r iiR R r d A il fin e w h n lf fo r D || .Mother Of Sanford Woman I.eavesScrvice Mr. and Mi ■ John Hi* -i* ,|>. tin* part —i-ckrnd p illi I n - |{i\ el#' parent*. 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SAVE $ll,.2ft NOW A ny tone ptin, i» Se|>* 21th * • **111 1,1, 1x 11 y-iiti, iira ie , an-t furnish al-»» lu le ly F R E E : lleirt-y l.inril L- *T v & ;- « * m Sltivrlniitnl llriiM- Shut-off Valve 5 I.J., AHHorleri * | -'••» Urn— Fillin g - I -llHoi NOW ' jp\ A n low u.a Sanford $' H JA-i-i lip To JR D Copper Tllliins t J - O It- M i You Suvr FURNITURE $|0.2(1 Company Nnt Sralth M gr. 10(1 Kn.nl Ft m i S I. 'Right Where Wc’vc Been For 29 Years 3 t ____ . 4 ..J W rli I'aul lliitn rr. nn nf M r, l i-ln M R tiln er, i» • n tira llv ill m M< saterwna I I . . •- j.afee City R i'P M tn .il'h ' f t im Richard D e *, ,»f •'•.l.inil’i i, S C i , , itilin g th i, —cek with h i, m.*I h r i, M r*. Ii R Is,-*. yard •• Baker^ E. G.,Kilpatrick, Jr., lkout- iat Stenstrum . - Mr. Gut. M r. I’rteraon, Mayor C arraw ay, Mr. Sh affer. W. A- P atrick, >|r. Fou rakre. Clifford MeKIbbia and a D C. Brock. Roy W illiam * ia nperntian. d ir­ ector. H. O. Chaa# M im giititaiiun director a i-i Holland Dean pnUle relations director. Ftr# protection und#r r h W Cleveland, police f a c t io n under F k ttU f M er tummunknU<sn# und« M y r o n |\,gk. Util ill* a nnd im ttie ktle w. works unler H . H Oofeman, hswtlng un* o-y L a a ie *. medirnt d a l M M uwa ,r D n r. . «w.-n-. trtns Marti*.' tra n a p o r*'; » under Volt* W im aam , hr. bomh disposal under John Q. Galloway. xiund pbservatton under Jot.rldar plant prutartion under H c rSona l KiuM Cl ■ rrv rm o fiy at Ihi- K4i : f H&: Mflll Mi I .inv'a»t«’i . Mr*. It II '• *•'*•-,! |»jcnju Is Fnjoyed Dv liaplist Union I t i l l, ant .take I I , u li Mt* U ||k r * n »h*i n( ih r tn i k . ift KtiMiini in Hi x ,.| i4 irp r nf T h r Yminif Prnpk'a Trainin'* Mir* R rll> June \V 1* fa .,-hf# t t rnivtta i i i r o witn pink 4<rr*«nt> 9 H it tt'Ddi:* v.|. f |n *f*. Mr*. Um -n -1 th r K ,«• Mapti#t C hurch t Mi mnd i * I •••il. unit her t'f *h. i*inttm, v«.«* held pn n»r i" S p rin g fsrxamr the brisk *•! *.i t l ‘ nt .. f Mi Pick The Car You Want To Drive ' PAGE TH H bi ---------- -------— Miss Wilke . Heroines . . . . . Hnde Ol . l a e l v Deal fc tle p h o n r I4H F .'M r n H la Jid . C * l .^ .U h e w C o l than J.200.000 Florida acres & : *trouhlV from theenemy Jecre .burned and ni this 2,999.000 2,9‘W in that sector sine* the raid." taait unprotected Und Thei* ar* The a rtille ry also exploded an 9,AM.0Q0 protected a«a* in in rnemy ammunition dump, which stathi 12.081.000 uuproleitrd I-laird In the night. it'in which Saouuole County ia “ There are indication* that *rt have plastered hall out o f the i Let's join the progieuiva enemy In the last th r* * day*,' ’gounltts. Ke*p Semsoole County Haw Hawke said. "Each * k* said, bach *attack } ' * * * ■*! « Kotiiry Club lla a lla a * 4 Weasa ra n * 0 —1 Dot US elct chairm an and A. B I'rteraon aa director. The county la divided Into five division*, he _ said, with Hanford from La k e Jea«up h alf way lo I aka U m ii* * a* DUIriet Vn 1 l.sae Monro# aast ta k e Mary as D istrict No. 2. LnagWood aa Dt* trict No. 3, Fern Park and Alamonte aa D istrict No. 4. and Oviedo and Geneva a* D istrict No. i. D istrict No. I is under k l. Petrrson. D istrict No. L ur.dtr Col. W. "■ C. " B aker, D istrict No. 3 u.als-r • O. E . Fo u rak r*. District No. 1 under J antes Matthews, and Di*lui< l l e t Nn V n A under Charles F . Shaftrict fe, Other* connected with the defe n s, organisation include thr ad •‘••O' •«•« •(>*'• |««‘or. Mr FT ORIDA Social And Personal Activities V ‘ aise a. who sayt that T tA d m im sIralio n has MfeVFORD I �4THE SANPORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA PARE FOUR M O N D A Y A U G . 2 L 1955- Giants Defeat Orlando And Daytona; Drop One To G-Men Lake Gets 12th Win By Setting Orlando Down With 8 Hits; Forsyth Homers V f lf U II liy lilh .im lr i |1 u d iJ ) l-*ke wriil tl.F ilir la m r dgamit the Orlando Senator* y r ilttila y aflrrneon v*hrII 1!ii* S a n fo lil (jl-inlr de­ feated ihrni liy 4 n o te of '* to l Lake, vil.d >1 4Mr 1 n l riv'lit O r­ lando hilt while binning ih ir r and w allin g none, n r t r i m i in Imu* (Frid ay N ie h ll tile. Hut viat the reiorui ilia ig lil j Tin* tiain eavilir C, Mm grahlred game in w lntli l- ik r thiln I tttur n Idg lead hy pn.hlng acrn»« 7 mn* in the f ir .t two inning* to a bate tin built. defeat th r Sanford liia n t . I>y » ih r (jianli <lubbrtl liner Ol- •cor,- of I I to ft. Clyde Steven* aturtrd oil Untbi htnb'it for 11 hilt, ihrer ol theCookie hill for the tiiont- hut » .« winch werr doublet and one (out- waved In favor of Hot, Callahan liaggri by the t.i.int talthei |rd jn the third inning aftei giving up .even ru n . on two hlta and Fonylh ■in lu*«e. on I,a ll. Starting e arly In the game tin* Manager Kd | 4-vv elected nln Giant* pu*bt*il tin* winning run aelf to the mound ditle- in thr i c iu t i in tlii* f i r .t finim on (hr<*e geyenth Inning to repla e t allahan. lilt* and a bate on I mil*. ah r h II ,t Sanford j *t i 1 1 (trlanilo act* Hunk Hinder, iport- Chndilerton ** Ing a 15-7 r iT im l, ataitcrl on the I'lM'tkrf 2h ft 1 •i ■\ 1 h ill for the He nut in . hut wa- rluh 1 l i J ii llu fe n e rk rr r f lied out in tin* fit at inning in U v y ll*-p ft u ** *•91 0 0 favor of Jim Itomeo, who managed Jnckvon rf ft \ i to atlrk >1 nut for an inning b*- Forayth r t 0 2it |*1 l n fore tiring tent to the * bower a. ft o Neville If It. 4 0 i | i tiia ill muliMgri U Levy t(«ii thi Tomek ah I (j 0 0 n liatting honor* w ith ft for ft, two S trvrn ta |i #f t tl 0 0 of which writ* for extra lia x 'i, Callahnn p 1 0 1 •1 0 lieiore taking h lin .it f from the a-M uipiiy If 411 ft 13 21 7 gaiiu* hrrauie of nn Injured ankle Total* ireeivrd when adding liark into third when F o rty th grounded t" t;a in r* v lllr ah r Ii ii .i Mirandr. tl H l 4 Cooper tti •« i till liianta Journey to Dcljtnd Foster 2b 3 I 3 tonight to lake on I ha It. .1 H al* Cade ::|, ft «i I'l 1 H at It;|ft with m iii thpaw Jim Single* Hfihert* i f 4 l 1 1 u 2 I 0 2 • toll elated to atari on tile hill. llre w .te r ai ft i **41 1 II Tonight at T in k e r Field will I** tlrriohuit If ft 1 H ». 0 Flayer A p p irelation Night fur the Far due e U 1 4 i Orlando Senator* m> they tinkle Fm nierlch cf 2 0 0 I i | ),r tio ilid ■ place Itaytona llraeli Viadero p 2 ii 0 il n Itlan d rt* In one of tiie too.I eru* I'hllhp* p 37 I J IS S I 12 ria l gaintf of the Flo rida State Total* a -Singled for 'allahan i n 7ll». L e a g u e tea .on. ft 1MI 0IU 100 The Jayce*-., th Undo Merchant* S a n f o r d t il 101 2 U I > A lio ria llo n and the Chamber of lin in r .v .lle K Foelker, Cooper, N eville. Cominrtce have purchated tin H afeneekn 2. Holierl* k. fa ta for the game and plan to It lll g ivr all profit* r ra llie d to Ih r in­ Itrew aler, Fafdue It, Cade 2, r « t i ­ dividual Orlando player* at n ta«h er 3, Foelker. U v y 2. Murphy. o | ) _ s**-ville 2 . Iin tu h art 2 . bevy, preaent F a ,due. 2(1— Cade Fo-te, SH (S u n d ay) Chadderton, Hrew .te r. HH a o 1 . r xh O rlan d o Steven* ft, Callahan 2. l-evy 2. 4 0 1 i ft Viudeio 2 . I-eft Sanfotd 2 Gulne*Mnm*de a 1 II 1 i 1 4 F u n . 11* If villi- 2 SIP hy Steven* t. C all* 4 1 *1 7 hun 4. bevy I . Viadero 3. I hilhp* Cohen Ih • > 0 II 1 4 Gat one r f 1 IIO — Steven* 2 in 2 inning* 4 11 *i •i II r u n .; Vliulero t in 4 2 3 Inning. Porter rf 4 0 7 4 tl C rn irr i’h 6 ru n *: Callahan In .1 4 1) 0 1 - lui.a- IIH I* —• Viadero nb •1 1 tl 0 l m c \VF le v y F it Fo rayth . «*'»• 1 II l ti 1 ■ ilannou c F h illip i. , ‘® wr, r . r H' T - t o U 1 !> 0 0 ruder p I t — Stone and To tno ff. V - *,ut) 0 0 it 0 tumru p 0 1 3 II 1 Ju n n * p I.F F - S IH 'K f if lM liN 34 •1 8 24 14 T o tal. 1 F 'F **m !lt(i, Aug. 21 - P f l' ----i_ 'U ah r Ii »,) a The tiaineavilir fl-M *n took » Hanford l •1 to 2 victory o»er the I .re- httrg 3 *e 1 1 tt 4 0 0 0 ft Packer* here yrd erd ay afternoon , * i in tioillng weather. 4 U «) r cf *) 3 7 0 Itntu-rt. and Hrewater w ere the 4 c vy Ih leading hitter* for t.ain e .v ill0 0 tl 0 1 Bailey i f b 0 3 8 0 g e llln g thiee apiece, one ol arkinri rfr-ib 4 1 I 3 II H r r w .le r ’* la-illg a homer. Foi 'an yth c l) 0 3 II the I’ acker* S yk e . lead w ith three 3 Juiphy If 1 0 *j l for fo ur. Including a homer uver t .'onitk 3b 3 1 2 0 0 the left field fence J n the a » tb Lake p ah 12 27 11 (•alnearlll# 9 32 Total* Cooper III trim 092 nod—2 Orlando 340 IHH) 20t 9 Fn aier 2h Sanford ft IIia- Cade 3ll K — For te r, n*•kton Itlll 3 II Ito lierti p U v y **! 3, i, Jn ck.iin fenrekrr k. ---ft Hrewater a* la iin r*. tla ro n r, J«rh«on, r « .2 lln iu h a rt i f ylh, chaderton. 2l»- M*" ft Fordue r Sm ith If ,»n la k e Morande. a ll Harinr*. Km m erirh r f ih IS 27 |I ( '_ V'oryath. H F Fovlkrr I*' Total* ii ah l.ervliurg ft Chaddriton to U W 1 aVlVTnrfi W ilder 2h 2 ft P.am*ev th rt ii Mu 1* •2 '•* K ,ni., r ,, ° . ti ohr itti— uff C lift rf-e H rn dria If 2 Sjrke* a* F , t ,y e 3 Romeo I , Donne I. ro u te * rf r io - - H rudir a in 1 4 W * * Stcinecke e !•* .n . . t 2 tf1 | H rk k le y p 1 Wrove? p 0 * 1 Stone and Whim*'»-'»* * T o tal* tlaln eavill* 1 :0 7 . Leeih u rg K -Steineeke. K B I — U rouhart, (Saturday N ight) The Sanford fifunta, with Char* Fardue 4, Sm ith, Hykea. Wilder. lie Tevlrvco out for hi* 17th win, Vi-ow.tor. 2H W ilder, |T r* u li:» t. routed the fTnyton* Hcach lalatub 311— Fardue. IIH — Syko a, Brew* •ter. S B F n .te r. ( ‘ ade. Uucth. era by a aro tr of o l» ft. Although out-hit 14 to 111, the D P S yk ra, Wilder and K a m .e y ; and Cooper, l-eft — (iia n t. raahrri In un five w alk, and tln ik h a it lia ln e .v llle 7, bebe.liU lg 0. H B -a hit hatter to ro ller! ihr win, T rd e.ro , while winning hi* 17th o ff Holiert* 2. I.r lrk le v 4, Weaver fa n ir, fanned th trr and walked 1, SO Robert* 2. ltric k le y 2. none while the l.la n d rt* wrre m l- H O —Hrickley 11 In ft. W F Irctlug 14 hlta, niott of them llrle kle y. I ’ ll ( ’lift. W inner Ro­ berta, Uiaer llrle k le y . U —Ton•looprra, Juat nut the infield. 1 Short-don Fred Chaddriton .o f f and Ite tlln g rr. T — l :3H. Aook tiie hl'.tlng honor* Hhy Urola 3 :t ft K tln g a for A. P A L A T K A -S A 1 N T H 1 3 2 iaaford F A I.A T K A , A u f. 21 - ( A V 1 3 U Chaddriton >■ 1 8 I Cotton Chafin, 8t. Auituallne M t’c t l .r r 2b 1 8 0 firld e r, led thr S a hlta to a 10 .U la ftn tc k c r c l 1 3 l *htllnnt here yeateidav Mealing -avy 1 1 0 four hie in five rlpa. One of hi* larkeon r f 0 0 II Mow* wa* a grand alnm homer In 'o n yth e c 0 2 1 heir big plain Inning when (hoy fertile If 1 0 t acorad »ta runt on fo>ir h it*. lutpliy If C'hafln drov. In fiv e r u n a* tu 27 11 1 8h the Saint* pounded a total of 1 ’et'eAit p Ift hita of/ Palathu'a . CJ ( 'otldn h n 4 Riyero. 0 ft 2 F a la tk a racked up eight hit* h f lM a 4 t •) o ff George K ralh who went the -egan aa I 1 0 diaU nre for the S a in t*, but Itellern r f 3 0 0 w rr* unable to g ti a run 0 2 0 the plate. 'ravla Sli ■ «*I 8 2 S t. A m aatlne !nipa r f ai t r h 3 t l I McKee ax n lp p d f i 0 0 3 1 1 OIki IIh lb l 2 4 C hafin i f 0 1 t Davia r f 'ate rru tU i c 1 2 0 0 0 S tk ra xla c t i l 0 0 0 1 0 j g r £ | | [ 0 0 \ 14 17 9 P o ffin T lb t i i rtrt fo r Young t Mh. E ra th p ft 1 ............ ... 1 0 0 M 4 T o t a l* W ftt i s i s n oio—8 » t b L m a h St E r „ i i o a 4 0 0 PP M t C r .t r lb * I r h » it • 12 1 0 3 *i» i 1 1 4 1 >11 4 0 0 1 1 0 0 4 : 9 r h 1) u :: n I' ; 4 <1 U 2 1 -r' 41 n 1 3 4 0 tl 31 a1 01 0t t If II * a 0 1 t 3ft 2 10 27 014 030 100 000 011 000 4 3 6 4 4 4 4 i ihi B a h J * S3fc: IM. lb Urr A S B y V jI ?'4.^5=-1L r ^ . 1 _-j,e tt ' ^ f ! I HE'S A WYNN-ER! Forayth, Jackton. Neville, 2D— Ju ck.n ri. T n le .ro , Ktupp 2. HH — W a te rru ttrr. SH — Ktelfern, Chad derton. D P— Chaddriton to Foe'ker to la-vy. Sanford I I , linytona 7. lilt- off S till 2, Knapen .1, (ile .t n r r 2. SIP by S till 4, T e .lr.c n i, Kornrn 1, G le-.ner . , lit • HUH 10 ft I -If inning* 7 and 4 ru n t; Young in 2-3 inning. 2 and I run: Koenen I 2-3 'lining*. I an I a ru n .. 11III*— by Ko rn rn (N rv ille ). W inner—Tnlearo. I 41.ee *AnI nr «%Hlta AN Pnitli K mot'll. II - Itm ly mol /\ndirio l, H HI AuffuallriP 1o r . o l . 4f*T A — W l . T - 2 :2ft. ku *1= i ft Rotary To Sponsor Yale Football Hero, Hutterworth, Dies Tennis Tourney For IIA M D K N , Conn., Aug. 21—bFl — Major Frank H. Hutterworth, 7tf Adults, Teen-Agers one uf Yale'* foot hall immuitul* A aenior tenni. tournament, ipanaored by the R otary Club and conducted by the C ity Recreation Department, w ill begin We*ln *• day i t the Sanford Hath and T e n ­ n i. Club Court*, Hobart New­ man, chairm an of the Hotary Com m unity Service Com m i'ti r, announced thla morning. The tournament ia open to both adulta and teen-ager*, and will continue through Sunday, Sept. t. when the final* w ill be he1 1, Kntrie* may be addretted to pint U fflre Box 1H32 or may be made by telephoning HS7-J. The d iviiio n * of play w ill in ­ clude women'* tin g le ., men'* tin ­ gle*, men and women'* double* and mixed doublet. Trophic* w ill be prevented to the winner* in the two .in g le , d iv i.io n t and rupt w ill be given the winner* in the double* competition, M atche. w ill be arranged at the convenience i>M the player*. A new d a * , in .wirntning In• true tint, for a d u lt., conducted by the C ity Recreation Di pxrtnii-i t at the Municipal Fool w ill lie *tarU-d Wedneaday morning at 0:30 o'clock. Intermediate clatae* w ill lie continued aa u .u al at 11:30 o'clock. Twenty-one boy* and g irl* p a ir­ ed the beginner, cour.e In awimniing which wa* held recently at the pool, arid which wa* iponaorvd hy the Seminole \V*l« r Safety (o m m iltee of the Am eri­ can Ked Croat. C ertificate* in awimming will l« awarded to the following: Hilda Krg le, S a lly W allace, June Jennlng*. H arrito n Sm ith, Jam* Otborne, Martha Stemper, Doro­ thy M cAlrxander, D o t t le W il­ liam *, Anglo Stew art, Jane WIIliam t, David W atkiua, Thurnat (tower, P ill Vincent, Ann D avlr, Rlitabeth H ardy. Dorothy, Milne, O iburn, Joyce H a rre ll, Joanno H a rre ll, Dianne A iken, and A m ­ or*! S p e ll. l i : %«• l 1 %I 1 f a ll H 1. I V I. M l 4 •1 Tf 1 *4 ill .1 i S .ii* Tl i*»S a; SI ID 11 s ;t M»% l « ii ?; SI D» D H 21% II 17 M I m Ii i i Iai If e « i t •1 a r.r«l t. (*1 Urttfi. | AHNUMlfi* Ilf I'limta* «* Hi * lA ln cO Vi lJ e - I , U l r A l l l l f l l J I *t» I' I iifiik H r o r h |iit|„tnil I <*nmr* tittle*? 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Coakay la in kia 84th »*an at U * a k « f aoath M CelautMa and two-time all-Atnetica fullback, died today at hi* liomr here after a brief dim-.*. liutterwortli a n uumtending .t a r of the )H1i4 eleven, waa one of th" he.tie* of the day* when Frank llin k e y , Fudge Hef felftnger. Kid W allace and a hott of legendary f i g u r e * roamed the K ii playing field*. Although he weighted only 142 pound., Hutterworth played fu ll hack for three year* and »>« ran t­ ed on Walter t'niup’. All-Am eri­ can team, in 1HD3 and IH’J t. He w a. regarded a* one of the g re ale.t kicker* ever divrluped at Yale. Butterworth alao w a . a track *tar and boxed at Yale, Two of hi* *011*, Ren and Fra n k , alto be­ came iiutatandlng Yale football player*. Blltterworth wa* head coarh ut Yale in 1*97 ami 1898, before th*time of profe.*lonol coaclic*. In recent year* he ha* lived °n h i. inu ntrv estate here, near enough to Yale to It** u friend and coufi dent of anolht-i generation player*. cauaed the f ir .t *bll* 1I 1WII. Tlr^^ day'* linal match w-* called after Ja c k llrom wlch and l rank Se»Jgman. thr A u .tra lia n ace*, had won the firat act, • I In their .ernifin al with coiiiitiym an Ken Mc­ Gregor ai.u Tony T r a b . i t of C in ­ cinnati, Ire fu l,* I be ■atuitlay rtownjrour, lia rd n a r Muliov " f M iam i, and H ill Talbert of NV , Y o rk , mem* te r* of the Ame 1 1.an Duel* Cup I t iiiii and National Double* titr li*t* four tint)-. ■tnce 1942, lid r qualified for another chaiuplon.h ip round. And ro .ad Lom ■ Hrough of Beverly HUD, O alif., ami Mr*. M argaret O tbom t Dupont » f W il­ mington, Dei,, win) it*' .ecking tlieir ninth .H a ig h t women’ * team title *, and Dori- IU : •<' Miami and Shiitey l-'ry of Akron, O. Doubles Nut Meet Ends At iAintfwood BRO O K L IN K , M m ., Aug. C-t -i/Th • A fter Iteing aa.ured of n favorable weather fo re cttl, a ll International p u ttie , aurvlving In the National Itouhle. Tennia Tournament ugrce*l to wind it Up in official ehampionthip fa-hlon today at lamgwoml. That dcetaloii co .t both the ilefending U. S D a vit Cup Team and the challenging A u .tra lia n force* a practice day on the court a at F o r d llilla , N . Y „ whet* th» internatloiinl net cumpct’tion w ill • tin t on Ftid a y. Y c.te rd ay’t heavy rain forced o ffic ia l, to extend the national Dam competition to an eighth ■lay. On Saturday late shower* Football Tryouts Southern League For Stetson Team Vols And Memphis Being Held Today Split Double Bill Sonny Lodg** Takes Entries At Volusia D K I.A N D , Aug. 21 — (H periall C an d id a te fur tin* Htfttl Stettnn llu tle r fuutl-dll .i|ua<l were arriv ing In Ib-laind uver the weekend fur the final tryout |w iiw i wide) Iw*g4n. at ir-illey Field today Veteran, of the It*It* team an due to er|Hirt Wednesday for tin f ir .t regular practice on Thur* day. Meanwhile Head C utrh Joe Mr Mullen wag In Atlanta fm th. annual N orlh-Suiilh Georgia high :chool game. He hope, to intere.t a lo up lr uf good higli trhaul line*, men for the Strtaun win ad . Coarh Ja y Fatti e ,whu ha* been 0,1 n lii.in yiiioon in New Krlgland, ,,'lu riied to Deband Saturday, bine Coacli f'nrl Simmon- hat l>n-h hen- during Hu- • (.miner. Trainer Reit Kutland and Kiitiipmeni Mnnugi-i Hot, Mo.lo-r an- on hand to round out the de­ partment at tt awing* tutu opera­ tion for the fall. Ron D e l.ilia , who taw n m .ld rr aide .erviee la .t year a . ouartrrback, »ra* one of tha early a r ­ rival*. Fulm er A rn i.lro u g ho* la e ii in Ill-band thi* nutumer a* lia> Sol l*ra e|. Fred Hogan ha* lieon in Daytona lli-ach where he wa* a .a i.ta n t drieetur of (lie Day­ tona iteacli youth eimnril. At SapIda report* I bat he ha* been lin­ ing ro iiittu rlio n work in New Je ra rv and ia ready for the f ir .t pr art ice. M artin Padgett w ill report a day lata aa lie h pitching for the r u n .w ater liu n ib ci. In Hie final* uf th r (late aoltball tournament, Padgett wa* in Stet.on during the tprlng q u itte r and wa* nut for apring training. New men cipected Sunday In­ clude J r r r v G allaahcr, of bake it Uf ill, |tU*|M’U'ltl Ma»t4imh mt » t Sing letary, Valdo.ta, Ga., IDSpound quarterback; Hilly Jo* llu iuir t l, of Wildwood, 20ft-pound end ml and and tM I* lie rt Rhainke, of Igirain, Ohio, 22ft-pound tackle Honors In Hot Itods County D Track Hy A S S O C IA T E D P R E S S or The Southern Ataoeiation’a big Sonny Lodge, local hot rial race till re Sunday pitching punch ramidriver took th r honor* Frid ay M M *r H t l i:—.. talk* Wile gat up Sunday ami p ra rtira lly gave night hy rapturing the fe itu rc a l r * l K a il Irani llaaklel tin- inflelder* aahhatieal leava. Pin ll* ll. Paddy'. «lllt ntlvec race at the Orlando apeedway. t ’n ra v t, T u p l i r a i k e l , Tup Huh Srhuttx i|uietml h i. nervet Lodge Jockeyed _____ in__tu ,fir . . _t t jro.it poeltfon n io a i, .n m h e r t'tia m p perfectly and did nlrnn.t aa wail ia the third lap I and led the field a g a in .t Memphi* In the Mwend for the trrua a ta ri Mr i i . i t : — a la rk , wile remaining 22 lap* in one H o r r y ( o l.n n r . H r t ^ r r y Jn e y . game of the doiiblahrader. The a t the wildcat race* ever aren at P r id e lila c a .Van Hht S o u . I le a l high ten.ion N a.h v ille Vol won the Orlando aval. IH d itl, U r c t l !■ . I ln y a l lll« h n e * a Id . 2 l*t game of the year 4-1 on In an event which featured aevvn hita. ______ la rk . Wile T lt llt lr II tr •piUa g a in .* Lodge Udraucb lo­ K*t aa.r t T o al ntvtl.. Tittle______ Rotlar. _____Huey_ Marvin (T ile -Mile) Rotldalt of cally recognlted name* a* Phil lllddy, Ilk ,- T o . P rim e .. Ja.inln* Memphi* rari hi* tlrlkao u t total O rr, Johnny O'Sten, Joe Riddle, A u r u n I U i|s lie d T u lip to I7H by fanning aevan Volt In b. C. R ig tby and other* In tlw t ut m t u n t r t : —a iaik> title the f ir .t game. He wa* a 2 -1 w in ­ main event of th r night. i * iiw . te P e r t '. M a rk e t | ’ r l.k e > . ner with a three hitter. W ith added .ra tin g .pace the Itu n P i i a x r In in li,t s l.d t l.o n R uthU tt’a IH virtory-eight de­ thuw waa put 011 before the larg e .I H e .r ie j. t | a r r y r , ' l l i a k u t a H u b . feat record w a. matched by At crowd ever tu gather at th r track M i n i H t t 'K — F a ia ili. lanta'a A rt Kow lri who pitched which waa r.tllu a trd to be ill th* T ................ r . M itH th |l< (1 V ..I lo lte ly lin t. • l , l r | . MauMe T . (.M l the league leader ■ to 7-2 victory nrictiliorliood of ft.OCtl. over Mobile in the fir»t game of Young Lodge h a j fu n .b id in III- I la lit C l •)*(>, N t i lk lo a s la in t .v r u l another doubUheadri. I-owlet *Up- money .everal tim te but „->vir • I t l l l 11*1 t :— I I oik* Mile plied Middle with tlx h it. and had raptur«d the main event lc P r a y In a I n , h ie O u r llu p e , l i n n m a n . b o u rc le l l r y a n . u ln a ln a d a l put enough out* between them *0 fore. Dour* Open C o lle g e T r y . Iftm Ite -o y d , K e a ltn * they didn't hurt. The other d rive r, ate beginning 1 2 :tft F.M . P a Ji.fr .to irC u g lilir Hie lm->l tioy Bt one The tecomi AtDnta-WnhRf t K I K t T I I H t l l ' u - Meark t e a r * * P ly in g A g e n t I t * .M i d l l j . n -P c game came to an untimely enu of th* leading Jockey* of tiie oval. IIA lU iA IN M A I1 N E E ! W a ih t e l* . H * p ll a r v a t e . I lu f a l l>eaIn the tevenlh Inning with no de1-0 n r llls e r Ile a ,a m . I l a r t n e t l , tleau35c t:0 0 T o fi:U0 P . M. riiiu n . The .core w a. tM) wh*n lug the Vol- rail (m ure each game l l i l a n Ih r umtiite* aald there wattt't he w lnt w ill c ii.l them I 'lift. He'* I l l , M i l l H t l l -— * l* lk a Mile enough light to go around. trik e y t t a , , ) . I t u .h n e t l. Itm in d eaded *tr.ngbt ml true to at IV lle m e m tie re d . M CO l'eJ Tin- Cracker victory in the fir* ' l- 4.t 25 Vict» ie» th l. .e v .o ii, 1 1-J ' I m I i . K ul ly S l u i u t a . t ll u w t P i r u . t o n game took u lot of light nut of Schultr h a . Utt fin-. ( ’I I I l . i m K N F R E E ! te r H a ll. Birm ingham ’, pennant hope* *in cr Fete ntarnma- ended the fir at Children I Tnler 12 Yra. Adthe second place ll.iro n . lo .t their gam* with a homer in thy ninth M V 1 I I l l t l t k - t talk* M ile m iftrd F r i r W ith Farentt l.iu lip IJa lC .e , N e v e r A n o th ), n»»t game to New U rltrm . 7-4. nnlng. Anytime K ire p t Saturday I 'l iy p ik l. t r g n k O oorlp-e. O tfP - la l The .ecu ml Baron .Pel game ended A Sunday. l i r e ) T o p u a r, t t r l p f i i l . C 'a rrle 'e li lt 4-4 for the .am e tra»on A tla n ta ', 11: v r »l R t l i:— Hear* i » n . Ted C u ltirV "To (- ntball team, game wa* railed off. The alxth known a* the N*w York lliilldng* Sllrarle Miller. tl*a Slunlan*. I ' l e i i y p e n . store V l l a p p y . H u n a iInning wa* the la .t, in D>4!l, w ill play uml r the name man. King a llgnaoin. Italia PI. A tlanta now le a l* hy a tparlim t of “ New Y *rk Y a n k ." in Iftftt). Hugh llarberi aix iramr*. The cellar dwelling l .l t l l f ttoca Trmva and their youtlna otv# re . moved —the aevrnth place b lialtaniMiga buokiiut.—alao apllt, T M T ra v * won th* opner 13-3 and pi latt.nvoga tha flnaia finale 4-0. Chatt.nvoga 4 1-ft.1 -**, TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY *» »1 e I'-,-* * t w i . t j u m n t t f r ' t i m tm u re aut*., ))*, u n .) *4»« h i. ,. f t j f l u * MIi«ftft4 ft U 4 * ft (U ft* • man hut now th* duka o f Nathvilla, whipped h it old Chick play-* SANFORD'S F IR ST SHOWING! mate* for th* fourth tim e. It* ro it N a.h ville only 12,300 and If he krwpa up hta aenaatioltal pitah- AIrfoikSllem/ WFA1H4R1 IUUM SIMMS '& cpe*ida6<fc U S I L D T R U C K S -------- 1 --------4 - 1 I*. I atwil Ntttrf and t'artiton AW : Screen Suny; 19^0 Dodge W i Ton Chassis And Cab With 15 Foot Tight Side Produce Boby, Roof, Bows, Tarpaulin Top, 32,000 Miles TUESDA Y—WEUN ESDAY DouhJ* Featurt— Bargain Program 140 Gorcey and The Uowcry Uoyo “BLONDE DYNAMITE” List Price New $3450 0m 8 m — ProgrMt—A Good Cartoon 1 ‘‘Eatcrtaimnmt Far All The Family’ Ttio-ttaop.JUt, * — P in *— C a rtWMt—" W b a O w l" U N M ftM upuJKt IS F R E * NaVatly— “ So Yon W aal T o Gat Rich q u ick " UN D R It T H I B T A lU r r r . M ELLO N P A R K . . > » ■ .... .. lit E lit ST. Vf i ' P t lO N I M i l 1 ' 1 �MONDAY AUG. 21. l«5o Osteoil Nows H j m a t i n A IH ’ N N IM , ---- M r. ana Mr* F i» r* . |)«bart r i TIIK PANFORP HKH VI I) SINKflKI) FI llltlll* Daytona rpenl F rid a y w'th Mr. auu Mr* 1 c l Colley. Mr*. J \V C lfrlin * ia »|'»nding lid* week with lir i daughter and family Mr and Mr*. Alotri* 1 1 L iia l.u ig . Kev. and Mr*. J . C. W aller* of lamp*. (p in t the weekend with their .nn Rev. and Mr*. J . C. Walt ir * J r . In He Land and attended —-- - CAGE FIvK churrh with them here. ui.vlra III* |i«rente ale c i|w c lrd Rotiert llarre re of New Y°- h 1,1 ‘-"">e next Sunday fur u two C ity l* apenillng several w .e • »eck* vacation with father, ailte r* h n e viM im * h i. grandfather I 1 brother. Robert w ill k-,. home ward l i i i t , S r. and In* aunt ana with them - S rll Sunday in tin ahWire* of >. i p a llo r , Ile v . I I l la it in * t o n of S lr ia o ii w ill f i l l th e | •.111•11 ih r ir m ir r M m v ln N* %t Sumlay , hr m u lh i ’ S n \ttrr «•f Ilf* Ito n ir h« it I. v* itlt t l.r m a Ilia M r* M M ira ! K*rla%«*n «>f S iu th . pi nl 1 1 • ............ it w ith Mi nut! Mi T r t l I ’ttlh v Mi* H a l l.tw M in unit ila u it h t n l i m i t .* k f t f . . i Ku*t liv r t f H .n l . i t U*t nlylit M ill with ihcti i r la t l v r * | t ,. * || tt in •• | It im*n*t I allo t* • lut tirh l t h r u n n n u al |.tcnU at Ii |» '>uM. , , 5 . . . s t i l l o n line B V Ic fitm iiC iii t i n 1 r u n ! Ihu*. ui (l\e \ r 4 rt' lim e, lio m >JU9,. M K \ It | ileaier, failer am) mote dependable. I he South h.11 T ip e iirm ril h*e yeaii of unpievedenied gmwih . and a lirineiiikiu* upiuige in lelrphone denund in lowii and on ihr laim MrrliM|| llin demand ha* inraiil contlriMlina new building* 111 klallmg new *eiflral oltue fiiu ip n ifiil and lhou*and« ol mile* til wiie on pole lin ri and in cable* For eat h tele­ phone added loda>. Iheic facibL** *4* coiling ncafl) iwic* 1 1 uu%b a* ui 1N43 NOTICE K i u c ^ i i r Hr a i r * . . . m i l l a “ I i l r t f u a n l * I w ill tod tie lp *|w »n»lhlr for ar<\ .1. tit. . old I n. le d Id any.dt.* . 1 1,, i th an m y - . If I R«liinii l ! i t " N t l i n i f ! C o i u r ill dlltl » rr |«*f It it u » r lf — " I f i t m 1 tt.e Iwarh aii 8atut4*y I ur «l u t f r r * a l i m i t r uf |m» ( i r d i r i o i m i i i T M fiif" n c iil) diuihlrd 1I 1411 doubled. ad *4iKiiig MMMNN) lo IH 7 .ld lll.IN in . S p in is ! I 9 AM Ol N l (II \ l ( i s n IN V IM I I) IN I I 11 H IO M 1 M il 1 l i e s mere f a»i a lv ' an«l Mr*. N ra 1 K l K M I I I | f i l l IN | :A lnplrd . . . Ili'lll 144 7*1 In 4 U IN H I Ati -^ \ | i r i a i r h i * S n v tlr r I* *|*rm l »*, htiiitr tim t in J i ’ i» r y C i t y . V J C la trn * Sul**.»i $• t|uit»* til at H«mI i • • # * i l ! a e I HN». D IM \ M | l |K ! | | | S iif jilv d.mhlt'd yi.iiij; Inini M .litl ||. InAlNI. *. ti»i.I S r |»t 4 |INI || p V*Htir a e v u h r\ tt|* •*(.«* m onth'# \ tit n t inti f»t*m h r i .lu t i t * nt t h r M fin o rU I llo *|tit« il ntul *i*t m ting tine* t n t k a tilt in i i'*r f nt * M i. anti Mv«. K It t illt i h iiJi n And heir . mme id the h«e *eai pn.tuie of piw gio*. William* s t , »e lu w jy h io e d «n uhicjm t in telephone* ** laiyr a* ihe innearn lut the tuit fc.l * ( 4it til mu vOmpany'i hntoi* ■l M n Sny»l i ami iMiiflti ‘ ; i . . .1 (*Ut't A' »• u •*! rii}iit<* o t l l u l . H r\ai W ill* . lli'r l* r || t •1*1 •it'ii*. I u m i I Ciintntintr* *n»l I*••* llaught. Mi** lit * \\ il i u m * of Otlantli* • la t r n t f se! u 1.10.',MIo 41 the end oi \koild \\ , r II |o I.J M .Ik a i • loda) I\ . II ick« l l l l l t K«iin<*th llit k a r k , I C I • \% * \ lim a n , \\ »u k. \ they’re that easy oji the g " »'4l an etpanti.Mi .d le lrp h .iiic fa y d ilirt I... live thou >C4i»! I he no, ii i h i >>l SiHdherii hell irlephone* m K i u r lu t l<en 11t . 1r 4 .ed fu .m Hu* h a « tin* ln*t U f iiit * II W illiam* V*ill If.ix i d c t lt vi*it m ill Mi 4i #«> 3 * K , u • •h i 'H Sprluirs II •r A • • • a n d II n . ia l« 4? i*ft 4 * -m e A n in l» r r Vlii;i*w fur K« i tlieky. OucM i Att«nt|iriir rti'ii' M i* II. I'ulHnr, Mi mitt Mi* lk.it Kibru* a nil Nan* t \ . K ia iu i* anil S lrV f, Mr* A llnught. M»*. Ilm at'k, Ht*y Caltm .tint I h r I m»>* that * r r r n rf- mVa • e M i* W ilt.in I .!•»>»! ntul *«ui J r r r y . 't in . jit V• ii* ho«t .ii.<1 lui*t«‘ «a. T in I II In n * h»*M a pit n ir nl tun « O il) i n Wf‘?voArilrlv Hi. fu ieu ell putt) fc.r M i. and M .. Mai vm Riggs at it <■ Burke h"Ote Thurad >> night win a grand •lli’l* They nil wl-ht-.l Mr and Mi* Itigg* n a.-rli* ii.vng i * the.r home In Kentucky. ri.. «r ill 4 ltl e.iatui- w ere Mi and Mr« H I llu ik f. Mt no.) M i* I v\ Mi aritl Nil* M aivlu Iti Iff* . Mi an*l • \ IN t•*1-.ill, t ••-**! titn »••»». Mm Mi*. It W illiam * llmli if lit. Mi v A \ liman. Ml a W Mattnli Mr- G id d m .. M1*, Dun vtiiiir Mi H ( t*t. en. and M tint M hru *>*cr a i|u a rlc r.u illliu ii U uilllf* «re tuo-Furd familtr* then n.<i L< « icaitw! VuJ tb n r arc u:ui> ! I here laci.iice l o ir the muxrtuetue of the extra .* r ' VuJ th fjr'w louud tb it, wbdr divtJiug the f a u lt * u iilc a g c , two UKUtl -taxing Fe ld , i oil little more tbau drtiiug m bi,bcr p ik t ii war. S i * 5 0 I «•#«! l o t l a i . II Stafford a « t e l * III a i l * l i m e o l r i n c i g t - i i i 1 D .11 f a > i l i l i e « a n d the tk ill *d lelepbt'ue im-ii and wunuii im c n o n *0 laf ad ia ikrd a* lhi-y aie Imla* W liatetrr cnniiiinnnaiion* nerd* n u t ante, tin* will n* lliel lu Ihr 1111110*1. adv hr. Henry .Mti.nulin O p In im t r M SOUTHIRN ) lift Miv ih i IU A *• B ill TIU PH O N I AND TIUGRAPH COMPANY Itiun# kl< Il/A K K IK E »• f(t< OAM f V STRICKLAND - MORRISON, * * h l LOOK uj/jn'e j iO uN O i u n t T i ll • A iK f am M A A T ID / / D EA I.K K A l l liO i( l/ E l) •HONE 2011 3UB E . F I R S T S T . h ia m 7 b * R £SU ITSk T IIK W* !— Use HERALD Wfent Ada . . .% aM A l'A R IM F N T ...W M , H. PHONG 143 Waal a a . will a a e *a * l* 4 iB <**•* Ika .aU*baaa *raa4a*a tkara* H fyear aar i .a t a * la tlalail la Ik* 1*1*1 la ■’r f i n l* r rkla * _________ llaa .ha aa tan lat* la *■**«•*4 la fa r ,r a a t ,ll* . la ’r f a f fat wa ia r a a .r* tba baa aaaalbla aaailra. all W aal 44 * anat ' h aar alltaa aa Iba 4ag bafata *wbtt* atlaa. r.a iM a a lll* aa laaai* 4latat r U » b ,r* a t aatara la gaar c l WW ta a a .i ba raaaaaatbl, far wan ibaa a a , la a a m a t - THIS SAMFOnD II Ell ALL — I R F i .A K a a t a IM E N T S , R au M and A to m 116 W. F ir it 6 tr,# t Phoaa 4>0-W. _ ______ __ r u R N ia n e u a p i s , f o r r e n t I 8-Rovm i with private bath aad • A r ik lia fiir J^alc — .’* 12— • d n w n ita lit • no A l l . R O S C E L IN k n e e n r ranee I’ood A>adlliont rra u .n a ld r, ra il I UR \ F r k •#11 fnr II* m in e h a n g e r sfi* ;;i»vC4.il N cr '• • * TM»(G n MO! f X A O f v M - 1 Wi <M . } = ' > T f U O TO GET t l a i ‘ Ij ui CAOOr i though r ■foe v .t ic cc” i..'. — l'.' I w,:m C<n lAa'a v im . MOlO to** W -. ( H i l l I HI TtflM rf HOW T.4 I**1 6d MAM Mf ; , ~ * i Cr ky . E n in S Ir ik t r U>' <*<eic*T, W.wpifypM(v-iCl'NG1 .A! v(-*p o VAl. ' If f « V ! M L 4 ' ' • e f) -,f h .mA O lfl.A N 'lK i M 'ltniiig Sentinel. Hi Undo Kvenini; S ta r. C all lialpl May I I85-.I 1 ^ 0 , “ill i f . a w*9 It liia g line .......... . . . . uump In i'k , w « a , n il d irt, ahrll and rlaV 1 KOO.M fuinUhed or partly furby load or Job. Contact It II nlahrd lllahed a j.ai lin t id. .M u ll*, ZDfth C:ib»trd, and a-aociatr>. IIM* K 8 IN Q E R M A C n iN R S . m w ' M ft M< llcnvtl Mew York Ave , II. Land I'h u»e<l. Term *. HZI F . 1*1. S i. Ph 4M or 28VW 1 8 2 4 T I I K F-K lif.O KO O M hou*p. two ■>rraiird porehta. C h ry tta l I ail.M o liE R N I/ .K t Com rrle x w r r pipe, g rraar lra |i*. R E P A I R K te r for rhildit-n. F iu ll lir a * In home. Only 10'« down now o •«fdlr la n k *, alepplng atone-. ya id . Available Sept. i . Call i|Uirrtl. M I A Plan. Imdallni' < I r n h . a , flower |»»d*, block 747-M. A . L . S k in iin Loan Ucp't., Itom i 317. I 'll" " window ailU , lintel* and eon 1><’ Sanfo'd A tlantic Nath*' . ••rete Hidir*. F'roo eitim alea - Ifi-al Knlni# F«*r ’iale— .1 M IH A d F C f lN fH K T K P IP E CO Ifanl Member F IH C . 300 F lir. Ave. Phone 1.135 V K S E T IA N VEN U L IN IlS made t 3 B E A U T I F U L ltd* near la k e in order. Seminole* Vem tlar. Bi n* 4UU r. 4th St. M a y fa ir. Cleared. W iile Boa S W A P S l l t i r *kt. 82ti W. 3rd St. Ph- nWe llu y , Sail or Trade mo«t OW, C *) H e .aid llt t - W . anything. Phone I9H-J I — R e a l f c s l a i r W a n l e d — I P A R M A L L A T ra cto r. Attach D A Y AN D N IC IIT C u ll iip ri. .'I Iwtura a day. Serving giual f< in. nta. i r a nal le. C all Mr homemade pie*, and m id ("• Stegall, lb-La ml 1236 J . H23 W W A N TED : LU lin g a of hoiaea. May 8 t _____________________________ I.A W N M O W ER S Sliar period, b fx ira - . and grove*. ( ■ a m t a a n M a o R ! B > an i cycler repaired, lock and i - r B A Y A R D R E A L T Y CO. I — A K T IC I.E A W A N T E D — « work. Prompt aeajf'ee. II. Bhuman 3 lu f ; i d . fit A r f le le a F u r S n le — ft iV E B U Y . S E L L A T R A D E ueed PIAN'tiH tuned annd repaired. Ceil fu rniture. Wll-.m M aUr EuinlH arry We-tei »177 I . tor* C , H I! R !*• t'hnne *Wt T U T F D O F E E D S : CompIHe line IH iin*'» Tuaedn Feed .H'ore •IN K S M A L L :1b . * Ca In .)'.it> M — L U S T \ .4 )1 N l ' ■ i I -» .v ;iin ; _____ E 8 )fE L M A N S Htd R-.ie F e .d S T O L E N FRO M ray hon e on 20* Touchfnn A W atrxn. 1201 Celery H ELP W AN TED .Summerlin Ave. On" 3k ral Ave Plmne 11B8-J. Sm ith and Wraaon revolver. It* W» ladh |n*« W lrn »n.i .1 r. t brine E X P E R IE N C E D *help7~ A p n"l y v a rd . Phone 344-J or 14WJ your prescription* to I .A N F Y ’S l.aney'i Drug Store. Phane l i l t A r im u o t ii.k s — i '• F U L L - T IM E maid ami cook Re- T . v T< P Flight Palr.l r : 25 C al f*r»ncr». Free rent on prrini»e». 1M7 D E S O T O club coupe, good Navy * T * S h irt* * .48 E a . Phone !#2 R. buy, 807 klagholia Ave Tarp au ltni. A ll Rtiea i ~ w o r k w A , v r k i ) " ^ 3 B U Y IN t j A f A lt? Before f r e ­ Don’t Buy T ill You T rv eing ice u* to »ava money. In A R M Y N A V Y S U R i'l.l'H A L L T Y P E B of BuUd<>M r Work 310 ftanford Ave Ph l i l t itallm ent I a. an Dcp’t.. Room 317 Reaaorttble Ralev F t r * F.MlPhone t f A Hanford kr|an|i< r n n a r K S f r A i w . t » r ..... male*. Carpenter A Cracey, N a tlo n a ljla n k Member F D IC . board motor. Ju tt I lk , new. f*0 M fUJ 1840 C IIK V R O L E T - F lr * t rra»on day guarantee. •hie o ffe r. 300 W . 3th HI. aftrr G E N E ’R T E X A C O S E R V IC E 6 PJ l . 1 IM B ia fa rd Avenae __________ P hone I4 M ___________ _ S P E C IA L Fo r Few Day*. I " i “ Ird Sedan, Radio and other Uted W ork T'ant* P«e p r. (loot) condition Sr* T e « Flig h t Paint r. U gal at 110S P a rk Avenue. A ll fiie a T e n ti A Tarpeullne Don’t Buy UI ydu try Ion panel a r m t -n a v Y su r plu s trin k •een a t |0U Ben J ffti A re . / > 1,u ty. (fall fU4-J. (la>a ia * * n lla a l u . n l o tla**a I GW , n l l a , la a a a ila a ilu n a . a * r lla a la a a r ila a llaa*# r . ** > lla a laa**M aa *rr U n , TaaH g l a a a I ' l l * a a . l i la Ik a U aa. O a a k l* t a la f a r k l a r * faea *a *a . REN T - l i I'H M M lM J ioi>iu . May. with hath. C all MS M. I * * *a *» FU R RENT c h i l d r e n . 8 1 4 Kl in T M f a iia u t a a ra ia a a . a l r la ail t t a a l a 4 a , . l . l u k * 4 l a T b a ■a a f e t i . M l f l t~ FOR O n ................... ..a Electric kitchen Apply t i t f l . 4th Itre e t or Nick Pkg. More 4 U Bbiu'ord Ave. T H R E E ROOM furniehed ap art­ ment downMait* A Ju ltx only 11-90 p«r week. Apply S l l P a l­ metto A ve. lly Wr.ll Dinnej M H 'K F .Y M O l 'S K j ». \\a v a s : w " v J* C . r ----------*—; J j T T O * f 4 L B - C S S I J N O !S O ! 1 nnhV C U N T > J U . . . . N J J w C is r t i o .- l < J • -'8 5s ETTA r , * ws-p, , Twa emu • ce r H le a T JA u tU ar n * V/ \ 1 1’ > , ,, * ..t, * - -a » .**••• •.TtTrrvw a. lly Paul Itnlilnwon r 1“ * * “ iw *aA,i KKTT Karrs e -c . H l/ J g TV4SVAUC PA U xK O AT TMg C o ld • iy o o h t r o j rc*t eM SR B Y W ft * onvtM O .' d u c k cp O JfP i A mO It * DAo n B o n io g / .' CO MOM BAM OM el A CAteg J * �TTIF: HANFORD ITFiRAU). HANFOnn FLORIDA PAGE SIX Cfilliolir Dogmas I C m lM M r m . r*a> i i h | aclence exercise the office of teaching entrmted to them, un­ it* * In the instruction of their students they rrlig io u sly accept and exactly ob*ervr the norm* which we have ordained "That due reverence and submission w hirh in their increas­ ing latmr Ihey must profess to. w aril* the traehlng authority of the ehurr- i, 1-1 I h u i it -til! alar, in the '1111111 • an I hc.il I - -if t lu ir nil in To ii I.IIJ .M N nr i*i i l l i t « i i n * I'A IIH IaiK I f f I t l i A f + t t »j r 11ft iitk I f H, V* « 1r»11 Hi Ymi mrp !»rrrli'| futrlrt *4 Mi A|i|i«*n I • M tlli* full# trfIK fll pf■ >f **t, r . II •O f, «fi Hip 2Ir*«f 4 a i t»f *{if»ml<<ir In «h wrr lti« Hill r.f #*..»•» fiUlm fll*.| «■ii I ft»f fiiii In IH* a r t nil f I *i| Mtt rrgI «<«*1«- f t Flitifli'ii. *M r li i mu # 111"1 ||« r r i It 1*4r *•«»*• »M.in fiff #* t.llllAfi l ‘df *|ue Itr f* mlitni Mine i mi it f*»r illwirr** n j* n r# fi No i l l s , n |h rr*h p I* 1‘K t r . I*r. C n n f r t " r» Mr11| !«#■ h iIh m I iirmlim-i f nil fftf fMilnfn l». m|»n»#t<•v itn4 mh* unrt m i ......If »4 H I ■v* WITMKHH m> l<«n*1 «itt«f off I. Ul i f i l IlilM Hi* I lih *1«v »*f Uifiint in # n iv h r . i t \ i *« »**■ i l r v l i . i* lr r t ilt f*i*»nrt IHKAIel A l l n t fi * # I* r r i d l M I f f (lU llH T H M I. W»»MIA#HH 4| N«»MIi *’*«tiri iM lifl Ilf I si fiilr v li» I Ms* M 't li l: 111 11'1*1 ' l l TO KIlVtN '• (AVIS' 1 l'» l-i..l-m MlifipM |rslr|#nr#> In link imiU »i You i r r fe«iiilrni I'* fil* J our flititrMMfirF t«r*•I AijifPH riit#p IM t. mi In MitfitUi lh » flr c tiU iM ifiitRf f ’o iir l 2»»*l »if fh* Ninth JinllriMl **»rt nil <*f K1«»rM * *f» ■fnl for H*>vitf|#Tt .unly* -»l ^ font, Ftofirtp tn <4h#nr_rry. I f> <* ■nil for iflrrjrc** rfitlllu l ^ I',Ml.A M K U IN fl. riMtnl Iff. v- KHVIN *’ K W IM i fhlthUM * in w i t m m j v v iu :n i:n r . t h $$« h in u M ti * h wtr Imn«1 nml ilir nfM f i l l * P41 *rf *41*1 «*ltlifts Mil* I till *1*1 tif IH# i» I' IICIIN IN IN , *V f k IMKAI.I D u ownera who are wasting Money and not getting proper gaa Mileage due to over-rich m lxtu r** arffl be pleased to learn rtf a WlMonaln Inventor who has devrdtped a v ery clever unit th at helps save gasoline by "Vacu-m atlng.” I t Is sutomatto and opera tea on th * aupereharge principle. E a s ily Installed In a few m inutes F it* a ll ear*, trucks and tractor*. The m anufacturers, lha Vacu-matln Carburetor Co., 7517-700 W . (data ML, Wauwatosa, W1*„ are offering • Vaco-matle tn nnynas who w ill Install I t on his ca r and help Introduce R lo othera. T h e y w ill gladly send full free particulars If you w rits them or Just send ynur name and addrsaa on a penny poet |l nkilPHril I t n«*. l a ir Hmrl ■oiiimblidcr of the W'alshipN 'o ln illi' and Marhlrhead to pre vent tin landing of Columbian troop, fm the pur pose of putting down Die i r volution, thr M id on lh* part of Can a mo «in*c |K|c. During the summer of I ttfltt, • aid Mi Stovall, the Nashville tiad gone up ttie Mi-*i**ippt to S i. lauti* where the World Fxposit mil wa- I.m g field fh*- rorninandei of thr hip riTi-ived se­ el el nrders fiom Washington to go lii pen aiola nml llirn to proeerd t" St Andrews Islond bar* tmr ii-nr the roast of Vroeruea. Hilling (Irtn b ri the ship got 'aught on a coral r»*-f near the bailior No help wa- available to get j( loo-*-, .aid M i, Stovall I.lfidainl* and nil exres* weigh' we* removed, and lh*1 • rew fiuallv got it f i n ol the reef by m itilng from one side lo the’ other and lin kin g it, after whirh il was Inked tn -alei aorhiunge. After a few days more, a two masted V irieiiirtu n -all Imul anlve-l IIIinglng Milled order* from IVa-hIngliin to p ioin o ) to Cnlnn The orders, opened hv command a f l i i the Nn-hville wa* ‘J l hmiln! - i » gave direrlion- of what further In do, he *aid. Almol men, including eight Marine*, w rie aboard. The Nashville arrived at Colon, now the AI Ian tir I n ml nut of the I'nnnma Canal, late one afternoon, Mr Stovall declared. "At« >Ut du«k, a man-of-war <aim- into thi harbor,” he stated "W e tinib-it it, and teamed It was a Columbian ship. A lioardlng of f lr r i was -ent to It, and be re­ ported bark that Ibcrc were •* vend hnridird soldiers alsiard They asked permission to go alongside lh " dork to obtain frrsb water. "T h lr wa granted, piovided the soldier* rrmalnerl s ls is n l. No -noner bail I tie ship tie,| Op,” be liOural ixoiicc is * nr ii t nr- t i i i : i in a r t j i iim .. m M iv ii.r . m i v r i. « T » r i. i i p p i lim n s . >s in ; T i l l : i . i t a t i : " P U SItA n il'll M. i i l »1S' AN'. IWreasMt IN I'llf ItlATK i l . I I.I. S tllllU I I 1 1 1 I I I S I T H S l N'tll'c I- lierelir alven llia i II P IliiltiH in III-,I M- fir- -I re|»„rl aa Admlfil-lraloe „f ' 11- -vlale nf Kara 111, I, At, ' in-vaii, rto M ie l, 11, aI tie |n> filed M- t-eit 11•*'»! for final ,ll«,lia r» -. a»"l ti, »' w ill „iu*tr t" 1 1.r li ,,•,11- 1. 1, I miiitla* Ht*n»lrnm. ••,, >i y J ,1,1a• " I Hcnlnnle I'niinty, P I,,ild - on II,e lllh day nf HenUni•nr A l> U l« . (nr *|'pr"val nf earn* ami (nr final die, haiae aa AdnilnlaIralnr nf ihe - , 1 -le nf ISaea It Ii Ii H 'lin a a n , da, eaeed, nn llila t llli da* „r A'ib u *' s It , issn II r MeflttSVAN. AdinlnUlralnr nf lh* r. l- i- „r H-ra tilt h Me­ lt,iwatt. <|*«ea*cd w ”2i rm t-JttV .. .. - « « n , tstisis n e rv ic e tn N riu lh i a t i t i ' dur (n drflrirnrlm nf Vllnmlnn HI, H2, Imn und Niacin Mr Irma I t 7 Donald H H b u tg , «bn n nt 1- I ’ r , 1 1 - l " . I > FIX' r I 1' ( • 1 a mw m issionary HADACOL." ■ ' 11 ■ "f ! up-anil coining r x rv u llv r mt-movr o f the sta ff *>f Uie great W lD hlta F.aglr newspaper for over four years. Mr. Hr,Unite has an rnviebl" rrcnrd of romTml with ih r (*. N. A rm y tn Ih r Roulh I'a c lfir in World W ai I I . Hr i* v r iy a rtiv r In rlv ir a ffa irs . Ami Just as h" was anxious lo ptlrh in and tin a Job durii tt lb- wai l,r now want* lr. brlp his frllo w r illir n s who (H hr hr wa* n n re), a rr physiralty run down and weak rlur to lark of Vitam in* IH , R2, Im n , and N larln In their systems. Here is Donald W . Ilrdburg's wltneasrd statement: "W hen I relum ed frnm service, I farrd the problem nf rehuiidlng my*#lf physically, I was in ,a gen­ eral run-down ronditlon. " In my present capacity of advertising salesmen fm Kansas' greatest newspaper, The W Rchlt* E ag le It'* absolutely n errssary Ib.vl I have pleuly n f v ita lity r» •get up and g o ' I bad i ' a l ra il*'1 to sm rry. Nothing seeinad to re,build me cons' Itutlonally. Then A friend of mine on lb# national s ta ff told me about H A D A C O l. h# asked me lo try at Irnut f ir ,' bottles I ’m on my fourth bottle and already I feel Ilka my old aalf. I look forward Ia a day'* ’ work and gw h o m e -p lay w ith the children--w ork In tbe yard —flan nttl midnight! Thank* again to lA D A C O L , energy ami v ita lity ace again course through every |l a a l l a a e * i'miama kcpul>li< Business Leader With Great W ar Record Tells How Hadacol Has Rebuilt Him Physically * l,|r United Nations slud*ntf. "Le i them strive with every lore*' d i i * elf m l lo I'jit lic i the U of tfij sciences which they tru th ; bu; let (hem a L « hr m i ful not to tranxgre** the li­ mit* which we have r«t*bli*hr,i )nr tin- protection of I h j truth of r .ilh o lir faith and doctrine. W ith M-ffaril to new uucstipns, whirh moilerii culture at,,I preI f r r i i have btoiiirhl lo the fore­ ground, lot them r n f iK i1 in Moat ratoful r n o a ir .i. hut with thll M ii- ia r y prudence anil caution.” The I 'op# rau llo nid against in ­ dulging in the belief Ihnt the "disiddrnt ami erring can happily l-i brought l» i,k In thr l-ranm of I lie Church, if thr whole truth totinil in tin* rhutrh la not lineri r l y taught to all without cor­ ruption .r illm nnltIon." Chiirles J . Ftanklin has arreptrd the position of husines* manager of John It. Stetson D n iversify and w ill move to De­ le nd tiefore Septemlwr I For the last Kl years, Franklin w a tiusiness aeeretnry of thi C lrv c land Y .M .C .A . and hn- hern iesponsihlr for the IhiIMIuk p ro ­ gram, planning and supervising the eterlioh of new branches and remodeling o f Y.M .C.A build­ ing*. ■idded, "than the fully rtpiipptd Coliirutiiun s o ld ln * went a bore " A . aeon aa we trained thi*. '*• icnl landing p atty of sailor- Th> Marine-. remained aboard to guard tin ship. Wr taruird r r .u the lallm a d ilepnt. ami t look up a signal station in the belfry w lirie I could see everything “ During the night," Mr 8to, :ill ic e a llril, "T h e Columbian troop sprrad over the countryside, W r trieil to rout them out curly in the morning, but seeing that fh r small numlier of us would he on able to dn anything, we went hui k and got a Coll autoniatir fnartiiin gun. mounted on a Irlpivl. T h i we set up on a railroad flat eal silt rounding It with compressed tmlei o f eotlon for protection. A ll bands w rre rn iu itn l to push it west aliout one half mile* from Colon. "A crew o f four men stayed with the gun, the rest rreonnoltn rd,” he declared." They found some of the Columbian troops, hungry and th irsty ,who asked If Hipy might In* given relief and provisions If they sun collet ed During the day thr "general” of the Columbian* offered lo *uiAmerican gold, adding that tu tender in return f"t $10,000 in would ri-turn to Cartagena <>n tin first (hit). Following thi*. Col urn bian aoldirr* aided In pushing the flat ra t hark lo Colon. 'M eanw hile,” said M l. Stovall "the Columbian man of war had left, and the raplilie-J aoldirr • had no way to gel )>*, k In Cartagena.” Columbian port. "Fo rtu ib lto lv a R rlllsh royal mall stm iner arrived, lauiml for Cartagena. T h e Ameriram had to strip the men of tn rlr arm liefoie the R litish •oomiundei wind.I let them .salt rheit tra m poitation a t -o had to hi nuid "AllOUt a week aflei Ibis in a i ly 2JM)U If, S. M arine, arrived , an dthese Were ite .lilrd hv Ncv. Yo ik papers with aeeomplishing what -’l l sailor* bad arcnninlishrd,’' aald Mr. Stovall The Stovall* have five children: W aller I* w ith the State Hoard of Health at Jacksonville; (ieotg r la snntheadern «ales manager fot Sltlelalt flit Co., at Atlanta, vltd Kugetie attend > thi lln lv e r- ir, of Flo rid* Ths dsugld-r •• Mr*. I eo t r . l i e ef I t l e C ity ,i d Mr*. T . c Wing of F a it Toint tl* . A met trap agriruHiirv Indsy t, a* d lffrren t fm m thuJ of '20 year* * S " as a Jel-prn|>vlle,l plane I* <llf frrrn t fmm the Rpirit of Rt. Imui in xshitli Undltetgli flew the At lanttr In HT27.--Secretary nf A g rl culture Rrannan. r *-* #"*#* •»■•• plv p.'rt of i'u .e n at the south end of the panipxul*. The battle began U«t Tuesday. Pome »tray dog* rame up and •niffw l the foxhole* where a company of Am rrir>n in fan try­ men were dug in on I he mile-long ridge. Th* n trie dog* inn fo rk. "W ithin 15 minuti to half an hour the attarl began.” ■old Rgt. Iloret W. Rchroeder, Middle V il­ lage, N. V. "and our ibughb'iy* art con*lured lb - •'-■*:• led tSetit |n o'.lc |hi- 1111*. i ■ \V »* rat I prove they Wi re patrol dog* -h u t that I* what the boya believed.” The Ited* CJine In wave*. In a variation -if fnttbali'* "double platoon” »y*trm , the Itrd* dlove hark the thin Am erican line ari l took the ridge. Il then liecame a battle in tviich 'h • American would a lu rh by day and painfully rrgain the ridge after a heavy a ir, mortar ami artillery lmmb»rdmnit. flilt at night the North Korean* would tiring up Dealt »trength. They flltrrrd In like phomllv Indian* rro«-ing a sunken log bridge they hud limit aero** lh,- r i'e r uti ter rover of darkness. And hv dawn 'hey w-re again in control of the bill flirt either ordinary bathe at­ trition nr lire ilunrpi'*-' of * r ii Inti* of bomb* by !'H R-2t* Immliera in Ited m i i' i «ns we-t of the r i­ ver Interrupted tin enemy ability lo rrin fo ire. 1 On Thursday doughboy* .m a.h <d again to th r ridg- They went 1 •ii rtu-vn me oth- »iilr. Anil 3.1 mort »r men an 1 three m e 'r a - a V tirn l by the l- e l l rm ilJ hear American patrol* approaching when their guard »hnt then lu (death and •.«.* lo r the -irer 1, must have hern U lle r to be with rr'.sU'' iu» n'-ar. H a l nigh* the S ill h*n n new name “ A lro e ily H il l " tm l the Ited* didn't have the mu-rle to lila k e It. T in next day lh- Ant,e rlran *—w ith a broom of cleansing f i t ' r * i | i l it -lean of all < i rganit-'.l •o im y ii- a D tin v It* recapture ended a major lI brent lo T t e jll nod preset v c | the \ Naktong Itlvcr defensive tine. Hut "A tro city H ill” also helped educate an Am erican arm y that < Iha* needed the impulse o f anger ito firm It to it a purpose. Death atilt lurka in it* gulleya. I ’utrnl" try to amhush earn other in 1 the blue shadow*. "T h i* h a ttlr” aald a general o f. fleer grim ly "taught our men it In heller to aland and die no mat­ ter what th r odds rath er than sum render to »n enemy of the type we are fig h tin g ." That ia the |e„*nn of Atrocity H ill Hurricane Treasury Roger I.. Sushmnn. concert pianist and tearher of theory, i» been appointed aasistant |.ode-sot in piano at John H til' tnon t ’ niversity, arerm ling to •nnnuncemenl by I'reeident J lillie Kdmunds Cushm an, who I* now living in K va n *v ille , Ind., will nssiime his d illle * In Hep- Train Strike tr*a< 1 *H * wwmm r u t O w l It ha* been at any other time of international c riii* . have an o b la t io n of the h irh c-t order." he aald, "not only to m aintain the finance* of (he government In the *t'<nde*t pn».|hle ronditlon, but b |« o to fu lfill our respo n.il,illtia * t„ n ,* m JIllon. of feileral aecuHty holder* through out the nation. Snyder *ald development. In fh* government lemd m arket "have re pereiia*Iona which fan out through the entire economy.” In am plification o f Snyder' •tatement, a high T re a iu tv o ffi­ cial I old reporter* that the hugoffering of Id-month Treasury note* at 1L precent intere*t would have no inflation effect nn th, bond m arket in hi* opinion. " I don't think thi* la going to change the price one io U ,” hr laid T h i* official continued; 'We are facing an unknown area during the neat few month*. We have heen facing an unknown area «lnce the Korean situation develop, ed. During thi* period, when we are riot yet being pre**cd for new money for drfente production we felt that everything ahould I * kept •table until w« ran *ce what w ill drvelop. "T h e interim t a i bill D coming ■long, and it w ill certainly have ti.m to the fact that the dispute an an ti-in liaiio n ary effect when ha - dragged on for almost „ year payroll taa deduction* start fh I and a half without a decision I. We don't think we ahmitit I* lb re is where the men went out In l-ouiiivill**— 260 switchmen en the Kentorky and Indiana out loaa In th t present tU-hour Ti rm inal Railroad left their Juba. pay for those in yard service. All of the road's 1.200 employe* hav« insisted that the President w. te idled A union o ffic ia l said U k# o rer the nation'* major line* It . walkout was |IH) per cent ef- under an a rt of H im . The it r ik r i* scheduled to spread tomorrow to frrtlve . two steel and coal hauling »hnr Where p-i'-||ite, less-than-car- line railroad*. load freight shipment* w ere hand­ Both conductor* and trainmen l'd l*v tai*. Pas.-engrrs were Iran*ferieil liy bus from l^ iliisville to are to w alk out on the K le in , Jo ­ liet and Kaatarn Railroad, CldcNew Allutny, Ind., In St. Paul |75 employe* of ago, and the Pittsburgh and luike ttn M inin'.ni,, T ra n sfe r R ailw ay Krie Fin e , Pittsburgh, tnmorrr a . Company failed to report for the A fter th at, the strike may spread '• 'lo A. M. (C R T ) sh ift. The r«ad to ■ m ajor line If the dispute is handle* must of tin- sw itching of not settled, a union spokesman fi'ig h t car* in and throughout said. I f P rrs ld tn l Trum an d-cldr* not Minncapolta and 8t. P au l. The line'* 150 w n rkri* are effected by to take over the line*, he could take these peace step#: the strike. In Cleveland—the Rivet Term in 1. C all in the parties with pci • at R ailw ay, owned by Republic sonal appeal for thorn to get the fte i I. va» shut down by 200 long dispute settled. Striker*. Kmptoyiltg some 100 2. D irect the heads o f railroads w orkiTs, tlir line serva* Repitli to meet with th* union presidents. iie't tiig *teel {dantn. T h e -teel (The union* claim that *o fa r they tompany has lain o ff 1,500 of its haven’t had any conference* with 7,<*vi workers. “ top railroad o ffic ia l* ). What a it ion Mr Trum an would Other labor development*: take, if arty, isn't known. At Ite lro it, negotiators return­ ed to the bargaining table In high hopea of settling the atrike of H,00ft C IO United Automobile W orkers a t the Packard Motorr C ar C«. by the end « f the w e-k. Tin- dairy rnw is tbe "i'»,r „ r The eaeeutivr board of the C IO tbivni tmimal fm curvetting m a­ New .Y o rk Newspaper UttUd met terial* which man cannot eat int-> to consider recommendation* for huniHii f'w t . settlement of the atriko of 400 em­ ployee* n f th* New Y o rk WorldRmall fit t md kit* might well Telegram who laft th e ir jolw June lie -taiulmd equipment »n the faun Ira rtn r and ntber eipilpmenl. «« N N th N r d • d im I’l l * The ahlp raldoeti for help when a paper cargo caught but D ie t blare w ar brought under control not long after. The Strachan Shipping Com ­ pany, agenta for the ship. *aid it would he anchored In the SI John* lllv e r here and that no newpapermen would lie allowed aboard or to U lk with the crew until insurance agent* nail complrtrd their woik. The company said th i* might he tomorrow; cer. taln ly not toilay. Aa the ahlp nearrd the nt>"ithQ of the 8 t. John* shortly before 10 o'clock, aerial observer* could tee fiv e lifeboat* apparent.r •mashed by the »tnrm, I'aln t had been burned from the a Idea; and a fain t bit of ■moke o r »tram »tllled puffed up from one of the after hold*. W HISKEY WINE RUM GIN - - N I C K ’S P A C K A G E S T O R E <!■•! #10 Sanford Av*ew SM0 XI AN A* 0 V| THI AVIIAGI CIGAR T0 DAT - - AND INJ 0 Y ITt WONOIMUl NIW MIL0 NIM AY OUR IXRIHtl Thr Snwkrn Are On V* 2" - A f) j' * \\ , *, V * */ * 'f #a V / / ^ r.% 2 **e ” t'* ** * "" Aw “ Ti . W t w*ol vou to m jo , lh* *»w m lg n tt* o' Above th* A ve'eoe Cigstk— too e e 'll ovi, you* tin t one' ThtS It the kind ol eig*i *ba' a1*** real cigar tmokeu the utovni m wok ing uriitactterv flavor; ik K I'sg ia n r elesn. medow aroese. sod *o m illl Here’* AU You Do Cur *ut ths coupun below tsk s it to vou* des'ei end he w ill gtvs sou so Above ths A v*i*g» C*gi‘ tree. Pro** it at oui t ir r m r 'Imperial,” rays W ebster, means "superiiw escetlencs." IW P ftlA l, says Chrysler, ii tb*» lusorious new tor that * seels oaylbltvfl on wheels In ths sheet asnuiv'teneu o» its styling Come look huW* IWs reltn k*f ksfiu ty . . . look a t the lavish wool broadcloth fabrics, tailefully combined with i - r n t n * len*bers. look al the lovely color Karmordei, lh# soft sheen o f the buder-fWihed chrome, Combfar lh# odvn«*ogsi nl fluid Diive . . exclusive new automatic transmission . . . W olarprool Ignition . . , Full Flow O il F U le r. . . High Com pratsbn Spitfir# Fnqm# , . . electric window lilts . . . th# ClEARBAC reor w W o w for escepHonol driver vHlon . . . and doiens more. Surely, o f oil tbe world's fm# outomobilet, only lb# Chrysler C tO W N IM F ftlA L lh(l c a r’s running m ole, achieves the rame aristocratic dulmcHou. Come see the flowleis workmanship, the floe materials, lh# superb Chrysler engineering . . . and you'll agree lh a l no other cor, ol any price, compares with lh# Chrysler IM PERIAL Inside or md, (here Is no ftner cor in Amerrcof Ivcsral Notice ~-~ r in —but also helpful amounts of v riT tr r. n r i v rA t ir U K i.ia m p a r r t x n t a t *■ , n ,ir r ,H 1'1 r A 1 r.S As t'fnvf il*«l h» rhsn lsr fe T IJ Art* of IS II as *nirnar,| liy vbal'frr H i l l of ISIS N o|li* la h rrtlif atvvn thar TAN UIIU.K PKIIAONAI. PRO fP.lt TV T AX HU r* m > H l«r l X4r ,t nnw 'l.lln i|!i-n i. and liraln n l"* w llh Ae.tl 1st, i»S«. s-iil, la*** at* Ur*» Ina ln '* r* .t „r i% | , , ( „ | It, lb» prviHirtliinat* .ort «( nuMl-hlna thlr nolle* U n ltn th* ami.unl »*i DtUMislir rarh nan>* l»lnw Is |,a|,1 Iwf'irv 4h» Slat ,t«r nf A,l*m>t. |H r , warrants w ill u j,,v r,t itisrei,r, ni rsrlln a thr Irvy -iim,a and sristtfs *'( snifi, i,* t lanaltus I»«rs,inal |,r«, party <>r las pays. In satisfy un|ial,t la ir s slut <„,(■ Th* n*m*» nf ,tr llnt|u*ni tanattil* pttsnnal pmirsMv lax pay,r* amt th* *mnunt nf la ir s , tnijiellne the »ost of a4**rltalne and tlv r month's lettrsst tonally ere as fnllowsi II*, or n. A | j 11 llsrn rs. Donald J A Dorothy bants. Nellie II e Albsri D g e r*r. Frnd y llu rn rtir, u u Krvta. n ,a rtis M M * Aim* f? tutea. ’•rreli. r i * i * ,„ * Finch, It J * Aiml« K ,'ro m an , P la r.n t* I tardy, N K llr o r .u . . , llaater. I, U A Nalli* 2'" ta n . Mania sn.fs IT .IJ is*l Insideaid out... it has noequal it any price La v e a d a r, ( '* n l> A L r d s D thouund* nf records of ful men, women and proved this to be so. Many Dartaca Recommend t l H A D A C O L la recommended by many doctors not only to their patient* hut In msmtwr* of thair. own fam ilies who Hava such de­ ficiencies. ilcfnre giving up hope 11 IO VOUTMII HADACOL n the beautiful H r l a l U s J li i r K n i a a l , M in n ie F a r k s c . P a a l a I a ic III s Pm clur. O K ..... .. Kesvva. A n d re w M A M lady* lt»a*r*. Dur'on A A M lk e r i Huulk. W A A ltas.1 N ... W ia rm id . K o a a U * * AU lkta BILL KIRK MOTORS 1001 South Sanford A v n ic , Sanford, Florida �Mi n §>nnfarh In Unity There h Strength— T o Protect tha P **« * of th* W orld; T o Promote I k r Progress of Am rrtca. To Produce P ru a p rrlli fur Stolurd. AN V O LU M E W X X II — K istah li.sited l*.(U» IN D K I'K N D B N T S .A N H l K D , M . t I K I D A . D A IL Y I L l.S D A k TH E 2 fm tU t P artly cloudy with little change in trnip rratu re throueh Wedneada>. Widely •ratter wi thundershower-, mostly in the afternoon. I ic hi to moderate variable winds itinm gti Wcdne-day_________________ N K IV S P A P K K A l ( J . S J, A iv u tfiu lr d Prettn Le an e d W ir e |*).Vu W E A T IIE H N o. I - .................. — Pentagon And ,Senate Group isist On UMT i Red Tanks And Crew Silenced By South Koreans Johnson And Bradley Say Not Time To Train Men In Case Of Sudden Attack • White House Try Impact Of Korean War To Give At S e t t li n g Rail Nation 17 New Army Divisions iStrilce Is F a ilu r e W A SH IN G T O N , A m . 2 2 F ) —Wllh rciin on i) ads ora tea In I hr (addle, the Senate tut* rd 17 lu 37 today . „ |„p f |o ,. 000,000 ..ff proposed mi.it road* fund* in a Ina-year highway .nit bini/atiou bill. Hen* alor liyrd (ll-V a> spmumrd an amrndmrnt lu trim the anutunt bach to f l l i , 000,000, the level of previous yearly oullaya. W ASHIN GTO N . A u * 22 t.p , f U i m e i i a l m ilitary (Mining not ■ X o itd ptiili today (to n tlie Praia^oit and nine key irn ato u , rvrn ihoufh P m id c n i Trum an »ayi hr won’t atk for il again thii ycat I lie Senate Aim ed Set vices Comim llre ila itrd healing on a UMT hill. A ll nine trnalo i* (ir rir n l, a tiu jo in t of ihe rom m illee, joined onr U onr in uiging that Congtro irw ain in iru io a until il a c li on i training program. The trn alo it in­ cluded live D rrn o cia li, foui Republic am . Secretary of Oefrnte Jolunon and G enrial Omar N. Dudley, chairman ol the Joint Chtefi id S t a ll, a .lr d lot U M T on giuundt their Hill lie no time lot liaiiung enough manponer in evrnl of inW ie i lu ll-11 ale war. U.S. Troops Hold Firm Or Advance All Along 120 Mile Perimeter Protecting Pusan 1 .M U 0 0 Q u it ^Jiivy Wants Funds To Build C u r r i e r B a se At Maypurt I l ‘t I h* Illl|i1lt II i, ,|| f i l l llir iMtiiill I ' thr K ue III * J i \ || IV illin iu m * Itrrt w huli mil in.lii.il ■■ lien .if i tra m s IVJiei ill *-| ■* i lit -<■ in d III W «) r l< Alt I n li i ill I'1! vtimps I ll it utllllllr ul tl*c 4*»-iitiriilr -I (m r c llir iw**il li^I ii th ihr r i r i i i t i p *1 t l i - i limn i I>1 »t*-fIlD f ft.c n lH a t »,4. I . i n c s 1mi pt> s|d*nt Truman *« r* M -* *t (t»f M f«i-•11/tin Ht tlir •* f •* .Ilk n 1 10.600,OPPPi'u ‘ i»l»l,U Ii jX11,.1,’l | - ,li' M,11 t'hr *’ i * i*t inIi ulI i* kill WMil thr m W ASHING It W Aug •2 t i l 1, s|lp rn |riX tlo tl, It. he ftdded lu 1Im- lit \ %ltr*|le **.-.»• *!« 1 .»*U 1 0.C t ii i i r ul regular funds fm * Alo ilhrl W illie I I.m»r illem j't IB hit* for ur|*Jt ' Il year. lu settle the lad 'lu k e tailed lis la ) lie Vtmy w ill i' rt tt.l • nn tllll •• »trr iipth 1i * 11* b .1 ' i • * <ili II 4 • ultief rmnliat dtvi-i HI, tu (•milt S' li.. i, w iiik rn Ir II ihru (ohi II.f u i*i > I eglmiu ( n ,.r|4l uitr. i l» ; (1 1 1 *1* li.,tiumU-i ul . itch •dui If S|et Iniau a*i|ilant to k |n )*•$ % »(.. •I.OI i an nit-. (it»v t in . a.1.litm iial t • sui IlH* I i- -oh ol 11iiinaii ig rn l two lioun lu be added l» f, in t)(>«¥ I h I II hrii ••!»* » » IR 1 t.ll Iiui tag. 1.11>i ' i ' 1 ' *11 (tim e I*. tii>,I uiiur wav '.-m ill (lit' 1OUI dll lull* Tin ll*i*l t !*»•» i »Ml iu A * ♦t*' 1. Ifl1 1 11 1 * » •t« *1t *1 to hung i r p i r s r i i l a t i i r i ol llo i, 1l.| i \ I n 11*» li t 'mnmlttee wa g iiiI*|| D.i • |.U* 11 ..till* slid in g unaiiu ami a I Oiunillrr id t iif r 4.1 huM (lit ni m> wJi' iliutr 1 »i 'imilim*i *si Mr r * R f 1 hr l a n! u I I h n I i into t punt runIf letn r On Two Pi l a n a tl ui n O lttlO T ID B T SOUIH KO IfAN fO IC It, two Nut lb Kvitran Communist tanks grimly atte*t to the O rn s n n i of the Bra power Dial >auglil them as they sought to move lu to attaik. The U xly of a dead tank mail 1* shown lying latliedeh ris-sU sw n loud, a few Ire l fiotti Uie Husslsn-tuade lank tie had U-sti tiding, (fnlcrnuflunai) Game Commission Antigua hashed By American l emon Hurricane W inds p r „ „ n „ L - i „ n . . Urged To Perm it Of 100 M I* II ‘ dns *'p',a*e " n Seining In R iv e r ■ Expansion Of UN \t L ' Ml I* M l»,lh had h i t ihe White I h n o , Without gelllii.1 'iigrlhei aiul with no definite f h i t i l.ii luith ri Hireling* Ifn* had *anl e a iliri ih.il Ml M IA M I. Aug. 22 nfV Antn*us of Ibe Leeward Island-. *■• li*h e .i I iu iii ui had g u ru this iiiilin . imn by wind, nf I no mile-, an hour In - 1 Ii* 'rehuaii K ,r p n|i living midnight hut something ei-meil ' Ih. r a , ad», , i * li.k . by ta- happening to the In irrirai', s J * 1,(11 Ml r l i r f l l l i i ' l - t|f t||)|nft* fmi| it drifted into the Caribbean Sea 0 * ini»*s| <*rluu« imitiifjinf.’ i*rin flip u rls from a Navy hurrl'*«tu urnii im fi i.t r»u (*Afia«lli»h Na Johluuu tad l MI rhould hr on hunter iin lira tid the (term mav li lit-niil ii Vi-1 llo r«ntn«li 3 n I'acifir a ilandhy hatit, Hitli the Prcstdcnl IA U AllASSrlK Auk 22 <d‘) losing furre, forecaslrrs at Miami whim* o| h ifitioi)i wffi* M ntihrn ui th* Sanford F o il ^3 n hating aulhonty to Hart il whan fluuk fa^l by lh r vinlkmit ovrr I he Slate Game and F ir th reported the Aim-man I c h h iii , lulluwing Northeast stu rm warning* w i r e it seems necessary II would coat W-vlet F u ll 1'nnnnii‘ iuii't chicl ttini ln»ur i i t u n , «h> imml uf hoisted along the south and r.v t •pmled -ind lnrl> d ih atr* Iasi II* ru tiotf* fiH tflit .k h I iiiM F ii^ r an ectimaleJ $2,000,000,000 hiuluKiil today ironiinicndcd that ciin sls of I'u e itu Kico and at neat- iilghl voted In iim lr two speakers hftwltfii: fruni to co*i»t year at first. io iiin ir it u l lisiiiDK of lu rain and hy V le q u rr Is la n d O llie r «tnrm to the Sept IH Hireling m older I* addilloii, the t'anadian strike, Mr. Truman favors U M T. lie craiq n r he u cu n illrtl iu l j k r O krr- w arnings flrw in the V irg in I In pirsenl Udh tuh-s u| I hr m u r d lo u |itn l telepiwuii ami telegraph hat asked ('•ingress fur It over lands, am i h u rrican e w a rin n ervlcp for many cutiiniuiiities and and over and tieen turned duwn. cludw r and the S i. John* R ive r. were up un -St. C m li to the south uf whether in lint In rs|iau d the aimed up piaii !« i» t no* >.* duean'L Want it to A a add th in g atrout rrpm t-i o s United Nalimt ttrto a Wot Id I'uivt r ^F . D rquinr r " r following T e rrrte with other vital la g ls lv h, y ; , VJohn There was imiiieilinte concern a the A n tig u a stu rm , fiire * a * t» r eimneiit tn enfotce (ic a ir tlon required for the Korean war over food slini ta|:'i-s ill -olio- aiea*. tw u-yret dud) of fu h lit the two *ald. was that all ihe wind* Idee and the borne front. lin t avltnii lu llu w rd the reading •lid whkapread lay o ffs were l'< fm m the n o rth -n arlh a ast. In a Now, with rm-al of the F e c ite area*. Hr ircum inm ilrd that htrarn rutating s ln rm . the winds should of a In t e l hv K a ily lc M o in lu ih h i l>#Ct<d m indu-lry if thr >luke i» A rntw l Satvin** eom trltlee In-hind and iia jip ir hr takrn cm ninricial* have changed direction . iim loiigid And mi companies said in w h u li A ltirm an I cgHiu lic.n l him . Chairman Tyding* (t)-M dl ly and told mulct i l ii c l S la tr ir* W hile sm all amt perform ing <-r- I|u aitei« iri|u e « lrd that m cm h rit ’ Ii# ta il |ie ii|i may cut o ff ga*o said ba la going to try fur quick lint* to motorists ami trucking ra tii'a lly , the sto rm s till narked gulaliont. pa-'uge of legislation to requ I.|i|a i.c , and n lu ia lr the puhln In concerns. a kick and was b*llig watched ..year’s __* m.111*__.1 at# m I (.'uiiimmiuti D u n lot t ’olrmsn ilitary service of all IH Tin U. S m il sir ikes, railed ful ■ |i class dy. I l ..||l|•are n tly is at a stage ' np|Nne tile pin|hi-<d | ir | it ■••■ to ‘20 years olds. N ri-ui.ni d rila ird , h u w rv ri. hr wai where II m ay continue to d rvel.m | C u n g ir live days Itv th1' Tialnm en's mi l w h u li In te l* u l Mot .da Meanwhile with t l t l l i opposl- ‘ uuahlr lu a n c |it ih rtc irtum * i oiidiictur's union wore termed ''f J " " * h e v r t to an a a sle riv w a n tt|,| . r , , „ on N o irm h e , 7 | I MMllHHlit l»» fls e t i "token" protest over (ailu ie* to f( *sit|liM<f4 IlH l*N«r I T lF l and pn »lhly fla tte n nut. 1 ' a ill shorter hours rind pay Iwi* -1 lie Vote w ill lx' on till* follow It* position a l H i.30 A M wa **l to you a* :> In I—th n a il...... , a r ill III working ap pruvim atelv latitu d e Iflti north ilh; question Hill. (H to ill itoiiis weekly I* one lungiliule 1)3,0 w e st, or W> tulle* eovcleigti citU i li uf I im idu ami f the |i( ills*iy-9*I issili * the United .Slate uf America, o ff Ihe islan d u f Ht. K il l* . T b The stoppage- ’ll the U H 'e area o f h u rric a n e winds w s* n n lv direct uiir rrpn-rehtulives iu th II e a ilsa rS « • ■*•** l i s t niiirs i ii d uiam [N ational t ungri-s* to uige th. 60 m ile* in iam eeivr. te r. Futm e movement wa« unr rat a In Uresldent and the I uiigie** t*. _ take the lead III calling fur n I _ __• ____*-*.'•_ , I lllendlllenla tu tile U llltisl Nation* IV i (I A r m i e s I o is e d Chatter, strengthening the UnitW A S H IN G T O N . Aug. 22 —<»•» L A K E S I T C K S S . Aug 22—UP) — A Navy request for an approp­ — Kussin's Jakoli A . M nlik InunchI w i r T ' i l w i f ' i n rI ' l v r n u f Natiuns into a limited Wntld i ui IIIIL IU II 1 lirU N I B| (rtivctnm eut ca p ald e ••! riation of l3.020.iHK) for an air« l another blast at the United et -ft earrle* b»* * a - Mayport. e a B i u n . a — Z— T 'u t lim it.«l to enacting in to States today charging that the , B IN f iA li, Kashm ir, Aug 22 |iertmg and enforcing law s lo F la .. wa« diclnsed today by the U . S . dm-s not w ant a peaceful --d/Iq—Tiibesinen arriving here prevent w a rT ” ■nus» Appropriations Commit­ s r t t lim .n l of the Korean cob tetiort that the remote western tee. H A ItTO W , Aug. 22 <1*. T C The I'oet last night uhumtnuu* f lir t . Chine*** province of Hinkfang ha* iy uppiuved u program of unit e t­ McKnwn. atre tri) Saturday m Testimony concerning the pro­ M alik took tin- flim r iminedi- become an nrriiial ramp In p re ­ ject, a i given before a subcom­ l lid tliMt iiv-passed the I'.dV na) m ilitary training. mittee at a closed eeislona, was a t rly after the II-n a tio n Serui paration for a Communist Invasion r h r r lf f fNiw-w***—1-» !.«,!.ici (I.IHM,* -*c!R!y I tv t'lHinril eonvrned » l ' i r !’ w T .U i, made nubile ■■ the committee anthat last A p ril nt the Depart' pleaded guilty tu three lullei* nouneed It Is coosidetlng a hill M. (F .S T I tu rraum e it* lung The (diinvs# trihesnien, who i rll»tl'e<. providing $10,4WL#76,000 In sup­ w ra n g lr over the Korean prob­ came here , via high Himalayan m**nt Convention in Fort l.audei In another move here G-li-plemental appropriation! for the lem. lie announced he would re­ mountain tra ils , also reported null- dale, the lh|>ariment iif Florida t Ill-lilt Jtlilgc Don llcglster i-su e 1 Arm ed Servicc-s in the year end* p ly to the speech made by Chief Communist g u erillas in Sinklang declared Itself opposed lo the call for tile I ’olk rountv erso ' |t K |l*l«> il« Waerew It Aus­ Ir>t* lu~6» 1QM * • * i • V* I United World Federalist moveu| II **I <t| i *— — —— — *, cK#p Mahon (H - T tfl) M k « ! Ad- tin in the Council last *lhur»day. government th e n . luniey Walter Woulfnlk ssked fm enitnenl A u stin and B rita in 's S ir Cladm irat J . F . Jelley the Justification Guerrilla a c tiv ity , n articnlarly II also rea l a statenn ill froto the Ju ry session hr the MaytMUt projei-t. Adm iral w yn Jrlib u ire on the speakers near the provincial capital .if TihWoulfnlk nml County HuI , it«n list tra il) In stall back at Matik the department __, ^ . ............. declaring, "In eltrv 11 plied wa. was reported aom* month* ago May of this year the National <'u,'*er SGphroasin led the raid .. " A t present we hnve no* place when he finished. liy offi.-lals fo r Ihe fira ia r S in k ­ Committee of the 'm Kuwn • residence Alan m un th south of Norfolk, V a „ fo r berthing Matik repealed his earlier as­ lang government who fled hen- Executive A m rriran mri*ltnir In w# ** ** I'ln rllM «’« a irc ra ft carriers. On the t a i l sertions that the fighting in after thr Communist (a llu re of IninnaiHiiis, approved a rrsolu put%* xhetiff and Governor Wat coast we rail berth at Ouunsrt K o rea originally w as a civil w ar power. tlon declaring "the Am erican *|*e*inl investigator f*olnt A ir Station and at Norfolk and that the only aggression Meanwhile Iluddhlsts from Tibet Iwgion i* opposed to any form of A ir Station. This w ill permit us there was United S tale* inter Stephenson rep-nted they found who Visited I.n .la kh . Hash m ir, to to do it at the Jackso nville A in vent Ion World FsHlerntion or world gov , I tilery Ii k it- and Income tss n Station.” (Mayport Is near Ja c k ­ larus which •bowed M Kown **The United N ations flag ," Inspect rrMgious n d l». said ih e ie erimient at this time, so nville). M alik said, “ cannot hide the was "some Communist pressure” The department is nsstM-iated handled f*n,t7<l worth of lottery Mahon then asked If the Navy b rutal aggression by American on the eastern and northwestern with other organisation* in the Uekrt* last vest sod msde s net (■orders of th eir ratnola "land of fight to defeat the World Fed l rofit of f2'i.<*M from them, needed to berth a irc ra ft there a t troop*,” A n y particular tim e, rind Adm iral M alik ra il'd the Am eriran Hie Lam as.” T ra d e between laid- e ra lisl proposal througli the M rKown pleaded guilty before Welley rrplledr bombing* in Korea "atrocious, skh and Titn-t ha* ronliniird nor­ Florida Committee for Am eriran >riniitisl court Judge Roy It Amimal, how rvrr. "Y a s sir. In connection with Inhum an, impossible.” ii . . x i . ...4 n s l . . . Threel ic » » t l» .r « n s ra s e T » « l th eir training and operations they The t'hines# Communist regime He said Austin had talked arannot stay in tha north hit year has announced several times it round. They move south In Ihe i si lit objectives in Korea after planned to extend it* authority to w inter to get the proper propor­ the fighting, hut had not uncy Tibet. I'rrp aratln n s fur an Invas­ tion o f flying day*. A s It Is now m entionnl the liumbing* T h is ion have hern rumored for several they have to operate out of Nor­ was a reference to A u stin* state­ months. fo lk, which l i very crowded and ment that an independent uni­ congealed. This w ill spread us out fied Korea must he included In any long-range objectives. 8 C IK N C B H A L L in d disperse us a b it." T A L L A H A S S E E , Aug. 22 - (4*1 It) IIO W ARD W I II .A K K S I .f iE M alik said Ihe Korean interThe committee also disclosed a Tin* Cidn et II idgcl Cnmin - mm JJ a v y liq u e t! for fd.tlO.POO fa r vrnution by the U tied HUG ( ■-ncisled Cress Hclrnr* lUlitm V n p ro v ii g ilio power plant at the was an e (tension of “ ihe no­ ludey declined tv Ctmtlder belure R R O O K IIA V E N . N. Y .. A u * 22 - - G P j 1 De iu si lug |m M u i .NovcinUr ■ » ri •igi-sle.t rxpenditure Doctrine pro Fensacol.i Naval A ii Station. A d­ torious Truman of ItVI.fNK) In rebuild Science M ill atomic ovey, or rra rto i hat r u t wital N om a m»v li«ve wrn! trdo m iral Je .U y raid the Psnsacola claim ed three years ago.” nt thy U niversity of Florida action here a| the Rro uH taieii v itutnal l.a iiir a lm y at 2 :3 0 A M plan "has hern In poorer condi­ The hoard, at th* suggestion of ( E S T i today, • — , tion thn any other of the Navy F I.E T C H K H M K M D R IA I. power plants. We are rea lly an x­ (iA IN K H V IL L K . A u g. 2 2 - G P l- Governor W arren, told Hoard of Thia reactor ia designeti w holl) this one. A t fu ll power, this new ious to get this in good shape." M r*. Frad Yrrkes of Jack-unville. Control Chairm an Fran k H arris lo fo r research, it can produce heat reactor energy output In a few nles-e of the late U .S . Senator Dun- come back th* flra t Tuesday In enough to m ike electric power months equals the explosion of an P U IIU K A W A T E L E G R A M S ran U , Fletcher, has given the November whan the State's fin an ­ fo r a village of 3)000 to 3.000 atom bomb. Inhabitant*. 8 E A T T I .E , Aug. I J - t J P ) — Mr. U n ive rsity of Florida 300 columns cial picture m ay bo clearer. The reactor stands on the side Opening this reactor I* one of of a sand dune. Just 76 miles from and M rs. Kothlro Furukaw a re ­ from th* Senator's lib ra ry . Sena­ the big tvents in atomic work, ceived two notices yesterday. tor Fletcher represented Florida D A N G E R O U S L Y IN S A N E Sew Y o rk C ity. A ll that anyone On# said their son. flgt Fred for 2() years and was ranking T A L L A H A S S E E . Aug. »t-<4>) because o f th*- oven's many im ­ is allowed to see is a six-story, portant uses, especially at this W - Furukaw a, serving with the Democratic senator when he died —Three of th * must dangfrous in ­ hog-ehaped, brick and concrete 34th Infantry Division In Kosca, in 1030. sane crim inals at tha Florida State tim e, the research fits into not building, having two enormous oniv peacetime science, hut l i ­ baa been awarded Ihe Bronte Star windows, o f grt-eu glass, 33 fact Hospital today ware ordered tran s­ medal fo r heroic achievement an N A T IO N A L IS T S G O E N G L IS H ferred to Rat ford State Prison fm ana other bomb* and naval and high by S3 wld# T h r reason for at* Priao avalaUon atomic engine*. This T A I P E I , Formoaa, Aug. 23—44*) iqadlately fo r aafo-kleaping. tli* oncer window* has not bean •Inly 6 near Pyongtaek. fr a d lad reactor It equipped better than a mathlnegun •action ta safetv -G o v. K . C. Wit said today th* T h * Cabinet took Ihe tha act! orllon at anything e b * of Its kind to do explained. Chinese Nationalist government Ihe auggaation o f Commlsiioner nf from an enemy t r u . A t 2:30 D r. L y le Horst. In research on tha discoveries still The second said that another w ill adopt the E n rlla lt tria l system Agriculture N athan H aro w ith ­ ahead both In m ilita ry and peace­ charge n f operations, stood before Sgt. Isaac Fu ru kaw a. had under whlrh a person la presumed out waiting fo r a formal onlnlrn time atomic progress. the controls of th* great raortnr kjan killed In act low in Koran. innocent until proved guilty. from Attorney General Richard Other reactor* have been built set on the ground floor of thia Thar# w ar* no details. W u said the N ationalists alto E rvin on whether two of them mav since th* w ar, In Canada, E n g ­ building. Noth w ar* World W nr Two vat- would ban arrest* without w ar­ bo sent lo R atfonf In the absence land, France and the United The controls look like the conranto. of court conviction*. States, hat none so pow erful aa 41* - J v w ly K fW '.i- ' ■,h9 ’ VM.-'UlfA . u 'iw i ; « W V M IIN C .IO N V, i-.d the i * 4 I| i i ,•'in-lit | |* i Biologist Advocates Commercial Fishing Of Non-Game Fish "Ud' Malik Calls U. S. Enemy Of Peace In K orean Conflict Florida Citizens To Vote On World Gov­ ernment Issue Nov.7 S I f First Big Post-War Atomic Oven Starts Operation At Brookhaven l(A M III t i l l . L E T . F r a n c a , Vue .*3 J V - i ' r i s r r ' i cabinet dri idril lodai to •etui a I tenth land to rrr lu li(h t - ilh t tilled N stums trmip* in K u tra . I 'r s m r s i untrihulmn w ill be lom posrJ ul iu m fs n lr) ballxltOI». plubabt) I. il In In-nil) sOD •u ld irr*. titan) of whum w ill be n il uli U r is , i til ur ui rd source* said th r drrision ws* rrachrd a llr t ao all its) rstuuel mreti.sy hrhl h n r al tlie summer chitrau ol Ihi I ’rrsid riit uf the IG p.,Idu- Vm rrut Vuriul U ' i . ^ " W i diirtiiav Aug 23-— 1*1 Ku ir11, in tiiM.pi and lin k s Isip r.l out I tiiiratrm ug He i kolean inaiih iiu k 1(1 uillet noith o( i argil lu r iJ a v Iltrit mates U>ok (h ire i ultima tiding lull. In b lin k the the iiia ila l galrwayt to I ’usan |»ort lu llir south I hr K r ill' lie liuiii •lie -lines toadl.» k near la rg u lu ll i linked off ail A lllrd iiip p lin ftutll la r g u for tiro Iii.u li alui lllir a lro r il to tiap tt'wips of the k S 27th “ Vl'olf* In. ii ml in l.in tiy Dnuion. iiic gisc llo- ir iilia l 11onl ami rxticm r o tillirtii lighting was llir must h iltri I.) tile 2*) hour |irilo tl rttded I tirtd a) mulniglil Ih r I tiy ( ................. Id l**i ii' kiIii A ll along the 120-mtlrt petiim tliu lril I'lr tl W itl'Jlin. i»n l •’llm ein ol (lie Alllrd bras idtead Kllir*'i, It* i iiA r t *Li J > 4i| irn rll m in i Natmni lumps held turn ,i|(r lim it tout!) til I kA•”uly louitll •S|$rr| $in! |»rl karrti M rllulll tile in advanced. I u rtd ay't an action wet tupped Avenue alul I lie A l L luaniTi line by a I Irel ol 7tl B-29 l m mhing I ni a millllict u| ) c » t i tequrili >'horig)tn with 7lKi tons of #*• have hern t r r r iim (ta w itti/rfti pln'iset flio n g jm it not f i t from (•it M-iiriagr ta- ililtci to this aira, M •ailaa se Ob t’aar a it ) i.tid t ill Malian*( t h ilu lii M< Ki!< Inn I ulluwiii.' . u ii'iill.itu u i with Ml Wills i nt* ieg.itilmg itulallalion ol i m r i i y c I at ilitiet m llir (tea luin iilcd liV Iwenlietli Nticct Ku ilia D im I ... m l alui M rlloltilllr r>T\ ie iiu r i. it w . .In n il.I in new ul D E N V E R , vug 2 *! 1 the .(.tii l iiilt llc i iu l.illn i hv a bin nf so t inerieau 1ir ,»nci>, that thr itcrtl lot irw i i4«r plane w a . i!p|u-ij open w lirn an ***ipm r broke awns lu*'h m et tha lai ilitiet w .n uni t silts a l. ami that Culoi ado Itnckle* , a r|i t..dav ,.,,( plans p ir p jm l liy Mi \k illtanii ihe lug ship landed t-ere with one •lend anil «even III lured . uulil lie uird lalet Tin* four engine tICil « * . t.nnnd lb.- firm of iinm liy ami Sttiup 1II lulnl" lifts made II low 111,1 from Lo* Angeles t„ Chicsgi, thi • imptove c a n v itig 62 Passenger - and * n ew i.f f MeKildnn •livlnted ’( five -it 21 imp fr r i m-fir Enire, Misfit Mi fm llittrs Colo., when the right inlinsril »nihe lidded 1li.it II* ■ - ill- d f.il |#», i-i i UP- -liddrlllv broke ft .nil |t» wing .....its! 1. |te IIM- 10 (tie Twenty-foil r tIi Slle rt ui" .rings I ’u it of thw piopellet i ■ niere ,4(4.1, ,i. It was dec ided to go rile -lutteteil engine slashed nil f in,1 with tin- plans Th e t it 1 approved the pur- ihrtrtigh the tup of tlir Passenger lot b fm fifty fmil •on par Client, (esting almut 1"111,1 • uf 17 \he Castle Hrrwpi Ht.ii til nr t«'i " four hv -l« h i *-•• •• » •> r_in (tub tsUiro. 1hr 1»i n |w ily, 'vaid lin e r rows uf seats ami rew hirlIl Is t. * l«* tui nw!1 uv«r tu * r.-.n e tin- a ir from tiu- |*M*4llJfi thr Hftiifuti 1 Muiminir Author it s , (red cabin (iiitl!y .4 K Id by i i t% Pdnt It K llrsKs ■ remitted the Tin* r..nnm*»uin fc v if,wi**l l>rirf mi hap lu the Denver C \ \ office, |y I li<* friMirt «•( A. I* *041 It K btainrd clearance fur an emer. ** • • .- 4 I # gem-1 lanitpu r * .l nruuglp i lie tin* u u tri v \'trill T tiry ship atMiut tPl) m ile, into the Denn | tin t thr t*l»v e u rrelulr thru vet UrpnM In HI minutes landtrp iilt u itli tJilirr FiiifitiiH’rikK lop without further trouble nliiitii-' N«» . - 11«»|3 WNR taken (III Here it wns found that nm- n*s*. thr M-piiit eiigi-r was dead on) seven others An i tlrtv hir nf w ntrr main* iiljiiiu ii. VII if t)ir inn,re I w r nil 1r |«i i it** Avrliti** inilth «»f thi* <‘ity l.im iti « ;n apprwvrd, pn« In »l«*ii at Denver General lloapl* tal and released, vitli'd thr fmitiltm nrrv«nl A pielim itiarv esam inaliun nf tit pay f«n fhr in ti allot inn Tin* unfit iinieil H« the dead man. la.-k K ir b .i, f.| nf .siigpirs, liias’to-e.l rn» -Ign of ili<rim«lnn <4 plain for thr fm • tthifnp uf t)i priiptuHril M tfiioii.il in ju ry ami it was helieie.l he died of n heart attack •Stiilluni Denver general remote.! those Ihtfitihl wm nppoititr«l th r joutttr%ir in nirlttl>««r of thr treated ami their Inlurfe were K rrtio y's w ife, M ary. IS. nervItoartl of F lrctriria n K m m ln m to •pis shock and exposure; Joan iltfcrcri thr late J- II. Jotn* Mi , Mr K, 11il (i 11 n* |h i r t *-*1 I lull K'd.insim , 23, ateivxrdes-, uf Chilareralad seal ip Jam es I .f irk l* hr mp rrla v n l on lLin<l cugu. Hire* t flout l in t H tr m tn tin* M i . k i i . . 27, of Detroit, lacerated •calp; (laym an K av. 66. I.ruiseil allry. left elbow; K a y ’a wife. Gladys, 43, nervous shock; K u a /im iurrm aq. Kin aril Services T« 12, o f B ro o klyn, N V . bruited Be Held Tumor row right knee and Sugar Met-inger, .’p of Torontu, Canada, slight (se ­ I in.-ral n Ires fur I re Kiuaid mi col.' and b irn* Reside* Capi. Hal.rr and ) i l n Ir i ii ' dud .! miliiv in Miami will Is' hi Id m 3 -lb P.M lomorr>iw <i Itid'ir-sim, crew mender were f.rs t Ericki>ui. Euiieritl Hume with the • fftcvr Robert I'a ifcke . flieh t »r • Rev. J , ( ’ t’rew.i aiul Hev, \V. t g in ri'i flan Niendck and stewanlCampbell officiating Our ini will e.» M, Peterson. Am erican A ir Line* lepnrted In follow in Ev* rgreen Cenieterv P a lllu n tris w ill inrlud" 111‘h i i 1 Lo* Angeles that anuthcr plane Ktind-. Trd Julies. Jack Hnllowav via- being flown h»te tu take th* Jack licntun. A. D Ihdluwav and passengers to their destinations. J . D. Driggers. Mr. Kluard, burn in Sanford T h e W e a th e r had lived here until six years arn Ja ckso nville, Aug 22 —i/P)when he ami his fam ily moved tu S3 57 .Miami, lie is survived by the wid­ Asheville SO ow and six children; hi* mothrr; Bo.slon iluffalu 70 M V, five sisters and two brothers. -J Chicago 76 M Dtnvar 77 S3 A U TO A C C ID E N T 1i l l -i ’ 102 M A X W E L L . F I* Aug 22 ld*t Fresno 82 88 73 Edwin W Higginbotham. Ifl Gaiveiton j ,.g M §s * 78 63 Maxwell resident, was killed l**e K s n it t C ity a /* 85 58 last night when his ear over­ Seattle 88 Apalachicola 71 turned near her*. 90 73 Twu passengers— injured slight­ Jacksonville M rJ* 95 76 ly —said Ih* wh*«l* apparently Key Wert 89 Melbourne 70 locked. ‘liS T l Rocket Project Commission Plans Expert Arrested S tu d y O f City’s In Denver,Colo. Sewerage N eed s I Ol 17 Fifty I n vest inn tors F Foot Lot*- For Cas­ Find Siiuai Business tle Brewer Okayed Linked l'o Costello S c ils T t C W ASH IN GTO N W 22 t.l'i I In I |i| I ik I.u inii.iiioi ril llir .H in t n| a tin k rl (ito lrit cvpi-lt at Denver, l u l u , uii ilt a t y s ol lo lalm g litr Aloum I nrittv A it FU I Diteslot I liig a I H uo iri .• « l die M l . ^ S a n lo lil Lawn-Ill r Siliioni JH, rui|ilot ril it Denvei i ' l t i i r i i i t , and tioii .tiiig in d In alt A n il) im Let p iu je il III tin t (tea i iilllie il) m iilic i In i m ill tit# I it Matll.n. N M rs . aliiltl I miiiiI |u u )e i|. .Simulit » a i at* tl*ed ul (idling taken "an ry tie o irli i il a n al Uat.ii |t|ci • ul 1111111111111111 lluin llir |ilii|e tl | (•••in -aid tlie (ilulim ilin. -i 1oyl.li In luuablr tudlrtal. Ind ( I Uisil leMtsl link • ilii W ork Completed IN)lk County Man On R e p a ir s To IMeads Cuiitv To Ci t y Incinerator Lottery C h a rg e s Tactju Rescued From Strangulation By Smashing Of Red Highway Blockade A ll wot k war rompleted lis t wi'i-is un the t’ ily ineinerati r, f i t ' Mr.oager ITiffo rd M cKlIildn salil today. U rptilr* to the furnaces wi*ru first completed *n t in t it could ti t •* ,u ,,, iuliuu mi: which repairs to the side wall* and roof of the enclosing struc tore were liegun. This had tieen dsmaged tiv a blare several vrat« due to ignition of m aterial •Inifit nn ikn firlrtf* Rn*l In put out Ih r firr«* lu ti ruMiltfil In removal of much of the nml and untile of Ihe walls f ’ ltv workman recently com­ pleted repair* In the P ity wan i.m l*c un Lake Mollm,- Worktnrii •luring lumber cut from »h) wliart (ulings bad found evidences id minor deterioration, and H. M Itirh aid directed necessary re(w lr* made. F e rtilis e r so .I lum ­ ber are now stored in the wnrhouse, nod olher Items used In tile City ra il he stilted there if necessary. The warehouse was constructed with ducking facilities on the (take side, and il might tie u*ed as an au xiliary dock when (he proposed terminal fn c llily has been built and I* operating, said Mr. MrKitdiin. At present it afford* an adrquati- capacity fo r d ry stor­ age, and is lieing maintained for that reason. A sm all shed, he declares is be. Int> constructed ill the ( ’tty Pound ) aril for tiie llu r s g i of hulk f c r ii t i i 'i wtdeh is now It slursge at (lie Municipal A lrp c rt. (Jrcen Found .Guilty Of ReckluHN Driving John Green. Negro, was fou**-1 guilty this morning by a furv •• Countv t ’oart of reekle-s drlvlmand '’w illfu l und wanton ditregard” of oilier tra ffic . Judge Douglas Stanslrom fin n l him 125 plus costs amounting tn motr than $20. State Patrolman R D H srrl-un pointed out to Ihe Ju ry that st (he time of an automobile arridet*' an Highway 44 near K i m * 1* Stare on Apr. 10 G rarn had passed at more than 53 m ilts an huur. A Jury yesterday found Cecil I. Schooner, 36, not r u illv of a charge o f driving w hile intoxirat as! American -Airliner LandsAlterMishap AI Denver .Airport � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 21, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2bdcd58f87451064696f1242b9eaad46.pdf 9e60c78b357fe030f55dee0bb7bbbc26 PDF Text Text warn# * \A<mV-* \-j r-V ;v ; A Ml •""■J . THURSDAT. AIT,. 17. 1950 THE HANMlRT) nTOAl.T) HANFORD PLORfDA PAGE EIGHT I! Money in Yonr Pocket! R A K T R I T T W HEN YCMI SHOP AT F R IE N D L Y MARGARET A N N | j I I J ^ J Homo Controlled Stores-Whcrc Customers Send Their Friends SHORTENING LIM IT ONE CAN PLEASE! 3 [lbs. CIA N /'or Quality - Buy Margaret Ann Bread! 419 EAST FIRST ST., SANFORD, FLORIDA BREAD PRICES COOl) THRU SATURDAY w e r e s e r v e t h e e ig h t t o l im it q u a n t ity Family Size W hite. . . . 11c LIKE GRANDMA DSHD TO MAKE Old Fashioned L o af.. 14c M ARGARET A N N HAM B URCER BUNS, (i FOR 10c ILK i i i .u s s o m i2 r j t a i .i . !S , O TOMATOES r j C STANDARD: Limit I Cans ' <•*» d O c GREEN GIANT PEAS No. 2 CANS Limil DIM. I H D D ('nniNliMk PARD 2 PEACHES BEANS LUX FLAKES TOM. JUICE EGGS NO. 1 T A L L CANS M AKCAIIFT ANN FI.A till MIK A I.OU. LIIIIIY H Dll DEI. MONTE SLICED CAN riD|\ ELY’S FINEST IT IT GREEN Dn/.. n o . 202 I.IPTON O. P. . l i l t .I l l l l .I l l Dll ZAKI.Y-IIITF.. I*. HZ. CAN | Orange, Grapefruit Juice Apple Mutter 25c G. B. Corn AI \II\M Y M ill '/2 gal. jar Sugar Peas 45c 2 cans •»rill M VITA FOOD A IT E ’S CUT O RPI N Asparagus, .'Mill can, '2 for MARTI F.VI It Y I.ARI.I (Jueen Olives (|L jar 25c Apple Jelly snriF-x mi AND 59c Toilet Tissue lll.ll OI.OItY lilt AND STEAKS ROASTS No. 202 can THPI.I.IK FAN* Y. NO. to I C YN Pork Si Means Lh. 31 c 2 Lhs. g5c 28 ox. jar GOI.DF.N DAWN YVMOI.F. K FUN FI. ea. Baby B e e f SPRY I.H. FANCY 10c MAIMJARirr ANN Q U A LIT Y GRADE A WESTERN III. Hi OZ. CAN LIFEBU4* 4 am 'wuI 8 oz jar IA R DAM 8< ,‘l rolls Syrup 10c 28 oz. jar Lgc Pkg. 28c SURF G R A P E S W E . PKC. LM. WESTERN END CUT 27c CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE POTATOES H Y E L I.D U Sm. lie O N IO N S »•»<*« ■ 10. fl Rl,rp » r 4. 1*1 tun RINS0 LBS. Lge. 27c Giant 53c 2 LBS. CUIIAN A V O C A D O S 3 fo r 2 5 c (.KEEN FROZEN F(K )I) MINDTK MAID ORANGE JIIICK 2 cans for 40c GKT ONF. CAN OF HI.KNDF.il OK GHAPKFIU'IT J1MCK for |c HONOR OKAI. Mr BRAND RED Raspberries 18 On. Me CABBAGE 4jc FKEHII RIPE Tomatoes ^ 25c■i AMS ^ bs. l. J LUX W ESTERN SPR IN G Bath Bar ||c w m rrr ^ % Western Pork BOSTON BUTTS Ik. Western P O R K L I V E R lb. h h I 7*m -1 Reg. Bar |c (MUCK FROZEN. DRESSED. DRAWN Beef Tongues lb. 49c MULLET U..PU 35c SOAP Reg. Bar 0c q m PORK LOIN or PORK CHOPS FANCY SMOKED TOILET ■b .IV; LB. (• THOMPSON SEEDLESS T -B O N E 79c CHUCK S I R L O I N >•> 63c R U M P R IB CLUB <•; 59c SHOULDER F A N C Y B R IS K E T S T E W FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER «. LB. YVF.IIII'H C ASH AND MAPI.F. No. 2 can LB. E X T R A L O W PR IC E S! S A L E LIBHY’H STRAINED BABY FOOD lar 9£ PKC, cn. BACON Cun I FANCY WIIOl.K. NO. J CANH Dill Pickles 1*10A CM JIIICK PEAR .MIICK APItICOT JIIICK CAN STO14ELY'S PI NEST irapclnot Sections I Grapefruit PALM RIVER RINDLESS SLICED N«». 211 WE, IN Ciil LIBBY’S MINN NIIIPPF.II M IM IC A M ill!. SLUE-GOOD COLORED BEETS No. 2 ran 100 Do/. NO. 2Vi I No. 202 CAN SQUARE CUT SHOULDER R O A ST CH O PS SHOULDER LB. 49c LB. PM 4 t L. EHa U &> 1• - u j ’ -s �In Unity Then In Strength— TH E To Protect th# Poor# of tha World; To Promote Ibo Profraa* of America. To Product Proa parity for Sanford. Pair and continued warm Ituough Saturday, gentle to mo* J iiilr noilhtrly kiwis. AN l O L I'M K XXXXI W E A T I1 E K KntnhlLthed I9U8 IN P K P K N D K N T D A IL Y N K tN S P A t'K It S A N F O Itll. H . O K I l)A . M t l i i . W . ■■ A ll.. No. 26U A w o c i i l n l 1'irw * l . « w * d W ire I\ Senate Group Panic Seizes Taegu Population Crime Group R e d T h ru st On T aegu T u rn ed As City Is O r d e r e d Evacuated Cuts Big Sum Makes Report From Road Aid On Gambling Back A s Marines Give N orth Highway Bill Reduced By 120 Millions; Loans For Public Housing Approved W a s h i n g t o n ! a u «. i b - i /P) T lir Sauatr I ’u llic Winks Coinn iiltrr siting in acco tj with F ir t id r iil Itu m m ii ir q u n l— today cut 1120.UU0 .0lX) liom a lr > n ! highway aid Lill. Chaiiman -Chase/ (I)-NM) an­ nounced that the group had trim­ med ihe measuie (tutu $(»2U 000,* 000 in J i00,000.000 H> H A I. HOYLE 1A F.JU . Korea, Aug. 16 — (/P)— Fear that hat shaJwwrd a ball million hearts here r-p lo jc d in panic today as a mast exodus began (lorn this besergrd city. lo r teveial hours chans ruled the alreetc of this refugee-swollen provisional capital of South K o -^ ------------------------------------------ ■ rra The civilian populace wav |bloodshed an I pillage against Reawept hy hysteria The scene publican aympthiter* wheruvtr on tin ground wa- utter confu­ Med tlo» p> reached th.* out­ sion. Prom the air the exit* lead­ skirts. A prisoner of wa. had ing south looked like clogged h.astrd that Taeju would fah ty lane* of frightened white ant» “ liberation day"— last Tuesday, The story of thU flight of an | t hh anniversary of V-J !)»y. entire city ran hem In* told hy Two ween. ago the younv !#tellirig whathappened to one jtint of the f-m ily lem st.i our ImuvehoM. |vIr.dow dog r. deep pit in hl« Thi* family live* i.enrath the jbackyard kirn huneal .ill he window of a mi-firm school where |household's .neat precious Iwlongforeign war rorrrapouiir.it« have luge n. Thousands of other fabeen billeted more than one th* r must hi to« , doing n~ month. It* home waa in a jammed •r raa thins . ■n ■. iuad m hr 11 <.■ corridor that looked like the | l.ir to p.il r»«r simidi o r-..i vharty communities thal spring » '» « than In a I »••»• in th. gr. up around Ameriraii citv dump* Hut the vastly rnnthri each twe escept the hut- are roveinl with hr hr lit a 'ire ard (nvlii i . . . picturesque old tile rooff. a*u vegetable« for her child t ., Aa 'I.e Retl army -la-he l rlosi r and the grandparents ami the un­ down the Seoul-Tarjoti-Tarju un- cle* ami the cousins that swarm xsae lucre »<■*• i Hie ri > I: in moat small Korean home*. Ami has 39 Preshyi terian churches— each morning they took turns but -t also has more na'lve Com- •rnibbing each uthrr with water tnil.slltl than any .trier Soulo * u hauled up bv bucket* from the trai l city. liarkyanl well. Report* ipread that the Cone l-a-t night truckload* of grinmunisl* had be ii »erre|l> arit-ed • ning South Korean recruit* rushl-'id wound live Up II. a riot of H*«ailaae* oa raa* Bis) "th e ledutlions," Chav.*/ luld re|iorteis, “ were made in virw ul the i halloed international situation brought about by the Koiran utuam.n and hi view ol increased milttaiy ea;>endituiea. The hill, at teviied. would autholl/e $ 500,000,000 ol frdeial highway ripendilutrs m rath ol llir two yean ending June X 11 1952 and June 30, 1953. ii today Navy C iv ilia n Is Truman Appoints l Seized For B e in g Chicago N e g r e s s Agent F o r Russia As U N D e le g a t e President Truman ta he due* not look with favor on move to direct the Pott Offic Department to resume* twice-daily | fo il deliveries In cities. The President, at hi* n rw con­ ference yesterday, avoided ans­ wering directly a question as to whether hr would veto *uch legisIt'eatlMcea n v rea# Tw*| Dawson Advocates C o u n t y Election On Fire Cont rol Landowner* throughout Semin­ ole County are urged by County Agent C. II. Dawson to aign pet­ ition at hit office to request th* County Commission to hold a re­ ferendum to determine If ■ Coun­ ty Eire Control Unit should he established in the county. In order that Ora referendum be held II I* necessary that .owners of tuure than h*lf.-of tJe « g ) a ) » '* JGM4b acreage, or 103,721 aerea be repp* sented In the petition, ha said. ' It if planned to hold th* refer-t rudunf at the same time as the general election In November. To Hale owner* of mote than 11,000 acres of land have signed the pelitmn in Mr. Dawson’* of­ fice. Randall Chase, who with E |„ Molpus of ihe Slate Forestry l>cd>arlni«nt, apticarej before the d'uunty Commission at Its recent tension to urge control of forest fires In the County, said today that he has petition* signed hy owners of more thsn 6,000 acrei of property. Although the primary purpose o f a County Fire Control Unit I* in fighting foirst filer, it will i r * t i l * a i S oa T Imsi .McMillan Culled > To Active Service Al McMillan, trainer for th* Hanford Haseliall Club, received order* yx/Lrday to report for duty Aug. 20 aa a aergeant in th* Army. He la a veteran of World War II. Other* who have recently en­ tered the service are Hees~>‘ » r ’1.'.'... rormer empluye* of The Hr raid and vet-rar nf World, War II in the Navy, who has en/Wted in the Naval Itesrnre. Entering theRegular Army were Hamid Kastner, Jr., and Clarence F. (iranthanr. Proclamation i WHERE t Our Maker ha* placwi ua on this earth an' per init ted this nation through -fiis divine wlailom, to achieve a high station among men a* In freedom of the individual and right* of the Individual, and WHEREAS the pronlr of Hanford are morally, *plrltuali<and politically alligned with those forvx-a and people which we believe represent a proper wav of life, and W’ HEREAH opposing forceare attempting with some sue eras to Impose bv violence an xtheid'e tuie over all people ' <f th< •aith. and WHEREAH those forrex seem to respect only armed might, hit prayer hat alway been the first and last re*or* for those who helieva in Ood in undrrstatwling His will and imploring Ills merer, THEREFORE. I. Andrew Carraway, Mayor of Sanford. Florida, do hereby proclaim that several minute* at noon of each day should be set aside by each ritisen of Sanford for meditation and praysr. am' urge that each one call upon Ood in his own way for guid­ ance for himself, our natlea end our totr'ld ANDREW CARRAW AY. Itntord. FBI Says Walter So- Edith Sampson Only bell Passed A-Bomb Woman T o Receive Secrets T o Fuchs; Loyola Law D eg ree WASHINGTON. Aug. It*— </P) —rrrtidcnt Truman s*a» re|Kiiteil today to have decided to namr Mrs. Edith Sampio.i, a Negro lawyer lit Chicago, as a delegate to the L'tplcd Nations Genual Arsembly meeting al New York next month. Mix. Sampson's appointment to the American delegation wax pro­ posed by the Slate Department a* a way ol linking back al Rusnan propaganda tjyat Negroes are an -LYH kD O , Texas. Aug. Itl— qipreued people without upput—Morion Solbell. 33, a civilian lunity. inllurnce or poxiiion in the who once worked for the Navy, United Slalex. was utieilrd lin e today on charge! Guile apart Irom 'his conridsra­ of giving defense tec iris to Rus­ tion. Stale Department officials sia. -aid. Mil. Sampson it well quailHr was taken to the Webb coun f»eJ in serve ax a letull of he> ly jad. w hrir teseral M il agents legal luining and interest in so began questioning lum «losely tial and political problem! A hearing was scheduled fur the Official* said lhat Secretary ol U S . Navy civilian engineer brfure State Arhesnn will head the dele­ U. S. Comnuiinnrr Frank Y. Hill. gation which will he named by Authorities would not immediate­ Truman next week. Arheton's top will include John Fustri ly leveal delailr of how Solieli was advisors Dull •*, Republican fore'g.r policy deported ftum Mexico and cf hit expert who is serving in the Sta'e Department at tha present time. arrest at list* border city. Sobell was the eighth |*lioti ar­ Mrs. Sampson, who is in her rested in a roundup of Americans late 40's, is Ihe only woman rvsr I..4HKDO, Texas. Aug. <d*i— Morton Sobell. unshaven, stocky radar expert from New York City, waa arrested today on charge* af passing defense secret* to Kussia. U.S. Commis­ sioner Frank Y' Hill srt bond at 1100,000 at a hearing here this morning. Sobell Is formally charged with .on, piracy to vio­ late Ihe 1!M6 espionage art. lie made ao pies at today'* bearlag. accused of patting atom bomb and oilier sec rets to a Soviet Spy ring F ill Director J . Edgar Hoover -aid that Sot-fll fled from the United .States in June to avoid ar rest. Hr was artestrd at I-arrdo when deported from Mexico hack to tma country. Sobell was employed on restrict­ ed wurk for th* U.8. Navy at the General Electric Plant at Srhrnee. tady, N Y . fro~ < M L iL ne is accused of havtnr eollab rrsariaaea Oa ra g* Ma| Navy To Kxpand In Jacksonville Area to receive a master's degree In law from l-oyola University » f Chicago. She ha* been practicing law sine* her graduation from tlaatlaaM Oa raa* at*» Hays Tells Stetson Security Uncertain DKLAND, Aug. I I — (Sirecial) — American peopla are buying witn ineir own uohm , •*. -- .... ed arcurity offered by the gov­ ernment and at th* earn* time are twing deprived of froodonr and i pportunity, Walter L. Hays, Or­ lando, riresldent of th* Florida State Chamber nf Commerce, said today in a commencement address at John It. Stetson University. ‘ So-called security I* doing this nation damago,” th* speaker as­ serted. “ damage which may ne­ ver be completely repaired and security (this nllegd acurity) is giving os ax Individuals a great setback. “ Th* dictators of all time promised security. Th# dictators of our llir.o—Stalin, Mussolini, and Hitler— promised security in return for support. Wh*t th* peo­ ple received was slavery and im­ prisonment.” II* quoted General provide absolute security— food, Eisenhower as saying prisons shelter, clothes. WASHINGTON, Aug. IK-t/Vl — The Navy plan* to expand and improve it* air facilities in the Jacksonville area, 8*nalur I'epper fD -Fla) saiii today. The Senator tai i Assistant Sec­ retary of the Navy for Air John F. Floherg ha* told him: “ It ia anticipated llut a moder­ ate expansion of the fleet avia­ tion fo/re* in tha Jacksonville area will occur.” Pepper said Floherg also ad­ vised him the Navy plan* to im­ prove ita faeiiitie* in the Jacksonvilla region to enable them to accommodate the most modern aircraft. An aide in Pepper'a office said Floherg did not indicate when the KOREAN RELIEF improvement and expansion might TOKYO, Aug. H -r^ -T h take place. United Nations lx getting un * relief irgsnitatioti to ear* 'or an ~KIHH CAUSES estimated IJICUJHM South Korean Fir* t'hiof M. N. Clevela.il to­ war refugee*. Col. Alfred G K day war.tod home owners against tin, personal representative in K» overloading of electrical circuits raa of the U.N. aecretary-cenerai that may cause fire. today railed details from I’ u-ar Several fires were caused re­ Arrangements were concluded las* cently In 8anford by overloaded circuits h« pointed out. He ad­ weekend under Gensral MnrAr vised home owners to consult thur’i direction. electrician* on th* proper use of MARINER CALLED cords and fusee. W ASHINGTON, Aug. 18-GF) —Th* Marine Corps said today DOWN W ITH RUSSIA! that all enlisted men of sergeant'* NEW YORK. Aug »d -U P > - rank or bolow In Ita volunteer Longshorttnen refuted today to reserve, both aviation and ground, unload Russian fur# which arrived will b# ordered to active duty. the British liner Mauretania. This followa nut plana anTk* Pen, members of Local ■S4, A F L International LongshoreM n ’e Association, alto voted not volunteer reserraa xranld be to handle any goods from Russia up, with the M at 60,000 to go in tha stataro. between Aug. I I aad Oct. 11. rysi K oreans4Hell Of A Licking’ Kefauver Committee! Keveals Racketeers Are Muscling In On Legitimate Business WASHINGTON. Vug. |k—<Ab —Senator VVd») ||MYI,I xald tod.i) Sroale crime in%,-tiejlor* aie /tune to |i.ok into iro o rl* of tie-up- U U in , "o.itionil politician*" III. ludine roemltel ol I'oliete-* unit ealie-Irr* Mile, -aitl ll. 1 t lie m im i - lo leal■■ inoir dflml* iUm i -i, li ill-1« ine- a- iiiir ul*,| in i|i> itpoil itUrir Ihetr -a - leeord f'lj-e id leu lirkrt- lo Ihe Dmiorialir fund-rai-lne din m l, at a co-l of i t 'iiw, “ on t»e hill of thr non i ul,« tried e .unlit «r Frank Erick-on “ \ I tiritin to iii; > I I I L in u s j k’ e t i B i iii)« S .t v * « A t lu c k Out M um 1 ul *il»J ill*' ». ill k o r !*v -Alt *» 11iti xi.i > it 4 I)') A M ♦••» luL>». Aiihoum itti* itm iih) av aii A iiiiy •..ml llir ||i|i A*)!) It ' lii*»«l* In If i imtic lidtl' -it! *rf Hli il » I'lrlllp («f|, tl • IlMlIllllbf C*ltlJltftlllMfV l'« • P • t) |l I l|| lllir VA|*I| tfit ••! ai*ittiiif i !i« Ii* i«! A " o! tl.r « I t i r i n »ki %u« It ii|»% .»» hr* IA I* *l»r\ « .hi W U U I I M i l O N . .\UK I s • Siiftlot l.ti«’ii« It lilt «!«tUri-ii t* '!«*\ ili.it if tin* foiiiiiAiiniM* a I tack nti\ \Vt ttili« I'aik i.alion (hi U m U-x! Stat« *• ill ^taft dtv/lttlt |*«j|||l>« toll* I » it hlllt? Tin Senate (leinucTillr I’ HiU'I math* tin* »(i»t«‘tit«*rit in «i »|'eet h |e* (Ofi)«(«l foi KioariirMt In lllW tA !!•• N ak- A h a n d o n iiiK In P a n ic 44 v H I M . I t t V \..g Ii , Iilr I lltle.l —14 1, — l.klai ac* • .pled luik ei - o ffr , lu .end a i umbel foivr of I *.0O men lo Ii "I ••j llir Stale Dipjrlh.eht iii aniiniiiif tug l tie acrrplan.a • aiil the I hi 11,1 S i j | „ |"deeplv x ia l i f i i d " at Turkrv'a I’lfer. I t.r I utki-h offer i- the iilird In be fniiitslli scrrptej '•» ’ he I tilted Stale*. Ihailand'* •iffei to seud I o llirrix and nun i . i , fni m.lit .un ptn| ear* tier llii- wrek ax wa- a Philip­ pine oiler to -end a tcgimental W t J I lI f * A A cross W eap on s A im ilu " WASHINGTON. Aug Is — L'ltri.il | 1.4'• It’ll I WASHINGTON Any is I/U) A'I iio m I I o ir «l |* * licii'.) in, — the Senate Clime Uuinmittcr I* |» \I III V .llltl N j m |f*»t*r| , told l ungirtt Ii .i |j ) lli.il ui»'.imrrd iitniinali not only liatr .. iliune /lip on Mamblmv and n laird dirpal aitmtiet but al<i ate i.ttl Hint iiiv into legitimate butinett field* Hie enininittrr, uiyatii/nl last iptlllV to uiieitiyalr iiioantieii Clime ie|Mittril u|i It« v»-nk 1lixas (.11 '«olk dewitrd iliir l'i to all IIU|UII) into Vitlltillllg III I Ii dt Olgant/rd rnnilliall, the • oillllill* lee te|Mi||rd “ lie aldr to <uinpele unlaillv with legitimate IniMneatmrn lx i ante ul then arcutnulaltoti! o| i .idi and then amolts mrthoilt" win h .nilu h* atoler.ee. bnbeiv, conuplion and intimida­ tion. D ie gatigtlcit hate lieen atIl'owllaarC n* r«a * 1 » « l C o m m ie s R e p o r te d R e - l ’. S. Field Artillery Blasts Foe Gen. Collins A n d Admiral Sherman Flyinv To T o k y o •umbel leant of about .'i,uu« men. | ()k \ 0 , Saiutd/y Aug. I*)-—<2I*) Alin il Uix.pi. lank , jilillr l) Jllii j hi IniUilit luinrd two Htd Kuteali 1 tinxx*t* 42.000 men— aw.iy from j thiealrnetl l.irgu city i nday. N u ll, ul l.ii'uu .1 (tack Red Koieali divilli.tl link wlial all \mrtii all /riirial tailed a lie Ii •d i hiking .it the liandi ul U. *1 Mamin and iliiaiittymeii. Iln nlv itirli wav tuiurd into i itrel-mil tiled lutliev. by an Al­ HAMMIIINfl AWAY ut Hie enemy, a batteiy of U S Field Ait.I!, ty ( i n lied Mutilation uidei tending mole Into in lion a /.ii nit ttie Niotli Koleult force- uttempiint' lo tiitve liolr* In 'ilati a hall million titiliam trekdo Nektoin. Itiver llltl nil line. Hire atening Targtl Wn-kage of war "Hounds cinplmemrnl*. tDe/eaie Dept. l ’ho4o from fntrrnalioiuil) -tug .twa) ux telugret Ihr >uu'li Kuieuu goveinnirnt ■Itu i«a« irnt .inay to e-t.ilili*h its new irlugee capital tnmrtihrre. llir n.it--wiillrii |ni| ulacr wat mint rd mainly to it would not grl undei lout m uulitaiy upeiatlonx ami to ivtlute tlie poi-.lnlily ol 1 ipii'ingt I -nt ill •al r J ( ommunitts iniotlg llir tritigrri. ■\ tlituil liv 10.000 Notiii Koi* lo t ill 1i.i I is R e 1 i e v e d tt wailsw»4 n * !•**• eta! f St e e 1 Strike Is Ship Battles G a le /Settled As Rail And Fire As Storm Ex-Sheriff C l a r k Of Broward Is Held Threat G r o w s Turns On! To Sea On Lottery Charge Ho^an Meets With PORT l.AUDKRDAl.E. A u g 16 - th’l — Wattef t Isrlt, oj*t»1 at »heriff of llrnward county, ami hi* lir*>ther ami chief de|nity. Hu­ bert Clark, were Imlicteil lit- x er«tu| jury and «tirrend*r*d l«»t night on chsrye* of operatieig a Intterv and po-ie-Mnn nf -lot mu clilne*. Gordon W illi-in-.il third pail tier with tlie Cl-rk n the nwn el»liip of te lliow ml N o n ’ti Company, nlm » x « indicted, >• were two employi-x, lame- Joliii ton and Tninian l.vtle All five p-iiled ilOlid- of ft. IMH) eacli ami weie fieed Seuatur Extra Kefauver <1• Tenii), eiiairnian of n Senat* Cuminlttee inveeligalihg critln. ilivtoieil ituring a healing it M< ami in July that the Clark- weie partner- in the Novelty Coinpani. w'lilcli paid taxe» on ♦7611.1)00 o trulit■ lottery operation- in three year* and »l*o lioupht licrn-e» for -lot machine*. Governor Fuller Warren on pended Clark and appointed Am i t Hall to the sheriff'* put. Clark admitted a partnership in the Novelty Company hut told Kefauver it handled music bo»e, ami liga ielie machines. Ail th** men suiremiereit at in*ih e riff- office lait night Wal­ ter Clark Wliked into M-e ('Urnnr lurnteriy cuinmandeil aruuml Uild-night and « l< booked oil the lottery charge and two roiint* of posaesaing slot mhchineT te Mine charge* were placed against each man. The grand jury rec.*»«ed jftei teturning the iniiictmeut*. It will reconvene on Monday. Reports Are Made AI Jaycee Luncheon •oui thal «f had iw! • p (*<imniunl»t itfifi'M iim hi ofi'o. " w r yy<mi ItI hav«* *i y%in lil wur on our hun«U tinluy. |.rt u* rt«iii!*iiil*rr that uui Al IlMNllRurR II* r t R f ! « • « ! Market Committee To P l a n Policies R a ilr o a d T o B ig L e a d e r s ' C o n fe r e n c e As I I n n ic ; m e F .is s c d lo A le r t C a r o l iii . i Negro Regiment In Korea Is Reported (•a!tiering Lauras G. II lli'gan, a —i taut dltrctoi ■•I Htnli- Far mer • Market*. Die' i 11$ I \ I I n 1*111 Ms 1lie MIVMI Aug IS • i» it rdgtit with tin Sanford Hint* Nil M il» un.) $lrr| a*iil.