12 10 238 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/015ecc4a841616b2f17c36dce7135821.pdf 6956c660c06ae99aa273b166246e85f0 PDF Text Text p* -La- tS S W M r b "i Sr i1 TTTF HANFORD RFRAT.TY SAN FO RD FT.O R m A P A G E S IX It is that popular. You have to stand in line to get here. Ju»t why this is true I don't know. The people I have met so far item to fall into three classes, nene of which you would think would be Interested in fighting. * 1. There ere the old line- A r­ my officers who have I" en through tun World Wars urn! could retire— but they nre still eager beavers in the service. They refuse to retire while the gun* are atilt firing. 2. There are the brave boys below Voting age wbo should have a lifetime o f peace and eilq cation to look forward to - and yet they willingly put their bright future on the altar of patriotism. 3. There are young nwrrud men with children to raise. Wouldn't you think they would say “ my family first, my country afterw ard?" Hut somehow they don't, bitter a» Urn decision l*. To get to Korea you have to buck people from nil three of these classeH who want to gel there ahead o f you. There Is u backlog all along the line and it la a kind o f privilege to make the I'o toil the truth, I didn’t feel much that wny mysself nt first. 1 thought It didn't make any real difference to me whether I came one week or the n eil. I know enough abuul wnr to reullte that it always goes un longer tliuu It la expected to. But it only look lion Whitehead, sn old buddy from the second World War, and m y«d f about 49 hours to fly from New York to Tokyo. Then, after get­ ting our gear and credentials, wo were stymied for 72 hours going from Tokyo to Korea be­ cause o f is typinion. That seems to me something our people at home don't rcsllra — how much a part the wcatbei Play* In thin war and how clever­ ly the North Koreans timed their attack to get the Iwnefit of the rainy season. You can fly 8,00(1 miles to Tok­ yo In two days mid then be held up three or four days getting H00 miles from there to Korea. It isn't of historic importance, of course, that a couple o f corluspondenls were delayed three days by u big wind from getting to their assignment. Itut It is im­ portant tliai for much of that lime tliu ground forces In Korea didn’t get tha Tull air support they so desperately needed. The plane we finally got o ff on curried people of the three ( lasses I mentioned earlier— the boy*, the young men with fami­ lies. nnd the older men with engies or silver maple leave* on their shoulder* who won't lcavo ii fire while the flames are show­ ing. Reroute of further had weather ami a low priority I was among a group that was bumped from the plum- und lost an extra day on liie wny. .So did some of the hoy* mid the young men with Snmilieu. The older brass got through, probably for a good rea­ son—they were more Important. Hut everyone who was held over resented it. So did most of the guys who hud spent aa much ns ten duy* at that forward air­ base In Jnpuu trying to get over. It is a standing room onTy situa­ tion. WhyT I think it Is because of the uuignifieeiit slntid made by I lie lone 24th Infantry Dlvialon which for weeks stood by itself lor America. ' I’be United States Is u funny country. Like England il doesn't dissolve In timu of trouble, Il pulls together. Danger knit* u* more than prosperity. That is why so many today want to pny the debt of honor wc feel we owe the so-called green kldr who bebl iih best they could with the little they had .oi l lie nullon llml in now going to give so immeasurably more to win. Korean W ar Commie Tactics d in lliiiir . St . w rear Oa«> vily engaged’’ nn the easl const, somewhere south o f Yongdiik Fresh enemy forces— of undeter­ mined slxe—were spotted by Ameriran pilots pushing south nlong the east coast from Sumchok, 74 miles ninth of Yongtlok, o back up the Red offensive on he extreme right wing of the line, be battle was within 26 mile* of American beuchiiead npi| sup­ ply port o f Pohung where the First Cavalry Division lauded one week ago. Headquarters said "no alarm Wqx fe lt" over the flunking move of the enemy down Km mV west Coast because of Ihn small number o f troops involved. Yongdong where First Cavalry Division lines am under heavy ires mi re, the Reds weir sti lulli­ lug ng through tnuuiilninouH inuunlniiunw piumex at Yungsan, Chongsan mnl rough ■rang Mountain. Tliese were eight, 12 and 23 ulr miles respectively north and east of Yongdong. The four day Imltlu in width the Rads wan Yongdong curlier this week was the largest ground Imt tie of the campaign thu* fin, witii overwhelming pressure placed on four game new U. fl. regiments strung along n 25-milrs front. Ill the lladung battle, n Fifth A ir force spokesman said the city Was subject to vigorous assault by Infantry amt plnnet. „ Ha aald carrlar launcurl phi tie* Attacked the central front. Tha unconfirmed report of Urn city’s recapture might be tin* first ■tap by United Nations forces to plug the gap In their shrinking defense perimeter in souths**! Ko||g( ' Tba Rads nut the aqueese on Ihn United Nations front alsewhem I f ■tnllnnr't Know f . i . DM) lire tnknir out policies. llu said tills in iluu largely to trip over. t f LY1 - .A t*jSh' < *BTjjf' - - fe ’ Hiu Ih-HcI or many who have been nerving in tiio IJniled Stales, with* nut iniurnnrc, that tlioy msy be mint oversea*. The renewal of Inlined |xiltries al*o in iioliuvd In­ creasing. '( tie miniimiiii NS 1,1 policy that ear be taken out initially i* $1 ,000, (lie ninxiiiiiim $ 10,000. A fter Id* initial policy, the hold­ er may take nui addtiomil policies ■is he wishes in multiples of $600. Tims one huhler could have ns ninny un 10 policies, the VA Ottx~ ciul hiiid. . ■ Policies may lie taken unt In any one of iieven forms, the rlienp* c-t of which is mi-called term In* Kuriince. Term Insurance ha* a low premium’ for a flnt five year period, mid is renewable ut an Increused premium earh live years. It limy lie converted at any time Into one of the ala. permanent types. Fluridu Bur | ('« il«s t s Vans rose Oasl paign. Wlggintun recalled Rash "ie tpiuieii as having admitted before the commlttvo under oath Jtavlng been u partner and a part owner of the 21 Club in Jacksonville llruch. He is rjuoted a* having ad­ mitted further that thle club la strictly a gambling lions*," "I have received numerous in­ quiries from >ioth lawyer* and laymen asking what action, If any, the Florida Bar Intends to Lions Meet S t a t e Industrial School Quartette Sings For Kiwanis Getting To K orean Front Said Hard As Ticket To Broadway Hit llv HAL HOYI.R U. S. EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS, KORFA - b 'P )— Get ting to the Korean Ir.iMlttruni is as It ml as buying len quirk tickets to a hit Broadway play. W E D N E S D A Y J U L Y 26. 1950 (Cm i i m m ro ™ r « . f asn Kiwanians were today enter* Lined by the singing o f a dou He quartette of girl* from tha Florida Industrial School at By MEL H ilM E B Ocala with Mrs. II. M. Lord, pi­ ano teacher at the school, ac­ companying. The girls wera at­ ’EW YORK—In the midst of politicians, movie tired In white robe* with black actreaaee, left-bended baseball players and tics. owners of saloons, ws hava had a really distin­ Al Wilson and Ralph Blackguished celebrity among ua of lata. In Raoul Dufy, welder had charge of tha pro­ the French painter. gram, and following the singing, M. Dufy, to whose preaenc* everyone In Man­ took the group, Including Mra. hattan has been reacting the same— "What T Dufy T Mrl'herson, superintendent o f the Ki-1 ' school, through the Sanford Zoo. Why, he’a been dead 50 year*’’—Is, Ilka Picasso Mrs. McPherson pointed out to and Matlasc, a living legend. the Kiwanians that the school la He la one of the last of the great Impressionists not u penal institution, but a and ha’a over here for medical treatment and to training school for delinquent do the settings (or a Broadway show this fall. In girls, who receive training 'along a way this reduces him to tha level of Toulouseeducational lines and those o f so­ Lautrec, whose best works wera commercial postcial adjustment. Mr*. Ixird, she era— but, as the boys In Llndy*i say, ws all Should said, Is instructing 20 o f the 82 be reduced to Toulouse-Lautrec’S level. A real ■roadway girls at the school in piano. Sha pleasure. invited Kiwanians to visit tha M. Dufy la on hla way to Cape Cod for tha summsr. but before school which It located near Sil* ' ver .Springs. heading for the sand dunes he got his first look, ths othtr evtnlng, at The girls sang a welcoming Broadway with all her headlights turned on. Th« man in the big song to Mr. Wilson as an intrj- clgarst ad was puffing smoke Into Times Square, the animals In the , duction, and followed with "God animated electric signs were staging their nightly Keystone Kop Ble»s America," the Kiwanians chases, all of Douglas Leigh's five-mlltion-bulb spectaculars wera joining in. Number, by the group winking end blinking, and the red-orange glow hung over the canyon included, "Neopjlltan N iglifa," as If a five-alarm fire were burning merrily. "LII Lira Jane,' "B y the MlasLM. Dufy— no adolescent, he—was as Impressed ss a high school Slpni,” "Daisy’, *Telf Me W hyT" sophomore coming in from East Qreenbush for the first time, "Some and "Beyond '.he Sunset." Duetts wore Broward Mlllee day," he said, "1 will paint Broadway. It lived* all the ektll o f the and Carl Durkins, and Tom Bur­ Impresslonlats to capture It. 1 cannot paint it now, but it will keep gess of Mt. Dora. Ralph A. Incubating—until 1 try It." 1 am quoting M. Dufy second-hand. His reaction startled me; I have lived for so long now with the .Smith, Kiwanis president, congr at id la l>>d the girls on their slng- forest of Broadway that T esnnot see It for the tree*. Because 1 am gralulalrd the girls on their sing- perverse, I am as fond of Its brashnes* and hullabaloo as I am, say, ALLOVKR 8 H IR RKD — Black group singing with Harry Wester of Milton Bert*. utrouipanying. nylon bathing suit bos bodice cun' to wear with or without sirups, nvnsvcr, * always nave accepted Broadway for what It was—a from a New York summer collec­ tinny little rat raca full of sound and fury signifying nothing. In the Race Track Probe tion. words of Broadway Barn. To dtscovsr that It stirs 1M emotions of a f#f. Y. Dress ln»tilute Photo/ great artist, that It has a dimension beyond what I had assumed, is Ilia tllttM K m r a s , Oa,t unsettling. lOfiO, to Fell. 27, 1951. Total 91 • • • • fifty*. LIK E LY, HOWEVER, M. DUFY IS RIOHT. Overall p attern al­ Hiscayne Kennel Club, Miami, ways are difficult to discover If you are wandering around In the cen­ Nov. 14 to Dec. 23, 1050 ^m i ter of the muse. There are few day* that go by In th* ysar when I March 29 to June in 1051. Total 91 days. don’t deal with the world of Broadway for anywhere from a minute to a night. Broward County Kenuell Club, Dir. 25, 1950, to Apr. 9, 1961. My Broadway Is a street full of entertaining little oasts. Part of Total 91 ibivs. It, for example, is the patch of sidewalk In front of the Palace theater. Jacksonville Kennel Club, Dec. They have revived vaudeville there these days, offtrtng a doxen as­ 25, I960 to Jen. 24, 1051. Jen. 25 sorted hoofers, animal sets, acrobats and ballad-singers o f yesteryear .Scholarship day. Jan. 2fl to Apr. and one B movie per bill—and with the revival has come the return 7, 1061. Total 91 day*. of the sidewalk In front of (he famoua old house aa a meeting-place Miami Beach Kennel Club, Jan. for show people. I to Apr. M, 196It One day for It's a little more wistful than In the Twenties, ths talk, and the scholarship day to be announced vaudrvllllsna sp-ak more In reminiscence than of their present suc­ later. cesses. But as the race track people »ay, It’s better than sn empty Palm Beach Kennel Club, Jan. I stall. to Apr. 10, 1961 with one day fo l Scholarship Day. Total 91 day*. There StlU are a thousand stories Of love and lust to b* told o f th* Sanford-Orlando Kennel Cl,ub watting ones In front of th* Hotel Aetor In the evening, and ths raeDec. 27, 1950 to Apr. 11, 1951. Ing people still come directly from Aqueduct like homing pigeons to Closed Jam 1 In order not to con­ the Paddock bar and grill and continue there their discussions o f how flict with Tangerine Bowl Foot­ they blow the sixth by s head. ball game. Tdlal 91 day*. The shoeshlne boys take up their prepared positions near the record Ht. Petersburg Kennel Cldbj •hops *nd snap their cloths to the beat of the latest tunes, and the Dec. 20. 1960 to Apr. 10, I9 ff, with dancehall doormen drone their flat and mechanical speeches about matinees on Wednesday and Sat­ the glories of the 50 beautiful dancing partners, 69, upstairs. In urday afternoons during this direct contradiction to the riy-specked pictures of the beautiful ones period and ob closing day. One ■doming the entrsnees. day for .Scholarship fund. Tota • • * • 01 days. Snrniutn Kennel Club, Mar. t to IN DUFFY HQUARK, THE SQUARE W ITH IN A SQUARE, th# June 1 , 1961, Total 80 days with plgeonsi prowl, unconcernedly, for nourishment, end the meahdrrert, oiiu day for Scholarship fund. with no definite place to go, sit for ■ moment to take their bearings Fronton Exhibition Company before resuming the endless quest—(be quest for something they (jal uli), Miami, Dec. 12. 1950 to can’t explain. Apr. 7, 1951, wth one day for The electrical bell of news slips silently around the Times building Hcliolundiip Day. Total 101 dayl. West Flagler Kennel Club, Mia­ — In which, logically, the Ttnir* Is not publlshkd—and th# country folk stand on the street comers and gawk at It. The beggera with mi, Dec. 25, 1050, to Apr. 9 11951, CROWNIO ".Sweetheart of the with one day for scholarship fund their white canes and police dogs and accordions shuffle and sing Armed Services," songstress Frun Total 091 days. their way slowly up and down the street. The pickup artists stand Warren gets a fitting wekoinn on on the corners end eye the passing girls. The airbrakes hiss on the her arrival at l-u Uuardlu Field. Tha last perfect game In tha passing buses and the babble of voices la Ilka a hundred hen parties. New York. She it being greeted by major leagues was pitched by But how can I tell youT Like M. Dufy, I cannot paint it now, but S/iSgt. Gerald Hopkins Mult) nt Charles C. Bobertaon of tha It will keep Incubating until I try It. Urooklyn and Seuiu.m Martin White Box against Detroit in Under of Alabama. Mis* Werrer. 1022. will embark sliorlly mi a tour ot veterans' hospitals, <International) states at the Chicago Stadium, he declared. Louisians Lions brought samples of rice, sugar cane, Michi­ gan gave bean* and Kansas Lions • donated sunflowers. Georgia Lions were generous with toast­ ed peanuts. Numerous gifts were nreaeiited to Lion offlcialH including Mel­ vin Jones, founder nnd secretary general of the movement, Walter Fisher, psst president and Harold Petry of Texas, who was elected president o f Lfuns International, raid Lion Williams. Big event;, were Texas n ig h ty at the Stadium and the linernational Review night, Thurs­ day night with events featuring name bnnds and entertainers such as Dick Cantino, Bob Crosby and others, be said. Clarence Welsh, vice president, conducted the meeting yesterday during the absence of King Lion Harry Robson. IN’ A lA lllM O M brunette, 22-year-old Ann Urle, will represent Maryland at the Miss America Beauty Pageant In Atlantia City. A talented pianist and singer, Ann Is 8 feet 0% inches, weighs 110 pounds. (IsIematioMiiJ C O f C Plans (C H IIS ftfS K ruia » * • Oft* I reived ms a re-mil of industrial ad­ vertising by the State Advertising Commission. About 40 such in­ quiries are now listed. Mr. Higgins discussed with the committee the importance o f all of its members meeting in order to analyte fully these reports. This i« neces- ary ir. order to set all the detail.-, worked out, including full knowledge of the upplicuu' and his requirements, he Hinted. Information •iincernlng likely prospects can lie presented In turn to the City or Cauntv Cir-m 'slon«. depending upon the probable location of the new industry. "B y this procedure o f taking advantage of the advertising of the State Advertising Commix■ion," said Mr. Higgins, the plac­ ing o f which requires considerable expenditures In Industrial paper* nnd magaxinee, the Citv and County has the opportunity to con­ tact these inquirvs and to noln* out the advantages o f this se-Hon." ' Three factors must be consider­ ed In the analysis o f the prospec­ tive buxines* and Its reuulrvrnen**. he pointed out. These Include the market or place where the product will he Bold, the uvnilabilU'’ of the raw material for manufac­ ture. and Hie sources of labor which may be heeded. By means of such an analysl" said Mr. HIgginft, nn intellioen* nnd correct presentation mnv lie made to Induce the applicant In locate here. Dr. H. K. King Ban. Chiropractor A L Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ph. 1752 or 1746 T NCM A N D X R A Y | Mr. .Seymour Marks, 1229 Mor­ rison St., think# bia eon Gregory is tin- finest little boy in *’t. Louie, MDaouri, and lie isn't u bit nnbainud to udlilll it. He .*lso lie used tu be cross, irritable ami nervous, but IIADACOL put a atop to ail Hud when lie found be was suffering from u lack of Vitamins HI, B2 , Niucin und Iron^ Mr. Marks wus mighty proud® to make the following statement: "Before I began taking HADACOL there was many u night that 1 lay awake. I just couldn't gut any sleep. Food didn't agree with me und my ntoinach gpvo me all sortft of trouble. I took only two botttleH of IIADACOL before I was feeling much Ilet­ ter. Now I am In. the liexl of condition and have only IIAD ACOL to thank. One o f my cousins^ told me atiout IIADACOL und I have told many more people uliout the line reaultft I have hud from IIADACOL." You, Too, W ill He Am am l at the wonderful results IIA D A ­ COL can bring you, a# it bus to thousands and thousands nf other fine folks who suffered u defi­ ciency o f Vitamins Hi, U2, Nia­ cin, and Iron, which IIADACOL contains. IIADACOL helps build­ up the hemoglobin content o f v your blood (when Iron is needed) to carry thus* precious Vitamins nnd Minerals U> every organ, and every port o f your body—to the heart, liver, kidneyr und lung#, even to the eyes, hair nliil nails. Olve IIADACOL a chance to­ day. ftefUHe substitutes. Don't lei anvone tell you something el»e is "Just ns good." I it-.|f: t on the genuine HADACDL. No risk in involved . . . because IIA D A C O L . iso sold only on u strict money-,■ buck guarantee. You’ll feel great with the first few IhjIII ch you tuko or your money will be re­ funded. Trial ftltte, only $1.26; Large Family or llospjal uke, $3.50. ISSa, Tile I.eHIftnr # ..rptirotl.dt A S *. thou who have contacted me that rum conduct on tha part of A t­ torney Rush, If true, constitutes a They aaUed Hedong, thrsatenod clear breach o f tha coda of ethics Paean. vital supply bese, and of the American Bar Accoclatlon." M l w d the U. 8 . First Cavalry M i l l a r away from Yongdong on m b central front. , Despite these revereala, which 4 rtw soma peialmistlc comment tha' war front In Koru, a man at General MacArthur’s rters aald tha battle line* Yongdong have "atabllssd west of Kumchon. Kumchon la a vital communica­ tions and supply caster for two U. 8. divisions— the First Cavalnr and the 26th Infantry— la ad­ vanced positions. While American and South Ko­ rean forces feught flercelv for every mountainous mile o f oar front marching nortnaast of_abandoned Taejon, the North Ko­ rean* were free-wheeling In tha rdded confidently; new n strength —which In­ in A m y nnd n Marine enroute from the United ascuree the Korean At only one point waa wd can ha held " evidence of a bottle. A Eighth Army apofciMUM ,1a said South Korean marine National poUoe foroaaluw « Namwon, rail and highway tion SO miles ■ o O th M .lM Evidently the Oaaunonk u n T i l l THC WORLD that Florida 1. wonderful in Summer, too . . . that the tame ocean, gulf and liket that warn her winten cool her uimmen, too . . . that world* famoua fun facilities arc open year round - . . and that llintmcr prices make vacation dollars S-T«R-E*T*C-H! We’ve told this story on a beautiful full-color mailing card. You o n ipccad the word by Bending them to out*of-itate &(ibd*.Pkk up your copies FREE at our oftce! of fighting tha .« •- , * . . . e ’ -* i a f i m i n i n r i A 1946_ Chevrolet a ^ » i THY* s m b m 'Oi.-’ .'. r .'X K lit "a* . .ii* -■ -VA * f t . . �Hanford I^ ra lit In Unity There In Strength— To Protect Ihe Peace of the World; To Promote the Progresa of America. To Prodoce Prosperity for Sanford. AN VO LU M E X X X X I Truman Vetoes Price Control, EntflhlishrH 100X IN D E P E N D tN T D A IL Y S A N F O R D , fL O K lD A , aUseOfA-Bomb All Interests Are Included In U.S. Policy President D e c l a r e s All Out Mobiliza­ tion Is Not Neces­ sary At P r e s e n t Farm, Labor. Indus­ try And Public T o Bo Consulted On W ar Mobilization WASHINGTON. July 2 7 - (AD) --President Truman said today he dfrrcs no nrernity now (or wage ptirr and manpower control*. lie told a new* conference that if they come, they will come to­ gether as part of all-out mnhiltrslion. Hr hope* we will not have to have all-out mobilization, hr add­ ed. Mi. fruman'i comments came in ^ te tp n n tr to queHiop) about thr profKiial from IW naiJ M lUittrh for an immrdialr ''ceiling on every­ thing " R a tm ir gave hit view* to ConRrr»» yesterday. I hr lawmarkers themselves appealed divided on his pro|H>sal with most mrmhrrs apparentlv against any all-out moliiliration right now. There were’ pothers, however, who called lor fullscale eronnmir mnbili/atlrm with consiunri rationing anti xv*ge-prire control* WASHINGTON. July 27 (AD) — Ihr givrrnip'nl today *nnomin­ ee! U will organire a 12 man na­ tional policy committee, itom agt*' cultuic, industry, labor and the public lo consult ini war nobilira ■ lion policy. President Truman also told Ids newa conference; ♦ ^ W _ ™ 1. lie la not now considering usa o f the atomic hornh In the Korean war. 2. Steps are in the making to deal with any- traitors or salaitnurs in the prrsAl. emergency. Those steps will not infringe on I he hill o f rights, he added. <t. The Slate and ftefenae Hepart merits urn working on proposala for increased military aid in European Allies. He sniil these proposals wilt lie presented to Congress before it adjourns. 4. He did not wnnt to make any romment now on peace prospects; that It wonld lie lietter to wait for a few more developments. A n*« porter had r«>enlle<l that only- p couple of months ago the Presi­ dent had anld the outlook for peace was lietter than it hail been at any time since 1045. Thn newsman asked if the President still felt that wny. On the ipiestinn of wage and prire rent Mils, Mr. Trtlmnn said he thought his economic message to Congress had covered that. If* said then ho would not he*tit*te to usk for them if he thought they were needed. A reporter said there were ru­ mor* around Washington that p r ic e nnd rationing step* were al­ ready In the making and wen to lie set in foirn by l.ahor Day Thr President said that wenews to hint. Another reporter wanted In KhOw whether, if price* arr roll­ ed hack, I hey wood ho rolled hack to the June 2S level as Itaueh projiosed. ^n(in nH{(J hf would cross •m T that bridge when he came In it. not being considered nowAt the Capitol. Attorney C.eneral McGrath marto a plea, meantime, for quick P f i » « W J ? T £ ! control, asked by ^««dd«_nt Tru- ItlM llH rl *»■ r * «* VetH Should Arrange Now For Fall Study m. WASHINGTON, July 27—(Aft ^ —The Veterans Admlniitralion today urged w a r vetersns plannlng to study under the GI UIU next fall to s u it making nrransementa immediately. Veterans who plan to continue the seme course at the same achool they previously attended should make certain that the school has room for them, v a said in a statement. They need not contact VA at all, however. .A Veterans who want to contlnua * the Mine roune but i t * differ* ant school muat obtain a aupplemrnlal certlfkata of ellgl* blllly from VA. ' A similar certificate will be required of; ' I. Veteran who wlah to make their first change from one cen­ tral field of study to another, as from law to engineering, j 2. Veterans who completed or dlacontinued GI Bill training and ♦ now want to make a first change to a different general field. Veterans who havp previously changed general fields of GI PHI study, snd now wish to change again, must apply at VA regional offices. SPORTSMEN'S CLUB ; Plans for the location of a now Slab house will be discussed at a meeting of the Seminole Snortsman Association Friday ntgnt at tbs Tourist Cantor. ! A one day, mom ‘ elated for GI Hunts For Korean Rod A fronts INSPECTION SCENES like this are ringed everywhere in South Kotra by heavily armed Ola nnd Kori an mlriiri,j a* hordes of Innocent appearing civilians cross U. R. lines. Every civilian nnd hi* bundle represents a po­ tential lied Fifth Columnist nnd death Ui nn Amrth ,ni ruldtcc. hrnre the most careful search U imperative. (internattend! Jfoundphofo) C h u rc h ill Says No A larm Felt U. S. Could Bomb O v er Intrusion Reds From Britain Of Sail In Wells Appeal F o r Secret Dr. Km ireebt Insists Session Is Defeat­ Situation No Worse ed By 296 T o 295 Than 15 Years A go LONDON. July 27 (A P ) Winrtnn Churchill tlrrh in l today plane* frnm present II. S. ha*c* in I'.ngUnd could atom homh "Rtt* »t*n cities and key point*" in n third World War. Rut lie said Russia could *werji In the Knglidi Chnnnrl ami "bring us under air hnmhardmrul. opsrl from thr atnnur Itnmh. far worsr than we have ever rnduied.*’ Churchill led o ff fur the Conser­ vative* on the final day of a twuday defense debate after failing by a single vole In force ihr I lnu<e of Common* intn secret session. The vote against the motion to clear the galleries was 2 nd to 226. Tlie 1-nbor government h«a nn overall majority of -even, hut wa* nearly defeated Iwoui' P o f no abstention nnd several abjenrr*. Citing whnf lie said wen II. S. estimates, Churchill n ..riled Ihe Rn-slau* may have 4U.00II Inliki He demanded I hat the l.ahor government let I lie House know "thr numlicr o f Soviet lank* now assembled on nr near the ’Western Front." The Conservative leader said the Western Allies have no present for re to cope with the "array of armored avalanches" Russia would unleash in Europe if war breaks out. If Ihe Russian should raptor" air fields on I lie French Channel coast, he said, “ they could, I fear, outnumber us iu the'air by a fm larger number of 'machines than Hiller ever did.* Churchill said llritnln e I * •» "would be subject to a bombard­ ment by rocket-propelled and guided missiles— I am not speak ICm Us i W *>■ Pas* Tw*» Mien i, no hams lor alarm ton• rilling inlptuon of **|| into thr h»*il artesian well walrr supply, a* analysis of (hr well walrr nhow* that the .sail rnhfent -at present-i* ihr *,rmr a* I I v'-ir* ago. f)i. R. W- Riiprehl, director ni the Central Hnrida Lyertmenl .Station. derlar«d lodty “ We have aIway* barf sally wells ui lu* section," hr pointed out, "and thr Lxpcruiieiii Station hm liven .veil aware of the danger of building up harmful salt concenIMl inns in ihe soil." Hr rrrallrd llu.l ihe lust annual rrpori of tin* Slalion in 1034 •lai­ rd, "Preliminary »ltidirs llii* past year indicate that soil reaction and i all roncrnlr.ilinn nf ibe soil solution plav an impoiiant pait in the dilhcullie* encountered bv ihe growers." Dr Ituprcchl ndrled that, iu the yearn since lin t the Ktalinn work­ ers huil encountered a few cases of * 11)I ronrrntratinii too high for normal growth. These, ho Maid, worn correlated with the exreaaivi; use of water from wells that had a considerably higher suit enntent than the majority of the well* In thr section. During the past season, he re­ vealed, a considerable number of farms were found where the ta il roncenlrationa in the surface noil wero too high for normal growth of plants. "it does not follow, however. Ha said, 'that these farm* will have to lie abandoned or will have to find new source* of irrigation water." Humming up reason* for *all concentration* during the jiaat two Vote Fraud Charged tV n tls i In Oklahoma Primary Sheriff Hall Sell* OKLAHOMA CITY. July 27— 10 Share* O f Jai Alai (A*)—William O. Cor charges that the Democratic governor's nomin­ ation was stolen from him and says he will demand today a complete recount lie made. In the face of an unofficial 566-vote defeat by Johnston Murray, Coo declared “ some coun­ ty and precinct election officials in this state are going to the penitentlgnr for the election frauds practiced on me” Tuewtay in the runoff primary. The unofficial totals give Murray 235,528; Coe 234,fh'!(i. No official, were named, but the bitter randldete asserted: "Already, In Oklahoma county alone, we have uncovered at Isaat 8,100 votes stolen from me end given to Johnston Muiraj. In another county of this state, 89 people were voted out of one four-room house, listed as their residence, all votes for Johnston Murray.” PH ILIPPINE CENSl/H M ANILA, July 87—<A*)-The Philippines has a population of 19,497,701 the Census Bureau re­ ported today, This is 260,000 year FORT LAUpEBDALE, July 27— Amaa . Hall, Broward county’s new sheriff, said today lie is sailing his 10 shares of stock in a naw Jai Alai fronton soon to bo built in this area. ” 1 agreed but May to buy tbo stock at $1,000 a share." said Hall. "A t that time 1 had no idea that I would be sliariffNow, to prevent embarrassment, I'm going to sell tha atock." John Montgomery, former Miami Beach publisher and Chamber of Commerce President, and Vice Chairman of the State Advertising Commission, heads the croup planning the fronton. Jai Alai is n Spanish ball gam* on which parimutuel betting Is legal. Hall, who expacta his commis­ sion as sheriff within 84 hot rs, declared he 'lias no illusion that the job la n bad of rosea." “ There la no question but whut 4he sheriff can e|osa gambling," he stipulated tha so-colled pro­ tected gambling k out." "But rumbWrs will fight back. Wh*n (Hey find Ihtjr cant buy their wajr liy they wffl fight with whateeea p u r * they have. I export u be th« aukjoct 7 . TH E JU LY No. 241 As-HtM-inted Press I .riuted W ire 27. U.150 ' Scnttfrrd thiindrr-hn» rts ex* Irrmp north end widely scattered iiltrrnnnn thundenhowera central portion, otherwise fair weather through Friday. NEW SPAPER THURSDAY W EATHER Korean Communists Mass Men And ArmorF or Knoc kout Blow A t American Detense Center U. S. Patrols Shove Fed Column Back; Holes Plugged On Approach T o Pusan U omiri0(1 War ticrot*s Return From Korean Front TOKYO. Friday, July 28— | ( A!*) North Knic.in tn>op» and armor mavrd by night Tliurjday W. Stinrl Synniiflnn. <h*iiir*n (nr .in sttcmplrd knockout blow ol the National Security Itesources in the renter of American defenie •>.,ict (V HR). *-nd In* -gency i* line* * T-im/ing ihe Lnmv gimp. t iencral MscAtlnitr * h'sdquarI Ilf 11■f - 0 1 i Ih, i lr|i|r*ttllnlivrs tei* in ,i rrlesie e.nly tmlsy slid will hr AM. President William there nsr s lull along tlie whole Itrern. TIO Pirsidenl Plii'in Mur­ •istllelrnnt, hut that enemy preiray. *nd AI Have*, prrsidrnt of the Mire eontiniled in *m h s way at *o Inlcinational Association if Macindie tie the Communitt* were rehilll*l» (llllaffiliated) gmuping ami temaxjing l"r a new Synnnfilot. said latlxrr prt-poseci assault. tin commillre Mn< Arthur tetnrnrd to lokyn When asked who the otkri nine Ihursday from a twill inspection meml r. will be. he said lie k.is not tom of the Korean waifront. lie Vet had a chance to mvitr lire wax ronfidtnl id ultimate victory other group* In la ir pail but foirtaw a long snd dilfirult Symington, a* hoard chairman, sltugglr 'be.* ! i* due, ling the prrtf lit leftlnlira I leadquarteii said "aggrrstive lion drtvp no die home l(pnt. pa Itoll" in the. snuthwesl sertor—lie («<■ announced tluil iwo la had ptithrd hat k a Korean Rad Iris hor men have been appoint.-I roltimn two mile* to the vtiinily of assistant* Undone. 70 inilri noilhwcit of Kli llltver, I.mImii eem mist. I’ll* in who bus worked closely will A l l . CAHYING A GROUP Of AMERICAN SOIDIIRS, wounded In the South Koirnn ngbtluc. an Air Korea f*-5« I wo oilier holes were plugccd union* nnd Itnilrond hrnthrr imida. ■rrivrs at Uie FalrflrJd-Suisiin, Calif., base. Accompanying tha war h roeioa lliclr i. Imn home are medical to the appioi he* lo I’man—msKverrelt Kassalnw, assist nit reattendants. Amlwtanera were waiting to rush them In nearby Army ho pit d*. (fnternolional .Tonndphoto) senrdi director of the CIO |or American supply port. Other The announcement was Hindi' p.iltnl* ntxiv.-d lido the highway nfter Symington held n t idl'd town of Iftmyang 78 tnile* noilltmeeting with n nine-man l<knpor wnl ol Duran and made conlar.i nry l.atior committee fornit'd to discuss with liim how tailior wnuld with ait enrniv regunrnt ill Nam lie represented in agencies Invlng* wnn, about 22 tmlr* soiithwctt of a purl in war mohiixutlun. Hamy.ing. hcadquailrn said. Thi* committee, in » *tai inncnt Identity of tlie patuds was not nfter the meeting, culled foi A l l S AIR S I R ll’ IN K O R lX T iitv 27 (/f) C.riirrsl Ma«- made known, tint it x*-a* lit HiU adoption nf excesa profits , Arllun tmlsy made ln< •rroml *uipii»e *isil In the Kiursn waifnml and irea yesterday that relatively lo "remove the lucentivn for *t>esmall numbers of fresh American dilative price increaae*" «nd, and. ‘re A m e r i c a n P u m n e n n "r* «jir i| rninplrln coilltilence "in iiltimalr v*j j,v.' turn to the. government t*is pr*J»f 4 'n iC I -311 ^ F H . P I ? * , " " Alter confcrriiiv wdli hu top cpiuinti: ii fj at I'ighlh Aimy Head- troop* werr reported in aetinn. Thr situation in thr center of from the piihhe in 1 -*• A r m y O f IJ O .O O O •pisilrm, the General warned. “ Wr will have new heart,iche> and new the lint* appeared menacing even these rritical days through wholly . ., — ■■ - • Troops Is Frozen .setbacks." unjustified rise* in the price " f though henclqiintlets teported no RllL" lie added. "I wa* never luiijoi or derisive action" took nccosstlcs." W ASHING’!tl.\. July 27—f/Pl more loufidctit of victoiy ulliThe loilxir committee *"d place in Hie preceding 24 hours nothing about price controls, tint —'Ihr Slate Depnrlinenl -aid to­ milte vlrt'iry in my life limn I Front Hie front A-roeialed Prens President Green o f the A FI, told il a.i tVr*l tier mall* should hate am now." Cot leipnnrleut William It. Moore The Gulled Nalimi* eommaml ml douhl iiImiiiI the "delrrininareporters that "we are rapid)v reported three large Communist approaching the point when- prire li*o" of the I oiled Slalr* lo de­ or returned to Tokyo toniqht. columns were concent rating rail MaeAllhur'* flighl fioill Tokyfend West Germany "again*! a control* will he necessary." " f Yongdong In front .if the It,8. Symington *uid tlint he will *."ihle nttaek from I In- Rant." to Kmeu was completely iinheiFirst Cavalry. U tSIHN'tiTON, tidy 27 i/Vt also recommend to Prosdcnt Tru­ rs* Officer Michael J. Me- iilil'il. Ill' ums aeom|iiinU*l only A -pokc-man at General Marliy a *nm1l, select group of In- S' tinti erlm.' invi-.digatoi * pro­ man that hit hor have pin re* " " Iferiilotl e»pre*-eil roiifiilrure Arthur's headquiiiierit in Tokyo i liief advisers, There wan rm n«lmt' '•! today to keep a nlmip look"nil industry committees created lk.il We*t German* are "le»* i mire word to the pres* a* on "lit l"i any -tgu of wnt--iinwm'd said two of tile Reds three betd. fnr marshaling our resource*. l»k'd* Ilian per h a p * m im ic ( p e o ­ Ilia pieviuiia flight to tin* front Idaek in ill.ei iipernlioie. liy rneke- divisions—the Second and Third— Reside* Oliver and KassaWw. ple) fear lo hwhIIou hook, line aie massed in that sector. on .lone "ft. t' ei i .md eriminat cang*. who will Iw full-time NS It It o ffi­ Sml -inker" Ihe "l.orrlri -nog of From a forward post with the The aecrery vanish'-'! from I" I lies winoeit ilii.i ilmrlav!" < It < ia t tin * i Oo r u * P on rl cials, the unions wilt recommend llte I,anl German iiu p p clH ." The day's trip when III- Hepped fl> 111 ' "i t*v G" Ixoii *ii fighting md | orrlri anordlnc In German additional l.ahor people to n r v In plane. |(r war, weal iou^, Jtln no < vpnuded uoRiinv program <ie in the various division* of It" fotktmr » rr flayrn-lmlird f itinit inr rap amt aunt an imifnr'n |i|< lx I., diiix. 'i,ii l . i motley" .p laycpPH Frgcri To Imsrd, Symngton announeed. maid, n-- « ho liord »ltil>- md Hi* corn eoh pipe waa iietwreu trading iu ....... rhiunmdttti Support Blood Bank asiltlf* on Mie rmk < >it the lllioir In* teeth. l|e wa* quickly lerng to IRii* 1 mull i t . in xx'ltleli .r'lii,' W ASHINGTON. Itdv !7 rd’i llirrr nired. i;« "it ..r' "i,| itlrgalfy (or 111.-11 The Air Force Is increasing U The Jayceca were today urged He ronferird with ills highe*:; pm . . tinililimoille I li'IUl-.l m iUi. (irmialiv, |nlv strength from 48 group* !<• !>ly piing nn In Jidin Kuder, vice piesident, to tanking officers on tinseen Il’ e a llH fS " • e « * r T « « l 27 (A i'l U S Aiinv Hrad- of the hCighth Army rnmliirtlo,; when i gin .'i niiieul unih'l Inlie* i < get hrilind a tllive to make do­ io|ili"l *n|e nation.* to the Seminole County (jits lie t* Kuinpran ( nmtnantl i n ­ tli" ground eampiiign, nnd of the A .liitemeol fiiou the -perial Blood Rank. A "small donors" day 4-H Girls To Leave nouneed Iniliy it had fio/cn fill advanced liendquarter* of Hie Far Seiitil. eonunitli'e to study -rime will lie held about Aug. I, and Fast Air Forces recently moved For Camp McQuarrio enlisted ami oiflcci peiMittlirl in to •aid *lint ill vi llgalni "huil found more donation* are erheilnled to Korea from Smithenr Japan. $• nnllniiail l$M I'RKf tWOl There was npecnlntion tiiat many had- lending to *lmw tlint take place iihnut the lrt.it. of Aug­ Shortly aflei noon M"nda\ liigli level ntralegy di'cisloiia were Hie I. el mmil'V XXII |,l tile liltsj—Ilf ust, lie said. It.D. Harrison nggr. ted tli.it Idiii'l mil I.* t "pei at ions of 4-11 girl* nf 10 lo 15 yeti ' " f .<i: Dik U On ILimpairt' leached. • luce a number of ur.ers of tlie u; II 'idemldi iimi;niliule" > | u ■ i n g will leave in a hu* for Camp M' General Wtillon, II Causes A n lo Crash <r,Lt.'oinmandipg t . umy, I Wo, l,| Wat It "ill I lie postwar Blood Rank recently have hc«n tjmirrie in ihe f tenIn N n i' ■■ the Hth At Negroes, that donation! lie lollForest, Miss I.lla Wnada rd, on ol i stud troop rclnforccmenta were pet eel cited from colored people. homu demonstration agent, rm A duel that escaped from a disco Sled lu his UI) minute cm “ VV" h tO'^'.it ....... ted rush papei hag flew in the face of die Voile Williams, Jr., pointed out nouneed thin nioinmg. on the part nf many pemin* to The bus will he Ranked lie kind Hr ivi-r of all autnUUihilc veatentav (ere nee with Mac Arthur. This hoaid eominndilte of every lyoe," Hi at Hm Fourth District president, Celery Avenue, gave rise lo hopes Hint hndly aiil t’liattmao Ixetanvvep the Court House in order to eli­ artel noon on (It. Chuck Fain, had entered mllltnrv minate congestion in loading, aid .aiising her lo loose control of *ho needed tronpn may not lai far ’I'eiml, "there i- untlouhtedly a service and proposed that Hie local ear and to crash into a ligfil pole, away. Miss Woodard. flrong fcioplatmn for these ia<i- club hack Alvin Odliam n.« u nom­ A t the camp the Hernii'd' rllpiiin" It off Just before leaving Korea, t‘lee< . I" loio again lo these In inee for the post. Tne driver waa Irene Rellainy, Mr. Kader urged that at least County girls will join others f om erative hy lmes " Mac Arthur told reporters; Orange and Brevard countle*. snd Negres* of Route I. who allffered lie idfle.l that if Hie loiumittee 5U members nf tlie local rlub at­ "I have a feeling of optimism total attendance will lie more Himo head injuries and cuts, and lien- after this iospeetion today." illieovei evlileliee of Hd*. It will tend the itimmei conference of the riette Oliver, Negress, a passen­ 120. prompilv ri-poit to Congress ami Jaycees In Orlando on Aog. 12. He said It "romplotely roll Among those who will (rnm - ger, who had a leg Injury. Both firmed" Hie estimate tie made Hie piddle. BOND HAI.F-S pany the girls on the trip are Mi*- were taken to Ferrmhl l.aughton ia}«a«|iit«rH «•» r « f i I *v««| Tlie i 'itnmilli i' •talemciit sapi T. K. Tucker, chairman of the John Fox, P*r>l„; Mrs. J.K. Iloilo- Memorial lio-pitnl in the Moody Hive ligatloo allendy ha* dis- II. 8 . Treasury’s Havings Rond* son, Lake Monroe, Mrs. Georgr Ot amhulnnre. The nrrident occurred racketeer* Committee for Seminole County, lo, Long wood, Mrm. R.F. Roelk U at 1:48 o'elock near Douglas Av.- Mnj. Whorton Tiikfs etosed tluil liig-Kide utlelilpt to "lt'"ilimlte announced today that the report N. and G. Barker o f the Red Cm** nue. Damage to the l»4 l I'lymmilh Over Salvation Army (leqoeiilly M ..Ktinitrs m- r«a * Twill of Hie final week’s -ales in the Sedan wa* eatlmnted it 110*1. chapter of ML Dora. Army Cancels All Mac Arthur Confident Of Final L eaves ForM en V i c t o r y After Visit To Front Now In* E u ro p e K efauver Men To Keep Lookout For B la c k Marketeers B Christian Dior Opens Fall Fashion S h o w in g s In Paris PARIS, July 27 — f/P) — Christian Dior oiwnrd the fall fashion showings here today by inlrodumg a shapely silhouette which empha­ sizes big hips, an ample busl^asd an hourglass waist. Everything reminiscent of the 1920s has been swept away and even hemlines tend to be iligHtly longer, particularly for lopcoata. He spotlights the bust with drapery and plumps up the hipa with padding, pockat flap* or kaur* roo pouched" drapery. lion number o f outalse Pocket*. Dior introduce* detachable corsets that fit the mldrift and bust like a breastplate. He mskis them in white satin to ton etraplea* sheath dresses of black groagrain and in ahcll pink sa­ tin atop white one*. Dior ha* designed "etepharv; ear" alaavea cut about two feeb wide. Used on loose topcoats thary malt* the wearer look like a M i la flight. He etlffena full length, threed hip length flared jacket* with buckram ad w rage Twer protrude* hullwuily often He plasters many dr eases with aa much as alx Inrhea away from large plalnpaerl button* and any the hip*. «' Dior akirt* are either very nar­ row or fabuloualy full. Ha avskes a 1980 look with narrow on*** that fit tight to tha kneea then flute out into code* or burehe* of pleat*. Tha fi full oaaa are lu bia but uawfcwk tradition aad the mannequin* parading them knocked ashtraya, over with clockwork rnjarkata are vary leng with ‘ ........ kigh Jm m Independence Drive added $lS,ti?2 Series E. U. S. Savings Ronds to the previously announced total of 150,022. Thl* brought Seminole County'* figure for the entire .Sanfrod llolNiians under the campaign up to $00,604 which I* leadei lop " f President Otvillc 102.6% nf the county's tjuoU of ____ _ Tom Iitori ' iidiarked on Gene Ron- $06,000. millal’. "iikytaik" at 2:30 o'clock y e l 'i d i v afleinoon for lemon Sanford Weather Itluff white they enjoyed a picnic huppei. The eominitlee in ehutge High yesterday 03 wa . compated of James Holt*'law, Low this morning 7t) Farlp Turner, and Boh Harris. Rain yestarday On Itolaiim s attending were Tlr. Rainfall Julv 6.50 indies. H. W, fiupierlit, Dl. Otvillc Barks, July normal rainfall 7.03 In­ (iordon llri swim, Fletcher Roll*. chaa. Tom Brown, 11.11. Coleman, Ko|land Dean. Dr. A.W. Kpps, 8 r„ Dr. A W Lpp*. Jr.. Walter Dayties, Roh lliiiris, Janies Holtxrlaw. JACKSO NVILLE. July 27— HP) W A L effI".. W.R. Nicholson, Dr. 80 Charlr.- IVi II.II. Pope, Hu- Atlanta 88 Im' i I Pcaree. H.L. Perkins. 8 r.. R. Blsmark 81 I. . Perkin,-, Jr., Jark Ratigan, Denver 83 Claicnri Redding, George Stine, Des Moines 09 Andrew fitine, G.W. Spencer, Fraano 81 Georgr A. Speer, Orville Touchtnn. Oklahoma Citv 80 EuiIn Turner, Jatnea Davidson, F. Saint l-oiitn San \>Honlo 07 young p secretary /or Hi" D. Scott snd Roy Holler. 02 Guests included Todd Swalnt, Jacksdnvlll* division, him farewell orders. _ ___ of89 factiva SapL 20. Senior Capt. Roy Williams. Vivian Spear, Ed- Kev Wait 89 , .............._ _ of . .ward Higgins, Jr., W. A. Patrick, Malbourna Glenn Stovall will have charge 84 ill Wright, *»•»**«• tha Miami Citadel, said Major P Dan Arthur Moora, and Miami 85 Telia ha*ate Broughton Watkina. Whortou. Senior Major Allan Whotton. commander of the ,Sanford Salvo lion Army Rost from l'J44 Hirougli Hill!, and who t* attaehed to tin ■tile headquarter* of the orgaoiration in Jarksonvillc, i- now mh.titutiog at tha local post wldle Lieut and Mrs. Paul Jone:. ate on vacation in Atlantn, (in. Gupt. ami Mrs. Gemge Wood. <if Hie Sava nnn It Halvatmn Artnv 1'osl, sod foim erlv of Sanford visited friend* hrre yngterday, ineluding Major and Mrs. Wlmiinn. Major Wharton annoumerl that flrigadfer ami Mrs. Ernasl Pirker Ing, aie moving from the Florida. Georgia, South Carolina Divi don to assume rnmmand of Ihr Keu lucky, Tennessee and Aiknii-nDivision. Brigadier Pickering Its- com­ manded the southeastern Hivtvsinn aince 1044. They will leave Jack­ sonville aliout Sept. 10. Lieut. Col. H.W. Young o f Ixtuislana will tak* over tha division. Senior Cajil. C. Witliam James, •. * • • , /S atiaeSsi ________ iiolury lOnjoys Picnic On SI. .InhnK River THE WEATHER __ �p* T H U R S D A Y J U L Y 27, 1950 T IllfR A N F tH tl> Sf, 'i t ' I ri III r a ^ M lr t I m Ut »ir*|»l »«lMrd«> Whether the Korean business Ih to remain a minor policing action or in to make itaelf plain before long as ill* S I Uuanwis A i m t ■» rl«»« uiAiur tiral step in a major war is one of those things Impossible «WW/1T, ivtk, at tbr Pa»t MffW to know and difficult oven to speculate about. But one thing tt Sanimil. I'luldn. iitidtr Ibt At) •« f«B)itw» mt Mufrh 1 . IhtH sure is that, however minor it may uppear ut present, it is ,1.- i i d u .ililp T ; extremely important. I.illlur tiOMIMIN III. AN Moreover, it is absolutely imperative tliut we accept it IIIIttiiiH M gugti us important, make a real job of it, und realize that we must " lin s c R ir T iiit m ates t f Can It* ... i .ts Mick to it on this line it it lakes all winter and another yeur IM Standi t n t Altai A* a* Vt»r I* Maalfca ................ I<»-> IM besides. » ni i No appeasement is possible. No weakening down in I*0*1 - n r «Mlutr} Hullrt* rail* **l any way is possible. We went into thnt action because it was AUAt, .♦•.»Iii.I*»m. » l Miitlrt* «•> necessary, and il is necessary that we stay in until we win, • l t l l * l « l » « l lot Ik* p - . » > l .•Man l«art». »«III At rhn>>r« Iti :>‘iid tin* North Koreans flying hack above the 88th parallel *t tc y iltr i d i *rilain* m i*. und settle the affair on self-respecting terms ns members ■*tr*«titr<t .vailonnli) I■» laian* ot tile United Nations. tm t| «A fr n*prrarniatlt*a far. I m York. Chlrnax ll.tr..11. Han. Ho fur it is not a big war but u small defensive polic­ Hit City. an* » l. l.tiHlThr llrtaiil I* i. ..I II* ing action. But it must he treated us if the lives of all of AM .rlnu* I'm . ttklik la n.ililctl us depended on its success- -and well they may. •A tln ilttlt la ikt ut* far ..... *•i» If people are going to act like pigs about sugar and •allaa Cl all lh» laral urn* |irlnl«>l ta A ll brnaphiM-r. a* mill a.* al coffee ami other tilings -pigs not willing to take their fair \P A tw dl»pankr* chance with their fellow-countrymen, but grnbhing today JULY 27. I WO mtause they fear tomorrow—Americans could low; more than a war. They could lose their own so ii Ih, their ability to TO D A Y'S BIBLE V Kit HE stand upright among their fellow men nnd look the world But a prison iif rlran und linn* in the aye. If they are going to make trouble about every •rib li mind dor* nut tarry in mm step taken for their defense and the future of a free world, pany or »i|r persons mir due* he they can lose their fromlorn uni the ebnneo of their children ratal In reading lewd hunks to live as Americans live. though they art popular; There I; We have got to win this Korean thing. We have got nothing from without n man, that tntfrillK into him run ilrfili* liim to take it seriously. If it ends easily and qoon, w« can be Blit the thing* thnt rnmi1 out of deeply thankful. If it leads to greater perils, let us be hirti, thou- arc they that ilcfih 'long nutl ready. him,— Mark 0:16. According to the Miami lleiali! the powerful bnultir syndicate ktjown'ai the S. nml G. Corporation it cif»inu up slii,|, Imk itm k .1iul *•.»t h un and it is JbarrelhSJ- Thr 11 ....... not l i f e to ii|ir:itie in Morida any mprg. Briidrt dining the . luminri streon i| probably isn’t any tun ptyljlable anyway. " A Communist", write* John Temple Gravri, "it nut just lomeM y who disagrees with you. A Communist isn't jutl a radical thinker. A Communist— if In'* regular— is pail ol an orgaiii/aliun whore allegiance is to an enemy who will (top at nothing to dr llfo y the United Stairs u( Alliriica.” And to those wlm would lie loleraQt toward C o m m u n i s t s . Graves adds, " If tin* Bill of Kiglils covers such people, it isn't a Bill of R*«bt| Lot a Death Wa rrmil." MM.flw Ci ' . * }f If the present war is confined lo Korea, il will probably* take sis months and cost several thousand iiytt and ten billion dollars lu ftfjscl a peaceful tctUcmcnl. Thrn, il jf * Ii . *4' it, . U I* ‘ hat not already done »o, Hu»tiit can pull the lime Hunt in Iu ii . r‘r';cce, Yugorlsvis, or Berlin, and will have another til inoutlii 7or unrest, and ait even larger toil in human live* and properly. Wlisi to do? Well, there are two allrrnativta. Wa can fall back u|kjii the "b* policy of isolation, nliii b hasn't old I work^ed »o well in the past. Or we can t tl at the root oi the trouble which it Bunin, I llial a "second (Vail ind a "tecond B a tin ' at# phrases one often hears ilirie dayi, David Lawrence says that pw prevent medicament in die Far bail li due lo die incompetence Lad lack of foresight of die Na* bon ScCunty Council ai well a* hers [with whom die I’rendml **'iurroundtd himitli. "If the , , Slates had a peiliainentary ay|tan." lit iddt, "die pieirnt Ad■nbiiatrslion would be out ol AH very day became il Um * mutt imume the reipontiW bt daiagaled lo il hv a tiuitlul pad not loo vigllent Conaieu." J. A Tampa Tribune writer, who hat wen making rnliiatioii of gambling ronl f ih Central Florid* during \ month, wriln in ibr Tri­ ll lim »ection of the rlatc »r ilia control of "a clon-ly underworld,' more than if iharf f f gamhlvri and hoodk*Vaad a huge racket that r, dull* in civic con.<• i. .1.11'. IJ. R Report Much doubt of success was expressed during the early days of the project for re-settling displaced persons in this country, The problem of fitting them into an unfamiliar eco­ nomy was considered insurmountable by some critics of the program. Encouraging results are shown, however, in all locali­ ties in which they have been plueed. A survey of conditions among them reveals that from 7fi to !>0 pur cent of those strangers appear to have successfully adapted themselves to their new lives. Accepted by their communities, they have obtained and kept jobs, established homes and muda friends. Some few left their original locutions In search of greener fields, and some who were allotted lo farms have not been suited to country life, but In most cases the adjustment hus been successful. tireatful as these people should be, nnd doubtless are, for their opportunity to build new lives, the benefit is not all on their side. They tiring color nnd variety to toe Amer­ ican scene, nnd have many cultural contributions to make to the communities they now call home. Like others who have come to the New World from the Old, they do not nine empty-handed. Benefits Of Reading JAMES MArtCOW Wa s h i n g t o n . July 27 Tbrvp men- President Try man. Senator Taft, ami Bernard Uarurh have different ideas on what we must do in rearming. Mr. Truman hat a-ked Congress for some-—but not all-out— gov­ ernment root 1 ols. Senator Taft thinks Mr. Tiumun I- going iou far. Baruch doesn't think the PreMdent is going fat enough. Mr. Truman and Senator Taft e*> hoping things won’t get worse at least soon. Baruch wants to take no chances on things gelling better. He wants tb- country fully prepaied and mobilized to meet the worst. Time will show which Is right Ihls country's fate ninv depend on the answer. No one here ran or.-. ' If l That's became wi can't call the shots. The Communis:*. csn. They can make things bet­ ter or worse. Mr. Trumap has asked D ongleto give the Hoverninent power t . •lo these things; , H alseU ves, control credit buyng, wTirch mean* buying things or tune, whether they're home- n autos; and grant wide control* over business and Industry. to r example; if it needed steel for tanks, life government could *ay Just how much would lie left for industry to lurn out passengef cars. The 1'resldent stopped there, lie dldn t ask for controls over, prices and wages of- for nower to ration good* And food.. He _ said, tleuigh, ... , he'd them .If he he thougv thought tt j ' —sslt fin necessary. He doesn’t think -h. needed .roof. Tbs President's feelings may b summer; up i„ the following stateday :1 '* ,I1B' * u ^ a p r# ** yestc-rifniF1'? rMl"»n»lhllltv Of th United S U te*.. . .will become still heavier U fore the united effort of the free nation* of the world produce a lasting peace.". raft *«ld that so far as we ran ut- pur present |*t WfWIli situation ninv 'exist furr 1 10 ypars- Bml% ™ (1 Ye as well get adjusted to that idi-a. but he added: VI ah) not qt all fideut the B Busalaiis cor 01^ " ' that ,h*f, tl,,? b *a l.;i»' contem­ plate ap all-out military attack at ony tip)*, or tlutl there is nny cer*«fn y o f a third World W a ^ Although he agrees with the NEW Y titK , July 27—</F>— Brooklyn's islrict attorney— appuHut.y uli lng at Mayor W il­ liam O'Dwy -r— sought today to prove that police captain who committed i ilcide had net been subjected to a "witch-hunt." Tlx* prosi :utur, Miles F. McDunsld. a; twk County Judge Semite) S. I.elbowitx yesterday make pu lie the record o f the ueitlnnlng of the late Captain ohri G. Flynn before a special grand jui yf The Judge said he would snmiince his decision on the unusua| request today. The giatAI Jury has been in­ vestigating gambling and , otbor i tickets anti reports o f polite ptaft in I rupklyn. Mayor ( 'Dwyer baa said he is opposed to "witch hunts and the wai of nerves made popular hv Hitler.' Mclhinal I, without mentioning the Mnyofa name, angrily told Judge LeLowitz ytsterday; "II t-Xpritl-i expected to recAve criticism from tin- lavwless elements of the commi: nil I nml to incur theif displeasure dlxpleanurj. But I never expect­ ed to tec Jive unwarranted criti­ cism nml obstacles from people who ste sworn to uphold the law for [lerfmynlng my duty, "I tiro shocked that such u thing sltotdd have happened, and tin- criticism is unjustified and can reodi|y ge proven to be so." McDonald said the grand jury regarding Cnpt. Flynn "will clearly disprove nny claim that there a m uny witch hunt o| nny Hitlerian tactics used." The Citizens Union called on Mayor O'Dwyt-r yesterdny for a citywide probe of the police denartment, and of possible cor­ ruption of police by garoblsrs, to be conducted by outsiders. Tbe union, a private civic group, told tbe Mavor in n let­ ter: "You have seised upon an individual tnigedv and turned It into n theatrical demonstration o f youi disapproval o f the dis­ trict attorney's activities." The Mayor had no comment on the prcposal. £ Army Leaves lO M tisw H a s r a w OMI u x e f Taft r i f . un ihvonly r * part tl taxes, goes rtf the Europe for nx months, begipning way In thinking Mr. Truman ought Aug. 31. Tit is means that all home leavci ire cancelled after Aug. 3f. he. S & l f e r ! ''0nlrUl ° V“ r cr« llt The Army announcement said: g ljS fW ‘ T , f t xpeclflc conlo "Nom a! foreign service tours o f jfiving Mr. rTruman y #ovV .credit In real * estate all perionne] in the U. S. Armyi Europe, and o f all those who have Trn™d " " ,ur. K" " 'r*1 controls Mr. voluntarily extended their tour^ ‘of Industry .7 .* says ° r *r they go much «nd duty U the Europe an Command J noustry, 7Taft have been extended for six months, uToriaV* M* r,,l,rar>' *ni1 <»lc- affective Aug. 31, t i i K ex lytiv ion applies to offiie it and entitled men. "Onle'A which have been >t*ued SrolC°i* * l i ,,,lre' including con* for rotation o f personnel scheduled tf“ laid! Pr C' * ' W* KM * nd M,n" lo leave the European Commajtd after A uk- ^1 havq bijen revnl^d, '•Good lltoniturn cnnllminlly rend for pleasure must, let us hois*, do some gtiod to the reader:* muet gnicken his perception though dull, and sharpen his disrrhninution though blunt, and met. low- the rawtiosH’ bf ills pArsunul opinions," > 8u wrote Eijwurtl Housman, the English scholar and noet wli'i hnil the fault, rare among writers, of thinking sa iittie of his writings that he had to be urged to publish them. There is nothing remarkably profound in this partial,lar passage, ami yet It presents a fact which seems more rt ami mure to escape our notice. Almost anyone who Is ask­ men i F ' " ' 1* “ “ r ed will confess that he dues not read nearly so much as tye thinks la* should. Nevertheless each new Invention of * way -cw X ' " r ibroadto upend leisure time seems to take us farther away from lire hisiksholves rather than nearer to them. *Uh the least necessary dirlociPerhaps nil the peoplo who know they don't read cpuugh tion o f the civilians.. . “ ought to form ii club, the members of which would stay, butter ' * t i f of 'P « c « ' W home once n week and reud a good hook instead of Itavln a meeting. Could It be done without n club? Or wouldn’t R "Csr«s,of undue hardship aa. a wanlt of this policy. will be re­ ported to U.S. Army Hratkmxrterr Ip Europe." ■, ■ America's h u g e rearnisraen program, involving as it does sue) great sacrifice by all ner -itisen naturally lias made B lot uf fol speculate whether the U.S.A., a: ter all, Is carrying more than it fplr weight of thy burden for in tfrnational defense against Com inunlsm. That thought hasn’t been in spired by selfishneu. it's due t. the belief that this defense Is e partnership affair In which eac.' democracy, big or little, most 1 Us proportionate share. We star, or fall together. Of course America doesn't wisl to evade the leadership which he strength and resources impos upon her.. Furthermore, she cx pecta to contribute in materia' thing* in proportion to her mean; She recognizes, too, that many nations stillII ki^ struggling to rr cover (rom *ho ravages uf the la. vfor, , I However, the early reaction o some of the Democratic bloc to tlr assault on. South Korea was, I say. the least, j v r y cautlyuy and nonrommUtpli There was a hesi tancy to aland up and he rountrd even after, th* United States under a« * of tkft United Na * the. " tious, rushed to the rescue an flung hef oWn youth, Into the con filet. ;[ ,, That was disappointing am putsllng to, marmaq* *in' *L' this country, I guess w* Jpat Just didn't understand and maybe went * bit hasty .. coming to,-l Ml concRislonp. Therefore . . .,u llclu,tw^ t! Therefor. H J“ *L 09 more up U l» K wlUt 7,llh M 99 faHCh «hore a i m ' " ! ’ heorljenlqg display ■lay of cooperation re of. the United Nations ground ■ ' maw , offering l>S|| l)IWUIIII troops, and other military aid to llttf Korean crisis. Even Ittle Lebanon hqa voted 160,00. ax symbolic aid to the U.N. force: in Korea, orahj . 1 , This rather sudden surge ol practical support ilrow from Sec­ ry of State Actieson the state­ retary ment that America la pleased at the way other U.N. member* are offering aid. He declared.ttj&e of­ fer s ware of-the greatest politi­ cal importance. He also ai*un)ei* they were important militarily, put Ifft that'to the judgment of the igUitary Hilary experts. «; . .. tyirp, of roqree such a warm reaipontt had pnychoioiricnl ‘ i aa I set not only In the Democrats effect, camp •p but in Moscow. It Is an e\ presalon of solidarity and of de­ termination. It s«tx the Dag of the United Nations to tugging at it; halyard. However, that’* far from being the whole story. Tha Council of Ih; Atlantic Pact powers, meeting in London, has decided to go all out nixing the defense? of Europe against possible wMWjrp . gturope ax an for defense . the eggerly sought economic re ____ ___ rehabilitation Should It ho found that there 'isn’t room for both' i t tha same time then presumably security mu*' come first. However, the hope wil' be to keep the Marshall Plan at work. I Tfci* la a great aqd costly under- M K Array authorities at hwdouar- coed on trie bails of the oblUtv ol tprs Here declined to elaborate on each Ynomber to contribute. Na the official announcement They (Rurally it will Uo carried out Isaid the order came from Wash­ ington and that their Job was to carry it oUt. * America army troop strength In Europe Is abollt 110.000. . Vnu' Ur\,ot c,lnRing to pett: :s ITS who deelb'ed to be •nts and petty profits imnei-n1 Parii* Styles X'HBIInHra n ow P u t «> ’ > Racism Condemned By World Baptists , - t* and often line* them completely In beaver or mink fur. Many are CLEVELAND, July V - m helled tightly to the walit. Fold* A resuluilon opposing racial dietluwn collars and jackal* rrln.lnatroli and •rm gatli develop Into long atola enua that dangta to heniTevat. On baited numbers they are threaded won unsul through the belt to form louie panala. ***•>-" Muffa the alia o f plltowcaie*. made of mink, beaver, or racoon, CLEVELAND, July 27—(A*)— A ure worn with a lot o f theaa out­ lesulution opposing racial fits. mlnatlun and *»giejta\lol) and urnDior favora dark gray or black irtg Ihwa lo sliftgt sob a&sJB* generally but Indulge* In bril­ liant scarlets and cheery red* and royal blue*. One topcoat In peacock blue broad-cloth « H lined throughout with pale bln* to match the rtreaa beneath. Ha Introduces capea, particular­ ly in velvet for evanlng and looea box coats made of gold lama nr paUley design broacade. Everything L r evening |« pfaatered with embroidery—in mo­ ther o f pearl or J«k eequlne, or rhinestone* or the eort of silk embroidery one sees op eastern shawls. Bhort eveplng dresasa avo either slender aheath variety or of oppressed min Introdurad today "W,ftia* against Jews, Orientals and (fctxi‘The resoltjlipn ,catpr fr «» » Commission In Bocjpl f -uisUee headed by *>r. Beftiwnln Y l o president- o f Morehouse, ColMt n N^gro school In Attani#, Qfc . Ite’ in 'uctlon , was approved »'Y■the » • executive XMUtive committee of o f tk the ilaptlat **•*-“ >- « Bpptlet holding 'tolding ■visa one major exception It fol- with layer* c: £ »»*«*■ V W is w n S C . « ,ta Formal dresses eoi •e skinny sheath* elit up the 1 Trohf for movement toppe< va« tovem orsrvktrta. Dior hate are homburefe urf^ or* „ de rrcognlt* brimmed right over the worn tilted right' are lairvitablc .. _jm g* i____ iacreafgd1 mihtary ependihg I cushions worn ^ * V VatlCRn R e p o r t S' obU mlUl0“ 0f_Peace signatuPetition res on th* ,n Stockholm Brooklyn D is t r ic t ! which exile for tbe Outlawing of bomb. ( . t Attorney R e p lie s THE WORLD TODAY Reds K illed L a rge theTheatombroadcast followed the ap­ DeW ITT MacKBN7.il K B N /IE .of Pope Pius X I I :n an en­ To M ajor’s Charfee APBy Foreign Number O f Priests peal Affairs Analyst cyclical Yesterday fo r prayers tor Korean Necessity the Hanford Herald bm fertile soil for 1th* Td*vcL.inniei> ■nd spread of Commiiil.m, . cism and other ontl-sbcla! hr-' grams," T 7 ■" ■ ■ , •> Truman Conference “ " ur freedom and our civlllzaf IdentlfUd by nema raid he thought he order was ' " o b v t e w " 'V it * eanlng. f ---------- m i radio broadcart its charges in all languages, including ■those of iron curtain countries, tt said"A t a time when tha emissaries of Communism throughout the world are talking of what they wish to call the campaign for peace, it certainly is Interesting to note eonre statistics that show what is thought of peace on the other side of the iron Curtain." • This was a reference to th* world-wide Communist drive to Salty W ells H H H I r ts a trh. » **jM Husaien agcresslon ta still aubJeet.to .sKfactlve an-j -ran. perhaps. d, rti the •mrn t h a j ares*. d*n- -a ♦Tadf’rta! 9 t............ r M.... f Pretence of_fw *ign * Secretary for the first McGrath m r t n» themselves"a x one* th*y accumul. of money, by Ih X j.-a com 1 "iS IM I u'! ’ - vl ‘ ■- i altuation uni V»!T BOBA FKSW kSi fe jr If*/ . l_ _ rf 1, r | •" f. a ' ^11 Jp??,* ,■ [ j if A P Newsfeaturee Pusan has become a port of destiny for United ‘-•tions troops lghting t* hold in Korea aain 't .thq Communists. Situated gn the southeastern coast, it i? _ the best port in Kotea, the one • through which most traffic to the outside world hat passed . When the Japanese held Pusan and its population, o f a third ot n million, tpey developed the port xtensively., They linked it to span by cable and other com­ munications end they carried on m' ,eavy traffic between it and their iort of Shlmonoseki, on the is1 nd of Honshu, 135 miles away. , Pusan's importance as a port g uf ientry fo r G I» is helped by it* tremendous defensive assets. It bat been fortified for cepturies and the high bare hills surround­ ing it bare proved a formidable barrier tp invaders attemptting tg move in from the north. "Rugged terrain screens the city so well," say the National Geo­ graphic Society, "that only a traction o f it it visible even from the waterfront. "The harbor itself also it well 0 protected by natpre. Outside th* entrance, is Mol: To, an island four miles long and a mil* and a half wide, which incoming ships must skirt in order to reech an­ chorage. There are two rYlativbly narrow .presages between is­ land arid mainland, and both are overhung by high rock walls." J E L 1 ft PRICES REDUCED ( fzsss& is. % U >usan Designated « >ort Q f D e s t in y 'or U. S. Troops re's How To Say ^oreftft' Clty Naples '.TSI' Black peace. The Pontiff scored countre s where “ not truth bat falseness •.» presented under a certain gune ot reason” and in which "disturbances and disorders are provoked." The Vatican broadcast listed the number o l pnfsts slain, jailed,' exiled and'Impeded in their mlMpean countries. In the Ukraine alone, since 1M5. more than 3,600 priear* have c**ikilled and, I.OOit churches anc cnapcls clo«*a or rarea to tnt £iopr.a, the radio laid- (Caailaard rriraa rate Ob»| growing seasons, he oxpained.that extreme dryness has prevailed with deficiencies of six to Inches of rainfall. A * a more well water waa used normally, and some growers used more fertiliser in th* belief that tha plants were suffering from a lack of plant food. . This combination, more well water and more fertiliser, wa» re­ sponsible for the salt concentreton, h« asserted. ’ ‘While It U too early to make • definite statement," he eai<L.."w believe, and preliminary tests con­ firm this belief,, that after tho summer rainy season; the salt concentrations on even the ealtieat farms will be low eifaugh to per­ mit normal plant :grqwth next season. “ The Experiment Station is watching these farms and will be able to advise grower* how U conduct tliair farming.operations to avoid a recurrence o f the con­ dition* this year- . “ For year* thei1* have been pessimist* who have predicted that this area was doomed to go out of the farming butincis" yet today the acreage in truck crops is just about aa large as it ever wit, and the good farmers are still making money," he concluded. It takes a liUlq more know how and gr.eatef attention to details than In the past, but those with the will to get ahead and a willingness to follow the latest findings of research worker* will continue to meke victory— in ray life then I am truck farming pay in this area. now." MacArthur spoke cordially to newsmen who were standing be­ M a c A rth u r tid* jtle plane, Bataan, awaiting lim. I f he has -been displeased (Oeartsas* r»«ea rmaw n »«' th ndw* coverega * from Korea last week to President Truman. any .Way, he gave no hint. In that statement he said the quick and valiant- action o f the . Hit appearenet .and - health th Army had "bought th* vreft- were a surprise to one who NvM him feur the first tiih* >ua time necessary .to build,* tnge. His fat*; 1' ,o«e ^ang*. younger than kit 70 yaw*, youtn itn, al* aL won (bowed no worry or sttain, shoe fore**." ■enuod* [hough he hed had had a strenuous thOU Today, speaking ilaeArth’ur ‘elaborated: lauded the acArth rrilav.,. m work oi “That 9th^Adrrny comma: cammandtrt. iercea, Without * long » n g hard naro row »uu wlSout , . . > meet difficult struggle. Th*t we dree and the ijevy. ■I aliter and hie diM heartaches and « So »*id *111 have new are "handling inherent In jhe vltlop cot u setbacks aaikad *ney? Situation, but 1* wta never motg the altuation , 'ancy.'’ . victory— pltinyriq $t, and aupeHw confident uf "We simply have to keep what By ASSOCIATED PRESS |we'v» got here," he said.' (Evenly, aces*teg. Pronounce U t I , { ; an u 2 — aj. He said that such a frvoss order IOm i U s* ! V r n r t u ua.i jbablllty Tied not been In phonetic* *s In lip, and OO a* In Ing ol a|oyi b'ynbs—iiicoinuatsblv to be as In alleviate any shipping,or lore severe thari auvtbing wr 1 problem caused by tbe War ave endured or imagined if Ckongtan Chung-sahn rea He hlamed at least a ■p.irt of Chun-|oo “Ih Juat bolls 'down th leaning Britain's* peril on postwar ship­ our mrces In Europe on hand.” hr th-tfong ments o f Jet airplane engines from adde, i— - ’ - 3 fhm-chghng this rouptgy "to places llky Ku*Th re waa no indication Immed­ »ls^ Egypi, and thet Argentine." )lc iate! that the U.B. A ir Fore* (y Eure te was taking n similar step. "W e are more defenseless tbs* The LJnitOd States maintains only 'amp *111111 wa bay*, ever bwn and 1 timl *V.' a \o ten naval force In Gormvnv * ' 'lougpt. Vt* tnupl nev* but i stsabl* on* to th* Moditar.... ‘never, *|ve le ' rape n. . i ■• - * i Ji' m — tie hrl • f f l Wr "Ido. Camchir i A U. 8. Air Fore* spokesman Inlon Ottt thr said no fre*M order bad been reat*v still bos "u raea- celv. L Ho explained that U fa lb* iperlorlty" over H)" r*V prsr gsGv* of th* cagimadder <to o t Uto worid.lo aVum humh.stodt* hold up homo Move -done any *a*ntl*l raaa ui ’* " w « w w wv fooling that for very few have bre# pmdilred mao can ba found.____________ para (.net could bo retained with, out my official hold *td*t, l>a ------ 1-------I of U \o obtain oven small nuantltioa of uf uranium ur aeem .to .Justlfv view. n " ojM<u)oaeoo»v dtmouMement bo true, there .-an h- Churchill W arning . July — Approximately 12,000 Roman Catholic priests have Wen killed • made prisoners or exiled by the Communist regime* o f Russian satellites during the past lire •’art, the Vatican radio vatd to­ day. ‘ Ttr ylpn— Rayon . % o �'Y i THURSDAY JU LY 27. 1950 tttf: s a n f o r d page th r . F l o r id a F A H E W F t .I. m- P c rs o n a Is f?fM» I.unthi Spriiu; <t uli n ur *100 pui'sMiis n,i m A full fnt*j:rr»ni *f . i r l i i i i i n n m i n p t l Iiv • hn <11111111! . * t»m- Mr. and Mr*. Itagood Warren pnM’iJ i»t HnhUin K am i. i. n Hal (.iinjnrrtl mil tel anti family have moved Into their Vinrmia THURSDAY new home »n Sipes Avenue. Wi her* wUh 11 ' nmina The Dougin* Johe Junior Bro* tiivittg him! ran* • « tr-.nvr th herhood will hold their rcgulnr nfti’i riiMtn. Mrs. Rlanche tiordnioi rtf I'lrn weekly meeting at the First Baplattrl, Ohio is spending some tirm At f t * t ' Im4, Hir i * * nr ulr:1st Church at 7:30 P. M. All Ulriu'fM HTit* a *rtnl»|i*t fur f* with friend* in Sanford. nembers arc urged to attend. hi nr in t hnf was • ■ , UnifO! it vh -Under the sponsorship of Beta Mrs. K.T. Stnrrts left for het with ftiin nervim* *m* urlei th ninis Phi sorority, the reception fra n H tu S iie ln v e home in Atlanta after visiting h" <lit e r I itm of »t at the Femuld-I.nughton Mepatents. Ml. and Mis. .1.11 Qunttr lonimir .!i”tn. norlal Hospital is Mrs. lairv M iinnnt. irntnimr ml lwi?)t Irantham. mil* urn* rnptv«,| nt i! hour Entries for the "Mis* Sanford" Mis. Dean A. Smith ami t hil liilh'wmp ti11|i* i nt11«| th httfltn leauty contest sponsored bv the ■Iren of Chirago. ill., .u,. visitim, wnril nip a im fiii i f f lusiness and Professional U’nm> A iih' ti^ I hi* fil l '» '.viiiiin i f th' Mis. John Meiseh at her . hottn n’» Club ran be mailed In Rea tit v "n I’m k Avi title afiiHiliitm uvutit 'I i*i IvirH 'ontesl. Post Office Ho* S3 ;■ Mr*. Miriam Vinttp, MU Wrst Cnli’fnim h rv a It mi **•( t i» FR ID A Y Nineteenth Street „t 8:110 PM I.l t \ m ♦ ant! Ftlend* of It.A. Canieton, Sr I'nrnii, Kthviiirt Monthly pack meeting of the with Mis. M. fj, Hodges ns cowill tegret to learn that he r<n *'Ftp!iiit'P* Htmrii, lub Scouts will meet at MrKinlev host ess. M'H i Im i itf tit n in* r' ,t a 'nni* finerl to Frtnald I nuHitnn Mi i*ll at 7:30 P.M. All parents nml The Friendship l.eague of the \ t**»■ tli.’ir niorial Hospital doe to a heart at ill.’* «»f liit t t i ' p h ' . i Tsltor* are welcomed. Copgregntinnal Church will hold taek. Klli’f t *. TUESDAY its regular meeting at the Ivune of The Fidelia Class of the First Mrs. Hnrrv Kent on Pnrk Avenue Mr. rind Mrs. W.T Purdrm ,>■ laptist Church will meet wit’1 I nt 2:30 P.M. sun Hatty nT .Inek'imviltr W Tuesday fur tlndr home ntt' Its Y lltC IM \ P VNDFIISIlV visiting Mrs. (intrude Gilberr Mr*. S.F, I'W in hns ^'in iieii tr* Lake Maty nfiei spemuug tire la-t two wreks in Rnr liiigton. In tvil. with her mothr'l who Is very ill. Mi. and Mr*. Kail Tnrnet hnve returned In their home oil Mellouvillo Avenue tiflrr spettrling two week* in Wnyne- villr rind Mendersnnville. N. If. Ik Mr. nml 'It*. Vincent A. Dab' Mid daughter. , Drtwnrlle nml lam tie June, ol llrooklyn, N.V. nr visiting Mr*. Daley's patent*. Mi and Mr*. E.I.. Hindu k nt then home. n' . . . a small deposit means big savings! Doris Tarrant of Sanford I* in the Kristis Ho*pilnl where he bn* been confined because of a black widow *piiler Idle. He ha* bee reported as getting along sati*fnetory. Everything's hixtirimiH nbnut our wniulrrful blankelH hut the price! They’re warm and wooly . . , made for yearn of wear. In eye-catching colors with matching natin bindings. Amazing vnlttca! Yonra for a nmnll deposit! H.M. Sweeney bus lie on ip Sun ford for the past several dnvvisiliug hi* son nnd daughter-inlaw Mr . and Mr*, tlnrilon A Sweeney. He wdll fly U* hi* home Tuesday in Hamilton Ontario, Canada. Nationally famous Nashua, Camion and Mon­ arch tiniuds. tljr M ATIN A D U N N IN fl 95% Cotton, 5% Wool M O NAR C H P L A ID B LA N K E T S $2.98 Full Size All Cotton M O NAR C H B L A N K E T S $2-98 3 pair 2 pair $2.49 BRIGHT IN D IA N BLANKETS each $4.,29 ^ p 6 Ft. x 7 Ft. P L A ID PAIRS, 95% Cotton 5% Wool pair $J,.98 90%, Rayon, 10% Wool SIN G LE B L A N K E T C A N N O N L E A K S V IL L E 50% Cotton, 50% Wool $ £ •9 5 M O NARCH P L A ID 75% Cotton 25% Wool Woven Double Length $ J .9 8 100% V IR G IN W O O L Medium Weight $y.95 pair MONARCH 100% VIRGIN WOOL MOTH PROOF In Deep,, Fleecy Pile, Thick Nap $9.95 Ontevn N cwh Mrs. J. S. Peterson gave a birth* day patty for her daughtei San­ dra’s 12th birthday on Friday night. Many lieuutlful presents were given. Those present, were Carolyn IHrU Edith Neltcs. PaUy II,night, Sandra Lilke, Margaret I.owe, Joan Allman, Olivia Kiddent, David Cummings, Jimmie Petchson and John Allen Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hnsurk an­ nounced the birth of a daughter, Janetta Ruth, on July 2f* at the Fcrnnlil-Lnughton Memorial Hos­ pital. A lieaeh party was held M >nday afternoon at New Smyrna Reach. Those attending were Mrs. A lire Marie H aught and three children, Marilyn. Patsy, and Pat. Mi*. Robert Williams and daughter Bernier and Hilly Hosack. Sunday morning and evening Rev. J. C. Wallers, Jr. pretuhed hI the Baptist Church to a good rnngregatlon. Sunday School ul 10:00 A. M., preaching at 11:0" V M. Evening B.T.U. at Dr.’tO P. M. and preaching at 7:30 P M. Mr*. Clnude Tyson went to Jacksonville Monday to visit her son Millard Tyson and family. Mr. and Mr*. Dick Jones and dsmily have mnved into tin iltewrr house, which was brought by Mr. Jonea. The "Plastic Party” held nt Mr*. Osteens Monday night was well attended. A party *waa given Wcndnesday night from 0:00 P. M. to BIRTH ANNO UNCBM ENT INSULATED “PURKEY" By Naahua. The Blanket With A New Twist .95 *7 DR. ( ’. L. PERSONS 11Ii11iinvrlt Kf i : y i *:s e x a m in e d <;i .\ s s i :s KMTT.D It fi K. Pilm* I In Air, o m • iaAJ - 1 s' i*.. I a iv u - 1/ s- -• i c R ID E -IN - T H E A T R E TO N IG H T—ERIDA V M O M ( 'h i l t l m i 12 l I ’rcu ! Johnny Eager M SO: ME*.IDE MELODY COMEDY Spacimis Grounds—A11 rncti\ uly Shnibbcd • tu n u s i m >i : ii Aliss Pal Brown To M Yornou Hardin 1 la i in s i Mts- COMING SOON! ••rill’; THIRD M AN AOG. El l l “MKS. M IR E " AIM;, (i-7 “ COIMM A NCI IE TERRI'TORY ACG. 29-21 A LL FIRST RUN SANFORD A N F Q R D > O R L A N D O e H IG H W A Y ' home korlly. Keep vnui ht'lt in III'' *tlti " " d "ltd rniiilniliiltlt’ . healthy and hiippi v* if Ii the :tnl nf these h.iht KimiiIs lh " l tin sit miirh to pi d ie d "giitii**!. ittiti relieve rum nittn “ Miniiiii't niiti|il"iiilH." 'Ih c y 'ir Hie v e il prii tint Is (ItH'lurs irrm u ineiul lier aiise they m eiisiiie lip Hi proressitmnl starnl.titl* Im a , IiI \ nnd tlepr'iidiiliilit v . Ami ttl mir Imv p tites .they gt'< uf t’ctintmiy. f’OTOIVIflll $1 (HI ,SI ir k ( itliignr Sl '" i t " lull meitstiie $1 (111 Reg. Ctihigiie lb " It For 75c D O AN’S PILLS :15c C A R T E R ’S P ILLS $1.25 AB SO R B IN E JR. $1.25 SSS TO N IC :i5c COREL’ A 50c BARBASO I. 50c P H IL L IP S M AGNESIA I $1.50 M k 29c 79( 99c 29c :19c 59c R E A L L Y COOL - TH IS SU NDAE I* the limpet •line having l ant ni in* mithide? T h e n heir'* a m ii r, di'lieiuua way lr keep cihiI ll'n unr tilllnmn *npei auiidue- a frigirl ■'•oontiiln of rrraniy emoollr ire-rrram . . ■ tupped nilh s gbrrii r of *nnwy-while Mhipperl ileant. Treat your­ self lo .... al our pleasantly nml fminlain, tiulay. A NOW THRU FRIDAY !*» ini *■ Milt* (i iK* Mi E V E R Y DAY NEEDS ic j ii S A N I O D D O K I A N D O Id ) I l) It N O N IT. A 1 I f , A I I HI. IT .A S H IN G A It It U kV -J _____ 1 -r v a F IR S T O U T DOOR S H O W IN G ! TOUCHTON T H E THIRD MAN” CAN 0 1 PIN O ON ANY exalt DRUGS DHUG PR0DUC1 THAT 6 fAKS THI NAM i H IX A Il ' L i u l y Owned A Indepm denlly Opera I r d ' 7,45— 9,45— 10:30 P. M. Cartoon—"liaittoi* Bear" Cma«dr— “Super Wnir ALWAYS DELIGHTFULLY — ■*- ' .a ■ l « v : - -k ., sm uf IV r*!(, W h 11»* 111 lim it -1 Ii 1***" Sunday, the F F. It.iiibtwa III DI11 u a an l i r l i v i l i I id ”i a iu 1 IU a u 11 wf* Kentucky :irrlvet| In menpy rlierr I lou 1»i dim lr ti ( pv• i «i < at uf 1 he T r i i i i x r it if t I.like Mary home, Enjoying n pietiie rlinnei at <*hrr» It . u lr i , Ma v H ay (Jiia ru nnd Coeon Sunday « e i e 'Ii to.I ml vr»-it i^iiuf inanHL'ur « f l In* I lift *■ Mrs Finest .1, fide. Si , Mi ,nd S n lm airm u fi Sin- ils u ip p m *■ Mrs. .In,. M.iylinrv. Mir* l.hv.i Huniianb* f ’lM itilv 111 Ihn Sh*nl lirtland and Bruce llvercnsh o f Kr liviil at Him* Sprint:* nnd th«» f’oeon. VVaII’Miu’hui f'Vstivnl at I,i*i"ihiii (hilling nn '|i M. Flmuler* Mr 11.1 r«1111 m i vrd t u n vuni i in Winle, Pml Sunday ntier- tlu I ‘ im <» d Sifiiiv* N t iw , I'Miilm!* mmii welt* her In n n Ir m , M**. inj: (tniti tfwnifi’tfi* Mii"!1 Fc(...1 G* Frank Mim-hew nml M i* . W.< P. (111 cl o* !!PlH IL at (1 lull'd Bill ke. S lc t tui n n t v c ih ily , and is rum uni* Rev. and Mr*. I*. C. While ^re taking a nmnth’s vaeatinn in Be­ loit, W i* . leaving Mniiday un>rn- mi Lily IH. At I h»* rmirlimlwiH ing. of Arvcml u'atiii’f*, tin' Ki*rv«*d Seen al Iti*• Iteneli Sunday \ve|o indi'idual rnki*** nnd Irril tun *0 : Mr. nnd Mrs. C. I). Tillla and M' ilnmi'H M. T. HunBcIL IJcmvit* nut, Cary nnd Mrs. Huy I., fin. Ho m idi' 1 tt» F ru nk M i n huU'," IN «■ well, Jr. and sun, Milton. Limn rnivur anil dmitfliL’ r, MriMr. and Mr*. \V. A. t.owe v*i .Iran of Altamonlr Sprinift, were railed ty New Smyrna Sun­ ami AiiHH Snitju Ilu«hc*H nf .lurk* day due to Die illness o f In* H‘»tiviIlo. •trp-fnther. Mr, ilnil Mm. Hiiriitnnil AL II T. Itm* ell who attended i Lull, Jr. i»r« Hiinounclnir tlm nrfamily leiittinn in Horton, Kan., nviii «*f n Him, Knnnlil Krm*!it, ha* returned. July t Mut. Hall is with rrlativo.* A t tin Sunday morning »n m <DijcaLfa. wliurr ilio ymin^ nnn vice of the Cominiinily Chutdt, win (lorn. Mr. Hull nt *dill tn the infant hoii of Mr. nnd Min. TohrfUti, Irwii, hut In rzpoclod Al Ilryunt. Jr wits ehristeued. Mrs. W, T. Thorne, Jr. mid Hichard W. Keogh were gndrnntlvr1 and godfather respeetTvely ami the young matt ha Ih-i' ii mum I Kevin Thnrno llrynnl. fin Friday night I lie Hry.n Riser* had ns aupper gne*t*, Mi and Mia. J. I,. Humphrey, Mr. nnd Mr*, Ernest Humphries, M r dame* I,, E. Roberta, C. J. PeiiD » rt' I R I m m •* t hnm, A. W. Teslo. ft. W. Sjohlom and Mr. Riser's In oilier, Woodrow Sp* ml Your Aftrt IM’ e, of Tallahliseri. niHiiiM In Thr I'nnl* Mis* Sonjn Hughe* o f Ja< I snnville is visiting her gramtr d Spilt In Tin* ti? mol her, Mr*, Resale Saunders. Mis* l.i In Woodard, Semin**'' County Home Demnnstratiui Agent, look Mi- J. K. Ridiln,"i snd Mnry Virginia to Ocala EhJ ff-W M K day where they neled a* ji i , l ; « for the Marion County Achiei>• C H ILD R E N FREE! merit Day exhibits. The R. II. Euhniik* and dailc' Children Under 12 Yr*. Admitted ter Irma .limn at vacationing it Free With Parents Anytime Ex­ lltrcn, N. C. cept Saturday A Sunday. Mrs. Il.ni Desmond is reeoviTlug from n n'cent illness. flarol and I'attir Taylor ii e TODAY & FRIDAY l visiting their unrle nnd au't. Mr. and Mr*. E. M. f Ihesler, n I’a la Ik a. Mrs. fieorgr Patterson has o’ turned front Gainesville, w in e she attended a short course fir lesdei* nf Hntno DemonstratU'i Clubs. Howard Matthews o f Philad.tphis hRs lieen spending his vae»tion in flrlnndo and l.ake Mrry, dividing his time lietweeu h* lirothrr-in-law and sister, the f* A. Shriuers and his brother aid sister-’ n-law, the Williams Matt­ hews. Mrs. Fred Rotihina had a Stan­ ley Brush party at her hotan U)U An m •0*1*1 TAYLllB *»«» TURNER HEFLIN n tlc r I iim p l, it* Slum ■* Ml__-141:11(1 |*. M Joseph CoUon»Valli-OrKnn W cIIch 13 Beautiful Colors, Complete Assortment of sizes , *. The Gland Canyon was accuintely mapped in I'JJ.'. i Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Lefflor. Jr. announced Ute birth nf a daughter Mary Lillian, ais pounds 8 :0(1 P. M. for Glenn Morris ly and ten ounce*, at the Fornald- his grandmother, Mr*. J. W. ". loiughton • Memorial Hospital on Helms Glenn is spending his vi­ July 17. es lion with hi* grandparents. / .*» teenth Stl eel, llouorilig til' •' f Whilr* who are leaving fot a v.wrMion Plmto Ry Raymond Stu.nn In thdrdt. Wi*., the i'liiiithhiii 'li.»* l ' i i i nia Van Brown, whose engagement to Veiuon limn* t’ ln-s " f tin- f ’imnnunily r'hnreh ll uilii* of tin city i* nunoiineed today, is the daughtei of Mi and gave them a -n rprir pat tv Saturrlay night. It in ilie rmtute Mi* I’.ml Gillian llrnyvn. rif a liainlk. ii tin f hnwei lim ­ ing tile evening, -"ft ilrinl ami ployed by The Sanfoiil 11rial,I cheese lid Ini* wine *eivid to. The wedding will be an * vent '*1 , Rev. and Mr* C. Whit*, and hitv Sept. H al tbr l*u*t II ip i i i Mrs. \. It Mling. Mr. anil Mrs. Church. Plan* will 1*. IiimnItleeil at Krnesl Hnmpbrlr Mr and Mr*, Mi .mi <! Alii*. Pan! IDID jit o Inter date toe tli'mlilib, Me dinne K. Murvin, Ralph Williams, llryan Ri- It* +’• " at*' m irinniii mil: flit- *'•» mi nt I lid )) ■ | *i **fit ■ I h fi l! unit * 1 er, ('. .1 , Pul.bam, Chuidino Milhr, Cecil Mi Mm, Fill* l.l tyd Miri" "I (h i ‘ 11 «latf|*|il«ki , P iil:i a is* H E A LT H F U tm X I and I F Rnlieil*. Itnl'i iia llitrli- Arm l*i Vi Mum H"i u Ihijillhi ■•*•>• iiiI , Myinii mil Mel line W il­ n f M• H u rllia la in H a o Mu m| H* I I *« ■ * ud I •tun I In i'll l| ii i|ti' liam'., I'rgg\ nml llnbliy Miller, Sharon Sue liiimphiii . Runny it I I 'ala (kit, M. Pm uu »i ifi ailuatt •! fi (*11' .ml Wanda 'livmi, Carl ami <!nil I’ nbeil*. .1m1, Midge ami Mikiy St'miUMlr 111Lfli Si’lund u it h I* mill it h ’ Alex smite Eiffel, builder of tbr Eiffel Power, idso d e«lgi«d :he lock foi the Panama Canal. M lin iti c C lu ile h l lei it, I on Ih eotni'T o f P e ik A veou,- mwl Com Lake M an Mrs. .I F MrChdl.inrl Jr. am dmightns rrtnineil t>* their hunt* in Jacksonville n fln vidting wit!' Mr*. .Insie Rranlley tnr the p.r • week. TO U R Re,, and Ml; Klmei Said he II mi leiuuy ippointee to Siam, m making ■ tour nf churehe in tie. , uuntry before the, go nlu .el Tlte\ will be in the lot al Chi istia'i and Mi«*ionnrv Alhame Chinch on Thursday night. The meeting Is -.lu 'd iile d fot 8 .on o'clock, aim (he pnblie I cordially united to .it lend Th The t inplnyi • nf Flank) Fash hui*. h». .il m ill i h i urui iltvs* tn«*ifillftti’l uiin : l» m. ' ” i(| a piun»c Tui,*ilny nf!«*tim«in mitf ' ••riiriK' 1,1 telep h o n e 118 Social Calendar s a v fo r d Pirnir Is Enjoyed By I'lorida Casliious Social A n d Personal Activities ANNO UNCEM ENT The first rehearsal for the "Miss Sanford" beauty contest, will lie held Tuesday morning nt 0:311 A. M. nt the Rita Theater. This contest is *|M»nsored by the Business an.. ProfeHs'.nnnl Wo­ men’s Club, Girls who are III or ever and single may enter by sending their name* to Reality Contest, Post nffiee lie* 8.T2 or phone 857-J. Five prir.es will he awarded in the following order: ladle* wrist wnteh. a three itnv vacation nt I lie Prinress Issean Hotel at Day­ tona Reach, n swdnt suit, lug­ gage rind a eosmetle kit. n r n A T .n AIR CONDITIONED ________ — — _ _ �Korean W a r . I S .1 - — IfeatlaiMMl THURSDAY JULY 27, IMtt T H R H A N F O R D H K H A t.D . H A N F O R D F I X ) R I D A r rA u ero u R ’ 1 - «e _ U »g -J L L IL *Wi THE O LD H O M E T O W N « PgRp rinwi Macon Peaches Lose Again To Savannah By STANLEY <*| lls g U 1 S>l*n« 0O,<t First Cavalry, Moure reported AflNficdh ■ artillery has opeded a thundering bombardment of Com­ munist infantry concentration*. The A ir Force sent swarms of Jets and Mustangs over the nren spewing rockets Inlo Red lines and pouring fire into the advancing troops. Fifteen miles northeast of Ynngdong at Msromyon, the 24th reglMental combat team, tho only Nfffrd combat unit Identified In the .Korean eamnnlgn. Ia>nt o ff •* Communist attack lata yesterday, Thd combat team, attached to the U.S. 2 £th Division, Is In the defense line that swings north­ eastward of Yongdong, To the vast In the 200 mile buttiefront arc Bouth Koreans attadked* the Reds. A t Hamchang Way drove forward sever, miles •Med by American jlanes.- On the last toast they advanced on Yourdek with ldnd artillery and naval funs supporting them, JUtween Uyj plane* and Mouth Koreans using bazookas, sis enemy tanks were knocked out in the hot Action, which may be the prelude to what appears to he the biggest battle of the Korean war. A curtain of U.8 . artillery fire W*t tho attacking Reds, who aimed Itcnutiful blonde I,mm Turner* Is co-starred with handsome Rob­ fheir attack at vital supply lines ‘OB the road to Pusan, U.H. supply ert Tnylor In u two-day showing, tonight and Friday o f "Johnny port on the southeast coast (|(P Hager" ul Moviihind llnve-fn Theater. miles from Yongdong. There had been no report from the Hadong area in Red heid southwest Korea, where fresh U. S. troops were described as ready to rotake tho city once it stops burning. .Planes set It afire yes­ I II t i, By ASSOCIATED PRESS The Macon Peaches picked the worsl possible time to slump anil lose one-run games. For the fourth straight time lost night the South Atlantic League lending Peaches loit, and three o f those defeats have been liv tbe closest margin possible. The two most recent defeats were to second place Savannah. The Peaches lead, although robust, is down to 10 and a half games after Savannah’* 3-2 vic­ tory in Macon. The defeat string is the longest o f the season. Ifeib Whitcomb pitched a- seven-hitter for the Indians. Macon Jet Savan­ nah have two unearned runs and Macon collected one unearned for itself. Stan Knrpinskt lost his sixth game after winning 17. Columbus whipped Jackson­ ville lU-tl with one of the best Hitching jobs of the year. Tbe Tars got only two infield hits o ff Pete Bryant. The victory was No. 13 for Hryant and gave the Cardinals their second shutout in three nights. Rip Repulskl hit a 400-foot homer and Jim Dickey got four hltk. HIGH FOOTHALL G A IN E SVILLE , July 27— (Sr clal)— s i)— Twenty 104B Florid* hl|_ school football stars who are »l»ted to enter the University of Florida In September will parti­ cipate in the Florida All-Star High School game to be held in Miami's Urangv Bowl Stadium Friday evening, Aug. 11. The game is the annual climax to tho Florida High School Coach­ ing clinic which was begun last year in Jackionvlle and will be held this year in Miami. £ as* YOUR “SHIP IV1LL COME 1NMSooner By tha Aid of NawspapaF^ ADVERTISING, terday. A Communist radio broadcast from Pyongyang, capital of Norih Korea, claimed a U.S. warship wu* sunk o ff Yosu, in southern Horen, by coastal batteries. The radio uuid the Red* captured Y^ mi and Sunchon, on the south coast Inflicting more casualties on the defender* o f tho two cities. A t a conference witli his ton generals in Korea, General Mur Arthur, the United Nationv comr, discussed the looming situation. W hat we will have new heartachet and new set bucks la inherent In the situation," he said, "but I Wan never more confident of vic­ tory— ultimate victory— in mv life than I am nuw." T. khreo rr North Knroan column*, barked by a Red manpower re­ servoir of two divisions, |Hi*hud toward the hew deft-nut- position* taken by the U.8. First Cavalry DlyiaJon near Yonirdonir. That city ta a key point on the hlghwuy and rail line* running to the front from the main allied supply port of puaan, Ofi air mile* southeast. American artillery hurled mur­ derous fire at tha advancing Reds. U.B. Shooting Star Jet* and Mill* tana fighters raked the columns wttn rackets and maYHfneguA*. • With the battle setting tha cen­ tral front aflame again, MarArtbur made Ms artcond flying visit a£ tha w ir to Korea. A » on tho first— June 20—ha wan accom­ panied by key officers. Ha conferred with Lt. (Jen. Wal­ ton H. Walker, commander of the U.S. Eighth Army, end other top man directing the action in Ko­ ran. ’ Except for the fresh Red erup­ tion on the central front. North Koaaan pushes were stalled or blunted along the 200-mlle front. This arc protects tha United Na­ tl*** beachhead that has been Whittled down to a perimeter of TO: to 01 miles outward from Putaa on the peninsula’s southeast- I I I I ■1 § i i. f - i A Pledge to the A m erican People, American Friends Of B r ita in Welcome Her Korean Assistance Hy J. M. ROIIKKTH, JR. American friends of Elritafn will welcome her decision to send troops to Korea for her sake as Well as fol tlie added strength. If rilu in's stock on I lie Alneilean market has not beep doing too well 111 recent months. Itesplto a funda­ mental fnilh in her dependability und a sympathetic understanding of line her nntionul interest* cross those of the United States and the ulher allies at some points, ninny American* fee) that they have given enough to warrant great p i sacrifice* uii Ilia part of others, loo, Ilrilnin, with an eye on her com­ mercial interests jumped to givo diplomatic recognition to the Red regime in Peiping when the U.S. preferred to wail und to e^act u price in the form of guarantees of international . rights. Whitehall gives some indication now of wish. Ing it had not been so precipitate, hut the trouble has been caused. Many Americans got this same feeling o f precipltuncy when Britain pulled out of Greece am] push­ ed America in, although that, like tho shift of much o f her occupa­ R A D IO STATION tion burden in Gertnanv to Amer­ ican siiouldnra, alio sh-nlfied e<W.T.R.R. tain surrenders o f Rritisb rigid* and powers, rm osr American reliance on Britain n hythm Hour mi ally lias not been strengthened IfO ewe w •stern Jamboree either, by her war offica team of given vet O'clock Club Shlnwell and Htrachey. Only this “ awat *_ week the Washington Post editor­ 11 Motile Orch. C Crosby Oreb. l ialised regarding Shlnwell; rations if "W e suspect the entire fr e f Just* world has been shocked by the ffo r o a a ■trained neutrality o f Emanuel W 'fro a r la Tread Shlnwell, British 1 minister o f de­ fense, in the fight against egg res A B o r ?.A Q \ tf Music ■Ion ip Korea. Thoah.fairta.ldr with Metadr Magaalne hla political orientation Oblll not rr 81 wJrvfc ng Variety Faun Olaebt Is Warm Facte .-flubF sular atar Fin Aaisricaaa Jtal jUcerjty Program bit quest (on Hour lljM jt s w li f t t t ir "A lleadllnss ■memory hongs Lover Programs by Holier t Ryan and Claudette Colbert receive some startling infuimntinn in thin scene from RKO's "The Secret Fury," showing Thurs­ day and Frirluy on tin* Ritx screen. pend* from International Commun­ ism these two confirmed Marxists could scarcely he relied upon to pursue a vigorous policy," . The whole picture o f Hritain under Socialism iu a cause of worry and mistrust u ii the oart of a large section of Xmaiicans There is still widespread faith that the British government will, in the long run, follow traditional line* created by Ibe iirtual facts of her situation in tho world. Ami the great fact is that lliitish and American overall Interests are common. Tlius the Urltisli govern­ ment’s position ugnlnsL placing her coal and steel industries under complete control o f a Europeant>Hsed Intel national authority has •►ecu understood. But there was profound shock over Die recent manifesto of the ruling Labor Tarty on thu subject, which ex­ pressed a ionsjdi'i able isolationUm am] sought to hind political and commercial developments to the wheel o f parly dogma, Americans have not forgottan •hat Socialism is fundamentally padflstic, nor that some European Socialists have in times past con­ tended fur their i-untinuoii right of uhverihui unit revolt even when their countries were at war. It was thi* Inond of Socialism, befoie tile emergence o f the Bolshe­ vists, which brought an end to R“ «ta 'a value a* an ally in the middle o f World War I, The Great A tlantic & Pacific Tea Company* We will reiht all unwarranted price rises with all our might fit We will m*k6 every effort to hold our inventories at the lowest point con* ijxua sistent with good service to ouj^customers, because hoarding, whether by whole­ salers, retailors or consumers, will cause higher prices. ' We will continue to nfiaintaih the lowest profit rate generally prevailing in th$ entire retail industry. Our pet profit | now is less than one cent on each of sales. We will continue to thrive for more efficient distribution. We wi| fight watte of fojdd, or time, or money all along the line so at to narrow the spread between wholesale and retail prices. We will demote all pur energies to giving you the most good food for your money eyety d*jr of the Wiifc We wi ttrive etWey* to dp what is honett, fair, sincere and in the bed i.{)!, iC il<# .* A L 1 t * * ftS *•» ' I, * interect of customers. European and British Socialists have changed a great deal In re­ cent years, and theso attitudes are less prevalent amnng them, bnt they still exist. There le full realisation and sympathy In America for the strain Imposed on Britain, but In these circumstances it is as important to her aa to anyone else Attlee aught to have ... that her deeds be full-hearted and he named Shlnwell min.. ilnliter of___ de­ calculated to offset the fears rail fens* and Htrachey secretary of « l In some quarters hy her poll war thrtt In case of any tnrvat to tlrtal experimentation at home. p n d t d m rm A l t OS 1 , fo it lo t # , "t^our t a sal K IM of Dag iL S e b n eaer Th*|« At the other acute Rad. prespoint—near Hamchang *•» U north and aaat of Yonguth Ko ( orean forces were shoving the Communists north of the tow*. They also sun cloea air support. Organ Yongdong, Hadong and ina ware first ra. . _ id dtspdUhea. MacArthur's headquarters sumatary waa release « * had bean I 100-mil* f; i *' are" In a ehatiga' ftrouad com pan y an d fT f*1* * power another day of free-for-all bunting—moitly along the fro# . U.H. and Australian fighter, and American light bombers shot Up tanka, trucks and troop concen­ trations. They were joined ’ by American and British carriarbased planes which ranged the central front for tha first time. U A 8-W superfortress bombaira struck at North Korean sui Unas and rommunicationa be] tha front. An Air Force spokesman » Eighth Army headquarters report­ ed six ted tanks and 7ft trucks destroyed M Un(fs and FT truck* damaged In Wednesday operations. A later Far East Air rorcee summary Issued early Thursday afternoon but based an Incomplete reports H a t e d “ trucks damaged. ■aid tha F . A A P .* V t f t ik ii a V 'r t * * ? « s i | k t l » T c rth Y * a tfk B o h c o s t, l^ w p r o fit hr « - w h ic h o u r c o u n t r y I t in o w a n t a t w l U k u • H ___ I M • *v» b U ita M i. f t » h tb »f * “ In K w o a , w o W % b i b n th a t a ll r lt lu n . a n d " - * '» • • w h o la C a r ta d ly tq lft lli 7 ^ * «r t .-e S#, eooporal# •mfagMfaffe * ■r’d'* fc p r om lis you th a t w o w ill c o n tim w tc Ik y a o r . h e d d o llw '■ • * • » ■ » < f '-y**** ila ls la . s w w ie i S2TC knockad-out speaa and ed roll yards at Ctmchon, * Mrtheestef •ft milts soui tha roan capital th a lo w b u ilt U i n u n is r d H 4 c L P . x I . ,at Y: I j*i * * T _ ern tip, American troope, aided tha close support hammering jo t fighter planes, ware reported to haYe re­ captured Hadong, 70 miles west of Puaan. Hadong was tha deepest eastward penetration of tha Rad scythe sweep down tho Yelluw Sea coast and a rm s southwestern th U m oN Wd fo o d o d f i Ij - t o >vr> * ■ ■ -1 r/Ji !{-: j 6 > y k. IfjS Ay#.'* jjL ii iffit wrm m; m [-W; m m m r w .M !■ .* ■;j3p -* * >r.V �r JULY 2 PAGE *»V’ THR SANKORI) HERALD. 8ANKQRD, FLORIDA giants B ow 4 To 2 To Palatka In Ladies Night Game Gcod Crowd Sees 11 CLOUTING KLUSZEWSKI 0 Men L e ft Stranded; . Tedesco Faces P a ­ latka There Tonite A la n M over Tfce PalatLi Azalea* tool. xdvanUge of 3 hits s n i 3 bases on halls to push across 2 tuns in the sixth inning here last night to best the Giants by a score of 4 to 2. The Giants, playing before a Hood crowd of “ Ladies Night" fans weren't able to come tr.rough s :th the hits when they were needed, having left 11 men stranded on .(C a t! Thie* started on the hill for the G. mts‘ and alter running into trouble in the hist inning in which the A'x scored a un on a hit, encr. and 2 basts on bails. Ac settled down to allow the F U.ka men only cne i:it unt:i the t \th inainc, when they colirctrd 3 hits and 2 b u e» on bills to ulire him in fiv e r of Ssnford's own Bobby Callahan. Manager Bitsy Mott proved to t f the Palatka power at the plate, fittin g a double and 3 «:nglrs in five official trips. ’ Sanford will meet Cne AN in the A calca bowl at Palatka tonight p ith Charlie Tedesco slated to -fee the mound dutica. •’.The Giants return herne to n u row night to face the Leesburg Pack*.* xt Municipal Ball Park. NUr ~ SOME c P iT C S NAVE lA B E L E P T E P A 0 A P B a l l h /t t e r , b u t TNE B A LE S MUCH MORSE A F T e R H E C O N N E C T S - HE'S A COOP B E T TO B E ONLY TNE 2 * p R E P /N NO YEARS TPPP/YEMI COO R U N S / mp KlUSZEVYSK/ C IN C IN N A T I basem an , WHO'* HAVING H/S 0 B S T SEASON /N TNE S L U G G IN G PE PA R TM E N T ~NE EQUAL BO HtG OWN NONE RUN N6M O P J ? U U E S S TNAN NALP A S E A S O N / 1s t Totals Sari ford Chadderton s« PM lker 2b Hafcnecker ct KeHlle lb JaCkson rf Forsyth c tem ek 3b ilu lp h y If Ihe Birmingham Barons and Atlanta Cracker* look like twin* who ■irr ' liappygibout their resemblance. 1 0 0 0 0 For lhev J6lh lime l«tl night in 99 games each the Crackers and 10 10 0 Huont matched r.y. h oilier* efforts at the same lime. Atlanta lost 0 1 0 0 0 34 2 7 27 10 Ihe liitl gsme of its doublehrader to Little Rock 2-1 while Birmingham Cellahan p b-Levy <-Slngleton ToUls a— Filed out for Murphy in Oth. wav losing it a first game to Ment- • h— Singled for Callahan tn Oth. phis 4-3. Atlanta won the scronJ _ >me " hut thre, were homnra. Rock'A , pnt against At)ln U g(,ve t j,e association tallcnder, the Mrlei< It WM their |Uth wlnn|ng , eri „ \n , even d „ „ Bga|n that minor leaf eaJn,‘, )n u te icMon u*ually are fa r different from early sea#on ^ ,ogl v, atraUkt j u>t „ fU r the season opened, R -|ph Atking hil B w|„. Ing homer In the opener after ho (rJ^j unsuccessfully to sacrifice H-| simpaon to second. Allanx third baseman Kd Mathewa ^ o lt caURht his sacrifice attampt and on the next pitch A U fni ient ^ t a |, high over 6-1 and Birmingham won iU aecond 8-6. With the Southern Association szason about two-thirds finished tl i CtacKeis and Barons have a remarkable record T o r duplicatins each other. Ti ey both have won At time* on the same nights and lost six sp ec* wnile the other waa 'os?‘ lv* * 'mc? th' y ye ; plit dculleheadrrs on the rune days ana both won doublehcadfx* at *b« same tint* once. , The record looks even stranger kicuuse there have been 14 dayi when either AtlanU playjd and Del-AND - V a INTS right center fence. ' 8T. AUGUSTINE, July 27— (A>) Birmingham vraa idle, or visa ve• — The DeLand Red Hat* gained u j* ., . , ... , . The Treve didn’t get near Art Tlie (fcub)eheader split laet FowUr |n the eeeond game, full game on first place Orlando by measuring the St. Augustine night leevea Atllenta four gam?■ Cracker Fowler pitched a onefain t* 6-3 behind the four-hit in front of second plaea. BIrro ng- Htter end would have a shuthurling of Ray Outen hire last C— Ran for Levy in Oth. P a la t k a ............ 100 002 001— 4 Sanford 000 010 001—2 . E— Pcelker, Tpuiyk^, .Tierney, —Cook. RBI— Garcfe. Till*#, RaH bos 2. Cook. Hafcnecker. 2B— Mott. Forsyth. SB— Hom ey, Me* Gray, Hafcnecker. S— Chadder­ ton. Left— Palatka 10, Sanford 10. RB— o ff Ccok 4. Thixs 5, Cal­ lahan 4 SO— by Cook ». Titles 8. Callahan. HO— Thles 6 hits in 8 8-3 inning*. \VP— Cook, Winner -r-Cook. Loser— Thiea. U— Ander­ son and Reedy. T — 2:23. t-L Barrow. R B I— Pit tie, Braeis, WeLeod, Davis 2, Fsrnsndei. — Bsrrow, Brsesske. Plchan f. — ftrn andet, Allen Grieves. 8 Jutwi Fsmsndex, Erath. DP— iM f! L eft— DeLand 9, St. MMIno 12- BB— o ff Outen 8, Earth 4. BO— by Outen tW th 8. HO— Outen 8 runt 4 tied the count in the G-Man fourth. Gainesville will have two right­ handers slated to go against the Senators tonight. Rolando Vladero with one win and no losses, is ticketed for the first game while Don Urquart has been named for the nightcap action. Orlando ah r h a a Miranda sa 8 1 1 3 7 Porter rf 8 0 0 0 0 Barmes If SO 1 0 0 Garone cf 4 0 0 0 0 Kartstda 8b 4 0 0 7 4 Erater 8b 3 0 18 8 Btrocktr e 4 0 0 1 8 Cohe nib 40 0 1 1 Bruder p S1 0 0 1 a-Crlttenden 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 88 8 I M 17 Gainesville Emmerich c f - Outen (Stareste, Cade 8b Baei, Winner— Ou; Foster 8b Earth. U— Toncoff r. T - 2:04. ORLANDO • G-MEN GAINESVILLE. J u ly 2 7 -(A V he steady three-hit piublng of fty Hank Fenton plus some time- id the league leading O rBenstor* 4-8, lien handcuffed the Seps 'n “ta s fb M ijire ids and Barmea around three « villa errors to score both M m 4 end take a 8-0 UaA H ' tingle to left scored both Longw ood Smothers O viedo Chib ,' 11 LONGWOOD, Jury 27 - U f ’•lo o p loading Longwood to a■re yesterday a a afternoon s - t to! ti for fear markers on a walk, two r s t ,’ V ” **‘ 'u*k.b,,* * i a brought the winners tgo more Udliee as they stayed aheqd all ^he (iadsden Reported About To F o llo w Minor League Ball No Good Pitcher Saves Day For Clubs Having Hard Cleveland Indians Against Philly T im e Financially A n n i s t o n Ou t Its JACK IIA N I) ( \M>iH-luti‘il l*rr«» Sports " t i l e r ) Had Sam / o lilil. ticketed for San Diego Clrseland to w illiii I I 2 game; of the Ament' llnee irliet wins in a week. I hey ,ii nulls li.mded /uld.ik catfair to the on cut-down day. At the last minute. Hank Gre m.xngii, clu-iingcd Ins muni. John-' ny lleinnlino, veteran infielder, win with Tom Fei rick's help. wont to Snn Iiii'tro instead of itniii postponed the Washington Stun never will he *oriy. at Chicago game in the t!>*i*1 Zolduk helped Manager l.ou inning. Hoiiilri'au'a stuff till senxon. Hut The Phillies scored six runs tip to Inst Thursday lu- hud only in the sixth uguilist Chicago to it 1-1 record. Five brilliant re­ increase their National League lief tuning- at Philadelphia, July lend to I 1 2 games with a *1-4 20, sttiite<i him on the way. But- win. Wall Dubiel took a 4-0 edge urday niirlit ut Washington he Into the sixth hut blew the game picked up unotlier victory, res­ with six walks and two hits. cuing Knrly Wynn. Five of the walks were in suc­ When Mike tinrein tins knock­ cession, only mu* slant of tl.o ed nut of the box in the thirl National League record, (iarinen inning of lust night's game wit Is Mauio'a double uml Hank Sauer's tile A ' j, /.oldnk came in. Ilo held single off Russ Meyei broke a I ’hilailclnhiu lo two tuts the rest string of 27 scoreless innings for the Cilhs ill the first. of tlie way foi a t’.-2 decision. Brooklyn clinched the season Cleveland's surge is only unit fnctm of n developing situntinn series with St. I.ouis, with a 7-6 that has turned the American triumph that made it 12 out of Centrin' race into u four-clni) 17 this year. Switch hitler Jim two homers, one lintt!<■. With Dctrolt'a lend sliced Russell hit to half game over the New Yuri. righthnndi',1 and one lefthalided, Yankees, Cleveland coinittir strung to lead the llrooks—the first loser Harry lltecheen, a and tile revived llostun Red Sot o ff on the murch, anything eatt imp- southpaw, and the second o ff Red Mungor, a righthander. pen. Stan Musiiil hit safely in his The lied Sox made it two straight over Detroit yesterday, .MHh stiaight game with u double 1 -0, tm ltohliy Doerr’s home run mid single o ff winner Don Newuml .Mel I’urnell's five-hit pitch- combe, who lm«n't lost to St. ititr- It wus tile fifth loss in the Louis all year. Ralph llinnc:i lust six stalls for tile Tigers, icplncfd him after lie walked tho l*ai in II. it 26-gamu winner lust first hatter in the ninth. Pittsburgh teed off, on V eri year, went the route for tint first tmie since July 1. Tho Hickford ami Hob Hogue foi lit liiil Sox lefthander, troubled by hits, including homers hy Wally Westlnk t» IIIII I Ay Mucllcr, to u sore shoulder, took hem treutmints nt u hospitnl only four thump the Itostoit Hraves, 8-4. All hauls before game time. Art hut two of the Pilate run*, and llouttemaii wns the lu*ing pitch- Imth homers, were o ff loser Hickford, who hud won his lust six starts. Jia* DiMuggiii, making a Into Sal Maglie iiitcched and hatted summer comi'liiick sluggi',1 a two- the New York tiiants to their run homer to help tho Yanks seventh straight win, 8-2 , over whip St. Isuiis, li-3. Cincinnati. Maglie singled o ff Hot Rookie Kd Ford, knocked "lit wle Fox to score AI Dark with in tho sixth after five stmt.ml the tie-in eaking run in the se­ innings, picked up his second venth. II; \\ II.1.1 AM «i. SMDi K YOUNGSTOWN. O.. l.ilv ‘21 i/l’l—A minor league ha-ehsll club owner piped a sad song today over the plight o f the -puit'a little hrotheiti. He is Hill Koval, m owner of the Youngstown Atiiletl. - of the 2ti-year old Middle Atlnitic Lea­ gue. Tills is a class C loon with clubs in Krle, lohnstown, tlil City. New Castle and liutler. Pa Youngstown, U., ami Niuguui F'alls, N V. An eighth lull, Yniideigrift, Pa dropped out of tlie ieugue n few days ago hecau-e it could not met" financial condition*. The club i< Uniontown. Pa., which an- in ill Middle Atlantic League Inst year was declared hankmpt this week, showing liabilities ,t fit.oon it. excess of asset.-. Describing the dicult :t« sliakv Koval divlaied: '•I don’t want the fan- to get the impression the M-A league b the only loop fighting to sta\ alive. Almost every niinm league in existence faces the sane prob­ lem. "Must of the clu Its,” he n- sort etl, "are suffering lieonu.e the major* lire having their games tejis-ait nt tlie time we are playing. My home attendance has dropped a' least 70 per cent hecausu of it.” Rising costs are making it hard for the little fellows lo break even "III 1046," Koval -aid. "we could sign a rookie for $126 a mouth. Now the price tag reads $200 With a four and n half mouth sea­ son and nu average 20 pin vers on the i-quuil, this means lit least $7,000 to $8,000 more a year for pluyers alone. Salaries of mating ers, ticket takers, park iitteislnnti and other help have gone up ac­ cordingly. "A dozen baseballs cost us 410.40 a few years ago. Now they’re $26.20 a dozen. We use nerrjv its many haseliulls a.- a big league team does. Youngstown u*"'j 14dozen Inst year, lints eo-t $| to $1.25 each mote than wo'used tpay for them. 'They used to figuie a budget of uround $40,000 to run a mittoi league teum, such ns ours, through the season. Now it eosta $lil'.0b0 tv $06,000. "And out admission price ia the same us it wits in 11145, seventyfive cents—lees 20 per rent fed­ eral tax uml a one-eent city tax. CHICAGO. Inly 27 t/l’l Jim "W e get crowds of only ,100 to 600 at our games," said Koval I »iii». rclirml lieavyweight IhixIiu* "W o need 1.200 to I,aim to bleak rhunipitin, tepuitedly wit* liividi'd today fur all liidinnn training even." The country now counts r,«i ramp to pii’tinii' fur a titli* hunt ntlnor leagues. 4If them. Kova’ with rhumpiuu Kzzanl Charles. Tin* 3lt-^yar-nld llmwn Hunther, said: "A number o f them *ir» shaky I'liaiupluli uf tin heavy Weight* fur II yent*— lungest reign in heavy­ now and probably won't lie in >, fence at the end o f the season, flu- weight h i-t"iy wits repurtej get­ system will he lucky if 10 |m ting ready to leturn tu the liie* In guru me Mill going at the end of get jome limin') In pay hu>'k luxe*. Dining iiis firth' a reel l.uiil1060." i arrjed nearly 1 1,0181,000, Tin* report that lamia will re­ turn lu the ling valued Mature By F R A N K KCK yesterday with hi* departure with A P Newafeaturea Sports Kdilo udvimir Fred Wil-nn fur West Hi NEW Y O R K -- III Ted Williams, Uni|rn, I iiiI., training >ite Vern Steidieii* and Walt llnipo the tinlner, Miriiiiie Senmiiii, nt-•• wn Boston Red Sox have alaiul the ix*|anti'd rrt route to Wrvt linden host one-two-three attack in lm»e- witli training "<|iiipiiient. Tiiimnu tiile uiij the Hiuwu hall. But don’t try to tell that to lluluhrr’a iiiannger, him Mild Louis Detroit Tiger fans. The patruna o f lliiggs Stadium will fight in B*‘|ili luhei if he i'ini In the Motor City will put halting leftrli all ugieeiui'llt with the guv champion George Kell, Vic W.-itz eminent. LuuL said lie 11111*1 "pay and Hoot Ever* nganxl unylasly, hi* inmiiie tux like I'Veiyuiie else including Uoxton'a trio. :iltd fighting Clintle, seem* tin The Terrific Threesome of the ••♦ft wav In do it." Tigers is one o f the main leuThe dale fm the l.uiiis-Chnilex suns why Red Knife's leant puces ••out reportedly ix Sept. 27. and the American l-eaguc* at the lulf- ■lie ite/Ni'ti York's Yankee Stud wav point. uni. Kell's J1443 hatting murk last laiiiex Nutria luexident uf th*' long hall hitter o f the Ever* 01 W erti type but Ills conxlateacy Intel na I ioi inI lluxiug Club, said with the tiat ntakea hint tough on yesterday, however. Hint I.ouis ha leceivrd no instrurHuox nr o ffi­ rival pitchers. Kell’s .343 hating mark lixt cial feelers regaiding u imssilde season enabled him to heat Wil­ ■eturo tu aetiuo. iams hy .0002 for the hittng crewn. *I*ve had to apologise a hund'ed times for treating out Williams hy a fraction " •ani Kell in ajir.ng training. Rut you will notice that Kell I* this season alone. At iniil*cu*on making no apologies now as he he had 17 and two of hla drive* loads On league and Williams hy resulted In victories. Ill* ninth a comfortable margin. inning burner ugainxt the Y«»kcca %s the season hit the halfway w n tho Hainr 1( 1-0 and a hunter mark, Kell had been held hilleax he hit In the 10th inning won a In onlv 10 gameii out o f 73. Hu •LB game against Ihe Athletics. had a hitting streak of 20 struifht Werlx ptuniisril in the spring games and other* o f 13,10, 0, snd he would surpass tils 20 home runt five and a 2170 (ratting avera$e. uf 1049 and he's well ahead uf His singlet and doubles have Itern schedule. 3 wo ul hi* drives, liolh 4s important a* the home rsns limes with two mate* ali-iurd, bit by Ever* and Wrrtx In Rolle’s meant win* for the Bengali. Ons style o f play. One of Kell’s Hg o f the blows Ih-uI the Wliite Bor, tingle* earn* the day he hit safe­ 4-1, and another, hit In the 14th ly In hla 18th straight game. It inning, humbled the Red Box, U-<1. beet tho Red Sox 2-1. One of hi* tingle* was important Ever* Is having hi* treat sraio.i too. It was an 11th Inning blow since he ram* up to Detroit for that gave Vligil Trucks a Id) keeps in 1940. A fter missing tho win over Ned Carver ami the first light games this spring, Ilsot Browns. wont on several batting ramps ye*' Only once thl* season has the Held hitless hla first game, he tlen KelMvertx, Even- trio been stop­ Uy ASHUCIATKI) PRESS ruining up u dollnr in n seven team league is u tough job be­ muse ene team is always idle. Hut s tin- unpleasant situation facing the Southeastern League but it inuy not last says Sant Admits, -ports editor of the Alali.itna Journal in Montgomery. Adams it predicting that the (■adxi'.in fcanehise may go the -anie way tlie old Anniston fian<l|i«i went. Anniston dropped out of Hie league earlier this month l ecuuse of tlie baseball dollar shortage. Adams hacks his prediction by •oying that several directors have .Iimo -m I making tlie Soulhcasleril a six-club league. If Gadsdeli oi some oilier team js cut lin n i very club will have n game each iljie and expensive spells o f idleness will lie nholishcd. hast night any two of three scheduled games came off. hast place Selma whipped first place Meridian 1 1 -H and Montgomery i ilgeil Pensacola 8-7. Tlie victory Jet Montgomery slip into second place ahead of foundering Pensaio Iu which recently was deposed from t ii wt place hy Meridian. Vleshurg rested because there was no team lo piny and tho Jt,rk«oli-(iiidsden game wns rainmi out. Kd Mickelsou's 18th limin' run of the seastui in the eighth gave Montgomery the victory over Pensacola. The Filers used 10 players, in­ cluding four pitchers. .Muck Mc­ Whorter slid Nell Wilson hit homers for Pensacola, the latter with one on ill tile seventh whet) tlie Fliers scored four runs to tie l lie score. Dick McMi IIiii started for the Fliers to l>e followed on the mound hy Joe Jones, l.eo Murray iiii I Andy Klko, the alter being the victim of Mickeson's game .vittni'ig circuit smash. Water Smith opened tlie HeI els. Inn gave wav to Ited Graiiam when the Flier* went on a rampage in Hie seventth. Two doubles, a single and a long fly -tailed Meiidinn o ff to a :»-«* lead ill the first Inning, Two more singles made it 4-0 in the second Tuples by Norm Yensey and Tom Mtih'li, a single hy Vie Filed uml a ftv put Selma hack ill the game with three runs in tlie scroltil. l-lirry tlrunkc was singled home in the fourtli. Hay Kiupa’s tiildc was liig hit in fourth as •s*-1ina clinred Mm nkc with five iiiiis . It wus Selma's 14th win ill tlifii last "0 stmts. Major League Leadorh AhHurod At Track lit AMStM'lATIl I’ llKSH Clubhouse L Helms 8, Crocker. Pyre. RBI— Kaaeell 2, Ben Ward. R. LomnJer 8. Payne, Pyre. 2B— Kassell, North, D- Helms 8, Griffin, P ro 3B— Griffin, BB— Kassell, L Helms 8. Tuttle 8. Helms. Lomtnier. DT— DtAss to Auin Crocker to Tuttle to D. Helms; Griffin to Crocker to D. ped cold. That was accomplished by Bob Kuiava, tall Washington southpaw, the day he treat the Tleere, 6-2, on six hits. Here are a few uf the runs* hatied. In aerumidlshmentf of tha Kali-Wertx-Ever* combination: Seven In 13-4 win over Boston. B evy in 14-f win over PhilaBlxln 18-8 win over Boston, x in 9-4 win over Boston.. The KelLWetti SBl attack: Seven runs in ll«8 wJn over •Hterduy’s UohiiICh II) 11 te n —a -tiuha Hirst V ltel»-l. r. Knrutn, King Iliu-Kw at* r. K IU IIT H It XI 1 :— n/iaiha Wile U P i «r l» . IliiRtinrll. Him k fl nx. I*ur|»lr Hunar. Ilorml* '* Klmr lesiur 1 it* llryMii, I;«I*m IlHly . sixth m xi 11—a leia* xni» Prank llixulln-. lirfli'lMl. >!*«( Iliiwl. IIHpful. L'srrle'a lilt. K*n«inali. Ilui'krl ll>i||*r, llesv*r‘* I’rlil* TliXTII M XIT:— llrarh l '* x r » Waeheela. Hllver Husnu. Him k S on . Krl*k »r. Hhallerlne. Sir lliinllr. N u U s k a Ann. I’lianre llnll. F ivi in 0-3 win uver New York Fve In 10-2 win over Boston. Three In fl-2 win over PhlladcL PRESS Iwutixville 2-4 KtlM'aa City 0-3 !ml game II innings) Columbus ;i Miiineapulix 0 Imllunnpulir ti Milwaukee 2 Texas League Sun Antonio 9 Dallas 0 Tulxu 12 Hhrcveirort 0 Foil Wurth 3 Iluuston 2 Okluhonm City 4 lleaumunt 0 Southern Axsurluttiun Little Rink 2-1 Atlxnta 1-5 Memphis 4-6 lllrmlngham -1-8 Na,I,villi- li New Orleans 3 Mobile ut Chuttnnuugu PastpunI Smith Athimir Leugue Culumhia 3 Charleston 2 Augusta 5 Greenville 0 Suva Uriah 3 Macon 2 Columbus 10 Jacksonville 0 Gem gin State League T if ton It Jesup 0 Kantmun 6 Vidallu 3 Huxley 8 Fitzgerald 4 Douglas <1 Dublin I Georgia Alabama League Alex City 7 Carrollton 3 . Rome 4-7 U G n tn is 8-4 Valley Ifl Opelika 4 Griffin at Newnan postponed iln Georgia Florida l-eague Albany 1 Tallahassee 0 getting surprisingly good hitting from Blinrtstup Eddie Upon whd has been hqverlafc around J25J Mbullrir ut Aiaerleus postpon And Johnny Grlth and Aarun ed rain RoMnson have been belting thq Waycruss II Thomasville 6 ball on occasion. . . , tJoulhrsitern Lepgur The Tigers also have some pret­ Jsckiun at G a d o id postpon ly good go on pitching, p iic ru iig , the m e best uaa* In in the ed rain ty league in fact, with Ted Gray, Art Relma II Meridian 8 Sj But mention WilUams-Stephen*: r in 4-1 win over SL Louis, Drupe ag the big biters in the ee In 8-8 win over Cleveland. Amorl Kell-Evers RBI flguiUOt ig W win o m W a A ln ^ on . AHHUt IATKD Montgoipcr)|t.8 | Fenaaeola In urging 7 10— HACE9— 10 n ig h t l y EXCEPT SUNDAY �a *- THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE w x ALWAYS DEPEND ON MARGARET ANN TO THURSDAY JU LY 27, 1950 XVXC SEE WHAT YOU -| CAN BUY FOR •I Home Controlled StorcH--Where Customers Send Their Friends A DIME EACHSTOCK UP NOW! C K N U IN B P H IL A D E L P H IA , 3-OZ. PKG. Your Choice CREAM CHEESE !; HOSE D A LE Hit A N D L I M A B E A N S "“ !> GARDEN GIFT SUGAR PEAS -O LD D U TC H CLEANSEB S E N S A T IO N A L BUYS 0 0 0 1 ) TH R U S A T U R D A Y |> / (i l . ll l l l i h F A N t 1 SLIC E D C O lt N Marti Extra Lgc. Queens ’l Iinprove Your Meals With M argaret Ann BREADUc FAMILY LOAF For Added Energy Use Margaret Ann’s R AISIN B R E A D Plain |7c Iced |8< W IE N E R ROLLS (i In Pit*. |0< APRICOTS HTOKELY’S FINEST TOM. JUICE EACH ► IDEAL Dog Food 5,' PA PE R T O W E LS I5LUE CONN FT 11 c F A N C Y CID ER VINEG AR lll-L IG H T F A N C Y W II. K. ONLY Your Choice CTPIH I Mr* PEACHES * ONLY Rubbing Alcohol pt. 1 1 fir STARCH 2 m K m # :n VlldltTO 1*1 nua tlllUU EACH ONLY Old iJlorjr, No. 2 can P K .& U b A N S ea. Diamond Paper N A P K IN S 80 ct. pkff. Old Oliiry Prrpitrrd Vita Apple SPA G H ET TI 16 oz. cn. JE LLY 8 oz. jar K «r*l l ul Tretlla 0. O. GREEN P E A N S No. 2 cn CORN No. 303 can Comrttorli Cut nr (Voter Cat Green DICED HEETS No. 2 cn A S P A R A G U S 8 oz. can l.lhbyV Peach, Pear. Apricot JUICE No. 211 can Capco Sweet EACH RELISH 8 oz. Jar ^niM EAT DEPT. I.V K E 8 HUGAKKD CURED CELERY SMOKED PICNICS PALM RIVER SLICED BACON F A N C Y ICEBERG 2-HEADS MARGARET ANN BAG SAUSAGE............. WESTERN PORK LIVER.... lb. 37c WESTERN PORK TAILS .... lb. 21c BEEF BRAINS LAMB LlVERS Western Pork Spare Ribs 10-LBS lb. 39c SIR LO IN STEAKS M«r|(.r«l Ann llimllly, W.*l«rn Grad. A RIB & CLUB STEAKS .....................Lb. 79c RUMP, CHUCK OR SHOULDER ROAST Lb. (Tic BRISKET STEW .......................... Lb. »9c VEAL ROLLED SHOULDER ROAST Persian Limes RUTABAGAS Yellow Onions FROZEN FOOD PINK FROZEN SHRIMP FANTAII. 10 Ox. Pka. 76c FRYERS WINGS OR GIZZARDS.... I l.l». Pk*. 49c FRYERS BREASTS..................... 1 Lb. Pkir. 79c GA. GRADE A SHIPPED FRYERS Lb. 59c •_ t Mlnata Maid Orange 'Ah FARM RAISED DRESSED & DRAWN RABBITS r t f PAIS PKA8 ’Ll SNOWDRIFT WESSON OIL INT i*Oi. Cm ! I Be • W l*M 17c QUART lb. 59c Mtaste Maid U H GATOR SM. |§e LBB. f| ____________________ . . WOODBURY FA CIA L a o A P r /12J * Can Lemonade ........ 24c 11-Oa. Pk|. Peaa ........ NCRTHCRN PAPER PRODUCTS ROACH HIVES W h . Cut Concentrate 4 for 99c Honor Brand , LeSeuer STALK TISSUE roll fl 2-LBS. 26c KUNE'S PIECRUST Pfcg-lS* �1 vji 1 •P I R THURSDAY JULY 27. 1950 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA INation’s Economy Korea Is Difficult C o u n t r y To G r e a t ly A ffected Know And So Arc Korean People By Korean C r is is „ „ . By H AL HOYLE NEW ^ ORK, —(fl’i— Hiii Iih' m mid industry headed Inward „ war . u. S. EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS. KOREA —(/P)— You ^ footing this week. Af(cct% of the judge A'strange place by your nose, your sense n( taste— and how the Korean hostilities spread rapidly people in it treat you. to every nook and corner nt the Korrs ii an old and cynical country now lorn by s fresh cruelty, nation’s economy, I’lnnts closed since World Wur but a cruelty ii it used to. (| i* like Sinty in this respect. In ihe past II were revived. Men idle foi 4,000 year* it has been trampled often by foreign conquerors. months were called hark to jolts. Like Sicily. too, jt has a d istin r-* Metro vacations were cancelled. live odor .mil it raise* ivnndrnin "Men Wonted” signs were dusted vegetables. Unlike Sicily, it h.. \ it I iiw m fanner might sympa­ off. Inrliitttiinlitits Itnrnrd the' mid­ much rainfall and Its thief , |. It I- thize with the Korean peasant*’ night oil to plan lor wnatever mteohi the nation may need. The) ^ to ld President Truman the (nice productive capacity of their plants was at his heck and call. And while plans for even gieat #r output writ' in the making, »n whining wheels o( Industry Inin ed at a neat ircoid peat clinic pace. linludri.il ptndnclion whs on a favorable footing with any week of the rear ami employment «a - | .lose to it not at a new peacetime 4>>higli. The log news of the week ill ,i business was Its piohnMr call to arms. Hut a serious threat to price stability brought on by honidiiig shared the spotlight. President Truman, civir lead erq nnd ordinary business men plendi'd with monotonous frequen­ cy for the consumer to abstain from overbuying. Regular Newspapers devoted columns to th. enormous quantities of fn<"l l)and other goods available in the Doited Swiss ................. 1.110 * United State*. All Colors Radio stations gave over one minute program breaks to miliiioaidilig messages from business Voiles ..... ... I .99 Iradrrs. Kino Assortment Bul nothing stayed the swift trip of the consumer t" the cmeei- nnd ilepailmenl stole. Then1 Dimity 70c were indications at the week-end, ABC Quality however, that sugar buying was easing o ff a hit and thul fewer Powder Pu ff Muflin !)8e people were rushing to fill fieei% era with meat. Prclty NVnl Patterns In the second week of the Ko­ rean War the nation’s stores did Kntrie Stock o f I heap Fabrics at Sale Prices 21 per cent more business than a year ngo. Rusiness leaders say buying was tin the Increase before hostilities broke out nnd lias ac­ celerated since. Women shoppers doubled their normal nylon hosiery purchases. BOYS’ K H A K I SHORTS Ilolisrwives sought larger than normal quantities of sugar and IK pr. in waist sIzoh 24 thru .’ll canned goods. Orders for auto♦ mobiles and television sets inereasWpre 2.25 pr. And pi ices, which had been ris lug rapidly even before the Koran hnstililicH, nlmt upward as purNow |.00 chasng ekpniiiled. Autnmnble tires and gasoline cost moie. Komi was more expensive. Worsted fubrir prlcr Increases added |U nr more to next spring’s suit. There were cniitinuous warnings BOYS’ SLACK S that excessive buying could lead only to higher price*. President Neat Checks and solid tcolora,- ages 8 thru 13 ^Tinm an said flatty ha would seek w controll on prices and he would Values lo 7.95 ask rationing If necaasary. The President’s warning was Closeout contained In Ills message to Con­ gress asking for $11^000,000,000 for the Korean war and ns a safe­ guard against aggrttslon else­ where. The message spelled the end of "business ns usual" at least for the duration of the Koiean hosti­ lities. . It was n 1000-to-l shot that BOYS’ SPORT SHIRTS “ taxes would go higher Imth for the Individual and the enntpany he One table (including riiihII T-Shirta) ages 8 thru 20 pure guess. The Senate-Housa e c o n o m ic Closeout committee was all for an Imme­ diate multhhilllon dollar ‘across the board” boost in federal taxes. But |.00 ea. this committee is only advsory. Other Congressional groups will wille the check. However, most legislators agreed the tax Increase will have to Ire substantial. The nation's business men and BOYS’ A TH LE TIC UND ER SH IR TS industrialists wasted little time In speculating. Sizes 20 thru 52. regulnr 09c and 79r Overnight General Motors’ Cadllac division hegan negotiating Closeout with the Army on mass production on tanks. The Buffalo plant of American Car and Foundry Company. Idle atnee World War II, waa being revived to produce reetrieted Items fnr the Atomic Energy Commls0 elon. The Reynolds Metals Company, • targe producer of war-essential products, pledged It* aupport to the president and rescinded In* SUes B thru age 4, assorted stylea and colors, creases on aluminum prices It an­ nounced only the day before. values 2.50 to 3.50 Such basic industries as ateel, automobiles and television and radio said they were ready to turn out whatever the government Thy said they were running full then the Korean war hit. And be­ l t cause of the high production rate, w they added, eonmalon would be quick. The ateel Industry waa back to 994 per cent of rated capacity this week after a holiday lull that ran over Into the previoua week. Automobile production w a a down a bit. It waa feeling the effects o f a long sustained record high production and a abort atrika at the plants of part supplier*. . Television and radio, which f # would ha called upon to . J electronic devices for the forces, wae rolling along at top I 0 problem* of clltnst- hot bo might ! 'loop In qu alor beside village be shocked that Ibrv use human hut ... I(t the icaiMde What , am,' night soil to fritllin- their fields f «•'in the laud goes bn«k to tin From the air nt thl- renson Ko * ui.l that t the rugged eronontl • trn look* fresh and fni> it conn " f limrlc-ts destitution try much like eastern Ohio, or Something of this kind o f Iif-• perhaps thr Onirk- IJio valleys i .tit tie round in some rente!* putts appear lipuntlfnlly kepi, and Ihi of \ioeri. t, too, luil it i< not typi­ cal of \metien. It i* typienl nf K ". mnuntsin* are green When you land, however, von tea. "Mete people have been down­ find a region overpopulated and graded by rent title* of oppression overtillrd, bled hi an anelent nov­ •ltd ignorance. What do they think elty nnd suffering fiom lack of Aim-11 W e ll. nnitat ion. thi i ■ i tug 1 unru r i 'mlitie "11 *’1 mitMi* i •» There me ralln *ad» so 11 pi.Wcl lilirK In show tin stamp of Ihe 1 " 1. 1 N’ nl inn and Colt Hf.i ••-■a wcsti't n wnild. T'nt Ihi* idiildre* I I’Mrip in Koi •a '* lint il t’ lr n° hallie m dr in uni' LI v rive r f <11-* ■bn tirit: *ur1i nh greeted \111ui It tin 1tlNtflA m I'T tine, Hdg 11Ml fl ml with live i flukes. Other rhildien. and adults tim 1ft*tl hi 1 when they • sin, i«» tl* \•• PAGE SEVE* an invader from lbo<e land*. Perhaps this la. k ->f enthusiasm is an Oriental tinit; pcrhapi t* i. not. Perhaps it Is a rvnieal at­ titude of doubt a* lo the motive of any foreigners; and again i»u baps it is not. I have not been here long enough to ptetend to know, but I do know it kind of makes an American tin easy. 1 haven’t seen this kind of itidlffei rnre s i n c e Americans fought through Arab South Af rim. It i* an American trait, I sup pose, to export people i,. hr more glad lo see os than wo have n light to expect. No one eo(ri\ having his home lust i pinpoint in End-Of a battlefield, t lo re t«, however, one d iffer­ ent, between the Arabs and the Koreans; the South Koreans voTnutniily raised nn army that i lighting, stubbornly .tint well, br­ uin Americans in defense of their homeland. •'PRETZEL" ON WHEELS I’ lltOAGO—f/IV Kmir tinios h dav (ib'Tin Sunhury. squeeze* hi* ix font, two inch frame into nn automobile that is only 211 inches high anil IS Inches long. He doe hi "hitmrin pretzel’’ stuff at the I'hiengn Fair. The tiny vehicle I'li- n sign painted >ur it tl tends: 'Squat Uni." BUY 2.98 • 39c ea. One Tiihlr nf Assorted Fabrics D r c ’s Six ill ;uul I’ lntisp in.'iluri.ils in <'ntimis np liiivniis. I>r;i|HM',v and I 'plml ;tcry I'alti’ics, a.'.-ui’lt'il sale prices. All Kabrius wni’tli miifli mure On Snl<* from jjity yd. fo $1.98 yd. ODDS ’N ENDS TABLE LADIES’ SKIRTS (.alutM liup, ( id to n P rin t .. F utile A table o f real'barn*'in V I'.rokrn d/us Valin s lo 0 .95 ami mldn and oriels in mi anAfirlnu'iiL of Bpei ial merchandise at yivu-away prices! 3 .9 8 M E N ’S SUITS One lack in Florida weight*-, moslly rcgolni site-. Few shorts and Rtiaila. *Values lo 27.50 B R U NC H COATS W rap around and Him Hark -dyle* Now |7 95 nnd Heeraut k"r. Sizes 12 In 20 M E N ’S A L L N Y L O N SPORT SHIRTS I 'loseotil By Textron in Shul »Wvct* Blue. Tan. Green. Si/ea 11 Him Id Rcgtdai vulueu 7.95 While they Inal! 4 -O h Pastel Rroadeloth \'alttes 7.95 LACE C U B T A IN S M E N ’S KHAKI TROUSERS Bv S e n tn to n Worn While >hey last' ______ _ ___________________ 2 * 8 9 ___________________ _________ 19 pr. 90” 2 98 1.1 pr. 7R" . 1.98 M E N ’S U N D E R W E A R SHORTS By Textron. Smiforlred, roll cni. vnl dyed, elaulie uidea. Sim* .............. 2 H ,’lii 10 42 14 46 Amt..................... 22 II 1 0 ii Hi 10 Cln etuil BRASSIERES White ttnd Pink B9‘ l»r . Valuea lo 2.00 Special M E N ’S FIIIST N K iH TER S Pajamas—0 pair in af/e C only ( lo u'oill | . 0 (1 |.98 SMALL BOYS’ WASH SUITS Now Vt Price ALL MEN’S STRAW HATS Now lA Price /. **S?elfht rarloadlaga were wall above the previoua weak— 799.MB to Power, soft coal : and crude oil prodoctian remained at high lerela. About every category waa way ■above the figure* o f a year ago. « * 3 h # New York » « * Exchange ained strength loo and had (la et week In more than 10 yearn, market waa strong every day, Monde* ami by tha traak . jrtd s iB W tt tS/IOOjUOO.OOO. MEN'S SLACKS P E R C A L E PRINTS CtMil, comforlahlt, nenae holding fabrics. 80 square, new pal terns. 55c value Wnisl fire; 28 thru 50 7.95 Value*. 8.95 Values 5.K9 ..... ...... 6 ’6 » 9.95 Valuea ........................ ........ |.49 10.93 Values ............. . ............... 12.95 Values ...................................... 14.95 Values ........................... 49<* yd. L U N C H E O N CLOTHS 8 29 54x54 a 3.50 value 0.89 Special | | 20 | .7 9 MEN’S SWIM TRUNKS AND PLAY SHORTS L A D IE S ’ A N D IR. DRESSES Regular price 2.95 to 6.95 Values lo 12.95 Now 1/3 Lem Closeout LADIES’ SWIM SUITS One table, long sleeves and short ilMva* Regularly 1.98 to 8.91 Ont table, aaaortment of stylea and cobra .. . Greatly Reduced 1 N ow y , P rice • I ^> A-r H I D " • -v! * ijfV.': :iti .1 a. 'W 1 1 im •• - « Mmm ••■> 11 l >,i t0it r; t ♦ ,»-_________ vW f l i ,.f tti* rntqre, Nmv liJLK OF KAPtK, July J7 Ji|i* i idne yrai nld lii.ti Terrier, hn- been stint tn dentil liy enurt "id et—Just beeause .he w«* * lad 1 dng Ii *nnk .lip's Idnnd tn fulfill the lette. nf efhtuil". nld law whlrh »od that ai»|y the Seigneur af Sa'I. husband of the Island's feudal I liter, Ihe |).,me nf Sark, nt av keep a female dug nn the island, ■tip hud beep Ilii’ii' twn year* having mine wjtli I "rnr st Ft.mil and' hi. wife when they tiiuved here ft ''in laindmi to sid up a bicycle *lmji Ihe llamls held Jlp tn enn•Iderahli' affection mid she used tn gn tn ait raid shelters with them when Germ mi hnmt>*r* hit Lnndon dining the wat Hand pad his dug tilt, without raying anything shunt the dog'* m'X, hilt luat week Ihe ant barillas learned tile grim truth and laid dluvn the law; Gel rid nf the dog nr kill her. Hand compiled with the law Iasi night and hurled Jlp aiming the lose hnihea in lit, gulden Halil the Hiegnem nf Hark. W. It. Hathaway when asked if Jin had been killed: "| haven't the faintest idea It hasn't anything !<> do with nir " I’ ll I FXT M i l l ’ ll CINCINNATI. July The Cincinnati Timex-Stai said to­ day It hsa learned the (lev, ||. H, Fellioelter, a Cincinnati Kranrlai an priest, was the C«th"lic chap­ lain shot to death liy North Kntean nn the Kuni River (mint July FA. The priesF was attending Ameri­ can wminded soldiers at the time, the papei said. Thirlv wounded Americana were shot tn death in then lltteia the same time Dispatches aevetal days ago re­ lated the prieat won a ruin lots with a Baptist rhuplaiti to sae which would atay with thr wound­ ed after the American* gave up their position*. The paper said Fatliei Felhoalter’< family live* In Louisville, Ky. The Great Rift Valley e»s tend* from northern s yT'* most to the southern tip of A fri­ ca, enclosing the Red Sea and th# lake* of Eaa»t Africa among other bodlaa o f water. 8 .0 0 MEN’S SPORT 8HIRTS > nmtiatapt di >it ;»ing Id.' Ii ii ,itinx I .itli'tlr"! " *11hi , imfllei I'te.ikV e11 ttlfnimeil u,| I1 uptMitt n| tmiifive \merit :it> •ml Paltril Natinns' pit let, In Kn' * a ' 11 male,f the It nine »* g >v. t timeiit It'ii me ♦ p'.li i rvnerslly i In fi'llnu tin eli m India' fivittt’l". hut tin* time thr,,' mint tie lie itatinn t*». .utse ftiuma mu-t wall h nlit fn, |{e,| China, Ibis i. him 1 1, il.tini*,* ate milking Itieii •n|. iihiiinii ahnitlrf Oirie tie u.n, iiernrililig tn fh* antirrr. I A derlntatinn nf pe'itralily " ill aiitnmatii ally imiveit Unrma inti' a luitltrflrt.t with India and t'hlna fighting f.„ ,ti tiegie hasrx, tllied hnmhing wnnlil flatten a nnntrvaide ti*i-lv ternveritig ftnm ’ Itr last n .n and tw., year* nf int''Ill'll tnfe ' Burma I.... me. a lntOefield t'tV"'»v wlitehevet .hh e .t ihllshax liases Inue will lin , h*l)eiig..|| Ly I he ■>(hei A The Km •iB’ iP hi im j. i'«)t|ip. I"'ll with map'itl. Plainly nf HlfOrli niamifaetme. If llmnta vntes fm tile Bed . Oie Itritish will ,,(„p upplie; nf mini and tinnmnUlan. I'irtty lin'd the lldini' -* will have On arm* hnl mi aintimnitinn, t Ulghlly ni winngtv the Unr111,’ !,. believe the All gin -A Uteriintis, Willi a [lipnil lin'llte t,i them, will ree.ignl/e the Kitten reh'd gtnnp aml arm th-’ in tn fight the tliirme-e, if they |> | Tills "nnl, telirve Itiii.iin nf tying •Inwn mine,.,, .aillv fmeei In thla limit I v h Ihe Itnrnieve must cxpmt tin I, ll.rn i he kill' d eeminmii allv. All Itei mall el., a,,, within the t in-in A inn i nn liln. The .x'inin said that 11mma, 'villi |(ed China p c elea llv nn her link ilnni tep. min.-t xffnrd t.o ahl«g'i|||*e Peking at thi. p«rtlrnlai time lie .aid the gnvetttmvtit kitnwi. It riimint .(np ||,a Beds militarily i( they ehnse tn walk in been me llnriua ha* iela. ♦Ivtdy iniall army. Mtirenver. h* f'lilti?** ’^'•"iniutti.t alteatly have a pot'iitiallv "ttetlg fifth inlttPin hi i.|* f|,. .....in Thai- in 0" Red flag t Tint kyltel C'luni'nii t . |*.| (,v Thal in S • and the White ring i hlalinlil i gmnp |,y I'hakiti Than I tin. •lip DiuH, A Viflim Of Special Privilege 3 -9 8 By I.pp Wnial * rr* .10 Ihru 11. Were 3.98 h’ ANOnn.V i.v, jh r It'ii nisi* "ill find Ihrtn.rlxT* a limb fhuiild Korea develop mt<> n third world war. They xveuld bkv In be neutral ns Inng »> they ran, tint fra. that nmlialitv ill mu (.,• tnlerate,), " f "II In |,V.I Cliina. And they helievr ,f they -bled with the t emmiini I even nmrally, they xvill feel the « eight nf Aljlsrt might. " hil" the fl'irpir-e guverpment t* nlrnt op the Knieiio Ume, old* little pnlitt' ian ate rounxelling th* fmtntn tn -it nrt th,. fence until it uut Inin tlie winning .ide. But On gox et tmieiil. nvsi that m» en. e stttinr will |.r (nlrraied by Oh* i NOW and M o n th SAVE! FR ID AY and S A T U R D A Y —JULY 28-29 PIECE GOODS Burnui S illing On A Limb In Case O f Third W o r ld W ar j* * • lying domant volcano* are like­ ly to produce the woret erup­ tion*, aava tha National Geogra­ phic Society, because they Havj accumulated a bigger "stopper* of rock and ash. The Bhlnolobwe uranium noaita In tha Balaian Congo aiscoramd In H U . �* THURSDAY JULY 27, 1950 T H F t M N F O I t n H K R A f.T ). H A N F O R D F L O R I D A #"| •**» IS'"™ • " iiliin g fli m r Try and Stop Me lo i nil county, tin* cIuhkim nr.* •By BENNETT CERFabout 10 lii I ilml Hie fu■iu> «<l it following it. Ami it in |i*yln,: him ufl In n'tiiiii." HKN Sir Thomas Lipton died in 1931, he had never imbibed That is tin- *j|i4a11In x t a t fin v lil alcohol, smoked, gambled, nor married. Maybe that's why in a ttory about h good Florida I d was able to leuve four million dollars to the poor o f Glasgow /•liner lerril'd by our ot thu well known iioiitlirrn fnrm join unit u in his w ill. Competitors say, however, it wus because he ccnjilr of y n n ago. That em­ phasise# one o f the marks of a was the smartest, slickest e x good farmer—be follow, funning hihitionist who ever entered practices that are known to be the tea business. Sir Thomas' good In this arm. yachts (h e financed five suc­ "H e ’s Hu* kind of faiuiri who cessive S h a m r o c k * ) never keeps his fence rows clean, his implements inula i shelter, hi» sun once captured the interna­ becoming mure fertile, his animals , tional cup, but they won for fa t and his tenants satisfied," his tea products about a bun­ the article continue:,, Ilucsn'l thut dled million dollars' worth statement alone pielty well sum dn the murks of u good funner? o f free publicity. Can't you picture the kind of funn­ Will Rogers said, "Sir Thom­ er who does the tilings described as is probably ths world's worst there? And It's certainly u con­ yacht builder bul absolutely the trast with the mail who lets Ins world's moat cheerful loser" fences run down, is forever having Sit Thomas could afford to be! to chase the hogs or cows out of According to Sir Thomas' biographer, Alec Waugh, hla publicity hit neighbor's fields, doesn't ever •vaa summed up In tins on* paragraph: “ A man may (give many put hie Implements under slieltei or out o f liu way, leta his laud id|d •i lends, but lie will find none so steadfast, so constant, so ready to animals huth become poorer a* -e.pond to hi* wants, so capable of pushing him ahead, as a little the years go by. •rather-covered book with the name of a bank on Ita cover." “ Diversification In the keynote Ci/iorifAi. tew. w i « i .i . « i i Ctrl, Oiuniiuua Km* rtiiwu Srsatcsu. on his faun," according to the ar­ ticle. Just another mark of a good fanner, for diversification UOt only helps to keep the land frttllc and productive, it helps to insula an income fot the family. Ths particular farmer's yiejm »y MOV? KINO wet* around 60 per cent higher he slate average, lie plans Centra/ Press Writer to have crops reaching lint vest T H E FE D E R A L RESERVE The sku ll will even have a stage at successive times, when isports home buying dropped a* slimming effect on husbanda labor can lie uinl to hist advant­ per tent lit lust*. Well, with the inure or less flattening the bibage. wai and all the talk about atom line. ‘ He grows Improved crops, plants bombs, people Just don’t know I I 1 bfttei kinds o p t m i tin pas­ whet* they'll be from on* day to ture, steadily l opioves Die quality Joe Lours w a n t g to £gbt the next, or if. o f his livestock, kttpt Ids equip­ Eetatd Charlet lor the fovern! I ! ment in good otdil and works out menf. Even it it I axes bia ring Hut automobile buying climbed Itftlgni attengtb. I t yet cent in 1949. Indicating ' With all those marks of a good I I I perhaps that people who don't firm e r showing all over Ids place, Dll A Oerman butcher said he r*know where they'll be want to It’ * small wonder that the farm Journal wanted to curry a story have a way to get out ot where turned from the U. I. because they ate. about him. "•vet there I found I could no* I I. I follow my old profession." Now Hints To IIorTewivefe bstigner Christian Dior taye fall etylae will make women leek Ilka he's trying la maka his mark buck By Anna Mae Sikes well-drsMsd guitar*. Many with homo. PUItKE PROGRESS strings attached. I I I Fruit pum a, especially those ! I I Me asks. “ Is there freedom to nerved by /rearing, ate coinThe guitar luok will be en­ g Into the Importance they have hanced by alitn-aa-peucil eklrtt. America without m oory.'" Well, yea, but wbu wants it Inst way? Tong deserved, according to' U. (j. B oiler of Hie U. 8 . Department o f Agriculture's Western Regional Laboratory, Albany, California. Mr. Sorher believes these smooth. C E N T R A L FLO R ID A QUICK FREEZE “ tlaved” fruit produrls will be A N D STORAGE CO. used more and more In ice cream, sherbets, and other trosen daaYOUR • V t ii also In sundae toppings, beverages and confestions—to the benefit of fruit growers, packets, food manufaetturm and consum­ er i. They may eventually be pack­ ed' in small containers for retail tala along with other frosen foods. 401 W. 13th Hi. Phone 1318 For several years farm familes have been interested in homtm ek in g their own fruits In this Q U A L IT Y P O O D S -S P E C IA L PRICES MERRY-GO-ROUND ST. JOSEPH, Mb.. July 27-</P) -Four young persons, out for a pit rk were given for a real rids gTv mi a merry-go-round hy the law iieforo they were picked up last night for quoxtioning about a worthlexx check and a stolen pig. Louie Jacob*, evidence officer for the prosecutor, sow the four he wax seeking riding the merrygu-round at a park. Ho was afrsid if ha tried to arrest all four hy himself some of them might get away. He told Wayne McG locklln, the operator, to speed up the iuviiy-go-rouiHl and keep it go sin p. Ing until he wax ordered to xtnp Then Jacobs cent for deputy sheriffs. They had to come five mite*. Meantime the four, the only one* on the contraption, got their_ money* wurizi nil the merry' go-muud. The volcano Maun* Los re­ mains as an escape vent for the volcanic notlvlty that formed the Hawaii Island*. Dr. Henry McLauiiti Optom etrist The scientific lioa .constrictor constHetor” . nxme f^r the is ."constrictor I.J UsgnoQa At*. Phone Sid W YOU'RE TELLING ME! E Locker Plant Ths United States is a great fruit-growing ami irult-cunsumlng country. The demand for teadypreparad products with the full natural flavor of fm lt fruit is increasing. Frozen fruit puree* are tailor-made for this demand. Their advantage to the fruit grower Is a lt only that they offer another OSHlat to r Ids crops, but that they taka mors o f nu fruit than any Other product except Juice because pff-sixes and altapas may be used, kb well as fully ripe fruit of finest Bator but too mellow fur shipping trash or canning. ' Already nearly a iloien dtfferfroten fruit puteea are being tired commercially— apricot, na, boyeenlM<rry, lemon, o r ____ _ tangerine, nectarine, peach, plum, raspberry, and strawberry. Many other fruits have made egillenl „puree in laboratory testa, cellmi ■■ (•eluding blackberries, cantalopes paachtm, guavas and mangoea. Commercially purees have prov‘ successful in several lines. Froi orange and.lemon puree, devehy sclenttaut of- the Uurau ' cultural and Industrial _ y i n Southern California, i popuar with eherbst-makaoon aa these purees went commrrial production. and several weatarn ntad % for sundaa toppings are ums, lltirkaned allg slightly K R rua pectin and sugar and _______ I Wlth sliced or whole fruit; Vetva Fruit, U»a frosen oomblnatlen pf fruit puree, sugsr, gelatin •lid water which was manufaetnrod and distributed in the South- daring the war after its deve by. the Westera Labors stage a comeback with fruit prices. INDIGO IB POPULAR DO, Fla,— The popu_ “ Indigo aa. a «>««■ -Cor citrus moves and aa a gm Is- on the upswing upswlm County, sayg County K. Baatsmau, Tills »**• 1,000 acres ware planted to Lwume lit the county, aa fw lth a« 0 acres in FAKE UP BUSMSSt/| mfamft.Jr i. / Jfatigr X DO TH IS P A R T OF YOUR B R O W IN G A T “ YOUR LO CKER P L A N T ” TH IB W E E K E N D YOU W IL L RB PLE A B E D Super Brand ^ s M argarine Dixictna Frozen Sliced, Sweet, 12*oz. s s Strawberries Quam ity Bights Bossirvao Prices Good Thru Sat., July 29 Minute Maid 4 Snow Crop Brands Frozen ORANGE JUICE GRAPE JUICE . . LEMONADE MIX Strut Potatoes 10 25 California Peaches 2 u» 39 u. 19e s Lettuce3-25c£.h U. S. No. 1 White California Aqan Frosan Spinach pkg. Aqan Frosan Graan Paaa pLg. (o r 49c Dos.) New Red Bliss 4 Lb.. 25c California California Fating lib-lb. Eel back Nsal nr- ||c m -lo . Eel beck rkg. GrUs Old Dutch Cleaaser I8c c« Uc Lk for Krolt a Kay Natural Cheese*53' New Sweat 4 u.. 29c 19c 23c Ajfen Frozen Broccoli Frozen Blackeyed Pea* Frozen Deviled Crabs Uc Avocados ^ 5 C Potatoes Potatoes Grapes 29s PlMMO Carrots 2 Bunch«o Poors 2 c*n*49* if Chee Zee" Chsest Food 2 Lb^ Philadelphia Cream Chaesa 2 Badi NIxl Oleo %Ud 25c ^ Blaa Bonne! Nar|ariae 19c (Lim it— T w o ) Kralt's Miracle Whip Pint (Limit—Six) S ta n d a rd Tomatoes 3 No 2 Cans Mb, Can IDEAL Dog food 2 no. i 25c Niblets PLANTEES 32* F L A . G R A D E A — DBEBBBD * D R AW N FRYERS........ ........ pound $ $ $ H E N S ..................... pound ^ 12 OZ. CAN 3? CANPflBE Lb. Pkg. N a 909 H e Can ROASTERS.............. pound 5 )4 S H IP PE D — G R AD E A — DRESSED A DRAW N Argo Grant h White TOM TURKEYS.........pound h ilw i Kwuam. ■14 i t M 0 MEATS BONELESS R O LLE D I16EF CH U C K ROASTS Pound 5 9 4 T E N D E R R IB CUBED LIVER Pound :e B e e f 4-oz. pkgs 5 5 * SEA FOODS JUST HEAT AND EAT T e n d e r a y Q m—nnlhBd Fieih 6 Tandwr or Double Your Money Sack Sirloin i»PAi»Y TO FRY SHRIDIP....... ld f Evaporated 2 «o.3 i)i 21c Anaser's Milk 3 T* “ Cans (U Pdt—T en ) Factory Pack 44-ox. 23c Bl«o loio lice 3 lit, P k g 29c W ESTE RN BAU Y BEEF BYE STEAKS Pound 12-rn. pkg. 7 1 * DEVILED CRABS... .. 2 shells AC* M OST EVERY E V K l y ONE—OCEAN O N E —- S C IA N SUITS MOST s w irn Mr. Baby Meek tVg-oo. Cm 1|c IIIFTS lb. M PERCH FILLETS Owe Baby OCEAN SPRAY FRUITS - VEGETABLES SEA BROOK FARMS BROCCOLI ......... 12 og. ||e BEABROOK FARMS' SPIN A C H ....... | It « . POLAR GREEN P E A S ...... CHEESE 69c 29c 27c 29c Cocktail POULTRY ||c ....... | I I at. | | r POLAR'RBD RASPBERRIES ----------- --------"(.da* - ! a Margold Colored lA '* if « . «ftc « P a < »•» 48° �19 THURSDAY JULY 27, 1950 Legal Notice . C*1TATII1\ H E S T A T E O F F L O H IP A T H K H A N K O N II H R N A I.il M A N K IN D Kl t w t l M I)r. H. K. King I di Chtroprertnr San. At. N it. Mi. Illilc. Ph. 1752 or 1716 NCM A N D X IIA Y n >:wA y o n KIOXG « * * » » ■ A ‘ worn um»i»!nt bavins been fjlul again*; you Id the I'ltcult Court In « i:■) for seroffula founty 1 Florida In Chancery. lor dltcrce. the ehor ! title of »>• h In- ‘j ; uU|u YV Slave-right, P la ln tltr. va: I.nnceTot it elntrt!||lii, iPfrndutit", th fr prr***** arr> to command you to B» «p. p*«r. and life your written defense* CHANGE OF LIFE in raid canstj on before rli, lom d*T of Atiguat. Al>.. 1 *50, otherf o r t</ra* womtft m ltf-ltfc’ i c*uclsl Wise. Decree Fro Conferso will be si : a » H i t i ) ke * r^£jtn«Uy short time, flit»f9d ara nst you fi r cthtii, urfonur "teir, much lenrrr. In Tte Sanford ller-vld !• hereby «*•' wr c u t li « stsftibk thir.* U to Nike deslcriuted ns a newspaper of g-n- O l« vt-'jr tr, i-k ptrfci n fa ir t» poctiM*. ■tul circulation to which this no- T hik'd %khjr todajr tU uu i.ai of women It* moJ#rn-f>rt to ofttn lice shall be published once each •1m * CntJ&l. i-iit the comfort mar help rtfukd to We*« for four ccn-eeutlv.. w.»U* •w tfo iin a iti, tJfT and i|. Witness my hard and official teat d«prrt-*kf:f K*Ak. tired fc<iirs. At santord. in the tfoatuy of :-em!- Ii*'e Wctittfskliy r*l*\|.if in iitrruu* ■Oie, State of Flcrida th:s the lsth H illy , C n td ii t ( f i n d •Umachic irriu* toiils day of July, AD. 1»50, att-.n 1a*H » Katurt fncteaaa rciiataQco. How Long Does Last? o, v. “ * »A L J h i:r n d o s Clerk of the Circuit Court Hemlniu* County. Florida N O T IC E •■an'orU F lo rid e J u ly ISth. m o M * T O: IS H E r .F B T f J V n N that ur-tiar.t to C h apter 1st. r jo r M a tatu t*> J ' * l ns .nvendej, the foiUiWlnp described tar 1 -Jn S em inole C oun ty. F lo rid a w i,! b - . ft. red to r |Hle at puM ! o u tcry f i r tl.* B highest and best cash bid at the fr o n t d o o r o f th e Urmlu dr C .'.n tv Court flou ae, ut .Sanford, bi-.tlnnli K • t 11:15 A 51., oh 5fon day Ju*y •let. AD IMS: L o t ' I f U . l i A 15 B lock 5 P alm u r tH c e . P la t Hook < P a e « SI t o t e i.' l l A i B lo c k 19 C ry s ta l D ak * YVliftet U rin es S jb tllvM u ti P la t B o o k r F a c e s - l i t , i l l and D ots C A T B lock 21 P tru m w old , F ia t B o o k 1 r a c e * So A 91 * P la t B o o k < P a c e , to A ' 1 **ut F ra n k lin T e r r a c e P la t B ook 1 I P a g e Tl, o. p. m ini; Dq :,’ C lerk o f th e C ircu it C ourt S em in o le .C ou n ty. F lo rid a . (lU l) Thu Hawaiian volrano Muui 1*0. wag horn ago* ago thmiu a l,tHM)*niiIe crack in the fl* of the Pacific. V'htts o f thu k i M b io u h d Ih t H a w n iin u v o lc a n o M aun a ban h a v e h ttn a n a tio n a l p a rk nine*? 1910. C/tMtey ROYALTEX z\(OMTEITH 6 / v 5 PA G E N IN E ACc Z iit* | U n A l . | R om where 1 s it ... 6yJ o e M arsh Taka Your Choice f ci til|r titsJitjr. and tit * fob a Wiahtar outlook on Ikf*. Do try It! 6*t Cor Jot tedoy. Ailr. Housework Easy Without NaggingBackache A* wr |fi itldar, atttaa and •train, our* #w*nfon, *&cr«at>o amtkinf or exposure to cold *om*tim*a olowa down kldnty func* tfvD. T tU may lead many fclka to rrraplain of r-*KBtr;g borkacht. koa o f pap and inrodacha* and dltvlnnu. (kitin g up night■ nr fiauuvnt pat»atea map raault frwu minor bladder Itritatiuna duo to cold, dauipna** or dietary Indiarrrtiona. If your diacomforta oto due to thee# cauaea, don't wait, try Doan’* rill*, a mild diuretic, Dead *ucoe**fully by rnillfoni for oTrr year*. While thcaa lyniptrufia may often otbei v.*H* occur, it * amaileio how nin ny tltne* Doan'a give happy ralkf — help the l i mile* of kldnex tube* and filtera flush out waste. Gal Doan'a PUIa today I ■— A dv. Sitting around loot Friday errhint, (hr folk lumrd h> thr brst *■7 *'f (ettlni to sleep nlirn It •crini >oo Just can't. *T1ir « a ) I always do," say* Sandy Johnson; " 1* to breathe deep and make heliete I wrl|h a tun." “ Juat throw away the jillluiv—ft worka every tlmr,''aaya Huti Kllia. When couutinK aheep came up, riifht away waa theijuesiion: What kind ut ahrep T From wherr I ait, you rould argue 'til Doomtday and never get complete agreement on u lot of thing*. Now, take me. I ’m ail for having a *!»•» of berr or ale on Occaeion. F o u r ''aociable beverage'1 may be a ''Coke”—or Uiltermllk or maybe a cup of hot cotfee. Hut enjuylng our preference* l» a right in this country and each of tit I* entitled lo his own. Thr im­ portant thing I* to respect that right In thr true democratic aplrlt of underatanding! As a matter of fart, what a tiresome old world I Ida would be If we all did have the aama like* and dltllkea! f a . Ot(*u£ Cofflight. IViO, l nilrj Suns Birmis FvunJoli*a OZARK II(f. Ht Hay Ciotti VYI1UV WU WWW in o M in THREE TIRE LIVES IN ONE E x tu m r lieuil ilr/uh (m m its cuhUhuous m u iu U n a m f o f A’u »ulltx * nun-Aiil Inunuit. 60% MORE SAFE MUSS With slid (nutrition isrvtr hnmn ui fiussihlr hrfat f t You Get EVERLASTING WHITEWALLS W ith 1‘rvtcrtivr Cut bn u u tJ to mititiluin the W ORK W A N T k IT Use HERALD W*nt Adi fa t Hesalta Tka lelientaa ratae aeptr te •U W ait Ada ewbltafeed la The •safer* Kerala i la* per Ua* laai a e rtie a IBe "per llae laeerttei •a per Ua* tasertlea * per llae laeartlea Se per Uae |er Trarlr Flee w.rfa to Ike llae. Daelle raM far hlaeW fare tape. FUHNIhHEt) Apai uncut. S ix SAMSON1TR LUGGAGE HA BY SITTER, Nell William ", roiunt, all electric tiiulnped. Hanford Jewelry A Luggage Co. Plume H72-W. Ituskience I62u I'h' t.q SS5-J, _________ 300 Sanford A w . Tel. 134H liuuglaa Ave. SWAP SHOP — 40b E. 4th 8t. HAVE MONEY on fino watch am] 2 - W A N T E D TO R E N T — 2 We Buy, Sell or Trade must clock repairing. Fellows Hume anything. Phone 1UH-J. ^hop._J700 Sanfiird Ave. HOO.i !)>' month. IVimanent. I’h.-nt- VV'l. » t',4 foi P.M. Hill, ELECTROLUX lU'frlKenitur, M JOB AS Cuok-hminckeeiier. Goud V— lu n l F.eluie Knr Male— S ft. Krruame. J. C. Walter, Iuiku Monror*. Phone 1662-112. I'.M.______________ PHONE 148 5* “ THE SANFORD HERALD {RNISUKD APT*. FOR RENT -Bmmm with private bath and kttchen. > with prlvhth bath and hltchan. Apply S it W. •th Strict or Nick Pkg. blur* 410 *anford AV* • BEDROOM, t bathroom furniah, 4* hour*. Phon» flit-M . u unfu ___BOOM T ___J Apartment ______ |___onfnmUkad. hot water heater and _ __nawly decorated. Ph 70S rj>.^A. ______ 4-ROOU Apartment, one block B en nuraery, children accepted. Oa* refrigerator. Water and " ‘ ^ furnlehcd. Apply SIS Pal* furnUhed home; 1 furihgd apartment 108 MangouaAve. Call between 4-0 P.M. 182-M. _____________ ID 4 Room apartment. aolla Are. Phone 48V or Three Bedroam references. Suaie Hi own. 412 Cyprea* Ave. Cull after 4:0" NICE HOME A farm ready to go. A T AUCTION Kriiluy night ut Farmers Mnrket Small Hunt HKI.IAHI.K Kx peril-nceil lUmlv Hulldltige, fruit. Priced right. Man. Eleferem‘t*s. WanU atcailv with Inboard Mutui, Fully Call 16B9-J after B. et|ulp[)e<l fur fishing <ir fiU-nwin i-. LAKE HARNEY l.aige Luke Front Lota with nat­ 12 FT.' PLYWOOD 1IOAT, Hwifi built, Seml-V Hottum with 10 ural sand beach. Alio fi acre II.I*. Kvlnrude Light Knur bick­ tracks of good land, lake privi­ Waal AM sell! be er and Trailer. Omul condition leges. A.A. Jane, owner South __ trlepheae •> aaeasand fast. Coat $640. Will sueAwaa rkara* If rear aaae Shore of Lake Harney. P. O. rifle* at $300.00. I’lmm- H.t6-I. la Ike lelepbea* booh, Ueneva, Fla.___________________ tara far IWI* aceeaeasedai eanrtlaer le eapeeled BY OW NER-On* 10-Room House CUTTINGS from famnua bunch prenptlr, la t f i r fee sweet potato**, davcluju'd by Funilthed or Unfui niahed— reafrr lb* bta possible Georgia Egperimentol Ktathm. sarslee, all Waal Hue Ada a u l be Tunis. Cameron Avenue. Tel. $1.00 per hundred. Phone 866-J. Is ear offte* *a lb* dag befer* IB6U-W. tspUeaUea. Henry Nickel,_____ 6 KOOM HOUSE, very nice, kit- A T AUCTION 8 P.M. Friday rtewe* as life as IsomedlalMr then furnished, all room* are I ha atrer etsars la rear id. night, July 28 at Farmera Mnr­ *1 be respoaelble fur large, two porches, $6*00.00 ket 1 David Bradley Garden oa* lacdrreet laser* Liberal Hum. desirable neigh­ J ^ t y j^ j^ u J G v M o r . _____ borhood. 60 ACHES flowing well land, de­ •—-AR TIC LE ® W A N T E D — fl sirable for a email ranch, dose In and priced at $26.00 per WE BUY, SELL A TRADE used furniture. Wllson-Maler Furnlacre. lure On.. 111 E. lat. Phone 968 COUNTRY HOME—S bedroom house, largt porches with 6 acres of land, house has just T— Pnlg-LIrMtock-MupDliM been reconditioned. WE PICK up your dead animal* FRED W. BENDER. Realtor without charge. Phone Ovlado— Phone 1010 Room 2 KOH k K N T — 1 2001, Fla. 8 tala Rank Rldg. COWS AND HOG8—Copeland'm A, H. Peterson, Broker hut hmtaa on W. 26th St. heI t L A K A A r ATM ENTS, I n m P h o n e J r i ^ ^ J I ^ N J g l j k ^ w forn_ reach inn cemetery. m Store*. US W. Ftral I U m S. ne 490-W. Articles Kor Hale — 5 IIODEEN 4 itoori aMfiment, fur* . . A lik S or u a / i u b Ji m S . M0 Park *|r . A nsiw . a (i —» TUXEDO FEEDS; Complete linn Hunt's Tuasdo Feed Store We both loss when you don't brine your prescriptions to LANEY'8. Phono t0« ESlfELMANB Red Roe* Feed. Touchton A Watson, 1M1 Colon Ave. Phnno llit-J . GOOD AND RAO Used >Po Walnut Bedroom aulta Used 2Pc Living Room B u lb ____ Used OPc Living Room Salt* 84.96 Used Sofa Bod with MapW Arras 16*0 Used Solid Oak Side Board 10.00 Usod Round Dining Room Tablo 1 1 *0 Used Kitchen Cabinet 19.96 Special I 0x 12 Linoleum 6.96 Special I Fleet i* Window M Choice of Galore 1.1* MATHER OP SANFORD 2C>-*» E. let. St. Phs— U7 Tap Flight Paint ~ — ttJtS Navy - T " Shirt* | .48 Ea. Tarpaulins, AU Sitea Don't Buv Till You . ARM T-NAYT BL'RPL PiWitkla*. good I. Phone 6W-W. J ju M r io i^ Ih u iM e ^ 1 1— HtminetM Oiiport uni ties You Got New UNITED 200 DANK A V K . .. INC. ' Isa—, lac) MAN WANTED for Rawleigh bus- (a l Inaai. Ball to IBM families. Writ* today, Rawlelgh'a. Dept. PACKARD COUPE, good con(IIrAQ»44<LRA. Memphis. Trnn. Ron. Cheap. Phone 661 W or I I I E. Slat. BL A L L T y H S T ^ iSidosM. Wort. Jit. ___ ________ KOI ). 808 ___ J B fi 'a______________________ _________________ STATES RUBBER COMPANY T ir o Q u o llH o i o n d T o o t o fe S N e v e r K n o w n 8 * fo n s l l ‘ i|ul|t yuurtrll and fam ily ttilb this hrauly, milraitr and ttip c r-tilc lY I ii day. G e l U l M t 'L R T H I'K O O F ilo m m ilia liu a In-bur yuu buy I A Hlyheil raih ullowunctt lar s i year si4 Una und lubn, A luty trtSii Hintr It |*U getlrs ISeSS, A fully suornnlteA. Atk for th e m on t h e nes f tor you Buy PUT THIM ON YOUR PRISINT CAR TODAY I H. B. POPE C O M P A N Y I.AWNMOWERS Sharpened, hicycle* repaired, Lock A Ke> work. Prompt Sarvk-e. II. W Shuman, H fl R. 4th Ht. NBW FLOORS emtacad to perfaction. Old float* made like new. Finishing, cleaning A vex­ ing. Portable power plant, 22 years aaparianen la Bambuda County, H. M. Gleason, lake Mary. Drag line, bulldoser, dump truck, muck, fill dirt, shell and clay by load or job. Contact 1L K. Cubsted, and associates, 10$ E. Maw York Ava.. Del,and. Ph 460 or 285-W._________________ Don't almmer thru the nuusuhi WAKE FRESHI WORK FRESH! STAY FRESHI Mitchell room air rondltbinrr H E LP W ANTED “ The World's Finest" Sale or Rent WOMAN Saetatary an<l BookFor Information Phone 1249 keeper. Shorthand necessary. Congenial working condition*, 40 Vnduplch Ref-lgeratlon Service. hour week. State age, exper­ UKLANUO Morning Sentinel, Or­ lando Evening Star. Call Rslph ience nnd training. Rax WT c/o Hay.__1186-J.___________ D help, A p p l y VENETIAN BLINDS made' to order. Seminole^ Venetian Blind _ Df w Store Co. 820 W. Srd St. Phone ■t e S o o r a p h e r ' preferably 1162-W.____ _____ ■ wNb •M**ar or Rail Hall read exper lawn. Awdy Ralph A. Smith, tlULLDOZING, Land ClearbiK »nd Grading. Call 684-M, O, JF K M A Lt CL^feK; typist, must Im> Gehr, X6fl2 Willow Avenue, experiaticad In filing, iwnortx. DAY AND NIGHT Grill open 21 hours a ‘ day. Serving good fpod. pantlhSk afflce routine. Eatxb horaemadeplM^andcoH Ushad Iaval firm offers permit nant rasporulble position, 40 hr. i i - ,,7u?imoBu!ESr^i3 wash, good working conditions. Give age, education, experience BUYING A CART Befow fltanand w n rg daaired In first letdug aoa ua to aavs asonay. InUr. Writ# Mm HG, Sanford ■uDmarnt Loan Dept., Room 117. Herald._______ _____ _________ Phone 2M. Sanford Atlmtic WANTED— Bookkeeper, uae day NaUooal Bank Member PC40 a weak. Must ha regular. Mac's UD4T A BRITISH FORD Eleadsh Service. 2*7 Magnolia far aannonaical ttgnsgortgtkn— er day *hm six reals per Fraa S. NYLON LIFE-TUBES! I H I LOWEST CQ5T PIR SAFE MILE IN TIRE HISTORY! -12 Soneinl Her"*— h btaulr of suur tu ts . l o r blowout /itvItcliuH tiri'ft fimsiblr brfotr, SMALL Grocery anil meat luaikel fur aule. Heaaonahle, Hcaaon fur aelllngT In the Naval Itserve—4JU Sanfurd Ave. Sun for^ 12— ( /. if u l/ r n T l.c jlr c .t M i l l C l ’ M U K Y M A S T E R S i^i'v (m i t v l i m u ' i n i J deplti* l heir original dr-tklJdrti I r c i j lir e ln itn l ran In i i i l i u l i relira lird xml iru cw td at any limtr alien ullirr til* * are | iiln | up llu ir lit I V I but t » u liJ e n ilh Ireth, nett a li-tia tm i I m liim lm t c a n In cum*. A l t YOU NCIP t o DO II <•1111 year II. S. I\nfat Jealrr. Hr lias all tha ryai/liaral, llr util lolly trshtrr e ve ry dtlail */ JUKI Ruyaltrs a o a - itiJ m /rlji Itadiam. so14atwi S A N I'd ltl). I I.A. I’ H. 1440 �'» •• * •* » •-it v r t T P s A N F f m n h k h a i .d . b a W F O R D W A W I D A FRIDAY JULY 26, 1950 —— iiiife mm m n A- w 'S. -4 ■ V: , - . I 'l £ * M H nH O Wt of Die tBth Infantry Ilallnllon wntt .nl n South Korean reJlrbad station for a tru/fi which will tokd them back to the front line*. The wen had Unit pul ltd back for a needed rnrt. (international) * >n ■■ -V i * •' X - I * «• Htk HEAD BOWED in grief, Mrs. Yettn Mm low ul I’lur.ign clip**,tenderly tn horlwh chi birth As She tolls them tluif llwjr father, Ma). Fred Kniahuol Mm low, hn« been reported killed In action on the Korean front Adtlrtim loft) slates In wide-eyed'disbelief, white little Lynne. 2, U too yc . understand the trigedy. (/ntcniotlomil h'oundpholo) Vf f- I'-vrtmir/'l iP‘*t .*> J WHItl AN OFFfCH team the road ahead for Invading North JUmAn forces* member* of an American gun craw man their weapon on a road near Taejon. To the north, U. S. Negro trtopi In a fierce counter-attack have retaken city of Ycchon. (Trimeter Nsicsreel from International) C1ITABV Of (IATI Dean Acheron (left) looks on In Washington u British AmbfUradO^ •Ih'CJllvcr Frank* sign* an agreement edvering the creation of a long-rung# proving ground for guided missile* In tha Bahama Island*. Witnessing tha algnlng of the 23-year pact between the U.S. and Great Britain are Sir George Sandford (standing, left), tha Governor of the B aKra* Island*, and Prig. Gen. \Ytill tun L. Richardson, Cbmlnending Gener#! o M h t Florida-proving ground. (International) f3*B S’t!t3 HTi rw jjt.-* »«jj p i t I IgAdVlA;1 .(.to,,*;. » --------- — . -T- cbll-feA despan, flowri to I Ihg hunt "In a fuw dayi according to an Army spe u r J H E & n fia .* s « iwwms nay, conlera at ffe«. White House with i n r of Stata Dean Acheron (right). Tlfirt ahead far tha North Atlantic Pact grotip. .... ■> .1 ir.'*!*,. ’ ’ J *. 't e i . (InternattoilW); ;w.v t. u<lUMl __ t. - .n *n s»teMw IN WAtHINOTON, Madame Pandit I from A u L Secretary of Stale Gcoi Indian proposal for a Soviet—U. 8 . Ambassador, racalvaa ‘ho appeasement'' batls, the note repudiate* Indh war. Oa Iketloo that Red China be admitted to Ma V jR atom af Russia to tha Sccurlty^oundl, (lni< i. . ^ ^ hit driver to move forward towaNMtu let Cavalry Division gal front with ■ member of thd akyhotQfrowfwterwattoiiaiy Badtofkoto from interne jrt h*. SWilW K 1 , �Legal Notice M»TIFK *-)**%f*n (/clock nil Tlmr »s!*r nn.rnlnif, AiiRUBt ] ft |&5ti the H » ir it o f l>u hi (c in a i f net Ion w ill receive Lids on pclionv Dub lire*, Far in fo rm a l ton . al l ni tin- nun<Tlnt**nd • e n t‘»* em f* o ff ic e nf Hit* Court I I oudm, ifo rd , F lorid a- T l»r Imncii r «* rv<* the lig h t tu reject i»t»Y o r nil ►trrrs ttda. HF MI NO L B C O U N T Y H O A R D O F P U B L I C IN S T R U C T IO N T.W, La felon. Hupl. and 8*o. L K . Jordan. Chairman fSTAtl RAYM OND M. IIA L L 1.1. rnuril Urolc.r Fla mill Ah*nt. Ht.M« Hank Ilia*. CnrapaitlM, Hood l.lntlne*. INSURANCr A. I). ROSIER Distributor FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Angus G. Mclnnla, B.D„ Pastor 9:45 A.Bl. Church School *11 Churth Nolle** n u .t be presented *1 the U*rald office on to* 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. Jay before publication. Sermon by the Rev. Tenney --------------By BENNETT CERF--------------Sanford .Ministerial Association Deane. 7:00 P.M. Pionrer Fellowship. D I L L Y ROSE tells the story o| the night Houdini lin t intro* Rev. H. L. Zimmerman, President Youth Fellowship. *-* duced the trick o f putting 4 doien needles and a piece □( Joe C. Crews, Sec. - Truss, Special music inr Sunday morn­ thread into his mouth, and then producing them all neatly ing: sulo, "Tench Me To Pray" threaded " I want a gentle­ C E N TR A L B APTIST CHURCH ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Jr wilt by Mrs. Harris Folds. f TIu l Tu b man in the audience," he an­ Ninth Hi reel and Laurel Avenue Twelfth Street and Laura) Avenue 1 AJUBfJCB Rev. S. L. Whatley, Paalor nounced, “ to examine the TREND OF PRICES L. A. Allen, Pastor WMT Sunday School 0:45 A.M. Class Sunday School 9:45 A.Bl. NEW YORK, July 28—The A s­ needles and thread, and then H, for all age?. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. sociated Press weighted wholesale YoJ look into my mouth to make Blurnlnff Worship 11:00 A.M Pastor speaking on subject, “ Shut price index of 35 commodities yes­ sure nothing is concealed Sermon t>y pa.tor. terday 182.99, week ago 180.36, Out, Shut In— Which One?" th ere" An elderly little man B.T.U. 7:00 P.M. Uhlfma for all Evening Youth Service (1:45 Mouth ago 172.11, year ago 163.. 19. climbed up to the stage, and I960 19(9 1941 1917 nge group*. P.M. Blrs. Daudredge I* the leader Evening Worship • 8:09 P.M of a fine program which will lie High peered Intently into Hou182.99 177.37 208.14 207.94 "Salvation By Grace— la It Eter­ enjoyed by all. dmt’s budge work. "W e ll," nal?", sermon by npstor. Evening Worship Service for said Houdini Anally, "don't Farm Board Vacation Bible School Com­ all 7:45 P. M. just stand there. Tell the mencement Friday, July 28 at 7:JP( Mid-week Service Wednesday I C a i l l H t S g r a m P * * # 0 0 * 1 __ audience what you see " 8:00 P.M. P.M. vail. t* The little man said "Pyor­ W.M.S. will meet at the church Radio program over W TRR The government already ia In rhea " Tuesday, August 1, 8:00 P.BI. daily at 1:45 P.M. Monday through a position to exercise control Midweek Prayer Service Wed Friday. Reiiue.it for praver and over prices of such product* a* uewlay 8:00 P.BI. for any portion of the Bible to be corn, wheat, cotton, tobacco, df> A newly married member o( the clast of '49 *1 Hie* Institute war explained aliu songs are welcome. beans, Daxseed, butter, drier) rhapsodising over the looks of hi* bride. " 8 he Just tumbled down FIRST c llL ’ RCII OF CHRIST. W# are trying to be a blessing to eggs and cheese. It has largo irom Heaven," he sighed, "and luckily came to earth In front of me." SCIENTIST you on these ptograms. stocks of these items and can put An unfeeling fraternity brother added, "W h it a pity she landed on 800 Hast Second Street them on to the market to help her face." Sunday School 9:46 A.Bl. curb price increases. HOLY CROSS CHURCH C*s>ii*hl, IMS. h, e**a,u Csff, P l i i l ii a U >, Ki*a h i l u u •>■><!.t ii Morning Service 11:00 A.M. But Agriculture Dcpartraen' Wednesday Service 8:00 P.M. (Episcopal) officials say the government pro­ Reading Room Tuesdays and Rev. H. Lyttleton Zimmerman, bably woula use rnese slocks—o x R.D., Hector cept perishables like butter Fridoya 3:00 to 5:00 P.M. 9:30 A.M. Holy Eucharist and cheese, dried eggs etc.—only to “ Love" is the subject of the keep price from going above pa­ I,e*M>n-Sermon which will lie sermon. rity. 9:30 A.M. Church School. r«ad ill. Chtnche* uf Christ, Scien­ they say action to bold farn tist, throughout the world on prices below parity while price* Sunday, July 30. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH o f other products were going u f ly WIUI AM BIT! The Golden Text la: "Beloved, Park Avenue at Sixth Street would be unfair to farmers. let ua love one another: fur love Central Press Writer W, P, Brooks, Jr., Pastor it of God; and every one that geant who performed 133 para­ John L. Miller, SINCE this century ha* seen Joveth is born nf God, and knowRed Europe Educational Director so many countries shoving others chute Jumps In a alngl* day. eth God" U John 4:7). I 1 ! "W e've Raved A Place For You." around It's only logical IM t the (Vanitaaea r iu * r-anr Owl Among the citation* which -oraOn Jts menus a New Fork res­ Sunday School 9:45 A.Bl. A how French workers in a govern­ world's newest nation (situated prtse the Lesson-Sermon Is the between Pakletan and Afghani- taurant hat cBanged (hr name of folluwlng from the Bihle: "And *e place for every member of the ment telephone plant Just out­ have known and believed the love family, “ Bring your family to side Pads tore up government elan) should be named Push- Russian dressing to "AfacArlBur sauce." H ew aiout "Korean ■luestiunnalres sent to ex-s*rvic« that God hath to u*. Gud Is love; Sunday School." tcunlitsn. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. men, now in the reserve, to bring ketchup'? and he that ilwellath In love dwellI I I Sermon bv Dr. Pope A. Duncan of their records up tu date. 1 I I eth in God, and God in him" (i Ztdok Uumkopl t t f t gre-e/#(Stetson University. The stuiy conceded that th* Oomklats are making the De­ luhn 4:10). lioo pc/fs taken in summer are Training Union 6:45 P.M. A (juestionniiiirs w eir accompanied The Lesion-Sermon also includes troit Tigers pennant favoilte* ai reaffy arraw hat votes. i he following pasiage from the Union for every church member, by a notice that it was intended I to I. in thes* days of high I I t Christian Science textbook. "Sci­ Story Hour for children under 0 to give the plant workers a spe­ tear#* that should be 24 to IS. cial designation so they would lie | A newspaper (net this an#) ran ence and Health with Key to the year* of age. I t I Evening Worship 8:00 P.BI. left at their work in case of ' a mop of Korea wptld* down. To Scripture*,” by Mary Baker Eddy: The term "cold ehoulder" I* Sermon by Dr. Pope A. Duncan war. shew that thing* are topeyturvy ■aid to have originated In tbe "Not materially but tpiritually we "Despite this blackmail," the know Him a* divine Blind, *• of Stetson University. aver iheraT Middle Ages when an unwelcome Wednesday Evening Service 8:00 ttorv added, “ the workeis in this Life, Truth, and Love. We shall guest was served a cold shoulder P.M. plant and those elsewhere don't I obey and adore In proportion g* wo ' ' Ilf* Is full of Of beef. These days that wouldn l "Building Air-Cooled." I f you think’ your want to be mobilized, even as In­ ippiehend the divine nature and Dr. Pope A. Duncan of the de­ too miny up* and downs Just bo a brush-off—It would be a dustrial specialists, to make war love Him understanding^, warring consider that V. » . Army aar- feast. no more over the corporeality, but partment of Bible of Stetson Uni­ fo r the profit of imperialist rejoicing in the affluence of our versity will ipeak at the First Americans.'’ God.. . . The Christian Science God Baptist Churrh this Sunday in the is universal, eternal, divine Love absence of the Pattor. W. P. which changeth not and oansetli Brooks, Jr. Quoting Dr. J. Harrison Griffin, no evil, disease, nor death" (140: State Secretary of the Depaitment 7-12, 25-27). __________ _ _ of Christian Education for Flor Ida Baptist Convention, “ Dr. Dun can I* one of tb* outstanding pro faisors uf th* campus; not only is he popular with th* Bible Do pertinent where he ta outstanding as a teacher, but among other groups as w eir. Th* public is cordially Invited i11 * 1 Hjl *t h I1 *1 to hear him at lie ■peaks Sunday' Try and Stop Me A t THE C H U R H C tS fj, YOU'RE TELLING ME! Foi* Johns— Manville Products • As|itm|l Hhlnglea • A tlw iiin Hhinglc* ■ Roll ItuofiiiKa • Iturk Wonl Balia I PAGE lkill' THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY JULY 28. 1950 A ilm lin Klatbosrd • Insulating Hoard* • lioof Coating* • Corrugated Transit* • Asphalt Tile Floor* • ('milking I'U lllf* N. Frenrh A re Phone 207 k llulll up Hoof* o’clock/on'^hur^dfly morning, August 10, 1950 the *F(*iffinot« *fount)’ Boara of Public InstfuctlSn will* received .settled -bids on it heating ayfltetn for Lyman, Selipol, IxRiKWood-AUamimtie, Seminole County, Flor­ ida. Pinna and tuieoifirutionH can be obtained from Architei’l Elton .1. Moughton ut the Sanford Atlantic Natiomtl Bank Iltiiltlintf on deposit of Ten Dollant. The Bid muni lx- accompanied by a cashier’s or certified check in the num of five per cent of the bid. The Board react von the right to, reject any or all bidn. BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA L. E. Jordan, Chairman T. W. Lawton, Superintendent ing service will he broadcast over WTRR. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1M7 Hanford Avenue J. Randall Farris. Minister “ The Three Graces" is the ser­ mon subject chosen by the Minister of the First Christian Church for his Sunday morning sermon. The Church school will meet at B:46 A. M. Sunday. The midweek mealing will hi Wednesday night 6:00 P.M. A cordial welcome la extended to all. • . CHRISTIAN and MISSIONARY ALUANCB Park A vana* and Fourteenth Street Rev. Glonh B. Smith, Pastor 10:00 A.M. Biblo School. Mr. A. Wieboldt, Superintendent. 11:00 A.M. MornllUt Worship. Mfc S*rvlc*. An BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION FOR 4 t. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA w *11 ages. Hrv Ip will speak. The Invital. Successful G row ers Use Stauffer FIC0 BRAND INSECTICIDES ■gU " J A pop'.a Oiiamto Winter Haven SANFORD DEALER CHASE AN D C O M PA N Y N DTICC At *'It*ve?11 o’l’lut’k <ni Thui'silny ninrufiiR, Atipust 10, 1950, (lie* Bu:uii uf t’ uhlio Instniclinn will rt’fPivc spalod bids mi ttvu ixty imssfniroi school hi isos, bodies ami chassis. Bids on body and chassis must be sejiarnte bids. Bids must !«■ uccnihpanicd by a check in the sum of five percent of the bid. Specifications may be obtained from the County Superintendent of Schools, at the Court House, San­ ford, Florida The Ro»rd reserves the rtytlit to reject any or all bids. MKtYIINOI.lv CO UNTY ItO AH I) OF P U B LIC INSTRU CTIO N T \Y. I.awtun, Soperiolendent I,. 12. Jordan, Chairman . smooth, effortless, no-shift driving at lonest cost! SIT THI LIVIR IN "DRIVE" AND OOI NO CLUTCH PEDALNO OEARSHIFTINOI Sit in a Powcrglide Chev­ rolet ami enjoy finest noshift driving at lowest cost. All you hive to do is: Set the lever In “ DRJVE"-preis on th* accelerator-snd got You'll move smoothly, silently, cllorllcssly from ilandstill to top speed, and * back lo standstill again, depending on lha pressure nf your foot on MUCH ULSTER ACCSUtATION, TOOI Tb* troSc light says “G o" , . you prtu on the ac­ celerator . . . and you're awty In a flash on a smooth, ever-mounting Wave of power, while others are shifting gesrs. LEVELS HILLS— MULTIPLIES THRILLS! th« accelerator. LAKH MART COMMUNITY ( C.C, Wkiuf^UnDter Sunday School 10:00 A.M. CUss- 9 MIVN4P OfftUflONt INITIAR 09 III SMOOTH POWBI-HOW AT AU SPIIMI 11:00 A.M. Everybody U welcome, Westminister Fellowship 6:31 Surt the angina . . . Ml the control lever. , , prtu tbe accelerator . . . and that's ail there Is to hi With Powarglide Auto­ matic Transmission, you •tear, a c c a la rlt* and broke as desired with no clutch to touchl You'll enjoy an * lutcly smooth Bow power at all spaYou'll hava unllm flexibility and chanfli pace from I hldA,, *9 top driving spOM, withWi out any lag, dreg or roughness. PM ‘ Richard Keogh will be th* speaker at the morning worship service. Sunday Bchool will continue at tht usual time through the sum- M l y f Y 'f A i l You have a IBS-h.p. Valve-ln -llcad Bnglue* under lliat hood—most pow,-rlul in its Held. It ilailens hill* and boosts thrills, while Powcrglide adds safety and easel Morning Worship service will he ohiltted through August. MUCM wafue manWRii™ it wtwwea 10 MUOf SAPMi e a r f-s n d whit What east-tad whif » MOM IfNCtaNT ON T. VV. Lawton, Superlntandant v ia ? K l O t MOW I S w. you tan rock out other drivisf Your IMt toot has rowkiiig nothing to do. tow right .fool operates ■eceleralor dr brake pedal, as desired, loth at* free to sited ESTIMATES GIVEN ON. MATERIAL Oft COMPLETE JOB-F.H.A. TITLE 1 LOANS . 11 i You'll be much more re­ laxed on both long end shon trips. Powcrglide mokes driving easier than ever before. Moreover, it greatly reduces car wdar and greatly lacrease* car life! In addition lo Mil these ad­ vantages, the new Chev­ rolet with Powarglide Automatic Tmndmslon btlo|s you traditional Chevrolet economy in oyerrell motoring. It's e*. tremely thrifty to operate add maintain. #e/*fy -compared with •n CUTS DRIVER FATI0U IINCRIASIS CAR UFll PULL CHIVaOLIT THRIFT IN OVIR-AU DRIVINOI Rjf' Hr .<3b a il ,Baw a r i */. f»«* ittHd, AMtmdIU Tttmmiuitm Itn i.p. npm, m Oe but m titii o »Ut» sell. J* h u f d h i l Ch**rMif...«d y w l eedarHoed e l f I t Ilf I* "• ' Will rankle fob !•» Sopetot, rtnaf, bgfli NMUlaaRt now, g i n g i i MWMVIJ, porta. Or repair i h n n w i ■ A C H E V R O L E T AMERICA’S BEST SELLER * . . AMERICA’S BEST BUY y c» CO. la.,. *fv# etievm li#,.. awd ywd* eedenhed w *r*h » " **» A “■.I'**M•** n t l T . . . A N D F IN E S T . . . A T LO W E S T C O S T I y o u r e g ift tt o f Iu r m . UNITED a / \ A K C E - L. E. Jordan, Chairman -€':. s Step into a POWER (7/ufa* Chevrolet and enjoy the big driving thrill of the day Guest speaker, Rev.- John W. Me~ who la ffdm Toronto, Canit graduate' of At ten o’clock on Thursday moralng, August 10, 1950 the Seminole County Board of Public Instruction will re c e iv e Rented bids on Alteration! and Addition* to Lyman School, Longwood-Altmonte, 8aaliwla County, Florida. Plans and specifications can be obtained from Architect Elton J. Moughton at the Sanford Atlantic National Hank Building on depoeit of Ten Dollars. The Bid must be accompanied by a cashier*! or certified check in the sum of five per cent of the bid. Th* Board reaorvea the right to reject any or all bids. 1m Drive home the facts... NOTICE ll":""0 '"L l».: * ■'I*US, C /iW E y 6 MOTOR SALES CO*, tad A PALMStro i# Xi m PKONt 1314 . .U . jt.n.. ... l%mJ. .I **I -; l- :4 i ____, H 1 ■— Jm L �fr r * n iT v i? l .i.c oamuiu Herald The Challenge O f Soviet Russia Senate BUI B ernard B aruch’a proposul for the total economic mo iM ■XnAlIk By DeWITT MacKENZIB blllzatlon of our country fo rout Communism dem onstrated A l' Foreign Affairs Analyst th a t (Treat statesman*!* rem arkable foresight apd courage. General MacArthur. after an­ It shows Ihe realisation of one of the profoiindcat truths of our limes, that In this modern c H hIs we nre going to have to other visit to the Korean war front, ha* declared be never was sacrifice many of our liberties in order to conserve the fun­ tnora confident o f ultinintn vicdamental core of freedom. -ory. This statement has net me We are going to engage In a war, whether cold or hot, to (Hindering the term “ victory.’’ should, I think, emphasize which will continue indefinitely into the future, and unless . M r<|tmlifirati<>n “ ultimate” , *». tarrr Month... _____ a.on wo win that war. whether by rtrgjed force, by industrial neelally since the I J. N. command• Month- ........... * 1*1 V»nr ___ jx.mi product Ion, or simply by effective public relations, then; can mander warned that "w e will —*«-• new ui'urtnrhra and new set1 III nWltaan aotlren nard* mi be no hope in the future for all those things which we in Iiack«." •nnhn, resnlntlun* and nmlren nl America hold dear. The basic principles of justire and fair­ Also it should Ihi noted that •Jlertnlninrnt fnr the o-roont of • Id * * fund*, will be rhnrsrd fnr ness and decent conduct among men will go down the drain, Iwick o f this prediction lie* it long A regular ndrorll«lna rate*____ icing of grief. and nations everywhere will ho ruled by the most insidious ' Hrorr-*l.ird .Xnllnnnlli Hr IninnTl American soldier* and their philosophy which ever fastened itself u|>on the mind of lew-on 0« r llr|trr-oa<ofl>r« Ine South Korean comrades have bat­ -o r Vorb, v lilrnae, Unroll, Knn. man. W r i l r . ood «l. I.ml.. tled against tremendous odds For the challenge of Soviet Russia is far greater Ihaii ■Ince thp first gun blazed. F.iicinv anything we have ever faced before. The doctrine of In­ numerical superiority o f ten to s r i H - l i n r tn fb » u-r 411ns <>f all Ihe In.-al ternational Communism in a far more appealing rainoii- ICaMtaoao r t H i Pm«. o m i vote., doe* not cover the additional „ B a t a k U h t* l a la a * m k t u k a d Dali? M r » » l « a ( a r « a > • Ibis nt-napatM-r. a* IP » » w » ill.palette*. -land hr oml day light 7: God is igbt, and In him i* no durknc** at all.—-John hfi. ■ Moirow nrwipapert charged the other day that the "clique of war­ mongers." "clinmpint; at the bit.' •re now teady to start new aggies(ion beyond Korea. Guess wr belter watch for another Cumtnuniil at- mind some Americans aic in, a _**, Washington grocer adveilmcd sngJi • iije ’nlher day at five pounds foi 99 cents., Strangely enough he sold 600 pounds in four hours though fight across (lie slate another gro| was idling it al five pounds for ' 39 cent*. $' , ' John Peurifoy has been head of the State Department's security program, which, according In some j Republicans, lias let .hundrrds of . Communists manage our foreign affairs. Assuming that these Kcpublicans, are sincere in making charges, we suppose that they Would consider Mr. Pcurifny, a ' ■*. native of South Carolina, by the J ’ way, x dangerous man to have in responsibility. Hut the other day in the Senate, certain member* of ■which have made all these damagv.‘ im ag s>ltM » Aa a n a t n t l lthe i r a Slate S l n t o IDe fa*. charges against trtmfnl and Ml Peurifoy, com rmed his. nomination at ambat' 0 I!’ It h ’ interesting to*note that So•chl^ecuriW l.»ic» are’ Rding 16 be 4 t>uqlad during tin next twenty jvart in an effort to provide se­ curity for ell our old people. Bui Isn't it something of a farce to be talking shout security against the hazards of old age when the gov­ ernment is already running into debt to the tune o| five billion dol­ lars a year, even btfdrdj.lhe new horrendous expenditures incident the Korean campaign nre con•j to Ihe Htandani. it lias mntniiffetl llu* natural and beneficial dcaire of the individunl to help lii.t follow man into a monsIrotiH doctrine of avarice and Imte which proclaims fhat anything Is just which benefits the great mass of men in file ahstrncl. Every other article of truth and justice is to la? sacrificed to this one perverted principle. To the attraction which such n doctrine naturally, pos­ sesses for those who are poverty-stricken nnd see no way of rscaiM! but revolutionary force and violence, we must add tlie military mifrlit of a (Treat nation. Our enemy is slroni* indeed. All the conceit (rated effort of the American people is going to he necessary to win this struggle. We believe that America will be able to meet this challenge. We lK>lievo that tin* lady who bought 18 corsets the other tiny for fear of a shortage is not typical of the American housewife. We believe that the courage, the strength and the willlngneSH to sacrifice of the people of this country will make possible a great program of austerity, I lie ultimate outcome of which will be to preserve not only our own way of life, hut also Ihe ancient fundamental principles of justice throughout the world. Rills And Children There are a couple of headline* nbout children and medicine bottlca which are written h o oflen that Ihe |>eo|ile in tho news room can almcwt turn them out with thdr eyes cloned, ntt the pnyinfr (Toch. One, to l»e rend with a catch of the heart and then a little h I k I i , (roea nomethlng like thiM: Ttikea Siccplmr Fills; Child EHcape.s Death". Tho other, hringinir n catch wlticli movcM from heal to throat and HtnvH there, might Hay: "Child Died After Swallowing PillH’’. Why Khbllld glories alxait rhildren mill holt lea of pilln 1)0 ho common in the daily nuw«? There are not rthy nootl reominH, only nxpinnntionH. Families with amnil children are likely to have l)ottles of medicine; not. ho many have tdeepInir pillH around but there are many oilier kindn which are daniroroua in ovurdoiMiKe. Mother likcm to keep them handy, ho thnt niie can find them immediately when Mite want* them. Smaij children art^ incurably inquisitive and imita­ tive. If the pills are where children can reach'thorn, chil­ dren will find them. Children who have watched their elder* swallow pills from a bottle will do likewise if they gel hole) of the bottle. It iK easy to explain how thene accidents hap­ pen. But why nre they allowed? There seems In bn no ans­ wer to that one. Some homed g« through tho trials of >child-renripir w ithout such.tragedies, and none-tragedies, lit porno cases j t nm y l»e liick. More likely' these are homes In Which the m e­ dicine IKittles a re alw ayr kept beyond the reach o f small 'iklcrcd) If the government can . never balance its hudgrl, whether because of attacks fiom outside I enemies nr raids on Ihe Treasury t from within, there will he no such LUiing as security for anyone. Ks /JV FU ftD . fL O H lD A - ing nf nn nnen A synonym la 'sucres*'. And sueces* hi a fHvnrnhlie or prosperous course or leruiinntkion o f anything tit tempted. All right „M, let’* take It from there .. ' ____ __teruiiiintion of n favorable unythlng .. attempted, . I. Wlinl link oven m-rei aUeinpledt iltl«'ill|itei| T Well,■ the United KUil . Iicing ....... ______ I ....................... lirat in the field in anawer to the U. N. rail for hhelp, d n . \.... wa* faced ‘..... ........... with the task o off fighting fiRliting a delaying delnylng action iictinn with wholly inadequate Torre* nml eulpmrnt pending the the arrival or reinforremenla. In short, the strategy was to trade apnre fnr time— time to bring up rrlnforrrmrnta, many o f which must romii from linlr way around the world. That was Ihc G. I. assignment, in the mind nf the high command, the thing which was to lie at­ tempted—to fight n delaying ac­ tion, That wasn’t the way It wa* nut to the troop*, o f cintron. Thulr Job wn» to fight like hall nnd n»k no question*, (ml their officer* were well nwure o f the nature of FRID A Y JU L Y 2«, 1950 lly SID HERLONG $10,300,000,000 in emergency mili tsiy fund* President Truman asked only last Monday. Thai request will be taken up later in a separate bill. Approval of the regular defense item came as the Senate Dcmoi ralic leadership urged a speed-up in drbale to permit a final vole early neat week on the $344,688,­ 000.000 single package'* appropiMlions bill. I lie catch-all measure carries fund* foi operation of most gov­ ernment agencies during the curirnl fiscal year. I hr defense section of the bill was approved without any major •hinge in the amount approved by the Senate Appropriations Com­ mittee. I he hill as it (tassed tin Home included $ 12.'910.702,300 in defense money. Some time hack I wrote that t number of member* of Concreaa interested in getting home 'or campaign purposes were very anxlnu* for Congrca* to adjourn. I stated at that lime Ihnt I did not believe that Congress would adjourn early. Since that time the International situation I* such tnat I do not favor the Congress ndjnurning, at least until the sit* uatlon 'In-eome* more' stnble. I think that we must he here and on t<IO the J'tlf Job to tabo »«*»• care o f any .'HI eventuality. , There Is no doubt that the sit­ uation is serious, but here is one encouraging note; If Russia wero going to attack us, It seem* to me they would have done so liefore we "woke up." Our defense* '< be A i my plana to stop up its Of this amount 4 per cent nr 2 In,HIM) officer* ami men over the Mil,0ft() now In uniform, Rep. Vin- WARTIMt "acarc buying" hits tho .«on (D-Gn) announced today. New York batiy carriage set with The increase I* planned under President Trumans aOditlonal em- this tinashnmed display of an inten­ regency budget request o f | I 0,- tion to make certain that one aweet troth, at leant, will enjoy this Ove .VHI.OOO.OOO for fiscal IU5I. Vinson, Chairman of the House pound* of hoarded sugar. .Shortage Armed Service* Committee, aaid fears brought about a 50% Increase tn buying. . (International) General J. Lawton, Army Chief at Stuff, told the coinmltteu that the Army wnnta «.Y,0b0,l’4JN)O. n f thia amount 54 per cent or icnt foi 11/ 1*1,000,000 will he tanks, guns, field artillery ami other "tmnlwaro equipment." i n s s iis a r a r im e u , «• ») Vinson declined to give any nrnrs •1 h>ill low in take net ion. I.iki detail* hut It is understood that most other puhlie Iwidira in llel n considerable amount will In­ glum they include liolh pro an spent for tanka and guna, capecialp * reil'oldlM* in their r;.nk*. ly tho new anti-aircraft gun, the With some .100.000 workers nl skysweeper. , Mean while Attorney General McGrath ordered that one or more iMlcrnl grand Jurlea be kcni ready Tjgsnnsw ii-re at nil time* to deal with case* of subversive artivlty. McGrath announced that the A irfo a d ilh n e d Jiiktire Department la giving top priority treatment "to all ertmWEATHER 1 mu I mattcra in the internal securi­ ty and defense fields." In line with that policy, he oakDoor* Open •it U. 8 . District Attorney George 12:15 I’.M. Halt Mi.rria Fay to liccin aaaamhllng "«part" graml Jurtca, ao that BARGAIN MATINEE! prompr * *■ “ *■ !l5r 1:00 Tn 0:00 P. M. ______ involving tainert ______ apylng, aatiotage or other sub­ versive activity. ... .... Um lin cia ior"hi* r n i» plan, p i» n , in their e ir will w in b« uc four federal grand juries on duty C H IL D R E N . F H K E I hen- after Oct. 1, I, tn in place of the here Children Under 12 Y r». Ad usual two. • ntlllt-d Free With I’ arenti Anytime Esreid Hajurda) A Humlayl um ..mri oHcrl R y n SATURDAY in that it not only may easily In­ volve the lorn o f men nnd inutcrial w iaibtence of both parties they support the FEPC shows, lea their own hyprocrisy, the s*ky of a more vigorous proi on tho. part of Uw South if rsl force on civil rtghla is lo lad. The South must cany its ago Id the satioa. Il Moot not ooUhr • oa the filibustering tiqae lo atop theee meesurei, hat is a very wdek 'abd M t - followed during such an emer­ gency as wo are undergoing, it will prevent future emergencies from aiising. The simple expedi­ ent o f taking the profit out nffy war will do more to foster a farther-sighted and batter-rounde 1 international poliry than any­ thing else. In the past, war* hav«i made millionaires out o f n few and have takiyi the lives and de­ stroyed the home* of the men and women who fought. That ju»t. doesn't add up. In my estimaUnn. Yesterday afternoon the House took an hour and a hnlf in pay­ ing tribule to the servicea ren­ dered bv our beloved c o llea g u e^ .1. Hardin Peterson, who lit re-* tiring nl the clor.c of thin ses­ sion. The people o f Florida cun be greatly proud, not only o f the services that “ Mr. Pete" lias rendered to the people of bin RIDE-IN-.THfeATRE Children Under 12 Free! Johnny Complete Shown 7:50— 10:0(1 I*. 51. ALSO : MHKIUIC M tO U)l)Y COM EDY SATURDAY ONLY D O im i.K F E A T U R E B A R G A IN PRO G RAM • . H IT NO. 2 I I I T NO. 1 F e tti M ;It'a # x w r< s iim ]ifr\ y Howl-Arious! “WHO KILLED ‘DQC’ R0BBIN” O NLY! IHIUIIJ.E. FE ATU R E SPECIAL PURCHASE HANFORD’S FIRST SHOWING! ^ I For some time we have wonderv ed why most of the leading gulf 7 elan are "old men” , in this day • and time when athletes in other • fields ate predominately youths. 1 We knew that the great Bobby j Jones, who in the early '20i won i *11 the championships, was thootf b e in the lower 70s wfien lie Was j • gid of 12 and at 14 was a leading '■contender in the national amateur t championship. Grantland R i c e , Eanted (ports writer, explains it this iWay; “ Not many young people can ^afford to play golf any mbre, and of ihott have the energy and ition to begin championsliip as caddies, as Gene Sararen, •r Hagen and many other you wixh to exam ine th e region thoroughly, go on fool 'n tn l consideration explains the A rgentine guvernm ent’g tlel° w n d an overland expedition to tho A ntarctic, tho by?next D e o e n tb ar^ ^ la. fexiH.’dltlIon 1io|>ch fo get under way The area chosen 4a one of the least known parts or the South Polar continent!-that lying directly lielow South erica, ita nearncaa to Argentina in ono pf the factors Ind the choice, |but tho Argentincn hnvo also given iRlhVt? the iKWHlblUiy of now tiiscoveriea. Only tho coast i» known. Tho mountains behind hnvo discouraged all oxploRttlon, and prevented Sir Hubert Wllklnn’ project of cut­ ting acronn Antarctica f 4pm tho well-explored area douth of New Zeinnd t o the myntoHoua. South American itecttr; - — COMPANION PICTURE— ifa w ie . — Added 'AttrarllnMa— Kalman WMh Robin" (Serial) “ Happy Tala’* (Cartoon) • - • n SUNDAY L A S T T IM E THE SANFORD HERALD. 8ANFDRP. FLORIDA Congressman Hcrlong Reports S U N D A Y —M O N D A Y 7 FRIDAY JULY 28. 1950 ; i’l * M ONDAY •- H .•’em Park News ity r.M ’T. c. iiM.i.irrr Social A n d Personal Activities Mr. and Mrs. Sidney left last week for Colorado Spring*. Colo., where they will make their homo. Kniina Bigg* nl Colonialtowii spent Inst week with Penny Pen­ Geraldine Greer To nington. Joe Kendall has returned after Wed Charles Rose a ilsll to Daytona Itcnrli. Mr. and Mr., I. G. Hnttawny Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Greer of FRIDAY Mr. and Mrs. John Poulsrn have are vacationing in Tennessee. 1407 West First Street, today anMonthly |>iick met Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kubnnk returned to their home after visit­ Uuh Scout* will meet at McKinley nuUncCd the engagement o f their ing in Key Wrst. in the community Thursday, nfMary, to Hull nl 7l i f I’.M. All poi I'titit am daughter, Geraldine und dnughtcr Penny, were visitors Chaile* Whltefonl Rose, son o f visitor* art* Welcomed. ter mi all day picnic at Snnlnndo Mr*. Price Heard left to go tn Spring*. Under the *|mnsnr*hip of Itct.i Mr. and Mr*. Leonard It. Rose nr "igina Phi sorority, thy reception- White Plains, N.Y. High Springs. N.C. where she will Mrs. K, It. Hates was culled to Mis* Greer 1* * graduate of Oak spend bIhuiI six week*. t»t at the Fernald-Laughtnn Me­ Montgoniciy, Ala., due to the Ill­ Park High School, Oak Park, III., morial Hospital is Ml*. Ida lam ness of hoi grandchild, Star)' rox. Mr*. Le*ter Thorpe will b« and Katharine Gibb* School in Fiances Ungers. New York. Mr. and Mr*. Dick Aiken am' the receptionist Saturday nnd Mr*. Miss IV lotis J’erry I- vacation­ Mr. Rn-c. a former pltrhcr with children me spending * vacation at Hairy M. Hoffman will lie Sunday! ing at New Smyrna lleuch. Entiles for the "Mis* Sanford" the Sanford Giants, graduated Coronado Bearh. Mr*. Florence Davis, Mrs. Aud­ Beauty Conti's! sponMiinl hy the fiiuii While Plain* High School Haumbirb and Eugene Mr. and M l>. C.O. .Innes and rey Business and Pmfes.donal Won. nnd erved with the United States Srhnonc motors'll to Gulfport Krldaughters, Suzane ami I'amrln nt en’s Club enn be mailed to Beauty Marine* during the wgr. He ha* recently accepted a pn»|. pending some time at New Smyr- day Conlral, Po«l Office Hnx 8.12. Jimmy Wiildl*. *tm nf Mr. and lion •» 1U1 the New York Central i.a Beach. Mr*. J. W. Wi.ldis nf Kdgcwat-tr, Kirilrttad in New York City. MONDAY Fla., is spending a week’s va­ The Ttalnlng Union of the Fir*t Mr. ami Mr*. Gurdmi Hall bavr cation al the home o f Capt. anti Hapti-t Church will tm|d it* returned to their heme in Cbb-ngr Mr*. ( ’ . Ilallett. Hollywood ■ Worker* Council meeting begin­ Mr. ami Mr*. John F. Schwenk after visiting with hi* parents ning at 7:00 (*. M. with a covered Hy IIUlitlAKI) HEAVY of Cleveland Heights, riliio, artdi*h supper. (For Varatinning Boh Thuma*) visiting Mr. Schwenk'* patent* Regular Meeting of the Masonic nit Normandy limid. HOLLYWOOD. July 27—(A*) — Sanford Lodge No. r.2 F nnd A M. Mr. nml Mr*. John D. Ahrahnmi Mr. and Sir*. Frank Reardon It I* nil important Imsinr-* meet­ •'Their is a bar—naturally," » a i ' arc leuving today for New Smyr are spending their vaeation in ing nnd refreshment* will be serv­ the i-hef. "nml then hors d'oeuv nn Bearh where llipy plan to *pr-i Trenton. N. .1. ers... " ed. Mr. ami Mr*. Chester Frohm nbout u week. When the gourmet* of Holt T iH ts n w nre vacationing at Daytona Bench. The Fidelia Cla** of the First wood go out to entertain with fno-' Mr. and Mrs. J. O. I'mi Isen left Baptist Church will meet with am! wnnt to do it property n'-<* Mr*. J.A. Wright hus b-ft * recently for Key West whore Mr*. Miriam Vinup. lift West impressively, they leave the men Chnttnnocgu, Term, where sn«- -v they will stay for a week, ► a Nineteenth Stleet at 8:00 PM to ehef Robert Krel*. Totnorv.- visit relative* mid arrompanv b Mrs. Hen Evan* iriurned re­ night in the private dining n o r with Mr*. M. G Hodge* u* co­ son, Jimmie, home frem Hnvl cently fiom Philadelphia after of one of the Brown Derlib* Summer Camp near Clinttaneog ho* fens. visiting friend* and relatives. where Chef Rnlmrl 1* the bend kl* The Friendship League o f the Mis* Ann llayc*. of Long Is­ Photo By Itoneit L. Cox Congregational Church v*ill hold h.