« y* 14 »rl xlr.in14111|1 Hui.ell K t»!4l M.irk. t V l\iaorv t'ommilliv t••; t*|| |i*tli$ I ll! lit |»||9• • Ml 'til ll||l xallv’l’t Iti • tillvJ•\ *4!nlt* li t .Ii icti- mat Vi*t l***l • *•** ami |»t',t' •i«mI$ ,i it*I »*lhn lr$ in-ltt llir* (...»• F..|r 4Vllltl ..III ItiliiMlfltf ■r jl let*. W IT H I S ’ f i l l I N F A N T R Y 4|ri d el if tin 1 miiuHt • pie lliiralriirxl i - oil nl fit** ii »l’»*it ..... *1 Ion... •IM* luting 1I.•11 i E G IM F N I Kuiea, 4ne l* .i.l weie l S I ■•. I I Ktaliri •It I* it r iii**' i im |, .■ i x oldest I ' S Negro in* l.e l i.l le> 1* ll It I. It and t,U , I !.« <llir I i* »»|r III llir •li,|»Ml» Si hlti'ih ) Inti.!.» to** •'»Y»*'l tl.r ill .b n ' . . . i i i •nitfii i- f i g t u iig piol.alily llir l.e-t mill prou.il*>' Inttle III l| ua- agreed, -aid Mi llogai.. | *% to lt'l \ •t*16.9I I III I I’l •Ivt Itll llir tint I*In - * i • nf llir American NeItxl th lii ronntiei- id the Set • Il|(*inrii9 ! i x|ft).r nl -I t'CMI !o |*411 ) If lull* MU i iilr til hoilt I . . •• ( im.I -oldiei mule County Carlo lluienu wdl I 1(1 tiir nut’ri« y%*• illiMHlmr«! I * Men hi combat with lip- N ' s r a 11., ilotlll Hniir*l <U|tli ll hlnY« u reiplrstisl to seivi* on Hie itulv hi ,I with' tllrt •-..I Diviiioti «n »|to ml • immittee winch ha* nine im in ' I iy Pit krl lilira %%rtr toitlull.iYVI t t*l o')dil He f l i . l Divi«ion in ihr Pacific wlirH* lit lit lillli* Ini 4 urs, -mite id whom hair trim- 11 *<iit Itoo Iok *r#l Iny%41x1 thr le till, irgiment aiMitr l->th. dial recently expired 4illilion.il 1 ,H)0 H tik in Inil I t ’ ii Il.:il ,|i.i—. mil mean ll I* llir brxt loil.lt IM • rhi I Iitumittei iremher- dr 111 I idled \ III A M h I y OUIY Ill'll' iegiiiirnt hi Itutea Kxiwft* tank nl that County Agent C. It Diw • uniewherv in tlie mnl.lle llir U'frrnirnl to 4* 1111)01101r'il ••it - 11ii 1 1 11 1 . i i i on the . iilimnt Mt.tt.o NX. •dirt I Imr it. i I «• • ' I ried ilie {12ml Divi-lon in H | I nt tlitlin I thirt lot ol lie * . all ex-uffli'li* meitlla'I 6 ,4 lie .KIM i 'I Itlliid • \.*iii’ » ii " n it i- an Armv coinlial corVliiveuirnt id vegrtalile* through ) •hr n o l Iilird ?S|rr|tot»ikrii »»l dir .tint iltd *41.1 ihe Inn in tlie ' •• pm dent "i World 'V ar II I'tiirida slate imui ki t- hn* ta*ru V wlille Clilune' -.'ini wa- there ll im ir iflin l it • ••Itl »*l xhl ’H .I e.t I nl I J|e Hie Inige-t In hi»tm) this year, j \tnriM.Y the 2411. II .' . . fl 'lilt Iniitlhv <oidrirm r Itrltorrit IiihIi i I itlei.*\ I tir >iliiiil,U .’I ^Ahlltlj' .id Mr. Ilugnti . l i . i than any* N e g io outfit In He stall'd that thr health of ilrrlw oiU l nKknlt an<l lot.d i u’ lil Inti.u). inetudiug the 92nd." William Wilson, dltector of the union Irjtln t that rndr*l rail) lo A I'Hi-luiiyli curt' ipundont, lli r i r n l r i at lit il liollt " .» » j State Market- i- much Impruvnl Irani. Whi*onant. of Drtioit. I ii tilt \ »'• im lr. r a t i aiiii «I ik Ii IU j Mr. Ilngnn, who ha- hern con­ day. Mich, who won a comhat coin* The im* tnilirri, I'llll’loynl l») I | M ferring with glower- and litem...1 , 1 ,1.11 a. a i ii- t •leilirni.ni will! a Halt* u m ol larui uiganisalion* iietw $itr I r»nnm*rr t «»nl “ T h e n - i« tto fu rth e r tlanifrt I" the T.'inl In Daly, -aid "Thi- Kol r the pa-t two day*, left thi* fD.nl C o . had walked out Monday ! h»tt.la -till liim ly Noilull, fhtef •f i n figliting i* more 1.ittrr than im «i|**tw»rf of drttoM»d« for |f»h If — l* . i. XI'- • • ' ■ Mt H .1 -• uvll' Handy Anderson, manager ol rlaanlfiratitifi Kuur tlmu«nn«i r-n I hmI I I ngllNIiril IIM M I nu,nil’*,r» of the I ’ niled I'e Hanford Market, did not *1 mint i n te w eiry men nf thit reft(I III l*R|» at»| trlld the meeting a- lie i- on vatu*,»i have carried with honor tha dion in Clayton, t.a r«»It»r < that flew throng 1. the In•linii war- .uni up San J'lSIl Hill Ml < ul.n II e\ have beep in lit e 35 cunM eel Vug I- • l ’< A I 15. xV I* . W PEN ■ V • 'I V Plh'll tt-e day*. They a't;. •krd ihteo -.di.M.I t. it')» Mini- '• I * f»«» •' t im.* and .apt i.i.'d Vecho i In -I...i.Id )*m :»F ..nt for pt.liix -■ • t'lnn* fur "ltil»i lit ' 1 NVitlllrll' 1ill N when town- cjp t j u .1 iiy AmI IIw .mmI t ' Nan. jollll K lloHl'l, Jr,, YyIiii to an ••lit Week." Del 16-21, to•'ll* out lined ' . In. . d III • 1I.'*”■It- in Kitten weie few and it.o University I I'loyftl l»v *!»•* I- H i*wii*i •un«*iii In uieiiilM'l- >d Ihe ltunin«*^N lill I i n id. nt ( f It.'tween, Birin* WnrM War II !«# '!ir«*t Piufpn-ioiial Wmne ll*» Uui. VV..I I nil.pa I f f . today. n iey nt tacked for ' 1 1 e ■lay* lu IIIII il.l'lf*' ■ piepa.i'tl f.o t! i fuUn ill II m* II I y I.Mii’l for o f f ’ tiesdny n.t’ M »l tlieu TmiriM Cell liti ti befell ll! Etenmliia I u.m and on Ihe fourtli catdurrd a •ra un! i iiliatri! mrii in tin* nrfii«*<! lei by Mi- < E Hunter. V--m.nl I.ill Ih in.i.iiitaiix |a>*ition called 'l.itil* I. aid.-■ ••rvift**, toil! |irr*«*iil an informa I'limidi'tinn of tlie elllb’* year ly i' »Iiiii“ on Ihe snulherii Gunt. tivt* \-%llir** llir IloU I m ii I ii* Imnk «:i ilisrmxoil. Mrs l<oi* Nance «aet line company wa. down In 12 1VV. I iiiiiu-I p i - and leailn'i.i I th# MetI omI ihI « ’Iiiir *!• J uikIrv at Smilev told of Ihe lei'elil M:.l* iln,ul.I -|..p daytime baby -it ting men in 1hiu nttark. ; no P.M II mi! I' vv club hoard racetii I lie L’ lth, like most unit* in tilth mil Vuntil ntlil tti'l Ulll-lllg Hr a a * ii<M(riAlrt| willi (hr Pr* in Gainesville. Korea, hat lacked repleccincnta I Ur ndiill e*.' giegali'Oi rnd I d ' hylriiati inifNinrtnrirx in hi* worl Four new member, were ad­ Isik, alum ing Inilli for ca.ualtie*, hut the first hlg »i Pair**lint*, and uill anitot r miri mitted to tlie local rluti: Mr*. Km them the hatch arrived Wcdncday night. rdanil 1l.lt n..lid ill »xtint! tte live. litfia on Ihr aulijrrl at tin* rloar eat Hrothe»»on. Mr*. W W VV’ul “ Aniiilig other thingthey ker, Mr-. 1). M Spring and Mrt. of hU lerturv. .hull'd he lillli thm the waste .Mr. Ifowrr. nt |irr«rnt t« euimt f a i l Pri-lne l|o»le*-e.« for tlie surial liuur I ln< ffirieie t and inndeipiate lead Yi»or uf «|M«'inl nluratiou for thr* High yesterday H'J Eacai Price, Mr- C • i-hip whieb they now iiate in mtirn in Prnnaylvaitb. Hr fin* u. i . 'it I .cut tire On llttl v Land M .Methodist Church The Jaycee* yesterday devoted their meeting to discussion* id objectives and the hearing o f com rnltte* report! hy President IV II. Stempcr. Among objective* discussed » n that of nutting the Hand Hhrll into good condition In order to hold concert* again. Pat (Single. Walter Krohne and W. K. Connol­ ly were named a* a committee to invt-ligate thi* pouibility. Another projeet planned I* ■ Celery Featival. John William-, \lr». Ilowrr will hr In Nnrif.ntl • Al Wallace, Alvin Odham, Gor­ I ort Y%lull vi« 1 1IVlff V6|I|| Ihr Ii* don liradley, Harold l>*wi* and frr*f parentr, Mr. am! Mn \V P Herbert Ptevatt weie np|Mitnii*' cuipnmi In i hi* touimiUre. lilt* Iis i m «* it ««|Hiri!o.ntl lit *'h» Aivin Odham waa congratulated I i ii * hip •*f i 1• MtH 1 * on in* appointment aa Fourth IH-- t'hurrh nn l nil lntfrr»ln| prrw M Diet vice president. «rt C’Tiliall/ !iiv!t«*(l to attrnd A meeting of the Rnatd o f Di­ rector* was scheduled to take FI ICE IIA/.ARIM place next Tuesday night at the R. A. Even*, representative of Tourist Information lii-oth. th* Fyr*Flghter Co., will lead a ■ in i— i iu .liveuaaion on fire h««»rtl* and , l u c i n m l » (IIA ll! if| „ rnntrol, and will uernonatratw LANCASTER. Pa.. Aug. IH—l/V. f\t9 fighting equipment at the — Death in th* electric chair wa meeting of the Vcteiani On the ordered today for Edward I K,rm training Cla*x Thuratiav Gibbs, 26-year old eg-GI *t^nle•l• night at the Future Farmer buildconvicted of murder in th# tlayinv! |ng. of a pretty girl aecrifUrv at At « meeting of the group la ti Franklin and Marshall College night m motion picture. “ A W’ ord „ Olbbe, a Franklin and Marxh.il to tho W I m ” waa shown. Thi» College ranler from Pitman. N. ’ film emphasite* th* tremendoua wax convicted of murdar In the lose to American hom« owner* due •laying last Jan. 10 of 21-year-old to negligence, Fire haxarda ore l«iatod out. Marian Lou Lie Baker. Flans Art' Oulliiu*fl •tr Nsiiin* Blaines IVopli* I1ol't oinlilion'­ Hanford Weather U lllinler and Mi*a Dorothy Veil I'livrinnient i- a reflection **f llie.c own aelfi*hne*a, stupidity an I lleibulis. UK.rnl decadence—and I list ino»l •d them •'•••eii. what they now liavi it.>d ill'll ciiiidlllurii. '-lilt t N 4VY R A ID tl.nm I'lvi I i ’ K Y i ), Aug. IH - -f,T)- A U imirute in.lil tliev !t, heavy einiter, rioting N«*lh lmpr> ve “ Korean ixilway cuminunicalli nt 10 N riN G HULKS with Siberia, ii.imbarded ih** mil TA I.I.A II AHHRE, Aug. I* town of Tanehnne vexterdny fi r (,V>_ The Stale Game end Frc»h the .ecund time. The Navy said today the crul- VV'rtcr Fi«h UommU*lon will meet dltcu*. federal hunting ser’s eight-inrh gun* *auted hr ivy Monday damage in the rail yard* o f Tan- regulation* for migratory bird*. State rule* cannot exceed 'ho»e chon, 170 mile* north of the ntlli parallel on Korea’s cast coast. »et by the federal government, Two hundred freight cars were bu» ran Iw more restrictive. Commission offictaj* said thrv destroyed. The cruiser roamed farther up also umlenlsnd a deicgatltn will the coast shelling freight yard* appear to protc-t the every-day at (lain, and Kunien, and three hunting rule. The commixsian Voted in June 'n permit hunting railway bridge*. Carrier aircraft from Task every day* of tho week (his sea­ Force 77 protected th# cruiser on son. La-t year hunting waa prohi­ ita raiding expedition. Aerial ob­ server* directed tho bombard­ bited on Mondays, Tueadayn, and Friday*. ment*. Eoia Low today lill Rain veiterdav 00 August lainfall. 216 inch*. Normal August rninfill, 7.10 im he.t in i"' today - '..« 6 lu V 'I. an<l high, 11:07 A M The Weather JACKSONVILLE. Aug. U»-</P) HA Atlanta r.9 lli-m.uk 72 54 HI Ito-ton 07 83 73 Charleston 93 Cleveland 08 64 Dei Moines 77 Detroit 62 M M Fre-no 104 86 Saint I.oula 87 Seattle 82 63 83 70 VVa-hington Jackaonvili* M n (lrlin.lt. 89 72 Tallahiite* 92 n , 91 » . ■ • -T:!/ *. t h �,v*— w‘ T*'»' “ HS5 . , fm» aamt.inn rehalo. sANrowp. Florida PAGE TWO The Best Language i he Hanford Herald THE WORLD TODAY • -teV.k-a lr IM4 *Tkn*t»4 lm ii « i i | i ■••■Mar •ss# I t M i f II I Haaaalla *»»->■» H u m *• aNaal rlaaa aaVIM a«kb«r IT. itia. al Ik* raal nillrt - a«afar«. IlnM a. • ■«.• Ik. «»• • Vaaaaaaa a« Warek «, i m . Many of the itiltnd nml gterrotyped forma nnd oxpre-* Mv Ita U II I Marti KN7.IK aIona which otno plnjftied torrogpondcncf, Ivith btinlr-va AP Foreign Vlt.lr . An«t)at and aoclnl, itnvn given nwny to ntom dimet atylc-.c o f w rit­ ing. Others perAiit. These latter lead periodically to cam^ __ ^ |’ar*l»»antly and mattmdlcally palffris to reform the written Inntrtiage, to t!ccrea,ve it*j\|OKOW i, rampaicning to win loiniullty and add to its warmth and friendliness, lo shorten w*vt «;.»mmv away from th. N ilL U .II I. UltXN and enliven it. None of these canipnlffns comes and irons tVertern Alll.•. H " ,*' *® ,*72*?I " i.Otitmv IIIMI _ tte.l«... kaaaiar________ I without having it mark on tho InnRtuiK^ rrunitH Rrirh tmnng th* iatd* k fllll NIl'Tlltk MITr.k A perennial point of contention is the difference in ptri. -T l arflu • .H The gr«*#t drawing carl offer.>< Wnatk I M tandnrds o f acceptance lie tween the spoken word and "kraa W.aifce |aa hould there be colloquiallantd -woFds ■ ' nh^Fut'eni^wmany a Hoalka ana I (fie written. Why I7 and forms which «r<' |»erfectly proper when used in con |(I0B |l,,irt iir<i t.v th. Ku.aianV III mMitmr) anilin rnt#m «l •>»*»»r a* # *'99nlt«, IfatilUllwRl *4H»8 WH|lr»« nl ' venation but not when et down on paper? The spoken hut o ' Wl9*f|ll>Hl»nl ••*# lk» |. fpn«* t»f lurtRiiittr** i-> evidently th *1 easiest and most natural; why I land "f milk ami hon»y under Htitkr fin 'll, Mill l i Im ! Soviet urrupathm. imt ua« it for writing alio? It is not hard to find rules >| n gilllt n4« *«» «|«l *•* M'9. t'n.i;. that’s n gnat never ahHt|ir»iM >MllHanH» Hr I mInhsI for formulirnMoii in writintr. in contrast to conversational *rnt from the average f'.ermati '•Mk|mgi| lli|i'a.»niplw * In. mind Th« rr ai” nn mure eationspeech, which sum pointless. it n f « » l , * M "»»" llilrnH. K m •i t City. wwrf •i I unIi Yet the more f'irniiil written laiiKitaKe has its use- allrtlc f..lk in all Kurop* thsn Iheap n f th.* Reich. fht Ifl»rnf4 •• ....... .»•#! .f of# £ ■■*’*( *«»•< I'MM nlilrli |« »»I||U' I fulness, too. The coll. <piial word may bo unsnfted fo r wrltlirrmany’s formrr ,-iowerfiil poM rlnahilf •*» ifc» « i» • •» rry***M| I oik for the very practical reason that its nieanimr, clear I sition a« th# nillilary end ecunntaflill «| Mil Ol»W lll»«»l WfH* 9*#0*slW'4 a ifcf* «Mi»r»e*r. ■• Mill *• *»• I enoutfh>in tonvet at ion, mitiM la1 misconstrued In the read- inlr key-txrie nf continental Ku lope mnk. - this aspect of the I* «MM 4Up*'rlaM iny of a written line. The same may apply to altered rules )eoM-v»ar ciurlsll)- important. It Is 7f(l|i.X). Al I. |i. i-i-.n if grammar for the convenience o f informal talk (.anciiage ,o important that tune may retUUA) h lllall.K \ KRHB reform has alwa>< sought rertain fundamental things— rord It a» one of the >W|i|vp en **'r cnnflirt <d th* Lila. luH.t.HI| hia pul hu simplicity, clarity which admits o f no misundgrstnndinir.Is»cer"r'»,» lAtnllf In l«ir»n»nl. N ».»r it. all •nd brevity. T h« l » « l language, spoken or written. Is still* Western CSeimanv Is the defenhlsinrj hai. man in .ag.th •hat which takes aa much as possible of all th.*ee o f those »|ve I -r hetw Ol the f-ovtet t.srrh.d th. irilplui... IV, n».<! rone end the derncrinrlev It wa< to kno« Cod h*tt»f, and In fntln» qualities. dlsrloaed in Frankfurt the other him: The »*itb a) all be full nl dav Itist nearly all We tern mi­ the kncwlsil#* nf tha l.ntd. ai th» litary in>-n and moat oflirtala ataFiftv Whodunits water* n v n lha iaa.—lia. Ilt9. tirn.d there agree Europe "When lliia tolumnial Uiamf *• ware of ilia cumulative realities ol th# Tehetan. Yalta. I’oiidatn and th* Italian peace tiralira, far haii need cn and", writer Dorothy Tbontpinn liar mull have been quit* a sight. Sanford Telephone Installations U p 60% S i n c e 1945 A FACMYAID JHIINI In Nacedah, Wlae, aUrocta an e#tlmalM 100,000 p r r w t from many atataa a* Mary Ann Van Hoof (left, arrow) kneali to racelVo what aba teatlflea to bo bar aeventh srlalon of tha Virgin Mary. At right, huihand Tred lead, tha aobbtng 40-yaar-oid motbar of aasran chlldran away from tha Improvised altar nf Our I^dy n# Fatima, lira. Van Hoof told onlook a n that aha rocalvad U»l* meatage: “Pray and pray hard. *Eb# lime )i ihort." No on* elra In th# assemblage, which Included 60 print# ind M ntina. reported (iataraatioaai 5 oundphoto) seeing Anything unutual In th* clump of aeh tree* behind the mid# altar. roilldn't t.r defended ngnilot ltd* many Florida citir.n* Iiad be­ come romplacent and regatded gambling at good for tni.ine*. A writar who In f>r' sears hits wtitten fifty d eted lvr •la without the arming of Weal Crime K**|H>rl •tovsls has hsrdly b«oii itllc This is Agatha Chrlatlp, the ii-,m.iv (I nh'laavd f f *•** r «g » !»•»•» luihlicstlon o f wlto-e fiftieth mystery. *‘A Murder Is Anrhat'* . Mrlkir* tisried patlic • * !? W th,nl a 2 i ? publishing />von| S K T ? g^rlUv^OermanrThM I)C,C latge amounts rasa ate ,h#jr )o<,| tovftr,mfnt •mounts nt nl cash government/ Miss ( h ristie s serio-ronttr llelKintt tletoctive. Ilcrctilo P o ir o t . » , »||„, , r to rearm lt'« an adhandled nt which have black-mar“They trie.) not to **# ihc whn attain s nil hi - '(tilllion s th rou gh Ills "litth 1 g r e y c e lls " mii.ion -.>rn out of common «en«< 1cl polenlialitier. the romnutlee vlrluusuess of the pareina who IS f ’tinilinr to a d t lld l -and out of lha | •• U l dangers |hevc rntriptiscs mthaic h«d t^en ailowtcl to gain a vary , . i, 1 . strong stranglehold on th# comWhirl give.■ » her nlprlrn a rp ecla l claim to A t te n t io n \ " [h* " L a * S , W n tiS S . . T»mhr failliQ.i.1. shocks were Itotcls. iMtsu-antr. n glil th.l-s muntiy.tho rommlttae 'Alhas Itcen th e ir exlrnordlnnry fin am itil .ucrc'ts It hns been 1 1 , •,, n|d". it could get mighty hot fell around il.e world 1tieirlay from nvcsl and pinstston rompantes.. ,c«dy these gangsters have oh uui.k. liituor stoics, beer ami whisky «hr- tslncd control ov#r « constderatdc th* Middle I ait in ilia Himalayas. ostinintcd fIm t, though Mist C h ris tie Is Kngllsh, A m e r ic a n s Iand ttnngs -tnml at the moment AP diapalrh.a i»| • it. Mm(In. Ilia) h a w In.tight nearly Sfi.OOO.OOO ro p les o f her Itook*. nml (l.f. fv..V.e! * IIIIIp I 1. I*. A .1 Wt-nl . weren't rsithquske il,odil. Tha) *hnt fro m 7fi,0fl0.tHifl to Iflfl,OOO.OOfl h ave been sold n il oxer (.eimanv is in vshat n.av l-c <nll.-d hips and evrn small ilrcl compan- 0j oparations Is siphonhe w orld. Yhnl m ud mnke the mouths witter o f those the |Mditiral .tsve—stilh the Red. in were fin I ihnia R-29» in Kor»a cd hy them out of Fiorina to the l>atl. work in* mai ihnte Communiit •lothling n ovelists who are lucky If each work Hells 11.000 nrrylng Senator Kcfsuvrr IP-Tennl c'ker states. Tl-e Cnmmunirt* are offering copies. “It should he noted that not. fockr. nil tells >.f tilt act).me in thelt .nds tin- iovrtligsting committee. The ChrlHtje Ininka nrr getiernlly masterly exem plifi >Mi.ad<- anting tlice m— ndvan Other numbers are .Senators O '-. rslthsiamllirg the uncontradlcted Mow lha Good Neighlmi (solic) «• Ions o f the shell yniue. I he render s ntteiilion Id iso xxell t»g.« •u|.|».-..lly t<> In* gained t on..1 (l» Mill, Hunt » ll-Wyot, testimony l-eforr the Florida (R .Nil 1 nn.] Wiley tl(- ituving Comnilttr* that William •omalinia. works eian in tin* coun­ liveried that the real solution tomes nn a surprise In 'hough trade vstth Pattern (Set- WO) U- Johnston had contributed llf.l,- HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS B. Alter t*Y TVtRbt M o v e s BAD U A FiM-TftAH' AH' A 1 M U t - DA*V HOLI DAW NIGH 'IkOOT RAD fix A *4AH » ....... ........ ............. s n a r as*":;'.”'::?:1.- try was shown lha other day'whrn .er best-known l-u.k. ."The Murtler o f Roger A rk rn y d ".! . t ., Genigia’s aiini ullunl rommimonri !ier mystification was tnrrittl so far Mint rentiers are otill j^.lirimro* nl*.. u rowentratVi.g""?. *#nad a ihipmanl of nulk limn H'lwitiiiif n\h«'lIim > mHi tm ill'd thriii (airly. |tm<lrrirr<>u«'.(l vit>ik to aabotagH The fastidious who corn mysteries sltoiihl In- ass it red 1r*onomlc remverv In the W.-*tcn, J *k min ill. and |miui*«I Iduin* into it, taring "lhtia'i enough milk •lint Miss Christie ran write good English CS well as -.oit. f" " P P ” ?, P7 rul*''?‘ «»'», lot i*la in ti*or*ia". One Woildl t >arn. and that tie -e alories are (tie moat moral o f nil hut to imtiairasa the Western novels. Their one les-on Is that no nintter how r.irrf<tlly ■y-rupntion power*. Sacitlaiy of Dafama Jfhnion Typical nf Red ptKpagHtiila sets he villinti conceals his crime, he In sure to ls> found oui. hat aikarl Cnniraii. at l*ai| two an iinnouncement th.- >dh*r day In the Red army's official new-<y*an too lata, for universal mill papef In Itrrlln, “Tncgllrhe Rundtary Raining. although hii Iwn For Tlio Future rchatt". THI« priudatmcl a -weep Prai'd*nl liumsn. it 'till opporerl ............... , , ," . Ing p.ogrvm fur nil Oemiany, InDivided Into groups which lltudfed, pr proiilems nf child rlmling the "llfteratlon" «r We.t to tha idea. If we now had two ni three million young man who had henlth, mure than tw o th'in uinil sjieclnllats in tlint line i tierinany. T^in-i w-i* n<» talk of k,1 "V T J ,l' i ‘ r,“ fioi.h a yaar or two of military iqrt re c e n tly in Geneva, S w itzerlan d . Hepresuntlng six ty J ' * M - 11greatest * ' * n Ifawinsr "* 41 ,pr ' of training, wa would net have la countries, the delegates included m an y tnetliriil m en from The card In the tin* K «n| pm p f r a p j lnI Is t is. Ik thf the Red worry about Korea, or some fu­ w ir-d cvn stn ted countries w ho w e re finanred b y th e U N All in promlso »f|l» rt'lelldi (,-ruxatt) tjltfltlren's E m ergen cy Fund. ture JTut.ian a t y .p frn^ , gK-i ■ The « ify r i Lak.tanJ domed tin rigidly growing Ini. of Am*rk*r cities whirl) want na truck with Cornmunirti. It ha. adopted an ofdtr.locr rtquiring them to gal oi|t of taWr within 48 hour* Aiide from tha difficuliy of determining in ihil enlightened aia of liberalirm juil who i< a Communiit and who it not. wa ta* caitain olhet (Ciadtantagai in lhi« tvp. of legitlation which might ha wmth menHoning The mot* ritiei tend tn in tha Communiit. out, lha mote the Commimi.lt land In concentrate in thoia remaining localities which tfckrate them Thu* a noity mrnori ty in icrri# riliat bacom«t a power mafonty, ttrong annugh parhapt to taka Ottr th* government in placet like Ntw York anrl D«lroii A A m o n g the problems taken up w ere chiklren'n ilisenses Inti p syclm logical ftrolrleins, n ursing nml hospital proretl tres, mid infniit m orln lity. f T h e idea o f this m eeting ami o th er such e n d ea vo rs I uxkl h ealth for the rising gen era tio n . It seems f a i r l y rr r nln Ihnt it xvill be po-sible t»* build a more robust c it iz e n r y by a ppropriate public Itealtii m easures. W hat w ou ld Is-ven m ore desirnhle, though the xvny ia less c le a r ly seen, would Is* a new generation which understood how tit avoid xar mid co n flict, and whose d esires would liirtt a w a y from irm am ent production and tow ard the me. Imuisms o f |»e«ct •’ erhaps this, t.si, Is s gosl to ite sought through prom uth•f child health and s ttitm le ; xve don ’t seem to g e t Mm vhere w ith adults. Ship On Fire General Collin* M nfi|lllt|a4 faesre* |*nfp final M (Iftlfinarl rfetm t*«g# OfiM sddtd thst the sf „ s „ hsd a etose j lies In Turope rnuld he tuhieeted hruih With the storm’s rlrruls- | to dlreet sttrri. )„- the Communist tlon reaching to the southeast any ttm# In the immediate firmast lure." he ttid. A* Florida breathed easier, the drama of fire, whittling wind* . pARIS. Ang Th* fitdh in Rrjtgip and th* United and tumbling sea*— and of ships chief official spokesman nf th» rushing to a rescue dev#lone | State*, wharf democratic philoFrench Foreign Offle# declared about 400 mile* east of rotl todas. Franca U "si, rwta.I aw J roehtat nta'ttrmwad th V.m erwnantt frihn’ tfetlint too far a1 ‘-J -ji public opinion.' tho p«oplt titan to be f»* ahead of thur govarmnenti in apprfcialing th* teriOurnait of lha woTId ttlualion. tn m country the Pictidenl hesitaMa to atk for all out mobiliiatmo, fleligh th* pa i'la d.ir «• d it. In Britain th* Prime Minuter refutt* fo coll an immediate teuton of Parliament to atep up atmamenlr though tit* people are periling for if. It it not often that democratic go**"1menlt are hltucd with the wiieit and moil fat righted mind, ilk the nation, hut it it aeldon that they at* him!cicd with the moil stupid. - >Th# Unites! State* i* planning a nOw aggreitmn in th* Pat EastI the Soviet aewspaptt Pravd* ua infoimalion may be someat Tew than accurate. Neverlhe t, Pravda probably meant that ♦ Chine** are going to try to It* Formota. or maybe Tibet, and pact, that United V ’.le. will inere, tin,* involving tbit courtry war with China a. well at w th Mot**- Thut in -Mvad in th# For and hopekuly outnumbered. Rutaia might feel fir# to tlatl tome aggiettiont of her own in Europe. We ate not rut* that our country ia prepared to fi^ht a two front war, tomething which Miller with all hit legtont could not en rt. It might be better to let the lam have the Far Eatt. do they con with it. until they ,fy * * f •m oot th#oa* foe im to try to tow An got want lb ho wo g « in m pooWnn I’taree. * * - s--*isl| R. Jon#* flaihe.i an earlrr merrdrtg ». **. :•“* •*portlsl later ana did not nre-l imrnadiat# assistance. rorrv ’” over th* attitude of top United Mate* military officials on holstvrtng Western Europ* will. rm>rss The apokrsttvsn was comnieritlug Fire broke out In tier No t and on a Washington dispatch wklcn No. Z holds. These ate the for­ sleerrthesl 0. K Itcfsas* Depart ward cargo hold*. Just liehlr-* rhe ment officialdom a* foaling feeling thet that rrr-w’f uuarter* in tho for**peek. sne IP# j.'rd/.-s uf riorr troepr for The -In had been Im t/i'd by now xmuld “ rncNiregr heavy gslcs and lushing gie. n Conirnunist propaganda" and tend water which tumhlest over Its tn spread a feeling that Euro­ necks for 24 hours befotr the firr pean* can sit Iwck and wait fur litoVr nut the American* In do the job. The heavy weather with wale " It Is Inarctirale, stupid sod -cashing the decks made firefight­ most unforlnnste" tn believe thst ing difficult. elthcg French leaders c French Turning to get the wind ur. her pbllc opinion would subscribe In •tarboai.r side, the Ru-sell It. nny such feeling, th# spokesmen Jon#-, tovund from Norfolk, Vq.. for la>* Angetoa, made all speed IMissihle to run out of th# storm. eraft had seen the sun fo r mere Nln* vessels began live pitchlrg, than a day, and none had in c l ­ tossing run to her reecur. I’ ve of a d position. The distressed ship report* .1 *11 them were merchant ship*, threw were Coast Guard cutters, and sine her rndlo antenna down, but the naval transport If. H. 8. Klein- Coast GiutnUnu-n guessed •-hat the rpoicllr remove,! In smith. The Klrinamtth wa« only wlrsr* were _purp keep them fmm hfowing nnrav. t*0 mile* away. A Coast Guard air-sea rescue Communication w#^ by abort ssav,* radio. ’ plane took o ff from Miami. All the ships tnvotvasl-- the dbtressesl craft ami th* rescui vea•els— were on dead reckoning be r.imvs all e i.v id be Coai-l Uu»H cttte.M tun.1 bean rtrtlr.g fhrouah bnnlrsne galt-sr This made th# ivearch for th* Rusacll R. lone* difficuR, bevnurc none of the ln it. lU.tssi word r.-pott, lhe:8“ toJ ^ .fN b *»M j® »ta , * « l « f » ' 5 , ummittiu- conclude, 1 mere i. fuml of (.ovetnar Fullar Warren convincing svidence that o.g.n •« *< '** report. MJ"hn»««r h«» , > .. 1 groups of criminals have en "}iu " ' ‘f d* ‘« /or hl» four ,-,gci in illegal activities in many M-.rlda dog tracks for neat sea-1 ,-aita or the country, are strong »olJIt. K. AOOHER8ION «nu wealthy sn<l have m,.nop»>n«Johnston is president of tho ..I certain channels of interstate club opeiating a Chicago horse MOSCOW. Aug. IB—t^ t—Th* .. inniuriication. race track. Hr also has interests Soviet army newspaper Red EU0« Committee n-soinmi n.lati-ms al- in four <log tracks in Florhla. today pirturs-d Scandinavian coun­ ... iiuluded thr-e: The committee outlined sehst tries as preparing for wgr against li.iiiilgratinn lavs. shouM to. It callest an effort hy Chicago Intiva Sosld Union with th# tw.-ktiglil. rie.i; stiftrr prison ,enlenc-| terasta to nruscir into th# ItlcraIng of the United Stat**)»«*— * s* VS. k i l n t - ' Hould l»- imposed in narcotic*! live S A li gambling opetatlons In •>•»% IM I TroFa Mart In a lengthy edltorlnl the new*, N • I N M mi c.n-1 other criminal cases; income Miami Ilea.h. paper charged that Norwegian tax laws xstllch now permit rsa-j It said that In lblD Harry K uai youths are twin* given military kr-teer. to report nnge ca»h In-' sell "whose connections wRb tb# training under American obaer com* or <!i«t>ursemen! without Chicago (,’apotia gsssof ar# rlcarration, and Norwegian airstrips iup|>Ottiiig detail slniuld h«j |y estahllshe<t'r goX a Substantial Senate Group ara being equippest by Americans. tightened; anti trust laws should interest tn th# ayndlcaf# under l-c use.t against monopoly in Hr* suspicious circumstance*. ICaatlaa»4 Vtsss rear Oaet and nattorlall--m. 'I That ' ou-lsis uMumtViaUim-of gambling lafirt-) |n J.nuaty, tW*. tHa report U t «^ i" ife ~ s* m' he vrilf^mJka' hit , . , os _ . . •iue»r, coming from a M..sc..h irady for hi* .signature vvl.kh Insist that at! fornminlst n - w s s ? t . a s r ,nd " - n " & . « . by • Wpt. j s * nt-tt'-n. I xr. [| |*ir |id|cgirnco t- tiaiitputtation of slot rnachlnaa;i,t|g,ttd tome rnida on li A ti A bill tn order raatoraticn of , 1. •In *n unusual hl-partlsan aeRur,i.i ft tiTXIsr'gst i. xxry sm'lt tlere should also lie a law to pro- (>s>o)ti<- Joint upon information re. |postal service cuts ordered Hnn. th# Senate from (irnerallsslrmi Tllo, xs-hu got h int inteistate Man.mis.i..n of <rlv#j f , „ m Russell. Al about May by Tostmaster GGeneral ei.c... , J-............ ....... Finance Commit. . contignrd to th>- It'd dng.hn.|<a gRudiUi.g Information. n,at time the Contlneiital Press Donaldaon passed the llouae tee unanimously approvau tn# Hfcu.. ,e |.e i lung to natlnnallrm ' ** *reviewed —i- fit Kwrvlra rat** ritas ritilil rtl I Wedneaday. Wednesday, with enouah t 1i 1mersure that wlli will bring the naThe committee ite rllal distributor*. enough votes vote* 1 — iScrvice. race u win 'or .Yugoslavia. nr alsojit 10 day*, oxrerrtd# a veto. But It face# an tlon* J ** system near * wartime length evidence which it h*» , cut o ff 8 A G for , Still. the»e specious promises previously to .lie public In th* In After this pressure, the report urwertaln fat# lu th# Senate. | | The legislation boost* by about hsxf a saelec.fnr ring In smno Her- , xe*Ug*tl"ns into gambling at the •aid. the sjndliate accepted Rua- which may 1#» It die. 13.isK), 000 ,00U the annual Incom* loans . Iijsh t'- oits of Miami and Miami sell at a sixth paltrier. Th# President approved M , u u ‘ -hi.’t th." ^h**' • .• *i-v lbmh, Fla. I963JHH) t-*» public hou*. taae* nf over 60000,040 Individu­ « P . This syndicate grossed over totnlling ilhd] Thi-re lias hren testimony on Ing aultwitlHos In 20 locslltie* for als, and fp.craase* corporation 14' v-"i I.* reunited. I’ve spent n I .t t2d^tsr,')tMi ia lieta In IB4B, tfi* 2,W i low-rent houalng vie* by 1 1 .600.000JHM a yaar•npi - f time In Gs>rmany and on# -if cparatlons of the hlg S A G teport said, and in that year had planning Other millions will bo added tow unit*. I’lV most vis Id itrpressl in' r '- Rookie Syndicate, a possible Ga­ a net income of 1444,004. Th* Public Routing Administra­ federal ravanue* by plugging tat >'lvrs atmjt th» Intenilty of th# in with Chicago gangsterr, law Discussing law Inforcement in tion taid the** loan* under tha law loophole*, *nd by new 10 g** nnlti-nallaile feellnc and pit). >f enforcement rondlflcni, and big contributions to the li-l.s gjver Broward cossnty. tha report eeld housing act of 1949 bring to |62,- rent manufactutea* ekelse* on raea— Deutschland llbor Alles. total distributed television *#(# and on home fr#44Th# hlg quest Ion ahc.it the nnrahlp campaign nf Govtrnor Sheriff Walter Claik "accuatu 944.340 th# Isted conakterehly mar* (wealth! among 448 locslltie*. er*. Slot machine* vrtll com# In h'ovlet campaign In Western Ger- Ful’ er Warren of Florida. t(r« than then could could u# be accoumeu^ accounted for by The commute* said gangs tars Truman'* “ flit! installment” for higher taae*. too. manv ts when (If at *11) Ih* Red “liolltksl" activities nia; be con- operate gambling and rare book- M i rather limited ealary. xrrt»d Into physical nefon. Thst’* making #nt»tpru*« In Florida , Clark he* since besn suspend a development which most of the “ openly and notoriously s a a and *d by Governor Warren. world doesn't want to see, but j apparently with th# full know- j In adiotntng Dad# county, in one which tiie W-dern nations jc-fg# of th# »ntir# communlir. which Miami i# located, the Including the law-enforcement of- rommUtt* - i*porl*ii^4hat^ in . the ere preparing to counter. S P E C I A L S A L E mmy fivers who. In some cares. In five year tenura of fihai assgt* IncraaBad etcdibly Inilstsd to the commit- Sullivan hi* "assets Mid. Ua that they had no knowledge from about ISjCOO It 1944 « » » VfiAA#.%!••• a-west* e _ of th* operatloiu". to well over 170,O f b y hi* own •eBsMtimtlUiS) Mug. I aamieoion." • The report *aidi —’she gosernment to.lay ordered a "(•rutip* of knosm gangster*, 1he committee mentioned t#»" ir r e ie " on tha sale of It* sur­ from dlv»r»e sections of the coun­ Hmotty that Johnsto*. O .V. Oalfplus property. try. many nf whom hnv# Ion* ft*, Florida rlltaa grower, .ami reason; all property sifll rtlminal rarrtds. assembl# pel l oots Wolflofi, JockoonvUla buttla looked at Been, .. '* '• •• esertty at Miami Baarh. I > > nan, had .ramtrtbuiad IU 4,nee<lei| for defense. Fmhk r-ns. — y New each to tha ramptlfn. .. . p o v t ! a r York «* gang (r* 7 ° n ,\*T cnv‘ r‘ York "* »nmak* a k # their haadquarGriffin. H **M. 4A L/AW Ah at D** the 'J' Wofford and the tparlnl inveitlgalor .‘ ‘" T 1'.*• equipment »tars " » •< by tha govwyi Itouleva d I tel), th# Detroit 2 Dr. Sedan nn to look Into gamhRbg but Sedan tarv nlik* ' regardless of previous i-sng at the Wofford nnd Grand the commission was rovokwl Im­ l.oeal Owner — Extra Claan New Seat Covers, Good Paint, Motels, and the Philadelphia gang authority for di:.|M>-sl, mediately after Johneton paid a Good Ttra* A Good Condition Radio, Heater, Fully Equipped Meanwhile the Commerce Do. at Hie Sends hotel." Only The committee concluded that visit to th# gorermry. , Special partmi'lit clamped tiahter cnnltols On ev|»or1s to Russia and her $5 3 5 .0 0 » l MQ.no satellite*. Up to row, reports of ail goods 1946 hasr torn permitted without In­ dividual licrnses if the shipment* OLDS .. . £7 win- -mall enough (Ihi- llm'ta Sedanette ranged from It to 11.000, depend­ 2 Dr. Sedan ing cn the type of goods) Radio —. Heater — Locally l/aal Owner. Oood Owned — Kacellcnl Condition K lfivtive ininiriliatrly, the li­ MechanlenUy — Only censing procedure wa* revised For Bala with regard lo 11 count lice, Ship­ ment o f goods on the C.inimrrcd 91699-00 irepar irtment'a list of 1,100 con1948 trolled II items to those cuuntric* now must It licensed no matter how: small the amount*. C H E V R O LE T R Used Cars Airway L U G • !£ » a t* SALE »t(MH.(io 1949 OI,DS 2 Dr. Sedan Deluxe Sedan Beautiful Black 8#dan*tta Locally Owned. Radio. SEAT C0VERS-CUSHI0NS Tr«in Ca m luad1-.-.a I<.**I Owner - I'or ttel* 81699 oo Beautiful Blue Badanatte, Radio, New Tlraa Extra Good Condition. 28" Pullman ............. P r lc M S M - W lM M .it **• 7 .8 6 Include fill t*x e # Sanford Jewelry ft h im U Tai 194* - # . I $ | G 9 6 .o o 1940 OLDS 2 Dr. Sedan 21" Overnight ........... ALL COLOKKI) I LAIDH TIRE SHOP Good I 'm , eatra good Low mllaag* — Radio txcellint eondttlin Luc .Ss'a ......... . 18" Orarnight ___ «... Btafa VsnV nia*. ^ i 1948 BUICK GAG E BLUE IimVAHI) 7.INK QUALITY I iav isratt 1948 1941 Special FLOOR MATS RAYM OND M. HAM. tiroke I.Irens A 60 percent Increase nf tat*. phone installation* In Sanfard sin, y 1945 give evidence of th# growtlT |of the city. E. Turner, mans**? I of the local branch of th* Rcuth. i cm Rc II T, Icplm» # Co., ammun>*»d this morning. At pre»ent. there ar» S.8D7 te’e. .hone* In service het# ss compars-i ' with 22TJ at the end of ISMS he talr«l, an lncr-a*e of IJt.Vt. IInl H. Dumas, company rrss| l .lent, announced today In 4tlsn*«. (ia.. that the company d iTln» ^ past five years ha • added t I'll),. ! 000 telephones, an Increase of a|. most too percent. Mr. Dumas said there ar» A,. .HMt.tKNI telephones in servW *-v-tsv I •it the nln# states served hr South­ ern Bell, a* compared with I Six,. 1!<8« at the end of August. t#IV This Increase, he *al.t, Is at large as the Increase In telephones for the first IB years nf ths r->m. pany’t history. or In s review of telephone nrsgrrss during the past fire vears. Mr. Dumas al«o disclosed that Southern Rell had. 1. Tripled the nuyvher of rursl telephones—from 144.721 tn 4)4.000. 2. Almost doubled its number of long distance rirruits, going from 0.8(H) to Dt,500. 3. More than doubled the arroint of money Invested in telept-oM facilities, advancing from 18**^ 600.000 to »S37.000,000. Kniphaslilng the effect of con­ stantly rising cost on the t#l»phone company, Mr. Dumss said that each telephone added today ic,julirs fncll'lles costing nearly douliie a hat the*# same facilities cost In ItUfi. “During this past half decade, telephone service ha. become t lenrcr. faster ami more depend­ able in every rreps-*»." Duma- ssl-% ‘Our facilities and the skill of telephone men and women wer* |narer to far advanced as they are today. Whatever communica­ tion need* may arise, they will he met to the utmost." * Cor M ♦fi- *haftrt r NICHOLSON BUICK CO Jl« MAGNOLIA SANFORD. FLA. fl’- r'Si f i ) ) ' ! (j®-' "• 1 IPIIONR IBM '. " >’.. ‘ lie . 3 B K ■: �F R ID A Y . AUG. 18, 1950 TH E SANFORD C H R IST r f llR C f! M ish Marltara r?ill S o c ia l A n d P e rs o n a l A c tiv itie s * e le p h u n e 148 Jfj-------------------- ;---------------- yjcial Calendar MONUAT The Dependable Cla«- uf the r tu t Methodist Churrh will mr«! at Mr*, ii K. UullS houoPark Avenue at »:I»U |*. \|. There trill b* a market i>a«l.<t >al> IlK S D A Y • The I'lliit C’luli uill holil it. tei * ♦ » hu*lne»- meeting ,n the Yacht Club at 8:00 P.M. to t.«. by the hoard meeting at T.lili P.M Choir rehearsal at the |ir>BaptDt Church rt 45 I*. M tVKDNKMM Y Prayer meetinir at the Fir.t Baptirt Chur.h at H:iei I’ M FR ID A Y Under the spontonhip » f iieta Slgina Phi sorority. the rrrentii» l»t at thb Fernatd-Laughion Ml Ulorial lluapitnl i* Mr*. Jack Cue. A ll. Sir*. I a|> llennett from -ia,*.i nail, Ga i» the gur-t of h< t .I.ter Sirs. C. A. Adam*. M r * . 1. Itor-cv moI on ||..Iil.v el DtFuniak Spring* are vinltimr V * Dorsey** »uter. Sir*. Then Mr*, h. SI Swaim ha, teturne.1 home fiom Perry where .he ha* •been visiting Sir. ami Mr- J*,k Arrinittori. Sir wt»d Mr- Theo Pale und •«»D liarolit Iinvp rrturn«sl hoint* frutn KIJk u i r. T ax. whi rr t)»< y hav. bren vDiting Sir* Pair'. I.mthii A. ii. Field. a — — Friend* will Ii. gin.I to tearfi that Wiley Jarrell i* getting aluriK satisfactorily niter under inp ari operation at the Fi rnal I uffhlon Memorial llo,p,tul C H. A. Good,tCnl ha> been re ported a* retim e along tati.fac lorily after umlerKuimr an opera lion at the Orange Memorial llo. pilal in Orlando ^ S lr . and Sir*. Edward D Go’ tsch of Buffalo, N. S' are vl.lt* inr Mr* Gottach’* rnothev Sin Richard Ten F.yck at her home on Washington Avenue. Sir*. Max A. W o o d b u r y and . o n Si. Ten F.vrk of New Jer.cy. nr* vDiting Sir*. Hichnrd Ten Key! while Dr. Woodbury, her husband I* attending a conference at the I University of Connretieut. ' H f r and Sira. Al Hunt. Or. am* Sir*. II. CJ. Moore. Jr i f Seattle Mr, and Sir*. II (!. Sloor- Sr r* Wilmington. N. C and Sir. and S|r.«. Itaymond Paulk .Kent .ever"’ daya at Tom’* camp at lurk, Simp ha. Mr. and Mr. Hen K. (Nrrie «• children of Haeford. N C arrive1 In .Sanford VVr,|rte*dnv to vi»P Sir*. Currie'* nan nt Sir *<■ M r». George Well*. Mr. I’ttrr1 wrft thl* morning to return limn but Mr*. Currie and the ehlhlr-* Will remain here for awhile. i At I’H t C H U R C H E S A surpriw birthday party » » < *11 t hurrh S u t l e r * n ili .t be pre sented at th« t i n *1.1 u l l i i ' t »*» I Dr riven lor Mil* llathaiu tail I by «1%) t r l w i e ^ i i l l l u l l u t i . her mothet and father at their Suitlurd M m h lr r U I An-ix-iatum home on rhur«dav. The lawn war K ev. ii. I „ Zim m erm a n , Prrauirnt | beautifully devorated with p y colored light* which wrre *trung Jin? L'. Crew s, Sec. • T ra m . over the table* on which wen* placed gift* ntid the birthday ( Hpi*ropal I lin l V IJHISS ( III Hi h rake will. IP lighted candle*. He* II. I.yltlr':.., /.lminerin*n. F llCtrr ( IIIIISTI W M il Hi II tianie* were enjoyed and prixe* II. I I , Hector I ho; Sun lord \«rnur •vnn bv Leroy Straw tier, George 11th Sunday After Trinitv J. lUntUII Pirri*. V|inUt«r llcnton and Kdi*on Slyer*. '•* to A.SI Cbornl Eurhori-t am: “ Thr Sa« irdfii-F« Ilf n.r I .•» V R r {jn h iw iili we........ reed In j •€*1DIUII. lb »)" If I hr trriuoii1 t tftfft la • 1II«. 1 the following: M i., Gill, honor re, I* to A M Churrb ScIhhiI !•> I lir foi t *•• M • l i n n Sli*. I fort. Shannon, Mi.* .Mary* belVIce* durimt the week « l vH*r I hr I ,• t • • ette Cowan, M i.* Juanita lirahnin, SIonJay t lit o ugh Thuifdav and Chuii‘1) Sli** l.rt.oria Gill, Mi** Join"' Satuiitay Holy Cuiiimuninii 7 I !•( ('luiltli *« ht*4*l ||ir«t» • • Hu**. Mi** Weirtia M><|», Sli-* A SI A M Floi.e Benton, Mi*, eun Shelton, linlxy Holy l iiinniumt.il •• o I hr l.udlrv I '( tl l l t r r l • \| Mi*. Myrtle llanly. Ml*. Dorothy A SI d.'«\ iiU hi vftlth N|i« K.TI h .ii«1 1!•* (iillyard. Ml** June llughr*. Sli** Vlldurrk lllrrt||||ft ft I ft 1 Juaiitta Wynne. Mi** Eva Jo «lu«tv l*tnv• r \V*.|n» •••lilt • •1,‘f ft •• •' ' W tie, Ml** I eli, Rockett, Jack t i l t --1 I’H K S IIS IF Itl SN I* \l Benton. Kdi.on Slyer*. Harry ( III ID II V kllotlV Yvrh util* ' * rfttt'iiilt',| i Brown. Ennia William* l.eroy Bn \ i, Slrlnni*. ll.D.. I fill Ktraudrr, tlnlitn Ptillln and rleor* " (*’• A SI Churrh S. iiool ye Iter ten 'i ' A SI Mmnlng Worship AUo Mt »rd Mi* Carl Sumlc. S* II in-on C.C. Howard I K KK >: 1 IM MUS 1 i i l l i;« ii and .laughter me I Mi xml Mi* • w P.M Y’outh Fellowship Pio " 1 tiurfh S l f r r l -•••*1 1 MII 1 1 I. II Wynni ne,i Felow.hip «%rnor S|»r* in! Slusie foi ^uitdav Sloiii 1 r • *1 l( l lo i lent 1’ i w|»•» inv •iiiartrt composed of SirN til,, til \ S hmt| '* 4.1 \ ,\l It", Slann, Sli* I K SS‘alk.< A l •film* \V«ir«h»t» h i Gemn Touhv ami Cliffiml .SI. h .r Viiull|f I'rtiplrft I V lui *ing “ Follow sir" Kv* nit ik >’»*r %it • 7 (n r M H r n y rr V lrrlm r rim iM ld t The I'hilathm ('In-- of the First •• \l lta|iti*t Chureh held their legulur U l l M ' I F I III Mils | I m i , 1 II tla>* meeting lue-day evening nt • FI. Slrkinlr;, Slini.lri i i h s i i t \ r i \*\ « i i i K* ii the home of Mr* A 1* Holloway. 'I '* I’ II Slephrnson. D It F I'. m k \ « r m ir al SI %••• > » m t ' 'Ir* F. J .Martin mt<d a* c<»v » IS A.SI ('liureh S. I,..id A VS I* llriHik*. Ir |'.i *|m< ho»te»». rla M f » i rvir\ oi?r lidm I. V|||lrr. I d I h f r t lo i A -hurt business meeting wa* f Ur m■• , ^ M M -*t i ini’ V S nr«hiM S u in U y HidiiMit M |f» ' VI pre*idrtI over by the eln»* presi­ M o rn in g Wur*hi| I ! m» vt dent. Mr*. Ilollowav II un, de­ Sermon Topic "Bra. It k.u S t*i-’ 7;oo P SI Youth FVIIow-liii. He, i-A I’m iiiifiK l vnh»n •* if. r vt cided that the nominating com­ VI. • h A rn liiif Wft.fF.liip •• •mi I M mittee to nominal, of fieri* would ^ no P.M K,rnint Wur*hl VV •diirft'Uv Srrvifft N m I ' \l consist -J th, "Id officer* amt thi­ --Kuynmnd Studio rl*,* teacher. Sir* J SI Stine* S r " ..... f o p l i ••(‘" i n iilriire •» H m lt l ii j A lli'iB iln l Mr. and Mi*, j . ( I ' l • » I i Ip I h • VV •Ii Ollir cipher. Sir- llallev (Milam made a re|iort on the llapti*l -amp. The groom on top. Then* w „, open 1rla*. -|Miii-ore.| two girl* to at­ -Mr., Mrs. J. house from 2:00 P. SI. until ii:(R> I tend She nl*<- remimli-,1 the clasa Observe Anniversary P. SI. Approximately 7il guest* thut one of th, inmate* of th.* arrived tu congratulate the couple Countv home iia* a birthday this j •Mr. and Mr*. J. C. Sapp celeSir*. C. SI. Colhron. Sli*. II. W month bratrtl their 10th wedding anni­ Holdridge ami Sir*. Slyrtle Net­ Sir*. Hollow av pii-tnted Sir*. versary lu-t Sunday. They were tle* served refreshment- and Sir- Harry Huffman, who t* moving married Aug 14. He'd in Valdotta. guest hook. to Dilalidu a going away present Ga. Out-of-town guest* were SI * • from thr eta-*. Game* ami i*c>iitr«t. were enjoy­ Sir. and Mi*. Sapp lived In Gladys Freeman preside.1 over tin Daytona llearh for It* and one- Sapp'* mother. Sir*. A. V. Knight. ed with Sli- J H Phillip*. Sir*. half year* befure moving to San-1 Sir. and Sir*, (anti lames, Sir*. Hola-rt Sleeii* Won the prltefunk Sir. Sanp i* now working .Margaret Gihh* ami daughter, Deliciuu* refre*hme«it* of party Cola* and for the Florida Power and Light Peggy all of Plant City, Sir*. G. •amlwirhe*. Coain Co., She devute* her hime to her SI. Cathron of Valibxta. C,a.. Sir. i COCOSnut r » t i wa. «< I ' ed by th" housework and flower*. and Sir*. 11. W. Holdridge and hll.tr*..*, to the following Mr*. They have two <lnug|iter*, Slr>. family, and Sir*. .Maude Holdridge Cliff side- Mr* llnrry Huffman, Edward Wyalte o f Cincinnati, O. uf Daytona Beach. Sir. and .Mr*. Sir* John i Let*. Sir* Halley »d * and Sir*. Gladys Freedam of K. F. Groom* and Sir. and Mr*. ham. Mr* 'I X* Cleveland. Mrr. J II Phillip*. S1i«* I.oulie I’aulk, I'aola and one sort CpI. J. C. L. J. Heevr* of Deland. Sir- SI. T llayne*. Sir* ST A Sapp of the U. S Army Air F,-*ler. Sit- Uolierl Steel.* and Force. They bI mi have sis grand­ Mi. M. C Stone. children. The family and other relative* I l.ltl'K h ( IIISIw guthered fur a luncheon ill the C l yard. The house «a < lieautifully ATHENS. Aug. Ih Pre­ decorated with arrangement* of mier Nicholas I'lastirn- resiglie.1 multicolored gladioluses and tintonight unit l.lheral Party leader nia*. The dining table wa» over­ Sophocles Venixelos wa* given Die laid with an ecru lace cloth and IIAPPY BIKTHIIAY wa* centered with a three tiered ta-k of trying to form a new Saturday cake with a miniature bride ami Greek government Walter Meriweth* r Ir. m v «*» , *.•*•«• * F v lb Sir*. 8. I*. Whatley, Sir* Lloyd Lowe, Jr. anil Svl*. I*. J* Duggar. l.yllhloii /.inimrrman. II. !!-• \ irar lilt* Sunday Aft*i In n itv v M II »ly luiriti t Ail *||r Ulltullir I IK.ST i HI IH H III « IIHIST. M II M IS l Slurr.ing Wor«hip 10:45 A M. Junior Society C:I5 P M N Y . P S Tor* p m t.,ang*lr»tli Hour 7:45 P.M. Mid Week Service W»dne*d«. 7:46 KM N’ llTICK S'acatron llitile tchixd i* coming along fine. We reached the hundred" murk Thursday. If I were >nu Imy* and g i l l , I would 1in* ready to come Stonday for an­ other great uerk I f you do not have a wav to come, call I28.VJ t| of th“ and the hu> will pick >ou up and li»«- i*s.* take you hack MINI l.*i»l siTund Slrrrl Sumlay SthiKil * i.*» \ \\ Vlurfiinic 5h*rvirr I ! <m> \ \\ Wotlm -day Srivicr a im> |» \| l»«‘4lrtllla* HlK»fi T'll’»l|;|\ * 4Drl Kndav * I i ^i to \ imi |* \| •• v: K o l I- III, l l •P| • 1• 4JI.S**I 114*11 441«. 1. '' i l l III t 1. ft*l l.rr u| 1 III » l ♦••lit l « * I III 4•4* *’ f 4II1#t t ll*' * ••till 1*14 > i 1 .’It i ll a 1t ul llr il 1a a,T |> * ll lft-a (lit Iff* flit* art III'd fm1 V\i i nnd I ft 4*1 1••t ftf|«l|ltlliI Al'l! till*' hi nt* | | i t ir ivr ll t 44i«l|.. tit tit • . 44|*ft III,I Mllrftftlt- ||*r f, a V!•(' n *h:»' k fluff •t u l f i *tnti«|i »»4,#* t I » n n J »i* t i i s in VI ii s i ’ i i s l i Ml.Hi H Mirth Mrrrl and I aurcl S.rnur Br, S I Whatley, I'a-lur S u n d a y S-*i.n<i| 45 A M Cla**•** flit all agrSlorning Worship il;U0 A.M. Itioadiu-t over Butllo Station WTBB ' Bring Aihamed Of Je»u»” B"inan* in \ 111«•1' L* III! HT1' 7. ini p SI I'tiion* for all « Mlltpl I . tie 1 rv agr group. f ■•' 11*v« •: k f Haiti Evening Worship a:(Hi I’ M #11ftIf ftlit 1 •.s- lll>«« Be, (' F Purvis will preach ill l 11’. ••• all i i, t -Kith morning and evening while it ( Ilf**' ...... . »• mJ .*1 • the pastor i. in Kentucky in a r e ­ 1 lift 1 • Mill S "It tftl «• ||| vival. . 1.(1." t« t- liillim 0*4* •.!»• |t ft•Ift SI HildaV through h tldav .tatting •i t l In •nun S o * 1* M U i l nt 7dtn I'M our church wdl he in « lit I .ftI 41 III il*1 it Ii h i \ I* ., (raining union -tudv coui*e All » ti« S« f |*|Hlft-ft.' • M an It me invited to collie You will l ,M» i* I lift I fit* " f’ hr %ti’l oi ftI ••I o f r I |ill r« til Tf till* Mills Milt'! •h i e l, m i- - i, Ide*-m g by not at •I I.'* 1 4H»* tending .0.1 ihfftl ill. “ t'olli I I.-- i With l'- And VVe W|||||»ti a||if |4I||« Ift|•| • *• •• fmftnil* VV ill Do Tiler Good ’ * VI lid . till, d lift 4 rft.l i* lot* VI lint, I not I • ' I.m! ft*i r««t I HE t III ID II III GOD •ft <11".nt ml* dir* i • • *i •» • Ills 2‘iOy Elm Vwnur If ft I* • Ml* Ir* lull Hill Mltol. Ilf Hr, lo* C. I r r * * , Pastor •ft ’*•»*• 111 • • i Iriil ••».* i »« h! and »f Sunday -chi'id begins ut SHOPS mil < i vsii VV • • in Mind if (lull HIM M l I h r» Iras* V••4V mii * II.f nil* I 4I'l!* (Continued On Page Si* Style 6956 Vertically ttylrd Gabar­ dine »hlt(want with row after row of tuck* to »linv your figure. Dutky Blue, Jungle o / ! 7 2 SUMMER FROCKS stock$r» $n »o from regular some first time reduced r jr c c n t W in e m il MiJmglvt Urey. Suet M * to U * . ^ *J U Values 8.98 to 16.95 fin d 172 S u m m e r F n rc k a ta k e n fro m aUtck mid reduced fo r the fin d tim e . Kam oua nam e fro c k * In cool fid rrica IncludiiiM Lucky nhoppera w ill Style 6959 Martha Manning exploit* tlu clatiic column m otif with two rhythm ic row* oi matching Km c button* on (In* trim (own Jrc*>. Wonderful thirred k>di,e and gored skirt in Tricaiu R o m a in c. b u rn ish e d Silver Beige Bark. Harvest H o w oi Dinky Blue bust V o ilea , C h u rah ru ya , T is a n e G in x h a m , D otted S w ia a and C otton S u n h a c k dreaaea fro m yo u r v e ry fa v o rite m a n u fa c tu re rs . I t ’a a great n p |» o rtu n ity to h u y e x t r a frocka fo r w e a r now and in to W in te r. G ro u p in clu d e * fro c k * hy G e o rx ia n a . Joan .Sizes B - l f i ; Slit* 7 9 II 13 15 17 12 14 16 18 M ille r, -Mynette, D o ria D ialaon anti T r u d y H a ll 10-4 4 : 14 M-2 2 H . (Juuntity 3 IB 17 21 21 1 12 21 11 »• Size 20 38 44 6 Ij limit ily 5 2 3 12 Vi 14 V* 16V, 18V, 1 5 2 10 20 V, 21 Vt 4 1 H'r io JJH. Style 6958 Suit »tarter for fall In faille finesse features a l>cltcJ jacket and five gore skirt (or traditional suit comfort Black, Town Navy, Brown, or Green. Sue* M*ft tu 22H Id A 11•••11tii i tniim«l it • li • » Xliiid mil* vt t la-.e. fm all ageGood • • | ••*•I lio idiot *11 Ullllld |r •plllt fiilrd teachers to make the Clearance 4K Fire Control (Oealtaaea Vre— es*r « auist In fighting all kind* of fir**, *ald Sir. Cha»*. Such a unit would not only pro­ je c t forest tree* but would a**i*t <%) preserving wild game, he add­ ed. Many bird*' ne*ta ar* des­ troyed by forest fires. The appear*nce of the countryside along the highway* would be Improved by th* elimination of blackened area*. Although all fire* cannot b* prevented, they can lie con­ trolled and damage reduced, he declared. The Wekiva Hunting laodge. which control. 3J170 acre* of . Ilfed, haa signed the petition, ac­ cording to Sir. Dawson. "* Other landowners who ha'e signed include three county col muaioner*. J. F McClelland, •>' O. E. Fouiakre, 40_aere and ft. B. Pope. 7 acre*. County Clark 0. P. Herndon, who h :* 7*0 acre*, haa *lgne,l. Th* (Ignatures al*o include thaaa o f A. B. Pateraon, 800 ac­ re*; R. W. SVIlllam*. 500 acr#«: V. A. Dyaon, 1.500 acrea; the Malach Brother*. 305 acre*; Hena y Simplon, Geneva. 240 acra* and Gaorge A. Speer, 311 * « e * . On two conaecutive dty*. S*nford firemen have been railed to jt*lde of San- II n STOHK SIIOWFH ing game* were played and dr* : llrlou* refreshment* were *erved i fee the hostrsM'*. Mr*. Charle* Tiaye*. Mi»» Slyrtle Lee Hardy and Siiaa Elnl.e Benton to the following: M"*. Pearock, honoree. Mr*. Fj h. uregarjr, arts. W. E. oiatuet, Mr*. M. Wilson, Mr*. W. B. 8t«trail, Mr*. T. P. Cason, Mr*. T. J. Davit. Mr*. Karl Sweat, Mr*. Jack Benton, Mr*. Dc*»i» King. Sir*. C. J. Wilkinson. Mr*. R. Matey. Mr*. L. II. Wynn. Sir*. David Slyer*. . * • aa »• O l»,% CHURCH Or T H E N A 2 A R E X L MS HepW t v r i M lie*. I,. It. Iluthton. Pastor Sunday School 9:4S AM C. Sapp The W. SI. S. uf the Central Baptist Church honorrd Sir. Doyle Peacock with a aturk thower *eaa*■• Has Hirllulay Parly Lon^HooJ f I |d rrip.il> Meclinir Is 11fid Hy IMiilathca (MasF'j Personals PAG E THREE H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A �PAcfeFfim T T t» PR1DAY. AtTC. 16. j^Sb a f r i n t . n . i« A V » o d h . n . o m p A DeLand Takes Easy Game From Giants By Score Of 12-4 Giants Commit Five Errors Afield To Give DeLand Game; P e r r i n Protested T lif D tljn d Rr<J I l it, took *d Vantage o( 13 lut*. r> Giant r m m • nd ft h ate, on bill* to defeat th ' G ianlt by a ><mr of 12-4 in • c e n tu t ili.il latte.l 2 h o u n ami 40 m inulrt |.lit niitlit. l b ' Red K ill not off In 1 fm (tail in l b ' first inning by pud. mg ic to n 3 intn on 3 Inti and 2 Giant 'n o n Imlnie the Gunl* were a id ' to retire llirm. Southpaw Jim Ninidrlon ilaitrd *n tlin lull for ‘tin- G u n iv After Bi'init u|> 11 tunt on 0 hit« |m w.n p u ll'd in fa u n of f a i l H u ri v.l . (m u ll'd the ra m '. In loalnir *fi' game t h ' Giant' d roop'll anothrr full game Into fifth p larr im I In- G-M .n a i ’K vlrtorli.ii* over A ralrin. Andy Elka Pitches Barbara McNah And Fliers To Victory Entries A t Volusia Jo Ann Strawdcr Win County Dog Track Birbrra Mc.S'an defeat'd Mary By AHSOCIATFII 1’ RF.HS Birmingham Whips Atlanta 8-4> 8-4 In Monotonous Doulilcheadcr Andy Klko n a i ahaky nnd hit FfnaaroU Fllrra weren't hacking nim In the field like a prnnant rontending team hut he hung long enough to pitch the Flier* hark into second plarr of the Southia*tern 1,'ague. Defending champion I’rnaarols whipped the league Montgomery Rebel* 9 8 ami to«ik rocond from 'tendon. Metidan took an 8-7 whipping from the Jackson Sena­ tors who rank only three and a half gam '* out of th ' lead 'vrn though they are in fourth plate. Andy Klkn of (Vn*arola gave up 12 hit* and «nw the Tlrtr>|» acor' fotil tlhtal In the ninth inning. I’erunroln got U hit a and made two error*. Montgomery matched error* with the Flirr*. Selma won It* 40th game of the season 4-3 over Vicksburg In a «econ'l divHlon l>attie. Selma got in hit* to nine for Virkshuig. Jarkion pu*hed over a run off a walk. Infield lilt nml an nut fiehl fly tiy Tom Dnvi* In the ninth Inning to Ir-at Meridan 8-7 Klmer Toth pitched M’ vrn and two third* for Jach*on. w|i re­ lieved by Chur!; Henry who held Meridan *eorle*« In the la«t two frainea ami got the win. Kddle Bovk reeelveil help from A* * lenegidr Albinism »ee n Matin*, who grt< hi, tmknarn one-time color o| lu< lemiier. it so / hem. He end two Boron pitcher* are arming th« tiiggeit r'a»on« why Birmingham hn< replanted It­ self Into tlie* Southern A snclat'nn pennant rare. Birmingham whtpp d Atlanta hy monotonou* 8.|. 8-1 *crrc Inat night In a riioihl. lie nler and fioro the way I tie- Baron* per. former) the ( 'racket* had hcttri hold otf all ijrf . | tan* f m flying the southin' Pag. Al •I hi N* artivitir* In•t night rompli <1 hi* uulek r n f> r T li' (ilanti rnllrrtnl n lull ami 8 ha*** on l.nll-i o ff th ' Mat luirI 'r hut ivrn- unable to get th. runa across, having li ft to nun strand'd on thi- luiar*. I t'd Hat maiia"i i Hill iVrrin dtrton *cmn| from third when Levy filed to renterfu Id. Ilafi necker, thinking two werr out, rounded second nrul wn» out uiak Ing It a double play ticforr h fouiil get liark to first. IV n ln ronten.lxl that the mr should not hsve rrmnted l>ecaiH<' it wa* a double play. It wa* aunounee«l later that arvrdln g to the rillrlKMik the run founle!l hrraui' the man rronwd home plate before tin1 third out was made and it was solely up to the umpire. The I.milt* Journey to (iaine*. Wills* tonight to play the fourth place I*.Men with Clyde Slovens slated to toe the luldier for the Giants. I)el.sitd *b r h r a 8 Fernamlet 3b H I 10 3 Allen It. f> I 2 tr 0 Mel.eoil If fi 2 2 2 0 Pirflr rf 42 12 0 flrseseke r f 0 2 3 11 Dunne g 4 1 1 0 0 Ilrtienlng 21. 51 1 4 4 Harrow- *■ 0 0 10 3 >1 Feinandei p 4 2 I 0 o Totals 47. 12 1.3 27 II Sanford Chad.lertnn *s r .e lk e r 21. llafenecker rf Lavy II, Tomsk 3h 8lng let«n p 0 rl. III *7 t« 1! • II It " I ’* III Iirtls s wa* the first to lake a t.lts* out of Athii.'ir'e lead lie did the whipping on n f. tti hitler. Ferris* ram* to Biinilngham from th« HoMnn It" I v,,, t,. take the sore arm cute uridpe l l i s i e ’* lot sun. J.iu Wallace I* ,i recruit from *ui:‘naw, Mi.-h . ami t..* eight loi­ ter in the m i •-l.ini.ig second gJ’7*4 ei.ou'd cetc . soli * aM. nli. ri Iron the higher mi* in the Bed So* i Haiti. 111. Barons' slum r of the pun two weeks looked romplct.'ly n o 27 12 M| tnt noo t? | 0 | 000 2 0 0 — 4 n la h li ill. Hpahe n liM | r . 11. 1 1 lean i t iCIay IfeafniT Leads in Lastcrn Open delivered the l.ig lick, a run homer In the fifth. It wan tile second Mraight out I.*** for the Senator* bowed to I’alatka I -**. at 1 !3 .1.1 Wednesday night. It wasn’t so much failure a* lack .o f clutch.hitting o pint of tile Orlando d'.il. left nine men * 'landed oi sacks. LKBBBURd, Aug. ih —1/13 The St. Augustine Sainta made their last apprnrnn.e in l^-e.lung thi* season a profltal.le one with a 3 to I victory here la»t night. Ken Motley held th ' I’sckrrs to fivr hit* while the Saint* were picking up seven o ff the offering* nf Weaver, The Saint* nicked up Hire" run* In the flr»1 Inning » f n had lioiince triple, a walk, hit l.attmsn, and one error. >Iurnlo.« ri *• <7 H i t i-— * r e i a * m i i * H a lt fla llv li« « M e i R * fir eel MeOslllan R 'tirn K r t t h e r . Another fhsm p. A r lln . i i n t i m a n , T»pm't«t P l v l a a Aaeo t. M r'llia ni I'lia n e I ’r * . U r a l . R . n i r l Jla -le T It art n eM . M> llrO Hull. N.u t . * l M r s t a in r a t h —a i«i*> a n , •••* |. R r l . It .774 |(ai Hon* Hit. C. t. PERSONS ti it m (.Special>— Football coaching a»•itnment* for the University of Florida Maff this Fall weie designatr’d today by Head Ci'arh Bob Woodruff, w h o h*giu« ttje first season c f hi* seven ye,r con­ tract when piartlre open* Septem­ ber first. WocJruff, Fiona Bioyles, Joim i 1 1 s* t S H IT IIC N k tasncTA TK I t k . M N a * W ,4 a . e . t a , ( tea m H Atliola >« t lll .n i t n a h a n . 7» i Ns,Ovule «i ; 1 Jlsnipt.le S* New . i r l n o * <7 * MnOlle *1 ( . h*tl*»ooga *7 7 I Kite R im k 4" 7 M r« a lle T e k l e s d a , Il i .m l n s O a m S -l, A t l a n t a IVte.niiht* t. I. lt lf e Mork 7 11 Intel C k a l l a n o .- s * *. •***r., tile 7 New O r l e a n * 7. Mobile 7. R r e k e l relief. *al« . K i n * Johnny. HI i n . i I 'o m r a d i rr>||,*e T r * . t vi.ir nian ff o e i * • K i n a , f i t n w o o d I, <<ir>l» t i r r a o . tlul ter Mali. P u r p l e Mona. T o II- P o e im i r-> im tlplnmetrlft E Y K S E X A M IN E D «| .A S S E S F I T T E D 118 S. Palmetto A te * , w o. It,die arl.tr. tlraull'lan. f l e i l e r l . f ' e l l , 1*1 llroad l i n e d , K a r . Mary l l . n k . Ilandr ll l p p l * . ,, . Sauer, llohe llooser ami John FI. M ilw a u k e e *1 1 4W T ' l ' d n Sf : » K a e sie C ity ' * fleee lle V e e r s , A a , 11 Toledo I. K a . i s a e P i t s I I* <'<>lumki.e r,M i l w a u k e e 7 I*s HI I ' e i l at In d i a n a lie ippd II u in n e a p o t i i in. I^o i s v l ll e 7 1 F.-- Singleton. I’.'tker, Chad dertrn 2. I.evv, M. Icrnamlet. H rem sm lei. RBI Hrtlr, Bnnow 2, 2, Alim 2. H ifrn w k 'r 2, >lrl.e< d 2. 2B I’ lrtle, Ml Bsrrow. SB Chs.l t 'iton. Mrarseke, Bruenlng. S Chadde ton. Dl' I'AI.ATK AO-M KN B r a e s e k e to Allen; Fernande* to I’ A LA TK A . Aug. IH — (A*)— B r u s n l n g t» Allen. Daft— Da- The Oalne«vl!|f li-Men *wamn»d Land 14. Hanford to. RB— o ff Hie I'alstka Aisteaa here fast Fernander 8, Singleton 4. Thle* 2. night by a 14-5 score. gO — hy Fetande* 9. Singleton 2 the winner* got 17 hit* off 1 1 0 — Singleton 9 hits In 5 2-3 Inning* It rdn*. W l'— Singleton f*|* — Singleton. Dunne. Winner M. Fernander. I.o«rr— Singleton. U— Buck and Hettinger. T— 2:4n Oltl ANIK) DA3THNA D AYTO NA BEACH. Aug. C«R i,.o il*, iris tnd. li t HI l * i . l _ (.. r a l a . I.KKSIIl Itti-HAINTH • Jackson rf T ofsvth e Nsville If Tide* p Total* m a r ., i'­ l l 11 Margaret Herndon in th« quar­ ter final round* of the annual Junior Tennla Tournament ye* terday by a score of <J-3. 8-3. MU* Herndon had defeated Sarah Ja­ ■KtnAir n u i —* tars* mi# cobson Wednesday hy a score of tf.nst Mall Hall * ......... . 7-5. 8-3. •►♦ear l> Honlh tl*n<1. K e i t l n * In the first round match, Jo M a r i l l 111, hep.r. Net*. ' U til* Ann Strawder won over Joan H l u r p y . I t o r a l I t l a l i n e , , . I t s s l P " ln l Wright 7*8, 8-6, and 84. T i i i r i i i n i i i:— a i n * , m i i * Penny llutrhineon will play C o n i r i i t , l.u ek r I.a,kin . pair Janice R«*l In a final round match Hop*. ll e*t T u lin . *4.1*11, | . ,« * i l* t i l l ’-lte O ff i c e r , A>< "pie I Saturday. The toureament It being play'd t m nr n n tt K—a tata* a n , h o .k r A n d re * tin • ! » ' • • * . ,n on the Mellonvill' Park Court. I* •pomored hy the Business and P e a r l * ! . t>ak»t* M u le V i k i n g I • h l a * h x Olo. R u n F> s * r Hun. B a r e r Professional Women’* Club, and r°* I* tiring directed by th* City Recreation Department. M i n i * i» « r:—m iarii* rin * T fain when h ' Mopp'd Freddie Be* *hor» of ilattitburc. Pa.. In tta llth. * Nobody know* if louls Mill can fight. Walcott almo«t whipp'd him In their first meeting. Many still think Jet er J<*e won. But ths Bomber knocked him out °n ths tveond time around. He haan’t had a real fight tinee that second Wtlcot bout June 25.1948. In line with th'ir drawing pow­ er. Ixtuls will get •IS P 'r cent and Charles 20 per cent. kiddie F.agen. chairman of tlQ New York State Athletic Commit•lon, ta il the winner would be recogniird m world champ in New York. Chntlet. champion in 47 Mat'*, never ha« been crown­ ed In SVv York which h.dd out for a Charlet-I.'e Savold battle. Harold i. the Hriti*h version of world champion. With I/uii» com­ ing out of retirement and Savoie refuting to meet Chari**, the l.nnli.1 n ir l'l tmuts get* the nod. liner will work with the Oator va n ity: Sam McAllister will roach the “ It” squad, and Arthur SANFORD vs. ORLANDO Dave Ttuike and ia te y Brunke after tho seventh inning, Burke got credit for the loss. Banks Mrlh.well hit a homer on the first pitch, of the game for Jackson, Bill Johnson hit hi* 14th with none on In the seventh when Meri­ dian tiid the game with four run* and Jack Mauptii hail hit hi* 13th in the slith with one on. HA I,TIMOR!:. Aug. Dt— td'i 3lo other 124 golfer, in the f| g . 7 10 Eastern Open tournament to day .crarnl.lcd madly after pond. er»u* Clayton Heafmr of I'har lotte N. C.. 225-pound of *|ow motion pro. .Ilncfner, hal.llng, rniistar'hloed World War II infantry *ergeant, whirred out In front In yeaterday’s opening round with a •}&. Ilaefliek broke the rnnrse record »rt in 1938 hy C liff Spencer of Kllrah. th City, N. C., t.y two stroke*, and he established a four stroke had over his nearest foci, Fred llna*, Jr., of Claremont, Calif.; Farl Stewart, Jr., of Dallas. Te., Buck White of Ormond Beach. Fla.. John I’alnirr of Bs.lin, Zh m ostpupafor e/tffit* Mo*# Irvcksri ins Chevrolet than oay other aiolel And owe Imporlonl reoien li VoNs in-Micd •ng'ne de|lg a Toe 31 yeori Chevrolel ha* b*an l4w lo>gct pioduce* ol world fomoul Votve-kvtUod enginat. ' four I'alatka hurler* while the sstne number of Gainesville tot*»r* wire limiting Aratea l.altrr* to five hingle*. B/uQ-Rom* combustion Chevrolet'* Vatveln-Head design mokei posslbt* the imocrh, even burning ot the fuel—fcAre-8osre combullion. Coer.burden chamber* ora rcbnHftcollr rhaped to wring more power from ovory drop of getatlao. 18 —HP)— Go. rg* Cave pitched Day­ tona Beach to a seven hit 50 shutout over Orlsn.ln hers la*t night. The Mender \4ctory shortOned Ih* Senators lead to two Low er corf porm ffa f •v NYLO NS S H A R K S K IN S T R O P IC A L S C hsvrolst'i Valvsdn* Head loodmottor ew * gin* with grsoterfwrra* “ ‘j pow er a t the clutch offer i knportont odvonfog** fO truckers. If meant g rea ter sfft* R A Y O N CORDS 10— H A C E S — l t COLORS — A L L S IZ E S V iiIuch to 9.50 SUNDAY YO U R CHOICE /fcfat/rca TW O P A IR S FO R 1 1 .0 0 ONE ALTERATION FREE WITH EACH PAIR Nef Irene pew st - , . Ih* pew it yea ttta, the parurt dsffvsrad at th* chrtiA , . , li IS* true meeawrv Ing *tick af a truck’t ability fa haul paylaedt. And far naf hart** pawar, Chevralgl' heavy-duff buck* wflh UadmeMer angtn* have n* equal emang the fhra matt papular dandard equipped mnhgt In thotr weight eiot*— U.000 M 18,000 lb*. O.V.W. Chevrelof heavy-duty |n*it lead lfi*<n eiH Camporu the facftl Check the serial plate* of all rhs dutch lhat cauaftl 'Com* In and let u* tall yau th* M l ttary af Chevrolet’* truck laadarshtp. SftvvW tr mrt U4 > v*e *• ' ! “ • v~ 4 m m a t w >«*«N HOLLER MOTOR HIi |r t W p ^ i B I ! i'la n il �' kV. A E G . 18, 1956 Jeetliint If anr. ilrnuM b* dull Pled atier filing pro«f of publicslion •h.ialng thl* nolle* haa b**n tuMl.hM toil * * w**k for four n*»i uil*. watka n*«k«. lh* m*lt*r matt»r -if of > t n * , n r i r r jr n iiu a I " • "*-rutlv» A viV V n il av-w lvni! of -aid f*p. M and thr V r V t'n n itv* ,K ,,,,ln ,.». « n i » . .r.l*,i«* ,.r diat'ibaiien » f m M *•• , ■ '• !* - II . . . lh. . >Jft »\ r I lo ll DON ftiT A T K O F JK**|K M t .v r m A* Admlnlalralor of tv I ru.r.l •aid rati.tr I htii K o r i i m i . iu t iu h » m , rir*i puMl allon on Auanat II \ p rt ic » t i i » s m u n m h o m . i 1*10 All parann* » r . h.iah* >.<.«in..| hat lb* und»»*i*n»<1 a* A.lmlnl.ii ,. hr of *al<> ••t*l* haa . . nul.tr,| h* admlnlttratlon Ihair.if an I )>*• I* T ill . IMH IT a ail H t o r T ill llad In aaiil cntiti hi. fin.i ... .. MATH -it lili l* l. a Ilia I IT air ll.d apl-ll. ailnn for Hlx-hamr UK. r i l l l l i n * I* * AII run *i:*»l. Alll l: a HI ATT. I* I M AAIm iT. All. timi MFHHII’ M*U'h 11AI I •• lifts lh# K ilit* «»f SUr »• «lu*nr» t)KttR«4, PUInllff. ti L eg a l W o t Ic e A. D. ROSIER Dintrihutur For J o h n s — M a n v llle P rod u ct a • Asphalt Shingle* • AtneUot RMngUi • Roll Roofing* • Rorlc Wool Rail* • A dieiloi Fltxbotrd • latulatlng Floor* • < miking Pnttii* T nn»K * If*.all ai a i rhona to: Hoof. >|i At ten o’cli>ck nn Tuenlny innrnlnR. AuRuet 22. I960 the Seminole County Hoard of Public Inatruetion will received rented bldn on n treat (hr nystem for Lyninn, ficbool, l/mRWfMMl-Altnmonte, Seminole County, Fl*»ridn. Plnnn and epecificntionn enn l*e obtained from Architrct Elton J. MouRhton at the Snnfonl Atlantic Na­ tional Hank HtiildiiiR on d eceit of Ten Dollar*. The Hid must Ik* accompanied by n ninbier’n or certified check in the aum *»f five per rent ol tiie bid. The Hoard reaervea the riRht to reject an> nr all bids. HO A H I) O F P U U I.IC IN S T H U C T IO N Ft HI C O U N T Y . F I.0 IU 0 A L. E. Jordan. Chairman T. W. I.nwton, Superintendent • .. .. ..............H l \ . TS,?1 , " H I,r nr r l l l l « ill ATI i HiMii.r. i in a rt ix ru n i i i t i IIO IU IM IV IN iiiti rntATr; <•» m ia n k ii I'>i t t i :m i i : ii i », Tar *1.1. • lll lil l u ll, m i ri:n - F l rat >••11. . s rfurd ! .1 4 ' " 11th !^>e N O T I P I * H I l f I t n t V t l l V B X tha* pura iianl la* «*h* tftf »M Florida Htatuta* 1*»|| .»• . n i ■• D l tlie fol lo w in g det«rlhe«) '*• t >.« H#m|nol» t S u m i y . Fl«*ria|« *• ill t.» o ( f * fT*l for • a i r at | ol th **ut. m f •. tt.r high r* t and I • • • . % • Id. *• * frith1 door of I h r Month' *lr P m i n i V PotlM lloijar* at S m l a . i d I**-I lining «• I I I I \ M . n V l . - H l n . \ ig<|• t »«lh A l» MJR NT1. -I I O V I , I# Tow n*hi|t 21 r >tilt I .’ a n g e 21 I . • t-d.t. J M \ U A* r n ..f I «»t II * * IAII • I AIM* III! III!. *1**11* t It « I * *T •***!* >:«T(T>*. Ton and rath -»f in* ar* h*r*bi oollfl*«l and rr.|yir*«1 In nr*«.ni .n. • lalma and d.ntanda alii, h vim or ,ith .r „f m„ h. . r ».i*ia of KIIANK II PaiTTrNaU-li i t . a . r d lal» . f U K I'.mnli l o l l . fount. J.id*. of *rn.li...|r fnumPTorld*. al hi. ..fflra In t*>r r.,.irt of I'ounit a| - nfiin! FI«rM. nphh eight r^leiufar nmnthe fr^m time of thr atl**n «»f thl* noflre Itarh r»alm <1 I ahull he in »r|tln« II ! • \ || i » • o r t A r r r i u n i a i I ' y v a p p p r p -i j an»| ehall elate the |*U. r of re«|. Ilia* t* i i i mtu< • Mat u - k 3 Tilt til AH M»\V Altl>H h*r h«i» den- e en<1 JRtit offlr e *ddrren ,»f ih* T a g * *1 band. rlaltnanl. and «hall tie *wnrr> to I* . t* I I A U llioth IS P m a m PtftndaHti ht I he r lalmant. their afent „» wohl. I*h«l Ita-a.y \ Pm r *»»» A t | n iN H i o « i in m* %inHT«i%iai: their attorner an«1 ran* -u. h . fatm a rial I • If M in n : n»* art i i « i * % « r » » r * nr demand not »o f it*.« .hall he L«d* 13 A It III ' 13 Pretrti M il void I. I'laf II . •! NCVTlrK IH MHItl llT OIVKN fh«i fl/ in r.x rK i: m n i r v u n i a rial IWm »• * • t>ouiu* itiM lm ai m I* rtf Inf .if lh# |4 •• W || l^»t If ID i IS l»r* imw id Matter In Cti«n«#ry. under and hi ana| Teetement nf KranW II flat I P a i r , ft* * U # nf a final d*rr#e forn-loi Pottrnaer. a|e. ea«ed • ' * . I« ak ♦ ♦ • I *ira and »al# entered In the abnte Klret |*uti||< atlam A igtiet I. 1 f|f» L it* ill aril It: r tn r h w m i entitled ranee on the Ith da* of f l a t l l * . h 3 f i g e * 7| Aniuat. - A f» 1#S<V tvtil offer . for M int »: 111 I »•!••*« It «• f n ritN iw *v •ale and «e|i to the hlgheet and l-Ml |TMF ‘*T.ITI n r I'lriftltM Tt> Pie r h *•( the Plrmlt Milder for tael* th* following d W I L L I A M I M ’ VI \ V Or m Ml' t ‘ourt h'rtt.innle C o u n iy •r flhed property ktmnn aa * KlIBP- . U |. J I ' H T i r i IM MIll.iN m«*f Ida i I'll: H tillIIJ.** l»*r ated on P P 1 V I L L I * S OUT H • A I IO L IN A . %Vlt t HI*.At.t 'federal Mlghnat No. IT >1. eltuale MAiiriAniT h r M . t r t i t a i .i )|ng and Klttf In Heu»ln»>le r’nuntjr " i v Dllll ' DATTON "if.* N O T IC E * • ' Ton are hereby r*.t|fir| that a Iteglnnlng al the N'orthrift r*.»r* • ult ha* been hfouaht agalnM • •»., I w i l l not I*. t..|>t>ti*l|.|r fol tier e*f He. tlf.n 11». TonneMp ?l In the Pm Ult Poarr of Memlnote a n v tl.'l.t* rntiti n. i.'.l l>v nttyon< • . th llangp I" Kail, run Houth t'nunfy Klorhta In ihuttur* t.% l"<‘ feel. then, e Ha*nth II *1 a nlhn limn l u y m l f . Viola Valeria llnlrofnbo ■•»* •*! | i f i i i irr fnlfioiaa w#at* ItT.l l a l e d t i t l e o f wh ir l* « a - r |« V i n t * C. il. S ta ffo rd feef at t point ««f heglnnlng for \ a l e r l a Ifnlr nn ihe . p l a i n t i f f i K « l r * * f ad*. eald lot. t|ien<> South II de­ M'HHarn J P u n l a p et al. d e fe n d arer* JT minute* Meet. }}1 JS a n te , and you e r e h e r e b y fe«|tilred feet tu a Port* r»fe Motuimenl to fl|t fpereoooll) *•» on the rlfht of «%a> line nf IT with the Piet V nf *atd t*mirl e.aiif B lllahney llr»ute 17 and •!: written appearanre to the r\.m thenre nlth the line nf tald plaint in *ald eult on the Ith >!«% Mlhwat. Mnrth J7 deareee IT September. IMI, and there ifter f»» minute* Ratt. ISS feef !•» an iron file with the aald P|ef|» ynuy writ pipe. then, e leaving tald high­ ten rtefenaee. If any. t«• the P*.m way. aouth degree* I f niln* plaint In eald *ull at the time pte I iilet Sail. IT* | feet |n the glare •crlhed hy law nf beginning \\ t e ni r.i| al T n • y llt!ltl!|^* fall nn| nr Judgment will gt the front door of the Bemlgnle he anteren again*! ••*** ht defenlt t* w ttn n cr HIna*nn» Ttiftf it ounty t'ourt Huuee In the Utlf nf The nature of thl* «ulf t* »t*e f-*»r Hanford. Plntlda. on the 4th day of rloeure of that retfaln Indenture . f \\ • liu*« l« .tl 4*^*t ! •§••! Hepternher. A l» during the mortgage date*! the 11th •!*• of N tit itlilr .it I %.ttllln* legal hour* «»f *ale Hold *ale to eat- June 1*1* and ro*-«.rated to Unit |*fy aald dertee Term* a*geh puf* *<■» Ihing if page I f ..f the puMh n tti mire .tl I'rflii t tMii ! * hater to pay for deed record* of Meminnl*. Pounte Pint I Haitll l| .it 1||IU Thie Ith dat of ,Upi«t A l» Ida from Ihe •lef*ndant William J iHU'tll %H HTKWHTIIOM I'unlap and wife Pleanor |l fun l i l t I t mImIU *1 ••• A% Hper lal Mggfer in \iep. t«» tlienti ll*»lr••mhe. eueumher lug that « •Main p.ir< r | of ’ |a*. | a'l I ol**nl tll»m ti t’hantery I M*»e 11. K# ml not* Coif t i ll h a rld i Ml \\ I rtilial al I " • * It Iv»t 27* A *»f Sa nfo rd t V I n r r ; »>g||g. according tu t>l • t th»r# .f r* t.i tnd t ritlt.ll Mf.yfbMi (urdral In f l a t |h*«<l« I page** \ •% M.e* \U Idtuliveal fi.eea | «h d 74 nf th* in ihtlr record* *-f NOTICE H K M IN 0 I.K N o flr e Heiglpote p o i n t y . f l '* r ld a to *P< or • n I tide hlealne** of Tw rfr tr f|% llundreat |to||ar« ititi W I T S T . ^ s ».* hand an*1 • • I d P nurt at Hanford Kemlanlr P m in ti. fh u ida thl* Srd d«i *»f Au g ual. |4 i# f tl* IIK IIM n i V PJerh of Ha1*1 Point IHKAI.) K IlK f II UIUIOV I «"S-f»»l Atlantic Natl.mal llanh lltilldlng 1Hn||rtt»»r for Plaintiff IIOLIiOW A Y ’S IN O R L A N D O I'ltK M Il M « 'l \I.ITY DEER PK I'ftS IT________ S T R A K JIIT RO LRRON l\ Tin ; i tit tir up T iff: tin %i% JllM .lt a» Ml Still* n il > n . IKtNIIII IS P li»lt l i t IN III!; rjfTATK #»K HAI.LIP Jy PfllW. I‘n raaerl Til II.I* till III ffllta %S|t Pill SOS* II %%I Ml l I. %I M* tilt III M%Sfy% HMIMT W%f f» I I T H I 2 lor 2.rie ________NO 3 .6 9 s ill V*..» and earh *»f you am hcrrl*y nn I'lP H ir notified and re«iultcd In pm*rnt nn* flatnta and demands which y*»u. nr! either of you. may h it* against th* I (i()L D .MEDAL eatete of MAf.LlK JA'Yllift, d* reaaed. late of tald fVtinty. In th* D R V (»IN 1 .8 9 a rountir indaa « f H»mln..W rniini*. 1Klntlda. al al. oCflr. tn lh» r.iurl . *ald •Touiip at .-vnluij rtorlda. wlOiln .lahl rjt t.nda. ’■* OLD S P T T O N i ninnlha fr..m lh. llm. ..f th. rirat ! m ; I’ lin n r in i :n p i p piiMk.lli.n of thl. tintlr.. K.rti ' rlalm nf it.inanit •halt I- In «.|i Ina. and .hall »tal. thr i.t.r. ..f W H IS K E Y f•• l.trn. • and t»n.t .iff|i a atldra*. nf , lh. « lalmant. an.l .hall t.a awnm KE<;. U t 3 29 ,IM In hy tha rlaltr.ant. aaant. nr atternar, and an* an. h . |a|m nr dr Use HKRALD Want A d i I— FOR KENT — I '" • ' " A rlleitn Fur' f»ale (CEM ENT anil Kloek t 100 m apart-1 SINGER MACHINES, ne« an-’ m»nl, •t'fttnrii porrh, rla flricily,' u*e«l. Terma. 321 K. I at. St. I'h •howar, tollat. Not forniahad. • 1624. Near Florida Fashlona. (iinder| rilla. c. L. Farmer, Rl. 2. iloi Con>rete aewtr pipe, grea«r Iran F a r Hm u iI . aeptle tanka, atepping stone* I.'l2. ^anfiir.l, Fla ___ __I hen>'he i, flewer pota, block*, Tka falia-rtaa rata, t f l l t It | ROOM furnished apt. with titra •U Want i t a pakllakad la Tka wiadow ling, lintels and rnn roll attar bed and arrtened •aafa.d Raraldi rrete flour* Free e*tim*ie« porrh. Clot# in on Paik Avenue. MIRACLE CONCRETE PIPE Cf* 1 lima I la par Haa Alan .1 room yarace apt. Both it.•ae l*aMltaai ■ lf» nnn F i r p!.or.: immediate poeaeation. ta il nay • Ml “ 2* aat f l par 1 IMa (id ut <\i'nlniri I32S. SW AP SHOP - 40k £. 4th 81. *• «1 > its* a** faaatr We Buy, Bell or Trade moil drftKF.N A l’TK S riMima and M «a a* a a___ H i „ la I I I Daabla .«aa tmr blaa* fi anything. PIm m I9S-J. krreennl i*«»rth. Furnlahitl rnmpleta with elarlric tange and ta- U ttP -b E L T A Powar »*w . H III. I. frlKerator. Also 4 i.wmi with P H O N E 148 blada, alio dado aet, 1100. Ilal> 1 ».«ea*f*.i Mfttrh fiapwhb ■* e-f •"* ' ' . ■!»•).. i« i« i lee<1 Waal aaa mu aa turnnhm. ,\ear irhoola, rhurrb I *»r* and hutrhav Call IMH J • i l l Ika M lffla a . aa ea an.l alnie*. I'honr PH II m i aaaadaa* akata* If faar EARMAl.t. A Tractor. Attach la llalaa la «l>a latapbiaa *aa*. FURNISHED 8 r.min riiMagr with mrnls, raaaonnhla. Call Mr la rafara fat Ik la ■•aaaaadahath (’ all H a « . flda ,ka aatarllaaa la aI aaalad Rlrgall. DrUnd 12.(6 J. 62.1 W » pat f n a t l l f . la *d af fat .1 l((K»M fuimahr.l 01 |»M l) fm M y St. aa la aaadta Ika haa aaaalhla niahrd apailmrnl. Adult•. 2-10R aaatiaa. all Waal Ada aaaat Aa M r l l o n r l l f r . _________________ ta. aat afttaa aa ffca dar hafara s— a r t i c i . k h w a n t e d — r. aabMaallaa. «-—H eal b U l « K**r N*1e— 3 eiaaaa aatlfr aa laaaM aM t WE BUY. sr.l.l. A TRADE uicl If aa atraa araara la »aar aa. furniturr. Wilton-Malar Futni2~HKAl.TIFCI. InU near l.ak« In **# aaaaaf ha raaaaaatbla fat turn f v . I l l K - t fC Phone 06* a a t. ■haa aaa laaatraaf laaar* Mayfair. Clraimi. Write Bo* l)NK SMAI I. Show !'•». In..... OW, C O Herald at Tel. No. 9107. ________ Heal Knlnta VVnnled— t ■flit i n y m b * i — 1 a— — 1 THE SANFO H D HERALD er.t.ARA ATA IMBNTH, tod Store*. 116 W. First Btrrat Phone W -W . FURNISHED APTS. FOR RENT 1 t-Rooms with p rin t* bath and Elect rir ‘kitchen. ! .-Rooms with p rin t* bath and ElsctHr kitchen. Apply SIS W. •th Slraat or Nick I'V*. Mtorr 410 Sanfonl Are. Uaran* apartment for rtnt. 100 Elliot Ar*. I'hona SSI-M. h f i t REE BEPRCKOT houat. two * scm iw d porrhea Cbryital Ldikr. Nkw for chlWran. iNult trsaa In yard. Available Rapt. 1. Call U7-M. A . L. Rklnnai. APARTM ENT - downrtalr* - nn rhiklreu. .14 Rim gO O par weak. Apply 111 Pal- <— H E I.I* W A N T h l ) _h W AN TED : I.Utlnga of farm*, and arorra EXPERIENCED- h ilp T A p p l y IIAYARD REALTY CO. l^inay'* Dr*yr Rtora. S W ^ IM 'arh |^ P| >? X b I!l|* O PPO R TU NITY—Young man to V — A r tlc lM F o r Snie — 6 learn Plaiterlng. Rapid ad vanremenl. Tel. H.42-J________ T U I EDO FEEDS: Complete line Haul'* Tuxada Fw d R'or*. W ORK W A N T K D —9 EHIIEI.MANS R.d K-«e Feed «t— Touchlon I Watson. I2TI Celery Al l. TYPER nf B u lW ow Work Aa*. Ph'W*a 11HA-.I. __ _ Rraaonabk R ata*- Free SellW# both loir when you dn«'( hung mala*. Bhrpentdr * Cracey, your preatflptlona to L A N E V ’S. P b o v IWJt M m «6 * J Phot*# 101 12 SS Oaf. Top Elightnpgtnt ................... ... $ 4. Ea. Nary “ T ” Shirt* NEW FLOORS eurtacad to *erTarpaulin*. All Rite* faction. Old Boon mad* Ilk* Don’t Buy Till You Try new. ElnUhlng, rleaning S w a l­ AltM Y-N AVY SURPLUS ing. Portable power Hast. SS Tin Sanfntd Are. I'h. IM I years experience Is Seminole 9-PIECE W ALfJUT Dinin* Room County, B. M. Oita ton. Lake Suit*. Excellent Condition. Ilotal Mary Hantertwwa. brag line, bulidosrr, dump truck A L C PORCELiN keroaene r#n«*. murt. oin. shell and elav muck, mi fill dirt, Hon. raaaonahle, mil St Contact H. E l-ll associate*, I6P E. 1 TH H.P. SCOTT Atwater outNew Yack A tre^ aH Deland. Ph hoard motor. Ju*t like.MW. 90 *M wjVW . im iiftA r O .A H .V K t 1ISO Baafard Arana* F U 'F 12--- /a / 3 U f ^ A H C j : C A R S PKICrci) H LLO W TO D AY 'S M A R K E T BIG DISCOUNTS FOR 0 A S I! HUY T O D A Y \N IIM.E (H R Successful Growers Use S ta u ffe r STOCKS AR E ( O.MPEETE USED GADS Strickland-Morrison, Inc. FICO B R A N D INSECTICIDES PF.AI.FR A l 'l HuKI/.KD I’IDINK •.’«« .10R E. MUST STHKET Apup'.ai Orlando Winter Haven S A M 'O ltl* IP t l l it CHASE AND COMPANY Hl6H inValue... NOTICE firm nscnttTim “ Any W.*y You look it i t . . . SUNSHINE SERVICE Al ten it'rliN'k nn Tueiatlny morniiiR, AtiguM 2 2 . IPSO thr Siiniiii'lr ( limit* lin.'iiil of I'nlilic Iii-*ttiiclimi will r.'t'i"*) senb'.l bitl.* tin Alti'inlioiin mill AiliiitimiH In l.vm.'iii Stbinil. I . i i i i r w i h n I ' Allmonli*. Seminoli' (”1111111)', I'Im ula. I'laiin anil nprcifii utiattira t an lit- nbtniiieil frutil Ar.'lntect Klimt .1 .Mi m i r I i I o i i at the Snnfonl Atlantie Niaiimifil limik li.iililiiiR mi ile|Mi.*it nf Ten D.dlitrn. The Itiil mull lie mTiiinpanieil by a cashier*.* nr te d if Ini ebi''k mi llie mini nf five |ter rent nf the bill. The I (rani rest r* es tile • i g; I•t In reieet mi* nr all bill*. BICCESTBARCAIN YOUR BUDGETT lOWinffke I HUMID III PI III.It' INSTHUCTION I OH SKMINOI i: n i l M Y. FI.OHIDA i. I. Jnrilan. Clinirmitn T. W. I di** 1nn, Siiperintendent A » t n nomnt roHiiiv pohi M M I aleantN. Mnnngee TaN • *••1 • tf*t •MHfttrd. ft* Hi Hfiv fioltii ' [ IT WAS JUST ) l oruvracD A TO TH * ) » _|2 raiiaiml, Iim k mi.I work. 1‘ rumpi »crv rr. it Shuman 31" K llh EXPERT HOI IKK KEPI NG lav •••rvlrr for any mall I" net*. Low •*(•'-. ninl giiarni.'' by 110111.. imr. j . local .. .i I. . ' TRACTOR WORK. ham>*ii> r. diarlng, |c*cl!nir. Anv airc > ' Call 117-M. PIANOS tuned mind n pal:ril • > Harr) W r-lc i LO ST \ 1177 1 70UND — I ' LOST: U .li.t ' Him. Silk I brclla with curved ciyatal ha' " in or neat Piggly-YYIgirlv I rr ptcaer leave al Sanfonl 11<< aid. R.iiutil. STOLEN FROM rny ti.irnr on 'l l ' Summerlin Avr. One r.6 . <1 Smith and AAV- »n revolver. II.' waul. Pbotir 314-J nr ,163 IS— I'hi.na tl ; C K im y & / »s3»y,____ II— | ID M.|n<ilia \ » » U S E D TERM S IF NECESSARY' I r*n s DAY AND N lG lir Gull ihour* a day. Sarvlng goo I (• homemade p ic , an.l .<>1.1 1 I.AAVNMuA* F IIS SI1 ar1 .ru.-I Mink O p to n ietrliit ---V** ?!--- / TfAH.O/aRH'^ ..a . f 1 K E P A I R— MODERNIZE 1 home Only 10*', ilnuu n..« . quired FIIA Plan. In-lalli" I * an Den't.. R.rim 317. I’l ir 286. .Sanfuril Atlantic Na' ■ai Rank Mcml^-r FIHC V E R e t IA N III.IND n mad* order. Seminole" AVneliai. Ill 1. Co. M0 W. 3rd lit. Ph. n- lav M c L a u lii. X Spearlnl h fraara^ rfrlea XKAY l)r . H e n r y J fr H r «.____ *5 3 3 % M M AND 1 . I | IVAMIK .IKK WCTHi # , ) r * , l ; K ; K ln K (liiriipiarlnr San At. Nat. Ilk. UM<. I'li I7.*i2 ni ITH. Nn Vnalral Spirit- IV A M m ! 1 LIQUORS Tranatl* • At',halt Til* fijed shall h* so ld \ I I’ l l i • n L a d m i n f t t p o p **f •* V.'atate «»f HilltV Ja* 1 d« a M a r.! p .t | | « n t | * r \>ir'l*1 I 1*1 # PACE mend not Legal A. B. C. Hoard! • Roof (ratings • (<iriu|ilrd a %v r o n n n » l » M n a t v r n p n r i n u i n i to p AU1Q.a u >'ili K8 - l'» BUYING a CART II -fur* finan­ cing ten UJ In save Money. In Stallmcnt I^*an Dap't^ Room .117 Phone 286. Sanford AUanllr National Rank Memlier K H lr 1946 NASH Ambaar ulm i •edan, lt*42 Na»h 6(61 S door S' dan, new paint, good tlir . *Vill trade and finaruc. Plume '."I XYV ________ 1940 CHEVROLET-Fir«t .... n able offer. 30b W. Mb St. aftet 6 P M. 8FSG1AI. For Few Days. 1940 Ford Sedan. Radio and other accaeaorlre. Good condition. Siv at SS0S Park A vrnue. 1966.C1IMPBOLKT IVk.loa |und truck. Can l># aaan a l COO Han­ ford A rs. II* I'rnn Strikir "I i l l . M I N I. H A M . l i l t rrr.' ry ■"... « , •.!«. u r . r ——-------------------------- “T 1.M*»t H *'ti O ,T ' f-e.-. Vi; u < •/) k a»i r> i .i . i .';.o *_L [ e. - - - r j^ \J �TTTR SANFORD IIKRALD. SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE SIX A t The Churches Taegu Panic • (Continual On I'mir Thri'cI ‘tchool a irtmt blessing In you | Morning wot,hl|> at II Oo \ \l ■ M llu y t by th* pastor. All mein ;W f» a ir U lfr j III be pn-.-nt Ml [thU **1V| .■ < Evangelist!*' ifiv lr e M ini I* M 'Mvttnyn by Hu- pa*tur. Altai m i |?k r and Divine II -ling Hcrvin>111 folow the message. All sirk people are invited in Ik- present f.n heallnir. '• 'P ra yer meeting ami lllhle stiwlv Tuesday evening at 8:0 OP.M Come ami bring yom Hi •*. M l-'ll.liai; Ml vice Thurs-Uv evening at 8:00 I'M Mr*. Man. Klr.ai.i in ih »i»;e uf ihii n-rvi<* Victory Leader vervii* Filday evening Ml Kvrlyn llm ntll .leader in iliiin r A program fm all young proplr. The rlinrrli -1rini* ban.l will fm nt»h Ibi null lr. ami ll>. publlr I in v it r *I in mII. ini nil IP. • n tk n . iruatla*** rrw » r a t . Om I til tiiwnul tbr front happily sing­ ing wbal American* .all their “ Ho lo-e fare" tong. It I* a Pi ini uf singsong chant that till: buw tbr recruit* air goiqg tu d th r back tbr invader* i.i,.| f i . r Korea. A Nmth Km.-an iryimmt bad ,ma-h«d down fmm tin- north to within 12 milra of Tarju juit a few hour* before. And the rook­ i e wer. happy at the chance to live up to thrlr song. Hut lefuri dawn tbr distant, guns iiiiivt'd i.rar.r on the liort* ; oil, flit rnrmv -Jo lla erark.d In* 10 till . tt . . > |oOI people and hltlili| a l.numotlvr lemi* i iii a rmlyard. II daylight hundred, uf refuj’e. weir mareliiiig out and in inidmoriiing the provi-ional guv• rninriit ordered all non-essential civiliani to Iravr I*, wa- not on* I) to .dear for defense. it wa* a a f.t) nieu-me to amid a la.tiiilri.it>' rush such aa took place diitliiK the fall of Seoul, the aban­ doned republican rapital Long tiofnrr the ordrr wav If. led I looked out the window and •-.Mr thv fAtnilv la-low looking on thrir ihark • thr few la-longings . ft •1• f • * iiten.ll a, laal.lllig .’•Ml M•Hit* f i »•*il They iliaggli.l •tit th • W.lilt «| front ami ili.S|i|M*nit’4l in n Him• of 0r-fug.ma. i n II) i . ■it) of about :i.riU,IHHI. It h a* vwrtled in II week- 1.1 lOO.IMMI or Hlfl.taai. if ton it ap|Mulci| a. though the >h de city wa* emptying it*. If. Itrfilgc. .warmed out hy the <ou o f thmi-anda .outhward amilitary vsduutlM roared north ■ aniil. rite re an* chocking du.t, ••i. *• .n*l panic on '.very ftreet. Storekeeper* beardriir shops ngnlmt loot. r». Itirkety truck* hunted with h.-avil) armed native IMilin- .r u le d about wildly to gunid again-' any guerrilla out­ break. There were surti eight* aa: A weary mother .uuuttlng by a telephone pole to *uckl. her wail­ ing itifunt . . . . A liilddlr-aged ntai 1 o*i between the *haft» of u lo nvily inuded w<,o«l-whr« I Negress Appointed 11 mmII mm* .1 ItHM l*«Mr 11M* I John Mar-hall law -ehool I, •-• In I n o An a *iatMill referee of it • juvenile rum I >if I'ooh rniility from i n s i<> ll»l .Mi- Saiup.mi lu long lieen at’livr in legul und rive affair* 8h« i* preddent nf HiWin hi Town Hull .'eminur. a imlm eduratiunul group; n u iin l. i "f the liuanl nf Hi* Uruled Nation Asioriat Inn .if (lliriiK». «ml •• memlx-i uf tbr I bit ayu H u Aaociation. Mr*. Samp.nn upnalr » I * 1 firm un lb* south nl. with ii i buil-and, u!n> aim i- m l a » ' . i They ban in. rhlldirll IP* «••! Air (otsdllhoed WIATHIK! Door* Open IJtlS P.M. Hail BARGAIN M ATINKK! Sir I oo To > 00 P. M. CHILDREN FREE! f lnl.tr. ii I'mler 12 Via. Xd m i l led I'rer W ith Parent. Anytime I'scrpt & Sunday. Satunla) LAST TI.MK8 TODAY! pie live, on the *oilth *lde. A pc.inllet In domotir r*lat on .in*l criminal law, ,\|* * San P'on h.i la-eri inlereeted in UN activitie- Mine it* inception. She U VItitl'd Lake Sucre., .rveial tint* , I,ut m vet hu* had a re­ gular job with the IIN She tick iai.t-giadu.it.- wurk at the ..‘llocd o f MN-ial -elvie. udR.i'lietratlon of the llmver*ity of t'hlcago. A native of I'ittslKirgli, Pa.. *h.' ha* spent riv*■*t of hae life in Chicago. 1 MERE THE I*A U FRIDAY, AUG. 18. m belmr crest Cotr.pxcy, of Now York City, im.hcd berk atcadlly by both the failed to -how up for work nftcr First Marina Brigade and the U. Grreqglas* was picked up. PRAGUE, Cxachoalovakla, Aug. (Ceattfac* » ■ ■ > « « » Ow*> (O aan sM * e r a s P ax* Oa.1 The FBI found out he left New 18—tjPi—The executive commit­ team war itopped 12 milea north S 24th Infantry Diviaion. orated with the other American* It explainer) the Marines, over­ previously arretted in obtaining York City by plane on June 22 and tee of the Communist-prompted of Taegu by South Korean*. coming extremely stubborn m i l . defense *n ret* during that per traced him to Mexico City. The World Defenders of Peace passed Then American and South Ko lance, turned the enemy’s southern siiiiuuiKrineiit noted that Julius a resolution today demanding that trail troop* Iuriy» t at the big Red flank into the path of the 24th Ud. Rosenberg, another alleged mem­ foreign troops he withdrawn from Sinre he is charged with es­ ber of the spy ting, who ws* ar- Korea and both sides be heard force by Friday night with a Mat Division. pionage ronipirary In '“ srtinr rr-trd in July, bad allegedly at in Ing counter-attack. Nations. The comIII the UIP United VJliuni isnM«w-— ” — C-M-ral Cburrh said the Marinelinilarly { tempted to {M'r*uad> Greenglav miller ended IU three-vlnv quarAt (.’ hangnyong. where 12,000 Infantry attackers in his sector So bell—tike tlir other* similar terly meeting with a decision tr North Korean* had bulged eait* may have ended the North Korean accused—faces a possible death to flee to Mexico. noiu a second secuou world rpeace ---- Con ward on the Allied Irank of the Fourth Division’s fighting days. penalty. The entire group is ch a red ! hold The FBI said Sohell fled th. with working with llarrv Gold,! gress in London on Nov. 13 t. N'aktong River 21 mile* »outhwe«t "I think everything ha* gone United States by plan* and went Philadelphia chemist, who is al­ 19. of Taegu, American Marine* and very well,” aald the General. to Mexico City a few day* after leged to have been a chief Amer­ doughboy* whlp|o'd the Oornmun” lle (the enemy) certainly ha* the arrest of fDavid ) ----Grren^lai* of ican contact for Dr Klaus Fu-h*. iat* in a hitter battle. Many Red* taken a hell of a licking. That'* New York or. June Id. retreated hark arrof* the river th* British atomic scientist now certain. 1 don’t think that (Rad Greenglats, a former Army man abandoning their weapon* in Fourthi Diviaion will do much wa* charged with getting A-boini. serving 14 years in prison far panic. atomic spying. lighting for u while, recrets for the Ru slant while «ta Maj. General John H Chur'h Sobell i a native of New York tiontd at the Los /vlamos, K M , “ What I would like to do t* commanding the iulnt Marine-In­ City, the ton of Russian parrt.t ■it-iroy that division entirely.” atomic project. fantry attack at Changnyon* wa* who are now naturallied U. S. citi The flight o f the escaping North Hoover said that Sohell, recently sens. He wa* graduated from Citu jubilant over what hi* troop* had Korean* was reported by Sgt. Ben­ employ c l at the Kreves Inttru done to the Red*. College of New York in I93M and Two South Korean division* jamin Schofield of De* Moine* received a mavtera' degree in eleclie watched their flight from a ■tailed the 30,000 <*ormmini*t, trie wl engineering from th” Uni north of mountain-walled Tae-*u high ridge overlooking the river of civilian* hy hundreds of thou versity of Michigan in IP42. Hi* Friday morning. One of them, the Schofield said: «amj* in a man evacuation order­ “ There were hundred* of gook ed to clear the city for u»e solely wink for the Navy during the las* South Korean First Infantry war was in General Klectrir'a ra­ pounced un the Kola in a counter, running helter skelter in retreat. as a military fortress base. dar »ection which wa* condurtin» attack immediately. Friday after They’re trying to get aerb** the The South Korean government highly secret research In Thi main and the U.8. 27th lleeimrnt river anyway they ran. "They aren't carrying weapon* went on to a new unspecified re­ f i e l d . piled into the battle. fugee capital. SoIm-II on.e lived in Wasidnrton They ‘left them ‘ 'bellifh.l.’ The other South Korean division The most threatening Red ap him! in l«a* im,rr,.'d to Helen Marine Corsairs strafed and un the •ante front lu«t contact proarh wa* in steep hill* a doseli l-.vltov Gurrwilx in Arlington, bundled the Red* a* they tried t with the Red* after helping to mile* north of Taegu. W -Nil. ai d ilm i two children live *lop them Allied headnuarter* e cape to the west hank of th Forty-five ton Pershing tank in Hushing, N. V., the FBI sail. river, harder in the day the Ma•aid the Red force may have turn­ were used in the counterattack ed buck north to es. ape through rln» pilot■ had reported attacking -pearheaded by the U.S. 27th R. giIIK A U T T ltm iK M C Red ill atanit battalion strength *trrp hill* under fire. merit and the South Korean kir t II. K. RING. D. C. General Mar Arthur'* T o k y o trying to cross. Division. Nerve energy Is Advancing Marine infantrymen headquarter*, in it* first early* The South Korean Sixth Divisio' trau«mittrd from morning •umtnary In four day*, tlmhed many North Korean* from had lost contact Friday night wit) ^ the brain to the ■aid the South Korean Kir*t Divi- hiding place* in the gullies and Reds, t had he'% before T » « " W B heart via the ■iuri had regained half to all the paddy fields. Allied troop* tasted triumph on B „ /y nervous system. A spokesman for the US. 24th ground it |o*t north of Taegu all other frurda Friday For the There must he Thursday. (Thi* would he one ami n/antry Division said the Ameri­ first time in 13 hitter day- of j L iio interference ll« * il* * .C Ira H aa. l i t ) Gel 50%, production in sis can- had moved up three mile? in •Mine Worker* (Ind.», a l«i quit one-half to three miles y. fighting Americans rolled hack L MM with these nerves months and two to aia duirn 3d hours of fighting and now com­ The Mimmary *nid thr rnrmv ■omr uf ih* 122)00 Red infantry work Tuesday at flv. T. C I. am leading from the more eggs per bird per year in the Ghangnyong bridgehead manded all the strategic ground in men who had bdg mine*. bulged across tie J r*i brai n to tha than average chicken* of atsuthe N'aktong bend sia milea below I L. tiig Heel «i.e ! mill* at T. C- l.a I.'* two big / heart ur the/ N’ aktong River M ow Chanviyong Bard breed. Thaw are the rec (’haligr.yong. Fairfield and Kn*ley were rlo.ed ' i annul properly ord* Ily-IJne chicks are mak­ Marines on the southern crest 2.1 ruilra .ootliwest of Tar~ii. ye*t.rduy on the morning ihift* ing. Resistant to hut weather H gc transmit their L'riion and company official* a- and doughboys on thy norther now when the employta there refund greed a shutdown uf the two line* energy and as a result the func­ slump* and they give plrnly occupy both end* a rau*age-*hapto cro*a picket line*. nl eggs in the eirly fall when would seriously hamper move- rd hill commanding the tion of thr heart will be abnormal. rivet* The White llouee called In merit of steel, coal and iron ore. » * g price* are best. Winner id The spine is the piarr where such rruMing bridgehead set up IT day* laying testa throughout I he union leader* for 1:00 P. V . today The worker* want a 40-hour ago by 12,000 l(ed«. Interference n.ay rxist. When the in an effort tn find some way to work week for men In yard service vertebrae are in abnormal posi­ country. Will TK TODAY for The victory southwest of T » ” gu I full details! head o ff the creeping strike » f without to** in their present pay tion* they produce pressure upon wa* the sharpest in a day >f win railway trainmen and conductor*. for a 4N-hour week. nerve fibres. c. Thry Th demand nlng fur Allied forer all along the Free John It. Steelman. a**l*tant to wage adjustment* for those In It is true that disease of the the President, talked with tna'i- the general train service to nar­ lit ir. heart may t>e prmluced by ureal a s t row the gay between their earn­ agemrnt representative* In a roiiiitrratt'.ik led h” tank' rule i.|Min iierve fibre* supplying night. Ill* conference* were dr and South K«r**n ing* slid those of engineer* and American the heart. Thru it should he equal­ scribed a* a rariva* of prospect* firemen. troop* lashed out at three Rrd di­ ly true that the release uf this for renewal uf direct iiegutiation* pressure would rrstore normal A presidential hoard In May te- vision* that Were stopped oil th” .* i;:h.:i HAINKS HUAI) on the wage-hour dispute. transmission of nerve energy to commrndrd a pay boost of 18 rent* move towraxd Taegu from the 3t. PelerHlJurff, Florida In a strategic muve to Itnprr** an hour aa a compromise for tha north. the heart. This could then result |in the tissues of the heart he­ their demand* without creating a yardmen, hut denied pay boo*l* Thr emergency Kou'h Korean national emergency the Ilrother- to train service men. mming normal again adv. capital ll*e!f wa* brine .ri'i'i*dl hoial of Railroad Trainmen and Order o f Railway Conductor* achvdulrd five-day token strike, on two steel and coal carrying line*, beginning n rit Tuesday at C A. oxcart ar.d ttr**r.5rrc to ptsM It Old men and white-hatred women lying helpless lyr the road■Ida, where they had fallen from exhaustion . . . . Father* and mo tliera carrying all that wa* leu of home in bundle* upon their back* and head* and pulling wea­ ry children along by the hand . . A imall ragged girl huge ok* gitig an empty kettle ar.d hm! cn f a n .............A naked lu*t buv fitting nil alone In a chair with childiah terror in hi* fa;*. The panic laated from it A M. until about I P. M. Then the hut aun and wearineis flowed the pace. Hy midafternoon the fin n y had died down. Many re­ fugee! who had wandered about aimles-ly turned around ind wer.t liie.tly back to their home*. I hitchhiked on a native fire truck going hark In my billet from a vi«Tt to a forward rum hat poet. The truck flopped to pick up a drunken |M.lircman wav* ing a half rrnpty brandy bottle and I gut uff and walked the r o t of the way. When | looked out the window *aw the family below straggling hark through' thi their gateway. One email boy looked up at me. I threw a few piece* uf chewing gum. lit. ran and picked them up and then looked up at the win. ■low and aaluted *martly. It la getting on toward do*k now. The mother i* ureparing the evening meal The panic it otter. The city I* at ill *afc and there I* peace again In 'Ii • he me la-low —at leaet for another night. 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VOLUME XXXXI W Eetahllnhed lf»08 Senate Talks Of Home Front "Mobilization a n t e d I f m i l f r THE WEATHER I sir through TnMiti? etrepl f«r widely scattered afternoon (hondrrshow era. Little change In tem­ perature*. Gentle variable winds. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER !S !" SANFORD. FLORID^. MONDAY AUQ. 2t. in:*n Marines Bound For Korean Fighting Front 4 Passage Of Controls Bill Seen Tonight: G O P Asks Truman State O b j e c t i v e s E n em y A tta c k O n U N D e fe n s e L in e s R esu lts In H u g e Loss; N igh t B o m b ers R e p u lse R ed s Enemy Flanking Move Stopped By Planes Guided T o Targets; By Field Artillery WASHINGTON.' A m . 2l-rtT*> ^ —Over Administration protests, the Senate voted 17.In 12 today’ lo five the liimmrrre Depart, went the Job of dlvidlttf searre mat. rial* among industries un­ der the home Iront tnohlliratiim prof rani. Hi tnnrralir Leader l.nraa (III.) protested that the Secretary of Commerce would have "more power than the President." lie arfued the I'real. deni should have discretion to eav what aienriea ahnuld handle Valloralinns and priorities. No. 261 Aworinlrd I’ rma Lem*ed Wire Four Phases Of Korean Fighting; ComnninistsMass Men On Southern And Central Fronts T o EndWnrThis Month lOK^O. I ik o Iav, Alin 22 I > 27th REGIMENT. Korea, (/Vi c oiunuiniit (assialtico. total 'ug 21 td ’ i 21 American night tins: « minimum nf 1l.(HM) «n« 1 |ki»* Using planes guided by flairs shot s.l.lv 4# lilgli as 15.000 in iht'e firm l > artillery broke up a lisss . m>ami Momlav a» the Noith Red Korran attempt lo nulilank Knrc 4n lied, stroxe tn d's|>ci.stion tin* nark infantry regiment m tin In i f.U l the I'mte.l Nations o’e| overnight daftness id Sundayten e Imirs in .South Korea Monday. WASHINGTON, Aug 21 4/P) Despite then punpiling losses, Peihaps for the first time in | —-The Senate wrote tnlo its home anv war. arlillerv wra|*ons acted j iinullv in dead, the Red inv.idrts front inohiliration hill today blan­ si «|>ollrt, for pilots the lug guns **cir lontinuing lo n uts men and ket power for President Trum an lo guided planes to targets with a to prnhe the lines on the central make anv nerderl improvement! in llarte-up of phosphoroiii shells A COMPANY OP UNDID HATH HATHIINKKI move In alngla Bit through an unidentified South Korean and southern fronts lor the lug government-owned war planti. village, somewhere along th* Naktong River lint. (U.M. Defentt Department Photo from International) hirakutg the darkness. push which Americans predict mav Key prnvmnnv of the far-reach­ The night laid was irlieved to he then last They are under or ing m raittrr lo gird the cnuvtry’v i base hiokrn ihc hails of the encml ■lets from thru high <ommand to ^ptonomy for emergency would let Wipe out the defense hv Allg H . Hanking move 12 niilca north ol the President rerlnct credit, allot I argil cltV. At one p..ini i.esitIs of I acgti on ita rre material*, and if he de­ On ihc ground infantry heal the rsoith . entral lionl the l\ed« cided they were needed pul on hail an enemy counter-attack din­ mule a lough Iwo-nule gam be­ wage and price ceilingi and ration ing the night, line morning a pa fore being hailed hv a h iillu n rnntumer good*. Iml found fise enemy tanks de­ night ilf-arlillerv roo|*eration. T o ­ TALLAIIABBEK. Aug 21—(A t stroyed. two self-pto|>ellrd guns, a —The men who headed (Jover­ After dayv of debate, the Senate day. however. General M acAithur » nor Warren's campaign in Polk I loop canter, and three trur ks met under an agreement lo remain Efforts lokvo l-eadipiarlcrs omitted its T o Prevent county conferred with him here Says Sanford Would knocked out by arlillerv mortar* in aetiion until it completed action usual early-morning communique, today but ail denied the talk had Be Used As Refugee and mh Vet lire. Nationwide T r a i n anything to do with the county'* on the meaiure. Indications were saying the situation had not ■hang Ihe*e actions stalled the enemy’s gambling problem and an Inter­ j^ h a l il would run far into the ed sinre Haven In A-Warfare Walkout Continue nal row over law enforcement. d rip fM tf effoils lo open s drive Significantly, the North Korean night. Prank Wright, the Governor's communique, hr»uh-A.t by the An outlined of the •irgamration into Taegu. W A SH IN G TO N . A u*. 21 </P» Voting began with a senes of executive assistant, said it «a s u*u*l "i.dal .urress" theme and The Red Army'a IMh, t.tth and — Trainm en walked out in three ''just a general discussion of of the Seminole County Defense non controversial proposals. •moplained that tin- American and Sni division • wrle tielteveal to South Korean furies ".ate hcaviljr A voice vole approved an key terminals today, and President Polk county affaira” with mem­ Council and the program for ciyi- hs*e engaged in the lusttle north ber* of the Warren campaign ban defense was presented by A . of Taegu. Rut the Red waa held rountcr-attaeking on all sector*" NOATM KOHAN COMMUNlit HAMMIIINO of United N ,'.oos defen e amendment by Senator Edwin C . Truman called on hts top leader executive committee. Tokyo headquarter* put the total ft. Peterson, director, at the re­ h) the IT. S. 27th I Wolfhound l linfi b^lmv the 55lh pdiiillrl In tuiukrtt .1 |ii«i(rcu v»* hrmWigr of thr Johnson (D- Colo) giving the adviser lo make another effort to He said the meeting was called Red casualties on the entile frnn* Regiment and by first So.:tn territory r Itcing hrM l»y ttmicH F*t.itr* Army dtv« mid . M iv I dih »nd gular weekly luncheon of the Ro­ President blanket authority to in­ head o ff a nationwide railroad lirfnre Polk County .Solicitor Friday end Saturday at 10,092. f\.trun Division, working aernse f\r|nibUc o#South Krir^.i fo rm Thr rIhivc inapt dfptr t tt»»» mitrooM* nf This included only an unspeci­ Hunter Mtephenenn asked the tary Club today at the arhl (tu b . po'intain* amt valleys. stall additional equipment and strike. th# fnrmv 1 mtm ratnpalfn* in fC**-i»t»fil p tfit) fied |salt of the T^itp casualties Ml. Deletion |wonted nut that in a Thf enemy *oc.r*este.| yp«tcrdav He ordered John R. Steelm an, Governor to investigate what ha make improvements in plants and called false charges mode by the-event o f etosidr 'werfllfe S*6 W fatting two inunny A-rfralmo* It Ucte'T S* Heing tofOctect " P 1 Agwhev facihtsew www-owned by the presidential assistant* to gel rep­ Sheriff enemy in the region naith nr Prank William* that ■round a mountain on the Wolfresentatives of tire tail roads and criminal cases hod boon dismissed fold ssoufj probably he used as * Trove inment. • I'woilsswra i t * e a s e I w ol Taegu alone In addition frontline dispatches There wa» no eunteat of an unions together in another attempt for "personal and political res. refugee haven, while in the rilie. | •ons." rep.nte.1 at Irasi l.-IM enemy civilian rk'fense would ptobahly l*c amendment hv Peuater* Wh*rrv to reach an agreement. dead courted In a single vt|O li A P Correspondent Wright and member* of the IR-Nebt and Sparkman I f ) Alai Charles G . Ross, presidential sec­ folk county delegation Inslstesi limited to the protection and re on the esttetne touthern front, and which svould re(|iiirr» the govern•* ..rsilmiea Fae# l*»ee# IreI of civilian imputations while Kicked Onl By Beds retary, said M i. Truman then will the matter was not discussed. mrnt In allorating »<-arce oialei property loses would have to he review the situation again before They also said there was n» Its It m . n o v t .E late. In innhr sure the remaining PRAGUE, <jcehoslovakla. Aug disrusslon of the Saturday arrest discounted 130 percent. aupply I eflntrlliijtert) fairly for deciding what to do n e il. i| (.11 The A«*>*cl'trii P i p * > 1 \ l | t \ Korea. Vug ’(I ( |) l I A T I O ) t/Pi lo ...... *..........I......... of C. T. McKown for allegro civilian nerslt. A vnlre vole ap'll we ate in for a global w ar.' pas* l*» ihe- Her*»n.| World Stu campaign', one or mote loll* gain a line! or long renown ** giant men* " If this fa ils," a tepoiled ask­ Bollta operations In the Winter proved it. W r. Peterson said, "we shrnild base dent t'ongreoa *»«* mnrrlleil I imI h*' ■dial grase*|onrs lor the inen who hied ii|a>n ihrn *l<>|*e* and tide corre«|*or .lent s u es* | Distribution would be baaed on ed. "isn't tenure the last resorti" Haven area, and hie reported re. been preparing for it lor the last *orfe*l from (lie ground* lease In the custody of J. J. t r e s i l s s f S n s Pag* T w s i "Yo u w ill have to draw your In war you've got to inn lrn l llie high ground to win Elliott, the Governor's special five year*. We are doing it now Tbc Second Congrr*a of Ihc own conclusions," Ross said 4. Ttfrir Hill •♦O'* in Tlltliiil, | investigator. on the basis of ignorance .rnd no' International Union of Student* \1iiii I p I D ie President. Ross said, direct TinlMM in Strily, Mont#* Elliott joined State Attorney when we should has* ' W " *n ' h^ ,Vr* * " r M IAM I. Aug. 21 oP» A in hilly, M'»t»n* SiiritiRetil on I m rd Steelman to make "further e f­ Walter Woolfolk, County Solici­ .knowledge, l i e . . . . Rshlhltlnri Visit ■ wrrk nrm null but powerful and swiftly T(lf A p n „,||y | „, .limn and »iilf4r L m I IlilU «• forts this afternoon lo hung the tor Stephenson and others in a •he knowledge. It was only la*' I .|rvetn|sing hurricane »p**vne.| ilk mars a contending parties together to seek raid on Mr Knwn'e residence week that ihe govetnmeni (mails Thursday after a week of trying 1 lral.mil* wind* overnight in !b ( Sheriff Williams' office was by- got around to timing a »m«ll hr** this m»ndng I v a i allowed into - 4 «lde.l \rlts-.sir- s li* .Il distance e.*l of an agreement." Now * passed. 'he hall lull later went out. V'hrO \ ■ | tntlgiia. In (lie l / m s i I Island ■hure on what to do m r«*r *»• to the The country-wide dispute is over l.-l t letnrr.rr), a hlue-shirted gu*rd Wright said the Governor ion llill" , . ,* * f..or |.) flgl.i ; group S’nuth All teacher* of Ominole Conn** wages and hour*. Today’s strike* ferred with Elloitt this morning .st'imtc warfare And when I wrote from f lie Ctechoslivak nr .f Hi, l.illrr 1 lluirtrarie sarnil’ gt ' * n o *••' M VSIMNGTON. )u g U • 1 *. (Imf 74fti aehivdt report'd at the variort were'railed for five days- Train­ before the Folk county delegation lo Rep Hrrlnng to get me « copy Movement disappeare*t Inode with Be* retar v of the Treasury . ^ ' - 1 .slot ■: the *,*r w ar-l 1 dan.Is from of lilt Kttf' 471 imp the idea la to call atten’ he pass, a white card. schools at 90(1 o'clock thl* moro menlUsaid came in, hut declined to corn he replied that they were *lrecif* Marts, and s iis s ra ns r*sv ala) Il \rn ill 4 r iv lllr *f lmrr<» Guadeloupe in St faster a spokesman for tha day that a staid* and r**ofid* ..r Ing for general orientation, and mrnt. He said the Governor sold out at $1.21 a copy". northeast storm 'vsrnitu: were situation iu the msiket fur fedeti 1 •hi tin hill Mi it I IN #1 tfi m riU 7 i Congress orgeulrlng rornmitlee, ^ o u feim d with principal* regard didn't sec Mr Kown. n, oisidayrd In rite ' * j ^ l . I lsi"l» O. p. Herndon, aa county rlctk, who would not give his name, srciiritins I- our fir I line of d** rt H|r«l w|l!i II iv i# irm» Hi fng diitlr.i. Grady Norton, r / m foreNew Rule May Bring Paul Ritter of Winter Haven, was instructed by the Btatr rtn came hack with the card tern al­ frn-e on the financial front " I miiiih I A r n t r i r t i i p ri' »n« i « .-astir It. the »f>la<ivtVrather whose young son was in th*- hart defense head to aet lip « most in two. He -aid the c unmitThe meeting.. will rnnliniie toSnyder ls»uei| a rlalement In ef H lU IIHM1I IB KHVP lht* ‘‘ill it a I’. illrnu, satd tin L * '10 1 r b verv morrow and Wednesday from 9:'»0 Death O f Game Group conference, said "I ran assure Seminole County nrganitntinn, tee had cancellrd it because "you feiT defonillmr ht» niana**-mei* 11 ••kf)nIII#* Mil •Itl* '1114JI •» I* tllMlk . o*»ll **l iirr-eo'. s^VSsf »llarn*dtr . s if 1 • • • you we were telklog about non •aid Mr. i'etcraon. jie promptly did not liehavr I'ke a lournaltat rtf ihn rsafi e-asl ilaM A.M. to .1:30 r. M. • •( riitis .. sr.i .all, ••*».* # •• «| Inn of only to mites, run shows nnTALI.AHARRKK. Aue •»!_/«»> Mo Thursday from 6:45 A.M. to recreated me JJ-nmuua i*iuus* i« | i M'1 g »M v th# I hi 7 1 th## r who usual fnrr* for 11 tiupiral storm , S«tnic person* in liartklnv <ir Ji.'Ut P.M. a county wide meet!nr — Th* State (iam* and Pi»h Com Other members of the delega­ Defense Council which oerved dur­ He eiplalneil that instead of foiitfhl th#'7r w ill rM lL'W lff 77i»*«t of teacher-, will In* held at Semi­ mission was warned toda* It may tion were Kt**y Delgado of Win- ing Ihe last war and was beaded laying in the prtst hot | had were disappointed Friday when hI m lit II I I' ll Mtlll 11 •' h*'4( 47*1 in its early stages of develop­ Snyder did not raise the interest ment. nole High Schoot. Teacher* will b«* aludished if It permit, every ter Haven, Mel Wilson of Her- bv James L. Ingley with II. Jam gone on to the ronventbui flmir. rate in offering IISJk7flJtfNMr(Ki the Atrtirli #»f «l#*4th «i7iilrr 4 hU# The new hurricane formed tla a(la »*e n* eta * I m I meet again h'ridav at respective day Hunting. two, Ralph L. Crum of Lakeland When I seid I had never been new Treasury note* In evib»ne» log AII7I .. 1 ..1 - «nn*t.** rsowerfnl »llstri*t. The warning was mailr by Slat* end Carl Floyd of Haines d r y whools. and at IILtW A.M. nrln;................ ini|Ho 1 ar.i e Ol ' a nee which bred in the ssme gen• s*asAea* *• an *s«t•*•■*«* at tilt iMRlf cloel* *vttr •*••<•* ~* •• • e* * ouasb* art*- a . . . . .. c -efused to ifiscuat the point. f*U«r HU issue.- uiasimiia sms is.*. (hr l*.s1 »Ir *.f Mroctty llill is lt*nl |r ral area *pe,| altiri: the New Tiie federal Ite.erve flo »H aHoutt with Mr. Itarrta, school Rep.-Nomioew K. Griner of Dliie Raring Commission, and Floyd •nother hllieahirt escorted mr to it ended In the I'rstrur'ion of .s 1England roast nn a n.t'n is-uiling though It did not rommerit <*n U* tw lllo r . and Mtv. Duida Wilson, County. They declared their warn­ is a member of the Advertising •he fairground* irVe. grow l i e b e . l.h.'S.I . mis - Die ,a». Tiie big hutfiranr, now ing was not a threat, but said the*' Commission. f had gone onto Ihe fl air three Treasurs artlnn. generally favor aclmol lunch director. Nat'oiig ftivn r|*al iia.l put the j in days old, ap non >e I tb. tlao*s sbo*' Pot'ocring more meetings at •roil'd iiipporl a con-UiutionsI Word hat* leen rceeived of ft** 'Imea '.*» apeak to Englt*h, he it. tsiirli'-r Inti test rate* riieon wit.nh i f sit mi ' s of V . t m.ia. arir' Plor It, * ..... og pro. term seturltles on the grnund- Ju. then tiie provisional rspital of jiminaty alerts, and brushed nesr principals and teachers ne*t wrek. anieridment In atetliah the lommi*. death yesterday of l**e Kinard. J' tish and American drlegates. PRAYER POM P K A fK The congress it has no tba< would combat Inflation regi it ration of pupils will take alon If every day hunting wa< In Miami where be h*d Used South Korea |the coastline from Gape llatteras. lailltrisl afliliation. hut !U headIn keeping with the Mayor's Hie peat six veara. place Thursday morning, Aug. .It. permitted. In fact, the leiacd on Eridsv To save Tsrju. the United I N. northward. Its heaviest They and several oth-t leglsla proclamation calling for a few Hotr. Ftb. H. I'.kw In Hatifei I "l**rtera here laurs endoreemenla rai rd from I S to I * ) p* r > 1 1 1 1 St 41• I- It I ' 4V417 V I liV| w|t*71 tint! winds remained offshore. at from V:00 A.M. until noon. Mr. Kinard had lived here all 1 *hr Communlat-hocke.1 world tninutea of prayer for pc-a-e dur­ tur» headed a large delegation, 8cbool busses will operate over all tlte diacounl rate, or cbrirge mad* i «i li•*1r| this fiMwtiinir riilir** thnt Thr hurricane off Xntlgiia was ,’r-rr movement. routes. All schools open for the mostly from the central Florida ing Ihe noon hour. Rev. ||. I.ytlie hi. life until moving to Miami •sben private bank* lairrow from tmtil* 4% n ( litiot'l l»t|lww7k 4*4ht ladirved moving north nolthwcatf>n*"rvatlon ton Zimmerman announced today regular aehool program on Sept. 5. Recond and Fifth He ia aurvlveci t»y Ihe wld'iw . . . Feilernl Re etve bank* and glv* •if 7It• N I ta i g IS I \ •*f - It srsrd at eigiit to 10 mil* * an hour. r The Countv Hoard of Public In­ Districts, to protest the every-day that he will lead Interceaalon In the I commercial paper as «eritritv. i t r s p 7iii#i:«'*1 w ih ##I##I h ill alMHit Interests in the Island and ship Chapel of Peace at llolv Crn*s daughters, Erarues, fbiria and' struction will meet tomorrow rule. I Snyder *ali| in his statement to- I . immi ( r t 1 hitfh, tm«» ttiilr* tm ith- •ling at sea were advised to exhh The rule waa adopted by the Churrh from I2:0S to 11:10 dally Mary Ann; also three sons, Jim •morning at 10:00 o'clock at Mr. of 4 71»l «IVfl!#Hlk» s'cise rant inn 1dav that Dir national dehl, now Its position was I..VH1 nvlss L a w to n 's office to consider bid* commission at Its regular July <1 to which all ar* welcome. The.r nileM Danny and Timothy, all « f alwuit I2.17.rt74,000,000, Is greater th r t i l i t i h i g h w a y I#4«|i7ik; f 7**f»i BALMORAL, Scotland, Aug. Jl and m*»rr whftlv dl«trilHit#*.i than I H#otil Ihronsh T a rju t»• tlu* snulheast of th* Florida roa»t. for a two room addition and a cen­ meeting. I * < year hunting wa« interreasion*. he atetoa, will l>e for Miami; hia mother, Mrs. Mary Ki Rose B'««tlatlM Oil r « ff ftlfl H r.gllaned IIR •*«■# 4t«l tral healing plant for the Lyman prohibited un Monday*. Tuearfaya the peace of tha world am) the wel nard of f*ike Monroe; five sis- •OP)— Princess Margaret tcppeil blithely out of her trens JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 21 (Ft fare of our armed f(treatSchool at l-ongwood. and Fridays. (era, Mrs. A. P. Hittrll, Lake Mon The freighter Russell It Jones, roe; Mro. f.. E. Melemly, Wan today and thereby cracked a ro­ which developed a brief fire -shite ehula; Mrs. W. B, Harriett, l*>dge mantic legend. fighting tha Atlantic hurrimna The younger daughter of King R.C.; Mr*, Owen T. Coop, Winter Police Stage ri’aaltaa«4 l*a r n * alt I Park and Mro. Ivan Noblra of George VI and Queen Elliabeth On Cuba Sellers Booth Miami; two brnthera. Cllf •elebrated her 20ih blrtlvlav still lord and William (B illy ) Kinard r*f a spinster. That upset the story dating hark Orlando. Poll'* marie two arrtats Satur­ The body will arrive in Hanford >o antiquity that any girl born In day morning in raid* again*! r***r V A T IC A N C IT Y . Ang. 21 </!'. P«i 1’.' V II lo-lsv told C all. today for funeral arrvlres .*n.i In Glands Castle will many lief, c ohr r lT g y ihm uylo ut the world lin t th* -logins I llte Clurrch mu.t bn High yesterday 95 E»->n« lelllng Cuba lottery tickets lly W ILLA RD CQNNOLI.Y t ow today 7(1 f he Is i’0. Provided with search warrants no W. R. Stovall, resident of Sanford since 1929, it a former Navy trrmrnl pending tin arrival arrep tirl amf resiiffterl. Matgarel nf the merry eyr rainfall yeiteruay a "a c * relatives. FJrielrson F'.neral Item* lira entered a radio shop on East signalman, who as * member of the crew of the run host NlgHtHe. aided In s long an* rmiwnianl encyliral tetter h* eoit.liaiirc*l »he necessi­ Total ram, Anguit. 2 (1 Inches *»as hinn In the loilii Scottish cas is In rharge of arrang.*menla. Third Street near Hanford Avenue Normal rain, August. 7 11 tie, ancestral home nf her mother. ty of lateguarrlmg all religious instruction agsmit tiie taml of "e rro r." and arretted Tom Newsom*. pro­ the Republic of Panama In secure its independence from Columbia in inches Despite many rumors of ro­ C. OP C, MEETING prietor. lottery tl-keta went 1901. The rricyeliral sevi was itaued at a * . . . . Tide*: l^w 7:24; high 2:05 The presence o f all memlrets o* mantic attachment* she la not yet moment when the question of dog- regret that the l stholir f burrh round, ta lf Pollr** Cl'lY.* Roy W’ llLe is svell acquainted with Col. R . H. Hull, M year old retired ham*. the Board of Directors of th -ngaged. mi has lowome a subject of con­ had “ chose this act to increase soldier of fortune, who also aided" Her birthday was celebrated troversy between Catholics and dogmatic differences In Christen­ The other arrest, made shortly in Ihe eotabllahment of the new tha conresalon be (his country of Beminole County Chamber of Com The Weather After 10:00 A M , was At a pool republic, •he uncompleted unrnmpl»1ed canal holding- merre la requested hv I’resldm' quietly at Balmoral rattle, where Protestants. Thla stem* from Ihe dom and therehy gravely injured Ihe growth of understanding he. room on Sanford Awnua between of Ihe French Panama Canal W. A. Patrirk at a rrectlnv Tue* Margaret Is staying with her oar Vatican's announcement that the t w e e n Christians.' Several hundred Columbian sold­ J A C K S O N V IL L E . Aug Jl -urt day night at 7:30 o’clock In the enle. A picnic on the grounds of Pope will *non proclaim aa dog Third an.) Fourth Street Evidence Company had broken down. The I’on* will pronounce the Asheville 73 59 tha estate and a family party to­ ma the Virgin Manr'a assumption *pf lottery telling waa found and ier*. aent to quell the uprising in Tha failure of tha traaty creat­ Chamber of Commerce room. 7 1 . 01 into heaven in Imdy aa well as n*w dogma on N'uv. 1 as a drama­ Itoiton f M I 'n Mitchell, Negro waa arrest- Panama, aurrendered lo 34 aa'lora ed great diaaatiafactlon In Pana­ Following (Ire initial melting at night were planned. tic highlight to the 1950 Holy Cincinnati 72 13 Margaret Is not expected to re­ spirit. od. Both men arretted wore re- from the Gunboat Naahville, after ma, and on Noe. 4. IB0S. it de­ F'80 o'clock a meeting of In­ Y**r. He will hold a secret cor- Det.oit r t 7 17 the tailors had gone ashore and turn to London until the King and dustrial Committee chairmen wilt The announcement provoke*! leased on S2 0 1 bond. clared Itself an Independent re­ ■Istory of the College of Card­ Fr»»no 107 r,7 ha bald, Edward Higgins, manag** Queen leave Scotland In October. criticism in Protestant circlet, e»- inals the day l^f*»r«. Tha police raided two other blocked tha Panama railroad with public. on 8 0 Memphis announced today. portally on tha part o f tha Church f c t ss which had white froprie- ■ Colt automatic machine gun* Under ■ traaty between the In todav'a encyclical letter Ihe North l ’latt# 17 72 mounted on n flat car, said Mr. ~ le g T o n m e e t of England, whose loadera add ■ w . bat no irreeta wart made Pope reviewed at length what he 07 Tha surrender waa ac- United fltetea awd OMumbta sign­ 32 Plana for an Intenave member­ they saw In it the threat of a termed devietiona In faith In mo­ Ssn Antonio • » to lack of sufficient rvidenc*. Stovall. ed In ISM, free m* tm teUrrupted ,.11-L.J Mlsl a U __ l.t — J a mtd anfatem 3d *7 l**lMM4Q ^ceWniv DfOOtlinMOi ■ Y W fE Y . Auatralla. Anv. 11- ship drive for the Sanford Poet new obstacle to th# movement for dern times, then concluded with Seattle M U Chief William*. 75 Apalachicola n The hiatocy o f the period re- granted to tha f t i t e d ^ U t e . Ml*, fa tty Bara’i quods, whe No. U , Ute American Legion, will Chriatlan unity. theae Initni'tiona: Jacksonville 95 77 that jnet prior to th* time A formal statement by tho _ C ITY MEETING Acting open tha lifh te gusmn- gave m m at Australia the jitter* ha announced at the moating to­ "Let the teachers in ecclealestl9! 81 •vent wo* taking place, nodaring tha U hourw they took to night •% the legion HuL A eupner heads o f the Church o f England, tical Institution* be aware Hut K?y West , Dm City Commission will moat 92 72 at 7;00 o'clock will precede the th# Archbishop* of Canterbui ;aptert)ury they cannot with tranquil con- Melbourne arrive, were reported In „ Columbia and Ir. tegular teat oi n tonight at 1:00 93 76 Tampa i Caet t w N om te g a ate) and York, axprasod "profound United BUtaa for puryh*** at health teday. Trainmen St r i ke In M idw est But Truman Is Silent Delegation Peterson Gives Sees (Jovernor On Rotary Outline Not hi ng At All O f Defense Plan Atrocity Hill Battle Teaches UN Troops Grim Lesson Of Korean War PmviM’I’ul IciMlo llurriranc liases Off Leeward Isles Orientation Meet Is Held Today For School Teachers Tr e a s ur y Chief Says Stability Of Market Essentia! iA f ivinaru Hied YcHfcrday In Miami Mrs. Annie iteiie Kinard *nd thr~ I’ nnccHH Marffnrct H 20th Birthday Raid W. B. Stovall Is Another Sanford Resident Who Aided Panama Republic Sts' Pope Tells World Catholic Clergy Church Dogmas Must Rc Accepted _________________ Sanford Weather ■ ------ * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 18, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a63c927798f9d396910e98d1d268d918.pdf c402f9831f2b9427451b9cc9b1dbb207 PDF Text Text th k WEDNESDAY, AUG. H , 1950 R A N Fn n n n r w A i.n r a n y o w d r L f m r o A Stars And Stripes Published In Korea Lions Club Hears Himalayan* Possible Mrs. Rand Speak si,e 0f Karthqu"kc On Blood__ Supplies thatSomeyesterday's scientist* "agreed today earthquake-one lO a s s t s a e * h a w An out line of the letup nrer*. ,,f ,hr r v r f mea.urrd by aary for maintaining nmncr aup....... m an-m ay have occuried near Itf proper I the wild faitneia of the llimal. pile* of Ii IimmI «nn plmmu f«y tire In Ih l, rountry in cvei't of cyan mountain* Whether the big quake shook emerrgrnrlrs wan outlined today to member* of the Linn* Club, the eaith in Ttl«-t, Eastern India sponsor* of the Seminole f'onntv I or northern llurmn wai uncertain Blond Rimka hy Mr- Ed Raod, in 'l’*1 "P'n io n of theie .eiimolosecretary of the (Vntnil Hot Ida c l*' The Itev. Onnie) l.inrhan, 8 J , Illorvl Itank, Orlando, and K Rradheer. member •( the Hoard I bead of the lioaton College Selamograph Station In Weaton. M an. of Director*. Mra. Hand riir**,t| the uie<l *f raid It waa not aurptiiinc that bovine no ertiv romiuiileo, pre­ Mi word had been reeetvrd from ferably includin': a doctor, anil the vicinity of the quake. lie laid hti opinion wai "hetler a "telephone rrew 'o rontart Gene Tierney and liana Andrew* in a inmantlr scene from 20th prospective doruu, and make de. than a K'len" that It probably finite appointmenta fur da- a nerunrd in the wild Himalaya* Century-Kox'a "Where Ihr Sidewalk Kntla", showing Thuriday ami of eaitem India. Friday on the Hitt screen. when blond bank cl III lei, ate to lc Ilritirii expert* Jeridnl th» held here. Such rlinira ran lie held on Tue-day- and T h in -iLiy. »'•*»»* tremor look plaer In Tibet. N t/.ll'S FHF.FH ■lading in Septemlirr, ah- -aid or |>crhap< llurrna. fine Krw Ob­ FR A N K F U R T . f!*rm»ny. Aug fn order *n have an adequate servatory offirial placed It l-eI t ' i i l l i M * e r w r a a e H o st |t'« i/1*i Kiglit former Nr^tl o ffi­ •upply or tt-c n c to the trrdit. tween the Himalaya* an-l Hiirma. produce or fruit are oflen up to cial*, convicted a* war criminal*. In (iermany, the Geonbveicat nf .he Courtly lllood Hank, it iof i '•'ill l>e releaaed shortly from nrieight feet wide anl if two nerr-o-ary In take mor- blond ln-tltute of the University of try to pa«*.. on . , r ..... -on -un-ler new rrgtr. ,, ...... ... - goo,! conduct .. K than l« w nl out, <In- stated In Coettlnyrn Ktipportrd the view it , theae .truck* ra«e of t.loMle bombing, gr,atlv might hive nriglnntr<l In Ibirtn* ' PCC»*-nt (Jenrva Rosd Irading into j liitum , I'oited State, authoriti in rreiie I • . ||illr. y- -id I b- neeif. oi Tibet. |i « n de«cril>e<l a* the Sanford, they will have to go ou annotirirrd to<lav. They include Friedrich Fllek. ilrr.-iyeat in the InsDtutr's SO* on th. narrow and soft shooWers. e»l for Irnnifuiioni, »he aaitl j formri German induilrisliil, RichMr. Ilradl-rrr eompned the lo ir hiitory and more violent said,M r. tiray. He attributed the preient condi- * r,| Dane. one time food and agri. blond bank arrminta with thnie than the one which flail* ned of n finanri.il Institution or liank, Mr«*lna. Italy, in l!HUt, killing tloti of this road to the failuic *d i n lin e minister who ws* convicted the State Road Department to f„ r )lU , h(. ..clur| K |,#nw» *trr*-nl the need if "keeping up n -or- than XO.imhi |M-ri*on*. determine whether to extend and to "unlawfully deprive Jew* nnd account*" and stated tliat a g..».| Improve the highway into Sanford Polea of thrir land and reduet* eommifte. an h-inii:, tM. p i„. on it* preaent route or to branch them lo leiftlnni ami In tettlc their pram in a very effleienl tiannct. off on the lakefront prorrt. He pointed nut that l.lnria Inlet land* with Hermans," Otto Die It - , H « * , 1 C r«M e « « , t i n t national ha-* iloni much In Ihn "In vk-w of the heavy tmrk tri'-h. Hitler's prexs chief whom line nf maintaining bl-eik bank* ! inn* "lierati**- contplai rn rv ha* *el traffic expected from the vrgeUhl j the court found guilty of ■** peri in." throughout tin rountry. and fruit growing region* of the I si-tent campaign to armour the Kin-{ l.ion Hatty Hnlntin an. j Kidiin*on, flr*t Ncgio In the lower Kast O a s t to Ihr Kenford | hatred of Ihr- (Jrrm ani.. . .again*! big leaguein nu-tlcrn lime*. |IlCUnrril that l.mu directors would State Market and other outlets, | the Jews,** and former l.t, (irnerat n u ll Friday night at the hone , f I lilaying hi* fourth »e**«n f«r th*- | would personally reeommaod - Rmiolph I.ehinann. judge ailrnratIhelger* l.o»» year h > wa* aele-t*-' H ir rv W if.-. anu on* of the to. i that both route* Ire u*etl," aaid Mr. j nf ihe Herman army, who w* l<- to In d- I I I I trill la the I - the mo l valiiai.lc player In the dray. He suggested that truck* | acrtised of collalrorating in th S'atii-rinl I .c jig tic ntt-l wa* league lie routed over the Hrneva Avenue '(rafting of rxrnitlon orders. oldlnp nf a nip'it meeting Pau a were announced for bav­ biiMiiig rltampion with an aver- highway, and passenger ear* nvrt in* a blood bank rlliiir In the | **gc of ..TI2. Although now In r the ahore line route. I I • a lla a e < r r w * r a « , n a i l li'-tii fut me. t luriip hi- present average I* All* The 'curing of the rooerete on r rll« l rheek in the amount nf a drop of 2f, point* in three weeks the new bridge will br finished I t 1 S II1 1 M I ' r w C a s e U se r - Itidiiri-on di-nird there wa* any by Sunday, but thr bridge ran- rrraie ” than thr company'* offer S.T7,M't.l2 made nut tn Ihinn on Jan 17. IWI*. | *erii>ti* dispute with Manager llhrt not he openrd until the approaches of flvr cent* an hour. Thr Racing Cummiaainn la con­ Shotton of tin- Dodgers. And a large part of the nation'* are paved. Plans are pending t» "We've nlwny* gotten slong retain portion* of the old bridge supply of vital soda a*h ha, lircn ducting an investigation into thr "true” ownership of the State's M'aallaaeil tr-m |',a, riaei fine," he said, "lie's a good man­ for usa of flahermrn. shut off hy a major strike now IN pari-mutuel plants and attempt­ tain alio iliould autre, now, to ager. lie'* always treated me Asked If any action had l*ren In progrrsa at plants nf Allied ing to find out If nny of thsend live more of its own division* «wtll." taken lately on the proposed lake Chemical* and Dye Co., tolvay track*, nr officials, made Illegal firn«* wr*it« In the New York to Germany ot Northern France. front route Mr. dray stated that prncrsi, and the Diamond Alkali contribution* to political candi­ Post: tha matter la now wholly up to the Corp. date*. The em u in Korea hat brought Sod* a-h I* needed in doirna of "No one man or thing ran be 8taW> Road Department. I- • • "I'm going to warn them they're the American pmit.nn in France In blimrd for tl.r MMI pare the lagan has completed surveys of Item*. The strike, by 7,200 chemi­ in grave danger of having some­ a low point. Ih r lint hluih nf IM g rr* have *e| within the past he route aa requested of the cal worker* who itrlong to distriet one file a atilt to compel them gratification at American inter­ 12 week* of baseball while the County by the Road Department, M of the united i.tlnr workers, haa to revoke Donn'a permit," C lif­ M of the united mine worker*, ha ford aaid. vention in Kotra ha* hern lucrrrd- whip ha* been wre»ted from their ha aald. t til off SO to 70 per cent of the Moat of the evidence In his rd hy a waie of <h*rnay at U. ri. hands bv the Pllillle*, who have IreU N F A I R I'R A C T H 'IN nation'* supply. tome the aggre**nr* of the Na­ poiiraslim has been available to reverter. W A 8 H I N 0 T 0 N . Aug IA -t A ^ In Nrw York, a new serle* of tional league while the Dodger* the Racing Commistioft for more lire F remh long h a ir e*|»e< led have reverted to the role of fat, A National l.altor Rrlstlnns Board negotiating aeaalona started Wed- than a year, Cliffonl aaid. nr-day in the two-month strike examiner refused today to dlsmls* "They've stalled. Now maybe atUfied champs annoyed with the itrrnKth ol A uk in an atmi l*l>or prarllre chan-*-* again*! Ihr World-Telegram and they're on a spot where they will each other's mantieriims and man- unfair crperislly the atom Imrnb In give brought last winter against John Hon. The bargainers are to meet have to act. They railed this pub­ tier*. them lime to get well from lh« "Khotlon, Ith k iy , and the Dodg­ 1^ l^wia and hi* United Min' daily, until they reach an agree­ lic hearing thrmtelvra -— some­ ment or a complete stalemate. thing I have been demanding." lait war. .ind to rearm, er plavrr*. acting In concert, are Workers. Ktamlner A lthiir l^-ff nrdere-i A possible strike vute against The Itemised list submitted by American* inwly-aritve*l on Ihi* to itlame.. |..T h e re ia a rumor side of the Atlantic report that kn king ain'untl town that (HI hearings to proceed on the rharge* Ceneral Kleetrlr Co. was to ha Clifford also shows payments nf tha defeat* in Korea have hard­ llodgc* look a poko at Don New- although Welly K. Hopkins, at- discussed In New York Wednes­ 11/100, noo and Mioo u» Donn ened American determination ti» romlie one reeeot tfay. I know this tamgg for the union, tald the ennt day hy the C IO Electrical Work­ for trargl ttpehaes and lio n and rearm ami. if necessary. to la- I untrue, lull I alau know that mine operatnra who made th- ers. which said It* negotiations 1200 payment* to John Rurwrll, everybody di*e*n’t llkr rvrrvliody romplalnta had asked that they with the rumpany broke down last State legislator from Fort (.au­ ready for a «)<»**down with Hu*- cveryl week. *'• *' ric M ale.>r ’ be*flmfipod. ska. In the ie Ihxlger drraalng room." --------- *— —----------------There ha* bren no aurli rear lion in Kranrr. Toil Flench government offirial* are faring the problem to a drgrre that generally ia plea*. fronllnard from Page One) Ing to American obarrver*. Hilt nnltla, wa* found myaterlou*ly a aampllng nf sentiment among shot to death. the Freneh population, In ing* no She walked with her head down such responac*. anti appeared grief-stunned up­ The lack uf a "will In fight,'' on her arrival. Hhe refused .in auch aa remitted in the Freneh talk to new-incn when she steppe-] collapse nf HUH, is in evidence a- off an alt liner In l>o* Angela*, gain. Many Frenchmen »olrtmily rn route here. weigh lhe»e slterr*"vr»: Reynold*' body was lowered by Would another war l»e wor»e rope to the 11.MO foot level |a»t than simply to tit down sml wait night and will be brought out by to Ire occupied hy the Ru*t!ant? park burro today. Or would II ha hetler to trv to The Itodic. of Imlh boys, who take a neutral rnottr in the nope worked at the nearby f-erro Oorthat Kut*ta would not march i>it« do silver mine this summer a n l France ? ptannrd to enter Harvard thli It stagger* Americans to hear fall, were spied first through bi­ Pranchmen they have known tor nocular* hy Hamid (Jatea, veteran • long time svrlotnly weigh such mountaineer, who dlrectad raseurontldrt alums. eis |a them. It la even mute staggeiing to Kxperlenrerl climbers, the lads hear an many Frenchmen give an- *rt out Aug. n to scale the dang­ steers which, to American*, sound erous east aide of Mt. WMirtav like capitulation. The philosophy —ordinarily an eight-hour seramof “sit sml wait" It aridetpread ble for expert*. Alpinist* pointed out that a In France. The French appear to have lost party of five la the minimum for eonfldenec In aerial l>omhardment n fe ly . A rhtink nf grahlla— rot** M ale e w tt'' e«« tliltia v l if)® f l i t I •—even w iiii iih —a mean* of Hopping ground forces fare -eould have etumbled On-1 The Korean experiences have help- der the weight nf hand or fe«t I ad bring that, and the French con­ and sent pair plunging. A tall or ntiitie, hy one eu-.dd tinue In iemetine r how Ictig *1 took th* United Slate* to get Into have Jerked the other from an ln»eeure perch the laat two wars. Ten feet of ihr nylon ropa link­ French official* have told Ihclr American eolleagur* that the dr- ing them waa attached to Wat* faatlat alntosphete in France will B e rm a n 's Imdy, HO f u t tn Rey­ change If at least five U. 8. dlvl- nold'! form. slon* are added In the *|rfrii*o force In Western (iermtny. They alto want an eqosl allotment of Ifoallauetl ream N i , One I British troops. Although such troop* may not the Hay Iwratitr a high pressure ha available Immediately in Ameri­ area moving through th* Atlantic ca. U. S offirial* here are advla- (torn the north still wa* blocking Ing Washington that a prnmDe a turn In a more northerly din?tu - m e r itc m m . . . — i,, *t,ct»» to send those troops at thr rail- tlon. "11 may ha," Norton aJriH ...hetter metli, with leu work tt lower last jpoasthle moment would buoy ‘‘•bat th* high pressure area will the French. c o m ... whiter, bri|hter waihre. . .dtiitr These troop* would not he ex­ break up eufrirlently to allow a houMkwpinf ...aa *nri to U>om bot-tndso, tracted to stem any Russian at­ northern curvature—I hopa bothttdd fro wo i ... more time to relax, tack. They would he Intended In- anyway." "We'r* going to Hava ia Vaen •taad to stent the wavs of pestlmMty youni. enjoy Florida'* better Ia n whieh Is fell, perhap* moat a pretty tlo-s watch tat Utio Yee* every worry you with off oo »torm,“ Norton salri. "It's sow a heavily In France. Coupled with this drnmnd for severe hurriranr with plantv of Redriy Kilowatt it one lem grey hiir in troop*. AnttM‘<*in officials are wind." yovr bead. So check with your electric 1 be tail mlelaoty. Ii» -f < 1 at 4l46 urging that a chain of cornu- mil dealt*.* on til the odw ricte^aving, worknr eltabllahed ist one*, with on A. M. (F.RTI bail silimatatl high overall commander, tt gst pm- eat rlnils at altout IM stlldt par raving app'idncei-.-tee h i a todayl doetton and the rearmament of hour. Thu* th* storm's Intensity had Jumped from 100 to a w riy 1N tha Western nations rolling. Americans fael that a centrall- miles’ per hour In a llttla aed command would help solve an­ than four hours. other knoliv problem—the uae of IN M E M O R Y C a m a r industry In the rearma^ HEL PI NG I I H I D PLOEIOA V :B In tad hut loving n e t w n of ■mat program. The French Social­ our dear Mother. Kleter and Wif«, ists oppose this. flowaver, American official* be Mr*. Florence Gandy Johnson of Fla., who s a i f d sw ay that If a top-ranking com­ Genvea, ago today, Aug. 1C, 1M9. er pointed out that German on#A year year ago you l m h dsor, production must ha Increased Jackie Robinson R Ph , Owl Ing motors, checking machineguns. inspecting the hotnb loads. Suddenly it waa time to go aboard—just about 6:30 A. M. Oar plane, commanded by Cant Jack R. Packwood. Chehalis .Yash.. was In the first squadron, led hy Col. Clauds E. Putnam. Jackshnrn. Tex. Our big plane roared and lum bered down the runway. It* en­ gine* straining to pu|| the |0-tnn bomb load Into the air. This wa* what Packwood called "the dan­ gerous time" but «|| W Superforta cleared safely. We joined thr other pl*ne* In the squadron over an iaf;nd HO mile* southwest of the field, flew due west and then north right up the middle of Korea. The bquadron flew right along the Naktnng River line—some­ time* w rit, sometimes east of that meandering muddy stream. There wa* one big worry In thr mind* of all —no one wanted to drop Uimli* by accident on American truop* ea*t of thr river. 0 Donnell had gone ahead over thr target area to make surr that none of the attack plane* got over friendly territory on Its bomb run. O'Donnell personally dlrrrtrd the i-quadwiu a* they came o\er. Ill* voice boomed over thr ear­ phone*; "|f you can't see clearly to drop your bnmbi on the fir»t run go tiark again and dri** 'em." Eortunately the weather over the target rrclangle made that un­ necessary. I moved back and look­ ed out through the iromb-bav. Through occasional patches of rloudi I eould »ee--from 10.000 (ret— the patrh of woodi-d hill' and an occasional tiny farnwiHagr In the valley where the Reo* were reported ma-srd In forre. 1 saw no movement of troop* or vehicle*, nothing that would Indicate an r-nrmy army wa* below tn force. It waa 10:50 A.M. Thtn suddenly the bomb* Ix-gan tn fall away, one by one. I heard the Iximhanlier shout "fire!" ovrr the Interphone. Then the bomb* in the rear bay- or moat of them — dropped together In a aalvo. The plan had bran tn *parr thr tximha so they would hit about IM feet apart. But when the Immbardirr *aw im okr In our II20 he hit the salvo switch and dropped the remainder of thr load at once. It turned »ut the "fire” smoke ramr from a short circuit that wa* easily fixed. The liomha threw up showers nf dust and dirty black and bmwh smoke I saw no explosion* other than those of the bomb, them sevrs. The enemy threw nothing at us In the way of anti-aircraft—nr If they did It didn't entne eloje. In minutes the target area wa* obscured. We continued north. Folbiwing squadron* rrmvad Inin drop their loads over what quickly became a corridor of noire, dust and—we hoped death for the enemy. \Vr lurne-l east, flew o-.'t nn-r SO U TH W EST K O R EA N FR O N T, Aug. lit— (yp)— S ta n and Stripes, American G! newspaper of two World Wars, is opening shop here in Korea. One officer and six enlisted men arrived today to set up the S-aml-S Korean edition. They will rarrv on it tradillort of frontline reporting built hy some of the tieit-known name* in American Journaliim. The late lleywood Hroun and Alexander Woolcott and Harold Hoia, editor nf the New Yorker rnagaiinc, set the pnee in Wor'd W ar I days. Cartoonist Bill Mauld­ in. Jack Folse and other* »narxed thr second war edition* pttbli»hed over the world wherever G li were concentrated. Arriving on the Allied Korean Iwarhhrad to put out the paper were Capt. Thomas I* (laird. Hast­ ing-. Mich., a veteran of the Eu­ ropean edition; Sgt. Karl 7, Smith, .Spokane, Wash.; Sgt. Allen S. Waters, M Park Place. Sea Cliff. N. Y.{ Sgt. Francis Donahue, an T aniworth Rd., Norwood, Ma>*.; Pfc. I.eonard W. Turner, Fort Fairfield, Me., and Pvt. Hal 11 Ramble, 5M7 Hu»h Street, San Francikco. line S-aml-8 correspondent, CpI. Ernie Peeler of San Bernardino, Calif., » i i killed covering thr Ko­ rean war in it* earliest stages. Sinrr then the paper bad not had frontline correspondent* letmrling to the S-and-S edition* tiring pulilished fur occupation truop* In Japan and (iermany. Tokyo edition* were flown to Kotra bat usually rr«< tied front­ line troops day* late. Geneva Ht'KINEHK M ANAGER Comber Strike Race Track kail Strike French Pears { D EL A N D . Aug. (6— (Special!— Charles J Eranklin. business sec­ retary of the Cleveland Y.M.C.A. for the last 13 yean, trill become business manager of John R. Stet­ son University on Sept. 1, Presi­ dent J. Ollie Edmund* said today. Eranklin will anume the fi­ nancial administration and the ►upervuion of administrative em­ ployee* at Stetann. Thi* I* a newlv created position designed to co­ ordinate for more effective work thi* branch of the University. President Edmund* said. L e g a l N o tic e x o T tcs n r a M R a irr** s* t.r KOTIt*n IfH____ R n_____ K B TOlVRNThat a* a Sheriff of Ssmlnolt I. r. K Mere, as will on Xloaitay. the, County, rtafttf*. w trmtirr. At*. ISSS.t 4th day at aspti during tha Dgal Ihour* of salt, la ­ bours of flstso rlt: bstwtsn tha wll and, -two o 'c lo c k A .M . I____ - . o'clock .. .I’ .M . ..,. undsr and by virtu* of that rsrtsln final Judstnsnt entared on th, 7th day of July. AD.. I»»*. tn that c»r tain rare* psnuroa In th, Circuit I'ourt of th* Ninth Judicial Circuit nf rtortda In and for McmlnnU County, whsrstn Wltllsm it t:**nj. flair* Kvaas tVConnor and John t;«an* ar* Plaintiff* and If 0 Mc­ Intosh. It, Is Defendant, offer for Ml* and stll to th* highest and best bidder far rash alt stock of goods, war#*, iparchandlee. office, equipment, mechlnerv and ell other! personal property situate in that certain *lor* at 201 o itl Pint Htr#*l In th* city of Hanford, Plnf. Ida. eald salt t» "* mad* to satlify said Judfmenl In the sum of It,. 71*0*. and costa In th* sum of ll l.lt . tocsthsr with the rnet of taking Inventory ther*ol and mak tnx eat* thereof, said sale to he mad# on the premise* at HI Kt»i P i n t Htreet. H a n fo rd . Plu rld a. and Mid sal* to begin promptly after the hour of *le»*n o'clock AM on the Sea of Jr.pan and then headed for home. "I've gut the report on our run." said the radioman. Staff Set Walter R. Lambert, Rluestone, W. Vs. "On the target, excellent re. suit*, no flak, no rnemy aircraft righted." We looked at each other. “ E x -I eellrnf re*iilts," said one. "That mean- we dropped our load a n d none of ti* fell out the bomb hay." M id .la te NOTICK l» rO K T IlK It IIKItMIT III VPN. That inventory of all of the . Thr rrest of Mauna lata, t h r ! property to t>« sold le now In the I Hawaiian valrano, i* more than hand* of th* Hhsrlff " t " * 'County, florid*, and may be In­ 1.1.000 feet high. spected by any pcoepertlve pue chaser at th* office of th* said Sheriff NOTICE IM rU H T IIK It HI VPN That Mid eat* will b# made «|the» i \ t m » r m n i t i t h h t M j r r n Item hy Heir, or ns a whole, accord J • l»|« • %I. * IIH I I T . M H I X H »• In* to the bide reolved NOTICE IS PUHTIIKIt ItEltKIIV I I I I M l . 1*1. 011111%. 1% I H 4 1 * tllVP.N That said judgment entered • H ill. In raid cause Is a Hen upon all pro JOHN MOOhY. perty to b* sold *up*rtor to any I'U t n t ir r ! lien acquired subsequent to the v« bringing *f such property on the H IT II •’ linnfiT. premise* above described. < | te f»ftt| 4ftt. lu v m t r i: n n sR H NOTICE IH rUHTIIKIt tllVPN.t That ekould any penotn. firm nr N u T t n : T«» A T I ' K A M A N EW KM cnrpvrttlon claim any property In STAT»: nV r U iR lliA .H IT II C M iM ifb Y I »»f r *.#|a*tt «* It I ’ K T I N*MH. aaid fUc® nf bualncaa known aa HI Johns Kleetrlr Company |o<al«d «| T o . HI T II r l|(K l|» r r«M i d r r h f r ^ h r h iit lflf f i d i a l 2®l Kaai Klr«» Hfrert Hanford Flor­ J d llN haa lir o u a h t a n il ida. (hey ih«ll maU» their «lalrn* f t f A l n a l Y o u f l t ' T I I •* l l * H l I » V . «iR‘ known to the Hhtrlrf of HamlnoU fp r tflr in i f o r IM v o r r a . In t l i * • * lf ••*• 11 County. Florida, prior to »ald vah N in t h J t ir lR U l < * lm iH . H e m l* dale abov® mentioned aa provided Florida l• o n H I Ye Yl(»rl«1a. a t E T t i f f f d . by Mullnn fti.lt, •( ae<| ♦i da » I V I K I I K H K 0 T N<». HI a f til e* Annotated f»at*d a! Hanford. Florida IM T I K I K I * a n d I I K Q I ' I I I K H It* h* a n d a ii| » r a r H f h » r *n i» rf a o n n r tij* A t • SUI day of Jtily. A M . Ill* Ia<\«:al Notice lu r t t P Y , l a f o f r fit** f * n iir t fid I h r 2 n d d a y o f H c p l r n t i i t r |H ® , a l H a n fo rd . F l o r id a , a n d f llr Ih ir r * a f l r r ) o i i r A n a w e r o f l**frn « « * aa yo u m a y h r a d v lu e d K a li yo u n o t. i i r h t r a l>e» r r r p ro r o n f r a a u w i l l b# r n ir r r d a t f a ln a l y o u a n d t h r PA ld r a u F r |»r«H *rn l a t p a rt® , W lin r a g m y hand an d O f f ic ia l Hr a | o f I h r ab o ve r n t lt lr d f V iiill I It I a | a t d a y o f A 'lf fU a l IH * . at H a n fo rd H r m in t il* < * o u n lr . K l n r l d a . n V I lK It N lH i.V , « * ir r k o f f * lr « u ll fo u r!. H e m ln o lr f ’m i n i y . F l o r i d a i f h C ir c u it (H K e A l.l Dr. H. K. Ring C h ir o p r a c t o r Kan. At. Nat. Hk. RWg. I’h. I7S2 or 1746 NCM AND XHAY l)r. Henry McLaulin O p lo m e trifll 11.1 MagnnRa Ava. Pksae | | . I* A. MFeMU Aa Hh«rlff of Hrmlnide Counff. Florida , IN T H E c o t N T O P T H E f l l l ' f l J iw it ', s i;« iN n i.» : lo tk T t, r L O N IO A . I X P R O X 4 T K . IN N K t E S T A T E O X A N N A t - B B u : w IH . a t* ., k r m .n aa A N N A 1 -E W tM . D ecea|e4 TO A L L n t U I T O S I AND P f .lt BONX K A Y I X U ( 1 . 4 1 X 4 O S D t:H A N D S A S A IN S T S A ID E X T 4 T E , T a u and each o f y o u a re hereby n o tifie d and r a q u lr e d to p o te n t an> c la im * an d d tm a n d a w h ic h y » * . nr a lth e r n f you. m a y h a v e a ia fn e t the a a ta le o f A N N A I . K K I . k Tv ( h. a l ... k n o w n *o A N N A L E W III. d e rta re d . ( la t a n f eald C o u n t y , lo th e C o u n ty ' Ju d g e o f S e m in o l* C o u n t y . P lu rld a . a t nte o ffic e tn Ih o c o u rt hnute n f M id C o un ty *1 H a n fo rd . f lo r id * , w it h in t l t h l c a le n d a r m o n th s fro m th e tim e u f the f le e t p u b lic a tio n n f I h l * n o lle * . E a c h c la im n r d im a c d s h a ll he I s w r i t in g , a n d eh e ll . l e t * th e p is t e o f re e td sn e o an d p n .t o f . ft<-» sddreea o f t h e c la im a n t, and • h a ll he e w o rn to b y th e c la im a n t a a s n t . n r e lt o r n e y . a n d a a y su ch c la im n r d am aag n o t an fllsd sh a ll be vo id . JA T H . H EC K M M M e t e r *>f tl of | W i ll a n d T e s• ttsegent e r: A n n a ___ L a « L«#wt*. e w li atm io w n a n A n n a l^ w t* . S tease nd. • lio n A u a n e t «. I l f * Mountain ClimbcrH SUNSHINE SERVICE IS YOUTH INSURANCE! ^ W U O i N i O Y l l K . . . I M F L O flfy Tropical Storm F I0 R IM la v r f e m 9 m w & Jy . C i .. v - M f -U- !Mk F 0 W II ..a. f t a s. • IIC N T I've got broid ttronf ihouldeu THI Mother lo pile Mr atom m mt nm out end Mve hut «®h yw. Your Electric Friend, C O f^ M N Y r x . r - / tc^ . 1 V v Wc f/ . M-t 1 • ♦ •• (br I �— '<« V1 THE (n U n it y T h e re I t R tre n g th — To Prnlert th* Pm m of the Wot Id; To Promote the h t f i t M of A m r iti. To Pioduc* Pioaperil? for R i i l w i AN •0 V O LU M E XXXX1 E n U h lia h c H 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T Billion For Ko­ rean War Is Passed; Committees F a v o r GI Family Support ? 111 IMIN X YIIIT K IIK X D W il li t; s MAKINGS. Korea. Aug. 17— (rl’l | lie M nines weir lighting then bloodied halllc <’l the honan *s*t today against Kerb (lrs|tetaleiv living lo s|iirail risen hriiii-' hr sil si lots the winding Naklong Hiser, lintlci a iraimg sun ihe Icalhri nr* In arfvamrii t*rlun<l a hail o| iter! Kill il u a tl*«w anil rosllv .nil mi c this hattlr o| llic I llsingi mlgf, Ihr liglil'ng *s„. <lose-in anil ■ir o a r io MARCH!) ON (IN I t*y Chinese Communlsla and reporU of Soviet shipment* of supplies and >avagr Ih r Msimrs hit ihr Noilh drydorks to Vladlvoatok from the Haltlc, highlight nawa on tha boiling cauldron of Asia. (Central Presr) Koirans m ill rsri>lhmg they hast* rairpl dime lltiowris. Ihr Maiinrs lust ssrnt into atimn last ssrrk on the southern Haul ul the .snicitcan ail.uk tois anl l hin|n I hry |iuslir<l ilrr|i into Hcti in tilo iy in tint dlivr. Hut thrn they ssrir pulled hark and W ASHIN GTON . Aug. 17 <,!•)itldird to tins set loi to help the Preuldent Truman todav depono e-* I U , i . . . „ , .'•4th Inlanltv Disuion ssipr out a Senate m»va lo hon»t his nrnpn. IS h O U R h t lllr ((r ,t | nrlialion «, „ M, the »al« for frdeiai aid lo hfehwsv' H l l l l f l i n K THE BOILING ASIA CAULDRON U. S. Asks Other Truman Denounces Aid Of Kiwanians UN Nations For OnMuseumAsked By Mrs. Russell Greater Speed The legnlalion. which may go lo the I’ reikicnl a deik by Sept. I. null the nalmn'i la s law* virtual* _ ly nn a wailime footing, w ll honili individual income lasts b yaboul $3.0n0.000,000 meaning incieaiei of up In 20 percent for the 50.000.000-plr# taxpayer*. Cor­ porations will pa) 11.500.000.000 more a year. T h r meaaurr provide* a full las exemption *m Ihr service v *r °f G Is fighting thr Korean war. It ivr* la s Incentives In quicken tniialrVa, tftnbllne for ih r pruduc9 tlon oV’ lne n rrd a 'b f th r aimed It'cattane* no Paa* T a i l No Troops Yet Sent To Korean Front E x c e p t American Major Crops Get Federal Support At Maximum Level 0 W ASHINGTON. Aug. 17—la»*> -The gnvirnmcnt w ill suppoit grower prices of majur crops In 1951 at maaimum levels permitted hy law. Thai level la IK) percent of par­ tly. Parity, a standard for meas­ uring farm prices, Is declared hy law to t«e equally fair to produc. er* and Ihmr who hujr (heir pro. duets. The government could drop ihr •upper 13 to 45 percent of parity n*xt >rar. Uni the International situation bring what H Is, Secretary of Agriculturr Krantian has decided lo keen siipporta high tn encotir* rg r big crops. Th. f!rr? *«»••• I anniineement of a I0M support program may come within a faw days for wheal. The winter wheat portion of this grain crop will be seeded In the fall. Hence, the department will IKnAIIKf1* rim eaiJ llawS Oa rase* l l>n ‘ 0 Ue^iKtrrftion Books Open T ill O ct 7 f) All those win* have not yet re* registered and who aspect tn vote in the General Election on Nov. V, are urged to visit the Supervisor'* nfflew In th# Court House and register before the deadline on Oct. 7. The law requlraa all persona who have changed their place of residence or their names or have had any other rhange In their registration atatua since re-regis­ tering tn the Hprtnf to report to Ihe office (In pereon) and have the rhange properly recorded upn the Registration Hooks. T his applies to those who either (■ought property or eold their property In order to establish whether or not thee era free, holder*. Only freaholrfers or those who pay a personal property tai can vote in a school trustee alee, tlon and the registration hook* will not he open again between Oet. 7 and the data the school trustee election la held. R A IL H T R IK R W ASHINGTON. Aug. 1 7 -f/ P lThe trainmen and conductor* unl.-me today called *trike* on two short llm- ralltnada Im riarlne r*e*-r Tuesdny, to last un. It rr.ldnl(rht Saturday, Aug. V>. Th* walkout* were ordered on the Elgin. Joliet ard Eaatern Rail* road, with he* la Chi* rago. and the FT aad Labe E n a Railroad. ■aisa i i. afft* • K rr at 4 A. M. (1 M I » Aag. • 8S* Jld atrikes L I ooo MW perhaps I0JMM. No. 259 A vuw iatntl I'retwv l.rnn rd W ire Bloody Rnttlc R.ii;cs To Contain Commie Bridgehead Across Rivet At Changyong W ASHING I ON. Aug. 17 m w The Srnalr Finance Commiller j ® today unanimouily approved Preri-1 drnl Trum an« ’first inriallmenl" $5,000,000.(100 las boost, In help finance the Korean war and to arm America againil Communiit aggresnon. S N EW SPA PER 30,000 Red Koreans Launch Powerful Drive On Taegu; Marines Attack Obongi Ridge $5 W ASHINGTON, Aug. IT — tAT— Thr Srnalr today aproved and atnl to the Whllr louse a hill bringing In.nod,. non additional person* imdrr Soria I Security r o r r r a r r and boosting hrnrllla (or .1 ,000,. ooo retired wnrkero. * Ivor In partlr riot, dr through l i i i l t ) . L illie (h t n ir In temper attire light In m n d m lt north* r « | winds, increasing In fresh along thr middle rati roast Friday. S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A . TIM H S D A V . A U G . IT . 195(1 Senate Group Approves Big Tax Increase W a s h i n g t o n ! a u «. u l/t*'— T h r Senate Judiciary Com­ mittee apprmrd. 9 lo 3. an anil. Communist bill sponsored In Chairman .MrCarran (D-Nev). It wnuM require ihr registration nf Commiinitla and Cnmmuninl. frnnl organizations, and would nulla* conspiracies lo ntrr* throw Ihr eiivrrnmenl h« fnrrr. In Ihimr respects, II ia similar In a hilt sponsored bj Kepuh'iran Senator* Xlundt (S IU and l'rr> gttsnn (Mlfh). Thr adminUlra* lion dor* nni lilir r llh rr meaante. D A I I .Y W EA TH ER C o m m u n is t s .Superf<»rl.s Mil ('oiuiuunisl C it ie s Arc.i U. rB X #1*1 .th •jA'If y ’ |f. IL Jr D cv n stn tcd S. By Superforts IO K YO . Sudsy. Aug IS -</P) Ihttlx thousand North Koirans opened i m sisisr dine on Taegu on llir i rnlr.,| Korean warfronl I Imr srfay. Ihe Keds poured through iteep mountain passes 15 miles north of ihr '-"utli Koiean emergency captI II I Lev weir earl of the Naklong Krsri «• Pour O ut O l W .ic q w ;m - K u n w i 4 •’ Outs two Snuih Korean divisions ,I o<nI i>eiween them and Taegu, ''nulh Koirans ronlrolleil th* mountain past roads Ihr toninruniils itoined out n| I hr II "I IMttithn d in hAni of the ii'fr Iltr\ lumprd off from 411 n r* liflMprn M ifkjuTn tutl Kun* • 5%1 • % 't «s i*-rrrrj 'ZArsm _ lliro alia, k slatted a few lioiltv •liter l s \|*,m rt and 'he 24lh Infautiy Division slrurk a new \llird Mow at the 12.000-man Red luidgchra-l on llie ail hank of •he Nsklong oisct near t'hangn* song. I inilev soulhwevt of Taegu. To House General Sanford Collection as "imonslstent with Ih- effor* Naktong on the rrn lial tn lot of I lie M tunes Im l hern pulled to hold down non defense spend In c ” out ol die toulh coastal atea whfte I.ally *r sir iris y the Matllici lie eipre*»ed hla views In n iliev It s>l made advance* on ('hift* W A SH IN G TO N ,' Aug. IT— letter lo Chairman Chaves l ft Co-r*|**ralion nl the’ Kiwamt flu h ll,f ," ° 4<l " ,'’1 i/Pi—John Foster Dulles said NMl of Ihe Senate Public Work* in the building of a museum lo •" they «id»i*d I.*c k 20-odd l,'r » to»W »*•»» «'"< 'do*today I'rraMrnt Truman has Committee, whbh approved a hip house valuable antique lurntlurr •ulev to llie ra,| and llier, thunled Uietr tent, w d , pH. bed m the asked him to he a delegate In i ailing for 3120/100 OOn more e norlhwaid lor the t inguyung atAssembly and that he will not year for highways than Mr. Tf" and Iwsoks loaned lo the Sal'tc ‘hide of a pine glove. lac k Ire a candidate for Ihe Senate man recommended. Harrison Chapter of the f). A. RMattne units got thru mat* lung In New Vnrk. After a talk llie U .S. 2*>lli Infantry Division The legislation, on which th* hy Mr*. Sanlont Dow, daughlri nl order* lair yesterday l-a»l night with Ihr President, Dulles read Senate espected to star* .l»h,»- late General Sarlord. founrfer ol they w n r on the move mbs the tool the Marines’ placet in the reporters a brief statement an* lay by line, lint theif innvoys glowing at tots roatlalh line put west ol Masan nrwMcinf hla acceptance of Ihe •non. would aulhuriie 3020,000,000 Sanford, wai urgerf yrstrniay U Jf. appointment at the Proal* for highway aid In each of th« Mrs. ........................... “ ‘ - diisly loads iindrt a skv that t|saikItlC X IO f UfMAI CAtllMS CAtOi ' aie rlr -yperl ..vac It.e Nmth K-iiratV I southern pmt whicti it i l auhne Miriam HuiacU ns a I alkjk dm 1952 and 1953 flsea1 year-, \ dent's m ines!. He aald be win with stars. miles east nl Pmsn ■1' city <sf KisMfvvstip) by a (ormstlon *;f U. .1 H-29 Huperfnrts iturtog s rootlnna na Republican foreign House.appr/ivec) -fill a ilhorl»e*r Ktwann giant raid Olt a Onmmufitst tndtiitrlal pi set sir tk ing ever Woman (bat policy ronsnltanl In Secretary only SATOjOflO.dflO for each ve«». II w *, on the north central As an alternative she .t.gge»Pd|, ,At , : l " * • ” J"' tom), bomb* ftOM a 11-70 tut pay dill' s* *o oil refinery slioot* flae*rt , , * 1 I <•In.fi was In ttie* line ir*d> t*> atof Htala Arhtann. flout, rioith of Taegu, that tha Mr. Truman *ald It l» ‘'e»»e>i the setting aside of a room in the la*-h with "It" ami “ F" rompantrs J.noo feet hlgts (U S Defense I) prtrfmenf Photot from fsifernartoni] Red, werr making their most dantlal'' that the amount lie m i at grioua threat, howe'er I.A K F . S U C C E S S . Aug. 17— least to the 11*00,000.000 he origin­ pnqsoserf Civil Club fiuilising to In the spearhead. Tlirlr object Is c 9 u i l Ilh'U'KJl Ittstge a steep ssvsv’1 house the roller lion, whtrh > be fA*)— The United Nations Se. ally rrcommeniJed in hi. budget Tlie sudden tinust wa* described rurlty Council fal'ed at a closed- message. sanl has l*een valurrl by Ilf I ie*f luirk hill rovernl with set'll* by I ’ S etli Army Headquarters growth nod rtH-k door meeting today to hrrsk Its ai llie 'must serum* one to the "In addition,** hr added. "I be Hanna of Rollins College at more Thrir move had lieen «»*ft deadlock orer inviting Knrran lieve that federal-aht funds ah mid than onr million *lollars. I'nltrd Nation* in Kutea." Sh'irtly after dawn Hie attack lierepresentatives lo lake "art In It followed a matsc'd t,umliing ■ ■.an be limited t0 the federal-aid sV. A tulUble builduu; is gan. Artillery and Marine t ■ l).N. dehalrs. This information trm rathrr than turd for local attack by '.IN It-J'J, \\'< .|ne».la>' ligtiter planes plastered the enfound lo house the collection, it came from usually well-in­ nt rounty road* which ate not ublch was aimed t" soiw the Rrd . , i I l si i\ l * niy-held ridge with expln-ne* formed diplomatic quarters al part of that ■yttem.'* offensive. •of may lie hequeatheil hy Mrs l)-*w machfnt-|guH fire. Hut when the III II XI IHIX I I thr end of a 90-minute meeting A l’ Correspondent l.etf Erickson T lji president said that "in lo a college in Connrduiit, md IrMthernrek* staite*| up OiMingt 1In vt3 «t Kth Army llradquurtcra In KoI IK I ( AVM.R5 K ■« \ mb 17 t/1'r W H IM called hy lluasla'a Jakob A. Ma­ light of the international situation. \ t „ R ll,.»ii ■t«ler the enemy cut loose with tcwaitasaw oa rea* i s o n'r». lauiseti. lik. August president of the Ittied 1»»*|»ih*| llirii I14#lit wrtf ilif)| ira a«id lltf North Korean* were llleh in* lii'le* mortar*, mnehinegmi* and *mall i|r*i| Iih I iv Its Krtl Knrr.«n< nil I ill Mr I -tf U'.iri;H »ll |l|x| L I Mir « attacking with lirtueeri J.'i.oOO and The rullrrtion. nation Counrll. The delegate* arm* fire They even lohlw*) gie Silteenth Century Italian furni* Hades iliun the n*lge into the :tll,lMH) lioop,. Immediately went Inin ihrlr I S. |>til'd re *t lieil the iptl lure, chandelier*, and tamk .»■*•$ previously scheduled p Mh 11 e |o the patli of the invader, wer* (*<••* of thp Marine*.. ♦ Ifr.l It |r*1 to kill l7 I'M T I m rontaining a vrlualdf I liu m . « ts meeting and continued Ihelr lira South Kc'tcatt dlvltinna. The atlMck had Ju«t lo’gtin 1 9 .1! lint fivr |i% r ! » M tril iitiir* »lnred for III vear* in thr Sanf-nd push up when I eliml*e*l • hill t" llie suddrtt out hill -t to the general alalrm rnls on Ihe Ko­ 1Itr » (A 1' • X «l*1 tlir r-itt«. north daveloped after f S MaAtlantic National llank Vlf*|l rean problem. gel a view <>f the l**ttlef|r|*1 whtrh « 41 « M th. M id It tril tlltllll through thr eoiirte v of J * tue- lay srn u * nne and the r S "Ifh Infantry a narrow valley. WMt|H'.1. .1 « ♦l»r \ Im\ IIIMirii •»»B *•*» illvl.nin is|t11petl off witli a countley, she declared When Hu hi Machine gun ami rifle fit* *t**4 L A K E S U C C ES S . Aug 1 7 -f^ » fitllul tli* c wa* no longer avallalie. Ho m Ipit along the ililgc Grey plumes ,r attark ill tlie Reds' ("hangtiyong — The United State* railed upon T»" I tci i|tinn nf III*' pft .'•nrf 4 river -crossing loilgr in a hlooily CHH AGO, Aug. 17—<A’| -The (lir^ Women's Gluh **ff*-i**l 53Hw 1•Ml lull ,10.1. k%III! It XYd* rap. other United Nations members to­ moving of two Negro families D.a .R. the use *>f th.- hsl.um si of anmke mushroomed up whole effort to drive the enemy hate fire was hiitsting. llirnl Ii\ t!»r lift U thin rtuit nitti; day for more speed in tending into a white nelghtiorho<vl on the thr Club House. across the Naktong Gapt U u i s II. Sheen of lion** I In ir I w m I icu wt tr in u The Marine-Army ittark roarThis rollrctiun is lieinu pul u** lull*, an Infantry nffleer, «at *>n ground force* lo the Korean bat- south side last night stirred up * hill l* «|tn SI\ MTHpInr***! l»y the a racial diaturlonee whirli was t„ ... t.wl W,S<lllll.« C * -.. r>* ' * • up N it-cp hi!! near ''h.ancn1 st* | nigl ititiniMk •*• Hr* ..*•*•»**# » I if IL • ivnlfy fliiu rnnilimB Sit* IIC eat w W. ,*f w*i |M>iK«men. which w ill he showo at « , t'* »r |m%«H hi» flrld b Ihi^c * nvrr himI H u n ic .' i n r D l l C T o l i f t AinrMrmi piiMincrit wrrv killr<| yong, 2d mile* soutluseat of Taegu. 81* person» wera aelted by the tea that will lie given hv lh< v >><• The f'hangnyong fighting wa* In it* second report lo the Se­ then the battle was pullett lnt*t n i _____ • e* jt # r i Hilly I aam • lu'friti' Mimiim‘1 * r** il ••MihMcii Hn t’nn* # curity Coum.il on opeiation* under policemen who used i police ve­ en's '>rganixatinns, said Mr ■ Ru«, elose view. ,i„ ,i,is r . hicle*, to block nff the area and At Ihe bottom of Hie ?Hgt the General Dougla* Mat Arthur'* uni- restore order. All lho*e *e|*ed sell. Th'* \ntr» tmn» id /n l thr riilcr it'earlenea «te fee* 1*s«» She pointed out that t v Ht 0 to I* \| n .t n \ M K«»tnt field command, the United State* are white. Flva are rhargrd with Clerk Q, P llrtndon ..................... I M* tIMI ••«•*! l*r» M .1 »«sstlss disorderly conduct and the slith. selnus" enltertton nf old oletiise# MIAMI. I la . Aug. 17 </Vl fm ig h l n v rr (o r th re e U>*». TH r •hould he given In military unit* and relic* that miriu im- ui-nlu 'T s aw * ***** All I Inruls was plarrd under 17 AIM* ft* III u Mi'll1 lll'riktri llri'AM tn a museum, end stated lh*l me « already i.i rjuMenee rather than M O N T R EA L »ION« Bonfirr lull tie me ileil Imlsy «% tlir yrdf'i | h> St ir alt lea in fits sec'ion irigl i'll* Members of the Montreal |.l»n, r«»r|Hiinl lltidil, mrtttlirr un to irt rutting and training special fir*. Impieal tlrurn limed wrrlwiid hlstotleal treasuies. Club were told all about Kanfnrd nmt ni*rilnr rMtnpMity. t«»l*l ih»* unit* for Korea. over I tie All im ' ii toward the it « Mes. Itussel' paid tribute in hy a former fellow member. Maritnt) lit*- iItia Appointinwni nf .Inhn Sfnhirlkt The reporl wa* Ihe first submit­ relle Faille of the Sanford I .inns the vision of Genrrnl Hanf"> •»* llamas and the I lornla mainland "\Vi «tt n re rn|itiiir<| raptured mii o tl»** fii^t vi*>r«rr»iiiiiiMii«l* 1 (*f the Stn» Club when he visited hi* home laying nut this city of *.» ,«l !•*»•• A.1 »»f fhr A irvrk tn I turns ane warning* were ordered »»mi•• 't >1 f h r IM h . I s , ■lav G A I N E S V I L L E . Xue 17 <.V« ted tinee Ru**ia'» Jakob A. Malik rlty recently, lit returned Tue*. street* as rompaied with Hir n*r. I p(tinn, r » cliiirniHM Ih* 1PM educational system up in the It sliatn-t• I hr rye nl "X'" became president of ibe Council day with Mrs. Faiile ami hahy row stic r l* nf some other Fl-r*da F lo rid a ’s un mlirr hln tlHv**. IfWOtWCtd "Tl tdioli, ■ ame thro'igli le ''headed (*»? th* n s l < " iinlesp lie Aug. I. The previous teporl wa* daughter Susanna after a font municipalities. She also eallr.i at* S ta le ad o p t, a -mind f i- ia l potlrv the greal ilnim aimind whuli IdU . .|t a n k * a i d a I'd m ore w e re follow - I' mIrv hv !*(»'»• Cnmm*wl*r Kartyla trntlnn to the alley ayatrm where* mile wind* whirled was im m lrd \ i,||f ,, submitted |uly 25. While the new week varatlnn. lion,holder. stale Senator XX' X Shands w arn *'l found that miirh nf the In­ by Sanford eitliens are m>t Irm.ud l|ir Itihamirn lapilal • itv "XX r i ni in a call for help ai'ointinit out the need for an report cover* operation* only up lo terest nf the Montreal Lion* In e«| here y e ste rd a y . pelleel tn have gurhage and it* h we didn't linve Hie w eapons lo n u t c a s e of Legion membership The present public school pro Na«*an July 31. informed quarter* said the Sanford and Florida w»« due to picked up in front of home* i i*.n flghl XX'e were. . told that lu rin g Hie jiresent present wai rrl*l». gram , he aaid ill a r lv li «luh »rail it ••tiswso ow r*<» n « » i the fact that many had visited .** . S o uifnotry ' . Dir •Inirn area rnraiurrd J sir i .11 Karl lllggintmtham outlmetf is now co stin g th r * ta lr J.V 1 m il ' o th hnfrsn- ss-roihl I n* sent Commander linn,holder made the Florida.** aald Mr. Faille, lie re- from proposal G. W. S|iemcr miles a' im* Almill I Ml mile* id hour under following statement: , , . , ••r In nl,*ut 4 ported that tha Canadian weather the Rotary Club for the hulMing lion a year and if It co ntinu e*, hv j , ,1#' sol Tal, "The niemt»er,hip drive u l,eing wa* pleasant am) that the ther­ of a 323,000 «-1v1« rluh hulMirg. 1955 the cost w ill lie a p p ro sim v te . | this d iam elrr enntam rrl w.ml* •! I ,X 111tle latri we ,o|He ,t«ttrd early this ve*r in <on|unc luuiirane Imre, with gulf wind* ly 3100 million mometer rarely got above tin lllsatlasM na r s a s T»«l Koirsii* XX'e riillrd nut, 'Lieuten­ linn with an intensive and Im­ degrees. Aa the author of thr resolution over the remainder. ant Tnl ’ Xn officer answered uv mediate drive throughout the enrailing for the pre.en.t gnvertuner* S O C IA L S E C U R IT Y The body of a IH yeard old Ne­ The renter was shout 480 tmb* “Poini of them had Smith Ko­ 11 «sllssa4 re . •s - S'lvel IL H. M ARIN ES The Sorial Security Admlm<ir*. atildv of the tehrad picture. Shan * gro Boy Scout wa* recovered at eail of Miami al 10: V) A M rean m 'iking, on them. T lirrdefended torsi a-hool ailt'airlties tlon field office Inratefl In Orlan* Guy H. Duffer, 17. *on of Mr. were .lli'lll Ifi of On of rite'll. XVr 10:45 o'clock this morning from Lake Markham, 76 feet offshore and Mrs. L. «*. Duffsy. m s Ifntlr d« announced today that a repre­ whose art Iona, he said, are dir- f f - S I), S 'tu iii l« alioiit 205 piiln fired s few round* and then S a n fo rd laled hy Ihe 'State prograes, sentative will tie In Sanford in Avenue, reeentl? Joined the M-ra il and -lightly toulh of Mntt > . In a ll feet nf water and near stopped XX’e still were ronfused Friday, Aug. IH, on Ihe apt ond “Our trouble,** he aaid, "a* rlne Corps. H# formerly attended nigh Camp William E Howard. i the nfflrrr, had blent If L d himGtady Notion, chief ttmm fotrt.nw KH He la Leroy Farrell of Troop Seminole High School. A brother. floor of the Court 11ml se l*** with the re,| of the eminirv. the name of the leadri •f raslet in the Miami Wealhci ,,.|f Ir. I ween the hour* of 9 in ,X XI, that we are trying lo e«rape | James, la a master sergeant In ,/ ■ • (. 1 1 , > 1 II, l ' , „ Rain yeaterdav 0? inch No. 01, Boy Seoul*, whoa* home Op l'»ir lliltcsil, silvurd tiic tieoplr of the was at 80(1 Orange Avenue. The the Marinas at Bramrrtnn Wash., and 12:00 noon. i August talnfall 2 Ih Inch#*. lit III IN XI X»|, itudolph j Hahsniat to lake all emcigfn'y N o iii mI August ralriiali k ill In. body waa located hr Haywood and another brother, U 'li R f l P d * * H is r a « » III KI.IN. Xug 17—r,V» 'he Cleveland, Negro of Winter Park. ?*nr^ M • Marins sergeant durTnlia today 3:17 A.kt stnl XV'i.t. m Xllie * are ro-uldering i Deputy Sheriff Charles* Bark in« World W ar II. high. 10:IH A M . .1 hi s r v H o rn s " ah.*r | protest'' to I In Ruasi.r '• aad W. E . Watson, Justice of the Pfr. Jo t L . Jonas, Jr., nf Rural I h r Dusty Hoots Riding Ann- over interference with Herlin mall peace, Investigated the drowning. Route k, who recently wa* Hla* nation will relrhtate Its thir I at *h,- llelmstedt interronal leir The youth was laat seen swim- ehargad from Marin# service at T h e XX' f a t h e r annivnsary Sunday aftamovr. der. V * i General M..*v*ell |». mlag In tha laka yesterday al Parris Island, S. CL, has reenl'rtwith a trait ndr and a rnvnm Taylor, I'H . rnnunander. said tn roon. ed In tha re jita r* . JA C KH O N V II.I E . Atig. i 7 —<A*X •vt 12 Sanford numbers among its newer rdtren* a genuine soldier of dish supper. The riders will Iravr an Interview today. Atlanta at -TOtt I'.M. fmm the club house Soviet and East German Com­ Hi,mark H OT FOR R I'S SIA C A R N EY " OROVF, SO LD 7!» (3 fortune who for 47 yean followed an adventurous career lliat goi him and a coveted dl»h supper will munist guard* hare hern selling W A S H im .T O N , Aug. 17 - m O RLAN D O , Aug, I7 - 0 P ) - T h « 17 Ho,ton u Three top diplomats of the Polish historic 430 acre Carney grove into many Central American t»solulioni, and who now at S4 live* quiet- lie served "tl their rr»:un All and opening parkage mail nn Cleveland 47 44 emhaeay In Washington have situated on Lake Weir In Marlon ly with hi* wife on South Orange Avenue. Utey came here eighl months person* having hnraes to ride atr train* l>erwern XVe»t Germany and 70 Jt Herlin for Ihe pact vseek. Th* Detroit I invited. broken With their Communist Count* has bean purchased hy ago from S i. Paul, M rir. 102 Fresno M Russians mntend West Iterliners government, quit their Jobe and Minute Mnlrf Carp.. It eras re He i* • of. R. II. K a il, end on -----------------------74 35 H IGH W AY A CC1D KVT ate i .'v teatilea and fin- New Orleans » i»u tmt th>' right to « u y la vaalad toils/ h r t *mey Grove the wall tf hi* llvfnj; rrom i* a 42 W ORLANDO . Aug t7-(/P>-M t*. iahe<| giMvd* throtign thr mailt Philadelphia KM V a M States. ciutlon from the Republic of secure Its Independence, he parti­ 3.1 San Antonio It Henry R. Blank, of Gainesville, Iterliners Insist they have the The government I* Investigating cipated In revolution* In Guate­ uldent and Panama attesting hla services in 77 57 mass, la tha absence at aay siaral. manag er * f the MinuU lh« causa of (la Indapenderra. mala, Nicaragua and Costa R i­ who waa involved in a two-car right to ship anything they with Seattle 77 70 Wa*hington, D.C. that any of them has Tha citation waa gtvan him ca. HI* wife 1* a former native collision two miles south nf Kia- It, sealed rara which are only In 93 7* ■man 1st, officials spec* In 1B35, or 32 rear* after Panama of Panama and they hava a son slmmte last night, waa raportwl transit through the Soviet tone. Fort Myers 30 71 -___ that alt three probably will -------- af the eoncern bacama atparalad from Columbia. who served in tha Navy In World In good condition this morning General Taylor hacked up thtj Orlando view. by hospital attendants here. he granted asylum llwotlasee Oa rag* Fiver would c o m e t an the purchase. In nddltion lo aMtnr Panama ** Wrf Thirly-Two American Prisoners Shot By Retreating Red Koreans Race Disturbance In Chicago Quelled By 200 Policemen Florida A l c r l c (I For Bi[» B l o w Off Bahama Islands BaliHmnsIn?4 I f o u r u t On Present Course System Is Rapped By Senator Shands John Sonkarik To lacad Legion’s *51 Membership Drive , Colored Boy Scout I)rownH In I^akc Weather Soldier Of Fortune Becomes Resident Of City Of Sanford ‘M s a n ^ g s . - j - ___ ____ L \ �0 • •he Sanford Herald Marnagre Kates Kalabl.a.4 la Iwn ■"Wall** I Hill, r u r a l Sa«ar4a> ------ -- . -M »a**a, . . • Ml Maaaalla . ( « , » , » iH * H a* ■*..■! aaafirr a«aw, «T. Ilia , a* I k , I'Ml tirrir* - *m>**4, H «H *|, * * *** Ik* Art taaara** at »lar*k a. i« n . The number of mm+iod people In the United Staten i' m now at an all-time high of nlmoxt 75 million, whl h I m 11<2 million more than only 10 yvarM hro . nrconlittK to the*.Metro|H)litnii Life Inauntnce Company. . Sornewha! more than two-third* of the present |Mipulution at apes 15 ami over is m arried; throughout the 50year |t«-ric><l of 1899-1940 the pro|Hirtion was iilxnit thn*e"fifths. The increase in the married has lieen greatest at the younger apes. Amonp women at apes 20 throuph 24 the proportion married rose sllp h tly from 47 |»ercent in 1890 to 51 |s-re*-lit in 1940. anil then spurted to iilsmt OK |»erccnt in 1949. For women at every ape period under 45 the increase has been preatei in the past decade than durinp the entire h alf century prior to 1940. Even beyond ape 45 the proporti<m of women who an- married is now at the highest point in nt least sixty years, and the same is true for men ut all hut the old apes. "The increase in the married iKipulation results to some extent from the improvement in m ortality and the consequent reduction in widowhood," the Metropolitan ex­ plains, "hut of much preater importance has been the re­ markably hlph marriupe rates of the w ar and immediate |Mist-war period. In the country as a whole the proportion of adult mall - who are sinple has fallen from .’15 to 29 lierceitl lad ween 1910 and 1949; amonp women the correa* pondinp decn-ase wa- from 28 to 23 percent." ' k o L u w b I* nfcLttt K alla, ullNUlik lit .4* ___ Haala*** Maaaa*, " iiP i.H ir r m ii iiv t k * Karri.'* | .as M— *k. | JM 1**« Msalk* —. ana ■ Moalk* aon *• 12.00 V ia , All akllaar, • n il... r a r i. ..* >aak*. ,*M>lall«a* a*4 ■••ilr** .1 ■•arialamral fa, Ik , ,< ,,« • «r .l.laa Iaa4», Mill k, rka,a ,4 far ■I ,» a .la , * * i ,n l .l m ,.<*• n*a,r**al*4 kailuaall, I I , Ialaa4 I< **M H , M,a*a**aiall%a« la*. »♦« Va,k, I klraaa. 11,1,all, kaaa* C l!,. aa4 1 1. | a * li, Tk, Il,,a l4 la a M*Mk„ ml tk, Aa*a*la 1,4 !*,.•• **klrk I* ,*1111*4 4 S ,la a l,,l, <* Ik, ■•* 1 1, , , |n.Ml• allna a* all lb>- laral a,<>* ,rt*i*4 I tkla a,w *a*a,r. aa **,ll a* all f ***** 4l.aai,k,a. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ T l l t ' I I S i m . M U . 17. I9'.0 £ T O ItA T h n illL R V K K 8R H i arr Interpreting Ilf, In *nm onr. perhaps fur m an,. Mali* yourself rlrar. ami ,niir etampl worthy: Y r arr Ifi, light of Ur world.— Mali, f e ll Onr iialr tubsriilirr I,III ut In an anonymoin friin lir cloem’l like this tolumn. H al H al Hal II* should have In wnlr it. Wr dun I Bkr it tilhrr. Only »ix of William II. Johmun'i iesiociatn in the operation of foul Florida do | traces h a ir brrn a hewn lo b , forme. Capone g»ngstrri. May U lhai't why (lie *.»<> arnoi it on the :pol. One It nut imputed Jo ire in the papen whne a nine yrai old bey wai thot to death by Ini 11 yea I old coutin with a .22 u llr At long ai paienli continue to give cluldirn of that age uflei without yryitwn, they can raped lu fmo ihot to death. I . Fvrn the Seminole Indian* hav* finally gotten the idea. Now the, ate ruing then Uncle Sam fui a lie'et little JM9 7ft2.'>7,» to *r|l|r a claim for land* that port hack to 1823. Well. everybody rite it getting it. Why thouldn'l the Senti­ nel nolet) Governor Watirn it afianl thrir ian’t anything lie can do to keep Mwypapeu fiom irfrinng to hur Hgane» lliat hit Honda at "Flori­ da punkanei." "II you can liguir '■ puma way to keep objeetionablr . natter out o| newt|>a|ier»". he n 1 at telling the Jacksonville bnreau. "I with you would Ms*, it on to me". Why. that’a easy. Fuller. Juit don't do anything "ob­ jectionable." However impudent the woihl , c h it may he, howrvri dote our rjiviliiation may be to drttruction. the boy who ihol hit lather the other day drmonitratrt the fundsmental truth that a man thould aol beat hit wifr. Pertonally, wr hope that any drunken tip wh<> think, ‘link it ■ecetiary to crack hit ,wife if* over the head with a chair ha. a aon who will remind him of hit liinpatHim at a huthand by putliiiK * .22 calibrr bullet in hitn. g ; S ) • • ; • ! T H U R S D A Y , A U G . 17, 1050 T 1 IR K A N F U ltH H E R A L D . BA N FO H I*. F L O R ID A r A C E TW O Social Security lor Florida'* ir d and dependent children prove* ant to lie very m ure. C.ovtipOr W*rr*n it in no mood t*» a fe c ia l aradon of the Legitg. which might impeach him. i eee what can be done about liw old folka what the law and what the u te i tax hI IS ptovide. Make* ut wonder « to old age penAt MU social txcuril) ,n genkrai if thii country ever comet upon another period of hard timet, il iltr ihoitage of lundt make* the |>ohlicfam have to choote lietwecn the old f d i t £bd their own grail. We WMild not want to be one of thote who had depended rrtuely upon cLatity and geperotity r* the poliluiant to provide for our old Of*- Balter tu have a frw dollar* in • tavingt account ur life in- • Mitance annuity. ^ On* of the difficuhiea confroot• tag world cooperation it demon' li f t tad by Briitth (both cooteiva» tivg «bd laborite. refutal to tup’ pop the Sehuman plan. Uritsin’i • oppotition it bated on very tound • a ml,only wliith tocIJ irn lr >1 thr altd »i t e l. induilriet oi the klb'tqwting counttin, would be oefette and auiuctatic. Ihe do not want thrir major incontrolled from the conThey remember ancient with France and Gcimany refl. T h ii b only one of the obtieclea which will preten: aa fuilher attempt* ate made world cooperation. Theta St-will be tucceaaful to the D o w n to w n Alieva HOW TO SILENCE .THISON ------- --------- m i-----------------------(ITWV ■ ■ m i Are Being Re-paved Held After Robbery L-ji iu t t . at.d cf b f.itr drain- C«p:ur* cf three Nrgiu yc.th. 3t elinlna’.Ijn "f tu -JJlt 1*Mr:ty slier 10:-0 ocl-xk thi* ter heavy h riv y ratal thr Iter tat.it !n the al;*> all' | nmrmng by p-ur- in St. At-rue* l -out* cf F.r-t l-tr»*t aid ofw r | :.n*. tevealpn lor: taker, ir Or- j rprtcrnr a r, t-pivIVif parts r.e iilsy. • Be:;*: drslnaa wifi ■': neil. it r-» t trpvH cd t<d»y to :c» . . inSi.UA Atti F*t». Avenuj\ City i tando, n ew . vifvid a id at B zth 0.- u tir.r •••Sit i ■■ ■ .iru r.e j . vs .’he io i* i iu .m down .h* is ! l .r.e amy into • ctv.h x ••■ u*-y C .ft i J ' , j local i ’-jiic, t> epartneat, v.h;;'o ta t^rn D-’p-'ty Sh.erff} j K. ?k«5i Serrt:.- .•■tatton •: r « , • v L -r: |, - o v e f d by At,- • Fiurida Hurricane t m >♦ % Markham Hume I k Destroyed B> Fire I0*a„eeri r m * Keg* oa*t hunionc precaution!. " c ir r ii* -hrold til d by c.n the Fite cf undvteimined origin dtalar: for lu r r .t r advievt,' h i •ttv>ed the two •lory from* h^m* the fci«:a*ter. cf Mr. and Mi* R.-hert Harsn »t H- detetibad it at "a iaige ami M.itkham thi* moning. N V ttt hurricane" tr.u ««id if it* Spark' frvm the burning house pm ent cour*c i« nimntaincd tn» center will move info the Bahama* ignited the roof of *r.rth*r n'aray h?0'.* turn'd hv the H*g*n* and In about to 24 hour*. contain!., fum ltu’ e belonr'.ne tx Norton-aaid: a Negro. The tmall boc»ter truck “T li* it a preiunirary alert becacie the ttorrn ha« renehed a was 'ent fretn nciv to the f.t* at thieatrnlnr petition in relation l l t l T o': ock. ttid with thr water to Florida It l» rxt a humcnr.e tn the boo't'r t*nl. »ucr*»d*d in warning, but is adnee to the p.-o- mvtng the "• ;nd ho? e. b it only pi* of Firrida to keep them r iv e t after, the roof had been *ererely informed reyaHfnj: tne hurri­ lamare-1. F iiiititn J T- Fernett * H F 1 cane." Tlie Bahamas vrer* told to t'.rilfith an'tv'-ej fn- ;*|! Tne "ttand e>- for hurricane warn­ flhkndal lot* A e to the fir* ia t ings' 4T* black snd red stcnal* not yet known. will go up ia the Bahama* during th* day. It was stated. C-r*dy Norton, chj<-f "term fci»carter in the Miami Weather Bureau. *aid the icV o * Atiint.c i t a * l t a u r - t r > » m l* » s * U a t l hurrican* it continuing it* iluw *i u tste j that the lliwan.f Club movement toward the west. cand of vitligat. lt " l f in the ptaWind* of 140 milct an h ur are gram unle • a idsjorlty cf the revolving around the ite m 's con- incphet* sgr--- f j co-Jpertte ia ter. firmn'.lnu it Tc» pr;uram of KiTb* Bahama* are def.uitcly wirni* will te» devoted next W ed-. threatened by this .revere hurri­ needay to a di««Uf*lon of the procane,'" raid the foiccn«:<-r. All pr-'-.ni aid President r.aich A. mter*«t* -hould *tand by for hur­ South. ricane warning*, particularly in the northern Babamat." Tee people ot Florida *luuld keep themtelvei advimd of late*: itorm development* at given in itorm advltonet. The storm center IC*ailaae4 ?» •» rase Oa*l wa* &00 miles enit of Miami at • nd t.i:r m neaird defense require9 A M. ; mtnt , ’ ho hoprj that the commit­ c*n re;oininen<' . hahgc< in Hnu rhe «ttor tn “l* traveling into a critical area " Norton -tated It j with Ills view*, show* iiu ind.cation* i f a recurve He aid he wa- "concerned abo rt to the north at pr**rnt. The hurricane lay alm oU . the-e Inrrearet" In »he . , highway ........... . ' j i p n cia m in tie * ct mv ruing H , w ,,tw ,rd m ov.rr.nl | , . t nlfiht Kiwanis Club Senate Tax Bill l<aaita,*e »-••>* C * * i ua*| fone*. Il r'inialni no e».-< »* tax on corpoiations, hut tlu- fuuioc* ••urninlUee ii,,|iuclei| ||» stuff |c draw up proposal* fu. Inter act on looking toward tin* im|Mi*ition of tut-li u .evy In r.ifil. Moreover, the committee orderid it* staff to *tody the iH»tihilri I One of the by-products of totnlltariim regimes is the (tie* of un tree** profit* JetV on" lurpe number of pr-rsotis who risk their lives in escaping tlx war-awollen imouir* 'of t’nUi from their authority. As n handover from the Nazi regime viilual*, urul to look into the .potillillity of whole mIi- or tetail t|ile* in Germany, these |«uthctic refugees, numls-rini* many Inxe*. or u imtiouni t m s sort Ion* thousands, present a difficult problem now to German and (tax. A ustrian governments; 1 Although thr nuatute ifthi not1'| all the to* Inw loophole* that The approaching dissolution of the International Hefu- |dug Mr. Tninutn •uK gv.tfl, Finance gee Organization, which has cared for the esgnpces, fills l.'halrntan (jrurge ( told the government officials wPh dread ut tflir- fhxdtpeCt or 'pew.rof-n "I gm toi.fidikt Is*- Itll* complete responsibility. In AustWu, a large projiortien have Will tirortuce revenue clote t" kr.. oo,o gi.otio." • lK*en given • niployrnent, hut htatiy there, ns in Senate and llmue committer-' are still confined to rumps, to leurl unproductive lives oil today approved h guatlrin Moo d at meager diets. Many recent escapees from Yugoslavia are providing fs;, to ril^i a monih/oi deserters from Tito's arm y, and their ultimate uim usually the *tippoit of families of an listed servicemen tn the three Inw- j is, hy some menus, to get to Amcrleu nr A ustralia. er grade" The man hlm»elf would i Some projtose that u way should I h* found for the ' pay |40 of the total abb* bodied workers who comprise a fa jr projiortlon of the Tin- Senate Alined R.-ivirr* refugees to he moved to scantily settled irnrts of the Commute! and a llo«i*i» S l.-imworhl and given a chance at building new lives. The sin- untie,- laith made tile sanir to t ic problem. Thi cess of the Jew ish enterprise in Israel proves that all 'I tiroaeh iy amending pretrnt pay regula most of them need is a chance. ti<m» to provide *'i|iiarter* allow ante*" for private*, private* flra' cla*< and corporal* in thr army and tlm llar grade* In the other trrvicct. Thr m ram tr, differ In detail Hy K t’HHKLL K A Y DtkStID IN CIVILIAN OAIB, nut old Tluttlr T U e t h ^etnlUa I* caught hut are constructed nlong the »nme gcm-ial line • behind U. 8. line* with a bag of gientdri Two gum-fterd American told in i tak* him tu rear for quittiisdug. (fritirnttiona! Suundphelo) At tunic la»t tin- Marlin’* tiavr I like a dote of salt*. Take the II uiim- Ii III first Unde* lanitnl, l.nt k * ttm*r tin- altuallun Finally aomeisMly in Washing- It, a "quarters allowance" of I4S "well In tianil" in thi* ca»i- i* jut! tin rememberci the Marine*; their would go to an cnll«tcd mmi |s three Red tank# came up the toad abuut thr toui(h)-*t chuie that hat 1 liddledywlnk* game wa* rudely in- the lin er lower grade* with one at nlgi.t with their lights e&. ever bean withril nn thrnt. It i* no runted and the few we had left dependent. If lie had two depend­ Nipper tald. “They muu have been fault uf th* Marinua, for this and ready to g„ were rushed to ent*, it wouhl he *70; If more th?" it s s tlM M S i n . |-*a* Om I lost. famed amt honon-d luanrh of uur the battle front. In the meantime two ISfi. The matt wbtild have to Marine* were iu it beginning to "Some of our guys tlaried tak­ military »rrvicr ha* l»ren having order* have been ittued railing up allot | | 0 « nixith from hit pni atart up thr hill. Above them we ing but chuw lu log ettu think­ an even bi|*crr fight fur Ita very the entire volunteer reserve of the euuldjres- the rneinv in tha b»u«h, to the dep< udrntl. ing they were out guytu But all esittcnc*. Marine Corpa, an Irder that thouid Thi* mean* that a wife, for In­ tome of them running up the hill they gut wet hot lend.” The Marine* have bren kicked with machlnegun bullet* kicking « *. “**n » month ago. stance, would receive ‘‘quar­ t’'.ree tankt escaped afaround, K u ffn i at ai..'. diacount- Maybe Wr ran ret more of them ter* allowance" nine 'J40 frnm hr* up duit aroui.d them. The that- • #rII# taid ♦‘••t - w r*+• !•#.••< • * - la • • rd hv our \Va*hin**l»n titewls* flVteW t b e . e t * . $ r nureaurral* an*t Irate halt who look very encouraging juat now. ” We ter ambled du* u the hill lloy. have l»rrii contrmiiiiK that they On another ridge to th* left, and pushed on up th* toad to a It *rrtnt we have learned an­ $110; a wifi with two chlldr«n wt-i* no longer nr*tlwl. The ('root other baton and learned l| the dutt spurted along th* rtdgstop Marin* command post where the total ha* t-rn -1..111 i i i t . tu a Mil ... ,.f , ftlff. . . . . . and men began running down. wuondeu *4re being btvUfcht bacc liard nay, Tha Marine* aren’t 11 m r»’ U now no quarter* allow t« |^ y wl,l¥ American troops neur from the battlefield. bin and ataigtird to Iswr/taki to obaolrtr. Thtc la one branch of H H r« f«*r •lllfill*. fnrn III the ihr** .ryinx J nu fnf I n r n»v#r M.gar from finm in an entniy FIISIIU |day tiihlliHlywinks whila th* tmart the trrvlcr that thould be intln"Tha aid station was in the little Kuyt wrnt ahrad with llit-ir plant talned at full itrtngth all the time. lowi-r I'lrnh s, nlthnugb It ki pro mftrmnrfun. courtyard uf a Korean home. The vlde.1 for higlu-r ranking mllttrd for higgrr and In-tti-r A-buinh* I have no ouarrtl with any other Nearby a group of Infantrymen wounded lay un Ihg porch of thi ll-llomlti, Kuprr Airplaaea anil branch of tlu. lervice. We need men ami fur offir*n>. stood watching tha battle. Pfc. hut which had a thatched ijo f. In The allowsnrc Is a pavnirnt the Murk Huger* ltuekt-1 Hhlpt. fheni all. There never hat is-en Richard C. I'owley of Lester, F a . on.- .orner uf the yard the medic* "The day uf Uu> fout toldirr," awl there never will »«e n wgr government intikr" If It dues not •aid *’w« took this hill twice and wrotktd over wounded men unqer Urey Mid. “wa* parted". I'ulurr ‘ where the man on foot, the man provide housing for the man’s fain were rhated off. Hut w# took It the shad* of a shelter tientj nail ware wouhl Is- won by piuh liot- with a bayonet won’t be necd*<| again and h»ld IL W* call thi* •t irt.h rJ on pu|et. Navv :of|l* Chairman llrook. tfM .a) of the |um and rontrulh-d planet and Our enamle* well know this. They men cam* carrying stretcher* In Aimed Service* subeom one ‘suicide ridge."' yurkrt*. They even went ao far a* have maintained the largeit ttaiai IIOUX to the yard. CpI. Robert K. Adam* of Johnto argue again*! the Navy, con­ Ing army in th* world ami are mtttee said hit gioup had “tenta "This man need* attention Untun CHy. Tenn, squatted on hit tending Hint It had little value holding It In reeerve; they have lively upprove<l" this plan. Hevio.eiy, a coipiuien said. "Hr heyund that uf a trampnit *rrv- Ittiined and equipped 'ha fag The Hcnatr Armed Sendee- haunches and watched at th* l.’or- cannot biealhe.” tce. The airplane they tald would eoldkart of conquer id nation and Cummlttee formally endorsed a talrs circled and then dived townrd "Tha young Mtrlne on tt» do everything) It wat to be a ute them effectively against us similar bill providing $4& allow the enemy with marhinegunt .1*1 stretcher wat White-faced and teiing. once fur a tingle dependent, fit(< aort uf military IfUZ* thtrt were line* of agon- arewfi A roupl# of weeks ago at Conu Caught with their little pink -Thi* heat I* wort#," he tald for two dependent" and ITP fur hit eyes and mouth. H* had a bulwitnessed the launching of a panta dawn In Korea, the bigwigs There were band* of sweat ttand Ut tntougb on* lugg. Re could ket at th* guided m lulle ha»« three. and brata tuifa ruthrd their planet U seat aw* inspiring, and it it Enlisted men above the ffr*‘ 'Ing on hit face." Sometime* a guy breathe but with great Ubsr (htu aervlee unly to tiiul It wat an­ good to know that *«' are working three grades row receive a month tee* uut three nr four time* t They put mm under th t.ih rU ti other cate of "too Hill** amt too to perfeet th.i new type weapon. ly quarter* rilluwinc* -vf fit7.M and the mrdics tig tn woykivg p i late." IfandUaptied with foul wea­ Maybe tom# day we ran fight The Hennte bill would leave Pvt. fk'i’iund N'per of River him and peine him plaairut" ther amt poor rarilillvt for opera­ a remote eontrol war, but todav that urehamn-d tu I the ffodte M" doc, N- >1 ■wateho-l the plihee. tion thr air corpv did a tstny up I* It only 'n th* rins'iinieiilal jwmilis n»ovlde r. rife to F»0 In Me A’e are s u n used tn l.e»b -• ydi as fai at il weal bat It d liV t stage, ami at in* tnim Mi c we go very far....................... w ire tsitiflg th.'* toekit dough* r i ; ,.I • s .'r *"Hut o son......nix, t r *gn.-t re t “ It developed lti.it t ie Kuttian hoy* were fighting a to irh rletln"i tkfv don't tother." » ltd and trained tha h’ortli Korea i t laying aclloh from the fox lid No 'henga b, pnip /fH In either Qa Ilia road below was th* were able fighting men, they knew and rle* paddle* of South K- ” h'lt in |'ia allcwancei for w^rran hachrncd alt the trick* and had Invented a kern’d hulk of a burned Oh1 Tha chips are down— wr are en­ ofn-'i» and (.‘ fleer-, |l«n-made tank-. few more. We found that the only gaged In a hot war in Korea ard ■fhr -Vntl'i Can oltfee’t o-Bjd |iRu*U« thing that could ttop them wat a cold war at Imke Sucre** and 'end* i*» b'f* on tu the .dfntt' "W * were dug In up here wh«r men, w ill trained, experienced we have been taking a heating In fl.M:- TtIfon.* measure mn** fighting men equipped with tankt both placet. It It llm* (hat all of go fmm thr tub> immltte* to th> and gun* and, yee, bayonet*. fall Armed Service* Committee and ut come to the realisation that if receive II* approval before guln* tier* vra* a cate fur the United w# expect to preserve our freeStale* Marine*, Il wat thrir kind urn and American way of Ilf* a tuvgher ,<*4. Imi : u i r of that fact. to .the llouie. Both meaturr. may tome lu fuof war. For over a hundiwd ye«f* w* will l>av* to buckle down and . .VL* • '* * 0^,,• ‘I unllF( the Martnee hr.re conaUtenlly fight tor IL faith, courage t, id hard Work on changet Iwfor* nrltln* final 8-MM. MERCHANT ltd F IR S T and have failed to It, w< i Idn't hurt la do * bit of Ute hrrnc front ;mt aa much at w* ate and Houte approval. Aay difbatween ’U ms two bilkt !•' it* f r w J — *— * • ‘ f t o y i y a w s r k e ^ b o r e ai will need It ;ffft Urn battlo front. The* Refugees Of Europe Germany, Too Late To Classify Murine Battle ^ ■ p ^ v s t - s S ja s - E * — “• L sr *94 Truman Denounces . f t J ’-gTo ffil aJSrtf hurricane bulletin v.-a* ;*»u» J b‘ _t _ . th* Mlttm Weather Bureau at " * lJ •' r.M ( E S T l : . __________________________ Not much addiiicet! infotmallo: .. .. HOME F U K C H A K E U hog b*»r. received frt-m the bun. :abe area tince uur advl'ery .af Mlts K Huheey of Crncin-' 10:10 A M. today. fcepert* from th* out*r P*h*m> nattl ha« purchs"rd Oie Ckatlet I'landt at* coming In which *how Davit home and 502 fret of ilju iy falling p i.- ui- with o: (u tltate on the DeLand Hi(nc ti slutial rtln-qual* Indicating * * y . nt-q.iai I m ruile uoritl Of that Ih* itcirii it *'owlv approach the Monroe Bridge. Th* him * hat tlx rooms, a large solarium ing from the rq.*!and a double garage The ctnter i* titim st'd to b about 440 to 4S0 inil*> r**t of Mi *m. at 2 P M in the vicinity of 2 j • «nd longitude 73-5. 'till wpv-n-* j about 25 mile* tn diameter and th* -**lv.aid at about 9 to |0 milei , lowest prestur* fcunJ bv the plan* per hour. .I wa* 29.40 inches The roundup frem th* Navv , An Air Force plan* Is now qn plane that flee into the »!utm thi [it," «*> into the *t«im Mute coinmorniog ccnfirtat it formation Ir |plcte (aforinatioi infortn’ation n il'b e nval’tbi* ry ttbst e s t , tor for oui Oui fh> F M. advisory. uur 10:30 A M. advisory highest xindt i.-ete about 140 tuil*» | Flcrlda thould corttnue o» (ha pet hour near the storm’* renter. | altit fut future tdvlcet. Our next The calm e>* wa* Jr'cribed •• advisory at C P.M. SPECIAL SALE hi P: n j - IW ft- r- •- Used Cars 194a PO N TIAC 2 Dr. Sedan 1941 rincdal BUXCK -Sedan New Heat Covers, Good Faint I oral Owner — Tatra Clean Good .Tire* A,Gu»d Cundition Radio. 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The boy', onr l". onr ; . *-d long H were pi.bed up tn * Chevalley Into ite m . | role'. Panel Truce ih.r.r.v :• • For A Coalition The Mritish l.al»or Party once had a m ajority of four in the House of Commons. Now if I uin only three. Raymond Hlockliiirn, • l*-«-t* *1 u <a Labor candidate, has resigned from •he party Itecmi-e he thinks that lirita in needs a coalition povornineiit headed by Winston Churchill. His feeling is that in times of war or near-war an ex|>ert In conductinp conflicts should take charpe, and C hurchill indisputably an qualify as that. "Knplftnd <f*H not love coalitions” , has lieen a timehonored R ritish |sililic«l maxim. Presum ably It dates back to Hie Crimean war almost one hundred years ago, which was cm.ducted, not very success fu lly , by a government ioni|)oseil of tin- leaders of the Whip and Peellte parties In the ejp htie' In h home rule was beaten by a corn •dilution <d Conservatives and Anti-Home Rule Liberals, who eventually merped to form a new p arty, the Unionists. Coalitions of all parties took hold during both world wars If a th iid should break out, it is virtu ally certain that the Attlee government would strengthen national unity by 'akinp in leading Conservatives. The big question then would l*u who would lead, Attlee, Churchill, or some new figure? England tnay not love coalitions, hut there are times when she cannot do without them. IThree Negro Youths wu * . i ‘ ‘ h ' j r •' II* �— -5L V T H U R S D A Y . A U G . 17. 19.10 — ■ 't, < • Social Calendar •tiiss Wilke, Mr. Deal Honored At Parly crxunuls lit V IV IA N lliuMV N \l* N n . feature* Writer Smart young modern* who haven't played all summer will g<> back to school even better inform­ ed than when they left. Many stud< nt* take advantage uf summer school .ours*-*, IiU atif* and job up|>orutiitirt which liettrr «*<iuip them for the future. OlM tioup of stu 'wnts is luuin!ing m l a two-'i'onth trip to India -• ti* 11 they’ve 1-cen participating in an Inter-L’nlverslty Round Tabic sponsored by the World Student Sc.vice Fund. They were islected or voted by iheir v a ri­ ous college* and universities to represent tbem. Ilctty I’tgse of Mill* Collkce Denver, one id the fortunate *tu dents of (be It American and Canadian college students ch»*en foi the trip, before hoarding her plsne to India, said: Notuially'. the visit it going to b<- (bridling. But I've gut a Job I lo do. I'll have to give .1 Com­ plete teport of mv visit when I get hack to -chool. My plana Ini-ludi studyii v the rob- uf the university in India, visiting uni­ versity centers and sbteiving other forms of student govern­ ment at work. There will be study tour* to South, Northwest India snd Pakistan.” (he round table ptograui I* following an iiifm mat temlnat Mr*. George Mine and her Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Bay hsvc daughter Mi*. John Hugh*** e#« tertuim-d Tuesday night Miss returned fiom Tampa wiisrr thev Betty Jam- Wilke und Jack Heal, liave been va.atiomng. whose marriage is 411 event of P.M. lir. and Mrs. Harry Silsby arc today, with a buffet dinner at the IJn<trr the sponsershtp i.f Itctw hoiur uf Mn. Stine in Mayfair. pianr.ing to today to at Sigma I’hi (orority the reception­ tend tin- i'uwrl-II ickev wedding The bridal table was on the I ist at the Fernahl Laughtni, Mem­ which will take (dace 111 Savannah orial Hospital is Mrs. Mas Fun- porch and waa centered with a ti aditpinal uunaiute bride and loin. Ih » and Mi * I E M Kmis gloom standing under an arch. MON IIAT and children have n t u in e d home A large white welding lull (ell The Dependable Class of the lite r vucat lin in g at N ew Sm yrna eirst Methodist Chuich will meet from over the table. Iltida I plan ih-ach for ths past sev e ral week* cards were also u*ed. at Sir*. O. K. Huff’s home oil Hit The dining table overlaid Park Avenue nt 8:00 I*. SI. ThenMis* Betty Shi ilsughtei with a luce cloth, which bnj cry of Mi and Mi will l>« a market basket sale. 1 9 Sheppard stadl candelabra holding lighted TURHOAV strived Tue* ia> fiom Chattanoog* The Pilot Club will hold its rejf taper* on each end with white i tn i e the ha* liern in nursing ular business meeting in the Yacht gladiouses and baby chrysanthe­ training. Club at 8:00 I'.M. to Ih- lueredeil mum* as a center piece. Un the buffet was a minature by the board merlin* at 7:-HU P SI Mr »n i III • 1 1; Kfsi id suet boys' choir, which al*u had light and William Eireuhauvi t \\’il : eti taper*. I .am* poll, I'a are heir foi the Those enjoying the occasion marriage of Altai Lucille Weight* with Mis* Wilke and Mi. Heal unn to lame* Chestnut. w iie Mr. and Mr*, t'baric - Wilke. On Tuesday evening at 7:00 Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Wilke, Mr Tommy Vaughn, F run Hshort o’clock Sirs. (Inward Itoteler en­ and Mr*. Charloa Heal of L m i and Mi amt Mi* William Eon caster, I’a , Ml and Mis. 1 'l.allc* tertained at the Lotrgwood Hotel lie leaving today f ,r Bavannah • with a dinner preceding the re­ W»cker of Lancaster, Air. and Powell.lli.’kej areddli. M Mrs. (jcotge Touhy, Mi. and Mis hearsal for the wedding of .Miss Vaughn, Mt Kaborn and Mi Eppt Jack Bussell, Mt-s Mary Ann Chestnut. Thry will be married ■vill act as u-hirs. l.ucilla Weightman and Jaint-t W ilke. M|SS Joan Wilke. Mils Jean Wilke, (harp's Wilke, J r , Bel ■ tonight at 8:00 o’clock at the Mis. John ll.iglns and s >n M' I’tsn* ate helm; announced ••• Christian and Sllssionary Alliance nurd W|lk«, .Stanley HrumWy and harl strived Monday from Chi Michael Hughes Church. ■go to visit Mrs Hughs*' pa I da 1 by Miis D u ll* Anderson foi The tables were arrange jn a cut* Air. and Mi« Georgs Stin* bsr m sirisg r to Chailes Guiiuly T shape and cantered with a bowl They will t>* h*rr for srvrrsl i l l The wedding will take plan of pink rosebuds and tuberose,. on Aug. 80 at 6;t)0 P M at (hi w eek s. Ih Of The couple was ttletelilcd hy the Ell si Methodist Chuich with Rev hostess with a cake server la their J. F. JIcKInlev officiating. Ml. and J ill. C. I. Powell *nd chosen pattern of crystal. Mi** Caroline L*e t»nde-*l*ct Mas Mm lir o| West Pain 1 0 Mrs. H ie guests i n c l u d e d Ml|t was entertained by All a. Robert litr.rni P. xha si-tcr of tin bride, wti \V« ightnun, Sir. Chestnut, Sir. and A. Williams and hel daughter Savannah ( 1 th< Pourel ID -k c serve as mstion of honor. Jama e.lding which will take plsce Sat 1 er will ad a* lies! man S in Carl Eltenhauer, Mr. and Nancy at then bom* Cm Valencia Mrs. James Chestnut, Sir. and Sirs. Drive with a luncheon given at inlay Jimmy Powell will serve *• The ushers will he John Brurale best man. Thomas Berkner, Sirs. Ted Brook-1 I 00 P. M. yesterday. and B o ld 1 Brailv. A piogram of lyn, Sirs. James Howell, Kev. *nd The patty room* were decorated nuptial music will tie mulcted hi Mrs. Glenn Smith, Sirs John P i no­ with sweehcatt roses ami pink hi Mr. and 'Ir •. J It Wllll*nis i f Mi- J I. M.-Ewsn. organist ant hue, Sill. Lydia Wiedojbt,^ Mixes biscuit*. Lunch was served on small Aexandei City, Aa have lelurue.l Mi*. Brrtisid H sil.ry, *oloist Sue and na Jjoq>' Howell, Howard table* which had a* cental piece- to their home after visiting Mrs Following the wrihiing ther< Boteler, Wright Bay H i. Thomas small vases of sweetheait rose*. William'* un ther Mis r, Joe Wrl| Emm* will be a reception at JIcKinlev Carlson, and William Risen- The bride’s ta b le was centered Vhiams and Mr and Mrs It I H u l at the church. No fm mal In Paul C ........................... hauer. with a lac#* cloth on which was Crenshaw, They also visited Mr ■it at ton* a ir bring issued hut all placed a miniature tie re d w ed ding and Mis A. D. Abram* and fam friends of the couple sre Invite-! r a k e d e so la te d W ith s w e e th e a it iljr. to attend. rose*. The luncheon consisted of tunafish *alad, slirad tomatoes, but­ beet*, creamed pc0' '» Mr. and Slri. I- SI. Swnin en tered shells, tea, hot tolls, olive*, pickles tertainrd the Ware lllble (Mass uf and "fluff delight’’. The hostesses the First Methoilist Church on were assisted kt>* Mis* l.yllian .Mrs. T h rifty s a y *: Tuesday night on their attractive lawn, with a covered dish supper Boyle. Mis* Iws- wore for the occasion You'll nave ntonuy After the supper, the member* a pink linen dress. During *he seer** seated around the lighted afternoon Mis* Marge ret Hingfeld try inxtnllinK your lawn beneath the lull pine tie** er and Mis* l.eo were presented and had the usual business meet­ with priiet foi a contest. l.O W ing P. H. Wyatt, lursident. pie The hostesses presented Miss sided. Mrs. H- U. Ilutchltnn gave I an- with a piece c f stiver In her the devotional slid also led the chosen pattern Mis. Simon Dingprayer. R. U. Hutchison lead the (elder, a recent bride, alto was pte r* • ‘t ' 1 minutes and spoke on the inipor rented with a gift. rig lit now .. , tanre of special fTable* studies t<> l„vite.| to tm With M|*s Lee A»tl lH'Si(ll*8, It** Improve Christian education. were her mother. Mrs. A. W. l.oe. Committer report* were made. Mrs. Mason Wharton. Mr*. Al ■mart to |)luy mtft> It was not decided who will lie hos­ Houdney, Mr* William llrumtey. tess at the Septrmtier meeting, hut Jr. Mr*. Simon Dingfelder, Mr*. Volunteers are a*ked to -ontnrt Wight Kirtb-y. ’ .a. Edward Dunn, Gretchen Iwwi* Crowell, as she and Jim Voile Williams, Jr. haa plans for a “School Hays’’ proAlso Mi: - l.yllian Boyle, Ml** Louise Clark. Mis* Dilon Baker. grain. At lha condu«ion of the meet­ Miss Margaret Dingfelder and ing, the members each told of an Mis* Betty Jo Brock. amusing riperirncr they had. Those present were: Mr. ami Mrs. I- I. Hughey, Mr. and Mrs. K. U Hutchison. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Carver, Mr. P. II. Wyatt Mr. and Mrs. I.. M. Swain. Icon Swain, Jr., and Bettye Holloway, F’or lire small home Mr. ami Mrs. C K. Chorpenlng. thi* heater is TOPS. D o n 't S im m e r Mrs. Joe Atterello and ll-tt>Built compact to savu Bryan, Mrs. W. C. Coleman and 1mint. it stand* only Spend Your AlterBllv, Mrs J. II Tlndel, Mr an' 33 inches high; yet it Mrs. A. E Moran, M ils Ella Bui ■ Irlivv s 30,000 heat nuons In I he toolton, Norine Norwood and Gretchen units per hour—enough l.cw is Crowell. to heat (O00 cubic eat Spot In Town! fret. TIIL'H M IA V The Brotherhoods uf the First Baptist Church meet for thrir tup per and program tnn-iing at 7 :8 t Mrs. Howard Hoteler Honors Nuptial Party .Miss Doris Anderson To Wed Mr. Homily Miss Caroline Let* (sliest Honor Mr. und Mrs. Swain Entertain ( ’lass patlrrn. addressing itself to a series "f nioldems in higlu r edu­ cation under the general title of the -'Hole of the University in F.cial Development.” The round table consists of 60 persona In­ cluding 10 Europeans and reprr* srntatives from mo*t of the Southlast Asian countries, in addi.imi to India and Pakiatan. Burma, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Niw Zealand and Australia. Sine* i m " the World Student Fund his actrti us an agency to rrlieve the plight of student, and professoi s ill wul devastat'd countries and in under-developed ■leas of the world. Doting thi* l-iio d more than liilt-e iiiill'oti vllars na* Is.-sts .-ontriloited by Aritrlcan students a>l faculty 1 embers for th* utd #* felt aw *' rdents lo ts of youn t p-*opl.* write 'loit ths end of oil .III f I* Hu* oral pan of th.* year. It Is m un they must *a> gotrdhye to pleasant vneat no, acipralntan(e» and pciiiap- to tlust ln y who i* going ha* k to sebool Eonli times it is the gul who Is going nway 111 sebool an-' must s ic goodbye i i neighl-orhcod friends, and a ieau in particular, lloro are soma points to remember if you wi*h to keep a long distance ro­ mance on a friendly basis urtil yin. i.iect Kg,in: I. Plan to vsiltr to the Iwiy m l tell him so But don't try to pm him down to a letter every lay l et him make up his nun I that he'd tike to w ilt, and how vlten. Don't send him v->ur plot me until In ask* for it. a- d don't a** fit tils photograph unless to- el irady ha* asked (01 sours 3. Pledget taken not t • dalr other people when you sre going i i he mile* apart for months aie pretty silly utiles* you a ir vis >*ag«d 4 . 11 yo u — y € marching 1 \* W HERE YOU N EED IT j I) ’ J Perfection Port a b i a Heaters are so handy, so rlsan, to odorless, so convenient' Just right for Ih* batb, or that hard-to-heat bed­ room. And they'll bom all day at hl|h heat on a gallon of kero­ sene. Aa low «a *4' • * < A D D E D : ( 'A lt K K i.N A N D S E L E C T E D S IIO H IH I.MAiATI LATIb KMST KDOMS gift 7 Wlir >ou do write t.i trim. tliiii'l br mushy. Sweet-nutlilng* tiii'li 1 4 summer 1no.n1 sooiiit i*Ulr. till such coy e spi essl 1 is am “S u rr ,e-pie.'1 '“cookie." "doll lull-.- rt« . nag lit make him leel a littlr •illy, wheiII It IS put III wrttn.g l I II I .D H II N I N IH Ilf I ? I ItIIH ( ( iM I’ I I I K S IIO IN S " H i M try If.- * I M il n •»illil I* M. | III ri T I K B -* m u m iTH FU U Y AIR CONDITIONID-Shoo h (tool Com fort Long Easy Terms |»l j 1 1l l h r 1 Ins pih» r/ ////iiniiil|(^ f ff/n im tm / I louhle Daiulurine 2 for 47c r Jtli \ a lu r eoi S T i i m m 1, , r Revlon !.i|»s(itlvs :i for 1.00 $2.25 Kqoipt with Perfection's Ksclosi.e Multiheat liurnrr snd Midget Pilot, this heater It TIIF! out­ standing value in the Industry today. eo.bfMi heal unit* in an hour on little mole than a i|uart and a half of fuel It its unrip,sled leeord of $ | v J # U U pc iformancr. 11I r k a ii ili iii K .l.lr “LOW HOY” .\ I I .1* t r b M il if w .• fh | n U in in e t g iM hlfi •Ihii»:h >u»ill urnl I • )tun ^('.Nila>'f» fu n .*. Ini I «Ihh h 11 oultiiR«t Ini lull «-n|u) inrill of llir mini |tlrdMii| svetk'iid aliratl! |!irf» |4 itf Freshener I hi I (Im i tnram iral »rtF<ioni) un MHi lm » Mu ro iA r iti its ld i and K«l 4 M-l liter u|i ul out lei MU ilh* tool ||lfs*ill| llee fuel ll ‘ I ldlu«‘ tit 11F*ef) ' HOUSEHOLD flilD S 7.H’ DOAN’S F IL L S I;h- ( ASTORIA r>f C A R T E R ’S DILLS .'»«!• D IIILI.ID S’ ,MA(iNKSIA r»0u IIAKItASOL (iOt- A LK A S ELI7 .E R $1,110 CA RO II) R IL E I’ARS (llir (O R EO A 2.rH* I ’l.EN AAILN I’ fiUu N. R. TA R LETS 7f)C ST .17 SOLUTION Ode D R EN E SIIA.HDOO 7.rFe EITC II SHAMPOO tide M EET LIN IM EN T 1%» oetil 1Ii ll^ l 39*’ 36‘* 291‘ 39* 3* 491’ 981’ 491’ 2U 45e 59c 49‘ 59t 49‘‘ 10c 69l* 98e 54c 59c 31c »%•••'• I a‘\ I 11 f| ’f I 7!ii* LIS T E R IN E $l.:!.rF D E l’IH RiALAR fide M URIN E 71Th- L A Y E R ASPIRIN .Tic SA L H EPA TIC A Always Ready js 11,11 p i u l s - s l u n t l piescilption arts re* t* tlx roost import tnl part o| out store. Moot un purtsut I., you, because no nistisi «hst other sareicea we re n te r, our H itt duly la ,l» « .s tu u re a the heall’A n ad* ->f lha community. Vo lolltll this obll|a*ion. w» C main complete stock*, of Ii M h, statidaid-alreogtii diora and cham lrala. ..h a v e maelsta on duty at all •killed and espeiienceti phtr* llmaa. ready to serve you. NOW! $ 1 * 1 lit. C. L. PERSON* .- / ,ot f la l n cig u i ! tS r scarf 1.V I Dura /ntlllhtr Pkoluf Elmo sSkin CARRY H EAT ,- V * •* gvMB»k«ki» tvtl'l MiUlt COM! ft MARCHINU HCM( h> *« ti*8 DA*4.AV wwWararql » • CUUf f N fURNtf NO MiUIAM OlM Ailtf n FREE! 50 . AW v BUTTONED-DOWN CO t.LA It — Is shown on a s::m suit of navy wool, a (all IW.V design Jacket ls lined with deep raspleirycoaOird silk suiwlr, and (he na.kr.ur nilrd III With a blur (bllfuii T Z T T T T T C H IL D R E N f , _ . S!h»|» .1n*| »4 »f al 1hi** III I i.( II HI I 11I S I!\SU N Right HOW It's only Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Geiger and daughter Hether I Ho and Mr Geiger's sister Betty, all of Miami Children Under 12 Vra. Admitted ir e spending two weeks with Mr Frev With Parcal* Anytime Ks* Geleer’s narenls. Mr. and Mrs , rs , • #• ^ • ’ Harry Geiger aim sasnny. Tft'DAY"* FRIDAY! Mr. and Mi • T 'V. Piavait and three children arrived home Tues day morniig from Hoganaville, Ga where theg spent a week with Mr Prevatt’s brother-in-law and si* ter. Mr and Mrs. A. E . Mather and family. K. T. Suinmeralll is home from the Frrnald I .ought on Mr mortal Hospital, where he has beer during his illness. Mr. ami Mrs. Katdar H srt n* Miami have move*! in the apart rnsnt above the Post Office Mr. and Mr* H C. Braddy »n Mr. and Mrs. Billy Tindall are go Irg to Marineltnd and St. Aurus tine aver A f wsgkmd. Charles, Earl, and W allf SumPitrvlll nsd their tonsils remove’ during the week. Mr. and Mrs W’lndsll Braddy and daughter Julie returned hora' Tuesday alter a weekend visit wl*h relatives in Montgomery, Aa. Mrs. Frad Vanauistine had an vper.ttkm Thursday In th# i'ernald l-aughton Memorial HfrspUal. g C O M E*j I y o j changes PERFECTION HEATERS ARE S T ILL LOW PRICED Bf VALLKRN PRRVATT g • I i* mu. I 5 Don't turn down Ir.irrrttmg i.Btrs because you rali't forget y.iui summer romsuc • You can i i sure tiiat boy, like any rtie 1 oil not waste time if an oppor­ tunity sin es lo hive fun. tl Givr him an inexpensive (slewed piesenl if you lit * pethaps something cute rather than a pa n o n ,I or sriitimridal Payrtient GENEVA NEWS •'/y' . v s t i l l c a re „b«»ut each iw k w a 'il if e lth r i g 1 M rU lD A Y - . ' .1 * B s-sa ssB -a a . nkJcQR 0 A a ) () ‘ U V l O M i c t c * rv c t R ID E .IN T H E A T R E rO N KiH T - other st sscstton time such n* (Thristmat you can see each ther, it,, n B it d. n t a*l him t, decide now to spend h‘s 01 vom first holiday 1 gethi It'll t>, PERFECTION H EATER Down PAGE T fiK tii SA N FO R D flL R A l.n . SA N FO R I). FLORIDA Teen Talk Social A n d Personal Activities • vlephone 148 mK ■ A Optometrist KYK8 EXAMINED GLASSES PITTED I U 8. Palmetto Asm Sanford FURNITURE Company TOUCHTON DRUGS YOU (A H DIPINO ON ANY DRUG PRODUCT THAT R | A« \ THT NAMl R I X A l l • * .......................... • * «* *.„m ■ ■ ■* 1 * 1 • U 1 .|T1 • - .v ' * 4 .: - , * �mnnsPAY. Aur.. t7. ipso T I I K J U N F O R U H F W A I.H . H A N F O f t n F I O R I D A S t p k e ly S V. f in e s t rO O D5./’ \ VMUSS m M m irn's Thompson Seedless Vaiietyl ' m m rooos! Foncy Cuban STOKCLY'S STOKCLY'S No 303 Honey I’nd No 2 Cut W.ix Beans c«a PcaS \ Polnlocs 5 u . 20c IT O .lt firren To- Can Carrot 2 R«h» 19c No 303 Party No 303 Cut Often Beans i(rH ll|l*» HAM n o c.n No 2 Tw o Sv Who Often Can No 303 Tiny Often Beans Limas c«a Krr:.li Sw w l Pens ] \ lOfVf^t Corn can 25c . Cabbage # 4 ei!///fVefffy^'j| ‘JOI V ^ 'T o ^ J 4 Mr. O rren Poialoes 4 ib. 25c Yellow ONIONS 3 l>» 1«T, BING CROSBY'S Slokely Yullow Cling Dcsserl Halves or Slices _ ib. 41c STOKCLY'S No 2\'t Spier it Whole No 2 '. Fruit Peaches Cocktail can • Can 13-Of. Sweet Mixed No I Tall Bartlett Pickles Pears No. 300 Cranberry I’irnir Can* A.paraau* S aU C C can. Snears Can Can T E N D E fJA Y Picnic Cant No. 303 Med Whole Beets can 16c can 17c 1 Calsnp can 131c Apricot! Can Sloknly Tomnlo 12-ai. Jars Strawberry Blaokbarry Pineapple Apricot No 301 Peas A 37c Carrots can No 2 Turnip 29c Creens c« 26e No 2 23c Tomatoes can f-*t R ile T e n d e r « r I W f l i m ade le n d e r I h i . t i i i e a fw IrM e d Ir r v le i l l l n a f l n r e w l i n t In a m i l l e r e l hnui* * . • ■ heel o n M ■Mill* n n u lil l * k e m r i a l M eek* f a • In I n w le m lr f iw M 3 h * l '» « h r II1* ,-*n t . a l l e f le s h -- s . w e ll a . trn d e i l\>me In In d a r . «»k n « f m atI e l e m flx y e e * m n ie about f a t f ll'e T e t id e it f n e e f i ; t * r II a I l f am t b» m m ln e .1 . R O t .t * O N I.J f Iff O f lR uTonrs . . . it a rxm w ivrt.Y OURA Eat -Rite Tenderay Slokoly Small Graon Toilet Soap SWEETHEART Hath Si7.p Soap 3 Cakaa 33^ TBcne, Round or Sirloin Prime Rib Roasl 53c N o Pther h c * ( it f i r i h t a t h# in W IW ' ' r«l Inf A M H f 'i r ftirr I h i l .r w r YtHi »lnS « l o n 4 h I n M t - R l ’r T r n t W f l l N f * f V H II l e t f l I t| v o f rf tf U iv a »; 11n If grna i r . | i > * aw fF t r s t l n . | | « hotof ’*hv n«»* I t'i l»t»- t r r v |«ei! • h a t r m h# t u t w t ' h r u i t p o l n c . .• r ;, IhAl j l f M jn<i a |v n » W » .V w ii . M f n f » * H A » l i ( J t i f a M ^ r w ith n f f ) r u t ><h i | w i t ' l ' i * e Yo u c a n 't |t» tn«>m a t th "A!AT« ItlTE** - t h r t f f f l f l f i l h r e f III that w o r l d Tender Kilned Hr*f Livor Lb. 79c Sklnle.t FRYERS Serve with Ocean Spray Cranberry No .inn i n c Can SO Wioncrs ib. 59c Swift's Premium Ho||»d Vr*l Roast lh . Meaty Fork Net k Bonos i-b. 5?c 19c rn n u i Offer Good Only While Supply Lasts! | Frozen h i A«/«n 1Raapbvrrtan Dnvllnd Cmba A nan 1Jm n Banna pkg. •rtch pko. 1 DUIn IXirlina 3Sr 1 || Wheat Bread 14' ■ m ib 29r I9 r 29c | Uol Smoked Iterl Tongues 12-ur. KrrU chm rr Wheat J b h Idb. Staley Cream Corn I-lb. NaHtco Premium HAMS \t,l im ANDH M ILK ,'29" KIMH.KKH si.IC F.ll lleel land *11 nur nlher m e*t«l » far n e a te r .a lu a than any other. n . trim n a i f m l In gtra m i mme meat f ie >t>ur money. A ll e r r r * i • n l e . lame and 1*1 I . lem m ed be foie the m eal le weighed an* pilre.1 It I . then p itted el lb * leg ulat t r e k hoflnm p ile * and ym i l»«» I I —a flu e |r * i | * l n In e e rie aenar «' the » m d Y m i re f " E X T R A T E N •'.acriiA 79c Brislcol Slow Lb- 33c Hamburger l i Tabl-Reody Cat and Waile*Frea! prnNfaw," lh »• Quick Fro/fort) Grade A Dressed & Drawn * Eaf -Rite Tenderay Beef The Tendoresl Beef In the World STOKCLY'S STOKCLY'S PltCKEHVRS Gunranlaod Tnndor or Doubt* Your Monty Bork K r ir y Tltn*l *«■ No 2 Fa Halve* UnpreUd No. 2 fri.h Potatoes ca« 14-or. No. JH Shredded Kraut Spinach Taa | * I I caa *»lk*» tr.^ *fru it W ta at O rttt'-C tlM 'u e t 1 It’a Guonmlond To Ba The Tnpdntoal. Toallnal Baal You Rear A lai Small B! m ! Mnatyl PANTRY-SHELF MEAUS lllrkory Rweel Sliced Bacon Lb. lfl-or. Corneu Beef ML Vermont Mired Bacon Lb. M . J f " • J U t T R A M E A T .-* 5 E X T U A T IN .* E A T IN f t "■ HI o/ Beans and Famons MIRACLE Highlight" Orange HAN C .. 53r, 4 os Virno* H ^ sd w p 'sM y M i Carton Ihopogthopoythipor cures American Choooo Food I«rl Strained Foods JUICE Jar SAUSAt'J c~ !9 e ’Aram "fealty Skill C M " OHi,I 9< LIFEBUOY Creams So Easy; The H u lth Snap LB. Com RIRSO With "Solium1 3 3 c �w•~ ~- ••T. r*r- y ywre? I ■rnr c»vrnpn 1IFUAT n n\vpnnn FLORIDA THUnSDAY. AlIG. 17. 1950 Negro Ex-GI Wins FCC Licenses New Soil Conservation Radio Outfit For Award For Florida Emergency Uses p a g k Security Council Korean War H •hMImnv4 Fiom r««e «»••• Il uHtiniitd I inlw i 'H|9 ••«»»• Iim i I during ThnrtiUy night I hr Murinrv u fi r uithdrnun 2 J milrt fiom Ihi n h<u« an >ou(h N'lktong Kiv<*r lliu to mrrt thr emit till gnifu* nnd mmol to the fittnrk n v * Mr. II. K. King (himprs*lor m»l«<i c m lu iom %lill hold iwm! f lc r e s t o f th e w m Ran At. Nat. Hh. HMg. Al* Correspomhnt l*>*n Hint* Hl’H FH 1712 nr I74h head aiil thr Mm h ui - a*t\.*n*rd TI* irpint wni presented by over a savagely ront* -lid Th*' M n rin rt #prm hciidr«l u nrw M M A N I) X H A Y <*p*Chief U. S. IVh-gate Warren R. Hr said it was ( \ | »| light A rn cn m n off4,n » i\c m lu lv u n ir «'f • M O N TICKLI.O . X t g 1 7 -(S p e. A new portable radio station, Aii*tm, who raid In hi* conclu­ the Mniinrs made in tin l‘.«iilu in t in Ri di* k i kofl ria l)—A young fil Nr|-n> farmer, designed to "operate almost any­ sion: Th** Nlnrifirn hit li.itd n:id I maI Ihe rrcnnd World War who spent 3!» war month* on for­ where", ha* lorn lteen*e*l hv the "The intrinational character of eign noil, and rouMn't forget I Al' Correspondent J*. * m .i * lt* th ut a rr.igi!y Uhiingnyont: full md Feileisl ( ' immuniesllnn* Commi*the "per at ion in Korea ha* r< - ie|Mirte*l from the .'Ml* Infantry hnd cUwr.l (li« i» \t.«v |»ml nl thr eighty a* te* hark tn roun- aiou aud will h- available for th** ..n r .I import rut einpha«i* sin • l*o«|||nn« Thut**la> night Hint the way up it dn«k try”, ha* neen rm w nnl Florida'. area in e m e rg e n c e ., || ||. Pole •i * preparation of the last report Tliry hnd |*rn» or*|rrr4| out on Army doughlmy- had tr.irhrd belt Negro r«n. ervarinn farnt.r man, division manager for Flor­ in the offer* *< f minhat force, for t!»M) their objectives. *ll*e\ **•• *»n the tlii'ii "outhrrn (tout po ititin ida Cower A- l.lght Company, an­ made hv a number of meml*er* fi»rr rhinju t»* mnkr thr Ounmu* Sam Whnrlev. the »hv ev.C.I nounced yrderdav. •■f *he |fnite*| Nations. Hut, it kiatine*' northern flank who flashes a <ptlck smile. now Macltelh re|w*i 1e*l thr .h-ngii yitpg «hargr. The new unit ha- * numlvr of * mv *Ilire I r hope that the memfarm* I hr eighty aere* *o that it unusual feature* K»i**iened " ’lit. Ill thr ..olit h thr\ Iia I luplifil to he* * itions of the Ifrit«-*t Nations In.y* were illgglug In bn n P*ewill “.lav put," live* with hi* wtf. an electric general**! driven hv * will without delay build up the slide rounter all irk f*"a* I !,0tut within Right of ruiit«d Clnnju In inH parent* near thr Aorilla <.„m- ga*«hne engine, it *-*n nrovide ir•fienglh of mu ground force* river-crossing Re*l* in th* l.*t*lgi- a «wrep wn»l from Mi«»nn, amith nunlty of thr Irf fn on Soil Con­ *<vvn elerlrie power Itllllt eompart. c*o2i«t |hi1 1 J7 atrhnr milr* wc>t of L*< hung the -onfllrt to a sueservation l»i*triet. Hi* farm wn- y, the tran.mitting *nd rp*eiv|n*I'uMin. .\i*. I Alhrd |H'»t **• ful conclu.ion ipiickly, it i* selerted a* thr winner in 4 *tate. •et ran he e*.||v lnad"d on a eon*, T h f ir coaulrtl pine* «.o taken rsential for the member nation* tea. Malik has slated that Huwide *oil conservation rontr*t pany tliiek f**( swift hauls tn trout • art *per*lily The material ut- »ia ha* supplied n.* arms ami hy thr 1. S. •J.'ith Inlanti) Diet•pon-ored in Florida hv thr State hie vnne*. ililv <*f **arh eonti ihution is direct- weapon* to Nor'li Koie.i -uni- *lon. Association of Soil Cotuervatinn Fven it* antrnnae is |c»i*-ne * lv '-laird to the lapidity with IIUR. hut some of tli».e i.ei * t nf flit 2MU •Ini* in T k *«»| Dittrirt Supervisor*. <o it mav l*e quirklv strun** to *»i • i *1 i» *lr.patrhr*l I'rgent at- have Kussian maikiug. ami tin- Thill ml3 mu tit ac iin«» ,ii |»it%*ilili* Whorley will travel tn *h«* tire 1*1 hlllldine and the *rl p*i* j date* lOtP and HIM' t-* i ■ '*ii , therefore, should he given llttt till 4tiny fi uif"ii #*<| .dliii k Smithwhlr Soil Conservation lanr in u»e iii a m allei of minute*. The re|M*it dl l *-l i. !• •-*. . . . . Not th | j t" ih* arnval of organisation* II| • fin *a K Dial •inn Tin borer in thr Log t’atiin -ormniir.lt v n « in being." to Communist propa.-n'da . 1 Able In tlvnsmlt ovet -F»tan * 1 • 1 14.1 llttllwl Mill •Hh hml lo vrly Csitinne Palvel who i» eo-*tarre*l with I ».