-ii man. u visiting millionaire I* land, N. Y., i* visiting her bro­ Mi*s Caroline Lee, whose engagement to Charles Ernest Lcentertaining for 20. There will be Mis* Jane Thhriien who in' lie regular meeting at the lytmc ef ther-in-law ntnl sister, Mr. and Gelte of I i iiisville, Ky. Is living announced today, la the liuuglitei of Mrs. J. Joey. Mr*. Harry Kent on Park Avenue a liar, "naturally," and the same been the guest of her mother. Ml Vi. ml Mr* Alfred William Is’e o f thin city. menu Chef Robert ran up for W J. Thigpen, for the nn*t tw at 2.-.10 P.M. Stephen Shnfter, -on of Mr. Ci.uk Gable'* party lait week. weeks Will return to ChntjaHr and Mrs. HoIhti Shnfter, bn* re­ The Cltnprl Choir of the First The appetizer* will consist of ville, Va. Sunday. turned homo from the Ornrge Okln. Bapll.'l Chureli will hold rehear­ some very appetizing stuff: Ala*Mr. ami .Mrs. Mnlfonl Moignn Helen Caroline Lee Ts» Memorial Hospital after a serU sal at rt:45 I’.M. kail crab, smoked oysters, pate de Ml*s Mnitha Perkins, whn hit ous illness. ami children have returned to Wed Charles Le(Je(le Tim Dnttrbier of Wesleyan Mr. nml Mi*. Itobert Carmi­ their lionie on Normandy l.niie Sunday Srlii Class nf tli^First foie gin.', rnylar anil cherry to- l>een visiting her family for th _ Methotllet Chii.rlt will mertRR the liiutoe* stuffed with ground an- past month in Daytona and Ban chael nnd daughter Mary, hnvo oflor having lived nl Orange Mr. nml Mr*. Alfred William * home of Mrs. M.lt. Strieklnnd. 1)|H rhovira. When mat I* not a con­ ford, plan* to Iravp Kcndny In­ returned to their homm- on Con­ City for the past two years. Lee of Sanford are announcing the Mr. nml Mr*. Jack Maulden engagement and n|i|ironcliing marcord Drive, after a vacation trip Magnolia Avenue, at 8:00 P.M. sideration, Chef Robert doesn't train for Charlottesville. Va. have tn put cheese on cracker*, un­ were visitor* in the romniui ity •age of their daughter, Helen C111to New Jer*ry. tin sardine* nnd stuff rclcry with Miss Dorothy Foreachcr, a jun­ last week. Mr*. Jnhniten Magtuder ae.-' Mis* Mitzie Burgess has ex­ ollne, to Charles Ernest I.eGetle of checso for hor* d'oeuvers. ior at Lyman iili-h school, has re­ Mis* Gertie l.eo Rest o fChnrie Loui*ville. Mis* Lee nttemled Gable and many others and the ton, S.C. nre visiting in Sanfm turned from TnllnhnsHce, after pected a position In Birmingham school* in Kanfonl nnd eonmleted unnamed millionaire have full eon- with the former's brothers. M. attending girls' state. She was ut a medical laboratory. MUt her junior year at Unlveraitv i f fidenen In Robert lieenuse they I.oilg* and Turner Lodge nnd the sponsored by the Womans' Auxi­ Hinges* is a graduate o f Or­ Kentucky. She I* * member of the liary of Old Glory post of (he lando high school rlass o f 1P50. Delta Delta Delta Sorority. know he will prepare something Mr*. Evelyn Klork Is spending American la-gion. She was rbosc.t very edible. The Gable meal start­ Mr. LoGettc I* 11 *on of Me*, ed with ilugenes* crab meat rn Frlenils o f Btrs. .lame* Wnlkre- for her outstanding scholastic abi­ Ihe numnier touring ’ he eastern time LeGcttc mid the late Mi. I.Cant, ami Mr*. C. Ilallett cn(laughter o f Mr. anil Mr*. U.C lity nnd her interest* in govern­ •ei tallied Sundny in honor of Gette Mr. ta'Gette. who I* a grad­ Maxwell, will regret to learn that ment studio* nt *chiHil. their daughter Chi-Chi'* seventh uate of the University o f KenMr. anil Mr*. It. A. Roger* ■he has been confined tn th* bn tIn lay. Attending the parly turky mid 11 member of Delto Chi have returned to their home after Emory llnsplUI in Atlanta with were: Clmt line Heard, Sharon fraternity, served four year* m a visit to Miami. pneumonia. Mis* I smile Hooker nnd Mi** ami Kit-hard O'Neill, Judy W il­ the Navy, lie I* now nssin in <>1 liamson uf Orlando, Lucy nml with Commenial Credit amt vi'l Janie* It. Harrirn, Jr. is th- Katherine Daley o f Neiv Yfitk gent Hint James Ihdiert McGrath live in Itliiefleld, W. Va. The wed City were visitor* Ibis past week guest nf his mother, Mr*. Bcrtlu Kathleen Moon, Shirley Mao Lar- ding will be an event nf Aug. 10 llnnlen uf Enterprise. Mr. Hat- at the home of Ml*n llooker'a pa­ •>f ol.ngwood, I'alty nnd Betty nt the Holy Cross E(ii*'n|iai tent*, Mr. and Mr*. Hubert linoilen ha* just completed srnilnary Morgan, Altamonte Springs, A l­ Chureli. in Texas, and he I* now an or­ len Faulk* end Muryunnn Rice, fresh chilled asparagus vinegar- dained minister. IIE A U TY PRIZES Kern Park, Jimmy, Margaret and ette. For dessert: strawberries The prize* to bo awarded in the Carol Wiildl*, Edgewater, Fla. Mr*. J.C. Ilu.ihikiui left veilRomanoff—which consists o f ber­ Also, Mr. nml Mr*. Thomas "M i»* Sanford" lien 11tv Contest, ries, brandy, klrarhwmaser and tenlsy to go tn Coliimhla, S.C. tn Heiiitl. Mr*. Gordon O'Nnil, Mr*. sponsored hy the Husines* and curarao poured over vanilla Ire Join her husband, Brig. General J Itnhcti Williamson o f OrlanJo, Professional Women's Club, are C. Ilutehiion who I* in Natiemi’ cream. ‘ M». W. O. Moon of Uingwoml, now on displav in tin- display ivln Appropriate wine* are part of Guard Camp. From there. Str. nid and Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Widdh: l lie meal. When Garlrton Morse, Mr*. HiilrhUon will go to Nnwntl nf Kdgtwnlcr, Fla. who writes radio's long-time serial, N.Y*. where they will In* for sec 'One Man’s Family," Invites eral month*. V. F. W . Auxiliary To friend* to one of Robert's mini* W ESLEYAN CLASH and Mrs. Chester Daniels Hold District Meet or brings hi* own wine*. Iicing a andMr.daughter, The Young Wesleyan <’ln«» of Mr*. Arrhir Lea ancollector o f old and fameu* vlnthe First Methodist Chimb gath­ tages. Without cocktail* and no her children, Kliinbeth Jane an' ered at "Deacon Den" at the home Dean will leave Saturday for Ml of Mr. nml Mrs. Chenier Daniel meeting of Ihe Veteran* o f For­ wine, the meal coats $12.50 per ami where they will attend tb on Lake Mnikhnm • Wi-'lnr*dni eign Wars Auxiliary to be held in head. graduation artivilir* at the Uni­ I.iquor and wine r»*t a* murh night for * pii-nir supper. rg. Orlando nil day Sunday. July .1 0 . versity of Miami when their aou a* the. food. Gioiqi singing and swiinminat the Orange Court Hotel wuk _ Krels, a very happy and well-fed and brother, Edward C. Daniels, were enjoyed by Rev. and Ml-. \V made at the supper meeting of tb« Jr, will graduate from Law School Frenchman, hn* been catering to M. Cnstle, Mr. nnd Mr*. O.-l Wad" local V.F.W. at the Legion lint last and son Mac, Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert , night. All members were mged to the eating habit* of Hollywood for Mr. and Mr*. R.R. Carter and more than 20 years. He knowParker nnd children l.ind i mid attend the meeting. daughter Dorothy plan to leave to­ Pclri, Mr. and Mr*. Mir bun Dv*' Iloste-sr* for l*-l ’ light'* meet what everyone In town like*. When morrow for Fort Bli*s, Tex. where Mi. and Mr*. It. It. Whittern an' Ing were Mrs. Robert Waihburn Jiinniy Durante comes In. Robert they will visit their son. Lieut daughter, Mr. and M m . Park Tvr Mrs. William B. Viblen and Mr* know, he will ask for one o f two James E. Carter, who It stationed and children, Mr. and Mr flint' Shannon Winn. Th" group voted dishes: center cut o f flnnsn haddfe there. They wilt tie gone about t w Sawyers, Mrs. Max Tundnn, Ml to Invite proxpeetlve mendien to served in a chafing rfl*h with milk week*. During their -ibsonre tinMildred Await, Mr*. Arrhie |,ethe supper meetings during Aug- and butter, or English roast beef, local Selective Service Imartl will (our slice* cut paper thin. and rlilldipn, Klirabetb, Janet mid uwl and Seplemlwr. be under the charge o f n tempor­ Most of the girls are finlrkv Doan and Mr. and Mr*. Clir*lri *&■ A letter was read from Beta ary clerk. Daniel*. Sigma Phi sorority, thanking the enter* because they have to watch Auxiliary fnr assisting as recep­ their pounds. Esther William* ANNOUNCEM ENT tionists at the Pernalri-LaugMon usually orders fish—fillet of trout Mrs. V .ll. Anderson tmliv m and string bean* alraondlne. Doris Memorial Hospital. In response,to nmincod the engagement. pf lire an appeal from Ihe 8cmino!e Day likes grenadine o f beef fillet daughter, Doris to Charles Conn sauted in butter, with no sauce, County Tuberculosis and Hoalth and spinach of broccoli. Bolt Hope ly, son o f Mr. end Mr*. C.K. Gnrm eata anything from steak to en- ly o f this city. The wedding will be an rvrnl nf rhllada. Groucho M a n like* Irish •tew or beef stroganoff. Dennis Aug. 20. Day prefer* spaghetti—caruso (chicken liver*) or Tetratilnl drowned In butter. JUST RECEIVED *SHIPMENT (white meat o f cbiehtn). Chef Robert i* sum the hanlic<t Whan Gable ordera, he aski for feminine appetite among the el* FIRST Q U A L IT Y 72 x 99 ground round aleak. Into which n mour gala belongs to Marlene Die­ raw egg nnd ground onion are trich. 8 ha love* rich, heady aam-e* mlxad before It is charcoal broiled. and htr portirUlar favorite I* * With it, a one pound baked potato broiled pompana. viephone 148 Social Calendar % C c H lW T O N IG H T l S < k u t u - t n < r -b -tiv - FIRST OUT DOOR SHOWING) . C o tto n - V a lll- O r «o n W e lle s 1 R . C . I.. P E R S O N " Optometrist RYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED ||g K. Palmetto Arm. C O N T IN U E S • PLAY SHOES STREET v ‘ s turally agretslve, wean a shiny nose like a badge of honor, falla under the *pc|| of hrnwnv life* guard* anil handsome polo play* 1 cr*. She'll trade a November footIt would be helpful if we nl- I bnll player for a December ha*, vny* knew how our date* sized us ketball player. ip h..on-time* ive'd tie fluttered or The Puritan. . .Known a* Ire•erbip hocked ot offended. A box Irene or the Cold Sister, sits good key to bow men type gill* on the far side of the car seat, might In found in Norton .lona- resists clinches at dance*, won’t •iteT "Guide Hook for the Young let you hold her hand, avoids dark Man About Town" (John r Wins- corners, opens the door the mo. i*n Go.I in which Mr. Jonathan merit the car stops before Iter list* the ••type*" of girl- the aver- house after an cvrnlng date. •go young man might meet. To Giggling (Jertie. . . I f you like the gentlemen, he says: her. tell her you admire birr strong, “ Perhaps you ran identify the silent women. If you don't like her ty(it* you like best and i hereupon tell her to shut up and act her ace. make effective pieparntions for The Unappreciated G irl.. .Wall* .nti-i rating the first maiden of that that no one loves her. She’s not type wandering your way. You'll appreciated at home, by her teach­ be able to recognize the different ers or her bos*. I.et her pour type* ns you encounter them and forth her woe, but don’t agree with plan your campaign and behavior her. She wants to hear that she's or your ret rent." mistaken. So with sincerity in vour Gills, In- add*. (Just in Ihc nick eyes, tell her how much you admire of time) arc seldom ‘Vnmpletely and appreciate tier. if one type. Many combine two or The Shy G irt.. .She is a shrewd thim* or even five or -ix.” judge of charaeter, so a bov must IP n- an- nine of Mi. Jonathan'* description*-, {tee where you fit in, watch his step. Nothing crude, silly or domineering enter* the nr.d prof t bv it m entdingly.. .. large pai ties and double n il . « The Flinging Vine, t’oy gr*boy's campaign. He steers clear of lure* anil tlmtougblv feminine people who are strnngrrs to her. manners. She'll want a proper in­ ti odurlion. She like* log, strong, Sanford Fires ruthless males, i* ehroitirallv fra­ gile and helpless. She'll wear rib­ It'«all*u*4 I'r n m t'sar Hail bon*. bow* and other gadget* from childhood in her hair. She'll merlv u*eil by the Navy, anil 7 listen to your exploit*, with In- by tnc new Sengravc aerial lad­ der truck. Of the 18.1 fire* reported, 57 were caused hy burning of gra*a or rubbish, with the fire getting beyond control o f the inuiviluni. Defective oil cook »tove* caused four and flooded oil stoves threa fire*. Defective electric w lrlrg stinted seven fire* and three blaze* were due to short circuits in wires. Children playing with matches caused three fire*, and three were due tn cigarette*. Some fire* had unusual cauae* such a* the fire caused by burn­ ing wasps out of a tree, n tilazo due to a defective radio, and * n automobile exhaust netting fire to palmetto fiber laid on the aurfnee nf a road. Frying fish caught fire In one ease, and an­ other blaze was due to a hoao slipping o ff a gas heater. Bot­ tle* on porches that focused the rny* o f the *un caused se­ veral fire*. With tabulation* such a* these from fire department, the Un­ derwriter* ran Include the re­ curring cause* of fire* in their instruction* to field engineers, and cnnimunltiea ran then pay more attention to rausea, said Mr. McKibbin. The Sanford Fire Department make* periodic inspection* o f school* and puldir building* fo r evidence o f fire hazards, Mr. McKildiin pointed nut. Sanford, he added, bus an excellent re­ cord a* fnr a* fire Inane* ago concerned. The department is well trained and well equipped, and cntninunicatlnn* are such that u minimum nf time I* tost a arriving upon the arena o f a fire. n il L ifiiV L • ON SALE SATURDAY, 9 A. M. O FIRST QUALITY-SNOW WHITE O NOTE SIZE-72" x 99" O NO IJMIT-NO LAY-A-WAYS U 'p oc bsl; sncp-PENNirs .YOU’LL SAVE- �F R ID A Y J U L Y 28, 1950 TIIU! M AN FO IW H E RA LD . HANFORD. FLORIDA Giants B ow To Palatka 8 To I; Packers Here Tonite / i Wick Holds Giants To PHILS' PITCHING PHENOM - - By Alan Mavar OneRun And 6 Hits; Singleton Is Slated To Pitch Tonight P/TC H /M & Palalka hurlcr Ciil Wiclc irt the Sanford Giant* down with 6 hit* tail night to defeat the local nine by a (core of 8 to I, giving Palatka their (econd straight win and three nut ol their last four gamr* after breaking a losing itreak of 13 (freight losses. The Atalem racked up 9 hit* And 6 hi>ci on halls off rookie right-ha ndei Charlie Tedetco while the Giant* were working on Palatka. pitcher Wick for 6 hit* and 4 baiei nn balli, r u p e e -? - W W k LEAGUE w l IQ -G A M E yb, PNPNOM s Win n e r last ^ YEAR, R E 'S Be i n g TO U TE D AS TOP RO O KIE OF TNE S E A SOW Wick fallowed the Giant* only 2 hit! until the eighth Inning when Bitiy Mott pared the wny at the plata to lead the way for the Azaleas with two singles and a double in fivp trips at lutt. , The Giants will meet the iAtestuitg Packers al Municipal Hull K i k tonight at 8 : ID I'. M. with sbuthpaw Jim 8 lnglrton slated for th* pitching assignment. Hanford ab r h o a Chadderton ( ( 4 0 1 2 4 Nsvllle 1 Jackson rf Forsyth c Tomok 3b Murphy if A t LOOKS . e a m ilia r BOB HAS BEEN WEEPING NIG EARNED PUN MARK BELOW Tadasco p 2. 00' As a e c N o o c B o y in O E TR O t r B O B P t r c H e P A G A IN ST A R r n o u t t e m a n - tne TWO B O Y S M tO H T S E T TO R E S U M E t h e ir r iv a l r y in TH E W O R L D S E R IE S Louise Elaine And Sally Manda Given Nod For T o n ig h t I OBLAND()-<iAtNKHVILLK fjJ K T lA "S'"Sy pitching Orlando to a double win ovar the red-hot G-M«n, lientlng & 6-1 in the •«vendnning intnar and coming Imck 16 minS aT atS r wltth a nm.terful twolitter to hank the L a Hi-0* It waa thesecond time tills U tio ,, a Florida Slate League r,|teller has aucoesafully hurdled • ' lO.niiielieudar. Georg* bulls second place Red* aa the sant showdown shows no a of atopplng. DAYTONA—LEESBURG RRBBURGj July 2B -U P )Dajtona Beach Islanders ; both end* of a double-headfrom the Leesburg Packers 7 and 8 to 0 hero last night, ’nlly Gaddis pitched and W i nlm Ilaunders aland*r* to victory In tho iting (our for four (Drat gan im* run nnd drlti f f in ilour 1■uae. Stan Pituls five 1It ball to ahutout CbmjalKara In the alffetcap. > .jrntil ily ASSOCIATED PRESS Chuck Cole* is still going with gusto in getting at least one hit a game. Vuldustu’s renturflehler gut a burner ami a triple fur the Dod­ gers t> f the ' Georgia-Klorida League last night to luuve Ills consecutive game hitting spell In 28. Cole's laartgu canto On the tame day ^ 0 0 Musial of thu Bt. l-ouin Cardinals failed to gut a bit to r tUd first .time i ip 8U By ASSOCIATED Julian). Ii o'l ic .Kt i a line Ch iro practor San. A M ERIC A N LEAGUE Detroit 6 Uoaton I Philadelphia 7 Clevelnnil Washington 3-8 Chicago £ St. Louia .1 New York 2 N A T IO N A L LEAGUE Philadelphia 13 Chicago 3 St. Louis 13 Brooklyn 3 Boston 5 Pittsburgh 3 Only games irhoduled _ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis 3-8 Columbus 1-1 Ixtuisvlfle 8 Kansas Cltty 8 Milwaukee ft Indianapolis 1 summers ago. Charles Is not the fighter that Louts once was, and he never will be. But he is young and fast anil nlmost certainly cute enough to avoid the old champion for eight or II) rounds, nr until Joe runs plumb out of gas. That'a all ho would need to do. I f Louis could talk the New York Commission into using a 10 -foot ring for this ono fight, just as a sort of sentimental ges­ ture, then we might see n whale nf a scrap. Ilut the commission is short on imagination. Another alternative would be to let Joe earn his tax money against Lee HavolU, the newlycrowned world champion of Eng­ land. Lee has been around a tong time, himself, anti he wasn’t too agile to begin with. There prob­ ably never will come the day when lamia can’t climb out of his wheel chair and bounce u couple o f Savolds. Difficulty about that is that, Charles, for better or worse, is recognized in 47 states—New York alone dissenting—as |he heavyweight champion, and tli* -(.In na.'iiii T-.-li. Murry iiiioe , it Iiucg, gOMITII IMI-P—S I till*. )Ule T rail lll .l tr. Hole... lie i.. |» Wlnrtover, ttmi'r I ’l i o l Fort 1*111, I'liti. kle'a l*al, lluaeally, F I I T I I It M T — .1 Kill,. Mile HniMiie-r. Illue To**'.. Htlm *m *.••** I.llnc I.a*tv P r o d |. ..I, I o.or no.n lam .'*, Plying Audit. S IX T H II XCI:— 1 tilth. Mile M miwoo.l, W h im W tim o llealn. Candy Mail Mutter Hall He*' Mran.ly, llopiq, Metises Try. H « C t ' — Meneh At. Nat.- Ilk. Uhl* I’ ll. 1732 or 1718 NCM AN1) XRAY T i l lit II || 1 10th. II Ur CTstfarr (I'll I’ . Mllvrr t’ o r n r i, M u lo lr l. i .i f .....lee Tlllle ItO^'n Piilhet, Ho.iiI, Mi.nn •m T A T II Dr. H. K. King I'HEHH t 'e a r .e M.iui P.vCnt, llsalilul lUrtaelor. Prinre-s Ml.He. I»> Hay, • Good Wuikar. Barks (on. UouhiRnp- Away. t 'l . M I I I I ) s t a t i ; l.R A n i’ R Team « I. Pel. (J Orlumlo «& is ssi — Hel.all.l M (O .<('• 1< Itiiytona Mea.li *1 I I .SSI ( (inlnearllle SS 4( 171 I BANPOHO S( ( * M S Ml' l.eeabur* (I «" (17 It fit Augiiallae II ( I .1(1 17' P al alk a It 71 , l » l II ■ It e . all* Ve.lerdRy Orlando S-l<>, tlalnaavlllr 1-0 Daytona tlearli S-J. Li eshure *-<i fit In I k,i I. Harfnr.1 I. I i.I,a n .l yn. s i. A iia iia t ln . t. (itatara T a l a ) (trla n ilo a l lifl-a n d . Hi. A u a iia tln r at U a ln ea vllle. Daylorut Meaeh at P alatk a t.eealitira at Snal.irtl. am -n r Trnht Dr. Henry MeLaulin Optnniclrl.Hl 113 Magnolia Are. I'hnni 51* s m x T ii: silicon Ha va ninth i 'filuriiiiiM roll* mb ii* r i m r Iext on A DRUM a Greenville jHiknonvIlU Trim I'lilbi.t.llihla Ht I ...Hi­ ll..Mi.r. IlKioklyn N e w Vnrk i 'lilraa., I ill.In nail l'ltt abuiah II)—IIAL'ES— 10 N IG H T L Y EXCEPT SUNDAY St. Paul 7 Toledo 4 TE X A S LEAGUE Tulsa 6-14 Son Antonia 4-6 (1st game 12 inning* I Dullus 2 Shreveport 1 111 in­ nings) lieuumont 3 fo rt Worth 2 Houston 8 Oklahoma City 1 SOUTH A TLA N TIC LEAGUE Augusta 3 Greenville 2 Charleston 10 Columbia 4 Columbus 1H Jacksonville 1 Snvannnb 3 Macon 1 SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Jackson at Gadsen postponed rain Meridian at Selma postponed rain. Pensacola at Montgomery postntinud ran GEORGIA FLORIDA LEAGUE Tallahassee 18 Albany 7 Vahlosto 2 Cordele 1 Atnericus 6-3 Moultrie 8-1 Wuv cross 8 Thomasville 2 •oiW li.H *r I?—s, J' \ m u lU it : — v t ig ii IlNl.)-: Mura's dally i. SrI. ( Mhu Oii, diif** H.iigl. l.« T IIN T II II H I lli.lldittc. Tln i-v lluyiil lllaln mi". llroH.I tlli'ldc. II,*r Cider. ■ The girl whose charm took thif play away from gorgeous Gussie Moran nt Wimbledon this season was ousted yesterday by Mra. Magda Rurac. 6-7, 7-6, 6-3, Ih the most exciting of the second round matches. It was strictly an exchange df baseline shote, with Mra. Ilurac outlasting the comely Nancy. Laura Lou Jahn of Clearwater, rn.| rub irvui Fla., won from niwjr Nancy murniun Morriioh of Palm Beach, FI*., 6-3, 1-6, 6-1. Beverly Baker of Beverly Hllli, Calf., defeated Rhode Hopkins, Forest Hills, N. Y., 6-8, -8, while Barbara Klmbrell, Los Angels^, Angslei overcame Mrs. Virginia Johnaoi New Haven, Conn., 0-7, 6-8. , Th* ace douMea team .of Uorl Hiinpton, AR. d-1. l— Use HERALD the win. Rest iwcms to help the Amerl-: cus Phillies ns they turned on the heal to trip Muultrle twice, 6-3 and &-1. TIM Phils wen* rained out threo times in ths past five days. Ernie Piet went the route In the seven-inning opener, allow­ ing eight lilts. Alex Hoyle re­ lieved Cliff Savage In the ninth inning of the nightcap and fan­ ned two woulddie batten ami made the third pop out to end the game. The Waycross Rear* took a poorly-played 6-1 decision from Ute Thomasville Tigers. The Tigvn left |6 men stranded and Wayrroa* 12, Two Thomaavllle nltrhera walked 14 and Grady Ifllllaird, the Rear hurler e u - t n r FOK "R E N T — 1 Apartment. S 1x SW AP SHOP — 406 £. 4th Bt. We Huy, bell or Trad* moat electric equipped. anything. Phone 1D8-J. ELECTROLUX Refrigerator. 8 ft. Kerosene. J. C. Walter, Lake Monroe. Phone 1B8C-R2.________ NICE HOME f- fsrm irady to go. Iluihtingr, IruT. Prlcwl right. A T AUCTION H P.M. Frldny night, July 28 ut Furmera Mar­ C.'* IfiMi.i * . r f. ket I David Bradley Garden L A K E flA B N E Y - e,l Cullly.lnr. Large laike Kro'.t lari* with nat­ ural -mid he n h A Is.. 6 a**ro J— ARTICLES WANTED—« track- of good. Ishd, Bike nrivileges. A t Jail" ..wrier South WK BUY, SELL '* TRADE used Sluir. of l/.kt Iiaroey, P. O. furniture. Wilsuri-Miiler FurniGeneva ’-'I • 't f F <«r Phons >58. Haaulta s lie ir t a ji r s IM a il('A d a M S th S a S PH O N E 148 THE SANFORD HERALD Used KBehan Cabinet ulsr. Me**'* ’ Magnolia Special I jte lt Llnoleun S|icclell Plastic Wlndo Apply Mr. ,E. Good Worker for soli popular ortce.1 ring unite. Contact W. Amelia or phone aid rS B rlK iT SUNDAY BANFbRD Sa n f o r d { Va SAINTS — ‘J SAVE MONEY on flnu watch and clock repairing. Fellow* Horn* Shop. 1700 Sanford Ave ___ BABY" SITTER, day or nlpht. W*. _ liable person. Phone 270-W. RELIA itl.E Experienced Handy Mon. Referenced. Wants steady 11— ltuNine.sh (i|i(iortuiiUior SM ALL Grocery nn.l meat market for sale. Reasonable, Reasuq for telling? In the Naval Reserve— 11 U Sanford Avu. San­ ford,________ ______ BY OWNER- One 10-Room House 7— PeU-UvmtucR-HupoUc* 12 — Spoctnl hera'*'-i«( Pu-nb hr ,t . u r Unfurnished— Term Ctni r "i Ayenue. Tel WE PICK up.>ynur dead animals LAVVNMOWERS Snarptned, bt 16MI-W cycles repaired Lock A K*j without charge. Phone Oviedo— work. Prompt Service. II. W (partintnl. 120D 2001. FURNISHED ______ •.. Shuman. 81(1 pi. 4th St COWS AN1) HOGS—Copeland’s last .house on W. 26th 8t. be NEW FLOORS eurtarrd to peafaction. Old flours made like A rflclva Fnf Sole — Ci new. Finishing, cleaning A wak­ V* i(K ill* W A N T E D —« ing. Portable power plant, I t TUXEDO FEEDS: CompleU line years experience !n Bamlaale Hunt’- Tui>*I.. Fend ?Pnre EXPERIENCED " help, A p p l y County, H. M Gleason, Leka We both lose -vlien you don’t bring M arv..______________ ___ ______* I your prescripth>n<* to L A N E Y ’fl STENOGRAPHER — preferably Drag line, bullJ. ccr, itump truck, with ahlpper or Railroad .exper­ muck, fill dirt, shell and clay ience. Apply Ralph A. Smith, r.SItELMANS K-d Ruse Feed. by load or jub. Contact H. R. Chaae A Co .______________ Tuuchtun A Welsun, 1201 Celery C.distrd. and assueleles, 10 ? E. Ave Phone 11 86-.I____________ FEMALE CLERK, typist, must be New York Avn.. DeLand. Ph. 466 or 286-W _________ _ ‘ experienced in filing, reports, GOOD "AND BAD posting, office routine. Eetab* Don’t simmer thru the Hummer Used 3Pc Walnut Bedroom llohed local firm offers perma- WAKE FRESH! WORK FRESBt . lette 4D.60 hent responsible position, 40 hr. Used 8Pc Living Room Suite 24.D6 S TAY FRESH! week, good working condition*. Used SPc Living Room Suit* 84.06 Mitchell room air conditioner Clhr* age, education, experience Used Sofa Bed with Maple ‘T h e World’s Finest” , and anbury dealred In first leiAnns I bjKI Sale or Kent Ur. Writ* Box HO, Sanford Used Solid Oak Sid* Board 104)0 For Information Phene 1240 Herald._____________________ Used Round Dining Room (L.4,.nl»h Ref-lgerntlon_ Service. Table u iih iu k A Jiuijimg tbiitinel, Or- k NS d lM s nrlfnta W O RK W A N T E D Article-* Fur S a lt FURNISHED rooms, all I*i...ne 8:.r-j W»nt A^Ii nefeata, Tulluhassee exploded far nine runs In a wild sixth Inning tu wallop Albany led 7-6, until sla hits, three bases - on Imlls and two damaging errora s«nt them lumhllng. Lefty Dan Costello hurled four score less innings to get credit for Itra a n tail nth b; 1amblers. (esterday’s IteHultx Ily G A Y L E T A L B O T (fa r Hugh Fullerton, Jr.) re .'liM , i |«i|t. <|'|r II.art iiuir limit ii..*,irri SOUTHHAMPTON, N. Y., July Arnold Belsser, the hunky young Sun FruiuiIlciii who is hulng called the glknl killer of thu Meadow Cluli tenrila lournanient, faces a tough foe Uslny ill Dick S.ivilt of Orange, N. J. They were to meet In one of t lie two remaining quarter-fluid* matches. The other paired Art. I.uri.cn of San l.eiimlro, Calif.* and Giant Golden of (Tdmgo. Suvitt, seeded seventh, is red hot now. Fuvored Garnar Mulloy of Coral Gahli*s, Fla., un.l thirdheeded Earl Corhell of San Fran; cisco gained the senii-flwnls yeslerdny. Mulloy whipped Slilney At home and abroad Atlanta Schwartts, Lung Bruch, N. Y.. nut 18 playing date* with first jriri—Nancy Chatfa# of Ventura, <1-4, fl-l, w|ille (Jovhell defeated Rvislon clubs, Birmingham Has James Brink, Seattle, 7-6, 6-0. ID. Nashville IB and Memphis 17. Birmingham manage* to la* main at hnma latar than Atlanta, The Crackura’ final 1D60 game In Ponre Da lo*on Park will l>* Aug. 2D against Nashville while Birm­ ingham remains at hum* through Sent, 4. Atlanta closea ita season In Mamphls while Birmingham fin­ ite* against last place Little (lock. The Nashville Vole meet Mo. bile Irt a doubWhaader tonight to Mike up for a rained out data last night That waa the only game tchfduWd and moat teams apent Water-dav travelling. Memphis ■men* a aerie* In Atlanta toGght,, Little Rock U in Bjron»n»m and Chattanbota at Nat) Sports Roundup I-Mle-I • fill.,. Sill. M'tr»t I ' . O tlnll. ||,.i,Mi.| «)»|l I >. ” i ..i ,, m i . , True IteU. ti •* i n t Slisrn Tie » ' • Ilrtnl. (Hit .ri , My norrv II) STERLING HLAPPKY VaaocinlrJ Prea* Spuria Writer Give u noil but itmke it a shy •me to thu Hirminitham Huron* for thu hist home schedule a.min* first division tuams In thu cloalru weeks of the Koiillieni Assuciutlan. The second ranking Halims' have 22 iiiuyiug dates in Kirkwood Park between tonight un.l thu lenmni'n end Hept. Ill, The slump­ ing first place /ytianta Crackers have 20 date* to fill in, Punce Dr l.cnn Park. Tliu nlways dangeruu* Nusiiville Veils ore due to shuw in llllie .Sulphur Dell for 20 playing dates Define Kept. 10 and fuurtli pacu MMemphis bus 21 dates schedul­ ed for Russwood Field. A douhluheuder is roniulcred "one playing date" in the Isnguit ge of baseball men just as a single game is ‘‘one playing date." The Crackers have at least four douhlehundur* to play at home, while Birmingham lias ut least olio more than the Crux. Memphis and Nashville will play a minimum of three earh. With Atluntu hanging grimly hut sometime shakily Into a four-game lend over Birmingham two upcoming series look us warm u» series can get. Birming­ ham plays in AtAIanta four times between Aug. Ill ami ID. Aug. 10 originally waa to Iw a day of ruit but the Crackera must make up a tiu game with Birmingham. Thu second and final g *t to’(ether of the present Wading (sains comes o ff In Birmingham Sept. 2-4. A doubleh(ad*r will be played on the fourth. __ ______ _ DAYTONA BEACH, July 28— (Special!—Thine twin ulsters, Ixiuise Elaine and Solly Manda, owned hy E. Rousselle, will get the spotlight tonight when they parade on the track Ix-fore the atari of to feature ninth race, after the sensationsl effort made hy Louise and another Muter, Sherrylnne, In Wednesday night's main attraction. A t that time the two hark lil•■r mute* ra.i nidi* hy aide in front of the celebrity pack, only to he parsed right at the wire hy l.ce Anthony's Mnzumn, T u n 1g h e 1,0111*.' mid Sully might he ulile to hold out to the finish for n twin *i*ter quinela, which would mn Itc greyhound history. The mother of these wing-footed greyhounds is Sally Condole, a local slur in '-IM. There were eight iiiippies In Snlly’H litter mid every one of them hur stnr dust nn it* feet. Tonight Sally Mnndn mil Louise enrnuntcr sonio of Volusia County’s fastest routers, for galloping against them will lie Eager Itfihy, Mom’s KLi". S-ifPillule, Thought Phylnkl nnt| Gre;- Topuee Eupi-r II I..- will ho striving for her fifth win of thu season. Three of hor vir lories have lo-.n acquired in the stiff eom petition of feature rare*, t'houghl and Mom's King also have scored four wins earh tills reason and .re fea.ly and anxious to the hell again. Krarlst. B a r o n s W ill Play Chuck Coles Gets 22 Games A t Home Hom er T o Defeat B e f o r e Sept. Ill C o r d e le 2 T o 1 ^ for count wi.iKt^ lando Evening Star. Call Ralph Bey 1166- J . _____________ Ve n e t ia n r u n us made to order. Seminole' Venstlaii Blind Co. S20 W. 3rd St. Phone AY AND NIGHT Grill open 21 hour* a day. Serving gtod foqd. ^ AUloMtiHlLKH — 15 BUYINO A CART Before finan­ cing aaa iu> In save money. In­ stallment Loan Dcp*t„ Room 817, MAN WANTKD for RnwMgh buaPhone 286. Sanford Atlantia _ V a ilo i.il Rank Member FTTC. ■upply RENT A BRITISH FORD FAO-44Q.BA. MemnhU, Tenw. for economical tram porte tioa— FT. PLYWOOD BOAT, Swift A t iT T Y P E i ot iulldnaer Wori M.00 per day plua six rente per Reasonable Retee-Free E*tlil-V Bottom . with 10 mil*. * ruda Uahi JFoov Uah, . M.-R B SALEH. IN & , 'm « U “* s w r s ? <M Mrieklaad-MerrleoM, lea) • *** ’ ( »* - . ’I'f Heeferd. FU. _____ UPE, good .*ondlPhone M l-W oe �M ID A Y J U L Y 28. 1950 T H K S A N K O H H R K R A f.H F Annie Lots Bryant, Qeo. paid and Roosevelt Na reported that ISO persoi FOSTER served at the buffet adfper. Moonlight dancing and swim­ ming brought the festivities to a The Atlantic District Confer­ doae. «J l ence tin t is being held at Trinity M. E. Church, Sixth and Sanford Avenue, is m full awing now. Delegate* are still pouring in and the meeting la meeting with great success. Key. Murray the pastor V O T Ii'K <»► A P r i . I C ' A T I O * SON a anxious for you to worship with TAX D gK O i i s n 1*4.ts i j i h • ( i asr r them during some o f their ses­ NCintTE W It R U H lIT 01VKN. sions. Thai Clifford Rnsia- amt Annls COLORED N E W S rip LOLilaE YOUNG m in is t e r s u n io n H l -kli MEETING AT ROSE H IL L M. B. CHURCH L The Young Ministers Union hel.i *•* regular meeting it Rose Iliil HlMUt.kiv Baptist Church. Rev. L C. J Ja-kacn, Fartor. The meet* Xj mg began Wednesday night 7:30 K F 1*1, Devotion was led by Mr. StV A.. M. Mease--. sermon delivered oy T. J. Thompson. Thursday 7:30 ;I r. At. Devotion ieU by air. **. hr , ar.;. Evening menage delivered . by Rtv. T. li. Ihuuias. Friday : 7:70 Devotion led uy Mrs. Domic F ieeman. sermon Rtv W. G. Mitel. ^Sunday b*'gan v.itii auiid&> School 9 ;M A. M. with Superintendent airs. Du‘ i!c Freeman in charge. fie 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship devctioti in charge el Air. C. Biuoks *• highly spiiitual rermon was del versa by the Union President, Rev. J. H. Hamilton. Rev. Kamil;vn t»!n c mellow in the work* ot the Lord* had much seasoning and iced lor though; in his well plan­ ned me-*, ge. 4: >u P. M. Evening with devotion in charge % ML pservUes i Mrs- A. L. Dttiiville, and Mi*. J. Jackson, sermon by Rev. T. J Jones Sunday Evening 7:30 F. M. Devotion was lead bv itev. J. VTiggins with Rev. C. J. iuktoti bringing to the congregation the evening message. Vellore who were: Rev. Rose Pittman c7 this cltv, Rev. Tin mas Glee, Dell oil, Michigan, Rev. S. Siplin. Jr., Saiasoia, Fla. along with hit father Rev. S. Siplin, Sr. of this city. Prayer* front the Union went out < | J e t n speedy recovery for Mr. S. Hardy. ‘ Mi* I cuis L. McCall, Union Re­ porter. RE V S eRVIC FS HELD A T ST. JC liV M B CHURCH ' ” b i M. B. Church had a very inch tlav <v . noSunday School opened 9:30 A. M. with Astistant Supt. Mi** Elle Mae Kinnrd in chrige. The lesson * ^ 'a s reviewed by Fa*tot Rev. C. *L. Jones. Morning vrorth’p 11:00 A. M. devotion led by D * j . Mr. : \ \ Leroy Bcllcmy. Rev. Jones deliver­ ed a well planned message, speak­ ing from the 2 nd. Chapter of Phil. Bth. Verse, "Let this mine be in you which was in Christ Jemt, who being in the form of God. thought it not robbery to be equal with God." Visitors who worshiped during this service were: Miss Lillian Untes, Miss sjChrttine Bates, Jilt* Rosetta Mc^Donald of Winter Park, Fla. Even­ ing worship at St. John Baptist Chutch be gins at fi:O0 P. M. every meeting Sunday. Last Sunday Evening devotion was led by Mr. Leslie Dean with the evening mes­ sage being spiritually delivered by speaking from the 14th Chapter of St. John, 1st Verse. “ Let Not Your Hart* b Trouble, Yc Believe In God, Believe also in me.” Services m e always good at JchiiT Wo 111 ym radd to thi* * number In anjoying these well planned services. Trie 6 t. John Choir is always good. Y‘ » will esJov them. Rev. C. L. Jones, pastor. ■ Legal Notice Evergreen Lodge No. 321, Miss Eunice I Wilron, Daughter Ruler announce* that there will be u Baby Contest held at tht Elk’s . >i Sunday’ July 30, 4:00 P. M. A ll daughter are expected to be present and the pubic is invited to come and witness this mutest. Many fine babes of the neighbor­ ing community Hre contestants. Guess you heard about or pos■ibly you were one of the Guest ot the Past Exalted ltulci.s and Past Daughter’s Rulers’ Council Annual Banquet held on last Sun­ day 4 uly 23, at Camp William E. Howard, Boy Scout Camp. It war inleed a lovely affair. Their regntar session of meetings were Held alter which the members and ti.slr guts! were served with u well planned and prepared menu. Hpatn, his w ife the holder of the b i ll o w i n g r e n i f l r a t * has filed said certificate f a r a tax dead tn be te•eed thereon. The certificate tuimher and - year of Issuance, the desort pttoa ■o f the property, and the name l a which It w a a aseesaed are aa follows;--4'erilflcale No. 41 Vaar of leeunnte July ). A t> 1w4a lieaerlpllon of i’ronrrty: t^>t 1 Hlk 11 T r R T h * To w n of Hanford Plat llooh I Panes 6S lo « t * I I I . I I I . Its. i l < It 117. Name in which assessed Ituliy l.ee Smith It Mollis rtmllh. All of salil property bslnn In the t.'minty of .temlnnle. Hiate of Klorldn. Unless such certificate shall he redeemed a-rord lnn to law the property de. ecrlhed In etirh certificate will he sold In the- highest hlrttler ot Iho front door of the Semlmil, County Court House nl Sanford, Florida, on lit* first -.Monday la Mir month of Aoaust, l!>l*. which le the 7lh day of Auaiisi, n u . Hated this 7th dsv of Jitll. I»SB, ‘ U l ’ MRItNUON. Clerk O r c u t l LVmrt, Haiolnole County. Phtr- flW * of to «*t fill'd ^N o'gu ard* were needed, for be­ lieve i f or not everyone humble and otmtHMit ^ w e jr *en tcr.ee. -No doubt when I ««*' T°° what T * i iwfore their ejre* you will be able to *ee why th* tencea brought all around wa* f/fa** c^*eS*!V ^ tht platter*. u k * d b e »»». *>• of salad*, boiled egg*, tmtato <hl|»». rhre*e-lt*i e*kt *o'^Jd,l of cold drink*. EveryoBo left- tw paiole after having wet with eurh fovely behavior on th- Mntmvee. weterad tham. and eipreaed thnr ide to the who **,‘ ' them, Mra- Burton. Your Reporter—Loulae B. F®** t*w w w MT. ZION BAPTIST •CHURCH CALLS PASTOR Rev. W. H. Better hat Ibeen recently called to Paalor New ML - Won Bsptlat Church, (Goldatwo) Sanford. Rev. Baxley alao P'l**°r * -U /, jJacob* Chapel, o *, a ..,,!, for him a auce ,EWA8D0oT5T5SfeDDA,H“ K % .W ' : Dr. and Mr*. Georg* H. Stark* * are leaving Sunday for their aauck *•4*4 real and vacation. a; . »er m m PAGE S E T S * Ur Ktr Gotti HEARIN M AICO means flTTIR-RASIER HEARING YOUR H IA R IN Q S IR V IC I C IN T IR M illrr -llis tio p Ct>. Ill S. Park Are. Gat t'KXHIl HATTERI'— A LL hearteg aids here at hamc. ae— m m — - T C --.1 ~ -nt r -- — -- Ida |HRAL> » • - ________ Prof, and Mrs. J. N. Crooms are attending the National Baptist * » T t l : K lie- S P P I . I C A H U X POM it ot id Alliance that is being held T A X DKR II (Sec. 1*1.I * t.aWa af 1*41) in Cleveland, Ohio. Wish for them N O T IC K ■ IX ■ H K t f K R T fltV RN a pleasant stay. That A. Ueatrlea Davis the holdtr Sad news come of the death of Rev. Isaac Nimmona of Altumunte Springs, Moderator of the South Fiend* Association. Haven't heard of the funcial arrangements as yet. By the way little '‘Johnny Aus­ tin Foster’’, the son of yuui re­ porter is anxious that you know lie too is away on his summer ..tcaiiou visiting Ids aunties, Mrs. Margaret Pldnuxee and Mrs Frankie Haidy at Lithuniu, Geuiqia and Guard-Grandfather ond mother, Dr. and Mrs. Keo. L. Highfowcr, of A tlinta. Johnny plans to visit i « w York before tiia return home to resume his rchuol studies. He also relebtated hi* eighth ( 6 ) Birthday July U He A l t honored with a lovely ivthday party given by his aunts an\d ' uncle uncles. Johnny called iAt iurik-distance to lepoit that he had a giand time. No doibt a few days ago you saw a few strange fuces. Well, it was that of Mr. ond Mrs. James Irving ami little daughter. Tliersa cl iiew Ymk City who arrived ti-in I v m o Itica, .luly lb, by i’an AiU'ilcsi. < lippfl Mi. mot Mrs. living a ct Utile ilaughtei spent u n t iO wttIt their mother Mis. Ccnic .ones, 02L E. Sixth Street While here they were high­ ly i .tertained by friends and clubs, i he t were among i t - Invited guest of the Foil Baifioi ia'n Club on the of tha fo llo wing certificate has filed said certificate for a t a t deed tu be issued (hereon. The certificate number and year or I tenant*, tha description nf the property, and the name In which It wa s assessed die as follows: Certificate No U S Tsar of lifuanc e July I. A I). I I I ! Description nf Property! Lots 5 6 IS block II la ik rvlr w Plst Book S I-age It. N a m e In which sssrse rd llolelr McCullough All nf said Properly hrlng In the County of Seminole. Hiat* of Fiords. Unless such ce r­ tificate shall be redeemed ac cord­ ing to la w the property drsrrlba In such c e n t r ical* will he fo ld tthe blghtM bidder at- th* front dool nf th* Btmlnul* County Court House si n.mfnrd. Fl orid*, on the first Monday In the month of An gust, UiO. which le the Mb day i August, IStO 1rated this 7th d»> of Jill) I*.*0 V IIK ItNIxlN . Clerk Circuit Court S w i l r n l r fm tn ly FI irld IHRAl.l i-i tii.it s t r u c t : Heeled iHopneals will he received 111 the oil ie r of the city clerk, City Hall, Hitnfiin), Flnrlfln( until 4 no I*. M.. A ug uel II, loin. .ii whli-h lltne they will he piihlli l> opened i i nd rend, t o furuleh labor mnlerlala and eiiulpnieiii for the erection of Municipal Hiiiillum Hanford. Florida, I’lans. epeclflcatlone nqd Old forms may l » Inspected ul ll|» office of City Manager, or may be obtalned front Archltacl Hlton J Mooghlnn, Hanford, Flurnla. upon deposit or 121.110. which Will he r e ­ nted to imeuccesaful bidders upon return o f pltn*. I lie tilde Will he presented lo the City Commlselon for consideration at a later date Th* Uofumlwiluii reserves Ho right tu ro|rci any o r all bids re* C | T T 6 ? HANFlTill >. F l i n t I DA Clifford McKIlihln.. Jr. rntrt* Springs. City M a n eg eL Haven’t received ahy reports t; m inc sick a. or this week, but P I ’I I M c M l T I t m hete'i hoping that all are Improv­ d ■iropnaala w i ll he received Healed ing nicely and able to remain In the office nf the Cliy CleSk Cllv Hell. Hanford, Florida, until 4:00 I*. M.. Augu st 31, I W ip, at which FON RAN FORI AN CLUB HIGH­ chterfui. time lltey will lie publicly opened LY EN TERTAIN ED A T FORD'S and read, lu furnish field nvernead • LORIDA FASHIONS BEACH. A LTA M O N TE SPRINGS floodlighting materials and flsA picnic for the employees of turoo to serve th* municipal stad­ On last Thursday afternoon. Mr*. follows! Edna Burton, knowing Ju»t what Florida Fashions mail order and ium. I. asMate rials and fixtures type of enloymsnt lo give to any dress factory was held at Banks t. L a bor and equipment for . a group, invited the Fon Bonforlan Ford’s Beach on Prairie Lake arecllon. Flans, specifics! I u ns -JUld hid *C lu b of which .she la a active Tuesday afternoon. msy be Inspected at the o f. A full afternoon ami evening forme member to motor with her to the flue of City Manag er, or may lie end of a little road that leada to of activity included dancing, swim­ obtained from Architect K|ton J und Mouglilon, Hanford. Florida, upon a lovely spot known a* Ford s ming, horseshoe pitching of f 10.00. which will b Beach, Altamonte Springe. Per­ lace s. Prizes were awarded the driioslt refunded lo iinsuri-essfiil lilddere haps there were aome in thla winners of the events that includ­ upon return uT plans The bids will Ii# presented In the group who had not the keenest ed Audrey Brown, Robert Red­ Comnilaalon fur ourislderallnii Imagination o f ’what type of place den, Elmer Swain, Thelma Dean, City a t > a later data. Ford'* Beach was, but giving Ernest Throne and Betty Jean DeTH* Commission reserve* Hie right to reject any or all hid* t*themselves Into the hand* of their treville. AgaTlgJlel lovely hostess, everyone wot The committee for the affair thoroughly convinced that they was made up of Virginia Jenkins, 1 llf toio atLlviob.n ..i krer* all set for a full evening of Bobbie Singletary, Lois McNeill. Clly Manager. ▼ wholesome recreation. , Every car that followed thla little trail was filled to capacity. Shortly thiv reached their dssttration where everyone blubbling over with energy mixed with curiosity leaped out, anxloua to enjoy every* PhM* that was I hero t 6 be had be­ lieve it or not thcio wee something fo r everyone to enjoy. , Some enjoyed an evening fa ***’-tfif £ awlmming, aom* wading, lome W boat-riding. *ome fishing, and ■* you know occastdonally one likes to brush up on himself or herself In a few hands of bridge; ey6n this was enjoyed by many. A fter everyone had used all o f th«lr energy energy in tlie various enjoymenfa. then Mr*. Burton everyone to Court. In thi* everyone wa* found g 'u'*v Ing hungry; and *antence4 until thair tummy* were S A N K O R I) F l.O R fT lA Mrs Ktollii Clink, 10’Jrt CurI4S-II A vc., ImlianuiHilis, Intiiana, ivhit was suffering front ilcficicnelcs of Vitamin* ill, 112, liuh, inn) Niacin, think* n vigorous «|ilictilc, D im- final amt lots of good, sound sleep n le Itie k e y s *J liealtli and hupplnese. All uf Iheso were made possible by the Idessiitga o f HADAGOL, wlten HADACOl. overcame the** de­ ficiencies. Here is Mrs. I'lutk s statement: “ Before >) started taking H A D A ­ GOL 1 was trouh ted wit It nervous indigestion. Mv stomach was Juat tied In knots when I would alt down to eat. You e«n imagine how I enjoyed my food tin I how much good it did me. It affected my sleep loo—there was inAtiy u night, I Inv uwnkc for houra and hour*. I lieni<i about IIAIIAGOI. und have been taking it 'e v e r since. I have mi mure stomach distress, I enjoy my food anti I sbep like a top every night of the w-fek. I started my husband Inking HADAGOl, ami he, tiw, says that now he Iota never fe<t better tn Ids life. I just can't thunk HADAGOl, enoueh—noil, o f enure, I recommend it to all mv fiiem is." HADAGOL Works . . . In helping to build up the hemoglobin content o f yutn blood I whan Iron is needed) to curry Vitaiaib* und MineraJa to every 'tnyi oirgun, nml every puit of your body— to the heart, liver, kidneys anti lungs, even tu the eyes, hair nml nnils Gnunl less thousands whose system* were deficient in Vitamin HI, B2, iron, nnd Ninrin are benefit ing front HADACOl , . , even hundreds of doctor* have recom­ mended HADACOL to their paHen**. Give HADACOl. a t'hamr Yes. give HADACOL a rhuun­ to heln you. Refuse substitutes Don’t let anyone tell you some­ thing else is "Just ns good.’’ Inxist mi genuine HADACOl,. You tisk nothing bemuse HADAGOl. is atdil only tin a atrirt moneyhack guarantee. You'll feel bet ter with the first few liottlcs you take or your money hark. Trial tlae only I 1 .2 S. Large Family m T h * l.e llln o r t nrpiicaiPm m VkOVVj But AT uEA5T ME ALLOVkS S OU TO HAVE AN ELECTION .' - 3D _DSJi , A N P o U S t... I T m ,N < iT '3 TlAVE 1 W AS o C T T lN o BACK. h OA\E t �0 PAGE EIGHT T O E H A N F O R D TTKWAT.D. H A N F fW D " H id d e n Tuition’*1 Makes Free Public Schools Just Myth H alf Of Draftees S physical examinations Hie num­ ber o f registrant* required by their rail." BT. AUGUKTINK* liilv 28 (A*, — railing In line with Hie nation' stepped-up Selective Service pro gr«tn, Florida’s draft rail Hula was Increased hy 378 men. It bring* to 630 thn number <> draftee* to lie delivered no late. Um r 8i*pt. HO, The RfinnuiirfmiMi1 r.f», t*»*i*y hy Maj. Genera' Vivian Cnllin*, state director of v •elective Bervlce. . He seld ell indications are that tee aame number will be calle.l . from Florida In nrlnlM.‘r and No. u*.. tomber. The rhlef of Relertive Service - . manpower division for the state U , Col. Harold Wall, said Dial .pre-induction examination call* will clean out lho»e of 1-A rlassl. > ftratlon born In 1626 and 1627. , . Cot- Wall *a(d thn number of ■; In those two age groups mimapproximately 3,oon, h o ot t r a in in g Labor Board Florida Counties RADIO STATION W.T.R.R, TA LLA H A SS K K , Inly J8 «,V — An offlrinl of the U.S O ffi o f Education m vs “hidden toil *f»n Is making free pnblir school, "jo a myth." These extra charges to ..iiidcir are causing » large number t children from low .nc«m» familb drop mil of sehonl. The paten .ust can't nff<n,I to oav fm *' school extras, Dr. Marl Hul'M • • field representative o f the tiffin o f Education, said. He lister] notebooks, prn.'ilx, p per, school pins, school swenlei laboratory fees, yearbook:, cmand gowns, school Hub dues, gy,*. uniforms, hiu! gifts lo leaehei t e some of the “ hidden tuition' charges. “ You ran add to that all II various ilrlves and campaigns t1 children are asked to tm tiileii to,'* he said, lie told some 2' Florida supervisors, principal me superintendent, here for n tit week leadership course they'd "It surprised how much the liidib tuition ndds up to." Dr. Hutchison salt! n survey the extra school charges In no other state showed it cost sclio* children from 40 cent, to $11 a apiece each year Juki fnt sorin' functions. NotelmokM cost the rhildre from 26 cents to five ilollni That's because Imoks required l> one teacher fre«|ucntly don't soil others. The cost of gym uniforms nm from 76 cents (o $7,60; grndunH.. annmincemi ni -. from 60 rent t t so; loti pictures. 60 HP < $8; gradual graduation i-ent to $2n; graduation name rank cents to $2. Flowers, memory book* an. other graduation fees east esc! student from 26 rents In Jin. Cap end gowns cost about $2.76. Dr, Hutchison i-ahl th e m-linfigures may vary for nothin bit the picture's the same m s in otbr statc*. ( f '•$$•$lliiiril Frifiii I'll nr Onrl appeal for exams nl Jacksonville. Ope showed up. At I'unamn City, 62 showed and 17 are missing, Thrmtglmut the stale generally, the nil in i running neatly 641-60. The big reason, soys Generul Collins, Is this: For IK month prior lo the Korean crisis the Selective Ser­ vice system made no inductions. Ax a result, manyregistrants felled In keep lltrir local Imnrd* <|frs* or changes In their martial informed on to change in address change in Ihe'r timiilnl or occupational stains. . . During this period, many reUlrunU also moved their plan f residence," the Selective Setvice director explained. "Due to the necessity o f immediately send­ ing registrants lor pliyslml ex­ amination, many registrant* wete ordered for examination pilot In the time Hint lltey reported llm»e changes to lllr local I kihii I. “ Tills ha* resulted in a delay $n the registrant receiving his nnlur." General Collin* went on to explain that it I* "vitally necessary that each registrant between tin age* o f IH and 241 repoit immed­ iately to his local board any change in hi* statu* or address that hns not previously been reported. “ Local Itosrd# sre busily en­ gaged in reviewing the Haii.dfb atlons o f tbelr registrantln and In bringing their rreord* tip l<. the minute. "W e feel confident Hint In n very short lime local boards will FRIDAY JULY 28, 1950 FLORIDA Jill. Ureal Willises M u I-r•■11<111 We Hall » no Methodist Chureli Krrvke :. nn iluenl Xixr I ’. livi lottiii in If. Iii ,ni 1 1 on 11:81 M|.|rt(uwl Molilllxitllnn It's In* in el line Advrnllirc* Ilf ll.ihe Hath I,es llrnwii unit. ,\t Home With Miotic Ne ws * liMle M e r e * Hian tiff______________ Yugoslavs Celebrate Completion O f Road /.AGItKII, Yugoslavia, July 28 (/I'l Y iirdhIiiv Ir proudly mark* d thr complotlon today o f the first major |)reject under Pre­ mier Marshal Tito's Five-Year Plan—a gray, rlbbon-llko highvnv stretching atilt miles acres* i lie ferliln faintlanil# o f Serbia nod Croatia. High dignitaries of the YugoI iv government were here for .lie fmmnl opening rerettionles. Tito himself mny attend. A '■Kvalende of mutora care ■wtu i ravel over the highway to Bel­ grade for n second ceremony. I’l (>duct of three years’ sweat and toil by more than 300,000 workers, the highway officially ymbolires thn “ brotherhood and unity" of Herbia and Cormtia. two of the old republics that1 make up miMlern Yugoslavia. .lap Papers (OaHaatS Sim * rase Oa»* mg t'o>potation nf Japan refused lo let more than 100 employes, all suspected o f heing Commu­ nists, enter its building. This oe* Hon was taken on instructions from Maj. Kdgar L. Tidwell, adio officer of the 11, 8. eighth Army. The A i mod Forces radio uses fneilitie of RCJ, Many BOJ emidoyoH are in close contact with II. H. Army radio personnel. Tidwell nald he had written to the president of BCJ requiring stringent security measures “ In view of tho present situation." Thn newspaper purge hit both editorial and mechanical em­ ploye*. Thn list nf dismissed radio employe* wa* reported with a notion f r o m RCJ IVealdent Fiigiirakl whlrh said I 'I n view o f a memorandum sent to the president o f the llroa,treating Corporation o f Ja­ pan today hy tho Armed Forcea radio, 8th Army, the BCJ strict* Iv forbid* those llxtad below to enter the buildings aod compound* of this corporaUon In the future." Guard* checked all Japanese who entered the building to make certain their names worn not on I he list. amae Allen Litton, seaman reIt, USN, of East Front Station, Training Center, Bi iron, recently completed his Litton entered the mlt training at the U.8. Naval ic m iiiw * n w fe e * o * « i r n m Pm , Owl the previous two year*. The fe-) union demand. rlpral government donated $144,The union charged Sldetier with 416, which w i i a little more than trying to start n rival mine group u»ual. alter he noil ailed «< strike-end­ Highway maintenance and min* ing meeting in response to nn n r -V nr construction w ai the biggest Her from UMW President John item o f expenditure. The counI,. Lewis to return to the pit*. tiea out $10,4tfl/(78 for roads. Siilener denied the union n-cuThat didn't inccludc other mil­ nation. He charged in turn *.hnt lion* in county surplus gas tax Lewis had secretly passed along revenues spent by tho State Road word that the miners were to ig-Department. nore his instructions and stav o ff Daw enforcement cost $6,034,the Joh. 767—mostly In fees and costa o f officers. A total o f $1,031,448 in Lewis hnd sent out the back-tofine* and forfeitu res by defen­ work directive in accordance witli dants In criminal cases was col­ an injunction Issued hy a Federal lected, making the total gener­ District Court here on Feb. 11. J ? al tax cost $3,100,000. Sidencr called the meeting Feh .;i' The counties had outstanding Marie Wilson, Dean Martin, Diana Lynn and Jerry Lewis fr 24. The strike continued Into at the end o f the year $26,670,- Paramount's hilarious comedy, “ My Friend Irma does West," show. early March. wifl in bonded debts, plus $81,- Ing on the Rltx Theater screen Sunday and Monday. On May 31, the unions and .Side­ 109,466 In boomtime road bonds ncr settled their argument and he admlnlatrede by the state and to hla $21-n-day fob as being repaid out o f a cut from FB I Activity I lobocs Throw W eight returned it shovel engineer. A day later, he the .State gasoline tax. To Capitalistic Side reported receiving threats nn hi* As assets, the counties bad IOm Mi m * Si m race Om I life. Ones again he left work, ask­ $00,662,100 In investments. Coun­ Justices might result to innocent “ The Dig Wheel" showing .Sunday ami Monday ut Mnvleland ty Imltilings were valued at $60,- persons, CIIICACO, July 28— (/!•)— Tho ing the NLRB to Investigate the Drive-In Thratei, starring Mickey Rooney was actually filmed at 629301. “ 6. Once you have reported Korean war may put a freeze on whole issue. the IndinliLpolis Speedway. The ilecision announced today .( Dade County had the greatest your Information to the FBI, do riding the rods. nmnunt o f money available, $2M- not endeavor to make private in­ Hen (Holm) Henson, king emer­ was reached by a three-man panel 5 • 667,624; spent the most, $16,742,- vestigations. This can best no itus of America's wanderers, said which actod in behalf of the five- * United Nations Korean W ar 171; end ended the year with done by trained investigators who todu) that the Hobo Fellowship member hoard. Those who took $6326,363— nearly half tho total have access to data accfoired over Union of America has voted to part In the ruling were Chairman l l .istln iirri c o m Pmmr OM| I t t M I l M M P ra m I’ M t reported the years on individuals engaged "co-operate with the government Paul M. Herzog, James M. Hous­ support because of the wrothri, needless silttcring, they -vmild al­ in subversive activities. as it did in World War II In ton. and James J. Reynolds, Jr. American* drove to liar the corri­ lay fears of a world ronflagratlor. Neither the UMW itself nor it* asking nil hnlxicn ami others to “ Hysteria, witch-hunta and vi­ dor to Taegu, temporary Soutli and strengthen the linmi* of those District 12 were charged with any keep ‘o ff the road’ gilante* weaken internal securi­ Korean capital ami supply-line hub wlm aie working for peace," ho Henson said the union also is unfair Inhor practice. ty. Investigators involving Inter­ 46 mile* southeast of Vongdnng said. The decision did not order the urging hoboes, eligible for ac­ nal security require care ami and 40 miles above vital I’lisun UMW to restore Sidencr to mem­ "There is nn doubt as to the tive war duly "lo help America pains-taking e ffo r t We all can port. although traditionally final outcome," he stressed, and contribute to our Intamal securi­ .litre more to fight aggressors bership, A MncArthur headquarters in* tl is to avoid the double duvastn ty by protecting the Innocent as and particularly the communistic there are seldom any non-union, <| Friday: "Kncry pressure is now lion that "India ban pern seeking miners In UMW pit*. Some o ffi- C ideology.” leaching n maximum, and he mu-<t In bring the run diet to an .and a. He added: “ You can’t be n rials here expressed doubt that have a decision quickly.' quickly ns possible." hobo in Russia or North Korea, Sidcner would return *.o work In Ruins and low-hanging 'loud India's Prime Minister Nehru or any of the other Russian sat* any case, in view o f the bitter feeling whlrh has resulted from robbed the Americans o f the -dose has proposed mediating tlm con­ lelitrs," air support they have had in thr flict nn the basis o f admitting thr Henson said the union’s resolu­ tho dispute. last five days, Chinese Communists to the U.N tions will U- voted on at the noxt The N LR B said 8ldcpcr's pro­ national hobo convention, to- tie posed back-to-work meeting on A few Navy fighters got and attracting Russia back to it* meetings. ltuH*ln approved the held Aug. 2(1 in Hritt, In. Feb. 24 ‘•was thwarted when a through and skimmed over the proposal. The Uniter! States rcposition* afterttidgof8'qw -icahet picket lino was formed on the road sodden hills to blast the nllarking Jected any such barter idea. Inrshlp. They utilize cleverly to tho mine by local and subdlstrlct Tin- Council decided lo hold nn and machinegiui fire. camouflaged movement*, such as union officials and members. “ The superintendent o f the mine , \ American artillery oprnrd up otlici meeting Monday- -the fina' some pence groups and Olxfil all nlong tlm line. It hurled tuns day la-fore Russia return*. The Rights organization* to achlqve dismissed Shiftier on the demand ™ o f officials o f the local union, a f­ of high explosives and anli-per- Monday meeting will ileal primar­ their Hinlster purposes. “ While they ns indivdual* are ter other miner* present at the ronnel fire nl Communist concen­ ily with the relief of tho estimated 760,000 to 1,000,000 Korenn refu­ time said they would not work a* trations. gees. long as Sidencr was nn the job." Key fight was on the central Previously, the NLRB statement U. S. Delegate Warren R. Au­ front, where the American counter­ said, tho local had ordered Sidrner attack was still underway at mill- stin Hsirl he would not comment afternoon. And Red artillery was "until I go to Vermont and-cons suit an old apple tree." tlonal wood mxterinls is still Masting after 24 hours. • Communist dictaAustin, former Republican manufactured in Japan. In tho far south, where Ameri­ can operations have been confined Senator from Vermont, ha* an ppto leellng out the Iteils with ex­ ple orchard. Asked if this tree ploring task forces, Communists were particularly old and wise, pushed ten miles uliuig undefend­ he laug,hci| and said, “ Yes, . ana it boars six varieties o f appUx." ed roads. Ih is earned them to In Manila, General Carlos P, within approximately III! miles of Fusah, American supply port at Koinulo. president o f the General the southeastern tip of Kmea. Assembly, said Russia's decision A * the North Koreans launch­ tn assume tho council presidency in her regular turn Is protaf tho ed iilctt pigged overall offensive, President Byngman Rhee of tie invaded flout h Korean republic cul counterattack* ut aevorml promised in x recorded broadcast, points on Hip south coast where a “ soon we .hull open an all out •mailer Commtintit forco had been offensive" to drive the nmthi-i ti­ rolling forward virtually unop­ ers hark. posed. Nine Red divisions, ii.i largest Mm Arthur's spokesman describ­ force yrt committed to the field, ed Hie f ’ninmutiliL offensive as crashed agsnst nil main points ol very heavy." The Reds advanced ml floutli Koteali the American behind tunk’t. The First cavalry line*. met lhem bendon with a counterTho main weight of I holt at attack o f their own. tack wag aimed at two American The North Korean supply nre division* holding a strategic moun­ tain pas* about 46 miiu* north Idem, increased liy relentless air, pounding o f Communications line*, linully ha* reached the point where the Reds are tumble to con­ tinue a war of attrition, tho o f­ ficer said lie added: “ Tlm enemy's supply problem has become grave. Hence ho must have a decision. Moreover, If he does break tliiough he ha* tn Im* hr in topflight condition lo con­ tinue to move and take advantage of the situation.." Ho Herlarrd, however, a Red breakthrough wouldn't ntrexsurily mean the collapse of the Allied beachhead “ because there are still keeping inferior klnf-tlse oom* ■^rou look st the king-size wheel. defensible position* lietween the present line* and I'usan." fori. When you wheel this whop­ I blue on this strapping Baich While bad flying weather cut per into your own gunge* you'll R oad m arth r. ■town effective ground support by be tickled pink et the room ell fighter planes In the battle zone, You look et those long' Buick- •' bomber* found better conditions in around it. tho target areas hark of enemy tepered fenders sweeping from * lines. 11-2(1 Superfortresses lashed bumper to "double bubble" tail v J o o d air* juat alide over and So come on! Heed for your Baiek Hwanggan on the central front. rnmmunlcatlons tinea for tha sixth Tha 27th regimental combat team consecutive day. beecon. ,r taka this R o ad m a stb r ’* wheel. deeler's now for e tryout of • o f thn 26th Division wheeled Into Returning pilots reported InBuick R o a d m a s t b r . new no*ltion* after a Communi** creaaed antiaircraft fire around V n stop inside end luxuriate in Piok a curb apace you'd ordinarily column drove through between lno railway marshalling yards fa ­ legrooa end hiproom end head­ pern by, and beck this Buick into You will End it in e selection of 26th and tho Fret Cavalry uivl- vorite target In the superfort at­ body types, in finishes to suit e. slons. room geoeroue ee old-tiro* hos­ it oh your very irat try. tack to wreck Communist supply Elsewhere, field reports said, lines. Today they strurk at railway * < j wJ > queen's teste — end et prleee to pitality. both American and Korean units care choked In a marshalling yard Hera Buick’ has done a neat job mske you wonder why ehyoM were holding their positions. between Pyongyang, Communist You ride it—end wonder if wings of reducing over-all inches while ever pays more* The South Korean* launched In. canltal, and Wonsan. were ever so soft. Yon feel tbet big bonnetful of Fireball power whisk you from standing start to rosd speed with REGISTRATION NOTICE The Reglatratlon Books for Seminole County will be open In the office o f the Bupervluor located tn the base­ ment o f the Oeurt House beginning Tuesday, Aug 1 through Saturday, Oct, 7 ltt&O to register those who foiled to iw-reglxtar during January, February ur March r t this year. HOWARD ZINK BURE—FIT Reuret $ A. M. to 12 noon—2 P. M. to 6 P. M, Saturdays 2 A. M. to 12 noon BMITB PLASTIC FOR ALL CARS *9 1 OR FIBRE COVERS All U»oee who have changed their residence, their acme $M 5 INSTALLED AT ABOVE PRICES W T0M T" W * * D to V K B 8 m u i + m m « r have had say other change tn registration status •tone re-registering to 12M, are required by Low to report (in person) tn the office during tha time the hooka are open and have the change properly mnntod ee the Registration pooka. ' ’ 4J ixf * * ' ■•h' * ■. h- v '. * * r«« nMrtor l. ranot. m e �f \ THE W EATHER In Unity There Is Strength— To Protect tho P m m of the World} To Promote tho P ragm a of America. To Produc# Prosperity for Sanford. h # f e ’i7‘ £ VOLUM E X X X X I Aaa la d ii’iiai.aiiaaaai.ii it a ■■ AN tlnlilislu-d 191)8 IN D E P E N D E N T r a Scnftrred thundershowera exI m iii ? north and widely scattered afternoon and early evening l d ail tttktll a a4atarn DAILY S A N E O H D , I I .U H II U . N EW SPA PER .M it.M lA Y JU LY Ml. A *.*m iiileil P re s s l.en ied W ire I9!ili N o . 246 Congress May Production jOf A-Bombs Reported Belgian King Give Truman St epped Up In Last Six Months Said Offering WASHINGTON, Jtdy 31—f/P )— The Atom? i ncigy Commission ta ij today that since (January it lias pioduced a ircoid amount of ilit explosive which into A-bombs. It also disclosed flat it )* sludying the possibility of making an atomic poison weapon. In a semi annual sport to Congress, the atomic agency told of a stepped-up program du iiin I he • Broad Powers Price-W age-Rationing Amendment T o Be Presented T o Hill On U. S. Controls V W ASHINGTON, July 31— </j>( — President Truman told Con­ gressional leaders today he In ■•"ding up a message svkin? $4,000,000,000 additional for military aid to anti-Commnixt na­ tion*. Chairman Cannon (I).M o) or the house appropriation* com­ mittee a*Id there waa "unanimoua agreement” among Demo­ cratic and Republican leader* to expedite action on the requeni. W ASHINGTON, July 31-t/p) — The Senate slapped down tu­ ft • t' « nPI t»r Senator Kem • (R -M o) to cut $718,691,473 from Marshall Plan funds for the 12 months ending next July 1. Krm proposed 11,950,000,000 or eco­ nomic aid for Western Huron? instead or the $2,668,091,173 recommended by the Senate Ap­ propriations rommitter. He ar­ gued: ”11 in nut in the interest or the boy* on the (Korean) fighting front to be giving away vast quantities o f critical muterlal*.” WASHINGTON. July 31— (AP) —Administration leaden in Con­ gress. finding no firm White House opposition, were swining today to the idea of giving Fresdenl H u­ man slanby price-wage-ratiomng powers as well as the milder econimic controls he has asked. One Democratic leader, asking % not to be quoted by name, told rcp o r t e r s a price-wage-ralionmg amendment probably will be offeicd to the Administration bill on the House floor. The House is to take up the measure tomorrow. Under the proposal, Mr- Tru­ man would have power to put on ptice and wage ceilings «nd begin _ rationing >h» epy tim e.J*, felt they * were needed. Some Administration men felt that unless' standby powers were given the President, Congress might vote a wage-price "freeze” as pro­ posed by Hep. Kunkrl (H -Pa). Senator Maybank (D S C ) said iC n llsa iS ns Fsss Thee*I State Democratic 0 Party Announces Platform Group ‘ a •7 ' A SARASOTA, July 31— (TP)— A new State Democratic organisa­ tion wa* announced today with a platform committee named for the first time. Three women were mimed to committee chairmanships, estabiishlng another precedent. An exeeutive committee waa farmed to meet ptrlodlcally. State Chairman E.B. Donnell of West Palm Beach and Secretary J. Ervin Walden. Saraaota, jointly announced the new state setup. Tat# Powell, Jr., o f MacCIenny is chairman of tha platform com­ mittee. Ita duty will ba to work “ to establish general principles for which the Democratic Party ef Florida and it* candidates will stand.” Mrs. Mary N. Scott o f Sara­ sota was named chairman of the State Democratic Finance Com­ mittee. Mrs. Mabel W. (ionxales. Pensa­ cola, became Hie Memorial Com-, mlttee Chairman nnH Mrs. Mayme iUssitasM am f t « s Ms) Six Planes Arrived ♦ Here From St, Pete — Six planes arrived Sunday morn­ ing at 9:30 o'clock at tha Munici­ pal Airport with 14 persons aboard In ■ flight from St. Petersburg arranged by the Tropical FlylnServlce. The group enjoyed break­ fast at Remlay's restaurant In tha main hangar, and left at M;i6 o'clock. Tha planes included fire two place Luacombea and one twin » Cessna. Members of tha Civil Air . j Patrol and cadets war* an hand to receive and park the planes. At 2:00 P.M. a plana from Clear­ water arrived with two psojiD who came to have dinner. A breakfast flight from Lereburg is schedule-* within two weeks, said D.L. Remley. -* __ RANGE OFFICER IL L COCOA. July $ l- H * ~ C o l. Har­ old R. Turner, commander of ad­ vance headquarters at tha Long ■*•>— B— i— Ground ***“ L—-1 waa In tin lowing • torday, Hie condition waa first six mouth* uf [Ibis invidving “all fun,i y?ar, iul atomic urupuns, including tl* hydrogel, Limb. Ami it hinted lint. thin ms) have result,',I in gicdk r pmduction uf iliumir bomb by saying that during llitj six ti antli period “111? rate ul current jpeiation*' un the entile atuinlr frujecl had '•accelerated " in the rumo perlo r the comnilssiun *aid, pro iction uf uiuuium-235 and pit Pnlum—the explosive ingredient tiled ill tanking utnniic bom i— hit "the highest iat? in the h fury of the project.'' The same li lenals also uie used in experin ntlng with at.mm power fot f. induitiial plants and ships. the commission r tcfolly ictmined from sayii 1 outright vvlini its rate of A-b mb produc­ tion was during Hie fix mouths. “ Atomic wmpons )»d fit’iloni i v m i i m ** t il r l* etst Leopold Is Reported Ready T o Abdicate II Socialists W ill W ithdraw Demands Mero I [caring Is Slated Thursday BIIUSSKI.S, July 31— l/V)— All ninjur partie* in Belgium ngrerd tonight In accept King l.rupuld'* offer to «t?p aside In favor nf hi* sun, I’rinrr Bailduuin. The agreemrnt win, revcnlrd by l.itHral rrpresenlltivp Itcne l.cfrvr? after hour* of ronMiltatbuo. b y dclugalions from thr anli-l.cupuld Si>rial<HtH, •li? Libera!*, and Ibr pru-King rinLtiun SiK-iail«is. TAI-LAIIASHKK, July 31— (A1) -Governor Warren today scheduled a hearing for Thurs­ day to dctcimine if Seminole County Sheriff I'. A. Mero is enforcing the gambling law*. The Governor’s action follow­ ed un urliclc In the Tampa Tribune yesterday declaring there was wide open bolilu gambling in Seminole County. In u tel, gram to Mero, War Ten >aid the Htursday hearing will be held to “dftermlli*. whether you have neglected your duty to enforce tile taw against gambling. You ate re­ quested to jittend. You will be permitted to present evi­ dence peitaming to this ques­ tion." LI<lJhijJ.L2i, lirlgiuni, July 31 — (AR)— King Lr,’|,.ihj ufinrcl to­ day to drlcgatc tempotaiily h» loyal aulhuiity tu hiv Min Crown Prince Baudoun. Die premier raid ih? King mad* lltp offer t>n condition iti? uppoilun S o ,u lc h withdraw then politi­ cal slid rconoim, ,1, in.,mil and make thrm iatei llnunl'li pailiamcnlary clianiirls. 1bis aniiounccmcnl cam? uller both Duviruiatl and Socialut lead­ er Max Hu»rt li.ict conlcrrrd with Leopold tins morning at l.ackrn palace. Government Charges Ghiotto And Sims Re­ veal H ow They Got He Poses Threat Bond For Law Suit T o U. S. Security The moliouH for revocation of t>ail worn drawn by F. Joseph Donohue, special proseciLor for the l). 8. Attorney (Jcneral who pro­ secuted thu perjury trla. Donohue said tin’ nioinnn were filed iK-cuiiiv itiidges, a native of Australlu, "poxes u thiat to the security of the United Kates." In Washington Attorn,/ General McGrath announced tlmt Donahue went before the U. B Dislrlrt Court at San Francisco > ortly !*•fore l P. M. (EST) to ask that the bail be revoked n,l tlmt Bridges tie placed in tin custody of lb .8. marshal*. The bull was granted 1st April to permit thu longshrrcmen'a chief to appeal Ilia convition for icrjury, bas?<l on a denis of uny Jommunlst comiections rben he o b t a i n ed American ciittenslilp in 1U45. The San Francisco fedcul court ordered ills citircnshlp iiupers cancelled. The Justice Departincti in an­ nouncing the move to put Bridge* behind bsrs while the a peal is pending said: ” Thu motion is made ,>oii the grounds that since lb? d.'endunl was at iarge on bail lie lie pur­ sued and will continue to pursue a course uf e,induct uml ntivitlrs, tl anguru ur and ilct menial to the public welfare and Ininiica to the aafety uml niitioual seerty of tlie United State., of Aim Iru.” IIridges yesterday was burred front a radio program in wlch he piatmed to explain Ilia visa bit the Korean war^ I lie King’s drcision was disclos­ ed as the crisis uvr this icturn ii*>m exile ten day* ago tlucalencd t» plunge thr natron into u til wst. llir vanguard ol an .iimv ol antil.cpoldists w is rr|>orlrd atlcady matching on Dtussrls Un?? anlilampoldists were killed iiy gen­ darmes last night in large. I hi* climaxed a wave oi vioencc and strikes which had patalyrrd the n.iti,ms economy. I Al IA HASS EE, J u l y 31— (A l1)— Two iutm rr S tair ftoaii D?|i.iilmcal rmployrj who ate al­ ia,, king thr agency’s equipment rental policy said today a stiangr man liiinishrd them a $2,000 cash bond (or llirir law suit. Robert O. Ghiotto and Arthur J. Sinn told Rond Dcpaitmrnt at­ torneys ihe 2,000 was given them at their hotel room alter Circuit j^dge. Hugh Tayjor.restrained pay­ ment of Slate fundi on a Citrus county equipment tenlal contract with A. F. Rich of Tallahassee. Ghiotto said he had never seen tlie man before and accepled the money because he was having tiouhle raising the required bond. (txiM s m in rase t* ttuiMlBura us rs*s Twu) Sanford Has Gain In Buying Power O v e r Last Year NKW YORK, .Tufv 3J-tSpe clid! D? pit? n iintlonol .lion uf $57 per futility in thu |m « i vent in btiyiiig incline, Stmfu;d actuallv went ahead of it* prior rec:o,| „itl, art mlditionut $57 nviijlable |<< ih? live rug? family after pertuiml taxes Till* is brouglit out in nesv, eupyriphted survey of buy ing power, covering all pari .u the country, prep are, I bv Sale Mamureiiieiil. Itvsidont* of Biiiifuitl im.l tut:,I earning*, after income tax ,|e,bi tion, of $15,044,001) in 104H TinW'u* a gain over Die prior \ , when Income came to gl.'l,fiHp,o*iii Dividing ttie Income bv the t, 5lMI fumilie* in tile city yield « pet family income of $3,151. ugalnst tlie $3,307 in HUM. In tl,.xiiine period the average incini, tier family for the nutluu at large diopped 1,3 percent. These are arithmetical avn age*, it is noted, and are nil. Muni hilly higher than the "tlie,I tun figure* to lie provided by tl.< new census. Must of thjH iniiney found It wav into 8anford’* stores, w her? pur,'hare* for the year lot:,Ic.l $12,172,000, The survey reveals that the |)ii'k*up in buninejij! rocor^l'd I the nation during thu secant o f last yi»nr hi*|j tho avemr** !♦» in buying income to tlie $r,7 p, fuinily. Retail sale* per fnmils dropped $141, nttrihuted to low, price* and to the dwindling buck log of wartime savings. Nt»Kr4> Is Arrt»sl4*tl In Auto Am dunt ,i A 50 year old Negro farm hand who harked Id* 1038 Chevrolet .Sedan directly Into the path of an approaching M ini-IraHer truck mid who survived the resulting crn-h with but minor injuries, wu* at r/stejJ this morning by 8 h «riff I' A. Mero and deputies, and Jailed on charges o f driving while drunk, driving without u Been ? and violating the highway right of way law. The accident occurred at P'Oii 0 clock this morning on Geneva Avenue near the Rlpes Avenue In tersectlon when the large *eml trailer truck, being driven by N»r man Mlllor, 25, coming from Mrami and the east coast, crashed in­ to the Chevrolet, then swerved in­ to the ditch. Mr. Miller, a resident of Columbia, 8.C., was .trealed for ruta on the head at Fcrnal I- It Was All Day T rip To Coast In Those Dtys, Says 1883 Paper 11 ) - ' f **■’'.»# I fti I Hack service was abet the speediest torn at trawl between this section and New Smyrna 67years ago according |o a photoatatic copy of the Enletptise Herald, th,''County Paper of Volusia County" dated Nov. 10, 1883. Tlie pbotcrfal is owned by Edward F. Lane, local realtor. > i ' fAt the line of publictkin. Enterprise was the county seat of Volusia county, and to get s New#Smyrna and ithc coast m ad­ vertisement by II. L. hirfti, manager of the hack line tatedi "Hock leaves Enterprise every Monday, Wednesday and Wday. Returning loaves New Biym*’ every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Leaves both placs at 7:00 .A , M^ arriving , at leetlat 6:00 I\ II. ( the same rMe me atvEntgrpri* for ■hip, and hereafter will have for ■ale at the Market House in Enterprise (opposite Thayer and KauD store) Good Meat on every Tuesday, Thuraday and BaturdaV Prices: B septa to 12H a pound according to quality. Yours Re­ spectfully, Philip Leonardy and Marion Oatoen.^ Mr. Leonardy w ll ^ w *' John Leonardy Sanford at A; high The w : Memorial II o » p 1 1 u I ,tr$ ? *»: several days. IONDON, lu, t| (Al') An ________________________ I a- dav tliiil il i* sending additional H2# Saperfortrrxsp* to Ihe Far l.nsl. I'li? aiLiioaiicement did not designate tlie units nor the air base* from which they will be rent- Plane* from two B-29 groups were dispatched to the I .vr Last iioui U.S. bases July 3. -" , -ft ,t , ». l 'V aft- ,4 '- m i,>^A .* ^ . -ft • . '?•v||' m , / MS4f*.ir ' m ■ - . •,' Is i?)U?seitt,it,ve ,1, IVqilng I,.,' irV . *. * 8is?u l-oiulon a lull irpoil ll is In i knotsii s,li. tli, i India has i? Hud. this developed ,<n the c*r ol S '* id Russia > return to ill? United Nation* .Security Cotincil, and may lie 11ass ui the oiinl as lo thr stand Kii'si.i may .ulupl there, ll Was beliescsl Russia nta) |,re*cilt ill? idea and insist Korea is an A'lau problem. . jfii 9 Ilu till,mu.»,,l said the i lunese Resls had pit lined llirinseUex to India as not ssantii.,' to becntlic iiis,ilsul in ili? Km, an ■niillu t. on Ilit- ground they need a I,jiik pi'lli'd ol pea,? to build up • lull., riles? svete the avnilahle sl>-tails of thr IViping piopotal. 8 o'" *•?< t-T JT hi ■ pm ..ii! -, PIACINC AOSTRAtIA ......... battle for K >|< a, IP 11 • Arutralia, confer* u n. i Acheson tc, -it,-,), pt P war .md plan for • ? be n quirk cease- InciiL. to iiall IP ,1 ., with tho iih'ti of reuniting Korun nint pacifying it. IVentiar Chou Kii I.ui was said to iiuVe named ili'lin. iTikistau ami Burma u* Wttiuttg these netgfilior*. t.'ntimiliM■ 1*1 (TiInn, with llii.inian hacking, would Ih> iii,util,t . American fi,r,'i'» would pull out, uiitlcr Chou’s plan. Reports Made At Rotary On District Meeting In April • • Id.-i with t(, ■ Unit I State in the IV, Prime Mlinsti i ,,f c 1' i an : . cl. In i, State Dean 1 . Vi' -bin. on, l i , (’ . i'li.. Korcini i ", in i-tfiu '• f IJctt.or. atlc ?,)'.ei nb'lri, diM-iuicU. (/iifcr'i.itio'ial) Fresh U. S. Division Arrives In Koira Ready For The Fight Ahead SOMI.WHI'IRI IN KORIj\, July H (.4*) llir tank-equipped U. .S. Second Diviriou I imlrd at a Miulli'-m K oic.iii poll today, iredt iitnl ica.lv lot tl?' light again I Noitl, koican Goinmuiiiil invader*. III? new tr,„>p» wen* rI<< lin t to .nnv? iit Korea diiccl from the United .Slat?*. I l,cy mi In,led men liotn lex.i*. I ilifotui.i, I ,corgi,i, New \oik, ♦ Indiana, ukiahoina, Vermont, IIIil* unit other date*—u retire•cntalive American Army divi­ sion There u* a sprinkling of World War II. They wtilki'd ashore without Incident. Their job to bolster the groiind I lo o p s who have hcen slugging Itv ASSOC I A l l:H I’ BKSS ii out again-1 a persistant and Pirxfihnt Truman and foimei powt'ifiil enernv in a bailie for linvcniio in AIf M Lamlou, tli? i!Mil Gol* picddeullal muniinc, liuo* Tb?v In■iiti-ii at a moment luive taken a band in piimurc called ciiti,'til by Amciicnn offic(hation’s tuitionow in Mi ■touri ura. I be i.ecoinl division** arrival mill Ivannas. Alt . I rumuti ha* - Liked linn?' ,. su,,' I,, lift the morale of tile l loopI. t.'d? pruatigo nil III* mipporl of in the line, iceling from late Senator Kmcry W Allis,,i. fie I, North Korean blow*, t'orfor III? Dr iiiiM-rnllc tualonat ,,- pon,lent' ImmI tbc same feeling i i i tin t walcled the eager troopa i.uloin.,tiini to uppor.e Alls-oil n pour rii'liore at the busy port. It, piililii'an Hi'iiutor Ooum'll. ‘I lie World War II veteran-. Allis,jii’>i chief primary oppon mt i former Itep. Thomas r:. mining the auw arrivals faced II, 'iiidng* Jr., who ha* struck iminitieiil m in into battle calmly ntit at whirl lie calls "Pender l»it not witti the cockiness ef grist i" in" and Ihe PresldoiilV gome of the youngsters who have y, t to face tit? realities of war. "inter ventlun" in tile primary. Ilium, II ha* three opponent*, Tin* unloading was continuous in the Itepirhllcan primary iml throughout ili? night, wit I* tank* ir, cxi ecle.i to wilt easily. and a itill,ay fuming ashore under In Kansas, Lnndiiu la bidding bright dindi ude light* and the ilidlrectty for a comeback to glow of a pale yellow niuoa. Oolitical power with siippuit of I he newcomer*, drcs.scd in cornWillard Mayberry, III* former hut fatigue , were not impressed seer, frit v, for tin, Bepulilicati with the little they have seen uf iiomlriutlon for governor Kmi'U. The first strange odors The face* of Governor Frank left til,-in cold. Muliv Wondered > niIsoti and l>?riator ILnry Dar­ why aniie dockwurkera nf obvious by nr? barking Edward F. Arn. noli! ui\ age wore not In thn fniluer rtatrj attorney general. .South Km,'nil aimed force*. A national rnmniilteeman. Urn 'I lie I roupa were Impressed but hv winded the Kansan delegu Hot dejected at the algid uf thin nwnv from Landon and ba- Ann m i,u b.iltli' casualties being Truman, Laiulon Dabble In Prim ary Polities Tomorrow itrport* were mail,' mi the h trie! citrifereni'e m Tunilm and 'b di*Un-I a -,'inbl* in l.nl.eland t , ' April bv I'll r id,'til tin ill? Ti a 1 ton and Iu B.W. Ituprei'lit at I" day'* lull. Iteon ,,f the Bolarv t'bd' nit Tnti, lit,iii sal,I there svei more tluol KOI) delegate-, pre , n’ at the Tampn linn’tlng where lb? iveie I'lilecl.■tilled lit tile Latin clid in Kb«r *'it v ami were nddre. *?d by Norman Foster who .puke un the iuternnliuiial situation ft out ilia ( ’anadlntl viewpninl tin? ,d llio lie I speaker!- at the uieiliii? Mr. Touiddun raid, was |tev Goorue Fu-ler ,,f Oenla win, iqink, iui '•Youth", Dr. Ituphivhl said that the I el InWalilti Dimiei „ f tli? Butarv *, emhlv ul the l.aketntui Yacht I l 'n l l M N WASIIINGTON, July 31—(,B) —The Air Force announced to- ft - ef t l t'; ,l’ 'i\l />i M - -IKK* D‘. souiic lo, tin* information har B. ilrli Comntonwrallli con ih , lions. I.u, cannot be idrntiited luilhct lie sstil the Chinese ness y»«ie conveyed a lew slays ago to tl,, Indian amhas-sdor to Red China, h M Paid,,Lai Hi, Hn- There woulii Communists Drive T o Within 55 Miles Of Pusan W ith Force O f 200,000 Troops Aussie i ’ m n ior Backs II. S. Fiirhl o il" i 'I -outer said today CoiiiiniinI'l * bin., is sei king way to curl tin knu'.in «,,, Ihloilgh tiled,alnin l>y A-iatis. <r* l'**r Sli| Itcgislration Bonks To Open Tomorrow mi Tlie Registration Book* f„t ietiiinote Cinndy will In- open in the office „f tlie aupervisor loca­ ted in the iiascmcnt in tint tear of the Court Hou-e beginning tomui t»W and will remain open (hnmgli Satin,lay, Oet. 7 for Hie purpose of registering thu e who wi, h to *,,(• in tile General Klectiun on Nov. 7 A ll those who re-rcgi-l, i? l In January, February in March of tills c a r will md h? required to n'glnter again, Lmirinc A. M?*•' tiger. Supervisor of |{egri’ iru•r«*llaurs iim t-nv? •*■».,» ll'« n lln ,ir d On I'n a e T w u l •ion explain,d. Tld* registration period is only for those who failed to re-regb t ir during II...... mnlti-, iiientionerl above. “ However," slated Mrs. Mn en ger, "all peranns who have had anv • hang? o f uddri"*, or elmngc in nanir, either hy marring,' <n law, „r have bought „r sold property SAN FRANCISCO, July 31— (/I')—John I ?»l?r Dull?* *aid today •mre the first regi.dration rar ual, are required by law. to r? that llir Chinese Communist* have undermined llirir claim to member­ port, in person, to the office dur­ ship in the Unitrd Nation* by prruthing violent? and backing the ing the time the hooks nr? open Koican invasion. and have the change properly re­ Speaking on thr eve of Russia'* return to the Security Council corded upon Ihe registration for u possible revival o f the Chinn $ -----------------------hooks” . dispute, t)ie .Statu Dnnartinent n spec k prepared for the Comadviser said the United Slates Git ASS F lltK favor* a settlement o f the China- tiiitnwenllh Club. It reinforced Firemen, for the reeond ,lnv In li. N. question. the forecast hy Secretary o f Stste succession, were toduy called to "However, wo are bound to be AelieSon that the United State, combat a grass fir? near the W ill­ cuneerned about seating a Chinese will oppose revival uf the China iams Lumlicr Yard on south Han­ Communist regime which openly representation Issue pending n ford Avtnun. The call wa* received prenrhe* violence as an instru­ decision in Iho Korean crisis. this afUruoon at 2:30 o'clock. Dulles, l(< publican foreign poli­ ment o f International nollcy un i which encourages the North Ko­ cy adviser lo Acheson, said also KIWANIH SBKAKF.lt rean regime to act in flagrant that the Korean invasion may b« A.B, Peterson, former co-ordi­ defiance o f the expressed w ill of aimed at Jupan. He suggested a nator o f thu Seminole County De­ the United Nations,” he said. speedy conclusion o f a final post* feat* Council, and who is active in "Our concern about Mating war settlement which would give the set up of the new County de­ that regime i* bound to be deep­ the Japanese the opportunity to fence group, will tell Kiwanlan* ened when thv seating gives it becoinu “ equal partners in tha Wednesday uf plana for roping not merely a right to vote, but community o f the free nations." with possible emergencies includ­ a right to veto tho peace-making "The very fact that the attack ing bombing and sabotage in rase role of the Security Council.” In Korea may be aimed at Japan of war. lUsslIswl »i» rage Tes) Dulles' view waa expressed In Dulles Says Chinese Red Policies Hurt Chance For Admission To UN i S g n j } ( v - -•./ <; mt W 1.a ugh ton Damage to the truck loaded with bananas, wa* estimated at $3nh The Chevrolet warn totally wrecked ROUTINE CHECK-Ul' Edward Higgins, manager of tl,e Chamber of M g s advertisement Seminole County > M o o t at DeUnd. Commerce, left this morning for SL Vincent's Hospital, Jacksonville for a routine check-up and ob*er> vatten. He expects to be away for TI - London Reports Communist Chinn Would Fnd W ar Through Mediation By Asia Thu pro-Luupold govet nnioiit tile. Asian ncighhei . o( Korea admiltiHl tliut thut crippling na- •s„ul,l trv for i, final settlement Ghiotto and Sims guv? their testimony in the form o f ,l,'p»'dlions. No judge wux present and the testimony waa taken liy it court ri'puitur. The hearing wa.-. requested by the board. Robert J. Pit'll*, who is us'isl ing Ihe ltoad Department in lie suit, said information obtained will be used In the department’s court unswer, Pleus i* regular utorney (or Ihe State Board o f Ad­ ministration. I'li’ us questioned Ghiotto and .Sim* only briefly on tlie allegalions o f their suit. Insteud lie went into deluli on whrljter tho two bad received any financial backing ili filing the eult, and whether tbev received liny assistance frnni other Slat,* employes in preparing their bulky hill o f complaint. Both Ghiotto and 81ms denied receiving any assistance. Ghiotto aaid the $2,000 was given to him in a plain brown en­ velope, Hr declared tlie unknown man declined to tell him his name. In tiieir suit, Ghiotto uml Kims are attacking the legality of equipment rental euntracta with out competitive bid*. During the Warren Administra­ tion. the department has paid out $3,033,170 in rental*. Rich receiv­ ed $040,200 o f this amount. Tlu< two young attorneys con­ tend tile rental agreement!, o f­ fered “ temptation for collusion and personal gain at pul,lie ,<x ptrise, opens avenues to favorit­ ism and fraud.” Attorney General Richard Kr- o f meat in about onu-tenth ofwbat K " fa u m lh r a i l today, aeeording to a front I ,tat«d Col, Turner acted as la-range advmrtiaoment School fo during Oetoan who char tha iddU Land, a To Mot i ons Filed $2,000 Cash Bond For Revocation Given By Stranger Of Bridges’ Bail In State Road Suit SAN FRANCISCO July 31 (A P )— Hie Gmcriiiijrid I,Ini mo lions today to ir v,,L?jtl<? $23,000 bail upon which Unity liinlgn is (ter. It atkrd lh.it la he s?nl to jail. The motioni will Ik-digued Wed­ nesday before Federal Judgr Geor­ ge B. Harris who presided at the long perjury trial m which Bridges was convicted last ^pting. Bridges, president . o( the CIO «H»li»ftai—~r-*JJwins,.-war cr.trvicted of lying in* his! *945 citicnship hearing by denyitg he was a Communist. He has tines cxjnrsted opposition when some <f his union locals proposed rriolutnns endor­ sing the United States md United Nations stand in thr i.otea war. U.S. Reinforcements A rrive Quit Post To Bolster Shrinking Line; China Reds W ant To Mediate jg g $ V u ::A f > iff IO K )0 , Tuesday, Aug. I — (A l1) — l loop*, oi llir U. S. S flotnl Infantry Divirion under Maj. G rurial L tin rm ? H. Krirer land­ ed will* lank* in Korea Monday ami Iprtl loiw jid lo help brace *lirinkiug Allied bur*, liir landing place wa* identified only nv a lug, liu*y poit in South Korea. ( I Iii* could ony be Putan, but security coniiderationt pre­ vented naming it ") General MacArlliur’* liradquart('.* '.nd the Not lit Korran Red* in Tunc were dulling llirir prrm ire linn, tli? t'lilia l *eclui to the wett and -ociliwTvt lb? linmiiuaiJt* captured Chinni. ir iulIcj w?*t ot Britan, vital U. S bate. Attocialrd 1’rct* corii -p,iiirlrul Hal Bnylr reported om , mlvidr Cliinju that the Aim'll, am withdiew from the co.wtal anchor to new position* lets than ri0 mile* ftom Puian. Vrriviug direct from the United Htntes, many „f the new troop* headed out in truck* tu plug hole* punched hy North Korean Reds alutig n rectangular flout before I'u-an, on the southeast coast. Up to 200,n)0 men were report­ ed in tli? big Bed surge against Ui? shrinking defense are*.. In the central front new press­ ure wa* pul on Kumclum. But a IS l i i ri Cavalry Hpokesmsn titer? said the city "will he held ut all coiL,.’’ lie said tli? troop* hud been (I'l.niluuril (>■ rase l e v ) S e c r e t a r y Tobin Hi t s Modification Of Social Security NEW YORK, July Jit—(/ft— Hcrreltrry nf Labor Maurice Tobin 'aid today that passage of the Ktiowland uniundini’ut to the Social Security bill would threaten "thou•and* of Workers" with ih'lliul of on. mploymvnl ir,Milan??. In a speech prepared fur the *7th annual New York State t ’oiivi iition of the American Fed­ eration of Labor, Tobin said: " If til? Knnw|nii<l becomes law, thousands o f worker* throughout the country will he drf?n*ulesa against a denial nf unemployment inuirtinca benefit* for refjming to take hiriick work, or f»r refusing to take a Job at substandard wages, or for refusing to sign a yellow dog contract." Tit? nmendmrni, sponsored hy Senuior Ktiowland IK-Calif), ha* been appinv?d hy tli? Senate. It beam ,1 a key point of dispute when tli? Social Security measure went before a House-Senate Con* ferenre Committee, The Commit* tee take* up the bill again tonon'tow. Under the amendment, the Sec­ retary of Labor would be prev, Hied front withholding federal Joldesa insurance fund* from dates which fall to conform with federal standards, until after a ruling by the stale's highest court, and until after the state had 90 day* l„ conform. 'lot,in told delegates representt l's s t lH t l Us rasa its) Sanford Weather High yesterday 8i) Low this morning. 08 Bain yesterday .00 Total rainfall, July, 5.57 inch** Normal rainfall, July, 7.03 In­ i'lies. THE WEATHER JACKSONVILLE. July .u - b ft Axheviille 83 59 Boston 92 70 Buffalo 83 39 Churb'Hton 87 74 Chicago 90 78 Des Moines I j 6$ Dodge City 83 65 Memphis 88 75 San Antonio 97 77 Seattle 72 51 Jacksonville 88 74 . Melbourne .89 69 1 Miami 85 76 Tallahasase 84 70 Tampa n 71 i •■ -I 'S tl ' 'I f t ----------------- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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RANTORD FLORIDA PAGE BIX National Interest Centers On Senate Race In Oklahoma S f? Li : Ir e ts, ' I H'* t f. I P X :.Hh C* +t: i♦ ■ B R v* * b 4 1 b' ■ * ii § Ur A 8 HOClATF.il HtUHS Deinucrut* In four amithmi ■tales m-f (milling prlmarim to­ day, with national interest t en­ tered primarily on n scniiUirlu. taco in Oklahoma. There, Senator Elmer Thomas, chairman of the Senate Agrletilturn Committee and « veteran of the Washington acene since ]U-> it trying to hold o ff the Idd of Representative Mike Monron<y. who liar been in the U. H. Home lZ Monn.n<y led Thomas In th" aenatorial primary July ■» bin larked « clear majority beruii > the totnl vole wuh spill by '•tb> candidate!" then In the field. Ihitime It la atrictly Motironiy-v Thomas. Mom one y hus rainpaiinied m the second gi.-around wilt, argument that Thomas, u* «hm.man of tin Senate Appr-mna ’ «o n s Rulieommlttee handling military appiopri»tlo"j>, •» responsible for the pli»rht of S. force* in Korea. Thomna ha* challenged roney'a stand on fumi bin ■>>■ tlJn, a matter of much concern in Oklahoma. The Other states, in brief: Arkuiiaaa— Three in a national angle 'll* tho lure fur Hie nom­ ination for governor, between Governor Sid McMatli nnd form er Governor Hen I.umy. Imiioy is u lender of anti-Truman De­ mocrat* while MeMulh ban vop ported much o f the Truman pm gram. , Lou 1aianA—T l io main roee hem ' la for the Senate, between Sen­ ator Russell 1-onK. a'” * l,r ,l"' *ut' Huov P . Long, ‘"''I lwo entai Mulcolm Laforgue. Shreve­ port lawyer eiidoraed by the major group* which op|n»sc the long faction, and fonnei llepiovmtative Newt Mill* of Monroe. South Carolina— Moat stute wide rare* were nettled In a flirt primniy July II hut two emigre atonal........... district nminution me be­ nil *' ing drilled. Repr«*entatlve Hugo Rims o f Orangeburg farea formar Representative W. J. U. Dorn o f Greensboro. Democratic nomination* In South Curolina, Aikansn* ami lajulslnnn mean elect Ion In ef fact; this 1* generally true, t<a> in Oklahoinu. Violence Spreads lit By STANLEY M D U U L G E T U S E D T O I T - - AJO W , BRUSSELS. July 2 ft—WP)— Kallioad tlacks were blasted at || H4'"Jte o f places In southern I Belgium today. Electric line* were dynamited and Iiomba went nlf at two roil station*. Authori­ ties Ida ined unti-l.eopo)d sabo­ teurs. Tin- wave of bombings, -which hampered rail traffic In several .ii ms, appeared to lie on the ini lease «s protests grew against lie- return Inst Saturday of exil­ ed King Leopold III Mol of the explosions occurred in the French-speaking Walloon mut uf liclgiuiiij wnich is pre.lii i mi ill Iy opposed to the monai ch. Din. small laiinh blew up the track nt Lissmes, near Itrua••1 , at a point only 40 yards fimn a police guard post. Other unexploded liomhs were found in eM-ral rail areas—one on tha track near Watermael In suhurp.h i linissels. ' . Several Inimbs exploded at the fund i.-i station of (fuevy on the uiaiii Hrussels -I'm is line. F'lve unexiilialed IhiiiiIis were found in the nine area. Railway officials aid, however, that traffic had not been interrupted there. W H E N M Y D A U G H T E R 1 A M N E S fA T O O K C O O K IN G L E S S O N S .O N E __A_____ D A Y .M . V. S L A M I _______ SAN D W IC H W A S C O V E R E D W IT H M E R IN G U E A A N D N E X T W IT H C H O C O L A T E / ( IC IN G -A N D H O T D O S S W IT H B U T T E R S C O T C H y . SAUCE —- r i, \ \ c S s T - - - >— MIAM I IIKACH, July aft-f/H) A hotel official said today "Inn or three” Miami ileurh hut. is tuny lie taken over by the (t.veiunient to liou.ie returning vi lernns o f the Korean fighting. .Samuel Kaplun, exifutive lees ....................tar i larv » f the Miami lleiudi Hots \■■ne'ntlnn, reported "plans ara I eing made" hut added he coulilJ not give the sources of hi* In* fm million. No hotel uperlitor huh been appioueliid with a definite offer, uill Kupluu. There, uni .'101 ho­ tel- on Miami lieach. In the Second World War, the An J'oires turned Miami iieuch litu a vast training eum|i. Comn.it vitrim i* of all air and groui)d l.ruiiehett came here for rests ■btIni i* ii-ussignnieiiL Kiildan huiiI .Miami llearh and Atlantic f.'itv botelmen plahnsd to offer every usiistiinre to the governmciitt. Frapk W. Amstutx of the Atlurillr City gniup rat ut mil to New Jersey recently after u conference here. F / X -s * the fatal shot, revover yesterday from "a SpaO'Malley said there were two bullets In the gun with an empty fhuinber between them. “ I thought It would be all right to snap the gun once, for V j front o f the firing pin," he told pylice. But it was a "double-action” pistol. As he pulled the trigger— aiming at Bond—a loaded chnmlier ild in front o f the hammer and the shot crashed out. Bond, a bullet In the back of his neck, died on the way to u hospital. O’Mulley was arrested a few hunts later as he waited lu line at an Army recruiting station, lie was held on a homicide charge. '"Vi VI / TH A N K g o d ■■■ Plane Crash lOM IISH* Wrmm C M , rise I lane*B . tO ig the Fernald-Laughtnn Memorial Hospital. Following em trgengy treatment last nigl ‘ tnt by Dr. Barks, Mr. McGill, was taken to. Orange Memorial Hospital for treatment by bone specialist*. Sgt. Aulilt is due to the transferred to­ day to the Banana River Naval Hospital. .The plane, licensed MC lUttHO, W «» demolished, but did not catch on fire. The crash took place near the home of Mr. ami Mrs. J. C. Flaming. Mrs. Fleming saw the crash, and with her 12 year old laughter Joanne ran to the scene. C U R B S E R V IC E *' ■ £ — “1 ***’ * 7 X H L e rfc -> lt,M •«■* D i Ihim RyaWnU Ik , WuH a if la* W n n l They nummoiiel Jack King Jr., and to Tampa, had refueled their the three Kot the two injured men, plane at the Municipal Airport, neither of whom was unconscious, and about an hour before tho out of the wreckage. Mrs. Flem­ crash hod gone for a" flight to ing also hummuued Deputies Char* Geneva and OviCdtf. Mr. McGIU le llcck ami Herman Ilriiroley i o his been flying a plane about three the scene. , t year*. Joe MrGill is employed by *th# Johnny Goodman o f Omaha was Atlantic Coast Line railroad as ■ trainman. Sgt. Aulin Is the son o f I tha last amateur to win the U. Andrew Aulin o f Oviedo, the nep­ S. Open golf championship; he hew of Judge and Mrs, Theodore was tha victor In 1D33. Aulin ami o f Mr. and M r*..Lae Wheeler, Oviedo. Form erly, sta­ tioned in Tennessee, he was home Dr. H enry McLaulin on leave preparatory to reporting for duty oil Aug. 2H In Califor­ OptometrtNt nia for service In Alaska. During the ulternuon the two IIS Magaoba Ave. I'hnne fit men hud returned from a flight DRNIKD A U C K LA N D , New Zealand, July 26— (A1)—"Thank God there** *n■ U. mi aj. H. nil A ./ 1 riiui# Brims .BiftlJiauri Minister Sidney G. Holland said today. Holland, a Conservative, said that while he is g strong sup­ porter uf New Zealand's common­ wealth portlier, Great Britain, "America Is standing In precisely the position today that Britain stood In two previous wars.” The Prime Minister was speak lug to veteran on deffense mat­ ters. W AKE UUblNtai By Ailyerti«in« In | / D u . Nvwxpap* v- I ■ jji ;j; . i " 1945 1947 1940 1936 1948 1946 Chevrolet Dodge Dodge Ford Ford Ford '/, T P/U P/U \j Ton Slake Vi T Pune! F 7 2 pi Ton Vi Ton P/U S tri c k la n d -M o r r isc in, In c . | AUTHORIZED DEALER PHONE 200 308 E. FIRST STREET if K Tudor Super Tudor Sedan £ Tudor Sedan Clb. Cpe. Fordor | Tudor Tudor Corn*. Cpe. Tudor * 0 Tudor j Conv. ( ’pe. Tudor Tudor Cpe. Fordor Fordor Fordor Tudor Sedan Tudor Conv, Cpe, Tudor Cpe. Tudor | Cpe. Anglia Bntrk Chevrolel Dodge Dodge Dodge Dodge Ford Ford Ford Ford Ford Ford Ford Ford Ford Ford Frazier Hudson Mercury Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Pontiac Pontiac * Studehaker 8 TRUCKS - f FROM COASTTO COAST JACKSON, Ml**., July 2A-GP) Chief Justice Harvey McGehee ludiiy denied Willie McGee, con­ victed Negro rapist, a writ oL error which would have stayed* Die Negi n's execution Thursday. Chief Justice McGehee anMinim ii| his decishm at |l A. M. He suit! Hie furmnl order wan iMilng drown up then. He did not. say mi wliul grounds the pclltlon war dismissed. lO M M iM f r r m r a n <>■•> *«uiii’iit to 1kkir■ allow llur the* sliHta clove u association U-twaen Mr. Iluah and certain wellknown gnmhling interest* in Florida." He Mild “ I have received mnitaroua request* fun t>olh lawyers and laymen asking wliut ip-lion I f any the Kbit Ida Hhi- Intends to taku regarding thin inniter. " It la the opinion of thoae T ....my Armour, wlnnsr tn who have contacted me that auch 1P27, was the last foreign-born conduct on -the part of Attorney golfer to capture the U. 8 . Open Ruah, If true, cnnalitutea n elenr gol chiimplonshlp, breach o f Ute cuda of ethics of the American liar Association. The Stanley C uji haa been w m Wlgginton cited three para- lit times by National IB)cke> ipha o f Uie ede which might i.cogue team* representing Am f i l l ............................ particularly have been violated. erlctn cltld*^..' 1948 1946 1937 1940 1939 1947 1937 * 1947 1947 1940 1939, 1937 1940 1949 1949 1931 1947 1947 1941 1940 1935 1946 1940 1936 1939 1942 1939 old John Bond. A^ ARE SAVINGIjl, i:, i ; A , S: H ih | I o |i; Y O U G E T T H | R IG H T VOU G p T T H E R I G H T R ID IN G P B E T T E R BA LA N CED TRAVELIN G EA SE FO R BOTH DRIVER AND PASS­ ENGERS! MERCURY GAZES YOU PLEN TY OF LEG ROOM, FRONT AND REAR! O W <1 TAKE YOUR PICK WHILE OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE - G I V E H IM T H E P A Y O F F ,T O N Y — T H E C A Y YO L1P C H E R R Y P IE W A S M A D E OF- AI inmi Hotels May Be l Jsed For Korean Vets W R IT Florida Lawyer tHE OLD HOME TOWN L c o ih i UI'h B e lg iu m TUESDAY JULY 28. 1950 BET T ER B A LA N C E D P E R F O R M ­ A N C E ! fllERCURY G IVE S s*M I esi r * m/ A F N/*Pi- YOU OPT THE ftSH T B Q A P A W M TV s o n BETTER BAL- SMCEP: M W M M S IN IMEFICl C O M F O R T .. �e. In U n it y T h e r e I s S tr e n g th — To Protect the P**c* of (ha World: To Promote the P r o fr m of America. To Prodaco Prosperity for Sanford. TH E SH y* i^ z ta lb AN V O LU M E X X X X 1 Rslaltlltthed 1908 IN 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 , Widely scattered thundershow­ ers In the afternoons. Otherwise clear to partly cloudy weather through Thursday. Light southcrly winds. ,M>ai^ li N EW SPAPER U E D X E S lV .W JU LY W EATH ER AHMucintoil I’ reHH l.eimcd W ire IM.l» N o . 213 Says New American Troops Johnson President Asks Nation To Armed Forces •Fight Stubbornly To Fit-To-Fight Sacrifice “ Som e” Of Its Stem Communist Tide Plenty To Defend Freedom fjf *1 Hadong, 70 Miles To West Of Pusan, Is Said Recaptured By American T r o o p s 1 0 K Y 0 . Thursday, July 27— ( A P ) — Small number* of fieib Am eiitan troops apparently were fighting to item the North Korean drive towani the American tupply port of Pusan Wednesday while Ih e Red; maintained "heavy pres suie" along all fronts. General MacArlhur's headquart­ ers said that elsewhere along the lire American and South Korean lroo|>s held stubbornly lo defense pusitiuns. There was no reference to new American force* going into action. Field re|K>its. from Fiftli Air ^ ro rc r headquarter*, said, however, there wa* "ilinng speculation" that new American troops in relatively small number* were in use on ihe southwestern front lo hall the Red diive toward Putan. An Air Force spokesman pass rd along lo correspondents an uncontinued report that Hadong, 70 miles west of Pusan, wa* rrcapturby American troops after furous air strikes by jet planes left the city in flames. Headquarter* of the tinned Na­ tion* commander In Tokyo, in o release iaaued at 12:60 A. M. (0:60 A. M. Wcdncaday E S T), said the First Cavalry Dlvlalon had repuls­ ed a number o f North Korean atlacka on the Yongdong front In fei the renter o f the defense line*. The Red* hurled wave* of tank* . and infantry fn an effort to over r^ehetm the defender*. Thu Fourth North Koraan Dlvi elon wua reported continuing It* virulent flanking tnova along Ko era's west coast, while the Comnruuitt Fifth Division wa* "hen ii'(* it * * M oa M a e Hat Plans To Induce New Industry Here *Made By C. Of C Sanford and Seininolo County muy lie enabled to attract new In du»lrlea to thi* section a* a result o f inquiries received from inanu facturer* seeking to locate In Florida. Manager. Edward Higgins informed members of the Indus­ trial Committee o f the Seminole County Chumber o f Commerce at .a special meeting last night. w ent over advertising plan* £ . lie x with the committee and pointed out that a new procedure of the S ta tu Industrial Development Council now makes available to chamber* of commerce a listing o f most industrial Inquiries re- (O— SleeH Ms H h Mat H oarding Condemned In P ilo t Resolution * The Pilot Club adopted a reso­ lution condemning hoarding at It* meeting held dn the Yacht Club laat night with Mrs. R.E. Chap­ man presiding. At th* board meeting preceding, the regular busInee* session it waa recommended that the group "as individual* and aa a civic body. In view of the critical conditions prevailing," adopt a resolution urging tho public not to overbuy sM<> Use extent of hoarding. MU* -*^ U u d e Ramsay waa Instructed to draw up the resolution. Mrs. W.E. Holleybead, chairman of the chib’s "Milk Sana”, report* ad that a total of If quarts of fresh milk were given to needy families during tho month of June through the "Milk Bank". She elan announced that funds were low and all member* were reminded at th e "individual telant plan", whereby each member waa to M te r talents to sera |U> during the v'**lub gear. The plan was adapted at ‘ a previous mooting a* a ad raising fund* for the einb’s main Defense S e c r e t a r y Outlines Status Of Forces Today} Better Than In ’48 North Koreans Herd Women And Children Before Tank A s s a u lt AN A D VA N C E!) U . S . COMMAND PO ST IN K O R E A . July 26 — (TP)— A U. S . officer said today North Koreans herded several hun­ dred Korean men, womrn nnd children lieforr ihrm in (his morning's attack around Yongdong I hr non-comhilants w eir uxrd as a shield (or four lank* to cress a bridge, said M aj. Willi i in O. Wilhrisponn. of San Francisco. I hr Americans withheld their file and the tanks got up to posi­ tion* for uttnek. ♦ - — Tills is lln> way Wither*|«>on desert (red the fighting, in which Hie Americans fell hack eaM o f Yniurdunir The Tim withdrawal wllli,lr«w,.l was „ ., Yongdong. •ml.rely and casualties were re­ ported not heavy. The Reds opened thulr drive against Yongdong Monday, strik­ ing hard blows ut tlie Arnonean left flank. Tim Iteds also hit tin right Dog And Horse Rac Butter Or Peace Is ing Dates Are Set American C h o i c e , For Next Season Peace P r e f e r r e d JACKSO NVILLE, July 20—</P) — Tim State “ ‘ Racing Cunimiasloti “ ’ atoll today set dog racing date* for tho next aeaaon and licensed u new Jal alal fronton to la< built in For Lauderdale. John Montgomery o f Miumi Beach la listed as principal stock­ holder n Urn new fronton. One of hia partners I* Amo* H. Hall of Hollywood, n e w ly - a p p o in t e d sheriff of Broward county. Montgomery waa active in Gov­ ernor Warrenir campaign two ysari ago. Other stockholder* were shown as George W. Robertson of Hollywood and Reed A. Bryan of Fort Lauderdale. Sunshine Park, whlck has ope­ rated hors* racing on Florida’s west coast for four year*, apparoperate this winter. The track said it was not asking dates because o f dffieullles over leas* o f the plant. Dates awarded, including an Date* W ASHINGTON. July 2 6 - ( A P ) - Elder statesman Bernard Harm h today called lor all-out economic mobilisation of the United Stales with a quick freeze on priert, wages and rents. "Events have left u* no cliqjtc," lie said, " w e have lo mobilize." Hatuch. the governments mobi­ lization advisor in twu World Wars, urged quick action in testimony inrpared for the Senate Hanking L'ominillre, Ihe senator* are weighing a bill to give Piesidenl Tiuinan lim it­ ed wartime controls in tlie present Hunch's lecummendationt in­ clude piicc conliol of any kind. Haruch's irinminndation* includeluded—hut wen far beyond the President's requests. In his state­ ment. Baruch referred to his funn­ er call* for economic mobilization. These led to differences between him and President Truman. Baruch has taken the position that the President was not doing enough for preparedness. "O ur aim should be to organise the nation so Hint every factory and farm , every man. every dollar every bit of material can be put to use where It w ill strengthen our defenses and fill the nioet essent­ ial need* firs t," Baruch told the committee. "There should be equal treat­ ment for nil. All demands should be kept in hnlanee. " I propose that we orgenixe our­ selves— all our resource* of men, money, materials and morale—so that whatever happens— new aggressiona Abroad, possibly destruction nt home— wnmtever whatever Ihappens, th* armed forces can get what they Deed, whm they need It, with the tenet necessary disloca­ tion of the civilians." Baruch said America ha* the choice o f "pence or butter" and tha lo w ~ extra day of raeing at all dog tracks for the benefit of th* state college scholarship fund: LiaHTINO’BIDH Associated Outdoor Kennel Club, Five blda for Installation of new Tampa. Nov. 14 to Dec. 0, I960. Dec. 7 schoarehlp day. Dec. 8, lifhting facilities in the South Side Primary School were reviewed * * “ H e) yesterday by tho County Board of Public Instruction at a meeting BUILDING PERMIT8 Mrs. Victoria H. Anderson he* In the office of Supt- T.W. Lawton. The blda wore referred lo KJ. obtained a city permit to make addition* to her home at 1021 Elm Houghton, architect, for further Avenue, the estimated cpst of analysis, and tho board will meet which Is 16,479. W.L. Holcomb* la again Monday morning to award th* contracts. contractor for the w 1 ork. Oklahoma’s Elmer Thomas Loses eannnneed that die Aug­ Senate Seat In Democratic Race meeting will he held la the ust farm ot at the summer Mary Bawlfas at Or: ' "Twee ofi Mrs.Tide". A generelien of -------------------Mr*. M. L. Sr. and Mrs. V. C Meesen- Thomos of Oklahoma in hi* defeat in n be ho*teeeee •We __ were 1* members present OflNU, a veteran of 28 -----years» t „ ------------------------laM Bight’s meeting. Senate) •ad chairmen of tho nowarfnl early today ■day to Bop. Mike Mon- » - JW*' W \SIIING T«I\, lid, Ii -—llon*r Speaker Kay hum (I ) Text gave Ids full endni: • nient ind.i> tn I' m- i lent 11umon'o • ill for a S.i.lHIO,Mill,(.nil "quickn'" lax Idki lo liglii ('iiuimiiiiist igKies'ion. Siinullanroitsly, Senator W heiit ,,| Nctiia-.ka. Sum ate Republican Hour I,-idee, s lid • ongrcsN would Imik with more taxor on lax inereasi-. If Mr. 11 liman giies asnuranre- that "•'Very dime of iiou-essentiat Koxemment upending" will l.u slopped au-l "every pc tide dollar applied lo defense." I don't waul the I'residt-nt k Tin.for miim-y under the ,rui-.«- of nnlilarx need*, and spemlioe it for Sucialislic sell,-me-." \\livrry told newsmen. far than at any timr since Amenta de­ mobilized after World War II. Striking hack at Ins critic*. John­ son added: Between March l ‘MH anil June 19511 the actual manpower strength of the Army's mobile striking lorce III the continental United .Slates— tlie grneial teservr lias increased by 165 per cent." Johnson's insistence on the fit* to-fight condition ol tlie Anny, Navy and Air Force wa* contained in a statement ptepared for a Sen­ ate Appruptiation* Subcommittee rontideiing Piesidenl Truman's teque»i fur $ 10.486.976.000 more to finance the fighting ...g in Korea and R augment defense lor tlir iutuir. , AUBT SOUTH KOREAN TROOPS In Igml.alxvllli tin-If. S 1st Cavalry Division keep watcli for Inllltratliuj H.xl snipers us un Anierlean tank lumber* through strategic' YoiigdoiM:. Iteiiiforced Nortli Korean Coummuiitl* tight for Yongdoiq* on tlie rail line Iciulliu! to t'usan in the tnee of slepp*xi-np Amerie.in taut: defen.-a* ;.uppoi led by urttilery uiKi A ir Korcoswi-eps over alluckcra. (I f ..S'. Army-Nui'U Rudiojiholo /rum I nU-n«UUiual) Defends C'liurgcs May Brin}’ D e c i s i o n Ma Made v • *• *• The hearing tin as :» r|.<an)«d->nr • J J T irs rtlls c M A k«1«3t .,. u n !lAvv To S tr e n g th en son handed out n t r c j A g a i n s f Lawyer,, p M _ ,V . appearance r-uples uf lit* lesti U, S. Naval Force niuny III it ho slrcs-cd tin Charges Uf L r a i t JACKStlNVIl.l K, lulv m i.l'i point*: I. Tills " ii- not a rail for full muhilisntiou. it i a call to im-i >-u•• out strength ill being, ill order enable us to support the United Nation*’ action in Korea and 1 Ihi i Id up our strength elsewhere I • IV M IIs a r l Oa r*s* q ^ M a K c n l i i i u. Ktiuipmeiit Is Said Necessary For Construction T su i T A I.IA IIA S S I I . J u ly 2f. ( A l 'l Moiidian* are rnhug on Volie Williams, Jr. io.nl* n m• IIt I would oldy lie hhle|il illlx a K ( ‘p o r t s - XO L lO IlS except for nilPlruitlou with lepleil / ll • equipment, till- Stale Road Pep.nl On Chicago Meet mn,t .lauu* >».i.f.n,r ..i a pi.« life that i> lo-mg «hulleiiged in the Volie Williams, Jr., In a talk t.» cqurts. fellow members of tho Lions Club yesterday, told o f the big parade and other events that lie attended last week In Chicago as a drlrgate of tho local club at thu conventloon of Lion* InUrnatlon*|. i It was bis first trip lo Chicigo and ha made tho trip by plane, he stated, leavlng_ hero on Sunday and returning Tliurs day, tlie flight to Jacksonville da lakhing less than four hours. He described the big Ll.uu parade on Michigan Avenue on Monday as very colorful, and said Miami “ etob the ebow'' with Us drum and bugle corps. Lion* from every state were there to promote their home in dustrlee. Florida gave away frt-« fri-e orang^Jul^at^U ie^exhlblU on of , , .. . . ( haliman Allied MiKcihun |iii' .ruling the Imaid's |h» iIi..u with tin|,At LinK uf thr oilier lour mnn . ", , , , ,• . .... '*«•*• •*'“ * “ '* ',,,y pohlu.il p.ilniu.igr in ill*- null Him l»etilivr equipment trnt.il »y*|cin. H r said although A. I R o ll ol Tallahattre ha* in r iv c il $f»40.(KM) of thr aduiiiutlinliou'* $ 1,03 i,000 ut iru lal |iayiuenlt hr i, nut » "pel contractin'' ul the kiml W.uico iu Ilia campaign u d iiiz r il tin Caldwell admitiiilralion lot lavoing. Rich headed W aim i's inau gurial cclchtalion commillrc. Warren said In Id* plntfonn of candidacy that lie would stop rental "ul ••xtortlniuilely Idgli prices of roatl-liuildiug marldn- «ry." Shaw Sustains 94th Anniversary O f Birth McKelimii said prices puid foe machinery uinler ids udiniuistiution are 'not oioldtanl ill uuy AYOT ST. LAWRENCE. Eng, way." July 20 — UP)— Georg* Bernard Shaw, who says be has decayed into a dodderer, had a birthday today—hie 94th. Ha, said no onr was to ymnlnd him o f I t The old man did celebrate, though, by announcing that hr ha* written n new play ealli-d "Th* Lady 8h* Would N o t" Shaw passed the day quietly la his home hare. To his domestic staff ha said To th* mall man h* snapped: want to sea no birthday card'. They will all ha thrown nut on arrivaL" f To • " I thought something might b* expected o f me to mark my birth day, as usual, so Pv* written ? Hu (C ttils s M Mfi.l »i* the r**» Governor i’w. 1 Inspection Ih Made Of Naval Air Station A routine Inspection o f facili­ ties o f thu former Naval A ir .Station here wa* niude during tha week-end by Liuet. Comdr. Macri and u group o f Naval o f­ ficiate from Jacksonville who de­ clared that thu air atrip and air buildlnga and equipment are in excellent condition. Accompanying Comdr. Macri here on the Informal visit were Lieut. O. F. Nicholson, engineer­ ing corps assistant in th* puhliiworks branch o f the sixth na­ val district, and P. H. McKinley, chief qui quartermaster o f public ° t "ft a ’ u&il!*d It ’A Little ComSenator Elmer edy.' and called it "The Lady She Would N o t’ It l* In five scenes. ry nin« I wrote tho whole thing in se­ ven days. Yes, In seven days." works, N. A. 8. May r Andrew Carrnway and Bin Btansej), air base manager for tha City, accompanied officer* on the impaction trip. Th* City has received no notica of an* Intention on th* part of B U N B H IN B P A R K the navy or any other branch of J A C K S O N V IL L E . Ju lv —Sunshine Park, Florida’- onlv tha armed forces to reactivate tofra^ /aapj track outside .Mlsnd. the station, said Mayor Carr*way told the State Racing CemmhHTAY GRANTED elon today it is not aakfng racing WASHINGTON. Julv 2 4 - W Ju*tie* Rurton Bur uf the Supreme Court granted a star of execution la Willie McGee. Mississippi sentence to be elec* Till* I'lnrillll Hill*- IllVrUtll’ H i'lll iif Jiul Millville diilonii'x Ini i i R ii -Ii tmlav *i xi nit ill I'Miiiiirulali" ul rliMigi In- i a iic’l i * ' « '" • 'Vertidn xxrll kmuni gainliling In ••I- i In 1 ......I* John T. Wiggliiluii' u( In 11'i Ini i i , |ir. ill*ul ul tltu Slat* Hai •alii ) i - (unlay if thu • luirge again i It•• Ii “ ari' iron, tlieu piompt illsi'lplliini y netiuii a i, ni rtiMluil under the riri'uiUMauro i 11li 1Ii'iiti-il.” lie i kml Albert W. lira * le of .lurk 'iiivilli*, ihidrnmii of II" I'oiiilli liiiliiinl I list i i.t •(licvntipv riiliitililluu "In us eiiililo yimr niiiiiniltuu and to make Inve turn lion ul llii-.'i' clioigi'rt m is din-iii uil iini'i'MSiy." 4ii in- lu -aid I oiImv lln l id I'oiimdt t i'i* would In* I'uiivuiiei! piuiiiplly to .'iiiiitiiliM W iggili'oii' luttur. Ilu |>,>iul«*•! out ImWuvur. tint thu authority mid ......... iliilitv of lii 1'iiiiiiidttuu are "-trictlv i-l fort Ii liy I tu* Suproiuo Coin I of I- lor nil* ill til** rule ililrgi ilm g Ho* Klorlilu Bar dated Mar. I. It'M'. wldi'li nutliorites tin* ciuuiidlti'i* t" priH'i'i'd only upon rciclpt of mi affidavit setting forth tin* com­ plaint." Ru li nppuared li»*fiirc the l*.8 . t'rlmu Investigating t'niniiiitteu at It. bearing In Miami, lie told It lie lilld been puid tlO.IMIO I,v tlie S. and G. Rookie .Syndicate to prepare a tdll to legnlise gaiidilIng, The liill wu* not punseil liy tin- 1919 legislature. I! ii -Ii is lawyer for William II Joiintton, dog track owner iitid ibte of lliree supporters of Governor Win ten re|iortcd to liuvi* runiritinted flfiUKKI each to Id- ••Min Drill tees To Receive Full Benefits Of S e r v i c e Insurance WASHIM.ION. i..lv 26 -(A l’) I In Navy i putiitn: .i tot.il ol 48 mole w.u •hip* .it m m , on lulling liner l.nt'i .mil xix light unit.ill r,iitills. Ixvo iiui'i-rSt 12 ilexlin• lu Mini 5 XUlllUMIIIICX, Ihix wa* Jimnmoril loil.iy hy ('haiiuiaii Vnuon, l l H i i ) ol thu I Ion iu A line, I .Sriviirt CoininilIre. I lie aimounremriil, which ill* i liiilcil oth^i im ira-t* loi ihe N.ixx .mil M miiih' x. was niailc allei a i loti il-ilooi niui'lmg ol the Aunt'll Suixiir- t iiumullrr. ’I Ida ciiuumttue l-i puddiig into how will pii'|iuiud eacli survive is Mini wliat I lien plan* lire, not only iu tliu Korean i*|-i11.* init to stem pi.HMlilu (iMiiinuni-t aggression elsewhere. ViiiMiu aid the Navy is uskiiig for $2,i> IH,1)1*0,0011 from I'resident Trumun':i $19,600,990,000 finergeiley liudget rwpie.it. WASHINGTON. July 2 d -< / i')Thu Veteran Ailmmulrutiou said today nil peiuon.r drufted into mili­ tary' serve......ay nhtulii untiunul service life inaurunce. Surii Insurance also is iivailaldu to all World War II veteran* who ran meet tin lirulU, requirement*, to all person< who enlist nnd to uil now ill survice. A VA off ii lal told n reporter lU is lls M l oa H i) that although figures are not yet nvuiluhle, tin indication* ure that F IK L I) RE A C TIVA TE D W ASHINGTON, July 2(1 — OF) increasing numliur* o f servicemen uusiiuurj oa r * s * ai*> — Tlie Defense Department *ntiiium-ed today that thu Navy itt ii c r o s s MEi-rr Auxiliary A ir Station at Cecil The Semin..lu ( ’minty Cliaiiler Field, lb mile* west o f Jackson­ ville, F la , will be reopened u* a of tlie Red Cru s will meet Tues­ fleet operational base Aug I. day niglit ut tin- 'I'ourisl Center, Cecil Field wa* inactivated iu Gordon Bradley, i-balrman, onliimneed toduv. February. Jiggs Annoyed By A r r iv a l Of Baby Mandrill At S a n f o r d Zoo The recent erriv il of a baby frmole mandrill in the cage next to Jiggs, adult male of the species, has not resulted in making life any happier for Jiggs as zoo attendant* h*d hoped ft would. On the contrary, Jiggs views the newcomer with extreme distrust, even distaste, and is as jealous over the attention given the baby animal as a movie star over a child prodigy who hat stolen the pa> tur*.' The crowning indignity rams yesterday at breakfast time ju*t as Jiggs was grinning In plearant anticipation of some rhole* bananas. Then It happened. Zooksepsr B. J. Davis arrived with bananas and sfHtm and fad th* baby man- me," growled Jlgg*, and ha hopped up and down in a rago of Jealousy. "Besides, that thing next door Just don’t look r i g h t o 3 'V j W - r . •X-* • r ' W ASH IN G ! ON, |.,ly 21.— (AIM I ’lliJrtit liumau tu jjy smutuoitcil tlie naliun to ‘ ‘some ».ii:rifltc** ol ilx livilian (ilciily. Ih J n laird himself icady to * all Ini lou.plcle fii.iiomii iiiohih/atioii" it the de­ m u r ul ftctlom icquiirt. Mi. I luinaii told coiigii ■■». m in* liudyrai rcuiioniii mcsxMgr, lh.it p liir rrihllRS latum and "xriliills shoitattrt" i ill hr Mioiilril l( L'ointir** 11nil LI) yivei him Imutnl lontml poxxn* Mini m $ >.0(H) 1)00,(It) lax ilu ii'.m*. Hill III' wallied: "W r mint irali/r Ilit I thr rtig.lKrim-nl ill Koira will hr coillv anil may not lie »hoit W r iiin*l pii'p.iir iiR.im-.t ll.c pmsihihly that new iin r* may m r i hcwhrrr." Ih.it haraid mr.iiu, thr 1’ iriidenl said, that uulii'tii.il output Us ’ I ’ MI* r I Mill Congressmen To Seek Re-Opening Of Camp Rlanding G A IN E SVILLE , Julv IV. i,)n I). H. Rep. Chat lo- Itrnnutt (Is. EIm) tol.l ilm ( t;i1111•., ill.* Sun xi>iluy tlint lie uud the Inlu tmiKrussliuial delegation xvuru "work­ ing to try In gut Cnmp Rlandi'.g ri'-e»tublihhed i f u basu for trniuIng." i'lm rupresentnlivu, m n tcli*iihoue coiiversaiion, aid tlint lie liiid in-v* ml cummunicutiun i on tliu subject, hut Dial nt Ilu pre­ sent time there D in. indication of tin* immrdintc utiliration uf tho lllnuiling tirra fur tiumiug". "Rut wc uru going to wurk on it," hr :iaid, *‘although there nr* no firm commitment* tlint would indicate tho use of the ramp.” Brnnidt did say. however, thut the idiances of rr-artivutiun of Cecil Field, an Navy Air llusu nuur Jacksonville, were "very ificul". Illiimling, a sprnwtiiu* arc i in t'lny county, iicnr Stiuku, was on* of tlie largest training camps in n 'M lI a s r S lib l* w r T brrrl Sanford Weather High yesterday 99 l.ow this morning 99 Rain yesterday .27 Inch Total rainfall, Julv. V4'.' inrh*i July normal rainfall 7.tk1 In­ ches. TH E W EATHER JACKSONVILLE, July 2d-(Aq Atlanta — - ........ 90 70 Boston - ................. 89 Buffalo _______________ 71 Chicago ..................... 83 Denver ............ ........... Des Molnas ............. — 79 Fresno ----------102 Mam phis — ------------ 89 Now Orleans New Y. Wttsbi , Washington, D. C. Ms) bourn* your dinner now" ' •J for , f -V- V. W ASlirNGTON. July 2 fi — 611— President Truman signed today a $1,222,500,000 military nid bill with a warning to "Ihose bent on aggression" tha* freedom-loving nations will stand tugether to preserve their freedom. The hill provides help for Amerira’n allies around the world, and parTirulur I, those in Kurope who are handed together liy the North Vtlantie Treaty. Mr. Truman slglunlir Treaty. .Mr. Truman *igned tin* measure into law at .i ceremony In Id* tt tide TNnsr olfice and issued a statement saving the event marked an­ other step towani a rommou goal. j of £ :;v*r Truman LJ1 c*s Expan­ sion Of Industry, More Production To Stop Commies South Korean Troops Kick* U. S. Tank At Yongdong , , ... „ . ... & . b , * r ,„ .hruwn b.M k wltl! ' ' " , y ' “ *” *• “ nJ #«ruund troop truol,!i knocked out s(* o f uigllt enemy tank*. Then the commanding general •iividn). to legroup the U. S. WASHINGTON, -inly 2b (A P ) forces Inst night a few hundred Serrelaty ol L)elrn-r Johnson yards east of the line to give said lud.iy this luuiitiy'v uvriall the defenders better positions. Hut the enemy again strum fighting "potential" x».i* greater ,1'wailMur.l oa e>a. Three, ul the outhirak of the Korean War Race Commission Baruch Demands P le d g e s Inquiry M o b iliz a tio n Of 01 Racing Tracks U. S. I n d u s t r y J A C K S O N V H Jil. J u l y 2f» ( A P ) — The men who oim atr Honda'* lioise and dog racing track* will be fully investigated be­ ginning at once, the Stale Raeing Commission said today. After meeting more than Iwn hours in . executive ir » iu u , the Commission released the following statement: * " D ie Florida State Rat ing Com­ mission Iras today, in executive ses­ sion, unanimously lesolvrd to im­ mediately ruim iientr a sweeping investigation ol all racing prrmil holders in this slate lor the puqiosu of determining whether lliric is any evidence of unlawful political contributions under the raring laws of this slate by any permit holder, and lo further determine if stock­ holders of record in racing associa­ tions in this state are the true and lawful holders and owners there­ o f." W ASHINGTON. July ?*) oV) — Senator* were reported today to hate pressed Serrrlarv of Helen-,• Ji.lun.im lor u -.pred-np in rrarniamrnl twynnd Ihe * I iJ.iuumti.uon im rr.vr asl.,-,1 liy President Truman S e n a to r Young (It-.N'li) told lepnrters that it un* the altitude of the Senate Vpprnpnaloin- CommitIre tbnt even greater hlriilrs ought lo be made in tusriuinK than proposed In the Pre.idrni. lie said llii- altitude developed at u closed hrariiiK at « hi. h Jnlmsnn. General Umar N. Iliadley, rbsirinan ot the piiiil rliirfn of staff, nnd heads of tlie \,nird Services testified. �*’he Sanford Herald Investment Guarantees ................................................... The rapidly clinngiriR ahnde.x o f congresMonnl opinion an to the merltn o f the Point Four proposal for technical aid to backward countries have made it certain that no very large sum will tie sent In developing the idea in the coming year. The situation in Congress reflects a general public variance o f opinion as to how far the United States might to go in such an effo rt to help undeveloped regions, and un­ certainly hr to whether this is a really sound economic idea nr n gigantic international give-away scheme. Defending the Point Four idea in a recent radio inter­ view, Capua >1. Way nick o f the State I)e|iartinent declared that in the long run the program would not cost the Amer­ ican taxpayer anything, because its costs would rome hack in (he profits of increased trade. Tills might be the case if the program were to be carefully worked out and executed on a basin o f sound business risks, and without involving any outpouring o f American wealth or efforts at govern­ ment expense, One o f the vital questions is that o f guaranteeing American investments abroad. American cnpital is no longer available for enterprises in some o f the most needy areas of the world because o f fears that American commercial developments would ho seized, which do not look kindly on foreign enterprise. It has been suggested that the American government protect investors against loss In Point Four countries, or set up an insurance program lo do so. The fear o f the fantastic government losses which might bo incurred in such a scheme is likely to upset the whole Idea. The best plan might be a limitation o f Point Four operations lo countries whose governments are wilting nnd able lo guarantee1 that the rights o f American Investors will be respected. That would not lay the American taxpay­ er open to losses nor encourage investors to take unsound risks, yet would command respect for the American prin­ ciple o f free private enterprise. H I M a n illa A ira A R n d r r t f p a a r m nil r l p a a ' m illir ,r * 't•l n, *t l1i l"* '•»» I’** I n , iin .lr r i h r A rt »t Ip n fn rrf, " tViagrea* «t Mnrrh a. IHTB. ■ “ is n i.i.T W K. nicAM C itlin t iikAN H nu liii w * ll iii iR K * r * r n * i i i i i t i d * If A T K * 9f rnrrler tet MnnfVi r1ir#r Nnniha ■ M I .Ml . .... »* UltiHIha Yrmr______ ______ S(HI a «wi ■„... . I * ™* ' All oUlunri aailrn rnnla nf ■kinnfcit. tPanlllllnpa hat nnfkrea Pi ' « 1»MPlnm»nt let Ihr pit|i»a, .if «l«lna IllPlIa, Mill h* * horii d for II rapwlpt n.liPtllilap h i m Hipiran.ini arnttunnU) 11, Iplnnrf ttn a p iiH i llrpirarnlnllira In. l i t " l u l l . l.hlrPBP, Unroll, Kan in a n i>. n»P hi. I.mil,. T h a l l e r a l r i la A n i r m b r r n f I h r A a a n r J n i r r i I ' r r a a nhlrh la a n l l l l r . l a t r l n a l i r l i I., i h r aaa lor triiphll. fMflun of o il Ilia Inrpl o n . a p r l n l r P tA t h l a n r n . | i p | . r r , pa M* t i t t t a . l l a p n i i h r a n ail pa nl' ; w fe l)y ivH l>AV. J U L Y 2* 1930^ T O U A T n l il llL R V k MSR I f we have failed miserably to llva w orth llj, thn thing In do It hoi ark l.'od In change HI* anger but In change our way*. lie I* O ffer In forgive find forget, hnt w* Ju*l have In hquare our rnnduet a* tlfi higher lawn. O Lon) re ’ btiVe me not In thine anffer.— )’». *••1. ____ _ Why wail until tomorrow morn­ ing in get the trews on the Kniean fighting when you e«n lead it In­ flight in llie Sanford Heraldl 1 Someone in S i Petersburg iug geila dial Got emoi Warren relign. We ran I 'inaffine an easitf way out foi him now. - ■- ■• i #> — - , ll mat l e loo lale In ila tl blaming e-yone for what hai hap­ pened in Korea. Murh more import­ ant u to gel ready now so dial we dun’i - have to blame anyone fur what i* going to hapiP'ii in Europe • fr • WEDNESDAY JULY 26, 1950 THU SANFstllD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA " A C E TW O • -Mm . '■Pfbtidenl Truman ralU upon ilia hippie of ihii country lo be on die alh/t againil vpie* and laboteun FW ofliciali iay that molt AmeriMrt Communiiii h*»e "gone untierground" for the duration but we’ie tfraid drey haven't gone under­ ground far Enough In m il moil of uL Ten feel or rnqre ttuuldu't be too much. Nobody lovet a traitor1 So Corn muniit, G fd fa il Eii|er who, i|n | bail in lliii rountty In gel to K ail Germany where he could live among Iriandi, w a, nut elected eetr iW ty g rtie fa l ol die Uif'nfan Crint^tsmtsl Patty. He was not even made a member nf the Central Eject)lire Committee. Since h f had |>ettayed Tit* own cotmliy. the Commtiniatt figured they couldn't truit Ainv either. Medical Pincers Just before Die turn o f the century an American Army surgeon named Walter Reed established his nnmn in history by proving that Dr. Carlos Finlay*, a Havana physician, had boon correct in theorizing that yellow fever wns spread by mosquitoes. The fruit oT the accomplishment has been ( luib yellow fever has been virtually eliminated from modern cities, although il still flourishes In rural areas o f two large tropical regions. These are a wide bell extending completejv Hcrosn tlie continent o f Africa, and the northern section of South America. In the West Indies, where Reed and bin lissocial es carried out their experiments, it has been coni rol­ led. Now the World Health Organization o f the United N a­ tions has n program to push the fever farther back. Hy iutertiatinnal agreement the yellow fever zones are exactly defined. Quarantine, disinfection and other sanitary tneaMirea are employed, by ihr government o f natinns rnnrernud, to prevent the transmission o f yellow lever across the boundary lines. Within the zones, efforts go on to eradicate the species o f mosqtlit i which carried Ihr fever: Those zones were fir.-it net up in IMG, and last year thev were studied again and the,Ijnes revised. There wan a alight decrease in he size o f the American zone, an increase in Die size of the African zone. ■v In ^ o n t h A m e ric a there hi already a nlbtHtlig away at *# i i fover ,,m i' ««<* doubtless this will take placo in A f r ic a also. It is a process o f gradual encroachment o f civil. Uul on against the region still held hy an ancient disease, n kind o f medical pincers movement. The Otlier Driver Hteeident Truman ha* asked "W h y doesn’ t he learn to drive'’" At this very instant Cpfifftti* foi ait immediate five sontq motorist is probably muttering that question under billion dollar inurate in t u n , juit hall nf what he ask'd for his breath its Ho recovers his course mid equilibrium after (pending money on die Korean barely getting bis car out «*f u light spot caused by the un« war, gird jutl a drop in die bucket predicted antics o f Another driver. What this irate motorist to tfkql dm embiuglio it going In almost itrver realizes Is that the other driver doubt less is coil htf.iie it it over. And yet, muttering the same question. The automobile driver, described In general, hnH tie five billion dollar* it more than it coit In run the entile guveinuenl terrible fault of expecting others to drive as ho drives, ih Jot any one year dining the pun- thinks tllut the "Rules o f the road" mean to others the same things they mean to him. Hut consider people outside peioui yean ol the 1*120*. Yongdong ba» fallen. One of die b r J t iil. if not die biggest; of Afcrfticart force* hai been beaten back. drtvBn out of a city they Lying to hold, beaten until ttH jrvivm dectinaud in number*, ragged and exhauited, by a bunch • f howling ravage fanatic*, who having nothing lo live for, ta n 'b * persuaded that it li baUtf ' i battle. But American* died battle too. end more will din la taka Yongodng back- And when we get tlr what have wa got) JftbtrMary Brannan u y i (Kara o f food iti m m country find thii Mn whatc whatever for hoatdjrig lion *r prtca inenaw*. incraaic*. Howavar, that* ARE koardiat and prica incraatta, ak avaryont who foe* lo tha tary itoia.thw dayi can (til. Ora,aunt p*o»U hotel*, tha Ki|hh fricaa wiO to, tha* wadi fertag u dtp very condition " I woald hkc to avoid. Ai tre it boarding, if pried rakad, then would b* haa aver. Soaitoniy thing that keep* tig up fvirt mate (get dun ft tatfc won o, and 4he Mora il co*ti 35 uw . f f l i l g f r — ■ .. j J VI WV* flwl'sHflllOf ‘JflOCVflh« Inridwa* raal turn*, ao we k. t* being da- Itattka Ha. m o f their automobiles, walking along a fairly busy street; Some walk slowly, some fast; some proceed in a straight, business-like line, other casually from shop to shop; some chatter amiably with companions, others go silently, intent on their surroundings. There nre endless otlier deviations in the way people walk nlong a city street. When these poople drive cars, they also drive by dif­ ferent habits. Some want to go fnst, some slow; some want to see what they pass, others only to get from one place of another; some make shrewd calculations of their chances and slide swiftly from one opening to another, while others atw content to have their pare slowed for many miles ralhtk than attempt a hurried pnsK. Different people havo differ­ ent ideas about how a car ought to tx* driven. This is the thing thkt so many drivers fall to tako into consideration; thay try to flgura out what the other follow is going to do. AM too often this reasoning Is wrong, and the result is a tight spot, perhaps an accident. The next time you find yourself chafing at the behavior of another driver, pause long enough to remember that his way to dritre may be different«from yours, yet possibly just as guod. Thla may Improve your prospect for a ripe old age. B a r u c h W a m ln fi: jwss r, control but military dsfaat abroi r 1,1on, J1 and ao ttStf to preven dsfi i* renla,1 , fer lees ber o f other moasurra. Rough laack These Included anil.profiteer ing ring ahd to tog** by the second half of I hi* it*, lind ah all- yaat; rent controls with a pro­ vision lo r justifl*be Increase*: a mobilisation agency to aynchroniir American efforts) • poStMnemrrit o f teas eaaantial spamifug, both lly I M V ITT M acKElfZIE A t’ Foreign A ffa ir* Analyst America’s nuitdeN shift from n proffrarn rinplmsizing economic well-being lo n trcmendoutly costly tentntnlnrnt piojfct, coupled with a hiimlnr move among her Allantir I’m I sllii*# in Western Klirope, put* an entirely new com­ plexion on life for liie democrac­ ies nnd it isn't n w ay one. No, thal'a not predicting an­ other glol.nl war. On the conlimy, this iout liniment is calculated to loti vtall imy possible nggreaslon. j It ii. recognition of the increasing­ ly obvious lint that militry weak­ ness mnoiig I ho democracies now would he an invitation to attack. The rape of Korea lias been Irc-ih warning of .Moscow's project of wearing tn down economically and militant) by isolated assaults. It's the old dtvide-uml-conquei scheme, anil numerous similar lied attacks appear in the offing. As n matter of fnct Communism may have cut its own throat hy the Korean aggression. Had it not been lor h'.ieti, America and tinWestern European member* of the Atlantic Pact would have pushed steadily along with their economi ■ welfare programs, and thla would have been done at the expeni* ot wholesale rearmament. Nuw I he search for Security has suddenly shifted from the ideal of balanced budgets to all light militaiy sttength capable of meeilria any eventuality. And for clarity's sake let's em­ phasise that this change Isn’t he tame the western authorities beneve minlher World War ia Inevi­ table. It’s because they recognlie that it Is possible anil that mili­ tary weakness on (heir pari would increase that possibility. Until recently the Western A l­ lies had figured that It would take llusifn three or four years to » i kih economic and military pre parednets. Thai fact was taken .nlu consideration by the* Atlantic i act nations in laying their own plans for developing military *ecurty. Now they suddenly find (r « a l l n M » « Km III P m , Hark that this estimate was far too meet tire threat to world pence." optimistic. ". The emergency appropriation Bo wo see America and her A l­ ropiest in based on two fnctori lies rushing plans to meet any "First, the rcipilrenientii for land pusalhle attack. That I* the all im­ natal nnd air force* nreiled Irv portant subject now IwforB the (itncrnl MacArthur succfssfullv twelve dcpul.es o f the Noith A t­ to prosecute the campaign* in Ko lantic Council Hireling in London ten; and second, the need to build 11H- London Time* comment* on up the strength of our forces nvo the situation; and above those committed to the ‘The time may he nearer than Korean campaign." had been thought when the Soviet X. In Korea, It "is a Imttln of government may feel Itself 1free supply and Ihc distances Involved to go ahead with expansion and are gtertl. A* a result, we must ex war, confili'iit uf being able tu peet difficult problems nnd slow cope with any military reactions progress." ot which the Western puwera are Johnson's prepared text made no capable." I> (JU ewirae the drniucrgylva have direct reference to rriticism voiced uukrter' ir notable pierrdrnt to remind In some congressional them of poaaihililirx, Thuy aren't about the condition of American likely soon to forget that Adolf military strength as a result of Hillry per lor nircl the staggering Pentagon policies. But it wxs plain feat of rearming n defeat Her­ the statement wns intended us i» man)- right under the nnae* uf sunuunding nations without their ment Jobs Just before they fllerl im illin g what wns happening. Then nil of a sudden Her Fueh- the unit and got a temporary court rur awaggcird out into the open nrdet ngnlnxt paying Rich any and defil'd alt astonlslird world. further state money for rental of Hut hr didn't wn. tr much time in equipment on a mlle-and-a-half verbal defiance. He inn rein'd hi* alrctrh of mud In f.’ttrns county. 1 Rond Department Attornev John teglnns. The Western powers have ttu Me Whlrtrr *«ld Ificli ha* com­ Intention of liumtnig such an ad- pleted the work, lwen paid $9 , nnd still in owed IL'.I'OO lit $2. vanlago to any other aggressor n.rii. Consequently tiny iiiuiL 500) make n .pilch mobilization ol reMcKctlian oald, Rich I* only one ouiTea for rearmament. And of ,11 conlrnrtora with whom the not economically productive, It State has equipment comm as, and means that Americans must tigh­ hi has just happened to get the ten their IxdtH so that they can biggest share of the business bedonate to prepardnsas. tfauet hri Had tha eqoipment needed There probably i* nliead of U» i t tit# time. He probably Wont be a long, har'd grind nf SHcriflca. <h* leader hy the en.l of this veer, And as previously remarked, tha the road chairman aeid. prnspprta aren’t rosy. Huwevar, He said the department oUn* we stay-al-honiea would be pretty small to gripe while our soldier In coMinue the equipment r«nt*l to hoys are holding the sack for u* prMctlre and spargi perhaps ptreetit of its road construction in Korea. niUngy this yr*r under the system unless tha court declares it IIltg il. He said only 0 .1H percent o f the (C m Hs m s r t « a P a w s u n i contthsction monsy went for "hasn't disapproved" the practice equipment rental Ust year com­ Jle and the department engi­ pared with a.S bs 1939. neers shied away from exact rort* 'The med hoard etatement fit »m parisnns with rate* In other ad- Phaeisid W t * ent reqUI ministration* hecauie thev *aid jeb* art not tlon by wrl- Johnson’s Report State Road Hoard costs of equipment, labor, fuel add lowVfrtiL-tdf*/ but by the Road repairs have guns up along with Depart mint |ti*(f. all other commodities In reefnt "The department furnished la­ year*. bor and all materials used, tha ma­ They eald, however, that eaul mem now It rented for tha ftrlb terial* having bean obtained competitive rough com tltlve bidding. bidding, The time on a flaad rats kchadula that through contain* ceiling prices .'tom 10 |o depart m H*l 9.1 percent below rate* appro' personnel. by contractor*' organizations M ’ department, not owning rental uf equipment for private use. l'i*u equipment, rented meChlrf Fnginter Sam P. Turnbull *aid In past administrations tha. ' Ing taggea of.-. akHied rates were negotiated and somemelatcnancc lim n wuro liJgliyr. sometimes low­ operatqrJ. . sbiUed er than at presuit. many tfm| and repair*. Tin* hoard said butldlw' rapde « "lb appeared deftattely to be In with equipment rented almtg With it* operator# |a nNwsgtr.y s te’ ',u m ' J ciuty out the record conalrucfiok * “"•RySTSrw: el*t»at. * * a n & a i- #0 yrevialon ssMast*®® 'o ' -orlly fir (li« miilhtalh equinm He ilecllneq (c •c.liorl qf turr Rfft •butter,' of mobilising our otnngth n SJ rente _______ •hit W ia i « t s .s » . tloMa. •T*" »a tha ehoiea ot./^aMO'- uf now, while p#«fa *u S t e ttir u •Md stU eivliia*- I h U h w . rleua beard* to be l)lt. C. I,. PKRSONS Optometrist ' IK , * -■ * ~ * T r "if i K. Palmetto Are. Don’ t Si mme r Spend Your After­ noon* In The (.'ooteat Spot In Town! k m H ** E JC * reply to that criticism. Johnson said the mllitarv estwhlikhment "t» a sounder mobili­ sation bate than any the Unite.I State.! has over had before," thai there now l» n closely knot team of land, naval nnd air force*. '■The swift decDinns during the past four weeks to coordinate lire combat effort)) of the Army. Navy nnd A ir Force In the Far Kaat <u striking examples of the benefits of unification In nn emergency,' he naid. " After asserting that “ the over­ all combat potential of our ardu forces was at a higher levep on June 25—the day the Republic Gif Korea was invaded—than had Ham the^ruse any time hitter"pnslUar denioliilization was complcte»t," JulraaoA added) >• •' ■"I realise ' that Hu* forejeofuV sentence could he rigat.led i»s fine, glittering genernlKV. sq 1 wntrirl like to make It concrete. F<P that pm pose, I will use xpeeiri. Illustrationa. "In the raKO of the Navy, whit the fleet Is doing today would not hiivp horfn pcwathlr two year* ago In March of 19*8. Just after the Communist* staged a coon | Czechoslovakia, Secretary of De­ fense Forraetal was gravely con­ cerned about the readiness o f the active fleut. "In a memorandum which he ie< rived on .Mar, 2.1, HM8 . the foi lowing significant statement ap pears; 'A h of Mar. 22. f«<re nr." I l l vessel* o f the active fleck irnmoldlitad nnd »Mt radnee.l limited operations (or a total o' I77t by insufficient pcr-onnol.' “ This situation was also one of the factor* which has led (lie p?. partment of Defense to advocate a greater fighting strength for each ship, even at the axprn-e of re­ ducing the toUl nme her of ship' In the active fleet. Th « shlpa wo need are the ships that can float and fight. "f)n Jim* M . when the Republic of Kory* w*s luvgdtd, every thin waa capable of getting utu/erwav ahd moving Into actlnq. O ff the shore* of Korea, tv* gr# being tiro »Wed wifh d*ilv tllumalton* of the reatllneia of tha tolpa in our active fleet," Johnson said of the . Air Fordthat "thart has h»en a substantia’ *!• « « » • • t V 1 CHILDREN FREEJ Children Under 12 Yrs. Admitted Fra# With Fiucnta Anytime Exrcpl .Saturday & Sunday, Truman M chh^ k'c (rimtlaucil front I’ obo Ooak rnusl be Hepped up— |tomb|y bby n rale of $10,000,000,000 annually belore Jnn. I and that basic indutliy itself must be expanded by federal loans and guaranlecs. "W e cannot nfford longer to rlak the posalbllty o f future i!vi­ pers to shortages o f some uf Iho moat essential rcqulrcmena for our nntiona] security," Mr. Tru­ man eald. tin did not name steel specifically as one of the industries critically noadlng expansion. But It he-.dad his Hat o f ' ’scarcity" materl. ala, desplto capacity operation ainca April. Safety from further Communist eggroxatoh (Wjienda, Mr.' Trttman sold, on "production and more production," nnd safoty from in» flatinn depend* on buslnea* and cunHiimer* alike refraining from "hoarding and avarice." Tha message asked no emer­ gency powers beyond those r e ­ quested a week ago—to contra) credit, allocate scarce materials, limit civilian oqtput, requisition goods, curli commodity specula­ tion, and help finance industry'a expansion for war. It added new pressure on Con­ gress to grant those powers, how­ ever, and 1U keynote was speed— speed in both law-making and munftlons-maklng. The power* requested. Mr. Truman aatd, not only will meet present needs but will perform another essential service— to "biuld up our prep arefines" fo r more drastic steps If the military situation woraanl. ‘Detailed plana fur thane fur­ ther slope" havo been drawh, Mr. Truman disclosed, and he added: " I f It - should become uaataesary, 1 shall without hesitation nak tha Congress for tha grant o f tha powers ta implement these further plans, whether for com­ plete economic mobilisation or for further Intanuedlaio action depending upon tha need." Industry now I* breaking all rrodurtfpq records, ha aabl. Yet. LA ST T IM E S TO D AY! UIWUSSt TH U RSD AY A F R ID A Y ! SALE Pd- taatial " Than be reffem l back t" Wa aeml-aanua) repert of la*' Fabruai^f, quoting that part of It which safdt "In our Air Fares of today and as planned fo r 1951, we have 4(fi.000 men manning 48 groups, bat due to organizational change* these groups, according to AI Air Fores estimates ate equivalent t.O W H groups nf tha same alts an visaged In the previous concept of the TO group program." 1941 P O N T IA C xm PLYM OUTH BbJmi, Locally owned. 1*14 t&w&lg WTSS te go* assarts, hfcT see* 91 gftMrs m aw and lost tha earns number whan the season began. 1947 j IN T E R N A T IO N A L 1937 to ilE V iH fbR t Sedan, good transportation. Pick-Up « Vatu* t llo o y%t: > 49*1 B UtCK FIRST OUT DOOR BHOWtlfG! ,. Coup* KxtTa pod condition Joseph C o U o a - V ^ - a ^ •vilft tihiufto and Sima both \ by wall from their JUad , E Y E S E X A M IN E D G L A S S E S F IT T E D • ed for enmpefttive bidding. Dm tailed plum era not otherwise needed on many Job*, officials In- . w Crsr'iJSS- If WILL HE RELEASE IT? THE WORLD TODAY and Inflation at Koma. "Because tre permitted the BoHa told the deflator* that th« * l 0 .K?,n ,'W* liend start ih current bill, whllB good In part, Tl »M | t mobllUdtion. we now fkce a itat go far enough. round o f putipel aggression*-program because It cwU out much "Tha situation Is aufflclndl* where next,'who can Telit", m v s (o warrant an oyer rer-all ceilcamiy end Ume-conauaUmf drdftIn addition to priorlUss and n g across the tha emir economy- price frecse, Uarurh urged a num­ ing of detailed dfeecifi. atloha need- "j Ing ln w .M U liw ird ol th» Sta* to produce xlaeabU quantities of military weapons. *Whfle We were stocking our hornBs with refrigerators and telOvialon sots the Borleta were stocking tanka and radar. without adding new plant*, It can speed un to a production rat* of more than 1276,000.000,000 an­ nually by New Year a Day with, out undue strain on materials, plants or manpower supply. ^ This mesns an Increaeo o f 98,000 ,000,000 lo 10 billion dollars in the annual production r a t e more than enough to absorb thla vrar’s ehaia of the 110,486,000,000 Increase In military spending which Sir. Trumnn naked on Mon* day. Another lucre***, fully nt large, may bo expected In 195i as a result of rising output per nmi*.hour of work, Mr. Truman predicted. ^ But because of shortages of steel, copper and certain other materials — whoso prices have spurted In the Inst few weeks— some civilian goods must be shunted o ff the production lines to make room lor armaments. I . ft- J ' ' * » • < * ... 1 *> o.-wt <A- * ■'1 • m i i So * ( U C H 0 L S O II B J B I C K CO IUC,iO U A A rk ' -.id:s -- �Social A nd Personal Activities ^.elephone 148 Social Calendar W EDNESDAY The Regular Prayer Meeting Service o f the First Baptist Church will he in charge of the Douglas Jobe Junior llrotherhiHhl. • fe e lin g starts at 8 :0 0 P. M. The Training Union Executive Committee of the First Baptist Church will hold their monthly meeting at 0:00 P. M. after the prayer meeting hour. TH U RSD AY The Association W. M. U. meeting will be held in the Firtt Beutiat Church, New Smyrna beginning at 10:00 A. M. There will be a covered dish luncheon. |K>The Douglas Join? Junior Bro'^nrrhood will hold their regular weekly meeting at the First Bap­ tist Church ut 7:30 P. M. All members are urged to attend. TU ESDAY Tbe Fidelia Class of the First Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. Miriam Vtnup, lltl West Nineteenth Street nt 8:00 P.M. with Mrs. M. G. Hodges u* cohostess. Newn Of Zoo (O s s H s m # S m a Pa ss Oast fo r his delicacies offered him, tUrned up his nusu in disgust, “ He wouldn’t eat a bite until 10:00 o'clock," said Mr. Davis later. The buby mandrill was pur­ chased by the City from the late Frank Buck. W f \ Meanwhile, over on Monkey Is­ land, event* of u blessed naturo have been nccurring which have been entirely overlooked by th.> census takers. Right on July 4th the stork brought Jocko snd Irene, spider monkeys, a small female bundle. A similar event occurred three days later when Bennie and Betty were blessed with a son. A baby show is held every day now on the Island. -T h e baby monkeys are getting ydflung fine, although one o f them got a had case o f hiccups the other day. Onlookers reported that the mother monkey hoisted j the baby monkey on her shoulder, ! patted It and burped It, and all j was well. Over in the guinea pig pen se­ veral new offspring arrived and the proud mother has put (hem on a scientific diet of fat- ! luce and carrot*. * — ##*#■«**-? laJ. * 1946 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4 Door Sedan $995 $330 down $50.15 per mo. Seminole County Motors Ft. Mellon Park Phone 1011 PAGE THRF' THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FI.OHIU* WEDNESDAY JULY 2G. 1950 Betty Jane Wilke To Wed John Deal Mr, and Mr*. Charles Wilke of Sanford announced today g e engagement of their daughter. Elis­ abeth Jane, to John Charles Deal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Deal of Lancaster, Pa. Miss Wilke is a graduate if Seminole High School and for the past year ha- been attending John II. Stetson University -it ll I.and Mr. Deal attended Lancha.ster High School and is now associated with the New York (Bants. The wedding will he an event of early uutumn. Plans fur the wed­ ding will b« announced at a Intel date. Elizabeth Fae Hayes Celebrates Birthday Little Miss Elisabeth Fae Hsyew«* honored un her birthday with a party given by her mother, Mrs. Charles Hayes at their home. The guests were gathered ill the living room, which was decorated with summer flowers. (iumes were played hv the young guests with prises being won by Lloyd David Lowe, Nancy liobb and Georgia Lee YVrigtd Later on in the afternoon Elisa­ beth opened her many nice gifts. Refreshments o f cake and ice cream were served to Elfxalieth Fae, Dermic Hayes, Reggie and Jane Whatley. Bonnie Alford, Joyce Wilnn, Lloyd Lowe. Judy. Snlly. and Nuncy Itehb, Brenda Ilenion, tieraldine Wright, Paul Keith. Frankie and Georgia Lee, Hevu Mae Wright and Jerry Lane. Also Mrs. Della Hardy, Miss Myrtle Lee Hardy, Mtss Elulse Benton and Mrs. L J . Lowe. 1 RADIO STATIO N "' W.T.R.R. | I TMt'nanAY *:0 0 tlhythm Hour (till News Sill, Western Jamboree Mill g-ven O'clock Chib 7 News A Hcores lino liorta llsy •ilk Pled Plp-rs • 1J11 Morning -Jicvoiloas *:45 Moods In Music »:0e World M Nine Silk Plill lived Al Organ • »t.til t.nwrence Klllntt A Orrli Silk Whsre Angels Kesr to Trsad Ilium Pin l’ |i Parade 10:1* A lloy. A Olrl Music Itblil Melod) Magailns |t):45 Three Hons ll:oii Orchestra .V Htnr J ill" Morning Variety t ilt * Music Hawaii T1:*M Prayer Knr Peace I1:l)|i World Al Noon I3:lt Itadlo Karin lilgesi IfiSn Him Cluh 1: 01) pnpular Htar 1:1* Latin Americana lilt Musical Varieties t .4k 111hie Wussllou Hour J:0o liar None llancli l i n o World Al Three 3; Ik Tiiduy'a Hlar 3:30 lilts K Headlines 3:4G Tour Memory Hungs 4:0a Music Lovers Program 43u llv lle<iue*i 'dill Ithylhm Ilnur kiC. Bright H|>ot «:0ii News 4 Ik Hporis King nr l>*r 4:3n Twilight Hongs C:3I) H|oirts Parade 4i4k Vaughn Mnnroe Hlngs 7t»o llepurt To l*eo|de 7:1k The Charloteera 7:30 Hlilrland Parade 7:4k Night Kdhl..n • :nu Iiagoul lh.| • • ill: Bus-hall (lame Al l'ulalka 10:00 Culled Nations Hb Ik Bay Mi Klnlev Orel: l«:M Al Home With Munir11:00 Newa A latte Hcores 11 OS Hlgn Off North Koreans ISIIS Class Of 1!H1 lias Firs! Reunion < I I H I (P t r « >*•*• I*" n r e rs o n a l s K 'V K R R GENEVA NEWS Johnny lc x s * f Camp Blandinu' C O WA N ’S SUMMER SHOE SALE 1.88 • 288 $488 JULY 27 . . . WORK PA N TS $1.98 SHOES WORK SHIRTS $L29 \O ff Man's and Ladies’ Brawn and Whit* One \jot Summer Dress i SHOES LADIES’ DRESSES ON* GROUP $288 Valuea To 18 95 6 BATHING SUITS \Q ff PURCELLS .{AKJL ; Ureaa Shoe* Greatly RtHlured For This Sale! V lh a IM S to 14.M $2off • P L A Y SHOES— • STREET S H O E S - • DRESS SHOES Some As Low As $] 88 LADIES* All Current Season BETTER DRESSES ST J - ONK LOT $6.95 ‘ till 1c than 1.000 vote?, However, .md .1 recount uictncd HI -iKoMi Rep. 'like Mourom-y, 4K, wal­ loped Si-iiatm Elmer I'lioinas by appniximatelv Jfi.uut) votes in a conte-t wtmh national a t­ tention. The .toti-xt may have end­ ed tin- political i n eel ol tile 73ytai old Ibuiuas, who is chairman of tim Ren.iti Agriculture Commit­ tee am! Military Appropriations Mih-ionimitti-o. Returns front M707 of the state's il.TSk precincts gave Murray "34,-IH7 votes and Cin- ^33.578. The unofficial count from 3,740 boxes gave Monrottey 330,791 and Thomas 311,831. •< a STARTS THRUSDAY CHAMBRAY around «-a d 5 w W •' fc”k“kMl MEN’S STRAWS Value* 8.95 Special in r S& . sk.di'i «**•' DRESS PANTS M EN’S SUMMER PANTS closed the Amcricun light flank at o M r*. T.W. Wuhan* «n * ImtP. M. und fought on after dutk I le*. til i li' S inhtide II.nil S.-.ion lit the fitst night attack o f the U-iii.-ji or m i Tlli-dMV evening at war. There was n little enemy tit t llOHIe .11) Oil. Atmui artillery file. The infantry then came swarming through the Mis. William ' home was dec niouiitains urouml tin- flanks of orated in the .la- ...lots of lavthe unit. endei uti.l white. A-ter* mtd .flailA l 1:30 o'clock this morning ioluses in tin* chosen mini— were the North Koreans attacked the OKLAHOM A CITY. July l!ti— ...lb Gatlin, son of It.It. Gatlin, used in the reception hall and liv­ Amerlcjui left flank which was t/P)—Johnston Murray apparently left Sunday to enter Massey's Bus­ ing room. in (In- process of drawing hnck. had won Oklahoma’s Democratic iness College in Jacksonvilli A game "Do You Remember" The major said Ibis was the noiniiiatioii for governot mi h» was played which brought forth drive led by four tanks herding lin.-is of neariy-comfileti'. .mofflMrs. C.A. Dutton Is leaving to­ many minimi and serious remin­ the non-comhntims before them. rial return* fn-rn I'msdav'- pHday for Ash vide, NC. to spend n iscence-. liigli prizes for the best The bridge had been mined by maty runoff eleitiou, few weeks with relatives. memories were given to Miss the Americans und they w-oidd II, Ii ml ovei William 0 f**i Mat tin. Fox and JudeErnest have blown it up otherwise. Mrs. S. M. Lloyd of Tullahassec Hoii-hoider. l ow scores were wilt "The Americans just couldn't arrived Saturday to spend ionic by Mrs. tins::. I : Hi- Maxwell mu! open file on those women and time with her sister amt brother- Vuii Lovell. f i C ( 5M f\ C^1 children,” Witherspoon said. in-law, Mr. ami Mrs. A.L. licit-. During the evening lodge II >U»This gave the tanks u cliancu THEATRE RIDE-IN o « i i holiier on beliulf of tin- class preto come in close and open di­ n Mrs. Olaf Noritgrm and children setiled a white, laveiid. . llini.-ttci rect fire on the American posi­ of New Orleans are visiting Mrs, orchid to Mi William* in LAST TIMES TO N IG H T uiory tion*. f«M I Nordgren’s mother, Mrs. Vililcn of lii r dniiehl. i Snide.- William? Fortunately, the Americans be­ k k ; n o r m . K K i : . v n 'i t i : - - i i a i m ; a i n N t o m t A M and other relatives. gan late yesterday pulling their Edward-. Mr.-. William* inmte wa: artillery back nnd getting heavy alwnys open to tin- .In-- and hei Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Patrick and interest ha- remained keen. The equipment toward the rear. daughter Carolyn have returned to lust meeting on gradual ion night This foresight undoubtedly their home in Lock Arbor after was held in her home snvril the artillery. It prevented liig Mil N o. 2 spending a month's vacation in a road jam which would have ltefreshm.nl of lavender und northern Wisconsin and Michigan been caught In crossfire of infil­ white ice . ream and . mstrating Communists. K IL L E R 'S f / v o / iced m iavcli.i.-i 11' 11-1 flftO Mrs. S. Kendrick and son Paul tlie plate- tic. iiM.ti d iv it h The night attack caught the of Washington, D.C. are sm-ndimr of Invcu.lci and white pc-naj Americans by surprise Ml day­ long the Red artillery hud beer, several days in Banforil a- the served. HOLDEM FOCH COBB guests o f Mr. ami Mrs Paul pc. niliet. There hud Ix-en little neTwo notes from absent members told. tivlty at the front since noon. Mis* U..ih Met I inget i ml Mi ^ ba tin the right flank, un Ameri­ Mary Chiippoll ( ‘..ict.ii a . t .- road can regiment which bad beaten Mrs. M.J, Mortis will leave Sol Class nt od " i pro ent .v. r buck two Red attacks yesterday unlay for Miami when* :ihe w;ll Mrs. Carrie Luv.-ll s - it?. Mr morning was corky und confivisit her daughter, Mrs. W II Gtissic Tillls Mavw-ll nf U.-xanili-i’l. Harvy, for two duys before going A ls o : m. n But Die attack, staling a limit to the Panama Canal to v:*il lie. tliut. Va . Mi Mala i <v « roe. MiMlntl . Fox. lu.l'c El P. M., clinic in im much force. ItA N K IR U R (: son. Capt. R.C. Murris, USA. ne t Him lioj.lc, E:i,i . Bel*The enemy bad sifted tlimugh B iij^ h B u n n y C n r lo o n IIMMY LYOON Vail Lovell. Seth Woodruff, Ab­ the It. S. lines, threatening the Mrs. tihniv's tamper of Ciimitlii, sent tiiemliers wen MrWilti' A l D O N A H U E A f ./ i entire position. So the AmeiiGa. ia spending a few day: id tinI 'iliiiu t l In ( ‘n lu r cans began back in nmeiiltglil HISURClilSIKA[ j home of Ml. and Mrs. J.D Co.lt- Siugl.-taiy lii.liM-ll. Mi- Etigenla S1IMU W AIST M A T E R N IT Y across the rice paddies and AtUUMfi ran in Luke Mary uml with Mr. Pope. C'.ot lii.llv t'o.l on il'S N ) DBEHS FOB SUMMER — De■lu.lire Alu> Ivin oci rugged ridges. MtlUM und Mrs. W.L. Stuudenmiro mid Guest win. win- |.i.-ent were signcil In blark-doltcil silk cocoa Cid. Orville Thomas u « San­ Mr. ILK. Cochran of Sanfurd. dusky, Midi., ii lifU'inan, saiil the Mb. \ ail Lovell, Mi . Si III Wood- : linntiliig. Shiny black button* Reds hit his position on tin- lilt Mr- I 11 Cowan and Mrs fasten sleeve cufTs nnd boillre. A Mrs. ll.G, Lingle, who i.« spend­ tuff. 11■<m11i- William patent belt conceals hook*and-eye flunk about J A. M. today T H U R S D A Y —FRI DAY ing several months in Sodas. N Y. “ The first we knew there » i rn adjustment in this New York with Iter huabund, was rulhd Sul: dress. four tank- coming down the road M.O-M t«-pf*»*■•« day to Carlo, III., |,y the denth of (,Y. 1'. Drr*% Jntlifufr Photo) with 'liilt-ct fire nn ns," la- Mmt. ion*! TAYLOR her father, Walter Uenvel. Mr HE’S By V \ELGI N PR K V A TT Lingle will l,e at 3110] Elm St re. • The «*m»my w'im dropping nunTURNER in Curio for about n week. M' uml Mi- William Hindertar fire on the infantry al*o, *m» TA Y L ORMADE 'son und on Luiry, Mi and .Mrs. . ie m o c r a t ic I ' r im a r io s Thuniu* jumped over un I'l.ibiirkFriends of Mrs. N.E. Weilekilt •LL. Simons, Jr. and dmgfhtor Hevincut and errnp.-.t al.mg a milof DeLnnd. daugbter of Mr. un ' n ly and Mr*. Ellen Donne if Or* FOR HICK! M MWiliiitriV I *iHiii I'ltRp lin n road. Mrs. Paul Pt-zold, will he glad to lundo, Mr-. Stewart Brown of (tiled tilt- Dklulioliiu election. Moil Merrill Small nl New I’fc. learn that she is getting along Sepford, Mi - Jim Short of llir- r.in.-y held u lead of more tlnr-i 1‘altx, Y.. WHS ill a In-ivy satisfactory after undergoing mi Ininghani, Am., were visitors Sun- 'Jo.non votes, on the l:a*is uf mortar N.company »n tin- rightoperation Sunday at the Halifax dnj at Mi. und Ml . t'.A. Oldham uriofficlnl returns from 3,401 of flmik. Ill 1 Nil ill hi* unit was In: ALSO: MERR1E M ELODY COMEDY Hospital In Daytona. nnd (omilv mid Mi Geo. Peters. the state's 3,788 precincts. xlnuit 3 A. M. when sniper* and Mr. and Mrs. ticca Id L. Beet have "I want to congratulate Mr. “ l Inholivuably Clear On Our Miss lean Kayer, Miss Dilon returned home from Illinois .after n Mouionoy for his victory and Baker amt Glenn Lingle left this visit with telatfvcs. wi-li him success in the election* ftorn tlie nation." (•iiinl Sized Screen” morning by car for New York Jo Aim Flemming from Oviedo in November," the 73-year-old With 2,0111 of the state's 3\state. Miss Saver will visit vvi'h is spending a week witti Mr. uni defeated Senator said. 337 precincts reporting the un­ (•o .m i , u :t i : s h o w s t i So- iohni i *. m . Mr. and Mrs. Ilryon Fox, nnd Ml** Mrs. Earl Summit-ill ,,n.| family Monroney, u 4H-year-ol.l ve- official count was McMuth 170,Baker and Mr. Lingle will visit Mr. and Mr*. A.lb Mofnti of ternn of six terms in the House, 1*39. Limey 9»,732. with Mr. Lingle’s parents, Mr. and ‘-anford visited Ml Mm an'- mo- will face Rev. Bill Alexander, tint CH ILD R EN C N D E R 12 FREE! Arkansas Senator J. Willi.in Mrs. ll.G. Lingle. tiler Mrs. Snliv Le Fil*, who ho­ Republican nominee, in the fall Fulhright was unopposed for re"MOVIItS UNDF.lt T IIK STABS" .lectiiin. lme ti very ill, Sunday. nomlnation. Waiter Haynes, Jr. of Sanford MolU'oriey led Tluimaa in the Mrs. Pent Yur hough hioI MrThu Moniiniuy-Thoma* fight In and Miss Ruth Cal Udine und Al C.A. Oldham were Horn*- Demon­ firtt primary lint did not get a Oklahoma overshadowed the De­ A NFORD * ORLA N D O - H IG H W A Y * Tisdale of Gainesville, left tlds stration leiegates at Gaimivilt majority of the votes cast for ait mocratic nomination for govern, Yesterday’s runoff or. Johnston Murray and Will.am morning for Boston where they lust week. They arrived holm- Sit' candidates. followed. *8 1 O. Coe run so close in tiiul race wlll resume their studies ut Har­ Ul-t-'V Sensin']- Long In Is.uisiana won (333,513 to 331,773 with only 73 vard Medical School. Thfy have The many frietiils ..f E. T. Sumspent a month's vacation in Flor­ mei-Mll will l,e -iitry In lentil .)■ -1 n six-year term hands down. of the 3.785 precincts min-port­ Hi- Inis served two years of un ed) that guards were posted a,\•-> ida. In- is ill m i In- Fcimild Lanelil" Uliexpired term. nil state liuilol Ihix.-s, a recount Memorial Mo-piial. Malcolm l.iiFargue of Shreve­ ii.uv he ordered, I Jim- Fi-hi-i and John Adder •• ls: rt last night gave up his fight In Smith Cm.diim, two former |touted home Saturday after spelel fur the Democratic nomination— U. S. representatives, W. J. Bry­ mg a two weeks’ vacation at ! a ICaatlaard Krun pa i r tlae) in Louisiana Hie same tiling ns an Dorn of Greenwood, 34 year the nation before und dunoi- 1 Winona. .•lection— in the face o f Long's old veteran, und John J. Riley, Dcntim Pie van b-ft Saluni. World War II. la-llor thun two to one lead. Sumter hu*litea*mnti, received tinActivated III-boo Hu- hostllltie- for a two week National Guard * : Then, the count stood 1334 out Democratic uoniinution to the began ill 1941. Illunding served a* canipnnnl at Fort I ink son K.C of 3093 precincts) nt 339,341 for House. This is ei|uivnl.-iil to (>!<■>-• Mr. and Mr*. J.A. Curtain atel Ismg to 105,334 for LuFurgue. a training base for several regu­ tion. son Willinni letoi lied home froni lar djvlslnna. lu Arkansas, McMntl. claim..I Dorn defeiite.l Rep. Jumes it a vitiation at Viilsnm (inp. s.*’ victory early when he was 7 ,In addition to a giant induction Hurt- of Sulmln by almost 10,090 Hope, Donald, nnd Helen ti . non votes ahead, and said the re­ center for Army und Nnvv Per­ votes, nnd Riley rung up about sults of tin* primary “ will kill 5,0(81 votes over Rep. lingo S. sonnel, Blooding developed Into Sunday for Orlando to le- wa their parents Mr, and Mrlb, the Dixierinl movement in the Sims, Jr., who ut 20 is the young­ one o f the larger infantry replace­ Hampton. .South und thus eliiuinute It est ni.-nil>.-r of the Hist Congress. ment renters In the country. The camp was closed in 11)47 Mo i "H i he lioildiov's nod mioiiitnent in the camp have been dis­ posed of liy sales and sulvage. COOL OFF WITH THESE SUMMER BARGAINS $5 machinegtins thrm. “ I bed to Jit.»v iti tuy foxhole Until ii A M „" Small -aid. "I'hcn ! made a hn-ak for it." It wn- a familiar pattern re­ peating itself witli little hope id n change until rein Iui cements of American troop*—-or United N a­ tions forces— nic thrown into the fight to give the defender* a solid line which cannot be uutflunked. Y n u rsl T h * C tr4 «r»y S k ir t • f th i Y ta r*** r « * l tha v*i«at-*oftnaa* c f tha corduroy fabric. , . admire thb flattering new lin e * . . . ybu’ll agree tbi« •* *ndlhar exalting •OBBIC BROOKS "aklrtbfthe ya*r".Vartleta alaahpMkati add allmnaaa, graoaful flaring aklrl I* aetlon-fraa. N taaai neutral ar brilliant iewal tenaa In alia* t talft. _ 7 .9 0 �p ;? . C A U E y O P R ________________ t , T f# f r f t f t A T .t ) , S A W O t t D , f r t . O f t T P A _____________________________ W Y 1 C TSP A Y JU L Y 26, 1950 f Giants Break Winning Streak Of G-Men By 3 Stevens Limits G ’s HOT CORNER HOT-SHOT To 4 Scattered Hits; H E E M E V ^ i Palatka Meets San­ C M / C A G O W H / re ford At Ladies Nitc <ET0y . The Sanford Giants will meet Ote Palatka Arnica* In a Indies night till at the Municipal Hall Park tonight at H:I6 l*. M. RWll-hander t’ harl Title* la Knannled tn be the Marling pitcher. nwtKw, rru r*% IL :A C »\ G e o rtr& a u ro R W i T " '■ 1 72? /m ? lT A M H 0 * 9 i /MPROi/tMcrt r T J * ^ 5 8 3 ^ />i? w; / * /w i I «a * V \U i The Sanford Gianlt edgrd oul the G ainfiville G-Mrn lad night by a icore of 3*2. Rookie Clyclr S ltv e m wenl the ditlanre for tlir Gianti limiting the G-Men to 4 hiti and 2 rum while tending 11 of the G-Men down via the tlrike out route. Slevem wa* in double only cnc«, which wa* in the flth inning. J. R . Smith ila rlrd the inning with • tingle, Stevem then iniued Catcher Patdue a bate on ball*, and Rrquhart, batting for the pitch* r Baker, wa* iafe on an error, loading (he baiet. ttc m /tfAVc P is e H rtP e e in o t p a p b p b y TPS A G 1PCAXXGQ. 0 u rA rM & -s g A u > / j r r l o o k s & L ik e a K IC K l/ p S T A lP S -n e c P A m e o p e c s / ie M/Y P i)r P/M BACK /M r s e .300 . A fter fanning centerflehler Jim Emmerlek, Hlevena laaueil Cade n bate on Italia scoring J. It. .Smith. Steven* then bore down nntl fan­ ned Foatcr, bringing up Red Rnbarta who iln*hed n single to figh t field amring Pardon, Itut on tha play Erquhnrt tried to go home and was thrown out nt the plate, preventing the tiring run. Second baseman Mnrcrl I'oelkcr Went hltlea* In four trips Inst flight hreaking hla consecutive hitting streak nt 17 gomes. Although Marcel went liltles* tba Giants did well, romhing the offerings o f Raker for ten l.i Tha newly signed catcher, A f o e r a seW n/LPiS<9 a a r k p o r 3*0 T id Forsyth accounted for two BAstMeK mi94r M rs a .999 ay& s o f those lilts while having four fflrfal trips I ftps to the plate. Pitcher Clyde Stevens aided his own cause In the seventh nnlng hit* o ff three A Tiileri Inn lei» for when ha singled to conlerfield the one.shied triumph. tA v e w c rw driving In Forsyth for the first L ochI fan* honored Joseph II. tally o f the game. Dcl.and eluh owner, with •h P h n ■ sDehuy, Sanford ceremony between halve* of the 4 0 1 3 1 third Inning. Cheddertnn se Poelker 2I> 4 0 0 0 2 8 1 2 2 0 Palatka Hafenrrker cf Neville 1b 4 1 1 7 1 Mott as 4 n 0 I 0 McGraw lb Jackson rf 4 l 2 13 2 Tierney cf Forsyth c 4 0 1 0 2 Rurkcr 2b Tnmek 3b 4 0 1 1 n Garcia c Muryhp If 4 0 1 0 3 Ramos If Stavans p Fox rib 86 a 9 27 11 Took Totals rf •b r h fl R Mosher p Galatertlle Rivero p a 0 (i 6 0 Miller Emmerich cf a* 2 It 0 0 1 Cade 8h 1 () (1 0 ft 4 0 0 8 1 a— Knveniky Foster 2h 1 11 n ft ft 4 0 1 2 0 Kelley p Roberts rf p 86 6 9 24 12 4 0 0 1 a Total* Brewster ss ah r h ii a 3 0 1 6 0 Del.*nnd U V TrfliU'f Cooper lb 6 a 2 0 8 4 1 2 t 0 Fernandes 8b fm lth If ) U i Allen lb 6 i 8 9 l 3 1 1 Perdue c 5 (t 1 3 ii 2 0 0 0 l McLeod If Baker p 8 u 0 2 D 1 0 9 0 0 Plrtle rf frUrquhart rf 6 2 2 1 II Total* -30 - 2 3 27 . 7 lllacseko cf By FR A N K «?<iK , . D -P Im t on error for Raker In Gullies 2h 6 4 8 3 3 AP Nawafpslnrea Sports Kdllo «t Harrow* *s 6 2 3 3 Ith. ... „ Sanford . m>o 0(MI 120-8 Dunne •• 4 1 1 6 0 Georgo Kell and Vlr W ert* o f Gainesville non 000 020-2 Norlcgn p 2 1 1 1 1 F,— Htcvrris, Foster 2, Emmet - Hues p 0 It 0 It 1 the Del roll Tigers, Billy Johnleh, Pardue. Itsker, I'oelkcr. RHI— linn 1* If 0 II ft 6 1! non of the Yankees and Bobby Forsyth, Cade . Rnlierts. 211— Mur­ Tutnls 89 14 16 27 It lloerr of the Reirtlox rate ae 1mphy. Chadderton. 8R— Ommcrleb, n—Grounded out for Rivero In [•orient men with a bat In thu loifik of A le* Kellner, the rookie Chad(l*rton. Ilnfcneckrr ?■ U f t — Hlh. Sanford 7, Gainesville rt. BB— o ff Palatka ....... 100 040 100 r who won 20 games for the Stevens 8. Raker 2. SO— by Ste­ DeLand 011 510 42i— H Athletics Ia*t season. ven* 11. Raker 12. Roberts 2.,110 “ Kell mn*t be rough on any K— McLeod, Hards 2. Braesnku, — Raker 0 In 8 Innings 8 run. HBl* Harrow, Miller, Kellev, Mtirintr pitcher berause he hat been — 8tevens (Cade) Winner— Hte- Rucker, Co*. RHI— Rucker, Me especially rough on me," itaya vtns. Loser— Raker. U— Rtone Leod, Harrow 2, Noriega, Allen 8. the 28-ycor-old southpaw from and McKinney. T — 2:10. A — 1,102. Gsrcln, Rumos, Cos. Cook, Dunne Tucson. “ Now (hat’s only alter 3, Fernandes. 2H— Gaines, Cnrrin. "pe . * 9* r o t observation In the IlA Y T flN A H A IN T S Fernandes. S R -H arrow , Galne* 3. big league* but I knnw Kell gets bit* when they hurt. He Is ST. AUGUSTINE, July 20-l/P) Plrtle 2, Fernandes. Allen I. lie — Pitcher Jim Heavncr fduleil up row, Rrncaekn. S—Saes. DP— Mn't ell over the plate and Idta pretty anything you throw. Daytona Reach Islanders strategy to Rucker to Mrflraw; Rucker tMert* al<u seem* to be able In tha seventh Inning when he Mott tu McGraw. Loft*—Fatalkr socked a two rim single after Jo# 12, DeLand R. R B - n ff Mosliri i J0 bit me. Even though he bats • ft handed he doesn't seem to Blmpnlen had been Intentionally Noriega 6, Rivero 1, Kellev I, S'ie *™ l f • righty or lefty Is Walked^ to lead o ff a • !* mn rally 8, SO—by Noriega 1, Sacs 4, Ri­ rpitching." is tha St. Augustine fieint; down- vero 1. HO— Mosher 5 hits In I' Docit anil Johnson are' olher Islanders 11 tn 7 hera last 1/ IHnnlpgs 0 runs; Kelley, 1 l;|i touchll* for Kellner. in lilinlhg 2 runs; Noriega*ti hits "Doerr heat me two games Ip 4 1/8 Inn Inga 4 runs; Rivero 7 la*t aration, says the, ton- o f a hits In 3 Innings fi rung; Bars 4 s'sreo typer. "|f|, hftw helped . 1/8 Innings 2 runs. Ralk — floor me hvlcf. llvero, Winner— Saes. Loserfw|,,*,?,UrI 0rfaced n didn^ h,l Tnue»* b“ Moshsr. U— Hettinger and Tun* when him he hurt u>,‘ coff. T— 2:IB; A — 670, p e n as a pinch hitter. Billy ClubhouHC iw .* Un * nd «h en I OBLANDO-LBRSBURG ran t get my curve over I've got ORLANDO, July 20-t/ P)-M lke to come la with tha fast balL" 0 irons'* tremendous, home run 'r the fifth Inning with Bruce Barnm aboard gavp and the gave Dean, Stone 8 JAI'AN-D. 8. DIAMOND Senators an *M-plcaiUfig and 8BHIBS SCHEDULED m l her speedy 8-1 decision over Leesburg htrg last night NEW YORK An etb- ugsetine jQarone'a seventh circuit ,tmas) the year disappeared!^oyer the relit erf leld wall at a spot ettlmiitJ he 408 feet from homo plate, raa a tine drive that rocketed :. J i n.lh > If 8 t P t t i the -----■ fine pltchlnj ■rier and Ray , girding tot ' “ U 11 12 27 1? .u , r ’ the Senators Batch ., QUO 400 111-^3 ojien^a seHes _______ In Gainesville where leavllle where SlO 000 OOi—11 Augustine Bruder Is elated to face t M . E— Travis 2, ; Healey, Logan rod-hot G’s. Tha two taac*a pi i] . 2. Chafln 2. a doubleheader here Thurad »ra 2, Pic) 2. Htellern, then follows lu c ra tiv e twlnhl 4, against DeLand. ‘cW f**! Starasta flte t, Stilt, Bloch, Plchan. Star P W P M and Pollard. Beach 12; I l l St. Augustine Au 5 5 » ' ' GoiUaw (d>> J f ea ♦*• * ■ rnlggl y “ ’ •h it SO S 0 A t Volusia T r a c k D A YTO N A REACH, July 2 6 (Rpeclal)— Thrills by the bucket­ ful w|H be dished out tonight et the Volusia county dog track when that sensational sister team, Sherrylane and Louisa Elaine, gallop In the feature ninth race against such outstanding greyhound staff as Denied, Top Value, Maxuma. Eager Baby, Phylokl and Sly Ren­ ter. Roth Sherry nnd Louise, bril­ liant daughters of Sally Goodjon, a locnl favorite In '48 were brought here only recently by E. Rouaaella, but in three starts each they have never missed the money, ami eart speedster already has a feature win to her erfldR. • Stephen Siigetll’a, Eager Baby la certain to be highly regarded tonight for In Monday's feature ninth race she outfootod- Frapk Goodloe, the equally talented bto ther o f Sherrylane. and Loulfe. Eager Baby has an enviable re­ cord, having chatted up four win* this season, tnrea of them In fen Mires, and she been a factor In- six rpilnielss. Incidentally Eager Baby -------Beaver, an ia a daughter, o f "ngpr Ea other. 1048 Vpluslsa ace. K --4i / i e i b i « n i « r r n a r x A iin “H i R name* T «a *r Urlando at l]*lii**vlllr. L)rl.«nil al HI AuS"*|ine I’Mlatk* *1 Hanford l,eeatinrs al Darlona (leach. n .iiH IIIA at Rut ’ can 'he done and the Tea Havana iBarinxini' Indians ere, e|med Tartiim inhr f ............ it,a try,M„.HV.TA. p £ JUv d Tfie Indians ■ defested Mel 4*3 last lilght In a 18-litnlng gair*« In Macon, The setback wae the l... ■'eachn*' third straight and 8a£amian'a third victory In four " " jo e Mahflnl' hit a low, hot sin­ gle Into righlfleld and Oscar-Gar­ ment couldn't keep the bell In hla glnve.jThat'a hqw. Savannah wo" —by "Jiist a whlskar wldtli of knocking the hgll whexe. MacgR couldn't hold It. Charley Kalsar came home with the winning run. Both Bill Ualnaolh of Macon and Jim Rohlnson pitched out thalr opening aaalgtimenle. Oswald Kmwa. pltcbad a threehitter for Jacksonville as the Tars defeated Columbus 4-1. Rip R «’ pulskl waa particularly repulsive to- Jacksonville by stealing home with- Columbus' only run. Augusta tried strategy but U»*t Greenville 6-4. After pcwM1* la. run In the ninth Kabhlfc;Wnej tried a equeese play. iM tM jr of squeetlng in Hal Keller .the Hanblt missed The ball completely apd Keller was tagged out Monte Lopes Haile. and win tor Mmi 8avranaky, alrojidi ..j-hlttar to hla fame tl son, pitched a flva-hlttor IhrJ• • Columbia Rada against Chttlea* ton Ha won 6-8, *v7 ■ a * * «ii* r**«»TS*r iirUmtu J. l,«**burs i. l>,l.*nif I », I’aUtkn S Ht Aiiaii*tlri* II, liavitin* n**i-h * Hunfrirrl 1. il*lri*»vlll(* 1 Sfacon Peaches Given UpBet By Savannah David W l J. G. Taylor Splnlr, publisher of at hla hotal the Bporta News, blbla of tha na- seed to a U AS . £ , D 4JBT who autorlaed the phero series, baa b v i Ccmmf A‘ . “K.- SI 51 54 41 15 19 w P f » beat-of eevan series at Tokyo, "IhhSJ starting Sept. 2, between Aratri- tor at L can and Japanese non-profactional and died la tbnal pastime, presided over the signing o f contracts that ■•■**■ tha aertea . He eaye Uian 700 teams will com Japan fo r the right to U. 8. champion ae date., th* 10th annual national meat at Wichita, Kan., PH. 510 ,5of> .550 510 .540 .430 .373 .334 i. *7 40 It 41 46 67 41 It r iy .r s .y C a i’a j . ’ te... IKTFNXIATlnVAl, I.K IIII'K w i, Pel. CRT 73 i* 55 «o ttt 57 IS 55 Bn r.!« 50 41 .44(1 50 St .446 44 tt .411" 33 71 tst Miami Mlsnil flrscli ‘Fort tiMUitrrilatr Wait I'alm Itrarh D h t la m i Ht. Pelrrshur* Miami lira eh », Rt Htrunnrr I. Wrsl I'alm Itrarh 4, Lnk#l>nd 4 III Inning*). Miami 1. Tampa. 0. Havana 7, Ft l.audardaD S SnilTH ATI.AVTII; l,K t l l f ' F ' W I. Her. Macon* 1« » « « 'f Mavannah M It II* Oolumbls t* SI 111 Columbu* II II let harl**ton I I II 4*1 reenvllt* 17 I I III Augusta I I to III Jacksonvlll* I I 41 . III ar**n ntl e Si Augusta 4 Result* YMfKrday Columbia 4, CharUaton t Jackaonvllla 4.Columbu* I Havannah 4, Macon t ( I I Innings). CKNTMAL. Team konxwnnrt Ff.nRtDA I.KSHI'K * W L Wet. I* ,5 II) Oviedo if 11 OeoeeLUrovatwnd 1 I II Clermont t 4 II ft • ( l i s a * egatay CtarMonl at (KtrVMsnd. Oviedo al l.engwood Ocoee, bye ■ ; Melbourna Varo Beach m 'vm m 4 I tea .111 lit Li .IPP U tPO D Tttaevll). COOS , I I K«U 0*111* 0 Qb m m T bI i f Caeea at Melbourns. Bau Oalll* st V*ro Bsaeh. LltFUD a l Tltuavill*. « -FBI .00« Engle, latsd ln ffco«wM,r b ^ f ; bgs_ it ball Bad bsssbBlI during hla easaaftBijr' f '.if w JL R -n c j s , i n5ts caat of tba gaxaa* ■* 1 tbs BIO OOO Goldin j M 4 BBittiBlly s t Ban- . . I Major League Leudera Gardnar Mulloy Is Off To Good Start At Southampton A Cordcfo Win^ Third 8 Charles A . (K ip ) Tha trophy .will go to the winner f/ ’ w *s i l ' f . Kxcm Champion*. Tram OrUndn Drl^tnft Ittrlnns itrarh il*lnt*vlll* HANFOIUI t.roitxira HI Aiiauatln* r * 1* tk• Peaches not not winning the South Atlgnyc Leagde.pennant for tha aecopa consecutive year. By ASSOCIATED PRESS The Southeastern League has pulled one foot out of a gtave and The way Dirminf>lis*n went about besting Memphis 13-6 ls»t night now hopes to Mnnd stiongly Wl on the Chick'* Ruiswoor1 Field »bow» why the Elsions sie one ol the its remaining seven. • The liomeTr's Ramblers were llrongrsl tecond p tve team* in Soutliern Aiiocistion hiitory. And it shows wliy many cloje followen think the Barons are a abolished a* n team after losing to Selma 9-3 last night and from better team than the first place Atlanta Cracker*. now until the season's end in early Neither team scored in the first three inning*. Then whsl would September the Southeastern will he n itisa*t(*r to nio*t t ra m - * --------be a seven-team loop. struck Birmingham. The Barn,in of the seventh. Slum t X. Stephenson. South­ went stirsd and won Junt thn General Manager Larry C.ll- eastern president, announced the same, l»ert in brgging replacement* death of Iho Humbler* yesterday. Memphis wa* good for 12 hit* from the Chicago clubs to fill The Rambler* originally were tha but never could overcome Bir­ in for Blister lloguskle who Jigs Annioton Rums. Anniston return­ mingham's six run* in the fifth hern operated on for appendicitis ed itn franchise to the league July and five more In the sixth. The , {o 'r othrr ai||ng players. 10 and tin* league attempted ■ ------- ----a ----Tho runt *y,ew Cr|eftng operate victory moved the lisron* to the Ramblers as a road four gsmes hack of Atlanta n* |„“ {hP VTxth were unea'rn- team. the Crackers and Little R-ck pd Bn(, the aPVenth the Vol Rumiller players have been dis­ Trav* were rained nut. Infield fell to pieces, shrapnel persed to Meridian, Ft. Lauderdale, Rains In Nashville washed out sire. Boh Turkey not only pitched Fin., Kansas Cilv, Vicksburg, part of the program hut it didn't •«1I the wav for the Pelicans hut Gadsden, and norne were released wash away the miserable show­ he batted In four runs. New Or­ outright. ing the vol* turned in. Nash­ leans got n healthy 14 hita. Carl In their final game the Ram­ ville took a hard-to-tnke 10-4 Hawutukl hit his 20th homer for blers got 'only seven hits, made walloping from the New Orleans the Vols. two errors, hut ram* Up with a Pelicans. Pete Wojciechowskl, known as fine rally In ibeir final time at Mobile completely got even for losing two games to Chattanooga Pete Wojey In the Southern, hat In the Southeastern. The RaW; , bleta scored twice, thereby goim i Monday night by whipping the pitched u great three-hitter In with a flourish. Lookouts tw|*e last night 0-0 and whipping Chattanooga In the first ! down Selma battered the Rambler* game. Ho fanned eight and hard 6 - 1. with lfi bits hut lost headway with New Orleans scored nine times Jy had « ^ ^ i . J I . ^ l ' ! ! - h m i ' r four error*. In the sixth nnd seventh anr| Jf*11 e.ncbor/ ‘l, ^ ltb ? Meridian took f i i 't place from that was plenty to sink Nash- ,bree hitj* « oin‘t to L rt‘ Pcnsncola with n 6-4 victory over vllle. However, six more N e w ' ch"". . . . Orleans runs which won't show Bobo Newsom wa* the losing Vlcksliiitg. Dave Burke pitched on the aenrebonk crossed the l pitcher in the Into game for the ; steadily and telied on four blllie piste In the ton of tho eighth 14th time this season. The great errors. The Jackson Senators laced the •nd two errors by Hoy Peterson' Hobo, who Ims been In profes* in tho eighth won’t count—thanks sioiml hasehnll since near th.i Pensacola Fliers 12-6 to sweep the to rnln which reverted the score middle of the Golden Twenties, two game series with the loo“ " nnd the gnma hnrk to tho end Ims won nine. _____________ t * lenders. Lefty Jim Godfrey posted h sixth triumph against two » * t harks in hurling the Senator* to tho win. , Will Lewis and Earl Hass drove in three tuns ench to pace tha ___By ASSOCIATE PRESS vriuiiurn. Leo Mutiny, who held AM ERICAN LEAGUE Jackson to three lilts last week, R A TTIN G — Kell. Detroit .348; was routed in the rigidli finm*. Ever*, Detroit .345. Tho Gadsden pilots backed Hom­ SOTHAMPT0N, N. Y., July 26 RUNS— Stephens, Boston 82; Dl- —hi’)— Defending chnnipiim Gat'd- er Spragins’ three-lilt pitching Muggio, Boston 80. nnr Mulloy of Coral Gables, Fin., with a 10-liit nttuck and caplU H t RUNH RATTED IN — Stephen*. ia o ff to n successful start In tho nd mi seven Montomery error* w Boston QU; Dropu, Ostnn PI, 60th nnnunl Southampton Invita­ win 8-0. H ITS — Kell, Detroit 126; Rlnuto, tion lentils tournament, one whirl) Rud Grab am stnrted for the New York UH. could in fl nrnee loloction of Amerl- Rebels lull was routed in the DOttMLEE —Kelt, Detroit 28; on’* I960 Devi* Cup team. fourth aftyr id Iowing right ![« * Zn.il In. Holton 24. nml wren 1 runs. However, the Alrick Man, Jr.t nnn-plnying T R lP L K B r- Evem, Detroit , 8; Rebel* made nil their errors while cdptnln o f the Davis Cup tiiuad, Doerr, Boston 7. h* wa* on the mound, permitting prohahiy linn more interest in tho. HOME RUNS— Roscth CTejwlgnd Um pilots to score four unearned 27; Wlillnms, Boston 28. r| - current tournament, thun any man outside tlu* actual competitors. Hi* STOLEN BASES— DIMagglo, Bob Kcrro pitched five nnd two Job picking this season’s team is Boston 10; Dotty, Cleveland 7. thirds Inning* in relief nnd allow­ ono fruugnt with uncertainties STRIKEOUTS— Lemon, Cleve­ ed only two hits. His teammates land H4; Reynolds, New York noil in-w -blood may have to be fielded flawlessly. . , , , brought in to replace the old. 93. Hilly Real's three-run triple in Mulloy, himself a Davis Cu PITCH H IN G — McDermott, Bos­ the fourth was the liig blow in ton fl-t .867; Lemon, Cleveland doubler veteran, has made K . 1 8 IHMIUI4 _ ,• attack. known he serka a •ingles berth. Gadsden's 16-4 .780. Spragins gnlned his ninth vic­ The Floridian yesterday gnve Mun N A T IO N A L LEAGUE tory o f the season. B A TTIN G — Robinson, Brooklyn some causa for easing Ills trou­ bled mind by wmllng tlirough the .367; Muslnl, 81. Louis .363. Sam R UNB— Jones, Phibulelphia nml find two rounds. Kiner, Pittsburgh 70. Duly Inst week, at tho Merlon b RUN'S HATTED IN'— Kiner, Cricket Club, Mulloy fainted after Pittsburgh 78; Ennis, Philadel­ a match, Kitying he had been >11 GAINESVILLE^ Tttlv 26—(Ah— phia 71. the dny before la*cause of food H ITS— Musisl, Kt. Louis 117; poisonim-. After hi* two matches Tim onpbintment o f Snm (.suite Roliin^on, Brooklyn lit , yoMerduy, Gardunr felt no ill e f­ ford n'i nlhlntic trainer at t g l University o f Florida wns officially DOUBLES— Mu inl, St. Louis 80; fects. Robinson, RmokL'n 28. He first disposed of Bill Ttilly nnnouttced today by athletic di­ TR IPLE S - Arhlmi'n, Philndelphln of Hrnnxville, N. Y*. 6-2, 7-6, then rector Rob Woodruff. He report* 11: 44 nbivet tied with 0. eliminated Malcolm Fox, of Balti­ Aug. 1. Lankford rones to Florid* from HOME RUN." - Kiner, Piltshuigli more, 6-4, 6-3. Although the acores Join*,, l’ hM.'inel|il,la 2t. Jo i.ot Indicate it, the topseeded the Ujtivciritv of Arkansas where hn trained the Haxorbiek athletle WTOLEfi n A I L 'i Jutliino, Bos­ Mulloy w h s not fully extended. ton 24; 4 nlarsit Ueii with 7. Three of the most interesting teams the past fo*ir veers. Includ­ S TRIK EO U T,1 - -rntTm. Bustnn players entered passed the first ing Ark*o«»s Cotton and Dixie 126; S|mmuf:% tJIulniioljjhJa 106. round without selng action, They Bowl football tenuis of 1947 *Bd PITCHING Mill, r. t-iiila.lelphls were Herb Flam of Beverly Hills, 1048 and the Rezorhaok*' smith8-2 .800 I.ardor St. Louis 9-3 Calif., who was due In today from west enttferenro -o-rhatnpionshto .760. Chicago whet* he beat Ted Bchroc- haskcthalt team* of the past twA drr for the national clay courts seasons. A native o f Union, S.C., tha naw crown; Art Arsen of San Leandro, Calif, andi Tony Timber! Uf Cin­ Florida trainer at landed the UqlK* r * v o -p0 (I cinnati, also •scheduled to arrive varslly of Tennessee and spent fire ftom the Windy City today. The years in the' sporting goods butitrio advaucetLby default. nes* before entering the army tor By ASSOCIATED. PRESS Dick Savltt of Orange. N, J., thiee years, lie joined the stxff Th* Gsnrgtn-Plorid* L s s g i t e Arkansas after hi* tour o f could I,nt sl> oil CM your order the Pennsylvania atate tltlist, won at Inst night— regardless of whnt It a pair of matches. He beat Wade service. Herren, New Orleans, 6-8, 6-2, and was. I f you wsutsd airtight defensive Tohy Vincent, N e * York, 6-8, 0-10. baseball, Cordsl* and Americua Vincent ropquerhd Mulloy last .' „ ■ A I produced It as Gordala won its week. Earl Cochall of San Francisco third shutout In a row 2-0. The victory, on. a two-hlttar,' ran to 18 also was a double winner. Ha first Raqdy Phillips' eunsecutiva acore- defeated lldrold Burrows, Char­ l»4B pitching record,, Philips Ion- lottesville, Va., 4-6, 6-8, 6-8, than ngp nine nnd walked, onlr two. Hugh Sweeney, Houston, Tax., 6-1, 6-3. C‘.irdW 1(01 ° nIF nlB'ltll* field­ Despite a starting field o f 64, ed without flaw*. Amerl-ua mads favorite* all came through tha one error. - _ l f you wanted a wild, game you Drat day'a competition unacathed. got two of them—Tallahaasee'a . 2.1-6 nmawBy ovay Waycrosa and firat three game* and a five run Moultria'g 19-7 fares over Thomaa- aplurge In tha eeventh, had Juat vlllg. enough to ntp Albany 8-7. In tha Tha . f}r»t place Tnllahasaek aavanth Manager Stan W ailsk’i Pirates opgnad with sevpn run* la triple waa* tha big amari) aa two two Innings . nnd to . make sure were on. Five hita helped score thn 10—RACEft—10 added nine more In thf fifth an| f it * markers. Chwk t Colaa got a alxth. 8n there would bo no doubt triple and a double as he ran hi* NIGHTLY seven more were added In the etriifg to 2Q-at(alght gamea in aevenUt «nd rl*ht.; ,r. which he has gotten at least one Twenty hita fattened Pirate hit. EXCEPT bait Ing i nvfFage*,; r . Jackie Robinson. I M r National Moultrie got 21 hits and didn't maka an error. Thomasvtlla kicked League batting king and moat SUNDAY wav ftve chances to Bdd'tu Mmtltria'a output Valdosta, with single rune In the cord. -------— ----- ------ ,--------------- --------- *4* 4*»4f(4 -----------------Ity STERLING S LA P PE Y Aaaocislrd PrtM Sport a Writer %•*--- VATIIINAIi I.4IAIII K Tm m w t. PH. riilt.rtMplil* 41 11 .53? iff! Lf>*i in 11 17 580 .556 ItoMon fl llrnnklyn 46 i : 554 <2 49 .477 N «w York rhlcARO to 44 ■«SS ltd ‘Tnclnnuf I >; St ftMitjurak It SS .353 fleanlla YaatrrSar I’hllatlalrhU T-l. Chtt-a*.. n.n HI f.oula s, flrnnkivn S. lt*T*iiin 7. Plltahiirah t N* m- Vnrk 7. r.'InHiinall *. (Jam** T itifl nr Ht. Lntil* Ml flrnnkivn— llrechaari •a •a * nr llnyar lf-11 v* N*«comb* ll-Sl. t'lncliinali al N*»Vnrk— Fn* lt -* l (Klr*l ll» «W *| i <Klr«f Half ITallr It* va K-nn.ily *1-4) or Maall* (*■ AlacrlS, Buranwsv, B'lOSAIn* If. ' A**ar, nv ■Pera. BachMop. pee*. Pltlaburah al floatnn (n lah llW r n : <»IA duffer.- I.ifollm* . IVarl* (*-71 » * un-kftiril ( ll -S l. Mu.’unu narp—n<isih* mii* • 'Iilmau al I'hllail-lpM* inlabll — ( hm-ohS Half liallr l i » » M » l lilitilat (4-1) nr fjid* 11-41 vriinMHw IIhI. Iinknta Holik. Tor rtni i, l man l l - l l . oio*l. K i m IId*. U«* O p , Hollanil l>rlnw*rc l-'llrl,. Itollail Polish, AMKMICAK (.KAnt'K r u i n i t * r n — a/iaiha CM* W l. PH. ill of* iifflocr, Hla*;k June* Pi" Tram 14 it .61! lirllnli (Mki Koine llnli*. Itural D*«c»hi HI- Nrw York 611 SS Hnndi-r i(),o*t To*. Ilti«v nlrtftr('Dvalafid 41 I i .444 p o p i i t h n m i — .math* Mil* SI I* .671 llostim ll*llt**ir. iiooilworkcr, Kl|k So* Warhtiigton 171 41 IS H'h Mlk-. Hiriklea, Hlrll*li lloii Chlraan IT SE lot Wlm1nv*r7 Mur l » l * l f : - - • • - l It B S l it l'hll*a*lphl* l-ll T il l t * I T — il'tStb* N il * IS .14! KrI—Millv Tip. Hiampercll, Krta* Kt. Irfiul*Hraatts Y . u t H s11r war. oppe. \Vloi1lir**k, lloual. Huston 7. Oetrcill t. Ilornli. Iltiipr, nri**r. Illllald* Lady HI. Ikitils 4, New Vnrk I SIXTH HACl.— S/ltlka Mil* ’icnlshil T, I'hllstlrlplils <. ftiialtc llub*. Sir L,urkv C , tluflrr (Wsililngton 7, Chlitsn 4. IIhII, Hogan, Ocurela Ttcli, nanIIs m m Tndar' wnoil, Huolli Hctof, K*ia»rln« New York *1 HI. I.oni* (nlsbtf — ■ k.v k v t h r a p k — n*ack r* d f *v IlryneMs ( *-l| or Koril (l-n* v* Ilnhr t.ip*. 1*rtnr*-* stM**; na*<i (Isrvsr (fl-SI. Hervlaa. Oaa’a It#*. T»n**v. IxMclr Ilniton at Detroit— Slaslsrsnh 14-41 v* Newhnusar (10-Si or lliilchln■on <I0-(|. al (Jlevelsml lnlalill — VIMehar, nn*y. ToppcC. stark Trail. I,hllsd*lphla Fowler (1-4) v* Man Is (S il. Boater's P W oggr, n « Mar. Pl*a*» Washliixion at rtileago— Psarca (I Mol*I , 1. 0 ) vs IMerve 47-Sl. M S T I f HA(TS— n/IStka Nit* Ijoulaa Klalrie, Fhylgkl. llamllrn*. IIKO HOI A -FI.lilt III A M UAf lIlU' R I.K R Top Value, Hkerrvlanv, Hly tlani'f- Tra a, te­ t, Pel. lirnkj. Kexer Hahr. at as .SIS Tullahssee* E7 41 .1)3 Va|do*ta tt II .666 Aanlliar, Rarko. Bln a.Ta a**, Hm*rl Albany • 7 4» 4!>n A merit us Brliot}*. giliysn, Kaoilrliaa 41 tn .41'" Slouttrl* illfc HAtiSS— Brack O a r a a 41 (7 .Its Thnniaavlll* '•C* Slptn’c K l* f, JUd Brick, luY 41 .Its .low Hum, Frolic, C*r dele 4ni 11 Waycrn** yurt R e n ll, T t* tn !*r Cordsle x. Amerlru* a Tallah***** II. Wayrrne* s Moallrle l». Tlinmasvllle 7. Valdosta I. Albany 7. e * 1a A »,H M • I* t ,A _ I /J* ■ Ot'THCHV ASauri AT IIIV Hrewlle Yealerday ny ABWOTIATKD PBRH8 , Mobil* S-l, I'liatianooaa n-l. With a 11 andja half gama lead New fJrlean* in, Nashvlll* 4 and only .46 game* . ... jam es to play tga Atlanta al Llltt* Itork (pud, wet •round*). 1i hard •;, to tmarina. the- Macon lllrmlnabsm II. Sleniplila X. DETROIT, Detroit . ' attache aa CongTesa announces. Ramblers Lose To Barons Win Great Victory Over Selma 9 To 8 And Memphis R e s p ite 12 Fatal Hits Are Abolished ■ fJ V £ ) Jr L A D IE S N I T E I **1 ) if, * f tV I > ’•'« Coupe 9 IM i m M U T .'V .-J r fif YflMjF' \ ALL LADIES 1941 Plywoutik WILL BS ' EXCEPT lOe TAX v l i ) PALATK A *> & ? Y M , Lankford Hired U. Of F. Trainer �r ■ W ED NESD AY JU LY constructed by the Atlantia Coast July A.D. 1160 alt Sanford, Semlnol* Line Railroad Company, aald cen­ County, Florida. ter line inti treating the south (HEAL) line of the E»4 of f»EV* of BWM O P. HERNDON nf snld Section Iff, h i a point l l ft Clerk of the Circuit Court 1>f, t « K OincUtT r o i ’ flT NINTH fret eastwnrdly from the MouthIn and for fiemmde f t ’ P ir iA L CIIU'IMT. IN AN ' wret corner of the KH of BKH County. Florida ro w HKMNOI.K r-Ot’.VTT. Ftlnlt. of fi\\h of paid Section If; run­ IK EL. RCRDICK. DC I OK COMMON LAW ning thence northeastwardly 117 ft ATLANTIC COAST LINK HA1Lf*et to n point In the east line of BOAD COMPANY* Vlr*Inin Iittut of Mr*. Natlle R. Mull Ins In The Naina of the fitnlr of Flor­ corporal Inn. diet tint 144 3 feel northw ardly. Petit loner, ida—ft reel1Inga— miiiHiired along said east tin* To—Ruth Yft. , Newton. from the south line of the K*i of O. L IlFNtmiCK a ?i<1 MAnor I'll 131 t Nr>rthwr*Mt nth Mlort. fit:1* of HW«* of said Me* tIon Iff. ITK IIKNliHIf'K* h\n wir*. Richmond, Wnvne County, In rontalnlng 0,43 acre, more or MKH NKI.LIK II Ml'l.l.INK. » dlana. leaa WlAoW; THE UNKNOWN lirillH You are hereby notified that Karl I’ARCEL -ir* Newton, your husband, has brought AT LAW OK WALTKII 1- 1*1 I. Toff ileceaaetf. nm1 nil ijQ|ctMiii n In Memlnol* County. Florida, all stilt tfi divorce ag alust you. pis |9+r»on» clnlrnl h« T*jr, f Itrr».tK|( ,,r that certain strip or parrel of land wife, Ruth Naw ton, In the Circuit Iling nrpl being In the KMc of CfiuH. Hemlmde County, flit c ir­ uhdar WA1.TKit L, KI’ LToN. ilrHU*i of HWU «»f Section l«. cuit. Plat* of Florida situate in elMrd. Township 20 South. Range in Hanford, Florida Ruth Newton Is Defend itut*. Knat, more particularly described th* Defendant In th,, suit mol Karl NOTICK 1% H lM in iN A TIO N an follows; n io n ir n iM iH the Plaintiff of land loo feet wide helng Newt.mareIs hereby :v TIIK NAME OK TIIK ST ATI* A .’strip required to Plead .ii fret wide on each side of the to You OK FLORIDA* the Complaint riled In this Milt center line of Hie proposed re­ on or before August TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONi'KItN. tllh. els*’ vision of alignment of the main a iferre* pro «onfrs»o will he en AND to the foltowlnii netiie«1 detrack as now boated and to l-e tered uKitinsi you, ffnadtitai I oust ruete«| by the Atlantic Cogs! p i* llendrlck and Maiaueilte WtT.VKHH MY AND AND HFA1 line Railroad Company, said Hendrick, hi a wife. Mr- .Will* It. 11th DAY OF JULY. IftSO. As canter line beginning at a point Till® Mullins, n widow; the unknown Clerk of the circuit Court, sth cirof curve in Hie * enter line of lb* cult, Hemlmde Cnimtv, Florida h#tr# al law of Walter I. Fulton, present main track 2ftt I faet t|k!l4tf(t, and all unknown iirrmim O p. HERNDON. southwardly, tnsasiired along the claltnlrig by. through, or under center line of said present main (REAL) Clark. Circuit Court. Waller I*. Fulton, do eaaeri, afid *•* track from Ha point of Intersec­ nil peraona hnxlug or claiming nnv tion with the north line of the rig lit. title* |liter CMI, re lute liimrtN W i of HK*» of aald Section 1ft; ni nf.it' fniTtrn nr other lion In nr on Ihnae running Ihenca south wrestwant IY. PrnpiiPHii« w ill be rece iv ed . In the certain fuircela nf land |nrnini in on u curve to tlia right having a o ff ic e of the C it y Cla rk . CHv Hall flemlnole Florida, de**rlliradius of Iffftl.y fret, a distance ♦d hi foliow* in-wit: Florida, ijnttl 4:0** o c l o c k of 21 |ft 3 feet to tlie point of Hanford. oaf, Ifjta, at w M r n time PAIiCKL "A” langrnt. thence aouthwestw*ardly. PIhMey. tw« illA tigha JTt Remlnolr Co-miy, Florida, nil publicly opened, in tangent to said curve 4SL! feet that certain atrln or parcel nf furnish labor m a te rial In in to a point In the south llna of « t * l l sanitary and land lying and being in the h\V* sewerage Improve i:»* of HKU of HIV*4 of said Secftf UK1! of fier I inn HI, Ton nsMii mftnts In Han Tainia Ret Hectton thin l ft, distant II.ft feat east- Hanford Id Botil H, Ifaittfe iin r«*t. morn w artlly from south west corner of particularly dracrlked na fnllnw'i! .Plans* ftpecJN eft lion* and hid form FH of HKti nf BWH of fieri Inn may he inspectM at the of fire A atrip of land Inn f*>ci w Id*, itelng of lft; said strip of land extending the City Manager, or may be pro* 10 feat wide on each ride «*r the snuthwestwardly T i l l feet* mea­ tenter line of the proponed r*cured from Engineer Fred 1 1 Will suring along said center line from vision of allgnmenl of the main the east line of the KH of HBU lams, Hanford, Florida* deposit of track aa now located and In he of MW* of said Hart Ion lft. to the IJh per set of plan* amt specific** onatrtirted by the Atlantic Coe at east line of land of Mrs Nellie It. Huna fnuet be mmle, deponit rdue Railroad Company* raid Mnil Ins; containing I 74 acres, 1tirnahle to itniuicrenafiil bidder oitiier line beginning at a point more upon return of p|nn*> or leas. of curve In the center line of the Tabulatrd hid* will be presented You and euch of you are hereby prevent main track 211 * feet corn tb# City Comm lesion for eon tun mled to be and appear In the anutli wardlr, meneired along the Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial t«i HlderaMon at ltn regulur meeting £#nt*r line of !ht. prewent main circuit of Florida, In amt for Hem- on 14 August, the Commission re track from Me point of IMiro-' - iiiole County, Florida, In the office serve* the right in reject mn or alt lion with the north line of t>»— ths Clerk of said Court In the hide, N w «i of hi :** f»r raid So, ;»on i*i; of C IT Y OF HANFORD. F L O R ID » of Hanford, Hemlmde County. punning thence amtthw « *tumdlv, City C lif fo r d M cK Ib bln Jr. Florldu on or before the 92nd day on a curve to the right Iwo ing n nf August. city MariHger I960. to show' what rtdlua cf IM O feel, a dlntriTu,. rtf right, title or interrnt you may I lls f feet to n ftoltii hi Hie wmt have in or to the aforesaid property, |!n e of HIV ** of H1*5*,* of en1d described In the falltlon filed In IS Col IIT UK TIIK n il A T I pe* Mmi I"* til nf hnt lift!) IS fert J i'lio i'. * i : m i m i i i. c o n n , cause In thla Court, and to grtnfhwetdh from the northwest this » t m : in* i-i.uitmA. cause why the saute should | CPtuer * f ft,* H\\ i4 n[ the 8 KV* of show not he taken for the uses and pur* IN U K T I I K K H T A T i : o f K I l l V I K ftftirt fiectInn tft Mild eirlp of land poses XV I . K M x j K I M T li,r»H>«(f forth In the petition riled ftxtendlhg «niifli w* h*w«r dh ftJl.f bv thesetAtlantic IN I'ltM IIA T K Coast Line Itattrond fret, meeeoie t nloi g e«Md pro- Company, a corporation. T H A U , W H O M I T M AV i tiV K K IlV n ied center linn from the north ph i and each of you In theagainst N'ollrh I* lo r o h y n|i»n (hut I I K T I I ahove In# to the weal IIn* *,f t-u v, of ant It ted cause seeking to condemn I . K N I H i l l I N T Iin * lljf ',1 Vi.r ( I iih I rr *K *4 r f au'd fi* ctloti t*i ■wntaln- the above described land for a 1’1‘ M 0 H II ll 111IIII-t, 1*ITM (if tin. r,,|«|i Ing 1.41 ane. rttore .»i l-*.