*n lladey anil . , of Hanroek County, lirm cM , to. up t*> 2<t mile-, th*- portable rad;o Its effect on Ih* illt* it.nl il ■• of th« III lt\ 1'*'•i JMli Dl\ »*M»»1 Colleen Townsend in the pirture, “ When Willie Pom* starching ' * ' ^tnrrnw to m c lv e thr ra*h award will he us*-d hv Florida Powei •* t.iui in h* tea 14 glim «i il itnitlmt tl*4|III i .uni Hi*' ** Vl * 1,0 * ,n ,y forces "f mrnr^ tl'l t" compete with othei Nrgtn Light Company a . a "nerve ren­ Home" playing rhmsday and Friday at Movtrlnnd Htiv* In rtn atrr. "The false an*l infljKiinaliii \ M.n in* ■ — — I** * nations other than the 1'nitrd *tatr winner* for thr grand prirr. ter" to handle roninauv mr**»-*« Coiumunisl piopaganda, . u. Stal* • have a rrive d in K m r a •»ft*f»|te«inli III .Si .hi Su in Whorlry'a Joh of |niltiii|. thr in a storm-struck area and par­ poll said, “ which lia. I.e.-ii ... loll 11 p licit (9 «*iti HlilM'at Mi •' ( ’o l . K . I I . H u l l | •mull foitr »»f nlHitii 100 l«t put It .ulilril, howrver. thnt ncht eighty arrr* in n rewarding ron ticularly to iliieit the company's I ilotAM llu i«l*4‘llit*n, r..| Hull \vn« nation* a ir no* rrpri •rntnl hv inigrly lcs|M*nsihli fo* th .on TIlUl *dil ihi; lit Mi>4l Md Cut <;«i» dltion ha*n't hrrn rn*y. "It took trucks in repair work. tinning disunity anion: I... , inituittitl witlt tin* miiukion <>f «l ' i u I fiirmi and • thrr »i»»*i*tanc^: has hcconir so in **• * ............... wn* Imi ling up ^11»,|«|!lit (hi (1 ( C s s ils s n i r * -m. I ' m . i . m. i lot* of planning nnd morr »wrat nnmilin^ h Imin «arr>inir Ih-.lgnated hv the giivemmon* W.*r II and two daughter* nrw til ik tignin- t III- ‘.'.Mii AiKtralia, CmAiU, Frutirr. S rthan I navi- ever put out on n as Station KIC-»tfl7. the new Iran* fr4i4»|»>». ||«< nrvFV littl lo ;»«tfortii * /• uhmil. South la-causc of Ih* ilsf.lpl* * , mil*- »%4-t ••( Pufinii» A deep sen ilivi-i hv profession. thr miMlm; howivrr. .•>- I’.ioamu ihrrlaml*. pearr tlliir joh." hr staled ||j, r (. initter will operate on IMI wntt» ma' press in.| radio ‘ • • l • kofm, Hritoln ami tin* Uniti-il »mil nvci i si laugh 1 offriR Ihr Itepiililfr Kiur « ** fort have In catbed new life into inp'lt power anil utilize* modern Col. Hull, prior to going tn I'ana- TriHi|m 4*ii|*f iiii'»l tli«* t\»lu?u!*ir.n | Statra. ma in 11*0.1, had tarn in .Inpan irmi-i.il mill hi* •tuff, ntul thi* mol slop* « III 1III wlHlttl nuu sh# a ifrphtril .oil anil thr ovnlrnre |. Du* |4*po|i . •«t.I Ihl« pin*. Ip Ifk. Thi* irii uml fiirh*»»»i: i*ontimir« where he in*lruetrd the Jap* in thrrr for nil to see d.i lipintf rnml'.ii't.t |t\ I. if. rn»t Florida power A- Light Comoan* diving and laying of mine* and "htploMil of C'oIntnhtMtt ItiHipH M'n« !*«• of Ihr nm*t MVAi;r rh*t* 4*4*llH t: u • T l »4 Nnktong »rnl l»;irk lioin** Tin tolirlllon ft* "When I Rot out of the Armv has nine radiu-euuipped l*'fR llflll filllilk |r|M.|di I t. |t if| truck* repairing of .hip*. Inning Ih*- w.ir •stilt es! from l ’oliitnl'ii'i • ft * •* t » ‘ tif.*’ Ihr Mport RNlil "Thr trill W»lnl hy Ihr unified c.*i III «M.| J wanteil to huy n farm of on- ami supervisors' ear* in Ihl* are* I m f. ptrild • • it> .iml %«|ot of out hravlly out • w n ," tVhorlev rr olia, •‘hot mv engaged in maintaining *rrvl r I" between Japan and China, he a t­ j*|%'** .« |*i.tnl to tin Unit*'I St si tor fill thi* huihhntr of thr ptntm * i •umhrfril forrr* rivnU thr nl* saving* weren't enough to |,iiv th* customer* Throughout the «'atr tended an arldlerv *chnol In Jn pan at which an Fngli.hmau wa* f*ntt<il J*Xil *i Ittis*i| itn in* most faiiAtii.nl ilrtrrminstl.ui of land I needed. Sinre trtv father the sit I lit v ha* 217 ladio-enidnoe ' an in O n irtri. thr rnrm>. Thr wholr o|»rrat|on •lr|H mlrnrr No% *. IK*lt uml * a i in pr*nt health and wanted m* vehi le*. a numh't of which r*** Tv ; The Japanese persuaded hint *o ilnv* la in w t» tr**«*i!tn/r«l l»V ' hi* .i**iitnn| thr rharartrr of i» to *ettlr wilt* him on the k**nir la* hiought heir to aiil in U L I - l -.U U N A A P F Q R I U I ’ U U A L l I ’ .0 4 A L l * i••i idiilioliiti ill tohUli all I'm join them, and he w o w*>iin*|rd In P n im l Si al#’ Pitre. I gave up Ihl id. . ..f new storin'* «rrvi*e |*romt*tlv in an* i •*•I N ation* rommnm l fn rrm n u th* Battle of Port Arthur lit IWM A t *llir titrn*. 1 hrml*o *- R . >*eland an rame home to farm,” he emergency. thrni«rlv«*ii admit • While recuperating in ■ ho-plt il vrlt M4i< pM'ltlr ut *•( Hu* roun- • • Milili tiUk* added. Then were gulln-s m*l i he wns visited hv a Japanese ad­ tlVs Mfit| (lllfini: .• ll*| . l*. Puna- • h »her| riunion ihllt : potted th* | miral, who congratulated him on tit .i i Iihok liitmli. with c*d. Hull Thr n put k'>ot' Apt ml praiar lamUrnpe and the-* pl.-iRue<| Whoi his neat shooting and made hill! mul «ort|?mlHintr.| him op nMintf , i • thr iiiiig a n iin l .South lorrati lev. th anew that hi* profit was a roloncl. myiiiff that thrti wilhI ^1 «,m S I s% A F O J IV A L ft O A IL V . A t Nl » R E S H IN C . V 'H I- t t< h i thr hirth o f thi n i'\* ioptiM r *. , mount- oft the faun with eaeh tlinivtU havr la*, n trot.* to p r» He was on hi* wav t" Cap* I l s s l l s s r S grows r a a e O t s l fill Hull »rtuin«**l • • tm*» conn* afowii|»>iu of tarn that whtpiM-d u|* the South Koreans we w er^ ei^ Horn in Smith Anterira to Inn ru nuittnuitv of thr httklr Im thrn lim • he dale on.table .oil into a peeling. vestigate a got*| mine In ItHt.t 11 \ m IQIh I H l lH P M lS It\ t‘*| in t'lllfninl i N* 'W Mexico* fiont than lirrau«r of ritrnty prr«* muddy hithri. “They rame right into our fov- he tlt-clare*i, hilt stoppe.1 awhile amt Mmm "».» II** "ssiitl thiil hr j atirr holes, slinking our hand* and tak­ In I'annma where the *nip d*«ke*l. \u*tm mml • n» pi**n*ii*n to* thr a11in 11•' ol Floriila thr ing our we*p«n* a* if t« evamine There he wa* recognised by i lik. | p o t to d S o v ie t m i . i | h »i i i o f r r r r t t t lit H till-l them. * friend who had nerved with bur. I»n»l. , 'lu iiiu f iir t u r r li* n u : fo u in l tn k*» "Then they lined us up and in Japan. The friend t«ld lead*-rs matched u* down In a place north of the revolutionary party alxnit IlssllsM r* r m a r a a , na. I 1 It l.I >1/1 I 1> I I II N ‘thlough tlie ha* k door' instead of •*f Waegwan. They t<*ok us Into Col. Hull', artillery skill, and Io­ •in |*omhnt? rhunjcm in p rim willing to (*■ t.-nli ti- and a *rn' a gully after taking nur sh ills, wa* engaged a* a colonel of .'it |l nallasril F •hh I ««r •!«•#! Him ti» pi.y fm uiMKo .md *riv ii). 1 5 ^ <ur shoe*, nut socks, our helmets lllrry. thing* a* they am. g ran * m s iii to • m n ill.ig i in* le a s e d | irpR Later when Coliimlda m-ii I a p la n tin g i u t i .i i tin t "If we ever irarh I hr polo* ami our ntmno. th is y e a r ’ s c ro p . III M il IlkrlilitMwl, I lit bj<*kril» "Then they tied nur hand* with (Ith e t *-|«*p. to I* <p |s iite - l .it »urut \%•11 jm*9 hiuh« i p iiH lu rtlo u where we will fare th" i**lie. |h- telephone wire, shoe-strings and ] help. t^ut joh will Im easier." * he ;»<t j i e i r i n t n a ilt y la t e in*-tu*h CHttl in 10 M fo r ro tfo il* rn rtt, i aw hide.'' Shand* aiil he h>*|irv*-d the »al" The lieutenant in charge of the * ol*.m. nun. il* i , t<’h.tii*i anil pea • i«« *4ini iiFDmiH ««r u i P an u h n l . F i l l ' I 1211*l ' Iludd msi*l thr Reds tried to get For null announcement ut | It t 4 it ft k MiU'* to itm iu tiiin i r s r r v r mortarmeu wa* taken pris-oi’r nutta» will to* rrv'sed a* the n c\‘ them aero** the river saying they with them hut esenpi-*i yesterday ia<e* fur Hu'.** crop- may not session of the l-egulalorr i . - 1 would Inkr Ihr Ameriran* to Se­ morning, Rud*| *ai*t, hy asking t•• cnuir until after the fir .1 of the tot j w .ttih lc •| •f 4 * 1 1 o f Ih i hort*s«ii that he I* ronfi'lent that Flor* • F ill Hit • ttl>l* oul, former South Korean rapl- go tn a latrine. When one officer y* n , tw< .hi -* It*. \ a»e o**l plann*’*t | *m ran find a way to "pay the hill **l. The Red« said they had R,rin . >«;»»• \*hmt nn»l ml ton im iil new' spring. fell aslei-^. the lieutenant, Ja«k (I and get on u *01111*1 bi*t»" top- n r f.«llific Ik'Iow govern h it o s non prisoner* in a *tnrkade at | lllid.peth of Winston-Salem. N Ihe cur rent whe.il sup|M*(t r a t i imi nt protlQrlimi Hut Imu'r He estimated that li wont*! tab*- Seoul. \ ’ I | li\\ \\ n|; M i im I a ve rare* t l !*!' i Im lid at th e CM *lf|'|>i'<l away, lie had not )n«-n i . . 1L-. Wlpp i t. snvi'k fnun p»Rt rrr*p» will pm$2f> million to bring the llnivrt Hut Ameriran tr*v>p* were getfaim Nest year'* in ir i* likely ! %nlr itnipir RlIppIlPR until |p.il _ .' i.,.„tli rfrom early tonight. . close. _l___ T-L U L-_______ ally of Floiidu up it* prri"n* ling too The_ North Knrenn*i ******* I helm tn M above # 3,.IrccauN thi par- rru |M ui r h t e lV Ir tr il. n ed* ami declared “ We don't nee-* tiwik the ^ MI IHI SI/.*' will la higher It next year, we nerd It now". gave |.w .,g .............. .lac and (all with Shaml< d riia n d the Stain mu*' dsv. eparatp It* rapllal .tod operating The food was a pear and an apbudget, a . in h'ldnei*. an-t tri'l pl« apleee. C R N T I I A I . F I.O IM D A <11 It K I K I . I . / R S iidrrrd Itrtirirorr ol he would like In ..*••• from f.C* to "W>- dug holes In the sand for 1 VI.'I.I >1/1 I II!tl H ll'l V ita m in * H I , I t . , N ia iin 130 million <toll.it Set a id* nr wnter,” Rudd »ald. "Tlten they A N P .S T O It A liK C O . Amt Iron kicked and in the hole* and hit rapltal outlay to bring all the whr,t*l», while 41**1 Negro, i||* to us with their weapons. "La i night they tried again to I H I >11 1 I N IlC It the prr:cnt day need*. "We might Ju.t an well fa-< vet II* nut. They- took five out of tile I. lie," hr wanted "We r llh e i nur group of 13 ami I never diil .. A n n I’iih’i C riM iin S iikmiI I i have to p io v id r aihapinte f nr till !•*» know what they did to them. "Imter they took us hack to | at their (thr Negrito*') own rollege* «*r tu iivid e them at Fort*!-* the ravine. At daybreak they III \ IM I.Il l III A started » heavy firing engage­ — Slate University and the Itiiivn ment with »ome of our troops." | P e t t y of Florida". "We -at there all morning with j The Seliatol said hr would Irk*- our hands still bound behind U». J to see the llomr.teail Fee mutton My fingers still are numb. f-aw rrtiirnr<l Id the voter* *r*H “ About t;30 this afternoon they rhangrd n that e** h home would took us lo a ravine l*elnw an ap­ pay a eertain amount of lave ple orchard. \nn I'sce I’nre I hern to the rrho«|* (>* rr-h rountv. "We were worried l>erati*e cor- | ••After *11." hr eld. 'the home poral Day had heard them talking are rcfpontible for the v-hooh ibr night l*efore and an officer •11.« i I! n i'l and the two air interlocked " had said they hould kill us if mir I I t • 1 •»»#»#!♦• \ »in I* •*wn troop* got too c|n*e. Other- I w i li'tu Mnl I . *1 wise we would he tsken srro*s awioii the river. "Our F-RI (Mustang) planes In n l ' « ( r h m s ll S l l l l f r i l U MllnurH h o n r*«p •••*• la-gan bombing an strafing a hFI tire Slvth D istriil *>f the Florid' company Heoirrtmrrit T h rtr l« an **u*eel and a patml from came lowani* ii*e oreiiBiu. nee* illy for a larger and a'rongei In n F a r e F re p srrH I ' . ' i '•» "There were Isr** guard* watch­ Two-year-old Mark Wendell American Legion Ihr dailv war ing u*. They got on eaeh end of Chuff, Route I. lie* 42. Vllle new . g iv . the reason belter than the ravine and hollered some­ Platte, Imiilsiana, is on the go I ran. from morning till ntghi IHs "f,. »-..«• - .ItorrCA*. .»•» thing and ahoiit 14 Red soldier* I HN f ur*. . . . . units s il would 'as.* * Rutllft Lcgltip, *nd rvcp »>cfnr r r ,w • "Then the guards and soldier* full <livi*inn jilst to kerp up will* the usual peace time work of the opened up on us with burp <Rus­ j him. He is mighty fond of the Legion will h a v t*> give way In sian automatic) guns." • nil I ’ s g r F l .ii o ilo l family cow, 'Jersey", lieeaiiM — the joh of protecting an*l defend Corporal Rudd said he was "Jersey" glvs-s stirh fine, ilrli • Ing our roiintry. It'* Constitution * * v*-*j '■*•*«u** h« wa* lying on i . milk Mark'* mother thanks her and il l liberties again*! sabotage the gioiimi and a soldier standing link)- stars that Mark's iittlr Sitn I'iic r M|tnrklr l i r l i l m ■nd traitor* an*l p«s*thy against near him ws» killed and fell I system I* aide to take the rich attark. aero** him. milk—it wasn't too long ago that Ills buddy (4ir|e*ral Hay, also “ We most fare the fart that eg'it couldn't -hut now, thanks l*> ' N i i | m t - M i i ’ M " S in i'l l grrsaion is again on the march: r-eapeil injury although a bullet IIA U A C O L, which gave hi* svsthat we are n**w engagr.l In * ripped through hi* l>ell ami an. 1* in Hiisse pieeiotis Vitamin* III. GHAIIK A CUT Al.l. WIIITK MKAT ■hooting war; that ofanv legion other through his pant* leg. 1It?, Iron, and Niarln which it "Our patml kept coming and naire* will »nnn Im again wearing nee*le*l. Mark is now able to rut the Hook* got scared," Corporal uniforms and giving their all. I those fiMsds that ev*iy growing Iludd slid. "They started to "S u p p r IJip lH " Km nkt'il 'T h e irfo tr, it i* the patriot!' (lusy need*. I It i »« i 11. \A l' f it u t lr \ doty of evrh *o*l every man and leave bill some of our l*oy* were Here is Mr*. Hhuff's *t»t* menl r. inl. r 10-11 1,1s. A vi'rn jje £ woman who I. eligible for mem moaning and groaning so the Ol* how HAttACOi. helped hel FLA. GKADK A, DKKSSKD K DRAWN Cooks rame hack and ‘hot thhenhtp in the Ameriran legion •on: "Mark Wendell hail no! Iwen ft-eliig giMsi for some tine. A to join and join NOW! We, the wounded aa many *• they •»a-e. *• f I AM l*m* Then they took off north r t r 11 | tot nf the time he roiliil hold | ve'erao* **f other w an . havi a th* hill tosrarda thi river." : nothing oil his stnmnrh. lie wa. • srreil. pa.riotle i*t and duty l ull ll.ilf o r W ii.d e Five of the miyi were left »llv* very weak ami was very pair. •o tho#e Ameriran* in uniform and Although some were w.nnd-d Then I stalled giving him H AIL those that will he in uniform to d«* they left for help, IneludLi • Co* • \AM' Whole h*rnrt all's M M il \ l Acnl lie Slutted improving in our pa*l at Home. We ran beat por.l Rudd. I just * -hmt time, lie has gained do thi* through a strengthened, "I heard atens." Rm'd said. "I | I weigh! and I know he hns more energetlr Amaiiean legion." lay .town In the leavr* nut my M tlt C A I. eneigy ihsn a doren wild Indian* S-tDwjnm# 12 O r e.tn hand* over my head and pretend­ ' l l is a full time job lust watch Al.l* POULTIIV I.OCAI.I.Y MAISKII ed tn he dead. A North Korean I tnp him now tha* IIA D A CO I. L * i i p i tin on HHHRTKNINr. soldier *to«d over me hut didn’t h ft luilinued from P«*e Oner ‘ m»*lr him 'eel ‘--tier. You rnn rhoot for fear of giving hi* po­ sSC O C O " • 12-vear old giri. waa held fo welt *ind* rdatid i hy oor family Hh ......... .. to if 9. r. C4W i 41< sition away." t M L I AN \ | d .i r r M IL L SI44•».' 41 N(.\». is »o!l os* HADACOlo" juvsnil* authorities. Tlie Noith Kortan Irf*. a mo­ Brick* ami hottir* were thrown Ye*, there are I Honsands nnd 10 try. HKAHHODK FARMS HRCH'COLI K.r) c ment Ister. . . . at an apartment house at 72JI St. 2 9 ' thousands of folks all over the Corporal Rudd then heard Aid12 11/ CAN Lawrence Avenue, the new home country who are getting h ln .n l S 10 » r . i i.h j . i'kg. i kg Ann Page Sea Shell erlran soldier* and dkllad for of the negm families. It waa the 36 relief from wonderful IIA D ACO I. flrat movement of negroes Into when they needed Vitamins HI. HONOR BRAND CUT IIKANS 12 fir. 12 OZ. CAN sw i n s 23* this block although a r»!jro faml- es; only a few home* were light­ 112, Iron, and Niarin. ly la living at 7IR2 S«- lawrenen ed. POLAR BRAND GRKKN PKAS 2 fo r (il «4 IIA D A CO I. a Chance fU. lawrence Avenue ha* been 39' Avenue, a Mock aw»T-., Cleanser to help you If you are suffering During last nlghta disturbance the segne of oceaslonsl similar HONOR HRAND SI.ICKD I’KACIIKS If. o r . from Homarh dlstirsa, nervous­ a 29' I wo hlneka of the harrieirded are-, disturbances for more than lie ness, insomnia, constipation, aches m were plunged Into darkneas by a year. William Oremley, a mrmlwr in o r . POLAR URAND RAHPIIKRItlKS and pains of neuritis, ur a gen35 9 abort circuit In the street light­ of the mayor'a committee on hu­ Koep Powder i ral run-down ronditinn, raused ing ayrtem. A dispatcher says he man relations, said the outburst hy aurh defirieneie*. Rrmnnlr i believes the blackout waa not con- last night Introduced what he C arto 4 t o f 6 pill* r irp o a il It will cost you nothing If IIADcalled a sew tactic. Meted with the disturbance. A C O L doesn't help you. Ru> Toilet Snap he said, waa tha As the night and early ■Wit­ F ib e r th# trial site for II.2A or i i porches i ter were on the force of pettea the large family or hospital slie No. 7 0 4 . He _ c a e reduced. By * A J L D waa for |&50 and If you are not K e s H w l — A ll l U - s r s were “packed with rut to SO. Police spoUIgbta, train* •atlsDed—return th Hath Snap 200 Mngnolta Ave. • desen psrssas each" ed on rooftops aeroaa the street your money will he * ■ « the building, were turned Sanford. Kin. shortly after midnight. A twm abhors remained on their porchm • \r < 'll "Fir Fruits & V e g e ta b le s : Keel Atrocities School System Price Supports Seed loss (irnpos H». 19fi liiirlclt Fears M». 15ft Elhorfn IVaolios LHfiioo ............... IiojkI 15 c TnmJilnos ( K rtl D „y IIADACOIs Helps Isoiiisiann Child ......... ('nnlalmipps Locker Plant Pole P»(‘;ins I’hnnn 1*11K 1 a ■ a ■ TENDER. Jimi Round Steak l.h. SO** ^* t fiRADH A CHUCK Ground Beef I.!)- 6 5 c L b. 5 9 0 RABBITS 1 • ■ • 490 i ■ i i • ■ > • i a • • L b. ■ Sm o k ed Sausc ige 57c SKINLESS. AM MEAT ol'R OUV r47441 Weiners Sliced Banin M.I. LEAN All Meal Slew Lb. *70.* Wf FANCY TENDER Rump Roasts Lb. 6 9 0 \A\. 49c PEANUT IHI1TKR |l/2lb. jar 55c ()livc»s 2 oz. Ml. 23c Spaghetti 2 fur 2SC Dressing pt. jar 290 May’naise pt. jar J7 c Desserts pkg. ••ton Full I'nfk Tmnatoes 6c 23c **• Corn .. No. 2 rail J5 c Race Hint 35c M U I ITS - - - VM iKTAM sKS ( lucken FricVoe 83^ 15c Macaroni . HAIM) Silver Dus! 19c ICECREAM________ 2pte. 57c Si I A I Camay Lifebuoy V E A L (Tiurk Uuasl n>- 65c iireasi for Su*w . 45C Shoulder ( hops »>• 79C Fryers (ird. A pound 59C H A M lb. lb . 65c 65c 12C Corned Heef COCA COLA............. ;....ctn. J9 c Ml 17C BACON Hominy ... 5 7 c pjipIi 5 <» •lolly P2 oz. glass 2 j0 Hens i Fryers ■» Ih. 6^ SUPER RI GHT Prrsn vcs I ll>. j;u J lo Sweet Peas 5 1 c : «tr \Vlimv Onions VOt flv 101 IV. 1.1thSI. OLILFASIIlON IMHIK I’OIIK American I litrKe luineli I Corn *M i rin siM e.>T hre N oa rm ry nreaan nd *||,r*<||pW M , r,H „K rra l le aiilderC .oIrpor.l itv t•, tp xihelei'i* v*dia -l>lyh Ih e p r n r * t o g u lly th ,g h ." .a themtheir find fomlof thr « <•<». 19<^ liSr N A PK IN S I Or H ANK IKS 9c 7,1c CKISTO S W i n ’S PKKM •10c CH O PPED HAM r>7c > \ �IIM W * — . ------J l*. a <;.e s ix fc.nj p■ iV . ii ■ *' ■ ■ — ■ TIIE HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA H AN FO RD . mi - . . " y-'-'m — - i ------------------------- u THURSDAY. AUG. 17. 1980 1- j ,u " l'b i 1 - -- Saints Down Giants 3-1; DeLand Plays Here Tonight Pichan Gets Fourth HomcKun With One Aboard For Margin: DcLandHerc Tonitc The S i. Augu-linc Saints co o ld oil (hr Sanford hope, of fittl diviiioi. tail night when Sunt liuilrr Gturiir Frntli «rl tlir (.u n it do** 11 **illi (1 lull while mc k111k up hi* l i ll i win liy 4 stoic of 3 lo I. Thud liA irn u n I ’r l r 1’ u li.iti homrird in ih r 5lh inning v* ilh one mate slaiaid for the winning maigin. Itoukir .Sxnfoid tight li.*ruin Bob C all(h «n went the d iii.m ir for (hr Giants giving up 7 hilt a iii I ( i li.t in on h alli while (.inning two. Although I h r l !'AUtu played | m utlt-x. I...II itfii-lil they Were Uli- ! aide l o glv. t'allalmi. II.«• Here raiy margin n l lh<- plate T h r u It.nr run rami' in *♦»«• sixth wh<n Ihr Saint* made two consecutive vttor* niul M auri I'oclkrr drove l»lu’ inatr In.ini' i . ii no infirhl hit . Mating, i Ed la'vy wu* Ih. Giunt hlt|rr of |hr night hy *;• llim* hit* In 3 official trira III till' plate 'Ihr Giant* m n l ll.r ll.-iain.l Hr.| Mai at Municipal Hall Dark tonight at HIT. with southpaw 1st."I n« 1Levy's the night all r 1. 0 a Sanford 4 it 0 0 6 Ch iil'li i|on *« Poriarr 2b 4 0 i 4 2 lla frn iri'cr cf 4 0 1 :i 0 3 u *1 K i Levy Ih 4 0 0 •> 0 Jackson rf il .1 0 3 0 Fc.rvyth c « > II 0 1 1 Halley If w 3 1 1) 1 *1 TumtK Ml 3 II 1 0 2 Callahan p 1 0 1 11 0 •■Lake 1 0 II 0 ri b-Tcde»co 32 i 6 24 14 Total* ■ii r h 0 a hi. Augustine 3 0 U 1 McK*e .* 4 1 » u u Chafln. If 1 It '4 0 Davi* rf 4 1 1 3 tl Slaratla c 4 1 3 0 1 Pichan 'ih 1 II 11 4 4 Judy ‘.’li 4 » 0 II 8 1 Plorh cf 4 0 It in 0 Pi.Him! Hi •1 0 0 1 4 P.raih l> 2H 3 7 27 13 Total* B--Slufh'*l for Kor«vlh in Wh b— *trurk out for 11*11' v in Wh. Hanford nun IH11 000 I JR. Auru«llnc 100 030 mi* 3 B— McKee. Judy. Hilll>»vi». Pichan 2. Pnclkcr. 211 Ktnrn.la, Hafrneckcr. lilt I’lrhnn. S ll Chafln. S - Judy, I'loch. HP Mr Kee Judy and Pollard; Krnth, Judy and I’ollard: I'oelkcr |o l.rvy |x vv (unaaa|«lcil|. Ix f| Sanford i|; Hi. Aiim ulil"' 0. n il off (.aliah.*n 0: Kralh 2. H O - My Callahan 2, Krnth 2. WP Callnhan IM ? I R: m ( l l l l .i N l l O . P i l . \TK A O III.AN IIO . Any. 17 0V» An aroused I'alalka trnm gave Orlamin'* tiennant hopes a "light Jar ja*t niirht r* George Rivero deftly iitankrd Ih* Rriutlora 10. The cellar dweller* have won llrtrr of their in-t four g a m e * against fii»t divitlon f*a-*. Itlvrni, a plucky lilli.- right hander, yielded a ll ha»r hit*, hut was terrific In the rlutchr*. Hr left III Senator* stranded a* Or­ lando batters reached firal in all but two innings. The Senator* muffed I heir !•*•»! acorinir chance in the riirhlh alanra, loadinir the hares will, nolle ollt. Ilul to the lone of rythmic hoilln |.«.i*i inyr in the stands, Cal Krtner, Kre.l Crlttenden and Mitrv Hohrn wont down In order without pushing acioa* u runnrr. Orlandu irliitn i lo Tinker Field for a »ln«le yam / with Is-eshurg Friday night. ah r h o I’alalka <1 0 1 2 Miller »* 4 n o n McOraw Ih 4 o i 3 Wick If 4 0 II 4 Rucker 2b 4 n o :i Garda rf i l l l Tierney 3b » A t * M'.-nci ri 3 0 1 7 0 Vui'l a a o o it o lllvrru p 30 I 4 27 7 Total* ah r h o a Orlando 0 II I 3 Mil an.le ta (I II 3 II Porter rf 4 0 2 2 0 Ramie* If 1 0 II I 0 Oafolie cf 4 0 0 2 f> F.liner 31. 4 0 I S 2 Crittenden Rb .1 II I 10 I) Cohen 11. 4 0 0 10 2 HI meeker e II 0 0 II 0 Stone p 2 H O O D Rruder ii | 0 0 0 0 t Hannah 31 0 0 27 17 Total* f . Hiruck oul for Minder In 0th. Palatka 010 000 0 0 0 -1 OiUndo 01)0 000 000- 0 E — Mir anile. H BI— McOraw, *B — Bamie*. S ll— l ’ur«rr. R — Binder. L e f t - I’alakt 10. Orlando 10. BB off Slone 4, Hruder 3. Rivero 0. S O - hy Slone 3, Broil­ er 4, livern 0 fill-- Slone 2 In I 1-3 IrmlnfF. — fltoiir., ilctlin y ii ami Buck. T - 2.10. A — 732. D ELA N D LK K H H U R G OKI.AND, Au*. I 7 - I A 1 - Ixea.Lurir took a *1* run lead in the L firat liiiiinr here lait night and \AA.)h‘i l it to hand Dclam.l a 10 to 0 iefi.it, the Hat* fourth atralght 5 m- Columbus Cards Beat Top Teams In South Atlantic, Eye Pennant By Alan M avor SURPRISES 'EM l.l : %«*i l» 1. ••r#. II i l l •; «n 1 *%1 % j: 114 ti'% ii 6f| Sl«» 71 l%« ID 7& m |D«f ft AmBim II ii* 1 I'aU i Km t: 1C ini I I S l( r«Mlia 1 rairldgt PI.1111111% *T 1rnm | or Undo I »a>IliflM Mf 4i Ii 1! ’»*|„t fwl , il.ilurF vlllr 1 #A.NpOltI* %11 H Id i: Tl 47 n «% I ' . l a l k * I o r la t id i- • *' A u y u a f l o * * H a iif i.r d liv in '> v III* | a re * l* I. liaylnlin l.e la in il >. * tlniMp* T..*«» '.till'd , at I'artnn* llearh l i r l j a r . i l .i t (l* |ii* » v lli. yt X a n li.m a t I'a la lk a Aiiatiailne *i U inM irr * in m i iv i . K i n r n 1 1 i » t r«*K ( 1 f v * I 1 91*1 K'MI• r«. rk Ih flo ti W M *h |nirl«*f) (lilfA c n | ’ )l l U i t g f| * | k l M Pf l/ llllh ||» » « lt» N>» Tiirb lloalau II lirirr.it « • J* X*lfl|||<| f%>* Ml Vfifk M 1 ii 4% 4i r .n F » l. i t IS 44 41 4% l « 4% II 10 Tl It 47 lM l» f# iO S' • 44» it* i n p * it: F it \S Mt v» lli|«l»oii «I .«! t«*f> III.•»«•»» l#i • lii'f h l fM lfh O — llrlnwi# 17 1J i ** Klnd»» * U Hi 0O & \ \ r )* IT U IT H II v \\ A*ltl«»tf(on I It l-l.lla.lil|.kla 1 I f-hicagn i f-I. l/.Mla <• I f.»WM | 'li t|s*<|* | | . | . | .« HI X I S <1 l » I * » r A h 'l m f #)l» r '•» (ii« ti|j- i l l ’ll i'M« i*r«» m Oiitr*t«rt il* l) %• II i > i « ll» ••i U lilfr i I || \ K U ZA V A . W A S H I N G T O N ' S C A iC A O O /.WPoftr, MAC flCFrt Z O U T A P A W /N s M/C W A/ r o •.rue TOP or TAP N% I I ’ A la l I ! Liubhuuse t l’ Uy KttANK L'CK N n**fraturr« Fport* (vdiio NEW Y O R K — With all thia talk aiiuut the- lively hall it mould By A SS O C IA T ED PKF.SS be easy for a fellow like Itaiph It'* tale in the tea ion for a fourth place rluh lo eye a pennant bu: Kiner to lireak llabe Muth't record of i!0 home run*. the Columhur Cardinal* are making (he effort. But. it*,. . beginning The Card* have thown they can beat the b*»t. In the pail three , ..... . , . , to . look . .like game* with the league leading Macon (’ caches. the Card* have three <1‘ r ‘ ri * (|| have " t i. V s i t vlctori**. Including a <1-6 t h r ille r * - --------------------'another y‘«ar. lie i, bohlnd '* Ku? hirm o r. I I.I ,Brn, wneem ln* how Ih- pltciier l -'r7 Af'ilher lh ‘nu r urlhr rmore, llal Andertori* wa* Hoinir »ifain»t »gamat Kincr i» the fact that doing rlul. ha* been playing baaeball at Pitt•burgh wind* up on the road Then the umpi refuted to let a f t& clip aince Aug. I. That pace the pair play in the treond game thi* M-aaoii. Ruth hit hi* la*t II leave* Columbu* in fourth place in 1227 in the friendly con­ i.ut il ha* narrowed the firat di- ifnd Jacksonville p'ay-d under fine* of Yankee Stadium. K in er’* protest. vliion down to where only «ev*n F lm lly , the oarritd ump. lo*. IK* i* a big Item in hi* favor, md one half game* divide the wa* 32 when hi* rearhtheir temper with Savannah and , for . Kuth . fntii top club*. „ , , . , . , ejected Outfielder Dick Jok and ♦'• »hl' »"■« «• number. While Maeon wa* being drubbed Catcher Joa String,'elli.w from the Mner nude 54 last *ea»..n and lait night, *econd place Savan­ aecoml game. Jok and Htringfel- ♦v«r »*nce the >raao,i opened nah wa* aplitting a twin bill low alto talked too loud. Thry th*r'* h,", »p«ulatlon almul with Jacksonville, loving thy the lin firstt were yelling r-bout aonvine, loaing r bout the tirnp* -ir-pi call- Halphltpaaslng Ruth’a total. g-7 and winn ng the nlghirap 'ing John * ' ■ But other* have had their light* Metkovlrh a«fe when i.e ! 21. Augu on Huth’* mark ever aince the downed Charleaton ftole home with the winning run H 2 and ( ulumlua he*I Green* In the fourth Inning of the final Bambino hit No. rV) off OI.| Tom vllle twice h-5 and l-fi. 'game. /.achery on Sept. 30, 1025. Hack WiNon, the late t'ut. out­ Columbu* had lo rally in the Columbia *hortatop Jim Reggio r.inlh In down tin- Pearhe*. wa» the hero uf the Rcii* clean fielder. tried it in 1030. He»t he could do wa* M. Two y v ir* Macon Hurler Ken Roger* hail *w " P over Greenville another right hander, thing* well under control with ,n ,he *'m **n»e he fingtrd later, * 5 3 lead going in lo the final ,n *be ninth to drive in •ly Pio«k , Jimmy Fox, lielli-d 5* for the Hank liirm W ig wa* frame. Then the Card* broke out , wi»h the winning run. In the Alhlciira. ''" with four hit* irtvluding a aafety f|n«l game. Reggio again tingled noli.cr who hit OH. II.- did il __ _ wilh Detroit in 10’tH, the aamu for Rip Repuiakl who b*tt-d in Ihe wimdng run. Thi* lime * 'l all except one of the Columbu* *• '*** ,,u l* *•> the eighth y e y Iwlted #0. inning. Johnny Mite, even though in mu* during Ih - game. ITie AuguMa Auguata lig Tiger* ou.v.u upup **'• *l.*>low uf hi* rareei, *lamHal I'offm j * mi.,, t.j.k The ir* rmivui | . Hi " I *a °V*ch notch A« in the !••»*'* league «*»er after de•!•- »"«l 61[t»r f o r the the G (.lintin '47. '47. the ihe mound in ’the third ^iunUg lin t, in ' with .Tlf feallng Charleston. They movetl l'« r Kiner hellnl 81 for the Pifor Coluinhui, wa* crtdiled the victory • i n jnUj J g,|, p|lce M JU g ^ l I^,pef rale*. Redskins Wallop Los Angeles In Pro # Football Opener t.0S A N G E L E S . Au. 17— —Washington’s Rixiskln* and let* Angeles' Rums tuim-d each other'* mitcue, into score, lait night, and the Redskins won 17-14 The season's opener, .« charity* exhibition, drew a Memorial I'oilseuin turnout of !*o.lu5 fan*— a rlaimcl by the sponsoring l-o* ” .viigeie* T lliic* a, a new piufa,sionxl atten.ianre tetord. Bob \Yu|t'rf iel.i, s detail field i genet al of the Ram,. -»nt li.e Itrd'kin* off Into the lend b) fumbling on hi, ( 1 line two minute* after the game •tatted. Hn.itiny llauglt »■ <u t" lllll Dudlev f»t ti tuudidown oil Ihe next play. in the next «|tuir|rr. Ilaugh t»ol^ bled a paaa from venter d.» p it* tbeln own territory- then tils'*! m to*, to George Thou,a, 1* f"i. in- was snowed under. Heel George Klin* uf the Rum i ut In, touts tl*. ball on the 26 on.I cto v,'1l •!*'■ goal untouchnt. Wnterficld .ot-erted. Dudley p‘*i tin casterners aticad *ymn with u 32-yaid field g"*l later in the .|uuit.'i, uft< t a IS>*r.l Retl»kln .lin e I" titled ig.wil. The Rt-d*ktn* at *!••• i'1 ' i.lng -»f Ihe thud quartet drove ,u yanis in It pla>», llw ii lla tl) ••-1liter ie t^ liaise n ,.u,! tu Eddie >4. nx neat the goal- Tite Rams \V.H,il«y U w i* knocked it doWp, but tnIsrfetencc \.a* tulv.i ot. ttu* cueyard lute. Rot. Gui-le went over on the next plu) ami Dudley con­ verted again. Thu Ram, made llwlt la’ t tally on a , (range piny' Noim \ »n Riooklin pa-ie .1 to Hub boyd •«» the 15. Uo>iJ went ft'* y*i'Js »n4 dtoppe.l tRc t-all when tackisd. Waihington recovered, but in , o l- * licials toled Van Itrocklm "B ,W toughed. The 16-yanl penalty look tht ball to tbe tvv.n, -od luutiny Ksimalur galloped 4vlo>, on tn* next play, Waletlleld converting again. Glenn Davis, army • o„e time Mr. Outside, making hi* 1"" '**' but, averaged only 283 yatds in rlx |iine, with the ball' -n i . l ! ..m o » turned in a four hit game. There nre verv few men around The Jarkaonvllle-Savannah con- Auguata ShortttopDick Honac•"<*"> who will hit 50. Kiner r* W .#* i* ‘ hree aided affair with id wn, carried from the field un- *«lgfhl do It thi* icaniii. So inigiit : Ih* umpires making up the third conclou* in the aixth inning af- Al (Flip ) Itoien. 26. of the In ­ p res w rit a vide. • ter being hit hy Ray Feraco'a •J|*n* and Walt Dropu, 26. of the S O U P J O P OP t<> In llir first VRrnv the* uinps or- throw in on a double pUy atMinpt. Keil Sox. The latter two will i>e p e e A rt a u p w / t A t*s iltr.d Jacksonville Mana^sr DakHospital officials «aid x-rsv- tabbed av dark hor»e pustibill1* •j CAApOAOUGN r t S e N A T O P C T A P r 'A / C E II Alrxandar and Catchtr Jim FIs- rtvaalrd no frnctutE hut H<*nacki tiev next spring. Roten got off t a ? n.W P f p r O t£ f d / n?AP*i> M *1/ l« r •sill* U « i»i4n) cauid from th# Kama for baititr was being treated for a emeus- poorly this •pllng whilk Drop t r t c r tap .N>w T«*rL U l<t <• »kl»i* 7 overly enthusiastic in an argu* sion. wa* down at l.oulivtllr the fii»t C N iT C H / I hll«flri|ihlii I. U j 6 ( o i i I ^y>.i< few^ weeks. t hi< 6 R ii # ClD* in ru il I t ' l l ' l J a i l J I # Ar*| d i a l * . ! • l | - 4 * a i # 1*11f •lavtr la i. 1,4*1. I* t Even "luggerv like Ted W il­ lininr* liam*, Joe DiMaggio and Stan |lr«H*hivn a ( New V«»rI; tll- N t w * Mn*ial, who u n i with Kiner a* toffllse #11 •6l i l l ItMDi'A ( M l VM J>t»r Mini K r u n e r ( H i o r jibe be*t hitting fuurtome in the Kn»|fi i l l 10) major* today, had a hunt job « li*- li*v»-«11 mi CtiU’*»«fp ft 4f (*n»i,pr• r«i #11-11 %m • 10-1• t I'll* -!*••» rl» mi HI Hjtil* ifilthfl — By A SH O tJA'IKD PIIKS.H i I.it i n i . e r t ( % I S i v s N * M | e v < | 0 * t ) DiMaggioS tu-.t wa* 4»1 iu 11*37 The atniidini' got n •linking • • Silly R i t i i i M tie«|l«|**| I while Mitilul M-arhed hi* Imnter Al* Newfealurea A M ES, l a , Aue. 17 up in Ihr- liri.tgin-Fliiri.la l.ca• ••I 'I'M I 'll \ l U d U M T I l i ^ NhW Y O R K — South Ameriea't Thev’ll rut the field to eight eon- peak wItti 3!« in |'i4ft. IMle Inal liiglil with I he ..nelime a l II) AHKOCIATFD PRKS.H ( f i l l N M 8 l l T « M 4 lN l 1 record----»eem* .afe sports fan* nuke Kbbeta Fl*id tender* today in the National J u n - ,. 8*he Ruth'* ------highitcpping All.any • atdinal* The end of tlie Southenilern t>MN0 U 1. r n . ior Golf Tournament toon sored bv 'or another year anyway. router* or Chicago hockey fan* moving up to within one and n I.rague *-<t'Oii iv ur.ly J’l day* off A t U lit M IV n ~ Junior - ' ~ Chamber of 70 ST# look mild by rompariion. In fact, the V . S. 11 By AHH4WMTF t'll» ‘»" a n ; Ihe jiv-rrmt winner 'till nn'l IH r r tiln « h M rt t €1 S O N « » h v l1 lr tl at the Rein Homonte Stadium in Commerce. Hcmiris If ft 1 3 1 II ill View. CM \ U m |iliU •1 tl llratll, a shoulder-high wire fente First _ work on un Sand wa* the A M E R IC IN I I Mil I Neither of tile tlire • 'op r*i%- S V h ( f r | f « n * 6 1 1 3 0 Gurth rf Cl SOM XI mpietlon of «ix tecond round HATTING— Kell. Detroit .T O ; xs # • • ha- Imen erected to keep the fan* compf II Mi ridin i M ' i i . Ramsey III 6 u 1 II 1 lender*— Moiitg-u in y, lit t f « 11 • 1% from mobbing victorious athlete* matchen d'-laved hy )**t night'* :t GiMNlman, B aton .348. Hlein.'cki' e 4 0 1 4 0 end IVn*ncoli m-m lo lie aide nL ii t6t tl el 8 t llt«i« k 19 Ti S S I in momenta of rnthuslaim. darkneu. That done, the lad* wrr* RUN'S Htepl.. Ib»tun Ir*4; HIHiivkley p 3 0 0 1 2 to piece together Ihe winning That'* Ihe report of Hill Jeffrey, ready to swim Into third round Maggio, |I» -ton '.11 ■ Hricktuy 1, % % « K « u r% A M M M 'I %1 l l » \ 1 1 II 0 « .j ulrenk tieceaaary in l>rciil. up Hie Perm State »occer couch, who re- play involving :!J rontrmlerr. A ll e w u l f • 1 RUNS IIA T T R D IN Dr q»o. and Total* 42 III it: •27 14 ilrelch drive. T f.U a lo 1«» K m .M * n t t X cenljy mentored the II S. Itoot- f-iurth rourd -iftuiiiiain program Slrplu ns. Do-lntt 111 Montgumery imivivl into * nar­ •*1 |»M I|| • l i n t l a n l M I * f By A s s o c i a t e d p i i r s s :ng team In the WorUI Cup cham­ reduce tbe tillp-atnliltiou* kid* to IIIT 8 --K e ll. Il.-t 1 oil 166; PlMagDeLand ah r b u a r o w l e a d l a * l ll l g i i t w i t h M l H - l M lli*FN H «ttl» • . I d i i i l a v l l l p & A 24-vear-ol.l lefthander who eight in number. pionship* in Urwtll. gio I 44. Fetnandex 31, wa* avnilahle vhr»|, M the begin­ 6 0 u U u victory over Ati-ridia*n while Pen- 1 " 1 'lltll.« .w f - f . M ll« M t |k » e l - l tlM ft Jeffrey, end hi* player*, re­ Moat talked of player in tb- ning of the M'gsun j* the first » DOUIILFH-- K ill, IWirolt g.'t; /» te lirae»eke cf 5 11 •» 3 0 atci'la w t d iiw n lm - V l c k v h u r g « » m e I t In n t n ir a f reived a practical demonstration toumammt conducted at Ihe stub­ rilta, lloetun. Weft*. H.’li o lt * game winner In the Southern AaMfla-od It 6 0 1 0 0 13-H Jai kauri Ih at KrlniH 4-2. • I I I T i l * T I t v n r I.K M It 'F ! of the South American *oce*r born lows State College course •oclatlnn. Hami Ru-cuto, New Yolk VC. Montg-iinery rniild ninl.-li It* ▼eM**« 1. H e t. I’lrtle rf 4 1 l 4 n fan*# inflammable temperament wa* Hilly Sparks, the 17-yrari l l M 'r u n ?T • 1 VI Bob Schultr, the itirpri** nnck- T ltll'L F S — U'.MHliing. N.w 3’.-rk 1 It) 0 lonreat winning *lr*ak ihi* mimtl K m v m d * m I i Allen II. 4 » » • when the American* heal England, old f'om Atlanta. Ga. Vi Tl an.l Iturtr. It., tun !*. age front Ng*hv|||e. turned the 3 •» 2 3 1 with a third win ’.uiiight. The ( V l t i h M d Dunne r TM *•> S I# 1-0 in a match at llrlo llorixnnlr. Hilly'* rluli* m d shoe* were lost •• • 1 track Inst night with a five-hit IRIMK R U N S Rns. n, H . . eland Ct Unioning 2li 4 •» SSI 8 3 hell Mel "Hull h.iv lu-e-i aide In f *n) iim t'u i* XI “ When we armed our* goal, panin t'-m«it from the south to Am­ •• IB Tl ««' 0-1 victory over Chattanooga .12: Diopfi, It.**tun 27. 1 0 -. .1 du in ii month it a five game A U fflt llM Hallow *• s i t drmunium really tore loo«c in the es. He overcame that handicap to 4% • 1 When the season began and It 8 T H I. E N 0 0 0 0 0 atrenk. I'eti»arnla ha* put one (M* hr rl tr|nMv tl tol *h Yillnmra p II \SKS 1) Ma.-t-lo, 1C T l #1« eland*,N report* win the med.ilivt honor* and two Jeffrey. "The came -nun.I trimming time. Man­ 1 0 0 II 3 three game eric* together In J n « k a n n v t l U lluston 12; Vnl . I’lti'n.b'lMlit,, it tiutrn p T* II It) m tch plav contexts. An Amr* Brarillen*, who figured to IteneI lM N lia 1 r « lr r d « o ager Dun Osborn thought of chop­ 0 1 n II 11 li-v (mat r i i.ith for tee Filer*' f-Gainr* fit hy the defeat of the *:rong bu*lne-s man furi<i*hud tlte rluh* ping off the huvky southpaw who 8 T R 1 K E 0 U T S t 1 m u n . Cter*f%»Iu i i i I* I m C - I ( I r v f f V l I l r %•'* 0 0 11 1 ■ In- I pcrfoiinniiit-. land 117; Raarhi. New York 113. Fu lls p A u | i i > I m 1. f* h M rl« « ln n J and he waa revdv today So give compiled only a mediocre record English tram, touched off whole­ 36 ii 7 27 12 Total* Tonight Montgomery v-ill lx* f 'r t lu m t riiB 9 . S lM ro n 1 Detroit t0-2 sale loti of giant firecracker* and Hlllv m pair of •hoe* with cleat*. nt Muskegon the year before. I'lTCHING Trout hoat In |'eii*irii1n a* Ih Rebel* N a s a n i.a h 4th. 111 J a c k s o n v i l l e S l , T l . Outen f— Walked for l.enton. t’lev.'lnn.l I H r* .750. Hill v pe-Mcr-*---.! quite satis­ tossed them un Ihe field. •ci k their Ihllil atraiglit win. The Hrhultx ha* Itecn picked Up on 000 402 in Ml l*'r*burgh N A T IO N A L I.KAG U K • l l l O M 'J I X - I I O H I I I X l.» : t f l l ' F “ And when the game wa* over factorily vevtunl v in hi* *trr*t waiver* from Memphisnot) 4:1s IMMi u re«l of Ihe 'chrdille iia Jackaoll T e a m Del.en.l BATTING Muslal, St. Louis 3441; ” M 1. F e f • I*"•*• ’ '• -• "Wet rluh*. He and we had won, tome of the 341,at Meiidian and Yickalmig at T * l l a h a « * e How«vcr, Nashville’s hurling •J it .IS * Robin'..it. I!rookt)n 344. knocke-t »tft F r-n ’ • *»*(e. Green*I T S 090 fan* surged right over Ihr A lb a n y ti •1 staff in the early stages seemed RU N 'S- Torgc-.it, Huston HA; It arrow. R ill— Syke*. Clift 4. Selma. i. ... v n -I - * l •• |„ th , ill fence and past big, burly police«« V a l.t n s la M The Rebel* unlca*hed 14 htla to lack anyone who could last Gurth 3. lUintey, Mill* 2, (Jaiiic*, Jones. I'hiln.'elpliia kl, M r u t ir l, «> l i .lli ■ten to carry our player* off the round »’h«»t'e ’ *e--tj York, Pa.. nine inning* *u Schults ,t;iyrd un Fernandct, |ita»c*cke, Itruening 3, again*! MeridiRn* Irv Patica l*-l A m e r l r u * ie « 1* 11 ItU.N.N H A T T E D IN *> „i, I end 3. In the -erond fleld on their ihouldri*. Me, I nlglit to gain an uphill victory. T h o m s * < llle i t "oinK relief role* and gritlng an < !i !» Hi ml,ix 2. 3M Wilder, S)kr», '•tuhb. 1*1*: Kiner, I'itt l.urgh 1M), Hn*rV»' tide * round foe wi* occasional *tarting hid toom ami IT tl <11 raced for the locket Mi-ridiun rluhbeii Montgom ry W a v e r * - * * Hendrix. Clift. SH— Alh-n. liar HITS Muxinl St I,"til- III*.; I'll«T T l .1 * 1 made it Just ahead of them.” "••table Ihin Dn*en of Minneapu.tarter Joe Ijie-er for three run* Those «K-ra*iuual starting bid* tow. HI* Syke* In Wilder lo l i e s a l la V , • ■ " * * , rill... Ilino khn 137. The American win wa* e du--- li*. saved Sciiultx. He *tarte.| winning !Um»'-y; Mill" l«> Wilder. Ixv*- in Ihe firat flame before he IliiRny s. u Artfns* I Hu* t i e ,- w-| - a g,MMj nitny and Osborn derided lit keep him, ning upset. Tlte litum frunt the SmerlntM t. (‘uftl«l« 2 wa* lifted for Spcrdhall Smith. 1 inside |bc park, two run homer liurg H, Delutnd 12. IUI "If TAllMhMMiiee «t Th<>mM»flll* ipp«l Dritiih Isle* btuutrd some of the davurite- f#m«l»||nu in ,he stile I-ait night the southpaw came Hockley 7. Vlllamca I. Oulcn 3. Montgumery ramc hack with the rain) tth Hl'lv. They included within twu strikeout, of a league I in the eighth. World's finest professional*. “They hunt five run rally off Pnliin in the Vt4Milirle C. VmMomm I Ex-major leaguer Hugh Casey, Full* 3. Ilrlckley «• HO had hy far the br»l team,” »*>’* Eddie M"rr»n*. 'teridltin, Mi*«.i record for a regular nine inning who went to tin inuund ns a a 0 Huckley I. Oulcn 3. HO \ il* fifth lo iu- the game. Jim MrC »tl>* T*roma. Wa*h.: game, lie fanned 15 of the l-ookJeffrey. “Thalr pa**ing and »ur»The Vick*hiitg-IVn*arola game lamra f» in 0 Inning « tun*; Muck­ relief jiitrhcr was credited with •* trb teamwork waa a Jov to waten. Gay H-emrr t.«»lnvtun. Kv.- ||||. ou|«, and gave up four walka. the victory. Hirntinghtm', ac« ier 4 in 4 inning* 6 -ru q ij O u l" ’ w m * i i tutir I maneuver lo »ee But we drew firat blood and then ly Wolfe, W *h*neton. D. C,. who could g! I Ike mini pitcher* lo The beginning of the big series hurlvr Lea Kieiy wa, handed hi* il in 3 inning* •* “ v*and Bob Toet- Wi-hitM, Kun. fust played defense the r**t of •• noiumi drill'**. between Atlanta and Hiringham seventh lo** of the ycai against in 5 Inning. 4 run*: F u ll* > " There wer- •" *»>ra hole nnt- ■i*. iiNit*r«>v* lent. .!•° “ e taive want on nerve • *• « • * Joe Kirkland, Irving Molm and 0 Innirr* d tun*. lIK P — tiuie 6a itts**it|H i«, cne* ui *»-<*fi"»» lung progrnm. Dick McMillan liuottvd lo Ih* •Jone the last 16 minute*. Winning M -A and UaKlhcning their ( Wilderi. W P - P u lU . Winner r r n e r n » r» —a i«ta. true Earlier, the U. B. team had ltd Don Webber n* lix» i, Ihe Iowa league leaa to sewn gamea. New Ilrlckley. l-^»r - Vlllames. U - hill for Ihe Flier* and allowed It i n r v t Halt oallr Deakle, champion, w»e tl e Smyevt. a 20hit# to gain thn victory. Orleans downed Chattanooga 9-1 1111*11 t i ll * * . H llk K o t, J » | . •p ain . 1-0, at Uw half but ran l.cltt and Wlllt»ir.»on. T — Vick burg Manager Buddy lie. Hast* 11•>*I nun ('urn lln l out of gaa to lost 3-1. A defeat by holer from I) le Knl*a of Water­ and Little Rock and Memphis A —220. loo, la., In the fir-t round. > -f'» n illy T i p llu lle-t t > ' j * t i Ulaid *ent Hay Howe, Jodie lloChile, 6-2, ousted the American* split a douldeheader, lh« rock* 4 •• - - v* *'i»nftrgl|« tvl-v'frm «*'»• • ii V.4. . al.es #, ,4 fl n «44i IIV444 **4U •-- — • •»■• u . t i m «v a raik* wile Ml* » tOiiit-ti'.*i»Mt t.H N IItl t , JH. h'!l In :»» tffi.ri In *1 n the Flier*. won t’-e tjiu . lU v t Malt t*e*4r d v i i l i i the second lf-2. O U N I.S V 1 I.I.K , Aug. 17 </Pi Iney gave up 17 hit*. HAN ANTONIO, Tea., Aug. 17 H u r r y Jt - h n n y , f t ia n r e H u ll HueJeffrey wa* lmpre**#d by the Atlanta's victory came ,«bout —Taking advantage of lueak* Fug v y . H ite e rtn n H e n re * —I/P)— Christy Mathew*..n, Jr.. Jainr* Ibalfrey of Jark*on ami t* r '« Ihev made, tin- Gainraville G-Men Ihmald Kohler of Kclma were the llu p e r . l l r j i a a i t . T r a i l t ille r H u ll South American*’ undaraUtdlng 42-year-oU *on of the !>a«ehali because »l»->rt*U>i) G*n* Verbis «f the flu* point* of *0CCtr. and doesn't like Iwing famed a* a light­ defeated Ihe t>nytnnn Meach l»- moil ocnai.lrol pilrhing perform­ d a te . the new 120.000 seat stadium In »»e*t, died yeMe'dav of hurni weight hitler. He ha* lawn aiming lander* d-5 here la*t nighG received in P g>« eaplosion at hi* Trainr* h * i k — a raia. m i, ers la-t night. They gave up hut jtio de Jandiro. “Then* are no ob*t the fence* recently ami broke The lalandcr* rallied for Iwn • ii hit* apierr Iml Selma*' Koh­ M li ln le l il e r . I 'r ln u r » )*> m -n }truction*." he say*. “ E v rry seat ranch. up lust night* contest with an Il«|i|i> Je w e a e . Ithu* Tu*. HI* run* in Ihe ninth Iml Mill Phillip* ler wa* charged with the to**, . ------------------l*»p. Mathewson. a retired Air Force has a good view, and the entire fanned Rod Olieiliii with Ihe have* •lx hit* apiece lull Selma'* Koh- • » r e . M u le T r a i n . M u till lieutenant colonel, wa* Installing •eating area i* covered, except i-adid to end tin Kftinv and cap an electric dl*hwaiher Tuesday V I I I H IM H U i M ' I M I v Mile ilnixt Worker. Hcanipvrrit. Kin for a section where 36.UUU •tend­ when the explosion occurred. After a »rrvic» bare il.e busly hi* 17th victory agaimt alx lo**o*. ing room customer* can be ac► 'ii I'artln* F»«*li. I»»n-, l*hul«» A Ihree-run uprDIng In Ihe half gallic* uf league loading |-*.t.t)-» Util, rtlfver Puaan T r.un Di'Irlng World War II he wax will iu- »er.i to Harac l-ake, N. •omtnodateil. There are twn tier* ■evi-nth, »|Mtkrd hy Manai'ri Tallaha*»ce. duty with the War Department Y., for burial. m a n ile r . Incidentally. new»pab« n Eng­ on Charley llrewitrr'a freak double, • nd served in Engiend. In I9S3 lie lx survived by hi* present th e Valdoita Dixlger* were land, mighty mother nation of F ir-T il H H l - h i i i r l i r be Io*l e leg in an air crash in wife, Mr*, l-ul* Mathcwrson, and dumped f i mu tecund to thild laner Mablr llarkwawr. Pun Jar soccer, carrie.1 black ]|0* ,<,#? i h * China. his mother. Mrs. ChHaty Matheweh r b O Daylima h*t. Too ttrarkei. Merrv Time, mourning nround th# viorj of (dare ill Ihe shift. s0 t6 u | Funeral arrangement* are pend- ton, Sr., of Harac Lahg. lu>g«n as Alimov downed W avrruti ndt White O dp ,. Ke«lful. Moral iJirt F n i IDh d t f o a t ,___ ___ _____________ 5 u ii 1 Stalh-rn r to move up while Valdo.ta wa. a r i T i i n i t p-a taik* m u b 1 0 0 Travl* 3b Iuviog tu Moultrie tI-6. T»llahk*rce luio ItrcurJ Whim Wham l'r*» I n k e r lt»e*r. Mniwin. 0 0 0 4 Krupp rf al Thornaaville wa* |x>*tpoiied he- Ine far hie III*, h glne Knrn Kid ••. ninTH u a tF ^ a /ia ik * wit* He.r,r I ’aril-. Fr.ille, Flint Itinl a 2 0 4 Hips* If cuuie of rain and Americu* heat N#v«r Annih^r Wh im Kjnv n#j 6 1 2 H Olierlln lb B i r >a «*riA* Js**|| IIII.O ..I f*)BM"M Cm dele 2-2. • MYKSTM M 4 l l ^ t t r .r h tear** 2 0 i) 4 Walerrutler r iu, h*i..p Royal VI,w King Ki» jgote. W ftemelwhSi'd R«ek»l hull Tomorrow'* arlinlnle ha* Arne2 0 2 In tvarh Tin**,. M«r* ?T llappy • r. K Mia ell. ____ 0 Hcnrlipirr e licit* at YaMiMta. Moultrie at 4 1 1 1 I’ituln p Cut dele, Thoitiiiville at Albany Pegar «> ». Wistra. Mike HetvVr 24 40 6 11 Total* and Wayt-io»i at Tallahassee. HIHHTH l U l i - i , |* ( k . Wile JI"B»n. Top Vatu*. Itlv*,-, Kde» n* MuMan*. H1lv*r rnm*t. J*»l»»» Moultrie nipped Valdosta with llii-hoell Ituund Kdg*. H*f» lllnele Tufl Oa*. a*t*all._________ 0 ah r h '’alneavllle a three-run rally In the ninth. 4 1 1 7 Cooper lb I I uIh rt Ro»e vlnglrd, Jimmy Trew 3 1 0 6 •Ingled, CharDy I'rtcliak walkFoalrr 2b 4 1 3 4 evl and Huger Craig also walked Cade 3h 4 0 0 t RoU-rt* rf 4 8 2 0 llrewMer •• 4 0 1 2 Urquhart If 4 0 1 7 I’gnlue c 3 1 0 0 Emmerich ef 3 II 1 ti Phillip* P 31 <1 tf 27 T its !* 00b "20 0i.' lIlklilllM Albany Curds Move To 2nd In Georgia pur RtiZA/A MAC Yrim 1 hlUrUl|»lllM l< •l"l »•W|%», id l^ niu Y»*rk rhUMff.# c'lnrlni.H* 1 I'iittlsiji ir) V% 19 4d IT 1% ii 1% ♦4 1> 1. •1 4% •7 il 11 4u 41 T9 Pel. • II >1* 14* tit IU 44 * lt« til i. n South American Junior Golf Field Sports Fans Are Must Be Pared To Enthusiastic Lo t Eight Contenders ;£« Winner In Doubt I n .Southeastern Pennant Contest ^I5mu,u,hitr*«: Major I 'UKU * lA*udors • Schultz Is F i r s t To Win 20 Games In Southern Circuit Kntrics At Volusia County Doir Track l i i t “i X I t T7 r.:r M S R jr g « r » u 1 ’ �T H U R S D A Y . 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I.r h.'Uil lit llir Itil>«lu.l Kill) u«x> infoiniiitiuii Mvtion in VVii.liiiiil-. ton II.' «»f M'nt to N i -ih a n« •ttinK .litw hir wlirn dir rrn lcr opnirtl. lin e »f*4 . t u b , c t e r * n m .lu i evoklni . r ri|««ur« to It.• •1 titlesl **Trarhifitf al*nnt |H* t ’njteit W an t to rid >our he mu of troublesom e, germ carrying insect pests of all k in d s — roaches, ants, flies, ntosquitoes? Y o u can with FO G — the am azin g new safe and sure way of insect exterm ination. FO G is so sim ple and easy— just c a ll and we will F O G ycur house completely, le a ,.n g it insect tree for m onths Health experts agree that exterm in atio n ot insect pests with FO G is a m ost effective p u ca u tio n a ry m easure in the fight against disease c a r r y ing insects For ycur h e alth 's sake, you owe it to yourself tu investigate this am azing new s e i.ic e (h e em blem of the S A N F O R D S Y S T E M is your assurance of a safe, q u ick , sure and stain less m ethod of insect e lim in ­ ation Don't d e la y — call today! \» • •rfli 6 J tf f liM I c i( u m y N TH: PRtSENCS of «| |. unat* .ml ' \t»* * of ’i.'i fmtiofi*. l b I.. m ii e.tim . it i *. tit w.»» I n .i t ig u i a tt s t a* the* trib u tn l. Thrar fra|fnientiir\ fr|H»it» re­ t ill Pie*iiltiil tif t h e lit pultlit of veal only that the 1 \ mr*afl|Tt' > "ItT ln.i in t e i t m o n i e * lieht ill ha« nrvn Ih t ii %*anlv«l to l»u«- l ‘ s.oi.1 t h e C t H 'M 'P a t l V f I 'a i t y • iii « milium* on t h e •aim* h r s c I ,»tlr: la u d e d t h e I ' n i t c i l NV.tion* u> it U iluftp m lHr I ’nitnl . • I i»*t* ot t v m e a a g ain * ! l*t*mimiState*, hy a«*hoi»U, collrtfri, ci•t tiiY3c ion. (fiif e r n a t i o M i l) I* AxoSOAf ( Hut th«* IV NV <l<»e<»n*t know how t h e •lorumrnt* ir»*t «I44- A leeeiit n t 1M OiMlHINT r. bl fc#wt|fn^ fk'*i A*«ti b«l year On Guard MANY NEVER 1 SUSPECT CAUSE . OF BACKACHES rF 0 R l l ! i A i ! J s : ; i ?5 i* Quick rilirf fi»l! » . ir. I It. it. •' in t h is h CRE C E IIF IN T •tut lll« k It room mnirt SIN K ER M A C H IN ES , now ,.n<t I NEW FLO O R S (urtaerd to V i tnent, icrw nrd porch, tlcclrjcHy, | u.nl. Term*. !.M E. 1,1. Si !*h frrtion 01.1 flour, made liki rhowrr, toilet. Not tnrni.h.Hl, IC I new. Fini,hinir, dcaninv A wn> N»or l loriilo Foshion*. Cln.icririK* Pu tab le power plant, Mil. < I. Fhrtn. r, Hi. 2. Mot ‘ »*,» i t irrro.v lr.i|.. year, nvpvrirnce tn Semlnol^ H i , Sanford. Flo i»nk«, (tfppinir County. II. M (ilea»on, lak. IxO' hr,, flow.-r 111. k, , Marv 3 lUl.tM furriirh..1 up) wrill. . . t i n window lintel- ond con t(-It oway M and »• rr»rte<* > rrctc fliM.ro Free r.tiinnt.' Dray line, hulldofer •lump ti • porch. C lo ,* In on I'atk Avenue M IR A C LE C O N C R E T E I'll'E CO muck, fill d in , (hell an I t Atio 3 mom irnrnire op' li.dh 3<»!i Elm A * , I'hom* I33S hy load ur joh. Contact II II C'.ibrtrd, and a,ao< inlr». In • I in rnrdthlc pOtMUfoll. Call SW A f S l l O f 40i 4th St MO or cvtntn n n . » 3 . _______ | w , Hliy y ., , or Tr)li)r mo. t I New York Ave., I *«•I n . t . ft. 4f.«I or 28VVV nCTPVV' * »UW>>, oeII4«I a n y th i n * P h o n o 1U8-J. u o. • •o!•I>TC 4m> M M irrrened porch. Furni*hed com­ T O HE S O L D a t a urti.m . Kivr m ai. U ltl.AN IIO Morniny Sentlllvl, Or landu Kv. limy Star. Call Rulpl life r a f t . 2I) in. I. lory Ir. on. plete with electric tenir,' ond r r May IlfiT.-J, tnirerato r. AUo I i w n i with i t r o l l r r , p o r c h rocker, t i r r » . Id Villon w a t e r V •‘.e'M 1 i; ' • '• ” ....................... •crctncd fMitch, fu rn i.h cd or un IxOiiOil'i, <««•! H lf I nutv II w orri n a r r o w , a t F a r r n r r , Mar home Only lit *. down now > krt F r i d a y nlR ht. r» and ,t c r r . Phone '.ip" ' i quite.) F HA I'lan. In I nl! i. < Loan Ih-p't., Room 317 P*.■>■ F t lR N lf illE I) n o. cottufil i Ith *aIII* D E L T A t'owrr «aw. P Ir'ch 2Xd Sanford Allanlo .Sal ' l>aih. Call S.’di M Idadr. hl-o dado act, film Rot! Hank. Memlu-i F i l l ! ’ Lit.,, all -I,co, cheap. AI»o f.-rd — Ifru t K sta te K«*r S a le — 3 V EN ET IA N B LIN D S mad. i> 1 •■r» and hulrho,. Call lf.t!i-J order. Seminole* Vrr.cimt. Ili.m' FA RM A I.L A Tractor. Altarh Co. *20 W. 3rd St. I'h.n P R IC E D TO S E L L l ive toon. I merit., rraaonahlr. Call Mr. II62.W . train* bungalow ju .i ouoldr of Stegall, Del^ttid I23A-J. H2.I \V D AY W O n TTj H T drill .... city um liniita iii on S Sai ford Avi houi* n day. Serviny K"o<l i «« Pil.o tk'TMOO. 1 ■ •hnniemade f.i,--. and t-.d.| I ■1 HOHKRT A. W ILLIA M S , HeaR«r ! — A l t T I C l .K H W A N T K I ) — fi Raymond L. l.und.iuM, A»<M-iarr i.AWN.MOVVEItS Sharpciml P hone 732 M ' . n l i c l l . n k llu lM ix e A'E ItllY , H r.I.L A T R A D E u<,| cycle, ri'imlred, l.a-k and furniture. Wil.on Mairr Furnlwork. Pi.impt aerv'<e. II 2 B E A U T IF U L lot, n«ai I j i Iip in lure r X. a n E •*. i>h„no xr.« Shuinao 310 E 4th St Mayfair. Cleared Write Itoc OW, C / 0 Ifrrold ____________ m k ____________ ONE S M A L L Show Caar. Inquire laa aervlce for any , mall b • AiTTrleo F o r S a le — N" u l"7 !J ~ n r ,. Low ral.'a and gtiaiar.l.* tW A N T K I) U i work hy l.« .l n >. I n | TUXEDO FEEDS: Complete ilna -------- | Phone ! Hunt’, Ti.ve.li! F«-d S’..re W ORK,' tiarVov E X P E R IE N C E D help. A p p l y 1TRA C TO R ESfiELMANS Red Ho,e Fred diacing, leveling. Any »iiI j i nay'a D» ug Store. Touchlnn A Wat,on. 1201 Celery Call 117 M. W AN TF.D~ .D um p truck iwo men Ave Phone tlRfi i i-3 .lava abort l.oul. Call J. II . P IA N O S tuned annd n paired < • We both Im t when you don't brine Il.lt.rey. 2411 dm rva your prescription, lo I.ANEY'H E X P E R IE N C E D help wanted for Phone tM H IM A. .'I ll M l irwk, dlahwaxher and wnltr^,•.•• 12 20 Cal Apply only in perron al Hotel « .48 Ea. 4 d ?.‘ M*.nf luma. LO ST: Ladlea* lllark Silk Fn ------- &. . . . 1S ite. Taipaulloe. brella with eunriul rrv«tal h«''-d •il'POK’i U N IT Y Young m. n t« Don’t Buy IHI Von Yry In or neai I'igeh Wigrl b learn fSaiteilng. Rapid ad A R M T-N A Y t H t'lll t I'H er plea,e l"eve at Sanford It** vaoctrne.it. Tel. I fil ' d XU) A an ford Are Pin 1331 aid. Reward. 1r—r— -— — U T Dlnlr.g Room « P IE C E W Suite. Excellent C ondi'Ion. Hotel »— \ l T 1»M I»»I||.|:S -)■ W O H K W A N T K I) — 9 Monteruma. _ _____ MUYINli A C A R T liefer, final. 8 C U . FT . P R K ilD A K E rcfrieera- A LL T Y p fcs Of llulldoler Work. H w »ea ua tn »ave money. ,n Reaionahle Rate, —F’ree running ••ondltlon. tor. FM I. •tallment t^>an Dept., Rwtn 3I7 mate*. f!gr penter * (irarey. Phone 42 or 4?l Maennlla Ave Phone 2*4. Hanford Allanll* Ph-.e lift * . M ot nruui. National Itanb Member PUtC A L L F O R C E L IN karo.en*' rang* good condition, rra.onable. call Jtiii AS m a ! T) or nur*e. Eva IU48 NASH Arnhaeaa'lor t dent Illack, «W1 R. 3th St. I m .i i . redan, l»42 Na-h fiO« 2 d<><» S>dan. new pairil, goml tlrv«. W'd I 7t* H P . SCO TT At water out­ trmle and finance, phone IX'l * v board w w e u motor, i m w w i . dual like new. 80 dag guarantee ACO SFH V1CB m 1843 C H E V R fil.E T Fuat res.on 1138 M a■feed fi A reeie •bla offtr. bog W. 8th fct. afte. 14M • PM . Emm in ii. Et.i’i . »«^TTr» • K L A R A A fA I MENTS, _____ and Stortt. Ill) W. F ir at Htraat Phone HO W,_____________ F U R N IS H E D A P T S. FOR R E N T l t-Room. with pitvate bath and Electric kitchen. 1 3 Kounit with private Electric kitchen "w Nick )*k« btn^e ttb Street or Nick • <10 Sanford A v e ___________ irtJ V J t f i hi (ia ia a r apartmrnt fur •cut. 100 KIlTol A m- I I I.r 1’l-M fU R N IS IH D u .e e ... apt clrre In. Phone 721 5! a f a r fi P .M . ___________ x T H R E E BEDROOM houic. two . ., .c r c e n .J porebta. Chryrtal Lake N lct for children. P'rult tr*e» In ard. Available Sept. L C all A . L . S k in r.fr. N T • dowmtalr* * no 814 E lra _____ R& E BOOM ROOM funiuhed ap«rtmeat dewnitatre. Adults M.OO per w n L Apply 111 Po^ ’ aetto Art. ! ¥ SS W ' H S , Want M i Piy ' * �* \A<mV-* \-j r-V;v; warn# A Ml •""■J . THURSDAT. AIT,. 17. 1950 THE HANMlRT) nTOAl.T) HANFORD PLORfDA PAGE EIGHT I! Money in Yonr Pocket! R A K T R I T T WHEN YCMI SHOP AT F R IE N D L Y MARGARET ANN | j I I J ^ J Homo Controlled Stores-W hcrc Customers Send Their Friends SHORTENING LIM IT O N E CAN P L E A S E ! Quality - Buy Margaret Ann Bread! /'or 419 EAST FIRST ST., SANFORD, FLORIDA BREAD PRICES COOl) THRU SATURDAY w e r e s e r v e t h e e ig h t t o l im it q u a n t ity 3 [lbs. CIA N Family Size White. . . . 11c LIKE GRANDMA DSHD TO MAKE Old Fashioned Loaf.. 14c MARGARET ANN HAMB URCER BUNS, (i FOR 10c ILK i i i .u s s o m i2 r j t a !S , O i .i . TOMATOES r j C STAN DARD: Limit I Cans ' < •*» d O c G REEN GIANT No. 2 CANS PEAS Limil I DIM. I H D D ('nniNliMk PARD 2 PEACHES BEANS LUX FLAKES TOM. JUICE EGGS NO. 1 T A L L CANS M A K C A IIFT ANN FI.A till MIK A I.OU. LIIIIIY H Dll DEI. MONTE SLICED CAN riD|\ ELY’S FINEST IT IT GREEN Dn/.. 202 no. . lilt .Illll.Ill Cun I.IPTON O. P. W E, PKC, EXTRA LOW PRICES! SALE BABY FOOD MAIMJARirr ANN QUALITY GRADE A WESTERN Dll ZA KI.Y-IIITF.. 28 ox. jar GOI.DF.N DAWN YVMOI.F. K FUN FI. ea. 25c G. B. Corn '/2 gal. jar Sugar Peas 45c '2 for 25c Apple Jelly MARTI F.VI It Y I.A RI.I (Jueen Olives (|L jar 59c •»r M ill No. 2 can 4 am 'wuI I AR DAM 8< ,‘l rolls 28 oz. jar Lgc Pkg. 28c SURF GRAPES RINS0 POTATOES ONIONS LUX A V O C A D O S 3 for 25c W E. PKC. LM. 27c C A L IF O R N IA LONG W H IT E LBS. H Y E L I.D U Sm. lie Lge. 27c Giant 53c 2 LBS. »•»<*« ■ 10. fl R l,rp »r 4. 1*1 tun C U II A N T O IL E T FRO ZEN F(K)I) M INDTK MAID O RA N G E J IIIC K 2 cans for 40c G K T ONF. CAN O F HI.KNDF.il OK G H A P K FIU 'IT J1MCK for |c HONOR OKAI. Mr BRAND R E D Raspberries 18 On. Me SOAP Reg. Bar 0c (.KEEN CABBAGE 4 jc FKEHII RIPE T o m a t o e s ^ 2 5 c ■i AMS ^ bs. l. J q w m m h h I rrr 7*m ^ - 1 % Reg. Bar |c W EST ER N EN D CU T PORK LOIN or PORK CHOPS Western Pork BOSTON BUTTS Ik. Western P O R K L I V E R lb. FANCY SMOKED (MUCK FROZEN. DRESSED. DRAWN Beef Tongues lb. 49c MULLET U..PU 35c WESTERN SPRING Bath Bar | | c ■b .IV; LB. (• THOM PSON S E E D L E S S T-BONE 79c CHUCK SIR L O IN >•> 63c RUMP RIB CLUB <•; 59c SHOULDER FAN CY B R ISK ET STEW FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER «. LB. AND MAPI.F. Syrup 10c LIFEBU4* 8 oz jar snriF-x mi AND Toilet Tissue YVF.IIII'H C A S H lilt AND Pork Si Means 2 cans VITA FOOD Asparagus, .'Mill can, STEAKS ROASTS No. 202 can THPI.I.IK FAN* Y. NO. to I C Y N A I T E ’S C U T O R P I N lll.ll OI.OItY Lh. 31 c 2 Lhs. g5c FANCY AI \II\M Y M ill Dill Pickles SPRY I.H. 10c Apple Mutter I*. HZ. CAN Baby B e e f III. Hi OZ. CAN LB . LIBHY’H STRAINED lar 9£ cn. | Orange, Grapefruit Juice BACON N«». 211 CAN W IIO l.K. NO. J CANH irapclnot Sections I Grapefruit PALM R IV E R R IN D LESS S L IC E D 1*10A CM JIIIC K P E A R .MIICK APItICOT JIIIC K STO14ELY'S PI NEST I FANCY C iil LIBBY’S MINN N IIIPPF.II M IM IC A M ill!. SLUE-GOOD CO LO RED IN BEETS No. 2 ran 100 Do/. NO. 2Vi No. 202 CAN SQUARE CUT SHOULDER R O A ST CH O PS SH O U LD ER LB. 49c LB . PM 4 U t 1• - u j ’-s L. EH a &> �In Unity T hen In Strength— THE To Protect th# Poor# of tha World; To Promote Ibo Profraa* of America. To Product Proa parity for Sanford. Pair and continued warm Ituough Saturday, gentle to mo* J i i i l r noilhtrly kiw is. AN lO L I'M K X X X X I KntnhlLthed I 9 U8 IN P K P K N D K N T H> H A I. H O Y LE 1A F.JU . Korea, Aug. 16 — (/P)— Fear that hat shaJwwrd a ball million hearts here r-p lo jc d in panic today as a mast exodus began (lorn this besergrd city. lo r teveial hours chans ruled the alreetc of this refugee-swollen provisional capital of South K o -^ ------------------------------------------ ■ rra The civilian populace wav | bloodshed an I pillage against Reawept hy hysteria The scene publican aympthiter* wheruvtr on tin ground wa- utter confu­ Med tlo» p> reached th.* out­ sion. Prom the air the exit* lead­ skirts. A prisoner of wa. had ing south looked like clogged h.astrd that Taeju would fah ty lane* of frightened white ant» “liberation day"— last Tuesday, Wa s h i n g t o n ! a u «. i b - i /P) The story of thU flight of an | t hh anniversary of V-J !)»y. WASHINGTON. Vug. | k —<Ab T lir Sauatr I ’u llic Winks Coin- entire city ran hem In* told hy Two ween. ago the younv !#— Sen ator VVd») | | M Y I , I xald tellirig what happened to one j tint of the f-mily le m st.i our n iiltrr siting in acco tj with tod.i) S ro a le crime in % ,- t ie jlo r * |vIr.dow dog r. deep pit in hl« a ie /tune to |i.ok into i r o o r l * F ir t id r iil Itu m m ii ir q u n l— today ImuvehoM. Thi* family live* i.enrath the j backyard kirn huneal .ill he of tie-upU U in , " o .it io n il cut 1120.UU0.0lX) liom a l r > n ! window of a mi-firm school where |household's .neat precious Iwlongp o liticia n *" III. ludine roemltel foreign war rorrrapouiir.it« have luge n. Thousands of other fahighway aid Lill. ol I'o lie te -* unit e a lie - I r r * to« , doing n~ M ile , -aitl l l . 1 t lie m i m i - lo Chaiiman -Chase/ (I)-N M ) an­ been billeted more than one th* r must h i month. It* home waa in a jammed •r raa thins . ■n ■. iuad m hr 11 <.■ le a l■ ■ in o ir dflml* i U m i -i, li nounced that the group had trim­ corridor that looked like the | l . i r to p.il r»«r simidi o r-..i ill- 1«in e- a- iiiir u l * , | in i|i> med ihe measuie (tutu $(»2U 000,* vharty communities thal spring »'»« than In a I »••»• in th. gr. it p o il it U r ir Ihetr - a - leeord up around Ameriraii citv dump* Hut the vastly rnnthri each twe 000 in J i00,000.000 f 'lj- e id leu l i r k r t - lo escept the hut- are r o v e in l with hr hr lit a 'ire ard (nvlii i . . . " th e ledutlions," Chav.*/ luld picturesque old tile rooff. a*u vegetable« for her child t ., Ihe D m io r ia lir fu n d -ra i-ln e din re|iorteis, “ were made in virw ul Aa 'I.e Retl army -la-he l rlosi r and the grandparents ami the un­ m l , at a co-l of i t 'iiw, “ on t»e h i l l of thr non i ul,«tried e .unlit the i halloed international situation down the Seoul-Tarjoti-Tarju un- cle* ami the cousins that swarm «r Frank Erick-o n “ Hie ri > I: in moat small Korean home*. Ami brought about by the K o iran utua- xsae lu cre »<■*• i has 39 Preshyi terian churches— each morning they took turns m.n and hi view ol increased milt- but -t also has more na'lve Com- •rnibbing each uthrr with water WASHINGTON Any i s I/U) taiy ea;>endituiea. tnil.slltl than any .trier Soulo * u hauled up bv bucket* from the — t h e S e n a te Clime U u in m ittc r liarkyanl well. The hill, at teviied. would t r a i l city. told l ungirtt Ii .i |j ) lli.il ui»'.imrrd Report* ipread that the Cone l-a-t night truckload* of grinautholl/e $500,000,000 ol frdeial munisl* had be ii »erre|l> arit-ed • ning iitniinali not only liatr .. iliune South Korean recruit* rushhighway rip e n d ilu trs m ra th ol l-'id wound live Up II. a riot of /lip on Mamblmv and n laird dirH*«ailaae* oa raa* Bis) llir two yean ending June X11 pal aitmtiet but al<i ate i.ttl 1952 and June 30, 1953. Hint iiiv into legitimate butinett President Truman ta field* he due* not look with favor on H ie e n in in ittrr, u i y a t ii / n l last move to direct the Pott Offic ip t lllV to u iie it iy a lr iiio a n t ie ii Department to resume* twice-daily | fo il deliveries In cities. C lim e ie|M ittril u|i It« v»-nk 1lixas The President, at hi* n rw con­ (.11 '« o lk d e w itrd i l i i r l ' i to a ll ference yesterday, avoided ans­ IIU |U II) in to V itlltillllg III I Ii dt wering directly a question as to O lg a n t / r d r n n illia ll, the • o illllill* whether hr would veto *uch legis- Highway Bill Reduced By 120 Millions; Loans For Public Housing Approved nv rea # today Navy Civilian Is Truman Appoints l Seized For Being Chicago Negress Agent For Russia As UN Delegate T w *| C o u n t y Election On Fire Control Landowner* throughout Semin­ ole County are urged by County Agent C. II. Dawson to aign pet­ ition at hit office to request th* County Commission to hold a re­ ferendum to determine If ■ Coun­ ty Eire Control Unit should he established in the county. In order that Ora referendum be held II I* necessary that .owners of tuure than h*lf.-of tJe «g)a)»'* JGM4b acreage, or 103,721 aerea be repp* sen ted In the petition, ha said. ' It if planned to hold th* refer-t rudunf at the same time as the general election In November. To Hale owner* of mote than 11,000 acres of land have signed the pelitmn in Mr. Dawson’* of­ fice. Randall Chase, who with E |„ Molpus of ihe Slate Forestry l>cd>arlni«nt, apticarej before the d'uunty Commission at Its recent tension to urge control of forest fires In the County, said today that he has petition* signed hy owners of more thsn 6,000 acrei of property. Although the primary purpose of a County Fire Control Unit I* in fighting foirst filer, it will ir * t il* a iS oa T Im si .McMillan Culled > To Active Service Al McMillan, trainer for th* Hanford Haseliall Club, received order* yx/Lrday to report for duty Aug. 20 aa a aergeant in th* Army. He la a veteran of World War II. Other* who have recently en­ tered the service are Hees~>‘» r ’1.'.'... rormer empluye* of The Hr raid and vet-rar nf World, War II in the Navy, who has en/Wted in the Naval Itesrnre. Entering theRegular Army were Hamid Kastner, Jr., and Clarence F. (iranthanr. Proclamation i W H ER E t Our Maker ha* placwi ua on this earth an' per in it ted this nation through -fiis divine wlailom, to achieve a high station among men a* In freedom of the individual and right* of the Individual, and W H ER EA S the pronlr of Hanford are morally, *plrltuali<and politically alligned with those forvx-a and people which we believe represent a proper wav of life, and W’H ER EA H opposing forceare attempting with some sue eras to Impose bv violence an xtheid'e tuie over all people ' <f th< •aith. and W HEREAH those forrex seem to respect only armed might, hit prayer hat alw ay been the first and last re*or* for those who helieva in Ood in undrrstatwling His will and imploring Ills merer, TH EREFO RE. I. Andrew Carraway, Mayor of Sanford. Florida, do hereby proclaim that several minute* at noon of each day should be set aside by each ritisen of Sanford for meditation and praysr. am' urge that each one call upon Ood in his own way for guid­ ance for himself, our natlea end our totr'ld A N D REW CA R RA W A Y. Itntord. I..4HKDO, Texas. Aug. <d*i— Morton Sobell. unshaven, stocky radar expert from New York City, waa arrested today on charge* af passing defense secret* to Kussia. U.S. Commis­ sioner Frank Y' Hill srt bond at 1100,000 at a hearing here this morning. Sobell Is formally charged with .on, piracy to vio­ late Ihe 1!M6 espionage art. lie made ao pies at today'* bearlag. W A SH IN G TO N . Aug. It*— </P) — rrrtid c n t Truman s*a» re|Kiiteil today to have decided to namr Mrs. Edith Sam pio.i, a Negro lawyer lit Chicago, as a delegate to the L'tplcd Nations G e n u a l Arsembly meeting al New York next month. M ix. Sampson's appointment to the American delegation wax pro­ posed by the Slate Department a* a way ol lin k in g back al Rusnan propaganda tjyat Negroes are an - L Y H k D O , Texas. Aug. Itl— qipreued people without upput—Morion Solbell. 33, a civilian lunity. inllurnce or poxiiion in the who once worked for the Navy, United Slalex. was u tie ilrd lin e today on charge! Guile apart Irom 'his conridsra­ of giving defense tec iris to Rus­ tion. Stale Department officials sia. -aid. M il. Sampson it well quailH r was taken to the Webb coun f»eJ in serve ax a letull of he> ly jad. w h rir teseral M il agents legal lu in in g and interest in so began questioning lum «losely tia l and political problem! A hearing was scheduled fur the Official* said lhat Secretary ol U S . Navy civilian engineer brfure State Arhesnn will head the dele­ U. S . Comnuiinnrr Frank Y . H ill. gation which will he named by Authorities would not immediate­ Truman next week. Arheton's top ly leveal delailr of how Solieli was advisors will include John Fustri Dull •*, Republican fore'g.r policy deported ftum Mexico and cf hit expert who is serving in the Sta'e Department at tha present time. arrest at list* border city. Sobell was the eighth |*lioti ar­ Mrs. Sampson, who is in her rested in a roundup of Americans late 40's, is Ihe only woman rvsr to receive a master's degree In accused of patting atom bomb and law from l-oyola University »f oilier sec rets to a Soviet Spy ring Chicago. She ha* been practicing F i l l Director J . Edgar Hoover law sine* her graduation from -aid that Sot-fll fled from the tlaatlaaM Oa ra a * at*» United .States in June to avoid ar rest. Hr was artestrd at I-arrdo when deported from Mexico hack to tma country. Sobell was employed on restrict­ D K LA N D , Aug. I I — (Sirecial) ed wurk for th* U.8. Navy at the General Electric Plant at Srhrnee. — American peopla are buying witn ineir own uohm , • * . -- . . . . tady, N Y . fro~ < M L iL ne is accused of havtnr eollab ed arcurity offered by the gov­ rrsariaaea Oa rag * Ma| ernment and at th* earn* time are twing deprived of froodonr and i pportunity, Walter L . Hays, O r­ lando, riresldent of th* Florida State Chamber nf Commerce, said today in a commencement address at John It. Stetson University. W ASHINGTON, Aug. IK-t/Vl ‘So-called security I* doing this — The Navy plan* to expand and nation damago,” th* speaker as­ improve it* air facilities in the serted. “damage which may ne­ Jacksonville area, 8*nalur I'ep- ver be completely repaired and per fD -Fla) saiii today. security (this nllegd acurity) is The Senator tai i Assistant Sec­ giving os ax Individuals a great retary of the Navy for Air John setback. F. Floherg ha* told him: “Th* dictators of all time “ It ia anticipated llu t a moder­ promised security. Th# dictators ate expansion of the fleet avia­ of our llir.o—Stalin, Mussolini, tion fo/re* in tha Jacksonville and Hitler— promised security in area will occur.” return for support. Wh*t th* peo­ Pepper said Floherg also ad­ ple received was slavery and im­ vised him the Navy plan* to im­ prisonment.” II* quoted General prove ita faeiiitie* in the Jack- provide absolute security— food, sonvilla region to enable them to Eisenhower as saying prisons accommodate the most modern shelter, clothes. aircraft. An aide in Pepper'a office said Floherg did not indicate when the K O R EA N R E L I E F improvement and expansion might T O K YO , Aug. H -r^ -T h take place. United Nations lx getting un * relief irgsnitatioti to ear* 'or an ~KIHH C A U S E S estimated IJICUJHM South Korean Fir* t'hiof M. N. Clevela.il to­ war refugee*. Col. Alfred G K day war.tod home owners against tin, personal representative in K» overloading of electrical circuits raa of the U.N. aecretary-cenerai that may cause fire. today railed details from I’u-ar Several fires were caused re­ Arrangements were concluded las* cently In 8anford by overloaded circuits h« pointed out. He ad­ weekend under Gensral MnrAr vised home owners to consult thur’i direction. electrician* on th* proper use of M A RIN ER C A L L E D cords and fusee. W ASH IN GTON , Aug. 18-GF) —Th* Marine Corps said today DOWN W ITH R U S S IA ! that all enlisted men of sergeant'* N EW Y O R K . Aug »d-U P> - rank or bolow In Ita volunteer Longshorttnen refuted today to reserve, both aviation and ground, unload Russian fur# which arrived will b# ordered to active duty. the British liner Mauretania. This followa nut plana anT k* Pen, members of Local ■S4, A F L International LongshoreM n ’e Association, alto voted not volunteer reserraa xranld be to handle any goods from Russia up, with the M at 60,000 to go in tha stataro. between Aug. I I aad Oct. 11. Hays Tells Stetson Security Uncertain Navy To Kxpand In Jacksonville Area rysi N K t N S P A t 'K It A ll.. No. 26U A w o c i i l n l 1'irw * l.« w * d W ire I\ Red Thrust On T aegu Turned Back As Marines Give North Koreans4Hell Of A Licking’ Kefauver Committee! Keveals Racketeers Are Muscling In On Legitimate Business FBI Says W alter So- Edith Sampson Only bell Passed A-Bomb Woman To Receive Dawson Advocates Secrets To Fuchs; Loyola Law D e g r e e It'eatlMcea D A IL Y S A N F O I t ll. H . O K I l)A . M t l i i . W . ■■ Senate Group Panic Seizes Taegu Population Crime Group As City Is Ordered Evacuated Cuts Big Sum Makes Report From Road Aid On Gambling ii W E A T I 1E K Com m ies ReportedRetiritin A cro ss Naktoiii; AhandoniiiK W eapons In Panic l ’. S. Field Artillery Blasts Foe \ Gen. Collins And I >Admiral Sherman I I Flyinv To T o k y o k o r !*v -Alt *» 11iti xi.i > it 4 I)') A 44 v H I M . I t t V \..g Ii , I ilr I lltle.l —14 1, — l.k la i ac* • .p le d l u i k e i - o f f r , lu .end a i umbel fo iv r of I *.0O men lo Ii "I ••j l l i r S ta le D ip jr lh .e h t iii aniiniiiif tug l tie a c rrp la n .a • aiil the I h i 11,1 S ij|„ |"deeplv x i a l i f ii d " at Tu rk rv'a I’lfe r . I t.r I u tk i- h o ffer i- the iilird In be f n iiit s lli s c r rp t e j '•» ’ he I tilted S t a le * . Ih ailan d '* •iffei to seud I o l l i r r i x and nun i . i , fni m .lit . u n ptn| ear* tier llii- w rek ax w a- a P h ilip ­ pine o ile r to -end a tcgim en tal M • umbel leant of about .'i,uu« men. I L in u s k ’e t i j B i iii)« S .tv * « A im ilu " A t lu c k O ut W t J I lI f * A M um 1 W A S H IN G T O N . Aug Is ul — L ' lt r i. i l | 1.4'• It’ll I *il»J A 'I iio m I I o ir« l |* * licii'.) in , ill*' I* |» \ I III V .llltl N j m |f*»t*r| , ». ill ♦••» luL>». Aiihoum itti* itm iih ) av •..ml llir ||i|i ' lii*»«l* In If i imtic lid t l' Hli il » I'lrlllp («f|, A iiiiy A*)!) I t aii | ( ) k \ 0 , S a iu t d / y A ug. I *)-—<2I*) A lin il U ix.p i. lan k , j i l i l l r l ) Jllii j h i IniUilit lu in rd two H td Kuteali 1 tinxx*t* 42.000 m en— aw.iy from j th iealrnetl l.ir g u city i nday. - i t ! *rf tl • IlMlIllllbf C*ltlJltftlllMfV l'« P • t) |l I l|| lllir VA|*I| tfit ••! ai*ittiiif i !i « Ii* i«! A " o! tl.r «I t i r i n »ki %u« It ii|»% .»» h r* IA I* *l»r\ «.hi • W U U I I M i l O N . .\UK Is lee te |M i||rd “ lie a ld r to <uin- • S iiftlo t l.ti«’ii« It lilt «!«tU ri-ii pele u n la illv with le g itim a te IniM- t* '!«*\ ili.it if tin* foiiiiiAiiniM * a I n ea tm rn l x i ante u l th en a rc u tn u - tack nti\ \Vt ttili« I'a ik i.alion (hi *• ill ^taft la lto ti! o | i .id i and th e n a m o lts U m U-x! Stat« dtv/lttlt |*«j|||l>« toll* I » it hlllt? m r t h o ilt " w in h .n ilu h* ato ler.ee. Tin S e n ate (le in u c T illr I’ Hi U'I b n b e iv , c o n u p lio n and in tim id a ­ math* tin* »(i»t«‘tit«*rit in «i »|'eet h |e* (Ofi)«(«l fo i KioariirM t In lllW t A !!•• tion . at- •oui th al «f N u l l , ul l.ii'u u .1 (ta c k Red K o ie a li d ivilli.tl lin k w lial all \m rtii all / r i ir i a l ta ile d a lie Ii •d i hikin g .it the lian d i ul U . *1 M a m in and iliiaiittym eii. H A M M IIIN fl AW AY ut Hie enemy, a b atteiy of U S F ie ld A it.I!, ty ( i n Into in lion a /.ii n it ttie N iotli Koleult force- uttempiint' lo tiitve liolr* In do Nektoin. Itiv er l l lt l n il line. Hire atening Targ tl W n -k a g e of w ar " H o u n d s cin p lm e m rn l*. tD e/eaie Dept. l ’ho4o fro m fntrrn alioiu il) had iw! • p Iln n lv it ir li wav tu iu rd into i itrel-m il tiled lu t lie v . by an A l­ lied M u tilatio n u id e i tending mole 'ilati a hall m illion t it ilia m trek-tug .twa) ux te lu g re t Ih r >uu'li K u ie u u goveinnirnt ■Itu i«a« irn t .in a y to e-t.ilili*h its new irlu g ee ca p ital tn m rtih rre. l l i r n .it--w iillrii |ni| u la cr wat St e e 1 Strike Is Ship Battles Gal e t rd m ainly to it would not /Settled As Rail And Fire As Storm grlm inundei Ex-Sheriff C l a r k lout m u u lita iy upeiatlonx ami to ivtlute tlie p oi-.lnlily ol Of Broward Is Held Threat G r o w s Turns On! To Sea 1 ip ii'in g t I -nt ill •al r J ( ommunitts iniotlg llir t r it ig r r i. On Lottery Charge Ho^an Meets With ■\ tlitu il liv 10.000 N otiii K oD ie gatigtlcit Il'o w llaarC n* hate r« a * lieen 1»«l PORT l.A U D K R D A l.E. Aug 16 - th’l — Wattef t Isrlt, oj*t»1 at »heriff of llrnward county, ami hi* lir*>ther ami chief de|nity. Hu­ bert Clark, were Imlicteil lit- x er«tu| jury and «tirrend*r*d l«»t night on chsrye* of operatieig a Intterv and po-ie-Mnn nf -lot mu clilne*. Gordon W illi-in -.il third pail tier with tlie Cl-rk n the nwn el»liip of te lliow ml N o n ’ti Company, nlm »x« indicted, >• were two employi-x, lame- Jo liii ton and Tninian l.vtle All five p-iiled ilOlid- of ft. IMH) eacli ami weie fieed Seuatur Extra Kefauver <1• Tenii), eiiairnian of n Senat* Cuminlttee inveeligalihg critln. ilivtoieil ituring a healing it M< ami in July that the C lark- weie partner- in the Novelty Coinpani. w'lilcli paid taxe» on ♦7611.1)00 o trulit■ lottery operation- in three year* and »l*o lioupht licrn-e» for -lot machine*. Governor Fuller Warren on pended Clark and appointed Am it Hall to the sheriff'* p u t. Clark admitted a partnership in the Novelty Company hut told Kefauver it handled music bo»e, ami lig aielie machines. Ail th** men suiremiereit at in*ih e riff- office lait night Wal­ ter Clark Wliked into M-e ('Urnnr lurnteriy cuinmandeil aruuml Uild-night and «l< booked oil the lottery charge and two roiint* of posaesaing slot mhchineT te M ine charge* were placed ag ain st each man. The grand jury rec.*»«ed jftei teturning the iniiictmeut*. It will reconvene on Monday. (*<imniunl»t itfifi'M iim hi ofi'o. " w r yy <mi It I hav«* *i y%in lil wur on our hun«U tinluy. |.rt u* rt«iii!*iiil*rr that uui Al IlM N llRurR II* r t R f !« •« ! Market Committee To P l a n Policies R ailroad L e a d e r s ' T o Big Conference i* lot ill1i.i I is R e 1i e v ed As I In n ic; me A lert F.isscd lo Carol iii.i tt wailsw»4 n* !• * * • eta! f Negro Regiment In Korea Is Reported (•a!tiering Lauras G. II lli'g a n , a —i taut d ltrcto i ■ •I Htnli- F a r mer • M arket*. Die' i 11$ I \ I I n 1*111 Ms 1 lie it rdgtit w ith tin Sanford Hint* Nil Mil» un.) $lrr| a*iil.« y* 14 »rl M.irk. t V l\iao rv t'o m m illiv t••; t*|| |i*tli$ I ll! lit |»||9• • Ml 'til .Ii icti- m at Vi*t l***l • *•** ami |»t',t' •i«mI$ ,i it*I »*lhn lr$ in-ltt llir* le t*. W IT H I S ’ f i l l IN F A N T R Y 4|ri d e l if tin 1 m iiuHt • p ie lliiralriirxl i - oil nl fit** ii »l’»*it *1 i E G IM F N I K uiea, 4 ne l* .i.l w eie l S I ■•. I I K t a li r i •It I* it r iii**' i im , .■ i x oldest I ' S N egro in* l.e l i.l le> 1* ll It I. It and t,U , I !.« <llir I i* »»|r III llir •li,|»Ml» ' . . . i i i •nitfii i- f ig t u iig p iol.alily Si hlti'ih llir l.e-t mill prou.il*>' In ttle III l| u a - a g ree d , -aid Mi llo g ai.. | *% to lt'l \ •t*16.9I I III I I ’l •Ivt Itll llir tin t I*In - * i • nf l l ir A m erican NeItx l t h l i i ro n n tie i- id the Set • Il|(*inrii9 ! i x | f t ) . r n l -I t'CMI !o | *411) If lull* MU i iilr til hoilt I . . •• ( im.I -oldiei mule C o u n ty C arlo llu ie n u wdl I 1(1 tiir nut’r i « y%*• i l l i M H l m r«! I * Men hi com bat w ith lip- N ' s r a 11., ilo tlll Hniir*l <U | tli l l h ln Y « u re ip lrs tis l to seivi* on Hie •-. . I D iv iiio ti itu lv h i ,I with' tllrt «n »|to m l • immittee w in ch ha* nine im in ' I iy Pit k r l li lir a %%rtr toitlull.iYVI t t*l o')dil H e f l i . l Divi«ion in ih r P acific w li r H * lit u r s , -mite id whom h a ir tr im - 1 1 *<iit I t o o I ok * r # l In y%41x1 thr lit lillli* I n i 4 le t ill, irg im e n t aiMitr l->th. dial recen tly expired 4 i l l i l i o n . i l 1 , H )0 H t i k i n I n i l I t ’ ii Il.:il ,|i.i—. mil m ean ll I* llir brxt loil.lt IM • rh i I Iitum ittei irem h er- dr 111 I idled \ III A M h I y OUIY Ill'll' ie g iiiirn t hi Itu tea K x iw ft* tank nl that C o u n ty Agent C . It Diw • uniewherv in tlie m nl.lle llir U'frrnirnl to4* 1111)01101 r'il ••it - 11ii 11111 . i i i on the . iilimnt I Im r it. i I «• • ' Mt.tt.o NX. I rie d ilie {12ml D ivi-lo n in H | I nt tlitlin I thirt lot ol lie * . all ex-uffli'li* meitlla'I 6 ,4lie .KIM i 'I • \ . * i i i ’ » ii " n it i- an A rm v coinlial corVliiveuirnt id vegrtalile* through ) •hr n o l Iilird ?S|rr|tot»ikrii »»l d i r . t i n t i l t d *41.1 i h e I n n i n t lie ' • • pm dent "i W o rld 'V ar II I'tiirida s la t e imui ki t- hn* ta*ru V w lille Clilune' -.'ini w a- there ll im ir if lin l it • ••Itl »*l xhl ’H .I nl J|e Hie In ig e -t In hi»tm ) th is year, j \tnriM.Y the 2411. II .' . . fl 'lilt Iniitlhv <oidrirm r Itrltorrit IiihIi i I i t l e i . * \ I t i r > i l i i i i l , U . ’ I ^ A h l l t l j ' .id M r. Ilug nti . l i . i than any* N e g io outfit In He sta ll'd that th r health of ilrrlw o iU l n K k n lt an<l lot.d i u’lil In t i.u ) . inetudiug the 92nd." W illiam W ilso n , d ltector of the union Irjtln t that rndr*l rail) lo A I'H i- lu iiy li cu rt' ipundont, llir irn lri at lit il liollt ".»» j State M a rk e t- i- much Im p ru vn l Ir a n i. W h i*o n an t. of D rtio it. I ii tilt \ »'• imlr. rati aiiii «Iik Ii IU j M ic h , who won a comhat coin* Mr. Iln g n n , who ha- hern con­ day. The im* tnilirri, I'llll’loynl l») I | M ferring w ith g lo w e r- and litem... 1, 1 , 1.11 a . a i i i - t •le ilirn i.n i w ill! a Halt* u m ol la r u i u ig a n isa lio n * iietw $itr I r»nnm*rr t «»nl “Then- i« tto further tlanifrt I" the T.'inl In Daly, -aid "T h i- Kol r the p a -t tw o d ay*, left thi* fD.nl C o . had walked out Monday ! h»tt.la -till liim ly N o ilu ll, fhtef • f i n fig litin g i* m ore 1.ittrr than im «i|**tw»rf of drttoM»d« for |f»h If — l* . i. XI'- • • ' ■ Mt H .1 -• uvll' Handy Anderson, manager ol rlaanlfiratitifi Kuur tlmu«nn«i r-n I hmI I I ngllNIiril IIM M I nu,nil’*,r» of the I ’niled I'e Hanford Market, did not *1 mint i n te w e ir y m en nf thit reft(I III l*R|» at»| trlld the meeting a- lie i- on vatu*, »i have c a rrie d wi t h honor tha dion in Clayton, t.a r«»It»r < that flew thro ng 1. the In •linii w ar- .uni up San J'lSIl H ill Ml < u l.n II e\ have beep in lit e 35 cunV A I 15. xV I * . ■ Plh'll tt-e d ay*. T h e y a't;. •krd ihteo it f»«» Mini- I * t im.* and . apt i.i.'d V echo i In )*m :»F t'lnn* fur "ltil»i 1ill N when to w n- c jp t j u .1 iiy A m II w . mmI jo llll K llo H l'l, J r ,, Yy Iiii to an ••lit III W eek." Del 16-21, to•'ll* out • 1I.'*”■It- in Kitten w eie few and i n id. nt I I'loyftl l»v *!»•* I- H i*wii *i •un«*iii In uieiiilM'l- >d Ihe ( f It.'tween, Iff. Birin* WnrM War II !«# '!ir«*t P iufp n -io iial W mne n iey nt tacked for ' 11 e ■lay* Cell IIIII il.l'lf*' i fuUn ill I I m* II I y I.Mii’l for o ff’ tiesdny n.t’M »l tlie and on Ihe fourtli catdurrd a E te n m liia I u.m lit i t i befell ll! • ra un! i iiliatri! mrii in tin* nrfii«*<! le i by M i- < E H u n te r. in.i.iiitaiix |a>*ition called 'l.itil* The Jaycee* yesterday devoted ••rvift**, toil! |irr*«*iil an informa V - - m . n l I.ill Ih ly I . a id .-■ I'lim idi'tinn of tlie e lllb ’* year i' »I iiii “ on Ihe snulherii Gunt. their meeting to discussion* id tivt* \-%llir** Nance «aet llir Ilo U I m ii I ii * I mnk « :i ilisrm x o il. M rs l<oi* lin e com pany w a . down In 12 objectives and the hearing of com 1 VV. I ii ii iu - I p i - and l e a i ln ' i .i I th# M etI omI ih I «’Iiiir *!• J u ik Ir v at Sm ile v told of Ih e le i'e lil M:.l* rnltte* report! hy President IV iln ,u l.I -|..p d aytim e baby - it ting men in 1hiu nttark. ; no P.M II m i! I' vv clu b ho ard racetii I lie L’ lth, like most unit* in II. Stempcr. tilth m il Vuntil ntlil tti'l U lll-lllg Hr a a * ii<M (riAlrt| w illi (h r Pr* in G ain e sv ille . K o rea, hat lacked repleccincnta Among objective* discussed » n I Ur ndiill e*.' g ie g ali'O i rnd I d ' h y lriia ti i n i f Ninrtnrirx in hi* w o rl Fo u r new m em b er, w ere ad­ for ca.ualtie*, hut the first hlg that of nutting the Hand Hhrll them the I s i k , a lu m ing In illi into good condition In order to »i Pair**lin t*, and u ill anitot r m ir i m itted to tlie local rlu ti: M r*. K m rdanil 1l.lt n ..lid ill »xtint! tte live. hatch arrived W cdncday night. hold concert* again. Pat (Single. litfia on I h r a u lijr r l at tin* rlo a r eat Hrothe»»on. M r*. W W VV’ul “ A n iiilig other th in g they k e r, M r-. 1). M S p rin g and Mrt. Walter Krohne and W. K. Connol­ of hU le rtu rv . .hu ll'd he lillli thm the w aste .Mr. Ifo w rr. nt |irr«rnt t« eu im t f a i l P ri-ln e ly were named a* a committee to l|o»le*-e.« for tlie su ria l liuur I ln< ffirieie t and inndeipiate lead Yi»or uf «|M«'inl nluratiou for thr* invt-ligate thi* pouibility. High yesterday H'J E a c a i Price, M r- C • i- h ip whieb th ey now iia te in m tirn in Prnnaylvaitb. H r fin* u . i . 'it Another projeet planned I* ■ I'livrin n ien t i- a reflectio n **f llie .c Low today lill Celery Featival. John William-, \lr». Ilowrr will hr In Nnrif.ntl • U lllin le r and Mi*a D orothy Veil own aelfi*hne*a, stu p id ity an I Rain veiterdav 00 Al Wallace, Alvin Odham, Gor­ I ort Y%lull vi« 11IVlff V6|I|| Ihr Ii* lle ib u lis . UK.rnl decadence—and I list ino»l August lainfall. 2 1 6 inch*. don liradley, Harold l>*wi* and frr*f parentr, Mr. am! Mn \V P •d them •'•••eii. w hat th ey now Normal August rninfill, 7.10 Herbert Ptevatt weie np|Mitnii*' cu ip n m i liavi it.>d ill'll ciiiidlllurii. '-lilt t im he.t N 4V Y R A ID In i hi* touimiUre. lilt* I is i m «* it ««|Hiri!o.ntl lit *'h» im ir u t e in .lil tliev tl.n m I'lvi I i ’ K Y i ), A u g . IH - - f,T )- A U ini"' today - '..« 6 lu V 'I. an<l Aivin Odham waa congratulated I i ii * hip •*f i 1• MtH 1 * !t, heavy e in ite r , rio t in g N «*lh lmpr> ve “ high, 11:07 A M on in* appointment aa Fourth IH-- t'hurrh nn l nil lntfrr»ln| prrw M K orean ix ilw a y cu m in u n ica lli nt Diet vice president. «rt C’Tiliall/ !iiv!t«*(l to attrnd 10 N riN G H U LK S w ith S ib e ria , ii.im barded ih** m il A meeting of the Rnatd of Di­ T A I . I . A I I A H H R E , Aug. I * tow n of Tanehnne vexterdny fi r rector* was scheduled to take (,V>_ The Stale Game end Frc»h F I ICE IIA/.ARIM the .ecund tim e. place next Tuesday night at the R. A. Even*, representative of The Navy said today the crul- VV'rtcr Fi«h UommU*lon will meet J A C K S O N V I L L E . A ug . U»-</P) Tourist Information lii-oth. dltcu*. federal hunting Atlanta th* Fyr*Flghter Co., will lead a ser’s eight-inrh gun* *auted hr ivy Monday HA r.9 MIVMI Aug IS • i» t»!4l xlr.in14111|1 Hui.ell K ll||l xallv’l’t Iti• tillvJ•\ *4!nlt* lit rjl (...»• F..|r 4Vllltl ..III ItiliiMlfltf ■ * luting 1I.•11 ..... Ion... •IM | ) Inti.!.» to** •'»Y»*'l tl.r ill .bn •dirt Itlliid e.t I I.cut tire On llttl v Land Flans Art' Oulliiu*fl W Meel M .Methodist Church I •tr Nsiiin* Blaines IVopli* I1ol't oinlilion'­ Vug I- •l’< PEN V •'I •' -.di.M.I t. ')» '• ..nt for pt.liix -■• lit ' 1 NVitlllrll' -I...i.Id I t' Nan. lined ' . In. . d it.o University ltunin«*^N lill I today. ll*» Uui. VV..I I nil.pa ■piepa.i'tl f.o t! u TmiriM lu Reports Are Made AI Jaycee Luncheon Hanford Weather The Weather ■ in i— i iu .liveuaaion on fire h««»rtl* and , l u c i n m l » ( IIA ll! if | „ rnntrol, and will uernonatratw L A N C A S T E R . Pa.. Aug. IH—l/V. f\t9 fighting equipment at the — Death in th* electric chair wa meeting of the Vcteiani On the ordered today for Edward I K,rm training Cla*x Thuratiav Gibbs, 26-year old eg-GI *t^nle•l• night at the Future Farmer buildconvicted of murder in th# tlayin v ! |ng. of a pretty girl aecrifUrv at At « meeting of the group la ti Franklin and Marshall College night m motion picture. “A W’ord „ Olbbe, a Franklin and Marxh.il to tho W I m ” waa shown. Thi» College ranler from Pitman. N. ’ film emphasite* th* tremendoua wax convicted of murdar In the lose to American hom« owner* due •laying last Jan. 10 of 21-year-old to negligence, Fire haxarda ore l«iatod out. Marian Lou Lie Baker. damage in the rail yard* of Tanchon, 170 mile* north of the ntlli parallel on Korea’s cast coast. Two hundred freight cars were destroyed. The cruiser roamed farther up the coast shelling freight yard* at (lain, and Kunien, and three railway bridge*. Carrier aircraft from Task Force 77 protected th# cruiser on ita raiding expedition. Aerial ob­ server* directed tho bombard­ ment*. E o ia regulation* for migratory bird*. State rule* cannot exceed 'ho»e »et by the federal government, bu» ran Iw more restrictive. Commission offictaj* said thrv also umlenlsnd a deicgatltn will appear to protc-t the every-day hunting rule. The commixsian Voted in June 'n permit hunting every day* of tho week (his sea­ son. La-t year hunting waa prohi­ bited on Mondays, Tueadayn, and Friday*. lli-m.uk Ito-ton Charleston Cleveland Dei Moines Detroit Fre-no Saint I.oula Seattle VVa-hington Jackaonvili* (lrlin.lt. Tallahiite* 72 HI 83 93 77 M 104 86 82 83 M 89 92 54 07 73 08 64 62 M 87 63 70 n 72 n 9 1 » . ■ , • -T:!/ *. t h � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 17, 1950 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 17, 1950. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 17, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a565d1706f8b0d248d6a8c0aea763d34.pdf 63f597b88eef547fa4aa7cd273923df5 PDF Text Text •. .awTsrv- Really Hoard Earthquake f ’ity CommlHHion irssnssei n « s r*»* n . . i at Miami Reaeli Arrordlng to M r. Warner, it is rvpected that this wit) I* Ihe large I convention of N A B KB with more thnn fi.omi trokei present l.atve lelegntlons are t* p ,,lrii from every state in the union, and Hawaii and Can•da. The fis t dav of the gonven tton will I,.' given over In th, an nual m o iitig of Ihe r lortila A -»ii elation of Rraltni*, followed by a swift moving program u trttsmeconference. and « tit* iiamntrnt. According to I'rcst'.i’iit Hall. >h n tu nutting of tnr Scmino! County Board of R- allot* will h Tuesday evening, Sent. 12 A din tier meeting for nientbei* an wives In who h leading Hrminol* County businr . men writ he In sited, will mink a duo occasion During thiil week the nation' Realtor' will oh -rvi Constitution We. k; oil | ill of Die lo.n progiain will l>- devoted to grant ing a charter lo the row « » m i . li.iils s iS rr»m rase O x , shocks. The Rev. Joseph Carroll, 8 J., at Marquette, said th* strong shock lasted more than two hours and would In- located somewhere tr the Pacific, possibly In the v|<inlly of Japan. The Boston Col­ lege report said estimates of the point of origin ranged sit the way from Noith 7'uikey to Ihe Booth I'a ritn . At l|o University of California in Berkeley, C a lif, a "very large md distant" shock u*. rccordid. It wa* described a- the "largest >ei recorded on our instruments.** The react time of II* slsrt could not lie obtained and '.here was no estimate of its Iwati-in at om e. in i^iiHwn, art* mu lug1st II V. .Shaw said *’il was a rnlosssl eartht|ttakr, and if it nrcurrrd in a populated region there will lie i. great damage, "I could not tell the direction IlHfll Willi ll llir ifl'llMllfe ililllc Of ! estimate the (mint id vngm. II oiuy has*- Iw-crt a aiihmarine ill** tinn Ifepri ■-n i.•|i .• of N l l l h l will present Ptr-ident hall with u turhamr. ib in u sr of th*- violene special gasei maile of 'eleeteil won is front I In Mount Vernon c tale nf fieorge VViihinglon aril tin M ontniilo i tali nf Tiunua Jeffri no; with m< lal nrnani-'titnl bands from the lusttlcshiji Ml, ourl, O NI of Hollywood'* newest starlets, President Hall and mrmliri ■ of Markin 8. Marshall, Is latest entrant thr ear. tllivf •uinmitlee esti ruled In th* film rapltal's O I "Pin-Up" a special invitation In allend the girl sweepstakes. In World War If. Seplemtar meeting In all Semi asnres nf ycaing lovrlle* won "pin­ mile County lm ins i and profess­ up" fame, but Itor* will he a lot nf ional nien and women who u r en­ new fares now. (fateraatlofinl) gaged In teal estate *a|rc, hontt building and horni' finance. Vision Roy’s Vengeance u••n*tcii i i a a Ct--c<-»>* c i — m l*«a* lt*-t gVfr he* he I'd In' au-e -be cefii'.et In g'vn liltu lb for whiskey. The eider G riffin wat allot with a ,22-eallbte rtfle a- police men were putting him in a palrnl ear at bis Warren township home. ,sgl re iiciingec ..nil GriUlci fled after hitting his wife, and that rn rccute tci lhr ho-pltol with lr young I.vie rrprnlrdly «wnr* he-' kill hi* father. Ilrlmlpger naid the boy wa* hysterical ami wa- not taken seriously. When officer* hi ought l.vl*' an-t Inflamed Eyes? G#t |tfnm|tl r#llrf vr I(I* Ijvriiilik A)ig atmihro c rim tU IH Oilltf*. rr* litv ti itr*»l, nor* lit Mitif. ml* ky* ktirnitiv *tf ryt* of mntMtr fthllHlH It IttffFfl I’mlNtl felr *M |,a*refillM |tH|at (K y»Tti|i lr»« t<nl» »t t « l» t » Al <11 d filt Adv I Dr. II. K. Kinff ( Chirnpraclirr San. Al. Nat. Ilk. BMg I’h. n :.2 m m * I N f'M AND TUESDAY. AUG. 15. 1950 T»»r w a n fo r ii i i w m .i ». BAWFmm F l o r id a PAGE SIX r**i n**i Vilgin with lo»ea. Hover *1 per son* fainted. The i low,I had multiplied from 20,001) id midmcirnlng, with more man a liiindred chartered btise and several special train* arriv i»g. The gaunt 11-year-old farcr oman erne igisl and knelt ab,n* • lore Ihe *hiin'‘. A loud»peak*r Intoned the decade- nf Ihe ico c r After a moment Mr*. Van Hoof covered her face with her hand* Mild went directly iriln thr house Aflerwaid* *he relayed Ihe mes­ sage- *he «*ld wa* given her hy the Virgin. The faithful flocked in from all part- of thr United Stale*. Their •piriliial problem of altendane* at ms** today— the Roman Callnlle feast of thr assumption of Ihe Virgin M ary--had hern es-ed earl­ ier when Ill-hop John Trraey of the e||ner*e of las Crocse lifted hi* halt cm special religious service* at Neeeclah. Pin Hall Machines Are Termed Illegal TAI.LAHASflKE, Aug. U .-o P i Com ojirratc-d pin hall machine-*, that offer free games a* rewind*, ore illegal in Florida. Attorney General Richsrd Krvin said stub machine* are as tin lawful a* if they paid off in rash, and under Florida law "It la unlawful to pusses* or to |>errnlt the njM-ratinn nf sueh a muchine." Kevin said the fart that a stale and county license ha* hern purchared for Ihe machine doe* note make It trgal “ because thr law does not authorise the llrrnting nf sueh a machine." Th r attorney grnrral said Ihe fttalr .Supreme Court ha* ruled "It Is unlawful to posses* a lun t« Bhcriff Alva Tboiaa* of Hay Cctinty who asked if our ball rain operalrd machine* which of­ hi. rlghl-year-old *l*l*r h»me fered frer game* were legal from the ho«pltal their fslher wa* there. The elder G riffin was arm ted and Kyle went upstairs. A* affirer# |,d Ih e father Into a puller car mil-ble a *hnt ranu from an ii|i-lalra windnw. Griffin -tlehcsl forward n« Ihe bullet rnlered his left boulder ami emerg­ ed from hi* right rhesl. Young Kyle said he fired the -hut and Hgb H r I m Inger >ald the liny told him: T intended in kill him. I’m sorry I didn't. I aimed right al his gray head, and if he hadn’t Mumbled when he wn- getting Into th* ear I’d have hit him in the head.” Mrs. (it if firs signed an assault •ml battery warrant against her husband at the hospital. Helmingrr cpmlml neighbors, and young Kylr, a* saying Griffin often lieat hi* wife and children. XHAY ir«illa * M General Rarth » re . r»a . Owl tlreets m ihe project area, said City Manager Clifford McKibtrin line morning and he added that the drngn of the project will in­ clude its own walkways and drive­ ways. The f’ity wilt stand one half of the rost of the paving of the out­ side area around the project, whereas all paving inside of the area will la1 paid for by the Hous­ ing Authority. A. I*, and R. K. Michael*, en­ gineer* made report* on how to inirea-r Ihe City'* water supply. Among their rrrommrndallon* wa* the connection of a new pump to the jiresent flietel* and installa­ tion* to Ihe header system in or­ der that more water will he avail­ able to Iht* pump*. The engineer*, said Mr. MrKlbbln suggested either seeking out a nrw water supply or digging a te-t w ill to I /,00 feet to tap anoihei train of water. A 2M/KKI elevated storage tank fur the southeastern part of Ihe city wa* recommended. Purchase of another Diesel en­ gine for standby service wat sug­ gested. The Commission took the report under advisement for fur­ ther study The City** share of e*pen*e in laking the census, HIP, wss ap­ proved Bids for Installing a sewer sys­ tem in Ihe Ban Kanta section were tubulated, and the Commission re, commended the award to laingston Construction Orlanlo, which Idd 127,733. This action was defer­ red until thr project ran lie review­ ed with Fred Williams, engineer. One hour parking was author!*ed for Ihe west side nf Palmetto Avenue from Third Street north In the first alley. 11 w a * agffevl In Hnvi* r it y work* men rleau up the remetery, prnvid c l owner* keep the lot* clean. to the regiment and wat speeding le i In an Infantry ml* In thla tanka forward to help the infan­ war." Barth »*id. "Thla la th« flral Inn* that Amrrican infantry try. Then he scrambled through a ever h ■ b*(n in thi* ponilion and ravine to vUit one of his batter I hr artillery hat t<> Iw luat a* les which was firing at Ihe enemy heavily armed at tin- infantry." Them wa* n time when artllat irolntblank range— bU .tiu g hillside less than BOO yardi away. lerymen wore only aldcirtn* for After ■ few minute* he was protection. But now Batlh's men off again, hark down Ihe reads are arming themtelvra with rlwhere the enemy had hetn snip llet, and Smith Korean* a n he* ing at psaslng vehicle#. Then he lllg -eul into the litIIa to pin'rct awung down anotner road and artillery position*. went forward on another sect mi But in the midtt nf fighting a to see how the Marti.*» sure do­ •ear, the t.rneral took tiiii-- out to ing. take a lei* of home made enokie* The day before Barth had pu-h- to tlir G I •« at the front. •<l up to far iha! he had to taka tl wa. little thing to do. But it to a dlteh when an enemy nta- showed the kindue.* and 'boughtrhinegunner swept the rmu) with fulfil,•»» that for a moment cased fire. the ttrain of war. l-ate In the afternoon he wa. hack— bringing with him to dl. vision hradcjuailrrs an rxset pic- | ture of the situation up front. t The lata constrictor I* a good F.arh day it'a thr same. Out ir. I cllmlx-r and sometime* raptures the field all days and then mure bilds. work In Ihe office at nighL If the General were paid for his overtime, he would he able to reIt* • with a fat bonus in pty. One of Itarth's chief conr-rn I is over hi* aitillerymen. The ene- | rny con*tantly i* infillrating the i American linca in an effort lo attack artillery pniltlnnr ‘T h r field artillery Is commit- ! Dr. Henry McLaulln O p t o m r lr U I 11.1 Maga-itla A rt- Phoaa i l » Modern Way To Control Roaches! Hoi hr red by roaches or ants? Inhnslon's N O -H O A d l. applied hy brush In the kitchen. kills roaches, ants, and walerbuga. What’s more, th - rnlorlra* coat­ ing is effective for otonlhs, and kill* thr stray* that wander in and walk over it. Poe acleatlfle control. u*r Johnston'# NOROACH! Price* are: * o»., *#c; pint, I I . M f quart. I3.M . available at Rmimillal A Andertson — Adv I'tirrhn**' of in pnfilnwrinif for use by Mr. MeKIbbln wa* authorised. InsiaPatlon of four lights .1011 feet ojiart on Palmetto Avenue -noth of Grneva Avenue was ordered. ROTC Han Your House Stopped Growing? When fnlkn nround herr want to arid lo thn ■p|H?aniiirt>, mniforl and ronvenlenrc of their horntm. they call tut. Wt* have pvrrythtnif needed Dr fig op ynnr houitfi from top to Uittorn — latent nep*eti diMirn anti window*, walllrcutrdn to make new romn tir refininh old looms, overhead garage drairn, tibdaiurd for bath and kitchen, quality Insulation. We’ll ndvIne yon anti arrange ea*t) ternin. I Free Plan llmiks l*’or Home And Farm Heat the bus home on your new HOLLFAST all sizes from $37-75 Rebuild your old bicycle We have accssoriea SPORTING 21.7 W eal T h i r d S l r r H t f .a l l s x * r? — » I'h n n r 83 10R K. M ILKY f*a* 1 2 r,r,fi worth *>f w rap mster'* bad been '-»ld by iiialnt-miinci empluvrs, but pino-edc were tics’ turned in •** H e rollegn businr7 w wa* elisrged vdth 'h- *|A. nnherrlement. sn.l Ksan» wit I elpiog dispom of th*' scrap ma terlal. Mrs. Hilton Khuff, Houle I, llov 42, VIII ' I'latle, Imui.lsns, ha* a son, a daughter, a hmhand, a ■mall garden and her housework to keep her liuay from morning until night. Hhe aaj*s she isn’t a bit tired after alien ■ clay now «*,-■ v- i. ■- i n t o ic 'c ii . .. li#* wi|*-c**a*wi #**•,a# ftr*«riniit| Vitamin* III, H'J, Niacin ind Iron. Bdcu* taking HADACOK her aystem aiiffered a deficiency of them ♦ / llet* I* Mr*, .(h u ff. Matrmrnt: "I have I*— n sick and wral f'ii some time. When you sir a housewife on tlw farm you have lota nf weak lo do not haul work but work that la tiring, specially when you ace sirk At night I rcoildn l rest and fond, no malter what I ale, didn't agrer with me. Then my alstrr lold me almut H A D A C O K sin- said IIADACOK would really make me feel Im Itdf. I look her advice and 1*egan taking H A P A C O l. 1 fell better after Ihe thin! Imltl* Ko far I have taken lb bottle* of H AD ACO K . I eat anything f want lo, I sleep well every night end my housework doesn’t lira ma 81 all. Anything I say about HADACOK would h* tn under. Itatement. I think IIA P A C O L Is wonder fill." Van, Tim. ( ’an Be llrlped a* have thousand* of other fine folk* tf you. loo. suffer a d r. i , ffclcm y nf viiiuiili-s III 112, Nlafin aril !n>n which IIAOAf.’O K Ut contain i H A D A C O t, h».M biild , no tha hemoglobin runUmt n! >utir bjend (when (run ii neededi to carry these precious Vitamins and u a w " a u i u A NEW SERVICE For Homes Beyond the Gas Mains Aav-A-Gas la • new and toiler type nf I,. I'. Gas set.ire for homes and hn*lnea*ra hr vend lhr elty gaa main*. With this service Ihe t’ngipany suppllra Ihe lank and th* Compsnc supplies the gas. A small Installation charge and a small drpc-*lt I* all It lake* to get thla fMlvmleitl, economical service In yntil hnme for cooking, water heal­ ing and refrigeratlm. You Save With Sav-A-Gas Because: • I rn* Installation charge. • • • • < Utility type rate*—Ute more ton nae the lean it rntU per unit. You pay only for tha gait you use anti AFTER you harp uatd It. Cnmpatty supplies tha tank. Company keeps the lank KupplM with gaa. You pny for iw vice oqre a m onth- regular utility service. A Slii'RWOR SERVICE AT A REAH0 NAI1I.E PRICE Sav-A-Gaa Consult: A. J. Greer or Jack Horbaday. INatrict Repreaentatlree and you would be L U C K Y ! Yet, you would be lucky because your house would be free (rom troubletoent, g»rmcarrying 'meet petit of all kind*— roaches, ant*, Hies, mosquitoe* gnd many olhen. Your local FOG reprctcnlahve who display* the emblem ol the SANFORD SYSTEM oiler* Ih# modern, safe way of certain, sure pest control. All Insecticides used are harmless to humans and pefs — guAranleed not to stain clothing, walls or draperies in any way. A ll materials used are approved by the Florida State Board of Haalth' HEALTH For your health's sake yuu owe it tovourse'l to Investigrh* this amatmg eatetminglion service Hesllh exports have long agreed that eatemiinjlion ol Insect pests with FOG is a most aHecuva p v , tut ionary measure in lha fiQlit against diteasi-carrying insects A call will bring • FOG representative to discuss this revolutionary method of pest control in detail Estimates cheerfully given — no obligation The SANFORD SYSTEM emblem Is your assurance of dependability' Don’t delay — call today! “A l P.lftfiteJ fa B i l l " H t w n t» 0 «-Jrm «• 4 O 'A r. Vi'w aW j �fp w ' In Unity There li Strength— To P re lul lh« P m * of Ik* World; T# Promote lh« Progret* of A n trlrt. To P rodin Proaperlty for Sanford. E s ta b lis h e d 1908 House Passes Bigger Social *. Security Bill Learn Mountain Claims Their Son The Knowland Amendment wa* left in the hilt hy Senate and netfcnliatnrv who worked out differ­ ence! between llie meaiure* p a ll­ ed by each chamber. It (e it riel« the power of Secretary nl Labor |o withhold unemployment enmpentatinn fundi from italri when he question* whether the compenialum ijritem nf a itate conformi with federal itandardi T h r Secretary nf Labor rould ^ o t vrlthholil the fund* from unlit Wo Hay* after hr had ruled a •tala program fell abort nf fed­ eral atendard*. In that lH)-day period, a eourt in the date in­ volved rould determine the queatlon nf conformant^. The effect nf thia I* that a date court— not the Secretary of l,abor—- would make the final determination. The limine alio voted today to restore city mail aervfco to two fltaUtrm«a-*> dp*7 lt-p«#aad and T i n t to the Senate a bill ordering the Pint office Department to ranrrl an Apr. 17 order ru tllrg city home detlverie* to nnr daily ami curtailing other aervlee-.. The roll rail vote waa 2 At to IR8 . A Senate Committee ha* ap­ proved a companion bill There t* no nuaiirance, though, that P rr«t.oaila**a » > ease 1 m l JRace T r a c k Man s a i d Reimbursed For Demo Donation - * ’ft ifi M IA M I, Aug Id — t/P)— Jame* L. Clifford, former ilrw ard at (lulfvtream rare rntirae, ha» turn­ ed ovei document* t*» *he State Itrclng Cotnntlaaion vhleh hr claim* prove I'reiiditd Jame* Doan wa* rvimhnraM foe a 02,500 contribution to tha Democ­ ratic National Committee. Clifford, «h o ha* tried un* lu.-feiiftilly four time* to *ua l>nnr. on charger of m Um anagv ment. teatifiod *1 an open hear­ ing Monday that Donn gate $2 ,• tiniii***. r\ n .+ i.w *-► during the 11*44 prealdgntla] cam­ paign Donn and vt <> Ward, tiulfitream'i attorney, vlgorouiiy de­ nted the track preaidrnt rear had A re n relmliuiie -1 for the contribu­ tion and *aid it had rome aa * per*onal donut Ion out of Owin'* pocket. Clifford, who turned the doeument* r.rrr to me Raring Commtnion yr*trrday, »ald the flrat document I* an itemitfd atatement •bowing payment* made hy Donn tn behalf of the track amounting to 127,507.42— included In the Hit wa* the 12,500 item for the Dem oeratir rnmmlttee. Tha aeennd document la a ran* w <i w n > H * ira ra il Hat R C K S O -rillN K H K A X IS T A I P E I, Kormota, Auy. Id— bP>— Chlneve Nationaliit reporta •aid todav that Soviet Rnaaia and CommunUt China have agreed the Chine.* Red* will throw 150,000 troop* Into the Korean war If the North Korean* era puttied hack to the .tilth parallel. T h l. I. the line that divided gNi-rth a i l t*. nth Kmei v The un-onflimed ret.itU alto told of • M «n rw .Pfiph'g pact to retort only to infllltalfw method* I m l ead of open location In aouth■act Atia “ h i a* in avoid the out­ break of a n*w world war at preaent." a S C H O O L M E E T IN G Principal* of all while arhonl* In Seminole County will meet F r i­ day morning at 1 (1:00 o'clock with dfopt. T . W. Ijtvrton in order to Trapare achedule* for tha achooi year. A meeting with principal* o f e ^ rta d aeSool, will ha held m l;0 0 JP. M. All tearbar* will rapart for duty M at Monday in order la pre­ pare far tha regiairitiaa of paqail* , wfcidi will taka pac* as Ant. I I . --— , TVeaday B, aald lfr- Lawton. Judge Holds Road Practice Is Not Legal Renting Road BuildingEquipm cntW ithoui C o m p e t i t i v e Bidding Is Stopped Vote On Measure T o C o n t r o l Economy Delayed D u e T o Democratic R a l l y W A S H IN G TO N . Au*. IN </p» ( j — Th r Horn*- gave it* final ap­ proval today to Irgidalmn vailly expanding Social Security cover­ age and intrca'ing benefit*. Tlir mil vote war 373 to nnr. The lone opponent wa* Rep. Hyrne» (R -W ii c ). The Home accepted a compromiie vemon of different hill* paced by llie Howe and Senate. A Tbe cnmpinmiie now goc* to ™he Senate. An effort to knock out one ntovition nf the hill wa* defeated IRS to IAS Thl» » 4 i aimed at the in-called Knowland Aniendmrnl, rponvoird hy Senator Knowland (R -C * lif) and oppoted fty Pretidenl Truman S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y . A id . !«,. I'.r.n Ajumcinted I ' r w L fiw rd W ire No. 2.38 Reds Flee In Panic Before U.S. Superfortress Blow; Waeg wan Sector Pulverised No Enemy Resistance T A t -L U IA N M j.. Aug 16 </P) l .S. Ki'iiilnm'MM'nt.s In Korea Reported 1*o First Circuit Judge Hugh M. layloi ruled today that the -State Road B-29 Battle Front , Ucpailoirnt'i pracltcr of l-nilding Bombing M i s s i o n ro*di with rrnlrd eiplipmenl vio­ late* llie Flood* competitive bid­ \ l S HOMHKR RASE, lapan ding law. Aug *<» C»V| |l J 1) irew came He laid howe»er. that "common hack (tom iheir hig-jetl Inimliing honcity' i» c*|>« ted nl llie State, r*ul ot the Korean War today. •ml (onttai lur* who h a ir rented »hle to do lornrlliing lot the guy* ,qui|imriit to the department taring WV ho|ie, by God. we weir mould lie |iaid ior tervue* ihey on lire ground." Ihey had hair trndeird Ihe bomber* hid put imaihed a H r luggrilrd negoiialmni t*e- JfvtrpiAte mile area containing up O tllf IT RICK IN PAIINT1, Mr. and Mr* William Waitermen *Und betlda tween the Road Department con­ Ip IcO,OOD Red coidlei» in a 1 0 1 a march plana at Lone P.ne. Califs av they learn that tha body of their win, Stephen. 17, had been found In a crevatie hl|h on ML Whitney. tractor* and iltorney General Ke­ iclor 3 1-7 nulec wide and / l - i Mountaineer* were continuing their hunt for Sirphrn'a companion, vin In prevent a airalKm nl work milei long IU»I nortliwe*! nl W argtobacro heir Chrlitopher Smith Reynold*. »on of torch linger Libby on project* now underway wtlh Holman and the late Zachary Smith Reynold*. (International) wan. rental equipment. thr Army w.inted to chop olf the llie Jinige »an) lie would he in-I line alerted (onirnunitl rdvam r to. dined In make a iurther ruling w*id Taegu and the couthcail he thal would prevent lone* to toe lore it i *>iil*l get Malted Ihe pattiei. Iron* whom rented equip­ Armv called on thr Air I one for a ment it conlfarted. 11-7*1 calliialron raid in the tecChanman Allred MtKethan "I Iron where the Red* were matting L O N E PINE, Calif., Aug. 16 (/T*) - Libby Holman Reynohli. Road Department teiltfird the a* fm allai k * r ii tu *1 halllfirorl vho flew 7,000 milei from France hoping to find her m iuini ion alive, gency hai paid more than $ 3 ,0 0 0 ,- micnon metead of the lug bomber* waited today for a party of Alpiniilr to hong hii body down from the 0 0 0 so (ar this year (nr conitiuelmri util omen long-range tlrategrc ef with rent'd equipment and hai thal height! nf the nation'* talletl mountain. fnrt in ihe Reil teal. The former torch tinger arrived tail night hy chartered plane, lean- much more in nutilanding ««mf| w*c llit l«i*l time 11 7 'G had * ing for aupport upon the arm* of Iracli enleted without competitive eter hern *cked lo give clojrrqi rn T> * I f • nephew. Michael Kahn, nf Me- biding. dia, fa., and a friend, Harvey Comptmllcr C. M. Gay U luld* cuppml In ground fotrei. Il * * i Poe, a Brltlah Oxford itudrnt. ing wti payment of $>!ul,|(Mi iii July the fuel lime llie deadly graceful Only a few hour* earlier, aevrn tilili. tor equipment rriitel until n'ver glint* had ever tieen nrrlered member* of Ihe Sierra Club end­ thr queation is finally derided. A t­ ed a nit-day *earth when they torney General Ervin, who joined li. gi) and hlctikel an *te* in a reached the froten l>ody of 17- two lormer Ko*ii I )e part ment em­ dur«:t ilnke «t enemy tump*. year-old Uhrlrinnhar Smith Rey- ployee in attacking the praillee, ll'hcic it cir.. all over >h<- ollota nnld*. heir tn tnhacm million*, pirvtouvjy Imlicaleil he would k**‘ •ri,| ieuniiaidiric cf*■|rr*r know whoIt wva wedged In a erark on nun- to overthrow existing con­ Her they had deuce «nv good They the ahecr r.iat far* nf It.tfnt-fnot tract* rnterrd in g,w"l laith if the hot hit lire tier get cu-hl on the D IIAIK IN O U O M A tf ANSfOKT. 1) S tm pc Ihrung a rler in Korea a* Ml. Whitney, aom* 7f)0 fe*t from queation waa ia i»«l in court. n*i»e, and knew that. ReciiU* were they watt ninven'enl to foiwatil aieac to j"in United Nation* fnrrea in the atimmlt. apparently he and He said the Important thing waa uelformlyyiwpoiled a* •‘egrellent battle against Red Invader*. tU. S. Arm y Photo from fntemattocial) hi* companion, Steven W aawr- to atop the practice for the fit•'llilt.tiia* mean* we ilnippe-t *!• men. alao 17, la d almoat complet­ lur*. g jr hemti* and hit (he «*«|g*ceit -ed their perileui aacent of the -r *. Robert a Ghlotlo. former R-wd area," one A ir Knrr# nffimr *ald. peek when tragedy at ruck. Department secretary, an*l jVrthur "But It iloecn'f mean that we killThe new Geneva Bridge on The body of Waaverman, *on Sim*, former a*»i»lanl ofcornej if gtwik-c _ tier nil «e we |u*t ifon'l Highway 4ft i* now complete and **ihr> Ihry weir the* nf William H tll Waaaerman, for ihe agrticy. quit their )oh» t» rnntracti for ihe appioachci havr Before the operation, Mai tJen wealthy Philadelphia broker and challenge Ihe equipment rental l»een let it wai announced here to­ . # real Emrnrtt i Hocn i It'llonm-H economist, wa* found Sunday in practice. It ha* tieen followed for -|- , |tjr f ,,f i |,r Ear Ea»l llomfe day at the local office nl the Stale a *now-ehnked crvvaa*eo more yr«rn t bill the voltifwr of contrary t ufttniAttfl. m i * HW r H* n*i Road Department. than l.fllMI feet below. during thn W i i t w Aditilniilriiihiu Ihbi h *»» *fn miu Opening of the bridge will al­ Ray Gonn, a member of the Uon I* l»M tiif thati Htfon*^tHhl bop«* it will If thr X»»flh low the uie of the route into San- l rerun party, *peclllatcd that the Me K r I hid iiltl w of B l <’nr k o i^ ilh nl** H*»aid thrff* '*•* I liitil* French Dcsc ibrrl As ’ f it n f l i f t I in o * | M e n fnrd by heavy truck* which were youth* were within 30(1 feel nf ntruetion project* iim ifrtw tn ^ util Anvwitv wr think it «* «lh iheti goal when they fell, rti|o*d f ir thin y r«r h iv r liern und«t »urlJ , |fy •• Pessimist ic A hiic .t I T o Trum an prohibited from uiing the old nar­ together. nrftr^duri* on ronttacl* he algrim T[ (li ,p„w row bridge Much vegetable pro­ American Reversed "It would g u r u they fell may- without ratlfiratlon hy the road ^ T n Sci/c Roil roads duce will probably come over thii Ite too feet before Reynold* »turk hoard and without compel d in ’ Rl*"py."yed in -o -. oavl.-wi-o tty 1 -s ill | 1 I I I* l-lll rx PARIS, Amt* //P) Ait3fM route from the lower eait coait and w*» held by tne crevlre," ding. -funhar-tier* *nd r lew men wot florin «*ld. “ Th* rope couldn't A F tIII tn Ifvi I ||f|* I 111 iifrv Ghiottn, Sima | w , , aether In 'lie Mieain -it thl. ...... ' *o olloialc m I tuoe are prricmg headed foe the Sanford Slate teke the (train of Waiteeman'a Ervin contended 11 ** . Ihciotwr rorumand nit.dim luW ing Wcclungtoo for * tolrd niomice >d llif'f I'tftolrl 1,11*1 litfll Y I flVF |||V Farmeri Market, Fruit Irm k i firnn l**dy. It mapped end Weiaerman eral qofra . t h e S U U R n .d lH p . r . m e m ff(| r ) ...... ......., w in the f o r m of 1 1 S •i lllr In l»rrti #| |Mt \1nrifliV the Geneva diitricl will alto mine fell perhap* 1,600 feet more." *»k for compel» tv Em M in Ifolmen it wna a «e- to ........... nd ........ . - M »h" ' ' ;; ................ , 'old „p laa.lv .agtpnv friRfiihif 41 iIhff ili «frc«t ( i if road conateucHon. thii way. roaq m n n ru i i -bee we w<r-I" g-ip going, what Mirl '•• ! ' ! • cond major tragedy. Shortly InIfitiim «I VtInfill v . BWf t hi*^ Hoi*! 1 1 t»i^ why Then d -r. w » c | I iiro|w *n q u il l* . Urn of thl* route hy heavy truck* fore her *nn wa* Inirn 'n UM 2 , AUOrnryB al-f-n.lr.l dfIK ilo. * H » »I1 > till* rffif |t| M,|, »M,l*|e ____ u i , « -roii#u p cticic cm » ll e r g l " " | i a*1 I licit p i■|»»c*li cre i l o i li h d hi* father, Z irh trv Smith Rcyand lemi-trailer* may pieient a rvnlal policy a* 8 ,|(^ p|*n«......... r-uninandet * t ■•.-•**c—r <' •■iianra na r* a « etal OlfMlIv kllrt »!*#• M'ltilp II" M f ,*I'| f relied traffic haeard. laid County K'**d -ml »M radiomen and thr- othe r * ot* One | t,c I nilrrl Stale c chratld PfrilflriiJ |filTH ifi rfftrt ti»i| hoy s ro tiT H Supt. H . H. C lay thii morning. tot cpe< Ml liiicflng-. •rmm: *ltr MtlrotrK I m «vftt i Roy Seoul* of the HemlnoI* Thl* hniaard I* due to the fact T h r briefing. Iiioke up cud th" fl'lller *1 nttry, ot pimuite to dr County Dlatrirt will r o m p " l" airmen filed -nit of the Mtralcr liccr qilirkly, *1 level lice mnr* l|ltr4|rnr.l oaftMnuufr »•«Wr that Ihe pavement of tieneva awimmlng event* Thuradny n*B ,l Avenue i* only IB feel wide, and Iv ’o H*i|ft»a | RfrtlliFfI»«mm| jtff *!. ■ 1 8:00 o’clock tn preparation lor end rllmtied into Irueki for 'be die iconic on r.Uto|te*|* trill tho ahoulder* hut three to four Inert trip to the air -trip. tlFItf*. ItA11 t|t|*^4lFfl lit ||»p pff I• TwoA tonim*ntlei. pirlci*ldi the big council mcel at Davtm .. fret wld*. In tha region of th* O u t on ' h e field Ihe ground Hearli in iw-Pi » , ... ^ bridge the *houlder* tlope down . . . . . . . I . I . . I. 1 » l« ..lc Artcrfli ell elioilld Ice cimc« ii -*-'I l*i tIf ftf !•* wife llir ** *#l« tltPt me lorn HUtgeea. u* ..... ‘ '".'.W * . , m the mlghi-- nl*n" riie|rf| in ^ f|#arHrtf k anaipiy into me uiamagr '• f . limlv piecrrit umlirnled elloitc II tvtflthon PtROOMiV N , A*i|, f^-— Scout Council rh»lrm *n. will ha- • heel and the Slate Rond Ikepartmenl • n n r * *»• r* « « Al*n lit* \i ln|r I I'linr tftfl lit* reatm*mrnl iarkl# Robin*on» N fpm charge of the program In whl.b !«• ' I-. — H-*.*ln* *lgni advia• ,**' «q Ml e«n» i„ , c*ii|r ottliMli believe Hti |itr *irf- nl tint no *»*|/Iirr |»i *fii „ trig motorLt* to drive carefully I I**'! m «***9J*» ,1 n.ll.HC* II* #*** * lll Dodger*, card today "I wr.i’t 1- c..le; tho*e over 14 and thnr u I'rrutlfftl WJIi *rn 1 * K^»tuf<lv due to Ihe "aofl ahoulder*." W A S H IN G T O N . Aug l« 'd'i Large »eml-trailer* carrying •urprUeH if I'm traded lo nomr tier that »g". Winner, will r « -. ,vTmm*»» i ^ r )' Aign^l f|1 # i ri j iliF Hififltrili**tv«f fif tiliiMtl | u in . Other eluh l^for* the itart of the revl. white and blue ribbon-, an,, IC M IIM M ava N « i Mat ,.ii exempting ........, (* fllfll • ' 11i*tlr»I l»V A Hmlllf i IkhkI 11*61 i#a»on." member* of «><e America,. R «l «| i lotlery law* nor profit fl*hwg . Rohiucon gav* thl* opinion amid f’ roaa IJfe Saving Forpa will art »|Wllr*||t4fl 44 IttYinit «Ilf Itr fl/Fl| Indication* of riling tertiion on -i* judge*. Vtifilmrtt *1 thtrr Irriniti «|t l« tf'i hoy* from earh a y Three I . the Rtooklyn team, auch aa ran un t iiilr *f li \ M. M»iful iv 4iwl lie axpertfd on a ehamploixM- group will U eligible in com pc I- l* i ruled that, undrr thr pre.enl Tn th# awtmming event* In 0 »y In KiiMin mil ftit fivr d iy i rlub favored to win th# nennan' l*w, fi»hlng cont*»ta »re (ottrr ____ _ Elect|on of director* of th" ton.-. Reach. T h r VHf'tliirft nffrt*!r»| nrr rfn* ,ca, and Information about them , M IA M I. Aug. Seminole County Ohetntwr "f Com­ hut now lagging ala and a half Id f/Ti Wind. garnet behind. »t ih# Nfftluclty im ) In» I* barred from the mail* merce for Ik# entulng year will I up In 1.15 ii* 1 tn mile, an hnm R l'S S IA N ARMS •*1 ran't tell you any more," RobHiiifui t••t nit» j*I fittlMinl, v%1111 take place on Sept. 5, Edward trigi were fmii,i| In the triipical hunl S O U T H E A S T K O R EA N •Itint I Ft »f | rtll IXVlllt* ; f |lf ^I fII# I I A L T I f RAN gin*, manager, stated thl* nmrn- inaon aatd to an Aa»orlatm| Pre* F R O N T . Aug. l A - G P t - A H. S I ran# ccallnwlnc vim r 725 mllr- tu .if 4 T itrif p i KmhvMvt hf mI * renortar, "It may he no more than M OSCOW , Aug. I'l -M b Sov log. ilur cn *I nf Miami e»rlv *,«l*v th*' a hunch. I've juat got the feeling. Arm y officer *ald forlav f|ii41 f*f St |kiMila vtn«1 thr IHvi*r The U . S IVealhet Rut can In T r Miiitoi | Kiilbv.iv. hHflt|iiiftfri American combac troopa hg.ve rap let Ru»*ia made *n unofficial hid Thl* is the la*t week In which Thai*# all." '-wlay for a treaty among Halil* Miami .aid * Navy "h n ttu n n turrd Sovl-ct-madr weapon* »n I old member* and peoipertiye mem­ I'lrv r lutul Milton Grot* of tha New York ber* ran pledge nr Join the Semi­ Pott, quoting Robtnaon to the itrnr ammunition manufar turerj in I95n nation* cloning the Raltir Ara to hiin'ef" ainraft tepnrlrd llml "thr T h r ri/tlft <#R# t**i|||«*w|rr| hy nole Cour.ty Chamber of Commere* ' “ S i r al‘ o aald Roy Camnanelta. The Ruatiana aaid re*cnllv «' •li warahip* ot mm-Raltir i»iw ri«. eastern quadrant ha* win,It nver Kflincly Rf»«l l*f r Mtlriil Roy Cl. 12" krmte arid i* Inginnim* '*• Hugh'*. »*f lhf» and Uk* an aetlve part In the Brooklyn Negro catcher, told him: Lake 8 urreia that they have no' of llitllwiy FLOUN D ER C A U G H T drift In a westerly illrei tlnn '' election, he warned. "Jackie'* not tha only i,n* who'* provided arm* to the North K" riftfiflnrltir • Low water level* in the S'. He urged that everyone ib> hi* thinking that. Th trt'a a let of fel. rtan* aloe* 1048. when their oc< o -Till# i» n, w n revere hunt T h f ifiiinmrtt Rful m m ltirlnri John* River are rectiltlng in rt In helping the Chamlwr of Iowa on Ihe rlub don't hmn w ttk with no r^* figure pat ion force* withdrew frnm th# cane," commented Chief Fnreecc* w«nt n mmerce, the main nhiertlve of Ihey r* going to be back. There'* •rear north of the M lh parallel ratehe* of fUh uroallv found nnlv er titadv Norton "|t‘ picked 'in Hnrti'in jii ihrif pr^irnt IM hnuri' The raptured equipment l"rlm!e- In aatt walcr. Rreentlv M'*- J rnnalderahlr tn'endly in the (#-,• j*«yf which la to promote Sanford andgoing to b# plenty of trading thi* rrU fn l jmIJi i dnuiil i 12 2 grenade*, a »ubm*ehinem’i Hugh Tillla, fi»hing in I *kr liar atx hour* and ha* begun In ntove Seminole County. T h r U I kiv (iirlilir r|%rurhrir «*»• wintar." n*y, caught x flounder weighing "There la much to he done for rtmrrin! hy #*lh^r Mnkrs. very .lowly in a we terly enur e Branch Rijcay, praaldent of the •nd other amall arm*, all num, nearly nine pounda. onr community and rmintv and Dodger*. U known to ba Irate at fartured In 1949 and jpfdV In liMftiit. fnlrrul otul slat** mf* "The drift i- till very alow n-i* t*l' 1 out the ( t-rel and flnanelal the team'* performance. Rfrkcy'a n.ueh over *1* n* aeven mile, ce fliilnv » r*Ilr«| nnnfhrr >»af gaming at.) \tvrt of ell, rhl* - ork rannot l»- •acralary aald tha Club Praaldent y in an effort l«» ft* hnm, hut tcliat movement there !* mrrting don i ' he sue* ted. In thi* .Inrrn now *eern» tn t,e Hr m ualkoflt of H.IMKl I'^rkanl la In th* elty but could not b# dlai* Seminole County Cham l-'r turbad. m»rV»i %*lilrh *UMr,| >r.»*-r«Uy. toward the trect,** of L\ '' tnerce la trying to re«ch t Nortnp laid the plane',, "fix" T h r <*|i» Ifnltnl Auto W orkrrt it In a recant public ipaaeh he Mid t Inane *1 goal < f | )0,000, ant h# donb ed If tbf placed (he .IfaiHty growing At asking a "more adequate wage in* team would M'aatl*"*# na **■■* at* * with 44S paid np mem! erahlp* at rapyat a* National Untie hurricane between 70" and preaent, hopes to reach the BOO irWotTrntcX *■» ‘ ^4Sga* 725 mile* due east of Miami. N trr W A N T E D mark. Hy f r a n k c a r r y lie .aid all indiiatlnn* iioln'ed I I ,A K E LA N D . Aug. to TN a rni’lim -d iceaterlv drift Ji'd n g A morUtri! ^ rrii T i e eRv nf lakeland hai banned WARREN'S WIPE l i « i „ ' « ( (r* Page ait* WASHINGTOV, At.k*. H3-GT) V A 3 W N G T 0 N , Aug. Ift - A Waihingu t doctor * d v ,n r-l • ernher of 'I* i ’nmniui l ' l'*r»v TALLAHASSEE. Aug. |ft -rAT Th# InbriUta Cdtnmerr,' ComThe ei tv mm in I n Inn ve ilerdav — Mr*. Fuller Warren, wife of mlxv’on w*a told l-.day that mer- (he t|.M,ry Uxlay that you h*ve l« ' •»« »m v im d n* • m Ff hU F O U N D A T IO N Florida’* governor, ralabntled her ger of the bankrupt Florida Ea.t lo get infantile paralyiia. The ladle* nf tha Elk* Auxiliary pa» - d « law requiting them , Uth birthday today. two drinVin? regiater with ihe pnltra and leave Coaat fFECl Railway with the AtA n A u y i Dr. Jame* C . Cummmg. the tendency of rhildren toward recently donated Mr*. Warrant, an attractive (antic Coait Lina (A C L) would fountain* for n»e of children at the town within 18 hour*. a higher Injury rat# during aum♦ " 1 blond*, married Governor Warren •nrk a hardahlp an a Urge 'lum­ Elka playground- Thaac have been martin**— when ‘.h-:y haw ful. wmmda like, th* cavtUaa of toat inilaiUd hy City workman in tile LO N G G R O V E S O I.D In Lea At.gr.! »a J/na U . 1449. She ber of FEC ample,yaa. fmedom of ptayiray ncw .n. f « teeth could provide aueh Mr. and Mra. S. F. lamg hav" li Uh h t w r Barbara Manning. aatt Inga In front of tha I Ignat rum H3«Rg/, J r , atlomay the fact that polk) la more prevr- ^tm* » mid I hell home, in acre grove ant aha Ha* Warren dtrrtne htn trip Uni wmnmr montha. r, , 1k , iaid lonatllectomlea hedge. Under direction of J . 1, 700 acre* of grating land ne*r lo CaUfamtn to (tody the rftrna Dunn, nark xnperfntcndent. work na bnlUvM that d I tael damage ang other aurgical operation*, • • rhnlnota to Mr. and Mra. U'allle of llttt Hate before hi a to waevw fiber* la aiaaaaary lo M nccidentol wound# could men have removed aandiptir plant* T , Ixrve of Orlando. Revreu* allow tha polio riroa to tovnd* dlirupt th*** narva flbara and that atartod to grow In the play, •tamp* Indlcat# the property wai be honor n o t ground area, aald City Manager void for 128,500. •f > ! party totufht Clifford McKibbin ' ■B s. Reynolds’ Body Being Brought Down Nation’s Tallest Mountain Geneva Bridge Is Finished E xcept F or Approaches New Truck Route Is Expected To Offer Traffic P r o b l e m U. S. Urged To Five Day Strike Send 5D i visions Set For Monday 1 To West Europe AI 3 Terminals Due To R o b i n s o n Says M ight Be Traded Before ’51 Season I | rupical S fi r in ,,v D r i f t s Westward With 140 MPH Gale C Of C To Conduct Election Of DircctorH e Washington Doctor Says Wound May Be Necessary To Get Polio C fcc’ W EA TH ER fo il through Thur»d*y except Im widely m anned afternoon ihundrrthuwrr*. I.llllo change In temperature, Light to moderate iiorthr**! wind* through Thursday. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXXI TH E i & r g c s a a . ' A g ^ ; 'Z & s s z South Korean First Division P u r s u e s Red Hosts Fleeing Across Th e N.tktong r 0 K \ O . 1hnrtHay, \ng 17— Hed Knte*n trnopt were repntlrd rrlilrtnig in p*nu m m * llie N ik'nns Ruer M'edne»d*v un­ der bombing of *18 Amen* an l*-2fl*. I be burnt,ei <ni*«b wa* probably pul abort of atogru explottvr jxow*t in concentrated elfert II v«at aimed at breaking tbe •ack nf * ftR.000 man S'ortb K<rrran oftennve i.tiddiq, .long the tver. Front dupatrlir, taid Waegwan, Im at (min* of 'lie war 17 mile* nllliwcxl of I argu, wa» i gulled m m ani-linil too bid and too *ul nrtablr a tarirei Im anyone lo bolil i»»ng M ' i *n rrajmndcnt ilal Hoyle aid 'tint after the It "' ailpratirul li'iinliing n Kir ,t Uavaftv Division tank rlaltered into ttie ruined ity tn looV It over. Ihe lank env-ige-l nite Communixt lin k mi the elty’* e.|ge and km-rke-l il •nit, and ih a iel annthrr nnitliw aid Rnvlr m.d Hie Nnrtti Korean* iiave a fnlrr in thl' hill* north ,d I lie r ll) where Hie) .ire able (o Inti mortal hell* dtrrctly Into IVnrgwnn The elty a t-" “ #.i undi r d o -, l olinerv.itinn and arlil* lerv fire from 'he Red belli writ 1.ink -if 'he Naktniig The all blow came a* 1*, ge­ nii I, reinforcement* arttveo from the Untied Stair,, for nogin inlantrymcn at the front I n tmUter thr Allied Ur/enxe nf 'be peninaula. Kiial repnii from nlwcrvcr pilot* indirated 'he R-2P* ir a f have turned tbe tide with dertlIvc effort for the prc'ent. Ihey laturated a 2'l aquarp mile •0 4 with !lJinn quarter-ton l«im!n Die *iea it a’ lgli'ly larger tlian 1,l ’r New in ii Vnrk"* Manha'tan t,lam l Iw lie v -I to b tv# tieen Hie g ira to t Red force yc' pul *-ig, i i'cr. II" tl 2*' I'tlke Me lin-'e on en cm#rgency tael leal l i n i , linem an i*d,|ter' in ilieir (n*. Iinb* cheered the leimln-r* n the) attacked. There wa* evidence 'ba! 'he Unit, in «X|teel»linn -•( fo il", up ginttnd attark*, were 'ty in ^ tn blow up the But,i*n itylc under ■II.Mf • 41 * r i m e Minister liofu ses T» Call Pailm nu’nl N o w M i NMh i V ( a *ic i ** r* piitfi* Atflff toiiigh* r'’ i? (nrl b fnnnnf f» »fi* nfim 9 l*,n'lrr \Vin»fofi f"h«tahHl vr«ir l*4f (Unifrit !trf >•»*• >(»* i • •*41 OrgMit -Mfi v|f|**» 4»i *M *f laafwM.a* -ic*fo«l ( v«irnmonUfii A • , tli* #'MliM»l| VHwf • I'Up'd l rnftiflf 4ra*t)f of fir flirt VMM' -, Itpfor# VVmi M W it fl Mill! ••Hi |(l flout fling Shtpf nhiir* ■hill M-rfivrrl fhr rhr*»t "f flip rfowtll hr hr iM ivn l lllaf 4- toUy*. a’rttilnet nippioo* *** hr«*fk* II u R tlivti fti l*«it t*an| N A V Y ’S Jn ii W A S H IN G T O N . Aug l « ^(,1b The Navy repor'rd today thal it ha* delivered tn.nnn men, 50.. "il" Inna of military cargo and 2.nnn.nnn barrel* ef ;ietrolrnm to the Kar Ea»l »lh«e the outbreak >f 'be Korean war. Them figure* on 'hr Iraithpnrt job done for the United N itinn* fnrre* in Kara* were given at * I’entagnn briefing m«»lon for reporter*. STO W AW l VS S O U T H A M P T O N , Eng Aug, to — bP>— Tw o Am irirxnx who hoard­ ed tbe PoIDh liner Batorv under umnual rirenmtlanrei lx .' we-V •er# removed by B iillih pnlle* here loday. Immigration ailth-irltlr* «n •nninrert laith men will he held I" Winrhexter Jail until Aug .70. when they will h" tle|'<ir'»d aboard 'he Balnrv on her return Irtn tn S’ew A'nrk. Both were r#fu«»d "pcrmUalon to land" tinder 'he alien*' order— a technlralitv. The Went her MCKBONVtLLi, Athavill# Bo.ton Buffalo Dcnvet Dodge Citv Mentphla Naw Orleana Ph"cnls Seattle Jacktonvtlla Kay Waal Melbourne Tallahanec �J Universal Training I'he Sanford Herald iaab*. re**l*rl*a, ■«* aailre* «t al*e*al*Hi**i (a , th , ml .lata* l**4*. will V* rharaeS l » a* tegalae • li,r< U I* i ,««»• D ia m m , * xattaaallr tl, lalaa* «**■*•*•' l<**te*earail**a lar. Caw Vark. I htraaa, lltiia li. Ha*. ** t llr. aa* at. I.aala -Ta* lleiaM U a a.*n,h»r at i t , Q aaelare* l ' l « » nhlrh la aallt!,4 *•*!**!,al, la ta* I ,r rrpabll*WC*aa at *11 I t , laral » * ■ arlatrS U* ISU t ) H i a , a i . a* nail mm al' •I* Ban* ,ll,* «lra »« _____ W E IIN K S IM Y . A l t;. IB. l-oo T t llM T 'b ftllll.K VKUNK Bod la more genrroua than farthy parent*, he seta a tiettrr example, tun: What man I* their Of you who, If hi* sun shall nsk him for a loaf, will give him n •tone? - Matt. 7:D. Korean W ar The need* of Ihf o|M‘nttion in Korea have brought mitnv (Inmeotle nuu-riiona into ahnrper fount. One of th'*ae in that of uni vernal military training which the Department of Defense ayiiin in propnxiiur. The usefulness of a uni­ versal program hi the defense establishment needs little explanation at thin (mint, it tan readily be seen that the Korean situation could have been handled more quickly and with lens strain it there had existed the substantially bitfqer army and the |km»I of freshly trajned reserves which would result. Consider the viewpoint of the individual liable to mili­ tary service. In tin present situation he liven in constant uncertainty, not knowing when he may be called to duty, may be taken from the middle of his education or his career, and consequently may have to laick-track several years when he returns. A member of the reserves is in similar uncertainty, and he in most cases has progressed well into bis caivei and has established his family. Under a universal training program, on the other hand, the young man would know that he would enter military service at a predictable date. His educational scheme could In* adjusted to it in advance and his career would not he started. T h e greatly increased numbers of reserves would m ake |>ossible more detailed advance planning by the mili­ tary establishment, -<» that the reservist would la* able to calculate his chances of future service with greater accuracy. With every e lig ib le man in the reserves, the need in emergencies to rail older men with established jobs and ffally mmdei him bteaute she was acquitted) Well. Iin son by lhai hut band it the one who (ell oft the mountain peak, or got loit with Sttphrn Waiteiman, ihe nllirr day. But what imputed us ihe m»*t Mai lhai this boy, Chiitlophri Smith Reynold), it 17 yrait old Imagine il being 17 yrait time all l tcandal tame out u tri the lb of bit lather, heir In the Rgynoldt tobacco millions I t “With Simple Respect And Courtesy” The lloute, in anolhrt demonalion of Hi inc i tpetrnry lo ,* — .— ■ t l with pirttnf piohtmn, deudrt A gnitiminr ru-limd I once ultt-nibtl hud pupila from doesn’t paul to cul ihe opeta- Indh uidt-s of tin- l ruck n. Afl or I ho cl nan hnd n*«*mbti-d ■out of the Rutl CJfftrc Uepatl- on ■t|VQiilityf tiny, our Itindior nuld; ".Some of you live In ldg nt after all. ll might make tome- hounfti, uonif til Klim|t, but In tliiu room you nre nil equaln. ly mad. tl would piobably make It I* wind you do hen* find count*. Alwnyn rcnu-mlwr iu ry many peoplr mad. hut if llu* your rclntiomdiipn with other |u*oplc thgt you nhotild Im■ngiett it going lo save ihe United ncitln-r tondciwcndliiy n«r nervile. Trent every iieraoti, hiffli Stales liom national duatlrr, it it or low, with dimple reajiect and courtesy." ing lo have lo make laige numNever, in my oiiiiliou, Ihim there Imm-ii la'lter ndvice on rt of people mail. Il it going "how to nn-et uml ireul |K*oji|e." Whenever I feel inclined lo have lo tbow a very small tolato kowtow liefore n Mo-tnlled hiy Mint or l»e churlish with of tUtrimanthi|i And v.yUufy the janitor, I recall Ihe wonin of (hat wine old teacher who (net lo be a tlaletman in a They help to keen me on an even keel.— Sid Turrell iu time n( critit toch at this must Your Life. forget politics. C E C The lUggeitiOD hat been made by Senator Drirker that Cnngirt* keep for itself ihe right to ta/ when economic contruli should lie tl«m|ied down. Senator thicker apparerily doctn’l Irusl ihe I’ rr*!dtof. We are far (torn differing with him there, hut we dill hale lo tee tuch power iu (he hand* uf men like Bucket. Hardly had he W |rd Con great keeping lliit |iowrra dMrbliitalion did no) appear necetMiy lo deal with ihe pirtenl critit. w *m WEDNESDAY, AUG. 16, 1950 T H F . H A N F tM D H E R A L D . B A N F O R D . F L O R ID A P A G E TW O «• mu i««|nnnitaii |««iiy •till hat tom* lima lo go before rt get! rid of all ihe dead wood ihal’t felt ovir from ihe rtolalionitl days. The Untied Niaiei govrrnmenl it tenchug oul informalion on whal lo do if you get caught m an atomic Mmb raid by tame great enemy Bower which doei not like ihe United Slain. Fall flat on yo'ii lac*, il taya heir, and Day their ■atil th* ilomi Iduwi over. Oi dtrhapt unlit torurone comet aluUg and burin you. ll’t going lo b« puliy rough going, come llir m i Wmld Wat. nol for Pearl HhAo' this lime, but for New Talk, Detroit, Washington, and ll north, toulh, tail, and wot. r atomic bomb* will ever be droteed on Sanfoid. They toil loo much. Nor on ihoutandt of other Sanford* ihroughuul the m l of h# CotuiUy, So don't u n it yen tin* tudying trim lo do if They *».»« a . n k ««». Raihct, ■rop i i on you you ffatKi, Rudy what you can do to help the ■■fortunate people of New Yoik and other chin which happen to Im atomic bomb target!. We in t q i i i liko Sanfoid may b« asked lo house hundreds, perhaps thoutandt of peoyile who hate been kaiphrd oul. or ihouundt of woand children, who with to ; 4m horror! of war. ?futfy By S ID HERUJJ.G IteW I l f MarKHNZIB hurrian Affair, Analyst You are a United Nation* aoldfer i ray American I on a battle line itrro#* the in he, pi table ter­ rain uf Korea, half a world away from home. Why are ,ou there’ Wlmt are you fighting for? Tho»e are question* you are bound to a*k youiself and pn-bably the an»wet« don't come quickly. If yuu wi re at -tome, de­ fending your country from invaalun, the anrwer- Would he eaay. But why Korea? ritut'* a long, long way from your family Social Security Congressman Herlong Reports u it n tank I ridge* they had thruwn aeroM the Vaktong fifth Air h ire , pilot o b o m n •o'* the lied* tplaahlng acrota the r.vrr fiom Uw* Allied east tide to th- Communiit wr«t hank after the bomtier raid. ITS. Arm y scout* probing out t.. ,.<• how -ever fly the enemy’* •inking power had been hurt found Communiit* digging id — apparently expecting an Allied ground altark. Kick) taport* *ald the Mouth hir-.<n h irst Iliviaion folluwed I he Bed* in hot purault. American Arm y natrol acuuta i:l -<< rruaerd tha Nakturig to the Jleil aide and inert little rnrr.iy uppusHlon. I'.S air observer* over th* i atllefron! brought hack lb* full M*|*>r1, that the Bed* writ* fleeing In terns* after tha IkjIii L- I* it an ideal you ate ilefend­ ing ? W r ft.jght World Wur one "to makr the vmrhl -uf. f ir Hemocrery." !• that what -ae m * ilofr.g now? You ought r> know 'He ur.pwer to that, a* you fight through the mud of thr rice piddle* or over thr prreipitniK height* againat a fn<- who . language and way* of life an- wholly -trnr.ge. What do** In- mein to you? You are entitled l>. u gocul rea, *on for your alignm ent, After all, star i* concrete »ni| it 1, eruel; iiiral, on- Intangible. Well. id> idlim of root ■ il-e* enter Into ihc * erifire. .tra irk r m il olher rountrir* again tarn fighting “ It make ............ lid ufo for ilemoeracy" to protect a •mall alate agilnet a g rriitu m which it roulilnv <l*nl -sith alone; Kurlhermorr. we t n d< lug it un­ der the *gi> of Ihe 1,‘nited N a­ tion*. However, we mu*t h-ik rim-fiev than that. I here are luai v Amtilra n - who frrl t i l , wouldn’t he •officii 1,1 r u,o lo H-nd out hoy* to such a win. We find a f*i M u r e suhsinutlal rt**vn in tiir lu t tuat ilie Korean war i* p u t end parcel uf the -valid ronflirt between rom ninn•m ami [h-morrney. Krom that if*w|Miinl we a ir ih-fri ding our iwn d<«ir-*tcp*, ami In a big w a-. Tlie Rore.n iii.fl'c t i» an ImrniHinl pari of the rapidly awefl­ ing eonquest of A*iu by Commiudtui There I, a tendency in the Wetl to overheik this fact itecause the danger* and hr I rial* 1 Iht- Kuiopeao ronflirt have been »<• much closer. Hut ll.e Red offensive I i Eu­ rope has hot II* strum, i f . vine >vet ntn r vnst aiotunt of trrrf* tin - 1- i'll we- n i l - v.ilneruMi* ll* il by the Worhl War, it lit**’ lias Is m halted by Ihe firm »tahd of the W i .tern IM.W -p|, l. ii-ked by tnierfeah a>s|*tan<e So wr ■ Mr -ro w shifting thr weight of ila offetlriv* to th*Aeintie thaatrr. Kotra I* «n importunl phaa> of the Par Eastern conflict which, In th* Ion» run, tr.av I m- decisive in Ihe Id'oiogifsl struggle. Should Komntuniam overrun Ijte Orient, H* tn-rt maiA tolecltvn wouhl he the Western Uemlaphere, Thu*, til the la tin i sto-e, when wr -ti ll tail! lo Kuti-tl now We ate in fart defending rote nwn country from an assault which f* Isiund In (t.me if Communls’it gtailia further great strength. Anti we mil-t k -n this unwel­ come fart iu mlrwl tie new ami terrible weapon* of war already place II* within a Oil. ntital ct rmy’« teach no mutter how far fcWoy he mtav hr. That gi»e- r i-r to anothtv ipirryi in view of these rire j li­ st »nre», musl w r keep right tin __ ^ ___________ •ending our tiddlers itto far on lo bear an undue hunteii We had a number uf guetU thU » « k Horn home. The Interna­ tional Apple iiioctatien watTioldiug It* annua) urtiiunUoti .u V.'awa­ ll igt on. Thu »«n w p**aple who har.dle apple# ID ID* mwir.it sDo handle citrur, >u many uf our rttrui shippers used the eonventio". at an opportunity to call vn th -u trade. I *p«nt some time with them, but not a* muen m i «hould liave liked became we wet* buty un th* floor with th* " D-fens* tln n ila n n t at would apply »imul*.sneou«lv t j »•«#» O n , I -i ... of on« of his Catir.e; of, Peers 'Jr.e bill cam* up for h vot* si, ter 219 member* *.gtieu s petinoa to.ing it :rom the Kul--j Coin* mittr,, which C-U refined to r.phappen again. An attempt g* . made to into thu hill an ex-:*** profit* tax. hut that wa« rured out a* "not Kerman* gentian*”, It M ciih uion muii and becuu,* tax l»gi*in;:on mutt UZ U originate in th* VYaTf ar.d M**n» Committee. We have, howevtt, been given to understand that such legislation wtil thortly be pre­ sented to the Congrec* by this committee for ten*.Jeratiun. With the feeling of Cor»gre<* a* it i* now, t*. it trill certainly pa**. Our daughter M -l/aret'* 15th birthday r u ye-tetdny and being a true child of her father, aho wanted nothing more for her blrthdiv than to go to the W'a*hington-Bv*ton Red Sex ba«ebail doubie-headet last night. Of course I hated to ‘have’’ to go, hut I made the “ sacrifice” ar.d took to ah The Eye Of The Storm S t 'W A N N E E (L 1 V C O A K ) f .O W Back in 1P26 a devastating hur­ ricane hit Miami and it* environ*, t ragedy was the order of th* day with gtrat loss of life and de­ struction of piopcrty. Mad wind* and sea* brought disaster to uni­ formed and uqprvpatrd thousand*. A few year* latet anothet hur­ ricane hit. this time at Matecumbe Key. one of tht-se ’ tepp'nj •ton* M andt stretching out _ be­ low our mainland to Key W rst. It was found fitting alter that awful "turm to erect a motnument to the many unprepared and uni; fonned CC'C boy* who had been stationed thrte and who were pi actually obliterated. After d.*a*ter It sometimes breeds longer life in othn* to qur*tiun why. Ar.d it wa* dis­ covered. upon investigating these storm*, that the greatest loe* of life occurred not in the fir*? great onslaught of the atorm: then, tt si-cm*, those who po*iibly c°jdd dug in ar.d held on tight. Th* heavy tiagedy was enacted after the lull, when the ravaged area was passing through what I* known a* the eye of th* stotm. TH* eye of * hurricane •* *n ate* uf peace- In th* dUect center an uniformed person would bvheve th . danger had passed. And so i. . . . in the Instance* uf these | i> « rideti; Trum an would n « v«to tht» MU, wh.eh would v.-ipe out an Prim*? Minister Ing up. to put Hl« CetlWml so in i .about* B rim - Minister in per toil. Along with Churchill, who leadBritain* Conservative opi-(*!tIm Liber si Party Leader Cleru-n' Dwvi-- took Dart In the ‘# ‘k» t utge an earlier Baillameiil »#*#lue Boon after the hour and a h*lf ct-nf-ienv* ended, Attlee nnnonne ed that ’ after considering the tei ■on* advanced." he still fel* M original Sept. 12 date for calling Parliament back from *umiR*r ra ­ ces* would b - wott suitable Th : date itself is morn than a men!*sh **J of schedule A tll-e Jld nut publi.lv dNelo** any detailed r»a«on for refu*,u* to i*rall Parliament earlier. Hut CD/ -xydanatiun cguld be 'I s' h-ward* tw b* able to tell it how . s-erc passing hr biU, tne Route '.nocked cut u provutup * n <n ettecl would have com, muted Congre-s to apprupr.a** a money, tl ieces»ary, tojray ;i r *ne u-stotrd irlTicta. T h :t , m . ,u, approved tentatively r .ay. was remuved oy a roll c U vote of did to ( A move to r*Td th* Ui'l back to committee toit by a m il t i ll ■tt« 1 ‘J o l to I I I . A IIou»* Committee working on th* probit in of family iuppu:t n.ltwarce* fur *ervieeiu*n syat reported today to te inclined tv the view that men with three or more dependent* •Hocla be ajigible for discharge. O u t r a n dire »:• UM _*» of an Armed .Soi-y.ce* ruboommitte* ur.d reportels he personally fa*.--, red the disuiiaiir ot turn with' more than three dependent*. H « •aid ether committee member* vvould lutve It “three or more de* pendent*.” , Uroi'k* -aid hi* rtotip n .«y gtt .....end to formrI voting on var■out prupc tala later to U y. Congrcstionai lexler* and Piedent Truman ate agteod that a family uppeit *y*t»m should b# let up speedily. On nother pha»» of the honisa /tort j'tcpAicdri -« pregrum* Prcaldaru Jru p .in n»k«d head# of federal rtirdlatdfy coreiniasion* to the White Hear* for .* conference. I*r evidential Pr*«* Secmtary Cluitlv* K m *a1i the purpose wa* to diacuts thr role* tneie U"tm c, would have id “ whatever em*igrncy program mny bo »l up." *| Thu Senate put over until nest v.eck any further voting on hem* fr -t.t contrui* becauie of a U «mocratic 'a lly in We*'. Y u g in ia act for Finlay. O. iginai,. the idr:i lira 1 l»«tn to ->t- rA vutirg that Jay <tn th* nuasutu *o gtvr President Tru* u.i,n biu »t new rc uiomic power. .Mtanvyhile the I’.jppblican* w*'ie off to a flying *tart In iheir iac, to beat the Democrat-, in lying a p -.ity label ta antt*Corq, -I ■id b -p slut ion. I:«public-n Renat.-r* .Mundt cf -u tli ,i at.d r*rA,l*on jf M - hlgan tat|>d their iii.tl-C um t launiit bill a a u- U 4 u la - ti-.n giving Pn tljent Tinman wur-time cotitroli oyer the hum* fr•-t.t. Tfcrir Mil w.-rld regulr* ail Ccth mu Hilts to register. , „ out ll - def»u*e program. Churchill, in *«Ung for an earl* ier n-vall. emphasised the tugnicy He— and La*ie<— were belieteff to feef tnat the devrloplng crl*it may be fa r outstripping Britain’* pteptiatlyn* for it. Infi’itU'd scurce. reported to­ day', caliti-t 'e*sjun avteej on (tending to two v»ais lb* period f service for conscript fighting men. They r,vW- serve 18 rao&thi. Kvery physically fit Htltl-h male is ciiile.' up for army, navy or airfur:* ut.ir.lng when h" i- 18 ur.Jwr a prrmxr.cq; iteft program coo%, Unpvd sinso the war. . Cabinet turnl>*r* luutej grave w «a fired a t .t h e observer*. SPECIAL SALE Used Cars ninrcK R0NT1AC t IT-s t jn d -lt . New Heal Covert, Good Paint, Hood Tire* A (I ihkI CViutlliun $636-<><> 1946 1948 OLDS 2 Dr. Sedan Sedanctte luM-al Owner, tiumi Only Hi L n i i u v a — Ik » !■ « r iiu r K. I ! It’s Your Smartest Bprcfhl Mtchanii-ally — i. B U IC K Radio — Ownwi — Find out far vourself *rhy tU "Rocket 88” U th* moat talked about cat of lb* year. Drive it at your OidamoUla dealer'#! ti.-aler — Ideally Karrllvnt Condlllun Pur Bale 1949 CHEVROLET Deluxe Sedan OLDS 2 Dr. SediMi Beautiful Black Bedar Locally Owned. Rad Quod tire*; extra f t condllton For tiala Ibw mileage — Radio vxcellenl rondlllon Local Owner Far Bala tlS M ’Oo MM9 OLDS 2 Dr. Sedan Beautiful Blue B*dau*tle lladlo, New T i m . Extra good ro.tdlUun For Bala GNOLIA AVI. V �W EDN ESDAY, AUG. P A G E TfTH E i TOF SANFHRn n>.EALD SANFORD. FLORIDA 16. 1950 set for Ih hiv theory in "The Alllit ar v 'iiigrnn,” official public* tion of the A«tnciatio-i of ’'M il­ itary Surgeon* of this United Stile*. In -nine rrtpect*. he «*y«, p-iliomyclllis icicmhles rahie* In which the iliieata is trnn>oiilte<( by the bite of s dug Tiie virus of i aloe*, laid I'unttnlnt;, esn be fed bv monlh nr injeeted carefullv will, a small, smooth nee­ dle witho'il producing the dlsease Hut if ,i lirg, Hjrhcil pidnte l to,all, t, n id, infrctinn m*V is i ur beratlsr of the damage done to nerve 11*'ue hy the needln I ’limmiog *.i)s "the very larga perei ntagr" nf falel ease- of Ihn •'t,iill>ni 1 lip - of pidio fnllnwlng t.e i -die, tomle- offers sup|iort to hi* theory of self-inociilatlnn through wounds. The “ bulbar * tvpe i* the clinking form of 0*1110, iei|iiiring iron lung treatment. He also -aid that in the I'.t4f> ^... 11 . epidemic, » gr*'U|* of S!1 pat, nt w> ii investigated to deter­ mine u h-lhci they ha,I had wounds ,.f am kind prior to mm* ^ down with polio, b iffy -four had -“ in, type of dam age to the kin monlh *ii throat. ln l:m lilc l'iiralysis A n d Personal Activities Social telephone 148 9 Social Calendar Miss 1'a til inn Lucas To Wed Mr. Stewart UADKKSi \ riON W.T.It.IL V « rn • *U I pr T liflil %1 • % i** « 1K %Bit Mr* Mart Wit.on »f Atlanta it ■ 1 i i Itin g b « *1 h i Mi - W . |t g|n 1 J«* ji •y vail. I* flfi |»* 1 . MI-> Mildred Await ha* leintii (in 3n rd from Miami where she -pen' m 1 1 1 tm a week’ vacation with friends 1 1 J*» . 1 Mi> I i , ii , M . Vi t hoi u ill I,,- 111 1 _■ ( the guest of Mi l| |l. odh am al 1 : 1*1* het honie on Park Avenue fm »e i- 1 : 1 1oral day* 1 HU 1 1' » Ml and Mis. Volte A. Williams, »1 J* 1 Sr. have returned trout Oklahoma | r Pit ( Ity, Okla where the* *i lied with a itti j 1. their -on and daughter-In law 1 I** 1 I i H*i Jimmy Cutr* ol S.nunnah. t!a left yestr itlav after pendine a 1 3« t»H monlh with hi. grandmother. Mi* 1 A fid \\ IV Itrooks and *,lher trialiv,* £ f A. •j ;»* • 3r Mi and Mi .f it,k Wdkm-on t leliirned J, teiila) after sorn.hn * Hit the la-1 (hire Weeks touring lie *1 1»» •lie,let. fluff*!« and Canada *i A Bit All anil M i. It I* Itmvdco and a J" daughter- C.ul and vta,!,,,, ,,f *1 a lit a Were Mo weekend guests of * ■# let Aft and M r- W It Stovall 1*( »,< 1» 1 Alt. mill Mi ifihn Ui*v H*vr » Ii* i 1 I Ii# h «"♦ Mi I a•\ ’* ii i i ifi*i11 1I it; hrnlhrr-fn law. M» ,»»n| Mi J j K .'•file, of \(a i nit, fin, Personals 1IM II 4|i %| fih|Him t i f N‘r a» a 'IV**turf It 1ABii'ttl c• Hr %r|» iVl'hii Ii 1"tit t \ Ml* A H>flf *r Mef !*iA H itgt P rtf I'lpM \f« IMt'i. I *a* »t*’tya tfv M | VVciM % • Vuta I'M! Par t V* tM . ar U h m p m I Mlo* i t »f Wh. aa Vt’ 1* Ta il I'tft f|, t' 1 r itlr ,% ft*iit 1 iitvl llridii \u ’ •1 a *'tr •! Itt. Tltira tw.n. H c lu .IM \ Nf •T M»*f »tl»' v* \ »t i- ! * Vi I' - l> If AW.tit I'tttar »•’.# r . w «*•III %• N .... 1 .1 ru m 1 •.(.•- *t 1|(M» 1 1t»f. fop ill If 1"* *1 t *• Vt*t**t -"1 Vll 'irla 4,1 V if tf* Ir «. Illtsta *»-a Il’ b M *•• Mat N .Me 1 *.41 1, W”»M VI T !♦*a Tt’*f*» * *1** »||t A II* Itllllia V.’.it Ms|..’1a * ...• Mtia|r 1^sah * l*i .1 41 Ilk M. ....... lilt» 1litii II Mf'tfM N*i w * . h liiat »M I ' m T m l|l«l»» .(.( niH-ti. 1 . 1 . ' V Mil*ll II ................... ii- p * r • » . Tlo .*• »•* ( 1Mtlrl (tut 1*>1 els » % til l”(t It* - *•la V aftafk II .11 V|aat t».. Ilacl S-flll ‘ 1»• *■ I'llll It* ol V’ ••» c . 4 Ilf *4 >|» 1(41 *1'MlO l ull* d \ 4*1' 1 : M M C l'lt • 11 I (mho Vi ifli vi0 * V d * A i-atS 't" MM Hi engagement of Mi- - I’anlina l.urai. It S', of Fein Park, origin 1 The Prayer meeting service *t ally o| Portland, I (to. |* William Tr-sil B P.M. at the Ftr-t Hnptlst Church. Ii -*c Slrw.trt of Fern i'.nk, son of ; Under spnncorshfii « f It. In Hlg Mr *nd Mr*. O, \ Hnwart of ta Phi sorority. the iv cpt|t<nU( Fulton, I)., tan.- anto-unicd today. t the Pel nalil-Iui tight mi M ini.m il The wedding will late place »l loipital it Mr* Edward W llllnk. the Sard rd Seventh l*av t.lven T H U K M lA Y 11*1 Cburih, Seventh and Elm 1 T h r Brotherhoods «*f the Ftr«l Slreel. at 8 1*1 I* M „n Aug 2S Rapti-t f’huich meet f.ii their -up Eldei E. I! Waldo, a .state *prvkanil program meeting ti 7;,iu er an*l announeer fm the "Volte of 1'rophei y". world wide ts'lio pr«K m. T h r Voting People's T t » ini ite giam. will |u r form 'lit' retemoflV nil’ll ” f the F ir-t IU p ti -1 Phurrh All friends of th, -.tuple are in Bra h .tiling a ntrnlr at Hlucvtl, d ppring A rnnH.il invitation 1 . e, Mis* I .in i was employed by Ih tended to all Hnpti«t yonnr people Farm’ l'* In-Ilian e Co. In port, and friend* They are asked to land pilot to r -i l mg h, i um* l^in rt rt the 1 huii h at (! ,70 I* M tiaming at Madi on I ’nllerr I*' T c an* -are, when- »(>r received h’ I A IO M I.U The Mrprndahle CU»> of the Registered Niti o's il’ i'iee in (PIN r'irvt Met til’ll I*t Chnrrh will meet She ha- lain m ir in g in (bland" It Ml*, ft. h G o ff. home on f>| » foi a year amt one h ■If. having Path Avenue at 8.(Ml IV M T h . i - tiern night heatf itut-e *»n the gen rral f|iN»t of tit,’ Florida Srnit.ir will lw a market basket «alo. turn Site i- now lining prtval T U tB f lA Y duly Ih* re i l u , I mas wa, rr* The Pilot riuh will holt it. ,,.o ponslhle fm tin urg miration of ulat business meeting in the Yarh* Seventh II*) \ 'v •-r*• i llplif H o b at * (Mi I' M t,. l... ,,,1,,,. wink m (he uni in Milan I". iy» by the board meeting at 7 ,'tn p M ili'lit tniildhs igo -iiitled Hi. i.,nt 1)1*1* "I work in I he San Turd |n’t She ln « hI rt ii**no rrlipf u m l I Man tat ion Estates ht rr. lly IIKSH PA TTK H S O N Mr .Stru.iri n tin H t<» IMmi-’n »n Krtirtiarv ft««in rullnn, O l|r rum « h\ rh*' Llfr* Trm^ Sally anil Sn*y Neliler of Ml * It 1 I*’“I (M |f Hjlv f•*'If n»* ' | Seventh street left nri M onday J iiltuieit* f*»r in *ir Inntl'Y *«n.l Hi ) |III, I VI V P l V 1*1 ||SM\ in-trite fi tif Spur Sr» f t* hr i Hr*rrir r*u Mt‘l InnviHr \ for a month’* vacation in M hhn *■ iiflrr 1n, atlening l lit ps I In Itatt. The girl* ate traveling lit vIt *- *SratIon. 11*■» t• 1 1s«« ,» %m■m|% M v \ Ivroti* • weeks in New \,uk in.) Phil,id I (•ranrl Rapid* tty Imp when* thpir "f Ihr Stvrnfli fimi i 1lilt ir-uje r, If f*» »t’l i.in I hr 1 ,%Vt \I.HV k i! f viofL* grandmother, Mr*. Mathilda Neld- f Hum n nml i* ;ii fm iti lt« ttrirnfi i pltia. lint inn. rr. w ill meet them. It I* the find ^fii‘niliU|; In t am t L ,u I'jivfMUri Alt-, Ihloii II ik* i leturiir,! hoot, (Irjirh vhrtr Mi i» »i Mi -L»hr Tim e they have traveled alone Sunday afler -pcndlnc thr I 1 MrleAllchlm *u.f flu’ ll " m l they were m excited when three weeks in New York She Ih ry left that they were almost Muir<i(m Simms was the giio-l of \|r, sml Airincoherent. Their two brother* on I Mi »| I M i' II G. I.ingle, younger alttrr are remaining hiivr i i fhrii him f h* t iU"li*l„ home with their parent* hut the "III i, Mi Knilflff nf I ft A birthday dinner was held fm Mr and Air* Theiolote .ludl 111*I whole family expect to dtive tip Mr*. Nattie Carta way at her home In a couple nf week* to bring the in Flora Heights on .Sunday, have trturne,) from a trip to Ii*. k Jii I M* *■ ** W hitr who Springfield and Aurora, III where I m v r I * • i) m rla hack in time for the open* honoring her Krtth birthday. i 1 i t *1 i i .tW they visited with friends and t r ­ vimtifiis fi* \\if!*»#iii I -iV*', Iti*l. g of uchool. A delightful dinner wa, en­ ial ives. Sfiliifiihl I l l ’ll* Inn* h’fl In M r. and Mr*. Norman (inidd of joyed by everyone. join hi** ttifi m l . Id I-Ii * ti tit lllilo* Naranla Road are leaving* fur a Mr*. Carrawny’* rhildrrn that Tommy Speer, -on of 'll. and M. \V. T VV« ■ d month a vacation with their inn were present were Mr. and Mrs, |t*'flt A ' 1'! daughter in Pennsylvania and E. H, Tyler of Sun Mnlru, Mr. A lt' II \ gpeer, Jr. is returning |V*m( life ill! V fl**IU ,! ' with i vlnl Ivi* < i ■ ! *r«*» ▼Jew Y nrk. and Mr*. W C. Cnlrman and son b<>rnr Inmnrinw after niierulinp ih Mir* Hicntla I. Fouler amt Mr* Hilly, Mr and Mr*. T H, Ciirrn pa I two months at Chimney Un-l Until h l*4fi*1ittn r mill Mr F tril I;«wltvin nfr Camp in North Carolina. Richard Epplcr of Lung Island are way nf Ijik r Wale*, Mr. and Ml rn frt Inimrtu flirit n pi»A%t I 1. (pending two week* vacation viait- Ihm Carrawny nf / c IIwikhI, Mr Mr and Mr*. T F. Tuckr; lef* HUrk i*C Ing Mr. and Mr*. Henry \V K lrp - and Mrs. Erl Carrnwny and l< v today for * two week >’ va<*li«n r of Mrillna flrive. They have Carr away of Miami. lit t i Mv W II j 1 ni en taking trip* to many of the Guest that wer, present were TTiev Will vt-il Mr*. Tinker's ps Hlirt*vi |n»it, 1-4 Ai’i f i ir* irur its pointn of interest In the Slate andMr*. J. It Itns-cy, Mn, Neal tents, Mi and Mrs J C. Ilntrhl •re quite thrilled with what they Cnlrman, Mr. and Mr*. Wllllnm -on in Savannah, N. A'. ir iil* Mt ,innl Mi'# II II i *- -*ire*'ii•• have seen, Vlhlcn and children, and Mr. Mr*. K- K Anderson and Mis* o f t ill i ii >- * I'H 1*1 **'ifIi - Mr*, Gertrude F Norval of and Mr*. Earl Do«*ey and chil­ * Paterson, N. J., wife of the form- dren. Eugeni* Anderson returned this hctfinrulil« »H*aHiiif»I 1fl«l t-f weekend from a motor trip H ^1 J(f Iflu f **l| ji * till 0 r D r. William A. Nurvay, who through Ohio, |Vnn*ylv*ntl, New lilftm l tit- i ■ <nhft>! >t 11 *I " m e a physician anil (iirgron in York and Carnot* They were gone | ifl** I ‘(lips, nil ^I|J? I A l ill pi* Paterson for 48 year*. I* staying Powell nf Angellts Road. at thr Mansion while making ar­ *rtit, H» ifnlim iiH l ?*i r i » n » Ymir reportar i* leaving fm a si* weeks. rangements for thr construction months vacation in the north on I'n itii, N r wi»li M a rin i' l**iifl«i of a home hrre on the Plantation. Thursday, She will stop al I atiFriends nf 'Ir*. II II I'a'^-hatl Ht|ii *t|r*m-r*v Mr*. Norval was Itorn in England raster, Penn., to visit her son nnd wilt l» glad lo learn that sire hs•nd returned there for her edit- hi* family, at Cake Molmwk, N. telurtird to her home after heinp ration. She has spent several win­ J. and Hhuielieck, N. V to visit ■onfined to St, Vincent lto-p|iat ter* in Florida and will make friends hill will spend most of her in Jacksonville for the past ten Plantation E*tale* her permanent lime at Thornw;mid. N. \ visiting weeks, home some time this fall. She is her father, brothers mill sister*. •od a member of the Star Gavel She W'll try to get the new* lmrk Alt, and Airs. Gordon Swr'nei past matron of the Eastern Star to the paper every week even i( are leaving for New Yolk City, ub. Mr*. Norval Is arcompnnied it is a little tale and also tell yin where they will attend the New I* n n ‘ I Hi bjr a friend, Mrs, Margaret Alsg-a little slwnit the weather e|r in York Gift Show. From there Ih -' BUi icn wife of the former U t u l. the north She would appreciate are golr.g to Hamilton Ontario, Hperid A our Aid r Commd Gtmnar Magnmion, IIS your sending your news items to Canada. They will he gone for In Ih* t ool. it Guard Mr*. Magnu.son wa* bet al "HI Westchester Avenue, alioul two week* rn In Iceland ami ha* told u* T1iornun,id, N. V. Jim Pstlermn ; u en | tomt interesting things about that will lie around He i« ton tally wilt CpI Moyle W Pringle I- ,pend muntry. landscaping to leave *t this time Ing a '-II day leave with hi in M r. and Mr*. Ftedtlr Payne en tained Mr *nil Mr*. Milford onard with dinner at the Club Diamond on Tiie»day evening. J h a y were celebrating that new. W re y Hnlrk they have l«een drlv(llf tbl* week. C M M fia I nder 12 A t- W(allied We regret the patiing of ArFree AA'ilh Patents Anvlim e I v J*mc* on Kstnrdav rooming rrp t Haturda) A Honda), and Mr*. James have U r n only a short time. Mr. James m ••**.*» HI ii-lsen I law*. •»•***• t»**# t « T 'I 'D H 'U T t t l l l A ' M* health teemed to ler much I n - 1 Jroved up to a few week* ago. avkunbsua V J b I t 9|t 11UMr *1 f’l-MB fits* Dml tail, pi ov idol -ifftiie n l viiur got to to the wound lAlatiy dixtui advise against tonsillectomies «'.1 thei .tug, y •luting the polo irtton if they can lw> avoided on the theory that patient* might to- made more Vlltlietahlr to polio I lint no one h i- previously nt vaneed tin- rile,*, r.*- si an **tieti wi timl of some kind t, a reipil«lr of |wdio invasion i Ii i* Mi C u m n o o g ' ii.* ,,i\ that tin v im * o f p o lo , i - It in -m ilt e d fro n t p e rro n s to per* in t>> direct ot in d ire c t ro u t Mi 1 m d then dei i l o p * on i he ir ir ng of >ni, n m u !1 , l i n o it a n d n ie ' n i l . an al Itlft in tin * -t ,r r , h ’ ihr* trl/«** flu VIt 11 - *1 >e ■ 1 •1 |" 't| I T tim It 1.. 1 . «» p t l . i ’ ifi . hill 1. tll.ltn. p.l-slte 1 I* Ik aitlly '% In n t a 1V V ftf*cr« I n *»1A allfftC it fitly •ft 1 1fit rn t t»* rrtdhli m i i i * »n% » 0 . 1 . • 1 ih* 11•‘t %I*I|A V"I!'•' fit *lint all1 » rn #•* 1 in **i C (If , 1 tlltltlftMi* 1(|f |.fr -1In, Ms f i i r i h i » f I m ' 1* M l fit O f , , a***ilh| ItTlY** Via Im •llffl 4 IH 4Mil ••ntrntion ,,f « u , l . e v o ii- - * -r e n i .*ny the -It- l *-I. a.1, | h, th into* flask wa* invented i; i •II of M i t - I to -di Janii» l». war. u Hrttish Mienl ||r physicist t, Ml Cuinlilr* i* . fornirrlv ditiTlor I'leventabl, Mi- , t'oiiinihla Health s v i a la u a t w t e f VN W K K U m l.jikr A lan Mrs. Naffit* Carrawny Has Birthday Parly ahA £ 3 4 .*n«l M u ^1 Willi m i Sliirf'VnBt K M"> Ktiirtrnint, Ihi1 fnrmri \ let .’ Mi t *»l Mr Jttiii Mm, L. K ■H 'H'M nf Mii tvf Mi miitf Mi |i i u r i k Mi Mttl M u %A‘ *« 1 |» ^ n ‘'fA ait I Mi^ K 0 MrhHiu II• Vk.ili'i fl II *u Mt \ *»f Snfil^ril \l I* |i A mlcr« m ,Sit!i*fiiV •( Or llmwiilri* in |i. lifiiiti, Ih ry n » yim i l l Off ( j tt ii * \ | H ’ |ll’ tl *ir«s «n*| Mi • Iln i’iH Siu♦i» a ,»t i 11.4•I •t»- 1*’ *1 1 *1-• M r* S I (ItM th h i ii i t c 1 h it hiimi* in .S tiifki S m '. . a tfMt t|irti«llfii* ***v»,r*il i l t \ » hi t * Hi h r l N tn r,ii«l vi« I n * , ih r » l» L r i 't . #\rrftni|»’*ti v t t ir •1 VA 1 . fl«t|ttfh\ l-i’»% H* ,1 it 1t'« * I It l-'f , Mi I'M« W 111 *I MV ’I » * *' M t - II. H • ihlf r n m r tit h r l flint h r * . M » ISrlr* . , . it small deposit means liijr sa v in g s! 1 • « ....... Ml ** H c i t >• v I • i f v 1l i m r fill I11M 1110 11 litltllhet,. lull iltltl vvrnils eve s .sir littie .ilo iiit I It*' (ll'ir r * otu u .,tiller Tlu-V "l* AViltitt lltutle f*U Vr'ltl':, l>f VVt’lir III iiilt ir W illi m.iteluni: .it m Intulittp Attiu/mg v u Ii i i m * Yimrs M*r ,t .m ull ib po i t ' S’ »tt 1mtf Hi*t•" fr*tni s^nttfn I, t*lii’i*» llit * Imv* ittft.l** Ihvii h*iipr with hi tii'ilh rr, M m Miiinlr Htilchrr H Mt Hfilt*91, lr»i? hi* fir m i I v lirrt* ftn*ti I h tin * 1.1 t* 4 h 1st I t i r r l Hi* lit L*-*-it (fMililflU AI l-VMMM 4 <*l .ttul >» ill Im* (ifttirt|iiil nf I li Mury Hit n n ?•*!»• vrnr 1 * a fthiy lit Hm if * in 1,11kr M »il/# J Mi-- P it i) 1 K, I'niiilrr \fi l"H'|i*n II ik»*t Itn% »cl »it iin| ft tm -t f "in wrrlk * varirVlrtn D|ir«ti i Hm|h 11 S • kiln***' vviArti*£( i • TO si;i 1, ’l-M. if'i.f N.Meni.illv 1 .1111101 . \ e.lut.i, t unium 4iii*l .Mult jin Ii tiruii’l' lH*l.]|ti(htf'r. viIn 1 in ini- |.\ 1'iirlrr l.tittmi 1* in Sunfufil, tin . rt'llfiil I hr |h*91Mih liitU'H •1* I nli* I wiki* M m y and i* W il»* *, rr !I.Vf ( ofInn, W'( Wind .M O N A R C H I ’L A IO H L \N K E T S i 3 I' iiII Si/t* VII < ullon M O N \R ( II Cl \N K F T .S US puir $ J ,!IH p iiii * 1 \ W O N I J y U vS Y IL L E •II', Cullmt, :,l)r, Wind MON \R ( II IM, MO V.t', ( ul Iun, 1!;V , W'oul W UAfit I tuillilr I ,cim t It S TIIILDBEN FUEE! $cr.!i.s p .lll LAST TIME TONIfJIIT E Mr*. Vincent Smith of Jacksonville Accompanied thr remain* in New nfork where they w rrr met liy ^ n e ir son. Kenneth. The internwent will he Ixmg Island. Mr*. William Freer left la*t week for Indian* with her three two older hoy* at their grandyoungster* chitilten to Join thr parrnta there, where the hoy* lave been spending their aunt* Wer vacation. Mr. Ferre will drive in later to bring them all lmrk to uchool. Mr. Freer I* one of lh« building contractor* on Plan­ ta t io n and because of the pr**T t ir e nf work from all these new w m ra going up can only be gono r a *hort lime. M r. and Mr*. Richard Peckof Long Island are staying at a Mansion while becoming ar. attainted with Plantation Estate*. *hey own property here and hope to build In the not ton distant future. Mr. Becker wa* a member >f the New York City Police De­ partment for 2 S year* before hi* awetireirant In 1F2». He I ' a firm ixample of how happ.' "Ut an te- IIMI', NlIvCIN WOOL Hit No. 2 M rd lH tll ji u w E w i a T i l I I D S It A V E smni u&tKSH A ItOVMK MOOUCnON THIIILSDAY & FRIDAY oana cine n«wt half iiza 1 rayon gabardine ti- K H I H A A ' ANDREWS TIERNEY with “ bask" autumn plans II I HHr ’ \ llvM.IN WOOL MOTH I'ROOF In I > p p |» I ' l c c c v I’llc, Illicit Nap IN S I I.ATEI) 'TIIRICI’iA ” By Nashua. I l.c BlaiilvH Willi A N e w I aa isf E 17. :3 \ Iff W r i t ! Id $7 .!K> SEE (Hilt RAItGAIN TABLE! A d-est wmvdeHuI to own, F tcovM It ton ba todorad on* doy . , . and drmtad up th* nasi. miniullu. fjm i k y 1 Yovnj to rd la c " na»klt-a, «»w ttroighiar (lift . . . and lha dall MynaHa tailoring tbot’i "to wlta about your »ita". O ornai rad, am arold, la o l, g ra y , lawny K-nwn; 13 It to 33H. And SUCH o marvalout volua. I (Ml.! 1 I 'l t T A I N S itbim sK s ■SI pr. 1.08 In ;t lift virion* III,’A S S II', Id 'S ....... . 1.re,. 1.or, $1 $1 tn$l-!)S HA YON SMI’S I ’A N ’I'IH S 2 pr. $1 corroN t;o\vNS $1.98 n MEN’Ssuiters 9H P IR C E L L S EaBft a ' M �^ D N E S D A Y , AUG, l fi, 1950 r . % f i E fo u r Giants Defeat Saints 7-3 To Gain Full Game On G Tcdesco Holds Saints To Three Runs In BOOSTS BRAVES Winning116thGame; Play There Tonite Charles Beats Beshore In Title Bout But Doesn’t Look Too Good By Alon Mover B U F F A L O . N. Y.. Aug. 16 Tiie Sanford ('.unit won llirir third straight game I.i«i night by defeating the .St. Auguilinr Saint* by a tcorr nf 7 In }, Rookie light-hander C h a r l i e ledeaco turned in a great job on the mound for the (.inriti liy al­ lowing llie Saint* only (our hilt, Hirer of which tame in Hie (m i inning when Hie Sainta combined them and an error to puih aciort thru lliiee rum. After the firat inning the Saint* had only two Inre-runncr*. one ot which came on an error and the other on Hie only other flit that fcileoo allowed them lie lelircd them in older (or o » inuingi. The (iianta acorrd their first run ill the lioltnni of the fuel in nIpg Whan Marcel I'.ieikei walk'd and Ij-vy M’Ot him home on a double to left ccnlerfield. D ie Giant* continued their scor­ ing *piee wlien they brought Ip three run* in the third, une in ihe fouith uni two ru Hu* riitli. Sec ond l,a*c man Mareel Coelker took tin- hilling honor a for U*» night hy petting twn hit* In two trip* with two RJcl’a added to hi* record. The Giants demunat rated rulin' matte lour fielding lu*t night when tigiil-fielder Kd Jacksoi> made an impossible »b(H- airing catch on which he made two complete jllpa and came up with the hall. Joe Tom ik alto made n gnat catch on a |iop foul fly when he pulled it in over near the bleach* yrr. In winning the game the Giant* picked up another full game on the Gainesville G-Men who were edged out by Daytona Beach. The Giant* now trail the G-Men by cn« game, which. If tin y ca.r p h » it up will earn them a berth In the firat division and the play* off*. The Giant* go to St. A u g U i line tonight to meet the Sul lit* in the return match. Manager Kd lu-yy was undecided today wbom lie would rend to the hill to face Ih-r Saint* hut raid it would either I*.’ lloh Callahan or lefty Jim Single U>:i. St. Augustine ah r b " * Pinch cf *> 1 ; !’ Flchmi 3h \ '» " “ gtsalin H vl» tf » KE&% er • if= h 1 •' * I f.n il Ilf Irre.M i n Iia full* I krtijrfnrttt M**» - h IfvlaMiul •«4lft« «%III* MANKOlll* tlrlfl.ll New Turk <*re«eUo.t VEffM &a%roN BRAVES n'vose pitcher, 3RR AM P B E S T S E A G O V /S A 0/0 r.AcroR aV v illf.i B a n TlR O M O V o fie l & r - f l M 0U.M4T5 THA* A M M ftLeR /V R A iP G R r v e n v c VORPG POR A R s rTV R V 7V th e 0 Tf>£ Ma j o r o ru n Y C A * He A L io n s p <avt r t4PUve M96A* /HOHT 4 o -c a + u rcarnie /**/*£ G T0 6 TcH H£ GAV£ OP C H IT £ p e n s ' O K I.A N IH M 'A L A T K t P A I.A T K A , Aug 1 6 - *»11 Indians Now Regret Having Let Detroit Outbid Them For Groth ji Th. TI 73 M Cl N \\ IJ *1 Drtrnit rlub n chance to tnairh any offer. The Tiger* offered 130,000, so Gr.dh signed with De­ troit. Groth'* grand alnmmer was all A it llnuttrman needel to gain hit 16th victory, although ha falu re .1 in in* aeventh when tip walked the first two hatter .1 to fam him. Marlin S tu n t took <w> «i|t.» .* • „ .. other paaa. men fanned 1jir* Dohy bird forced ],U i* ..adet .0 h'l Into a tlouhlt play. The New York Yanlim* split a doublcheadrt with Wu*hliigl»it Jo move two jHTrentage point* In front of Cleveland In their race for treund plnce. Washington Won Orlando Benators came from l-e plnd, aeoriiig 'lx run: in the ton f the ninth Inning, to take an 8-c erition fiom III.. I'alatka Asalea. h rrr last night. Gil Wick I'alatka hurler. hn-’ allowed hut lit Mi' hits und tw< iu iis , buth .iiru it rluul hr DrurBairnr* and Dem Currier, C.rnugl tha tilth canto. By AHHIM IA T K I» PHKNS The ftmalor circuit bluw ranu Tha top three pennant contend­ la the ninth inning tally hy Maiy Cohen. Then Henator* tapped Wiek er* in the Gnirgia-Florida l.eagur mi«*ed a chance to move up la*t ftr a total of eight hit*. night. All three— Tallahassee, Valdosta and Allmny— were lieatD A Y T O N A -G -M EN rn hy the league'* Iraacr light*. D A 1 T O N A B E A C H . Aug. 16 The tiiple defeat left Tallaha*. (gq— Second plare llxvGna Beach kept up its pursuit of thr Iradlnv viile Bd a* Waycroaa trouHctrl Al* Orlandoan* last night t.y seurinr twny 6-3 ami Moultrie heat Valih>iti 7 I fnnlel# r.nd Amcrlcu* A (lb di .-id in ov*r Galni-s-cllf«*. 'H i ftlatdi'is evtUt the G-Men liolit a tv-ill hill, CYrdele taking 1k U 7. SHI G'le«*nrr nnL-ked l.l> the first 4 0 tpd lu*ln,( thr ae-Tund loth alt., ail in relief role*. Ton,gilt's hedul# call* foi -' Daytona'Beach put arm*, th deciding run In the eighth Inn­ Allainv at Waycroaa, Cordela at ing. Vance laigan lag. Digai ilmihlrd. _Jet Amerlcu*, Tallahaaace at ThomaaBts-flt r n Iwat out an infield hit vllle and Valdosta at Moultrie. Tallaha****'* Dick Heller* and reding Logan to third. He enmh01 rn- on Paul TYavl*1 eutfiehl ThomasviII* ■ We# Breachlni both pitched f)vr-hlt ball game* la*t l» 111 112 Sf« I If .(U «t ti Ml Si I* SO* — 1U II* IU>*l>.n <1 *1 *71 7 w a-h ie a im i IS *| tr.l l*vy rp iia g o ti si m jt Ml I j.i ile IS I T UJ 1*4 I'tiilatlrlphla *0 7* «« to Ue eo lU t f e O N a r H e l i i . i l I. r i t t i U n S |. W a e lil n e t n n to o. N e w Y o r k i * It*-* ion *•». Pnll*<lfl|*bla 1■r o il y **.*•< m l...l u U .| i <*aa*r« T e f l l New Y o r k « l W a e h l o g ro n i m * M i M rrnr i l l t i » » runautar* i S .j i r h ! i * < u at I r n t u l r l u l g h l t — P ie rre ■• I I I ** T r o u l < * » ) I ’h l U d e l e k U at lluelan II tw |. r .! * S ti g . - h r l l i t •! an d t f o - p r r l l l - T ) *• K l u k l i IS Si aa d Maettr am* t i - t r Ml l^.ui a al r r e t t l a n d i t . t w l - a l a h l i W i druar i l - * i a m i N t r t k r l l *1t i « a ( l a r i i a i f Si amt S'lorea I t Y * I I I I * A t. i . n r u i K Team H I. Pel. U N Phila delp hia ** t t » n ; -------(lo tion tu *t lit S t lro o k ly n ti t 111 Si* Ml 1.4. me t* Hi *17 S N ew Y o r k II *1 I I * l « C h ic a g o 17 « « t l * 1* 4 C ln i Intiail u tn l i t I* nua turgb I t Id 111 t t llrealle l e e l e t d a i C h le a g o I . Ml h oule J I 't l le li u r g h i>e I ' l n i l n n i l l * I'M I a i lr li 'l . le *. lI'-eHin I H r o o k t y n t, N ew Y o r k n m*d* good II. PI* intro title cle- 1h# tl whrll %Urtfnrti f,n*e by Ctopplng Baahoro in f \ tlow . n„ ty cut on lle.hore't « of the 14th frame certainly rjfh , fJlr whl)p th, “ *‘ n l * .. *. . *lvr, game challenger «n c taking The comebacking Brown Bomber gIUni nhellneking from the and tharle* are ienlatlvely *che. rhlimp|on. p,.,,,),.. th, „ , r rut .lu'ej to have il out in Y a n k e e ){u , hrd d fro m „ cut .Stiflium. Htpt* 2i. umlrr hit ri^ht ryi» ami Irom the I.oul* already ha. .ta rt.d pre- noM mouth mlnary training. Chatle*, who „ .. . . . _ . , luffered a .light cut over hi* M l * h*'1 ,hr eh*n" ' right eye la*t night, *ald he will *2-2. Judge Am * Carroll tcorei hr ready to reautne work again it 12-t-l ami Judge l.ro Slavhow* in a counle of week*. ^ iak made it unanimou* for tha "And I'm ready for U u U , too. fh* mp Thl. offiria|, , r,. „ iti'l C-harlrt. , . _, , Whrn dl.eu.ilon* firat got un- » “ I'P®**d to *c«re a round when dcr way about a Dmia-Charle* the fight terminate* In that *crap, the expert** con*en*u* wa* | frame but they did anyway. The that Charle* would be a big fa- ,\|* «rarrboard hud it 10-'*-2. vorite to outatab and outrun U.t(;h. ttr,_ (l)lWr.vrr> w„ •ptng. one-time de*tmyer. . . .. . ' After la.t night, the bomber'. aU,ut the .how on another count, •t.cck »oarecl *'p "*‘d ‘ he rib and heart injunct, One wag remarked that •‘C h .r - w,hich forced two poiU|mnement* |*< hit »lfiKle*. I.oui* hit* ho- °f ‘ h* «e*hore bout, never bothern i» r ." 'd him. The 29-year-old Charles hit The two poitponement* ipparunly *ingle* during moit of last entiy hurt the gate. The I ui & plglit'a acheduird 15-iuundrt. He odd* in Charle*’ favor w s; nn never wa* able to fliair the 28- other factor. A crowd of rljf'.rp yt*r-old I’enn*ylvanla Irutchman |»ald f2H,»5C8— a modern record from Harriahurg, who outweighed low in Udh allendance ami reCharle* IH4 1/3 to 183 14. celpt* for a heavyweight champfteferre Barney Felix halted ion*hlp ahow. Florida Gators To Macon Slowed By Report For Drills Columbus Cardt On A u g u s t 31st In South Atlanti G A IN E S V IL L E , Aug. 16— (Spe«.ial>— Florida'* football Gator*— tome 71 of them— have been ex­ tended invitation* to be in Ga*nrviile the evening of Aug. 31. rcadv foi the opening practice the next morning. "The majority of you are no d‘,ubl mentally n-ady fur a lough •n*on," Head Coach Boh Wood­ ruff wrote them recently, •‘but few ■d you wit) be physically ready. Il iwhuove* all of you tu atari yout conditioning program right now. With only three week* of prarllrM before our f lrd game, the hoy* In than* will have to play our fmil hall il taJ ii .aaaa*. season *"* The Rtiiunen will ronvrrge upon Gainesville from Miami to th* South. Chicago to th# North and aoiTitr.-iiY a * * o ti«T in v Team W I. *■•• from Mexico. Dick Petry. *o|d>" A l la o la 74 U A l l mote guard, ha* been working ir lllriolRMkaiii *» t t *‘ l N a s h v ill e 4* M A l l Mexiro this summer, fh-vrral of Memphis 4* It Al! the candidates live In Miami and V s s ■ ' r i m ns 41 4» »• ! one is from Chicago. tloMIs It 41 (II Captain Angu* Williams, ttuar < hn11s ou nd* tt T l II! t .tt tlr l U l A ** 7* Jll terhack from Tampu, and Alter­ llesalis H s s l s l nate Captain l.orrn Bioadu*. half­ i 'h a l l a n o o a a J . J h t s i ' h O I back from Jacksonville, are the l l lr m ln a h e n i *, Mo bile J. only three-year lettrrmen return­ Nashville l « ’ l. Little lt»eh I * A tla n ta t, Net* (J rls an s * ing to th* Gator*' squad 'hi* year H r s ails y m l s r e a y Th# total numiier of lettermrn M e m p h is 4. r'h a tta a o o g s t available ipelude only four end* H i r m l n a h a m 4 Miittlle l l . l l l l r l U x h at N a b b v ll le t l ‘1’4 one center, one quarter bark, two r a ln t . T , halfback*, and one fullback. None A tl a n ta I . New Orl ean s 1 I I* Ins of the guard* and tackle* have ln a * l . , wan latter*. Half back Kldrlge llearh |et*e- ■ In 1948 and 1P49 and fullback Fr*MlfOd Hnviuirmh Montideoca wa* utrd last 4*»»h»nt*!4 in a punting capacity only. Ho !!»■ Udiiimltu# Gatorr actually will have onlI ’ti nr trial 44n llrrrn rttlr ■even monogram wratrr* ready f AutfKfttA full-time gam# action. J»rtiM >l)«ttU D ie 13,000 seat addition to Flo■'ni 11 minis ( , tl r idr Field Stadium in Gaineavilh I'harlsatnn I, At i* being rutbed in an effort t t' oluothu* I, Ms, sobtllls tppa have it ready for th* opening gam* Pavannsli *1 J with th# Citadrl on Sept. 23. The ratal. Neaalt,____ rr*t of the achrdule will tend the t'olsia bla I . t l r l t a t l l Gator* agalnat Duquetn*. Georgia I'h s r t s s i i .n 4. A « a u s fete' a carr'ral rnneu* ‘<1 when 'be* ned" by Hank Wva# in ip* r n t game. X tays showed no fm tu re . He ia e»ivcte«t back tn Hie lineup within a few day*. rhe t hlcago White Hot and hi f oul* Browna writ* out echrnultil. L o s e t o Trailers fewer error* and Ilrrschtnl won hi* l-ith Ttftory of th# season. Th > JACKSONVILLE, _________ ........ Altg. 1 6 - league leading Plralea fumUed Apeelall— Five memlw-r* of the five time* to allow the winning U to r Buwi Selection Committee yun* to cootp ho are. HO attend the aimral Biulhern W ^ T e a d la g lH w ltr t.^ Bagfavenee Meeting of Cuaelra ?MM/M li fi / u k lj B h i N # t Y M k -Uf*»fic» II* t l V* VI i c lie n u l l I ‘In, inner I al C h i c a g o - U r l. m e lf r i » . I l l ve H ill e r 1 7 - 1 4 1‘l n e n i i r e h *• Mr l^.oi* i tilw.it a— l.aw t i l l v » ll oye r l l . l l ll oe lo n al I'hlladeiplila I.Y ih tl t l ic k te r d ( 1 1 * 1 re Itoherre i l t - f l By A S S O C IA T E D Fit ESS The Macon Peache* regained their *tridr in the Buuth Atlantic League only tu run into Cuiumlu* — tonight the league leader* make their third effort in the ruirent teriea to down the Cardinal*. The sagging Peache* rmled a five game wmrrttg airrak when they met Columbu* Monday night. L a d night the Cardinal* handed them another lo*a, thl* one an­ other one run victory, ft-4. Th* victory enabled »<-eond place Savannah to gain half a anie on Macon a* Savannah and ackaonvillr were idled by ralii. J Columbia beat Greenville 6-3 and Charleston downed Auguita 6-3. With lea* than • month to go In the «****» , the Macon club now has only a four and on* balf game land over Savannah in place of the long string they once lioantrd. The Peache* fell in th* ninth inning la d night a* Frankie Itean dashed a lin glr into right field to *corr Vince Mored from third Mured had opened the inning with another right field blow for a tri­ ple. Willi* McDunald wa* credited with the vlruiry after relieving darter K»*» Grimelvy in the firat. McDonald nllo'ted only five hit* In the eight *>d two thirtl* inn­ ing* he niteh*-d. Bill Seintoth eiartril for Macon end wa* I fin) fit George Schulti tn the eighth frame. The hw* wa* finally charged H. Schulti The third plan Columbia Bed* matched ralltc* with Greenville to Southern Series II; IH S O T IA T E D CHESS Ttif Birmingham Baron. anil Atlanta Cracker# *tart four day* nf dead earnest baseball today In a aarie- that could spell either pennsnt or bust. Wily Mike Higgins will hr bringing hi* Baron* to a ball park where thr-y are hardly lovril. de■pita their ba.ehall prowess. Ever since MiIn protested a ilne-upwriting mistake againii Atlanta— ami won the protest— |hi* Crackers and their fans have waited for thi> aeries. Tin- Barons, trailing six ramr< Iwhind firat plan- Atlanta, could seriously boost their pennant alock with a clean sweep. Iloth Atlanta and Birmingham tucked victoriea undvr thvir belt* last ni|fhl n* a mvaaurv of pro­ tection for tonight. Atlanta down­ ed New Or Ivan* 3-2 and Binning ham l*-at Mobile 0-1. Memphis bent Chattanooga 8*4. I.ittlr itock and Nashville m u mined out. Attunin'* triumph over th<- fifth plnce Pelican* last nigh! wa» a hennhreaker fur New Orleans' bonus pitcher Caul Cettit. lie (Misled hi* lie.t ahowipfr »lnce en­ ter ill it plufes aioli aI hatehall, detpitc the defeat. The 1100.000 rookie went ten inning* and allowed eight hitf. In midition, be pitched himaef out of trouble in aevrral rpoti. Atlanta newcomer Charlie liorin won the game with a nine hit per­ formance umi tome brilliant , itch es bv the Crarkers, Birmingham pot it* victory over Mobile in tiie firat inninK whan the Hear*1 alaiter John Hall dem* otiatratrd a marked tendency to rni-a the plate. He walked the fir*t four men up and allowed Norm auchfn to drive in two run* with a single Hall didn't get • ainrlr eie-r*i n t r g — * m «»iit lllll*l<1e I j l I j . Port t>IM l l . l i . n gamle, i k t U v n I t l i r r . l i e Mlk* Nor l-a ie ly , Himrlln*. Millie K . )a, S I X T H II *1 i:— ! lied Hr ere. O u r I t u h r , U r n r x l * T*> It Kona . Nolaeka A no le r T t : \ T H n t i i : — t l a m . vine Kttarp T i n K a n d r n a g . L - ' c l . m e n H i l l e r e Hoy. <‘‘il Mboll, Jim K l e ic h e r . Pin < »r. » r y Heck. man out iwfute ii* wa* litird amf hy thrn th* Baiuire had the gums wrapped up Jim Atkin* gave up onlv «ev*n hit* tu notch the victory. He fan­ ned lix. SEE) CARSl c n m ir ir/ u v t v t o A l A ■> U l.wi* PRICED nBELOW TODAY’S MARKET TERMS IF NECESSARY it BIG DISCOUNTS fOR C 4 S ti BUY TODAY WHILE OUR STOCKS ARE COMPLETE USED CARS Yenr .Muke 19 IB 1937 1935 1940 1940 1939 1937 1935 1947 1947 1910 1939 Anglia Chtrvrolei (’hrvroltt CNevroUt Uodgg Ihxlgt DihIrp Dodge Ford Kurd Ford Ford 19*9 F o rd $ 57.r».(K) 125.00 75.00 395.00 375.00 450.00 315.00 50.00 975.00 965.00 395.00 325.00 425.00 295.00 *4 w*p» mA O M .W 3 night hut the Tiger* committed J im- l-oui*‘ »iock io*e iharplv III IlMMfV I tltllti Jt: *«" r l i n t H IM ’ an I Boro Led Ilf Ills Pnrl.rr' tied up in a teal pitcher* duel with Bed ruining out on top. H •D l/P) I.IU M K It I V l . I 41 ISA1 1.•**■Injf If «» If cftl Hi #l*jga*t In#1 41 T I iff! I I'AliHlia If •* m < IIm h IIs i M l r r f s t » #f Ilf fnltt I, r « U t k « t £#•*j'fi*Ui» |U«<h f l u I r t r ^ t Ills l !,*►»**»' nr# | I »PI** Dll 3 Hcihford 7 Hi f O l U b l l n t 1 f i i m H Twsiflf Ptflnikfi * 1 D r l l i i d o l»iri<t|ib |irn r h i t O a ln < » v lll * ffitfif tHftl a f HI I Jl tjn b i ll h r li f f f l n i r p « l l» r Ijlfkd A dilfffpncr nf $5,000 oner kf|»t jolm ny Groil n o r la n d uniform, today thr Imliant would pay Hu over jiiit !o gel him nut of their hair. Jimte joining the Detmil Tiger* two year* ago, a career out of belting Cleveland * pllrhing. If the firat place Tiger* ..^ n e r, 10 F, " la at the Indian* In h. w lr - it , , „ t u,e «ro n d . ran lie traced dlret-tly M Grot he Hnxton's Itoi i V i » halting feat* again, t the rluh M ;r „ |tnnu>, „f 1 ij * that once apurned him. !^ „ f „ „ „ the PI It wasn't Groth'* fault that the tics, 8-3 and !M Tigrr* got mi batter than an even Philadelphia Ii l.r. ak In their two game* wiih tin* tlusimi laairtn- I Tril-e. The young outfielder «h*mgame*, meil a home run In each game ||t|V n <,. ( j|rri III* eiretiit ehml yi-«teril»y came within'three net with the base* leaded. Tin- Tiger* |t„,|„„ with n didn't need anv nu-r*' *•• defeat York ileli Lemon nod tin Indians, 4-1. ( M|,, r twl Hirer the w . ' l r l l rival* must |nllluK tl) ,|tlfll| fare each other seven more linn* j * . p|tt> thl* »ea»on, the Indian* may hove •|.,. more reminder* of their blunder Cincinnati's tola Of, DMI. That w j » the year Cle- lhe |„niug and ni vetand let Groth allp away. jo.g. |tg|ph Ki lloh Feller, a teammate nf 33rd homer for I Groth ■ at Great Lake* during Curt Simmoni the war, had brought Groth hark game for i'hllai Pp'** % ftTtTK Entries At Volusia County Do*f Track A tlanta In Crucial _ J l 4 * rM aided by two home rum. Charlie Petchak rapped one In the second with one hiau aboard and Hal Ivy followed in the fifth with a none-on homer. Valdosta's Bonny Stephenson pit etui ovtr ihe fence for the IM g tr.i in the third Inning with one mate m has*. I’ordele'a loothpaw nick Mill* terms* in the heat pitching per­ formance of the nlghl with n two. hit shutout over Amerlcu* In thv firat of the twin bill. Amerlcu* won the nightcap a* Charlie Harper rave up or.iy five hit* In seven and two third* Inn­ ing*. He had to lie taken out in the eighth after straining a m m cte. The Wajrcrosa Dear* took ad­ vantage of southpaw Walt Mongemery'* wlldneaa to ice the gam* 1949 Ford 1947 Fr«4«r of the m atte* ag w f i . AnUvlUe of the la»t two wetka have teen /arlout member* of tha staff ir Mit|I<*ipprfor a coaching *chod| Tudor IMyiMpMlp agreement with th* barring of five student# frupi participating in Houtheartern Conference athletic* and a Fl.ootl Bite for th# Univer­ sity o f MUaiMippi. The Conference ruling waa re­ cently announced by B rrn it Moore, BKC rumralssluner. falter C. M. Smith, director of athletic* aid John Vaught, head football coaih at the unlveralty a*ked for a joint meeting of the Stale Board of Trustee* for Institution* ft higher learning with th* Univer­ sity Athletic Committee. A t yesterday's meeting, th* Hoard, which govern* all *tatf. supported Institution*, heard those named in Mo»r*'« chaigei, incluA> leg four if the athlete*— Jlmtay Cole, Kotmi* Cate, Hilly Rutisdll and Jo* U>tynor. ’li># fifth, Hugh llallard, did not attend. P ly m o u th Vfoodruff wa* t week whejy underwent an Mr*. WPvdruff rmergmey Ope liuu, Her i S proved comliilun O F permit the Gator cunch t« W baah at desk— ami gridiron d U g ra -w — th li wtek. _____________ Pontiac Pontiac 1939 fl.tndohgkar 10— U ^ C E S — I L commissioner from what the Beard considers Hwoj*rlu»ivf grvd gntub nightly f K i l h e S .fgrtJwr aonrove* EXCEPT W* i f ; i . ’ ; ., SUNDAY *nnounAemrnt *.hnt tnirr w'V be rv> ehai'g# in wo leu-ntg at ik« •chelargklp*. vehlrn l#*j ,x-*n awarded according U» the achnet ship galley of lb* Unlvernty an'1 The earliest the Unlveralty rin appeal Mrmre'a ruling will fa* in Decemlwr at th* anhuel winter meeting of ihe Conference. In anawer to Moorv'i char *a of "eiceaaive financial aid," the Hoard replied: "The commltsloner has not charged that any offer of gifts of value or financial renumiratlen beyond the regular and approval i'Jymoulh #me. tied. T“ “In eoncluaUm, the Board feel* from thf evidence, that neither the five young men t-er any friar ‘ of the University, nor the Uaiveraity Itself merit* the suspicion that Fordor Fordor Tudor tktdan Tudor Coav. L'pc Coupe Tudor 1495.00 1075.00 175.00 425.00 175.00 ‘>95.00 400.00 300.00 345.00 225.00 TRICKS C h p r n U i' C h rrn tH D «d«* 1 325.00 195.00 725.00 350.00 495.00 2000.00 225.00 745.00 350.00 445.00 695.00 150.00 I �7M* I’.MIK n v t n i K S A N F O H H H F R A I.P h a n k o k p f i .o h i h a f 'intrn«tr«' r' **• m,*j I* iif R«ttilm>l# tNiuiilf. Klnl'l*. mi Ih r :<ih dA) uf Auguii f«.r M * l-fm tl of Mrtii Mini fm fIti«iI Fu lu tff i* AilinlnUir»li«t .»r n,, m ii - of KI»U |\ \\ I .I M i g l’iHT •Ir L cktiI Notice I f el» •- *»r #!tl»rr o f III** d tfN M d ’ y*- Mi. Centfill <S»onir nut ta n Iw lgi rio rld * >i Ir hi* XOTIl’K ... in* uf P ii•*»11 n -'n h> II* M is llt i f - i 1 • iti ti - |f nffhr will • « til t i r Hi l ill tMii *t H iM it i R e f • Mth«*» th a n ‘ c j s ! i . . . a c l rrip tin iiM v for iiiyielf* 4 | « «»| M \ « in \ r % . i I*- ttn> iirl'f * iititiracihl by unyon# Iht* I'ourt hnlii* .*» •.1*1 .... . «• Sanford Florida *ttMn *•*..» «» t:i T i l M 'N IIQ ITIV T *ml*r hi*.nth* fruit, tlir t|rti*» . f t liem tdmlnUi'Al. r •>( itir fir »t ptalilk Atl*Mi i.t «|,i* .ii *i i ri: n r n m in i %. mif- uf i:i»vt IN \\ n 1!a*ti liilltll *»r i|»vi*jini| •In,1 1 *r *n ft j : t i i i : k i *t \ t i : *»k r i » u i v q r iM T .Ir- i4.r.| * * H tltljf iitn l uf * * 1 1 -t «n *Tn « * •..• « I.I V lM iK lH T I *#. ••,«•*.( •»f rtutfili h r * Art fiflitst |SSWf Mfn« r Dlill.s in r n o iM T r \ T i l t ! re’ll II* **F t i l l ! INM’N T V uf I hr « l.i Ini .lilt 1 » 11411 1* (tint 1 A l l . \\ 11* «lf I T II A V • ■ o v ri i ; \ J l |NII!, M K H IN o l.K i*st| v r v Hi Ala’ Sfl I iff (St !•* t| Iti* *riiftltii *1Iflll *' •!*«* «• firrt>)i^ irllvfi fliat |{|T|| f.n***), And ntlt •i. 11 1 1.41til air >1* kU h io a in im iiiii a i • •» V I W I 'I H T !.*»• f 11•«I t.«t final » r III! l O T P A T K n r rtt'HAN IIIM i m i u t n»»f mi. fit 1 sluill f.t %••(«! i" m .»• 4ittiiitii*inilur «.f ih r f*tNii> IS • H K U .r W m il T h#rr.»-r.| I* It IIIl| 1 *ht i m : • K im IS \\ l.l SlM jI tHT .Ir r«» sit rttriM Tn tifi a s i » im k .%■» r- ■rs'Ilf si1 .if tlaw Is* » ■»m | I t *I ili^ h*« f Iril (in |m>|I *••** MS VIVO CLAIM* Hit n r W ill a fill T r 1 *• * U h s l «A#< tiAF** timl l h « l Plinirt n \l %\ I *H A I I A I N H T H A U » I W T A T K *t * * III I*, IJ.** Off* **r M l \* *• **»»■* •■**'•» *#f )»M| mt r hcr»M imlif In) a ml tn|Mlrnl to fir*»rnt i<hi.in aiii. IfAMNl, lltl till* i ' >|Af i»f lull •' nut •! Staff* n l •»iv. A T H L E T E ’S FOOT N* A lca kil — N . Add — N* Sting toff quick retir f aml foot moila |H h* fam-ua VIl TtlllV O lN TM IS T. lb - f •I'.nnl f9r iha 1*njt In th* Arm?, •»•* tat Iht b«m« folk* Vl< Ti »H> O <,aP _ totiJli lit* for f«t Fir*| •’Ini Aid AM and md llrl lt.hlng« U »ft la « m •• uir par! tf tkt M / .’ Pold *« **inf*•r*( »*t la u r t » IIu«i *mdial a %*..lrr«n T dr at *.Mir *t«•*•» •t ir*t k««n(tf«M m druft* c with h e - r o l d Coku go on with e n j o y m e n t /e tk m , * / y r i ,11i /•r it tithft n J r . . . / M Ita./r rut i I tt,i,i>i tit l.l fit t/.t«(. 12— Use HERALD W snt Ad* CKM11NT and lil.wl loom apartnttnt, avirtnrd pou h, rlrrlrirlly , ih o A d . toilet. Not fmnlahrd. Nrai Ftoilda Faahioin, flindervilia C . I. Farmar, HI 2. Hoi 13a. Sanford, Flo. r « Hcsuit* T b a (• .ta iTta a t i l t . » a * » la •tl W a i t AA* p a k lU k a d la T I . f a a f a rd K a ra td i t llM a Uawa Han lla n * tr I n .a l(w » * ( Maa I t . m i llaa da a * , llaa t : a*, lla a U *ar T a a r l f a a i l a la Ida la a a n la a laaaatlaa laaaatlaa la a a n la a Caaaaaa. llaa. *• <■**« ■■»a. #-.* M ar V N r # n M PHONE m < W a i l Ada aaltl da aaaaalad •Mi Ifet ta lia k a a a aa M ta a a ra a d o M r t a i a . I I la a a a a a i la IN Ia d la ik a .*l*akaaa k »a > . la m a t a M r <a u n t r a a r l r . Mda .a . a a . a t lU a t la t . t * r l . l la r a r . r . a . i l i , la 'tda* far aa la r a a d r r Ik a kaa aaaalkla a a rt Ira. a ll W a a l Ada ■ aal da la a r t «M laa aa Ida d a . M a n (iA R A U E A P A R T M E N T , olsririr rafrtrsralcr, innerspiiny mal­ u m and hot w alrr. Apply PalmsHo A w . or pho rr 6*7. 3 ROOM futulalMd opt. with i itra toll away Lrd and arrn-ned porch. Clotr In on Park Avenue a i i u u iwvim l a i a . r a|» holl. Imnirdlate imairaalon ('all 'lav . I He 1.11 III l.12:i O S T E E N A P TS . 0 rnoma and im a n cd porrh. Furnlihrd ™ m plrta wtth elwtrlc ian*e and reft1|tlratur. A lio 4 irnuna with •crrtnrd poirh, fuinlihrd or un furnlihrd. Near School*, rhurrh r* atnl »li i ' * I'lm n . I>" of 1 T ^ Ile a l h a t h i . Vlaaaa a a ilfr aa l a a a M a M i i l aa a r.a r atra ta la fa a r ad. Wa aaaaal ka rraaaaalbla far a . r * lla a a a t l a t a r i r n Laaar- THE SANFORD HERALD F u r Na I » — S L A K E IIA ItV E Y Larpe l.akt Fiunt lots with nat­ ural *and beach. Also 6 i n * tracka uf food land, lake privlUfe*. A .A . Jana, ownrr Soulh Shore uf I^ k v llarnay, P. O, Utnava, Fla. _ ___ FOR SA I L, nice lln »e hrdroom ffuuie, close In Bo* n il Sanford Herald.________ ‘ _ _ _ _ _ PlfiCEb T O S E l C T F l* « room flam e h uttfslow ju it outside of * liu .il* oa 8. Sanford A ve VR LAKA A fA tM S N IB . I n k Md filcrrt. 116 W. First fltrsdt I'Mcna 4IM) ’V F l 'i y iS H E D A I T S . FO P B E N I I I'.l'o o m * w ith i n i . ■ (« bait) a id 40 00. W IL L IA M S . Realtor _ Laadfaitt. Assoelste 1‘li'H r *12 Atlkiitle Eaiik RjilUlaf AHIftit For Ft ■ tile kllchan. — M 1 I - l i T R i i with prlvat* hath ar>J T U X E D O F E E D S : Complete |Im EJrctrtr kilrhrn Apply *18 W. lnn**s Tuiedo Feed 0*nre 4lh Straai or Nlrk r t * . titora Wl iK l.M A N S Red Rma Fee3. *10 Ssnfui i A » h S P a i . i : n o r t h for tsni. Inqulr* Ri » Bo* jifta. ___ _______ W 4 both lost when you don't bring Q u i n opirtm rnt for rm l. 10f> our pteserlptVni in LANEY*f! Ava f’h^na A f l - V Phone Iftl I A C R E S F A R M land, O c l. I U Top Flight Patnl *2 26 Oai Ju ly I. Phono M M nr 16I.M Navy - T “ Shirt* I .41 Ea. WtiR Sm N IB S HHEE D D tbrea jiw m a, apt. Tarpaulins, All 8 lie* D«n*» Huy TIII You T r v closj In, PhcnS T3VM a ft.r I A R M Y N A V Y S U R P LU S >19 S eated Ave __ Ph t M I m W k BED RO OM porches. Chryital lAkc J -U k C L ' V /A l ' ^ ’T Dining kc^m Excellent Condition. Hotel for chlldrsii. Fralt Ira n fas .callable I 'I'Nin-mi Sp.‘*uit h e r ,,r« i N EW FI.OO KH surfaced to prr fectlon. Old floors rna<l« hkr new. Ftni»hiuic. clranlllg A sat Ing. Portable power plant, ?. yeara n tp rrlrn rs *a Kent mol* Concrete eewer pipe, Kfeaae trap'. County, II. M lileaion, lwk> •eptlc tank., ateppiuf atone*, hern hi a, flower pot*, block*, Marv. window aills. lint rla and r o ll Drag litre, liulhlofer, <liinip tro. V rrete flmir*. Free e*tirnate». muck, ftll dirt .hell and elai M IH A C L K C O N C R E T E P IP E CO by load or Job. Contact II It 30:. Elm Ave. Phone 1131 L'lliatrd, and a-social*!, 1 ill* I. S W A P s lid e — * 4ttb r. 61It HI Mew York Ave., IIvlMnd. I’h Wa Huy, Bell or Trad* uro»t 4Ml or 2H4-W anythihf. Phone 1W8-J. V ie ti. • .w e ** . . , t. 1. .» O KI.AN 1)0 Morning Hcntlnel. IRIRID 6*%s |iiii)| (Halt * V/All now. A. K. Roaaetter, Floriai Hav IlhA -J. Phone IM i-W j Celery Ave. K 'K P \ I It -M n iiK ItN IK K M .K V K L R E K H lO K H A TU tt, f. ft home. Only 10*4 ilnwn ln*a r* m ml It Ion |<i0. 1004 Elm ijulrnl K11A Plan. In.tallim n Loan Dep’t., Room 117 I'b r 1 T O H E HOLD at aurtiun. Five man 2*6. Hanford Atlantic Natl‘">d life raft, 20 inch bicycle, one Rank. Meinla-r F D IC . stroller, porch rocker, tire*. III V E N E T IA N Ill.IN D H n.ailc t. irallon water key, rubber lire order. Seminole* Venetian lilinrf wheel barrow, at Farmers lia rCo. K20 W. 3rd HI. I Tom ket Friday n i g h t . ______ II H .W . 's lip D E L T A Power snw . ' h Inri. U a V A N D N l O l i r d rill . .. I blade, alto dado act, 1100. Rab­ hour* a day. Serving goral f<bits, all titrs, cheap. Alan feedhotiiemoile plea, and cold era and hutche- Call I M M L A W N M O W E R 8 Shkrpssind i— AltTICI.KH WANTKII—A cycle* repaired, lock and le i work. Prompt m r ’i , II. ^ »VE H U Y , H E L L A T R A D E u'c.l Shuman !llt) E 4th St,__ furniture. Wllson-Maler Furnllure Pa 3H R. 1st Phone SM E X P E R T liO O K K E E l'IN i; and lax aervlce fur any *mall In, 1 O N E 8 M A I.ii Show C’a*e. In«iulre nest, laiw ratea and guaiai-'-' lax work hr local rc.hh it Phono IC44-J. HEM? W A N TbH —* TH A C TO R W ORK, hartowiny dleclng, leveling. Any «lro Jot E X P E R IE N C E D help^ A p ^ l Y lA s y ' r Drug Store. Call I I T -M , ' ~ ________ W A N T E D — Dump truck two m*n i’lA N flH timed r nnd > i m - l < •" 2-3 data abort Irani. Call J . It. la rry W»,»ter 147 '-J. ■ V n * av..ft’i.;ia Dilbrry, 2441 Otnet.v n _ mmvi «t adunii —n F .T P K f ilB N d U ) help wanted fur cook, dishwasher and waltrea.ei F O U N D — Pocki’thcHik on P a r k Avenue. Owner identify and pa’ Apply only In person al Hotel for ad. Hanford A utom ate Montesuma. Laundn Ph..,.. f(M<2 O P P O R T U N IT Y — Young man to learn Plastering. Rapid ad L o W T C d W lllark Silk I'm hr ell a with curved c r v la l handivanrsmtnl Tel. 144?- J______ __ ill or near Piggly-W igylv. Find *t_. W O P K W A N T K I I — er please leave at Hanfor I lie. aid. It* w aid. — ” A L L T Y P E S of Uulldoser Work • o n , 1 1 pvt .| 1 Reasonable Rale*— Free E «tlmale*. Carpenter A Oraeey. iitlY iN fi A C A R T Ib-fnrr fm»' I W * t m - M or KM - I cine *e* u* to save money. In stallment tx>an D*p‘t.. R.oim l i t J o b a s m a i d or nurse. Eva Pkice * <* p - ’if .el **1*etl, -k aw, k . mh 9 N41W m ' Rank M.-mbcr P P IC 10— R tu iiM a s O p fs s rtu n ltlM 1*46 N A S H Ambaaaador 4 .Irene | sedan, 1843 Naah 600 2 door SQ IF T SH O P dxn, M » paint, good tires. Will SAAOO 00 gpiiiw WeV Sff* trsda and fInane*. Phone 3*4 “B r t w a e i f t J J H> I*'nut S l r i k u - - �----------------------------------- ----------------^ i i n B v■ ------W K> ,B-’.VH’ B IS ;.«•>S f j M l g r ;’; ' n L. W EPNBSPAT^AUG. H, 1950 n ? r RANFnnn n r n A i.ii ba n fo w p F l o r id a Rand Speak On Blood Supplies Mrs. An outline nf the setup nrrra•ary for maintaining ptnper sup­ plies nf L' inmI and pla<ma for ttr#- In Ih l. country In event nf emercgencirs ».i* niit||nr<( today tn member* nf Ihr Lion* Ctllli, sponsor* nf thr Seminole Count v Rlond flunk. by M m Fid Ruud, secretary nf ihr (Y n lrn l Florida Rl««d Hank. Orlando and F. \. R ra d l-cr. member if ih r Hoard nf Dlrertnm. Mra. Hand »tie«»«d lh* m id <f having an rc lii riunmittn-. pn*. frrahly includin'* a doctor, and a "telephone crew ’ o ronlarl prospective doimi ■ and rnakr dr. flnltr appointment* foe da- * when Idond hank rl in It a ir to I,held h rrr. Such rllnir* ran l>r hrld on Tu t-d a y . and Thui-dav* Martini.’ In Replemhs-r, ah' aald. In o nlrr In hive an adequate atlpply nr r r 'r r v r In lh,. , rrrllt. nf .hr I’ntmly Rlond Hank, it Inarraaary In lake in in-.r • hlnral than !• ss-nl rnil, die .la ird In ra w of M in o r U.aihlni;, grrallv Itirrr.tc I .. cnlir. v ml I h" rn-rdril fur transfusion*. .h r .aid Mr. Hradlirrr n o iip tn d l l r hloral haul arm nnl. with those nf a finanri.il in.titiillon nr hank, atrm »rd Ihr nerd if “ keeping up accounts" and .la ird that a gi,*| rnm m lllr. an hini|!t Ih l. pm . gram In a vrry efficient i,an iiri. l lr polnlrd mil Ih.i. lio n . Intri national ha. dnm niurh In Ihn llnr nf maintaining hl'rik hank, throughout ihi country, Klny l.lon Hat tv Uiih.nn an* tirctim l Ih tl l.ion d o ri lo r. tt-mld n u ll Fhldav night al llir tin nr vf III p i V W i t ' . - . min l i n t III i h r l o . li f In Eoldlng lo d< i ‘.i • I ««-||| |ir ||,r of a nlghl nirrllmr P a n . wrn- anmunr.'il fm hav­ ing n h4nk rllnic* lii |h«* lirfil f uf ill r . rri*nch Pears ((•«|lNN»ll I f HIM |'«|» IlNf | lain alio tltnuhi agirr, now, lo arnti five imur of it. own riiviMonr lo Germany or Nortlirrn I'ranee, The <rim m Korea ha. hrouglii the American |>oiil,on in Fiancr lo a low (mini. The lint hluili of iratifiration at American inter­ vention in Korra liar lirrii rue teedid hy a . o r nf cfnmay al U . X ft verier. (,> j 11k f irn<h long liarr r*|rr< Inf thr Gienylli of Ametkan .n m Ciperially the atom I'orrih In gi»r them lunr In y,r| wr|| fnnu (lie la. I war, and In iratm, A m rn ra n . nrwly-anivrtl on Ih u •Idr nf (h r Allanlir report that Mm drfrola In Korra havr hardm rrl Am rnran determination tn rearm amt. If n r r r .w iy . In la* ready for a .hnwdnwn wllh H u .- k lllt \/l Stars And Stripes Published In Korea A J C ll I I H | U M I » V BY A S S O O A T K O PRESS Snmr .r i r n t l . t . agrrrd today that yesterday's earthquake— on# rf thr g r r a t r .t r v r r measured by m a n -m a y have nrcuried near thr wild fa.lnraa nf thr Himal­ ayan mmintatna. Whether thr big ipiakr .hook thr ra ilh In T i I k I, F'.a.trrn India m norlhrrn Hnrma *>< uncertain in Ih r opinion nf (h r .r seismolngia l. T h r Hrv. |lani*l l.lnrhan, H J , load »f ih r Itostnn t'ollrgc Jteiamngraph N'atinn In Weston, M a il, •aid II w a . not .n ip ti'ln g that po word had h rrn rrrrlvrd from the vicinity nf th r ipiakr. llr .aid h i. opinion wa. “better than a g i i r . . ’’ that It probably o c riin n l in Ih r wild Himalaya* of ra .lm n India. Ilritirh experts Jrrid nl Ihr plant trrm o r took p l.r r In T ih rt, I t prrhap. Hnrma. One K rw Oh.i i v . liny offirlal ptarrd it !»• tw rrn thr H im a la ya , and Hnrma. In lirrm a n y. th r Genohvsirat Ifi'tiliitr nf Ih r University of Goettingen supported Ihr view It might h iv r originated in Hnrma •n Tibet. |r w a . d r.iid in l a . thr .ttr.ig ra l in Ih r In.Hltdr*. 50* yrar h l.lm y and m oir vinlrnt Ilian Ihr onr whlrh flattr nrd Mrsilna. Ita ly, In killing irn rr than Mt.iMki jierson*. Jnckie Uohinstm II - x l a . M r i m r a n IlH l Inn. “ lirraUM* mmplaienrv ha. »rl in.” l(nhin*on. flr»l Nrgrn In Ihr big leaguer in mmlern lime., |» playing hi. foinlh >ra«on for Ihr I lodger, l-a.i vrar h" « a i .ele* l » * •. 'hr mo I valual-lr player In the N'.tiorial l.rjtgur an*l wa. Irague hnlliug rhampion with an avrr•igr of :tt2. Allhough now In r ► lump hi. p rr.rn t avrragr I. JIIR a dlop of ‘Jfi point. In Hirer w rrk . Itohlriaori d'-nird thru- wa* any .rriou. ill.pule wilh Manager llhrl Hhollon ol thr iFodger*. “ We’ve alw ay. gotten along fine," he aaiil. “ H r'i a gmol man* ager. Ilr'a alwaya trealwl me •w ill.” fiio.a wrote In Ihr New York 1*0.1: “ No one man nr thing ran be Mimed fur Ihr 500 pace the I M g r r . havr »et within Ihr paal Ik* w rrk . of ha.rhall while the whip ha. been wrratnl from their hnnda hv the Philtlea, who have brrnme Ihr aggre.anr. nf the Nalinnal league while Ihr Hndgrr* have rrrrrtril tn the rnlr nf fat. all.fled i-hamp. aannyed wllh rarh other'a mannrrtun. and mannrr*. "Khotlnn, Itb kry, and Ihr Ihidgrt player., acting In rnnrrrt, are lii (dame.. .Then- la a rumor ho king around Inwn that Oil llm lgr. look a puko at Don New* cumin- one rrrenl day. I know Ihi* i. untrue, hut I el.u know that ■•vrryliodv doe.n't like evrrvliody in the Dodger drraaing room." (irn r T lr r n r y and liana A o d rrw . In a romanllr scene from 2<ith Century.F'ox’s "Where Ihe Sidewalk Kmli", .bowing Thursday and . . . .... F'rlday on thr R iti screen (ie n e v a B r id g e n \/.n:s f r e e d F 'R A V K F'I'R T. Gvrm.ny. Aug It'eellaeeO i> n* raa* Uatl 10 M ) l.'.lit former Na.il offlproduce or fruit arr ofirn up to rial., rnnvlclrd a . war criminal*, eight fret wide anl if two of will lie rr|ra.rd .hortlv from nrithe.e trurka try to |ia>a on thr Min under nrw giMMl conduct rrgupreaent (Jeneva Hoad leading Into latlonv, I'nllrd State* aulhoritie. iianfnrd, they will have In go out annourui'd tmlny. on th« narrow and toft ahouldrra, j Th ry inrludr F’tlrdrlch Flick, aald Mr. C ray. former German indoitrlali.l. Rich. He attributed thr preient condi-1 aril Dane, onr time food and agri­ tlon of thla road to Ihr failure culture minister who wa. ronvided the State Hoad Drparlmrnt to for Ida pari in Ih r ''cruel ».hemr” determine whether to rilrn d and lo “unlawfully deprive Jew* and improve the highway into Hanford Pole* nf Ihrlr land and trd u ron IU present route nr to branch thrm |n .rifilom and In tetllr Iheit off nn the lakefronl prnert. land, wilh Grirnanc," Olio Die "In view of the hravy tm rk Irii-h, Hitler’* p r o , rhief whom traffic expected from the vrgctahl Ihr rourt found guilty of -** perand fruit growing region* of the at*tent campaign to amunir the lower Ka»t O u t to thr Hgnford hatrrd of the Germans.,. .again.t State Market and other nutlet*. thr Jew .,” and former l.t. General | would preaonally recommend Rudolph l.ehtnsnn. Judge advocatthat both route* be u«ed,“ »ald Mr. nf ihr German army, who w « Gray, lie .ugge.teil that trurka arrti.i-d nf lotlaliairatirig In Ihr Ik routed over the Geneva Avenue drafting of rarnitlnn order*. highway, and pai.rnger ear* nver the shore line route. Kail Strike The 'rurlng of the concrete on the new bridge will br finl.heal ""••'■••*0 *•»«*> raa* rraei hy Sunday, hut thr bridge ran- irra .e " than thr mmpany'a offer not be opennl until the approache. of flvr cent, an hour. And a large part of the nation's are paved. Plan* are pending to retain pprtlnn* of the old bridge supply of vital noala a.h haa been shut off hy a major strikr now for use of flahermen. Aakad If any action had been in prngre*. at plants nf Allied mlvay Chemicals and Dye Co., mlvn taken lately on the prnpo»ed lake Chemical* front route M r. Gray Mated that proves., and the Diamond Alkali the mailer la now wholly up to the Corp. Soils a*h I* nrrrlrd in doien* of 8 lata Road Department. I~ I • Hagan ha* completed *urvey* «>f items. The strike, hy 7,200 themlthe route as requeued of thr ral worker* who la-long lo dlalriet County by the Road Department, 50 of the united r.ilnr worker*, has 50 nf the united mine worker*, ha ha aald. i ot off 60 lo 70 per cent of the U N F A IR P R AtTH 'F'JI nation'* supply. W A S H IN G T O N . Aug Irt -'A h In New York, a new aerie* of A National l.almr Relation. Hoard negotiating .rsainn. started Wed­ eaaminer refttaed tmlav to dl.m |.« nesday in Ihr two-month .trike unfair lalior practice chargr. again.l llu World-Telegram and brought laat winter again.l John Son. Th r bargainer* are lo meet U laewla and h i. Dnlleal Mln»- dally, until they reach an agree­ ment or n complete stalemate. Wnrkara. A possible strike vote against ffgnmlner Arthur le ff ordered hearing, to proceed on the charge- General Fllectrlc Co. was to b* although W Welly ar................. K. Ilopkln*. at- discussed In New York Wednes­ ternqp for the union, laid the «-oal day hy the C IO Electrteal Workmine operators who made th* era, which said Its negotiation! complaint, had aakrd that they with the company broke down last week. *' ’ ■* he 'd m T b n a ha. hrrn no *urh rrartlnn In Frame. Ton F'lrnrh government C lim b c rH offlrlala arr faring thr problem to 0 d rg rrr that grnrrally la plea.(I'nnllnard from Page One* trig In Amrriran oh.rrvrr*. Hut nnlda. wa. found myaterlnu.ly a aarnpling nf .rntlmm t among .hoi lo death. thr French population, tiling* n» Hhe walked wllh her heart rtnnrri aurh rr.pnnar., and ap|M-ari-il grief-atunned itjrT h r lark nf a “ will In fight,* nn her arrival. She refused auch a. ri'.irltrd in Ihr F'lrnrh •alk to n#w»men when she dept>e-| rullap.r of HUH, l. in evidence a- off an aitliner in l<o* Angelos, gain. Many Fienrhmrn Milrmnly en mute hero. weigh the.r a lta rr* "* '.: Reyimlils' body wa* lowered hy Would aiMilh.r war I k wor»r mpe to Ihe 11.500 foot level last than almply 1" *11 down and wait night and will tie brought out hy to Ire nrtllpled hy thr llllo laiu T parh tiuiro Imt-iy. O r would It ha better to try to The IvMlie. nf both hoys, who take a mittral rn u u r in Ihr hope winked ai the nearby f.erro O urthat Kua.la would not niatrh iht” dn silver mine this summer a n ! France T idaunril In ruler Harvard this It M aggrr. Amettran* In hear fall, w ne spied first through hiFrauchnnn they havr known lor nnculars hy Harold Gates, veteran a long time aerloutly weigh auch mnuhtainrei, who directed rasruroniiocialioti*. r|a In them. It la eem mute atafgtiing t« Experienced rllmbera, the lads hear an many Ftrnchmen give an- -el nut Aug. n in ecalt the dang, awera which, to American.. Bound emus east side of Mt. Whilnev Ilka capitulation. T h r phtloioph) — ordinarily an elght-hour scram­ of "alt ami wall” »• widespread ble for expert*. Alpinist- pointed out that a In France. , The F‘tem h appear In havr lo»t party nf five I* lh* minimum for confide nee In arrlal l«mhardment **feiy. A rhtink nf granlt*— rot•* all aVMt* •«** lime vi tna east i — even wim »«* .w w - a m ea ns of stopping grotiml forre* faro -could have rtumhled tin-1 The Korean nxpcilenre* have help- Her the weight of hand nr foot i «d bring lhat. ami the French con­ and scut pair plunging. A tall oi mistte, hy unt eir.dd tinue tn ifmetn'iMr •»"* leng *t tmik lh* Ihi Unite U n iin i fllatra lo get into havr Jerknl ths nther from an temk ln-ecure perch. the last Iwn war*. Ten fret of Ihr nylon rope link­ Firn rli official* havr told »Hrlr American mlleagues that Ihr Hr- ing them was attached to Wa*. faatisl atniosphrtr in F'ranrr will Berman's imdy. 80 feet tn Rey­ rhangr If at leaal five U. 8. diet- nold's form. gtons are aiMect lo Ihr Hefriisc force In Western Germany. Th ry ■Iso want an equal allnlmrnt of I l ' s l I l s t r S K ra a l P ag* 0**1 BHtlali troop*. the day because a high pressure Although aurh troop* may not b# gvai,ei'|e immvttiately in Amerl- area moving through th# Atlantic ra. U. 8 affinals here are advis­ fmm Ihe north still was blocking ing Washington that a promise a turn In a more northerly d ir ;:to send those trnopa at thr ra il lion. ‘It may he," Norton added leal possible moment would buoy '•that the high pressure araa will th* French. These troop* weuld not bp e i- break up sufficiently tn allow a so. peeled to ttetu any Russian at­ northern curvature— I hop# tack They would he intruded In- anyway.” 6We\e going to hav* io haeo It aad to atrni thr wava of prtslmtom which la felt, perhaps moat * pretty cio-e watch on Uti* storm," Norton said. "It'a now a heavily In France. Coupled with thla demand fnr severe hurricane with plenty of troop*. A/iHWiMn official* ate wind." Ih e last ixlviaoty. |*a-»«d at 4:41 urging H al a chain nf roian- tml M •iUlillahpd lit ours, with an A. M. (F.H TI had a«Umat*tl high •vetaR commatular, u gat pin- e«t vlnd* at about IM ntlla* par i and the rcarmamenl of hour. Thu* th* storm'* Intensity had Jumped front 100 to uaurty I V ) th* fdtem a it Iona rolling. miles’ per hour In a little mora Americana feel that a rentrallI command would help solve an- than four hour*. ey knoliv iirohlrm— the use of IN MEMORY aan Industry In the rearmaIn sad hut loving mgmory of program. The French Bocialour dear Mother. Slater and Wif«. leU oppose thla. However, Ametkan official* bo- Mr*. Florence Gsndy Johnson of Gcnvea, Fla., who MBaud away that if a top-ranking comM r pul utad out that German «*• year ago today, Aug. }«, L549 production muat b* increased Western S O U TH W EST KOREAN F R O N T , Aug. Ill— (A*)— Star* and Stripes, American G l newspaper of two World Wars, Is opening shop here in Korea. One officer and six enlisted men arriveal toaljy to set up the g-and-8 Korean edition. They will rarrv on a i r ail It tort of frontline reporting built hy some of the tK.t-known name, in American journalDm, The late ilrywood Rroun and Alexander Woolcott and Harold Ro m , editor of the New Yorker magaiine, »et the puce in Wor'd War I days. Cartoonist Rill MauidIn. Jack F'oise and other* .paranl the »rc«md war edition, puhli.hed over the world wherever G l. were concent rated. Arriving on the Allied Korean Iwai hhrad tn pul out the paper weir Capt. Thoma. I,. Hand. Hasting*a. Mich., a veteran of the Far­ t'-pran edition; Hgt. F;*rl 7, Smith, Spokane, Wash.; Hgt. Allen S. Waters. 6H Hark Place. Sea Cliff. N. Y .; Hgt. Francis Donahue. 68 Tam worth Rd., Norwood, M an.; Pfc. I.ri'inrd W. Turner. F'ort Fair field, Mr., and Pvt. Hal R. Ramble. «47 Hush S t u n . San Francisco. One K-and-S correspondent, CpI. FYnir rcclrr of San llcrnardino. Calif., was killed coveting thr Kn. ri-an war in it. rattiest .tagrs. Since then Ihr paper had nol had fiontline corrr.pondrnt. irnoriing tn thr H-and-8 edition. (King puh* lislied fur nicupatlnn troop. In Japan and Germany. Tokyo edition, were flown to Korra but usually rent lied front­ line troop, days late. HC8INK8H M A N A G E R Bomber Strike tOawWaa.B h a s rags ow*l Ing motor., checking machlnegun*. Inspecting the botnh load*, nmld uildrnly it w a. time to go aboard— Just about 6:S0 A. M. Our plane, commanded hy Cant Jack R. Packwood, Chehalis .Va»h„ was in the first squadron, led hy Col. Claud* E. Putnam, Jackthnrn. Tex. Our big plane roared and lum bered down the runway. It. en­ gine. straining to po|| ihr Ill-ton bomb load Into the air. T h i. wa. what Pack wood called "the dangrroua time” hut all 9i» Superfort, rlrared safely. We joined the other plane- in the .quadrnn over an i*f;nal IMt mile, .outhwe.t of the field, flew due west and then north right up the middle of Korra. T h r -quadron flew right along the Naklong River line — some­ time. w rit, sometimes ea.t nf that mranderlng muddy stream. There wa. one big worry In the mioal. of all— no one wanted to drop bombs hy accident nn American troop, east of the river. O'Donnell had gone ahead over the taigrt area to make sure that none of the attack plane, got over friendly territory on It. bomb run. D E L A N D . Aug. 15— I8p#clall— Charles J Franklin, business sec­ retary of the Cleveland Y.ll.C.aV for the last IT years, will become husinet- manager of John B. Stet­ son University on Sept. I, Presi­ dent J . Oil ik Edmunds said today. Franklin will assume the fi­ nancial administration and the supervision of administrative em­ ployee- at Stetson. This l« a newlv rreated position designed to co­ ordinate for more effective work thi. branch of the University. President F'dmund- said. L eft! Notice xotics n r « ia r.i|irir* .jA L r NOTICE 18 HERBilT That a l l GIVEN --------I. r A M*r«. aa Bberllf at KemlnoU ..III Ceuntf, nst'rts. w alHla. *» ' on Unaitsr. the* tth Ja r ar Penttrm b ir. A H . !***.’ g tbs aurlag the legal hoars of salt, lo•It fcstweea tho hours nr ele.ea loch A.M. A.R. i___, ana two _ nctocii rg o'clock .. under snd b r v i r t u e of that re rt s ln final Judgment entered nn ths Tth day of July. AD.. I»»*. I" that cer tala r i a l # p . n i i m B In the K l r r a l l r o a r t of th* N i n t h J u d ic ia l C ircuit nf Klorlda I " a n d fnr Bemtiml# C ounty, w hr reln W i l l i a m <1 K v s n j . C la ire Kvsae O ' l ’n s n a f and Jo h n E v a n s ar* P U l n l l f f s an d It G MeInloah. II, Is l**fend*nt. offer foe sal* and .ell to « h * hlaliret and best bidder far r a s h all stock of the Sea of Japan and then headed goods, wire *, r ro r r h s n d i s e . ntfl- * e-iulpmcnt. m s r h l n e r v and sll nther for home. personal p r o p e ily situate In that “ I ’ve got thr report on our run.” certain store *1 5*1 Kael Fi rs t said thr radioman. Staff Set Sirsst In ths C i t y n f Hanford, M u r ­ said salt I " h* mads to satisfy Walter R Lambert, niue.tone. W. id*. seld Judamsat In the sum of I I . . Va. "O n the target, rxrellrnt re. 1H *t, sad costs In the sum of suit*, no flak, no rnemr aircraft I I * . t*. together w i t h th* cost of t a k i n g la v s n lo r y th « r * o f sod m*h sighted." ing sal# Ih trs o f. s ai d **l* lo he We looked at rarh other. “ F’ x- I mad* on lh* p r e m i e r * SI 1*1 K*»l K l r » l Hlrssl. t i s n fo r d . I lo r ld s . snd rellent re.idts,” said one. “ That said salt l » be g in nr o m p tl r after mean- we dropped our load and tk* hour of t l e v t n o'clock A M on none of ii . fell out the Iximh hay.” said dsts . N O T I C E 18 r U M T H B H I I K H K H T G I V E N . T h a t I n v s n t o r y of all of the T h r rrrst of Mauna laoa, thn | p rops )t y io he eold I* now In the hands of lh* H h e r l f f of hsmlnole Hawaiian valrano, la more than I1County, Florida, a n d m s y b* In. n.HOG fret high. I speclcd by an y p ru s p e i tl v s pur chaser al th# offic e of lh* »ald hherlff O'lbinnell personally directed thr N G T I C F : 18 K C I t T I I E I I G IV EN qtiatlroiu as they came o'm r. T h a t said eal* w i l l he made s|th#r His voire boomed over the ear- l h T H f M l l l l I T r m H T M h T I I Item hy l i t * , o r as a whole, accord j i m i i l l . i i n i i i t . u : a i m i r Ing to lh* bids r e c s lv t d phone.; ” |f you can't see clrarly N O T I C E 18 K C I c r i l E I I I I E I I E I I T i i i i m i . i-l.n n ili* . Ih < MAhlo drop your bomb, on thr fir-t G I V E N T h a i said Jud gm ent tntered « i n*. tn said raus* It a lien upon all pro. run go bark again and do*, 'em," J l i l l N M *H 11*T . p a r ly lo k# eold euperlnr In eny ••uiniirr F’nitunately th* w rathrr over ilen acquired s uh ee que nl lo the the target rrctanglr madr that nn- I t l - T I I « ’ M i a i D T . b r i n g i n g of sur h p r o p s r lr on I h i premlsea above desc ribe d. necessary. I moved hack and look­ I i - t . txlahl. N O T I C E 18 r U R T I I i : n G IV EN . iitvn itt’ i: p n n r E K n t N G R ed out through the bomb-bav. That should a n y person, firm or M i T H t : T n A P I K A l t wurt A N 8 W B B Through orraslonal patches nf S T A T E o f g taiill t |i A .- l l t ’T I I « ’ corporation claim any properly In cloud. I could *ee--from tn.no'i Iliw ifiV i l l i r . K T I N G M . said pise* of hwslneaa known as ut Jo h n s M s c l r l r C o m p a n y localtd si *l«N >D r feet— the patch of woodi-d hill- T o Ml •Til T u a a r r haralir no that Tel FUal Meat H l r s s l Hanford E l o r . and .n orraslonal tiny farm rl'lsgr Ji MIS' XII a It I t baa t i rtified -o sM .li lt Ida. they shall m a k e Ihelr ils lm e In thr valley where the RnT. weir a r a l n a i n m I t l - T I I •" M o t i l l f . rte- k n o w n io Ik# M h ertf f of Bemlaal* renrtwx' I n ) Divorce. In Die I ’ l m i l l County, Morlda. prior to said »*h reported m a-ird In forre. NUpO) J tie*I* 1.1 » *ln ill I . Hem|. date above mentioned se prnvlded I saw no movement of tremp. t'lnarl. Morlita nida l'•^llnlr, g ln ru la . « ) H-n fori l. by Keitli-o It IV. el een or vehicles, nothing that would Kl-.rlrt. t u l ' « H i : l l t U I K t t r M l * Mlalute* Annotated Dated at 8snfnrd. Klorlda Ihl indlratr an enemy arm y wa* below T I K I t : H « m.| I I K i f t ' l l t E D In t-e amt a linear elih*r in t*er-—n nr h r Al* list day nf July, A ft.. I*te II aailaarB O m P s« i n m In forre. It was |0:50 A.M. P. A. MEMO l i i r n e r . before tlie alMi.e 1’niirt on t rllrii check In the nmmmt of Then suddenly the bomb* Iw-gen the I n - I day of Hepieniher |» le. at Ae Hherlff nf H-mlm.l* 5.T7,MVI.I2 made nut tn Donn on to fall away, onr hy enr. I hratd H an for d. Ffoi ld a. an d III# t h s r e . County, Florida . Ja n 17, ID 18. a f l e r y o u r A ne w er of lufe na e as the Immhartlier shout "fire !" over you m a y he a d » l» e d Kail you But. The Racing Commission I* con- the Interphone. Then the Inmhs henr# a Decree pro r n n f e .s u wil l he IN THE cot NT OK THE COI VTt ducting an Investigation into thr in thr rear bay— or most of them - en te red a a a l n - l yuu an d the eald JilMilk sEW ihoi.r: c a iN T t. " tiu r" ownership of the State's dropped together In a salvo. cauee |*r*H‘e»d es parta. IN FMnRAT*_ W line#, m y hand and Official INFLOIIItlA. !8 pari-mutuel plants and attempt ItEi IMTATK o r T h r plan had bran to spare thr Meal nf the above entitled t’antt Ing to find out If noy of th I-iopral Notice Race Track trsrks, or officials, made ilh-gal contribution, to political candi­ dates. "I'm going to warn Ihem they're in grave danger of having Mime one file a suit to compel th»m to revoke Donn'a permit,” Clif­ ford said. Most of th* evidence In hit l-ns.r.tlnn Has been available to the Racing Commls.lon for more than a year, CHffnnl said. 'T h e y ’ve stalled. Now maybe they're nn a spot where they will have to act They ralleal Ihi* pullin- hearing themselves •— some, thing I have hern demanding.' g." Th e Remlied Hat submitted Ky M i l J a s w J ' a l a J . a k a - - - — a - - fa y a— Clifford 'Mad show, payment, nf lljOOO, and 9W0 Donn tor triivil atpehsea and Ikon and 1200 paymrnt. lo John Rurwrll, Slate legtslator from F’ort luiudcrdale. ‘ ' Iximha sq they would hit aliout Ihl* let day of A-iau-l 1*1*. af 150 feet apart. Hut when thr H a n fo r d Hemlnolo C o u n t y . Flo ri d a . <> I- II Eli.N l x i n . Immhardirr saw smoke In our IIClerk of Circuit Court. Hemlnole County. FGorlda 2U he hit the salvo swilrh and >th Circuit dmppeil th* ismalnder of thr load IH E A I.I at nnre. It turned out the “ fire” smoke ramr from a ahort circuit that was easily fixed. rhirnprartor The bomba threw up showers of Han. At. Nat. Hk. RMg. dust and dirty blaek and hrowh smoke | saw nn explosions other Ph. 1752 or 1745 than those of thr bomb- them n c :m a n d x r a y seves. The enemy th rrw nothing at us in the way of anti-aircraft— or If they did It didn't rome rloje. In minute* the target area wa* obscured. We rnntlnuad north. Following squadron* mnvad Into drop their Oplomelrlnl loads over what qulrklv became a rorrtdor of noise, dust and— we 11.1 MagnoRa Ava. Pkea* SIhoped death for the enemy. We lurnml east, flew n'.-l ovrr Dr. H. K. Kinic l)r. Henry McLaulin ANNA LBM LEWi 18. II also know n aa ANNA 1.UWI8. lucesyed a u , CM Borrtm a a n d F~KnBOMB MATIBU rtcAIMa OH DEHAND* AUAIMBT BAll! ESTATE, Tau and each of you are hereby notified aad required to nraMnt eny claims aad dtmanrta whlrh ro«. or dither af you. mar have aaejn.t the aatale af ANNA I.E E I. k Tv I h. aim known *s ANNA LEW IS , deceit#*. | tat* of said County, to Ik* County Judas ot Seminole County. Florida, at hla office In th# court koute ot said County al Hanford. Florida, within elaht calendar month# from the time of the firet puhlkatlnn ol this notlre. Each claim nr demand shell he la writing, and shall -isle lh# plac* of retldsncs and post of­ fice addr**t of lh . claimant, snd shall be sworn lo by Ihe claimant to a g t n l . or a t to r n e y , an d any surh r iaaim l n r desaead n n l so n m shell be veld. J A T H. BECK * M 't f g e q s t e r « f lbs L t a W ill s a d T e e la n e a l af i A aaa l-a* l-ewia. afeo law it. a o w n a a Anna I* area te d . S First publication Augaet ». Ill* h Mountain SUNSHINE SERVICE IS YOUTH INSURANCE! vl*UttlOINJOY UPI...W Tropical Storm / l a - o i e r a t e i t m . . .w o l t f kifcfetai ...better meal*, with lew work at lower coat...whiter, brighter waihe*...easier housekeeping...an end to thorn bot-andbothered frowni...more time to relag. May young, ttijoy Florida'* better living. Ye*, every worry' you w ith off oo Reddy Kilowatt it on* lew grey hair in your bead. So check with your electric duel*.* oe all the ndw rime-eavieg. worklaving app'ieecea...ae# him todayl *r / ' I B '“s’SV FlORlDj , I'va ini broad strong ihouldafJ ^ • » Tad Mother lo pda Mr chorea au im . roma out and k m h i Mlh yw. *. 1 « I I C H T IU IID ‘ ,vt- •. ITStTe’v. i*i >% 'M Jerif.ji'i Your EJactric Friaud, I I •« yj . '^Ii * •»eb, K • * C G f U M N Y ♦ F IO S IO A •* tf ah'U b't'f'*. m It s L\AiP V '" ' -J& ■i- «S» X m i' j* •r *- Hi 7$ B5 Wuk- �— ... TH E In Unity Tli«r* I* Strength— T q P r « l « t Ih* Pm m of I hr World I T o Promote I hr Progress of AmrrWr. T o Produce Prosperity tor R u l r t i W a n AN t e IN D E P E N D E N T d D A IL Y I f m F o r K o ­ re a n W a r Is P a s s e d ; C o m m itte e s G I F a m ily F a v o r B lo o d y W A S H IN G T O N , A o g. IT t.rt— T h r Senate Imlay ap­ proved and arnt to the WMtr llniiHr a Mil bringing in.oofl.. non addillonil persona mtdrr Social Security r n r r r a jr and htHMiinc hrnrfila for .7.000.. 