* nf K .liW IN XV I . IIN 'Ity tT S T , iiright-of-way for a road bed and RAItrKt. If of said Atlantic Coast Line ceil., ill I Ii ,i I . h r linn fllnl h r i ( ihii In Femlnole Countv, ail Him rrr- tracks linn lo i (Innl iII hi Imrit*. nml ilmi Railroad Company, u corporation, taln atrip or panel of land lying default may be entered against nln- will npiilv In llio ll nim rn lil" and helng In the Writ 2n* ; fret or you. Ihiukln. Ml*ii*lroni. I'm n it v Im ^ Of the Smith 4lff 4 feet of the Tills noth* shall be published ■if Homiiiulr Knunly. Klorliln. nn 11,■H EU nf Bi:»4 of 8 \V«4 of fi. lion once each week for four consecu­ 2-1 Ii jlnv o f Aiiqu al. I9M), lot h |i II, Tnwnaliip 311 fiotitii, llntijce 3n tive weeks In the Hanford Herald IHiivnl Ilf nnirif nml fot final .11, Kaat. more pnrtlriilarlv ileoorlbcd a newspaper of gentral circulation ' l i a r * * , . Ail rut nIn I m l or of ll,n aa fnlluwra: published In fiemlnoU County, Flor­ l n t » o f KliXX I N XX' l . l ' M D Q I ' l e T . il" A gtrlp of lit nil 1UI» feet wide, being ida. rrn ir il. on t ill. : i .Inv nT J.ilv l*f,|i |0 feet wide on each aide of the WITNHHH my band as Clerk of IIKTII I.Uhniqi'IHT center line of th* proponed re* the Circuit Court In and for HemlAillnlnlatrntor o f ll ir . . . *vtalon of alignment or the main tiolo County, Florida, utul the seal In*nf KDXVIN XX I.KN Htrack aa now locHtrd mol to he of said Court, this tit* 11th day of qillHT, ilFc-n-ml Legal Notice I •itlltT *'» TH I • •*i ■ i \ JKDM k . SEMINOLE COKNTY. NTATE OF Kt.ORItiA IN RE Till EHTXTP o F I t THKIt P Mll.LH Dec‘rased IN PRORATE To \M IVliiiM IT M \T coN crpN t Not It-# hefebi gi*. en licit Ic »n • u e t tr 3u 11* f i l e d h e r f i n a l r e p o r i A dml li is trE il i I t lit fill irtu le I ittM r I' Mill Pry fir n n i (jiiKily SimpUP.uh 111i• ’ erl wilh CH.ltinq •cethlnf Clip pptim I c'U 5m«tl Bitrm SAVINGS SI X’t R l T Y S K K V IC E JOyp.^BIflLLBCL h of ill reward that Ah f i le d h e r p e t i t i o n fo r final ills c h a r g e , mul t h a t d i e w i l l a pp ly to t h e t lo n o t n ld f * D o i t g l a c HlMi str oiu , C o u n t ) J u d g e o f Hetldtirdc I 'o o t i l t Fl orl du , o n t h e 1?»th d a v o f \UKnst A . I * . t!*5n, f o » a p p t o i i i l o f s a m e Mh| f o r fi l i a l d l e c h i r e ’ ay Aditflnla . b » I H \ off I hr • M.,t. .f I.O ll ie r P Mills, d i s e a s e d pn t M - |*»tb da v o f ATHLETE’S FOOT W M M f o r J T T T-Tt N* Alcohol — No Add — No Stint For quirk rollrf and im l mult, ,ri tfio flmntii VICTttnV DIM MI NT, Ilfilonfd for lh» tu>}« In llir ltm>, n,m ■ (ho homo folk, ( 1*1 Vli rintV—<1,1 null,. \l*o for III,I AM >nA lirhlnf. •of* ua m on* p.H of tho k«4r. July, A D , !!*:.»• S*t1i| In Vmifuril lii I nmt, llniiuiJEANNE I'r r MILLS Adtuitd f rat 11\ of tb. m - Ittat A imlfiittn, turn Mon tit on tn»e of fruitier I* Mills, since* l wt four kimiMiMin iloutdrees sett. «esl. S to V F S , tre ; Siivinit** OunrnntPCtl on Ynnr I'iro, W h iih ton n I N S l'K A N C I 1 ; 112 N. I’ nrk Avcmu* 1910 Dcwlge l'/2 Ton Stake Hotly h o s p ita lity is a n a rt C o c a - C o la . . . m a k e s it so e a s y a s s $165 do»vti $119.06 p er m ». Sentinolc County MolorR FI. .Iltllmx I’nrh I'hniio 1011 W H Y I.F.T AN O U C A K D R IV E YOU, u— , c r a z y ; ft' BUY A GOOD USED CAM FROM THE AOS In Thi* Newtpaper t f i o n ts M x f i e w i r s i . f i t /ii» it t i 'A t i n.ix . . bntS Min/r-noiftr mam tht or me (truj, — a o m r p uopt* *o iu o * ir r or n il P a r rtcsu lle t i l l,li* n l« * niton , „ l , in *11 Wnnl Ada pahlt.kn* I* Tk« l M l . i l Hnvwldi I tin * I *n ,r r linn Innnritoa ■ # * M Ito nrr linn Innnrllan • lin n •• *-r linn innnrllnn 1* llnana r> **r linn Innnrllnn kn art ll=» Inr Vrnrl, I'M tn M Ktnn n « ( i in ikn linn. On*kln min far klnrk far# ran, PHONE M8 Want Ad* will An am nia* M i l th* ,nlr*kana an *i**a•rnndom rkarnn If <m i nanan I* Hal a* |* ,kn inlnphnii* bank. • ■i'Fnlnr* far Ikla arrnmninda(Inn .bn nnarrllttr In nt*nrlad in to r *rnm*llr. la -ndar for ■■ t* malar I bn ban pan.lkln ■Milan, nil Wnnl Ada n n l bn lb nnr a I(Inn na lb* day bnfnrn *n AltonI Inn. PIMM M lllf ■* IniiandlalMr U H ir n r orrita In r»nr rtf ton nnnnnl bn rnnpnnnlbln far •and lha, ana lannnrnnt lannr- I— I'O H “ U K N T — I Arllcltm fu r Male — Ii tl— W ORK W ANTED t iii; —R c o c a -c o ia HORSE, gentle for A L L TY PE S of Bulldoier Work onr A v f„ Clti'lni villi', hu|iilro al children, Mud sec this horse to IteaHoiialili' Rotes F ire Esti­ I M. Cm tors IU. a. Ilo* ir-H A. rrallKe his worth. mate*. Calpentcr A (it mey, UZAItK i k i : <>M (hlMittlii Komi. 2 I>Uroc hogs, rrglslerpil sows, Phone latta-M or HtiH-J. ~ "■ ■ sale at any gisi.l hid. A.M. Law­ SAVE M IlN l.Y on flno watch and 7 . t V A N T i;II T O U K N T — 2 rence Star Route, Enterprise, dock repairing. Fellow - Mom* Fla. Shop, null Sanfnxl Ave ItOJM liy moil ih. IVnnnni'nl. -AAA’J i& c i'ltoi.Q illfiv. mil fill I’ M 1MI. SAMSONITE LUGGAGE lu ll AH Cook-holt iekcepi'1 <i'">d V a 'L L'cci Hanford Jewelry A Litannee Co. reference*. Susie llrown, 112 v<>' t o p r .) Heal Krthue For Siilo—.1 HOB Hanford A ve.________ Id 1648 CypieMs Ave. Call (iftcr I of) At U I t f g f a t t OUT P.M. FOR SALE: Boa! and trailer, TWO.a Pn in N' L A K E HA li NICY thc rheap. Charlie llroherg, lit. k * . DA BY S lfT E il. N d i Wiitu.ni', (N Lurid’ Luke Flout I,n1» with fi»lBox 111. Snnfurd. Phone 1172-tV Rcsldeiue ir.:!0 ^5 lirnl nnhi) haarh. Alim f> doro poilgla* Ave, 40h r>. 4th St Irin-ks of eooU Imiil. |nln> tirlx'l- SW AP SHOP ■\ We Buy, Hell or Trade innst It El I A lii K Expciic in cd II mdv vrer-rn ," h'ld'c. A.A, June, owner Month anything.__Phone lt>H J. Man. Refereticet XX’nnt . i , | v Short' of Lnlin llarmty. I’. O, k v, in. IMmi Phnns 4 1 1 4 , O rn e v n . F I * LEA VTNG TOWN.* Bargains,” (i.E. Itefrlgciatoi, I fia* Lawn IIY tUVNEIt*- Onc lfl lli>nm Houae > -II iis I kcss (t|(|nirtllliHIks Mowpr, I Nine IV. Dinin'- Room Furnished o r Unfiinilshed Suit (4 vxeeks old I, I Sire How SM ALL Grocery mul ment muikel Tcriito. Cameron Avenue. Tel Rout and other Itenik. Call *2-1 150ft- W. for <nli\ llcanuinlilc. Itcn.'in 6 ROOM HOUSE* very nlre. kit AT AUCTION Fri.luy night *1 for selling7 In the Navol It-clien furnl-hed, all rooms are Farmer? Market Small Boat serve—410 Sun foul Ave Sun m i' m in i; u h n c k k large, two purche-i, IH.HOn 1)0 ford. with Inboard Motor. Fully ----- T. l.lhetal terms, dssliahle neigh cnulpned for fishing or pleasure 12- Hp*nj«l LAWNMOWKRM f^t l f So / <‘2 ARK S r ir iM A TIC TH* SCORE/ ■ •k Ifr— AU1 UMOMILB 8 —15 Before finan­ cing see ua to save money. In­ stallment Loan Dep’t., Room .117. Phone 286, Sanford AtlanMr National Bank Member FFIP RENT A BRITISH FORD for economical tianiporUUun— MUM per day plua ala cent* per B U Y IN G A CART M R S • X I Ox / A O 'M P C O l t A P A C \-X ^ --- — -e— 'rfC .I/ » J IfaJ ___ Hy r m u .M rtk ey •you a m c m put up VOW OUN'» WET! TAKE CIMHGU OP Sharpened, hi- KTTA c eeti C ele Cfwvfieiif Pt rett/x TMt'M Liotts X * AH 50 WOULP MAHAOUM Y - i » 5KCLLUY/...RECKON AM LL t R UM SWIHO THOM TH' HE01S JL 1 SHOCK IF'N AH AS USUAL/ x - i a id o u t d o w n a r t ' N I Ito/.M f U ( N W O U I P cycle* repaired, L«*rk * Krr work. Prompt S rrvlre . II. \V Shuman. 410 E 4th SI. NEW FLOORS lurlared to pet" feetlnn. Old floore made like new. Finishing, cleaning A wan­ ing. Portable power plant. SI years experience la Beminnle County, H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary. ________ T)r*g line, hulidinwr, dump truck, murk, fill dirt, ahell and "1st by load or Job. Contact II R G'.ibaled. and associates, 10!* K. Mew York Ave., DeLand. I'h 466 or 266-W.________ Don't simmer thru the Mmini"i W n ib V i m i h .s k WAKE FRESH I WORK FRESH I f LOOK., J A O ... L E T S g e t ! STAY FRESH I ' ---------------*------ t h is STCA iGMT! vo u SAV 1 Mitchell room air conditioner 1 M |O N 0 O " A\OG3EPOTAMiA/VNDTHt»l3 AW P A L A C E I "The World's Finest" T H E N ... -1U3T w h o A7 L V Q m ? X~~---- r z r - r - T T v — ' Sele or Rent P R IM E M IN IS T E R I „ . J l For Information Plinne 121'» V.ntnnlrli Itcf-lgrraHon Service, utu.'tnitu Murning Sent Iml. (irUndo Evening Star. Call Ralph Ray 1166J . VENETIAN ULIND8 la d * to order. Seminole* Vemlinn Illlnd Co. 620 W. 3rd St. Phone 1162-W._____________■ BULLDOZiNa, Land Clearing and Grading. Call 624-M, G. J. _Gehr. 2642 Willow Avenue. tw IW td l>**ej f'S**1" » (<•*lewoed * in * I tv Itixy — 12 f)A Y ~ A N D NIGHT Grill n|-en 51 hour* a day. Serving good f»odi homemade plea, and Void Iwee.. ■ c o u n q r »v NANi’oun c o c a c m .a H o rn . ing t o. f» ROOM IIOUSK with hath. Rci- SADDLE bnrhood. 12 FT. PLYWOOD BOAT. Swift fll' ACRES flowing well land, de. built, Seml-V Bottom with |0 slrahle for a small ranch, close H.P. Ey Inr ude Light Four kick­ in and priced at SZn.OU per er and Trailer. Good -omlltlnn acre. and fast. Cost $840. Will sacTHE COUNTRY HOME—fl bedroom rtflce al >300.00. Phone BSE-J. house, large porches with 6 SANFORD acres of land, house ha* Just c O T T IN d i from famous hunch •weet potatoes, developed bv been reconditioned. HERALD Georgia Experimental Station FRED W. BENDER. Realtor « 11.00 par hundred. Phnna 866-J. rhone 1010 Room 2 HanryNIckal._____________ Fla. State Bank Hidg. AT AUCTION 8 P.M. Friday A. B. Peter son, Broker night, July 2 28 at Farmers■ MarMar n mneJA2» 110 N.^Pirk As* I— FOB KENT — I kat 1 David ftridlay Garden TrtoHer^m lgu VICLARA APATMCNTS, SodWd Article* For Sul* —5 M4 Store*. 116 W. P n t 8tr*#t. (— A R j i C LE R W A N T K IX — 8 Thon* 490-W*_____ TUXEDO FEEDS: Complete line lliint'e Tuxedo Peed Store. WE BUY, SELL A TRADE uaed MODERN 4 Room apartment, furfurnttate. Wllaon-Maler Furni­ niihed or unfurnttntd. BOO Park We both Idee when you don't brtn bvtnnd. ture Oto. 611 ft. 1st. Phone 668. your preieriptloni to LANEY' l Phi hone 108. _#ifs JR N I8IIE D APTS. FOR RENT 1 t-Rooma with private bath and POWER MOWERS T 3 * ^ ^ ^ IA v g g t o c h -Hopellca Electric kitchen. ROTARY BLADE, unconditionally 1 t-Rooma with private bath and guaranteed. Immediate deliver*. WE PICE up your dead animals Electric kitchen. Apply 216 W. Free demomtratlon anytime. without charge. Phone Oviedo— 4th Street or Nick Pk*. Store fBP.60, V, A. Wheel ate, Longtool. 410 Sanford A rc. wood. ______ ________ _ COWS AND HOGS—Copeland's, S BEDROOM. 2 bathroom furnlih- ESHELHa NB Red Roee Peed. laat house on W. 26th St. he•J hour*. Phone 662-M. Touchton A Wataon, 1101 Celery Ave. Phone 1IMUT UPSTAIRS 4 Room Furniihrd Apartment. Hot Water and GOOD AND RAO HELP WANTED —« Electric Refrigerator. 1101 Elm Used 3Pc Walnut Bedroom Avenue. ■ulte 49JM) WOMAN' Secretary and Book__________ r tl ROOM Apartment unfumlahed. Used 2Pc Living Room Built 21.06 kaepar. Shorthand nrresaary. electric hot water healer and Uecd SPc Living Room Suite 24.06 Congenial working renditions. 40 Uaed Sofa Bed with Maple •tore, newly decorated. Ph. 704 hour week. State ago, exper­ Arms 16.00 , 1th ft Mcllonvllle. ience and training. Box WT e/« Herald.______ _ ____________ 4-ROOM Apartment, on* block Used Solid Oak Side Board 10.00 Round Dining Room from nurrery, children accepted. Uaed "h e lp , A p p l y Table JOjO# Oaa refrigerator. Water and Used Kitchen Cabinet . Store. 10.06 llghta rurnUhcd. Apply Oil Pal­ Special I 0x12 Llnohum 6-0I i n r — 'preferably metto Ave J ll or Ralln'sd exporSpecial I Plaatlc Window Shade* > I 4-ROOM furnlahed boxiae; 1 fury Ralph A. Smith, Choice of Color* 1.10 nlahcd apartment 108 MangouiMATHER OP SANFORD tin* Ave. Call between 4-6 P.M. 263•ft R JM 1ST F E lf ALE CLERK, typist, must be 1 *. St. Phone 122-M. Top Flight Paint ad la filing, report*, 62 *6 Gal. .... 1 Navyr “ T ” Shirt* office routine. Eatah« .46 Ea. « ' THREE bedroom boiue. 1400 Park Tarpaul AU Slaea offera germsAxre^ Apply 1610 Magnolia or Buy Till You Try r „ peeltlon, 60 hr. working condition*, •NAVY SURPLUS ONE* Two or ftrua*~bedroom 116 tea. Ph. 1111 i ago, education, oxpsritnce Honae, Good let* Hen. Phone R t ft o k lL L E R — Mak* your aoll ■Jary dwired la B ril let'W H U Bn HO, ftaaford bfs — --- i --------- 4------------come alive with revolutionary (ED Garare apartment. wrr com|>oeter. Prepare aeed ... aoi-J .______________ __ ‘ la ana operation. Efficient Kdw £ .... "S T T C ve. T J , ~ ■ » regular. Mac's SIMIED Apartment, S I * aU ekectrk . m Magnolia I’ ltune 104 •■ p c . r 1.* \ X! Use HERALD Want Ads Siinfortl, Mot Ida Refresli...add zest to the hour *rg r vsertti tlf^iay iiMSfiiny itilDlipa ftiuhin? lff»n in : n THIS COURT o k t i i i : iv JIT'dK. MKMINOI.K ClllINTt, FI.OIlltiA, IN I'ltollATK IN (IK: IMTATK OK si 'SAN IIOKt’ llK U .K AVI* HIT, I n.-rt. to a m , o u k h it o h s a n p rr:n SONS IIW IN ll l'I. VIMS nil PVT SI AN PS MiVINSTSVlP KSTATHi V»>»i nml .ni li omi nr* ln>r»l,r holirinl .Itiil ff<(iil|c.| present any claims and demands which Von. or either of you, tna% liave against the estate of Husan Roiirhelle Wight, deceased, Inin uf sold County, to the ■County Judge off Hfttftltnde Co l|lit 6*. Flo r Ida. at his office In the court house off sold Colt Ply at Hanford, Florida. wit bln eight cal­ endar tnonllts from the time of the first uuhllcatton of thlft noib « Each elalni or deiuatul shall be lit writing, and -dmll state the place of residence and post office address of the * Lit tic* fit, nml eh *11 be gtvnrtt to by llte lUhu.iMt. agent, or sltnriuej*. cud uny tmcln claim or d* inand not <o filed shall t*e Vfifd. L It. lUR’CHELLK, pi ecu tot of the Ls«t Will and Testament “ f Susan llmichell* Wight, Dei erst-d First publtratIon July lft, 1W0- i *** t.cirui ixotu’e Legal Notice I g * #H l ■ ^ w - i , | ■, PAGE T t t r m w p n h n w r t M f T1 Q A V F M W k i n w i f M 26, 1950 DOST [XT If' TiltAt' ARE THE OOTUWjhU'tt PROVE IT.') ("i'll GCI TtUT MAWED^ -------------- ------------ /hX P r < A ; M B'S HEAP OP INTELU3ENCB I HOW A 3 0 U T ’j Z OH.. < 3 'j5 -au 5 V ) l mI I, ib— a laew-t l>tlo»« to K r r BCaW lTHKlUf IF you' . , MpU WOULDNTJOlH THH MauriTOs w a p vouo • , ( ‘ slraD atvi-tG ---------•CLFARCXMOAPOW: > |MOO*a3'ltlH/ d o AWtAO-'- o u riH g S ( n?ACk-- 'A . Vrowf 19^— _ pxirr*« ttuAur ILL FIX VUU.IVtjUU. NOT e a r A t io n m n o A r « * (t .L / nu. a il n « eABtNts u o r r o u r ma.K au*u» UiOH vonr kDUTlLU’ AKI p .) . NWAc < W »LL i'WHV m J D .D N ry o u «A V e S iL o a T a ' ------ pi JO-USE -ru O R iV g •A FiLYT^V * BALES. I N C (a l Strieklaad-Marrlamia, lac) Sstofavd, Fla. 1040 CHEVROLET Plck-Ua *2t». B.I. llaaan, CaU .I66l-J4. PACKARD COUP#, good romii-1 IW - CJkjw. Phapw ^Jl-W o r1 3 / * ----- it' ?6_>v! IHIWafM . T T . J * * * �p* -La- tS S W M rb "i Sr i- 1 llv HAL HOYI.R U. S. EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS, KORFA - b 'P )— Get ting to the Korean Ir.iMlttruni is as It ml as buying len quirk tickets to a hit Broadway play. It is that popular. You have to stand in line to get here. Ju»t why this is true I don't know. The people I have met so far item to fall into three classes, nene of which you would think would be Interested in fighting. * 1. There ere the old line- A r­ up three or four days getting my officers who have I" en H00 miles from there to Korea. through tun World Wars urn! It isn't of historic importance, could retire— but they nre still of course, that a couple o f coreager beavers in the service. They luspondenls were delayed three refuse to retire while the gun* days by u big wind from getting are atilt firing. to their assignment. Itut It is im­ 2. There are the brave boys portant tliai for much of that below Voting age wbo should lime tliu ground forces In Korea have a lifetime o f peace and eilq didn’t get tha Tull air support cation to look forward to - and they so desperately needed. yet they willingly put their The plane we finally got o ff bright future on the altar of on curried people of the three patriotism. ( lasses I mentioned earlier— the 3. There are young nwrrud boy*, the young men with fami­ men with children to raise. lies. nnd the older men with Wouldn't you think they would engies or silver maple leave* on say “ my family first, my country their shoulder* who won't lcavo afterw ard?" Hut somehow they ii fire while the flames are show­ don't, bitter a» Urn decision l*. ing. To get to Korea you have to Reroute of further had weather buck people from nil three of ami a low priority I was among these classeH who want to gel a group that was bumped from there ahead o f you. There Is u the plum- und lost an extra day backlog all along the line and it on liie wny. .So did some of the la a kind o f privilege to make the hoy* mid the young men with trip over. Snmilieu. The older brass got I'o toil the truth, I didn’t feel through, probably for a good rea­ much that wny mysself nt first. son—they were more Important. 1 thought It didn't make any real Hut everyone who was held difference to me whether I came over resented it. So did most of one week or the n eil. I know the guys who hud spent aa much enough abuul wnr to reullte that ns ten duy* at that forward air­ it always goes un longer tliuu base In Jnpuu trying to get over. It la expected to. It is a standing room onTy situa­ But it only look lion White- tion. head, sn old buddy from the WhyT I think it Is because of second World War, and m y«d f the uuignifieeiit slntid made by about 49 hours to fly from New I lie lone 24th Infantry Dlvialon York to Tokyo. Then, after get­ which for weeks stood by itself ting our gear and credentials, lor America. ' I’be United States Is wo were stymied for 72 hours u funny country. Like England going from Tokyo to Korea be­ il doesn't dissolve In timu of cause o f is typinion. trouble, Il pulls together. Danger That seems to me something knit* u* more than prosperity. our people at home don't rcsllra That is why so many today — how much a part the wcatbei want to pny the debt of honor wc Play* In thin war and how clever­ feel we owe the so-called green ly the North Koreans timed their kldr who bebl iih best they attack to get the Iwnefit of the could with the little they had .oi l lie nullon llml in now going rainy season. You can fly 8,00(1 miles to Tok­ to give so immeasurably more to yo In two days mid then be held win. Korean War St . w rear Oa«> vily engaged’’ nn the easl const, somewhere south o f Yongdiik Fresh enemy forces— of undeter­ mined slxe—were spotted by Ameriran pilots pushing south nlong the east coast from Sumchok, 74 miles ninth of Yongtlok, o back up the Red offensive on he extreme right wing of the line, be battle was within 26 mile* of American beuchiiead npi| sup­ ply port o f Pohung where the First Cavalry Division lauded one week t ago. Headquarters said "no alarm Wqx fe lt" over the flunking move of the enemy down Km mV west Coast because of Ihn small number o f troops involved. Yongdong where First Cavalry Division lines am under heavy ires mi re, the Reds weir sti lulli­ ng through tnuuiilninouH lug inuunlniiunw piumex at Yungsan, Chongsan mnl rough ■rang Mountain. Tliese were eight, 12 and 23 ulr miles respectively north and east of Yongdong. The four day Imltlu in width the Rads wan Yongdong curlier this week was the largest ground Imt tie of the campaign thu* fin, witii overwhelming pressure placed on four game new U. fl. regiments strung along n 25-milrs front. Ill the lladung battle, n Fifth A ir force spokesman said the city Was subject to vigorous assault by Infantry amt plnnet. „ Ha aald carrlar launcurl phi tie* Attacked the central front. Tha unconfirmed report of Urn city’s recapture might be tin* first ■tap by United Nations forces to plug the gap In their shrinking defense perimeter in souths**! Ko- f LY1- . A t- *jSh' <*- BTjjf' - -fe’ Know f .i . ALLOVKR 8H IR R K D — Black nylon bathing suit bos bodice cun' to wear with or without sirups, from a New York summer collec­ tion. f#f. Y. Dress ln»tilute Photo/ | ('« il«s t s Vans rose Oasl IliatllttM Km ras, Oa,t Hiscayne Kennel Club, Miami, Nov. 14 to Dec. 23, 1050 ^m i March 29 to June in 1051. Total 91 days. Broward County Kenuell Club, Dir. 25, 1950, to Apr. 9, 1961. Total 91 ibivs. Jacksonville Kennel Club, Dec. 25, I960 to Jen. 24, 1051. Jen. 25 .Scholarship day. Jan. 2fl to Apr. 7, 1061. Total 91 day*. Miami Beach Kennel Club, Jan. I to Apr. M, 196It One day for scholarship day to be announced later. Palm Beach Kennel Club, Jan. I to Apr. 10, 1961 with one day fo l Scholarship Day. Total 91 day*. Sanford-Orlando Kennel Cl,ub Dec. 27, 1950 to Apr. 11, 1951. Closed Jam 1 In order not to con­ flict with Tangerine Bowl Foot­ ball game. Tdlal 91 day*. Ht. Petersburg Kennel Cldbj Dec. 20. 1960 to Apr. 10, I9 ff, with Hiu Ih-HcI or many who have been nerving in tiio IJniled Stales, with* nut iniurnnrc, that tlioy msy be mint oversea*. The renewal of Inlined |xiltries al*o in iioliuvd In­ creasing. paign. Wlggintun recalled Rash "ie tpiuieii as having admitted before the commlttvo under oath Jtavlng been u partner and a part owner of the 21 Club in Jacksonville llruch. He is rjuoted a* having ad­ mitted further that thle club la strictly a gambling lions*," "I have received numerous in­ quiries from >ioth lawyer* and laymen asking what action, If any, the Florida Bar Intends to Race Track Probe matinees on Wednesday and Sat­ urday afternoons during this period and ob closing day. One day for .Scholarship fund. Tota CROWNIO ".Sweetheart of the Armed Services," songstress Frun Warren gets a fitting wekoinn on her arrival at l-u Uuardlu Field. New York. She it being greeted by S/iSgt. Gerald Hopkins Mult) nt Urooklyn and Seuiu.m Martin Under of Alabama. Mis* Werrer. will embark sliorlly mi a tour ot veterans' hospitals, <International) 01 days. Snrniutn Kennel Club, Mar. t to June 1, 1961, Total 80 days with oiiu day for Scholarship fund. Fronton Exhibition Company (jal uli), Miami, Dec. 12. 1950 to Apr. 7, 1951, wth one day for Hcliolundiip Day. Total 101 dayl. West Flagler Kennel Club, Mia­ mi, Dec. 25, 1050, to Apr. 9 11951, with one day for scholarship fund Total 091 days. Tha last perfect game In tha major leagues was pitched by Charles C. Bobertaon of tha White Box against Detroit in nvnsvcr, * always nave accepted Broadway for what It was—a tinny little rat raca full of sound and fury signifying nothing. In the words of Broadway Barn. To dtscovsr that It stirs 1M emotions of a great artist, that It has a dimension beyond what I had assumed, is unsettling. • • • • LIK E LY, HOWEVER, M. DUFY IS RIOHT. Overall p attern al­ ways are difficult to discover If you are wandering around In the cen­ ter of the muse. There are few day* that go by In th* ysar when I don’t deal with the world of Broadway for anywhere from a minute to a night. My Broadway Is a street full of entertaining little oasts. Part of It, for example, is the patch of sidewalk In front of the Palace theater. They have revived vaudeville there these days, offtrtng a doxen as­ sorted hoofers, animal sets, acrobats and ballad-singers o f yesteryear and one B movie per bill—and with the revival has come the return of the sidewalk In front of (he famoua old house aa a meeting-place for show people. It's a little more wistful than In the Twenties, ths talk, and the vaudrvllllsna sp-ak more In reminiscence than of their present suc­ cesses. But as the race track people »ay, It’s better than sn empty stall. There StlU are a thousand stories Of love and lust to b* told o f th* watting ones In front of th* Hotel Aetor In the evening, and ths raeIng people still come directly from Aqueduct like homing pigeons to the Paddock bar and grill and continue there their discussions o f how they blow the sixth by s head. The shoeshlne boys take up their prepared positions near the record •hops *nd snap their cloths to the beat of the latest tunes, and the dancehall doormen drone their flat and mechanical speeches about the glories of the 50 beautiful dancing partners, 69, upstairs. In direct contradiction to the riy-specked pictures of the beautiful ones ■doming the entrsnees. • • * • IN DUFFY HQUARK, THE SQUARE W ITH IN A SQUARE, th# plgeonsi prowl, unconcernedly, for nourishment, end the meahdrrert, with no definite place to go, sit for ■ moment to take their bearings before resuming the endless quest—(be quest for something they can’t explain. The electrical bell of news slips silently around the Times building — In which, logically, the Ttnir* Is not publlshkd—and th# country folk stand on the street comers and gawk at It. The beggera with their white canes and police dogs and accordions shuffle and sing their way slowly up and down the street. The pickup artists stand on the corners end eye the passing girls. The airbrakes hiss on the passing buses and the babble of voices la Ilka a hundred hen parties. But how can I tell youT Like M. Dufy, I cannot paint it now, but It will keep Incubating until I try It. iim m ro™ C Of C Plans (C H IIS ftfS K ruia » * • Oft* I reived ms a re-mil of industrial ad­ vertising by the State Advertising Commission. About 40 such in­ quiries are now listed. Mr. Higgins discussed with the committee the importance o f all of its members meeting in order to analyte fully these reports. This i« neces- ary ir. order to set all the detail.-, worked out, including full knowledge of the upplicuu' and his requirements, he Hinted. Information •iincernlng likely prospects can lie presented In turn to the City or Cauntv Cir-m 'slon«. depending upon the probable location of the new industry. "B y this procedure o f taking advantage of the advertising of the State Advertising Commix■ion," said Mr. Higgins, the plac­ ing o f which requires considerable expenditures In Industrial paper* nnd magaxinee, the Citv and County has the opportunity to con­ tact these inquirvs and to noln* out the advantages o f this se-Hon." ' Three factors must be consider­ ed In the analysis o f the prospec­ tive buxines* and Its reuulrvrnen**. he pointed out. These Include the market or place where the product will he Bold, the uvnilabilU'’ of the raw material for manufac­ ture. and Hie sources of labor which may be heeded. By means of such an analysl" said Mr. HIgginft, nn intellioen* nnd correct presentation mnv lie made to Induce the applicant In locate here. Dr. H. K . K ing Ban. Chiropractor A L Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ph. 1752 or 1746 NCM AND XRAY 1022. T | ISSa, T ile I.eH Iftnr # ..rptirotl.dt AS*. thou who have contacted me that rum conduct on tha part of A t­ torney Rush, If true, constitutes a They aaUed Hedong, thrsatenod clear breach o f tha coda of ethics Paean. vital supply bese, and of the American Bar Accoclatlon." ' Tba Rads nut the aqueese on Ihn United Nations front alsewhem tha' war front In Koru, a man at General MacArthur’s rters aald tha battle line* Yongdong have "atabllssd west of Kumchon. Kumchon la a vital communica­ tions and supply caster for two U. 8. divisions— the First Cavalnr and the 26th Infantry— la ad­ vanced positions. While American and South Ko­ rean forces feught flercelv for every mountainous mile o f oar front marching nortnaast of_abandoned Taejon, the North Ko­ rean* were free-wheeling In tha un THC T ill WORLD that Florida 1. wonderful in Summer, too . . . that the tame ocean, gulf and liket that warn her winten cool her uimmen, too . . . that world* famoua fun facilities arc open year round -.. and that llintmcr prices make vacation dollars S-T«R-E*T*C-H! rdded confidently; new n strength —which In­ in A m y nnd n Marine enroute from the United ascuree the Korean At only one point waa wd can ha held " evidence of a bottle. A Eighth Army apofciMUM ,1a said South Korean marine National poUoe foroaaluw « Namwon, rail and highway tion SO miles ■ o O th M .lM Evidently the Oaaunonk W e ’ve told this story on a beautiful full-color mailing card. 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Trial ftltte, only $1.26; Large Family or llospjal uke, $3.50. ||g( M l w d the U. 8. First Cavalry M i l l a r away from Yongdong on m b central front. , Despite these revereala, which 4rtw soma peialmistlc comment r «.f A lA lllM O M brunette, 22-year-old Ann Urle, will represent Maryland at the Miss America Beauty Pageant In Atlantia City. A talented pianist and singer, Ann Is 8 feet 0% inches, weighs 110 pounds. (IsIematioMiiJ utrouipanying. fifty*. DM) Fluridu Bur Kiwanians were today enter* Lined by the singing o f a dou He quartette of girl* from tha Florida Industrial School at By MEL H ilM E B Ocala with Mrs. II. M. Lord, pi­ ano teacher at the school, ac­ companying. The girls wera at­ ’EW YORK—In the midst of politicians, movie tired In white robe* with black actreaaee, left-bended baseball players and tics. owners of saloons, ws hava had a really distin­ Al Wilson and Ralph Blackguished celebrity among ua of lata. In Raoul Dufy, welder had charge of tha pro­ the French painter. gram, and following the singing, M. Dufy, to whose preaenc* everyone In Man­ took the group, Including Mra. hattan has been reacting the same— "What T Dufy T Mrl'herson, superintendent o f the Ki-1' school, through the Sanford Zoo. Why, he’a been dead 50 year*’’—Is, Ilka Picasso Mrs. McPherson pointed out to and Matlasc, a living legend. the Kiwanians that the school la He la one of the last of the great Impressionists not u penal institution, but a and ha’a over here for medical treatment and to training school for delinquent do the settings (or a Broadway show this fall. In girls, who receive training 'along a way this reduces him to tha level of Toulouseeducational lines and those o f so­ Lautrec, whose best works wera commercial postcial adjustment. Mr*. Ixird, she era— but, as the boys In Llndy*i say, ws all Should said, Is instructing 20 o f the 82 be reduced to Toulouse-Lautrec’S level. A real ■roadway girls at the school in piano. Sha pleasure. invited Kiwanians to visit tha M. Dufy la on hla way to Cape Cod for tha summsr. but before school which It located near Sil* ' ver .Springs. heading for the sand dunes he got his first look, ths othtr evtnlng, at The girls sang a welcoming Broadway with all her headlights turned on. Th« man in the big song to Mr. Wilson as an intrj- clgarst ad was puffing smoke Into Times Square, the animals In the , duction, and followed with "God animated electric signs were staging their nightly Keystone Kop Ble»s America," the Kiwanians chases, all of Douglas Leigh's five-mlltion-bulb spectaculars wera joining in. Number, by the group winking end blinking, and the red-orange glow hung over the canyon included, "Neopjlltan N iglifa," as If a five-alarm fire were burning merrily. "LII Lira Jane,' "B y the MlasLM. Dufy— no adolescent, he—was as Impressed ss a high school Slpni,” "Daisy’, *Telf Me W hyT" sophomore coming in from East Qreenbush for the first time, "Some and "Beyond '.he Sunset." Duetts wore Broward Mlllee day," he said, "1 will paint Broadway. It lived* all the ektll o f the and Carl Durkins, and Tom Bur­ Impresslonlats to capture It. 1 cannot paint it now, but it will keep gess of Mt. Dora. Ralph A. Incubating—until 1 try It." 1 am quoting M. Dufy second-hand. His reaction startled me; I have lived for so long now with the .Smith, Kiwanis president, congr at id la l>>d the girls on their slng- forest of Broadway that T esnnot see It for the tree*. Because 1 am gralulalrd the girls on their sing- perverse, I am as fond of Its brashnes* and hullabaloo as I am, say, group singing with Harry Wester of Milton Bert*. lOfiO, to Fell. 27, 1951. Total 91 lire tnknir out policies. llu said tills in iluu largely to '( tie miniimiiii NS 1,1 policy that ear be taken out initially i* $1,000, (lie ninxiiiiiim $10,000. A fter Id* initial policy, the hold­ er may take nui addtiomil policies ■is he wishes in multiples of $600. Tims one huhler could have ns ninny un 10 policies, the VA Ottx~ ciul hiiid. . ■ Policies may lie taken unt In any one of iieven forms, the rlienp* c-t of which is mi-called term In* Kuriince. Term Insurance ha* a low premium’ for a flnt five year period, mid is renewable ut an Increused premium earh live years. It limy lie converted at any time Into one of the ala. permanent types. (C m states at the Chicago Stadium, he declared. Louisians Lions brought samples of rice, sugar cane, Michi­ gan gave bean* and Kansas Lions • donated sunflowers. Georgia Lions were generous with toast­ ed peanuts. Numerous gifts were nreaeiited to Lion offlcialH including Mel­ vin Jones, founder nnd secretary general of the movement, Walter Fisher, psst president and Harold Petry of Texas, who was elected president o f Lfuns International, raid Lion Williams. Big event;, were Texas n ig h ty at the Stadium and the linernational Review night, Thurs­ day night with events featuring name bnnds and entertainers such as Dick Cantino, Bob Crosby and others, be said. Clarence Welsh, vice president, conducted the meeting yesterday during the absence of King Lion Harry Robson. IN’ Commie Tactics I f ■ tn lln n r't Lions Meet State Industrial School Quartette Sings For Kiwanis Getting To K o re a n Front S a id Hard As Ticket To Broadway Hit d in lliiiir. WEDNESDAY JULY 26. 1950 TTTF H A N F O R D RFRAT.TY S A N F O R D F T .O R m A PAGE SIX - VA * �Hanford I^ralit In Unity There In Strength— To Protect Ihe Peace of the World; To Promote the Progresa of America. To Prodoce Prosperity for Sanford. AN VO LU M E X X X X I Truman Vetoes Price Control, EntflhlishrH 100X IN D E P E N D tN T D A IL Y S A N F O R D , fL O K lD A , aUseOfA-Bomb All Interests Are Included In U.S. Policy P r e s id e n t D e c l a r e s A ll O u t M o b iliz a ­ tio n I s N o t N e c e s ­ sa ry A t Present Farm, Labor. Indus­ try And Public To Bo Consulted On W ar Mobilization W ASHINGTON. July 2 7 - (A D ) --President Truman said today he dfrrcs no nrernity now (or wage ptirr and manpower control*. lie told a new* conference that if they come, they will come to­ gether as part of all-out mnhiltrslion. H r hope* we will not have to have all-out mobilization, hr add­ ed. W ASHINGTON. July 27 (AD) — Ihr givrrnip'nl today *nnomin­ ee! U will organire a 12 man na­ tional policy committee, itom agt*' cultuic, industry, labor and the public lo consult ini war nobilira ■ lion policy. W. S tin rl Synniiflnn. <h*iiir*n ol the National Security Itesources •>.,ict ( V H R ). *-nd In* -gency i* * T-im/ing ihe L n m v gimp. I Ilf 11■ f -0 1 i I h, i lr|i|r*ttlln livrs will hr A M . President William Itrern. T IO Pirsidenl Plii'in M ur­ ray. *nd AI Have*, prrsidrnt of the Inlcinational Association if Machilll*l» (llllaffiliated) Synnnfilot. said latlxrr prt-poseci tin commillre When asked who the otkri nine meml r. will be. he said lie k.is not Vet had a chance to mvitr lire other group* In la ir pail GI Hunts For Korean Rod A fronts M i. fruman'i comments came in ^tetpnntr to queHiop) about thr profKiial from IW n a iJ M lU ittrh for an immrdialr ''ceiling on every­ thing " R a tm ir gave hit view* to ConRrr»» yesterday. I hr lawmarkers themselves appealed divided on his pro|H>sal with most mrmhrrs apparentlv against any all-out moliiliration right now. There were’ pothers, however, who called lor fullscale eronnmir mnbili/atlrm with consiunri rationing anti xv*ge-prire control* President Truman also told Ids newa conference; ♦ ^ W _ ™ 1. lie la not now considering usa o f the atomic hornh In the Korean war. 2. Steps are in the making to deal with any- traitors or salaitnurs in the prrsAl. emergency. Those steps will not infringe on I he hill o f rights, he added. <t. The Slate and ftefenae Hepart merits urn working on proposala for increased military aid in European Allies. He sniil these proposals wilt lie presented to Congress before it adjourns. 4. He did not wnnt to make any romment now on peace prospects; that It wonld lie lietter to wait for a few more developments. A n*« porter had r«>enlle<l that only- p couple of months ago the Presi­ dent had anld the outlook for peace was lietter than it hail been at any time since 1045. Thn newsman asked if the President still felt that wny. On the ipiestinn of wage and prire rent Mils, Mr. Trtlmnn said he thought his economic message to Congress had covered that. If* said then ho would not he*tit*te to usk for them if he thought they were needed. A reporter said there were ru­ mor* around Washington that p r ic e nnd rationing step* were al­ ready In the making and wen to lie set in foirn by l.ahor Day Thr President said that wenews to hint. Another reporter wanted In KhOw whether, if price* arr roll­ ed hack, I hey wood ho rolled hack to the June 2S level as Itaueh projiosed. ^n(in nH{(J hf would cross •m T that bridge when he came In it. not being considered nowAt the Capitol. Attorney C.eneral McGrath marto a plea, meantime, for quick P f i » « W J ? T £ ! control, asked by ^««dd«_nt TruIt lM llH r l *»■ r * « * VetH Should Arrange Now For Fall Study W ASHINGTON, July 27—(Aft ^ —The Veterans Admlniitralion today urged war vetersns plannlng to study under the GI UIU next fall to s u it making nrransementa immediately. Veterans who plan to continue the seme course at the same achool they previously attended should make certain that the school has room for them, v a said in a statement. They need not contact VA at all, however. .A Veterans who want to contlnua * the Mine roune but i t * differ* ant school muat obtain a aupplemrnlal certlfkata of ellgl* blllly from VA. ' A similar certificate will be required of; ' I. Veteran who wlah to make their first change from one cen­ tral field of study to another, as from law to engineering, j 2. Veterans who completed or dlacontinued GI Bill training and ♦ now want to make a first change to a different general field. Veterans who havp previously changed general fields of GI PHI study, snd now wish to change again, must apply at VA regional offices. m. SPORTSMEN'S CLUB ; Plans for the location of a now Slab house will be discussed at a meeting of the Seminole Snortsman Association Friday ntgnt at tbs Tourist Cantor. ! A one day, mom ‘ elated for INSPECTION SCENES like this are ringed everywhere in South Kotra by heavily armed Ola nnd Kori an mlriiri,j a* hordes of Innocent appearing civilians cross U. R. lines. Every civilian nnd hi* bundle represents a po­ tential lied Fifth Columnist nnd death Ui nn Amrth ,ni ruldtcc. hrnre the most careful search U imperative. (internattend! Jfoundphofo) C h u r c h ill S a y s No A la rm Felt U. S. Could Bomb O v e r Intrusion Reds From Britain Of Sail In Wells TH E JU LY Korean Communists Mass Men And ArmorF or Knoc kout Blow At American Detense Center U. S. Patrols Shove Fed Column Back; Holes Plugged On Approach To Pusan U omiri0(1 War ticrot*s Return From Korean Front Symington, a* hoard chairman, i* due, ling the prrtf lit leftlnlira lion drtvp no die home l(pnt. lie («<■ announced tluil iwo la Iris hor men have been appoint.-I assistant* Kli llltver, I.mImii eem mist. who bus worked closely will A l l . union* nnd Itnilrond hrnthrr imida. No. 241 As-HtM-inted Press I .riuted W ire 27. U.150 ' Scnttfrrd thiindrr-hn» rts ex* Irrmp north end widely scattered iiltrrnnnn thundenhowera central portion, otherwise fair weather through Friday. NEW SPAPER THURSDAY W EATHER CAHYING A GROUP Of AMERICAN SOIDIIRS, wounded In the South Koirnn ngbtluc. an Air Korea f*-5« ■rrivrs at Uie FalrflrJd-Suisiin, Calif., base. Accompanying tha war h roeioa lliclr i. Imn home are medical Kverrelt Kassalnw, assist nit reattendants. Amlwtanera were waiting to rush them In nearby Army ho pit d*. (fnternolional .Tonndphoto) senrdi director of the CIO The announcement was Hindi' nfter Symington held n t idl'd Appeal F o r Secret Dr. Kmireebt Insists meeting with n nine-man l<knpor l.atior committee fornit'd to Session Is Defeat­ Situation No Worse nry discuss with liim how tailior wnuld represented in agencies Invlng* ed By 296 To 295 Than 15 Years Ago lie a purl in war mohiixutlun. Thi* committee, in » *tai inncnt LONDON. July 27 (A P ) Mien i, no hams lor alarm ton- nfter the meeting, culled foi Winrtnn Churchill tlrrh in l today • rilling inlptuon of **|| into thr adoption nf excesa profits A l l S AIR S I R ll’ IN K O R lX T iitv 27 (/f) C.riirrsl Ma«, Arllun tmlsy made ln< •rroml *uipii»e *isil In the Kiursn waifnml and plane* frnm present II. S. ha*c* h»*il artesian well walrr supply, lo "remove the lucentivn for *t>eand. ‘re A m e r i c a n P u m n e n n "r* «jir i| rninplrln coilltilence "in iiltimalr v*j j,v.' in I'.ngUnd could atom homh "Rtt* a* analysis of (hr well walrr nhow* dilative price increaae*" «nd, turn to the. government t*is pr*J»f 4 'n iC I -311 ^ F H . P I ? * , " " Alter confcrriiiv wdli hu top cpiuinti: ii fj at I'ighlh Aimy Head»t*n cities and key point*" in n that the .sail rnhfent -at present-i* from the piihhe in1 -*• A r m y O f IJ O .O O O •pisilrm, the General warned. “ Wr will have new heart,iche> and new third World War. ihr *,rmr a* I I v'-ir* ago. f)i. R. these rritical days through wholly . ., — ■■ - • Troops Is Frozen .setbacks." Rut lie said Russia could *werji W- Riiprehl, director ni the Central unjustified rise* in the price " f RllL" lie added. "I wa* never In the Knglidi Chnnnrl ami "bring Hnrida Lyertmenl .Station. derlar- nccosstlcs." W ASHING’!tl.\. July 27—f/Pl more loufidctit o f victoiy ulliThe loilxir committee *"d us under air hnmhardmrul. opsrl «d lodty nothing about price controls, tint —'Ihr Slate Depnrlinenl -aid to­ milte vlrt'iry in my life limn I from thr atnnur Itnmh. far worsr “ We have aIway* barf sally wells President Green o f the A FI, told il a.i tVr*l tier mall* should hate am now." The Gulled Nalimi* eommaml than we have ever rnduied.*’ ui lu* section," hr pointed out, reporters that "we are rapid)v ml douhl iiImiiiI the "delrrinina- or returned to Tokyo toniqht. Churchill led o ff fur the Conser­ "and thr Lxpcruiieiii Station hm approaching the point when- prire li*o" of the I oiled Slalr* lo de­ MaeAllhur'* flighl fioill Tokyfend West Germany "again*! a control* will he necessary." vative* on the final day of a twu- liven .veil aware of the danger of Symington *uid tlint he will *."ihle nttaek from I In- Rant." to Kmeu was completely iinheiday defense debate after failing by building up harmful salt concen- also recommend to Prosdcnt Tru­ U tSIHN'tiTON, tidy 27 i/Vt rs* Officer Michael J. Me- iilil'il. Ill' ums aeom|iiinU*l only liy a *nm1l, select group of In- S' tinti erlm.' invi-.digatoi * pro­ man that hit hor have pin re* " " Iferiilotl e»pre*-eil roiifiilrure a single vole In force ihr I lnu<e of IMl inns in ihe soil." i liief advisers, There wan rm n«l- mt' '•! today to keep a nlmip look"nil industry committees created lk.il We*t German* are "le»* Common* intn secret session. i mire word to the pres* a* on "lit l"i any -tgu of wnt--iinwm'd Hr rrrallrd llu.l ihe lust annual fnr marshaling our resource*. l»k'd* Ilian per h a p * m im ic ( p e o ­ The vote against the motion Ilia pieviuiia flight to tin* front Idaek in ill.ei iipernlioie. liy rnekeReside* Oliver and KassaWw. ple) fear lo hwhIIou hook, line rrpori of tin* Slalion in 1034 •lai­ to clear the galleries was 2nd to on .lone "ft. t' ei i .md eriminat cang*. who will Iw full-time NS It It o ffi­ Sml -inker" Ihe "l.orrlri -nog of 226. Tlie 1-nbor government h«a rd, "Preliminary »ltidirs llii* past cials, the unions wilt recommend The aecrery vanish'-'! from I" I lies winoeit ilii.i ilmrlav!" < llte I,anl German iiu p p clH ." The nn overall majority of -even, hut year indicate that soil reaction and day's trip when III- Hepped fl> 111 ' "i t*v G" Ixoii *ii fighting md | orrlri anordlnc In German additional l.ahor people to n r v wa* nearly defeated Iwoui' P o f no i all roncrnlr.ilinn nf ibe soil In plane. |(r war, weal iou^, Jtln no <vpnuded uoRiinv program <ie in the various division* of It" fotktmr » rr flayrn-lmlird abstention nnd several abjenrr*. f it init i nr rap amt aunt an imifnr'n |i|< lx I., diiix. 'i,ii l . i motley" .p Imsrd, Symngton announeed. maid, n -« ho liord »ltil>md solution plav an impoiiant pait in Citing whnf lie said wen II. S. Hi* corn eoh pipe waa iietwreu to trading iu ...... . rhiunmdttti asiltlf* on Mie rmk < >it the lllioir estimates, Churchill n ..riled Ihe the dilhcullie* encountered bv ihe In* teeth. l|e wa* quickly lerng IRii* 1 mull i t . in xx'ltleli .r'lii,' W ASHINGTON. Itdv !7 rd’i llirrr nired. Rn-slau* may have 4U.00II Inliki growers." i;« "it ..r' "i,| itlrgalfy (or 111.-11 The Air Force Is increasing U He demanded I hat the l.ahor He ronferird with ills highe*:; pm . . tinililimoille I li'IUl-.l m iUi. (irmialiv, |nlv Dr Ituprcchl ndrled that, iu the strength from 48 group* !<• !>ly piing nn government let I lie House know yearn since lin t the Ktalinn work­ tanking officers on tinseen Il’e a l l H f S " • e«*r T««l 27 ( A i'l U S Aiinv Hrad- of the hCighth Army rnmliirtlo,; when i gin .'i niiieul unih'l Inlie* i < "thr numlicr o f Soviet lank* now ers huil encountered a few cases io|ili"l *n|e assembled on nr near the ’Western (jits lie t* Kuinpran ( nmtnantl i n ­ tli" ground eampiiign, nnd of the of * 11)I ronrrntratinii too high for A .liitemeol fiiou the -perial Front." fill advanced liendquarter* of Hie Far In iliy it had fio/cn nouneed normal growth. These, ho Maid, Seiitil. eonunitli'e to study -rime The Conservative leader said worn correlated with the exreaaivi; ami o iflcci peiMittlirl in Fast Air Forces recently moved •aid *lint ill vi llgalni "huil found enlisted the Western Allies have no present to Korea from Smithenr Japan. $• nnllniiail l$M I'RKf tWOl use of water from wells that had for re to cope with the "array of a considerably higher suit enntent There was npecnlntion tiiat many had- lending to *lmw tlint Shortly aflei noon M"nda\ armored avalanches" Russia would than the majority of the well* In liigli level ntralegy di'cisloiia were Hie I. el mmil'V XXII |,l tile lilts j —Ilf Idiii'l mil I.* t "pei at ions of ik 4-11 girl* nf 10 lo 15 yeti ' " f .<i: unleash in Europe if war breaks leached. thr section. 'idemldi iimi;niliule" >| u ■ i n g will leave in a hu* for Camp M' out. Lt. General Wtillon, II u; II During the past season, he re­ tjmirrie in ihe f tenIn N n i' ■■ Causes Anlo Crash t . umy, I Wo, l,| Wat It "ill I lie postwar If Ihe Russian should raptor" vealed, a considerable number of <r, 'oinmandipg the Hth At air fields on I lie French Channel farms were found where the ta il Forest, Miss I.lla Wnada rd, on ol i stud troop rclnforccmenta were pet eel A duel that escaped from a coast, he said, “ they could, I fear, roncenlrationa in the surface noil homu demonstration agent, rm disco Sled lu his UI) minute cm “ VV" h tO'^'.it ....... ted rush papei hag flew in the face of die outnumber us iu the'air by a fm wero too high for normal growth nouneed thin nioinmg. on the part nf many pemin* to The bus will he Ranked lie kind Hr ivi-r of all autnUUihilc veatentav (ere nee with Mac Arthur. This hoaid eominndilte of every lyoe," larger number of 'machines than of plants. artel noon on Celery Avenue, gave rise lo hopes Hint hndly aiil t’liattmao Ixetanvvep (It. Hiller ever did.* "it does not follow, however. Ha the Court House in order to eli­ Churchill said llritnln e I * •» said, 'that these farm* will have minate congestion in loading, aid .aiising her lo loose control of *ho needed tronpn may not lai far ’I'eiml, "there i- untlouhtedly a ear and to crash into a ligfil pole, away. Miss Woodard. flrong fcioplatmn for these ia<i"would be subject to a bombard­ to lie abandoned or will have to A t the camp the Hernii'd' rllpiiin" It off ment by rocket-propelled and find new source* of irrigation Just before leaving Korea, t‘lee< . I" loio again lo these In Tne driver waa Irene Rellainy, County girls will join others f om erative hy lmes " guided missiles— I am not speak water." Negres* of Route I. who allffered Mac Arthur told reporters; IC m Us i W *>■ Pas* T w *» lie idfle.l that if Hie loiumittee "I have a feeling of optimism Humming up reason* for *all Orange and Brevard countle*. snd head injuries and cuts, and lienillieovei evlileliee of Hd*. It will concentration* during the jiaat two total attendance will lie more Himo riette Oliver, Negress, a passen­ after this iospeetion today." 120. t V n t ls i He said It "romplotely roll prompilv ri-poit to Congress ami Among those who will (rnm - ger, who had a leg Injury. Both firmed" Hie estimate tie made Hie piddle. were taken to Ferrmhl l.aughton pany the girls on the trip are Mi*ia}«a«|iit«rH «•» r « f i I *v««| Tlie i 'itnmilli i' •talemciit sapi John Fox, P*r>l„; Mrs. J.K. Iloilo- Memorial lio-pitnl in the Moody Hive ligatloo allendy ha* disamhulnnre. The nrrident occurred son, Lake Monroe, Mrs. Georgr Ot OKLAHOMA CITY. July 27— etosed tluil liig-Kide racketeer* lo, Long wood, Mrm. R.F. Roelk U at 1:48 o'elock near Douglas Av.(A*)—William O. Cor charges that (leqoeiilly utlelilpt to "lt'"ilim lte N. and G. Barker o f the Red Cm** nue. Damage to the l»4 l I'lymmilh the Democratic governor's nomin­ M ..Ktinitrs m- r « a * T w ill FORT LAUpEBDALE, July Sedan wa* eatlmnted it 110*1. chapter of ML Dora. ation was stolen from him and 27— Amaa . Hall, Broward says he will demand today a county’s new sheriff, said today Senior Major Allan Whotton. complete recount lie made. commander of the ,Sanford Salvo lie is sailing his 10 shares of In the face of an unofficial stock in a naw Jai Alai fronton lion Army Rost from l'J44 Hirougli 566-vote defeat by Johnston soon to bo built in this area. Hill!, and who t* attaehed to tin Murray, Coo declared “ some coun­ ■tile headquarter* of the orgaoi” 1 agreed but May to buy tbo .Sanfrod llolNiians under the ty and precinct election officials stock at $1,000 a share." said ration in Jarksonvillc, i- now mh- leadei lop " f President Otvillc in this state are going to the Hall. "A t that time 1 had no .titutiog at tha local post wldle Tom Iitori ' iidiarked on Gene Ronpenitentlgnr for the election idea that I would be sliariffLieut and Mrs. Paul Jone:. ate on millal’. "iikytaik" at 2:30 o'clock PARIS, July 27 — f/P)— Christian Dior oiwnrd the fall fashion vacation frauds practiced on me” Tuewtay Now, to prevent embarrassment, in Atlantn, (in. y e l ' i d i v afleinoon for lemon in the runoff primary. showings here today by inlrodumg a shapely silhouette which empha­ I'm going to sell tha atock." Gupt. ami Mrs. Gemge Wood. <if Itluff white they enjoyed a picnic The unofficial totals give John Montgomery, former sizes big hips, an ample busl^asd an hourglass waist. Hie Sava nnn It Halvatmn Artnv huppei. The eominitlee in ehutge Murray 235,528; Coe 234,fh'!(i. Miami Beach publisher and Everything reminiscent of the 1920s has been swept away and 1'osl, sod foim erlv of Sanford wa . compated of James Holt*'law, No official, were named, but Chamber of Commerce President, visited friend* hrre yngterday, in- Farlp Turner, and Boh Harris. even hemlines tend to be iligHtly longer, particularly for lopcoata. the bitter randldete asserted: and Vice Chairman of the State Itolaiims attending were Tlr. eluding Major and Mrs. Wlmiinn. He spotlights the bust with drapery and plumps up the hipa with "Already, In Oklahoma county Advertising Commission, heads Major Wharton annoumerl that H. W, fiupierlit, Dl. Otvillc Barks, alone, we have uncovered at the croup planning the fronton. padding, pockat flap* or kaur* Roll*. flrigadfer ami Mrs. Ernasl Pirker (iordon llri swim, Fletcher Isaat 8,100 votes stolen from me Jai Alai is n Spanish ball gam* roo pouched" drapery. lion protrude* hullwuily often Ing, aie moving from the Florida. Tom Brown, 11.11. Coleman, Ko|He plasters many dr eases with aa much as alx Inrhea away from Georgia, South Carolina Divi don land Dean. Dr. A.W. Kpps, 8r„ end given to Johnston Muiraj. on which parimutuel betting Is large plalnpaerl button* and any the hip*. In another county of this state, legal. «' to assume rnmmand of Ihr Keu Dr. A W Lpp*. Jr.. Walter Day89 people were voted out of Dior introduce* detachable lucky, Tennessee and Aiknii-n- ties, Roh lliiiris, Janies Holtxrlaw. Hall, who expacta his commis­ number o f outalse Pocket*. Dior akirt* are either very nar­ corsets that fit the mldrift and Division. one four-room house, listed as sion as sheriff within 84 hot rs, W A L effI".. W.R. Nicholson, Dr. their residence, all votes for declared he 'lias no illusion that row or fabuloualy full. Ha avskes bust like a breastplate. He mskis II.II. Pope, HuBrigadier Pickering Its- com­ Charlr.- IVi a 1980 look with narrow on*** Johnston Murray.” them in white satin to ton etrapIm' i I Pcaree. H.L. Perkins. 8r.. R. the job la n bad of rosea." that fit tight to tha kneea then lea* sheath dresses of black manded the southeastern Hivtvsinn “ There la no question but whut flute out into code* or burehe* Ratigan, aince 1044. They will leave Jack­ I. . Perkin,-, Jr., Jark PH ILIPPINE CENSl/H groagrain and in ahcll pink sa­ sonville aliout Sept. 10. Lieut. Col. Claicnri Redding, George Stine, 4he sheriff can e|osa gambling," M ANILA, July 87—<A*)-The he stipulated tha so-colled pro­ of pleat*. tin atop white one*. fitine, G.W. Spencer, H.W. Young o f Ixtuislana will tak* Andrew Tha fi full oaaa are lu bia but Philippines has a population of tected gambling k out." Dior ha* designed "etepharv; Georgr A. Speer, Orville Touchtnn. uawfcwk tradition aad the manne- ear" alaavea cut about two feeb over tha division. 19,497,701 the Census Bureau re­ "But rumbWrs will fight back. Senior Cajil. C. Witliam James, EuiIn Turner, Jatnea Davidson, F. ported today, This is 260,000 Wh*n (Hey find Ihtjr cant buy quin* parading them knocked ash- wide. Used on loose topcoats young p secretary /or Hi" D. Scott snd Roy Holler. traya, over with clockwork rnthary malt* the wearer look like year Guests included Todd Swalnt, their wajr liy they wffl fight division, him farewell orders. _ ___ ofa M i la flight. with whateeea p u r * they have. jarkata are vary leng with He etlffena full length, three- factiva SapL 20. Senior Capt. Roy Williams. Vivian Spear, EdI export u be th« aukjoct 7 . , .............._ _ of . .ward Higgins, Jr., W. A. Patrick, will have charge ‘ ........ kigh d hip length flared Glenn Stovall ill Wright, *»•»**«• Dan Arthur Moora, and jacket* with buckram tha Miami Citadel, said Major P Army Cancels All Mac A rth u r C on fid en t O f F i n a l L e a v e s ForM en V i c t o r y After Visit To Front Now In* E u ro p e Kefauver Men To Keep Lookout For Bl ack Marketeers B 4-H Girls To Leave For Camp McQuarrio D U On ILimpairt' Vote Fraud Charged In Oklahoma Primary Sheriff Hall Sell* 10 Share* Of Jai Alai Mnj. Whorton Tiikfs Over Salvation Army iiolury lOnjoys Picnic On SI. .InhnK River Christian Dior Opens Fall Fashion S h o w i n g s In Paris ad w rage Twer Broughton Watkina. Whortou. TO K Y O . Friday, July 28— | ( A!*) North Knic.in tn>op» and armor m avrd by night Tliurjday (nr .in sttcmplrd knockout blow in the renter of American defenie line* t iencral MscAtlnitr * h'sdquartei* in ,i rrlesie e.nly tmlsy slid there nsr s lull along tlie whole •istllelrnnt, hut that enemy preiMire eontiniled in *m h s way at *o indie tie the Communitt* were regmuping ami temaxjing l"r a new assault. Mn< Arthur tetnrnrd to lokyn Ihursday from a tw ill inspection tom of the Korean waifront. lie wax ronfidtnl id ultimate victory but foirtaw a long snd dilfirult sltugglr 'be.* ! I leadquarteii said "aggrrstive pa Ito ll" in the. snuthwesl sertor—had ptithrd hat k a Korean Rad roltimn two mile* to the vtiin ily of Undone. 70 in ilri noilhwcit of I ’ll* in I wo oilier holes were plugccd to the appioi he* lo I ’m an—ms|or American supply port. Other p.iltnl* ntxiv.-d lido the highway town of Iftmyang 78 tnile* noilltw n l ol Duran and made conlar.i with ait enrniv regunrnt ill Nam wnn, about 22 tmlr* soiithwctt of Hamy.ing. hcadquailrn said. Identity of tlie patuds was not made known, tint it x*-a* lit HiU irea yesterday that relatively small numbers of fresh American troop* werr reported in aetinn. Thr situation in thr center of the lint* appeared menacing even though henclqiintlets teported no luiijoi or derisive action" took place in Hie preceding 24 hours Front Hie front A-roeialed Prens Cot leipnnrleut William It. Moore reported three large Communist columns were concent rating ra il " f Yongdong In front .if the It,8. First Cavalry. A -pokc-man at General MarArthur's headquiiiierit in Tokyo said two of tile Reds three betd. divisions— the Second and Third— aie massed in that sector. From a forward post with the It < ia t tin * i atiaeSsi ________ ru * P on rl la y cp P H F r g c r i T o S u p p o r t B lo o d B a n k The Jayceca were today urged In Jidin Kuder, vice piesident, to get hrilind a tllive to make do­ nation.* to the Seminole County Blood Rank. A "small donors" day will lie held about Aug. I, and more donation* are erheilnled to take place iihnut the lrt.it. of Aug­ ust, lie said. It.D. Harrison nggr. ted tli.it • luce a number of ur.ers of tlie Blood Rank recently have hc«n Negroes, that donation! lie lollcited from colored people. Voile Williams, Jr., pointed out Hi at Hm Fourth District president, Chuck Fain, had entered mllltnrv service and proposed that Hie local club hack Alvin Odliam n.« u nom­ inee for the post. Mr. Kader urged that at least 5U members nf tlie local rlub at­ tend the itimmei conference o f the Jaycees In Orlando on Aog. 12. BOND HAI.F-S T. K. Tucker, chairman of the II. 8. Treasury’s Havings Rond* Committee for Seminole County, announced today that the report of Hie final week’s -ales in the Independence Drive added $lS,ti?2 Series E. U. S. Savings Ronds to the previously announced total of 150,022. Thl* brought Seminole County'* figure for the entire campaign up to $00,604 which I* 102.6% nf the county's tjuoU of $06,000. ____ _ Sanford Weather High yesterday 03 Low this morning 7t) Rain yestarday On Rainfall Julv 6.50 indies. July normal rainfall 7.03 In­ chaa. THE W EATHER JACKSO NVILLE. July 27— HP) 80 Atlanta 88 Blsmark 81 Denver Des Moines 83 Fraano Oklahoma Citv Saint l-oiitn San \>Honlo Jacksdnvlll* Kev Wait Malbourna Miami Telia ha*ate •. * • • , /S Jm m Oo __________ 09 81 80 07 02 89 89 84 85 � 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>, July 26, 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/0aa838960abc3538d59c1ea490077ae6.pdf 0458b1911cded61853fac229b0c82648 PDF Text Text PAGE EIGHT ,,n,T'* Y JULY 21. 1950 N ational Guard (CoailaarS rima **■■«• Oul kaii border duty, In 1017 for the first World War und in 1040 fot ~oild War two. The announcement said that the Army does not contemplate at this time calling units (In ii* of a division. The brief announcement said: “ The Department of the Army is In the process of progressively calling non-divl*fonal elements of both Natlonol Guard and Re­ serves to active duty as the need arises and facilities for Until n caption end training can lie pro- i>cr*.onnl affairs. "In thu nicnntimo the Army lu unking fur immediate voluntary r>rlive service uf individual of:m i* und men in certain grades and shills. Ti*-u individuals will he giv* i n ii|> to :tO day* to report." The Army declined to dl»i lose the nuinlier « f men Involvctl. Hie total number uf National Guardsmen n* of Mar. HI waa .1.12,000. The number of Reaervca • n* 100,1100. Tl.e National Guard is or* I'snl/ed into 27 division*. Of 'he.«e, 25 are infantry and two are iiimorid. Gamp W inona K m II u N P ro m Pm , Oae| boys in camp this year are as follows: Csbin I Thomas Andes, Henry Cordell, Jimmy Daly (Boperton, Ga.), Hayat Harrell (Soperton, Ga ), Blair Harrison (Coral Oables, Fla), Johnny Fryer, Edwin Ty­ son, Calvin Wright, Bobby Mor­ ris, John Anders, and Gene Wil­ kinson. Cabin II Larry Burney, Allan Moffet, Joe Fiaher (Geneva), Rodger Garner, Johnny Higgins, Donald Jones, (Deland), Wayne McCay, James MrKeer, Billy Park, Terry Smith, Ernie Morris, Melvilid Brinson, and Louia Temple, coun­ selor. Cabin III Robin Brown, Johnny McCol­ lum (DeLand), Robert Newsome, Gene Nlchlea, Charlea Pea­ cock, Thomas Russell, Bobby Stewart (8t. Petersburg), Don Ulrey (Oviedo), Curtla Winfrey WASHINGTON, July 21—OP) “ For the immediute present it The Army said today that if is not contemplated tliut units ny National Guard units now the sito of ii division will lie call­ n summer training camps are ed. Units will lie alerted approxi­ rnllr I into federal service they mately II days prior to move­ ii'rtuinlv will isturn home first. ment so ns to give niemlier* A snokesman explained, in thereof time to arrange their •nswir lo u i|ueslion, that Guard units in tin- field for routine rummer training are not udmin'dratively organised so they •mild move directly from train­ in' rumps to nny duty assigned 1In in in fedrrnl service. They would liuve to return to their various home arms and get tuny. Moreover, some elements of the Guard dp not take all •heir entilpment to summer train­ ing und would have to go hack "u»n» to pick it up. Tills would give Guardsmen onpoi limit y, too, to take cure •>f p->rsonul ii utters liefore leav­ in' their communities. Meet*, Ollla Gian Owen, Bill Phagan. Randall Robins, Carl Rcmuiat, Harrison Smith, Sid* ney Vihlen, and Robert Meyers, counselor. Cabin V Bruce Anderson, George Brin­ son (Fort Myers), Jimmy Em* meraon, Midhael Fearana (DeLand), Bobby Harris, Charles Higgins, Rodger Hodges, Conrad Mershon (Orlando), Jimmy Smith (New Smyrna), Allan 8-faim, Charles Ward, David Watkins, and Billy W. Johnson, counselor. Cabin VI Johnny Senkarik, Wee Evans, Rob Bruce, Jay Altman, Tom­ my Lawton (Orlando), Joseph Lord, I)onny 8mlth (New Smyr­ na), Gary Swaim, Jerry Ulrey (Oviedo), John Wbelehaf, Burke Winn, Steven Powell. John Fisher (DeLand), and Malcolm Fisher (DeLand). Cabin V lt Louie Bullard, Jimmy Mayo, chan! Phagan, and Eugene Lip* A - B . CL iQ llO R S We Have The Tackle To Catch ’Em With Doan Missing HOLI/OWA Y ’S IN O R LA N D O STRAIGHT BOURBON I YF.ARS OLD [A Sth “ A SUPER W llllY " N O W A R SCARE PRICES A T A N Y A. B. C. STORE 911 PROOF GOLD M E D A L D R Y GIN |,89 \ IN CANS ,c KACH H E AD AC H E S II. K. MING. I). C. There rausU'Of heud. I L p g rather th a n U S m . r / eliminating what la causing tha incoordination. The everago Individual seeks to rid himself of pain si soon na possible even though hia meth­ od may not benefit hia health. The urlgin of headache* lie* either within the skull and ls organic or In .other parts of the Imdy and is func­ tional. Headache* offer themselves as symptoms from such con­ ditions as venous congestion in th# cranial cavity, all form* of Inflammation of th* men­ i n g e s , toxemia, Indigestion, constipation, pelvic disorder*, liver trouble, neurasthenia, etc. Any of these condition* may e caused by Inability uf the fe-givlng energy of the brain > reach tha affected part. In idee to bo normal, every oran In th* body must be tupfad with Its full quota of Ral energy. Interference with Ua supply at mental energy my some from misalignment r vertebra*. To raelac* with condition of health neces* lata* th* removal of the Innftronca to the transmission t that vital energy. This may I accomplished t h r o u g h hlropractlc adjustment of the •gtabrae Involved r.'-> , • . adv. hhM ()Ml Irpfi-npp heme* who fought their wav out fioin Taejon in the night, I'lc. Williiiin A. Rosa, 10, Weal Liberty, Ky., refused to tell uf his own experiences. “ Talk lo Vukovick," he said. Pfe. Dresliun Vukovick, IB, of New York City, stopped sing­ ing to recount: "I knocked out a machinegun to the left of our Jeep as wu drove out of Taejon. Cqyls here ut the wheel did not even I nuw it, Imt machlnegun bullets weren’t the worst w# had to itorry about as wo came out. They were firing ,50a at ui from a truck mount/* Pvt. Virgil A. Coyle, of 508 Tower Ave., Superior, Wla., said he was with a group directed to clean nut snlpera. “ Wo went Into’ a vllago behind two halftracks. They cleaned the way down the road and we fol­ lowed. When we got across a bridge the engineers blew It up whilo we took the hill overlook­ ing it,” Coyle said. “ Then thre# North ..... Korean tanka opened up. Thsy crossed the river without using a bridge." Coyle, a handsome lad with a sunburned nos#, said the tanka inuvod to tha hill and fired grid'll flares. "The Reds on the bottom of (he hill saw us outlined In the light and started shooting at u*. lint we lay In ditches. "It was 40 minutes before we got away. But we kept busy with marhlnt'guns and M-l rifle*. Tha North Korean* mostly had au­ tomatic weapon*." Coyle was glad to laarn a buddy. Pvt. Russell Combs, £0, of Comanche, .... , ___ ____ * , Okla., had . coma through all right. Combs waa with combat engtneera blowing up hridgas. Pfc. David Lysakar, 19, Oneluska, Wla., aald he had a real •light of It: "W c were patrolling 86 miles of road and preparad for de­ molitions when we got the word to pull out. "There wae a North Koroma patrol moving In. I went into u two end one-half ton truck to pick up the outposts. I got the first ona OK, but tho second waa gone. They started rtrlng at us. a taint 50 infantryman I pick* Charles E. Brown E.T.8.N. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlas D, Brown is serving aboard the U.8.S. Callcnte, now in the Pacific wat­ ers. Seaman Brown Is u graduate of the Treasure Island school of electronics, where he specialized in radar and sonar. ad up along the road were ready to get out of there. We found ■ South Korean who knew i» bock trial. Three tires blew off but somehow we made It/* Pfc. Wilbert Post of Avoca, Wla., waa driving water supplies. “ I pulled through by Jumping trucks four times, times," he ______ said. “ ... Flftits were cross-firing the road and knocked out ona truck af­ ter another. Srtangely, no onj got hit— at least, no one I saw." These kids who fled throughout the night and were happy to es­ cape with thalr lives were nut defeated. They came through a night of death and fire like he­ roes. The inspiration of real lea* derehip was plain In the way they talked and acted today. Dean had a record of faarleaa fighting. Both In World War II and In the Korean war ha oaposed himself to enamy fire to load his menA few days ago he pulled some 'rant line troops out of the fire in heavy fighting near the Kuin River by u personally led attack. Dean, who was awarded * Dis­ tinguished Service Croes in World War II for bravery, waa wall liked by hia man. The tall, rusty haired general put hia fIghWng beloru his personal safety. The 6(l-year-old General had served as Military Governor of Korea from 1047 to 1B4D and temporarily was commander of U, H. Army Kurrea in Korea, The Iturl forest In Northern Rhodesia Is peopled with pyg­ mies. GREATEST N A M E S IN T A C K L E Quantity Rights Retervod Grorory Pri*e*: Con.l Tl r j P - :. > I'F L U E G E R • SH AKESPEARE > H ED D O N • TRUE TEM PER Cuban M A R T IN M O TO RS SPORTING GOODS Phlkidelphla Croum Cheese •2 PK bw 25* Ur*. Alma Kincaid, 2186 East Adelaide, 8t. Louie, Missouri, who was suffering from deficien­ cies of Vitamins Ul, 02, Iron, und Niacin, haa turned into a regular clock-watcher since *ho has baen taking HADACOL. Yee, tha keeps her eye on the clock nil day long, Just waiting for breakfast, dlnnel and aupper time. Imagine how unbearable t r e i i l i N l r e a m Waa* S e e ) Ufa can be without enjoying early next year, would remain good, wholesome food. imiinrurllv In Swltxarland. Leo­ Hero is Mrs. Kincaid's state­ pold himself has decided that the ment; “ I have bean taking HADprioress never will become queen, ACOL for over a year. Before ile announced this after their taking>HADACOL, 1 had atom, marriage. ach ilatroaa for, fU i* aoaaotlma. During the monarchy debates In parliament tha Socialists harped on tha fact that, under Belgian cant ant such delicious things as law, the wlfs of tha king la auto­ matically quean. Leopold and hit T r a i n s J E T * supporters have not accepted this. ting horrible cramps and upThe king will be met at Brus­ n tfjM ytor stomach* One dey sel* airfield by government offi­ I took my husband's advice and cials. A guard or honor and sev­ got some HADACOL. A good eral military bands also wtU be or frtead of hia told Mm at the tla* hand, available to drown out anr results he had gottan from HAD­ about* or boos should Socialist ACOL. And now, since I have plan* for anti-Leopold demonstra­ bean taking HADACOL. I can tion* materialise. Belgian King it tan o'clock on Thursday morning, August 10, 1100 fa BeminoU County Board of Public Instruction will hcaivad'sfaiad bMa bn a banting system far Lyman, tmonte, Seminole County, ffa * aiir-rn can be obtolmd from Ar» ten at the Sanford Atlantic Jfi> eper cant of the eject any ar all I r me i m t* T3 a ■.T- a t t v E 1 7 i f ; 0s if S f p Ii : >UJ f o H EVROL L /i �1. r j •■it THE WEATHER In U n lly Th fr® la Strength— To Protect tha Ptac* of the World; To Promote the Progreso of Ajnericx. To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. b fe r a l AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUM E XXXXI U.S. Leaders Discuss Need For Tax Boost ft Belgium K ing R eturns From Fxile ____ Symington Plans To Rid Home Front Of P r o f i t e e r i n g By New Program WASHINGTON, July 21—(At —Tn make thingn tougher for foreign agent*, the Army nak­ ed today that there he no fu­ ture atate or national compilatinna of National Guard and liej* r n r unit* bring railed tn Vrllvp duly. MaJ. General K .L Parka, the Army'a ehler Infor* mat ion nfflrer, naked wire aerslrca nut In rarry atnriea and new (.papers nnl to pnidi ah theme already Iraiianiilled. WASHINGTON, July 21—t/Pl — W. Stuart Symington aaid to­ day that federal plana for chitIan rlrrrnae ngninal poaalhle ninmir hnmh nttarka will he |?rjid> about Sept. I and will hr arnt In gnvrrnnra of the alatra. Syminglnn In rhairman nf the National Security Resource* Hoard which haa the duly of planning for civilian defenae. WASHINGTON, July 21—</11 —forigmotional aourrea naitl to­ day an Immediate 60 per cent lurreaae la planned .In the fight­ ing Htrenglh nf the Marine t’orpa. They alao aaid the Nary 'Via readying an additional two— Nnd possibly three— aircraft carrier* fitr duly n» <|uirkly aw possible, House menlbera, whnap name* rannnt he ua«d, told of three Navy mnhillrallon plana after a clotted-door neaalnn of the liouae Armrd Serrlcea Commil tee with Admiral Korreal I*. Shrrman, I ’hief of Naval OperaIlona. .4 W ^ IW J O O ^ .2 4 ^ -President Truman, discussed with congreixinhal leader* today the ad­ visability nl an Immediate, emergenry tag increase on both intOMttwwss os m a t Mst American L egion Calls For J a ilin g f i t U. S. Saboteurs 2 INDIANAPOLIS, July 24—(/»»> — Department commanders of the \ Amertcnn Legion adopted unan­ imously yesterday a resolution calling for Iniprlsonmant of any person who supports or aponaont auiiveraive acta against the gov­ ernmentThr resolution was adopted at n eonferettre summoned by Na­ tional Commander George N. >JLti«ig or liraail, Ind., who called tm the legion’s three million memherw to campaign for “ lminedinte enactment of uhiveraal mllilnry training legiaatlon." Lewis K. Gough of Pxudena, Calif., head of the CoUfomla Department, presented the impri* r.onmcnt resolution, when naked by Craig If It applied to th« Communist element, Gough re­ plied that waa the target of the treasure. The resolution^ teal worn ••Re­ solved, ‘that any peraoa who knowingly aids, abeta or aaalata or in any way practicea imple­ mentation of a aubvaralvo policy of a nation bent upon destruc­ tion of our government by vio­ lence br other mean bo subject to Imprisonment as a criminal.** Craig’s announcement o f a campaign for univtralal military ^rsdnlnf, broadcast ovor CBS, “ Universal military training la the leant expensive and meet eftocUvtMMtloiM*l ^imcurjMr m a u n About 1400 Persons Missed In Census A county wide canvaae by the Seminole County Chamber of % ’-ommerer In determine how maav cltlscns teem missed In the U.8. census count neared romnt**i«u today, and Manager Edward Hig­ gins estimated this mem'n* tffa* approximately 1.400 aaawi had been overlooked In th* county UWI1W* »nw rorsua count. A A m umn mm Ika ■mmm mI ta F ir s ! T lu* Ili^hli^hls hi F irst iM on lli O l’ K o r e a n W a r it iR R o a d Contract American P o l i c y G i ft To Warren In K o r e a Lashed Friend Exposed By G e r m a n Reds State Road Men Quit German Titoists To Form New AntiIn Controversy On Soviet Red Party Rich’s C o n t r a c t TALLAHASSEE. J u l y 21 (A P ) Two newiv-resmnrd minor officials of the State Road Drp.iitmrnt tndav started tnuil action at­ tacking non-comprlilivc contracts for rental of roadbuiMing equipmenl from the cliaitman of Gov­ ernor Warren** inaugural celebra­ tion committee. Bobcil 0. Gfiiolbi and Arlhut J. Sim* of a letnjtnrary injunction from Circuit Judge Hugh Taylor slopping the Road Department from paying out any money on s contract for rental of rrpnpmeni from A. F. Rich and it* operation on a Ciiru* county road. Ghiolto, former *rcrelary of tlie Road Department for ifveral month* hkt been direcloi of tlir Jacksonville $42,000,000 express highway project. Sim* has been an a*»i*tanl road department attorney They »aid they resigned Saturday. Chairman Alfred MrKetlian of the Road Board, who signed the contract sHth Rich, said lie knew nothing of their resignation* and could not say how much money Rich ha* received so far under the questioned eontrart nr other* lit;* it. The Tampa Trihone haaid Rleh received more thsn S'.’iMi.OtKi worth of equipment rental pay­ ments nut of a total of (700,000 made during 1049 by the Road De­ partment. Attorney General Richard Ke­ vin, a former resident attorney for the Road Department, aaid he would Join Ghiotlo and Sim* in the suit at their request nnd because a puhllr question is Involv­ ed. Ghintto and Him* n»nl ended lh" ir «* ll* m * On r*ar r u n ROTARY BOAT TRIP There was no meeting of tire Rotary Club today on account of the annual boat rldn which will be held Wednesday afternoon. Itotarisn* will leave the Osteen Boat Works at 2:30 n’clork on the. "Skylark” for the trip to Lemon Bluff, RERUN. July 24 ( A l ' ) - An 1.4*1 German Communist conven­ tion ailnpli-il a resolution today call­ ing Upon all Getinall* In condemn Ameticail action* in Korea because "the same tiling can liap|M-n tnnmirnw in Gctmany " I b r convention, held under llie walclifiil rye* of high brat* ftom Morrow and Loniinform countries, i* winding up five-day meeting tonight wTtti srf *'lnietn*linnat I’ ra ir Demortitralinn" in llie Lusgarten 'Square of Beilin’* Russian Sector. West Ij-imans have tirrromly noled event* in Korea, fearing tbal tlir Cnmntuisl invasion acro»> llie IR'h patallel in tbal divided coun­ try presented an omen of tilings to come in similarly divided Germany. Tim party resolution just adopt­ ed pledged the Communista to work for unification of Germany in "the lm*i* of the German I>••IC n lltw * On r s s * T * « l Hi-h. J. Fleischer D ies In New York Mrs. J. Feiacher died Saturday in a Saratogn. N. Y. hospital fol­ lowing an Illness of two weeks. DonHi was nltrlhuteil to n heart at (nek, Mrs. Fleischer had lived in Sun ford for more thsi^ 40 years slid whs viaiDng her son, l-niiie, In New York when taken III. She isurvived by nun daughter, Mr». Father Krouin; two other sons, Irvin Fleischer of Ssnford nnd Sum Fleischer nf Sarasota; al*o eight grandchildren. Funeral services o»nd burial took plnre In New York Monday after­ noon. BCHOOL HOARD The County Board of Public I li­ st ruction will meet tomorrow morning at 10:00 o'clock to con­ sider bids for the Improvement of lighting facilities for ihe South Hide Primary School, Hupt. T.W. loiwton announced this morning. Prejudice Against Big Business Ebbfc As Threat Of War Spreads By SAM DAWSON . ’' NEW YORK. July 24 The shooting war in K «« a nuy when ihe outcry against bigness in buiineu, «anjr believe. And if the shooting spreads elsewhere, we may wish our industries wen even bigger than they are. , . , Tha biggest companies appear to make the most on each tak. And that gaOs many America ns..when the coat living ta rising and cm* nprata awnings appear to b e* ~ ” Ued Closely to rising prices. But arwi the field into mlllUry weain wartime the bkgest companies with war Use chief peacs?i ! ! TiS* tlmB P«*bkm of blft>«su dl«j>: TsdTia^. of” b l « ^ Ina | -* - 1st* U Hs* » hlwnaei "* — I ___ is regifdad aa good” when It is a matter of Mg reonomlenl, nnd monopoly, which workmen. There Is regarded as aril when It dic­ tr la llin d and XX* tates to the consumer, and the Am* Before tha Bade struck In Ko­ ■ystanrof. industrial In­ is tha art erf rea,- Secretary o f Commerce aad wide— Sawyer tasked “ When everything In American la gutting Mg* eer. shall wa ixaaat business to g'.iul two-*la«e R. "bumper' Itnnri, safety] nf liter aI this rasl coast proving ground, said ihe main part ol the missile, a taplilird German V-2 rocket, snared up 51,000 leel (about nine and one-ball miles), at llial time it was miles east of tbn laimcliing point. Col. Turner said the 700 pound WAC Corpornl, h ninll rorket riding in Ihe nom- of I tie V-2, repnrnled from tin- "mothei nx-ket" arid -tienked e**tWHi<l. Al the moment of *e|mnitinn Inmi id the lockets weie tn i'ilin c 2,700 mile* per liuiit hnrisoiitnlly. The V-2 lein lied a nuisiniiini nltilmle of 10 miles K:t -erond* nf lei the takeoff and thru began tr tio.se down towards the Atlantic When the missile got down to 2d, 001) feet exactly 140 second* nf ter the stall, Col. Turner pressed! n tuition nnd exploded the rocket. Destroyer* and plane* pittioling tin- i»ren o ff slime and keeping nular track of the flight reported flak from the V-2 hit the svater 4H mile* east of the Inunrhini; Im-o. Col. Turner said lilforthiitiim «tt what happened lo llie little WA'" Corporal rocket after ft b-fl lite V-2 was rtnxsified nnd could uni be'made public at this time, lie naiil Ihe intended inngc gif the missile wa* something in exriof 170 miles. The safety officer deseribed tin flight as •'beautiful", lie *aid 21 different kinds of infor mal ion would have to lie nrmlyxed liefnn all details were known. The Ittunrhing originally w.-i srhedub'd for H A.M. (K 8 T ). Af ter four delays for trrhnirnl i '- i sons, everything was set for I In 14-tnn, 00-fimt V-2 to take "fi with thr 701) pound W AC Corpord in ita nose The last 00 seconds were conn! IC sIllsa rl r»s- r » a * T e » l I, C. Penney Hoard ( ’hairman Succumbs B ack llo ld - S tu b b o rn A s s a u lt Umni^ lunik inlrtnliy ir.uiM nf llir inVfulru %||tItr l r«i .ilnn*; tlir h t -aI rn<ift| iM Ur Aniilh (» a flir poll nf Mokpn, tir«ir ihf* Bnnlliur^l V!|t nf Kfiir.i, M n riiinnuncr mrnt Afi141 ifirtr R fin u ri r npprnrrl only l»v tin* South Knrrun pnfn r lull »rrrr| m^4iurr$ wrrr liriliK t.ikrn tn rlmun.itr tlir bin,id fl ink. mi* lliirut. Mi-sputt'ht's from t hr ft nnl Int** THE SECOND MONTH «.f H ip K orr-in w af nl l» m I It thi«l% Ili Hml I t ile- t-wlnging Into true wartime after r*irty m »•! »*>, nnd thu iti rn u n tric . nf tin i V ii l f,’.i I'll • |t - ! ng eld Soon ii i fionler-olTeiisiva of tent ntn^nitndn w ill he v iv M eim un ih *ih - i m p h ij« fU -unite ; e.liat b.t li.ippened i-inee diin^ 2.if when 111 r (%iniiuiuit«,t f h iilli K n tn .in . In it' v. ' 1' 1* * ■.the Ilfit Is p.tr.illel, tientll fell flrr*i; U ip ii Hewnn. IT .S Irnt pi v\cie in rnml>:il .11ify I t'ln* J f.’i ■l-le w of e bitter one The invaders rrtissff! it J u ly I I, Tapjnn l>ri.i»iu* the I .iiMi- ’r .ind f ii in M July ’.'i* Mo ony bite ii dramatic «ir|ihltiinu.i landing iv .it at rnh.itiR .In ly -nv i i ii ive fm the 11re,t time, American Nt'firo trofiji.% havr iftc^rinml thr kv\ • tv of Y» r tn , it » •*. thr for m i slnL'4) the i t J i t of th r w ur in h ilt Com inuniid , ir.p nun hi K- Father Of Five "Young Children Shot And Killed ► Imiairlittit 'a-lory fpr (1,3, ground a, iM.issinir* (icncral .msi-V-"' #*.*, * "V- c > 1* *, . * Dan Kcigan Arrest­ ed For Slaying Of Walter J. Carter W.iltri Andrew |,trk-*ui I -ub-r, 'il .San Liiidn Spimg* 4/ yr.it old lalliri ol live tloldirn, wa* sled Hid killed |is| ingld outside >d i borne near I oiest ( ily, and l).m Kritiin. rB. of Allanionb Springs was attrsled on i rli.ilge «d inilidri ind is b-mg belli in (niiiity Ini wilbnot bond pending .ii lion by Slate Allolnry Mllli.iV Ovri Ireel. Krigiiu was attested l>v Deputy Sheriff (.'batles Ret k .mil Con •lable* W. A I ew is stiff 11 D, Swoffortl. Hie shooting took plate al aboul I O' 00 n’t lot k neat ihr htmte ol Keigsn's l.illier-tn law. Sam Catver, .S-rLmt! to make a get-away. Krigan was ball'd when Ills tnnk got stuck in llie s.mil. allowing enough lime loi llie offirers In make llie attest, lie live. 0 Altamonte Spiing*. and bail gone with two ol bis yoimgei tlul■Itrn lo see bis fatliei-lli law. NKW BOCIIKLLK, N.Y.. July 21—(/IT—Karl C- Hams, 00. ehairman of the lainril of the J.C. Fen ney Company department stoic rhaln, died yesterday at New H» rhellr Hospital. A native of Simpson. Kan., Ham joined with the ehnin’a fnitndei. J.C, I’enney, in opening the rom pany’a first store in 1007 at Kern merer, Wyo. Later appointed manager of ■< Penney More at Cumberland Wyo., Kanin opened and managed the Kureka, Utah, store. He nerved Wltneasing the alnHiling, aeeordas president of the I’enney Corn UMatlaaea Os I sue Twit) nnny from 1017 to IB4lt, when lie iieearne hoard chairman. CON'I BOLLIvB COUBHF, Hr waa chairman of the latard of WASHINGTON. July 24 </!*» managera of William Kloaiie House YMCA. New York City, \n air controller eoiir»« will in and a member of the Hoard cJ Na­ opened at Camp Tyndall, I'la. late tional M i s s i o n s of the F r e s h y l e i - in Augied. Rep, Kikesv (D Flai told a r* Ian Church in the U. H. He waa a member of thr na­ porter he was udvii.ed liv Die Ait tional executive board of the Boy Force today tbal the mnlrnllei SrouU nf America. He was » inurse will move in al llie run trustee of Kansas Wesleyan Uni­ elusion of the present lilt tartlra! ehnol rbi**. versity at Batina, Kan. Korean Situation Plays Part In Oklahoma’s Democratic Primary By A8HOCIATKD FRKKH An Oklahoma Democratic tunolf primary tomorrow may give lawmakers some indication of how the fighting in Korea #lrec(s in­ cumbents. , Democrats are alto nominating tomorrow in Arkansas, where a governorship race haa involved the national Issue* of the Iruman Ad­ ministration, and in * ouitiana, where Senator Russell I^nng is alter hts flrat full term In the office once 4 held by hia father, Huey PMoarnnoy has made Thomas's Long. record as chairman of the Senate Senator Elmer Thonuu (D- Appropiration Military SubcomOkie), (Jkla), fighting for his hts political mittae an ioiun in tho lietwee nIlfs, haa tried to emphasise in primariaa campaign. He contends the dosing days before the Okla­ that lack of equipment for Am­ homa voting tha part ha has play­ erican forces In the early atago* ed in helping provide the funds of the fighting on Korea can be for Amfriran fighting ferces. traced to failure to provido Thomas trailed Beo. Mike Monand Him right kind of r C a v a lr y lO kkO , llira j.iv , filly 2'* (A P ) Hard -tbaiguiB Nntlb Ko­ rean Reds attacked Monday and Monday nigbl all along i twisting 150-mile (ronl nearly the breadth of Korea, lad ’continued lo hr i pulsed by Amencan mid South Korean 'Irtrndru, General Mar Atllilir’s beadrpiaiieis reported to­ day. the latrxl assault deseribed in detail by MacAllhur s.i- made by civtil latiks with infantrymen on fust ( avat iy l)ivision positions nrai Nmirib'iie Mondav nit-lit. I lie beadqiiarters annoiincmrnt said lb* Red intanlry was bulled back and three o| the links tvne knm ked old by J, j inch l*a/ook-is. Anii-ntan tank killci teams sve,e bunting the (-liter five 111 llie *I-,ik ties*. I icld dispatches iimbinie-l the Red s(11xv again1! the First Cavalry and also rrpoilrd annlbct cpaiale push by the ( brnnuiui'l Second Infantry Dm Ainu .ilnn# h.n I lOdfh in il r iiiniiiitsiinA noillir i I n( Vnng • ckrl made the fii*l successful horirooal ie*l (liglii today in wbat • was described as a preview ol "push button" warfare. Tlie huge guided missile lliunderrd into llie air at 'I -2H A. M trail­ ing fire and vapm. Il sl.mlrtl sharply towards ibr rasl and dl* apjM-aird tu bind tiigb <bm'U. Co). Harold S, F it ;lil C o m m u n is t LONG RANGE P R O V I N G GROUND. Cocoa. July 24 (A P ) A U. J o in s W A C Corporal Flic 51,000 Feet Higli Within 15 M i l e s Walking on hi* native soil for the first time in five year*. King Leopold .if Belgium (le ft) Inspect* a guard of five (houxnn.l gen­ darme* and security- police after Id* o iiiv h I in Brussels fioni Switrcrhind by plane. The King1* sons, I’nnre llnuditin nnd Prince A l­ bert, wnlk behind their father. ls-i-pold's wife. Princess Do Itelhy, and their liaugliier, Charlotte, dayed b. ind in Switzerland III* re­ turn followed a vote ill Pnrliment in whieli the opposition abstained from voting and the Social Chri*liun (Catholic party) voted I9K to l) in favor id the King. ( Intelnntiona! Hailiophoto) Ntt. 211 Korean Reds Attack All Along 150 Mile Front But Make Little Headway G uided M issile Is F i r e d In T e s t At Florida Range WASHINGTON. July 21—t/P) —President Truman today or­ dered the federal lliirrait of In^i-*tiBaliiin to lighten Itn enVforrrmcnt prngran) ngalnal "espionage. sabotage and sub­ set-rise ar)i>iDe*.” lie railed on r;iOren« In give the FHI all puiuiihle help. Associated Press l.ea-tod Wire nNDAV .HTI.Y 21, 11)50 S A N F O R D . F I .O KI FtOnhlishcd 1!)08 ' Dear lo partly r Inudj, con­ tinue) n rrm through Tuesday A I f " lie hi lorn) shuner* on lower Past ('oasl. mn»Oy si rtii;hi and in early morning. Widely wallrrrrf nftrrnoon ihiinder-howrrn clw_»hete, 'tw e ^ Mo|. Oen. William F. Doan COMMANDER nf the 2till Division, MaJ, Gen, William F, Dean tm been tinrepc-tled slnec tbn alumdonment ot Tarjnn by U. f> fnrrrs. Plrtured in tlio city during closing days of Its defenae, Gen. Dean whs In.t seen parsing nininiiidlimi to a ba­ zooka tenni during tlm la*l-dllclt (Iglil to hold city. (Tctencios Ilrwt- tc- etc it /»r.-.■ : Assacteiicn) Mnmlav uitrfit 2 St j*y B u i l d i n g On S i p e s Avenue Destroyed By Fire I ■.tv. si In-b In ! -HV--V In l.in rsl Itloi ii i , ’’s'■ on. ss is nnl insinrii hi I lb" I , i - lIni ib’il by bun ln"i<- til.in f-lll.lPN) I itrnro. umbo the 'litci lion ol ( latnlr W lull' ii . I*inr-1il llie \ O'. II I irr* | ( nil i'f'l>,Uf" if .in inn bonis ami lli!.,. ibr Hi it limn '(iread|Uf * III mu III llw IMMlfi y lioliic of l)r||-i Wilri limii lin­ R W*Jt Nc^rr' IT\ all'­11 l .i nl 'd the Dodge fl'If) iri ll HI k \s .-.oil exhausted ,1 lilt o wr if i -I nraihy wati-i ) pllliqiri ibr Vo CC*f|*p fun lArIII1 *1 2in\ <*,iii ii link also wit ft 1 'll il- fin when ivatci gave out III tinI lielgl* tnnk an impromptu hue tel brigade wn ■ Immed to refill II,n trnrl. taut, from a ditch at V. Ill' ll wa . ton ilnillnw lO In' pilllip (f unllnur* (m !"•■» 1 »*«l I.UT S W IM i ('(lUltHFT),e Bed Gro i life aaving i oin ie will gel under way to night at iln- Muuiiipal Swimming pi,uj al 7 till o'clock under the dim lion of Tommy Htringer nml Hay Fox. it was announced to­ day. Corporal Uses Hot Rod Racing Methods In Korean Jeep Driving W illi U. -S. FORCES IN KORU\. July 22 (DclaycdJ-^/p— (*pl David I. Mora'is tllip fI a leg over the gearshift of hit jeep. ‘ IrAKIKtl on lui fifarfr tifid ifjiiinlfd il tlir coll wirytide* " I don't think find lias forgnltcn nr forsaken the. jo int," lie con­ fided. " I think tins Korean* have." Mocali* ii something of n philosopher, liesides being— for my money—Ihe heat Jump driver in * Ihe If. H. Army. ually. lie onco was clocked In a Hnmotime* 22-ycar-old Dave hol rod auto at ISO miles per scares you l » death as ha duff* hour. hia cap, pulla plastic goggles Korea's read*— often verlUhlu over his eyes and Iromps on ihe gnatputhv ~*re not even remotely flew bock to Waahlngsimilar, however, to tha high jrfter th^primrajr to arrelp rotor. U k tU s M »«> -------------Ilu iliamissed your fears caa* .. im. -iii ** miili-24 iiifttlirjjui-t Distil hi t tfrfv** wau ill prnjTrr , pmncftH: mit nfunsr tfirrr rnmli, thl thr Yotiffifnim fnmt, \ I * cm. rr |Miuli*f|t 11itI Hnyfr ir|uu1»-ft Itiil infnntry «t nnr *..»»*• i*ot t»** him! >i'lv.iiucj Aimiir.iu p > iiion mid thirw tip n im>t 1 tf -1mftvpi| Owner, I.Orncst Hloclc- Kind hlork. brrimisH tliM .it wn . r|i nurd cr, Ncj»ro, P u t s mitT liin in u «t Ipmi-,i u*itfi ilu* iit| if Anirtirun tnnk 4 «h<| irlilUrv. D a n i a i 'C Al $40,000 liny If • irpurtril **\V#* didn't fnn! with i l , •* » nl i d iiuilrtriminrd tiiiitui f lit* I aril, in rlrnii if i»n,M Ik 11«1•»t d. i- de-itifiv'l i two story ud un ,'irliHrry rnimiMnd* 1 (Ttu 1 >t|f ie|r blot k ImiMtrn; nil Si|>es Wll; Mlp »If ftp* fmv i l*f**1*• * f\ i-qe M-.illi ol (irnrv.i Avenue llllldi- I k North K mithM ffn|it;ll pirtMti. wldrh wn till nmimt lioitly ilt« i ) (Ml II Mill's iv ff'«l«|||||M#f8 fill l*ll|f llfttl - - I k S ilm-hiv I....mug llie pin etj into tin* tank. Tlie buildinp wn erected by reel Pliola from /•ifi-rna(ional) llockcr in ttr15, mid mcasurel 21 |,v *q fi l l The lower floor eon Ii s W t i S ' j INTKItl T.ltR tnined n barbel shop and re* tain ant m Die front and n pool W ASHINGTON, lolv :i '/Vi liic State Ibpnrttnenl ipj lea test room nml u dry rb-nning **!»tjit> h'dmiftit in tie' t*-"1 "n the uppei I' hIdv lliut lln- I'n iiiil Stall', won't f ..... yyeve id... . 2« room*. Only interfere if tin. Gouitnoiu t i (ry lo im.idc •hi- t'liiiu-.e Nationalisl belli i land of IJin-nmy neat tii»f^biiih mainland, An offii'iiil ..ml Fri'.ident Tinman'll-ban on fighting bet ween llie niitionali. t.< and (Jiina Gotn liiiinixts npplli1• tn Fonao u and till- neat by I'encadur rs l,<lnnd*. ftnf mmintril nlujitiily m]I «Sjiv *«i^iii n»t A inrriniii Iturn ii^tridr -hr Tur j«m* Yniiffdoni; hlL'hu ,iv, vvflilr :!•» tn IB Delegates I d Boys’ Nation Investigate If. S. faovornmeni W AiUtINGTMN, Inly ’ 1 - J*llelegatea to tlie Amciji <n l.egion<ponsoied Boys Nailon se n- i.-n-ty for ati iiii-utn toot, at the -s'*»i l.iirg* o f their governm-’ nl today*. The first order of hiuinr , ■ , « lour of Die Fedeml Burea-i >f Itiveatigalinu. A ftei Dint, Ibey b» | uiraiigeil a meeting with lie : Ie|aril'll o f tlie Aritrv, N ivy and Die Air Force nt Die Cent sgon, -onfeieriie willi Viiiori' v Gen-ial M iGialli, and then dium-i villi s trio of veteran Wa-hinglon nesva. men At Die Pentagon they seer- One for a Itir-'filiK on Do- Korean .nilitnry situation from Die top men of Dm military dt’ pni tim-ids Tinpress-radio dinner *va i-chi-dllled to Ire tiel-l nt llnj-o II ill. Foil Myers, Va. Tlm.-t invited to tell this youthful Wasliington .*tsitm . how Die nation' oiullal is reported were Ben M M< Krlwav. editor o f the Washington I ruing S la i; Felix Motley, writer and ludln commentator; ami l’-1- r L-loii, roliimnlst. The Fifth Annual Hnv»' Na­ tion, aimed at lerti-liitut i-oung lltestltaM n « r > * « *it i Sanford Wen liter High yesterday ti;: Low thl* morning 7n Itniii ycaterdny ,l*i •n« *• I’olal rain in July h IS Inches Notmal rainfall, July, iii riles. TH E W E A T H E R JACKSONVILLE:. July 21 -(/ K0 Asheville 02 70 Atlantic City 7h Buffalo 13 Denver 51 78 Des Mollies 78 . 57 [00 t>7 Fresno DO 72 New Orleans 08 Oklahoma City 87 Beattie 81 r-4 7B 91 Jacksonvilla 87 78 Key West 75 ' B8 Melbourne Tallahassee 94 71 Tampa 92 72 A �"A G E T W I» *‘h€ Sanford Herald • *»* KalatUM ta IBM rttllik N Dali; aittpl lalarlar __________■» * _»■»*■,__________ III Macaaiiia Aitaaa kawrM aa aataal rlaM aalltr ■« » H r r , UU, al Ika l>MI OfUp* at I'lorlta. aaBpr Ik, Art « (Caaaitaa at W« r»l> a. IWI.__ MUM.AMI) |k IlKAIt Mllar ta in m ix m : a n _ Haalnaa* Maaaapr ' iim iH lrrio k hatsci if Vmrrimr ........... —.... ...... • .IS nu Muulh . . . 1.0*1 lii*, atnafba _____ ______ a.Mi la Maaiha ---- ..--------------- a.M aa laar _ . - ... ...... _.... It.** All ahllaarf aallppa rail* at aanka. rpaalallaaa aa4 aallppa al a|«rialam«aa far ika »•*»<», al .alaluB faata. will kp pkaraipal far ^ f t p l M aa»prll»l»a raira. * a a r p « a « l» < l N a lla a a llr I l f la la a A a ta a a a a n llp a rp a p a la lla p a fa r . a i a Y a rk . l.k la a a a . f l r l r a l l . N a a , aa » l i l r . a » a SI. I . n a l * ________ _ ■flip IS rra l* la a atpm kar a l IkP A a a a p la lril I'raaa aaklrk la r a l l l l p * ra a la a la p lf f a Ika aap fa r ra fia k llra tln a a f a ll thp la r a l a m * p r la lr if la fh|a ararapappr. aa aarll aa a l' __ _ t t » a m Alapalrkaa. ___ MONI)AY.*Jli|,Y 24. m n fODAT'h MHITB VKKNK Vest krmirN of God's (Mpuarn**ra) knurl* harp gone before u*. They era around us.and above u«. N o t eiany t t r coiuwIoun of Ihalr Wa ahoukl fry la altunp (ft la thr propiui of unclpera, and Work with (ham Without frar. The Lord nhall send Ida ehgel before the*.~-Ge. 24:7. That tockcl they were planning to fife over al Canaveial U»l week tniliJred. Il jutl couldn't compete Wilt Ihe high rotl of living. Qovcrnoi Wznrn tayt lie juil cap't uuleniahd why gambling haa become suib an itiut during liii Campaign. May b s/il'a hecautc ihaia't mou motley in il Governor. A New York woman loading up With canned good* in a grocery •fore, laid the Jutl wanted io get vygll supplied before the hoaidfit ataii. We hope her coffee tpoilt iui<) llie anil get her tugar. * D-irolhy Thompson tayt "ll’s hraiU I win lallt you lote" at fai al the Russians arc concerned anil add* that our proper reaction to fte Korean row would have beeii (a tend ten armottd cJivitloni to Writ Berlin and Amlria. According to a Department oj Public Safety report, Seminole _ in ly had 82 Highway accident! daring the firtl liva months of this year. Thete mulled in five dealln Mid dl injured peisoW This give* -Seminole County a mileage dratli iktk of 12.3. Contidttably higher than it tliould have been. ' _J,' Kind Word* far Rutila and Com* ~muni»m will not tave America, feed hungry people, or make a bMter world. We have had loo tafch of that already, and now. •ays' John Temple Gravet, "Rutila tt winning with military tlrenglh. slave economy, infiltration and sub­ version. unlimitedly lying pro­ paganda, Machaevellian play on tdepls, irnlimrnlalitiet aid divi­ sions ol Democ racial. God know* what can stop her. but it isn't love iijti while wonder. Only showdown tkemt to have a chance". More Old Folks The rntio of elder* to those nt the mnfii working years of life has doubled in the United Stiitea during the past century, and has increased by nearly two-thirds sinca 1900, according to the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. On* hundred years ago there were only about 6 per­ sons at age G5 or older for eoclt 100 of the population ut 20 to 84. Ry 1900 the ratio had filmed to 8, and since then it has risen even more rapidly and is now 13. Although the segment of the imputation at 65 or over has been Increasing, the Metropolitan notes that the rela­ tive importance of the dc|>endent population iirT’a whole has declined, due to a rapid drop in the rntio of children to the population at the main productive ages. The number of children under 18 per 100 persons at ages 20-64 has been cut in half, from 107 in 1850 to about 54 In 1950. In very recent years, however, due to the war and |mstwur spurt in the birth rate, this trend h«H been reversed and the child population has increased at n more rapid rate than people at ages 20-64. This will continue for nt least a decade. The Metropolitan predicts, even if allowance is made for a steady decline in the birth rate Irotn its present level, and nt the same time the population at the older nges will continue is long-term upward rlimh. "As a result, we are entering a period when the coun­ try will have to provide for the expanding sociul and econo­ mic needs of both its large child and aged populations, each growing at a faster rate than the nopulation nt the main working ages,” the Metropolitan points out. Democracy For Germany No one minimiy.es the magnitude of the task of demo­ cratizing Germany while it is still under Allied control. Il is Ihe major effort of United States High Commissioner John J. McCloy and his chief adviser, Sheppard Stone, on leave from the New York Times. Thes« men and their assistants are more realistic jk»llticnlly than was the military government, and understand that lip service Is not enough to require from this stubborn, conservative people. McCloy soft-pedals economic recovery In favor of democratic re-orientation, mi*) devotes much en­ ergy to influencing lobbyists and vote-getters who control large numbers of people. The efficiency of free democracy Is emphasized, using Ihe great Industrial accomplishments of the United States an an example. High tariffs, restrictive licensing of busi­ ness. and the old burouncrntic system ure continually under fire hy the high commissioner and his aides The carrot in front of the donkey's nose is the lifting of Allied controls, which is to he done In direct rntio to German progress in democracy, as was decided nt the Isindon Conference. It may be that German economic recovery may lie left largely to the Germans themselves, us that Is their prime current interest in life. Where they must have stem guid­ ance la In political mutters. Fishingr For Agreement A correspondent writes to John L. Perry, writer nn labor, problems, that slat is sure no disagreement exists be­ tween labor nnd management that a dash of humility on both aided would not cure. Disinterested observers have al­ ways noted tho similarity nt aims whleh characterizes en­ lightened industrialists and labor lenders. Botb want fair pricep, fair wages anti good working conditions. These basic wants me clouded by various smaller controversies which ofWH are stubbornly jmnlntnlned by both aides. Tlje lettor-wrfter reenrpmends Joint fishing trips for' the Losb and his employee, with work forgotten for n day. Humility anil toleranct* might reault from the beneficent influence of huu. shade and water, the somnolent effect oply broken hy the mild excitement of catching something. Whether It Is fishing, bowling, photogruphy hr debat­ ing dub, It has been proved that the common ground gal Sanford Forum July IT, 19 Akron, Oh keawmber the good old daya wtyn a bunch of the boys vfete whooping A up in the Malsmuic fcglicti? Will. the kU that handled the music hoi and wai playing a rdtfim* Unit died ' in Saattle Ian week after • long illneta. His name Wk’i Claude Myrick and ai lha leader Age of I / during the Alasklh gold ruth iw was playing We Editor t Sanford Herald Hanford, Fla. Just a fow line* to Ut you hoar from nt* again and hoping this Uttar finds you amt all of yeur family wall- and O. K. 1 am fatting just fine and get­ ting ready to go ovoraaaa and aoa what makaa tba North Kuraena tick. My outfit U a special Radio RoUy Go., all valarana of World War U, but guess w* will tat to aoa aoma action in thU along arid got his uiipl radon one too. x ' Wa 1)1 have aakad for* overseas "The Shooting of Dan Me- hlty, and I think wa will gat It. 1 gat a big kick of out watching aoma of these guy* up hart bitZacharies, former ing off nsll J. 3. Navy intelligence, says i KoVksa campaign rsprei Mtadsa to Ruasta. Russia, bed i(,ccaus- trail people *p*nd an astronomical sum mill. of money to 'Tight Commun- K r I don't think you* wont far enough here. Mr. Rcuthcr It In a poor position dught to ronterva aonfk •WwfcjfiIn -art J effort t - oif own ori Nu a|i Ml •van , . contributed prices and i neecaaltUi In ip lfc t do hot ilka • nor triiai hTm ‘ irn re lv H. Guthrie. U. S. Corporal ng. Bo ■»■*»* I Ol (CoaffasMi• raisis ►*** fh a * fast THE WORLD TODAY American Population Increases The Hangar of Cominuni*t action In the BalkAnt, Involving Greece, naturally lead* to the uncomfort­ able question of whether *uch * development would inevitably lead to World War III. That’* a reasonable query In view of the general warning given il* mes­ hy President Truman In ‘hi* sage to Congress last Wednesday. In studied, plain languuge he de rl,re<*: “ I *hitll not attempt to predict (he course of event*. Hut I am *ure that tho*e who have it in I heir power to unleash or. with­ hold act* of aggression must real in- that new leeoursc to aggres­ sion In the world today might well strain to the breaking point ll.t fabric of world peace.” What could he clearer than that? Much aggression could lend to u world war. However, the President didn’t say il Inevitably would lead to another general ronflnarntion, and I don’t believe he Intended to convey any »uch ultimatum. Hurely such a sweep­ ing commitment must depend on developments. One certainly 1* that we are committed to defend G r e e c t against tied aggression. That much it Inevitable. Hut who car foresee when* the Greece upheaval might UridT f t 'is possible that it might he confined to the Balkans. Pro­ bably that would depend on wlrnt sort of game Moscow played. Judging from past perfotrnamir Kussla would duplicate her Ko­ rean performance in any Kalknr upheaval. 8he would set the stage equip her satellite* militarily, ant1 then push Hulguria into the frnt us the rhutnpion of Communism Moscow herself would keep cleat of tlm shooting. Hhe wouldn't he the nggressor an yet, ami North Korra Is a Hed stooge. The way things look now, any Balkan aggression would he likeIv after the style of the Korear assault. It would he arother step in the general Bolshevist program of whittling the United State* and her allies down mllltnrily anc economically by making there fight costly engagements in wide­ ly separated theatres. Every additional rntninltmrrv that America is forced to taka o.i places her under further eronomir strain. That in turn Is calculate! to weaken her ability to meet her commitments fur defense of th» western world. It long has been obvious that aucii a weakening proceea Is tlu heart of Russian strategy. If Ru?e *la hnd greater economic and mill, tary strength, she might cut cor ners by calling for a World show­ down right now. A* things star'd she wouldn’t lie likelv to strlka UH til slit feats aura victory Is In ( lack. " But If Koala's operation* wv r, v* 11jr such an open-and shut gam*/why m call tli# don’t the Western AIII Alllei turn now? That'* a question • lot of people are oaklng these day*, aa Moscow keeps pouring on the heat. , The answer la that your Uncle Sam la a long-suffering guv whp hates war. However, he will take only ao much punishment, anti when ha is forced Into action he strikes hard. Moreover he ta equipped to (trike mighty /*■»• President Truman has elated lh» caie bluntly enough. Hut circum­ stance* at the time alone can determine whether Communist aggresalon in,the Balkan. o^elM where Is the gaga for anoth WASHINGTON. July 24 -(/T*)- The population of the United Stales hat risen almost 19,000,000 in the pait 10 yeart to the 1930 total officially estimated al 150,250,000. In announcing preliminary figures for the nation at a whole and for the individual ilatet, the Centut Bureau laid Saturday night it •till mutt re-check the total* and account for tome 700,000 periunt who were on the move during * ---- -------------------------------- - hi* year'* nose-count. Most of lha transients, it said, three teat*, Pennsylvania two, these state* one apiece; Arwere either travelers within the and kansos, Georgia, _ , Illinois, Keenuccountry or seamen In the Mci k>\ Misaiiiaippi, Missouri, North chan Marine. While the’ final total* will b e 'C* r" l,na' Ok,* hom* ,n '1 T*n" t ** ready by next Dec. 1, they will *1; . . . . .. not become known until later ..,L.cklcr ,,ld lhe,,e n«tlmat«s ««e that month, when President Tru-' to P” >vo accurst# wlthli man submit* them to Congress. I one ••*» par state, with changes It will h« up to the lawmaker* >l\«? »»>• Pacific F "r to decide then how many House West, which picked up less popmembent each state will have on u*»»°n l*'*" originally expei .the basi* of the new flgurei. : od, and In the South, which oxItecktfonerl roughly, each contne 194H eatlmatcs. gresslonal district will have 044,-j California’s gain in population 000 inhabitants, compared with amounted to an Increase of 01.0 the 201,000 figure set In 1940, per cent over 1949, when it had nrIt ai» l i , „ ..I —AI . /? (Wirt OU1 Iinhabitant*. mI.- L H b . . ! . tPLal n,907,387 That .surg^when tho nation's population num­ bered 131,669,276. carrled the Pacific coast «tcie California will lie the big gain­ past Pennsylvania into second er In the lloure, although It is place in the order of states by not yet certain hy how many population. "fata. , .* New York, which held on to A. Kosi Eckler, deputy dir­ first place, ranked second in the ector of the Census Bureau, tqbl number or persona gained, hut reporters In releasing the fi­ its percentage increase was only gures over the weekend that Ihe 9.4. best rule of thumb for determin­ Five states— Arkansas, Missis­ ing the future onportionment of sippi, Nebraska, North Dakotu, House members Ilea in a set of and Oklahoma— lost nopulation figures' made public by the House over the 10-year period by per­ Post Office Committee two ycau centages varying from four per ago. t rent tor Norlh Dakota to .3 per At that time, California was rent for Oklahoma. expected to gain eight represen­ Two am^ll states—Nevada, the tatives, and the following atae-v one each: Florida, Indiana^ Mlchi- nation’s most thinly-populated, gan, Oregon, Texas and Wash- and Arizona, which rank* 12th mgon. from the end—showed high per­ New York was slated on the centage gains: 48.7 for Arizona basis If the 1948 estimate to lose and 43.7 for Nevada, N icholson In C harge O f Public R elations W. B. Nicholson of Nicholson Buick Co., of Sanford baa been appointed to serve for the next year aa General Motors Commu­ nity Relations Chairman for Sanford and the vicinity, It was announced today. ... 9f,ncr.“ l . M°t°r* Department nt Public Relations makes available to the public s variety of Interistlng and educational materials n the form of motion picture*, booklets, and presentation, the announcement stated. „ Aa General Motor* Community Relation* Chairman, Mr. Nichol­ son will b* In a position to coopwith civic club groups, th# schools, churches and any other local organisation* which mav find tha General Motors ranUrial of interest for us* In tha development of program*. General Motors also 1s the sponsor of the National 4-H 2 Ub Safety Contest and Mr. Nicholson will be able to aid local 4-H Clubs which ,hav* member* participating In ‘ that eonUtt. % ^ Father Killed (R a a r la e e d rn sa Pas* O a t) •■tf, V/T'ilv Sheriff Beck werj billot Buchanan of Altamonte Spring* and Mr. Carter’s four year aid aon, Wallace. The body Wat found on the road leading Carver house. A single buHet from a JIB Colt had pierced the right lung. The blood stained weapen D being held n* evidence County officers are making an world war. Invastlgatkn Into the circum­ stances of the shooting to determ ne „ motive or cause for the Guided MiBHile killing. Mr. Carter la survived by thi widow and five children who ICssilssH ft mm Paa* Oael near Han l.ando Spring*. For ed out. There was hurst of fir !nr# tho past 1C years he had h«eu about the huge missile as the Ip employed aa a tractor driver and Hal sight ion futl th >v*. caretaker by Roy Heitor of pllod. ngwood, Who today described The thrutt increased to 2fi tonr him As a good‘ and id rtllabla W < workSnd th# rocket lifted off the I K ground, with a tarrlflc roar whbf momentarily deafened newsmen o Q t n p v ES>n stationed a mlla and a half away. * O lO r y T i r e The rocket appeared to cU«b slowly at .first and then stance/ eastward aa th* gylacoplc Me-rln* ■wall of amoks, and^TurHdTv aroused her husband and three devlf# want Into action. It arsd behind hl»b cloud*. Ifa V r trails eastlna shadow- wh'- the f** awakened by Ova ---- W »uld he a#*n thre-iph the do|H for a staoad or two. U. sS. Policy Hit (CtmiaiHl Fieert rag* i i m i inociatlc Kt'puhlic” whii'h Is wlial the Cunununlsl-run Kast Zone call* itself. As in Korea, the Communist* inslt upon unilicntiun on their own terms. Thu mass meeting will conclude the live-day thiid annual conwntlon of the Russian-hacked MociallM Unity (Coinmui|ist| Par­ ty, which rule* the Russian oc­ cupation zone and Soviet Fust Berlin. The convention has been at­ tended hy Much Cominforni big mIiuU us Itusala’ Mikhail A. Hulov, Secretary , of thu Cenlrul Committee of the Communist Par­ ty of th* Soviet Union;, Italy’s Palmiru Togliutti and France’* Jacqtie* Ducloa, Their , presence here—closely guanled by Communist "Peouea Police” and awarma of plain dothehnien — Indicated, that, at least un Informal, moating of thb Coniform was being staged. The Coiulnfurin had not inut since last December in Hungary and European Communist Parly bosses were believed getting from Rualov the Kremlin’s instruction* about Korea, intesification of the fight against TUolsrn and In­ formation on whatever may bp Moscow’s next pressure point ugalnst th* West. Th* big ” Peace Rally” Ut scheduled at 6:00 P. M. and the usual large, disciplined Com­ munist turnout (a expected. For today's show the German Communists advertised as sneakrra Togllatti and Duclos, Harry Pollitt, Secretary-General of the Communist Party of Great Bri­ tain, Poland’s Jacob Berman anil East Germany’s Communist Pre­ sident, Wilhelm fleck. Also to appear on tha plat­ platform were Russia’a Suslov, Rad China’s Wiang Chla-Hslang, Hun­ gary’s Joseph Revel, Czechoslo­ vakia’s Je*ef • Frank and Bscrteh Gemlader and other top Communists istaV fr from a score of count lies. Msxnwhll# British sxperta pro­ posal to drag Iway a 1.000 pound unaxnlodad wartime bomb ami touch it off whar* jt would oaf damage a big Red Army war manorial. Th# bomb, with damaged fuM, was found about 200 yards from th* memorial In th* British sec­ tor. If g^pjodsd whore.found ttys (Ceettaaee r u si rsg* Ob i ) lug, with steady artillery and inortar firing all Monday afterntion. North and northeast of Yongdoug, a force identified as the North Korean Second Infantry Di­ vision pu-hed its tbrae-spaaied at­ tack on other American positions. One Second Division column reached I’oun, 22 miles north of longdoiig amt S mile* northwest of the rail-highway huh of Kumchon. American planes and grouni troop* were credited with knam­ ing out five of the eight tud;« leading about 7u0 Red infantry­ men near Poult. The two other columns of the Red Second Division were report­ ed 18 mile* ami 20 miles northwr-t on two rugged mountxir trail* that wind sqMhward west of the town of Hamchang. General MacArthtr’a pres* re­ lease early Tuesday also «Aid a South Kort-an division withdrew from Yongju—30 tulles fartliei northeast of Hamchang—“ to more .enable positions” two mils# south of Yongju. MacArthur’s relsass outlined th* front as runiilng -generally (rom weal to east as follows: From Kwangju In southwest Ko­ rea, 28 thfles northeast to.Namwon, 26 miles northward through Chinan, thence to point* ei^bt mile* northwest of YongJofig, foot mile* south of Okehon. two 'iille.t uuith of Yecbon. two miles 'outh of Yongju, and thence t ' the east roa«l two mile* south of shattered Yongdok. MacAt thui’s report said Red tank-infantry teams ranged as far southwest as the outskirts of Mokpo, u Hoiilh Korean naval port 46 mile* southwest of Kwangju. The announcement said there teams were meeting resistance only from units of the South Ko­ rean national police. A savage U. S. First Cavalry Division countar-attack stopped an earlier Red thrust along the mountain highway leading to Yongdong. An expected second Red attack in this sector failed to materialize In the afttrnofn. In the early thrust ai tha Flrrt Cavalry, the Reds kicked off with tanks, then shot thtir infantry ut American lines. The fresh cavalrymen went to close quarters with the Reds and heat them back in a one hour and 16 minute rouet and tumble Tight. Fighters sr.d bomber* v>«ut «j'it at Hawn Slonday to suptKirt tli« U.S. ground truer*.-- > B-22 *upe:furts Ai*uck in cl-*r weather nt Cominuni-t transrott lilies. They dropped SO t' bombs on biitlge* und road- leu ing to the Taejon front. The Fifth Air Force moved |a advance ba«c from southern Ja>^i to Korea. Already it linn :it |i t two field* in operation. 1 means shorter nine und imiie timover tie battleiiont fur I fighter planes. The U.S. counter thrurt v,loped after a Comntvinn* tank attack along the mountain >i<, winding Tnejon-Yongd .de —f-! way wa* itcppoil Sunday, "....t uttvek was un-upported bv p.-j Infantry. A The North Korean’ * I ■l -’Ti infantry *««nul! n< ar T 'e i': > day w it dtiv«n bn k In < •-.ii• tumbling mountain fl.rht. Ti American* gained mom <»i..umi than had been yielded pmvi .::-!y U.S. EIGHTH A R M Y III .|i. QUARTERS IN KOREA, M . | —(Af*)—A 26-year-old Korean tor told « new* cor.f r m t- t !, that North Kumwit Comnmi : troops shot si’.d hilled “ hunJi-.w’ of wounded South Korean *oM!«-i< in two Eeoui hospital. >ift<.i the Red« entered tho republic', c.ipital. The doctot, whose nmn- v withheld for ?r-iuiity !»■.« r-, raid he left Seoul J j !> 14 • days after the Red.' occut>:>.| city. H* said South Korean• ■ him they hod c'-'n thr In-do-the wounded after they -v ». aportedly shot at the hospilnl’i. * The doctor reached ll?i- IicrJ. quarters Saturday. • He said about DO f. ri b” i’ >i American uniform?. ?•• -dr1• I in Seoul as prison*I? v.hib V.. there. Every houre In Scoulr h" must ditplny pleti\re* of Kim H Sung, North Korean Comitiuni.t leader, and Jo»eph SMlin DR. C. L. PERSON^ OptomrlrUI EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITrED 116 S. Palmetto Ave. Proper F o o t Care deserter* have registered at West’ Berlin refugee center*. In Dunseldurf, West Germany, German Communist* opposing Moscow’s foreign policy art re­ ported forming an Independent Communist Party. , Joseph Schappe, formar pktty laader ousted aa a Titolst, said more than 100 leaders expelled by the German Party met yes­ terday to gat the new tropp go­ ing. Schappe said h* axpecuo “ ten* of thousands” of Cofomunltt* to Join them. ’ - Uy IV. V. Bitting Touchton Drug Co. Don’t nrglect the cava of your feet If you want to have a good disposition and n ploas•ant -sxprcMlon Apd don't nccept foot trouble,ns something that igpaLbe. T ils' Isisilt the .case. Outside <>f the oidlnat# causes of -fo.it trhuldck1 Uk>* coma, calluses nn<f bunions, poor circulation, arthritis, and gout esq also make your fuel ache. Improperly fitt.-d shoe? too. cause much suffeting. . Consult your doctor about ’ foot troubles. He will bu glad ,tp.. J you detcmtlno the jcause and advise what should be dons. j *JRhynl4 mrdleatltn be pie. scribed, rely on a consclentloilg .nhxiinaclst to fill your needs. MOSCOW. July” 24—OP)—Rus­ sia observed navy day yesterday with call? for a atrengthened Soviet fleet to counter war prtliaratlons by "American and En­ glish Imperialists." . Worker* In tha shipbuilding in­ dustry. said the Communist Par­ ty newapaper Prevdd, are put­ ting forth all efforta to "build more’ quickly and better new ships’* io furnish the fleet with' "battle power.” T i l l I I Ik * HiMlti 4tf m • # ( !r » *•# IJ IItw In l A 4 Y fr il«P M P M li n k < n ir la g I m IM * r m b m io L. I'tip ) rlu lil Bobby Jones won th* U. fl. amateur golf championship flva times (1924, 1920, 10*7, 1928 and 1930). 1947 JN TEBN A TIO N A L Pick-Up Truck, A real Value Only *m°o ■W I reifi* S o ls, j* stonotnic a t i c and can Sd’r c r w W cond hitch in tba .Army, althonhh I U toh were O. K Harriett, R. K and « m always for • moment before slgnltw the gunned U out of tha fommand White and W second tins, ha dallied with tM a post area Ilk# n cowboy awadriany damn eoua_ - * w .* ir ,L ' idea of joining th* Navy, 1 ] Ing runaway ataor. Ho tuf after a runawa; were given a thorough rl . .Tbs lure, of tha called to r the fir* to remove rejolaad him a him atrmigty th# ether day when minutes later’ he 1 waa creatf H* hed whirled wl . around * * ta aso-u.iS U M lw il communications nt truck, all ter -ei..’ Vsv'.V. ffoot J i ’p was throat upon Mm. waa «. “Tw d„ of. those big coffee •f 'w 'K .T A .S S r- f In Last Ten Years Hr p f w f n Ma c k e n z ie At* Foreign Affair* Analrat Korean W ar _ ware ablt to salvaga only • f*W personal affects, and have command post. Pnrk hy that now moved back to a an in Berlin thirteen mtoiCaltf. S o w s Oasy akOhralBa^o communications truck oNr n»«rby which had until of East Genoany’s Comnot puist your fears. koaa young kid* munist it "People’s "Psoplaa Police" army boon occupied by relative*. > Tha corporal la doing hls' sctad oytr o m tha weekend wsakand and assf . Fireman assisting le s t. Whit. daaartad dUiacatioas in tha In Gceoca ■MONDAY JULY 21, lii.itf TH E rtANFtlttD H B H A L i. S A N F O R D . F LO R ID A the Navy »ie i 1947 DODGE aakad asylum in Alllad-oeeupVd West Basila. It waa batch** ob* Coupd Extra ’ gdod condition , A ia * r Buy o f th* biggest 1" r*«fOt weak*. Um * July 1, 68 w k ; ;. 1946 oL D s • nr. W * n ^ .« U y owned * 00 V & k & J *iik* 1948 •avan, and lei SJ I PONTIAC I ) I Dr. Sedan Rxeeilent oadtUoK tlew rail sag*. Asia lew mileage. m m .. Mtbe*H OLDS V. A fiWtr r,* c iu in n �t MONHAY JULY 24, 1P50 tuf : sanpo po PAGE TITHE H r P A T . n . m n f o r t >. f l o w o * Lmtgwoud Social A n d Personal Activities MRS S rrv itp * Brides Are Honored C a l e n d a r AI Com Cola Party MONDAY Ahsoeiation Humlay School tnccting will he held in the First Baptist Church, Daytona Heath, at 8;0t> 1*. M. Under the *pnn«or*hip of Beta Sigma I'hi roioritv the reception­ ist at the Femnld-Lpughton Mearmorial Hospital wilt In- Mi** Au*th erin e Wilion. TUkHtlA Y The Cliapcl Choir of the First Baptist Ctiurch will hold r.hcaral at r>: l5 l\ M. WKUNKSIIAY The ReKuIar Prayer Meeting Service of the First Baptist Church will he in chance of the Douglas Jobe Junior Brotherhood. Meeting start* at 8:00 P. M. The Training Union Bxeculivo ^Com m ittee of thr First Baptist Church will hold their monthly meeting at 0:00 P. M. after the prayer meeting hour. T il UltS DAY Tho Association \V. M. IJ. meeting will he held in the First Baptist Church, New Smyrna beginning at 10:00 A. M. Ther>> will lie a covered dish lunchron. The Douglas Join: Junior Bro­ therhood will hold thrir regular weekly meeting at the First Bnp. * list Church at 7:30 1’. M. AH "member* ore urged to attend. Meeting I k Held By Friendship (la ss The Friendship Clns* o f the v Lake Mary Community Church held Us regular monthly business meeting Tuesday evening nt the church, with Mrs. Clnmlinc Mll-%Jer acting as hostess. The usual reports were given followed by a report on the pro­ gress o f the Christmn* card committee. Tho Mother’s Club of Lake Mary Invited tho elan* to attend their picnic Aug. 2. Mr*. Duruth. ixmglit, -ceput hrnlr, in.lr.Mi** Arthiirrm. Wilson, briilMlrft, wore hnntircd nt u (Inca Coin pnrtv Saturday nfl.-tnoott by Mi** Brtty Deni. Willinm* niiil Mi** rtobbyr Mollnn nt the home of the bitter on Mellon villr Avenue. The parly room* were beaut ifiilly ilrrorated with summer flower*. During the afternoon Mi*, knight ami Mis* \Vil*oii were each prenenteit with n piece nf "li­ ver in her rho «u pattern hv the hostesve*. 1. it, in the nfteimmu refie,hment* of Coca I’ nla , rookie,-, saniiwiihe*, minli ami nut* were *o!veil to the ftdlntving: Mr Kttighi mil Mm* Wibttn. honor I'ueit*. nrj.l tit*' Mi* e* Mona Until Mill*, Dorothy Carter, Lnttiv Luu.iqui t, Nmiry William*, Hetty .to llolluwny. Mnrv Kent*. Minina .lea" Mrlhvin, Hetty Culliini an.I Mr*. F in ) Myont, Mr*. It.II. I.nmh. Mr*. It.I.. Morton, Mr*. It.M JrmbK. ami the hdstesse*. The R.W. Class o f the h’ir*t Christian Church met Thursday night at the home of Mrs. J.W. Knight in Lily Court. Mr*. Knight, circle chairman, presided nnd Mr*. W.P, Yesley gpve the devotional program. The following additional o ffi­ ce m were elected for the circle: Mr*. Lester Thorp, vice-chair­ man, Mrs. W.C. Tiaon, secretary and Mrs. O.T. Pearson, trensurrr. jyl*lan»were di*ru»*nl frir the year’s ^ work, which liegins in July. Refrcahmnnts were *crved to the following by Mrs. Knight: Mrs. W.I*. Yesley, Mrs. G. Lee An­ derson, Mrs. Earl Evans, Mr*. -I. L* Horton, Mrs O.T. Pearson. Mrs. W.C. Tison and Freddie Knight. M rs-Peters Entertains Christian Society K H tates lly I1F.88 PAlTKItSON States, hut feels she wants to sprnd the rest of her days in Flo­ rida. She tell* ii* while on a conduct­ ed tour through Furnpe, *he de­ cided to slrfy (h Finland -for 10 ■lays in> lend of going on to Rus­ sia *s planned by (hi- tour. At the rnd o f the 10 dnys when her traveling companions returned from Russia, the Finnish authori­ ties insisted that everyone from the limit take n hath before being allowed Into the country. They took them to | Sauna, which is the Finn’s iden o f a bath, which con­ sisted nf a stone house with -done slab* nnd a red hot stove inside. The attendant threw water on the stove, filling the room with scalding steam, while the victims are slowly rooking he heal* them with twigs. I’m sure they came out rlenn Imt I was curious to know if they rould still breathe. Dorothea Is Traffic Manager for the St. George and Keyes Ad­ vertising Agency on Dark Ave­ nue in New York City. She is also quite widely traveled, hav- Mr Utile Miss Betty yesterday to visit m l* Mr and Mr* Winter II ;ivtn lot Miss Dorothy I tinned home after time in U-xington. (itlrmicd the horsi ready hav* fthrin off. riederle hptre, president or Plantation Ealatea, Inc. was with us for a week. He reluctantly en­ planed for Now York on Bund*y night Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Swift of Naranjia Road, had a* their guest* thi* week, Mr. and Mr*. If .C. McClure of West Englewood, N. J. The McClure* are on a tour of the itate and will stop at Ht. Pe­ tersburg and Miami before ’ re­ turning north. / Louis Caeavalle of New York I* here making open a drive-in lie 1,ti.i jiir iikmitIm f lino)* Open 12:i:. p . m . Hail; tnn<|nml ||i"im* hot I** ini pi-vi t#*n» dim: imti'h was plavr.l IHirinr I hi* * \•-liitiir then* weir t:ainr< iitn1 ( till IIHKN FltKH! i h i h l i r n t i n i e r 12 Y r s . A d inilli-il I n e W ith I'n rrn t* \ n > l i i iw I 'v rr p t S atu id sy it >Kim l tiim*. Tla* Im ll wn* h rie ld with iti'irii! fltiwri \ l»»MiiVitnl tal'h w as p i t*M*nl»id thi ijiii'-ts nf hnilot I line In i l*el fntnrh w ith i nhes wi i f* mm veil \ Sunda, I{<*l *»■i t Hart lev, .nit iif Mi an ‘ Mtv \V I Hnrth'v, wlm x taking I'li'.'tit* il pti El Meet tin» if fhinln* Ann l.t tier gr K II I several |lni*. i*i it\, hat lnan |**t * K i pit '• »• * l#*i fi*d f t ill it ‘ it v ||i\V|| i *I**11* M f M. 1,1 i* | i|*M* tn i l l m *» i m ni Inn *a if mn t h vt i ■I- i n il rill il ir li fr’» M ifiih** THE orxm.n DOrJ’T "BY t ’i au fnr*| anil hal»\ 1'iiia npal Bo; hyii* *I « Mi Milwnn , I wit ♦liildi'ini and M i > I n V i|*i«i» hn Vi* s|n-nl I him* u r e k s at nv - New Smyrna It* arh M .n d n n v <»f tin* S t a ll t men ('. Bevei ly. of 1! visiting liri \ Virgil Metis. Mis* Caroline Lee returned home yesterday with lii-i pnrenlIlD l.I.V W i i i i d , J u iv 'I Mr. and Mrs. At Lee, nftci .pen>| Kdmund Gwerm, ing several days in J:u k ,uu ill virn liifcrlfini tlnii witli relatives. sent a >i,■iiti-,-i a, [,i| tn I Mr*. Lillimi Morgan and son, Hal, of Kntonnh, N. Y. and amiiiiigti p.im i ihi.ing him Mr*. Lillimi Vickery spent the brim cii (|i. i.'i.-ul. i 11|,. Y'Jweekend in Pnlntka with Mr. nnd youi old n,ii. ..... . i,t' the Mrs. John W. Vickery uud movii i.i.l. . in, i . n. m|( ,i pn i i,,, family. ............ ■> h-il. it |it,- „ him u ho play gal ini,i t ’l.iu-i (,'uentl Mr. and Mr*. ILL. Iluwkin•' ' 111 1 ill to the set Ilf Mis* Peggy Iluwkin* and Oti “ D-'.'*xi'll* 8 ike." hi urth.hii* Hnwkin-i of Rustliurg, V». hr !"• line III il run I II-.I-.-.I him how the gitcNt* of Mr. mol Mi*. .1.1 he kn-p* up till- In-rivx , h -ilule. I llnrton. 1 'h- I Ihrlvi oq work, i enllv.l In- answered, i\. n„,i,.,i hnni alt Mr*. C’.M. Flower*. Seminole life. I d Mlhiu w uk tinin lie county rmineil pn-sidenl of Mom "'V idle. Demonstration, Im* returueil home ‘ I iliiuk it u.i im uttiti-tie from ti "tali' council meeting h 11 >"Ut)l lll.lt k1»1p I . • ,...|||g | n*f|-nt the University of Florida. •luiti- an <tinii t ■:in ilnlcie, you j-miw. I plnx ■it login foul |,.ill Mi** Ruth Hand, genernl sttpei ooxi-il mill .nail. 11ml ml of vi«or of instruction for Seminole 11inning stand* vmi In gi.o.| *lend County, and Mi** Ouida Wilson in Inti i \cm It g . n mi- a go left Sunday tn attend a leadership i "n*titntioii Hint , cunfete neb in TallaliHsi.ec when anything,’’ U. tioimpoii in t,, » they will meet with teacher*, y j o for emniums. filial* and super visor* from nil "Ali'ii, ) i sun- fr,on good .tur.' over the state. Mv fntlt.-r' anil tn -(h.-i io n- . v, tM-melv heal thy, mi ..... hi I Mr, and Mr*. George Kara* tpuliinv I mm (Karadcmo*) of New York City pet lullv spent the day In Sanford Fit- nehieve-l I ,,n to hei." Gwenn i nun mi hi fi.Mh" v-.u day, enrftulo from Key West to *........ lie K-uilui ■oil oi - i their homu tn New Ymk. Mr. 11• ;l" Karas was attached to the II. K. hi* .'ii11y dny in Knglatul ’*. 1 Wa tiling.. Iti'/uai'l Kims Naval A ir Station in Sanford mt a photographer during World who viitunllv wn« tho nouou War II. He la now employed with my career," he'mu.usl, j'| htol I,.-, i f,!W pul,, Time and Life Magacincs in Nrw iirouinl l.'uidnii, doing York City where they reside ut i ole,. Imt not get I ing viu v , Dull*' h.v ut III n e, Kh;.ii wi ld...... ■R>0 Eaat Twentieth Street. and -aid he Imd n pint for no ,t, hi* new piny, 'M um and Sophopes with tho aid o f Mrs. Km mun.' That mi , what fuM hrnug'-' m i Glnrhino to s|terinlixn in Ita­ me to nltitdiun, "It wo quite i ein.itki-l-l l lian spaghetti anil good liuinr made pies. Mr. Cscavalle will m - 1 first got lipid. I played in John 'Junto i',’ In i» toturn north for a few month* while Gal wot thy the building is being coniph ted, I had a I ii.llv i ole. lint thi tml.l for a blessed event which he ntul tli.lil'l go f.q tip pluv; it « . thi* wife expect in Septeml.br. Thi giim. J.iiih i llniin- picked me i" .tiff tie. I "I Is their first liorn and wy wish he n had tempered, Wind Hvri y Woniu" them much good lurk with it nnd ■■'Old ip their new business venture. They Know*.' Il inn for ii year and fm I mu came to Florid* last year mi tlii-ii a long time iifteiwnnl honeymoon and liked It no wr!f they decided to make it their pet mament home, Mr, iitd Mr*, Aaron Durigan of Norfolk, Va., have (lint completed arrangement* for the luiilding of a new home on Fourth Street. Mt Dungan wa* Chief Warrant O ffi­ cer With the United States Nnvv Itefore hi* retirement. During his !tft year* of service with the Navy he has traveled all over the world, serving In (the Mexican nnd Hai­ tian campaigns and both Wm Id Wars. He was on the U. S. B. Minne­ sota during the first war when it was blown Up and was with No­ vel Intelligence at Norfolk during the second war. lie has twn bro­ ther* retired from the Navy nnd living In California and his only son, John Joseph Is now a War­ rant Officer with 17 years »er- TOGETHER They Fought T lir Im v limit f»*t vmitlCii i ,*t •* in tirhi *vm v S a t nr*lav al Ill till Against the ''Wrong Kind D t t l l i S t l l l v ’S DOG l . t " ISI K <>F SARK, July *’ l id’* .tip, a nine-year-old In-di Tel i l r l , I* all-nil to lie thrown oft ibis tiny Knrltsh Channel island t-ecao c the dog's no gentleman. .Ill-'* tioul'li is tli.it slu-'s a hulv dug. A WHt-yeiit-old law lias i might U|i with .lip and owner Kim I Itaial, who came here l wo years ago to del up a radio mni liicyele repair shop. Tin- law says that only the Kcigneiii -if Salk, hnsluiml >d the island's feudal ruler, the Dame of Satk. may keep a fe­ male dog. Rand maintains the aulhoiiln-s told him lie could living a dog to Hie i land, and said nothing nl.iuil us sex. lie said In- also lias been paying his dog lax. Author­ ities now have said he must , 11 1n-1 destiny .lip or send the dug nil Hie island by Wednesday. The island's till residents ate thinking of petitioning (lie Dame nf Sail, to U-L Rand keep the dog. Mai Dim :ilii C a re y com e* to g rip * w itli u niciohci p a r ly , in th i* *ren e fnu n Pitta m ount'* " T h e l.nwlo -," Ri l - riicn tei -ciecu T u e sd a y and M cd n t*d n y ! ■ho -i'll for graft i ole*. ’’ \ prison easily get* typed in our hii-ine*' Nowaday-. I mu typed ox Sun Ia Clan*.’* \-*idi hi* nritdem i itnut vned I'dc a* St. Nick in "Minnie on ■■(tli St,." Gwnnn im* perfoemnd oi uumcion* 1ji *>u- picturint. Most iii'tui*, ubljin playiug tvillt dopand liutvc-, which are not ndv hard (>> ctiiihnl l.ul aGo notmiim. Si . ip, ti alci . Hut Gwi'MIl icv.'al eil Id* kind uatUie "I like Liysic. He'* a vet v findog nnd very well heluived, luo. D io simielinie* lutid to work will, butt bemuse (lie *lighle*i limu>-' ui di*lui bailee will thrnw him off I i ecu 11 one lime when we had it scene in which we purled mt a I "ml I hud a lung speeeh and w< Ooiild never gel jl. Lil'-ie k>’ n* heating fallen leave* and he'd pi.-k up his eid*. "Stilt. I would rut her wmk w-itii dog* Ih.io linltie*. Poor Idth- deal , they’re helpless.” Gwrttn keep* * vigoron*. *ehi'dtile it» >to age when mo l men have retired lo putter tn (lie patilru I linked him if,lie ever though' of Justice**! A CAREY 1 Gail RUSSELL The I'nivvralty of Aiinnui will fine HI football iippu neul* in HIM, fttiluding 'M* Povtlei Con leri'oie mill*. Never UNTIL TODAY HAS FAMOUS GENUINE NORTHCOOL BEEN SOLD BELOW NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PRICES FOR A LIM ITED TIME ONLY a t\ r RIDE -IN TH E A T R E HIE Mmur "“fiK “ttwu,i M M E HASSO J JQ *o m HART (S IN THIS N A T IO N -W ID E REDUCTION T U E SD A Y -- W KDN ESI) A Y ! H IG IIO IIIIL K jA p grandchildren l|t tho north, R if ln iiid t*niatnis4|iin n rr due In Indd m eeti11it lit 1.mih; w *m*i| Hotel 1his w eek im-IudiM Photo tty Raymond Studio* Itrmin and Mt- Donald Knight, whosi' marriilge took place la I Tile dsv \ \1 Mi, nisi 1 1 llo 1 n *1 lluptisl Chinch, with l!ev. W. P. Hi cud. - li off n toting, Mi M ihired I teal . ti»**tiitt|i*»i* ll M««11 Tef- ' ili. fnintei \lis* Margiiret Myers, dnughti i >f Mi* V r I H y ■ Woman’s Huh wmhm m Mahhni. niid Mil. and ili.- late Mi. Myers, Mr. Knight is the son of Mr. .ml Mi- \nMl|n . m tp‘*rnlinc M’Vi'uil week woo,) mni with Inn mud, Mik 1 illian Iteals. (in I,night. a o f OnI • mid Mi KineM I I u r i * n* eentlv attended tIn* nmnthK inti nf the N uv\ Kle«d \ s**m liu ii H o l l v w O itll in Ml lam he iii h u h r e m i t s I.AST TIM US TONIGHT member. Lieut and Mr*. Harold Clause mount* the birth of-a son, Don4 M errill, 9 pound* and • ounce*, I July SI nt tho Navy Hospital Jacksonville. Air(cw 1ilhned r < £ 4 WEATHER! *i flu 1‘n iim y Kt flr i jitiun nf Worn* i*nV r ls jl* ', of tIs*- f 'iv ir la'iiifiu* and of hi i .narm m nt inn* \ tin* Wt'ifiiinif tantplr mriVnl fltr wnil Hen Phillips of Koyston, (J«. i« visiting with his hmtiicr, John M. Phillip* and Mr*. K. Queener in (Jenevn. Mr, and Mis. H II. Rudd of Winter Havi-n writwcck-t-nl guests of Mr. nnd Mr*. A.D. Rrown mid d.ingldi-r and Mt. uud Mrs, II. K. Long and family. IM an fa t ion ilv»( .Blair Harrison of Coral tiahli is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. II.K. Morris and *on Hobby The W.M.K. of the Cent ml Haptlrt Church met nt the church l.isi Tuesday evening with Mrs. (’ .I Wilkinson and Mrs. K.O. Keith ailing as hostesses. The next meeting will Ik- held at the rhurrh on Aug. I. A delicious f-ourse w*n* serve I to the following Mrs. David Myers, Mrs. Virda Mae lainduiiist. Mrs. c'lirl .Summer lyn, Mrs. Clmi le* Mays, Mrs. I,.P. Cn*nn. Mis. SJ. Hrmiks, Mrs. I. P. Duffey, Mrs. Jack Kenton. Mt. 1 11. Wynn, Mrs. S.l,. Wlmtley and Mrs. C.F. Pun is. K The next meeting will be at the home of Mr*. J.H. Wvnn. ^ t Afterward* a social hour was held and Mr*. Peter* nerved salted peanuts, Cora Cola* and wka* to Mr*. Wynn, Mr*, flteinmeyer, Mrs Carl Bradberry. " Mr*. Clifford I » Johnson, Mr*. Robert Lee, Mr*. W L. Hick*, Mrs. A.W. Handel, Mr* 8.B. Norwood, Mrs. William Nal•on, Mr*. Leon Btelnmeyer. Miss Eunice Walker and Mi** Cassidy. w ill * in in a ilc I nf lit fnl n v p p lh a i in I .in n v H all *?n TltiirH iIiiy nitrhl, Mii-s -Inntre Mohhey of S.uannnh, (jit. i* visiting het .minin (Jerry Clark of Sanford. Missionary ftrmip Meets At Church The Woman’* Korletv of Chris­ tian Service held it* nmnlhly meeting Tuesday night at >h« home of Mr*. Ralph Peter*. The meeting was opened with a song and the president, Mrs. J.H. Wynr prUldlng. Mr*. ILA. Rteinmeycr va the devotional. Miss, Maylie Caeeidy was welmmed as a bow * ’In * t t ’lin rrb ivtirtri f t otn h i”* vitcattorn In Imtini »»f lire tiuu rm n i of Mr. atnl %ti . Jo hn Hi m ix (h r rs o n a Mi Ca (liiugliter \la., are and Mrs. Miss Katherine and Miss DoroAfter the meeting refreshments were served by Mrit. Miller to •he, llennlnger o f New York tho following: Rev. and Mrs. C. have been staying with us while C. White, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Good­ making arrangements for the rich, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hum­ building of their home here. Ka­ phries, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur1 therine is retiring this year Ailing, Mrs. L. A, Roberts, Mrs. from her position as Junior High E. Lloyd, Jr., Mrs. Ed Murvin, Ketiool u-nenrr with the (View m , , Mrs. Cecil Mixon, Mis* Wanda City department of education at Goodrich, Miss Sharon Hum­ Queens, N. Y. She has traveled ex­ phries. Ml** Roberta Murvin, tensively during hnr summer vaca­ Mis* Barbara Mixon, Mis* Peggy tions, having visited most of the Miller, and Mike and Joo Good­ rountrie* o f Kiiropc, Canada. Ha­ rich. waiian Islands ami the United Mrs. K night H ostess To Christian Class 111M l h 11 mi l«’K i*i u n til tin- f it"-*! S it in lav in .Vi1 'ii - 1 (vhmi Ilt*%. TUnttii'rrtitciu eJcphone 148 S o c ia l at I il F K A T IJ R I5 — I I A H G A I N ' ttecUol P H O T ,It A M W AS ~ ft Wfk wk*** Itiw llil Nn t LAST TIME TONIGHT “T H E D A M N E D D O N ’T C R r Also: STARTS TOMORROW B urn F IR S T O U T D O O R S H O W IN G I , Joseph .. Now $ Filmed In Color , • 4t r C o tto n »VallM)nHm Bunny Cartoon Welles CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE! ^flckatilleally Balanced K- C. A. Sound Kqulpmout" MOVIRB UNDER TMM HTAH8’* A Nf Oh O K I Ah B . L . P c r N n s & S e n CORKKCT MEN’S WEAR M IO H W A y im �TIIF . S A N F O R D FAU U FOUR M O N D A Y J U L Y 24. H K H A I.D . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ■’-"y litSb Sanford Drops One To Orlando But Whips DeLand 7 wice Senators Have Easy Time In 5 To 1 Win; DeLand Loses 14 To 13 Against Giants »m w* iwn 7 In 4; Stnglet»n 7 in 7; Thie* '! in 2; Viilnmca C it. b HBr— by Knit's fTct!e»cni. PR— Hailey. Winner— Neville (1-0) LoserLover (1-1.151. (I— i.eHx nnd WII liumson. T — 1:bfi. Little Rock Stays Low But Can’t Bfc Called Doormat Augusta Defeats! Meridian Millers Are L e a d i n g Rebels In F ii st But W o r r i e d In Southeastern Sports In Brief lly ASSOCIATED PRESS Sunday Nite Game TENNIS By ASSOCIATED PRESS A llr i ilriqipnig n 5-1 lu n ln l In (Hiimlny Afternoon) RIVER FOREST, III. Imrl, By IIU CII SCIIUTTE ll> ASSOCIATED PRESS The Meridian Miller* have a precarious hold on the top jiosition H Hart, Jacksonville, Fin., won Associated Press Sport* Writer ■b r h o tl>r f ii.l plate Orlando Senalnri un Sanford Whether other South Athintu in the Southeastern League standings today. K t l l l l l l l t XTATK i . D A t i t t: u Tew mi 1. l**t. Thu Little Ruck Traveler* may 3 2 0 .3 5 the women’s singles of thr Nation­ 1.Vague club* will bo turning tt F ii'la v night, the San lord Cinnti Clmildeitxn s* c* 34 .♦-.13 stni be on tho t.'iib-nd of tha Just a week ago. the Millers have a slight lead over the Pensa- Orliim t., (l 2 2 1 5 al Clay Court* Champion: hip,. de .Sunday nignl lianeball is not r.f» 3f» 4.M2 turned Mound Saturday and Sun­ IWIker 2b 1 i#*l Mind r, 3 ti 4 0 feallng Shirley Fry, Akioii, fihio, known today, but Chur W inn "i 10 U R ie it. Lust Monday night Jackon's Senators handed Meridian the liiijf t u nn lii'fi t h Association standing* HHaf'jnerker rf 57 4) r.n2 Southern day an swept a two game sotiri Levy th fl a 4 M (1 fl-l, 0-3. 41 f.K2 today, but mi une—least o f all t; Iti lielH will vouch for the fact it drfeat wliich allowed the Riers to move hack in front. These same ( l a i n r s i Ml2 *sl 641 the League-lead ing S a n In lii #5 FRINTON-ON-SKA. Krigluud I nun llir lh I .mil Red Mata, re­ .III i-R'lli if 1 0 .) Atlanta a wasn't good for them. Senator* were the rtriims of the Miller*' twin-hill Sunday which pul Lr.-il.ij r* 42 A«i 4!!' 5 I 2 1 0 Mr*. Pal Todd, l.n .lullu, Ciuif.. i The Churleatoii duti stuged thr Meridian ahead again. Meridian*- —---- ----------- ---------------- -tainin'* fifth place in the MuiicD i’ ese If 37 f>3 370 Crackers— still considers them j i Hi, Autfuntlrtt* 3 0 i I 3 tained her women's •in i'", tit, i n i Sunday night game in Still; topic Hie opener, 3-2, in 10 ina W ri-iick 3b 20 72 ?*(» u o o r t n a t . 1’a In llu . State l.rnvue. II r« M11■ I r a l r n l B ) win for I-nrry Brunke, It wus hi* h l i 3 11 in the Esse* County Lawn Tenni* League history Inst night nut ning:i end the nightcap 3-1. 'till |)i v e In their lust five dotiblehuadcra I jj i \ i (• fwi It«*jii ll !*. O r l n n t ld 7. I hr Giant, will inert the Gainet- Ilp'ite) p ’ 3th of thu season. 1 3 J i 0 1 Champion hip,, ilefeuting Hell came out on the low end of tl.i ut home, the i’i-1 * have wun Isith H*infor<l l«, I JaBii <1 b , Pcn*acola also won, 12-4, over Mile G Men at the Municipal Hall Neville Pensacola pounded out 14 hit* HI. A i i k i i m I ix- <• I.e»sl>ura 3 <14 in - end of foul <>f them. Mobile, New 2 1 i 0 il Wilford uf Login nil, 0-1, t>-0, score-- Augiirtn won 3-2—nrid Vlck«burg nnd Gadsden KWarnp.'l 0 0 r > 0 ii GOLF Sit idelo.i ll> and coasted home behind thu se­ o l l i k l f’* i). tonight with rigid hander Urleune. Nashville ami now A t­ hod only about fill to 7(H) * pec tu­ Selma, 10-1. Montgomery and <lit 1114FIMv k114K 1*, | 'D Id 1Ii H a, 42 10 )4> 27 It ST. PAUL— H a m Snead of tor*. lanta have failed to trip Little the league-operated “ Ramblerr," ven-hit hurling of Joe Jones, Tho L iiln r* TaiilMf Ruddy I ..ike nl the pmhahle start­ Totals Fliers to Vlck*hurg starter Jo­ White Sulphur Spring*, W. Vn u r l n f i d o nl i,*‘<*piiurir Rock in on ut-hunie tw inbill. Iiii ovilte. on tin- other bund, formerly Anniston’s Rams, wero ing pitcher. I hr till ii elated In gel die Howington for u quartet of l l . l j i l n l n l I ' n l a l k s and Jim Fcvrler of Hail ITnm i-< th r h I) n DeLand A fter o disnstiou* start that I,'.'id to ploy whul w «» to have idle. nt Hanfurri '» < ; run* in ench of the first two in­ under way at H 15 |*. Mtint at 270 for 72 hole, in St. 3 2 0 F«'i mmler. 3b Jackson Manager Willi* Hudlin been ti Sunday game witii t'olum saw them lose 21 of their first HI. A uk u s II iis a t D a y t o n a lil-rtth nings. Bill .Shernmn took over 1 ) 2 Paul open. Will play-off today. Oil I 'inlay night nght-hiinder Barrow ss 5 2 ii on i,> pprt of a twlwbill Kutur- watched his team lose from thu 25 games nmi s e t u league teDENVER— Mnson It u d „ I p h, lay iiigld. Giccnvilie no Jong-: »Uuid* following • SUSjWnilon for thu mound for the Uiltcx, but was 4 2 if 4 a w n i i v u L K A titr; cord by ' dropping 21 in a row, Clyde S lrv i in went the mute .Mi 1.i*od It unable to hold the Flier* in check, T rim 4 2 t 1 0 Clarksville, Teiin.. won U»* out, ... allow r .iiiinlny lui'icbal. Ttu.-i the Senator*' conduct 111 a game W 1. 1*1-1, the Tm veleis liaie l-ei'ii playing again,! the Senatui* and nil hough Liaeseke cf Elwood (Dintyl Moore cole, a : • 6Xn I 'ltlln ililiilils M .3 0 1 1 it al Junior golf title hv defeaiiiig two cub:) rested uml will re sunn Saturday night In which three J'iille if f,7f. better tun .600 bull, winning to4 fill a ; he wan tirdiled with the |u « . hr Hiuei\ng 2ti 4 u II .3 2 Cliurley Beville, l.o, Angelin, ;* their senes tonight along wit), Meridian in the first game with brated his birthday with a se­ at ltr o oI kn .l nv li ,, 46 36 661 o f 22. ven-hit hurling chore against 2 lilnycr* were ousted. 4 it and 1. relit 1I nl the Sens down via the Dui.*'e • 6 n IIfiH|«n * 47 IS .667 tin other teams. Little Rock Isninced Atlanta 41 <4 471 SPEED IHMT RACING Catcher Ken 'McCrelght kepb Selma’s Cloverleafs. He also had .N'ew Y ork 4 0 2 !) i Columbus edged Macon, .VI. tlnkr-ntjl mule to lake the league Allan !l. a single and double in four trips 1* 44 470 twice yesterday, 8-3 uml 8-1. The ChirMRu Meridian In the first game with DETROIT -.Stanley Hiivris' i 0 ii 1 ) 0 0 Sner p .ilul .Savannah's liuliaiis won * 476 Birmingham Barons were able CliK.liinsil 17 fill lead I m -.'like uuti. rord-hrenking Slo-Mo-Sliun l\ ji.hr ol low-bitters flour Jackson­ Ids Second and third nomer* of to the plate. The Leafs' lone score I’l i t s t m i a h 2 b Ii ■'ill1.IPS p-3b 1<6 lo gain only one gome on the .71 64 Ai the Munitip.il l\ n k Saliir- Fultz p the senson. Toni Davis had a two- came In the fourth on Ray Kru1(» * ilf a iM tv rriw jr in ville, 3-0 amt -l-l. I ii (1 (1 M made an iniprersjve d e b u t pa's double, an infield out an Joe Cturkei.s moving to within :iVs Hrookiyn 11. HiiPtmrfrh * dav nipht the .Snufuid f in , wit- f-Hiitrls 11 i ii n f) American speed I,out competition Ed AncluHco limited the Re- run homer L> account for Jnck- Clark'* *ingle. On threo other oc­ Nfw York &•!, Chlemro S*o. /ii guinea—as they split with'Mumson’s markers. In tho 10th, us it won the !Hl-mi!e gold cut f —Hnti Pn McLeod Ir tilli. V'JilimlflpMu 12*7, ClncInriMtl l l . nttrrd une i.l the mint lirrv r tai.ktiels to *ix liils to get credit for casion* the Lears threats were phis. Biriniiigliuni took the openpitcher Eddie Boyk, vffio had held M i E . Uoiion I race on I tic Detroit River. Hanford 420 020 107— 10 tiic win ultliougli lie neeiled helj, iiiK game, played liy the lii.inl* er, 8-3, and the Chirks thu arrterTurin} to eight safeties, doub­ cut off by double-play*. SWIMMING DeLand 44IHI (H»2 Hit— H in tin- seventh wlien Charleston Jackson Manager Bill McGhee pared riillnrirlphU mi ritiMljurKh ( iiIkIk * piece, 3-2. Nashville swept a pair thu y r .,1 with the locals liming out Totals led to left and came home with .70 S 11 27 11 — AI 111•*r (Ml} v* . M a i l h WI <4-3) S E A T T L E -John Mur hull of threatened to tie it up. Juan Gadsden’s 18-safety attack with Ironi New ttileans' Pels, tl-H and I Jr In 11d 14 tu Id in 14 inning*. K— Hose, Fernandes, Hruening Vale Lettered the American nn .Mantel o-< came on uud quclb .1 (lie winning run on newrotner five hits in five at-bats. Nobby 5-4, while Mobile and ChattoNick Deluca’s aingle. Rudy Yorke liKAOii: AI Neville iniirle hi*' first up Hnfeiimker. Hill— poelker, Ha* world m ind fu the nvo-vm tin- uprising. w Is Frt* msiga were r.iined out. ’* was the losing pitcher, allowing Barker had it double and homerun T r a i t i iH'inunre un the mound, doing n ^I'ficcki'r 0, Li vy, IIom* It, Mi'UoUt freestyle lit the senior men'- out At 31 .644 Pies Elkin* turned in a fine 12 safe blows. in four attempts. The Pilots D e t r o i t ., The Trim ters pounded Crack­ 5S .626 llrnCHcke, Ct ndilerton, Jurkhoii tiit uf n4ief hurling unit NtHv Y o rk Ibrilliant r .......................... door AAU swimming ehuiiipioi performance although giving The Senstors moved out in Jumped on Bturter Jim Logan for Cl«vi*lii ml 6«iO er burling for a loial of 23 hits 64 i t tiieii hclpeil lii* own cause t»y Tomek 2, Hruening, Dunne, Mur- ship. Augusta ill Lite. He fanned 10 front in thu afterpiece when seven hits and *lx runs in tile II u M mii &67 61 3* tingling in the winning ruli in the phv 2. 2B— llafen-cker, Levy 2. 40 4<i ,4*r. and allowed Atluiita only seven RACING mi I ' ft II Tigers stranded. "tailing pitcher Church Henry initial frame. One of tho blow's \V ji uhl riK to n Mel.e'ul, llunne, Barrow, Neville. 37 64 4 P safeties in the two tilts. Milo Del liialf uf tin- l-lth Iniiiiitr. Kt* CHICAGO—To Market m i to \ugm-tn bunched four safeties in The Millers pushed was Barker’s three-run circuit Chit'll 12 k* .166 Johnson gave up but three hits rhiiiiiiiiiiiitM Thi- Giant* found theinselve* HU— Poelker 2. Ileutel. HR— won thu Arlington Futiniiy a* llic filth frame good foi twa homcred. clout. Cliff Stewart finished un across two in the fourth and an­ 3d aft .341 in Hie opener, two of them home. letlUlA trailing the Huts in their tinIf of Muipiiy, Hufenecker. HB-- Clind. Arlington I’utk, with flugluiriut. tuns mid that could have been other l>ti«vrriw)r In the fifth to preserve tbs thu mound for the Lead*. inns, Hunk Kitnian belted one In the lit Ii, Util, 12th, umi 13th Inn derton 2. Murphy. 8— Jackson. second nnd .tlinibo tlillil. Dal roll t . S r w Y o r k 4. the game. Hie seventh. In* 15th, and Bob tlOKlon S. til I. ou I k 2 ing anil managed to tin it up each DP— Chudderton, Poelker nnd INGLEWOOD, Cal 11 N o o r Columbus' Rosa Grlmslcy pitch­ I't.lliiil-lplil* 2-4, U l i l e u a o 1-4. Tlioipe ids fifth, good for tvro time heforu pulling ulieud in tlie Levy; Ttunok, Poelker ami luwy. ( 12.701 won tin' Amerlriiii lluudl ed and bolted the Cards to then (.'Irvrllililt t W ustllllKloll 2 runs, in the eighth. Al Simpson f.wft— Sanford 0. Dul.and H. HR— cuji by a bull length nvei lilniitw victniy over tiic league-leudinx 14th. l.NHi.i T»ea> hit for the circuit during one of No sioiioa ftcheiluled. Sanford skipper Kil Levy rap- off Sne* I Ncutel 3. Neville 3, at Hollywood Pink. Pearlies, lie kept eight safeties, Little Hock's two 4-ruu surgw, By FRANK KCK ped out ids 21tth round trl|ipc-r ol Fulls 1, Gain** I. Fernandes 2. sin T ill.ii> iSsui MTinv cattered except for the fnui ti, AP Newsfealurea Sparta Edits tiic season iii tlio luittum of thu SO— irv Ileutel 1, Neville 1, Fult* Hut Daugherty equaled nl* w L feu T rn tii inning when they moved uliemi <76 previous ^lumerun output of tha 61 76 lith inning to keep the locals In 2 (latlu-s 2. flO— Harr 3 in 0, A t i n ill a JAP SWIMMING CLEVELAND—Sauntering out with n tliree-ruo ii|jrising. <(ln 67 I I 111 r m In nit stni 'iiiine* 0 in 4; Hellelol S in 5 2-3: the game. S E A T T L E, July 21 —(A’)Do iii Barcsewski tied it up ioi if u hotel coffee shop in Wichlte, 66 44 .666 season in tiic nightcap, batting in Nlili¥l11«» On Sunday afternoon Hanford Neville ft in 0 I 3 Fernandes - America’* be-l nwimiuci - and tin 671 live runs with two circuit clout*. 60 46 DELAND, July 24— (Special)— M fiiiphlp bun., this spring, rookie AI Rosen ( oliinibus in tluseventh witii a journeyed to Conruil I'ark, De- In 2 1-3: Fnltr 6 in 2 1*3. HBP-- inurvelou* At ui -lull I Hu-I.y lolir 44 61 . 4 0 Bull Mcl-nie and Ken Humphrey Mobil# of the Cleveland Indians bumped The foothut! M-hedule of the John «Ni!w 'oiir-huggnr. Did. Morgiin fol­ 41 67 463 also hud four-musters. UI'I pmiib lui.1t, to lower the boon on tin* •teutel illraeseke). WP— (Jainc*. of Australia mid Yule wen- do lowed with ii triple mid Grlnw- into Mursh Samuels, the ball II. Stetson University has Ju*t 41 67 , 4 1 * ChattMiiiioifu Hid lints lignin, this time by a Neville Wl .ner— Ileutel. laser Gus Kerluxakos, the <07,000 to hup nn ori’iin today a- the pti/< iey aent Idm home with the win­ team's publicist. 33 Cl *11 been revised mill differs from till' L l t t l * ltn»*k acme of lA-H with thu Giant* col­ Oninev. H— Williamson and I.cltr fur shattering n satehclful of n<ulls Y n l e n l a r kid, hurled Memphis to victory "Heard tho news?*' asked ""oi'r-ni armtinnre-' u '••"•■k agi> l Xlotitle HIl l e aI'O ning lully by scratching u single slIH liiin as 17* tjiliit.. iii the nightcap, scattering nine lecting Hi hit* mill two home run* T ~ 2:36. A — 270. rnrda. that Troy State of Alabama has lo i iglit. That was nil for Ma­ Marsh. Rosen hadn't rain I. to break the tentn hmnn-run re. hits and holding the Birmingham Hound for .latmn, tin- *ipuu| of con’s starting “ Why, Ken Kellner has been been added tu the list of oppon I.ltlle It.ok, ».l, Atthnla 1-1. litirlei\ Howie emit nf r>7 set liy la-eahurg ill sluggers in check. GAINESVILLE, July 24-</P)— 14 *tJa*hri*, Conch Hot, Kitilmtl- Schultz, und Joe Pennington took released, and you’re going tu fills ami mo game wall nen.^eny ilirnilnKlisiii S-2. MempM* 2-1. Nashville S-5. New l ir le s n s S-l. HUH. The Galneaville G-Men ruptured a and Miinugcr John (bn ten ivcn open the season at third liase. State has been switched from DeIn tho opener, Lew Dainman (limit rntelier Karl Murphy tied 0-3 decision from Palatka'* Axu- to fly out of Sim Fin on 'o thi over. started the fireworks in tho !■ « M.IIIIIIIA I Vt t:il> 4TIIIN *1. Lund to Orlando. Art Ditmur nnd Tom Hltnpsou here'* your chance boy.” tlu record when he rapped the leaa here yesterday to stay in the afternoon nnd into Tokvo Wc.lne*I.KAUIK That stopped Al, for avt In trill frame, haniering wlUi Joe Announcement of the change W Is Prt. first four lingger of hla nrufuasioti rugged battle fur the Florida State dny night. Mnrshull will be along hlowed Jacksonville's Tins only stunt. Then: "I won't muff it, was made by President J. 01IU Team one run in Id innings. Dltnioi 71 36 <7<i Domneslri ulsiurd. Luvigours twoII hvhiih al career over the left field wull in League's number three slut. a* a guest lull will nptieni only ir took n five-fit shutout ill lint Marsh. This 1* the chance I've Edmunds, Athletic Director W.A. Tamils 11 31 «SN more across in the third. Charlie the ninth Ititling. John Hufencckur Rolando Vislrro collected the un exhibition role in fiumn. *6 43 run triple uml n fly Mnt three "even inning opcnsHrwhen Le» been -waiting for. Excuse me, I ’m Cowell and Head Fool hall Coach Miami •et !hu new record whi'ii no nil- pitching win although ho needed 61 &o Miami llsaeh going to call home.” The lentil whs picked In I night Joe MrMullen. Kt. I.a iiilnnln 1, ) . 4» 61 <44 Maxwell wound up the Barons' luted nn inside the pnrk liomef aHalatance from Bed Roberta in at the clime of the -cnloi men' Kggers shimmed n (liree-pm Idol In Minora The revised schedule follows: 49 il ,4<r. oairnge in the seventh with a (Vest I'm1in 11,sell iioiner. His blow win one uf only lalct in Ho- inning. the eighth frame. Vladero, mukliig National A.A.II. outdoor Mvim iliicc given up liy Jacksonvtlle'* IntkeUnrt II *6 ISS two-run siHush Into the canterThe next day—the team was Dn Sept. 23, Troy State at DeLand It 7i Ida first start as a G-Mun hurled field bleachera. rhlini|iinntdii|i . It will -w-b Vince liilorcnsd. ft gave Ditinai Us pre-season exhibition road Sept. DU, Wofford College at Spar Ht. ]*•(• ab r h 0 a no.hit no-run hall for five com- tiling iieauiis fH iirSar Hanford lit meets with Jniuui'* best at Tnk tanlAirg, S.C. trip— Rosen hit a double; two Tamils s-ll, U k t l i n t l 2-1, Ids llth victory o f the sensoii 2 t 1 3 0 Chudderton at diet* innings. yo and Hiikn. ■lays later, a homo run. Whatever Otc. 7, Jacksonville Navy at De \Yesl Palm beech 1-4, Kl. Lauder­ and hi* first in over a month. 4 0 1 2 1 Palatha 1’oclkcr 21* ab r h o a dale 1-1. l.and U Simpson hurled a four-hitter psychology may have been in­ 1 0 1 4 TENNIS CHAMP Devon*. I, m. t’elerehory 0. 1nafenerker cf 3 0 0 2 2 Mutt *a volved, KuUiicr* release seemed Oct. 14, Milligan College at D* 0 4 Mlajnt lles.li s, Miami hi the nightcap a* Hid Indian* 0 0 4 * RIVER FOREST, III.. July » » . 1 0 0 0 0 f-Critti-nih-n Levy lh Cook 2h to do it. Before that, Kosan had I 0 I) II II J-and 1 touched two Tar pitchers for 1 0 1 4 W - D o iis Hart. .he S t f S Jackaon rf 3 0 I II 0 Totals been a minor league Idol and a Oct. 21, Tampa University at 37 7 11 27 It! •i 0 0 3 <1 McGrow lb tlKONIilA-S'LOBIDA I.K.AIil K Ncvillu II third-ranked women’s player, to­ 4 0 2 4 0 f—Grounlcil out for Stmu In Dili. eight safeties. SnvnnriHh led 2-1 big league bust, Tierney rf W Tampa 1 Pet. L Tram 0 1 until the sixth wlu-li they added 4 0 Toniek !lh 0 2 0 Daytona 4 Rucker 2b-*a un la s ti year, for instance, he got OcL 2H, Livingston Statu at Liv­ Tsllaliassaa • I 44 .441 day held Imr first national day 120 220 02u It s o m e iiixurnnrc runs on Kggers' 4 0 1 It 1 Kamos If Hailey r 46 41 .677 courts singles tennis title and No. 2 2 (I ntlamhi 4 Valdosta his first real try with ClaveDnd 0 0 1 1 1 1 2 1 ) till 7 ingston. Ala. 0 II double nnd Joe Manginl's single. 2 1 1 46 41 647 1 mens amateur, Ted Schroedar, Stevens p I 0 2 4 Cos fib and in 23 games batted .162. Then Nov^ 4, Erskine Colirg* at De- All.aoy E—Htmm, Ki-icntc*, Logtiti 2, 47 47 .4(10 was favored to win Ids before the Auitrieui 1 0 II 0 0 Mosher _rf a-Mmphy 1 1 0 Healey, Miranda, Truvt*. Kill 4 im finished out the acaaon for 47 44 .491' Muuiirl* It Land (homecoming) 33 t 0 24 Tutala 2 0 0 4U 4* .417 uny ftidtfd* 4 Gaitlm c Itipp, Sti-llern, lituln, Logan. FtyrcSpeedHterHTonite San Diego with an average of Nov. Jt), Florida 8t*le at Del-amt Thomaavlll, 1* r»rd«ls 47 .404 0 0 0 0 Svhroedor, top-*cuded In the Porter 2, (Inner Cohen 3. 211 - Ln. ab r >1 o a River* p Nov. 18, Newberry College at vvayrros* 44 .401 drawn-out Orlando 0 0 1 gan, Hipn, Cohen. SB— Stellern, Today, Flip (for Dippant) Ro­ 3 tourney „i Riv*r ForJenkins p 2 a 0 (1 Meaalia I n it r la r 1 {lewhfiirk, B.O. 0 £ Second Generation Miranda a 0 4 0 sen D threatening to win the Nov. ill, Wontein Kentucky at Or­ •.'otdsle 1*. T a lla lia **** 0. 1 lUpn 2, krupp, Waterrulter. N— ii 1 u 4 0 n-Wirk Cohen lb U$I a *"" * ^lul’’ I> t0 ,n,,* Valdosta I, Uuultrta v. (Callad sod home run leadership In the Am­ 36 7 24 11 tieuley, Pltula. Ill' national — WU intercollegiate Louiiii to Ol 4 1 2 i 0 Totals lando Ttarmea if Ith cu rfew ) erican League. How does he do DAYTONA BEACH, July 2 l— champion, tliird-sccded Herb Flam 0 erlin; Kurestes, Mil undo ami Co­ 4 3 0 4 All of these games, with the Ainerlcus 1, W aye roes a (Callad sad Porter rf 0 ab of Beverly Hills, Calif., for Sth wet aruunde) hen; Ermer, Kerestes and Cohen. (Special)- The uviil nt tho Volu- it 7 No giant for a home run exreptioR i.l .lie liuniecoming game 3 0 () 2 n Galnr*vllla Kcreates 2b 1 riinmasvlll* 7 . 4 mens crown. Rain delayed th* Left— Dnytonu 10; Orlando II. -in county dug tinrk in certain tu alugger, he weigh* a modest 180 with Ei skim on Nov. 4, will be Albany l. Tli 2 i 1 2 t Emmerich cf Ermer !ili 1 4 men’s singles and double* yhampBB— off Brooklyn 4, Pltula 7. smoke tonight wlien the right ami stands five feet 11 inrhea. 4 0 II 10 0 Cade 3b played at tiiglit, each starting at Btrerker c And he weltda a fairly llgii*. 0 iomhips until toduy. » B O t 'T H A T L A N T I C L K A U l 'B Stone 7. HO— by Brooklyn LI are greyhounds selected by Rac­ 4 0 0 4 1 Foster 2b Ciittcndcn rf a P.M. W L r»4. 1 Team 4 YesteriW, Alias Hart, sweet Pltula 3, Stone 7, HO llrooklvii ing Secretary Merrill Watts for bat at that. 2 1 0 0 0 Rolierts rf-p The transfer of the final game Currier p 17 (64 to rl aeuit “ Choking the bat give* mo I b swatter from Jacksonville, Fla., 0 In 1-3 Inning I run. IIHP— Pi- tin- feature ninth rare, leave balance," 26 6 0 27 0 Brewster is .514 of the season un Nov. ,24 Dom De44 47 uavannah Totals explains Al. “ And 7 6 44 44 .4(4 breezed to the women’s ‘title with u lu m aia Loser— Brooklvo. V — Hettinger their i caper live boxes In pmsuit I follow Ralph Stevens in 0th Pardue t Klner'a advice: Laud to Orlando, wa* nude, ac­ cColumtme 2 13 of tlm synthetic rtihhil. D is In­ at 41 jn s a d-I, n-3 tiiiimph over Shirley 3 Cooper 1h and Tom-off. T 2:27. cording to Coach McMullen, to Panford MO «4(1 41 .444 try of Akron,.Ohio. I 3 4 teresting lo note that five speed­ ‘ Bo comfortable at the plate.' ’ ’ afford the football fans of Or­ Charleslua Harrison If Augusta 41 47 *47 U. laii'li. , 10“ MO Strangely, Rosen started hittli g I 0 sters in Lids setup represent a 2 Vladero p Doris teamed with her van­ e e n v ill, 01 40 .440 K— None. UHI— Porter 2, homers by trying not to hit them. lando as well as the Stetson alum­ tlr 1 0 0 eeond generation, their mothers 1 J n e k s o o v l l l e 40 •4 .111 quished singles finals foe, Mis* f-Smlth rf ST. AUGUSTINE. July 24—M*i Harmes 2. Levy, Ertner. 3B—I ort. HeeaUs Vtelerdar 0 10 27 D —Grot ye Kratli marked up hi* having been loenl stars duiing After slugging two of them at ni of that area a glimpse at 1050 36 Totals Fry, to win Hip women's doubles tr, HR- Ermer. SB— Chaddcr t'olumtius I, Macon 4. Uie start of tna season, he Went college football. Havannah X-4, Jacksunvllle 8-1. championship with a hard-earned Ion, llarmea, Enner. DP— Critten­ a—Grounded out for Jenkins in fourth win in eight days, coming the club's first season In *4H. for five games without a base bit. Meat Bowl, n Randle Brothers Auausla at caarlaston (n lta ). on In the -ivcnth a - the HI. Angus, 2-tl, tl-4 0-4 victory over l j ( \ den to Krtnor. Bailey to Poelker. Uth. "Subconclously,” ha says, (O nly Santas scheduled>. tine Saints went 14 Innings for prodigy. W the brilliant sun uf “ the** homers set toe awing Froah Grid Schedule Magda Rniur of Los Angeles And Ia.lt— Sanford Si Orlando A. BB— f —Singled for Vladero In 7th. Palatka .......... . «0Q 002 10<>-3 Gloria Ann, who was lieuling thu a 4 to 3 win over the Leesburg Beverly Baker, Santa .Monica, off Curlier 4; Steven* 1. BO— by ing for the fence, swinging too Harvey Hannan, Rutgara* hand liest of them here three ,eu*ons Gainesville ...... 601 100 W s-9 Parker*. Currier 0. Steven* tt. U— WII' Announced \ i U.OfF. hard. So I levalsd off and aimed football coach, -graduatad from E— Rocker f , irawater, Fo*U The game dragged through over back. In ten starts, here thla liaroaon and l.eit*. T— 2:16. the middle for ba*« hit*." in th* University oil Pittsburgh PI er, Jenkins. itB I— Roberta. Brew- three hours of play that anw Pack­ youngster has figured in ala down This tactic has worked wall. iter 3, Pardua, Vladarp, Harrison, GAINESVILL,. July 24—<iP) 1022. (Saturday Night) er third baseman, Joe Mills land­ juinlvlus. His father Is 'limn Some of them go over the fcnci -A throe-game football schedule -gi Tierney 2 ,Mosher, flnilUn 8B— ed from the field and Saint right- llumli. A Dam nnd Frank Goodloo anyway. DeLand Brewster, Cooper. Tierney, Mosh­ fielder. Hank Davis houhid away are anna uf Sally Goodloe, and ,. (t o w n 's _____ ___ for the tJalvursity uf Florida Fenrnandes Bis er. HB—Emmerich, Brewster. DP In an ambulance. isselTo'a fora this season was 16. Me hit lreahmen was announced hare and Miami in that order. rate high among “E. “Roussel Al'en lb The schedule: -Rucker to Mott to McOraw. runners. Braver’* that inany fur Oklahoma GUy in today by Athletic Director Bob Davis was hit with Clift's linn sensational Mrl-*nd If Oct. 6 Clemaon In GaineavtUe L e ft - Palatka *. OalnesvIlle O. drive single that sroretl two runs Pride und Eager Baby, owned IU47 and the aawse number the Woodruff. Plrtle rf BB— off Blvare 2. Jenkln» 6, Ro- In the seventh to He up the Hit by Stephen Hxigetl, are son and The baby Gators, who will be (night) nruaitiny 2h playing for tha first tlma un­ Nov. 4 Tulaae in Now Orleans berU t. S3— by XeoM»*_i. Vla; In the last of the 14th, Col­ •laughter respectively of Eigter .Braeseko cf der freshman coach Tonto ColaNov. 17 Wlital lb Miami dero 6,. Roberta Roberts i1, HO— Rivers 4 ton Chafln beat out a bunt, stole Beaver, who used to thrill Valu- for tba Inllata. Barrow se In 2-3 Vladara 6 In 7. PB— Qarcls second and scored the winning *ia crowds wlt)i her last niimito For all pis aBegad flippancy, man, will meet Clemaon, Tulan* (bight) Dunne c Balk- Jsnklns. VHnnsr— Vladero ran on Pete Plrkun's double off drives to tho front. iUgaijns Hasan Bar s p (1-0). User— Rivers. U— Mudy Among these young gray* to b a t i n g Vlllamea snd Anderson* T— lt66. ah r h a a hounds frank Goodloe and Eager WUUanu and Xlaar Mi,.aha Leesburg a-Gulnes 4 1 0 6 A Baby are sure to rule high with Wilder 2h Fulls p 60 13 17 40 16 ORLANDO, July 5 1 •> 1 0 tho fans. Though Frank lass Collins rf Totals Senators r»ft «P with, Btan Pltula Rendrla If A 1 •i 2 0 mw coiner here, and has had just modest, hut thaw gays have again last night dnd in.the--enau- Clift rf.3h Hanford 4 0 3 3 3 two starts, ho finished first In been up thera too long for at* o 0 tl 1 2 one feature and aocond in an­ even to think about beating Chaihlerton ss ng two hours and a tall Mills 3b to present the plntslsed ' right- Ramsey lb Plslker 2h A 0 1 16 0 other. In 14 starts Eagrr Baby them ont. I'm walking on air hander with hie alith straight e n Sykes sa Hafonecker cf 6 1) 1 4 2 lias landed In the money eight right now, and if I'm dreaming, n ,., Orlando thisla ---season— a . over Orlando th _ Levy lb 6 0 0 7 0 umes, and has taken the honor* don't wake me up.” rarnandes c •> Jarkson rf decision which cam* Ip ml«hty a * 0 0 0 1 in two features. Beaver’s I'rlda The 1080 Rutger* football team handy for DeytonaWea*. Rove If 4 0 0 0 3 won tho eighth race Friday, and B r ikley f p Tumek 3b The lose 2 tl 0 1 0 Alxai| an eighth race Wednesday Gueth rf BoHoy e 46 3 0 30 17 night. Totals Clubhouse Football Schedule For St e t s o n la Being R e v i s e d 3\l 8 tfcqr’re BETTER TASTING Blngleton p Thles p b-Tedesrn p Neville p Totals ' 64 14 10*41 t l •r-Btruck out far Fernandes In Land since Rads yssterow, " n i g T m c Darla rf ChaDn ef SBS A" Pollard lb l Trsvs 3b Krupp rf Blmonlan If if V Does c Nelson p : i I I I 4 0 ft i?t ii t ri is? mrlln lb *s-iast' Bt. Aagaatlae Judy 8b promises to ha • Mi** slon Dap ytaaa b—PopP^d out for Thles in ®th. Locan at * _ On* out when winning run tUUarn cf atarcutUr « tb 9 These sensational aeron-gtnerntion runnors will get stiff com • petition tonight from E'Lane Kirkpatrick’s Carrie's Bit, lord landed In tha mane? la hla last Anthony’s Kensmen and K. F. five appearsDoes, once with a Snipe* Thought. Thought ha* feature wtn. _-* 001 000 20(1 000 00—3 cv& Aug. 000 008 000 000 01—4 Mills Clin 6, RBI— Clift n. ii Nelson, i * Plchan. 2B— than. SB— Plchan. SB— In 8, Pollard, KiraonL.. nun. Eratk. D P - Judy, Pol. Bad 4. BB— Red i. IIO 8 runs 7 In 6 2-3| Nelson j 7 In d 84| Bricklev 1 run 1-81 Eratk 0 run* 8 In 7 1-8 NaUon (Fernandas). WP— Winnar—Eratk. ■ ; V ». i | h' __\\ j \ A 1 -' '* y — ' -nT / i#v y JV. V-l • ' • • ‘’.tfii’r • . �c. S|5f Mo n d a y Ju l y 21, 1950 Major League Leaders By ASSOCIATE I1HESS 3 tl; AM EKICAN LEAGUE BATTING-—Kell, Dettolt, 345: Every. Detroit and Doby, Cleve­ land, .">43. RUNS— Stephens. Boston. 81; Dim iggio, Boston, 79. RUNS BATTEL) IN — Stephens, Boston, 79; Dropo, Boston. 94. HITS— Kell, Detroit, 124; Hi*, tuto, New York, L17. DOUBLES— Kell, Detroit, 2s; Zarilln, Boston, 24. TR IPLE S — Evers, Dettolt, 8, Dotrr, Boston, 7. HOME RUNS— Rosen, Cleve­ land. £7; Williams, Boston, 25. STOLEN BASES — DIMaggio, Bo-ten. l i t Doby, Clcvetnn), 7. STRIKEOUTS— Lemon, Cleve­ land, f)0; Reynolds, New York, P'1, i ’l I t.HIND — McDermott, Bo# tort. •-!, .857; Lemon, Cleveland, 15-4, ,7e9. N A T IO N A L 1 EAG LE BA’I t iNG— Robinson, Brooklyn, 3b7; Musiul, St. Louis, .360. RUNS— Jones. Philadelphia' and Kiner, Pittsburgh. 7. RUNS B A IL E D IN — Kiner. Pittsburg, 76; Sauer, Chicago, tits. H ITS —Musial, St. Louis, 114. Robin-on, Brooklyn, l i t DOL’ BI ES— .Musial, St. Louts, l»; Robinson, Brooklyn, 28 T R IP L E S — As Itburn, Philadel­ phia, 1; 4 players tier with 6. HOME RUNS — Kiner, Pitts­ burgh. 23; Jones, Philadelphia, 21. STOLEN B A S E S — Jethro*, Poston, 24; 4 players tied with TDK J» \NFO«n ftKHAI.fi. SANFORD KT OU1I1A ?W Vpper Plans To V ugortlav ia Charges Uemuin In Polities Itulgurinn Violations W ASHINGTON. July 24 (VTi Senator Claude I*cppci iD-Flitt, ailed at the W hite Hints* tmlnV !.■ xprets to President Truman ivhearty approval’’ o f the PresiUtit’s firm aeliuns in the Korean crisis. Pepper told repurtet- lie ha been absent fruin Washington he cause of the ilealh <if t. fonnto Iatv partner, ami "didn't go tu toll t bout a iob.” Pepper, defeated In I he Florid primaries by Rep. Stunt hot ■. said he will return to the prn.tire ' aw in Floridu when his term ex dres Jan. 3. He ipiashcd itports tiat tie might !>• named to th 'edrrM hepelt i>v -avii i' “ At -Ml I ’m a little too voting fnt tetitemeti* to the bench." He added; “ 1 want to Slav in the nr. nil” and thou specified fui the benefit jf reportei6 Hint lie inti tide to .-ontlnue a career in polities, lie .ill he 50 oil Sept. 8. fus sell Not Afraid ”o Talk On (>ainliling W ASHINGTON, July 24 -ttP )~ la tiy Russell, who failed to tipmar us a witness at n recent heat tig of the Kefauvcr Ctime In/estigutiiiK Committee in Minuil ins denied to the rominitti it that i Kansas City slaving had nnv Idng to do with Ills i elm tam e I testify, A telegram from Hussell to the ommitte* was made puldie tudnv ty Senator Kefauver (D-Tennl. hail man. [ cmlord ay’s UesuUs’ ASSOCIATED PRESS N A T IO N A L LEAGUE Brooklyn I I Pittsburgh tl New York 5-3 Chicugo 3-0 Philadelphia 12-7 Cincinnati 4-4 St. Louis 8 Boston 4 AM ERICAN LEAGUE Dettolt tl New Yoik 5 Boston tl St. Louis 2 Philadelphia 2-5 Chicago 1-4 Chveland 6 Washington 2 AM ERICAN ASSOCIATION Toledo 5-5 Kansas City 3-3 Columbus 3-1 Milwaukee 0-0 M. Paul 5-(l Indianapolis 3-1 Louisville 11-3 Minneapolis 2-2 PA C IFIC COAST LEAGUE Seattle 4-4 Hollywood 3-3 Oiikland liar Portland 3-3 Sun Francisco 1-15 San Diego »-f. Satramcntu 5-9 Lets Angeles 2-1 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Little Rock 8-8 Atlanta 3-1 Birmingham 8-2 Memphta 2-3 Nashville 9-5 New Orleans 8-4 . Mobile at Chattanooga, 2, ppd. rain TEXAS LEAGUE Dallas 7 Houston 0 San Antonio 6 Fort Worth 1 I 'A t i K ----------------- - Ferguson Clair.* s Roiul Contract Marshal T o l d W mritciirt w m vntint ion of n law itaiuiring n «-o :u « i ad High-Placed R e d s State 'citlsement for cnini'ctitiv,- ,tii,l< il'nnUm iffl iT-am 1‘nnr tln r) Beaumont 4-15 Tulsa 3-4 Oklahoma City l Shreveport l) SOUTH A T L A N T IC LF. UJUK Pensacola 12 Virkslmrg 4 Meridian 3-3 Jackson 2-1 t first game 19 Inning*) Gadsden 10 Relitta I Anniston at Montgomery (play­ ed at former date I IN T E R N A T IO N A L LEAGUE Tot onto 3-1 Montreal 1-2 Roc 11ester 7-2 Buffalo 4-1 Jet rev City 2-3 Syracuse 9-4 Baltimore *2-5 Springfield tpu GEORGIA FLORIDA LEAGUE Cnrdrle 111 Tallahassee 0 % Vnldt’Sto 3 Moultrie n (culled •.nil Hi! • ;i ft w) Anur.c;e 3 W’nyctoss (• (2nit Krone ppd- o*t grounds I All nitv 9 Thiunnsville 7 GEORGIA STATE LEAGUE Eafiniati 3 Huxlty-llnrolhuist 3 Tift on ■* Dttuglus 7 Dublin, 8 Jcsup 3 Ffitr.uaiuld . ti Yidnlia-l.Voiis. 4 «;L:ORu Ta -A L A B A M A LEAD U E Gl if fin 7 (J|it;iiku 9 (19 Innings) I.eGriiiifo 4 Alexander City 0 Cariolllon at Rome t|ipd. tain) BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, July 24 -—f/l*) - - Yugoslavia has fo r­ mally charged neighboring Bui garta with violating border agree­ ments made under the Bulgarian Peace Treaty. A * relations between the t in countries reached a new low. Premier Marshal Tito’s govern­ ment delivered two notes to the Bulgarian embassy here One accused Bulgarin of foieing Yugoslav nationals within het lairders to become Bulgarian citizen*. The other note charged Hulgurin was preventing persons owning lands in lioth countries from crossing the frontier and taking over their property. Delivery o f the notes was the latest in a series of charges and countercharges o f border viola­ tions involving Yugoslavia, Pntgm ia and Albania. "The People’s A t iny.” Yugoslav army publica­ tion, on July III accused Russia o f using her satellites to pul new pressure on Yugoslavia. lax Ifcost Unfed By I’aft For W ar Needs WASHINGTON, July M -•/»>) — Senator Taft (R-Ohio) say a tin- nation must remain pnitlally mobilized for tint next It) or 15 years and we should boost tuxr now to puy the costs currently. Tuft called for new taxes on everybody immediately to meet what he estimated may lie be­ tween $10,000,000,090 and $20,000,000,0 added annual defense costs. The new taxes also will drain o ff excess inlying power, Tnf; said in broadcast with other luwinakei* yesterday. The Senate GOP Policy Com­ mittee chairman saw “ a new ’ noriiial’ condition in which ulsmt 2 percent o f our national pro­ duction will he devoted to sir-,, tninlng partial moliilizntlun,* This situation is something .. , , *. :v 1 must aeeept as p*r. '},\r we don’t know when t|„. |Russians ll|1„|nil are going to strike." "A n additional $10,000,1)00,000 to $ 15,000,000,00 n year over the present level of $13,000,000.000 I'oi iiiilltury, plus perhaps some ■dtlltiona for foreign aid, will take the budget up front around I t I1,000,000,000 a year to above $50.1*10,000,000 and perhnpH tu $00,000,000,(100 "And since this is not a temporarv condition hut one that may continue indefinitely, we should .ax Hit* people for the whole cost." Tuft suiil all-out nudiiliziitmn "M tend i oust root Ion piojo. i- and W ASHINGTON, luly j t — <$*' in conflict with (iiacm oi War Scnatoi Fctguom ilt-Mich) said leu's campaign piedg* Hat icntid today that a Senate com m ittee of l oad fiplilinictit ot i-xiio, bllutlt told General George C. Marshall I atcs would stop. in 1947 of a “ deliberate calculated They said the coot met too program to protect Communist tided mi estimate of the tuta* personnel in high places" In Hit cost of the w ork to be pet formed State Department. lloi any time f"i il to be coni Ferguson said Mui shall, then plated. It lists on|\ liie amount secretary o f stale, was given tin of lental charges pci hool m .•j,Information in n confidential for vnrimi* piece* of \.|"Vm*’0' memorandum. The Senator made and various types of v.oii Ho .he text public today for the first would pet form umb" -oue>\i i" .ini*. of Slate engineer'. Tin l!i I. .on in a Senate speech, Ferguson patu finnl«hi** ' In opi ■nt ■■ also made public the State Do Giilotto and Sims said ot.li purtment’s 1917 reply a promts tincls are “ evei incien'ine ami to a Senate appropriation* *uh nit' now imro * -1 • 1 - ■ comniittee that action was heit'c of several million ilollnr*." taken to deal out of the depart I'liey saiii a- n -<11 1 ment certain individuals cited b agreenienis (to i-onsti.nt ... .1 the Mihcotnmitlcc. Iti.mis “ not unit otfci upii-no .*• Ferguson brought up the 104 • fin col Ili snin but offci * iiintn memo to Marshall tu Senate Re I thin for collusion and n.i oiiitl publican- launched -till antdhci gamut publii expense; open ave­ Idust at a Democratic report whirl nues to favoritism and l> . Ill in lie last week labeled as "a fraud une |vurioua form*; offers ipportnnit) a lioax" the Ciimniimist-ln-fo' |lo spi ml t mlilii oo.h i . s i.■■longing eminent charges of Senator M< to tin citizen- mid in\p..\.-i- l . Cnttli.v (R-W is). the furtherance of pilitb.il nil Ferguson concentrated id s a* j i ntutgo; fail, to ptovnln )■•• lo* tack on one section o f tin- repo t' >allies at Hu* low e-1 me ddo ex This said th a t four com m ittee* o’ I prime; ntiil fails to “ alf.n.l ai the R epu blican -co n trolled sotl i eipini o p p o iilm iit Congress exam in...... ed , two uiul thre« . voar* ago, the material on whid McCarthy Hd* yeut based munV «»’ ids nccusutiotts against the Sin’ Department. * Tile report, put out bv the Dem octatic majority of a Senate for sula-ommittee, sai l eign relations ........... the four GOI’ -ruled committn found no liusis for citing any Stu * Department employe is disloval. ForifutMin nr&tui'il I i ” ** case lias never been solved. f. ■■:> ( f A / to idi lb-si' "" to do liusiru-ss with the public |(lntlltiiitic> ip tnovidinr an opin>. iiunitv fm an exact i nmpmi«."i ." |t.ols." , Tliex said tin* conti.i.t i.eiwcci I |>,,„ | i hoiio .n \t lx <).-■• ■*• Rich dot not hem tin di pmtmrnl |.. al, was m.i •11• -t. I t.x la it iv u it s i c n t i i t v , w as toted ill Hie Road 11.m i.I mu provided f.u m issed Ip tlo O /.A ItK •v not on ii.in u l" - 5 o little in 60stt m o i.' ..lino*' I! id n o m It.m It.m.l fidentiul memo to Murshall '■ Iter* in a re g a in i tnei tin g 1947 yniikcl the props from uttdc Fol those irn*on*, ih iiddlti* ti that contention l>v tin- lie nine rut lo Hie alle'e'd .u .im u .n l it "t the compel Hive bidding law. i ho The DenuK-rtitic report, F « g u son told ids colleague*, i* lik«*lv t* contract is void liter cni.lcmb.i Tile contra,-I i- fm w.iik op i "lull the Slate Departnu-iit into i t'ltiiis comity load holwien t'b.i fillet* sn*iiM' »»f ^iHMirity in Hu*. iliowit/lui and It.m .i 5 4*i it it ul tiin r* . Ghiolto, win. wsi name.I it.ho) I li-pm tlimit i i'i .'tjin Ip li.ivi'iu.i Waircn while -till a student al JUKI’ CROSSING H A L IF A X . N. S.. July 24—(#1 ' Hie University of Flolida. -civcd .i year bcfoio lie was moved to Ito* _iieading umuntl the Will Id m liu ksotivilic jot. dto'iie li . I ii .' an atlijihiblou* j* ‘‘P> Mr. ami Mr*. Ben Carlin radioed yestei- that followed C.V tiiiffin ’ ’ local ,,ny time were 350 miles out ol uiHi Hie Govcitioi. He raid lie nod Sim hm .* form Mali fax " and going "swimming­ .*d a pattuersldp ft" Hi*- m *■ i i--« ly." , of law al Jacksonville Beacii, The Australian - 1Hint N e w York*! ami his Boston wife hoi" to sail and drive their 24-foot W A K fc I'D » u s i m : s i > vehicle lo the Azores in three weeks. Then they plan to sail B y A i l vo i liv in g In | ^ for North Africa on tile second I hit ^ > leg of their perilous Journey. Their vehicle, us a I)urn uldl named "The Half-Safe," carries a 10-watt radio, a 50-gallon wat iti ' ^ '* ■* rr tank, plenty of food uiul is towing a fuel lank. .m a t - a telegram ftotn Louis Kuntner, Chicago attorney, slitting that Rm scll bud failed to uppeor ul Ids office. Kuntner said, however, that Russell luui called ami said tlint ill view of Hie Rluuggjo case it: Ixunsu-t City lie couldn't safely testify. probably would cost 1150,009,000,Charles Binnggfo, r e p u t •• d 000 a year and that would lie Phi gambler, was shot and killed. The much "tu try tn pay foi nil at IH limiuht, xtup and Book how much thr irlcphtnic incanl to you Unlay. 5 oil nude .1 •puck call id Ihc diuggibi, iiiiie.id ot u hot incsonic nip . you called liie rep j 11 man d’oiit die ictiigrrator before all ilic lurid sp>nte.l . . you made 11 dwell olllfl calls dial xarctl you lime eiliirt mump Vex, at day's cud yrill ti l l die dilK icpcc . . amt you I mne 1hat tcleplnuu* scry ice is one ot yimi inygcsl ht’lpcix unc ul your biggcsl li.up.mis y.'in/j.'i.j HrII I r l i i ’luiiu it rid I f/rytop/i < \'tnputl\. a b ig lift to b « t t o r livi ng liy lint t.HHj ik i: / . AH rtlJ/M I UIUKIII V, WHCW f i r BAT TUO HIT IH ’ OAWl . 5 0 AM IH U IJi.H T i once." *•* ji U> ih STRIKEOUTS— Spaiiti, Boston, Committee investigators have 125; Sunmons, Philadelphia, 105. linked Russell with a gam' ••nee 1. PNG — Miller, Phtluriei- headed by A1 Capone and also as ph! , 8-1, . i 83; Lanier, St. Louis, a partnei in the S-G Clime Syndi9-3, .750. -ate at Miami. At the Miami hearing committo attorneys read into the record By jjw; ro a*r LAit.ht A i UtL Z /t/tfJ COAU Ur m e t a s ) o f r u e n i n t h , (V* IS R M f 1 l o H‘)ML H'JlIb ONLY WAY AM ' run DONE III t. HON&V. |KIN Gl T OFFN THfl AM r.Od > .Oll’PC- / HOOK IS TO BANu| SI 11.1. Iti OOAT'-^J NU/AllUH l lVCf V i ____ U se H ERALD W ant Ads rw A m u II s T la U nvitlH * h i m mpmlT <■ ■II W aat Ad* aabiUbad la Tha •aafard Haraldi I • • M 0* i Im * 11m m IS* * z i IIa* lasarltea U * H r llaa la **rfl*a llatm a* h i llaa laaartlaa flint* r r n r llaa la*artlaa act 113. Sat 1 tart* C a a M M V ita v t r l i la fha llaa. Uaakla rata fat black fata r t f s PH O N E 148 W aal i t i trill I • t t t tbt rtltabaaa t t t a f a i* r k t r f t If Vast aai la llaftd la Ilia ftitaai la "talara far tbla llaa ,ha aatattlaat ____________ la f a r araaiatlr. 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SAVE MONEY on fmo watch mid clock repairing. Fellow* Home Slum. 1 7 0 9 Hanford .(vs LAUNDRY in my borne. Rumi Lee Daniels, 703 Cypress Av<HABY HITTER, dny or night. Hell*htejP«rt«ti. Phone 270-W _• 12— Spertnl h e r” —H — 12 LAWNMOWERS Sharpened, hi cycles repaired, Lock & Kr work. Prompt Service. H. W Shuman. 310 E. 4th St. NEW FLOORS surteced to perfaction. Old floor* made like new. Finishing, cleaning A wax­ ing. Portable power plant, t l mare experience In Seminole County, H. M. Gleason, lake Merv. Dreg linn, bulldoxer, dump trurk, muck, fill dirt, ehnll end day by load or Job. Contact II. It Unlisted, and associates, 10J* E. Mew York Ave., DeLaml. I’h 466 or 2H5-W. Don’t simmer thru the summet WAKE FRESH! WORK FRE8III STAY FRESH! Mitchell room air conditioner "The World** Finest" Sale or Rent For information Phone 1240 VoHnnlrh Refrigeration Bervlcr. liid.ANUU Morning Sentinel, Or­ lando Evening Star. Call Ralph Wav IIM -J. 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FOR RENT children buy, **IL swap.’ 801 E. 1* 1. ten. Must we this horse to 1 2-Roorai with private bath and realise his worL.. fit. Eltctrie kitchen. 2 Duroc hogs, registered •own, k S_______________ m a H s - m _______Feed. 1 3-Hounn with private bath and sal* at nny any good bid. A.M. LawThuchteg « Watson, I SOI Celery Electric kitchen. Apply Sit W. ranee Star Route, Enterprise. Av# Phone tlM-.l. 4th Street or Nkk Pkg. Store |f>— A U lt lM O U lL K H — 15 SAMSONITE LUGGAGE t 410 Senford Aw.__________ Saaferd Jewelry A Luggage Co. ANTED FRESHLY' DMOtAteS apertment BUYING A PART Refer* TeL 1318 in nice neighborhood tor couple. cine |*a ua to save money. InALLY N ew Tandem CED wiltresk wanted 1MW Mtgtiolle_Ave.______ stejunent Loan Dept., Room 317. • Trailer. A 1 Condition. Phone 226. Sanford Atlantic APARTMENT. Apply 111 Elm Price. Call 4 4 8 . _____ National Bank Memher VV'.C. <7ED help, A p p l y A ft. STORE fixture#—coat I2C00, will X P g ft- ilfij* :________ RENT A IBRITISH FORD COOL Airy S bedroom furnished •Acrulce. Cash register, deep cal transportation— nslhte man far special teiege^Bjit. with le r t n porch. machine, meat •alee work. Highest Jay plus ala cent* P«r play case, elec ay mite. 6 ROOM unfurnished downstair• letric slicing ■ ’ SALES, INC. apGArallabl* Aug, 1 1700 M «fshelves, ph. U l •teleJ e tr U lot) ***' * * -#w • Iff* ' Jmi-’-tt-___ ' '°W3rz?!ti rjpL oosois !f —u-—— TV- i * * ■» *• £ :% L .iliUVhf * I 1 lifl J li T ■* ^*T' ! �THE "A G E TWO •'He Sanford Herald Ra«flt>t*h»4 m IIKMI rr^ll>kr4 UOIIr H f f f t •■InrOar ,_____ _■ T i l Maanaiia Arena* «■ • »< • *! rla«* mattar > ****» *♦. lots. ri Ik , r»a t Olflaa ■<« ftanlord, tlntlda, nndar lha Art f C »a«t—» «r Harrh a. 1ST* MOM.AMI I,. 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A preacher nr (earlier |a mil sup­ posed in tir an entertainer: Upon Mild mnny of Ms disciple* want P*ek, mnl walked no morn with him.—John GilUt. Pax Americana J. M. Roberts, nn A. !’ . foreign affnirs analyst, writes that the American (tropin should he thankful for the Kor­ ean wnr hecr-uso It has given them an opportunity to pre­ pare for the great task that lies ahead, that America in now following in the footstjp.n of Rome and Britain as the peacekeeper of the world nnd that the Korean war given tin valuable training in fulfilling thin new responsibility. We are to he, according to Mr. Roberts, "tin* bulwark agnlnsl imrbartsm." This view is, in a very limited aren, a correct one. It produces a slate <I' mind, however, which mold lend its into making n very grave mistake. The analogy between our " in •• r ;< " Hvi' h” 1'i iMin Kmpirn in tin* (lavs of the Pax Romnua oi that of tireat Britain in the tilth Century's Pax Rrit:iw:i<n is ant altogether perfect. The next 50 ot lull years will not he a Pax Americana, unless we in A merit a completely deny several of the basic pre­ misses upon which out society is based. If wc sought single-handed, depending only on our military might, to preserve the peace ih,. world for a hundred years, there can he no nutation that this attempt, whether successful or not, would have a very derisive ef­ fect upon om own such ty. We might find it necessary to abandon our whole democratic form of government ami Is* come gradually a military dictatorship as all-powerful, ns secure, and an despotic, as that of the Emperor Augustus. On the other hand, we might, like England, he aide in preserve t,ur own free institutions, while bring forced to abandon om* basic American nrincinlcs of fm-ohm tw.il* v rUNEtilin HERALD. TUESDAY JULY 23, lo!M flANPORD. FLORIDA U nited N ation s THE NATION TODAY rr™ omi with It thr chance for victory _ j by the North Korean force*. MneW A8H IN G T0N . July 25 — PPi Arthur also mill thnl the U. N. — I f Congress gives the I’re*iili'nt hold on*the southern part o f Kothe kind of power he asked for, M*n represent* ti siciira base and nnd it prohnbty will, then he c*n* that the U. N.t 'with God’s help,” 1. Control the amount o f credit " ill stay until the rnn-titutinnul you get when ynu want to buy authority nf the Republic nf Koihlngs on lime, like autos, refri- tea is fully rr.stuied, geratoi s, household appliances. In, M.piur( « '« t rate milted t„ 2. Control the itt.im.nl1 o f tim e. ,h„ Srrinil}r 0iU nt„ , Wurrt.n yon II gel for pay rig o f f thos- f: AuJ,un s * l((, tu tbm*c: you buy on time ' ........ ; **l*.not- le ter .aid I, * ,1. Even mntr*il teal estate deal* j was submitting the 'first report - like buying u home -by saying to the Security Council h\ the how big « down payment you must Criited State* goverurn. n f on tb1 make. course of aettoir taken under the K*r, pt for control over teal tmif:ed command (tJSGi. Tb*' f . * late, thr* controls listed above N. has ndonted the practice of wmil I not bo new. Congress gav' identifying tne United .Stale; govtin; I'ro iihiit tbe same kltul of ermmnt (U H tl) with all nuotion power in Wolhl Wot II anil after, of the unified command. That vvnitlme.and-after power The report* was oibfniltcd mtvvn* contained in n regulation laid der terms o f it resolution nppmvi I down bv tin* Goveir.nient, calleil hv tbe Security Council at It* “ Itcgubitb n \V.” It purpos*' ## , b* t meeting on July T, 1’hn* re-.oluto control credit or buying-oi t|o|i *ct up, tbe utrified eotnmnn I time, with tir** l). >S, a* the U. N. agent Eor example: unilet Regulation nnd deal col the cv.iy for the t . h. tV the goveinment coitld unnrpvl to 1111*0*' Mae Art bur as the nlpcopic to pay-up in full witho'. prtnir coRimamht. MucAtHuir ••*< »’ l mouth' 01 le.-* 011 all kinds of up the eommuml formally today, cierlil; in make one-third down I The report Mild it ivw apparent nynii'iit on automobile;.; to mat.' the atlinl: upon South Korea wan Tlj JAMES MARLOW ■ml Cotton Crop m fori 1 Small H ut *uaiwif '•iv'w »950 ' 'V v'Htnii nut Should Bring lnnp IH ijlieit lo U l Sum roroed Vtr Recorded— lienJlinr. And yii/an ls collar cotton crop this year it t iky blggnl ever, 4t’» not lh« war in Korea tint this corintty hat got to worry about T W 11 iu*t a lililr* (Ijveriionnry •cllon. Europe ii’now, ai tl nlwayi has been, ihr danger spot. U; ,|V The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports that there are ■plenty of food supplies as wc l>e|in the present campaign cgainsl North Korea. Hnvvevei, that isn't keeping prices from goiriR up. Senator Kelauver of the Senate Crime Investigating Committee says th* nation’s tiimr syndicates liayr a "gentleman's agreement" divid­ ing the country into various areav o f operation. How could they? They aren’t gentlemen. 1«■ jr - T: ' We miKiit prt'.Morvt* vvnrltl pence, « h the Romnnn did, So, in iflo rt. In- is asking Con Goa of Hip Jnpi.in .*• islands, only to Htnytiiite civiliztrlion in u medi<*vnl mid deitiMitii p ips* to give him buck that |io\v|| .aid iK*cii|iulion Corn** bail to tyrnnny nnd lend it Klqrimitdy to ruin. Or we might bp nbie vr now. To s|i***'d op roriui cssjott la* rcgrinipod nnd ro-f(juipp**l Mrtinn "ii titi*. « couplo of top from peacetime occupation stitndlo nreapive world (tence, nn the Britisli did, bv mlopliug n nl |)e inner at* in Coiigro** o ffen d imb'. policy of frnnk mid open iniperinliMn. Both of these methods hills last week. | *Hven mi, all tile material* fat of securing n Pnx Americnnn would win (tence nl the **x- This was after tin* [’ resident .omliat were tug imelusion of wltfit we AmitricntiK hove nhvnys lieltevetl writs seiil his iiLessago to ( 'nnjp'ess, ex- lned lately aval inId* to Gen* m l plnlnintr lit** erisi* in Korea lied yjneArlhur »lul llioi efore liud to lie dearer Hum pence, out* democratic principles of society. the inimisillile need for thj* rouato Korea from the United If we nre to have pence in the world iimi vet preserve try to it*.arm. It'* up lo Congl'e; • .stales, a (ilstallee of nue-thiril of these principles, the United Klntes must not' be a world to decide. |(„, wn« nroiiiid the k IoIio," tbe repolicenmn. There most be mi entirely new nppnrntus for Tlie purpose beliind nl! this <nn [t (a |,|. , , eontlnuiag appearmuintnining pence, nn iippunitus wiiicli will preserve llie be simply stntwl; l^miiko It toiifth»'">• thing*. A1..I |lUttU-fU.,a Of* large oence -if the world for Die ItoneNt of nil the people of tin «< for IHWpIo tills i* why* nuiniaw of enetiiv personnel and world mid not for the benefit of nny one nation. ‘ ? ;,,v " rS r ™ « u ff.i. __ N«irtii .............. We have Hint apparatus in tin* United Nations, mid. in ......avniialdeKorean ............... our opinion, the Aimricmi action in Korea is not, ns Mr. r V n V " f c , " a i ..... luive to them regoin<*'* rivillnn k * iih I», for example: l<" Roberts claims, following the policeman theory of the Ho- . 1eel for auto* ami refrigerator far in cxc*1 * of their internal tile leport gnid. 1 npabillties, nimis nml the British, but rniher it Is following the new Hut *0 long a* people have a lid ■Tills with the initial advantage theory of collective sorority bv which all tlie peoples of the of money in their packets, its thry world wild hate aggression nnd wnr unite to crush the ng- have now. they’ ll itcratnldc around of tbe aggressor, combines lo give in liuv what they ran. Tin* mean', I lie rnrmy a strength that rnnpot gressor mid prevent wnr. of course, tlmt llmv'll compel*' la* overcome 11all I the U ailed Na­ This is not Pnx Amorirnnn. it Is a fur bettor, n fnr auiiiast 1111a another for scarce, or tion* Torres achieve th effort of superiority in weapon* and man­ more permanent form of pence. Jt Is the United Notions. relatively soarre. good*. Tbe more they compote Tor to* power,” It said the full effect of I he contribution frnm each mem­ irnrrn stuff, tbe higher the pnr* go. Meaning: inflation..The * ’*" r ber will lie felt in th*! ultimate de­ the inflation, the innra the ilatiuiee feat of tbe Aggressor from north to tin* whole economy and the 1<*» of tbe ftHt ti parallel. your dollar will buy. 1 . , j ---------- ;------------------------------— Koine people, with cash on harui. ; right, fttliers, with le** larger the down payment you buy outrig cash, , rnunt nmkr, tlm Ics* n|»t you lire cniji, buy hay,'.on-tlmn. lin t-- tne tik» tlma^ you ( h*\«^ to RO nul |(e|tcr-skcHcr und buy for paying up In full an*^ '*>« anything you wnht. ............ K<> thin contnd on credit Inlying would be 11 hrukc on inflatiiin. Thurc'll Im* another brake. That's lncrv*He*l toxc*. Goltgresii hasn't rvuched the point of boosting lt«MiUu»a r»*><*» iior guvcrnmrnl made * f *n* 1 taxes yet. It seem* *ure lo do so. That .will ill din uwuy n lot of .berk in preparation for tumorlow's full-dresa ilchnte In the money people might have spent scarce good . Taxes, though, house ot ■miimotm on the temlt- for of Hrttish detenre* lo meet would sen e 11 double purpo-ic: to help pay for military expeiiue* any aggrtaion. and halt liiflntion 11 lilt. Itrltisli aldpH nnd plmi"* at(Price control and rationing ■cudv arc In the Korean fight, llie governnient reporte*lly feels would be ntill iiuothcr hrul.u hut it must si*** send ut least ti tok­ the prstldint doesn't think it'' en force *>f land troopa for the necessary to put thosu control* in paychi’loglcnl effect, botli on the yet.) (A s for the President's request men fighting in Horen and on to control real estate deals: U. 8. public opinion. A major i|Uestlnp before U10 The government— where It help* Atlnntir Purl Council 1* whether! out home-buyers now through In­ inililaiy security, involving a suring or gmirnntecihg n loan they t ig-rente arms program, ran lie get from Imnks— already lmd sime bought without cutting in to control* over real estate denis, hut Europe’s yctmomie reeoveiy. , only whoru government money ia The original 1UM target date involved. was built on the theory that Wes­ Rut the hill now in Congress tern Europe could rearm bv U\en would give tha government'control without cutting into its rUIng over nil kinds of real citato deala: Fending Fop China moment that if lie VfJifnedi And did not accept th%«ate se^t lo vrfiich he was decent nominated it would-be up to natnr •Vpper'a o|(* friend, fidv•rnor EullenWarren, lo appoint Ills •uceetsor, something Snathers and f/tw othei Moridjans could tolerate. •Sgt. Al'iri Voik, who made u hanie lot hitiiiclf m the first World War , says if we gel Into a war With Russia, he will volunteer to • puvli the button 011 the first atom -bomb to dtop on Moscow "if they tgn't find anyone else to do." Tlii bM te;grar.f is f>3 yean old now. probgbly doesn't have liie •sguirrni eye# he used lo have. How#**Ti we don't think litere'll be any Rouble finding plenty of young . ypjunleen to drojt the first atom womb. Tial woman. down in Tampa . who bought W girdles in prepara­ tion for coming hostilities, scafcttie# and rationing, raised a response ' *.rprn .^*r ,w *y California yester•A d*ffln. Si Jt, Bail of San Diego w im the Tamp# Tribun*. I'l hope •afie'gets too fat *in the n u t few . months to wear them’1. A good sug* .imtioA come* from someone down there in an effort to break up k»tding, "Why not publish their 1 At MW| of the American retmal , flow# from the b l 9 ^ , hi(U and rice paddiu of ICotea, and at • ; leal tuat pride in the nobdity D^ our pitifully few and i|l-armcd loldim. we ahould he pondenng It fs too lmd thnl tiie first effort at international peace­ making by Jnwnhitrhtl Nehru, prime minister or Indin. was tUrectetl up it blind alley. Nehru's interest in world pence nnd the strength of tin* United Nations Is undoubtedly bennine. Mis personal background nnd Ids present position its bpud of the young Indian nation fit him well for a role nf influence in Asia. Unhappily it may Ire supposed that his judgment in A tlantic P act supporting the move to Ifnk (reace in Korrn with the seat­ ing of a Communist Chluu delegation in the United Nations was colored by a desjro to encourage the friendship of Bnssht nnd ( oinmimisl Chinn. The mutual border between •China and India in extensive, and friendliness along that border would be of vast comfort to India. Nehru’s efforts to bring about a settlement of the China representation issue, whir.lt is hampering the United Nations and contributes tit the instability erf the Pnr East, might more profitably be directed toward the lenders of the CbihwtP CommunlstH. It is their extraordinarily arrogant and Irresponsible hehavnr in internal iouul uffairs which lias made American acceptance of Red Chinn out of the tpmstionH which might otherwise have been inclined to accept the Corntfiunisl conquest ns nn accomplished fact und go on about the affairs of the world, it ought to be clear to Nehru, unless he has suffered sudden political blindness, that nny general world ncccptnnco of a Communist government in Chinn depends on the adoption by Hint government of more civilised policies .and behavior. It is ouitu possible that this fact Is not understood In Peiping. JfeJp in making it understood there will never conge standard of living. . example: the government, if the from Moscow. Tlie European piemlters of urn blfl ticcomea law, can tmy you must Pedestriun Hazards Not everyone drives a car, but virtually everyone walks iftteame time or u^her, and at these times is labelled a pe4«»rI*n by drlvent anti traffic courts, th is pedestrian is n ^ut^t^|ie*|:iub Jfaatf!fR 1f,c;CCld0nt,‘* accordin* to American Ills mental attitude, sometimes reflecting stubbornness, wWIijhnVAipj'.x*rel.t5SDness, contributes to accidents. His physical condition, eyesight, ltearlng and agility are In­ fluential . factors. Soma persons, tjpan seeing a ganger, are too slow f/t reacting to it; others are absent-minded or con­ fused, People'in a hurry are often Involved In accidents, as are those wjhp ape ignorant of traffic rules. This is not to suggest that pedestrian accidents are si- Pact, bruWod and bsttrrisl by World War II, are afraid if they have lo , start full-steam produc­ tion of guns, tanks and planes Urey will frril behind In civilian production. The American answer to this fear, qualified Informants m* a that Europe can expand iqll tary production without rutting into ita peacetime needs by working lopgcr hours, develop­ ing new plants and absorbing the unemployed. * The slogan, Americans sfy, should t>« expansion rather train conversion. 1 iv<■!st I s* asa^thls 11 If f l|It> ecnissrar7110 Informant* EuroIsilsUred' pean effort would , 1 by American financial -fid. Th a' I. C M ib n o f • n m l « > . ' tern army of about 30 divlxlons 1 G 1 roup dui 11 IW , and to dsys for th# that ha copy to sdtne olhetr oena' name coidd lia verlfiad, Building and Repair Neads Dacernbar, with th* same closed days. 1 U U undsrxtood that tha Btata drive* in thw VfiUad Stem Mid Comadaaloa. h t o n a J)*e. & ' to Jan. t> |«aaoa far hunting ] In lha Rational Forast yawn day* grand’ plan.'for rUfsns* a m 'r a a wrair. nrun. ment, 1 a s k a ia s baatlog will oUtwod' ovorjt day In Um U sed C ars * , ■» j 1940 PLYMOUTH, 1947 INTERNATIONAL rfwlsn. Special Erie# Plek-Up Truck. A • Only J A 'f » t*l M a*# t , 1937 CHEVROLET . Sedan, ' good . transportation. l’ roiect jrour borne and fafm uveatment by .faking care of alt building, jin^'repair needs - promptly. We alock everything you need to do the Job—and lo do>R rightl Remember, Impraveiatnta and repsirs NOW sSve later time, tnwble and expanse. Com e'ja today— make a email Investment In a big awe! real Valua ■ J » (W 1947 DODGE Coupe Extra goo*l condition A real Buy $ t » q p ' Special Sedan, extra good ” condition, Only . . . • "■y.’i r ’, $ »o o PONTIAC • -*• Wher* txprrt workmuship to p habit! . “J • ,f* *.