000 rrtlrrd worker*. W A S H IN G I ON. Aug 17 (A*) Th r Srnatr Finance Committer today unanimoutly approved I’ rrsidrni Ttum ant 'first installment" $5,DflO,1)00.000 la i boost. |o help finance llir Kmran war and In arm America againil Communist aggretlion. The Irgiilalion. which may go In the ( ’ residence de»k by Sept. I, null thr nation's lag law, virtual­ ly nn a watlimr fooling. Il hootli individual income la in h yaluuil $3.0nO,000.000 meaning incrcaaei ol up in 20 |>«rcrni lor I hr 50.000.00Q-plt*> taxpayer*. Cor­ poration! will pa) 11.500.000.000 mote a year. The inraaiitr provides a full taa exemption on the aervlre v*V (■la fighting thr Korean war. It given taa incentive* In quicker Induatlir'a idtohljng for the th r produr lovtry'iLlitooling lionl oY’ tf* needs ' o f ' the armed I I W t lln N **• r a a » T a i l Major Crops Get Federal Support At Maximum I^evel W A S H IN G TO N , A u g . 17— t^t -T h u govirnmenl w ill aup|*oit grower prlrea of m ajor cropa In I OKI at maximum levela permltlrd by law. That Irvrl U 1*0 p rrrrn t of par lly. I’arity, a iiandard for mraa urine farm priree, ia rleelared hy law to la* equally fait In produrcm . and thoir wh-v huy their produett. The govtrnmrnt could drop the lu p p o iti r-> f<S prrrent of parity next year. Rut Ih - International initiation l>e|ng what li la, Beeretary of A g n riiltu rr Brannan haa derided to keep support* high to rnrour e g r tug crop*. TL. I*rr* ?«*"w»*l anniincrmrnt of a 1931 support program may rnnte within a few rlaya for wheat. * The winter wheal portion of thia grain rrop will be aeedrd In thr fall. Ilrnre. the department tr|11 mflEH’H't*#* *-• "*O'* i(«Mim«»<l !)• ran# h » f i KcffiKtralion Books Open TUI O ct 7 A ll thn«e who have not yet re­ register'd and who expert In vnte In the General Election on No*. 7, are urged to vialt the Supervisor's office in the Court llnuae and rrglater before the rleadllne on Oct. 7. The law rwpilrea all persona who have rhanged Ihelr place of realdenre or Ihelr namea or have had any other rhange In Ihelr registration atatua since re-regiitaring in the Spring to report to I he office (In person) and have the change properly recorded up­ on the RegUtratbm Books. Thla appllea lo those who either bought property or aold their property in order to aatabllih whether or not thee are fra*, holders. Only frteholHara or those who pay a personal property tax can vote in a school trustee •lec­ tion and the registration books will not he open again between Oet. 7 and the dal* the school trustee election la N o . 259 An-Micialed I'row* l,n i w d W ire 17. I'.bVl S u p p o rt W A S H IN G TO N . Aug. 1 7 l/Ti— T h r Srnatr Jn -lk ia rt Comm ilter appro,rd. 9 to 3. an anilCommunist bill aprtnsnrrd In Chairman MrCarran (D -N r * ). Il would require .hr registration of Communitl* and I nmimmi.l* frnnl organiration*. and would outlaw run, piratic*. l » oxerthrow thr (utrrnnirnl h* fnrrr In Ihnwr rr.peels, It ia similar In a M il apnnwirrd hr Hepuh'iein Senator. Aliindl (Sl> ) and Percn«on (M ich). T h r admin).trattnn dor* nn| lilir r ilh rr me*, aorr. V t l f r 30,000Red Koreans Launch Powerful Drive On Taegu; MarinesAttackObongiRidge Senate Group Approves Big Tax Increase B illio n I l»*r to p ttilt cloudy through Friday. I idle change In temper­ ature Light In moderate northm l winds, increasing In froth along thr middle east coaxt Frldsy. NEW SPAPER S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , lilt K S D A V . A i d . $5 W EA TH ER B n tt ic IC.t c c s T o C o n i,iin C o m m ie B r id g e h e a d A c ro s s S u p e r io r !* I III ( n m m u n is l C it ie s R iv e r A t C h n n ^ y o n j; THE BOILING ASIA CAULDRON l i r O I I I D MARCH!) ON TIRI7 hy Chines* Communists and report* of dry docks to Vladivostok from th# Billie, highlight newi on Ih* boiling Communists I'otir Out Ol W.icRwan-Kunwi Area Devastated By U. S. Superforts l" K 3 0 Stiday. Aug IH </P) I lurl* ihmoand \utih Koiean, upeiieil rii..i.i*r iltire on laegti "O 'hr irntral Koiean w affront I Inn «day. llie Red, rv,tired through *leep moiirit,in p .tir, 15 mile, north ol the v.iiili K me h i emergency capf•*I I hey weie e*i| of |j,e Naklong Run II, l m \ U I I I T I T I E A l t W i l l I L > MARINES. Korea. Aug, 17— (r l’l Ihe M ir iu r , wrre I'Kbllog I Lest li|"i«lie,| battle ol thr Korean war lml.iv agamtl Herb tlr,|»eraleiv try mg lo »|iiejtl llieit hriil^rlirail ,i ruts the wind nifi Naklont: River. tim ln i -eating *uo the leather nn k, stlv artirri hrhirrd a bait « i Ieel l-iil il i, .* ,l,»„ anil rn.tlv adv.ime lint balllr ol llic t llsmgi tulge, ihe itghltriv w «. (In s rin .rod Soviet ahipinrnta nf supplle* and lavage I lie Marnirv lul the Norlh cauldron of Asia. (Central r r r r O Koiran* *,ilh e*et>tliiog lliry liav*rstepl llirn r ihltrweis. I hr M a lu m i n ,I wm l mlit atlion last week on the snullicio Hank <d llir rnrenran ailaik In Haul t Ilium 1liry pinlied deep Hilo Red li-rnlitry m ihrl iliivc lint thrn limy weir pullrri lin k ami miiierl In this so lor In help the ,, _ , .'-till Itdaoliv IbiiMun wipe mil m tllo in c IS k ) O l l ( [ n t iSr Red t-nelralion aim s, ihe T o House G e n e r a l Naktnng on ihe renlral snlor of Oui, two Smith Korean dlvitlon, ,livsl between them and Taegu, ■•mill Korean, ronlrolled the iitoiini,ott |-... toad,. llir Communitl* (xiiiied out ot •he II Liriil-ri atra w r,l of llie m et llir, pmiprd oil liom an ilea between W ,e«w an and Kunwi U. S. A sks Other Truman Denounces Aid Of Kiwanians B o o s t Of On MuseumAssked UN N atio n s For Senate Funds For Roads By Mr,s. Russell G re a te r Speed W A S H IN G T O N . Aug 17 <,lh President Truman lodav dennon e-l move lo honal hi, nropoN o Tro o p s Y e t Sent asal,Senate for fedeiat aid In hiehwsiT o K o re a n F r o n t as "ImolisUtent with th - 'tint* to hold down non-defense «itend E x c e p t A m e r i c a n ln*.M He expn-,»ed hla view. In a W A S H IN G T O N . Aug. 17— letter to Chairman CSinver Ml |>P*— John Foxier Dulles -aid N M I of Ihe Senate Public Work* today PrraMrnl Trum an ha* Committee, which approved a hill aikrd him to hr a delegate In l altlng for H'JO.trOO OTKi ni-ir* ' Aaaembly and that hr will nut year for highways lhan Mr. Tro be a candidate for the Senate man rerommended. in New Ynrk. After n talk Tin- legialation. on whl-h ill* with the President, Dulles read reporter* a brief alalemrni an­ Senate expected to »lar* -,-t .-• nouncing hka acceptance of the soon, would authorise $fll!d,(H*0.000 U J f. appoint meat al the Preal- for highway aid in each of ih* \ denfa requtal. lie said be win IPS'J and IBM (laca* year*, ceotlona an Republican foreign House-approved +111 a-ithorlr*-t policy consultant In Scerctar) '•lily IfiTOJKin.nno for **rh yewr. of (Mate Mr. Trum an said It Is *‘c,»eo tlal" that the amount m i ,t L A K E SU C C ES S . Aug. IT — leatl to Ihe (MW.nnn.OOO he origin­ •Ah— The United Nat Iona Se­ ally trrnmmemird in hi, luulgi-t curity f'ouncll fal'ed at a rlnxed- meaaage. door meeting toda* to break Its “ In ailditlnn,** he ailded. *'l Imdeadlork over invltlnx Korean lieve that federal-aid fund, ,h mid representative* to take nart in be limited to the frdnal-aid -v* II.N . debate*. TH U information tern rather than used for local came from usually well-in­ or county roads which wir not n formed dlplomatir quarters at part of that systtm.” Ihe end of a Dfl-minute meeting Tlj> president as Id that “ in railed hy lluaala'a Jakob A. Ma­ light of the International situation lik, August president nf the I I llVailaase na saas l w » l nation f'ouneil. The de*egalea Immediately went intn Ihelr preiloualy scheduled p ii h 11 e meellng and ennllnned Ihetr general statement, nn the Ko­ rean problem. L A K E SU C CESS. Aug 1 7 - G T ) — The United State, called upon other United Nation, member, to­ day (or more tpeed in tending ground force, to the Korean batMC «twm. In its second repoit to the Se­ curity Coum.il on ojieiationi under General Dougla, MarArthur*, unifield command, ihe United Slates A .: iliould be given In military unit, already in egi»ience rather than to ie* ruiting and naming ipecial units for Korea. The report was Ihe fir,I tuhmitted since Russia's Jakob A. Malik became nreaidenl ol ihe Cmincil Aug. I. The previou, report was submitted |uly 25. While the new report covers operalmn* only up to July 31, informed quarter, said the |(!«M »«»4 IN t*Ri* Colored Boy Scout Drowntt In ta k e Collection I,ally yraleulay llir Race Disturbance In Chicago Quelled By 200 Policemen Fisrid&d SciiiMii System Is Rapped By Senator Shands * M B | m .. Soldier Of Fortune Becom es Resident Of City Of S an fo rd Sanfnrti numbers among its newer riti/ens a genuine soldier <vl fortune wjm for 47 year* fo llo w ed an adventurous career that grd him into many Central American revolutions, and who now *1 84 Itvev quiet­ ly with hi* wife on South Orange Avenue. They came here eight months ago from St. Paul. M nr. He L » ol. R. H. Hull, and on •----------------- ---------------------------------tba wall if hla livfnt- rjom is a secure Its independence, he pvrtl- citation from tb* Republic eating l_____ of ___ of Its Independence Tho citation waa giran to him In IttB, or SI n a n after Panama boeamo aaparmlad from Columbia. In addition to aiding Panama I lie M ntne, bad been pulled oil! <d thr omlh (Olilal ale* where Manner Co-operation oi Ihe K.wanis Clul- ' " " I * ' ! Iw.rdc Ihe luoarl rm.l rivet in ihe building of a museum In " b w lliey could swim and rrla*. house valuable anhque lucnllurc Ureri Irol* **e„ pile lied in llie and Iwviks loaned In the Sat'ie « P'n*1 Harrison Chapter of ihe I). A . RMarine unit, « » l ilieii man lung hy M r,. Sanioid Dow. daughlri ol urdtr, Lie yesieulay l . i 'l mglil late General Sarfoid. (oundtr ol 'hey weir nu llie move into the Sanford, wa> urged yeileulay by line, ihcit convoy, glowing ac ioa, Mr*. Minam Rutsell w, a talk i f dmlv lo a d s unde, a skv ibai ,|»atk ed with itarv •' » Kiwsnn f Al 4: 1U A. Al tor .wnmd Bat A , an alternative die toggcd'H tallon was in tbe line ready to at­ the irfting amir nf a mnm m 'be tack with "I*” and ” K” rom pann. p,o|K,»nl (Tvu Club Rutkiing *o In Ihe *pearhra<l Tlieii otijectl'i' home llie rollerlinn. wlinb tbe wax (IliongJI ttldgc a steep *,v,v* hill covered with scrub •aul bat been valunj liy lb I n-tl lawk growth and rock Hanna of Rollin, College .,i m<ut Their move had lieen nwifl. ih'irtly after dawn the attack tie■ban nnr million tlnllat*. U n ln , a suitable iiuilJmc ■, gan. Artillery and Marine t -u .an I tighter plane* pla*tered tbe enfound lo boutr tbe colic,lion, it 1imy-lielii riilge with r-*plt,*lve» may lie bequrallinl by M r, l)n*e and marhinegun fire. But when the to a college in Conncchtut. m d tratherneck* slatted up 'tiamgi ildge the enemy rut loo-e with Mr*. R ii,,ell mortars, niarhlneguiis and tnall The m llrrtion, wtiirh inrliidea arms fltr They even lobbed gie Sixteenth Century llslian furni­ tunic* tllwri the enlge into thr ture, rhatideliera, and lawik .»*<■• (at-** of the Marine*.. containing » vrluaMe library. < •» The attark had Just I gun In s'orrd foi I" year, in 'In Kar' -'d puth up when I rlimiie'l s hill t" Atlantic National Bank Ib iil1tig, get a view of ihe hattlefi-l-l **h*rh through (lie rnnrtf V <*f J ’ lug. lay s r iu x a narrow *-,l|ev. b y , she de-dared. When tin "i Mschiurgitu and nfb fit- - ra- i « * » nn longer availalie, ’ In 'i led along the ridge Grey plume. CHICAGO, Aug. 17— id’i -The fnrd Women's (Tub nffpr*-<l ' e of smoke mushroomed n where moving of two Negro families I'.A.R tbe u*e of the hsli'on* *1 fire w «• hut sting. into a white neighborhond nn lh«- thr Club House. ( ’apt t^-wis II. Sheen nf llorm south side t u t night stirred up This collection I, brinu pul ini lulu, an infantry officer, a rarlal i|ialurl«nce whlrh was fat KfMwl mfulUlr,*' #r*y **• »*v' * • •t ' xfigga- tuMnutk * ‘ - w,* a4*4** 1•'***" •**: •• Htu |a »*S ■vti poi>y*iii*li. which yvill be *bnv*n al a , -r pax-ed his field glass,* »ver and Six persona wera salted by Ihe tea thal will l*e given be* Ihi v m.. Uien th" u tt le waa pullerl into policemen who uaod t police ve­ en’s organlaalinn*. said At,- tin — eP,Hview. hicles, to hleetc off the area and sail At the twill'ini of the r’dgr the restore order. All thou* selie-l H u ils n -s n* r,* » t — ••• She |N)iuled out tha* r ..... are white. Plea are rharged with 'I , t* llemdon ha* a disorderly conduct and the aiilh. Clerk yeloils" rnlliclinn of ohl nU-to,-* and reiica thal m ir'd m- di-play ** in a museum,and *latrd that man* M O V T R K A I. ' I O N *-dr* Members of ths Montreal |,l«n» allies in t'ua scc'ion :rigl Club were told al) about Sanford historical treasuies. M r, Kussel' paid tribui- to hy a former fallow member, Mar­ cella Pallia of the Sanford Lion* the vision of General Kanf-u-' o of l-i* >d Club when he visited hi* home laying out this rity G A IN K S V II.I.E . Aug 17 Ilpi rity recently. It# returned Tue*. street* a* competed yvilh tb«- u«*Jay with Mra. Faille and baby row s tiv c L of »omr nlhri h'l-i-d* tl'iiida’* cdoratbinal system i« daughter Susanna after a four muniripalitir*. She also •-m11< I at­ “headed for tb» nek*'' unless ihHlatr adopt* a -ound ft-cal pntirv. week vacation. tention to the alley sysleru wtu-iestale .S-na'iti AV A Shaod- w-aro " I found that much of th-- In- by Sanford eitlren* ate riot tereat of the Montreal Lions In pelled to have gurbagi- arid it* h cd here yrstrrdav. The p rrtrn l putiltc »* hrifd pro Sanford and Plortda was due to picked up in front of home, gram, hr said In a *lvn club 1*1, the fact that many had visited Earl lligginliotha m outlined Is now rosting thr *fair | M mil Florida." said Mr. Faille. H r re from prnpn*al W. flpenre- *if ported that the Canadian weather the Rotary Club for the tiiilMing lion a year and if II ronllouea. bv was pleasant and Ihat the ther­ of a 123,000 civil t Tut, l.utldirg, I» U the eo,l will hr a p pioxlm i'r. ly I Hal million. mometer rarely got above BO Itls s ils s H na C sss T « , i degrees. As the author of Ihe resolution railing for the pre ert goveromer* S O C IA L S E C U R IT Y V i H. MARINKH Th* Social Security Adm lnf’ ia- study of the -rho.il picture. Rh»o-' Guv II. Duffer, 17, son of Mr lion field office locatrd In Orlan­ defrnded local s'hool ant*«iritleH and Mra. L **. D..ffay. mfi Hollr do announced today that a repre­ whose action*, he xald, arc dic­ Avenue, racantly joined the At»- sentative will Ih* In Sanf-ird ->n tated hy the Rtalr program. "O ur trouble," he said, "a* rlne Corps. Ha formerly attended Friday, Aug. IH, on the ,«t.-r| Seminole High School. A brother. floor nf the Court llm i.- '-*• with 'he rr»t of the roi|U*rv, James, it a mailer sergeant In tween Ihe hour* of i* 10 A M. Ihat we are trying lo escape rr -.Milan..i n - i'.-a» M ,e i the Marinas at Bremerton. Wa*H,. and 12:00 noon. and anothar (cothat, Rudolph aarvad aa a Marine sergeant during World W ar II. Pfc. Joo L. J d m , Jr„ of Rural Rout* k. who racantly was dis­ The body of a 15 yeard old Ne­ gro Boy Scout was recovered at 10:45 o'clock thia morning from Lake Markham, 75 fret offshore In aix feel of water and near Camp William E. Howard. He la Leroy Parretl of Troop No. 01, Boy Scouts, whoa* home was at 80<l Orange Avenue. The body waa located hy Haywood Cleveland, Negro of w inter ParkDeputy Sheriff Charles- Berk aad W . E . Watson, justice of the peace. Investigated the drowning. RAII, S T R IK E W A S H IN G TO N . A u g . 17— OP)— The youth waa last seen swim- charged from Marina service at The trainmen and conductor* mlsg In the lake yesterday at Parria Island, 8. C., haa recnl'rl ad in tha rt* Man. union* today called atriko* on two short liuc rail mads 1mrtmdne next H O T rO K R U S SIA CARNEY* GROVE SOLD Toewlny, to lapt un 11 midnight W a s h i n g t o n . Aug. 1 7 -< a v ORLANDO. Aug, 1 7-0P )-Th e Batiirelay, Aug. 3*1, Throo top diplomats of the Polish historic 530 acre Camay grove Th # walkout, were ordered on embassy In Washington have the Elgin. Joliet ard Eaatern Rail- broken With their Communist situated on Lnko Walr In hUrion rood, with head-iutrtara In Chi- government, quit their Jobe and Count* haa bean purchased by Minute Mnid Corn., It waa ra »/ * < . for th- right to wtsy In raniao ranted tone/ toutg by fCam*y Grave t Corp. nffwarg. tne Halted States Hsa at « A. W.. I lM l i M l Ana Th # gover nment la Investigating maldent and their co m b , la the absence ot aay tha Minute f .. * M "****? » ld *i M m h i i g t any of Uwai haa Urn a.Cmarmml-t, official, apar. . .a rk and no at U m concern an tha purchase. S f -o r - Sanford I her sllai k *lailed a lew linun .*11 ei I S Marine, ami *he 24lh Iniaiiliy Ibtiaion , truck a new killed >-low al llie 12.000.man Red bridgehead on llir a,I bank of die Nrklnng oner neat Changn* yong. .'I mile* ,oit|hwe*| of Taegu. dpatad in revolutions In Guatamala, Nicaragua and Co#la Rlca. Hla wtf# I* a former native of Panama and they have a eon who aorrad In thaa Navy , In . World liM H a tN Ot Pea* Pixel they Iiini in <<!«■ *d* ini a, on Chin* ... ! l-i-d I-n k .!H-odd mile. If* ill# r 4t,i m d then , hunted fin film iff! Ii »i die ( mgnv’mg sti«i k Ibe ti N. 2'dll lidxuiry Ditmon look ihe M l »me,' place, in the •oavtslb line |u,l we«t ul Masan •oiitbern poil wtucii i, 27 airline rlty a fK iM a b -trn i) by a IsrMlltisi gf tl. fk B-39 Smerfmly during • Hide, #4»1 f*I Putin giant raid on a Cnrtimuhlil lliduifrlil plant. Strik inf r*vef tVnnran ( l-,rII W§ a Oft llie north m itra l tnm), bomh, (torn s H-?V i<■i psv dltf ,< an nil refinery ihn-ds rismet front. north of Taegu, Ihat thv 3,000 feet high. (II. .V n-fe,-i# />. , /*»fin-nf phofm from In V lM lH s iU bed * Wfir trie king lh*ir most danget out three! , lim iy s r, r flic Midden 1hrn»t wax described by 1' 8 hrh Army Itead'pi.xiter* •. ih - “must serious one to tha 1'flllc d Nationit in K o rn ." It followed a ilia-..... h->lulling atl.uk Ii) IIH |12‘J- We*lllC»*la)‘ winch u s i alined t** *n»w the Red offensive. id n \l. I i m I i At’ Correspondent l.eif Erickson Wi l l i t S | I UM i \\V\ r/l'i ih 111V■ al nth A lloy llead’inuiler* in KoL " f f ♦. \*m 17 in’ll Iwllllfl'l 1l»ri» l*4» It* Atrtf him! i\%»* W ftif «n prnntiffi mill In •l|l AAf 1 .1 w ifi;w Ol |l|i) Ikpfitfr i off lic k in g w it h b r l u r i 'H ‘Jfi.tMHI m?%*! cI* .«<I !iwl»V l*% Itffl Knfrflfi' «*n 110,1KK* 1 S. |,i.i Iftif fr irhril Ilur t|wt| In Ihf jin Hi nf thr invofl«*r.« vh'rrri Th . Ifp 1 1Diet In kill 17 I*H tw it S o u t h IC ffim fi tllv it| fi!iiMturt <III all ItMt hvr Iiy H In frit T lif lUrtilni fttitlmr !o fhr •hr * •»\ 1hr V 1 ‘nn * nnfth rltvflnpfuj i f t r i C S Mu* ,1 th- nor Mod tlo* nn 111« 11 »mm» * S 2lfh fnfauH/ WmiiimIi .1 • ' h#t Uv f n*l •(lvt «'i«in j11oip**11 of f wtHi -i r(tilnt1.... . 1 .» atHiirk In Hi# Reds’ f*h*ngnyong b*» •H*MIM i,f llir I'M ." frr 4 fivfi irno luK bulge in a hlfxwly 1 WM• •*»» hill nu. avIi Ii h Mrii» rffnrl to drive thr eo#my l»«ck 1* Ihi* flint 1»i»iC lilfril h15 I hr n r m a t t he N a litn o it Th ru lws.1l|*H 5*i ir fmin.l ifi i« Thr M irld r-A rn iv attack I iff|« * ;»ar Iiv IhU nmiiitnjf thf *.; up h atvcn hi!! rear Change1" . |,M,| >«»»ig* 2*1 mile* AouHiwrM >'f tuegu. H u m C f H I C D l l C T f ) I I I * A Miff ir fin |iu*!frifm Wt f. Ixtllr.l ' T h"*r e.a_^............ rh*ngnynng f. fighting. va.l i -ia r r llflly f AAH It•’*•11* fpofftp ** I % ff t•hmm *ir ti •I't* **wm* •'•**I B a n a m n s l t i 2 4 I T o u r* « tn«l|y tilt f Irtgf. XmriirsfiA .r|/f*l thr fitlgt 1 On Present Cottrsc Tfi» r» to I* \| 1*1:10 \ %f Kaulm i -,«•i n t *- « lilt* I |i«* tliti i,-*<t »*rri* M IAM I, t l x, Aug. 17 i/l’i fiMighf n%'rr for I htce *lnyn. Th^ All I I—i ifI % way p L rrtl onrlri > :i7 Am* ii* i ihi nrrif nutwrfi iIiiayh ifimfirr biiirirvnr s ln l P*rLy a, llir year', D\ ImiihV* f ‘*ir(HintI U(ldf|» nf tin fir, li<ipir.,| tloirn lmie*l wrrlw in' M fti m if ' if 1MB fTiiD|i*ii)r, told th­ over tin- AlLotlr Inwixtit the Itx hit) like 1hi* Ap|»ointm#nf »»f J»ihvi Senkarik, llamas ami llie f lotilla in ,inland MUV Wrfr riptnirgl •ill Ih.- flf*t ¥|*,f•rfiniiwiih*l* • nf ihe Sanif* American lllirniane warning, weir oiderrd itimtiifiL* «•f •hri* Ihlh, ! aa - -lay. for*! Aft 1rgtlifl, Mi TflMfl r th« m i op in ibe It.,Iiarna, I lie rye ot •*Tlu - fotnLa. i aimr thr*oigli ir lil t fii 1»#f *tl |i|i fI rl v*•. **■MR moounccd the great ilium ainuod wlinb H U (unit i rtfnl # Ini liinfi* w rrr follow D m|/»v I iV |Vi%l (*fifnffiMIlfif-r Ksrlyle mile wind, winded wa, |mmlrd tu t •»! 1 •1 IlnihhnHtr \\ Inward ihe It, Immifin n p iu l uly. ill f<*i hrlp I'omtinif niil Hi# fiffd fur *in wr ■11"if»'* Imvi* Ih# wr MpftflR !»» MUf'-nst* nf hmgitiri n*#lfib0fl>blti N hM4II it , me*.used liU f"th( " .'.n i iy AAV were told Ibn' .lining Hie oresrnl wai crlslt. . ,, . , rj' Koresn- would I-- *eni Comniandor llou»ti**l'ler made *h» miles ano«* AI koiI mile, ol ,, in i>l->iit so s» hour h.uir under a following statement: tin, diameter rnntamed wind, I j 1.1,-ul* >"t T s l “ The mernl>erhhip >lrlvc lx Iwing bmnrsne lorce, wtlli usle wind* „ ' ' n!,'„ -tnited catty this yesr In <*irilune oxei Ibe remainder K" ,r.;",*. \ 'r r ? IH m" ’ , lion with an Intensive and int*nt r.i* An off net ao-werc.l ti» uieilLti* drive throojJhu’P the eriTbe center wat ahniil -IMG nub* Fnmr of them had Smith Ko If ranHut! pH r *« a u«f M*»1 east of Miami at 10: 30 A M lean in ,i kings on them. Tlier-* w-err .iln-tit i*. or flit of them. AVc T E S T ) Narvau i* alavnl 205 indei flre*l * few r <nndx and then S a n fo rd W e a th e r 1 ea»l ami dightly youlh of Miami. stnpjM"i Wr illll w rrr cor|fu»r«l High *9 f'.ndy Norton, thiel ttoun fme- mm 'in# <i - offlrcn l( m o h.ol Identifi. d himl^iw 58 caster in die Miami Weather ; *Hf '-v *be namr of' thr Iradn of | - | If ntitluunl **»« (*Hg» I ft PI Itain yesterdav (1? ir*rh ; IliiffAM. «r|viirf| ID# people nf l*»e August rainfall th inch##. rtrtrt i n 'i a m , Noiu id August rainfall k ill In. llabamas to take all emeigeney t f'mutlfct* # nm. #**# III K L IN . Aug 17 (.Vi ’he Ttdts trwlsy l I ' A.M *nd AV"i.tiTt» Allie are eo-itidering x high. 10:t* A M . *‘xh.xt|' proleyt’’ to lit. Kuaxlti *» III S TY IHWrtB T he Dusty lloota biding A;**o over Iiit.'ifrrenre with Berlin mall elation will celebrate lt» third at the llrlm-tedt interronai tsorT h e W e a th e r Alaj Genet al Maxwell |i. anniversary Sunday aftami/or iter. with a trail ride and a coveted Taylor, tl.S, cnininander, *ai.| in J A C K S O N V II 1 K. Aug. 17 -<7Pt dish «ii|u>er. The riders will lenvr an inierviiw toilay. <w» Ailsnla n at 3:00 I’.M. from the -lull house Soviet and Kaxt (icrman Com- Hi,mark 7T* 12 and a covered dlxh supper will muni -1 guard* have l*een setting Bo,Ion 17 n l*r -erved o*i their le'titn All and opening package mail on Cleveland 87 H r*on» having horse* (o ride air traiftn lielween West Germany and Detroit 70 JJ nvited. Berlin for the na*t week. Tba Fresno \0 ! *4 Russian* contend AA’est Bar liner* 35 74 are smuggling textiles md fin­ New Orleans HIGHAVAY A C C ID E N T It ORLANDO. Aug. 17— UP)— Mia. ished goods througn thr malts Philadelphia 33 7* Henry A Blank, of Gainesville, Bei liner* insist they have the San Antonio 5T 77 who was Involved In a two-c.xr right to ship anything they with Seattle 70 77 collision two miles south of Kla Ii, sealed car* which are only In Washington. D.C. 93 Tl aitnmtc last night, waa reported transit through the Soviet inn*. Fnrt Myers 90 Tl tn good condition this morning General Taylor lurked up this Ortendo view. by hospital attendants here. Thirty-Two American Prisoners Shot By Retreating Red Koreans Florida Alerted For Big Blow Off Bahama Islands (lilt l»-ji.-SUrn*npliiri,| liythf John Senkarik To l^ead Legion’s ’51 Membership Drive !S � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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F nA N Fonn n rp A t.n . H A N rnm i F l o r id a PAGE SIX I a ‘K h I {Notice l « e.e*ileseee4 Press.. a*««o O»o| • nt Ink. in C alifornia. The InM il m i i i m r in C alifo rn ia was the firs t oi* • i.nuiii% rilK*' land reached a peak in that w m : t m i i .a t a t i »»r state in March, 10(7. BAI. A I .• 14 Ml fjo u AN. IV riM fd The llcpartnient said continued IN l*Ml»MATi: • G AM. w h o m I I M U • ppm 191% strengthened prices for giasm g .Vntlir l« hrrtrl.v r lw n t».«f |f |* land In the mountain •tales. MtOi'Ws i III**! Ms fir* si Pn|Mtfl » I'rite Ineica-cs w eir not the Admlnl-ti4 ti-r *•f th* r«*4tr «tf «» • rule for all slate*, however, tinF. Ifaw rah le weathel ni flo p condi­ ha« HIM III fit chafff* pn.l it. •» r . \srt|| • f .l * ». tion. reu*cd price weaknesses In Ihr II I m c .v j | | o ‘ ea t and *<iuth JtMffl . . f situfiol................. • entral tales demand fer farm Klfsrlftn h n.s Kits .1 r -.f « >.»#. N f A I p !>!••* fssr It I i t M ftt land this -firing was cheeked • Piif f«»f final rtiFs ItAPp.* no AdmlttM somewhat by a short cotton rtnp Irator of i|.* • -i-t. f tUr * in- l» la«t year. I try weather has a f­ M lIIoRdl), rlrrea . l in *Pi | sa ||t l fected rrnti and |ia.tiire rondl* d l f Ilf Allfliat A I* t*.« II I* l | | «|i»\\ AN AilmiPilRlr Alnf «*f Ihr ratal* tif Hara ItHli I I « (Iowan. it n rir e il IX i in mi rtti J l iM ir, ' I '1 IM III • •m The Department said the volume of farm sales l« down for the . . intr\ a- n whole. High asking I.r > for land were -aid to l*e I major fartor in resluced *«'•» Hut r r .r n t Improvemenle in farm pi'*■Ills I pi O. M l) It ' I I * •« risn -sd volume of ales, the De­ partment m ill. F a irly large sen age planting allotment for wheat and the possi­ bility of larger nintkrt nutlet* lor f,.l Ml plod n ' 1 " M of t|,e Korean situation would tend to -tlinid.ile lend purchases, || rnntlnued. Nome t ig h t e n i n g in c redit R T A I.IN C H E E R E D NOTICE F R A I il l K , ( irrtH iniivakla, Aug. I w ill m il be rr.tinm .lM r for I t —(/^ A crowd of delegates to mv debt* contracted by anyon the Second World Student Con* itbrr than myself. K ira * stood up and chreicd for C . II. Staffo rd Soviet I’rtme Minister Stalin to­ adr. day, but fc.mr delegations remain* «*l seated and silent. The to-day convention of th« credit h a i been a factor limiting International Union of Studenta was well under way with speeches tales. Generally in prais. of peace and Increases In land values by s ta te critica l of the United States when lietween March and Ju ly Include: the demonstration came. For people who arc troubled |,y Maine. New H n m p .h iu . and lard-nf-hrarlng this may In- «hc Connecticut, 1 per cent; Massa­ means for starting a new, full chusetts 3 ; New Y o rk, Ohio, In ­ life —w ith all the enjoyment of diana and Michigan 2 ; Illino is, •ermons, music, friendly com­ Nebraska, Wisconsin, Arkansas, panionship and business sucress. Ijiu itla n a , Idaho, Kansas ami Colo it is a faM-inntin? brochure, railed rado one: Minnesota, Iowa, South "So You Can H ear” and i* row Dakota, I)elaw ar«, Maryland, and ..vallah lr without charge. Deafen, Oklahoma 3 ; M issouri, West Virnt persona acclaim it ns a prac* lnla. Tennessee, Texas, Montana, lira i guide with advice ami en­ regon and Califo rn ia 2 ; Florida couragement of great value, a 7; Alabama 4; and Wyoming 6. start on the road to happiness. Decrease* included: If you would like a free ropy, Vermont, Khode Island, Ninth simply -rod your name and adDakto, South Carolina, (iro rg ia, drr«« on a postcard today and M ississippi, New Me vico, Arisonc : V for "Ho You Can lle a r” Ifrt* • A •»f*• So if»i» ^ Write to Itel'.one, Dept. iUr'.ll, and Nevada one pei ren t; Nr * M*e«n « OtMmrM «r> e*i«rtmg II.V) W. I!*th Nt.. Chicago H. III. Je rse y, North Carolina, and M at; I t f h »<( y e * i r m i « K g f i n f . f O W I R O O l l l F t . M mhiF *r H Al a'l iliNHiMi Tht Also show this important news 2; and Washington 3. to a friend or relative who may No change was reported in V ir ­ rrM It i r u l t - f f M It |f r t l Ifjf Ml I., hard-of-hearing. —adv. ginia. F L O R ID A H O R S E S S IIIN E M IA M I, Aug. M - o f ) - Flo . rldA-hred horses won a total of |I 2 * J 3 7 In purses the first five months of the veer, with R2 firsts, 42 seconds and 43 thirds at ms. , r ? c , ,, s •V| U»llce compile) at lialeab reveal. { FREE OFFER for Deafened Persons MONDAY. AUG. 14. ItSB Home Ownership Deserves The Best Financing — S First Federal Savings & Loan Association (l| Seminole Counly 20i» Magnolia Air, tor pureha » "t forme we .ippatent during Ihi flis t half id lltM*. the Department -aid. Il added there is lillli Indlralloti that a lark of fo r R ID IN G its LEVEL BEST! M ir John W ( .'m y , t in U i so line St . New (Ir li es, I > s i that III. I.i's lt un Wonderful ahe didn't d iram the w oil.l was ■It. li a (In. plat ) to live in. Nil th ln l things loot, different like she had j.i- l tnken o ff dark gla rs fur the first tune and saw tilings a- thee really She waa suffering fruit iteflclenel. of Vitamin- I II , It.'. Iron and Kin rln . which IIA D A C O I. supplir in g rnrrp iis uu in lilu • Here I* Vti (ir .iiy 's statement *T l.ad lawn su k fw oinctlnie It a f f n t >d my stomach io iguch that I a lin .h l. I., rat I s-g ■liarIV. and lu ll »f lino I w in linaUe to hold the fmal "it my •tomach Then I In md s I» hii IIA D A C O I.. After the fir-t few lirrttl.'S I mold ts II a definite im ­ provement Now my 'torniah doesn't trouble me at a ll; I eat an .-thing I want to and the most glornni- thiii). o that my move, tre J'n I M- noim .il as an l«\ IIA DA c o l , I* wonder fill it must h e; II ilhl so m u.h for me Thank- again to IIA D A C O Is ” IIA D A I ( I I . lia s then a llles.ing In thnp and. of folk- whose sys­ tem- w r i" ilefn lent In Vitam in* I I I . I t ’, Niaein and Iron IIA D A C O L ran lo in y».|. loo, If ynu w ill Just give IIA D A C O I. a chance if \«,.i n iffe i f.om stom­ ach d u tie s*, nervousne-s, in*omnta. ennallpatlou. arhe* and pains of unit it h , Ml .. general lulldown eondllmn cao-.ed by SUrll tlefirlenrlen, lei IIA D A 'T t l. h.djt ............. .. It h it helped r.tiler* uil over Iho emmtry. Even bundle.la of rliMtnrs are now isu-mnm'-mling IIA D M 'O l. Io rh rir p.alletils su f­ fering from such deflrirnrii-s (liv e rrm arkalde IIA D A C O I. a chance to la-nefit you Itcmrmtn-r, ai hlive noth MIR to |.e , 11 \ f t r n i . w ill i take V"<i feel great afte r the first few leillle or p a ir money w ill ha refunded o nly f l 2ft for T rn il S ize ; l arge f am ­ ily or llo sp ilal Nise, |3 (Jl r rasa, r t s l .llln a . Ia,|n .«allaa —A«1r r CMKCKIi A lt A tJU S Ilt BY OVR SPKIAIVtTS • lO N C ilU IIM I I I I 'lU c K / i t a c t o n ( y (*•! n Bi and N e w - N o t Rebuilt SHOCK A BSO RBERS t f f a n r .’t STRICKLAND MORRISON, INC th « n to d a y 'a K u ril M tale l K - l ! Kortl 'IVuck tnmm any iherr’i* no olltrr pickup that gata more work done for leaa money ajirnl on Rim. oil nnd repnirn. Yre, Ford Tnicktt .irr oiiRitroorod In r|o irvrro per dollar. You can see il in Utn Wc niRged il! al»rl body wltlclt nwwiree over 4 ft. wide. You can fed D eBpfrEeze REFRIGERATORS H m i i yrnir nm- ttfn g m iU tr , is# m,ir r * frt|* ra ln r with • »»<.«is# lr»>pfr#sM f l ssa r O sa e srliw sl T iw w e ar's dearyn Is ynar* Indsvl CHICK ITI M A II'III WITH AMV S '/ ' OTHfll MSOII YOU *UTI U l IT IN O U t ttO R tl -tfi W* s . i i l i A * * rss lbs St*. /—- - m j Uiw k f a ir * i|a s ia <>w>isa . / _ Sanford FUKNirURE h i.J N _ I .L U __ then we’ve been for 29 ye• i i M Come in loday irml In na nlinw you wltv more truck ttarm are awitchinc to I . . . the truck Hurl mmln lean . . . (he truck that larta longer! Over 175 modela In rhooe* from. And, ttaing latent reRuDation date on 6,502,000 truck*. j. 'f U A M life inaurance oipcrta prove Ford M _V > /?r * Truck* laat longer. Thrifty 95-h.p. 6-cyllndor cnplnef V-0 nvnilahle of «ligM extra cetf ■A Gr»i-»ovlno Loadomallc innilion -k llphlwelqM alumlnutn eltov -(•sssh* -A- r.vro-Grip toll pedal clufch ^ ln«y*ihiftlna lvn«br#.SH**w tronimUtion k Mokky hypoid roor tialn ~k Airplnno-lype theck abtorbera, front and rear ^ 4A cu. ft. oll-ilovl body A 'Million Dollor" Cob wttb Air Wins ventilator* and level Action luipeniion ★ Bonu» Bulb conitructton which moani big reierve* of itrongth and pawar. �r In triilty Th#r* In Strength— To Pi«< rtl Ih* P t« r» of the W « M | To Promote Ih * P r o fit * * of Am erica. To P i d x i P iM p n llf (or Sanford. I & h t ^ a t t f o r f r f e r a U * i%* INDEPENDENT f % f n r n p v n w v * p DAILY n i i v v vNEWSPAPER r n ^ iu n p t ? AN VOLUME XXXXI E n tn b H n h e d I M A Myers Carries Fight To President; GOP Demands Statement By White House A ug. 15 W EATH ER * N O . 251 Red T roops With T anks Burst Through Naktong River Line; Negroes Storm Little Cassino Urges All-Out 4 Mobilization W A S H IN G T O N . A iw t c ln lc d I ’ r r iw L e tn e d W ir e SANFORD, FLORIDA. Tl t^DAY. AUG. 15. !!>58 U.S. Senator Misdirected M nr t a r Fire Forces M c n Back From Hard* W<t n Mountaintop </!•> —Senator Myers of Pennsylvania, f t t t i ' l r n l IVmtK ralir Ir id r r in the S tn a lr tarried hi* fight for imntrdi.nr "a ll hut m nhitiiatiou" to Picsidcnl ftum tn torlay. M yrr* told White Hou>r rrjtorl* rr» after a ra il on P rrtid rn t T ru ­ man that hr urged "ro m p lttr tttohiration" of our indm lnal economy I in view of (hr K orran war and th ira l* to oilier area*. A ’ ^r , * nie time tome Senalr Krpuhlu ant railed on the Admin­ istration to *ay whether the coun­ try it headed for all-out war pre­ paration* Chairman Milhkin of Colorado •aid a ro n lrrrn rr of all Senate Republic an* r li'ru 'tn ) what hr call­ ed a lack nl information about the country'* |tolir»e*. M ilhkin 'old rrportrr* hr and • e th e r mrmltrr* of the c o n frrrn rr found it difficult to decide what they ought to do about pending production ton'rol, lag and appro­ priation* lull* "until we have more information on ih r over-all |>ohciei of the administration." H r aaitl hr thinks Prr»ictrnt T r u ­ man ought to make it dear t>. Congrro* w hither the country I* p re p a rin ' only to fight Ihe Korean • w a r . w h rlh ri it ia being reared to an “ inlrrm eiH aie" prepared nea*. or Whether it ia helm* readied to fight an all-oul war Plana to speed congressional approval of fam ily tqnwnrt a l­ lowance. for mm railed In in m ill 1#ry aerrice alrurk a snag In ih r Senate today. Three different proposal* w#r” preaented t» the Senate Armed Servteax rom m lttee along with teitiim -ny that w i r y and r h iM .t n ' • « * wane N a rm n a rfriia rly A ie n a JS tra riv e * . recently rolled into sarVice already are In flnanrlal d if­ ficult ie*. Chairm an Tydlnga (D -M d l. who had promised to have a HU ceadv for th, Senate w ithin a week, aak ed Ida committee and o f f ic ia l to " » " • * • < » • r * t * Mat TH E P a ir through Wednesday e x­ cept for local allcrnoon thunder­ showers in widely scattered place*. ronlinurH rath rr w arm , lir n llr to n r t u io n illj m w lr rtt) m i'oilj noithraxl wind* through "rd n n d ry . ^ •IV S T A N I.m AW IN TO N V U I II 24th INI- \ M R 5 R H .I M IN I W I M 01 H U IA N . Aug •** <d’ i Nr«ii> infantrymen Iilrntl* i Imihrd a pie* ipitoil* m m inUir in Hip (If 4tl nl niglil. Htp|^(l t»elt«n«i Nnftli K n ifA il pro! linn* ind H llliniil a •ingle 1 atually . . . , , . 1 ... -• ally Inal*y • iplturd little l a . inn. It wa* high ground for which *4llfft nl Nemo soldiers have ! ftnigM bloodily rfui.ng Ihe p a il Hirer iln | % American Public Got A Bargain In Britf. General George Barth llilS \\ H it | t i l \ | l I fo r II *1 Ito* lei II.. I I I D 1V IM O Y Korea Id '' Rn, , | . , , B„ „ fin , l.- n . <1 George It. H ailh .1 I , . * 10*01 I aln.ot the » e . . . . l lite r . l<* a i|ouelibnv i dial r fM.m | ^ K n r n . O ff ii tally. lU tth i aift't'.trol - *li * r* . Mlth |l*ik* r**mlM* c Bp«’f-|»*»|s c s .*.*»!It Wh fll *«ll rrf (RfsftfM.il.. a rtille ry in ih r l fa u lty Division W tin lly k. pai fir nl *i ly in IV a yltift »!*•»! <n .1 i , . « , i irr apt I d ii r* fhr frrm *"1it a nevei la satisfied with |il*l Imik. hat.'* Rut lhf*rr*s n«»fh|ti|* I l f n fle r the artHh iv H. iloa* ihiU l th«* *»fli* I » '»!» ihr tirtnn I poking around «•■* f- .oi ind m| f#iM*rn«* llsifth Batfh I a fl durltj*, varl! I»m» t ( t. * C 1|l*4t Ilian kirhfi nutif*> hi* t f* u ill. lU rlh V main j*»l llir u rtillrry It m i- I Inti in Hit I#" -I nit I It ut Hu *11 aih **f *• at Ih r e.tiJl'11 ( m a lifa v y hiifilrif Mr h i c lv r Ih r maximum m tin k nf a N ntrr Itatfir ta rklr •«%>t t» (hi* f»*#ii Atiiiliirf* Mi' -h-s * fl it t|n* NtliMiC fr.»t Hf» nf « K tnwiiw But 'hr a I tn *#*(» i * ..i tinflf H i ii'it, ‘ ii ntrt tt |i|U* mil ii ttll'i all a |- i ' * l l r f r i a h u rl •* i • sh.^ wll •14*1” (t g it lB iin l On t*R|» *|« I “ •»»* * " UN k’csist.incc Snirl Slowing C o m m i e Ft me Table l''nr A i ; i ; r c s s i v c War it. I 0 K 5 0 \ l- iln rs ils y . \qg 11, Rr<| lrrw,|<, „ c l, |..n k i h u iil -lit ,>n th- S.ktn n g defense line "*d»\ rwlow t tiangnvnr-ii md *uifc l to iwunti ,eieo milei ca.t of ihe liver ll,e * >>1 0 1 , 1, vegmenls of the S ’ III, In fin ity O n iimn in l»tle» figlilmg dial piled up r#iu«f lie* on Loll, rule*. t tenet aI M s, At 1h u t* 1 e ldquatl ei» in lukvn esilv W o lu ru ls y #11A lUIN tO -QU? RUSSIAN lU Ilt INVADIR TANK lira amid*! the rubble of an aloioal lev eled Smith Koeean town m,urned Im m o il muining rc|M>il after being blasted by U.S. A ir force ptanea. (LCS. Defcwr# Department Photo (corn |<a4*maiion*l) would he onuMed l,e, #uve, lliere | l l *n llir rnnliiftinfi n lu c h *«» «'l lu d hern no <l,#nge in the Suulli Irn mark* lltt* gum Aiian u a r br« K io r .n .lluation Ihe IlCadqlMli «*n. cr* w «, tuimiianr* i i -im II v sie I kl»n Arneinsn !r™<p». not aliouit hrhiml lield ditpslrhes. Hriic that I Ittlr i ditlfm " at la it Ih r Ml,ml rrs is la m e to th" Adi iinlrailtPfl a ttiiiviai K-n * ,, 11111101, 1*1 . had *l,iw ,-*I (he Bed • *1 %%liiVr |thiit|ioinu> a n j w.ii timetabte. North Koiean ptiilp lfH ikP i 'hi* \ *•uin infant «oner* -aid ih r schedule called for iMpturi* of Targuc South Korea*# M IA M I. Aug. |5 _ r 4 1 —The U4» w n im ilrtl euirrgency capital, on Tuesday, A tlantic hurricane rnnlalnine An n iflrtr irnr ilnk-n ffom Ith?!1 fifth unnivrrsary of Y .J Day and wind* up In IIHI mile* an ho-<r f l <nmmaml In tnnvr (lim n lio m • . • W\ • n » ■ p a of Korea1, liberation from /ap:in> gate a *hip a heavy ho«»c|„e The ChangnyoRg fighlm g was • heart *S 0 miles east of Ml»**l Moinly I,nl -nde. ‘,iv e . today. The storm earns oesrl* l»i.ilio n . Aniiidv. Ihr men uml-r O J I In a h all, hut II* fringe rs u *h l T h irty miles n oilhw aid along fioup.inv t ■ >mm.)ruler l.t (•ali n rl Ihe alram shtn lleheera ttoooe llir stinking river l 1- •'*> and tied Anscln I orliand. C),e.. withand raked the re»»el with 7ft mile troop, were repo itr,! throwing W A SH IN G TO N . Aug 15 < fP)ldtrH W A SH IN G TO N . Aug. 15 winds and “ eery high »••»,*• ihe everything a* rarh other hut not Ihe While Hou*r announced to­ ship reported. S i mien Is in advent r*t Atr Foree T im e hour* ister North hoget I Ing any where Allotment Reserve of |i, e, Ironing ean resign | t* *»».. were ol> erved ha. k at 'lie day lhat I ’ m id e n l Tinm an w ill A field dispatch said the H«d* M IA M I. Aug. Ift ~ b P) T h - Irom Heserve iorccs o, the Nasurged «ix or seven miles r « ,t of -'|t" B id Hiisi temple w ' " , R nominate Mayoi W illiam O 'D w yrr A tla n tir hutTleane stalled over ght had flickered carily during p ,, (-„v | „ , mflhl I A l.I A l l ANSI L lug I s (d h the Nnklotig on their deepest r f New York C ity at amhaatador open water abotn Rftd m ile* due lional (.uard in order to complete Ihe piealawn h<Mii» a tew y»tda , . t — Pleas of two Irgitlslor* lor i penetration in the I ’hangnyisog hrlnw the 24lh Infantrym en1 # p**al. [ fttantefl lo the S .n t.o d llom m s lo Mexico. ea*t nf Miami today with winds Iher ROTC work. vfrlot spec ia| session o( the lloriclt I cgi> Authority a Ml day oplion foi 5h.Pretidential Secretary C fiarfri G. of 1><1 to inn milea an hour w h irl­ T h r K «?<1 iriiin w*i * An A ir h n rrr announrrment to­ tinns Navy plane* .am# in and ftf)) „ „ | WO piete. <d pinperly latiiir if nerrsiarv to mecl the wel- r 11«min bn! "fi Antrvirnu Row I old reporlera llir nomination ing around It* renter. day said advsnccal training i* fou­ rra-keted the temple A atnrm advisory Issued at le t I oftieer said. la ic appr.<prr*llnn in full hrnughl ■ w ill be tent to the Senate about 10:38 A . M. said the disturbance ndered to he third end fourth ye»r iv«n It* M Goldsboro (nr the new " ( ‘atlle va* gn “ Little t'asslno'’ was •*\Ve are till confident we can ihalilc h> a veteran of ‘ He hitter Dfewet t!n i|ri", # l i t unit h«u»- no piiimisc* from (civcrnoi Wai- push the gooks hack ##**»»* th* Wa* d riftin g v ery slow ly In a courses. i* I sen and the ('ah in ri i .*>)*> » fue the ahttay o rV h n t# t:«». fifty jirnjeCI ;r^would. re*nn q p rth w * s tw irl or rsacth-norrh.. Ir u id these’ xdvanrerf fours#'I river bill I* may ta k ' lim e ” •ino, in Ita ly , M#j Horace “ L it l l i r prnperlic* include the lull 1 The moil they would lay %v4% One lied iisttallon fought desas mayor nt Hew T o ri about that westward dircelion at not more students w ill he deferred from I, the tie Butch” Donaho nf law Angeles, ■wia ir ly to link up with goctrilIlt.lf lltrv v% ill i f If diir In tlir »%fl time, The rexignatmi w ill mean a • " •'« " g l » « h‘; ;' rdraft after they have fell the rr- a native of Stephenville, T e x., and iifiH k f ii **h»ch lift U . sS, [) A. [,*» hehind thr Am erican*. (lie prntfMm dl flier idn fiD'ii K «im L a I h ii Camp *»•» liK’s if il, mayorahty election campaign in uln< th , odvlsory. *er*e», *o lony #• they psrttnpsl- a form er resident nf Galveston, A Russian mad# Yak plane, on • fid dfi 4(<dihnn*l |Hff^ of o m i I i V IflfflH F l d ill frill t*%fi il million Tex II nmiRti»4 fmn% New York th ii fa ll. Grady Norton, rhlef fnrecaslar iil ihe R O IC progiam. Ba'icilion niinm.inder l.t to t. luo iw ttv MMt Ilf I i * fr#| in I lf f doll h i thmt nf nie#lio r flli^ flili Ro»i made ihe announceinent in the .Miami Weahtre Bureau, The l*oltcv rd petm'lting resign* tir-orge R . faile of I ’apc Klilatveth, while O 'D w yrr wrai al ihe. W hile ssid that while the slorin is w al­ Iron* from Reserve statu. d >'> i Pvir'land, Me., who fought with • ft<I In r jlr d il I ^Til Ii S i »f p ( H»d It lir i AlllltMi |f -#.| \t\ dl* | p;fti|t lilff Home conferring w i|h the Pre»i- lowing toward the northwest, it* not apply In sltrdcnls in the ham the If.lh Uklahoma Division In M in |u tlin r A ^ n iK path in that direction apparently f giitetiiof M •it|fi,i l, (lie notv n I•it |f |« (tfnpmr In ^lllTlillAlf I I'M " Ita ly , agreed •lenl. I* blocked by high pieMUCc over course ( first and sc«ood yc*,>) It <«a* fasnino lransplantr.1 in II NHllHftRf D» I’ S l f «l«l WOO MB • ill ihr | ri*i I »(iifr info He laid O ’Dwyer hail agreed at Bermuda. of the Air I'o n e R O T T llau . rnlnintuir to the Korcsn rnnun »pr» i«| iFoifin, nidlf im ffply !•» Winds o f gale force m'l-tult-il toutre ilu d cn ll, d members d • the conference lo take die appoint­ tains ,i Buddhist temple in,dead DKi miles ea*t and north nf the (ftp irtlt rd Hep ( , 4f|ri K Slirp# ment. reserve organisation, w ill continue of * Catholic abbey, hut th. renter and 70 miles to (he weal p rill (ltd ‘'r in lf ii W ile A T A I .I .A ll A S 8 K K . 'u g Ift In Mexico. O’ltw yer would aue- and south. The storm Is expected eligible for call In achvr duly '"h'r" W Anthony ( laioe> plead­ a. ... 4/ which toujjh North Korean fii;h t reed Am hatiador W aller Thur- In Increase In six* and instensity fd <s' AilkMlitnif ill a! ihr I fg fil i i/pi ed g u ilty lo rh-ee eharge* of *>n. I fir N « iy *fif*nw |nlf t'»M <1* mi# mi n |to|ipnl oi» lo rut flown alon, 5d, a eareer dlptom»t. »i line hr hfon^hv h ffk l( nti ridiri herslenrent from F T o 'd * V ,n I while it* forw ard movement i* rc*ffviii% how lo go atMHil r fijiK 'i altarkint* infantry rfripU r Rota said Thuratnn would #low. ■All m Intiml !•' i»th# fhr pfnMrrn t« N«i|tNR« »ft Fgg» t Writ M eoll.ge for N’ egioe*. —m-r, ha P H IL A D E L P H IA , A m . | » _ giv.-n another top-level tllplornetle Norton rmphusfied that n» lard ing tielerm .nl from active duly ».tn Prank t m ink* t Palerm o, u-»lgnment, hut did not i<idlenle I |r Ink I thfU'i 'ihr pm fief p ill w i . (o n uerly "xt#p*ioo direclnt. Hie Navy is railing up ie*ei»»c I II Paul an* I '• Ev a n *, manager ef lightwreighl di*m a- what that aatlgnmenr might lie. nrea is th r.iu n e d and nt* storm D E T R O IT . A lie ir» fid t dvr if f*i t r |r n r tlloff t b in 'HI c o rn in g , are up anyuhvre Only '•n a *e|eyijve basis, w llh cp|r-l. Wnniitlriil l»\ til. I I Vf*«T nlil »•»• | employe* nf III” II , l • I *■ »>, me -te Im* Ike W illi .m ., w a , held |n O ’ D w ye r h lm m lf refused to per, ent ,1 Irg id a lu r * |* l"'iP "* Vi hn iw tfp I fi I 111 him, I? ye Jit ''M n a iim e n l entered ft deIS.IHVt hall rod*r for further *a y anything to repo rter* when .hipping ha* haan idv.sed to e *. bring mar*e u|i 1mm r»iy.coi.,d err se caution. tsjrli* | i .tiffin i f •* »pn nt I tun I ■ 1b* llltee tuoulii (ie, 1,» i f r „ w to etiargc* ih.*' *ti#v hearing ne*i To. .da* on »fc*r*»* he le ft hla eo nf»rencr w ith the units. *p The advisory gav* th# no.ltiun rnndiliiit* VimI rv 'vitli ,i rifle liiillet enciiiu fin Nepl I *u,| ’ ihe ptr |»*i' te irle d ’• Id.’ 11 «• grnwing oirt of a Sonlh Philadel­ Prealdent. In a statemrni am plifying * * ’ ol. ihr hole ihri*vffh HU M y . phia gun fight. Reporter* asked O 'D w yrr when of the center as latitude J5.5 Her instructions, the N avy *a>d *1 ,-ehim: it there mrlttn the nest m ••d ia l* t*a|r llg ll north and longitude A7.J west. Tin* ton, L v lr ((t iffin , l i M i»»p it ' he wa* going In M exiro C ity. that a ll defcrmeiil rerpicst* mu-t tew uvinlll* ate tlun i ircm t Judge M'lg'i 'I **y"No statem ent," he replied. P H IL A D E L P H IA , Aug. IS i.t'i he submitted within 48 afte, s N K C K D A II. Wl•'> '4*i h|*lfj nl [IrfroH U Im rfiUe ilrtmtlMti Thl.e gi-lsturr ill .peeial *e* tor allowed the nu - »» •emaln at hi.n»e t rank I Itlinky 1 Palerm o, man* In reanonae to other quesltnn*, R eservlal receives hts orders. No —A liack-cw intrv farm i" t it * Hr hr w iv 'SnrrV** hr t||r| sldii las' Srplrm ber enaete.l tlie liherty under lew ,1 im ' d 'feried gei of lightweight champion Ik - he aah] he planned to fly l.aek to request w ill lie rcuislcjerrd liefuie «aid tndev that s' *|c> tro tc o* n’t k ill hi* father for lieaMng hi lin.'NKI.nnp .s ir s tav. hnl It n il .•■nterirc* un'tl th* - t . ' , ' P > id « ttlllla m a la egpeeted % aurrend- New York at 4 P . M. the reservist gels hla order* til I rsrmn i r .S T i he >* a* gran»< H (the hoy 1 • i mother. M is Mat.*l D ll - I f f ' d meeting ih- SMO. I'om m iatlnn lnve*ilga • • ih - <**#• O’U w yer. 80, has Ire n mayor et to |e.|lce i.etay | „ eonnretion report for artle# du ly. vision « f ihe Virgin Msr>-. *np- *ll'a a ila t H e «*. t a il h h n nu l .apprnprlallno. m d recommend, action w ith a aouth Philadelphia gun m<gtof#t>« flip 1k|«»W •nMrt|*li*rr'l( inf* fry hpt fttr %riV#*«* K MiiiP A I .i if fill, Ift, mother nf the l - v . I U C S O S .fl O f D n r l i n . . . . • i . . . 11 * 0 ■i -■I■■■*I a■ 1 * t ft M B l»yn* .MrllBMIrii H‘»«|"‘ Ai x M m iu u i u c a it u t o w ill vif»rin«1ly flllnw n ffir r i * s" l W llt llfi'lf «f 4(ln ntr*| n fflr t s llf •• • a* iiis e rl,*i menl against Gait*-*, chaining Attorney* for w ith hf*n*i lltjurtf»% polir#* Hft Mi J ' \ r<-* Palerm o and , • ■ r rn lu t^ l m^n a minimum of 1° W iH v inn.no'i rha«l Ih lm ln fF r 4mU -.*#•##. ' * * ** • • • . . * t r - .e l limes let vgs. fftf • |i r nt rg«inti th«* r^ ruiar ... I Z o t t ! " n* m o n ' « • , «*» »*h" - 1 r x * . **r a • I A t in * tiM neart regular ,.., '** *ni» •iiT*wrr*p»n*i •r,*1 In f In ivrrpay-oent* from f , | 1xh#s* witrn i»*f *iu ttatUll rFfjfc'f n *» ib p #1f», M ary Anna *an llw u ,aul sSamlnn'c port for duty. ,re photographer, w i- i#f>-rr*-d *■» V**terday W o r k lllK " « * l» °rg a n lr*d scasrtaas# n s ftaa# a it! im iniie r-nd i on-lrurtioo holh men would tw aurt*nd«rt<l to | ) | g r U -eP t D ferment re,H 'lj> ah u!d '■* the ninth■r nf Cod ,:<|.eared l „ he* ® IC ounty Pn*rd -»f fta a ltir* Pr'r'av it I# 7hr St Augustine legislator* eounty Judge1* r,o ,,r police, prohahlv In time for ar♦v-mlag .a th i o ffl.e of K n d W addressed to the commandant ■' and told h er: “ 'Prav and nra • Mlggr.te.) eooii gh hr wIIK I' f IH , ml demeanor. • rAtgnment al ihe morning aesalnu fm in rill atutr «a U h «*a tritip fird i i * Ind let manta a g a in .» me u it m B«ml#r. Raymond M. Ball waa the naval district from which ttie hard. The time t* h u r l '*1 nf central utatlon pollee court. 9y tn (|vp fl<r v»rlf«fr prngrmn i* ■ Negi.te* grew- out of • iowg -,r!e* fo rm ally elected to tha pre*lder,rv. reservist receives h it order* I" * Capt t’reatnn M rEvny. chief A third man wanted h r poliee LO N DON . Aug. ift- <41—S e is­ w llh Fred Bender, vice president, the ca*e of a ir reaerviat#. order* nf the ta le traffic police d* «h*»lr nlhdinrni « f n r I b iib l» * of iiivcsligatlon* of *f t *Ic » it the In connection with the gun battle mographs In R rita ln , Japan and college under form ,* President m l I n I inn nii*iith». and John D. Brtiwn, J r „ •• *ec- generally w ill h« issued from D'» taehmenl, *aid tha' ’-nestlv tWt ■ The C iv il Air Patrol will hoiit j fiihkfiH 1 mftfnfiMBt* rr|ill«,«l thiil Wrltiam It, G ra y , J i Jm epb Coffey. 4fi. <4 Philadelphia! the United State* re*-itfded earih r*ta ry -tre a su r*r. Elected to the A ir Reserve Training llcadqtiart ufltr* peraon* wen- jammed in t­ who re. waa r r lu t n c l to Philadelphia lag* • hocks of extraordinary violen— Icoard of director* w ere: J , ers at Glenview, t il. five acres, standing In • M arin " a dame al Ihe Ran D rill Clot, •ill t’liiihiirift u fv r Hgrnrir< v* hla h signed in Ju ly . tWIt' night after waiving e itrad ltlo n at today, hut scientlsta said they roul ' H all and Thad I*. IJng n . o f Oviedo Reservist* wh" have receive.! amid billowing . Inud* e.f sand, Wednesday night al M:UU <•*.J ..-1 G ailie*, who fir .1 , *i •„ to 'he t# rr|tr m«n«*v hum th* gt'nrm l M argate. N J . Mr waa arrealed In not determine where ihe .piake re­ H. Jam es tint was voted an h^n denials of ihelr deferment t* In w iln e a . the »rerm. The puldfr I* Invite,) *nd there (n it! ,«11♦*#•'!> «i« oprm !ini: l»» ftrr ' 'ollege a* Public pel,M on* Dtthe New Jersey r it y earlier. curred. A I muiI wi prie*t« ami tn nu'" w ill l»- a flirfii allow. rf»ii !#|.*w thi»i niMlm'tm appr** reetnj under tira y . -p*-rifically o rary m em lienhlp In recoenltlon quest# and those who have not Due lo Ihe dance no irg u la , jlfilltlDH* . .' " f l f c t o r Richard Doyle h a ’ Auckland. N, 7... i m .r t n i a« of hi* great influence in building received any reply to *uch t> w err al the kneeling w all iufoce w ii * charged w ill, uilo., tling identified Coffey a* a Matrnmr earth shock of some Intensity a* h'hrfipm i| w«n rlm ilfiiiifi »*f fhi* f'J.'JJ.t in t ollege ex' ........... funds. end in front nf th ” meet ing w ill he held hv Ih " Squad tb- original Hanford Real E*t#t« rpieata most comply with the oti ihe »hcin • t in m a n " fur one of Phlladel- Rotorua, center of ih r Iherm** a* | loner I fill"mittr r • 11f| I'ojltp WHB *1 The *t»le auditor lusd r e p ,lied irt for duty multitude At I I A M. ( f S T ) Jo mn until Wednesday, Aug Board. Members regretted the Ill­ ginal order to renort region of New Zealand in the Mo* ness of Fred W , Bender and exa number* hahka. mem I- C of tlie Senate rommlttee , shortage of l l t j l " In fee, paid The N avy said that an i individual Ann. one of Mr*. Van Hoof1, .even 7:111 P. M. Word ha, been received hr»» which wrote Ihe general appro- I |,y extenslnn sttldeui •. most * *. * ? , ,hp *■ "perateil S p rin g , spa area. T hi* shock at Pretsed thalr wixhea for a xpeedy may appeal from a denial fur d< children, crowned a **atnc ' J the hy I alernm and Singleton and nr- D :ifi P. M.. N rw Zealand time ( 8 : recovery. hnnl teac)i#rs, for ttiilnln g in fO M ilsaea na rag e a m ir * ,iif t M ria p#a# a ist that the members of the Sanford priation* hill dereil their aerr-at, .Jong w ith that 4ft A . XI., E S T t rattled wlmlow Squadron of the C .A .P . now at They said they rnnridcmd • II instruction ranters outside TelleA ssiatlng w ith the adoption of h».,,ee. lie «Uo repotted evidence II •>*•■■*• •*• raa» T » * l tending the summer encampment " n 'hargea of violation over a wide area. It wa* r/rreded hy-U w x. and representing ihe of ere.lil falsification* and enter­ nf the firearm * get. rerkjgaa me by two milder tremor*. at Warner Rolihlns A ir ForrFlorida Association of Realtors ing of unearned credit* on colof Dregrms, atrneioiu assault and However, lb# great violence of B a'# , Georgia, are undergoim: hattery with intent to k ill and the shocks recorded else* her* In ­ and tha National Aasoeiatlon of lege records, ty n ira l army tra ln |i*r: lltrludlnr Real E a ta t* Boards w e r*: 8 . Merle -om piracy. Thn auditor repotted a total of dicated to on* I -on don scientist d rill marches, rifle range pear ( I n l l s s s * •*■ r « « . Six I Lemuel R Rchofiald. a tlrm e y that there m ay have hem a quake Heaaley, Orlando, president o f the Use and training flight#. Florida R ealto r*: O u tr lr i L W ar­ for K inrlem n and Coffey, he tinder Ih* tea. Among those from Sanford who M l" 'l. tug. Ift t4h T h ner, regional ric « president, and and Morton W ilk in . Palerm o1! a t­ The Pentral Meteorological Oh fly C IH H I CH W H IT IN G • re now attending the encamp S ta ir Racing Commission -» torney, bad "advised theaa men. servatoty in Tokyo reporter) the president o f th# Daytona Rea<-h rnrnt ere Kir-t 1 ,'eul. John And'* notin' d tndav il ban M rrd - e'er LONDON, Am 15 f/I’ i A princes* W.ii Imrri ln»l*y In f’ rtnee** a lty tw*atd; U rn . Vh>t#‘ D tnhani * 'ht»ugh iher frl'pla to rrte.n- ehnckk were hr’IDved h 'he no-th levccullve M J Mooi • >if T | | | • .Ilg li yrslcrd e v "Mi se* re a ry ; and Ro » r t J L lllt lie lli, I eirest-p'*surni>live in ihe throne nf the Btil'sh empire, snd • eliinr incndi'r a id leader of Ihe audi'o ila r." ern part of the A tn crirtn co.tllSanford gioup of cadets and Wise In "M ‘il "n Mivr-tlif.«»l • Low 71 her liartslson e liutbkm L Prinre Plulip. 'V itk in added: "M p g f n n .. it nenl. The ahocks w*rt- remrded at i . in c ra ft, D*ld r#nr««entail*#. H ard in, commanding officer , f nf l" ,iiii,x l rentrihutl,<»v hv r# Rein yesterday tK, Inch Ip ea kln g for lS« National Ass..• boxing irom oter a id m at a gar. l f :I 6 P. M~ Gieertwieh Mean Time The new princess, second child nl the m yal eouplf, it third ift tine the group. Ic e Pareter and B illy track rie *iltlve s and nw c ^iln of T o ta l rain, A igi *t. t 28 inchHj eU 'ion o f R *al Eatat# Board*. lie ia not a number* rack*tear. H * <®:I8 A . Mh, lU JT t. n f auevessinn lo Ihe H rltbn*H a rk . A ’lg iu t iicttn ,*l csin 7 "» >n-ii»' Florida1* pari m uliirl plant*. rwnlea all such charges lrvat|e,| The Boston College sci*mngraph C harles W arner urged member* of crown. She follows her rhuhhr The Commission said Moot' had T id e, today: 't k» * ft" A. M the Seminole County Board to at­ i r a s i l t s f l n# P a s* T a i l aneous fam ily and public cele­ at Weston, Mass., and the *elsmo. 2 1 -month old brother. I'rin'e brations. been granted a leave of ah*em-and l / i * 2 :»*' P. M k graph al Marquette U niversity In tend the annual convention whhh Cher le v • from the of fir e nf J . Edwin I.*P rin ce Philip, as he had done R R I T I I N p it;M T S P L A N w ill^he^held^thU vear In Nm^*mti#r Milwaukee. W l*.. recorded l-»*vy The birth nf the baby at *T*i with Ihe a rriv a l of Prince C h arlc* »nn. stale trea-o rrr, to audit hnnl8T R A 8 R O t'R fJ, P ra n r*. Aug. IK ma> enc# House near Buckingham *"» in a.ied the new princess' health and record* of every raring per —OPt—B ritain fought a Ion* and lace, home nf Elltabeth and I ’hiB A T E H IK B D E N IE D In champagne wllh m em ber, of Overload'd e|e,-trle w ire* ran*e,l m il holder in Florida. losing battle hefor* Europe's un­ B U IL D IN G P E R M IT lln , pushed K liia b e th ’s lister, T A L L A L I I A 88 E E , Aug. 1C Amtniim-erncnt th#l Mn-t, h*d J A C K S O N V IL L E . a smouldering fir# #arle thi* o fficial parliament her# to d iy Th# Churc h of God haa obtained (41 — The S ta le Railroad Com- vivacious Princess M argaret, m the fam ily and hi* sta ff. ^ against the S- hum«n Plan to pool a C ity permit to * r*c t a coner#te He alto rushed through • long­ morning In a closet of a two .tor*' Joined the mortnlr t|nn »t*ff wa* to fourth ptaee In the royal »ncmission today lined to atlnsr distance telephone cal) to hi# fa ­ fram e hnlldlng In Geneva. Kanfor -1 another *tep In what Chairman A tlanta W Western Europe's steel and coal block building on French Avenue a requested to percent Inc ream eeeaion. ther-in-law , King George, who Dramen. responding »o th# call, l.en Edwarri* called » “ sweeping Charleston output. between Twenty-Second Street In retee fo r ra ilw a y axnress shipA bulletin lasuad by the atB ritish Laborttea ami C'moarva- and Twm tjr-fourtfa Street at a m en u betumen pelnU inside Tie- tamting p h y s k lin x said th# 'tab; waa on a grouse-shooting trip at got tn Geneva In about Ift min- Invcstigsthm " of politics lq Plot- Des Moines Balm oral Castle In Scotland, too ut#a In th# lltt'# Dodg* truck and Ida'a legaliied pari m uiiiel Indus­ Memphis tlv ta both had 'o un ’gr-i * I M a t IO:ftO G M T flifto A. ^ New Yo rk s ^ t & f f * 00- 1,1 R NpWtl1 la ride. traced th# causa c f the fire be­ try . strietlng the pool'* The VImU'waw E x greet Agency. I F T ) ta d t'sat "b a r .oyat htgh- mllaa aw ay. Yesterday o fflra n of 17 hor-e Philadelphia i hor it y and safegi Queen Elisabeth v u t with her fore It mad# much headway. A. H. Tnduck ha* a permit to Ine^ had /eked fo r the Incrrere nraa and h ir daughter' a r t hot# The building houses a grocery and dog h a rk s assured th# Com- Seattle soT*r*tgnti*a. B u t I • f t . n i house on B1I«M to mehe Ito u tte a te te rate* doing w all.'' daughlar, arriving Just ftva minsiure, tha Post O ffice, end has liv ­ mission In a two-hour public hear­ Washington hood from political teadbtt t i 14 • Fourth S lr w t and Tha baby jprincasa weighed *lx utaa before the baby was born. ing quartern u pstairs. Lieut. ing that any political contributions F o rt Mjrars 1 ■at lowa •t *atlnutrd cost of annoufsrvment A n announcement of tha royal pourws, an they mad# ram# out of their own Jackson rill# O aude Whitten and J . E . Howell Corn It w ill have exterior trealfo r ahlpmenta dlseloead. hung on tha wrought Iron Orlando ------— — | pockets answered the alarm at 7:21 A. M. nf agbeato* shingle#. Her birth Iour bed o ff spout* White House Says!Hurricane Stalls Advanced R 0 T C O’DwyerToGoTo Students To Be Winds Of 100 MPH Deferred By Army Mexico As Envoy Upper Clnssmcn May RcsiRn Guard Tc Complete S t ii d i c« Mayoralty E l e c t i o n Will Be Held In New York This Fall win 1 mi r 1T ’ i it™,; Cily Gives Option Warren Silent ;i»- On Property For On Request For ........ ; »7t..,w..",on o» Housing r r o j c c t bpcnal Session Castle Brewer Court Sales Tax Fails To To Be Built On Site Sustain State WclOfFarmI-.altorC.itnp fare Palermo To Give •SelflJp In Numbers Racket . Guo Battle Kmhcz/lor Oilers lira Of Guilty In A. And IM. CliarKC Boy Uses .22 Rifle Alter Father Beat Mother With Chair V i s i o n Appears To Woman Al Noon In Ncmlah, Wis. i* Raymond M. Ball Elected Head Of Violent Tremors Disrupt Working Of Seismographs Civil Air Patrol nruli'nrooH Trniniiiff Baby Girl, Third In Line To British Throne, Born To Princess Elizabeth Unrinc ConimiKKinn Hires Slate Auditor Sanford Went her Small Fire I CauKcd Hy Overloaded Wires The Weal For *. f * ■ t 9 'f �* T H R K A N F O itn TW O T U D A T ’h D lllL B VKR8K IN the Inn* run n r i j ambition that ru n . runnier t» God's Ilian Iwrecked: There I* no power hot of ___ God.- horn 1 1 : 1 . ^ K v tty in tin* w o rld , I n t it u lin g tin p re N iin ia b ly w i l l f<d A m i'r ic n t u . w ould c h a n g e t h e i r diet i f th e w v r ld f<iiid k ( i « I» o f th i I ’ n it w l K r .tio n ii K ik m I und A g r ic u lt u r e O ip n iiU it t iu ii v .. r . i . a l i z i d . T h u e x p e r t * o n th e o rg a n iz a tio n M u ff n r f nut iu :ic c n n - d u L u u l h r w m u c h A m t- r iu iiH c u t . lu it u Iron I w h a t w v c u t. T h e i r c h u r l* n a y t h a t th e a v e rtin '* c iila r y iiit n k c fo r A m c r in u t n in n a t ia f u c t o r y , but o u r d ie t c o n ta in * ton m u c h u p iii an d f a t * , n o t cno u tfh f r u i t , v ep e ta b le * , m e a t, ffn h , e g g s a n il m ilk . T h e U n ite d N a tio n * - tu d y f in d * a n im ila r n it u a t io n — eno u gh c u lo ric n hut th«‘ w rn n jf a * * o r t r n c n t o f fo o d *— in fh c n n lu . t h re e n a tio tr o f .South A m e r ic a , S c a n d in a v ia , th e H r it ix h lull- und u tirp rin in g ly H u n * ia an d a ll o f K u r o jie e xce p t th e n o u th e rn nepm ent o f th e c o n tin e n t. In a l l o f TIn* re a l o f th e w o rld the n vo rn jte r ljr ily fraid in t a k e i* lena th a n th e e x p - r t fig u r e it *h n u irl ia*. a n d n o w h e re i* t h e r e a diet w h ic h i,^ re )fa rrli d a* e a t i* f a c t o r y . In n lm o *t a ll catcea tile d ie t is * a id tn h a v e eno u jfh o r tn o m u c h o f c a r la jh y r ir a t e I'Mk I* . not c n o i'tfh o f p ro te in fo o d *, w h ic h a r c g e n e r a lly m ore e x p e n s iv e . l*r<.|MiHat* to tb‘nl w iilt tin* p ro lih-rn a n t an ye t vatrtle w ill s k e t c h y , hut m » - n a u n u rin K (K iin t i n x c m c rjr c tl. T h e Fran I an d A g r ic u lt u r e Oi ,- a n iz a tlo n c x|M :rtn do not la tiiu v e i|ia t Hu- d ilu tio n i ' to ta k e fr.ral fr o m thune w ho h a v e it i.n d g iv e it to th o u * w ho la ck it . T h e y nee th e p ro b l. ru th e p ro d u c tio n o f m ore food, a n d t h in k th a t to ta l w o rld o u tp u t c a ll ire d o u b le .I T h e ot xt p r o iilc m w ou ld l.c to r li« . Iiib iit i* I he fo w l If th a t co uld la* rlo ric on a p a v in p liaeiH , th e I o ile d S t a t < ' riiijrh t h a p p ily f in d jtn e lf re lie v e d o f it* triiid tle n o m e tr«.d * m |ilti»t p ro ld c m * Virtually evetyliosly, w r L r lir r r , vnll adimi that dor country •• certainly in a hell rd a 111 Hut when tar uniat on ete« iiiik men '■< high u iiit r like I’ trtUlenl TlUlnan anti Governor Warren, what tan A r p c i il i n c itn lice Im vc -ct n m u r k tu *lm u t ut in tie we expert) We tenet ally «H the I’.n u liic t id lu r p c - .t n le mi id s r.n d e n s o f v ic e . In n * io p lc Lind id government tve atk lorw rsip in H tie iio ( A ir e s w h ic h m u s t h a v e o ccu p ie d m o * ’ T h it ro u iiliy I *• V|»eni H Ini- u f th e c it y puller- f u r r i* ’ n p id h tr w it h H *u l> *tn n tin l l i n n i i u r lion doiiait dui lie die |ia il I > >1 f id u iu i p .ilicst, i.,til* r |n rar»h* w t*re R IT IIItiH l. T in * k u o w lr d i'. H int A r p c iit t iiu i.x it p o lin ’ id n tc tJekerr* ye a n in trying to |novnlr Sotial r >1 li „ . . , . Security (or o l ! folk*, chilrlten .*«»«•’ " I tin* *nitli> o f! tin * tent II ih Iro u nd to In- Hil»|M*ctfd whole p a fftt: don’t want In 1*1’ Hint tin rn id w n * not . ,n r is . I out f . i r tin* h<>|i * p u rp o *i' o f care of them and lor dime who lif t n iK tin* m o ra l turn* ..I H ucu o* A iri* n n ip ld lift*. Nt*v»*r ate too lary to work. Ju il what kind ititilcHh tin* o |M iu llo ii d io u ld lenvr* u d c fiu itr* m a r k on H i*’ of ircu tlty they will have il wr .tin irt id n h in ly i id r r lu im n r iit . l l s h o u ld In* n im ip H in t get into a war with R urtia ihrmtd I.f f .in * t i i f iiiiv ii.in A i r o u n d c r w n iId , o r i l * p trlro n *, f u r i f t l {a u ie ut all to itop and wondei. Hint niprht. TTj^y might have been more re fm e if wr had a|*e»l dial money on univrttial m ilitary training- AiTM’iitinc Virc Rnifl AUG. 15, 1950 Warren Silent Feeding 'Hie World • hp Sanford Herald » ^ llk l(ll4 I t INN • k liliM I Dally lila r 4 « F *** I I I H aaadla 4 ita a » u l i i H a» rlaM a a i lf r r la N i ST. laia. ai ik» fw«i u m . r •* aab^aN, FMvl4at «*4er vbt Arf ^ *»f II arr'll 3. IftflL h K u m i i** m u.% i:d lla r teliMlm* I II ; I * ____ IlHtlMIt* H hINKIR I IK M M ir iim lU T K t •*F 1 B lfltt 9 XI I INI MiellLfa l>l«l If Miillia m.m •• 11ll ll Vil a 13 * r tfiif " A l l bhllUBrj itnfliee*. pneG uf • N il. MtwlNilnii* «in«l HiilirM nf llfrlilN M M i for Ifc* l»»f|»Mf* »f l a lif la a la , w ill hf ih a u r il f**t «t rrv^lar •* r f Pi• p # a ilifd >Btl(,HM|lr Ilf InI«ni|i ttNtapapt* liapraw aiN lltra l* r t i n lo rtii I'hlraiM , llrtm ll. Nan1' ^a |M. lA»aia. T l» Hamid I* a "* AAM dalta I’ rMi a k lrk U aafllUd r t rjftel talf I'M *L* *•#* I It tw|tII ll11* rfelluu af all ibr l«fi» *•*"»*• |»vlaird •ll ffeja hf H iN p r , mm wvrll mm ml* * f feiai i||»a«ielia« ___T lit e t r iA v . a i d . i s . i»so TU ESD AY. H E R A L D . H A N FO R D . F L O R ID A THt WORLD TODAY THE NATION TODAY 4ConHMiie'f F’rfflri* I'n iy Untr If thv nppropm t:or* •ouml. trtit w tlf a n «nou.d be put firs t. ■ ‘ Fo r th* vary sake of our honor, w * *houltin’l p*v cat and m o u s^ Ew icw ca m u.tipilas Uvat Mus­ wt*h thr o.d prDpIc.” Sheppard covy s far Jrwm i-iv lr.g suetfcdc J e la n d . m conraur.iring hnr MtvltUe «mT jtw rcu lo ii* l* a id , ! n«nclng alp.re n i* t ',rT. E u r <p*. cam* into ho uii y iio n , nt In d .r j it*- brcom’.ng incr*a* ng- the Governor __ renreet! hi* cog ly clear that Soviet efforts :o "th a t" thV 'w aul witbhofd c! tt nc Jr.a: pait of the continent jH-r.dtr g its «p»x-;n| «p»i-,n| cigarette tax fold— to r.fy rarth* fjr.-l fot m hssr ict in ot new *anaUtfo thr i . . . ii i n ; v , .. ot :ort» until i t •* *u»* of enough w ill b* a long mor.*>- to operate tbrtil. V .V it. i , Euruptang* a fi- r *i t e n . I ' j ' l n ’ It.ie c io r llo itirr Gi»* It's the old, old story that >o j ham rocallvd the Cabinet already , ’ M.rttcd the tu b e rc u lo u s may temper phy. cal obedience by i force, but yv j can t chans* men * begird to spend all the that i» ea^^u^lkl-, fur_ it in the minds by force. Signs ct n o 'tility to the Soviet ' v.rareM - tag U w . The L rg irU tu rt ■ continue to' manifest them 1 - v d it m i . be nvesl fo r no other rt-gitne *c»ve< in various parts c-t Eastern purport. Th* TH Board presented • Europe Ut spite the use of the ( ’. a im .ii.t ;rcn hanu G ''a ff*e tie n is to i r t | valent m .om» «'ates that theo spend the (.-.uwO.UW ptu* b - w I it an almost constant purge o! tn federal funds to build new *»nthe di'turtvng elements going on atona at Tampa ar.d Tallahsrse*. The beard rnv* a*k*d to appear Specifically, in Creehorlovaka 1 many p»upl# recently have br*n next week for a fu ll dtscu.s-tM of ^ .entenced—»om« of thorn to death T * m ittet. —on charger of plotting n. over' throw the government. And it c h ile -he attemi I* hut a* a tlj L* , ‘ hat th i. I* on* ccn*dldate h*r sa:e!i.te empire in i.astern Europ*’P,e,J B , O a 'v m v U c K E N Z IE A P F o r t ;;a A t t a in Anviyat I I , JA M B S M A It I.OW W A SH IN G T O N . Aug. in — Many of th* top leader* in V 1 . 1 * .. . r‘!c n , 2 i . ‘ i i-' A rm y *hould i« ru p y all K o re i, if the Am erican, whip the North Koreans in the pr< tent fighting. Hut, so f* r a* can te* learned, rin iiet i.ion has be.-ti made on th i*. T lie re'. a gm>«l reaviri why l! S m ig h f nm ».-< aid* to <nrr,' out »urh u dr<inon, if it '* * ” m ,,!’ .. . . . . »hV N«’ .th Koii’- u l. i«aiii'g,"tt may •-rid it. own tr> -p* in t. iK'upv *11 North K u o * down to the ’l*lh parallel of Utltudr, which divide, north from ninth. I f rhast happens, we’ll h aw tu • tup >outh of the .'tHO. paraltil anyw ay, whether w* like it or not. unles« *vi*’r. ready to g» to wat with R u n ia , f..r croavlng the line then would mi-fin that. A fter W i.rl.l W ar II ltti» la t'*ik . v,.f Noith K iren tlowii lo tha .IMth parallel. •< • up i *‘ .nininntvl Korean r 'V ir n m r n ', armed it, and then got out. We took over K<u-a *oulh of the line, helped up .lie South Korean republic, left it prai-tirally unarmed und then got out. T h i. b-.'i th. North Kuiaan free to a tla .k th. -nth when they wer, ii-ady. 1 In-v did. And then the 11. S. moved hark In. If the II. H whip* thr Nelth Korean* at.d tit tve. .hint noith o f the IMth p a tn llrl, I,‘it it<etf ‘ top* tooth of It, then the N tlh K u irv lti once inure w ill hi flee to re arm. So long a* we I ■pi art aim ) In .Sooth Korea e*.. North Korean* prolashly w-.j .| not ’ .empi anI *•’ r " ,,n ' E H u r.“ » long would ■this countrv l.e "I'lln p I keep ,,,y ,, True. tf.•. rountry .<,uld arm the Sooll. Koreans nn.l gn oul. Hut If war la rtr.l betw.-err north und ..II ll,< pie ent ><it|. again, lln *h..,>img ». i l . - uf Ilf. would h(, nothing, On the other hand, If the U. S, I d 11 g f.i. the I iiiltd N a tio n * " ■.erupted all ■f K o ie a ll ruiild . i i * . i in the f 'oinntunlsti, try to • tamp Ihi hi " ill, and innylie set op a tingle, .Oil, ( ■imrnunllt gov* * i niuent for *11 K .,i . < Hut What wont.I ft lie aim do* Hit idly hy veil lie the I t i . .. . l ,i(| Korea, whn It i* rllia r l: up against the 1 . 11111*1.1(11*1 M i.'ii iy uf I nina end 11 h i iiw ’ lit would it mire more move In- THI VITAl A ll INSTAUATION at Pohang ( 1 ) remained in U A . haada although the North Kore.ui lieds hold the burning city, sU mUoa easL i Enem y drive* to expand the Nsktung Ktv«r brldgehaad Into a fu ll scale ■ItAck oi) T m |U (2 ) w tr# nti f 4td by i new lAnk~co?vrtcl c ro u iM In th t luuthweit. United State* troups andMarines conwUdated a line on th» height* oveilocking Conim unisl-h.Id Ctdntu (3 ). (Central P r u t) # Senator Fights Hed Star Says U.S. Soldier Heaatiike The pit o f M ■ a Lo *. ih* HaiK fw i Uttlv Bnls^ i, at!'1 -vo mi!*) c*ep i*pubbc. the Russians hnv* bevn waging » purge to protect the and twice tha*. long. | coafUr defense 'ecre'.s. The autn thou tuffuc te . it* v ’ccritic* repwrtediy fear f i f t h con-tt ovng us th* viecolumn a.-tivtty oy Baltic nnfnhst*. tichallvts along the icacoavt where th* Sov:*t is .a id to hav* sub­ marine p*n« and rocktt launching *it«*. Hungary anJ Pulat.d h*v« lire furnish.ny th*tr ^u*>*cs of alleg­ ed d is s ffr.lic ti And of C0U I ‘ 0 M jtcew hi* re.eg-itod Yugoslav nt to the dotrhtu** in teto w itl. Tito. 4 - •*« M| Mi Mf So th* story tuns until v*« AMHKif IliO l m iA ii • fl«(l l«u j rvid*nc* to w ar­ rant the assumption that Moscow never w ill subdue ul! c f the pt*'* **n ion in u 'in turvipv. ■enti general gtriftation it. t.x» E.vttem Euiopc 1 (< unlinued from Page liner tale, in re., nay to lr> - .»• • v . M OSCOW . A .g r5 -Ri—Trie *'* l’ " ' U"1 of ‘ heir l.atp SpvU t a m ,) . p• p . R e i S ts : | h il.ie m sw . .".me «.f the u l'.e ltlr .t ouestluli. , ’ aid Im ls If.- vlt. tl Ul *cld!ef righting with . p ite j Nations fur were ih.*».-i I Should the fam ily support al- * ' ln Bure* ha* a 1 bes'lllk>* f* * lowurur - . paid In p a il hy Ih. g o v * ,"d u n u ib l n tn* N azi*. In an edltoiisl tl, i,e .v*p sp fi •trriiienl and in pait hy the per son unduly, go lo all prisons in tile said the mbral yb ara.ter uf Sov­ .no. a *• 11 1 . w .'h d**iendrnl- iet lig h t.ng tier. .* In fin ite iy «u('•Mur ■the. than cnm mheiiaird offi.'er*? ■ . ,* to tr.it cf the. A m vrl.an . U l J- I tow miirh should the allowT h* S oviet w ill have* to rr.vl and antes hr and should the enlisted im perialist P®1* .) there t* n». another g*nciailon I k *an'* rontilhution in c ic a st with *.S»I> an army with a N S w d t< h ; i v n lh f d ^ r 0, ..-.o .t „ wiped -------- and if* mi . i «* i h t \T ideology m jo*ral.. Red v w tt w lt e W h r. i.. pay and plom oliontT n thir sp irit. 'vid i*r« n*sd So thete ».-* havw another ex .1 Should mt ii w ith a ret (sin i-ullliiei of depend*lit rlilld ieti or officer- of the American Artnv ar* crlieut r*n*ori w hy Moscow isn't challenging late by employing patent* he rxn n p ttd from hems.* indoctrlnstnj. In it th.’ ;*- « wltial lle v e lo p m c n ta ill K o re a h a v e made* c c r la it i re c e n t stro rg -n rr. methods to conquer tia ftrd , ur he ditrhatg* d as hard cultivated all tne revulsive an We iu|ipoir President liu n a u ioatl.eotni qualities which il»t!ng •n t i i u i i i t iiv *’ v. I in i|io r t a n l |ie i* n n n ” *ound n liit ip n e r . Western Eu ie p * c-he know* that, -tup cases, lie.-ause of the lalge it fight when he u y i thii it no ulshrd liit l r’e »'jbb»r a im v . drrplte h*i l*d dtv.*ion* of tioops, F o r c x n m iilt ', H c c ie t u r y A c iu **o n , J a n . II! stiid " If ...s i to tht g a vriiiii.e n t of fam il' lime to contuier a hill lor umvei S o o tli K o re n w eir* in v a d e d , o u r a t t it u d e w ould i* it would be ma» ir.g a te rrific gamallow aiort T t lia l id* to pu*h ahead without con­ aal military training I hr lime to Ha) lie liria l l.ew ls H Hei S o u th K o re a w o u ld In* able* to r e t tle l." solidating te rrito ry n lre id y over­ have done that wat lin e r or loui f l u ) , .iim lo t of Se ie clivr B* Secretary John on. Jan. 10: "The reduced hiidpet of run. The general who leave* p<n. . . told the gioup that nn -----W a it ago 10 that young man now l.r t f . of rebels 118,5‘ir».000,(KIO for list* armed W'rvlcea offer* an iidei|um> 11 ' [ i l X i . a,'” d ia fO .s W|ih .lepum lent. had hte. . * , Iwldnd him tr a *■• being called upon to light would of defenia for an.v ml nation l lust may ante Hi the next did Ohoe; ii Itiiorlnn* ruiild Ii.duci.sl rre .n vly and .a id hr d id )0' ' U‘ L ‘ ? 45 . i V i ln* tK u fclr’ al learl Lnow how to w alk, to obey, 0.,t plan lo induct th rill until Con ‘ . c* 4,1 , 3J .1 “.V1 N’ atutally auotli-i p ew riful reaaig u e. two year*." jo ta rty * fun they would he «o >^*r "> ‘ *u„ for the s to p r v ;. of tr* R *L H. urriipatioii of Korea , .e , provtdei allow ance, (m dr * * * . b f•* ,n H a rk in N o v e m ia -r, 1 H IH. (se n . J . U iw t o n C o llin * to iid : 1 U ‘ .uaiH Ia who * » ' drive in Eurep** lia s in the nswly would gtvt liu- ii.u n t il a ttiong .lendenta. much lir ltr i o il in atlual battle for s third term. 1 acquired strength.............................. e n fo u r o r f iv e in o n th n m ore t r a i n ii i K . A m e ric a n p ro u n d fiiuthutd and ba»« In t i l s fur c f V.'f'tifM lle rre y e-lim atr.l that abmit I If they had undeigone thorough "Int iiv Born in County Mayo, l i c l s i d . ru t „ f UiP M aisliall | iin u ir III <a r of any fo lia r war tSMI.UUO v<utitg m* ii between In and a ip s t h ro u p lio iit tin* w o rld w ill lie a id e to ta k e on n n y biflim inary naming I tut it 11 too tnry ‘T ,u *fth# irn ltt f and th . A tlantic Fact mil.tr Uj years u l.l-p re..n t age limit* S u t« » vkhen lio d v , a n y t im e , a n y w h e r e . he 20 late fot that now It’i Neirxlivr tor induction-are now .le fe m d beC n m iile n t T r u m a n ’ * n p tlin l* n i. N lu rn ru n a M e ra b lv m o d i- „ 11,' k “ MU.U ™ wuu W i ^ X ‘m cause or dipendent*, S o v ie t we need, not lo m p u lru i) f i l ’d , w aa e x p n : * d in Itieau t e n t a ik * M a rc h U : " l l t e de- iilly hy it die H u s s m i .* tiird tu Rep. John it. W a lth rO-Indi M ilitary Tiaining fs’ itei’* o f Hit* U n it .n l S tn li'!* nri* in l***Ut*r .sliifjis* th a n l t i « y <K-rii|ijr Mrsico nr <lanttda, which fs tl.it ii, show up for the start IfK t ir i. ■Iirci ur • RIAVI VI* Mir nr. .m ark no against the 1 ,'iiil > -i uf today’s llin.se »«»s|on, leaving New Y o rk Police Totce. .tu Jic d w* “ '*'*■ . . . nt w n r ," M ay4 : , , . A friend of ouit who hat ju il Havi* e v e r bit«*u w h e n H ti* e d iiiilr y w n s nut S lat**. in duubt Ih* fate u( a bill lo *an law and entered p jlrtic*. I >. Thn » “ ,,n * ° [\n„ uf line* Ih^r Hu* I . I I 1 m.iv.d_ Into .......................................... gone thiough Spam by I i m < w ntti " T h e h lt iu ilio ii i i not n e a r ly no Iratl a * in the* f ir n l h a l f ■el an order cu tla llin g postal s.-r D uring World W ar Tw o. O'- Communr»m turning It* attentwn " T its* w .ti 1.1 i rlm »er lu jre a re n o w tiiu n i l North Korea tfie'y rouio n u t'"* pi wme in itiallin g obteryalioui on I If-J Ii ' J u n e 1 : vice O w yrt way ii; Ih«- Arm y IT? *tnrnort tc A*i«* A t r* * till* h cefl in l l .e llt.-il f iv e y e n ra ." .ir lv .n ..nt • by force, which W al.h . a freshm an, it th> oolv tered it as a major and w as pto- Oiad’-nr. J*bb, B ritish delegate to ike country which it me Hepuhli the United Nations, pungen.ly lie n . W n l I u ii I*. W a l k i f , J u ly 'JU : " W e ..r e n 't k o i i . r lo * ..rote .,u ..- lireiilber whu .a lt ceil up Ihe h’J I inotrd to r b r!? (Jie r general tan membeti ol to n ,t in t wish lu Fo r a time, he served a* Pie- t itle d 10 a speech: s t a iu l a m i f ig h t . A n s i tlonr tha-i It n. w .rs At tin* >.ml he ran .a il ll up only Imlay. make tlir major hulwaik ol out Kiv«’ il|' mis* in c h , Ws* nrs* K">h k The bill ll Irefore the lion*, • idem Roote\«li’ - p *t*o u il en"H *re (A s ia ) rt the va*t arena the ..u -<■ haven't *, power III Lu I ope Hie people air tw o sliiy rt Intr r , J u l y .'il ; " W e Ills*I i l l ’ll k ir k r t i uut srf un .......... iindei a rpetial rule adopted yes­ voy to Ita ly w llh the rvtta of r*m- in which, repulsed In Europe, R j P*‘* , r *b istador. Js oow (tear ti*«t the dark forces terday after 2 IH merutwr* r toned a | battadur. p o stlly-ilu c ken ami 1 1 a I v I n V t h is m u r n iiiK ." — Tm rt|<n T rilu tin '. T H tn ’ G E T W E A K A L L At the State Department, of- of Communist imperialism nr* cv’’ ’ petition to lake II aw ay frorn Ih* T h e ir it no dunking walei on the li ght m lhoi.t the North Korean* Rub- Coimtiiller. O TH ERS flc ia lt told reporter * that O’ - i centrating for the k rll. A ll th* even kmiwiug they w.n- there,1* Ira in i. and you have lo pul cog­ Walsh Hied th. petition last Dw yer kn*>-as and Is lB .e J by new emergent A*ian state* are af•aul 1 . 1 . Kinoeis I lio.iipsou uf nac in the walei you grl at the month after the Hul*-s Commit!.* M exlcan leadets from tne Pres.- jfected by th is, and they know it. n *3 ,5 5 ........... . e « » ...................... ' »’ t.llts y .m.oo failed to dear the b ill fur normal dent r< oallaw,U >.■.«■ r a a * Uaer ‘ “ ‘ ‘ ‘he That rt where Moscow i* able to down. They predicted Mationi to pirvent it fioin |>oivonth* first North K .irru n ii.m i.at ng» iiy a rtille ry and tug! esploa- ‘‘ f t.r r , i i V r. 1 " " l l , " k would n ttk* a first d a ** envoy. mat.euvtr others Into th* P ^ "’ Houi e consideration jug you. There a ir loldren evrry- mlsalon In slays, dtopp.d two r.iat rva*. IX to 26 >1.13 a«d the ri’?kettrigs, s lr a f ’’ In th . dawn the enemy disco*, tlcn of fighting for her. That is A I last report, W al*h wa» bur where and, appaienlly, ninety gvee pound fw inf«* on M asan, southern mgs ami flaming file bombs of " r’ t '*,V " the field rn which she can do the ryln g back from a speaking tn screen. It rmsed w ith the swirling cant of them ate o fficrit. Across port, and strafed tin- imitortaiil the | i S A ir Porte ,Y t* l* rn A il!’ • untold dtmi n* -t gageuirnt at tire rn Hav, Wia floor” it: tlift* for ihe vole. ....... .......................day * *h* can rnvi.lv* them tn m ilitsry . -y y £ We ' attacked after day fog." the hordei in Fiance the people a ir .ommunications ■.-nls-r to th> , l u, Yesterday Walsh told irm .rteiIf W alrh du**n': show up today ilo ’ii th« rn o .la . linim g.. la­ of l*. H. lines. with heavy CHsiialtle* hot they • n.i evcncnu. expenditures while l "tio il willing. I'll Iw on the th* h ill w ill he l.nuclied oft th lelaliveiy proaperouv ami fnenrlly f rontline l .po rta nnid ll..' lied* a . ie too ilmnned well entrenched"’ gan Atru-ti.nn rnultnr file , tinw a ^ v * - w w a. House calendar and can b« con • lie hetseli builds up streagth »{ , T and the lood It wondei I ul We nt Chuhgn)<nig, dd m ile* south­ •nl.l MaJ. E . J . Carson of U uin rv, nicu said. 7 MEN S W EAR bom*. lid rie .T * again only If th> Rule* "Yeah , Wo gut white |ilimpolio, hop- that Ameiican loilunr* in west of Taegu, rubbed out most of III. Snrsii wwti'Jer that Ru**ia should Committee change- its mind or 21® nml o.oitut* this morning o tr the gain, luad.I.y the hard fig h t­ I’ M. 1222 -J sh ift her learn as*ault to Asia 30$ E , K IK S T Then another negrr liuttnlion own." said Sgt. fla v i.l Hollins, u Cuto|>e will not he hated on a cm* inem lielt sign sr.t th rr petition. ing 'Jltli llivision .Monday. I r«a (lss*4 r*MM r * l l Most was called in. lilp l, bankiupl. Faicitt dtclatoiilnp of I.n Grange, N C. biltcrly. Tiaegu is the South Republic's (^ jum ped uff Sunday nmrnlng, A fter the n m iluring came |l«> against him,” like Spain. p o y|r said the shooting stemmed orders In move down from It*of «tl,(HNl R.-.1* p. tse.1 in the War, „ f terraced tire fields terrain won with American bluvj. from a “ welsh" on a 75-e*ni num­ The United States hai hern •<> of Taegu. Mosn lo lhe!r ol.Jeetlve, Ihe enemy Hours Is t .r , M ai. Bowen C ar­ ber* bet that should have paid buiy during the pail aim monlhr Red tanks and armored car* ranked Ihero with small arm s te r of Omaha, Nebr., who fought the bettor fltMI. No one was hurl halting comumer goods, it hasn’t IfWirn scclor, I ’J ririlea northwest and automatic wram.ns fire. •ei*. • * , * * ' l tVI,.ls|n„ t« s - „ „ ... in the etrhangr of shots. ... *r.r n s s s s s i l are.* " .O l one rompany rut tu pieces rrphrted that N avy airmen h'*i John Dagtosa. eastern IVfinrymucn time to think about iiw L.'l Ttiey availed thetnsclvra of a end others badly hit, the UttAlion ii-.n onleied In to attark Itw tvanla rrjs e ie n ta tiv r o f the Slate danger r ul Communism ur Soviet Russian -alyls- sttbttiergcd su«peh was furred Iwck. Commission, promised _ temple which hail been speedily A thletic eft *-«•**|s I##* I * If *• AftiY IYf fllll# •l"S l.si.lg.- In isn s* u regimetit "1 keep thinking of the Anne, roorr-tprcil I.y Ihe N«*1 h K nreaiT ’ ‘proper action" when the outcome | wht> wat going on behind dvr ntaiui .t,i*oo men, an.r tunas -•> " “ ‘V i •»-*• tilt utstl e s l u m , a u i,,* III. uslriuo o nt. i»*ar(’*s* -sao * s ." '-**.». . nose MuniMan Curtail. when lew consume) the river against South Korea 1 tains are a ll alike Eall lough, llrsl seemed lu liave ha.l wirne pur |o *f. commission could rvvoVe ot *u» defenders. Such bridges a n hull! this is worst than Ita ly Iwcaus* "W e chewrit up plenty uf | pend I’sUrnto's license H, ll-*r*. rt goods a ir made, but many implrlist liclow (he water'* surface H* of the scrubby little trees Ihe them,” said C arter. ■n "concrete case." mkpts of war. So during the first ilde them from rd.server .Iftec enemy ran hide In." tU months of this year, we made tion end are capable o f support­ At dusk Iasi night. Anselm.* and his men—negro soldiers like 270 billion dollars worth ol auto­ ing armored rlvcr-rro ssln gs. A ll , S. Hth A rm y rormnuniqur Hgt. Roger C . U ra n iu m of U r n mobiles, radios. ftigidaiirt. and Issued al h:OS I ’. M. Tue».ls> •I* I'v t, C lir r n r * fl«*vt*r uf yihal have you, or three billion (r,: 0.', A M , K S T t said the South leAi riiu, T r * .. | f c . Allan lia rs K.uesns sirccrs»fiilly rssuntrratgrave uf Chicago, !*vt Jam es more than the previous high attainI ‘JMl |i ~‘ ft’* / f 1 jJ i river-croesers m*»r fra n k lin o f Nashville, Tenn id in IM S . We’re a great country, t«*ked Ih. Waegwan and found lh a l allied moved out With souther rotnpar.y we are, got more of everything air support presumably had knock in support. than anybody. T h a i’s why the ml out Red nrmoiml cats. "They slipped up behind in lit*. Russians want to lake it away Intelligence o fficers were unal.h at rhOnN lio m us. They could utr our auto­ lo learn whether the Waegwst overran It last week Hut the hardest fighting Tues mobiles. and our Ingrdairrs, and crossing was the h«-giunlog of the studimakcr champion especlrd amasli by iMI.tMHI Dim they’d see that we make them, ju il munisl troop* massed there nr day night was rentered below 6-PASS., 2-U00R CUSTOM SlDAN <hangnynng. There 12,000 He.it •a we have been doing, only they’d whether the Reds wets* feeling were trying to break uut from a South Korean Hue* for a wi*ak narrow bridgehead, bought at a ehip them all to Russia. *JK,t. heavy cost in llvea. A break i • It w sin T thiee monlhr ago 4s the critical riv e r front 1* 111* thruugh there would Imperil th . In the renter atjaped up, Rallntd T ae g u T u san supply lln* to th* whan a lot of people were It limy 2-Door Sedan, escellent U . 8 Negri. f.M.I s.il.tier* stormed east. Special Sedan, extra good Delivered in Sitnfurd - " W h y do you print all lhai n u ll the " L ittle Caouinu" redoubt seven cundlilon. Fully Eqnlpprf. Am ericans field llrelr ground li­ condition. Only Sttlr **4 I t - t J u ii i . i f os j . litre ut the United Nalionr. and what miles northwest of Masan Mnsan the center and northern e. .1 of Hale Price If If** tatf *»g|i kff f b Bft'liY | ii » gei>i»i goes on in Tokyo and Lump*) Is a south const (tort 27 n ir mites tile battle for the t ’l.aiignyung i« # b •‘xtMfnanttWM(brfft fcpbody i« interested in ell llurl west of Rusan, No. I U .U suppl) ridge. They concentrated on ratak C•’•poHMr U n bait on lha southeast tip of tht lug the southern end•iH^f.MkM CAl«t| it« CtlllMI * tt i*l Give 'em mat* batchell atws, more peninsula. } , ■ A R correepondent Jack Mat « I f A b V |«|», I li l U f M • .R |f, ICMWct" Well. we suppose they The fight went Into hand-to- bath reported one U . 8 . battail i aSTMiis o*ms ssata wet* right. But ai ol the moment, hand ronibat w ith bayonets ami fell back more than a mile in ih people ate mole uttereslrd in what rifle stocks used a* chins. Tht day-lung fighting Tueu lav. or. Negroer, rapturing the craggy . 8 . company of about 20u met Ux Security Council is doing than heights, freed rumn 200 wounded U ■ waa forced back 2,60t) x v rtii. Mt« anything the. The United Nation* y , B. artllh ’tymen who hed bate I s ’ h add'd tn a Held dispatch. Fully equipped — Ifydrnmatie Hr Sedan, locally otmrd has actually MpUvrd b*»-Uli as nit ted down hy the C« m m unlila in H.e correspondent quoted a i U ltra value Special \Jtjg U p a i f ’ UMiv I ’-itvis. ns al* L»»l week’s w est* e l l drive lu sta ff o fficers as saying reve rie s by Marines ami Amy In­ on the ridge were not major setUaction in the New York atea. And Chinju fantryman. u n. . barks. A ll could be retaken, the % once th* American people ate In tb* northeast Am ericas officer said, -------------------- --------------- ’ ialeistteJ in what Jacob Ma troops captursul Yo kto ng , nliw : Strong evidence that etubborn m llss'west of Pohang a ir base on | allied resistance had Jammed the f /nt litinalile C^uottfa Korean W«r White House Utile CiiHino Palermo S ( SPECIAL SALE Used Cars lm -w s BIIICK 1941 DUICK * ^ 1946 OLDS. 1918 OLDS 2-dr. SEDAN $l09g.oo $1990.00 2 NICHOLSON BRICK CO no SAKFORD, n*A. * mt n f f e i i . ': I **u ' t l O ha M l f i N O f l A AI V V 3t * mm— T? * PHONE 10^4 ' • And tha on> to b u y U the S t u d e b a k e r Champion! 7 M e S tu d e fa fo t (M o m / w h u ms $329.00 I in S W u u w s j ** fa lowest price care $ 1600.18 �l *»2Sf TUESDAY, AUG. 15, Social And Personal Activities P \GE TTW Et rrwrALD m n c o r d . 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TUturry Jjy i 1 !. f*., ,*.o, wett fit lh» r u r * ,. *if Ihe »rth » )lh re»m n,M » u n .,: n»-» Ihe n iilri • rrh rtf Ihe fowl muni h»»r firm rontarl w llh Ih* ^il* nf Ihe ih w , O U A R A N T IID f o r W t A R 'T h e Hlme Where H m irl People fikop" l | it �TH E PAGE FOUR SAN FO RD TUESDAY. AlT(J. 15. 1950 H E R A L D . H A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Giants Down Gainesville 6 To 3; Saints Here Tonight Stevens Sets G-Men Down With 6 Hits; Hafenecker Gets 5th Home KunOfScason I lie Saufoid (.u n it , a ilr i Lend­ ing «v**y « l i i i i i lead in tlir eighth inning. wcni ah i.n l in llie ninth to Ik i I ihr ( i.iiiir iu llc G-Men l<y ■ MOlr ul (i In 3. Rootle liglilli-iiuler Clyde S irI f n i m ill ih r mule fui the Gi-m li flirttii'e ly ti-M ining (i hih while lin k in g out '> arnl walking only two. C r illr ilit li! ji lilt M -ifrn rikrr Contmur-j In hr ih r (h aIII jx in r i ■I llir p l*|. hv fillin g hit lillh home tun ol I he traio n anti alto Lunging aul a liq ilr lot good m -aiuie. Ill* hoiur lu ll cauir in ih r • imlli inning ttilli nnr male a I m m ii I In pul (h r (n .in li ahr.nl by a tem r ul 3 to II A lt' i •coring nnr run in the hotlnm of ( lie sixth cm a linim inn by I hit <1 lattvnmn Cade, tin* Mrn rnn ir Ian k in the linttniit of tiir eighth In » ru ir tw in 1 on one lilt ninl lin e r error* In himUa* it a tie hall game ul .’1-3. The Giant* ranitf Ian l, ill III'' lop of tlir nintfi iiy fcnrliig three runs to go ahead tl 'J to win the game. Ily winning the gauir I In- (il* n t* m iivril n full game ueaiei fourth place ami a nutrh doner to the play-off*. Tonight the Giant* will meet the St. Augustine Saint* nl Muni­ cipal 11*11 I'a tk with game lim e at M: lb P. M- Rookie Charlie Ttdereo l» Gated to it n il against the Saint* ami w ill l>« out for In* Sanford Chadiletton t» Poelkrr 3b Hafenecker cf Levy lb Jackie,n rf Fo rtyth c Murphy If Bailey If c Tianek 3b Steven* p Total* ab 4 * 4 •) 3 3 a r 2 2 1 4 U 0 3 3 •i •1 4 II 1 | H i h 1 II 1 ti 0 1 4 0 0 1 3 3 30 o 1 0 6 II 0 II , II b 3 0 0 II d 7 27 II 1 II 7 ab 3 r ti f 1 B I E 0 d a !•* h «ll &» Wright J i „ of t(f> E llio t Avenue, i* at own ttilli tin five tiopblea ami the numorou* rihbona won during hii> *)k week* atat at (.’amp Itnylnr, T rim ., Ibi* iiimnn-r. In hl« age group, Jimmie, who i* nine, wet riled the l*e«t nthlote In the rum fr, an I conifa Mit with lb other la y* for th« honor*. The iirnnre Irophle. reprearnt hi* prowe** i> aw im m in/ honod-uek ridi ig, • an «tng, amt u iilic ry and rifle -ompetltion. _____________________ lard-fought pume at T in ker F o ld In t night. Kay T ia v a texted hi* beat b u ll­ ing performance of the aen-oii aa l.e checked the Packer* on five r( ill tried hit*- It Mat hi* llt h tiium ph again*! two defeat* aince joining the Senator*. The victory, however, may have l.em un extremely rn itly one for rile Seliulore. Mel K ,U .* !r * . fi'Cond ban- *paikplug, suffered a aev 'll ankle injury doling tip* aecolnl inning and may be nut for the reaaon. Fnlntka meet* the Sen* at Tlnki-i F n-l.l W*» Inesdav r.ipht. a l. r It II a Leesburg Wilder 21) . I , ; i 0 2 II It . 3 n i11 1 1 S y k r* •# .., .Mill* Ml, .1 0 0 1 3 llu n d iiv If . . . . -1 41 II 1 ii i. 1 IJ 1 0 0 4 ltd r f .. Ha h i -eg Hi 4 0 0 11 0 Collin* r f • 0 1 1 0 Stelneeko r 3 ll 0 7 0 lfa i tlry p ) 0 0 0 u llrickle y p 1 0 0 0 0 .... 30 0 6 M i • Totals ab r h u a Orlando Mn mi,it- a* 3 1 1 2 1 r o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 f—riii br. ind not'ao'j jvvv n |.,|Ytnl M, 1 K i l l i y . H tutiil i*. Pnir.-w , Ferii.mdex It. K E I —PI rile II, Dunr.t, Um enlng, Vogt 2, n a llty t , M iller, M rtiiu w . MorJier, llm k . • r 2. Kanun 2. 2B Kucher. Vngt SB— M ctiraw. P irtle , Ha mo*. Di* — Barrow , Uruening aud A lien! Barrow , A llen | K e lle r, M UIrr and M ctiraw . Le ft - P a la tk a 8. Del-and «. B B - o f f F p lU 3, Caine* 2, Touten t , K e lle r t 8 0 —by Caine* 1, Kelley 8. R O —F u ll* 3 hit* In I inning* 4 ru n *; Galnca 8 hit* la 3 3-3 inning* 1 rune; TouUn BH O O KI.IN 'K . M ara, Aug. 16 (AT—A fte r a welcome h r-*k In their crowded grata court* » he* I [ m i ton* !!*« rli ul*. mokt of the topflight tenni* 1 io L a r it l •tar* awing bark Into arti.in tmlav i C a io ttilll* PANF»»MI» during the National Double* -m Auffutlln* ond-rourkl matche* at l.ongwood twosii 3jr m Only a few of them were for I'iililhJi to play out <>f yeatrrdav’a fir - ' t ijtjiinijo 1. l.»« itlnirir " round action, whlrh wa* hleh St \ n u M if i- l. I m >to n * | l* « r li ti lighted hy the defeuile uf Te-i |M o f**f«l §. 4in t t ir * t i l l * 1 V'A 14 11 4 t 4 1 *n J! I inI .V Schroedet and Bujge P a lly , the fin Mir* I wdii t Wimbledon rharnpfon The latter '• f U h 'lb ill I ’d l t l l M .offered a iprained ankle during I h 1*« n <1 ji t I ««ji r M r pt iuBvAiln* a 4 H«nr«rt1 Sunday*:, Newport Caiino Double11* iv ira i 111•- Ml l» A irloDA ll»A« h fin a l. %» u : I I 14 % \ I . K A d l i: (lardnar Mullnv of Miami, mi l T f« m 1% %% la la l^rl* Pei. 1411 B ill Talbert o f New Yo rk, named i># If n il • 1 l» «l« again on the U. S. DavU Cun team ( If vrltf fitt 47 1 ) <*v 4 . 12 «t>; Sen Y o rk w ill Mart driving for their *lx ih H«r•f *i n 12 «• •-»< tH national team title , aince IU I2 M la h ln v lo n 1 * 17 «AT again.t Californian* J r r r v lie 'till ««■ <1 ( I m ♦'* 41 17* w ilt* and fill Shea. l*r» 4d-l;d.ii Hi I a*r*|| • I I 47 1*2 i t The top-aeeded foreign entrv I l F s u l l a % * « lr r iln y 4 * I rUktlit 1. (JrtFult t 4|o I •«»iI «•gc* • Ja rk Bromwich and Frank Se<UHM tlf AAin*« e v li n L i I r r l i rnan, th t Auatralian Davi* Cun U B M F4 Teatlny ala r*, were paired with John tiow S » n \v flk a ( M riK H ifi I f , t la r *M<I fiiMfti ♦ -l«n|*At 4)1-41 a n d of S im .h u ry, Conn.. ,an.l J . Kim Peteraor, of Kalamar.Mi K mH 4S*4»» » p . H n t r ile n 4 I i f ADd hark K«i i a « m | T * | ) Mich., in anuthi-r .econd-rounder 14* f M.ii At r i* t # U r t d ll'm it r im r . Tlx- remainder uf the AuM rall.t', ' U *J »»r T lf i t jt 4 B *Jf %* lerffiitft tram , Marvin Ko*e and (ieorg.f t.itAiJ* 1|>l* I A Ml I )***! *i Ft l l , I K | i W oithlugiun, |t l* )* .l out »f ll» -i> AI V ill J K » I ill r r I T - l l l • ltd H w*# ft n t round >e*tei.]«y, ■■ did tii.-ii 11 I >11 «■ ir.iv ii r l i i * - y i And N it * next liva la , liia n l (tulden of Chi j1 op 11-2 j , 14m 11 %a ii t« * mi iii *d of# 4 1. cago, and Wade Herron of I hiu I* v i lie. K y. V t T I U N - i l . I . H A f . l »: T p* m W 1* P e r. Toni Brown of Sun F ia rw la c . 47 1 M I jmM i i IH * 14 *»* who drew F a tty ’» Davi* Cop a*lleeofou 40 S 47 1*1 aignment, ha* paired here with MV 44 jlrid ili I> li U fit leiltllo 41 44 A l l 7 h>rm*towntman Sam klutch. T h e . SO N* a Y o r k % 44 ID Will encounter another un.eedrd **. 4 t r if u l n t m il VJV I I tandem, l.ongwood . luhmate* Sum i lilt Mgt* 44 4«» III | a11la liiif n h 17 :« ner Itodman and H arm o n RowIV * llr ia lu Ir .l.ili) Imtham, in another *econd-round I B l u e , ;. K l l.o .tla 4. •r. r i i ln n e ll 11. l - i i i . b u r a t . I Unity g a m e * • . h r U u l - U i Becaure of it* .m aile r field, only 1' i e o Tedat fom firtt-roum i matche* wen U l- > k i,n e i N ew Y o rk i n l f h l l — needed in the w unun'i division It I<U| l l t - I ) v» J * n * r n I I I - , ) duminated by Lo u ir* II * >n e t I 't it la d e lv h le I n l a h i t — again it e»to l i t H va b lin m o n (14-71 Brough and M r*. Margaret CDt .t i . i f c i .i i l at I'U u lm rg h — llU ik borne Dupont but their chance* of »■n l i l t - l l l * » W i l l , i t 19) M I-oiila e l I ’ M t a a o — P o ll# ! ( i # . » ) gaining their ninth .traig ht team * • v|inn*r 11 -T) cbami'Tonihipr appear a hit dim nier than u .u al. J i M lH J .I « •» ! O l t l l l * i » M i l l *1 The rapal.le Dun* Hurt of Nli T fa in le P e l. W «t 41 H I am i, and S h irley F r y of Akton, ii 4% Y«lili>*iiB *t 111 .llta ill | it M l topped the defending champion* at Mancheatcr Sunday and appear S lita lirlv *u j lit A iDFf l.'tio 47 ) M capable of doing it again provide I W Mfi I'tlH'k *l V II l« TI- iiifttl 111* 41 i l V II form carrier each team into the « i -i trio I* la I M final round. I I V I .I • 1. P e l i.n , i. 41 H h < ;i I* i ft* T It n t ii 4 1* ii* ii- . )m , :i in 1• • 14 VJ *1 n : U S h w a H 6 *. 6 1 1 1 i 3 41 3 fl 2 4 0 ll *i li 3 0 n 3 il 4 ii ll 0 0 4 n 1 fl 1 It ii 1 1 n 2 0 0 0 o l fl 0 0 fl 0 () l> 0 1 0 0 0 0 II -Penton 36 3 n 27 •6 o la li Ind-i it in 7th. —I I It fur Tate in Vth. anfurd 100 W 2 U 0 3 -« 1 0 1 1 0 Oaineavtlle 000 001 ■ > P o rter r f llorme* if .. - . 4 1 1 u 0 B _ . rhaddritun 2. Cade, St. 4 1 i 3 0 Vena. Murphy 2. I i» l Ji»-k»mb (.alone c f li II 0 1 0 Hafenecker 2, Brew ter 2 ' ado, KclV-vIe* 2 b 1 0 11 0 .. 3 Ja ck *..,. 2. Murphy. 2lt P onlur. C lltle iid rli Ml * 0 1 l 3 Cooper. 3l) Hafenecker, J » ‘'h*<'«- E , nier 3b-2li 0 0 8 ii 3 Coiiei. II. H it Hafenecker, Cade, II 0 Itl , 4 Chaddrilota. S - T«m »k, l-w iker. St 1ue-rki-r v 0 3 u 3 l |)P lire w ite r to F litte r, le v y T ia v u p 3 0 27 31 to L'hadderlon, lire w ite r to h o tt­ Total* 4MHI 000 IMHI - l l er lu Cooper. U l l — Sanford 2. Lee*tiiiip 000 002 Mix - 3 Orlando G aldradlie 1 - » » -8U;V" « . ' “ K — W ilder. K i l l —Baim ea. SH Vladero 2. B ritt 1. 8 W 8 te C ritte n d .il, tlarune. DP— Mlrande ven* ft. Vladeiu 5. B ritt. H it nnd Ki liter. Left Orlando H, l.e*'«Viadrro J In 7 R»n'n«» •* run"-1 1 11 bin g it. III! o ff 1In 1 1ley 2. Ilrick — Perdue. W in n e r- Steven*. l.<>* tr llritt. U Slone and Me- ley I , T in VII I SO by H artley ,t, l l r i .k l .) ' 4, T iavu H 110- H u rt, Kinney. T — 2 ,,flley 2 in -I 2-1 inning*. IIIIP lliir k h y i K r m n l. Hulk Trn va. P A l.A T K A - IlK L A N Il D K I.A N D . Aug. 16—(/*’ '*•'* I, nei dlrickley. C W llllailiaon piece Palatka made it two raigld nn.l 1.1-itx. T 163. A —7*3. 'over •* a . d■ 1*i . * Ifiil D elan , 1 belling 1 th--Bed Hat nilehar* f» r a I t to .» vic­ D AYTO N \ .S A IN T S tory nere laat night. K e rry man In the A ruba line­ S T . A l'tJ U S T IN K , Aug. ID - -i.P. up aro tad at W**\ " n r . H r at - I I I l- Hill McDonald and Ikd. S till baaeman John H H lraw led the tangled mm* In a pllcher*' duel .- it , *. I U l" f-»»ie W«f*rft<»A •*•4 IU.IV « -i «* V**4*a**0*<*«t* •* ** a*.0 *#%■ *-e**e *•«.-* A l *"pirde**hi( four for fi’ r .,<ir rror**t one tun in the ninth turn the loreia. C,.*.rge K u ltr. M a rtin ; to puili over the Ibvytona Heart, Del.and h tirlrr, »•< tagged w ill, ila la n d ira I I I la*| night. | Mclhmald faeed a total o f 2* the bt* a. * *i « ft j lalamter atica wrenirra, o iie n u g * " **"*“ *V • 1 3 M iller aa J if up 'th ree wetl-vrutterMl ttne-ba*.II M rtiraw III .. V i 3 *b tripe and walking none m an hour d u 0 and 22 mlnule* of play. The ' Kanin* If 0 ' Bucket 2b J l T 4 2 lander* left one aboard. S till **< O arria cf '' 1 1 r. 0 cb.*e lw hind Me Donald fut laud Tierney .'lb 3 1 0 2 1 {tilde performance with only three Mother i f J n 1 4i6 0 | tiitate* nnd aeven aufetiea. 0 Daytona ■Vogt r 3 a- t II 3 Kelley p * 1 3 li 2 j l.ogan aa To la la 3'- 13 16 27 f IS lp lle rn cf D rl.am l ah r h ii & jT r a v li -’ll. Feinan.tex 8b 3 0 1 2 1 Krupp rf 1 lllp p If A ll e n I I . h 0 1 7 M rl rix l If 3 •i 2 o 0 tOla-tlin lli 0 P ir tIe r f 6 1 4 3 u 2 | W alere.itler c - Dunne c o 0 0 Henley 2 l> Biuvidng I li It o 1 6 3 S lili p ' Barrow *• : 4 0 l 3 6 T o ta l. ft 0 *i 1 S t. Auguallne f l la r r t i r f r 0 0 0 u Piuoh c f F u tU p . 1 0 0 0 PicliHtl 3 h GVlnea p ... 0 0 0 3 Chattn If Touten p 0 l 9 0 M ataxla c 1 -H iatrear r f 13 10 2) -Total* **»«>■ - - - —* • *■■ -6 •rf tr u i • * * tnJ" Hth. f —tingled for J ‘ h. j „ d - jp I 0 0 0 *J Palatka 0315 322 100-13 MrKew- t* p 0 2 » 3 Galnravtll* Foitr-r Kb Cade 3b Cooper tb Kota it* rf H rrw rtri *• U i.p ih ait If Pardue r , 'K n iin rrid t cf Vladeiu p Tennis Stars Go Talker, Brother 01 N CAA Recommends 9 Suspension Of 6 Into 2nd Round Of Sheri) lane To Run C H IC A G O . Aug. 16— '/P>—The National Doubles At Volusia Tonight aociation National Oollegiatr Athletic A*C o u n c il ha* rcv-.iiumctid­ Winn Trophies ^ o j a r» ti ft\ o l i t IK nal.l p 1’ d t> t> 4 To tal. ... . lH 1 1 117 13 Daytopa Kerch OOP (Mt. ntW--J St. Auguattno, 000 Q00 001— 1 K - S t l l l . 2B — Davi*. S ta ra .ta S - S till, Judy. L e ft— D «/toiia 1. S t. Augustin* • . B B —o ff S t ill 8. McDonald 0. 8 0 —by S till 2, Vlc- Charley Letchas -Smacks 11100th Hit As Lookouts Crush Memphu Hv A 8 S O C IA T F .il P IIK S S A» liateli tll p lty rit u ualty glow. ( Inulry I.etc L a i of (lie South (ierm :ia pine, rand arid Tnr>M|uitn countiy i* * rtn.d! fellow. Hut a* L j ' cI m II playci* in the Stiulhern A tio c u lio n *o, ( Im lr y i* n Lig man one of die big get I .uni ro me I inter one of ih r lien. Ccrla in lv C h arle y t.Hcha* l* # ttilph- • 1 ■ ■■ .............. “ .............. * ty dnrnt.le *K uU .l W rem an and I t o ll. J o . l b e f o r e t h e S o u lh r a - it .- r n In C'lmi Inrn w.ga, Mew Or loan*, and lta m > f .d d r d i h i * t t a t - m 1 e t c l u * Atlanta, he'*,0He >d Hie nto*l ( lin n - lia c k to C h a t t a n o o g a , u l»t. I t h e w in n in g r u n la a t n ig h t i n d IS. fotn la ti'b ii * low rating l i e o r g r u r n o v r t e d o u b le d h o m e (?btiltatii>og,a f*lftt;oUI* u p 'll tb. H o I m N u w - o i i i p it.-h e d th e v ic t o r y 3 I In t night, h u t C h a t l e y I m l r t i a * a l o l r t h e M e m p h is C h i d (T u rle y hud MSI In i*_in i*-m'■ •’» a lu .w W ith n it N o . lj» 0 lt. ijU* nr pnrta tlo iw f. OH a rj'uth Fourth |d.-ire Mrmphi* raw the top three team* ill the league pull further ahead—Atlanta d feita.1' New Or lean* 1-6, aee* l a .t Birm ingham won from M e lla 3-3 and third place Nathv III** took a douhlanui.der from nnd be* e .e of tin- o t ir m e lv Little Hock 10-1 and 3-;t. few mail wb.tjever pot t i i .l many Third h it.-m ail Huh Ludwig )| rbattAn.»>KnV vlele.iv tied an ­ N a-hville got a Lt-uning Aug. I other t ingle in Mempbi* hope* at Hirniingliam and returned l« of I'ettlng bark into llu- |» imioit duty for the fir * l lim e in the nateiap and dumped Dm' Chick* II .mid game la*l night. Ludwig** guinea hack of M lunta. Tin- v ic ­ return piodu.ed two duuhlet v - l tory vva* fi.irlli-ularlv’ fin - foi tin- winning in n . I iiiu h Met‘a ll, Charley *Jnte he *.*oied a m n and l.ittle Rock pllcher in tile ecrunil a run vino the *1 imp) winning emne, made Ida fira l thuwlng in mm gilt. N'a*hville'a Sulphur Dell alter hn l et. ha* ha* lo rn n l ookout wax a V»l lu 1U42. He fail a homer. five time* nine., to- Kft.ol ldni*e|f H rrt Ftam raini pltchrd a three* from r h v * It luix-l.all with f*part- hitter tu win the opener. He ranin aiwbutg in IWW. In 1011 hi- mn*—d hack tu pitch the fin a l irning of from (Tiatt iioogn to llallln o -ie . the late game. In IfM'.v lie w.i .n Atlanta r 'r i.iit ­ Bed M athix, Birmingham Catch­ er and then he tgov.d to I’ lilla er, ha* caught hi* and ulher play­ ■ h-lphin I’h ilir* * in Toronto. A f­ er'* aharea of fan ahute in Mo­ ter n ail of u hitch in the \m iy bile. He got another done In ti he Joined Chattanooga. Ii. I >1* night when he wild into Spook K a ­ he .lofted again, to lm ll*nB|M ilij, rol,* at aeeon.l bn»e Player* from -.ol flin-Ked the aeamn in New bn>h ram p* poured on th f field tti -.in* httl a fight wa* averted. B ir ­ Charley broke hi* leg »l Chat- mingham waa I,* illy oiipt bih I Ino.Higu In ,| year and tceep'.ed couldn't aenre a(<tr Ihu aernrul lh« tn iing.-r'* hot eat al Annl- Inning. ja B Tallahassee Ends Losing Streak For Cood At Americas Ily A8 8 0 1 ‘I I T K f l l*H K wH The Tallahn-.ee Pirate* have •'token Ihetr b.*ing * trr*k a* g ra­ dually aa po*-ihle. Tin- vtreak I* ho.* .luttlerei). A fter lo*lng *even In a n>w the Pirate* had a day o ff la-raiue of rain. Sunday the I'iratei. again tool; the field lull neither won nor l«»t they tie.) 2-2 with Amerieu*. Iut*t night they crumble.) Aim-lieu* (n ice fir*t with a mod. *1 3-0 •l.ut.oil which followed the ni.dlff »f slow graduation from the Idling M ienk. The M’cond game ended w ith a wild 13-H loeaklhrough. S li.itly I'nm ykala tdlrhe .1 a four h ltlrr In the erven-Innlng mu-ner In the m-coiuI game the line* aeorDonald I . 110- S i III 1 runa T hit* in 8 inning*; McDonald tl run* 3 h ll* in # inning*. W inner—M r• Donald, h o u r S till C - Reedy and Ande/inn, T— 1.22. 1*11 «4 ii* : llm t ll iF lIf f r lM f I .*| tl.naea r 4 It Amrfl<U» 41 I A|lri«nyr t. Mm.|irt» | Tb ' B lA H llll Al A A t a lll* i ' u i t U l i I , S\ a >• v«•** S m : * uvw v**a I I* ,* ,,* Miami Tampa Miami He*. U WeM Palm li« ,it, Ft lAud*id*le L*k*l*i<<l Hi. |-*lri*l,u(g II i «mI.« I n l i U l|>|fd , yf v*? * i 1* f a ll «** ilj Tl I t le t (4 to I I I 411 tv t* ?i 441 )* • 1 I I I It t il ii T a m e * t, M l* n il « W i l l l-alm lle a r h I lu ik e la n d liavutu. 1 M 1 « i<l» i tU l# 1 Ml l'#V*r*liUlg I I . SllEIVll IlCSiC ll 1 I M D I 'V I I I I I V V I D '.V U IK w 1, P e l. Team it 41 M l It.H'heSIrr M onliral li tt AM «t I t t « i Haltlmi'te *7 tr t ti Jeraer I'llr (• t * l ft H|,rlfigflsM Hyrarut* 14 41 .47* Turunlu 4* It It * 44 at H I Buffalo H n a li* 1 H l r i * * i M .i n l r r - I ». J - r » - i r i t y 1. g |ii in a t u t d 4, llu f r e b . I K o r lie M e r I t H y r a .m e I l l s l l l t t i , , i * 4• I ». T o r o n t o l-V T E N 'S B S M K K CO ACH K N t lX V IL L K , Tenn.. Aug. 16 <A*>-Cbai!e. W. Hildebrand of Memphis, former alar end at MU-isaippi Slate College, haa lifep added to the U nivvraity of Tenne**e« fm itU ll coaching M aff. He w ill aatiM freshman roach Ike IV*d cd ihr*-# time* in one Inning, five time* In another four lime* In lutnrlng Tennessee's yearllnr in (he aevealh. A mar leu* ma.hr »i* error*. Second place Valifeita wa* rain. **( out, thw ebv dropping two full ■E" *jT l • a* WIk- t *4" m .• i..-•ti wa* acheduled Thom atville. Cot dele'* Courtney S t e m p ie r.utldp't get the 1*0 o vrr.ih apot* hut cgme (h i.iu gh (n thf dutch to heat W a yrlo a , rookie, |iill C u r­ io-. ft-:i. The t'erdvla pitd(r> w alk­ ed 12 hut k ri't the Beat*' to *i> well acattexod hit*. Sp ru ill, Bketler K e il and Peppwr D.-ipont, tapped out two bit* each tu help Stem pie along. Spruill'* two blow* were both good for two haapa. Albany M a u ig tr Chief Bender •ontinued to ahow aupt-rb mound c u itru l tn tainlag jM oultri* 6*4. The Pilut hurled p *even-tiltter a id had a ahutout until two. were out in the *even|h tuning when tuvcraiive duttbiei by D ad* and C o uilney btu l^ tV f^ eeod h * *pdl , on*, whlfn «4 . loaerx oeotv fn ! ra, l lr Tand nd raw a a , flp » j— --- -tl ree unevrned mna tn the ninth lin in g . 8:15 P .M . WOMEN G O L F E R S C H IC A G U , i Aug 16 td’i Star feminine *b«otei» from I I *|a ti squared uff today in the opening m a t c h play round of the 600. W erner* W rM 4.li A ataU u r c , .! l Tourney. Yi-xteiday’* m rdaliat, Pollev Hi Iry of Fo ri Wurth. Teg., who loin rd Kxmoore Country Club .\ith • ■me under-par 76 ..ppored B.mtdRandolpb uf Columbus, Ohio, who qualified with HI. Defending Champion Helen Sgel of Fhlladrlphla, a lackadaisical n u a lifiri w ith 81, tmik un 16-vein uld Haitiara M'clntire from Toledo, nhiu, who had a 77. ***»/. m i m r i i ** »■— v iark* n i i * l l • It r e m M*t M a J d U ili K ara t l.i.i I H * lo ii. I'h o n * M e. f lo c k y C J « * . P u i t ) lit l.M . K o c k e l L a d » o ttt ii «■ i — i ' mimmi. *i> tl*h It ..11 P l y i n g A c r t .i t lr lllla n l C h a n ce . P r a c t ic a l le a d e rs By A H S fN 'M T K P R E S S n a t i o n a l l i : k ,t h • R A T T IN G —M u iia l, St. Lout* .368; R»hint«n, Hiuoklvn H44 R U N S —T e r g e»un, Burton 86; Jo nel. Philadelphia *il. HUNS B A T T E D IN Ennis, phlladciphia »6; Klner. F itfb d tg h R o ld * * t te t* * ll H I T S - J l u f l a l, St. Loui* I4 y ; e u. rillo , Brooklyii | 36, D O U B L E S — M urlal, St, Loui* 36; 1141 i : — 1 t a lk * N ile Rohlnrou, Brooklyn 32. K - a lln e It ..m u - '* K i n a . P i * r l n g H a r k l. .'..t i t • * T r y . My H o r r y . T R IP L E S A *l,l,iii o, P h ila d tlp h liA P i n - T o n * . I I * M a r, H *c llie o d y 12; En id *. Philadelphia and .1.1 too>* lloeton. 7. *r:v *: X I I I II V* It—lleark I - n o HuIw lln fl.o r llu c k e t ITtlef, Mlk- HOM E R U N S K iiu -i , Pilteburgh H e ir e r , tv j . t ,r » i# , K i n g ’ * H a n so m 3 2 ; Pnfko, C h ic a g o 17. Illo o t ft lp p lr. F r lik r f , d iu r m r STO LEN B A S E S J.th rn e , 11.iV.- l o i r ton 28; He.-*, in ,I Snider, Brook­ i i i . i i i i i i o n ;— a l u i k . w iie lyn 10. . l- » n H in t- M a r k T r o l l H lr lU n S T R IK E O U T S Spahn, H u s t o n t» r. In k .- y l U i e r , Im u r r le f lr ia n M e llo n . K l . l w . l l Mafe It in g l* 162; Ida*kv* *11. ClnrhmaU 126. ' ---- ------Momtm KM. It-ckr L>, V IIT H ll A l l : — A l# ik * N il* Talker. O fficial. Rocket Roller, Mini'* King. Ja rk Itlboud. D s o u i Pods, Urey Tuppsr. TISkTM MACH—N ew ell I . a m l . an wood. Frolic, g lo w Burn. tki«ru.an. T k ir on*. Uelaware F lirt. I**:r*t Carlik. Korn K id O LD MAN S T O C K T O N , C a lif., Aim . »* tdV Am»« Alontu Stagg. the gland old man of football,, w ill cvb h in le hi* H8th birthdayy tomorrow looking ahead to hit til t cunareutive veat of coarhltie liver lean . . ilvgv fo o tU li. W llliln * r W week*, Mr. Stage m Pi *n» to repo, t to Sui.|U > llinn a" U Univeisilt- to a ra iit ho *ur^!Alnp* Alonso, J r . H w ill P* hi* fourth season al Ihe tm ali Lutheran arhuol In S cl|iir*g rd v*, F*. Mr. Wagg u the dean of fontball m rnloi*. lie Muttrd al at SpringSp n ew (t;M i l : . ) College in field 1480. I TJien hi« nioyed to the U ltlvriyR y ‘ i,f C lilaago la leP 2 for a 41-year j eltetch, follow. d by 14 year* at lha l College of the Fat-ifi - here Ytt, S ■larrrar h **«*# »• thow you W w PM could pay $1,000 M ft and net got «N A* 4*110 room . , . «M ol handling . . . ood famous roggod* M il Dodge givos youI ROWISTHERME10TRUE - your prmnt cor may never again be worth what we will give you 1 V4T 5 tnuwit* behind the «*heef •f today’* hi| Dod|* aad J that let* you rid# «»*t*r, m.cr cxnaiaruMy, « iU a 'M u p s i M r i i t T l l l i i l i n v i r:—n iark* Nile M u l* T r a i l , l l l a r g J u n e A u ru n k '» lr llu p r l u l l H o lle r , A c r e iu * d ll u i . I l»e», ..n M u n so n Major League •»! «»lh*e ear* aga’l araich... bead legi C IIA K f.K S C O N F ID E N T B U P f A IA ), N. Y^ Aug. Ilk - Idk — Iliiig iu s ly but cm f idem K t , S - J ! ............. • l U . I V I t H U K — 1 i n k . t ill* ||.H * | l l a l ( l l a l l i lU a h lr i It.in lire. to.util It nd l '.n .i , llo| land o - c a r H , g|lor Mhot l>.,«i.|i la k e T ra il ltld*c s M iifures you’ll dutwvte tuoaiiur** far / D A Y TO N A B E A C H . Aug. 16 ed au*pan*ion of aix Mined, (rnm — (S p re ia l)— T a lk e r, brother of N CA A memberahip for reported Sherrylone. w ill hold the ealiuni violation of the “ Sanity Code” The (chtHil* were not identified. tonight in the ninth amt feature race at the Volu.ta County K en­ It »«» indicate.; oilier rchoola ndght he udd.-.l to the lilt . Tha nel Club. ~j Rated by hi* owner Ernie Rou*- action wa* take,) yaaterday. Diaeipl inary net tun muit ba •elle and hi* trainer A . H. Wheel­ e r, at every lilt a* good aa Slier voted upon at the full N C A A rylane. Talkei goes ag ain .t a red io n vcf.tii.n in Dalla*, T e x , Janhot lumd tonight. H i* riv a l* will 10*13. Suatx-naloti bar* difciplined from conifietltlon with l-c O fficia l, itucket Roller, Mum’* acho.d* King, Hut Teton, Ja rk Rilioud, othe N C A A im-ml-t-r. and from (leaver’* Pride and d re y Topper. Aaaoriation rhunipiun*hip*. The .o u n cil, in n weekend »*»They go over the 5-td rrile route. Upbx'at. T alk e r ha* not lived alon here, heard a report un I t up to the advance notice* tent vu*p.ite ii violator* of the code out hy the greyhound enthuaia.tr «ince tin* l.iat N CAA ronveulton The at Jnrkaonville. He ha* Malted in New York in Janu ary. three time*, winning once, run ­ other five i a*e* muM nwnit fui | ning aeeon.l once and running th rr inveatigation. Four of the*, were said to be fifth the but time out. Many of the expert* lielieve that Talker about the pmviMon* of the con­ doe* not | h>*il -** the heart, which troversial code which place* a Sherrylnn.* po**ea*ea, for after atrict lim it on finuncial aid to raring reck aud neck with Sh'-rry athlete*. A m ajority vote of the estim at­ when they met, he failed to ahow ed 312 N C A A memlwr* w ill be any extra drive at the wire. Then, too. he wax crowded while neee-*ary to t.ta<kli*( the a ll running a* good a* third the leport.d offender*. The ro-le |)«r. I mM time «ul and finiah.-l fifth . mil* tuition only to utblrte* on Going into the fa r lu ir . O fficial th ib a .l* of- need. Of the aev. n acltoola plevioitdW moved Up with a powerful drive citeil fur rod., vbdkti.m*, Hotloir and ernwde.1 T a lV -r w ith the n suit that hi took uut Id* agate J College and M»i liam i reiu rn vJ tu good atam .ii.g. 4 be l ila.hd re* a* the Isoya *ay, •ign-it nt thr New York meet mg l l l l * T ll t l »:--- X IBltea *«ll* • l lr * r ll- li lia llt t m a h le l nn.l V itg inia. Virginia Tecli, VilfV a r . tVvn t.ilt l* g f.*r|it. Ml- lanova arid Birginin M ilitaiy Inr h lr v o u |-*>l.lt T o o tn e d t r t in alitute atill m e blkcklilted. lt .- a r l* t , ft r .li- .i i h o i a n u m * m * i. altar mil*. Dries the new Dw>|t tnlay! You’ll gel bawdiili| aud d illlug ease that you'll want turaak* your unu fur krepa. Wrfiefidukrfifv. that belong* to Dmlge sail Dodge alone. You'll (re! the Nothing poker of Ibe big "G et-Aw ay" Fofine , , , ihe ulkcn uuootlureM id Fluid Drive. And yuu'U *eu*e the nigrednea* . . . the fsavou* W inner— K elley. Loeer— .> U —H ettU rer and Toseoff. «D O -LCCSBL' BG * — * - '* — lo u t 1 tr rbte out of U N BA ______ p . The S E H IN G L E C O U N T Y M O T O R S F E it jm ■- - . l ie ■- Tint H Phono 1011 �1C v'" TU ESD AY, AUG. >5. t h k 1950 at Legal Notice I P A G E F IV F « A \ F n n n r V R R A i n s i v k i i i i i f i .o m i i i a follow *! C i m li i a l r No |B| Vtar of I m uno. lu ir 1 A t* I I I ! I'taerlpllon nf I’roperfv x w ‘ i of N r . .“ - iii'ii i# jj s .it. j u t . * , is l-«»i Name in which »>»r»»A M V W P I II » t H>N M ill ) l * r r : t t H e l l * All i f *aW1 p r o p e r t y »x n r r n in i h a C o u n i r rt e m ll w t e l* * t. i»».jn Inn* , i i« i|i r a t io ; • HUHLllT r.IVKK S t a i t of F l a t t> l n l t » aui'li r a f t n t i y tn ito i iBd r.ui-* n l i c a i v i l . i l l t a r r i t r a t t i . d i i i o n t l n t i | , j n>. w i*. i>,i h-can of the ( j i . u l* ii i r i pi o(.»i t> ( t » a r r l t a . | In M lt K J Of t iawir.o ar: r : - v , 1.4. fii» J u | , i• -ji. hh to .airiill lf it rm m il t-e a..M •>* (he ai la'iifi a ; >r 1 * . !■ i . . . til*i t»i Intie r 01 in. t r - m •'! •«>.-* th-ra-.n Tii- ■ • ■ tIf :• lb* Kemlni'le r . mi> I 'm r l llo.i»a Pi r .mi y e a i • • j at Panford I toffd* on ilia f Ir• t i.r lp 'i >n 'f th> pri-ptet «n l il-> Monday In in, mcnlh of t t p l i m t r i carr.a in which 11 ara« I*?** which I* It a fih day III Bap. P ay Oh &w j found--Ho Down fb /M S H ? / For Free Estimate, Just Call 1241 or 1681 Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. " A n d tb# w o / G ii» m i H it * , it c o n lit n l i i i u t l lie o il ( h r n * * e iiib l) lin e I t M int no > u io n llil> , o l 1 m u t e , b e id t it c it lin t li.n l ir g u ln r b r io # * it in l i e u r i c y D om ed t u e il i .t i in * m i t ic e . 1 lie o n tie r I.in to t u ile * . O u r fa t lo r y * e lit e k (lit cat lu b r ic a t e i t , j s n i i f r r | i l a i r u i r u t s c u ii i |i 1 c l c l y , or ir |i.n .t U e e ilt d , th e y u w I 11 . I 01 ) - a |ip r m e d i m i h o t l t | n il f t u te n o .I itlid raiu i|> « iiflit.** Good aervict* re^ulnr *ervicd— it the w«»> to ire|> your cm yviitq/. Ilryardlr.** of wind iiiuhe of u r you u«n. why mil tiling it in today lor e»|irtl •ci vice mid to|M|imhty woiktuuiiiliiji nt fnir (uiicai* Hunt Mercury Co. IU ‘J N . P A U I K I T O A V K A T I O M M K IU I A I . TELEPH O N E W all D iM tcj III K l.Y |------ ' ] . I y— lo .'iti .MUl S E _______ c I^ c N . 1 ‘ | / MA-HAI l v t l 'V N - 8 \V ..> \(P » ® T I ] N B A ft . . . P o S fT ' 1------ 1------------“ — n ( t t [aBA M W M I* , w B S T B C ... V 'U . A C A-.I N O . d S r r* Via n jo o p > d fi'N N i n u w . . . 7 l > r - n < v T ' >i A \ \ h l X .1 ----------- { \ \ \ 1 \ jC T .T i’ l — L-a Jv > (P IT , 1 ]! ( / j >1 1 . Nl Vi V. n. . \ . ■ a K ; .. T c '• ! d T . - d _ H Lit ALI) Want Ads rw tio su tu Tfca l a i i t t i l i p ta ia a ap p ly la a ll W a a l A J» aaM lak a* l a T k a l a a l a i d U a ra ld i l l w a Ik a par lla a ia a a r ila a U a a a 1Sm par lla a la a a a tU a .M H a . a* . » a a . m . . . . . . Ilaaaa r . par lla a Ia a a r ila a ta p e r l l _ . f » i Ir a H p C a a n w l 1‘ la a a v a l4 i la It a lla a . O a a k la r a ta fa r klaak la a a aapa. i b I’HONH 14£ W aal Aaa K ill k a a a a a p ia d tta i Ik a w lo la a a aa a ra a t* a r a a J u u . a fca ra a .1 l a a r a a a a a ■• l l a l a d la Ik a it la p fc a a a k a a k . la ' n i a i a f a r Ik la n . . . a a . J i lla a . k a a a t a i i l a r r la a t p a a la d la ( a ) p r u a ip t li, l a *rd a r (a r • I l a t a . i d r r ik a ka a p v a a lk la a a r t l r * . a l l H u a i Ada a a a a l k a la a a r . f f l a a a a Ik a d a y k a la r a y a k U a a lla a . r ia a a a k u l l f r aa la u a a d ls la iy if a a a r m * « • « la y a a r ad. k , r a a a a l ka ■ ••yaaalkla la r w a r* I k a a » M l i m r a a i ■•••>lla a THE SANFORD HERALD V K l.A K A At’ A IM E K T S , K o m i m il S u . •. 116 W. F ir s t tliia a t. chena a* » W, ___ ___________ liO D t .B N 1 Itnuin aiiartm m t. f..tki h r 1 o r infurnUnad, COO Path te n tie. IS IIE D APT8 FO R R E N T 1 2-Rooiuk with piivata bath and E le c tric kitchen 1 U-Roorai with private bath am) E lr c r r lc kitchen. Ap p ly 812 W. 4th S tre e t o r Nick P k » . Stora _ O 0 S a n ford Ave. ^ ________ S ROOM fu tn lik id or p a rtly furntilled apt. Adult*. 2800 Mellon. . ________________ __________ ) V a L I . H O U S E for ra iiL inq uire R t, t , Hoa : 6 I- ____________________ Catmae apartment fo r ran t. 100 COlot A »e. Plyw^ B81-M { A C R E S FA R M land. Oat. 1 to j . Fnone j * W ££ U g -U , D three room apt. Phone 7X4-M after 6 rain *fU i. l i i h i K UKOKUOM l|yy*rt two M iic ii.it pnrehtk. i h ry ita l I jik i N lit lo r ch llilirn . K rn it I n m in yant. A eaildbll Dipt I. Call • 7Q - M .A . U S k lnnar. Q A R a S I A I ’ A K 1 M i:N T . r l n f i l r i r l i Itfria tn r, Inm i t|>mip matl i r n ami hut w a in Apply C4IJV f a i inallo Ave. ffo G tS V O tl T a - .» —add , B in i l h j vacktiun in tovrljr fuf* nlthrd ru lta iir, all moitrrn run* v a n ltn rrt in ru u n tiv near Set • ('ip i. ChiMren P'- r p t f '. H rf*rI M I I . *IU n rca n . ■>. New U ptala Ruaii Itl'O I , lint l»S. *— H e *I h o lm e h ir S a le — 9 I .A K E IIA H N K V L a te r l ake Front L o ti with m i ­ ni •! rand hearli. A im f. an e track* of pood land, lake prirlICKe*. A .A . Jane. ..w n n South Shore of Lake lla in e y . I*. O. ( i t l i t i a I lk FO R S A L E , n'oe ti.n ■ tndliKiln hou*«, clo»a In llo* HR Hanford H i kid. ________________ T R IC E D TO H E I.I. Fie# room fram e bungalow Juat »uf*tdr of city lim it! to H H iilfu iil Avc P H rt 12730.00. K flW F K T A . W IL L IA M S . Healtor Raymond C. I.undquitl. ,t * - « |* le Phoae^ nJ A tU a llf llm k NutMlae tffc W 2 BEDRO O M home. Mntonry conitnutlon T rtn d 19 diVi.CO. Tenuy. it. t . U l I I I - 'IS . Iteallin Waymund E . I.umt v ilit . A u o ctali <>t| S <,| ? l|> »!»■'* 1 U«fk — A r t k ir n F o r S a le —5 'S ? ____ X J ~ - ( J O T T A T A l_a .l , i / ' I (a T E r * in s a j r r -B ! ------------- - ,f--- ---i /' Use -r / V >*» — ^ - V 'i4-'! f* . S IN IJK It M A C H IN E S , mw ami N EW F L O O R S Mirtncrd I., i* r. u>od. Term a. 221 K. I -i. st ph fn 'lio n . Old floor* mndv hkf m i , _____________ new. F in iih in ic , rleam ne A » * * . ifiif. I'.irta U e power plunl, 32 Concrvtr kcwer pipe, i f i n . r trap*, year* lu p e rirn ee <n Sentinol# •eptir tallK *, •trppine iln liM , County, I I . M tllraaun. la k e l.ctii In a, ftuwrr pot*. Murk*, Mar v. window title, lintel, mid runi r e l r Hoorn. Free ritim atee. D iay line, bulhloier, Hump ir k, M IR A C L E C O N C R E T E T ID E CO. m urk, fill d irt, ahetl and I f f 30V E lm Ave. Phone 1335 lit' PF !fl)f r»*fti*n* fl ft U A l l t l U l ) . 203 Holly. I'honc i , ibatnl, anil a-aia iatec, in * E. _ 16 W * J . ___________________ New Y u r i A ry ., I le i.a ml. I’h *r,n „r 28A-W S W A P S tfU P - ” d0h r.. 4th St. •Vk Ilu y , Sell or Trade moat U H L A N IK ) Slornlne Sentiio : i »t* W . . tO« f « c u . l t ’ F R ic F D A ir r T T if r ia ^ lot. tiuw j runnlnn (umllUun. Rhone 42 or 421 May nulla Ave^ Z IN N IA P L A N T S , ira d y to aet now. A . K . R o a irtlrr, FlorUt I'll line -JI2-W, C.l.-rs A te . S E K V E I . R E F U K IK R A T O H , 6 ft ifood rnm lltlun 100. m m Elm Ave. * i — A l t T I C I . K S W A N T K D — ft W E HU if, S E L L l T R A D E u<M fu rn iture. Wilmn-Maier Furnn lure Co.. 811 E i »t Phone *5H. ONE S M A L L Show <«»• lni,m n at T e l. No. m o ;___________________ T— l'elrf-l,lventitck..SupolleH c (IMfR •*%«•«. If .v Ww>< l—*p* 1Iflft-J. it E P A I R M O D E R N IZ E -ur home. O nly 10'i down ru o in­ quired. F H A Platt. In-tnlir- nl Iman Dep't., Ro*>iu 317. ! ‘ or 21*6. Sanford A tln n lic Nn* d Rank. Member FD1C. V E N E T IA N III.IN D S m -•• *o order. Seminole* Venetian I* ud Co. H20 W. 3rd St. Tl n* 1152- W. H AY A N l i N i o l l l Miil> i 21 huura a day. Servliq’ *r> • I hooieinade |de*. hint ‘ LA W N M O W ER H S h a r p e f.i *dcycle* repaired, lock a n 'V work. Prom pt k e iv ie . II W. Shuman 3 III E. ttb S t, P U P P Y SH O W and Sale. T m le .t, E X P E R T U O O hK E E I'I N L nd ruteat in F la 2713 S. Cameron tax aervlce fur any Kiitall ' 'I* o ff Ganeva. Direction* m ark. I ne»a, l.ow rale* nml ifom " **ed Sundae. t a i w ork by I ora I rei ut. Plmne I6 I5 - J . t » I K U » W A N TK II ~ s TRACTO R W O RK; hat' "i'> liH in ir. leveling. Any -u* " It help. A p p l y E X P E R IE N C E D Call 117-M Laney’a C Drue .Store W A N T E D - D u m p truck two iu«n P IA N O S tuned allt.d r* paurd. * all 2-3 day* abort haul. C all J . II B llbrey , 2441 .geneva E X P E R IE N C E D help wanted f«.i lost conk, d ith w B 'h rr and w altren e . Apply only in |ierron at Hotel M(inter uni a. L O S T : Cam ein on Dock at Lake — — H g — ea m en _ M a rjr. W rdnradav. Phon* W* ' ] 0— W O I» K W A N T E D — S F o O N D —P ocket book nun T»tk Avenue. Owner Identify ai"l oav A L L T Y P E S of Bullduier Work. for ad. Hanfoi'l A utom atic Reatonable R ate*—Free K illLaun d ry. Phone 10S2, — m atei. y. lea. Carpenter A (irare (Irarey ■ * l»»3 by or dAk-*-_______ A S M A ID or tih.ve. E f l lb— A U T AMOHIMtfi - I * ell. AAA P. Mh Ut. ________ T U X E D O F E E D S : Complete llnr. H unt’* Tuiedo Feed Store _ ::S H F I .M .'N J R d Rote Feed. Tuurblon A W alton, 1201 Celery Ave Phone 11Bit- • ■ ' r Loth It H im >. j di n‘l trin e your preacrlptlon* to L A N E Y 'fl Phone ins Top F ile hi paifll 1228 Cal Navy " 7 “ Shirt* I 41 C l. TmilwU^aa. A ll D 'u t Don't Bov Till You T ry A R M T -N A V r S U R P L U S P h. 1121 I I I Sanford Ate. k U f r ^ C t T A T o w . r aaw, S inch blade, Man dado *«t. H<». RibbJta, all tliee. cheap. A lio feed­ Licented, er* and hutefce*. Call 1 M K J. ii— * youNO —u RU YIN U A C A K t Refoe* D"»»* d n r aee ua lo aave w o n tr. IB* Mailment Loan Dep’t . Room 317. Phone XM . Sanfurd A*1* " 11* National Saak. Member fD IC . * ^ i**'**-V .1 < « s ^ i il |a t �•. .awTsrv- T»»r PA G E SIX Really Hoard Earthquake irssnssei n « s r*»* n ..i li.iils siS at Miami Reaeli Arrordlng to M r. W arner, it is rvpected that th is wit) I* Ihe la rg e I convention of N A B K B w ith more thnn fi.omi trokei present l.atve lelegntlons are t * p , ,l r i i from every state in the union, and Hawaii and Can•da. The fis t dav of the gonven tton w ill I,.' given over In th, an nual m o iitig of Ihe r lortila A -»ii elation of R ra ltn i* , followed by a sw ift moving program u trttsmeconference. and «tit* iiam ntrnt. According to I'rcst'.i’iit Hall. >h n t u n u ttin g of tnr Scmino! County Board of R- allot* w ill h Tuesday evening, Sent. 12 A din tier meeting for nientbei* an wives In who h leading Hrminol* County businr . men writ he In sited, w ill m ink a duo occasion During thiil week the nation' Realtor' w ill oh -rvi Constitution W e. k ; oil | i l l of Die lo.n progiain w ill l>- devoted to grant ing a charter lo the row « » m i. rr» m rase f ’ity CommlHHion ir « illa * M O x, W i l l i ll llir ifl'llM llfe ililllc Of ! estimate the (mint id vngm. II oiuy has*- Iw-crt a aiihmarine ill** w ill present Ptr-ident hall w ith u turham r. ib in u s r of th*- violene special gasei maile of 'eleeteil won is front I In Mount Vernon c tale nf fieorge VViihinglon a ril tin M ontniilo i tali nf Tiunua J e f f r i no; w ith m< lal nrnani-'titnl bands from the lusttlcshiji Ml, ourl, President Hall and m rm liri ■ of thr ear. tllivf • uinmitlee esti ruled a special invitation In allend the Seplemtar meeting In all Semi mile County lm ins i and profess­ ional nien and women who u r en ­ gaged In teal estate *a|rc, hontt building and horni' finance. tinn I fe p r i ■-n i .• | i .• of N lllh l Vision Roy’s Vengeance Ct--c<-»>* c i —m l*«a* lt*-t gVfr he* he I'd In' au-e -be cefii'.et In g'vn liltu lb for whiskey. The eider G riffin wat allot with a ,22-eallbte rtfle a- police men were putting him in a palrnl ear at bis W arren township home. ,sgl re iiciingec ..nil GriUlci fled after hitting his w ife, and that rn rccute tci lh r ho-pltol with lr young I .vie rrp rn lrd ly «wnr* he-' kill hi* father. Ilrlm lpger naid the boy wa* hysterical ami wa- n o t taken seriously. When officer* hi ought l.vl*' an-t Inflamed Eyes? G#t |tf n m |tl r # l l r f vr I (I* I j v r i i i l i k A)ig at m i h ro c r i m t U I H O i l l t f * . rr* l i t v t i itr*»l, nor* lit Mitif. ml* ky* ktirnitiv *tf f t h ll H l H felr ( K y » T t i|i «l»t» It ryt* of mntMtr *M IttffF fl lr»« t<nl» »t t I’m l N t l | ,a * refillM Al |tH |at <11 d f i l t Adv I Chirnpraclirr San. A l. N at. Ilk. BMg I’ h. n :.2 m m * Nf'M ONI of Hollywood'* newest starlets, Markin 8. M arshall, Is latest entrant In th* film rapltal's O I "Pin-Up" girl sweepstakes. In World War If . asnres nf ycaing lovrlle* won "pin­ up" fame, but Ito r* w ill he a lot nf new fares now. (fateraatlofinl) Pin Hall Machines Are Termed Illegal T A I.L A H A S f lK E , Aug. U .- o P i Com ojirratc-d pin hall machine-*, that offer free games a* rewind*, ore illegal in Florida. Attorney General Richsrd K rvin said stub machine* are as tin law ful a* i f they paid off in rash, and under Florida law "It la unlawful to pusses* or to |>errnlt the njM-ratinn nf sueh a muchine." Kevin said the fart that a stale and county license ha* hern purchared for Ihe machine doe* note make It trgal “ because thr law does not authorise the llrrn tin g nf sueh a machine." T h r attorney g rn rra l said Ihe fttalr .Supreme Court ha* ruled " It Is unlaw ful to posses* a lun t« B h c riff Alva Tboiaa* of Hay Cctinty who asked if our ball rain operalrd machine* which o f­ h i. rlghl-year-old *l*l*r h»me fered frer game* were legal from the ho«pltal their fslher wa* there. The elder G riffin was a rm te d and Kyle went upstairs. A* affirer# |,d Ihe father Into a puller car m il-ble a *hnt ranu from an ii|i-la lra windnw. G riffin -tlehcsl forward n« Ihe bullet rnlered his left boulder ami emerg­ ed from hi* right rhesl. Young Kyle said he fired the -hut and Hgb H r I m Inger >ald the liny told him : T intended in kill him. I’m sorry I didn't. I aimed right a l his gray head, and if he hadn’t Mumbled when he wn- getting Into th* ear I’d have hit him in the head.” Mrs. (it if firs signed an assault • ml battery w arrant against her husband at the hospital. Helmingrr cpmlml neighbors, and young K y lr, a* saying G riffin often lieat hi* w ife and children. I Dr. II. K. Kinff ( u • • n * t c ii i i a a r * * i n **i V ilg in with lo»ea. Hover *1 per son* fainted. The i low,I had multiplied from 20,001) id midmcirnlng, with more man a liiindred chartered btise and several special train* arriv i»g. The gaunt 11-year-old farcr oman erne ig is l and knelt ab,n* • lore Ihe * h iin '‘. A loud»peak*r Intoned the decade- nf Ihe ic o c r After a moment Mr*. Van Hoof covered her face with her hand* Mild went d irectly iriln th r house A flerw aid* * h e relayed Ihe mes­ sage- *he «*ld w a* given her hy the Virgin. The faithful flocked in from all part- of thr United Stale*. Their • piriliial problem of altendane* at ms** today— the Roman Callnlle feast of th r assumption of Ihe Virgin M ary--had hern es-ed e a rl­ ier when Ill-hop John Trraey of the e||ner*e of las Crocse lifted hi* halt cm special religious service* at Neeeclah. A N D XHAY General Rarth » r e . r» a . Owl The f’ity wilt stand one half of the rost of the paving of the out­ side area around the project, whereas all paving inside of the area w ill la1 paid for by the Hous­ ing Authority. A. I*, and R. K . Michael*, en­ gineer* made report* on how to in ire a -r Ihe C ity'* water supply. Among their rrrom m rndallon* wa* the connection of a new pump to the jiresent flietel* and in sta lla­ tion* to Ihe header system in or­ der that more water w ill he a v a il­ able to Iht* pump*. The engineer*, said Mr. MrKlbbln suggested either seeking out a nrw water supply or digging a te-t w ill to I /,00 feet to tap anoihei train of water. A 2M/KKI elevated storage tank fur the southeastern part o f Ihe city wa* recommended. Purchase of another Diesel en­ gine for standby service wat sug­ gested. The Commission took the report under advisement for fu r­ ther study The City** share of e*pen*e in laking the census, H IP , wss ap­ proved Bids for Installing a sewer sys­ tem in I h e Ban Kanta section were tubulated, and the Commission re, commended the award to laingston Construction O rlanlo, which Idd 127,733. T h is action was defer­ red until th r project ran lie review­ ed w ith Fred W illiam s, engineer. One hour parking was author!*ed for Ihe west side nf Palmetto Avenue from T h ird Street north In the first alley. 11 w a * agffevl In Hnvi* r it y work* men rleau up the rem etery, prnvid c l owner* keep the lot* clean. I'tirrhn**' of in pnfilnwrinif for use by Mr. MeKIbbln wa* authorised. InsiaPatlon of four lights .1011 feet ojiart on Palmetto Avenue -noth of Grneva Avenue was ordered. ROTC TU ESD A Y. AUG. 15. 1950 F l o r id a tlreets m ihe project area, said C ity Manager C liffo rd M cKibtrin line morning and he added that the d rn g n of the project w ill in ­ clude its own w alkw ays and d riv e ­ w a ys. shocks. The R ev. Joseph C a rro ll, 8 J . , at Marquette, said th* strong shock lasted more than two hours and would In- located somewhere tr the Pacific, possibly In the v|<in lly of Jap an . The Boston C o l­ lege report said estimates of the p o i n t of origin ranged sit the way from Noith 7'uikey to Ihe Booth I'a ritn . At l|o U n ive rsity of California in Berkeley, C a l i f , a "very large md distant" shock u * . rccordid. It wa* described a- the "largest >ei recorded on our instruments.** The react tim e o f II* slsrt could not lie obtained and '.here was no estimate of its Iwati-in at om e. in i^iiHwn, art* mu lug1st II V. .Shaw said *’il was a rnlosssl eartht|ttakr, and if it nrcurrrd in a populated region there will lie i. great damage, " I could not tell the direction IlH fll w a n f o r ii i i w m .i ». BAWFmm to the regiment and wat speeding le i In an Infantry m l* In thla tanka forward to help the in fan ­ w ar." Barth »*id. "Thla la th« flra l Inn* that A m rrican in fan try try. Then he scrambled through a ever h ■ b*(n in thi* ponilion and ravine to vU it one of his batter I hr artillery hat t<> Iw luat a* les which was firin g at Ihe enemy heavily armed at tin- in fa n try ." Them wa* n time when artllat irolntblank range—b U .tiu g hillside less than BOO y a rd i aw ay. lerymen wore only aldcirtn* for A fter ■ few minute* he was protection. But now B atlh 's men o ff again, hark down Ihe reads are arming them telvra w ith rlwhere the enemy had hetn snip lle t, and Smith Korean* a n he* ing at psaslng vehicle#. Then he lllg -eul into the litIIa to p in 'rct awung down anotner road and artille ry position*. went forward on another sect mi But in the midtt nf fighting a to see how the M arti.*» su re do­ •ear, the t.rn e ra l took tiiii-- out to ing. take a lei* of home made enokie* The day before Barth had pu-h- to tlir G I •« at the front. • <l up to far iha! he had to taka tl w a. little thing to do. But it to a dlteh when an enemy nta- showed the kindue.* and 'boughtrhinegunner swept the rmu) with fu lfil,•»» that for a moment cased fire. the ttrain o f w ar. l-ate In the afternoon he w a . hack—bringing w ith him to dl. vision hradcju ailrrs an rxse t pic- | ture of the situation up front. t The lata constrictor I* a good F.arh day it'a thr same. Out ir. I cllmlx-r and sometime* raptures the field all days and then mure bilds. work In Ihe office at nighL I f the General were paid for h is overtime, he would he able to reIt* • with a fat bonus in pty. One of Itarth's chief conr-rn I is over hi* aitillerym e n . The ene- | rny con*tantly i* in fillra tin g the i American linca in an effo rt lo attack a rtille ry pniltlnnr ‘T h r field a rtille ry Is commit- ! Dr. Henry McLaulln Optom rlrUI 11.1 Maga-itla A rt- Phoaa i l » Modern Way To Control Roaches! Hoi hr red by roaches or ants? Inhnslon's N O -H O A d l. applied hy brush In the kitchen. k ills roaches, ants, and walerbuga. What’s more, th- rnlorlra* coat­ ing is effective for otonlhs, and k ill* thr stray* that wander in and walk over it. Poe acleatlfle control. u *r Johnston'# NOROACH! Price* a re : * o»., *#c; pint, I I . M f quart. I3 .M . available at Rmimillal A Andertson —Adv Han Your House Stopped Growing? When fnlkn nround herr want to arid lo thn ■p|H?aniiirt>, mniforl and ronvenlenrc of their horntm. they call tut. Wt* have pvrrythtnif needed Dr fig op ynnr houitfi from top to Uittorn — latent nep*eti diMirn anti window*, walllrcutrdn to make new romn tir refininh old looms, overhead garage drairn, tibdaiurd for bath and kitchen, quality Insulation. We’ll ndvIne yon anti arrange ea*t) ternin. I Free Plan llmiks l*’or Home And Farm Heat the bus home on your new HOLLFAST all sizes from $37-75 Rebuild your old bicycle We have accssoriea SPORTING 21.7 W e a l T h i r d S l r r H t f .a lls x * I'hnnr 83 10R K. MILKY r ? —» f * a * 1 2 r,r,fi worth *>f w ra p m ster'* bad been '-»ld by iiialnt-miinci em pluvrs, but pino-edc were tics’ turned in •** H e rollegn businr7 w wa* elisrged vdth 'h- *|A . nnherrlem ent. sn.l Ksan» wit I elpiog dispom of th*' scrap ma te rla l. Mrs. Hilton K h u ff, Houle I, llov 42, VIII ' I'la tle , Im ui.lsns, ha* a son, a daughter, a hmhand, a ■mall garden and her housework to keep her liuay from morning until night. Hhe aaj*s she isn’t a bit tired a fte r alien ■ clay now «*,-■ v- i. ■- i n t o ic 'c ii ... li#* ♦ / wi|*-c**a*wi #**•,a# ftr*«riniit| Vitamin* I I I , H'J, Niacin ind Iron. B d cu * taking HADACOK her aystem aiiffered a deficiency of them lle t* I* M r*, .( h u f f . M atrmrnt: " I have I*—n sick and wral f'ii some time. When you s ir a housewife on tlw farm you have lota n f weak lo do not haul work but work that la tiring, specially when you ace sirk At night I rcoildn l rest and fond, no malter what I a le , didn't agrer with me. Then my a ls trr lold me almut H A D A C O K sin- said IIA D A C O K would really m ake me feel I m Itdf. I look her advice and 1*egan taking H A P A C O l. 1 fell better after Ihe thin! Imltl* Ko f a r I have taken lb bottle* of H A D A C O K. I eat anything f want lo, I sleep well every night end my housework doesn’t lira ma 81 a ll. A n yth ing I say about HADACOK would h* tn under. Itatem ent. I think IIA P A C O L Is wonder f ill." Van, Tim . ( ’an Be llrlped a* have thousand* of other fine fo lk* tf you. loo. suffer a d r . i , ffclcm y nf v iiiu iili- s III 112, Nlafin a r il !n>n which IIAOAf.’O K Ut contain i H A D A C O t, h».M b iild , no tha hemoglobin runUmt n! >utir bjend (when (run i i neededi to c a rry these precious Vitamins and u a w " a u i u A NEW SERVICE For Homes Beyond the Gas Mains Aav-A-Gas la • new and to ile r type nf I,. I'. Gas s e t.ire for homes and hn*lnea*ra hr vend lh r elty gaa m ain*. With this service Ihe t ’ngipany suppllra Ihe lank and th* Compsnc supplies the gas. A small Installation charge and a sm all drpc-*lt I* all It lake* to get thla fM lvm le itl, economical service In yntil hnme for cooking, water h eal­ ing and refrig e ratlm . You Save With Sav-A-Gas Because: • • • • • < I rn* Installation charge. Utility type rate*—Ute more ton nae the lean it rntU per unit. You pay only for tha gait you use anti AFTER you harp uatd It. Cnmpatty supplies tha tank. Company keeps the lank KupplM with gaa. You pny for iwvice oqre a month- regular utility service. A Slii'RWOR SERVICE AT A REAH0NAI1I.E PRICE S av-A -G aa Consult: A. J. Greer or Jack Horbaday. INatrict Repreaentatlree and you would be L U C K Y ! Yet, you would be lucky because your house would be free (rom troubletoent, g»rmcarrying 'meet petit of all kind*— roaches, ant*, Hies, mosquitoe* gnd many olhen. Your local FOG reprctcnlahve who display* the emblem ol the SANFORD SYSTEM oiler* Ih# modern, safe way of certain, sure pest control. All Insecticides used are harmless to humans and pefs — guAranleed not to stain clothing, walls or draperies in any way. All materials used are approved by the Florida State Board of Haalth' HEALTH For your health's sake yuu owe it tovourse'l to Investigrh* this amatmg eatetminglion service Hesllh exports have long agreed that eatemiinjlion ol Insect pests with FOG is a most aHecuva p v , tut ionary measure in lha fiQlit against diteasi-carrying insects A call will b rin g • FOG representative to discuss this revolutionary method of pest control in detail Estimates cheerfully given — no obligation The SANFORD SYSTEM emblem Is your assurance of dependability' Don’t delay — call today! “Al P.lftfiteJ fa B i l l " H t wn t» 0«-Jrm «• 4 O'Ar. Vi'waW j �fp w ' In Unity There l i Strength— To P r e lu l lh« P m * of Ik* World; T# Promote lh« Progret* of A n t rlrt . To P ro d in Proaperlty for Sanford. E s ta b lis h e d 1908 House Passes Bigger Social *. Security B ill The Knowland Amendment wa* left in the hilt hy Senate and netfcnliatnrv who worked out d iffer­ ence! between llie meaiure* p a ll­ ed by each chamber. It (e it rie l« the power of Secretary n l Labor |o withhold unemployment enmpentatinn fundi from it a lr i when he question* whether the compenialum ijritem nf a itate conformi with federal itandardi T h r Secretary nf Labor rould ^ o t vrlthholil the fund* from unlit Wo Hay* afte r hr had ruled a •ta la program fell abort nf fed­ eral atendard*. In that lH)-day period, a eourt in the d ate in ­ volved rould determine the queatlon nf conformant^. The effect nf thia I* that a d a te court—not the Secretary of l,abor—-would make the fin al determination. The limine a lio voted today to restore c ity m ail aervfco to two fltaUtrm«a-*> dp*7 lt-p«#aad and T i n t to the Senate a b ill ordering the P in t office Department to ra n rrl an A p r. 17 order r u tllr g city home detlverie* to nnr daily ami curtailing other aervlee-.. The roll ra il vote waa 2At to IR8. A Senate Committee ha* ap­ proved a companion bill There t* no nuaiirance, though, that P rr«t.oaila**a »> ease 1 m l JRace T r a c k Man s a i d Reimbursed For Demo Donation - * ’ ft ifi M IA M I, Aug Id —t/P)—Jam e* L . C liffo rd , former ilrw a rd at (lulfvtream rare rntirae, ha» tu rn ­ ed ovei document* t*» *he State Itrclng Cotnntlaaion vhleh hr claim* prove I're iid itd Jam e* Doan wa* rvim hnraM foe a 02 ,50 0 contribution to tha Democ­ ratic National Committee. C liffo rd , «ho ha* tried un* lu .-fe iiftilly four time* to *ua l>nnr. on charger of m U m anagv ment. teatifiod *1 an open hear­ ing Monday that Donn gate $2,• tiniii***. r\ n .+ i.w *-► during the 11*44 prealdgntla] cam ­ paign Donn and vt <> W ard, tiu lfitre a m 'i attorney, vlgorouiiy de­ nted the track preaidrnt rear had A re n relmliuiie-1 for the contribu­ tion and *aid it had rome aa * per*onal donut Ion out of Owin'* pocket. C liffo rd , who turned the doeument* r.rrr to me R aring Comm tnion y r*trrd a y, »ald the flra t document I* an item itfd atatement •bowing payment* made hy Donn tn behalf of the track amounting to 127,507.42—included In the H it wa* the 12,500 item for the Dem oeratir rnmmlttee. Tha aeennd document la a ran* w <i w n > H * ira r a i l H at a R C K S O - rillN K H K A X IS T A I P E I , Kormota, A u y. Id — bP>—Chlneve N ationaliit reporta •aid todav that Soviet Rnaaia and CommunUt China have agreed the C h in e.* Red* w ill throw 150,000 troop* Into the Korean w ar I f the North Korean* era puttied hack to the .tilth parallel. T h l. I . the line that divided gNi-rth a i l t*. nth K m ei v The un-onflimed r e t .itU alto told of • M«n rw .P fip h 'g pact to retort only to in flllt a lfw method* I m l ead o f open location In aouth■act A tia “ h i a* in avoid the out­ break of a n*w world w ar at preaent." SCH O O L M EET IN G Principal* of all w hile arhonl* In Seminole County w ill meet F r i ­ day morning at 1 (1:00 o'clock with d fo p t. T . W. Ijtvrton in order to T ra p a re achedule* for tha achooi year. A meeting with principal* o fe ^ r ta d aeSool, w ill ha held m l;0 0 JP. M. A ll tear bar* will r apart for duty M a t Monday in order la pre­ pare far tha regia iritiaa of paqail* , wfcidi will taka pac* as A n t. I I . - - — , TVeaday B, aald lfr- Lawton. Judge Holds Road Practice Is Not Legal Learn Mountain Claims Their Son Vote On Measure To C o n t r o l Economy Delayed D u e To Democratic R a l l y W A SH IN G TO N . A u *. IN </p» ( j — T h r Horn*- gave it* final ap­ proval today to Irgidalm n v a illy expanding Social Security cover­ age and intrca'ing benefit*. T lir mil vote war 373 to nnr. The lone opponent wa* Rep. Hyrne» (R -W i i c ) . The Home accepted a compromiie vemon of different hill* paced by llie H ow e and Senate. A Tbe cnmpinmiie now goc* to ™he Senate. An effort to knock out one ntovition nf the hill wa* defeated IR S to IAS Thl» » 4 i aimed at the in-called Knowland Aniendmrnl, rponvoird hy Senator Knowland (R - C * lif ) and oppoted fty Pretidenl Truman S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . R e n t in g Road B u ild - in g E q u ip m c n t W it h o ui C o m p e t i t i v e B id d in g O t llf IT RICK IN P AIIN T1, Mr. and Mr* William Waitermen *Und betlda a march plana at Lone P.ne. C alifs av they learn that tha body of their win, Stephen. 17, had been found In a crevatie h l|h on M L Whitney. Mountaineer* were continuing their hunt for Sirphrn'a companion, tobacro heir Chrlitopher Sm ith Reynold*. »on of torch linger Libby Holman and the late Zachary Smith Reynold*. (International) Reynolds’ Body Being Brought Down Nation’s Tallest Mountain Is W ED N ESD AY. A id . !« ,. I '.r .n Ajumcinted I ' r w L f iw r d W ire New Truck Route Is Expected To Offer Traffic P r o b l e m S to p p e d N o E n e m y R e s is t a n c e T A t- L U IA N M j.. Aug 16 </P) R e p o rte d 1*o F ir s t Circuit Judge Hugh M. la y lo i ruled today that the -State Road B -2 9 B a t t le F ro n t U cpailo irnt'i pracltcr of l-nilding B o m b in g M i s s i o n ro*di with rrn lrd eiplipmenl vio­ late* llie Flood* competitive bid­ \ l S HOMHKR R A S E , lapan ding law. Aug *<» C»V| |l J 1) irew came He laid howe»er. that "common hack (tom iheir hig-jetl Inimliing honcity' i» c*|>« ted nl llie State, r*ul ot the Korean War today. •ml (onttai lur* who h a ir rented »hle to do lornrlliing lot the guy* ,qui|im riit to the department taring WV ho|ie, by God. we w eir mould lie |iaid ior tervue* ihey on lire ground." Ih e y had h a ir trnd eird Ihe bomber* h id put im aihed a H r lu g g rilrd negoiialmni t*e- JfvtrpiAte mile area containing up tween the Road Department con­ I p IcO,OOD Red coidlei» in a 101 tractor* and iltorney General Ke­ iclor 3 1-7 nulec wide and / l - i vin In prevent a airalKm n l work milei long IU»I nortliwe*! n l Wargon project* now underway wtlh wan. rental equipment. thr Army w.inted to chop o lf the llie Jinige »an) lie would he in-I line alerted (onirnunitl rdvam r to. dined In make a iurther ruling w*id Taegu and the couthcail he thal would prevent lone* to toe lore it i *>iil*l get Malted Ih e pattiei. Iron* whom rented equip­ Armv called on thr Air I one for a ment it conlfarted. 11-7*1 calliialron raid in the tecChanman Allred M tKethan " I Iron where the Red* were matting Road Department teiltfird the a* fm allai k * r ii tu *1 h a lllfiro rl gency h a i paid more than $ 3,000,000 so (ar this year (nr conitiuelm ri micnon metead of the lug bomber* u til omen long-range tlrategrc ef with rent'd equipment and hai thal much more in nutilanding ««m- fnrt in ihe Reil teal. f| w*c llit l«i*l time 11 7'G had Ira c li enleted without competitive eter hern *cked lo give clojrrqi biding. Com ptm llcr C. M. Gay U luld* cuppml In ground fo trei. Il * * i ing wti payment of $>!ul,|(Mi iii Ju ly the fuel lime llie deadly graceful tilili. tor equipment rriite l until n'ver glint* had ever tieen nrrlered th r queation is finally derided. A t­ li. gi) and hlctikel an *te* in a torney General E rv in , who joined two lorm er Ko*ii I )e part ment em­ dur«:t iln k e «t enemy tump*. ll'hcic it cir.. all over >h<- ollota ployee in attacking the p raille e , pirvtouvjy Imlicaleil he would k**‘ • ri,| ieuniiaidiric cf*■|rr*r know whonun- to overthrow existing con­ Her they had deuce «nv good They tract* rnterrd in g,w"l la ith if the hot hit lire tier get cu-hl on the n*i»e, and knew that. ReciiU* were queation waa ia i» « l in court. He said the Important thing waa uelform lyyiwpoiled a* •‘egrellent •'llilt.tiia* mean* we ilnippe-t *!• to atop the practice fo r the fitg jr hemti* and hit (he «*«|g*ceit lu r* . -Robert a Ghlotlo. former R-wd area," one A ir Knrr# n ffim r *ald. Department secretary, an*l jVrthur "But It iloecn'f mean that we killSim *, former a*»i»lanl ofcornej if _gtwik-c tier nil «e we |u*t ifon'l for ihe agrticy. quit their )oh» t» **ih r> Ih ry w eir the* challenge Ihe equipment rental Before the operation, Mai tJen practice. . # real Em rnrtt i Hocn i It'llonm-H It ha* tieen followed for -|- , |tjr f ,,f i |,r Ear Ea»l llomfe yr«rnt bill the voltifwr of c o n tra ry t ufttniAttfl. m i * HW r H* n*i during thn W i i t w A d itiln iilriiih iu Ihbi h *»» *fn miu Uon I* l» M tiif thati Htfon*^tHhl bop«* it w ill If thr X»»flh Me K r I h id i i l t l w of B l <’nr k o i^ ilh nl** H*»aid thrff* '* •* I liitil* ntruetion project* iim ifr tw tn ^ u til Anvwitv w r think it «*«lh f i r thin yr« r h iv r liern und«t »urlJ , | fy •• 1 l .S. Ki'iiilnm'MM'nt.s In Korea , e Washington Doctor Says Wound May Be Necessary To Get Polio 'Z&ssz \ng 17— Hed K n te*n trnopt were rep n tlrd r rlilrt n ig in p*nu m m * llie N ik 'n n s R u e r M'edne»d*v u n ­ der bombing of *18 Amen* an l*-2fl*. I be burnt,ei <ni*«b wa* probably p u l abort of atogru exp lo ttvr jxow*t in concentrated e lfe rt II v«at aimed at breaking tbe •ack n f * ftR.0 0 0 man S'ortb K<rrran o ftennve i.tidd iq, .lo n g the tver. U. S. U rg ed To Five Day Strike Send 5 D i v i s i o n s Set For Monday To West E u r o p e AI 3 Terminals French Dcsc Pessimist ic Due To American | rupical S fi r in ,,v D r i f t s Westward With 140 MPH Gale C Of C To Conduct Election Of DircctorH South Korean First Division P u r s u e s Red Hosts Fleeing Across The N.tktong r 0 K \ O . 1 hnrtHay, I i& rg c s a a .'A g ^ ; 2.38 1, l ’ r Robi ns on Says Might Be Traded Before ’51 Season C fcc’ No. Reds Flee In Panic Before U.S. Superfortress Blow; W aeg wan Sector Pulverised L O N E P IN E , C a lif., Aug. 16 (/T*) - Libby Holman Reynohli. vho flew 7,000 milei from France hoping to find her m iu in i ion alive, waited today for a party of A lp in iilr to hong h ii body down from the height! nf the nation'* talletl mountain. The former torch tinger arrived tail night hy chartered plane, lean* ing for aupport upon the arm* of rn T> * I f • nephew. Michael Kahn, nf Media, f a ., and a friend, H arvey Poe, a Brltlah Oxford itu d rn t. Only a few hour* earlier, aevrn member* of Ihe Sierra Club end­ ed a nit-day *earth when they reached the froten l>ody of 17year-old U hrlrinnhar Sm ith Reynnld*. heir tn tnhacm million*, It wva wedged In a erark on the ahecr r.iat far* nf It.tfnt-fnot D IIA IK IN O UOM A t f ANSfOKT. 1) S tm pc Ihrung a rle r in Korea a* Ml. W hitney, aom* 7f)0 fe*t from they watt ninven'enl to foiwatil aieac to j"in United Nation* fnrrea in the atimmlt. apparently he and battle against Red Invader*. tU . S. Arm y Photo from fntemattocial) hi* companion, Steven W aaw rmen. alao 17, la d almoat complet­ ed their perileui aacent o f the -r *. The new Geneva Bridge on peek when tragedy at ruck. The body of Waaverman, *on Highway 4ft i* now complete and nf W illiam H tll Waaaerman, rnntracti for ihe appioachci havr wealthy Philadelphia broker and l»een let it w ai announced here to­ economist, wa* found Sunday in day at the local office nl the Stale a *now-ehnked crvvaa*eo more Road Department. than l.fllMI feet below. Opening of the bridge w ill al­ Ray G onn, a member of the low the uie of the route into San- l rerun party, *peclllatcd that the ib r r l A s ’ f it n f l i f t I in o * | M en fnrd by heavy truck* which were youth* were within 30(1 feel nf iheti goal when they fell, rti|o*d hiic t o prohibited from uiing the old nar­ together. n rftr^ d u ri* o n r o n t t a c l * h e a lg rim T[ (li ,p „ w row bridge Much vegetable pro­ R e v e rse d " It would g u ru they fell may- without ratlfiratlo n hy the road ^ duce will probably come over thii Ite too feet before Reynold* »turk hoard and without compel d in ’ R l*"p y."ye d in -o -. oavl.-wi-o tty 1 - s ill | 1 I I I* l- lll r x P A R IS , Amt* //P) Ait3fM route from the lower eait coait and w*» held by tne crevlre," ding. -funhar-tier* *nd r lew men wot florin «*ld. “ T h * rope couldn't A F tIII tn Ifvi I ||f|* I 111 iifrv Ghiottn, Sima | w , , aether In 'lie Mieain -it thl. ...... ' *o olloialc m I tuoe are prricmg headed foe the Sanford Slate teke the (tra in of Waiteeman'a E rv in contended 11 * * . Ihciotwr rorumand nit.dim luW ing Wcclungtoo for * tolrd niomice >d llif'f I'tftolrl 1,11*1 litfll Y I flVF || |V Farm eri Market, Fruit Irm k i firnn l**dy. It mapped end Weiaerman eral q o fra. t h e S U U R n.d lH p .r.m e m ff(| r) ...... .......,w in the form of 11 S •i l l l r In l»rrti #| | Mt \1nrifliV the Geneva d iitricl w ill alto mine fell perhap* 1,600 feet more." *»k for compel» tv Em M in Ifolmen it wna a «e- to ........... ..conateucHon. nd .......... . - M »h" ' ' ; ; ..................... , 'o ld „p laa .lv .agtpnv friR fiih if 41 iI h ff ili «frc«t ( i if road th ii way. roaq m n n ru i i -bee we w<r-I" g-ip going, what Mirl '•• ! ' ! • cond major tragedy. Shortly InI f it ii m «I VtIn fill v . BWf t hi*^ Hoi*! 1 1 t»i^ why Then d -r. w »c| I iiro|w*n q uill*. Urn of thl* route hy heavy truck* fore her *nn wa* Inirn 'n UM2, AUOrnryB al-f-n.lr.l dfIK ilo. * H » »I1> till* rffif |t| M,|, »M,l*|e ____u i,« -roii#up cticic cm»ller g l" "|ia*1 I licit pi-■|»»c*li cre il-oilihd hi* father, Z ir h t r v Smith Rcyand lemi-trailer* may pieient a rvn lal policy a* 8 ,| (^ p|*n«............ r-uninandet * t ■ •.-• * *c—r <' •■iianra na r*a« etal OlfMlIv kllrt »!*#• M'ltilp I I " M f ,*I'| f relied traffic haeard. laid County K'**d -ml »M radiomen and thr- othe r * ot* One | t,c I nilrrl Stale c chratld P frilflriiJ | filTH ifi rfftrt ti»i| hoy s r o t iT H Supt. H . H. C la y th ii morning. tot cpe< Ml liiicfln g -. •rm m : *ltr M tlro trK I m «vftt i Roy Seoul* of the HemlnoI* Thl* hniaard I* due to the fact T h r b rie fin g . Iiioke up cud th" f l'llle r *1 nttry, ot pimuite to dr County D latrirt w ill r o m p " l" airmen filed -nit of the Mtralcr liccr q ilirk ly , *1 level lice mnr* l|lt r 4|rn r.l oaftMnuufr »•«Wr that Ihe pavement of tieneva awimmlng event* Thuradny n*B ,l Avenue i* only IB feel wide, and I v ’o H*i|ft»a | R frtlliF f I»«mm| jtf f *!. ■ 1 8:00 o’ clock tn preparation lor end rllmtied into Iru e k i for 'be die iconic on r.Uto|te*|* trill tho ahoulder* hut three to four Inert trip to the air -trip. tlFItf*. It A11 t|t|*^4lFfl lit ||»p pff I • TwoA tonim *ntlei. p irlc i* ld i the big council mcel at D a vtm .. fret w ld*. In tha region of th* Out on 'he field Ihe ground Hearli in iw-Pi » , . . . ^ bridge the *houlder* tlope down . . . . . . . I . I . . I . 1 » l« ..lc Artcrfli ell elioilld Ice cimc« ii -*-'I l*i tIf ftf !•* wife llir ** *#l« tltPt me lorn HUtgeea. u* ...... ‘ '" .'.W * . , riie|rf| in ^ f|# arHrtf k anaipiy into me uiam agr '• f . lim lv piecrrit um lirn led ello itc II tvtflthon PtROOMiV N, A*i|, f^-— Scout Council rh »lrm *n . w ill ha- • heel -m the mlghi-- n l*n " and the S late Rond Ikepartmenl • n n r * *»• r*« « A l* n lit* \i ln|r I I'lin r tftfl lit* reatm *m rnl iarkl# Robin*on» Nfpm charge of the program In w hl.b !« • ' I- . — H -*.*ln * *lg n i advia• ,**' «qMl e«n» i „ , c*ii|r o ttliM li believe Hti |itr *irf- nl tint no *»*|/Iirr |»i *fi i „ trig m otorLt* to drive carefully I I**'! m «***9J*» ,1 n.ll.H C* II* #*** * l l l Dodger*, card today " I w r.i’t 1- c ..le ; tho*e over 14 and thnr u I'r r u t lfft l W JIi *rn 1* K^»tuf<lv due to Ihe "a o fl ahoulder*." W A S H IN G T O N . Aug l« 'd'i Large »eml-trailer* carrying •urprUeH if I'm traded lo nomr tier that »g". W inner, w ill r«-. ,vTmm*»» i ^ r )' Aign^l f|1 # i ri j iliF H ififltrili**tv«f fif tiliiM tl | u in . Other eluh l^ fo r* the ita rt of the revl. white and blue ribbon-, an,, ICM IIM M ava N « i Mat ,. ii exempting .........., (* fllfll • ' 11i*tl r »I l»V A H m lllf i I khk I 11*61 i#a»on." member* of «><e A m erica,. R « l «| i lo tlery law* nor profit fl*hw g . Rohiucon gav* thl* opinion amid f ’ roaa IJ f e Saving Forpa w ill art »|Wllr*||t4fl 44 IttYinit «Ilf It r fl/Fl| Indication* of rilin g tertiion on -i* judge*. Vtifilmrtt *1 th trr Irrin iti «|t l« tf'i hoy* from earh a y Three I . the Rtooklyn team, auch aa ran un t i i i l r *f li \ M. M»iful iv 4iwl lie axpertfd on a ehamploixM- group w ill U eligible in com pc I- l * i ruled that, undrr thr pre.enl Tn th# awtmming event* In 0»y In K iiM in mil ftit fiv r d i y i rlub favored to win th# nennan' l*w , fi»hlng cont*»ta »re (ottrr _____ __ Elect|on of director* of th" ton.-. Reach. T h r VHf'tliirft nffrt*!r»| n rr rfn* ,ca, and Information about them , M IA M I. Aug. Seminole County Ohetntwr "f Com­ hut now lagging ala and a half Id f/Ti Wind. garnet behind. »t ih# N fftluclty im ) In» I* barred from the mail* merce for Ik# entulng year will I up In 1.15 ii* 1 tn m ile , an hnm R l'S S IA N ARM S •*1 ran 't tell you any more," RobHiiifui t ••t n it» j*I fittlM in l, v%1111 take place on Sept. 5, Edward trigi were fm ii,i| In the triipical h u n l S O U T H E A S T K O R EA N •I tint I Ft »f | rtll I XVlllt* ; f |lf ^I fII# IIA L T I f RAN gin*, manager, stated thl* nmrn- inaon aatd to an Aa»orlatm| Pre* F R O N T . Aug. lA - G P t - A H. S I ran# ccallnwlnc vim r 725 mllr- tu .if 4 T it r if p i KmhvMvt hf mI * renortar, " It may he no more than MOSCOW, Aug. I'l -Mb Sov log. ilur cn*I nf Miami e »rlv *,«l*v forlav th*' a hunch. I've juat got the feeling. A rm y officer *ald f|ii4 1 f * f St | kiMila vtn«1 th r IHvi*r The U . S IVealhet Rut can In T r Miiitoi | Kiilbv.iv. h H f lt |iiif t f r i American combac troopa hg.ve rap let Ru»*ia made *n unofficial hid Thl* is the la*t week In which Thai*# a ll." '-wlay for a treaty among Halil* Miami .a id * Navy "h n ttu n n tu rrd Sovl-ct-madr weapon* »n I old member* and peoipertiye mem­ I'lr v r lutul M ilton G ro t* o f tha New Y o rk ber* ran pledge nr Join the Semi­ Pott, quoting Robtnaon to the it r n r ammunition manufar turerj in I95n nation* cloning the R altir Ara to h iin 'e f" a in ra ft tepnrlrd llm l "thr T h r ri/tlft <#R# t**i|||«*w|rr| hy nole Cour.ty Chamber of Commere* ' “ S i r a l‘ o aald R o y Cam nanelta. The Ruatiana aaid re *cn llv «' • li warahip* ot m m-Raltir i»iw ri«. eastern quadrant ha* w in ,It nver K flin c ly Rf»«l l*f r Mtlriil Roy Cl. 12" krmte arid i* Inginnim * '*• Hugh'*. »*f lhf» and U k * an aetlve part In the Bro o klyn N egro catch er, told h im : Lake 8u rre ia that they have no' of llitllw iy FLO U N D ER CAUGH T drift In a w esterly illrei tlnn '' election, he warned. "Jackie'* not tha only i,n* who'* provided arm * to the North K " riftfiflnrltir • Low water level* in the S '. He urged that everyone ib> hi* thinking that. Thtrt'a a let of fel. rtan * aloe* 1048. when their oc< o -Till# i» n, w n revere hunt T h f ifiiinmrtt Rful m m ltirln ri are rectiltlng in rt In helping the Chamlwr of Iowa on Ihe rlub don't figure pat ion force* withdrew frnm th# John* River hmn w ttk w ith no r^* cane," commented Chief Fnreecc* w«nt n mmerce, the main nhiertlve of Ihey r* going to be back. There'* • rear north o f the M lh parallel ratehe* of fUh uroallv found nnlv er titad v Norton " | t ‘ picked 'in H nrti'in jii ih r if p r^ irn t IM h n u ri' The raptured equipment l"rlm !e- In aatt w a lc r. Rreentlv M'*- J rnnalderahlr tn 'en d ly in the (#-,• j*«yf which la to promote Sanford andgoing to b# plenty of trading thi* rrU fn l jmIJ i i d n u iil i 122 grenade*, a »ubm*ehinem ’i Hugh T illla , fi»hing in I *k r lia r atx hour* and ha* begun In ntove Seminole County. T h r U I kiv (iir lilir r|% rurhrir «*»• wintar." n*y, caught x flounder weighing "There la much to he done for rtm rrin! hy #*lh^r M n krs. very .lo w ly in a we te rly enur e Bran ch R ijc a y , praaldent o f the •nd other amall arm *, a ll num , nearly nine pounda. onr community and rmintv and D odger*. U know n to ba Irate at fartured In 1949 and jpfdV In liM ftiit. f n lr r u l otul slat** mf* "The drift i- till very alow n-i* t*l'1out the ( t-rel and flnanelal the team '* perform ance. R frk c y 'a n.ueh over * 1* n* aeven m ile , ce fliiln v »r*Ilr«| nn n fhrr >»af gam ing at.) \tvrt of ell, rhl* - ork rannot l»- •a c ra la ry aald tha C lu b Praaldent y in an e ffo rt l«» ft* hnm , hut tcliat movement there !* m rrtin g don i ' he su e * ted. In thi* .In rrn now *eern» tn t,e Hr m ualko flt o f H.IMKl I'^ rk a n l la In th * e lty but could not b# dlai* Seminole County Chaml-'r turbad. m»rV»i %*lilrh *U M r,| >r.»*-r«Uy. toward the trect,** of L\ '' tnerce la trying to re«ch t Nortnp laid the plane',, " f ix " T h r <*|i» Ifn lt n l A u to W o rk rrt it In a recant public ipaaeh he Mid t Inane *1 goal <f | ) 0,000, ant h# donb ed I f tb f team would placed (he .IfaiH ty growing At asking a "more adequate wage in* M'aatl*"*# na **■■* at* * with 44S paid np mem! erahlp* at rapyat a * N a tio n a l Untie hurricane between 70" and preaent, hopes to reach the BOO irWotTrntcX *■» ‘ ^4Sga* 725 mile* due east of Miami. N trr W A N T E D mark. Hy f r a n k c a r r y lie .aid all indiiatlnn* iioln'ed II ,A K E L A N D . Aug. to TN a rni’lim -d iceaterlv drift Ji'dng A morUtri! ^rr i i T i e eRv nf lakelan d hai banned W A R R EN 'S W IP E l i « i „ ' « ( (r* Page a it* W ASH IN GTOV, At.k*. H3-GT) V A 3 W N G T 0 N , Aug. Ift - A W aihingu t doctor * d v ,n r - l • ernher of 'I* i ’nmniui l ' l'*r»v T A L L A H A S S E E . Aug. |ft -rAT Th# In b riU ta Cdtnmerr,' ComThe ei tv mm in I n Inn ve ile rd a v —Mr*. Fuller Warren, w ife of mlxv’on w*a told l-.day that mer- (he t|.M,ry Uxlay that you h*ve l« ' •»« »m v im d n* • m F f hU FO U N D A T IO N Florida’* governor, ralabntled her ger of the bankrupt Florida Ea .t lo get infantile paralyiia. The ladle* nf tha Elk* Auxiliary pa» - d « law re q u itin g them , U th birthday today. Coaat f F E C l Railway with the AtA n A u y i D r. Jame* C . Cummmg. the tendency of rhildren toward recently donated two drinVin? regiater with ihe pnltra and leave Mr*. Warrant, an attractive (antic Coait Lina (A C L ) would fountain* for n»e of children at the town within 18 hour*. a higher Injury rat# during aum- ♦ " 1 blond*, married Governor Warren •nrk a hardahlp an a Urge 'lum­ Elka playground- Thaac have been martin**—when ‘.h-:y haw ful. wmmda like, th* cavtUaa of toat LONG G R O V E S O I.D In Lea At.gr.! »a J/n a U . 1449. She ber of F E C ample,yaa. inilaiUd hy City workman in tile fmedom of ptayiray n c w .n . f « teeth could provide aueh M r. and Mra. S . F . lamg hav" l i Uh h t w r Barbara Manning. aatt Inga In front of tha I Ignat rum H3«Rg/, J r , atlomay the fact that polk) la more prevr- ^tm* » hedge. Under direction of J. 1, mid I hell home, in acre grove ant aha Ha* Warren dtrrtne htn trip Uni wmnmr montha. r, , 1k , ia id lonatllectomlea 700 acre* of g ratin g land ne*r lo CaUfamtn to (tody the rftrna na bnlUvM that dItael damage ang other aurgical operation*, •• Dunn, nark xnperfntcndent. work rhnlno ta to Mr. and Mra. U'allle of llttt Hate before hi a to waevw fiber* la aia aaaary lo M nccidentol wound# could men have removed aandiptir plant* T , Ixrve of Orlando. Revreu* allow tha polio riroa to tovnd* dlirupt th*** narva flbara and that atartod to grow In the play, be honor n o t ground area, aald City Manager •tamp* Indlcat# the property w ai void for 128,500. • f >! Clifford McKibbin party totufht ' ■ B s. Geneva Bridge Is Finished Except Fo r Approaches W EATH ER f o il through Thur»d*y except Im widely m an n e d afternoon ihundrrthuw rr*. I.llllo change In temperature, Light to moderate iiorthr**! wind* through Thu rsd ay. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXXI THE A . I T Truman Tn Sci/c Roil roads Front d u p a trlir, taid W aegw an, Im at (min* of 'lie w ar 17 mile* n llliw c x l of I argu, wa» i gulled m m a n i- lin il too bid and too *ul n rta b lr a tarirei Im anyone lo bolil i»»ng M ' i *n rrajm ndcnt ila l Hoyle aid 'tint after the It " ' a ilp ra tiru l li'iinliing n Kir ,t U a v a ftv D ivisio n tank rla lte re d into ttie ruined ity tn looV It over. Ih e la n k env-ige-l nite Com m unixt l i n k mi the e lt y ’* e.|ge and km-rke-l i l •nit, and ih a i e l an n th rr n n itliw aid R n vlr m.d Hie N nrtti K o re a n * iiave a f n lr r in thl' h ill* north ,d I lie r l l ) where H ie) .ire able (o Inti m ortal hell* d trrc tly Into IVnrgw nn The elty a t-" “ #.i undi r d o -, l olinerv.itinn and a r lil* lerv fire from 'he Red belli w r it 1 .ink -if 'h e N aktniig The a ll blow cam e a* 1* , ge­ n ii I, reinfo rcem ent* arttveo from the U ntied S t a ir ,, for n o gin inla n try m c n at the front In tm Uter thr A llie d Ur/enxe nf 'b e penin- aula. K iia l re p n ii from n lw c rv c r pilot* in d irate d 'he R-2P* i r a f have tu rn ed tbe tide w ith d e rtlIvc effo rt for the p rc 'e n t. Ih e y la tu rated a 2'l aquarp m ile •0 4 w ith !lJinn quarter-ton l«im !n Die * ie a it a’ lg li'ly la rg e r tlia n New in ii Vnrk"* M an ha'tan t,laml Iw liev -I to b tv# tieen Hie g i r a t o t *-ig, i i'cr. II" Red force yc' Me lin-'e tl 2*' I'tlk e pul on en cm #rgency tael leal l i n i , lin e m a n i*d ,|te r' in ilie ir (n * . Iinb* cheered the leim ln-r* n the) attacked. There w a* evidence 'b a ! 'h e U n it, in «X|teel»linn -•( f o i l " , up ginttnd a tta rk * , were 'ty in ^ tn blow up the B u t ,i* n it y lc under ■II.Mf • 41 *rime Minister liofuses T» Call Pailmnu’nl Now M i NMh i V ( a *i c i ** r* p iitfi* A tflff toiiigh* r'’ i? (nrl b fnnnnf f» »fi* n fim 9 l*, n'lrr \Vin»fofi f"h«tahHl vr«ir l*4f (U nifrit !trf >•»*• >(»* i • • *41 OrgMit -Mfi v|f|**» 4»i *M *f laafwM.a* -ic*fo«l ( v«irnmonUfii A • , tli* #'MliM»l| VHwf • I'Up'd l rnftiflf 4ra*t)f of fir flirt VMM' -, Itpfor# VVmi M W it fl Mill! ••Hi |(l flout fling Sh tp f nhiir* ■hill M-rfivrrl fhr rhr*»t " f flip rfow tll hr hr iM iv n l lllaf 4- toUy*. a’rttilnet nippioo* *** hr«*fk* II u R t liv t i ft i l*« it t*an| N A V Y ’S J n ii W A S H IN G T O N . Aug l« ^(,1b The N avy repor'rd today thal it ha* delivered tn.nnn men, 50.. "il" Inna of m ilitary cargo and 2.nnn.nnn barrel* ef ;ietrolrnm to the Kar E a » l »lh«e the outbreak >f 'be Korean war. Them fig u re* on 'hr Iraithpnrt job done for the United N itinn* fnrre* in K ara* were given at * I’entagnn briefing m«»lon for reporter*. STO W AW l VS S O U T H A M P T O N , Eng Aug, to —bP>—Two A m irirxn x who hoard­ ed tbe PoIDh liner Batorv under umnual rire n m tlan rei l x .' we-V •er# removed by B iillih pnlle* here loday. Im m igration ailth -irltlr* «n •nninrert laith men w ill he held I" Winrhexter Jail until Aug .70. when they w ill h" tle|'<ir'»d aboard 'he B a ln rv on her return Irtn tn S’ ew A'nrk. Both were r#fu«»d "pcrmUalon to land" tinder 'he alien*' order—a technlralitv. The Went her MCKBONVtLLi, Athavill# Bo.ton Buffalo Dcnvet Dodge C itv Mentphla Naw Orleana Ph"cnls Seattle Jacktonvtlla Kay Waal Melbourne T allah an e c � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 15, 1950 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 15, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9cd83119f26d60d6bab7402254748cd5.pdf b30addf5e7f75fc5b6211923f3fd2fd1 PDF Text Text 0 w T T n r f lA V F O W n I T F H A T . l L R A N F f i n n P T - n R I D A P A G E S IX F R ID A Y , M O R N IN G D K V O IIO N 8 The Morning fievolion* Program u iii i f a, (h u g e i’/ R rr J*ir C C rn* , pa ti*r of ihe rh iirrh •>( find. Ihri'tighnil! next wrrk Ih r Pragiatn, hrttrd d'l'ljr H "It A M lr * f r r 'f n l 'linn ■' radio «t*Utm W TitH , in '-iwiper*linn with lln Mini-lerial A nw ia * At THE CHURCHL .li l m n ih Nnll<e» must ho pi**rnlrd al Iho Herald nfflr< a> In Im r piildiralinn. S a n fo rd M ln in trrla l A tr^orla llirn ltc v . H . In /.im m erm ttn, I’ r w ld e n l Joe C . C r r w n , H e r. • T rea*. fmsur al tin llni* l|r WO Mill**■> il> JtM i-d >f III' ' |ir.iii lit conjfirgnllnn «*htlr lln rigiilat mini l*t n.i nn var alinn .md <• greatly did In imptr * l|i» r win. hratil him II m I ho » h m a lln l h in t Min* lln it p r t ir t i'r wa repealed whih hr taught »| r*|.t* Slate liinvrr |lv and ih r llitivet IIy nf rinrlnnali. T h r Rev. II K Newell. fwn***’ Ill i i |tn,.*l|nii .« t I'raltrr nn p.i lui nf Ilir Church nf tind In Chfi Man Living ii'n rllv la-canir laUtrlami, ha • tvcrliliy uiu.t'i i k Hull ft In 11, hi n Iran’ i f t ’ t *!• tianfnrd In M-rvr at paitm id Ml' moved I heir *<nn v*'*r» ago, and jm al I ’huirti nf linil, loTalnl mi l>». Mnloil II M<f'udin. im im Im.ii IIi I'alli.rltn Avrrmr. It*-w. N rw rll |a nmrnril ami ha" of |tn I'art lu t '' I'inii Ii. fr» qurnlly ha i V "l Mr F'l irt In i nr "in. Kdwin Whllr In l.akrland, a nrw rhurrh WMi hiiill anil talk In Mm ' miffrrcnlinn Ih rrr mllrul'-|| mid* i tin ii .nlm m p Mr W h' n If" lln \ Ii M•In* i m initlrt nf lln* li«a| 1'ir-hvlrria*' «lat*d Mini hr hupr' In huild a IThmrh, w »« makinc plan- fur hi rhuirh in Hanfnid Nindav «rrv lrr« will l*r a* fnloarntimi, hr n kril ihr mi|iutr.i <*i Snmlny S* ln.nl al IIIdKI Inndmtn In I ilk in Mir Mnnfnrdite* InwMmnlny Wnrahlp, ll:lki and Mir Invitation w.t-> v i r p t n 1 A A M ami lln livimirt litlir firry, T h r npp'irtmilly In hi at I hi in irr aI S;IW I'.M, T h r public la tori it jpg pcnki i will hr •rim'd mrdirMv lnvilr*l In attend all Upon hy ninny Imal pr*nt|r, r»f aervirra. rnrdinff I" Mi Wilke*. hera'i**' diim il: Inr week nun h interest Im hern rridrnrrtl in iht Hunday*' nun: MtmmiMKT iiic rc ii ttr «l Fourth S lrrrl and M u rrl «rr». irr. T in 1 mu*ir will Inrludr a ««• t tellur iant* -**l", "Spirit nf <• l‘ *• l ied II llmlun, I'aolm rldllnfftr and Mir mean nrrlmlr. .Sunday Srh«Mi| 9 -If* A M **Tlir l.illlr II*II** nf Our llady nf Morninr Wnrahlp III,"15 A. M. laiurdr," hv Iln iii'V fiaul « ' i 1 Vminff I ’enplea Srrvirr 7:00 I’ M. play'd hy M r- firnlffr T'"lh v Kvanffrli*ltr Service 7:.'I0 I’ M. fniniairr nf inu«t- for Mm P in t I’rnyri mcrlinff Thuradav 7;3(’ I'rr-h y lri mu Church R A anil nf apallmrnt hnliae » a built hy Mir Nunalaffuiiuk eakl moa. mini; a willow fiamewml cover rd wllh tnnw. l l n i .t < m is s i iiP K iT i <I pUiopall Rev. II, l.ylllrlnn /immerman, II. II., Ilrrlnr MHh Sunday after Trinity '*.J0 A. M, lloly Ku'hariat and Sarinon 9:311 A.M. Churrh Srbmd. Scrvlre, dlirlnc Ih" a-rrk Monday Mirmiuh Th ui'd a v am* Siiiuidav Holy Cummiinlon 7.3’ AM Pi Ida v Ifniv Cofitiminiqn 3:11*1 1M i II It IH I IA N A N D M ISSIONARY A 1,1.1 I M P , Park tvrnue al Pourlrenlh Hlrerl frlrnn Ii, Smith, I'aalne I" A.M lllhlo School Mr. A Wlelaihll, So|irrildrmfrnl. 11 :"U A.M. Noinlng W onhip Me alonar y Sunday will lie olitetv. <d with report• fmm miaalmi firlde and a m l'-lm iaiv nieavairr hy the paint. M ini I'M Kv.nmi* Service, An ■iifiitmiil oirrlinit fm all area, The pm- I apeakei fur Ihr rvrnine Wit' hr itrv Paul fiarlann, llihle Teach rr from MrvUo Pity, Metieu. M* Car I Min * i . lairn In Ketiador nf Ml'.alnnaiv parrel*. Ill* enllr* life wa pml there wllh etr*p lion "f vear.-. pent al the MU lonaiv Trainlnp Inilltuta *1 N**<t. New York, of which h* I ffreduale Al prr*rnt he lr iwcvltr under Ih* Home Mit lon M»par' nirnt nf I he iTu l«(ia n A MUltoil atv Alltanrr All are wrlroma m ihi* mertinr LealM ti tjirM, Jr uf 31 Clave* land Avrnur. Na»hville, Tenn,, »ure know* tile H A U A C O I, lie, hie mnthrr and Tiir. ffiendfalher ff(‘. nr**mu Vilemin III, H2, Nia* d n end Imn Imm Ihr* lamilt product "Mamma, wt h«v»>il lahtn our H A D A C 0 L-." tar* l.etlit '*h»n hi* molher fnrffrt-. lomelline*. Mr*. Lathi explain*, hr'wvver. *hal liet* wilt eleavr la* a H A U A C O I. famllv hrraur.r I' h it hfflptd irllavo deflcieurtr o' Vilaniin HI. IM* Niarln ami It mi for her»rlf, little Leetie alt*' her falhn. T A K IIH 10 IIO TT I KM Read Mr*. I^rld’a own etaleKent nf thrlf aeuerienree npra They learn” ! lhal Ihey ware auffarini fmm »nrn defiricnrle* and haran taklne IIA D A C O t-' ” 1 have taken III laitllei. of H A U A tiU L. I have Iwen inn down eincr my eldrvt ton w.ve faun I am 'it year' old * l.av* ha>l trry little arnetllr ami I had weak •pell* rvetv Itroliuiiff. I would frel faillk but rflei lakrog H A M M TH . they are gone and I *tav hiiiigry all the time, Mv font-y'ad-old on had liillr anprlitr and hit rhrrk* were pale, lie now l a i n IIAM Ai O l, ami hie rhetke ole rnry and he hae a Wonderful apprMIr. I aim had gaetrir diatuibaneee, Init (hrv ate ffnm now. Mv father tiara IIA U A C O l, for Ihr aitmdiinx arhe* and pain* nf nrunli*. lie If much hr* let now." W fiNM I Ht HI. IIA U A C O L F K F I.IN Ti IIA U A C O l. i* lhal wonderful paw pieparatlon — prnmMng hleited relief for your Imlireetlnn. atomech dlelutlrance*. Ija*. heartbum , sour "ri»lngaM after meals) for normal growth in children, qa well a* lhal general run-down rendition, nml arhe* and palm of m urid*. If vour lysirtn lark* V i­ tamin* H I, R'.’, Imn. and Niacin. IIA U A C O L I* being mommertd*d hy many doctor* IIA U A C O L la ao amatingly *iirr»n*ful hecauie if trour system Imka Vita­ min B l, R2. Imn, and Niarln It F IR S T « III 'fir l| ill r i m i s r . S C IE N T I S T Fa il Hcmpd Mlrrrl Hunday School 9:45 A M. Morninjr f r tv lm II mi \ M Wednenlay s*'rn. r M:<mi p.M Reading ll'rntt l^irid a yi ami Friday*, 3:0*1 In R;0 I'M ’H'ltil" ii thr Mihjrct rtf thr Lr •on-Hcint'in which will In trad lr Churche* if Chiist, Heir u t il IhniUgiiiiul Ihr anirll in Hu ruin. Align*! |3. The fiiddrn Teal .. "Thu l.nril la mv pnrliun iailh my <1111; Ih rrr fmo will I hi>|ir in him” ( I , am I Among ihr rilaMtin. whhh mm p tiw *hi Lri-*ort Srintnn i. Ilir fnl lowing from ihr u i i i . " T i • i.n Ihr laud it p rrfrrt, i " lii'lim p III •mil; Mir irulfmonv nf |lir I >.i i. «iite, making wl-e Ihr timid-' (IN. 19 71 Tin- f.r .mi-(*cinmii al'n llirluil' Mir following pa iff* fmm lie ChrirMan H-'ii-nrr tcilliooV "Srn rr and M rillh with h'ey in M« StllplUlra," hy Mary Itakn hid.lt "When iimlriainndiiit; rlian"r* (I standpoint!. of lift* and inte||igrn>front a tilntrrial In a piriltia hail*, we ahall train Ihr irnlitv I.ifr, Ihr rnnlrnl nf Soul oVri *rn*r, and w r «lmll prrrrivr Chri Manily, nr Truth, in it*, divitu Prinrlplr. . . . Ii |* hiffhly ImpiM lanl— In virw nf thr itnmcnlc amt. F IR S T I I A I T I S T f IIC H IT I Park Avenue al Mlalh Siren W. P. Ilronka. J r , I’aaliir John I , Miller, Fd. Illrerlnr Sunday School J:|ft A M. Mnrntni; Wnrahlp ll:0U A.M Trainlnir Union 9:Tr, p.M Kveoltiff Worvhiji K:0ii P.M Wednrailay S rrvh r H.llO |' M Welrmne U I I H T M K T Iin iM K T r i l l 'H l H J. K. Mrlnley, KMInl*lrr Mra P.R. SlrphrMann. H.K.Ii. 9 :If* A.M. fib'll*h Srli*w>l A r|nv* for every age 11.00 A.M. Morntni: Wor- hlp Mi M.W. f'aallr, 7:111 PfM, V'mth Fellnwvhii liaivico. « 'Ml P M . Cvenliiff Worvhlp Mr M.W f aalte AUG. 11. lion. Mr. Crvw* will a lo be pro. •rnlnj with a dUcustlon study o I hr S'lntav Mtool I » » o n ,Rlli|l day al 7:16 I’ M Conflicting rlaimi lo wai from stream* produred cmtnli** court r u n , even slaying, in M early w rit. t X / u / u e a ,/ SEE THE M A G N I F I C E N T N E W REFRIGERATORS Mra Ralph Au-«in Smith, • m rtary nf the Kanfmd Hmalh. nc In T . . Tu rk . r. president of the K nna Id-lmiiffhlnn which w-aa Irfl f.mn fund* f'dlcrlrd for the firnrifr Sirin r dminlrd In Ihr hnapital fur whalrvrr liar Ih ry Ml. I* iiirrr J t, two mrtnbria nf thr Cluli. TM K C M IU t ril flF lin il 2.109 F.lm Atrnur Hrv. .Inr C Crrwa, t’salnr Sunday arlinnl la pin. al !» I fa A. M. f ili'U 't fm all affri, ( ihu| *p ii II filled tear her* dial will make Ihr arrvlrrt a hloalnj? tn you. Mnrninff wnmliip lldffi A.M Mrevaffr hv Ihr pa-Inr All mem la'i t air illffi-d In la* pi. i nt at Ihia arrvirr. Kvanifrlialir arrvirr a.110 I'.M Mrn»nt*r and allni u iv n r hy Mir paalm, I’rayrr iiirrlinff and Itiblr aludy rarh Tortday r u nmi* al K IMI I’.M. Wmnan'a Miaainnary err vice Ttmrnlay *’veninff al H.ial I' M. Victory l-endri» Itand arrvirr earh Fiiday rvrnliiff al M 111) I’.M A pniffram for all ymint* prnplr T h r Chnrrh iliin u hand will fur- Ainnit twn.third* uf Ihr tun l>< r rut in .lapan I* burned a* for | will* yl"..}! half t f lid. Crude nil pt odor I inn in Japan ammml I" int* fir*l rnnvrrlrd in. M a ln l I .r.M.nmi hnrrrl* in Ihr tn rharmal. fi ral yrar elwird M ar-rh 31. 1950 a in per rrn t Inrrraar nvrr the pievlmia yrar. I lir akin nf Ihr l»>a cmutrlrtnr ran allrtrh elinimnualy, hut thrrr •nr NO nuMirntirnl*-d rrrnrd* nf U. awallnwini* a pi own man Or. Henry McLiuilii f m n f I'm ii|a ilin * ,i1 I* t w i n fnd*irt CHICK l i t I I A r t l l l t WIIM A NV jt '. / tiC,/lijr* Bttilrmt REFRIGERATORS Nr*l Smith Mill. Uiii final Flrat St. 'R i f l U t w h e r e w e ' v e b e e n f m I'kaaa i t 20 y e a rs ” Only Chevrolet offers such Key fever It an am ir litflam. matlnn nf the C H N T IIA I I I A I T I S T C H U R C H mem­ Ninth Street and laiurel Avrnur rniieoua brane lining nf Rev. S.L. W'haOey, Paelnr Ihe upper retHunday Srhnnl 9:45 A.M . Cla*.i plratory paaeage* for all agea. ea. It la characM"imnit Wm .hip 11:00 A.M ter I red hy a wat­ "lllo ryl iJIury! Illn iy", eerttion hv ery dieehere* M T U . 7:00 PM. Uttlnn* for ell "ffr .:ruu|n. Lvnntiff W m .hip H:00 P.M. Tunedar 7:;m I'M ,, W .M .8. wll ■pmi in a *tmk ehuwer for Mr* Imyle Prarnrk. Wertm olay R:IKI P.M. Mhlwerl Player He tv Ire. Thu unlay 7:39 P.M Mr*. A. ' Peter,-nn, nut a**orlallnnal presi­ dent will riindurt a rlln lr fnr al* nirnilirra nf the W.M.S. All ladle are invited In attend. 'Come Thou W llh II* A w l Wr Will Iht Tlire flood " nlrallon. The typkal rite maker |ta ap » eararr* in the late aumtner. It ktarla auddenly wllh allache of meeting, watering of eye*, etc. Ctilmpiartlrally, thr ratter of thlr Ittroortllnallnn nf the body la a vertebral auhluiation. T h li prei erled all inftueneea atlrh a* pn|. Irna from plant*, dandruff frnm tha fur nf animal*, dutl from feather*, etc. Preaiute nn nerve* teaultlng from the vertehr»l *tthtuvatlnn ha* interfered with ihe F IR S T C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H pnrmal IranamUMnn of nrrve 1MIT Sanfonl Avenue force tu the respiratory channel* I. Randall Parria, M lnlelrr Thl* ha* m u lle d In ■ lowering "Chrlvllan lirnw lh" I* Ihe Mlu of the raaUlanre nf thr*e part* I‘.I err ternion etihjerl ,» l the F1r«* In tha Influence* htinglng on the ChrM lan Churrh Hunday m om inr ■ymplnm* of hay fevrr. The fihurrh Srhnnl meet* at 9i45 When the Interference to Ih** AM . normal tran*mi**lnn nf the nerve Midweek Itiblr aludy and pray force I* removed then the etum era Wrdneaday 8:00 P .V . of normal realttanee nf t* a res­ Cordial wvlrnme la e r a tded tn piratory passage* may « ex­ pected. ade. Y o u c a n choose b e tw e e n S ty le lin e a n d F le o tlin e i t y t l n g Many an admiring glance will folios# you when you roll hv in your now Chevrolet wi’h Body by Fisher. That'* tnw whether you chooae a Chevrolet Mylellnt model, with "notch back" atylli.2 . or a CI«vrolet Fkctline model, with "fast hack" styling. Both are available on all Chevrolet sedans and al the *ame pricesl Re­ memher-Chevrolet is Ih* only low-priced car offering these two ouislaqdlngly beautiful type* of styling . . . thus g.vmgynu an Opportunity to espresa your own Imttvtdpal latte. You con chooio between Automatic and Standard Drivo You con cKo o m b o t w n Hit Bol Air cmd Hto Convertible You have an enviable choice of engine* md drive* in Chevrolet, loo. You can have Ihe senuiional Pnwergllde Automatic Transmission* and 103-h.p. Valvt-in-llead Engine for flnnt ikviM/i driving at lowest cost, rr the hignly improved standard Valve-In-1 Iran Engine and Silent Synchro-Meah Transmission for finest itc.ndord driving at lowaat coat. And if it'* a tports model you want, here'* your carl Choose the fleet, fashionable. Heel­ tapped B el Air, with extra-wide window* and gray* leather-trimmed upholstery, and have Ihe only car of ita kind tn the low-price BaU. Or Ihe equally beautiful Chevrolet Convertible, with automatic top that Uftr or towen al Ihe touch of a button, and have the flneal Con­ vertible In its price range. Or chooae the all* Heel, four-door Station Wagon-iaurlett in iu Held-listing for 1260 leav than last year. T o M tliiilM o l PowergUir Automatic Trvumlukm end IOS-hp. Faria# optional on Dp Lui # mndefi al m ra coil. _ ^ A UnlqtM Vacation BIMa Sehool AUO. 14-25 acta dlreelly lo relieve Utl* deftel-rser—Ihe real ran** nf tnur ♦rouble That'* the kind nf prod net you want—the kind rmt ahouid la«V—the kind rmi should ytert laklng Immedlelely On'v One ftentlv UAf'tCOL AJ IVVt g*s thimivi' It*» suffering aueh fiendish (orlure fr«m your aUmach nr ache* amt pain* of neuriM* when relief le ea rlnee at kind me the nearest drugilnre for Mffarera from Ihnae deficiencies. CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE PARK A V V N im A T F O T im b A T Y Roys and Girfo aged 4-16 register Monday Military Ranke : Thrilling A m e r ic a 's B e s t S e t t e r . • • A m e r ic a 's B a t B u y / Target Practice im k G «o fd m i i HOLLER k SALES * g< % a" 1 / Sanford FURNITURE Company H * M n ta IN S U M N C I O p lo f it r lr lv l II* Malnnll* Ave l f T t m e n -* dr*ifn oiuiat airorr rou aun m it in o u r t r o x i aiai iviati IIA V M O N II M II tId t.li *f!MNl lU u h r All's! V** lU n k I II 4« (lr l|a»tijm I *rrrnf»nfit?«. ClfKHl //r*r /* your nnr rr/rigrr,ilr<r, m/v n M i n i l n r with • f u d * * |lr«pfr»*ia P IR K T P H K S H Y TP H IA N I.IIU R C II Oak Avenue and Third SIreel Mr *. I. (i. Mrlnnia, H.lh. Paalm t*:T5 A.M. liburch Srhu*d. 11:0u A.M . Mnrninit Wnr.hip aeinion by Mr. 11,11. Flkirt. 7:011 I’.M. Youth Fellow.l.lp Pioneer FrlliiWahip, C IIIIR C II O F T M K N A Z A H K N U 113 Maple A venae Hrv, I., R. Ruahlun, Paalnr Sundry School 9:45 A.M Mmniuff Wm .hip 1n:4f* A.M. N .Y.P .R 7:0** P.M. Dally Varatlon Hilda Krhm.l wll' atari Monday. I,el ip. meat v >mi a 9:00 A.M. every mnrnlni;. If yn don't have a way, rail pjaf, J ao we will aee Mia! you pel a wav lr md • wav lo cat home. 19 �*1 IW f lj r* ' In Unlly There la Strength— T a Protect the l'M t » of IIm W o rld ; T a Promote Hie Progress of America. T a Piadata Proaparllr far Sanford. TH E W EA TH ER f a ir Ihrouth lu'tdas exctpi (or local afternoon Ihunnrfrrshowere in a Tr» widely scattered p la ce . Little temperature change, lig h t In moderiate variable winda. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER fOIjITME t x x x i Established 1908 Bricker Urges Congress Keep ^Control Power The Road To War In South Korea No Request F o r Arms Funds Expected By Congress; P o s t a l Service Not C u t W A S H IN G TO N , Aug. 14— </P> — -Senator HueWrr (R -O hio) conf e n d e d in ihr Senate today lhal Congrrjs ought In keep for it.elf the right lo deride when and if wage and price control* are needfd. He argued again*! granting that power la I’teddenl Truman a* pro­ posed in (lending ettmomu conliolt Ifgialalmn. Brukrr laid, lhal all atsilahlc I* evidence leem, lo oinl in |hr \onclu»ion that total economic m»>■1 h lu a tirn .a no! nectiiary It Itamllr ihr cmi ol the Korean war or any iimilar rmeigency.* To give wage-price powers' lo the f’ rrridrnt. he .aid, would create two danger*: Plral, a (><"<-•-n-g, I ntipmnrli would c-ts-ct- in -| 'lillr» fa.tr, thatthey could be rnrrecled. Second, Ihe President would !«■ ^subject I" tremendous praaaure lo control certain rommotliUe,, nnd having alar led a piecemeal ay*, lem. he would be "pnwerli** lo •ton general prite and wage eontroia even If be should feel they were premature " Brirker added: '•To apply aucb control* mrma lurely. without rarrfnl 'holy, or for the purpoae of nblainlnv political advantage I, * srntclr* — gamble wdtb the •eeuritv of lb* •nation at stake." The Hcnule returned to ileliatr on the bill after n week-end ex change of Kcpiihliran-Drnioc-rstlr charge, of playing pojitira with home front mobilisation. Tw o Republican lawmakera awaalled the Trum an Administration's handling of Iha program. Senator O'Mahoney (D W yo). talking with reporter*, railed in reply for "a truce on partisan M p lillf a -" i «•* ^ Meanwhile mngrr«*lonat leadera aaid after a talk with Presldent Truman that they do no» anticipate any Immcillat* Kqumt for dill more m ilitary fords They made it clear, howevrr. that this did not rule on! Ihe pos­ sibility of further requests In the next few week* or month*. Hlhce the Korean War began, (t'nnllnued On Page Two) *Storrn In Atlantic Develops Slowly Into H u rric a n e M IA M I. Aug U -'T> The At latrllr atnrm reached huHcan" force today but waa too far awav and developing too slowly for any coastline area to fter«.me concerned about It. W A Navy hurricane hunter flrw through and over the tropical dl‘ turhanre In the early morning and found wind* of 75 mUea an hour near the renter. I.aat night the highest wind* were W mile* an ieiur. Grady Norton, chief atorm forecarter In the Miami W u th e r Bu­ reau. declared "It U " Y maeh of a hurricane a* medaeeson storms go." There la eery Utile rain In It A and It rearhei only 17,000 feet high. llurrtcama draw their energy from the heat relrarad by heavy precipitation, and big slorms at this time of year tear 404)00 feet nr higher Into the air. "It haa a well-formed eye ahotrl 20 mile* in diameter," raid N or­ ton. fta pmltion at t> A. M. *a< at latitude 2.1.30 north and long­ itude M.no wett, or anme JtTR mile* north of San « -a n . P.R. tb*r f would put It abn-it I4K>0 mile* aouth and eart nf Miami. "The rtorm la ntivlne northwestward or west at trtftwMtwnrd at a alow rate nf i-pevd. It vHH be over Ihe open ocean far aeveral day*. We are keeping close watch on It. hut tbera isn't the •lighten rau*e for eonrern by any coastal area at present-" The atnrm la moving at a rate nf about 13 mllee an hour atone it-* rmirae. Gate* extend forward 100 mile* t« the north an*i ex«t of Ihe i enter. T h « barometer rt Iha ranter shown# a low err pi**aura of YJ.IM Inches A further lncr«a*e In |p**niltv l» expected. and ahipplng f i the area war adelaed to •■arrlfc ratiUon, G E N E V A , ftadtaarUnd. Aug. 14 — -UP)— The United Nation* Eco­ nomic and Social Council unani­ mously pledged Itatif today to provide for any assistance ta U m civil population of Karat which the U N. command S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . M O N D A Y . A I T f i .'l l . A N H o ria lrd I’ rr/M I . c u r d 1950 W ire Korean Commies Lay Bridges Across ) Naktong Preparing For All Out Push Hialeah O ffic ia l Is Mum On G ifts To W a rre n Fund GO,000 Men R c p o rtC fl C on ccn tm lccl B y K’ctls Por D rive O n I d ce u A n d P u sa n Flying Ain luila n ff T rau spoiis V S. Casualties State Racing Commis­ sion Conducts In­ quiry On Politics AMIIICAN tOlOlIRt In full bailie uutfll reit In a watery dtlch heude a road In lh« SouUr Korean fighting rone, U, 8. Army Im rkl and var­ iously cl»d Republlcar troop* add contrast to this wane. (faternattonril) Pravda A c c u s e s Farm Land Prices U. S. Of Planning Rise Again Due To E x te n s iv e War Economic Activity N e w A g r e s s io n B e in g P lo t te d S a id B y American Diplomats MOSCOW. Aug. 14 Pravda acvMcd tHa United Slate* government today of preparing to expand the Korean war. ’Tnverir-jt ll.rnnclvet up w-ilh hy|»ocntic*l phravet on «tnvmg to ‘ItHaliie' ihe conflict in Korea.’’ the '■{finul irid. ‘T h e United Strict governmrnl it in (act carrying oul ever newer »nd newer meaturet lo expand aggmrion in ihe Far Eait"li wat hnl (hit purpotr which war purtued in tecrnl talki wilh Mac Arthur wilh Chiang Kai*Shek and alto the recent trip of liar man lo Tokyo and Korea.’* Genera! MacArthm flew- lo for* mota recently fnr talk* with Chiang. Nthonalitl China leader, on delentci ol ihe Chinerc Nalionaluli’ uland hail ion W. Averell Hainman. I’ rttidenl Truman't advitei on loreign affair*, ha* re­ turned lo Warhington from Inp* lo Korea and To k yo .) Pravda aald “ II. S. aggre*aton against Korea la Juat on* m nrtlre «• - * «'•* Ma tvaau«*k>. * - — W"•■aaI I n h n i r R n r i T r l t . KM. Died On Sunday John D. Rnrkrtl, Wl, died In the local hospital yrtlrrd a y afterirf>on following a brief llln c-v He had rraided at Wagner aime IIt'Jrt. Born In Birmingham. Ala. Aug. 17, 1HG1 Mr. Rockett moved to O r­ lando before moving to Wagner. He waa a retired fanner. He I* rurrired by the widow and three daughter*. Mr*. f). Walter*, rovlngtnn, K y.; Mr*. C A . Partin, Sanford. Mr* A. E. Pittman of Orlando; one »on, Ken­ neth Rorkett of OrUndo; one granddaughtei. Mia* M »rv Ann Pittman of Orlando, and two brother*. Jamea Rorkett of B ir­ mingham and Luther Ro kftt of Unidiey, Calif. Funeral *ervlcea will be Veld at KHrk*o«i Puneral Home fhapel at 10:00 A. M. tomorrow' with Fa­ ther IL L. Zimmerman officiating. Burial will be made In Greenwood Cemetery In Orlando. Higher Citrus Prices Produce 7 Per Cent Increase ?n Florida W A S lU N G T w C A u g 14 d/P) Rinng farm rotnmndily price* and the high level el economh athviiy are rending farm land price* up againThe Agriculture Department re­ ported today that land value* inrreaird an average of 2 ;>ei cent lielween March and July to con­ tinue an uirward trend tlarted lad Novemlier. Price* are only J per cent below the peak leached in Novemlier. im Die Department raid ihe Korean »itualton ha* introduced a "•trong new force" in the f*rm tmnmodity end teal ertale maikrl. It raid lhal if recent commodity price in rieare* are maintained, land value* ran Iw expected to continue itmng. Land pricer werr raid to be •bowing greater! rttength in Minnerola. Iowa. Mtuoun. .Souib Da­ kota and lllinoir, where advancer >!ne» M airh .vetkeed A pet rent. Favorable return* from ritrua fruits contributed to a 7 per rent increase in Florida and a 2 per Ma) Publicity For Zoo Proves Extcmiivo I'opularlty nl the Hanfotd /«»• and the publicity It |t giving lo Kanford i» revealed In a new*, paper clipping from a rerent Issue of the 8t. I’aul Dispatch sent by Mr. and Mr*. Evans M tl'oy who ate slaying at Ihe Hotel 7-umbrn. Horheitrr. Minn. Mr. MrGov I* an employee of Chare and Co. The clipping read*; “Sanford Fla— 14Ti— Zookeeper B. J. D*vl» who tel out to tiarh hit mnnktv a thing or two lasmad romething hlmrelf. "Because Monk r»fut#d to let Ma mate eat, Davis spanked him and made him alt in a rnrrer. Davi* turned Ms hand ami Monk •laihrd at Ma arm. Th U brought another spanking and another cor­ ner seaalon. "|)»eta started not r.f tbe rai*f Monk made for th» leenrr, «n J took tb* icaat of Davit' trou»ei* With hi* teeth. Davll' dortnr toot IWO stilenea. The trouser* rrqltired more." In a teller ta The Herald ih MeCoya wrote, "TTila I* further proof that our fine Too |* attt’ one of Hanford'* beat mediums of advriiialng.” n t iK ip ir m e m o i r s B IA R R ITZ . Kran-e. Aug. 14 UP) — 'Tbe Duke of W lfdm r *ald taday that after he lini-h»» hl» book of memoir* there will be "no more writing for me." The Duke told a new* -nnfee enee that the boeti wilt be puhllahed In the United Slate* before Chrtitma* and in Great Britain next iprlng, lie aald It will eontaln P A R O L E S T U D IE D much malarial and many nhotoT A L L A H A S S E E . Aug. 1 4-tAh graph* that bate not baen Ineluded In irrlaligation, of hi* life — The Stale Pa rota Commivalon 1* rocaidcriRg rtlaaaa of A. L. Buralory. tan. former High S prinr, police eHtef who Vf carving two to u g h 1 4 - I r w for looepb T - iWJU errs — r — n lor te w n J’ — Dm SO tlmoa the value at h a tn W N o . 256 r O K T O . Turtday. Aug. 15— T bn,,ting tl n d e i tv a tr r budget arrntt llie Nakiong Risei, llie No,tli Kmean Red* (milted tolargite by an estimated !>0.nPr rnen on thi* lilili snmteitary r Korea', liberation from Japan. A turn maty i-me early tod*) by G cnri.il M tiArllim t l--kyo beadquarleit pTacnJ ihe ihrral near \l trgw.tn, 12 mile* nnrthwrtl of I argue, mun how.m) American bate on the reniral Imnl of South Korea. I here, i| t.id, the Reef* were beliesed lo have completed a te «ond underwater bridge, .‘such Hon•tnd log i mating, are *unL about a bud t-riow ||is upfair I d fK 4 p f •(election from th, *it I wenlv-three mile* south of I segue, the Ament an 24th Infantry Division rountei-attai k and shoved •br Red Fourth Do limn fi ti k 1.0*10 Vatds in * mile. M .tcA ilh u rt lunimtry, however, ud the enemy tli!l wat m oting remforcementt to the river'* eatf bsnt in ibat tetlut toiilbwcil o| 1 hsngvnng Ibe gtealeit llueat. however, w*« irotintl Wtegwan. where the Red* w r,e atteniblmg tbett latgrtl Ion e II is 1,rhfve-t t-i he I tie most ef­ fective m at- drawn fmtn lb divi­ sion* I Mi,non mentbr Hedt b*d shove-i up to the long, curling battleline And it greatly out. numbers anything the Allie* have to oppose them. A |tcd attark dowvi tiic Ta ttun-TaaJu nmutdaln v,H e y ro m dor was expected momentarily Turatlw^a filth siiuivaiaary of the liberation of Kora front Jai-.in Ktteli attniversarirr- at* likrly (wi-ndon* in tlrlental rec­ koning foe demonstration* of •Length. A* the Red thou**mls Hssenilde-| w e t --f llie N'aktiing River, Am eri­ can troops rer*|,tiood mmidy Inpes on tile Altle-I eastern side „f |jlr dream from wine -if tbe IJ.letn Red who r i - i - o l 'lie uvec ■t t 'bitngitynng. 23 miles s-mtli of 1 aegu. Tin - I 'nmiiiinii,l.v h-tve le-en try­ ing I " liteak "'ll ft-un tl-eir Nakt-n g r iv e ,crossing bulge for eight I 4 MM'lRttl J f •M* t <■*»• M IA M I. Au* 14— (/!’> Sam H McCormick, tec rets ry-lrra*urcr <4 Hi.il-eb race lo im r, declined to tell the Mufida State Raring t’ommillion today whether he had made a per,onal |*ihtual cnnltilnilion. McCormirk’i aitornev, Grady Crawford. oliieclM to ihe unet* tion on grnundi that it w.i» im­ proper- He »aid the rneing rnmmi*•ion ihould aik all about rare t u n affair* and not about individual* It had no power or autlwrily to inquire into die live* of nitvidiiil*. ( rawford wa* rhairman of Gov­ ernor Warren’* Dade county tommiller during the I14A campaignMct’orniiek rentlily auppbrtl a list nf the track'* *tn.'khoMera •ad testified that the track made no political rontrlbutinn*. (tb)erlion* came whrn he wa* nskrd if he, perinnally. had made political contribution*. McCormick w*« tm- third witna** in the .Stale Raring fommlaM AIINI H IIIC O H II f lO V Ii AN ANCII 09 MIRCV f««r v tKinfiM in lti«* *vt*Mljr ninvtnc Atnrt u 8fi mM"*% ***« slim'* “exploratory” public In­ Ih# i’hinju frnfit The Ci Oft! iftMlfhfr pre fvinillH liy i ‘r !n In r Ihfreby *1*4 « vestigation nf political contribu­ tion* and utork ownership of race limp pnfl Mvolfllng (h « vlrtlmf' tnfTetlng p i Imi’nwd hr iln u fr |i-»unfl lMni|M«ihl|nn. (InfFriNihn-jl) track*. 1-en E d W a r ilk, forflmission chalrmman, railed • teres* to dNcus* McCormick* stand with other member* and attorney Manuel G*r-ia. Milo Coffrln, »ecrvtary-trea«uter of Gulfstrram J’ark, wa* flra* to present bit Itark'i. ll*t of itoekn» h f .L m a n m m i m n holder* and declare no political contribution* had been made. E4> TOKYf>. Aug. t I (4P| Tint i* the *totv of the -ieatb of in *i* want* notad that the track lt*»o4. Alvin Orlhatn Klcctod II a root film! ion. Iti • lump *Un*g A ftp.htc |utnt told it *n lilokca lul*. * lew wotdv *1 a time imf and asked Coffetin for a biraVITj.qfrict Vice Prcsdown of individual eonribotimi., then a long *il»n'c, Iberc wat pain nebiml hi* flat, cold tone which Tofferin promised to aupply .Sometime* he ra il'd the ur ha>c * borne'' and then a I iowh w iiol irlrnt At Meeting Nathan llem ald teatifwd tin*' • le<l bit brow. Mostly be |u-.i •ill nl it “tbe l>**e" ORI VMM), Aug. 14 id ') Hie rite iti* *e i* I lie one net** l*o. I lnri«)4 1 It ifill«f f *i| ( finimm r In |i mg whit li Ihe Ail f'uirp aban■*IV < '|p'tl< l4tM>l*ii lliit ( iim ruriflf W jm il uietl if, ||ie I,-, lit nt Itl-.l ll tacks, ll -till it in \ nierlean rr n i -ii i v 'Mir Im« i i nl *Ik Iv «ulr«i liarul -. .left-tide I by infanlrv ami |iWf|{«s«in ft*i |k >-\p|iVin|i j|Df| AlmliIm k* tlnfl <lf ill lllcgtl kl4f1ll)llllkl H|llull Lul tlir plane- ami pilot» have llir ilrlf g-unT ld i pilot wa* soiry lo go. Jack Italigan presented * 'Pro­ He talked iileuil Hie lime *hc> Mote than tb* 2 wa* vloton S-.' gram tin Program*" »t th* ttolar. Alim •VHi -itii nf Sarduni »-.* urday night from the Keat«s> turn beon yesterday which » * (tilt a ftom in the ntosa ball ami elected to e |i,euc|enl •if Did m i 4 Oil Co.. 318 West First Sliest * presided over by Past P|r i’V> Ibe wutk tbal went Into tbr ft- . m pi »» r eif ( h ir|r« '('line l " l am J. Paterson, manager, renm'e.l • f}e-ogr Toilb-- in the ahsener it mull r.inifortv 'Not much coni, fort, I g'le*-,“ be *ait|, “ but it nf Winfrt 1l*\rn. ulIm was railed police at 10:151 o'e|n.-k Sund.- |*re i-lenl tttvillr Tottehlno seem.il pretty good, Tbe rlmw inln mtlif •IV irfilf r A leleytanmorning. Mi Haligan al-l that Iwu west The plarc had been efitcrrd 'n brin e a ptogtet i w ill l« |-i- entr<l was go-si and you rotild grl n fi**#r Mi 1 itri m ( -tIdoltua si ated breaking down a partition li ■ by all new mcmbeis nf the r|-d- , »*, -if bee* u.mrtintea.” 1m »r «|fl i ii K^rttu m,title to "l> rear door, hr t*te.l Tlw »afr I-H r odd thr blue bay teimo-l- -I who base not v t ptr.-entid ttietT » a *m U •» • in •i«**r»*l ii ir cnidcien-c him "t the liuldetl Gate uslei bern opened b r ttae of tbr - o n -'' rla-slflration 1alk«, ami Hist fnsn al San Krsnii*cn. Ihr If nlntmii In •lop gamliluiK nation, and wbsn Mr ivie r helve a program wd| bentered tlie office he found n*i*-' * ' rK |M*'f <i fin iDlMinil Iv at tlie con Hut they railed it "Cleveland g iv -n iiy all committee chairmen M oiumiiil Airnort” h*-n.in r mi IsO NK PINK, c’a ijf. A u r M strewn all over the floor. 11 1 1 * 1 1 fi a* fmtinrm %r stton nl llie *fp» T o u t v«fri«nn miHtntiilii Police Chief Rue W illiam -. **• nil the wmk -d then enmniltlee., many nf Ibe men were I nun Cle- I 1*iiiil i l i V f f i runlrirnit rllfvilt**r% Irm rrH fhm* rlv** ov^i H r slies*e.l thr linpofl.’He id Is personally conducting an i" % %liif It lum.L-lir nifirr lliiiii Hfl mfin thr r u 'l flit*' of Mi W tilfn1 vestlgatlnn of the robb-rv alatw* all members of the . lult iria.iltiing Thr •fan »HII ti|i* »n h-throughout the nrogrnins an-l no' itiy in n |f|i(»hopf ifn tfii for Itfik ifid s'i|t .|t lirir nvff that this war the first m»i->' gfCMMi ll *ri», lh«t Ifirv li # i* | up in Ihr middle nf r n irU fo |ih rr Smith HFvn»tl»U, »o breaking since la»t winter wh-" getting pin (. Tpeaker'- tali an............ o-jt „e ipainte.l. laughing, when the Pi. ' h «tr«»-hrir ton of bingry f.*M»y 11^1 several gang* of rohl*er» w»ie T . L I I . ...mewe- -lead *»*s.4 i# , aa.se**., * *V*|fV I*IVI lOH 'I hr i f t tiiifi r#illrt| fr»f n Pflflf fhl# t ft IciM'l orokcn un. lli»i*4l hy | Had to leave";.,Iy. b* do m . W u r f l » h* " “ "'Im m e Mrat l av! Ibis | -I,,.,T Iim- -r"111ni hmr * of a*•» ♦n »n«*p l* *m Of Ihe total taken nearlv *1"' l i t ............................ ... i— . ,wa? s.. V.vse,.,m Airport. wotr Iriftfri «n I ^ v i r , 4tpi * i sen a wrt t*» ****4s timiSItf • •*«* HI 1,1 me. -^tid the otbrr * tg n ~ "lf Dwtprenjifiil, will t»-n*Ain on *hr He railed attention to the -lifli the I0J2 was in cheek*. dal you would jvin. Ibis the fi¥*rni<*M Th|1 ...... thnil . |lt Frillin' ( ‘barges Soviet uitinn1* high**if i*r »l Tw o autnrnnhlle wrecks were o eulty of , speaker he-ng heard In , -■, , and of * , _ « -h ilr . KrinnH ___L nml «nM* Thr ported during Ihe week-end t-' the . . . Yacht .. t ilth . building, , .... Is Assisting Korea •mil » l» r f * n ^ ffifnorrow. iwlifffFtS tiTiti'in olhrr |ihi«ii«* tif luifay'-* h ci- iif nti#r Hn<| , hrn wr police. At It:in nViork Honda* holding the audiences ul tint I'm L-oh MilIfinil will ft’4* ihr *rtllfiV'tl hi morning a 11134 .......................... Chevrolei (*•*•■••■ atM n rg H mcmiwtii to runerniia C ,,th rr t|m -Weirmne Friend. „|. I \M si tVKHH. tug II i<1'< Kjtnkrf lllH <f ih r ImfI y o - |„w— we know that had hitI a a tree tree at at the the Smith South as much *. pus-ll-le n the »*•«'» i ri-«n • i ifgi-if I if lii v thut flu» lt**>-no|«P.« »OIMfMfl"'D , , would route, you told us *o." west Road and Thirteenth K tr-,' •»"»' *hr P «,*h''» - "•,,|r |N i. ef'llfig 9*«»fiif||i|pUt Noilli lh , ft Mini ikmJv tf Hltrnhii «n»i Id • |,,n' 11K" A f**w *Uv* »yi ngu _ thing* l»**^i»i» Km* < i*v »Hi* pf tv «’*!i|f t*l «f #i|«*fitEt was found lliii* Wftft'rrmnn w#* fonrvf In r amV from rlllb to gn tied. Kuie.n Reds appeal,-d position that was a he.xard 1 progi ■ • I n If p T m i 1 MwfHt aaea-al fi» psa« ill (orre, atlarkr-i I'-ihaug and win t lit pitn|v i'»l thi- Tnitril tium y tri*viifp if ili»» i 1JUKI.font Ir\r1 yi'iktr I tiny, m *»rr k *•f f•i"f *hr slipped t" tbs bills, the pilot -aid. ViH "■» Sfa ■**ify r»mrir|| TFt bwngr k ji * tim»|r liv FirrirK (w*t |?-yrnr*4i|i1 riptrMi * ion * h«if( t'oiildn't tell who had ibe town. IVhif n#ycf Home said we did. Some said ih> ilftlign, Ip+iii C*hiitivr!, whn bIid #"( •mf *#» ffinr|()**i I 41»nli \ M«•1ii ft'itjfhr**! xifir. gooks did. Yoq rottldn'l tell." All'l nrr'i ' f l!'t *i ill** Unit** Sen til liopr K it hrlM t»v * ’ rmi the pilots liegao hearing bullets nf ttyiif In Hint# fmm i*tHrr Dtrrtt •#>4rrhrr- lhal young Rrvnol'lt h front tbe bills a* they landed Kr» t*\ » pf"pBgurtiln finpuigr took off, •fill mlivr* nnl*M hr *rnncirri'! 'iff f*h li-l sill * m h » W 1 , .p r .!i (ot mil for W i»itn i:in T'*(*y** "So we dug in. .lust like the tepre rn'atlvp of the Kov|e' t.'eetlaaea n . I'ae* 1 e - l i Iig «c rrh will Ih* tnn rn trit ril on By F R IN K C A R E Y tlni'-n Ji"i then, as August pjesl highmr rr«v»ifte_« *if •Hft Asaneisted l'r e « Heferwe Writer •lent »t >r rotmell. agreeing wit1- f»Mi( p* mW W A S H IN G TO N . Aug. 14 ( W - F i v e year, alter tbe e.ploiion hi, own statement*. Vminir HtvnohJ/pn»il i*t f*»»rnrr 7‘tir F'emh 'lel'-gale -aid aii ir*t«l||Rf# fl« f i a t 1 « « ) of the lin t atomie Iton.h, the go.eminent ha* come out with «nme aolidely DitOfiHi* hin| Wf(i • tyecifk intlrurtiont on what to if one hdt your rtly. Gwynn Fox, one if ibe pii-neer- rfipiptithfi| Iny \ Kd They ate contained in a hi* Iwvrtk ‘‘The effect* of Atomic Western, of tbe celriy Indliatiy It- Fiurid-t II« lik Irwili nvrr tli*• ta lasted over the week-end hr • High yestfHav IW ami Kanford, an-l now .etlred, vl Aliif I ifb'i Imivi f»lt (tip thr (I V iha Atomic F.nergy romml»*ioi nf ibe light Go Into action righ! -tied ibe office of Go'ihtv r*|,»,l f»»r olmnii »fVFfi month*. l.owr this morning 70 teebnleal Much i f the book Is |f • tlt| \|rt|id'A |*f tK*--ltire> i' away, as fnll-w t; Rain yesterday <0 it I* llrind'-n Friday to -e , ids f t t l y lotigl polng for ai‘ hoi St »* • To ta l rain. Auguti I 12 imhe* If you'ie i anglit »'|i In th . open collection “ f hl.torleal tillis and Iryjpi* 11* ptnve *^,r a Iralned le e 1liriatt but it h»» thr RtUPMor in Knn>«t h vn August normal islnfall. 7-10 lim a dovn-to tsrtb section * in with ill* a h 'lL i of any kind wilt' pictures -if early Hanford. Mi ■Ifiipl* It Miri'Ul* iff f***inMfuf ' inebe* F-iv la here from Sainr-'da tin a «tep ot two, drop iiutantlv lo whxl a rl Ixar, ihould do In ib, m rhuit "fill H * * Tides t-Hlay: 3:07 A. M. high event of an ctp1o*lon. It »l»" h*a the ground, and curl up »o as to visit hi* si-ter, Miss Martha Fox ami I :Mt P. M. iow Among the ellr* Mr. Ilerndan recommendation* for mmhatting ■hade your bare arm*, hand*, rontamlnatlon of peraonnel. homes neck and fare. And hold that po- showed Mr. box was a larpe V -y to the forme* Block House *t and other areas hy radioactive altion for at lea.t t*t. ml mites. T he Wen Iher yeti from | Enterptlee materia!*. This will not prnti They Ircalled Mr. Fox’, e*rlv Here are some tip* you mlfh* atomir "ra y ." if they ;eaen ymii J A C K S O N V IL L E . Auc l » ',r» More than in boy, and gl*l area— but it may aave yon from a days at Stetson Unlveralty where do well to memorite: _ Asheville r* have been attending ntorninr be played tbr piano and | in" or diaahling hum fro»e the bomb' The first thing to remember I* H 31 ela -es fir tieg1nn"rs *t the Muni­ Birmingham gan. lie told of the time .when tramendmi* beat, **hteb radiate that If a bomb goes off, Him * 77 float on 42 cipal Swimming Pool. Tw o -d. • prankl h students tied a long out over a considerable area. xrtll he • sudden increase In lb* An S3 ea have iieen held each rnorninc Chicago general Illumination. The bust Ml If you are srithin a *tep nr siting to tbe iwll In Del,and 11*11. and Ibe finals »ea»lor will iu» held Cleveland 41 whirh was then rung from p point will be about 10P times a* br<?ht two of a building corner, a d w r44 5R Denver tomorrow morning. Tb e Red Grn»> M »he eun. w/ M «P sray, a troo— or even a trench-like hlorks away. Des Moines it sponsoring (he program . ||a was engaged for M veara in 37 47 ■D e n t worry about recogtuilng holt In the ground— leap there Beginning Wednesday and con­ Fresno 84 7P ft. Owe A R C eft let*!, in dieen-.i-'t and take ahalter. with your bark the celery fnduatrv nnd at nn* tinuing through Bepl. 2, Instruc­ New Y o rk was manager o l the firm of an m otemlc Mpluonm. told repot- to the light. And assume that time Grutehfield and WotMolk. Sanford tion, fnr beginnars wTT! be given Philadelphia TO Mrat *Tf you are woe dead already, rurled-up position. *2 F. Doudney haa n picture of Mr. each morning at the pool br a Washington PR (A K C officials aald that a aoldJacksonville ywo w m recognlia It when H h u t«. Fox In an old year book an-l .to­ swimming Inatmctor provided hv 74 90 ( M l r f f ." lar to a foxhole 1400 yards fmm the rily . More tKan 20 peraaM Key Waal day showed (t to him In Mr. n e m 97 73 But don’t fellow gwwr natural a trainh burst would he well proKavr rvglttared for these lesson. Orlando Orl ddon’t office. lasttacto to look toward the s o w * Pohang Air Base Just Like Home Ja y c m Demand To Cleveland GIs B e fo re It Fell Warren Enforce Gamblin'; Laws More Than $662 Is R alipn Explains Stolen From Safe Cuming Programs At Oil Company *n ^ oia,‘> r Search Continues For l/osl (Timber Of iMoun! Whifncv Government Tells What To Do In Caw Of Sudden Atom Bomb Attack (Vlury Pioneer Is Visitor In Snnford Sanford Weather 10 llnyi* And flirls At Swim riiiHses •a > - VC-.' xii UtJ 'd r■ * . > w9s 4 ■ A — d k im -n ii' •• *. IS t ia — 1 �0 fei*iU-- M O N D A Y , A U G . 14, 1950 THE HANFQltD HERALD. BANPOMP. FLOMPA PAGE TWO 'Congress T„ . M System Of Public 1Korean War (CealUs>4 rrees r««* Uw, TH E WORLD TODAY Schools For Aged ■*J*■Ki>'•>,r*aii -Thrlrport ubjtctlye ia Puun, Na_ Me. T i -m s i. u i asked alou'. fid .It! It*WITT Marti KNZIK In th« aoutbea*; 6o !0 Q.Ctu.lOO of additions) detense AI* Fom in Affair* Anatyal Being Advocated m’The i? <U.iuni8.T24th ,,*u^Dirr»ton, muv- fowls. Speaker Rayburn 1D -Texl tori bill aimed at railing at least |5,OOOfCO.CCO mutt* governmint ievmne tfcrowgh higher tales on CataUakM la IMM both individnals annd business A pinn for Europe*!! shiirinjf of the coat of arming ’■*■»■>»• Dalle n t * * l iaiarilaf firms. ■ the Atlantic Pact nations linn boon prepared by David Ecclen The Hcu*e reversed i*.«tlf end — m £ £ % = . decided tentatively that it doesn't a* B fffkl r la i, u l i w of Great Hritain. necretury of the Economic Commlrwion of wan; to save money by cuttinr ing up behind 45-tcn Periihing tela, at A * P h i nrtlre the Council of Europe- H«* would have each nation pledge A young woman of Cinclnnsti'* vv u d lT N rrrh M ,, ... (eponers si tr.« /Thlte Hvuyt that W a l u l , P la ,1 4 a . H a 4 # r I k , A r t ferric*. 0 a specific portion of it* national income to defenae. the “youngn 4 *n<-i*tio>u who torn*. « A H IIIN O T O N , A u g. I f — UP}— tanka. a lU c itd the M t l - U & ’ iH J he hope* the Hriire ran sc: nev pcetai “ . ml D a n k 3 . » * T » . It voted 2*3 to bl to take from ilay "will help to run th* govern- . T * “ «ip «rta Uslay urg*,l th« *u- at d a w , Monday. They shoved nol.i.*xi> i.. i i k « h amount to la- HM*nt under the tlirecllon of a unified com­ m*nt of thl« gi*»t country," tabllaament of ■ ayitcm of publir the North Kottana back ftuni 1 - W’.ek on acme i K.Cdb.dvO^tu o! its RuD» Committee and bring M ila , mand. The proportion in each cane would de|»end on the want* guidance. •chord* for people who are get- 000 yard* to a mil* along a fUs»* ro:i.txry appropriatiern. Incluainr to a H "t»# ewe ternorrow a fciji munimim in : t <v IlHlIllltl ing ait-milr-long sector on Ihe ice x4.woua-d.UAI asked for arm* cancelling * F°«- Office Depart­ For one thing *h* is told to *,n* nation’n wealth, and no the figuren might vary widely. -.u t» A n .r- ir. I I - rope and else- ment order to reduce home oti.vItA TK f itm n ip t iiii fear rornmuniam, but: “ I don't l»r. Henry 8. Curti*, Ann Artmr. Allied eastern bank of river. The plan ntuindn simple, anil nennihle, hut name notion a rrie r .} Cfarrier • .til erie* to one a day and limit other Point blank, high velocity fi.a v.icei* • now wh»t .ommumam U . *o how Mirh., rrlurator, told ■ conference - a M a a lh ___ !*•• of the ohstmlen in the way of it can be had from Ecclea' ran I fear it or fight it. What •he DtciocraUc "R g Four" - service. «n aging Miami such school* arr met the attacking Americana. InI k , H a a lb a ■ Prcsu.er.t K ir k i:, irolnln. One in that the currency f if every nation entering i» Conimuni.mT" as V a a i b a a im The Rules Committee had )ep: needed heratrse of fnrrea*lng num- trlliger.ee officer* *ald the Com- Roycurn. Leader Lvc.i* (II. i *r. a * T ill _ lin n Well, Mi*» Petty, America ran •h. hdl frem • House vote. this agreement would have to la- freely convertible with of perron* living beyond the muntata had managed to get artil­ Senate Hods* Leader M tC urr.st, (M.i4,1 -f c lt x a r , ,a ll„ . r*r>t> " , i«* prouil of a younger generation age of retirement. lery and poitibly ic n a tank* over The *!:e of today’s ballot fotcing a a a k a , ra a a la lla a a a a 4 a a i l r # , a i dollars. The other h ihnt the total gold anil dollar reserves — tail ej with the Frcnjent f v the bill to a test indicated th*: which want* to (day Ita part hi Jfr. Martin L. (iuinpert. N*'* the river. • la r i a t a w a a i , a r I I , <•! of all member nut Ions would have to be available to hark an heur about tn# leg; lative pro­ government. Hut what a question V -ik City, _said that eduratfon it vrotiid pars tomorrow and go a b l a a la a S a . H i t , I , e h a r a r * la r A t w«ath«r cleared after rain, ■t *•■■!•> * # > e r l t « t » « , a < n the currency convertibility alteration. Since the United to b* answered in the abort «pace , ' ,nild ’-vVenT b*y.'n'd‘ t h e ‘ -n 'l N a vy planes, firing new 11.75- gram to tie <«naW. They -aid the discussion was de­ N t e t e * r « .ir 4 l a l l a n a l l , H r la la a d If it ps'ses the Senate, the olu Staten hn.n most of the wealth and most of the gold, we , , f our column: However, let * .. hool a g e to make nehcMilinr a inch rocket* for the firvt time m If a iH iK , I t , p ,a a f a l a f It a a la r. lave H go at It, and in pUin ufe-titf-e- fob anger, hit the Keda. They destroy­ voted largely to the tax and eco­ then would have to get F re v ksi; Ita * « ,f c . I k l r a a " . H r , r a i l , M aa* would probably wind up with moat of the lull. These name nomic controii me*luretalk. Trumas's spptoval Iw/.re It be­ »• t i l r . a a 4 M . i ......... "We will bav« to undrrtaky tb* ed a bridge with the new weapon facts— our wealth and o u r gold stock— may make it in­ I*rr«rnt day CommuniMo muitn't They predicted the Senate will came a lawT k , I I , r a l i l la a m e m b e r a f tfcr lR>id**t eduraliona! prt.gmm in hit and blaated Comtnuniat tanks ano be ready to :*t«- up the sax bill evitable that we pay mont of the cont of arming the Atlan­ la- confuted with trie original l>*ry if we are to maintain th - gun poaition*. 4 a a a i U I , 4 l',,a a M h l r b la aalll!#*l The pcsta, curtailment csdsr • a r l a a l t a l , I* I k , I ,, r ,,,M I. wbirh wa* , onceived rrnturie* tic Fact nations, no matter what plan in adopted A t the deep *uuth anchor of the next wevk. Tfce Senates Fir.*n:e . wm Issued on Apr. 77. almo.t one ial funrttona of the agTng," a a l l a a r f a ll I k , l a r a l a , n a a r l a t e ! ago. Tie old bland wa* in many i., Committee is patting together a battleline. U. S Marine, took hill* month after the House Appicpr si k I k l a > , k i m i „ i aa H a l l aa a ll Ii in important, for both the self-renpect of the Kuro- te*|i,rt* a la-nefieirnt iileidogy. Il * , ^ U * M R . a ia p a lrk a * . •,m* Ccmmitt«e had sugfertsd Curti* *aid that a retirement a* just outside rubbled Chinju. U . S. |H-an nations anti the maintenance of favorable American alsiliibed all private property L*f,th infantry division troop* that the department try to rave public opinion, that some kind of nyntem la: devined for and irt up a rommunlty in whieh a -rt age ia a mlatake “ both fur M O N D A Y, A U O . 14, 1M 0 ked through the hinterland — *nmr m. nev by cutting down on ■apital and labor." everyone ahar,-d equally in every­ nestisae* r « « . osti includ n* "a redaction e; .spreading the cant of European arrnn an equitably an |n»n- thing. In •--ree raiea even wive* iking fur a battalion of Red* "However. ,ooner or later lh< tutent part of a ct minai plot, ?!n ver »■ D»r dav cut off by th* smashing Ameri­a n d the n e w s p a p e r re v ie w e d the th* n u m b e r 'v / nihle. It in a project of pooled interentn, and itn burdens wrere •hare-l. T O D A Y ft K II1L R VK R8 B f ‘» e i,v e r .ss p ua^ men are going to retire, s jd at can offensive of last week that also .should !„• pooled Americans realize the importance Soviet Communism, or floWheprenent they retire to an unplan rseult* of U. N . Security Council ht If «r »,» |uinr anj *h,r, on Yt'hrm it pa""*! the general appartlcally deittuyed the Rrd Sixth met tins since the at«umpuon of Is Intimatinnal in scope D*d future of doubtful value tn Imporlsnl bualnraa mr muat aban­ of strength in Europe, can nee it much more clearly since vl*m. Infantry Diririon around Chinju. the chu and it i* militant. The fountain themtelve* and Ihe rornrminity," l hi* start of the Korean incident. Concrete evidence that head f» Mosrow, whence rome Curtin said, d o n lia r I r a . b a x g a g e l l . « v a rid , At the other end of the 140- gate every wrlylit, ntnl Ihr* ai,i whirl, Europeans also appreciate Ibis community of interest, anil all (T b fur.ilamrntal law* Countrlea "Aa the drat »trp In the train- miles battlcJlnt, American Infan­ doth to easily tirwt ufc— llrliirw , are ready to pay their share of the cost of common defense, wbirh I.,com*• Commimlal muat inj! f„r ,hr-e yeari, the board* of try and tanks ittli held the L\ 8. nlted Nauuns rou.es until :n, n rer i -i wv airstrip six miles south of IVhans. 1 : 1. heW various ertiwould help to dispel a widespread American fear that we abandon nationallam and »urrtn- .duration in our greayt induatrial No 2 east coast port of thv *ea of cau*e of the cont nurd pr< <ence of dec their miv , r* ignty In Moscow. cities such a* Hetroit -iunild net Nationalitt delegates inmuch money Japan. Plahes bo longer u*ed the Trygve Lw. secretary general '*• rnit) be asked to undertake, virtually alone, the arming Their alhginniw 1-,-lnng* there. aside or build apeclal school* fur field, howtrrr. Chines# Red* ) f *»v#d by the service dsthe United Nslioni, tiai gun, l*a»k of tile flee world. linnefieient a»p«ct* of the ^.Id- Ihem.” Curti* said. Malik. I’ravda said, had mcceed- 7 , rd_time Comrnunim bave been pros­ PohatiK purl was in the hands ed in ‘‘putt.ng an end to the prac' .i i p .N J , *cld th# to Non,**, taking « limit "The program offered should tituted to fit Ihe litopaganda of a Red battalion but South Ko­ tlce of Jhameless arid arbitrary J -‘ F ^ ’t[ , j.V ir .c wonlt be fur retired workers alone tioo- T h tir won't be much f»i him Thu <’oltl Se arch reans were challenging them actipn by th* United States which ntrii% »f A Iturrmn imp* riftliirn i.ot ' VTt ^ a n vpooa * year, b .# to do around United Nation! brad there; at Kigyt. nine mile* north­ crudely tramples on th . -tatute* which i p, lily s,<k* woild dumina' | . Gs i nut it *t 170.west, and at other points In tbv quarter! at long at Jakob Malik w tioo. Thus rurrvnt Ci.mmunlsm is T r h,i 't '" ' ,nd ,h ' d" Th* |K-iai«l« nt tin till ui cenrcli for the muan nntl curt* of the Unled Nations and peturos JL»P- Ca* <r ” G * ‘ p Jl lie tu learn. a new idrolugy ci rated tu m rrt Pohir.g area. its dictation as a decision’ of the vw .Q w . io ihr tlian »f the common cold gi*-> on, nmi not oven the poaaihilitii-n i.uuipeit -aid the life expectancy a new situation. Intelligence officers at General Security CeuaeiL" It laid the B r i - ___________ -— ---------■! men in the pre<iie«*blc future M acAithur’s of ntornic etieruy tiro being overlooked. A t the utomk lal>Ciuiilniiiiiaiiia lh* uppusit* of headquarters said Whether It 11 b r ltr i to lulfrl _ ....... ...... ln*Y laag* between fit) and I2t> both the Pohang onslaught and tisb-American bloc used "crude, | oratorica nt Oak Hitlge, one experiment among the many rapitaliifu aii'l |>rivh!.- ......... initials obstructionist tactics.” thotr ilia m li»*e ui fly to olhnt ed hut the last few of the Changnyong River crossing othcis which a n -niimtanlly U-iiiK curried out limre produced such a* * eiat in democratic conn(Th e Serurity Council ha* been H I know not id might well il(ilil* trirs. 1b. date rutitiols all re- wh*f h cuul-l be comfortable ant were designed to drain off a* boggea dc-.ra tn a welter of pro­ a radio active jihie-phoroun which product*!* a change in nn •outre* sud mesnt nf pnetuctUn. 1 K'eetlese* OrsH r* «* V*s» disabllitie# n«w associsicit out pouiiLD in iiytog to decide it much allied stisngth from the cen­ cedural argument which ihe lie ", rerchs'n^et t ,bby Holman tvs* incubating chicken embryo which in infected with cold Tliere le i egi me nl at lull of the *1*1, Xge tra) front as poaalbl*. we should continue to pul out bondescribe* a* a one-man filibuster ready to flv trim f’xri*. The bov, virun, hut not in a in-alt by embryo. individual in all a.tivlliee. Tlie DeWliMn* himself a* a geria The ReJs have put four elite divi by Malik, designed to halt further file i alatlrd by R u m a all ovei tbr to » ft.WlH'.'O fonune, wa* Wlmt ■loan thin tm-an? That ia what Kientistn ul rumpleiri.rsa uf this is etiuwn tn iriciau— “ a doctor who like* ol1 tion* ua the Waegwan ibe. They actions regarding Korea and tu heir troald ot go to in.* toot of the evil •be fa, I that even artiste, scien- p»u|>le. just the opporite of pedla- kep throwing out probing arms, make propaganda for the Com- born to Mi** Holman shortly *f*»r Johns Hopkins University now ore attempting to learn. tiste, diamelists. i,nd »b a t not Irtcian*’— Hurapcrt said the whole her hu-hnnd Z ’ th a 'v Reynold** •I Ute main conilagialion. hunting for weak *pot« in the rauniit cause. I or one tiling it means that experiment with embryos cun must subset Ibe They can't pro- •concept of r-ttremenl must be Allied defense works. f A W T - i UR Unit—1 Mt and * Til* Cbamb«ii of Comm*ice. la* s|M*e<ied, and that human subjects need no longer lie luce anything which doesn’t glort- rhanged io urder to provide for T h r U. S, Cavaity Division tried to foro# other Secur ty Courtu . |Mr* W iliam S tir Was«-rman of juntoi and icnici. are oiganinng used to cheek on tin* presence of infection, as has been the fy Communism or add to Red solutions of the problem of *c*(. caught 300 Communist* crossing piestige people. the Nsktong next Waegwan Mon­ • cgmpaign to bung new indurdiet practice in the past. Individuality is largely tw*|. Clive M. McCay, llhacaa. N. Y.. day. Th* Americans killed or to Sanfoid. Willi our big iiliea Perhaps through this line of experiment or some other, tawed up by tbv state. Coincll University nutritionist, wounded JUKI Rfd«. The others f lH cutlty Council meetings until, •„ ,,n _ _ -r ,# Those who tvade irgimrntation uigei the establishment of region­ across the rber and to the hills September. It said the U . S. d*-le- f'«|. The f-'* er ptotc daagtiout theie d*yi ihan the Irom some new discovery or one made years ago, sunn* * "»] sre "puigad"— that Is, they are al research laboratories inn rv rt r.