■■■’ ■■ Sedan, lojrxlJy owned. Sale Complete PHA fianciaf On AU W »o o lUniddini And Repvln -*•’ <* ■■ «> '& © ’. Mnostl I 4> - "of• *“ '*'" "'"l.Ow }has bam -> aum •LOOQ.WtO.WO1 mentioned ax a likely contribu- r b-, } |l*«nll«Hr<1 from four Onr) contain nlaiut 6,000 each. The rampaging fleds of the Fourth Division lmd Sheared uf' all the western nnd southwestern <*n a ipecd up vcliedtilcd. it may side of the Korean peninsula nad C LE VE LA N D . July 2 V (*P) j turned townril* Pu-nn. American Thr Hnpti I World Corurrt* ■* I** \ol** nrx' week on giving the arm ' supply port 100 nit miles to *lay wsrni-il llmt lit no *ith''r tItr — *d foro*» the ?IO,-i86,y7(i,(H)() in east. bm C-’ir'rUfmlty l>-rn i' -r*>it MaeArtlitrr reporlevl one minor danger o f 'lo ing sight” o f i'* -idditinnal- mnnp' asked for them j ndvuneo for the South Korenr tie. ■ I’ m - dent Truman. principle* nnd id-51*. fenders: A one-mile gain l,y Vinson -mid the United Ktnto* i* Tin* warning w.t in n mmiir,*-'t ■ f ‘frietidlv forces" north of Kneggu * r.I ; in i t" ut jireurnt in prepared bv * IP-member Corn 011 tie* cost eoast. Ttiis- wotitii put mlSMoo on itellipoU;t/b'-rly ‘Standing military strength" nml Ibeiu three miles routh of R, headed liv Dr. tnl**v I.-S tu h " hi* questioned whether Hit- ex­ held Yoilgdok, a cesslal town * 'it pansion program the Administra­ j lo *.e vonlilseri with Vmigduiig. of Now York. N.A tl b«.r- 1 npproval of th* llnpfbt WoHr! tion Iiiij. begun will he enough. Vongilmig wa< iibaiidoncil ifter Milan*. .»\* utiv • ••on'mitti-i- .1 He *u!d be i ; not natisfied willi a fierce rlnylong fight. Mo-t of tha sn official or*'n*iunremerit, the y f 11, for increasing the- t'iit* of th S. lr*l"PS pit OUl solely. 11 r Tli*“ manifesto tubl: 1he Navy hm I ttie A r Force for I tr****p* on tlie flunk'* wen trrq |ll "The principle *«t jipam tlon n( be! i-vi! tb* r* i . too much eoncer* j bnltrrcd IA roiamtm «' ■ n-; ichitrrh and *tnt* -In' suinc area* vutlsm in ib** program.*’ lock;, »nl|'er- and guerri'llis. *'*•11 in pliirC' where it t- four Vinson 'ill Russia outnumber* j The Re*l* stele through tb* |>rai tirerl, i * riotiily ipir tii nr l; tile United State.. 7 to I in tanks, liillr Miiniitliding VonxdoKg W'/.-.rolfii'ti--* ,'imi mendwr* **f cbiirchu i'ie tlum t i t " I in military mull- ing grass and eavrs to Ideril in have been nrie**(*d 'iml imnrl "in *il power nml lm* nlnmM .100 *uh- 'w ith tlie could 1 v' de. Tiicii e:on* on nil ii <ti'oifilig .m b' Ik.Hi jit marinrs and 'list Air Force." oiifjagc made them difficult tin. Communist coiiniri" mel other Seeretai’v nf Defense Johnson get for Arneilean, arms. whin* lb* Itomnn Catholic Chur, h •aid todnv ‘more thnn 6,000" war | Y mgdoug 1 2(1 mile- F*iuthc.v*t pbmes will l«* added to the nn■1 dnmiiiiiiit ! of i(mndone*l T.ipjen, mi lire Ini* "Morrovrr; wc regret to Hot* iiunV nir strength. portanl Anieririi'i rail supply b,'* Johnson roiil* rreil with i ’reG1 hut in .1 f'-W in, Mi hi*, win 11 lb* I*-uliiig from tlie soul lienon; r •-i.ililisin.il Pr*ii*':” unt .i n b ilent Truman and Seri clary of the port of. PuH»n. t |* *■'-, minority rellgioui -iroun m-- Navy Mull |""v * ut the White An o ii-iio i - kiiw mnnv N th Ibumc nmi Inter told reporter* who Korean soldier., moving north ■;id oiiii'limr- nubjirt tn legal di a.*knl about tbe outlook for the yuulh of the ilv In a pfiicera m I tlin) not Korea fight ng: ment aimed a’ trapping Ihese I S. ’Our Imy* have done n marvel­ 1,Ido i , in theii first limb i r-nimrirl *0 ous job over then*. We’ll have a giigcmcnt with ib** Commtinids. Plate, timt different .toty a month froni inly to t There wore Indication:' . nines* ml cer'nii now.” |.iu| gjpirilla- had '.<1 li?liiiid '!* John-on aid the B.OOO.plane exdegree ileov \no't'i n’ lii. lltlll'l . full pnn*lnn veill be made under the The battle rttilled with b... . in. 180,070.000 military f u n d liberty. fi.mtai ntlncki "n Amerimn •• I’ re Jdent Tnunati asked fiem Con"W e h Hiptlsl' , now ri ufflrm : ition* 1010 - lb'* main T iet# press yesterday. *i|ir hl;t"rk'n|" podlinri, and ulribPU'iui highway nt 11 point «• f Secretary,"t tbe Treasury Suv Yimgdom- Fanutieol ('-,,1101111' t« *uir * Iv*'* to pi'l, fin nil in* ti tbb*r (oilnv .-’aid higher luxes pro­ ill wave, fell upon I he cuvet,n light of fin* oml nnhimleted m * . s to Goil nml tlii' 1 iir’ il I*, fnrt'i bably will take a bigger Idle out Meager first ivimcts ii’di'" -i end propoirrile ttpin;'!i 1 tIt■■ of wage eurneiV pay envelope.* Vongdotig it elf VVI,; lint f >" -’it iphere of nligiim tvitiigul (riter- before the red of the year. over--cmdrary to earlier ran*'-tv Snyder told n new* conference The ferptree by civil nn.l rcliylou Amvrlrun* p died h it r It hi* I* Vine" President Tun 11 mi 11*iwein." tin one h the tow*; lo their new in., will ink Congress this week to TJic mniiifc.stit iipp clcd to rulraise Individmil mil enrpoi'tillpn sbioits. Mod of the townhpcnnle had ers of Couittiinil t tuiid to '■*(■.•*-. taxes. The money would go to pay their puli' y of *11* riinlriiitbii * " , H of defi'M *■ to meet Commun- been eVHrnilc*l in line with nti or­ Ugllim t religion," li.-l*i ll nil |i ip der for nil civlllnns to get out id b‘t aggiessiun In Korea and else- the Initllei.me. || tii-l ehtirche* in ” bnil in tin- nr* wliere. I'luinuti’iii nnd piiu d iieo f icliglmiTin* 2.ritl- U S. Dlvl'don, In i>n*tSpeaker Rayburn told reporter lllx'ity," and rolled upon th<* he thought Mr. Truman would send tlotts : iimcwhen* north of tb. FIr*t United Nntloii , to *'applv the ririn hi* tax program to Congres.t Cavalry Division lient o ff two riple* of univrr.itl derlnrnlion of ‘pretty soon” either in n letter to Commtini*) attacks willi »»»HIU'*y human 1 1 111 t o nntinne nnd tetri- the Speaker and Vice President fire end infantry supnort. ... lone, now under the iliimlimtioi' Barkley o,- in the form nf a me»- elated Prt .** Corre pondent Tun •if Riiy one t>;*rtiriibir religion: rnge to Congress. l.mntiort rstiorted. for* »*." The. 25th Division nbnndrn I Unless Ft t ong control* are ap­ Dr. Ciilliert Rntrnher *;f I’hil- plied quickly to installment buy­ ndvanfcd positiun* during M ’i 'iv ailelphia, i’ll., deelnreil nl n ( '011- ing and home mortgages, the Fed­ night. Tin n it caught the Re.Ii I t Bie*.* M'-'ion today tliut tin* pee eral Reserve Heard said today, 'the a flunking fire when tbrv mint** on -enet* of worbl loi.ilitnni.-m make muntry will fare serious problems a1raolf earjv this nioraj-ig under w* polities tile chief liiHine,. of of gray ntarhela anil spiraling withering \meriean fire. Now North Korean. Red at'a k* prices." * Christians. The luinril laid Congress Mint I be were anticipated' in the north"' t Korean eriais started a nationwide sector of, dho wluillig, I fid ijills 'buying spree” at a timo when the oiounlaiiioupi‘fnmt||' McCarthy Charges country already was in a vjmten- ' v ' M * reel irs’ American sn-l Sindh fCpi'#j:•11 forces were renotttiillly inflationary situation. M ontlnurtl I'rtipn I'ngt* (Mir I 'llie Reserve panel'a views on *'d hnidlHeriihe line, ixceiit^ in tl * one o( llie 8 1 cin rird l>y .llir economic phase* o f President Trli- /nr southwest, wiver>* thjyComtrttmDepartment loyally lilts* width nie.n't. muiiilir.alion program were i-ts r ange.I unchc*,kud. The .U|' l* In the southwevt t'dted /a thtyvt weir examined by a Senate Foreign outlined In 1, statement la I he Sen­ ate and House Banking Commit­ N* vlbi! U.S. rnmmuoic.ntl'jrjJ in ReMlion* Subetiuilnittee in- tee*. Tin' So-called gray maikrt * Ihu I'HitbcirtVut *uf ^ ik ry ’ hmiIii — •».- . ___ r vcrligaleti McC.irtliy’ * ComnutM*l» t*i which It referred ore not illegal. 'nMiln. at *n ----•kI yavk H They involve willingness o f conAi ■spokesman *p „......... .... in government charge*. Xiihiers to hid nnd pay higher Amerfcan:<mtpnM "aid; ; * A report IiihI week by the De­ prive* in order tr* obtain good*. . I*OuV triiflp# ai<:- /TgltHiqf like mocratic majority of that in­ r * ^ Tim Iwixnl gave full support to hell sly: quiry group labelled McCarthy’* Preabtent TnimauV ici|ucRt for ■y* * areuaalions "a fraud anil a iioux." lirnnd emergency ponlrnl* nver gIT( The three Dtmnerala on I no euui- consumer credit and mortgages. or on order. Tim lioaril raid It had made no inillut* *11ill there wa* no proof The Munition* Hoard ("Id C*mwhatever in the 8t file* tn bdi*k gres* that a little over lutlf of forecasts <*r funUcipatloni"' (jnsed up M il’111thy V contentious timt the nation's jiropo*cd $1.(100,(’00,- upon the ‘ ’rapidly moving trend*" those the reemds deni with were 000 strategic and critical materlat* v|nce the outbreak of huatUHiev -variously Communist*, fellow stockpile it on ham! or oil order. lip Korea. <1 travelers, nr security risks for The dollar value o f stockpiled other reason*. mateiInis on June .70 wns f 1.fifiil,l)H. C. I,. PRKSONS The two Republican* on the 151.052. or HH.f perjent of the porf. Senator l-odgc <R*Mns*) got total objective, the hoard said in Optometrist committee refused to sign the rc- a report on Its activities for llp» EYES EXAMINED out u minority document calling first half o f 11)50. And additional the inquiry superficial and ill- 12.2 percent is on order, making GLASSES EirrEl) conclusive. Senator lUckcnlooncr a total of C0.G tier rent of tin 116 S. Palmetto At*. (R-Iowa) said ho wns in gruorni pre-Korcnn war objective on hand accord with I.odgc’a views. In hla prennnred text today, McCurthy said ho wn« sulmiitllng to the Senate a photographed co­ L*P py of "Mr. X V ’ State Depart­ ment file, lie did not t hahd out the copy in advance. McCarthy aald he had tha uama of "Mr, X " from >mleK5 make a 80 or 40 j*er cent down coplca ha would make pul 0* Korean W a r i I*.1 tt lion t« if iL the. AUie# match athe American raarmameot effort Soma o f the project* which * y *1 y B a p t i s t Congress' Vinson Warning: ICnnllii**** l-r»wi !*■«• Olrtl Warns Of Loss Of .1 vote Istrr on Icgidation to lift all limds from the sire of the Christian Ideals armed forces. •*V.11■■. l, , �1---- "* aav TTTT.Y 25, 1950 TH E SAN FORD TTFRAT.D. SANFORD. FLO R ID A ■HE PAGE TH R Er By |»OB* THOM \S Social A n d Personal Activities telephone 148 Social Calendar TUESDAY Under the sponsorship o f Beta Sigma Phi aorority the m-cptiunlit at the Fernultl-Luughton Memodal lioapitul I.- Mix* Dottle Smith. WEDNESDAY ft The BeguUr Prayer Meeting service of the First Baptist Church will be In charge of the Douglas Jobe Junior Brotherhood. Meeting starts at 8:00 P. M. The Training Union Executivo Committee of the First Baptist Church will hold their monthly meeting at 9:00 P. M. after the prayer meeting hour. Young Wesleyan of the First Methodist Church will leuve the church at 0:00 P.M. for the pUJiyie supper held at the home id Mr. and Mrs. K.C. Daniels on Lake Markham, with Mrs. Archie l,en as hostess. All members are asked to bring a picnic supper. TH U RSD AY The Association W. M. U. meeting will be held in the First Baptist Church, New Smyrna beginning at 10:00 A. M. There will be a covered dish luncheon. The Douglas Jobe Junior Bro­ ttherhood MCI UVUU will Will hold II Will their All Vlf ICJtUIBI regular a/lreckly meeting at the First Dap, tilt Church at 7:30 P. M. A ll members are urged to attend. ANNOUNCEMENT Miss Arthurenc Wilson today announced plans for her marriage to Charles B. Flanders. The wedding will tuke place on Aug. tl at 4:00 P.M. at the First Baptist Church. Her only uttend.a t will he Miss Munu Ituth Mills. Serving as best man will he Bowland H. Coble. No formul Invitations are being issued. However, all friends of the couple are cordinlly invited to ut­ tend. A FINE GIFT FOR Louise Lundquist To Wed Mr. Austin Mrs. Hulh Lundquist announced today the engagement and ap­ proaching marriage of her daugh­ ter Nora Louise to Benny Steolo Austin, son o f Ben Austin of Oklawahn. Fla. and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Boston Steele of Sanford. Miss Lundquist is a graduate of Seminole High School and for the past two years has been em­ ployed by Sanford F. Doudney, Tax Assessor of Seminole Coun­ ty- Mr. Austin is a graduate of Seminole High School and served with the armed forces for a year. He is now employed try the Florida Power ami Light Company. The wedding will be un event of Sept. 1 ut the First Methodist Church. Details of the wedding will be uunounced at a later dute. RADIO STATION ! W.T.R.K. I __________________ • <:IS t*:lo 61" C:45 7 DO 7 of. 7.16 7; I d 7 1 IS • lit ID oo 10.16 10s3d 11:00 14:06 <•••« C 3d M i 7:Oli 7:66 l : 0ii *:I5 A.3D ft:!S • do t*:!6 ‘•:Jd t»;46 10:00 |o:IS 10: I d Tl K«II%V New* Hport* KI dk «»f l*ny ItIfrlii Honir* S|»«.rl* I'JirMilt 111li |K Oiinliv Hlnfr" VFW Iiririlim nil A Cloud Kventnx )lu>lc DIeM iiiii! I'nruili* NI nr fit e d i t i o n I Miifout Dope Kitfshi.il i In mi- .. A SUBSCRIPTION ^T^THIS NEWSPAPE1 3:Do 1:00 1:16 1:10 1:46 4100 4:10 Mr. and Mrs. D.S.E. Stan aie visiting with relatives in Miami. Mr. and Mrs, (iiles (.'hnpman and daughter aie spending a vaca­ tion at Daytona Beach. Miss N'elle lluugliati of Atl.illtl Beach will he the house guest of Miss Caroline Lee f.u several days. W.D. 7'horntun is in the United States Anny and Navy Hospital in High Springs. Ark. white hr is undergoing treatment. Miss Bose Levy is expected 10 return tonight from a two week-' buying trip to New York City for the Hollywood Shops, Mrs. Howard Harris lias rctur ed to her home after heilie in th Fernald-I.nughton Meinoiinl II., pltal for the past several days Mrs. Martha I*carman returned to her home in Sanford ftotn Joint Hopkins Hospital where s h e underwent an iperation. Mr. nml Mrs. B.N. Windlmtu have as their guests Mr. am) Mi Jewitt .Mi-Common mid children of Macon, (in. I’ ntted Nation* Kny Ky*-r On li Jume- I), Cochran of Bradenton At llom* With Munir is spi tiding two weeks nl tin- hn*-. New* A l-at#* Si'orf* of his parents Mr. und Mrs, J.l). hikii nfr Wf:i>\KM|»A% Cochran in Luke Mary. 11li>thin Hour New* Mt. und Mrs. Hurry Ivudell hnv. \\>Ntfrn JaidIhiU'* Hevrii OVIock <*1••I* returned to their home atte. vi-il Nuts A Kttihfit ing relatives and friends in ('in Tommy |ihr*ey tirvfi eilinuti mid northern Kentucky. Buddy Clark SlornlliK llnvollulm Motstln In ’ Sluflt . Mrs. J.C. Aycocke has returned Worlt! At Nliif to her home at 811) Myrtle Aven"I'hll ItOOd At tlruun Freddie* Htrwnrt after visiting in Jacksonville with WhfD AliffH* Fenr to Trend her sob, Jack Aycocke, und her Fin lT|i Fannie daughter, Mrs. C.L. MrCrone. A lloy. A cilrl 6liml«* Melody M fi* ailti* Blchanl Vernuy has arrived fiom Atlanta to join Mrs. Veinav and daughter Julian Ann who aie the guests of her parents Mr. and 11:00 1 1 :Io 1:46 l s Mrs. J.C. Higgins and children Cm key and Cully und airs. .1.0 Luney spi*nt Inst- weekend ut h t ( lu liir* \ I lit- C'oeou Beach. Wnyn*. KIuk Orvli. nrchtEtru A rtiur Murnla* Vnrlrt) 11 46 Music Hawaii 11:69 Pr»y#r For Feare II: do World At Noon 11:16 llnillo Farm Dlwft 12:10 1400 rlllh 1:00 Fn|iular Star 1:16 t-iitln Aviit*rlrinii« 1:10 Munit al VitrlPlIf* 10:46 e rs o n a Mrs. Jqe Meisch. , Mr. C.C. I.arumore mill sistei Mrs. McDonald of Fort Myers have returned from Bultllnoie where Mrs. McDonald received treatment from John Hopkins Hospital. l l i h l r qiiPMtloii lltsu r liar Nolle Kntith World At Three Today** Htnr lilt* A Headline* Your Memory Hong* Mtiftlr laover* PM fr«ni Ily Itequeat Mrs. Lillian Morgan and son Hal will return tomorrow to their homa In Katonah, N.Y. after visit­ ing for the past 10 days with he* mother, Mrs. Lillian Vlckerv urn! brother-in-law und sister, Mr. and Mrs. V.C. Messenger. They will he accompanied as far as Kholhv, N.C hy Mrs. Vickery, for u visit wth another daughter, Mrs. J.M. I.ee and family. 'X , _ S A M O I I I I O K I A N D O It I) . ' , ->v l U H N O N I I.A 1 11 . A I _ J __ 1111 I I A S ll IN C A It H OW NOW THRU FR ID AY FIR S T OUT DOOR SHOWING! &i00 » : 4i (:00 • :ll « i *0 • iio * 145 7:00 T ill ,7:10 Tilt lino ItlO » :0I> t:tt 1:10 llliythni Hour llrlalil Hpot News H|i»Ms Kina nt Day Twlllaht gonsS Hports Parsitp Perry Como Hinas Drifting On A flmul Itoses For A Ionly Dixieland Psrsite Krynnts* Ily Carl* Variety Haft XIeel The Ilsmt Nlaht Kdltlnu Phil lived At Oranii It’s Danrellme 10.00 United Nations tflill Jack Km111. 10.10 At Home With Music Joseph Cotton--Valli—Orson W elles “THE.THIRD MAN” “Locally Owned A Independently Operated” Complete Programti 7:45—9 145— 10:30 P. M. 11:00 11:01 Nawa A l a t . genres * l«a Off Playtex* Living’ Girdle get -the sum benefit* on retiretmnt h .ire nsid i n.r m In the program for la year-, tiruv Idisl ttie Social Security Molly ww.tl HOLLYWOOD, Julv 25 — s>l!»— Where there's gold, there's Hqpc. And Boh lias tnuti.l a new vein to mine—slute fairs. The pust-truveling comic has been lilted to play luu slate fairs lute this summer. Needless to say, the salaries are stratospheric. Hope will appear at Springfield, 111.. Aug. IW-20 and at Indiana­ polis, I ml.. Aug. 31-Sept. 3. Meanwhile, ski-nose will be making "The Lemon Drop Kid,” his latest picture front a P'.moti Bunyoii story. He’ll do his third big television 'how on Sept. 10, lor which he is paid $40,000. Then h .'ll li-uvi im Honolulu and a vacation with hi- wife and their lour children, returning t(1 start his 1111 show lor his new spon«: sor. Hope has been having fun with Y. Frank Freeman, the new bos.i of I’arnnmunt Studio . Freeman is mi ardent Southerner front A t­ lanta and Hope has been dis­ playing a Confederate flag out­ side his d. ess ing room. “ My next picture is going to l«* the life of Bohell K. Lee," Hope quipped. “ But in our ver­ sion, Lee is going to will.' Chill Wills still tied the bosses nt lldth-Fox hy requesting thul he gets iio hilling in ‘Mlellu." And sure enough, his nanio doesn't np|M»ni in the oust, al­ though li.. plays a substantial role. This i- a quuk with Chill, who wouldn't tie hilled for p ity­ loliert I Crt\ ing the voice of "Frau, is." Chill 'li- Alvin Kilpatrick, whose irntringe took last \ \ , din--suys thul Francis i- good fur at dm lit the First Methodist Chuirh. is the former Marti.a fl\|.lea-t three or four mure films. mm.. -Imigt.-i of \|, lin<| Mr, || y; Cimpmini M K llp .it. irk i- the Then may he fireworks when son ..f \t, and Mi* K C Kllpalrlrk* Jr. Budgets nml Huiiimersteiii sec •My Blue Heaven." One num­ ber contains a riotous take-off Atomic Komli mi “ South I'aclfie," with Dun Ihiilcy doing mi imitation of >i --.In,,—I f*ihm "SK, llsrl K/.io I’inxa. the two mail, protagonists nr. Jimmy Thoutus play- his first the wot Id stage will he lung dolumedy tol. in "Call Me Mister.*' lu.V'il," lie added. He played a couple of character If a "hot" war breaks out la'parts at MUM und they did no­ tvvnn the C S. und the S ovlit thing for him. Danny': next may Umuii, lie said, the use o f atomic he u -tuught lule in "U p Front,” Weiit'oiis would lie justified taken front tl.e Bill Muuloin —frs.i.i .. iiurelv miliiiiiv point of hook. t .#J View." This, he iuMimI, U Inv Who -ay- .rime doesn't pay in run • highly iiitluptiiiilizctl rounfilms? Tl.e l.ig galiddlng spydi- i'i» hliD l(tm«iu, I'nlntiil, (Vzchonlte hi "711 t tit-an I'l ive" get* RlnviiKia or WVutcrn Ktiropt* (ifoil with iiuiy a pinch. invmli'tl »»y Riinsia) |tonR«*Nft John Wayne t- tin- woikingest wot tli wfii It* imin Ntria I turicet". lie mun ra town. l ion. “ Bio Bruvo" mjtlnl: lie goes right to u Winners film " \f l then at now, u p will Im.» which will <le*rii(je the amazing exploits of the suhniarines dur­ imniy the* %nnw ilHcntti«~wh«»ing the I’aeifie war. Somehow he thcr to ronviTt a fight uffuinut will have to sandwich in some nn airirrm ivp and tyrannical po. more process scenes for “ Jet Iltnal Hyntcm into a war o f an­ Pilot," which e becoming the nihilation against peoples doniI tinted '•y Ibis system or, seek long-iun movie of the year. Film stms ate becoming more yirtiwi hy -lower nn.| more cost­ tvnry when they -top before n ly methods." Bnhinowitch formerly wus nscamera. Many of them hava ••jeh.ted' witli University of of appealt*d on televisiifti without pi** 11,1 the ynivernity tln-ir knowledge. (irvKOty l\*ck . , k< ttirtnllurifiral proj«*-t i* one. 11 arrival from Kuropo 1 c®,,duc!*»d rmenrch on the was te livised although hu didn't 'M," ,h. know it. And Joan Davis per­ formed at a Wu-hingtou function City (Ommissioti without knowing she wus un tho TV channels. And now your reporter is ir..«.i»,s e e>.,m »i«r , shoving o ff for Canada on the He puiuletl out (lint the l.e. second part o f a split vacation. ’* " 1*" D» coni met with Preil The lest o f till' A I* Hollywood Broadway Shows hn- the privilege stuff will keep you informed of " f closing down niiv objectionable coiitev-ioh. movie doings. Capsule Be view: "Stella" Tile Bov. J. B. Farris, pastoi of (T t 'F ) tries to lie funny, l.ut 1 'ic* piiht C'lirUlian ( ’hunh, who doesn't ulwuys make it. It starts toll Im* withheld iinle*g KUiiihlinjc on a soluble note— a family se- had entlier NU|(K __ t*AtcM .................... .. | the fait percretly hurle- a wayward unt ie, was pnil.il.ItisT, stated tliat he'fakilleii aceideiitiilly on n pienie. varisl tl.e fair if the Legion onrJDNIOIl N E 'V YOHK MATlien it tiies for laughs, lull tin rail nut its promises to eliminate T E IIN IT Y — Dress is dainty ill comedy has l>nubble overcoming gambling red. white and blur printed voile the seiiuus heginning. Victor MuA. H. Oaede, representing the for summer. Tucked lanltec la lure, Ann Kheridund and David Floridu Home (ins Co., pointed buttoned In pearl Black velvet Wayne head the east o f well ,.„t to the Commission that the chosen characters, hut all have cimpuny could not continue in sashes elastlrized waistline <v V n-e»s tsiUtst* I'hctol trouble niuking tho thing seem business here with a continued reul. loss, and asked that assessments installation of on the company’s real and |mt- iiiithoriseil for ■Inal property he reduceii fid per- sewer itnpioverneiiU in the Man Women’s Club '•"lit. lie stated that the County Luntn section wlicrc many new (O n H i b m f in s Past D u) hnil rediieed its assessment from homes liavo lieen built. Two street idler, ItossettiT, florist, and A $100,0(8) to $07,000, and pointed lights were authorized for instiilla F. Bamsey, flutist, and Stewart, out that city, state unit 'county lion nt Locust Avenue und I'luflorist and-Badio .Station WTKK taxes ate taking 12 percent of the mosa Drive. Itepair o f the City ineineruter The names o f entries run la' , company’s gross revenue. mulled to I'ost O ffire Box 832 The Commission ordered a five at a cost of $185 wus authorized, p.rcent reduction in the company's und 680 was allotted for repair of personal assessment which is now enclosing structure which un* re­ cently damaged hy file. $'.13,180. Tlie Commission iliircted that a A single lease of buildings at Hie Municipal Tir I’ort to Floriiln survey lie made to determine the Fashions Inc-,, was approved. Tills cost or improving drainuge in th" lakes the place of former separate southwest portion of the city, in­ h-uses, said II. N. Mayer, city cluding the (Soldslauo si-ctiun and the urea west of French Avenue. i lerk. An ordinance was put on first Isabella Minion was granted a TO day extension in which to re­ reading whirli transfers the znnpair or demolish her store build­ Ing permit of lund ut Seventh ing on' Manford Avenue between Mtreet and Olive Avenue fiom It -1 to B-4 stutus to permit the erec­ l-irst and .Second Mtreet. Bids returnable by Aug. 10 wuro tion of rnuluiple dwellings. It ..Niiniir.l l inn. I*aur llsrl •iverat smaller giuups not now averuge pal of l».th i> the -nine. covered. 2. iliglier l.enefits all along tin Dr. II. K. King line. i h. a.UOtl.lHNl aged ner-on t hiroprartor and survivors now rtvciving t.rnef it * will get Increases in tlieii Man. At. Nat. Ilk. Bid*. monthly pavinelitii uvciugiuo 7 7 1*.’ I’ li. 1732 or I71B percent, dim-fits fo. those vet to N C M AND XKAY litire will he uhnut doubled. MaxMinim benefits for a family would lliciense fiom $83 a month ',o $1.10 It. A "new- start." \vherein ,,|i winkers call roinpiltc theii In-tie fils on the IibsIs of earning- ii zag y I'.'.M and thereafter, in-teinl of itinking tin- eolnpulatnuis on th pie m l hu»is it iivcingc eariiing A ir (oodithm ed -inn- l'J37. Coder tlu pun «ti a nei-o. W EATHER! in tin pioguna foi ■ \c:ii- .ill' IliHtn llpen 12 : 13 F.M. Dali; \NOIIhound Regiment BAIttiAIN MATINEE! 1 1'..niliturtl gn ss I '. i r IIB.I a platoon. Sgt. Mi m e Ihxon, .tf>. of Vienna, (in., took up the -T.fi bazooka and u single rocket pi •jet-tile. He poppetl nut of hi- noil. turned down the bazooka -.gilts, aimed along tin- liarn-l uml let fl>"It rattled him. >••- sir, Dixoii deelured. Jung -aid Dixon's lone shot jammed the Bed tank tun cut, "The tunk’s lug gun was 'in good thereafter," In- added, While the tank was firing on Dixon's position, Jung said, "I thought several times: “ Thom gues Dixon." Dixon grinned and said: Lieutenant, when that tiinl was firing 1 thought scveiul times: ‘There went Dixon.' " Tiio tanks continued into the Wolfhouiid's position. Inn k to u inortnr platoon coiniiianded liy 2nd Lieut. Ilertiuiii llishnp of Santa Bosu, Calif. Mnsti-i >gt Kohcrt Clark, 32, tar-i.nn had hen firing as in of Memphis, Tciiu,, said In- nior pally a* possible al day support ing Die Infantrymen. "Then we inn out of iiiiinuinitKm ami the tanks overrun us," In- said. “ Two of them came down to within Hit) to 2f>(I yards of ns shooting their lag guns lynd 30 i-alihii- inm hini-guiip. W. with­ drew tile plutonli." All tlie phitoon left except three—Staff Sgt. Balpl. llevips, To, o f Williunisoo, \V Va., a marine veteran of Bougainville, (iiiam and Iwo Jiiua campaign(; I'fc. Warren li. Bender of Sutton, W. Va., uml I’ vl. Bnlicrt Star­ ling of Mcriintun, Vu. Under Bevins' direction (lie three assailed tlie two tanks with their garaiid rifles a feat compaialde witli a midget I'dtiag Joe Louis on the jaw. "W e stayed about a half hour" said Bevins. “ I fired a whole mandolier ummuiiitiun at th-ni. It wasn't doing any guod liuti tin- platoon hud to get out. The two tanks would spruy our hole* with their fit) calibre niachineguus, thi'ii we’d get u|i and shoot hack at ’em. Finally tlie A ir Corps came in nml knocked them Ollt." 33c I :<I0 Til r.:00 F. M. ( H ll.m t K N F H K K ! t tiililrs-n Coder 12 Vrs. Ad­ mit l.tl Flee With Carrots Viiyliiiic Except Saliinlny A Sunday. m in t \ W KIINEHDA3 TOGETHER They Fought Against the “ Wrong Kind of Justice” ! Macdonald CAREY dQt Ciil RUSSELL 4) — FI.US— I'DFliYH ( ABTOHN FAB \ MOUNT NEWS will make yours A Sweetheart o f a Figure The Exclusive Life Bra Way T O N IG H T —W E D N E S D A Y ! D IG D O U II I.K F E A T U R E — HAIM S A IN PRO GRAM Itiir Hit No. 2 4E _ in fashion in the !a« few dacadcs hart beenchanges infoundationsasmuch as chances instyle. And th* girdle that has mmA powiblathe latest figure rrrolution it the sensational Plants Living Girdle... the girdle that girts you the alia, young, nipple figure of 1930. Made of that madamMirada material —tree grown liquid lata- Plapta combine* figure-ehaiming power with oamplemoemfoet and froademof action: A truly modem girdle- Playta haen't a aingb earns, witchor barm It’s absolutely imriaibla arm under the moat tinging new fashion*. And it wishn in 10 ascond*, MM i n with a tnwdl < Sanford'* naweat and moat modarn ator* fa eoir eompletaly Air CondJt|onod for your ahopping plenauro Tunti ttviMo rzimr J IM ru rn i urmc r*arr rtriae c a iti* c i u i i Life lira by Foriufit can instantly give you the look of builline prrfMition, reganllcaa of your figure faults. Fur it'a designed from live iiuhU U , to nxaure you ju*( the riglil bra lo fit your exact figure pruportiuiu. And il'a tailored IIio rxcluaive Formfil Way, with quilted cuxltlutia for liralthful support and elastic iuteta for freo-action com* furl. Slop in and let ua demonxtrale what wondera U caa wurk fur you! Also: ciaau (with g a rttri)____ t i l l Extra Urg* r u m i ______$ 4 -M BugH Bunny Cartoon A lb ia *•• th* Mniaiional r u m i riax-ici rxanr c ta e u ____________ $]-M r u m x riax-ici r u m e iu u (with g ir tm )______ S 4 M M jtm x rtaa-K* aaatu ctaau _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Filmed In Color CHILDREN U N D E R 12 FREE! ^The Outdoor Theatre B eautiful” ,.V-V te i ilr f ■# i .>* ■ . _ • «. a n vx:A __ __ IO H D - Mi l /a Nylu*—WkiU mud Himl _________ A N D O Other Stylet fiom • ! * * H I G H W A Y I ■: i\ rL ^ _____ s_______ ;___' - ZiM 9 *9 M “ MOVIES UNDKK THE 8TAKH" ^jVk * - - --- -- - »T*’. • - -j ’• - f&Acj5^!x/ •' •.-.a " ■s'n ■ J �n r•veb *VM \**♦.i T H E SANTORO WFRAT.D. RANTORD FLORIDA PA G E BIX National Interest Centers On Senate Race In Oklahoma S f? Li : Ir e ts, ' I H '*t f. I X :.Hh P C* +t: i ♦ ■ B 4 R v* * b 1 b' ■ * ii § Ur A8HOClATF.il HtUHS Deinucrut* In four amithmi ■tales m-f (milling prlmarim to­ day, with national interest t en­ tered primarily on n scniiUirlu. taco in Oklahoma. There, Senator Elmer Thomas, chairman of the Senate Agrletilturn Committee and « veteran of the Washington acene since ]U-> it trying to hold off the Idd of Representative Mike Monron<y. who liar been in the U. H. Home lZMonn.n<y led Thomas In th" aenatorial primary July ■» bin larked « clear majority beruii > the totnl vole wuh spill by '•tb> candidate!" then In the field. I h i time It la atrictly Motironiy-v Thomas. Mom one y hus rainpaiinied m the second gi.-around wilt, argument that Thomas, u* «hm.man of tin Senate Appr-mna ’ «on s Rulieommlttee handling military appiopri»tlo"j>, •» responsible for the pli»rht of S. force* in Korea. Thomna ha* challenged roney'a stand on fumi bin ■>>■ tlJn, a matter of much concern in Oklahoma. The O t h e r states, in brief: Arkuiiaaa—Three in a national angle 'll* tho lure fur Hie nom­ ination for governor, between Governor Sid McMatli nnd form er Governor Hen I.umy. Imiioy is u lender of anti-Truman De­ mocrat* while MeMulh ban vop ported much of the Truman pm gram. , Lou 1aianA—T l io main roee hem ' la for the Senate, between Sen­ ator Russell 1-onK. a'” * l,r ,l"' *ut' Huov P . Long, ‘"''I lwo entai Mulcolm Laforgue. Shreve­ port lawyer eiidoraed by the major group* which op|n»sc the long faction, and fonnei llepiovmtative Newt Mill* of Monroe. South Carolina—Moat stute wide rare* were nettled In a flirt Violence Spreads lit BRUSSELS. July 2ft—WP)— Kallioad tlacks were blasted at || H4'"Jte of places In southern I Belgium today. Electric line* were dynamited and Iiomba went nlf at two roil station*. Authori­ ties Ida ined unti-l.eopo)d sabo­ teurs. Tin- wave of bombings, -which hampered rail traffic In several .ii ms, appeared to lie on the ini lease «s protests grew against lie- return Inst Saturday of exil­ ed King Leopold III Mol of the explosions occurred in the French-speaking Walloon mut uf liclgiuiiij wnich is pre.lii i mi ill Iy opposed to the monai ch. Din. small laiinh blew up the track nt Lissmes, near Itrua••1 , at a point only 40 yards fimn a police guard post. Other unexploded liomhs were found in eM-ral rail areas—one on tha track near Watermael In suhurp.hi linissels. ' . Rims of Orangeburg farea formof Greensboro. Democratic nomination* South Curolina, Aikansn* lajulslnnn mean elect Ion In fact; this 1* generally true, in Oklahoinu. In ami ef t<a> By STANLEY M D U U L G E T U S E D T O I T - - AJOW, - GIVE HIM T H E PAY W H E N M Y DAUGHTER1 A M N E S fA O F F ,T O N Y — THE CAY YOL1P C H E R R Y TOOK C O O K IN G L E S S O N S .O N E . .V. S __A____ ______ PIE W AS M A D E OFDAY M L A M I SAN D W IC H W A S C O V E R E D W ITH MERINGUE A A N D N E X T WITH CHOCOLATE / ( c S s T - - - >A^ IC IN G -A N D HOT D OSS — W ITH B U T T E R S C O T C H y . F / X -s SA U C E —- r i, \ \ * / Ini i* ii-ussignnieiiL Kiildan huiiI .Miami llearh and Atlantic f.'itv botelmen plahnsd to offer every usiistiinre to the governmciitt. Frapk W. Amstutx of the Atlurillr City gniup rat ut mil to New Jersey recently after u conference here. W R IT THANK C U R B S E R V IC E * ' ■ £ — “1 ■■■ *7XHLerfc-> lt,M •«■* D i Ihim RyaWnU Ik , WuH a if la* W n n l They nummoiiel Jack King Jr., and to Tampa, had refueled their the three Kot the two injured men, plane at the Municipal Airport, neither of whom was unconscious, and about an hour before tho lOM IISH* Wrmm C M , rise I out of the wreckage. Mrs. Flem­ tO the Fernald-Laughtnn ing also hummuued Deputies Char* crash hod gone for a" flight to lane*B . ig and OviCdtf. Mr. McGIU Memorial Hospital. Following em le llcck ami Herman Ilriiroley io Geneva his been flying a plane about three trgengy treatment last nigl ‘ tnt by the scene. , t year*. Dr. Barks, Mr. McGill, was taken Joe MrGill is employed by *th# to. Orange Memorial Hospital for Johnny Goodman of Omaha was treatment by bone specialist*. Sgt. Atlantic Coast Line railroad as ■ tha last amateur to win the U. Aulilt is due to the transferred to­ trainman. Sgt. Aulin Is the son of I S. Open golf championship; he day to the Banana River Naval Andrew Aulin of Oviedo, the nep­ was tha victor In 1D33. hew of Judge and Mrs, Theodore Hospital. Aulin ami of Mr. and Mr*..Lae .The plane, licensed MC lUttHO, Wheeler, Oviedo. Formerly, sta­ W«» demolished, but did not catch tioned in Tennessee, he was home Dr. H enry McLaulin on fire. The crash took place near on leave preparatory to reporting the home of Mr. ami Mrs. J. C. for duty oil Aug. 2H In Califor­ OptometrtNt Flaming. Mrs. Fleming saw the nia for service In Alaska. During the ulternuon the two IIS Magaoba Ave. I'hnne fit crash, and with her 12 year old laughter Joanne ran to the scene. men hud returned from a flight P lane Crash DRNIKD JACKSON, Ml**., July 2A-GP) Chief Justice Harvey McGehee ludiiy denied Willie McGee, con­ lOMMiMf rrm r a n <>■•> victed Negro rapist, a writ oL kir■ llur *«uiii’iit to 1k allow the* sliHta clove u association U-- error which would have stayed* twaen Mr. Iluah and certain well- Die Negi n's execution Thursday. known gnmhling interest* in Chief Justice McGehee anFlorida." Minim ii| his decishm at |l A. He Mild “ I have received mnit- M. He suit! Hie furmnl order wan aroua request* fun t>olh lawyers iMilng drown up then. He did and laymen asking wliut ip-lion not. say mi wliul grounds the I f any the Kbit Ida Hhi- Intends pclltlon war dismissed. to taku regarding thin in niter. " It la the opinion of thoae T ... my Armour, wlnnsr tn who have contacted me that auch 1P27, was the last foreign-born conduct on -the part of Attorney golfer to capture the U. 8. Open Ruah, If true, cnnalitutea n elenr gol chiimplonshlp, breach of Ute cuda of ethics of the American lia r Association. The Stanley Cuji haa been w m Wlgginton cited three para- lit times by National IB)cke> ipha of Uie ede which might i.cogue team* representing Am f i l l ............................ particularly have been violated. erlctn cltld*^..' ***’ god AUCKLAND, New Zealand, July 26—(A1)—"Thank God there** *n ■ U. m i aj. il rBrims i i u i # .BiftlJiauri H. nA./1 Minister Sidney G. Holland said today. Holland, a Conservative, said that while he is g strong sup­ porter uf New Zealand's common­ wealth portlier, Great Britain, "America Is standing In precisely the position today that Britain stood In two previous wars.” The Prime Minister was speak lug to veteran on deffense mat­ ters. WAKE UUblNtai By Ailyerti«in« In | / Du. Nvwxpap* v- I ■ jji ;j; . if i " 1945 1947 1940 1936 1948 1946 | S tr i c k la n d - M '/, T P/U P/U \j Ton Slake Vi T Pune! F 7 2 pi Ton Vi Ton P/U o r r i s c in , I n c . DEALER 308 E. FIRST STREET PHONE 200 A RE SAVINGIjl, i:, i ; A , S: H ih | I o |i; YOU GET T H | RIGHT R ID IN G C O M F O R T .. VOU GpT THE RIGHT P O W BETTER B E T T E R BA LA N CED BALANCED PERFORM­ ANCE! fllERCURY GIVES s * M I esi r * m / Chevrolet Dodge Dodge Ford Ford Ford AUTHORIZED K Tudor Super Tudor Sedan £ Tudor Sedan Clb. Cpe. Fordor | Tudor Tudor Corn*. Cpe. Tudor * 0 Tudor j Conv. (’pe. Tudor Tudor Cpe. Fordor Fordor Fordor Tudor Sedan Tudor Conv, Cpe, Tudor Cpe. Tudor | Cpe. Anglia Bntrk Chevrolel Dodge Dodge Dodge Dodge Ford Ford Ford Ford Ford Ford Ford Ford Ford Ford Frazier Hudson Mercury Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Pontiac Pontiac * Studehaker 8 TRUCKS - f FROM COAST TO COAST Florida Lawyer j front of the firing pin," he told pylice. But it was a "double-action” pistol. As he pulled the trigger— aiming at Bond—a loaded chnmlier ild in front of the hammer and the shot crashed out. Bond, a bullet In the back of his neck, died on the way to u hospital. O’Mulley was arrested a few hunts later as he waited lu line at an Army recruiting station, lie was held on a homicide charge. VI MIAM I IIKACH, July aft-f/H) A hotel official said today "Inn or three” Miami ileurh hut. is tuny lie taken over by the (t.veiunient to liou.ie returning vi lernns o f the Korean fighting. \■■ne'ntlnn, reported "plans ara I eing made" hut added he coulilJ not give the sources of hi* In* fm million. No hotel uperlitor huh been appioueliid with a definite offer, uill Kupluu. There, uni .'101 ho­ tel- on Miami lieach. In the Second World War, the An J'oires turned Miami iieuch litu a vast training eum|i. Com- the fatal shot, '"Vi AI inmi Hotels May Be l Jsed For Korean Vets .Samuel Kaplun, exifutive lees ....................tar i la rv »f the Miami lleiudi Hots 1948 1946 1937 1940 1939 1947 1937 * 1947 1947 1940 1939, 1937 1940 1949 1949 1931 1947 1947 1941 1940 1935 1946 1940 1936 1939 1942 1939 old John Bond. O'Malley said there were two bullets In the gun with an empty fhuinber between them. “ I thought It would be all right to snap the gun once, for V <1 TAKE YOUR PICK WHILE OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE revover yesterday from "a Spa- Several Inimbs exploded at the fund i.-i station of (fuevy on the uiaiii Hrussels -I'm is line. F'lve unexiilialed IhiiiiIis were found in the nine area. Railway officials aid, however, that traffic had not been interrupted there. primniy July II hut two emigre n.it vitrimi* of all air and groui)d atonal........... district nminution me be­ nil *' ing drilled. Repr«*entatlve Hugo l.ruiiehett came here for rests ■btar Representative W. J. U. Dorn tHE OLD HOME TOWN L c o i h i U I 'h B e l g i u m TU ESD A Y JU L Y 28. 1950 TRAVELIN G E A S E FO R BOTH DRIVER AND PASS­ A F N /*Pi- ENGERS! MERCURY GAZES YOU P LEN TY O F L E G ROOM, FRONT AND REAR! YOU OPT THE f tS H T B Q A P - AWMTV s o n B E TTER B A L SMCEP: M W M M S IN IM E F IC l �e. In Unity There Is Strength— TH E To Protect the P**c* of (ha World: To Promote the P rofrm of America. To Prodaco Prosperity for Sanford. Widely S H y i ^ * AN V O LU M E X X X X 1 Rslaltlltthed 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y z t a scattered thundershow­ ers In the afternoons. Otherwise clear to partly cloudy weather through Thursday. Light southcrly winds. ,M>ai^ li l b N EW SPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA, UEDXESlV.W JULY W EATH ER AHMucintoil I’ reHH l.eimcd Wire IM.l» N o . 213 Says New American Troops Johnson President Asks Nation To Armed Forces •Fight Stubbornly To Fit-To-Fight Sacrifice “Som e” Of Its Stem Communist Tide P len ty T o D e fe n d F reed o m fjf *1 Hadong, 70 Miles To W est Of Pusan, Is Said Recaptured By American T r o o p s 1 0 K Y 0 . Thursday, July 27— ( A P ) — Small number* of fieib Am eiitan troops apparently were fighting to item the North Korean drive towani the American tupply port of Pusan Wednesday while Ih e Red; maintained "heavy pres suie" along all fronts. General MacArlhur's headquart­ ers said that elsewhere along the lire American and South Korean lroo|>s held stubbornly lo defense pusitiuns. There was no reference to new American force* going into action. Field re|K>its. from Fiftli Air ^rorcr headquarter*, said, however, there wa* "ilinng speculation" that new American troops in relatively small number* were in use on ihe southwestern front lo hall the Red diive toward Putan. An Air Force spokesman pass rd along lo correspondents an uncontinued report that Hadong, 70 miles west of Pusan, wa* rrcapturby American troops after furous air strikes by jet planes left the city in flames. Headquarter* of the tinned Na­ tion* commander In Tokyo, in o release iaaued at 12:60 A. M. (0:60 A. M. Wcdncaday EST), said the First Cavalry Dlvlalon had repuls­ ed a number of North Korean atlacka on the Yongdong front In fei the renter of the defense line*. The Red* hurled wave* of tank* . and infantry fn an effort to over r^ehetm the defender*. Thu Fourth North Koraan Dlvi elon wua reported continuing It* virulent flanking tnova along Ko era's west coast, while the Comnruuitt Fifth Division wa* "hen ii'(* it** M oa M ae Hat Plans To Induce New Industry Here *Made By C. Of C Sanford and Seininolo County muy lie enabled to attract new In du»lrlea to thi* section a* a result of inquiries received from inanu facturer* seeking to locate In Florida. Manager. Edward Higgins informed members of the Indus­ trial Committee of the Seminole County Chumber of Commerce at .a special meeting last night. went over advertising plan* £ . lie x with the committee and pointed out that a new procedure of the S t a t u Industrial Development Council now makes available to chamber* of commerce a listing of most industrial Inquiries re- (O—SleeH Ms H h Mat H oarding Condemned In P ilot R esolution * The Pilot Club adopted a reso­ lution condemning hoarding at It* meeting held dn the Yacht Club laat night with Mrs. R.E. Chap­ man presiding. At th* board meeting preceding, the regular busInee* session it waa recommended that the group "as individual* and aa a civic body. In view of the critical conditions prevailing," adopt a resolution urging tho public not to overbuy sM<> Use extent of hoarding. MU* -*^U ude Ramsay waa Instructed to draw up the resolution. Mrs. W.E. Holleybead, chairman of the chib’s "Milk Sana”, report* ad that a total of If quarts of fresh milk were given to needy families during tho month of June through the "Milk Bank". She elan announced that funds were low and all member* were reminded at th e "individual telant plan", whereby each member waa to M ter talents to sera |U> during the v'**lub gear. The plan was adapted at ‘ a previous mooting a* a ad raising fund* for the einb’s main Defense S e c r e t a r y Outlines Status Of Forces Today} Better Than In ’48 North Koreans Herd Women And Children Before Tank A s s a u l t WASHINGTON. July ?*) oV) —Senator* were reported today to hate pressed Serrrlarv of Helen-,• Ji.lun.im lor u -.pred-np JW*' in rrarniamrnl twynnd Ihe * I iJ.iuumti.uon imrr.vr asl.,-,1 liy AN A D VA N C E!) U . S . COMMAND PO ST IN K O R E A . July 26 President Truman Senator — (TP)— A U. S . officer said today North Koreans herded several hun­ Young (It-.N'li) told lepnrters dred Korean men, womrn nnd children lieforr ihrm in (his morning's that it un* the altitude of the attack around Yongdong Senate Vpprnpnaloin- CommitI hr non-comhilants w eir uxrd as a shield (or four lank* to cress Ire tbnt even greater hlriilrs ought lo be made in tusriuinK a bridge, said M aj. Willi iin O. Wilhrisponn. of San Francisco. proposed In the Pre.idrni. I hr Americans withheld their file and the tanks got up to posi­ than lie said llii- altitude developed tion* for uttnek. ♦ - — at u closed hrariiiK at « hi. h Tills is lln> way Wither*|«>on , , . . . „ . ... Jnlmsnn. General Umar N. Iliaddesert (red the fighting, in which & . b , * r,„ .hruwn b.Mk wltl! ley, rbsirinan ot the piiiil rliirfn Hie Americans fell hack eaM of troop ' ' " , y '“ *” *• “ nJ #«ruund Yniurdunir Tim wllli,lr«w,.l „was . , truol,!i knocked out s(* of uigllt of staff, nnd heads of tlie \,nird Yongdong. The withdrawal Services testified. enemy tank*. •ml.rely and casualties were re­ Then the commanding general ported not heavy. WASHINGTON, -inly 2b (AP) The Reds opened thulr drive •iividn). to legroup the U. S. Serrelaty ol L)elrn-r Johnson against Yongdong Monday, strik­ forces Inst night a few hundred ing hard blows ut tlie Arnonean yards east of the line to give said lud.iy this luuiitiy'v uvriall the defenders better positions. left flank. Hut the enemy again strum fighting "potential" x».i* greater Tim Iteds also hit tin right ,1'wailM ur.l o a e > a . T h r e e , ul the outhirak of the Korean War than at any timr since Amenta de­ mobilized after World War II. Striking hack at Ins critic*. John­ son added: Between March l ‘MH anil June 19511 the actual manpower strength of the Army's mobile striking lorce III the continental United .Slates— tlie grneial teservr lias increased Dog And Horse Rac Butter Or Peace Is by 165 per cent." ing Dates Are Set Johnson's insistence on the fit* American Cho i c e , to-fight condition ol tlie Anny, For Next Season Peace P r e f e r r e d Navy and Air Force wa* contained J A C K S O N V H Jil. J u l y 2f» in a statement ptepared for a Sen­ W ASHINGTON. July 2 6 - ( A P ) ate Appruptiation* Subcommittee ( A P ) — The men who oim atr - Elder statesman Bernard Harm h Honda'* lioise and dog racing rontideiing Piesidenl Truman's tetoday called lor all-out economic que»i fur $ 10.486.976.000 more to track* will be fully investigated be­ mobilisation of the United Stales ginning at once, the Stale Raeing finance the fighting ...g in Korea and with a quick freeze on priert, Commission said today. augment defense lor tlir iutuir. wages and rents. The hearing tin After meeting more than Iwn "Events have left u* no cliqjtc," as :» r|.<an)«d->nr hours in . executive ir » iu u , the lie said, "w e have lo mobilize." son handed out Commission released the following Hatuch. the governments mobi­ appearance r-uples uf lit* lesti statement: * lization advisor in twu World Wars, niuny III it ho slrcs-cd tin " D ie Florida State Rat ing Com­ urged quick action in testimony point*: I. Tills " ii- not a rail for full mission Iras today, in executive ses­ inrpared for the Senate Hanking muhilisntiou. it i a call to im-i >-u•• sion, unanimously lesolvrd to im­ L'ominillre, out strength ill being, ill order enable us to support the United mediately ruim iientr a sweeping Ihe senator* are weighing a Nation*’ action in Korea and 1 investigation ol all racing prrmil bill to give Piesidenl Tiuinan lim it­ up our strength elsewhere I • holders in this slate lor the puqiosu ed wartime controls in tlie present Ihi iId IV M IIs a r l Oa r * s * T s u i of determining whether lliric is Hunch's lecummendationt in­ any evidence of unlawful political clude piicc conliol of any kind. contributions under the raring laws n m• Haruch's irinminndation* includof this slate by any permit holder, K ( ‘p o r t s X O L lO IlS eluded—hut wen far beyond the and lo further determine if stock­ - / ll • President's requests. In his state­ holders of record in racing associa­ ment. Baruch referred to his funn­ tions in this state are the true and er call* for economic mobilization. Volie Williams, Jr., In a talk t.» lawful holders and owners there­ These led to differences between fellow members of tho Lions Club o f." him and President Truman. Baruch yesterday, told of the big parade and other events that lie attendJACKSONVILLE, July 20—</P) has taken the position that the last week In Chicago as a — Tim State “ ‘ Racing Cunimiasloti “ ’ atoll President was not doing enough ed drlrgate of tho local club at thu today set dog racing date* for tho for preparedness. conventloon of Lion* InUrnatlonnext aeaaon and licensed u new Jal i "O ur aim should be to organise *|. alal fronton to la< built in For It was bis first trip lo Chicithe nation so Hint every factory Lauderdale. go and ha made tho trip by John Montgomery of Miumi and farm , every man. every dollar plane, he stated, leavlng_ hero every bit of material can be put Beach la listed as principal stock­ on Sunday and returning Tliurs holder n Urn new fronton. One of to use where It w ill strengthen our da day, tlie flight to Jacksonville defenses and fill the nioet essent­ hia partners I* Amo* H. Hall of lakh ing less than four hours. Hollywood, n e w ly -a p p o in te d ial need* firs t," Baruch told the He described the big Ll.uu committee. sheriff of Broward county. on Michigan Avenue on "There should be equal treat­ parade Montgomery waa active in Gov­ Monday as very colorful, and ment for nil. All demands should ernor Warrenir campaign two said Miami “ etob the ebow'' ysari ago. Other stockholder* were be kept in hnlanee. with Us drum and bugle corps. "I propose that we orgenixe our­ shown as George W. Robertson of Lion* from every state were Hollywood and Reed A. Bryan of selves—all our resource* of men, there to promote their home in money, materials and morale—so Fort Lauderdale. dustrlee. Florida gave away frt-« fri-e Sunshine Park, whlck has ope­ that whatever happens— new ag- orang^Jul^at^Uie^exhlblUon of gressiona Abroad, possibly destrucrated hors* racing on Florida’s W \SIIING T«I\, lid, Ii -—llon*r Speaker Kay hum (I ) Text gave Ids full endni: • nient ind.i> tn I' m- i lent 11umon'o • ill for a S.i.lHIO,Mill,(.nil "quickn'" lax Idki lo liglii ('iiuimiiiiist igKies'ion. Siinullanroitsly, Senator W heiit ,,| Nctiia-.ka. Sum ate Republican Hour I,-idee, s lid • ongrcsN would Imik with more taxor on lax inereasi-. If Mr. 11 liman giies asnuranre- that "•'Very dime of iiou-essentiat Koxemment upending" will l.u slopped au-l "every pc tide dollar applied lo defense." I don't waul the I'residt-nt k Tin.for miim-y under the ,rui-.«- of nnlilarx need*, and spemlioe it for Sucialislic sell,-me-." \\livrry told newsmen. Race Commission Baruch Demands P l e d g e s Inquiry M o b il iz a t io n Of 01 Racing Tracks U. S. I n d u s t r y , AUBT SOUTH KOREAN TROOPS In Igml.alxvllli tin-If. S 1st Cavalry Division keep watcli for Inllltratliuj H.xl snipers us un Anierlean tank lumber* through strategic' YoiigdoiM:. Iteiiiforced Nortli Korean Coummuiitl* tight for Yongdoiq* on tlie rail line Iciulliu! to t'usan in the tnee of slepp*xi-np Amerie.in taut: defen.-a* ;.uppoi led by urttilery uiKi Air Korcoswi-eps over alluckcra. (If..S'. Army-Nui'U Rudiojiholo /rum InU-n«UUiual) R q ^ j M Defends v C'liurgcs May Brin}’ Decision • *• *• Volie Williams, Jr. K c n l i i i u. Ktiuipmeiit Is Said Necessary For Construction wnmtever happens, I west coast for four year*, appar- tion nt home— whatever operate this winter. th* armed forces can get what The track said it was not asking they Deed, whm they need It, dates because of dffieullles over with the tenet necessary disloca­ tion of the civilians." leas* of the plant. Baruch said America ha* the Dates Date* awarded, including an of "pence or butter" and tha extra day of raeing at all dog choice lo w ~ tracks for the benefit of th* state college scholarship fund: LiaHTINO’BIDH Associated Outdoor Kennel Club, Five blda for Installation of new Tampa. Nov. 14 to Dec. 0, I960. Dec. 7 schoarehlp day. Dec. 8, lifhting facilities in the South Side Primary School were reviewed * * “ H e) yesterday by tho County Board of Public Instruction at a meeting BUILDING PERMIT8 Mrs. Victoria H. Anderson he* In the office of Supt- T.W. Lawton. The blda wore referred lo KJ. obtained a city permit to make addition* to her home at 1021 Elm Houghton, architect, for further Avenue, the estimated cpst of analysis, and tho board will meet which Is 16,479. W.L. Holcomb* la again Monday morning to award th* contracts. contractor for the w 1 ork. Oklahoma’s Elmer Thomas Loses Senate Seat In Democratic Race Shaw S ustains 94th A nniversary O f Birth AYOT ST. LAWRENCE. Eng, July 20 —UP)— Georg* Bernard Shaw, who says be has decayed into a dodderer, had a birthday today—hie 94th. Ha, said no onr was to ymnlnd him of I t The old man did celebrate, though, by announcing that hr ha* written n new play ealli-d "Th* Lady 8h* Would N o t" Shaw passed the day quietly la his home hare. To his domestic staff ha said To th* mall man h* snapped: want to sea no birthday card'. They will all ha thrown nut on arrivaL" f To • "I thought something might b* expected of me to mark my birth day, as usual, so Pv* written ? ° t "fta ’ u&il!*d It ’A Little Comfar Senator Elmer edy.' and called it "The Lady She Would N ot’ It l* In five scenes. ry nin« I wrote tho whole thing in se­ ven days. Yes, In seven days." Till* I'lnrillll Hill*- IllVrUtll’ H i'lll iif Jiul Millville diilonii'x Ini ii R ii -Ii tmlav *i xi nit ill I'Miiiiirulali" ul rliMigi In- i a iic’l i * ' « ' " • 'Vertidn xxrll kmuni gainliling In ••I- i In 1 ........I* John T. Wiggliiluii' u( In 11'i Ini i i , |ir. ill*ul ul tltu Slat* Hai T A I.IA IIA S S I I . J u l y 2f. •alii ) i - (unlay if thu • luirge ( A l'l Moiidian* are rnhug on again i It•• Ii “ ari' iron, tlieu io.nl* I ItaI would oldy lie hhle|il illlx piompt illsi'lplliini y netiuii a i, ni except for nilPlruitlo u with lepleil rtiMluil under the riri'uiUMauro i equipment, till- Stale Road Pep.nl 11li1Ii'iiti-il.” lie i kml Albert W. lira* le of On Chicago Meet mn,t .lauu* >».i.f.n,r ..i a pi.« life that i> lo-mg «hulleiiged in the cqurts. , , .. . . ( haliman Allied MiKcihun |iii' .ruling the Imaid's |h» iIi..u with tin|,At LinK uf thr oilier lour mnn . ", , , , ,• . .... '*«•*• •*'“ * “ '* ',,,y pohlu.il p.ilniu.igr in ill*- null Him l»etilivr equipment trnt.il »y*|cin. H r said although A. I R o ll ol Tallahattre ha* in r iv c il $f»40.(KM) of thr aduiiiutlinliou'* $ 1,03 i,000 ut iru lal |iayiuenlt hr i, nut » "pel contractin'' ul the kiml W.uico iu Ilia campaign u d iiiz r il tin Caldwell admitiiilralion lot lavoing. Rich headed W aim i's inau gurial cclchtalion commillrc. Warren said In Id* plntfonn of candidacy that lie would stop rental "ul ••xtortlniuilely Idgli prices of roatl-liuildiug marldn«ry." McKelimii said prices puid foe machinery uinler ids udiniuistiution are 'not oioldtanl ill uuy .lurk 'iiivilli*, ih id rn m ii of II" I'o iiilli liiiliiin l I list i i.t •(licvntipv riiliitilillu u "In us eiiililo yim r n iiiiin iltu u and to m ake Inve tu rn lion ul llii-.'i' clioigi'rt m is din-iii uil iini'i'MSiy." 4ii in- lu -aid I oiImv llnl id I'oiimdt t i 'i * would In* I'uiivuiiei! piuiiiplly to .'iiiiitiiliM Wiggili'oii' luttur. Ilu |>,>iul«*•! out ImWuvur. tin t thu authority mid ......... iliilitv of lii 1'iiiiiiidttuu are "-trictlv i-l fort Ii liy I tu* Suproiuo Coin I of I- lor nil* ill til** rule ililrgi ilmg Ho* Klorlilu Bar dated Mar. I. It'M'. wldi'li nutliorites tin* ciuuiidlti'i* t" priH'i'i'd only upon rciclpt of mi affidavit setting forth tin* com­ plaint." Ru li nppuared li»*fiirc the l*.8. t'rlmu Investigating t'niniiiitteu at It. bearing In Miami, lie told It lie lilld been puid tlO.IMIO I,v tlie S. and G. Rookie .Syndicate to prepare a tdll to legnlise gaiidilIng, The liill wu* not punseil liy tin- 1919 legislature. I! ii-Ii is lawyer for William II way." Hu Mfi.l the Governor Joiintton, dog track owner iitid ibte (C t t ils s M »i* r * * » i’w. 1 of lliree supporters of Governor Win ten re|iortcd to liuvi* runiritinted flfiUKKI each to Id- ••Min Inspection Ih Made Of N aval Air Station A routine Inspection of facili­ ties of thu former Naval Air .Station here wa* niude during tha week-end by Liuet. Comdr. Macri and u group of Naval of­ ficiate from Jacksonville who de­ clared that thu air atrip and air buildlnga and equipment are in excellent condition. Accompanying Comdr. Macri here on the Informal visit were Lieut. O. F. Nicholson, engineer­ ing corps assistant in th* puhliiworks branch of the sixth na­ val district, and P. H. McKinley, chief qui quartermaster of public works, N. A. 8. May r Andrew Carrnway and Bin Btansej), air base manager for tha City, accompanied officer* on the impaction trip. Th* City has received no notica of an* Intention on th* part of B U N B H IN B P A R K the navy or any other branch of J A C K S O N V IL L E . Ju lv —Sunshine Park, Florida’- onlv tha armed forces to reactivate tofra^ /aapj track outside .Mlsnd. the station, said Mayor Carr*way told the State Racing Cemmhelon today it is not aakfng racing H TAY G RANTED WASHINGTON. Julv 2 4 - W Ju*tie* Rurton Bur uf the Supreme Court granted a star of execution la Willie McGee. Mississippi sentence to be elec* of Drill tees To Receive Full Benefits Of S e r v i c e Insurance W A S H IM .IO N . i..lv 26 - ( A l ’ ) I In Navy i putiitn: .i tot.il ol 48 mole w.u •hip* .it m m , on lulling liner l.nt'i .mil xix light unit.ill r,iitills. Ixvo iiui'i-rSt 12 ilexlin• lu Mini 5 XUlllUMIIIICX, Ihix wa* Jimnmoril loil.iy hy ('haiiuiaii Vnuon, l l H i i ) ol thu I Ion iu A line, I .Sriviirt CoininilIre. I lie aimounremriil, which ill* i liiilcil oth^i imira-t* loi ihe N.ixx .mil M m iiih 'x. was niailc allei a i loti il-ilooi niui'lmg ol the Aunt'll Suixiir- t iiumullrr. ’I Ida ciiuumttue l-i p u d d iig into how wi l l pii'|iuiud eacli survive is Mini wliat I lien plan* lire, not only iu tliu Korean i*|-i11.* init to stem pi.HMlilu •J for , f -V- V. •X-* • r (iM iiinuni-t ag g ressio n elsewhere. ViiiMiu aid the Navy is uskiiig for $2,i> IH,1)1*0,0011 from I'resident Trumun':i $19,600,990,000 finergeiley liudget rwpie.it. WASHINGTON. July 2 d -< / i')Thu Veteran Ailmmulrutiou said today nil peiuon.r drufted into mili­ tary' serve......ay nhtulii untiunul service life inaurunce. Surii Insurance also is iivailaldu to all World War II veteran* who ran meet tin lirulU, requirement*, to all person< who enlist nnd to uil now ill survice. A VA off ii lal told n reporter lU is lls M l oa H i) that although figures are not yet nvuiluhle, tin indication* ure that FIKLI) REACTIVATED WASHINGTON, July 2(1 —OF) increasing numliur* o f servicemen — Tlie Defense Department *ntiiium-ed today that thu Navy Auxiliary Air Station at Cecil Field, lb mile* west of Jackson­ ville, Fla, will be reopened u* a fleet operational base Aug I. Cecil Field wa* inactivated iu February. uusiiuurj oa r*s* ai*> itt ii c r o s s MEi-rr The Semin..lu ( ’minty Cliaiiler of tlie Red Cru s will meet Tues­ day niglit ut tin- 'I'ourisl Center, Gordon Bradley, i-balrman, onliimneed toduv. Jiggs Annoyed By A r r i v a l Of Baby Mandrill At S a n f o r d Zoo The recent erriv il of a baby frmole mandrill in the cage next to Jiggs, adult male of the species, has not resulted in making life any happier for Jiggs as zoo attendant* h*d hoped ft would. On the contrary, Jiggs views the newcomer with extreme distrust, even distaste, and is as jealous over the attention given the baby animal as a movie star over a child prodigy who hat stolen the pa> tur*.' The crowning indignity rams yesterday at breakfast time ju*t as Jiggs was grinning In plearant anticipation of some rhole* bananas. Then It happened. Zooksepsr B. J. Davis arrived with bananas and sfHtm and fad th* baby man- me," growled Jlgg*, and ha hopped up and down in a rago of Jealousy. "Besides, that thing next door Just don’t look r ig h t o 3 'V jW -r . ' WASlirNGTON. July 2fi — 611— President Truman signed today a $1,222,500,000 military nid bill with a warning to "Ihose bent on aggression" tha* freedom-loving nations will stand tugether to preserve their freedom. The hill provides help for Amerira’n allies around the world, and parTirulur I, those in Kurope who are handed together liy the North Vtlantie Treaty. Mr. Truman slglunlir Treaty. .Mr. Truman *igned tin* measure into law at .i ceremony In Id* tt tide TNnsr olfice and issued a statement saving the event marked an­ other step towani a rommou goal. W ASH IN G ! ON, |.,ly 21.— (AIM I ’lliJrtit lium au t u jjy smutuoitcil tlie naliun to ‘ ‘some ».ii:rifltc** ol ilx livilian (ilciily. Ih J n la ir d himself icady to * all Ini lou.plcle fii.iiom ii iiiohih/atioii" it the de­ m u r ul ftctlom icquiirt. M i. I luinaii told coiigii ■■». m in * liudyrai rcuiioniii mcsxMgr, lh.it p liir rrihllRS latum and "xriliills shoitattrt" i ill hr Mioiilril l( L'ointir** 11nil LI) yivei him Imutnl lontml poxxn* Mini m $ >.0(H) 1)00,(It) lax ilu ii'.m*. Hill III' wallied : "W r mint ira li/ r I lit I thr rtig.lKrim-nl ill Koira will hr coillv anil may not lie »hoit W r iiin*l pii'p.iir iiR.im-.t ll.c pmsihihly that new iin r * may m r i hcw h rrr." Ih.it haraid m r.iiu, thr 1’iriidenl said, that uulii'tii.il output Us ’ I’MI*r I Mill Congressmen To Seek Re-Opening Of Camp Rlanding G A IN E SVILLE , Julv IV. i,)n I). H. Rep. Chat lo- Itrnnutt (Is. EIm) tol.l ilm ( t;i1111•., ill.* Sun xi>iluy tlint lie uud the Inlu tmiKrussliuial delegation xvuru "work­ ing to try In gut Cnmp Rlandi'.g ri'-e»tublihhed i f u basu for trniuIng." i'lm rupresentnlivu, m n tcli*iihoue coiiversaiion, aid tlint lie liiid in-v* ml cummunicutiun i on tliu subject, hut Dial nt Ilu pre­ sent time there D in. indication of tin* immrdintc utiliration uf tho lllnuiling tirra fur tiumiug". "Rut wc uru going to wurk on it," hr :iaid, *‘although there nr* no firm commitment* tlint would indicate tho use of the ramp.” Brnnidt did say. however, thut the idiances of rr-artivutiun of Cecil Field, an Navy Air llusu nuur Jacksonville, were "very ificul". Illiimling, a sprnwtiiu* arc i in t'lny county, iicnr Stiuku, was on* of tlie largest training camps in n 'M lIa s rS lib l* w r Tbrrrl Sanford W eather High yesterday 99 l.ow this morning 99 Rain yesterday .27 Inch Total rainfall, Julv. V4'.' inrh*i July normal rainfall 7.tk1 In­ ches. THE WEATHER JACKSONVILLE, July 2d-(Aq Atlanta — - ....... 90 70 Boston -................ 89 Buffalo _______________71 Chicago .................... 83 Denver ............. ........ Des Molnas ..... .......—79 Fresno ---------- 102 Mamphis — ----- ------ 89 Now Orleans New Y. Wttsbi , Washington, D. C. Ms) bourn* your dinner now" ' : ;v*r Ma Made a •J J T ir sr tllsc M A k «1«3t .,. u n !lAvv To S t r e n g t h en n tr c j A g a i n s f Lawyer,, p M _ ,V . Charges Uf L r a i t JACKStlNVIl.l K, lulv m i.l'i U, S. Naval Force eannnneed that die Aug­ ust meeting will he held la the farm ot at the summer of Mrs. Mary Bawlfas at Or: ' A generelien of -------------------Tide". Mr*. M. L. "Twee i Sr. and Mrs. V. C Meesen- Thomos of Oklahoma in hi* defeat in n be ho*teeeee •We __ were 1* members present OflNU, a veteran of 28 ------» years t „ ------------------------laM Bight’s meeting. Senate) •ad chairmen of tho nowarfnl early today ■day to Bop. Mike Mon- » - £ Truman LJ1 c*s Expan­ sion Of Industry, Mor e Production To Stop Commies South Korean Troops Kick* U. S. Tank At Yongdong � 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 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/d9181ad87255a4790a9d292f5dd8ac00.pdf 2ff43457f647804daf2adb377d85f5ba PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALD. 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Minute Matd C u M t l r a M ^ Square Cut R o a s t.... Lb. 47c Shoulder C h o p s...... Lb. 59c Orange J u ic e .... 24c H A M B U R G E R ...... Lb. 55c Frozen Food .1 f WESTERN VEAL BONELESS ROLLED W ILD ER ROAST .. mm -f *’1 jibe 55c *’ * . Lg. 21c 5-LBS. hr Octagon Clftyisei :X-' 2 Cans 15c k Yellow O N IO N S BUUARE CUT ■LEAN FRESH GROUND O ctagon Pow der LIMES SIR L O IN ....................... . . lb. 87c RIB & C L U B .. lb. 77c 1 LGE. S T A L K P E R S IA N SEEDLESS MARGARET ANN <)UALITY, GRADE A WESTERN BAHY BEEF: ° H alf bushel Western Carrots U* B0MCH 10c WESTERN POKE Liver ............... . FA B LGE. H E A D L O U IS IA N A lb. 35c C Lge. Pkg. 27c 39c Pateal CELERY .... Lb. 46c U IN. A N D U P E LB E K T A MILI) DAISY CHEESE ................................................. Lb. 39c PALM RIVER SLICED BACON ........... D I C A L IF O R N IA L O N G W H IT E POTATOES a* . i.% j. y." « ."iU On. Can lie 2-LBS. P A t ¥ OLIVE i I Rat- Bui P A ! V, O L I V E STB . *HM»»aw-.__ mat . _____. ', y . . *■ i I �i i .1 uii* To Protect the Peace of the World; To Pronote the Profreea of America. To Produce Proeperltr for Sanford. S t e ,‘B' V olum e x x x x i E stab lish ed DIOS Mobilization Bills Given Approval In “ House And Senate Limits Are Lifted On Size Of Armed Ser­ vices And Tax In­ crease A p p r o v e d WASHINGTON. July 2 1—</P> Senate and Houie Armed Scrvice* Committee* wiled today to lift all limit* on the tire of the aimed fotce*. Another congiruiortal group lecommended an im­ mediate hike in taxes. The aimed *etvices committee* a I * o approved legislation t o “free/e" in service for another year the enlisted men now in the lArmy, Navy and Air Force. The step* were the first foimal move* by the lawmaker* toward’ a big build-up of fightiiy stiength and a tightening up of the home front to meet Communist* blow* in Korea and possibly elsewhere. At the White House. President Truman reviewed the situation with his cabinet. Vce President .(fJarkley told reporters afterward that it was a '’routine*' meeting—a statement implying there were no major new proposals or decision*. Gmgrrssional lender* ticketed the bill* upping the armed fotces for (loot action next week. With those m enurts out of the way the legislator* will come to grips with the question of economic .controls. Mr. Truman, in setting out his home front program last Wednes­ day. did not ask for price or ra­ tioning control*. But he said he would ask thrm if they appeared to be needed. Sharply rising prices already have brought some demand in and out of Congress for controls, urged in a statement that the President be given power to ra♦U n* goods and control prices. lie said the* if contrn’ « nr** mi* on (Ossesssi 0a Fan* rear; Kansas City Y f c e Shut Down A f t e r Binaggio S l a y i n g KANSAS CITY. July 21—bib .Did the Riiiiiggio-finrirnttn wane. *rand slayings put the brakes on big-time gambling in Kan-mt City T Senator Estes Kefanver ID* Tenn), bend of the Senate Crime Investigating Committee, says testimony taken during x two- lev hearing here allow* gamblin'' operations are pretty well close I down now. Hut l>*■lure the xlavin*'* I i*t Apr. 6 gambling operations were gun a larger scale than in 8t. Louis, Ao added. Charles Binaggio, northside nolitical leader and gambling fig ­ ure, and Charles Gargotta. hU hechman, were shot to death In t h e i r Democratic headquarters. Their slayings have nut keen solv­ ed. The Senate Committee wound up Its closed door hearinge yes­ terday. Former associates of Bi­ naggio and Gargotta were amnni’ {h o se questioned. ' "Before the murdera thete seems to have been a general ab­ sence of strong law enforcement In the city and apparently It wa* somewhat worse In the countv outside the city," Kefauver said. Ha said no information of valu' had been developed on the slavinga. Yesterday the committee ques­ tioned James PendergastL a Demo­ cratic faction leader and a friend President Truman. Penderga** la a nephew of the late Kansas City political boss, Tom Pendergnat Ptndergast later told reporterhe was not qufnad on gambling He said ha told the commits •in response to a question that ha had no Idea who klUod Binaggio and Gargotta. Ha also said he wa* asked about tho theft of ballotfrom the courthouse In 1M7 dur fin * • vote fraud investigation ant W hat be told the committee ha ha*' no idea who committed the theft The committee held hearing* 'n Miami. Fla., and St- Louis before coming to Kansas CUy. 5 K £ s s s r ’,b* ■Kina got its first Negro member fa t # ’ Committee L. Pfeiffer Negro \l TH E W E A T H E It In Unity There la Strength— fe ra lfr Ami latm ntaithtm .aim ah A il a i.miitai t m.tn A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N K W S I'A I’ EK S A N F O H l). FLO R ID A . FR ID AY II l.\ Embattled American Army Holds Taejon’s Conquerors In Check U. S. First Cavalry Division Storm s Beachhead At Pohang Sheriff C l a r k Of General Dean. Now Missing, Led Tank Fighting In Taejon Battle Broward Count y Accused Ni». 210 Associated 1*rests Leased W ire 21. |»5U Warren Suspends Official l.or.il I htmilrrshnw cr* smiths!*-* coastal section and at scattered place* "Dm here thmugh Satur­ day. Otherwise fair and continued hid. Light to moderate winds. Reds Retreat Attack By Under U. S. NegroTroopsNewly Landed In Korea Of I OK\0, Salaid.iy, July 22 AN AMI RICAN COMMAND t’OSI IN KOREA. July 21 —(XT') Eel low ol fliers today held in to hope t!i.11 M.ij. General William F. (fl'j— The lull "led U l„ 2-Ills Di-.m. uniejmilrd neatly .*4 hum- in IIn* ilm k <i( tbe Faejun fighting. Divimutl **.-- ripmliil Imbbn Injfi giuuilil sniltlirnsl of burning l.le"will gel nut. TALLAI IA.sSL'1, July 21 4/T; j lint ie.it fur In* safety grew by llie hour. Ill- (lont-lin figtiling jnn today, blm ting tlie Nmtli KoGnvtrnui Waiit-i, nd today lie, «nmiii.iiulei <d tbe l 1. S. Iwenl* I nuitli luidiiliy Division w. Ijst le- ie.ui Red Alloy* adiaiirr. *>'11 sui|k iic hheiilt Cl.uk <d Uro- | purled lending « luuuuku team — I o'l«l dnpalt hr- raid tin IvtJi waul county (milling "ft Iti'it tank'. bad tided agglrsstiily to follow I>, mu' staff tried to rea Eullowiny a lengthy liraimg, tin ll|i then ri)mjiie*l ol laejon I IIIhi'intclvi'v vvllh this declaration Governor said lonely “ an oidet "The tienernl "aii Ink" care <( day. ItimEit-lf. IK* may have to wall, suspend-nc Mhi-rilf I I lit will he General R**t-\tiltur"s I n k y p but b"’ll gel out luadr. Ilit lu.iiuiy i- adjourned. ‘ lie.ulqu.uten am tud situ? it» hum ! Suit! t'pl. Ralph Yargnsitii "i H ! £ 5 9 « i 9 t talk was i.iltrtl to trillfy lin e! iindmglit lommimiqin nu llie KoHitling tin- Peach in the first amphibious ana unit »n (lie Korem oiainl m.l, a,.- unit uf Hi.. Fir, t N"** nrh valley, N . Y., mi charge* oi malfr.i-.imr m of "A ll uf nur regular buxo-l, i tean liglilmg, saying, "llirte lias C. 8. t'uvulry Du i* ion. Tin- lump* landed utt tin- east eun*t uf South t\, u.. uliti a • i.-u bum- mtval lire ill that lie wa* rminrilrd with l.niiibaidmcul and under an air umbrella uf U. S. and An-Indian fighter plant .Mining uiiickly and It am* **t'rt- nu liu.ty tieni-iiil been on rli.tme it (Ite situation." a $7'i4.00G bolii.i .it.d -lot mat lime surely, the Americans immediately pushed inland Inward Hie Common! t line, tl »; Anii)-N.ivy lu on tu<)k u I'uuplo ul mi'll down* Men Called Will Be I ll-Id accounts said tile 24tli*s lu** ii ami went nfti-r two tiiul liadiupliutu front Internutioutil) business in Hit.waul county. I saw Inin pntniitig itininunll' ->it ligliting tolninaitder, M.i| General Given .1 0 Days For Warren gave ti-> indication when to tin- men ttttil dim-ting f i i " ’’ . William I- Dean, lud been imlcThe 11i'll tank* moved un T lie would s|>|Miiiit a successor, lbPersonal Ma t t c r s pmtril in tbe battle /one Inr 24 jun at ilnvvn Tbiirmlny. The* said the sustention order will lie bouts. elteled mnnml mi.I ariniml llie WASHINGTON, July 21 (TP) tili-d and made effective a- id to­ Amerii'an cumnimul post, fitit" I'.uily today, MaeAtlbiit's pulilic I ill- Altnv ImlaV In-H.lll t ailing day. a* they went. inhumation affltei* said. "Wt bntv Varguim said lie last >u« Clark, who bn* >i>i v.-.l :i Bro­ -ume Nalimi.il 'maul Ituup-. .mil Mean '‘running a lianiokn ii * Reseivev lo ailiu iluly. llie units no in itfilm .1linn tine >*a* m anward county sheriff sim-i- li'I'I ket Iii tuu hei ) team jusl befeie except fur a brief time when he imtlS.SKLB. llrlgitim. Inly 'Jland llie ex.it I iiuinln i in n- kt jit oilier irgarduig Grm-i il Dean.*’ Ilia- rnnf fi ll In. wiis suspended ill 1042 by Lover. t/l'l .Strung si-iuritv ti.n-iv wet* I be officer added lli.il under m lei. "Hiwax doing a damned goml Itor Spell surd L. Ilidluiui, diilalcil -I util. niuliilir.i-d in IIiu - m-I-. Army iu Ic* it could nut eu-n lie job uf il, too. I saw him holiliu t lie huil 'no hard feelings." It ami.min til tinmen i.illed United Press Story Iti-tgiuii ciliiu tudny against i>0*- I I it*Ii R e t l D i g n i t a r i e s a bnrouku shell in e.t-ii hru.il Tin tin- same citlxen I was, w ould be given at least 30 days lo conlirnied that be *va» miv iug un­ silib- iinti-l.eu|)ulil ill-tiimi-1*it tion V i s i t B e r lin F o r Xml alter nur guy* k>inck"i| out anytime I can be of any help to Of Volunteer Army un tin- eve uf the exiled imm.iicb' gel lin n |>«'i-riitiil a ll.n i* iii oidct. til an investigation was cnmpli-lid. tliut tank I saw Iiim walk tip ami anybody, or any ritiren »r the In tbe last beailqnailers cornIs Termed Untrue return. R ed G erm an R a l l y measure the liotc of an eiiMuv I lie annniiin em.nl *ai I "nonGovernor, I will bo glad to do it,'' With iti'lginm i-eli-hrnting t - ’ tar.k while it wa* till nu i t". divisional" unit* would be railed, uiimique is,ued Friday afternoon, An attorney for Clark told Gov­ (I ’untin lit if On f*nie# i'mirl MOSCOW. July 21 <A')— Mo» He said It wax a .76," WASHINGTON. July JI-r IAh nationtd ituli pvndrnc-f tudav. us* ernor VVuiren during the hearing t lii'ii- was no Immal explanation Anotlier viory of Dean’s ii"itthat testimony given before » U. —Secretnry of Slnte Ach'estm riotic- fervor may run liigh ami#*' vow s press and radio g.vvr top S. Crime Commit too in .Miami lust -aid today the I’ niled Stall - built lb- king'* supporter* tin' I'lxv li'd.iy to I’ rr-idrui'* I ruitiau'i ism under "lose (lit i-nnie It un im rlti* dei itiou, blit I lit vjlii.ilion week should nut lie used t" sus­ think* it would lie uiiwl-v fui opponents. I'vl. AIFiitl Vessels, in. Hlniti un, i* tins: Mtliungb tliu govi-inmiiit in- mc-vage lu < mgiess .uni dec tare 'It * Vi **"1* ti.M bow lien "illie I'nlli-d Nation* to take tqi pend CInik from otfhc A National tiiiaril tin inun m C. L. Cbtineey haul tin- testimony llie que-llua nt |!.N. mon'lmr- nuuinvii la.-t uii:Li ib.it li-itikb' it proved Amcriin i» tavmg the Vnii-riraii toldli-ra (might uml mtlin.nl* made up enlin ly ul men ttuiiilwu, t I n Win Id War III i • tm tin n ll nt* .1* ’• which linked Clark and id* loo- ship fur III* ("hiiirsr Cnmniun- [iii-suiiinlilv will nut r> I nui-ki-il mil fli-il 1ii til. * under limn one nlale A lew slalr* lia*e ials while the linn an fisliline tuniumuv, lnti't'iui Mi ii t , A Other with a SVhlJ'On bold*i mi I be IVpoit, i ui mil m - las* Dean's pemunal leader dilp mole tliau our division. Some do slot machine cnuipuuy, n-ferred i& guing on. Ilnssts ha- lindutrd bert De VU-eschauwerr iiim *-ir 1. Y i,..I'jtili itoiii W.i'liinututi. -.'.id These yuwig suldier.i finnllv I" tppoit. I —w— l. to the year 1946, HMo, li'47 and In the Hriltwli i.tnl Indian got • ardent I.eppuld -uppoit mil li.ivr .111 i-niiir divisim. ilA I!(te \ ’ lT,iI£i' Ini-. ’ I Hinted only aiicii the (li'iierul ’ Innn.ui i.flnit liir I ’uiltii States 194H-V«tl prim to the pistont ernmrnts that the wa* In jp- taking no i-liainxii i lien* inlglil be jndilir.il njK'r- Tile State Runit I nf Ctinlr.'l last himself pave tluword, Vessels is slirngtlieniug it pitpt.,i.itu,nv pruirh a settlrment of the Knterm" of Clarltr ilrusself' l!.(M)0-man ti*»ti.-»» fm •i "luted. :i i li"im i! il, Im iiitl.inre. all llie night Voted unntlilliu i ( t i As Clark sut rllenlly nl his n-Jii i-ri*ih Is for the ridnes- inu reinforertt tiv siiiiiidr. if fm vv.tr, Intlli ii I uitipi- anil on 111.* The Texan aid lie "blew in:.' t maid.mrn iii one stale were called aln n I witli |t|an now m tb, b > 1 aide, Chancuy lashed out at the Ktsl* to liefome memhrrv ul lilmk-lii'luii U-d hi I iii nnI t- -it Ament un umlou-ni ll» d t-iul. lu lu ll" with Id* new nf architect* fur a *| i: non Fott Lauderdale amt .Miami news- the tT.N. Mernrlly Council. Such ntinuii front mil idi- tin- ritv. int'h rocket bmnilii-r mid bit up .e a iii* i*it>ri wluli* no Guardt- building jungiutii at Ftmlda Slate lip- S.iiirt \t-v i \i[cm v 4i. '16 pnptir* and tin- Miami Crime i-uin- a move wmild me lire ltns-ix** I In ee unit it. iHi-u ui an ail jui mug via It wrir Univeiaity. At tin- big roynl pulari- in i 1 mission and lb 8. Senate Crimo return In the ruuucll. the Sov- i-iritii pud!) ■tnl imp..in on |u|i 20 "Till- iielieral spoiled tl Innk pl.u eil mi ,*i lire dill* I It 1("ilk S I 1'aiimI ,.|t ■IP uf tin* fity I'rinci' Chml Committee. it-U have -aid. At a news runti oi u met*.op 1 1 ( iingiess m iii u yard and "tilled um over." lly taking *iunllei mills from president (old the hoard tlie inHe deelnied tin- move lu Miipelrl ferenre lialay Arhrsun said lli il tin- fm lm r regent.* waited ' i Vessels said, tinder Dean's ditales, lb., ntrenglli in tciiialiotuil ituution, if ii tb * Clark ya* ‘puiety it political ques­ In- iluen nut ktmw uf an* new rrive litilli pro. and unit I - in'-' dim Ii In- « .iIli-si (in inertituri i reetinn, lie moved iii* liunieliei le ■vernl 'Icii galiuiiit riilinto Hiulik liilni liuilipont'i of a full division call will jirobably halt run wbit Ii .inilt-n piiil in Imi.uli ii t]n * tion" and the people of Uruwanl ileielupmrutn whlrli offer am llie Nil-mid Klury window of n In- *ervii-i'!t to li t itntinn ovir ••■il tot aeli*e dot* with each but added that in an* > t ui t'i county were not going to be Inipe uf pi-are In Korea. siulr ol Alllt-lii .ill .atjir-tiuii ill Iniilding in flaming Taejon. plan* a "old In* r, ady it past *i\ yeai III* ri-rn-rn v ■i-.I 'guided and directed" by the news­ "From there we poured il on slate t mill il,tiling ii part of tIns eventuality. Kn.i.i .iniI illit-i pi.in-* and air tligld and be dbl nut -■1j.•• fm fl­ paper* anil crime group*. and tinlank stinted smoking. LAKE SUCCESsTjuly 21 </!*) lixt Di. ' 'amphell nl i. n"il l I take any putt in tin- day’t, reri poding tin- D ,*>. \ ult lot ill" path We ke|il after it with mir 11.6 it i tb" fii.st Him- in tbit Nuf'lmneey admitted it wa* 'rolitU. S. Serrelary General Trygve tiiunie*. if lilt it1,11r.itItlII lm IV.11." lit t"iv Dial only Dial llie flnuueing of Die pi nmn knowledge" tlmt gambling and Dint win the end of tiiak I tonal Cn.inl (I'asttsstS O* Pare Fear) Lie said today ninr cuunttirs have In nliuu t ail potili- ni rlr* b- l1 a -pint ui it bit* betii taken Into might be difficult in <■* * nl >u Iii Iii * in<" oigi ' I,m suiil lank." feileml i tviiv Tim "tilire (iiiind tber developments in Urn. ■ in t -iirw 'tcd d 'cctly hi* week-old ap­ "pinion prcvniliNi Hint l.rui, Ve el* fled from Tiiejmi only " I mm,vn iiu* lo p n iuii United would return only tvinuortiiv Ail., ealli'd nitl in IlDit fur Mex- I In- -nai' Ity nf iitatei t ,1 after the General "aid "I want peal for effrchve aid in Kotca, hut di-iegute Iii* powers to til * t.t-, .digrPMinti in Kotea .i* *n all of you buy* to get mil." would alto* great Iv ■l amp i ■nil |I'itiiliiiuriJ tin fMier I'ltflil I none Ims ollrrrd gruuml comlsil vi-nr-uid Crown Prince Hm-du *t i net lun prog m m pin " nil mii ol tin- U 8. A."." l lie young Texan said be hi v I In- hoard ieview i-il pu < lump*. Tint king bail offered to InV*- 1 "liyitut o jo-lilv n)»-iily iiqui"'- Dean kimek out a Red tiulomtiiiqm-*li-d b* Di Ciiiiipbi-| .a.| H'-tlon lirevlunsly in an i-ffuit t, lie rifle will) bis .16 en|ll.e|ip- ml ol iIt*- l )inti*il .S|,*ii*t in Lie ndilt-d lie does lint know pluied Die luilebn ■ l ’* • HidVi- the lung I'l'iaih over bi •' I aiitomollc. Korea," In- iltptil* Ii lonlinued, I "I saw Iiim do it and, brother, fm tin- new I’s r lull-n I•111f whrlV.T ihr United Stales has dnei I turn. Ii dclei red net loll nil • Id "liuin.in iHi-g. ii lIn- illi st 11 slen- |ibat's -booling!" Tile President i . tbe Low i .Scan'll for A.E. Iluiper and ntijuialiuiu with any luuutiy lm liouHe, FrailX Van t’auwi !u item fur stark* fm tin III i try " I lie whole town win Ini) nin." viuii. oi lip- ijeritrilv 1'utimil ol K.Y. (Rocky > Rockwell, n uitd .-t i "ml;.it lumps hut ite assumes there 81 mile I’ri sbb-iit Paul fltruvi- .. Until III" next meeting and we were surrounded by innJune 25 ,imi Jun" 27 oid July 7. |rbini'giin white operator- of a Negro itwnhb Die FSU hiuldlug piiigriiin illfire wlutu we imlled Prime Minister Jean Duvieu-■ MON rcoM K in . \In., Jui* 21 ing house In Beininole County >n air conversation* going on at were flying tinlay to P itch * uliptrd, at I is well known, m out.” the buy related, "we fniui'l ‘d’l riuee nil'll died oi Killiv |‘r|. elude* u $260,00: nlblelii '.i warrant* Issued Wednesday In- Washington. u* a Smith tune.in Ml' amt about *nn' i lia trie ehun t-aily toiluv ie $100,000 *t ll tliu I service center j Sivitierluml. to Inform tin- k.-■ ■ viio.vdon o| li e L*. N. il,tildes.** Judge Douglas Stenatrom. con­ IT mh* referred to llie numril' and that's bow we made il. uffieinlly of iiurlltiiiient’c deeiri'-tt Answering questions at a news Alabama' first tuple exeeiit inr one small women'* dm out " > i tinued Inst night ns Mrtimte Cottn "Rut we would go buck them ill len years. $1,060 men's duriiiiltir* in.I ti.lil ye*teriluy In return lain* tu lit euutli-miiul ion of tbe noil in rn Ko­ ty Sheriff Dave Starr predicted cun Terence, Lie Insisted he due* throne. similler dormitorie rean Invasion of South Korea and In u minute If tbe Rig Guy lb" t.il" need".I milv . ’ III mill"the roosters would lie eani'lit." Most uf Die plan- at" lllipleli not think he Its* had a poor resTbe uffiriab were to trn-.-el t It* eall fm mililnrv support of (Dentil needed un!" nle* lu take tinIt*.,,( the Hire" Judge Strn.il I mil el the bond potlte. lie said lie will not give up Pregny in three miliiur* ul vt •- tile Smith Klireullt ) Vessels was one of Hie meny and all except one w ill I . fin I lir -layer* a while man nttil !**■ (« •■nllour.l On I'aar lllilill at f b.ddii for i-tich nf tin- two by Aug I. Dr. Cnmpht-il , ,,|,| Tlie tJniled St.-ill-* l’i', ' idi.|'* Negrui-s. impe until another fortnight has wiilrli may bring Leupnld nu ' wanted men. lltiurd Secretary W.F (’..wet Huudotlin bail, to llelgiiim tuinui Tass said, Ignored the rearlion of line Went In In dentil with ■ * Starr said In- b.-td been unabl passed. It takes governments a row. -aitl tbe executive c i*»n ,u tbe -j-urld’s prugreisive pnlilie. and faint stllile. Alioliiei met deatli ip to find the men. However, lie add- long lime to consider all angles There had la-en earlier report ul ii tbe |M><ition of iiiiinv memrtilenee. but with an ae| uf loaia- belli nu discUHsinii of p.'ivnnnt of •d: Lie also reported several preli­ tlmt Leopold's wife, tbe Prim-i hers of the II.N. who have "re* du. The tlurd dn-tl niiiinblitig a wages held back due to tbe >i tie' “The roosters flew when till* minary respond he la not making De Rethv. who in evooelln** n Imi.. flisiol in prailii-" lu iuirtl-|i>'it» in fimineial situatimi la-t *e.n prayer. thing first broke, but we'll euteh nubile now. Ha aaid no country tCssHsiwI Us Fame R litn ((e a N a a e S Oh i's a * F s s rl Tlie white slnyei. 2.1-vear-idd them when they must again." Gl'IDKD MlrtSIt.FS hua given him a flat turn-down linmei Cat land Odom of Ru­ The warrants were *wniu nut on nla request. I.IINDDN, Jill* 21 I n Itri ining bum, wa* tin tir.st tu di". by Itep. J. Itralley Odham. stale The U. N. Secretary said the lain and tlie tluiliil Slat" i -ttctl I’ KNSACOI.a T I uIv 20 <A*\ II" utiife*. id twice tu limit ini! president of the Junior Chamber United Press had distributed, a Tlo' I'rugresslve I’urly nf Flmid-t a 71-yi-ai old .-ton I • "|n*r In deatn today to set up a giant \H mtlr of Conimeren; Marion Hun.urn story saying Lie and tho Secre­ has tuken It* hIuiiiI with the Na near Rirmingbam. fidil'e at Id proving gruuml for the te-htm of Sanford radio station manager: II tary at were secretly recruiting liminl Committee in the uatlunal direetiuii finllnl in in liotiie the ..'!M guiib'il missiles hi tin- Ibib.nmit ’ O s Pace P e es) F. Gana*. businm* man, and W.A. party's rift with Henry A. Wnl- calibre icvnlver In u*e.| to stay Island*. Horn, Sanford pnlire sergeant In a 26-year ugteenient initoiled luee, lieud of uutioiiul orgxnivu- H'iilinm Alexutiilei MeDiiiiald, iii Mr. Odham said. "When I *poke Cadillac To Convert in Washington today tin- two in tion, il was reporteil here loniglii February, Ill-Ill. Camp Winona's silver anniveirary is having a crowning session. in Orlando Monday to Hie Jaycee John M. Coe, elmlrmuti of l|a W'lii’ii giiiiid* *lia|i|i"d Iiim in lion* set in motion plan* tu launch elub there 1 hit at Orange countv To Tank Production This is its twenty-fifth year undri die direction of Herman E. Morris. bv Hlale unit. the electric ehun at I2:IH A M., guided inisillCl fruit) the The camp opened Monday a week ago witli hoys arriving in camp gambling saying, 'Muyt>v mv own Wallm-e eraitI Hunilav he **n lie smili'd fuinllv uml waved lu i'ousI of Florida, in the vicinity of county was not without *rn.'" Cape Canaveral. The itnmuio *h barking I'ri-sident Truman ulon- Warden lienrge (iurner. DETROIT, July g|~(A*t—T l- from all direction* nf Seminole County. When the meeting was over. Mr Army i» negotiating with I hi- CuThe opening Council Night Fire wa* an impressive event, wills witli the United States and lb "I'll in* *eeilig * "il." )"* f-'illetl Jirujectile* would iirrli lug' to Hi Odham said thi.t Sheriff Dive dillac Division of General Motm--ouHieust into Hie Atlantic. ('ontinuril un I’age Fuur the old campers, buys who had been before, forming a double line Uniled Nations in a poiirv toward Starr n*ked him «vhv he didn't fur mas* pmdurtion nf tank*. The agreement will pernii the Korea and would quil as lender uf at the entrance and lighted lorclui lo light the path of the new camp­ the (Oh Ss s n m ra is Fear I U.S. and Rrituin tu estuli i-ft cud party If the rank and file dis­ Col. David J. Crawford, rum- er* a t they uolemnly entered th e* llershey SayH Army operate technical ami mipp'i’ litPr agreed with him. mender of the Detroit srisn*1 fueilitie* Bt selected sit' In Hie Yoahida Says Japan confirmed negotiations are under Coe said tonight llie Florida Needs 7 Million Men Ruliutttas fur aequiring tint a mi tlie unit would toe the national eurtv'way and predicted a contract will S “ B I. Chfu Can't Raise Army b* worked out within a few days. projectiles' performance. line Isith in it* agreement and iii* CINCINNATI. July 21—(Ab agreement with Waltuee. ' Col. Crawford declined to *nv wera also told the many Indian ''LJ rtn. .' /..iilio According to Coe the tintIiitiwI Tbe Dileetui nf Selective Service TOKYO, 'July til—(JP)- l*rinv' whet type tank Cadillac will hull I leganda of Camp Winona, wh’d» “ v#rY cl°** T w *,n» ■lPonF ™h»P* Sanford Weather ere counselors, end leaders ex­ party bus likened the war in Kn ray* the United State* lm* gut to Minister Elilgeru Yotbida -aid t'* but unconfirmed reports «ai<l ll seated around the council fire. Many boye in camp hava tea to the Civil War in I lie ll.B . find "7JMMI.IMMI men nf eritleal skill High yesterday I day Japan shouhl not raise a vol­ would be the new 28-ton liseht The past few daye have ls"n ists, Low thin inuniing (hi unteer army for service in Korea tank. General J. Lawton Collin*. busy ones at Winona. Boye have been here a number of years. with the statement Ihul "we huv" ami tin- ia|iueity to fight.” General Lewis li. Hemhey warn­ Ruin today Oil avert if asked. Army Chief of B uff, has describ­ progressed In life saving, ar­ Counselors have attended fur se- no mure business to meddle in R Likewise any proposals that .In. ed it at "superior In menuvera- chery, boating, rlflery, Indian rsrsl years a* campers, and are than England would have hnii to ed against urging draft huard* lu July rainfall tu date 1(Vi meddle in our own Civil War le defer mi'll bisau»e uf their skills July nurmal rainfall 7.(>. pan rearm, should he rsleeted Llllty end operations to sny type fora and swimming under the now counseling. Legends such ns Ole Chief llo- 'lids, against our people's best thinning “ if we don’t find them press reports quoted Yoshidn a* ever seen in* wsrfare." competent direction of the out­ Osekee Wow Wow, Long Knife (Die 7 ,0 01 1 ,0 (10 men), you won't Interest." tailing the Foreign Affair* Com­ standing counselors. Harry, and One-Eye<l Fete also THE WEATHER Cue quoted the Klurhlu party a have any industry anywav." mittee of the House of lte|ire*enA LY PALL8 The woods around tha camp IJttle Annie will long live in Ilernhey *poke nt a luncheon saying the Rb-e regime in Knul't tatlvea. ISLE OF CAPRI. July Jui 21—CAY has nrng with happy voices, whll* JACKSONVILLE, Inlv 21 1 1 Prince Aly Khan fell from a on hikes, or picnics at the the memories of Winona campers. Korea "I* as discredited and rur here yesterday. Talk of rearmament, he said, 71 1)3 lie explained there are 10,1100,- Atlanta was delaying a Japanese peace motor scooter last night and Slaughter.. Pen, One such hike Some IS new camper* have learn­ rupt a* is that of Chiung on For­ to awim. 6(1 72 <HXI nti-ii between 1H and 27 and Rostun mosa.” treaty. struck a wall, scraping his rifcht was mat Friday when Mr. Roger edAs every !>ed In camp 61 fl5 He *aid the national jmrtv Hint, of these, 7,(100,000 are class­ Chicago Yoshlda told one legisin'or h'* arm and shoulder. His Inlurlas Harris coma out to camp from I* fullusual affording every possible 60 7(1 would not agree to a volunteer were not serious, howevsr, and he Sanford and supervised • hike ■pace for boys to enjoy a won­ wants ItUfsia tu reuse her bov-u't ified, with 1 .200,000 classified I-A Dei Moines 80 DO He addtsl that 1,200,000 hnv» Galveston umy. There wee growing -.pecu­ and hit wife, the former RiU built around biology finds, Tho derful camping experience under of the Hecurity Council of tho UN, 7U 54 and for Communist China to lm nut ls-en classified because they North Platte lation that thia nation mi"ht be Hayworth, sallad In their rented bora enjoyed this very much. excellent leadership. 81 are 18-yearml cli. 2,700,000 are Phoenix 107 relied on to raise a gruuml fnree yach; today from Capri to Amalfi. #»*' The mess-hall at Winona Is a Billy Fleming fa water front seated on the Reruritv Cminrll veteiMus, 742,000 have dependents Seattle 1* OK to help push back the North Ko- «n the lutlan mainland. Aly broke popular place. Tbs food la al­ and life saving Instructor. Lewis .leading lu a "free election” in 03 73 his right law in three places in a ways looked forward toe. Mrs. Temple baa the rifle range. Bflly South Korea, "uniting north and 630,000 are 4-F (failing to meet Jacksonville thl H(S ■kilng aecMent In Switzerland in Tanner’s hot rolls have been ex­ W. Johnson has boating. James south under ■ democratic repre­ armed service standards k. 133.000 Miami M8 70 February and he baa MOt complete- cellent. A welcome sound for ImttiUuwwndurts hsndtcrafL^Tho sentative government, under UN are in farming and 133,000 are in Pensacola t'6 74 tha reserves. Tampa supervision.’* ly recom i d from that mishap. campers to when they beer the 2*3 ,r 4* ■ B e i n g Connected With Bolita Racket | N a t i o n a l Guard To Be Called Out ln Small Units Belgians T e n s c l y M o s c o w Papers Nine Countries Await L e o p o l d ’s pi it T 1 Reply To Lie's Return From Exile J ^ y Up Truman Appeal For Aid Speech On Korea War Threat Won’t Stop Plans At FSU For New Buildings W a r r a n t s Sworn Out By Odham For County Gamblers T r i p l e Execution Is Carried Out In Kilby Prison, Ala. Progressive Party Of Florida Leaves Wallace On Korea Boys Enjoy Two Weeks Of Camp At Winona’s Silver Anniversary j’Ad^iJUSss-r tS| ■ js?ji'r..i3 i __ �* s r.r rirv a tw o av r n n n it p w A i .n . s a n f .o r d FRIDAY JULY 21, 1950 F l o r id a m lw lfa '1 > MRMRIR* Of lilt Fffett MARINI AIR WINO board • trnnxporl nl Terminal Island. Calif., for the seven thmiiand-mll* voyage ncros* Ilia Pacific In the Korean bntll* front A r:irrlrr and other vessel* make up the cnmptfle ronvny speeding Ihousnndt of tuna of flRhllhu equipment, plan*** anil Mntln* air p«r>nnn*l to help afam the Red Invasion of ItrpublJrnn Korea from ninth of the 38th I’midlrl. (fislrrnaitonal Soundphoto) JHORflT IIFORE her death tn e Lot Angela* Help Hal, Dlnnysl* Sknurnt, 25, daughter nf nim magnate Hpyu.t Skmira*. It Riven emergency attentlniV by'nurse I.mnn Fntmquext The heiress wn» fatally InlUred when *he fell from her uncle'a penthnuie. (Internailorml Soundphoto) mx TROOPI 01 THI 0. I. ARMY tnd Division hoard a Irnnspnrt nl Seattle, Wash., for duty In Ihc Fnr East. The ■ men, formerly stntlorfrd lit Fort Lewis. W ashare exported to bolster the hard-pressed American force* now laklnu part In the light to aave South Korea from the Communists. ' (fnlcrnaliomil Soundpholo) n/.'/tm tpj't rd: ; t' it-'r ■ ,TH LX m VAi I .r s ■ A HI r w j* - F sp 5; 'jV) wM iH ’ •> ‘t i i t A a * ’i»*r lARR tONIS In Colombia And crude toltaW thtrtr farmer home*. Fresh tie.not*. acrwVipanled by, tvm h t Colombia, dming frightened victim* Into thb street* and, n^li w on. more than 3Q0 bottle* are reported recovered. <fal*rn fired upon by a North Korean jug­ gernaut, Jqjm; R^tlUfC of Dalln*, Tfjt., decided to even the scfrfl In i,ua^ m.,un, w?*,ern.. fashion. A* the nef rch for rmfll Aoumlphoto) .liv.i »>.■< jtS.lO b.i ( yard* cf the enemy lank and let go. K« •’Adjust put n mit pf. conpml*. linn when another lumbered U P . He (topped that alio. (fn(trnaHortfll) w t t, to . i'. Hk>M TINI10N Wlhit hold the light plane which Ira Cook, fll, of Uma­ tilla. Oregon, was piloting, but mystery shrouds his whereabouts. Cook presumably dropped 200 feet Into the Willamette niver below. Pollen are dragging the water for hi* body. (fnlcrnaliomil Soundpholo) r. >} | ■ j BLj« ,'t \ v ‘ i ragcri iji f m 'y f a ) d U iltid /l. ' 1 A ROCKI1 fROM A i l l flOIITIR n high ol the target (top) in Korea a* • Communist tank roll* nl'-ra a highway tn the (Vestern setter of th# Korean hatHefrt.nl A second salvo of ro/.kajfl (renter) Jpit ml**** the mark but the third strike by the T-Pd aeore* r.urt tiie lank (bottom) catches Are an'd explode* (U S Armv flndlophoto from International) i.dti* s’j HtWMtOtlHITf D MAHONS HAM Rif H "1* * ^ aemDoilglasM so­ ur at Tokyo In cart of slrUno|h'0»le*ae* Oeltjf Baker (Wit) ohd l{* Montagu. The blue flag*, symbolic of the International datura of mtl-CommunUt fight.th hold South Korea against thy,Invader* *Stan nMfth, will tie displayed on tfip bnttlcfrnnfc 7#!u iitjiU lt tf jj& B H R exploit tstands e rI*4lank*, wplanes » and s ia1 'wrn Brewster 1)41 M.17MON CRUHI UNgR Fra itfonto (above) Ilea aground on hi •hallow M f oh the Island of Orlgi»*» •" Hie 8 f Lawrence Blvisr, one to budge the Vestel from her rocky iW S wM T B' OWJ.pBfBcngcrte W n f f l r .€ route to Greet Britain, were re P t i H lf oin lp moved to Quebec by tug* and Uun ito. (Intonutkrttol Soundphotoj he only thing the Kremlin underifchf (International gotiMphifo) .r’ ., .4 *t I t.: ■ ' M s I R E F O R M S Cl t rlvilim '.v .i ‘ 4 lw*?l f*K) !| 1 'S 1 I __ I *r * 1 ■"Aski* r jI -- ___i~__ 7J-j " jbJ- ' . V w ] �THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Officers Re-elected By Church Of God The Church of G od on £ I m Avenue, held Its l a s ) quarterly con­ ference In this Assembly year Sunday even­ ing at 6:00 P. M. in which all t h e offi­ cers was elect I !d for t h el coming year.' Clyda C. Muse was re-elected lec[ ™ tiry and Erie Klnard was re­ elected treasurer. Mr*. Marie Kin1ard was re-elected missionary <i>)eader of the W. M, B. Band. Mr*, r'lcra E. Crews was elected assistant leadsr. The Pastor, Rev. Joe C. Crew*, was re-elected unanimou*ly In the elsctlon of more than 100 membar* and friend* of the Church. The Church ha* ar<"vn very fast under the leadership of Rev. Crew*. In September he will begin hi* fourth year’s work In Sanford. He Is also state designer for the tgf^hurch of God In Florida. This *Muty bring him into 15 district conventions, one minster conven­ tion, one state convention, and the general assembly of each year, At THE CHURHCE5 Ml Chursh Nolicee must be presented at the Herald offic* day before publication. .Sanford Ministerial Association Rev. H. L. Zimmerman. President Joe C. Crews, Sec. - Treat;. 3IORNING DEVOTIONS Rev. Fred R. Horton. pastor of the Free Methodist Chuich, will he in charge of the Morning Devotinns riogram thiouahout next week. The Program I* a feature of Radio Station WTRR, tty coopera­ tion with the Mlnisteral Associa­ tion. It Is heard dally at 8-30 A.M. with a presentation of the Sunday School Le**nn on Saturday at 7:15 P. M. CHRISTIAN A .MISSIONARY I ark Avenue & Fourteenth Street Glenn E. Smith, Pastor 10:00 A. M. Bible School Mr. A. Wleboldt, f-upt. 11:90 A. M. Morning Worship Subject: Salvation In the Past Tense Sunday School 9:15 A- M. Morning Sendee U:00 A. M Wednesday Sendee 8:00 P. M. Reading Room Tuesdays and Fri­ days .1:00 to 5:00 P. M "Truth" Is the subject nf the Leason-Scrmon which will he read in Churches of Christ, Scientist throughout the world on Sunday, July S3. The Golden Text Is: "God shall send forth hi* mercy and his truth” (Ps. 57:3). Among the ritatlrms which com­ promise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: "And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among tis, (and we beheld hi* glory, the glory a* of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and trulh" (John 1:14). The l.esson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Chrlstlon Science t e x t bp ok, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Kddy: “ Despite the hallowing In­ fluence of Truth In the destruc­ tion of error, must eiror still be immortal? Truth spare* all that Is line. If evil is leal. Truth mult make it so; hut error, not Truth, is the author of the unreal, and the unreal vanishes, while all that is real Is eternal. The apostle aaya that the mission nf Christ ii to ‘destroy the works of the devil.' Truth destroy* falsity and error, for light and darkness cannot dwell together Eltrtn piaytr* have wan the U. In seating capacity and a m S. amateur golf championship age, Belmont ParV: is the world's two or more times. largest horse ihci? track. Legal Notice Dr. Henry McLaulin Optometrist 113 Magnolia Ave. Phone 51: Legal Notice NOTICE 18 HFIUCPV o n KN !*,,! the RjaM of Counlv Commls-' m of iSemteol* County, FloilH, will receive hid* «( tti» M-rl: , OKI . i„ the Court lion., nt Sanford, „ t/iUr than f o’clock l‘ l Amti.i Tth, t»Sn on the tell .-tin* T « n truck*—If*h a n il c h S t ilr t with mini inum <;'<>*- v, hi vie nf l*,*ne lh. duel i,xi .it,..i, ,,,,| tUtilpped as follow . 7 S «‘jn . |n |,|*- if,** n,v front S o«/H) . in |dv d-.al tlt». .... fear. S ruble y a r d hydia-.lle d um n h<Hi>t apaad rear a-.I, Bidder In Accept In trade J—•* 8:00 P. M. Evening Service Oui evening service Is informal and designed for all ages. The pas­ tor will speak. All are welcome to each of th<- services. During the summer months, the LAKE MARY COMMUNITY Mid-week prayer meeting will be CHURCH held Thursday, 8:00 P M The C. C. White, Minister guest sn’ Aker for this week will 10:00 A. M. Church School be the Rev Elmer SaMberg, Mis­ Classes for all age* sionary appointee to Slam. Worship Everybody •* welcome CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Westminister Fellowship 6:30 P.M Corner Ninth Street and Laurel Avenue S. L. Wstley, Pastor During the past three yeaia Rev. Crews has build a six room par­ IV. O. Slansell Sunday School sonage for the church and has Supt. 9:45 A. M. mnde many Improvements on the Sunday School Sermon by Pastor 11:00 A. M. church building. Theme, Heaven. By Not Paying Attention. B. T. U. 7:00 P. M. Union* for all age* Sermon bv Pastor 8:00 P. M. Tin: c h u r c h o r turn "Conic Thou With U» and We Will ZiiQ9 trim Avenue Do Thee Good" Rev. Joe C. Crews, Pastor Vacation Bible School Begins Sunday school begin* at 9:C Monday 8:30 A. M. filing all the A. M. Classes for all age*. Good spirit filled teachers, Joe Petty. Sunt. HOLY CROSS CHURCH Morning worship at 11:00 A. M( Episcopal) message |,y the pastor all mem­ Rev. II. l.ytOeton Zimmerman. ber* mo urged to lie present at B. D. Rector fid* service Summer Schedule service »l 3:00 P. 9:80 A M. Holy Eucharut and M.Kvangellstic Tbe Rev. Eugene Tinnlhmu, sermon. will bring the niesiige. An altar 9:30 A. M. Church School service will follow the message. The Revival I* still going forward H O W AR D Z IN K Q U A L IT Y FIRBT BAPTIST CHURCH In a great way. A special testi­ Park Avenue at Sixth Street mony sorvue Bat ui day evening at W. P. Ilrooka, r., Pastor 0:00 r M Alt Christians are a»k John L. Mfiler. Educational Dir. tlonal Guards. All member! lb "We've Saved A Place For You" thb areal PrsUe service. Friday Sunday School 9:46 A. M. evening at 8;00 P. M. thi *4t“ Bring Your Family to Biinday vice will be dedicated to Hie Na­ School "We have a place for every tional Guards. All fembera' In Seminole County Unit HI a invited Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. to attend llii* service Message John L. Miller Ttic*dnv evening prayer meet­ Tialning Union 6:45 P. M. ing *1 8:00 P. M * A Union for every age. Story Missionary setvlce at 8:00 P.W. hour for rhlldien under 9 years of Thursday evening. V. L. B. Bglrage. vire, Friday evening *t 8:00 P.W Evening Worship 8:00 P. M. A Program for alt youhg P*°W*Jack K. Morrison, Manager Message— Jonit L. Miller The Church string hand W l Wednesday Evening Service 8:00 furnish the music and the public.U P. M. . Invited to attend all the*! services. "Building Air-Cooled m o d e l t r n c k a w h l .h c a n l- r «,, sp e v te d S ln n d a y . J u l y n h h e l i . . tl i o 'c lo c k A SI, and 5 lock I’ M P ld * w i l l he ope re d d llt ln k the r e s u la r m e a t In ,: » il« l f .o .u .i t , t,« The Regisliation Books fot Seminole County will he open in the office of the Eupeivifor located in the base­ ment of the Court House beginning Yuced;«y, Aug 1 through Balm day, Oct. f. 1950 to icgistci those who failed to rp-rc«i<tor during January. February or March of this year. All th» se who hav* ’'lunged their residence, their name or hnvp hsd snv other • lung*' in registration .-dolus since re-iegistcnng in 1950, oru r»'quii«*l by Law to icpurt (in per sent to the office during the time the hooks nrr open and have the change properly tccorded un the Registration Books. held Amutl Sth, hralnnlnt at 10 o clock A M Pate of drllv,rv *tMr*nt»,i! l*rl.« firm ur.tll delivery The Heard reeerves the HitVt t.s reject any md all hid- end to «... tept tile Offer Itiei d,-m to h, r t lh* best Interest of the Counti J r. Mod.i:f.LAND Chairman or »at,| Hoard Allesl o p Herndon ct.rk Lour inn A. Messenger Supervisor of Registration Nuihint: Down Nothing Down One Slop Remodeling Service ^ Jli Slo. To Pay ESTIMATES (y V E N ON M A TE R IA L OR FLOOR MATS COMPLETE JOB-F.H.A. TITLE 1 LOANS Will cnnldr you Iti: Uppuiifl, teinof, build ftildilionn! rnnm. g»rngt», bieereway, jmrt'h, or repair and remodel SEAT C0VERS-CUSH10NS Successful Growers Use REGISTRATION NOTICE U N I T E D E U A 4D E R T O PHONIC 7UI Nothing Down Not htng Down 30 Alt*. To Pk> FIRST PRESBYTERIAN The Sacramento (Calif.) ] CHURCH tional Wildlife Refuge Is * P Rev. Augue G. Mrlnnla, ular wintering ground tor' ge B. IK Pastor 9:46 A. M.—Church School 11:00 A. M.— Morning Worship— 8*rmon by Mr- Melnnl* 7:00 P. M.— Youth Fellowship Pioneer Fellowship 8:00 P. M.— Evening Worship-Bermon by Mr. Melnnis Special Music for Sunday Morn lng— Solo: ’ If With All Y°ur Heart*" by Stanfty Brumley Special Musk for Bundsy Evenlng— Quartet: "O Come To My Heart otd Jesus" by Carolne McYOUR H IA R IN O a W M Innls, Stanley Brumley, Mary Ann t I R V IC I c i n t i r j M Rohlayer and Angus Melnnis. HEARING FIC0 BRAND INSECTICIDES p o p !. a Orlando Winter Haven SANFORD DEALER CHASE AND COMPANY Mlller-Ulshnp Co. V NOTICE A t ten o ’clock on Thursday morning, August 10, 1950 the Seminole County Board o f Public Instruction will receive sealed bids on Alteration# and Additions to Lyman School. Longwood-AIttnonle. Seminole County, Florida. Plans and specifications can be obtained from Architect Elton J. Mongbton at the Sanford Atlantic National Bank Building on deposit o f Ten Dollars. The Bid must be accompanied by a cashier’s or certified check in the sum o f five, per rent o f the bid. The Board reserve* the right to reject any or all bids. BOARD OF PUBLIC; INSTRUCTION FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA L. E. Jordan, Chairman T. W. Lawton, Superintendent NOTICE A t alaven o'clock on Thursday morning, August 10, 1950, the Board of Public Instruction will receive seal­ ed bids on two sixty passenger school buses, bodies Rad ckaaiK Bids on body spa chassis must be siper* ato bids. Bids must M Rccnmpsntad by a check In the •inn of five percent of the bid. [cations may be taiiied from the County at the Court Houee, Sen- ^ Sanford Company ID Lt. Park Ava., tP T JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES Get KB KB11 BATTKIIIES fm SI else h Building— Room 2:25 AM, hearing, aide her* at huine Watchtower Sunday 4:00 P M. In th is case A FEW SIZES STILL ON HAND the ey« doe* not t?l! 4v e ry in this intranet?. N o,thing—nol .* ■, ‘y. Our Amazing Prices Still Prevail On Following Sizes PASSENGER TIRES TRUCK TIRES 1000x20 900*20 820x20 750x20 8 I 700x20 10 I 700x20 8 I 700x18 8 I 750x18 8 I 750x16 8 I 450x20 500x19 550x18 650x16 760x16 600x15 650x15 710x15 700x15 760x15 820x15 EXTRA SPECIAL! T U B E CLOSEOUT 600x16 S2.49. e• • /* »■ „ ■. . QTH ER SIZES A T M ILA R M A R K O O W N 8 for you rod T, amt w j’rc drli*ili(^d lo help you Jo mo. Rven when vot* watch a Ro\U- ’lour HttitiL iliulet wonts you to know about K'ja L'MASH'H lif thand—w hms you to ilrivr it, try it, led il out. ** \I True, if tell* von RnAhMAATfiR i* smart. Il te*U you It’ # big (l ahow*. if you watch closely, dial this bmwny beauty ride* level and unpet tin bed even when roadroiighnes« has its wheels fairly dancing. A glance may even indicate how much lolling com fort thete is here — what wide open freedom pa«*eogera and driver know it\ this gay traveler. MA8IBR settle dow n to n loug steep pull and ctest flit top going nwoy. how can i* id l y n u whit! th rill j’nttt spirit* gel from such n h ilitv r And whal can it say of llm lift that’* yum* traveling in a heauty ilmt cal dies all eye*, swivel* passing heads, maiks yon by il* very line' ns iravding in a* fine n car u? any man can ask for? It d oe'ii’( cov.r a cent to mtautie such a irttti. It can Jo n lot om urd opening yont eyrn to the tluy’s liigltrsl standard of iiiv*-cir fed flini finc-cur Hctioti—uut to men* lion "w hy pay m o re?" pi ices. How about seeing your dealet r./bt atrayP R u t how can I he eye tell you how you feel Imiclitug off the great pow er I Intl’ ii under this broad bonnet? How ran it reveal the silken, •wifl-motinliiig surge of oil-cush­ ioned lake-off-smooth) silky, tinS rovn-wjir - broken, n* Dynallow Drive wot ka its nvili"? I. AMS»ht* a ro nzrnosT TUt mggti hrnt anJ (tl >?’« fSa ( t ,l * n o l # , f ) ) « * ) i e . r f . c > a i l j ban «?• I*f.-IAaMy HpIniJblt. IV crt>- h fcami.’* 141 pmI i i *•?*••* —4 BRM1NOLE CQUN[TY BOARD OF PUBLIC . * , • INSTRUCTION * *: ■ ' t. , a • T. W, Lawton, Superintendent I*. EL Jordan, Chairman AUTHORIZED I SANFORD, FLA. 210 MAGNOLIA AVE 96R B. FIRST STREET J PHONE 1054 �♦r-TT-.* W -:. FRIDAY JULY 21, 1950 T H * SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, F L O M W On War Censorship K a l i l i N M la IN N • F a b lu li N II mII? M r e a i M la r tfa r When the nation Income* involved in war, however limited, the question o f censorship inevitably nrises. W ith­ in the United State the Department o f Defense has taken Borne steps to reduce the amount o f information about mili­ tary preparation and movements given to the press. A t the scene o f fighting in Korea no overt censorship was imposed at the outset and no rules were laid down by which correspondents could Judge which information should Im? published and which should not. The command said it did nut want to censor news lest that give rise to charges that the truth wns not being told, and at ono point General Douglas MncArthur was quoted as telling the press to take on Itself the Job o f censoring and leave the Arm y free to fig h t A t the same time the command decreed that only male correspondents should remain In Korea and has held over the hends o f all the threat o f banishment for any whose stories transgress military proprieties. In the main censorship is deeply offensive to the Am er­ ican press. Y et It is recognized that military information Is one o f the weapons o f war, and newspapermen are tom between their professional urge to tell the whole story and their desire to give the military' forces whutever protection they need. War correspondents are not necessarily military experts; even those who mny be such do not have at their disposal the necessary full information to judge whether a given piece o f knowledge could safely lie published or should be withheld lest it aid the enemy. Thci.e are grave handicaps for a corn-"* r soonsiblllty o f reporting a war in which the lives o f his countrymen may be jeopardized by what he writes. The responsibility for deciding whnt information should be withheld seems hern to rest properly with the m ilitary command. • nmmAmy 111 M nanH Ia A v v a a t 1> . l a i i r N as s s r s a l rla s s m a llr r .» H a b n TT. I l i a , a l Hie Past Of flee at l a a f a N , H s r l f a , uatfer tk# A r t . - » C i f e f m a mi M areb X lata. 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That fellow who voted against it mutt have felt pretty much like a. minority group.______ Greece hat offered to fumith the Unite*) Naliont til DC-3 traniport ’plane* with crewt aboard to help in the fighting in Korea. Our hunch it they better keep them at borne. They may need them in the next week or two. General Eitenhower advitet •* gainst the ute of the A-bomb in Korea. Thal't good enough for ut. And when'the time comet to ute it, we think the decision thould be made by the Preiident upon the advice of men like Eitenhowei who know what they are talking about. •»,< Governor Warren explain! why lie accepted $150,000 from a Jack* tonville dog track operator, in vio­ lation of a ttate law. I juit didn’t JKW know a thing in the world about it, the Governor tayt. "I could hardly V keep up with my tpeeking engage* menu and had no part in handling (lie financial part of my campaign," 41 he addt.: Hit subsequent appoint* menu apd other iketr would teem to imlicixlt,;boWever. that he,knew who hit friends were. j. Out, in Glendale, Call I., an 80 yrar old motorist driving through a residential 'district was suddenly •linefeed file’ other d*y by a her* ( terk . hone, which, completely * riderless, ran head on into the car, climbed up on thr hood, knocked in the windtliiehl. and then jump­ ed oVer the top, The octogenarian, claiming it was hit firti experience I‘ ■ ■ M j f S m h r ,■!»«»• Milled condition o( world nffairs. , •J ' V (T. i , 'r j • , . Complete and lolxl mobilization in die United Statei it the only answer to the present world situation, it the way Rep. George Smatheri. . Florida's new senator -designate, ,»eej It. “We are in a struggle lor survival’, he said in the House oi Representatives yesterday. "Evept citiren should Ire placed equally in that struggle with no t|trcial pri­ vileges and no special profits for any or any group during this ef­ fort.*4 Most Americans, he added Would gladly accept total mobiliu* * ^tl°n at a sacrifice for peace. ' Mobilization t W»e Sanford Herald i Senator Claude ( You instinc1, lively trust Joe Stalin) Pepper , t commends President Truman for j his resistance to Communist aggrgalion. "The President's speech was a courageous an d comprehensive • ..review of the ekuatlon." says f t Florida's Senator. "He is giving ficent leadership to the nx* end to tin free world in sneet_ tUe evil aggressor. If we do ot stand up now for freedom end teedence. whet see do leter be toe little ead too Ute." ut you're e little Ute elft CUude, but e« see eheeys belter Ute thee never. Keeping- Them Alive A high mortality rate among important business exe­ cutives is causing great concern umong the firms employing them. Methods o f keeping Huch men In good shape fo r work and at the name time lengthening their life span are being tried out by several clinics. One which sugar-coats the process is under way ut a well-known resort hotel in West Virginia. Kxominntions are given by u stuff o f resident physicians who are considered experts in their respective lines. The medical regimen oc­ cupies tlie mornings only, thu afternoons being left free for golf, riding, or forms o f relaxation. N ot only are older men tnking advantages o f this system, but muny firms ure sending promising young workers whom they consider |>ohsible executive material. Thu clinic determines whether or not these candidates have the necessary stamina for big jobs. This method o f conserving whut appears to tie the na­ tion’s best business brains is regarded as an important form o f conservation. Forests, rivers, soil and metals are vital to our continued prosperity. But without the men who understand them and their uses, full benefit could not be obtained from them. Profit And Loss The word '‘loss’* has unpleasant connotations nnd is seldom mentioned In connection with new business enter­ prises. Experienced business people know, however, thnt possible losses should always be taken into account bv< no­ vices in the business world. Bud hick in the form o f depressions, fires or floods may wipe out profits. Over-expansion is nnother evil which sometimes overtakes beginners, who in the first flush o f success are convinced that more orders, more employees and a larger plant will automatically bring larger profits. Tills is often not the case. A business which is content to be small in volume with a low overhead can often ride !!!««uj,j u , H which swamps a larger ortraniration. n tncHc - Ain these ways and many oth others, a business can meet with 'u failure. Taking this possibility into account nt thu outset in i ‘ in success. T r. . Triple Execution County Gambling tO M tlm tM rea m m ItkMlaiM r m ( Deal out to the warden. Four minute* later ha wa* nr»nounced dead. Claude Simi of Autauga countv. the youngeat of the three, wa* 'he •erond to die. . ! " £ e,,n «n r. 1949, hr killed John Hardy, a Birmingham nirrhl watchman In an attempted ml.irnry. Him* wept quietly at hi* clem• » « . bearing Wodnenday when Wllllnm McCall, assistant circuit •ollfltor, told Oovernor Jamaa E. Folsom that the 20-year-old Negro confessed he ahot thr watchman three time* end beat him «>n the head when he cried for mercy. When guard* Bought to lead him to the death chamber, 81m* pulled Mnd enld defiantly. " ! can wnlkl" He remained ellent when the guard* aaked him If he wanted to make a laet-mlnute statement A t 12)26 A .If. ha was bound In tha chair. A t 11)80 two doctorannounced that ha was dead. Joe Keith. Jr„ died for beatlmr two other Negro** to death two years ago. The beetinga were "unbellovably brutal." tha Oovernor we* told when the ti-yeer-old hitler appealed for clemency earlier tlda wee*. The victims were n woman •0 y **te bid and her aon-ln-law. "The Lord giveth and. the Lord Uheth aweyr Keith said after h» r*** om| rlciin up hi* own hack yard flra» “ I told him I would If I kn»«where the places were," said Mr. Odham. -h was then that ho pointed out this gambling place to nrr. * The four said they vlslto-* the house, located the width of e street front the Orange Count•• lino UK) yards off Highway 17-01. on Tuesday night. Harmon assented he saw about 50 person* “ who were playing an1' continued to play" whlla ha and Odhum talked to the proprietor*. Hu said tha gambling devices consisted of a wheel and a board operated by five white men. wh< took beta and paid off on odd* of HO to I on "lucky numbers.” Th’ game was callad "Cuba.” A, hearing was scheduled for Wednesday afternoon by State's Attorney Murray Overstreet ad-' A bsL State's Attorney Hubart Greegs. However, issuance of th* w*„r.r*nt* "»•«!• It unnecessary, Sheriff P.A. Mero of Bamlnol* County said yesterday ha did not know tha place existed. The warrant* were turned nve<was strapped to the chair at litST Three minute* later he was dead He lived in Limestone countv. execution, on Her. 29. 1940. M < aall*a»* r n a r e a r P ar) price*, they should Im- rolled lurk to the level of June 25 -<he date the North Korenns marched. Disturbed over the prljo sit­ uation, the Administration >vni re­ ported to be preparing -» report designed to convince the public there I* no need to fear a food shortage. It will he mn-Je public Saturday night. Senate-llouse Atomic Commit­ tee members will meet with Sec­ retary of Defense Johnson r.nd a representative of the Joint Chlefa of Staff next week to review th« nation’* atomic program. Senator McMahon (D-Conni chairman of the committee, made the announcement after a closed meeting of the group today. IP said the exact date for the sea-fon had not been fixed. Ily all signs, tax increases de­ finitely are in prospect. Lawmak­ ers are demanding action to taki the profit* out of the Korean war The recommendation for a lax hike came from the Senate-llousn Economic Committee. It took tht unanimous stand that the rounltv should try to put ita Korean war coats on n pay-as-you-go basis. Chairman OrMahont>y, Democra­ tic Senator from Wyoming, • said the committee diacutsed no fieurea hut that he feels earh Indi­ vidual’s tax hill should be boosted 10 per cent at once. The committee view was that taxes should he in­ creased, on both corporations and individuals. The economic committee does not handle tax legislation, hut haa general advisory duty on all eco­ nomic matters. Presidential Secretary Charles Rosa gave reporters this informa­ tion on prospective presidential messages to Congress: The detailed request for m-v. appropriation* will go to the Can itol soon. Mr. Truman snld We I net-day ho would ask llO.OqO.Obd,000 more for the Armed ServiceThe President probably will send up next Wednesday his mld’eur economic report, revised to ■ring it up to dote in the light of the Korean conflict. U is yet indefinite when '.he message on tuxes will he ready. The President lias said he will ask suhstnntlul increases. One Administration leader at the Capitol told reporters it may be nct'cssnry to seek price enntrc»i unless prices quickly stop their rapid rise. Meanwhile ihr Senate Armed Services Committee reversed itself and decided to give government workers found to be "bad security risks" the right of appeal to the C ivil. Service Commission. An Individual winning truth an appaal would not neceasarlly got his same Job hack, but could nptd' for a similar position in nmitjuagency. Tha action came after a shmexchange between Senatty Mur--(B-Ore) am) Felix Larkin, gen cral counsel for th* Depurtnrk-ri' of Defense, v Morse'told the Defense Attor­ ney hr was asking "arbitral powers'' that "are utt-Amerbun" He objected to Larkin’* request thnt the Secretary of Dofeure.t.r other agency head* he allowed tmake a fltml llnding, without out­ side appeal,'aa to worker* -vh.r arc "bml security risks.” “ We now have that power, air'. Larkin snapped. "Wel|, you are not eolnr •- f tu Starr. Harper wa* report*.1 to hu living Irf Winter I'a ('ark an 1 Rockwell at the Lamar Hotel They were Identified as foimet operators of the Seminole Club which wa* closed In June, 'Bill, after an attempted holdup of the place ended in killing of one ban­ dit and the wounding of anothei. Odham attacked gambling Mon­ day In a speech Iwfore the Jaycec here. He called for a removal i f Sheriff Sullivan of Dade Countv and Sheriff Clark of Bruwatd County, and urged the enforce­ ment of gambling Jawa. Korean W a r ,< HttitiHM r m r*a* nwi the 24th Division was described at lulling the Communist advance alter the (all early Friday oi the derailed rail and highway junc­ tion city of Taejon. boldiera and airmen reporta af­ ter the bitter battle said the Reds used four tanka with American white-star markings in sneak at­ tacks. All four were knocked out, two each by the infantry and air force. United Statea Negro Troops drove North Korean Communists out of Yechon and occupied that rail and highway city. B was the firat slaahle American ground victory In the Korean War. The Negro doughboys captured Yechon after a 16-hour battle which began yesterday afternoon and ended shortly after dawn today. Our casualties were light. The extent of enemy losses was unknown. Yechon Is 60 miles northeast of Taejon and 65 miles north of Taegu. (iicneral MacArthur'a Friday kfternoon communique had said i.ne regiment of the South Korean capital division counter-attacked ind retook Yechon from the Com­ munists. It la not clear from this story whether the South Koreans again lost the city and It was .etaken again by the U. S. Negro soldiers.) Today at Yechon was a far diffeient story from the past few <iark days when gallant hut out­ numbered 24th Division soldier* Uttled the surging Red* farth­ er west aa United Nation* Forces traded space for time. Superior numbers of Commun­ ist tanka, Infantrymen and guer­ rillas won blatlng Taejon early yeaterday after two day* of. Jince and costly attack. Hut that victory cost them at irast 12 tanka— all knocked out br the Gl’a new 5.6 inch rocket launcher—and other* damaged. IjiU? yesterday afternoon, they had failed to launch an expected attack on atrong new U. S. de­ fense position* In hill* four mile* southeast of Taejon. Ap­ parently, said Associated Prea* correspondent William R. Moore Irum a command post In Korea, (hu Reds "are without tanka now" and are awaiting naw arm- i r. In the morning leas than 12 hour* after the former U. S. headquarters city was given up American artillery was trained •>a mountain* where bands of itrds were reported Infiltrating. Presumably, the Reds were be­ ginning to repeat their familiar pattern: strike around the flank of th* American front at supiwrtlng positions In the rear iiowuver, Moore reported, no new Red attack had been launchid by lata afternoon. It Will Ube time he aald, foi th* Reds to bring In new amor. Tha Americans destroyed bridges, tunnels, rail llnas and highways as thev withdrew. And the Far East Air Forces, in communique, Indicated new tanks may require some time getting to the Taejon an*. It raid a 60 ton B-29 bombing of Seoul Sunday had damaged rail yard* and lines so heavily aa to “ prevent rail movements to tha southern battle ttnea foj^ppme this withdrawal. Al­ lied naval guns'^lastroyad the Common!it communlcattions cen­ ter of Yongdok on th* east coast. 26 mllaa north of tha beachhead established Wednesday by the First Cavalry Division (mechanised). Progress of tho First Cavalry and the Twenty Fifth Infantry Divisions— which Undid earlier General MarArthur said thr loss of Taejon ha* "no special significance" from tho military point of view. Advanced Ameri­ can Headquarters and the provi­ sional government u f South Korea had moved ft uni the city several days ago. The new U. S. front on higher ground is a better location for fighting a delaying action, MacArthur said in a communique. The United Nations commander said “ heavy ifiltration tactics by guemallaa who outflanked the American Army units, and ro» ordinaling infuntry-lank ussuits forced th* withdrawal.*' A spokesman at Eighth Army headquarters in Korea suid the withdrawal was "pliinned and not a precipitous flight." Yongdok was destroyed bygunfire from two cruisers, ono American and one British. It was knocked out Wednesday evening and night- Vice Admiral diaries T. Joy. commander of naval force* in the Far East, said the rruiseis' guns started large fires in the Red-occupied town with smoke still visible from the ships ut­ ter 12 hours. Yongdok may Im- un objective of the First Cavalry division. Bad weather humpereil Allied air action, but morn than luo sorties were flown. U. S. F-80 jeta shot down two Yak-1) fight­ er* near Taejon. Three Bed plunes were knocked down there yes­ terday. forth in thr application*. Repayment installment* bc7in ilx muniltv sltvi tin l"un i:. ob­ tained. A maximum of J5.IKMJ mav I-* borrowed each year but individual .tudents cannot borrow mine than 7500 per year. Former Governor Caldwell set aside $25,000 from a dauini’ c uit settlement with Collier’* niagu^ xine last year to set up the fund. A. D. ROSIER Moscow Report iC a a lla w * r»s » e * i, Dialrlliitlor u a r) tinned American intervention T Korea." For Johns—Manville Products • Aauhall Shinglrs • A*be*tim Shinglrs • Roll Roofing* • Rock Wool Rulin' • Aabentua Flexboard • Insulating Board* • Kuor Coatings • Corrugated Transit* • Asphalt Tile Floors j tifv Ah Conditioned § WEATHER! Door* Open 12:15 I'.M. Dali; BARGAIN MATINRE1 35c 1:00 To 6:00 I*. M. CHILDREN FREE! Children Under 12 Yr». Ad­ mitted Free With I'urrntx Anytime Except Saturday K Sunday. L A S T TIM ES T O D A Y ! ftspig SATURDAY O NLY! DOUBLE FEATURE •R o c* S X c flN f°RDc 4 l oOuU;lcC Pi ®\J RIO F.IKHI RI DF-I Ct tv r t THLATKC LAST TIMES TO N IG H T mmmm' * *c USEDTRUCKVALUES CHEVRO LET 2 T O N H E A V Y GAINESVILLE. July 21—</TrThe State Board of Control today approved re/ulation.- for the Milliard F. Caldwell scholarship loan fund to Floridu A. und M College for negroe*. Under the trim* of the loan fund applicants must he Negro graduates of n Florida high schoo* Need* of a loan and character und a ademir reference* must lie set BKBI.IN'. July 21—UP)--Tli'' Itussians appeared todnv to h*> putting on a “ good behavior" front In'Berlin for this week's Communist rally. Iielng attended by high Cominform mernbet* froi far und wide. Allied and West Gernisn t.ffi rials noted: 1. Autobahn traffic ut Helm►tedt is being let through to Ber­ lin und toward the weit ut u stepped'op pure. Slow-down tortics imposed luat week have been stopped. 2. Kust German official* u gr-i today on a ''l»«wie for discussion'' with West Berlin on resumption of electric power, cut off Julv 1 .‘I. The Bu«*iun* notified the air safety renter in udvunee of fight­ er plane flights lietween Dullgow und Brunilenliurg, over the westera edeges of Berlin Inst night \ Lately some flights have been ob­ served that were not posted in the four-power center. Meanwhile the Socialist Unitv Governor Wurren (Communist) I’nrtv sully entered <C**tlaa»* aTra» !•*■» iia.r its eonnd duv without UIIV r|ti had been going oil In Bimrnril nnd to the purpose behind Die visit of Dade county 'and Hus Inin Tor the highest-ranking Comrnuni«ts years and yeur*." ever to vi*it Berlin. However, he declart'd the sheriff The delegates troni the Comitiif Broward county 'should not be form countries uttcuded the party the fall guy." caucus this murning only u* nbChancey said the U. S. denote ■••rvers. The East Berlin controll­ Committee 'atcuped fui beyond it* ed pres* concentrated its atten­ powera” at the Miuml hearing tion on tin? German party activi­ and had no authority to ‘under tut- ties without hinting ut any majoi' to expose privute Individuals or 1conclave on international quvs public officers" who the commit, Dons such as the Korcun war or tee believed wure ‘direct in then- the thorny Yugoslav Tito prohibit) The Cominform members ure duties." virtually inaccessible, guarded by MIAMI, July 21—(/Vi —Tux e Kant German "People* Police" avaslon cases are living "ruHheu" they move fror,. hotel to partv against six past or preser.t law- en meeting* anil hark. The East government msde fan­ foiremgnt officers in this area Internal Keven ^ investigator fare out of the official opening of the firat postwar steel furreported today. 4 JJ. Brown, chief of the Intel p:i' pare in Brandenburg at the SicRevenue Intelligence Office, aid mcns-Marlln plant. Official* reeach failed to list correc'lv their purled to the naity raliv the fur­ nace would pour out steel "for incomes. Brown said ail -ix ware i-uh peace." The capacity was not disclosed poonaed to te before lli'Direii'more furnaces ate to he fauver Senutc i rune prvl\ ..<<»< ■ tiuilt,: iqii)|i(rr for ^niltistry Frit rnittee a week ago, and Iws net' HelliMann said,' wlUi the last one ually took the stand.ii:) being activated Dee. 21, Btalin'. Qurationing 'jtJ ‘dfi^ftoi v fau; var (D-Tenn) disclosed that In­ ternal revenue agents were lhv*«. tigating Inuoma U « return I >r Sheriff Walter Clark of llrow-sr' (D**tiu*a rtmm f a n o*«> county, whom Governor , Wui i« • said he would *u*pe::d toDnv. alia * volunteer army to Mrve in Ko­ sheriff James 'A. Tdlllvhn of Dade rea, .LA* ohoerved thorn was “ not n word of truth” In this story county. ' ' • n- •• • from beciraring to and. Announcing response* to his FORT LAUDKItDAI Julv 2* ct[H to nxtiitn’a, Li# listed n hoi—(JF)— The Governor’ir. ooruniltl''' ltal bnte,6ffer from Sweden, an In Broward county "Voi.l, it yroolt* mliulance from Denmark, ahiptry to agree on a ,-Ucrt- .ir for plng tonnage from Norway, on Sheriff Walter Clark if a-kwt t armed sloop from France anu six make a recommendation. transport plxnea nnd crews from The request will have '• i o w Greece. from Governor Fuller Wsrren The Philipplnea announced it The committee ha* nut vat h~ will allow volunteers to join any notlfled of the »uspen'i>n of t1' U. N. force. Peru, Argentina ana sheriff. Brasil matured him they will any The three-uinn ..onimitte** vied ’ ualatanc* possible ana nra pre­ meet with state Senator n -«•-■* |F. iau for , v, «direct , .n , MHa., pared consultations Leaird and aulimit its recuntmend-' with the the_ unified commands—that command l», the U. S. government. ation direct to the Gn«-— •- DON’T MISS THESE W E H A V E F O U R 1947 S c h o la r fltlip r Fund Is Approved ■lure. have it long If 1 have anything to do about it," Mora* shouted aa he pounded the table. "W * are fighting a war to protect the rights of the individual." — » If* Lite Z ln ciw l Swingle*! . . Hingiest Mimical HU in Yoaral Co-starring Vidor Matur* Plus: A GOOD CARTOON SATURDAY ONLY B IO D O UBLE F E A T U R E — B A R G A IN raxuaitai<a "U L T U R E % RAIIEIt" On The Same I'rogram Primitive Fury! Emotions' A . V o H jO O '/ , • s f i a t UX$T^ Qa n o y»V. SOMtl lt« Ittfl, t , b -w.YfA joiiss) sHirritiD —I'lut— Serial—"Batman With Robin" Cartoon—"Please To Rat You" SUNDAY A M ONDAY HBBtttwan, g .r iw o g in PROGRAM STARRtTT D U T Y TR U CK S E Q UIPPED jW IT H 826x20 10 P L Y TIRES 2 SPEED A X L E S Trwmeo eefes fer 10 this w e*k-w a« not reported N c iJ T O Dcneral MacArthur a (.omnium- 1 ° lOu*9ia On Same P ro g ra m -A Good Cartoon P lug "CONGO BILL"»»Chapter 14 : B U N D A Y -M O N D A Y ! TH ESE TRUCK8 A R E C O M PLE T E LY RECONDITIONED B Y O U R E X PE R T M ECH ANICS N O W SH O W IN G ! ! S m ttn m iH S u o tw f l a n OOTDOOB SH O W IN G ! v RAN FORD'S FIRST SHOWING I tAW FORD .7 *. ‘W * ’ - ’.T YOUR GUN" 1 •. ■ »* -C O O L AS ■ H A V IM 1 WfiNl: ■ ' » 'ir y i i �o FRIDAY JULY 31t* 1930 S o c ia l THE SANFORD HERAT-D. SANFORD. FI.ORIDA And P e rs o n a l A c tiv itie s .elephone 148 Social Calendar Picnic Is Enjoyed By Christian Group The Christian Women’* Fellow­ Huston FRIDAY „ „ Babcock will leave Sunn„i* Under thu sponsorship of Be­ ship of the First Christian j . „ vvr«ltv am,nn,i : r Church met Monday evening at ta Sigma Phi sorority the rcJuErnL * " nf coptioniat at the Fcrnahl-l.uuKh- the home of Mr*. O. D. Land re**, summer school. tot. Memorial Hospital will Im> and a picnic supper was enjoy­ Mrs. Harry M. Huffman. Mir* ed on trie lovely ground* of her e r ^ lf hI..oZLnn Nell Williamii will lie the rcci-p- home. Mr*. George Roland was ■J F Fernald-Laughton Memorial IlospiUl where she underwent an tiunitt Suturdny und Mr*. P. M. co-ho*te*R. Mr*. O. D. Landress, retiring Gingles will be on Sunday. appendectomy on Sunday. president presided, and Mrs. J. MUMM Y R. Farrish gave a devotional The lietmlull Avenue Church Mr. and Mra. Malcolm Miller Circle will meet ut the Chapel scripture and talk on prayer. A of New Orleans are expected In budget of $402 and ten aims sug­ ol 2:00 P. M. Sanford soon to visit with her Association Sunday School gested by the executive commit­ mother, Mrs. F. S. Vernay. meeting will be held in the First tee were adopted by the fellow­ Baptist Church, Daytona Beach, ship. All were pleased by the Mra. James J. Jones and treasurer’s report for the en­ at 8:011 P. M. children Pat and Linda of Phil­ tire year. 'I UrlSI) VV are visiting her parents, As Mr*. Cecil Davis, state adelphia The Chapel Choir of the Fii*t Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Young of Baptist Church will hold r*.- president for the fellowship, was Lake Monroe. unable to do present, Mrs. O. T. Iienral at ft:4G P. M. Pearson, substituted in install­ WEDNESDAY* Mr, and Mrs. B. L. Perkins nod The Regular Prayer Meeting ing the new* officers, assisted by daughter, Marty, are spending Service of the First Baptist Mrs. Horton, Mrs. R. W. Cassube, several days in Miami, a* the Chuich will he in charge of the president, Mrs. R. G. Fox, Trea­ uests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard .Douglu* Jobe Junior Brotherhood. surer. Mrs. J. W. Knight, R. W. IB1 A. Circle Chairman, Mr*. M. H. Meeting starts at 8:00 I*. M. Tbe Training Union Executive Billingsley, Golden Rule Circle Mrs. John L. Clark and Mr*. Committee of the First Baptist Chairman. A1 Hunt are leaving Saturday The other officers are to be afternoon Chuich will hold their monthly for Washington D. C. meeting ut 0:00 P. M. after the Installed at a later date. a week, attending the Pil it With Mr*. Cassube as Chuir- for prayer meeting hour. ingman, plans were outlined for Club International Convention. T ill IIS DA Y Tile Association \V, M. U. the earning year and the follow­ Friends nf E. J. Routh will re­ meeting will !»■ held in the First ing department heads appointed: gret to learn that he ha* been Baptist Church, New Smyrna Mr*. Farris, worship; Mr*. Hor­ confined to Bay Pine* Veteran beginning ul 10:00 A, M. There ton, study; Mr*. Clause, service; Hospital, as a emetgency patient will he u covered dish luncheon. Mrs. Tisun, flowers, and Mrs. uf the surgical ward. The Douglas Julie Junior Bro­ Pelt us, communion. Those present were Mrs. R. W. therhood will hold their regulur Mis* Penrose Hutchinson has weekly meeting ut the First Hup. Cassube, Mrs. J. L. Horton, Mrs. returned from New Smyrna tist Church ut 7:20 P. M. All Harold King, Sirs. Grieme, Mrs. Beach where she has been for tiio W. C. Clause, Mrs. J. W. Knight, past few days us the guest uf members are urged to utteiul. Mrs. R .G. Fox, Mrs. W. R. Far­ ris, Mrs. Earl Evans, Mrs. O. Mrs. Norma Bivins. R. W. Ware Bible T. Pearson, Mrs. M. II. Billings­ Mrs. Hamlltun 8. Oven an i ley, Mrs. W. P. Yesley, Mrs. W. sons, Hamlltun and Randolph, Class Has Meeting C. Tison. Mr*. O. D. I.undress, will arrive Monday for a visit Mrs. George Rowland, Miss Su­ The It. W. Ware Bible Class san Williams, Mis* Jackie Row­ with Mr*. Oven’s mother, Mr*. W. J. Thigpen and Mis* Jana of the First Methodist 1Church land, und Donald Ray Evan*. Thigpen. *,.,£1 hud its regular meeting ut Mc­ Kinley Hail on Tuesday at 8:00 Mr. and Mrs. George D. Smith Fresco Thompson, director of P. M. Dodger*’ minor of Atlanta have returned to tin ir Mrs. It. U. Hutchinson gave the Brooklyn the devotional*, using as her league organization, was a mem­ home after a two weeks’ vaca­ theme, the power of prayer. In ber nf the Brooklyn infield In tion here and at Daytona Beach, While In Sanford they visit .>d Mrs. Hutrliinson’s talk, sha 1931 and 1932. with their parents, Mr. nnd Mrs staled thut much can lie accom­ G. W. L. Smith. plished through prayer us n group, aiui suggested that each The Notre Dame fencing term Friends or Mr. and Mr*. Court­ member of the class set aside has lost only one match in two a certain time each day In pray year*; the Irish completed the ney Soderldom will be interested for Clod's help for American 1950 season with n 10-0 reenrd to know that thev will celebrate their second wedding anniversary boys in Korea. Sunday, July 23. Mrs. Soderldom After the business session .it I* the former Mary Elisabeth which P. II. Wyatt, the cl.*** Hit). --------------------------------------------- — (--------president, presided, Mrs. Gretchen Crowell entertained the cl as* with amusing crayon sketching* of *otne nf (he members present. It wuh decided that the next meeting would be a picnic tuper on the lawn of Jlr. and Mrs. , W, Swain ut »M WFrt'Twen- PAGE The 1950 football season the ot.t for Rutger* vertlly. Misa Martha Chapman Becomes Bride Of John Alvin Kilpatrick In Church Ceremony *•- — 1■ In n beautiful setting of the ... . , ..... Fir.-t Methodist l lmi.li, Miss Mur " 1 ,l" ' ss “ f ►’ > *llk tha Chapman, daughter of Mr. V*l‘ h. hhie am-*sories, aad match, and Mr-. B. K. Chapman became ‘j.’ 1' I,M « ,r“ Kel " f «""K the Kiln...1 o ‘‘ of f Ttin*' * * » birde of f ....... Alvin | .» i* n VlVs Airs, Ruimlrick. “m niollii’r I, A l„ „ nf" wore a light blue importl • ' ' .•.lit.-sday « - r>, voilUi with r.lue and white p McKinley m . of,c r lin g ^ 1 hat. Ji E. „"rvessorie* and matching f The church was decorated w.th ... . ....> tnll baskets of while gladioluses and yellow mnllne Immediately following the cerewhite nston*. white chrywintho' mum und while ugupmithus Ulle*. mony. a reception was held at against „ background of fern McKinley Unit. Receiving the und palms, draped with white guests were Mr*. Blake Sawyer* wfln " rth b u W W id lo " ’taper* In >‘"d presiding over t he brld,’* . . , j ,|tl|,ril m|ded to hook was Mrs. Harold Heckencainuinnrn mioc. . . . . . . . . ............... the beauty ef the church a* did hurl,. Presiding ut the punch bmv| iprovn uf white I’ luiliiilii??* r* r*l;.» ^ i u, c Satchel* and greenery tied with white satm Mrs. R. \\. Herron served the greenery enke. Other* assisting were Mis* ribbon at the family pews Appleby. Miss Faye Wl! Prior l « the ceremony, Mrs. Nancy Miss Duncan Baker, and J. L. MeExvan, organist, render­ liams, ed a program of nuptial music, Miss Joan Dampier. The rooms were bountifully consisting of la-Murc's arrange­ decorated with palms, white ■>*ment of "Love's Old Sweet Sot’g turs. white chrysanthemums and by Malloy, "The Green Cathe­ white pompon asters were urdral' by Hahn and "At Dawn­ rauged in tall baskets through­ ing" l>\ ('adman. Roger Harri* out the room. The bride's table was lovely sang "1 Love You Truly" by with a three-tiered wedding Carrie Jacobs Bonds and B* - t ake where punch was also »erv cause" lie D’llmdelot. The tru- od from a crystal howl. ditional wedding marches were Following the reception the used und during the exchange « f couple left for a short weilding KilTo A Wild Hose" am trip., . For traveling, ,Mrs. tun.’ s■■ «* siihi | . . . | P a t r i c k won* a navy Iilue cn*po Ave Maria was softly played HUjt wj||, matching hat. Her ac­ hy Mrs. MeEwan. Dtiriug the ressuries were of egg shell white, benediction tin' couple knelt on Upon return from their trip, the eoup’e will muke their home at a white satin pillow, The bride, given in murrlnge the Speer Apartment. by her father, wme a gown " f impelled 'white oigamiv, apt’)'* t|ucd in a -eridl of white taffe­ ta from the left shoulder down to the helm of the circular skirt. The bride wore matching inil* made of tafetu and organdy. The loille's Idomle heuiily wa* en liunct'il by a rlo-e-filting cap of orgainly applh|m-<l in taffeta.- A fingertip veil of illusion fell from a coronet of organs blossom* and seed peatb She carried a arm hotapiet of white roses, li­ lies of the valley showered with white ■ tin -Irenirn-rs. Mi- Ihului i rimpinuii, sl*ie, ot tin bride, who el veil OS man! of honor w > gowned in u d(o lo that of the lilide, ehoosiug vellow organdy. Sill- carried a bnuuuvi of him dy<d rhrysnntli mom, I lu. dyed a-toi- and Ido. agapuntho l i l n front whvn1 fell blue N'ltin stieamer*. Performine the dotien as be ‘ mar, for Mi Kilpatrick was Wil­ liam Kilpatrick. brother of the groom. Tie usher- were Laurier Beard, ltohhy Jones. Bob K’ 1- 1 Patrick, nnd George Chapman. Mr-. Chapman, rmdher of the bride. wu> gowned in an alter- CA M P MOCCASINS in on B APTIST CONVENTION — ^Hom^^made •' ieiT c t ^ , *,nd eke was served to the following Air. und Mr*. J. J. Carver, Mr. and Mr*. I\ H. Wyatt, Mr. und Mrs. A. E. Moran, Mr. and Mr*. W. W. Tyn, -Mr. *nd Mr*. C. F.. Ctmrpenlng, Mr. und Mr*. It. U. Hutchison, Mr, K. W. Ware, Mr*. L. M. Swain, Mr*. J. N. Axzurello, Mrs. Grrtrhe,, Cro­ well, Mis* Normiu Norwood, Shhley Tyre, Betty Bryan and Billy Tyre. CHRISTIAN SERVICE There will he classes on thu "Cooperation for a Christian Community" being sponsored by the Woman’s Society of Chriit<• c. -vi •• nf the First Methodist Church Monday, Tuasday, Wed­ nesday of this week ana Mon­ day, Tuesday anil Wednesday of the following week. These Ho Hies will begin at 3:1)0 P. M. in tha Methodist Church and uveryune is cordially Invited to attend. Thera will be dramatisation, group, discuss! ms pud topic discussions at these nineting. — SANDALS Ko&i&n. M C R O R Y S JULY BARGAINS 5 - 10 - 25c S T O R E CAM I* OF THANKS I with to express ray thank* to the staff of Fernald-Laughton Memorial Hospital and to the at­ tending physician* during mv husband’* confinement there. I would like further to thank the mcmhem of Campbell -JLosalmr Poit 03, American Lettlea, the Carpenter’* Local and our many friends fur their kind help in our time uf need. Mr*. Carl Lundarren and BoCrt ; •• , J Arfv I.ADIKS’ HAYDN DHIOSSIOS L A DUOS’ HAYDN CHIOI'K S M I'S Hires I i to 52 2-77 I.AD IKS' N YLO N A N D HA Y DN I ' A N T Y (HH DI.IO 98c I.ADIKS’ (iAIIAHDIN 10 SHOUTS Sidid Colors I. A DUOS’ H A Y D N S M I'S 98y l»r. 84l L A DUOS’ in to A DCLO TH HLOUSIOS W i l l I 10YI5LI0T HUM MISSKS' G A IIA K DINK SHOUTS Solid Color* 98* By BENNETT CERF--------------- 89^* Pr* O NE of Harvey Stone's neighbor.-, has u ton whore heud, un­ fortunately, is twice the sdzr it should be. Hearties': cl a: ,mates Invented so many offensive nicknames for him that finally he refused lo go to school. His mother sought to icassure him. "Your head's no bigger than any nf the other kids," she told him. "In fact, you’re the handsomest boy in the school. Now just you cheer up and go round to the grocery store and bting home five dozen bottles nf glngcrale." "I got nothing to carry them in," complained the boy. "Nonsense," said the mother sharply. , ‘ Use your cap!" • • When H. V. Kaltenborn. whose radio pinnminrrmrnl* sometimes sound like the Voice of Doom, was managing editor of u Brooklyn newspaper hie point of view embraced far less territory. In fai t, hr I kept a aign on his desk which piunipted reporters on his stall. I "AIw*y« remember that a dogfight in Brooklyn is itiure Important ■ than a revolution in China." | ■ osmriffM. itee. i , a»*»»o c*n. pumsuiH v, ki»« rm u n a,sSk*« PIECE GOODS I’iiati'ls ami dark colored liruadcltilh SPECIAL SALE JACKETED S U N D R E S S — Comet in gray-striped chambrsy by a New York designer. Match­ ing self-belted bolero with wide lapels and cap aleeves la almost hip-length. (tf. Y. D rtu IntUlult M «f# j PLAY SHOES (T IIL D H K N ’S ( A D A N A SU ITS 39ta yd. Pique and Guhardine | .5 9 t»a . :i'i In I vds. Hay on and Sheer lire** Lengths 2 .9 8 on. ('(IT T A G K Cl H TAINS J'LASTIC W INDOW SH AD ES Plsid nnd Floral Designs 37" wide 98‘ i>r. J. HAPPY IMItTfinAY Happy Birthday, Sunday, July SU, Courtney Soderldom. *3.89 CLEVELAND, ltd, 21 ■IV The Eighth World llapti-t Con gress opr ii- here tomorrow nM> i noon with a parade of perhnti ’ti •Seven men,tiers of the 11150 0(1(1 persons. Notre Dame baseball team were I.K A T H K R from New York. New Jcr-i-v, The Congress, held r u e (v Michigan und Ohio had tour years, is convened hv tin V. Alliance, a group ef more th • *'■ members each. independent demon iim'limr’ o * "■ '* * 3 .9 8 gnnixatiuns. At least 5,000 clergymen ar ■ peeled to lake part in the on o Dr. II. K. Kin# along with Id hand-. (Inr i f t'Cliiriiprarlor hand.- will mine from New b > • • Halt. At. Nat. Ilk. Bldg. for th- march, which the P I'll 1752 or 17Mi have named the “ Parade ut I' . and Freeiioiii." N t ’ iYI A N D X IIA Y 5 W EAR After the puiade the m • m Phoae I3X1-J. : i * m i »*. r m » r lion will meet at Clevclnir' '• Try and Stop Me t . eipal Stadium to see en-tlimed ,epii 'illative- of do countries and to hear a choir of .‘I.IIIMI. PLASTIC SUGAR FIzUM .MEN’S SI'OHT SH IR TS TREKS I'aalcl colored Arelale Rayon 49c ea. | .9 8 JUST BORN! IIORSMAN WASHABLE! S PO R T C A PS Of I'aslel Aretale 79c BABY I)OLI-«S Rayon eu. 2.98 OR. C. L. PfiR tftN ? Optometrist . BYB8 EXAIHNBD GLASSES f i r r « D l l « S. Palmrito A * . PLANT SALE CASTIE Jewelry - Diamonds B ap alis Gift* literate soar us «. m at. h. um CROTONS 59c LAR G E SIZE |.39 Wf»$ - - -.*■/**, - *- a. ^ Hites 34 to 44 HIBISCUS Double and Single .... |.49 W a tc h - • •. sfori'Jiin .-. M E N 'S A T H L E T I C S H IR T S 3 for 97c IVTCRORYS I* , HI M ‘ . jitA ^ i r �0 tw t Orlando Sens Defeat Sanford Giants, 7-4 Manager Levy Regis­ Sou ?!ipaw ing W ay to Top te rs Protest With Umpire McKcnny: Ray Trava H o m e r s i he Sanford Gianti lost a pro.til game lo tjie Oilando Srnalori 1**1 night at Muncipal Ball Park. 7-4. Sanford Manager Ld Levy book­ ed the protett with Umpire McKin­ ney when the latter called Man­ ager Cal Eimet tale when he ap­ parently left the hate path in an eflort to icore in the fourth frame Three Sanford pitcher* trekked to the mound in an rffmt to Hop th* Sent. Callahan, the tlatler, wa* yanked in favor of Jim Sing­ leton aflet hulling five inning*. Heutel wat called on in the seventh and blanked the Sent the real nl the way. a A N v o b n w ifr fe A fA - kkW idM *. foU H U ftA Clubhouse AP By PRANK ECK Naaaleaturea 1-porta Hal Newhouter. Detroit’* ace southpaw, aaya Vernon Stephens of the Roaton Red Sox la tough­ er to pitch against than Joe DiMaggie. "Joea a tough h i t t e r , all light," aaya the rangy veteran i<f 28 who ha* won Kid game* In the laat aix seasons. "You don't “trike him nut too often. But 1 think Stephens laa tougher hitter against me than Joe Stephen* h*» a short left field fence in Doston’a Fenway Park. "Lou Boudreau (Cleveland manager) la tough, *o I* Al Kozar of the White Boa, Since lioaar broke Into the league hr hat been difficult for me. T think mv ball tnurt look good to him,” Korar’* two-year mark i* only 7 o r me F tP S T /r leAtw e WlFS we#s over tee FAPtESS peps The local.. Inability to hit in the clutch ptovrd lo he their down­ fall. Iwice in the contett the Giant* loaded the tack* with one out and failed to produce a run. Orlando Roy Travn Music d a CLfFF CHAMBERS. PtrrmouRaN i t * 26 reARs sin ce A Pi r a t e so uth pa w »syt 2 a /w/iBuR c o o p e r ) a w p o w iy s r /g h t /e g SAVE POMP t r GtWCE, s o u r s paw , < *or 3 FA6T * r A R r ra tV A R O F t 9 2 0 '* M goal mrw 3 o * , rM e p/RATea F / R 9 T B VICTORIES DAYTONA BEACH. Julv 21(Special* — Intcresr* Is running high in the fourth All Slates Handicap which hlpblighta the elrv*-n-rare program Saturday nlgt. The entry box at the Voluslt srnntr track la being stuffed «uh tha names of persons anxious t o blanket.the winning greyhound. And den1We •an a glil two Urea from Wamble Barrie* Station, Or­ ange and Palmetto. The fir*! baudlean win won by Denied re pteientlng Florida, and the em­ end br Rockrt Roller ato repre­ senting the Peninsula -State. Last week Trim Trick won for New Jersey. A tbrllReg h*i’tb*r and a|«tnl speed dual la assured In tonight's lentutt ninth rsc- when Alzam and Sherrylaue, two aer.sntlonnl litter mate*, go to the port. These ylung greyhound* the offspring of Srillr noodlne, A local -tar In 18, Just recently arrived from Jackson­ ville wl’ h *lx c**- r brotherr and alaleu, and they Immediately *taitcd scoring victories agamt yaw* of ' ’ •do*** r»u|ntv'* awiftefc! runner*. E. Rmtsaelle I* the cwnt i •nain won H r r.g.i.n rac:r Wotlnetdav, while Rh*rrylnnr ha* fin­ ished i*o«nd In twu features, and hoM the dletlnctlno <>r Imvlnp .,ntfwited the famed Jiffy Jet. These two ycmiig streuka of lightning will he In fast.company tonight foi lompetlng against them will hr Teton, Vail Reiremhar, flrunil Big*, Eager fishy. Mom's Kng, and Thought. Tki^*i*r*»t in«v rate a* the fa­ vorite for he beat Rlieirylane in g thrilling Inst-minute Jrlvp in .Wgiineaday'a feature. Pager Baby also merits heavy support for she ha, i-on two feature* recpntv, and belong* In the trnall and select group of greyhound* that have heater. Jiffy Jet A pack o f fast Vo, r nlcdanre run ncr* are alated for tonight'* tenth race over the beach course, inrluded are Pretty Pirl. Black Nan, Hugh Herbert and Rockc*l Chief. The Neutral Corner BttgUtoti p o o 0 0 0 •»Tedf*oo 1 0 0 0 0 llfutei P 1 0 <1 o 2 Totnl* :>2 4 7 27 10 k—Strifck out for Rlngleion In Mr. Geurge Kern, uf Suttford, m e n t l y apjtrtiHclteil the 8th. . NC Rtul nuked If we’d help him drum u(> Interest In * h— Filed nut for Tomnk In 7th. ©Hand .............. 030 130 000— 7nemi-pn* foolbnll tenni nim pom l o f men from Smiford mtd B khford.............. 120 000 100-4 E— MIrande/ Kereilca, Slroeck- (he RurroumliiiK wiburbs. ir, Lak* RHK*- l-el'yi Brmar 2, Mr. Keen didn’ t mention the w^inht division he had In Crtttenddn. Murphy, 81 meeker, Trava, Bartnaa 'Purler. Jacknn. 2B mind, hut he did nuy that any man who had In provloua —Krmer. I.eVy HR*— Trava. HU— tihftdiitrlnn 2. Nrvllle. Miranda. years piayetl on high school, college, or aandlot ball clubs DP— Poelkar, Chaddeiton and would In* eligible to make the starting eleven. The fd*vv. U ' l . - Orlando 8: Sauf<*rd ..-PB—off Tiavafii Calhdian 4; lenm would meet other squads from Orlando, Kissimmee, Singleton J. HO— by Trava U ; Plant City, SI, Cloud, etc. Uniforms for the Individual Callaban 8: Heutel i- lliin — la l players could, Mr. Keen suggested, be purchased by separ­ ahan 8 'u 44 2-3 IiimIiib*. 7 run*! llrgUtnn 1 In I 1-?. 0 Winner— ate business firm s in the city. Kach uniform they bought Ttava; Ijwer-Ollrthau. I t — Mr- would have their particular name lettered on the front of Kinney up«l Hl<*n«. T 2:1*8. *V at 11 IS *!t II in Ht Augustine |, at 17 in |n 41 II IS at I ’e la t k a 1* I S n e s n l t s V e s te rd a r O r ls n d o S a n fo r d , L e e s lu ir a *. O a ln e s v lI U 1 l b l J n -1 | . P a y t o n * H e sn h I 81. A u t T u it ln i I I . P a l a l k a II I n n in g * ) . ♦ la w -a Taday S a n fo r d a l O rla n d o . P a y t o n s (te a c h a* P e l j i n r l t .e e s t .u r a *1 O e ln e a r ille P a l a l k a a t At A t ia o it in s . r Fi, s ir III 17* g f* 117 lit (J * e H E R A LD Want A di the Jerseys. Fat rteenita "One or two practice sesplons each week should t>e enough to keep the tesm In trim," he eald. M «(h 4 Sm iIIi As for the money proposition, Mr. Keen hastened to assure us thrtl It would lie non-profit venture, The players would split proceeds gained from each game. Mr. Keen hinted that it might even lie possible to obtain the use of Sanford’s prqpoped n^w Municipal Stadium on Sunday a f­ ternoons to pisy the games. Team 5 A 1 in\«l. LK ttilK W HI lx.nl* 4* (Iciatno P h ila d e lp h ia II IT ('hlc-aacN-w York »« 17 ftrunkirn Jl t il |, Pei. It ,*T» 1} 1« HI .H I (I l« 4*1 .44* |« Ml c'lnrlntiall I* II Its Ptlfahccrgk It *» |7» M r.n lla V n l r n l a r plltylitirah 10, Philadelphia 4. Cincinnati t-4. Ilrn o k lrn I - % New York II. fit tx>uf* J Rnalnn at > '* lr * a n eppd. r a ln li ♦iamea Today New Vnrk a* HI. Lout. m ig h t) — H »arn I I I ) nr Kennedy i l - l i va HInlev l * . 7). Ilcnnklyn al Cln cln nall— tine M 1 -H va Helinveler c» In.. [Inetcin nl C h icago— Haln 111-4, va Hunt) PI,Madelphla al P lltaijnrgli ccilghi. -Ilnhert* ( 10 - i i va Q i i h i i |l-7 ) Team U I K I t lt I N neimlr I.K.Srrt K « I. ss l« Naa lurk Cleveland Buetnci AVnuMnirf on fl «1 4S H tliliMini U Pal. sr.r II Sll 15 S*« I* ,Sr 44 ,4tfi SI 411 Ht Lout* nn f*r. |&i rtiiift'ietitiiK tv r.7 . u ; Itr«ti!tit ?4if#hl(ir llovtoti *, Detroit A (It Inn lngt) 3, I*tii1n4#1pi|i4pi f (J I lit nlri|[B> rhlcti«n Bt’ Wifhlnglrtn rilfit (Only kbmt»i* Onin»n T miIjo (l.ircU i n . Iliiflnnri (^ t. ( filfitso rM l’hll,»‘lr|pHt • Milrhf) I'lrn r (A-to va, <4-l3» j Coach Bill Jeffrey'* *ie-eer • mtlcd up Penn State’s onlv unbeaten recortl durlng,^hfl |f)4tl -DO sports year*. - SATURDAY SANFORD VS. DELAND NEWLY Decora tail, fomlahed rag* apt., adult*, close in. AT AUCTION, fl P.M. Friday nit* MAID, fjond pay. Phone lESl-W^ at Farmer* Market. 2 High EXPERIENCED Yelp. A p p t ] grade mala hogs, 2 Bred Oullts, Lajtov’?_I)Mig 8tn ________ 7 Shoal*, wt. 60 lha. each, I 6 ROOM tHifiiniis>)f d downiUlra BABY BITTER, dayor night. R*. Shoat 90 lb*. apt. Available Aug. 1 1700 MagIlnhip pi’rson Phone ?70.\V jrolja ._____ ^ ' u W H*K W ANTKO ■ROOM Apartment unPtrnUhed. electric . het water heater ana -tnPe.. newlv <le-nrated. Ph. 708 3th A U -|h«tr‘ lie____________ ALL TYPES <tf Bulldozer Work. Reasonable Rates—Free Esti­ mate*. Carpenter A Gracey, Phone 1393 M or 808-J._______ SAVE MttNKY nn fme* watch and dock repairing. Fellow* Romp Rhon. 1700 Hanford Av*. LaU n BUy I;i my nonta. Roia Lae Danlals, 703 Cypres* Are. AWNMOWER8 Sharpened, cycle* repaired, Lock A work. Prompt Service. H, flhumen. 810 E. 4th St. rRAOTOR WORK. Phnna 1«7-J ROBERT A. WH.M tMB, Realtor NEW FLOOR8 surface# to parfaction- Old*floor* made Ukr now. Finishing, clcnelnr A wax­ ing. Portable power plant 88 ^ reara. axparlaac* to BamlaoU County, H. V. Glaaton, Lake CUy property f*»r Ran (o f I nm flANFOnD H ERALD Off. FT. INTERNATIONAL OTOMILLER— Make your eoll lamator Frorrcr. Juat Ilk* <IMW* UMIIUWI, flump U1GK| come allva wltfc ravolutlonarv rw, S months old, 1100.00 dlopower compo*Ur. Prepare aaed muck, fill dirt, shall and -lay K b ia s il • 9«ft wpuiit. Phone 178#.________ ; by load or Job. ConUct H. R. bed In to one operation. Efficient Efflclant Inexpensive; T J , Deringer, C ibstod, and asaoclataa, 109 U. tr a E D O FEEDH: Complete tin# Mew* York Ave„ DeLend. Pit it, Boar Lake, Lockhart. ^ Wgw* * Tw twin F»ed fl*w* , 46B or 281-W .________________ Wa liolh ln*e -vlicii ,ou don’t bring your tireacrlptlnAa lo LANKY’R. 14 FT, FLAT bottom boat tvl** Din't alntmer thru the auramor H iinp * * utility trailer. Priced to’ tell a* WAKE FRESH I WORK PRESS! STAY FRESH! SWAh fttHh406 E. 4th Rl Gena'a Texaco Blrtlo Mitchell room air conditioner Wa Ruy, Ball or Trad* moat "The World'* Finest" anythlnr A— ABTin.Eft WANTKI1—fi Bale or Rent For Information Phone 12(0 ♦ WE BUY, BKI.L A TRADE used furnttura.1 Wllton-Maler Furnl* v-dnn(ch tUfrtgcration Berrlce^ I r -g|4 r, t«t Phorto srjt Mm mug BonUnal, Or­ lando Evening Buy. Call Rqjph UdUSTA, Ma., uly f l - t f l r - >ps la respoosibU for alaval ir present rate In opr mores ich It can never hop* to* ree< hsn that oartaln aomothing w RCIIKDI'I.FB BOUT TIPI J..* KO. N Y. J'd - 2 l-'T h —The twice postponed N B A lienvyweight title flv!it hotweau F.r/ard Charles and Fieddie Be. phf'i'f 1a i»r» ‘'t'ftin for thw niiTbt of Tiirednv, Aug. Ifi. a » New Vnrk OtlfrhM-—(lriiy (10 I ) v* ItANilll M I C). Hf. I i>«Ml f* iif RQkthH IttllrlK I — t in t * tali ( f e l l va Iw iM in r io Y iU in l #i WriAhtnit'in (n ln h O - * ttEldWir'Ioti kf.lIrMe. No. sport opcaiwa.this barrage today. In profeasional circles you spe more o fjt, and you ape It a little bit rawer But It's there in college fields also, and lit high school fields, and ye, eV^n nn the aandjote. What’s t© I That’s hard, If i gibla something that always remainsd un Poore of Ftnier, P* ; flrjwn lo*l In a fellow townsman, Charlie Bevllle, I up on 2b. and Struck wa* nosed out bv Mason Kidolph of f ‘lnrk»vil|e, Tenn., I up on IP. Big Donald pMplhighoff of Or­ lando wa* Impressive In n third round 8-2 vrtnrv over Merritt •fan im of laiulsvlllr. Kv. Edward M< rr'rn, the Mississippi State nrmitcur champ from Manilan, looked good os hr dnihbed Key h qenitva. F i t . _______ 1RLRT6 LORE •_ JAYTONA ORACH, July 2 - —Dnti Allan'* alngla m lha th inning acnratl ll«y Dunna m aecoml Ian1 wllh what l>rnv(o ba tha winning run a* Da- . Take tha case, of ihe Beatown sportswriter who par* w t j l 1®,*?* grandstand to hear just praasuro performance worthy lia Albania football days enablo il i h€ wr,tST ™3»»dad aa hla ■a. Mind, now, the writer was no Charlie Boswall to keep th# A M heard out there in tki itindi arkan Mind golf title S W O * ,[ In d » rlt* « t h X a r t id e Story oil thg m af the Boston Rad Bow slugger. To quote his own ( I nirer heard filth tdssed about ao tndlscrlminataly worked as a dock reporter for over five years." the Fourth Annual Ooh’ttial Invita­ tional golf tournament to hit lint of title*. Hatvlo War A. Jr, led 31 other top amateur* Into match play to* dav after crabbing medaliyt honor* >v.trti'ov with a 88-hole 1 LAMS FRONTJoin .Ideal* horn * aBw*. B*thlne lw»nh on *and bottqnt lake. r*vsd road. Utilltie* avaWehle I > * I M hi Conntry, C'uh B* Mnn Several 5(* fe*t What ever happened to the old English Eton yell of, "Good game; w«ll plgyed?" Whst ovor becam of Fr«nk Merrlwcli? Whore died thst phrsse; "The gam# for the game's fcake?'f Tskt* the case of a top notch broken field runner who carried the adjective just a little too far when applying it to his leg. The awlvel hipped demon may have just sprinted and twisted his w - f o r 80 yards against ferocious opposi­ tion before the accitent occurred, but as he la carried past the stands and, out o f the gamo hoots, jeers, yells, and as­ sorted catcalls o f downright vicious origin cut through the air and decend.upon hW head. "He's a bum." If he's mar­ i second unit *S four run rally ried, "hla wife :lp two-timing,” If he's got bids, "They're the third Vlltamea. who rrlirv- Idiots and malform ed,"PeU' Nlrnll* thn M BtaiUr \ — --------- In ,• a'Ul W :• * * Ahlrd with tw oaway, got the run Truly, the fan who yells today is after blood. Nothing fitn Olrasnrr, Who rficvr# Budd/ Young b* the aocond with on» out, more, nothing teas. He'a there tp bury Ceasar and that's tho end uf 1t. Tributes far a. (alien athlete rate far down, tyae charged with the In** kahn. if not entirely off, his select vocabulary. Tert.ot o, N. C-, *et out to Bimev 141 LAKE HARNEY Lar*4 Lake Front Late with nat­ ural sand beteh. Ahtn 6 «rre traek* of good |*nd. lake prlvllagat. A.A. Jan*, nwner South Shore of L<ke Harney, p. O. Gene Btraaen, 20 when he won Anyone Interested in playing semi-pro ball can drop the PGA championship In 1923, a liqe to th* NC and we’ll see it's forewArded. Is the ymmgtit golfer aver to * Jacob* of Montebello, Calif., 4*3., Meanwhile, In Tenix., an omxtenr golfing •tyliat from n s football etar Pro Wee Reean, Dodger ahurlnow with the Mnp am) field captain, la th* Yanks, had o lorn* member o f the 1041 nenantrheumatic fc- winnlng Bnioklyn team still with the* club. Charle* A. (Rip) Engle I* the leinperial Hanover, the highe.t first nmi-alumnuK to coach foot­ ball at Penn State ainca Hugo priced harness hone ever o> go Bezdnk retired In 1920. through an auction ring, o**t 172,000 an a yearling laat fall. Tenn State’s 1980 football cap lain, Owen Dougherty, was an The Now York Yankee* hit all- around schoolboy athlete in for a train average of .319 dur­ Dtmmnre, Pa. ing the 11*30 season. i harlie Boswell F Lonint aTATK i.t m ir r Team O rts n d o D e ljin d H ,t)'(n n » P e s e h O a ln n s v llt e K A N F n rttl t ^ e - b iir g Pro and collage end Sam Tamhuro. New York football childhood siege of TWO OR rSEM TWICE/ P \CI(KRH WIN I.ECRMURfi. July 21 The Utfcuiirg Pnrktr* n gii,ue w inning all mV for the Ualnesvllle /{-Men here laat nigh! Winning ■) to 14. (toy Crosi hflil the H-Men In cheek' until the ninth whan aOrt two were nut C u e mine In to Mop the 0-Men rtlly. i, Cooper and Brtwrtet were he ,klg punt for the Oaln*«IHe club •Citing three for four apiece each pitting a double. For Ihe Packer* Mills with thrae for four, one he(ng A do ible. .mo Clift with a bl« •IncU In th* first Inning drling In two nine _dld tha big atlck Y o u n g Orlandoan Said I m p r e s s i v e In Golf T o u r n e v 11-R ace ProgrAtti Is S c h e d u l e d For Volusia Dog Track MERCHANDISE Exctwage. wj PstB-LtregtucK-H«p»liM W W A I I I spL Bw elaga, qeaU o m a U. No ckildrOp or peU. 91 BLINDS BULLDOSING, Land a* iW) Phone tiaS-J. M M iD N jT B LUGGAO* PRACTICALLY VENETIAN N Y— Dept. FAQ-440-Y 'RNCRb wnltreaa wanted IBL i w v OIIIC* WOflir— tlcaL bahh-kaaptng or Mtltrni' t« te lliM F. M. Goad f#r vsparMcad' irtrl,to aatrn aigarr. Auaky to A IJ lU M O b l tUYING A CART . Befors �n .Av n u r m two ■ t m M J iv t m r n tT ftM tn e iv g n p p pi n m n t Colored News . .... Sr l-OUIBE Eo s t k r , By LOUISE FOSTER ff I B S T SHILOII M. D. CHURCH The doors nf Prist Shiloh Mis­ sionary Baptist Church opened on last Sundav nt U:4f> A. M. with Sunday School under the lemleiAliip of Supt. A. Knox and tench •rn. The subject of Urc lesson taught was "Ruth, A Symbol of Family Famll Loyalty". Tho Icsioii wnx taught ught for 20 minutes nnd rcvleded hy Supt. Knox. ^ 11:00 A. M. Morning Win ship -Which was opened with devotion •jpy Mr. Black nnd Choir No. One pouring out through eongs such beautiful harmony which seemed to lighten every once soul. Fol­ lowing these lioniitiful wings which pared an avenue for the well pre­ pared sermon, (lev. Bar net the pas,or se-nre-l nt his best. Every­ one left rsplritnr.ilv revived. 0:00 l'. M , B. Y P I*, wns held with j ’ restdeiil I> one., arid Teachers presiding. 7 Oil P M. Evening Wot jh lp . Choir s’ .mrhor lino rendered Eth* music- The evening nioarage was delivered by Rev James llnryl». The weekly activities arc as followa: Tuesday night— Prayer meeting and Rlble Class. Wednesday night— The Prayer Band will hold Its weekly meet Ing. Thursday night— The Junior and Benlor Home Mission will have their meeting. Of Friday night - 6:00 P M. Rehear ■al of Junior Choir. 7:30 P. M .Behearsal of Senior Choir. Saturday night— The Pastor Aid Board No. One will have Social In the basement. The public la cordially Invited. Vsltora present on last Sunday were: Mrs, Daisy Kinerd, member of 6t. John Baptist Church. Mrs. Grant and Mr*. Dixon nf Bishop^.yille, S. C. Vlaltori are alweys ^welcome to worahlp at--First ShilohM. B. Chtrch. fUv. . B. Barnes, Pastor ■Mrs Dorothy M. Roundtree, re­ porter._____________________ 1 SERVICES HELD A T ALLEN CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH Service* were exeellehl nt A l­ len Chapel A. M. K. with Rev J. A. Roll,neon presiding over the aorives. Friday night the confer­ ence opened with the junior choir rendering the inualc. All hoard* and orgnnlrntlons mntle their full reports. Rev. Jessie Drown, pas­ tor of Ml. Zion A. M. E. Church, DeLand, gave the pastor, officer* and members encouraging remarks on the newly erected auditorium. Sunday services began at 11:00 A. M. with the presiding rider de­ livering the message. Subject "Blessing* nnd Ilow to get them". Vlaitlng minister present was Rev. A. W. McCloud. Evening worship began 7:30 P. M. The presdlng Elder delivered the message from the Text. "To Him That Overcometh Will Inherit All Things,' Subject, "Life Struggles nnd Its Reward". After the messnge the open door was presented Miss Elmira Seipio was received. You are tilway* welcome to wor­ ship h! Allen Chapel A M. E. Church. Rev. A. C. Chnnler. psslor Miss A. W. Wright, reporter. HOY SCOUTS CAMPS AT CAMP W ILLIAM E. HOWARD llnppy and exciting days are here ngnln. Ear out on the hills of Uamp Willlnm K. Howard will be seen tent* pitrhed. boys in uni­ forms, hoys on hikes. Camping be­ gan Sunday, July 16th, and will run through July 30 During these three weeks every Roy Scout is I’XpoclrH to enjoy the line life of leal scouting. Ur.dcr n very efficient staff * most" interesting damnnstrntUui area Is set up. In this area the boys are taught tent pitching fue building, wood cutlng, cooking, enmping ciaft. handling of sharp* Instruments such as sharpening of axes, etc. At the close of each days' routine n camp fire la had w hftf prop rum* of various kiiuu and discussion* arc had. Another Interesting fcatuie is that nf the methnd used for swim­ ming, such as; buddy system where each hoy enters the watt i with hit buddy and every 16 min utea these hoys are checked by the blowing of the whistle at which time alt hand* arc held up. This assures the saftly of each boy who has entered the water. Not the least but there la also a religious program, dally devolinns, in dividual Bible study and mediation. Therefore the twelfth point of the Scout 1»w—*'A Seoul L Reverent . . tie Is faithful In Ills religious ilutes" ■ • Is properly safeguarded and emphasised, Hy lhe way. you have Heard 'o f The Its sic Seven, which mean* the way to eat and what to eat "Very day. Well that la what tha bova at Can.., William E Howard are .re­ ceiving every dav and may 1 B've ton a U p should you not have C r d . ! this f-od Is heirtg iprrpsrfd by a very « f f Idetit hnO • xpcricnced cook, Mr*. Lillian (U P ) Tucker. Encournge your hov hy visiting I Legal Notice .w ni and *ceihg the progress they are making. They are conN O T I C R O K A P F I . i r A T l O K K O I! arhur. of what they ran do hut T A X IIK K II thev r-e desirlous for mother, dad i i m . tar.ie at i w n n o t ic f is i i b k f .d t q i v r n . and friends to sea ‘ hem do UT h a t C l i f f o r d « p o ln so rt A n n ie Visit some of their camp f raa that r P p a ln . h is w if e ( lie h o ld e r of M ir are held after dust dark, they are F o llo w in g c e r t i f i c a t e h a s f ile d s a id Interesting. Make a mjm Jm *" r e r t l f l r a l * f o r ■ la x d e ad to he la SUSd t h r r r o n . T h e c e r t i f i c a t e m in t- yourself to follow the little trial o a r a n d y e a r o f Is a u a n c a . t h e d e ­ to Camp William E. Howard. s c r ip t io n n f M is p r o p e r t y , a n d Mia n a m e In w h ic h It w a a aaaaassrt a r a a s f o ll o w s : C e r t I M e a t* V o . 41 T s a r o f la a u a n r * J u l y t , A .D . I M S . I)aacrlp M .> n n f P r o p e r t y : h e l I B ik ) . T r K T h a T o w n of S a n f o r d P la t H o o k I I ’a a s a «* to i t ft l i t . t i l . I l k I K * 1 IT . a a a s sa e d f tu b y L t s S m ith . A l l o f si SNOW'S RESTAURANT c l o s e s FOR nEMODELINO All during the months when on* really wanted to relax and en­ joy a well prepared home cooked moal Snow's Restaurant located oh West Thirteenth Street was the place. Snow's restaurtnt Is owned ba redeemed end operated by Wesley and Wil­ proparty da- lie Wright, brother*, who for the peat two years have seen that the >K\ 0611 ‘ at S j a n l s r in" th a ” m o n th _ , lt ie ^ w h lr h It ths Tth day • _ Z .1 e rk C i r c u it C 'o u rtj B s m ln o l* e b u n t r . <aaW V* - Loffal Notice x n n rn Tl>r f o l l o u l n i t I n ho ili* TiTurupfiry ntid i*ini‘l«lMt fir HemtOnti” OjlTht?* f o r the- i i n it .vem* be«to ntnr Ouiohor *•«». ru,n mui endlnn MIIWSlO ' l " . thirteenth Street, th oniighlci of Mrs. fle&sie llnwkiu ami the Ini,- Mi. A.D. Hiwkln r l o j " l“ " ‘ tending the Children * Hllde Mission Camp at Pohokeev where Mans ka. „ Ulltled tor two summers ami ho Honor Student. to the appetite. Snow appiei-iatcs yhur patron take and mge every one to look forward to the sea­ son opening. Hcptcmbi'r Srtth. 11.M. |nrhml vr, H» nmdr ,hv ( hi* H o * i d o f t'miurj* (w f il .minn!ftfi«*r« o f Nnlii r m i n t r ni n 11*i t ' »ilnr AdJ»nirf»of| Moot I nit lielil Jtilv IlH li l*»M» T h e vnld Knit mat on will l*e* rnn jkidrrrd nnd ac te d ur'*n. tha Rudfftf n d o p trd n nd th e m ltl.ie** N*»t f o r th a flNcnl re n t envolriK tl a !tr|t‘iln r Ale-, firm fcal'l H o a rd to ho h e ld Ml the ConrI Ifouke In Sanford FI or lldj. the umtal |>1nre of m c r iln r a f •aid Hoard, on A ur h r I n th . IfS H at lit m * i: A, M Henernl l l n e n a p I n ml ^a la rle e o f County CntnirtieitlonerM f Halnry <Merk nf th* Hoard o f r o i i n t y f'nrnml«»lnfi*'re and Co un ty A toll tor S ala ry nf Stt|n*ri l » o f o f lU-Mlnt ration S h e r if f f o r uMviMlInff Hoard .... Ha'l a|y Ct11«Itty S«*t vine O f f i c e r and ••* peti imfa ;if. ii* i»»V s HHRK A Nit IH Kit I,— By Cnhr Rrporler— 319-1 1,noise II. Poster At Ihe Kei mild-1 nnghlon Memto Tai oiiiil Hospital Tuesday morning, I 321 .t'ommlealottft U iPM iir found Elder Elmore llionsni, Im­ 32f» CommleaIonn to Ta * Cm1leu t ii r proving after having had a very Hrjuilra to Court wrak day Monday. Being my policy 211 I tonne to visit all the wants, to my sill 2(1 1 J a n i t o r Sciv|«*> prise there was Nurse Smith 2 (1 *2 Id R h le . f u r l m id w a te r Tooley and Mrs. Jminnab Moon.1 IriMurniiue confined l,«,I |Mlt doing nicely, 211 21 I t In c t ilr n t a lv and very cheerful, 1 Impiirrd H I JtX|teiu«* of uleullon* A refflifritiltin about Mrs, Sldilt'v Refer mid .Ills. H I Ad vet (|nInk re* Ilortense Field* Henderson, not ■I III red hy Law knowing they bail been pci milled ■H* -l I.eKttl Her k It on and expeheeN to leave, hut reports were given 1*4*1 1Hum and ( in me Hint (hey too are lining nice d M % r til ii ii expKiineN of ly- No iloiiht you Imvp heard by now that Mrs. Henderson gave birth to a fine hov. Ilnveo t hem I hi* in lin e as yet hut no ilmild lie is being railed "Husti’i II", I* Ihst true Mr. and Mis, Hgiiderann .’ Round and about the neithboi hood friends nrc happy to learn that Mr*. Kiln llrndfoid K. Sixth Slice: the n.other of Mrs. Mary Jenkins nnd Mr«. Kstella Johnson, nlso Mr*- Ida Wiley, 6IM1 block San ford Avenue, me Improving nice­ ly. Both Mrs. Bindford and Mrs. H'llev nre faithful nirinboih of St." Paul Baptist Church. Reports are coming in dally of th* gradual improvement of Mr. Prevo Clark who mrl with a serious automobile accident a few weeks ago. Mrs. Elvee Clark, the wife of Mr. Clark, has In-en con­ stantly nt his bed aide all doing Ills most serious horns. HU I wo sisters Veo nnd Rrrjp fiom New York are here visiting him. It U lovely to note that Mrs Lula Scdrn 1* out aonin and Seen lh her regular routine of insm t ore work, Mra. Rose Ekhelliergci aa been going to and fro to Win­ ter Park to lie at the bedald* of her slsfer Miss Oaiihten who has confined for a few days in the hospital hut Is now nut ami doln^ nicely. __ Wesley Wriirhl known U all of us a* "Snow" report* Hmt hi* mother Mrs. Mmgniel Wright. 1114 W. Eleventh Street, U con­ fined to bed but Improving nicely Mrs. Wrlghl la the mother of Wesley and Willie Wright nwi.ei nnd operator* of "Snow's Restau­ rant". After having rejoiced Wed nesday In seeing llttlo “ Parnells" known In all as "Pam", the little four year old daughter of Mr. am' Mr*. Charles Merrill. Sanford Avenue, home after a few week confinement at the Orange Mem ttrlal Hospital In Orlando and hav­ ing been able as all thought lo re turn home Wednesday. News i mmThursday of her sudden Illness WMntSday night and she I* now confined t o Ferna!d-Louehlon Memorial Hospital. Sympathy In abundance goes out to Mr. «nn Mr*. Merltt *nd grandmother. Mrs- Delsy Brown, with all hopes that mtlaPxiH will soon he way on tha road to full recovery and hotne her little sister Patricio Charles, also among for atl that I have perhaps other* I , or their llllneM a recovery and ni*v •to ramain chearlul 2HS* I>HIn Iy I'oilimlH nI (i II era Oenernl HtnUorieiv, htanke, euppllua, et»* I H euord Mitnlot 271 F u r n it u r e a n d ?0 111 a ts .121 32S a it 3*1 .’til R2 ii.1 lurra Court tliiUHo Total appropriation* It ever vu for Contln(funduH Judge ........ . Ill H *n rv SPORT SPOT A . H lm p ao n Ownar f - lli* f - 'i SUMMER- Fu n d .... 119 in s a U i y o f F r o h a ilo n O f f ic e r ................... H tiU r y of J a il e r c r e r k «»f c i r c u i t C u l ir t . fe e * an d 111 C o u n t| roB t*..... Ju d ffa , fe e * Hi 111 m J u n l Ic e s o f Yve a ca ( fee* a n d c o iita S h e r if f , fe e * a n d r n *d»« C o n a la h le a , f e t a an d c ile t * ............ 127 C o u n t y I ’ ro R e e u lIn n A t t o r n e y , c o n v ic t Ion fe e * 121*1 U lltirH H fn«** H I - 2 J u r o r * fe e * ....... . !2 t U t lie r e xp e riR e * c r i ­ m in a l p r u fn r m ln n H N O ii «IMC? 111 w CONTINUES tMOLB W •III ii ,,, r*,, wwrvcw ow t m i a i i e a — tW --------------------- ' _ t e f t T h -h , i s>, ■>-atrlcs Davis lb* holdsr h i follow ing carllflralo ha* Bald esrtlflcaia far a tax d**d i teased thsrson. Ths rerllflret* .. M r and year o f Isauanca. the description or I ha property, sag tha — ----- — Tear . II (II KapsiiM* F re e l*ahnr «*» l . i t ) . 1941 .1m w .w 1 7 .5 0 Si i>>.» i !n >1 JARMANS .. ||A0 of TO&ttJNBS 1-b’i. al II i -* ■« ' tlf-l ... OHusry, *m "CORRECT MEN'S — i. - ----- T7/ Tr O.P-. a l V vs .' 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Blmpaon • Aaaoctataa” and th at w * Inland lo r t a ls la r aald n*m* pursuant to *h* tarma of th* V lntltloua Nams Statutna V>-wlti la e . 1*1.0* or Flo rid a Bta u ta . 1141 w ith th * C l* rh of th* Ctrcott Con of S*m ln ol* Co u nty, F lo rid a . I’ M lnin t* o f or tin dr v mill nil B|ii»cln! nntl n if r u Q ld Iiiorjr r nftevrid lln re s i fC^ h JuWc Therg — restful to Voltes is harsh? stvan that we .e r a a n a a g s O In b u s ln c n a at S a n fo r d , C o u n t' y , Krorlda. In Ihn Seminole Cor In n t la Bank Sanford Atl____ _Nailonsl ____ a y lt . IN MEMORTAM In memory of mv mother. Henrietta Field*, who expire lul 20. 1946. lione toil imt Inrtil Sal lye P V R Vdv Colored News >AT SCHOOL CONVEN­ TION TO CONVENE AT TRINJTT METHODIST c h u r c h . AjULY 11*10, 1950. The pastor, officers, members grid friend* arc working faithfully and diligently to make the -■* •i Atlantic District Conference a treat success, which Is to convent) S at the Trinity Methodist Chinch, iorner of Sixth Street on Sanford Avenue, July 26-30. Interesting broaiams have been arraigned foi each Session. Beginning Wednea8*ir evening, July 26. 9:00 P.M. the -local program will he had with *|he Pastor J. C. Murray, presiding. I rhere will be morning, afternoon nd evelng sessions each day. darning sessions beginning 9:00 .1. M., afternoon session 2: 00 P. Jl. Evening session 8:00 P. M. Delegates all over the state will he represented at this conference. The entire city Is Invited. Itev. James C. Murray, pastor Mrs. E. H. Smith, reporter !*AfJE S E V B V Jrrnau o f County Cm Ai i n i i a IA flRflND O Clsrk of - Deputy < Boai (I of t "on»rs nf acre. 1 ---I B J iis r w o »jr VI 'Z.yK K 6 tJ JUST T| K r^F prJ v u n vvu vb aerr to c*ur, r lly I'mil Kohlnaig 'cr“ I? �PAGE EIGHT ,,n,T'* Y JULY 21. 1950 National Guard (CoailaarS rima **■■«• Oul kaii border duty, In 1017 for the first World War und in 1040 fot ~oild War two. The announcement said that the Army does not contemplate at this time calling units (In ii* of a division. The brief announcement said: “ The Department of the Army is In the process of progressively calling non-divl*fonal elements of both Natlonol Guard and Re­ serves to active duty as the need arises and facilities for Until n caption end training can lie pro- i>cr*.onnl affairs. Gamp Winona "In thu nicnntimo the Army lu unking fur immediate voluntary r>rlive service uf individual of:m i* und men in certain grades and shills. Ti*-u individuals will he giv* i n ii|> to :tO day* to report." The Army declined to dl»i lose the nuinlier « f men Involvctl. Hie total number uf National Guardsmen n* of Mar. HI waa .1.12,000. The number of Reaervca • n* 100,1100. Tl.e National Guard is or* I'snl/ed into 27 division*. Of 'he.«e, 25 are infantry and two are iiimorid. K m II u N P ro m Pm , Oae| boys in camp this year are as follows: Csbin I Thomas Andes, Henry Cordell, Jimmy Daly (Boperton, Ga.), Hayat Harrell (Soperton, Ga ), Blair Harrison (Coral Oables, Fla), Johnny Fryer, Edwin Ty­ son, Calvin Wright, Bobby Mor­ ris, John Anders, and Gene Wil­ kinson. Cabin II Larry Burney, Allan Moffet, Joe Fiaher (Geneva), Rodger Garner, Johnny Higgins, Donald Jones, (Deland), Wayne McCay, James MrKeer, Billy Park, Terry Smith, Ernie Morris, Melvilid Brinson, and Louia Temple, coun­ selor. Cabin III Robin Brown, Johnny McCol­ lum (DeLand), Robert Newsome, Gene Nlchlea, Charlea Pea­ cock, Thomas Russell, Bobby Stewart (8t. Petersburg), Don Ulrey (Oviedo), Curtla Winfrey WASHINGTON, July 21—OP) “ For the immediute present it The Army said today that if is not contemplated tliut units ny National Guard units now the sito of ii division will lie call­ n summer training camps are ed. Units will lie alerted approxi­ r n llr I into federal service they mately II days prior to move­ ii'rtuinlv will isturn home first. ment so ns to give niemlier* A snokesman explained, in thereof time to arrange their •nswir lo u i|ueslion, that Guard units in tin- field for routine rummer training are not udmin'dratively organised so they •mild move directly from train­ in' rumps to nny duty assigned 1In in in fedrrnl service. They would liuve to return to their various home arms and get tuny. Moreover, some elements of the Guard dp not take all •heir entilpment to summer train­ ing und would have to go hack "u»n» to pick it up. Tills would give Guardsmen onpoi limit y, too, to take cure •>f p->rsonul ii utters liefore leav­ in' their communities. A- B. CLiQllORS Meet*, Ollla Gian Owen, Bill Phagan. Randall Robins, Carl Rcmuiat, Harrison Smith, Sid* ney Vihlen, and Robert Meyers, counselor. Cabin V Bruce Anderson, George Brin­ son (Fort Myers), Jimmy Em* meraon, Midhael Fearana (DeLand), Bobby Harris, Charles Higgins, Rodger Hodges, Conrad Mershon (Orlando), Jimmy Smith (New Smyrna), Allan 8-faim, Charles Ward, David Watkins, and Billy W. Johnson, counselor. Cabin VI Johnny Senkarik, Wee Evans, Rob Bruce, Jay Altman, Tom­ my Lawton (Orlando), Joseph Lord, I)onny 8mlth (New Smyr­ na), Gary Swaim, Jerry Ulrey (Oviedo), John Wbelehaf, Burke Winn, Steven Powell. John Fisher (DeLand), and Malcolm Fisher (DeLand). Cabin V lt Louie Bullard, Jimmy Mayo, chan! Phagan, and Eugene Lip* We Have The Tackle To Catch ’Em With Doan Missing HOLI/OWA Y’S IN ORLANDO STRAIGHT BOURBON I YF.ARS OLD [A Sth “ A SUPER W llllY " NO W AR SCARE PRICES AT AN Y A. B. C. STORE 911 PROOF GOLD MEDAL DRY GIN |,89 \ IN CANS ,c KACH HEADACHES II. K. MING. I). C. There rausU'Of heud. I L p g rather t h a n U S m . r / eliminating what la causing tha incoordination. The everago Individual seeks to rid himself of pain si soon na possible even though hia meth­ od may not benefit hia health. The urlgin of headache* lie* either within the skull and ls organic or In .other parts of the Imdy and is func­ tional. Headache* offer themselves as symptoms from such con­ ditions as venous congestion in th# cranial cavity, all form* of Inflammation of th* men­ i n g e s , toxemia, Indigestion, constipation, pelvic disorder*, liver trouble, neurasthenia, etc. Any of these condition* may e caused by Inability uf the fe-givlng energy of the brain > reach tha affected part. In idee to bo normal, every oran In th* body must be tupfad with Its full quota of Ral energy. Interference with Ua supply at mental energy my some from misalignment r vertebra*. To raelac* with condition of health neces* lata* th* removal of the Innftronca to the transmission t that vital energy. This may I accomplished t h r o u g h hlropractlc adjustment of the •gtabrae Involved r.'-> , • . adv. hhM ()Ml Irpfi-npp heme* who fought their wav out fioin Taejon in the night, I'lc. Williiiin A. Rosa, 10, Weal Liberty, Ky., refused to tell uf his own experiences. “ Talk lo Vukovick," he said. Pfe. Dresliun Vukovick, IB, of New York City, stopped sing­ ing to recount: "I knocked out a machinegun to the left of our Jeep as wu drove out of Taejon. Cqyls here ut the wheel did not even I nuw it, Imt machlnegun bullets weren’t the worst w# had to itorry about as wo came out. They were firing ,50a at ui from a truck mount/* Pvt. Virgil A. Coyle, of 508 Tower Ave., Superior, Wla., said he was with a group directed to clean nut snlpera. “ Wo went Into’ a vllago behind two halftracks. They cleaned the way down the road and we fol­ lowed. When we got across a bridge the engineers blew It up whilo we took the hill overlook­ ing it,” Coyle said. “ Then thre# North ..... Korean tanka opened up. Thsy crossed the river without using a bridge." Coyle, a handsome lad with a sunburned nos#, said the tanka inuvod to tha hill and fired grid'll flares. "The Reds on the bottom of (he hill saw us outlined In the light and started shooting at u*. lint we lay In ditches. "It was 40 minutes before we got away. But we kept busy with marhlnt'guns and M-l rifle*. Tha North Korean* mostly had au­ tomatic weapon*." Coyle was glad to laarn a buddy. Pvt. Russell Combs, £0, of Comanche, .... , ___ ____ * , Okla., had . coma through all right. Combs waa with combat engtneera blowing up hridgas. Pfc. David Lysakar, 19, Oneluska, Wla., aald he had a real •light of It: "W c were patrolling 86 miles of road and preparad for de­ molitions when we got the word to pull out. "There wae a North Koroma patrol moving In. I went into u two end one-half ton truck to pick up the outposts. I got the first ona OK, but tho second waa gone. They started rtrlng at us. a taint 50 infantryman I pick* Belgian King t r e i i l i N l re a m Waa* S e e ) early next year, would remain imiinrurllv In Swltxarland. Leo­ pold himself has decided that the prioress never will become queen, ile announced this after their marriage. During the monarchy debates In parliament tha Socialists harped on tha fact that, under Belgian law, the wlfs of tha king la auto­ matically quean. Leopold and hit supporters have not accepted this. The king will be met at Brus­ sel* airfield by government offi­ cials. A guard or honor and sev­ eral military bands also wtU be or hand, available to drown out anr about* or boos should Socialist plan* for anti-Leopold demonstra­ tion* materialise. Charles E. Brown E.T.8.N. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlas D, Brown is serving aboard the U.8.S. Callcnte, now in the Pacific wat­ ers. Seaman Brown Is u graduate of the Treasure Island school of electronics, where he specialized in radar and sonar. ad up along the road were ready to get out of there. We found ■ South Korean who knew i» bock trial. Three tires blew off but somehow we made It/* Pfc. Wilbert Post of Avoca, Wla., waa driving water supplies. “ I pulled through by Jumping trucks four times, times," he ______ said. “ ... Flftits were cross-firing the road and knocked out ona truck af­ ter another. Srtangely, no onj got hit— at least, no one I saw." These kids who fled throughout the night and were happy to es­ cape with thalr lives were nut defeated. They came through a night of death and fire like he­ roes. The inspiration of real lea* derehip was plain In the way they talked and acted today. Dean had a record of faarleaa fighting. Both In World War II and In the Korean war ha oaposed himself to enamy fire to load his menA few days ago he pulled some 'rant line troops out of the fire in heavy fighting near the Kuin River by u personally led attack. Dean, who was awarded * Dis­ tinguished Service Croes in World War II for bravery, waa wall liked by hia man. The tall, rusty haired general put hia fIghWng beloru his personal safety. The 6(l-year-old General had served as Military Governor of Korea from 1047 to 1B4D and temporarily was commander of U, H. Army Kurrea in Korea, The Iturl forest In Northern Rhodesia Is peopled with pyg­ mies. GREATEST NAMES IN TACKLE Quantity Rights Retervod Grorory Pri*e*: Con.l Tl r j P - :. > I 'F L U E G E R • SHAKESPEARE > HEDDON • TRUE TEM PER Cuban MARTIN M O TO RS SPORTING GOODS Phlkidelphla Croum Cheese •2 PK bw 25* Ur*. Alma Kincaid, 2186 East Adelaide, 8t. Louie, Missouri, who was suffering from deficien­ cies of Vitamins Ul, 02, Iron, und Niacin, haa turned into a regular clock-watcher since *ho has baen taking HADACOL. Yee, tha keeps her eye on the clock nil day long, Just waiting for breakfast, dlnnel and aupper time. Imagine how unbearable Ufa can be without enjoying good, wholesome food. Hero is Mrs. Kincaid's state­ ment; “I have bean taking HADACOL for over a year. Before taking>HADACOL, 1 had atom, ach ilatroaa for, fU i* aoaaotlma. cant ant such delicious things as T r a in s JE T * ting horrible cramps and upntfjM ytor stomach* One dey I took my husband's advice and got some HADACOL. A good frtead of hia told Mm at the t la* results he had gottan from HAD­ ACOL. And now, since I have bean taking HADACOL. I can me i r a t t v E t*m 1 7 i f ; 0s T3 a ■ .T- if S f p : eper cant of the eject any ar all I I i it tan o'clock on Thursday morning, August 10, 1100 fa BeminoU County Board of Public In stru ctio n w ill hcaivad'sfaiad bMa bn a banting system far Lym an, tmonte, Seminole C ounty, f f a * aiir-rn can be o b to lm d fro m Ar» ten a t the Sanford A tlan tic Jfi> >U J f o H EVROL L /i �1. r j •■it b fe r a l In U n lly Th fr® la Strength— To Protect tha Ptac* of the World; To Promote the Progreso of Ajnericx. To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. AN VO LUM E XXXXI U.S. Leaders Discuss Need ForTax Boost ft Belgium King Returns From Fxile _____ Symington Plans To Rid Home Front Of P r o f i t e e r i n g By New Program WASHINGTON, July 21—t/Pl — W. Stuart Symington aaid to­ day that federal plana for chitIan rlrrrnae ngninal poaalhle ninmir hnmh nttarka will he |?rjid> about Sept. I and will hr arnt In gnvrrnnra of the alatra. Syminglnn In rhairman nf the National Security Resource* Hoard which haa the duly of planning for civilian defenae. WASHINGTON, July 21—</11 —forigmotional aourrea naitl to­ day an Immediate 60 per cent lurreaae la planned .In the fight­ ing Htrenglh nf the Marine t’orpa. They alao aaid the Nary 'Via readying an additional two— Nnd possibly three— aircraft carrier* fitr duly n» <|uirkly aw possible, House menlbera, whnap name* rannnt he ua«d, told of three Navy mnhillrallon plana after a clotted-door neaalnn of the liouae Armrd Serrlcea Commil tee with Admiral Korreal I*. Shrrman, I ’hief of Naval OperaIlona. .4 W ^ I W J O O ^ . 2 4 ^ -President Truman, discussed with congreixinhal leader* today the ad­ visability nl an Immediate, emergenry tag increase on both intOMttwwss os m at Mst American L e g io n Calls For J a i l i n g f i t U. S. Saboteurs 2 INDIANAPOLIS, July 24—(/»»> — Department commanders of the \ Amertcnn Legion adopted unan­ imously yesterday a resolution calling for Iniprlsonmant of any person who supports or aponaont auiiveraive acta against the gov­ ernmentThr resolution was adopted at n eonferettre summoned by Na­ tional Commander George N. >JLti«ig or liraail, Ind., who called tm the legion’s three million memherw to campaign for “ lminedinte enactment of uhiveraal mllilnry training legiaatlon." Lewis K. Gough of Pxudena, Calif., head of the CoUfomla Department, presented the impri* r.onmcnt resolution, when naked by Craig If It applied to th« Communist element, Gough re­ plied that waa the target of the treasure. The resolution^ teal worn ••Re­ solved, ‘that any peraoa who knowingly aids, abeta or aaalata or in any way practicea imple­ mentation of a aubvaralvo policy of a nation bent upon destruc­ tion of our government by vio­ lence br other mean bo subject to Imprisonment as a criminal.** Craig’s announcement o f a campaign for univtralal military ^rsdnlnf, broadcast ovor CBS, “ Universal military training la the leant expensive and meet eft ocUvtMMtloiM*l ^imcurjMr m a u n Corporal 5 1 ,0 0 0 W ith in Tlu* I li^ h li ^ h ls hi First iMonlli Ol’ Korean W a r A Road Contract American Policy Gift To Warren In Ko re a Lashed Friend Exposed By Ge r ma n Reds State Road Men Quit German Titoists To Form New AntiIn Controversy On Soviet Red Party Rich’s C o n t r a c t TALLAHASSEE. J u l y 21 (A P ) Two newiv-resmnrd minor officials of the State Road Drp.iitmrnt tndav started tnuil action at­ tacking non-comprlilivc contracts for rental of roadbuiMing equipmenl from the cliaitman of Gov­ ernor Warren** inaugural celebra­ tion committee. Bobcil 0. Gfiiolbi and Arlhut J. Sim* of a letnjtnrary injunction from Circuit Judge Hugh Taylor slopping the Road Department from paying out any money on s contract for rental of rrpnpmeni from A. F. Rich and it* operation on a Ciiru* county road. Ghiolto, former *rcrelary of tlie Road Department for ifveral month* hkt been direcloi of tlir Jacksonville $42,000,000 express highway project. Sim* has been an a*»i*tanl road department attorney They »aid they resigned Saturday. Chairman Alfred MrKetlian of the Road Board, who signed the contract sHth Rich, said lie knew nothing of their resignation* and could not say how much money Rich ha* received so far under the questioned eontrart nr other* lit;* it. The Tampa Trihone haaid Rleh received more thsn S'.’iMi.OtKi worth of equipment rental pay­ ments nut of a total of (700,000 made during 1049 by the Road De­ partment. Attorney General Richard Ke­ vin, a former resident attorney for the Road Department, aaid he would Join Ghiotlo and Sim* in the suit at their request nnd because a puhllr question is Involv­ ed. Ghintto and Him* n»nl ended lh" ir «* ll* m * On r*ar r u n ROTARY BOAT TRIP There was no meeting of tire Rotary Club today on account of the annual boat rldn which will be held Wednesday afternoon. Itotarisn* will leave the Osteen Boat Works at 2:30 n’clork on the. "Skylark” for the trip to Lemon Bluff, RERUN. July 24 ( A l ' ) - An 1.4*1 German Communist conven­ tion ailnpli-il a resolution today call­ ing Upon all Getinall* In condemn Ameticail action* in Korea because "the same tiling can liap|M-n tnnmirnw in Gctmany " Ib r convention, held under llie walclifiil rye* of high brat* ftom Morrow and Loniinform countries, i* winding up five-day meeting tonight wTtti srf *'lnietn*linnat I’ rair Demortitralinn" in llie Lusgarten 'Square of Beilin’* Russian Sector. West Ij-imans have tirrromly noled event* in Korea, fearing tbal tlir Cnmntuisl invasion acro»> llie IR'h patallel in tbal divided coun­ try presented an omen of tilings to come in similarly divided Germany. Tim party resolution just adopt­ ed pledged the Communista to work for unification of Germany in "the lm*i* of the German I>••IC n llt w * On rss* T *«l Hi-h. J. Fleischer Dies In New York Mrs. J. Feiacher died Saturday in a Saratogn. N. Y. hospital fol­ lowing an Illness of two weeks. DonHi was nltrlhuteil to n heart at (nek, Mrs. Fleischer had lived in Sun ford for more thsi^ 40 years slid whs viaiDng her son, l-niiie, In New York when taken III. She isurvived by nun daughter, Mr». Father Krouin; two other sons, Irvin Fleischer of Ssnford nnd Sum Fleischer nf Sarasota; al*o eight grandchildren. Funeral services o»nd burial took plnre In New York Monday after­ noon. BCHOOL HOARD The County Board of Public I li­ st ruction will meet tomorrow morning at 10:00 o'clock to con­ sider bids for the Improvement of lighting facilities for ihe South Hide Primary School, Hupt. T.W. loiwton announced this morning. Prejudice Against Big Business Ebbfc As Threat Of War Spreads shooting spreads elsewhere, we may wish our industries wen even bigger than they are. , . , Tha biggest companies appear to make the most on each tak. And that gaOs many America ns..when the coat living ta rising and cm* nprata awnings appear to be* ~ ” Ued Closely to rising prices. But arwi the field into mlllUry weain wartime the bkgest companies with war Use chief peacs?i! ! TiS* tlmB P«*bkm of blft>«su dl«j>: TsdTia^. of” b l « ^ Ina | -* - 1st* U Hs* »hlwnaei "* — I ___ is regifdad aa good” when It is a matter of Mg reonomlenl, nnd monopoly, which workmen. There Is regarded as aril when It dic­ tr l a ll in d and XX* tates to the consumer, and the Am* Before tha Bade struck In Ko­ ■ystanrof. industrial In­ rea,- Secretary of Commerce is tha art erf aad wide— Sawyer tasked “When everything In American la gutting Mg* eer. shall wa ixaaat business to Ntt. 211 g'.iul Flic Feet H igli 15 M iles two-*la«e "bumper' • ckrl made the fii*l successful horirooal ie*l (liglii today in wbat • was described as a preview ol "push button" warfare. Tlie huge guided missile lliunderrd into llie air at 'I -2H A. M trail­ ing fire and vapm. Il sl.mlrtl sharply towards ibr rasl and dl* apjM-aird tu bind tiigb <bm'U. Co). Harold R. Itnnri, safety] nf liter aI this rasl coast proving ground, said ihe main part ol the missile, a taplilird German V-2 rocket, snared up 51,000 leel (about nine and one-ball miles), at llial time it was miles east of tbn laimcliing point. Col. Turner said the 700 pound WAC Corpornl, h ninll rorket riding in Ihe nom- of I tie V-2, repnrnled from tin- "mothei nx-ket" arid -tienked e**tWHi<l. Al the moment of *e|mnitinn Inmi id the lockets weie tn i'ilin c 2,700 mile* per liuiit hnrisoiitnlly. The V-2 lein lied a nuisiniiini nltilmle of 10 miles K:t -erond* nf lei the takeoff and thru began tr tio.se down towards the Atlantic When the missile got down to 2d, 001) feet exactly 140 second* nf ter the stall, Col. Turner pressed! n tuition nnd exploded the rocket. Destroyer* and plane* pittioling tin- i»ren o ff slime and keeping nular track of the flight reported flak from the V-2 hit the svater 4H mile* east of the Inunrhini; Im-o. Col. Turner said lilforthiitiim «tt what happened lo llie little WA'" Corporal rocket after ft b-fl lite V-2 was rtnxsified nnd could uni be'made public at this time, lie naiil Ihe intended inngc gif the missile wa* something in exriof 170 miles. The safety officer deseribed tin flight as •'beautiful", lie *aid 21 different kinds of infor mal ion would have to lie nrmlyxed liefnn all details were known. The Ittunrhing originally w.-i srhedub'd for H A.M. (K8T). Af ter four delays for trrhnirnl i '- i sons, everything was set for I In 14-tnn, 00-fimt V-2 to take "fi with thr 701) pound WAC Corpord in ita nose The last 00 seconds were conn! ICsIllsarl r»s- r»a * T e »l ties*. I icld dispatches iim b in ie -l the Red s(11xv again1! the First C avalry and also rrpoilrd annlbct cpaiale push by the ( brnnuiui'l Second Infantry D m Ainu .ilnn# h.n I lOdfh in il r iiiniiiitsiinA n o illir i I n( Vnng THE SECOND MONTH «.f H ip K orr-in w af nl l» m I It thi«l% Ili Hml I t ile- t-wlnging Into true wartime after r*irty m »•! »*>, nnd thu iti rn u n tric . nf tin i V ii l f,’.i I'll • |t - ! ng eld Soon ii i fionler-olTeiisiva of tent ntn^nitndn w ill he v iv M eim un ih *ih - i m p h ij« fU -unite ; e.liat b.t li.ippened i-inee diin^ 2.if when 111 r (%iniiuiuit«,t f h iilli K n tn .in . In it' v. ' 1' 1* * ■.the Ilfit Is p.tr.illel, tientll fell flrr*i; U ip ii Hewnn. IT .S Irnt pi v\cie in rnml>:il .11ify I t'ln* J f.’i ■l-le w of e bitter one The invaders rrtissff! it J u ly I I, Tapjnn l>ri.i»iu* the I .iiMi- ’r .ind f ii in M July ’.'i* Mo ony bite ii dramatic «ir|ihltiinu.i landing iv .it at rnh.itiR .In ly -nv i i ii ive fm the 11re,t time, American Nt'firo trofiji.% havr iftc^rinml thr kv\ • tv of Y» rtn , it » •*. thr for m i slnL'4) the i t J i t of th r w ur in h ilt Com inuniid , ir.p nun hi K- Father Of Five "Young Children Shot And Killed Dan Kcigan Arrest­ ed For Slaying Of Walter J. Carter W.iltri Andrew |,trk-*ui I -ub-r, 'il .San Liiidn Spimg* 4/ yr.it old lalliri ol live tloldirn, wa* sled Hid killed |is| ingld outside >d i borne near I oiest ( ily, and l).m Kritiin. rB. of Allanionb Springs was attrsled on i rli.ilge «d inilidri ind is b-mg belli in (niiiity Ini wilbnot bond pending .ii lion by I, C. Penney Hoard Slate Allolnry Mllli.iV Ovri Ireel. ( ’hairman Succumbs Krigiiu was attested l>v Deputy Sheriff (.'batles Ret k .mil Con NKW BOCIIKLLK, N.Y.. July •lable* W. A I ew is stiff 11 D, 21—(/IT—Karl C- Hams, 00. ehair- Swoffortl. Hie shooting took plate man of the lainril of the J.C. Fen ney Company department stoic al aboul I O'00 n’t lot k neat ihr rhaln, died yesterday at New H» htmte ol Keigsn's l.illier-tn law. rhellr Hospital. Sam Catver, .S-rLmt! to make a A native of Simpson. Kan., Ham get-away. Krigan was ball'd when joined with the ehnin’a fnitndei. J.C, I’enney, in opening the rom Ills tnnk got stuck in llie s.mil. pany’a first store in 1007 at Kern allowing enough lime loi llie ofmerer, Wyo. firers In make llie attest, lie live. Later appointed manager of ■< 0 Altamonte Spiing*. and bail Penney More at Cumberland Wyo., Kanin opened and managed gone with two ol bis yoimgei tlulthe Kureka, Utah, store. He nerved ■Itrn lo see bis fatliei-lli law. Wltneasing the alnHiling, aeeordas president of the I’enney Corn U M a t la a e a O s I s u e T w i t ) nnny from 1017 to IB4lt, when lie iieearne hoard chairman. CON'I BOLLIvB COUBHF, Hr waa chairman of the latard of WASHINGTON. July 24 </!*» managera of William Kloaiie House YMCA. New York City, \n air controller eoiir»« will in and a member of the Hoard cJ Na­ opened at Camp Tyndall, I'la. late tional Missions of the Freshylei- in Augied. Rep, Kikesv (D Flai told a r* Ian Church in the U. H. He waa a member of thr na­ porter he was udvii.ed liv Die Ait tional executive board of the Boy Force today tbal the mnlrnllei SrouU nf America. He was » inurse will move in al llie run trustee of Kansas Wesleyan Uni­ elusion of the present lilt tartlra! ehnol rbi**. versity at Batina, Kan. Korean Situation Plays Part In Oklahoma’s Democratic Primary By A8HOCIATKD FRKKH An Oklahoma Democratic tunolf primary tomorrow may give lawmakers some indication of how the fighting in Korea #lrec(s in­ cumbents. , Democrats are alto nominating tomorrow in Arkansas, where a governorship race haa involved the national Issue* of the Iruman Ad­ ministration, and in * ouitiana, where Senator Russell I^nng is alter hts flrat full term In the office once 4 held by hia father, Huey PMoarnnoy has made Thomas's Long. record as chairman of the Senate Senator Elmer Thonuu (D- Appropiration Military SubcomOkie), (Jkla), fighting for his hts political mittae an ioiun in tho lietwee nIlfs, haa tried to emphasise in primariaa campaign. He contends the dosing days before the Okla­ that lack of equipment for Am­ homa voting tha part ha has play­ erican forces In the early atago* ed in helping provide the funds of the fighting on Korea can be for Amfriran fighting ferces. traced to failure to provido Thomas trailed Beo. Mike Monand Him r ig h t kind of r F irs ! U . S, C a v a lry J o in s F it;lil llo ld itiR B a c k S t u b b o r n C o m m u n is t A s s a u lt lOkkO, lliraj.iv, filly 2'* (AP) Hard -tbaiguiB Nntlb Ko­ rean Reds attacked Monday and Monday nigbl all along i twisting 150-mile (ronl nearly the breadth of Korea, lad ’continued lo hr i pulsed by Amencan mid South Korean 'Irtrndru, General Mar Atllilir’s beadrpiaiieis reported to­ day. the latrxl assault deseribed in detail by MacAllhur s.i- made by civtil latiks with infantrymen on fust ( avat iy l)ivision positions nrai Nmirib'iie Mondav nit-lit. I lie beadqiiarters annoiincmrnt said lb* Red intanlry was bulled back and three o| the links tvne knm ked old by J, j inch l*a/ook-is. Anii-ntan tank killci teams sve,e bunting the (-liter five 111 llie *I-,ik LONG RANGE P R O V I N G GROUND. Cocoa. July 24 (A P ) Walking on hi* native soil for the first time in five year*. King Leopold .if Belgium (left) Inspect* a guard of five (houxnn.l gen­ darme* and security- police after Id* oiiivh I in Brussels fioni Switrcrhind by plane. The King1* sons, I’nnre llnuditin nnd Prince A l­ bert, wnlk behind their father. ls-i-pold's wife. Princess Do Itelhy, and their liaugliier, Charlotte, dayed b. ind in Switzerland III* re­ turn followed a vote ill Pnrliment in whieli the opposition abstained from voting and the Social Chri*liun (Catholic party) voted I9K to l) in favor id the King. ( Intelnntiona! Hailiophoto) ' Korean Reds Attack All Along 150 Mile Front But M ake Little Headway WAC By SAM DAWSON . ’' About 1400 Persons NEW YORK. July 24 The shooting war in K««a nuy Missed In Census when ihe outcry against bigness in buiineu, «anjr believe. And if the A county wide canvaae by the Seminole County Chamber of % ’-ommerer In determine how maav cltlscns teem missed In the U.8. census count neared romnt**i«u today, and Manager Edward Hig­ gins estimated this mem'n* tffa* approximately 1.400 aaawi had been overlooked In th* county UWI1W* »nw rorsua count. A Am umn mm Ika ■m mm mI ta Associated Press l.ea-tod W ire n N D A V .HTI.Y 2 1 , 11)50 Gu i de d Missile Is F i r e d In T e s t At Florida Range WASHINGTON. July 21—t/P) —President Truman today or­ dered the federal lliirrait of In^i-*tiBaliiin to lighten Itn enVforrrmcnt prngran) ngalnal "espionage. sabotage and sub­ set-rise ar)i>iDe*.” lie railed on r;iOren« In give the FHI all puiuiihle help. WASHINGTON, July 21—(At —Tn make thingn tougher for foreign agent*, the Army nak­ ed today that there he no fu­ ture atate or national compilatinna of National Guard and liej* r n r unit* bring railed tn Vrllvp duly. MaJ. General K .L Parka, the Army'a ehler Infor* mat ion nfflrer, naked wire aerslrca nut In rarry atnriea and new (.papers nnl to pnidi ah theme already Iraiianiilled. IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R S A N F O R D . F I .O KI FtOnhlishcd 1!)08 THE W EATH ER Dear lo partly r Inudj, con­ tinue) n rrm through Tuesday A I f " lie hi lorn) shuner* on lower Past ('oasl. mn»Oy si rtii;hi and in early morning. Widely wallrrrrf nftrrnoon ihiinder-howrrn clw_»hete, 'tw e ^ iM.issinir* (icncral .msi-V-"' #*.*, * "V- c > 1* *, . * ► Imiairlittit 'a-lory fpr (1,3, ground a, tc- etc it /»r.-.■: Assacteiicn) 2 St j*y Building On Sipes Avenue Destroyed By Fire Owner, I.Orncst Hloclccr, Ncj»ro, P u t s D a n i a i 'C Al $ 40,000 i d iiuilrtriminrd tiiiitui d. i- de-itifiv'l i two story >t|f ie|r blot k ImiMtrn; nil Si|>es f\ i-qe M-.illi ol (irnrv.i Avenue lioitly ilt« i ) (Ml II Mill's iv - - I k S ilm-hiv I... mug llie pin I ■.tv. si In-b In ! -HV--V In l.inrsl Itloi i i i , ’’s'■ on. ss is nnl insinrii hi I lb" I , i - lIni ib’il by bun ln"i<- til.in f-lll.lPN) I itrnro. umbo the 'litci lion ol \ O'. ( latnlr W lull' ii . I*inr-1il llie II I irr* | ( nil i'f'l>,Uf" if .in inn bonis ami lli!.,. ibr Hi it limn '(iread|Uf * III mu III llw IMMlfi y lioliic of l)r||-i Wilri limii lin­ R W*Jt Nc^rr' IT \ all'­11 l .i nl 'd the Dodge fl'If) iri ll HI k \s .-.oil exhausted Mo|. Oen. William F. Doan ,1 lilt o wr if i -I nraihy wati-i ) pllliqiri ibr Vo CC*f|*p fun COMMANDER nf the 2till Division, MaJ, Gen, William F, Dean tm been lArIII 1 *1 2 in\ <*,iii ii link also wit tinrepc-tled slnec tbn alumdonment ft 1 'll il- fin ot Tarjnn by U. f> fnrrrs. Plrtured when ivatci gave out III tinin tlio city during closing days of I lielgl* tnnk an impromptu hue Its defenae, Gen. Dean whs In.t tel brigade wn ■ Immed to refill seen parsing nininiiidlimi to a ba­ II,n trnrl. taut, from a ditch at zooka tenni during tlm la*l-dllclt V. Ill' ll wa . ton ilnillnw lO In' pilllip (Iglil to hold city. (Tctencios Ilrw t etj into tin* tank. Tlie buildinp wn erected by reel Pliola from /•ifi-rna(ional) llockcr in ttr15, mid mcasurel 21 |,v *q fi l l The lower floor eon Ii s W tiS 'j INTKItlT.ltR tnined n barbel shop and re* tain ant m Die front and n pool WASHINGTON, lolv :i '/Vi liic State Ibpnrttnenl ipj leatest room nml u dry rb-nning **!»tjit> h'dmiftit in tie' t *-"1 "n the uppei I' hIdv lliut lln- I'niiiil Stall', won't f ..... yyeve id... . 2« room*. Only (f unllnur* (m !"•■» 1 »*«l interfere if tin. Gouitnoiu t i (ry lo im.idc •hi- t'liiiu-.e Nationalisl I.UT S W IM i ('(lUltHFbelli i land of IJin-nmy neat tii»T),e Bed Gro i life aaving f^biiih mainland, i oin ie will gel under way to An offii'iiil ..ml Fri'.ident Tin- night at iln- Muuiiipal Swimming man'll-ban on fighting bet ween pi,uj al 7 till o'clock under the llie niitionali. t.< and (Jiina Gotn dim lion of Tommy Htringer nml liiiinixts npplli1• tn Fonao u and Hay Fox. it was announced to­ till- neat by I'encadur rs l,<lnnd*. day. Corporal Uses Hot Rod Racing Methods In Korean Jeep Driving Umni^ lunik inlrtnliy ir.uiM nf llir inVfulru %||tItr l r«i .ilnn*; tlir ht -aI rn<ift| iM Ur Aniilh (» a flir poll nf Mokpn, tir«ir ihf* Bnnlliur^l V!|t nf Kfiir.i, Mn riiinnuncr mrnt Afi141 ifirtr Rfin urir npprnrrl only l»v tin* South Knrrun pnfn r lull »rrrr| m^4iurr$ wrrr liriliK t.ikrn tn rlmun.itr tlir bin,id fl ink. mi* lliirut. Mi-sputt'ht's from t hr ft nnl Int** Mnmlav uitrfit ftnf im. -iii ** mmintril nlujitiily m]I «Sjiv *«i^iiin»t A inrriniii Iturn ii^tridr -hr Tur j«m* Yniiffdoni; hlL'hu ,iv, vvflilr :!•» tn IB miili-24 iiifttlirjjui-t Distil hi t tfrfv** wau ill prnjTrr , pmncftH: mit nfunsr tfirrr rnmli, thl thr Yotiffifnim fnmt, \I* cm. rr |Miuli*f|t 11it I Hnyfr ir|uu1»-ft Itiil infnntry «t nnr *..»»*• i*ot t»** him! >i'lv.iiucj Aimiir.iu p > iiion mid thirw tip n im>t 1 tf -1mftvpi| Kind hlork. Tliin brrimisH tliM .it wn . r|i nurd mit in u «t Ipmi-,i u*itfi ilu* iit| if Anirtirun tnnk 4 «h<| irlilUrv. liny If• irpurtril **\V#* didn't fnn! with il, •* » nl f lit* Iaril, in rlrnii if i»n,M Ik 11«1•»t ud un ,'irliHrry rnimiMnd* 1 (Ttu 1 Wll; Mlp »If ftp* fmv i l*f**1*• * llllldi- Ik North KmithM ffn|it;ll pirtMti. wldrh wn till nmimt ff '«l«|||||M#f8 fill l*ll|f llfttl Delegates Id Boys’ Nation Investigate If. S. faovornmeni WAiUtINGTMN, Inly ’ 1 - J*llelegatea to tlie Amciji <n l.egion<ponsoied Boys Nailon se n- i.-n-ty for ati iiii-utn toot, at the -s'*»i l.iirg* of their governm-’nl today*. The first order of hiuinr , ■ , « lour of Die Fedeml Burea-i >f Itiveatigalinu. Aftei Dint, Ibey b» | uiraiigeil a meeting with lie : Ie|aril'll o f tlie Aritrv, N ivy and Die Air Force nt Die Cent sgon, -onfeieriie willi Viiiori' v Gen-ial MiGialli, and then dium-i villi s trio of veteran Wa-hinglon nesva. men At Die Pentagon they seer- One for a Itir-'filiK on Do- Korean .nilitnry situation from Die top men of Dm military dt’pni tim-ids Tin- press-radio dinner *va i-chi-dllled to Ire tiel-l nt llnj-o II ill. Foil Myers, Va. Tlm.-t invited to tell this youthful Wasliington .*tsitm . how Die nation' oiullal is reported were Ben M M< Krlwav. editor of the Washington I ruing Slai; Felix Motley, writer and ludln commentator; ami l’-1- r L-loii, roliimnlst. The Fifth Annual Hnv»' Na­ tion, aimed at lerti-liitut i-oung lltestltaM n « r> *« *it i Sanford Wen liter High yesterday ti;: Low thl* morning 7n Itniii ycaterdny ,l*i •n« *• I’olal rain in July h IS Inches Notmal rainfall, July, iii riles. THE W E A T H E R JACKSONVILLE:. July 21 -(/ Wi l l i U. -S. FORCES IN KORU\. July 22 (DclaycdJ-^/p— K0 02 (*pl David I. Mora'is tllip fI a leg over the gearshift of hit jeep. Asheville 70 Atlantic City 7h ‘ IrAKIKtl on lui fifarfr tifid ifjiiinlfd il tlir coll wirytide* Buffalo 13 "I don't think find lias forgnltcn nr forsaken the. joint," lie con­ Denver 51 78 Des Mollies 78 . 57 fided. "I think tins Korean* have." [00 t>7 Mocali* ii something of n philosopher, liesides being— for my Fresno DO 72 New Orleans money—Ihe heat Jump driver in * 08 Oklahoma City 87 Ihe If. H. Army. ually. lie onco was clocked In a Beattie 81 r-4 Hnmotime* 22-ycar-old Dave hol rod auto at ISO miles per 7B 91 Jacksonvilla scares you l » death as ha duff* hour. 87 78 hia cap, pulla plastic goggles Korea's read*— often verlUhlu Key West 75 ' B8 over his eyes and Iromps on ihe gnatputhv ~*re not even remotely Melbourne flew bock to WaahlngTallahassee 94 71 arrelp rotor. similar, however, to tha high jrfter th^primrajr to Tampa 92 72 U k tU s M »«> -------------Ilu iliamissed your fears caa* .. 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Exceeds 100 M illion Tons THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFOHP. FLORIDA Korean War I • .Iitll.iiir H I'ritn . r m r l l n r l inteiitii»n i,f a Iki mil mi nR Taejon. W ED N ESD A Y JU L Y 19, 1 9 5 0 Negro Voting In McGrath Orders Orlando Primaries Stringent Policy Is Recommended On Draft Evasion \n Kij’lilh Army ^pokeaman said “the iiiea of tiie L’ ltli United Hiatus infantry diri-lon'* tilth, 2 l i t and .1 i t h I* I ' i l i l e l i t ' v.ele d t I R III for NEW YORK, July I!) ORI.ANDO, July 19 —(/PI— Tbl* iiMtioii'n etui* I mill*, hi |i . i ’lefem'e ami bowed determination Orlando's White Voter* Kxeru Mint «'u|iai'ity operation, could •'< rtay." live Committee, which has con­ turn oul in n yinr gumr l.i.q •i ' i h i .i I Mae Arthur'a. communi- ducted city primaries for 10 million more tong nf steel Iho i .111. .aid lie Conimurmt* bail made years, last night recommended were produced last yusr in ili “rnlnot Infiltraton* and movement* that city elections lie opened to the reel of the world combin'd, l«y«nd cnii Iact of our force*” Negroes Including Rossis end Communixl- around Taejon. It n*ported South At the same time It voted to dominated eountrlea. Korean troops ‘’landing turn along dissolve and “turn the primaries Thla waa the MutomunL mode Uoinmurii-t Invasion routes. over to the city,” said Chailrs today by the American Iron md Stuckio, committee chairman. Allied iiliiriift struck hard lit atcel insitiitu u» it nniiuiiuci'd that The committee agreed to ask Red tai l, ami troop couci ntiatonn the iniluit»y*i capacity topped Mayor William lleardall and city in the vicinity ol Nonban, 25 100,000,000 tona annuully on July commissioners to "comply with 1 and would reach lOfi,700,000 utile.’ .louthwo t of Taejon and recent supreme court derision*” left Nonaan In fin met. Other Al■ons by the end of 1052. in opening the primaries to Ne­ At the mini! time the imlup lied uiinoil -middled at Comniun* groes. try ’? Riant, United Staten S I’ el i i - 'hi n lly I,.■hind their line* a* Four Orlando Negroes brought Corp., willi about one third nl nil the Red* I" v i i sidy tried to rc- a $15,000 damage suit last Febru­ t’’ii npgil*. 11 uti bridgl'n blasted ary against Stuckie, lleardall, ................... _ ................ the stpelmakinir facllltiea In U The Redr needed Barney Cohen, rnmmlttee secre­ country, announced plan** in add i l»y *«ir wtlfirk At lea«t Another 2,300,000 tons of Mm to i e '1'me at full tary, and City Clerk Ed McDo­ Annual Ingot capacity. rn»<* tin* ofM. ive brought to well. They said they had not been Chairman Irvine 8. Old? raid 11’" '' by ntn«t r . S. resi-tance. allowed to register to vote. [lupin intent an I he !>efi" Circuit Judge Frank Smith too corporation planned m I,flliO,000-ton increase by the fall nmuiced II. S. Navy and Air dismissed the suit June 28 hut IcMinyed or diimaRe Futro plant' gave them until Aug. 1 to fils of 1661 in the ChicoRo and I'inn burgh district plants of its suit- *r' ,;<'1 Rom no lorernlt veslerduy. on ampnded hill nf complaint. The arrival nf the new Amerl Thu White Voters Executive •ridlory (larnegio-Illinul* Steel Corp., and would start iri 11)51 run troops, a uuu.Htd to Ibn bat­ Committee has been appointed to build the first part id its tle /.one nit ten day* notice, raised every three years by a moss new Integrated mill neur Tren­ hope that tin time of American meeting of Orlando voters. ton, N. J ., with a minimum ingut r* 11flit was pint. More delaying^, There 1* no record of any Ne­ capacity of around 700,000 tons action war predicted, hut the gro ever having voted here in a annually. buildup for the counter* ffenslvo city primary. Inrreaae* In toiinaRe planned w«< RetlriR under wuy. The First fuvalry is commandfor individual plants were not disclosed. Unit* affect ml, Old* id r,y M ij. 'Jencral llnhiirl R. Gay. M Inmini unoppiiaeil at a pier In Mid, would he; Gary ami South Worl-j, In the th e ll’ lli- tishiriR tiwn of I ’ o Ii h i i r . Chicago District; ](omust",td, ti miles noitii of 1‘usan, the chief Edgar Thomson, Clairtun, l)u> II, H. Mip| ly port in Korea. It qtiasno and Ohio Works (Youngs­ went iisl.nri with a ttille rj, ontown) in the Pittsburgh district*. RineeriiiR and sigunl units, and Old* said the cupaclty increases mound* of nippli'H, The number of WASHINGTON, July 19 — m “should prove to he of material men landed wu* secret. I hr ‘*r., h nmv have already liocn — India's Prime Minister Neh­ help toward meeting the current '!«•* in ru today renowod his proposal to high demand for many kind* nf in action at Ywhon, $2 miles stoel products.” .iuii’l . . from .. - •».. the ui*t roast. on the bring Communist China Into the The now cutiilrucliua work, he up ht anchor of a tine held h) United Nations as a step toward ••la, would not Inlvrfere with U’iiiMi Ko' i- iiih. ll wav here that solving the Korean crisis. In a new note to Secretary of Misting steel production, and unexplained I'. H. ^artillery fire would lie pushed to completion iiumh'd th. Communists a jolt State Aeheson, the Indian lead­ as quickly a* possible. curlier this week und sent them er argued that the admission of Communist China, as demanded . " lii.r in .retiifil. Soviet Russia, would not he 'II k In ruling; will lift sunn nf by Hoencouragement of aggrrsTan i the pressure fiom the 24th Divi­ «lon." sion which liar been holuiug the < (!«ailau r. r r m a f « B, Its .) He said that In making this ap­ frmed aggression limy tukc place Tin*Ion urea l clow the Kum River proach to the U. H. und Russia lini'. Tho J ’llh t.tuj stopped tlit- India la seeking to "strengthen In other areas." The President said (he Inert•U*ON ' ’omiJilmlstv in tin Ir tracks at Tae- the United Nations In resisting In the sire of the armed Services J o ii , vthitli A11ifi> plain's tipped at aggression." and supply and the extra supplies they petal. enemy , nnn.ir, ........... vehicle* ...... Nehru's second note was in iev*'l! rcqii're additional nr.ptoprln lliun*. Groggy from a bloody hat- snonse to Aeheson* rejection of tlons. lienee In the next few days ti'ing, tin* Communist pulled up the Idea of seating Commulst he. will "transmit it* the Congress on the, Kum to get their breath, China now as a preliminary to a anecjfie request* for appropria­ und only put ml actions were re­ possible settlement through tha tions ip *he amount of approxima­ ported for utmost two days loettr “ iirlty Council, tely $10,000,00(1,000" was made by the be exchange exehanre \ ste Department Immediately At haw*, Mr. Truman said, there must he "suhsUntlal redir­ ection of economic resources" to Insure that defense need, will Imi H'onllnurri K r s n I'aae llael met without bringing on Infla­ concrete exposed on both tion and Its resulting hardship for sides and blocs would have a concrete svery family. he suiil, Accordingly, tho President pro. j floor," The Rotary plan to finance the posed: building culls for the forming of 1. That Congress pass legisla­ u iiuii-jinifit corporation. The cortion now authorising piloritlen hud puriUion would sell to euch club allocutions fur matcrals needed In Hanford $25 notes. "Thu final for national security, to limit pan note." Mr. Hpimcer said, "coud be of materials for mm.easentlal tired In 11 years." iftirp'’w»r to prevent honrdlnv, aril Civic club* would he allowed to to requisition or seise mnleriul* have one director on the building'* retfuired for defense. hourd for each 511 notes that they • 2. •That nil govermmnt agencies take. ' IWtiew their programs willi mi cy> "On Juno I," Mr, Spencer said, to lessening the demand foi ser­ "llie Rotary Club sent letter* to vice* and supplies vital to iiifense. every civic club In Hanford asking 9. That taxes be Ismsled more them uf llieir aid in carrying sharply than he has recommended through the program. To date before In order to combat infla­ only one club has answered. ;V tionary pressure. " If Hanford is to grow," he He said that at 'an appropriate said, "wo will have to gamble a time," as aoon as necessarv stud- little money on Its future." lea are finished, lie will present & Thu Gainesville Kiwania club £V V *£4/25 f v Congress a tax program bused on bn* written tho Sanford club ask­ the principles that f AI Th» nation ing for its support In selling tic­ must try to pay for the greatest kets to football games to ba held amount of needed «|ien<llrir out of this fall ut the Unlverally of Mr. Link Robinson, $19 Lindl u e s and (It) The la* system Flnrldu. I'rcsldent Ralph Bmith must lie balanced to dutrlhute Its instructed all memtiers Interested mv , la the moat content and sat­ isfied man In Newport, Ky. In burden fairly to contact thu eocretary of the Mr, Truman heretofore has urg- Klwuiii* and'file their names with fact, he Mys there Isn't a thing m tha world that can Irrltato wr M analny higher taxes on corpora­ him. upset him now that ha la on the tions ami on upper bracket In­ President Smith urged all mem- HADACOL hand wngon. If th an come*. liurs to attend a dlvUlonal meet­ Today he told Congress that ing which wll be held Oct. 81 In aver waa .a man who thought HADACOL is tha most wonder­ heavier taxaa will lesson the need the University Cub at Winter ful thing In tho world, It Is Link for general economic control* and Park. Robinson, tinea ho loarood that that a balanced tax pregram Three Mt. Dora Klwanlana were hta system lacked Vitamin* Bl, would help chock profiteering guests of the local organisation. 4 That th e n ho further rt>- They were L. C. Smith, W. Ck BS. Iran,, ami Niacin. Hare la what Mr. Robinson has . atralnta on credit expansion—al- Patton and Eddie Dlgwall. ta My about HADACOL, which la Mg lines of rurhs he directed yes­ now supplying liberal quantitlaa terday for federally assisted of t h e M essential elements: "I housing. The President told the Federal the Korean war, but also for any have bean a steal workar for ovor twenty yaara. Whan you a rt a Bousing Administration and tho emergency elsewhere. Mr. Truman Mid Increased stool worker, 'you havo to do Veterans Administration to de­ strength la needed In three gen­ mand higher down naymente and you Mod lota of good, substantial to rut dawn on building programs eral cotcgorleat First, to meet conditions In Ko­ food. But when a stomach is tn generally In order to provlda more building materials for defense rea, additional men, equipment aa bad. a shape aa mine wax . . . und iuppHcs must he sent I couldn't oat, 1 had g u pains, ^*Today he recommondod that rapidly us possible" to the forces •Uimach bloating and nervousCongress authorise more control* of General Douglas MacArthur. n est; wail, I Just couldn't aat tho Second, the world situation re­ proper foods I needed. My boas to curb tho eapanelon of nrivatelyquires a substantial Increase In toldm o about HADACOL and I Jtanneod real estate credit, i B. That Congress authorise pro- the site and material support of started taking It immadiately. dnctlon loan guarantee* and direct Amerlran armed forcet, beyond After tha second bottle I could tell n definite Improvement. Now iMUta to boost production. Tho the lncreaeea required In Korea. Third, la the extra help for our 1 ana ant tho foods I road to oat Mm ta to epeed and Increase the to roaUy bo on tho Job. In fact. output of vital matcrlale. product* Allies. . Nowhere did Mr. Truman di­ T ana aat anything t want to. I ad aervlcoa for defense. Mr. Truman closed hla massage rectly eccuea Ruesla of fanning am not norvoua any mere, either, the fire* of aggression in Korea. ■ a a t'o f mil 1 haven't got thaw • eotfldent note: "Wo wUl7fo1low tho courae we But he recited tha record of Sov­ terrific gaa pains and no a n te ' “ iting. HADACOL ia i with courage and with iet refusal to auppoit the U.N. or auee we carry In our even attend meetings a t which the _________ i flame nf freedom. We Security Council stepped Into the ' l i t fighting for liberty and for Korean crisis. -Mr. Truman Mid tha Security C n t " 1 with God s bleaslng ______ m thousands are hi Council's united and resolute ac­ ntiag from HADACOL . . . a l|) aueoaod." tion to put down lawless hundreds of doctor* are reo ' i HO Optimistic oredleb, for • quick vHmrv alon Is a milestone toward the as- mending JHADAOOL to tahllkhment of n rule pf law among nations." mint B l, BS, ina 'Ipnly a few coustrlea," he HADACOL la ae Ion eon b« HADACOL a rt faclnr tinned, "have failnd in support the tha , _ force* common action to restore ote. The most Important nf (when Ire^Ja^ tmlnod for see Is the Soviet r rt .ih u r ili $• m g I o*r reWS S L 9^ - WASHINGTON. July ID—<yp>— A Ktringent policy for prosecuting willful violations uf the draft lav was announced today by the Ju s ­ tice Department. Attorney General McGrath said he ho* Instructed the FIJI to "vigorously seek the apprehension of willful violators." FRI Director J . Edgar Hoover Issued a list of suggestions for those ruining within the draft law, and noted that it provld< penalties foi violations ranging up to five years' und fines as high a* * 1(1,000. The net requires registration of all males between 19 and 20 veara old. Those becoming 18 must reg l*ter within five.days after that birthday. Hoover suggested for thole a f­ fected: 1. Register promptly. 2. Fill out ami return vpur questionnaire promptly. 3. Keep your local hoard ad­ vised of vour correct mnlllng ad­ dress. 4. Report for examination and induction when so ordered. 5. Report changes In vour family status or occupation which may have n hearing oil your classifica­ tion. Ci. Always curry your registra­ tion certificate and classification notice on vour person. 7. If you have made an honest mistake, talk It over with your local draft hoard. Nehru Sends New Note To Aeheson On Korean C risis after Madame Vijaya Lakshml pundit, Indian ambassador 'and Nehru's sister, delivered - tha Prime Minister’s second note to Aeheson. D e p e n d a b le 1949 DODGE 3 passenger Coupe 19000 miles--original black covers U se d finish —radio —seat $500 down $5(i.81 per month *1395 $165 down $66.11 per month 1948 CHEVROLET Fleetmaster 2 Door Sedan 31000 miles—upholstery like new—beautiful litrhi tfreen finish -h eater—umazing value 1946 PLYMOUTH Special Deluxe 4 J)oor Sedan Orij?ina! blue finish-set covers 1295 $130 down $62.13 per monUi 995 $330 flown $50.15 per month *595 1941 PLYMOUTH 4 Dour Sedan Light gray finish-seat covers-excellent tires 1941 PLYMOUTH 3 passenger Coupe The price is right 1946 CHEVROLET 'A ton Pickup Truman McHHugc *1495 1948 PLYMOUTH Special Deluxe 4 Door Sedan 31000 miles-original black finish-heater-radio-- New tires-overhauled motor-excellent cab & seats C a r s $200 down $43.98 per month *295 $100 down $26.45 per month '645 $215 down $46.55 per month MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM S e m MAKS MONEY ■YBEAMNOTHE A M in o le C o u n ty M o to rs Phone 1011 F t . MtHnn P a rk Kiwuni» Meeting Ite ra te P O W E R t h a t tiffs h o m e * hwir tilt's riglt fir yiv jilt Y o u r Dodgn tru ck w iU h gyn p lan tyof pow er—an d th M ico m at"~ engine ie ■ higb-efBcienc e n g in e " J o b - R a t * d n to p re y pow er for th e w eight n model in which i t ’eueed. th k "Jo fc-/fe *rf” p o w e r,L ______ ■valleble 8 different tra ck enginee. tae-«w H m -m m .. 9 4 np U * r ..............M l HP ». a a - m e n m - m M 9 np u - n * ............... 1 I 4 t - h t e i ............ i-m np I 3 1 mp * - » - * ■ .........M l a r a r s %&2t e ■.nvwa to tha I lK as • nl - m �THE WEATHER In Unity There Is Strength— Fair and continued hot ihrough Friday except for a few afternoon thundershowers at widely scat­ tered plana. Light to moderate easterly windy over -uuth portion and light variable nimbi oter "mill pmtion. To Protect tha P n n of the World; To Pronote the Progress of America. To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. AN VOLUME XXXX1 K stn lrlislieil 1908 Tax Action By Congress May De Next Week IN D K I'L N D K N T D A IL Y N K W S I’ A I’ KK S A N FO H II. F L O R ID A . I III IJSDAY .11 l.\ Top Brass Of Red P r e s i d e n t Hits Europe And China Speculation A nd M e e t In B e r l i n Silly Hoar di ng WASHINGTON,- July 20_(,P> * — Senator Gillette (D-lowu> aaid today a Senate investigation of aharp rood prlea increases will twain within two week*. Gillette, chairman of a Senate Agriculture Subcommittee, cull­ ed the rerent price inrreubcw “vicious, unjustifiable and unpntriotlr." lie remarked that certain peraona are “in a push tlon to exact from tha public eahorbltant prices.” A! Culiill, International vice-president of the Junior Jaycecs, Is *.I'lmt,........r ................... Hy T« nI Hu a Ini shown idiining tin* -tub- president'* emblem on llruiley Odhum at Fnin, Vice l * t i,|. m Charii's Johtrron, TI"'.i- iii ,-i Ie. iti' i. M.<fI<*tIt. the state Joyce.* Installation ItnniiUet lust Saturday night in the Secretary* Gnr.kin Bradley, \ ice J’ li Hilent \\ :>l:. > Davi'. unit Sanford Armory. Sir. Odhum *.var elected president of Florida Jay- I’ll "idem Powell Kuiniitei Seated in pa l I’r. "lent I'.d Itoi.d, "f cees ut n reeeiit.r.itiveniinii which was held In Jiicksoti*‘illu. Other Tampa, slate officers receiving honor* art* il. to r.) Vice President Charles Only 1 Complaint War In Korea Called A War Of Leopold V o t e d Is Made To County Stealth, Deception, T r i c k e r y Bad TaThrone .SOMEWHERE IN KOREA. July 2 0 -(/1 V -T I.U It n wal id T a x Assessments By Bii,rh t Wing lealtli and deception, Itickrry and mbterfuiie. Levy On Gas Compa­ ny’s Personal Pro­ perty Is Reduced ft it a war of unease. You never know who is the enemy. Nmih Korean soldiers berome civilians. I he one shot dim trd at American while costume thumbs the Iritifer on a machinrgun. It's aimed *i Americans. It is a gnawing, anxious war in which you may lie ford on from tlm rear and front simul­ taneously—n war of dark nights tainty. For example: with the silence broken hy lilrlA few days ngo un American enlls or honta not uttered hy hospital triiin—u locnmutivc at.) lilrtla. It l>. n wnr of tension and nut* ear -win rumiing north la Dm rMii# Four I hlghpltclied nerves trial uncer­ I hr lioa id >d Count ('•minusuonert met a an l'.i|ii.ili/.iliun Board yesleufay to lieni one coinplaint at in tlir assessment id propcity at fixed by the lax aisrnor on the 1950 toll. * I The Florida Home Cat t'ontpany, rrpiesrnlrd Ly it* President A. H. Gaede, requested that the Iward reduce the company's lax assess­ MIAMI, July *• —W V -A Broward county grand fury to­ ment by 50 per cent. Av*r»sinent day waa directed to Main o value of tbe company's leal and study of Sheriff Walter Clark’s prrsonal properly was set at $1 30,CLEAltWAHTEli. July 21) id’' ST. PKTERSUUItG, July 20— ■ruconnection with Illegal gambl­ 650, 0 . P. Herndon, c.iuniy ilerk Special)—Veteran* living in 47 —A Mushed «ut little ulil it""i ing operations. Circuit Judge slated today. north Florid* counties where til showed mi emotion hist nil" George W, Tedder signed an or­ Tile buard examined the rr- home luuns are not available from ■S Ill'll III* lll*Hlll U VlTllil't II .i I der at Fort Lauderdale calling the Jury Into aeoalon Ang. I to turns to the tax attestor and it private lenders may now apply hi circuit fuurt here which uh-iiii-, '‘investigate any connsetlen of Wat noted that the irluru and tin* for direct financing through the hi* must ilii* in tlm rhetrir rh;m A jury uf six 1111*11 uml mi the Sheriff of Broward eoootyH attrttnienl of real cttale wat $10.- Veteiuns Administration, II. F. with activities disclosed by a Dickcnalreets, VA's Paa*-a-Grllle women in-s-il.-il only 36 inimiti . Kofauver Senate qopudtUe at 650. The attettnirnl and the le- Reach region manager, announc- to convict illt-yenr-uhl Churl"' Giffonl uf murdering statu IU i*. lurn being- llie tame, .ihr Board. ed today. Miami last waok- Tbo Moriff ----was shown In testimony to bo • took no action on reducing real The area* from which applies- Chui It** J , Schuli. The vcrilict uutumatk'iilly curpartner in the Broward Novalty IC n lls s M O a i * a * e *• «■ *) 1 IC s s lIs m * P n g * W ear! lies the ileuth fieimlly. Company, which did n 9TM.MQ > ‘----- la the hoUta lottery la “It's nil right with me," Gif lord told reporter*. “They art* 12 " IMS, 11(1 end 1MT, end also 4coil people. If they knew the paid taxes aa IN slot machines. facta the way they huppviietl, it TALLAHASSEE^ July l O - W wouldn't lw this way." —Governor Warren sold today he The 37-year-uld legislator mu trill study testimony that William shot to death screaming fur hel| H. Johnson contributed $154,000 John Pierson, assistant scoutmailer of Sanford'* troop No. I > J id In his private office ut St. to his compalgn and take*action Petersburg on Apr. 24. Witness" three Boy Scouts, Donald Futrell, Sanford troop No. 2, Edward Glen, testified Giffonl and Kchuli weru "In accordance with the evidence Oviedo troop, and x/ernon Nelson, Lake Mary troop, gave a brief re­ alone In the office and that Gif aPd the law,” Florida law prohibits race tracks port of the Boy Scout National Jamboree which waa held at Valley ford left the room after five oi or their ownars and stockholders Forge, Pa„ lo member* of the Jayccee today. . six shots rang out. •ifrem making political campaign After the verdict was rend, “The Florida delegation, or Ambastadora of Good Will left Flori­ contributions. Johnson ia principal reporters asked Gifford whut owner of four dog tracks in tha da by train Monday. June 2 6 ," eaid Scoutmaster Pinson. "lor the happened in Schuh'e office henational encampment which open* • fort the shooting. The Greater Miami Crime Com- ad at Valley Forge on Juno 1*0. First class scout Nelson ’ old “ lie was the aggressor,” Gif­ A three day tierlud wax eel mission yesterday wrote Warren of the troop’a vlett to the city ford replied. “I'm never the ng aside prior to the official open­ demanding^tbat^h* tirect J&^^*apof Philadelphia and to several essor. then he added: H1 didn't ing of the encampment for a of the nation's shrines found ve any wilnessce." pre-jamboree meeting. there. "Many of the boya," ha Only two witnesses were called Mr. Pieraon wa« In charge of ■aid, "began rehearsal for th« by the defense end each testified THKBE FIRR CALLS The Sanford Fire Department the group of hoya from Cen­ grand opening ceremony at tho that he believed Gifford was in­ aaewerod throe alarm calls yea- tral Florida. Each eteta group arena to tell tho "Valley Forge sane. waa divided into a section and During the trial Giffonl, pen­ A J Aa ’electric motor ia tha City each section was broken down in­ ■tags for tide event, eatd niless and shabbily dressed, snt to a troop. Each troop consisted Mr. Nelson, eras one-half mite ' ■flump bouao waa listed 04 a with his eyes dosed, and occa of four Bciutdi, wide by ono-fourth mile deep. sionally nodded. fltota loss when Scout Donald FutreU waa in Trees, flags of all nations, and Ai m s because of “Ilf Is a pethettlc case," I)» charge of Florida's No. 1 squad. one Urge scout badge filled.the Mrs. WX.. Homo Mr. Pierson, who has been in center of tho atabe, while the a a ail stove la bar I _ scout work for the last 10 year*, words 'Strengthen lib erty’ occu­ aad caught fir* while SOCIALITE SHOT briefly explained entrapm ent pied tho eidoe of the arena. etova ia tha CHICAGO, July *0—^19—Carl procedures and the dally actlvlEagle Seoul Donald FutreU told Pate, ad 110 Uoa that were found there by the of touring the histories) battle­ Albert Moore, 53, socially promi­ •treat reeeii 47,000 b m from all peris of grounds a t Valley Forgo. "You nent business executive, was fouii I agaa from a the United States and In* world could spend a whole week there deed In hie suburban Beverly If ill•pH to the wiring and than turned tha program and ettil not too half of tho home early today. Hie body, dad In underclothing, over to the throe scouts present. things you wanted to,” ho said. 4 DANGBBOUB BULL found _ lying on tha floor by Edward Glen of troop *43 told Mr. ru trell told of the several of the arrival of tbe Florida de- prominent men who spoke to Me secretary, Mile Hilda Dennis. 1egaHcm to the samp alto and n o the scouts while they wore at 27. She told police tho had been difficulty they had in finding tho encampment "Governor James living at Moore’s home for two foot of ground bh puff, ef Pm, g eneral Dwight D, months "going over company . . . -* ‘ books aad records." Ho explained that A year ago, Moore was Involved troop wore resTn" to a shooting scraps with Robert Varren To Still dy Testimony Given In Crime Inquiry D irect Housing Gifford Convicted Loans May Be Had Of Murder Of Rep. From VA By Vets Charles J. Schuli Boy Scouts Tell Jaycees About National Valley Forge Jamboree G Tfiir Nil. 2.$!l 24th Yields Blazing Taejon To Red Tanks Florida Jaycecs Get New Officers Senate Votes Party Lines In Accepting Tydings Report On McCarthy Inquiry 1 WASHINGTON. July 20-(/l\| --P tciid en l Truman's call (or "lubstantial" tax increase* to help fight Conimuniit aggrruicn may be lushed to Congress as early as licit week. Capitol tourer* irjArted this to­ day, while congressmen were agiccing generally that Mr. Truman mult be given new economic pow­ der* to speed rearmament and cutb inflation. 'But some Republicans, notably Senators Taft and Bricker of Ohio and Wherry of Nebraska, called for cautious study of the wide range of allocation, priority and . credit <unite I* requested. The lax message, it was report* ed, muy follow quickly Mr. Tiuj^rnan’s midyear economic report. This it due early in the week. It will appraise the economic im­ pact of the Korean wai and the proposed $10,000,000,000 starter on new defense spending. Those who have been in touch with the men helping draft the Truman tnx proposal xay they be­ lieve its aim will be to recover about ae much revenue aa was cut o ff In the 1948 tax cut bill—but -float neceeaMily from the sans* groups of taxpayer*. The 1948 cut was estimated a t $4,000,000,000 at the time, but later eetimates have ranged much higher. CougreiHiunnl xtaff experts said it would take two year*, at least, to epend the full IIO.OOOJOOO.OOO asked by the President, although contracts could he le^ much more speedily. In Comrres* Itself the House to f Continued on Page Four Associated Press Leased Wire ‘JO. lil.rll S o c ia lis ts And P .iy T rib u te JJ r i n c c R eds T o C li a l i e s * HID 'NM I . |"|y .'(I I/C, Kim* l.rii|>"|il Yll iv.i- mini back to hi. llnoni I*v iln- lirl.'i.in I’.h Ii.iipmi loUiiy. lie It,|- lircn lit cxil,- III Sivitrrrl.iinl unit tin- ii.ii. I|i<- qtii-iiion ol Innil'ini! Iillli llaik 1||||I lii-|y*ium bully for nmiilht, wil li llie Social•ft I' ulu ul.iily In-inyt lollcily oppoinl lo hi. rcliitir. A prim srtMon ol I" it 11 liori.r. of fi.irli.iiiicnl, i.ril I'ffi .illiiiii.tlivt* Viiirt lot la*o)i"lil v iclinii, mill nu»i i>|ip".iiioii Soiialitlt, Liber­ al. nml CommnniT. air l.nnnyi in piolr'.l, llm r air 1112 inriul'ri, ill both li'ill.rt. I In* tin Itiuli m .i s on Irgi-Li IInII In rml the irgrnry of I'lincr ( llUlh't la'opald'. bullin'!. Tin* oppn.ilion lo la'opohl wilt IniHcd in flu* mum on two factors: 1. Ilia cullv surrender to the CeriuiiiiN in lie-ill. 2. Ilih mairinge in i'.llfi lo u I*‘ti*inin!i comnioi.cr aflcr tile dculh of hi. uiiecii. Tim ulislnincni mnrt'linl from the chumlii'r hefoie tin* vote, leav­ ing the pro Icing Social Christ inns to vole Leopold's l et urn. i’nulferinet premier, tleelated the SoHenri Rpunk, H.n'lull(.l Iradi r ami clnl Ciiri.Han* in so lining had ac­ complished ''out* of Ihc gravest und nii.>t di.ustiiion acts <>f our lilstory." Oul-ii'e rim chumber, tin opposi­ tion purli iment meinhers p iruded to the loyal pnlme lo pay ono final tiil.uli* to Prince Charles. Even with nil ........ voting, the Sin ini Christ Ians would have Illtd sufficient slienglli to enrrv the day. Tin* filial ballot came af­ ter eight stormy days «f speechmaking which climaxed u year of political maneuvering, n plebiscite, un election, strikes uml strfe t After iipproving the end of ti;e regency and restoration of the King, the Horinl Christian* adopt­ ed the following tribute to Prince Chariest “The combined chamber* send Hie Royal IHciie.s homage of their (CeaHaava ra se r» « r) GAKDI.INK UP MIAMI. July 20—(AY—Gasoline prices jumped 1.8 rents a gallon at a majority of Miami’s H00 ser­ vice stations today. The Btandnrd Oil Company set the pace, quickly followed by Pure Oil. Most other major eompaniee followed suit. Predictions were freely made that another price hike would come before the end of the week to moke the total increase 2.5 McCall, who was formerly warriod CMtl, With the 1J cent hike, motorpaying from 25J) cents to regular end from £2.9 to for premium gaealtoo. Division Commander Missing As Hattie Rages Around City; Planes Keep It Up IOKYO, Fnd.iy, July 21 -</!*> Front |ilu- di.patrln - *.mt Inddy Greece Ami Yugosla­ Threatens Rationing llie 24ih Division vv.t* withriiawin * embattled laejou and that Ami Price Controls tmill via Seen As Possi­ I he whrreahoutv n, mininaader, Should Prices Rise M.i j . General \A•111vn, 11. m, was ble Nexl Victims unknown. \ SIIIM . I llN. Jolt 211—i-i*) HEREIN. Inly 20 t/1’1 lop llie .Null tnd.ii e.'llle,| -eiriu l A M ii Aillitir iTimmiiiinpir i n d Hi i > n i t iimmum.t I in "|ie ,i ml Vn Iteser.c nail- lo " 111e m>i - at I l: 10 A. i\l today, J . i |i.i ;i dav Ifni 1 1 mi utemUrtl i".lay L>ii e and tin* Mailin' I orp- notililt.It .1p|ll'.ll I'll lo I"' .III llll|llll II 111 lied all il' le■•clip e i".in.I unit-. liylii time, ( 9 :3 0 A. M. Ihuivday. t omliiltiim meeting loulri iIn In he p iip jird lo go on nrti.e E SI I *aid llie Amniinn- vlam ic. dull on III .I'll - iiotiee. \I llie their pinilniru hut tin- i nmmtiniipiu n ci id .t t nmmtimsl I’.nly i<*ii 'llie lime, the tint) annnniiied appealed to he b.i-ed un nifimiulelitnill. itiil il ha., nlelteil riniili.il and tion dial was old to iiiim m i-l l e p i r 'r o t . i l n e - liu m II ,||M>( I ill I! llllilf. 11mu |.;i,h of I he communique said a E-man IH it,t to oi - iii.n.i id lliei" bu'.wig. llie six roulinelilal \■in> areas ill the Mimow iliiiT'liil ( oiiunloioi Ioi inoi ruieiil in llie neat fuluri* Cninmutiiil inlantry-lmk attach in llie Far liii-l. I lie-e are regu­ 1Innxl.*y afternoon wav prr ing i .uni line uslruulil) li t lnil.iv lar \rui) 11mills. The .\ni) aaiit at the city. I o ld di-patilwv indi­ opening ill llie tlniil annual i"iiil riiuld mil iiiiunliitrc ihr Ites e i.e Air units railed In duly, cated il had driven into die city, viuiion ol l -.i-l tii'Mn.un - Sin nil i t U-Iitv (t nmimmld) p.nly li (lie niuulrrr ol men, oi the lies• which was .lhln/e, iv; inti line nl llnir noils, .in . tin iiigtict g.iilictmn nl Reil llie Amcticaiii held oil the Red M ASHINtiTilN, July 20—(dl leatlci* tim e tbe oulbn .ik id llie attack for several hours, they — I’rcsldenl lr o inan gave In- turd foi the first lime the new 3,5 E Uf III war. slrneliiiiiM it.dai In Charles M. Hie ini rii.iu came <v» t *I'miiif iiiui Spoffnnl. lieu depul) IJ.S. re- rocket launchci* which they said priMNin•' wu* Inilly -Ii |pul ll|* lircsrntnli.c on llie Norlli VIknocked out d ot the flint ten lt"d ^ U|tov| in,i. lull" i lor ol I InI it- Ciniliril, alum I »hnt inusl tank*, llie Ait l o n e claimed in lie dime lo -I rein: I lien Ninth VI- have destroyed five additional flu* StIVMl Mf»t 1.nitii- defruspH. Spnfford. »ho lr .1iMl 4.unit* h v til.<11 IH Imui h a .e s Ini l.oinliiu Saturday. tanks in the halllc area. ■illrr tiIn* U*nii*'il Nat liil. v <"Him General Dean, who was at the ■alletl on VIr. Truman uilli Seefront all day ThuiHkiy, wat lilt t|'r Bail am. w.ii 'n il l! . N. :Sr telary nr Slate Achemin. lie Inhl reporlers his iustrurtiiinn seen onri* wit Ii one of the .<* roc­ icl.uy t leueral 1 llv'lr 1 i' that III. I nl lowed lines of Vlr. Truman’s ket luiim-ldiig teams. Ilia wli. i, .Ill i)’ I-*I'l.imniiM ("mini[orm ilia message lo CougreaM yesterday. ii limit a became unkovvn at tlm attark mi viriftr. huttli* mounted to ii crosceutla WASHINGTON, July 2ii—(,P) about nightfull. All lulviinec hendFor ever ul Wi'C'b lilt’ll* 1in\t lilt'll repmta of trnnp moveliienl* —Tin* .VImine Corps luilay ail- otinrtcrH npukesman udmitleil In* ami iioidii security meamires in vised all ils oig atilted reserve did not know where the General L'llruiiu. Itomimin and lltine.niy, a mu ml iiniln to Ih* prepnrrd lo was, adding, hut “that ilu.-i not dl gooii < I'liilnfnrm mi ndiett und no oil ai l ii e duty on II) days nieuii that lie I* ill Iin jug.” in iphhoi "t liie .e e or Yugo.lnvia. nntiri*. A spokrsman said no (la Washington the Defenso I'lieri* wu also n repni't fium noils have yet Is'eu ordereti tu Department said il hail no report, L iilei'.nl, C/ecImxIoviikm, tlml E*' arrive duly, but that Marine thut Dean was missing.) : i oreigu Minlstei AiuIh i 5 I nips hciiiiqusilera is now pre­ The C.I.'m fought furimmly— ■».H*$rj.i.y tied cut elimt ii vncutl.Hi paring/ a P-f of selected unlla both on tho ground und in the o f"n ea rly two mohths at Hmi Ih.ll Mill gel the first VnII. a ll—to hold Taejon. Strafim ; heallli lesurt and had left tor un W/YSI IING I ON: July 20 - f/P) planus smashed nl Bed artillery iindisi'to.cd i*p"t. It wm the to * pmdtloriiv which tried to cIiho hi dom’n of Vi.hm ky * luce iiiid-Mny. I'lcsiil'llt I Mini.in said Iasi behind the American!' und cut off Then* was no itnlieulioii, Iiiim t l u i i l l u u r a *-•< I ' a s a ITiu ry their retreat with mUllcry fire, ever, t lull V*diinsky " ii . in llei IlM. A locomotive crew trying to lake Tit, e evi id * indicated I" Maty n lute haul uf supplie . from Tae­ We in ii nl.- .i v i i lint II........any jon wax ambushed enroutu Lo the leaden, " f tie* Interimtiomd Kid elution. mi niiixuliiill here prnluildy had An army spoke, mini mid ThuraI. een drawn I" lleillli hy mi.ie tlilin I'olllinued on I’uge I'liur II. .. Siwinli l Unity C m igrc*. Among tl" Iii'ii notiildeh .unvin,., puipoit'dly for the parly c"t" J.t7. Giilloivuy, viie-i’liuiriiian of vent ion, were Uttssln’s M. li [„v and P. N. Pospi'luv. Stmlov is tlie teeelilly oigani/ed Semiliole ecretni y "f *1"* liunidnli Con........ CtlUUty Sal'Ty Cuuucil, waa guest t I'liily ' eiitiut committee iiiui pcuhei nl II"' llii-inefts und I’role-dittml Women’s Club picnic i- Itunxiu'- I’onilnfoiin delegnte. Italy’s Communists were lepn* held Inal night til Sweetwater -ciitcd by I’almiro Toidiuttl and Park in Oviedo. BATH, Kng., July 20- (/!*)— Mr. tiulloMiiy pointed out tlm Fiance’s Tied* l>y Jacques Huelos, |,„th prominent figures ut previous reasons for organizing tho Safety Win "ton Churchill *uid today ha Council and di»> iiiicil its pinna does not think u great war ia im­ Comlngoriii session*. for tin- enuring year. The Club minent. The wurlime prime minister expledged >" assist the Council in MOSCOW, July 21) \>V, l'ie»M‘il belief tlmt American liiinevery )m ihle way­ Soviet R n ttij taiil today tb.it U. 'll," resignation of rim Club's iienx will fori'ittull a major coiiS llniidi ilemumls fur wilburaw- Ir eu oi i i , Mrs. Alin* Hteeliworth, fllcl. "Hilt I run sure of Ibis," In* mid .il ot Norlli Koiraii lone* til Mu accepted. Ml>. I.nis Smiley ihr IHili imiallel ibould fie ib*- vviis unanimously elected to fill ill un address, “if there were any vvcuklieaM or division in the Eng­ I u.ted by llie United N.ii"*u» Sp­ flu* rinexpired term of office. At turn I’.M. a swimming and lish-speaking win bl. if it were in,ily Count il. pie.uimdily with diving exhibition was given hy lint for thu great and C"iiingeuu4 Ciiiiiinuiiitt Lim a a* a Louiuil Dun Hull'll, Hide Hof mini, und ciiuiupioiiship uf tiic* cun-** of free­ Alvin Penk*v. Swimming, music dom hy the mighty United .Slates, mrmlier. if outside the Iron Curtain there fliii poiiliun war outlmrd in and n picnic supper were enjoyed were nut strong and loyal eupby everyone present. «c,,Bilti«*s **■ i’ae* V «r> pnrters of the maintenance of peace, there could be no limit to llie miseries which tin* whole moi Id Mould have to undergo.'' Churchill spoke to u crowd of l.riOO persons wlm ultciided a ceremony Ul which the ....... loin of the city of Bath wu* conferred on him. NEW YORK. July 2 0 - ( / P ) — ’The year wa. 1930; ibe nation “ I greatly welcome the ad ion wa, tinting llie first bitter month* uf depiet.ion; Nrw Yink, City wa* of the United Slate* and I am *un* they will find in uur inland und jutl emerging from a jougli-end-tumble political « a . . . On the night of Aug. 6. tal', ditlingui.brd looking JMepb horce the urruy uf coituiiuliM enllhs and elute* gutlu-ied around it leal all­ Cralrr, a Nrw Yoik Sufireme Court ju»tice. dined at a We*t 45ln street ies uml faithful friends,” In* mid. uigld club with a theatrical attorney and I m o dancer*. Name Dawn ‘•it is hard that when only five years have passed we should find it*. " and Sully B -----AIntut 0 P.M., he ruso and tlm Inst chance for solving the Hie dark shadows hanging over {•dll his friend*: "I'm going t<* '« riddle vanished two years ago in thu progress of mankind, the fam­ the denth of ii mentally troubled ous Institution of the Unit'd No *how.” again, lions divided, rent und limn rod in Ho hailed a cab, and left. That one-rime showgirl- And its work—but still courageously »s the IuhI known of Judge Cru- maybe il didn't. If Judge Crater still Is alive, performing ll* tu*k.” ter*. “ But I do not think myself that Tmluy— 20 year* later—police lie’s now III, Ills inyiJlfying story, which still o greater war is imminent." ___ believe thut his dUappcilratiru won an act of Ilia own will. Hav* has no ending after two decades, Capt. John Cronin, head of the hail its beginning as he and his it o I i c « department's misting beautiful wife, Stella, were at their summer home at Belgrade High yesterday 04 persons bureau: “ We now believe ha Just got Lakes, Me. Low this morning 72 On the first few days of Aug­ Bain yesterday .00 tired of D ell, and went away. He apparently wanted a new life, ust, Judge Crater received several Total July Ilaln to date l.tW and maybe he found one. We sro inng.ilistunct* telephone c a l l * . July normal rainfull 7.00 inmorally convinced of this, but not Mrs. Crater didn't know what they ' dies. legally convinced.. Until we havo were about. proof, thu case will remain open.” On Sunday, Aug. 3, he told her Occasional tips—about half dox- he hud to make a trip to New on a year—still are received from York City. persona around the world whu T i l In* Imrk Thursday ur F ri­ JACKSONVILLE, July SO—UF) think they have seen the missing day,” he said. l>9 ICJ Ashvillo ill New York City, he was seen ritt 82 Buffalo Through the years, the thous­ at his court chambers, going 115 HI Dodge City ands of Ipads and tidblta of infor­ through hi* flies end records. He lb U2 Memphlx mation have been checked, but destroyed some of the papers, and 8,1 10J Phoenix none have provided the answer to took a packet of them away with C2 88 Saint Loul* one of the city's moat baffling him. P5 7:i San Antonio mysteries. On Wednesday, Aug. 0, he ar­ 51 77 Ssattla Maybe, as a private investigator ranged with hi* secretary to with­ 73 91 Jacksonville! believes, the Judge wax slain In draw $5,150 from two bank ac­ 70 89 Kay W«st a blackmail plot. Maybe ha was counts. Rfl 79 Miami stricken with amneela. Maybe he That night, wearing hla 93 71 TaUahaaaos ■Imply said goodbye to a routine high collar and prince a—^ 22 Tampa w of which ha was weary. Maybe *1 A. rAL* . /A w ' i — • Galloway Speaks On Safety Council At B.&PW. Picnic Churchill Insists That World Wai­ ls Not Imminent New York Judge Missing 20 Years Is Believed Victim Of B l a c k m a i l Plot Sanford Weather 4. ii THE WEATHER .• - » • si I ' 4p c* ^ �N M H H BEBH . L. . •• V? v "AOP TWO «f *- **' * .l THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA ruffe be dined with hi* theatrical friend*. There, the trail ends. The Judge, who wrotn lurid mvs[trV Stories as a hobby, himself became (he key figure in u tale Capture the goodness of Summer's lucions fruits in your sum home­ made jellies and jams. Tor perfect mults, use Dixie Crystal* Sugar— “ The sweeten Sugar Ever Sold.” Di xi e Crystals more inscrutable than any of his own. There were enigmatic post­ scripts: Shortly after he vanished, po­ lice and other Investigator*, along with Mr*. O uter, rcandied tin Crater's Filth Avenue apart­ ment for clues. I.ittl* was found, nod Mra. Crater icturnod to Maine. Hut six months later, when ahe came back to the city apart­ ment, there—in plain ■iigUi al tin- top of u hum uu crflvei--w as a stack of the judge's paper*, in ca>h and ‘■(•ciiritir*, and a note addressed to her. The nuti listed per ons owing the Judge money, and ended, ‘‘Am very weary—Joe.” Adding'to the puzzle, the pa per* included a check bearing the Judge's eudoi ement and dated Aug. ,')0—24 days after he disappeared. Hut there was n« Inkling of what happened to him. Kmit K. Kills, an attorney for the Judge's wife who pent several years investigating the rase, aays he established that' Iho Judge was at the Manhattan apaitmcnt of June Hrlre, a showgirl, after he left the West 4f>th Street night dull. That same night, Mi*-* Briee lift her apartment, and pent Hie ensuing months moving from lintel to hold In 10311, Kill* found hei hI a menial hospital, questioning of her produced only rambling, in­ coherent answer*. IHr mother, In Columbus, Ohio, **ld her daughter's mental upset doted from the day Crater vanished. Two year* ago, Mia* D ice died, her mind 'till confined. ‘1 mn convinced,” Kill* ',nld thin week, "that .ludm < inter was the victim of n hlackmsil plot atrnneer Uiun any fiction author could devise. It is unfor­ tunate that the theorists over­ looked his private life.” Clofc friend* of the Judge also are akepticni of the idea that he voluntarily forsook his career. Police Capt. Cronin point' to the heaps of letter*, cablegrams, photoglyphs, circulars and re­ port* that have accumulated on the case, and aayn: ■'The evidence, and hi* actions indicated flight. Cronin said the .lodge had n wide acquaintance among New York show people, and mat for month*, detectives kept these friends under aurvcillanee. but the Judge never contacted any of tied, nnrl her present husband, Carl Kuni. nn rngincrr, live at l l ','Finile« l.nl.ej. Me. The Judge’s dNappcaranc" " not t. , , 'd :o poii'e until Sept. 4, lli.llt—nearly n month nflee lie WB. lust Keen. Hi* wlfa T H U R SD A Y JU L Y 20. 1950 **W the Judge’* politic*! associa­ te* hnd advised her not to make the report until n private inquiry reeitumg hi* whereabout* was mode. Some time ago, a newspaner reporter was sitting In police a‘ta- tion press room in San Antonio, T er**, when an old, ragged, justreleased prisoner approached ard asked for a cigarette. Noticing the old man's wellkept hands, the reporter asked him about his bark ground. The man i-i'l/’t' Big, Ilipe, Mellow LETTUCE Q uai.tily Rights R eserved mi.. 2 it,. 2 5 C uban SUPER LAMB SALE! Green Top Carrots 2 bchs. 19c Tnilf. 49c Dm. Lemons lb. 19c New Sweet Potatoes 4 lbs. 29c New Red Bliss Potatoes 4 lbs. 25c Libby* Crushed Pine.'iuple Heady to Fry Parts—Grado A BR EA STS Iona ’Cream fityle While Or LEG S Golden Corn.... M EA TY Ann Pegs 1 lb. ran Ann I’aga Nn. 2 Can Pork n B e a n s.... 10c App(e Sauce .... 17c Ann Page 1 Hi Peach Preserves 25o Ifi lb: Iona Flour .................. $1.49 Keyless Can Sardines ....... "Super-Right” 3|irlhg Shoulder u . 69 c W IN G S u . 49c 10c B eck s u . TaM-Roady Eal-EIIo Tontlcray Bool 25c Finrrn-lireiieil A Drawn Ren Grade A 12-1R Ih. Avg, T ax F ree! B acon Lb. 5 9 c Sw ift’s Premium Sliced Creamed C rystal Straw berry COOL SUMMER DRINKSI YOUR CHOtCE-MIX 'EM UPI 7c THY AAP’fl FAMOUS THAU ON A— Q u a rte rs ! 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OffehsHre Odor* Vi Tin mb K ’ 4P ; J r 1 95 „r-5t-.f} > - M ■ w That Famous, Mondy-Saving Toilet Soap t. C ro ix M IX O . I,sundry Snap Cuban Avopadoa A 'c L jS y ilM d tL \ M lt lljm jj . JU IC E \ m \ Jam* Tomato Juice ........46 oz. 27c P ack ag es llirkory Sweet Grade A S lic e d lli-C Orangeade 25c Cottage Cheese 10 u , , 2 9 c Philadelphia Cream 79c T H IG H S Now C o b b lers Spicod Luncheon lb. Braunschweiger lb. Liver Cheese lb. Pickle & Pim. Loaf lb, Bologna Sausage lb. Peaches No. 2Vz 22c “Suger-Uiglit” Cooked-Heady To Eat u . ib . 1 C o lo re d ! Salad Dressing Fancy Bacon ........... & H ock s Ann Page—Rich Cieamy , .put’aifllljflllr i mn DHQYU 'tyuper-Rlghl” Thin Siloed hedged. Later, the reporter found this In mamory of my mother, note scribbled on a towel In an adjacent wash room: “Thanks for Mr*. Henrietta Field*, who exthe cigarette. You almost got n pired July 20, 1B40. Gone but scoop. Kemeiulicr that Judge in not forgotten. New York.” ■ \- <-!: -> �THURSDAY JULY 20. 1950 T flF . S A N F O R D H R R A I.fi. S A N F O R D F L O R ID A It Of Awareness Of Iloslililies Is Alla MARCH OF EVENTS No Alnrm In Washington Over A-Bomb Attack Ye* RINCETON. N. J .— Mil* Kathleen Wlnaor. girl author, and her husband. Arnold Krakowar. boy lawyer, had been foollah enough lo lend my friend their 13-cytln.ler convetttble—ao. naturalmen r, there waa only one thing to do with It. We pointed It* handsome nose along Route 1 and, after a reasonably uneventful voyage through the w'aatea of New- Jeraey In the cool evening, w-e arrived In thia lovely college town We wanted no truck with that frightening specie*, the Princeton undergraduate. We were here, as any man in hi* right mind would be. to *e# Rh#ll#y Winter* do h»r •ummer-»lock version of Born Yeaterday at th# Princeton Summer theater. Shslley Winters Mia* Winter* proved a specimen lo behold and a pleasant performer to BbOrve. Her ability aa the addled Btllle Dawn In th* pl*y waa in 'fharp contrail to th*t of many movie doll*, whrWmak# such •*»»• of themselves on the stage. Aided and abetted by a good cast, with a New York professional named Dirk Rohbln* lending excellent support ** the love Intersil, th* •xtraordlnarlly blond Mist \V. made It a good night In the theater. The theater, incidentally, bore little resemblance to the until straw hat playhouse Between sets, we sought out the dapper Herb Kenwlth, a skillful man with a dollar or a script, who run* the whole deal, and he spun some nst proflt—gross prnAt Agure* that mad* considerable Impact ion u*. Summer theater has come out of th* playpen Into th* world f big buelnes*. I.ater that night there are a couple of pleases of beer In th* world a greatest saloon-hotel, th* Nassau Tavern, and a rid* through th# darkened road* of the nearby- suburb*, with th* convertible'* radio playing inms soft Jat* and the furors of Broadway BO long miles away. My friend, boy motorist, leaned bark and listened lastly to some Benny Goodman clarinet. "This." h» said grandiosely, “—this I* liv­ ing." " I t will be," I commented with that famoua barbed w-lt of mine, "aa long as you don't fall asleep and run this thing Into a NEW \0RI». — fifh ft »*»? nicr that can widow from the Far F sit wi* (lietr 5ou know sonic of iheni are Kick home alirad yoiiiip girls who ki red a husband goodbye in Jap.' days later lie was d-.sd in bis country** set vice in And quickly llir widows and their fatherless t inr here by air. P tools Johnson • NO MARINES Navy critics of Defense Secre­ tary Limit Johnson* armed force* unlAcatton pollrle* found new ammunition In the outbieak of Aflitinp In Korea and the t'nlted State* d*ct*1on to Intervene In the crnAict First, they print ut that tk*r» wet* no United States Marines In th* are* and they blame this on Johnson s desire to curtail the Marine •trenath and pl-e the "leatherneck* a secondary battle role Navy olBrer* privately explain.that the flshiti.g In Korea would be Ideally suite t for Ma*lne# and that, traditionally. United 8tates Ma­ rines always have ho«n the Aril to step In under such circumstance#. It i* the conviction of these Navy otAcer* thst Marines could have been landed and rushed to the front line* In Korea tn far lest time than requited to **nd Army troop* from Japan Itegardlea* of past pallet** it 1* likely that the Korean situation will strengthen both th* Navy and th* Marines Pongres* probably will h* more willing to listen to th- Navy's argument* r EVEN IN THE ORAClOtM CONFINES nf the Tavern*# second. •Rory bedrooms, six hour*' eleep waa the most w* could handle without th* note* of a few taxi* or street Aghts for lullaby. A walk through the campu* the next morning and an unsuccessful search for a Racing Form In this suddenly abortive town, and then we were ready to drive the fair Mia* Winter* down to Oceanport. where »h* was tn he the guest or honor at the Monmouth Park'* race track during th* running of the Bhelley Winter* Purse, threeiyear-olde and up, It.ono. | Miss W. waa only three-quarter* nf an hour late, whlrh la about par for the course. At point-blank range eh* turned out to be a .handsome woman, a little tired around the eye* and a little prajoccupled with Ihe assorted problems of being an actress, hut all In •ill the kind of a girl with whom you would ait down and play poker. Thus to Mlaa-W. la paid man's greatest compliment The wind ruffled.her short Italr as we tooled ewlftly through the country roads and tve ruffled through her attrmpta at relaxation aa w* asked her what la all thla about her being temperamental. “Oooowwww," she cried, hnldlng her head. "Please—let's enjoy." But w* persisted "W ell," she said, taking a deep breath. "It Isn't being tempera­ mental. I've only had trouble on one movie set In my life, and that’s because the director waa trying to make me Imitate Mae Weat In my acting and It came out ao sad that I balked. I Just loured embarrassed, when we saw the ruihea at night. I P "But I thl a k an actress ought to have a tittle temperament, which ‘ i t Something else agsln. Rome performer# dlm't worry about any­ thing whan thsy work; they're tike rows In front of tha camera. **I take It seriously. I want to be a good actreia When t get a part, t want to feel It, get Into tha role, do something with It. But, honest. I'm not temperamental. That’s only publicity." Mlee W., a wonderfully candid aoul. grinned at me. a # # • WHILE THE BOV MOTORIST TOOK CORNERS SAFELY on. thras wheel* Instead of two, Mia* W. raved abqut her new. unre-j leased movie, the re-make of Dreiser's An American Tragedy, but our arrival at Monmouth cut the plug short. <fl\ A* a race track It turned out to he a dllly, being ona of th* neweet and sharpest In th* country. Even Mias Winter*, who once went to California's lush Santa Anita and Hollywood Park tracks every day for aaven months In a row, did some raving about thla on*. And when th* races began, she did aune shouting that nvttahadowed ' anyone tn the park. "Maybe I yell too much.” ah* said, apologall catty. Th* Bhtllty Winters Puree turned out to be won by a good thing • named Near Thing. Mlaa Winter# bet on a different home In the I same race, Lut aha smiled gamely and preaentsd a sllvtr plat* to , Eernando remand#*, grey-haired boy Jockey of Near Thing. Than wa pllad Mist W. Into a limousine and sent her hack to Princeton ,f| e r that night's performance of Born Yeaterday. T h not temperamental," aha walled through tha car window es MM took off. We nodded pleasantly and ! turned to th* boy motor­ ist aa ws mad* ready for tha trip hack to New York. "Hies dame," I said. "Teah." be Mid. And the two-day holiday waa over. Rural Common Sens* ■y SPUDS JOINSON ' th a t sUtomont, made recently by Louis T, Nlaland of tha Uni­ versity of Plorido ' Agriculture! Extension Service, la worthy of attention and consideration by all land osmara end othora Interested la traa*. The Extension Service forester, of rourae, pointed oat that Flo-, rtda femora receive thouaemla ■d dollar* every year for tha timber User sell, but he alio amHP*ilied that forests ar* valufor their effKt on the soil and the climate and for other products beside* timber.' Ike## la aa unbonaadt fnroet d r a their laavot, twig*, bark, ansi aeed to Uw ground and thus return to the soil much of the nutrient* they take from It In fffewlag. In a full etand of plna ate no ne PRINTED TERRY CLOTH—I* budget-pi Iced for vacation Rhotl* and bra, by a New York designer. In leaf pattern of brown, while and InrquoDe l« on a while back­ ground. (N . Y. Three /intitule Photo) tn Marine* of the First Division Irelore they left Camp Pendleton. Calif., for Korea, artresr Marilyn Moore h»» been named “Mis# Morale" by the Leitherneckr Ac­ cording to statistic*, ehe'e flr*t "pin* up" girl of the war. (International) *l« Yflua to nil who see them. Unbumsd forest land* ar* o haven for counties# bird*, and they are o source of wild berries, fruits, and honay. • "Whllg timber it an Important °* J nc* t r to tnany farmart, the Extanelon Service workar declared, "It la by no mean* the only vainabl* thing we get from our forOeta. So It behooru ua to protact and Ineraaaa our forest land* for the good of W i lM or South Carolina sent *ntl-ctv!!'rights Sen. Olln D. John­ ston (abovaj back to the-Senate for a tlx-year term. Incomplete re­ turn* niMhe-DelntJcfatlo prtfflary Indicat'd Ita ’ defeated qov. J; Strom Thurmond. Males' rights hero ..or.im pd^rdaiiohalSoundphow l it lintin't you e <-i read about tin l.o t Battalion?' nii." you mr ui Tbo l.o * ltd tallon?" “aid tb older girl, *a>li.g eilbrr lo figtito i.t wbav it waa or wondering wlv-thes it i *nl I date her too nmrh if sin* ■*e** 1 she rrmembrtcd it -V by­ stander, however, would got tha Impression she wasn't sure <*f It'** difference bct'.reo « b,itt ittnn .iml i iiirdslllon. that's whit I been ttyini; tu tell you," inti trd thr young inm. "We l-.ai a battalion in Korea and il fought It' way I jel Nobody* here even seem* to cure about it." Although ho had o loud voict and the room \»ns rrt vdi-il with young men—ninl he Innki-d mound .it the other young men—-nono '.iid anything. "W ell, it's n|"f Ihey'n alt back," hedged the girl ' I didn't s*iy thev ell put ’ *ck," cried Ihe ynu'tg man, “I < > r f SOME ONE NON AICOMOIIC $1.00 MILES NEltVINE UOc ALKA SELTZEU .. Centitl Preti Writer A LOT nf United Nntlour taw Ihe atom bomb Thai look* mtmhet* are now Indicating wil­ auspiciously Ilk* quit# an eggreilingness to send troop* In Kn alve undertaking. rea. If things keep on a* they have, there won't even be room Ftthion d u ltto n here detigntd for otire. till tlolhrt tor the willowy wo­ men Perhtp t lo complement The Ameriern forces t»H fft* the weeping huibimt, who plyt. N orth K orean I "Cooke.” Net urally too m any Cooke apoit the Serrate Dnonee Commutes Chair­ tony. l« b « f Secretory Tbbln says our Korean action has committed Ihit country "to frustrating Cammunlet aggression wherever It may show Itsalf." But on* at a lime, please. ! I I The Soviet collected hd.OOO000 name* on a petition ta out- man Oearg* m yi ihtre will be o toe bill, war or no war gut with ■ war an, II likely will gel little attention, being oniy money. The president nf Columbia univerelty. neneral Eisenhower, ■*h«d students tn ssy hsllo to him on th* streit. No other sa­ lute required, yet. BROMOSELTZER OH r?5 H6HTS N tAM CHtS jm n r 2!ic IS C POWOURS .... 7Or SAL UEFA TIC A .... IT . MILK OF MACNKS IMSTKOGALER 50c HARRASOL 60c MURINE ................ 35c COREGA ................. 35 DA NDERTNE........... 7ir Bayer Aspirin 50c Stir Phillip* Muunesia ....... 39c 75c Llsterine .. g0c Ratl*vo l l e y ^ * ; favor Symptoms 25c I’cenainint f9 c 50c Ipaita ...........43c 35c rulidenl .... 20c II on AUCTION MARKET llaleya M O ...f 79L‘ $1.25 Saiaka $|.09 $1.50 Agarol $|.10 The Farmers Auction Sale Has Ueeh Changed from I J. • e ; *U i e Wednesday Afternoon Elmo Creme Foam Shampoo FRIDAY NIGhT, 8 O’CLOCK A MM*: CUT FOR • KOREAN CONFUSION—Confused teport* nn th# Aral dsv* of battle in Korea stemmed from the inevitable breakdown of com­ munication facilities upon th# eoddru outbreak of a war This early <*on(u*lon was shown hy rontllctlng report* on whether Seoul hail been raptured by th# Obminunlst* and whether the Invaders actually had taken Suwon, a vital south Korean air base United Slates Signal Corps unit* were on lb# Job tn Korea when tha ln» avion started, but onlv In an ad»l*orv rapidly. These small unit• did not have the manpower to art up adequate facilities for lianamilling message* other factor* disrupting th*.communication# network was the retie*! of South Korean forces. Th*lr withdrawal cam* too swiftly lo piotecl th# line* nf rommunlrstlon • MarARTIIt'lt-t.ANf)--Den. Douglas MerArthur. "Im was a chief nf «(*ff before molt nf Ihe active gennals got then stars, enjoys such .rank and Independence that hi* command I* lefeired lo a* the separate country of MacArthur-land.” Sometime* he report* directly (rf the President, sometimes lo Ihe Rlrtc department, and sometime* to the- military establishment— usually ailing on hie own' JUdf;ni»nt befnte reporting at all. Rom* of the teettlla In Washington are confusing. Gen Omar N Bradley, MarAtthot'.a lop military MacArlhur hosa. knew nothing about the Kor>ih r|\ll war an iialut Is f Hour after the new* from MacArthur'* headquarter* «•**•«« th* wire* By thst time MacArthilr had Issued Confusing Ol der* to Speed up supplies to the South Korean* Blmtlsrlv when MacArthur decided lo Ay to the fro.il In Korea, Army Secretary Prank Pace, MacAithur'e civilian boas, knew noth­ ing about It until newspapermen began railing him. Army operation* hadn't braid of It either Now that he has a mission tn give all-out aid to the South Korean*. Ihe matter won't make any difference; hut the facl la that MacArthur previously had far exceeded all m lllltjy assistance funds In aiding th# Koreans. The Army hsd a tentative pian to charge off the balanr# to "operational necessity." t At THE RIUHt ot a visit she made Bui. of coiii.-e, thev w t r n ‘t golnc In bats, tint ntintu-l m’d dated wml with dlitir'- t* ftillfil, not with sudden widowhood to comprehend. Not tnr» However, should -om, wl l --v. alone at* I more de-peiate than she knew, have wandered Ini * a typical small Munh ittan bat . . . and had she li'(fried t > whal she heard . . . it might have made her more desolate than before. She might, for erample, have heard this; ‘‘Well, thank God. the loot bat tallon got through'" exclaimed the tall young man. "W hat do yon mean tiro lo-t battalion?" asked the older girl next to him. "The lost battalion- the lost battalion In Korea!" said tin* tall young man. "Don't you kttu’v we've had a lost battalion cut off for days by the North Kot pans?" "No,” said the girl. "1 been tied up worrying at wit baseball " "That's what I been trying to tell people," complained the t ill young mart. "We get < battalion roll in Korea, an I nd- ly thinks anything about It. It's probably Just raid the !»st battalion gol bark. I don't know bow many of ilicm did or didn't. Bu^ they couldn't nil liwc nado it." "W ell, leally . . ''What if lh« life f " said the tail young mm, bitterly. "Whi.% l* tho u -«? I shouldn't have brought it up." A Milo Inter, after they hid left. lh>* bartender, » vototnn of tin* Inst Wit M War, -ntd: "Vou knr>v, la-it irttk it rcillv v,-b .-. jm*tty iip.ht in llu* Notional I,ensue— Phils.I<h'hia, 3t. liouli, Boston tuid Btisil.lyn nil »crnntb« ling f ir the top. But thing'’ h*vo prrtty mit.h quieted doom now. And it (.tin s to me people *to tiiikuig mere nbnut Korea, fhey’ir n lot more interested. A * I say, it ’wait nice that no fieshly-si rived widow had dropped in nil alone before co­ in g on .omewhere to meet hejf nit only Wnr if kind. Rite might, ii*»te tvondeied if she \»**re t'lilly in hci homriaml. $ 1 .0 0 1946 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan s bUek finish—w finish—whit* ' gidrwAll ■ik i 1 gv tlree—eeat 9330 down $50.15 per month louth 3 Passenger Coupe •n axcd p tlo n tl VAlue The Smallest Fractions Working with the *m*ll**l units of me«HUie i* an r r e ty d e ) M rtlrrenw In uur preartlpllun 1 1 l i n r l t o r y. Homn ptcerripllona may rail for quantities as small aa 1/100 uf a grain, and im nuxtrtn, pretivUm rquipmrnt rnsblrs ua tn make thka# mlnitta me-iatimneiita with absolute, scientific ascutary. Hit* arni|iuloua artusarf, Itigetber «* It It nur year* of tiklnlng anti eaperienre, a*sutv* you of tb* highest luattly proaeripllou aeirtc*. , 95 Down $38.37 per month re VA Ton Stoke Truck 10x20—10 pjy .tires 96 down .. $38.37 per month CONDITIONED ibi*v» • r*yu» j. fciartiiiiti'V V irSAt kiriiMMa �TTTP QAV^ARH HERALD. 8ANF0RP. FLORIDA PAGE SIX H s a H a a DeLand Red Hatters Squash Locals Twice Clubhouse AP Newaf eat urea ?porta EMU Mortality Rat e In Minor League Ball Are Claimed High NEW YORK—t h little doubt about NEW YORK. July 20-(A»)— being the moat .... r Blame It on trlevislon, radio, bad in the National ‘Liaffue. But weather or just plain pocketbouk now wo have It right from the letienchment. The fart is th* un. horse's mouth. mortality rate In Minor League Of aeven lop pitchers question- baseball is reaching serioua pmsubject of hitting, fn jr Iwirtions. ed on the au of them «ayy Muslsl U the todghHaul on the heels of the com­ eat batter to get , out IIn the plete rulUpse Holiday of tne ecalls Mnaial i las* H Colonial r.cague come league. Another rfeqdle getting aeven straight hit* Mattel ed leports teliuiK ot team* Haight g. The other quitting oi nt>out to gu e up beagainst hla pitching. uldn't pored- cause of poor atenoance. two questioned couldn't bly rate Stan on actual perforhome clubs have folded outmancea because they are Harry lignl. Others have eltuer b e t, Hrecheen and Howie Pollet, his diKen over hy determined towns­ St. Loula Cardinal aouthpaw people or hy the leagues themteammates. •<ive*. Mualal'a lifetime average for I he Middle Atlantic and East eight campaigns It .846. le s s * Leagues, both Clan* l>, Warren Spahn, Don Newcombe. lost membera yesterday to join j Ru*a Mever and Ken Raffe*)*- h lilt of flops that tiling a ne.\ herger all say Muslhl Is harder meaning to mid-summei slumps. to retlio than any other batter. Yamlergrift, l’a., a member ul "Mpslal has mi definite the .riuldie Atlantic four yeaia, weakness," says Spahn, ace gave t'p the ghost last night. Brave left hander. "Rtan is 'Ihe team had a working iigiee the kind of a guy who mgkns men! with the I’hiladelpnia t'hilup his mind lo awing and liei. Tlie league will continue with awlngs. He h$| bit bad aevin teams. pitches against ma but. aomaPana and Hiyan gave way in times he even hits tha. bad the East lexaa League, hut the S r e v s pitches for homa run*, which loop will continue with six mentIs something few fillowa In ia*is. baseball do today." Two other Texas clubs quit ien ew Here's what Newrombe tsys: Hobstown and HuDiia"You never get Stan set up rcntiy 0O S T O A / against you. You can't pitch weslaco In the* Class C Itm r e p SC to n particular spot. Hold him Grande Valley l.eaguo. And Luf­ BO SS, to a single and you’re dootng kin O x., ot the (.lass C Gulf M APC A t.’osst loop moved to l.eesville. good." t e r r /f / c Meyer says the same thing In La. Kombllngs spelling trouble arc a ' h /s p e m / T effect: 0/ W M / W a "You can't fool Muslal con- emanating from the C'la/w D ristctly. You can get Stan Tobacco State League In Noitli 7 /Y -H POV/. Carolina, and the Class I) Vir­ once hut not a second time. ANP He has good eyes and refuaea ginia League. ms to go for the bad pitch." , Lraguea of rlaaaificatlon from Jo — Hiiffeiiahcrgcr'e feelings, about A to U aro involved. The Philev en g o t Musial'a hitting aro sltnllii adelpldu Philiea nald their fa* in Me l Hero's what Cincinnati’* south- stub* at Utca, N. Y. and Wilm­ s re u e p r s y /o u s l y PA RN ELL pnw says: ington. Del., will la? moved to P U T /H 9 YEA RS "Musial has no waakneu, other cities "liet-niiar of stugAtAHAG/HG B A C K T P M rs that's for sure. I used to have gtnng financial losses." CLEV ELA H P AHP w /h n /h o P E T P O /T — i, set way l« pitch against W A /S PO P T H e Utica Is in the Class A Eas­ him hut he's not going after* tern League, while Wilmington WON THE , f /r s t T * ie my pitch any longer." PEN N A N T A H P In in the Class H Intel slate. AY C H V P W O R LP S E P /E G Ilohcrt*. leader of the Phil­ \Yllinington fans can't suy they A rtO N T ft f YY/TH THE lies’ staff of Whis Kids, voted want a winner to revive interest, t /q e p g . Hnnk Hauer of the Cubs as Hie for the club is In first place. jN J 9 ± S / toughest hitter against his pitch­ Utica is in third. ing. "However, Stan hit me seven The Raleigh News and Obaeifor seven during a spell la qL ver rnys tlie entire eight-team P a v n u l a * . W ar IT i * r k i I moMl Hareway opening on July 14. season. He hits mo solid ovun Touscrn State l.eaguo la in finI o p u ia r iiy r lJ J J lll The Maryland ^ Stale Raring when 1 put a lot of stuff on th* •rncinl distress. The newspaper Counuissiun, in its annual re ball." add* that only three clubs In the port, Mutinied up tin* intuadn of Pollet think. Ralph Kiner is c L r r Z .>Un. ,, . Mains loop aiv Iiiii ness raring oil thu thoimigh- nlmut tho toughoat hitter and m h l S l T " * * bred trade in ItM'J. It said "there 1‘,iU cVU r|h rlfrHloh#J « k K1 «• wiih it fill ther iterline in wager­ Hid Gordon?' K b , { ; ' « « ™ ing an incrrnbc in 10It* hi the K recently took over AF Newsfraturcs iuniting tinrkh, hut l.atirel'a har- Elliott and Walker Cooper right ‘ ““ "H a r o u n d the t o n . when the owner deplore,| lack of WASHINGTON — Cnn lowness nrsa track hail uu Increase In around the top. allfndqnre, Tim group haa an horses illsplnre thornughhreds In wiigeiiug of 42.27 per-vent over Two Name Henrleh the eyes 'of America’s lining I!I4H." Of eight American League option to buy the franchisp foi pi\cher# questioned, two thought (26.00Q at tha end of the season. fens? Il luitlmr pointed nut tliat Anniston, Ala., of thu ClastTno answer mny rome in Mary­ wlirn the other harness ovals Tommy tlenrlrh, Old Reliable of d< South** iktnrn League aiirrcn land where there Is a real fight tvcie Included tIn* wagering handle the Yankee*, was top man. The doted its franchise to Th* Iregtic jo r popularity between the stan- was up a total of 217 per ront rest of the pitchers each Ju d n Haturday, In spite of $26JHX ditrdbreda and the thurougbbreds. against n dermic for the flat different man — Ted Bobby Doerr raised hy. f«ne before thu sen Maryland walled until 1048 to lacer* of 10.06 per cent for the Vern Stephens, George Kell, Dale Mitchell and son opened.- Leaguo Prneldent allow pair-niutuet betting on the mile tracks (Plinllro, llowiv. Pete Suder. Stuart X. Stephenson said the harness racers. The harness men However, flvq pitchers Ap­ Hub would he moved to another hope to prove this yenr they are Laurel and Havre do G lare) and enough mentioned city. *.611 per rent for the hulf-mllcrs propriately in business tn slay. The owner of tho Lockhort, N. Four Mnryland barneas tracks i lid Air, Tiniuniuut, Mnnlioro, roughest. Four others though: V., team In the Pony League, Williams as being among tho — Rosecrofl, Laurel, Haltlmort. Gun,Ix-iland and Hagerstown). Joe DiMagglo emT Doerr should d a ta D, said that unless atand Ocean Downs—are offering Tho results ot the struggle far be listed among the rough cua- tendaheq picks up "we’re through" (600,000 In puree money to the after this season. tomers. trotters nnd pacers In four 20- popularity won't ho known until In* 8outh Carolina, Florence Hut Mel Parnell and Bob fall, but a goml indication that Lemon, the two beat American and Sumter of the Clast B Trllilght meets. Real testing ground la Laurel the trotters and pneara may lie League pitchers last sanson, S ta le 1League admit financial difliitccway, 22 miles from here or on their wny to the top raino "Henrleh Is always tough, lieultles, hut plan tu finish out within two miles of the Laurel when Ituserioftt Raceway drew both g a r* the nod to Henrleh. tha season. almost halfway to Baltimore. It's 10,000 on its opening night a- says Lefty Parnell, "lie 's more Concord of tht North Cerolln thoroughbred track. gainst a 7,000 crowd at Chicago'* of a clutch hitter. He’ll hurt you Stats League, Class D, hat p-i After the Laurel meeting, the t incoin Fleld-at-Washlngton Park when It means something." mission to play Its home date, harnesa rarer# will Invada Pirn- meet. Ix?mon voices the same Bail­ a t other parka because of In*, lico’a tarrllory where they will ments. Says th* Indian ace: attendance. lace at the new $1,600,00 Haiti"Henrleh la tha typa of hlttsr George M. Trautman. head ot who accllmatss himself to any tha minor leagues, recently re­ situation." ported that attendance for 444 game aeries and when DeLand minor league clubs In tlie i. beat Sanford In a twin bill, placed month of 1260 waa on* m llllo ,, the Red Hate Just three genes under 1242. II* said thla wa* GOLF TOURNEY back of Orlando In eecond pl«cs. caused mainly by broadcast am. DENVER. *JuIy~ 20 — tA V -A Orlando and Daytona Beach ••II uar-bustsr from Dixie, John AUGUSTA, Me.. July 20-UP) taUvlaion of major league games Hava another aariee this week­ Urown of Uxlngtnn, Ky., look- — Five of 14 contender view for In minor Isagua territory. end. d like the one to beat today aa the American blind golf cham­ Lefty Ed Brooklyn wae the 04 teen-age golf sta n aquared pionship today In a second round victim of poor eupport both at off for $ha second round of the played on relatively even terms. bat and on tha baaaa last night National Junior Tournament. Thene waa only an elght-strob* or elea the two teams might still The 16-year-old Brown fired a sproad among tho leading quintet hava been out there rattling ■ub-par 68 In yesterday'a open­ after I I holoe that put thorn away—ami 1002 fana would have ing round to ring up a 4-8. vie- well ahead. RIVER FOREST, 111., July 2( had eomehln^^to^chesr^about. Pacing the pack on Augusta’* —UP)—Contestants In the Ne tory over ~ Rex 8a Saxter of Aiga^ Country Club's course was Art (tonal Clay Courts Tennis Cham rlllo,. Tex. Lester Kelly of Atlanta, Ga., Smith, war-bllndad Philadelphian, ptonahlp Tournament were soto make another try today afle 8T. AUGUSTINE, July 20 - was one under pnr with a 70 In with n flrat round 66-63-106. Smith had a chance today to rain washed out second rount OP)— George Brath came on In defeating Uck Flatt, Jr., of Charlie Boawell of matches yeaUrday. the elxth to pitch Uw B t Auf Duluth, Minn. Fred Brown of dethrona , It was the second Ume In threr gustlne Saint# out of a threa Los Angeles, Calif., was twu Birmingham, Ala., and to bear day entire elate of mutches ran kola and down the Leeaburg ' nder for the 12 holee it took out a pre-tourney prediction aa Bps tha postponed hy rain. Players Im to ouat Edward Cooney of well. Packers 7 to 6, Roswell waa four strokes down waited from early morning until ■coring twot runs In te initial Newton Centre, Mass. Moat of the favorite* had a •fler yesterday's first round of 1:20 P. M. but th* rain Increase,* Inning, the 8*lnta lost their 6,016 yard course. Trailing and the referee postponed the ‘ ' ‘jeesburg tied the gam# rough time In the opening the Mason . Rudolph o f the Alabaman'* 66-67—112 was event. up In thei aeconu. Ml want ahead match**. One of today's feature clashes and three Clarksville, Tann., last yaar’a Clint Russell, Duluth, Minn., 62with one In Utg fourth f runner-up. barley equeeaed past 61— 113, Bill Gilman of Portand, pits Herb Flam, Beverly IIIIU. In the alxth. old Edward Meyerson of uO-66— 116, and Billy Maytok of Calif,, winner of tournament titles , With the third run .aeorad In 16-year m the last four etralght week­ Bkytop, Pa., 61-66-116. I-oa Angeles, 1-7 on the 20th. the Saint h alf of the tilth . Lyle ends, against Dick Randall of Jimmy Sykaa of Philadelphia, Judy bnught In three more In un* of Inst year’s seml-flnallsta, te eighth with a bate knock was Impressive in a 7-0 victory lanta, 1-up. over Bennie Poll of Tulsa, Okla., . Rudolph’s opponent today |a hut another 1242 semi-final play­ Webster Maanarson of Tuacaer, Tommy Morrow of S h a m - loose, Ala., a 2-1 victor over port, lost, to Eugene Hay of A t- Tommy Halt of Phillips, Tex. triple of Aka winning tally George Fultz Hurls, Wins Both Games;1 Gainesville T o p s A’s In Two T ilts1 The Giants toil both rndi of I doubleheader to thp Del." ml Red Matt lait night. 5-3, and 6 4. The twin lot* 'napped the Gi•nt’i irven game winning tlreak Bnddv Lake who went the dittanee in tlie fiitt conlett was lapped with the defeat, while Charlie fedetro, Sardoid'* top hurler, loti die nightcap. Ilfrb M*l,eo<l amt At I’ll t le ware the rnuln thorna In Sanford'a aide .The pall produced extra bate hit* that apnrked DaLand'a drive In both grimes. George Fultx pulled the ironman atunt, working both gam e for the locale. Hat Catcher Hay Dunne received the Zeb Itutllffe popular player trophy hi erremnnlea preaided over liy League Pres. Earle lluaaey . al> 1 II 0 n Sanford Chndderton, at 3 1 0 2 2 Poelker, lib 4 0 1 0 2 4 0 2 2 0 llafaneckcr, rf 1 0 1 rt 0 Levy. ll» 4 (1 0 0 0 Jackson, rf a 1 1 2 0 Navllla If 3 0 0 3 3 Tornek, flb 3 1 2 3 0 Murphy, e 3 0 2 0 0 Lake, p Total, 28 3 0 1H 7 sli 1 h 0 n DeLand 3 2 2 1 6 Fernandes, 3b 3 (1 0 (1 0 Allen, lb 3 2 3 0 1 McLeod, If 3 l 2 2 0 Plrtle, rf 8 0 0 0 2 SrunnliiK, 2b 3 0 1 6 1 lOraekeke, rf 3 0 0 1 II lBarrow, aa 3 0 0 .1 t Dunne, c 3 0 0 0 3 Fults, p 27 6 H 21 13 Totala I (Flrat Game) 010 100 1—3 Hanford ....... DeLand 103 010 x - 6 E— Harrow, I’nelker, Plrtle, Tomek. Illll—McLeod 2. Flrtla 2. (Murphy, Hsfenockttr. 2B —I’oelrer, Fernando*. Neville, Plrtlo, IIB — McI««m1 2, I’lrlle. DP— Bracaekc, Bntrning anil Feniandot. L e ft- Sanford 8; DeUnd *1. BH—off Fulli 4. HO -by Fultx 8, Lake 2. Wl nner—Full*; — Lake. U—Buck and Anderaon. t —lt<0. (Second Game) Sanford ah r It « Chadderton, aa 4 0 1 2 Poelker, 2b 'Hafenecker, cf -Lavy, lb Jackson, rf Host. U Tnmek, 3h Briley, e Tedesco, p la-UVa Neville. If (Totals DeLand Fernandes, ab Allan, lb Mel-eod. If Flrtla, rf Brusnlng, 2b fBraaaake, cf row, as c •Totals P loubled for Rosa In 7lh. nford ...........— 000 200 200—4 rfVnd ................ 024 000 OOl-O E— Poelker, Ballsy, Chadderton, Bruentrig. RBI—Dunne, d, Pirila, Bruenlng, Lake, rtls. BB—Chadderton, AlBruanlng. DP—Bruenjmf, Allen. Laft—Sanford 8. BB—off Fulli 0. aaco 2, Fulta 1. HBP (Jackson). Winner— >r—Tadeseo. U— Roodv gnd Andaraon. T -U 4 0 . A—TVS. )’• WIN TWO ILLB, July 20 —V isavlUa G-Men coi verdicts over Uia . laaa her# last night to winning streak to nlna the O'a had to i from behind to icoit th* In tha regulation nightcap, I three ran rally In the ninth the margin. Jim Pos­ its drove Tn tha winning he opener. Catcher Bar* ITogt's two-run homer In tha h Inning of tha flrat game both Palatka runs. MEAT BRHS for' thk 'fifth straight Ume i M over TORRID TORGIE H E LO O K S A S IF H E 'L L HAVE M 6 BEST H O M ER AHP •0 - A • e e A G o tf. TO O ' 04PL T O R G E SO * Bo sto n b r a v / « r s a c k e r , /s M AK/W o A GREAT COM EBACK A F T E R 0 B /N & o u r Mi OF e s om u 9 or ■MAT CRACKPP SYOVlPeR Me S UFf£P£P WHILE t b y /h o 7b b r e a k u p A R O U B LE-PLA Y L A s r y e a r h a s h r a F re c re o H i* p a r i H a o.Y th e . B AG S a -H e 's oH eorrxE LEAGUES 7QP RaH-MAHePC IGATOR BOWLERl | Standifuf£ l 1**1.1111 I I I % * T % T N T e n mi <*rUn»l.» l .l '. A U t r. 1. I ’r l . fifi 31 43H non R7 17 UU O n v l H M ll fd t'h 3 !• .54% uu 3!» ,r.»5 1 I n I i i f m 111*51 4 3 .549 HAsN'Kl’ ItM 3«» U rY 4ir. te«'«'Mt»UrK 31 .954 Hi A midm' I I m# :t 2R2 11 P mU I U m IlmuMa W a l r n l m DnVlfiriR f l r n r h 1 O r lm i d o |. I M .. I m l t-H. ^ n f f t n l 3*4. n«»ltir«vlllF 1-H. PRlntUn 3-4 HI A i m i iP i l n r 7. L**FRtiurv •• fiR M M T o d MR O r l a n d o lit H an fo rd . P f I j i h I ul I ’n y t o n n l l ^ a r h . Malnr*»svlllf* a t I iF M I i i i i k Hi. AuKUNtinr nt l * a l a l k a . Is Being Waged On U. S. Race Tracks Wnnamt. i6-Year Old Youth Leads Golf Field ttatvy R 4 n i Wash Out Net Tournament S4.T,a.'" awsrt M amfy Fara4f_ I f III* A |U| M rairal Hk la Y rara! SANFORD il JACKSONVILLE, July 20~The appolt, iitent of -Stale Genui, .'o i* it Han*.lip* i,f Live •sk, FIs., rs a listi tet commit•ee chairman In Its membership tilUHixn b » teen annminre,| b) t iist>ii- H >v. I Association. S-nalor Handle* is one of •nty ehkhtnen of Lisltict comlillees uho ell her h 'v e .o r will • nsm*d in a campeign which s 6.001) tnembsis a l Its goal v 8*i>iei*’-tr I —th# date tlckeU ’or th* Gelor K)wl genie go on ibllc sale. B irn In K*y West In 1910, Senator S n?he* moved to Uva Oak In 1917 After having been 'Midlist" i f*cm Suwannee High School in 1928, he attended tn* Jnlveislty nf Flnrlda, where he pent four years, then ett'ii'lcd he school of lew at Tulanr. He is City Attorney at Live Oak, Attorney for th# Board of Public nstrur|lon of Ruwannee County id Countv Attorney of'Lefnyette "only. Ho I* a number of the flwnnls nf the Huwennee Counv Junior Chamber of Commerce, •e Is a member «»f the Kiwanls Huh and Peat Exalted Ruler of he Live Oak Elk* Club. raulL Ted Bchroeder, Dsvla, Cup vet•ran from I j i (’reacenta, Calif:, was set to meet Boh Perry ut I-o» Angela*. Schroedar le acmld No, 1 In the River Forest THE DAMNED DONT CRY” _ YkUr Mali ’ ' i i ' ! v< ‘ i COMING SOON! ‘ P ta s t A CHILDREN UNDER U FREE! IK- Mm S M fURMlfa fM tfrA ni 1W-10. N>«r York 4-1. l i vh i T i u n t i i p r a l3 -9 i V irooklvn i »i «* ltirl n niill i n i a h t ) — l ( o f ( |I.& I V6 W r h v n r l r r | 9 * I 0 ) . H r w o r k ul Hi. Isouln i n l ^ jh U — K*>r)o (I-*) va MuiiM^r il-v» fln ut on nt lllckfo rd (10-3) v« L a d a ( l - I ) . .%Mi:nir4H i . c t n i r. W L 11 11 neiroi* t l It N .if fnrk i*le»>l*nrt tl It lloslnn IT It Wn-lilnslnn I* 14 Ohlcagn It tl lo 11 HI. U i i l > P hilad elp hia 11 II T ram llesalls V rsle rS a r N e w Y o r k I S - 4 . Ht. I m u l s l - I . D e t r o i t S, D o s t o n I . Clrvslsnil 4. Philadelphia D. Washington S. Chicago 4. flames T » 4s r D slrn lt a l llo s to n — ll'*-»ttsm jn " 7 ) ' vg M a s u r s n a ( 4 - 4 ) . Chleago at Pel. .441 .•II .1*1 SIT .47(1 .III .it t .til Lloyd Merriman, outfielder foi* the Clncinimtl Rid* who Inter■upted a football career at Stan­ ford to tdgii a bonus contract, icturncd to bis alma tnatcr and earned n hnelielor of science |Rdegree during (lie winter. D on’ t Si mmer % Spend Your After­ noons In The Coolaat Spot In Town I (11- Washington (night)— Csln t * - 7) or Holcombs ( j - « j A8HOCIA1EI) PIIF.S8 Rva,l your Southern Assocm'iun basehnll history nml you'll lind It's better tban four to ono the Atlanta Crackers will win thu pcnnantL Of 11 soullurn team to meet ih»* All-Slara in previous years, tiino kept plugging faithfully *iut succosslulty to u pennant. The only twu team* which played (lie All-Stars nml failed lo fly ’4 n flng wetw Memphis teams. Th<> Chicks n f n* it* shoutout tb»* A!l-Etai- 3-0 but finl?hctl serond to the Chattanooga Lock­ outs in til*? pt-nniint race. I ho i^lnck- of 1*144 lost to the All1 Stars 5-4 after they had taken ; 111 »l place ill (lie lu st half 01 11 hpilt season. Nashville won tho second half and whipped Mem­ phis in playoffs four game* to 1III re. If en All-Star game bad been w ployed In 1943 histoiic odds would i«* limviei still in favor of tho t-Tackirs winning the 1950 |ienmint. Atlanta won the right to meet the 1943 Stm* but the garni) was (ailed off because t«an»portatp'ii wav needed for the •ilwsl wni nu<li. The C isik eis won the pennant anyway, 1 After a gieat 8-2 victory over the All-Mars Tuesday night In Lome De I-eon Park, Ihe th a c k - * t*r« open the fln.d thinl of Ihe :<ensnn v-lth a lliiee an I a half g*bc lend—and with history i"-'iiting tow-iml them as the u.i^'imil (liiiliipion*. Other t (-him ' which played allNlnrs nnd went un to pennants' were the CMCkera of tild8, 1941 and 1946; Nnnhville of 1940, 1942. 1948 and 1949; Little Hock ol 1912, nnd Mobile of 1947. ■ The job nf putting the brakes 1 on the Crackers tonight rests on —1 the Ixintil hilt low- •.boulders nf dumpy Mary Itnthlntt of Memphb. Hothlnlt ;,ns won 12 nnd lost six. Hin- pitching opposition will be ftoin Al Hennencbeck tit-it. Second p la c e Birmingham pitches Buy Yoclilm (10-4) nL'uilist cither Ait .McConnell (fi-ii) 01 Vcnie Williamson (6-7) In l.itib Rock. Bobo Newanm who says lie rnu'l figure out why ho M was left off the Al-Stnr roster, pit rbe 1 for Ihe home folks tn Chattaii,K>ga ngiiiu.*it an unan......need i-tnrt*r for New Orleans. Newsom hns won nine and lost 12. Mobile plhvs the Volt In Nnshville. Bert Fiiminlni (H-rt) pitches for Nashville. The Vols who should never be counted out of • pennant race preceded tlie AIL Ktar game by nblpping Atlanta 'hree nut of I lie five and by tsk- Pt Ing a series In Birmingham three games to one." P rt. ,M 5 tT l .5 « » .K tt .Warrsrn (4-5). 411 rievelnml nt hllsdslphls (night) — .4 1 S iiiomea (*.41 »« k r iin e r i s - t ) . . I I S Hlnlr games schcliiledl. .17(1 flarmra T o d a y I'li Mr* d* iplilft ni P l t l a b i i r a h — > l l l l » r FIRST OUTDOOR SHOWING! JOAN OtAWrORD DAVID BRIAN lt*6 U)t mini I.C A O l n « 1. (• 14 4T I t 41 I t II II II 41 11 41 11 4« IQ t l Pli lLid elidiln 3-9. IMIlRliuruh 9*4. I 'h l r d v i i I I . lloM«»n 3 flr«Hiklyn at ririrtitn atl I I ) Ib o th KanirR t»|id. r n l n ) . NOW SHOWING! w I I >1 \A T IO \A I. Tram HI. foOlllR I 'h l l n d r l p h l a Ho M on U rtoklyti «'Mi IIM" N« w T*»rk C ln cln n a il riM *lit)IR h State Senator Is District Head Of *<!. Loula Gator Bowl Group “ a t Tinker Field and cut* genator'* league land by • half gamao. ■ elbowing gave the Is! twe oat of th* / three- ball a t the plate. -•' J A C K S O N V IL L E . F L A . - Florid* Slate Henalor G. W arren Sanrhes has been appointed District C h a ir­ man nf the membership rnm m ltleo In the Live O ak area Itf the Gelor Inwl AMoelatlon, It has been anxnenred h r Ray McCarthy. Director. Atlanta Crackers Viewed As Pennant Winners In Loop, v ■ tLW Jk CHILDREN FREE! Children Under 12 Yra. Admitted Fra* With Tarenla Anytime E x­ cept Haturdsy A Sunday. If) TODAY & FRIDAY! b o p y j 0 1 )0 ) 10—RACKS—1L NIGHTLY EXCEPT SUNDAY WCHf*P. �v n u c <v r n f 'n »rrp u n THURSDAY JU L Y 20. 1950 CAGE SEVEN vpnon n mnn» The odor of truffle* ha* been iMerlbed a« a "fruity fra(ranee", say* the National Geofraphic Society. 1 )1 . Bio Grande National Forest In d o r a d o has the highest aver- THAO* II. K . U iiiK ( hirupritrlnr \t. Nat. Ilk. Ifldg. S 'u i h. 17.*>2 m 17 IB M«*t American c in eight stntcS. Nl M AND X ltA Y - IvOffal Notiro «LO W X (S TICK ft* n fruit F l n r l i l * . J u l y l l t h N O T I C K IK H K H K I I V < i\ • t t r s u a n l l o C h a p t e r 1 »«. K| S t a t u t e s 1*41 m aine nd eil. th» l o w i n g i l e s r r l h e d l a n d In s . i u County. K lnrlita , will b e 0 f f l f o r a a le a f p n b l l r r-utr-ry f> i ^ h l g h e a l a n d heel r a » h bid m f r o n t d o o r o f th e S e m i n o l e c , Co urt Un ties at Ha nford . l>e*|i a t 11 i s * S i . mi Mnnitet l i l t . A D 1 »S0 : L o t a I f . I I . I t A IS III. t v S T e r r a r e , P l a t lln o k « l>aa< V O U R O W N H O RN In The Advertising Column! OF THIS NEWSPAPER .L o*l a **I l i s t Mlook I ft I 'r Lake Winter Horne. Sitbdlv Plat Itnnk r t'agea III. |IJ IIS Lota S a t n t o r k I t Dream Plat Itnnk I l ave. 9(1 \ 91 A B n n k « I’ace* In a 99 Lot 17 Franklin m i m e . Plat | I Page TS * O I' ItrilNDON < lai k nf I In- i Mroull f Hentlllnle I'lUinlt Fir (■ ICAL ) X CITATION THE STATt; O F K l . r > l l l t l » I-.- I A N C K I .O T SV A IN SV ItK lIlT 119-17 m . A S H I b i l t r i U P M ' i : J a m a ic a i .<*Nri t s r . w r ' , N E W VMltK A awnrn minplalnt having been fllSit agalnat jmu In the rirrtili Court In and for Kemlnnla Cminlv, gterlda, tn Chanrary. for dlvnrra, j h s abort title nr wnioli la:- M:ul,illM’alnwrlght. I'lalntirr. r i Ijinrr-lit SValnw’right. Defendant", tbeae nreSSnta are In ennimnnd you In be. np. gear, and file ynur utlllen defenses Dl aalrl reuae nn nr before the I9tb day nf August. AD . I95n. .. liter Wise Pro Cunfeom will t*** • mralnut you Th» HHIift.nl Hm mIt! lit*ip !•a hm n when footitep* lag, refresh at the fumlliar red cooler READYING IHIII GUNS for Bring In the tllrrrllnn of enemy pontlnn*. In the y tilt Kuirtn bottle tone In n pr ml riwr -i pie fitun T--k»t>. t efforts of the ground troops. "one ol the most il .mil hrt Ic hold np lie ntldctl that reports of losses lustelnrd had been priMly exnggetsited. 0 * “W ” n** »i »A|irr o f w m Iral (IrnilHlIon In whlcli thl* notic* *h*|| |»ultllnh«Ml nnrr rm*h Wa#h for four ron*eruttVv< « h .|<h Wltn»«« my hi*ml niid offlrUl »»«il •I i m»lt ' P l f *i n r I In *»ie I ’o tin tv o f S#*ml Htnfp o f K l o r M a . t h i s t h e t * t h d i r of July. \ IV. l!»jn i o (B EA U i* in:nN i»u .N t'lerk of the i*lr« till rmivl tfrmliiole County. Klothlu Happy Is The Day When Backache Goes Away . . . . ja Ai o m r , tireee i n n i t r i m , n r » r. BA •WArflon. eircealve amoklnt or eipneure tn raid eometlvnee iluwa d u e l kidney func­ tion. ThU may Irad many folks lo com­ plain of n a i f l n c backache, kiae of prp and tnervy, hredechea and dlitlne** Getting up nlthta or freauent paaeapre may rrcull from minor bladder Irritation* due to cold, dampneee or dktary lndtacrrlkme. If your dlecomforta are due to theee don't wait, try (>oan • I’llU. a mild Iaueee, harttlc. Uaed aucccaafully ky niilliona for Petr I t rearm. While theee arrapltan* may alien otherwlee occur. It's amaalnv how many time* Doan's alee happy relk f — ft dl the I I ml We of kidney tube# and AH*n tnah out waste. Gel Ikmn'e PlUe today 1 fRAUI FO K R g S tf ( ( V A U K ’s 'T an ' FOtIH rnnli THnr-E MO OUTS AN' U6 OUO!i Alts IIDAXa OUNS HAVE .U l$7 1 ABOUT o u r r ic i p p l y ... . s e w r o up T M 'G A .A r t Use HERALD Want Adi N EW LY I)ec«u-tied, ftirnlshed gu- AT AUCTION. 8 I'M F r llm nlft G IR L S, white IH-HS. vitrhtv <.f rlerlcnl liih*. Apply now lo ingp opt., ndttllv. rloae In. Unit nt Farm er* Market. " High Gem go Totthv between 8 no.I II I'nlnietto Ave. Mr*. II.K. Ilnrdigtrult* list) It* hogs, " It re. I Guilt Mnmlav through Friday I'h . 7 Shout*, wt. SO Hi*, enrh, 1 ■on .'toil Pal. __________ ida Fnahloliv Ailminiatiiitinn Shout 1*1) lit*. fi ROOM unfiirnhhed iluwn tnit H'tlliliiur, Ait have. GOOD A M I |i\l> apt. Avallahlo Aug. I 1700 Mnglined HIV Walnut Ifedtmim nolla.________ _ _ _ _ _ _ till Ilf IP r.n U P S T A IR S apt. for clean. ouM rmiple. No rhildren or pete. PI I lined 2Pe Living Romo Sidle " I . " ' Uaeil .1Pc Living Room Suite 24.PR U.ed Sofa llfil with Maple Tm HMulta 11**1 p.m nir THE SANFORD HERALD rO H KEN T i Amin w| VRLARA APATMENTS. and Store*. 119 W. First S S H on e 4B0-W. l 4 4 Room apartment, fur­ or unfurnished. (00 Park RNIBHED APTS. FOR KENT l-Rooau with private bath and Deetric kitchen. , I-Room* with private bath and Dactric kitchen. Apply S it W. Ah Street or Nick Pkg. Store ll> Sanferd Ave. pr -furnished apt, ga* LAKH IIAIiNKY Large Lake Front Lots with nat­ ural nand beach. Alio ft aero TRAIN KD pi act Ira I nur*» de track* of good land, lake privi­ *ite.* work nunlng or babv*lllege*. A.A. Jane, owner South ting evening* and wecketnln Pit Shore of Lake Harney. P. O. i)2P J. 1__ Geneva, Fla LAKE FRONTAGE— Ideal horn•Ret. Bathing beach on 'and FOR IMMHDIATK delivery-llotpoint delltie 8 cu. ft. refrigera­ I.AWN,MOWRRiJ Sliatpened, hi bottom lake. Paved road. Utili­ tor, with, fiptlpr rmidjtloner. cyclev repaired. |g»ck A Kei ties available. Located in rminwork. Prompt Service. II. W leftover . tray*, froien foivl try Club Section. Several B0 fret Shuninn. Blit K. 4th St. apace, like new all over. Hatgain or larger lot* available. price. Roy Green'* Amaro Ser­ ROIIBHT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor vice. 2ml and Park. Raymond R. LundquUl, AkiuirUte Phone 7»l AI Untie lUnk ItldgNKW FLOORS *urtacrij to per - i - 1 Ar 11rle* For Sn le —^ fection. Old floora made liki new. Flinching, cleaning A wal­ II OIL PT. INTERNATIONA ing. Portable power plant, it llnrve*t«r Freezer. Ju it Ilk yeara nxperienre tn 8emlnul« new, 0 month* aid, 9100.00 dli County, II. M Gleneon, l^kc ^oifnt. Phone 1799. Murv __ TUXEDO fB E D S : Complete lln l tag line. hulMux.-r, dump truck Hup!'* Tuzedu Feed H'ore._____ nurk, fill ilit t, ahell anil cl*\ Icy load or Job. Contact II. It We Igith looe when you don't bring G.iImIihI, und aegodate*. 10!' K your prescription* to LANEY’S. New Yiuk Avo., Del.nitil. I’h Phone |09 S I v a F S H 6 f - 40B E. 4th 8L Don't aimim-r Hint the Numim-i W# Buy, Sell or Trade moil WAKE FRESH ! WORK FRESH: anything. Phone IBR-J. Agent, Bear Lake, STAY FRESH I POWER MOWERS Mlulu-11 room air rondilionrr ROTARY BLADE, unconditionally "The World'* Finest" guaranteed. Immediate delivery. i—ARTICLES >yANTED—fi Sale or Rent Free demomtratlun anytime. For Information Phone 1240 9B1I.60. V, A. Wheeleea, Long- WE BUY, HELL A TRADE u»ed V(ulnn|--|i Ref-Igcrutloll Service. furniture. Wlleon-Maier Furni­ uuiwv.NUii Morning Sentinel, Or­ ture r 311 B. l i t Pfroae 9BSI8E Eichangr. We lando Evening Star. Call Ralph swap. 991 E. lit. W A IT E D — Counter*. Shelving, Ray 1105-J. 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Pkg. 27c Half bushel FANCY ICEBERG CENTER CUTS...................- .................................. lb. 25c END CUTS.............................................................. lb. 21c Grad* A ()uirk Frozen Fryer Parts: 39c FA B ',y . . *■ i P A t ¥ OLIVE i I Rat- Bui P A ! V, O L I V E I �i i .1 u ii* In Unity There la Strength— To Protect the Peace of the World; To Pronote the Profreea of America. To Produce Proeperltr for Sanford. S t e ,‘B' V o lum e x x x x i E s ta b lis h e d DIOS Mobilization Bills Given Approval In “ House And Senate Limits Are Lifted On Size Of Armed Ser­ vices And Tax In­ crease A p p r o v e d WASHINGTON. July 2 1—</P> Senate and Houie Armed Scrvice* Committee* wiled today to lift all limit* on the tire of the aimed fotce*. Another congiruiortal group lecommended an im­ mediate hike in taxes. The aimed *etvices committee* a I * o approved legislation t o “free/e" in service for another year the enlisted men now in the lArmy, Navy and Air Force. The step* were the first foimal move* by the lawmaker* toward’ a big build-up of fightiiy stiength and a tightening up of the home front to meet Communist* blow* in Korea and possibly elsewhere. At the White House. President Truman reviewed the situation with his cabinet. Vce President .(fJarkley told reporters afterward that it was a '’routine*' meeting— a statement implying there were no major new proposals or decision*. Gmgrrssional lender* ticketed the bill* upping the armed fotces for (loot action next week. With those menurts out of the way the legislator* will come to grips with the question of economic .controls. Mr. Truman, in setting out his home front program last Wednes­ day. did not ask for price or ra­ tioning control*. But he said he would ask thrm if they appeared to be needed. Sharply rising prices already have brought some demand in and out of Congress for controls, urged in a statement that the President be given power to ra♦ U n * goods and control prices. lie said the* if contrn’« nr** mi* on (O sse sssi 0 a Fan* r e a r ; Kansas City Yfce Shut Down A f t e r Binaggio S l a y i n g KANSAS CITY. July 21—bib .Did the Riiiiiggio-finrirnttn wane. *rand slayings put the brakes on big-time gambling in Kan-mt City T Senator Estes Kefanver ID* Tenn), bend of the Senate Crime Investigating Committee, says testimony taken during x two- lev hearing here allow* gamblin'' operations are pretty well close I down now. Hut l>*■lure the xlavin*'* I i*t Apr. 6 gambling operations were gun a larger scale than in 8t. Louis, Ao added. Charles Binaggio, northside nolitical leader and gambling fig ­ ure, and Charles Gargotta. hU hechman, were shot to death In t h e i r Democratic headquarters. Their slayings have nut keen solv­ ed. The Senate Committee wound up Its closed door hearinge yes­ terday. Former associates of Bi­ naggio and Gargotta were amnni’ {h o s e questioned. ' "Before the murdera thete seems to have been a general ab­ sence of strong law enforcement In the city and apparently It wa* somewhat worse In the countv outside the city," Kefauver said. Ha said no information of valu' had been developed on the slavinga. Yesterday the committee ques­ tioned Jam es PendergastL a Demo­ cratic faction leader and a friend President Truman. Penderga** la a nephew of the late Kansas City political boss, Tom Pendergnat Ptndergast later told reporterhe was not qufnad on gambling He said ha told the commits •in response to a question that ha had no Idea who klUod Binaggio and Gargotta. Ha also said he wa* asked about tho theft of ballotfrom the courthouse In 1M7 dur f i n * • vote fraud investigation ant W h a t be told the committee ha ha*' no idea who committed the theft The committee held hearing* 'n Miami. Fla., and St- Louis before coming to Kansas CUy. 5 K £ s s s r ’,b* ■Kina got its first Negro member f a t # ’ Committee L. Pfeiffer Negro Ami la tm n ta ith tm .aim ah Ail a i.miitai t m .tn AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N K W S I'A I’ E K SANFOHl). FLORIDA. FRIDAY fe ra lfr General Dean. Now Missing, Led Tank Fighting In Taejon Battle Broward C o u n t y Of AN AMI RICAN COMMAND t’OSI IN KOREA. July 21 —(XT') Eel low ol fliers today held in to hope t!i.11 M.ij. General William F. Di-.m. uniejmilrd neatly .*4 hum- in IIn* i l m k <i( t b e F a e j u n f i g h t i n g . "will gel nut. TALLAI IA.sSL'1, July 21 4/T; j lint ie.it fur In* safety grew by llie hour. Ill- (lont-lin figtiling Gnvtrnui Waiit-i, nd today lie, «nmiii.iiulei <d tbe l 1. S. Iwenl* I nuitli luidiiliy Division w. Ijst le*>'11 sui|k iic hheiilt Cl.uk <d Uro- | purled lending « luuuuku team — waul county (milling "ft Iti'it tank'. I>, mu' staff tried to rea Eullowiny a lengthy liraimg, tin Ihi'intclvi'v vvllh this declaration Governor said lonely “an oidet "The tienernl "aii Ink" care <( ItimEit-lf. IK* may have to wall, suspend-nc Mhi-rilf I I lit will he but b "’ll gel out luadr. Ilit lu.iiuiy i- adjourned. ‘ Suit! t'pl. Ralph Yargnsitii "i H !£ 5 9 « i9 t talk was i.iltrtl to trillfy lin e ! Hitling tin- Peach in the first amphibious ana unit »n (lie Korem oiainl m.l, a,.- unit uf Hi.. Fir, t N"** nrh valley, N. Y., mi charge* oi malfr.i-.imr m of "All uf nur regular buxo-l, i C. 8. t'uvulry Du i* ion. Tin- lump* landed utt tin- e a s t eun*t uf South t\, u .. uliti a •i.-u bum- mtval lire ill that lie wa* rminrilrd with l.niiibaidmcul and under an air umbrella uf U. S. and An-Indian fighter plant .Mining uiiickly and It am* **t'rt- nu liu.ty tieni-iiil a $7'i4.00G bolii.i .it.d -lot mat lime surely, the Americans immediately pushed inland Inward Hie Common! t line, tl »; Anii)-N.ivy lu on tu<)k u I'uuplo ul mi'll down* Men Called Will Be lu** ii ami went nfti-r two tiiul liadiupliutu front Internutioutil) business in Hit.waul county. I saw Inin pntniitig it inin un ll' ->it Given .10 Days For Warren gave ti-> indication when to tin- men ttttil dim-ting f i i " ’’ . The 11i'll tank* moved un T lie would s|>|Miiiit a successor, lbPersonal Ma t t c r s jun at ilnvvn Tbiirmlny. The* said the sustention order will lie elteled mnnml mi.I ariniml llie WASHINGTON, July 21 (TP) tili-d and made effective a- id to­ Amerii'an cumnimul post, fitit" I ill- Altnv ImlaV In-H.lll t ailing day. a* they went. Varguim said lie last >u« -ume Nalimi.il 'm aul Ituup-. .mil Clark, who bn* >i>i v.-.l :i Bro­ Mean '‘running a lianiokn ii * Reseivev lo a iliu iluly. llie units ward county sheriff sim-i- li'I'I ket Iii tuu hei ) team jusl befeie except fur a brief time when he imtlS.SKLB. llrlgitim. Inly 'Jland llie ex.it I iiuinln i i n n- kt jit Ilia- rnnf fi ll In. wiis suspended ill 1042 by Lover. t/l'l .Strung si-iuritv ti.n-iv wet* "Hi- wax doing a damned goml m lei. Itor Spell surd L. Ilidluiui, diilalcil -I util. niuliilir.i-d in IIiu - m-I-. uf il, too. I saw him holiliu t lie huil 'no hard feelings." It am i.m in til tin- men i.illed United Press Story Iti-tgiuii ciliiu tudny against i>0*- I I it* Ii R e t l D i g n i t a r i e s job a bnrouku shell in e .t-ii hru.il would be given at least 30 days lo T in tin- same citlxen I was, silib- iinti-l.eu|)ulil ill-tiimi-1* it tion Xml alter nur guy* k>inck"i| out V i s i t B e r lin For anytime I can be of any help to Of Volunteer Army un tin- eve uf the exiled imm.iicb' tliut tank I saw Iiim walk tip ami gel lin n |>«'i-riitiil all.n i* iii oid ct. anybody, or any ritiren »r the return. Is Termed Untrue R e d G e r m a n R a l l y measure the liotc of an eiiMuv I lie annniiin em.nl *ai I "nonGovernor, I will bo glad to do it,'' With iti'lginm i-eli-hrnting t - ’ tar.k while it wa* till nu i t". divisional" unit* would be railed, An attorney for Clark told Gov­ nationtd ituli pvndrnc-f tudav. us* He said It wax a .76," MOSCOW. July 21 <A')— Mo» WASHINGTON. July JI-r IAh ernor VVuiren during the hearing t lii'ii- was no Immal explanation Anotlier viory of Dean’s ii"itthat testimony given before » U. —Secretnry of Slnte Ach'estm riotic- fervor may run liigh ami#*' vow s press and radio g.vvr top S. Crime Commit too in .Miami lust -aid today the I’niled Stall - built lb - king'* supporter* tin' I'lxv li'd.iy to I’rr-idrui'* I ruitiau'i ism under "lose (lit i-nnie It un im rlti* dei itiou, blit I lit vjlii.ilion week should nut lie used t" sus­ think* it would lie uiiwl-v fui opponents. I'vl. AIFiitl Vessels, in. Hlniti un, i* tins: Mtliungb tliu govi-inmiiit in- mc-vage lu < mgiess .uni dec tare 'It * Vi **"1* ti.M bow lien "illie I'nlli-d Nation* to take tqi pend CInik from otfhc A National tiiiaril tin inun m C. L. Cbtineey haul tin- testimony llie que-llua nt |!.N. mon'lmr- nuuinvii la.-t uii:Li ib.it li-itikb' it proved Amcriin i» tavmg the Vnii-riraii toldli-ra (might uml mtlin.nl* made up enlin ly ul men .1* ’• ttuiiilwu, t I n Win Id War III tm ll n nt* which linked Clark and id* loo- ship fur III* ("hiiirsr Cnmniun- [iii-suiiinlilv will nut ir>•tin I nui-ki-il mil fli-il 1ii til. * under limn one nlale A lew slalr* lia*e ials while the linn an fisliline tuniumuv, lnti't'iui Mi ii t , A O ther with a SVhlJ'On bold*i mi I be IVpoit, i ui m il m - las* Dean's pemunal leader dilp mole tliau our division. Some do slot machine cnuipuuy, n-ferred i& guing on. Ilnssts ha- lindutrd bert De VU-eschauwerr iiim *-ir 1. Y i,.. I'jtili itoiii W.i'liinututi. -.'.id These yuwig suldier.i finnllv I" tppoit. I —w— l. to the year 1946, HMo, li'47 and In the Hriltwli i.tnl Indian got • ardent I.eppuld -uppoit mil li.ivr .111 i-niiir divisim. Hinted only aiicii the (li'iierul ’ Innn.ui i.flnit liir I ’uiltii States 194H-V«tl prim to the pistont ernmrnts that the wa* In jp - taking no i-liainxii i lien* inlglil be jndilir.il njK'rhimself pave tluword, Vessels pruirh a settlrment of the Knterm " of Clarltr ilrusself' l!.(M)0-man ti*»ti.-»» fm •- is slirngtlieniug it pitpt.,i.itu,nv i "luted. i li"im i! il, Im iiitl.inre. all llie As Clark sut rllenlly nl his n-Jii i-ri*ih Is for the ridnes- inu reinforertt tiv siiiiiidr. if fm vv.tr, Intlli ii I uitipi- anil on 111.* The Texan aid lie "blew in:.' aide, Chancuy lashed out at the Ktsl* to liefome memhrrv ul lilmk-lii'luii U-d hi I iii nn I t- -it Ament un umlou-ni ll» d t-iul. lu lu ll" with Id* new t maid.mrn iii one stale were called Fott Lauderdale amt .Miami news- the tT.N. Mernrlly Council. Such ntinuii front mil idi- tin- ritv. int'h rocket bmnilii-r mid bit up .e a iii* i*it>ri wluli* no Guardtlip- S.iiirt \t-v i \i[cm v 4i. '16 pnptir* and tin- Miami Crime i-uin- a move wmild me lire ltns-ix** I In ee unit it. iHi-u ui an ail jui mug via It wrir At tin- big roynl pulari- in i 1 mission and lb 8. Senate Crimo return In the ruuucll. the Sov- i-iritii pud!) ■tnl imp..in on |u|i 20 "Till- iielieral spoiled tl Innk pl.u eil mi ,*i lire dill* uf tin* fity I'rinci' Chml Committee. it-U have -aid. At a news runti oi u met*.op 1 1 ( iingiess m iii u yard and "tilled um over." lly taking *iunllei mills from He deelnied tin- move lu Miipelrl ferenre lialay Arhrsun said lli il tin- fm lm r regent.* waited ' i Vessels said, tinder Dean's ditales, lb., ntrenglli in Clark ya* ‘puiety it political ques­ In- iluen nut ktmw uf an* new rrive litilli pro. and unit I - in'-' dim Ii In- «.iIli-si (in inertituri i reetinn, lie moved iii* liunieliei le ■vernl wbit Ii .in- ilt-n piiil in Imi.uli ii t]n* llie Nil-mid Klury window of n liuilipont'i of a full division call tion" and the people of Uruwanl ileielupmrutn whlrli offer am 'Icii galiuiiit riilin- to Hiulik liiln- i In- *ervii-i'!t to li t itntinn ovir ••■il tot aeli*e dot* with each county were not going to be Inipe uf pi-are In Korea. siulr ol Alllt-lii .ill .atjir-tiuii ill Iniilding in flaming Taejon. past *i\ yeai III* ri-rn-rn v ■i-.I 'guided and directed" by the news­ "From there we poured il on slate t mill il,tiling ii part of tIns Kn.i.i .iniI illit-i pi.in-* and air lixt tligld and be dbl nut -■1j.•• paper* anil crime group*. LAKE SU C C ESsTjuly 21 </!*) take any putt in tin- day’t, reri poding tin- D ,*>. \ ult lot ill" path and tin- lank stinted smoking. fm fl­ it i tb" fii.st Him- in tbit Nuf'lmneey admitted it wa* 'rolitWe ke|il after it with mir 11.6 U. S. Serrelary General Trygve tiiunie*. if lilt it 1,11r .itIt lII lm IV.11." lit t"iv Dial only nmn knowledge" tlmt gambling and Dint win the end of tiiak I tonal Cn.inl (I'asttsstS O* Pare Fear) Lie said today ninr cuunttirs have In nliuu t ail potili- ni rlr* b- l 1 a -pint ui it bit* betii taken Into Iii Iii * in<" oigi ' I,m suiil lank." l.rui, -iirw 'tcd d 'cctly hi* week-old ap­ "pinion prcvniliNi Hint Ve el* fled from Tiiejmi only feileml i tviiv Tim "tilire (iiiind " I mm,vn iiu* lo pniuii United after the General "aid "I want Ail., ealli'd nitl in IlDit fur Mexpeal for effrchve aid in Kotca, hut would return only tvinuortiiv .digrPMinti in Kotea .i* *n |I'itiiliiiuriJ tin fMier I'ltflil I di-iegute Iii* powers to til * t.t-, all of you buy* to get mil." none Ims ollrrrd gruuml comlsil vi-nr-uid Crown Prince Hm-du pin " nil mii ol tin- U 8. A."." l lie young Texan said be hi v lump*. Tint king bail offered to InV*- 1 "liy itu t o jo -lilv n)»-iily iiqui"'- Dean kimek out a Red tiulomtiLie ndilt-d lie does lint know H'-tlon lirevlunsly in an i-ffuit t, ip- ml ol i It*- l )inti*il .S|,*ii*t in lie rifle will) bis .16 en|ll.e|HidVi- the lung I'l'iaih over bi •' I aiitomollc. Korea," In- iltptil* Ii lonlinued, I "I saw Iiim do it and, brother, whrlV.T ihr United Stales has dnei I turn. Tile President i . tbe Low i "liu in .in iHi-g. ii lIn- illi st 11 slen- |ibat's -booling!" .Scan'll for A.E. Iluiper and ntijuialiuiu with any luuutiy lm liouHe, FrailX Van t’auwi !u " I lie whole town win Ini) nin." viuii. oi lip- ijeritrilv 1'utimil ol K.Y. (Rocky > Rockwell, n uitd .-t i "ml;.it lumps hut ite assumes there 81 mile I’ri sbb-iit Paul fltruvi- .. and we were surrounded by innJune 25 ,imi Jun" 27 oid July 7. |rbini'giin white operator- of a Negro itwnhb fire wlutu we imlled Prime Minister Jean Duvieu-■ MON rco M K in . \In., Jui* 21 ing house In Beininole County >n air conversation* going on at were flying tinlay to P itch* uliptrd, at I is well known, m out.” the buy related, "we fniui'l ‘d’l riuee nil'll died oi Killiv |‘r|. warrant* Issued Wednesday In- Washington. u* a Smith tune.in Ml' amt about *nn' i lia trie ehun t-aily toiluv ie Sivitierluml. to Inform tin- k.-■ ■ viio.vdon o| li e L*. N. il,tildes.** Judge Douglas Stenatrom. con­ IT mh* referred to llie numril' and that's bow we made il. Answering questions at a news uffieinlly of iiurlltiiiient’c deeiri'-tt Alabama' first tuple exeeiit inr tinued Inst night ns Mrtimte Cottn "Rut we would go buck them ill len years. ye*teriluy In return lain* tu lit euutli-miiul ion of tbe noil in rn Ko­ ty Sheriff Dave Starr predicted cun Terence, Lie Insisted he due* throne. In u minute If tbe Rig Guy rean Invasion of South Korea and lb " t.il" need".I milv .’III mill"the roosters would lie eani'lit." not think he Its* had a poor resTbe uffiriab were to trn-.-el t It* eall fm mililnrv support of (Dentil needed un!" Judge Strn.il I mil el the bond potlte. lie said lie will not give up Pregny in three miliiur* ul vt •- tile Smith Klireullt ) Vessels was one of Hie meny nle* lu take tin- It*.- ,,( the Hire" -layer* a while man nttil !**■ (« •■nllour.l On I'aar lllilill at f b.ddii for i-tich nf tin- two Tlie tJniled St.-ill-* l’i', ' idi.|'* Negrui-s. impe until another fortnight has wiilrli may bring Leupnld nu ' wanted men. Huudotlin bail, to llelgiiim tuinui Tass said, Ignored the rearlion of line Went In In dentil with ■* Starr said In- b.-td been unabl passed. It takes governments a row. tbe -j-urld’s prugreisive pnlilie. and faint stllile. Alioliiei met deatli ip to find the men. However, lie add- long lime to consider all angles There had la-en earlier report ul ii tbe |M><ition of iiiiinv memrtilenee. but with an ae| uf loaia•d: Lie also reported several preli­ tlmt Leopold's wife, tbe Prim-i hers of the II.N. who have "re* du. The tlurd dn-tl niiiinblitig a “The roosters flew when till* minary respond he la not making De Rethv. who in evooelln** n Imi.. flisiol in prailii-" lu iuirtl-|i>'it» in prayer. thing first broke, but w e 'l l euteh nubile now. Ha aaid no country tCssHsiwI Us Fame R li t n ((e a N a a e S O h i'sa * F s s r l Tlie white slnyei. 2.1-vear-idd them when they must again." hua given him a fla t turn-down linmei Cat land Odom of R u­ The warrants were *wniu nut on nla request. ining bum, wa* tin tir.st tu di". by Itep. J . Itralley Odham. stale The U. N. Secretary said the I’KNSACOI.aT I uIv 20 <A*\ II" utiife*. id twice tu - limit ini! president of the Junior Chamber United Press had distributed, a Tlo' I'rugresslve I’urly nf Flmid-t a 71-yi-ai old .-ton I •"|n*r In deatn of Conimeren; Marion Hun.urn story saying Lie and tho Secre­ has tuken It* hIuiiiI with the Na near Rirmingbam. fidil'e at Id Sanford radio station manager: II tary at were secretly recruiting liminl Committee in the uatlunal direetiuii finllnl in in liotiie the ..'!M ’ O s P a ce P e e s) F. Gana*. businm* man, and W.A. party's rift with Henry A. Wnl- calibre icvnlver In u*e.| to stay Horn, Sanford pnlire sergeant luee, lieud of uutioiiul orgxnivu- H'iilinm Alexutiilei MeDiiiiald, iii Mr. Odham said. "When I *poke tion, il was reporteil here loniglii February, Ill-Ill. Camp Winona's silver anniveirary is having a crowning session. in Orlando Monday to Hie Jaycee John M. Coe, elmlrmuti of l|a W'lii’ii giiiiid* *lia|i|i"d Iiim in This is its twenty-fifth year undri die direction of Herman E. Morris. bv elub there 1 hit at Orange countv Hlale unit. the electric ehun at I2:IH A M., The camp opened Monday a week ago witli hoys arriving in camp gambling saying, 'Muyt>v mv own Wallm-e eraitI Hunilav he **n lie smili'd fuinllv uml waved lu county was not without *rn .'" barking I'ri-sident Truman ulon- Warden lienrge (iurner. DETROIT, July g|~(A*t—T l - from all direction* nf Seminole County. When the meeting was over. Mr Army i» negotiating with I hi- CuThe opening Council Night Fire wa* an impressive event, wills witli the United States and lb "I'll in* *eeilig * "il." )"* f-'illetl Odham said thi.t Sheriff Dive dillac Division of General Motm-('ontinuril un I’age Fuur the old campers, buys who had been before, forming a double line Uniled Nations in a poiirv toward Starr n*ked him «vhv he didn't fur mas* pmdurtion nf tank*. Korea and would quil as lender uf at the entrance and lighted lorclui lo light the path of the new camp­ the party If the rank and file dis­ (Oh S s s n m r a i s Fear I Col. David J . Crawford, rum- er* a t they uolemnly entered th e * agreed with him. mender of the Detroit srisn *1 Coe said tonight llie Florida confirmed negotiations are under unit would toe the national eurtv'way and predicted a contract will S “ B I . C hfu line Isith in it* agreement and iii* b* worked out within a few days. CINCINNATI. July 21—(Ab agreement with Waltuee. ' Col. Crawford declined to *nv wera also told the many Indian ''LJ rtn. .' /..iilio According to Coe the tintIiitiwI Tbe Dileetui nf Selective Service TOKYO, 'July til—(JP)- l*rinv' whet type tank Cadillac will hull I leganda of Camp Winona, wh’d» “ v#rY cl°** T w *,n» ■lPonF ™h»P* ere counselors, end leaders ex­ party bus likened the war in Kn ray* the United State* lm* gut to Minister Elilgeru Yotbida -aid t'* but unconfirmed reports «ai<l ll seated around the council fire. Many boye in camp hava tea to the Civil War in I lie ll.B . find "7JMMI.IMMI men nf eritleal skill day Japan shouhl not raise a vol­ would be the new 28-ton liseht The past few daye have ls"n ists, unteer army for service in Korea tank. General J . Lawton Collin*. busy ones a t Winona. Boye have been here a number of years. with the statement Ihul "we huv" ami tin- ia|iueity to fight.” General Lewis li. Hemhey warn­ avert if asked. Army Chief of B u ff, has describ­ progressed In life saving, ar­ Counselors have attended fur se- no mure business to meddle in R Likewise any proposals that .In. ed it a t "superior In menuvera- chery, boating, rlflery, Indian rs rs l years a* campers, and are than England would have hnii to ed against urging draft huard* lu meddle in our own Civil War le defer mi'll bisau»e uf their skills pan rearm, should he rsleeted Llllty end operations to sny type fora and swimming under the now counseling. Legends such ns Ole Chief llo- 'lids, against our people's best thinning “if we don’t find them press reports quoted Yoshidn a* ever seen in* wsrfare." competent direction of the out­ Osekee Wow Wow, Long Knife Interest." (Die 7,0011,0(10 men), you won't tailing the Foreign Affair* Com­ standing counselors. Harry, and One-Eye<l Fete also have any industry anywav." Cue quoted the Klurhlu party a mittee of the House of lte|ire*enALY PALL8 The woods around tha camp Ilernhey *poke nt a luncheon tatlvea. ISLE O F CAPRI. July Jui 21—CAY has nrng with happy voices, whll* IJttle Annie will long live in saying the Rb-e regime in Knul't Prince Aly Khan fell from a on hikes, or picnics at the the memories of Winona campers. Korea "I* as discredited and rur here yesterday. Talk of rearmament, he said, lie explained there are 10,1100,was delaying a Japanese peace motor scooter last night and Slaughter.. Pen, One such hike Some IS new camper* have learn­ rupt a* is that of Chiung on For­ to awim. <HXI nti-ii between 1H and 27 and mosa.” treaty. struck a wall, scraping his rifcht was mat Friday when Mr. Roger edAs usual every !>ed In camp He *aid the national jmrtv Hint, of these, 7,(100,000 are class­ Yoshlda told one legisin'or h'* arm and shoulder. His Inlurlas Harris coma out to camp from I* full affording every possible would not agree to a volunteer were not serious, howevsr, and he Sanford and supervised • hike ■pace for boys to enjoy a won­ wants ItUfsia tu reuse her bov-u't ified, with 1.200,000 classified I-A He addtsl that 1,200,000 hnv» u m y. There wee growing -.pecu­ and hit wife, the former RiU built around biology finds, Tho derful camping experience under of the Hecurity Council of tho UN, and for Communist China to lm nut ls-en classified because they lation that thia nation mi"ht be Hayworth, sallad In their rented bora enjoyed this very much. excellent leadership. are 18-yea r ml cli. 2,700,000 are relied on to raise a gruuml fnree yach; today from Capri to Amalfi. The mess-hall a t Winona Is a Billy Fleming fa water front seated on the Reruritv Cminrll to help push back the North Ko- «n the lu tlan mainland. Aly broke popular place. T b s food la al­ and life saving Instructor. Lewis .leading lu a "free election” in veteiMus, 742,000 have dependents his right law in three places in a ways looked forward toe. Mrs. Temple baa the rifle range. Bflly South Korea, "uniting north and 630,000 are 4-F (failing to meet ■kilng aecMent In Switzerland in Tanner’s hot rolls have been ex­ W. Johnson has boating. Jam es south under ■ democratic repre­ armed service standards k. 133.000 February and he baa MOt complete- cellent. A welcome sound for ImttiUuwwndurts hsndtcrafL^Tho sentative government, under UN are in farming and 133,000 are in tha reserves. supervision.’* ly recom i d from that mishap. campers to when they beer the 2*3 ,r 4* ■ B e i n g Connected With Bolita Racket | N a t i o n a l Guard To Be Called Out ln S m a l l U n i t s Belgians Tenscl yMosco w Papers Nine Countries Await Leopold’s pi it T 1 R e p l y To Lie's Return From Exile J ^ y Up Truman Appeal For Aid Speech On Korea Warrants Sworn Out By Odham For County Gamblers T r i p l e Execution Is Carried Out In Kilby Prison, Ala. Progressive Party Of Florida Leaves Wallace On Korea Boys Enjoy Two Weeks Of Camp At Winona’s Silver Anniversary Cadillac To Convert To Tank Production Yoahida Says Japan Can't Raise Army j’Ad^iJUSss-r tS| Ni». 2 1 0 Embattled American Army Holds Taejon’s Conquerors In Check U. S. First Cavalry Division Storm s Beachhead At Pohang Sheriff Clark Of Accused l.or.il I htmilrrshnw cr* smiths!*-* coastal section and at scattered place* "Dm here thmugh Satur­ day. Otherwise fair and continued hid. Light to moderate winds. Associated 1*rests Leased Wire II l.\ 21. |»5U Warren Suspends Official THE WEATHEIt ■ js?ji 'r..i3 i __ llershey SayH Army Needs 7 Million Men Reds Retreat Under Attack By U. S. NegroTroopsNewly Landed In Korea I OK\0 , Salaid.iy, July 22 (fl'j— The lull "led U l„ 2 -Ills Divimutl **.-- ripm liil Imbbn Injfi giuuilil sniltlirnsl of burning l.lejnn today, blm ting tlie Nmtli Koie.ui Red Alloy* adiaiirr. I o'l«l dnpalt hr- raid tin IvtJi bad tided agglrsstiily to follow ll|i then ri)mjiie*l ol laejon I IIday. General R**t-\tiltur"s I n k y p lie.ulqu.uten am tud situ? it» hum! iindmglit lommimiqin nu llie Kotean liglilmg, saying, "llirte lias been on rli.tme it (Ite situation." I ll-Id accounts said tile 24tli*s ligliting tolninaitder, M.i| General William I- Dean, lud been imlcpmtril in tbe battle /one Inr 24 bouts. I'.uily today, MaeAtlbiit's pulilic inhumation affltei* said. "Wt bn tv no in itfilm .1linn tine >*a* m anoilier irgarduig Grm-i il Dean.*’ I be officer added lli.il under Army iu Ic* it could nut eu-n lie conlirnied that be *va» miv iug un­ til an investigation was cnmpli-lid. In tbe last beailqnailers cornuiimique is,ued Friday afternoon, ( I ’un tin lit if On f*nie# i'mirl War Threat Won’t Stop Plans At FSU For New Buildings ilA I!(te \ ’ lT,iI£i' Ini-. ’ I Tile State Run it I nf Ctinlr.'l last night Voted unntlilliu i ( t i :i aln n I witli |t|an now m tb, b > 1 nf architect* fur a *| i: non building jungiutii at Ftmlda Slate Univeiaity. I It 1("ilk S I 1'aiimI ,.|t ■IP president (old the hoard tlie intc iiialiotuil ituution, if ii tb * will jirobably halt run but added that in an* > t ui t'i plan* a "old In* r, ady it eventuality. Di. ' 'amphell nl i. n"il l I Dial llie flnuueing of Die pi might be difficult in <■* * nl >u tber developments in Urn. ■ in t I In- -n ai' Ity nf iitatei t ,1 would alto* great Iv ■l amp i ■nil *t i net lun prog m m I In- hoard i eview i-il pu < iiqm-*li-d b* Di Ciiiiipbi-| .a .| pluied Die luilebn ■ l ’* • fm tin- new I’s r lull-n I•111f Ii dclei red net loll nil • Id item fur stark* fm tin III i try Until III" next meeting Die FSU hiuldlug piiigriiin illelude* u $260,00: nlblelii '.i $100,000 *t ll tliu I service center j one small women'* dm out " > i $1,060 men's duriiiiltir* in.I ti.lil similler dormitorie Most uf Die plan- at" lllipleli and all except one will I . fin I lir by Aug I. Dr. Cnmpht-il , ,,|,| lltiurd Secretary W.F (’..wet -aitl tbe executive c i*»n ,u belli nu discUHsinii of p.'ivnnnt of wages held back due to tbe >i tie' fimineial situatimi la-t *e.n Gl'IDKD M lrtSIt.FS I.IINDDN, Jill* 21 I n Itri lain and tlie tluiliil Slat" i -ttctl today to set up a giant \H mtlr proving gruuml for the te-htm of guiib'il missiles hi tin- Ibib.nmit Island*. In a 26-year ugteenient initoiled in Washington today tin- two in lion* set in motion plan* tu launch guided inisillCl fruit) the i'ousI of Florida, in the vicinity of Cape Canaveral. The itnmuio * h Jirujectile* would iirrli lug' to Hi -ouHieust into Hie Atlantic. The agreement will pernii the U.S. and Rrituin tu estuli i-ft cud operate technical ami mipp'i’ litPr fueilitie* Bt selected sit' In Hie Ruliutttas fur aequiring tint a mi tlie projectiles' performance. Sanford Weather High yesterday I Low thin inuniing (hi Ruin today Oil July rainfall tu date 1 (Vi July nurmal rainfall 7.(>. THE WEATHER JACKSONVILLE, Inlv 21 1 1 71 1)3 Atlanta 6(1 Rostun 72 61 fl5 Chicago 60 7(1 Dei Moines 80 DO Galveston 7U 54 North Platte 81 107 Phoenix #»*' Seattle 1* OK 03 73 Jacksonville thl H(S Miami M8 70 Pensacola t'6 74 Tampa \l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, July 20, 1950 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 20, 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>, July 20, 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/5d9ecf0f2d1718ec2a7e1216e974d040.pdf 6e8eff6b75eb507d5a906da59927ac32 PDF Text Text #* Police Are Fired In Mobile, Ala. In City-Union Row MOBILE, Ain.. July 18 — (/I5— Forty-one Mobile polircmen and firenirn were fired today for refiin.il tn sign statement* of non­ union affiliutlon. Bight policemen nml 33 fire men were discharged. They full­ ed to sign the non-union state­ ment* by Inst midnight, the dead­ line prcscrllted by a city or­ dinance. Police Chief Dudley K. MrFaydrn anil Fire Chief L. |. Pelrcy aald normal operation* of tin department* would not be a f­ fected. Pctroy said remaining firemen would "double up" temp­ orarily to handle fire fighting equipment. The ordinance passed a week ago. brought n threat by it labor leader that union* here miuhl take a "holiday' to allow their ■tronglh. Sam Khannnn, a member of the executive hi mid of the Mobile Central Trade* Council, said a general Bluildown for n day nr two might Nhow the illy o m miialoni'r* "bow at rung we really arc." Shannon made the statement In railing a inn»a meeting for 7:30 P. M, tonight In ronaider the city'* loin agalnal union membrrabip fur firemen and memliera of the police force. The Mobile polire loeat aays that IflO of tho 125 meniliera of the polire depnrlment In-long to the union. The firemen'* union claim IM> pet rent meml HJfRhip. Alleged Spy ii'.iu i.iir . r.m r.«. oaei Hoover declared. Al tlirii flint m illing m .Inn,., 1045. Ilnovet mid, "(ireen gli wa* paid gSCHl hv Gold, who ohlniri ed It from bin Soviet Mi|ierinr, Anatoli A. Ynkolev, Soviet Vice Consul In Non Yolk city " Hoover nddid that after Hold was artcated last May, Itosenlni win lied (ireengla •• In flee Ihe country nod gave him hiiIt Inntial fund*" to do m i . Rosenberg’* wife told lepnilei today thnt she i* a si. t•i of €J»•■'•trgins*. the man her hiifhitnd i* nr CUM'd of leeruiting. She denied thill her luialuind wiik a CommiinD-l Party rneinher, al llmii|;h membership in the party Wilt given in I lie I I’Msoil fm III dismissal from n rlvUr-n job with the army rignal eorpa dining World War two. Mr*. Rosenberg said -lie thought the real cam e of Ida dismissal wn III* activity in union nffarx. "Neither of u* ha* nnv parly -if filiations," Mr*. Rosenberg mid. '.'We vote n* we *en fit a| clerlmo time." A buxines* associate of tin , olierg’a, who derluii’d to give In pame, aaid the iiieiiavd mini never talked politic* in mind the shoo or gave an Indication of being * Soviet aympatliber. " I can't undrratnnd ll,‘* the ni • soriate aaid. " lie wa* very nice In hi* help and winked light along­ side them." Cnncer Test 11 <>n(Innr<( Prntti I' rkp flue) Francisco's National Cancer Indtuto aaid the tube* can carry large amounts of drug* to the t lie of the cancer. Twice a# much of the drug injected into a vein would Ik- greatly diluted before it reached the snmc site, he ex­ plained. Drug* were given in this way to 51) patients, all dying of can­ cer*, in the p«»l year, I)r. Shimkin said. Als'iit half of them re­ ceived temporary help and a few obtained an extrn tfireo months of life, he added. The drugs used were nitrogen mustard*, mnda from wartime poison gases. in. iii |h- method. Dr. Shimkin said, hud proven safe and may itecome increasingly useful. Tho patient lie* on n fluroBcopic ta» hie mirl doctor* watch where the tube, oi rn th rlri, i* going. The patient gets .1 local anesthetic nt the point of the tidie’ri entry and doesn't seem to mind the ororc*.s, tin- doctor* added. Two other report* at today's cm ion desrr il>ed the u*e of vihi disease* to figiit cancer. Smaller than bacteria, the tiny viruses have to enter body cell* to live and reproduce. If they gel into cancer cells, they may he able to halt Ol slow down thtt cancel oun growth. A i .-port from Dr. Sliimkin and oilr other Kan Francisco experln Hr. Howard A. Itierinan, Dr, William M. I). Ms(union, Dr. Der­ nier U. Eddie and Hr, Karl F. Meyer said surh diseases hail been given to Hi person* Buffer­ ing from earner of the lymph gland* or cancer of the blood, leukemia. Some recovered temp orary, for a few wrek* or* month*, the doctois aaid. Knch viru* administered was of a type Hint could he controlled or reut o ff with such mo.lcr.i antibiotic* a* anreomyein or •hloioiiiyeetln. Diseases used In<•1nrli'd a vim* disease of cat*, n venereal disease called lymphopathia venereum nod rocky mmintnin spotted fever. Hr. Alice K. Moore of the Sloan.Kettering Institute for Pinner Itesi-arch, New York, told of using another virus which causes ItilSHhiM enei-phalitls. This dangerous disease, given mice, destroyed some kinds of cancer. Afheson Note ir»n ilH „ra r*ir ll a a l (D m I I i m s In recorded in PUI llook I, pitne I* of Ihe Fill,Hr Ilerorda of Hemlanln rStunir. Florida. You, and each of you. ere lieiehv nllfied ItlBI a suit lie* tiren rnught agalnal you in Ilia (.'Irciill Court for Hemlnofe r.’oanly, Florida Ik Chancery, hv CHAIU .Pf IV K. and HOOK and MATTItS I.IINIICH wlfs, and r»U Sic lierehv HOOK,., jil* hi* Wlfs, raqu lradlo sail file wllli N In aap|»*r pi Jark or sal 1'our mirl1 your writdefense*. If sup,’. lo [lie Ilia hill of N*llil in said suit on IIhe ||al of July, A. D. ilk«. an akhrntd tilfe of which reaee Is' RL W I----W.^ Ill, n i k and k SIATTIK . _ K l t If O O K , hlishsod nml wife, e . W sln llff* . - v * . |1KU,B W. KM Kit- BON, ol al, Oefendsal* * . Herein fall not or Jiolsmi'nl will M o n t e r e d agsl nal you hy default, ■pj# n a tu re of this null 1* in ‘ 1‘ - fOiei 4h* lilts lo Ihe sh ove dtscrlb ed Unde In lh« FlBlnllffa hv ikla n ro roieedlng* -a edlng* " KfUi rny my band and the nesl PNKtfH J«* Court <i;urj aatl Hanford. Hemlm,»< HemlnMo inly, -----la. Florida, Ihlihla m ISIh d«v of k ISIS. Aa I’letk or . »W H ll O m c i A I. HKAI/I ihm rl Past Mexico, July 18 —hU)—President Miguel Aleman, expressing himself on Internation­ al affair* for the first time since the Korean war broke out. says M e x i c o "condemn* aggressive wars." The statement was made hv hts official spokesman at tho Nuevo 1s’"*) State University yesterday. The President seldom sneaks himself but has his cabinet members speak In his name. Education Min­ ister Manuel dual Vidal said tho President's attitude is: "Mexico condemn* sggressiv: wsrs and domination In its differ­ ent forms, military or economic, and will follow her unchanging tradition of peace and fulfillment of internationt! obligations." Broward Sheriff Mexico is is memoir of the Unit­ ed Nations, which voted to halt (C s sils s n r , n s P a n e Om I the North Koreans, and a* a mem­ Hiirrcsi.ni> to t'lark were Frank ber of the Organisation nf Amer­ Tripper. Pompano flenrh polire ican States approved the U.S. act­ chief; Uhief Poland Kelly of Fort ion in Korea. l.nildeidalr. anil Mayor Dave Tur­ ner, mayor of Wiltnm Manors. Legion Meeting Clark succeeded Turner's father ( C s a t la a m l V r a s P a g e Om I in the sheriff's office in 11133. (lovernor Warren announced at in niit-of-town spending. Tallahassee that he would suagend “Local businesses," he said, both Clark and Sheriff James A. “must spend money outside of Sullivan of Dade county if testl- Sanford to exist.” many showed Ihetn guilty nf Mr. Housholder said, however, wrongdoing. that the Fair actually brings money Into Rnnfnrd. He stated Sportsman Group that th e , Fnir Association spent over $1 ,1100 last year in putting ( C n s l l s s r S r r s i s r a g * Oast on the show. "In addition to that." found that a clubhouse for meet­ he eontinued, "the Fair brought ings and gatherings lends » r"« U ’ several hundred workers and per­ unity in the innniherahip and a f­ formers to Sanford for one week ford* greater pleasure. during which time they spent their He appointed as a committee to money hero for eating ami living investigate site* for Iht> runlwt purposes,” The Post promised in a resolu­ and to report hark to thp member­ ship meeting July 38, Hoh Will­ tion to pledge Its full support and iams, chairman, Denver Cordeje. County Defense Council In nnv ncIn the Hrminote K J Moughton Jr„ and Mrs. May- cooperallnn tlon or efforts that might !.•> mimi' Hodgkin. The secret a rv was instructed thorimd or railed for hv them. Judge Douglas Slenstrnm intro­ Hint on receipt of a definite date duced Clnrenrp Clause and William to he m’I by the president, that Tison, Sanford representative* to letter* lie forwarded to the rluh* Hoys State who recently attended of the Fifth District to meet in s convention held In Tallahassee young men thnnked the Le­ Sanford for the election of o ffi­ The gion for their part in establishing cers, whirh will he sponsored by and sponsoring the program the Seminole Chib. throughout Florida. .. ,,.,« i noviing for the pur­ The Ilia of Man W*» techni­ pose of organising a membership drive will he lieh* July 38 at 8 I*. cally a t war with Germany from 11)14 to 1D4B. M . a t tho City H ill. said Korean War IC n tlssM m a fix, tlrSouth Korean casualties have been light the past two d*ys, t.U| spokesman « lt(. There was littlactivity n the American sector durng the da)5_____ AN AMERICAN COMMAND POST IN KOREA. July 18—(Ah I 1 0 .—MaJ. General William F, Dean through the roadblock. personally led an attack that pull­ "Then I knew nur people up ed some of his front line troops ■heed were in trouble. It liirn».| out of the fire in Saturday’s out, howercr, thet the regimental heavy fighting near the Kum colonel on the other side h*,t River. mother tank and he climbed in another lie Back here briefly after four was able to crack through the days in the front lines, the com­ roadblock.*' mander of the U.S. 24th Division told of the incident tonight He prefaced it hy saying the North Korean Communist* had not dent­ ed new American line* north nf Taejon, former American head­ quarters In South Korea, lit raid the Red* had not been able to nut their tanka across the shallow river in forces. In response to questions. Gen­ eral Dean told of the personally led relief given to Infantrymen at a roadblock in the heavy fighting. The general said he put his ictp ahead of two tanks leading an in­ fantry column against the road­ block on tho American supply road. An infantry unit In truck*, led by two armored personnel carrier* and two tanks, was being sent to relieve heavily pressed troop* on the Kum Rivet line. General Dean, who was tempor­ ary commander of U.S. troop* in Knren before Lt. Gen. WalUm II. Walker of the Eighth Army ar­ rived, said he went forward and T h e rem arkable resiliency found the infantrymen had left o f rcilnated g lass fibers ami the truck* tn deploy. Going far­ their astonishing strength ther he found the armored rers. Around another corner the two (2 5 0 ,0 0 0 lbs. per sq. in .) tanks. g i v e v o N n r R o n * th e "Well, I found out that some­ •w eetest actio n you ever body who had Ihe wrong Informa­ saw. Actually superior to tion had come down thnt road telling them that Red tanks were e ith e r steel o r b am bo o . coming against us," Dean said. W o n 't take a set . . . can't "I told them this was all wrong w arp, rust, shrink . . . un- ™ and pul my jeep in front of the tank* and started up toward the affected by even salt water. roadblock. All told, we believe these "The Communist* had got hold are th e fin est ro d s ever of some of our vehicles and piled o f f e r e d . *7 , them on the road. They had mor­ tar fin- and machincguns covering C om e i n It and also Ihrir lank artillery and see A was firing from up on thr river. woMimons "P relty soon I looked lairk and today. found dial the Infantry wasn't lieside us so I went hack to cheek. I found that whrn the men deployed Ihe trucks had pulled away for cover. no I got more trucks and got the men in thrm anil went on hack up and found the armored earn had been knocked out hv the ar­ tillery." Dean went on. “So nail SPOTTING GOODS one nf the tanks. And the oilier 106 East First tanks had not been able to hrenk . * ACTION, ROBSON o w / n e i s mr.it-*1 Utherwiie 11 was fell Moscow prnpnpntldn would tie armed with I In* mgumnnt that while Stalin “welcomed" .1 penre move tho UIiilerl Stoles turned It down. here y<«< lTllV.'’' Lenders Urged ICeailaaea P roa Pop* Om I some fniNi* liecause Hn*y ran get leptacemunta hy an efflrieut Iran* INirlntion aystrm. Regarding farm inaehlnary short during tha last war— Patton said the equipment maker* should he underwritten nv Ihr goy rrmnenL If neepsaary. Patton said ha doesn't want tn see any more Inflation but la op posed now in control* beyond raMlrirUon* on credit and strategic material*. , He said Im I* against gouging of ronsumers and ”we ought t< move In on some nf thr»* fom pron-Hsora." lie didn’t say how, Patton said another matter took up with Mr. Truman was the idea of strengthonlng the nonmilitary, peaceful and utilitarian arms of the United Natlona. aaddP P ^ geotaantf i^ ^ ^ ja n y c m You can drive an a y . S w sts tandt "Stedi-line” e Ss b ateeHrgl w &p * * IVTCRORY S r> Oast mander of the U. 8 . 24th Infan­ try Division, said the Communists had not dented the new American postions north and west of the city of 160,000. General MacArthur In Tokyo and an Eighth Army spokesman in Korea reported all American lines intact in tho area. The Eighth Army spokesman credited the 24th Division with having fought thi: Reds "almost |o a standstill.” The Reds were reported pouring reinforcements across the Kum River. They wrested a foot hold there hy aheer manpower from tho thin line of Americans in tho Kongju area, 20 miles northwest of Taejon. But the spokesman at Eighth Army headquarters in Korea said onljr four North Korean tanka had been reported south of the river. So quiet were the Reds, MaeArthur’s communique said, thnt the outnumbered, battle weary 24th dlvlalon eent out patrols m an effort to find out the enemy * movements. Associated Press correspondent William JL Moore reported from the hattle xone that air power ap­ peared to be slowing the Red drive at Taejon. American planes, he said, seem­ ed to have kept North Korean armor from moving against the Americans around the city. The Bed radio at Pyongyang, North Korean capital, broadcast iN orin Rorcin that 2,500 II. fi. troops were 1killed and 100 raptured In fighting soul), of the Kura through fl P- M. M°f day (3 A-'M- E S T ). . „ All American references to U. S. losses In the rivor battle have pictured them ae t i g h t . A spokesman at Eighth Army headquarters In Korea_ sakl 9:fi0 P. M. (0:60 A. M. E ST ) that South Korean unlU In central Ko­ rea attacked Red troop concentra­ tions In that area. The extent of the attack was not Jc Port1 ',-v The spokesman aaid South Ko­ reans inflicted "heavy losses on a Red column encountered south­ west of the American sector. U»ter tho South Korean unit with- mERCURY ie*pondlng to Mi hni Hie m1 cviic of two null's oi a noli- pin* a statement deI'ltlingthe U S ix iilb n llci-nu >e Nelii u’i nn'e was brief nod In .' •.rial ti'i oi , dinlo'ii'itie nuthnrlHe* ntd piotrier,| deimutOfd IMnl Hu Anu i lean reply likewise lie brief mil V ue on wanted tn make full use of tin- opportunity (o ‘til's* W crii.ih mid II. N. aim* for I In’ sake of world opinion. Hhoree. a rr o rd ln g In |dal lliciruf o . I*. IlM tN lH W . Paar Mexican President Attacks Aggression Hi,- Korean crisis. Mr. Trunin 11 presumably scanned rn ir ir n t o appmam PAi HTATK rir KU i IIIHA Tin the iliaH at a meeting yesterday RKL .i,t: " w EUKitHHK. 'resilience berry. New Hampshire. i-«i|!IHI‘ with Arhemn. Miiinwhilo government officials ----I'ltl-.X|(Kt Hit. r r . U t r n r r on known i l l im rlle s rla lm jn a In io Indiii romplalniid that Russia's hy. Ihrouah. nailer nr terest tiuhlli’Hlhm or the correspondence agalnal laniibe Price I'nikee hei,ween Generalissimo Hlaltn sod LTNNH-KHBKX i ’O , INI*, n ill* Solved F t'iild * cor pore Him, all Prime Minister Nehru wns "InrU linln* liilrrrxl hy. rorrerl procedure." E rllss rough, tinder or sa a ln sl l.v n r • There officials nnid they had s a x Co., Inc., a dr*»"l»iit K'or. Ids co rp o ra tio n : and all psrlle planned to relense the correspon­ having o r e U lm lne lo lisvr „nv dence "when all replies were re­ rig h t, title or inletosl In lowing desrr Mini Umle. ,11 nay 1’ el veil." They snlil l bey still nwaltthereof, localnl In HemtnuH ml Ilit* reaction nf the U. 8 . and e irt ounljr, Florida, in-wit l*»is J K. I.. V, W and X of nlock 4* llritisli government* lo Htalln a of Amended fl a t of f r y * ' , it t-tke reply. A. Prra chart the course of artion. Military defense would be ex­ panded. America's present foreign and program would of course he dwarfed. One final purpose would la’ total disarmament, however. In arguing for his proposal Iteulher went Inlo recent hletnry, including what he railed Ihe “tragic lesson* of the appeasemrnl at Munich" and the nresrnt "Korean situation.” He aaid the latter wa* a -"narl of total Communist Mralegy" Mild he predicted that the "dictator/ In the Kremlin will repeat the technique." "W e may push the Communist aggressors hark In Korea only to find a repeal performance in In.InChinn, llinmn. Iran. Turkey, Hei tin or in nnv one of a doren other spots," Kruther ssid. Reuther's communication to thi White House covered muglily 13,1*00 words. Including hi* ‘’lot.il peare offen-ive" ilraft, a Irtler In Mr. Truman, and a ''foreword.” In cssanre these were his nine points: I. The IJ.S. to plrilgi an annual $13,000,000,001* over the next |0o years (tOM*-i!IJMI) - “not condi­ tional" upon payments hy other nation*. 3. The UN fund to help develop and expand economic resource’ and facilities of participating na­ tion* and to improve living stand­ ards, "including nutrition, tunning, health and education." 3. The fund to he available »|n to thp Soviet Union and its mirlIlie nations subject to rertaiti con­ dition*. ■I, Upon adoption by Congre** of America’s proposed role. Mil* na­ tion to submit it In the people* of the world. 5. The UN tn convene an intertiatinnnl conference looking Inward total disarmament and e***bt*dimrnl of an inlernational police force. fi. The UN to set up a ‘T e n pie's World Assembly" to make rccommendntions. The Assembly would l>e composed of representa­ tives from worker*, the farm, professions, business, education, religion, and other group*. T h e Assembly would convene anmin'ly. 7. The UN to expand existing agencies and ere*I f others hh might hr ui’i’iled to administer the program. 8. The UN to create an agency aiithorixed to employ scientists to develop and apply atomic energy to penretime use. This would he done "within the limits permitted hy seeiirUv mea­ sure* made necessary hy the re­ fusal of one nr more nations In agree to universal disarmament nml inspection." !>. The UN expand the mean* of mas* communication to "familinriie Hie peoples of all n.atlnns" with I hr rommilmont* of the U.8 . and other nation*. "The United States," ftruthcr said, "can afford the cost of peace. We must stand up and demonslinle that we have the rnurage to remove the price tag from our efforts to lead the world to hr.nnral.lr ami lasting peace.” "II liad the delicate piolilcill n( avoiding any prill -if alu imllig Nehi ii .mil In.tin without eninprojnis'ng I he firm Ameiiean "rm-k hoHntn" trim s foi .............. nt of Legal Notice ft--*»' T P E 8P A Y JU L Y IS , 1 9 5 ^ T H E S A W F O B P H E R A L D . 8 A N F O B P . F L O R ID A P A G E B IX 2 5 • S T O \< ‘ ■m - ;.\ .r f 1, '• • |W.?:♦ ■ ■ ■ .M P I M - s q . M /. CROTONS - J-' RA LARGE nsfh.. ; : •f'j'r getfi* * ■’ Tv ‘j I •• - .. . a m ■ V ,. ..-■i-j J fi 1 4 1U lN i y XI H paofoi t m ■■ __________ • IVWV. • ____ ■ > -(* F 'W l^s r- �ft T W T fOgifY! • ' 1 In Unity There In Strength— To Protect tho Peace of (he World: To Promote the Progresa of America. To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. OTh# ^ m if& v b f c r a l d ^ VO LU M E X X X X I Knfnhlinlied 11)08 National Guard And • Reserves Expected To Be Called Soon President Asks ConKress For Ten Bil1 lion Dollars F o r Korean Controversy WASHINGTON. Ju lr I9_<,p, —The llrfenfie Department anli nunm l today the Army anil Air force Hill begin ini inrdialely recalling a limited nunilier of Reservists to active duty. TinNary uIn, will atari immediate­ ly a "selective recall" of lieI r e n e s , the annnunrement raid. President Truman’s P r o g r a m ' Means P a r t i a l Mobilization Lieut. John Sauls ami (4) enlist­ -_#rmed forces he lifted y l The President also reported to ed men from this arra air expected Congress he has empowered Hec- to make the trip, rctury of Defense Johnior to rail Lirut, Ernest Southward will lead to active duty "us many National Humd units and as many units a Medical detarlimenl ni the third and individuals of the reserve battalion consisting of ten local forces of the Army, Navy, and Air men. Forres as may bo required." The troops will be attached to The armed services now are limited hy law to 2,005,882 men. the 48th Infantry division under That figure ia divided this way: the command oi Maj. Genral Rus­ Army 8.17,000, Navy (50(1.882 and sell. of Macon, Ga. Tire division eatir Force M2JXM. ■ is composed Of “Flofida'and GeirrgtrT “ At iutesl report the actual nuin soldiers. her of men under arms wras Army Brig. General J. C. Hutchison of 693 000, Navy 461,000 and Air Sanford is commanding officer of Force 407,000. Mr. Tiuman laid down bln pm’- (lie Florida cantingenty. grn rnln a 6600-word message to In battalion competition Inst the Semite and House rerortlng In ymr Co. I received ,*i slnrdnrd for detail on what has lurppened lu fielding tin* beat lit) mm mortar Korea and why the United Slate* xquad. The group also gained again I* fighting thouaanda of honor* fur having the liest com­ miles from home. pany in the regiment. — “The at inch upon the Republic The encampment r*t Ft. Jackson* » j f Korea," Mr. Truman raid, hon i* part of the* »uiniin r train­ "makes It plain lieyond all doubt ing program followed by National that the international Communist Guard groups throughout the movement is prepared to use arm­ stute. The men will stuilv mili­ ed invasion to conquer independ­ tary methods, tnetierd and straent nation*. We mutt therefore gellr problem*, mnke a survey of recognize the possibility that th** latest urr.y equipment, train rc ssttssH e « e * *» on the gunnery inngi*.- mid fnmiliarixn themselves with other Army procedure. An advanced detail of Co. I men under tin* command of Cpi. Allren Kendall- left Hunford today to mnke preparation* for the arrival of the other troop*. . Seven other Sunforl o ffices, WASHINGTON, July -W ) — Leaden of the American Fe- mem tier* of the 48lh Division deration of Labor, worried about staff, wll also go to Ft. Jackson a shortage of political funds, for training. They nn*: Ihig. Genmet today to draft plane to raise eral Hutchison, assistant divi­ sional commander of the 48lh di­ Instead of an expected l> con­ vision: Muj. Stewart (intchi l, illtributed by each o f tea A F L * v'sonol Inlantry officer*; Mai claimed 8,000.000 members, col- John Dope, division nrltllvrv offi­ m ictions actually hay# uverafad cer; Capt. Roy Green, attached to only 7 1/2 cents a member, s ty 48th division artillery: Capt. Ho bert Raker, dlvtson photo officer, A FL political lead” * * , ____ . . Leaders o f A F L lU te « d lo­ and Lieut. Robert Newman, Jr. cal groups were to conside r A aide til General Hutchison. resolution today urging _ more contributions and more voter re ­ gistration for tho te ll ejections. Expelled Union Ends Heavy outlays in ertantaed la ­ Strike Due To Crisis bor's toeing fights J n .Sen ate races In Florida end Nw th Caro­ CARTERKT~ n 7 j ., Ju ly 1 0 — lina have concerned tbB A FL (Aq— A Union which the CIO leadership, It we* relatively re- tossed out for being too for to ^ ° J ^ p h D. Keenan, dtaeteoy o f tho left ho* agreed to end a labor'* League for frpUtieel Edu­ strike became of the Korean crication — the A F L e peUtieal iffleEighteen hundred copper work­ broach—eeid the league pelltlcal are returning to work to­ war cheat Is down to 9600,000. ers day at the U. S. Metal* Refin­ In addition to that m J M Company, 'Ltd., her*, league ho* collected about $2“° ,- ingLocal 827, International Unton 000 from union traaaunea, on f Mine, Mill, and Smelter Work* tbe faaele of 10 coate a member, oere, struck three weeks ego, say­ for political ing a company incentive system poeee. Tbl» m to a speedup. for publicity on lee uae The Mina, Mill, and Smelter A FL U interested, A can* Worker* were one of several un­ T d d *'tea, A FL la ions which the CIO expelled on of the charge that their policies unton* S * & resembled the policies o f the lag yoeterday and Communist Party rather than those of the CIO, have eent political league headquarter*, STATESMAN HONORED HEW YORK, Ju ly 18 K S y w at lr world deyeSea ita wiTritte* te the reuse S A N F O R l), FL O R ID A . W ED N ESD A Y JU L Y fa ir anil hot through THurx<lav, rirr|il fur lli>iiiilrif>liin> m •t wideli scattered place* occ urting ,nn-iU in aflrrnmiu, ^ ID. I DAO Atwoclutrd P ri’H.s I.cased Wirt* II, Nn price, wage or ration controls now, but later if prices soar. 4. Perhaps fewer things to buy, especially auto* nnd television nets. For men of military ugt* — 1. A draft summons—for those over IP ami under 20 a* needed. 2. A mandatory call to active service for National Guardsmen noil Reservists if their unit* or individual assignment* ure want­ ed iiy tiie military. Fni business— 1 . Controls over material*, in­ cluding government authority to rulion supplies and set up pru ri­ tic* to nay who should get them. 2. Possibly limited output of civilian good* which lake big Humilities of steel and tilhefl scarce material*. 3. Curb* on inventory hoard­ ing. 4. The possibility that needed matcriul* will be requisitioned. 6. Higher clearly-implied pos­ sibility of an excess profit* tax, to produce revenues and curb profiteering. WASHINGTON,~July 19 — (/F) — The National Guard and arm­ ed service* reserves include about 2.600.000 men subject to call un­ der power given to Secretary of Defense Johnson by President Truman. *f' However, oply a, small pert of that ntiOibepf Or*' *iT,# treinsd and equipped, or even organised into units. Hero I* how the backlog of military strength Is msde up: National Guard A total strength (a few week* before the Korean war) of about 328.000 In ground units. Organised Into 27 divjsion*-26 infantry, two armored. All these divisions, says tho Army, ore fully organised by units, ready to go. However, tin­ man strength of almost all of the divisions is barely half tin, wartime complement. Air National Guard About 46,000 men; 61(1 units composed into 12 light bomber and 72 fighter squadron*. Army Reaervea About 000,000 men. However, only about 185,000 of these (70,000 officers and 1 10,000 men) are on a paid, regularly train,’ t basis. On paper the reserves consist of 17 infantry, three annum!, five airborne divisions. Rut the degree of organisation and act­ ual readiness generally is much less than that for the guard. Navy Rwervea A total of 1,118,231 names an* listed—but only 184,000 are a ct­ ually i in regular training. The others, generally, are men Who have indicated wtlllngnes* to go on active duty. Marine Reaervea 128,000, with 21,000 receiving training on drill-pay status. Air Ferre Reaervea 63,000 in regular drill-pay sta­ tus, with another 64,000 in volun­ teer training outfit*. The 46,000 men o f the Air National Guard ara In addition to these Air Force reservist*. Form er Resident Of Sanford Died Sunday Funeral send ere were held a t the graveside in Evergreen Ce­ metery a t 2:00 P . M. today for Clarence C. u. Vickary, vie aery, 68, as, who died auddenly Sunday a t his Ihome years, lived for the past four y lit Jacksonville_ where ......... he . j hid Tho Rev. W. P. Brooks, J r . of­ ficiated. Mr, Vickery waa born In Hart­ well, Ga. and formerly lived In Anderson, 8., 0 . before coming to Sanford whore ha lived before moving to Jnekaonvtlle. Ho to survived by one daughter, Mr*. W . D. lakx and a gra ndson, Donny Inks ai Hialeah Park; three sisters, Mrs. D. M. MeAUTO ACCIDENT Klnnon o f Orfandof Mrs. R E. MIAMI, July 19—(A7—A 27- Egerton o f Hopewoll, V *.; and year-old Hialeah man was killed Mrs. H. T . Holmes of Cnnleto, N. early today when his car crashed Y . into a 12-foot coral rock embank* ment. FRENCH AID Police identified him as William PA RIS, Ju ly ip-^AY—T h e Robbins and said the car apparent­ French government todav decided ly was traveling about 100 miles to place tho French sloop La an hour when It careened off Grandier* a t the disposal of the Ok««ehohae road. United Nations fag us# In Korea. Police said a passenger In the It to now on daty In the Per Ea«t. ear, Identified as Miss Wlllodene “Jan 's Fighting Ships" iW cribIsbell, ST, e f Birmingham, Ala., ss tha ship s s a f J B H cnnsr built was thrown door o f the wreckage. to 1989. It re n tes a crew oL lSfl. «| t la three 6.6-Inch Nn. 2:iS Military Aid Two Crack U.S. Divisions Bill Approved By House Vote Land As Reds Gather Forces WASHINGTON. Inly l'» </P) American Amphibious, Landing Close 'Po Enemy Lines Meets L i t t l e Opposition Telephone Cable La iti V-': l nlniic . ludzIV Li Iiii/S- ni milit « y t el vin- tot till4 Ilf•it 12 inonlli' all 1" t tilt f»OV% III llll)1461Ills Rep. Vitirou ( D (,a l '-it' i tl the m l the lull in the 1 loti •!' »l lit ! , Aimed Scl tilIT* ( nlimiitl' • " 1,icIi (M l it lie lirai L Willi 111 Lilt hr-,k|IIIei ITiday. A n iiilhu mi a HU’ V\ii tntinduel d in tin* Stnalt J*v O' iiiriuwn Tydiog * (■> M.I t of ! lit* Senate t .iimiiiili i Armed Set Viii Vinsiitri sit ni hi int i loi In of* fer leg ixlutto tt in i jitt tal li Lei III of M l l Ii ■ ('ll lirafli'i . nil'•1 they an tal I’ll III*:o (In- Atiny. At |irm eellt, t III* 1.4 vv i’I'ln thi* ii ,.if tee’s turn ut 21 muni bn. it itisu i* i'Xpi'i'ti'*l that the Defense Deportment will request ( tlmt the top age draft limit of -C, yi*n* lx* raised- Sume .unices indicate it may be placed at 36 years. In tin* incnnlimc, \ m- mi inlrodui'cd legislation lu suspend fur a year nil legal limit- nn the strenglli nf I tie united forces. vice to Plantation Estate* was l aying of the cubic across Luke Monio(> lo provide telcpli.... This wus asked b> President Tru­ pictured lust week when over ft,OOP feut bud been laid with mine lii.PPP feet remaining .......... the job man in bis message to ('ongress l, complete. Tin- barge from which the ruble was laid was ltioiu;lil up the St, John* Rivet from 'Juek•onville. today. Congress generally indicated willingness to give speedy ap­ prox ul to ino*l ol Pie ideal Trut inan's reiiue !• I'm men, moniufe 1 mid materials I" meet tin* KuieimL. I I mM2 Secret Meeting Of Spencer Outlines Defense Claims Cominform Is Building P la n s ..... a,li,T (iiiford Insane' Red armed uggresslon. Rumored In hurope », x/. . nx , House 8 |ieuke| Ram Rnvbuin lo K z wants Uub said Die President's refoinnieii I > In S c h u h Case LONDON. July 1ft (,V) lion for economic legudalmii mil In- eniltodird in a bill to be nilm liiiced todav. •I’m boning we cun |iui* In lull next week,” Itnvhiirn aid. Clark Won’t Resign; “Governor Warr'en Wi l l Understand” Rouse .Majority I.i*ad>*r Met' ninck (l)-Miis*) said' "In t Iti >> tieii] situation we must give lb> CI EAKWATI H. July 19 ■</!') Pri‘siili*til wluilever is lieu t — I In- ilrfrllir Imlay lirgan lo lay Russia respects only power and must make ourselves all-power: *>l the giuutul im it) plea ul intanily (ot Flullie (ilHonl, (i1), accutrd Tbe President’* messeev prov i I nl.iymg »talr trpmrnlativc n fine working blueprint of ul..u of musl Ih’ ilotie." C l u l l r k J . .Si l iuli. J i . Rep. Arvnd* (III), a - i- ia e House Repuldii'nu lender: "lip II whole. I’m preltv nuieb in ngi* ini-lit with the President’ ui>> gram. I think we have to def llitelv face tile fuel tlmt •real » u 1* it possibility and we uni t mal necessary prepuralion<." Kenutor Rrirker (K-Oliio) m dieted ('iingri1** will grunt Mi Tlilinan’e requests for billion- >> dollar* nml hoard powers lo n loente steel and other wsrlllim tin leriuls. •‘I think it’s nei-essurv if we’ve got a war on and l guts* vie m ' h, i i , ,* s •», r« *, fs» i Eccles Introduces Six-Point Plan To Prevent Inflation I lie flail, olJ. ex-meal cutter, lias pleaileil Init I, innocent ami m inn rni by reaimi ni intanily to tlir f ii -I degree inuider cliaigc. m . n . j pint, Clearwater alliutiry win) ir|irc»riited (aifford in a divorce iave la>t year, dr,cubed a viiil lo the defi-ndaiil ill jail a few days aftri the shooting, Apr. 24, 1910. Jnnei «aid ‘.id(end showed 111, mkiiv of recogni/ititi him and in■iilrd his own name wai Charlie R om . The altnrney gave It a* hit opinion that there wai “»ome men­ tal derangement" unle» Gifford wai faking hit lack of recognition, lie added Gifford gave no indi­ cation of faking, although he wai - watching closely lor such trace,. HALT LAKE CITY, July tl) (ff)— Marriner H. Eccle* of tin* Federal Reserve Hoard yestnduy outlined u six-point plan designed to curb inflation wlm h he said is developing rapidly becuiisu of tiie Korean War. Ho promised in a ktatenieit tlmt inflation la.* checked through use of stricter credit controls, maintenance of current U x le­ vel* and a reduction of civilian demand for goods, Eccles, a former Utah hanker, suggested as a fiscal program for tha .government that: 1, The government make no reduction In taxes this year. 2. It re-impote a corporation excess profit tax o f 76 nor cent on all net earnings above l'l per cent o f the first UftOO/kM ( 6 0 « f Invested dspltul s n i 8 per cent on any balance, s 'lowing a 86,000 exemption of earning aubject to tlm tax. 3. Organised labor U: a ik rJ to make no demands for war*’ Increase* while the Excess Pro­ fit Tax to effective, 4. Second and third clasa post­ al rate* be boosted to a point where Poet Office Department deficit! may be met. 6, Tax loopholes be closed, 6, The U. 8 . Treasury offer non-bank investors long term non-msrket bonds with 16-yesr maturity interest ra te o f 2 1/3 per cent. White tha situation will require su n s controls, Eccles said, h« hoped the country could nvold the areesslty of u otag w n rtim i .S?w~K i For Assault On Taejon Post Quick Ami Imvnrnble Function Is Found To President's Mes­ sage To Congress WASHINGTON. July 19 (/}>) Congress today lor expanded inililary and parltnl civilian mobilization lice milium In combat * •iminuuista alooaii. means, if Congress approves in full: id <a 11lirr By ill*- Sen.ate, the For families— 1. I igldi n<-(l installment credit, probably higher down payments i t! not > pet " to tin* \VInti* 1 l"U c and Iris time lu pay. o. tiir i . •-i* IciH : - ifii.iltin 2. Sooner or lalrr, higher luxes. 1 t| islatliiii KdS IUIKhIui n i ia Sanford U n it s Of National GuardGo ToCamp Saturday iSlJrSLraa10 or 20 percent of * at AN ■ tm IN i.tiin in iitirii h'ltttruii iii D Eh I'E N H E Ni tTi uD v A ILY N E WaSiil PA PER Responding swilil> ii> I'resident Irumali'v tall im .iiliini “without delay, the HiaiM- Imlay oilhoii/rd President 1rumsn's call upon $1 .JJJ.'iOO.fK)1* id mild.ns nd to WASHINGTON. July l9-</P) —PrcsiJcnl Truman aikrJ ConBicss today for a 110,000,000.000 piogratn to provide men and ma­ terials for Korean fiphling and to guard against any aimed aggres­ sion rlscwlicre. Along with nrw military mea­ sures, Mr. Tiunian piopusrd par- Co. I Will Be Given Inline front mobilization. TwoWceksTraining There will br no price controls or At FortJackson.S.C. rationing now. Bui the Presidrni •aid he won't hesitate to call loi Company I. 124th Infnniiv rethem ii sharp price rises make gimeul, under i >ii]iiii.mil nf Cnpt. them necessary. IVvid G.iithrl will cnli.im from ♦nter, he said, there will in* n Sunfoid Saturday at 7 :1 0 A. M.. request fur higher tuxes. for a l wo week) Iratuing period a I Mr. Truman ashed I Iml all legal limits nn the Hixe of the Ft. Jack>»u, S. C. A FL D rafts Plans .T o Raise Funds F o r ^ P o litical Drive TH E W EA TH ER W,-stern European pnliiliTm j Hprculati'd tnduy tlmt tliu Gum-1 Civic Cluh 1iuikling inform Ini* Ix-cri callfil Into :n*-! Kstim.ited 'To Cost crct session to discus* tin* Far En«t and tin* lint fan war. Nut Over $23,000.00 Tup Communist Icndurs Mau­ rice Tlioror. and Jacques Murin' S.ininld >.in I,.in a new ( ilii nf France und Piilmlrn Tnglintli i. of Italy were known to have left ( lull litnliline Ini i liltle Ui their post* on unexpected jour- HOH," .1.. I n .,I 1. W ‘-pentci t> nnvs. The time nml world rauilittan* iluy at tlir Km.mi Imu limn. Ml S|u in n n l tli ll ill,- pie generally were rnusideied .*pproprinte for one of tin* (!otnnui- Kill building hello: utilized 1*1 tin nl*L iirgaul/iitinn’s mil icy inert­ m.i I in 1)1 nl ilu ii in S .iu ln iil i in ing* somewhere behind tin* Iron Ilitlo otlrqll iti’ Curtain. I lr ild lii il lie liiit.iiy ( lull II I One report mriiliniied tlmt So­ viet Foreign .Minister Amliel A. alle.uh i uni n i >1 in .in Intel l and Visliinsky cut short u vucutioi, at plan b an In en di m il Im a lirt, (’arlsbud, Gseriinsliivakiii, yester­ i lull hinliliiii I in in ia,ill in* a itie day und left by plum* for mi un­ lliriil til the hiillililo’, lie tail! known destluiition. Ttds report wus attributed t,h mihiU m u i /Oh* 1 * le d . ll would informed sources ut Curlslmil. Vt-j -rit I to pi im i 11111111:11 tu ineii sliinsky has been out of tin* Mo*-i||lr in n, ,l ,jl! ,,| gmwtng Sanlni >>l ,,1 | 1l cow news for many weeks, nnd llll llu* in-Xl JO VtMIV then* lias bi-en speculation tlmt he wa* in Csecliosluvskiu. Others , " llu 1 lob li.». linn mi con'll mt sugested that be hud gone to ei|. )■> a in .1- im 1 many ,11 I (»•) Peiping for conferences with tint peupl 1 it 1,’ lu :.nil M i. Sp ’in ci Chinese Communists regime. A Cotnlnform conference, now »,iul lli.il in.mi 1 n n •ng.iui/.ilumcould tu* expected tu disruss tail C01, 1(1 llulll llll’il 'lull , lllVIMtlU.il Ut only Korea and the Fur Ensl count) Hint in i* in 'in Ii ,i lunliling generally, liut also tin* position williuiit hilling tu iml uul the Inglt of Marshal Tito’s Yugoslavia, which was expelled from Lie* tiltoul .inilili.ituni m On- Aiuioiy. Tin’ plan - cull fur 11 stage no n Reds' International fraternity two years ago fur being too iniir)...... (Hiring Him feel il. •-11 hy 22 feet wide, lie tug* iiunhl I"* elevated dent. Tension between Tito und Ctun- two feel from the main flnur. t Inform members wus risen sharp­ kitchen wuuhl iilluw meals to In* ly in recent weeks. Tiny Albania, prepared mi tiie premises. “The 'Iructiiie wuuld In’ built uf once 11 Yugoslav satellite, nceused tvtirtl *»» I * * * * • ! « ! Tito u week ago of violating ini* Yugosluv-Albaiiiiin luirdi'r wiili tbe intention uf starting a fignt. IliC Opposps Use Ot On cross examination Jones said tu* talked to Gifford only five* or six misrule*. Hi* admitted b* w“* giving Ids opinion only us a lay­ man nnd bud no quulifieaton* as u psychiatrist or menial expert. The state closed Its case after I I HHlIilHril I D l*4 B f I h r r e l presenting evidence of the wounds which killed the popular young legislator. Nutioiiulint Kclorm Hchub, 37. a leader of Governor Fuller Warren’s forces lu the 1940 SujfKCHtt'd T<» ChimiK liegisiuture, we* stmt In hi* Bt. Petersburg law office. Gifford was TA IPEI, Formosu, July 19 — seised on the snot and ha* admitt­ (A1)— Reform of the Kuundntiuig (Chinese Nationalist Party) will ed shooting •Hchub. he discussed at u future meeting, Chiaug Kai-Shek wa* urged to­ MIAMI, July 19 _</pj— Rroward county Sheriff Walter Clark said day to revamp the party by 214 today he hud no Intention of re- members of its central execu­ that II tive committee. He delayed any signing "because I feel feel that haven't done anything to warrant decision. A high ufficfal said tin* party my resignation." ___ lit* would explain le I said ex|)I»l, to probably wuuld expel member* Governor Fuller Warren nl* part who had taken refuge uhrnud. in the activities of the Rroward These include T. V, Mining, UrnNovelty Compuny. Re »» d he felt ther-in-law of Chiaug; li. II. the Chief Executive would under­ Rung, Rrother-in-law of Mine, Ghlsng, and Hun Po, son of Dr. stand hi* activities. The sheriff's flat statement that Hun Yat-Sen, founder of tho "I'Ttarii no intention of resigning Chinese Republic. Soong recently resigned from was Issued in the weke of recurr­ ing report* he planned to resign the executive rather than go to before tho hearing in Taltohassee Formosa. Both ha and Kung ara Friday to determine whether he living In New York. Sun to in Hong Kong. Sun and Soong arc should be removed from , former premiere. Kung to a for­ ' Tha hearing was ordered by Governor after the Keteuver Sen­ mer finance minister. Tha reform nova to seen *■ an ate Crime Investigating Commit­ tee presented evidence tha t Clark a ttem p t'to undercut the forma­ was a partner In the Broward tion of a third group to dis­ place both Nationalists and Chin* N e g ip tr.tto ’, whleh • r and elot machines, esa Rsds. Vice President Ll not reveal deta ils of Teung-Jen, now In New York, la active In tha third party stove, I'OK V11, I Inn d.i 1 . lull :*I| nd1*—I’Tc'h tniiTiran t i u 1, |, * wlm seised a hi.nlilnail at |'<i hang on Knrea'a ca-.l rnast rosin-,| inland ti-lat iu ni ., 1,patent effort In blue I. a n, » Nut lb K01 c.u 1 drill- sioilliw mil tin* lirsl I ‘a i i l n It,, i- ton I luicb.mi/eit) tia<, ,*iii.nulnii- ils Ix'.iilitirul pu.sil.li I,, |||,> Uio I Ii - nilIII \uilg |u* \ 11 d n 11 1 ritad-iiiil mute oliich li.nl I’aegu. I lie Reds wete lepuited mui in,- daw n tin- line I u 1 on (In* Vmirii ni eitiipl) InnI iiuii P 11nan It) \SS(M I \ t I I , PRESS l S 1rr,i 1]> licit- nn the u|(r It­ 'll-* luil.vy with two tii-'h American iln 1 tun, ihrnwn mi" th>- K'.rcnn w .i i , I'tit nn llic wc'leru flout .1 lii.nv < "imiiuni-l .nlilh tv Im i rag' pn 'llll) MHIUlllt if t!o If-lllllt dnlli *>l ihe in.tin ( niiiiuum 1 .iiiai t I mill nhx’lli I) ’ .III! llll’ time fur ,-iiitrii' in tctie.il 111,iv In- ite.vili )M)t. hut I’ txtilenl 11urn.in caution­ ed a gam-.1 hope* Im a t)Un k lictoiy. Ihe famed "I!-I! fm Leather" hint Lavalt) divinuii, vetciani nf the hheialiou of Mauil i and actual­ ly a tnrehnized inl.udiy unit, land i'd iinu|ipn>ed on the east until at rohang yeterdav, jn*t *>ehni Red Imre It quickly drove Mien mile* inland It wa* 1I1 . hi>n! the J r>lh ‘ liopii l.ighlninu" Dm mu had 1 0111c ailmir al an unili’i lu'i'd lo1 ilmn imf appneultv tin .on ha* all the >many ( mnmimri* on ihe mam Kolean hiltlriiunl helme I u-)nn le eionpetl and tenia- id then (liepower despite liercv Allied an at­ tacks' I hey began masting mortar end , ,rniiini Ine at \1ne1 n in po 1 tiun» An enemy p en lu id 40 mite, t" tile roiilhwe'l ,huve uilt .Sindh Knii-an l" n e , d. lei.ding llie lull II nl III Tln i e n n * tin evideiiie t Hut tbe Still III lit limit'll tu«V . nn l i e 1 hum Rllel flout, Willi |un peel uf te* eneii preHiinre ilm- I- nrrivwl nf mm American tump , hud any ir.'Ulluara on C ,*r M il ririiig 01’ Rocket Is Postponed By TcchnicuM ties I HNG R \ N G i: PRDYING GROUND, (’neon. Inly It* l*i I ' i linieiiI difhi'iiltn ;m d. hiving tile *ebei|iiled firing nn a ilnuhle beiuh-i rocket nut m e t t lie A tlan ­ tic I mill v Tile rocket, a lii" luge "Itmnpvr" liiiill uiuuinl tin* German V ' tvillt a little "Wne I'm pm at" in ll.-r nose, wti* Hiippu ' d to ivhim.di on it* wav nlmut S \ M (E S I I. Diffieiiltii.'n in fnntriil circuits e a u n l a seril'i of p. tp...... Thu public informiihuu uffiec ... v av il bo|ii", ihe guided mi lie will lake off on il exin ted ”l*t) mile fliglit nroiiml I to I* AI. t EHT). Army, Navy and Air l'-m e “IIIa lit'- nil llu . in <1 n, i with (.cures nf m-iv ...paperini-l* mil' him: workers iimki- In. I min­ ute adjustment*. the rocket take, off it Atom Itomh In Korea willWin'll be tiie first Imri/iintul nr Inn-angle firing nf the V .! iu lhi* HAN I IIAM I < July 19 — country ux tvi-ll n,- the fir -t (/p)-~ General Dwight D. Elsen­ launching nl the Hpruivling Im e hower due- nut believe the ubun operated by tlie* Air Force a* n IhiuiIi shnuld l»e UM’il ill the hulllt) mihsile proving ground fur all I lie fur Kuit-a. *er flees. "I l«dleve lliut were I ill the middle of till* tiling, I would avoid using anything that «ur Sanford Weather own peiqde or others peoples yesterday 04 High might consider inhuman," bd*eulo\V tliix ninrning lift iiowrr told reporters a i Fres­ Ruin yesterday .(HI no yi’slerduv on hh way here. " It is imperative that we st iml Tnta July Ruin to date t i.9 before the world us tin, chump- July normal rainfiill 7.(53 inions of decency. I wouldn't want 1 c le*. tu do unything Gist might anta­ gonise public opinion in uuv way.” THE WKATHKK AlEiseulio'wer, tho supre lied comuiunder in Eui _ JACKSONVILLE. July 1ft l l*i World War II, Is president of Atlanta K9 7:t Columbia University, lie and Mrs. Huston let (Mi Elsenhower urn on a vacation Chicago Hit (17 trip. 7ft M “The Korean buttle Just doesn’t Denver l'l (11 look like it was deliberately Fresno 90 74 planned a* the beginning of a Memphis 62 79 North P lait* major wsr," Eisenhower said. 80 98 “We've gut to win in Korea Phoenix 67 77 or we're bound to get smacked Seattle 9.7 77 Jacksonville somewhere el so-" 88 79 He declared tho loss of tru Key West 80 86 Korean campaign would be "the Miami Hit 77 worst that could,, happen to out Pensacola .................94 7S Tampa bupoa of praca. tf H: �0 tlr p »lie duniord Herald t . ' i l i . i ’ .ri m rnKltakrtl n u ll; i>mv rtrep i »»< Siinitai lim H ir I I I M r i h p Mm A i m i i rn itrrrt • f.tim l r l n u m ailer r t » W r 3 7 , Ilitil. nf I P * (ilflrr *t I 'l n i t i l i i . n n d r r l h * A r t • f n n i i m » t S t a r r * 3. |*7W ■llll.l.tMl l„ Ill-,AH ITHIInr • io n n o .> d i : a k _ K n a l n .i l sfnvtaaer • I ' l l n l l l l ’T I n S I IU T R I a? C arrier | I n i Slnnth ................ . i.(Ml In .. Mi n i i . ................... |M l l M nntha ................ ........................ II Ml n. l ilt ........ „ , i m -All n M i n n r i mi II r f . rn id i .1 b n n j . * , 1 1 m l 111 in n ■ n m t m i l l . . . n| n farln ln m an l fi. ih . r i ..., ■ t k l n r f n m l l , Mill I.* r K m u n l I n . il t .« iilm rn li.n i i i n Ian . H i p m . i l .i l Vnllnn-illi II. jninmi 7K1i|i«|H i n .in .i.n ln lli.k fur i n ’ V n rl l . I till niln, l l A l m l t , K * N - »‘HI CIO, »lil It, liH ll. I hi It.rnlil li n ni.inh.. 11 I lh» Aiinilnlid I'r.n iihlnh I. enllllrit iirlm lirli in in. m Im r#|nthll> rallnn m ntl .hi l*>r*l 1 1 1 * 1 1 p.ininl la Dili Ainapnpir. m m il m «r \P n.m *tli|i*iirliii W E im R S iiA ii7, 7 u b v ~ i t . m o ro iiA t h h im .B v k r h r We h n i t r p l i MriUM for our The Bloocl Supply A demonstration of new apparatus for taking, process­ ing and preserving human blood, held recently in the la’ atories of the Harvard University Medical School, was made the occasion for nn nmiouncemrni hy General George U. Marshall, president of the American Red Cross, of a reor­ ganization of the Red Cross national blood program. The purpose is to enable the Red Cross to work more closely with national medical and health groups ami government agen­ cies in the project of obtaining and storing blood. The new apparatus and techniques will help to bniId resources of blond by getting greater usefulness from the blood which is obtained and hy making it possible to store essential elem en ts for longer periods. Of possibly equal help would lie a good educational program, and porhnps this can he managed in connection with the Red Cross reogranization. During the war Americans responded splendidly in con­ tributing blood, mostly through the Red Cross. It was un­ derstood that much blood would be needed by the military medical services; those who could spare It. and a lot who couldn’t, were ready to give the blood. In ordinary times the need is Ipss obvious, and requires more painstaking ex­ planation. Much used to be heard of professional blood don­ ors and the tidy prices they received Tor their blood. Those who have needed it know tlmt a blood transfusion still Is expensive. Not enough attention has been given to explaining the connection between donated blood and the costly hospital transfusions, and ihe fncl that professional donors cannot supply the needs of modern surgery, if these things were Wr irr where the thrriff of Bro­ made more clear, the Red Cross and hospitals might find ward county it lining to rtiign. it easier to obtain blood. own try U*># (hut arlinns, nut » . iln mil n r n to find n t i u n for others more r b s r l l): Judge not ye be not Judged —Malt. 7:1 Well, allei laving $75,000 in two yean out of a $7,500 Hilary, lie fan afford to. Henry W diner Inn decided thiit n Ilie eitnl of a war wllli Rutti*. ir will ni|J|>oll (lie United Stalfi Vfll. now that’* rialil gencrou* of him. "My i f'ijntiv* may the be ah way* rigid. •■(• liyld m wrung my country’’. ie*tm In hit motto. The dynatrut'iiR of a home in Daytona first h tti wlial n laid to hr a war between two trlt of bolita rarhelrrr* bring* Florida’! ruiirnt crimr problem rlotr In liomr. Let in rrnieinbri lint at lung at oraniml ermir flnuri’lirt. llirrr will * violence and murder. C We hail llir end of the McCarthy inveitigalion and we luiy,c, though we douhl, that it will lie allowed to reel in peace. We tincefrly urge the Republican Party not to bar’’ lit political fnrfunei in thr mire nl Senator McCarthy’* « 4 1belle ditt o t t jL . V '1 " ' )■ — f Coiflhtercc, — Up ivlfb I,2i2 name} of pition Seminole County f»ho tee they have not bten counted. Thii, oH ' top of ify* 3,000 Negroes who have . fiavp gone with .for the lumpier, ■many of whom probably weren't counted cither, make* one wonder , what good it a federal centui any­ way Vital Ailthmctie / >‘ Jt totm* to ut that Rep. LanbSm haa inmetjiing when he |dvt that (Ucreiary of Defeni# Johnion ought to be firad for letting the United State* down in Koret. Johnion ha* been doing some pdghty hig talking..alxml how quickly thii / nation could' air ike back if attacked, and a* a mult p f M* demand* tome 17 billion dollar* a year, or about 40 percant of lha U. S. budget hat bpen appropriated for national defenttWa ate inclined to woadar what haa been done with alt thl* money. IF certainly hain't been aent to Ko­ rea. Senate) Kdauvcr’t revelation* of crime and corruption in Florida . cama.aa no turpna* to Miamiam. - according to Bill Abbott in lha ' Tampa Tribune, who write* that the Miami Crime Commiathm hi* U m tailing the people moat of tbaao thing* foe the p u l two year*; you *aa a public ofearning a salary of; ' tay. $7.>(|l0,000 a year, ir oppartal mean M * l i b a hint w a ‘ eaWrtainiaf - irvAo*.-. ** oaUae, and tree — J . g . ' g g g M — l'l I THE WORLD TODAY Hy DeWITT MaeKENZIE AI’ Foreien Affairs Analyst ■' « d Philippine Government . __ • The unpopularity of the ;jycsent government in the Philippines has lod to some degree of fear that Communism may gain a strong hold there. One recent report from Man­ ila slates, on the other hand, Hint the people in ^eglrat ate in’ favor of putting i/p with the prtsenl conditioris tflltil orderly elections give them the opportunity to enforce a Change. President Rlpldio Qulrlnn’s government has made an a t­ tempt to improve the condition of the farmers try the In­ troduction of modern techniques and by irrigation projectb. Labor conditions in Manila nro had and little has been done io rectify them, but a recent drive against corruption In government has brought about some changes. Tile people of tin* Inlands will show good sense if they are willing to trust to orderly political processes for the evontiiHl Improvement of their government. The espousal of Communism would merely mean a transfer of corrupt power to more unscrcpulniiH hands, where power and cor­ ruption both would be multiplied, j There has been a marked change In the temper of Con­ gress during th* naat two w>*k*. It lies com* with Ihe reiliiatlon that the wsr In Korea has passed the "wrist-slapping' itage. fi peaches made on the floor of the House thla week have asked the President to take tha lead In urging the free Na­ tion! of tb* world, and especial­ ly Britain, to discontinue thalr deailnc* with Communist China, This requeat I* cau*ad by the fie r i that .food, fuel apd eupplle* shipped do CommunUt China may be finding It* way into Comghunlst Korea to ba used against at. Tb* most drastic nronosal **** on* asking the Prealdcnk to call on the North Korean* to withdraw t o vth* 00th Parallel (th ilr original border) within a week or b* subjected to the full m seta of atomic bomba. The general feeling her* Is that the war atilt* nlay W contained In Korea, but we must be alert to possible Red action from other atelllte countries. " The . situation la atltl described by the military a* "fluid”, end Itten dbout ihe feeling dm* of Cong Congrsta In Just about a* "fluid" a* the military situa­ tion. What I am writlag todny completely changed by may fce be compl the time this is ' publlihed. 11m Houae .went • long way Y O U I& security this week by paatlnfe a hill from my Committee to per­ mit (he heads of the various ag- State Employment Service Has ftupy Time During June Wf* ran rrieti Heti nsgreaxton In Keren ntid oilier gnrtv of A*i» by TALLAHASSEE. July Iff— forcr of arm s hut we shall hive (SpecialI—June wav n busy month failed of mir rent |nirpn e unless nl thp office, nf the Klorhla Klele *vr nlso Henmnatrate to tlie under- Employment Service. They made (iiivtleged millions tlial our Demo- CO.i’flt job placements, almost rr«*'y Ireltcr meets their nepds twiir as many ns n year ago. arthan does Communism. corfilng to a report from KavmnM Tn*t fart sometime* *ets ob­ E. Harnes, industrial Commission scured in the smoke of military Chairman. ( strife. Of course the Western Veterans placements were 20 World rerognlie* the totalitarian prr cent shove the same month evils of Communism. W’e know !n*t year but 2 per cent lower lhat It aims at fierce regementa- than May. tior of the people. Placement of women showed an However, the primitive masse* 10 pci c*nt Increase on a yearly r>f A«ia, who are treading the paths their aoces*ors trod centuries h**l* hilt was 11 per cent lower ngn, don't know what the Ued Ism than the previous month. While agricultural placement* really means. They only know what Itolshevtst agents tell them for June were down 67 per cent that Communism is Ihe savior of fr^m May, they were 70 per rent downtrodden humanity, that it will shove a year ago. riarsments In mn*(ruet|r,n con tnke land* from the rich and give to the poor, that it will heap their time brisk with over 2.100 place­ ment* in thla category In June tables with plenty. over last These specious promises are fat *nli*lantlal Increase clnatlng to underprivileged folk. month and a year ago. Also un nn I’ve spent a lot of time in the a monthly and annual basis were Orient and ran tell you from per­ (ilscemenls in lumber end won,1 sonal obtervation that them are products, and service (except tirl Fewer were in that part of the world untold vale households). and retail millions of peasants who \iiever placed in wholesale trade in June than Mav. hilt place­ know anything hut hunger. Naturally the* think with their ments In this group were 26 per hallies. \nn broadly speaklny It * rctil above those nf a four oeo. tialns In (he number of loh on this tiasis that the ideologicHI sppronrh must ho made In them. rilled tvrrp reported for the nro I ),„v nanl t„ ktiov what Ilciilo- |fcislonnl. managerial and akilleJ rn. y will do lo Improve Iheir j groups. Losses were reported in Ihe placement of rlrrlrnl air 1 vly lives. ■ales, service, semi-skilled and l e t ’s take e XpreVIc example i Idris, whi’ h rurrentiv la und-i unskilled. Th- number nf new loh seeker*’ lontnd of n Comntunlat gnvern•>id previously v.us ruh'd by —ns opposed to nil b-h seeker* rhlang Kai-Shek’s Nattormtlst re registered with Ihe Florida State glme. And hero let It he pointed i Employment Service local office nut that reglmerttnlinii doesn't m of the end of June *va* Kl/’-aR, mean popular support. The fact a 16 per rent lie tease over May that the people formerly obeyed hot ;ki pei ernt lower than June 'hr Natiomlht government, and U'I'J. The niimlier of job opening* 1I*W otiey the Ited regime, fioestt'l li-ted by Ihe Employment Servlre necessarily mean that they ap I,mi month, 16,24*1, was only H per rent lower than the previous prove »f ell her. month and 26 per cent greater As a mnttrr " f fart U'r ” vdle sty people never have participated than the number available n year in their governments. Asia as ;r ago. w hole is Just starting out in poltUrnl education. The usunl atlltude Is one of aufferance. The rank Slid fllr arrept *vhnl fate bands Mr. Holland Dean, Editor them, hut their loyally will C« li­ Sanford Herald the ideology which gU'ea them the Dear Mr. Dcnn: • v * - , ■nt 3 ^ :6 1 1 rrr. f,. i .} Kere J ' I C i a r i s a e * * r « o i rasra <>■•» have." Bricker said. "It's th* A f ministration's w*r and we’ve got to give the President whst he thinks Is necessary lo combat the ensmy.” Senator Lodge fR-M esst called the message "a step In th# right direction," Rep. E4ton (N J1. ton-ranklnr • Rennhllcan on tho House Foreign Affairs Committee: “W hale-sCongress thinks Is wise In Ihe President's recommendations la the wav of preparation ought be passed si once." Senator Holland tD -F la ': ‘Ton. gresa will give tlm President whatever li necessary to do the lob." In Alhanv. N Y . Governor Tho­ mas E. Duwrv sab! that Preside*' Truman's proposal* to cone with the International problem would not ’'Wholly meet the Communl’ t world-wide threat" hut w *'» a "strong step In the right d lren tlon." * " I wholeheartedly minnnr* **'» program," the twice-defeated Re­ publican presidential nominee said In a brief statement. "T hone all American? will vigorously support the obtecflvet if the program." Dewey yiddeil. In making ire, eommercisl plants use city water purified of its mineral content. usr TERMS TH! SPECIAL Used Cars . 1940 PLYMOUTH riONAL INTERNATI Redan. SbActal Price Pick-Up 9IM .00 A real Voluo . CHEVROLET Bodan, good transportation. > W# stteoo im •1M 7 DODGE Coop* E xtra good condition k l* i PONTIAC ( t b e.) Bedon—jgood tiro*,' block paint, ruhnlitf good. Bol .voJI 8 Dr. Sedan, Locally owned M yo " BUICK Special - “ N»oo . TMt PONTIAC . Bodan, L«Mi|l* owned. 8ato . *r Military Aid Bill u l9 4 1 war io (At ami. aM sever woo N eitk her# but tastier, particularly dairy iroduete and meals. Much hu1lu­ ng wa» jn evidence and the type of construction nppears solid ard pertnarent, mostly brick and none. Stores and s h o p s seamed wev supplied with a wide variety o.' merchandise and business wsi brisk. Canadians don't go In for English halfpennies, shillings or pounds; their coins are in the same denominations as ours and a nickel is a nickel whether It hears tie bust of Kng George or a buffalo. One thing that gave me a kick was the reverse sale# tax. Here, every time you spend a dollar you ?>itta shell out your pennies; Inft In Canada when you lay down a!T American dollar you get a dol­ lar’s worth of merchandise and x smiling cleik hands you a dim* which represents Ihe exchange value. It i» a pleasant experience. OF 0 ARS^^J Ideological campaign In Asia **lh producing areas, concrete programs or * new world And naturally thii will mean emy- which the Western World already tlnuatton 6f the maler'al help Is giving the arleiiL M E! rtfeaore tit money lal««M r». ong i%.lk* b*tinrtipgI W fr ’a «o ill 4 t s h (*ai k h » » *e Our Florida group, made up of Chamber of Commerce official*, travel agent * and newspaper folks, included rcprcseidnlinn fmni Or­ lando, Tampa. St. Petersburg. Clearwater and Sarasota. If you can speak a rvasonabe lamount -if English and don't lock too much like a Chinaman, you won’t have any trouble with Ihe Canadian Customs officials; they are coidial, courteous and friendly and have a way of making you feel ’.hat Canada and Ontario are glad ir> have \oii as a visitor. Tht strong British necant and atmosphere so nollrnhle In Ihe Bahamas folks look American, talk Ameri­ can, act American and you feel a* much at home here aa you would in any American city. If anything, they are Just a little bit moiv friendly ami sincere, a Hltle mom thoughtful and courteous than we are. Officials of hoth the Tran«Cnnada Airlines and Ihe Depart meat of Travel and Publicity nl Ontario were at the Airport to greet ns. They handled our (frmit* with the same ease and dliplteh as if they had been o^elatlve 01 friend meeting us is Individual" The baggage transfer from pli.r,e to bus was qiiraly made and in no lime at all we were enjoying tin14 mile vide to mir hotel, the commodioli' and well appointed King Edward in downtown Toronto. " 7 Iiire another delegation of local dignitaries were waiting to make u« welcome. We were guests at * reception ami rocktall party pro­ vided hy tin Hotel Association of (Im Province nf Ontario. Ralph J Hnffcy. Director-Manager of the organization, nroved himself a delightful host. , Toronto 1" » beautiful and im­ pressive city with a million or more population. Temperature dur­ ing our slay was in the eight I*’" and much cooler at night. A light blanket was welcome and Ihe air has a tang to it that delighted our Florida group and made them want lo play leap-frog or turn handsprings nrn! thla urKc bee am* stronger when we arrived in the charming bill and lake country 14» miles mirth of Toronto. In Canada they don t bury tl.e.r good blitter and egg* in cave* t.rot and grow rancid as wc do in this country. They eat It, ami 1 m telling you the food up there ■* wonderful. Excellent fresh V 011,la gianefrilit and ornnge Juice available everywhere. Meal ro.,." were nlxmt the same ns they ate and national sovereignty. Th""> August through Decembar Is nre floe phrases and are likely to patch on. until Ihe common man the most active shrimping season find# out that he has lieen bilked in the United States. when It may In too late f».i him The CJold Coast of West Africa to effect a change. So Democracy moat hark ll* Is sixth among the world's gold- I •y HOYT KINO C tn lftl P u ts Writer about Ih* draft, ply duty. Wa ll probably g it SO y rire old from therfa again with way too muct| He* about what he Whuld altpost too Ute. t I* ft. tto lf h.w .are ^ ^ a t . younger, Let's M l qr(r •A conwz wkrtf jA ^ w a y «/.7n,z ,pfA| a. Unfit Asm sever # foM a J u ' u . i j l f r t & * < * * ««».«*•'< par your insurance, tk« VA wjll Florida. mimcil In honor of one of our |iasl leading colored cltlxens Itev.l C. Brewer. Rev. Brewer was one of the moat highly respected cltlxens ami • lender among Ills peopla. He spent his entire life here seeking to bntter Ills people, and as pastor of one of Sanford's leading colored churches his ef­ forts were appreciated and re­ sulted In uplifting all who cante under hi* guidance. No better name could be given thla project, as his work con­ sisted In up building his race I knew him for many years an" ha was held in high regard b all who knew him, and In his •sslng Sanford, and his people r’ommunlsm has met (hi* altut* o il a good man. Yours truly, tlon by promising » reillslrbutlnn Frank L. Miller of land; rule by the proletariat) fore they can be discharged-, T E L L lR G Ily RUSSELL KAY On many oecd'ioir, I have bed visitors from the North M l me how thrilled they Wire to step off of n plfine or tram Into bril­ liant sunshne, and comforting warmth after leaving « land of cold and snow. It* i. a thrill that our winter visitors enjoy and tell others about. La*t week Ihe (stiles were re­ versed. As I told you ls«t week, I was Invited. to join a Florida group on a trip tr Canada. We were guests of Trans-Canada Air­ lines and the Department of T ra ­ vel and Publicity of the Province of Ontario. We left the Interna­ tional Airport at '1 amen in a drizzling min. Many clouds ohseum d the sun even at 20,000 feet. This was no local thunder­ storm, hut a real storm front that blanketed the entile eastern st-a hot.rd front New Ymk south. J* *vas the kind of weather we refer to as "nasty" wherever sve find it With the safety and comfort of his passengers in mind, the vete­ ran overseas pilot of our big Canadian built airliner crossed tho state and swinging out Into the Atlantic went around th» storm. Ominous black clouds which emiltrd angry flanhes of lightning were visible n the West while the sun i* a:* shining and it was clear in (InEast. Thanks t» this detour our iIde wn:< month and comforlahle. It was only, when we turned West to cut through Ihe upper end of Ihe storm at New York tlint *ve encountered any humps and they were nut had, although we fasten­ ed our seal hells ns a precaution, j Just before reaching Buffalo the weather cleared and **• saw below us the panorama of varied colored lights t lint was Ihe rltv: thrilling was Ihe sight of the giant flood lights plnving on Nlngntn Fall*. In a matter " f minutes we wern gliding smoothly In the i tinway nl Mnltnn Alrpoil, Toinntn, ll was clear and warm, typical Florid* spring weather4 so I knew la w '■*•r visit nr a fell on leaving had weather and arriving in sunny 19, 1950 f Too Late To Classify great finbl. Mnsl of lltia huge ponolatloh llvrs by farming and the number of pctple Is'teo Idg in relstio’: to the land rvailal le t»enerally speal^ng lire ftirtna n tr lev* •ban two acre* 111 pire. and these ire worked bv M i l rather than with itieehankial t«(tt>rment. ) E v « at Ak* b rjt inch I farWtiPconldn'tr. prorfnHe miwh, hat that I* only fiart of ‘the Chine*# oeasant’s horden. He h*» been loaded down with taxation, f * n lid nht hoW'he the pro*liu>lal gov­ ernment hnt by the war lord* In conlrul rf 1*1* Iiait tlie enuatry, Rome of the war lord* have beau l siting *x high aa 76 tmr cent m the pmisaiil’B livelihood, In cash dr In rrpps. eucies and department* to sum­ marily discharge any civil ser­ vice employees who ws» found to be a lad security risk. Thu legislation was requested by the Defense Department- At’ thla time lliey must be proven disloyal be­ Thera arc government - an iloywee who, by virtue: of ithelr oba, come Into possession of cel­ ts! Information which Should tM t lie disclosed. While these Mopie may not actually..ba dlnof■I to our couhtry, a t th# cam* time they may "talk too much" without exercising the proper Judgement about what they tay or to whom they aly <I t These are bad security risks. It le expected that <the B*nfct# will pas* pass this bill even before tills la* printed. Thar* erae opsitlnn to th* bill from tbe ex ­ treme left wing of Congress. They wanted these people eo dllcharged to be given ftrel priority In other government positions where they would hf l*f s likely to have access to eecret Informa­ tion, We, of course, opposed thla on the ground that our natlonil security comes first and -the "blubber-mouth*” must find work other than with the government. especially- in theen time*. W ED N ESD A Y JU L Y ■ It Is a common ntaxlrn flint » subject learned in school, but nof put to subsequent uso, is quickly forgotten This leads to an effort to select subjects for the student's stud* which nre likely to he used, and to reject others, on the theory that it is wasteful to Icnin things which will onlv lie forgotten. The theory is uul altogether sound; som e things me worth learning anyway. Strangely nrilhnvtic Is one of the common subjects of early schooling, one of the "three R’:<", which has suffered a decline >,r emphasis in the development of echoed curri­ cula. Apparently some third* oi it as a subject which will be used only by someone who goes into work requiring it. Yet everyone needs arithmetic for the simplest a<'« tivilirJs of life for things no more mathematical than fol­ lowing a recipe in the kitchen or getting to mi appointment on lime. Those who can’t cook, can't ever hr on lime, nr can't mnke their money last between payday* are often Sanford Forum victims of a lack of arithmetic. A good foundation of arilhtnelic helps keep thinking straight in oilier matters. The other two of the “three R’s" have suffered drclnes. and now have been brought hack to importance, l'er- belter thing! of life. 1 notice that It had been pro­ China with it* r.no.noo(W>0 pen- posed that the name of tho hnpfwr.rlthmctic, too, will win more recognition of the fncl pte has trffeiod r^mltlunlsm t* ihnt it is important in its own right. Colored Housing Project bo The tint of the falhrr* sit viiittd Upon their ton* even unlo the atennd and third gene rations, we Jiave read in the Rihlf. fViid now We read that Florida tchool hoard* Irk paying a high inlrrett rate nn the mogey they have to borrow. Why) Because back in 1920a an­ ConKreHHtnan Harlow? UcportH other genrralinn rerHeaaly borDr H!l> Ill'llI.ON(1 (pwtd money from hmidlmldti*. anti in many caaea neglected to pay . ,, , i ■1 , - , Congressman Herlong Reporla . . toward tightening our JaM p al it bgck. . t Walter Heuther, head of the UAW, hat come forward with a ’’Fight Commuuitm’’ program in­ volving an expenditure of one tril­ lion dollar* Now a trillion dollaia, jn .cate you haven't figured ll out ytt, ia a thousand billion, and a billion ia a thouiand million. Jitat . ji&W much a million ir. not mgnyot pa know or evar will .know. F W «svar. fve mutt congratulate Mr. Rctflher dn iht boldnea* and masoitwit of hi* imagination. (JA V T isftfi n P H A f.fi. • A yP O R D . F I.O R ID A tm o tm mS (O' Or.) M m ’ - U n it y ■r General Electric Dlfpoeall uni effective with either eewer or i i aso lowmi- -------------------' • p l | t - 'J ■w G.* ?’ t ' -V �Social And Personal Activities telephone 148 K Social Calendar WEDNESDAY Under the nponKurrhip of lletn Sigma Phi sorority the reception­ ist ut the Fernald-Lnughton Me­ morial Hospital will be Mrs. Le*. ter Thorp. fWrs. Smith Entertains For Wedding Party I MissMartha Chapman Is Given Shower Miss Martha Chapman, brid*clect, was entertained with a mis­ cellaneous shower on Friday ev­ ening given by Mr*. Harold Ap­ pleby, Mrs. Henry Witte, Jr . and Sirs. J. M. Leonard at the home of the latter on Holly Avenue. « ' As guests arrived they wcro met at the door by Mils Nancy Appleby who presented each with u miniature corsage. The rooms were attractively decorated with gladioluses and rose*. Gifts were presented to the honoree in a novel maniur. Delicious refreshments were nerved by the hostesses and as­ sisted by Miss Nancy Appleby to the following: Miss Martha Chapman, hunnree, Mrs. B. E. Chapman, mother of the hrideto-lie, Mrs. E. G. Kilpatrick, Mrs. C. K. Carter, Mrs, Burke Steele, Mrs. Grady Hcrmaan, Mrs. R. M. Herron, Mrs. W. B. Kirby, Mr*. Zeb Ratliff. Mrs. O. K. Golf, Mrs. W. P. Brooks. Sirs. Blake Saw­ yers, Mrs. Maude Satcher, Mrs. Lois Hechenboch, Miss Elsie F a r ­ ley, Mi*s Barbara Chapman and Miss Cherry Singletary. Mrs. Bjrron Smith entertained Min Margaret Myers and Donald Knight, whose marriage took place yesterday, Monday night follow, in* the rehearsal at her home. Refreshments . were served by candle-light from the dining room table, which was covered with .i J h c r cloth. The punch bowl wn> Mlanhod with fern. On Ihe table were beautiful crystal rar.d-lnhrn holding pink roses and lighted candles at both ends of the table. Assisting Mrs. Smith in serving were Mrs. R.M. Jones and Miss Margaret Hunt. During the evening the bride and groom presented the vtdding party with gifts. Those enjoying the occasion 1 Vrith Miss Mever* and Mr. Knight UU'ie Kov. ami Mrs, W.P. Brooks with Miss Myers and Mr. Knight Mr. ntid Mrs. RA. Willium*. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Miitnn, Mr. and Mrs. R.M. Jones, Mr. and Mr* Raymond Kadcr, Mrs. Fred My­ Mi*.* Marie Nettles, daughter of ers, Miss Betty Doris Williams Mi uml Mr*. I.W. Nettle*, be­ Miss Dorothy Knight, Mi** Nancy came the bride of George Smith, Williams, Miss Margaret Hunt. son <jf Mrs. O.N. Bevel) of DnvenJoe Wright, Joe Dugger and Her­ port in a candlelight ceremony bert Knight. July 8 at 8:00 P.M. In the Lake Monroe Church with Rev. W.E Webb of Dcl.nnd officiating. The church was beautifully devorated twlth pnlnis and baskets of By BOB THOMAS gladioluses. White tapers in grad­ uated candelabra made It very Im­ HOLLYWOOD, July U>— i,rt— pressive. 1 have learned several things A program of nuptial music was about Scotland from actress Anne rendered by Miss Eloise Wheeler, Crawford, including wt>v you pianist, and Miss Betsy Wagoner sang "Av« Marie" and ‘'Because". shouldn't call them Scotchmen. Miss Crawford, n leading act­ Tlie bride, given in murriagr fu­ ress of English films, is here for ller father wore a street length k.n visit that is partly vacation and gown of light blue eyelet organdy yto&rtly to promote goodwill for with white accessories, Her cor­ •ihe Home Rule campaign in Scot- sage was of white rose buds. Mis* lads Rosier, maid of honor, , land. And why do Scotsmen never re­ won* light pink eyelet organdy fer to themselves as Scotchmen,with while accessories. Her cor­ the common term for them in the sage was of pink and blue carna­ tion*. U.S. T Miss Marie Nettles, George Smith Married HollvwnoH ( " I t’s vary simple,” she answer­ ed. ''Scottish describe* anything pertaining to Scotland. Scotch is the nartie of a whisky. Thus u Scotchman is literally 1 a ' whisky drinker. Which;la not'mrarUv true A t every g seteiaaa.1' - V Are Scotsmen really tig h t-fill­ ed? “Scotsmen are the greatest pub* Heists in thu world,” she smiled. “They know those Jokes carry the name of Scotland around the world. They know the value of publicity: why do you think tinloch npss monster Is reported dur­ ing the tourist season? "Are Scotsmen really parstnumlous? All I can say is that 1 on.*** « ii d a benefit with Will Fvffc at ^Aberdeen, where the people ere supposed to he the mennist, On one night we raised 14 000 pounJ i for much-neoded infirmaries. , The Edinburgh las* is one of the starts of "Trio." the English suc­ cessor to Somerset Maugham’s "Quartet.” She was ranklir.g over reviews that called her a combina­ tion of Myrna Loy and Merle Oberon. "I want to have a personality of niy own." she declared, but she Beurnparea favorably to thc*o two v glamor girts. She has a patrician face and a cultured voice, which she often raises in the cause of home rule for Scotland. "That Is one of the reasons ! am here," she said. “I am trvinw to stimulate Interest sninn* Scots, men here for nur drive to heve mu own parliament. S<f far I have found excellent support. "We have collected 4.000.nnn s ig n a tu re s at home for our po­ s it io n . Funnily rnough, a ianramount of our sonnort has romr from poople.ln England. "W e do not Intern! to irn ** far M the Irlah. All we want Is our own parliament to deride m mattera strictly concerning Sentland. Aa It I*, everything we want done has to be carried all the way to Whitehall." Personals Mr. and Mrs. It.A. Cobb left yesterday for Newark. N.Y. when* they will spend three months. Mr. ami Mrs. .Lit. Lyle m e lent ing Thursday fui Shu run,. Conn, to visit their daughter Ml-. II.It Hansels for two months. Mis* Surah Warren Kasterhv has returned from New York City where she ha* been visiting rela­ tives. Miss Saddle Irene Soderldoni will return today from a two weeks' vacation spent with hei aunt ami uncle. Rev. ami Mrs II H. Martin of llnu throne. Fin. Mrs. William Guy Witlinmsoi Jr., of Dayton, O. will leave bv plane Thursday morning for bei home, after visiting her aunt an uncle, Mr. and Mr*. F.E. Rminiilbit. III. Mr*. John Mntthai and dnugh ter nnd *iin-ln-law. Mr. and Mrs William Plnnihnff of Baltimore have been visiting the former's mother nnd father Sir. and Mrs. I.. Grow on French Avenue. Mr. and Mr*. Ptumhoff have returned t. their home while Mrs.' Matthul will stay-a fvw -weeks, * ' * A Hoy. A (llrl Music Roumillats Honor Mrs. Guy Williamson Melody MngnsliuT h r e e Hone O rc h e s t ra * s t a r M o rn in g Variety Mu sic H a w a ii Prsyer g o r Peace W orld At Noon Itadlo F a r m Dlgcei MOD Club P o p u la r S t a r L a ti n A m e rica na Mastral V a rieties lllbte Q uestio n Hour l i a r Nunc R a n ch W orld At T h r e e T od a y 'e Htar Hite A Headline* T o u r Mem or y Hunts Music Ixiver* P ro g ra m f i r Hequest Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Houmillat. III, entertained Wednesday evening with a boat party honor­ ing Mrs. Roumlllat's niece, Mrs. William Guy Willikmsou Jr., of Dayton, O. who has been their housegueit for the past ten days. The party cruised Into Lake Monroe aboard the "Skylark" Ithythm Hour where singing was enjoyed and a Hrlght ftpot New* picnic supper was served late in K i n g of Day the evening. T w i l i g lit h t float flange Those enjoying the party with S p o rt * P arade Mrs. Williamson weie Mr. and V a u a h n Monr oe Hint* II•purl T o People Mrs. A.B. Wallace lr„ Mr. and T h e Charloteera Mrs. Gordan Swaim, Mr, and Mrs. Oisleland Parade K e y o o t e e lly C a r le George Webber, Mr. nnd Mrs. O.P. V a r i e t y Hall Herndon J r ., Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Meet T h a Hand Lee, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. F.E. Night E dition Phil ftred at D r s a n Rnumlllat, Mis* Pat Schulti. Mis* It’s Haneatlm a Dllon Baker. Miss Mariel Riddle United Natlon a of Winter Park, George Hugh, Itay M c K in le y Ort-h. At Horn* W i th Mualc Billy Gray, .Bert Alfnrd, and Mr. Talk of thn Town.. . .The leek of New* A Date Huprea R ig a Off jwiny revolutionary announcement and Mrs. F.E . Roumlllat, III. ~ -f) A f t e r the Warners •**•* meetlni* (knowitalls were predicting ‘ he The highest suspension bridge lot would make TV fllm »L . . .The in the world epan* the canyon oft The flret lee sold in the U. S. way John Lund's fine talents are the Arksnasa Rivar over the was rut from fraxen lake* and waited in the "Irm a” pletures.. . . Royal Gorge In Colorado. coat as much aa |1 per pound. RKO’s plans for “Two Ti-V»t« T-v Broadway." the studio's first hie *1 \ M H P |i 1)1 1 \ M ' H IM* / ,1 musical since the Astai re-Roger* (, s Ml Mnrtha I t»r Rube rt 1 Mat low i , - - :li ut Wich* <i.i Full*, mil* uitiled I ivintage ■tin tut* .i•i --*i • • i-i-vi. i- condiuted in Dnlln .)nlv I lb v. John T. I lull - . ki oi l l u l l il ilut tig tfu­ el'ri niuiiv. F'-r lb, nci-asion. th> h n te wns attire.I in » blown crepe .Ires*, brown ■iecC'*r>t'P'' atlil iit-i cottage was mi unhid. Mi I. Iiii Hu- . I' pat*ii ipatc' ill the wedding IK matron O* honor. She won- an iridescent aiit-et froth vdh batuiotilxitig accesMirn mid In < n Igo V us •*» ro*i*s. Jolin llu ell a * -unit'd tl'1' tlutie* of I '“ I tli ill Ini tile gimOll. Mi , Marlmvc graduated from higii *cbnul lit M.mnt K’lii’* cbucl in I'lillii- at..I icceive-' b" college training nt Incarnate Word in Sun Antonio, whil. the groom, who is » <mi of Mr1- Smith of this eltv. v-i id'mted from Sem-itvote High School ut Sanford and from tile N'oltboll ll’inoi* I'-lle-*1* of Optometry in f'birago, lil He IlLo liltcnde.l jV ' i V.'/M t'.diege Till- couple nliei 1 -tiddi-b resident ■■ in Wi.hti:. I -I -t.* Di Mail wi has it pi ictlee in Optometl >. Foroifrn N\';»r \'Hs Have M fd At Ilut II !► .(!% M \ I H I i 1 \ S 11 J S ( it n n ' I Spend «i siin iniinl I'"it*in I‘j*b t u»r i Yugoslav troop, were reported landing guard over Tito'* east■rii frontiers today. Report* -nlnclv in icunfi lined h aw cit ■I it* >i liiat lank nnd ti oop* ...... oi the move ill Gouiliifiirin co in I'M', in at the Yugoslav laudei*. Dispatches from Vienna to p.iiiie i "W-piipri, icportcil ve.terday that it meeting of top f.immunist leader* was in 1>" iIn Moscow, the literalh fla/•II.- cluirged tile United Stale-, i* preparing •'new nggressio- 1*" unit binli'd it would use Tito to ..! v tlieiu out. Moscow propa­ ney III a i uinaii! scene lioin ganda often tefleet* Sovi.-t in* City." show ing Tlltirsdnv and tent m it* nccusatiuiiB against I'iiiiniuk nnd t - Fox's "Night Hitt Theater. BIBLE S t 'i m o i . A Vacation Biltle School will In gin Monilnv and will lie couducted daily from f>:!10 A.M. to 11..10 V M, at the Central Baptist Church, Rev. S.L. What lev, nastor. will be Ihe director with Mrs. I I Benton acting us principal. \ isting as department inudwill be Mr*. K.t). Keith, Begitincr; Mr* t'li lulc. Haves. I'riinnry: Mt- ,Dnvii| Myers. Junior and Mi- t l J , Wipkerson, Intermedi­ ate, Registration will be held nt the church on Friday at k’ :M0 I'.M. Thert will lie a parade following i egistmtion. t NNIII NFITMENT Mi and Mrs. W.T. Johnson would like tn announce Die mar* i iltge of Virginia Jnhnsoli to Thomas It Sheldon which took place July - in Georgia. It was blessei) in the Holy Cross Episco­ pal ('hull'll here on July td. Mi ami Mt - Thomas It Shel­ don will continue theii studies nt l-'lin pin State University. ■Schull ( ’use M ENU SUNDAY NIGHT S U IT E R FOR TWO Tomato Soup. Egg and Celei Finger Roils*, Steamed F i n n . late Roll with Whipped F l e a m , and Beverage. (Recipe for Starred Ihsli Fol|ov,i EGG A C E L E R Y FINGER ItiH.I a Ingredients: I hind-rooked egg 1 /i! cup finely diced celery 11 large stalk I, I 4 cup eoitiniercially prepared tartar sauce, - t. .spoons cider i Illegal, null a n I pepper l» taste, 2 fmget* (fraol ftirler) rolls, soft biltt.i oi uitt' gurine, parsley, crisp lettuce. Method: Slice and dice eggs; put iti mixing bowl. Add celery, lui ta r sauce and vinegar and nn\ well. Sprinkle with salt and pep per to taste. Slice finget toll through top center lengthwi without cutting thiough bolt on crust; stretch apart gently will, fingers ami spread inside with soft butler or margarine; t o r i In a very but (tfiU F. 1 oven fo i about Ti minutes oi until b"t. Fill with egg mixtuic. t«p wttli parsley and serve o n plat, w i l l crisp lettuce. m<; ’ n n i iH.i-: 1 i : \ T n t i :— h a k c a in u iu k u ia m m THURsljA Y --F R |l)AY 1 1 S , , u * z l n K,,wl u, ■’• • Ar , ■ '.i, . . i S S w iio o iis I Ini I big*— I'npi itrii— Dnughnuls— Cnffve— t old lirittlis-— Swt't'l Milk— Clim-nliiiy Milk iic Crenin In Town! I’rrsidunt Truman's Mf.ssiijfu Will lit* Itroiulcast To lOiii'h Car Tonight "MOVIES UNDER T H E STARS" ANFORD vORLANDO- HIGHWAY ■ ‘ ... ■ •fFe* k 'L 1 •<—. v- 't-ft V* ' •o*' *n le^vm . ‘ 'H T - T il ¥ - G I R L ' W S O H L N ' S W O M E N ' N / S n t* * n D m . 1 [< C H IL D R E N I.A S T » u tt. A bm ued M TIIU R H D A Y L 1 T I.M K S T O D A Y ! **S kipmr , R / / 4 4 E B / L FREE! ('hihlrett ^ 'n der 12 Vrs. Admltled Fr«-e Willi I'nrmla Atiyliltie E* cepl Siilurdn) X Kumlu). & F R ID A Y ! > . O U S E G S O 88c • P r i n t e d ’ HroiidclotliH • • • S ize*, 3-tix an d 7*14 All F i r s t Q u a lity S an fo rized ! CloNin^-Dut Final Clearance J # # # P r i n t e d H u yon s F iikh.v (Y ittm is O utsliintliiig fjualily # Itedneed T o C l e a r LINOLEUM ? Some Sligldly s i / . io • • • • W . 0 0 Ita y o n K n it linn R e s i s t a n t E asy To Launder S iz e s S, .M, I. LUGS II imaged o j o B M r Start your SUM ME It willi SAVINGS «t PENNEYS For MEN F o r WOMEN 1 *» \ 1 \ It l< O I t Pi* ASTIC HANDBAGS J .G 9 SPORT SHIRTS J .50 BE'ITEK MILLINERY |.0 0 STRAW HATS .... j .y s SPORT OXFORDS 4 -dO SWIM TRUNKS J .98 .33 .39 yd* HA YON PANTIES 80 SQ. PRINTS For the HOME For BOYS PLASTIC DRAPES .................... J .2 5 pr. BLUE JEAN S PRISCILLAS CURTAINS .... J .0 0 pr. SPORT SHIRTS I-69 X .49 T HE DAMNED PO N T CRY” a h i i j S i iiir 7«4i—f t i a —lit iB p. m . IM I . Palmett o At* . —P in — Cartamt—"Bunchy DaLaoa" < ^ y~ " D l 4 * rffcaxJ" S lU iY c f1.? -. f f f t M I 'I .K I 'i; SH O W S 7:511-111:011 I*. M. Joan Crawford-David Brian Owuad ' $UGP WITH CONFIDENCE a t f\ * g i t ‘>t . . . S in g ifst Muhi cnl 11if in Y ra rs ! (.’ti-si;trting Vit’lnr .Mttiure l ’ltm: A C O O li CARTOON In I lie Cool­ est Spot Starts Thursday I Y U EX AM HEP GLA88S8 FITTED ' i n ( IIIEDKEN UNDER 12 FR EE! VISIT OUR REFRESHMENT CENTER i f ‘ftmDmitri! t inp ciuip II mf I In ptoposed explanation to Die i.'A. ilmr lie su’d tlint he planned Because fin mwot kers slofti d t. to .It iv.■ to Tallahassee tomorrow oilfields, Veue/imla laid 1” illi !ur the hearing. Yesteidiiy Miami Beach Council- port nearly all its food in Wolf. iiiiiu Melvin J Hiclmtd asked the War II. Covet nor to appoint a special An Italian recipe calls for bid ploseclltor to make n "sem i-lling nvcstigntion" of big time gamb­ ing potatoes and Ituifli- III lay ling and i acketeering in Floi iiln. era. B B B P aaB B ?- The Mason Dixon Line wns *iir\i-ycil in colonial times to estab* li.-ii tlie boundaries between land* granted to tlie IVnn and Cal­ vert families. - •V3' RIDE-IN THEATRE EAST TIMES TONIGHT Hy CECILY BROWNS FOSE lxFT v*.ga:* * i.T- r%r^."•;*, _#j The D S. Bureau of Mines say* the nation's most important neposit* of chromite are in Still water and Swcctgrns* counties, Mont.inn. Atler- FIRST OUTDOOR SHOWING I Wanwr Brut WIR Opw> Story Of Tk* Privato Lift Of A Public EuMuy! PH. C. L. PERSONS am . HU ar .’mb IVtii Krnliiv al the West. At Lake Succc; , a Urittd Na* tiona rommitlcc wnroid the Conti n for in may be planning un nttnek on Greece. Secritary Gen­ eral Trygve Lie said the U. N. Balkan committee reported Com­ munist propaganda attacks on tlie non-i'omnnini*t Greek gov,Tii* inenl which might well be a cover-up tot invasion plnn» fnl* lowing the pattern set in Korea. M tfolin*T S T O R E W ID E B A R G A IN S ! Si mmer lour “WAGONMASTER" L Vttaariaa B and C may ha Baa* S ctT ft Mr. and Mrs. Jnntes G, Lee anttotm. e llu- Ini III of It daughter, Linda \ alia , mi July It al the Orange General Mciimriul Hospi­ tal in Orlando. LAST TIME TONIGHT a ■ . Miss MiiHlm Rcllah W ct!s Dr. .Mr rlowc Mr*. Vellce West and Mr. an Mrs. W.E. Hoi lev-head have re­ turned to their home from Bitov * Miss, where they visited PL-. Will Tin Vi■(■■inn oi F* lain West, Radar instructor. Auxil ini \ met at tlie Inn sdnv nig lit. la*l Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Hav**« hi S a Vlhtt l It id 'l l ns their weekend guests Mr. nml were till 1 ..'*<• t Mrs, T.F. Peurlstine of Soul I I'ln II Vt'M* tli‘ lv 1 I in Intild n Carolina. Both Mi. and Mrs. IVnrl- lull l><CUr pit ip about stine were so Impressed with Cen­ t h e |»i.* ub'iit mgue tral Florida that they are return pint,- flit Fliii'tmn . ing again this winter to siu-ml n veteran ■ in lumpitnl month. I’lants win tunlioio'd off bv Ml>. U \ .loln -ton Mr and M** *1 It Kso Delirious r.-fli 't o i-at w e e ,erson*, Harris and Bobby left todav veil tu Ihi fidb iiv. Mi KJ. for their home in Menmhi.t Trim Bender, 'It 11 ' H '• "■ Mrs lifter visiting here with Mi and Ralph Dean. M< 1 1 Mougliton Mrs. W.C. Muse of Wes' Fl'«i Jr.. Mi R.U. John H it. Street. Mr. Kenley will be a i Knil Dotsitv Mrs (Daicnee Col­ tired engineer next vrar in I plan lin-. Mi- Clavlon Smith. Mrs. to buy a borne in Florid*. .................. Ml VI.bn and Mra. Winn Mrs. F.D. Scott has returned from Hayncsville, Ala. where she accompanied hef three children Mary, Dcbhy and Frank, who will spend the remainder of the sum­ mer with their grandmother, MrW.L.C. Iluigter. Mr*. Scott was accomiianied to Montgomery Ala. by Mr*. W.M. Scott, who also re­ llllt III turned home with her ANNOUNCEMENT .Serving as best man was E ar­ nest Whitnkur,, and the ushers were Janies Nettles and Aubrey Dunn. Mr*. flettles, mother of the bride, wurg a navy blue silk crepe with «vhl«* *acc«iaoria*r Her cor­ sage was of pink rose buds. Mrs. Revel I, mother of the groom, wore a pink'silk crepe with white accessdrles. Her corsage I RADIO STATION l was of pink rase buds. Immediately after the ceremony I W.T.R.R. I Mr. and Mrs. George Smith left v ________________________________ > for a wedding trip to West Palm Beach, For traveling Mr*. Smith n tr a a n s r wore a pink gabardine suit with n t i r t h m Ho ur > mntching necessaries. Iter cor­ News W e s t e r n Jambor*.* sage was of white rose buds. Se ven O T Io c ti I’luli Out-of-town guests for the wed­ News A- Hrnrrs ding were Mr. nod Mrs. R.B. Do ris Day 1*1 wl P ip e r* Council] of Miami Mr. and Mrs. Morning Dev otion* W.C. Oglesby of Flagner Beach, Mood* In Music Mr. and Mrs. O.N. Revell of Dav­ W orld At Nine Phil lleed At d ru un enport, Mrs. 8 .A. Smith of Talla­ L a w r e n c e K lllott tk ilrrh hassee and Mr. P.G. Gedrlie of W h e r e Angels Fi'« r In T rrm l P in Dp P a ra d e Tallahassee. plans for Hnil*. I wood to give full «uoport to »"• .K o re a n e ffo rt, . . .The a r r i v a l f t Aug. I t ) of Lawrenre Olivier ‘' a»d Vlriort Leigh and the •*•-»*>1,1 to see who will party them f ir s t .. . TV stars visiting here during summer layoff—Ken Mi"-*-*" Kay Kyser. Gertrude Berg, Will­ iam G arfin/M llton Berie. e t c . .. . Whatever happened to Judy Get*, land's press ronferaneu., . .The Wpather, still somewhat fog-rid* PAGE TORE' r n r SANFORD HFRAT.D. SVNFORD. FT.OnrPA WEDNESDAY JULY 19. 1950 PenneyS �* fw * qAVPMon UPttAf.h. SANfOftP, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR Sanford Giants Take Eighth Game In Row nhe /V’eul rat Corner 'NUTHER LOU-lOO r The Sanford Giant* captured ihftf eighth straighl victmy tail h e r in g We arrived at the Municipal Stadium in plenty of time ______ _ to (ret (ret cushions, rttehiona, llne-upa llne-upa, anti other incidental trivia, but three minutes after the game had atarted we still found ourselves fltninllng In front of the ticket booth. A foul ball came bounding off the roof and dropped about IB feet from where we were making our stand. Finally she showed up. While hurredily trying to get ititflde the pafk that fawn iht ring or Ihud or knock or whaJ-have-yOU of Moraehide hit­ ting wood echoed down the ramp. Wd reBchM our seats In time to see Roberta, Gainesville’a right fielder, loft a high fly to Jackson ending the frnme. night at Municipal Ball Park when they downed the second place DeLand Red Matt 5-1, behind the teven hit pitching of Jim Snmlclon. i It was the big lefthanders sixth consecutive victory. . .Manager Ed l^evy sacked his 2flth homer of ihe season in the eighth rame driving in Hafenecker •head of him. DelAnds only run of the game “ Did they score?” she naked. Cftnt in ihe ninth innlno when Ray “ Look at tiie hoard in left field Dunne doubled home Dan Bruen- tell you.” . , ing. The local* journey In DeLand tonighl to rake on the Red Mat* in their awn back lot. Ih l.in d Fernandes .1b Bracaeke cf ffrl.eod If Allen th Plrtle rf Bruenlng 2h Barrow as Dunne c Tlllamea p •-Dlckerman Total! ah r h o 4 0I I 3 0 1 2 1 4 02 0 .1 0 0 7 4 00 3 3 1 I .1 4 013 4 0 1 4 0 .10 0 1 1 f H fftrr/AtS a p e ff.O.0. WHICH t9 WHAT HE poe* M oor tn rr ea s who tpvto ppm 's the b a U rHPOUSH H/S TEfiP/TVPV/ — we replied . “They’ll “ It only flays, ’Andrew Carrawaj “That’s right filed,” we counter# a 2 0 1 0 0 2 H4y\ • i Bo o n e . OP CLEV ELA N D , &OTH/& 0 / 0 \ E H o R r s r o p P /W s CHANCE w h en LOU B O U P R B A 'J TW/g t s p H /S A ftK LE, A tiD O U ICN LV <5*OW ED rh ’E B o s s He h e e d N o r M / w y /V RETtM tS'O * TOAC77CMS Americus Phil» Are Slipping Back Into Winning Ways ford opened tin th e In n in g .b y d raw in g tw o will “ W h o’a p itc h in g ? ” th e v oice purred again “Brind.” “ I h he nnv g oo d ?” ftQurifl Ho*,t -L-Levy. RB— I a-vv, Allen, Hafeneeker. 8 — Hafenecker. DP— Pnelker to Chadderlon to Levy; Braeieke to Barrow to Bruenlng. I^ift— DeLand 7. Hanford 4. BB— off Vlllamea 3, Singleton 2. W P VUIamea. .B a l k - Vlllamea. Win­ ner— Bnglcton. Loser— Villarne*. U— fitona and McKinney. T— 1:40. “Hn won’t i>cat Ruddy Lake,” «he «*id. “Why not?” “ Becntiflo Ruridy'fl loo nice a fellow to get beat.” “Oh.” Tom* k and Malloy reached bane via the error route and Buddy doubled home the final two runs of the Inning,.. “You aee,” nhe said triumphantly, “Buddy'a too i Um tn SP L IT TWIN BILL Unable to cope with such pure-cut female logic we DAYTONA BEACH, July 19— WV-Daytona Reach and Orlanlo yielded with another, “Oh.” divided a douhleheader here la*t night, the Senator* taking the Gainesville rapped Buddy for three hita In the Jlfth but seven Innng opener, 4 to 11, and were held scoreless when the veteran righthander forced tha Islander* winning th* final by Emmerich to bounce Into a double play 4 ot 6 to 8. th* **m * score, 4-3. “Thai waa cioae wafln’t It?” she aaked. • A home run in the last of the 10th inning by First Baseman Rod “ Yen." Oberlln with nope away with none “Do you think he wan only teasing them?” on gave the Islet* the final gam*. MKT.. •• The Islander* led. 3-2, through th* eighth Inning. Hut In tin top of th# ninth and with two away In the bottom of the Rth Levy poled out hla 24th home Cal F.rntar smacked ■ three-tyro run of (he year to put the locals ahead B to 0. The Glanta pilch over the leftfleld fence to tl* then proceeded to load the Hacks but Lake grounded out It up al 8-3. Ermer also hit a homer In tin ending the frnme and the ponslble rally. flrat gam* with Mil Berests* oil "He’s too nice to have that happen to him,” we said bas*. to overtake ■ twb run UIfcnddr lead In th* fourth Inning. in unison. E rm ir walked In the sixth and The G’a drew another egg In the sixth. Poelker, first Marvin Cohen brought him home with th* winning run on a two man up tripled to center field and scored a moment later bats hit to centerfleld. on another of Big Ed's towering smashes over the left field Ily ASSOCIATED P R E 8M Are the Americus PIi IIk slipping hack Into their “win a couple, lose a couple” wavs ngnin tfta r set ting a new Gcorgia-Florlda l e a ­ gue record of 16 victories in n row? Since Moultrie brought the win­ ning string \n an abrupt nnd in the first game of n dnuhlehradei t*»t Thuridny, the Phils have wm two and 1\d three. That wa» the kind of hall they were playing before they started their victory •treag. '■Ttie Phil* larked the punch !a*t night as they wrnt down hefrtVe Albany's Cards, 6-3. The leagueleading Tallahassee Pirate* Mast­ ed three Mnultrle hurlere for Ut hit* and a 10-7 vlrtpry. Uromatvllle took a nua-sldad decision front Cordate, 10-1* and Valdo»ta Manged Waycrow, 9-0. AideHcua outhlt Albany, 8-.7, bgt-didn't g ft tha the blow* whtn th at were rjeeded. In th4 aevenUi and again in tho eight]), when tMy Ray RahinBon Fined $6,000 By Pa. Board Clubhouse AP « --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- uy B i l i . WEDNESDAY JULY 19, IMP By PRANK ECR Newsfeatnrea Sport* Edlto Ken Raffensberger, Cincinnati’s stylish southpaw, lists Stan Mu»1*1. Enos Slaughter and Willard Marshall as the National League's PI,OHIttA S T A T E I.EACH W L three best left-handed hitters. As T eam <0 H to the orthodox swingers he names Orlando P .la n i) ** *T Jackie Robinson, 8 !d Gordon and D artnna B s srh *4 S* Carl Ftirillo. Cielnssvllls 13 J* *1 41 "Muslal has no weakness, that’s S A N T O im Lee sburg I* St for sure,” says the baldlsh 32- HI Augustin* 13 Si year-old veteran who last season P s t i l h e >1 « l .s a lis T e « f » r * a r won 18 games after six previous Orlando R4-1. n»>-1nn» UstCh uneventful campaigns. *’I used to ISerorul a s m . 1*1 Inning*). have a ret way to pitch against Oatn*»v|ll. i - t , Pslstkm >■! Muslal hut last year he wouldn’t Sanford R. Def.snd I. HI Augustin*' If." L nn W urg 8. go after my pitch. names TnC*, D a r ' e n a ( i . i r l i at Orlando. “Slaughter fs a smart hitter, Sanford at OsLand lie hit, where the hall is pittheJ. Tatat a a a t n*ln»»T|lla Even when he hits a hall back to Leesburg el SI. Augustins. the mound you have got to hustle XATIOXAI. I. E A f l t 'E because of his speed. Marshal! Is TraM W I. Boston 44 I t another left hander I respect, rh lla d rlph ls fs It you’ve got to he very careful with 61 L ou f. 14 these three. They can hit that U fo eklrn 41 It home run ao easy.” Nsw*f'ort It jj To Raffy, who won 18 game., Cincinnati t l <1 » 80 to top the Red hnrlers, the tough­ Pill .b urgh n»*■)(•, Tealarday est man to get out Is Furlllo. Tloslon I t . ritts b u rg ti 1. “Robinson, Gordon and Furlllo ChlraRn ?•>, Philadelphia 1-1 hit me like they own me, especi­ HI l.o u Ia S Brooglyn I, I. N*W Y o rk » ally that Furlllo. I haven't gotten Cincinnati llama* Tod a* him nut since he came up In 140. Philadelphia nt PlttahuVah These three are rough. The Phil­ lies have a couple of toiufhle* In Andy Kemlnlck and Del Ennis. But Brooklyn al Cincinnati . (t, tw lg h l ) — Nawrnml.* l l - 4 ) an if t.* nthat Furlllo—when I do get him n litrum 10-111 »». It am ad el) (8 -1 ) out It's usually a line drive. anrl Blackwell (7-S) or P»rowakl 10-0), “I’m omitting Ralph Klner be­ a t Clilrnao— Ohlpman rE- 3 1 cause I haven’t faced him too Boston r * Kllppatein ( 0 - f ). many times. He last hit a tome New York at HI. Louis It, daynight I—Janaen (S-4) ami Jonea run nff ine tn U7. With two on (S -lo t ve Itrccheen ( 8 -1 ) and Hank Greenberg blasted one and L anier 46-81. then Kiner hit his In the exact A N E B i r A N [ R A n i ’R •pot. I was out of there four runs Team W 8. P el. behind In the first Inning.*' Uelroll 84 18 48* Raffensberger. who featured a New York II f j .III IQ if III well rounded repertoire with a Cleveland Boston 47 I I .131 fasl bnII. fnfve, fork ball and a 'V aahlnxlon tl 44 .441 lot of slow stuff, for whl^h he Chicag o 14 10 .411 10 81 . l i t tik e * much ribbing Is gliid he 81. Loul* m 11 I I . I I I doesn't have to work too often Philadelphia agnlnst Hon Northey. “Eddie Dyer said N o r t h e y tics Including his eighth homer, 4,ieseiniiu tv, ruiiauri(mig «« Thomaivillo's lefty West Ures- couldn’t hit left handed pitching W a sh in g to n 8, C h lr a g o 3. chini allowed Curdeln hut four but I know better,’’ saya Raffens­ n a m e * Today HI. U u l i si New York ( 1 ) — Wldhits and atrurkout 14 A'a hatteri. berger. m a r ( 4 -8 ) and O a r v s r ( l - l ) vs lie also had a perfect night at lint I^rpat 411-68 and Sanford ( 4 -2 ). plate with three singles m throe Cleveland at Philadelphia ( n i g h t ) — Palter ( 1 -7 ) vs. Pnw lar <l-l>. iit-liats. His hatlery-mnlO' catcher 8 HOOT8 /TWIN ACE Chicago a t W ash in gto n ( n i g h t ) — Boh Fulton, hit a three-run circuit Holcomhe ( 1 - 1 ) vs. M arr ero r i ­ FAIR LEE, Vt.. July 19—(JP)— l l o r Hlma t l - I ) . Mow in the third. Hebert Wolff, a Hcarsdale, N. Y., Detroit a t Bo st on— Nearhouaer (InThu shorts worn by the V il- lawyer, vacationing here, not a I ) va. Parn ell ( l - l ) . dnetn Dodgers don't seem to hole In one Monday on a 95-yard Udhcr their playing. Bill Bledsoe hole, and said: $400 ACE won his 12lb triumph ggntnirt BRONXVILLK„ N. Y.. July ID 'Tvu liven playing golf 60 year* seven losses as he whitewashed the ami never got a hole in one before —(yRl— Arthur J . Wall, Jr., of iVaycrass Bears on seven hits. The perhaps I should quit now.” Philadelphia, ahol the 30th hnln, Dodgers pounded out 10 safe Instead.nf quitting h* went out In-one of his golf career yester­ t.|ow» off Dirk Childs and P e ttj. on another round yesterday—and day at the Blwanoy Country Club got another hole In one, this time and stands to collect 1400' on * policy with Lloyd* of London. on a l3S,yarjl hole. . . Wall, assistant professional at Ilia comment after h i* . second th* clnb and formerly of Duke ace In a* many days: > “III never quit now. I guaaa I’ve University, took th# policy out l* *t finally,found thy *ypD , ; 1, SCRANTON, F*., Ju!v 19—(A*) —It ii going to con Sugtr Png Robinson In the neighborhood flf Ifl.OOO to get hack into the good graces of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission. Commission Chnmian George J . Jones, Jr., slanped a fine of 11,000 on the slim Harlem Nfgro yesterHay and ordered him to reimburse promoter Ernest Gennell for f ill­ ing to go through with tt 15round defehse of the Pennsylvania version of the middle\>lght-. title against Jose Baser* tonight. - 1 Gennell said he believed hts « pense to date would be around *6,000. The fight figured to draw a *:in,oon gate, Robinson said He pulled out of the fight because of a lame back. Dr. I.oonsrd M. Freda, commis­ sion physician, said he eould find nothing wrong with Sugar Ray’* back. ■ , A few hours before on#s took his action, Robinson signed to de­ fend' his weltenveght crown r.L gainst Charley Futnrl in / am p City, N. J-, Aug. 9, for the benefit of the Patnon Runyon . Caneer Fund. Robinson will donate all ex­ cept SI of his purse to the fund. BLIND GOLFERS AUGUSTA. Mo.. July 10—(&)— The American Blind Golf Tchirnament open* Inday with 14 United States and Canadian entrant* playing by ear and touch. I he plind pnlfeis got to th* f ir it tee at 9 A. M. In the first half of their .Id-hole medal nlay match. The event on Augusta .Cquntry Cluh’* 18-hnle. flf>12-yard courts ends tomorrow. “ ■ Bill Oilman of the host cluh, tha tournament’* runner-up last year, wk* a favorlt" heenuse oftfam lParity with the course. Othgr fa ­ vored contenders are Chanel Bos­ well, nrmlngham, Ala., last a*anon’* champ, and Clint Rusaall^gf Duluth, Minn., winner of two llonnl blind tourneys. Walter Hagen won h t * ! flrU U. 8 . Open golf championship In 1914 at th* age of 28. The 1904 Washington S ot*tors and the 1020 Detroit Tiger* got off to the worst ■tart* in major history—they lo it their first 13 game*. , *w Connie Mack compiled a .349 lifetime hatting average during his II lessons In the. m*Jor lea­ gues, from 1886 to 18i90.. , —_________ .—.31 —a—-Amateur player* hatrd jftm th* U. 8 . Open golf Championship— Francis XJulmet. Bob 4 om 6 and Johnny Goodman. ’ ' ' walb Pop bottles banged merrily, fann cheered, and all the . MEN WIN local players stormed out of the dugout to congratulate the July 19—(A1)—Th* i ■villanLATKA, G-Men lowered th* manager. There whs nothing hut silence from our com- on PaUika’s A ial*** twice n a n l n n M r s ‘ last night, taking hom* 8 -1 and 1-3 decisions. I T h ru A’* error* and thras hit* th tha fifth and savrnth Inning* fd v t tha G’s tha opsnng gama win, P in] Grant scattered nine blngl** fn th* nightcap hir tha victory wnlta hi* taammat** clubbod Goorf * Itvaro for II. HiK m a H n t ' ? " w a m i a w t e r l let the moral evaluation of the Glanta wait until a mow PACKERS LOBE opportune time. LEEBBURO. July I9 - 0 P I—Th* Bailey lod off the seventh by drilling out a double and 8t. Augustin* Saint* defeated tha Laaaburg packar* hers last night s10J*£lr!L wh. en, Fo:!,er » hard grouhder l l to 6. Going Into tha last hair of °ff of Buddy Lake. All runners ware safe. Poelker tha ninth Ih* Baint* held a t l w singled driving in Bailey and sending Lake to second. Fred 1 lead but a Packara rally netted Chadderton loaded the sacks on another G-Man ntlacue. four runs. Chafln was tha big bat for th* * M p,tel’ m , nu>» p . M int* collecting four for' * 1* In­ cluding a triple. BtarsaU with “What hai T” aha aaked. .three for five *nd Clift and Mill* “It was a with two for five each tad Lees­ “la everyl burg. ,,Y e a ,M ; Oustanding Dogs JI ' i * Will Race‘ Tonight *" * DAYTONA BEACH, io ly 1 9 I— M g v r navy, itu c a v t Bharrylan* and Mom’s Inprise Just ball of the oetars aisled by Earing Bee* Merrill "Duka” W att* to O f a ll fta n d a r d -b u llt para w g la te rfd aa ta x i cube, F ty m o u tlu o u tn u m b e r a ll o th e r m ak es c o m b tu id f T h is p u ts p tym o u th wop o u t ah ead o/ an y m a k e S ta Mtatunnod"ExpUin it to me,” she "Weil, Hafenecker hit a short fly to th* I rlghtfielder ona out. Tba rlghtfielder threw to homi i In time to catch Buddy for the second out, and then” . . , Brind ranched flrat on a Giant mlacue and Foster walked putting men fin f t r a f al ■ a n n i i i l — * ____ l l to t uukht in a run , . what's happening to of cat’- with those whose very living depends on tha all-around performance of their cars. If value-wise taxicab owners say that Plymouth la by far the. best ear of alt for the money - U ni this convincing proof that the new Plymouth le loi fat the best car of, all for yogr money f Why pot And outs Aik your Plymouth dealer for n demonstration drive. ^ ; pimera mmme emrmueetemtmeye n. irntp* I �W E D N E SD A Y JU L Y Legal Notice JF- or CQ(’ HT ro rv rr th r m v c^wrnim n rp u n <uvFn«n n norm 19. 1950 . a I ff^ o / m s s s A . co,,ntt t o s s op , r T m ’1 IN p r o r a t i : a deert* pro cenftseo wilt ha antatrd against you. W ITN ESS > IT A N D A N D S E A L THI8 11th DA Y O K JL'L T, 1»S0.. Aa _ Clerk o f thr c'lrrult INitirt. Sih Clr rnlt. S rm ln o lr County. F lo rid a. O fSE AL) P ITarh, II BllNpON. Clretlll Court T O AL L. W H O M r r M A T r p N f K R . V t I N T H I* K C IR C U IT CO U RT N IN TH ! ' r r; hr « ' » * » that j * « n . J P D IC C1I A K L C IR C U IT. IN AND n4tt* M ill* flt*<1 fipr final r* e o r t ns FOR h MkKM m :NO LK C O U N T Y . F I . O li: A d m ln t a t r a lr ls o f thr rnti.tr ..f lt» A r o M M O N L A W L u t h e r P Ml Mr d ttt M t .1 ; Mini a||, A T L A N T I C C O A S T LIN K H AIL* fil ed h t r nelltlnn f (.r final ,11. . HOAD c o m P A N T , A V ir g in ia t h e r e * . And that nh» will apt'lr I., corpo ra tio n. th * l l o n p r a h l r Dnuit U" tttniMroin Petitioner, C o u n ty J u . lir o f Htm lnolr .-..gruv D. L HENDRICK and MAHOITKIl* T' E' " ’ l.h * >*,h a * r *'» A iiku . i A.D.. HtO. f o r tipuroral or . a m . ITK IIENDIUCK* hie wife e nd f o r f in a l i l l t d i a r e * an Aitmtnl*M ils n f l l ie h m u l l in h . a t r a t r l * nr th* * * t a t » o f Lmhnr P widow tu b P N K N O W N II Kt ItS Mill*. d *e * a **d . on thla l » t h d a r o f AT LAW OF W A L T E R L F P L July. A . D . m e . J T O N derenned, and all ug hnnwn J B A N N R T T R M IU .8 perai c la im in g by, through nr Adin ln ln tra Ir is of t h . r a ­ under W A L T E R L Ft TLT ON, 4et a l * o f Lu th rr P. Mllta ceaaed. d»c*a in i. De fenda nt a. : n titK c o u r t t>K tiTT. im rxTV J fT in K , S H M IN flLR i ' U T 'N T T F L O I t l t) A, IN P R O I I A T i ; in r r i h s t a t i : ■ip h u m a n n o r . C H K I . I . K W I G H T . t)*rrnn.,l T O H I. OM R D IT O R tl A N P PER­ SONS h a v i n g c l a i i i h o n r>i:J! ANl'M AO AINMT MA I P 1 Ml A r r You and r a .li nt j n u ntr t in r liv nnMftrd and required 1 . pt.nrul a n y r l l l m a and demand* w h l. h m u or at th rr o f you. may hav e i.e.ilnat th * r a t a l * o f Hi i m i tt"m-h*ll> w ia h t . drnrarad. la t r o f » « l d ■ . m i l t >• thr t'ouiity .luda* of Htmlnnir County. Florldn. m hi. nrti. - In tha rnurt hmiar of raid C-’im ty nt Hanford, F lo rid a w it h in rla iu . i(| anday pinnlha frniu thr llm r ..f it.r f lr a t publication uf Mil.•,,||.“ Earl i claim or demand rliall hr In w r i t i n g and ahull a tair Mm i . l n r o f raaldrnra and pnat o f f l r r addiraa o f th r r la lm a n l. amt ahall hr awnrn to by tha rla lm a n l airrm. or at tnrnri-. and any anch >lalm or dr. maniT not an fltrd ahnll hr void L. II l l o r C M K L I . H A * r x r r p t n r uf thr t.aat W ill and Trat ■imrnt of 8ua*n Rnurhrllr W la h l. parrrard V lr e t publlratlnn duly Is, l»Sn IN Vf flB K B TA TH OF: C. A. P A I I T 1 N N o T icr. t o rn i:t> iT o n « A ll o f th * #"f n tr o f r A J 'A B T lF f iW o i n s d . .in* herHty ir* qulrrrt mid o o l l f U d to f l l r mir clgftn* nr drmiiridii which Ihoy mnr h t v * h m* Ah*t p n 14 r » t n t «* I u t ft r %f f i t * o f l i i " cour11v JtiAgp nf S e i i i l n l p .'Count'* f l o r i d * l»i the rniirthtnis* a t Bdfifnrd, F lo r 14it. within #1gM CRj*n*1i»r m u m ln fro m Hit* 4 « l * o f the firs t pulillriillnh nf th i* notice E i r l i c la im i»r ilrnmnn muM In* in w e l l I p * and niuai rlat.* Ih r rdam . o f realdancr ami p o a t-o ftlrr a.tdrrar o f t h « c laim ant and imirt l>- -w o rn to by th r rla m a n l, Ills n * o i i . or hi* a tto rn e y, nr It will be. mnr void • r . o r d l n a to law . June 17, in to HELEN ROCKETT P A llT IN Arim ln latr at ria o f I}.,. E «• tata o f C. A P A R T I N , drerared. <» I n - T h e N a m e o f the B ia le nf Fl o r* M m— (Ir e etliiMP— : T o — Huth Ne w ton . 1S11 NnrtliWPMt f l h H lr n l. * . Iltrhmond. W a y n e County. I n ­ diana. Yo u ar e here by n otified ihm Karl N e w t o n , y o u r hiiehanit. hen timuaht cult In d l e o r r e agalnat you, Ii I p w if e , Huth Ne w ton . In tin* C t r n ill .Court. Remln ole County, 9tli Clrcvlt. State Of Florid a eltiinte In fiAtifnrd, F lo rid a Huth Ne wton l» 1h« Defe ndant in the l u l l amt tferl Nfrwton U th e P la in t if f . . . Y o u ar e here by requ ired to Tlead to the Co m p la in t filed in thle atilt OB o r b e f o r e A u gu e t l lt h * IILO; alee YOTItT. I> tllY D K M Y A T lO Y rtttu T ih u i v i e *N T I I P N A M E O F T H E S T A T E OF F L o IH D A t TO A M . V MOM I T M A Y C O N C E R N A N D to the f o llo w in g named deHTemtantft! D I. ID n d rlt*k and M a r g u r r lt e lle n d rlrk . hie w if e . Mra N e llie H. Mtilllne, n w id o w ; the unkn own h h n al law nf W a lt e r L Fulton. 4ecrae**ilr and all un k n ow n p e r io n * rlahnlriK t v . through. or under W a l l e r L, Fulton, deoeaeed, and tn nil peranue h a v in g o r c la im in g any lig h t, title, tiitereat, eeta le . pinrt. ga ge hi other lien to or « n thnee rertiiln pa re eft* o f land located In mlnrile *’ tMirity, Flo rid a, deecrlh*il h i* followtt, tn-w|t! P A R C E L * A** .r* Seminole tToiinly, Flo rid a, all that certain atrip or p arc el nf land ly in g and b eing tn the u W « i o f HID* nf Sect Inn Irt, T r w n i l i l p 3a Houlh. R a n g e Kaat. mure p a r t l m l a r l v ileacrlhed aa fnllnwa* A " t r i p *«f land too feet wide, being fill feet w id e on egpli aide o f the re n te r line o f the proponed reviRlmi nf alignment o f the main track a a now lo cated nod to he «miMf n o led t i f the A t la n tic Coaat Lin e R ailroad Com pan y. nnid r e n te r line b egin n in g nt a point nf c u rv e In the center line o f the pi err nt inn In truck 391 f feet ■outliwnrdlv. meaaured a lo n g the cen te r line o f (lie present main truck f ro m Hu point *»f interne* * tlon with the north line of the N W * « or H K S o f eald Hecilnp 1«. ru n n in g thence e ot illiw e a lw a r d ly , on a curv e to the rig h t h a v in g n radlue nr !» fret , n d ln tn m v o f 1£V^.3 feet tn a point III the went line of 8 W I* o f S K ' i of auld Section III, dlet ant r.«9 « feet aouthw urdly f ro m the northwent c orne r o f the HW'U o f the S I D i o f an Id Sect Inn I I ; an Id atrip o f land e xt en d in g aou lhweat w a rd ly 931 ■; feet, meaaured alo ng eald p r o ' > poiied cen te r line f ro m the north fine to the wt ei line o f K W H o f HMk of aald Section 16; c o n t a in ­ in g 1.43 nrre, m ore o r lea* P A R C E L IV* fn H* mlrmlc County*, all that c e r ­ tain atrip *»r parc el o f land, lying and being In the Wemt 309.7 fret o f the Sou th 416.4 feet o f Hie HE*, uf HID* o f H W U o f Rectlon 16. T o w n a li lp 20 Houlh. R an ge 3«* Kaat, m ore p a rt ic u la rly deacrlhed a a f o llo w a ; A atrip o f lund 10b reef wide, being 80 ff-et w id e nil each aide o f the c e n t e r line o f the propnard re* vlnion o f alignm en t o f the uutln tr ac k na now lo cated and to he conatrurteil liy the At I untie Count Lin e R a llrn a if Couipany. aald c e n ­ ter line h u m e c t i n g the aoutli line o f I lie F.»y «,f HEU o f 8 W U o f eiiId Hon 16 nt it point *1 6 ft el eaat w a r d lv f ro m ih»* emithweat c o r n e r «c the IDA o f H E *4 nf HW»4 »tf "alii Hacllon U ; run­ ning I hrtn.e n urt fiega lw ardly 117.B , - b 6 pMnt in the eu«t Jlna of fAnd in d n f M rt Nellie IV itu lllna d|atant 144 I feat n o rt h w a rd ly . a raiu red atom; eaat line Torn thr apiitb line *if the E H of H E *4 o f 8 W k of paid Section 16. con tain in g t u t avre. more or lepN P A R C E L *tr* In n Peminnl# Eemlnol# County. Florid Florida, a, all all IhAl Nil cert ain a all lt lp ip or p a r e d or land Hv 8 A C L l»K1T lying and bring hi the F U of oi NEW YORK --(.Vi— My conH t'l of MW U o f Me* tlon 166 Jn trihution tn the ilayV tn-vr* mi T o w n x h lp 2«' .................. Mouth. K otik * If Kaat* more p i r t b u l . t r l y de« *r lb e«l Knrmi i* ' that thr K niran lanR'iaa follow a : A atrip o f land loo feet w hie. being -ffi' is the nttly on<- in thn worLI Si' fort wide on e.»t li aide **f thr \uiicli h s, tn In- typr,! horitonc en te r line o f the propo eed r e ■ tnlly nn<l mmi vertically. V|« IOh o f alig nm en t of the ilia |li There mm- I'hinnae amt Japan­ tr a c k gp non located and t«* be curia tmeted by the A t la n tic ( V a n ese typewriters which type these Lin e K n lIt cud Comp any, eabl lniiciinirps Imlli hnritnntally afii center line iH-ghmhtg ut a inilnt *»f curv e In thr c i n t e r line o f tjir vertically. Hut thi- only Kort*n ptevent main tr a c k 3 9 M feet key Imam developed so far inan nth wa rd ly, nmnaitred alo n g the ►lists you twVc ncriiss the paRr, canter line »*f »jild present, main trac k f r o m itw point <*f Intereer - from richt to left, although yoi; Huti w it h the north line of the read it" word* up and down. N W H o f H E *4 nf enld Section 16; This Information comes from runnings then* # poiithw eatw ardlv, on a curve to (b e r ig h t h a v in g a Martin K. Tylell, a flfi-year-old ra dln * or 3sfl4.9 feet, a dlctanee New York wliaril who ran te»r (if 1149 1 fart to the p*»lttt of apart a typewriter and make It ta n g e n t , ihenr** a*»utbw c i t w a r d l y . ta n gen t tn an Id Curve 4 * 0 feet perform In any one of U7 leiuculo a point In the aoutli line **f URFf nnd dialects, inclurllnit Dio E H o f HE*4 o f HW*4 o f paid S e c ­ ka. Sanskrit and Uidu. He hr>* tion 16, dlela nt 11,6 feet rapt w a r d ly fro m antithwept enrner of more than S.OOO.fHHt foreign type 17H o f HK'| uf H W H n t Section faces in his simp ami, if you 16, paid atrip o f land extem tln g coax him, he'll whip you up a ■o u t h w e t t w a r d l y 7S6 4 feet meaanriug clun g wild center line f ro m Korean Joh. Hut he doesn't r e ­ lli e ea»t line b f the E H o f B E *4 commend it. o f R W * i o f raid Section 16. to thr "A fter you net throuiih making taut If fie o f land o f Mr# Ne llie II he romptaliu. ''nobody Mill 11mm. con tain in g 1.74 nc rep. one," m*tr# or leen knows how to u*e it. ItM probsYo u and each o f ydu ar e hereby hly he much faslcr to write the com manded to tie arid ap p ea r In the Circuit Co ur t " f the Ninth Judicial Inniruiiue in IntiRhaiul." Circuit n f Florida. In ami f o r Hem Tytell fttiessea there aren't In ole County, Florida, In 111# o ff ic e more than half n doten Korea i o f the: Clerk of paid Cuurt In the in thr world, li" c i t y iif Sanford. Sem inole County, typewriters Flo rid a, on nr b efo re the 2*rul dnv made one for the Army in 1911. o f Auguet, l f£ii», to ehiiw whnt lie's iruiteful he never had t» right , title or Inlercat you may h av e In or to the aforepuld property use il. You see, the Chinese I n i i R U U d escribed In the F e ll tlon filed In thle ( mu xc in ihlp Court. i\nd to is complicated enough, Hut Ittrphow m im e w h y the prime should hw rapnlr uses Chinese hleofcrap not h# tnken for the nern nnd pur- can im nee ipel f orth In the F r i l l Inn filed 1 characters, plu- a native enntby the A lla n tlc Coaet Lin e Rwllroart arter called “ Kn-tnun," plus s C'ompativ. a c or po ra tion . ag uluH of the two. Sonin you a nd « a r h o f you in I fie- above romhlnalinn cutitlrd c an >e p erk in g to condemn yeais nno. Tytell says, a Korean the nhovo depcrlhed land f**l a scholar named Hr. Sonjt dovls<-,| r i g h t - o f - w a y for a road hc.l and keyboard , which employ*, tr ac ks o f aaidl A t la n tic Con " l Line a other lliines. 4'J deal Rail road Company, a corporation, anion™ or def au lt may he entere d agaltiPt keys. That Is. you hit one of you. Tit li* not Ice c h i l l b* puli Itutted, them and the catiiaKo doesn't imce each week f o r fou r cormei'U- move. In some cases, you have li v e week# i » Hu* Hanford llrra ld . to hit eight or 10 illffeient key* a new spa per of gwnrral d r t iilntlon lo form one rharnrtur. liuldlphed In Mciiiliiole County. F l o r ­ "Ily the time you net a seerr ida W I T N E S S my hand aw C le rk of tary to learn (Ids, even n Km th r Circuit Court In ami for S e m i ­ eati secretary," says Tytell. nole County, Florida, and Hie real o f paid Court, thle the l l t h day of "she'll up ami leave you to rhi July A . D 19S0. at Hanford. Hemtmd.. ma i l ied." County, Florid a You learn a lot al-nit litukixisif 1 (H E A L) differences tulkioi; to Tylell. O »*. H E R N D m N c l e r k o f the Clr* ult Court It didn't surprise me lo dfs In and fo r Henimdr rover how difficult it is In con County, Florida. vert an American typewriter t ” 11% E L . H C R D I C K . D C Korean Language Is Weird, Thinks Typewriter Expert F keyboard* used it, countrie< which have the same laitin alphabet in common have so many differ­ ence*. English nnd American lypcwiitors differ. It's md lo**, a case of pounds versus dollar >. On most of our keyboards, we have just two fractionsthe ■liiarter nnd half. The llrili'h have one-eighth, three-eighths, five-eighths and seven eighths. And liritish keyboards vary from dominion to dominion, but let me tell you about the Portuguese. A Portuguese hcyluMd used in Rraril is like nn American keyboard except it tins cIr M I'A G L type chanRes and two dead key* used for accent*. A Portuguese keyboard In Portugal has 42 typ» chnttRe*. V, If somebody asks Tytell for t F rench typewriter, he has to for France or ask. "French French for thr United S ta te s " ' In Fiance, the A, t), (V, nn I M are in different positions from where they are here. On the top row, you have to shift for thnumerals because tbo accent marks are on the bottom of the keys, fti this country, a French keyboard is made by removinu tiie ft acl inns, llie commercial " a t " and the cents sign* and icplacinir them with the irrnvi-, acute, circumflex and c*dill-» symiiola. And then there nre the Span­ ish keyboards. There's tIn. . . oh, the heck with It. m u he veil Rot -onicthint; in th e oven. l)r. II. Iv. Kimr t'h l i o p i i M l o r San. Al. Ph Nat. 1752 NCM Ilk. or AM) lilda. Dr. 11riiry iMcLaulin O p l t im o lt i4 t r qSliM 233 skihI Quirk t, lad follow, mil1! Retinol ‘ , it, , transit,s and atiplieatlon of . 17 tr, s00II1104, j; i-tlvjinrdi<^t*d R**ino| XICAY ^ E S l N d L ’ IniM* Host to busy shoppers... w h a n f o o t s t e p s log* refresh at the familiar red cooler Persian or Arabic since they re ­ quire different symbols which have to In- joined together and M* A(<*b*1 — N* A*14 — Ha Itlaf written backwards, finm rlitht rat | M n lb t u l n t * m a p »< to left. And I wasn’t surprised - mm VICTORY OINTMENT. Ba­ lo learn that .Siamese h "vet v h t tha bay* h th* A m * . « ■ » hemitiful lo look at lint you ran'l httaa (aha. Oat v i c t o r y —< M tell when it's upside down.” Oner, ( I n (a t m a t AM n * I U U » a a ■ tm f part mt h a M r , unknowingly, Tytell made a Hi ■ a l t IN l u l t r t b r L a a a y . II o h m - amese keyUiatd Inverted; (H-> ll la t M A M t r w a , T a a r b l a a . t r a a cotildnl tell Hie different). alaraai a t t a N t l a a i l n n * t„What did surprise me was tint « *a t . ATHLETE'S FOOT I O It 110 UNDII AU1HVIII1 Ut T i l l : S A N I (H U ) C lH 'A C O L A MU v U L A C O I * m U T I .I N I J CO. COMMNr HERALD Want Adf h i HMills T t a r t l l t a t o a m taa a »p tr t* SR W a n t M s i t U l t M In n < M a ls rl I m l l i I S * M > Itaa I s s s r l t s s M a h i linn la M M I a n Wm m * I l N * * n l n N __ Q as* Itaa I n s r t l s i ita a a * r t m H t c n m n F l e a w a r t s tn tha Itaa. D s t l l s r * M l a * Mach f a r * n a n . PHONE 148 W a n t A a * w in ha s t s s t M M M tha a s l * » h * a * a a a » * w - Sm m 3 b -X IM S B4 b A s h 7 k ? i L /m fa* thi* m Sm E M s M M M fi- a s w r f i s t I* SU*»NI S S’ JBS"iL ‘i .'& .I Sha w a n t A tm t i i ii i i , a ll m m a s th * 4mr h i f ** a / THE SANFORD HERALD FO R HUNT — 1 A rllc)*?* t-« r m ile HOOD AND HAD rage apt., adults, close In. KOfi Used 8Pc Walnut Rcdrnom suite . 4it rm Palmetto Ave. Mr*. H.K. Hard! eon gOg Pa I,__________________ Used 2Pc Living Rnnm Suite 24 05 6 R O O M u n f u r n l i h e d d n w n s t a lr a Used 8 Pc Living Room Suite 24.05 ap t. A v a i l a b l e A u r . I 1700 M a | - Used Sofa Bed with Maple Arm* I R OD nolla._________________________ Uaed Solid Oak Side Rn*rd lo.ttn UPSTAIRS apt. for clean, quiet Uiad Round Dining Roum couple. No children or peta. 014 Table tono Myrtla Ave, _____ U»ed Kitchen Cabinet 19 05 5.95 ^ W A N T E D T O R E N T — 2 Special) 9x12 Linoleum Speclall Plaatic Window Shade* Choice of Color* 1.19 8 BEDROOM furnlihed houia. In MATHER OF SANFORII Sanford. Write Box RR c/o San- m - 0 8 H. U L St. Phone 127 N EW LY Decorated, furnlihed xs B 5 = ^ i5 = = = 5 L !^ ^ = S H !^ = ^ *—»H«r 1 K r ir ir F u r Ha lf — 8 LAKE HARNEY L ars* Laka Front Lola with nat­ ural sand baach. Alio S acre tracks of food land, take prl*lIftaa. A.A. Jana, owner South Shore of Lake Harney. P. O. Qfn«vm.ria. L X K E ^ f I o NTAGE— Ideal heme site*. Bathing beach on sand bottom lake. Paved road. UUUtlea evelleble. Located In Coun­ try Club Section. Several 60 feet or larger lots evelleble. ROBERT. A. WILLIAMS. Res Her Raymond R. LnndeaJit. Associate .V— A rt id e a F o r S a le — itP ;i,l* —5 Hv Hay t i u t u GIRLS, white I 8..U, variety of clerical job*. Apply now to George Touhv between 8 ami tl Monday through Friday I b<rIda FtihhioNs Ailmliilstiaiion J d u l l d l i i j j^ U Q i i i i G v II— WOHh W A N TED —9 ALL T Y PE S o F Bulldozer Work. Reasonable Rales—Free 1 -*(mate*, t'arnenter A Gra,*y, Phone 1398 M or RfW-J. HAVE MONKY on fine welch »'itf clock repairing. Fellow* Ib'm# Shop. 17IU) H a n f o r d Hiked, faclac R. WUlUawon L e k fM S w M t^ i ' 7^ ' ' " c v tn u D s m m Lo cart 1t v F ra n H trlkae TIIK I.ONH K A N C K N .'foil WORMiNT'/t AH' U J’ 1 GOF S FOR BIG r ? T TiHO 1CH A-a GlBIAO , DKKf 7* 1 ( I ( O ilD HU P 0“ - 7 K oti'H WIN T»lt HOLDUP: *»"■ FOR IMMEDIATE delivery—Hot- A TRAINED practical nur»<- de­ sire* work nursing or hal,v<itpoint deluxe B cu. ft. refrigera­ tlng evening* and weekend* I'll. tor, with butter conditioner, 829-J. leftover tray*, froien food •para, like new all over. Bargain S p a n n ) h e r •-•*•«<* — 12price. Roy Qreen’* Amacn Ser­ I!!— vice. 2nd and Park. LAWNMOWERS Sharpened, hifo jT F iig h t Paint .. . 12.26 Gal. cycle* repaired, Lock A Ke* Navy "T " Shirts S .48 Ea. work. Prompt Service, II. w Tarpaulin*, All Blie* Shuman. 810 E. 4th S t __ Don" “Buy -------Don't Till You Trv TRACTOR WORK. Phims l«7-J HURPl.im ARMY-NAVY ARM for free estimate*. Jbck It**Ph. 1821 _sell. >!• Seafard Ave. • W E8T1NQH0U8E stove and re- NEW FLOORS surfaced to per­ frigeratw . Oviedo, Call 4871. fection. Old Doors made like SMALL Washing Machine for new. Finishing, cleaning A wal­ ■mall pieces - 126.00. Phone la *. Portable power plant. 81 889-J.________ _________________ years experience ta Seminole County, H. -M. Gleason, U k* M IC K K Y M O I.S K ROTOMILLER— Make your soil Mery.___________________ come alive with revolutionary IP 1 O N L V n K & A tJ? (S A t3 7 T IJ lO UOOtx. Y " \ S E U U i \ | ll= ll wer com poster. Prepare seed Dreg line, btilldowr, dump truck, KNEW L ik e B A 3 7 \ 1 1 1" -r / ---- J d In one operation. Efficient muck, fill .dirt, ih fll nnd clay RUT, V O U B \ VVMO PUT SOU u p t o and inexpensive. T J . Derlnger. by load or- job. Contact H. It M A J E S T V . . . ^ r r T H I S '* M Q 3 < 3 A 3 t Agent, Beer Lake, Lockhart. Cub*ted. and esaoclate*, 109 E. -xt— < _ S - r - i — u---------------ri Mew York Ave., DeLand. Th 466 or 286-W .___________ . a I a r t ^c l i m W A N T E D — € CAM 7AKL PUTER AIM* G0I IDHAlIRALBlAtM. Mm m e m w 11 CU. FT . INTERNATIONAL Harvester Freesor. Just like FOR RENT — 1 new, 6 months old, 6100.00 dl*rount. Phone 1786, ________ feg tA X A APATMKNTX, I M B TUXED o T k EDS: Complete Use Honl'e Tuxedo Feed Store. aad Btora*. 116 W. l i n t R t a k R c m 490-W ._________ We both lees when you don't brine W E BU Y. BELL A TRADE uaed pour prescriptions to LANKY'S. MODERN 4 Room apaKmmt, furfurniture. WIDoa-Meler Furnl, alilmd oy unfuralakod. too Park tare C l i l l B. let, phowe 868. ■ Avaetua.____________ .___________ SWAP SHOP — 408 E. 4tk i t WANTED — Counters, Shelving. We Bay, Bell or Trade am " n iR M lSH E D APTS. FOR RENT Electric Drink box. enythlnn. Phone 188-J. 1 8-Rooms with private betk and Mm and check-out Ktectetc kitchen. POWER MOWERS II9 R R 1 8-Room* with*private betk and ROTARY BLADE, unconditionally Kleetrie kitchen'. Apply 111' W. guaranteed. Immediate delivery. T ~ F i t o .M y s m o ^ « p R M « n ' 4th Street or Nick Fhjf. Store Free demonstration anytime. 410' Benfoyd Ave. ■. 668JO. V. A. Whe ilm i, LongIC E up your dead animal* 6 ROOM Apertmcnt unfurnlihed, ' liMnl charge. Phone Oviedo— electric hot wdtey heater end MERCHANDISE Kaehaaga. We ■te n . newly decore tad. Ph. W . bay, eeU, swap, t i l E. l i t Itk A Mellonvilla. H E L P W AN T E D \ Phone 1884. . . PARTLY or furaUhad a p t, . n a n r n i r M il -electric, edults. 8300 MelISDl Celery emvtPe Ave. ___________ ■ I ' a a n r . SeU EMBOSS• a Ck u tiled farm lead, eee Carl rwooAMr^ IE -IM FR R * TED ChrUt60 fa r f t . Make 60c A wl # 4 ROOM apt. ■U. 86 Ut- N a t Cfnditiea. ‘V r e e CSRa or short term W a bed- TOTslif te« FitL S D o n't e ln iin i-r th r u the — \ r^ « HV iV n Ily W a ll D isney \ miiuiuel WAKE FRKS1II WORK FKFiW l STAY FRE8H I Mitchell room sir conditioner “The World's F in e.t" • Sale or Rent For Information Phone I2*n Vodoplfh Ref-lgeratlon ServIre^_ ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. Or. lando Evening HUr. Call Ralph Ray. IttuUl. VENETIAN DLINDS mad* te SeminolV Venetian Rllad Ce. no w. 3rd St. 1166-W. , Phone __________________ BULLDOZING, Land Clearing and “ “ f Md*M. r ,. J. BUYING A CART Refoee fin*aring aaa ue ta save moaey. InRaem 817. AtlantW m e. ,— -----------------, J r d for eeoaomlcal a * ” tSffiwIT ft ® mm- C/r*ift W A N T h l) K _ H ST CITJ07L, nf/AIIK IK i; I— ’ hen* SI"' I I ? M agnolia d »e . *. U se K .* • " "W i L « 1 1 h L —i ' • I J �p- PAGE SIX THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFOHP. FLORIDA Steel Production In U, S. Exceeds 100 Million Tons Korean War I • .Iit ll .i iir H I 'r i t n . rm r llnrl inteiitii»n i,f a Iki mil mi nR Taejon. WEDNESDAY JULY 19, 1950 Negro Voting In McGrath Orders Orlando Primaries Stringent Policy Is Recommended On Draft Evasion \n Kij’lilh Army ^pokeaman said “the iiiea of tiie L’ ltli United Hiatus infantry diri-lon'* tilth, 2 l i t and .1 i t h I* I ' i l i l e l i t ' v.ele d t I R III for NEW YORK, July I!) ORI.ANDO, July 19 —(/PI— Tbl* iiMtioii'n etui* I mill*, hi |i . i ’lefem'e ami bowed determination Orlando's White Voter* Kxeru Mint «'u|iai'ity operation, could •'< rtay." live Committee, which has con­ turn oul in n yinr gumr l.i.q •i ' i h i .i I Mae Arthur'a. communi- ducted city primaries for 10 million more tong nf steel Iho i . 111. .aid lie Conimurmt* bail made years, last night recommended were produced last yusr in ili “rnlnot Infiltraton* and movement* that city elections lie opened to the reel of the world combin'd, l«y«nd cnii Iact of our force*” Negroes Including Rossis end Communixl- around Taejon. It n*ported South At the same time It voted to dominated eountrlea. Korean troops ‘’landing turn along dissolve and “turn the primaries Thla waa the MutomunL mode Uoinmurii-t Invasion routes. over to the city,” said Chailrs today by the American Iron md Stuckio, committee chairman. Allied iiliiriift struck hard lit atcel insitiitu u» it nniiuiiuci'd that The committee agreed to ask Red tai l, ami troop couci ntiatonn the iniluit»y*i capacity topped Mayor William lleardall and city in the vicinity ol Nonban, 25 100,000,000 tona annuully on July commissioners to "comply with 1 and would reach lOfi,700,000 utile.’ .louthwo t of Taejon and recent supreme court derision*” left Nonaan In fin met. Other Al■ons by the end of 1052. in opening the primaries to Ne­ At the mini! time the imlup lied uiinoil -middled at Comniun* groes. try ’? Riant, United Staten S I’ el i i - 'hi n lly I,.■hind their line* a* Four Orlando Negroes brought Corp., willi about one third nl nil the Red* I" v i i sidy tried to rc- a $15,000 damage suit last Febru­ t’’ii npgil*. 11 uti bridgl'n blasted ary against Stuckie, lleardall, .................... _ .............. .. In U the stpelmakinir facllltiea The Redr needed Barney Cohen, rnmmlttee secre­ country, announced plan** in add i l»y *«ir wtlfirk At lea«t Another 2,300,000 tons of Mm to i e ' 1'me at full tary, and City Clerk Ed McDo­ Annual Ingot capacity. rn»<* tin* ofM. ive brought to well. They said they had not been Chairman Irvine 8 . Old? raid 11’" '' by ntn«t r . S. resi-tance. allowed to register to vote. [lupin intent an I he !>efi" Circuit Judge Frank Smith too corporation planned m I,flliO,000-ton increase by the fall nmuiced II. S. Navy and Air dismissed the suit June 28 hut IcMinyed or diimaRe Futro plant' gave them until Aug. 1 to fils of 1661 in the ChicoRo and I'inn burgh district plants of its suit- *r' ,;<'1 Rom no lorernlt veslerduy. on ampnded hill nf complaint. The arrival nf the new Amerl Thu White Voters Executive •ridlory (larnegio-Illinul* Steel Corp., and would start iri 11)51 run troops, a uuu.Htd to Ibn bat­ Committee has been appointed to build the first part id its tle /.one nit ten day* notice, raised every three years by a moss new Integrated mill neur Tren­ hope that tin time of American meeting of Orlando voters. ton, N. J ., with a minimum ingut r* 11 flit was pint. More delaying^, There 1* no record of any Ne­ capacity of around 700,000 tons action war predicted, hut the gro ever having voted here in a annually. buildup for the counter* ffenslvo city primary. Inrreaae* In toiinaRe planned w«< RetlriR under wuy. The First fuvalry is commandfor individual plants were not disclosed. Unit* affect ml, Old* id r,y M ij. 'Jencral llnhiirl R. Gay. M Inmini unoppiiaeil at a pier In Mid, would he; Gary ami South Worl-j, In the the ll’ lli- tishiriR tiwn of I’oIihiir . Chicago District; ](omust",td, ti miles noitii of 1‘usan, the chief Edgar Thomson, Clairtun, l)u> II, H. Mip| ly port in Korea. It qtiasno and Ohio Works (Youngs­ went iisl.nri with a ttille rj, ontown) in the Pittsburgh district*. RineeriiiR and sigunl units, and Old* said the cupaclty increases mound* of nippli'H, The number of WASHINGTON, July 19 —m “should prove to he of material men landed wu* secret. I hr ‘*r., h nmv have already liocn — India's Prime Minister Neh­ help toward meeting the current '!«•* in ru today renowod his proposal to high demand for many kind* nf in action at Ywhon, $2 miles stoel products.” .iuii’l . . from .. - •».. the ui*t roast. on the bring Communist China Into the The now cutiilrucliua work, he up ht anchor of a tine held h) United Nations as a step toward ••la, would not Inlvrfere with U’iiiMi Ko' i- iiih. ll wav here that solving the Korean crisis. In a new note to Secretary of Misting steel production, and unexplained I'. H. ^artillery fire would lie pushed to completion iiumh'd th. Communists a jolt State Aeheson, the Indian lead­ as quickly a* possible. curlier this week und sent them er argued that the admission of Communist China, as demanded . " lii.r in .retiifil. Russia, would not he by Soviet Ho 'II k In ruling; will lift sunn nf Truman McHHugc Tan iencouragement of aggrrsthe pressure fiom the 24th Divi­ «lon." sion which liar been holuiug the <(!«ailaur. rrma f « B, Its.) He said that In making this ap­ frmed aggression limy tukc place Tin*Ion urea l clow the Kum River proach to the U. H. und Russia lini'. Tho J ’llh t.tuj stopped tlit- India la seeking to "strengthen In other areas." The President said (he Inert•U*ON ' ’omiJilmlstv in tin Ir tracks at Tae- the United Nations In resisting In the sire of the armed Services Joii , vthitli A11ifi> plain's tipped at aggression." and supply and the extra supplies they petal. enemy , nnn.ir, ........... vehicle* ...... Nehru's second note was in iev*'l! rcqii're additional nr.ptoprln lliun*. Groggy from a bloody hat- snonse to Aeheson* rejection of tlons. lienee In the next few days ti'ing, tin* Communist pulled up the Idea of seating Commulst he. will "transmit it* the Congress on the, Kum to get their breath, China now as a preliminary to a anecjfie request* for appropria­ und only put ml actions were re­ possible settlement through tha tions ip *he amount of approxima­ ported for utmost two days loettr “ iirlty Council, tely $ 10,000,00(1,000" exchange \ was made by the be exehanre ste Department Immediately At haw*, Mr. Truman said, there must he "suhsUntlal redir­ Kiwuni» Meeting ection of economic resources" to Insure that defense need, will Imi H'onllnurri K r s n I 'a a e llael met without bringing on Infla­ concrete exposed on both tion and Its resulting hardship for sides and blocs would have a concrete svery family. he suiil, Accordingly, tho President pro. j floor," The Rotary plan to finance the posed: building culls for the forming of 1. That Congress pass legisla­ u iiuii-jinifit corporation. The cortion now authorising piloritlen hud puriUion would sell to euch club allocutions fur matcrals needed In Hanford $25 notes. "Thu final for national security, to limit pan note." Mr. Hpimcer said, "coud be of materials for mm.easentlal tired In 11 years." iftirp'’w»r to prevent honrdlnv, aril Civic club* would he allowed to to requisition or seise mnleriul* have one director on the building'* retfuired for defense. hourd for each 511 notes that they • 2. •That nil govermmnt agencies take. ' IWtiew their programs willi mi cy> "On Juno I," Mr, Spencer said, to lessening the demand foi ser­ "llie Rotary Club sent letter* to vice* and supplies vital to iiifense. every civic club In Hanford asking 9. That taxes be Ismsled more them uf llieir aid in carrying sharply than he has recommended through the program. To date before In order to combat infla­ only one club has answered. ;V tionary pressure. " If Hanford is to grow," he He said that at 'an appropriate said, "wo will have to gamble a tim e," as aoon as necessarv stud- little money on Its future." lea are finished, lie will present & Thu Gainesville Kiwania club £V V *£4/25 f v Congress a tax program bused on bn* written tho Sanford club ask­ the principles that f AI Th» nation ing for its support In selling tic­ must try to pay for the greatest kets to football games to ba held amount of needed «|ien<llrir out of this fall ut the Unlverally of Mr. Link Robinson, $19 Lindl u e s and (It) The la* system Flnrldu. I'rcsldent Ralph Bmith must lie balanced to dutrlhute Its instructed all memtiers Interested m v , la the moat content and sat­ isfied man In Newport, Ky. In burden fairly to contact thu eocretary of the Mr, Truman heretofore has urg- Klwuiii* and'file their names with fact, he Mys there Isn't a thing m tha world that can Irrltato wr M analny higher taxes on corpora­ him. upset him now that ha la on the tions ami on upper bracket In­ President Smith urged all mem- HADACOL hand wngon. If th a n come*. liurs to attend a dlvUlonal meet­ Today he told Congress that ing which wll be held Oct. 81 In aver waa .a man who thought HADACOL is tha most wonder­ heavier taxaa will lesson the need the University Cub at Winter ful thing In tho world, It Is Link for general economic control* and Park. Robinson, tinea ho loarood that that a balanced tax pregram Three Mt. Dora Klwanlana were hta system lacked Vitamin* B l, would help chock profiteering guests of the local organisation. 4 That th e n ho further rt>- They were L. C. Smith, W. Ck BS. Iran,, ami Niacin. Hare la what Mr. Robinson has . atralnta on credit expansion—al- Patton and Eddie Dlgwall. ta My about HADACOL, which la M g lines of rurhs he directed yes­ now supplying liberal quantitlaa terday for federally assisted of theM essential elements: " I housing. The President told the Federal the Korean war, but also for any have bean a steal workar for ovor twenty yaara. Whan you a rt a Bousing Administration and tho emergency elsewhere. Mr. Truman Mid Increased stool worker, 'you havo to do Veterans Administration to de­ strength la needed In three gen­ mand higher down naymente and you Mod lota of good, substantial to rut dawn on building programs eral cotcgorleat First, to meet conditions In Ko­ food. But when a stomach is tn generally In order to provlda more building materials for defense rea, additional men, equipment aa bad. a shape aa mine wax . . . und iuppHcs must he sent I couldn't oat, 1 had g u pains, ^*Today he recommondod that rapidly us possible" to the forces •Uimach bloating and nervousCongress authorise more control* of General Douglas MacArthur. n est; wail, I Just couldn't aat tho Second, the world situation re­ proper foods I needed. My boas to curb tho eapanelon of nrivatelyquires a substantial Increase In told m o about HADACOL and I Jtanneod real estate credit, i B. That Congress authorise pro- the site and material support of started taking It immadiately. dnctlon loan guarantee* and direct Amerlran armed forcet, beyond After tha second bottle I could tell n definite Improvement. Now iMUta to boost production. Tho the lncreaeea required In Korea. Third, la the extra help for our 1 ana ant tho foods I road to oat Mm ta to epeed and Increase the to roaUy bo on tho Job. In fact. output of vital matcrlale. product* Allies. . Nowhere did Mr. Truman di­ T ana aat anything t want to. I ad aervlcoa for defense. Mr. Truman closed hla massage rectly eccuea Ruesla o f fanning am not norvoua any mere, either, the fire* of aggression in Korea. ■ a a t'o f mil 1 haven't got thaw • eotfldent note: "W o wUl7fo1low tho courae we But he recited tha record of Sov­ terrific gaa pains and no a n te ' “ iting. HADACOL ia i with courage and with iet refusal to auppoit the U.N. or auee we carry In our even attend meetings a t which the _________ i flame nf freedom. We Security Council stepped Into the ' l i t fighting for liberty and for Korean crisis. -Mr. Truman Mid tha Security C n t "1 with God s bleaslng ______ m thousands are hi Council's united and resolute ac­ ntiag from HADACOL . . . a l|) aueoaod." tion to put down lawless hundreds of doctor* are reo ' i HO Optimistic oredleb, for • quick vHmrv alon Is a milestone toward the as- mending JHADAOOL to tahllkhment o f n rule pf law among nations." mint B l, BS, ina 'Ipnly a few coustrlea," he HADACOL la ae Ion eon b« HADACOL a rt faclnr tinned, "have failnd in support the tha , _ force* common action to restore ote. The most Important nf (when Ire ^ Ja ^ tmlnod for see Is the Soviet r rt WASHINGTON. July ID—<yp>— A Ktringent policy for prosecuting willful violations uf the draft lav was announced today by the Ju s ­ tice Department. Attorney General McGrath said he ho* Instructed the FIJI to "vigorously seek the apprehension of willful violators." FRI Director J . Edgar Hoover Issued a list of suggestions for those ruining within the draft law, and noted that it provld< penalties foi violations ranging up to five years' und fines as high a* * 1(1,000. The net requires registration of all males between 19 and 20 veara old. Those becoming 18 must reg l*ter within five.days after that birthday. Hoover suggested for thole a f­ fected: 1. Register promptly. 2. Fill out ami return vpur questionnaire promptly. 3. Keep your local hoard ad­ vised of vour correct mnlllng ad­ dress. 4. Report for examination and induction when so ordered. 5. Report changes In vour family status or occupation which may have n hearing oil your classifica­ tion. Ci. Always curry your registra­ tion certificate and classification notice on vour person. 7. If you have made an honest mistake, talk It over with your local draft hoard. Nehru Sends New Note To Aeheson On Korean Crisis after Madame Vijaya Lakshml pundit, Indian ambassador 'and Nehru's sister, delivered - tha Prime Minister’s second note to Aeheson. Dependable Used Cars 1949 DODGE 3 passenger Coupe 19000 m iles--original covers black finish —radio —seat *1495 $500 down $5(i.81 per month 1948 PLYMOUTH Special Deluxe 4 Door Sedan 31000 m iles-original black finish-heater-radio-- *1395 $165 down $66.11 per month 1948 CHEVROLET Fleetmaster 2 Door Sedan 31000 miles—upholstery like new—beautiful litrhi tfreen finish -h e a te r—umazing value 1295 $130 down $62.13 per monUi 1946 PLYMOUTH Special Deluxe 4 J)oor Sedan Orij?ina! blue finish-set covers 995 $330 flown $50.15 per month *595 1941 PLYMOUTH 4 Dour Sedan Light gray fin ish-seat covers-excellent tires $200 down $43.98 per month *295 1941 PLYMOUTH 3 passenger Coupe The price is right $100 down $26.45 per month 1946 CHEVROLET 'A ton Pickup New tires-overhauled m otor-excellent cab & seats '645 $215 down $46.55 per month MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM Seminole County Motors MAKS MONEY ■YBEAMNOTHE A M Ft. MtHnn Park Phone 1011 that tiffs home* Ite r a te P O W E R hwir tilt's riglt fir yiv jilt Your Dodgn truck wiUhgynplantyof power—and thMicomat"- ~ engine ie ■ higb-efBcienc engine " Jo b -R a t*d n to prey power for the weight n model in which it’eueed. thk"Jofc-/fe*rf” power,L ____ ■valleble 8 different track enginee. tae-«w H m -m m .. 9 4 np U *r .......... ..Ml HP ». a a - m e n m - m M 9 np u - n * ............... 1 I 4 t - h t e i ............ np I 3 1 mp i-m *-»-*■.....Mlar a r s %&2t m g I o *r re- e .ihurili $• W S S L 9^ ■.nvwa to tha I lK as • nl - m �THE W EATHER Fair and continued hot ihrough Friday except for a few afternoon thundershowers at widely scat­ tered plana. Light to moderate easterly windy over -uuth portion and light variable nimbi oter "mill pmtion. In Unity There Is Strength— To Protect tha P n n of the World; To Pronote the Progress of America. To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. AN INDKI'LNDKNT DAILY NKWSI’AI’KK V O LU M E X X X X 1 SANFOHII. FLORIDA. Kstnlrlislieil 1908 Tax Action By Congress M ay Senate Votes Party Lines In Accepting Tydings Report On McCarthy Inquiry Top Brass Of Red P r e s i d e n t Hits Europe And China Speculation A nd Meet In B erlin Silly Hoarding WASHINGTON,- July 20_(,P> * —Senator Gillette (D-lowu> aaid today a Senate investigation of aharp rood prlea increases will twain within two week*. Gillette, chairman of a Senate Agriculture Subcommittee, cull­ ed the rerent price inrreubcw “vicious, unjustifiable and unpntriotlr." lie remarked that certain peraona are “in a push tlon to exact from tha public eahorbltant prices.” inflation. 'But some Republicans, notably Senators Taft and Bricker of Ohio and Wherry of Nebraska, called for cautious study of the wide range of allocation, priority and . credit <unite I* requested. The lax message, it was report* ed, muy follow quickly Mr. Tiuj^rnan’s midyear economic report. This it due early in the week. It will appraise the economic im­ pact of the Korean wai and the proposed $10,000,000,000 starter on new defense spending. Those who have been in touch with the men helping draft the Truman tnx proposal xay they be­ lieve its aim will be to recover about ae much revenue aa was cut off In the 1948 tax cut bill—but -float neceeaMily from the sans* groups of taxpayer*. The 1948 cut was estimated a t $4,000,000,000 at the time, but later eetimates have ranged much higher. CougreiHiunnl xtaff experts said it would take two year*, at least, to epend the full IIO.OOOJOOO.OOO Greece Ami Yugosla­ Threatens Rationing Ami Price Controls via Seen As Possi­ Should Prices Rise ble Nexl Victims HEREIN. Inly 20 t/1’1 lop Hi i > n i t iimmum.t I in"|ie ,iml Ifni 1 1 mi utemUrtl i".lay Llilt.It .1p|ll'.ll I'll lo I"' .III llll|llll II 111 t omliiltiim meeting loulri iIn unci id .t t nmmtimsl I’.nly i<*ii lelitnill. toiiiimmi-l lepir'rot.ilne- lium IH it,ttooi- iii.n.i id lliei" bu'.wig. ill the Mimow iliiiT'liil ( oiiunloioi i .uni line uslruulil) li t lnil.iv opening ill llie tlniil annual i"iiviuiion ol l -.i-l tii'Mn.un - Sin nil i t U-Iitv (t nmimmld) p.nly li .in. tin iiigtict g.iilictmn nl Reil leatlci* tim e tbe oulbn .ik id llie E Uf III war. Hie inirii.iu came <v» t *I'miiif iiiui priMNin•' wu* Inilly -Ii |pul ll|* ^U|tov|in,i. lull" i lor ol flu* StIVMl Mf»t lr .1iMl 4.unit* h v til.<11 IH Imui ■illrr tiIn* U*nii*'il Nat liil. v <"Him lilt t|'r Bail am. w.ii 'n il l! . N. :Sr icl.uy t leueral 1llv'lr 1 i' that III. ("mini[orm iliai)’ I-*- I'l.imniiM .Ill attark mi viriftr. For ever ul Wi'C'b lilt’ll* 1in\t V a rre n To Still d y Testimony G i v e n In C r i m e Inquiry MIAMI, July *• —W V -A Broward county grand fury to­ day waa directed to M ain o study of Sheriff Walter Clark’s ■ruconnection with Illegal gambl­ ing operations. Circuit Judge George W, Tedder signed an or­ der at Fort Lauderdale calling the Jury Into aeoalon Ang. I to '‘investigate any connsetlen of the Sheriff of Broward eoootyH with activities disclosed by a Kofauver Senate qopudtUe at Miami last waok- Tbo M o riff was shown In testimony to bo • partner in the Broward Novalty Company, which did n 9TM.MQ > ‘----- la the hoUta lottery la " IMS, 11(1 end 1MT, end also paid taxes aa IN slot machines. TA LLA H A SSEE^ July l O - W —Governor Warren sold today he trill study testimony that William H. Johnson contributed $154,000 to his compalgn and take*action "In accordance with the evidence aPd the law,” Florida law prohibits race tracks or their ownars and stockholders •ifre m making political campaign contributions. Johnson ia principal owner of four dog tracks in tha The Greater Miami Crime Commission yesterday wrote Warren demanding^tbat^h* tirect J&^^*apTH KBE F IR R CALLS The Sanford Fire Department aaewerod throe alarm calls yeaA J Aa ’electric motor ia tha City ' ■flump bouao waa listed 04 a fltota loss when Ai m s because of Mrs. W X .. Homo a a ail stove la bar I _ aad caught fir* while etova ia tha Pate, ad 110 •treat reeeii agaa from a • p H to the wiring 4 DANGBBOUB BULL . . . \ SIIIM . I llN. Jolt 211—i-i*) llie .Null tnd.ii e.'llle,| -eiriu l Vn Iteser.c nail- lo " 111e m>i >ii e and tin* Mailin' I orp- notilied all il' le■•clip e i".in.I unit-. In he p iip jird lo go on nrti.e dull on III .I'll - iiotiee. \I llie 'llie lime, the tint) annnniiied itiil il ha., nlelteil riniili.il and II ,||M>( I ill I! llllilf. 11mu |.;i,h of llie six roulinelilal \■in> areas Ioi inoi ruieiil in llie neat fuluri* in llie Far liii-l. I lie-e are regu­ lar \rui) 11mills. The .\ni) aaiit il riiuld mil iiiiunliitrc ihr Ites e i.e Air units railed In duly, (lie niuulrrr ol men, oi the lies• iv; inti line nl llnir noils, Division Commander Missing As Hattie Rages Around City; Planes Keep It Up IOKYO, Fnd.iy, July 21 -</!*> Front |ilu- di.patrln - *.mt Inddy llie 24ih Division vv.t* withriiawin * tmill embattled laejou and that I he whrreahoutv n, mininaader, M.i j . General \A•111 vn, 11 . m, was unknown. A M ii Aillitir iTimmiiiinpir i n d at I l: 10 A. i\l today, J . i |i.i ;i dav liylii time, (9:30 A. M. Ihuivday. E SI I *aid llie Amniinn- vlam ic. their pinilniru hut tin- i nmmtiniipiappealed to he b.i-ed un nifimiu- tion dial was old I he communique said a E-man Cninmutiiil inlantry-lmk attach 1Innxl.*y afternoon wav prr ing at the city. I o ld di-patilwv indi­ cated il had driven into die city, which was .lhln/e, llie Amcticaiii held oil the Red attack for several hours, they turd foi the first lime the new 3,5 rocket launchci* which they said knocked out d ot the flint ten lt"d tank*, llie Ait l o n e claimed in have destroyed five additional tanks in the halllc area. General Dean, who was at the front all day ThuiHkiy, wat seen onri* wit Ii one of the .<* roc­ A! Culiill, International vice-president of the Junior Jaycecs, Is *.I'lmt,.......Hy r T« ................. nI Hu a Ini ket luiim-ldiig teams. Ilia wli. i, shown idiining tin* -tub- president'* emblem on llruiley Odhum at Fnin, Vice l * t i,|. m Charii's Johtrron, TI"'.i- iii ,-i Ie. iti'i. M.<fI<*tIt. ii limit a became unkovvn at tlm the state Joyce.* Installation ItnniiUet lust Saturday night in the Secretary* Gnr.kin Bradley, \ice J’li Hilent \\:>l:. > Davi'. unit huttli* mounted to ii crosceutla Sanford Armory. Sir. Odhum *.var elected president of Florida Jay- I’ll "idem Powell Kuiniitei Seated in pa l I’r. "lent I'.d Itoi.d, "f WASHINGTON, July 2ii—(,P) about nightfull. All lulviinec hendcees ut n reeeiit.r.itiveniinii which was held In Jiicksoti*‘illu. Other Tampa, lilt'll repmta of trnnp moveliienl* —Tin* .VImine Corps luilay ail- otinrtcrH npukesman udmitleil In* slate officers receiving honor* art* il. to r.) Vice President Charles ami iioidii security meamires in vised all ils oig atilted reserve did not know where the General L'llruiiu. Itomimin and lltine.niy, a mu ml iiniln to Ih* prepnrrd lo was, adding, hut “that ilu.-i not dl gooii < I'liilnfnrm mi ndiett und no oil ai l ii e duty on II) days nieuii that lie I* ill Iin jug.” in iphhoi "t liie .e e or Yugo.lnvia. nntiri*. A spokrsman said no (la Washington the Defenso I'lieri* wu also n repni't fium noils have yet Is'eu ordereti tu Department said il hail no report, L iilei'.nl, C/ecImxIoviikm, tlml E*' arrive duly, but that Marine thut Dean was missing.) : i oreigu Minlstei A iuIh i 5 I nips hciiiiqusilera is now pre­ The C.I.'m fought furimmly— ■».H*$rj.i.y tied cut elimt ii vncutl.Hi paring/ a P-f of selected unlla both on tho ground und in the o f"n ea rly two mohths at Hmi Ih.ll Mill gel the first VnII. all—to hold Taejon. Strafim ; heallli lesurt and had left tor un .SOMEWHERE IN KOREA. July 2 0 -( / 1 V - T I . U It n wal id W/YSI IING I ON: July 20 - f/P) planus smashed nl Bed artillery iindisi'to.cd i*p"t. It wm the to * lealtli and deception, Itickrry and mbterfuiie. pmdtloriiv which tried to cIiho hi dom’n of Vi.hm ky * luce iiiid-Mny. I'lcsiil'llt I Mini.in said Iasi behind ft it a war of unease. You never know who is the enemy. Nmih the American!' und cut off Then* was no itnlieulioii, Iiiim t l u i i l l u u r a *-•< I ' a s a I T i u r y Levy On Gas Compa­ Korean A nd R e d s ever, t lull V*diinsky " ii . in llei IlM. their retreat with mUllcry fire, soldiers berome civilians. I he one shot dim trd at American S o c i a l i s t s A locomotive crew trying to lake Tit, e evi id * indicated I" Maty ny’s Personal Pro­ while costume thumbs the Iritifer on a machinrgun. It's aimed *i P .iy T r ib u te T o n lute haul uf supplie . from Tae­ We i n ii nl.- . i v i i lint II........ any Americans. jon wax ambushed enroutu Lo the perty Is Reduced leaden, " f tie* Interimtiomd Kid J J r i n c c C li a l i e s It is a gnawing, anxious war in which you may lie ford on elution. mi niiixuliiill here prnluildy had tlm rear and front simul­ An army spoke, mini mid ThuraI hr lioa id >d Count ('•minus- from I. een drawn I" lleillli hy mi.ie tlilin * HID 'NM I . |"|y .'(I I/C, taneously—n war of dark nights tainty. For example: I'olllinued on I’uge I'liur II. .. Siwinli l Unity C m ig rc*. uonert met a an l'.i|ii.ili/.iliun M ASHINtiTilN, July 20—(dl — I’rcsldenl lr o inan gave InslrneliiiiiM it.dai In Charles M. Spoffnnl. lieu depul) IJ.S. relircsrntnli.c on llie Norlli VII I nI it- Ciniliril, alum I »hnt inusl lie dime lo -I rein: I lien Ninth VI1.nitii- defruspH. Spnfford. »ho h a .e s Ini l.oinliiu Saturday. ■alletl on VIr. Truman uilli Seetelary nr Slate Achemin. lie Inhl reporlers his iustrurtiiinn I nl lowed lines of Vlr. Truman’s message lo CougreaM yesterday. Only 1 Complaint War In Korea Called A War Of Leopold V o t e d Is Made To County Stealth, Deception, T r i c k e r y Bad TaThrone T a x Assessments By Bii,rht Wing asked by the President, although contracts could he le^ much more speedily. In Comrres* Itself the House to with the silence broken hy lilrlContinued on Page Four Board yesleufay to lieni one coin- enlls or honta not uttered hy f Nil. 2.$!l 24th Yields Blazing Taejon To Red Tanks Florida Jaycecs Get New Officers D e Next Week 1 WASHINGTON. July 20-(/l\| --Ptciidenl Truman's call (or "lubstantial" tax increase* to help fight Conimuniit aggrruicn may be lushed to Congress as early as licit week. Capitol tourer* irjArted this to­ day, while congressmen were agiccing generally that Mr. Truman mult be given new economic pow­ der* to speed rearmament and cutb Associated Press Leased Wire I III IJSDAY .11 l.\ ‘JO. lil.rll A few days ngo un American Kim* l.rii|>"|il Yll iv.i- mini back hospital triiin—u locnmutivc at.) to hi. llnoni I*v iln- lirl.'i.in I’.hIi.iplaint at in tlir assessment id pro- lilrtla. ipmi loUiiy. nut* ear -win rumiing north la It l> . n wnr of tension and pcity at fixed by the lax aisrnor lie It,|- lircn lit cxil,- III SivitrrrDm rMii# Four I hlghpltclied nerves trial uncer­ on the 1950 toll. * l.iinl unit tin- ii.ii. I|i<- qtii-iiion ol I The Florida Home Cat t'ontpany, Innil'ini! Iillli llaik 1||||I lii-|y*ium rrpiesrnlrd Ly it* President A. H. bully for nmiilht, willi llie SocialGaede, requested that the Iward •ft I' ulu ul.iily In-inyt lollcily opreduce the company's lax assess­ poinl lo hi. rcliitir. ment by 50 per cent. Av*r»sinent A prim srtMon ol I" it11 liori.r. of value of tbe company's leal and fi.irli.iiiicnl, i.ril I'ffi .illiiiii.tlivt* prrsonal properly was set at $1 30,ST. PKTERSUUItG, July 20— CLEAltWAHTEli. July 21) id’' Viiirt lot la*o)i"lil v iclinii, mill 650, 0 . P. Herndon, c.iuniy ilerk Special)—Veteran* living in 47 —A Mushed «ut little ulil it""i nu»i i>|ip".iiioii Soiialitlt, Liber­ slated today. north Florid* counties where til showed mi emotion hist nil" al. nml CommnniT. air l.nnnyi in Tile buard examined the rr- home luuns are not available from ■S Ill'll III* lll*Hlll U VlTllil't II .i I piolr'.l, llmr air 1112 inriul'ri, ill turns to the tax attestor and it private lenders may now apply hi circuit fuurt here which uh-iiii-, both li'ill.rt. ilii* in tlm rhetrir rh;m Wat noted that the irluru and tin* for direct financing through the hi* must I In* tin Itiuli m .is on Irgi-Li IInII A jury uf six 1111*11 uml mi attrttnienl of real cttale wat $10.- Veteiuns Administration, II. F. women in-s-il.-il only 36 inimiti . In rml the irgrnry of I'lincr Dickcnalreets, VA's Paa*-a-Grllle 650. The attettnirnl and the le- Reach region manager, announc- to convict illt-yenr-uhl Churl"' ( llUlh't la'opald'. bullin'!. Giffonl uf murdering statu IUi*. lurn being ---- llie tame, .ihr Board. ed today. Tin* oppn.ilion lo la'opohl wilt took no action on reducing real The area* from which applies- Chui It** J, Schuli. IniHcd in flu* mum on two factors: The vcrilict uutumatk'iilly curI C n l l s s M Oa i*a*e *•«■*) 1 IC s s lIs m * P n g * W ear! 1. Ilia cullv surrender to the lies the ileuth fieimlly. CeriuiiiiN in lie-ill. “It's nil right with me," Gif 2. Ilih mairinge in i'.llfi lo u lord told reporter*. “They art* 12 I*‘ti*inin!i comnioi.cr aflcr tile dculh 4 coil people. If they knew the of hi. uiiecii. facta the way they huppviietl, it Tim ulislnincni mnrt'linl from wouldn't lw this way." the chumlii'r hefoie tin* vote, leav­ The 37-year-uld legislator mu ing the pro Icing Social Christ inns shot to death screaming fur hel| to vole Leopold's l et urn. i’nulJohn Pierson, assistant scoutmailer of Sanford'* troop No. I > Jid In his private office ut St. ferinet premier, tleelated the SoPetersburg on Apr. 24. Witness" Henri Rpunk, H.n'lull(.l Iradi r ami three Boy Scouts, Donald Futrell, Sanford troop No. 2, Edward Glen, testified Giffonl and Kchuli weru clnl Ciiri.Han* in so lining had ac­ Oviedo troop, and x/ernon Nelson, Lake Mary troop, gave a brief re­ alone In the office and that Gif complished ''out* of Ihc gravest port of the Boy Scout National Jamboree which waa held at Valley ford left the room after five oi und nii.>t di.ustiiion acts <>f our lilstory." Forge, Pa„ lo member* of the Jayccee today. . six shots rang out. Oul-ii'e rim chumber, tin opposi­ After the verdict was rend, “The Florida delegation, or Ambastadora of Good Will left Flori­ reporters asked Gifford whut tion purli iment meinhers p iruded da by train Monday. June 26," eaid Scoutmaster Pinson. "lor the happened in Schuh'e office he- to the loyal pnlme lo pay ono national encampment which open* • final tiil.uli* to Prince Charles. fort the shooting. ad at Valley Forge on Juno 1*0. First class scout Nelson ’old Even with nil ....... voting, “lie was the aggressor,” Gif­ A three day tierlud wax eel of the troop’a vlett to the city ford replied. “I'm never the ng the Sin ini Christ Ians would have aside prior to the official open­ of Philadelphia and to several essor. then he added: H1 didn't Illtd sufficient slienglli to enrrv ing of the encampment for a of the nation's shrines found the day. Tin* filial ballot came af­ ve any wilnessce." pre-jamboree meeting. there. "Many o f the boya," ha Only two witnesses were called ter eight stormy days «f speechMr. Pieraon wa« In charge of ■aid, "began rehearsal for th« by the defense end each testified making which climaxed u year of the group o f hoya from Cen­ grand opening ceremony a t tho that he believed Gifford was in­ political maneuvering, n plebiscite, tral Florida. Each eteta group arena to tell tho "Valley Forge sane. un election, strikes uml strfe t waa divided into a section and After iipproving the end of ti;e During the trial Giffonl, pen­ each section was broken down in­ ■tags fo r tide event, eatd regency and restoration of the to a troop. Each troop consisted Mr. Nelson, eras one-half mite niless and shabbily dressed, snt King, the Horinl Christian* adopt­ with his eyes dosed, and occa of four Bciutdi, wide by ono-fourth mile deep. sionally nodded. ed the following tribute to Prince Scout Donald FutreU waa in Direct Housing Gifford Convicted Loans May Be Had Of Murder Of Rep. From VA By Vets Charles J. Schuli Boy Scouts Tell Jaycees About National Valley Forge Jamboree G charge o f Florida's No. 1 squad. Mr. Pierson, who has been in scout work for the last 10 year*, briefly explained entrapm ent procedures and the dally actlvlUoa that were found there by the 47,000 b m from all peris of the United States and In* world and than turned tha program over to the throe scouts present. Edward Glen o f troop *4 3 told o f the arrival o f tbe Florida de1egaHcm to the samp alto and n o difficulty they had in finding foot o f ground bh -* ‘ Ho explained that troop wore res- T fiir Trees, flags o f all nations, and one Urge scout badge filled .th e center o f tho atabe, while the words 'Strengthen lib e rty ’ occu­ pied tho eidoe o f the arena. Eagle Seoul Donald FutreU told of touring the histories) battle­ grounds a t Valley Forgo. "You could spend a whole week there and ettil not too half o f tho things you wanted to,” ho said. Mr. ru tre ll told o f the several prominent men who spoke to the scouts while they wore at tho encampment "Governor James p u ff, e f Pm, g eneral Dwight D, “Il f Is a pethettlc case," I)» SOCIALITE SHOT Chariest “The combined chamber* send Hie Royal IHciie.s homage of their (CeaHaava rase r»«r) CHICAGO, July *0—^19—Carl GAKDI.INK UP Albert Moore, 53, socially promi­ nent business executive, was fouii I MIAMI. July 20—(AY—Gasoline deed In hie suburban Beverly If ill- prices jumped 1.8 rents a gallon at a majority of Miami’s H00 ser­ home early today. Hie body, dad In underclothing, vice stations today. The Btandnrd Oil Company set found _ lying on tha floor by Me secretary, Mile Hilda Dennis. the pace, quickly followed by Pure 27. She told police tho had been Oil. Most other major eompaniee living at Moore’s home for two followed suit. Predictions were freely made months "going over company that another price hike would books aad records." A year ago, Moore was Involved come before the end of the week Tn" to a shooting scraps with Robert to moke the total increase 2.5 McCall, who was formerly warriod CMtl, With the 1J cent hike, motorpaying from 25J) cents to regular end from £2.9 to Galloway Speaks On Safety Council At B.&PW. Picnic Among tl" Iii'ii notiildeh .unvin,., puipoit'dly for the parly c "t " vent ion, were Uttssln’s M. li [„v and P. N. Pospi'luv. Stmlov is ecretni y " f *1"* liunidnli Con..... ... t I'liily ' eiitiut committee iiiui i- Itunxiu'- I ’onilnfoiin delegnte. Italy’s Communists were lepn* -ciitcd by I’almiro Toidiuttl and Fiance’s Tied* l>y Jacques Huelos, |,„th prominent figures ut previous Comlngoriii session*. J.t7. Giilloivuy, viie-i’liuiriiian of tlie teeelilly oigani/ed Semiliole CtlUUty Sal'Ty Cuuucil, waa guest pcuhei nl II"' llii-inefts und I’role-dittml Women’s Club picnic held Inal night til Sweetwater Park in Oviedo. Mr. tiulloMiiy pointed out tlm reasons for organizing tho Safety Council and di»> iiiicil its pinna for tin- enuring year. The Club pledged >" assist the Council in every )m ihle way­ 'll," resignation of rim Club's Ir eu oi i i , Mrs. Alin* Hteeliworth, Mu accepted. Ml>. I.nis Smiley vviis unanimously elected to fill flu* rinexpired term of office. At turn I’.M. a swimming and diving exhibition was given hy Dun Hull'll, Hide Hof mini, und Alvin Penk*v. Swimming, music and n picnic supper were enjoyed by everyone present. MOSCOW, July 21) \>V, Soviet Rnttij taiil today tb.it U. S llniidi ilemumls fur wilburaw.il ot Norlli Koiraii lone* til ihr IHili imiallel ibould fie ib*I u.ted by llie United N.ii"*u» Sp­ in,ily Count il. pie.uimdily with Ciiiiiinuiiitt L im a a* a Louiuil mrmlier. fliii poiiliun war outlmrd in «c,,Bilti«*s **■ i’ae* V «r> New York Judge Missing 20 Years Is Believed Victim O f B l a c k m a i l Plot NEW YORK. July 2 0 -(/P )—’The year wa. 1930; ibe nation wa, tinting llie first bitter month* uf depiet.ion; Nrw Yink, City wa* jutl emerging from a jougli-end-tumble political « a . . . On the night of Aug. 6. tal', ditlingui.brd looking JMepb horce Cralrr, a Nrw Yoik Sufireme Court ju»tice. dined at a We*t 45ln street uigld club with a theatrical attorney and I m o dancer*. Name Dawn " and Sully Bit*. ----- AIntut 0 P.M., he ruso and tlm Inst chance for solving the {•dll his friend*: "I'm going t<* '« riddle vanished two years ago in *how.” Ho hailed a cab, and left. That »s the IuhI known of Judge Cruter*. Tmluy—20 year* later—police b e liev e thut his dUappcilratiru won an act of Ilia own will. Hav* Capt. John Cronin, head of the it o I i c « department's misting persons bureau: “We now believe ha Just got tired of D ell, and went away. He apparently wanted a new life, and maybe he found one. We sro morally convinced of this, but not legally convinced.. Until we havo proof, thu case will remain open.” Occasional tips—about half doxon a year—still are received from persona around the world whu think they have seen the missing Through the years, the thous­ ands of Ipads and tidblta of infor­ mation have been checked, but none have provided the answer to one of the city's moat baffling mysteries. Maybe, as a private investigator believes, the Judge wax slain In a blackmail plot. Maybe ha was stricken with amneela. Maybe he ■Imply said goodbye to a routine for premium gaealtoo. of which ha was weary. Maybe BATH, Kng., July 20- (/!*)— Win "ton Churchill *uid today ha does not think u great war ia im­ minent. The wurlime prime minister exl'ie»M‘il belief tlmt American liiiniienx will fori'ittull a major coiifllcl. "Hilt I run sure of Ibis," In* mid ill un address, “if there were any vvcuklieaM or division in the Eng­ lish-speaking win bl. if it were lint for thu great and C"iiingeuu4 ciiuiupioiiship uf tiic* cun-** of free­ dom hy the mighty United .Slates, if outside the Iron Curtain there were nut strong and loyal euppnrters of the maintenance of peace, there could be no limit to llie miseries which tin* whole moi Id Mould have to undergo.'' Churchill spoke to u crowd of l.riOO persons wlm ultciided a ceremony Ul which the ....... loin of the city of Bath wu* conferred on him. “ I greatly welcome the ad ion of the United Slate* and I am *un* they will find in uur inland und the urruy uf coituiiuliM enllhs and elute* gutlu-ied around it leal all­ ies uml faithful friends,” In* mid. ‘•it is hard that when only five years have passed we should find Hie dark shadows hanging over thu progress of mankind, the fam­ ous Institution of the Unit'd No lions divided, rent und limn rod in its work—but still courageously performing ll* tu*k.” “ But I do not think myself that o greater war is imminent." ___ the denth of ii mentally troubled one-rime showgirl- And again, maybe il didn't. If Judge Crater still Is alive, lie’s now III, Ills inyiJlfying story, which still has no ending after two decades, hail its beginning as he and his Sanford W eather beautiful wife, Stella, were at their summer home at Belgrade High yesterday 04 Lakes, Me. Low this morning 72 On the first few days of Aug­ Bain yesterday .00 ust, Judge Crater received several Total July Ilaln to date l.tW inng.ilistunct* telephone c a l l * . July normal rainfull 7.00 inMrs. Crater didn't know what they ' dies. were about. On Sunday, Aug. 3, he told her he hud to make a trip to New TH E W EATH ER York City. T i l In* Imrk Thursday ur F ri­ JACKSONVILLE, July SO—UF) day,” he said. l>9 ICJ Ashvillo ill New York City, he was seen ritt 82 Buffalo at his court chambers, going 115 HI Dodge City through hi* flies end records. He lb U2 Memphlx destroyed some of the papers, and 8,1 10J Phoenix took a packet of them away with C2 88 Saint Loul* him. P5 7:i San Antonio On Wednesday, Aug. 0, he ar­ 51 77 Ssattla ranged with hi* secretary to with­ 73 91 Jacksonville! draw $5,150 from two bank ac­ 70 89 Kay W«st counts. Rfl 79 Miami That night, wearing hla 93 71 TaUahaaaos high collar and prince a—^ 22 Tampa /Aw ' — Churchill Insists That World Wai­ ls Not Imminent *1 » • si ii ' 4p c* w A. rAL* . i • .• - 4. I ^ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, July 19, 1950 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 19, 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>, July 19, 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/b274e4814b9703fc114722bfcbe5a42a.pdf aa255dad65b28b2ff8866804260065f5 PDF Text Text MONDAY JULY 17, 1950 THE SANFORD HERALD^ BANfORD. FLORIDA Gifford G o e s On Trial In S l a y i n g O f Charles Schuh E lderly Butcher O f Doubtful Sanity Pleads I n n o c e n t CfrBARWATF.lt. .Inly 17—t/t*> —Trial o f Charles (Afford for the slaying nf slate Rep. Char­ les J. Schuh, Jr., ass soon re­ cessed today until tomorrow to give defense counsel nn oppor­ tunity to Investigate prnnpccllve Jurors. CLEARWATER, “ July 17 -A H ') — Charlie Gilford, the liltlr old <-xbulchcr who lias sdmillrd shooting slate Representative Charles J. Schuh lo dentil, goes on Inal here today. Gifford, 71, pleaded innocent at his arraignment to s first degree murder charge. He commented lain "it might be the best tiling if they sent inr In the electric chair, ronsulcrim; my infirmilives nnd how old I am." Despite lux rclrtrm r lo iiiliimities, the slight, gray li.ninl dclcndanl seems spry and healthy - in body. HI* vttnrnrys have mu-1 they Will ask the jury lo rule on bin sanity. Clrcul Judge John U. Bird, who will hear the rm>r, Imil a-knl two doctors to test Giffmil's sani­ ty, hut the defense protested this was matter f«t the inry to derhb Three years ago liiffnril's wife tried to have him committed i< mentally incompetent by reason of senility- Sclmh, a lawyer, nprt sented her in t lint rang, and al­ though It failed police i-i hove that was tiiu endive foi .....InyVig. . . Gifford, while freely admitting pumping five pistol bullet* Into tlie pnpulal young legislator in III" St. I’otersbun; to fee Apr. 3-1, lo. given several reasons for the kill he came tn tills area only a week - before (In' shooting from T«xa*. crisis. Acheson I# nsllnnrri Crm s V‘ * s * n a si Stalin. Stalin’s reply was hand­ ed In the Indian nmhnssndor in Moscow Saturday. The New York Times, quoting ronfidenlial sources, said Stnlln wrote that he “ welcomed Nehru'a initiative in Irving to restore pence in Korea;" and "reactlva* lion o f the Security Council should be the first step." The Tittles noted that this lat* tor reference obviously meant -tliiil the Chinese Communist* should Im- rented on the II. N. Council In plnre o f the National* ists. ItusHia has beep Imyenlting the council mid other II. N. agen* rirs because of the presence of Nationalist Chinn lepresenta* lives. * 91 Seating o f tbu Chinese Reds on the council would lead to the return of Russia to its dclihera* thins and a discussion o f the Korean situation among its five permanent mrmlien*— the U. f?., Britain, . Ktnnre, Russia and China, the Times hold. Bull <1ant tally the same illformatinn was rc|H>rted from a re­ liable source In New Delhi. The A tin-rlran government, however, bus taken I he position Hint tills Is not the proper t;mo to press the China question. In its view the basic furl of the preseul utiiritii.ii is Ihnl the United Nation?, is fighting for Its life in Keren and Ihnl fight must bO wen as a preliminary to tho set­ tling of other issues. 1'rlvtilely, some o f Arheson’* ndvisnin I eel Ihnl to trade pcpco in Korea for Chinese Com muni si membership In the U. N. would 1st like giving way to Interna­ tional blackmail. Two factors rnnke the Ameri­ can reply to Nehru s matter of extraordinary delicacy and Im* pul lance. Ono i* that Nehru’s great prestige ns n leader o f Asiun nnlbnmlMs means his at­ titude toward American policy nnd net Ion ip Asia can vitally affect llii-lr ^buncos for success. The other fin lei as seen st tin- Slate Department is a need to present the American action in Korea eb-nily as a fight In cuppurl o f llie principle o f Inlrrrmllnnnl senility under the Ifniled Nat inns. A un i Iran government leaders would like to retain Nehru’s good will inward the United Sts to*' stand on Korea and his sym­ pathetic iindcrslomliug h f this government’s policy o f opposi­ tion toward bringing Communist China into the United Nallonn. Initial drafts of Aehrson’s re­ ply, therefore, wen; understood In liiive set forth Amrrtean policy on the point In some dutnli. Acheson is convinced that any compromise on the haste Issues uf the Km can crisis now would euiiKtililte (ippcanemnnl o f an a g­ gressor Hint would Im almost cur­ ium lo bring on other Communis', at lurks rdsewliera in the world. As far as Korea Itself Is eptirented he sees no alternative to pressing (lie military campaign against the Cnmmiinlnla. The term* offered by the Rii * ■Ian Prime Minister were not o f­ ficially disclosed. He was report­ ed In New Delhi dispatches to have made seating o f the Chin™? Communists In the United Nations Security Council an essential pre­ liminary to halting the fighting. The State Department is re­ ported to have completed a draft o f the U.S. response to Nehru. It is expected to restate the "rock bottom" American terms for set­ tlement, hut In a manner to leave the way open for Nehru to pursue his effort If he believes it holds any promise o f success. The minimum U.fl. demand, out­ lined Friday, is withdrawal o f the Communist invaders hack nf the 38th parallel Into North Kotrs. There is every indication that this country will refuse to compromise on this point, which is also n U.N. objective. In addition to the U.S. reply In Nehnr, the State Department said it is preparing to publish nn II-m i Ih h I r t i w Indo-Chinese R ed Fight T o Be Pushed raws mine is burning. The mine is composed o f a lahrynth of some 400 miles of tun­ nels. This includes the main pass­ ages as well as the numerous drifts whirh jut o ff at intervals. And the men may he nl any point in this mare of tunnels. A Ih»vp the mine entrance, on a liltlr le»lge, a small crowd silently watches the operation. Among these ore wfv.-s nnd children, of the missing men. Knur are mar­ ried. Some of the women are seated on orange crates, still dret-ped In their house coats. Only seven or eight men are in the mine -it „ lime. Retween 2fi and 30 wait outside, eager to Join the rescue efforts. SAIGON, Indochina. July 17— (A*)—American and French mili­ tary and diplomatic leaders met here today to step up the fight against Communism In strategic Indochina. They began their talks amid new acts o f terrorism by Com­ munist-led Vletminh guerillas in and near Saigon, The war In Ko­ rea added to the urgency nf the meeting. The opening session lasted four hours and reportedly r^-eyed a general review o f the political and military situation in Indochina. It was the first full plenary meeting of American and French military and diplomatic experts since Prcaldent Truman's announcement of Increased U.S. aid to Franre for American "White Paper" on the Indochina. Korean crisis. Tlie capital f'si sens. of Venezuela Is Detroit Ifs s H iw I r w a ra te Os*t tioning Thursday that he strangled the 87-yeaf-old M e. Stshlry with hi* pant* belt and threw her out o f the ear onto a weed lot, no­ tice said. Saturday he switched his story. #, He said he left Mrs. Stanley olive after quarreling Utterly with her because she hired private deter-, lives to trail him. Both Mrs. Stanley ami Mm , Rankin had leaped Sampson 86,000 to finance his grocery store. The body of Mrs. Stanley, clad In a filmy nightgown, was found early Thursday. Sampson, who has a wife and three children, tout police Mrs. • Joan Leslie, Robert Walker and their two youngsters, in a scene Stanley "wouldn't leave me alone.” rt MGM’a "The Skippeer Surprised Ilia W ife,' showing Tuesday He is held without rharge for Wednesday on the Rlttz Theatre Screen. questioning on the slaying. M m . Rankin is held as a material wit. ness but her attorney said he would seek her release on a writ WASHINGTON, July 17-1/17- Tlie Blair Department got a ropy OCA!.A, Flu., July IT -(/IV Dr. today iif Maishnl BtallnV icply to Nehru’r jU lph B. Uuasell, local eye, ear, Indian Prime Minister hpj*e and tin oat aperjattri, w<» ■ proposal« for ending tlie Korean found dead in his nffieo last night about lltflO, will a sfir.intlicted bullet wound in Ids head, The body was d|stnvuoo by Dr L’nr! H Lytle, who had lieen sum­ moned tu the scene by Mrs. Bustoil when she fount) her husbniui .t ear at the rent uf the office build lug, hut could not gain mi nil I snee. Mr*. Htn.scll told Police Id. Kannetli Alvarez and Deputy Sheriff Don McLeod «'r- Bussell had left U k e Krtr, whrjn they were vacationing, yesterday nl. taxnoon about •'! o’clock asying This sign shown above will Identify the lltotiscinch of trucki from '/j-lon Pickups fo Id5*h.p. Big Jobs participating in (he big Ford Truclt Econ­ omy Run throughout America, Welch for them! Mrs. I'yllis Gaff, 1003 Park Ave., Indianapolis, Indiana, is now able to go about bar houoowork In less time than It takas to talk about it. , That * la. of ro11rso, since Mrs. Goff has boon Northern t a k i n g wonderful HADAGOL. Mr*. Gofr had bean suffering from a deficiency uf Vitamins III, 112, Niacin, and Iran, which HADACOL contains. Now full nf pop and onorgy, Mrs. G off Is abto to glva this fine statement: "It'a pretty bad when you are in a run-down con­ dition when you .nro only IS, That' Includes hoadaabao, looo of sloop . . . I woo aUo tarribl* nervous all tho Unto. Than * 1 This iiiw tli, thousands of Ford Truck* of every ados and type, in every kind of trucking duty launch tho biggest truck operating economy demonstration In truck Jiisiory—the Ford Truck Economy Run! - Ford Trucks do more per dollar . . . in yppr buiineea. In any buainoau. T hf operator* of these truck* will keep accurate records of all go* and oil consumed, total repoiri and maintenance, mileage travelled, load* carried, and work dona for the neit nix months! Economy Is one reason why Ford Is America’s No. 1 Truck Value. And value la the big reason why more and more truck users are switching tn Font Proof of this fact la that Ford Trucka are making the indtutry's biggest sales gainst la A m n r k n ’ a N n . 1 T r u c k V n t w a Como in today and let ua show you bow one of over 17b Ford Truck Models will save you tommy no your ' •-* *r’ •••»• - Tha Ford Economy Run will demonstrate fog (IcfidMKks. Its m h o r i# |fA ooi ftm mm i'JwaixrS jQ Bflrac , ■• * H**"' 1 J i /: 1 1 �if' a * ty In Unfly There Is Strength— To Protect ths P m c « o f the World] To Promote the Profreae o f America. To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. VOLUM E XXXX1 i§mxfotli Ijm illt S A N F O R 15, F I ,()HU>A. Destroy C-47 To Keep It From Enemy H ands T l'K S 0 A Y J U L Y IS. |<156 Acheson Sends Note To Nehru On Korean War ---------- - United States S crn As Unwilling To Compromise While Fighting Continues President Is Expect­ ed T o Ask F or Over Six Billion Dollars, A n d 770,000 Men WASHINGTON, Inly |8_,/p. — In a more ayalnat Inflation. President Truman today ordered a aerie* o f credit restrict Iona on housing. One action wan In tell the Feileral Untieing and Home Finance Agency to In.-reuae down payment requirement* sub. alanlially, both for new eon* atruction and for modernising and repair Inana. He aaid that the Veterana Admlnlrprallon, for example. ahotild require a caah down payment of at lex*t fire per rent for all loan* guar* anteed, inaured or made hr it. whererer existing law will nrr4 mil. In a letter to Raymond T Fnley, Hollaing Arimintalratnr. Mr. Truman aaid that rontlutird ronalrurllon of home* at high lerela would be deairable except for recent International develop* menla. Out he *aid It ia clear that many maleriala used in leaidrutial and other c«n-Uriirtlon will be required In im-ren*. injt amnunta for natlnnal d>fen«r purpoaea. ♦ 4 WAStHNCTONTjuly 18 —</P) -A grim Cnngren eyed the- un­ folding tlnry of retreat in Korea and prepared to rebuild Amcritan arm*, to face ibe worldwide threat nf Communist attack President Truman worked on a blueprint for more tnililaty jmwrr but it would not reach Capitol (fill until tomorrow. In advance he war i^experlcd In nik for money, men ami matrriala. Specifically, around $6 .0ftft,000, IHH) in money, aulborily to increase ibe atmrd force* by 770.000 men, and come system fnt allocating fieri and other material* for arm* lltaattawra M* rasa Twn| Meeting Is Held By +3eminole C oun ty Sportsmen’s Group Disapproval nf the new law nl* lowing hunting of game avsry day wilhout a real period In the Inter­ est nf cunacrvatlnn, waa expressed by thu Ron rd o f Director* i f thr ■Seminole County .SportmanV Aaanrlntlon la st night when they drafted a reanlutlnn to that rffert j for the Florida Came and Fresh " W a t e r Commission. The resolution stated that the law In nnl in accordance with the wialtea nf the sportsmen. Tlie re* aolutlun declared that the law war a backward step confide ring the progress that has been made through conservation nf game bv rest days. The mnin project lead down by the organ iml Ion'a hoard for this year la the building o f a clubft house on some nearby lake or ‘ river. President Porter Lansing aaid that most o f the c ju ^ h a v e (Uonttaoa* I). S. Blocks Sale O f Goods To Red Europe W ASHINGTON, July IS — U P ) — The Commerce# Department reported today It h u blocked .shipm ent o f more than 1150,000,“ OOO In war-potential goods tn Russian-dominated Eastern Eorope In the last two y a m . Secretary Sawyer ta ll Presldent Truman and Congraaa the action waa aimed at prvrenting eip o rt o f American material* and equipment that would bolster Bo,ri#t military power. His report showed that atop. order* blocked ‘ shipment o f 96 per cent o f the H I M t M W In w goods which the teteought from thla the U. 8 . adopted •trie t Ions on ex porta la 1948, 8 P T T R IA L PRAGUE. Csachoslovakia. July 18—W )— Twenty-ter* f « f l o h g charged with spyiag mid terror­ ism war# reported on trial today In northern MoraviaThe Mora vi en -fllleaian edition of ,th# Prague Ml ad# A union organ, said the ad yesterday in M o m Moravian coal mining o ffiW T K s I f f t district told a , f o r i * a f Um p o r t ly V A X WASI lINCil ON. inly Assnrirtlrrf Press I,cosed W ire Global Peace Fight Asked By Anti-Red U.A.W. President DETROIT. July 18 -</P> Waller Rculhcr proposer! today that thr United Stater inve*t more than a trillion dollar* in a 100 year fight In rid thr world of Commun­ ism. Rrulhrr, prnidrnl nf lltr CIO Unilrd Auto Wnrkrrs Union and long-time foe n< Conimuninm. made the proposal to President I rutn.m In a letter In the President the union chieftau advocatrd a globu­ lar "total peace offensive” under America's leadrr»hip r* a ‘ 'com­ pelling nrrrMily” for "drinor ralic survival." Rrutbrr pr<i|*o*cd a vast ninepoint worldwide prog tan. under United Nation* »pon*or*liip. America'* financial contribution would he at f!u*rrale ol $13.0045.000.000 a year. The total final Investment, a f­ ter 100 yearn, would lie $1,300,0041,000— or. aa Reuther aaid. the cost of thr last war to the 1J.S. (One trillion dollar- ia u hillion dollars multiplied 1,000 times.) Souther's communication to Mr, Truman waa nf a dramatic char­ acter. In hla draft of a worldwide pro­ gram he concluded with the state­ ment: “ We are at the place in world lilflory where we must rtu ognire that tho best hope of saving trredom and achieving a Just er.d last­ ing peace Is in action- actirn so challenging, so vai-t In acupe, so practical In design and tv sincere In purpose that it will Ml Un­ moral vacuum In the world with relmrn hope and a renewed mint uf cooperation among the people o f all nations." Reuther envisioned a huge Intemationsl enterprise -lpcratlng from a "People's World Assembly for Peace" within the UN. Each nation would contribute according to lla means to a UN fund for “ economic and social construction." The “ People’# Assembly" would (O aattiM * Oa Pas* M il The Seiialr ( ’rime In vest ten ting rum lit It tr i- miller Senator Kcfsulet (D-Tcnn) Ivgan n one-day hearing in St. I,mils this morn­ ing. conrentrnl*.ig on srMviMe* m F ahI St. I «nla. III., anil lieinit). More than .10 witnesses, nmal of them (rum the so-called east aide. « rre under auhpena «h ro the closed-door hearing started. MIAMI, July 18 f/l*)— A istmtl swept this hich today Hint Sheriff Waller Clark of Itruward muntv would resign Frirlnv been itse ol Senate nirne probe rrvrlaimns. Senator Ksles Kefauver (IITonn I In ought out nt 11* ■ Sei.nte I'ommilteoV flrml session here Snturilnv that ('.lark nod his l,i.i llirr iirul chief deputy, Itoll- t. were partners In a rntnpanv thnt nperuted a Imlilu tottery uml hIo>. machines in llroward county. Governor Fuller Warren ha, m ■ dered f'lsik to Tsllshasse,- f„ - n liearinjr Friday to determine tvlu thm Hu* slmriff should he m u . pended from office The Miami Dally Nnw,t said tl was told ('dark Would r"*tgo ho fnre'thr'Friday Tirsiitig. The antne report wnw heard hv the Fort I-nm|crdate Dailv Noe The two newspapers nre not nffil iated. The sheriff roilld not la* len -lu I for confirmation. According to the Mii-mt I News, Clark is being urgeil l*i re­ sign hy close friends to prevrilt “emluirraKsnient to certain persons.’’ There was t,o indication, i* was saIiI, that Chief Depulv lto >ert ('lark plnnoed similnr Nnmes mentioned as irossIMe fllH lIa a H a a P a t * Mis* O ver 1,200 Per,sons Found lfnrounlerl A total of 1222 perr.nn* A|i|iarently not included In the recent U.S. censiiH enuniernlion have i>ecn uncovered thus far hv the Chamber of Commerce Census Committee, Lea R. Lesher. rhairman, reported today. This figure Include* l i t from Faels, 2 from Bear Ijike. 40 (in­ complete) from Geneva, .U from Longwood, 8 from Lake Mn. v. US from Castlelierry and Kern i’nrk, 2fi2 from Altamonte Springs, and 80 from Forrest City. The recheek in Oviedo, Monroe and the City of Senford is nnl complete. The Committee exprrls to have G eneral Evangeline unrovered 1,600 uncounted persons Booth 1b D ead A t 84 hy Saturday when the campaign ends. Anyone who has not yet hern H ARTSD ALE, N.Y., July 18(A^—General Evangeline Booth, counted is urged to let the Com­ retired commander o f the world­ mittee know ipunedlatelv hv tele­ wide Salvation Army, died yes­ phoning 61. terday at the age of 84. V A N DORKN I1IF.H She had been ill for more than TORRtNGTON, Conn., July 18 • roar aad spent the last few dsva *—U P i —Carl Van Doren, 64, author before her Math In a corns. Bha waa born in London on end editor, died today at the Hungsrford Hospital Christmas Day, 18418, the name Charlotte year her father. General William Van Doren. who had a summer ■oath, founded the Army. 8 )te grew up with the organisation snd home in West Cornwall. Cinn.. her lifetime almost exactly par- had been 111 about a month. * Hated Its growth. JOHNSON RAFFED Aa a little child aha followed W ASH ING TO N, July 1B-4/Dher f athan t footsteps as he th* Limehouse sad Rep. Lanhai* (D -G a) said today almas o f Lqndon — that Secretary o f Defense John­ and t n * gnashing there hen-elf son should reals*. Lanham said the Koosan war whan.only in bar teens, ird the V ' t ' * shows tho U,8- waa unprepared. " I t seems te ms Johnson made and the United o f the Armv’s a mistake and misted the people ■he ted a ntU* hy hla statement (in a speech Ike gold rush made earlier late year) that if r M e became th# enemy struck at 4:00 n’dock aad was lend- W* would be ready to strike hark at 8:00." ______, ____In Urn United S TA TE BUILDING TA LLA H A SS E E . July 18-~4/P> andar a f the world organisation, — The Cabinet released 1650.000 S r i H U S S L I i 1889. She was the for a psychiatric building at ths Chattahoochee State H osjIU l to" JA R H A N DIES However, U made the condition JACKSO NVILLE. July 18-4JP) — William A Hlldelgsndt, 67, no centred fo r the building could ■aiMRar o f th* office bulldiag be let until specifically approved which hears hla name her*, diad by the Cabinet. That wlU mean ft jB Bitfr tee* night. His widow postponed If the tMri n MM aarvive. Funeral a f­ ar* pat to be complet- Engineer At citscd, Of Recruitinj; Aj;cnls T o Gcr AtomSccrcts 18 4/U) Ni:.\V YORK, July 18 .(/TVThe foittlb Aniern .m lllegedly linkril to R ii ' sIa 's K b m Furh* .iloni «pv img was >n/r«! ,ii hia honir bur list night liv tile FBI. lie t, J2 -ye.i|-obl luluit llmcnberp s bslfling. br»pei l.ulrd eltemrei iiMl'iril uml (ilhet ol two rlilldlen I be Department nl Jurlicc cbnrged bint with rntnpiiacy tn rortniil espiononsge .in’! raid Ik bud irrruiled lot a rloak-.ind ibaeer Soviet *,pv npp.irnlui lli.il pene ll.tlet) Amrili .1 » Atnnii' iciiel*. N o. 'rank Moves To 'I’uagon I'ronl W ASHI.NGTON. Jul) IS —i/lb — The Army miiil Imlay it Iiah drfinilr infornisliim Mint there are Ruvsinii mlviHrm with n "certain unit" of tlie North Ko­ rean nrmy. Reportera acre told At n Peiilngou hriefing that Ihtween 10 nnd JO Rii«*isn ofttrer» nre with the ‘Vertnin unit." II h identity mai* lull disrln*ed. Thi* given the fir*t con fir ni.il inn the AmericAM \rinv li,m hid of the preitence of l.'iK.j.m ndvi »rre with the Ninth Kntenn*,, the In irfiiiR officer e.ild. Ilir St.ilc Drp.itlmcnl *nid today Amba'iadnr l.ov Henderson in New Delhi la*t night. I O KI 41. \Vrd|ie*d.vy. July 11— Hie t'nmmuiml mv.mnn of Sou lii Koiea u.i* .it a *I.*nets! ill not lb altd we*l o( Taejon today, ■ippairiitlv mi n il to i lull bv the. Iierce nppriMtinn of tlie v i*lly-ouliiumliered Atnenrsn defender*. I lie sititslimi on ibe whole, K o­ rean fionl was *o (pit t ili.it genet i| Mai Ailbm did nnl i**ur In* u*usl r.irly-imiming ( nmniunupie . I in publii information o ffim said lliere wa* iiolliiilg lirw to report and llu-ir was "little enem y aittMl\." Not *ime laic Mmidav bad any in i pi l at tivilv brrii rrcordllt. Ilu Ament am standing lum bt(nrc 1 aejrm tent mil palinls in 11it-si iif information. American mil Australian plane* roamed ibe skies lltrsilay and tepoilrd llitee enemy tanks and 2H llllrks knocked out I bey sighted Iwri enemy planes vvliic b fled. I ae|nn bad been -v*. u tied by quatlrr*. The Noiitli Kmean pro visional government pulled oot last advanced American field bndsveek MnJ, Genet nl Willirttn F Dean, who uenotiAilv led :iii infimtry , oIiiiiiti agninst ii R< d roadblock in Snltirdny'a heavy figiiting nl the Klim, entil tlie Commur.i. t * had not, lieen tthir* to put their Utnl.a neio»a the river hi force. At n command post nfter four day*, nl the front. Dean, com II noilnara oa rsae At** (;1‘) An fiflfliiitimil >mp|hmi f«.» 1 .1> i pivs ttl \mi‘rieiin tifu*p niKhcN In IIh* rrtirlnl luiltlr fmnl mil bit vital it II, S unity Intik tniikrs It1* wtiv nvri niiriTtl ti’i»..tii stlirntl »»f i t»infnn • nn nt> Thr HimI fun*'.* lin v r «”■l inI f11•lii -41 .i 'H1«l It iM r r I iti M I u ritirr ■ I ft- m 11* I'm i -s*11ti *1114f I li ifi t u 4' u n til #■f th»" h u n t |Hvc*r n il iStitiittlplittDtI Ex-Navy O fficer Legion To sSeek Is Nearing Death Permit For Fair After Gun Fight From City Board lie wm .iiMigne*l .it ,| brltl b<* •I." llnwevcr. the United Mates and lund list* in lieu nl $100.0045 bail merni l l . i . j of I it*' non-Unmmuimt timmutuni «»*A l l I -opionnairc H I n nr a IrderAl court beating nn. fl[ thn Nstivna were v i I r 1 1 T f> A I te n d Jnlv Jl Hi* utlornry tmisird Hr'*, ,-i»d to in ml mi Mu r pieviotm _ tya* tnnocepi, ,. n A e P f i i t i ' t f ri,»c*-sfa*b,^,i^nu>-f’’| a«A M . i r H r f t A P is t o l SI m l M r c l ittjj O n |t il v 74 " ' : J J 10*ican ettleuieoT !*• preeenert hy 'Rosft'I'frs i% another lint tn a retori of Not lit Kerenu forcea to (I III I I AND. Pb II... jnlv 18 \ ntMtifift tvd$ |,p.i ni^fil tin- Seme I c*fiif>«iiqp cppAMtils," tlrelr own leriit.ni y north of the (/)*) A r»'l vrtii old (ilty t-i.tn, Mil flurdfii J. I.Hl’ .l llnovct ...'J 38ih paraltel. l»v AinrifT iHi l|« fiifiri frf|iHH|itit| wtifisr Itffip ( d im I m * t uipnl i Advancu indieatlona were Urn ill 1114*1l|l tf’f 1 |ff ,1 l l r n d lilt’ ( ‘il y in Weibini’ ton, wbrrc the aircl Ailonon. with the sanction nf fmm |bf■ «11 i 111> “ 1 im lilu m i i»t nil iv.i* aiinounrru. oaidcnl Triinrnn, would u*e Iho pmiinnrn< r 0 * Itulur-tl nnpii «»n < miiiiiiI m . iii m»*rlniv fin |uly 24 Ilit* I f*Kuin I n r lAsur In the past two iiii.nlI. * the guv. Jl S. exrlange witli the Indian inrnl, w.i% in Bi'iioiM innihlHiM In u In ornment lin* itrtrated ’.lnta' ,»tli Prune Minister as f» hill fot the va fin It va ,i (trltl n v r i |«11 . i d m u if Aniciicann it K«y,i were iniplirat.- l hucliitig of Asia a odllmna for the (•tiincAvillr IboApifail 1f m1 1 \ 1 il"* nir < "innii’ inn\ I m I in'-rlirut In the h)»j ring hceili'd l»y U. United States and tho United Na rr Bull of ft kpnt I nit I llr* mi thr in .mm * rtmili. k p IvI* I l(»i|»|in|r|ri .iskKlnua Fuchs, the German. Imrn tlnn-i. In drafting tlie reply. Ache- ?Il tff|l IP M , ir M it H * * e * f B t * Unmmiiniat symnetliinri w-hnw'.il l)|. WvilMH \V. II.II.I'II line. n ! 111f ( iiiiuiii inn if i l i |*i At rn r r I* i'd hi* way to i|ie top « f Untnin' litnc St |Vtrr«biiMt ( ilv pliVM* I HI, fill! It* ftf nit 11 te* I oon i prinni »» Atomic program. *i|II r(cd liurr ,l(i|u t, li wul(|.,i> 111 ItetM t» \ \ Wll.fr ) I III III Sihlttirl Fllcha ctn leased snd in..- . a pul'il 'lurl yritriil.iy will. W i»ur iv t 'r I r .i 11tr i •1‘rving ,i long prison lerm in I’ nv land. |lope Col'.oft. I tnitiiM, l i t , .ml" Ml lion I...Mr I lifl (lull llir Thu Ihiee American* seirrd ■ molillr tlt alrt. (, "lion wotimli lit n m u lI of F'ichs' «ll .r-1,,..i■-■ li f f (fill 4 if f ' •iV *n a * ft* ffi tlie li.m(l, ilir r l ami cm wrti .It wore Horry Gold, n Fhiladclpht. ti lt litf I* I IIP lf« -.if*n (» rmitMfl *( rlbrd as iilp flfII l.ll. I.iorhcmiat; Alfred Dean Slai t . < W A 8 HINGTON. Jnlv M t/IV f ,11 ltl\ I I 4 rMllJMllV .Slat, Atlnrni v I I 11,nn all Vkllli ..cietilist, of Syrectlue. N i*n-t James G. Patton, lire id' it « I th” |):ivd Greenglasa, h New- Y m I Nalioiuil Farmers Union ((uluv 1,11.1 ,i ]ii< luiiliiatV nyc it i(fa la mi in Tin- r( iits i i • 'until -in n tiiM,iN in in mnchinisl end former U. 8 . Aimy urged the storing of rathei 1nrit<• (III alril I l.irticn, win, |I. ||||IC* rd Hud 11nr it I hr iniinv inn nv |irfili»jv|.** loot Bergeent. supplies of food mound majut rm rivi tl finite In* nl ri"(|tlcillH tivni inrtlicine licic but live, in Ci.iiuc* cities ns a precautionary wm | i p » yinir* IteiM , limy waulil i »m4|All were charged with wail mu villc, bail lia ib o iril a gru<l|',c |te»nr i miiiik i In* jMiniit until tho espionage— a chnrgi' Mint run measure. i’attoii, after calling on I’rrsi at(Ain*l Colson inr! lb(t'.itcur«l t" i i f i i ' t iiuM hrivc it vniff* m Hit mean the ilealli penalty. tl Hit In f, The FBI aniiniincotiionl biiid Mr’ dent Truman, told reporters he kill liiui on ngbl. Americen-born Rosenberg's puit m also thinks we should licgin to A f w mituiti * tii'fnir the hnnl ( *fiiii triiifif In I Inti lifiltltei* ahif Is the ring wn* the reemiting of make and store a supply of faitu ing, llaiiii’ii l<,Id iiliite Sctiatnr “ Tin* * il v Hninrui^dnii rlnirriH Hutt machinery and patts. lie said tu liieenglnthen stationed at ilv Mtn Aytca of Trenton, lie waa tin1 I'lin tills iminuy nnl »*f Hjhi* (I ntil|nu*il tea I «*s" 1 will atuniie Ixunli lulKirntoi ica nt l.«« discussed it with the I’ resldml fin i|.'* lit |teteiitf*fl oiil Hint th» hut didn’t disclose Mr Truiimn Alomoa, N. M.— to work with Inl ine pi t'livn ctiulit •ni|»n l*» reaction. Gold. mu t ivp if they iliiln’t uiihr** n S u p p o rt U ru i'tl I'o r Patton said lie Isn’t aftHld of Like a ehnrarler In a ffrlinnal fniltlitl |te'fi eiitiit"*' uf t|n>|f" «f|4’mr«* (t'fllltlBDrrl VlH I'MlI*1 M|f| .AsHociaU’tl S e r v i n ’ >ny ilinmn, !t(>*etiherg gave Green- setting up *1111*11101 i«t lescrvc. of glans an oddly rut ton front '' food that me usnhle and stotalde. jcllo Ixix •» !*• matched witli It..' lie said that around New York, NF.W YORK. July IK U V i S •< IA S I I S t i i d c n l S h o o t s other half ns a recognition nipn.d for ilistalire, “ I would have IJHHJ rettuv nf Dofrnae l.niii .Inlinsoti pliires, so if things got really ’.led with gold, the FBI aaid. tn,lay asked Amenrnn ...nm.ini, As a result, Grcenglnha torn- l Up we would have food siipnlie*. tiea to gel Inthind llm A; neiiil' d lie said tho supplies ougii’. to over laimli dot* lit both Gold and TA t I I.A II ABREK. July IH l/It Servile: fnr the armed fnren* lie scattered anil diversified hi Rosenberg in 1046, the agency ,\ l lutidii iitnli* Uulv.'i ,Ily Hin­ organised aun-eHanr t., there would I mi no starvation if recently said. d i" ( from Mimni killed Id wife the win lime URtt. an attack ever comes. “ Rnxenlx'rg gave Grerngb, •» In a lettei In the AMAK iialiinial and then romniitted .iiridr here Homo communities, i’ rtton mid. (peeifle inxtroelinna a* tn the typ^ rhairnmn, Ri -Im'II Derheil. Jidni- today. have only a four-day upnlv of of information Russia desired. Bhrtiff Frank Ktoutnmiir idennon mud: lO a stla tm l O a r e # * S la t (Cealtaae* « ■ fm *» Blit William Mi Mill"Tin- DnpartlTicnl ,.f tt,’feiiBe i■' fi, .1 ttic iiKiii inn. Ili* wifc’i ti.imi’ was imt now more than ever limking tn A mieiated Hervirea In help provide known Nt nul a mi i.' aid a urcliniinnry Htlpplenienlnr v axcistanee I " Ihn howrd liiat Mc­ rniiimnniliea fmknig fnr the illV. tignlion npiiitnal and moral need nf the Mullen dud lii: wife and then killed him c|f with a pidol iii their men and women in uniform.” garage a pm (ui.nl here, lie aid lie l.u not found a mo­ r m t u a HEARING PARIS. July 18 — (JP)— A new blood trot Its* «> U r pioved sk LA K E LA N D , Jnlv IR (A’t A tive fm |lie p.oidei-iiuii'idc mott 100 per cent *ccurste in detecting cancer in human*, tine* 5wi»» licaiing m fltcuit (-Mtn t . eheiiiiled AUTO tCC ID ENT for today tigninr.t tlie Rtnte eitin, pbyiicisn* reirofted today. , , Hal I’ierry, uf t(WI Myrtle A'»i'They told the Fifth fntemats’B«l Cancer Rrsearch Congress the rode waa poitpnnid until tonim 1111e. w e involved ill an auto acr.* row. te*t is bated on a chemical that ippe*rs in the blood o f persons with The rsne i* tlial of tin* l-akf dan I with William Cagle lii-l nigiit cancer. The chemical breaks down • certain kind of sugar, pentose lend Highlands Canning Uompany u( the riine'i of Maple Avenue sugar. The test is made by add.nl blood serum from the person a in an sttAik agsiiut the rot|i|iul- end Eighteeidii .Street Damage.* to Mr. i’ ierry V ve­ »ory lalicling provisimix of tlie solution o f the sugar. , , c hicle amounted to $50., while Mr. The method was described b| Ing chemical. The sugar-destroy- 11)411 art. Cagle's estimated dHtiiHge Amount­ Dr. Georg* Menkes. Dr. P. RerU Ing chemical appeared In thalr F IL IP IN O AIDT ed to >75. chnlck *nd Dr. 8 . Steenmf. o* blood at the "ante time as the M A N ILA , July 1« - W ) — Tho Geneva. . . microscope showed caneerous REDS RAP W A L L A C E Philippines raidnrt today en­ The teat was triad, they said, changes in tho rat's tissues. NEW YORK, July 18 —HP)— on 200 persons with various ldndi Th® iu •ufft ffir*d r-dettroyi citro iin n rf chc cosmic title tl dorsed President Qufrino'a stand of cancer. It was 96 per ecu’, __ ___to be a constant and prob­ that no Filipino troops bn sent The ComtniinlH Dally Worker today areu*ed Henry A. Wallace right An Improved version wa* ably peculiar property o f the to tho Knrean bsttlefrnnt, A spokesman said, however, o f “ shabby ningolam" In his de­ employed on the second hundred. blood, o f cancer patients. Dr. the government would not ob­ claration of support fnr United Dr. Msnkes said it was almost Mapkes concluded. 100 per cent accurate. Th* Congre* also h*srd a de­ ject to individual Fill pinna volun­ Klutes and United Nations forces Blood from 48 o f 44 healthy scription o f a new Injection tech- teering for service with United in Korea. An artirle hy Gil Green, Illlnpersona produced no reaction on nlque In which hollow tubes, Nations forces. Ralph Hawklna o f Urn Manila ola stale chairman of tha Com­ the pantoes sugar, white 88 per pushed through human arteries, cent « f 184 person# with disease* wind as fa r as five feet through Evening News said 246 Am eri­ munist party, declared Wallace other than cancer also showed th * body to deliver cannon shots cans left Manila for nearby Clark "has betrayed ths cause o f peace nagatiro reactloons to the test, o f drug* against cancer growths. Field to volunteer fo r service in ami the trust placed In him by Moat are unemployed mUltona o f rum mo* men and wo­ Dr. Michael B. Shlmktn o f San Korea. men all over tbs world." veterana, Gainesville Automo i bile Dealer Fftcsl f 237 Americans Arc Sin rul­ ing Firm Near Tae­ jon Awaiting Ex­ pected Red Attack tb.it A< br.uu'* reply In the Indian IrAtlet't peace move wa» ,enl to i ’ r.-M Offirri I imo|n While *.ild it would lie piihhdtrii after word i* received tli.il I lendenon lia* rlclivcrrd tlie note to Nrliru Another Akdimt I’andil. Indian amba««A’ lnt nmv wan given to Madame Vi|ay» and Nctnu’* sister, Miidiinit: I’nrulil vi'ati't'diiy grivc Acheson « copy nf a reply from Soviet I’rinir timisler Stalin cunten,lug that the ndniHajnn of t’ommiiiil--t (thiiirt into the UN ia an eaat'iilia| step toward ending the Knrean war. Nehru al*o called for the r-rnlng of •‘ornmiinist f'hiim, which has been Meogniicd hy Indla aid for the icturn of Itussin to tin- Kecutily Uoitpctl. Ill a j i rood mcastige to Stalin tuday, tin Indian l’ rime Minister railed the Ritnslan reply ’Vnrnutngflln" and a«id he « « : . I'onlactillK *1hv- other governments ronerrn- ' Communist Invasion O f Southern Korea Slows To Standstill ■Sri irtary „| Stale Acbcv'fi li.i* •cut i reply in India'* I’ rimr Mini*trr Nelmi on the Koir.in i|Uc*tion. In d. In i* irporlrd to have sniJ (li.il no praip negoli.itton* din *l.irt until tin t iimnittiiMl invAnn* withill AW. Ncliru and Sl.ilm nbn have exTills Anurirnn C-47 wes destroyed hy memlierti 11 f it* rtew to prevent it fmm fulling into the hands of the North Korean Invaders. The blj- plane’s bind ing gem fulled t,, Ink. ,,lf und no repnii fm'ilitlc* '■ti.iiiqed no if* on K n iri, and l it*, were available. (Internallonal Soundpholo) tlie Soviet New* Agency, Iia * *aid lliry bulb igie r tlml Coinmiini't ( lunn mml I r admitt-d tn the United Nation* l"-lmr any pc,ire *rllbrnenl rin be made. Reuther Demands Broward S h e r i f f Alleged Member 100 Year P l a n To Reported Ready Of Klaus Fuchs To Resign Office Rout Communism ST. LOUIS, July tk—t/Vi— Spy Ring Seized THE W EATH ER OenersRy fair and hot thrffll|h Wednesday rsrrpt for thundershowers at widely scattered places In afternoon* or early evenings. Light to moderate variable winds, mostly ••««( to south. AN INOKPENHUNT DAILY NEWSPAPER Entablinhed I DOR Measures On Korea Planned By C ongress 1 *. Sty* " i’l Farm Leader Urges City Food Storing As War Prceautinn . Will* And Then Self New Blood Test To D i s c o ve r Cancer Hailed By S c i e n t i s t s to Daytona Home I’ l asl i n^ Laid To B o l i l a Feud D AYTO N A BEACH. ■' dy 18— l.Vi SpeniHtinn over i, filed in Mm hitherto tmmiuil H"Hln isekel I,Hike nul here lotlav following the dvnnmito I,lasting nf a retired (tregnn luinl.ermnn' a home. Ilill the victim. )i2 year old Henry I,. Bergman, denied *nv* entrtieelinn with Botita ■n.I laid th" Idnrne to other ran H' iiht thcrude Irotnh might litive Keen thrown liv a .stranger "it li whom lie hnd had nn arg.inienl over niitnnmliiln ii*tnnr>* five weeks ago. A aerond the,tv ndvnneed hv* (•ergtnan wn* ’ hut Moneonn might fmve resented Ida lending money In Negroes nl ,.ix percent Inlereat. No ono wa* injured in the blast Known Bnlita operator aid the Ineident came iih a rntnplele urlo ian nnd denied knowing of any lift within tin1 tnnk o f inlrndon fmrn thu outside BRITISH O IL W ASHINGTON. Jnlv l « " IT The State Department nid today it ii highly gratified st Hiilain** (ter 1-inn to strip oil hiprurnt- to Conimnnist Chins. Government official eipie.re.l tlie opinion that Mu' mo ", connled with an earlier A m ri•• „n -riutdown, wnuld cffeetivels ,-ul off western oil supplie. from Uoninunist force* in Chino nnd l*otea Sanford W e a l her High yesterday 0.1 loiw this morning 72 Rain yeslnrdav .4)4) Total July rainfall 7 76 Inly normal rainfall 7.64 tnrhes. T IIE W E A T H E R JACKSONVILLE. July 18 <-P) Tl R8 Atlanta 84 Bouton 73 70 8V) Buffalo ■>3 Denver 88 61 77 Dodge City T2 Nashville 86 72 94 Hhreveport 7S 93 Jacksonville 90 77 Key West 88 . 80 Miami TIT*f 35 Pensacola 93 71 Tampa �J { I I Sanford Giants Hand Palatka 8 -7 D efeat Locals Now Riding Mr. Cane and Very Able - By Alan Mover Six Game Streak; DeLand Red Hats WILLIAM U Play Here Tonight CANE, Hit Sanford Giants won lltrit sixth iliaiglil game In f nielli whrli lliry lira! llir j'alalka Aralrai K-7. Il was I lie sixth ilisight win lor thr lor .ill. Palatka got ninr laftits from th irr Giant moiindniirn hut weri. able to manular luir. only itvett tun*, while the winneii eight hill and turned in the tame number of rum. Palatka Miller fa Mott 2b Goiciu If Ruckt-i rf MrGiuw Hi Tietioy .'Hi Hfimoa rf b*Cook Vogt e Wick p Mosher p ... Totals pVt r;< i t? : lr h i* . fcUV' sl> r G it :i a i 4 ;t ;i ft G n a n i 0 G 0 l 0 1) 7 play for (> •> 2 ii 2 4 ] III 1 ft i) 3 II 0 2 6 It (1 1 1) 9 27 Deal It it 1 1 n G O it 0 I 41 0 0 1 u *1 lit In 3rd h—Cook fanned for itninos in Util. Hanford 1)4 WKi arm—H Palatini 300 nan lo t — 7 ■ I’ocljiir, Ramos, K — Miller ' • ] , Oarria, Tnmek, llafnerker. Molt. , llcrney. RUJ ■ l.evy, Cliaddnrton, • Hurker 4, Rose, Tuniek, Tierney 2, {■« Hal le v lie ill id. alt Vogt, bevy. 3,, Tomek. lilt - liucker, HU— Tomek S i f Halley. 8 ~ ll.'tilrl, Hafenecker. w, * L e ft-- Sanford to, I'ulHlkn 10. f BB— o ff Wirk 6, Mosher 7. Tinea I 8 0 — by Wick I. Deal a, Mosher 4, . £ V Hentcl 2. Thles II HO - Wick 4 * In 2 Innings A run*; Deal 3 In 2 * Inning* 3 run*: Hmtel 5 In « inning* 8 tun* W P— Wick, M«th# *r 8. Thlea. Winner llaulel. Losat— Wick. U - Toticoff and Het7 Unger. T— 8:46. Ei; { : • P A L S O KNOWN AS MR. t r o t t in g . THE M A N W HO B U IL T U P THE. H A M B itn o R /A d S TA R E S To ITS P R E S E N T P R O M IN E N T S P O T — THE 2 S rH R U N N IN G Bob Hutkcr. Palatka tenlerficldei. runnel In i for the game's only homer in the fint itanra. lie drove in two mates to give bit tijUad a three to one lead. Carl Tlie ii was called on in |he last half of thr ninth to just out a Llnlc. With the h.isrs loaded and none out, llieis rrtirrd the tide via the itrikrout imile Jack Drill, who Malted tin* game, was pulled in the fifth for Jake ileutrl who was credited with the win. . Bstifunl I alms on tht- Mul.iind Bed Hals tonight at Municipal Ball I’at k. Hanford si) r h (1 a Cliadilrt ton as 4 i II 1 i I’oelkr-r 2b 4 i) 2 :i 2 Hu fence her cf 3 i (t 3 1 Levy llli 4 i 2 8 0 Jachaon rf 6 i 0 2 0 HOSC If G u 1 1 0 Tnmck rib 4 T 2 l 3 Deni p 0 0 0 U 0 4 1 ) 7 l Bailey c 1 1) (1 It 0 a-Ted#SCO Huuu-I p 2 0 0 1 3 Thie* || 0 0 (1 II 0 Totals 30 H b 27 11 l-Y- O F TH E C LA S S IC W/LL B E HELD a t H is EO SHEN TRACK, AUG UST 9 / The Neutral Corner By HIM. IlK IIIN ll IJtldit! Kiik» b. niticlt iiivolvtd in New York’s fighting circles, hits nn iveil uihhi it system of scoriitK fighto tlmt hp clalnirt is foolproof, Mr. Kttgftn claim* tliut the bulcony mnimpeis, if they follow hih point scoriitK, will la* Hpnrctl the nioniitiK nfter dflnitPH with tIn- inliiurents of Hit* fall­ en Khitlilor. They will Ik atltli* to show exactly—in so initnv points— why the decision wont to Iht* light nntn lifter all. Ktldie’s system is its follows: One point is scored for the man winninK the round by n hare margin, mine for the victim. No round shall be judged even. There must be a winner. When the round is clearly won, the winner gcltt three points, file loser none. If II is it one-sidetl round, plus one or more knockdowns, the winner receives four |Mijiits. "Knockdowns-enn count one or two points, depending on Hie pudifctitcnt of the officials," spys ('hfitrlmtin Hngdn of the New York Hoxing Cbnimfsafon; "Tim officials must determine the value of Hie knockdown. They should judge Hie round as though no knockdown occurred. After ar­ riving at this decision, they can add or deduct points. "Ilenre, if a man him won a one-sidetl round by a 3-0 margin, ami during the scuffle gels knocked down, he still might win the round, or at least have it judged evun. Tlmt is, lie might have one or two points deducted from his score. He might end up with u l-(J advantage." Now, that is all well and good. The system sounds fair. We see only one drawback in it: while you arc wrap­ ped up adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing af­ ter epcli milfoil of leather thrown, yon are very apt to miss the knowduwn when il comes. If, of course, you'urn a clinker in the itinthemulicnl department you are almost 30 TO 17 VKHDICT DAYTONA BEACH, July 18- certain to he in your scat totaling up Hie final outcome (JP)--Leesburg's Parkera look a long after the battle is over . . , and your result is very deep breath and outlasted the lalandera Sunday night In a four likely to disagree with tin* headlines in the morning papers. hour iiriry tlmt khw tin* I'icken illow n in run leail at one point and finally will, 20 tu 17 In 11 hectic inning*. The Islander* tacked up 10 rune In n Idg »i*lh Inning to knot the count, and then fought the Packer* on even term* until a m s five run outburst In the top or the 11th. , , , Tli# Islander* tried to make an­ other comeback, hut the rally fell Uk three run* abort. Boh tleuth the ■lath Packer hurfer, gained the jf I £ win. § : Leesburg Collin. « f Wilder 8b arnttnemnn 2h K ■v * Hendrix If Clift rf Mills »b Sykes *■ 31 Fernandes c aHrtley p rlckley p S Bad p Cose p Weaver p Gueth p Total. Knfcv Daytona Healey 8b Btallern cf Watercutter c J V ’ ' • '-7' " S The nama of Bialer when mentioned in American League parka about 80 yearn ago cauaed managera to 0 0 .0 0 0 run hiding Into their dugouta never to be aeen again. 47 17 1* M t» Maybe it'a a Uttle early to be calllog a allot, but t’appaara 101 W0 081 Oj-fO that the aame old namieaia-in . name only—la aenrln* •10 0-0 OH 08—*7 notice again on the mentora in tha major loopa. Thia time ____ i?a DickBUkr ofth a PhUa, a y ofold George. jW M R k >•>( r s S 'f c has ht one o with & Edlto lb Princeton, the iking every ach< to J v a atnUght fala. Big Pack Of High Scorers To Race At Volusia Track In Cltvtland. Of conn*, th*r*’s always IntnU meetings, too. At last yesr's hunt on thn estate of Amnry Iffskell, president of Monmeutn Park, Brennan Tens the snnouric- ir. sSkm. the late ^ S S a *' tvictory In tho seven.innlag first |*W W* I f Ik of Dy ASSOCIATE PRRSR Hr Alley AM ERICAN LEAGUE BATTING — Kell, Detroit KUN'L ROB J6S’ T t K .364: Dropo, Boston .362. HUNS — Stephens, Boston 78j 6*1.011 If) .1 4 T 4 T C 1.6:401’r. O K S C A N ’ t-O U S V f 't K T . mw DiMaggio, Boston 77. w w J. PrfOrta rule, 59 S3 818 RUNS BATTED IN — Sfln DrUnit At S8 .104 phens, Boston 02; Dropo, Boston (■avtnnn lt-acti AS 3ft 182 W HUT KlH M OAN L A * 81. lialneivllle 547 M DAT SHO IS H | A U r N V 50 42 543 HITS — Kell, Detroit 117; HANFOIID n H l.o-ahur# 419 Dllllnger, Philadelphia 109. Ht Au#ii>tln* 12 <3 340 DUUBLES — Kell, Detroit t'*1* thn 1% 84 .104 und Zarilla, Boston 24. Ilf.till* Vf«f rwAmf HI Aiiaualln* t. PpleAlltl S. TRIPLES — Dillinger, Phila­ ttnnforil S, Palsllts " delphia 9; Docrr, Boston and (IsliKSvIlle at Urlaiolu i-iirt . inln. Ever*, Detroit. 7. Dnytotia IJ-nrh nt l,e*>huiii ppd . rain. HOME RUNS — Rosen, CUveIlm un Tn*t*r land 20; Williams, Boston 26. Uilmiln ut l>ayl(in:i Iltarh. STOLEN BASES — DiMag»ip, luljim l ni Hartford loston 9; Lipon, Detroit 6. 6, * Onlns-ivtlle Ml i'alatItM. Ht. A iisurUr* *t L*«*l.urir. JUTS Reyriuiu*. STRIKEOUTS — Reynold*. New York 91; Lemon, Cleveland X A T IO X A I, I .K A I il'K 87. W 1. 1'rl. Ti m 46 n .617 l'fitl*tt,tphla PITCHING — McDermott, BoaItufton 46 it ,67.1 ton 5-1 .833; Gray, Detroit 10-8, f t . Luitl* 46 14 .6 7u .709. M nrouklyn 4t 41 6SS Chin *u >* 4* 474 N A T IO N A L LEAGUE 1* 4S 46S N«w York BATTING —- Robinson, Brook­ Clm liman 11 46 41* lyn .366; Musla), St. Louis .846, fttkbursh »9 4* .171 RUNS — KIner, Pittsburgh n**nll* T n lrrS lr Drookljrn (-T, HI. iMmi* 1-1. 60; Jones, Philadelphia 66. PhllHdrlplila ai Chli-a*<> ppd, rstn . RUNS JJATTED IN — Klnar, Itoslnn I. PltlMiarirli « Pittsburgh 71; Sauer, Chlc4<> Nsw York to. Cincinnati 1. flame* Tints i 64. llrouklyn nl Ht. lsiul* fiitstill — HITS — Snider, Brooklyn 103j falle n 11 - 1 ) v*. li m it s ( t i l . Furillo, Brooklyn 102. 7 * i«- r o Boston *t Pittsburgh— Hpalio (to ­ tal V* nirhsoii (4-S) DOUBLES — Muslal, St. lillsdelpbtn Ml Chtrnau IS)— Itnlierln Louis 27; Robin-tun, Brooklyn 26. ( Io-« > sad Church (|.ii) v» lim ­ TR IPLE S — Ashburn, Phils, ner (1-&I and flush in-*). delphin 7; 4 players tied with 6, New York si Cincinnati— Kennedy (3-9) V* ros (l-S). HOME RUNS — KIner, Pitts­ burgh 20; Snider, Brooklyn 19. A n n u m l k a iii i: STOLEN BASES — Jethro#, T eam »' I. l-r t . I let I nit t l 27 ,SSS Boston 24; Snider and Rees#, New York 60 12 .6111 Brooklyn 7. (.-level* ml 41) U ,M t STRIKEOUTS — Spahn, i»a-i 1)0*1on 46 } l .646 W*»tilnst»n 21 II it : ton 113; Blmmon*, Philadelphia! l-hliogo 16 49 88. Ht. I miuI* 1U 6! . m PITCHING — Miller, PhilsI'tillnilelptils !» 61 n t SCRANTON, Pa., July 18— (/P) lleeutle I’eelerdar — Sugar Ruv Kobinxon is like]v to delphin 8-1 .889; Lanier, St. Louis New York 4, ChlcMfn 1, { find himself suspended anil fined 8-3 .727. Wui-hlnstnn 2, Ht Miul* I. Detroit 6-2. t-hUnilvtpM* 6-1. In Pcnttsvlvania today but whe­ Cli-i eliind 11-6, ilnetoli 6-T ther the National Ruling Associa­ ti*M H TiMlnr HI. Luitl* Ht New Tu rk — Pllr(t* tl- tion concurs tn another question. 2) v*. ll)rne (9-4). Kobinnun announced yesterday Detroit ot Bouton (ulaht) — lint-lit- after undergoing u physical checkeon (tn-M v» Klmtcr (7-9). ClevelHml At Phtluitvlphta (n ls h t)- tip hy a doctor of Pennsylvania L-'ioon (12-4) V* Hlisnts 10-81. State Athletic Commission that he Cht(ano *t nrhlngian intslil)— would not go through with a fight 3 c*rtn>rousti t l Jt i » C o m u r -c ra ogainst J o e Basorn hero tomor­ ( 2 - 2 ). row night. The 16-round fight wa* for tin- Pennsylvania version of the middleweight crown, held bv BUUSTF.R NIGHT Roltinron along with Ids world By ASSOCIATED PRESS welterweight title, Selma culled for n "booster The sli.lf-Harlem Negro *ald he night" Imt night and jtixt shout lind u buck ache. But I)r. Leonard everybody got boosted— players, fans, the front office and Selma’s M. Freda, commiselon phvsiclnn. win column in the Southeastern *nid he could fiml nothing wrong with Rntiinson nfter Bonding the l.cugue standings, A fine crowd turned out and boxer through nn hour’s workout saw the Cloverleuf* whip Gadsden and X-raving his truck. Chairman George Jones, Jr., of B-2. The victory war Selma’s third straight and the seventh in nine the cunimlaslon ,-toid before the examination that if Roblnion game*. Tho "booster night" wn* staged didn’t show up h# would h# glv»n to determine if fan* wanted to the heaviest fine ever assessed a continue operation. A lark of fighter in Pennsylvania, suspend­ funds cauned the front office to ed and sued for damager. In behalf appeal to Selina fan*. Cluverlesf P< the ptvmoter and Rasora. official* said th*y wore gratified AI mi I. Greene of Paterxun, comwith the results. 1 minsroner o f the NBA, said Robin* • Stint* twored tn the fir at inning, eon bad told,-him last. Saturday and never was' headed. he Would l*ox Rasora after ha dafend?, his welterweight t i t l e against Charlie Fltsari In Jersey T h « Cincinnati Red Stockings, City Aug. U for tho Damon HunAmerica’# first professional ba*e- yon Canc(-r Fund. Greene raid Sugar Ray claimed i nl! team, ployed their first N a ­ tional I.esgue game on April lie caught a cold in his back re­ 26, 1870, defeating St. Louis, cently while out with Walter Wln8-i. __ ‘itfcmBB cliell, one of the sponsors .o f the charily bout fur which he’ll re­ ceive $t, Gayle Rohinkon, Michigan The commissioner said he didn't ntale’t asaUunt trainer, was n think the Pennsylvania commis­ v m lty huidler a» a Spartan sion would want ta interfere with under.i sdustc in the IU30* and a charily bout since Robinson has still hold* two indoor barrier re­ dpciart-d he'* willing to fulfill ths cords, Scranton engagement at a later date. Tennis(.'haiii|jionHhipH Ruldnaop won the Pennsylvania Many rffoit* to build steant version o f the IflO-pound crown Start One D ay Late rare w rrs made in Ktigland in hy defeating Robert VtllSmalp re­ thy 18th Century, mnt Itaving cently in Philadelphia's Municipal CHICAGO, July t8_yp|— The teg* instead of wheels. Stadium. 40th Natlunnl Clsy Courts Tennl* Tourney, weather permitting, will •tart a day late today. ME SlCVtv-- A MAH Sugar Kay Faces Fine, Suspension In Pennsylvania A heavy downpour eenetlled yesterday's scheduled opening at •uburban River Forest Tennis Club. Showers also are predicted for today. Ted Schroeder, th* natlou'e top amateur, will face Dixon Osbourn of Dallas, Tsx., In his ftut mulch. Art Larsep, ranked sixth nation­ ally, meets Earl Schultx of River side. III. Doris Hart of Jarkionvlila fav­ ored In the women’s division open* against youthful Bonny McKay of Dayton. Ohio. Tho tourney won last v*nr by Pnncho tionialei, now n pro, in the masculine division, and i stunt­ ing Magda of Los Angelo# in the women's section continues through Sunday. HOW 4 TO SE f iM 0Mion. Ht h u j|oi| only ihrM single, double and triple in three A I(M O W N ips to pare the winners, John fftatt. Th# only hit ha gave wa* a scratch single by H»I Ivey in uaaback took the win as WaK ery suffered the lota, the fourth Inning. aville nipped Cordeln 3-2 » » * ? * rkln * * • *wo ? n l,*“ f*rtt Xante sville. Tim The Tiger# ,'ump ightrap. nt Ttiemaevtlie. ,-umpfor TaUnhaam In tho nlghUap. The PfraUa bunched sight of their ed out in front In the first 2-1 and U hits in *i*i. .third, fourth and then matched an eighth liming homer hy Bill Sides with nn infield bit, sacrifice, wild plu-h and Onraa In Amarkus 8-0 to take •gneesa play to wtn the hard yet skillful way. Carl (Ace) Adams, former Unfit, o f Gootgln pitcher, T—y Kret peked e chafed up Ms sayanth vteUtry- S hM ' M a jo r Leagu e Leaders H A H B O N E 'S M E D IT A T IO N S OCEANPORT. N. J.— When­ ever anylxxly open* n new race­ track It *cem« they get Edward D A YTO N A ~BEACH. July IP J. Brennan for the job. The tail and ever amilliiK — A pack of high scorers I is selected by Racing Secre­ Iriahmnn ha# opened nine track* been tary Merrill "Duke" W alt* to In the Ian 25 year*. He has help­ go to the post in the featureed open ntnnv other*, too. Totiuy ninth race nt the Volusia dog Brennan I* about finiahed in hi* trnck taught. The setup lists luak of bringing infant rare- Karlock, Sun Shy, Maxuma, Jack tracka Into the American way of nibnud, Mom’s Flash, Sally Manlife. dn, Montlne and Pien-r Note. In 1040 he got the ea*t's IntPlease Note, owned by Randlo eat modern plant started nt Mon­ mouth Park. He did aurh a good Bother*, hns chalked up the most wins o f the octet, having sco-ed job a* racing secretary that he five time* thin noa-on. Mnntina MS* elevated to the punt of tod Kim Shy come next with four general manager, u position that ains each tu theii credit. Knrlook like a lifetime job. lock mid Mniumu rate high in One might think Brennan i* the celebrity pack though thru old money hag* himself because have acquired Just two first* of his success in starting new each. But everyone knows th-it thoroughbred plants. But if he these two speedsters can really Ini* il Htushed away there would burn the ovnJ if in the mood. be no reason for him to talk aSally .Manila, a new comer, Is bout the 450JMMI he could have rertnln to he given n lot of con­ made when he brought racing to sideration after her sensational the Dominican Republic. win in tlie eighth race Saturday In HU.'l Brennan opened I'erlt* night in celebration o f her de­ AntiUuna, half-mile track for but on the Volusia ovsl. Hho liePresident Rafael Trujillo In the lungs in the kennel of E. RousDominirnn Republic. selle ami come* here with six "In one race there were six brilliant brothers and sisters, the horses and all were owned by offspring o f Sally Doodioe, a one man and trained by anohter Volusia star In 11148. These gieyman," say Brennan. "A ll six bounds have built up enviable re­ Jockeys weie hi ought over by the putation* at Orange Park tn •resident from Puerto Rico. The Jacksonville untl though not yet torses were owned by the presi­ two years old they ore rapidly dent and trained by Fred Han­ climbing the ladder to fame. H non, who wu* getting |Gl)l> a was n sister o f Sally Manila. month and expenses. Sherrylnne, who finished second When each jockey went to the* in tho All-States Handicap Sat­ scale* to weigh I- he was es­ urday night, henting the famed corted by a special policeman. Jiffy Jat by half a length. A fter weighing in, eurh Jockey Tonight'* tenth race over the was told whut horse he was to bench course brings out soina i!de and each policeman escorted marathon aces, including Rocket .1 Jockey by Jhe nrm so that Chief, Wacheetn, B’a Montana iiuiie of the riders could talk tuid My Rustic. over the taro with each other." Now if ever a rate could be .Macon Peaches T ake fixed here uni une. But Brennan ossuius thut every precaution S A A ll-S ta r Title was taken liy Trujillo. They ptoluibly even had policemen to MACON, Cs.. J nlv 18— ( i l 1)— watch th# policemen. "1 could have made I5U.UU0 on Singly the tenmF o f the South A t­ taring at Trujillo,*' say* Bren- lantic league have been unable to Peache* l.a-f tan. "But I ’nt not a betting man. ship the Macon I never b«t u nirkle oti a horse night tlie best from ench fesm eof together and still could not stop me#.” Ed gut (3,000 and expense* the Peaches. Three Macon pitchers limited lor supervising the racing nt Trujillo, the city named by the the South Atlantic All-Stars in president. Betting on th* nice* two hits os the Prarhe* won their io ran would ho almost an im­ third All-Star game <1-1. Fred Wollfiorl, ll/ll Sulnaoth possibility far Brennan. fn this day and age, and even siul Barnev Shultx chalked up one in Tiujillo where they rneo every of the greatest pitching nights of Sunday, it would h« tough on snv o f eight All-Star gninno. The m 1 <# go luo„,.,ti Brennan’s lfoot to rushin;; Stars only score mine on two fioni one window to another, lie JV1 ,1*'*' " "tolen has* and an Infield wears high button shoes. i „ . . . However, hi* shoe# ara the ; '\hlle Moron s great trio was at only things ancient about Bren- '*'"['*• All-Star pitcher* Jack nun. While Monmouth Park's " f Savannah am! Barnev ground lock the beauty o f Bel- Murtln nr JacksonvUle_ were Inst rnont Park and Saratoga, I f * ! " * .*"?'■ ..for five liinlng*, Hwlft stands and cluldiouao me the J*?™ Mot tin gave Macon onlv one hit am) that one didn’t gel nut most modern in tho east. th# Infield. Brennans fjp l "big job" However. Clardnea Seller of und th# racetracks was opening of the Cumberland, Mil., Coliimhla wns wild in the sixth trgek In 1026. Two yeani lour and Mamri clinched the game. Two he started Hagerstown, Md. In walks, u hit hatter, balk. * nlnrlr, H123 lie was patrol Judge at Tint- another hit batter am] anothar single gov* Mneun four runs. uniiun, Mii Don Phelps finished Macon’* In the thlrltlei he openeu .itcks at Suffolk Down* In Ka*t •coring in the eighth with n 200Bdsotn, Agawam in Springfield, foot burner The Pearlies nln> Mass., now oat of existence, Del­ scored in the seventh, Bidnsolli was the winner and aware Park Hear Wilmington, Bclslr, Md., Charleston, W. Vs., Zeiser the loser. Macon'* victory was the third und Wheeling Downs, W. Vs. Utsfdss nil ‘ these insugursls, time in a* manv All-B tar oamef Ed tlw worked nl Pimlico, Bowie that the Peaches havs won. Th* and I .stir el In Mary Isltd and five other iiild-s*s*nn star sn-rtal* Thistledown and North Kamlell were won by All-B tar teams. By ASSOCIATED PRR8H Kvory punch landed counts one point. Tfyi weight of t«B pirate from the blow carries no ilk. A haymaker means the samk aa , T.11? ),aU a candidate deluxe n light loft jftb. That lan’t n» unfair aa it nounda. If. for for th# T-ef-the-yeer title tn example, fighter A thrown ami connecta with ten powder- the " orida League; l. "s - 18th straight puff hooka aa compared to fighter B'a three roundhoun** l for the league our Hcore card would read A-10 and B-3. The weight beoneInd tho blowa have been duly registered on ench fighter's Hnr - o w Moultrie •Infrent the first breadiiusket or jaw aa the cane may be, and will aurely The tend to even up your CJtrd as the fight progresses. came mm m KnipP rf B r FRAN K KCK A I* Newsfesture* Spurt* No racing job, it sreins, is too One wort of caution. Don’t use thti nyrtem when you * are comfortably entrenched in your favotUe chair 11*ton­ ing to the battle via radio. The aporta announcers, no matter how good they may be, cannotJiope to give you a blow-by-blow accountv oio the f fight The human voice juat __ tunch landed In a •ten-aeoond track of evatry nunc canT keep exchange."Thay hit the hlghllghta and let it go at that. T Clubhouse In the event you find yourself sitting down ringside W* or too small for Ed Brennan. way at some important nuliunal but lit* The Neutral Corn* That's because h* loves the er would like to give you Hie iusidu angle of how we score sport. n fight. It Isn’t the iuBt word; It doesn't come close to meeting with the standard set down by Abe Greene's Tim Talas la Headed NBA, hut it hns enabled us to call such close fights at For Hurler* Crown the first Jersey Joe-Joe Louis fracas. In the event of a knockdown we immediately give tht round to the fighter who remained on hia feet. Tho num­ ber of liiowa In auch a cane in waahed by the board'a If your acore card at the end of a round shows the same amount of blows and/or knockdowna for each fight­ er you revert to that intangible substance known aa aggreaaiveneaa. The fighter who carried the round in that 6i so 18 aa 17 department la, we believe, credited with the round. Ramsey H> ■TUESDAY JULY )». 19W8 THE H AKFffll) HBHALD. 8AWFORP. FLORIDA PAGE HOUR STUUMliR IAN S15917 DoUvtred la H M IM . - - GV V SANFORD hi;. DELAND hffjCcJr •VI f # fiv* It?;" n v 1411 |f1 *• -'«t• -I■,fc*P m i 'f-|* .I pi 4- 1i A v fc , I ’"tyrt-i! ^.'IJ-'-' .• • •. *e**/••, ; V ,« -,*1 .! 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I 4MURMVW VI -■ ------------a I f caught in the open by an effolt. "The pulilit- doesn't realize yet approaching tornado, experts ad­ how desperate the situation could vise you to run, not walk, at right become, he said. “ We have angles to Its path. You may he fine new wcumin*, but we have tilde to get out of Hie way. to get them in mass produrtuin. And we need the men to man them. "Korea may be just the pre­ lude of what is coming, and \vc eMn't afford not to be rendv." Bothered h> ru»rlie» or nnlsT Jtlhllston's N'O-RUAf II. applied My brush in the hltrhcn, killtouches, ants, and w.iterliugs. What's more, the colorless rout­ YOUR -SHIP WILL ing is effective for inuuth*. mol kills the Mray* that wander in C O M E IN " Sooner and walk titer it. I'or seirnltfb By (lx* Aid of Nawipapae, control, u se Johnston's NO Ho a c h j ADVERTISING, I'rlrM are: f* or., kite; pint. 41.69: quart, t2.N9, utuilnlde at I t i; *r-i ;-.•, By IIA I. IIOYI.K NKW YORK. —(A*l There is a growing uneasiness among Army veterans that Hie Ameri­ can expedition in Korea may end in nnot hei Dunkerque. Time, they fed . is fighting light now on the side of the heav­ ily armored North Korean*—-art I against the lighter-armed U, S. forces. One retinal high-ranking o f­ ficer I liilkid to felt that on'v nr. immediate mobilization of and industry could stave tiff dis­ aster in Kmen—and perhaps i other fronts to follow. He is one of the most experienced veterans | of the last war. having fmight ill Africa, Sicily and Europe. "W e'll be lucky if we aren’t push'd right back into tile sea," he said. "The situation there is simply u matter of mathema­ tics. "So fat we've had to semi u boy to do a timn'a wink. We’*e hud I,, throw in a couple of companies here a battalion there and watch them gel chew­ ed to pieces. It’s the same thing we did nt Ivnsserine (!np- - fetal small units in one nt a time to be destroyed." This officei felt H ale was teal deiilq wllctlici enough ieinloreciiioiits . ouhl be put Into UNIO UP IN DRYDOCKS nt Ilrotnerlon, Wash., are mothballed lighting tile field in time to avoid a ships, many of which will soon come m handy for various Korean war complete withdrawal from Korea. assignment*. Tho Navy lias announced tli.it it is taking an undisclosed He pointed out Hint the North number of iniall aircraft carrier* ’•out of the mothballs" to ferry men, Koreans bad backed Hill miles planet and military equipment to Japan, (fnfcrimtiuiiul ^outidpholuj in lightly more than two weeks and that unother loo-mile ad­ peach puree, bottled grape juice, like jam or jelly on blend >>i in vance would carry them to the canned pineapple, and loganber­ sandwiches, on wafers, crnckii.t tip of the peninsula. ry Juice, pencil and apricot •‘ nec­ or cookies. Its convenience in "W e litay be able to bold u de­ tars", cherry puree, fro turn apt euding and for keeping oil ll.c fensive la'aclilieati in the south, orange Juice concentrate, and cupboard shelf, its delicious flu- whue the terrain is pretty grape juice concentrate with na­ vor mid appetizing itppuarun <■, mountainous.” In- sui.l "Hut it tural flavor essence of the fiuic uiid its wholesome ingredients will !«• terribly difficult. should make it a popular sweet added. "Tile liatlleline is about 126 To accentual!) the fiuit flavor, tooth appeaser when it goes in­ t» l.tfi miles wide. To do the tefined or tie-flavored liquid to commercial manufacture. Tli • job right we ought to have ati honey was used. But » pleasant creamy texture keeps Post in u least six good divisions on the spread ran be made which blends rather cool plan . In tempera line mat two in ieserve. Thai t tires above 1HI degrees Fahren­ the fruit mill honey flavors. means eight divisions at the Briefly, the process of making heit it softens because (be lioiuy least. And eight division* is an is to mix juice or puree and hon­ tends to liquefy. army Ifill.ooo men in more. ey— half and half—and evaporate "Where run we get that many Among the Slrioiiu, nn Imbm men without uiiiler vacuum at idatively lew moliiliztuif 7 We heat to save flavor. The prod net, tribe of Itnlivi » . a father chanvcs have only 1'.’ dtviSIlIU4 liotv ull is then cooled. Just before fill­ his iiiinic to that of a new i- u, told, tti nt they're stielehed ull ing into small packages a little adding a phrase meaning "la mound the world from Tokyo finely crystallized honey is tiler of". III III i lift.** stirred in slowly. This "sta rtei" Wliut Win lied him also is the causes all the honey to crystallite The diving bell Is said to li'ive as the packages stand for a been invented by Roger Union. lint Russia hits a leportcd Ho divisions in being, and sonic 200 week at cool temperature ( r«f> to Joseph Conrad - full nnine u.i* 60 degrees F.| Tims the spread Joseph Theodore I'onrad •Korzeni- more m reserve. •‘.She is just Knowing a left acquires its cream Itir's. A atmis owski. jal> ill ns in Korea, testing us lar method Is used to convert li­ out," lie said. "And she isn’t quid honey to the familiar I’rnyer-beds are used hy 11 i • "creamed honey." dus, .Moliniiiiiieduns and Ruddn- even using her own men—she's using satellite troops." The new spread may he spread hlsts. Ibis otficer felt, as so tunny eldet veterans do, that llic Alitr i lean military mat blue should trad i h. quii 1.1> expanded in an all out. ft I U se > m**. Veterans Fear U. S. Might Be Facing Dunkerque A g a i n i t f . 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I h — i* | ■ ■ * j. u* it if ;f �# * Police Are Fired In Mobile, Ala. In City-Union Row MOBILE, Ain.. July 18 — (/I5— Forty-one Mobile polircmen and firenirn were fired today for refiin.il tn sign statement* o f non­ union affiliutlon. Bight policemen nml 33 fire men were discharged. They full­ ed to sign the non-union state­ ment* by Inst midnight, the dead­ line prcscrllted by a city or­ dinance. Police Chief Dudley K. MrFaydrn anil Fire Chief L. |. Pelrcy aald normal operation* of tin department* would not be a f­ fected. Pctroy said remaining firemen would "double up" temp­ orarily to handle fire fighting equipment. The ordinance passed a week ago. brought n threat by it labor leader that union* here miuhl take a "holiday' to allow their ■tronglh. Sam Khannnn, a member of the executive hi mid o f the Mobile Central Trade* Council, said a general Bluildown for n day nr two might Nhow the illy o m miialoni'r* "bow at rung we really arc." Shannon made the statement In railing a inn»a meeting for 7:30 P. M, tonight In ronaider the city'* loin agalnal union membrrabip fur firemen and memliera of the police force. The Mobile polire loeat aays that IflO of tho 125 meniliera of the polire depnrlment In-long to the union. The firemen'* union claim IM> pet rent meml HJfRhip. A lleged Spy ii'.iu i.iir . r . m r . « . oaei Hoover declared. Al tlirii flint m illin g m .Inn,., 1045. Ilnovet mid, "(iree n g li wa* paid gSCHl hv Gold, who ohlniri ed It from bin Soviet Mi|ierinr, Anatoli A. Ynkolev, Soviet Vice Consul In Non Yolk city " Hoover nddid that after Hold was artcated last May, Itosenlni win lied (ireengla •• In flee Ihe country nod gave him hiiIt Inntial fund*" to do m i . Rosenberg’* wife told lepnilei today thnt she i* a si. t• i of €J»•■'•tr gins*. the man her hiifhitnd i* nr CUM'd o f leeruiting. She denied thill her luialuind wiik a CommiinD-l Party rneinher, al llmii|;h membership in the party Wilt given in I lie I I’Msoil fm III dismissal from n rlvUr-n job with the army rignal eorpa dining World War two. Mr*. Rosenberg said -lie thought the real came o f Ida dismissal wn III* activity in union nffarx. "Neither of u* ha* nnv parly -if filiations," Mr*. Rosenberg mid. '.'We vote n* we *en fit a| clerlmo time." A buxines* associate of tin , olierg’a, who derluii’d to give In pame, aaid the iiieiiavd mini never talked politic* in mind the shoo or gave an Indication of being * Soviet aympatliber. " I can't undrratnnd ll,‘* the ni • soriate aaid. " l i e wa* very nice In hi* help and winked light along­ side them." L e g a l Notice C nncer T est 11 <>n(Innr<( Prntti I' rkp flue) Francisco's National Cancer Indtuto aaid the tube* can carry large amounts of drug* to the t lie of the cancer. Twice a# much o f the drug injected into a vein would Ik- greatly diluted before it reached the snmc site, he ex­ plained. Drug* were given in this way to 51) patients, all dying o f can­ cer*, in the p «»l year, I)r. Shimkin said. Als'iit half of them re­ ceived temporary help and a few obtained an extrn tfireo months of life, he added. The drugs used were nitrogen mustard*, mnda from wartime poison gases. in. iii |h- method. Dr. Shimkin said, hud proven safe and may itecome increasingly useful. Tho patient lie* on n fluroBcopic ta» hie mirl doctor* watch where the tube, oi rnthrlri, i* going. The patient gets .1 local anesthetic nt the point of the tidie’ri entry and doesn't seem to mind the ororc*.s, tin- doctor* added. Two other report* at today's cm ion desrr il>ed the u*e o f vihi disease* to figiit cancer. Smaller than bacteria, the tiny viruses have to enter body cell* to live and reproduce. If they gel into cancer cells, they may he able to halt Ol slow down thtt canceloun growth. A i .-port from Dr. Sliimkin and oilr other Kan Francisco experln Hr. Howard A. Itierinan, Dr, William M. I). Ms(union, Dr. Der­ nier U. Eddie and Hr, Karl F. Meyer said surh diseases hail been given to Hi person* Buffer­ ing from earner of the lymph gland* or cancer of the blood, leukemia. Some recovered temp orary, for a few wrek* or* month*, the doctois aaid. Knch viru* administered was o f a type Hint could he controlled or reut o ff with such mo.lcr.i antibiotic* a* anreomyein or • hloioiiiyeetln. Diseases used In<•1nrli'd a vim* disease of cat*, n venereal disease called lymphopathia venereum nod rocky mmintnin spotted fever. Hr. Alice K. Moore o f the Sloan.Kettering Institute for Pinner Itesi-arch, New York, told of using another virus which causes ItilSHhiM enei-phalitls. This dangerous disease, given mice, destroyed some kinds o f cancer. Afh eson Note ir»nilH „ra r * i r llaal "II liad the delicate piolilcill n( avoiding any prill -if alu imllig Nehi ii .mil In.tin without eninprojnis'ng I he firm Ameiiean "rm-k hoHntn" trims foi ............ nt of Hi,- Korean crisis. In ie*pondlng to Mi hni Hie m1 cviic of two null's oi a noli- pin* a statement deI' ltlingthe U S i xi i l bn llci-nu >e Nelii u’i nn'e was brief nod In .' •.rial ti'i oi , dinlo'ii'itie nuthnrlHe* ntd piotrier,| deimutOfd IMnl Hu Anu i lean reply likewise lie brief mil V u e on wanted tn make full use of tin- opportunity (o ‘til's* W crii.ih mid II. N. aim* for I In’ sake o f world opinion. Utherwiie 11 was fell Moscow prnpnpntldn would tie armed with I In* mgumnnt that while Stalin “ welcomed" .1 penre move tho UIiilerl Stoles turned It down. Mr. Trunin 11 presumably scanned the iliaH at a meeting yesterday with Arhemn. Miiinwhilo government officials io Indiii romplalniid that Russia's tiuhlli’Hlhm or the correspondence hei,ween Generalissimo Hlaltn sod Prime Minister Nehru wns "Inrorrerl procedure." There officials nnid they had planned to relense the correspon­ dence "when all replies were re­ 1’el veil." They snlil l bey still nwalt- (Dm II i m s P rra P a ar Past program. 8. The UN to create an agency aiithorixed to employ scientists to develop and apply atomic energy to penretime use. This would he done "within the limits permitted hy seeiirUv mea­ sure* made necessary hy the re­ fusal of one nr more nations In agree to universal disarmament nml inspection." !>. The UN expand the mean* of mas* communication to "familinriie Hie peoples of all n.atlnns" with I hr rommilmont* of the U.8 . and other nation*. "The United States," ftruthcr said, "can afford the cost of peace. We must stand up and demonslinle that we have the rnurage to remove the price tag from our efforts to lead the world to hr.nnral.lr ami lasting peace.” chart the course o f artion. Military defense would be ex­ panded. America's present foreign and program would of course he dwarfed. One final purpose would la’ total disarmament, however. In arguing for his proposal Iteulher went Inlo recent hletnry, including what he railed Ihe “ tragic lesson* o f the appeasemrnl at Munich" and the nresrnt "Korean situation.” He aaid the latter wa* a -"narl o f total Communist M ralegy" Mild he predicted that the "dictator/ In the Kremlin will repeat the technique." "W e may push the Communist aggressors hark In Korea only to find a repeal performance in In.InChinn, llinmn. Iran. Turkey, Hei B ro w a rd S h e riff tin or in nnv one of a doren other spots," Kruther ssid. (Cssilssn r , n s Pane Om I Reuther's communication to thi Hiirrcsi.ni> to t'lark were Frank flenrh polire White House covered muglily Tripper. Pompano 13,1*00 words. Including hi* ‘’lot.il chief; Uhief Poland Kelly of Fort peare offen-ive" ilraft, a Irtler In l.nildeidalr. anil Mayor Dave Tur­ Manors. Mr. Truman, and a ''foreword.” ner, mayor o f Wiltnm In cssanre these were his nine Clark succeeded Turner's father in the sheriff's office in 11133. points: (lovernor Warren announced at I. The IJ.S. to plrilgi an annual $13,000,000,001* over the next |0o Tallahassee that he would suagend years (tOM*-i!IJMI) - “ not condi­ both Clark and Sheriff James A. tional" upon payments hy other Sullivan of Dade county if testlmany showed Ihetn guilty nf nation*. 3. The UN fund to help develop wrongdoing. and expand economic resource’ Sportsm an G roup and facilities of participating na­ tion* and to improve living stand­ ( C n s lls s r S r r s i s r a g * Oast ards, "including nutrition, tunning, found that a clubhouse for meet­ health and education." 3. The fund to he available »|n ings and gatherings lends » r " « U ’ to thp Soviet Union and its mirl- unity in the innniherahip and a f­ Ilie nations subject to rertaiti con­ ford* greater pleasure. dition*. He appointed as a committee to ■I, Upon adoption by Congre** of investigate site* for Iht> runlwt America’s proposed role. Mil* na­ and to report hark to thp member­ tion to submit it In the people* of ship meeting July 38, Hoh W ill­ the world. iams, chairman, Denver Cordeje. 5. The UN tn convene an inter- KJ Moughton Jr„ and Mrs. Maytiatinnnl conference looking Inward mi' Hodgkin. total disarmament and e***bt*diThe secret a rv was instructed mrnl o f an inlernational police Hint on receipt o f a definite date force. fi. The UN to set up a ‘Ten- to he m’I by the president, that pie's World Assembly" to make letter* lie forwarded to the rluh* rccommendntions. The Assembly o f the Fifth District to meet in would l>e composed of representa­ Sanford for the election of o ffi­ tives from worker*, the farm, professions, business, education, cers, whirh will he sponsored by religion, and other group*. The the Seminole Chib. .. ,,.,«i noviing for the pur­ Assembly would convene anmin'ly. 7. The UN to expand existing pose of organising a membership agencies and ere*I f others hh drive will he lieh* July 38 at 8 I*. might hr ui’i’iled to administer the M . at tho C ity H ill. M exican Presiden t A ttacks A g g ressio n Mexico, July 18 —hU)— President Miguel Aleman, expressing himself on Internation­ al affair* for the first time since the Korean war broke out. says M e x i c o "condemn* aggressive wars." The statement was made hv hts official spokesman at tho Nuevo 1s’"*) State University yesterday. The President seldom sneaks himself but has his cabinet members speak In his name. Education Min­ ister Manuel dual Vidal said tho President's attitude is: "Mexico condemn* sggressiv: wsrs and domination In its differ­ ent forms, military or economic, and will follow her unchanging tradition o f peace and fulfillment of internationt! obligations." Mexico is is memoir of the Unit­ ed Nations, which voted to halt the North Koreans, and a* a mem­ ber of the Organisation nf Amer­ ican States approved the U.S. act­ ion in Korea. Legion M eetin g (C satlaam l V ras P a g e Om I in niit-of-town spending. “ Local businesses," he said, “ must spend money outside of Sanford to exist.” Mr. Housholder said, however, that the Fair actually brings money Into Rnnfnrd. He stated that th e, Fnir Association spent over $1 ,1100 last year in putting on the show. "In addition to that." he eontinued, "the Fair brought several hundred workers and per­ formers to Sanford for one week during which time they spent their money hero for eating ami living purposes,” The Post promised in a resolu­ tion to pledge Its full support and County Defense Council In nnv nccooperallnn In the Hrminote tlon or efforts that might !.•> mithorimd or railed for hv them. Judge Douglas Slenstrnm intro­ duced Clnrenrp Clause and William Tison, Sanford representative* to Hoys State who recently attended s convention held In Tallahassee The young men thnnked the L e­ gion for their part in establishing and sponsoring the program throughout Florida. Korean W a r IC n tlss M m a f i x , Oast mander of the U. 8. 24th Infan­ try Division, said the Communists had not dented the new American postions north and west o f the city o f 160,000. General MacArthur In Tokyo and an Eighth Army spokesman in Korea reported all American lines intact in tho area. The Eighth Army spokesman credited the 24th Division with having fought thi: Reds "almost |o a standstill.” The Reds were reported pouring reinforcements across the Kum River. They wrested a foot hold there hy aheer manpower from tho thin line of Americans in tho Kongju area, 20 miles northwest of Taejon. But the spokesman at Eighth Army headquarters in Korea said onljr four North Korean tanka had been reported south of the river. So quiet were the Reds, MaeArthur’s communique said, thnt the outnumbered, battle weary 24th dlvlalon eent out patrols m an effort to find out the enemy * movements. Associated Press correspondent William JL Moore reported from the hattle xone that air power ap­ peared to be slowing the Red drive at Taejon. American planes, he said, seem­ ed to have kept North Korean armor from moving against the Americans around the city. The Bed radio at Pyongyang, North Korean iN o r in R o r c i n capital, broadcast that 2,500 II. fi. troops were 1killed and 100 raptured In fighting soul), o f the Kura through fl P- M. M °f day (3 A-'M- E S T). . „ All American references to U. S. losses In the rivor battle have pictured them ae t i g h t . A spokesman at Eighth Army headquarters In Korea_ sakl 9:fi0 P. M. (0:60 A. M. EST) that South Korean unlU In central Ko­ rea attacked Red troop concentra­ tions In that area. The extent of the attack was not JcPort1' ,-v The spokesman aaid South Ko­ reans inflicted "heavy losses on a Red column encountered south­ west of the American sector. U»ter tho South Korean unit withtlrSouth Korean casualties have been light the past two d*ys, t.U| spokesman « lt (. There was littlactivity n the American sector durng the da)5______ The Ilia of Man W*» techni­ AN AM ERICAN COMMAND cally at war with Germany from POST IN KOREA. July 18—(Ah 11)14 to 1D4B. here y<«< lTllV.'’' aaddP P ^ geotaantf i ^ ^ ^ j a n y c m You can drive an a y 2 5 • S T O \< ROBSON o w / n e i s Swsts tandt "Stedi-line” e Ss b ateeHrgl w &p * * ‘ ■m - ; . \ . r f 1, '• • |W.?:♦ ■ ■ ■ . M P I M - s q . M /. CROTONS - J-' RA LARGE nsfh.. ; : •f'j'r getfi* AC TI ON, . IVTCRORY S 1 0 * mr.it-*1 e r> .— MaJ. General William F, Dean through the roadblock. personally led an attack that pull­ "Then I knew nur people up ed some of his front line troops ■heed were in trouble. It liirn».| out of the fire in Saturday’s out, howercr, thet the regimental heavy fighting near the Kum colonel on the other side h*,t River. mother tank and he climbed in another lie Back here briefly after four was able to crack through the days in the front lines, the com­ roadblock.*' mander of the U.S. 24th Division told of the incident tonight He prefaced it hy saying the North Korean Communist* had not dent­ ed new American line* north nf Taejon, former American head­ quarters In South Korea, lit raid the Red* had not been able to nut their tanka across the shallow river in forces. In response to questions. Gen­ eral Dean told o f the personally led relief given to Infantrymen at a roadblock in the heavy fighting. The general said he put his ictp ahead o f two tanks leading an in­ fantry column against the road­ block on tho American supply road. An infantry unit In truck*, led by two armored personnel carrier* and two tanks, was being sent to relieve heavily pressed troop* on the Kum Rivet line. General Dean, who was tempor­ ary commander of U.S. troop* in Knren before Lt. Gen. WalUm II. Walker of the Eighth Army ar­ rived, said he went forward and T h e remarkable resiliency found the infantrymen had left o f rcilnated glass fibers ami the truck* tn deploy. Going far­ their astonishing strength ther he found the armored rers. Around another corner the two (250,000 lbs. per sq. in .) tanks. g i v e v o N n r R o n * th e "W ell, I found out that some­ •w eetest action you ever body who had Ihe wrong Informa­ saw. Actually superior to tion had come down thnt road telling them that Red tanks were eith er steel o r bam boo. coming against us," Dean said. W o n 't take a set . . . can't "I told them this was all wrong warp, rust, shrink . . . un- ™ and pul my jeep in front of the tank* and started up toward the affected by even salt water. roadblock. A ll told, we believe these "The Communist* had got hold are the finest ro d s ever o f some of our vehicles and piled offered. *7 , them on the road. They had mor­ tar fin- and machincguns covering Come in It and also Ihrir lank artillery and see A was firing from up on thr river. woMimons "P relty soon I looked lairk and today. found dial the Infantry wasn't lieside us so I went hack to cheek. I found that whrn the men deployed Ihe trucks had pulled away for cover. no I got more trucks and got the men in thrm anil went on hack up and found the armored earn had been knocked out hv the ar­ tillery." Dean went on. “ So nail S P O T T IN G G O O D S one nf the tanks. And the oilier 106 East First tanks had not been able to hrenk . mERCURY I rn irirn t o a pp m a m PAi HTATK rir K U i IIIHA Tin R K L .i,t: " w EU KitH H K. 'resilien ce berry. New Hampshire. i-«i|!IHI‘ -----I'ltl -.X | (Kt Hit. r r.U tr n r r on known ill imrlles rlalmjna In terest hy. Ihrouah. nailer nr agalnal laniibe Price I'nikee LTNNH-KHBKX i ’O , INI*, n ill* Solved Ft'iild* cor pore Him, all rUlinln* liilrrrxl hy. E rllss rough, tinder or saalnsl l.vnr • sax Co., Inc., a dr*»"l»iit K'or. Ids corporation: and all psrlle having or eUlmlne lo lisvr „nv right, title or inletosl In lowing desrr Mini Umle. ,11 nay irt thereof, localnl In HemtnuH ml Ilit* reaction nf the U. 8. and ounljr, Florida, in-wit l*»is J K. I.. V, W and X of nlock 4* llritisli government* lo Htalln a of Amended flat of fry* ',it t-tke reply. Hhoree. arrordlng In |dal lliciruf recorded in PUI llook I, pitne I* of Ihe Fill,Hr Ilerorda of Hemlanln Lenders U rg e d rStunir. Florida. You, and each of you. ere lieiehv ICeailaaea Proa Pop* Om I nllfied ItlBI a suit lie* tiren rnught agalnal you in Ilia (.'Irciill some fniNi* liecause Hn*y ran get Court for Hemlnofe r.’oanly, Florida leptacemunta hy an efflrieut Iran* Ik Chancery, hv CHAIU.Pf IV HOOK K. and MATTItS I.IINIICH INirlntion aystrm. HOOK,., jil* hi* Wlfs, wlfs, and r»U Sic lierehv Regarding farm inaehlnary raqulradlo ap|»*r sail file wllli N In a pi Jark or sal 1'our mirl1 your writ- short during tha last war—Patdefense*. If sup,’. lo Ilia [lie hill of ton said the equipment maker* ||al should he underwritten nv Ihr goy N*llil in said suit on Ihe I of July, A. D. ilk«. an akhrntd tilfe of which reaee Is' rrmnenL If neepsaary. Patton said ha doesn't want tn RLWI-----^ W. Ill, n ik and kSIATTIK . _Klt IfOOK, hlishsod nml wife, see any more Inflation but la op . Wslnllff*. -v*. |1KU,B W. KM Kit- posed now in control* beyond raBON, ol al, Oefendsal* * . Herein fall not or Jiolsmi'nl will MlrirUon* on credit and strategic M ontered agslnal you hy default, material*. , ■pj# nature of this null 1* in He said Im I* against gouging ‘1 ‘ - fOiei 4h* lilts lo Ihe shove dtscrlbed Unde In lh« FlBlnllffa hv of ronsumers and ” we ought t< ikla nro-aedlng* roieedlng* move In on some nf thr»* fom " KfUi rny my band and the nesl pron-Hsora." lie didn’t say how, PNKtfH at Hanford. Hemlm,»< J«* Court <i;urj al HemlnMo Patton said another matter inly, ---Florida, ISIh d«v of la. Ihlihlamk A. ISIS. took up with Mr. Truman was the o. I*. IlMtNlHW. Aa I’letk or said idea of strengthonlng the nonmilitary, peaceful and utilitarian . »W H ll ihmrl O m c i A I. HKAI/I arms of the United Natlona. e f t - - *»' TPE8PAY JULY IS, 195^ THE SAWFOBP HERALD. 8ANFOBP. FLORIDA PAGE BIX * ■’ Tv ‘j I •• - .. . a m ■ V,. ..-■i- j J fi 141 H U liy N X I p a o fo i ■■ __________ • IVW V. • tm ____ ■ > -(*F 'W l^ s r- �ft TW T fOgifY! • ' 1 In Unity There In Strength— To Protect tho Peace of (he World: To Promote the Progresa of America. To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. OTh# ^ m if& v b f c r a l d ^ VOLUM E X X X X I * at W ASHINGTON. Julr I9_<,p, — The llrfenfie Department anli nunm l today the Army anil Air force Hill begin ini inrdialely recalling a limited nunilier of Reservists to active duty. TinNary uIn, will atari immediate­ ly a "selective recall" of lieIr e n e s , the annnunrement raid. Quick Ami Imvnrnble Function Is Found T o President's Mes­ sage T o Congress Atwoclutrd Pri’H.s I.cased Wirt* ID. I DAO 2. Possibly limited output of civilian good* which lake big Humilities of steel and tilhefl scarce material*. 3. Curb* on inventory hoard­ ing. 4. The possibility that needed Lieut. John Sauls ami (4) enlist­ matcriul* will be requisitioned. ed men from this arra a ir expected 6. Higher clearly-implied pos­ sibility of an excess profit* tax, to make the trip, Lirut, Ernest Southward will lead to produce revenues and curb profiteering. -_#rmed forces he lifted y l The President also reported to Congress he has empowered Hecrctury of Defense Johnior to rail to active duty "us many National Humd units and as many units a Medical detarlimenl ni the third and individuals o f the reserve battalion consisting of ten local forces o f the Army, Navy, and A ir men. Forres as may bo required." The troops will be attached to The armed services now are limited hy law to 2,005,882 men. the 48th Infantry division under That figure ia divided this way: the command oi Maj. Genral Rus­ Army 8.17,000, Navy (50(1.882 and sell. of Macon, Ga. Tire division eatir Force M2JXM. ■ is composed Of “Flofida'and GeirrgtrT “ A t iutesl report the actual nuin soldiers. her of men under arms wras Army Brig. General J. C. Hutchison of 693 000, Navy 461,000 and Air Sanford is commanding officer of Force 407,000. Mr. Tiuman laid down bln pm’- (lie Florida cantingenty. grn rnln a 6600-word message to In battalion competition Inst the Semite and House rerortlng In ym r Co. I received ,*i slnrdnrd for detail on what has lurppened lu fielding tin* beat lit) mm mortar Korea and why the United Slate* xquad. The group also gained again I* fighting thouaanda of honor* fur having the liest com­ miles from home. pany in the regiment. — “ The at inch upon the Republic The encampment r*t Ft. Jackson* » j f Korea," Mr. Truman raid, hon i* part o f the* »uiniin r train­ "makes It plain lieyond all doubt ing program followed by National that the international Communist Guard groups throughout the movement is prepared to use arm­ stute. The men will stuilv mili­ ed invasion to conquer independ­ tary methods, tnetierd and straent nation*. We mutt therefore gellr problem*, mnke a survey of recognize the possibility that th** latest urr.y equipment, train rcssttssH e « e * * » on the gunnery inngi*.- mid fnmiliarixn themselves with other Army procedure. An advanced detail o f Co. I men under tin* command of Cpi. Allren Kendall- left Hunford today to mnke preparation* for the arrival of the other troop*. . Seven other Sunforl o ffices, WASHINGTON, July -W ) — Leaden of the American Fe- mem tier* of the 48lh Division deration of Labor, worried about staff, wll also go to Ft. Jackson a shortage of political funds, for training. They nn*: Ihig. Genmet today to draft plane to raise eral Hutchison, assistant divi­ sional commander of the 48lh di­ Instead of an expected l> con­ vision: Muj. Stewart (intchi l, illtributed by each of tea A F L * v'sonol Inlantry officer*; Mai claimed 8,000.000 members, col- John Dope, division nrltllvrv o ffi­ mictions actually hay# uverafad cer; Capt. Roy Green, attached to only 7 1/2 cents a member, sty 48th division artillery: Capt. Ho bert Raker, dlvtson photo officer, AFL political lead” * * , ____ . . Leaders of AFL lUte « d lo­ and Lieut. Robert Newman, Jr. cal groups were to consider A aide til General Hutchison. AFL Drafts Plans .T o Raise Funds For ^Political Drive resolution today urging _ more contributions and more voter re­ gistration for tho tell ejections. Expelled Union Ends Heavy outlays in ertantaed la­ Strike D ue T o Crisis bor's toeing fights J n .Senate races In Florida end Nwth Caro­ C A R T E R K T ~ n 7 j ., July 1 0 — lina have concerned tbB AFL (Aq— A Union which the CIO leadership, It we* relatively re- tossed out fo r being too fo r to D. Keenan, dtaeteoy of tho left ho* agreed to end a strike became o f the Korean criiffle W ASHINGTON,~July 19 — (/F) — The National Guard and arm­ ed service* reserves include about 2.600.000 men subject to call un­ der power given to Secretary of Defense Johnson by President Truman. *f' However, oply a, small pert of that ntiOibepf Or*' *iT,# treinsd and equipped, or even organised into units. Hero I* how the backlog of military strength Is msde up: National Guard A total strength (a few week* before the Korean w ar) o f about 328.000 In ground units. Organised Into 27 divjsion*-26 infantry, two armored. All these divisions, says tho Army, ore fully organised by units, ready to go. However, tin­ man strength o f almost all of the divisions is barely half tin, wartime complement. A ir National Guard About 46,000 men; 61(1 units composed into 12 light bomber and 72 fighter squadron*. Army Reaervea About 000,000 men. However, only about 185,000 of these (70,000 officers and 1 10,000 men) are on a paid, regularly train,’ t basis. On paper the reserves consist o f 17 infantry, three annum!, five airborne divisions. Rut the degree of organisation and act­ ual readiness generally is much less than that for the guard. Navy Rwervea A total o f 1,118,231 names an* listed— but only 184,000 are act­ ually i in regular training. The others, generally, are men Who have indicated wtlllngnes* to go on active duty. Marine Reaervea 128,000, with 21,000 receiving training on drill-pay status. I'OK V11, I Inn d.i 1 . lull :*I| nd1*— I’T c 'h Air Ferre Reaervea 63,000 in regular drill-pay sta­ tus, with another 64,000 in volun­ teer training outfit*. The 46,000 men o f the Air National Guard ara In addition to these A ir Force reservist*. F orm er Resident O f S anford D ied Sunday Funeral sendere were held at the graveside in Evergreen Ce­ metery at 2:00 P. M. today for Clarence C. 68, who u. Vickary, vie aery, as, died auddenly Sunday at his home I lived for the past four years, y lit Jacksonville_ where ....... he . j hid Tho Rev. W. P. Brooks, Jr. of­ ficiated. Mr, Vickery waa born In Hart­ well, Ga. and formerly lived In Anderson, 8., 0. before coming to Sanford whore ha lived before moving to Jnekaonvtlle. Ho to survived by one daughter, Mr*. W. D. lakx and a grandson, Donny Inks ai Hialeah Park; three sisters, Mrs. D. M. MeAUTO ACCIDENT Klnnon of Orfandof Mrs. R E. 10 or 20 percent of MIAMI, July 19— (A7— A 27- Egerton of Hopewoll, V*.; and have eent political year-old Hialeah man was killed Mrs. H. T. Holmes of Cnnleto, N. league headquarter*, early today when his car crashed Y. into a 12-foot coral rock embank* STATESMAN HONORED ment. FRENCH AID HEW YORK, July 18 Police identified him as William PARIS, July ip-^AY—T h e Robbins and said the car apparent­ French government todav decided ly was traveling about 100 miles to place tho French sloop La an hour when It careened off Grandier* at the disposal of the Ok««ehohae road. United Nations fag us# In Korea. K Sy w atlr world Police said a passenger In the It to now on daty In the Per Ea«t. ear, Identified as Miss Wlllodene “Jan's Fighting Ships" iWcribIsbell, ST, ef Birmingham, Ala., ss tha ship ss a fJBH cnnsr built deyeSea ita wiTritte* te the reuse was thrown door of the wreckage. to 1989. It rentes a crew oLlSfl. «|t la three 6.6-Inch Eighteen hundred copper work­ ers are returning to work to­ day at the U. S. Metal* Refin­ ing Company, 'Ltd., her*, Local 827, International Unton of Mine, Mill, and Smelter Work* ere, struck three weeks ego, say­ ing a company incentive system to a speedup. The Mina, Mill, and Smelter Worker* were one of several un­ ions which the CIO expelled on the charge that their policies resembled the policies of the Communist Party rather than those of the CIO, V-': l nlniic . ludzIV Li Iiii/S- ni milit«y t el vin- tot till4 Ilf•it 12 inonlli' all 1" t tilt f»OV% III llll) 1461Ills Rep. Vitirou ( D (,a l '-it' i tl the ml the lull in the 1 loti •!' »l lit ! , Aimed Scl tilIT* ( nlimiitl' • " 1,icIi ei (M l it lie lirai L Willi 111 Lilt hr-,k|III ITiday. A n iiilhu mi a HU’ V\ii tntinduel d in tin* Stnalt J*v O ' iiiriuwn Tydiog * (■> M.I t of ! lit* Senate t .iimiiiili i Armed Set Viii Vinsiitri sit ni hi int i loi In of* Lei III fer leg ixlutto tt in i jitt tal li of M l l Ii ■ ('ll lirafli'i . nil'•1 they an tal I’ll III*:o (In- A tiny. At |irm eellt, tIII* 1.4vv i’I'ln thi* ii ,.if tee’s turn ut 21 muni bn. it itisu i* i'Xpi'i'ti'*l that the Defense Deportment will request ( tlmt the top age draft limit of -C, yi*n* lx* raised- Sume .unices indicate it may be placed at 36 years. In tin* incnnlimc, \ m- mi inlrodui'cd legislation lu suspend fur a year nil legal limit- nn the strenglli nf I tie united forces. vice to Plantation Estate* was l aying of the cubic across Luke Monio(> lo provide telcpli....This wus asked b> President Tru­ pictured lust week when over ft,OOP feut bud been laid with mine lii.PPP feet remaining ........ the job man in bis message to ('ongress l, complete. Tin- barge from which the ruble was laid was ltioiu;lil up the St, John* Rivet from 'Juek•onville. today. Congress generally indicated willingness to give speedy ap­ prox ul to ino*l ol Pie ideal Trut inan's reiiue !• I'm men, moniufe 1 mid materials I" meet tin* KuieimL. I I mM2 Secret Meeting Of Spencer Outlines ... . a,li,T (iiiford I n s a n e ' Red Cominform Is Building P la n s armed uggresslon. Rumored In hurope », x/. . nx , House 8 |ieuke| Ram Rnvbuin Defense Claims said Die President's refoinnieii I > lion for economic legudalmii mil In- eniltodird in a bill to be nilm liiiced todav. •I’m boning we cun |iui* In lull next week,” Itnvhiirn aid. i American Amphibious, Landing Close 'Po Enemy Lines Meets L i t t l e Opposition Telephone Cable La iti id <a11lirr By ill*- Sen.ate, the For families— 1. I igldi n<-(l installment credit, probably higher down payments i t! not > pet" to tin* \VInti* 1l"U c and Iris time lu pay. o. tiir i . •-i*IciH : -ifii.iltin 2. Sooner or lalrr, higher luxes. 1 t| islatliiii KdS IUIKhIui n i ia II, Nn price, wage or ration controls now, but later if prices soar. 4. Perhaps fewer things to buy, especially auto* nnd television nets. For men of military ugt* — 1. A draft summons—for those over IP ami under 20 a* needed. 2. A mandatory call to active service for National Guardsmen noil Reservists if their unit* or individual assignment* ure want­ ed iiy tiie military. Fni business— 1. Controls over material*, in­ cluding government authority to rulion supplies and set up pruri­ Company I. 124th Infnniiv re- tic* to nay who should get them. Nn. 2:iS Tw o Crack U.S. Divisions Land A s Reds Gather Forces For Assault On Taejon Post WASHINGTON. Inly l'» </P) Responding swilil> ii> I'resident Irumali'v tall im .iiliini “without delay, the HiaiM- Imlay oilhoii/rd WASHINGTON. July 19 (/}>) President 1rumsn's call upon $1 .JJJ.'iOO.fK)1* id mild.ns nd to Congress today lor expanded inililary and parltnl civilian mobilization lice milium In combat * •iminuuista alooaii. means, if Congress approves in full: Sanford U n it s Of National GuardGo ToCamp Saturday iSlJrSLraa- Military A id Bill Approved By House Vote fair anil hot through THurx<lav, rirr|il fur lli>iiiilrif>liin> m •t wideli scattered place* occurting ,nn-iU in aflrrnmiu, ^ President Truman’s P r o g r a m ' Means P a r t i a l Mobilization WASHINGTON. July l9-</P) —PrcsiJcnl Truman aikrJ ConBicss today for a 110,000,000.000 piogratn to provide men and ma­ terials for Korean fiphling and to guard against any aimed aggres­ sion rlscwlicre. Along with nrw military mea­ sures, Mr. Tiunian piopusrd par- Co. I Will Be Given Inline front mobilization. TwoWceksTraining There will br no price controls or At FortJackson.S.C. rationing now. Bui the Presidrni •aid he won't hesitate to call loi them ii sharp price rises make gimeul, under i >ii]iiii.mil nf Cnpt. them necessary. IVvid G.iithrl will cnli.im from ♦nter, he said, there will in* n Sunfoid Saturday at 7:10 A. M.. request fur higher tuxes. for a lwo week) Iratuing period aI Mr. Truman ashed I Iml all legal limits nn the Hixe of the Ft. Jack>»u, S. C. ^ °J ^ p h labor'* League for frpUtieel Edu­ cation — the A FLe peUtieal broach—eeid the league pelltlcal war cheat Is down to 9600,000. In addition to that m J M league ho* collected about $2“°,000 from union traaaunea, on tbe faaele of 10 coate a member, for political poeee. Tbl» m for publicity on leeuae AFL U interested, A can* T d d *'tea, AFL la of unton* S * & lag yoeterday and ■ t m i.t iin h in iit ir ii i t i u v h 'ltttru ii a i i l i i i AN IN D E I'E N H E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R S A N F O R l), FLO R ID A. W ED N ESD AY JU LY Knfnhlinlied 11)08 National Guard And • Reserves Expected To Be Called Soon President Asks ConKress For Ten Bil1 lion Dollars F o r Korean Controversy TH E W E A T H E R In S c h u h Case LONDON. July 1ft (,V) lo Kzwants Uub tniiTiran t i u 1, |, * wlm seised a hi.nlilnail at |'<i hang on Knrea'a ca-.l rnast rosin-,| inland ti-lat iu ni .,1,patent effort In blueI. a n, » Nut lb K01c.u1 drill- sioilliw mil tin* lirsl I ‘aiiln It,, i- ton I luicb.mi/eit) tia<, ,*iii.nulnii- ils Ix'.iilitirul pu.sil.li I,, |||,> Uio I Ii - nilIII \ uilg |u * \ 11 d n 11 1 ritad-iiiil mute oliich li.nl I’aegu. I lie Reds wete lepuited mui in,- daw n tin- line I u 1 on (In* Vm irii ni eitiipl) InnI iiuii P11nan It) \SS(M I \ t II, PRESS l S 1rr,i1]> licit- nn the u|(r It­ 'll-* luil.vy with two tii-'h American iln 1 tun, ihrnwn mi" th>- K'.rcnn w .i i , I'tit nn llic wc'leru flout .1 lii.nv < "imiiuni-l .nlilh tv Imi rag' pn 'llll) MHIUlllt if t!o If- lllllt dnlli *>l ihe in.tin ( niiiiuum 1 .iiiai t I mill nhx’lli I) ’ .III! llll’ time fur ,-iiitrii' in tctie.il 111,iv In- ite.vili )M)t. hut I’txtilenl 11urn.in caution­ ed agam-.1 hope* Im a t)Un k lictoiy. Ihe famed "I!-I! fm Leather" hint Lavalt) divinuii, vetciani nf the hheialiou of Mauil i and actual­ ly a tnrehnized inl.udiy unit, land i'd iinu|ipn>ed on the east until at rohang yeterdav, jn*t *>ehni Red Imre It quickly drove Mien mile* inland It wa* 1I1 . hi>n! the Jr>lh ‘ liopii l.ighlninu" Dm mu had 1 0111c ailmir al an unili’ i lu'i'd lo- 1 ilmn imf appneultv tin .on ha* all the >many ( mnmimri* on ihe mam Kolean hiltlriiunl helme I u-)nn le eionpetl and tenia- id then (liepower despite liercv Allied an at­ tacks' I hey began masting mortar end , ,rniiini Ine at \ 1ne1n in po 1 tiun» An enemy penluid 40 W,-stern European pnliiliTm j Hprculati'd tnduy tlmt tliu Gum-1Civic Cluh 1iuikling inform Ini* Ix-cri callfil Into :n*-! Kstim.ited 'To Cost crct session to discus* tin* Far En«t and tin* lint fan war. Nut Over $23,000.00 Tup Communist Icndurs Mau­ Rouse .Majority I.i*ad>*r Met' rice Tlioror. and Jacques Murin' ninck (l)-Miis*) said' "In tIti >> S.ininld >.in I,.in a new ( ilii mite, t" tile roiilhwe'l ,huve uilt tieii] situation we must give lb> CI EAKWATI H. July 19 ■</!') nf France und Piilmlrn Tnglintli ( lull litnliline Ini i liltle Ui i. .Sindh Knii-an l" n e , d. lei.ding llie of Italy were known to have left Pri‘siili*til wluilever is lieu t — I In- ilrfrllir Imlay lirgan lo lay their post* on unexpected jourlull II nl III HOH," .1. . I n .,I 1. W ‘-pentci t> Russia respects only power and Tln ie nn* tin evideiiie tHut tbe must make ourselves all-power: *>l the giuutul im it) plea ul intanily nnvs. iluy at tlir Km.mi Imu limn. (ot Flullie (ilHonl, (i1), accutrd The time nml world rauilittan* Still III lit limit'll tu«V . nn lie1 hum Tbe President’* messeev prov i I Ml S|u in n n l tli ll ill,- pie generally were rnusideied .*pRllel flout, Willi |un peel uf n fine working blueprint of ul..u of nl.iymg »talr trpmrnlativc proprinte for one of tin* (!otnnui- Kill building hello: utilized 1*1 tin te* eneii preHiinre ilm- I- nrrivwl musl Ih’ ilotie." Clullrk J. .Si liuli. Ji. nl*L iirgaul/iitinn’s m il icy inert­ m.i Iin 1)1 nl iluii in S.iulniil i in nf mm American tump , hud any Rep. Arvnd* (III), a- i - i ae I lie flail, olJ. ex-meal cutter, ing* somewhere behind tin* Iron Ilitlo otlrqll iti’ ir.'Ulluara on C ,* r M il House Repuldii'nu lender: "lip II Curtain. lias pleaileil InitI, innocent ami m whole. I’m preltv nuieb in ngi* I lr ild lii il lie liiit.iiy ( lull II I ui>> inn rni by reaimi ni intanily to tlir One report mriiliniied tlmt So­ ini-lit with the President’ viet Foreign .Minister Amliel A. alle.uh i uni n i >1 in .in Intel l and gram. I think we have to def fii -I degree inuider cliaigc. Visliinsky cut short u vucutioi, at plan b a n In en di m il Im a lirt, llitelv face tile fuel tlmt •real » u m . n . j pint, Clearwater alliu- (’arlsbud, Gseriinsliivakiii, yester­ 1* it possibility and we uni t mal i lull hinliliiii I in in ia,ill in* a itie tiry win) ir|irc»riited (aifford in a day und left by plum* for mi un­ lliriil til the hiillililo’ , lie tail! necessary prepuralion<." known destluiition. Kenutor Rrirker (K-Oliio) m divorce iave la>t year, dr,cubed a dieted ('iingri1** will grunt Mi Tlilinan’e requests for billion- >> dollar* nml hoard powers lo n loente steel and other wsrlllim tin leriuls. •‘I think it’s nei-essurv if we’ve got a war on and l guts* vie m ' h , i i , , * s •», r « * , f s » i Eccles Introduces Six-Point Plan To Prevent Inflation HALT LA K E C ITY, July tl) ( f f ) — Marriner H. Eccle* o f tin* Federal Reserve Hoard yestnduy outlined u six-point plan designed to curb inflation wlm h he said is developing rapidly becuiisu of tiie Korean War. Ho promised in a ktatenieit tlmt inflation la.* checked through use o f stricter credit controls, maintenance o f current U x le­ vel* and a reduction o f civilian demand for goods, Eccles, a former Utah hanker, suggested as a fiscal program for tha .government that: 1, The government make no reduction In taxes this year. 2. It re-impote a corporation excess profit tax o f 76 nor cent on all net earnings above l'l per cent o f the first UftOO/kM (6 0 « f Invested dspltul sn i 8 per cent on any balance, s'lowing a 86,000 exemption of earning aubject to tlm tax. 3. Organised labor U: aikrJ to make no demands for war*’ Increase* while the Excess Pro­ fit Tax to effective, 4. Second and third clasa post­ al rate* be boosted to a point where Poet Office Department deficit! may be met. 6, Tax loopholes be closed, 6, The U. 8. Treasury offer non-bank investors long term non-msrket bonds with 16-yesr maturity interest rate of 2 1/3 per cent. White tha situation will require suns controls, Eccles said, h« hoped the country could nvold the areesslty of uotagwnrtimi .S?w~K Clark Won’t Resign; “Governor Warr'en Wi l l Understand” ririiig 01’ Rocket Is Postponed By TcchnicuM ties Ttds report wus attributed t,h mihiU m u i /Oh* 1* le d . ll would viiil lo the defi-ndaiil ill jail a few informed sources ut Curlslmil. Vt-j -rit I to pi im i 11111111:11 tu ineii I HNG R \ N G i: PRDYING days aftri the shooting, Apr. 24, sliinsky has been out of tin* Mo*-i||lr n, , ,j ,,| ,, gmwtng Sanlni in l l! >>l 1 |1l GROUND, ( ’neon. Inly It* l*i cow news for many weeks, nnd 1910. I ' i linieiiI d ifhi'iilt n ;m d. h iv ing llll llu* in-Xl JO VtMIV then* lias bi-en speculation tlmt Jnnei «aid ‘.id(end showed 111, he wa* in Csecliosluvskiu. Others , " l l u 1 lob li.». linn mi con'll mt tile *ebei|iiled firing nn a ilnuhle mkiiv of recogni/ititi him and insugested that be hud gone to ei|. )■> a in .1- im 1 many ,11 I (»•) beiuh-i rocket nut met tlie Atlan­ ■iilrd his own name wai Charlie Peiping for conferences with tint peupl 1 it 1,’ lu :.nil M i. Sp ’in ci tic Imill v Tile rocket, a lii" luge "ItmnpChinese Communists regime. R om . A Cotnlnform conference, now »,iul lli.il in.mi 1 nn •ng.iui/.ilum- vr" liiiill uiuuinl tin* German V ' The altnrney gave It a* hit could tu* expected tu disruss tail C01,1(1 llulll llll’il 'lull , lllVIMtlU.il Ut tvillt a little "Wne I'm pm at" in opinion that there wai “ »ome men­ only Korea and the Fur Ensl count) Hint ini* in 'in Ii ,i lunliling ll.-r nose, wti* Hiippu ' d to ivhim.di tal derangement" unle» Gifford generally, liut also tin* position williuiit hilling tu im l uul the Inglt on it* wav nlmut S \ M ( E S I I. Diffieiiltii.'n in fnntriil circuits wai faking hit lack of recognition, of Marshal Tito’s Yugoslavia, tiltoul .inilili.ituni m On- Aiuioiy. eaunl a seril'i of p. tp... . was expelled from Lie* lie added Gifford gave no indi­ which Tin’ plan - cull fur 11 stage no n Thu public informiihuu uffiec ... v Reds' International fraternity two cation of faking, although he wai years ago fur being too iniir)..... (Hiring Him feel il. •-11 hy 22 feet av il bo|ii", ihe guided mi lie wide, lie tug* iiunhl I"* elevated will lake off on il exin ted ”l*t) watching closely lor such trace,. dent. nroiiml I to I* AI. On cross examination Jones said Tension between Tito und Ctun- two feel from the main flnur. t mile fliglit tu* talked to Gifford only five* or Inform members wus risen sharp­ kitchen wuuhl iilluw meals to In* t EHT). Army, Navy and Air l'-me six misrule*. Hi* admitted b* w“ * ly in recent weeks. Tiny Albania, prepared mi tiie premises. “ The 'Iructiiie wuuld In’ built uf “IIIa lit'- nil llu . in <1 n, giving Ids opinion only us a lay­ once 11 Yugoslav satellite, nceused tvtirtl *»» I**** • !« ! i with (.cures nf m-iv ...paperini-l* man nnd bud no quulifieaton* as u Tito u week ago of violating ini* Yugosluv-Albaiiiiin luirdi'r wiili mil' him: workers iimki- In. I min­ psychiatrist or menial expert. ute adjustment*. The state closed Its case after tbe intention uf starting a fignt. II HHlIilHril ID l*4Bf Ihrrel Win'll the rocket take, off it presenting evidence of the wounds will be tiie first Imri/iintul nr which killed the popular young Inn-angle firing nf the V .! iu lhi* legislator. HAN I I I AM I < July 19 — country ux tvi-ll n,- the fir -t Hchub, 37. a leader of Governor (/p)-~ General Dwight D. Elsen­ launching nl the Hpruivling Im e Fuller Warren’s forces lu the 1940 hower due- nut believe the ubun operated by tlie* Air Force a* n liegisiuture, we* stmt In hi* Bt. Petersburg law office. Gifford was T A IP E I, Formosu, July 19 — IhiuiIi shnuld l»e UM’il ill the hulllt) mihsile proving ground fur all Ilie *er flees. seised on the snot and ha* admitt­ (A1) — Reform of the Kuundntiuig fur Kuit-a. "I l«dleve lliut were I ill the (Chinese Nationalist Party) will ed shooting •Hchub. he discussed at u future meeting, middle of till* tiling, I would Chiaug Kai-Shek wa* urged to­ avoid using anything that «ur M IAM I, July 19_</pj— Rroward county Sheriff Walter Clark said day to revamp the party by 214 own peiqde or others peoples High yesterday 04 might consider inhuman," bd*eutoday he hud no Intention of re- members of its central execu­ lo\V tliix ninrning lift signing "because I feel feel that that II tive committee. He delayed any iiowrr told reporters a i Fres­ Ruin yesterday .(HI no yi’slerduv on hh way here. haven't done anything to warrant decision. " It is imperative that we st iml Tnta July Ruin to date t i.9 A high ufficfal said tin* party my resignation." ___ lit* would explain le I said ex|)I»l, to probably wuuld expel member* before the world us tin, chump- July normal rainfiill 7.(53 inc le*. Governor Fuller Warren nl* part who had taken refuge uhrnud. ions of decency. I wouldn't want 1 in the activities of the Rroward These include T. V, Mining, Urn- tu do unything Gist might anta­ Novelty Compuny. Re » » d he felt ther-in-law of Chiaug; li. II. gonise public opinion in uuv the Chief Executive would under­ Rung, Rrother-in-law o f Mine, way.” AlEiseulio'wer, tho supre Ghlsng, and Hun Po, son o f Dr. stand hi* activities. The sheriff's flat statement that Hun Yat-Sen, founder of tho lied comuiunder in Eui _ JACKSONVILLE. July 1ft l l*i World War II, Is president of Atlanta Chinese Republic. "I'Ttarii no intention of resigning K9 7:t Soong recently resigned from Columbia University, lie and Mrs. Huston was Issued in the weke of recurr­ let (Mi Elsenhower urn on a vacation the executive rather than go to ing report* he planned to resign Hit (17 Chicago before tho hearing in Taltohassee Formosa. Both ha and Kung ara trip. 7ft M “ The Korean buttle Just doesn’t Denver living In New York. Sun to in Friday to determine whether he l'l (11 look like it was deliberately Fresno Hong Kong. Sun and Soong arc should be removed from , 90 74 Memphis former premiere. Kung to a fo r­ planned a* the beginning o f a North Plait* ' Tha hearing was ordered by 62 79 major wsr," Eisenhower said. mer finance minister. Governor after the Keteuver Sen­ 80 98 “ W e've gut to win in Korea Phoenix Tha reform nova to seen *■ an ate Crime Investigating Commit­ 67 77 or we're bound to get smacked Seattle tee presented evidence that Clark attempt'to undercut the forma­ somewhere el so-" 9.7 77 Jacksonville tion of a third group to dis­ was a partner In the Broward 88 79 He declared tho loss o f tru Key West place both Nationalists and Chin* 80 86 Negiptr.tto’, whleh • esa Rsds. Vice President Ll Korean campaign would be "the Miami r and elot machines, Hit 77 Pensacola worst that could happen to out Teung-Jen, now In New York, la ............ ,, not reveal details of 94 7S Tampa active In tha third party stove, bupoa of praca. Nutioiiulint Kclorm SujfKCHtt'd T<» ChimiK IliC Opposps Use Ot Atom Itomh In Korea Sanford Weather THE WKATHKK tf 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 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/36d46f1910387c074b991abf6ae42e8e.pdf 415b50436494ef8aa469d9e1b93dd9b3 PDF Text Text JMPN||I|||| Illl i 1 • -X < m '■ : : V. • f — • :? -: P A G E E IG H T J *? an.,.-j.wam esB.isrf sdot"* car*’ ,,jtnwWo-, .mgr.- *■ -*r r- * ;> Sp?.'/' - F R ID A Y J U L Y 14. 1950 T H E B A N TO H P H E R A L D . 8ANTOKD, F L O R ID A Wife Of D e t r o i t S c i e n t i s t Found Slain Near H ome rerniK For Peace Mixed Reaction ---------------------------- i *1 Safety Councii Korean War i r « i l l s M l r n r r u < «>»•) M iiM ilm irit r r » m r » « » n « l cil which ha* made dear the the memory o f those speeches haals of the United Nations ac­ has vanished while those nrmortum with respect In Korea. The United Nations Itself has set forth the solution to the Korean cans into the aea. II Memento's conservative problem by the competitor, II Tempo, which also rii resolutions of supports the Christian Demo­ •lime 27. government, took another "The aggression of North Kn- crat view: rea against the llcpiildic of "Don't lie impatient," it said. South Korea was promised by ‘The Communist* have enjoyed tlie United Nnfiorih Security Coun­ all the advantage* o f aggression cil on .1line- 26 when it isaued the cense fire order. Two dsya including surprise and even us* futal flaying of a rnmrly (nation later when it liud Income abun­ Ing 60-ton Soviet tank*. In the of Detioit't W rd .Sitfr sral (wilier dantly floor that the North Ko­ end we shnll see MacArthur's army coming hack.” on a frardi for clue* in a deepening rean* had invaded and would ^ Tne non-Communl*t nre»* In not cease fire, then 1lie Security myriery loday. Council called on nil member* Franre, while sympathising with Pretty Mr*. Vivian Mlanley, 3/ of the United Nations to come the Americans, has msdr till lu comment. The conservative l.e rlad only in a nightgown ami a to the support of .South Korea. Monde saw In the brittle the ques­ "In ru’ c thin sounds like a liouir coat, was found dmrliy lietot of diplomatic douhtctslk, let tion o f the prestige o f two fore noon yesterday m .< weed me put it thl* way. The solution flngs— the Amrrican and that of the United Nations. patch two rnlr* (min her home. of the Korean crisis is n ceaso The Ixindon ---------„ Express fin and a return by the North warned that the news from Kor­ The victim, wife of a srirnlirl Korean forces to the .’iHili nnrnea might continue had for an­ and mother of two children, had 11.1" not anti-crime, you are anti- Sul­ other DO days hut predicted ev­ While was asked whether the entual hern garrolrd with a iopr ni a livan Your, purpose is to take victory. over the Sheriff's office." He also rh ajn. police *aid arirl her nei I American government consider­ "Korea is no Dunkerque,” It ICasllMto Vrmm l’a s« n»a) ed that the Korean question fl* declared. " I f * a pitched battlu war broken. ty lo know what his office had termed Dnn Sullivan a "hignit now stands was n proper mat­ tuilariod ‘get Sullivan' hatchetbetween a handful of ill-equipped done. Police headquarter* ptu it* top ter for direct mediation or ne­ American troop*, some o f them man.” The Miami newspaper*, he com­ gotiation between Mnschw nr d llcuth* to work op a ca*r tin.I liad hnttIo-gT"pn, ami a well-trained, Sheriff Sullivan offered In eviplained, ridiculed hi* office ami Washington, lie replied: niimerciaily superior aggressor.' d.l everything possible to defeat ■I. me photos un.l details of raids grown more fantastic fry the hour ".Secretary Aelieson and other The whole freo world, it add­ him in hi* Inst election. in niKlil-long inquiriet. his men made between March I'.Mil, offirials of this dcnnrtinent hnvn ed, wit benefit from America's Sullivan voiced disapproval of and July 12, l:)o0. Kefauver asked A noighhor was held for ipit's- said a thousand time* that the “ new, grim alertncs.” if noc of the raided places was filming and the investigation turn- United States will have no part Another trading London news­ the crime commissi.hi o f greater the Itoucy Plaza Hotel on Miami liilntcral negotiations with Miami nod its operating director •fl in pail to (6,000 which indie? of paper, the liberal News Chroni­ wtid Mrs. Stanley hail loaned lo Itussia which are nf vital concern cle, warned "This is our fight Doncl P. Sullivan. A letter from Bosch, and Sullivan repled. No. to other governments. The Uni­ too.” Kefauver: You knew Frank l)nn Sullivan offering the crime hint. ted Nations is the proper for­ rummiaaiun's cooperation with the Krirkson had liccn there? it wa* Ill the background was a roll um for the Koresn question.” .Silent I' m oil ire was reu.l by Sena­ in the newHpnpcr*. played by private detective*. At another point While wss tor Kefauver. .Sullivan: If it was I didn't rend , Homicide inspnrtntoi tiring. asked: "You emphasised that Sheriff Sullivan read his answer Kiiutinll identified the neighbor in a cease-fire and withdrawal by to Dnn Sullivan In which ho said: Pcfauvnr: AI m> Alcnhctg was at custody ns Sam It. Sam p.nin, 42, the North Koreans i* the United "You and your organization ore the Wnffard Hotel and at the who he said nlx.i had iionow.d Nation* objective in Korea for Boulevard Hotel. This gang went (6,000 from a seco.ul woman to which the United Slate* I* fight­ from one hotel to another. finance a grocery store. ing: would it he accurate to Sullivan: From time to time un­ Sarrip.Mon, wli.i was licl.t without say that tluvie are the minimum r u . t l . l n o . . . We .*? » 1 h* 'v’ Netherlands took a wait and neo W esf f ’ etrm?mp*rn.r‘ i i attitude, but confidence was ex- desirables come into the communi­ charge, denied any knowledge of aril irreducible conditions for i solution o f the present Korean ti ha* iz..il AC! l t0ir Pm' prtiancd In the eventual aucccas ty but they are not commlting » Mr*. Stanley’* death. outnum inted1 Americans were ;,f American arms. crime and are not wanted else­ In fart, he said, he wit* in ll.e Said the 11runiwkk*Fcltuntr■ ,ri traditionally neutral Swed- where. What enn we do about company ol the other unman. , '•ll w.aW ta * », I * . 0*Uy Altonl.U- them ? Mr*. Until Kunkiti, >.l tne lime ol Kefauver Don't you know hIhiiH Rail Slrikt* iho slaying. I’.dice «aid Mr*. terpret the early tartlcnl lorse* .................... .. Rankin MU|ipotle.l HnuipsooV stale » * a true Indication o f the no"The Uve eltrra Korea' may the slate's conspiracy laws? All U ’lt a tlN iirr P rm g 9*ngr n a il menl. wer o f the free people* which «l»y "ymliollxo the choice of you need is their financial ircur.ls to prove their operation* hue. Mr*. Stanley, wife of Urawf.ii.i MINI, time carry on it* .other will he demonstrated In coming 1,11 frco PcoI,lc* : ilay* nnd weeks.'' “ To surrender everything that Sullivan: That could Is, if wo T. Stanley, a Detroit mrlnllurglst, duties. F " i I lire' week*, lu .. menihers. The Wlcslindrn Kurier saw makes life worth living and suh could find them uni get them. was killed *t>out 11kill I’. M. Wednesday. It wa* near noon I'rnnrj* A. O ’N .ill .lr„ and l.ev- American actions in Korea as a mit to the basest, most cruel tyKafnuvcr: Thu Crime Commis­ Germany and "aid: ranny In world history—nr to sion of Greater Miami could give when a chance passerby in an .■I'tl K'lw ard", have liren in Oil- "oSn."0 ’Their defeat would also be follow the cxaniplo now sat In riigo, trying to work nut a settle, alley came upon her body. tha distant Innd o f the morning you some information. the he our defeat." Her husluind, on a fishing hip no..it, prirlleidiirlv between Sullvan: Tin,** people arc here Doth pres* and public in the calm by thoseIll-trained, III* .Switchmen's Union nnd five west­ In Canada mill a son, Tludiii.-, I I, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___________ equipped American hoya," ern railroad* where the switchmen hardened home .ivrrnlghl and o f­ fered Ills aid to police. Then is .laired a brief strike lionr.l Chairman .loliii Tiiad one other child, a daughter Liny, Heoll. J r ., lias MnvV.I in Washing­ 7. __ _ yj j ton. ■ Police tiled Itr gel at the reason IC a s I lM r r r r n * * a r (ta t) _ A fte r an up pen I hv President for Mrs. HUinley'n departure from trnted united efforts. her rinnhumt Avenue limne weni - Truman, the switrhmen ended the it. Increase tourist promotion. _ .^ .e A strike against four roads but eontug nnly her blue nylon nightgown linund It nn the Hoik Istand. Mr. and light blue coat. Aa the Inquiry was pursued, Truman seized the lloek Inland It. Apwilnl committee to study poli.'i' said, it developed also that last Sat unlay, transforming the organised gambling am) make re’ strikes Into government employes, Mrs. fttanley had hired private and fniee.l them hark to work hv detectives to shadow Hampsnn, the cleaner rommunfty. ffmett, suhiequrnt lu her loan to getting n court order, 12. Promote more undivided In­ A court hearing Is scheduled for terest In City and Uoiinty govern­ him o f the fh.rKUi Inspertalor Kimball said that Monday in Buffalo, N Y .. nnd that ment problem*. Humps.in appeared petturlaid <ivi".‘ is whv the switchmen’s officer* I,'l. Provide open dlsniMlon on are coming Inle to Hie negotia­ nil coultovt'isial issues. th U Hump .on » d lie long had been tions. 14. To sell Juycrei*c to Hemlimle Three ip n in le rases ale involv­ Gounty through, net Ion, perform­ nil arqliHinlatec of the Hlanley* and ihnt he hsd given Mi Stun ed la Ho e li.'gotiHliolis and till’ ance and conducttall:* will run 'VoneiirreqHy," A report nn ihn lustallstinn din­ lioiir.l official" «ald. This n,.*ins ner til whldi Dralley Odlisin will three different Inn gaining re*, Iar os talk'd a* state president af "ion*, side hv side, ill."lead of enn the Florida Jaycers, was made hy big meeting. Alvin Odhnm. Mr. Odhant said the H. K. King. D. C. affair* will he held at the Hanford ley small sum- from time to time Armory on Saturday night. the can so of A reception nt 6:30 I', M.. will in repayment of his loan. He nain lor followed liy a buffet supper, he had paid hark about $1,000. "She kept hot timing nin," hn lh« installation reremonlo*, and a dance which will start at it 4ho principle' T __3r said. But tie mblcd "I was itill|>ftucd ..'clock and last until 1:00 A. M. on which UhlJj The president asked V. A. W il­ lo liii.l Hull ahr had pot privatn liams, B.di Itiinihlcv, John Ktider, detective* on me." based. It Is a Evidently the last person to see and Mack Cleveland lo investigate naUual a n d I B L . - f o ) Mrr Stanley nlive was another the matter of voting machines for d ru g f i <•« M * J neighbor, D. W. Davie. 63, Seminole County and make ■ full hietliod It | / Davie, a field deputy lor the reimrt to the board. asne la an ef- H | j ' New members present were Intel nut Revenue fluiruu, said feel and every p B R y & Mrr Hlanley asked him lo watch Joseph Ridlnn and Robert Rumeffect must have n causa, Un tier house Wednesday night he- bley. tier Hie Chitoprartlr premise, rause *lic wa* 'going out for a Uie vertebral solduxalion whirli little while." m a le * preseute upon nerves She had left the daughter, Lucy, and Interferes with the nor­ in Hie ti.ruse, Davie said. mal transmission of vital Mr*. Htnnlev made the request chief explanation! of declining mental force is the cause of wnvM IPPVVW WmwmVMVV uf him nia.iit 6:30 P. M., Davie purchases were that ( i ) T u r n din.ease In (he body. Correct said nnd loft with the remark 'it ovar of existing hostsaa dropped adjustment iclease* this pres­ Is important and I won’t tie gone to 1,000,000 units last yew hom sure and ihetchy remove* the long." 1,000,000 In 1MI. ead ■(■) Many real cause. " I indeed she wa* wearing a house* were etartad too late When normal function i* short mat nnd what I thought was In 1940 to bv ready for sale disturbed fnt * length of an ankle length gown," ha addad before I960. dime we lieromc »'rk. In order Davie said *he left nn foot, to­ Plane to buy m w and existing for the body to lie healthy tl ward thn alrect instead of toward houses this year wer* “at m t»l he Niipidlad with linen ■nl Mooal d-_ her gniage, and that he then am n u n aw i'1 la 1990—before fsactdials; first, life force heard a motor start up. tha Korean outbreak—aa they from the brain to all part* of it we* nearly 14 hour* later were a year ago, the board ob­ the hotly through nerve* free Dial Mr*. Stanley'* body w oi served, adding that the hum Only Cbenotet offers this five* ”rtm' 1' n ,,rfprence; « cron.I, it found. Meantime Davie had noth woe true for auto* aad major foM protectloo: (1 ) Curved must h»ve llie proper nourishfled police when she failed to re­ household appUaoeM. WfntJ and third, it must hnvu thrift . . . with hi great aow Windshield with Panoramic Visi­ turn. ,, . The report aloe showed that axygen. ( Iiiropractic in an atOfficer* found no evidence of a families 105-h.p. Valve-io-Head Eagkw* thinking of baylag bility (2 ) Extra-etroog Fhher tempt la maintain the first, struggle in the wood patch tan house* this year or next expect­ -meet powerful eogliia in * • Uahtoal Body (3 ) Safety Plato Resistance o f tha lawiy *mile* from the Stanley hom*. ed to pay about 97.900 aa the mttire iow-priov Atld-ar its Ugh* Oloss all around (4 ) Super-Sofa jnUnat (lla-eose depends upon However, they said that real- average. War vetorau made up I f Improved, more powerfal dents o f that district had reported Unitlaed Knee-Actloo Kids, and S t o m T » ln.nu lho lira ring a woman scream about •toadard Valwda-Heed Bogioo. ^ '• normal »o (S) OwtMofv Hydroolie Bnktol (('•■UiarS r o w r « « t DM| traffic accident* and fatalities. In announcing Mr. Harmon’* nomination for the position of chairman, Mr. Moughtnn *atd, "Mr. Harmon ha* been working for greater safety in Seminoto County ever since he first ar­ rived in Sanford.” lie cited the award Station WTRIt received a* one of ihe top ten radio stations In the nation for promoting safu- are not state highway*. Member* present asked Shprllf Mere to make a public display of the morr than 100 picture* he has showing accident* that have taken place within the County. The photo* will be displayed In a local merchants window. The 30 persons who attends 3 the first meeting were appointed to head a hoard o f director*. oleman Florida Crime F o ld in g C A M P STOVE Many fame*., outdooumen— writer*, sportsmen, editors — take a Cotemin Camp Stove nr their outings. Gives them more rime lo r fua— does away with fuel-hunting, "imoke - eating!" Conks big meali, just like citygat service— fotds up, luck* assay easily. Let us demonstrate it—stop Ini w ith a Floodlight LANTERN Important pori of ihr famoui Coleman Outdoor Kitoutdooromcn rmloof fhli light* far camp* cm ifm i ft ItMor. Sporting (foods K. First Phone !I9H Jaycec I ninthenn A CH1U0RRACT1C FUNDAMENTAL American People lt:30 P. M .- tha approxlmata time uf Mrs. fitanlay a daath—and then hoard a car drtva off. ■ M w home fMs tact! Mrs! end ftnest for BTpxiwgi m ^^n^WetPi^ggwPw^BrWwvg^PwB Chevrolet's udusivo Style-Star Bodies hy Fisher provide extra* wide form-fitting scats-ex iragKwrous bead, leg sad elbow room-extra value in every de­ tail of styling and comfort in this longest and beartsst of all low priced cow! L S ir u r 'sW sr K S : One Stop Rem odeling Service Its ride . . . its toad Chevrolet is FIRST Only Chevrolet often /Inert nothffl driving, wkh PowcrgUde Automatic TraaiaMulon ead 103-hjp. Valw-to-Head Engiim* . . . or finest ttmulnnl driving, *W> highly kaproved standard Raplav aad Ijra s lro -M tib TrmoaidlaeJoa .. , *t lowest coat. . its reliability will tell you Finest. . . at Lowest Cost I v ' - >* * '* ■t /. lt. You'd enjoy testiag Chevrolet teet* ness aad lexibility-iD easy mxneuwsbilby —hs wowderfal comfort, (Udiof^inoothnsss, aad aU-rouod mJvty. Aad wtufs more, you’ll leans by your own siperi—cs why mom 'w ESTIMATES RIVEN ON MATERIAL OR COMPLETE J06-RH.A. TITLE I LOANS U m s o la Will ttuhle you lot Repaint, reroof, build sdditioeal teem, firagt, broesowny, porch, ur repair and rtmedal your cxietlni home. HOLLER A-----ouy L f l f m if wquf , -9-----M M ----M y «g ------mmm. /--sv �Sttre ^attforft I t r r alii In U n ify There In Strength— To I’ rolrrt th. Peace of the World; To Promote the Progress of America. To Produca Prosperity for Sanford. AN # O L U »lK X X X X I K sln lilish rd 1«I0H I N l ) K P K N T > i: N T D A II.Y S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . N K W S P A P F .lt M O M lA X .11*1.V State Jaycees Awards Presented T o Outstanding M e n : ; Millcdge Asks Jayecc Crime Action £ leman Is Hurt In Auto A c c e n t iifl.H. Coleman, manager of the Florida Power and Light Cm, narHrwly escaped death Saturday night when the car in which he wa* riding swerved o ff Ropte 17 jrj»t west of Sanford. Jumped the aga wall, and plunged into Lake ® ¥ h e polire refused to estimate damage to Mr. Coleman* ear but described it as "Intenslva". Mr. Qoleman was painfully but not sarlously Injured. HOLLER HON dNEW YORK, N. -(Special)—- Boy A t it io t it i c c m i 't ii T o H e Lawmakers V o l e M actcW ed nest,toy On Plans For U. S. T o Meet Korean Crisis $34,500,000 Fori P o i r?t F o u r Plan " t s iiiN t iT n v . jni* i7— t r . —Thr ffoirrnutrnf mm niillmr Ih r n.i 11(111*8 hnitic It mil i i i .im power find prixliK linn i i i t i I h l*» t« cviiiip of lop I i Hof Iru itrr* to HiorvoH \\. S ln ir l S% iitiuglm i «lid ir ii ih ii of (h r Nnlfon.il Sfvtit i l l IfrtMiiirrrN llo.ittl, lit . fltr l.ihor I i m i I itm in i p if«n fr r o n f r r r n r r in hi** o ff ir r nf *® \ M. i l i f I a Ihiv turn w r r r oof ol ii**#«| Imt S i in in d o n m in i l#» Him u k h . Il i i w r i r r . ninnlM-is nf tii*. nine-in.to I mI nh ailxisovt ro n in iilfe r Mittl lh$*i i »innr S i in •mit I mi Ii ,i n f io iic o n ntohili fa t loll platiH he u .in U lo le|| fin lalmr le.lilei % ithonf W \SIII.NfiTON. .luh 17 The Wokivu River was bouncing with large-mouth bn,.* last fighlei they h:nilivl m lb . m en re p o itn l that th ru hugest r a ir b lipped the seal* i Wednesday aNeinoon and W. L. Stmidrnrniie, Clyde Fstalui'uko, JWeighed II C , pound w h ile th e ir ntiinlb l t.i lo t a I weight o f He It.It lm » n m i pound and S|9lteon Kinlngfri to r.l ary shown holding seven of the ten at neven pound Broward Sheriff Acheson Prepares Delicate Reply , IMcKibbin Says To Indian Premiers Peace Note Cleniinshaw Plan Told To Explain WASHINGTON, luly 17 -T(/l’) - SeetcUty of Stale Adirsnti ft -Helps Assessor By Gov. Warren; planning to make one nj ihr moil ilrlwalr (liui.itiiatP inovrs ol thr J s .Official 'Warn Fmrnet* In Rolitn Company Making $754,000.00 ..... iW i“ 1 W 'Jfr New York Lm ei and •« New Delhi soutce trjKziled liM|,.y 1I1 J Russian Prime Minister Stalin h«s tei'lird to these suggestions hy *«) mg for the sealing o f Communist ('hin.i in the United Nations Seciitti. Council an n tilep toward ending the war. coinproniise on this cnndltii.'i Acheson is expected in bin which in not only on Amcrn.,- i answer to draw a xharp line lull also 11 Hmti'il Notion .1 ,J>j, > l«’tweeii peace and app«>aitement, aa those terms are applied hero A l Hie Mtiue time, n onoi. to the Korean aituation. The essential condition, to nny Mild, Ache on will mil rlii ., ,i settlement of tho Korean and door to an international c f!" i refilled Far Eastern isauc* is to \voik out 0 jii’ t, pertna,0 complete withdrawal of ilia Com­ Dilution of Hie Korean probl'i munist invaaion fou rs fimn ill tho l*nil,-,l Nation .1 once M South Korea, Acheson is ex|>ect- Red aggrcbion has been end' * cd to write. Nehru bent personal nies*n-" The United Btates, hc will lad Thursday to Acheson nmi make clear, la not prepaid to •OMiianee «ia ( « ■ • a id MIAM I. Juy 17 </!*> HoMila official* swung into action to­ il* y following Senate etime piohc. revelations that organized crime wa* in full bloom in this larnuhrd "Gold Coast." An investigation of igarnhlmit was under way al Miami., (hit .1 grand jury rrfuied to aitrjit thr services of two dc|iulic> aMignrd •n asiist it by Nhrriff Jnjnes A. Sullivan, whore pcrwmal fortune rose from $2,500 to 170,000 nr more during three year* aa sheriff. Sheriff Walter R. Clark ol Bro­ ward county was ordered hy Gov­ ernor Warren to appear at ^Talla­ hassee day lo esplain hi* .idniulion that hc was a partner in a company which evidence- showed LA R K , Utah. July 17 t,Vi gathered $754,335 in a holita Thick rloutlH o f smoke were terms number* lottery in 1045-1947 and ed the number on* hsraid today IP s illa w * Ow l . l . Twal a* rescue workers tried to reach f|y»\ men lost undgnrotiiid since yesietdef in a lead pdne. Unlfe' hlusyera were *ej u p In mein shaft* to -d e a r the smoke which rescue crew* said prevented The Houthrrn llcll Telenhonr them from expinring depths of the Company announerd today that mine where the men might lie the cable laying project under huddled. Lake Monroe la half finished. Tlnf ; ."iliifk " Grant, >ine,'of the super­ cable ia designed to give better visors o f the rescue operation; service to Plantation Estates ami said it might lie hours, or davs Enterprise. before the five miners are found. Over nine thousand feet o f sub­ Thu ko$<t was held that the mm marine cable has already been laid had found their way to sections out, while approximately (0,000 of the mine where fre»h oxygen fact remains to be laid. ,1 <4 l«itig pumped (hi, The cable, which Is armnre*!,The rescue workers ran aprnd will withstand the corrosive ele­ ments found at the hot tom of thr only alaiut an hour ih the shafts, laka. There are 202 wire* within Their oxygen helmets contain only ntuch Buyplsr, They say that the two-inch thick strand. •» j ; The barge from which the ralile they cstihnt rvcW‘ s*e theii bun,Is Is being laid wa* brought down in front of their farea because of tha 8t. John* Rivar from Jackson- the Smtik*. Tost‘ mine has been penetrated vflm' i-’« along the masrolU tunnel, a main N o. 236 Airfield A t Taejon Abandoned By U.S„; Truman Will Speak Presidency Of J. Htiiley O II m iii . hcminolc Cottnly representative, wa* inriallrd J ' pieriderjl ol the Florida Junior Mhainhcr o| Commerce at impres­ sive ceremonies at the Ssnlonl Armory Saturday night when Ed Itixwl of lampa receive the Clayton l-tost Award as the outstanding Jaycrc president in the nation, and Judge E. Stanley Milldgr of Miami nice the Jaycees to action against organized .-time in Florida. In accepting the presidency (or f y coming year. Mr. Odham sain that in looking at Communism spreading lliioiighnut the world, the situation in Korea, the work of the social planners and crime investig.ilois. the Jnvcrcs realize that their is much left to lie done and lie expressed the hope that God would give them the courage to art wisely and to do the light things “ Mi. Rond, the leliring ptrsidrnl. terriveil a special awaid from the Tampa layi.ees from Al Cahill of l.vrksonville who said that the Florida |ayicc» have enjoyed Juiing the past year the highest quali­ ty of leadership of any state in the union, and. calling attention to Rood's sucress in bringing the national convention to Florida nest (#Mr, said that hr had hern the tieit Jaytee luesidenl Florida had ever had. Jiulgr Milh'dgr. who Introduced t lie first unti-hookie hill in thr Florida Legislature, told of the revclnlinna of the Kefauver crimo Investigation Committer in Miami nod jointed out that "when one Illegal syndicate boasta an Income of $26,000,000 a year, you don't find tlml kind.of money In a law I * muMon without rorrerittng'ntthc In- official* from the lowest to the higher.! in offlc4." He declared that American hoys are now lining killed In Korea (lyin g to jircr.erve the American yvnv o f life “ while we at home ail armrnil complacently and allow northern racketeers with Interna­ tional clime syndicate* rome Into out state, hride and corrupt our pffirinls with their unlawful proour state, bribe and rot runt our felly elected piihtlr official* tho frixigns of tug racketeer*." ! "W hile these Imys over»eas, are dying for n principle," he con­ tinued, “ we allow the Erickson* and the Costello* *nd the crook* and the gambler* to run our goveminent. TU * •" not a problem which concerns Miami alona, or first the lower East Coast, but the entre state o f Florida. The effect* of »uch corruption in office can not be confined to the place where A t orlgnntes but are hound to Qirrad to Gainesville, Ocala, Banford and throughout the entire •tate". * He paid high tribute to Brelley Odham and Henry Camp o f Ocala |pr eiposlng bribery In the I * f l afiture and *aid that this had done ■sore to overcome cynlrtaw in Florida than nnythlng that had ever happened In Uds jU te,■ he urged the Jaycea* to take It ih m iiiih *»■ e o s Associnlctl I’ rr.sn Leased Wire 17. P.1,ill The Ones That Didn’ t (Jet Aw ay Odham Takes T IIE W E A T H E R Pattly rloudr nod w a rm Ihn'tich Tuesday, a few night and esrlv morning ehnwera on Inner K«*l t'nnsl and widelr scattered afternoon thiinilcrshnw era else, "here. . .It II Cl.iims T n x ( ’n tn jil.T m ls A t * J it’ M T h M in im u m Sm.itc Group I liUcs Amount Dcsip.naicr! I’or Back ward Areas WASHING I ON. Inlv 17 t/l’ i \' tilt ihr K o in n wat in mind, iltr '»*n.ilr Approprisihom ( mn iMtffrr It k« l$«*(| it volt iml.iv .mil ti»|i I H tn l f»»r .1 $M.»nn.ooo ••"li.(\ mi I «tiit I muiK 11.1 1% only Vd>0,00n |CM lli.m ( • It id »iitlinti/^d f*ii I’ ipii t! ni I minin' pMH’ i.mt n| l*»litn i J 'itl In nndrtdrvr|n|*«*d iiuin* *I * — !Mnj. G e t u t i l I m i * It ||«t h h n , S r l r i l m * S r i tir e «h irf, is rrp i»rln | to he look ini: lor .» ►n m ill d u l l t ill n n l niniifh lie i|so « ;h f|linled I ih I im is m il irip H lin c n nerd lot mure Nw rrpinq rlrn fl reiriil iftm i. nf f e ll ini; i r l n a tin, hlhtum 'l* tod fsilh eis I ’roin oilier stmrre d him hr en le.irttrd llitif n hi « oud r a il for per Im p . men ntiuhl io n ic in f h lo h r t 11» *fi I mimm I m I lit o ii r Iim ii I I h r r o iin ln li m r I n en ord eicd to ltd then r|iliilHH lor Ih r firn l r i l l z*s •Iif irla I % is imsfeilde .(ini no 111«« !h.in *Se|il .10. I nr || M i l , lit 111 M l ia f 10.000 000 Ir u . Imu- IOK^O. July 17 t/i’ ) I Lice A o illi Knir.vn in f .itilt\ d ivi m in, ! Ik m v i I v vi,led l<v .iit illr iy (ml ?liy ■in l.vnkv, swarmed rlovc nil I trp tll Ind.iv, in n in g llic ilr n ilr t A m rii, .viv deienve tn vl< inilm i the .vir(iciil lliir r mile* n o ,ill ,,| lit || ^ n iilli Koie.vn , iiv. G r n e i . i l Ma, Ailliur'> lo k yo lirailqil.vilriv , niiimiliili|iir irpnilrd e.iilv tins mniniiiK lli.il llvr Nnilli Knir.m jnv.vdrts tic ", unliiitiing In ) m V .1 Ini'll p u re Ini gronuil g.•Ill' ll, lllll ,i< ktmw ledge,I lll ll llirv vine gsmitlg. I ,'lr In-Id ilivp.ili tics s riil I sc­ ion. until l<v»l wrek llir pinvitloll.il I I lllll •It tM It'In illv •'.ipil vl n ( the hntr.vu ir p iilillr .Hid ,ltr » l A tlirrii III iir|,| headqU.VtlCIS lltr S r n .ilr k'lmip lo H, In in 11*r only wav still in Amen, an li.uulv lud v I i I im IIv drvrilrd Iiv .i Imii ,inniiirnl .«ppr.vtrrl neat, hnwevei. |S|»(|(»S t’ll. I 'l i vittin ly It i*| titled, I I Tlncc Not th K otc,in Divisions Close In On Important City; Air Raids Continue tM/.inO.OfMI .ix ul.dtr M« I in in h i t i rd Srimlr |r.idn% l.t I wrrk M a r A rllu ii* cnmnitiniipie ,1c-. • iilic <l.i viliialinii in win, li the l.s M f.vtr lltr lu ll 1iri.IHMI.D00 llt il Auirii, .uu lud I,* ipii! Knnpi, 7R l> til Itrrn ,111111(111/1*11 nil lex nnilliwrii nt laejnn, slid 1•••I •\** n rlln ii lift r il t•• |L'll,- pull w et vi),| inilth, vn thvl liicli ••IM1,1Mil i III* i t alt w liicli xvotiM iniiuei w et II ink had become a In pi h v I(|c (I foe iliKH't "P o in t ii ,u|li II ink. 1*0111“ ti'c lin irn l HHHiRlfHtrc I ' m vittlihly, linxvrvi i , Ih r com* |tm vlflfi| |r»,niMI.IMH> ftti (It.- It n liliit n nf Inicinincric/in A f f a i r . Mini $2t6<HI.000 fo r trrliftit *l and n il t i u a l a r fiv it ir tin* •let lltr Sin it It-M limit l»fHe T h !•,<(• fw it h i t (*oyctT(l h y Uu* •V *of fit r« m rM pro p nm i, u h lcn M r. I’i tint mi fiis t nntlinrtl n't im lnl fd iii «»f liin iiiR u g ilral ml- m illtr W A S IIIN tiTO N . July 17 id*)— I'trhiilenl Truman » d l tell CimyresN nod the nation \\ rrlnenibis **hat he hclicset i< in,ded lo pu«h the llril insariera hark out of South Korea. One uflirial rinse to Ihr plan­ ning t>nii| Mr. Truman U r\ per led lo ash lor i. $11,1100,1)110,Wil or more In new drfrnar funrlK, anil In lift teillngx on the aimed force* liy more than 2ii<l,0nil men. 2 l.rgialatinn authorizing ,» .•drill Iona | |lin.omi iilro toi the Vr 111y alMise the prexenl legal linid id H.17,001), and alMiiit list,. 000 mum fur the Navy, nnw hi Id hy las. to ftliti,HH2. I'reanniahly their hoiiIiI Im- an inercas.* al'ni in the 502,001)malt Air Force o ilin g . .1 Authority for the llrfrime Hrpartmrul to orricr rlrrlrd Heaerviata lo active duly, in rdrarl nf aaking for volnntrera as al prexenl, I. I'oatponing any .••lion nnn on pinpiiaal i lor moliilizing any >d the 27 National tiiinrd titsiaInna. lunl dre-1, . ClutlrtiiHM MrKellsi fP-Tenn) fv.f.f irpoitrru I I m* (oinmiffrc nr* lion xx-f* luk'n hrrmi ** »»f Ml I I Hillin'* -vfntnnrnt thal tech* i i i f i I iii'l wimiM ho| tn Hiiti roin* nnini ( « onnf nr 4. T he N in th K o rean secmni HIvision w h s ^ lin g g liu g In In in this flank “ in the T ae jo n area," the communique irp u rte d Exact distances fm m ttic- c ity w e ir not disclosed T h e a irfie ld , th ree m iles north, was ad m itted ly under Red aitillevy five and th ie atcn e d hy miillju lit ig r n r n iy f,»d m ld iii*, hnwever . AMlutifb v ( . f h U kv enem y lisd sue, c e jr d ill getting o n ly tw o tank v aem ss tzv tha n il'll liank nf the liiu n R iv e i and Mist h d li the .a liatl Insets •Ir .Moved, field di ipab'll,' n<> tiiiia te il the Reds since had S n iiifm W h n i y nf Nrhrnaksi, 1> i< >n c lit up more n in m r M il e v i­ tIn* l*r|tuhlirmi floor h*Hdnt hhid dently entile the h e avy Red rnnh r whm nfic nf thr three whn , m ira tio n s which M a c A itlu ii rt ■ II "NIINIinl llh C'Rr l , l " l vnf rd Hitiiinal flip frncrraim in Jlir • i IV ( , silltil is loll at it* I'd oieel <1 .1 1 I iim ii I oi l.,jilaliz,i•011 l<* lieai , *>i.»|if .slut - on the tax "I'miit. 1'inn" a|i|o npt iiitinim. lie use* mriil toll 1 ,1 111>11,,I liy ill," (ilid I here xxa. im i|rtai|i»«| justi I 1(y \, . i m i | II N Sayri. ml ( itV fientinn for ihr Preniilc*nlvii reMan' -"i ( Ii II ok I M, K i Miiii today •liient nlmwltur hnxv thr money xvoiiM fa* Al",lit ten 1 oinpl.iiIlls wen ir Mt'iinwhile a llninr .'Jriiafn ron'Islei'd lo lit, I>.,., 1.1 ao,l .0 lion frlH in i i tilll III it I HillTfif Inas lai • n ,01 , .1, It one ,,| Ilie in. i|Hy nil l.mi'tingt 111ml i ll n j ; h I i o i i I. I Pi ill* inn I 1* lit." said Mi. M rh.fHHI.IItm linn.fat tn i.t'lf-emplnyrrl TltlvYO, .Inly 17 I ’i Matt.lkluil, "the a‘ »r^-nifiil inailr |ter nil* Htwl l.nnil.OOO iln n ir.tir C'irtilr lllgglll .. fnleicn ...... .. (•rvaiif iim Vi i tin n | i| ntfe Itm ci.y rI,, •i'i wai netcptilile in I'.iiul' ni fnt Hir New V.ul II i ,ld fit of fhr Social SryiirVly pin- Tiihune, mill Iniiiglil In Im l |,''"n Hie Ik m k I ST. A lllillR T IN E , July 17 iirmiis nnl,'led nilt nf Kniru ill'l Inld I lir i iiv MjiinRfr *l»(tFfI iluii iA')—Sanford mill deliver III ar Tfii'% wa a Ihf fir if iirfinn of In retliltl tn Tokyo “ lllld,-I e c u t." •'vn yrdh .(*:•( il»» t IrinliitiMW fmn letter* for pirdmlllrllnn ev ini fhr ritiiiiniMn* xxtiirh n wnrkitif? Mi - lllggin- mid III ,1 t"|r inationa ntarlins July 11, • out a ronipMinH'i' on nepnrnle I «i11|>1<41'<11 »iik*inr( 1 v vA.it irl«inidioue ini,'Iview fnnn nil u'lvniued 1 lading In lliixarilrr lirnrral .Social Srnirily • xpiitixiim inra- lliK'lirnn lia <• Mint In' Imd he,'ll ••I l»v lit* ( iiv In irvirw i SunI Vivian Collina, alale director of l||c |lil •’I'll h y tin* two lloilM'a. given ini i cmmil for )i,'i expilt-inn. asseiMiirnt toll ami make Selective Service in an an Anntinni r iiid it xx.ia mmln nf Two olhei m rie pnndenl h il­ •icll rliangrs at weir luoprr. niMinrrmenl made liwlav. te r the rloM'd-ilcHir «rniinnHf hilt led f i oiii Knicn SittmdrtV vveie Fmployltu' one of the eveinl IfoiiM* cnnfrreex xvrre r r p n it r l given firneral Ma. \iMnii’ o-rm;fhprr. j « i y 17 </n Mr nqdein te,'luii«|iiei used liy pioWASHING H»N. July 17 J/1'» to h iiv r iirre p tn l th r S r tn ilr »onl periiiialinn in return K iev Ro r ftankin, behl aa the •’nthei ( •asiomil appi.oi ei.i amt lelymg I’ irvilirni Iruinan will vrinl a mrs h ill'i hm irna^c on dom eatir are Tnill Immlieit nf A onated woman” in tho laying nf enm<T j largely on men otrineni of lli.i xvoikrn. ami thr pr I f-cm piny rd Mr.. Vivian Sianley, today i.to,,. |.rop,-ili, uildei eonsideratlnn vagr mi llir Korean war lo ( on- inrlnditib; im le p d iflrn i IniAineHr- I'iI’hti and Peter K ali-,her nf (C v a llM it n » P a s e T a » l United Press. between 11siniInmv<1 wt I agr 'I nul .th-yeai old Fain ft. itii Ian,laid v.ilor, a ,lgi'>'d to I.nlilhril flew In a j't plane Kampzon and a first degree mot oeeifir types of eonstrurtion, tlu» nvci the Korean hattlrfront tntier win nmi, polire ,.anl. ,iM'a.imcn! consultant, linnlshe,| Lifesavin g Courses day. tin advice of riiun:'i>|, she re ’ lie f'oinnir on with n complete Miss Higgins, only woman rnrfo .cd to give poli,*o 11 hlolefnepl ientifle iep,ol on Ho* value of To Be Held At Pool le-pondenl oil the Koiean wai llotnieido officer.* said iiiili’ s,* slie i , <»|>«■r11. in Kanfoid. fuuil, was uinuiig Mie fir.) re­ talked it would Is, diffirult Lo ob A , part of th*di service, Mr. A Juui,M and •<Mini- life .aviug porter' In gn there will'll tile fighttain 11 warrant aguinit the Inisky WcKibliin eoiit imied, Ibey furnish s-tsistfvs- will I....... mlurted al the I mg Mailed. She mode evenvl groeer who had a way with wom­ •I the t.ilj Aeiessur with necesMunicipal Swimming I'nnl on July (n f orwMI,| |„,.lt|nn> ,ry tab!,*:, and formulas to eonen. SOUTH SALEM, N Y.. July 17 21 Rav Fox, |inol lifeguaid. an,s)„' « h|,< the me» age to leave unic ai.ovxing in the same manMra. Haul in. .‘Hi, at fir I pro M V Henry A Wallace plnn* to nounred Imlay. Ml I'nx will be Kiiiea csnir from headiiuarii'r* of vlilril tin ip p on on alibi foi the ccr, so that new copstruetlop quit «* leader o f the I'in g ir nive assist,',I by I oniliiy SI ling,'I (C m llsael (in I’agr » l « i jieriial nf the killing. Thru do aould he valued III n inannei com- Party if it* niemheia reje, t )ii * YouMi" from 12 to Id hip eligl-1 ....... - ................. rlamniol up after police u id be p.iruhle to property inrliided in land on Koii'n. bln lo re e rive Junior life m vin g J POSTAL R E C E II1S tie original riem ovhaw anpraisal. ha<l confessed On Siitiirday Wallace ..aid llial if they pa" the F oi the fu s t tiin r in the tii.dorv With thl* material available, hr. while he held "no brief for the c e r tifie s !' .Sampson admitted under oue course, w hile those Hi nr over w ill of Sanford the local Po.,t Office (Uoallaara • '» « , Tmmt ICm IImhH n» r « i « * m po at. art ions o f either the U.H. or I m* n w aid ed enioi eertifieatev showed receipt , of more thin one ltil**in," lie wax on I lie hide of hjn upon . s iir ,< f u l ,n n i|i|rtio ii » f in- quattcr o f a million d"lbu for rounlry and the United Nation*. 't i n , tioo. the June period, announced PostProgressive Party leader . coun­ Mi |,i« aid laith elusse-. w ill ma, ler Joel H Field. tered with a statement saying fo r­ la- lim it•rl to .'III vtui|ents, on a The receipts for this period eign intervention rail onl.v make fir s t rom e fir.il , i ve l,a dc. were $260,916.28 as compared with the Koiean dispute more difficult Those Inlere led in either $IJ.'i,ll7J 14 foi the .line period and bloody, and condemning Pie. course ran writ,' lo Ray Fox, 1920 last year. This hringi the total iddriit Truman's orders to the Magnolia Avenue, or Tommy receipts for the year at. the clove WASHINGTON. M r 1 7 ^ / I'i— The llonse lodsy hUle4 • Navy lo defend Formula. Stringer, Welaka Apia., No. 18. of husinek* June 30 to $1.12,629.36. Wallace, who wa* the party’s propossi lo abolish lbs ElecJotal soil lo revamp Ibe macbiMMr. Fo* aid a beginner,' clans The total receipts foi the entire jurhi,Initial candidate in HUH. in swimming will also be held al year of 1949 were $579,807.08. ry by which the ualbcu has t»am*>l •«• presidrnls for 150 U naid yesterday he hoped the rsnk a later date which will he anluraeH down a folia's-passed rrsolotion that would have sahaMad and file nf tire PtogresKivev would la Iba Males a canatknHonal amendment doing away wilb the alac- see his point o f view "on, e they iiminced in The Herald. Sanford W eather toral cnRega system and snbstitul ni ona based on proporiionala dl* have the facta." T ill A I. IlKGINH High yesterday 03 If they don't, he aald, he would vision o f Iba popnlar void. ilROOKSVILI.E. July 17 i,Vi Lo w this morning 72 step out. — The iiial of Willie Timmons. Rain yrsleidav .00 "You can’t lead people who Negni charged with killing IleWASHINGTON. July 17 (/!'; The Hi.tnrir Wectoral College Total July rainfall 3.76 don't agree with you." he said. |>lity Sheriff Rill Lniigslon during (ppM rtd all but certain today of (univing Ih* latest o f many attempts "In due course we will find out Inly normal rnlnfall 7 6.1 In­ a iimnnsliine raid, opened today. to junk it since ilt stormy inception orally 150 years ago. whete the rank and file stand." Oil thr nght "f May 12 Langsches. Long criticized as out of d*ir in the- system of clrclmg presl* Although he lined up Satur- 'ton was left at a juke Joint opera­ ll'«a ll* s H Sib r u > Twal ted hy Andrew' Timmons while dents and vice presidents, its abolition is proposed in a Senate-ap­ Woman Reporter Ordered To Leave Korean War Front Utah Mine Rescue Detroit Pair Held Hindered By Thick On S u s p i c i o n In Clouds Of S m o k e S t a n l e y Slaying r. ■■•1 Telephnae! fcablf"li)’ ‘ Being Laid ?ln Lake f)VED iSSSJtS, WASHINGTON. July 17—UPt- shaft, to the 7^00 foot level. Tha toe* 1at* nsngiifg canvas over th*> drift* (side tunnels) to block o ff the main passages. In this man­ ner they hope to dear the main routes o f smoke Us permit exrur* sions into the drifts. A ir is being pumped into the Maseotte tunnel In an attempt t« blow the smoke through a U. Prvsldent Truman's nomirintlun of William H. Hastie, a Negro, to Ik* A Judge o f tho Third Circuit Court of Appeals wa* approved today hy Um Senate Judieiary Committee. Tha Circuit Court twnch is the highest Judicial post (o which a to ever has born nominated in latry. Tho third Clrruil inPennsylvania. New Jrn.ry, Dataware and tha Virgin Islands. C any tunnel. This route extends rtween three and (pur miles. It O IA N S G RA TEFU L 1NE, Belgium. July 17 (A*)- Belgian crowd* paid tri­ hula, yesterday to America's war 4 (M aa a monument was unveilH •top a Bastogna hill in memory Booth. M -jm r-eM retired chief o f th* heroic Of sUnd in the Eat- o f the Salvation Army, remained tla of tho Bulga. near death in a eoata ever tha Thousands pf iAmoric»n« and weekend |st^h«r bean here. a-u------- the monupicnt enduring A " Ttesaaf' 5 ta i-a r, ihi jn vcsJ i 23 •. .. * • > «& - "A,Vr..-, Wallace Endangers Control Of P a r t y By Stand On Korea Northern D e m o c r a t s Join GOP To Throttle Electoral Re f or m proved constitutional amendment up for • W M In the House. In its place is proposed a system o f dividing the eleclotal votes of the states among tha xat.di- * date* In direct proportion to Un­ of the House. popular vote each man win*. Republicans and many northern In advico o f today’* Hou*,.' Democrats llnml up against tha action, laadar* freely prodlclcl , lisnga because they feared it it would fail to win tha tsriiUM break up traditional tbirds vote nacesaary to approve i rong holds among tha an amst l d u nt to Uu conititu- Tha GOP also resisted U ground* that southern jr hold CIGARETTE TAX Hanford has received $6,0841)0 from the cigarette tax fund for the May period, Lewis M. Scholl, director of the Stale Rcvatagj Department announced today. Tho May tax collection amount­ ed to 11.207,079. 04. Of thia amount $230,369.22 will go to Ute State Tuberculosis Board. Tha remainder will be distrlbut- " 'm & B Sheriff Sim Lnwinan went tn a r.earrh wairant tn carry nut raid When tlm Miri iff returned found Langklon dead in hack the plsre slud twice. get the TIIK WKATHKIt JACKSONVILLE. July 17— bTl 68 82 he Atlanta 70 65 of lluffaln 86 55 Denver Fretno 64 99 90 . «'•» Oklahoma City KIXV A NTS MEETING 75 48 Ralph A. Smith, president o f thr Seattle 76 87 Kiwxnis Club, announced today Jacksonville T8 86 that the Hoard of Directors will Miami 78 . 03 meet tonight at 7:30 P.M. at hi* Tampa 80 93 Weal Palm Usurer It home, 1 �M O N D A Y J U L Y 17, 1950 JL-avILi e. - ■ 1" ■ 4(51J TW O |k Sanford Herald •'.aiafctakte la laaa Mlartar £ s e a » r r 111 Maaaulla i m w Caltrrt » ■ ••«■« M l rla «a l l U i t ..a i i , IS a ll I S IS l k, . a tl aha ib a rt w BaSlIrr O fllU | D » « J a a U l f . K la rrtn . u aS rr Ik , ■4 r < a t i M > a t N a ra d S. INT*. fanford Everything that the government does now in the field o f defence, foreign policy or foreign assistance will lie In* Hears Delegates flueneed to Home extent bv the events in Korea. The passuge o f the military aid bill through Congreaa doubt leas waa aneeded * jfreat deal. The whole mutter o f foreign military To Boys State aid ought t'6 get a thorough going-over by Congreaa and the administration, in the light o f the Korea incident in itself and In itii relation td past experience with military aid in China. Greece and Turkey. •r carrier i. — I» * -SI ) a i lU a ik Moat Americans bad been under the impression that i r d r r r U a a lb a I N the United States was supplying important military aid to la M aalk a na l i a r ....... IS M Korea. Some amull amounts o f equipment were left in I i T u k lia a r r d o llr r a rar4< Kureu when American occupation troops were withdrawn aa aa a, rra a la tla a a a a * a a llr r a n tr M a la iu ftii la r H.r »,>|in -, :1 W at'year Further arms aid had been authorized hy Conalaln tf w ill b «. rk ara rU »•» gttfsa, artd the necessary funds were appropriated. But cloRe I t l l W l l r ■M f t W I t l M r un. fctprrirBlri 'Satlaaallr Ur lalaa* questioning by congressional committeea disclosed that the dtwaraprr Itrarnraiailira lar. Avar Yard. Cdlraau, Ilrtrall, H a f aid actually aent to Korea up to the time the InvaHion from Wi Cllr, an* M ^l uali. _ the north occurred constated o f a couple of hundred dollars’ f i r llerali la a lurmbrr af ikr worth o f slgnul equipment. This recalls tiiat in China the Prtaa rrblrk la aailllrt umount o f aid effectively delivered to the Nationalist a i r l n . l r r l r la Ida aaa ra liu a W a ll Ida la r a l a m i p rla lra (a Id le a r m a a iu rr, da n a il aa. * l ‘ troops lagged behind the Intern o f Congreaa to u shocking T* AG m * * ] * , ______. . . : x extent. Ip Turkey uqd Greece, however, American aid was . MONDAY, JULY 17. 1»}(| effective. Whtreln lay the difference? f t i U T r V uffiCS; V hUk M The utter failure to implement the authorized Korean 1 I'arrnta must be firm, bgl il assistance program casts a long shadow o f doubt over all «f*4* esthlagtq rxulala fvll» and military aid projects. If there should l>e corresponding then n enforce disclplln discipline. Ye fathers failures in Europe and elsewhere, the American people yrptokr net your -children to would he putting their trust in nonexistent strength, wrath.—Bp. fl:4. cannot afford to have that happen. If we are to have arms it’i too bid Jimmy Byrnes isn't aid projects for friendly tuitions, we most make certain that ?5 yr»n youngn. We would hsv.* they mean something. • candidal* for President in IV07. smi.i.Arvn u DKtr K S IIa r b O R IlO N Ilk ,* N Bualaaaa ■ ualaaaa SCnaai N a aaa rr *------- f a - u H i r n o V h a t s *------ Pupers From The Sky In Columbui, Ohio, a 69 year old man wanted to do tomelbihg nice Pvoiile In other pnrtv o f tin- nation may wonder about for a beautiful young waitress »o flylngn saucers, hut those around Bozeman, Montana, know gave her ‘a $10 check ai a tip. there la something new in the nky. One o f the carrierit for r ehec|t bounced. The Bozumun Chronicle delivers Sunday pupers to scattered $ President Truman may seek spe­ ranch homes by dropping them from tho air. The method probably w ill hnve little application in cial powers to deal with the inunary imparl of the Korean cities o f most o f the rest o f the nation, where folk have IreHafior fruit whicli is alieady beginning come accustomed to finding their pupers on the porch. But \9 - lend commodity prices sky­ it ia Interesting to note that this new innovation in rapid rocketing. We don’t think much delivery comes from the generul area o f the country, a bit af- |iiic»fiiing by governmental north to be sure, In which the I’ony Express once wrote its bureaucrats/ bat in the event of a brief but unforgettable chapter in the history o f transporta­ rt*l war, if profits and wages are tion. It may seem far-fetched to link a pilot dropping Sun­ fiatid, price-fixing should naturally follow.. But if -anyone is to be day papers over ranch homes In Montana with those storied 4Mowed to profiteer on the war riders-of almost a century ago, galloping their mounts across the desert trails and mountain passes far to the •Vfryone should. south. But this new twist Is evidence that men still con­ Secretary A<hrson warns the trive to overcome obstacles to get a passenger or a piece that another aggressive o f cargo from one place to another. That urge has built mosf on their part will be viewed the American communications system, which is one of-the with utmost seriousness by the keys'to American wealth. Palled .Stales, might even result ill dropping go atom bomb on D ifferen t School Moscow. To .which Russia undoubtfdfy will reply, i f 1ahe replies at A re ’'Problem boys" differen t from other boys.jrr have ill,' wHkl ague>sibn>' Russia- did thej been exposed to different influences? The city M l invade Korea. Russia will not' of Imore ttries to answer this question in its school for invade Yugoslavia. It will Isa Hui- fo r-isiacji children in one o f its suburbs. earn that will do that. Stf why rvea the Iflghwood School, which observes th same hours, U:00 mould we bdtnb Moscow > We kry to 8 .........— ------- -------------—rola , in thul city, provides N w a w d iM 'b f f r p y . v ° « m - • here of a farm and the cornganlenah d f adimhlH. Tho results seem to be food. Tertsloiv is released, More than a million names ate rebellion forgotten, loneliness banished b y'th e hom el^e ’$T•aid' to have-been signed l« < a mosphere. The horses, cows and p lfs help to teach unobtru­ peace petition in this country asksive lessons o f patience, faithfulness to responsibility, and «b| thg United States to give up the healing power of usefu| worki ip,Korea- Plssisnt as suck prow # n unusual point about this school Is the fact that its would kt,. they would tmiy ■is- accomplished in the framework o f a refeupir agttessioa everywhere else in ala. Tha boys need not submit to tho stigma o f world. Ulllnalely it would be aWay’r, but go imd corne as do their cant* ' Ihg Umtvd Stglet agaigU lb# w oiV ore the child needing special attention ' dominated Russia: - Who c « activities Into the framework o f no then that we -would bavr to the quicker w ill be his rehabilitation-to the point lh#n or be foterd tb sUrrepdno longer noeda such attention. ’ fcm is-f Who can believe see -W i t ar. fi rr r r *~ would like Russian domination of -/uorslluni uf thai g B and 0 SvaVUt-three, (arms, factories and gov- Crime Iiiveitlgition t gembllus Mllcata and otbar . ,|it ‘ ■ • 1 I a aiumeat? _ » llvltin in Dad* county, < FTprlu, flndlnsi to tha and aubmlt your fji ptid tassTee (SR dot .»ighnt»». f i ^be largest city in tha world now county trae4;-lerr.” Qovvrnor Wsrran ordered BUta Dads Tha Banata «owuuittaa v*tlmattydatU a population of 7,841,611, Attorney / Olega .C, Mtnrrr jet ml tha ayndicata’a IBM Incesw Vejfh' the following cities ranking MtteUAo make e full iaMettge/ waa gg«,6«0AMB. • Mat in‘ ti*e in ihit order: Chicago, tke-cgUK# &/SSS-0. Byndieste Tha Qovtrndv told Dad* Coun­ Bkiiadalphie, Los Angeles, Detroit. sad otlwv gsmbllng aparetioss.ln ty Shariff Jimmy BulUval ilven to siOeSa. aountar. l »« Beitimore, -Cleveland, • 8t. Lmde. •!gn “ two of tour •' Mid M would Iiu criminal -taputtM''. 'aldington and Boston. Matt of MInear In Uvt inva* 89 have shown large population mmedi 6tyth ia the past |aa years -and E ‘ m m when «vcty dictate o f o e * civdteatlon is snateht the | * wacentration o f htunaniry Program Of Events, Activities Told By Clause And Tison Clsranca Clauic and Bill Titon two of the fiv’a Sanford boyi who recently attended Boyi Stale in Tallahaitee. ipokc before ilia'Ro­ tary Club' today on site advantage* of the affair and th« program of entertainment in which they parti­ cipated. They were introduced by Joel Field who thanked the Rotary Club for lit tpontorihip of one of the boy*. George Touhy. who presided In Ine abtenre of Orville Touchlon who i* attending a district Rotary conference, annodneed that no meeting of the club will be held next Monday on account of the boat ride and picnic which will be held on Wednesday. July 26. . Mr pointed out that this l» tha fifth time he ha* ntroduetd at Rotary tha boyi who have at­ tended Boy* fltate from Sanford. He said that tha Sanford daletation wa» an outstanding group of boy* this year and (hat Son* ford (a always wall represented. Younr Cmuae itaiad that the t>oys len Sanford on Sunday, June 1H, and went to Orlando whrre they took a but to Tallahassee arriving there about 4:80 In tha afternoon. They went to the W rit campus of Florida Stata Uni­ versity when- they were register­ ed and mat their counselors, mem­ bers df the Florida Highway Pa­ trol. City elections were held on Mon­ day, county elections on Tuesday und the state elections on Thurs­ day. Jobs -Vito o f Sanford, who waa spontorgd by the Rotary Club was elected ah -clerk of the court unty, after’ some pollrdbig to Clause. ,organload'* fine tub-and published g lte club and plib . a newspaper every day, he added. On -Wednesday night stunt -night was held which proved very en­ joyable for all the boys. HOUSTON, July 17—{/Pi—Tax­ nation on it that night by rdaio. or has 7.67M4S people and has The Whilf House Mid neither pesMtl Ohio to become the fifth the message nor the report to the nail populous state. The 1*60 census'count, still not people have been completed yet. complete, reached that figure But the message to the lawyeiterday wji*n Houston waa ramaken Wi|) carry rttonpnendetions peiled to hav<'608,400 populatloh. Tills makes Houston the larerst for legislative action to back up rlly in tlm South, pasrin* New our elTorl*' tb (brow the Red in­ Orleans which ha* 640,970, HoQ»- vaders out of Korea. t*n has annexed large'arena ijnee The message will be sent to tha tie 1040 count' Tha preliminary Ohio popula­ lawmakers at 11 A. M. FJST Wed­ tion has'been announced as 7,601,- nesday. Th* radio report, over •" with four major networks and television, 6,414,824; behind Ohio's 0,007,012. will be at 9:30 P. M (EST). Ranking at tha top tn order this As (or the message to Congress. W t * 1* Ne,tr Y °Of. Pennsylvania, Presidential Sec relay Charles G. California knd Illinois'. Ross told reporters r ” lt will he quilt a comprehen­ Odham Installed sive one, giving background of the •( •■llaart Ttmm P i( , o a (| situation.* explaining all steps that upon themselves during the com­ ing year to drive orjraniied crime have been takdn b y ' this govern­ ment and containing legislative out of this state. (Jordon Bradley presented nrite* recommendations.’’ to Bub Blehart of Ft. I.nuderdala: Bob dearie, of Ooral Gables, and Voile Williams, Jr.,- for the loud­ est sportahlrta. Installed with Bralley Odham a* president were other officers for (he comfn fryear as follows: Oor4on Bradley, secretary, and Reg­ gie Moffat of Orlando at treasur ir. Vlcv-presldenta: Walter Davis, Marianna; Floyd Phillips, Clear. • svgw s •tissije*. v ir e i • eater; Charles Johnson, Jacksonrlle; Charles Fain, W lnU r ttaeen; Sidney Buckerman, Lake Worth. Powell Summer*, Lake City and Eddie Newman, Miami Beach. Natlonal directors: Robert Searlt, Corsl Oahlst; c. Sweet Smith, Cocoa anu Pleasant Gay, Jackson ville Beach. • Special awards were made to the following by retiring President Rood: Reggie Moffat,. Outstanding e-p vice-president; Bill Harwood, of kel/ Lakeland, Iwst Internatonal com mlttee chairman, and George Ge Karst, of Orlando, for citrus pro­ motion. William 8tempcr, president of the Sanford Jayceea presided over the meeting, and Introduced the rpeakers. City Commlasloner Ran­ dall Chase welcomed the Jayrees to Sanford. W. C. ICader pronounc­ ed the invocation. Miss Kloise Wheeler rendered a special pro­ gram of musir throughout the supper Whleh was served buffet ityle. '« '* At a business session of the Riecutlve Board, Saturday after­ noon, Ocala waa designated as the rile o f the-fall eonvamlan In Nnv» rr»her artd Pensacola as th* sit* of the srlnter convention In Feb­ ruary/ This n s in addition to th* summer convention tn he held on Orlando on Aug. 11-1.1 and the ertneyMtan In M ayw ood that will Karller Democratic leaders h.-iJ met with Mr. Truman an I difeussed Pie message. Ncn* would say what Mr. X« man planner) to say. But Bouse Speaker Rkyhum later today re­ ported that M|n my best judgment” food ratlosing would not be mm)-' a part of eUnteiiplated govttrtr ent controls. ' 1 Government officials have oredieted thyt' the message wfl) tall for controls 6V»f stW / curbs on consumer rrerglf, ertfl possibly a tax inertasf. 1 There was no hint as to hoo­ king the message would b* but Ross said the ro41o report will be kept within ■ limit of half n hour. The broadcast. Rota on th* asm* theme »»a Aaked whether Mi. but with elaborations simplification. said, will be :l r mesvng* Truman I nand possibly ftts. w/keley and Rayburn said ildute conference went (li­ the possibility of a congression­ al 'vacation later on, but that nothing was decided. "W e told •it hum th* >••• •President.’ •*— -........Bav­ burn paid, "that when he gut in* recommendations up thsre for an./ additional things anl• Kinmonii muiM ht u< wants, n» they ore disposed of. the leiNcr* of the Senate and House w II get together and decide about a re­ cess." Lucas tuld reporters Congie** will act promptly on the p i ¥#Idential recommendations sn l ii.domestic legislation will oe al­ lowed In the way o f m lliU iv leg­ islation. In a low voice, ha added: “ This Is ■ crisis." The 8enstar said Mr. Tium.su went over In ■ general wu/ SJme of the things he will ask. To a question whether controls was one of them, Lucas said the message and ae* when he was askrd whe­ ther th* message and speech er> being prepared "against V back­ ground tjiat w* still ■re fighting a police action” — Ine the - desertpWop Mr. Truman has used twice o f the Korean fighting Atneric fightirtg bk '’ • American force*. ' To an inquiry a* to whether there will be "any domestic recommtndationa,” Roas Mid ;tHat o: boy* trwludad oph agalnat the • A* t.t* eupgrytslonaj Issder.. FF.PC, another agalnat aocUIUod medicine, changng *he vat* age rocommsndatlons of Bralley Odfrqm 21 tq ll. to hold th* Boys ham In- naming ths ■oonnaltte* ■ M i fhfantan In 1M6, ohd to bav* I l i h-PWii fat- tk i coming year. '<• . ^ a Girls SUta at tha mho time as mgs would hgva to speak (or | q||, |t|U Soys Stata., Visitors w ilt Introduced by B. Rayburn’* . Point Four L, Ferklnx, Jr. a* Roy wmamson " I aaoupprl "wlR1make a f*of Tampa, Leroy Lawson oI De0 « i OR W Korean war and wnat* *n«t. and Walter Haynes, Jr. of ?v.r i g g j j y n j g p n . he wan«e BanfarR. •at tS r’ WMt* House i war* VJva PassiAant Tax Aawnmtenta irxiay, B «»ta Damorrirtle Levi ar Luoaa of IRtnols- O f Haiti* oJSriPZJsn.rsusA ■xtaadad assess property on th* CtastalnI Warn, sflth relativsly 6r Qnnw w Ala T Wdi r iMcOamaak r# ICwtlssM tfram f t s t Os.) day behind the U.S. and U.S. act­ ions in Korea. Wallace was still sharply critical o f the war. "It Is insanity for the U.S. to fight for Syngman Rhee and % cruel government which was re­ pudiated l y tbe South Kortau* themselves.” he said. He also called for a conference between President Truman and Premier Stalin to dDcuss mutual aid for backward nations. But hy said he believed Russia could stop ths Korean war at ones if it wanted to. and added: will have to di«clo»e that. f Rayburn said the toncTes<ionAl quartet got a picture of the Ko­ Mr. Truman. A i’"V-S r.ei Irean wst from --------------- -how thing* look. Fnvburn slid they )u*t' about like they ap­ ‘ 'look ' 1* ------pear in the newspapers- Used Cars 1946 1 93 7 CHEVROLET Sedan, good ^transportation. tlM - 0 0 O LD S 2 Dr. Sedan, Locally owned t Special $ 9 9 6 -0 0 1947 1940 P O N T IA C F R A Z E It <2 Dr.) Sedan— good tires, black paint, running good. Sals $ 4 2 6 -o o Sedan, A good, family car. Only 1.00 1948 P O N T IA C 1941 BU1CK Wr sOO (0) 2 Dr. Sedan Excellent condition, lew mileage. Sale $1660 00 1948 1941 CHRYSLER PONTIAC tjccign. Locally owned. Sale Windsor Sedsn. low mileage *' • condition. ...... "For “Sal » l» excellent *8 6 0 -0 0 $166600 1947 1948 OLDS INTERNATIONAL Pick-Up TrueW, ’ A Only real Value (2 Dr.) 8edan Locally owned Sale 9166600 1947 DODGE 1948 BU1CK Coupe Extra good condition ' * 1 “Buy A' real Sedanetto, Fully aqulppad, extra good. Sal* Pries- uOO *1680-00 NICHOLSON BUICK CO S1Q M A G N O L IA A Y E . S AN FO R D . F L A PH O N E 1Q94 SS99 epi roqulraa -that all pra* V a t ’-faN *3 passed over, far problem of ,|l Ifttc o#Ca§ioo# IAa rI proou kgi'ix* iax* s mim v f i j L ' kt . . . S ' a w W Im is ia ike largest etaaaa o f t ^flVlilllQlli l| ft tl|A UiBBf fhTjSSIi hJFTi & b»f Florida -*/• t Uaf/•.' j f. What will Bri ALL IMht 4f tha >-a WA tha S " ’ to ' D< Roosevelt. I aot,- fttromr one of Aapriea’e giOak* u w r i ® over ore * l* ‘ t M e i g g p id the line el aatvatlia -Oh1' ♦e tier hal -uk Hr-eays ii i d m l ^ ~ t»a avgvM m would k$vkad’ tke-hrm MBi E ss 4f ' t T x’ *8 x yerA lftf ••aW. Akmat. ; . :C $ 1 6 6 -0 0 ‘f* t a l2 V «d % j S g K ^ ’Usr, t Henry Wallace SPECIAL SALE received an estimate of nra** from the Defense Department. Ross said, “ f’m unable to give yjii anything on that." ' A fain, h* told reporters to wall Dill Tison outlined the program of speakers who contributed to the enUghtmanti of the bay* dn cmiiWa -tkd ; mpsaaga • Svlll conpolitical m attaei Frank H. Wright, A m domaatlcc problems/' Governor Warren’a. secretary, Jg* -Such aa controls T" ■ newsman UUt -or the city. Other • speakers pressed. inrluddd Secretary rtf-Stata Robert •I’m not going into that,” Rets Gray, Col. Klrkmsn of tho High­ a*id. "I .don’t .want to get started way Patrol), Chief Justlca Thom** along that Hna.9' ' :• > , o f tha Suprem o-Court,-Cook-8. tak« pise* next May. T h r taRar M p1 Thk Campbell, president af Florida 8tg|a UntverjHy, Attorney Ooa#rel Rlehotd fcrwln and Becretary sonvill*. mnv of Agrioullhre Nathan Maim. ''R ian * were alto discussed t? r on* the*-today snd again’ lom.'rSam# of tha Mila passed by ths tka national conyantion to raw.' •**> -v Af ’ tot sopyiy - Trumai) Plant would ham barapii tha Invotl than da. Iud«p«n Mid S ifirS iS ».la± M m Jg Foreign jlm is Aid �T t M O N D A Y J U L Y 17. 1950 S o c ia l A n d P erso n a l A c t iv itie s telep h on e M S t Social Calendar Mary Ellen Lossing: Weds John Rivers In 11 beautiful setting of the Congregational Church. Miss Mary Kllcn Lossing, daughter of Mr. nod Mrs Italph Wallace Lossing of this rlty, hornme the bride " f Jotm Hugh Rivers, son o f Mr. and Mrs. If. Willis Rivers ef Keystone Heights, yesterday afternoon at 5:00 IV M., with 111 .t. Rernatd Root officiating. The church was decorated with tall baskets of white gladioluses against a background of fern and palms. White tapers in graduated randelahrn east a soft glow over the acene. Sprays of ferns with white satin rihiion marked the family pews. Print to the reretnnny, Miss Helen Witte, organist, tendered a piogtam of nuptial music amt Kugci llnrris sang "O Promise Miss Caroline Hudson enter­ Me." The traditional wedding tained Mist Shirley Penrock marches were used and during lh" p, Thursday at Hi;0(1 A M . with a exchange of vows soft music was surprise birthday party at the played by Miss Witte. home of Miss Hudson on Holly The hriii , g'ven '.n mairlage in Avenue. The house wn> itHitulivcIx dee- bet father, w.,* lovely ill a wed orated with lu'.luttPu] anniigi- 'ling gown of ivory "tipper satin meuts of rinhint and hibiscus featuring a long-wnlsted hndtcc finished with a low sweetheart throughout the lo o m s Several cutties were played and neckline and long sleeves which Miss Donna Witte and Mi's F.lhoi rntm to points over the hands. The yoke fit smoothly tlnoligli the Driggers won the prizes. Miss Drtty Peacock assisted waist and hlpllnc with a full Miss Hudson in serving Coca gatherrd skirt terminating in a ^•Colus »ud rookies to ."the follow­ train. A fingertip veil of net fell ing, Miss .Shirley I’ea. nek, lionoree, from n coronet of seed pearls and Miss Ada Adams, Miss It ,tn W il­ illusion. It|i only jewelry was a son, Miss .loan Humph rev. Mist single strand of pearls which was Ann Whitaker, Miss Grctchon a gift of the groom. She carried a raseade lioiniuet of white sweetKin hoff. Miss Mildred Millet, . Mrs. Cnioliiie Melnnis, Miss heat t inses from which fell while Nonna Fur Haney. Me>« Donna satin slreamers. Miss Betty Ann Cagle, who Witte anti Miss Fth'ii D iugeie. served as timid .of honor, wot 11 a . . ___________ : -t gown of green 01 gaudy over, a C lllC L Ii PICNIC I soft green taffeta. The dress Was , The Azalea Circle of the San-; fashioned with a filled bodice wi ford Garden Club had a ‘wimming |with a off-the-shimlder neckline. party and a pirnir supper at San- Her bnunuel was o f pink roses, lando Sprints. Those enjoying this from which pink rihiion fell. Performing the dutips of Lest occasion were Mrs. Itov Killer, Mrs. J.A. Youm;. Mrs .Henry I man w i i « Ralph Limiting, hiothrr Htissell, Airs. A .I’ Fields, Mrs. of the bride. The ushers wetr Henry McLaulin, lr.» Mrs. F a il' .11inin v Powell and Jerry Will* ’. Mrs. Lossing, mothei of (lie Vain, Mrs, >AI Hunt, Mr-. John C laik. Mrs. Dill Tyre, Mi l,L . bride, w h s gowned In an afternoon Sill, Mrs, F.C. II i i i per, Mrs. L. dress of navy liiue silk cm in- with E. fipencer, Mrs. Junie lEoumille.t whitp accessories. Mts. Rivers, the bridegroom's mother, wore a tose ■ml Miss Elm r K in hoff lace drum with nnvv him: acces­ sories. ftmall [IWeelhrai I roses >* U N C L E fill ADD VTIJS fornnjd the corsage? fm Mis. I/'-G A IN ESVILLE, July 17 <Kp. ria l)— The University of Florida sing nod Mr*. Rivera. Immediately, follow ing tin enewill confer 4011 donees on candlmotiy i) reeeptloti was laid at Jhr dntrs scheduled In graduate in home of the bride's parent* for first summer school session rum the wedding party, relatives, o it1, • mcnccnirnt excici.t's hen July 2- of-town friiestk and intltn ite Glenn I,ingle son of Mr. apil ’of j thp , ritiljjled Kccj'iv ag Mrs. H.G. Linifle will iis-cive his Vrieuds the gue Is was Mis. k.scar Pi re BSA, George M. Tpinide >on ,of aim pte'idlhg'tiver Die brides lank Mrs. It.I.. Temple will leceivr bi< was Miss Itelly to Duck. j BAE. s i . * * *i* _ _ Tin M j ’lV w;,B ' H * * with a larV'rlm n and rente fd w ith an 'arrangement of camatlan* and roses. At one end of llie laid" war a three tiered wedding rfkc T X T iL F and punch Ufa* snved ft um a crystal tgiwl at the other end of the tnlile. Mrs. A .; lh Roundtree (in sided ftver the punch howl-' Thoso assisting were Mrs, W. A. Cagle, Mrs. ET: A. Anderson, Mrs. J. P. Wilson, Mr*. Clara Hunt, Door* flpra Mis* Catherine Carey, Miss Ann 12:13 l\M. Hail; Hind and M in Nancy Roundtree. Following the reception the couple left for a "holt wedding HAItGAIN M A TIN K K ! trip. For traveling Mrs. Rivera .Ific 1:00 To 0:00 I*. M. wore a while sharkskin*' suit with matching hat. Her mresorted were navy blue and while. Mt and Mri. j i j 'J * 2 1 John Rivers will make their homo in Keystone Heights. C H IL D R E N F R E E ! Out-of-town guests were Mr. Childmi Under 12 Vra. Ad­ mitted Prrr With I’ arrnts nnil Mrs. Flank Hidden of SnraAnytime Except Saturday sola, Mrs. R. Rivers and M in Gin Rivers nf Keystone Heights, A. Sunday, Mr*. Clara Hunt anil daughter Ann of Nashville. Tcnn.. Mr*. Leo L A S T T IM E S T O D A Y ! Carre and children of WllllsUtp. MONDAY The Dependable Class of ihr First Methodist Church will meet *lth Mrs. J.M. Leonard at JO11 Holly Avenue at 8:"U f'.M Under the sponsorship of Bet i Sigma Phi sorority the rereptinn1st at the Fcrnald-Laughtnn Me­ morial Hospital will he Mrs. Lois Smiley. R' TUESDAY. The Friendship Class will meet at the church at 8:00 I'M with Mrs.’ Chiuriiite Millnr a.i Miss Shirley Recock Given Surprise Party AkfomMfkmed WEATHER! Baptists Entertained By Mrs. Fortner H A fio a r i MASTER ---- -— TUBS. A n r W II IT — —- The Phllatben Class pf the First 1Baptist Church n )*i Tuesday evening for their regular business meeting with Mr*. H.H. Fortner. Jr. at her home nn Catalina Drlva. Mrs. C liff Abies and Mis* Pau­ lina Bellamy were ro-hnstesse*. The business meeting was pre­ sided over hy Mrs. J.M. fitlneciphrr. teacher, and Mrs. Brmlley Otiham, vice-president. During the evening gnmrs and contests were enjoyed after which refreshments were served to tho following: Mri. William Hlemner, Mrs. Robert Howell, Mrs. F.K. Godwin, Mrs. Buddy Angel, Mrs. John Cullum, Mr*. Voile Williams, Mrs. Marjorie Cowan, Mr*. Od* ham, Mrs. Stinoripher, Mrs. Aides. Mr*. Fprtnarnnd Mis* Bellamy, H e rso n a Is rn r s \n f o t j p A il F it ’ ll! d f d a id PAGE THRL . b a n f o r d , Fl o r id a Woninn U w i H 'p ta lln u rt1 r i mu I’ m * It onto,nrO run* t*«tr Oafl potted were building up i 11*1' not lh of the hum \ ■ >Hlattii I’n t hi 1 F-pondiiU Wilhnni R Mi nir % 111* Tiicjmi nt 0 I* M Muntlny (ti A. \l , £S8T ) i filii ihoaI -f it *1 100.Ri>** )H»|H|tlll j 4i R1 lljlil M ill til unit t l»r* III* ta lk \ini’r ia n <'111(It y ill * "H ■*, 11n «1 w i ! !"*■ -.Mil h KfTi iiM military \V lull* tilt* X i i h h u i m u»*ro H 'll Mr. and Mrs, Harry Robinson and children are vacationing rd •-<! I Kirk in ini 1* t i in i i*l I Pit41 K itm , U c flt'in l New Smyrna fm several weeks. iv mil* friiin ill* Mm I Hhill ii«( Ihi nti?lllPt11 n f i♦•*»*•! fiir ir w<i»Vi Mr. ami Lee Hunter left Satur­ ('ommnip t **f flu1 K nf war day fm a two week* viirutinn in tin* i'TIaI 4-f»/ih! , the mountain* in Nmlh Caro­ |’\sn Riis ifin hmit ^ ,iK fiiflit**i* lina. ptalirs ’ lie*1 ilfws n hy Anioi Sirs. M D Rumgarner and nan |»ilnt»- Om* w;t .Inuni’il i*y daughter, Marcia, left today for !.l (iiorgi* M. K«hv mis of 1.! Foikrd River, N. .1. to visit te PaNo, T i'i , n»»rth »*f Tiii'jnn. A jot I- Ml xhoi «l *w!i flu* m’(*»m latives for ncveial week*. |.I;inr nlii'fi l-Mw:|lils <:i|h*«l f**» Friends of Sirs W L. Wnireu ll«*l|» ll wn * th* In I (into tl>« will regret to team Dial -lie is l<rtl |il,im**4 Iin*I !•**« n *nv fi^lil mnfinrd to the Femald l augh- >ih t* 1 urn' -1i4*t tlnivfi i* ulv mi I lie w nr. ion Memorial Hospital. 111 till' IVl'sl llo* Vmri irrtn on*- hy Mo Mr ami Mrs. G. It. Thigpen ollt HO|1*|M'14 <I 10 h or» .Mi’ , w »i (iuMH'iI have leturned to thrii home in Not III Madison after spending the week 1*111*1* :.iv mill's Jhr 4'Olni’ -1 Mi ihvixion foil end with Mt, ami Mi* Roll A mn ir(in I rifnnf r\ hark >low!\ from Mr !\ "io ttfv* \ Dei 1 irk -•■oui lm I'wt of konifjii iriil north Mt. and Mi*. Clifford ItarrliM w r -4 i i | T i l l ' j “ l i Link l»"l \1oi iii hoi run •util son Clifford Jr., letiuned to then limne in thhttido today at 13*fit I VII' I'll JMi-hr. I .«i -j *»ter apt 'tiding the last two week* h iifii Hat 111*lui , \|.1* \i Mini Roller! 1. fox Ihl-, l:||*' I mini S‘ nI mils at Dayton 11 Iteaeli. Itmnih-i *|i* I fi oil |In Mt Ralph W I’erold. whose mat i luge took (iliiei' July I* at tin Mins Jane Thigpen Ita* at 1Ilf 111 ll| I* I»-*4I* Ml imil Calh"lu Chinch with Father Wiliam Nm hii m offiei ,t lived in town to spend a few tin . It mriii 11um* m mg i ih, Imini'i Miss Kathleen tlldaker. iff iffIit week* w ith tun mother. SI is*.* i t torn noil Thigpen ha* been wot king up Mjmiiu: t In o Men nil limit h. TliP over IdO mil. iiun\ fiton Mo- tin|*H in Charlottesville, Vn., for the Mu* om I b hands of Ihe nlliint 1« i liO'Vi'il mioiilci»l j< ‘ l x|M 'i’il—vvlo'ii otir past year mid half. Hi xUt'l llo \nn'l ti *4fl ; itli an.! Miu) t t«f lout I -Siu mil! um* T-IW slowly higher. ini.;<lif 1V IlMli 1<1*i111h-tiIj* - eleWe seemed to hung aim..' i in Miss Rose Levy li ft Satin day i.H-nl nf 111) * Ii ll .ill\ 1*14*11 htnl • -i,i... it tl tin* on <ontinlli‘1 nir, five jets headed lot Ivor,-) afternoon by plane for New Ynik Iiik cii Ml* ». 1rll-xiV* P" •11'll! '* s <.| 1!o< a n r u n t i o l W . There was an hnrir.nn high pil> Ink#' Mir Mit'fi lu'lwien City where she will piirrh. r lidlB llir Till! tli an*1 U4*9l ap of gray white eltinds, like ■mow Fall iiterrhandise for I he lloll) |»pi;n Ii••st I' 1(i» j*)»* 1 r.M*|44|1 IN th« i . in h i a iii! K n m i ju tin lhi» K m i *J hank* idled up hy giant mow woial Shop*. She plan* to In- all.tit.•*-itf*«I H«m! in * ii lit) 1piI'PCX I;i v4•i #** i In* Kniilc, impt'mniril plow. \mi* * i ,iIli'i 1 4i\ri tlu’ radio. "Work gone for two week*. ) .ipithl Near the const of Kuna, whirl, I 1i \1 1 \i In hi; on tlo* north hank and 1•ii. *• Hi" y 4H* X l i1 Die Ivllll. c vrlth in ^ Mimm* inlhm >*outh <*f suddenly slipped lieiie.il I. um Mr. nn«l Mrn. I'rn nk I. Wnml* Mi». A •linn ■aid Do I!) >! 14!?xlllfl wing lips, Tidwell n-l.-d no • . M onvrr.M ru ff. »fr. .in.I Mr« Fru n k I.. rii Mo ji H irlTinr -•»»<• Hit tlM iltifRi t kg the ,-uotlot nmiueut.it llv lint in i'ith llo hunt whirl* had W oorlrnff, ,R? l»*f! yc R trn ln y for i it 11« TI m ih i * * ‘ 1 i ! * \iiMiri w hile he adjust Ilia suit glut *e . turti'd a Imiollol <if mlnuU’ f HnpHihiMivn. N. .1. to nprinl two I'DO * too I* If<»f I In \ Iof!It’ll''i . n l . i \V<» hint l«ft hii Amrrintn The jets flew sweet nod -t.iin;l<1 w r r k i n* jtin-sts of Dr. ami Mi . I*' «M*4 Milt **( 1»Mf| to t h "When xve get uvei Do' tat get in Japan 1o |fiv<* mllrtl I(nl|ih (». W o o flm ff nnil fntnily. j*imm*I |fj,!iin *1 \*\ Mil* North Mir area keep at. eve peeled bclnn I 11141>111l III \ o o n c a o form** f i ^ h t Us and into the --no. I’idvv ll Ivor 410 , fit* ml \lilt'r u utt 11muv * mu North IMoi'iiii (!omil*t»l*li'(H. rautioiied. "Any attaek o otlll. Mrn. ( ‘Inin nn«l two ui-i i* "nnl I M l (U w 1*11* f o u r J r ( f i K h l rinliniiKhlriN, liunros nn<l Mnmi, II*' Mill VI ,m I it ii■-1■«! Willtniu I«'* i pilot i’ll liy Lmtlniiinlra Kid* e.Uo.'S 11om tloil diieitmii.’’ nn«l Mn IVrry Ganlfirr l«*f t f Then air e.mtiol tool ov,u and !*■ ,4If '*- I ■■iron ,»in|Hi)* |hi Mriolnifv of Jjirk-’orivill*'* IViilny for Mneon* (in. whn e 1! 1111 111v i'Tion Tilt O.T' i Iif fitnl rlo'r VVi 11t:i in Dounhirty •»( Cur* the hunt Imgiin. f In., Mri. ‘ Durtnlrr r» I uito-i I fo tii«r JlIII Mil 10) "'til- "1 Mi'll DmHO (toil II' We hrttke through Do I Ion-1 C lu ft, O w n i I t m l i T l i f f <»f iiofii'i* nnil Mrs, Join* no*I -ljnn,*li ’ ii in-'tl i mom.i no ••I tin illvMloii mil. I'....pa, I-la , mid Rnts-rt Wayne ovet Die silent rlty nf Ta. ign and i»-»* will vl^tt for nlwuit tlnor ||< I -1 |'I I *' I - mum,nnln- In •U i.aidm City, N. Y.. and tm- headed the few mill's unit h I. »vi*rk« hi’f'in* t «'t Itrniliu *«» Soli KOl ** i no!11| |,i **"in i /if \VJill on aMU.'d "Runtlde Kent" F-8U call- tin* Kutll River wbrie til. \m IomI tf* mnko iln-ir hmnr II VV ilkt'f lio»k or i*i l i i wri'k , ,1 ’t tTinimu ) -II t pilid.d hy LI. rnlltl dog ill otdv a few dav ■ ago I .me, E. Tidwell, 25, of Halt At a long liigtivvay Iniilgi vviDi Tin Communi i tpparepllj nan we turned I tike City in wliirh I whs h pu«s- ■me dynamited h a d o t u i e p io itg e d de tve go west toward Kongju, w loie mg .mill rt .tig eiv- t . C olli‘ field • ngur. dir|iali h. all I <•.■*tit. aimv In ad . 'pi l.eo It. l ev a. I'd, .<( Salt the Reds already had made .on luiarle.s in Ivoi-a m, ;d Taej.in I ,ik. City, pel omhcl crptipmehL elxissiiigs' of Ihe river. Wayne, a crnpped ltaiie.l Ne.v still wit* ,n American fin mis. 'I t i. --m a» * , ‘ •’cl.nli * in f*u the Black Panther Yorker who shot down two Vat 1 ,1 jiipiiidriui. issued me the e.iuitXmiU'h'xi! ell \'i-itl!lh:,ll fit'll) SOIMJS I’OINT, N Y.. .Inlv'17 near Seoul in Ameiira’a early (Rpetinlf—'BnnfuHl Tnurist Clulv « rs tin I I' S light I'ood,, ' yang merit (or my firiVt jet ride—thn •lays of lids war, lallieil III I lullid.ix h.'Jrtirt Stmiewhal llkn ! .lung ih, tunttig <d uni mainhert. In WajRie fAniiity. 'N V. “ itupi'r," tie enlled lui'klv, held a rrnnlnn here Sunday, July Jiist behind d’ In nun o Doin' 2(5u , font tinII play.’i's, the man west -Tin going down." lifeJjieketJ oxygen miyek, pat * u,i I. tf in l !c dp rlo .• ^ oppoit If with Wilful,| Austin as chaitlie rolled the iel mt o a idling tmt. |tiliatrthk rujita'r )**»l»t ini SooD) Khr<4n»'.!w ,r m.ili and hpsl at Ills 3milb n>vv Amctic.ip ing peel mil, Tidwell loud i d ■« irio.l.id to n »' Tin'} wi je ,i, Jrt. (-* , J e o’r a water lauding. Shrtrh Summer entttge. . we could see. Waytte laoord Thu pi hit,* were briefed hy J. Roy Ball gave tilts InvtM-ation .'d will, ,1 dinying ,o datm.i'.lu: .MeJdura. Lneimteally, he outlined down toward (hr limo. Do n find "8 ffoil l .'nk ■ . llti. ki m l 11 amt leli the gue»ta in pledging al­ , .nt. eoiti ■.• to Kohna ami warms'! his rockets. The fln-lmig explo legiance In the Flag in .•ceding lh. railway hni ,-.|i gs to watch Die skiea in wltlcn slen erupted a fountain of waliu lum'hrnn »e r y «i Imffet style new enemy dir• ■uft appealed to­ limit, Isiaids and file. (J5.lil.li' Note Tipil I , 1,1 Forty gui'sls dln.'.I at |m|iv|diial "Direet hit," he yelled excili"! ds ?; i.^mtl.. 1aides, under the spread nf a huge Itert, Ash.HL.Ipfl |‘re lie wiil-ml mil l „ Ih.i airplanes, u . tulip tree, on the lawn overlooking li.iiued from Korea Haliudsv Tidwell rtunmenlitig *fi.it was Sod us Bay. Myra.lx of tri-rnlm.,! l.nl rein tail'd li> l.enernl M ir flow a jcl pilot gels his .'Xetelse, Mnxsunis envered the hrnncli.M of Arthur, went Itack to tin* light iM'inldtl and started the engJe.'. DR. ( ’, I,. 1M0RSONS this trre which ha* to reach the log front ill a jet plane todav Tl"' four jets, aimed with r«rll|iln rmlit'J He ti lls ol his experinne in ((„■ half-century mark before ii k> i and 50 calibre m i. liineguns, l.'ttow fmarllele.) blooms. Kail hoaln, Cnnndii.n K Y H S E X A !1I IN E l i taxied to Ihe end of llm rimfrefghler*. pleasure craft*, gyro xv iv and we followed. g lasse s • D) DIM LAM BERT planes, and out hoard motor host llm fighter* lim'd up I wn I In K Pa fillet I o \11 Mlft xtit. \ JET i ti in i i at.least. Heat Itaxe from I heir added Iti this outdooi repe, ate1 thr eniovtnenl of tie- fir.t Jot- i r a i n e i : i i v i r t a e .i o N toK tail pipe, shimmered auainsl the days that have had a summer at ) Y -7*r Me wvm five ...o , . nmwuy. There was h i . inrteire.l ntoiphere. roar from engines and fnur •Special recognition was given gteal clouil* of dust as thiolEIwoihI Ball n.«l ties went forward and the jets Mr. and Mrs, C.H, Kpahllng of Mr, and Mi raced down field. Tidwell follow­ WomUt.H'k, Conn., who claim t* di.ughti i I'u- .ihml, Mr and Mi Han v V ed close behind. In a few min­ have Iteen among the first tour­ J Roy Ball, Mr, i,n M. ists to Hanford, They began going Ycman . Me and M l Jarid i 11 utes we weie nl morn than 2i>,there in 1017 and have held mem- to me. Mi and Mrs. Adrine 11-. IHHI l.'.'l altitude, III n blue sky. herahlpa In the local rlul.s since manette and W.A. Ywiman- uf It was almost silent except for Kudus, N Y The e are forme I win u sound like a great rusli of 1035. wind. The speedometer registered Following thr luncheon, Mis. lee rei.td.nls ..f Kui.ror.l, Marry Yoomina led in group sing­ ing, the songs of the "Gay A southern air was added with the C l IV C f 1 5 fl8 f0R catering aervicea o f Willie Harris, RI DE- I N T H E A T R E . Sanford Negro. Tho. afternoon was spent in yuitligr and regaling pleasant I ACJT T I M K S T O N I G H T times spent In Sanford. A vote of S A N F O R D ’S I IUST SH O W IN G ! thanha went fa Mr. and Mrs. Au*‘ tin for the most pleasant .lay in July and a hid for another vest at their plare. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Artifice of Roches­ ter. N.Y.i Mr. and Mrs. John Wlcsse, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Dp Nering, Mr. and Mrs. .lake Bllek « s - , e “'* “ and sons. Misses Christine itcNerIng and Phyllis Wiesse of Marlon, a c m x s io r m < N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Jake Vnndet ■ moere o f Williamson. N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vanl-arc, East MlIEI BRENNAN Williamson; Mr. Flora l.aRoik, Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Smith. Kudus Point; Mr. and Mrs. Willis AxVINCENT NIKE toll and children Jane and Terry, III.E AU'6 t&OTON 7<H£ MESTMU FMMffierf /rOOHW® VOOWW, "or/wnrif Vsenf *, 1*05 (SC,-*l NOW SHOWING F IR S T OUTDOOR S H O W IN G ! 1,000 Milftfl O f Danger And T h rills! tar,< a M a n tors* ■IMsiT a r " C ■I « * • « — . ’ r ',— Alsrr; NE W S— < AUT(M )N -S I'O H T HKEL C H IE F CI.FVFI.XND, July 17 Vlvaiili'v Johnston -leppeil today after 25 vents aelttef of (lie Drotherlmod of motive F n g i n e e t -.......I the , le ele d J a m e s eeed him.. I’ Shields i,Vt ,|ow i grand | lae.i union to sn( , Shields, first assistant grand! chief engineer sinee Fehrnarv. I Dili!, won till' Joli a- head of the] Kl.iHlP-.nenvher Dl.F aver Roe i f' I'avidsmt of Cnliiinel City. III. in assistant glultd chief enginee, I t"i the past tlltt’e vein The Lost is Found By O ur W an t A d i When you lot* V •rjvrrti** Tksy Don’ t St*y ls.tt Lenf NYLON-RAYON Fuse in lilc SPECI SH IR TS n $ 2 .8 9 -$ :t.8 9 vv. it- fa.ttr. 4 i.'t,ri TROUSKKS vSjinforflTouriNls Hold Bcuniiin In North rmi;n <4**1 Lieut. General Wnltun II, Walker. utiiu,outer ot giounil forces in Korea. It told her to proceed to Taegu nmi then to Tokyo •'lindct e-cort "1 am going down to General Walkti's hendi|imtlrrs and tiv to cunvinee him that I. a* a tidy act rcil'ted c o n 1 -tuuideiit, am lie'*’ a- a newspapei eur respotidi nl and nut a- a woman." Mi*- Higgins said. ''I'm going I" tell him that atong a- any nthei euiieepondeni can get to the fiont mv news­ paper ha- a riifht to tie represent­ ed here too." She said she believed Walket was preventing her fiont earrving out her assignment on the ground* that site i* a woman. A spokesman fm Genera! M.e Arthur's imhlic iiifornintion offue aid Walker vcstenlav was given ■lit eel emit rid ov et all t <ui r-|imid enis in Kmea. JOHN I,. LOSES WASHINGTON, July 17—-(/IT— The U S, Couit of Appeals today inied that John I Lewis' torinn could not force coal miners for 18 lending companies to Join the union. The court held that the National f.nhnt Relations Hoard iN I.R) first must hate nn election to authorize a union shut*. The decision upheld a labor hoard order of May 27, l ft ID. This directed UMW to “ rease and de­ sist*’ its use of the "union-shop” etajse in its agreements with the 18 mine operatin'., who also make 85 pei rent of the nation'* imsic .-ti'el supply. Wttl'l* $'l. f|D f l’ .'.hri r n o i, ; ai.MI-’O K TA m .E » iO f !n 'L O O K IN G ' I X’.ll AT THERE P R U T S Q im & . d Z c -f h i X Z r t t M EN'S WEAR Hill I ID I I IK I’ DMN f, I 222 JUST AKKIVKI)!! 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F L O R ID A Gifford Goes On Trial In S l a y i n g Of Charles Schuh I# n slln n rri C rm s V‘ * s * Indo-Chinese Red Fight To Be Pushed crisis. Acheson nasi Stalin. Stalin’s reply was hand­ ed In the Indian nmhnssndor in Moscow Saturday. The New York Times, quoting ronfidenlial sources, said Stnlln wrote that he “ welcomed Nehru'a initiative in Irving to restore Elderly Butcher O f pence in Korea;" and "reactlva* o f the Security Council Doubtful S a n i t y lion should be the first step." Tittles noted that this lat* Pleads I n n o c e n t torThereference obviously meant -tliiil the Chinese Communist* CfrBARWATF.lt. .Inly 17—t/t*> should Im- rented on the II. N. —Trial o f Charles (Afford for Council In plnre o f the National* the slaying nf slate Rep. Char­ ists. ItusHia has beep Imyenlting les J. Schuh, Jr., ass soon re­ the council mid other II. N. agen* cessed today until tomorrow to rirs because of the presence of give defense counsel nn oppor­ Nationalist Chinn lepresenta* tunity to Investigate prnnpcc- lives. * 91 llve Jurors. Seating o f tbu Chinese Reds on the council would lead to the C LEA RW ATER, “ July 17 -A H ') return of Russia to its dclihera* — Charlie Gilford, the liltlr old <-x- thins and a discussion o f the bulchcr who lias sdmillrd shoot- Korean situation among its five permanent mrmlien*— the U. f?., ing slate Representative Charles J. Britain, . Ktnnre, Russia and Schuh lo dentil, goes on Inal here China, the Times hold. Bull <1ant tally the same illfortoday. matinn was rc|H>rted from a re­ Gifford, 71, pleaded innocent liable source In New Delhi. The A tin-rlran government, at his arraignment to s first degree however, bus taken I he position murder charge. Hint tills Is not the proper t;mo He commented lain "it might to press the China question. In be the best tiling if they sent inr its view the basic furl of the preIn the electric chair, ronsulcrim; seul utiiritii.ii is Ihnl the United my infirmilives nnd how old I am." Nation?, is fighting for Its life in Keren and Ihnl fight must bO Despite lux rclrtrm r lo iiiliimi- wen as a preliminary to tho set­ ties, the slight, gray li.ninl dclcn- tling of other issues. 1'rlvtilely, some o f Arheson’* danl seems spry and healthy - in ndvisnin I eel Ihnl to trade pcpco body. in Korea for Chinese Com muni si HI* vttnrnrys have mu-1 they membership In the U. N. would Will ask the jury lo rule on bin 1st like giving way to Interna­ sanity. Clrcul Judge John U. Bird, tional blackmail. who will hear the rm>r, Imil a-knl Two factors rnnke the Ameri­ two doctors to test Giffmil's sani­ can reply to Nehru s matter of ty, hut the defense protested this extraordinary delicacy and Im* was matter f«t the inry to derhb pul lance. Ono i* that Nehru’s Three years ago liiffnril's wife great prestige ns n leader o f tried to have him committed i< Asiun nnlbnmlMs means his at­ mentally incompetent by reason of titude toward American policy senility- Sclmh, a lawyer, nprt nnd net Ion ip Asia can vitally sented her in t lint rang, and al­ affect llii-lr ^buncos for success. though It failed police i-i hove The other fin lei as seen st that was tiiu endive foi .....Iny- tin- Slate Department is a need Vig. .. to present the American action Gifford, while freely adm itting in Korea eb-nily as a fight In pumping five pistol bullet* Into cuppurl o f llie principle o f Inlrrtlie pnpulal young le g islato r in III" rmllnnnl senility under the IfniS t . I ’otersbun; to fee Apr. 3-1, lo. led Nat inns. given several reasons for the kill A un i Iran government leaders would like to retain Nehru’s good will inward the United Sts to*' stand on Korea and his sym­ pathetic iindcrslomliug h f this government’s policy o f opposi­ tion toward bringing Communist China into the United Nallonn. Initial drafts of Aehrson’s re­ ply, therefore, wen; understood In liiive set forth Amrrtean policy on the point In some dutnli. Acheson is convinced that any compromise on the haste Issues uf the Km can crisis now would euiiKtililte (ippcanemnnl o f an a g­ gressor Hint would Im almost cur­ ium lo bring on other Communis', at lurks rdsewliera in the world. As far as Korea Itself Is eptirented he sees no alternative to pressing (lie military campaign against the Cnmmiinlnla. he came tn tills area only a week - before (In' shooting from The term* offered by the Rii * ■Ian Prime Minister were not o f­ ficially disclosed. He was report­ ed In New Delhi dispatches to have made seating o f the Chin™? Communists In the United Nations Security Council an essential pre­ liminary to halting the fighting. The State Department is re­ ported to have completed a draft o f the U.S. response to Nehru. It is expected to restate the "rock bottom" American terms for set­ tlement, hut In a manner to leave the way open for Nehru to pursue his effort If he believes it holds any promise o f success. The minimum U.fl. demand, out­ lined Friday, is withdrawal o f the Communist invaders hack nf the 38th parallel Into North Kotrs. There is every indication that this country will refuse to compromise on this point, which is also n U.N. objective. In addition to the U.S. reply In Nehnr, the State Department said it is preparing to publish nn II-m i Ih h I r tiw raws mine is burning. The mine is composed o f a lahrynth of some 400 miles of tun­ nels. This includes the main pass­ ages as well as the numerous drifts whirh jut o ff at intervals. And the men may he nl any point in this mare of tunnels. A Ih»vp the mine entrance, on a liltlr le»lge, a small crowd silently watches the operation. Among these ore wfv.-s nnd children, of the missing men. Knur are mar­ ried. Some of the women are seated on orange crates, still dret-ped In their house coats. Only seven or eight men are in the mine -it „ lime. Retween 2fi and 30 wait outside, eager to Join the rescue efforts. SAIGON, Indochina. July 17— (A*)—American and French mili­ tary and diplomatic leaders met here today to step up the fight against Communism In strategic Indochina. They began their talks amid new acts o f terrorism by Com­ munist-led Vletminh guerillas in and near Saigon, The war In Ko­ rea added to the urgency nf the meeting. The opening session lasted four hours and reportedly r^-eyed a general review o f the political and military situation in Indochina. It was the first full plenary meeting of American and French military and diplomatic experts since Prcaldent Truman's announcement of Increased U.S. aid to Franre for American "White Paper" on the Indochina. Korean crisis. Tlie capital f'si sens. of Venezuela Is Detroit Ifs s H iw I r w a ra te Os*t tioning Thursday that he strangled the 87-yeaf-old M e. Stshlry with hi* pant* belt and threw her out o f the ear onto a weed lot, no­ tice said. Saturday he switched his story. #, He said he left Mrs. Stanley olive after quarreling Utterly with her because she hired private deter-, lives to trail him. Both Mrs. Stanley ami Mm , Rankin had leaped Sampson 86,000 to finance his grocery store. The body of Mrs. Stanley, clad In a filmy nightgown, was found early Thursday. Sampson, who has a wife and three children, tout police Mrs. • Joan Leslie, Robert Walker and their two youngsters, in a scene Stanley "wouldn't leave me alone.” rt MGM’a "The Skippeer Surprised Ilia W ife,' showing Tuesday He is held without rharge for Wednesday on the Rlttz Theatre Screen. questioning on the slaying. M m . Rankin is held as a material wit. ness but her attorney said he would seek her release on a writ WASHINGTON, July 17-1/17- T«xa*. Tlie Blair Department got a ropy OCA!.A, Flu., July IT -(/IV Dr. today iif Maishnl BtallnV icply to Nehru’r jU lph B. Uuasell, local eye, ear, Indian Prime Minister hpj*e and tin oat aperjattri, w<» ■ proposal« for ending tlie Korean found dead in his nffieo last night about lltflO, will a sfir.intlicted bullet wound in Ids head, The body was d|stnvuoo by Dr L’nr! H Lytle, who had lieen sum­ moned tu the scene by Mrs. Bustoil when she fount) her husbniui .t ear at the rent uf the office build lug, hut could not gain mi nil I snee. Mr*. Htn.scll told Police Id. Kannetli Alvarez and Deputy Sheriff Don McLeod «'r- Bussell had left U k e Krtr, whrjn they were vacationing, yesterday nl. taxnoon about •'! o’clock asying This sign shown above will Identify the lltotiscinch of trucki from '/j-lon Pickups fo Id5*h.p. Big Jobs participating in (he big Ford Truclt Econ­ omy Run throughout America, Welch for them! Mrs. I'yllis Gaff, 1003 Park Ave., Indianapolis, Indiana, is now able to go about bar houoowork In less time than It takas to talk about it. , That * la. of ro 11rso, since Mrs. Goff has boon Northern t a k i n g wonderful HADAGOL. Mr*. Gofr had bean suffering from a deficiency uf Vitamins III, 112, Niacin, and Iran, which HADACOL contains. Now full nf pop and onorgy, Mrs. G off Is abto to glva this fine statement: "It'a pretty bad when you are in a run-down con­ dition when you .nro only IS, That' Includes hoadaabao, looo of sloop . . . I woo aUo tarribl* nervous all tho Unto. Than * 1 This iiiw tli, thousands of Ford Truck* of every ados and type, in every kind of trucking duty launch tho biggest truck operating economy demonstration In truck Jiisiory—the Ford Truck Economy Run! - Ford Trucks do more per dollar . . . in yppr buiineea. In any buainoau. T hf operator* of these truck* will keep accurate records of all go* and oil consumed, total repoiri and maintenance, mileage travelled, load* carried, and work dona for the neit nix months! Economy Is one reason why Ford Is America’s No. 1 Truck Value. And value la the big reason why more and more truck users are switching tn Font Proof of this fact la that Ford Trucka are making the indtutry's biggest sales gainst la Am nrkn’a N n . 1 Truck Vntwa Como in today and let ua show you bow one of over 17b Ford Truck Models will save you tommy no your ' •-* *r’ •••»• - Tha Ford Economy Run will demonstrate fog (IcfidMKks. Its m h o r i# |fA ooi ftm mm i'JwaixrS jQ Bflrac , ■• * H**"' 1 J i /:1 1 �if' a *ty In U n fly There Is Strength— To Protect ths P m c « o f the World] To Promote the Profreae o f America. To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. VO LUM E XXXX1 Entablinhed I DOR Measures On Korea Planned By C ongress 1 *. Sty* i§mxfotli Ijm illt A N IN O K P E N H U N T D A IL Y S A N F O R 15, F I,()HU>A. Destroy C-47 To Keep It From Enemy Hands ---------- - President Is Expect­ ed T o Ask For Over Six Billion Dollars, And 770,000 Men WASHINGTON, Inly |8_,/p. — In a more ayalnat Inflation. President Truman today ordered a aerie* o f credit restrict Iona on ♦ housing. One action wan In tell the Feileral Untieing and Home Finance Agency to In.-reuae down payment requirement* sub. alanlially, both for new eon* atruction and for modernising and repair Inana. He aaid that the Veterana Admlnlrprallon, for example. ahotild require a caah down payment of at lex*t fire per rent for all loan* guar* anteed, inaured or made hr it. whererer existing law will nrr4 mil. In a letter to Raymond T Fnley, Hollaing Arimintalratnr. Mr. Truman aaid that rontlutird ronalrurllon of home* at high lerela would be deairable except for recent International develop* menla. Out he *aid It ia clear that many maleriala used in leaidrutial and other c«n-Uriirtlon will be required In im-ren*. injt amnunta for natlnnal d>fen«r purpoaea. 4 WAStHNCTONTjuly 18 —</P) -A grim Cnngren eyed the- un­ folding tlnry of retreat in Korea and prepared to rebuild Amcritan arm*, to face ibe worldwide threat nf Communist attack President Truman worked on a blueprint for more tnililaty jmwrr but it would not reach Capitol (fill until tomorrow. In advance he war i^experlcd In nik for money, men ami matrriala. Specifically, around $6.0ftft,000, IHH) in money, aulborily to increase ibe atmrd force* by 770.000 men, and come system fnt allocating fieri and other material* for arm* llta a tta w ra M* ra sa Twn| Meeting Is Held By +3eminole C o u n t y Sportsmen’s Group Disapproval nf the new law nl* lowing hunting of game avsry day wilhout a real period In the Inter­ est nf cunacrvatlnn, waa expressed by thu Ron rd o f Director* i f thr ■Seminole County .SportmanV Aaanrlntlon la st night when they drafted a reanlutlnn to that rffert j for the Florida Came and Fresh " W a t e r Commission. The resolution stated that the law In nnl in accordance with the wialtea nf the sportsmen. Tlie re* aolutlun declared that the law war a backward step confide ring the progress that has been made through conservation nf game bv rest days. The mnin project lead down by the organ iml Ion'a hoard for this year la the building o f a clubft house on some nearby lake or ‘ river. President Porter Lansing aaid that most o f the c ju ^ h a v e (Uonttaoa* I). S. Blocks Sale Of Goods To Red Europe W ASHINGTON, July IS — UP) — The Commerce# Department reported today It h u blocked .shipm ent o f more than 1150,000 ,“ OOO In war-potential goods tn Russian-dominated Eastern Eorope In the last two y a m . Secretary Sawyer ta ll Presldent Truman and Congraaa the action waa aimed at prvrenting eip o rt o f American material* and equipment that would bolster Bo,ri#t military power. His report showed that atop. order* blocked ‘ shipment o f 96 per cent o f the H I M t M W In w goods which the teteought from thla the U. 8. adopted •trie t Ions on ex porta la 1948, 8 P T T R IA L PRAGUE. Csachoslovakia. July 18—W )— Twenty-ter* f « f l o h g charged with spyiag mid terror­ ism war# reported on trial today In northern MoraviaThe Mora vi en -fllleaian edition of ,th# Prague Ml ad# A union organ, said the ad yesterday in M o m Moravian coal mining o ffiW T K s I f f t district told a , f o r i * a f Um p o r t ly V A X " NEW SPAPER T l'K S 0 A Y JU L Y IS. | <156 Assnrirtlrrf Press I,cosed Wire N o. inly 18 4/U) DETROIT. July 18 -</P> Waller Rculhcr proposer! today that thr United Stater inve*t more than a trillion dollar* in a 100 year fight In rid thr world of Commun­ ism. Rrulhrr, prnidrnl nf lltr CIO Unilrd Auto Wnrkrrs Union and long-time foe n< Conimuninm. made the proposal to President I rutn.m In a letter In the President the union chieftau advocatrd a globu­ lar "total peace offensive” under America's leadrr»hip r* a ‘ 'com­ pelling nrrrMily” for "drinor ralic survival." Rrutbrr pr<i|*o*cd a vast ninepoint worldwide prog tan. under United Nation* »pon*or*liip. America'* financial contribution would he at f!u*rrale ol $13.0045.000.000 a year. The total final Investment, a f­ ter 100 yearn, would lie $1,300,0041,000— or. aa Reuther aaid. the cost of thr last war to the 1J.S. (One trillion dollar- ia u hillion dollars multiplied 1,000 times.) Souther's communication to Mr, Truman waa nf a dramatic char­ acter. In hla draft of a worldwide pro­ gram he concluded with the state­ ment: “ We are at the place in world lilflory where we must rtu ognire that tho best hope of saving trredom and achieving a Just er.d last­ ing peace Is in action- actirn so challenging, so vai-t In acupe, so practical In design and tv sincere In purpose that it will Ml Un­ moral vacuum In the world with relmrn hope and a renewed mint uf cooperation among the people o f all nations." Reuther envisioned a huge Intemationsl enterprise -lpcratlng from a "People's World Assembly for Peace" within the UN. Each nation would contribute according to lla means to a UN fund for “ economic and social construction." The “ People’# Assembly" would (O aattiM * Oa Pas* M il MIAMI, July 18 f/l*)— A istmtl swept this hich today Hint Sheriff Waller Clark of Itruward muntv would resign Frirlnv been itse ol Senate nirne probe rrvrlaimns. Senator Ksles Kefauver (IITonn I In ought out nt 11* ■ Sei.nte I'ommilteoV flrml session here Snturilnv that ('.lark nod his l,i.i llirr iirul chief deputy, Itoll- t. were partners In a rntnpanv thnt nperuted a Imlilu tottery uml hIo>. machines in llroward county. Governor Fuller Warren ha, m ■ dered f'lsik to Tsllshasse,- f„ - n liearinjr Friday to determine tvlu thm Hu* slmriff should he m u . pended from office The Miami Dally Nnw,t said tl was told ('dark Would r"*tgo ho fnre'thr'Friday Tirsiitig. The antne report wnw heard hv the Fort I-nm|crdate Dailv Noe The two newspapers nre not nffil iated. The sheriff roilld not la* len -lu I for confirmation. According to the Mii-mt I News, Clark is being urgeil l*i re­ sign hy close friends to prevrilt “emluirraKsnient to certain persons.’’ There was t,o indication, i* w a s saIiI, that Chief Depulv lto >ert ('lark plnnoed similnr Nnmes mentioned as irossIMe fllH lIa a H a a P a t * Mis* Over 1,200 Per,sons Found lfnrounlerl A total of 1222 perr.nn* A|i|iarently not included In the recent U.S. censiiH enuniernlion have i>ecn uncovered thus far hv the Chamber of Commerce Census Committee, Lea R. Lesher. rhairman, reported today. This figure Include* l i t from Faels, 2 from Bear Ijike. 40 (in­ complete) from Geneva, .U from Longwood, 8 from Lake Mn. v. US from Castlelierry and Kern i’nrk, 2fi2 from Altamonte Springs, and 80 from Forrest City. The recheek in Oviedo, Monroe and the City of Senford is nnl complete. The Committee exprrls to have unrovered 1,600 uncounted persons b hy Saturday when the campaign ends. Anyone who has not yet hern H ARTSD ALE, N.Y., July 18(A^—General Evangeline Booth, counted is urged to let the Com­ retired commander o f the world­ mittee know ipunedlatelv hv tele­ wide Salvation Army, died yes­ phoning 61. terday at the age of 84. V A N DORKN I1IF.H She had been ill for more than TORRtNGTON, Conn., July 18 • roar aad spent the last few dsva *—UPi—Carl Van Doren, 64, author before her Math In a corns. Bha waa born in London on end editor, died today at the Hungsrford Hospital Christmas Day, 18418, the name Charlotte year her father. General William Van Doren. who had a summer ■oath, founded the Army. 8)te grew up with the organisation snd home in West Cornwall. Cinn.. her lifetime almost exactly par- had been 111 about a month. * Hated Its growth. JOHNSON RAFFED Aa a little child aha followed W ASH ING TO N, July 1B-4/Dher f athan t footsteps as he th* Limehouse sad Rep. Lanhai* (D -G a) said today almas o f Lqndon — that Secretary o f Defense John­ and t n * gnashing there hen-elf son should reals*. Lanham said the Koosan war whan.only in bar teens, ird the V ' t ' * shows tho U,8- waa unprepared. " I t seems te ms Johnson made and the United o f the Armv’s a mistake and misted the people ■he ted a ntU* hy hla statement (in a speech Ike gold rush made earlier late year) that if r M e became th# enemy struck at 4:00 n’dock aad was lend- W* would be ready to strike hark at 8:00." ______, ____In Urn United General Evangeline Booth 1 Dead At 84 S TA TE BUILDING TA LLA H A SS E E . July 18-~4/P> andar a f the world organisation, — The Cabinet released 1650.000 S r i H U S S L I i 1889. She was the for a psychiatric building at ths Chattahoochee State H osjIU l to" JA R H A N DIES However, U made the condition JACKSO NVILLE. July 18-4JP) — William A Hlldelgsndt, 67, no centred fo r the building could ■aiMRar o f th* office bulldiag be let until specifically approved which hears hla name her*, diad by the Cabinet. That wlU mean ft jB Bitfr tee* night. His widow postponed If the tMri n MM aarvive. Funeral a f­ ar* pat to be com p let- Engineer At citscd, Of Recruitinj; Aj;cnls T o Gcr AtomSccrcts Ni:.\V YORK, July 18 .(/TVThe foittlb Aniern .m lllegedly linkril to R ii ' sIa 's K b m Furh* .iloni «pv img was >n/r«! ,ii hia honir bur list night liv tile FBI. lie t, J2-ye.i|-obl luluit llmcnberp s bslfling. br»pei l.ulrd eltemrei iiMl'iril uml (ilhet ol two rlilldlen I be Department nl Jurlicc cbnrged bint with rntnpiiacy tn rortniil espiononsge .in’! raid Ik bud irrruiled lot a rloak-.ind ibaeer Soviet *,pv npp.irnlui lli.il pene ll.tlet) Amrili .1 » Atnnii' iciiel*. Americans Arc Sin rul­ ing Firm Near T ae­ jon Aw aiting E x­ pected Red Attack 'rank Moves To 'I’uagon I'ronl ■Sri irtary „| Stale Acbcv'fi li.i* •cut i reply in India'* I’ rimr Mini*trr Nelmi on the Koir.in i|Uc*tion. In d. In i* irporlrd to have sniJ (li.il no praip negoli.itton* din *l.irt until tin t iimnittiiMl invAnn* withill AW. Ncliru and Sl.ilm nbn have exTills Anurirnn C-47 wes destroyed hy memlierti 11 f it* rtew to prevent it fmm fulling into the hands of the North Korean Invaders. The blj- plane’s bind ing gem fulled t,, Ink. ,,lf und no repnii fm'ilitlc* '■ti.iiiqed no if* on K n iri, and l it*, were available. (Internallonal Soundpholo) tlie Soviet New* Agency, Iia * *aid lliry bulb igie r tlml Coinmiini't ( lunn mml I r admitt-d tn the United Nation* l"-lmr any pc,ire *rllbrnenl rin be made. Global Peace Fight Asked By Anti-Red U .A.W . President 237 Communist Invasion Note To Nehru O f Southern Korea On Korean War S low s To Standstill WASI lINCil ON. The Seiialr ( ’rime In vest ten ting rum lit It tr i- miller Senator Kcfsulet (D-Tcnn) Ivgan n one-day hearing in St. I,mils this morn­ ing. conrentrnl*.ig on srMviMe* m F ahI St. I «nla. III., anil lieinit). More than .10 witnesses, nmal of them (rum the so-called east aide. « rre under auhpena «h ro the closed-door hearing started. ' Acheson Sends United States S c r n As Unwilling To Compromise While Fighting Continues Reuther Demands Broward S h e r i f f Alleged Member 100 Year P l a n To Reported R e a d y Of Klaus Fuchs To Resign Office Rout Communism ST. LOUIS, July tk—t/Vi— Spy Ring Seized THE W EATH E R OenersRy fair and hot thrffll|h Wednesday rsrrpt for thundershowers at widely scattered places In afternoon* or early evenings. Light to moderate variable winds, mostly ••««( to south. W ASHI.NGTON. Jul) IS —i/lb — The Army miiil Imlay it Iiah drfinilr infornisliim Mint there are Ruvsinii mlviHrm with n "certain unit" of tlie North Ko­ rean nrmy. Reportera acre told At n Peiilngou hriefing that Ihtween 10 nnd JO Rii«*isn ofttrer» nre with the ‘Vertnin unit." II h identity mai* lull disrln*ed. Thi* given the fir*t con fir ni.il inn the AmericAM \rinv li,m hid of the preitence of l.'iK.j.m ndvi »rre with the Ninth Kntenn*,, the In irfiiiR officer e.ild. Ilir St.ilc Drp.itlmcnl *nid today tb.it A<br.uu'* reply In the Indian IrAtlet't peace move wa» ,enl to Amba'iadnr l.ov Henderson in New Delhi la*t night. i ’ r.-M Offirri I imo|n While *.ild it would lie piihhdtrii after word i* received tli.il I lendenon lia* rlclivcrrd tlie note to Nrliru Another Akdimt I’andil. Indian amba««A’ lnt nmv wan given to Madame Vi|ay» and Nctnu’* sister, Miidiinit: I’nrulil vi'ati't'diiy grivc Acheson « copy nf a reply from Soviet I’rinir timisler Stalin cunten,lug that the ndniHajnn of t’ommiiiil--t (thiiirt into the UN ia an eaat'iilia| step toward ending the Knrean war. Nehru al*o called for the r-rnlng of •‘ornmiinist f'hiim, which has been Meogniicd hy Indla aid for the icturn of Itussin to tin- Kecutily Uoitpctl. Ill a j i rood mcastige to Stalin tuday, tin Indian l’ rime Minister railed the Ritnslan reply ’Vnrnutngflln" and a«id he « « : . I'onlactillK *1hv- other governments ronerrn- I O KI 41. \Vrd|ie*d.vy. July 11— Hie t'nmmuiml mv.mnn of Sou lii Koiea u.i* .it a *I.*nets! ill not lb altd we*l o( Taejon today, ■ippairiitlv mi n il to i lull bv the. Iierce nppriMtinn of tlie v i*lly-ouliiumliered Atnenrsn defender*. I lie sititslimi on ibe whole, K o­ rean fionl was *o (pit t ili.it genet i| Mai Ailbm did nnl i**ur In* u*usl r.irly-imiming ( nmniunupie . I in publii information o ffim said lliere wa* iiolliiilg lirw to report and llu-ir was "little e n e m y aittMl\." Not *ime laic Mmidav bad any in i pi l at tivilv brrii rrcordllt. Ilu Ament am standing lum bt(nrc 1aejrm tent mil palinls in 11it-si iif information. American mil Australian plane* roamed ibe skies lltrsilay and tepoilrd llitee enemy tanks and 2H llllrks knocked out I bey sighted Iwri enemy planes vvliic b fled. I ae|nn bad been -v*. u tied by quatlrr*. The Noiitli Kmean pro visional government pulled oot last advanced American field bndsveek MnJ, Genet nl Willirttn F Dean, who uenotiAilv led :iii infimtry , oIiiiiiti agninst ii R< d roadblock in Snltirdny'a heavy figiiting nl the Klim, entil tlie Commur.i. t * had not, lieen tthir* to put their Utnl.a neio»a the river hi force. At n command post nfter four day*, nl the front. Dean, com II noilnara oa rsae At** (;1‘) An fiflfliiitimil >mp|hmi f«.» 1.1> i pivs ttl \mi‘rieiin tifu*p niKhcN In IIh* rrtirlnl luiltlr fmnl mil bit vital it II, S unity Intik tniikrs It1* wtiv nvri niiriTtl ti’i»..tii stlirntl »»f i t»infnn • nn nt> Thr HimI fun*'.* lin v r «”■l inI f11•lii -41 .i I ft- m 11* I'm i -s*11ti *1114f u n til #■f th»" h u n t |Hvc*r 'H1«l ItiMrr IitiMIu ritirr ■ I liifi tu 4' n il iStitiittlplittDtI Ex-Navy Officer Legion To sSeek Is Nearing Death Permit For Fair After Gun Fight From City Board lie wm .iiMigne*l .it ,| brltl b<* •I." llnwevcr. the United Mates and lund list* in lieu nl $100.0045 bail Automo i All I -opionnaircH Inmern- Gainesville i l l . i . j of I it*' non-Unmmuimt timmutuni «»*f nr a IrderAl court beating nn. fl[ thn Nstivna were bile Dealer v i I r 11 Tf> A I ten d Jnlv Jl Hi* utlornry tmisird Hr'*, ,-i»d to in ml mi Mu r pieviotm _Fftcsl tya* tnnocepi, ,. nAe Pf i i t i ' t f ri,»c*-sfa*b,^,i^nu>-f’’| a«A M . i r H r f t A P is t o l SI m l Mrcl ittjj On |tilv 74 " ' :JJ 10*ican ettleuieoT !*• preeenert hy 'Rosft'I'frs i% another lint tn a retori of Not lit Kerenu forcea to (I III I I AND. Pb II... jnlv 18 \ ntMtifift tvd$ |,p.i ni^fil tin- Seme I c*fiif>«iiqp cppAMtils," tlrelr own leriit.ni y north of the (/)*) A r»'l vrtii old (ilty t-i.tn, Mil flurdfii J. I.Hl’ .l llnovct ...'J 38ih paraltel. l»v AinrifT iHi l|« fiifiri frf|iHH|itit| w tifisr It f f ip ( d i m I m * t u ip n l i Advancu indieatlona w ere Urn ill 1114*1l|ltf’f1 |ff ,1llrnd lilt’ ( ‘ily in Weibini’ ton, wbrrc the aircl A ilo n o n . w ith the sanction nf fmm |bf■ «11 i 111> “ 1 imlilu m i i»t nil iv.i* aiinounrru. i’l oaidcnl Triinrnn, would u*e Iho pmiinnrn< r 0* Itulur-tl nnpii «»n < miiiiiiI m .iii m»*rlniv fin |uly 24 Ilit* I f*Kuin I n r lAsur In the past two iiii.nlI. * the guv. J l S. e x rla n g e w itli the Indian i n r n l , w.i% in B i'iioiM in n ih lH iM In u In ornment lin* itrtrated ’.lnta' ,»tli P ru n e M in is te r as f» hill fot the vafin It va,i (trltl nvri |«11 .idmu if Aniciicann it K«y,i were iniplirat.- l hucliitig of A sia a odllm na fo r the (•tiincAvillr IboApifail 1f m11\ 1 il"* nir < "innii’ inn\ I m I in'-rlirut rr Bull of ft kpnt Init Illr* mi thr in.mm In the h)»j ring hceili'd l»y U. U n ite d S ta te s and tho U n ite d N a * rtmili. k p IvI* I l(»i|»|in|r|ri .iskKlnua Fuchs, the German. Imrn tlnn-i. In d ra ftin g tlie re p ly. Ache- ?Il tff|l I P M , ir M it H * * e * fB t* Unmmiiniat symnetliinri w-hnw'.il l)|. WvilMH \V. II.II.I'II line. n ! 111f ( iiiiuiii inn if i l i |*i At rn r r I* i'd hi* way to i|ie top « f Untnin' litnc St |Vtrr«biiMt ( ilv pliVM* I HI, fill! It* ftf nit 11te* I oon i prinni »» Atomic program. *i|II r(cd liurr ,l(i|u t, li wul(|.,i> 111 ItetM t» \\ W ll.fr ) I III III Sihlttirl Fllcha ctn leased snd in..- . a pul'il 'lurl yritriil.iy will. W i»ur iv t 'r I r .i 11tr i •1‘rving ,i long prison lerm in I’ nv land. |lope Col'.oft. I tnitiiM, l i t , .ml" Ml lion I...Mr I lif l ( lu ll l l i r Thu Ihiee American* seirrd ■ molillr tlt alrt. (, "lion wotimli lit n m u lI of F'ichs' «ll .r-1,,..i■-■ lif f (fill 4 if f ' •iV *n a * ft* ffi tlie li.m(l, ilirr l ami cm wrti .It wore Horry Gold, n Fhiladclpht. ti lt litf I* I IIP lf« -.if*n (» rmitMfl *( rlbrd as iilpflfII l.ll. I.iorhcmiat; Alfred Dean Slai t . < W A8HINGTON. Jnlv M t/IV f ,11ltl\ II 4rMllJMllV .Slat, Atlnrni v I I 11,nn all Vkllli ..cietilist, of Syrectlue. N i*n-t James G. Patton, lire id' it « I th” |):ivd Greenglasa, h New- Y m I Nalioiuil Farmers Union ((uluv 1,11.1 ,i ]ii< luiiliiatV nyc it i(fala mi in Tin- r( iits i i • 'until -in n tiiM,iN in in mnchinisl end former U. 8. Aimy urged the storing of rathei 1nrit<• (III alril I l.irticn, win, |I. ||||IC* rd Hud 11nr it I hr inn nv |irfili»jv|.** iniinv loot Bergeent. supplies of food mound majut rm rivi tl finite In* nl ri"(|tlcillH tivni inrtlicine licic but live, in Ci.iiuc* cities ns a precautionary wm | i p » yinir* IteiM , limy waulil i »m4|All were charged with wail mu v illc , b a il lia ib o ir il a gru<l|',c |te»nr i miiiik i In* jMiniit until tho espionage— a chnrgi' Mint run measure. i’attoii, after calling on I’rrsi at(Ain*l Colson inr! lb(t'.itcur«l t" i i f i i ' t iiuM hrivc it vniff* m Hit mean the ilealli penalty. tlHit Inf, The FBI aniiniincotiionl biiid Mr’ dent Truman, told reporters he kill liiui on ngbl. Americen-born Rosenberg's puit m also thinks we should licgin to A f w mituiti * tii'fnir the hnnl ( *fiiii triiifif In I Inti lifiltltei* ahif Is the ring wn* the reemiting of make and store a supply of faitu ing, llaiiii’ii l<,Id iiliite Sctiatnr “ Tin* * il v Hninrui^dnii rlnirriH Hutt machinery and patts. lie said tu liieenglnthen stationed at ilv Mtn Aytca of Trenton, lie waa tin1 I'lin tills iminuy nnl »*f Hjhi* (I ntil|nu*il tea I «*s" 1 will atuniie Ixunli lulKirntoi ica nt l.«« discussed it with the I’ resldml fin i|.'* lit |teteiitf*fl oiil Hint th» hut didn’t disclose Mr Truiimn Alomoa, N. M.— to work with Inl ine pi t'livn ctiulit •ni|»n l*» reaction. Gold. mu t ivp if they iliiln’t uiihr** n Support Urui'tl I'or Patton said lie Isn’t aftHld of Like a ehnrarler In a ffrlinnal fniltlitl |te'fi eiitiit"*' uf t|n>|f" «f|4’mr«* (t'fllltlBDrrl VlH I'MlI*1 M|f| .AsHociaU’tl S ervin ’ >ny ilinmn, !t(>*etiherg gave Green- setting up * 1111*11101 i«t lescrvc. of glans an oddly rut ton front '' food that me usnhle and stotalde. jcllo Ixix •» !*• matched witli It..' lie said that around New York, NF.W YORK. July IK UVi S •< IA S I I S t i i d c n l S h o o t s other half ns a recognition nipn.d for ilistalire, “ I would have IJHHJ rettuv nf Dofrnae l.niii .Inlinsoti pliires, so if things got really ’.led with gold, the FBI aaid. tn,lay asked Amenrnn ...nm.ini, Will* And Then S elf As a result, Grcenglnha torn- l Up we would have food siipnlie*. lie said tho supplies ougii’. to tiea to gel Inthind llm A; neiiil' d over laimli dot* lit both Gold and TA t I I.A II ABREK. July IH l/It lie scattered anil diversified hi Servile: fnr the armed fnren* Rosenberg in 1046, the agency ,\ l lutidii iitnli* Uulv.'i ,Ily Hin­ organised aun-eHanr t., there would I mi no starvation if recently said. d i" ( from Mimni killed Id wife the win lime URtt. an attack ever comes. “ Rnxenlx'rg gave Grerngb, •» In a lettei In the AMAK iialiinial and then romniitted .iiridr here Homo communities, i’ rtton mid. (peeifle inxtroelinna a* tn the typ^ rhairnmn, Ri -Im'II Derheil. Jidni- today. have only a four-day upnlv of of information Russia desired. Bhrtiff Frank Ktoutnmiir idennon mud: lO a s tla tm l O a r e # * S la t (C e a lt a a e * « ■ f m * » B lit William Mi Mill"Tin- DnpartlTicnl ,.f tt,’feiiBe i■' fi, .1 ttic iiKiii inn. Ili* wifc’i ti.imi’ was imt now more than ever limking tn A mieiated Hervirea In help provide known Nt nul a mi i.' aid a urcliniinnry Htlpplenienlnr v axcistanee I " Ihn howrd liiat Mc­ rniiimnniliea fmknig fnr the illV. tignlion npiiitnal and moral need nf the Mullen dud lii: wife and then killed him c|f with a pidol iii their men and women in uniform.” garage a pm (ui.nl here, lie aid lie l.u not found a mo­ r m t u a HEARING PARIS. July 18 — (JP)— A new blood trot Its* «> Ur pioved sk LA K E LA N D , Jnlv IR (A’t A tive fm |lie p.oidei-iiuii'idc mott 100 per cent *ccurste in detecting cancer in human*, tine* 5wi»» licaiing m fltcuit (-Mtn t . eheiiiiled AUTO tCC ID ENT for today tigninr.t tlie Rtnte eitin, pbyiicisn* reirofted today. , , Hal I’ierry, uf t(WI Myrtle A'»i'They told the Fifth fntemats’B«l Cancer Rrsearch Congress the rode waa poitpnnid until tonim 1111e. w e involved ill an auto acr.* row. te*t is bated on a chemical that ippe*rs in the blood of persons with The rsne i* tlial of tin* l-akf dan I with William Cagle lii-l nigiit cancer. The chemical breaks down • certain kind of sugar, pentose lend Highlands Canning Uompany u( the riine'i of Maple Avenue sugar. The test is made by add.nl blood serum from the person a in an sttAik agsiiut the rot|i|iul- end Eighteeidii .Street Damage.* to Mr. i’ ierry V ve­ »ory lalicling provisimix of tlie solution o f the sugar. , , c hicle amounted to $50., while Mr. The method was described b| Ing chemical. The sugar-destroy- 11)411 art. Cagle's estimated dHtiiHge Amount­ Dr. Georg* Menkes. Dr. P. RerU Ing chemical appeared In thalr F IL IP IN O AIDT ed to >75. chnlck *nd Dr. 8. Steenmf. o* blood at the "ante time as the M A N ILA , July 1« - W ) — Tho Geneva. . . microscope showed caneerous REDS RAP W A L L A C E Philippines raidnrt today en­ The teat was triad, they said, changes in tho rat's tissues. NEW YORK, July 18 —HP)— on 200 persons with various ldndi Th® iu •ufft ffir*d r-dettroyi citro iin n rf chc cosmic title tl dorsed President Qufrino'a stand of cancer. It was 96 per ecu’, __ ___to be a constant and prob­ that no Filipino troops bn sent The ComtniinlH Dally Worker today areu*ed Henry A. Wallace right An Improved version wa* ably peculiar property o f the to tho Knrean bsttlefrnnt, A spokesman said, however, o f “ shabby ningolam" In his de­ employed on the second hundred. blood, o f cancer patients. Dr. the government would not ob­ claration of support fnr United Dr. Msnkes said it was almost Mapkes concluded. 100 per cent accurate. Th* Congre* also h*srd a de­ ject to individual Fill pinna volun­ Klutes and United Nations forces Blood from 48 o f 44 healthy scription o f a new Injection tech- teering for service with United in Korea. An artirle hy Gil Green, Illlnpersona produced no reaction on nlque In which hollow tubes, Nations forces. Ralph Hawklna o f Urn Manila ola stale chairman of tha Com­ the pantoes sugar, white 88 per pushed through human arteries, cent « f 184 person# with disease* wind as fa r as five feet through Evening News said 246 Am eri­ munist party, declared Wallace other than cancer also showed th * body to deliver cannon shots cans left Manila for nearby Clark "has betrayed ths cause o f peace nagatiro reactloons to the test, o f drug* against cancer growths. Field to volunteer fo r service in ami the trust placed In him by Moat are unemployed mUltona o f rum mo* men and wo­ Dr. Michael B. Shlmktn o f San Korea. men all over tbs w orld." veterana, Farm Leader Urges City Food Storing As War Prceautinn New Blood Test To Disco ve r Cancer Hailed By S c i e n t i s t s to . D a y t o n a Home I’ l a s l i n ^ L a i d To B o l i l a Feud D AYTO N A BEACH. ■' dy 18— l.Vi SpeniHtinn over i, filed in Mm hitherto tmmiuil H"Hln isekel I,Hike nul here lotlav following the dvnnmito I,lasting nf a retired (tregnn luinl.ermnn' a home. Ilill the victim. )i2 year old Henry I,. Bergman, denied *nv* entrtieelinn with Botita ■n.I laid th" Idnrne to other ran H' iiht thcrude Irotnh might litive Keen thrown liv a .stranger "it li whom lie hnd had nn arg.inienl over niitnnmliiln ii*tnnr>* five weeks ago. A aerond the,tv ndvnneed hv* (•ergtnan wn* ’ hut Moneonn might fmve resented Ida lending money In Negroes nl ,.ix percent Inlereat. No ono wa* injured in the blast Known Bnlita operator aid the Ineident came iih a rntnplele urlo ian nnd denied knowing of any lift within tin1 tnnk o f inlrndon fmrn thu outside BRITISH O IL W ASHINGTON. Jnlv l « " IT The State Department nid today it ii highly gratified st Hiilain** (ter 1 -inn to strip oil hiprurnt- to Conimnnist Chins. Government official eipie.re.l tlie opinion that Mu' mo ", connled with an earlier A m ri•• „n -riutdown, wnuld cffeetivels ,-ul off western oil supplie. from Uoninunist force* in Chino nnd l*otea Sanford W eal her High yesterday 0.1 loiw this morning 72 Rain yeslnrdav .4)4) Total July rainfall 7 76 Inly normal rainfall 7.64 tnrhes. TIIE W E A T H E R JACKSONVILLE. July 18 <-P) Tl R8 Atlanta 84 Bouton 73 70 8V) Buffalo ■>3 Denver 88 61 77 Dodge City T2 Nashville 86 72 94 Hhreveport 7S 93 Jacksonville 90 77 Key West 88 . 80 Miami TIT*f 35 Pensacola 93 71 Tampa � 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 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/f11115156649cacd0eaa52ccbc430b83.pdf 659a9f3e799901ba51329960624f6349 PDF Text Text b sanfo r d h e r a l d sa n fo r d SAVINGS AT FRIENDLY MARGARET ANN Home Controlled Stores—W here Customers Send Their Friends 2 PKG. 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Pk*- -- r I ff til saw A-<!**•» ’ ASMOCO INSECT SPRAY n - is * Q t i » SU N S H IN E CRACKERS KRISPYS 1 -lb .p k g . 2 it SURF LGE. PKG. KgI > B a ri . 1 jfi ’ (/'kij. W ■ ... ''l' V? y ji- 'MC-lSi* V1 ■a .*’* T* ■ - 'fF& 4i r * » i.4 I * �t m m In Unify There In Rfrengfh— To Protect Iho Peace of the Wot Id; To Promote th e Progreaa of America. To Produce IToaperlty for Sanford. STh? § > m \ f a r h I t9 m t l f t V ^ vo lu m e x x x x i ______ , S A N K o iti). E s ta b lis h e d 1908 Saturday8 o^whc'- Korean Reds Must Return To Own thcr To Call Out Country In Order To Obtain Peace N a t i o n a l Guard WASHINGTON. Inly 14 (/P )— The Stale Department »aid laLAKE SUCCESS, July 14—(/}') - U . N. Secretary General Trygve day the minimum condition for a solution of the Korean cmi* is for Eic urgently appealed today In 52 the nmthrrn Communiit* to *top fighting ami withdraw to their own U. N. mrmlicts for ground force* territory. A drp.uim rnl t[iokp*man also declared that the "proper forum” and «tlirr assntancc for the U. N. for trying to settle the crisis is the United Nations; that this i* no Korean war effort. m a tte r for illici t negotiation lie- ♦*— Lie told a new* conference the ween Moscow and Washington rrnction tn Nohru frotT1 Ache.on tmifird command under the Unit­ These has,r points of American thc prim.ip| B of striving for e d Stale* i* in urgent need of ,vf- m c -v ? * peaceful settlement, provided ha•lilinn.il effective aititlance. He lews conference whllo Secretary „k. rnnditions are met hv the Aeheson was still considertat* a Communists. The comment* did dopalchrd telegram* to all U. N. nersorml message from Prim e to rl,„ 0 the dm,r „„ nn>. cmmlric* hacking the Security Minister Nehru of India on the m^ lntlon Nchru mi({hl hnvp mind in so far as the United Council action again*! Communi*! K'lrenn crisis. The spokesman, Pros* Offi Nnilh Korea, telling ihrm hr would I cor Lincoln White, said he pre- State* is concerned. lellvrrvd Nehru'* note w«* l<c graleful for dirm to consider I sumod Aeheson would send N eh­ here lute yesterday by the In­ the |Hmihility of *ucli atiittancc. ru an answer lint none has gone dian Ambnsador, Madame Pun­ "including combat force*, partjcul- out yet. dit, There are indications that Neh­ White wns listed today what atlv ground force*.’’ ru appealed to Aeheson, as he * lie expressed hnpp tt will nol also reportedly appealed to Prc- the note said and wliat the , i United Sates would reply, lie 4*kc more tlmn three toaix month* mier Malm of Itussm yesterday, r c p|lcd nnI tldiig *io to end tlu> wnr in Korea, hut said for a peaceful settlement nf the r o J,|(l do was to make clem w hai the full effort of all concerned is Korean fighting and offered to the United State*' pn-itinn on mediate If asked by Imth sides Korea I*. necessary* Lie made no comment when to do so. "W e are acting," While xulil, White's comment* to reporters “ in aiippnit of the Security t’nuiiasked for the U.N. attitude on possible use of atomic bomba, lie did not rule out some favorable H'»nrlnii«4 <n> r * e * I'luMi raid he would refuse to comment on all question* on that subject ''because there ha* laten ton much partisan propaganda on the Is. siic." ^ 'M e a n w h il e in Washington it ^ a s stated a decision on whether to rati the National (limed and armed forces reserves to active duly may lie reached *oon after the return tnnipgnw of two mem­ t— — I** bers of the jotht chiefs of staff from the F a r Last. An Informed official said today I he Dcfonso Department is awaitI l ' n t l u s H nm r a g * g * s r l hi WASHINGTON, July 11—x/l*» Plan* of activity for |h'e Semi­ —I lie United •Stairs, flrilein nole Couniy Junior Chamber of nnd France today naked llossis to permit * rherk hy "*n lm- Commerce for Hie coming year par I in I international body" on w rrr proposed yesterday by Presi­ n h a l haa happened In thousand* dent William Stempfer *l ihe tlul**’ _____ * . nf German w a r prisoner* "kmn*n luncbrnn meeting WASHINGTON, July U - f/Fi to have been in Kovirt ruatndv." Prrtidenl Slemiter’* 14 ivoitit* «d Wages and salaries paid American The S late Department annonnrwoikers reached a $131),200,000,- e«l the western powera had de­ action were: OOll-n-ycar rate in Mag?—thc livered nntra to the Soviet fo r­ 1. Increase membership in the highest In history, the Commurco eign office in Mosrow. The text Seminole Couniy Junior Chamber Department reported today. of the American note wax r e ­ of Commerce lo 400 giving moie Gains in factory employment leased here. In it the United and $knd settlement of the Chrysler Statea virtually arc used Kuaaia opport unities for training Auto strike were credited with •if lying w hen il r e n al I» claim­ hnildinfe of the County and City. pushing the unniiul wage and -al­ ed it In still holding only 1.1,r>It! Alto encourage active mrmhrrtliip* ary rate SI,100,000,000 hlgliei in German wnr prisoner*. The from nut In ihe Couniy. May than Iho preceding month. Western Powera have contended 2. Have night meetings at least There was every mason lo lie s r t r r a l hundred HmnsnnH G er­ every twn m anthl in those who llevc thc wage-salary record will man prisonrra arc nnarrounlrd work and ran not attend luncheon Ire shattered successively In Jim-' for in Husain. meetings mny attend the night and July, Employment ha* he*n moving to new recon) heights, am! LONDON. July 14—( / D Rti- meetings. H. Etwourago mrmhcrshln a t ­ Industrial production with It. Overall personal inrome—money l*m nrkrri Moscow inclny to .ulmit tendance at Dlreetnr* meeting-.. 4. Have more business nnd disreceived by individual* form all an impartial, intrinition.il coin'«S>urccK— amounted to $212,2110,- mision into Ru**in lo invcihgnlr runsion meeting* during regular 000,000 a t an annual rate In May, .Sovet claims that only I 3.54h Ger­ meetings. excluding GI life insurance r e ­ 5. Makd active utl committees infund payment*, which totaled $115,- man prisoner* nf war remain there. commended by Stale and National R u u ia announced May 4 (list re- that are feasible fnr mir Club; 000/100 th a t month. The over-all figure represented palrialion of German prisoner* also continue all active committee* a $2 ,600,000,000 gain aver the had hern completed except fnr that with emphasis on Industrial Pro­ curement, Youth Recreation * April annual rate and marked the third luccessive monthly Increase. numlrer, chilling hundred* of lliou- Welfare, and County promotion A Jump in farm ownera* Income, land* nf German* with rrlative* for a bigger and better Seminole County. largely due to hlgger receipts •till misting. from livestock sales, had an im­ 8. Support the State President. A formal Hnliih tmie to thc p o r t a n t effect in lifting the over­ 7. W o r t for publicity In getting fall total. Russian foreign offirr derlared the and entertaining a Celery h estival The department said farm own­ May 4 announcement w«» receiv­ to be held poislbly every IjOair er* Inrome increased $1,100,000,Day. 000 from April to May, on an an­ ed wilh "ilioek and giave concern 8. Cooperation with local rivir nual rata basis. Income of other in Germany and ihrnughnut ihe Ix-ttorment cluba for more eoncenpersona owning their own busi­ civilized world.” Tlic announce­ (CvtPaasI n Page BliWI ness rasa $000,000,000, at annual ment said the only Grrman* left in rates. I tM H s w * «*■ Paaa P n r l Personal Income also includes dividends and interest paid ownera of securities, net rant* re­ ceived by landlords, relief check* Mr*. Isabel Rowe, widow n f the _ J d so on. The annuel rates used lata W.D. Rows, died at 4:00 P.M. the department—to facilitate TALLAHASSEE, July 14 —C/P> yesterday in an Orlando hospital. comparison with previous year Mrs. Row* was born In Long latotals— represent the seasonally — The State ended Ita builnvaa land, N, Y. but had lived In S an­ adjusted totals for each month, year with a caah balance of 912,- ford for a number of y s a r i before 049,182, but only $5/172,436 of it multiplied by 12 . is available for future expenaes. moving to Orlando about four The reat, $8,178,747 ia In un­ years ago. UNDERGROUND BLAST expected appropriations for spe­ She la aurvivad by three daughSEATTLE, July U —()P )-A t cific purpoeea. tara, Mrs. R.M. Wallis of l-ong least one man wee hilled end The unencumbered balance was Beach, Calif.; Mrs. Bannie Brookeight others injured early today cut b e lo w 'th e anticipated $7,- or of Chlansvllla, Wise.; and Mlaa an underground e n b e fo n that 600/XW total by a la«t-day ad­ Virginia Rowe o f Orlando; one lo u t 00 feet « f sidewalk vance of $2,894,900 to public son, Lawrence Row* of Arcadia; a three-story build- achoola. The advance will be de­ three slaters, Mr*. Mary E. Benducted from the Mhool'e alloca­ min, Mrs. Donald Penny and were battling Dames tions this year. r». H. Leroy Carter o f Long Is­ . ____, ove the that shot up 20 fee* fe General ravenue receipt# dur­ land, N.Y. sidewalk. Polka Chief d ecree B. ing the year, which ended Juno Funeral services will let con­ Eastman said the fire erlgiaated 80, totelrd $105^09,605 compared ducted at Fairchild Funeral Home to expenditures of $117,716/^8. in Orlando Monday at 8:00 P.M. The State started the year and greveeMe eorvfcee will be held to In the source of the with an unencumbered caah ba­ e t Evergreen Cometary here lance of $14j9S7,l$l. where Intenaoot will be mede. BXODU8 PLANNED U TA N BU L, Turkey, July, 14— REDS INVADE TIBET PILOT KILLED U.B. consulate general HONG KONG, July U - f / P ) MIAMI, Jolp 14 - ( * > - A horelrceler among Independent newspaper report* riran-hunUag pilot stopped from today veld today that more than 20,000 what to de in case Chinese Rad troop* entered stra­ tegic Tibet early thia month. There waa no eoa/lrm stion. hut Consul l") * fiiiM I G c o i.. ao amsr- ebaervera agree such a move fa ’ U . i«t he logical. w hft The Chinese CommunUU had moving only U mUoe on hour. l taken for announced their Intention of evef' be ear- brtwriair Tibet, mountain country north of India, under Rod control. runway, tho Mavjr British F i r e Ne w PI a n s O f Activity Note T o M o s c o w For J a y c e e s Are On G e r m a n PWs T o l d By Stemper Russians A rc Asked Local Club Will Hold To Permit Probe S t a t e Installation Ceremony Saturday Of R e p a t r i a t i o n , Salaries W ages Of U. S. Workers Reach New Height States Cash Balance Declines By $2,000,000 Mrs. Isabel Rowe Died In Orlando 6 5 -su “.ejss.,a r •“* S. .„„„ ffS k d n.oKfnA. Sullivan Says Legalizing Is Crime Solvent Dade County Sheriff Tells Senate Group Crime Commission Is Seeking Publicity F r id a y j i i .v i i. To.™ Associated Press Leased Wire Invaders In American Two Florida M en Mixed Reaction Throughout World Uniforms Strike At V o lu n te e r For Greets U. S. R e v e r s e s In Korea Behind-The-F ro n t Gun Emplacements Du t y In K o r e a LONDON. July 14 (fl’l I ’roin Scandinavia to llir Mediterran­ ADVANCED A ME R K A N Join Small Band Of Fighter Pilots DoiiiK Hazardous Duty American Pe opl e N<»w Peace Talks Buy More Autos In On Rail Strike To 1949 Than Houses S t a r t In Capital ean. nnn*Communi»t *vr«tern l.uioprau* re.irtrd with llir tame phrasr H EA D Q U A R T ER S. Korea, .Salmtoday In American iTl bark* in Korea. Il was "Give tbrm time,” day. July 15 (A') Intense fight­ Ont*ide those c'.irlrs nhrdienl 1•- Moscow, the frcling among bolh ing flared on the Atnriican Kum prr»» and public w ait that, despite lir.ivy odds, llir American GI"* would River front late last night after pull out of the b n le. a small Communis! force cinssed Fliere were, trowever. tome doubt* and some criticism*. the river despite LJ. S. artillery and In Norway Wul Fiulnmt, la tln * plane attacks. neighbor* of ’ lussin, the leirn II .Momenta. in the street siondeied out loud A headquarters pokesrnan said "The furl alone that \n ie rira whether the needed reinforce lias to half mobilize to oppose a Communist guerrillas bo an Atneii liient* of men and material would t ini-l,ni tiat ian Mato, a country ! lie ton little and too lute. Rome. that i-t tin* last (least powerful I can artillery unit in lorre while Finn* found the state of It. S of the Soviet sntolite*. will mean Red artillery hammered American picpnrediics* in the Pacific u for America n loss of prestige lines chilling eye-opener. They were which n lute nnd painfully se­ Ih r Cnmniiinisl guerrillas wore impressed w ith the apparent mi­ cured victory will not tie nhln grrrn Iwdl fatigur iinifoirns surli litary nhility of the North Ko­ to regain," il wrote. a* l!ie Americans vsrat, the r.|iokes rean*. I tie pnst five yearn, E veryw here, in nmveranlmii II During Memento went mi, while I’re- man »ald nnd In tlic pres*, the fuel nm.', •■iderit T rum an nnd In* various resumahb the uniforms svrir lindersroved wn-. the enoruifty of *t;gr were “deaf-1 taken from Amrncan deaif oi of the odds ugninst which Me secretaries citing the world with speeches! r., mi GI prisoners, the spokesman Americnna were fighting. statem ent overfluwing with) Almost tile only sharp non- and boastfulness," Russia was huibl-1 trp o itro Coinimmist erltieism of Ameri- mg tanks. I hey dont opcralr arcrmlmg en’a Korean effort eume fr mi "And today," it added, "even I (n ,,,,, ...I of uniformed wnrlmr," Rome'* moderate, pro-government <I ’iimlltiiiril lln Pane I'.uhO ° a,' V he added Group Will Seek To Situation Embarras­ R e d u c e Accidents sing But Is Not Necessarily F a t a ! In Serpinolc County Marion llarirgpn. tirngtaui dir­ er lor at Mation'W TKR. win rferled rliaitman nf llir ncssly burn­ ed Seminole f'nirntv Safety Conn­ ell at a Hireling held lait night m lhr City Hall nf hotiBeo fell Iwmia* atuit in Washington next week I ing by niilliiiuig lliree uia|iir pro m ark nf ea rlier post-war IretwOrn iwin 8tourchns<vt the nation's railionds and jrrl* fnr llir cnimcil In .nl ii| hiii : j.ni|r „ n |„ „ s trainmen, conduct* oft*,, API. vfinlmiintiini, nnd API. hWII(.hn„.n Th|, nc{totjrtli(l|M W1.„. |lnvp ) L - p i in Chlrngo tmlav toil H.e talrgraphril ............ P«.tie rnnir* hr it All hilt Mi»* swiiehmen will Sturt negotiating Monday- The awilcliniena union The main Issue ia the demand of the unions for a 10-hour w rrk in yanl service at the Name weekly wage now iinid far IK hours. No reason fnr the change of lo­ cation was given. lint the hoard's headquarter* Is ill Washington, and a|ipnrenHv il Is felt Hint Ihe full three member hoard should lie avnilnhle to take fiart, and at the M 's s n s m l a s I'a a * K lilll CITRUS INCOME ORLANDO. July 14 </l*l Fed­ eral Judge Willian Rather ruled here today Hint In citrus real ••state transactions, iinriponcd nnd unharvested fruits rnuld not Is’ taxed n* ordinary inrome. T h r ruling means that in the future thc seller of n grove with unrfpened fruit on the trees will only huvn to pnv a capital gains tax when a profit is realized while •he buyer will have to report the ale price of the fru it as income ■object to ordinary income taxes. I riifnrrrnrrnt 2,. rngiurriing '•din slinii. l. fir '.Im ird snfntrrnirnl n| tltr si ilc. iomity and m I v tr.iffu Isw* a* nnr rd the g rra tcl me.in* nl |iinliinting tafrly. Ml. Mnut'lilnli Mild tlic m linrll •honlil mvc*ligalc li.i/aiilnui highway trap* and tc ■nintncniJ tiirir innnv.tl In tlic pro­ per autbnrilir*. I |r aim rncntiniird grcaicr education of driven a* one of tlic mean* of rutting down a .i.n.BfH nm I'aa* UlaMI UonffreHHmnn Expects Uiimp Folk To Uuopon WASHINGTON. July 14 </}’) Hen. laircmlc fD-lurl (ircdlcti'd tmfny Hint Grinin I’nlk Wnr Id War II ram p in Lniiisiuiui iiaed fnr training Hrinnrcrl fnrrcs- will lm rciqicncd within a week nr t" ilays. "That's strictly my own uniii Inn." he told a reporter. 'Thu Army tells me th a t at tin- luuin••nt there is nothing definite." “ If thc National Guard Is call­ ed out, the units must gn where­ ver tho facilities are available," he told a reporter. Gunip Polk, he said, has been on a standby basis and can he readied for use quickly. La lead u said that Ray 11. Fleming,, for­ mer l*oiii*lana adjutant general now with the Army here, had tnld him th a t Gamp Folk could lie p r e ­ pared fnr use within 21 hniir* if LONDON. July 14 —(A’J Hriluh and American »eienti«*» told necessary. thr fourth World Power Conferente today they will need perhana 20 BARBER .SHOP year* to create atomic power plant* living practical service to indu*A barber ahop owned by Joseph trie* and communitiev Wright and located on West F irst Sir John Cockcroft director of Britnh atomic energy rrnarch S treet has just bean rrdcrnrntrd eitabliihments, in • paper prr*enlrd lo the 50-nation tdence confer­ and equipped with nir-rnndltlnnence, aaid that in Britain the fir»t experimental reactors deugnad for Ing. Mr. W right said the work was wer production probably will started early in Ju n e and wa* In operation fn the next three to expect that nuclear completed this week. to five year*. Another five years, he aaid, will probably be •nares- Irawer plants can complete on a PEG HEARING •ary to solve chemical, engineer­ cogt basis with power plants us­ WASHINGTON, July 14 _</P> ing and metallurgical problem* ing anal or other fuel! or, In — A commerce Commission o f­ Involved. many parts of the world, with "We are unlikely, therefore, lo water power, tor a laeat aaveral ficial today announced a hear­ ing on reorganlution plans fnr embark on any large scale developmaot o f nuclear power lav- dogadea," Davidson aaid In a pa­ the Florida E ast Coast (FEC ) < *4 railway will ba recessed until fora at least the follow ing de- per. ho magnitude o f one o f the Aug. t . cade," Cockcroft aaid. R. T. Boyden, assistant direc­ Ward V. Davtdeon, research dental dlfflcuMee o f oelag tor of the ICG's financial divi­ Inclined to think that more time atom to pow er w»» _ explained by eon Company o f N ew York. w»» GtalmreatT who raid U a t e v a n sion, ssld the tlmc-out w ill bo engineer o f the Consolidated Edi- the A*u»vtt Ocean would not bo taken to permit the Atlantic will be needed to develop econo­ ‘ for the (Hapoaal of Coast Line (ACL) railroad to complete modification of its re­ mically practical power plants. waste If organ lu tion proposal. ^ t e Iw U ttle Scientists Say 20 Years N e e d e d To Use Atomic Power In Industry K J I lie infilttalmn behind American line* lia* hero Imilditig rip fnr llir past several days, and (hr attack on American artillery posit on* disclosed lhr giiemll.i rnu*icrttig ol strength, the spokesman ‘-aid. Ih r Conimunisl Kum River rroasing wa* re;Hirted madr west •if Knugiu by a force of htilr rnorc than Rh) men. Harmon Is Named Army Declares No Chairman Of New D u n k e r q u e l s l n S a f e t y C o u n c i l S i g h t In Ko r e a Ollier officers ele* led iscic [ O Galloway, vice-rhairtnati. Mi-s Mil died Wdliatns, secretary ami I J. Moiigblon, Jr., Treasure! All nllueis were elected by imaniittuus WASHINGTON, J u ly 14 —<A7 WASHINGTON. July 14—f A t - vntr _ Although 1*119 «ct a roc. ul The Nntimiat Meilintiim Itourd said in new-home iMinatniciinn n t« H \ loci it V Hint new tie see Inlks svill Mr. Mougldou opened the mecl- AUTO ACCIDENT Al'OPKA, July 14 (Ah Hues V. Bryan, 20. and Julian T. Tim inns, 22, both from Apo|ikn. war' killed early this morning when I heir ear went over an rmliank ment almut a mile aunlli nf Mt Dora on U.S. 441, Highway Fttwn L.ll. Chumnilie reported tinmorning. Tho car, driven by Hi van, wusaid to l<« traveling a t a high tel> nf Npeerl, and traveled almost Ih'i yards af te r leaving the road. N o. 2 35 Korean Reds Infiltrate As Artillery Pounds Kum Line And U.S. Planes Hit Back MIAMI, July T ‘. „7T Dade county'* .Slicnll Jimmv Snllivan. dcrnilicd liv r a t l i n wilnrstCS ** doing vciv lit lie- about enforcing gambling law*, told a Senate crime probe committee today dial thc solution to (lie ptohlrm u n i in legalize gamblin' Still'van, rumng but nbvioudy iirivou*. *aid the $2(K).fKN).0O ‘•e.trb pasted lliiough li gal pari­ mutuel machine* in ihe air.i ea<;li SOMI W lll.m IN SOUTH KOyear "*rem* In *utcliatge die area llf \. lull 14 (/I’| llir four with the *pmi of gambling arid i . , I , , . , I )t >. tin’ll engine* -nailing Itiroalinake* it extremely dill null fm u* IS', lumblnl across die glass lo llir to enforce the lass." titnssas llieie wa» a toar as thiotTbe Sbetiff trslilii’il tie is mak­ iti« s<en| loissatd Tlic Miutallgs ing an all-out el lull to -lamp out ssrrr aiibortie The Atnriican vol* gambling in Dade romiis anil iciilileeis ssrie 111 (t'e alt. portrd bis «*f11, r bandied 27*1 llir volunlrers tliry don't call garnliling cases m I*1-1(4 and 574 fit tliemsrtsi s i|tr Anirrican vuliinteer 104't Sullivan’* attorney, fiumer cir­ group oi "Hying Tigers" or anycuit Judge Itietiard II Hunt, of foynt idiieetion to s e-.|erdiiy’* ‘liing lotnanlir have hern carrytc*tmii.iiy nlnting mom s Imd linen ng the ssai to the North Korean* pniil to ,Mt*. Stlllivan. limit called it "a hearsay siin'to" and aid the time lull 2. coni mil tee had no r'gid te pi . min ih r group is composed nf a private* live*. handful of pilots and enlisted men D Senator I'.sle i\ef«uver( Term I, <hail man of tin imittac, ] u ho taerd their hands only a few remindeil Sheriff Sullisan that brief days ago when a call went testimony ehinsed tin svn- "fishing" when effort i wen made It get out lm volunteers for "hararniis him In testife befnie « Darle <luty," emmtv grand jury la-hind rinsed lh r volunteer* arrived at tin* doors last year. Kelnuvrt iltfil the ocond-raled field July 2 and wenl Senate yevolul ion dileeling t h e runnnittrs- to look into 'itg»ni»ed light to work*, living U. S- ari l Kocrlmo operating In interstate com- nan Miistangv on escort, strafing mere**. .. , and ro< ket mission*. Sullivnn w» d iho n**t wum»**| Capl Clisilc* K. Hook, 26, on the second day of the conilkit-j c, u , tee’s public hearing, the S a t* operation* officer from h i. Peter* held outside of tvaantneton. jburg. f l a . said th* group war Sullivan rend voluminously from . f„tnH.,| wlirn "everyone in the records of at rest and raid* to i 2 p ‘ v * )M show how luiay hia. oflreo h heert. ltd said thia was t he lir-it nigeiher one nigui and fhr old time the people hud an oppmtu"i- man a*krd for voliinlrrn for M nnllanrrf On r a a * r a a r ) (i:aaltaa *4 •>" r»*» KtaUH year*, thn Federal Reserve Houul reported today. Only 1,600,000 houses we • Imught last y r a r compared wito morr than J.ftOOttOn In w ell M h 0 J f rBV.L°,U.H r ■ O T J^d amnnlinif* mirx'i'/ ° blf i nt a . . ft",nplinB W,rvry "Thn ag g re g ate of price* for bouse, actually b o u g h t ^ . * b * than that of automobiln porrh a sra —by a margin of f i b 200,000,000 to $15,tOO,000,000. Tim decline in houae purclm-ecame despite some lowering of prices as a result of rediln d building rosts and a g r e a te r turnnut nf “economy" model*. T he *veruge price dnippcd to $7.01" last y ea r from $0,000 fn 1948. The Reserve Board aaid the i r « g s i « i o s P m Hiafctt TH E W EATHER Warm and partly clo u d y through Saturday, a few afternoon thundershower* at srs tlr r c d plarra and possibly along smitheeat m a rt tonight. Lighl to modcrate »iniN, mo-*It* tmulhcrl*. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Trygve Lie Calls On f All Members Of U.N. For Ground Troops 3 ^ WASHINGTON^ July 14 H/P) An ArmyApokesnidn *4id today that American troops in K n r r a "arc not firing dxuglilrrrd" and "llirrr it MO l)iinqiirrqtlr ill MRlit" there in llir moi Ming loirim i; *r*iinn at lli* Pentagon thr Aimy offirri told irp o iln * " I lirre ini'l .my doubt in tlic unti l lli.it wr arc giung to Imld. ".Sine wr atr Rut it take* tuilr lo build up an oH'tnivr. We have got tlic menu* lo handle llir *ilualion. "Itlll II M IM e d'* cmhaira**log ami #$W till V IoiirIi tilt ilie people wl n ii»r op |tirir on the glloiiitnnr M Ir r h e to |)uukri<|ur, fly hi* •lie o llu e tnr •in llieie i» no *igll llie Aoeiu.io* 01 In mg lorced to waul a Iiii*ty w lluli.iw.il mk Ii a* fared allirrl lionp* irscirerl from the hear In'* lirlnrr tile swill Gt'liiian advanrr to die *ea in I'.mopr. in World W jii II The Army nlfieer eited figures for a 21-limn period in Knrra rhotving one kill'll, 20 wniindeil i,ml m tie nitshing. Tliere wen11 non-ltatlle ensuallca - men wtin In came sii k oi wern injureii in an lili-nl*. Animumemenl also was uinili of tile lira* nf one of the 60plaiie, 11-20 mlaainn which cullitllrtifl a heavy all strike ycstcrilay. All air officer said the piano was lo.l lo "mill enemy" trouble forced down on Hm way tn Hu* tn rgel Thi waa the Hind 11-29 ru­ ff ..nllMitril ria I'aar r , n r | CORNER CltAHII Two iH-togeiiariaris driving a Itt'J.'l Funl tniek and a 1025 Foni Coupe were invulved in an acci­ dent yesterdav after noon at thc corner of Ninth .Street and Oak Avenue. Kuiifotd puliie say tlic truck driven hy Will Hush, Negro, ran through a atop sign nnd sinawhcik into the coupe owned by Dr. Henry Mel.aulln, Hr. Neither driver was injured. Dari age* ainount to $100. CIGARETTE TAX EH TALLAHASSEE. July 14 f/17 — Florida cltie.-i arc required lo reiliice their I960 propelty taxes only hy 60 percent nf the amount of rigurclto taxi's they recciveo through June 30, the Florida .Su­ preme Court said today. ANOTHER BEILS Ell K HAGERSTOWN, Md.. Ju ly 14— f/I*)—A former vaudeville strong man who rollectcd firearm* went licrxerk tmlav and killed M ary­ land Elate Trooper larurcn M. Ridge. Steve Orix, la-tween 60 and 00 year* old and a garden farm er on the edge of town since he retired from the aUgo, wa* shot In the face by another trooper afte r barricading h'*» ealf in hi* concrete-hloek houm.. He la In critical condition in a hospital, ■ifriuV ^___ H M M k The giierrill nattuik in the tear, plus intensive night fighting with an artillery hnrngc showed tho funimmiist* liini Inuucheil their I C w llM f il I t s I 'a a r i:i* tll — «- <*e p Border Incidents Arc Reported tn Southern Burope IIEI.GR A DE, July II (,r) — Yugoslavia nceoied Hulgarin to day of sending nrtnr natrol* ncroaa the frontier v r-trid a v in four separate irnddeni m whii ii slmls wen- exchanged and one Hulgnrlnn soldier killed The Yugoaliiv foreign mmi*lrv lianded the llulgarian legation here a formal note, charging that llir four incident* were uurlied •iff liv HiilgHtiao eff’iit t<i cap tore Yugoslav guard mi Yogo slav territory. Yugoslavia dem and'd ‘m a t energetically" Hint the Kulcnrmo government ''halt the .- peirtiee- " The charge intcfi»ifie<j ihe Halkali cold war of oetvi lietweeo I'remlet Marshal Tito'- govern­ ment and the Russian detains*i d Cmninfnrm w-liieh misted Til" in 1048. A broadcast reeoide<l t>v lliHelgrade radio said the toeident* began rnrly Inst evening when s llidgnrinn soldier crossed lhr hot dor into Yugoslav te rritory An hour later a group of 16 Hulgnrlnn soldiers, with rifle.i a* the ready, a tip root’bed the iron tier. Yugoslav guard- ordered them to hull. One Hulgarian r io sed the line, was ordered to drop hi* ill ills, lie did *•• Tle'ii, accord ing to the Helgrade radio, after moving nhmit III yard* in tide Yugoslav te rritory he -mixed a hidden hand grenade nod threw il at a Yugn. lay guard The Yugoslav pallet idiot arid killed hint "ill self-defence," lli" report said. The explosion caused an exchange of fire between the guards on each side of the border. I,ater, Helgrade radio repotted, a group of 61) Bulgarian soldiers* approached Yugoslav territory b a t ’ returned to their own mil tsfci. Still lalcr, according In B el­ grade radio, n Hulgarian guard opened fire on n Yugoslav guard, discharging morn than ton round. f(b>atiB*ra a * i'aa* n i h i l j v S an fo rd W c n th u r High yesterday 03 l o w yesterday morning 70 Total rain Ju ly 3.65 Inly normal r ainfall 7,63 in rhea. TH E WEATHER JACKSONVILLE, July It Atlanta Roston Buffalo Denver Dch Moltie* Kansas City New Orleans Philadelphia Washington F o rt Myere Jacksonville Orlando �* «• FRIDAY JULY 14, 1950 THE 38TH PARALLEL AismiD3> —A t ■7/ n... WF n> Epv (HIS UH1QUI HAO Of Republican Korea die* *ide by side with our Star* and Stripe* tn the war tone. Symbol*, d t v i u d 6,000 year* ago In nature worship, a re the half red and half blue circle for po*ltivt and negative force* of'life, and black broken line* repreientlng Hca.cn (top left), Water (top right), Tire (left bottom), pnd E«rth (right bettom). (C. P.) ,n 'l r 1,1. . ITAOINO A MAJOR counter-offensive, thousand* U truckload* of South K orean troop* were reportedly pouring northward to the Han Hiver (1 ), Just south a t Seoul, Korean capital. Figuring importantly In this tu r n of the tide were the U-29 raids, which routed the Communjat North Korean* frbrrt Kltiipo Airfield outside .Seoul end brought about IU re­ capture by South Korean troop*. Earlier, Red fdree* bad erdaaed the Han. obtained a toe-hold on the couth bank and were aet for a clean Vivacious and rharmlng Mary Dwlgbl, IB, of Weeklwaehee Spring, was recently chosen Mis* Florida Newsreel because of her outstanding performance In underwater movies. She also bolds the title of Miss Aralea, being rbosen queen of the Aisles Festival a t Palalka. New she Is being sponsored Jointly by the Brookavllle Junior Chamber of Commerce and tVeeklwacbee Spring to compete for the Title of MJLte Florida of 1939. »W )*i j f ■gi lions ComiirMtee,' Sen. Kenneth i *liNTV *n lr *tr /* " ffififtaJBqi stand tab# lion. <!» V ' . *1 1■£ T j S i ' *' FMFARINO 10 M in AOVANC1N6 rfOIttl K< American soldier* load ° nc of the net# nonyadcra are making their first m*»*ed drive. N TANKS, somewhere south of Suwon, two newly-arrived I 76 him. cannons. It It In this area that the Communist In(Official U. S. A rm y-N avy ftadiopliolo from international) W fiJmiM' p. L v*e te bottom iMe: QM. *epprooonlatlvo ■*______a .___a * _____ _of * VM. ga • | <« *** >» • F n e n.-ir ... J I - A | T V '. *a Commission board a t>i will survey the w ar situs uUivan, p. 8. Soundphoto) ONMTtON Task Force Furnace, In California, the man (a md controls the drone radio-controlled plane that la be * t n m B-gRtapult The Cgpft Is able to airing about a mile * Wire the < desert complete, the opera nun, Mj* M f t “area. T*- After It completes bptoa and plane drops safsly to the ground, (fnternotlofial? i sinceV orth Korean* Inva/ed tEp South U ^ W W J W J f / ' kaMgouLJt ia a t I M p o l n t * l c t u W h b o v » ® r e r o * a l n b air ad by tha South Koreans after UJh. bomber* bit Ute* *»Me. (fnli , . ‘ •i.'i'uri . ( il l m&iMki fi **•**•-»' v . - - * - r i ' - i V v i 1 v ;-" ' i f rc*-* rT r j | r j . r T j . T u - ; * r . ■MB At* -f 11 - l l - s i 't » m ..J . •v . v , ^ >; IhM'W*l, - u - . r . J * liA l* # iH I W V ■ t o te * v i , Or r , w u - <> t%A» 'v B . tM . v .k - iviVfl «• * s *■••'•*-a • 7 1 ; • r . • a •. , V• i,1, �f 1 FRIDAY JULY 14. 1950 T H E SA N FO R D HERALD, SANFO RD. FLORIDA American Forces Have Met Small Kasserine Gap In S o u t h K o r e a By HAL HOYLE 1 0 :1 0 A t THE CHURHCE5 Sanford Ministerial Association Rev. >1. L. 7.imnternian, President Joe C. Crews. Sec. - Trens. leason— self-de- crican live*. tv did this in JaMorning Worship 11:00 A.M . pan, and it will do the same fanae. Broadcast over Radio Station The call by the Security Coun­ thing in Korea. At this moment soldier* are WTIllt. Sermon by pastor, " Look­ cil of the United Nations to “fender every assistance" to the outnumbered uud outgunned on ing Unto J e s m , W hen?” MTU 7:00 P.M. Unions for nil South Koreans also give* full the ground In Korea, fighting a I ff a) justification for using th* foe equipped with heavier tanks age groups. Evening worship 8:00 P.M. and more artillery. a/om bomb. Already an A m e r i c a n h e s : t - Sermon by paFtor. Baptismal S er­ And the most pertinent rea­ son of all la— It will save \m - quarters has been forced to i t vice at the First Baptist Church tr e a t and a forward American following the evening service. Infantry position has been Midweek prayer service Wed­ ported cut off, We stand ex­ nesday 8:till P.M. actly ns we did in the early days "Come Hum With Us And We N O T IC ta A tA . l e v e n n ’c l n c k o n T h u r x t a v of North Africa. Within a week Will I)o Thee Good." m o r n l n a , A u g u . i in. I •&<> t h e iin u r.i we have hud u small Kasser'.nu o r P u b l i c I n p t r u c t l n n w i l l r* c* lv e G ap—and pel lisps a miniature ■ ealed b i d s o n e e h n o l b u s l i r e * , f u r ASSEMBLY O F GOD I n f o r m a t i o n c a l l a ( Hie s u i i a r l n t r n i l . Untuan, too. I.. A. Allen, Pastor Before the real weight of Uni­ e t l t 's o f f i c e a t (lie C ourt l la u a e . Sanford. F l o r i d a . T h a bo* til r e . ted States arms can be thrown Sunday School 9:45 A.M. r v M t h e r l t h t t o r# )# rt a n y o r all into bailie, there m ay be the Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Youth Services (1:46 P.M. of more re tr e a t,, KM I N G L E C O U N T Y h o a r d o p | humiliation 11 l l t l . 1C I N S T R U C T I O N more cutoff troops. For only Evening Services 7:46 P.M. T . t v . I . * n loll, Nupl a n d See a small heroic force as y et is Midweek services Wednesday U N . Jo rd a n . C h a irm an lit the field to uphold the pres­ 8:00 P.M. "Uihl,* Que-tiun Hour" heard tige of u g rea t nation. N O T H ’F O f S P I ' l . H A I H I V f o i l t a x n r.K ir With the a n n a they have it dally ut 1:15 P.M. over Station ( h r . IH .II of l a i n may be only jiusalble for them WTIllt Monday thru Friday. Tills N O T IC K IS I I K t t K t l T OIVKN. T h a t A. U e a t r l c e D a v i s ( h e h o l d e r to fight delaying actions until is a program designed lo serve of th e follo w in g c e rtific a te lias vast help comes. Today they a m you. If you have a questiun of u f i l e d s a i d r e r l t f i c a t e f o r a In* d e e d lonely men, and home must seem portion of Scripture you would to be Issued thereon. T h e c e rtific a te like help with write L.A. Alien. n u m b e r a n d y e a r o f I s s u a n c e , t h e far away. A new arm ada of B-29s ha* 1118 Laurel Avenue. We will do d e s c rip tio n o f th e p r o p e rty i n d th e a m . In w h i c h It w a s n a a t s i e d a r e been flown to the Pacific. Do our best to help you. (I follows: they hold atom bomba in their C ertific ate No It* T e a r o f I s s u a n c e J u l y I, A.D. ISIS bellies T D escription of P ro p e rty : Rome observers still hope th a t T H E CHURCH OF GOD L o t a 6 X IS B l o c k I t 1 - ak ev lew if tilt* North Koreans were w arn ­ 2308 Elm Avenue f l a t Book £ P a g e H . Rev, Joe C. Crewe, Pastor N a m e In w h i c h a s s e s s e d tfula le ed to halt their advances or take consequcnceai they M c C u llo u g h . All o r s a i d p r o p e r l y the atomic Sunday school at 0:45 A.M. b e i n g In t h e C o u n t y o f S e n iln o l.. m ight yet pull back aero** the Clnsses for all age*. Good spiritS ta te of f i o r d s . U n less such c e r ­ filled teacher*. t i f i c a t e s h e l l h e r e d e e m e d a c c o r d ­ 38 th parallel. If such un ultimatum la given in g to law th e p r o p e rly d esrrllx Morning worship 11:00 A.M. I n s u c h c e r t i f i c a t e w i l l h e enld t » and the invaders don't begin to Message by the pastor, subject. th e h ighest bidder at th e front dom of th e Sem inole C ounty C o u r t withdraw, then the atomic a r ­ “The Last Day* Church Of God In l l n u e e a t S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , o n t h e ietta) m ight quickly change their Action". All members are urged f j r i i M o n d a y In t h e m o n t h o f Au mind*. But if we do decide to to he present at this service. i y f u s t , 11*0, w h i c h la t h e Tlh d a y t, use the atom bomb, we won't Evangelistic tervice at 8:00 P. UD a t V i i n f s ' T l h d a y o f J u l y . 195.' have to depend on one. We can M. Message by the Rev. Eugene O P. H E R N D O N . throw them around like base­ T ranthum of Chattanooga. Tenn. C lerk C ircu it Court ball*. We have a atockpie now. A fter the message the Lord'* sup­ S e m in o le County. F l t r l d And each can cinder a battlo per and feet washing will lie ob­ (SEA L) area of one square mile—and served. All Christian* arc invited probably much more. to enjoy thin great feast of the The atom bomb ha* been r e ­ garded as a strategic weapon, Lord. The revival services in atIII At Osteen Bridge with cities as its natural target. growing each evening. The public Ijut it is alio a tremendous and is invited to attend Ibis revival. Will Remain Open The Church string bund will effective tactlrul weapon. It can During The Time She be used aga in st concentrations furnish the music for nil these U On Vacation. of troupe and tanks on (he services. A warm welcome awaits you. Remember if you are looking ground. Wherever men and arm or mas* for n friendly church, come to the for attack, and they do have to Church of God. muss to cross rivers or go V -----------through valleys—the atom bomb CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY can rind and destroy them. ALLIANCE The bombs were delivered by lane in the last world war. The P ark Avenue and Fourteenth Street Rev. Glenn K. Smith, Pastor I. S. Army has disclosed it now 10:00 A.M. Bilile School. Mr. has atomic artillery, ife su m a b ly this m eant the bomb can be A. Witboldt. Superintendent. 11(00 A.M. Morning .Worship, fired with the acuracy of a n of dinary shell. Why not fire a PaWor*4 subject, "W ith T e a r and Trembling". few? 7:45 P.M. Evening Service. An Even one atom bomb, exploded in Korea, .would serve a s % informal service of song and mes­ mighty warning againat possible sage for all ages. The pastor will fu rth e r violence of the peace ■peak on the subject: "The Service in E ast Germany. Iran, Burma, of the Law". All a r e welcome to these ser­ o r half a doxen other trouble vices. spots. The tim e to flex a amall mus­ cle la past. MORNING DEVOTIONS Rev. L.R. Ruahton, pastor of t h e Church o f thp Nararcne, will In­ in charge of the morning devo­ ‘D i s t r i b u t o r tCaatlaaeA Fraro r a s a Oae) next used substantial amounts of nu tions program throughout week. clear power. For The program it a presentation "The radioactive content o f the ocean could be raised sign! of Station WTRR, in cooperation lically," Cockcroft said. "Experi­ with the Sanford Ministerial Asso­ ment shows in fact that dis­ ciation. It will be heard daily at persion o f effluent in the sea ia 8:80 A.M., with a presentation of slow. Dlspoaal by dilution 1* not the Sunday School lesson Satur­ therefore a possible solution, day at 7:16 P.M. and we a n left with the alter­ native of concentration and sto ­ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH rage." Park Avenue at Sixth Street * Davidson expensed the opinion W. P. lirooke Jr., Pastor that concentration of dangeroua • Asphalt Skins lea John L. Miller, Ed. Director waste In ramota regions would • Asbaataa BhlagUa Sunday School 9:46 A.M. be feasible because quantities Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. involved a n not large and Ite • Rail Reaflaga Training Union 0:46 P.M. insulation should be possible. Evening Worship 8:00 P.M. But despite tha vast difficulties • Rack Waal Bklta Wednesday service 8:00 JVM. presented engineers a n rising • Aakeataa F lukeert Dr. J. Harrison Griffin speak* to the challenge of atomic po­ wer, Cockcroft said. He pointed Sunday at both morning and « v e n • laaklatlag BoarAs out that one ton of uranium, 235 Inc hours. W•Icoma. can releaae aa much energy as • Raaf Coatlage tha burning o f throe million tons of coal ana that the p n m lse of • Caatklag Patllee LAKE MARY COMMUNITY economics suggested a n a tre­ CHURCH • Ballt-ep R*of« mendous spur to research workC.C. White, Minister • Garragstvg TraaeiU Church School 10:00 A.M. Class­ The three Russian delegates. led by Prof V. A. Golubs tor, did es for nil sees. • A l k a l i TUc riaoca Worship 11:00 A.M. not appear to be. Intensted in sessions dealing with atomic poWgstm lnaUr Fellowship 8:3U . . T h ey Uitc ned to papers P.M. wcr. dealing with gas turbines *nd oldest of Legal Notice YVETTE’S STORE B A. D. ROSIER Johns—Manville Products Atomic Scientist | RADIO STATION W.T.R.R. ill L’h u rth Noli*** must be presented at the Herald office un t»» Jay before publication. NEW YORK. — (ff *) — Should America u»e the atom bomb against North Korea? If it plans to <io to, it might be better to do it now than later, a- There ia no tound military argument agaiml uting it—right now. CENTRAL H A IT I ST CHURCH And there it no tound moral or legal argument either. Corner Ninth Street and Laurel Avenue The Communist ,'nvadert have been detcnbed at bandits by Pre­ Iter. S. I.. Whatley, 1‘aMor sident Truman. Against armed bandits any employment of counteiSunday School 9:45 A.M. Class­ force is morality justified by es for all ages. that PAGE 1 H K - =22* V - 4 no * in f:S5 7:0«» 1:55 » on *. IS HOLY CROSS CHURCH van (Episcopal) *:*5 Iter, H. L ittleton Zimmerman, 9:00 9:15 B.D., Rector 9:Jn Summer Schedule Jj 8:3U A.M. Holy Eucharist and 10 on sermon. ! S : I$ 10.10 9:30 A.SI. Church School. m 11,00 n .lj I I KMT PRESBYTERIAN } J ; 4S CHURCH ■I £• Rev. Angus G. Mclnni*, B. IL J ! ’?? ! ! : 1J Minister 1* t o 9:45 A.M. Church School, 1:00 JU S i c o n A.M. Morning Worship. 1il0 Sermon by Mr. Mclnnis. 1:41 7:00 P.M. Pioneer Fellowship, 1:00 * no Youth Fellowship. J ’}® 8:00 P.M. Evening Worship, 4:®* sermon by Mr. Mclnni*. 4:10 Special music for Sunday morn­ 5:00 ing: solo. “All Tile Day Mv Sav­ 5:45 « 00 iour Lead* Me", by Mrs. C.E. * 05 * 15 Ginn. *:Jfi Special music for Sunday even­ * : l o ing: Anthem by the Buys' Chorus. J 1}® TiOO * : l® SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST :■'•<> *:4 i Kim Avenue and Seventh Street Flden A.E. Peso, Superintending 1:00 Pastor J® ®n S abbath School, S atu rd ay 9:9 0 A.M. Church Missionary Meeting 10:40 A.M. Church Service 11:00 A.M. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday 8:00 P.M. Young People's League, Friday 8:00 P.M._ FIRST METHODIST CHURCH J. E. McKinley, Minister Mrs. P.R. Stephenson, D.H.E. 9:46 A.M. Church School. A class lor every age. 1 1 : pu A.M. Morning Worship Sermon Topic; "The Name of J*7:00 P.M. Youth Fellowship Service. 8:00 P.M. Evening Worship Sermon Topic: "Life For A Sales man". FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST aOO East Second Street Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Mottling Service 11:00 A.M. Wednesday Service 8:00 P.M, Reading Room Tuesdays and Friday* 3:00 to 6:00 P.M. “Life" is the subject of tha l.cMson-Seimon which will be raid in Churches of Christ, Scientist, throughout the world on Sunday. Ji-U- 10, The Golden Text Is: "The Lotd is my light and my salvation; whom bhail 1 fear? the Lord ti the strength of my life; o f whot* shall 1 be afraidTr' (Ps. 27:1); .' Among the datlons wbRh Wt»priM tbs Lesiott-Setd following- Dom IM d flash and my heart fall God is the stlength of my heart* and my pardon for aver"< (Ps. 73t 26). The Lesson-Sermon a n o in­ cludes the ftdlowing passage from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with. Key to the Scriptures," by Mary- Baker Eddy: "As a material, theoretical life-hitd* is found to be a misap­ prehension of existance, tlsa spirit­ ual and divine Principle of man dawns upon human thought, and leads it to ‘where the young child wo*,’—even to the birth of a new»ld idea, to the spiritual sans? of being and of what Life Include* Thus the whole earth will he transformed by Truth on Its pin­ ions of light, chasing away the darkness of error" (191:8). Sanford Company JEHOVAH’S W ITNESSES Malach Bulldlag—Room « S Watchtower Sunday 4:00 P.M. Dr. H. K. Ring CMrayr actor Ban. At. Nat. Bk. Ph. 1768 or ITU NCM AND XRAY Dr. Henry McLaulin Optometrist 118 Magnolia Ava. 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W ith h ia r H n tr u lla n lichee* M e lo d y T im * Tun»* F o r S niidav Sunday M orning K o tl v a l MiiMce) Y a r D t l r * O o tp e l Singer* Flr*t f r e a b y lc tt a n Church S trin g O rrh**ttn T h r o u g h l . D I r n l n g f i le - * O r g a n T in :* New* O v e r T h * R a in b o w S u n d a y M a t in * * Hllr nu* A m i g o * S a m m y K a v * Orel: L u th e ran H our 5 C e n t u r t * * .if F r e n c h Mu*l, (lu est E d ito r Ave M arta H our l l r e a t W ork* T h e B rig h t Spot N ew * T w ilig h t Sung* Safety Show T o m m y D o r t e , Orch Vole* O f A r m y I t e r * ' * T o V et* ( t r e a t W a i t t** P r o u d l y 5Ve 11*11 M a t h o d l s t C h u r c h S erv ice niitm S tir S p l r t u s l M obil I r a t to ii I t'* D x n c e l l m * A d v e n t u r e * o f D*b * Hull: l.e* B r o w n O r c h At H o m e W i t h Mu*lc NeW* A- L a t e S co re* s i g n Off The area of Continental United State* in square mile* is 3,738,393. The American fertiliser indue try has broken all plant food pro­ duction records for 11 consccdtlve years. H O W A RD ZIN K S U R E — F IT 1950 SEAT COVERS LUM1TE P L A S T IC FOR A LL CARS e o i OK FIBRE COVERS $9.95 NOTICE At ten o'clock on Tuesday morning, July 25, 1050, the Board of Public Instructtion will re­ ceive sealed bids on alteration* for the im­ provement of electric lighting in the SouthMile Primary School, Sanford, Florida. The Bid must in- accompanied by a cashier's or Certified check in the sum of five per cent of the hid Tin* Board reserves th*- right to reject any or all bids. For plans ami specifica­ tions, call mi Architect Klton J. Mougltton, at the Sanford Atlantic National Bank build­ ing. Hoard of Public County, Florida Instruction for Seminole L. K. Jordan, Chairman T. W. Lawton, Superintendent NOT I CE At Ivn o'clock mi Thursday morning, August Id, 1050 the Seminole ('minty Ronrtl of Public Instruction will received sen led bids on u heating system for Lyman, School, Longwood-Altimionre, Seminole County, Flor­ ida. Plans and specifications can be obtained from A r­ chitect F.lton J. Mnughton at the Sanford Atlantic Na­ tional Bank Building oil deposit of Ten Dollars. The Bid must be accompanied by a cashier's or certified check in the sum of five per cent of the bid. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. IN S T A L L E D A T A BO V E PR IC E S CUSTOM T A IL O R E D C O V E R S A LSO A V A IL A B L E SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION FOR SEAIINULK COUNTY. FLORIDA L. E. Jordan, Chairman T. W. Lawton, Superintendent Jark K. Morrison, Manager first of'h'Fi»L Car1 hL Value Telescopes This one your Timetable O f courae you recognize it. Who doesn’t know that iiioae four Ventiporia, that graceful ■weep of fendcr*chrome, mark RoADMAITBR —beat uf ell the Buleki. unqueiiioned "big buy" of the loe-car field P But bavt you tried it P H . v . you matched thli aweetateppiog bonny againat the tall hill*, nod the call of ihe airtight* awayP Ever tooled It acroaa (own —and Owen how Dynaflow'a quick aurge and amootb take-off alip you through traffic with minimum of foot-motion and maximum ul timesaving? liver known the good feul ol * light and eaay wheel, swinging almoat at ■ finger'* touch —the aoul-aatiifying lift in ■ big 152-hp Fireball engine }uat walling for the rateaie your toe-prcaiure give* it? E v e r aampled that famoua Buick ride —steady, level, unperturbed, soft with the apedal gentleness of coil springs on all /our wheels, ■wcctly restful in both front and rear seals? T h e re 's no re a so n , really , lo wait longer for such satisfying experience. T h e r e ’s ■ B uiek d c o le r n e a r you. H e delights in showing otf R o a d m a s t e r . H e'll arrange — unless all bis demonstration cars have been snatched away from him by eager buyem —to put you behind u Uuadm asi hit wheel. Why not see him now—to tind out whul’h finest in today's fine cars, und how little it lakes to buy one? O m iy e v I C M M— « n tf w ith i t g o w i M O *l»-c Q M * n ,,o t l fk.boHe.,,,. ‘n.h*?d p®-« <» " v , . •*g/*t l 7^ H * 1 •" ‘nSueit B*od*i,.| . t u w . *A ,y*NnVllNO,wlihMUltl.OUAMO w*ho:ii. lapHth, 0uUh *«:>J*,,. “davbU vm isu t witn m ry. 1 t/0,..kp’ , eaJ w,DIou tltw* »bolh « x 7 ' J.0ndka,k * t*A/4/C.NAN0y *•*1, Ul, c , oil UsoOl lor ma,lar pethtny ufid garaging, «hott lufnina * *****-w * i M a r t . r a e u e tio T iJi* * io " *«*« ,,.04 8 • » ' o' * u a ? o , MODI is with Body by fither. ----------- 0> . Buick Boadmaster NICHOLSON BUICK CO. 210 MAGNOLIA AVE. SANFORD, FLA. ■ a t u a i t f i t ' A u f o a i u b i i i i A i i s u u v a u i c t w u i a u i i a i M l k 4'- PHONE 1034 • I �0 - t o p : s a n f s iiid PAGE p o u r Weather And War I'he Sanford Herald • ■■I wuniiMr R u t ,m l a* sn-nn.| c la s s m a ile r clu tte r XT, Inin , a t llie I’iis I l l l l l r r • * m » f« r ilt 1-jMtliln, n m trr (h r A rt * C w f f f w *»f M arch .1. IS7I». I 'ill I nr u o m io * t n : \ \ Ho n1nr* » l| ii viii i: rr *1 » « < jiii*T ii> .\ it a t i : n FRIDAY, JULY H , l!*S0 * +51)A r t s nlrlL K vkrhp. God still loirs hi* children even whcfl Ihry fall nway from his love nnil Ians. He rnn*i*trnl with jou r he*t, not your worst. Return thou hnrksliding Israel, sailli the Lord,— Jo. ;i:J2. The lid ha. been clamped down iht on illegal gambling in Orido. Oh. well, there wdl lie plenty lime to lift il before the tourist pointed a special S tate Chamber committee to further the move to clean up and beautify out high­ way* and the committee ha* railed for a statewide mass meeting next Fall to develop support for *uch a program. Mis. W. S. Jenning*. Jackson­ ville, chairman of the committee, hopes to enlist the enthusiastic support of women group'* in piirilruTtu and reel:* ttint if tin: women of Florida nitre make up their minds that ih ry really want a Florida roadside hoitaw leaning! they will see the program through! 8 1ale Hoad Department official* while sympathetic with Ihe brautifiralion move, point out that "Highway S afety ’' is the immed­ iate problem and Inerenseil t r a f ­ fic makes vbtunlly every major highwny in the state inadequate. The m atter of clean-up nod heautiflcntion is a Job that should and ra n he done hy local civic groups and otgantzations if •* riindruclive and Intelligent gen­ eral plan i* prepared and follow­ ed. Now that we have the rows off the highwny II i* piosihh* id 'Inaugurate a beautification amj plaining program with some hope Again and again and again, dur­ ing his recent campaign, Senator Pepper told Ilie people of Florida that he was against the ITIPC hill. Nobody believed him, con nr, to when the matter came up in the Senate the other day, it it interest­ ing to note that Senator Pepper Wa» recorded a* not voting. { : Unsavory publicity fot Florida comes from Drew Pearson** Wash­ ington Merty-Go-Kound published in hundreds of large newspapers all over the country. Nalion-widr gam­ bling rackets, say* Pearson, "have subsidized the sheriifs uf their lo­ cal counties and eveu the Governor «f Florida himself." The Chicago ■•fig under William H. Johnston r|who control* the dog races ol the ■ntire state fell back on the man it had Iflped elect tn office, Gov. Dog-racer WIIFuller Warren Ham Johnston, it developed, had contributed the amazing amount of 9IM.OOO lo Watten's primary cam- > v. The polled Stale* must take mote decisive steps lhan it has .thill far.to win the war of ideas in le East, write* Walter Lippmann rho serin* to realize the importace in, the world conflict of the leat'iniRibcr* of people in Asia rho are thus far more or lesa neu­ ral. It .will make no difference ow affectively we crush the *no­ il force* of the Korean Commun’ its If we laee the Icedtrt of sought in . Other gatioat through* lit the , For East, particularly . FRIDAY IITT-T I I. Torto flo rtpa T u rn iW O card* and those of many other candidates. Miiyhe if the state were In remove these ugly eye­ sore* and charge eneh candidate with the cost of the nperntion ue would not have so many of­ fender* in Ihe future. From lime to lime attem pts have been made to eliminate hillimard* or regulate their number nnd sire, I,lit little progress ha* t>ecri made. The billboard people me excellent lobbyists nnd when­ ever a bill Is Introduced In the legislature some tiling a I w a y s • ,-rtns io happen t" it. Hut altrae t ive hllllionrd* in limited numlier me not a* offensive a* some of the jonk pilr eyesores Colre rpcak* about, ami these call lie cleaned up only through local civic pride and cooperation. Florida eniild aland n lot of highwny beautification nnd prrhap* this latest move in th a t dirci Hon v.dl hear fruit. TI ip Florida Slate Chsm hrr of Commerce ha* i way of getting thing* done anil if tt spark-plugs this movement •i< it ha* ntfirrs nnd with ritual sucres*, the name of Florida, Land of Flowers, will bernmr a reality. ItiiHHiun TW h ^ ‘W , huy W0.ry .‘"ilurnfo nnil hail no |»\vy,., to dcD-nri Hue Korean emblem "n it* aide, tumbler! to a Mop. A Negro Gl rmwchio/ hopped nlmhly up on the M'onftnnrd i^»»m fm tr «M»I wjn„ {n-pnn chatting with the hazardous duly. hlomlc haired pilot. "Wo get n few llmt night hu t! "flow'd you make out? a rcwc didn't learn until the next day polled railed, what the job was, the liioriil timl chunky Hook went on. "We learn­ ed then it war to lie u volunteer group, a .’>1 outfit, s i i ietly tmeritan in plant:*, pilot anil ground crew*. Then we came to Kotea.” The group includes 11 pilot*, all World War II veterans, and 150 enlk.ied men. Tile command­ er is MaJ. Dean K. I less, ,,{ .Marietta, Ohio, u *lim, d a r k .h a lt­ ed pilot who was tip on an e -i io t inisson today over an airfield from which »mtie American w etr bring edurnteil, The group lict’rtu flying “ortte of the ten Mustang* given Kon a, working in a little trn irin g of Ko rean plot* mi the adr. Hook indiated the volunteer* intend to lake the Korean, along a the latter heroine proficient wit It the F61 pretmtily llie ,» .1 it.tfm an plan yet trt t hi a util The willing ami rage* Koteao In ilrnying that any heavy pilots a te finding the Mustang |ns*e* were lariirrillg, the briefunmethtng of rt ship Two of llieni mg of fleet wiidi "(If course tlir man on tlte were atrafing North Koienn lunk rerently when one of the pilot* ground tin........- feeling low—hi* tried a maneuver which might rocks are wit. lie's tired, hi* have hern earrh >1 off in n nut food il n't all it should he—but in there doing a good job. time .tnnnnese Zero tint which yon He "W e met them (Ihe North Ju.it don’t do in n Miiatnng. The plane crushed. Korean Communist*I at the be­ Tile volunteer* have *I r ig id over ginning with only n battalion. 200 mD-inns urti e I I f took t" They have done a swell job. Of tile air. They haven't had any rntlrse thing- atrn't hotsy-tntsy.. rnn tart with enemy aircraft yet. Hut we are getting orgaitlxriL in fart haven't aeon any in the "It i* not hotielrss lik e air. Hainan II takes time, (live na Hut their w ar n m i ns l Nortti lime and we'll r e t the hall and Korean tanka and men goe* on Mutt i m k toward the other end daily. The other d*v heok tint e - of the field. other volunteer were leered by "You haven't got a rnlnstrotthr an A met lean ohtrtTvat*ou plane to staring yon in the fare. It isn't a 5(t lied tank* p a r k 'd in an nppl n til. orehard. The two volunteer* dove "That doesn't mean people arcwith N'tiiialm ffiret Immb*. fork n't getting killed. They arc. et* nttil 50-inliltcr ituoioie gtin v "Rut we are doing a defensive tli-ili *aid lie et six tank a f 11'. * fob That is hard to take Itcrause with ilpi homlt and knuekeil out Ihe American people haven't had two more with met et’. lo take it ,dnic the early days of The volunteer*, Unlink explain World War II." i*l, are either -ingle «o tin u with­ lo answer to another niie*thto out dependent a in the l-'ut Kit I. a* lo why the I'm lrd State* didn’t Some ton prised . Iliemselve* by expert the Ninth Kotear attack, volunteering. Maalet Sgt. Haven the briefing officer said Army inA. llrnntnm. ;t0 of Urlanilo, Flu., a tclligeiui* had known for a year ronimuniention* apeeiali-t, mused and a half that these same North today: “ I *niil a thousand time* Korean division were donlnved during the la*t war I’d never vol­ along Ihe dHth naralli I boundary. unteer for nnything. Hut a* anon There had been continuous raid* a* the Colonel naked for volunti ei* inndo hy unit* of these division* in­ I ralacd my hand." He wagged hi* to South Korea, ns many a* "it n head. month. When the volunteers arrived The officer explained that wliri* here tliuv had "nothing," not a the American occupation armies damned lltlng," said fii*t IA. David jut lie: I out of Korea, more than a II. Grisham of Hentitn, la*. year ngn, General Douglas Mar"I thought we were rnnting Art Ititr turned over Ids responsi* ovrr here to fitthl Ihi* w ar by- hlliHe* in Korea lo the diplomatic oar selves for awhile," he mill- officials of the United States. menteil. (iriaham, the outfit'* weather officer and veteran of one. ntm* alon in the Korean war. grinned amlnlily behind a gllslening hlark mustache when naked how he d made nut on bin flight. -lu te u r„ „rl U u . » l United Nations ir io r i r l 'i M o ritl.l No niinkcrqm' n s r t e s t e T l s i ." r r T ic m iim m r r n * r a m o**l ing their return before deciding finally on whether to recommend those steps to the White House. The department apparently has advised the White llou*r that such nrtion may t>e neec-sary, hut has not forwarded a definite le rn tti^ niemlalton. General ,t. Lawton Collins, Army Chief of Stuff, mid General Hoyt Vnndentierg, tiw Air Force chief, are due in Washington to­ morrow. They l u i v been In Tokyo conferring with <Ji•nOrnI Dougins MacArthur on hi- needs. The tpicstioii iif calling at least Home Guard unit* and Reservist* to active duty become* increasing­ ly urgent a* the Korean war Item gins to rornpcl the United .State,™ to send over unit* from it* mobile reserve at home One Army division and elements of ether ilivkuon alieudv Imvc been e a r m n i t ' d for n-slgnment In the F ar Knit in Ihe near fu­ ture. The problem now i tn replace the strength at home through tupping the eivillnn ti,*cr\i . President Truman iiImi e x tiln r - . cd with his Cabinet the w h o l e * range nT possible homo-front tnoId1i m t inn measure; hut Cabinet officer* said no decisions were reached. There wn* atse a djxctiFsInn of the military outlook. General Oltrir Hriulley, chair­ man of the .foint Chief* of Staff, gave a briefing on Ihe militnrv sit­ uation. None of the Cabinet n f fi- e ra who talked with reporter! •tfleg*7 the L. minute meeting would -av what Mrodley had told lleo' They nl-o declined av wind specific home front oouisut ■ v ere discti! cd toil aid ttie talk* ertv- rm n i ’r r w Airfaadtkm eJ , WEATHER! Diair* Open 12:15 I’.M. Da C lIM 'im K N F R E E ! Children Under 12 Yra. Ad­ mit tut Free With l ’a reals Anytime Kxrept Saturday A Sunday. ASKU O S n t m .s i m dSw "(r!I.I*S-r ’l i J S r „ l th n t W f e 'E jiT miMlitiitlfin Indiana nr« li.HIKH)t<- lo H,.m . o„ S '’ dlKcrlmiwttion would l>,. to-bd for anv , ii ' I.i.Rat..l,, mill, a hit of matcrii.l Pm .f tliat h? tl/A UnVuIl Sr H ohti DK0 ° f O ho,' n,COH lh«" ,,u' doniitmtii white have Florida M Percent Tampa Tribune Morittn has gnlnetl U per rent n population fn 10 yearn. Thai's the pleasing fuel revealed hy Urn rep o rt of the (1160 census, just relonacd hy the A tlanta regional census nfflce. In totals, the s ta te 's population has grown from Y,807,4U tn 1040 tn 2,7.14,58(1 in j{l50, or 835,572 people, more than B3„00fl each year. The Atlanta report give* the figures for Hie four 8oi|thcnstarn states— Florida, Georgia. Tennes­ see and South Carolina. Florida's percentage Increase f a r exceeds th a t of the other three atatca— against the law at the lime , for a Tennessee 12.6, South Carolina candidate to spend mote than $I5,< 10.0, Georgia 0.4, I t also f a r ex- 000 in his campaign . . . Governor Warren has now found himself ’ betwixt) and between in the war of : gamblefs*' . . . and so on, but you pad belter read the article for yourself, r in f o w d The first few days of the fipltlinjr in Korea have em­ Hy RD8SKI.li KAY phasized anew the importance of accurate foreknowletlKc of the weather in plannin s m ilitary operations. Tlte North Highway beautification I* a sub­ of lucres*. In the past those who Korean troojw, tnovintr down tliriuij,li the persistent raitts ject that has been discussed many haw tried to put through such of Hu* monsoon season, tire exploiting the strenptii of tanks. times in Florida hut very little profi ants havr been discouraged ever been done about it. A when afte r extensive planting As Ions as they stick to reasonably firm jmnind, tanks ran fhas ew enterprising communities cattle came along and ate move friely hi snclt w eather and their full force can be through their lorul chambers of ortrsytrampled flowers and plants employed, the power with which the Hods break through commerce or garden clubs Imvo in the plants were destroyed hy lines held without the aid of modern anti-tank weapons succeeded in beautifying short wildfires. I recall many years ago shnrtami tin terro r which tanks Inspire among bnit troops who stretches of highwny; the .Stale Itnad Departnient with its road­ 1* iftc r World War I, the Rotary do not have tanks of their own. side park* has helped materially ” f Tampa financed the plant­ On Ihe other hand such weather is ngahisi Ihe defend­ to make certain highways more Club ing of a Memorial Highway from ers. Air support is almost useless in laid weather, particu­ attractive ami inviting, but so far the City of Tampa to Oldxtnar— larly in hunting down and destroying Ihe tanks, which ap­ we have nut even scratched the a l>*lance of 10 miles. The hlghh dirtancc of 10 miles. The highpear to he the main material advantage of the Reds. Such surfnee. Harold Colre, executive vice and trees. Heranse no pro artillery as the South Koreans have is hampered because president and general m anager of riiruhlection wn* afforded, it was not of tlte difficulty of proper observation in rain and mist. Ap­ (hr Florida S late Chamber of very long lieforc most of the parently I lie North Koreans had skilled advice in planning Commerce, Think* that something rilnnt* and many of the tree* had should and can he done about It keen destroyed hy either rows ott and timing their invasion. the State Chamber ha* tnken Hu. highwny or wildfire*. It wD| be recalled that in World War M the Cermans nnil the lend in a move tn arouse and it rente* to making a repeatedly exploited tin* weather in their offensive opera- Interest all civic groups tn « con- lealWhen wipre**inn on our visitor* lions, in the seizure ol Norway, the bijr bombardment of s t m r t b c united program to im­ (heir m nothing that attract* prove the looks of our highways toori favorable attention than a Knglnnd, I lie IJiillle of the Bulge and others, W eather has always been important lo mtlilary opera- ii Dint the thousands of visitors le su tifu d roadway. They remrmthe -tale each year will liei the community and county tinns, hut now forecasting has become an clement of military entering have a mute favorable Impression that affords all attractive Kindscience. It enables Iin* aggressor In Lime bis at lack s o t hat of Florida. ride entrance. conditions will favor bis Attacking wcajmns ami hamper "We advertise Florida as the While sniping with rond sign* is Ihnse of the defenders. Il should !«• possible to make fore- 1 land of sunshine and flowers," supposed to he prohlhted hy law Colcc * a v "hut it h difficult for easting help the defense, also. Hy joining knowledge of the tourists to even smell the fluwclst.' in this state,, thousands of signs enemy’s weapons and or the w eather the defenders should Ho describe* junk piles and un- me Mill tnckeil to trees, pnsta nnil he able to predict likely times of attack. That might he nightly ilchri* along main arteries fences and the worst offenders air political candidates. Today v e r y important. In Korea, for instance, tin* element, o f sttr- i nterim- out larger ettie* as "dis­ throughout the state ran hr found nrisc was mil m the fad of invasion bid in the lime of graceful." hundred* of tattered and lorn President Walter Hays has up* "Proper for U. 8. Senator" pla­ launching it. , Admiral Husband E. Kirtintrl, whn was in command at IVarl Hathor when the Japs attacked, •ltd got hi lined (or tin results, hi** tuffered a heart attack. We don't suppose the new* ftom Ko­ rea had anything to do with it, bill we can understand hi. emo­ tion* in the present critis. I Bill Castuhe, local i'iggly Wiggly, tanager. tell* u» that vtjtis stole ■* just won a district contest fof gelling the most Minute Maid cans of orange juice, In four weeksTime the local store sold two thousand fans oi this particular concentrate, Or at a ralr of five humlrrd cans il week. Thai is going some, il teems tn us, for one slnte in a area where the fresh fruit i* grown nnd where people nrr pretty pnitictilnr •bout the kind of orangr juice they, drink. Il just goes to show that the frozen conrcntialr* are here lo slay. . Too Late To Classify Mr*. Suian Thackeray wav taken tn tlte hospital in San Diego, Calif, yesterday in .* terinut romlilion. That nmy not mean nun It to you, hut louin will recall Bull: Elder who in 1927 let,nor the first woman to uiiempi to Hy across tin Atlantic. Liter Mi.t Elder luaiiird Mr. Thackeray. 4*- r f r a t .r •i i#, ' « ” ' v n il’ U tn cr IWU "i Of slates, Washington and Oregon. We ilouht, however, that either will show uu increase exceeding 44 per cent,, t r lT 44 per rent Increase for the decade HI45.IU50 wak consisteiitlv greater than Its gain for the prm rding It) ,Tara. From 1030 to 1040, Mot id a s gain was frnm 1,458.211 to 1,807,414. In that drcade, Florida stood second tn the noliwi In percentage of popula­ tion growth. It hlila fair lo repent that record f0r IU40-IU50. Going further bark, Florida’s population steadily grew with each census: 1800— 301,422. 1000— 628,642. 1 0 1 0 - 762.010. 1020— 068,470 1030-1,468.211. Floridians and friends of Flori­ da have reason fnr pride In the census figures. Yet, they are not Huarlinn in West Gcrmnny wn.j hitter, with German offlclata de­ claring th a t 1,500,050 Germany a m Mill missing, including "lent nf thousands of depot ted civlU Ians.’’ Tho U, 8. S ta te Department ha* labeled the Russian eUlm “ funlnstlr nnd absurd." It esti­ mated the number nf Gerttinus still Iteing. . held a t " a t least'* 2(HI,(M)0. Hefore the Soviet announce­ ment was made, the United •‘Hates and France accused Mos­ cow of lying about Its repatriation elaltna to hide the fa te of Inindeeds uf thousands still untiecounted for. There wn* apreu- 'Outcariof I®: BlackMeta* r%d& jw.nMwm 8KCOND v rfT 7 d l7 il . ACMCTIMFsS TONIGHT atdte a superior attractions fnJ new reridanU. Despite dr>presidium nnd other Interrupt Ions, the flow of new people to Florida has been continuously .growing, • prisoner or brought to the Soy ^ C'xilor Carloon ^ i W l f l S h n rta IIdre n 11oder 12 Free r«mp4*le Shown A l»o Salman A Kohln" (Serial) Cartoon—“Foxy Pup" SU N D A Y 7;r»0— 10:00 p . M. SATURDAY ONLY DOUBLE FEATURE BARGAIN PROGRAM L^a \ 9 the Ko*» \ SphMel Amerl**'* surprising when we consider the S A N I O ltl) O l d A N IU l i d I I UN tIN I 1 A 1 )(i \ I I III IT A M l I N ( A 11II I H FKATU HE— G E JW H !E ® ^ o « n t m , SUNDAY-MONDAY i t W s j l* HANFORD’S FIRST SIIOW INR! *uis Km rw T TIME TONIGHT *guaR » W M T ^ ^ ^ I^ J s flO W IN G ! 1,000 Miles Of Danger And Thrills! “WAGONMASTER” Starring Bon Johnaon—Joanne Dru r — Ward Bond W Uh illi H arry Carey JJr. . EXTRA! CARTOON CAR] “RCA Projection mad Hon O f Now York 30 Minutes O f Color ( PROGRAMS fril^ O ANfORO ’ K SIOND AYl �I if / Social A n d Personal Activities .elephonc 118 Social Calendar FRIDAY The Sanford Townsend (Tub will meet al 8:00 P.M. nt th>* Tourist Center. Everyone i* infeed, Yountr People's meeting will hr held nt 8:00 P.M. nt the Seventhday Adventist Church on Elm and Seventh Street. There will he music, song*. and pictures, and Ayoung mid old are rordiatlv in­ vited. Under the sponsorship of lleln Sigmn Phi sorority, the reception­ ist nt the Fcrnnld-Latightnn Me­ morial Hospital will t>e Mrs. W.E. Baker. MONDAY The Prayer Hand of the Women of the Preshyterinn Church will he held nt OSAO A.M. in the Senior Sunilay School Clnss Hoorn of the ^Prcsliyterinn Church. w The Inspirational Meet Inc of the Women of the Presbyterian Church will Ih> held at 10:0(1 A.M. in the Sanctuary of the Pieshylet inn Church. The llcpendnhle Class of the First Methodist Church will meet with Mrs. J.M. Leonanl at 2041 Holly Avenue nt 8:00 P.M. TUESDAY The Friendship Class will meet -at the church at 8:00 P.M. with Sslrs. Claudinc Miller ns hostess. e’ern P ark News By CAPT. C. HALLKTT Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Wales of Fern Park nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. T. Hol­ lingsworth of Oviedo spent the week end at Homosnssn fish­ ing. Mr. niul Mrs. John Hotis spent th e Fourth of July holidays in llavntin Cuba. • Marion Hates returned homo Inst week afte r spending ten days with her grandmother, Mrr, J. O. I-yhrnnd in Aiken, 8. C. Mrs. I-yhrand and daughters, Eleanor, Miriam and Mrs. Manroe Woodward accompanied her home. Mrs. Nancy Leo H arris spent last week with her daughter nnd son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. U. Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. P . L. Seavcr M n d son of Jacksonville were vi­ sito rs in tho community lost F riday. Mis* l.ynn H ester is spending a month in New York visiting friends. Thomas W right has moved to Apopka where he has accepted a position on the police force. Mr. and Mrs. M. W arner slid family have recently moved to their new home a t 113 West f irs t S tre et in Sanford.' • # | M r mud Mrs.* Fred Ytfager have moved into their new home on 8unnytown Road. Mr. and Mra. H. I,. Thorpe and son Bohliy have returned from Mlchignn to their homo in Fern Park. Mr. and Mrs. J . A. Poutarn spent the week end a t their cott a r e a t Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Van Camp left recently for a two months’ vacation In Mlchignn. « , Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Green *r l e f t last week for the Pacific coast. Mr. E dgar Webber is spending the summer with hjs d aughter and family at T erra 1Haute, Ind, Mlsa Betty Lyka has returned home from Washington, D. C. Miss Vivian W arren returned to Delias, Tex., afte r a five day visit here with her friends nrd relatives. Mi»s Warren is a s te ­ wardess with the Branlff Air —Lines. *■ Mra. Elisabeth Baker of Cle­ veland, Ohio and Lake Mery, returned to Cleveland a f te r a our weeks’ visit a t the home of (ra. Prudence Brunoo on Lsiko T rip le t Alyce Bergussen from Elmirn, N. Y, Is spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hansen. Mr. and Mra. Roscoe Flem­ ing and children, H a rrie tt and ^ a r o l , returned recently from ™ two weeks' varstlnn a t Nor­ folk, V*. Mr. and Mr*. Jam as Fields are visiting friends and relatives in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Evans of Sgnoet Dr. are visiting their daughter and family In Phila­ delphia. Mr. and Mrs. Lyka have moved into their new homo in South Mrs. McKay Truluck Is Cues! Of Honor Mr*. .1.11. Trulurk anil Mr*. Hale I-con Scott, Jr. entertained on Wednesday nt 1:00 r.RI. in the private dining room of the An* hot Inn honoring Mr*. Jam es McKay Truluck whose marriage was an event of June 25 in Lake Wales. Mr. and Mrs. Trulurk arc now making their home In Lock Arhoi following a wedding trip to H a ­ vana. Forming .ittrnrtive decoration* on the individual table* were small dainty arrangements of roses with bridal r a n is marking g uest’* places, (led radiance rose and greener were used through out the dining loom. The guest of honor wore a green and white silk print gown with white hat and white accessories. Those enjoying the luncheon with Mr*. Truluck were Mr*. C.L. Park, Jr., Mrs. James Henry Me­ son, Mrs. John F. Holt, Mrs. Ed­ ward Higgiri*. Mrs. George Eirk Mrs. H.L. Perkins. Jr.. Mr*. Don­ ald Jones, Mrs. David Smith. Mrs. Lester Guthrie. Mrs. C.E, Spencer. Mrs. Volio Will Inin*. Jr., Mrs. G. D. Hislmp. Jr., Mrs. Lee Dranei of Lake Wales, Mrs. W.A. Leffler Jr.. Mrs. lliriianl Farrell. Mr*. W.E. White, Mra. Jam es Crimps Mr*. William Walker nnd Mrs. Charles Pearson. Also Miss Elizabeth Uvson Mi-s Martha Wight, Miss Caroline Lee, Miss Martha Perkins, Mrs. William White. Mr*. .1.11. T r u ­ luck and Mrs. Pair Scott, Jr. I.n lib. Mr*. Anna II. Ilecvr* left last week for Youngstown, Pa. Mr*. Gladys Condiet i* spend­ ing the aiiinmer nt Marthn'* Vineyard. Mr. and Mr*. V. Schardieu. Mr. and Mrs. IL Sehnrdien nnd children, J a n e t nnd Valerie, a te spending two months' vacation In New Jersey. Air. and Mra. Samuel Ger* son were hnck in the community from Miami this past weekend. Mr. and Mr*. A. White nro in Atlanta, Ga„ fur a month's vu cation. Miss Mitiie Burgess i* visiting relative* in Birmingham, Ala. Mrs. Dorothy Gcisler and child ren, Jock am) Jean, are v uiting Mrs. Gcliiter’a parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, (i. Tnylnr in Pitts­ burgh, Pa. Mr. nnd Mrs. Glen Beach have returned to their home from tho north. W. R. Fairchild Is spending#his vocation a t hi* home on Lake Triplet Drive. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wtddis of Fdgewnter, and children. Jim ­ my, Mnrgnret and Carol were week end visitors nt the home of Capt. and Mrs. C. Hallett. Mr. Eugene Scimono is hark in the community af te r being employed in Jacksonville for the past two month*. Friends of Miss Mae I-abb will be happy to hear th a t she la Improving after aevcral month* illness. Also, th a t Mrs. Till Is Fuller la able to ha around again. Mrs. Fuller received a serious injury when sho fell all the post office. Mr. and Mra. Homer Burris and children left Friday for their Personals llenry Cordell left Monday for two week* at Camp Winona. De­ leon Springs, Flu. Mi. and Mr*. J.S. Hint me leaving for Spruce Pine*. N'.C. where they will spend a short va­ cation Jimmie Curry of Savannah. Georgia is visiting relatives and friend* in Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Faille and infant dunghtri. Slimline, plan to leave Saturday fot a month’- visit in Montreal, Canada. Woman’s Rildo Class lias Regular Meeting The Woman's Bible (Tits* of the First Baptist Church met with Mr* M S , Cleveland for their tegular business and social meet­ ing With Mr- R.T. Hunt p re­ siding, Mm . Peterson brought the devotional which was centered around the 23td Psalm. Mi Hem i. poi tod throe membei* of the i lass won- -irk and urged tin members to visit them. Tile meel ing was cIom-iI with a prayer by Mr* Cleveland Mts. F.E. Holt hint charge of the social hum uftei which r e ­ freshments wen- - c m od bv the hosfe-ses Mi Cleveland. Ml*. A C, Madden. Mrs Ollid.i Wilson and Mrs \.C Benson to tin- following Mrs. n i l . Reck, 'ii . tv. McUllon. Mrs. I. -to Wilson, Mi Mamie Lee Denton. Mi IVnil Mansell Mis. II.W liurki r. Mr*. A J IVtriuiui and Mi Hunt. Women’s <’oats To lie Prettier Than ICver Mr. and Mrs, Joe Koke nnd children m e spending thi* work NEW Y o ltk . Iu1> t l t,lT— in Hartwell. Ga. visiting relnllvcThis winter Arneinan women are and friends. going to he silting mound in theii coats, because thev a n too beau­ Mis* Sophia MrDougnl, student tiful to in- hidden in tin- check nurse at St. Vincent's Hospital in rooin Philip Mnngoiie, tip olit master Jacksonville, i* spending a vnea tailor, mitdor- even tin own dlslion with her mother. titlglli lied le in id tins .n oli with Miss Jennie ('aid of Miami a r ­ a eolletdion ot cotll and nil* of rived Saturday for a visit with lie: such handsome faint.* and skill sister and hiother-in-law, Mr. and fill iiit that visiting fa hion edi­ Mrs. P.P. Caiuphell of this city. tors sat on the edge of then chairs at hi* fall preview and visiblv Mr. ami Mt>. C.L. Park. J i. it re dl oo|. .I Most spec Imol Iii i ot Hie eiuitvisiting their gurents Mrs. M.S. fabric* Wiggins and Dr. and Mrs, C.L. are in Lulls v imported oflc'i tvve-fared, u-ed in dashing Park both of this city. greatcmii - ot loo e amt ample eld Ml*. Lee Drupel and son Alike that look a - ii i In-\ wim designed In In- worn hi a M u / in I line siirli of Lake Wales are visiting Mi Draper's parent* Mr. and Mis i* a diamntii mat of utmost elrriiliu .ait, in an impnited double Harry Lee of Sanford. woven fat.i n i Ind i tfniv tleece on l 111 and :;i av hold Vickie and Marsha Smith of tin- out ide Tampa are visiting theii giarnl- plaid inside. Tho coat i made with parents Mi. and Mrs. Jnck Wilkin ihc plaid side mil on the eollai and on the huge hull.,i,h e I double son on (Ink Avenue. Mungone al o uses the season's Mr. and Mr*. H.H. Crumley ul cuff* Sanford nre spending a few week- pet duel mill fabric for a nuuih 'i nt New Smyrna Beach. Boh Crum­ of gi rnletiul-, and -how* a series woolenley will join them over the week­ of town eoet . in dark conipletelv lined in until a or mink end. Mi* suit* in rent the nipped Mrs. W.ll. Kirby has tel timed waistline and t minded hip that 1 to her Imiiie on Magnolia Avenie* typical of tin- new silhouette. Winding up the crowded week after visiting in Conkvilte. Trim.. Columliin, Tenn. and Shreveport. of fashion pieview - was the show La. She visited her son Jintmv in ing of (hail Chapman, famuli* fit* Shreveport where he hn* been frothy dunce duo *e* for tin younger set. This fall Miss Chunworking for Jjte past year. man gee- alt mil fur liitlnwilir Mr. and Mrs. Jnston lliiimdiu skirl* uf nvInn net topped by Imdtrrs of ta ffeta or and daughter. Denise, will return strapless to Montreal. Canada, their former satin rut us tow as the law nl home, thi* weekend. They will lows and fllltla-i spired hv pela1 accompany Mr*. Yvette fj'.inker, r f f ^ t * alaiiit the hn urn. bur less formal wear »hr like who plan* to vi*|t there for about slim I simple** laffeta thealti - ill a month. ».h blonde. Marl. »ir wliilr* tnffel*. Add a dn»h of nut meg In diaped In d ia n iid u e the figutc mashed sweet potatoes for a de­ with eovei up tiolerris — - - ___ —. . licate flavor. If there a re any leftover turn them into a bak­ B t i r r i l l i . W PARTY ing dish, dot with huttri o r A luti Inlay pat tv was given fm m argarine, sprinkle with sugar and heal them in a moderate Mm* Sully t ii ay just evening tu Mis. J.C. Jorgensen and Mioven. Bessie Worker nt their home mi til8 Park Avenue. Other guest* present weie Mr homo in Hensley, Ark., after a week's visit with the Howard 8.O. Hhinhnlsrr, Mr. J.C. ............ Burris family on Pinoy Ridge M-n anil Mr. J.T. Timmson. Hum twilit Ire* and friend* from f u Road. Mr, and Mr*. Blanton Owen* and lieni were lepresenleil hv lr’ of Scminolo Boulevard spent the ter* and r a id - Vviiieli were rend to past week end a t New Smyrna Mr*. 8 ,(| Shinlmlscr of Oak ' nnr. • Beach. PENNEYS s e m i -a n n u a l Hollywood lt» BOB THOMAS Ho l l y w o o d , July u —gp»— Vttginut Alnyo, lending n onegirl revolt against the “fashion dictator*," «ay* women dress bettei in St. Louis, Dallas nnd Cbiiage than in the so-called -tyl.- i enter* of New York and i alitoiiiia It’ nil hei own idea and there ' a* tin pres* agent to push her along 1 I think worm u are foolish to tollow blindly what they are told to weai by a small gtotip of deigner* and manufacturer*. I have Peeided to go ngnilist the t end and not follow tlieir dicta­ tion 1 ant going to wear vvlmt I want even if 1 become known as ’Miss Dowdy of IPall.'" Vttai king in j* the i»*ue iksiii gcograph(rally, - u ohsei ved that vvomen 'll New > •»rk m e inclined to ovii.ln-. I hey th ink Hi Hi teal stylo n n ans n Hi piny el cvlinvngalicc tu igltl on 1 he ivy jew city, cxpeii-ivi- fm coats, large nnd une ail toil* Idiot that isn't style. hey meioly loryk. as mniy liusl>.ind 'ays. like well-kept gi lives." rin 1lie othorside of tile con* inept, Cnlifoiniii women arc ..in i i.ji essed, she deelat ed T ilon i mind informality, tint 1 "aliiot trio women carry it too fm I think it'* all right for women in go without hats. Inn I belli vr glove* m e a mark of i.'oo.l g i ...milng. You seldom *ce Hiern mil here," W hile Mien. I asked, would bo the h ifipy medium of good gioomtng somewhere in uihlonli-i. lit ? "That's right," she answered. 'Take my home town St Louis. f)n' ' omen know hew to dies* slum tlv there. That's also true Cation Print *1 Fast Color* T M e n ’n D u n g a r e e * t|.< 7 AH r. \rl; ■ . Mirra. L a t i n ' Shoe* S |. 4 » p r. up Special—Window ” CnrtalM l| pr. op BILL DIJSKIN TRADING POST of Dallas and Chicago." Virginia recently returned from making a film in England and she said that European women dress better than the style fol­ lowers of the U. 8. "European* don't have ns many clothes, hut they can do more with w hat they have. An English­ woman can look very small in a tailored suit. "E ttlopenti* have a eel tain i hicness in their clothes, Most -if them wear cloth coat* instead of fur. hut they an- cut very •innrlly." Getting hnck to her 1 1 iisade against the style-setter*. Viieinin pointed out Hie absiuditie* of recent fashions. "Take the halter dress, which i» all the rage. It exposes the upper-arm, which is the least .ittrnrtive feature of tunny wo men. "And the shnrt hat r-cul. 1 tried it two vent* ago , iH’fnrc divided cvcrynnr «a» doing it. 1 look better with 1mg hail and Ii t it prow tnick. Some w omen like tvalliat ilic Hep hum Clmttlcite Calbert and H Dtakclook good with short hail. Bill a lot of othei* who arc wearing it. shouldn't.” Virginia added that she sus­ pects the style maker* put out <ctite extreme fashion*. hut make mast of their money from women who stick to saner style*. "It's iu*t like Hollywood,” sin philosophized "W e make a few different pirtures every year, toil most of ont money mines f i «ni the ohl standbys westerns, musicals and hay.inerts.girl.” Shredded wheat hisruits iiiiike a “d ifferent" base for rrenmed finals to serve on a summer me­ nu. Ju st put the biscuits on a baking sheet and sprinkle ciedi with two tablespoons of b.iil- MCRORYS 5 - 1 0 - 2 5 < S T O R E Polo Sltirls I ’n r hilitliL s in miliii rolni'H niii) H lri|ii’n. K eg. v til til’s .'»!•« and «on Tommy, were dinner irnrsl* of Mrs. Cornlia Wesson nnd Mr. ami Mrs, Boland Wes­ By YALLHEN I’HKVATT son and daughter. Saturday even­ ing Mrs. Cornlia Wesson ncrornMr. and Mrs. Felton Perry nnd daughter Gloria from Hollywood pained Air. and Alt*. Ge<iJ,’t visited Mr*. Perry's parents Mr. Edward* to Jacksonville (or o nmi Mrs. A. J. Baxter and fam ­ visit. ily over the weekend. Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmar Bush and Mi. nml Mrs. Joe Pope from Min now. Ga. w e n weekend guest* ot Mi ami Mrs Betnnnrd BrailOptometrist ily amt family. BYKS i:\A M IN K D Mr. and Mrs. Kail Suniinrrsill (iLA SS E S F i r r e i l and in*, Earl, Wally and T eiry, lift S. Palmetto Avr. al*.i Mr. Chin lie Sutnmersill went to Mnrinonnd Sunday. V|i and Mrs. Harare Wilson tinni Dayton, ri and Mr. and Mrs. lionier Allison and dnughtrt Mary from Springfield, O who have been spending a week with Mi. and Mr*. T W. Prevatt and family left fm their homes Thursday morning F E. Hildreth and son Fleteliei of New York visited Itoy llil.l l rib end daughter* THni sdny. ' l l ' , ttessi* Itnvl. ss (eft S a ­ tin d .y fm Jacksonville to vi*ii lit-1 Ini.tlier and family. Mi nnd ' l l ' Bill Bayless. Mi and Alls liiifu* Ytning* tioin West Palm Beach visited Mi and Mrs. Ben Greet over Hi, weekend. "‘-NT 'll Vilen left Monday to ■live Mrs. Maggie Kvrrrtt to Washington to visit her son I niinit Ethridge Mr Allen will leave their and go to New York fot -t visit. J e w e lr y Mr. and Mrs. Van Moody and lli n m n i u l s family of Miami. Mi and Mrs Hm ace Wesson and fnniilv from W n t e h i ’b Wintei Park. Mi and Mr*. IS«T>nii'N George Edwards from larksonville. All and Mis. ItilU Tindall (lifls t in w . 1st St. I’ll. I2’. i| mg w ater; bake in a hot oven fot about five minutes. GENEVA NEWS I)R. (\ L. PKRSONS C A SH E - - J U L Y - V A L U E S Ln dies’ How ns In piisltri Itiiyniis, Hi'lfiiltir vii I iip I ,*.IK 1.5!) 'I! )r Slips • Shorts ( Slllr.’l I'fIiIMS in III for Ihl.M’P 11if, HI lit 7!lc pr. Ki'giilar I .(III v i i Iiit* K nyoit S lijis S ir L’ti.voii Cpi’|io Slip,i, Ifi’K. v .ih ie s 1.98 Rjiynn Panties 1, 6!) Iti'g illa r vh Iiip 2 9 f pr. Children’s Coll n» I'unties llt’g. value- I'Jr I Be pr. nr 7 pr. 1.00 !!>e Children’s Imported Dresses Hall Slips a for 1.00 L mvi’Iv IL-ivtin, I.Tif IrittiiiM'il Ladies' Plastie Aprons 25c I !)(•-!),S e Nylons { Mrs. Clyde Kasper m f a v e gone to 8L Louis, Mo., for a month's vacation. Rev. and Mrs. Edward KJrcher and children, Kenneth and Karen, ■peat la s t week in the communi­ ty. visiting their many friends. , Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Thompson, of pit. Cloud were visitors at) o f Mr. and Mra. A. F. PAGE EiV.. TTTF SANFORD BfERALP. HANFORD. FLORIDA 'V niD A Y JULY 14. 1950 I'TlftllilllH’ll Ladies’ Straw Sun Hats 2 prs. 2.15 IOr r»l gunge. Full PLENTY OF MONEY SAVING VALUES! Ladies' Klaslieizerl Sun Tops It eg value G'.b 50r Ladies’ Piipie Son Dresses W O M EN’S D R E S S E S REDUCED M gtitige Sett titleaa I Iliac Ladies' Sweep Skirts 2. 6!) 2. ON Ladies’ Rayon Rrassieres Reg. value M r llcg. value Hilt: 2!)c 5!)c pr. Tweed L iiR fira K c 18' and 2 1 " $ 4 AND 1 .9 8 (plus tax) Hlaek Vacatimt Luggage $ 6 COOL COTTONS AND RAYONS AT BELOW “COST PRICES! TOPS IN QUALITY AND STYLE JUNIOR, MISSES AND HALF SIZES 2.19 (pltiH tax) Aluminum Sauce P hhh Regular Mr value (bullion Towels Special 27c Regular lllc value Special 39c MXRORYS ;> - 10 * S T O R E Wash Cloths SlH’tial i for 46c JOT Koolord Ar* l% i&■ *S8it' .. : JLi__ ., �t THE PAGR SIX FRIDAY JULY SANFORD, FLORIDA ii i< -----.----- Jim Singleton Hurls One-H itter A t Orlando Senators Garone Spoils Jim’s Bid For No-Hitteri By Blasting Two-1 Bagger In Ninth Big Jim Singlrliin birc/cd n onc-liitlri patted llic Oilandu Srnalou last ui«lil while hit lnatrt were bitty lapping Hank Bnidn for eight taftici. The Cianlt won the game 5*1. Tht able kftb.mdrr went rigl.i full inning* without allowing IIn" league leaders anything that even remotely rctrinltlrd a tolid hair kno'.L. lb- tlarlrd off tbr filial (lame by hilling Hrurr liatmr* with a high intide pilch. Mike Garcnc, Senator ilcnn-up man, promptly tpmlrd Siriglriun'i hid fnr a nn-liittrr by hlatiitig a dou­ ble off the wall. Krrcilcs walked loading tllr tm La, htll Manager Cal Krinrr hit into a lirnihlc play with liairnct Mining lu d.impcu the Sent lioprt lor a b.sl inning roily. The N e u tra l C orn er By BILL BERING TOLEDO, O., July 14 —OP)-~ The words of Alfie L. Tennynon, "H’h euay to tiKht Two of golfdnm'a most popular when evt ry thlng’ii right; hut It’s n different Hong when ami colorful character* were for out In front today aa the |1D,everythlng'n w rong', cannot be more graphically Illustrat­ 000 Inverness four-ball matches ed than when applied to the Sanford Giant*. Once u team wheeled into the second of co­ hltn a victory streak, there's juBt no htopping them. Every ven match piny round*. Pacing the 16 profesaion-tl* niiscue they may pull turns into a bouquet of rosea. They were E. J. (Dutch) Harrison, tho just can i nee in to lose for winning. However, when tiiut drawling Arkansas traveler from iame team encountcrfl leaner limes the story is woefully Little Rock, and hia pudgy p a r t­ reversed. Even a magic lamp replete with a power-vested ner. Kd (Porkyj Oliver of S eat­ genie cannot cope with the countless errors, bobbles, and tle, Wrah. They roared Into a three-paint bont'heud plays. leud over the field in v rite rda v'a Tho Giants have encountered those leaner times. Wiser opening round hy winning four tin over former National Open counsel prevents us from pointing an accusing finger at, cliiimploiiH l.luvil Mangrum, of ony one individual. It fu rth er prevents us from trying to Nlli-s. III., and Dr. Cary Middiagonse the main cause of the sudden slump on the part dlicoff or Ormond Reach. Three points l»*ck wore tho of the locals. It’s here, and nil the tirades this side of the Heafner-Johnny P a lm tr Yankee Stadium aren't going to improve the situation by Clayton and Chick Harhert-Bolr Uamlllo.) .001 of a point in any hatting or fielding average. roinhinution*. llenfner and Palm ­ both from North Carolina, Instead, we’d like to cite a corrective measure that er, were victorious over Henry Han­ might tend to alleviate the situation th a t has camped in son and Skin Alexander. Harlieri und Hamilton, the 1949 victors, our midst. were one-up winner* over Tex­ Our llrst gentle, blunted liarh is aimed directly a t thu ans Jim m y Demaret and Jack fans. To get your head kicked In by thu opposition is no Burke,theJr.other match, Sam Snead Hub's dream of n m iring good time. Worse yet, however, is andIn Jim Ferrler, a pair of fo r­ to get your spirit knocked lor a loop afte r getting your head mer PGA champions, had a squashed. Certain spectators, and there need only bo a few, tough time finishing even with Freddie II ohh and Fred H aw ­ persist in yelping and yapping a t a local player who has kins. due snipped six just struck out, committed an error, got caught stealing, strokes Each off par for the 0668-yard etc., etc. The fact that the hoy realises the situation he Iuih layout. Slngli-tnn r-tir<*il the Orlnnilonns In order five tinii-a. Hi- gnvi? up nlnn widka in going tin- diatnnri-. limdrr mill, lo il pitclu— with HiiiRli-tiiii until tin* fifth, An t-trur by Tony Mil untie onubli-tl llun Bailey to trialli life to utart tinInning. Singleton'* aueriflcc, anotlm r surrifiei- by I-'ri-d (Iluulilciton inul Hingh-H liv Mm eel Porlker, Jim llafeneeker ninl Tom brought upon himself carries no Ilk with our indignunt Rose piodum l four run*. sportsfan. This gentleman insists upon adding insult to TIlC (lillllli lake oil the Haintn tonight at Munirlpiil Ball Bark, in ju ry ; instead of using the wiser tact of shout few words Thels Olid Tndesro lire pli'knl to of encouragement, lie failH to precelve the same boy coin­ take Oil thu hulling nssigntiieiit. ing to hat a few innings later keyed up, tense, und utmost Sanford il l> u curtain to fall over himself trying to get th a t hit. Chaildrrlon ss 1 4 II 2 I 4 Poelkcr 2b Remember this: no one feels worn* afte r a licking thun Hafcnecker cf 2 1 0 0 14 I_ tin- mini or team that was sheliucked. It's bad enough to L ew lb i "3 o I lose, hut wlien myriad insults are heaped upon the defeat, Jackton rf Rote If i u u the situation become almost unbearable. Thu Giants can play Toniek 3h * ’ JI good hall und, furtherm ore, the NC believes they will soon Bailey c a it i | MroVl> that to the Sanford fans. The lucnis have too much Singleton p s 27 is talent to wind up in the second division of the league, if Total* we, tho fans, can get behind tii'* '^ now in tiieir blackest h » * i hour with a little supjsirt or u *i™»d word, the boys will 2 e o ’ - once again return to the winning pnthM. 4 II II Orlando Miranda Porter if Harmc* If Gnrono cf 2 1 U In-as-much as this short piece of pniHe is not coimlrucd to sound like a whitewash job, we’ll shoot thu second blunt­ ed barb, in the form of a parable or what have you, a t the E rlner 3b 2 0 II II I Giants themselves. Cohen lb 3 0 II 6 II St rocker r 2 0 II 0 4 Arinin- p Myrald years ago in the land of the ItcmuriH a phrase f-O lliU iiilfii 1 (I 0 II II was born (tint has managed to curry down into present day 26 1 1 27 13 alertin g circles. It went, and goes, like th is: a good, big Totals f —grounded out for Bi nder In Nil*. Sanford . 000 040 1 0 0 -6 mail will beat a good, little mun every time out. Perhaps Orlando 000 000 001— 1 in tiie ecu of iron-fisted gladiators, who merrily pummuled E— Ht meeker, Mirande 2, each other with assorted spears,' nets, hooka, and broadBarms*. RUI-r Povlkeij J « k » “n 2 edged awards, .Bitch an assertion carried m uch^weiaht and Rose 2, F.rineri L’n — Cin'ones. SB —Tomck, Kcfaates,' 8 — iBnrmes, much wisdonl bdhind it. Today, however, wa are inclined Singleton, Chniblerton, Jarkson. to believ flint the "smull man” postulate 1h aa antiquated * DP— la-vy Chndilertou and Levy: us the Iron-clad fighters themselves are. Kcreates 2b q| 2 0 1 3 3 0 0 0 (I * !| 3 3 I 3 Ermcr lo Cohen: Tomek to Levy Left— Hanfon) K; Orlando H. RB— off Brudor .1, Singleton ti. HO— liy Bruder 3. Singleton 3, I!HP—Sin­ gleton (llnrm esl. WP— Hlngleton U— Reeey and Anderson, T— 1:67 1 d k l a n i T w in h TWO DFLANI), .fitly 14-GP)— HeLand took laith ends of n double header hero last night against Daytona Bench to gain aecoiid place and aween clean a three game seriea with the Isiandera. The Hat** shut out l he Pa 2 to 0 In the first game and copped the nlghtrap 6 to 2, thus stretch­ ing their current win streak to ■Is games. In the second game, thp Mata nredid only five hit* that Mend­ ed with four Dayton* error* for thalr margin of victory. Dan Rrtioning drove In three run* h » double in the fifth ending Wally OalHa* stint on the mound for the r lour. itntali of the game auuh a* tying all poiltluna, hitting and filing technique*, and pitching hctlce. The daaaea will continue until week before Seminole High bool open* Ita football training riod. Manager Levy aaid that gamaa Popular Tee Pair Far Out In Front In Golf T o u r n e y A good, big mun bus thu etige, th u t's true. Hut the edge isn't necessarily the battle. Let's tuke a look a t H o m e of those battles. There ure hundreds to draw from, perhaps thousands; however, we’ll pick the first few th a t pop into mind and let you take it from there. SEM I-FIN AL PLAY INDIANAPOLIS, July 14—l/P) —Seiiil-finnli In the women's singles, mixed double* and men's dmiMcx were ■rhrdulnd today in the Western Tennis champion­ ship*. The women’s singles matched top-seeded Bevcrlv Baker and fourth-seeded Barbara Green, both of Lo* Angelea, in one match. In the oilier were two nnranked en­ trant*, Mein Kamirer, Mexican champion, and Jean Doyle of San Dlepr. Calif. The mixed double* went on without n top-seeded pair. Jack Tuero of New Orlenn* and Gladys Ilcldman of Houston, Tex., who were upset yesterday by Robert Holxl of Hollywood and Ml** Green. TRACK RUMOR SCARBOROUGH. Me., Ju ly 14 —W3—The executive m anager of Sonrburoufh rlowift' last night d e ­ nied •' rumors th a t Maine’* only running ra re track will d o t e be­ cause of lack of patronage. Allan J. Wilson said the p a r i­ mutuel handle a t the nrw t l , 090,000 track Uai head “diiappolnUagJV . -'*4 “ But we intend to continue.” he declared. Wilson aaid administrative and maintenance economic* have been inaugurated to reduce losses. The track, carved from Wood­ land In Southern Main*, opened July ! for a 61 day program. BANKER'S HOLIDAY SPRING LAKE, N J . . July 14 In IH92 Hie American heavyweight boxing crown rest­ —DP)—^T ennis sta r Eddie Moylan ed upon tho head of one of the largest pugilists ever to pull la one am ate u r athlete who doesn’t on a pair of leather mittens, He wuh tough and he was worry about ta n k a —ho work* for good. Opponents claim he brought hiH roundhouse right one. Moylan, In fact, la taking a whistling lowurd their juws nil the way from the two-bit week'* vacation from hi* ta n k in g scuts. And when his punches landed the ring shook and the job to play In tho 42nd Annual resultant thunder wuh heard four stuteH away. In 1802 a Spring l ^ k e Tennis Tournament, little man came along to challenge this mountain of dyna­ where he's reached the semi-final mite and he brought the Marquis of (Jueennbury rules u- round. The vacationing banker reached th a t bracket with a con­ lo»g with him. The fight lasted 21 rounds and when it wuh vincing 6-1, 8-6 victory over Tony over the big man wus too groggy to stand. His jaw was Vincent of Miami yesterday. broken and the welts on his ImkI.v couldn't Ik? covered with Vlnce Magi, captaln*elect of mi averaged site tea suucer. Gentlemun James J. Corbett a 1961 Michigan State ta sewas thu new champion of the world, annexing the crown tll team, compiled a .341 batfrom tho New York giant John L. Sullivan, ng mark for the i960 season, Itn a*v*n heoara. Jum ping ahead 04 yearn Into the field of baseball the little mun of St. Louis took on the big men from Boston in the annual World Sonus tilt. Again, both teams were good, but the better pitching und the better hittin*'rested on the side of the bigger fellows. Although It took seven full games to swing th e trick, the little men fought, clawed, and scratched out th e final victory. The odds were against them from the s ta r t aa were the millions of words or copy th a t flowed out of national spurts offices the nation ovar. They cur l do It became th e axiom. And yet they did, The big men were drubbed again. M ajor League Leaders —! By A SHOC1ATB P it ESS r u illllt* *TATK Tern* orlainto Dsljind liatl'in* li*i>i-h OalnM'llb HA.vronf* IsrrrbVTK Ht Augustin* Pal*Ik* I .K U i l'R w 11 li 63 41 IS 3d 31 21 1. 31 S3 34 3* 42 SI SM «r» Pel. «4« .*21 .*0) r.i: *17 40* 34* 111 ftraolla I Nlftdif Hmif'.r'l folaiiijn | l>H.an<1 1-S, Hayiona llmh O-J rim **me , nnlnas) Hi AuKUMlnt. *i. I'nUlkH 3 Unlri.mMr 4, l.ff.lmrs I (iamea TuUar iirlant" al I’alaikn. Del.xml a*, t.eealiura. Oaln-KVlIle al Iifiyluna IParh. HI Auaimllnp al Har.fi.iO M TIIIM I, I.KAIII K Tf«w H 1* Prl. FllilMrfpJnltlw .dfjfc 4h Ht I/IIII6 13 St SNt ItoMitm ,r.r.n 42 HrocRlv it -f*3r* IN 34 33 .472 ChkRito Nim V-.rk 34 ID .453 (?lnr‘lRnnti 3D 44 «»»•» Plttsburirh 27 id 37« limit* V*ft1rrriMi Yfirk hi I'll tplmr mh •Pl’d . min). <’ln, Intinll 7. Vlnalon 3. i ’>il.arn *. Ilrnoklyn 4. Phil up'I I'll Ia 1. HI lamia 1 flantea Tnrfar ,W*> V<.ri. xi I'll laImrttli l ill* lit) — JliBaa I*-10) v« riiatlll.i-ra IS-4 1 Uiw.xlvti al Oilman—Pallia <t-J> v» liuah ((•&), Phllailrlplila m HI. I-oiil* Inlal'tl — Mllpr 4a-41) va. llrerhran IH-t). Iln-lnn .it OnrlnnHIi -Himhi, |3.|0) v* Haffanatierger (7-ini. tvtniicvx i.K tnn: Team w f. Pel* 2d dM (lelrult New York 47 3d .ft) 0 I'levelan.t id 32 noelmi 43 35 r,r,i as 42 4M tVa-hlnalnn 31 4ft *42& Chlnxu Phllxlelnlila 27 4H 35S 27 4M 155 HI. (kiule llraall* YmteFitui w AMERICAN LEAGUE B A T T IN G -K c ll, Detroit .363; Doby, Cleveland .352. R U N S— Williams, Boston 76; Stephens, Boston 72. RUNS BATTED 1 N -S te nhen*. Boston 84; Williams and Drouo, Boston 83, HITS—Kell, Detroit 113; R iituln. Now York 103. DOUBLES—K p II, Detroit and Zarilla, Iloiton 23. TRIPLES— Dilllnger, Phtla.ieluhln 9; 6 players tied with 6. HOME RUNS—Williams. Boston and Royen, Cleveland 26. STOLEN BASES—DlMaggln, Bos­ ton 9; 6 players tied with 6. S T R IK E O U T S -R eynolds, N .• w York 87; Lemon, Cleveland 79. PITCHING McDermott, Boston 6-1 .833; Gray, Detroit 19-3, .769. NATIONAL L E A G U E . BATTING—Robinson, Rnooklyri .363; Mu dal. St. Louis .348. RUNS—Jetbrne, Boston 64; Jones. Philadelphia 61. RUNS BATTED IN— K i n e r. Pittsburgh 65; Sauer, Chicago 62. HITS— Robinson, Brooklyn 97; MUSIAI. and Slaughter, St. Louis and Jones, Philadelphia out the new* yesterday when ne revealed plans for a Louis-Charle* bout at Yankee Stadium in the last week of September. The date probably will lie Thursday, Sept. 28. “Joe ewes the government a considerable sum of money,” *»ld N EW YORK. July 14 —OP)— Norris. "The only way he can Jot Louis is coming back to evei pay It and get straightened fight E n a r d Charles In Septem- out Is to fight again. Ih-i If he tun »ettle hi* Income "H e ha* the government to tax problems. accept whatever h u purse would Jim is o m s , President of the be lo r a Charles fight In fud International 3uxing Club, gave settlement of the government’* claim. That would hold whether ht* purse amounted to more 83. DOUBLES— Robinson, Brooklyn than what he owed or lesa.” 2G; Musis). St. Louis 24. Norris aaid Louis got into tax T R IPL E S — Ashhurn, Philadelphia difficulties a couple of year* 7; Jethroe, Boston and Musial, ago lificause the government dis­ St. Louis 6. allowed certain deduction* he had HOME RUNS— Kiner, Pittsburgh taken on advice of his auditor* 24; Sauer, Chicago, Ennis, Phil- and counsel. He pointed out that adidphia and Snider, Brooklyn the champ’s Investment* hadn’t 17. turned out too well. STRIKEOUTS—Spahn. B o s t o n “ The government has shown 108; Simmon*, Philadelphia 88. leniency in tax problems of a t h ­ PITCHING Miller. Philadelphia lete* and other* who made their 8-0 |.IMHI; Chipimm, Boston 5-1, money in a short period of time, 833. _______ ____ said Norris, He placed LonD’ debt nt “considerably more” thun lieniii- Creger, second baneman ■ reported $58,000. There I* no indication os to for the Omaha Cardinal*, recent­ ly came to hat twice in the name when and how the government Inning against Colorado Sprlnga might answer Louii’ request. A bout between Louis, the —and was hit by the pitcher tired undefeated champ, and both time*. NHA-recognUed ____________________ Charles, the Till' white oak is Maryland’s ‘ heavyweight king, should t a a official sta te tree. ' huge financial s u c c e s s .________ Ex-Champ Loui s Is Scheduled F o r September F i g h t BASEBALL SANFORD SANFORD VS. ST. AUGUSTINE ( . ' b u l l n i t a t N*w V m k (p ixt., r a i n ) . Ht L"Ul* a t P h llm trlp lifa (p(nl . Boxlnn I, O i l m a n 7 DOUBLEHEADER Drliolt l Waohlnglun 2 flame* Tudn> C lev ela n it u r N r w i m k —L em o n 117-41 »f. Lnpat illi-M nr ilyrne is-ll. DrU'.li ml WunMnsloii mlalill — M'lultemaii 111-*) v*. Marrrrn 14- FIRST GAME STARTS rain). SUNDAY * 4). HI. IXIIIlH a t P t i lla ilr lp liln I I —I w L n l a h l l - d a r v e r (7 -S I n ml \ V P Im a i 1 1 . Si n r .I n lm e n n i S - n i vs. H h a n l i («-7i anil l i r l a a l e (1-1 *1. O ilm a n al noaliin— W ig h t 7-• I nr Vs. PALATKA . 6:30 P. M. Game Time j 3:00 P. M. | .1 Cain 4*-71 vr Dobann i»-71. & U TH 9 FOR U*i6 HER A LI) W *nt Ad» hr llenulta TO* M la w tag » i h i * f l r I* “ W t s l Xim a a t l t a l N la f a * * ' *M*I<I n o o n AMD BAD MODERN 2 bedroom apt. (Upper). Used 3IV Walnut Bod room •iOil Park Aye. 6 ROOSt Furnished Hour* OIK Park Av*. PHun* 1677-W. APARTMENT, 1 . . . ___ . . . . . . . from ocean New Smyrna Bcuch, Call B4B-J,____________ _____________ PARTLY or furnished apt., x u and eleclrir, adult*. 2800 Molon villi- Av«\ r■ ONE LOVELY new double room, private entrance, tile bath. PHONE 148 t h e SANFORD HERALD 6 ROOM Apt. Celery A Mellon* fill*. Inquire Seaboard Oil Co. 614 W. t a t S t. Phon* 703. MODERN 4 Room apartment, for­ al t bed or unfurnlaned, 600 Park Avanu*._______________ ________ FURNISHED APTS. FOB RENT 1 t*Rooma with private bath and Electric kitchen. Arllct*-k f u r S a te KENT ault* 49.60 Used 2IV Living Room Suit* 24<06 llrcd 3Pe Living Room Suit* 24.96 Used Sofa Bod with Mfept* Arm* 16.00 rod Solid Onk Sid* Boat'd 10.00 rod Round Dining Room Table 10.00 lire'll Kitchen Cabinet 19.96 Special I Dxl2 Linoleum 6.96 Special j PlaitIc Window Shade* , Choice o f Color* lilll MATHER o r SANFORD , I 01.Q9 K. lilt. St. Pfcoj* \ U USED WASHING Machine 425.00 MOU Escambia Dr. Phong 1499-J. SAMSONITE LUOGAOK Sanford Jewelry A Luggage Co. 3M Sanford A**._______ TM. 1649 DOUBLE Poinsett la Plante. Mr*. Charier Wilke 420 Summerlin Ave. Phon* 617-W. FOR SALE—Cano* 17' Oldtown, with aponaona, equipped for oaillntr W. A. Herring. BeJDullough Apt*. Q*t%*n, Fla. , YOUTH BED. Rood eondltka. Leon Dearolf, Rtl t , B*x 316, Sanford, 8 12— 8p—tnl SerLAWN MOWERS flhkrpanad, a, ♦, Lock A Kei work. --------_ _ Service. Be W Hkurnan. 610 B 4tk St . ____ NKW FLOORS aurtaead to faction Old floor* mad* Ilk* a n t. Finishing, cl*aatn* A was* lac. Portabl* power plant, tS pear* axpartaaca la Samlaol* County; U . Oloaaoa, Lata fir u rM lu te , o u u o u s e r, u u m p ir u c a , t muck, fill dirt, ah«U and clay * by load or Job. Contact H. R. Cubated. and aaaciclat**, IOP E, Haw York’ Av#., DeLand. Pn. 46A or>985-W.______________ Don’t aimmer thru th* aummor > WAKE FRESH! WORK FRESH! STAY FRESHI MltcheH room air condition** “The World** F ln e a f Sal* or Rent For Information Phon* 1240 Vodopich Refrigeration Sarvlc*. uitC A flU u Murnini Sentlnel.O r* * 3 BEDROOM home located at 909 Magnolia Ave, Newly deroratrd Inalde and out Can he purchas­ ed on r#*aunab!e t« rnt*. ROBERT T W,I? I.IAMS. Realtor Raymoad K. I.undq "lit. Ansociate Phone 733 AlUntlr Hank Building FOE LEASE OR SALE Grocery atore cumplete with fixtures. Flo* room npnr'ment over the atore. Phn"*»......... NICE FARM h"i»« tiled land. fruit, h i’*"" ■ aflrr r, VENETIAN BLINDS LAKE HARNEY -r‘ 1-arge Lake Front Lota with natural aaiui beach. Alau G acre — AH TICI.PS WAN'J traeka of Rood land, lake orivlBUY, SELL A TRADE need SULLDOEINO, Land Clearing and lege*. A.A. Jan*, owner South WE fiim lter*. ' Wilsoa-Maler Furnl* Gradio*. Call 624-lf. Q .. J. Shore of Lake Harney. P. O • ... r l i t K '«» Phone >69 Oahr, h i t Willow Avmtu*.' Geneva. Fla. LONG or abort term—new 2 bed* T—* R n lw H v — lock-BgpAM ta room houa*, all electric, fur* nlahad, facing Lake Monroe. J. WE PICK up your daad u lm a l* B. Willlamaon, owner. Hickory without charge. Phon* Ofledo— Street, Plantation Eatalca, De2001. ____________________ WANTED— A Rood homo for ■ ■mall puppy. I l l E SDL St. Phon* MJ-W. II CU. FT. INTERNATIONAL Harvester Fr**a*r. Ju*t Ilka new, 6 month* old, 9100.00 dis­ EXPERIENCED count. Phone 1 7 3 6 . _______ WORTHINGTON RoDrv and l a GIRLS, whID 16*16, variety of clerical lob*. Apply M te 1 I*Room■ with privet* bath and Electric kitchen. Apply t i t W. 4th Atr**t or Nlak Pkg. Star* ponenta erw y Davy O'Brian Alntoat every mw tim e or ii nndJea*. BliniingBam m y Baiifh and Util® ai» tw o of a boat th at attatcha* Into Infinity aport tkinbabl® from aktah to aoccar haa a t another bw n ruled _ by batam gamecock*. HO Sanford A**. O bfcDROOM large fumiabod M Apartment unfurnished, to LANEY'B. HOCKEY TRADE Not ao lone afio a food bunch of Uttla men faced it gang of touiber I K rjfilSL .T JfttS!! Toward tha end o Je via the tarter route. nerve lalfcto fi»ty SSL lf&Ji GARAGE Building end il iE. uncoodltionallv tatsae, all electric kitchen, larg* ground*, a comfoi i&Esssf&J! . | tM b 'T «4 1 a , * •'m i H ftfC i V1^ *, ’'ITt— — ’ re ii, ; . bl ' % T■ - , �i Fr id a y ju ly ij PACK SEVB? , m o By R a y C o m Colored News th BIBLE SCHOOL HELD AT NEW MT. CALVEBY M. B. CHURCH The Bible School held at the Nos.- ML Cal very M. U Chutch proved to be a grand *ucce*s. Bef c i n i n g June IS, it continued tniough July 2. The theme tor ’the teceoi was 'God I* Love" the '.theme tong, "Jetu* 1* Calling", eryi tjir theme *cripture wr» P*alm Vojd Each morning devotion* be. gah a t 9:00 A. M. Following devcjlgiU the group which v.a* divid­ ed . into' three calssea assembled for Bible Lessen*. The P n s a r y i t l i u vrav taught by Mrs. Nellie McAllister, the Intel mediate Cla*s by Mrs Lir.rie Lamb and the ‘‘J unior group was taught by M u . Lillie B. Johnron T hr pastor, Rev. A. C. McQueen acted as superlnteitdept and Mr*. M. L. McQueen its* organist. .* fev. minute* were devoted to M empty Period each dey at which time 't di e .students conveyan thoughts which had been gained duiih g .tius' claw period to thi entire group, period wa the "chlidien pla-ed r ic h Crltk' * i soft ball and lumping tune. A fter t h e ulay period the claveagain arsemblcd for Ha.uhctaf* Period. Tilt- pills made guc.-u tc w tli, apron* handkerchief*, poi* holders, table »c»ifs and insn ether useful household articles The Lovf under the sdpeivision of Mrs. Lixjiy Lamb planted a flov, er garden, drew and cob led picttiret and tjaiie calendars. On Jun* 30 a picpic vta* g iv tiv a t I^V Jak» for the entire school The plcnie tfas enjoyed by all .who attended •xetQUes were hyp' The cfo»n 2 at 6:00 P. M Mi*Alfred a Kinard acteer ns Alistress of Ceremony. Fell, wii-,7 tne children’* | to grrid, ericoui i *t ng reti‘"fk» wetc made h Rev it L Wilsnn, Rev A. C. Me ' ’teen, 'll* . M L M uecn, and Mr*. F -'eR i Mi l Th 3*tor urd Instructor* as will r the chlldreli and ths ir [.Meat. ' r r to bo cungratu’a t e j i r r 11’ <*plrndid work done 'tiring lluschool period and also the co­ operation given by the parenis in lending their children out to r*ceive inis wonderful training un der such wonderful laaritis. M i. each child be *o Inspired | hat next year each will bring uthci* mak­ ing' next years' Bible School un even g re a te r iucce**. Rev. A. C. McQueen. pa*,,u Mis* Juanita Wilson, it-poiter. ? 1 DO N 'T R E C K O N ,■ H E 'L L Q iT M U' H U 3 E 1 OUT U F TM' T I I C A . , « S K I S , T U X 'tO O OR I S O W * U F TH EM O TH U H P O E S l;M T 5 ,N OUT SOON VS 1 H is j r GA/Wfi IS CVUH HE KIN STEP INTO ,i T H A T B iG .N C w • n AU TV /w om m _ ' < ..HOPE AH KIN RG PAY TH' FANS Gv b a n d in ' a ; batch u r s HOM7 RUNS ) T H E Y SHO G A V E MG ’ b i z n e s S, a w b i G h t ;, ^ A LL TH EM 11 AN' NOT L IK E A H V E X P E C T E D / :., r G IF T S YUH G O T H A VE D O N E B E E N C A R T E D O FF'N TH' F IE L D , rX O ZA RK , / 1 — 7 5 2;- LOUISE F O S l t H t d a y / AN ■ -. ’. ) } A'O D e v o n ' s L t c e N s e ■ \ x \e te d £ k .'■ /? & / oruLSt; I'AilWoJk M l thousnml who juiumed the head ,*i m Jours wniho.4 .s n v with the prise even though the competition was kern, Neat to Mildred is the pieture of Miss doiiu Ti>olev the dniigliter of Mrs. Snmh I .ii»t*»\ who won seeond pi ire. flu first price was a trip lu Hu r i k - Con­ vention in (Tdfflgo or a M-lmlmsrhip to llethune Cookiiinii College. The sivotid price eutleil I'm tnuuy heuiitifiil gift. More than lfi()0 hul hers enjoyed theniselvi ini" nlensely in the lirlnj deep between showers and plenty of fend was on hand for all. .Much noumenihition goes to Mr. and Mi - Jerome llostir, owners and up. in le ts of the [fuiidee Drive Inn. W Thir­ teenth Street fm spoie-otitig these two young luillcs. Mi. and Mrs. Bostic „re always wili ng to lend their support and cooperation to­ ward the Youths of mil CltV. These young ladies tm employed liy Mr. and .Mis. Bo-lie at the Dundee Drive |im during the sum­ mer months. TH/JfD WAW O OUTA T PA R K ; - ONE M ORE W IL L T IE THE ■ FT* R ECO R O FORT H O M E RUNS !‘ s, in a S i n g l e ANOTHER C IR C U IT CLO U T/ r^'Vr °*ME/ ^ U O H S VS. :i t h - KIDS GOT c A CHANCE TO SET A NEW MARK , of F I V E . ' . . DUGS '0 1 AD A' r t ' f PAY*. A NO W HAT A DA Y ro d THE K /p r lt> TC FIGHT P G Ct i'E GANG ? s i NO TIME fCH THAT, L TDHTO WE MJ5T Ovt H IAkE WE GCIL1 IHA:H. TRAN CNOPfr ME TCACK’j GO AWYM? HffiE tIAlf c W03£ MOeNIAlfrt Vtf’LL Ah ilkik r. 1AKC A L-KOKt CU1 0\iH AGO , - A . HIE MOCNlAINO! ' ,< F r u i t .S t r i k e * WAINS DLL HERE AT ZCsitl. Rt spy tort aChert. H£RE*> THE TOP Of THREE V -l DO WE GET HEftf Apt Ni i i tOi « guns TRAIN, DC h e ? / -------- Colored News B* I.ODISK FOSTKIt FDISTv? Hi Lilli >L B. (TM'Itt'H T h i r t i f i l t h S tr e e t Kvery Sunday you will find inspiiiiig s e n ice* at First Shiloh M. B Church, West Thrteenth Stieet. On Sunday July W, services began vv-Mi Sunday School A. M. with Su|)t. A. Know und all the assigned teachets ahlv assist ing him. The subject of tin1 les­ son was ’.Moses, Who Led ills Peo­ ple To God” wa? discussed for 'JO minutes by the various rlo-scs und levlewed by the paatlr, Rev. J. B. Barnes. 1|:IMi .V M. Mr.rning Wor­ ship, Devotional services being conducted bv Mr. Hill, Cholt No. 1 *nr:K l inutfiilly dining the n o th ­ ing win hip opening ths heart* tlnoiigh i OUk *. , Rev. Barnes brought Hi morning message speaking fiom t o e Subject “ Katch" 6:00 P. M . t*. Y- P. I). with Presi­ dent D. Jones in charge. 7:110 P. M. evening Worship. Mia. C. Glenn conducted the devotion with Choi. No. 1 rendering the music with appi opyiRlc /tongs- The even­ ing mesaagt was dpllvrred bv Rev. A. Austin, Pustoi of Ml. Zion P. B. Chinch, Tangerine, Florida. Rev. J. B. Barnes, pastor Mins Dorothy Roundtree, reporl«r. \o n ri: N n i l e r iri hrr«*liy k 1v «*h f ttu t h . rtijrMK*‘«I In l>ur lin-rt* it I Hiinr«*id. HHIIIIIUIp CmjMlV. P»*i||i1t ill t Is • HAtlford .%«|J««|| l*< N’Htlollul n.Mlti 1)1(1fT. UIMl**r III** flt l lt|«.»|t* || «|||. •‘l l e n r y A H i m p r o n \ A sm - I 11 *■” fcnti t h a t w *» I n t e n d H* r ^ g l N i n r r 11 *I name pumuant t«s 'In# irrtim -f Hi* F l e t It Inti« Nn hid S t u t u t i h i n tv I f : Wee. StiA-Ofi n f no rtd i:i Htii ni**- i #-41 w ltli t h r C l r r k of t l l r t ’lr. iilt f . i o i l o f B r m l n o l r F o u u t y , Florid.* h h ' m a HimpFoti Ovtr nrr B*23 .'ifl AFTER TitE fURCE-M.lE vriTIi *: nr- 1 1-1*1, 11 - s t i i i \ r u n T H IH ’.KII I See. m l l i l l . n i o n f m i l l N O T I l ’ K IK l l i : i t i : i l Y i lIV K N . T h a i r t l f f u r i l Kiuiln am i A nnie K u a la , h is Wife t h e hlilill-i- uf l l n fultiiMrlna r e r t l f t i a i e imn r 11»,1 sujil i x r l l f l i - m i f u r a l a x i l r n t li. l,<- Is- UdillU ClIWB, THr uTRA'NYL BE MOVIN’ J L VCMlTV&tOW ' IHAT'G WUf W# ptANNEDTIfE t GET OUr OrfiiGMI ROPBERV mead THE MltlTOR } BEHIND THOOE ------ - » x - z r \ r - ------- -----^ ------ 1 ROCK*! A t t e n o 'c lo c k o n T h u r s d a y m b r n i i i u . A uptirtt 10, jllifiO t h e S e m i n o l e C o m i t y l h m i t l o f I 'n h l i c liiH triic tio n w ill r e c e i v e H ealed bidK o n A lte rtilio iiK a n d A il d l l i o i m to l . y m a r t S c h o o l, L m iR W ond-A ll m o n t e , S e m i n o l e C o m i t y , F l o r i d a . P lanH a n d K p e e i f L a t o m s c a n I n* o h t a i n e i l f r o m A r c h i t e c t K l to n J . M o iig h D m a t (lie S a n f o r d A t l a n t i c N a t i o n a l H u n k Itu ililin R on depoK it o f T e n D o l l a r s . T h e Bid m u s t be a c c o m p a n ie d by a c a s h ie r 's o r c e r tif ie d c h e c k in t h e Hunt o f f iv e p e r r e n t o f t h e h id . T h e B o a r d r e s e r v e s t h e r ip l i t to r e j e c t a m o r all b id s. SU CE I'M THERE IT ifj.TONlDMiF G0»U :> • . t V, JUf>T etARTlHG L?l’ J Till > ip * Al AlH iO TuttEC -MUf H llL.£t«Tri-i K ill V(-t" .. B U T J P J N 'T S S E W H A T v------------ HEN ! WHERE VVCK-EN VVOw-SE .. D id t h ____ ) _ e y 30 ? YOUR HIARINO i f ] ftKRVICI C I N T H j M BERVICEI HEI.D AT 8T. JOHN MISSIONARY D. CIIUHCII Inspiration si aervice* *r* cunfu e led all day at St. Joiuy Mtaslnn- M ille r -B ish o p Co. V III H. Park Ave. .•I Flt.NBII UA1TKKIKS fo. ILL t iN ilin a Ida hera at b o a t -J SAY t HAT IS , Th is ? UH DUHH.. .. 1 HAlU WAoESTY, HOO«AN Foa KINS 1 __ _ KING < MICKEY, MOUSE t paator Rev. C L- JonVa. Morning w vahlu began at 11.00 A.M. with the devotion being U« bv -Mr. Lg* ruy Bellemv. Hymn No. 402 na» lined by the pastor, Rev. Jono* Rand joined in by the congregation. W A V B B T H i9 W IL L S T K A ijH T E N ) N O W . T i-.C N A V A JtS T V VOuK HIGHNESS —*/ ~7 1 6 ^ 0 - W HAT 9 THIS? ” V O u K O'Vo ? ' ( W EL I___ IT S A LONG STCCY , >OuC U A ^E ST S. le v e e l-P rlre d f a r a l l * r \ \ CM Mgdra-.Hafir g r i l l * \ - / ” lea eWewtw* Krfrfaa raarealvar* B u r wau x h o h r f tSUT;G«fi1W ILM A JJ AND Sill. D U t t 16 N not ob p utrrv.‘ X MUAN NQW L CANT D a n s ' ' 70NM3MT-1 ‘Y* Go t t a J YDuOt j u s r > tiU to fHfi k i n ’s Ar a \M H O THAT*4* o o iv w c club J^,— AKCVCuMI TO •^awr-r--.T---- \ I ca r o « r o r ^ k TAKNU MS y l x Gur ■ f S A I plane to worthtp n iptirt Church. An ex Itatlen await* you. . Jonei. pastor Mary E. Othnon, reportrt. AF BTfA' k m in iY i*r*cicio*nrs-- Ouh c w d ’a o r r -*-< rOIHI . r inC m i* vauV FUbir/ e r b o n a l m e n t io n Oerald Hamilton of N r* City Contributing E itor Hatlonai Baotlit Voice, pub• t Nashville. • Tann., la in C A uueo » y OnOANiSlNG TWitl CLU8WA* MV IDSA tJUTHAvrxa MB TKLKlO M3U — i___ — a p a w a s e n > * iowa . /.% • } x M, J ‘« » a . t s s f. w i ( \ man who, l ^ m j/m g p H B T * I f , * I ' .,4V; * / i i . rttutai bOTTKH D tt'vao Th a n I am g n o B A a iy m x ju sr* avsfiv fteraiou ----------- — i caucc - ' a *H<U N O D O u a r, to *» kiucm J aw H ut: w il m a ’— fJOlkrt-'AUUe A W‘ KKfc" A rm s MwiriNa- hci-.t �JM P N ||I|||| Illl i 1 • -X < m '■ : : V. — • f • :? - : PAGE EIGHT J *? a n . , . -j.wamesB.isrf -*r r- * ;> sdot"* Sp?.'/' car*’ , , jtnwWo-, .m gr.- *■ - FRIDAY JULY 14. 1950 THE BANTOHP HERALD. 8ANTOKD, FLORIDA Wife Of D e t r o i t S c i e n t i s t Found Slain Near H om e rerniK For Peace M iiMilmirit r r » m r»«» n « l cil which ha* made d e a r the haals of the United Nations ac­ tum with respect In Korea. The United Nations Itself has set forth the solution to the Korean problem by the rii resolutions of •lime 27. "The aggression of North Knrea against the llcpiildic of South Korea was promised by tlie United Nnfiorih Security Coun­ cil on .1line- 26 when it isaued the cense fire order. Two dsya later when it liud Income abun­ dantly floor that the North Ko­ rean* had invaded and would not cease fire, then 1lie Security Council called on nil member* of the United Nations to come to the support of .South Korea. "In r u ’c thin sounds like a tot of diplomatic douhtctslk, let me put it thl* way. The solution of the Korean crisis is n ceaso fin and a return by the North Korean forces to the .’iHili nnrn- futal flaying of a rnmrly (nation of Detioit't W r d .Sitfr sral (wilier on a f r a rd i for clue* in a deepening myriery loday. Pretty Mr*. Vivian Mlanley, 3/ rlad only in a nightgown ami a liouir coat, was found dmrliy liefore noon yesterday m .< weed patch two rnlr* (min her home. The victim, wife of a srirnlirl and mother of two children, had 11. 1 " While was asked whether the hern garrolrd with a iopr ni a rh ajn. police *aid arirl her nei I American government consider­ ed that the Korean question fl* war broken. it now stands was n proper m a t­ Police headquarter* ptu it* top ter for direct mediation or ne­ gotiation between Mnschw nr d llcuth* to work op a ca*r tin.I liad Washington, lie replied: grown more fantastic fry the hour ".Secretary Aelieson and other in niKlil-long inquiriet. offirials of this dcnnrtinent hnvn A noighhor was held for ipit's- said a thousand time* that the filming and the investigation turn- United States will have no p a rt liilntcral negotiations with •fl in pail to (6,000 which indie? of wtid Mrs. Stanley hail loaned lo Itussia which are nf vital concern to other governments. The Uni­ hint. ted Nations is the proper for­ Ill the background was a roll um for the Koresn question.” played by private detective*. At another point While wss , Homicide inspnrtntoi tiring. asked: "You emphasised that Kiiutinll identified the neighbor in a cease-fire and withdrawal by custody ns Sam It. Sam p.nin, 42, the North Koreans i* the United who he said nlx.i had iionow.d Nation* objective in Korea for (6,000 from a seco.ul woman to which the United Slate* I* fight­ finance a grocery store. ing: would it he accurate to Sarrip.Mon, wli.i was licl.t without say that tluvie are the minimum charge, denied any knowledge of aril irreducible conditions for i solution of the present Korean Mr*. Stanley’* death. In fart, he said, he wit* in ll.e company ol the other unman. Mr*. Until Kunkiti, >.l tne lime ol R a i l S lrik t* iho slaying. I’.dice «aid Mr*. Rankin MU|ipotle.l HnuipsooV stale U ’l t a t l N i i r r P r m g 9*ngr n a i l menl. Mr*. Stanley, wife of Urawf.ii.i MINI, time carry on it* .other T. Stanley, a Detroit mrlnllurglst, duties. F"i I lire' week*, lu .. menihers. was killed *t>out 11 kill I’. M. Wednesday. It wa* near noon I'rnnrj* A. O’N.ill .lr„ and l.evwhen a chance passerby in an .■I'tl K'lward", have liren in Oilriigo, trying to work nut a settle, alley came upon her body. Her husluind, on a fishing h ip no..it, prirlleidiirlv between the In Canada mill a son, Tludiii.-, I I, .Switchmen's Union nnd five west­ hardened home .ivrrnlghl and of­ ern railroad* where the switchmen fered Ills aid to police. T hen is .laired a brief strike lionr.l Chairman .loliii Tiiad one other child, a daughter Liny, Heoll. Jr., lias MnvV.I in Washing­ 7. ■ Police tiled Itr gel at the reason ton. for Mrs. HUinley'n departure from _ After an up pen I hv President her rinnhum t Avenue limne weni - Truman, the switrhmen ended the tug nnly her blue nylon nightgown strike against four roads but eonlinund It nn the Hoik Istand. Mr. and light blue coat. Aa the Inquiry was pursued, Truman seized the lloek Inland poli.'i' said, it developed also that last Sat unlay, transforming the Mrs. fttanley had hired private strikes Into government employes, detectives to shadow Hampsnn, the and fniee.l them hark to work hv ffmett, suhiequrnt lu her loan to getting n court order, A court hearing Is scheduled for him of the fh.rKUi Inspertalor Kimball said that Monday in Buffalo, NY.. nnd that Humps.in appeared petturlaid <ivi".‘ is whv the switchmen’s officer* are coming Inle to Hie negotia­ thU Hump .on » d lie long had been tions. Three ipninle rases ale involv­ nil arqliHinlatec of the Hlanley* and ihnt he hsd given Mi Stun ed la Ho e li.'gotiHliolis and till’ tall:* will run 'VoneiirreqHy," lioiir.l official" «ald. This n,.*ins three different Inn gaining re*, "ion*, side hv side, ill."lead of enn big meeting. H. K. King. D. C. ley small sum- from time to time the can so of in repayment of his loan. He nain he had paid hark about $1,000. "She kept hot timing nin," hn 4ho principle' T __3r said. But tie mblcd "I was itill|>ftucd on which UhlJj lo liii.l Hull ahr had pot privatn detective* on me." based. It Is a Evidently the last person to see naUual a n d I B L . - fo ) Mrr Stanley nlive was another drug f i <• « M * J neighbor, D. W. Davie. 63, hietliod It | / Davie, a field deputy lor the asne la an ef- H | j ' Intel nut Revenue fluiruu, said feel and every p B R y & Mrr Hlanley asked him lo watch effect must have n causa, Un tier house Wednesday night hetier Hie Chitoprartlr premise, rause *lic wa* 'going out for a Uie vertebral solduxalion whirli little while." m a l e * preseute upon nerves She had left the daughter, Lucy, and Interferes with the nor­ in Hie ti.ruse, Davie said. mal transmission of vital Mr*. Htnnlev made the request mental force is the cause of uf him nia.iit 6:30 P. M., Davie din.ease In (he body. Correct adjustment iclease* this pres­ said nnd loft with the remark 'it Is important and I won’t tie gone sure and ihetchy remove* the long." real cause. "I indeed she wa* wearing a When normal function i* short m a t nnd w hat I thought was disturbed fnt * length of an ankle length gown," ha addad dime we lieromc »'rk. In order Davie said *he left nn foot, to­ for the body to lie healthy tl ward thn alrect instead of toward m t» l he Niipidlad with linen her gniage, and that he then fsactdials; first, life force heard a motor start up. from the brain to all part* of it we* nearly 14 hour* later th e hotly through nerve* free Dial Mr*. Stanley'* body woi ”rtm' 1' n , , r fprence; «cron.I, it found. Meantime Davie had noth must h»ve llie proper nourishfled police when she failed to re­ WfntJ and third, it must hnvu turn. ,, . axygen. ( Iiiropractic in an atOfficer* found no evidence of a tempt la maintain the first, struggle in the wood patch t a n Resistance of tha lawiy *mile* from the Stanley hom*. jnUnat (lla-eose depends upon However, they said that realdents of th a t district had reported S to m T »^ ln.nu '• lho normal »o lira ring a woman scream about A CH1U0RRACT1C FUNDAMENTAL lt:30 P. M .- tha approxlmata time uf Mrs. fitanlay a daath—and then hoard a car drtva off. Mixed Reaction Korean War i r « i l l s M l r n r r u < «>»•) the memory of those speeches has vanished while those nrmorcans into the aea. II Memento's conservative competitor, II Tempo, which also supports the Christian Demo­ c ra t government, took another view: "Don't lie impatient," it said. ‘The Communist* have enjoyed all the advantage* of aggression including surprise and even us* Ing 60-ton Soviet tank*. In the end we shnll see MacArthur's army coming hack.” ^ Tne non-Communl*t nre»* In Franre, while sympathising with the Americans, has msdr till lu comment. The conservative l.e Monde saw In the brittle the ques­ tion of the prestige o f two flngs— the Amrrican and th a t of the United Nations. The Ixindon ------ ----- „ Express warned that the news from Kor­ ea might continue had for a n ­ other DO days hut predicted ev­ entual victory. "Korea is no Dunkerque,” It declared. " I f * a pitched battlu between a handful of ill-equipped American troop*, some of them hnttIo-gT"pn, ami a well-trained, niimerciaily superior a g g r e s s o r.' The whole freo world, it add­ ed, wit benefit from America's “new, grim alertncs.” Another trading London news­ paper, the liberal News Chroni­ cle, warned "This is our fight too.” Safety Councii (('•■UiarS row r««t DM| traffic accident* and fatalities. In announcing Mr. Harmon’* nomination for the position of chairman, Mr. Moughtnn *atd, "Mr. Harmon ha* been working for greater safety in Seminoto County ever since he first a r ­ rived in Sanford.” lie cited the award Station WTRIt received a* one of ihe top ten radio stations In the nation for promoting safu- Florida Crime ___ IC a s IlM rr r r n yj F olding CAMP STOVE Many fame*., outdooumen— writer*, sportsmen, editors — take a Cotemin Camp Stove nr their outings. Gives them more rime lor fua —does away with fuel-hunting, "imoke - eating!" Conks big meali, just like citygat service— fotds up, luck* assay easily. Let us demonstrate it—stop Ini w ith a Floodlight LANTERN Important pori o f ihr famoui Coleman Outdoor Kitoutdooromcn rm loof fhli i light* far camp* cm ifm ft ItMor. Sporting (foods K. First Phone !I9H j * * a r ( ta t) trnted united efforts. it. Increase tourist promotion. I t. Apwilnl committee to study organised gambling am) make re- _ .^ .e A ’ cleaner rommunfty. 12. Promote more undivided In­ terest In City and Uoiinty govern­ ment problem*. I,'l. Provide open dlsniMlon on nil coultovt'isial issues. 14. To sell Juycrei*c to Hemlimle Gounty through, net Ion, perform ­ ance and conductA report nn ihn lustallstinn din­ ner til whldi Dralley Odlisin will Iar os talk'd a* state president af the Florida Jaycers, was made hy Alvin Odhnm. Mr. Odhant said the affair* will he held a t the Hanford Armory on Saturday night. A reception nt 6:30 I', M.. will lor followed liy a buffet supper, lh« installation reremonlo*, and a dance which will sta rt at it ..'clock and last until 1:00 A. M. The president asked V. A. Wil­ liams, B.di Itiinihlcv, John Ktider, and Mack Cleveland lo investigate the matter of voting machines for Seminole County and make ■ full reimrt to the board. New members present were Joseph Ridlnn and Robert Rumbley. American People chief explanation! of declining purchases were that ( i ) T u r n ovar of existing hostsaa dropped to 1,000,000 units last yew hom 1,000,000 In 1MI. ead ■(■) Many house* were etartad too late In 1940 to bv ready for sale before I960. Plane to buy mw and existing houses this year wer* “at am n u n a w i'1 la 1990—before tha Korean outbreak—aa they were a year ago, the board ob­ served, adding that the hum woe true for auto* aad major household appUaoeM. The report aloe showed that families thinking of baylag house* this year or next expect­ ed to pay about 97.900 aa the average. War vetorau made up L S iru r'sW srK S : wnvM IPPVVWWmwmVMVV ■nl Mooal d-_ M w home fMs tact! Mrs! end ftnest for BTpxiwgi m ^^n^WetPi^ggwPw^BrWwvg^PwB thrift . . . with h i great aow 105-h.p. Valve-io-Head Eagkw* -m eet powerful eogliia in * • mttire iow-priov Atld-ar its Ugh* If Improved, more powerfal •toadard Valwda-Heed Bogioo. Only Cbenotet offers this five* foM protectloo: (1 ) Curved Windshield with Panoramic Visi­ bility (2 ) Extra-etroog Fhher Uahtoal Body (3 ) Safety Plato Oloss all around (4 ) Super-Sofa Unitlaed Knee-Actloo Kids, and (S) OwtMofv Hydroolie Bnktol Chevrolet's udusivo Style-Star Bodies hy Fisher provide extra* wide form-fitting scats-ex iragKwrous bead, leg sad elbow room-extra value in every de­ tail of styling and comfort in this longest and beartsst of all low priced cow! Only Chevrolet often /Inert nothffl driving, wkh PowcrgUde Automatic TraaiaM ulon ead 103-hjp. Valw-to-Head Engiim* . . . or finest ttmulnnl driving, *W> highly kaproved standard Raplav aad Ijr a slr o -M tib TrmoaidlaeJoa . . , *t lowest coat. Its ride . . . its toad . its reliability w ill tell you C hevrolet is F IR S T F in e s t . . '. -a> *t Lowest C ost I v * '* ■ / . . t ■ are not sta te highway*. Member* present asked Shprllf Mere to make a public display of the morr than 100 picture* he has showing accident* th a t have taken place within the County. The photo* will be displayed In a local merchants window. The 30 persons who a t t e n d s 3 the first meeting were appointed to head a hoard of director*. oleman not anti-crime, you are anti- Sul­ livan Your, purpose is to take over the Sheriff's office." He also termed Dnn Sullivan a "higntuilariod ‘g et Sullivan' hatchetman.” Sheriff Sullivan offered In evi■I. me photos un.l details of raids his men made between March I'.Mil, and July 12, l:)o0. Kefauver asked if noc of the raided places was the Itoucy Plaza Hotel on Miami Bosch, and Sullivan repled. No. Kefauver: You knew Frank Krirkson had liccn th e re ? it wa* in the newHpnpcr*. .Sullivan: If it was I didn't rend ICasllMto Vrmm l’as« n»a) ty lo know what his office had done. The Miami newspaper*, he com­ plained, ridiculed hi* office ami d.l everything possible to defeat him in hi* Inst election. Sullivan voiced disapproval of the crime commissi. h i of greater Miami nod its operating director Doncl P. Sullivan. A le tter from l)nn Sullivan offering the crime rummiaaiun's cooperation with the .Silent I' m oil ire was reu.l by Sena­ tor Kefauver. Sheriff Sullivan read his answer to Dnn Sullivan In which ho said: Pcfauvnr: AIm> Alcnhctg was at "You and your organization ore the Wnffard Hotel and at the Boulevard Hotel. This gang went from one hotel to another. Sullivan: From time to time un­ r u . t l . l n o . . . We .*? » 1 h* 'v’ Netherlands took a wait and neo W esf f’etr m ? mp*rn.r‘ i i attitude, but confidence was ex- desirables come into the communi­ ti ha* iz..il AC! l t0ir Pm' prtiancd In the eventual aucccas ty but they are not commlting » outnum inted1 Americans were ;,f American arms. crime and are not wanted else­ Said the 11runiw kk*F cltuntr■ ,ri traditionally neutral Swed- where. What enn we do about , '•ll w.aW t a *», I * . 0*Uy Altonl.U- them ? Kefauver Don't you know hIhiiH te rp re t the early tartlcnl lorse* ........................... »* a tru e Indication of the no"The Uve e ltrra Korea' may the slate's conspiracy laws? All wer of the free people* which «l»y "ymliollxo the choice of you need is their financial ircur.ls to prove their operation* h u e . will he demonstrated In coming 1,11 frco PcoI,lc* : ilay* nnd weeks.'' “To surrender everything th a t Sullivan: That could I s , if wo The Wlcslindrn Kurier saw makes life worth living and suh could find them u n i get them. American actions in Korea as a mit to the basest, most cruel tyKafnuvcr: Thu Crime Commis­ "oSn."0 Germany and "aid: ranny In world history—nr to sion of G reater Miami could give ’Their defeat would also be follow the cxaniplo now sat In you some information. he our defeat." tha distant Innd of the morning Sullvan: Tin,** people arc here Doth pres* and public in the calm by those Ill-trained, III* _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __________ equipped American hoya," Jaycec I ninth enn ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One Stop Remodeling Service You'd enjoy testiag Chevrolet teet* ness aad lexibility-iD easy mxneuw sbilby —hs wowderfal comfort, (Udiof^inoothnsss, aad aU-rouod mJvty. Aad w tufs more, you’ll leans by your own siperi—cs why mom Umsola oA----9----y u y L f l f m ifqf, wu M M M 'w ESTIMATES RIVEN ON MATERIAL OR COMPLETE J06-R H .A . TITLE I LOANS Will ttuhle you lot Repaint, reroof, build sdditioeal teem, firagt, broesowny, porch, ur repair and rtmedal your cxietlni home. HOLLER lt --mmm. «g /--sv i *1 �In Unify There In Strength— TIIE WEATHER Sttre ^ a t t f o r f t I t r r a lii To I’rolrrt th . Peace of the World; To Promote the Progress of America. To Produca Prosperity for Sanford. AN # O L U » lK X X X X I K s ln lilis h r d 1«I0H I N l) K P K N T > i:N T D A II.Y S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . N K W S P A P F .lt M O M lA X .11*1.V 17. A s s o c i n l c t l I’rr.sn L e a s e d W i r e P.1,ill No. 236 Airfield At Taejon Abandoned By U.S„; Truman Will Speak The Ones That Didn’t (Jet Away Odham Takes Presidency Of State Jaycees P attly rloudr n o d w arm Ihn'tich Tuesday, a few night and esrlv morning ehnwera on Inner K«*l t'nnsl and widelr scattered afternoon thiinilcrshnw era else, " h e re . . . I t II Awards Presented To Outstanding Me n: ; Millcdge Asks Jayecc Crime Action A titio titic c m i'tii J. Htiiley O I I m iii . hcminolc Cottnly representative, wa* inriallrd J ' pieriderjl ol the Florida Junior Mhainhcr o| Commerce at impres­ sive ceremonies at the Ssnlonl Armory Saturday night when Ed Itixwl of lampa receive the Clayton l-tost Award as the outstanding Jaycrc president in the nation, and Judge E . Stanley Milldgr of Miami nice the Jaycees to action against organized .-time in Florida. In accepting the presidency (or f y coming year. Mr. Odham sain that in looking at Communism spreading lliioiighnut the world, the situation in Korea, the work of the social planners and crime investig.ilois. the Jnvcrcs realize that their is much left to lie done and lie expressed the hope that God would give them the courage to art wisely and to do the light things “ Mi. Rond, the leliring ptrsidrnl. terriveil a special awaid from the Tampa layi.ees from Al Cahill of l.vrksonville who said that the Florida |ayicc» have enjoyed Juiing the past year the highest quali­ ty of leadership of any state in the union, and. calling attention to Rood's sucress in bringing the The Wokivu River was bouncing with large-mouth bn,.* last fighlei they h:nilivl m lb. men r ep o itn l that th r u hugest rairb lipped the seal* i national convention to Florida nest Wednesday aNeinoon and W. L. Stmidrnrniie, Clyde Fstalui'uko, J Weighed IIC, pound while their ntiinlb l t.i lot a I weight of He It.It lm»n mi pound (#Mr, said that hr had hern the and S|9lteon K inlngfri to r.l ary shown holding seven of the ten at neven pound tieit Jaytee luesidenl Florida had ever had. Jiulgr Milh'dgr. who Introduced t lie first unti-hookie hill in thr Florida Legislature, told of the revclnlinna of the Kefauver crimo Investigation Committer in Miami nod jointed out that "when one W ASHINGTON, luly 17 -T(/l’) - SeetcUty of Stale Adirsnti Illegal syndicate boasta an Income planning to make one nj ihr moil ilrlw alr (liui.itiiatP inovrs ol thr J s of $26,000,000 a year, you don't find tlml kind.of money In a law I * muMon without rorrerittng'ntthc In- official* from the lowest to 'Jfr New York L m ei and •« New Delhi soutce trjKziled liM|,.y 1 I1 J T n x ( ’n t n j i l . T m l s A t * the higher.! in offlc4." Russian Prime Minister Stalin h«s tei'lird to these suggestions hy *«) T o H e MactcWed nest,toyOn Plans For U. S. To Meet Korean Crisis " ts iiiN tiT n v . jni* i7—t r . —T h r ffoirrnutrnf mm niillmr I h r n.i 11(111*8 hnitic It m il iii .im p o w e r find prixliK l i n n i i i t i I h l*» t« cv iiiip of l o p I i Hof I r u i t r r * t o HiorvoH \ \ . S l n i r l S% i i t i u g lm i « l i d i r iiihii of ( h r N n l f o n . i l S fv t i t i l l IfrtMiiirrrN l l o .ittl, l i t . f l tr l.ih o r Ii m i I itm in i p i f « n f r r o n f r r r n r r in hi** o f f i r r nf *® \ M. i l i f Ia Ihiv t u r n w r r r o of ol ii**#«| Im t S i in in d o n m i n i l#» H im u k h . I l i i w r i r r . n i n n l M - i s nf tii*. n i n e - i n . t o I mI nh ailxisovt ro n in iilfe r Mittl lh$*i i »innr S i in • mit I m i Ii ,i n fioiic o n n to h ili f a t loll platiH h e u . i n U l o l e | | fin lalm r W le .lile i % ithonf \SIII.NfiTON. .luh 17 *I * — !Mnj. G e t u t i l I m i * It ||«t h h n , S r l r i l m * S r i t i r e «h ir f , is r r p i» r ln | to he look in i: lo r .» ►n m ill d u l l t ill n n l n in iifh lie i | s o « ; h f|lin led I ih I im is m il ir ip H lin c n n e rd lot m u re N w rrp in q r lr n f l re iriil i f t m i. nf f e l l ini; i r l n a tin, h lh tu m 'l* tod f s ilh e is I ’ro in o ilie r stm rre d him hr en le .irttrd llitif n hi « oud r a i l for per Im p . men n tiu h l io n ic in f h l o h r t 11» *fi I mimm I m I lit o i i r Iim ii I I h r r o i i n l n l i m r I n en o r d e ic d to lt d th e n r|iliilHH lo r I h r fir n l r i l l z*s •Iif irla I % is imsfeilde .(ini no 1 1 1«« !h .in *Se|il .10. Lawmakers Vole $34,500,000 Fori P o i r? t F o u r Plan Tlncc Not th Kotc,in Divisions Close In On Important City; Air Raids Continue IOK ^O . July 17 t/i’) I Lice A oilli Group I liUcs Amount Dcsip.naicr! Sm.itc I’or Back ward Areas WASHING I ON. Inlv 17 t/l’i \' tilt ihr K o i n n wat in mind, iltr '»*n.ilr Approprisihom ( mn iMtffrr It k« l$«*(| it volt iml.iv .mil ti»|i I H t n l f»»r .1 $M.»nn.ooo ••"li. (\ mi I «tiit I muiK 11.1 1% only Vd>0,00n |CM lli.m ( • It id »iitlinti/^d f*ii I’ipii t! ni I m in in ' pMH’i.mt n| l*»litn i J 'itl In n n d r td r vr|n|*«*d iiuin* I nr || ia f 10.000 000 Iru. Im uM i l , lit 111 M l I I lllll • It tM It'Inillv K n i r . v n i n f .i t i l t\ d i v i m i n , ! Ikmvi Iv vi, l e d l<v . i i t i l l r i y ( m l ?liy ■in l.vnkv, s w a r m e d r lo v c nil I t r p t l l I n d . i v , i n n i n g llic i l r n i l r t A m r i i , .viv d e i e n v e t n vl< i n i l m i t h e .vir(iciil l l i i r r m ile* n o , i l l , , | lit | | ^ n i i l l i K o ie .v n , iiv. G r n e i . i l Ma, Ailliur'> lo k y o lirailqil.vilriv , niiimiliili|iir irpnilrd e.iilv tins mniniiiK lli.il llvr Nnilli Knir.m jnv.vdrts tic ", unliiitiing In ) m V .1 Ini'll p u r e Ini gronuil g.•Ill' ll, lllll ,i< ktm w l e d g e , I lll ll llirv vine gsmitlg. I ,'lr In-Id ilivp.ili tics s riil I s c ­ ion. until l<v»l wrek llir pinvitloll.il •'.ipil vl n ( t h e h n t r . v u i r p i i l i l l r .Hid , l t r » l A t l i rr i i III i i r | , | headqU.VtlCIS |S|»(|(»S t’ll. wav still in Amen, an li.uulv lud I'li vittinly lltr Srn.ilr k'lmip vI i I im IIv drvrilrd Iiv .i Imii ,innIt i*| titled, II lo H, In in 1 1*r only iiirnl .«ppr.vtrrl neat, hnwevei. tM/.inO.OfMI .ix ul.dtr M« I in M a r A r l l u ii * c n m n itin iip ie ,1c-. in hi t i r d S rim lr |r.idn% l.t I wrrk • iilic <l.i viliialinii in win, li the l.s M f.vtr lltr lull 1iri.IHMI.D00 lltil Auirii, .uu lud I,* ipii! Knnpi, 7R l> til Itrrn ,111111(111/ 1*11 nil lex nnilliwrii nt laejnn, slid 1•••I •\** nrllnii liftril t•• |L'll,- pull w e t vi),| inilth, vn thvl liicli ••IM1,1Mili III* i t alt wliicli xvotiM iniiuei w e t II ink had become a In pi hvI(|c(I foe iliKH't "Point ii,u|li II ink. 1 *0111“ ti'clinirnl HHHiRlfHtrc i n t h K o r e a n s e c m n i HII' m vittlihly, linxvrvi i , Ihr com* v i sTi ohne N whs ^ lin g g liu g In I n in m illtr lunl |tmvlflfi| |r»,niMI.IMH> WASIIINtiTON. July 17 ftti (It.- Itnliliitn nf Inicinincric/in t h i s f l a n k “ i n t h e T a e j o n area," id*)— I'trhiilenl Trum an »dl A ff a ir . Mini $2t6<HI.000 for trrli- t h e c o m m u n i q u e i r p u r t e d E x a c t tell CimyresN nod the nation ftit *l and n ilt iu a l arfivitir tin* d i s t a n c e s f m m ttic- c i t y w e i r n o t disc lo sed \\ rrlnenibis **hat he hclicset i< •let lltr Sin it It-Mlimit l»fHe T h e airfield , th re e m iles n o rth, in,ded lo pu«h the llril insariTh !•,<(• fwit hit (*oyctT(l hy Uu* w a s a d m i t t e d l y u n d e r R e d a i t i l era hark out of South Korea. •V*of fit r«mrM propnmi, uhlcn One uflirial rinse to Ihr plan­ Mr. I’i tint mi fiist nntlinrtl n't levy five a n d t h i e a t c n e d h y m iillju litig rn rn iy f ,» d m ld iii* , ning t>nii| Mr. T rum an U r \ imlnl fdiii «»f liin iiiRugilral ml- hnwever . per led lo ash lor i. $11,1100,1)110,- dre-1, . AMlutifb v ( .f h Ukv Wil or more In new d rfrn ar ClutlrtiiHM MrKellsi fP-Tenn) e n e m y l i s d sue, c e j r d ill g e t t i n g funrlK, anil In lift teillngx on fv.f.f ir p o itrru II m * (oinmiffrc nr* only tw o tan k v a e m s s tzv t h a the aimed force* liy more than lion xx-f* l u k 'n hrrmi ** »»f Ml n i l 'l l lian k n f t h e l i i u n R i v e i 2ii<l,0nil men. I I Hillin'* -v f n tn n r n t thal tech* a n d Mist h d l i t h e .a liatl Insets 2 l.rgialatinn authorizing ,» n<> .•drill Io n a | | lin.omi iilro t o i t h e i i if i I iii'l wimiM ho| t n Hiiti roin* •Ir .M o v e d , f i e l d di i p a b 'l l , ' J i t ’M T h M in im u m mg for the sealing of Communist ('hin.i in the United Nations Seciitti. nnini ( « onnf n r 4. tiiiia teil th e Reds since had Vr 111y alM ise the prexenl legal Council an n tilep toward ending Sniiifm W h n i y nf Nrhrnaksi, 1>i <>n c lit u p m o r e n i n m r M i l e v i ­ linid id H.17,001), and alMiiit list,. Jlir • i IV ( , sill til is loll at it* I ' d the war. 000 mum fur the Navy, nnw t In* l*r|tuhlirmi floor h*Hdnt hhid d e n t l y e n t i l e t h e h e a v y R e d r n n coinproniise on this cnndltii.'i oieel <1 .1 1 I iimii I oi l.,jilaliz,iAcheson is expected in bin which in not only on Amcrn.,- i hi Id hy las. to ftliti,HH2. I're- h r whm nfic nf th r three whn , m i r a t i o n s w h i c h M a c A i t l u i i rt ■ II "NIINIinl llh C'Rr l , l " l answer to draw a xharp line lull also 11 Hmti'il Notion .1 ,J>j, > •011 l<* lieai , *>i.»| if.slut - on the tax anniahly th e ir hoii IiI Im- an vnf rd Hitiiinal flip frncrraim in l«’tweeii peace and app«>aitement, use* mriil toll 1 ,1 111>11, , I liy ill," inercas.* al'ni in the 502,001)- "I'miit. 1'inn" a|i|o npt iiitinim. lie aa those term s are applied hero (ilid I here xxa. im i|rtai|i»«| justi | II N S ayri. ml ( itV malt Air Force o ilin g . Al Hie Mtiue time, n onoi. I 1(y \ , . to the Korean aituation. .1 Authority for the llrfrime fientinn for ih r Preniilc*nlvii reMan' -"i ( Ii II o k I M, K i Miiii today The essential condition, to nny Mild, Ache on will mil rlii ., ,i Hrpartm rul to orricr r lrr lr d •liient nlmwltur hnxv th r money settlement of tho Korean and door to an international cf!"i xvoiiM fa* A l" ,lit ten 1 o inpl.ii Ills wen i r Heaerviata lo active duly, in refilled F a r E astern isauc* is to \voik out 0 jii’ t, pertna ,0 rdrarl nf aaking for volnntrera Mt'iinwhile a llninr .'Jriiafn ron'Isle i'd lo lit, I>.,., 1. 1 ao,l .0 lion complete withdrawal of ilia Com­ Dilution of Hie Korean probl'i as al prexenl, f rlH in i i tilll III it I HillTfif Inas la i • n ,01 , . 1 , It one ,,| I lie in . munist invaaion fours fimn ill tho l*nil,-,l N ation .1 once M I. I'oatponing any .••lion nnn i | H y nil l.mi'tingt 111 ml i l l n j ; h I i o i i I. I Pi ill* inn I 1 * lit ." said M i. M r South Korea, Acheson is ex|>ect- Red aggrcbion has been end' * on pinpiiaal i lor moliilizing any h.fHHI.IItm linn.fat tn i.t'lf-emplnyrrl TltlvYO, .Inly 17 I’i Matcd to write. inailr >d the 27 National tiiinrd titsi- |ter nil* Htwl l.nnil.OOO ilnnir.tir C'irtilr Nehru bent personal nies*n-" t.lkluil, "the a ‘»r^-nifiil lllgglll .. fnleicn .......... The United Btates, hc will la d T hursday to Acheson nmi i.y rI,, a Inna. (•rvaiif iimVi i tin n|i| ntfe Itmc•i'i wai netcptilile in I'.iiul' ni fnt Hir New V.ul II i ,ld make clear, la not p r e p a i d to • OMiianee «ia (« ■ • a i d fit of fhr Social SryiirVly pin- Tiihune, mill Iniiiglil In Im l |,''"n Hie Ikmk I ST. A lllillR TIN E , July 17 iirmiis nnl,'led nilt nf Kniru ill'l Inld I lir i iiv MjiinRfr *l»(tFfI iluii iA')—Sanford mill deliver III ar Tfii'% wa a Ihf fir if iirfinn of In retliltl tn Tokyo “ lllld,-I e c u t . " •'vn y r d h .(*:•( il»» t IrinliitiMW fmn letter* for pirdmlllrllnn ev ini fhr ritiiiiniMn* xxtiirh n wnrkitif? Mi - lllggin- mid I I I ,1 t" |r • out a ronipMinH'i' on nepnrnle idioue I «i11|>1<41'<1 1 »iik*inr( 1 v vA.it irl«in- inationa ntarlins July 11, ini,'Iview fnnn nil u'lvniued 1 lading In lliixarilrr lir n r ra l .Social S rn irily • xpiitixiim inra- lliK'lirnn lia <• Mint In' Imd he,'ll ••I l»v lit* ( iiv In irvirwi SunI Vivian Collina, alale director of l||c |li l • ’I'll h y tin * two lloilM'a. given ini i cmmil for )i,'i expilt-inn. asseiMiirnt toll ami make Selective Service in an an Anntinni riiidit xx.ia mmln nf Two olhei m r i e pnndenl h i l ­ •icll rliangrs at weir luoprr. niMinrrmenl made liwlav. te r the rloM'd-ilcHir «rniinnHf hilt led f i oiii Knicn SittmdrtV vveie Fmployltu' one of the eveinl IfoiiM* cnnfrreex xvrre r r p n i t r l given firneral Ma. \iM nii’ o-rLARK, Utah. July 17 t,Vi j« iy 17 Mr nqdein te,'luii«|iiei used liy pioW ASHING H»N. July 17 J/1'» to hiivr iirreptnl t h r Srtnilr »onl periiiialinn in return K iev Thick rloutlH of smoke were terms Ro r ftankin, behl aa the •’nthei ( •asiomil appi.oi ei.i amt lelymg I’irvilirni Iruinan will vrinl a mrs h i l l ' i h m irn a^c on dom eatir are Tnill Immlieit nf A onated ed the number on* h sra id today woman” in tho laying nf enm<T j largely on men otrineni of lli.i xvoikrn. ami thr pr If-cm piny rd a* rescue workers tried to reach Mr.. Vivian Sianley, today i.to,,. |.rop,-ili, uildei eonsideratlnn vagr mi llir Korean war lo ( on- in r ln d i t i b ; imlepdiflrni IniAineHr- I'iI’hti and Peter K ali-,her nf ( C v a llM it n» Pase T a » l United Press. f |y » \ men lost undgnrotiiid since between 11 siniInmv<1 wt I agr 'I n u l .th-yeai old Fain ft. itii Ian,laid v.ilor, a ,lgi'>'d to I.nlilhril flew In a j't plane y e s ie td e f in a lead pdne. Kampzon and a first degree mot oeeifir types of eonstrurtion, tlu» nvci the Korean hattlrfront tnUnlfe' hlusyera were *ej up In tier win nmi, polire ,.anl. , iM'a.imcn! consultant, linnlshe,| day. mein shaft* t o - d e a r the smoke tin advice of riiun:'i>|, she re ’lie f'oinnir on with n complete Miss Higgins, only woman rnrwhich rescue crew* said prevented fo .cd to give poli,*o 11 hlolefnepl ientifle iep,ol on Ho* value of le-pondenl oil the Koiean wai them from expinring depths of the llotnieido officer.* said iiiili’s,* slie i , <»| >«■r 11. in Kanfoid. fuuil, was uinuiig Mie fir.) re­ mine where the men might lie talked it would Is, diffirult Lo ob A, part of th*di service, Mr. A Juui,M and •<Mini- life .aviug p o r te r ' In gn there will'll tile fighthuddled. tain 11 w arrant a g u in it the Inisky WcKibliin eoiit imied, Ibey furnish s-tsistfvs- will I.........mlurted al the I mg Mailed. She mode evenvl ; ."iliifk" Grant, >ine,'of the super­ groeer who had a way with wom­ •I the t.ilj Aeiessur with necesMunicipal Swimming I'nnl on July (n forwMI,| |„ , . lt|nn> ,ry tab!,*:, and formulas to eonvisors of the rescue operation; en. SOUTH SALEM, N Y.. July 17 21 Rav Fox, |inol lifeguaid. an,s)„' «h|,< the me» age to leave unic ai.ovxing in the same manMra. Haul in. .‘Hi, at fir I pro said it might lie hours, or d a v s M V Henry A Wallace plnn* to nounred Imlay. Ml I'nx will be Kiiiea csnir from headiiuarii'r* of ccr, so that new copstruetlop vlilril tin ip p on on alibi foi the before the five miners are found. quit «* leader of the I'in g ir nive assist,',I by I oniliiy SI ling,'I ( C m lls a e l (in I’agr »l«i Thu ko$<t was held th a t the m m jieriial nf the killing. T hru do aould he valued III n inannei com- Party if it* niemheia reje, t )ii * YouMi" from 12 to Id hip eligl-1 .........- .................... p.iruhle to property inrliided in rlam niol up afte r police u i d be had found their way to sections land on Koii'n. bln lo reerive Junior life mving J POSTAL R E C E I I 1 S tie original r ie m o v h a w anpraisal. ha<l confessed of the mine where fre»h oxygen On Siitiirday Wallace ..aid llial if they pa" the F oi the f u s t tiinr in the tii.dorv With thl* material available, hr. while he held "no brief for the certifies!' .Sampson adm itted under oue <4 l«itig pumped (hi, course, while t h o s e Hi nr over will of Sanford the local Po.,t Office (Uoallaara •'»«, Tmmt IC m IImhH n» r« i« *m po at. art ions of either the U.H. or Im* nwaided enioi eertifieatev showed receipt , of more t h i n one The rescue workers ran aprnd ltil**in," lie wax on I lie hide of hjn upon . s i i r , <ful ,nni|i|rtioii »f in- q u a ttc r of a million d"lbu for only alaiut an hour ih the shafts, rounlry and the United Nation*. 't i n , tioo. the June period, announced PostTheir oxygen helmets contain only Progressive Party leader . coun­ Mi |,i« aid laith elusse-. will ma, ler Joel H Field. ntuch Buyplsr, They say that tered with a statement saying fo r­ la- limit• rl to .'III vtui|ents, on a they cstihnt rvcW‘s*e theii bun,Is The receipts for this period eign intervention rail onl.v make first rome fir.il , i ve l,a dc. in front of their farea because of were $260,916.28 as compared with the Koiean dispute more difficult the Smtik*. Those Inlere led in either $IJ.'i,ll7J 14 foi the . l i n e period and bloody, and condemning P ie. course ran writ,' lo Ray Fox, 1920 last year. This hringi the total T ost‘mine has been penetrated iddriit Trum an's orders to the Magnolia along the m asrolU tunnel, a main Avenue, or Tommy receipts for the year at. the clove WASHINGTON. M r 1 7 ^ / I'i— The llonse lodsy hUle4 • Navy lo defend Formula. Stringer, Welaka Apia., No. 18. of husinek* June 30 to $1.12,629.36. shaft, to the 7^00 foot level. Tha Wallace, who wa* the p a r ty ’s propossi lo abolish lbs ElecJotal soil lo revamp Ibe macbiMMr. Fo* aid a beginner,' clans The total receipts foi the entire toe* 1a t* nsngiifg canvas over th*> drift* (side tunnels) to block off ry by which the ualbcu has t»am*>l •«• presidrnls for 150 U jurhi,Initial candidate in HUH. in swimming will also be held al year of 1949 were $579,807.08. naid yesterday he hoped the rsnk a later date which will he anthe main passages. In this m an­ luraeH down a folia's-passed rrsolotion that would have sahaMad ner they hope to d e a r the main la Iba Males a canatknHonal amendment doing away wilb the alac- and file nf tire PtogresKivev would iiminced in The Herald. see his point of view "on, e they routes of smoke Us permit exrur* toral cnRega system and snbstitul ni ona based on proporiionala dl* have the facta." T ill AI. IlKGINH sions into the drifts. High yesterday 03 If they don't, he aald, he would vision of Iba popnlar void. ilROOKSVILI.E. July 17 i,Vi Air is being pumped into the L o w this morning 72 step out. —The iiial of Willie Timmons. Maseotte tunnel In an a tte m p t t« Rain yrsleidav .00 "You can’t lead people who N egni charged with killing Ileblow the smoke through a U. WASHINGTON. July 17 (/!'; The Hi.tnrir Wectoral College Total July rainfall 3.76 don't agree with you." he said. |>lity Sheriff Rill Lniigslon during (ppMrtd all but certain today of (univing Ih* latest of many attempts "In due course we will find out a iimnnsliine raid, opened today. Inly normal rnlnfall 7 6.1 In­ whete the rank and file stand." Oil th r nght "f May 12 Langsany tunnel. This route extends to junk it since ilt stormy inception orally 150 years ago. ches. Long criticized as out of d*ir in the- system of clrclmg presl* Although he lined up Satur- 'ton was left at a juke Joint opera­ rtween three a n d (pur miles. It ll'« a ll* sH Sib r u > Twal ted hy Andrew' Timmons while dents and vice presidents, its abolition is proposed in a Senate-ap­ S heriff Sim Lnwinan went tn get proved constitutional amendment up for • WM In the House. CIGARETTE TAX In its place is proposed a system of dividing the eleclotal votes Hanford has received $6,0841)0 a r.earrh w airant tn c a rry nut the JACKSONVILLE. July 17—bTl from the cigarette tax fund for raid of the sta te s among tha xat.di- * 68 82 Atlanta When tlm Miri iff returned he the May period, Lewis M. Scholl, date* In direct proportion to Un­ of th e House. 70 lluffaln 65 found Langklon dead in hack of Booth. M - jm r - e M retired chief popular vote each m an win*. Republicans and many northern director of the S tale Rcvatagj the plsre slud twice. 86 55 Denver In advico of today’* Hou*,.' Democrats llnml up aga in st th a Departm ent announced today. of the Salvation Army, remained Fretno 64 99 Tho May tax collection amount­ near death in a eoata ever tha action, laadar* freely prodlclcl , lisnga because they feared it 90 . «'•» Oklahoma City KIXV A NTS MEETING ed to 11.207,079. 04. Of thia weekend |s t ^ h « r bean here. it would fail to win th a tsriiUM break up traditional 75 48 Ralph A. Smith, president of th r Seattle amount $230,369.22 will go to tbirds vote nacesaary to approve i r ong holds among tha 76 87 Ute State Tuberculosis Board. Kiwxnis Club, announced today Jacksonville an a mst l d u n t to U u conititu- Tha G O P also resisted T8 86 T ha rem ainder will be distrlbut- th a t the Hoard of Directors will Miami A U ground* t h a t southern 78 . 03 meet tonight at 7:30 P.M. a t hi* Tampa jr hold 80 93 Weal Palm Usurer It home, Broward Sheriff Acheson Prepares Delicate Reply , IMcKibbin Says To Indian Premiers Peace Note Cleniinshaw Plan Told To Explain ft -Helps A s s e s s o r By Gov. Warren; He declared that American hoys a re now lining killed In Korea (lying to jircr.erve the American yvnv of life “ while we at home ail armrnil complacently and allow northern racketeers with Interna­ tional clime syndicate* rome Into out state, hride and corrupt our pffirinls with their unlawful proour state, bribe and rot runt our felly elected piihtlr official* tho frixigns of tug racketeer*." ! "While these Imys over»eas, are dying for n principle," he con­ tinued, “ we allow the Erickson* and the Costello* *nd the crook* and the gambler* to run our goveminent. TU* •" not a problem which concerns Miami alona, or first the lower East Coast, but the entre state of Florida. The effect* of »uch corruption in office can not be confined to the place where At orlgnntes but are hound to Qirrad to Gainesville, Ocala, Banford and throughout the entire •tate". * He paid high tribute to Brelley Odham and Henry Camp of Ocala |p r eiposlng bribery In the I * f l afitu re and *aid t h a t this had done ■sore to overcome cynlrtaw in Florida than nnythlng th a t had ever happened In Uds jU te ,■ he urged the Jaycea* to take It i h m i i i i h *»■ e o s £ leman Is Hurt In Auto A c c e n t iifl.H. Coleman, manager of the Florida Power and Light Cm, narHrwly escaped death Saturday night when the car in which he wa* riding swerved off Ropte 17 jrj»t west of Sanford. Jumped the aga wall, and plunged into Lake ® ¥ h e polire refused to estimate damage to Mr. Coleman* ear but described it as "Intenslva". Mr. Qoleman was painfully but not sarlously Injured. HOLLER HON dNEW YORK, N. -(Special)—- Boy .Official 'Warn Fmrnet* In Rolitn Company Making $754,000.00 MIAMI. Juy 17 </!*> HoM- ila official* swung into action to­ il* y following Senate etime piohc. revelations that organized crime wa* in full bloom in this larnuhrd "Gold Coast." An investigation of igarnhlmit was under way al Miami., (hit .1 grand jury rrfuied to aitrjit thr services of two dc|iulic> aMignrd •n asiist it by Nhrriff Jnjnes A. Sullivan, whore pcrwmal fortune rose from $2,500 to 170,000 nr more during three year* aa sheriff. Sheriff Walter R . Clark ol Bro­ ward county was ordered hy Gov­ ernor Warren to appear at ^Talla­ hassee day lo esplain hi* .idniulion that hc was a partner in a company which evidence- showed gathered $754,335 in a holita number* lottery in 1045-1947 and r. I P s i l l a w * Ow l . l . Twal Telephnae!fcablf"li)’ ‘ Being Laid ?ln Lake ■■■ • 1 The Houthrrn llcll Telenhonr Company announerd today that the cable laying project under Lake Monroe la half finished. Tlnf cable ia designed to give better service to Plantation Estates ami Enterprise. Over nine thousand feet of sub­ marine cable has already been laid out, while approximately (0,000 fact remains to be laid. ,1 The cable, which Is armnre*!,will withstand the corrosive ele­ ments found a t the hot tom of th r laka. There a r e 202 wire* within the two-inch thick strand. •» j ; The barge from which the ralile Is being laid wa* brought down tha 8t. John* Rivar from Jacksonvflm' i-’« f)VED iSSSJtS, Prvsldent Trum an's nomirintlun of W A S H IN G T O N . J u ly 17—U P t - William H. Hastie, a Negro, to Ik* A Judge of tho Third Circuit Court of Appeals wa* approved today hy Um Senate Judieiary Committee. Tha Circuit Court twnch is the highest Judicial post (o which a to ever has born nominated in la tr y . Tho third Clrruil inPennsylvania. New Jrn .ry , Dataware and tha Virgin Islands. O IANS GRA TEFU L 1NE, Belgium. July 17 (A*)- Belgian crowd* paid t r i ­ hula, yesterday to America's war 4 ( M aa a monument was unveilH • to p a Bastogna hill in memory o f th* heroic Of sU nd in the E a ttla of tho Bulga. Thousands pf iAmoric»n« and a-u --------the monupicnt enduring ......iWi“ 1W Cl.iims Woman Reporter Ordered To Leave Korean War Front i m i Utah Mine Rescue Detroit Pair Held Hindered By Thick On Su s p i c i o n In Clouds Of Smoke S t a n l e y Slaying m;fhprr. </n Wallace Endangers Lifesaving Courses Control Of P a r t y To Be Held At Pool By Stand On Korea Northern D e m o c r a t s Join GOP T o Throttle Electoral R e f o r m Sanford Weather C " T tesaaf' 5 t a i - a r , ihi TIIK WKATHKIt jn vcsJ i 23 " •. .. * • >«& - "A,Vr..-, 'm & B 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8f6d5a64311346318e8081c1ca6ddfc0.pdf 11c2d788df8481fbaa962420d9f5df2a PDF Text Text THE HAWFOnn TTERAM). HANFORD FLORIDA D ra ft Plans Scarce Goods (UM rtsHS r n > P a n flM| •an w ar geta a lot worao. OllSien hop# not. Gasoline demand k f motorlsta t i a t an all-time high, and civilian demand for a g t t oil products U on tho upgrade, and production creeping hack toward its postwar peak. Paper m anufacturers aro talk­ ing of returning voluntarily to th eir w artim e allocations system by fall becauss of the steadily Increasing demand fo r some mar­ iettas of paper products, which la alraady in excess of the in­ d ustry's production capacity. W hat m ilitary dsmands may do to this schema they can only guess. The shipping and aviation in­ dustries already have been call­ ed Upon by the government to help g e t men end supplies In K o n a . Cargo planes have iwen taken off the Atlantic routes to t m y w ar m aterials across the Pacific. The m ilitary aea tran s­ portation service has chartered 16 surface ships for m ilitary du­ ty , to transport both men and cargo. The service sty e there is ready producing e capsclty to m eet civilian demands, and most find room for the expected mili­ ta n t order*. Washington ohssrvers believe the President will soon ask Con­ gress for mandatory power to allocate Iron and steel and other m etals, but only on a standby basis—Just in case. The governmeht 'planners seem Inclined to View an y ' voluntary schemes as MtsMrkabla. Thay any steel comparlies Just run into trouble with n eh r customers when they try (<.'**< IB ar* n ■ ■ r a c e Oh I ‘goods produced” in inter-state commerce. Secondly, the Court said that the defendant established the fact th at it was engaged in retail business of which 76 per cent of the annual transactions were car­ ried on within the limits of the state uf Florida, The Court ruled th at the Celery Printing Company by adhering to such a procedure did not come under the jurisdic­ tion of the federal wage war. The defendent was represented in court by Housholder Associate*, Big Cities (('orHniipH Krom ham, Ala. M»8,747 Tex . 277,640; Ak 181); Providence, l£. I . 264,027; Omuhu 247.307; Miami, Fla., 247,262; Long lleucli, Calif., 243,921 • Dayton, ()., 243,108 Oklahoma City 242,46(1 Richmond, Va., Syracuse, N. V.. 220,22U.8U7 ~ (167; “W orrester, Mu**., 201,876. The 100,000-up clns*: Jackson* villi-. Flu 108.880; Norfolk, V<t., I82,:i77; Salt Lake City 1HI 002; Titlmi 180,686; I 176,(164; Hartford, L\ ('2.1; Grand Rapid* 176, ville. Twin., 173,36(1; town. O., 167,643; New 164,2116; Springfield, Mu* 601; Flint. Mich., 162,1(1 Flu. Power & Liffht not complying with the wage and Hour lutw, hut hud his own sys­ tem which was proving satisfac­ tory in carrying out hi* business transaction*. Mr. Housholder contended, huwIhut his client not — havo ever, I. m. . .... ...— did — — to comply with the wage law be­ cause he was not engaged in in­ terstate commerce as defined by the law. Mr. Housholder also said th at the printing company, fell within llie exempted class in that it wan a retail or service estab­ lishment. Many witnesses were summons­ ed in behalf of the government from various urgunlxatlons and businesses in Seminole County, who are doing an Intelstate busi­ ness, and who had purchased printed materials and supplies from the Celery City Printing Company. Zeb Ratliff, tho president of the Celery City Printing Company, ment shouhl l»f granted an In­ unction aguinsl defendant requlrrig him to romply with the wage and liour law relative to the hours of work, anil the method of pay of hla employees, ami thut bn was engaged In interstate commerce in th at some of (he printed materials which lie sold to various customer* were used by them In the produc­ tion of various products which were shipped liy them in interstate commerce. The government lawyer* inform­ ed Judge Bnrkrl that they wilt appeal the case. Independent Banin ever." Coleman said. (Caallased Wtmw page One) "New residences accounted for most of tho new electric connec­ tions made. This coincides with figure* on Florida residential construction contracts lot, total­ ing 1146.033,000 for tho first five months uf 1060, a big gain over the 187,644,000 for tho samo period of last year. "To meet thu anticipated In­ crease In demand for electric service, we spent more than 118,000,000 during 1040 for new _ ..,r _— .................. plants, lines ami other Improve- o i l construction as part of our % to form very soon an iiuu[ mints. During this year wVll $108,000,000 postwar expansion stbel Industry advisory cum- spend an additional $18,000,18)0 program.” Mr. Coleman declared, I D s a r liw s rra a * ra s a number of each ..tato'j 1-A regis­ trants. Stale headquarter* does the same among local (wards |t will take about three weeks to induct the first draftees, about 60 days for the full 20,000 to reach camp. Prospective draftees get phy­ sical examinations. If they are fit, notices of ’acceptance" are mailed. Recipients cannot lie drafted until 21 days after these notices are re­ ceived. Then they're off to the Army. The Navy and Air Force are re­ ported to be still relying on volun­ teers to meet their manpower needs. O a ll a spokesman said the number go­ ing over "will not be larc' nor happen soon." The spokesman also said that if the first call for 20,000 draftees has the in d ite d result uf bringing in large numbers of volunteers a second d raft call may not be need­ ed to bring the army up to its present ceiling o f 630,000. How­ ever, he did not discount the pos­ sibility l Isa l Hie ceiling m ight be raised. WEDNESDAY JULY. 12 1950 McCarthy Charges ( o s a tta n i n ■■ r a n o m ) furnished Mr. Ford, a t Ida re­ quest, a record of all loyalty material furnished the State Department in the 81 cesea re­ ferred to. z x x." In charging th at State Depart­ ment personnel fitea were delib­ erately stripped of derogatory data four years ago, McCarthy C Of C M eeting sail), intluclees will he sent to the center nearest their home. They will get the same training a* en­ listees and volunteers and will hu given the same opportunities for advancement. On completion or training, eath ilx ia flu s i m ill receive ■•luinliiu a ii week's m riiilr *u fur­ T ill’ . ilruftee will lough before liin assignment to a post in the United States. Tin- Marine Corp* also announc­ ed Its program. It cal letI for new recruit* to of sergeant may vounteer f <r n year of active duly. To encourage this, some physical requirements have Iwen relaxed. Draft hoard* throughout the na­ tion wore instructed yesterday to fill their quotas for a 20,000 man draft "as soon as possible and nut Inter than Sept. 30." Thu orders went to 64 statu* and territories. The quota* are relatively small and you may not Ire culled. But suppose your loeui hoard has u quota of two men; you're between 19 and 20 years old anti classified l-A because of lack of dependents, physical condition and such. Yuu’ll get the first call If yuu ure the man nearest 26 on the board's list. Your companion on the trip to thu induction center will lie the man next oldest. count For Kven a single day counts. nstance. a man horn on July 16 goes before n man hirn on Julv 16 the same year. Officials haven't decided yet what to do in c o m of State, was undersecretary then. McCarthy hsu called re­ peatedly fur Ariipson'a resigna­ tion. McCarthy wrote Mr. Truman: "It is understandable th a t a President can be betrayed by ids political friends. Minnesota has 01 lakes named Mud Lake. Legal Notice I S a rw r X a. IS IS T The present strength o f the army is 593,000. I here w ill he no numbers thaw ­ ICMflaaer S i n t Page o>*| ing lor the d ra ft. I lie birth dale is in the v a iio u i county precincts, but the big factor in determining which County C om m iitioner H . B. Pope men w ill be called to duty. volunteered the inform ation that a Selective Service said It will prelim inary check around M a rk­ have the first draftees processed and on their way to induction ham indicated the entire area had committee come before the Com­ mission July 19 at which time the been overlooked. Manager Ktlward Higgins point­ ed out that the local Re-employ­ ment Office has figure* showing that over three thousand Negroes from the .Sanford area have gone north to work in the field* of Nortli Carolina anti New York, and said that effort* are being made to conluct these men and have them counted In the Hanford census. V ic e President H. Janie* Cut presided over tho meeting lit the absence of President W. A. Patrick who I* out of the city. Totl Swaltn reported un the work uf the pub­ licity committee and said that a new brochure in five cotora is ex­ pected to go to pre»» this week. He ulso reported th at during the spring month* more than 270 ori­ ginal photographs and 148 re­ prints were used in advertising the Clnnli' spring trailing activities here and mentioned the emigre*sorinl basebull team, the Farm Bureau year honk, the Klk* Play­ ground, Florida Fashions' ladles Question th a t those records play a key p art In his c h a r t s of Communism in the government. James F. Byrnes, who yester­ day won the Democratic nomin­ ation for governor of South Carolina, was Secretary of State at the time of the alleged files incident. Dean Acheson, now Secretary Lee Named K n ,r„ HI RKH O RT O P CO NDITION O P T H K M S M I N n A T I.A N T IC NAT IO N A L H ANK OP HANPOHD IN T D K ST ATM O P F L O R ID A . A T T D K CLOAK O P HIIAINKNA ON JI'X K 3a, 1*00 I‘ i n i .i< m : i> i n r k s i m i x s k t o c a l l m a d k iiv COM FTROI.I.KH O P TII9C C l HIIKXCV. UXIIK R SRCTIQN ASII, I'. R. IIP.VISP.I) ATATI'TE ASSISTS bxl*ncr* h UIi uilirr banks, Including reserve balance, Canh, and cash Item* In pror*** of collection I oiled Blnlea Oovvrninent obllaatlona, direct and cuaranteed . . . . . . . . . . ............ .. O b lig a tio n * Of H la lr * a n d p o lit ic a l e u b d lv jn lu n * Other liondn, imle*. ami delirntora* . . Corporate atnrke tIncluding I*.ISO on stock of Federal fte»er»> hank) ____ - ..... .......... ,. . . , Mud d lf t m iin t f i ( In H u r iln ir n o n e o v e r d r a f t * ) Ita n k pr.-m lh*** u u h h I H l . l l l 67. fu r n itu r e , a n d f l x t u r r n f 16,346 91 (H a n k iim in lM fi* o w n e d ur** i t i t ) | » r t to ncina llw na n o t a v p u m rd b y b a n k ) O t h r r m8 8 # | n ................. ... board will meet a t 2:00 P.M.. for t o t a i , ashkth preparation of a tentative budget. There was some discussion on lic m n m l <l<-|ioa|is n f In d iv id u a ls , p s r ln . r s h l p * , a n d r o r p 'ir a llo n s ... ............• .................. the obsolete by-laws of the Demo­ or Individual*, partnerships, and cratic Committee. Roy Howell, of Timer u rdeposit* p o r a t ln n * ____ Lake Mary, John Fox, of Paula, IX 'p n s lis u f U n h e it H lu le * iln v e r n m e n l and Mayor Carraway and V.A. lle p u M lt* n f M illie * Mild p u ll f l r u ) e i l l i d l v l . l o n * i. ■ • r ilfir d a n d r a » h l* r '» r h e r k * . »te Williams, of Sanford, were ap- f r l b eTr OdTeApLo s it* H K H iH IT H | S ,m .T O th e r 11*1,m ile * TO TAL 1.1 A I I I I . I T I KM L 'lip lla l S to r k I'n n n iin r i s t u r k . In t n l p a r H u rt.In n ................. .. U n d iv id e d p r o f i t * r ,e * r r v * * TOTAt. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Tentative appointments were made for committee men and wom­ en in several precincts where no registration was filed. The Committee discussed more frequent meetings during which time members could become more familiar with each other and varloua portion* of the county. Chairman Lea appointed as a committee In charge of these meetings: C.A. Wales, Mrs. J.N. Coates. Mrs, Roy Till!*, Roy How­ ell, Mra, John Fox, W.L. Seig. Mrs. Ralph Good speed and Mr*. Howell. Aa a final action, the Committee suggested holding a meeting befor* the general election In Octo her. No date was set. Guests at the meeting wen State Committeeman Voile A Williams and State Committee' woman Mrs, Mayma Hodgkins. u l h r r p o rp o s * * ....... l.tU l.S S t 41 H la l* u f F lo r id a , r u t i n l y o f H rm lo o ls , s s j 1, It. F . M a n n , r u s li l o r o f lb # a b o v e -n a m e d h a n k , du s o le m n ly . w e a r th a t tb s a b o v e s la ie m s n t I* tr u e l« th e best o f m v k n o w le d g e a n d b e lie f H . F . M A N N . C a e h le r C o r r e r l— A t ls s li J. L . I N t l L K T I I . It. P O P K I . I. F f lA Z I E I t D ir e c to r s H w o rn to and a u b a rrlh e d b e fo re m e t h is t l t l i d a y o f J u ly , 1SS0 R U T H U. b C O T T . N o ta r y P u b lic M y c o m m is s io n e x p ir e * M a rc h ( , l l t l . IH RA Ll H K IM IH TO F A IIO LDINU COM PANY A FST LIA TK O P A N A T IO N A L HANK p r i l l . ia in ;i» in a c c o k d a n u r w i t h SUCTION A ll I, I). N. RF.VINKD ST A T U T E S IIK P n itT AN O F JU N K SO. IBM , U P A TLANTIC T i l |:S T CO M PANY, JA C K BO N V ILL R . P L O R ID A , W H IC H IS A P P IL IA T K II W IT H T H U SAN KOKH A T L A N T IC NATIO NAL B A N K . S A N F O R D P l.O H ID A C h a rter N «. I3MT P H r r s t R saerve d is t r ic t No. • K lm l o f h u a ln e sa t H a n k s lo c k h o ld in g c o m p a n y , h o ld in g c o n t r o l l i n g In te re s t In t h is a n d o i l i e r a f f llln t e e , tu b ro a d e n e r n p * o f b a n k in g b u s ln r s * In M n rld a . M a n n e r In w h ic h a b o v e -n a m e d o r g a n is a tio n Is a r f l ll a l e d w i t h u a llo n a l daily confirmed immediately. One source, who U fam iliar with tex m atters, told • reporter the i C a t i l M t s P ro m Pa a * O w t agreement was reached after con­ plemcnl the export of U.B. know* ferences of leading Congressional how to those nation*. > Democrats, with representatives Assailed as "folly” and "a tran" by Republicans during debate, the bill survived its initial test when the House defeated 184 In 460 a motion, by Rep. Wolcott (R-Mich) to send It hack to committee, Administration loaders were re­ ported to have divided to put osida the $1,010,000,000 excise tax ­ slashing hill, pending develop­ ments from the Korean war. Th« report could not he n ff|. consideration. Senate Bills SM A RTLY STY LED for Summer Wear Yourhoute li k e a When you get in a parked car...even wiih the wlndowi open, the heat hake* down from the roof end radiates la from the aides...you feel hot. • There'* a modem "comfort cooling" solution for every home and budget problem •'..and pottwar mgM’produc* tioa price* arc lurprifingly tow. If you haven't checked up lately -* P’'f c c d W r 5 7 n r m i car...even slier L ■ J U fllil the iuo goes down, s a d w fekeke windows open, stored up hedi la ifce auk end walk keeps As kouae hot... Uks a g*iiM hot water bottle. UUU <" :S l That description—im artly styled lor summer wear —flU accuraUly the Curiae Summer BuiU on display In our store. Curiae Suite are distinct in the modern manner, expertly tailored from a choice selection of the season's newest and moot attractive light-weight fabrics. These materials, as millions of Curies customers know from exparlance, are practical and oomfi a t all timea. They are cool because of the o| yet have the body to tailor well lasting wear. Come In and eee these Curies S complete range of styles, mot every suit In the line, is priced seen them, we know you will tng number of weH-groacned men who always 9 cool, freak sir is draws ia S ll TOW M A U I P M A V U I " C O M M I T C O O U N f " S IM M Y ^ t r t e i cer e ffk e ! • nkrwiea f S i o l u *It• i • " �I’ • H; la Unity Them h Strength— TH E W EATHER To Protect tha Pooco of the Worldj To Promote the Protrna of America. To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. H a n f o r d W : t t t a r ir a r to partly -loml* and worm l In ouch Friday, Ibum lrr-howris at a lew widely scattered places mostly In afternoons. Light to moderate roulhej-1 and south mllldx. t i x Ai t ihl ni.uiA.ihi an >hirtt ■h A *< ai i u tin ii i i i . iu AN INDKPKNDKNT DAILY NKWMPAl'cUt to VOLUME XXXX1 Established 1908 Controls On Economy Seen #As Possibility Lodge Demands Probe Of Korean Fiasco And Lays Blame On Defense Secretary WASHINGTON, J u l, 13— —President Truman today ed Congreaa for 189,000,000 £ to launch a “campaign of truth" agalnat Communlam Ihroughout the world. 2 W ASHINGTO N,, July 13— — Senator M aybank (D - S. C.) la id today i f the w oild tituation it “ as back a i it*a being painted,* the government may be loiced toon to tla p drastic controls on die civilia n economy. 4 M aybank is chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, which w ould have the job o f studying al least part o f any cuntrol legis­ lation which President Truman might ask. Some well-placed officials tiavr reported growing pressure on the A dm inistration to seek at least lim ited controls on industry to help arm he country fo r the fighting V in Korea. M aybank emphasised that lie bad no bints fio m the W hile House that any request fo r coni to ll is imminent. " I know as everybody else does that the National Security Re­ sources board is w orking on a mast­ er p la n ," Maybank said, "but I don't know any o f the details or # whether there is any intention of trying to put it into effect at this time. " I do know that we are facing a pretty grim situation and it may force us Ur take 'some pretty dras­ tic steps at home.” Peace Petition Is Called Chicanery WASHINGTON. July l3 --i,n —T b r House Un-American Act ivj lies Gum milt tv today blasted as "Communist chican­ ery'’ h current “peace petition" ealimnted to have been signed by 1,000,000 Americans. The committee referred to a “Com­ munist worldwide pence of­ fensive" niul said Communists now ure conducting n nation­ wide campaign for idgriatiire*. it! iTit’fl itiff „ tm itre e t t*oriicrfi, in littiHffl, dhotis nnd churelies. A romiiHtjcu f*tntrment wurntti that tin- IM will •**i*rvt* n- n inouna of IdurktmiHitilT fur y**iira In eon if* thone who huvo iniuxently lt*nt their 11aiHlo ‘|ifnr«* pftitiuiis/M • Senator Henry Cabot Lodge (HMexs) said be feels thn Korean e ttu a tjri. w arw n ie..^A iAUMulisr* ' 2 probe", Involving Secretary of Go­ to wense Johnson. Lodge, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations committee ami veteran of World W ar II, mode Ida statem ent In replying to Ed* ward Simmons, assistant editorial w riter of the New Bedford Standa rd-Times in Massachusetts, Simons said that “aa a citizen" he wired Lodge the following: “Complete lack of first class equipment for (it's In Korea m demonstrates Johnson’s Incompc“ tance and continuing liability ns defenae head. Particularly refer you to braggadocio about advanc­ ed weapons and preparedness over the past year. Earnestly urge you demand Immediate probe his fitnesa for office,” Lodge's answer: ‘‘H eartily agree th a t the situation In Korea calls fo r an Immediate probe which I understand la being undertaken (Casts■■•a o a Papa F a r ) A ir F o r c e B-50 Crashes On P e a k With C r e w Of 11 At Lenst Three Sur­ vivors Seen By Pi­ lot Of Search Plane T U S C O N . A ii/.. luly n -</!>>— A Itutfi- plane, pieium alily an A ir Force 11-511, crashed and burned in a snutlirin A ri/o na tnouiuain peak ra lly today, and sm ith ing aircraft limbed Hirer survivors. Davis-Muntlian Air Force base ben- announced in imd-morning ll did nul talr definitely that ll that one ul its B-50* was overdue, was lire cradled plane. Il-50s normally carry a crew of II. The plane fell in Hie midnight darkness onto Hassell I’cak in Hie rugprd Galium innunlaini. They are modernized versions of Hie B29 supcrfoitrcsse*. •Scene of Hit- wreck a nr it about 40 miles miillieusl ol Tucson in some id Arizona's i (Highest coun­ ity. Cliff- rd Sinbl. pilot of the CAP **«ercli ulnrw from which the w r e n o ir -e 'S v a -'— rjTitxrtr'-nO* t h r e e of the tor,) were >t uniting on a ridge ulsnil txvo miles fruni the wreckage, lit* returned In the Air Force linse here and reported the locution of the wreckage. A rescue party unit nnihulancea le f t thu imso immediately. A rancher, homer llnyd, report­ ed he heard engines thunder over Ids ranrh house, II) mil*-.* north­ west of (Villcox at 12dill A. M. (MST). “The pinna soundi-d like it win in trouble," lie sold. llyril reported he looked out of his window and now an explosion and flames in the mountains ulwut 10 miles distant. Byrd drove to Wilcox and udvis. ed Hurry Watson, CAA represen­ tative. A stale highway patrol cur set out for the scene from Willcox niul three ollirrs left from Tucson. Put McCollum, state highway patrol ruillo dispatcher here, suid party had set, out Chiefs Of S taff Plan atonsearching on horseback W o le dawn. To View K orean Fight They had a Ifr-mlle ride ahead of them. The control lower at 1 ucson TOEYO, July 18—m —G,narala J, Lawton Collins and Hoyt Municipal Airport reported ohIC u m i I k h H s in I ’ m * T b r s s t S. Vandenberg, Army and Air Forces chiefs of staffs, plan to get an on the spot view of the Korean H alf U. S. Volunteers War, it waa learned today. The two top military planners Can’t P ass I. Q. Tests _ arrived early today and conferNEW YORK, July 13-</P>— 4P red with General MaeArtbur. Frasumbaly, they decided a The relatively high intelligence firsthand view of tha fighting, and now required of un Army recruit o f A m y and Air Fore* facilities has eliminated fit per rent of in tha war tone area necessary those who have tried to enlist In r their planning. Later Vanden- thin area since the outbreak of rg flaw to a Fifth Air Fores ad­ fighting in Korea. Officials a t Army and Air vance headquarters in Japan with headquarters |< t Gan. George E. Stratemeyer, Force recruiting nder of Far East Air here said yesterday that in the They were mat by MaJ. period from July 3 to 10 only 49 Earl E. Partridge, command- per cent of the Mil men given mental examinations w e r, able h Air Force. to make n poising score of 1*0. The average age group uf the SUGAR QUOTA WASHINGTON. July 18—W i­ applicants waa 19-20. The current mental teat was de­ l t s government apanad tha way today for larger imports of auger scribed as "difficult” by an Army heeaaae of incroaaad buying and public relations officer. He pre­ dicted It would become easier if prise rises la this aountry. The Agriculture Department In* the fighting gets tougher. araeeed the import quota for I960 ATROCITIES m j OQQ abort tons, raw value. TOKYO, July 18—(AY—T h ■ 8 raised tha marketing quota yang radio raid tonight tha tha year to 7460,000 short ^ E Korean government haa • Increase, N i t percent 10 ™ rZ i he. added to tha quota for vent ion regarding treatment of 1 percent to th | quota prisoners of war. Battlefield reports have said 18 ____ toustriee other than i.tori tha lepubllc of the Phil- captive American soldiers bound and shot to death by the In­ vading Commugiats. WANT TO FIG NT Foreign Minister Pak Hong I ALAMTOS AIK BABE. Yong, the radio eald, sent a mes­ Ju ly 18—0P>—An entire sage to United Nations Secretarynre flgUav squadron— General Trygve Lie agreeing to 100 ofttoara and ro en - comply with Lie's request to treat laat night for active prisoners humanely. ala ground up at the Col­ in formerly i Jataad. iT r e t- BAY WHERE WASHINGTON, July 1S-UF)— One taciturn Air Force officer, wasting few words, rato the for reservists to return to active duty with this wire to tha Pentagon: "Willing, dependable Bay wham am SANFORD. I'U m iD A . Senators Told Of Florida’s Big Rackets l i l t KSL.W M IA M I. July |3 — </P|— A (o im n gmtid jury {a irm a n told henatr crime in ve ilig sto is today that t h r ir war little r i f o i t In curb illegal gambling in south H onda although it tame under ih r c y rt of |iolice. W aller Morris, Dade county grand ju ry foreman from May to November, 1949, told Senator Estes Kefauver (D -Tenn) and others ul the committee there was a congre­ gation o f the crim inal element in the Miami area and south Florida. It is d iffic u lt to believe that they operated hr f e w ithout being con­ doned by local law enforcement officers, h r testified, M orris described the d iffic u lty a grand ju ry had "w hgn evidence and leads disappear actors state boundaries.*' He said tberr was little point in indicting small time bookmakers when the big fellows couldn't be readied. The name o f S h e riff jim m y Sullivan was brought into the hear­ ing by • question from Kefauvcr. “ W h»t law enforcement o ffic e r i t.o Associated P ress Leased W ire No. u :ti M ig h tie s t Vtlillupv Blasts Korean Invador. IIt Ik to d a te have I ..... .. 12 ADVANCE t i l K it I T AN HKADUUAIITKIIM IN KOREA, July 13 —IjP i- Ailv mu in.- uudet rovi r of n Ih-j i i ruin ihuw rr t mu in ini i i Ninth Kiirian in­ fantry htui led iiiiiv un* min po­ sition tonight un tin Iviiiii Itiver north hank east iinj n is i of (lie main highway bridge south u( Chirliiw on, front line report* said, 'litis is tli|. sertiir held by the Americans. TOKYO, July I ) <,|-| Kn trail tomiiniiii-t lump*, severely hammered l.y tin- Ah o m r lint still advancing, diillrd Hie weight o( H'rir soillhrlll d im In tilt- i-avt oil Ihlirvda)', awa> Imm Ho Aim-loan vector. A dirpatcli fniiis advance Ameri­ can heaclqu.ulru raid tli.il ahoul 10 A. M. Thursday (7 |». M. Wed nciday t-S'I) the liedv tl.utcd two heavy attacks with .ihmil two divi­ sions a gam-I South Km can li*rcrin the central peninsula men, I he Aim-mall m in i alung tin Kum Rivei lie-low l"hUihiwon w.tvery- quil l white Ho lit dr '.lilftcd their attack again,I Ho- .South Kq- "ru- Airmen reai lr d ipio kty. wink lilgtlmc operators when they were here, the Senator usk- ing over the new lie d all.n k zhiii ad. from dawn to tInsk ami pii.imm g “The sheriff” repllef Morris. renewed ilrik e run the non row. “Did the sheriff testify befoie Ihr South K oreuiii gave moiothe grand juryT ' “No, he went f l i h l n g s a i d Mor­ gruutid hut not m iifh , the -|Hikectitap said. ris. Clioehiwotl, given up l.y I In' Circuit Judge Stanley M(Hedge, who once told u grand Jury that Americans vestci-ilny, wa» gmini illegal gambling Interests pant cd hy H-20 Isiinherri whieli m i I28.000.01M) “Ice money” to keep rii-d six tons ouch tinlay. Uni i.ml a $100,000,000 racket alive in the uinl n liis; rniol Juiictimi In thiMiami urea, followed Morris to town were main targets. rio- spoke tinun ili'i not pini" m l the stand. th e Ulea o f till* new Ill'll iillaal Iml His testimony concerned his th e d isp atch said it un.; f a t ’.lo r appointment ot ellsora (private ons v e s u ­ ilu c‘ ‘ !& £ ^ orS i nU . ndS . J ? u rt t e n S C ” 11 iuy thn Bpiiki--li uo hod r<-ported that lt*-d rnlumii.- f tanks, infantry* and mimm-d find moved tf» rni'cM -umlli fu |"l Ghungju whit-li is III tin- wi*; I- mi bottle Mvtor northenst uf < lu« lu won. This drive from Chungiu 1* M •■Ilnur.! (II* l*»«» I'nurl OKLANDO, July 13-(A ’/ - The lid on Illegal gambling In Orlando Ninety *Soutli Korean and Orange county Is closing. Le^iHlators MiHsiiiK A close-down ultimatum was delivered yesterday when City Po­ lice Chief Frank welch and Chief KOUTII KOREA’S TKMI'dltof Detectives L.S. Rose summoned ARY CAPITAL. July 13 (/Vi suspected bollta operaturs am Ninety of the 2HI rerentlv plerti-d other persons balUved connected niemlMirs of tin* Muulh Knrenn u;twith Illegal gambling to their of­ tiutial uiinemlilv m e .......... mure 1 fices, the 8entfnel said. for. Sheriff Dave S tarr and Welch Some an* known lo have b "ii and Rosa said there was “ nothing caught In Seoul hv the swift unusual” about gambling condi­ CiimniunUt North Korean thru-1. tions in the county, but the Sen­ Vice Chuiriimn Chang Tuik Sinur tinel said It h u learned that thu told a news conference today. word waa out to bollta operators Ho said it wa.* riot known whe­ and professional card players to ther nny bad jollied the Red* vol­ untarily, taka cover. Welch and Rosa said instruc­ About 80 axoenddynien are tour­ tions have been given all city po­ ing South Korea, informing tin i lice personnel to make arrests countrymen of United .Stale* un i wherever and whenever gambling United Nations idd. Assembly hoslnevs Is handled i-v la observed, but that "no special a 10 man emergency eumnilttic, drive” hoe been ordered, Starr said he would cooperate Mimed just before the govei min nt with city officers In enforcing a fled Hen til, “no gambling edict" and would PLEVEN WINS land deputise to th e n , if needed. PARIS. July n - W n - P r m l t i He said he hee always kept his office "alerted" to moke gambling Bene Pleven won a vote of niiirmenrosta alace he took office Jan. val today for his now mlddlr-nfthe road cabinet. The vote wax T15 1 1949. "Behind the official statements to 220, with Communists and De of the officers," the Sentinel Gaullista forming the cure of tin* said, "stand these developments: opposition. Thus ends the Intent French i*o“ 1. Sea. Estes Xefauver’a crime inv«ti«atta* remmitta. Is heade.1 lltlral crisis, which liegan Junu rnrr Florida. ptortda. (T sm nffirnt fo (Two official inun-H sources 24 with tin* fall of Premier llidqnll'a guveriuiii-al. reported th a t one investigator for Georges tho Kefhuver committee came here Pleven has the support of Huiiulseveral weeks ago and checked on |ste. popular He|>uhllcans, Radical gambling. Ha remarked, the Soclafiatn and bis own small demo­ sources sold, th a t Orlando was a cratic and socialist party. “clean tow n" compared to many im. a N k b i t e ~ others la tha state. BRANFORD, Gunn.. July 13"8. A state senate committee to Investigate gambling has bean (AY—A twin-engine Navy plane crash landed here today, and a named. “8. R am o n have been wide­ dog caused the only Injury (of­ spread th a t hoUte operators are fered by the three filers involved and that there is in the accident. ■Silt wide Ena. Stanley Henderson. 22. of fight between re­ branches of Daytona S m t , Fla., ordered to bait out whan the plane encounter­ unhurt uble, ____ In re- ed angina a dog bit him on cent Nperted official- In a tree, down he ' another both legs ^ to the grou physician Orlando Gambling Closes Down For Kefauver’s V isit treated the * ' :?* A t lo c k Dealt Ky Two I>-2‘) B om ber S tim u li o u s W (SUING KIN. J„ty t l — Id*)— The Air I orc». naid toda) !( hail received a repmt tli.il a H-21Z Super furl i i-i- luii Ilet'll shut duitn liy encin) I ig In • eih near Seoul, Ihc fu*t report­ ed 11-29 lu-* to rneni) *rlmn. k ille d , l!H! Mounded nnd liii iiu inx. I b< niiiiiiuui't-meiil said "limaea sustained hv •lit* (met Iran loicrs have been yn ittv exag­ gerated in pleas n p o ii- from the front. A ir O f K o r e o n C n r n p .T in n TOKYO, July 13—<V>—Gen- ! eral Mac Art bur's hi'«ili|iinrtri>i 1 announced tonight that tm erirnn lu w s in lli<- Korean war •S U* and other */;] k; i.t Superfortress Fleet Strikes Big nj Korean Communist Railroad Center; Commies Attem pt To Flank Kum Line Witnesses Say Lit­ tle Effort Made By Sheriffs To Curb Gambling Activity American From Quiet Ml AML July 13—</P»—ClrAs Red Drive Shift: ruil Judge Stanley Mlllrdge Eastward Against tidd the Senate crime probe to­ day that the power of rarkelt-ers South Korean Army in south Florida is so great that polltirnl cuitdidslrs fear thi ii influence. The Judge said “there is a certain intimidation” in this, lie disagreed with the opinion etprrssed in official circles in the past that gambling drew tourists and » i« beneficial "Money gathered by gamblers goes out of town," the Judge testified. .11 l.\ Hv RUSSELL till IN IK1KR0. Friday, luly 14 —tzP) Nearly 50 H-2‘* Supcrfortrc:ic* pt.vlcicd n key Nmifi Kon .in mili tai) target with 500 Ion- «*f li.jtub'. ’ ’ff' } < today in llir uunbli- t -iin I- air blow ol be Korean lam p ucn I lie miwion uiaiirruiaP-d tn-v- * I RR precision boll,Inn* by two croup* M va of Superfort-, m dird here Imm Hint ll. S. \Vc*t Co.i,I ba*r*. rf; Woild War II liamcd «irw Hew : 1 (In- four engined bomber* from J T*^ two I n Fadciu bate* lliiougli tain and mi'l tin tin- large,( m i * (o wL lay ol the i.iinpaipn Tbr lai**>-t was a railroad *enter muili ol tbc 'Hlli p.ltallrl. AH of ihr planes ami llinr eag­ er, yuulbful vrici.in* n t in iic*l sab-ly willioiil mecling oppu iliim on tin- dayliylit laid. ll look rx.it Hy i-iylil day* lo it-' o N o i t l i K o ie a n C o n iin u liver Hu* new puucb irom die JO- GOV/ITTFP Hu .it Cii- m AMttlCUN zrTIIICKV •I ZfM T|t' 1 . . iria l t l S ijiiii <lews n il- n o w III date oversea* orders wen* In -1 dc10,1 luyndor ■ ll. l im io q iiiu iu j r u m i u l t r io m o in il) lllll id ll all ..I ll) I Ai Im ii'd b. (In- irlra* nl bomb bays, to Ill'll ..II .. I- lug ll" it in dial linn- lire mm. tln-ii plane* and int>»l ol Him equipment were over H.OOO nob-* ami pn-pand lor an aii blow- dial meanl a loulid trip ol moir than l/rl'O mile*. Air offlcuirt »nid rhli* pi«iv»il thn, pei'tl \vlth Vl'hlt-h MrntPl'Tf' 1 rnli ing iiivlgnmnnl'* coulil I-•* van o il (/I*) Hie armed foiccs rr.olieil row WASHINGH)N. Jul r i out tinonghinit Die .World, linn lod iy toi all unlit irv public ulatious oilier* in senility' in Mo (Imof the niierafl i-oiiiumndvi-*, Hu i mildly I ill-iwi’ig a i lamp-down on nrws ol lump and supply Lieut. Jam es T. Putt a t **i Gama 2,000 Marc* Acres In, *tiun. mnunn-utl. Wash., said il diffen-ntly: I h< Navy ...id yeitculay il had sent ll* dotnrt coiuiuaudrrs thi* Citrus A it F l a i l t c d l "Tlih « 'll make Un. l* .Kn- .t up take notice." line--point clin k h i lor their guidance; Dm inn Two Yeat s nfid| was in I’alMchV pini.- on un I. “No >Itoil Ot atteuipl will he made In i OIOml pieparalioli* a* igmin-iit n-pi e elltiliL- the , 'Un­ • fue iiinvi-iiu-iita of troop* nt .Sriuliiulr liillylk 1 H IV Y ifttll.HlM billed Allied pi* lint a I* ’- iiib-iitps winch are aelf-evidellt. and I|i)vvi'vi*r. dulii un.l sta tis tic " ecu HIMI imlit iilii.il I.uni*, h.iul Oiii* K. a fte r grunllntt mu- iitnnc ••(( ...... . tin* miiutiara of pcisnu- Miltlilfiix In.id ol IIn* | ii i h!ii«hull il:l 211,(hid pollllil ol l-'inb nel or oqul| equipment, prospi’i-liva .Ilit I liMlLliiiv', tlivl>ltHi ill IIlf Ibe ground, vve liml to turn hack _ . * f |-» i f to'* with u faulty motor. iiaiiiiv* of iluil i dcstinutiinii will ColHil V I |)« )» iitiiM III ll) Altlil III- I Tin* lemaiiider <*f I Is* I* *I boliiliel mail*- Ii perfect nvervolcr it In* ilivcInSed." lilfr. icmlczvou* and ich-ie.cd •heir ‘ "Infiirmiiliiin concerning ship " Ilu lifjUH. *aul Mi. Maibomb* III 11:02 I* -M lup-i" day movements from the West Go-isc >!iu\\ . hi im ll**IS«‘ ol W II .lull ii nr a Ini I'Mirr I'.mrl may ho made available after lliu- Hiii-uv 4*) I’fiHul ** inpnrture of I lie ships, lufur- 1.$i ina nt ilu* Alci i Mccltitnic F ils Iniiliun corn o ilin g ship nuive- M* M 111111• 11s r«*jn>il aim Safety ( ’ouiu-il Will i wed ol lluwalt will not lie bllUtM il *!H im !*'*.»•i Hi til*' *lri»*lo|i Bandit s T r y At o.i-ul Meet At I’ily ll.tll i-eleo ied.” ol | ».i Ill H" I*■1111* .Hill I il III **j J. "Plmlngraplta of loading*, $.i2,23fJBank Pity m il! lading i ami reactivation opciu- %mini {l€IA I A Tin* newly ftinm d f' niiiioti* liiiiis will In* pcrniitu-d with nor A|i|no\im.il(ly .tHKI .ititlitiuii.il County Safety Cnunril will i I DM IIMItKI.. July I » i f) niul si-i'iirity lestrlrtions of th-* Inniglit at 8:00 o’elm k ll III** A I 7 >i.il -M ho) .8till** I I- I -ni-il Navy I llml ill, tile same lenlnr- HI It tl| | Hill ink I- |jt‘l || pl.llllt ll <'it.v Hall fur I he pm i f • liuiui Dial have always been in H I ill!* lOllllly H IM r I‘MB. W^IMI ing officers, I-.. .1. Mi-ughton, Jr. with $ m p.iyiull ini*ii*'v *i i rfect.l” llirM* iirrs i i .oli imiiiiiiy llicy air auunuiiccd tmiay. .1 Ii h.iiik to*lay. The Army said it had sent siMr. Moughton said tin* ore-ml* Hit dot*hl.lll w,t. hi ill'll ii.o'i rnilnr imitnictlens to all of itn t'Xptilt tl lo iviiii* tin total jhikIik - ration Is being formed to pi a-, le incill.illii vvlio "klicw ilur ulir .iiiniuand* In thin Chuiilry. The lion of 11i.i him- I*v limoM a mlilioit ■afety in Hemlnub* Guiiniv. e.twill miiiiciIiii- * vvi- wi'iio* h. * iii .( lb-fen in Di-pnrlment suid a set Ixixn, peciatly safe y on tii hlr-hwa of unified security rules would €!Jictiiab**r uf t '♦mmiui rit M.in "Lust yrui ,** hi' hi ■I, "Hemi 1'if.t lie w.t* mulling > l-i-1. be annouriet'd today fee all nrmed K d kvu i tl llin ti ltiH m i id th«* Poln i- lih lilli I* -1 the l“'V -1 ervlem public relations offices lliHlIHmiu iff 1,lilt! ktilliiHllrtlti* lll- Gniiiily y l IV 11.4Ml • dent h ami yvttr wt' liayi had XII fill' Cliaih-* W- John on Ifiey p in ed ill Ibe United Htalert. ilitn lu r1 for null** fruit ttiu! ilit* e ig h t" Anrimnicenients of Army mi­ now ull-tiiim liiirli i»rlw fur ri* 110 r lunge ii iiliit Inin llllliicili.de Thirty ■six t i un ntti*m!i >1 ih*» Iy hill Ill'll! loUl l"l illVeiti;- ill'Hl ll -* lo lie nleited fur uuivemeiit tni:« linn taut-H thiH u|iwanl Inst nice ting of till* i Inb, and Mr. will In- made at the Army ure-i tm id , “ l.iiiul wituatioii lm» aim* Mnugliton sal*) tin* m g n n l/at i,,i» H.lllilli l I. Ii Hup. in ill.lgci -I the comeriieil and in Wuslilngiun. No nil»I Mr. II htk111*' lias HH-cived the upport *>f Inany Calvert H aul’s West II.ill...... dctcriiilioii e f units smaller then from approximately $111 to $5(1 civic vluli* in Sanford. Hruut'li. drove up and pail.-*! hi ii divUion will Iki permitted, mu- per raw- aero of ground." Mr. Higgins pniiiti-d nut that will any information lie teleav.*d li'aitiilttitril Ilu l^uiirl ELKS HEAD K uniiiiu'.i (ih rsaie l-'Hurl lonci-ining the stutus of equip­ MIAMI. July 13 ».I5 I- <Ph ment. r-trength, date of ntova\ r< ;o s i.A \ iitiitiiu it II. Kyle of Gary, Ind.. wa in­ ItKI.GRAI•! Vuipi Invln, July nicnt from |iresent location or Florida I'armiiiH: Seen stalled us grand exnlli-d ruler of 1:s l/l'i Y||| • (to li-mlei.i appeui •late of sulling lima from ports Elk.- today and tin- fraternal Heller Than Average the convinced Ilu nntinii Ini . tnt *-u nil of omhurkution. organization's 8<1th national conMo fur, tho only gt-ni-nil policy |in«sllil(i |in-inull* us mrain t i )i vi-iilliiii eudi-'l. i-liiiin * ll limy In- mart i*l lu-vt mi In guide reporters writing wur ORLANDO, J u l y 13 id') Kyle ucreeded Eiiinu-ti T \n news is a statem ent Issued hy o Ru .f*lnri- 1-1*ct(--1 lot pm -nli* ol l-Toridu cinp mud** pnoil prugreas derson of Tacoma. Wash. I be me General MacArlhur's Fur Died in -loue despite beat nml luck of proximutely 12.000 i>. i -in •*H-* conquest. Riimoi w*n* i if■- of troop inovetiienta. I oil. mam-aver loimiiund und approved hy He- rain. ciiinu hern for Hie In.- mn-.iuGmn c ret ary of Defense Johnson. nml Iroiilii-r ortie near tin *"UliTin' DHDA crop repnit ininle tin- began to scatter in all itif Dum. 'I lie stutement said MucArthur try ’s ettSlertt l"»ril<-r. T im . Hivlei oljsvrvation nu il said, too, that — many flying lo Culm nml Mex­ satellite* llungnry, Romuiilu aiql, "does not desire to invoke roil- recent rains were helping make ico for holidays before returning --olship" hut u voluntary rode to for better-than-avciage prospects home. Bulgaria—lie :U«m: that Imrder. Hut tliCHo mlil- J iminer rumor nre protect the m ilitary security- of for most field crops with i> corn operations and assure safety of record in prospect und generally as seasonal ln-ie u ■ <-urly hnrvc.-l- personnel, ing—es|«iinlly since the Mo coWgood yields of tobnei-ii, sugareane Sanford W eather "Bejairt# naming specific un­ und sweet potato*-., expivled. jeij faim lnfurm l on-te<l Tito in its, sizea, titles, plan--, of land­ t'rop prudmliun in ibe United High yesterday 92 111IH. ing, locations ami troop move­ Hlatex ix expected to be “coindder- Low thi* morning 08 ments should not be dlsclusu-l. ably le,.x l ban IP4K and Id 111 bill FllG II DA RING lluin yesterday .00 WASHINiiTGN. July 13 —hVI HulMirilinalu headquarter*, units, may exceed that in five out of Tula) July rain to dati 3 .0 5 — The Southern Railway con­ euinmittcd lower than the 81h the lu-t eight years". luly miruial rainfall 7 01 in tended tmiay It would Iw fin­ Army, 6th Air Form , 20t)i Air The report said also! cites. ancially hurtled If the Atlantic Force, and 7th Fleet, or any "Overall acreage in Florida Const Line (At-LI Railroad t» field lucatlona a re not mention­ pluuti-d in field erops is dosu to i)i*rmltt«‘«J t*> wquiro tha Imnk- ed.” THE W HATH 111K of Idlli with an Increase in This statem ent was issued to that ru n t Florida Dq«t Coast (FED) corn, pututoex. sugarcane and (('■allaae* Oa roa* ro a r! JACKSONVILLE. July railroad. ., , lowprax offsetting reduced allot­ fllduney S. Alderman, chicr Atlanta ment.* in cotlult und peanuts. K IMM HI, ILL counsel for Southern, told tha "July fir*t production prospects Boston NEW LONDON, Conn.. Julv 13 Interstate Gniumi'icp Commissi ul (ii*)— Rear Admiral lliishuud K. fur Florida field crops Is venerullv Chicago that his road bus a substantial above last year witli a record corn Fresno Interchungo of traffic with Kail Kimmcl (UBN-ltot), Is seriously crop of ll.litlO.tkltl bushels predict­ Galveston ill after suffering a heart attack. Coast, The Admiral, who waa in com­ ed. Tobacco yields ure exix'cted to St. Paul Should Atlantic win control of 20,000,000 pounds, one percent Nashville VEC, Alderman-' aald, the nrob* mand of American Naval Forces lie Pittsburgh under last year. able result would be that a lent'1 a t Pearl Harbor Dec. T. 1941, tha “ Egg production In J u n e Seattle (portion of the present Inter- day the Japanese attacked the amounted to 21,000,000 egga and Apalachicola woutd Ire dfrorted, there- Pacific Fleet, became ill last F ri­ Key West ■fvlng RouUiern of sub- day. He la at the submarine (rase brought the six-month total to Melbourne revenues which it now diipensry. (lie condition Is dc- 163,000,000 - .1,000,000 o»er the West Palm Beach same period last year,” dcHlrthJ as not critical. Mathieux ^Reports National S e c u r i t y Regulations Revealed By U. S* Armed Forces Seminole County H as 800 F a r m s 17-Year Old Boy Fads In r a y r o lr ;:;& e.f,,% Robbery Attempt ■; I ' :W<T tl . • S« 4 t �--------- TT” Tnsr»AV JULY 13. 1950 r n f r a w r n l r t i t i r i M l n « A W P o n n PI (HMHA 4 A fJ ■b m 1 1 V A• ■ M M A C> A i 1 ^ M TabMloady Trimmed to give you extra value—Priced low to xavo you money I Wo other bool SO FRESH can be SO TENDER! Sold with a written g u a r a n t e e oi "Doublo-Your-Monoy-Back" li not tender. Sirloin L Roast /;•» Lb- 79c Chuck Roast u 69c Briiikct ,i Stew lb- 39c Lb. Fresh PrioeB Good Thru Sat., July 15 Quantity Rights Reserved L ady Betty Prune J U I C E Qt. Hamburger 55c Stokely Golden Cream Grade A. Quick Froxon C O R N 214 Iasi First St 27c 300 East 3rd Street No. 303 Boston Butt Stylo CHICKEN PARTS I, 1 5 c Swill'a Promlum Rolled Stokely's Finest—Yellow Cling—Halves or Slicesl Limit 3 Please! BACKS Lb. LEGS Li. GIZZARDS ib WINGS Lb. THIGHS No 2V6 Can That Famous "O'Sage" Brand SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT FRESH LIVER CHEESE i FRESH B RAU NSCHW EIGER PICKLE & PIMENTO LOAF BOLOGNA SAUSAGE lb, PiB Feet or PI e Ears "Ta*tc O' Sea' Limit 2 Please! V q ^ u u n ^ P a c k e d C o ffee ! a-’ -y ■ .j MR R H 2 Lb,. 25c PiR FILLETS Tails Lb,. Fresh Beef Pollock Lb. 23c Lb. Red Perch Lb. 35c Tongues Sliced PiR D retv b d ,« ib. Whiiia* . HLr. 49c Liver *-X -•**- -4 Grade A. Droned. Drawn. I Quick-Frozen 35c 35c 39c f* Hens lbRoasters lb- **1 t f Wrapped In Cellophane! MARGARINE Colorod Quarters I Tax Freel Orange Pekoe! Swanson Chicken CRISCO 1-lb. Can Luxdoux Calliornld Elbertdxl TIPRARY TEA i Simplel Saving! Satisfying! 'Uncle SenY , Converted , Bwiit'e SUajnod 16-ox. t. Can I■ 30-o z j * Can Baby Meats 19c flVk-os. Jar St-en. Pkg. Nice Firm Cuban Pear*— No Hi*nd over 13c—Calif. L e ttu c e 2 Lb,. 2 $e 1 tThnmpwm Hcedtrw 'Georgia Maid" AWhole *DW t' * 1 1 1 Jqlllomta Largo Stz«( G rap es Cftlltbrritii L em ons ’W f * . * . Lb. 29c Lb. 19c bnlif L b n jrW h tt* ,- m '> • it Polalees 5 Ltn. 25c Stt-oa. Jai New t t d j , BwetU ' '• 22-os. Jar Potatoes 4 Lb,. 25c New n V d 'B lti* Potatoes 4 Lk#. 25c DatO-Nut Bceod YQUR CHOICE f r a A tP U DEVILED CRABS GRAPE JUICE LEMONADE MIX m ■ W W Y M SAND* ■A GentW f m m m Bleach*’ i M P Ir Perfect S t y c h - , f ^ # * 7 " a -~, nJ- t-* i lH > , ■- - b*0 b ! T -l-l'V l f|Y y 1 11t /1 . r ^ jf&u^ 'nr 'fll* . Ik V - •A^r ♦ . ? % \ < •> # ' f . V ____ . • ' w .« 1,4%16: * * > / , m rX A * \ \ \ —►- \ Bin 1 i! % * * ..... sown?, m m jw mifoPAu m. V-A -J? > vV V >. ltic t -* g A r �'TWTTP3PAY JU LY 13. 1950 Orlando Cnmbliiig In Korean Fighting Presents Problem I t 'f iilln t it t F tdm fn c » Ob i I from HOOP to JSO.OOO had brought on eonflicts, ‘‘5. Special ‘flying snundrons’ from the state beverage depart­ ment wen. reported cheeking on Orlando tavern operators. Some tavern keepers reported the Inves­ tigators were psrtirularlv looking for pnmhlinr taw violation?.” Slot machines disappeared from private itubs in Orange ctiUnty •tune 20. S tair, asked if he had ordfied their removal, said he had always been nppo?ed to ‘onearmed bandit?', even In private WASHINGTON. July 1 3 -t/P i— President Tinman's order to hoist (ho United Notions' flag in Kn rea pnse* (hi? trlckv oiiesMnn for fienernl Douglas MacArthur. piiptonie commander of the U, N. forces in the Far East: Which flag shall have preee dence—the Stars and Stripes of tlie United Slates, or the one When the cold winds blow,your family will greedy enjoy- the |ellies, preserve?, and canned fruits you pur up now. For ^ £ n e flavor- m rich syrups, PAGE iHlUSfc THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA club? Farm er's Auction Sale He* W»*n Changed From A tte tn o o n To FRIDAY NIGHT 8 O'clock p n lf F ro m r .ig f o * j* | serving an explosion in the elr it an estimated distance of £5 mile* from Tucson at l ’:S0 A M. .lack ponabu*', an employe at the Kl Paso Natural He? Co.’s station nrtai HentiPn I iformcd the CAA at Dougin? that he hud seen what he licllc' 1I lo he i plane explode and cr i h about 2S mile? northeast of l< nson. th at would he in tlie dir tlon d the flames reported hv P rd. PAYNESVU t.E, Minn . Job 13 —ijP i—A special train loaded with eastern 'a ationlsts hea 1■t for Canada collided with i freight train here early to hi and at least 40 were injured, five of them -eriously. 1 here were no fatalities, fir.-t reports said. Poliie if cords show (h it Or­ lando officer* have rnsde 48 a r­ rest* op charge* of po*?e?*lon or • ale of lottery tickets since April 1 with bends or fine*, from >80 to >25" e*tr«flted or paid Th» sher­ iff’s office record? show two b°liR E. I.aM asurier, editor of the ta arr*’?t* since Jan. 1. In both rn -ri bond of >800 was required Pavuesvtlle Pre*s. -aid d torn Punch boards are legal under and ambulances w t -tmm >ti6il Auction M arket Wednesday fC S ta rt* There, the U. N fla r flie* on ton and the other flags fly in alpha­ betical order. The blue and white U M. pen­ nant arrived in Tokyo ve*terdav in the custody of Generals J, Lawton Collins ami Hoyt S Vandenherg. chiefs of (he I kb Army and Air Force staffs The banner shows a p-dar man <>f th^ wnrld enrlo cd in two olive branches on 11 field of light Mon. that! left Mi tint a noli* at 1:30 A.M east on the freight train were bound for Banff. Camula It .-.u k ille d and th e ir e w carves flu n g rltd 300 m tm btrs if the Ohio along th-* right-of-way. Pennsylvania and Atlantic Sen board Hardware AmivUtion?. Li M aturi- i *«id tt.i raatbound | It »ve freight « j aUttnt'iini: to t«t.e h aiding when the ?lin n ot-ruire I Ho reported the wetthmind pn anger train iva? tr avid ling r>‘ mile? an hour when it struck shortly after .1 A.M. Only the fit t two tars of the Tiny one-celled animal? may pam-nger train « n d u e le d but tlie tm r u t s b n t l'if d g I n - - digest food throughout their en­ tile bodies. t h r o u g h o u t t ile p a r e e n g t i e n r? the editor fail. Itailrird men were bunging ntiolh- i on ;im from Minneapolis to lull the shat­ tered spe.ial train I a t, to tiiat city. The lion nlmanl it m io to visit Canada enroul- to t| i national Hardware Convention Seattl" I a Mafurier sai I t at i A* f r t oJ4*r, i t i i i i u n i strain, m a rof head" of live-to t. 1 ng nmiind r l t f t l o n . lAi't :»H> iiu t » t .U or #*pa»at> tt> Fdfirt ffiur t' lit<**trf*. ts*. U '*ntil* • "|>#ri'»nt ut«'ac« **tth rUQ.V>irn ISHeltli* l| JH*--■ !*j* i» l fslilcS tunnr t.ieu fer.f ■* -e i ihh*i | unt«Isb -ts r f| *i (tel •>* f I ' f- %*fjf day. N*sy AI fill ilvtfd sift •" i f- * knnliH tl, nl 1otii-hf *»it a fin s r k s. fin d b e tte r A N T IS L P Y 1C f (in T s e le c tio n s ! f is t l a r — H a v n r PH O N E 300 3 0 f'E . F1RHT STR EET IB 0 7 . IVIEAI^ PABLUE7I DEALER | BABY FOOD T e tl.i ? 4 5 . Larpe Varity Assorted Cold Cuts C E N T R A L F L O R ID A Q U IC K F R E E Z E A N D S T O R A G E CO. j Y O U R ; | Locker Plant 401 W . 13th S t. F R ID A Y & P h o n e 1318 SA T U R D A Y S P E C IA L S U . S . GOOD, T E N D E R , H E A V Y B E E F Round Steak | 59c M ACKEREL 4 HADDOCK .... ........ lb. 4 2 2 FLO U N D ER I W ESTER N BABY FOODS 5 l • 1 ■ 1 Lb. 4 9 0 l^ i L b . T o 8 Lb. A v f . Lb. 5 1 ^ FR O Z E N V EG ET A B L E S •*‘‘| ‘ni?>>**i 2 f o r 8 M b ro o k Farm*? S p in ach 5*v .T • «*,,*•**.•-»•**♦•*•-**•»•**»•» 2' fo r 1 H o n o r G r w i I'eiiK •**...****# 1 .* 41' 31' I S e * b ro o k F a r m s Succotafi hi , ,***<?, »*»• **»«****» 13 00* 21' 2 fo r I H o n o r F o rd book L im a s «•' ; f f e*• T-i eew iw eew••»ej*e****e****e10 Ole II 1 L ae a ) B U c k e y e P e s s ...... •e 1 S E A (.T E S T V A N IL L A .' Z t For X 4ICE CREAM 1I.R CCf 1 TOLAR RED PRO . d tJ * 1 RASPBERRIES ■-'All* F leA V O K S IC E C R E A M ... -.... 1 pU. m '* *<*•» trra'tttil ^n fsrt *f*ry rtnnth. l^on .Uk hut sir ',1 { . > ft..• bhatnl i.f* ,-s{ ftiaw n??n • v p lt 10 rr n ,. .fu lli ba ihos»a»n fa, 45c Tube 3 Haii typt's --Vour Choice...... .. LI5TERINE HUDKUT ntOFCSSJOrifll. TYPE Bacon.... . .. 1 pound pkg, TOOTH PASTE "Super.Riglit' ’ Heavy Western Beef 2 Tubes 5 9 C F re sh F ru its £ Ale & Beer ... 2 cans %l£ Snsrkle 00 LEITUCE count bead Oc ^ * .Gelatine Dessert 3 pk. 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(VIENNEN'S BASY OIL n f “ S u p e r - K Ig h t* * a t r i i a n l e r d c o ld c u t * f n r a u p p e i use U n t i l f n r s a n d w ic h e s Tni p ic n ic s . . . f u r m id ­ n ig h t AUTHORIZED handsome $10.00 For ENTIRE FAMILY #n Otlando city ordinance and he found on counteu. hut f Aitome.’ General Ervin race lu lrl tti#v were illegal mid-1 law. doein'l sell Just "any old kind" d cuts. Ouis am confined to lead patkers’ fancy brand* Wlmf? ASrP cold ruts are teally fresh, ing you of that full, vr*ty. Dealt and tangy, templing g-mdness I U fwU *otn*!itne« akvr* ,4c* n kidney funetlon« T h l* Hii y lcaiil m in r folk* to pemPhtlrt o f Jm eilnR tw.fikpchf, kh»t, o f |w p *n J a ntr*f»\ headafiSei * n 4 iltu ltv t* . CUttm* ud niyht* or i rr^m -nt P A * « a m a y m e l t tr* m m inor tT*.!4* r I r n u tlo r * «Jutf t?i c o l i il.iitij'tir*» o r J U tm y InJlfcrvit-nns. If your tfU com foru a r t due? to tlu *# rau«r». Ji'ti i %*ait, trr Do*n*a iMIlt, a m(H d iy n tlo . U*»J •urceaefully h i million* <^er year*. WhU# the*.- *>n>r*"tu* fray l u tn uthcr\%!*»• eveur. It'* huv rnmny time* I \ an'* glv* h*Dpy rel« f - . Letts the? 1$ mil«* of kidney t i l l * * an | fille r* nu*h out wa»t*. C»*t Doan'a TUU to.Uvl from a wide area Pavne-■HU Is 100 mile# northwest of M Inn-ape- ' See Us At Once For A Demonstration I’a js up to 1501/0.01 for rjr h afflicted liri «on. Only one premium SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES The Owners Of British Fords (iel That And B etter Ttiesn fa ia Ara Ecmiomlc*!—Dependable— And Available. We Received Four More Prefects (Fordors) And One !< Ton Panel Yesterday. 2 Year POLIO Policy 200 M acnolia A t *. ! T€LCIiT€N DRUG CG. �PARE six n*r « u v w m n MPftAMv Sanford Drops Twin Bill To Sens. 5-2:6-1 Slow Burn After Her 5th Triumph At Volusia Track Eleven Giant Errors Sink Local Squad; Deal And Callahan Look bavfotto. Flo rid a By FRANK FCK —WP>—Art l.arsen. who looks like the most colorful playrr In hit* time tennis since Frank Koracs, turned serious today nnd predict­ ed the United States would retain the Davis Cup this year with a 12 victory over Australia. The San I.eamlro, Calif., left­ hander made the prediction at the 42nd annual Spring Lake Tennis Tournament, wheie he’s seeond in the Hcedings, nnd first in the eves of the gallery. "If wc win tha rup this year— and it's going to he close -we should win again for the next few years, because our pin vet* will he that much more exprrienred.” he explained. Would he like to he on the cup squad? "Sure, who wouldn't.'’ he replied with a quick smile. Lur <pu baa some experience with the A ustralian.. lie lost to Frank Sedginan of Auxlrnlin at Wimble­ don nfter winning the fli t two sets. Me nl.n bus n victory ovci Ei lignum in another Hi iti h Tour­ nament. Reside;! being the h -it-looking lefty to rein h the top ten since tiie days of Johnny Deeg. Lai o>n has plenty of color. Of Danish de­ scent. lie wears his hlotid hair long and pinhabiy i.- the only biglime tournament player with n moui-tarhc. While wmming up for vextrrday’s match with J.‘ Gilbert Hall of New \o rk , ho startled Iho crowd hy swinging his racquet By Alan Maver Im p ressiv e The Ssnfotd Giant* dropped both end* o( a twin hill in the league-leading Orlando Senator* |**l night. 5-2 and 6 I. The eleven Giant error* alield proved the local* undoing in both game*. Steven*, who (tailed llic open­ er, gave up *ix hil* and all of fll* Sen* five run*. Two Sanford error* contributed In the righthinder* downfall, Hob Callahan W*» called in lo pilch fur llic five magificent display. Boh held llic remaining inning* and tinned in a invader* lo one hil Id.inking ihcm for the remaindrr of thr game. He whiffed liner and gave up one ihlriilionnl walk. Dean Currier, meniilime, held ♦he Cianl* to four Ini* for Id* ■fcvenlli virlnry of ihr campaign. .Jack Deal, who Imdn't seen ac­ tion In weeks, was Manager contest. Thr nfdr righthander Worked eight full frames giving the Sena but three hits. Two San­ ford (errors in the first Inning eouplrd willi two Senator blngles accounted fur two ruiia which later proved to Is* Ihe winning margin. Dell waa lifted fur a plnrhhit♦er In the eighth frame and Sle vena wns again called on to (ta il off tlm ninth. He walked the final man he faced then gave tip three •ueecmdvp singles. Ste­ vens struck out the next two but­ ters but allowed Porter to single to left field ending a four-run Senator uprising. Homer Rigidly held the locals to stg arnttered hits mol one run. r Luge, .Mom''' EIi-li, Alrork and |Jm k Kihoud, Of this group Kuond Edge, Aliock and Jack Riband hove each scored three vlrtmji* to dale, while Mom's Fla-h, llonnicV King nnd T'etnn have two win:* *‘ncit. Jnrk Riband, o’^jed hy E. I-. Snipe!.*, ia certain to lie strongly MUppnrted after hi* re­ cent victory over Mi*. M A . Ilaughn'a Denied, in a two dog match nice over the f>-1*>tho mil* toule. IM G C T T iH ' OFF W/r« A -____ _ U 6 n r _ ( CARL RAP , ru x/L L o : — BROORCYH R i g h t - f /e l p e r . h a g u p p e p m /g £3ATT/A/<3 AYE R A S E E V E R Y YEAR A lio COCJCP P O I T ABA/M-/M J 9 * 9 a s HAG M/TT/MOoA'CY .2 7 0 A r AtPGEAGoM B o r houmd UP. 3 2 4 tF MIG RECEHT BE AM/Mo MAgM t h u r t M/MI ME GMOULP Ma k e Lf / Itllidfl J(f«L |l|. it i x i trVU*tf CARA PROM/GEP 7MAT THE 1 MeMr r.rcH E R irno r> jc m MiM OFF W.CL o E T a B A T ACFOGG M/G K M U C K L E G P/TcMERG A R E CURRY ME POE&M r G E T A CMARCC TO THROW B A C K A T THEM - tiC G R E P U T E P T O E E TME THE GTMOMSEG T -A R A 1 E P . OUTF7ECPER A R O U M P .' Lee Anthlvil'** W ell llem rinhm rd w ill he running with the routine park fo r the firs t time this slim­ mer, hy virtue o f no eighth race win Inst Monday night. Such Momomd tminilhnniTs n< Ruhr* Min hor, Tin ey. Itnhv l-'ny uml Nnleakn Ann, go to the po t in tonight'n tenth race over tlm beach cotirxe. M.lt. OstlumlV I'm I. a rd Belle wilt lie taking the long distance test fm the first time. The prison who blanket*, the winning greyhound id ler tin* AllS tate, llnndicnp Saturday night will la* treated to a one-week's stay (two per .■on.-) in an air ciiiiilltiomd room al thr Prince*:; |**. si'iia Motel on Seabreeze Ilonlevard. Entry blank t are at the track. NEW YORK—There Is no doubt but that the comeback of Ewell Blackwell is complete. The . fact that the Cincinnati Reds hnd been cellar dweller* all spring Is no fault of Blockwell’s. The six-foot-six stringlican who hadn't l*en himself since 1947 when he won 22 go men soil just missed pitching two no-hit games, has turned in some sparkling games this- season. One of his be*t was a two hit 10-inning victory over the sur­ prising Chicago Cubs. Blacky permitted only three ball* to he hit to Iho outfield. One of then was n three-run Imnter hy Andy I’afko that lied the acor# id ■t all in the ninth. In the gnme. Blackwell fanne I 14 ami wnlkeil five. It was the first time he had hurled 10 in ­ nings in two years. It was also the first time tht* vear that Blacky won two gnme.: in succession. A fter he heat thn Cardinals on May 12 by a .1-1 acore on five lilts for his second triumph, h* lost his nest three starts, no! because of III’ pitching hut bec.iuse Ids mutes couldn't yet mnny luns. In those three set­ back* the Reds made only two runs. After Ids great season of 1017. Blackwell underwent n kidney operation mid was weak in I9IH. Then lie hurl his shoulder anti waa of little use in 1949, never once going the distance. This season, however, he it heavier than rver at 21(1 pounds. The Reds are last in team hit ting ami in driving In rtmj. If they ever stnrt hitting, Black- Slhgddeittin ** Infenerker cf l,*ke If t*vy tb Jark*on rf Tomek 1h Total* 22 Ortamjn , 2:1 Hanford 0( * E — Jnrkann, Hafen tn*k 2, nhaddcitim, p dmJn. HIM— Gnrono, lllrando. 2B — Ermn Poelkrr. DP- Kercalex to Cohen; Porter to Rrmer to Cohen, Left 4. Bahfonl 2. Hil— off Callahan 2. SO - by Callahat) 2. HO— Rleve g Innings 0 runs. WPWltinrr- - Currier. f,psr y — Burk and I* ltr. T Orlando Miranda ■» Porter rf Barflies If (throne cf all 4 4.. K 4 Xersstea 2), It Brm sr ;ih Cohen lb jliiliy c 4 3 * LnEord 'oeiker 2b ihaddirtori ox [kfenecker rf «vy lb •ckson rf • , 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 . n o o o o no 1 # S 7 ( « [Iced for Deal In 8th. i ', ' ' 5iXi 000 004—B ‘ „ * j 000 000 100—1 mek, Hailay, Chaddarton T, HafenwUer. RBI— Ihen. ro lle r. 211— JaekMiraiule. Porter,-JBtoeTedoaeo. DP— KPrtrste* Miranda to Kereatea to ft—Orlando 0. Hanfonl 0* Hljrhhy 2. D cal'A BU- PACK HR'H LOME lltURfl. July 18—(A*)—The ■ Q-Man ■Ingle, double tha stags fo •Vogt’s double i itttL E r s ' In TECHNICOLOR Joel McCren With Arlene Ptihl—Barry Sullivan tlurlinp: Fine Ball ru n * * v * 1(10 T O * l i l t ) III in l l m i r * .!tfi N 'rw s * 1* * IV* m u .iM o l'iir* * * r un m * , . ii r v i ‘ |,.r |< r i u l i 7:»5 N e w s * ;iie l l s v K o h ls O re h s i IIS l l u l i i ' i ' ii -I v O re h . * XII M e r n lu * l< i v n l l n n i * !* * M usU s In ' M u s le ’> ufi W u r lil A l N in e t HO ( ' t i l l i:*e U A I o r * * n X Xu * I v |n o Hus O rr h S i*t. tV lie i e A II* s ix K 'rs r In T r s s d I 'u no P in | t | i P iir iu le I0 |If* A lin y , A ( M il M u s ic I o i * ii M r lm iv M n a s vl tut I 'M * i t a t m r n • * n v < ill,rii lim n o i* lir - u n x N in r llt* n M o rn in g V m lilv ( ill* si *ixi. lla w n ll llil* P r a t i- r F u r I'c s i-e 13 Of* W r u lil A t N unn I I If. n n .ii.. F a rm n ig e a t l* : ln H rn iln n lp F a rm F a c to 13 t to ( p in c tu t, 1 100 P u p iils r H ts r l i t ! . I . s t ln A m c rl.n n a 1:3(1 H 'lr ln l H c i i r l l r P ro g ra m t:4 5 I l l h l c ij i i c s ll n n ( lo u r Iro n t i e r N n n o t ln n r h X: nn t v * . r ill A l T h re e lit* T o iln y ‘a m i r I l l l i * He i l t a i l l l n e a Y o u r M s m o rv S e n a s » lu« (e iH ivT rn p r n a r a m f l y II squeal R t*n T im H h y lh m M o o r Ii4 * T h e I I r ig h t P iin l *rnn N e w s f l: l» P p .ir ls K in s n f n a y f i t j n T w i l i g h t Ho o k * S :I» M lio rts P a rs ite ■ it s T o n iin y T « r k » r T im s * iM la iiim lr n in s t K ong 7 1on D r i f t i n g (In A (T o iid T i l t n o se s F o r A l-a d y * ;* ( * D lx ls lg o d P a ra d e T ill K r> n o la s l l v C a r l* XtSO V n r l . l v H a ll I* !I0 Id : IS I(U30 11(00 11:01 Los Angeled. A 13 tnan swimming team and a ■Il man wrratllng group also will visit Japan this summer under AAU auaplrea. \ > VI I w l t 4 l \ f I HIUi IN 1H t A I R ! Children Under IS F Comploto Stows 7 :5 0 — 1 0 :0 0 P . M. 12 A I .V V A V S I Kj 1 l-FtAll, TOURNEY TO) EDO, O.. July 11 l/l’j—A “sweet Hi" nf America'* topdraler goiter* te>- off toilny In one of the country's unique tourna­ m e n ts-th e Sl.'i,(ion Inverness In­ vitational four-iinll matches. The 19 Btnrs, nil cxrept one in tht'JLB Jl^tunm 'y w inners- andlaH far np in the Ryder Cup null Vai dmi Trophy lace! - a l e cplit In*" right lehimi. Each pair plava each other pair in IK-hole match piny. Ihe match*!* going the full route Tin- lemling two ume gel* S4.000, and Ihe prize* dwindle until Ihe (ail pair gets 31,000—a cure payoff of *121 u d«v fur eu* h of the two who finish in the ndlnr. WOVEN WITH > A ir fo ix M to e d 4 WEATHER! ACETATE-RAYON A nd nylon BARGAIN M VriNKEI !!ih t- 0<J To 8:00 P. M. C l.lU M lE N FREE? Children Under 12 Yra. Ad milted l*r e With Parent* Anytime Exrept Saliinla) TODAY & FRIDAYl l l n l l s d N a tio n s (Is o s K r u p a O re h. A l l lo n is W ith M u a lo N e w , A T .* tr H eorss H in t O ff Mlrhlgan Mtate’s 1050 football team will Itavn a Carey-to-Cnfry paaalng combination; Quarterback Rill tcasing to twin brother Bob, an und. UNDER ter .4(H) three limes since 19011 •Ty Cold* and Ungers Hornsby. muter run in 8:49.11. Wilbur Cunninghom of the Now York Pioneer Club nut -* prised with a victory in the I,a hOO-inctcr run, Tlic newcomer’s time waa 3:53.3, Mol W hitfield, of Dayton, Ohio lin ' M ael ‘The Hand won Ml 800 meter* in 2:00.8. Jim K * i * n N ig h t K d ltio n Mutinies of Penn .State ran tho S i l l I ' l i 11 H e rd A t Organ 100 meter* In IL L a .10 I t 's H s m -s llm e pro tact the k DaUANH Wl DAYTONA BKAC1 (KV-DaUnd unvoliad •r. Isftbandor Pee M DOUBLE Poiaaettla I'lauta, Mr*. Charles Wilke 420 Summerlin Avr. 1-hone (II7-W. Renegades and a Red H eaded Beauty TONIGHT & FRIDAY Packer* I t TO I ATE TO CLASSIFT “THE OUTRIDERS” S. A. Loop Pitchers liYJdNAKTH TOURING JAPAN NEW YORK - |/P > _ T h r e e American gymnaata are touring Japan. Thoy rumprise the first U. B. athletic unit to visit that coun­ try since be fine the war. William Ituetshclni of Florida Htnlr University, Tallahassee. J«aeph Kutva of Cleveland and Kent Hlate College nnd Edward Scrobe of the Amariean Turners, Bronx, N. Y., arc making the trip. AR member* of the 1048 U: ft Olympir team, Rovtxhchn. Kutys and Scrnba finished une-lwo-tlirec In that im ler jn the all-mound competition at tho recent national AAU gymnastic champion.hi pa a t 5 well might get back to a spot hr enjoyed three ypars ago v.-hon he was the nio»t feared pitcher in the game NOW THRU FRIDAY Champion LaMoUa U. S. Trackmen Cop Goes Distance To 12 Of 15 Events To R e t a i n His Title Win Foreign Meet Sanford Poelker 2li BOSTON. July 13—(P ) ~ Ted Williams, the Boston Rad Box $125,000-a-ye*r outfielder, undergoes an operation for a fracture of the left clbmv today but hla teammates Mill have their (light* sot on I lie American leag u e pen­ nant. "There 1* a good possibility William- will be out for the rta t of thp season." l»r. Joseph Shorti'II said, as prepared to perform the operation at Santa Marla ho»pitnl in Cambridge. But the Red Sox took the new* of their lankr slugger's iniurv In the All-Star game as "part of the game" and refused to admit they were out of the pennant race, although right games behind the fioot-running Detroit Tigers. Williams suffered his Injury after hauling down Ralph Klner’a long crnasli in the first inning of the All-Star classic Tuesday. "I hit the wall with the heel of mv hnnd.” Ted explained. “ Rut It was in the elbow that I noticed the pain.” J'r. Snortelt described the inltiry ns "very serious" and “very pain­ ful." S A N T O R D • OH LA NDO HI) T U R N ON CL A . 4 3 0 A I T H E r LASH INC A l t n )IV K ID D IE S Ill AACK HAND NEW YORK, July 12 Mlddlcweighl I,'hump Jake LaMoll* InlpJted off the Oral -*|ofenae hoodoo tonight to gimqner prevlosuly uiiheaten Tilizt-rio Milrl ol Jtnly at Mudhim Square Garden. The unmiirmuti decision pleased the aurnrlaliigly largo crowd of 10,109 that paid *99.841. Squat Jake, a 0 lo 8 1-2 fu­ turity, raked the dead gome in­ vader with u fierce body fire (h it left little* tlmilit about the de­ rision. Referee Murk Comm fuiiml LaMulln n I'lpniilcil 12-!1 winner ui-.tl Judge Joe Agnellu say it 9-d. (Inly Judge Bert (Irani had il Hums 8-7. The A I' scoreboard gave llie champ n 9-0 edge with one round even. Burning with fierce pride in Use title lie won from the lute Mareel O rd u n at Detroit in Juno 1949, l,n Mol to at allied th ;i 'Trie*lt> Tiger’1 fur 10 long and weary ruutuJs, Never was In* .ltd ■ to floor liis buck-pedalling foe. Nevrr waa Jake the hull in dnngcr of hitting the deck, nltbougli lie tiled in (lie last (I lei "fmind* while Mllri, Id* rigid :*ve almost closed., cloned strung. It ws* all LaMultn in the fir.-i two rotiiula. Huihtenly in the third Mitri seemed in hit Id* at ride, the handsome hlnnd ctlelirating Ida twunty-fouith Idrthday today, arnred repeat-dly with a slinging left Jnl>. And lie kept Jake Imhhing and weaving with Ida singling uppercut*. Htlll he waa In effectual. Like rain on a rw»f, nolay hut huriu,le*». Except ' for the fast tlireu loutida when tiring Juke ch*iso Ted Williams May Be Benched For Season Clubhouse 10— R A C E S —- R EXCEPT ^ m k . ft �fti>* >5yyPnvf) m-T*' \ j n i [THURSDAY JULY 13. 1950 I - Legal Notice M trii i; , n . n f i 'r i l , P ln rlrtn . J u ly tsih. l>5,i « otu i: ih nr.iti.'in o t v kk Ui«; " irnu»nt!■> Chapter t»i. n-.ri.in alnirr. l!*4l a*Hmrndnl. the f..|. llewlna cImcH M taint In Semin..I* LVl'Ulllr. Florida will ilfrir.l k i xnlr nl put>ll<- i.ntcry fur tti>- S D r . I I . K . K in g Chiropractor Ran. Al. Nat. Ilk. Illdg. I’h. 1752 nr 174A NC.M AND XUAY SSH l i i * h * s t and r>#*t cm*h h id a t t h * f m n t d o o r o f th # fU m ln n lE C o n n e r C o u rt l|o u « » , a t f a n f o l d , h e v in n ln * « 11:11 A M . o n M o n d a y J u lr J IM . A I) IM O : I h 12 I I l« A I I 111 ‘Ck 5 P a lm I r r t n r r . I ’ U t H o o k 4 f'itK *« I t u irm : Optometrist 119 Magnolia Arc. flume 51 ? 7 o llrr I a l u r e h r » t| \r n th a t th * a n n u a l i m r l l n g o f th** *’ to r kh«*l«l • rr* o f Tt»r S a n fo rd If* m id w i l l h# h r l t l In t in «»ffi« •> o f T h f S a n fo rd l l r r n l d In H a n fo rd . F lo r id a on J u ly I>5<* u t in tot o < |o< k A M fo r t in tm n » A ( tlo n o f atn-h I m h I i i m * aw m a y r o m r t»ofor»* tin* r n io tln r ; \\ (It Pit DOS 1»I!AK hr« t r t a r y ir> . C J im E y Pi* . ' .L , r / { O H T E im 6 •n r fit -A'i F r o m w h e r e I s i t ... h y J o e A P). L«*t* I. 2. 1 A 4 H lo c k 1*» C r r * t a l l.o k r \ V l t i t * r l|o m r « F u M U Ia ln fi P in t H o o k z I ' a k m 114 115 nod ll« L o t* I A 7 H lo r k SI f >r*winiYolt1 P la t H ook S P h k « i a Al A P in t Ito o k « pA k*« an a M l-M 1*7 K r n n k lit i r f r i m r , H a l H ook 2 I ’NRC 71 i* P n r .U N 'lM tV «*t#-rk o f th** iM r c u lt C o u rt H r m ln u k C o u n ty , t'lo ro iM | <8RAL> Pr. H e n r y M e L n u lin I’AGE SEVE* im mimda M a rsh There it W a s— m g? R i g i d in T h e M i d d l e ! 'P . F mv Holier I« mnwriV hi* li»rn f»>t» l.’ft Saturday. Then h* ext the «t m r*'er. v 1 **r t1’ 1 •’•"'• toil It? II: in llt«> midd i on t h r p o r th . n m l f r a l r l i r d o f I t u ' r " i t o iiiM i'.* ! : r l la m ly IVI»r»nn ruttlnx /•'* grn**. The Rnb-r,«’ property unit the Prtrrx.n'x lionlrr racli n*hiT— with nn hrdtr*f or fence luUveon them.Sr, when K i-. urticrx || '.oily kail Irfl about n four-foot atrip unmmvrd alone the b.-t.rd try, In* wnlk* fiver mi l ink* why. "That*. nr fnnil.’*ae. - Handy. "Mine .-mix |*f»i . y , it llm . up with tin t on* line nem*« t'ie ronHI" Kn«y fliitn’t think no, no they went up and down l<' eit'K r t i l t h ! . if f o u n t r th e a h o le thin*: 5 'p : '« I!" W & Writ. th»y h - h grin end tr ’ 1 I uiik IlnMilni tltr |nh m l llirn ft* I r r l In ha«)’» for a III*odly glr • of h e r tnirrlhrr. from v. hr«e I • ■ n 111Ile »rxrchllig mound for ll • truth of the niftier oflrn ahnvrx • *»•»! Ike oilier fillnw I. a. unit i 4 n l » h ie lt p o ll " <r • .:i r^-vi-n ••• • /‘ tSh ;?). ISfh'vuF ^ . 'a £ 15*. f r * s»*i W»*e *»*- •tf >1 '•! P' M V I. ’ !i ' i 414# ffn S D O /.A K K IKL J ! I \ \ -"S 111 W S* Vy ft:- ’ it i -s'k m *\ m i l i , .m f f g ' *2. § l § n S -m •-■•v » ! ' How do v/o mnnn C U T S E L f-IW G "? / EVERLASTING WHITEWALLS! I n m iliiitiiiit tl i r t f i i i l l r n l i m nty i i f y n i i r thrs. A rt let i-. f o r Stile —,i t Z never po t iilile below ! — I •e“ “ III'* *o '* . .. j'( > • Skit! Protection, Blowmit hnfpction, Ufo Protection HUNT t »a? i ffi is O i\‘i tiK tvOi •*- *" U rtm « H < 1— -J \ A ' T •;.: C i la . fvt. . . ..V ft %■ ■ le < l!U U / . f ill U hc IIPKALI) W8nt Ad» ■ fc ,v .\ -4 m11ffil , ftt»e#n*t «r*-ui , j impmlant anyain. /"'*» t U f\A U C £ • '* '.v :u£ : $ W r ® . 11!— S y .v in l hlT* '•••* ! - 1■ f> H001I Furniilirtl llim.«t> IMS J 35.00 It AIt V CARRIAGE for 1 AWN \l u \\ F its Sluti pr lied, hi eyrli if l*'|i:iiit 1. 1-114k A Kei #15.1111 I'll. 133H-W 1314 E<t i Park Avr. Plume IT.77-\V. W1*1lx 1*1ff»l*|,t IV I IS le d II W 4th Street. IA ’ A ltT V rN T . 1 hlo.-k from Shniiian. 310 I- n h s t iVeoi-fm New ivmvtnn Hearh. Call USED WASHING Mm him* J:.'5 u t MW Ei'eamlda Ur. Phone 1150-1 NEW FLOORS i uMnrril In rm It 18 J. ____ KOf*1 iteHUttn ft-ftiop Old (lourn mud* Ilk* SAMSONITE l.rC G M SI' •*t I'li* i r a i n a p r ir t* • flat: I’fi^ .U llf - t Siinforil Jvwf-lrv K l.u g rn rr Co. new.;Fin* hlng. rh-anlng At w ai •H IVanl yiMliliM la T kd 1110 S.iiiliuif A>r. Trl. I lie Ing, P ii iift.lr (Niuer plant, f t kanf«»4 llk al4 > j I ^ —• I PUI.I'ITRE Spring property invf-if'ik nxperfvmr In Sriutii'U I llm* IN »rr lla* lo«**ll«a j rtiiiiinir well laiik, nml ton-rr. not A B f lr i.K K W AN l i:i» — 11 • Nullity, II M lilraaon, l.eke t ltm*A IfW n*r Ho* taarrilnn t* u I> itiIII1 1 • •. V ..••noi| rat It.. k llm*«U« prr Ha* la«*vt|na ■fttit. | ai u * ft.OOM 00. I’linne or WE BUY, si i.l. A TRADE tr.*d | Mnrv. ■in tim*A p*r lla* la**r«l*a V* r?T IL« »«r I r a tlt C«««n**« u i 't e Al l(i:i k. Poinotut Park. furnttora. Wd nn Ruler Kurni* •Irng llm-. hnll-l -ff-r, *iump trnrl I h* u*>4« to lit* llaa. Fla. tu n < 31' F '*t Ph«ne OMt mink, fdl dirt, whi II nml Iov Ilntilel* ru n far Mark fir* rap*. 7 t u ’lilti'OM luiini- l'-<ateii nt pop l*v loud or lull. Contort II I! I’rlM -I.Ivvslfii If-Siipplles 'Irfu o 'ia Ato. N’etvtv >|peorntoi| i di ti-d, uiul it yorialee, MM* F PHONE 118 Ip !■ in-1 out. f'un I**- piurlin • iN’W Votk Ave.. Del,nml. Ph WE PICK up voir dend nnlnml oit on pa-.fi"li’i- I* rim. lf,r. I.l "HA-W t t l l l 4ttafflll * . areeat.4 without charge. Phone Oviedo • w t the ulrphnne «*■ mam* Pt'llfiU T t . W ill,! AMS. Ilealtor Dun’! Hinnuci thru llm * iimue 200|. nrnmlHiH rh a ltr It year la lUIrtl la the fetefihefft hoeh. IIt n n iil P. I.*ift*li|ti|at, AmuKlftr WANTED- -\ good home for n i WAKE I RESII! WORK FIM'SH! 712 Vllhntle 'tank Hiilldlnif la t.tera **r thl. arretnmeSaSTAY FRFSIII tlaa .he naferlleer la eiaeef.4 Htnall puppy. Ill E 21 t. St. Mitihrll room nn renditiom-i tv ra r |Mnn*till). la S te r for I’OK CKASK OK KAI.K Oro-oiv I’hnoe ROI-W tom eoinpleti.' with fixture*. aa tv retttlrr the hea pvaalhle "The World’-, Fim t" eet tit e. all Waul t ill aaaal he Five room np.irtiiu-nt fiver .the Sale oi R* nt 1111.I* W A M h .l ’ l«* our Vlllrv t.a the t a r hefurv atore. Phone PI4-J._________ For lofoi Hintoiti Fhone K'ln MMhllrallua. NICK FARM home, tiled land, EXI’ERlFCNfTF.D help, A t> p ly ! V»d»i»|eh R* f-lgenitioii Rrrvi I'leaae uvllft ua ItMtM.ftlalelr fruit, Imildlnge. 1r-.V.I.I nfter f> I.MiieyV Drug Storn. ( ....... . .u.uniiig Sentinel, m If aa arrar orraia la rear at. tie ra a a .l he reapaaalhle far Inndti EveniiiK Slur. f!all Itulpl* L A lR h a r n b y aaera lhaa aav lararraat laaer* l.arKf Poke Front l^de with nnl- GIRLS, white IH/rn. vit riel v of Itav llflf,rlrrl*-ill iiilia, A|i|ilv now to tlaa. urnl siind hearh. Also fi aero George Touhv bet ween 8 and 11 \K N K TI.\N ULINDS made to trnrko of pmal Inml, lake privlfirth r. Seminole* Ven 'Han Itloi-t Momlav Ihrnugh Friday Flor­ THE li'Ket. A.A. Jane, owner South Co. 820 W 3rd St. I'li-m ida Faahion* Admlnlal ration Shore of l.akt* Hartley. P. O. 1152-W. Rullding, Alrhn/e. SANFOHD Geneva, Fla. ___ _ ROUTE SitleNinnri, experienreil. ilUI.I.lH t/lN't i, Lund Cleat ini’ »u-' I.MNO "I "hurt tei III new hedHERALD Grading. Cull 624 M, IF, J ftir dry-rlcaning and Inundry rooni hottae, all elertrlr, furGelir. •.’1132 Willow At*..,,.-. mule in Sanford. Ilox S. Sannlsheil. faring Lake Monroe. J. for*l Herald. IMPGRTAN’I NDIH F FI. Willlamaon. fiwuer. Ilirkorv ig c in H i* * > o iiu m h * n m l Street, Plantation Kntaten, F)e- START A llawleigh !« • in*- . G liin a y it e m o f N o t l i t A m i l ir a i Real opportunity now for ner_ —I Ftnry, FOB BENT m natit, lion.tl niiieiidiii*-iil I maneiit, tirofilnlde woik nearliv prepared. I‘"i |*urll* olni Write Rawlelgh'a, Dept. FAGA rllc le a F o r S a le — ft diva.-. Sorinl Kngitu-i rli -.- 1 ^W jK^^Lrmidiiaj^jr^ii, VKLAKA APAIMKNT8. Ro o m 2, Ibix 283. Hanford. Floiot., and fllorex. 110 W. Firat Streat. 11 CU. FT. INTERNATIONAL • ) _ W O BK W A N T E D —1 Phono -HtO-W. Hnrveider Frrerer. Ju«t like new. 0 mnnthe old. 1100.00 din- RAVE MONEY nn fine wnlrh am* 11— l,O rfl a ,'tJ l iN D — l l MODKFtN 1! lo-fliimiiii apt. (U pper), clock repairing. Fellow* Horn* u OOP Park Ave. __ ,___ count. Phona 1780. _ _ _ _ _ _ Shop, t7nn Hanford 4vr. LOST—'Thia morning, July ll. be­ I ROOM Apt. Celery * Mellon* WORTHINfGTtik Ro'larv and Jarohxen Reel Type Power Mow- AL|. TYPES of Hull.lorer Work. tween Sanford mul Oviedo, P»I2 vl!le. Innuire Senhoard Oil Co. Reaannahln Ralea—Frtte E»tieongoleum rug. Our iiunie on era. 114 \V. lot. St. Phone 703. mate*. Carpenter A Grarey. wrap|H*r. Ret in n or phone for Illl.l. IMPLEMENT CO. MODERN 4 Room upartm rnt, fur* Phone 130.1-M or KfiK-J. It. A. (Rolthv) Newman Jr reward. Sanford Furnituie Com­ Hi: lied or uiifurninhrd. 600 Talk TUXEDO FEEDS: Complete llna MEAT CUTTER mid Raiiaage pany. Phone 2 lit. • Avenue. llunl'e Tuaedo Feed H*«»re maker. 26 yrara raperirnre. lieFURNISHED APTS. FOR RENT I TRAILER fl'xlO' llody. I U rg e alfe work In Sanford which l ir»— AirruMOiiii.Ks —i:. 1 X-Rooma with private hath ami hope to make niv future home. Office Deak or trade for light Phone I32-W. Goo*I ReeomineiiElectric kitrhi'p. , pirkup truck. IBOO Pal. Ave. or IIUYING A CAItT Flefore finim 1 l*Rootna with private bath and dwtlona Phone 14117-J. . ring ace ua lo aave money. Iii ^ Electric kitchen. A|iply 212 W. Imlh loae when you don't bring I l— Iliihim-NM O pporliinillrtf slalimcnt Loan Dep'l., Room 317, * '9 4th Btrect or Nick I*kg. Store Weyour preacrlptiona to LANEY'8. Phone 286. Hanford AHnnlir 410 Sanford Ave. _______ Phone 108. MANAGER—Man or Womnn In National Hunk Member FFFC T k o BEDROOM large furnl»he*l aervire rmitea of new Be eandv A l l l i m s i l FORD apartment-310 Magnolia-Call A. SWAP 81101* — 406 E. 4th SL bar machinea; alao other mer- for RENT We Ruy, 8*11 nr Trade moat crtiiioitilral traiiHportatiou — JC fcoaaeIter Floriet- 217-VV.__ ehandiae marhinea, no aelllng or anything. Phone IB X -J^____ *3.00 per day plua aix centa per V ftiri OAK Apartmenla. C. II. aollelting, factm y ilialrihulor mile. POWER MOWERS' Hehauwerker, 210 Ceiiar Ave. will aeeure lueationa nnd make M R S HAI.ICS. INC. Coroaado Hearh,- New Smyrna ROTARY OLADE, unconditionally nccraaary arrangemenU in this guaranteed. Immediate delivery. (a t Htriekland-MorriMHtx, Ini) Eaach. f66. per mo. Gaa, water, area anil aurrounding territory. Free demumtration anytime. Hanford, Fla. “ fhta Included.______________ Ideal off houra aet up to atari: *60.60. V. A. Wheelcai. LongHave Your Car I’alnted at Roy 8100 per month poasihle part I 4 ROOM Apartment unfurnished wood. Itrcl’a C illri Service Station time. Full time more. Secured; •iectric hot water heater and French Ave. and Orlando H i g h 81,000 to $8,000 eaah required •tovr.^newlj^ decorated. Ph. 703 MERCHANDISE Exchange. We way—Phone OlBfl. buy. eel!, awap. 821 E. let. now. depending on number of Phone 1824. marhinea you have time to aerFOR H A I.E--1010 (!lieVro|i-t CXitAGE Building and ahnwroom. vlce. Plena# don't wraate our door oedan—Goofl romlitlon, raApproximately 2^00 aq. f t 60 NEW HAMPSHIRE Red hena. time unlca* you have the needio *206.00—llold.y lone* 303 rabbits. 280* S. Sanford Ave. H , '-Suitable for »to rage. Phone canary capital and ponitlve von W. 6th St. Phone 2»1. Can I* Call before <1 P.M. to go into the vending mnwant te -* •- after 0 uYlork. —*aeen Feed. IU TY apartm ent; oneluxiroom E8HELMAW8 RM b a ehlne bualoraa—not next month, 1030 FORD TU D O R -N ew lu.-f Touchtaa * Wateea. 1201 Celery nUhed -apt: AI*o ga» atove not next week—but now, aa we Ave. Phone 11S8U.___________ all around, radio, and iu lip top lie. 6JH i'ark. Phone 70P-J. are definitely going to cwtabc o n d itio n m e c h a n ic a lly * 8 0 6 tat. 'OqOD A N lf RAD RENT—3 room furniahed Hah tome reliable party in tJtl« mar P l y m o u th f o r d o r se­ 8Pc Walnut Bedroom ... area Immediately and thoee who >t Apply 317 Paimeltu^ Ay^_ Uaetl dan. a lot of good comfortable aulte 40^0 o, qualify nnd (elected ahotild JR- RENT—FumiKheii 6 room Uaed 2Pc Living Room Suite 24 0# and economical tranaportatlmi earn |12JX)0 and up yearly when , all electric kitchen, niro Used 31V l.iviitg Room Suite 24.01 for .only *106.00 fully eatabllahed, tu thia la big grodada, a comfortable Used 8ofa Bad with Maple IU30 FORD FORDOR Sedan. A m bualnesa and an opportunity in Orange .C3ty. Pure»t very clean and aolid car. U<xlv, Aims IS.OV ir in ••anted one# In a life-time. lira# and motor in excellent In th# vfoiH ■ pl*a»«nl Uaed Solid Oak Side Board 10.00 mj Write AiUy about youraclf. Give to live, contacf owner 601 Used Round Dinlag Room condition. Priced a t *26o.<>0 age. phone, write Box MJ e/o ord Ave. or phone 1111. MERCURY CO. Table 10.00 AH LOT DIRECTLY RENT: Medain 6-roora Uaed Kitchen Cabinet 10.81 !p POST OFFICE 6.06 •uaf urnlahef. P h o n e Special I 0x12 Linoleum PROTECTIVE CURBGUARD! V • m i l n il c m i ' l i n t cm I tin // ana o bn oion . i 25% SOFTER AND SAFES RIDE! . A bunt h th r m o il in silence, nt any sprnl. ! v* U. S. NYLON LIFE-TUBES! Tl.n to tv o s f co : f p o r s o l o m lln In lira h l r t a r y l STATES RUBBER ••‘loft* nt iIir intiu«ir> n( iftrf.in till it ll.lk I llilt |lfl>iln 1%•mil rl» lltr M ,1 1 1.1*01 * Iti,f nl M i . i , . | ,i, |nhrx 411 1 Nn H u L x *n|t)*t i1 kin Ii a iiilU sk nml III •* i| p nM i l *1* fflllllll. 1lia > ir r 1lie '*»i;n» til •s Iff r% til 1111* tl( . i*.fa III 1 \ | f V l*»p •|ll it t \ it, •k« 1. eV riT » l i f n t r liftti 1tie 1 n f ear% nf s k i n r u m I c f >r*»ini»t 1 r u n 1 1 1 i H in I 1l! IN. Ill 1 1\N (II | t r a il,* 1 Y xl» II I 1 .1*1(01! < 1 M IN N" 11I'm • I*kl tfilx 11i n l» r 1 n l nil* M •’ll l l f l All 11 l % . Iltll’l 1%ll A I iit lu r ) |*i •iitii11a .1*. ••••f «rll***C MCty* aaIh it mi nil tlu l.uilu f »jti litis inarkrlt. Yiro queiitios aid features ftpvpr known brlotc Ni Arr I'cfiMc 111\ c \nt| acvii liir% nr IdIica like tin ac Im i tl cm lo»liy ! I n I cniiiplrlc |*rmif ilrtttotutmtmn t'r* Imr >111 |'l| % • •• I I•«kill* %t i i*li tllimi%fici*a lo t y " i t «it.l l i t »•% am i lu ltr * «»*ir 4 .ia a •t Im blmcoiit pmlti imti never (ins/hfe hthte. UNITED I COMPANY I .tf t i »i rn»A if \ «»•i ifi lir e ilit m. \ 11 I • > ft • I I'lircil i i low II » •*•* lift* am i k u lih I 'c n iiil. A?R ro»? TllfM o n Till N I X T CAR Y O U PU Y r u i I H I M O N YO UR I R l U N f CAR I 0 D A Y (fot yt ns lo rom# ) H. B. POPE COMPANY SANFOHD. I I.A. nn I'll. IJ in tty 1 i mi S t i lltcn ri». nuAt-ro in .ii i wA&f; :t ii fi, -.v << :• nr he / ii -i if wt CM! uftP il i i.'Kj vit At ; •( coh\ i ':,‘*it\T:K!e P»C t e n • toot iMI: ' tr.now M , 1CHVJ! r I <-OlD.' ,— Lv — h ^ ii ^ .• - ■ 4 Y > f lx ' t:~ l .* i \ ^ te *% • apartm ent, t ..... Apply at Sunanlne 20840 K. M . S*. fair aJupe. * u !ja H i Standifrr. B a n IIT -'8-' * ; �b sa nfo rd h er a ld sa n fo rd SAVINGS AT FRIENDLY MARGARET ANN Home Controlled Stores—W here Customers Send Their Friends THURSDAY JU LY 13, 1950 F l o r id a 2 PKG. LIMIT PLEASE! LIMIT ONE PLEASE! RINSO SPRY y.'T’.b: LGE. PKG. AMRG/IRCr A m sm . I 3-LB. CAN Pkg. t i ^ gl Pkg. 5 3 ^ 1-Ib. Can 31^ I CAN LIMIT I’l.KASK! STANIIAI1II 419 EAST FIRST ST., SANFORD, FLORIDA Tin-: n i c n r wk to l im it o iia n t it v Wilson’s ALA. GIRL mins 22-OZ. JAR FEET 9-OZ. JAR NO. 303 CAN L I MI I 19^ Wh. Kernel G. B. Corn A REAL BUY! CORNED BEEF HASH.......................... 3 ^ R. S. P. NO. 2 CAN Gulit fli|ii Haiti-. Peaches A h pa rag-u s EACH l*ll/n Sur.H K in l Cut 47c M argaret Ann “E at More Bread, Your Best Food Buy! Fumily Size W hite NEW CHOP TRANHI’AIIKNT CALIFORNIA ELBEKTA Honw Brand Turnip Greens .... 23c • -yv: ! - . Each .*4**. ONIONS • "Sft'i > |S M P Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. 89c 85c 79c 63c 39c B5c 59c 59c VJ RABBITS......................................................... lb. 55c GA. SHIPPED, GRADE A CUT-UP FRYERS................................................... .......lb. 47c OUICK FROZEN FRYER PARTS: v, DRUMSTICKS/THIGHS .................u - 1 lb. eta. 69c NECKS............. ......................................2 ft. eta. 29c BACKS .................................................. 2 lb. eta. 49c QUICK FROZEN PINK PANTAIL LGE. SHRIMP.....................12 oz. ctn. 69c 14c WESTERN PORK BOUTON 4-lbs. 25c SPLENDID FOR ALL THE FAMLY! 2-lbs. 13c Wheat Loaf 14c ' . WESTERN PORK BUTTS ........... I............. Lb. 45c PORK T A IL S .................Lb. 19c PORK L IV E R .............. Lb. 29c WESTERN BTRKAK-O-LBAN WHITE BACON: WESTERN WESTERN NECK BONES ..........Lb. 19c END C U T S .................. Lb. 19c CENTER CUTS ....... Lb. 25c - LIBBY'S STRAINED m ROASTS: Sandwich Loaf YELLOW BERMUDA 12 o«. ph*. ROUND ................. T-BONE ................................ SIRLOIN ...................... RIB & CLUB .......................... SLICED BACON .................................. CHUCK ........................................... HUMP i..................... SHOULDER .................................. PALM RIVER Is Sandwich Time! EGGPLANT................each 10c Orance Juice ..... 24c I? MARGARET ANN QUALITY, GRADE A RADY BEEF: Summertime. . . l,A RGB •a SHANK END........... lb. 53c CENTER SLICES .... lb. 89c LOCAL FARM RAISED DRESSED & DRAWN PEACHES____ 3-lbs. 55c YAMS H7JOLE................... lb. 55c BUTT END............. lb. 57c 17c Pint CHERRIES (Bing).. lb. 48c fl*oi. ran LYKES TENDERCURE HAMS, 10 to 12 LB. AVERAGE Brisket Stew ......... lb. 37c | Lean Hamburger...... lb, 49c GRAPES................ lb. 21c Miliul* Maid Cunr.nlratrd 5Cc 16 oz. ja r 15c BREAD STEAKS: EACH COUNTRY CI.UH HKD SKIN ea 15c IlUlrli Vullr, Hwt-et MEDIUM GRADE A. MINNESOTA SHIPPED . . . 1)07,. 6 C c TPIPE DOZEN Greapfruit Juice 25c MARGARET ANN’S J'LA. CRAPE A TARGE . . . . DOZ. N apkins 80 ct. pk«;. 10c Old Glory, No. 2 li ran Gr, Beans No. 2 cn. 10c Pickles PKHHAIN Old Hciulh CiiMr.nl rated 2—ti of. cinn Diamond Paper 2 cans 25c Potatoes No. 2 can 15c Pk. & Beans 5-LBS. Frozen Food Pineapple No. 2 cn. 23c ItiMrdal. sr. A trhili* Ktiilrtlr Cut GGr„ Nu. 1 EGGS Marla Slicrii Cocktail No. 2'/^ cn. 35c Limas, 303 cn., 2 for 25c 21-07.. CAN ...........3-lbs. 35c 2 for 45c ARMOUR’S STAR POTATOES Avocado Pears LIMES ICE C R E A M i Nu. 2V!i cn. H um 'i Fruit LONG WHITE i?t 12-OZ. CAN No. 2 RATH’S HLACKHAWK Cruck N’ Good 1-Lb. PkK. lilOMI'HUN HKKIII.KHH TALL CANS I ( ’AN LIMIT PLEASE! RATH’S BLACKIIAWK 1 12-OZ. CANS STOKELY’S 46-OZ. CAN NO. 2 CANS !! CAN LIM IT PL E A SE I BLOSSOM TIME APPLE SAUCE NIBLETS CHERRIES TOM. JUICE FIG BARS m TOMATOES 2 MILK LUNCH MEAT WHITEIIOUSE PI GS DILL -j X, PRICES GOOD T H R U SAT. BABY FOOD "Jar. PLANTER’S COCKTAIL CUT-RITE LIFE PEANUTS 8ms.siae ^ WAX PAPER 1 2 5 -ft roll ! .. DIAL •M il N U IH E JU L «e . P k *- -- r Iff til saw A-<!**•» ’ ASMOCO SUNSHINE CRACKERS INSECT SPRAY KRISPYS n-is* Qti» 1 - lb . p k g . 2it SURF LGE. PKG. KgI > B a ri . 1 jfi ’ (/'k i j . W ■ ... ''l' V? y 4i r * » i .4 j i - 'MC-lSi* Va .*’ 1* T* ■ ■ - 'fF& I * �t mm In Unify There In Rfrengfh— To Protect Iho Peace of the Wot Id; To Promote the Progreaa of America. To Produce IToaperlty for Sanford. STh? § > m \ f a r h I t m t l f t V ^ volum e xxxxi ______ , SA N K oiti). E sta b lish ed 1908 Saturday8 o^whc'- Korean Reds Must Return To Own thcr To Call Out Country In Order To Obtain Peace N a t i o n a l Guard WASHINGTON. Inly 14 (/P)— The Stale Department »aid laLAKE SUCCESS, July 14—(/}') - U . N. Secretary General Trygve day the minimum condition for a solution of the Korean cmi* is for Eic urgently appealed today In 52 the nmthrrn Communiit* to *top fighting ami withdraw to their own U. N. mrmlicts for ground force* territory. A drp.uim rnl t[iokp*man also declared that the "proper forum” and «tlirr assntancc for the U. N. for trying to settle the crisis is the United Nations; that this i* no Korean war effort. m atter for illici t negotiation lie- ♦*— Lie told a new* conference the ween Moscow and Washington rrnction tn Nohru frotT1 Ache.on tmifird command under the Unit­ These has,r points of American thc prim.ip|B of striving for e d Stale* i* in urgent need of ,vf- m c -v ? * peaceful settlement, provided ha•lilinn.il effective aititlance. He lews conference whllo Secretary „k. rnnditions are met hv the Aeheson was still considertat* a Communists. The comment* did dopalchrd telegram* to all U. N. nersorml message from Prime to rl,„0 the dm,r „„ nn>. cmmlric* hacking the Security Minister Nehru of India on the m^ lntlon Nchru mi({hl hnvp mind in so far as the United Council action again*! Communi*! K'lrenn crisis. The spokesman, Pros* Offi Nnilh Korea, telling ihrm hr would I cor Lincoln White, said he pre- S tate* is concerned. lellvrrvd N ehru'* note w «* l<c graleful for dirm to consider I sumod Aeheson would send Neh­ here lute yesterday by the In­ the |Hmihility of *ucli atiittancc. ru an answer lint none has gone dian Ambnsador, Madame Pun­ "including combat force*, partjcul- out yet. dit, There are indications that Neh­ White wns listed today what atlv ground force*.’’ ru appealed to Aeheson, as he * lie expressed hnpp tt will nol also reportedly appealed to Prc- the note said and wliat the , i United Sates would reply, lie 4*kc more tlmn three toaix month* mier Malm of Itussm yesterday, rcp|lcd nnI tldiig *io to end tlu> wnr in Korea, hut said for a peaceful settlement nf the roJ,|(l do was to make clem whai the full effort of all concerned is Korean fighting and offered to the United State*' pn-itinn on mediate If asked by Imth sides Korea I*. necessary* Lie made no comment when to do so. "We are acting," While xulil, White's comment* to reporters “ in aiippnit of the Security t’nuiiasked for the U.N. attitude on possible use of atomic bomba, lie did not rule out some favorable H'»nrlnii«4 <n> r*e* I'luMi raid he would refuse to comment on all question* on that subject ''because there ha* laten ton much partisan propaganda on the Is. siic." ^'M eanw hile in Washington it ^ a s stated a decision on whether to rati the National (limed and armed forces reserves to active duly may lie reached *oon after the return tnnipgnw of two mem­ t— — I** bers of the jotht chiefs of staff Russians A rc Asked Local Club Will Hold from the Far Last. An Informed official said today To Permit Probe S t a t e Installation I he Dcfonso Department is await- British F i r e N e w PI a n s O f Activity Note T o M o s c o w For J a y c e e s Are On G e r m a n PWs T o l d By Stemper nm r a g * g* srl , Salaries Wages Of U. S. Workers Reach New Height _____ * . WASHINGTON, July U - f/Fi Wages and salaries paid American woikers reached a $131),200,000,OOll-n-ycar rate in Mag?—thc highest In history, the Commurco Department reported today. Gains in factory employment $knd settlement of the Chrysler Auto strike were credited with pushing the unniiul wage and -al­ ary rate SI,100,000,000 hlgliei in May than Iho preceding month. There was every mason lo lie llevc thc wage-salary record will Ire shattered successively In Jim-' and July, Employment ha* he*n moving to new recon) heights, am! Industrial production with It. Overall personal inrome—money received by individual* form all '«S>urccK—amounted to $212,2110,000,000 at an annual rate In May, excluding GI life insurance re­ fund payment*, which totaled $115,000/100 that month. The over-all figure represented a $2,600,000,000 gain aver the April annual rate and marked the third luccessive monthly Increase. A Jump in farm ownera* Income, largely due to hlgger receipts from livestock sales, had an im­ p o rta n t effect in lifting the over­ fall total. The department said farm own­ er* Inrome increased $1,100,000,000 from April to May, on an an­ nual rata basis. Income of other persona owning their own busi­ ness rasa $ 000 , 000 , 000 , at annual rates. Personal Income also includes dividends and interest paid ownera of securities, net rant* re­ ceived by landlords, relief check* _ J d so on. The annuel rates used the department—to facilitate comparison with previous year totals—represent the seasonally adjusted totals for each month, multiplied by 12 . UNDERGROUND BLAST SEATTLE, July U —()P )-A t least one man wee hilled end eight others injured early today an underground en b efo n that lout 00 feet «f sidewalk a three-story buildwere battling Dames . ____, ove the that shot up 20 fee* fe sidewalk. Polka Chief decree B. Eastman said the fire erlgiaated 5to -s u “.ejss.,a r •“* In the source of the BXODU8 PLANNED UTANBUL, Turkey, July, 14— U.B. consulate general elrceler among today what to de in case Consul ao amsri«t he w hft l taken for evef' be ear- 3 Of R e phia t r i a t i o n Ceremony Saturday W A S H IN G T O N , July 11—x/l*» — I l i e United •Stairs, flrile in nnd France today naked llossis to perm it * rherk hy "*n lmpar I in I international body" on n h a l haa happened In thousand* nf Germ an w a r prisoner* "km n *n to have been in Kovirt ruatndv." The S late Department annonnre«l the western powera had de­ livered nntra to the Soviet fo r­ eign office in Mosrow. The text of the American note wax re ­ leased here. In it the United Statea v irtu ally arc used Kuaaia •if lying w hen il ren al I » claim ­ ed it In still holding only 1.1,r>It! German wnr prisoner*. The Western Powera have contended s r tr r a l hundred HmnsnnH G er­ man prisonrra arc nnarrounlrd for in Husain. Plan* of activity for |h'e Semi­ nole Couniy Junior Chamber of Commerce for Hie coming year wrrr proposed yesterday by Presi­ dent William Stempfer *l ihe tlul**’ luncbrnn meeting Prrtidenl Slemiter’* 14 ivoitit* «d action were: 1. Increase membership in the Seminole Couniy Junior Chamber of Commerce lo 400 giving moie opport unities for training and hnildinfe of the County and City. Alto encourage active mrmhrrtliip* from nut In ihe Couniy. 2. Have night meetings at least every twn m anthl in those who work and ran not attend luncheon meetings mny attend the night meetings. H. Etwourago mrmhcrshln a t­ tendance at Dlreetnr* meeting-.. 4. Have more business nnd disrunsion meeting* during regular meetings. 5. Makd active utl committees incommended by Stale and National that are feasible fnr mir Club; also continue all active committee* with emphasis on Industrial Pro­ curement, Youth Recreation * Welfare, and County promotion for a bigger and better Seminole County. 8. Support the State President. 7. W ort for publicity In getting and entertaining a Celery h estival to be held poislbly every IjOair Day. 8. Cooperation with local rivir Ix-ttorment cluba for more eoncen(CvtPaasI n Page BliWI LONDON. July 14—(/D Rtil*m nrkrri Moscow inclny to .ulmit an impartial, intrinition.il coinmision into Ru**in lo invcihgnlr .Sovet claims that only I 3.54h Ger­ man prisoner* nf war remain there. Ruuia announced May 4 (list repalrialion of German prisoner* had hern completed except fnr that numlrer, chilling hundred* of lliouland* nf German* with rrlative* •till misting. A formal Hnliih tmie to thc Russian foreign offirr derlared the May 4 announcement w«» receiv­ ed wilh "ilioek and giave concern in Germany and ihrnughnut ihe civilized world.” Tlic announce­ ment said the only Grrman* left in ItM H sw * «*■ Paaa P n r l States Cash Balance Declines By $2,000,000 TALLAHASSEE, July 14 —C/P> — The State ended Ita builnvaa year with a caah balance of 912,049,182, but only $5/172,436 of it is available for future expenaes. The reat, $8,178,747 ia In un­ expected appropriations for spe­ cific purpoeea. The unencumbered balance was cut b elo w 'th e anticipated $7,600/XW total by a la«t-day ad­ vance of $2,894,900 to public achoola. The advance will be de­ ducted from the Mhool'e alloca­ tions this year. General ravenue receipt# dur­ ing the year, which ended Juno 80, totelrd $105^09,605 compared to expenditures of $117,716/^8. The State started the year with an unencumbered caah ba­ lance of $14j9S7,l$l. REDS INVADE TIBET HONG KONG, July U - f / P ) Independent newspaper report* veld today that more than 20,000 Chinese Rad troop* entered stra­ tegic Tibet early thia month. There waa no eoa/lrmstion. hut ebaervera agree such a move fa logical. The Chinese CommunUU had announced their Intention of brtwriair Tibet, mountain country north of India, under Rod control. Mrs. Isabel Rowe Died In Orlando Mr*. Isabel Rowe, widow nf the lata W.D. Rows, died at 4:00 P.M. yesterday in an Orlando hospital. Mrs. Row* was born In Long laland, N, Y. but had lived In San­ ford for a number of y sari before moving to Orlando about four years ago. She la aurvivad by three daughtara, Mrs. R.M. Wallis of l-ong Beach, Calif.; Mrs. Bannie Brookor of Chlansvllla, Wise.; and Mlaa Virginia Rowe of Orlando; one son, Lawrence Row* of Arcadia; three slaters, Mr*. Mary E. Benmin, Mrs. Donald Penny and r». H. Leroy Carter of Long Is­ land, N.Y. Funeral services will let con­ ducted at Fairchild Funeral Home in Orlando Monday at 8:00 P.M. and greveeMe eorvfcee will be held et Evergreen Cometary here where Intenaoot will be mede. 6 PILOT KILLED MIAMI, Jolp 14 - ( * > - A horriran-hunUag pilot stopped from ’ U. l")*fiiiM I moving only U S. .„„„ G c o i.. mUoe on hour. runway, tho Mavjr ff S k d n.oKfnA. Sullivan Says Legalizing Is Crime Solvent Dade County Sheriff Tells Senate Group Crime Commission Is Seeking Publicity Fr i d a y j i i .v i i. To.™ T H E W EATHER Warm and partly c l o u d y through Saturday, a few afternoon thundershower* at srstlrrcd plarra and possibly along smitheeat m art tonight. Lighl to modcrate »iniN, mo-*It* tmulhcrl*. 9 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Trygve Lie Calls On f All Members Of U.N. For Ground Troops I l'n tlu s H ^ Associated P ress Leased W ire N o. 235 Korean Reds Infiltrate As Artillery Pounds Kum Line And U.S. Planes Hit Back Invaders In American Two Florida M en Mixed Reaction Throughout World V o l u n t e e r For Greets U. S. R e v e r s e s In Korea D u t y In K o r e a MIAMI, July T ‘. „7T Dade Uniforms Strike At county'* .Slicnll Jimmv Snllivan. Behind-The-F ro n t dcrnilicd liv ra tlin wilnrstCS ** doing vciv lit lie- about enforcing Gun Emplacements gambling law*, told a Senate crime LONDON. July 14 (fl’l I’roin Scandinavia to llir Mediterran­ probe committee today dial thc ADVANCED A M E R K A N ean. nnn*Communi»t *vr«tern l.uioprau* re.irtrd with llir tame phrasr H E A D Q U A R T E R S . Korea, .Salmsolution to (lie ptohlrm u n i in In American iTl bark* in Korea. Il was "Give tbrm time,” day. July 15 (A ') Intense fight­ legalize gamblin' Join Small Band Of todayOnt*ide those c'.irlrs nhrdienl 1•- Moscow, the frcling among bolh ing flared on the A tn riican Kum Still'van, rumng but nbvioudy Fighter Pilots Do- prr»» and public wait that, despite lir.ivy odds, llir American GI"* would River front late last night after iirivou*. *aid the $2(K).fKN).0O of the bnle. iiiK Hazardous Duty pull out a small Communis! force cinssed ‘•e.trb pasted lliiough li gal pari­ Fliere were, trowever. tome doubt* and some criticism*. the river despite LJ. S. artillery and mutuel machine* in ihe air.i ea<;li In Norway Wul Fiulnmt, latln* SOMI W lll.m IN SOUTH KOplane attacks. year "*rem* In *utcliatge die area neighbor* of ’lussin, the leirn llf \. lull 14 (/I’| llir four in the street siondeied out loud II .Momenta. A headquarters pokesrnan said with the *pmi of gambling arid "The furl alone that \nierira i . , I , , . , I ) t >. tin ’ l l e n g in e * - n a i l i n g I t i r o a l - whether the needed reinforce lias Communist guerrillas bo an Atneii inake* it extremely d i l l n u l l fm u* to half mobilize to oppose a IS', lum blnl across die glass lo llir liient* of men and material would t ini-l,ni tiat ian Mato, a country can artillery unit in lorre while to enforce the lass." titnssas llie ie wa» a toar as thiot- ! lie ton little and too lute. Rome. that i-t tin* last (least powerful I Tbe Sbetiff trslilii’il tie is mak­ Finn* found the state of It. S of the Soviet sntolite*. will mean Red artillery hammered American i t i « s<en| loissatd Tlic Miutallgs picpnrediics* in the Pacific u lines ing an all-out el lull to -lamp out ssrrr aiibortie The Atnriican vol* chilling eye-opener. They were for America n loss of prestige I h r Cnmniiinisl guerrillas wore gambling in Dade romiis anil icwhich n lute nnd painfully se­ impressed w ith the apparent mi­ cured victory will not tie nhln iilileeis ssrie 111 (t'e alt. grrrn Iwdl fatigur iinifoirns surli portrd bis «*f11, r bandied 27*1 litary nhility of the North Ko­ to regain," il wrote. llir volunlrers tliry don't call rean*. a* l!ie Americans vsrat, the r.|iokes garnliling cases m I*1-1(4 and 574 fit I tie pnst five yearn, Everywhere, in nmveranlmii II During tliemsrtsi s i|tr Anirrican vuliinteer 104't Memento went mi, while I’re- man »ald nnd In tlic pres*, the fuel nm.', resumahb the uniforms svrir Sullivan’* attorney, fiumer cir­ group oi "H ying Tigers" or any- lindersroved wn-. the enoruifty •■iderit Truman nnd In* various cuit Judge Itietiard II Hunt, of secretaries of *t;gr were “deaf-1 taken from Amrncan deaif oi of the odds ugninst which Me ‘ liing lotnanlir have hern carryfoynt idiieetion to s e-.|erdiiy’* citing the world with speeches! r., mi G I prisoners, the spokesman tc*tmii.iiy nlnting mom s Imd linen ng the ssai to the North Korean* Americnna were fighting. and statem ent overfluwing with) Almost tile only sharp nonboastfulness," Russia was huibl-1 trpoitro pniil to ,Mt*. Stlllivan. limit called Coinimmist erltieism of Ameri- mg tanks. it "a hearsay siin'to" and aid the tim e lu ll 2. I hey dont opcralr arcrmlmg en’a Korean effort eume fr mi "And today," it added, "even I (n ,,,,, ...I coni mil tee had no r'gid te pi . min ih r group is composed nf a Rome'* moderate, pro-government of uniformed w n rlm r," < I ’iimlltiiiril lln Pane I'.uhO ° a,'V private* live*. he added D handful of pilots and enlisted men Senator I'.sle i\ef«uver( I lie infilttalm n behind American Term I, <hail man of tin im ittac, ] u ho ta e rd their hands only a few remindeil Sheriff Sullisan that brief days ago when a call went line* lia* hero Imilditig rip fnr llir testimony ehinsed tin svn- "fishing" past several days, and (hr attack when effort i wen made It get out lm volunteers for "hararniis on American artillery posit on* dishim In testife befnie « Darle <luty," closed lhr giiem ll.i rnu*icrttig ol emmtv grand jury la-hind rinsed lh r volunteer* arrived at tin* doors last year. Kelnuvrt iltfil the ocond-raled field July 2 and wenl strength, the spokesman ‘ -aid. Senate yevolul ion dileeling th e Ih r Conimunisl Kum River runnnittrs- to look into 'itg»ni»ed light to work*, living U . S- ari l Korroasing wa* re;Hirted madr west crlmo operating In interstate com- nan Miistangv on escort, strafing Knugiu by a force o f h tilr rnorc mere**. .. , and ro< ket mission*. Group Will Seek To Situation Embarras­ •if Sullivnn w» d iho n**t wum»**| Capl Clisilc* K. Hook, 26, than Rh) men. on the second day of the conilkit-j c, u , R e d u c e Accidents sing But Is Not The giierrill n attu ik in the tear, tee’s public hearing, the Sat* operation* officer from h i. Peter* intensive night figh ting with Necessarily F a t a ! plus In Serpinolc County held outside of tvaantneton. jburg. f la . said th* group war an a rtille ry hnrngc showed tho S u l l i v a n r e n d v o l u m i n o u s l y from . f „ tnH . , | wlirn "everyone in the fu n im m iist* liini Inuucheil their records of at rest and raid* to WASHINGTON^ July 14 H/P) Marion llarirgpn. tirngtaui dir­ I C w l lM f i l I t s I'a a r i : i * t l l i 2 p ‘ v*)M — «- <*e p show how luiay hia. oflreo h An ArmyApokesnidn *4id today er lor at Mation'WTKR. win rferlheert. ltd said thia was t h e lir-it nigeiher one nigui and fhr old that American troops in K n r r a time the people hud an oppmtu"i- man a*krd for voliinlrrn for ed rliaitman nf llir ncssly burn­ Mnnllanrrf On r a a * r a a r ) ed Seminole f'nirntv Safety Conn­ "arc not firing d x u g lilrrrd " and (i:aaltaa*4 •>" r»*» KtaUH ell at a Hireling held lait night m " llir r r i t MO l)iin qiirrq tlr ill MRlit" there lhr City Hall Harmon Is Named Army Declares No Chairman Of New D u n k e r q u e l s l n S a f e t y C o u n c i l S i g h t In Ko r e a American Pe o p l e N<»w Peace Talks Buy More Autos In On Rail Strike To 1949 Than Houses S t a r t In Capital Ollier officers ele* led iscic [ O Galloway, vice-rhairtnati. Mi-s M il died Wdliatns, secretary ami I J. Moiigblon, Jr., Treasure! All n llueis were elected by imaniittuus vntr WASHINGTON, July 14 —<A7 WASHINGTON. July 14—fA t_ Although 1*119 «ct a roc. ul The Nntimiat Meilintiim Itourd said in new-home iMinatniciinn nt«H \ loci itV Hint new tie see Inlks svill M r. Mougldou opened the meclurchns<vt nf hotiBeo fell Iwmia* atu it in Washington next week I ing by niilliiiuig lliree uia|iir pro to mark nf earlier post-war iwin IretwOrn the nation's railionds and year*, thn Federal Reserve Houul j.ni|r „n|„„s trainmen, conduct* jrrl* fnr llir cnimcil In .nl ii| hiii : reported today. oft*,, API. vfinlmiintiini, nnd API. I riifnrrrn rrnt 2,. rn g iu rriin g l. Only 1,600,000 houses we • hWII(.hn„.n '•din slinii. Imught last y rar compared wito Th|, nc{totjrtli(l|M W1.„. |lnvp f i r '.Im ir d sn fn trrn irn l n| tltr morr than J.ftOOttOn In well M )L -p i in Chlrngo tmlav toil H.e si ilc. iom ity and m I v tr.iffu Isw* h0J f rBV.L°,U.H r talrgraphril ........... P«.tie ■ O T J^d amnnlinif* mirx'i'/ rnnir* hr it All hilt Mi»* a* nnr rd the g rra tc l me.in* nl ° blf i nta .. ft",nplinB W,rvry swiiehmen will Sturt negotiating |iinliinting ta frly . M l. M nut'lilnli "Thn aggregate of price* for Monday- The awilcliniena union Mild tlic m lin rll •honlil mvc*ligalc bouse, actually b o u g h t ^ .* b * The main Issue ia the demand of than that of automobiln porli.i/a iiln u i highway trap* and tc rhasra—by a margin of f ib - the unions for a 10-hour wrrk in ■nintncniJ tiirir innnv.tl In tlic pro­ yanl service at the Name weekly 200,000,000 to $15,tOO,000,000. per autbnrilir*. I |r aim rncntiniird Tim decline in houae purclm-e- wage now iinid far IK hours. No reason fnr the change of lo­ grcaicr education of d riven a* one came despite some lowering of prices as a result of rediln d cation was given. lint the hoard's of tlic mean* of rutting down building rosts and a greater turn- headquarter* Is ill Washington, a .i.n .B f H nm I'a a * U la M I nut nf “economy" model*. The *v- and a|ipnrenHv il Is felt Hint Ihe eruge price dnippcd to $7.01" full three member hoard should lie avnilnhle to take fiart, and at the UonffreHHmnn Expects last year from $0,000 fn 1948. M ' s s n s m l a s I'a a * K l i l l l The Reserve Board aaid the Uiimp Folk To Uuopon i r « g s i « i o s P m Hiafctt CITRUS INCOME ORLANDO. July 14 </l*l Fed­ AUTO ACCIDENT WASHINGTON. July 14 </}’) Al'OPKA, July 14 (Ah Hues eral Judge Willian Rather ruled Hen. laircmlc fD-lurl (ircdlcti'd V. Bryan, 20. and Julian T. Tim here today Hint In citrus real tmfny Hint Grinin I’nlk Wnr Id inns, 22, both from Apo|ikn. war' ••state transactions, iinriponcd nnd War II ramp in Lniiisiuiui iiaed fnr killed early this morning when unharvested fruits rnuld not Is’ training Hrinnrcrl fnrrcs- will lm I heir ear went over an rmliank taxed n* ordinary inrome. rciqicncd within a week nr t" ilays. Thr ruling means that in the ment almut a mile aunlli nf Mt "That's strictly my own uniii Dora on U.S. 441, Highway Fttwn future thc seller of n grove with Inn." he told a reporter. 'Thu L.ll. Chumnilie reported tin- unrfpened fruit on the trees will Army tells me that at tin- luuinonly huvn to pnv a capital gains ••nt there is nothing definite." morning. Tho car, driven by Hi van, wu- tax when a profit is realized while “ If thc National Guard Is call­ said to l<« traveling at a high tel> •he buyer will have to report the ed out, the units must gn where­ nf Npeerl, and traveled almost Ih'i ale price of the fruit as income ver tho facilities are available," ■object to ordinary income taxes. he told a reporter. yards after leaving the road. Gunip Polk, he said, has been on a standby basis and can he readied for use quickly. La lead u said that Ray 11. Fleming,, for­ mer l*oiii*lana adjutant general now with the Army here, had tnld him that Gamp Folk could lie pre­ pared fnr use within 21 hniir* if LONDON. July 14 —(A’J Hriluh and American »eienti«*» told necessary. thr fourth World Power Conferente today they will need perhana 20 BARBER .SHOP year* to create atomic power plant* living practical service to indu*A barber ahop owned by Joseph trie* and communitiev Wright and located on West First Sir John Cockcroft director of Britnh atomic energy rrnarch Street has just bean rrdcrnrntrd eitabliihments, in • paper prr*enlrd lo the 50-nation tdence confer­ and equipped with nir-rnndltlnnence, aaid that in Britain the fir»t experimental reactors deugnad for Ing. Mr. W right said the work was wer production probably will started early in June and wa* In operation fn the next three to expect that nuclear completed this week. to five year*. Another five years, he aaid, will probably be •nares- Irawer plants can complete on a PEG HEARING •ary to solve chemical, engineer­ cogt basis with power plants us­ WASHINGTON, July 14 _</P> ing and metallurgical problem* ing anal or other fuel! or, In Involved. many parts of the world, with — A commerce Commission of­ "We are unlikely, therefore, lo water power, tor a laeat aaveral ficial today announced a hear­ ing on reorganlution plans fnr embark on any large scale developmaot of nuclear power lav- dogadea," Davidson aaid In a pa­ the Florida East Coast (FEC) < *4 railway will ba recessed until fora at least the following de- per. t. cade," Cockcroft aaid. J ho magnitude of one of the Aug. R. T. Boyden, assistant direc­ Ward V. Davtdeon, research dental dlfflcuMee of oelag Inclined to think th a t more time atom to power w»» _explained by tor of the ICG's financial divi­ eon Company of New York. w»» GtalmreatT who raid U a t e v a n sion, ssld the tlmc-out will bo engineer o f the Consolidated Edi- the A*u»vtt Ocean would not bo taken to permit the Atlantic will be needed to develop econo­ ‘ for the (Hapoaal of Coast Line (ACL) railroad to complete modification of its re­ mically practical power plants. waste If organlution proposal. ^ te Iw U ttle 8 Scientists Say 20 Years N ee d ed To Use Atomic Power In Industry K in llir moi Ming lo irim i; *r*iin n at lli* Pentagon thr Aim y o ffirri told ir p o iln * " I lirre ini'l .my doubt in tlic u n ti l lli.it w r arc giung to Imld. ".Sine wr a tr Rut it take* tuilr lo build up an o H 'tn iv r. We have got tlic menu* lo handle llir *ilualion. "Itlll II M IM e d'* cm haira**log ami #$W till V I o iir I i tilt ilie people wl n ii »r op |tir ir on the g lloiiitnnr M I r r h e to |)uukri<|ur, fly hi* • lie o llu e tnr •in llieie i» no *igll llie A o e iu .io * 01 In mg lorced to w aul a Ii ii*ty w lluli.iw .il mk Ii a* fared allirrl lionp* irscirerl from the hear In'* lirlnrr tile swill Gt'liiian advanrr to die *ea in I'.mopr. in World Wjii II The Army nlfieer eited figures for a 21-limn period in Knrra rhotving one kill'll, 20 wniindeil i,ml m tie nitshing. Tliere wen11 non-ltatlle ensuallca - men wtin In came sii k oi wern injureii in an lili-nl*. Animumemenl also was uinili of tile lira* nf one of the 60plaiie, 11-20 mlaainn which cullitllrtifl a heavy all strike ycstcrilay. All air officer said the piano was lo.l lo "mill enemy" trouble forced down on Hm way tn Hu* tn rgel Thi waa the Hind 11-29 ru­ ff ..nllMitril ria I'aar r , n r | CORNER CltAHII Two iH-togeiiariaris driving a Itt'J.'l Funl tniek and a 1025 Foni Coupe were invulved in an acci­ dent yesterdav after noon at thc corner of Ninth .Street and Oak Avenue. Kuiifotd puliie say tlic truck driven hy Will Hush, Negro, ran through a atop sign nnd sinawhcik into the coupe owned by Dr. Henry Mel.aulln, Hr. Neither driver was injured. Dari age* ainount to $100. C IG A R E T T E T A X EH T A L L A H A S S E E . July 14 Border Incidents Arc Reported tn Southern Burope IIE I.G R A D E , July I I (,r) — Yugoslavia nceoied Hulgarin to day of sending nrtnr natrol* ncroaa the frontier v r -trid a v in four separate irnddeni m whii ii slmls wen- exchanged and one Hulgnrlnn soldier killed The Yugoaliiv foreign m m i*lrv lianded the llu lgarian legation here a form al note, charging that llir four incident* were uurlied •iff liv HiilgHtiao e ff’iit t<i cap tore Yugoslav guard mi Yogo slav territo ry. Yugoslavia demand'd ‘m a t energetically" Hint the Kulcnrmo government ''halt the .- peirtiee- " The charge intcfi»ifie<j ihe Halkali cold war of oetvi lietweeo I'rem let Marshal T ito '- govern­ ment and the Russian detains*i d Cm ninfnrm w-liieh misted T il" in 1048. A broadcast reeoide<l t>v lliHelgrade radio said the toeident* began rn rly Inst evening when s llidgnrinn soldier crossed lh r hot dor into Yugoslav territo ry An hour later a group of 16 Hulgnrlnn soldiers, with rifle.i a* the ready, a tip root’bed the iron tier. Yugoslav guardordered them to hull. One Hulgarian rio sed the line, was ordered to drop hi* i l l ills, lie did *•• T le 'ii, accord ing to the Helgrade radio, after moving nhmit III yard* in tide Yugoslav te rrito ry he -mixed a hidden hand grenade nod threw il at a Yugn. lay guard The Yugoslav p alle t idiot arid killed hint " ill self-defence," lli" report said. The explosion caused an exchange of fire between the guards on each side of the border. I,ater, Helgrade radio repotted, a group of 61) Bulgarian soldiers* approached Yugoslav territory b a t’ returned to their own mil tsfci. Still lalcr, according In Bel­ grade radio, n Hulgarian guard opened fire on n Yugoslav guard, discharging morn than ton round. f(b>atiB*ra a* i'aa* n i h i l j v S a n fo rd W c n th u r f/17 —Florida cltie.-i arc required lo reiliice their I960 p ro p e l ty taxes only hy 60 percent nf the amount of rigurclto taxi's they recciveo through June 30, the Florida .Su­ p rem e Court said today. High yesterday 03 lo w yesterday morning 70 Total rain July 3 .6 5 Inly normal rainfall 7,6 3 in rhea. ANOTHER BEILS Ell K HAGERSTOWN, Md.. July 14— f/I*)—A former vaudeville strong man who rollectcd firearm* went licrxerk tmlav and killed Mary­ land Elate Trooper larurcn M. Ridge. Steve Orix, la-tween 60 and 00 year* old and a garden farmer on the edge of town since he retired from the aUgo, wa* shot In the face by another trooper after barricading h'*» ealf in hi* concrete-hloek houm.. He la In critical condition in a hospital, ■ifriuV ^___ H M M k TH E WEATHER JACKSONVILLE, July It Atlanta Roston Buffalo Denver Dch Moltie* Kansas City New Orleans Philadelphia Washington F ort Myere Jacksonville Orlando � 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/. 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