■ where patrols hunted them Mon­ gallon was defeated when Itsjbro.e r anl . ' v actual baltUftonl. it may well be iluy the common cold will be conquered. And what a happv ration pubUhcd--p«rhap* sent to Ulmr tolugy "just as w# have ragiansl day night. mo*; of the day flying riser he satelites'* wavered. that a numbei of big induiltiet ufiy that will be fur the human race! ramp! to ptiaun, or rvvn to IsLoiatories in agriculture.'' aro-a On th* south coast front. Ameri­ will be planning deccnltaliialmn drath. T b « -, who *riv«- t|ir tla* Aug. Young \vaa**rm*n • bodv was S T R A S R O U R u T ria n c * . can Marine* moved into high tion to>*t ar, i . sarilad in variout during die neat few iiiontlii. look­ ground overlooking the nibbled 14— i^P)— ConsWntbi Zsaldaris for found at the ba*e cf the rbe-t 3 -— H jisc I h i II B o x -O ffic e wnv* and may lx* m io - fiimous. city of Chinju. The Marine* form­ m n lij proposed today that Wee- ggg.toot granite t i f f that chal*-* ing for nice quiet imall lowna when t'omtuunlsm cam,- to ed a line from the Nam River, on torn European goveromem* be* Unge* climber* spproachine from in which to locale. A mitl-st*aHiiu l«»x I.fficv r»*|M.rt nf I In- major baseball in l{u**iit I tiro ugli the revpthe oulskut* uf .Chinju, to Purrs* gin imtnediats negotiations f « r a ! the east a 'H i u s s c r n w rs s * # » d of 11*17, It t'lxblishcd tlir aimy. rifled an h‘ tL*mliimv this year is running abuut tiiilbn Narrow tu the south. Identification wa* made by ft. ♦a with w* abated General lT J g “Th u d Ir t<-, natiipnal,” or Cumin- infantry. In foxholes about 25 He ssD J the European Coun­ C. Riex and Ralph Adams .o u tl­ The Clnjti Eights were the ob­ weltc ixrcunt la-hind last vt*«r. There is crmsidnnibic varia­ WJh*r'» •ad General MacAithui'* tern, which wu* known nt thn f ..t span. We had carldnas and jective of the Marine and Arm y cil’s consultant araciubly to en­ a id * cf the Cetro rio id j Silver Ogrtimiim o td Korea. Althuuxl, ihr tion among the clubs, with three of them drawing bigger gi-m ral staff for world revolution. pi,tola anil a few liberated go- talk force which splintered and trust Us President Paul Hi-nri Mine, for which the two bov* had vi,-i burp guns (automatic rtftaOIt I* miw called tbr Com In form, Speak cf Belgium, with carrying boy* hat* been doing mtgbly well th?. i " . ! lWni thHyr ; ! ,<l ,‘,Mt IMJw w m * ,n ge n e ra l the clubs w ith worked thi* surem* r. The eld'r "Had everybody In the foxholes dispersed the crack North Korean qut the fust pirtim inary sttp*. Tin- object of the Comintern * , r l>t‘A-office recortls wen* timsu in the upper illKlx.Ui Division attempting to Wa*sermsn is p rit owner of th# bply. ike total picluir doe, nut i . wu* to eariy revolution to every too— machaa.es, pilots, K. P.’s and Trtldsrl*, 'former Greek prommount an,Offensive against Pusan mine. . Appear loo foay to u>. Hui we do 1 evervbo»lv^ayan 1w *U|.|i«rting th.* axllmi that country In the world, to establish tha C. O." let, urged the sfaambly to *tiut While p.se party br.njrs out Hut in Hie Nntinnnl ronitmitust governmeiit*. Thl* He amlled a llllte whan he re- Irnat there. Pusan. Korea's No. 1 *Fe tulthlr.,Cy in motion” for ere. blame ibe general* fnr whittling <veryIhhI> wants to sen a winner. port on tn* southeast tip. Is. Q5 Wa* ersnaA’e -body to lar, the waa undertaken by N nl agaaW , HMUntoirt'd their "alarm ’’. They lh# arm y proposed by A ftaveysrd, SugqwamitwT tn**k ] 1-et.gue the FltUburMb J'ireles lead at the box-o/Hci al whwii we call fifth columnists, heard * sharp crackling nolsa In- miles east of Chloitt. searching group, comprisinerinvejx Churchill before the n*U . 9. Army infantry pressed a gloomy view of the iiiuslioa . fhougli nt (In* laittorn of the standings. Apparently there’s Now If* important to mdr side the camp area and saw bilglil D 't Fridey. Bpaak en- ec intv -h e r'f f - 4y> r<** -nd forward against an enemy force Suppose they taid. "Sure we know no knowing why |«*ople will, qr w o n t.g u U ? ' E 3 l g L J . that the Ite.l bailers laid II do* ii 1flaxhca. the plan and the assem­ erra Club mountain expert*, will that .very rrvi.lullon M U S T la'T M l . we all hit the dirt Just now estimated at b a t t a l i o n bly sp**dily approved it. Chur­ be an c meat C't hv " " '*» •’ M* outlook it hoprieta. We haven’t strength at Tunduk, five rail** be­ aeeonipanled by viult nce and {like the 0 . I.s. Then one of your chill. Britain’s wartime prim* squad from March A ir Force B***got a chance. We'r* outnumbered bloodshed. Ibis « ns to im p ivv guys, aome corr**|>omlenti. got hind the hills of Chinju. It appar­ minister, had warned th .i. t* ently was all that remaifird of a Ira to one, and they have btttcr llie Important!- of the event on up to ksak and said it was just a "not a day to lose" for Western 1court* of live electric wires sway* North Korean regiment that wa* Europe to arm it*elf against Ho t - 1 ianka than ourt. W e 'rr licked and Detroit’s ilrurtm of a magnificent river front develop, the mind' ,.f t l. proletariat. bypassed aud encircled by the That’s why th u e h»* U r n vlo- h'if Hie wind and touching, tel aggression. ib sl'i all theie la to it". Tlie leaull- merit moved nearer to realization by a long step Friday us bnt. m nil the count lie- which H* "Yon know, you guy* American advance. Spark would b# asked to adopt iDg rout would Im the fatletl in (tie Fur the expected attack at W it. By W . V. Bitting whatever procedure he judged V .i t .I T r ! r r i n m \ T ut '*>■ * M“> »r CoUo that the F-.rd Jlustitt hue nbso. Ucl its *nttdlitr« write s lot of tear jet ken ah.ait history of the wudd, and the .Motor (,o. Fund, together with Ford-Eincoln dealers had III Mim, ra>>* there ha* been no the poor Korean refugee*, Well. gwati, 62 mile* north of Chinju; bt*t to #nlj*t ihe roppurt cf the ToutlitOu Drug Col lh# American* have good defensive daughter on the beailie* ihe Llood- given the City 12,500,000 to build « municipal amiUorlmn actual revolution, but there hit* you cen have them. heads af national parliament*. iflthms exispt for tha shallow Tbe pailiameeiary Irad'is in turn “Rome refugees pasted the In ■•■hoet days the expressicn tx'i-n "purge*” « f people opprued mt ^ ___ Ihe structure, which will be an integral part of the new I,, the change. aktong River. This is tha Taeion- would Le aikrd to put pirrouir camp after thr fighting started "If#id* U p ” wa* often heard Taegu corridor ihtrugh the moun­on to iu CHpfctivf icw riijuenU civic center, will in* u memorial to Henry and Edsel Ford. Another important point is that in rchang. I’rettv soon we be­ add while it wasn’t appreciated D U you tee where Governor This auditorium is tentatively plunnvd to scat 3,000 CommunUm is athrlrtic. It opp,*. gan catching bullets from the tain*. Intelligence officers said l « carry out Churchill’* proposal. by u* *s children It did help to this corridor would be logical place rear. Search them? Sure, we e* religion fiercely on the ground* Warren'i friend William H John- jrersons. While full detail* are not yet known, it is safe to ctTe u* belter sppeaianc# * 0 d searched ihem and they were for an attempted breakthrough. Mam make* a net piofil ol $250,- presume that in addition to the huge meeting hall which that It I* Ihe "dolie of the ms«>- clean as hell. They pointed out the Red* have posture. The leal point is that re_ -------- -— •I *• ' S000 a Year off hi* variout gsmb- the building will house, there also will la* provided general liglou* people ate <i|>|x,*,-af to the "They he,I their weapons stark- massed their heaviest striking How much more a im . active, ILeaiiakea r i s e r u , u » i Hhg racket,, and alllmuuh he convention and display facilities.— Detroit Free Press. militant method* of lbdshevi,m ed away in the bill*. Those were force tn this arts. Thav added the he I* sole owner of TrejJcnl Paik and pol'ed appeal * the Indi­ Red* have moved bodily io day­ m i i i x ! into posse*,ion |4, j Uite Hitler fought trligion for a simi­ your poor Korean refugees.” waa making only about S'i.OOO a vidual w iiii good posture, and ID didn't mention the !*omb light despite sir attacks by Atutd w b#n • si«*i lot ihw pure l a r wa» lar reason. year jutt betoir lh, «econd World actually h« die* bave a girater and Its liunieilistr rffw ls have You n*k, Misllrtiy , what dump* Jud 500 yarns away lie planes. completed. A hold eg corporation W at began. Ve tu| poie it it bad a g<wd i hance of recovery even rlumcci there .ire ,if Communism ll said: "We had napalm Kite •#ll-e cf Well-being because et H all adds up to a dsteinitneo Will be fottuad, ’but at pie*snt he mbs) covering everything. If effort to smash the American own* all the-lrdclt's 15,000 :harv» though Injured. The measures an- spreading In Ihe United states. enough for a Henry Fuid to make |i !*M m *j r,.M S'aae liasi us good appearance. they gut too cloae there wouldn’trenter el. all costs, th« intelligence rt stock, he reported. The New a million doll aii furnithing the |>*o- terted from l,la*t, heat anil ra­ ■tun,laid plaitit-ts utilised for the There is entail chance if folk* like You *i-uU be surprised at be any *weet about getting things tieaimrnt of Intrn* and other In­ you take the trouble to find uut officer said. Yorker H id no political contribu­ plc.of ihit country with aometning diation effe I. nf an atomic ex- juries. how much gvotl pustuie can uut. ft would gu up, not out," what Communism really is. Th e Aniertcans attacking th* tion* hid been txade by the track { r rid* m, but when a man makee rtoahm.) A man waa killed by sniper river crossing Reds at Chaagycng pr himself since bt ariumrd uancontribute to your health, too. However, there la grave danger Officials said thiir* Is no spec­ After On seromla you can aland fire from the hills tha next day. i iH.'ita during war lime by tak­ in tha fact that there are many t Speaking of your health, havt Monday ran into fir* from self- jtrohip. up, hsca'ivr the immediate |ieril ific treatment against ’’radiation CummuuUt avenia at work le ibw Then the day came when they hrniullei «rllH*fv TV* O n nrnTh i •"m— m. « law-*** a,V #>•*#mwl er it «w - from the sucker* and f r«r*rt Is a n .) wtoki.l • « ,,» . III slrknrsa” tail (hat ,’mire t i l - •«.. wet* OKMIOU tu *>*»*■!». lire pi­ country, and there are more than bably he** pdt Dnks across the te#d]t cf discfosuias that William rromyciu and penicillin offer much Wring them nothing in return, we hav. paused tn that time. |JI nation thi* ' yeari a few misguided rlilsen symaa lot paused for a long thn* before river at Chanroyong also. H . Johnston, epetatut, of dog ltul keen your laoly pressed promise uf romhattlag secondary thlsers Who have a misconception h# finished bis story. IW k tomething ought to be don* , ^*0 m mIBI «WRIR wl • a g lia a • • Cordaroy bridge approches hare Docks U JUaml fUeelt _ mfrcllun* that ran accompany if. tightly ageinst the side of a build "Yoo could see tit* gooks hern spotted ■*> about it. »*d— > of **• The book also outKne.1 met1aw<« I of whal pajiiuuhiam is. if our fWpevrrwIi e-«• ea i <f. Ifle* I a *V*»M hanheyi **r f - H . | Imd m ^ d T V b v a ty con»*bi- 11 *kt. ^ # r . ..* a ~ . . l , One gensni| i_ tot q m is s iu iii roe ronlatuination into a shooting war, the'United |*f #»•«#•» to move. II waa lust rsaaiung In mat area. cm7 No one, to the beil of our ttig debris, which ran result from of .teg»«raH rtaff officer said th* RasaiaM ' tlan to Governor Wanen’* eam -il houses, city wi people pvv>|w. nous**, cny streets, srreeia, wa State# r,>ul,In i afford I- have I the explosion’s blast i fleets. atotwaMw move. No hurknowledge and belief, hat quit* ike with ■uhvertivr elements at leig* to Y J - “ •» iweal. The C-A7 (transport Perfected a method in the laid feign In 1D4>. id other thiogs things will If V°U Inside a houia or ter supplies aad war of constructing Dug bridge*, foresight and witdoin of Wintlor other bull.liny- wbrri tbr Iranil, radioactive materials teriala resulting di engage in spying and saimtsfr. > landad and *• l^edcd rrctly or indirectly from an at • ; them and they look off. The held tncetber with chain* and Churchill who advocate* ihe crea­ guts off, Jo this; place looked pretty bar* when •ubmsrgsd to prevent ubstrvsUon Prop lu the floor, with vour ort'c explo*i«n. tion of k tttong F.uroptan army Weighed down, the log* sink ore th* tents ram* down. Here are highlights! hark to the window. Crawl behind barked up by mdilary lurtet Irom " I guess we will go back there to three feet below the water but 1. If you think that radioactive ur benealh a table, desk, coun­ Mae United Stale* and England. Uut ter, or other shelter. The closer dirt Of other particle* have been sooner or taler. Sara aril' teem ■till permit tanks and artillery to cross. good to get home again." lls S M S U t l-TRSB OMI what imprettet u» moil u hi* belief you a ir to Lha intetior partition- depudlid on your skin, rub vi­ T h c U. 8 t4th Division ran in­ it wa* dreltletl to limit thr i|>eak that we Mill have two yean in of the huilding, the better off volt gorously with soap ami water. In to point-plank ftr# tn its attack eis to !0 mlttnlia Instead ol ,T> which to gel ready. That it a long are. They are relatively effec­ a dire rmetgency, such things a* minutr* Mr. Kstigan also pointe< Monday, ndicstlnc the Reds have s ln y c e e tive In r«*itllnK the U a il ef­ paper, straw, grass, leaves vi shoved some artillery across the time, it we lake advantage of it. out that the club ha* no budget ■and wll) remove radiuartiVe thib fects. rirs r. for which we thould be thankful The book offer* some general •tances from (he skin if applied for programs ami n rm s a rilv ha­ A headquarter* spokesman aaid lo rely on local peupta or thnro strict and impartisl'enLrromtnt to a gentroui God who overlook* luggestlon* about strengthening with vigor. Any materials used the Amerkags had h«ld the from nearby areas for its pro­ of all sute and local lawx." mar many tint and wtaknrttei. the connru.-tion of buildings to though, must later be dltpostd of grams. A aogarata resolution was pass­ Changnyong hrigM* W o re Mon­ — such as by biirtal-~b*rauif they Given two year*, the Weatttn Na­ resist the LUst— but they all boll will Visitors Included Robert Johnson ed rocs mendJag tha Renstor Ke* day's attach, but Had loft th be radir active. down to the conclusion that in gsn fauver crime ronuaittao iavaetigation* can to fat excel the pretent* oral slructurea designed to resist (In an area heavily contamina­ of Thomson, Ga.. C a rle * Marten tion and offering itat* Joyce* end FYed tttu g lh of Ruuia aa to make war rarthquakes are the best. ted by radioactivity, people would of l aktwood, N. J support. bl*. The 4M pagr volume gives the have to leava until the radiation* Bayweli of Hudson, Ohio. on on roe Yen gw Another resolution recommend­ low-down on the known or pot had subsldided to a safe level ed that tha stale M t up a com­ gong supply road. Thee* g-Deor Sedan, excellent J lM what ought io be don* about slide effects of A-bomb* Imtstlnr However, they might etso coni* Special' Sedan. exUa ge*d mission to maka a thorough In eHmtnaDw gawday. conditian. Fu lly Equipped. Florida'* Governor Fuller Warren, In the etr, on end beneath the end go for periods limited so a* eodditien. Only * In tb ! (trot hours of tb ! Monday re.tlgallon of a U D guv*rnm.nt, IdoasSaaM Si m race Um I ground, and at shallow and deep not to get an overdote of radio attack, th* American* regained Sale Brice reporting ID findings to the pub­ in view of the fact* wlich have other motorists. There was* blood dq.*hi Du.cath the see. It rtechr- tion.) th* heights at Changnyong. U t i i tie rght out recattly by Sen,'* lh* --one,web n |h.it the all huia on the front seat. The autamobUr lic. 2. If paved street* are ronta was traetd to W. D. Baxley of rfauver’t h vethgating com type is the i.mat vUU\v detlruc- mlnaled, flushing with w a t'rHollr Hill. Il was towed to Rat , (• a quttlioit which L ti been Ut.v, psrbaw with the aid of i*t,i pending th ! conference la Ocala tiffs. YVli ioul usi'tlonl. g iVe hyiu »■ detergent!, itrret cleaning n i lately aa well a* good in Nortmber^rAiBong these pro­ Shut tl y after 11:00 o’clock Soft­ sta ff agencl gen bomb. It iwtn.m out tu .1 cium twtspiny— might be th not noMJoarv to jects, aaid Mr. odbam, le ihe eehi*#nr • M U t service* other people. O f court*, he the damaging efforts a.** In*nr* s'av morning two automobiles rol aboJUh ■Rtctent government and to limit pnleory tnroectlon of motor *<*• bl called before the Ke- ed as the energy of any atami. first st. ps, JbNd at Palmetto Avenue and •x pandit urea to the lowest amount hides. Tha Safety Committe* will ipaodtti 5. C«bUm lnat«o soil on n*rk Cmimsrrlal Street No one was , __ver committee in Waihington bomb goes up--although not in consistent with necessary state report on this. and lawn, might b« deist wiih b* ispctlrd as Injured. A IM 7 Ihtfge Fully xAbigpsd — * Hydramatic X D r. Stdxn, locally owned ■ gooo at poatible and atked what direct proportion. Hut It said that turning U , soli over. Both Mr. Odhata aad Sanford Sedan driven by llorwra WlUiaina "fears are groundless" that at­ than tA members af the FreeIdenl W. H. 5rsuper -■*•»Special Ittioni he mad# to the Chi• 4. Froperly covarad fou 'i, ,a>.Negro ha,! 1 1 0 0 dataarr, and a omic exptoduni could ever con Harford J » yt*es atte.vUd the i-ented upon the inspiring tau eggo gamblrri who financed hi* laminate the whoh, world wit1 ned goods or eny i.xtrj.sls it. '•41' 'lad ,.n driven b*. Ruth B cun.’e,tnce V'bteb 8 « ia Lt,‘aidant Arien h« CenyiasamSA LOBurge dust-proof wrappings should un MUli of iiw- CJuh Diaitibnd ta'1 J. brality Cklharn tmisv declared Kmathera at th* i a. Perhaps he can explain radioactivity. .the It also tilsciisaed the pros and d«rgo little or no ronUtaiiutlon. damage egUgMtPd ai >160. i l that# thiags awey, big in was "wonderful" and the largest Coliseum Saturday k But three atoms to bo no f#*»l eummer^eoBfjreneg tn th* history thPuatneia was rant be will probably ho im* cans pf "radioingice) warfare" M« nrsna for eatvatftag naprotes«- ai Bikini, allr r,f A-bomb UaU. Ml food. ' ♦ ‘ * ' w#a well. •ot w ts ' mere boiling af voter European Arms Durden i tie Sanford Herald Pravdu Accuses K Seax-ch Continues -STriSur ssssr*J &:s. &r. Duhand Battle .4- Jr:A e Foifi Gift Heads Up! K Hialeah Official Atomic Homhti e S P E C IA L S A L E Notary Meet Hi,! Meeting UsedCars li»41 1948-56S BITICK More Than BU1CK t* $526-00 H6D5-U0 ■ 1948 OI.DS 2-dr. SEDAN 1946 OLDS. •*asrf M&fiQAO ", ia, •* I* the *• rt no value. __*• rtiUe palata iL". W i|| tANrtmo. and olW N t i-lH t o m tors rings o f W ■wniu of protecting n rfa a — tram • D m tnJian. Tha radWriMi reit JU fla l t i « . 41 >,t * i weald t it i h m U M M**d *f. . K*e P Sgr t 1 /■ leer, 3M 4 fy £E # -t ■ PHONE 1«S4 �« 1 a <■• M ONDAY. A fTR , 14. 1950 TH E \n r in I C n ln n A n r I-ouIho Lundquist , : n i o rla in o (1 a , P a r t y m o .m i \ i There will lx- Ihr r. g.ilar ? .,■ H i miI m . iiMktulit. bride in f of the Rainbow <; h , •i 'ri .i i> I |iv Mr- RohMasonic Temple til 7 in r M \i| •Jt A William. »nd daughter. V • j William , . i thru home on member* arc urgul n> atirnd. Hiicm i i Women'. i \ -il in in D ru r. Saturday nftriMr*. C.M. liny rl, Chair Min ti> " ' 'ii d I " I’M null a C m ('n il Mr*. A.II. Deletion, Hi I , , | , 'H ) ^ The living loom wa* decorated Bu*jlte»» niim ru < r \ _• •*MI, ■>>•>. an t hihli, n> in -hade, M r». J-M . (ja m 'll, i >,-*>rn ,, > 1 "f pink During the aftrinoon the L* ■ Jo O'layn. f t i •.. | |ik. { W i l l enjned a ronlMt which •*11 J L 1 ' • Ml» Aloi k’aiel I’artin Under Ire ipoonot >hl|i ./ It. la Sin wu- pr»- rn ln ) u :ih ,t rift, "" 1*1 . 1 the Parnald I aughint, M< [mortal Hospital i* M, *■ 1'** Washburn. Tl'K sM A A The II. \\ Wan I*,.. i , p, Fitnl Method!.I t’l ■I, nil i , ^•verr.l ilUh . up,'. r ,.i i ,. , of Mr. am! Mr* I \| s *i i W eal Twentieth S tu rt, it '7 11 I’.M Chntr rrh im .n l ,.i il f . .1 lUpliftt Chut rh nl • |,'i |* A| W . 8 .C.S. ,.f thr Kl ••to o » Mr I h* •dial Church will i .11 1 1 . it>.-fit 1,1v Hireling nl :i It, r Al .,1 Ih, home of Mr* J .ll Wynn » l:M \ r M i a A Th r I't a in it", tine rn 1,» ,i P.M. at the I n 1 H ipli t C| , | TIM 'K M fA A The Brotherhood. nl tin Kir *1 fiapli*t Church meet fnr licit -up. Per .uni ptr>grom me* lute •' 7 Alt r.M . 4 Betty .fane Wilke To Wed Mr. Jack Deal rial.- were nnrunrornt tnrfav fur the marriage ..f A| It-lit I m* JV IIk r, daughter of Mr anil Mr* T ’harlr. Wilke tn Jnrh Ill'll, u>n of Mr. ami Mr Chart*, M Menl of Ij»nra«trr, I'a The wedding will * «!,*• plot,1 .>*> Aug. 17 at l;lHt o'clock at th.* Firat I'rcahyterlan Church with Dr. K. It. tlliiw nlrr offci.illrvMl** Mary Ann Wilke, »i-te i of the bride, 1* arrving n nulil of honor. Mi** Jean an ml .Innu Will ►III ir r v r a* junior hrlrle m ini* Charle* T p ln r n will *r* e a In- - 1 ^ ia n . U*her* will lie Carl T h in •nil Jnkr llrutnl A program nf nuptial mo►ill lie given hy Mr fjenrge Touhy, organl*! ami Stanley BruniIcy, *n|ui*i. Following the wedding thei,- will In (he •Itrmoon .»fr**h. - ■ ................... . from the lln mg t.ihle win, h in* rovrreil wilh in iin|Muli .1 h.iml enil.i<u*li ir*l tire lllirn table *lot It A low i'll *t at ImnI filleil with flouhle pink hiI'l-.ii* it-nlrieil thi lahle anil at each m il were 1 ry*tnl nnille hi»Mer* with whit* t.ip.i* plneeil in nttnngemenl* of hlhinru* Itaintj *an'lw|ihr* in partrl •hailea, min ialin* hivult* nrtrl ham. mint* nn'l p itty . ake* wen *ene*i wilh Co n I'olj* Tho-e ii»«t ting In neiving won Mi h'a)mom! t.um!*iuii*l ami Mi Maigntet Partin Th*1 lui*te**e* |I|. i.nle.1 I h*giie-l of tioii'ii with a |ilee of •iU rr in her elm en pattern. ItiVltril to lie with Ml** limit. i|u!*t were her mother. Mr*. Itlllli l.iimli|ii|.|, M r- Kaymontl l.umlrjui*t. Ml*. Ilo*toii Sir elr. Mra At D*m*lnejr. Mr* Mill Itrumlcv. Mi* Wight hirtley, Mr*. Clyrle Steven*. Mr* Stanley Itorkev ami Mr*. Spenrrr llanlen. tlm Ml * Pith, 1 1 a lllt.ker. Ml** N'i*le Klrehoff. Mr** t.iln l,effler Ml** Coral .lean Meriwether, Ml** Mwry Ann Calloway, 'Ii* , Kath Iren llaln-o-k. Mt»* cherry Single, lary, (In Hetty It. nr Hull. Ml* Olive Ann Vtnm* Mi** Hcttv Rn*e lloolehnan. Mi** t.yllian lt«ylr. Mi*» Carolin. lee. Mia* l,.oii*e Clark. M i-» Tnrhara Sauniler*. Mi** llnrl.nrn Chapman. Ml** .line Chapman, M'** I’hylll* Itarh, Mi** l.ylllin Miunn, Mi*. Shirley Mmlanrl, Mi*> June l|o»e Hutton, Ml* Carol Skinner, Mi«* Kinitra Jean Methvln ami 'Ii 1‘arlln. lie a >in 1 11 reception at the home of the bride * parent for the wed ding parly and the immediate family nf Ihe bride and groom No formal Ifivilatlnn* ar. Icing en| hut all friend* of the roupl* at.- invited lo ntleml Airway LUG G AG E SALE • BLUB • CilNHIW fa a p IS " O v e r n lc M 2 I" O v r in i c h t 2fi" I'u llm n n ‘ 5 .5 0 ........................... ................................... .............. ^ 7 i5 0 I’ricpR include* nil lav>» ea f • _ ? • ' * ►* * l V je w e lr y n z rzr z n n rr \\% i» w m i . 1 1 1 ihi *1 \ it h r A I* Kdncatkin Writer Th u ts the turn* tn Ymit child for pch«»nt th * S A ir(o o d itk m rd W EA TH ER ! I clothe*. *liin. Him amt umler•tjtnl in thr ilaytlmr. glamorcua a* all get-out at night. D That'* lhi ronclu*lon of Cmily V. S Krtlrral Secunt> Ak'enry’n r e r s a n a l s Wilkrn*. the ) out tit II ilrstgncr **ffier nf who -tarte.l teen-ager* on their Th ru namphlet. ‘T u p i n f i i ; ua> to fa-hion iit-ognlllon *n.l Ynur t'hihf for Sell****!"1 ilMnipk Mr*. Carl Prime ha» returned nou i* turning h* r tali nl* to Irt Mo, tOU» blut*|>r»* • home n llrr ifitling her mnlhrt In ilir«*ing Cieit el,lei tielrr*. p.n ent. rrtii ilii now ^*! pnin<r Hernando Mi*« Wilkrn* iecomni.ini* mi r f o r M'hiiol !♦ m .i i M fjiu .i l e\ee** i.ggagt on clothe* for l*y jliiie l K. * Jnhhmi, . .« .ii.t Mr* llnrel Flinl ami two duugb »trrel. *.f(ie« ot iln**t.Hini Slui f*u K*trinlr«t Srh.... *-«. It l*r». Maty Jarir anil Barbara |rft atrca*e* aim rlinty, rii n line* \ 11if unrit tit rwuii*. vm'H f iiilit Saturday for New Smyrna llrarh ami >oulhfol cut chiw*»e» fah1 fine* atari in ** (hi* piil» rlc* that will »tntul the gaff, tic* til’ll I* ii "im M 11 y*»ur Mi. an<l Mi*, tllakr Saw vet* are like* doulile-.lutt »tylc». Klrunm I'utkrt (righ tl ami Another inmate ate lirnucht »h for* lut Cor wear after live, however, al New Smyrna Heath where they I hr painphlcl ha* hi *-r pt4 iui«si 111 is«>ii matron in .* arm* from Wain* r llroa.' »:• •!** •hnwuig »he «h.H>t» Ihe work* 00 Uiuffnnt plan tn apenil thl* week. ttnd W etlttiMnlay an thr Hit* Th ia trr nerrrn. «• a isuide tn hrlp parent« under• •ktrl*. gouty faint.** and frlv dou* ir-11«11*I t*i■t i e r 1111* r * «*p v '■ *11il U t y Mi* II, M. Papworth t* *!»•-«•t touche* that mac, any girl feel •f thr hnme Ml tfiltdlnt; the riiitil** ytiuuit and gay. mg tome time in .\*herillr. N. C •4.illy h’M*|, learning n|’| M i re*|*rrii f in 119 !* * inr* h«■ Although Mi* Wilkrn* *hnw* 1 l o l l y \s o o d I’fa’viilri) ’i rhihl tiding I** ih*v 1 i*rf*»ir She i* varatlonlng at The Manor l” |* .1 thl' duy*ti»*iliiv many *ti light, *ltm »kiri*. <he \ RADIO STATIO N ^ fVi’ifij; hr»I*h> Imi-K i i ’ f41•■r f It, 1:1111 I HUM AS Ml** 7,llla Wrleh returnril Sal Iccognlfr* the fort tltai *omc iniiutrlru; muni. ** i 4|'a *»! «*f | W .T.IM t. flglltra road the . anumflag. of a ( I tcmlfl 41f III.* *’44•. *1*4 •i M ’i i i i i r utilay (tom f!aine*viile where *he little fnlliip** lu'low the Iw'lt, i,m Mill I A WOOD. Aug II null in lt*n kiiiir niuf ha* Iwen attrmltng *untmrr ** hr«*l. and add* a numb* 1 of full or A few night* l||**»# I »*1M (hiinn, iitnl ,i •«*-. ■af 4%r|lflatrd »klrl* to her ctdlrctlnn. y f4*lt Hi’ \D %1 1 . n r , |*fl pi 1 P I” m11 in 4 1 I» rili’Yli lane** , iwttiif |VI tlVtfi«£' l'1 * |*.#tf|*ffl 0, Mr*. It W. Lotting left ye,terVt s • The »hiit and «t*itt for office D '> • » t 1 it %%uil!.i H W ll yf t* a it I It uh .h I’.m tit- a 1 .iii) I*.144 41ill itay tn \i*it with hi r iiaughlet anJ »i campu* wear i* a pel idea, H|H.r*» k 1**4. •*1 1 *.» ll.tVl* ’111 IIII |M*1tI1111 1*4f»» II*. T •*11 1nMil S.,». k •«n-in.|aw, Mr anil Mr*. John and *hr doe* n *erie* of lin n - b n * *1 H'»l' Mnthtiif » hreip *** |R m 1 1 n I «iivi F rn l, I N«lir»| h i m |*4*i>1* 44.1v 11 rliihf fitui- lit 1*1*1 Rivera. m*h little *hitl* in pure ulk I *Al III ♦!(»••• it l *’•»I WI ».|* KUI I •« |i"»*t| -it tint ii *n I *4IIIifft|C i ’h V • 1 * twill* wilh wing rollar* and When in n 4‘hi|.f ■ »< **. ' 'hr *l»iiig|2ril n> \\ itHtlrtU tifl - I l «- *1 Mr. ami Mi*. I K Southwanl •trtng tie* that are tw.urid 10 win * IV f1*1 1 , I *»%t» 1tti*| l! ti l l I * Whit! ■I«•» I ha’ *i lltHtl ami ilaughhtri Jeaiinre have te- tile heai I of et*-*i gill who -er* <1*1 '1• l i k e t k . i t c m » I nc J iM ’ t t y In* \ IlaIt( IMlll.fr « I Vf* i I " H’*\4 I .IK 1 III I* 1 r*i!i 1 %iMi u»*i in io ii "Ilh h**l|» tuine.l to their home aftei u n i them !" t*ttK*iiil t H*|’* .• 1 hi! I ttmkr t i* ■*t 04hlB.il i» 914«■#1*4Rt *' •»H , tinning in Miami ami Cuba, ||.'t rouvrrtllili jutiipi ■ i» an- > « I ’ll erf v’ 'tiI 't tt nwil J ll*1 I i*4» # »»• I ftft ft.| Salt m. rt<l)iiwltllrlll ? f 1**44 ’ » 11 % lull " h *ni* tn.I othii *ivle devtinrd .0 indear it - It I** IS J <*tnifii I jit, i, ***. i 11 il*»ltf 44.Mk I 9II11► 4" 1 Mr ami Mr*. Walt* 1 M m >*ao ami M'lr In hinlgi 1 eon. tmi* young I" l« Al 11**in* i1 'If* If., I trr' m |'«* 1 % 4*Imriiil ill »'hr I-it 11 <l«u Inti* n n in* 44* i 11* 1hi ilaughlrr, Shirley, have relnmr*! women. *mrr <1 gov* lo , 1a** or ' ' fll4 lk . ttl>TRVl’f »* m 1 1I III* Vf H * gy t .<•r *i. 1 t . « V*ii!I# tin Nlttti Itff front a va. ntion *ptn| in It 1 ii off ir, demurely teamed with a hu u« itv fr*»rti I Hi 4*r |*ii*i»trn m VI • A im tt*rmn«» m 1 ►rn«( t •tn 1 hi !«|t 1 Idmi*. or eweater, g o * dti.ring 4 »-*«i 1 Till I*** itlniMtr I it** tJill nmn, Ky.. Ohio ami Michigan fill | Vhit* 4 I nf I m efhixil 4%iirn lhf% imti Sr ►■ mill 11* the Idon-e, with l a nrc'L d ti *1 iifti 1 Iit* finiBh«*i» Ik H r * l* f H JdHfNrr’ * •I**n*f mmiitii’’ ihul tlirv ,11». w' miiik Mr*. II. II i i .Ii in, anil Mi*- and huie nun* V\ *rlii 1ii;|* ' 11 m| him inir* Hl'l **|1 i M'Inr k I *ll|l I-* Itc 11*mljt‘ fit* thill fit of l»t£ 4fl*J» Minnie Kuth Ihllmm have irlu rn h - * • % u t t f i l ’ ,4*1% H IK 'D Ill'll Ysw « « 44|»% f| ” |1I IlMtll*' J.* H U ff* r t ei| to their home on Park Avenue 1! I*•lit III Si M S **•► 44Ilh Vl* / ( ’rii I’ark News \,«t|l| I *l|Bi ,1I *»t ), S rhihl’* i'liipi H'lii ’ i’n f1§«t after epemtinng a few Jay* in At I t l Urn lliaf III *tIff |IffI i.tl. M 111 « AP II AI I t I I «nili’iltii* m hi ml •*tit*ti itifftiKtirr* lanta. .MlHHl* Itt )| tall i: WiMititii:* m hpi '4%h.it ii * fit 44Itlili* l.ill'l rtltllllill 1i’A4j|ft|a 1% ’rh! %i Nine r-t laI * MAI (I « 4 | M l D r*ttl Ml .Ift.l Ml I ft*mill illi*l li'ftim* u Ih il ISa« •! Al •*’ *.*»■ A S' hat'll* n and Mr »n<l 'It* Jimmy Chapman 4 I H lift * 4 f* | f . ’ , « Ur 1*1 h * * i i**rt «I n * r Ipim fit** 44 U r |ii*v4'it! •!' tl»*l *l'l**l I, S . 0 ,1 1 , l i e u 11 n d of llelrnil weir re* ent gu*-*! *>f Air m.i Al. In rii* 1 * 1 M ! * | * I'dtiltlr I ■ n ,*rnf I It* 1 I ht * rhihl I it 4 •**h’**’i v%it hour I” I . 4 M % \ *;*M 41 ■«* Mi Chapman'* *i.*lri ami hint he 1 |,dub It, o hn*» let 111 lied lo t hejr I I 1 ’ i” M r 111 ! h .111 Kficl’^h I ft J»l Mt I Mil 4 M il, J l l ’i* fiH'lliil* mi! fn *1 Yvf’ i* 44ill Ih* 1 iw.i roorilh*' va in law, Mr ami Mr* o K lioff b» on, .ill*-i ft .411 Bill Kt nl util I Inti h u <• i 4’ •V •-i I Hit’ll ( %l I ill* • •' I n t I piI from liiiMf*i ••4trtinlv , .111,01 10 W n I n * .) on I’atk Avenue I I 4 * 4 * * «r. It ft s i r 4 A HI .»* ,«► Mir h i *’%it*« u ill t in H t llll’f shl’llhl hr I ||||{til ’ll (||f141* Mt and Ah I’ AA'ate* made 11 t I J* » V I* h "if t M »ife a f 111’1 ’ m In , [if#* 1 m i 4 ll« r t ’ fi .’ t iiiiml hn 1111 tm .l 1j’h m «1*1>(•««r * II I 4 M'lBtc II.’ 14till Air. anil Mr*. Cyril Mulner ami htcinri* 11 if. to Haylona llrarh I i|n|t IiimnI Brtfrly |l\ «rhi*4*l 1*itffftHe*** r*i4 n film ft«»4;i n|ih> II |*r *4« r t K m I * S,it 111,1.1) •on Tnmmy, Mr* T, A llulm ll« hiMlhl til* llhlf l»* gi I ,lh*H£ 1 I III!11* HIM*1 III I! dll ill Ihmi*1 » 11 tn* VV.rlM M At,., loan llift.i 11. dniightei of F*4I'«I I'*Ik *■*1 Sr anil Mi** Hohliye Morton hav* |.*.. VVi 11| nth* M III 11 ITf m*11f II) 4-lta■11|a| ♦»i |l’hi‘lil”Uft(” ll»* *fll*l "I* I 3 Ii ItrfNllil I V’*41 t'ltll. ju»l returnril from a week*' yarn 'l l Hid Mi AA’altei A H i*tan, U* ill! I f .14%fill lit lift V’MM MVI II I?I J»» fi 1 V* IrntlMNl vrsj»4*i 1 fm 1*1 *•(►• 1 1\ 4 4*1* l'” |HiUf HI ,*1 1* in llin n g 1 , 1 , 1 ,*, ,iti,| friend* tlon al Ocean Drive, S. C. t” hr itMr !«» I nit« r il** nf hn I’l. -tin V In I hr* fit ml f»ln* «*, it I Ik I ,-1 Hr1 Amrfl. AMin Chicago M m *li< dl Vatlrfir I •li 1 ‘-ini*, tnllcl iici ■! , tn.| phiv mill like l*i .ii:L*irur nn*l I IV HIM. iJumtlMii II .* il.l Alt and M r- Walter Collin* •t’lhUR Hr ffllctllltf h* :tIi I* tn i|«k Mr. and Air*. II K. Turnm and and daughter Ai.iiy Ann of llr * nn fi ll Nutir |liiit> L * " ■;* ! hr- is \\ li if I iii r *1111 1 ftft Ha.till VI Tlifftft f” i thi 11£ r fm l»iiti-.|f, 1 *4*1 ftirtki' daughter*, Carolyn and Am;. *n-l land" were Sondav vcilnr* in |'li h*^| \r1*| a’liiipwInii Jilmi$; I Ik Tint’ll a Hldl him .rlf iimfri sI i **mI Ih. ta-** All*. O. 0. Holler rcturnned p Ih* hi” t V”U HMiiltl hnvr t•» fi« th, •oirimunity I li* lilt -V Mr*,Mitre. H II li vi till fi h*’ rvjiit * f*till *11H lerdai from llcdfoid, A’a whrrc 1 I* 5 *•«11 If r rri»*f t Ali, John I'.titn, > and William ti’ n’n , itmi I 111lit H «»n|il 'hr !rt IIIflimits hit urtiMad ,*,|. » im .n i, | I’M VI ’I , I. I -»’AI |a I ( , t IIP •bey ,p.-nt a vacation. Cai-well hale irllllllrd lo A|e||l 1it’lr I J** in 11t*fm* ,1 •ft** Miyv. Tlm l 1 * vtl*\ ii n tn I II * | *► l«M k dllRMf’l fll| •Bill it If11 1 !h» i hrn H im** phi*. Term irti|i4irfutif fm ftifi«n i « Ht ji»* ti * »I«i' A 4 hi) f I t|l* * 1 N l* \ -t * 1 :. Friend* of Alt*. Lyman Phillip* H imhi H |: h * | Alt* II It tik.-t .a fonn.r re rh ’rtilv .mil in MtiMi 1 .nim ili h **M N • *44 ► will rrgrrt tn train that «he i* •iiirnt h<ti, » > ti ilitig hi Ihe m « Bf'.tv' hn pirliifr f*Mihl hm* A, l i •ii I m ini 1 in 1 im* H|«»•r f- 1%IMu ni I *at ronflncl to St. Vinrcnt'* H o,pH il rum mu nit v Thu fir lav • ftlrltll tlll’ Ii M’l'flfJ* ” 4 ?•* T 44-11In II I H''till a> ft* cl(Ilfi t fnt|1 ,1 rh*h! imI i*nf 1 1 1•1 * SV ha frimi l hi* hit S ’i >iti * H|**ir|i* I’nr it<lr in Jark*onvllti' where *he under Air, tirorge I big-c r vl( It irid Itittiltl hr tilth l.t fi.ntiM*' I hi *i r. III tig « n l i’n • li'iirhklll, *liim*hli't *if tint ii went a major operation. children Iran rrloined I,. Call* II It ll |ifrt V IM *•1 i 11 hh* I It 00 V Y \V fnrnta, aft<-i , v i .h tore -vrrti A|r, I' I' IIIl*VIII 12' frl(flH% 1 |tt**vinn .1 7 Ik 1'1%-ftfiln*; il 4*ti* IMirrffw. I’iiinf» . 1 ,4vt»n ti ' i|m ♦ nf» ' B’iv -’I W*•lallriir *' \Vi*h Til** I *1 \111 ' ■’ I •1 1 A|t iod A|r Air*. I T Stringer ipeot voile, Hoy. , 1 1 , I, p e ril •••I "I IIM|’f•* l.-.’l 111 hill,1.1 g4||f4*l’l Il’MIi (I'*, V««•*' • Ir *I’* «t aAllllllfc? 4lift mill 4 f•H 7 I day nl Orata and Silver S itin g - A A Thump on hill r Jiirk* tf it|» tnf"M*(!tl 11111 V, It 11*111 a* the guest nf hat *,m in law and Vm’II lift lfl» * •I’Mt tftf Mr and Alt. John Trope lui* an «h*vn i* ifrat .it, ikl’f 44*in » t|tIII 4|tl4’||| I'l’hlf'M 4l||a| H llllltt'l fc# 11|11 VI* 4*’ Thr |l a'« I daughter, Mr, and Air*. C, W, Ap •heir g u r'l. Mt F.larnc Cahnr il»t« • 41j|ft*r rmnfh* • with S’ll nil r •finilhl I **l 4*|£111/I ■111( I I «H* *' - lit N ml H 11 * 1 1 U 11 A rul ib itniDtf m«rtv. thunk vitti M ir ftmt ftfinfiri* plehy. of f’m I nke. Ill 9•nil 1141*if 'll »* * «h Vivirh I •»uh 1 - h*rc»ru: ” ff m v Air. and Alt If 11 Rev an and ft* fift’ff *1 lift* I 4f|it»l Sdllnf" Nh» Wiinh children of South Mmiiu were vt intriviru fnr III tin K •4 It 1 a#r i ’n 'I* M ill Laura Chittenden and All, tiling I heir many 1 1 lend, to ■< I *mih triiiMii* »m it lirm «l« f"» ’ * II H1 Kdna Chittenden arrived Saturday Sunday M8 ti, ’ tFi»» N*rinit<| ft* iff ’ V m 4 4 I-aI ft ' (M from vacationing In Arlington, M *r I *in l h iT ii l-’ 1 ii|*!i»iVtiit»sf h i High ” 1 1 Air* Audrey Umimharlt hn* >> Va., Niagara Fall* and Alder, m l,. lurried hnme afire a week'* v> f rf*|t’ttat inn » ii Ihilirii’lini •»»' I I'mt N. V where they have been foi at ••ulfpi-rf. Fla p lrl'ip Hi- .irM’ * * fm 1%m l Id the pact two week* n ti rtnilM r ti n 11 v 1 **1111.1 fn* Vft iml 11fti*r 4 Clyde Ca*fa-i I, tm iveiing nl •111 ' i i i*n |jr» T - * h n I l«t l % H«' Im vpU nil 0 firntm fh'lM'll 11|(||r, i fi. n hill’ if IK 1 li * ter undergoing »urgery, » e i,t ftitltiVr .Vii lhl llL * h n - f t i i ’ ti |»Pt*"’ l Jft I*, nf ’fillI il*. All** Mildred Turnei an lied wceka ago, rl a SI l.ooc* h hi)* t h r a rt kr )if i . l ’ t ^ l l a r’ fi'l II 1 from Chattanooga, Trim where pilal Aft C , pci arr-l farnlli • 1 Mlint£ 11111! t V fluff »’• thr r»n V nn*' nf tin l. iit * ’i i'f f* » i I * I fi* he will *peml a vaiallon with her p,*, f to trinrn to fheir home >' •*f In f* Him ei1 fnr % V*»t **nl\ *li I t»»* it 1 Hr ftii" innvir Rcii|i! f” i " Y**»i Il l’ ll 1* h n •» *1 '111 ‘ ’ I l M R t f h « n f I h 'I parent., Mr. and Mre II E. T u r ­ South Fern Park noon. lirtpe” >«11hti1l|*f 1 H*i 1«■ n Mihl tin *" Air*. J, an PonUen I* atfendo i r«HM htli Mr,” finfti It’* IVrinr ner. All** Turner will have a* her f r W illim i I’tftv; tir < 41"*»» hn” 14 h f t f ’ l t o iinlii#* K n - i t u ; • >**» hiiu-ngueit. Mi** l.oi* lla rrii al*o the T r i -l l i Y conference in I11 Hm**t ’in fm incinif uml ii irm lv •»» K VIISI nil I11Nlie ff"|M' 1*01*4 ’** I ... Ridge, N. F of Chattanooga. ht»l|?» fm rt fintilfrr fftiiiily ft’ Hell and Hilly M„nr'»e and l»„e *h'’ J Mfnift n*!£ *411 ft i f r i i n .»|I 4 M i « ' I fin-Hv ircivrr* aid t.afon, Jr . are atltndlug * A*» Kmiltifin I in *11* I hit ( | ro i •tiI* ft ini It* t *#1 tmi q ir n lli’n »* .1iff 1 Alii* LouUe t-evv and Alt* Bible Camp thl* week. in«l llinr Kh» * I jm ih ,* it fhr iff till a I I ’i*»»*l * iM’lll Selma l^ v v leave tmlav to go t,The Civil Alt Palrol .till twith li*11 f1vi* yrftf ftlil California where thev plan to nr a dance AVfdne.dav, Atig t- l»f pi li fft’lL’tlli'! ftfl'i llM|vr Irt tf» I 1*4’ I* pend aliollt two w-eek They '.ill il the San <b|r C|uh. A floor It)li. C. h. I’KDSO.V go to New York City from there, will l», fralured during Ihe e»«" lo 4*m l l»\ Hr|ifrmlN*v *•» fit h* i*fr where they plan In make their mg. (*ftt*«i|tr rrlirn "F iU M I'illf i’* f l|iliim* I i ! r( home. All*. Virginia Flwla of J * ,1 ■onville w ,v- here Thursday mg'n E Y E S E X A M IN E D lie, alive of the lllnea* of her rn - IftlTic- |t” l*rr! Mi fif ftffl in n ’li' 0 1.ASSES F I T T E D Mr. annd Mra. K. II Carter and Ihrr, Mr*. F K. CeHler hn»ti**n of hii* •rv »'nlh hiithilnv llf> S. Palmellu Air All** Ihirothv f’arter hav. return 0 1 Chi and Shannon Unite" **0 Kunifujr. eil from a l* o week*' vaiatioo were nmong the lilllr friend ’ pent in Teva* and Nrw Aleyin. hrv ii,tied with Id. Janie. K. Mo# F iM e . wl |**l P i.fl ■ vj ac I ci rv el Tea , and from there many nlhei dnta of Intrreit Including Carlla* f*1**aMy id Magieet Unnn v dc L u g g a g e v .o i*_^ <•_l A O ..I-* Cor. 3rd Sinfmil Opra 1 1 C, I'.M. Hail* H U t l.A IV A| A T IN K F ! I'm I n« I'n h no P. M. ( 1111.H U E S F it E E ! I hiMrrn I nder I I A i » Admilled I ter \A ilh I'arrnla A01 lime Cvrrpt Saturday A Sunday. I ASI I'lM KS T O D A Y ! PECK T I C s l i V4 ■ W E N E S I1 A Y TT riU N O R PARKER lltr. fcartrd lira (frty K f I’wnai t’ l 1 s,— r ,1 loot, loki \ Afrtr.. Htrd * I S I ,lrfornl,i lltod" I ' ,1 <in,Mint Srw* y o u r sT -iu -G iic f ia \ • TAN I d a n to rd Now Is Tlu* Time To P rep are Your Child Young Mica America like, her y a ic n a a r T rs in PAOF TH R K t F L O R ID A II) IM R O t H t B O B AuuMiatnl I'rra* I a*hloli 1 J 1I 01 telephone I IK w c ta i H E R A LD . SANFO RD. Kniily Wilkcn*s Says Slim Skirts I'optilar Social And Personal Activities £ SAN FO RD •P I I C 'D T f Betty and Bnhbv Hlllhimei have trtnrnrd home afler a »l* week viait with telalive* and friend In the Di'tflct of Cnlumlda and ru ithy Virginia and Maivtar>,| Their hearlnuartein wa* the home rtf their aunt and onrlr Mr. mi l Mr*. K. IL Ileal who will Im- re memh*rr«i an regular winter gueit* at Ihe lllllhimer home on Catalina Drive, f -II ! -o m l . . . Q * T n v if iliT 111inn A N N '.t lN r F M F N T Alt and All V. C AL Aleiar, 1 today annrotnrrd the bull, „f dniighlcr. Judith Ann who o , i Iturn on \ugiiM I.1, ar Ihe 1 nahl l.attghlon Memorial llo-pital S A N T O R O •ORLANDO HD TURN ON T I A 4 3 6 AT T1 IC r LAS HI NC A R R O W k« U (xa you *"» Q d*ft w*k h'l p*ft KXCLUSIVK!... 1st Outdoor Showing! Irving Ikrlln'n A ll-Tim r (Jrcntiml ’ Song Hits M, fi. M.'a lllggeal Alunlral I'n d rr Ihe Sun T I T o S D A Y -iW K D N D S D A Y ' m i |T IL E F E A T U R E MARL A IN ITIDLRAIM Mil No. 2 (>• A ittlftil ijib illtv , KlllUltflillP Avilll liiim g n ! fire y . *Hi a , , tirn w n W it 11'.' |0<i I b ill: i r .■()■,.* i n u M t t l AA’INfl i l r - ’i i i . ,v i/ i'. |n I , (i|l m il VA'irte, ‘il. . due M '| H 'll| ,| ll 19.95 Ic 2 9 .9 5 Use Our Convenient Lny-Aw ny Plan C O M P L E T E S H O W S 7=30 * 9 :3 0 P . M . “MOVIES UNDER THE STAKE” £ANFORD , ORIANDO b HIGHWAY - ..-.-G .n J '• Hi■feLk--, Mw- Pa..■ .■V ' ’ �T H E HANFORD H E R A L D , HANFORD, FL O R ID A PA GE FO U R MONDAY. AUG. 1 L W 0 iants Drop Two To Daytona; Shut Out G-Men Sunday Lake F aces Only 29 B a tte rs I n Short T h ree H i t Game, F o r Tw elvcth Win [ Sanford Gieuli, with veuddy Lake twirling a neat 3 tile Gamrt\i||r <,■ delee t in a v riy im­ pudent game Sunday afternoon. Ih winning llir Giente gained a lull game on the Gainrtvillr <tub end one game cloier to fim divilion and tile |MiinLlity ol ilie Sheughnetyy play-iiffi. Lake went the dillamc (oi the Gianti, giving up only th irr Inti, linking out 2 and walking none. He faced a lolel of 2*> batten in e game that tailed onr hour jnd fouilren ininulci, only lout uunuirt Inngrr that I In- dioilnt game on irm id lor the I liuida Stale Lea­ gue. I The Giant* eollertr-d (I hits and I run off fton ltr<|Uhait, who went the dielanre for rli<> G-Men. Their h ue m u came in tin- thinl itituoy ■ Ion ienterfielder John llafunrck •r doubled with two nway unil Levy followed with a idngli- •cor­ ing llafenecker, . The tilant* journey to Gainusville tonight for the return uinlrh With Clyde Steven* echeduled to ■tail on the hille for the (iiaut* in tide all important gain**. (Saturday N ight) liar Daytona Beach lilnuilen ncied out the San fold tilant* by a ecota of 4 to it in a light game iiere Hotniday night. The Islander* pushed aero** the winning tally in the eighth Inning on two h it', three ha**-* on ball* and a Giant error. Centerfklder John ifsfciirrhci wai a big gun at the plait foi the Giant* by collecting I hit* in Hiur appearance*, (if the three kit* on* w i* a long triple and an­ other a home run over the left field wall. (Frid a y Night) The Giant* journeyed to Day­ tona .Beach Friday night anil suf­ fered a shut out defeat hy a sentr •f 7 to 0. Al Neville, who ha* plated Ju*t about eveiv poaitiou for the Giant* started mi the hill and auffend the lo»». Islander pitcher* Gaddi* and Pitula combined effort* and s«t the (iiaut* down with I hil*. The Islalidere got off to a hig start in tin- firat inning hy hunch* log till ev hit* and u have oil bulla to pudi aeioes four lull* to go •n to victory III u walk. (Friday Night) ab Hanford 4 Chadderton a* 4 roelkrr 2b 4 llafenecker cf 4 Levy lb a Jackson if a Furiytli e a urphy If * i avflli- p a Tmnrk tlh i lleu'ei p B Toll I* — ai Bar Iona Bench Logan ** ellern cf ratrit 3b llpp If Iberlin II, Vatterroiler e 4 lleeley th a 1 Gaddi* rf (l 2 Pilule p 2J * =7 'otale IH 00(1 IKK) (M SiOanfntd 400 IU0 00.x—7 Bayluna Beach >1 >gan, Stellern 2, Trarie, H - I^>i lllpp, Orlwrlln 8. K - Chadderton. Tomrk. K i l l — W*l»icutler 3, Ob•llln 2. lllp p , SB— Stellern, J*eh|B — Walerrutlet H H — Obariin. Hlpp. » - Plmla- DP— U » y and Tum an; he»y am* ioaiaai. Chadderton Poelker and la-vry f •* *=> ..» * Dew*N»iB k B i t - off Neville 4, Ifaalay 2. I D - hy Neville 3, PHitU ». l l O Nrville ,t It. 4 I I inning* (7 run*). HBP— by Neville ll'llu la l. Lo*er i-N tvllla . U McKinney and i f. :C (tune. T — 1:47. A — 1,003, (Halurday Daylona Logan a* ptalUrn cf raria 8b tupp, rf ilpp, If bwrlin lb atarcuttgr c ••ley 2b 'tVB p Im n e r p la fV faafa-d Cbaddeitoi ker 2b ker lb ark tun rf rayt'i c •y If mV 8b ' no 8 27 16 n d i* ^ 11.011111% •T%TR I.K 4 G IK I'll t I iV A nf f lwf.41 rut, Hufiford ut r1.»si id %11!• • ImjrfDmi Hm <ft «i Nt AtiN«i*Vlnp i mi itH %\ L m i i r i : H f. •VI* Tmm C? 27 <11 li#irt*li No* Tfti k IX <*? f*l*V*]BRlf 41 11 cot flonvon I I II (1 WiiitiiiiiK.n Ii r.T u : O i IpaK** « 1 4% i%i !*• 41 IT* I'hllArfflpMi) II •7 1«2 Ht teviuia •irMMlI* \ rtf aril h» I UN >1 »*v 1 i»4 IT tv j I'MUArliaMa t. V*4r York f ‘ KINO Of THt WOKID S Wtlf MWIIGHtS, Sugar llay IM ilnv n lariil* a curving left on chalk-nier Charley Fuaan'a law m their li-ruund title bout at Itootevell Stadium, Jersey City, N J lloblntun won an **iy ilrrlilon T7ie tight, stared fur the benefit of the Damon (limyon Men orial Cancer Fund, alt/acted 23.000 tun*. ( international SuundpliofO) D A Y T O N A B E A C H , Aug. 14 (Special)— Sherrylane the sensa­ tional greyhound owned by E. Huus.rlc, of Jackeonvlllr will a’ti-'mpt to score her fifth cun.ecuI live victory tonight in the ninth »nd feature race at the Volusia (’minty dog (rack. The black daughter of Step pin’ Frar.k-Sally Goodloe ha* al­ ready won i’lve race* out of eight Mart*. In fact she h*» not b«*n out of the money for in addition to the five wins, she h*» two m >c o rj. and a third to her cradlt. By winning tonight Sherrylamran equal the consecutive win •tring run up .by Heal Hunt-m ar The latter appeared here In five race, and won all of them. n n * T necet— S lltlu Nile is-lrx Hall riaUs I to. 1, 1 ,1 lto|*| lllghne,#. mih Kill, II,turn li.rraway, nne.tlr, (*,» n»p Kandy.' *f, Anoih»r champ - |>i||!itf)H h IV. Hf A II tfUNllft# 2 i*4iUih* ; i **• i,«i c Lamia T.*d.-*p I,#ww|iiif* it <tftiftilo Hunil fur «t I 4i«tn*««ili* ft %wjjirnt £ -t, I'h lriiK ii 2-7. i liklrn!l p| M l^tiulw (2 1*1*1$. IfntIM I • Win ■Ihlit Kl:«»li 4. I l<*i*1*aF| I L «w t« I till mp 1>rfr»tll Uf I' |p%r lAml tniatitl Nil fitiunrr fl* 1) »# Wynn ■IT. (Onlr b’ain*# w iipijiiN i • r m ' i i litre :— s iaik* wile tl.aat llalr 11*11, li*„ai,| Jim Kl*|,h*r. Hulf Wind 11*1 I-l*c*•• Hnsrli. f l, lu.de | | „ i,r II Ppe, Cut Hlinn, liuMer lull r i l l l i l i li t n — a t*ie, sill* K„mh Mo»n. fhig.r via I,I,, firsngo Klit. ullsr Lady, (*mrk,r llltl "•••■ty. U n t i l llln, Vlor, N’riappy Birmingham Barons Trail Atlanta 6 Games In Southern Association By A S S I h T a T k T) PRESS rill Bumingham Osron* are in the ismr ptrdicamcnl they were in lunr 12 and they've got two lev* month* lo do *omelhing about it. The Haront are looking aciot. an «b)*« ol *iv game* towaid the tunniril •)•»! in ihe Southern Attocialion finl |dacr. Thai'* the ian:c Babe Ruth Hit ’Pam K. Back In 1927 Season A P Neasfrature* N E W Y O R K . Aug. 14 — OF)— Babe Ruth'* homo run total of Go in lt)27 was unaual in many re­ aped*. Sn une pitcher Mj favorite pigeon. The Hitln* garnered hi* tot*l at the expense uf 32 different butl­ er*. H u Ih- Walberg of th.* A th ­ letic* am! Milton Gaston of t'ia Browns ladh served him fo^p run pitches. Seven pitchn* saw Ruth hit their tosses fur homer* on three occasion*. They were Hollle Thuraton. Tom Zach try, Joe Shaute. W, tl. H u m s", Al Th o ­ mas, Ken Hot low ay omi Tony Welter. The Boston Bed Ho* pitcher* led the gopher hall league a* far •* Kuth » * » courirned. He blasted II balls -u t uf the park again*! five Boston pitchereR Thought the Athletic* finished second to the Yankee*. Four A ’* hurlers wen1 the victims of (line KillhUn wallops. gap they surveyed Jun,. 12 and • - --------------------------- — — — they see Ihe same bunch of grin­ lost. ning Atlanta Cracker* who leered Cr*x Dick Hoover pitched omi two month* ago and dared the of the licit game* o (the Season Barons toi___ eaten up. ( » whip New- Orleans in the secu ,__ ■__ . ’" f i“ nc g ' «nd «*"•,. He give up three hit* half game in thi* tag end of the k non- „off ,them coming after the 1P60 aeaiou yesterday by lu*ing sveon dinning. Pelican Paul LaH-4 to Sfublle. Atlanta managed pnlmr cut away Atlanta'* chance* a douhlehill dividing with New of winning in (he first frame with Orlean* losing the opener 4-1 a fine four-hitter. but shutting out the Pelican* in the windup 4-0, H A L F BACK Six game* i* a lot to make up with only 2S day* to go, but “the B A S T L A N S IN G , Mich.. Aug. Harm,a definitely are not out of 14 — UP)— Half of Michigan ihe running for the pennant,'* State's Aiirld record-bleaking two *ay« Naylor Stone. mile relay tram. Wurrrr, DruetSlone, spurts editor of the Bir­ xler and Dun MakUdrki, have onmingham I’o tt-llria ld, ask* other year of collegia:*- eligihilty “ what drastically wrong with tho remaining. Bill Mack and Dave 1 . . . . . . n o Tin' Natiui.iil lii-gtn p id c Muci# Baron* that isn't wrong with the IVppunl wen- June graduate*. - ■ ty says a Ina constrictor mxy be Cracker*?” • Hilo U the hugest Hawaiian !»• *a» big arvurd i " « man’s )< ( He point* out that Birmingham pitching ha* hogged down and tend community. and weigh over 60 pound*._____ h i m hading Baron hitter* have­ n't been hitting too hard of late. The same can tie said of A tlanta although the Cracker* have picked up potency In a aerie* uf game* against second division club* recently. Stone think* th* five-game Birmingham-Atlanta series in Atlanta beginning Wednesday ■night tell the fatt uf the Barons who have lost 10 game* In Aug* IMOKI AN AtOVI I HI AVIHAbl CIUAH IODAT - - - AMO u it; Atlanta ha* lost *ii. it*jot iTt woitotMui Ntw a a i l u h i d ai oua ixetrisi Dridegruom Pete Woile pitched the victory over Birmingham. It The S nm k ti .-In Vn l « wa» hi* f'fth in a row sine* get­ Wt eenl ,M, lu *U|UT (be ns* miljast* et ting married. Only once tn hit Apt,-* lb* *>*i*ys Ciyt'i end -«'H Jo, last eight game* ha* the Bear ace yowl ton one’ Tht| It Ih* kind at The Most Amazing' •'ll! N TH NSt Itlka Wile v 4'7in\ ii. n : vnii •: la T h , 1-Ink Bit (»f Jody. < .. M le Hr*. tin Ulri, 1.am Hun J*rk>i. He.ifg, lt*n <; I'tl IISdel J>tiis Two H orse Show Seen «•>! It-.el.il, if« ;.4 1*1 e i t i< I I I llruuklrn A tlan tic Leu kid* Hi I a i Ii u 41 t l ! VahloMn I* .17* Mes- Vurk ii l« I l l All,any *j 47a ■'Inrlnusil «i I* 111 U'.ulttl* *u lit AHJMN l A f K I ) I'ltBHH III to t'tilcsan ii *!» Amaricua IT IS* The South Allantn League 1‘lilsl.uiah >7 <» l!> H H Waycroaa ii .414 pennant race may In- „ two hum N ills lf « lr l* .| 7l,um*avlll* II *11 IllM. lll.ll I. II •lull J *h«w front now on Cecil r del. II N E W P O R T , It. I . Aug. It ni Jtew V. iK, I INiilidflphl* n Hesalt* l'eaierday While Inague l<mini/ Macon hV) Ted Scliroeder, America's I'lllaliUiaU ; I. Clil. »*,, |.|. llnany II. Muullrlr I •ml fecund place Savannah won lop amateur tcnnii plnyer, lulti) Clnn. lunall 1 Kl t-uul* t Vablo.la I. Thnmaavllle 1, li.IM .l Ts*.| yesterday, thinl place I'ulumhiu ItHiliied a virtually -urc- bet to bo n'ayctoaa t*. Curd.i* I and fmil Hi tanking Col uinhue loll. c.riii- (In Nu. t single* peilullu riocliiii.il at i tiisl.iirrh -Itamadell Atti.ruu. 1, Taliatin.sa* 1 (im,l,.| v* law i j . n ,nd lllh . rurtewj Columbia now trial* Morin by er on Uncle Ham's D tv il 1 Up M |4-»| 1,/ul* si ('till <«.>—Hrach.vn |(10 game* and ('oluinl.u* by id Team -but he h.< nu intriitiui II v* Ud> 1 1•>I soi i in iin i i i a i i i T i o v (hi< £■>** 1**1 ;ig « i w u «4 «,| th* otrr-S*t and u l>alf and the >ri*on has of enteimg the national elngl** •Only * sms. <>h,.|ui,d). leasu V* 1. Pr*. m pnokiog Mliitectice ci*»n mellow Atlanta only 21 mote day* to go. Tl It 41* sh**<t T. Command,*. Paddy's n-rl rhamplonehip*. tie>ei. "Ch i >*u i *ai worn*. * rj to mll4l a m .iiit e v 4*MMi4Ttti% * B:/mln«t.am *1 tl The 1 d e f e a t foi Columbus 4’irTH ____ 1141'C— i H l H r l l i u 1 Pel. N’ jshvlll. The i t frlgeuior sulnoian from iDjuItfill# ( I 11 .tie assh — , i , i s tain Hackwsier. Lavar*. li> H.vannah and il.e 16-12 lui* by l a ( ic.cenlB, Calif., who won hi* I-avar*. rrianlty Tip. 71 SI ITt Memphis *4 11 A ll Happy H t i t ’i A ll >ou I h ICi mill Net, **llllypsy. Top ttr.i k ,( r-ru m f l I I .t«T New Orleans * ulumbla to Augusta teinc .it I it-t glass count (oumxnmit id Indl«nt|7)|i# It t» .101 Ulsrk Acre* si,** <s* m l o y w l l Bcaaiperatl Lot Ob' Ih* coupon 6t<Ow t*k* it Is evul t l tl 141 M a n . 41 4* n titin e ly had times, .411 the year yeilvidsy- the New purl Ht Fitti •’ 47 dee:*r *C^ he alll 3 ->» lOu »n Abo** the Cktiianooga tl n .111 l-*» Fggi-i s wai the glory hog Casino Invitition— raid tiiat tlie <Vi lu frilitn u ij x t ii f i » « ii— n leikha w ii * f* St Uiile Hack 1* (4 II I Aitiey* Ciget It** p'-*v <1 tt out tspenia Honest ftvport. Black Tin* llurrv lo *1 *14 a* Savannah *langhtei»d Coluin* Davis Cup com|M'titlon » d l lie MllivAHter Nraalia t n l i r d i r , * • thi* is the br<e*t. rr.ildtii da** ol *111 Jutanny, t'urple Hung. Tu |1* Kur*. Toltta tl T l til Jlilnyhla I I. l l>allaii,..,«a I I i » i «. K g g ii* knock,,i in *ix runs A lIA B l. (le u tg la la t h . ilu s t r r * III* fund goal this year. Kuril#* 4'lly It Tl 111 Uoblta i. Birmingham I. with a double, triple «i,d homn. Cuggy. lleswlis aslardar A*ked why, hr auswrird: I.tills lloek 7. Ms h u ll, 4 III Inn Ill* homer ptodurid thrie run* II 1•uslsville tl ln«a — Ind game ■■let . .larkramsl “ I have a pnaonal preference Milwaukee U IV B X T H NSCIt— MNiek ( m i w SllliUe spoils 14. Tuledn 14 it* Inn* N i» liflsAna * 11. Aiiants I I and the triple three more. Hip fur i-oin|idtlng at Newport and Royal Haw King. Hr lior*. Kl* tngsi -- - Ff llepulakl and Frank I him tried IfOiigwuod itlii* Naltni.ul In.old. * liiitlau.i|i-ills *1 Kan.aa City <l>|id In Hark. ,0u*>di Worker, ‘ Hiller M .IIH III4 h T I : « V ( T i n V 4 l , to K irp ftdiimhus in the game open Imlay t<i Ihe la>ugwm>d t'rie. Cumel, llnshtal nrchatur. Win* rw rail, i l r io ik Rackstop. Wktl , MILO TA M P A ..A ------- L n j q n J h .. Ik tltearl llrsHlta Vraterdar with homer*. Six of SmunnahV le t Club, Mr old m r, ,\Ui-*.,i and I an a lean. w L aillwatm,. Id . la.uUvIllr 1-1. run* were unearned. •:i«ii*TM m a m ;— 1 . U 1 1 1 wii* »o*e»i *m*> at lac in Iii.li.ma/..ills I*a. Kansas l*My I t that'* oil flu ia h t" it.'»• *1 Whim Wham,' KSnsman llrliitul (*ml It* ml *|, J II I* A lrirk Mail, Jr., *iu|i*ptiiyi"g I'utumhua I I. HI I'aiil (.ft . oivi iHitcoueON to roue eiAit* llushnsll. Karacla. i Tu* Value, t ea m »»" 71 I* ailiim aiMdla » * Tuledti 4-1. enplaln of the defending thuni|* Uerrhanl. Honest lodlsr St l l Nlann • mm ll.aek *1* plre* Ilettingei and Turnoff. T IHAIIH ewsM a.vs the me* a s ,i It— ——e lfl •■«,# -*— Ion If. S. I)avi» ( ' 0)1 team, wiiW rs l 1*1*1111 llra c h uiuiriiM -riaiN iut 1.1:4111 *: i^seU 0 , , i m M S SIp^ - s tie a ,,,s ,e J u ln k -ta «< Vis, —S os lews 2 : 00 . VTWTtl' R tV I’^ -A'ta/ks Wile , f-1 ?' V4 I. Hr! F t la iifila rila U ■'liii*d whtu b*l.|iajei defoaiul team «ao e e u / w el e a W fiif Ihe lie 4* OiMayd v» *s k i t s is w - e Tkalight. I’lease K-le. Hun HNr. III Tails).a.w, *4 4* .III la ik a U n .l j** kexsoe Oaw (ha •** W l *0 IVlO AM U r - ' ti of H*n Frolici»iO fur ( Sunday Alletnnun) IT ir .■it Khsrrrlane W Iisaweit— ted. Ksgar Hi l* e l,(* b■urw u ia the New|eill title, li-3, 7-5, fl-l, Aauiher M.sails l . H O i U l.slneavlllf •h r h n a Bui he got a .care when Itodg. U tain I I. Tampa I. Foiler k'l> T*:%TH HerT^RrSrk l.a u 4 0 1 i •i I'a lly, the Wimbledon ehamidou Han Francisco might Iw a dark West I’alm lle * ,h * laikaland •• CUtUMSlJ PUAM I MM nut horse ungirt candidate if Pally Nieial llsiu I. 4, Hi I'atarshurg u Cade j|i llandr Mabel. I’relty ferl llufb 4 it (1 3 0 from Idi* Angela*, suffered a can't make it for the rup com­ llecBert ire Montana Main Kiesl Havana I. *T U u * , r * . l , I (lt> Inn Brewster ** U 0 it 1 0 severely 4|>?alnrd light nukle dur­ petition Aug. 26 27. Bkaueriwq, Tlae-r KM Non. i ingal. Ituliell* if 3 0 o 0 0 •i 0 n !> 0 ing the dnuhlei filial. Cooper Ih Putty and .SehriHuler were lendPerdue r 3 II 0 4 1 ing Hilly Talbert of New Yolk Fnimctlck rf 3 II n 4 u unit Tuny Ttalieit -■( 4 inellinatl, Smith If 3 (1 II *1 II 7-V, d-4. rt-4, 4 1, when Patty, in lfri|uhnit P 3 0 0 n jj diving fur a low hall, Injiiivi! T»l*l* 88 II 3 Q | 6 hi* ankle, Talbert and lia l-.il Sanford ah r h O a thu wnn th*' rruwn l>y default. Taken lo Newport hospital fur ChaddeiloM »* 4 n 1 2 i driver mien. And lhare'i budl-m volua all lha way through without equal, This I* the Chiyilei New Yorker Newport , . . the originnl 'hard-top' Poelker 2h 4 it 0 ti <» x-rnys, Patty learned that Oh Built-In value that will mok* you a Chryilor buyer from now on. Quality convertible . . . Ik* oar that Hurled today * emarlaet trend In riaitgn llafenrrker cf 3 i i ii II ♦prain might keep him off the for several day*. . . . croittmomhip . , , engine* ling . , . lhal mean you In veil not only Bid you've only lo m« it and drive it lo rooliio Iho) there iHlt ii no) Lery I h 2 ii o in 1 romta Mao wore a hig “ I told you so" Jack mi 11 rf in preMigo and plaoeure, but in lasting talivfacllon at wall. Soa thi* car or 4 tt ii 4 (> anolhar cor like U . No car rggardlatt ol prlca con match the luxury of grin ufler Hchroeder ta-ai lairK«/nylh c 2 0 1 4 II -en, iiirtinilarly since he had ony one of th* 21 body itylet ovoilobl* todoyl tho maMrials and appointment* tn the loeely Interior* Evan the Cleoibac • i Bailey If n 0 a 0 In-ell subjected to vim r eiilicl.nl roar window Hill Hand* alona for grace, beauty, and estepikwal Tumek 3b 3 0 0 n •• Ntw roexrt mwroti . for *up|H,iling S n in e d rr this Lake p 3 ii 1 1 r season a* in the p„*t— ter a Total* 27 i n 27 i i Davl» Cuii single* betth. GiUmwville ink) ikm) non n Man refuiml to admit that Pat­ mu IMM» tlx l ty wns til- econii singles choice Sn rifatd KF ii, ii hart, Cooper. Kill fur Ihe Cup si|u«d l,u* he did not lw*y- SB— llafenecker, lailie, l « deny i Inf. h.- liked ths Internavy. SB— l l n f -nickel, Chaddr,i'"ii tlooalUt hehimt K th ru tlrt. Fr.int 8-— Hailey, Cimper. DP- Puelkei hi* Indirect n*wrr*. Man al< i to Chaaderton to la vy. l^-ft indie il>-1 that Talbert and (lardCainravUle 2. Sanfurd H. till- off n r Mullor, Coral Gable*, Fla., Uiquhsrt 3. SO hy Uruuhari. C veteian, were hi* favont** a* — Anderson and Ileeily. T 1:14. •hitihle* iiormnA-*, and gave the linpreaiiun that Tom llruwn of I'A L A T K A -D K I.A M ) I’A I.A I K A , Aug. 14 — W - me Palalka Asalea* »tagml a avvi-nlh * * 1* « , it *» tvF* a»•*••i*.p ***<*# * • # n(»on to prt>re fivi m n « o»i hil* and take n 7-0 victory from (tie Deljind Iteil Mata. Three Palatkn hurlera alluwnl fh-land hut three hit*. Manager Bolt llucker lead thu locale with the etlck t..gplng thire l,ingIra In fuur trip* to the plate. HU *lngte in tho levenlh knocked In two rua* to tie the score, and Tom Tierney'* single *eored llurker for the winning U lly . Den Allen slide home_ Ir. the tilth to ecuie tile final lied llat rua. Sdirouder Looms Ah Sure Bet For Davis Cup Team 111 Cigar Offer Ever Made !?H 1 AiflVHVfiCE ( 9 l8 ui S Step in... step up in the worldi »«*t. Bin (le d for Tomrk In IMh. tone 010 010 0 20 — I ford 000 002 010— 3 — Logan, Kri'up, (lbeilln, log, Chadderton, lla f. maker 2. Singleton, Chadderton for* i. H i l l — \Vatercuttrr, Logan, Ikor, llafenecker, O I* e r ILI n (son 2 B — Foreyth. at)— Hmfker. WaUrrcettw, ia>td*rtrv. — Hafened.tr. H I - - iuOMf. t , ta w 1. f e l . UH 1 »M M 4*1 t »r|u mln Tl II hltrinfiJi IlfNirti 7* *1 2 (I* IH fl 7t I t r**ljfif! 44 S* tit f In 1fir# t i ll P IS H H AS 'ft-M I* *1 (> 41* IT T J X I l.p f i h u r i 4*4 III 17 71 n H (. A u (m i m I h » ttri 414 r*ninih)k U et Mp« nIi « I M irr^m Uft lnniltiK»» <»rUfitf*> ■ l ^ p i N u r i d a t t o n a Th a i n t b D A Y T O N A B E A C H , Aug. 1 4 Walley Gaddi* hung 'JP lK 1 17th victory last night with a eaven hit, 16-2 verdkt ovar Ht. Auguitlne. . . . . The Islander's aaploded for ID hit* In winning th# one-eldad con- ___ S Sherrylane Tries For Her 5th Win At Track Tonight * O R I.A N 1)0*1.EftSBUKG I.KKHUITIHi. A m*. M - O W — The O il min Hcm-t.-is w in n ilo w on. in ten innin*i rear thu l.eeibmi, Parker*, H to 7, hern yeiferday afirrmsm. Th# Senator* lumped to • flee run lead In the firat Innln* when Ulrande singled and waa forced at second kjr Porter, llarmea got an infield hit. an Oarone walked to load the baaea. Kem tea walked to force In the fln t run, then Krmer doubled down the rigid field line acorln* Barm** and Oarone. Cohen atruck out, but fltroeeker •In(led to right arirlnr K/.eatrs /.nil I .rater. 10— R A C E S — I k NIGHTLY EXCEPT SUNDAY C h r y ilo r D W W nf Advw nt (• • I f H l r l v a It Chryiloi Comfort Advwnfofwet Ur*V Mm V U x , , . wMfi H.raw MM , kte««*>iW at savswl ipeeds. Cm m i i t Held gitve . . . MWaeO* #**» *Mt thgrg’* M f-ln C h t y i lt r S a fo fy A d va n ta g e * ! MMdAMM V*ev. . . . ebihtcalt, ***ri heeled i)W e i well • H t h . w # y th r • 4AinriMihi 11imi* .. II* Itouliful with Fluid Drivt II V -' - ---- �4 fcf . M O ND AY, A tJG . 14. 1950 r » I K N A N F f Y R O H K W 41 ■■w -**J - r? ___________ 1A- »*ss- COLORED ii m iv v o n n ki 0 1 1 1 1 1 4 C'hanffe Expected bt Aussie Davis Team news 1.01 ISE FOSTER RYK. N. Y .t Aug O Wetakepd Pt a iirii i: t i , i u s t i i u Tint* AtM ralinn !>avi* •'upper* While do-ng a lltt.r yuiii, Camp ©f Auieiican Wood- n r i 'ii i: n r t h i : *t i t i ; u n s n *tr In the rhallrugi- nuimi uphli.. Monday afternoon it u i.... m :iaa itrt* t:>T ;iri. While -i> m M u . lU n h ua u n w ait to mitl Mt*. Htita t tiu, ill vUlt her m trr, Ml.*. C. K. ................ riarlUa. *■■■•! a. I»va hut Ihrre might 1^- .t hig overhaul ■ n j Mi* I* »l il* 3. M c G in n .1 ■tYUmlaftmv K. C . -h o wet* ,i ,0 dcing « bit 0 1 Osopptac. Mr, Hili and Mr*. McGowan »ir ir.t >CU** gue*t* of Mr. •t.J M i. Wilbur Holliday, U'OC W Street. They plan to be in . lunthloc State for » u u t t. d. . jtYhile fctie they v.ui v .;t T e fe n b u rr. Ttr.ij:*. and O n . water. A trio bn* . J o r them to ri*it Can.;. W m *. f ^ to w a rd . Poy S .i i i Uamp , ; gnjoy thf peaceful fl..i ,f i-e jii. got (eland Lake 'i 1 ...j |j ’,Mollid*y *t.j fritr.J* J t l t tlifir »l*y i* U.iiei plcaviriv ir event. budge.* «t liriiv < , Mich. and pttfcapi ■ visit m tome part* of C»uioini*. Witt.** lot * w r y p .ftiiril 111(1 11 oiti ftirnei* for M i, Hankeiton Mi* Kvt Handy tt.» »:*u. of Mr*. ll»i.Lci*on al­ io uf Hid pin* A\ 1-lair 1* visiting tin rwueand in Washington. It t" iii* Hand) wii! tuoii I* reit-iiotia Font*. M|, l ama Mat- Pow*|| of Jack •- n .’iiii, *(i*nt a ft-w dav* at thr n*ii»ldt of h»i aunt Mr*. Ida L W!l*y, SOfl Salili.nl Avrnn,-, She |'iar,» to i*luii! duiliii* which llm* ,n « u n i lake h«i amit Un.k aill. htl F t ir ltd* klr hal'I'V to Ml*. \VII*y i* Impfovlnv M r». Mary L M j >* *Sift t\*,t nicely Sixtrvntc. S .itt: ..u t » i i , j and Mlghth | infotm )cu that !>*■ told e.r of in.- leSviy tht giiiiitr.g a* uf neat week Aug I* l •wa- bt log t k* •• T i *ll: ■ i . * n ! \|i • t-i It* i« will be nu new, apbrarino nle 3 t.: v .. fit,rn ycMir report*! until Sep* P'bti*. G*. Th r j . . . . . . n Mi i . H Will he off for a ftw deya* va cat It n, flop* to bring you pl< n two week* .'.lot , ; II,. |>h»T* vi*.tfj many n.tti ,trun t> of m a j oil that date, tie on •po:*. among tout* of than tu the watch. Your He port* i Joyment* v. t in* w e.;* on Im i IT I ; .i.» D iii« -lu Thcattl I Orlando M . > plan, *■• b*:na I matif fti •■n.t)n - nt «h lh HAMbOftt * MLDIIAIIOMS ’ h*t* p. •! * ••no in*> i.n » - 01 tej A»k y go Ml* .1 .. ileye *!«*)• •«** that p ic v .* :.-, ,i* m i l* for me ^welcoming of the UlUt newcomer*. *Dv .!. I.-1 i . rue it M iKUH'U BU B 5 M VfMUT M lld iri C i * '- P'tdtfV v.Ity i>» A HfcAtP O ' P f c * t cam* th* piouj mother cf a N y tW O U S F O L H A H tfc D * g Ibvrlv C 1 2 pound baby boy. U id r': '**m ti.* ram* cl til* am fir* * .1 mi-tiit 1 add u Wold of •• i' >vy R i .nto V . i .l^•-yv*r)•. is i.tfts ivteufiHt KW' VIITOMI ' i • • ..( tc tr im ii ■. • p .«» * i..r .pom* .. I’ - i I :in*oa r TlS Sant .1 d t ■•.i. - •- th hat a drai fri* j 1 :• M iBf**la Holloway yf X i Vul 'O ty whom «’i* introdur - to m» Mi* Holloway i* w liH y l.t.gwn fcrounJ Sanfotd ■« tb* format B**»lr Ail..-n*, WiU, i h » . Hoilj way i ‘‘B***i*“ a* l »v tjukkly l . ctln* fumiliar to *»>'. for thy I had n*vcr ***n cr m*t Mi* lid low ay it d that tn«tfad ol an Intiodurtoiy visit it wa* on« | of any old fii*r.d> hma with h*i on thi- vi*it l;*l lov*|y lull* tit yrar old -on Haetnald. Mi lit t ioway and littl* tin will a frw ja \ - in Sanford «* th* I ou»« urst of M i. and Mr*. Fir* din ton. A fttr a f<w day* hart •hr will join molhar In Jack fonvillt, ubai* from lh (i« th*> Will if Ian at lit* btatiliful Am ailtati Reach at FVrnandliia. wherr r***tvatiena hav* b-*n mad*. Mfifetr J 'rn jf i'i J*l \*.» ? T «» 1 -1 *h Ra*d Nil. If. H* mi rude ('ounf> IrUeefi W*klVl* lllvrr Alul a |io|nt aiifFnitmulr 1) J SI mllr* Kaat H orh It* <*>n*l«< «»f r*»ii•irurllnc a Hand Art'halt ih*»l m ill Th*« leiifth l* »i»|f n\Itti At el» 1 M tnllrc Job No III.ad* N.I. 0*111 am) H-fJj* hwrtdlod' 4*omit) . t**1«4e#n n rjn je OattAlS U l f atul Iluad k f I# in Han ford Work to «*on*lii of **Mitf rii't i in a ii Hand A*ii|inl( iMoi Mi.t >' I' av#|,,eof Tb r |r11at»Ii I■ anpr .i irnaf.l) l| d tulle* \ «*rll flfd ihnek In (he AtiifMinV uf H.ft'iA nn will hr r***iolr*d Ff*f eaclh f>r*»tn>Ml a (ertlfir*! cbr<k in tbe amount *1atrd atoirr ul# payable to thr Chairman «»f in# Htate flnaii hrpantTt*tit. nilli th* naraaaary H U i *• * ItoriiRirntari Hlatnpr ntlarh*'t fmiM at f.fni'flh' •arb bid Al) cmlfted rhe* k» *iiall t*# ref til led itltlttn *.«> d.o - of th. d#t# for rrcelvtna Idd* Carh**r« i lm k* will no* be a«'« #ptrd Ti * rbrt k* ilf the twi" |«»wr*t blddrr* will be ii»|Mw|letl a|| wnftr lo tie ilnite In art nedetti» nil tb# 9ian*. H|»«* IIVr«itt«oi*, and tfjpiNfial |*fi*fit Jo fin of tbr Hi Atr Hoi-I IifM rtiiru t. Hpri i.*l attrntiiHi t* coiled to flpri U l I'ror leloit* wlil(l. wilt b# fnrii|*b#d w itli r*ai ti pro oial PfatHwati will te furnl*tird |u [uallfird < onttailor*. i f t. Mi flh w 4*la 1*1 I hi* offitr ) nit T ill HI M OF II RAt ll ru n * nun be f*nr t ba«*d fra in thi* olfb r fur thr »urn uf i i fur ro ti vrt No pminiKaift will be iMued unlea* re*|tte*t* f**r them ar* itifh r«l by th;* off lie al |ra*t *i boura pn«*r tu the tunr fm *|.#n . a bid* Ail i Id* iiiu«t ihow tulai* foi etch it tin and tuial amount of bid Inter ltd on the *ovtf uf tbr pro pf«f), TLe rIsbt i>. f#*en.*4 to reject any uf all lid* In l)w.ir line-up hefioe tht-v face the l'nitc.1 State* in the main ev­ ent Aug. 2A-27 at Kun-»t Hill* N. Y. The rtk’-) eal - ‘1.1 John llroiii wich no longri i* phy»ically up lo playing two tingle* an.I thi double within thiee day*. That wu» proved without much i(ui*tion u the Au»»i»* fitii»hid oif the Swede* ;i lo J. ill tin- Inter* tone final which ended v. -terda) at thr W n lt h n t n t'ountiy Club. The iibiio w *riape rotivilKed nui*t of the aMvmhlcd t-Kpeil* I that Captain H a ir) llopman of the Down Under force* will lw wi*e to »ut.*tltiltr the 'JO v ear old "llal.y" of hi* leant, K.'ii McGre­ gor, for tlromw’irh in the ehulfenge round *itiglr*. Uruniwirh wa* *o tiled that hi* ftrtt eervtcr w a -et-up foi I.ennaM Hrrt-elin, the Swi..ll*h are, in the rlo*ing *t«ge* of their match yetteiday. Hergelin l.rok, down the veteran'* delivery four •tiaight time, r* he urn out the victory by »ruie» of it-il, r.-'d, I -ti, 7-1*. rt-.l. . g i f lU tC a C i | Ic-t J . U n t i e d rollhull wknu 111 ild tilt quicMr in j Ol / 1 mir isa Hilt- *1'!. n .’4 h*#l 4 1 0 S t a f f 'd V Y-DRY mpeass/m 1— r # t f a m illa Use !■••***•■ S tlaora l > get i i « a Meat* « a gee fifth __________ 3 « Iliac* P get Uae l u o l l . l *c I f f H i . fee l i u b f O M M I 'l i * m a rt* to (h e Ho* tie a h le t u f t fee H a c k (acre >**• PH O N E 148 g u i aaa w ill k* aeeegl*d e v e r Ihe **ttgkeee ea m *m • raata aa rh a f a t I I f e a r H a l la H aled la the crlegba ke ka*k. Ift n i n e fa f 11-1* n . t o cuacvda • IlH .b e p a ie r ila r f i f emgeelaft le H I gf>M*>l>- U .J o c*a la c n i n th* he* g a ' •• H id i leoe,, all w W *a k al * ftds i* * fa* n M ha . aar .M te* *a Ih r d a l hafoe* •ak a h lle a lla a . f ln o a a l llf ■ « I M * « ( I It u* a rre t aeettaa la | * u W a *** ael kc i**g oa aibld . •** la e a rre e f l O H f - 5.T THE SANFORD HERALD r OK KEN T — ,hi u i i i e a p a ttm c n l fur r m i. —l K R L A K A a i -a T M E N T S , I n m sad Stoief. lift W. P in t fit net. Phone 490-W. ___________ M O D ER N 4 Room apartment, furniehftd or unfurnUiied. lOO Path Avenue. ____ _____ F U R N IS H E D Al IS H » K R E N T 1 b-Roomi with prlvat* bath and Electric kitchen. 1 S-It borne «Mh pilvata bath and Eleciric kitchev U.9 W 4th Slrret or Ni«k P kr. tflcia 410 Sanford A w . futniined or paitjy fur- Navy - T " flhlrt* apt. Adults, 2300 Mellon Tarpaulins, _ Bite* v y f TiU T« f d t iif e T o T r a n iT Inquire fo r Sul* — 5 ? »o * « ,o* 0 ' , ^ °l , ,1>cv puts s im ia FORD DEALERS KNOW FORDS BEST STRICKLAND- MORRISON, P I K i N i : HDD .'Ills »:. FIK S T ST. O Z A IIK A ven m INC. ID IK I-: It.'iv e. nt lei 12— S u re in l .■ver* *'•«* — 11* |(gi liu 'cn . SHOP 0 A C A R T Befnee frnan M u l l * eave money. Injtant l^ftn Han’t., Room SIT. IU00.00 iW •* A Ai ' * ntAM WA-SV r ’W ......... lC _FJput Ave. Phone a il-M . tt M l * i . * d U | ia le e u f * t U all t t u l i J c i i k l l i t N la T h e lu h f d H era ld i c it— • »c. —l KENT I*hi (C« T 0. SIN G ER M A C H IN E S , lew and N E W Fl.U O K S turlaced v<> i» i U»ed. Terms, ilill E. let. St. Ph faction. Old floor* mado lik* 1624. ___ _________ new. Flnlthlng, cleaning A »** I ACKER FARM land, Oct. I to Ing. Portable power plant, ft _JuJy I. Phone M l J ur IH I-M . Concrete *ewer pipe, girate liapc, year* MlkarietK* In Saminol* adptir lankd, etepping atone*, T I IR F I HKDROOM home' two f*f » g 4ee *Ot f l A* ft IM*k t . heelihihfd Ate VUMMWId, ucinrica, 1 rawer |n iu , uiuvae, tell ertrcl porrhf*. Chryilal lack* Mary. window allla, lintel* and conNice for children. Fiuit tree* tr tret* floor*. Free eillruatui. Drag line, biilhkikar. Hump frock yard. Available Sept I. Call M IR A C LE C O N C R E T E PIPE T o Intieb, fill dlff, .hell nnd flay i U -M . A I,. R h l o n e i ______ Mtk Elm A v - Ph*.«- ia*6 k » ka*4 *r l*k rVoitael It R <UA. It A U f * A I ‘ a n « m i ••« * i •*« %*»*% c i bated ami ai-oociaiet, lot* r. Holly. Phone K frigeralur, inneifpifng mat- R A T in iJ U . 303 flaw York Ara., Dalmnd. Ph IfM hl, ItcM and bul water. Apply 4i>6 4M or 24%-W P aim ft(o A ve_________>>_ _ _ _ _ W a p s i i o p -3 * d o r X u T ® : Wa Itciy, Kell or Trad* mutt O R L A N D O Morning Hentiml. r»i ^ w a n te TP R ) h k n tZ I anything. Phono I9S-J. Undo Evening Star. Call iDI|J W*v II6S-J. W A N T E D , nice Ihire I c-clloom 'allI' DELTA Power aaw, ft Inch hladcy alto dado s et, tint). It itI. R E P A I R M o D E R N l/ i huute, cioie In. B»« HR Sanford home Only ID", ilovtn now t-hit*, 'all alar*, cheap. Alto feedHeiald. i|uirnl. H I A Plan. In*lall iiu nl eit and hutchei. Call IS4'J-J. l.e.an Drp't., Ruum .'117. P* i v -Itciil K t l i l r F it .’••I*— 3 Z IN N IA P L A N T S , 4»i,ly lo 266, Saufurd Atlantic National now. A. I i . Koaaetlir, F'luiiti. Bftftk Member FD fC . “ LAKE a.R R EY Phone 3I3*W, Celery Ave Larcc P i-itt l.otf with n »iV E N E T IA N B U N D S made to n r.R Y El, R E F R IG E R A T O R , G fl ural hand beach AI»o ft acre order. Smilnole* Venetian III.ad good condition f(M). 1004 Elm Ira rk i of good land, lake pritriCo. fi'JU W. 3rd HI. M i'H' lege*. A .A. Jana, owner Ilf tt-W , larney. Shore of 1 ake Ifi l- A K T I C U S f t W AH TKU—fi D A Y A N li N IG H T G rill one 1 1 Geneva, Fla. hour* n day. Serving good t T i« jr r f f la x a f t A e r s ^ P R IC E D T O SELL Five loom w furnitw*. huluelll ,.dr 111 . klul . idd I ; WUton-Moier Ftir*'frame hungalow Just outrlAo of L A W N M O W E K S sha.|.rn.el hi clly iimile on ft Sanford Avd eytloi repaierd, lurk atel i« T Price 12780 00, r— Pols-I.tYMlcHk-KupuIlM veur * 1‘reillipt ir r v .-r . II. W. R O B E R T A. W IU .IA M S . Reallac Shuman 3|ti E 4th SI. Raymond E. I.aadqaltl. Aaaoelale PU P P Y S H O W and Sale. Tint— t. M O tlK K E E P IN t; ami ( W e 733 A 1 lent ir Meek IU d W > r » tMPvt lb « f t . 27M M raiMMfm, E X P E R T taa a*m et fur nny email i <• ». Dirwrtlok- narked N E .V V REDR OO V.* l i n n M neva. f.eitv rata* urtd guaran^ed H .u v cone traction. Priced (ft i Ift* Wink by le> at p u d 'l l 400.'H). Te m m . Phnng | H t J . R. A . W ILLIA M S . lUaltftr TR A C TO R W ORK, harrowing, I) mood B. I.aad*iui*i. Afftwiair diming, leveling. A n y *l»r job 713 Atlantic ’ (a ll 117-U . P IA N O S lunr.l aiiud i palrr.l I all F o r SftlB — 5 ArltrlM W ObK W A N TED — S J j f l f f Wqelr, U77-J «►* i * 5 . ^ a a •*«*-T U X E D O FE E D S : Coiaplat* line ItanU* fin e d * Feed S’ ore____ Carpentry, Repairing. Srreening. 14— l - O S l A / O I l N II — H Painting. Call ILS9-J afU r 5 *E S ilF -l-M A N S Red Koai Feed Touchtnn A Walton, 1301 Celary L O S T : Camara on Dork at Lake Ave Pkm y I I 44-1________ aT C T yW of Bulidoier WorkWrOm-daV P. i- m - 3I'*i W Wa bnG> to** wi.«n you don't briar Bate*—Free E*tlyertir preN-rlptiur.t to L A N K Y 8. atar 4 O r n y. A im iM U H lL K S Kong m i .d ia g e HEItALD Want Adf FOH - afhCl°BV ( I) i* Use _cMHtO f0|4 I.- ★ ★ ★ ★ + N IC K S PACKAGE STORE !|‘ N i f t i w i 111 ten tc Y o u i .m Pi n u t ul cpiick, d tp i iid.ildc, rto n o m ic u l verv in l u i t I h c j u v c u u r I u itl-ira iu c d M cclionli v live I j c IciIV .ippruv cd M ethods, ceil i Veilll fijece I,el lu f d Le(Uipi11Cllt fttul U>t C itn uilic I O ld Pons. W HISKEY. WINE RUM - GIN >l , icii f.'.t Ma trut Raymond M. Pali. Realtor, with Office* in the Florida State Rail. Building, ha* Mvetal chole* lot* for lit Mid­ way Subdivision. Phone 9lid for full nartirulai*. iNuvv ih.it vuinnu i \ litre t iu k t -ic ii.i.n tu n i I n n ! iv m tij iiip cciniliiiuii fur ilic pliiiMiui iiu v t l n u .i.ill* oht.id. SPKKD1 S llo lt I s l OP W E S T F R A N K F O R T , 111., Aug 14 ■l.P)— Rob M niph), 19, \Ve»t Frankfort •Imililop in the \|i*» laaippi Ohio Vatic v 11 l eague, Wa* cudeied lo Hie cull, when Id* fool gut loo heavy on Ihr acreletalui. "A re n ’t yuu tlir fellow who made five riio i* in one game?" detnandrd Police i liief Guy Hakei Murphy, A St lout* boy, hung hi* head, lie : epllrd. “ No all, I ’m the fellow vrhu STATIC Rt»Al» li^fARTMITNT ntade three errotf." or n o m p A The chief let him go. bul team­ M/twl A N^Kethm ed: Chairman 9am P Turnbull "Th e first uffrnte, either In diste lllnhway f.nyinerr traffic » i at thoit. will co»t you.” HU N. PAKK AVK. I'HONK 1 2 ! big Pint A u r. 0 »h* will th* Su- W h e n it tu n ic a tu Feud Service, m u lirvt dntv iv tu keep to u r Furcl iiv line .1 it w .iv ilc vi^n i cl .mil huill tu l>t'. A n d vvcTc p ru u d i u he .ildc to give to n wh.it * l>cvi lor vuur i o r j . III IM F HOD IKS T R O Y , N V . Aug. I I — l A I No lteli»*elri I'cdytc-chnic ln«lltute lacroau- tram ha* ever l-eeit heaten at home in the *i* yrar* that Ned liarkne. • hn coached the team. Duiing that -pan. En­ gineer (tick team* hav*-, won 67 game* on all field*, |o*l nine and lied two foi a t-rlerlitagi of ssl, WDU! II 5 Ml*. Grace Hankrtnon. Avenue left the city. for Denver, Col whei* -attend the meeting uf i u * a rn i i t mi a piutiiHaa* Sealed hid* will t , received al thi* efll.-e rrem Qnlirip.1 iVnlrac* Inr* until IdiJn ,a VI I K K T I on the iih dar ol Keotenther ia-.ll. for (he conMrurlion ol the follow me pro Itrfi HIM* I'm iM J».t* \*> Hi Ail S*u U l iNnl if) tithtren Oranir* univ l.ln* aft,I ftnlfll Snm 1^ flfiit €AA lVi>r* !•» rontlH tiHi9|ru>>tinR n Illfufttlt«"in lllnrrjit Hr<»I I'oai Tt* l«n*fh Is «t»pr»tlthtte|>- • u i Mt<!r» Job .Vo ::*»:• ito»it x « u f H#miIK*rIf I %*Iio|f tv#Ittftn tvIt-Alla VAm II find €<*• in«t It*.*d NV <M It* ilffrifiv %Vofl* ft* r *-in■|•t *»f rnn* #1ro t In* a IliiutndiioiiP Htirfar** It*ir#*»mrru Th* Ufifflh i* «i* iirotirnatrlt •’>z: r»iM#« \ **rll Mr*l dietli Ui thr I*m*Mini of Alii Urn r«H|Ulrr*l PAGE FIV K II) F rn n S trik e f 1 OOk/T VJkMT '400 T o V |lV M WM »Pj CirflC tU G O e f . l ( i l l hi ‘ cnO CH hlVjfm Gtf &t VC C i ' - T ^ i-r. ' M *•»V I B MM te*f. A lO fO P I rv-rri.fi rerjeru t, egvrmt/ta. t e t i r v t i M TO I e NO HIM T|1C CASH TO l IT O f T r lies, a i u a r - oi h i It t *vi J\ f R{ go* i l 1 'TAXrCfttX3AliCev TO 400 OUT 0* wv t-tr-f t f t ,*4 M -, p o c e r MP6 Pf 40140 I �n ?F nANFonn nrpA t.n. HANrnmi Florida PAGE SIX I a ‘K h I {Notice l « e.e*ileseee4 IX i in mi rtti J l iMir, ' I '1 I M I I I oi* • i.n u iii% • Press.. a*««o O »o | •m •nt Ink. in California. The InM il m i i i m r in California was the first rilK*' land reached a peak in that w m : t m i i .a t a t i »»r state in March, 10(7. B A I. A I .• 14 Ml f j o u A N . IV riM fd The llcpartnient said continued IN l* M l»M A Ti: •G AM. w h o m I I M U •ppm 191% strengthened prices for giasmg .V n tlir l« h rrtrl.v r l w n t » . « f |f |* land In the mountain •tales. M tO i'W s i III**! M s fir* si Pn|Mtfl » I'rite Ineica-cs weir not the A d m ln l-t i 4t i-r *•f th* r«* 4 tr «tf «» • rule for all slate*, however, tinF. Ifawrahle weathel ni flop condi­ h a « H I M III fit tion. reu*cd price weaknesses In chafff* pn.l it. •» r . \srt|| • f .l* ». I h r II I mc.v j ||o‘ ea t and *<iuth JtMffl . . f situfio l ........... .. •entral tales demand fer farm Klfsrlftn h n.s Kits .1 r -.f « >.»#. N f A I p !>!••* fssr ItI it Mftt land this -firing was cheeked • Piif f«»f fin a l rtiFs ItAPp.* no Adm lttM somewhat by a short cotton rtnp Ira to r of i|.* • - i - t . f tUr * in- l» la«t year. I try weather has af­ M lIIo R d l), rlrrea . l in *Pi |sa ||tl fected rrnti and |ia.tiire rondl* d l f Ilf Allfliat A I* t*.« II I* l||«|i»\\ AN AilmiPilRlr A ln f «*f Ih r ra ta l* tif Hara ItH li I I « (Io w a n . i t n r i r e i l R T A I.IN C H E E R E D NOTICE F R A IillK , ( irrtHiniivakla, Aug. I will mil be rr.tinm.lMr for It — (/ ^ A crowd of delegates to mv debt* contracted by anyon the Second World Student Con* itbrr than myself. Kira* stood up and chreicd for C. II. Stafford Soviet I’rtme Minister Stalin t o ­ adr. day, but fc.mr delegations remain* «*l seated and silent. The to-day convention of th« credit hai been a factor limiting International Union of Studenta was well under way with speeches tales. Generally in prais. of peace and Increases In land values by state critical of the United States when lietween March and July Include: the demonstration came. For people who arc troubled |,y Maine. New H nm p.hiu. and lard-nf-hrarlng this may In- «hc Connecticut, 1 per cent; Massa­ means for starting a new, full chusetts 3; New York, Ohio, In­ life— with all the enjoyment of diana and Michigan 2; Illinois, •ermons, music, friendly com­ Nebraska, Wisconsin, Arkansas, panionship and business sucress. Ijiuitlana, Idaho, Kansas ami Colo it is a faM-inntin? brochure, railed rado one: Minnesota, Iowa, South "So You Can Hear” and i* row Dakota, I)elawar«, Maryland, and ..vallahlr without charge. Deafen, Oklahoma 3; Missouri, West Virnt persona acclaim it ns a prac* lnla. Tennessee, Texas, Montana, lirai guide with advice ami en­ regon and California 2; Florida couragement of great value, a 7; Alabama 4; and Wyoming 6. start on the road to happiness. Decrease* included: If you would like a free ropy, Vermont, Khode Island, Ninth simply -rod your name and adDakto, South Carolina, (irorgia, d r r « « on a postcard today and Mississippi, New Me vico, Arisonc : V for "Ho You Can llear” Ifrt* • A •»f*•So i f » i » ^ Write to Itel'.one, Dept. iUr'.ll, and Nevada one pei rent; N r* M*e«n « OtMmrM «r> e*i«rtmg II.V) W. I!*th Nt.. Chicago H. III. Jersey, North Carolina, and Mat; Itf h »<( y e* i r m i « K gfinf. fOWIROO lllFt. M mhiF *r H Al a'l iliNHiMi Tht A ls o show this important news 2; and Washington 3. to a friend or relative who may No change was reported in V ir­ rrM It i r u lt -f f M It |frtl Ifjf Ml I., hard-of-hearing. — adv. ginia. F L O R ID A HO R SES S IIIN E M IA M I, Aug. M - o f ) - Flo. rldA-hred horses won a total of |I2*J37 In purses the first five months of the veer, with R2 firsts, 42 seconds and 43 thirds at ms. ,r ?c ,,,s •V|U»llce compile) at lialeab reveal. { FREE OFFER for Deafened Persons MONDAY. AUG. 14. ItSB Home Ownership — Deserves The Best Financing S The Department said the volume of farm sales l« down for the . . intr\ a- n whole. High asking I.r > for land were -aid to l*e I major fartor in resluced *«'•» Hut rr.rn t Improvemenle in farm pi'*■Ills I pi O . M l ) It ' I I* •« risn-sd volume of ales, the De­ partment mill. Fairly large sen age planting allotment for wheat and the possi­ bility of larger nintkrt nutlet* lor f ,.l Ml p lo d n ' 1 " First Federal Savings & Loan Association (l| Seminole Counly 20i» Magnolia A ir, M of t|,e Korean situation would tend to -tlinid.ile lend purchases, || rnntlnued. Nome tightening in credit tor pureha » "t forme we .ippatent during Ihi flist half id lltM*. the Department -aid. Il added there is lillli Indlralloti that a lark of for RIDING its LEVEL BEST! M ir John W ( .'m y , tin U i so line St . New (Irli es, I > si that III. I.i'slt un Wonderful ahe didn't diram the woil.l was ■It. li a (In. plat ) to live in. Nil thlnl things loot, different like she had j.i-l tnken off dark gla rs fur the first tune and saw tilings a- thee really She waa suffering fruit iteflclenel. of Vitamin- III, It.'. Iron and Kin rln. which IIA D A C O I. supplir in grnrrpiis uu inlilu • Here I* Vti (ir.iiy's statement *T l.ad lawn su k fw oinctlnie It a ffn t >d my stomach io iguch that I a lin.hl. I., rat I s-g ■liarIV. and lull »f lino I win linaUe to hold the fmal "it my •tomach Then I In md s I» hii IIA D A C O I.. After the fir-t few lirrttl.'S I mold ts II a definite im ­ provement Now my 'torniah doesn't trouble me at all; I eat an.-thing I want to and the most glornni- thiii). o that my move, tre J'n I M- noim.il as an l«\ IIA DA c o l, I* wonder fill it must he; II ilhl so mu.h for me Thank- again to IIA D A C O Is ” IIA D A I (II. lias then a llles.ing In thnp and. of folk- whose sys­ tem- w ri" ilefn lent In Vitamin* III. I t ’, Niaein and Iron IIA D A C O L ran loin y».|. loo, If ynu will Just give IIA D A C O I. a chance if \«,.i n if f e i f.om stom­ ach duties*, nervousne-s, in*omnta. ennallpatlou. arhe* and pains of unit it h , Ml .. general lulldown eondllmn cao-.ed by SUrll tlefirlenrlen, lei IIA D A 'T tl. h.djt ............ It h it helped r.tiler* uil over Iho emmtry. Even bundle.la of rliMtnrs are now isu-mnm'-mling IIA D M 'O l. Io rhrir p.alletils suf­ fering from such deflrirnrii-s (live rrmarkalde IIA D A C O I. a chance to la-nefit you Itcmrmtn-r, r ai h live n o th MIR to |.e, 11 \ f t r n i . will i take V"<i feel great after the first few leillle or p a ir money will ha refunded only f l 2ft for Trn il Size; l arge f am­ ily or llospilal Nise, |3 (Jl r rasa, rts l.llln a . Ia,|n.«allaa C M K C K Ii A l t A tJ U S Ilt BY OVR S P K IA IV tTS • lONCilU IIM IIII 'lU c K / i t a c t o n ( y (*•! n Biand N e w - N o t Rebuilt S HOC K A B S O R B E R S t f f a n r .’ t STRICKLAND MORRISON, INC th«n today'a Kuril Mtalel K-l! — A«1r Kortl 'IVuck tnmm any iherr’i* no olltrr pickup that gata more work done for leaa money ajirnl on Rim. oil nnd repnirn. Yre, Ford Tnicktt .irr oiiRitroorod In r|o irvrro per dollar. You can see il in Utn Wc niRged il! al»rl body wltlclt nwwiree over 4 ft. wide. You can fed Come in loday irml In na nlinw you wltv more truck ttarm are awitchinc to I . . . the truck Hurl mmln lean . . . (he truck that larta longer! Over 175 modela In rhooe* from. And, ttaing latent reRuDation date on 6,502,000 truck*. j . 'f U A M life inaurance oipcrta prove Ford M _V > /?r * Truck* laat longer. DeBpfrEeze REFRIGERATORS i i y r n ir nm- t tf n g m iU t r , is# m,ir r*frt|*ralnr with • »»<.«is# lr»>pfr#sM f lssa r Osaesrliwsl Tiwwear's dearyn Is ynar* Indsvl CHICK ITI M A II'III WITH AMV S '/' O TH fll M SOII YOU *UTI H m U l IT IN OUt ttORtl -tfi W* s . i i l i A** rss lbs St*. /— - - m j Uiw k f a ir*i|asia <>w>isa . / _ Sanford FUKNirURE h i.J N _ I .L U __ then we’ve been for 29 ye• iiM Thrifty 95-h.p. 6-cyllndor cnplnef V-0 nvnilahle of «ligM extra cetf ■A Gr»i-»ovlno Loadomallc innilion -k llphlwelqM alumlnutn eltov -(•sssh* -A- r.vro-Grip toll pedal clufch ^ ln«y*ihiftlna lvn«br#.SH**w tronimUtion k Mokky hypoid roor tialn ~k Airplnno-lype theck abtorbera, front and rear ^ 4A cu. ft. oll-ilovl body A 'Million Dollor" Cob wttb Air Wins ventilator* and level Action luipeniion ★ Bonu» Bulb conitructton which moani big reierve* of itrongth and pawar. �r In triilty Th#r* In Strength— To P i«<rtl Ih* P t« r» of the W «M | To Promote Ih* Profit** of America. To P i d x i P iM p n llf (or Sanford. I & h t ^ a t t f o r f r f e r a U * i%* INDEPENDENT f % f n r n p v n w v * p DAILY n i i v v vNEWSPAPER rn ^ iu n p t? AN VOLUME XXXXI En tnbH nhed I M A U.S. Senator Urges All-Out 4 Mobilization WASHINGTON. Aug. 15 </!•> Palermo To Give •SelflJp In Numbers Racket . Guo Battle »i P H IL A D E L P H IA , A m . | » _ ».tn Prank t mink* t Palermo, manager ef lightwreighl di*maIm* Ike Willi .m ., wa, held |n IS.IHVt hall rod*r for further hearing ne*i To. .da* on »fc*r*»* grnwing oirt of a Sonlh Philadel­ phia gun fight. P H IL A D E L P H IA , Aug. IS i.t'i t rank I Itlinky 1 Palermo, man* gei of lightweight champion Ik ttllllama la egpeeted % aurrendet to |e.|lce i.etay |„ eonnretion with a aouth Philadelphia gun Attorney* for Palermo and I Z o t t !" n*mon' «• , «*» »*h" - 1 V**terday holh men would tw aurt*nd«rt<l to police, prohahlv In time for ar• rAtgnment al ihe morning aesalnu nf central utatlon pollee court. A third man wanted h r poliee In connection with the gun battle Jmepb Coffey. 4fi. <4 Philadelphia! waa rrlu tn c l to Philadelphia lag* night after waiving eitradltlon at Margate. N J. Mr waa arrealed In the New Jersey rity earlier. ..'" f lf c t o r Richard Doyle ha’ identified Coffey a* a Matrnmr • tin m a n " fur one of Phlladela number* hahka. * *. *?, ,hp *■ "perateil hy I alernm and Singleton and nrdereil their aerr-at, .Jong with that " n 'hargea of violation nf the firearm* get. rerkjgaa me of Dregrms, atrneioiu assault and hattery with intent to kill and -ompiracy. Lemuel R Rchofiald. atlrm ey for Kinrlemn and Coffey, he and Morton Wilkin. Palermo1! at­ torney, bad "advised theaa men. * 'h t»u g h iher f r l'p la to rrte.n- ilar." 'Vitkin added: "M p g f n n .. it • boxing iromoter aid mat agar. lie ia not a number* rack*tear. H* rwnlea all such charges lrvat|e,| ir a s ilts f l n# Pas* T a i l R R I T I I N p it;M TS P L A N 8 T R A 8 ROt'RfJ, Pranr*. Aug. IK — OPt— Britain fought a Ion* and losing battle hefor* Europe's un­ official parliament her# todiy ^ against the S- hum«n Plan to pool W Western Europe's steel and coal output. British Laborttea ami C'moarvatlvta both had 'oun’gr-i strietlng the pool'* i hority and safegi soT*r*tgnti*a. But I hood from political teadbtt t i 14 1■atlowa Corn W EA TH ER * N O . 251 Red T roops With T anks Burst Through Naktong River Line; Negroes Storm Little Cassino Myers Carries Fight To President; GOP Demands Statem ent By W hite House — Senator Myers of Pennsylvania, f t t t i 'l r n l IVmtK ralir Irid rr in the Stnalr tarried hi* fight for imntrdi.nr "all hut mnhitiiatiou" to Picsidcnl ftumtn torlay. Myrr* told White Hou>r rrjtorl* rr» after a rail on Prrtidrnt T ru ­ man that hr urged "rom plttr tttohiration" of our indmlnal economy I in view of (hr Korran war and thiral* to oilier area*. A ’^ r ,*nie time tome Senalr Krpuhlu ant railed on the Admin­ istration to *ay whether the coun­ try it headed for all-out war pre­ paration* Chairman Milhkin of Colorado •aid a ron lrrrn rr of all Senate Republic an* rli'ru 'tn ) what hr call­ ed a lack nl information about the country'* |tolir»e*. Milhkin 'old rrportrr* hr and •ether mrmltrr* of the confrrrnrr found it difficult to decide what they ought to do about pending production ton'rol, lag and appro­ priation* lull* "until we have more information on ihr over-all |>ohciei of the administration." H r aaitl hr thinks Prr»ictrnt T r u ­ man ought to make it dear t>. Congrro* whither the country I* preparin' only to fight Ihe Korean •w ar. whrlhri it ia being reared to an “inlrrmeiHaie" prepared nea*. or Whether it ia helm* readied to fight an all-oul war Plana to speed congressional approval of family tqnwnrt al­ lowance. for m m railed In in mill 1#ry aerrice alrurk a snag In ihr Senate today. Three different proposal* w#r” preaented t» the Senate Armed Servteax rommlttee along with teitiim-ny that w i r y and rhiM .t n ' • « * wane N arm narfriiarlyAienaJS trarive*. recently rolled into sarVice already are In flnanrlal dif­ ficult ie*. Chairman Tydlnga (D -M d l. who had promised to have a HU ceadv for th, Senate within a week, aak ed Ida committee and o fficia l to " » " • * • < »• r* t* Mat A iw tc ln lc d I’ rriw Letned W ire SANFORD, FLORIDA. Tl t^DAY. AUG. 15. !!>58 TH E Pair through Wednesday ex­ cept for local allcrnoon thunder­ showers in widely scattered place*. ronlinurH rathrr warm, lirn llr to n rtu io n illj m w lrrtt) mi'oilj noithraxl wind* through "rd n n d ry . ^ A lU IN tO -Q U ? RUSSIAN lU Ilt INVADIR TANK lira amid*! the rubble of an aloioal lev eled Smith Koeean town after being blasted by U.S. Air force ptanea. (LCS. Defcwr# Department Photo (corn |<a4*maiion*l) Misdirected M n r t a r Fire Forces M c n Back From Hard* W<t n Mountaintop American Public Got A Bargain In Britf. General G eo rg e Barth •IV S T A N I .m AW IN TO N V U III 24th INI- \ M R 5 R H .I M IN I W I M 01 H U I A N . Aug •** <d’i Nr«ii> infantrymen Iilrntl* i Imihrd a pie* ipitoil* mminUir in Hip (If4tl nl niglil. Htp|^(l t»elt«n«i Nnftli KnifAil pro! linn* ind Hllliniil a •ingle 1 atually . . . , , . 1 ... -• ally Inal*y • iplturd little l a . inn. It wa* high ground for which *4llfft nl Nemo soldiers have ! ftnigM bloodily rfui.ng Ihe pail Hirer iln| % it. llilS \\ H it | til \|l I for II *1 Ito* lei II.. III D 1VIM O Y Korea Id '' win mi r Rn, , | .,,B„ „ fin, l.-n . <1 George It. Hailh .1 I , .*10*01 I aln.ot the » e ....l liter . l<* a i|ouelibnv i dial r fM.m | ^ K n rn . Off ii tally. lU tth i aift't'.trol - *li *r* . Mlth |l*ik* r**mlM* c Bp«’f-|»*»|s c s .*.*»!It W hfll *«ll rrf (RfsftfM.il.. artillery in ihr l faulty Division Wtinlly k. pai fir nl *i ly in IV a yltift »!*•»! <n . 1 i, . « , i irr apt I d ii r* fhr frrm *"1it a nevei la satisfied with |il*l Imik. hat.'* Rut lhf*rr*s n«»fh|ti|* I l f nfler the artHh iv H. iloa* ihiUl th«* *»fli* I » '»!» ihr tirtnn I poking around «•■* f- .oi ind m| f#iM*rn«* llsifth Batfh Ia fl durltj*, varl! I»m» t ( t. *C 1 |l*4t Ilian kirhfi nutif*> hi* t f* uill. lU rlh V main j*»l llir urtillrry It m i- I Inti in Hit I#" -I nit I It ut Hu *11 aih **f *•at Ihr e.tiJl'11 ( m a lifavy hiifilrif Mr hi clvr Ihr maximum m tin k nf a Nntrr Itatfir tarklr •«%>t t» (hi* f»*#ii Atiiiliirf* Mi' -h-s * fl it t|n* NtliMiC fr.»t Hf» nf « K tnwiiw But 'hr a Itn *#*(» i* ..i tinflf H i ii'it, ‘ ii ntrt tt |i|U* mil ii ttll'i all a |- i ' * l l r f r i a h u rl •* i • sh.^ wll •14*1” (tg itlB iin l On t*R|» *|« I “ •»»* *" | l l *n llir rnnliiftinfi nluch *«» «'l Irn mark* lltt* gum Aiian uar br« White House Says!Hurricane S ta lls Advanced R 0 T C O’DwyerToGoTo Winds Of 100 MPH S tu d e n ts To Be Deferred By Army Mexico As Envoy M ayoralty E l e c t i o n Will Be Held In New York This Fall W A S H IN G TO N . Aug. 15 Ihe While Hou*r announced to­ day lhat I’m idenl Tinm an will nominate Mayoi William O 'D w yrr rf New York City at amhaatador lo Mexico. Pretidential Secretary Cfiarfri G. Row I old reporlera llir nomination will be tent to the Senate about i* ;r^would. re*nn as mayor nt Hew T o r i about that time, The rexignatmi will mean a mayorahty election campaign in New York thii fall. Ro»i made ihe announceinent while O 'D w yrr wrai al ihe. While Home conferring wi|h the Pre»i•lenl. He laid O ’Dwyer hail agreed at the conference lo take die appoint­ ment. In Mexico. O ’ltwyer would auereed Amhatiador Waller Th u ralon, 5d, a eareer dlptom»t. Rota said Thuratnn would giv.-n another top-level tllplornetle u-»lgnment, hut did not i<idlenle what that aatlgnmenr might lie. O ’ Dwyer h lm m lf refused to *ay anything to reporter* when he left hla eonf»rencr with the Prealdent. Reporter* asked O 'D w yrr when he wa* going In Mexiro City. "N o statement," he replied. In reanonae to other quesltnn*, he aah] he planned to fly l.aek to New York at 4 P. M. O ’Uwyer. 80, has Iren mayor ll'a a ila tH e «* . t a i l M IA M I. Aug. |5_r41— The Atlantic hurricane rnnlalnine wind* up In IIHI mile* an ho-<r gate a *hip a heavy ho«»c|„e •heart *S0 miles east of Ml»**l today. The storm earns oesrl* In a hall, hut II* fringe rsu*hl Ihe alramshtn lleheera ttoooe and raked the re»»el with 7ft mile winds and “ eery high »••»,*• ihe ship reported. M IA M I. Aug. Ift ~ b P ) Th Atlantir hutTleane stalled over open water abotn Rftd mile* due ea*t nf Miami today with winds of 1><1 to inn milea an hour whirl­ ing around It* renter. A atnrm advisory Issued at 10:38 A . M. said the disturbance Wa* drifting very slowly In a qprthw *stw irl or rsacth-norrh.. westward dircelion at not more •" •'« " g l » « h‘;;'ruln< th, odvlsory. Grady Norton, rhlef fnrecaslar in the .Miami Weahtre Bureau, ssid that while the slorin is wal­ lowing toward the northwest, it* path in that direction apparently I* blocked by high pieMUCc over Bermuda. Winds of gale force m'l-tult-il DKi miles ea*t and north nf the renter and 70 miles to (he weal and south. The storm Is expected In Increase In six* and instensity while it* forward movement i* #low. Norton rmphusfied that n» lard nrea is thr.iuned and nt* storm c o rn in g , are up anyuhvre Only .hipping ha* haan idv.sed to e*. err se caution. The advisory gav* th# no.ltiun of the center as latitude J5.5 north and longitude A7.J west. Raymond M. Ball Elected Head Of U C S O S .fl O f D n r l i n . . . . x M m iu u i u c a itu to Violent Tremors At th«* tiM t r^ruiar ... rx * . **r a • I in* near regular sSamlnn'c |Disrupt )| g rU P t W o rk lllK " « * l » °rganlr*d Working -e ® ICounty Pn*rd -»f ftaaltir* Pr'r'av ♦v-mlag .a th i offl.e of K nd W Of Seismographs B«ml#r. Raymond M. Ball waa LO N D O N . Aug. ift- <41— Seis­ mographs In Rritaln, Japan and the United State* re*-itfded earih •hocks of extraordinary violen— today, hut scientlsta said they roul ' not determine where ihe .piake re­ curred. Auckland. N, 7... im .r t n i a« earth shock of some Intensity a* Rotorua, center of ihr Iherm** region of New Zealand in the Mo* Spring, spa area. Thi* shock at D:ifi P. M.. N rw Zealand time (8: 4ft A. XI., E S T t rattled wlmlow over a wide area. It wa* r/rreded by two milder tremor*. However, lb# great violence of the shocks recorded else* her* In­ dicated to on* I-on don scientist that there may have hem a quake tinder Ih* tea. The Pentral Meteorological Oh servatoty in Tokyo reporter) the ehnckk were hr’IDved h 'he no-th ern part of the Atncrirtn co.tllnenl. The ahocks w*rt- remrded at lf:I6 P. M~ Gieertwieh Mean Time <®:I8 A . M h, lU JTt. The Boston College sci*mngraph at Weston, Mass., and the *elsmo. graph al Marquette University In Milwaukee. Wl*.. recorded l-»*vy ma> formally elected to tha pre*lder,rv. wllh Fred Bender, vice president, and John D. Brtiwn, J r „ •• *ecr*tary-treasur*r. Elected to the Icoard of director* were: J , Hall and Thad I*. IJngn. of Oviedo H. James tint was voted an h^n orary memlienhlp In recoenltlon of hi* great influence in building tb- original Hanford Real E*t#t« Board. Members regretted the Ill­ ness of Fred W, Bender and exPretsed thalr wixhea for a xpeedy recovery. Assiatlng with the adoption of hy-Uwx. and representing ihe Florida Association of Realtors and tha National Aasoeiatlon of Real Eatat* Boards wer*: 8 . Merle Heaaley, Orlando, president of the Florida Realtor*: O u trlri L W ar­ ner, regional ric « president, and president of th# Daytona Rea<-h lealty tw*atd; Urn. Vh>t#‘ D tnhani vccullve se* re ary; and Ro » r t J i . incraft, D*ld r#nr««entail*#. Ipeaklng for lS« National Ass..eU'ion of R*al Eatat# Board*. Charles Warner urged member* of the Seminole County Board to at­ tend the annual convention whhh w ill^he^held^thU vear In Nm^*mti#r B A T E H IK B D E N IE D T A L L A L I I A 8 8 E E , Aug. 1C (41 — The Stale Railroad Commission today lined to atlnsr a requested to percent Incream In retee for railway axnress shipm enu betumen pelnU inside Tie s ^ t & f f * 00- 1,1 R NpWtl1 la ride. The VImU'waw E x greet Agency. A. H . Tnduck ha* a permit to Ine^ had /eked for the Incrrere • f t . n i house on B1I«M to mehe Ito utteatete rate* • Fourth S lr w t and •t *atlnutrd cost of I t w ill have exterior trealfor ahlpmenta nf agbeato* shingle#. B U IL D IN G P E R M IT Th# Churc h of God haa obtained a City permit to *r*ct a coner#te block building on French Avenue between Twenty-Second Street and Twmtjr-fourtfa Street at a «*n. I kl»n Arneinsn !r™<p». not aHriic that I Ittlr i ditlfm" at lait Adi iinlrailtPfl a ttiiiviai K-n • *1 %%liiVr |thiit|ioinu> anj ilplfHikPi 'hi* \ *•uin infant U4» wnimilrtl 1 it™,; Cily Gives Option Warren S ilent ;i»- On Property F o r On Request For An niflrtr irnr ilnk-n ffom Ith?!1 Upper Clnssmcn May RcsiRn Guard Tc Complete S t ii d i c« f l <nmmaml In tnnvr (limn liom .l»i.ilion. ....... •. • W\ • ; »7t..,w..",on o» HousingO r r o jJc c t Aniiidv. Ihr men uml-r n » ■ p a bpcnal Session I UN k’csist.incc Snirl Slowing C o m m i e Ft me Table l''nr A i ; i ; r c s s i v c Wa r I 0 K 5 0 \l-ilnrsilsy. \qg 11, 1T ’ i Rr<| lrrw,|<, „ cl, |..nki huiil -lit ,>n th- S.ktnng defense line "*d»\ rwlow t tiangnvnr-ii md *uifc l to iwunti ,eieo milei ca.t of ihe liver ll,e* >>1 0 1 , 1, vegmenls of the S ’ III, Infinity O n iimn in l»tle» figlilmg dial piled up r#iu«f lie* on Loll, rule*. t tenet aI Ms, At 1hut* 1e ldquatl ei» in lukvn esilv W olurulsy #11 m,urned Im m oil muining rc|M>il would he onuMed l,e, #uve, lliere lud hern no <l,#nge in the Suulli K io r.n .lluation Ihe IlCadqlMli cr* w «, tuimiianr* ii - im IIv sie liouit hrhiml lield ditpslrhes. Ih r Ml,ml rrsislame to th" * ,, 11111101, 1*1 . had *l,iw,-*I (he Bed w.ii timetabte. North Koiean pti«oner* -aid ihr schedule called for iMpturi* of Targuc South Korea*# euirrgency capital, on Tuesday, fifth unnivrrsary of Y .J Day and of Korea1, liberation from /ap:in> The ChangnyoRg fighlmg was Moinly I,nl -nde. ‘,ive. Th irty miles noilhwaid along llir stinking river l 1- •'*> and tied troop, were repoitr,! throwing everything a* rarh other hut not get I Ing any where A field dispatch said the H«d* surged «ix or seven miles r « , t of the Nnklotig on their deepest penetration in the I ’hangnyisog vfrlot T h r K«?<1 iriiin w*i * r 1 1«min bn! "fi Antrvirnu ■le tI oftieer said. •*\Ve are till confident we can push the gooks hack ##**»»* th* river bill I* may tak' lim e ” One lied iisttallon fought des■wiairly to link up with goctril[,*» hehind thr American*. A Russian mad# Yak plane, on II nmiRti»4 fmn% fioup.inv t ■>mm.)ruler l.t (•ali nrl Anscln I orliand. C),e.. with- Castle Brewer Court Sales T ax Fails To W A S H IN G TO N . Aug 15 <fP)ldtrH T o Be Built On Site Sustain State W clSi mien Is in advent r*t Atr Foree T im e hour* ister North hoOfFarmI-.altorC.itnp fare A l l o t m e n t Reserve of |i, e, Ironing ean resign |t* *»».. were ol> erved ha. k at 'lie Irom Heserve iorccs o, the Na-'|t" B id Hiisi temple w '" , R ght had flickered carily during p ,, (-„ v | „ , mflhl I Al.I A l l ANSI L lug Is (d h lional (.uard in order to complete Ihe piealawn h<Mii» a tew y»tda , . t — Pleas of two Irgitlslor* lor i hrlnw the 24lh Infantrymen1 # p**al. [ fttantefl lo the S.nt.od llomms Iher ROTC work. Authority a Ml day oplion foi 5h.- spec ia| session o( the lloriclt I cgi> An Air hnrrr announrrment to­ tinns Navy plane* .am# in and ftf)) „ „ |WO piete. <d pinperly latiiir if nerrsiarv to mecl the welday said advsnccal training i* fou­ rra-keted the temple laic appr.<prr*llnn in full hrnughl ndered to he third end fourth ye»r iv«n It* M Goldsboro (nr the new " ( ‘atlle va* gn “ Little t'asslno'’ was ihalilc h> a veteran of ‘ He hitter Dfewet t!ni|ri", # l i t unit h«u»- no piiimisc* from (civcrnoi Waicourses. I sen and the ('ahinri i.*>)*> » fue the ahttay o rV h n t# t:« ». fifty jirnjeCI Ir u id these’ xdvanrerf fours#'I •ino, in Italy, M#j Horace “ Lit lull 1 The moil they would lay %v4 % llir prnperlic* include the students will he deferred from I, the tie Butch” Donaho nf law Angeles, draft after they have fell the rr- a native of Stephenville, Tex., and iifiH k fii **h»ch lift U . sS, [) A. Ilt.lf lltrv v%ill if If diir In tlir »%fl (lie prntfMm dl flier idn fiD'ii *er*e», *o lony #• they psrttnpsl- a former resident nf Galveston, K «im L a Ihii Camp *»•» liK’sifil, IflfflHFl dill frill t*%fi il million • fid dfi 4(<dihnn*l |Hff^ of o m i I i V Tex iil ihe R O IC progiam. Ba'icilion niinm.inder l.t tot. luoiwttv MMt Ilf I i * fr#| in Ilf f doll h i thmt nf nie#lior flli^flili The l*oltcv rd petm'lting resign* tir-orge R. faile of I’apc Klilatveth, Itliri AlllltMi |f-#.| \t\ dl* | p;fti|t Iron* from Reserve statu. d >'> i Pvir'land, Me., who fought with •ft<I In rjlrd il I ^ Til Ii S i »fp ( H»d lilff not apply In sltrdcnls in the ham the If.lh Uklahoma Division In M in|utlinr A ^ n iK f giitetiiof M •it|fi,i l, (lie notv nI•it |f |« (tfnpmr In ^lllTlillAlf I I'M " Italy, agreed course ( first and sc«ood yc*,>) It <«a* fasnino lransplantr.1 in II NHllHftRf D» I’S lf «l«l WOO MB • ill ihr | ri*i I »(iifr info of the Air I'one R O T T llau. rnlnintuir to the Korcsn rnnun »pr» i«| iFoifin, nidlf im ffply !•» toutre iludcnll, d members d • tains ,i Buddhist temple in,dead (ftpirtlt rd Hep ( ,4f|ri K Slirp# reserve organisation, will continue of * Catholic abbey, hut th. prill (ltd ‘'rin lfii W ile A T A I.I.A ll AS8KK. 'u g Ift eligible a. for call In achvr duly '"h'r" W Anthony ( laioe> plead­ ... 4/ which toujjh North Korean fii;ht fd <s' AilkMlitnif ill a ! ihr I fgfil i i/pi ed guilty lo rh-ee eharge* of *>n. I fir N « iy *fif*nw|nlf t'»M <1* mi# mi n |to|ipnl oi» lo rut flown line hr hfon^hv hffk l( nti ridiri herslenrent from FTo'd* V ,n I rc*ffviii% how lo go atMHil rfijiK'i altarkint* infantry rfripUr ■All m Intiml !•' i»th# fhr pfnMrrn t« N«i|tNR« »ft Fgg» t Writ M eoll.ge for N’egioe*. — m-r, ha ing tielerm.nl from active duly I |r Ink I thfU'i 'ihr pm fief pill w i. (onuerly "xt#p*ioo direclnt. Hie Navy is railing up ie*ei»»c I II Paul an* I '• Evan*, D E T R O IT . A lie ir» fid t dvr if f*i tr|rn r tlloff tbin 'HI '•n a *e|eyijve basis, wllh cp|r-l. Wnniitlriil l»\ til. I I Vf*«T nlil »•»• | employe* nf III” II , l•I*■»>, me -te per, ent ,1 Irgidalur *|*l"'iP"* Vi hn iwtfp I fi I 111 him, I? yeJit ''M naiimenl entered ft debring mar*e u|i 1 mm r»iy.coi.,d tsjrli* | i .tiffin if •* »pn nt I tun I ■ 1 b* llltee tuoulii (ie, 1,» i fr„ w to etiargc* ih.*' *ti#v units. *p rnndiliiit* VimIrv 'vitli ,i rifle liiillet enciiiu fin Nepl I *u,| ’ ihe ptr |»*i' teirled ’•Id.’ 11 «• In a statemrni amplifying **’ ol. ihr hole ihri*vffh HU M y . *1 ,-ehim: it there mrlttn the nest m ••dial* t*a|r llgll Her instructions, the Navy *a>d Tin* ton, Lvlr ((tiffin, l i M i » » p i*it' that all defcrmeiil rerpicst* mu-t tew uvinlll* ate tlun i ircmt Judge M'lg'i 'I **yhe submitted within 48 afte, s N K C K D A II. W l•'> '4*i h|*lfj nl [IrfroHU ImrfiUe ilrtmtlMti T h - l.e gi-lsturr ill .peeial *e* tor allowed the nu - »» •emaln at hi.n»e Reservlal receives hts orders. No — A liack-cwintrv farm i"tit* Hr hr wiv 'SnrrV** hr t||r| sldii las' Srplrmber enaete.l tlie liherty under lew ,1 im ' d 'feried request will lie rcuislcjerrd liefuie «aid tndev that s' *|c> trotc o* n’t kill hi* father for lieaMng hi lin.'NKI.nnp .sirs tav. hnl It nil .•■nterirc* un'tl th* - t . ' , ' P > id « the reservist gels hla order* til I rsrmn ir .S T i he >*a* gran»< H (the hoy1•i mother. Mis Mat.*l D ll -I f f ' d meeting ih - SMO. I'ommiatlnn lnve*ilga •• ih - < **#• report for artle# duly. vision « f ihe Virgin Msr>-. *np- *hhnnul .apprnprlallno. m d recommend, action m<gtof#t>« flip 1k|«»W •nMrt|*li*rr'l( inf* fry hpt fttr %riV#*«*K MiiiP A I .i if fill, Ift, mother nf the l - v . I • i... 11 * 0 ■i-■I■■■*I a■ 1 * t ft M B l»yn* .MrllBMIrii H‘»«|"‘Ai will vif»rin«1ly flllnw nffirri * s" l W lltllfi'lf «f4(lnntr*| nfflrtsllf •• •a* iiiserl,*i menl against Gait*-*, chaining with hf*n*i lltjurtf»% polir#* Hft Mi J ' \r<-* , • ■ r r n lu t^ l m^n a minimum of 1° W iH v inn.no'i rha«l Ihlm ln fFr 4mU -.*#•##. ' * * ** •• • . . * t r -.e l limes let vgs. fftf •|ir nt rg«inti ,.., '** *ni» •iiT*wrr*p»n*i •r,*1 Inf In ivrrpay-oent* from f ,|1xh#s* witrn i»*f *iu ttatUll rFfjfc'f n *» ib p #1f», Mary Anna *an llwu ,aul port for duty. ,re photographer, w i- i#f>-rr*-d *■» scasrtaas# ns ftaa# ait! iminiie r-nd i on-lrurtioo D ferment re,H 'lj> ah u!d '■* the ninth■r nf Cod ,:<|.eared l„ he* it I# 7hr St Augustine legislator* eounty Judge1* r,o,,r addressed to the commandant ■' and told her: “ 'Prav and nra • Mlggr.te.) eooii gh hr w IIKI'f IH , ml demeanor. the naval district from which ttie hard. The time t* h u rl '* 1 fmin rill atutr «a U h «*a tritipfirdii * Ind let manta again.» me u i t m reservist receives hit order* I" *Capt t’reatnn MrEvny. chief 9y tn (|vp fl<r v»rlf«fr prngrmn i* ■ Negi.te* grew- out of • iowg -,r!e* the ca*e of air reaerviat#. order* nf the tale traffic police d* «h*»lr nlhdinrni « f n r I bi i b l»* of iiivcsligatlon* of *f t *Ic » it the generally will h« issued from D'» taehmenl, *aid tha' ’-nestlv tWt ■ college under form,* President m l In I inn nii*iith». The Civil Air Patrol will hoiit j fiihkfiH1 mftfnfiMBt* rr|ill«,«l thiil Wrltiam It, Gray, Ji A ir Reserve Training llcadqtiart ufltr* peraon* wen- jammed int­ who re. ers at Glenview, til. five acres, standing In • M arin" a dame al Ihe Ran Drill Clot, •ill t’liiihiiriftu fv r Hgrnrir< v*hla h signed in July. tWIt' Reservist* wh" have receive.! amid billowing . Inud* e.f sand, Wednesday night al M:UU <•*.J..-1 Gailie*, who fir .1 , *i •„ to 'he t#rr|tr m«n«*v hum th* gt'nrml The puldfr I* Invite,) *nd there (nit! ,«11 ♦*#•'!> «i« oprm !ini: l»» ftrr ' 'ollege a* Public pel,Mon* Dtdenials of ihelr deferment t* In wilnea. the »rerm. quest# and those who have not A I muiI wi prie*t« ami tn nu'" will l»- a flirfii allow. rf»ii !#|.*w thi»i niMlm'tm appr** reetnj under tiray. -p*-rifically Due lo Ihe dance no irgula, jlfilltlDH* w ii * charged will, uilo., tling received any reply to *uch t> werr al the kneeling wall iufoce rpieata most comply with the oti ihe »hcin h'hrfipm i| w«n rlmilfiiiifi »*f fhi* f'J.'JJ.t in t ollege ex' ........ funds. end in front nf th” meet ing will he held hv Ih" Squad a* |loner I fill"mittr r •11f| I'ojltp WHB *1 The *t»le auditor lusd re p ,lied irt for duty multitude At II A M. ( f S T ) Jo mn until Wednesday, Aug ginal order to renort mem I- C of tlie Senate rommlttee , shortage of l l t j l " In fee, paid The Navy said that an i individual Ann. one of Mr*. Van Hoof1, .even 7:111 P. M. Word ha, been received hr»» which wrote Ihe general appro- I |,y extenslnn sttldeui •. most may appeal from a denial fur d< children, crowned a **atnc 'J the hnnl teac)i#rs, for ttiilnlng in fOMilsaea na rage a m i r * ,i i f t M ria p#a# aist that the members of the Sanford priation* hill Squadron of the C.A.P. now at They said they rnnridcmd •II instruction ranters outside Telleh».,,ee. lie «Uo repotted evidence II •>*•■■*• •*• raa» T » * l tending the summer encampment of ere.lil falsification* and enter­ at Warner Rolihlns Air Forring of unearned credit* on colBa'#, Georgia, are undergoim: Unrinc ConimiKKinn lege records, tyniral army traln|i*r: lltrludlnr auditor repotted a total of Hires Slate Auditor Thn drill marches, rifle range pear (I n lls s s * •*■ r « « . Six I Use and training flight#. Among those from Sanford who M l" 'l. tug. Ift t4h T h fly C IH H I CH W H IT IN G •re now attending the encamp Stair Racing Commission -» Sanford Went her rnrnt ere Kir-t 1,'eul. John And'* notin' d tndav il ban Mrrd - e'er LO N D O N , Am 15 f/I’i A princes* W.ii Imrri ln»l*y In f’ rtnee** M J Mooi • >if T||| • .Ilgli yrslcrdev "Mi Lllltlielli, I eirest-p'*surni>live in ihe throne nf the Btil'sh empire, snd •eliinr incndi'r aid leader of Ihe audi'o Sanford gioup of cadets and Wise In "M ‘il "n Mivr-tlif.«»l • Low 71 her liartslson e liutbkmL Prinre Plulip. Hardin, commanding officer , f nf l",iiii,xl rentrihutl,<»v hv r# Rein yesterday tK, Inch The new princess, second child nl the myal eouplf, it third ift tine the group. Ice Pareter and Billy track rie*iltlves and nw c ^iln of To ta l rain, A igi *t. t 28 inchHj nf auevessinn lo Ihe Hrltbn*H a rk . A ’lgiut iicttn ,*l csin 7 "» >n-ii»' Florida1* pari muliirl plant*. crown. She follows her rhuhhr The Commission said M oot' had Tide, today: 't k» * ft" A. M aneous family and public cele­ 21-month old brother. I'rin'e been granted a leave of ah*em-and l/i* 2 :»*' P. M brations. k Cher lev • from the of fir e nf J. Edwin I.*Prince Philip, as he had done The birth nf the baby at *T*i with Ihe arrival of Prince Charlc* »nn. stale trea-orrr, to audit hnnlenc# House near Buckingham *"» ina.ied the new princess' health and record* of every raring per The W eal For lace, home nf Elltabeth and I’hi- In champagne wllh member, of Overload'd e|e,-trle wire* ran*e,l mil holder in Florida. lln, pushed Kliiabeth’s lister, Amtniim-erncnt th#l M n-t, h*d J A C K S O N V IL L E . a smouldering fir# #arle thi* vivacious Princess Margaret, m the family and hi* staff. He alto rushed through • long­ morning In a closet of a two .tor*' Joined the mortnlr t|nn »t*ff wa* to fourth ptaee In the royal »ncdistance telephone cal) to hi# fa­ frame hnlldlng In Geneva. Kanfor-1 another *tep In what Chairman A tlanta eeeaion. ther-in-law, King George, who Dramen. responding »o th# call, l.en Edwarri* called » “ sweeping Charleston A bulletin lasuad by the atwaa on a grouse-shooting trip at got tn Geneva In about Ift min- Invcstigsthm" of politics lq Plot- Des Moines tamting physklinx said th# 'tab; Balmoral Castle In Scotland, too ut#a In th# lltt'# Dodg* truck and Ida'a legaliied pari muiiiel Indus­ Memphis * I M at IO:ftO G M T flifto A. ^ New York traced th# causa cf the fire be­ try. mllaa away. I F T ) tad t'sat "bar .oyat htghYesterday offlran of 17 hor-e Philadelphia fore It mad# much headway. Queen Elisabeth vut with her nraa and h ir daughter' art hot# The building houses a grocery and dog harks assured th# Com- Seattle daughlar, arriving Just ftva mindoing wall.'' siure, tha Post Office, end has liv­ mission In a two-hour public hear­ Washington Tha baby jprincasa weighed *lx utaa before the baby was born. ing quartern upstairs. Lieut. ing that any political contributions Fort Mjrars annoufsrvment An announcement of tha royal pourws, an they mad# ram# out of their own Jackson rill# Oaude Whitten and J . E. Howell hung on tha wrought Iron dlseloead. Orlando ---------— — | pockets answered the alarm at 7:21 A. M. Her birth Iour bed off spout* Boy Uses .22 Rifle Alter Father Beat Mother With Chair Kmhcz/lor Oilers lira Of Guilty In A. And IM. CliarKC V i s i o n Appears To Woman Al Noon In Ncmlah, Wis. Civil Air Patrol nruli'nrooH Trniniiiff Baby Girl, Third In Line To British Throne, Born To Princess Elizabeth Small Fire I CauKcd Hy Overloaded Wires *. f * ■ t 9 'f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 14, 1950 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 14, 1950. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 14, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald