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Home Controlled Stores — Where Customer* Send Their Friends
ALL BRANDS
PHILADELPHIA CREAM
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TALL
CANS
419 EAST FIRST ST., SANFORD, FLORIDA
MONEY SAVERS
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CORN, No.
11fin*. N ii. I Cun
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TOMATO SOUP
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LIBBY'S FANCY TOMATO
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MANZ. OLIVES
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To Produce Prosperity fur Hanlord.
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AN INDEPEND !NT DAILY NEWSPAPER
Established 1908
VOLUM E X X X X I
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Warns Greece That okaysPanisH
US. Aid Might Stop defenseEntry
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M ilita r y
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THE WEATHER
Coninurd rather cold Uiroask
tonight » llh Ncuttered light ^
interior of north portion but wWl
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continued fair weather. Modtt*
alt* north lo northeast winds.
No. 160;
Lattimore Is Not U.S.
F ar East Architect,
States Dean Acheson
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tinned Auiriirnii .ml
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n ,uicln„ea *••« n .i* UlnMI
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r V^l ll’llH Ml • fils..| )I)M|4- (si*, (m until 111 h.
„ i.inii .'in iliive 1,wav will. H |l"iol* *'• blast ltnx*lan ............... ’t'lnh' rtII »♦' tiltI . I* ll
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wiiN pieheil op .11 Hint puini.
l.t’lilimi mv Ilial
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Ihr lo I j .iv Ii
tl.. S. mile limn
tii « .Minuh .1 Ill* »iI lif I Ir*- s’Mlk.il Mii’1nut *11ifMt
lo addition the mountain iiu se
In cuvery nl ill*' limit, Hi*
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M.\\ \ uillv. Mm '•
1'hi* HhllllllM l ii iv. *11a| ro. I InMwri'ii $l4HMWHi
Hilt:, nil i'(|il||imi nl llllemli'il fur (inpeiprint cheek nod ihe trail "f I'oiinivliiip Spain with Ihr re-1 ul p.lFl lit V«'U»s.
S. nil I, It" \ini*I li'Ull xuid today
44Its•141 $14114 •'fl I'll IMIU Iliitl $14il>.l11111,11041 fi*| 1111••*
14*1 Y>IM
Ihe new Seminole lllul) Kelmot Alh iil.iHiiiuneil f*r-t led tu lu I night'* Knrnp, could hr caniiv blocked oft
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Kuril i'IIUMM'I.'i I m ll ill
,,
i,,,p,..i
,1 . prexsei. Iiurneil
l 4 lilkf IfKkvd UN l' 6gf tlkfTRl
m1.|m*11 * 1111 utlillllniilil t'nllnn und M e n t a l P a t i e n t s S e e
in I lie event the Hinuiiam rlvuihl
jetlf lloildini; were vueH'lduv rt* iifm'nI'.
( 11,i|, ,,,|,i■* alii .id) in print and
|.. illli'K illiliVt' oxI dillK '4T|»111' •
.mid the two lirntherN overrun the ro t of the Continent,
Je, led u*1 Ion Idah hv llir Countt'
F i r e <• 111 M a s | i i ( a l nii llr" ,1 " n II'*' IVpe •'( “ n®w
Kin ill tfll.1 t|i l it*|'ftIIII•• n
llle illilil.il V expert 1 NOV.
Si hnul llouril, Stipt. I " I .iltv111,1 1,'itf Inhir iritniiml rivordn.
,, tl,,- hvdiogeii lionib—
41 .Mill 11blVsl ikii l*ti«r Thirai
Soulci"
c|o*c
lo
tha
confirrmi,
Vuiifnuvfi
Police
Phn
I
Harry
aiiiinniifi'il I lit. moronic
in ,,, i,cal,.ui ,*f the A*
ill
MI 'tV VitHii Mm t|
. )••
tain
aid
ihe
li'atilrn!
of
Spanl-h
.......
.....
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hi
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lit
itupiu
i
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llunguiu fun ,1 $l,l*lf!i tu M non
It ii ii d i i d "I lin iil.il L.ilo oi i oil i J |ti,| v 4 s.Ill 11il|“,Hllklli
Ihe hid wen fur upplvlmr mur.' In tii'lieve Jn Ann wm> hnoi l.ed u" bases would lie n purely military
ii I.M miig'Hiilitf
wah
lied "iilinli - ii K tod,iv a , 111!.11 ),,, , ,-mftii
in
rungcmi'iil
ll
would
nut
imply
roiotrinUH
for
ri'NUtltiK
lo't
ahntiiiim
llii’
i(lU'»tl0H
than WM» wile liaNkeix und r.u'k 1
approval
uf
the
HpnnUh
govern
high
leiipiiig
III.
iipiud
thin,i,-I,
dlolurn
Iiilil
died
*'li
the
(him
uf
fur I'lullirx. Mr. I.awlon and I'rin
wI•S'4Ik44 fl*>' •*»lI»<Ikl -*TlUli iri UlUD
0
tafl
dm
lull
o,
y
at
'Imduillmi
mind,
1
lit*v
axHerted,
any
mure
llnl.idnnprr*’
coi
when
In.....
................
«iii*»i muiittii which
flpal lli'rniuu K. Mon l< were in
Stale It.,,pd.it Im III" uo'iilnllv iit, \rt*. i ki n11 |fv..|»l4* nut'll in or*
SKI till,. Mm 'll
i l'i
rtiiirted lo Ni't'iire further informu leaked into tlie rear real. Iliuinolul H11111 ecnnuinfc aid In Yupodavi.i
.'•I RAKRttl lit;, l iMiiie. H.ii .it l‘,< i,I,nil Hi'iiciuuii HI,"" in,lax lit.
I'uiiipfiMt I. I "J til, Iiifrt111>x nl
implies
apiirovat
of
the
Tito
re
sin.I
she
had
not
been
roped,
tier
,|.-l t
Ism in slitI'lllKA'Itt JUHJJt*
lion from hiippliem, and pel miiii
i. t*i
i lu- >,111111111111' i«t inni p" ' ported Km i n' imllonul ii .w iii
tlie I'h,i'l,In Vut|i>ii',l Huai,I will
Iln' n" I nil,-, miiliughl hla/e i,,t itl
home wn; nl Meadow tllndn, " !»'* '• gime.
in i ln ) mu |tii |irol>U'in.'
of Hu* pmliirt*.
Npllll HI llle |||UWII,U Ilf :I W ,1 i Ier- Ini' lli'M'.I " ,- ta-in l,i i
Mill
lilt
IllglltguW
ll-l'lllil
nomi'll,
alt
Nor
would
the
leasing
Irttidv.
I'll
"Intluils
limn
Mai
In
NoVeui
McnnwMIo,
in
Pritwelun,
Imli l.s Jtllu’lr VI j4,1 hv Dr. H u ll
Tne Hoard, neeompnnied hv FI
iiiuvii, "llm I Ii-pi mil,, I
hi
'In 'nn,u IS eiil , mil ll',- f.am Uni',
ho-pltul i-nijijuv,' , fleeing tii.ii, ’ he H, ihu.
i i i i u i i |*li>' Kit*int
Jtud
ton 1 . MouKhlon, aivblleft. vl-ite.l Mr,.. Plurlce Spurlock wn* >r*''' they cunlemled, that the Western Mii.U'lllluJ Hiile-Jn linlllel, \|,i II Ui lln- \ ,‘lnlih ", t'ailiipe ,1 n a t,i-i
"
1
"
itnrv
In
leiihniintoi'i
tine
'oia-e*
envisioned
a
^withdrawn!
III,,'"
.mid
Hie
di'lnv
wap
nei'ch
today
nf
cliargc*
"hr
killed
her
fm int*i tlii’tii'« f h'ul iihyisii'i child
and fare fully in pfile.l Hie new
and inti,. ,1 win iiiiii,Hill,nil In-I '"HI lli-il l,„lni
won,nn
wan
in
in,
til
from
the
main
continental
area
in
•u,
v
Ii)
give
It,"
nii
cuihlv
liu,"
fatln'i
uml
mother
with
poison.
ill I ll* VlulUifN
aix room, funrrele block mldliimi
Smil*. nplniieiilIv nn- l,, I," ill" lo ad,ipl the t’lfill'M Inldgel, u
Tl„* lift year old F.vuni*vllle honse- the event of a Rumdan atlai k. ingill lo lln- gllHlil mi'll 1,\ 1 ipl
I'ln* llm,iltlil I
ll null'd "Ii
\ •|)uK*"<uuth 4mi ilii* rnutfuzin*
tu the Mldwuv Kclmul fm Neifioe .
Hm ol 1im. I,i l.
al>i| lu llir I mu,i ll •>( t;,,i>.|" in '•'ipiiii'lnelit l 'i i oiillnui'd l 1 H Y\ ill tl’*- Ixlninl in the I'.mnI Riv, i
irwartaiea om f « s » Ittahl.
Sources
here
emphasised
Atl»n«
iih|||il t (lilt I.... .
t*f thi? **11011“
The nifillllon lnelo.|"> In It"
I'lie aid Tlie x'lii unit hudgi't "xiuu
<('«altai*4 Oa Page Theeel
Ihu lui'al Collipnni will eei i ai i-iii'il i!■•-■• will, p,,pul,it inn
whit'll
lepurilti'
Ma,dial
Ian
and
,4 1‘iii' nut ui i1 **l l ht* mu torill
farilltleii II ffidral h.aliiu: vHeni
III per cunt cut mi mil an nl ti. t.ei **tfl‘l ii, IN ".ll In \\ i* I I id
lalllg
I'dUlllt
I,,night
A
ii"ii
niiii
ti
1
1
lit
I,,
n.'iMici ih,- Si'it'iiiifU* AmcrlciVt
flunre'fi*m lliihix, xatiiiurv fat-lb
lu gn 111(11 the urgri'ii' ,1Killtil fuinl i,iiiiii win,I,I pin'" tin- l iminaii-. >ni loll'd linil*b1V 1, II,e government
Although llieie well' m’ii 'Iiiiin Iui |t.i lu f htuu'lil it (U*ceiiB«ry
Ilex and drlnklna fopnlntmt.
Caplnin linteliel am,ul,iici d al " a pm with III.- ling" t nf III, "inin ,'aii upceate.
and
pant,
iinimig
niuiic ,i ( the dor- tu elltltl ft till- mill'll' tu the com*
Weil pleaxnd with the hnllillnv
Hint Ihe Coiitpanv will itinilai id*- nn'intivi n
Kneetuhor wnilld In- til" IiI'nI lliilurv o.'i’iipiiid , nffieluli mil in, mu ristui f*i i ov low.
the tmnrd nietnhere tlinnkfd Mr.
Wi iipiniN nn 11 trnel. in the diiwn
III" HI fmeiini imni'ler' mi the I iiiii- for election-,. Rln-g .ma, In- dl'tuiiimi,',' onairred inn,nut ihe
Buthi*. Imwuvri, fulluweil
Red Cross Klimt Drive HeadMouKhlon for hit enrefol miper*
i mot ’ill, ,,,i,iinill.i- wen. pulling tin' firml "nn e funner would have then 1.HIM) ui!' ii I ill mil tent InmMil non, numl
John Sauls, local agent of the tnwn Mrctmn nil A |n
4»I* ■Uihmlltiiljr
vision of the work rind Fniil f*111111* ipiurters will lie moved loilnv from
I
iiiii'Iu*n nn i liiii
uii
tint
lull",
to
the
I
r
III
k
Mill
lie
Llill.iil
III
I
lie
■
lop-,
in
hv
vii tii*!4 *■**114*•m t.f ihu articl® to
licli, eontrni'tnr. m u complimented, Ho Ttiorpn Furniture Compstiv I’eniiiNiilar Life Insurance Co. ol Rlde-ln 'Ihentcr dm me lln- him llniiu and III" Huai lo Imi,. lint
Mnnv id tin' nut unt - gatlieied
Mon over, he addl'd, then* would
tlh.tii iiills’JHCUi'.M, i hu npokDD*
(■■Id Mr. I.awtmt, for llm uinnm*r liuililiiiK, Magnolia Avenue nn,f lacksoiivllle, was rerentfv honored mg of the inovii*.
I* ll •,f III" mi Hull,*u will IIMI I," no leaves mi llie trees lo pro nl w iiuhm. in w,licli lln toweling limit “jiil. inni uni* uf the coU
in which lie constructed the Imilil- Hast Hecond tn Chapter Head- hv being chosen as a member of
he
(Illlilielii'il
Mill
1
1
they
Imvc
lieel,
Cliuining
,,f
wenpnii
tnnl.
nl
in
I i mil luu «>il
Hump1 TI imnO
iid" cover for C,illinium d > «uiinm filmier,, visllilf fm iiii Ii'n around
■piurtiTH, TiOO Oak Avenue, raid the company's Presidents Club.
Imt iiiglil miller tin ,llie.*ti,,j nf ni'i'iveil lu Hie wi'nI I." i,iiiiii und at vnlcrit. Tlii'ie were sulue i'HThe
fire
depai
Inii'ld
.
(i
ni
ipg
a
A
»n
reward,
Mr.
Haulx
and
other
M
r**.
Kthnl
tlei*ler,
secretary,
The reitlirnntion of OtU Mooney
Huai govi'rnmenl,.
I 'M T Sl'KAKK
repel it inn of the Mure Hint killed
unllii* ill tile l'l|K i-lectiolm.
Memlier'lilp contrlhntlotiH which tuemher* of the club will be treated Lieut. Rny Knder. Tlie C.miiiiui,'
inatmrtor of civic* and nnPInnl
'tin. invll nl luu lo (ietninr.y 11 lo
now hns opentiign fur tour inure
PtiltTI.AND, Me., Mar. 31. —
The Democratn Nntionnlhit Pur nine mule put lent ■ W",Ine.,l,u
to
a
five-day
stay
at
the
Holly
roach at Hit) High School, wmt nr have tint ta-'en received will be actig
exli'iidi'il
llirmigli
Hu*
Allii',1
men.
Drilli
take
phn
e
on
Thnrily, trmigi*>t md nenllhli'’ I, iuld night ip ii privnti- hiiuntonuin uenr ,'I’j Keniilm I’jift iR-Ohio) said
eeptad with regift. Mr. Vnonwy cepl.it at th« Chapter. Worker., wont Reach Hotel at Hollywood, ,lny nlghtN,
High C'limiiiiiiiimi. und lo the Hnnr in n idntamciii lln1 iiduiiniitriitimi I'ldlinh'lplilN, Kent u foiii-iiiiii in tinlay ili,- "milv wuy tu gel rid ol
who also directed kthtrtir* at the for the Fund Drive are reunified Flu., starting Apr* B, and will he
llirmigli
tlie
Fieui'li
giiveiuiueiil.
the 1,'iiuiiminiNt in the State D*will UMtig the Inidgel n» alt excu»". army of oipillimeut tn tlie -eene
ir. High Hfbool, ha* accepted the lo submit their report* to Chanter token on night-ieelng tours, and
Fi'Oliei*. xvIi !■'Ii ,NTii|,ie,l tlie Hnnr
purtmeiit is to "luiiige Hi" head of
will attend banquets.
poeltlon of line rogrh at Miami hoadipiartera heir inning Apr. 1.
after Hi" war. uttnehed It to her
the government "
nigh Hchonl at a eon’iidernMv
ceoumuv anil tiiuk a lung tense mi
It "iin'l tu* done, he xnid. with
higher nalarv. He will leave for
Hi eoul iiiliiex over xlrmig We’d
iiii'ii in enntml wtin think Com.Miami htxm.
(ierninu
in
oleuln,
iiiunintx ute milv "red herrings,"
Mlm Hunin 0. Hlnuluril, <W, ilk,I
' Provlilon was mad* by the Hoard
Dliiiuti’lie.i from ll„mi quoted
ml-lardy tld' morning it ff-'m .4 M
for granting *iek laava abianca at
N O T O U L T V PLEA
She resided at L'lfi Maple Aveiuu*. mlurmed poillnnl inmreei tiieie
full pay up to aix days a year to
|iri'dii'Hiie went (iermnnv would
NORFOLK, Va., Mur. 31. — </P)
flba waa born Nov. Iti, IK8H ip Bt. un
tchuu) Janitor*, bu* drlvtTr* and
nrenpl (lie invll nli,,n In inin the
Cumdr. .lolm It. Mtllett pleaded
Mary, Ky., and liuil lived Iti Bnntlerk*. With tha azreption of tie
WASHINGTON. Mar. 31. — (A*) — The Navv will train .tbout iiinoceUt tinluv tu ctiurges of tig.
fnrd for the paid ten venr*. She i'fuiiii'11 ultluniuh unt wlndlv intiatotal accumulation of days, the nil
NEW YORK, Mar. 31— ( 0 V -T h e radio corporation of America'* wax a member of All Mnulx Cntlio- fled with it. tioruinnv had winded 6,000 merve officer camlidutci from r.2 collrttrx tins «mnnir> .ilmaid gleet uf it itv in the grounding of
Ing I* similar to that given trade
tu M*nl a (ierninu nhserved on the cl.ips and al it. Air Matinr Curpt liatct.
the huttlcslLip MIsHiutrl.
tri-color picture tube eppeared today to hava brought color television He Church uf Mil-, rttv
rff,
Millet I whs nperations offlcsr M
.She !• aurvtvnil I,v i,ui> ilMir. t.'miNCil of Minister*, niltl there
Senior anti n’iilunnoic iludcnl* will qn tu xru wit It the Atlantic and
Tho acsumnlatlvo f*atur» is that for the general public closer — but Hill some time away.
WS» tin Inidltinn of lliut ill Hie
Hu* Rig Mo vvlii'ii idle ran q*?roUBq
_____________
_ . t__________
if a parson i* nut sick the first
RCA board chairman
David Sarnoff described the Bew tube a« Mr*. .1. R. Bullinger >>f Mnrvvdl„, anmmlit'ument of the iuvltutinn. Pacific fleets, und juniors will get loui weeks ol avialitui indoctrmutiun ill I’hfKUpeuke I tnv Jan. 1.7^___
year, ho wilt hr allowed l » dav«
the master key to practical color television" following a demonstration Tenn., two hrnthen. R M lllnn- The West (li’riiiiins aNn were ills- at i’ensacoU, FI.*., anti two weeks of jmji!iihiou» Ir.sissitiH al l.iec
ford nf Hanford nttd •' ti. Hlnnford
iraattaaeO Oa
Three*
absence for sickness tho next vear in Washington yesterday.
Cterlt, V*.
nf Chattunuoga, Tenn. l-'unernl nrThe acriimulatloii Is limited tn
In addition to tlie regular Naval reserve sludenti. about JKO "mu
The
tuba
(fid
inject
a
new
element
int'
the
Federal
Communica
raugsiiu'ntx
will
In
*
nnnutmrrd
Int
UN
VOTF.
C
O
M
P
LETED
two years.
JACKSONVIl.I.K, Mar. j b E * .
ar.
tion* Commission’# hearing on
I.F N F V A , Kwitierlend, Mnr. ill trui't" student inldrlilpmcn will
various rotor television rvstegi* chanlral moving parti.
-'•(/Pt— The United Nations trus- cruise the Atlantic ildt, summer xerve.i frmn 94 cullegci will tumrd Station
POINT FOUR BILL
Atlantic City
48
C A TH O L IC T ID A L
M
teeihip ’outieli today compteled aboard the escort carrier Mimlorn
W ARHINOTOM. May fit. — fd*> tn determine whether color vide"
Broadcasts' using the RCA r v
Tie v'l'Uis*! Ht. Paul, the escort Unitor,
43
FRAU UK, CtiH*h««|nvHkla, Mxr, its vote on 4.'l art Idea of a new amt five destrovers.
— House RepuMtcanx tndav si- •x ready for tha puhlte.
ten can ba received as black and
8*
Ahold 380 senior etnas men who carrier Hsiloeug Ht rati and four Buffalo
— The governinenl-eiili- statute for tho iiit*routionoll*a<
The principal competitors at the whita plcturea oa present sets with ill —
faeked President Truman’* con................... -...46
fyavmlat “ Point Four” program hearing have been RCA and the out any alteration whatever, CRB trulled radio aitnoiiliei-il ludnv that inp uf Jerusnleiii. The date for have hear, designated for the Mar destroyer* an June III. They will Chicago
g* Communist-Inspired and m chart Columbia Broadcasting Rvstem. color broadcast* require alteration Ion "high-rniiking ......nn Cntlio- making tlie statute effective wan im* Corps will undergo mt eight leave Kan Franclscu June HI fur Cincinnati ....... - ............*6
71
weeks' training program at the a cruise that will take them to Denver ..........
CRB produces color through nsa of of the set even for week and white lie clergymen" went mi Irlnl nt left Indefinite.
for “a world wide W PA,"
the Prague state court mt chnrcei
The council haa no means of .Murine Corps schools In Quantleo, Pearl Harbor. Han Diego and the Detroit . . . . . . . ......... 41
Democrat* countered that R H n whirling color dlae In front of reception.
i-dS
uf espionage and seditious activi Implementing Internationalisation Va.
Navy's Ran Clemente Island train Ualveston *■«.y. ......... .
«f|a) to this nation's foreign oollev tha camera and on** In front of the
By tho use of ■ single tube aeo- ties.
Kansas City .. ............... 61
More than l^ton 14 intent N from ing area off California.
und It appeared certain the
picture lube of the receiving set.
IMI •***i**•MA?
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Tlie radio did not dl«'ln«i» tho question will be referred hack 9H colleges will leave from HntnnKOA previously had used three during a full color pietore hv deeThe Navy said that a new fea Washington
tuii Ronds, Va., on Juno -1 and July ture of the I960 cruise program Jacksonville
ale color tube* to produce an ironic method*. BOA waa able vee- ngtnes of tho clerics, nor did It tn the U, N. assemhly,
Tha holy city la now dlvldad 9H for ends** with the Atlantic will be the training uf senlur stu Miami .......
Vf Bay Other Informal Inn beyond
Orlando
' and Hashemite Fleet.
* bar* aiiwMiaeomeat of the ha- between
dents as, "Junior
officers*'
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) the Tampa
la the Pacific,
student regiaalac r f tbe M a L
Jordan.
Lawmakers Say Condemned Home
President Will Leads To Survey
Veto Farm Bill Of Entire City
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Suyy
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Mis
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Census Taking Starts Tomorrow
In All US V illa g e s And Cities
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Science Magazine
Burns Article At
Ketiuesl Of AEC
Bids For Seminole
A th le tic Building
A re All Rejected
Sanford Guard To Western Germany
Sponsor Showing Offered Seats In rnsidim 01 Korcu
Of World War Film Europe Asscinlily
|,ostp‘,,ll,M lt:,tTt,n,,
llcadquartorH Of Itwl
Cross Will Ht* Moved John Sauls la Chosen
Company Club Head
a?
Color Televinon For General
Public It Still Some Time Away
Hiifliv ( ’. Klunionl
Dies At Atfe Of H7
Navy Will Train About 6,000 Men
From Colleges Over The Nation
THK WKArrHER
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i The Sanford Herald
THE WOHtD TODAY
•ataBllsh** la I M l
«BaS *ail» »a«*M I
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M l tfn u iu
A ««l
About 1,200,000 Demons wont Involved in divorces
granted in the United Staten in 1948. The total Included 818,000 children of broken marriages who were under 21 years
,
ts k :
of age when their parents were divorced. Thin in derived
•9 l u i m , riarlda. u i l i r l i t '
ai O tH tiw •> Matvh a, IM%
from a report on divorces and annulments by Metropolitan
--------- Adi.La sit r.' ri>:*M—
Life Insurance Company.
K illa r
f lO H Iin i 1110AN
“ Divorce in families where there are children Is more
laviafu M iua if
common than In generally realized" observed the Metropoli
arii¥f NiPtiiiN ~mX¥;
tan. “Of the 421,000 absolute decrees grunted 42 percent
were to couples with children.”
The more children there are in a family the less llkell
Tltra, carda i t hood there in of divorce the study shows.
litula Ilona aal i M l m at
aaiartaiamrai i « ias i i i « a H al
ratal aa I« b<S», Kill ha rka tad far
•I w n l i r a4r»nl>l»r rai a.____
■ n i N i a i i j Vutlaaailr Sr Hi. a a d r«a i| «p «t
naaraaaatlraa
(Be-. Mat* rath, rkiragB, II*I roll,
Kaaaaj H Q . aad m. t w i a
Tha flrrald la a a ia it r a iT lha
daaarialad P im ttblrh la aatltlad
•ffaMdlaalr fa Ik* aa* far m tkll<
a Mila* af *11 Ika larnl am* art atad
* l « Ilia liw ira itii aa «t*|| aa all
. Al* Bata* dlaaatcbra.
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Bribery wax an old practice
* terra thousand rearx ago There
J or* atilillr for ina today,
A vulrl
i; i them, Tlitm -hull taka tin gift; for
1 I tli* Kill blindrth Ilia wlr*. nrid n*r
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verteth tli* word* uf Hi* righleutn.
— Ex. 28 II.
SO flNI.Y TR Y
(Front 1 11* Yfl||. Review I
WORN down liy linger, amt the
ron|i hi |irtil*.
Corroded by Hi* a<-id- uf lln* Mood,
How -ImI) |, while Hi* ruthless
’ifrSmnl* slide,
Bra to it Mini ill thing,, ui<■ under,
flood
And live illumiiinl1 Under Hi*
baleful hair
Of final iiintti, i mint tracr ih*
ray*
That lit my dawn an.I -n il ,-au
tarn* Mil' mi
With goMeti niHi-y lur embitter, d
day*.
1 must not wail in 1*1 my senses
know
Thai Whore Mm* clop.- im trivial
Ihlriff ran go—
A wash of "ili'tni meets 111* Irrllnl
heart
Now, fli'jlt, 'o raper rtill In Ink*
your pnrt,
Thm> Ir short. hop* for yon. So
only try
To hold my spirit lightly till i din.
MAKJON CANltY.
FARM HOY A T N ir.H T
(From KaMdogfaphl
A (JRAY nioiijin rustled
Acru*:: III* (lour
As I Hipped down alulrs
And mil thr door.
in* moon shorn* ,bright
On our pasture g*t*;
1 aaw three angel*
Walking l»t*.
Nulhlnir lovelier
K»#r wn",
Walking on daitlrt
A m ong tin. grass,
1 ln*n a roon doif howled
And broke Ih* charm,
Th# miii roim* up
On our name rdd farm.
M* III my hrilrher
And ,Morn straw hnl
Bid I naw Mii'in once,
i ’ll remember Mini
J 1KU LA H MAY.
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to
of
- or
bt
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m
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icm Him * rrxa r>i, <>■»,
I,lark and white set*.
Sarnoff, however, said nla view
on rnlur remained between the
extremes of CBS’ statement It wat
ready now and Dr. Allen B. Du
mont’s prediction that It remained
nine or more years In the future.
Hi* said he believed "more work
rumalns tu he done, even with our
own system, before it can he off
ered for sale to the puhlle as s
commercial product."
A neutral manufacturer, Men ia
mbi Ahrnmx, president of Emer
son Radio and Phonograph Cora.
today described the tube as "a
step toward practical color television for the public.”
TOUR B IG . DATE
UHIIS J. MATTHEWS
T niloiiiig Sryliti representing StarrsSrhar/cr uf <Iiiiviiin.it t will be here
at our More.
Ttic profcvyinnal Siylift'x tnuth make!
u lii# tliIfcrtint! Ha'll give personal utu-mion
m ynur exact measurementt and the selection
of the woolens that are just right for you.
That's the way to be sure of good
grooming. Well be too4 »I\g i t y
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Uin»m|»l«»ym«nt Kitfumt
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"t tlK R K n MEN'8 WEAR"
k t f 'k t i f t ii A i 'v r
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PHOTOGRAPHIC PROTECTION
Mr. Holly. Win. ut «n# time pahII,hH the Seminole County 8-a- |Hr(
{ ft<t|Ul|„lMt tl»s| «llfl, |,U
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„,.rl)(iri| ,,
US(DCARS
to- ’
TKovef
PRICED
ri.>
'Further indicating lire need for
• Itgiilalivr investigation of Florida’i vnjfara roll* it lha ilileinenl
of titUI. C. W. Keith of ihe
Florida Highway Paltol who re
••ltd that Oyer fotfr ihoutand
•non* I drkwiog ‘ wilfare checki
Florida for blindna** art alio
•dtiviuB aulomobilci on Florida'*
highway*. Set whal we mean)
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Florida Stale B a n k
Checking A ccount
fileture uf Nnrlhern .. Ireland’*
viewpoint during ihtd forthromlnR
.............. ..
tl„,liy
visit of hr, Prlind Minister, HI*
Ht 11 IRnokn, who hi ,•motile Iiere
llollv lilt • dtfiidd I., |,iiioii ,i with l.mlv llioolte II* I nut he
yr, i„ *n» f**i *iin11
in,, doleried from 11,1» trip by Mm
House *f Repiesmtntlve- vi»l«, ru
llinlf lelinh l*nll v hern*. in t>V the ileellirulloll of Mayer \VII
Iiiiiii O'llwyei ol New York that
wliitei.
Itnel, ruled that he will «!.in
iirniuiiu duties im •xlltor of Its,
I'lnridn Munl*'l|*i>l Record, publish*tl in Hi. |,Btornluirg t*y tx-ator
kb Cole, uiiil »i*onsor**l by the.
I.eague of Mutm-ipalitie, la tho
nlale.
Tli* Ainriican people could
MV* billion* ol dollar* every year
if they had a 7"i cent coin, ill*
Senate Banking Commill** wai
told the oilier day. That ii, they
could if they didn't tpend ii for
•OOitlhing tire.
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On* Of Th*
Florida Stale Bank'a
Maehlntm For
I'hotographtng Checks.
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special This week
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USED: CARS INTOWN
Gtneral Enmhower iayi ht ii
deeply concerned about the pretent
of American preparednett
.(A lha light of Ruiiia't rearmament
. am. Of count, that may bt
lha big bran talking, tha big
Btirr bran, but uippoit ha
"
b« right> RamanuHr how
Ultd to pooh pooh tha miii*
men’* demandy for the fortifi
ed Guam, tha itrangthaning
Paarl Harbor. But whan tha
1947
Hpedal Deluxe
Plymouth Sedan
1947
Dodire Deluxe
Coupe
New F l r e a t Q h e Tires
Radio—One owner Low
milMg*
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Warned it on G*n-
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Kxtra clean,
and paint
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l .o* a LMwliiiwt Ui Um
Ctia Iomens who Inodverienlly
♦herII paid again*! your oeoooiU pi thkf
ranrated checks hove pear* of jot
Book gild bjNpo U utiftr lock and key.
knowWdg* that these photog
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Nearly l new, Only drlvon
7,216 rnilea by ona own*r
Radio,
Miii
their
of the protr.rtioo which
• M rsas* s r w i « H t «r, <•
m#
Font 2 Or. Sedan
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the amount and the payee.
Florida Blot* Rank Uk*o a pktur* of *v*ry
:
A V .-: ,
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ar. w.
good tired
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aafegoard to H*poallnra, the
Hale
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of.
lly H E W IT T M A C K EN Z IE
A I* Foreign Affair* Analyst
Th*»t vote In the If, S. House of
Represent,iMves, denying Britain
further old funds so long os Irotanil romnlos jinrtitl'ioed, wait n
tentiillve affnir subject tc expect*
ed revoke, but It hn« echMil like a
shout III u r,H-ky rovers.
Hublin, Helfsst, l.ondon and
olber euplluls re,uhil, earh Beeordlng tu Hit lights. The Hnuso
netiort tvn*. geuerully Interpreled
Tn homes where there were no children under nge IH, us politlenl l.y-pluv but the fart
the divorce rate for the United Slates Ir 1048 was 10.8 per remains tbnl the effect of this
inioiMiver h»s turn to
I,
000 married couples. In homes with one child the rate sii»|,rire
was
ni'nlo llutt Ihe purtilbm
I I . 0 ; w ith two children 7.0; with three children 0.0; and eiuplinslxe
Rut Ahruins said it was his
,tf the Foi.'rnld Isle |*
of Ih*
with four or more children 4.0 per 1,000— Iphs than ore biirnliij, i.«sn**H of our lime.
opinion that even with Ihe new
third of the rate in Ihe homes where there wore no chil
M'J only tea duys ugo tbnl I tube, "|l may lake three or four
dren.
')l“cui i-il I III, ,|ii*Hti»n iif port i- years" before reasonably priced
sets are available for the nubile.
Altogether the relative frequency of divorce for coup M*m in »ur coin,mi. ,\t Mmt time If n sturt wax to he mad,- now. he
I
told
you
ii
story
about
n
ronles with children was shown to he only about one half of
vcrsutliiii ( hid io IleJfust with sold, a color set pruhahlv would
that for couples without dependent children nt the time ot Mi, lute l.ord Crnlgnvnn, Crime curt two or three times as much
divorce.
Mil,biter of Norlbern Islnnil, re- as u black and white sel, anil hpredlrled It would he smile lime
The difference in divorce frequency between couples Kiirdlng aurtlllon. TH s dlediard before color rets could hi* brought
.Sepnrntlst
t<»RMrul
lender
slernmed
with and without children Is greatest during the early ii fist into Ihe pul,n of bln other within reach of the average custo
mer.
years and diminishes an the length of married life increases. l,„nd ond esrlidmed:
Abrams predicted further that
Even ufler Ihe 20th year of marriage, however, the ratio
'‘ Union wRb RoiiMiern IrelnmlT
even after rotor arrived, hi nek
Is twice as high for couples without children. A fte r the 801 h Never! Niwert Nevert And when ami
whit* -els would conllnue to
year the rates for Hie two groups are practically identical. Fn, pone there are others who will he bought hv many perrons liei-mt-e
Mike up 'be teuilcr-hlp lifter me.”
“ While some unsuccessful marriages may not he brok
A e,|iie| to Mint Interview bnn of their lower cost.
A h described l,v RCA. the new
en until the children have grown up, their number is less liem given me t>y Mr. Joseph It.
tub* i-otitnijix a fin,, metal
than is popularly believed," observes the Metropolitan. I Ins Ilrenrmo, eoansellor uf Ihe Irish color
screen
I
,
'lfulInn
In
Wnshirigtiin.
He
sovs:
! with IJ7,I»(HI holes, Tin
Is Isirile (jilt by the small difference in rite rate lietween the
"In m'lk* I wiis ut the Krltlsh i picture , creen is a -orl of iiiohIiii*
Iwo groups at the later years of iiinri'inge."
Ivoiplre K'vblbltlon In flln: gow. At |containing tlnv dots in triangular
ill,- reeeptloti r?lv*o u< the „p*n-, grof th ro on,- red, one green and
lug of III* exhibition, l.,,r,| Crnlg- i *m* bln*. As now t-„n drn*|ed th •
ex von w t oreseu, Mv then chief,] tula* fin-* i-onlaliis .'If,l.(Kill of these
iilMinogli the number or*
Mr toll,i VY. Irulnrity. who WfiS| b-ln
•Sonin concern Is being expressed over I lie number of on oar lil*'* co,iipni"-Inner lo London, umahlv could he lu,-r*o-*.i hr*,
>„ give ii fijcti,re will, finer ,t,*1,111
employed persons in llte mil ion. The figure has risen con wr, hl'n present.
A* ,h* *l*ciroulc h*nm tha,
"\V* l„ni i„-l cr i lu.Oit the t(IfiH
im illv o v e r the past year or so, and in Fchn iu iy it *n
paints" a Picture on Mu I till* fn-,1 •: uniing to approach a level which could be compared withogrrenieiit wIMi (Rint Hrjtr>»,f j pus-*i through each hole in th-*
festered to ut tlie oasis
mat of lfi41, although still nearly a million less than to* wlrlrh
*hlcli Mi* British In Id in Irelnhd, j
teak of that year. On the other hand the argument lias be»oi lord I'rHiirrivnii ci,i>*raliili,teil Mi.) Mir Basil won’t lie w*lroin*,l al
leant that Ihe number of unemployed is less significant DaluM > ,,n ibc nerd'-lot, of Mi* New York t'iiy 11,-lt !,rr'ini",- ill,*
Ilian tin* total of employed, which remains higher (him at agreement mid I reiiiemhvr him feint* Mini- i *i ’* government ban
ned th* re*,-nl tu, l ‘att!rh's Day
nnv time except in t In* peak years of 1!M7 and 1048. There rnvlng
" ‘You ,11,1 fine, Mi Indrtidv, relehratlotei At „ luncheon in
in much lo lie said for this argument, although il is not cmi
Iml •’„,i didn't gel lb* North— London Mir fhisll said:
elusive.
**
"It reems to in* that I lie only
you will never get Mi* North ’
"Al Mud point l.tolv t 'ruledvon, ittilnde for in* to a-loiil is Innt If
nnctnp'oyiTiciil represents a strain on the economy, and
lIn* strain is proportional In the number of Jobless, The im who rilsn wim preM'lit, I,tol * ill illy host* iloti'l Ilk* tin- looks uf
me limy *11,1 always engage u
employed and H e ir families m ud he supported, and no m ai lo " «,iv:
‘Hpenk for vonrself, .InMies. ratiln it <*ne I* available In h*ii,I
ler from what source their support comes il is iion-prndur Never is n long dny.’
ioi- hack. I have offered the bund
ix c iu iiv e
" A|,pni*ntly I,ndy f’rnlgjvnn of friendship lo Bout hern Itrluod,
five. An increase in the number of unemployed is mil ne
but
il
has
not
been
accepted
in
lunl
j,
heller
nppreclntlon
of
wliut
cessarily an omen uf impending doom, hul il is a warning
pci Imps I lie wuy ou* might bare
that less goods ami services are being produced, and Hint win, liki-lv lo occur in lluj future wl-lied."
II,
an her hmhnm' hud id nt that
•' -Icallable supplies are being tapped lo supporl a rising inirliculnr lime.”
•
number of persons who do not contribute lo production.
l.udy Crniguvnn wns right. I Im*Th e ability tn shape the economic sit nut ion, as an niter- II,we we Imve ii rigid tn expeeh
unlive to simple ncceptiuice of Hu* economic cycles as they Mint sooner „r Inter Northern lr»-'
llind llnd the Irish Republic will
...... .. lias long been sought. In large measure il depends on In* united. Tim gr*nt question Is
our inaction lo such warning signs uh a rise in imemptoy- •‘when T”
(hi Ihlti iiolnt of time, opthnleuc
meqt. A reaction which will curtail trade will obviously pro
duve'inure imuniployment. Steps to expand employment m wns expreeued hv John .1. Hearne
Irish republic’s first envuv lo
tint production of iisolul, marketable goods might sueenss. the
\lnnrlrn wIMi tlm rank of AmJ
fly
mold
tlm
economic
trend.
fully
hussniliir. Mr. Henrns slopped In
ft,
*t,(ni -n ill
New York on bis way U> Wash
+■
ington from Cmtsdn, wlmre Im
RETHRNR TO 8ANFOIIII
MHICHKH i'llA lH iE
Returning to Hanford yeMeriloyi NOItIHHTllWN, I’n , Mor 81 - bed been his wnndrWs high roint
mlxelnner,* and Inld n pres* w it
i:tt
Its V
)A 'fill
ufler un absence of revernl y*»r.i,' NI.'IuiIuh Veinn, :’!» yem
Robert Holly, forngtr resident, *X-| •nmilorinai iiiMiiiic, will l.|; clung- forence tIml hr believes Ireland
will win unity, wi.lhia Hit ..period
prenhcd Nurprlne at the growth *<l will* mnrik r la nninccllon wii|r be
I* Andutxxaadnr iiere,
and liniirovoment of Hi* elty. „ fjr* ,Hut k111**1 mae inilltnyi
I'erblips we muy gut u better
Wa haven't drudrtl yrl wlirthri
call out vole toi I'J'iOi' Man
llte Year loi Dr. Peter l.imlitioin
DoIipiIo Koirllini hul it ilmiild
one hi (hr ulliti.
mtfiB hat
lo tlm court* for th»
I lima. “D m comtitutioiial
ol free gs a h may ba
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rerevn, It in daflactud to the nrop-r I'utrld meat ol- fish lx used ns 1 Holly lr*e„ aie a gmal
color dot — red. hlue or n*«*n. bait fur ,-rocmllle marcs,
! holding crop.
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HANKOWIX FLORIDA
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Social Department
Personal Activities
Palmer Ray—Society Editor
Social Calender
Dinner-Dance Will
Climax Golf Events
Climaxing social events accom
panying the first annual Men’s
The annual Junior High flehoo. invitational tlolf Tournament hefrolic* will bo held at B:00 P. M. iug sponsored hy the Sanfoid-SemIn th* school auditorium.
Inolc Country Club and the MayA covered di«li Clipper will t»e fair Inn. will lie the dinner-dniire
held at Hcurd.ill Chapel nt 7:10 tomorrow night. The dinner will
P.M. The iMilillr In rordiullv in- begin m (WO P.M. in the diningroom
riled to Hticiid.
of the Mayfair with dancing starl
MONDAY
ing at 0:00 o’clock to the music
Tlie Sunliemii llrind id the Wom of Carl llalherg nml Ids popular
ans Missionary Unlun for ihlllren, orchestra. The event is being
nr**.l six I.. Min., veuis, will mee* i-f,<ni-n!,d for lho.,r participating
at ,1:110 I'M . ni tin* First llapll-t ip the tourney, their friends nml
the general piddle nml dress will
Clmri'li.
lit. Marks Chapter, Woman’- he optional.
Providing » novel note In the
Auxiliary of Holy Cron. Kpl.ro|ial Clmrrh, will meet at 8:00 ISM. schedule of events for the tourney
ut the holin' of Mrs. Allin Stern- was the -iiiiare dance held Tharsday night In the hall room of the
W«rth, “OH Went Nineteenth St.
Circles of the W.H.C.S. of the hotel. The music of the Kill" Hand
F ir -1 Met hod I-1 Church will meet .vns featured for dancing which henr follow-: Circle No. |, Mrs. AL I,. gnn ut 0:00 P.M. with Mercer W il
Till!-, Ml Nettle TIIHs, 11On Kilo liams serving as culler. Almul IWI
Avenue. ;l:00 P.M.: Clrele No. 2 Persons danced the Virginia dee),
Ml.-. II. II. Iteell, 701 Mellonvllle Paul Jones. Texas si|iuire dances
Avenue, ;t:00 P.M.: Circle No. .1. | and others which are enjoying
Mr., K. II. l.niu'V, 2uii Knat Klgh- j popularity all over the country.
leerith Street. :i:00 I'.M.: Circle
No, I, Mr*. .1. N. Axxnrello. 211*1
Sanford Avenue, 1:0(1 I'M .: Circle
No. f,. Mrs. .1. S', lirmvn, McKinley
Hall. .1:00 I'.M,; Circle No. (I.
Mrs. If. ||. f'nitlnhnil, 71-» Mng. -J H L .
Hlli III
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Jewelry
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LugffnKc Co. 1
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Hy HKSS P.Vn'KHSON
Mr. and Airs. Lewis Rtruucli
The Social Department of the
Sanford Woman's Club sponsored have arrived front Refugio, Texa*,
Telephone 148 its annual Kusier hridge-hmchlmi to make their home with Airs.
on Wednesday nt l:IKI o'clock id StruuMch's patenls, Mr. and Mrs.
the club house. Decorating the .lolrn J. Seiifett of High llankclub were baskets uf rnmelllu* Road. Ttie Struuchs euntemplntr
and amaryllis and the small lahlrs •tnrtliig a new business on Highnt which the gucM* were seated ivny 17.
were centered with plustlr egg.
Ah. und Mrs. William Hovel of
filled with Spring flowers. Other I'einisylviinin are hnlhling a duplex
Friends will regret to learn that Kil ter decorations were carried hoi store
on Highway 17. They hope
Miss Lauru Chittenden Is ill and in decorations throughout the chib.
to open a Is'untv parlor und sweet
confined to the Fornnld Laughton
Hostesses for the event Included -Imp. Ah. Buyer I- n fine exiiin|ih
M.-morinl Hospital.
Mrs. J. M. Moye, Mrs. K. C. H»> of old Anieiii mi pioneer *nlrii
per. Mrs. W. K. letiiiing*. Airs. I
age of Vo vein-, Ihe folhci
Fiiemln will he glad to lenr/t that K. Spencer, Mrs. C. I.. Kcddlkv. \l Iluini' I'tiildreo, grandfulller of
Miss Murguret Jones is getting •Mrs. J. A. Young, Air.. O. P. Hern of 11
and grcnt-giunilfnlhi'i' of 27.
along nicely fullnuliig a tun-ilee- don, Mrs. W. P. Fields. Mis. K. A In' i- -lulling a new adventure
lomy iii'rfoimcd on Wednesdav.
Monforton, Mrs. Henrv M d 4 " more than a (hen-and mile- from
tin. Jr.. Mrs. dill Tyre. Mrs. J. P Itii- people ond pi.ii i*- with wliimi
Mrs. K. J. Ilollv is the guest Cullen and Airs. Hoy Till!,.
to tin < -pent hi- while tife. He
uf Mr. and Mrs. I.. P. Hagan id
<James of liridge and rnnnH
i o de -.'l.delit of one of H liroththeir hum* on Park Avenue, She were enjoyed during the nfterndoo i v, ho . Him lo till- nnmtrv III
I. en mute from Miami to her and lifter the scores were milled 17till Iropi Frnuce tiy wav of Hol
home in Cleveland, Ohio.
high prize for bridge wu- awardi"1 land and Knglamt. to i' - c u p c the
to Mrs, C. F. Proctor, high for per livid Ion to the French Huge-nnnstn to Mrs. H. A. Mo id lei It
lint'. One of Ah. Ilnyel’- grnnil
Among thnre ntteiidinu the ■hlldrell is Ullherl llnyer. the fain
luncheon and bridge were Mr* ■ms i orien t pianist
Oscar Hurrison, Mrs. T. C. PitthAh. Frank Lloyd, one of mu he-i
The llrnrdnll Avenue Circle fnnl uf Mt. Wrnoi), III.; Ah>. J. T hired ritixcn* i- cmifiiu'd to Or
compleli'd It* year with a cov Newlij, Alls- Kilwards, Mrs. Roy .inge Alein irlal Ho-pllal in Orlan
ered dish luncheon id the home of PartIii, Mrs. I„ A. Palmer. Afr
do. Ni-orlv evi-rvone on I’tanla
■Mr.. Victor M. IJic.-ui'. West Side, J. K. Huker. Mrs. W. II Philip-. lion Kstnle- Inis tell III' infillon Tue-duy ill noun. The home ivu- Airs. C, P. Hurkev, Mr*. William i-ni-*' of Ah. Lloyd'- great kind
beautifully deeuratcil with Spring Wmle, Mrs. H. M. Papworth. Mr-, lie-- and udi'lliiicuce at -nine time
i'luwers nml a delicious luncheon lien F. Wade. Sirs. Clyde l(nm*e\. line tie has I... .. here. Hi- Iniwu. -irved at lllMI .iVlock.
Mi-. Henry Witte, Airs. C. It. Haw a rovi'iiicnl iii lo oltli has heeli
I'olhiHing the liuiclieoii a reporl son, Airs. T. C. Illiii-dell. Mi
t i*iii I\ loiniiit! to F h 'ih la ii in I in'
of ili. work accoioiiM*hed during ,11. II. jliisM'll. Alls.- Kdiilee Kift'li- In pc III- p ie -i nl dine
I - n u ll a
the vein was read l.v M e, Itny- tlolf. Mis. C. Al. Flowers, Airs. I. li ilipol in \ •I Ini. k.
iiioii.I Si'lmiil.
Mr
\V. M, Me I.. Sill and Airs. J. C. Itii'-cll,
I In- W'man < Inti nt Fol.'ipii
IviliU'.ii ci.iidli.'li'd I*"' llilili h -oh
Al-o Mr.-. VY. It Kllerl.e, Mi
... pmoii.inf n I towel Ini w. lo h
-1ii.lv I’roio th.- tl-» a* I oi lohii.
Sam Mnrliiin, Jr., Ah . I). It Wat pe|i| al ito i eelt-ol mil It til on It..
AlcinU'r i njoyine ilu loll. Iicon kill', Mr.. Willi
Peuenek, .h
I'-.wei plain ciooim I no April I ’d
yver • Mr. ■ Hucali i •.v- r.,,. Mr F ill-, t’lnvlon Sinilti. Mi). Ijiiill'.'i h,i ii..' i v, iii ig lo ... I. h ili
v It 'd, Mi II. Hoi. Mi Sara! Swam, Mi-. Ilmv.iril lloiiilai
.11 ,.l t Ii lllii V ,.i • oil ll, d
I'y .■ M>
I. < I •-..n Mi , .Hi . IV. C I .linn'. Mi* F i'.l I
Ml and It ' I- I lo I I '• i f ’
linn.
Ill ti.l.en hu> Mi
WhI' I Willitstn , Alt . Itinvuii. Ah*. \. M
i |o i i ill oil III I', i l I 'til* I
•uipli. Mi
Hlrlix Fite Mr-. I. I' 1 Philip-. All i ' I ’ K ill. Mi Its.'.
I I'*.il.l ,i i loo alol \\ tlll.no I Lit.
fill v.... Ih. Mr . S. i.i.jl, >li , I'ov i i'll Wu l ionn. Mi
W M Sci.i
■ill o| fellow lop I 1**01 Well dl'i
.11, Ml
It.c'top Sl.-.'ii Ml :, Al.' : Mi . W. It. I.i uhv of .South Ami'
,rei p.n I- >.t III,- I oopel
on
Kino.m. Mi . II. I>. Iiagni'. Mri. I. icti, Mr- Fiitlil. I.. Wuinli off. III.
(i, Hiiidci .and giic-l . M r.- Man Ali<. Dan Wtii'ld Jr.. All . Jail. Sunday.
T I. I', lei I hit I are h-uv IOC fill
Thomas Wilkes, Mi llcs-ie flick Moiii‘ on, Mr- Voile William*. Ji
the llilili mi Miinlav
I low will
is.mi, \lr». Jtobeii I. Hunter, H r
di"
II oiih Iiik St en trom. Ali
lie ni llifii iiiiillii'i tnoio in Mil
A. D" Young, Mr . Clarence l.uuiili William Stempi'r, Mrs. Hnico Do
ill*'. N A
ml daughter, Cutlolta, of Fair iii. Mi
William Kirk, Mi - 11. H
Mi and Air
I i eit Ih oh nhn’l
lux, Va.; and Ihe l.n-le -s, Mi
“ aoirtiuti. Mi '. Tim Crawford, Mi
of I 'll Vi llilili IlllVe I"''ll >i lime
tjreeu,..
iicmpe Ah Call, Mr
.1 |l Craw
Mi
liiimailie alnl di
ilinnl.ill
ford. Alt-. .1. K I'ntirler and Mi
I oi tin ■in■I I i'll dm
I N Clllon.
Ah and Ati- AA I Cniov id
Also Mr . John Ali'i*i<li,
Mi . New A'orl, f i i ) aie ii ilnip Ah
Its MRS. I.. K. M 'HNl'KH
11>liM Kick, Mr*. Chillies Vodnnlili I oiev’- I'on-ln, Ah mol All 1 Nm
Mrs. .Iidin liiidei. Mr C. F Pro The fiillowlug is purl of an urll- lor, Air*. It Al. Hums, Mr*. It. W Olllll Ijolllll
Ihe Idee Club mil nl llo- Club
cle by Mrs, Munir .1. Hecren and l.ippini’ult, Air.*. II. It Cromlei.
anyone wnntlng to know more Air*. Hlnkc Sawyer.*, Air-. Max enoms on Wedne-dnv login J ln v
alioill palms muv call her or drop Fnndotii. Mrs. Hurry KoIimiii, Mi >. decided lo have n hii-iue-s nieel
her u card ami she can give von Charles Alecks. Mr». John Lee, mg hereiifli'i on llo- la-1 AA'edoe-.
dnv of eaidi onnilli aflei which te
all the data:
Mrs. Irving Fcinherg, Airs. S.' ti.
“As wo ure nearing Palm Ban- Ilarilthnn. Mr«. Klliolt Krmwlei. fre liltieale will he *eiveil llffici
day I would like to lull you uhoid Mr*. Clifford AleKihhlit. J i„ a|, . will he elected al the next hll-loei
III,. Phoenix DactVIifilra ut dale I.tuirene* Smith, Mrs. S. C. driipa. inccliiig and in tlie mennlime Ah
polm. It grows in many Modi- Alls. II. AV. ducker, Mr*. S. I) liav Peck wu- aplHiiiiled - i 'i -i ni i
terraiiean cnuidrles; also Arabia llighleynuin Mis. Kiel, her Hull'. protein.
V partv was lii'hl ul Ihe rluh
and Palestine. This palm is never ATrs.
w. D. Hofmann. Mr* Wil
found growing wild, Ind has been liam Schnabel anil Mrs. Iti>,« rooms on Friday to rnl-e fond
for Ihe Member-hip and Wideomine
In cultivation from lime Immortal Adam*. ,
Committee, lo help carry mi thi
for Its nutrlllous and delirious
fruit. Thera are many varied#*,1 i h - . H
*'
j
good work they have i.ceu lioiii
me of them si rilleiM. This is 1lie \ ^
*«»'“ ’’ Ju" ' ' " ’W “ •I J 1' ’ J'1'
‘ 'O' -♦•"I
......... .
tore keep* them 'from getdnr *have her o' visit hut every new him
liiusl eelehrnted palm of Its fain
nod
r 1|y 11ml oliiviw oplo tin- pirn.......“
llv and Is the one iiirnfluii*d in th tough.
his
trilllhle. Whan (Jhrint mmUji
iiinphmit eutrv Into Jerii-alem
some of the people strewed palm
hriinehes along I hr* wav. It ha
always been supposed that tin
dale tree |Phoenix Dart ylilera i
wiis tlie one implied, a- that pi
lies is giowlug in Palctlnr. Tin
fronds for Palm Hiimluy are used
hy the Culholir Church, the Chris
lluns und Ihe l'ii*sover of the .h w
III Ibis country Florida and Call
fariiln supply mn*l of Ihe Pulm
leaves used fot Pulm Sundnv.
Tull specimen* of the date ualiti
ure found In inHitv Florida gardt in
hut rurdv hear fruit, hilt if tliev
'lo the taste I* likely to he in-ipid
hiTiiuse we have ton much moist onhere. Only ii very dry and toil
atmosphere ran mullin' the flat or
ntl-faiTordv. The Arabs have a
-nylng the dale palm must have
Its “ Head in the fire and Its feet in
AValer,'' In order lo hear HIHill
Personals
It Al'PA n iltT llllA V
Mrs. Herman Cinder
nol'ii Avenue, 1:00 P. M.
Circle No. 7 of the AV.8.C.8. of
tlit- First .Methodist Chuicli ivIII
oic.-t ut McKinley llnll al 7:10 P.M.
Tin 1 Ito
•'"! Professiorml
Wuiiien's ( ii he First Melllodi't Church will meet in McKin
ley Hall ut 7:00 P.M. fur a covcred dish -Upper,
The Phlluthea Clas* af the First
Presbyterian Church will meet at
1:00 P.M. with President Mr-. .1.
Corley on Cameron Avenue with
Mrs, I., (1. Hinder as rn.hu«tess.
Tlie executive lino nl of the
Women of the First Prexhvterlun
Church will meet In the Se-slno
doom of the church.
The Ruth .Spearing (I. A .’s will
meet as follows: Crimp No. I with
Mm. Jo-h Phillips, 1711 Onh
Avenue; lirnup No. 2 with M r.
C, A. Anderson, Jr., Ola Vreneh
Avenue, nt 1:10 P..M.
A youth revival will he held id
H:00 P.M. at the First flautist
Church under the direction of the
Ilapiist Ktiulent Union of Rtet-un
University. The piddle is Invited
In id lend.
bringing them n -mall gifl of wel- there. *o It Innked like Planlnllon Night.
eoinc.
All . Ilcleo Kh'ppcr was ho-ler*
of the Saturday night dunce Inst
week ami Ah's. Aniamtn Huffman
was ho-tes- this week. Tile linnre
yyns well allendist iHdh nights.
Air. anil Air-. AA'illinni .1. Conrad
mnl son ini' leaving for Pennsvl' noiii. on Salnrday. They hope to
he hack In their new Plantation
I home hy June.
Air-. A\’. Roister I- leaving for
ihe -iintmet and Alt. unit Alt*. Joe
Spi-nk have moved into lie/ upiirtSTARTS SATURDAY
menl for I lie lime Imitig.
Dur new Palm Drive from the
1*1 O K T i r n O K S H O W I N G !
Ahili-inii lo the Lake is |ir*|^ie-slug
"•i v inpidlv
G K K G O K Y 1*114 K
Mrs. lie-- Patterson and Air. Sul
hiloi inn lieIpc. I lioi Palter mi
IN
■I'li'tirulc hi- Idrlhday wiih ii din
"er al ilu Cluh Diamond on Wed
nesday evening. They met Hie
'.oild and their guest- mid Air.-.
Ui'ioinine nml her gnesi* and \iuj.
K I D D i r S I ' N D E R 12 A L W A Y S
old Mr- Fu
all having dinner
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
THE BIRTH OF A NATION
12 o ’CL(k :k h ig h
For Easter Sunday
Glamor....
The Daughters of Weslev Sundny School class of tin- Kirs!
Methodist Church will hold its repilur Ini-lness and social meeting
id McKinley llnll nt 7:10 P.M.
with Mrs. K. II. I.aney’s group as
mwh*--- f
Seminole High School ParentTeiwhcr Aisuelntliin will meet in
ihe i-ctinnl Library nt 1:10 P.M. dales.
Miss Kilua Chittenden will lend n
To vary vaidlta ice cream mar
'ism 'slon nn “ Building flood 1.1lirarles.H The board will meet nt ble It with crushed peanut hrlltlc
.at nt Ai4A P.M.
h
Ii 1h iin p e lllii'i u n i ' fire ill
■ uti l
S|d nip
I'I.'i m -
let
siilh nil.
Iii'lp
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mil'
Mi i
Hint
Siiimiiei
vvi'ililmy
l.luvit
yv111i r u n
cun
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ile lm l
Yiill
will lii'fir I'vervuni* *ny,
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lit Mini Still ii i
Si'cmul I-'Iimu'
l) id tm
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M K I,A N D O
lor warm Weather economy genuine HUR-MIL
NYLON-RAYON
S I, 4 k s
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PAIRS FOR
Baked apples, stuffed with
prunes and milmeats, make a
dellniis dessert. These may al-o
double as an accompaniment f<"
meat or poultry.
v ^ O .O O
S i i i i v l c $7.r>o
( jU ic p
] 2 ‘”
I '. o i m t i f u l f i u ) m n l i n o s
nml Tropicals
to
H K C P I.A It and S H O U T S
IM.UATKI) and PLAIN
A rnid-Himm*tT dr#am . . . chit d i.u
•f lodioWe C loralyn with teloi-moklilog
lac*
k
“nylon" Macks arc tmiil* of fine IHJIl-M IL 20*"1 nylon and H0'<Ourrayon
. . . |uM enmigli nylon In cutwe llivm In weur longer, lie cooler
ftnd dry finder. Wn«h them If you like. They hold tho crease and «re (he
nMilesl irouNern for lu n m ir.
railing !■ *«r*«l ond low
fltckllne. f#rfb<l lor t*o ond tanac*,
Hi wlng collo/td bolaro Rik*>
you <0V*rgd lb town. Hurt 11 to Liu#,
wlili*. pink or brown, d m 12 to 20.
WEAR
"
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il
Mere C omes
llie Bride
before you store It In n refrigera
■J:4R P.M.
'
The W.8.C.B. uf the Eheneaer tor tray.
Methodist Church will meet nt 7:10
Roll* that tome from the freez
P.M. with Mrs. Rasa Steward on
er ran he thawed by placing them
Smith Sanford Avenu*.
The Chapel Choir of the First In a 100 F. oven for about 2f) to
Baptist Church will hold a rehear- If) minute*.
The youth revival under the di
rection of th* Baptist Student
Unhm of Stetson University will
continue ut HtOO P.M. at the First
Baptist Chureh.
M
Greene Home Scene
Of Ueardall Lunch
Garden Gate
Tt/RHDAY
j 't ■>
WATCHES
Mr. uud Mrs. .Ind. Cl lint an.
...mo. id lodov tin- hlrlli of u iloueli
1. 1, .Marilyn t'arul, op Mar. II si
the Orange Memorial llo-piinl.
Mr . tiluut will he reinemhered ic
.he luinier Mary Walht'ii. Mr.
and Mrs. Dram are now making
the11 home in Leextmrg.
H ub Bridge-Luncheon
Plantation Lstatcs
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F o u r Exhibition'
Games Are Played
1
im p G o lf e r T a k e s
fl* Mf> IIlf finr |>l,iy ilirfi
(day won him meilaliii hon*»,■ Spencer Overton, Maryland
’ “ won, Ihit morning defeated
jew York Giani’i Mel Oil, 5
|;{fl the leerlolf of llir Mayfair
illiole Country Club golf
out.
for Andrew ( ’arraway look
lame wilh Raymond l.mi<l<|uiil
default. in ihe rhamiiionthip
I match.
her cfiiimplonshlp Might wlu
ll Al Hr.viint over .lor fJallofi 3 and 2j l ai ty Hmllli over
n Outlaw, ft and t; Herb Smith
Carl llcglor, two up: Hit .1.
klalel
over Hugh Wholcho , 2
• .......................................lof,
I lion llWplInghoff ovei .lari,
(filler, •! and ■!: Krnnk Melmno
ever Dr. T. K. Mclinnlel, H mid if;
0. E. Phillip* over Key Hcalex II
I Ilf Ed Levi'-W bill'll over KirPile, Sr., 7 mill ll.
E. It. Smith won over ll. H.
Ijllhlmcr
Ilihlmi A and H| Hill llern d o ii
Knur exhibition lilts were held
yetterday at the (limit'a Spring
training hciuhiutirtor".
In the opening contest St. Cloud
artureied by Lenoir ft tc 7. A ninth
Inrlng three run rally l»v the loners
fell olio run hh»rt when pitcher
Deal put on the heat anil retired
the last lwo Latter* m order.
It wan the first game (or the
St. Cloud Rnx and wax Lenoir'u
aerond loan In five game*.
Hal levy o -H I. Cloud- Wilbur.
Hare (4J» and Deal (7 i Parlxh and
Shaffer. Lenoir-hiiiltvnn, Whileaide 14), Hawkins (7). Million and
Flnjir.
w
jrrr C apt. W, Van Duxon, 5 uml
R ush Hong over Jim a p en i'o r,
I u p i C arl llu h h e ll over U eo rg r
huay, A and 3| (!, W. S pencer
^ fr J. W. Alfm nn, 4 uml 2; Jo h n
over Roy Hymen, J r ., 4 und
[fltan Wlltok, golf pro from Inana, la aorvlng iih Ihe at'orer of
a matched.
J i n the eocomJ round, Spencet
~ (dim , former Mnrylund State
— flilutir ehaniplon. downed Mhvoi
Andrew Carrawuv, 7 to It, AI Itrvaft WHs one UP over l.urrv Smith
Herb Smith defeated Hr, I. I
Klalel 2 and I. lion ll|i|illnirli"ff
tat Prank Mehune, 2 and I. C, K
tillllpa defeated Kd Lew Whit
4r 4 and 2.
/Bill Herndon downed K. II.
tilth 3 and 2, Curl Hulihell won
fei Rush II ohu one till. (i W
fencer defeated John Ivey I mu'
.Scheduled for Mila ultmiumi to
ehamplonahlp malcln - me HncttrUr Overlon, Ihilllimire. vx, Al Nrv
a il, Orlamio. Ihm Itli■tillnghoff
1|, Orlando, will lake on lleth
litli. flrlamlo] C. M. I'hlllltiH and
111 llrimlon. holli of Hanford.
Ili play. Cat) liiihbelt will ho
litem
died against (!. W, Kprnrer.
Championship coimulstlnn match
I will bet Andrew Carrawuv nm’
brrv Hmlthi lit, .1. J. KU|e| uml
Jrana Mebaiie, J r .; Kd Levy
phltner, and K. H. Hmllli uml Hu**
lg ypriut Jphn I vhv.
(H A N TS T O PL AY
The Hanford (Jluuts will phiv mi
iuhlliltlon game tomorrow ot 2:110
at Oviedo, Rd lllgglu*. who imulr
thy announcement, .mid the (HuntWill
ll play l.enolr.
Legal
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N o tic e
ju m c iA L
HKMINOI.il
n n c u tT
Cut INTT.
o r KLOItlOA. IN ClIAN*
an i t gun n iv u a i’H
lyAllRY (• ixiuiit.Aii, I'lalniiff,
T
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r
K n o x v ille hunched fiv e hiiih hi
thy bottom h a lf o t th e eig h th lim
in g io la k e Jackso n ville It la J.
T h e ip iln le l of rum , cam e on fiv e
IiII h, le .u watko and n Jncksonv llle i r r m , 'lo n i llu ito n , Jux p itch '.'i, I m i l H tig h t hall fm lo u r in iiin g * n lh iw ln g the K n o x v ille niiuad
no lill» und no i iiiih. H e w h iffe d
(h i re hut w alked Tout m en
Jackso n ville Is scheduled U> piny
'th e Soon 11no a rro w
ft 4tlte n o * onra
A eta a THAT MAP
nap r o * l a u t ,
atw tktM f w e M /ft
4 th oOMLY
m ly 2 SAM
s a m *tfii
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VOTKD M AM A90P
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ft/9 f9 rM t PfMMAMT
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to tal etrftif*M*ta6r*.
is s A ttn o a r o r i m f
*m Mm O tv A ll /ow n frsAiM*
BASEBALL
HIGH L/TES
tty A*Morialrn I’rr**
HltADKNTON, Mur. Ill f/p).bie DIMtigglo, big gun of Iho New
York Yunlice*, hus shuki’o off llm
effect* of lei'cnl mIIiiiomI s mill oxim' cI h to hit Ills idiyslcnl i>t'nI, with
in n week.
Joe ventured this oplnioii be
fore yesterday's game at St.
Petersburg, In which Hie houiher*
mnlail I lie CinclumiH ltrd«‘ sevengame witmlng slrenk with a 1 1-2
onidniighl. lllMugglo bunged time
hit ■' uml complcliul hi* third
stralglil fill! roiiln Job.
VKRO URACIL Mur. :i l - ( d 'i
Pilcher Hairy
If t i Tnylur, who helped
Ihe Brooklyn thalgers win Ilielr
1047 )H*nhMnt Imfote being foreetl
out with a had arm. has designs
on liiuiping hack up from Hiook
lyu'e form dub. SI. Paul.
Taylor ill preamil la owned out
right hv ihe Amcrimn Aimodalhm
cltih, hid n ruidlliutitlun of the
sort of Inn ling ho did ugalnat th
Parent llodger* yesterday could
eventually find him hack with
ltrnokiyn. Horry nltdird five Inn
inpii for St. P'uil, giving no run<
nml hvo Idt*.
MM IASO TA, Mur. II — 1/1"Caleher Mall Hull! would ralli.'i'
hove Ids imino mi up on w.ilver*
I him heroine hull pen catcher for
the Ihiatoii Ited Sox.
"All I read nbotil." said the
liuaky Toxail, "I" Blrtll* Teblietti
amt fliuMy Itnaar "ie going In
divide the eolrhlpg. I'll nialch mV
run a hutted In with unv calc her
I’d rather play somewhere elre
I hail loud In the hull pen.”
TUCSON . Art*, Mar. 2 l - ( / P i Cluvoland'e Indiana will mm •'
two-plaloon eyatem In Hie mi’
field llila Hcaaon, al(nrimllt"
Inst right and left-lmndeagnlm
pitch! ng.
Manager Lou Rmultean extdnb
ml that when a Hgbtte tana n|mi
land, the starling
rtm lineup, from left
Sports In Brief
ll> AKHOCfATHlI PHKSH
SWIM MINI!
NKW IIAVRN. Conr,
John
Mmsliull, Yah- fieshninu, swum
i lie I fiuil mi-ter a in M:'t7 In hreuk
Niitloiml A AC r>'< el record,
II \HKHrit U.|.
NKW YORK
Nntlonul llusl et
bull coliniiiHi'c uholished cunllii
vei'dnl twn-mlniil" mle,
(idl.K
W II.M INtlTON, N' r . (icoige
Hgu While Sox. The vetvmio
tn hit* In
Ing bv the
thu
The hitting department ha* pro.
duedd Only Otie rtgular performer
batting over .800. Third Weman
HAl Long I* hlltltlf the ball nt a
.410 clip, with t l lit* In 8ft trip*
S a n fo rd - O r la n d o
K e n n e l C lu b K n trlc H
m s in n r *
KJiiniit*
y I It ST NAI’H—A /tatha *1lf
IJit SO T (n.r, .Mary |
Jtirmiilv
J, Mur? * P»b Host H*1'
Jnatlllulilv ...
iv, H portr I micU, llm k rlrln n r
■ tit'n x u H A tr —n/je i k a Mil*
Tl’ p Hock, Hal im r. TwoJB T um iI*. Julia. U'a Mlk». Candy !.*'»•.
mli k Uiinn. naiiy K fhjltior,
T i i i i t n R.1CB—a /ta th a m ii #
1 mill in,
Colil
('iiiiniy
The bata*aUAllitg Siurlana are
A large share df'ttfedit for (h«
ixcellent ahowllig thu* far can ba
xtttltArtM to* iha fleet*footedn«ra
the (Tatar bate runner*. In xlx
hi Rli'xle Inland in 192(1, P attee (fanuhr to date, the (lafofa hdve
'
who given honorable m ention oh wllehed 8ft aicha.
I'JIII
A ll-Am erlc.iii
fuoiloili
tem*.
Tke new hatkflrld roach played
four year* of college football tWo
vear.i of haiketbill and nnh year
liHKkethall n( Torrlngton
liNHitmtl. Hr roarhril football am
basket hall at Torrlngton High
Kchtril, (Viiineetlciit, Iiitt M47 aiwl
won Instructor in the Torrlngtnn
YMdA.
Puttci wa* rummlsiitonud an eh*
sign In Ihe Navy in 1014 after hr
had received his bachelor of art*
degree nt Brown. He was BMaietatil
punriary officer on iho CHH
Hlroeg Inr n year olid wo* miiiplv
labor ami IrHiwporlalluii uffirui
al tlir N iivhI Supply Depot at
Charfeatuwn, Mi**., until relea'Cti
from actlvo duly In lOM.
He Inn completed twelve hour*
...............
.. word
... u u mastor’a degree
of
work to
al the Tear here Colli gr at Now
‘ ‘
nit
State Farmers Market
SAVKIIIItt
STATU KANMHn*
HANHMT
MKPONT NO. I:
liy
T_____________
lir following_ prl«#a_ r#purl*d
I
ora on Th* Hanford Hln'*
(lit lioutir,
llarkat
far
prod>K#
sold
Karri,cr* » ---------- .
to Tryi'kar# * O ealir# up to I
Il'ii ii". T endorgrren, Halt..............
l>, M . March JO. 1110.
Urnilcil
IlcanS'
i.lrn*
..
Ilu. Ilpr. 11 !S • J 00
Du. np r. 11.00 - 1.10
ll#*n*.
I'ola
Ilaittie,
\Vni
Culilia**
CiibnMgr
Ilu. Ilpr 11.73 * l.oo
up.
The fleet footed Saurian* in
*ome Wejf hove an effect on the
opwwltlonv fielding, for Auburn'*
Tiger* committed 10 errora in th»
la*t fray with Florida. Several
of them came about on attemptr
o mare some Florida runner.
After the tour of duty igaln*l
pros, the Uature return to Inter
rplleglale activity to meet Rradlev
Tech In Ualncavllln on April 4
The mld-wcitern school, alwav* a
'owerhutiric In baHehall end hasirtball, wa* easlein division win
ner of the Missouri Conforenrc
title last aeiivon, und will give
Couch Fuller's liiali fill no Haur'*ns u real almw for winning hon
or*.
Isis* of n regular "larler like
foler
......
. ...Jiporarj
batik, could ruin the Philadelphia
A'* excellent pltrhlng staff. The
load might he too heavy for Dick
Fowler, Lou Brissio and Alex
Kellner in carry.
Pitching and an airtight in/lrld
formed the hails for Mack's
early optimism. With Ms “big
four
*tnff ami hi* neat Wi
lier defense, the ogl-e old gentle*
man rould afford to overlook his
left field problem and lack nf
run power. Now thing* are
irent.
Coleman 113-14) complained of
lirllevied he had completely recov*
Ihe IInjury la*t season, but It wua
the
during the winter, In hi*
wed..................................."
a
first drill, ilart* of pain accom
lightly hut ha* not appeared in
anjr gumc*. Many clo*e to the AV
I.-.,-
Ilu. Ilpr. IJ 00 • 1 S3
CO llucslpta at Th* Hanford 8 U t*
50 t.b. Ii#g# t 10
Karmera M arkat W cdn.aday I*.C rt. I .L.
hvniilv, on th u d .
j tM, Tipton. Joo Aslmlh nn.i
C rt. 11.30 • 3.11
cautllhiwnr
hv
Demand atuw, m arlirt uniattlad Mike (tlierrn form a cnpalde, if nol
I'uniinbcr*,
O rdinary to F a ir iiuallty aelllng b rillian t, catch in g trio,
Ilu llakt*. 11.71 - 5.TO taaa
Fancy
than prlcta quoted,
Huninilng up. The A'* pitching
Cclorr.
(tnlderi Crt. la * L.g«r. It.AO - t.70
slii'iiIII Iw formidable if the Cate.
' rMa»cHl C rt. la * l.gar.
i 'urn■ ip#*
n*Mi)lng UiiatHy) *Tr*'nil* ui a
..... Do*. Dch.
•aaMaiit
Uu. Uaklu.
A wonderful stuffing for celery man loa.x prove* only tomporiry.
They'll have lo dv|H>nd on I lie
made by adding Rnnunfort Tin
*! -5S *
Itching and rlmihlu ptay skill by
I .70> to c h m u and blending (veil. Or u«d
Infield to nffaut lack of long
« .15 - I.7A this xpread fu> ttavlierx,
I l iO - 1.71
lx
Ic
•«t4
Saturday's Schedule
Chicago .(N t v». Cleveland ( A )
at Tucson. AH*.
St. Louts fNt v*. Detroit ( A )
it Lakeland.
Boston i A ) v.x Nrw York ( A )
nt St. Petersburg.
Brooklyn IN ) v* Philadelphia
(A ) at Miami.
Chicago (A ) v* St. Louis IA 0 at
San Antonin, T* x.
Budon ( A ) v» Atlanta «l At*
lanta, (la.
.
PlUlbtirgli (N ) vs New York
(N ) at Phoenix. Ari*.
, ,
Philadelphia (N ) v« tlirming*
ham at Blimlngliam, Ala.
panied each pitch. Doctor* arc not fu>II power. If they win the pen
sum of Ihe trouble In Coleman’* nant for Mr. Mack. It niiint bo
right shoulder. He'* been throwing idaaxed an upset.___________ ____
•vc he will not lx* ready fur
the opener.
Mr. Mack, relehriilii'g his noth
Veur ** a manager nt the age •>(
87, ban moved tittle Bobby Hhanl*.
pint-Hlted lefty, into Hie starting
llni!. Mucli will depend on lit*
ability to come through.
Fowler llft- l l ) has Iwen slow
coming along much behind ln*t
l.atlnr*. trrb arg , dsptm llng ali*
L A" C rt. n r» I'ack il.oo - n o spring. Kellner (20-12) had Pint
ok*ra ............. Hu. Ilpr. 11.00 - 0.00 trouble early. Now he ,#ay* he#
all right. Drlsslc UH- t t ) looked
alona,
Ur*«n ..... l)o#. tick. » .TS - 1.1)0 I IIL . V U old
...........................................
*
nolf In his Inst outPtppora ___ Du. B*kt*. IS.0 0 .1 1 0 J!1” nl#
Ing
I’lusappl# ... ....... CM. 13.15
Polalora, ||*d Bilan
Barney McCosky limy he Iho
It. H. t 30 Lb. Ii#g« 11.03 1.71 answer U
to the gaping hole in thu
Radlktlaa,
loft field. Harney W working himlif d Hu. Qskta. I Dm. 11.to
Vquaan,
self into shape slowly after a
Tallow
Bu. Ilpr. 01.00 - 0.00 serious back operation.
Sain Chapman In renter and
».*.*.
To mato*o iPInkst
Crt. dspandlfljr ovality 04.10 * 6.00 Pliner Vain mini two third* of
the outfield.
Orange*. Valnhrlna,
The inllpM lx Mi-. Muck’s pride
dapendlng alia# Ilux 04.15 • |.tu
and Joy. Ferris Finn is on first,
Clrappfrull.
Ilu in an ........ ..
Bo* 10.00
Pete Suiter un second, Kd.lie Jooxt
nrap*rrutt, ,M*r»h
at short
und.1Dillinger,
the 41(H),000
Do* 00.30
Hordla** .... .......
flux
93.3*
,
,
i
ysrsg * * * .
Cleveland (A ) I Ptttahurgh (N )
I (III Inning*t
Chicago (A t IU St. Loiiii ( A ) 7
Leira> Notice __
IN T ilK CMlCtilT COuilT. NINTH
Jl'DICIAt. CIUCIMT OK FIA)UIMA IN AND KOI! HI3MINOI.H
i '«it! N TT. IN I'll ANCISIIT NO.
AM*mV- 1IAHH, m iJtl'I.AINANT.
NKt.t,IK- M tJAHH. UKKKNDANT.
x o T ic y . T n a I ' m am
thu
hT ato :
ok
k m 'RIOja
to
Nnltl* it. Bi** win.** rextilanc* and
•ildrasH
Jitrei„ l*i Care
— . o(
. . 51r*. O. atHit fthnv# naniaii D afindaul to litm apimaruui'* In thl*. suit , on r r
infura Iho 10th day of April. 195".
via* a dciT*# pro n>nfM.*i> will n*
r n l i r n l iiaalllxl rau. The »Ult I"
brought by the t'omplalnant iignln*)
vuu (nr u tllvori'o- Thu nutno of the
hiurl. t|m lltl* ninl m im ber of
Ih r i’U»* a re ux Mbuvii vet rurtli.
\VITNK8H 111* hand uf III* C lirk
and llm n*u1 "f ih* C lrriilt Cinirl
of Hamlmili, County, Khirlda. this
An Clark uf Hnld Circuit Court
l». V. IP
jvriiilun
■ K film
U, H trrrrlt
Aiturai't (or I'limplalnu
lt|> ilm of Man'll. 1950.
ASTHMA
|,*r1|tr. tau tla-i u** *alr a* illrtrlrd
r aara*
HUI M IL I.A T A ANItRHHUN
Aft*
■ (■***»
*9*TH i
Uliol, Mmoo. molr TO'1**,
rnlr, laoiaa Kvaos. Hlur-
toil, l>*ltii) l»o«, n ii» 5iuy'M» .
F n l:it'f'ii M * rn —A /tat a# « * »
T rx tloiiBlon, i-'onnAont.
(lift,,l .Mina. Iilsiih llro ria r, rrltrto r t/|o*»r. Kislta Marl*. Morgnn.
hJimv'.* *
**7uC80N, Arlfo Mnr at-d/PI-A training gamaa.
Tlie Chicago Cub* are j|t I M m %
THat’a.o^b' half af tha »lor^.^
ha* °b*cn terrll
•Tho aveVago "though thu** 17
front pleased with hla
Cnrleen ami we
reeord,
,
The rtm ifnnl tim 'd
Inrougli
m, e x 'e m iv e bm ithii: d rill under
th e m uluiu'e of Scent I' uy Hu*'|sh . Itnvish is a ii ex-nm im gei of
i | , S |.ilo g fi» h l
t|o> b. e 'em "*
hi'ld
The rest Ilf ihe ten
Im iiiiiig drills.
'H i m i r m w n A H P . B A L L
By ASSOCIATED PRKSS
Yvatctday'g Itciult*
New York (A ) It Unrinnatl
(N ) 2
Toronto (IN T I « Philadelphia
(A ) II
Bonton (N ) t St. Ihiu Ir (N ) U
New York (N i 10 Chicago (N>
Hio tmw
H
i
man Turiter and Boh Kennedy will
...r the varsity, end rookleti P « i
mniAT HAl iLiMfl
regjthir'Maaofl' gVmoi, move Into
WK 8T PALM BEACH, Mur1. I I
profanlutial rompanv
week. — 'AT— Pilcher Jm> rv.Mrnan** arm
grofa««tunal
mm panv thl* week,
trouble and lack of n capable left
Phlladt’lphlu (N l 10 tVuxhingtuti
fielder Are aerioti* threat* to Con
nie Mack'* dream of a golden (A ) 3
Brooklyn (N ) ft Ft. Punt (A A
wd year pennant.
Jubilee
c l r T H n * r » — n/tAika m ii #
H r. linin' It, lllahV llniiklo. T w o II
CverylhlUK,
Up. blttl# Hiinow,
tioslllfaii yesteednv ngolnil lOr St, Wla, Turk NilklHl|l
Tip. In ip k Nan.
*r« it tim d f hi', tlvhiiL ui
t.ouI* Brown* nml sttile Ihe show.
In mlilltloii to hiimJHot; seven
o.haure* fiawteaslv during five
fiiiilng", he slnggled In Hie ftrwt
fritnio wllh the liasds lomh'd.
W KST PM .M IIRACII, Mnr. :ll
--(/I’l — It's nut official yet hut R
looks like outfielder Pool Lelmei
nml Pitcher Hunk W v»« hove imul,’
(ho grado with Connie Mock *
Philadelphia Athletic*.
Both nre nvwcmnor* Io Hie A.i
thl* *e*son .Lnliher enme from the
St. Loni* Brown* In Ihr 4100,000
Rnb Dilllliger <1**1. Wvs< formerly
playcil *lx season* with Hie ( hlc*
igo Cub*
.
„
T AMPA, Mnr. III-D P t— Hie
New York Y’ankee* Ihrvw the
Mock in voeierdnv lud Hie Cin
■•InuiiH Hod- at ill are nniridlng
111,' or’iiit untiling "Murt'erer*
H ,^ #M
N'.i ..... figured the Red* Io be
more Hum u mild xephyr In Hui
to right, will lm Dale Mltclmll; National league pentmnl rm&
aery Deliy nml Luke Ea«tftwAll They still may be tmly that b t
ortsldn sluggers. Whetf A tooth- n* of now lhey*ta the hlB wind of
■w In serving then^.uji ngl
the Florida Orapafrull f*AgU*;
m w a iif° n X i,
'H,,. newly-urrived Hi Idol Tw in ,
were idublM'd Into »uhliil*eleli by
the Kuril (ilaiit* IH to »• H wua
liighe t score nicked up *o (nr In
ii iiv (iriipehiiil ronlesl. OuKUdilnr
Huv .loliiisiin und emclier Lane
t'ulliuii hil grnini slum* In the
'ipening innings of Hie gnuie. llie
win gave Hie Kind flub n two-onn
K iixiro oT W u s h le g io e shul a U7
In leml in flt't lofili.l el (.111,11(111
Wilmington Open.
It ACINIj
I.ADRKI. Mil. I.llle lh>i< M il
won the Howling Kiehj pmse.
II A I, I. A N HAl.K
i Intend I a
(17) well I lie 1 1,n0ll Cnprl pilr.io al
(lulfiilienm.
LINCOLN, It. I. Lnwhs* Mien
(M l rliiur from bdilod In win Ihe
Alllei'hoio purse ni l.imoln Ihuvn*
HAM tllM'NO, Cnllf. Hurirclte
(III) won (lie feniumd race nt
Tanforan,
Mobil shed for
lulrsil hr law
wok* tn Ike
newHljapcr of
county
ham) and of filial ,landed hitter* Allle Clark, Thur
'Jr, itW > R
_________■ ,
Mhn II. "Jay” Pattee, who play
ed quarter hack on the Brown Uni
versity football team In 1141
1048 and 1U4.1, haa been named
harVMehl coach for the Stetaon
Halier'!. It was announced today
by President J. Ollle Edmunds.
Plttee eooehed the barltfleld at
Unlrerelly of Toledo laid yaar and
worked with Joieph
line roach at Toledo. ...
boon nunil'll roach at Stetaon
will report for apring practice beginning Monday, Apr
‘ >HI It.
Vcteil
Ihe nout.itandhia
u litam lillg ath le te
Voted Ihe
Battery*— Knoxville— I jiiio lilddings M l, and Lime (7). Mr A idle
■Ineksouville— Horton, Menke (5),
Arhiicho (HI. Iloetto nml Neff lit).
The Trenton (lloiits oiauogcd to
gel only one runner acroia the
pluie in iosini' to the Kioux City
So w to I The lone Trenton Inllv
linin' in ihe third when nhorlstop
linrry Mnsrlemmi cnnglil mm <d
iti, 1„i|t’. riitvi' In.I1., nml drove ii
over the bend of 'to lil'h! llelnei. H rllaln, Conn., and n t Iho U n i
Ih ille iy r - Sioiix C it y — Hlidiop* v e n lly nf C onnw tlcut.
Huyrrn (ll*. I Irenes. Tr*mtml—
single, P a tte |H 2H yenr* old, I*
Wilson, adniiUt l it. Hummer (71 fi' In" und weigh* 2211 poumln.
llniketl mill Mntte
%
1
1 ■.
As
Ailing Right Arm
fatter Grid Couch 4(|Uad,
i i s winner*
r v ofwfive out
v ofj a|x
i Threat To Phils
At NY Giant Base
C x -M 4 ]o r L e a g u e
la llp la y e r 5 T o
4
»l*r«r Orprinn,
merlon, prctlouxlv
p
by Ihr Herald ah
.. . ■
_ nm
.....
r. In rated In the amateur
..
. -= ■- —• tk - -:-._ 1
f lA N P o n n m t t A t i f e
SKfc
i*.
: -ritra*"'
WHAT'* KM 1950?
Mf
•:
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‘
NIXTII HACK—n/lilfca Mil#
111ftn Minn* fffiK 14kin,. Olldii.
M lilrnl'R Cliulrn. n ick Will. Hiiicar
n trl, Hiihi'W liar. Hwcstl# lia r.
■KVHNTII IIA C r—It/IAIA# a n *
C alrli i’a n n r, Ml*" Huiiit#?. U»
Moiilaiiii. Carl llyolr. Hlrials Boll.
M aldi lip. Jail* W«yn*. Hlubborn
I lAI'll
" KIIIIITII HACM—1/1*1 Aa MII*
»?t. |V. T ricky f a t. Util Htjawn.
(Iiililaii Halol*. Paraaon. O ur Nrlll#,
tl*nl Klu«li, l.'i.'ky I'aaltiu.
NINTH HACrl—8/tatX # Mil*
t.m i*
Illrai.M*.
n e i l 'i
na»<
f'ri,** c ity . Uniting t<*e. K*i#drlli#,
oval*, o il I* OIW*r. ' harHna ( ro»«.
TK.vrit MACK— «/iaiA# Mil#
(lotting Duck, Klnibo, Trayollng
Mth*. T im. Dane*. 13*1*11*. Itooliat
I,«||, Toolsl# T ootir. Hack On.
nut ill doubles, nine triple* und
22 home run*.
_________
HUG-CLKANING
TH K
H IIA M F IM J — M K T H O U
Orlando
Steam Laundry
48 W. Concord
Fh. t-8411
I'teh up ft d tU m y
No Extra Ckarg#
C«e
HERALD
W a n t AdH
For R m u IId
TIm fullaw laa ratas a * ,lr i*
w«<*,a
* aablUBad
- - - - - -'l a -Tb*
all1 W
aal A
laafard H m M i
FURNIBIIKD
or
unfurnished
aparlimnls. Phono 432-W, Mr*.
; ■ForreoUi.__ _
j________
X IIRDHUOMH, furniiheil or unfurnlahixl L l Inlldiug north of
Movlnlui •! Ithic-ln. iloine any
time;
_________
VKItY dpalmble upartmant for
imip.i'.
peiintmcnl realdent*
ii.v.erri'il. Call IHW.
,
1*-u.‘i'il Purrelsln
Refrigerator
I— u*«d Porrplaln
Refrigerator
•
....
I— UMxl Refrigerator
1— lined Wringer Wanher
I— used Electric Range
»i;tr..oo
I
I
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4
GOOD PAYING Buxines* For Hale.
i /q Hanford Herald.
12—
Hp««'inl SorvtroH - - I 2
Wrl^,p,>,tT
76.00
40.00 TR A C TO Il WORK. Phono l« 7 J
WUl«
for free nslimntr*. Jack Run(15.00
sail.
SANFORD ELECTRIC CO.
___118 Magnolia A re._______ J NEW FLOORS eurtaccd to per
fection Old floor* made like
aaarMaa
(INK prnctlruBy new liquid ga»
llaa aaariiH*
new. Finishing, cleaning A waxautomatic writer healer. 7ft gal.
a** Ha* laaarllHb I
lag. Portable power ‘ plant, 88
N t Ha* ta**-tl»n |
rapacity, Jnnt the alio for apart
tlaiaa
year* «xperU-m‘* In Seminole
o# gar lla. Oar Trarly I'nalraH
ments, trailer vamp*, ole. FlurKlva waaga
ia,4a (a
t« Ih*
if Ha*.
County, It. M. Gleason, Lake
Ida Loan f o., 1U2 Sanford Av*.
IfaaXl* m a far blark lar# ra**
Oil BALL •>» l.ctiie tiroveiy ature, ONE Servel Kerosene Refrigera
Mere. __ __________________
I) Kara 18*
g llaw a IA*
• Mart* i ||
11a*
I
.tto^-l
PHONE 148
W aal Ada will to arrapr,*
avar lb# lalagbaaa #a asaaia ra M a a rhaaaa if rgae
to Mala, ia oka t*to|
t!aa**!x#* aOMtSkar Sa **paa«4g
la MO ownollf. la ardav to*
aa la aaadaa lb* baaI aaaaia#
•artIra,
“
_____ all Waal
A d a _______
SoRiiiar ••
"t
batlly a*
W to array aaaara
a to iaar a
ia aaaaa* to •agaaalbl* fi
toe
loaMtol
toui
•ffVfTWl M
il
THE
SANFORD
HERALD
fxttirev. fir* mum apartment.
tor. Tun 11. hi) City Uan Range*.
......... PRHilDAIRE
’ car earage. Corner lot. 19ft
Several good used Ice Boxen.
Balea and Serried
_;"red 3rd Bt.. Sanford^Flj^
Prict* v«rv reasonable, Term* A Factory trained qualified S t
TW O 68 ft x Dll ft. thndv building
Avnllabti:. Batten Electric Cam
rict Men.
lot*, high mil dr.-, overlooking
B ILL HARDWARE CO.
beautiful Crt-Ld Lake.
For tU S icb d ' FEEDS t Compict* line; tol j t . First__________ Phone >8.
■ Mrl h~r l nf nrn •»11on plu_
Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store,
CALL 617 for Battery, Ueneratnr
if LOTS. 8 . .(■ 2d. 17M' Street WtMt
and Starter service.
Swaln’a
8. USED wn-hlng marhlttei,
— both for
turntire Carr hi
Battery Sgrvlce, *01 W. Flrel
HIM . HARDWARE CO.
and Ned, find hnro.
Bt.
^01 E. 1st.
Phone 53
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CaM Alvin Odham, Slnelatr Reftntng Co. Phone BlftS.______
SINGER MAOIi’NEh. new ft used W ^ B U Y . I e LL ft TR A P K used ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, Or
furniture. WIDon-Maier furnl
lando Evening Star. Call Ralph
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r preecrtgtlto* - to LANKY'S. ..‘JUbViij111 "J i t e t f k
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Row. bullduur, dnmy trttcF,
KOfhanviula. Reasonable. Vtfill alrt, shell and clay
•la KaUey, Hog 217, Sanford. mock,
by toad or job. Conlaet If. ft.
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wjhatdd, contractor, ITO K. New
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nho\vn getting Instruction* on the u»e of Parachute l.ofoic tuklrtc
off on u trip from Orlando Air have to MrDill Field, Tumpa. Floiidn for n two duy reiuleivnua. In thu picture may »h« men J. A. Fos
ter, Field Executive, ami Kldia Dixon, Herald earlier. Thi* group
was met in Tnmpu liy M. Cl. Iloscll, regional deputy i,nd u group
o^explorer* from St. Peter*lung Explorer .Squadron lim Ims us
itu udvUor W. A. Stupid. Mr. Stuplcr hlnixulf is un Fugle Scout
nod u fotiuci' members of rroop PI. The units enjoyed o two duv
*tny nl tlie bane nnd "e n shown the uauiil Army h»*pitulity They
mode n irencml inspection of the luine Including on hour flight ovet
Tampa liny in o
mid a tide on u crush bout The entire tup
win* full of .ol\mlure. Hoys II yonra of ugv and ul>.>vc who me in
teiested in joining the |{xpl«rei I'ost nitty do *n by eoutaetinit W
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The Young MlnUturi Union,
'4 Kev. J. II. Hninllton, president,
held its meeting nt the Knee lllll
M. H. Churrh, Itev. C. .1. Jutksun
' lUutur. beginning Mnr. 22 thionirh
• Mam''2d, IPSO. The program war
1 an follows:
* Wednesday Nljtht 7:.'HI P.
Prcehlcnl, liev. .1. II. Humilloit, in
/ charge. Devotion led hy Mr. Will
'Byron. Sermon delivered hy llev
II. W. Williams Alternate Kev. fc\
R. Rucker.
Thitrailuy Night 7:110 P. M.—
Devotion led hy Mr. C.» Myers
Sermon by Kev. T . J. Jones, Alt
nate, Rev. II. Holt. '
Friday Night 7:110 P. M
voD.r led l;y Mr. Sunt Hicks,
mou by Rev. II. J. Robinson. Alter
nate Ilov. L. J. Fluwcra.
Sunday DtUO A. M.— Sunday
School led fey Louise L. McCall,
acting aa Sup.
Sunday 1ftflU A. M.— Devotion
led by Mr. Joe Wigginsj Muaaage
delivered by Itev. J. II. Hamilton.
Sunday 11:00 P. M.-Devotion
led by Mr*. Jackson, Sermon by
llev. M. H. Holhmmn.
Sunday d :00 P. M. — II. Y. P. U.
it,r President Harding in charge.
Sunday 7:00 P. M— Evening
I k i a g e deliveied l>y Kev. E. It.
ncker.
All memlier* of the Union nre
urgently requested lo he present
1 Apr. B, 1050 at Ml. /Ion, SyjH-»
* Avo. Buaitteaa of importance. The
n u t aeakioit will lie held et Second
Shiloh, llev. W. (I. Mickle. I'aator.
The public la alwtiya welcome.
Rev. J. If. Hamilton, prealdem
J.ouisu L. McCall, reporter
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Era. lAtey Wllllnma who to •till
confined to the Fernald-Lapghton
Memorial Hoapltal Prayer* ate
Many for heh apsedy reoovery.
Alao frlenda are wishing for John
.A, Laufkun. 8r.. who Is nl»o run*
fined to the hospital a kpeedy
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Pictured above la the beautiful home mid funeral Parlor ol Mrs. tlury Monely and the Int •
f*. Mo*ely, 8(12 Sanford Ave. Mr*. Me*ely i* the ot* net of the Mo*ely A Son'. Fuitciid lleme, a u i v
lovely tinderetatullng pemon, able ul oil lime lo meet hei friendi with ii genuine nub which ho woo
for her and Ihe b.udne** n wldo *copo of frlcmlH, Mr*. Moody I* Hie ui'tlicr of f«m lovely iloiaieo,
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('R(K)MH A(’AI»KM\ CHAPIF.K
N. tFt ‘A. HANUL'KT HKI.ll
Croont* Academy Chapter N. F.
A. held It* annual luuiquct at thu
Vocational Agriculture Uulldlng,
Friday, Mar. 24. Tho program was
opened by alnging "America",
with Invocation by Rev. J. N. Gray.
Joaaph Ittguln*. chapter prcaldent,
gava the welcome addreta. The
gusat apeukrr -Prefetrur G. W.
Connley of the Florida A. A M.
College'-we- Introduced by Prof.
John Danirl.
Prof Conley expruaaed with
much delight the way the chapter
waa carrying on And rhallengad
them to become a Imad-Ilearlng
member' of a Productive Society.
Tlmaly rahtark. yfaf# nntde by
Prof. J. N. Crooma, prhtclpa) of
3room» Academy and J. A. roatar.
(atirry Davis, World
Citizen, Now In US
NKW YORK, Mur. I l l ' — ol't
(r-J Hurry Davl*. who call* thu
word hi* country mid the earth
hi* home, iwn bilking It over
with authorttle* today ubuut Mill
ing hla old hmne^tha United
Btatm.
Il< arrived here hy ahlp yeanliy, Maying he had no wi*h
Hgaln the Amerlran cituunlp
Kill* l*lnnd for ipiettlunlng hy
mirrutlon authurltlea.
Th#y gave no reaiun for ile-1
Inlrg him.
‘T intend to reimiln atatele**,"
<i ihe 28-ycnr-uld wor vutemn,
a rave up hi* U. 8, pa*xpott
Prince two year* ago pml do
led hla life would be dedicated
working for world government.
In regard to becoming an Am*
i eltlaen again— iTnea till*
would not change my atatua
aaTa-inigan being on this planet
— 1 ns no noeeaaiy for It," he
•icHtia u statment.
a , aelf-styled "World Cut
. I,” aald he camo home to
hi* family.
Mr. and ftra. Roehalle Jackton
of p«t 8. i DiVlilon 8L, Apt,' b,
Orlando, Florfda, announce tha
allrta and ann;t to itattd. Kxproaa- «ngagoincnt' of thalr dkUgbler.
itltude fpr tho larga att
& frlahda. Tha follo^n* Cenktcnt Jackson, to Otia Cecil
Smith, I7TO W. 12th 8b Mid*
Jathkon la a Freahman at Ed
ward Watara Colleke, JacksonFla., Mr; aptUh la tha aun
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r. and Mra. Oliver Smith, u
IIUKH VANISH
graduala of Croom* Academy
MANILA, Mar. HI—(J»*J— (^.iuand u former student of Edward. munlh
lrt llukhalahapa h a v n
Watara Collage. Wedding plan*
maltil Mike phantom* Into thu
aaa-to be..announced.
meuigahtt after n reign of ter
ror, I r two nlghte they killed
.75 p vom. wounded 50, kidnaped
ghter, Sanford; Mr*, IS i to burned. ll.OOOJWO pro
s.; Daughter. Sanford; perty In 15 central Lusoti town*.
hlldren, two greatAr y force*, ordered to subn, aad a boat of ether
* he Huk*. reported no rnand fittnda.
util r» I*it night. Th« Army
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Id Sunday, Apr. I , '8:80 igpei lien Into Huh areas.
Tat the Churrh ef God, Fifth
Pr Itlanl Qulilno, ailing ul hi*
lekory Avenue*, with Mo m -. Bagu reti cat. said "no.nuarter
'«*■ Funeral Roma In will
given." He asked
«„ provide II
k eampalga.
I* <lh*. feet, thatJ.Muunt
often active aa a volcano
rnaeas towaa and , hou<e*
it, penpie' ntthll""* live
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Brothers Captured
i r a a ii iu i r u m Pm i o w l
wife wn" acquitted last night of
first degree murder in the death
of her father, Winter Dearlng of
Huntlngburg, Ind. A second charge
then was dismissed for Innuffi-
dent evidence on motion of the
protecutlon.
d/*. .ipuilock remained in eusluriy overnight because uf nn arson
charge againit her In Duhola Cir
cuit court ut Jar per. Her attorney
raid
try •»
to —
have ---bond
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HI*-) would
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lie released pena*
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:harge.
Ing trial on that
inat charge.
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deliberated only
A 12-man
nr. minuter ‘ i X r i m im ing •
verdict yesterday.
Special prosecutor Owen Wil
liams of Evansville had arked for
the ilealth penalty in hlr elorlng
argument.
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In ipokane, Warh., a Ht-vear-oW
iiian serlouslv wounded hla e»*
•ranged wife, killed her nephew
nmi tiien committed rulrlge lart
night.
The dead were Identified a*
Clarence Helton and luivell A.
t.’rnlg, 2.1, the nephew. Belton’r
wife, Jean, war rtruck In the head
and rhoulder bv a single rhot.
The rhootlng took place In the
front yurd of u house where Mrr.
Helton lived.
Detective I’nul Sander* -aid Mr*
Helton had filed rult for .divorce
ImI that Hilton war still hopeful
of u reconclllrtlnn. Cnjle was
shot as he rushed to the old of
Mr.-. Ill lion.
Kanderr -aid It **- an obvious
cute of murder and suicide.
Acheson States
Vi■■ Pate iim i
with the F ill and thut the agency
now haa all the document*.
The office declined to ray when
or how the data war ruppPcd to
the FBI.
McCarthy told the Senate that
one of hi* document- prove- thut
Lattlmore I* a Soviet agent who
received instruction* In Morrow
a* far back aa 10.711.
Acheron's comment* on Mc
Carthy’s speech liegan when ho
war arked whether Lattlmore, an
expert on Aria, had been connect
ed with or had exercised Influence
on tlie State Department.
Leafing through u notebook
Acheson raid he huii a memoran
dum saying exactly what l.attimorn's runucctlona hud Item. lie
declared that the following Is thn
complete record:
1. On Oct. Ift, IlMfi, Lattlmore
war appointed an ecunomlr advi
sor to the United Statrs rep,,ialions mission to Japan and con
tinued in that assignment to Feb.
12, 1940 .He war nuld out of the
State Department's international
conferences fund but he wus not
responsible to the State Depart
ment. (Till* war the so-called
I'awlry mission, headed by r.dwin Pauley. California oil iiuin.
It opcraled under the Wbite
llnuio.)
2. On June ft, 10411, l.nilinmro
delivered u lecture to the foreign
51*) E . I mI HI. I ’htinr Ki l t
Hae and Ida countlc* In low* jtervlce Institute on n niogram for
sometime* produce more popcorn
O u r Haltarnom Is Open
fledgling diplomat.- which 1- called
than any rtate eieept Iowa It '•meet
Hnltiriluy AllernonnN
the puldir." l.attlmoie up
self.
peared along with 2H other per
-on*, ile wa- not employed by l be
Stale Department and not compen
sated for hlr n|ipcar.|iH'c.
X On Oi l. «.7-f», 104H, I.MIIinuir j
and 27 other people participated
:»l ibe Stale Depurtmrnt in a .11-•
on -loo on D, S. Foreign policy in
China. A record wn« I t pi oi ilor
inu n v ided dl-el|*»ion nod «n
lead ill the Slate Dennrtincnt
Acheron -aid lid- find of i mild'
table lecbtili|lie Ini < b<eii used 'in
many tava-iniir. There wu- noth
ing special about lu-l Octola-r’*
U-e of il, be <aid. I .all inline'. e\
pen-es fur .-niiling I I I Wn-lltllRtoM
were |iraill by the Stale Depail
mint nil till* ni'cit-iuli, Aebemil
-aid. ImI l.nihinnre h ip nil an
employe of (lie department.
Meanwhile Aclirritn said Itu --la
apparently ha- reaiiinetl "an u
rriind -cal#'" file piiM-ees id detaeb.
ing On* -oulbwe-t prut luce of
Hlnkinng fiom Communist I ’lilna.
lie told reporter- n Moscow annininieiin.nl disclnsing
n -rt-nn
of joint Itn— irn-f'blnere enmpaiiv
in cxplntl oil niul iniiiernl i< -ource
nt the province I- a "now fninlline
Instrument of Soviet economic
penatiatlon."
I
Thn Hecrelury raid onc-tmlf uf
all oil und ntlncrnU produced will
go In Rurala— “ leaving only min
half for the use of Improvl-dird
Chinn/*
. . . . .
“ It seems dear." be added, "Ibel
the refect of unn of the unjnihllMieil attreemeni- arrived id in M<»*enw la-1 winter was to award the
High I'u-liiim Note* iii the heel niul platform
the I). S. S. It. pieemllieni right i
in Chinn's strategic western pronl I Iii* open lot* ntiiiiinl with it m ilnuhle ankle
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McGrath Claims
He Will Not Obey
Senate Subpoena
Attorney General De
clares His V i e w s
In Boston S p e e c h
BOSTON. MarT~ 31— </!*)— At
torney Genrial Mrtruth say* he
tia* no inlenlinn of obeying a l#nate •iib|->rii.i Ini ro niidentia| f*BI
filer,
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[lie r.lrjnrnd, i«*l»r*l try 4 (oifign
irl.iiinii) •uin'omniitlrc, was served
on the justice Department yeiterdry. The committee i« investigat
ing rliaigrr by Senator McCarthy
( R W i - ) of Communist infiltration
in the Suite Department.
“ The Department of Jurlice."
MrGr.ilh said, "ran't inalte a Hed
out of someone ineiely l.rcauie he
woiLs foi lire Ullilrd Staler and
someone doesn't like In- l.lhrl.il
view- "•
Hie Alloiney (ieueisl made the
-lateineiit iii on jcldrrs* hefoie the
Ho-Inn leal rwl.ile board.
"I'd resign otfii'i*," McGrath
-aid. "I n fore I'd take to court
UUV rilizcu of lin- I.lilted Hlhte*
iinlc-H I hud Ibe evidence to connet him, e pecinllv on iln one
lion i f Mibvcr.-iv<*."
He -aid no one ill the ('oiled
Stale , dele-1- t'oiiillioiu-t • m»r%
limn
I'le .n lld
t'rolil.ili.
"lie
wouldn't ii lam for a onimle
I'ny olfii',1 wlm itol mil du In*
full duly to ferret not nl.in
-ive ,'* Mefirittb declared
McGrath defended III- depot t<
meiii ugniu-t Senator MeCutihy'decliirnlbiii that In- bail bed eonfid-m. in the FBI and Depart
ment of .In-lice m loyally mut-
ence," MrCrath said.
"A* far as the department it
By Amy
self l* eonrernid, we have In
stituted proceedings in every In
7\
stance without exception where , 5 U / * A N D Y S A V H IT
the bureau ha* submitted evi
dence that would sub-tmitlutc ,^ 1 ^ ' ( 4 0 p fS 'G R A C fc
prosecution." the Attorney Gen
eral assented. " I ’m -urv there I* T o 6 I T O k -* -—
no disagreement between the
3 0 T HIT 5HO' DO
arms of the department with re
spect to the manner in which
ft
security cases have been hand
led."
IUITMIONS
NOVEM BER
"I
don't
In
think
the
j
Our etistotnera -mvi'tl SM.!iHH.02 lust year
thru iliviileml* paid to them on Iholr fin1,
uiiulHtorm. and workmen entnpensnlinn in.*tiranee. That’* $I-l,!i0tMI2 more eireiilaling
niul working ut iln* et.ininiiniix ’
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The .Secretary lee.tiled that
•oon iifiei t'oininiiiil-i China had
i ■•iii'liideii it- Mo-e.illeii friend-hip
economic pact with Moscow be
had -aid Iln inipnrtpnl tidin' warmil the puhll died provl-lons but
Ibe ii—idl- Unit would follow,
lie added:
"Wo now see. the nppnrnu re
sumption on ii grand /culc ig.lhc
prmi-s of detnclunenl of Slnlilfng
province, a process begun rtnr.s
ngo und iQlerrupied only bflofly
during the most de-|H'rule imrlml
of the lust war.
"Evidently Soviet eromiiiilii aid
K not cheaply limroht, irAUlrma.
a* we t o Iii lid* e*"C. )hii|i Im
pairment of sovereignty and if llmpifihment or fttl per cent of
ciinent prodm-dion.*’
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W ANI1INOTUN. Mur. .11. — i.d'i
— I'rnsideiil Trumuu said imluv
Ihe November election- “ mnv well
be one of Ihe must erurinl tests
of l.llierallsin in this celilfirv."
The I'resldent made the stutemriit In a letter to .Senator Hum
phrey <D-Mlnn.l, on the iK'cn-ioti
of the Notional Convention of
Americans for Democratic Action
' A D A ) — a political nrituniiatinn
lieodcd by Humphrey, which is
hacking most of Mr. Tinman**
"Fair Deal" program.
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FRIDAY MAR. SI. 1939
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I'oultry
TliXFIM) FKKD STOItli
Fryers
I I S SnnN inl A v - 1.
lb. 660
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RUNDAY and MONDAY
A P R IL
ANNIVERSARY MONTH
M O V IE L A N D C E b E B B A T F S
F IK R T A N N IV E R H A R Y W I T H
O U T R T A N D IN G
“ F r a n c iH ”
Low about it -g o t that "new-car"
IT S
ftvwr?
Got ■ hankering to ttk« bold of a
brand-new wheel- touch off tbg power
in a imooth, firm, lively orw • o g iM ■ct out to meet iprirg in fresh mrw
ityllng and sparkling colon?
HELKAR E8—
A p ril 2nd &
3 rd
“ B e s t Y e a rn O f O u r L I v c r " A p r il 6 th &
7 t|l
April 9th & 1«th
"Battleground''
April 13th ft Mth
“Hetl Fire”
April 16th ft 17th
"Three Godfathers"
April 20th &21st
"Fountain Head''
April 27th ft 28th
"Ambush”
“Sands Of Iwo Jlma” April 30th & May 1st
Got a suppressed dcsira to tnakg it
raally something goed this tim#—and
Jling naw Bulck,
Map away in a Firvballi
with all its room and comfort and
standout styling?
W » - why not?
You know ibete's no better buy yiou
can nakB— and no wider choice an
you'ra going
lluick's
toing to find among
ama
beauties for
l<J10.
array of bgaut
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You know there's no livelier a ctio n no smoother ride — no roomier comrfon for thr money than you'll find
kright here.
A n d if you don't know it —
wa’d like to repeat this:
SATURDAY ONLY
DOUBLE FEATURE— BAHRAIN PROGRAM
,,
tic luxe versions a hit richer in trim
und outside finish.
You can lutve a Coupe, two-door or
four-door modelt-slcck-lined jethacki
or courback* with roomy luggage com
partment!.
A i u i your budget is going to find
continuing rcnMin to he content that
you blossomed out in a Buick.
If you can afford a new car,
you c«n afford u I9M Buick.
ta ithe
i i v hands
i i . t i m * of
u i owners,
w sveaa
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in
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is moving thrifty tu runt as well ea
_ to huy-und what more could
thrifty
you usk?
Th e SPBCIAL'a prices start just
above the lowett bracket. You
‘ can choose between thrifty
■tandard-finlth models — and
W hich suggests— why nnt see your
Buick dealer now niul n\k him the
exact (lentils and prices, irude-ini,
delivery ami terms?
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Chtong’s Troops
Commerce Dept
tCaatlsae* grew) gage <loe|
iC aailaeeg h s M
fa n
Use)
fgnlc materia)*, especially por- fitil.ti-lP to 4140,135,000.
Motor vehirle reglstratlnn, from
l)<iiia nf aKricnltiirui crop* con
sidered waste. Thin new science is ll,l)i»u tn riib't.OOO.
Motor fuel tax collections, #7.called chemitrgy. One goal la In
expand farm market* and Income. 058,000 tn (40,517,000.
I.lfe Insurance In force, 150,000,Kdward W. Kussell, former man
aging editor of the London Morn POO to #2.424,-t.'IH.OOO,
Klectric power generated fur Ining Most, said It) a tmtier prepared
for the meeting that rhemurgy du-lrlat and other purpose-, 0,000,■
n tales new wealth for llie world 07H klluwatl hours to 4,784,101,000
This has tremendous possibili litiuni.
N u m b e r of b u x in e ** a n d resld etities in world trade fur the Demur
rer Is* Is a weapon against Com t i * l l i - l e p l i i m e s I n o p e r a t i o n f r o m
i,noo to ;tifi,:m
munism.
■tiller dlvi,.ions of the ecimomv
He pointed lo gasoline u* Ids
prtine esample uud said a new wltlcli rellvctnl stunewlial lesser
inrllio,! of Injecting ulrntml and incre*-e, but wblrh Contiihllted tu
water Into guulm.- engines could .. great m-i eletuliun uf the wheels
save iii.n l
lirlluih sub-tantliil o| I rid i< try Included the billow
numbers uf dollntx by culling vain- m e ■
Itetall -.(iii-s, wldch went from
liite impiiM". I ii ii'ldilion Im said
It mold imlM a new Industry, *504.523,0011 lo 12,lit 1,1122.000.
Wholc-ntc -ales, which udvnnred
ci eat lug many new Jolts, in I lie
from VI44.07H.OOO lo #1/184,H2I.OOO.
HrlHidi Umpire.
Income In Individuals, finni
Kussell said the n*-w atcohol- fll.'ir,,000,1810 l o #2.7112,WH),fifth.
walci inlcctop wax di-v.-lnpnt by
I'l l capita I n c o m e , f r o m I4H4 to
II. M. Ilcpailmeol of A g ririillliii' * 1127.
sclsnlifls. Tliev wen- seeking new
Value n f o i l n e r a l * p r o d i l c e l t ,
market; for alrnlml tuaile from f S i i D I S f l l . f H I H . I K H I I n t 4f i , O 02 O U O .
agricultural vinp* ami waste, m i i Ii
Inroinc from farm marketing!,
as corn nth*.
finni Mil.20O.IMHi lo »308,553.1100.
Kussell -aid the (u|ecl|oii meth
Value o f fniln land* nod buildod which allows cars ami truck* m e - , | 40, 7t « i ^ f ) H i o # 408, M m . 0 t 2.
to update nllsfm'torlly on low'Number of tnanofarluring m grsilc giiMdlm-, pin- alcoh’ol and lalifislioient- in upetatloii, f r *.m
water, Would col motoi furl co- Is 1.270 lo 2 807
by aliuiii IP per crnl.
V n ln e
ni
livestock
on
farm ',
"Ten pet renI uf alt Importing fioiii #35/100,5 10 lo #(17.111511 078
nation'* gasoline tilII I* not chicken
The Htalc’- population, tin- Conifeed/' Itu-acil -aid. "Hut there i meice flvpnrllnvnl said w*8i fiorn
the fill I her advantage that it is M"l 0011 in 1000 In 2,4(14 000 in
possible in gel belween III lo lit 1040.
pet crnl mure low-grade e mol Ior
than legotar gasoline mil of a bur
ial of crude oil."
He * si Id Ibis mean* gasoline fro
Il'a a ila a r e gro w ra g e n a n
purling utliont. Him the British, "L u cky (fid Hun," -ting hy ihc
could save dollars., and, at Ilie double .piu rtettP , w ith solo effect
same time, world supplier of i-i.nle by fifth C aw ley and w ith Hliirley
oil would be rnnaerved.
M iddleton Mccoinpanvinv
The ep
Kussell said it trvipieotlv may be core by Ilie group Wa* " F v u lllie "
possible In lake surplus faint pro" fn v lc t.ic " wan *ong by Clarence
■Ue it ami -unveil litem In ler*
perishable product*, ... they could maud.
tu slnicd. Hr tliey miplti lie conHe *«|i) flint as all example
viried from one erllrle, foi whirl. | \uieiicito c-.llle feeders need u lot
there I* no tire, to other type* of i more pi.deio In llvctiork teed to
malrrisl- fur which ilteie Is a de I'lve cattle a writ rounded diet
Kiwanin
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. *, —. . . -7*,.
i *
cv. a j
John Bayne, (.Mil Kussell nod Jeffrey Lynn peer over ship’s rail
hie see on from flit amount's "Captain fid ox," .Showing Thursday
Friday on llic Kits screen.
baby.
1' i d l c e
fk i *aiit
Ito-e D o
ing the I
face d o w
1y e s t e r d a y
hume
f ..pla
tlie w
Fu la ,
t d a y
n w a r d
.
in J o h n F . fllrusen
o m e n .M rs. A n g e lo
ha d a d m itte d ho ld
old In fa n t, T h ornay ,
in his h a th w a te r
| 'I lie police captain mid he hud
| not been ublc lo determ ine a m o
tive fen Ilie art. A psychiatrist was
I culled ill lo exam ine ill! woman
, lift Light, bol he re polled e lie w i i
i-.o a g itated for im mediate .(liesI iolllllg.
B a ile e -o ld lire w o m a n ' s I n n h a n d .
I l i o m n s ft t i n F u l u , u r u b b e r c o m
p a i i y w o r k e r , r e p o r t e d tic f o u n d
he. c r y i n g h y s t e r i c a l l y w h e n t i e
i c a m e h o m e , lie ru s h e d th e c h ild to
x l i o ’ p i t f l l , l i n t e f f o r t * t o r e v i v e li
i fulled.
( lause, John Fite accompanying
T h e baby w a s t h e r o u p l e ' ; o n l y
1|,ree oumtiers weie * uiik bv tin- I c h i l d .
A
lirsl
d e g re e
m u rd e r
entire hoy- glee dull "Bbng ol The I c h a r g e w a * p l a c e d a g a i n s t t h e w r Jolly Roger," “Ftiendlhip" and , m a o a f t e r l u r o n c r t , ' , I - . M a r l i n u
"Was Afiiod."
1p o l l e d t h e d e n t i l u h o m i c i d e
Louis Johnson
secretary mat Queen Juliana and
Prince Bernhard who were wait
ing to leave for Val D‘ Isere In
the French Alps to spend a two
week Easter holiday.
Johnson gava the Queen the
personal greeting* uf President
urtavci iifmiuiHMuii, ujruicai ■SUM* Truman and a basket of fruit that
plies and comm unicat Urns equip on order of the President had
been picked In Key West.
ment to guerrilla*.
Foreign Secretary Ernest Ke
The landing tore* of 400 regu
lars war met hy ■ force or 3,000 vin, in announcing the date ot the
guerrilla*, the Nationalists said. meeting, said he foresaw a long
Ilie guerrilla commander wa* iden peace if the Atlantic alliance
grew firmer and the eastern world
tified as Lien. I.i Wei-Chung.
The report said the mi*!ion was could be held us Its ally.
accomplished, indicating the re g -. " I think the day Is not fur dis
ulars hud withdrawn.
\ tant," said flrvln, "when the
growth uf this power will create
Lhlang, In a speech cummrmnr-1 a situation where there will lie
allog the death of 72 young men • no alternative but to negotiate, to
slam in L’anton 4u years ago dur I settle once and for all this pro
ing an uprising against tha Man- blem that has cursed the world for
elm dynasty, said Inty-muttona) so long."
Communism wa* trying to destroy
HU words were taken to mean
r..tmo year* of rhinesc culture.
he thought the Soviet Union, fee
Mainland Chinese, he said, suf- ing the combined W e s t e r n
f«t from famine, hunger and strength. would have no alterna
" R u t h l e s s Russian oppression tive but to negotiate with the
wor.-c than that of the Manrhu West on problems dividing the
autocracy,"
He accused Ked leader* Mao
T-e-Tung and L’hu Teh of betray
ing the Chirm republic and "sub
jecting the Uhluere people to a
grave crisis and national humilia
tion iinprrredrnti'd in our history."
"Four hundred million of our
compatriots have been suh|ectcd
to untold suffering and slavery,"
riilaiii; said.
IV- called upon
Chinese,
HCn. Ho Kuo-Kwang. governor
of remote Rlkang provider where
NatKiiinllsl resistance crumpled,
han arrived In Taipei. Ho escaped
hy plane via Hainan. Hen. Hu
Taung-Nan, the Nationalist com
mander, got off the plane at Hai
nan but It expected here soon.
Visitors
Introduced i.v J'-el
Field wete A. M. l.'owoll of Tupel.a.
Hy screening out sunlight, the
Kuo* amt Denny Hlaffoni. Bre-t
deni Millietr called for u meeting water chestnut cab kill till- mlrfoul diieclor* immediately al'ei (tie rgaiii-m* on wldch many fish
feed.
legolxi session.
big threo conforenc*.
Thui, the At Unde Bad machlux
begin* to roll Inin high tear. B«
vln told Commune Hi#r» w i i o
growing desire among tha Alliv.l
nations to deal with economic and
political problama as well as with
mutual defame.
In line with IhU the finance
ministers of the 12 nations meet
here today tu discuss arrange
ment* for financing the defense of
the allied Western world.
Military chiefs of staff of tho
12 nations yesterday In the Hague,
Holland, adopted unanimously an
integrated plan assigning rtspon
iltdlltles tu each nation for the
defense of the whole alliance.
In Vienna, two armed secret
police now tidr In all Cie<h a ir
liners to prevent further escape
(flights tu the West, it wit* re
liably reported here today.
The new older was pul Into ef
fect
immediately
after
three
plane* left their regular courses
amt landed near Munich last week.
It applies to local as well as in
ternational flights.
It was also reported thul all
passengers are closely learched
for arms before being allowed to
enter tlia planes.
Lattimore Keti»riiH
<< ■■Untie* Pi h i •’ate Owl
lertimrul usrlstauce ran help that
country, lie was accompanied hy
the oilier thiee members of the
H.N, commission.
A.4 a preparatory mission, Laidmore -aid, the group had mat with
success, He added full agreement
had been arrived at with the A f
ghan government and a working
committee would retch Kabul this
summer lo continue the U.N. anrva.v for three months.
Lattimore -aid he planned to re
turn to Kabul before the new U.N.
mission.
The author who lia* been de
scribed as an experi on F ir Fast
ern affairs «a!d he r»*ent*d the
description.
"I am an expert more on Cen-
BeveragcH Chiefs
ic*sMswa
r*» * u m i;
ttibufur* nml agents to prevent hU
brand- from t-nleriug illegal chans
nets. I f the distillers didn't atop
the fluw, the states then ri,)U
prohibit legal nsle uf the brunts
in iittPMlori.
Winstoir and Rniwltie w ait
working for a .South-wide conepad fnehluimd aiound such a
procedure.
Winston said a* much liquor m
•old illegailv iu Nurili Caroling at
Is sold In I lie i(»t«-op<rat<d store#,
w ill* ■ lo t* - I
SIu.tllifi.OOO a y e s i
in (axes.
:
Winston, Itedwine and Chalmrr
C. r»vloi. .ilifd n i of the Illi( 'Is
in Plot conirnl i(immi!*inn. led the
move tor today's joint nirtUng,
being field behind doted doors. *
Ollier liginu enforcement chief!
wh.i Hccepied ilie Invitation ii{rlinin.
i
l.oui-mim
.Stephen H. RodI,
diief ci,unset of the ivvvmie dfpaituieiit. sod I l> Meredith, assisttint I,, the collector of the bev
erage division.
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Tiuiie n-,. — .lame* Clamic#
I'.vans.
loiinniuloner of fin A u *
and taxation.
*
Florid* — Lewis M, ftchatt,
dlrectni ul the beverage depart
ment.
Kentucky — (Juv C. Shearer, dK
rector »t alcoholic bvwruge con-
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White gabardine with elastic
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4 age 7
2 age 9
Solid colors of Blue, Tan, Brown, Orton
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Boy ^ Wash Slacks
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Roma of the money will be uxed
to help complete a #400,000 elsly*
lied hospital In Psklitan, Wr. Bur100 pound* of "leal . for every cowa Rahhath Bchool auparlnUA*
dent announced.
The hoepltal, located In Kar
! primary
achi, tha capital city, la naarty
plg lron does It Ulte to (M M a romploted and dortora and nureSa
trained In Amarican Adventist
medical xchnnle ar« now making
preparation* to go to the h e ip ltll
Ceav of our proaent
u medical mlailonarleS tha sup*
S T W s
mThir*CUi r i ’,
erlniendant taidMiaalunarlea r aporta reed to the
Habbath ichool each Saturday
■Inca tha first, of tho year Indi
cate a "n*w Intarest" In Christ
ianity in Paklxtan, Mr, fcttrow
rontarksd, Bine* It* poHtlcsl ih*
5325.
dapandence in Auguit, »M7. r f
” ms a aprlt of froodom ass boom M t ,
social and
ftW J
SSuTof dallnouency today l; duo rapid
have fatten ptoea aiJ>undradx ,o«
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Short 9l««v«9, .solid colors in hroadcloth. Sizes »m. mmt. Ige
Bathroom Seta
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Men*H Sport Shirth
Skirt Si'rverH
Quilted Piuntic in pretty colors of Red,
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ihe win Id, ni miliiury piciuu aimn
of any kind, In do neail) as i f
Iccllvc a Job in developing elllrens
an can lie dom- If we awaken io
ilie brurl* mid m ill, uml nilml'. of
Ilie lioys mol girls while yviing,
o coiiscloosoess of iheir reluiInnship to uiguiiim l society, a runseloieaies* of Mieii resiumsibllltv
to kimw Imw tu live ami lo cairy
their owu pavk»; vys, and to hind
a helping hand to n lh rit; lo appieelnlo America
amt ell II
siwiid* for.
Ilecnuse of I lint I am Imping
Ilia! we lieie lodav will Increusii
out visliin of the pdi llicic in to
be done; Ihut we will, if you
plvacv, develop the eouiage, the
foilitnib- Dial is going lo be liverssill v it Wc me In i'n forward ais,- need t.» g,, loiwAi.l I le.pc I hat
we v-di lneien-1 on* vitiun, *o
ilml we may have Hie pnwci as
well as the ile-iie lo lorn Use Ilie
vi'-iou of these other* who ate,
with us, responsibly, to tl.e end
Hud ltd- movement of Hroiiting
will not lie content with the sltuu
tlon as It I* today, lin e in Oviedo
and other iTtlcx
W illi that condition un eslub
llslied fact, how can we, i-nnimilUd
us wc are I ii Ilie iejtimpsihilIty of
going f'liwurd willi Sriiutiiig, fail
to develop plan* Hun will give n
linger proportion of Imys an op
portunity to In' Scout*T Yea, that
will give a larger nronortlrm uf
boy* who *r« already Simula *»
opportunity for greater aatlsfactloni lo secure from lhu progrntu
tiioiti* vnluce which equip them In
dividually to stand on Ihslr feet,
think things through for Ihemnelvya, reach a decision on ii hush
of principle, not expediency; whieli
can i<i|iil)i them to halp ptexerve
till* great tlcmoeraey, not only fur
benefit nf llioio who live today and
B,Thare are happily rellliig* oyer Ilioxe who will live #fInwards, but
the nterhiinlcal clvlIUallnii hetitk for the benefit uf Ihu wot Id ms a
dafemiei) by the Hoy Hcmits, by wholr through the influanca of
America.
biking *M m , j ' y . M *
l
A M ill Kms ah D H L 1V FIIT I MV
I.01MHF It. rn.HTFK IN IN I I'll
F.HT (IF H C f t i r i N f ,
\r
HR ANT’S C II ABFL A. M F
C m iflf H, HUNDAV, VI VIM fl sii.
IfifiO
T H E HOY IN
V i It ANfilNO
.
W O III.I)
Ap)iaieol|y we ale upiironchtug the nml of one • lvtllvnllul.
apd are not really reody splrllually for tlm next, Tl.e world ha*
nlwnys been bard on the liny. The
List1 ol tha rltle i tm- he. n hi*
tnemy, for I.I* natnrnl hiibitnti.
were dextrayed TI ic ii . too, this
is IncieNsIngly a world f<u adults
Till* ptesanl ei a Is pai I let daily
linril on youth. And tint diffi
cullies ate rimning on into longer
periods of Ills life, lo the later
"Igens" arid into tl.e twenties.
Hovr a.e haying to wail long
i>r; to wall foi Jobs, f-o mix nop.wall tol a place lo life,- ami il
la laud fur llieili to wnlt The
pli>ioeiln|' phase of Am.i lean
culture Is over; The lough hewn
split! I* gone Tl.e open .hoi tf
npportunttv seems less widely
alar. Onr adoleuirnce us a oiltinn has ended uml our mutiuitv
lias begun.
The iirublep. iif clylllinthm tms
Changed In our lifetime, In Front inn's lifetime. "We arc no looret
dealing so fully with IhliiK* oercsaxry fnr hoallliv living. Our gieivl
growth perlwl l» ended Honttlilnti
vise tins begun- The Irnmn l>*ycholngv Is gnue- Rontn youth saillv
are caught hrtwren the two
periods. There nre ftindnnientMl
and primary ivrrdi. human needs
in ronstnnt competlnmi
with
mechanical devices. There nre
fundamental tmmnn needs that
machine products ennmil serve.
The nevil in Inlk, to loaf, tn "Ivf.n.
to He mt the grass, to enjoy ttt«
out-of-door*, to gel away from »
•
t
w
a
8 age 10
Regular 150
Children’s Dresses
t« k of golld eolora, plaid, gingham
I many otkarp. Size* \ thru 18
All greatly reduced In price.
including Cottons, Silk Crepes,
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To P io m ii I i I ho P r a ir u t of K m lc »
Produce P t u p u i lt for Ranlnrd.
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Coed’s Death Was Nine Men Die;
‘A ccid en tal, Says Scores Saved
Fraternity Y outh In Philly Fire
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NEW SPAPER
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, Ps^ r yofr.*"A4"l Court Martial
* "SihOn hSTnS S,7 * N»vy,Pil®‘ ,
mwAcm~M,, «t </p>i Was Neglectful
'P liii i v
P a tie n ts
A n d
One
P ir c ir u m
A r e
O v e rc o m e
S n n n tu r iu m
t
r
Id iy a lly
R tn in l
n
l
Fair through t Mdsjr. Colder
tonight, with host in north pot*
lion and possibly at Mattered
place in Ihe Interior of <*olral
liuilion. A little warmer Friday
afternoon.
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Associated Preee Leaned Wire
THURSDAY MAll. :i0.“ IfTflb"
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AM Itin C tD D M n D A fffl l\A I« V
EftlnbllMhed 1908
VO LUM E X X X X I
a
W EATHER
N o. 1S9
House Group Acheson Declares
Will Add To “Point Four” Cut
Defense Sum Would Be Unwise
A rm e d
n iitle e
I M.m
D u r i n g
lim v c r
It 1 a z e
S e r v ic e s
C om -
D i s c l o s e s !
A lte r
M .tk e s
K is e n -j
N e d u c tiu n
V d e r a il
K re n e h
Leader
T a llti
i
* m : i .’ ;
M at
Is
u>
U S
D ead
, r.
-
W ill
K f lulls
.S o v ie ts
S e c re ta ry
T o
In
C u rb
S to p
A s ia ,
C l a i m s ’.
WA IIlNfgTON M u
m
| I t'oti DImiii ‘ »N i.fii h * iti h L**
M ill a IU L P H IA . M j i >(> <;l>)
WASHING I ON Mai
» » -< *>
iM riu l rt
i . ] lit *
I fitte r
, A i l u e * l ■ * 4.411 1 I' 4*1# |, likea| t Mif 4 S
Nmr oulr pallrllts n.ioc ( I j |.|>
Sr,-trialy ol ‘dalr Ailirton told
HIi*111. ti lrf .mi i*| I i jfkri ’*
' I’ l t i n
4 itiMihtllrr i l l 's |«i%ftl I ' I j i i
I
ell
It.
thru
hi.fit
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——
4 >.lM).rv. I*i,lav that am . ul in the
■•■Its I*. t.M il *.nt tl» */ IHHMMHI t »*M LmL-MI Lrlttreh t u l f'.thht' ,
ifM iirn loir apait Wile me hnl
ijttV m •» inur.ln I 11..I t.,J.»> iLut J ( \ >|1111 1 *« |<*| ( ) f H i j j M t l
X .Mil l t,.» * I lir e|| IN \ 1*1
$4‘. IHNMkhl a-lr.) (.ii I'lriidanl
!•*
ll* vI I f . i t - s | f | r l l < < 11 t i l l e r I
Win.lnw.
j iii I
cljw
lr.l
llin.ligh
the gill lie Inve.l was kill*.1 ainil
I L l l f . * I *(i Iil I •’ I *t| tfufu ’e. lie1
liiim.uT'. ' poini hull
inogrim
11 t i n s il C l i n r u e s ■nod e tills.I Ml.Uo> ol j i'ln ale
l
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t
It * r!. |■itir«if lullia e*i Irvti
M ,|
II l u .
ll* 1 I d l l. I’ ’
k' .A I ‘ f It
rnlillv altri hr tail lisie.l (iff alul
would Ii.nr .miniInnate irMillx 00
M** lt( ft* Mu t h.l
Hr %
k4 HiT
I
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i
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.anilMiium
in
lead
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in
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t
they plat lull* tail thru Inutilt mi
Im *1*)*i■i Inal* i 1mil »■ Marie ill
elloit to .lin k t uiumiinism in
to safety.
*'
lliik tri
th.it
1 l l, t ( f
Itlllii'MI aIs 11).« | ejclt other's llimal.
HMH .Mill
4 ,* I* a.I* t ii* Ihr
Aua
M llt t U t .il. V.i„ Mat. .1(1
At Irail 10 ullici palieoh men
I l l * Mi
.tl i f , 'WMnrsvf*
« u o lil he i h n l
t .*fi *Mie.n i mul s Mi**Vf»hi4ji*l
In a low. tiembliiiR n m *, ihr
* I'1
t Hgl, WI III.nil ll lit,m n
"It wunlit imduiihlrdly hr in.,tul women • and one h m u jn wne
Its
h iiiw flirli
d ll'
I Iilth liv \
*lf
K I•lM* I In* «>( i hi M-I, I fir
'A -y ra io lil lln ivrititv nf Iowa
lilt .,lie,I ylltlti lihlay In cliniees
Ir.ju rlrd hi thr |.rn|ilr> ol |ht
KM
4
.Mitt
liMt
me
Mie
D
l
l
M
il
u
iri,
..inf
hy
imoke
that
p.'inr.l
If
llir
a
..I imgligeuce and ueylr.'l ol dull
•icnioi gave bit venom »l the way
M il
hi 1 i
t « (tiHHi’ i i l U
n i i*ri‘
tire i.nilillie. ol Ada, ihr Middle
lii.ni a hiiniiJilt life into a mini
ill th* Kround lux of I hr tijlilr
I f ir ! (.Ml r Of \ l ' s i r l i
M ill
j
piMly M jlg.tlel Aliltr (Gce-Grr)
rlM v <1 I 111 1 MIIIIIM'lli f m Imi
t<11< MiMiuiri
I avl ami ul hri nmiridevclupfd
•
d
ihr
11*11*
Villa
taniloimm
la.l
Kill t «*i( *nl* i aluMi of ,i hill win. it | MlJili h'll* j ( M||*f -4111 I 4| *rl nl
Jackson. 70 mrl death ill the
air a* a. iii.ln limy a lack nl innight
S \N
IK A N c is U , Star m .A ll
I* , i i
I i/y tio n Ml ij'-l. • I f i r If J l l j . l
"Empty Aunt" looming houtr last
Ifjevt in a |uo*|iam upon which lh*>
o
h
N«»i
(
apt
Iniin
fi
I'roniThe
tlurr
tlmy
sanaluiiniu.
hr
Sllsl
I
Mhlldt
1
tlllllt»l»l>
1**1
ill*
D*. I I
inrtin. n ini (iguie.. if hr ran
have I,ran pulling vaiy great
. atr.l III -ohuihan bpllllgl.'ld lolvli
V illtf il I " I t r
in l it *
I /
I*i..iilh J
I hit w it hit stniy nl hri lnyn
,:rt circled to Ihr I'. S Sinhopes." hr .aid
M n O M A I i C O fftC II John S Sri vice u l* lil). »> I'lHCil o l ftlo I ’oMiOmlll,.
ship,
n
(nr
lo
liia
lrn
rn
l,
iriulr.
l . t l |||»K
lu ll
I
.If "I inn krrp till lulliiug."
JlrjMJiiljln.il at the rmi ol
MnUenrlas by ben. Juirpli McCatlhy it. IV i: i u lk . in j r.|»ntri ,.i, in,
A i ' l l H ' d i U Skritf h r ( u l i* M i r a'lfSfilif#
&
tiles tu Ills n a liir Alabama In*
(INMiiD JINI mfhtiil (lafttimlv
antval at Seattle, Waih , tiom Uir t <i hast I lie stale Ucpaitmenl
i fi illli* iii V lit nit ( H h i ) i*t iiil’'llf 4**ril Kf'llll l'*M ...... .
(ll if«
waii.leilnl evening" when they *r
niglit. Hr mid he jtinoi.1 rrrI iff M u d . all Libia III 11 1 hew,
gUP !«>l I he |MM|u»’ 4’,t plliglfim of
ottlclal was en loutr to til, new aulgoin.'i.t „ rou-ui in . .,l<mia »lieo
\l|lir,| ' ’i*I \ |i i
{ i*8ll 11kg|11 v III
» irnnl In thr looming house In. lalnly h mild run In.lriirmlrnliy
Amci ii'iiri f * t'huu +M uul in (iiiao
he WU called back tu Washington lu appeal U'l. ie a i Ii,.,lly tiuaid
•aid ihr t.laf* appaienllv it a i ted
Mm i i i h r J i f i t l u f i r n i h r f u ll * o m i *'
'nightcap aftej dining on tealuo.l t(.i ihr seal held hy !*en. ListiJlOitUt’hMI* Mirlhu.t
-iliil living
VIC* dtclaiad' l will L* haoiie to get UlU United up." , Inlet tuilionul 1
in
th*
ban
me
nl
laiimliy
tiom
an
ei
Hill
m
,\ia1.
It’s
tun
lair
t«|t
f
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l
Hi
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k
r
4
11*ikllH,
p
r
r
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li
ami wmr and attending a f u ln
’ tandntd* In nud.wurd urea* of
lu filr f.ir
Ihr Ilrm ocM lir
OJlkliul.i. . illir. ll *pl. J*i If* thr
Ihr wo. Ill fh. plan gnl Hie limine
l iliHily .nil llir
illuhtMi
nity iLm r ■
.
|K I in .ill l iiiM iiirllji It, Is be
"point loin" tinm I'm le n t Iru lo t thiol, where the turn palirnli
*'ll 11■111I 111M llir f llllrtl M illr INMS I •
glniilUK his V aiy dlsi Ipllnai y
'*\V. w rif bonding in upproxl
, i i > ,
,
.uun’ h'.ltnv .,1 il in lu. inaugural
male middle of the room. ! hissed tin lough, at lu ll pay. Iiiipuied n r ir hnu fit. hut was l.liinghl un
|Ul,
if* 11 Kill dd ii.l (ft* lltilMIt ift 1*T i tiim m in iM lftl Ita m ls
lire an Sr of Ills continual , * It l
der i.itill.d .|Ulckly ai f i n . I'hila
her Shi* kissed mo.
The
.
‘
o'llMlr
glo.tp I Coll Id, i lug
Mr
■ ;ild h e
H i l l ‘ . il l i t l ‘ *«li f h *
K i l l JS . W o n i i i t Ol)
“Play I till v laughing sin riot In ■ • inn «l ju n rd lo u r* unifies
Vcheilelph.j In* iimti and I..UI i.ih.n
||..«• » \ J11ki it ft I kill it »it f .siiirii *1f **f
*
han.l'i tu mv throat as she had lion iiullrirs
i h i t i >• I * 111 i ll
».»
f it'iii'
..*
|I*MI
III
IV 1 1 o l
l\‘ t* i i; n •il,ll i tr|»U lfd to hr t|)lt,g JO
trrl l.il.ipame lit.III l.fa.I.l m ill
done before. I raid sninthlnp utuiol
dtnvt tin'lli lit Hall, and France
i 't l l t f l l I > *
I f fil l Ills «if
ih tii
Mu
luumlift ir.ponded to lit* alaim
S . m i n i s ! t l t i t l r . i t I f I ■* H P l r i ' n | | | l m lr* 1 m i i l o i n ■»f t h r l i v * l*nihl
that nnl l.rlng the right place m
\t m r o ik . Mu
«i
into j iiml,ul limit igninit thr
ills'! tin tl lit- il?t.
I t Mi l l I I 11|i
M \N II v H ..
tu t c. Ii„
something like that
Tim
so
who
i.»ftoralrd
wrrr
ull
|
utgt
ucrupird
hy
M.i.ul.i
I
ailtiuliIn.
ti-lr
til.it
..............
.
mil
|iir,id nl ......... .uni-ini in A na.
< apt Wilhalit It Hi,mo it.ii chain
'll Mill
■a "At the sumo tlhw> slu* had bet
I
iVllllJ*p«*4i
Vilii||
(inl.lV
I
M
i
4*4iI
irat
It! tplal let • Oh llir fit .1 IliH.r. I |.'ra|,^ Shame*, ptr.iilrnl, rxphilliiilK ill* I.iitiiu- I p III ill. ....... Ill
\rli,'o n lol.l Ho- Menatur- that
rill hull «*I M*t mil I I I *m|i :»I liiikil
Yalid.s around my thr.ml, I placed nl liulay with negligence and lir- VVr.nii'ii patlriilii on
nn tit'' Ti'oiid ,
,
„
i
f
,
o
tu f'Mil ,1 1.1'.,i ol let to, hv t mu Ho- t (lv.liiin.innt llgnre n. a careful
imm JK }Mt 11M i , l Its V Mi "»t M4*mM Imm U*
■ln I .4 .Inly m the gn Hindi tig .it fj.i.ir were reiiiiived lliruuyh win fujr, iMi'Liymy, ■m'II mm* .uul iim i I iiiv nl iuiIIumi- nl J m
my hand; on hrta.
,tirnni> ul vvliat . needed Inr the
and rxpirtung <.lulnlro. r m limit.-, rvp.iti'i..,i ■! pin.hu ii.o. to l)i> !*• 11«’ill1I hull lilt' Ill'll II'll4 44l 141 imuml Ird I luld,,1 ih.ip who h.itr
............. .. inMani n ui |>i ind, thr h.ltllri hip MbUlllll.
down down ladder*.
M* l' III, U It h MltM f'l l nil* I Mi |*f‘fl Lill. d I1..... . fid MnlMlt+ .l il Uu I IP umi,11, hep. iniilug Inly I. He
flltuir.
oliatiUi* inok came on hoi fa®1'
Super
ini
elide
lit
Rnlund
l.
Hun,,u l
...............m l
w o u ld
" a e r l n U ll y
III.ui u. ivliu r.iiiunatided the
M ( 11«I■ M"illli * III * lit’III \ 41I 4* 1 Mil i Hat | .111iwr.l |*f tlftiK tl 4M (Kll
She threw up her mum. hitraUintf
■lull "uid the wing will, wire
Alimiig llm ir . iiiulm led o thr I* sii | n rir Mi
|.'*l 1
I r I ll r Mt*m Mil* Ml
handicap I tie uiid.-i taking of spe"liig
Mu"
when
die
ran
agiuund
cuver.'d
window*
hound
alinut
toy hands from lu r thioa1 '
.III, ..cl l Vlllei which cal. he #f‘ .•m il.|*
Mu
F i i t . i i tills. M i
r.ii +
1 i rlllltiM fj 1*1.1 4
4|l()iH lt,( \ t
f).*fens.. Attorney Clair llnmll- ..li a riiei.tprakr Fliy -hoal Jail. 17. 43 men and Ml women. Many of
tectivGy otgatuied during the
ol Mi** UtNIiuse iiml Fit* tAk 414.1 VSI, ■4*»
lit* »l«. | i If*I tut*
lit* “IMlItiM* . * I 11;I kfeiV
ton Interjected to auk the tiniul ituud hehite a cnuil luaitial com ihe' man patlentx were considered
Ih t
Loud iln iliiy , luddmtial coming y*ai '
,
Ins.- U i j i a l
U .M tiii*
4’hib,
M »v i
|‘l
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‘1
dll
Mi*
r
1
1
4
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it...
11
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iftai
1
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U
m
h
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i
i
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mil
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?
some psychology Mudeui if he let
violent and were held In their
Achuion sahl 'he pretrram, by
police iotec. ha> Idled to Hop the
F.*l* (ti ll kflK MlU‘ JtH»* « H » \|
lit 11•
»IIIMH 4s th#v imIk Ii ! b«. Th# Air
go of the Inwa coed a throat light puted u( four icat Admiialt and bad-* by m t t lining *lra|u, Chew Ainlirw I'm u w a ^
WAlii H ik /H i «>f Ml* I hiim .-l .if i f t l^«l »\ a * Mu iuMii.ir r.*oi*t \t h ' l . r wis on# arm who** n##<i recurrent dhotden attrilmted to the ((lengthening Hie fr..c tunen. or
liner . apiain-. ind heard the fudge said
A*ta and other underd. vclopaa
( ' 0 | I H l l t | . e,
P v ittld ifll
I . !*<t
f jn t
Ua.tliarjih continued. “ I aCo. «l* i tad there chsiger:
Itr n u r d , aIuiim Ykit ll AUxkait. *ta< bom gurmlla oigain/alion.
U i#
M p tiK U iJ k L ^ V M V ^ u i
•
Mo-if of hit patienln from the
□reuj. would he a xecurUx wax*
haril. ol ih# 4 M r ^ f
ftavjRi.ll riArig "a*
V
r,v
i‘
.n
.
uaii
.
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ii
tr
,
«iiti-?iitiif«artriRv
i
aidin'
", .(tmetl Hill halttlt. Il.eit tank, d ir* fm ( K r.dl.-d .StrKea Xg4
• 1 1) "Tlirriugli negligence rid* wing ind ether seetlon*. »f the r r.4^. U illf iiii .‘ llrm pri luiti, |In )*■ .Nl it .ii** i hid1 f*N nk sCirik* *iji Mul Mi.hk hkrif miih|!ixailiMi
f.-ihaped Uilldlng fled in their
l he re litre "at. e'-etdial amt of our
w ith e r It wae xu iM l-n t or■ a lenng a veuel >d the NaVy to be nitrlil.'lnthr*. They were hotiaed ( h i ( ’ f j l f l i s f I f i r k f d i l i F * I f V i U t f * 1*. I fiu if. ., r i i * l i * * |.»*i .»;»•
\Vhik 5h h.vtot I lin* i I ttiMM i •uvrlled'.lt ..nic in I.ilo t hv t,n
I'm rip 11 p.'l Icy
,
,
Ft ilit, i l i f t si M rJ*M in, H a iiii«l
n.rti
1
1
to
I
n
u
rly
then
dipped
i
D
lllilak,
*
IUUM
imm
til
M
in
Mnmli
minute or two. rh*n she »■**•*} rltandtsL"
In
M»*
iiiliiiiiti i n il iM i i
l.iiiltlih it
temporarily In other l.ulldlng* i i<irf11i«*. ulist Itulluihf
nm mu foreign policy k* "0*
vnnkltw a Ctiplok, inopiline kolllld
llti’l
Mtllltlillt'l'
ihllll
Mill
In
I,a. k Illli) thr i .uihIm
v, :*•
lutVi i i
1 1n
t l i t ! i f nl
*h
I,, ,,t ..........u iii v atone, he con
(7 ) "Thrfltigh neghgence Jtdler- of Ihe nanaloflum and nearby
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if }1 * l*H i'il t v>•* tills si iMi Mt«* v\ ui I him * HinriHiiut* t
(1) "Negleit td duly."
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ter the veasel wan icfloated FVIt. t wonderful jolt of (|uiellng lli« I „ M,|
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t, Iiml l |,l n mtvul court ui in l-uiienti," he aald.
h* i mi I* Mh- Hi'fi.ilt i*i >*tii* j I I i i tu*
t ill I Its* I 1 1*• f y*i i.W )lli' it.. I I '
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it. i I I I I I ij* rt llil “Ml ,it it -il 'Aft'} if Mil IMill* hlltl * ui itt‘Vi'n ♦ III* IimI miv at III I Mif .R| ill I kill III |i #(! ,
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i Mh I n 1 f u r l**i |;«if m i* n | In
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lion mil 11 the last of the patient, Id'll lilt* , ill* HI 14|fllf
ill} Mill In
Sloiiduy .light ut ltd'*
Jl tile iic.lilHit.
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Mm Ilul ,
fit un i. hud liecume nt.lppcr of hud hern helped hrough the win- I ’Mlit) 114ll i I
............. . »* I .1 l i t . i l l e l S a n f o r d A i r I ' n l n i l
H.r i.rlmol auditorium.
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11 | l| #* f i l l i' | 1l\
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w i i * uiiiimoimmI 1* .in * * 11 i d *Imi
In the ircclil conus, at ...cos (lie iiHtl.iri'-i ..lily active l.allle- dnwc,
ill
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1141K J tv \ .ell dlljilCi t i Mi* 4Ve it , ft lll|' 1*1 I 1* a Mt*
“til.* crawled oil h«r r.lnmarh Ms,. Mint M | m Mi m tf i tilt lit
11 11it* Ii I *, (irti *|t *i *1 if n ai I , | ' )
llir hand I.IBlI- f|t* l division ««• ftiip lu . Uoctmbel. Thr MivI ' W n m C j o l r t 1 ’o r p N .«I v 4,ill kf«'|#(i4 r g. ll ll 11f *• h l f i ll i
Mpulld Oii I i ino .tl M.ikmi. Hi *1i
ii.g -ltd Htne.by tptaUfle.l to pai- •milti « a . Ihe fust capital oldp alongside me," said Hie Fite j„||at u, ....................... »u I ..... t- •Ml.I
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tlcipale in the awU c;nWet ... lie liad ruliimuilded und thr fltt.1 Mur hal, “dltectiiig thr firemen I * * \ V . » I . 1 ll A V ll |1> lit 1 I ' l . M i •
I'. » I * , f I.* • M f Mill* i I
Ihr Civil All (’allot lout li lino had l»rrn ni «I«*| ♦.1 f.i l-*l. 4*t»i
- >ti|. ul any lyf.e lie had 'kipper I,, th* patients In the email stfl M t . 4 l J / I H ‘ Di ll! IM *' t * . I I .Ml
• I 4 I'"*' I|e*|. If r III. Ilf ' ll l- . Mill |
Bienu on May
t». utul « h ■■
' . t iilghl In folio I'a.lrl t'liip ', »4 i m i i >
• \* l 1 II *H* IH* .. M j i
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private room*. Not mire did she I s|r in** ll I ' i i f v f i l i m m * iltMM
The
to lent winner
Monday ed . I pice
I a iIi I
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nod 31. Iilgil i i'll.ml l.o> h.'twr. ii
^ *all VAfl D» , |f jf Iff *
Jill, lif'Ml
get excited und not until the *IM* | m* m M s‘ I fMlt killt (is h i •'.Mil
.. niglii
will
receive
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41f|tI IMt ll I •hr JgC'i ol If. I.t 1.1 ht'ald I l.'ill
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^idnuehandise donated hy tiauiord
'IH i'M A N TO VETO
lost patient had hern evacuated ,,4IM „ ............. . .................. r„
Mi'll | *.*a I tp'i* t u | ' | | '
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W ASHINGTON, Rlar. 30—(AN W A i lU t n n # i M V t .
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merchants. Marion Harman l*
ill 41 il t i l I « t| («* i VdM.OMM
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scheduled to serve as master m — Reporta that President .Truman
Alt.ke* Ml.ilk itNl) }H«fQii||
Alt* Ilf*
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III I I I
Illli It 11MMIIP itul il- plire in ihr I'jlio l’- r>|n f i l l M i f f H i l l . I 4 1*1 I "H D" I I I
, I l,r |,l hall. (| It I on lvain
ctleii.un.ee. ami an applause iiwt* has dicided to veto the cotilru
employed by Florida Fnxlium- Mi limMinc, n„ w.tri. ,.f the i.ilioc VI Hill
|vllll**M JkId Hit' H 'l t J.rkunit *
Vila till'd II,v via h.'ld at
| ||4* I l i d
I j l l i tl •’Ul i V W n i l H *
t r . hat hc*n secured to record the veralut fAlin price support meu
Shut,I," .aid, ai. cuintiui. ,1 « i t I lie. I , .11 I.doilo, itiei I
.m l,. th, Municipal ,Slip".i I I miicm
.
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*1j > III*' l*l|;ht|l 4IMI4S | | 4i V "I Hi!’ tl a. . . I l l "
approval of H>e audience to- turn uffeciing cut tun,, primula
on I not, lih III 11*4V. The unniilil l.a, w iil.'i, |ta, t., ■ atilt ., | ■,, [ll wet.
C” ' 1
To lie I'llgihlo In, Hlr . III |r , Mill
f<M4futifiK v. i Miui M* Hill*’ Klim I.,.Ill t'lc ‘It ‘ hlna
uml put men today nureud rapidly
.
ward tli*- various conteetant*.
loll l.a Xiowtl Irolti
i ■|d.'ll.ollMl lied
Wlt.'ie (li. o.i .
vv.tr in t.'itil 11» ,. • "-.*1111*1 np H*hi>v limst hr nl ha i I!,. >rid run'i n f M a n i l a T i n * H u l
mm
ha v* *
. Outataiidlint taiein i*> “hcin y thruufth Ihe rapilof.
Muiiford’a share of rigarettu 11b7,!Mill last year, aod .'tfitM , apo are ..Mill'd,
i’tlliev ttiiu*1
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Vuni'I ■ IH *......... JMiM*lined np for the allow, according
Muuy nenulorn und represnnta- tuxea rullected in January a- ale lunv iieilip Hind.' I.. In. ul. mi, Ipi. luge inelei h i , d.'til.Hi d. at.' I Ii ii vi- Hie tv1 111cm imi .n i of llirii ■ • 4 • n l ,il p m i i l , n t i n m m i M i i
H"' i.T "*'1*"' w iirm i
|Mi*'iils
No lit1l i .i. tin.i in tlvlng N i i t v ii I c i j , i p r u M i i * *' n n l * imMi liai lia.li".
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John Fite, member nl the tlve* tuld report era they under- mounts to 97,733. Lewis M. olio. Iiiitldilig ill which I,,
e. thiuiii'h h hi, 1, m u i dollat vtltt,' ■ given, und u cude llir- ,.nlv a* feii a l l a t i i h i n i p i M v * f n f i i n . itan fi'ii.'-l ii* i * ii I !»li. off .i8.jband.1 These Inollido the I »!»>*** ulood Mr. 'Iruinun hud ileclded Schott, dirertor of the State
ml -till fuiH trr then .'.it mid j „f p.edaxe tlow • i . ,,,
nth,. with a 'ithiid (ill.it v.ilI. a mini
.lie Inland. «nt n). Ctilni'M' terri
c .tv ri
j
w id e t.lie tc l, ol
c riilliil
, Trio,, acrobatic and tap dancer*. to duoipprova Hid legiHlalion.
Beverage Department, announced •tpeiiil.olt.. It ti hopid lltul
Hi «tii|'|,' xp.'iatliitr- .1. the Sottlli
torial w ain , at,-l l.inuglit t to
muni i:(i|n flying Hnu of '..'nil hum
l .it/o ii, H ie m a il, i la n d
Tlie i.iil wu* Min to the While today.
, piano soloisti and many u.K
dial., i.tav -uun he tilde I., . re .' ) I' oII.iw iiik H i.
. ,,.f„ .,|,. I here ale no dues.
Y.iknltoloa »i Nana ski. Jaiuiii.
1. A i and similn« groups.
K a lin,:'
'a id
Ih .'
cun tu l.n itt y
Home lutt week. It wun a hardThe State total from the tax . ov.it huildll.K in which >11 of it l|„, „ ti were ,n e d ......... . >"10
t It iginsllv. IdnO iii'inonr, includ
■ “ Proceeds m >ne entertainment, fought .‘ Senate-House compromise
M.'iiih*r-thip npplicutn.n' will he w i l l w o r k w i l l , t i i n v t n r . i i
it 91,472,673. O f this, 9461,0911 opetalioo. can he accoiotondki. I p .m ri- t.tiir.nd - l. i
i f i'hirtn made I in* weel, and the u r.l rne.-t
'llir Ilu l-' la.'lrd til" r town-. ing IOii A m ni..in , were to have
■"k for which a small chert?' will he •timed ut tightening price prop* will go to Ihe Slate for tuber- more efficiently,
hnri eiaciiali-.l Oy t.R’Pi at Rhatt«• l o .w u ,■ p r o . ’i i i . d I . , t l . , ' p | < >■
till' »f H.l> C.trm n III lir ll.'ld ,.n I til night and today
made, will b* used fm bond ex under aurphia Irish potato** and ' “ Ipsh* contrail »he remainder,
the tout Ilicllidetl the fuclorv o, . , , o f . h r c m .
but
Killlim w > uiiceituin if .all
V i i im i
d r e -ci
Apr f. at H-041 o’cloci wilti thr
Tanaunn, Itatiuign
ITnvtnce
penses at the Miami m®*'. allow in** increased acreage for IM W ifilW , will be distributed to f m i Street where some )M* ,|>u>
| , | i d 'l l . d l l , I ' l o t III,I I i I l l ' l l
« ft.
enini grmtn.
Pat. .it
air w. I It.MI Hill.', nccujurd the town Hirre „f Hi.'iti wnc covered by today 0
"The band has worked haul thin y.ur'a crop uf rollon and eligible Inrorpnrdted municipali .Ire ires cun lie tum . it mil i i r i
I l ’aanaatj lit t>,i|i guar*
i■nine nl inedliii1 . ..id rw.v In limit idlling Iw.Jkrii.d l i n k ' win) U|ipi.lMlL
this year for a first division rat iwamilii.
ties.
Iv i 11*. >11 Hn.ugl.t Tlie evncnatlop
l . ' u u l t B u r d ( l a e ,« r
tk w rl
pocf i iiiiiptnenl in rd hv thr f'nrii
ing," *ald John Hte, and wc
w,,iilil i.e,.m to one or iwo days,
fed erne that the people of
Inti wu , wailing for deflnlle weed
Sanford will work Just as hard
on Hie am.nyomnil (nun Mhortgfor the band,"
hai
Tite original evacuation nrheme
BAD l*m
PROWLER
r e '*
HAU
**v i*» i*
called
for the I flT i t» transfer
* A > D ETROIT. Mar. 30
( ?)
ihelr nassengcr-i to Ihe Gordon off
A prowUt who broke Into * mil.
the Clilna coanl. These plan* fell
lie rchnol h*r* artd took 26 rentthrough when Communist official*
WERT CALM REACH. Mar. ’in
i'reilalorv fill., tn.linllti,' cntfi li.
from tha principal's desk- left thl
(Kiltese
Mesa
t
Tw»
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m
m u siuear—ea a * ili a. *•< •“ 4 '* :
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on , h. coc -- (ill — Secretary of Pommerc. Ki.r, mud fi it iuni vein, pot the ■M*al Traaisa alea«a tala law tba Marshall piaa »• h«l|i « hulls leftmeti to penult Hie shallow .trfft
note today:
_ .
,
. ,
Fmvyi'i ,aid today the naitiinnl d.-ull, a'ttl.-ut'e l.ulitv in tin' Scut
» « ■ ravaged Warae*. Thla a*ary eeala a ll * <h* tahr-F«af Karaeeaa landing craft to make Hie I rip Iftlo
•Tu. ...K i .1 fcycfce in and I b !U P one n e i l X ^
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» •*« " ^ « b better than the nittpiii In Mi*, first three month III.de t 'mull V ('uni I Hnu.u when raruvary gragraai aa it rearhta the half-war aiaafel.
.‘iltutiBhai liorlior.
vnguest I am Just bad.’*
of II'C.O w ii .i .dote to Ilu l nl Hi. repreietitiillv."- nf 11,,- Htalc I Hu...
I f BILL ROSS
neither will beany thing but rubble and at he* if il i* within VoiH honm peak.
H.M ATHFHH ON WTHR
nmI Freih Wnler Khh P.ntmiH
h a lf" nula o l l h . center o ihe bla.l, Heavy, reinforced concrete
F.
Staiion WTREl, on u state wide
WASHINGTON. Mai. JO. - O f ) — Just w m . U ia v M Ie Park
Knilherm.ir..,
he said, ’’The vain.' ‘ ion niiiiotlnreil |ilan,' fur nlinwitiir
butldir.g* might U left etandiug. They would be burned out, badly of total production — not out, . i.iiiiu.'i. iu) fnix-iinrn lu lcu|. these irmn the While House it a nunjeiiiittii twclvr itury l.iiiUling that is the !]"ol(-iip, will tironileest » talk by
damaged shell*.
» -------------------- — _____________ _ production in Ihe industrial sec fie.Ii in thin »ron.
iieive-centet nl Amriica'* mightiest oflentivr in the “.old w*i" wills Gimrge Smalhei *, candidate for tha
Renat*, tonight at 8:00 to f:30
Qovemment expert* tay you
tor but nlsn in distribution, agri
The court room, which lisa a Rimia.
hydrogen
bomb
may
be
on
th*
o'clock. The address I* spensored
can't count on any
ay ilyp# of hulldculture, services and government
sralltut rapacity of 200, was crnwtl
From this heedoueHrit is ditcclrd the Mtishxll I'I jii wlti.li on hv Bill' Kirk, chairman pf the
Jng to be reasonably safe unless It WW. Ther* have been * nil mater Is again moving upward."
«'d ar fl'ihermen heard John F.
Hmalhers for Renate Club of San
Is at least three miles from a the H-bomb might b* eight to a
Mswytr’n comments were in > Mefittlne, chief fiihcrien biologist Monday pane* in second biithday.
thousand times as powerful as tike speech prepared fnr the American fur the Pomtuisiiion, outline the
possible A-bomb target,
The building haute* th* Economic Cooperation Administration ford.
^ Cotton Manufacturers
But they say well-built frame orlglnel atom botabi.
la. titutc system under which traps tnav (E C A ), the agency established b y * 1
__ irtr. Olauae, pyaatdant
M cC a r t h y t o p r o v e .VHouses show good resistance to
be used, anil later accepted more Congress to run a program due to
m «, awkwnaad today.
T*u.Wt ‘ l s.do
Di* “ hoi*1 Convention.
W ABHINGTON, Mar. 30, — f
blaat. They say realstance of brick
AlH.otieh he held that "thr new than 76 r.ppl lea Hons for trappltw cost Ametlcan taxpayer)' shout University in June, 1947
Marshall’s idea In the beginning —Henator McCarthy (R-W ls.)
but Id Inga In whkeh ttw waU* sup
year lias begun till a nolo nf firm- permlls.
«13,030,000.000 bv Ihe time it ends
was this: All Europe—including Ihe Renate today he will cut
port a load is rather poor.
'■era .mil .ititlrnlem for American
The area now tinder consilient- » ii June 30, 1962.
documetils show Inc that Owen b M business,*’ Haw ye r took note nf Hun for expaiu iou of the irepnltiy
When two atom bombs warn
To mark the second anulvernarv Russia — should get together to
touched off over Japan, damage tu anything else you could do. BheJ- fjw o »e.*ntents nf the en.nomv progrnin ii from V id ifia Hhr, null half-way point of thr multi- rebuild the Continent in n coopera tlniore in a Soviet agent ai.d “1a
...............
homes and other buildings was so te rj above grouad, thick enough where
current trend* or*' not so south of Lake George, ouHi t" billion dollar project. *oldler' tive effort which would restore nr has been a memtier of the CqM *
__________*d>*
production and liode. The United mnnUt parly,1’
Declinin' Im i-tm eni "tat. Rit.,.1 Nu. -UI ami induil.
great un to n mile and five-eight: and properly built, would heln a fuvnnhl.
ijltT.m in nrnrgr C. Manhall
for httsIneH.s expansion and npeiti- Lakes Monroe, Jessup, Ilarnev, who, aa 8ecraUry of Hi ate, first Htates would provide the coun
away that they couldn’t be used lot, too.
without repairing.
‘ oymrnl.
A il!? *? *
poxslbilitv T H E W E A lH E Ifc
Woodruff, Dexter and Heresford devised the plan — will make what tries with necessary aid to give
lie announced a government sur Traps are now permitted north of ECA officials call a "major them Ih* chance to make good the
Partial damage extended out dispersion, 0# P *ttm it would b*
impossible
to
epraad
out
gU
y
losses of war antf to huild for the
about two mUes. Light
vey iuni completed Indicates a Volusia Bar,
speech,"
future.
«
"continued deeliue uf i l iter cont"
Ocorge fllino, president of the
General
M
uihsU
'e
words
will
The Soviet Union refused to
In business plans for riant ind Sanford Bportsmsn Association,
be
directed
to
employes
of
the
r*>
have any part of tha scheme.
fgulpment cxiiendltures In 1U30 a' and Porter Lansing, form at presi
compared with 104V,
covery agency at a birthday rally Moscow charged tho proposal was
dent, attended the meeting.
"However." be said, " ih li.d e Charley Finley, chief wildlife to be given by them. But you can ■ "sinister attempt of Amerlpan
eline la In line with expectation-' officer for th * Commit* Inn It? the be aure the world w ill bo llatontng. capitalistic imperialism to control
Tim*
For the Marshall Plan today la the destiny ocf Europe.”
ire 6th District, warned against; sata backlog ragulyament
Russia,
aal
' , taking the
... satellite
______ eofifp
:ad off aud it is iasnf
!S la ltT ' r ^
^ H W.llhou,.,
lies of. Eastern E
f utob*^ along
more th
ttuift
exert move
*u a
» nitJd
mild iafm- penult.
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Philippine Army
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Seminole School
Band To Present
,» Local Talent Show
Chint'Hc ll'ipublic
Ami Cmimiuiiists
Okay evacuation
Snnford (sets $7,7.‘Ki
In Citrarette Tax
{Secretary Sawyer Court Says That
Frame Houses Are Better Than
Claims US Output Predatory Fish 4-Year European Recovery Plan
Brick Ones If Bomb Is Dropped Near To Boom Peak
May Be Trapped
Arrives At Its Half-Way Mark
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Coed’s Death
! * • Fuji Commission
Prato ■
Among those attending the meet
! wlU bfiteflt tame fh
t
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er a s r a n
«m i
arms. ,
n» tn the
•run. 'Cute a n the
frtt oredatorjr litli," he cbtlnh
they
ihte fish.'*
----------,,m it to Dip
fishermen that no garnr fish m«v
Jhj taken, or the fl slur man * may
lose hi* permit amt befflned. Mul
let is classified ns a salt writer
fish and therefore may. b« trapped,
“T h a n was more gasping and
moaning and she staggered away
from me with her hands up to her
throat
“ She staggered toward the boil,
frll against the edge of a chair
and seemed to sigh,
she was holding the edge of the
"She tried to get up. I believe
. . . p r e s e n tin g
b o n n e t s b e a u tifu l!
Then the fell beck ngain.
“I don’t remember how 1 *o t
there hilt next I was sitting
by her on the floor, t felt pnratyred nml numb— didn’t know
whut wet happening."
Hamilton interrupled again to
esk where the Bill's body had
struck the chair. Ilednasek Mid
he believed she fell jtgalnst the
hack edge of the chair. hitting
tm urwhee around , lie side of het
tare. lie continued?
"I heard a sort of whistling in
her throat as I sat on the floor
beside her. There was a drop of
blood on her nostril and troth.
*T didn't know whut to do— I
look off her fitr coat."
Bednaifk hnd explained earlier
that troth had their coat* on. He
said they were prepai Inc to leave
because the coed had to he hack
at her Kappa Alpha Theta surorlty house by 2 A. M.
" I raised her to it silting post-
Fur • ontf wumtn fnhl-IUt’i crucial
'VauitI* rtm'jf be a tr^.1' it'Afify »h>nt ttmtf
for fTth#r#t imr!irl"« itrlf, i.u<H L*ntvr. In
tllhtfP pad<* tV*
1hIHi? (a to rvmk#
th*» %•*»> mill* i
A* n u »t
Tbat'a v * y luJay ih -UiftTii’. i>;‘ *>i mtn
In*** Cuaul I*%mb ■iu»t* . *
r" ofi«n
s ifti jo* I i.i't eciiiii»: tinr M ji r.f, «r*l« t 1n
utithp junubA ttlfy
.ui*** au'l »*■
lif'i‘4*' (h«t l(A|sn I'tfl)' Wf.l'rf. llPfii f vl-llM.
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nij in nsiti’M Hit*(lilllf, I’lff tlut i » *»' J •it*piri;ip funit
luMt'n
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Iml'lY fllfMlv, Anri if•i* inti * bright**
mill -nk ri| llfr, l?ti |i y it 1(iri 1‘mmUiI l ‘ *
Huk Raids
..r C T W t ia ^ lt t n l
wounding three constabulary men.
They fired the town when a Chinese
refused to open his store. Two
hundred dwellings and stores werr
destroyed at nn estimated loss of
2 500,000 pesos ( f t . 250,000).
Meanwhile, in Seoul, police bag
ged the top Communist of south
Korea on President Syngmnn
fthee’s 7Gth birthday.
h Thc arrest Sunday of Lee Choo
nw, 47, lender of the Red under
ground, was disclosed today.
Police said Kim Stun Hynng, 42,
second In command, was arrested
two day* Inter. They said III Red
lenders in nil were nabbed.
The specific charge on which
they were Jailed was not reported.
Lee was described n* vice chair
man of the soutli Korea Labor
rnity'a central committee. Pak
Ileum Yulig, who. fled to north
Kuron in 1947, still holds the title
of chairman.
Kim was organization cltnirtniin.
Pol ice Hnid l host! ancsts and
the Army's successful winter drive
against guerrillas bn- hi ought
Communist influence in smith
major guerrilla band Is" operating.
Korea to u postwar low. Only one
Police estimate the party hn* only
2.000 active and 5,000 inactive
members in south Korea.
In Taipei. Formosa, pressing
their blockade of Red China ports,
the Chinese Nationalist* have
seized ill least four pud possibly
five foreign -hips.
The Inlosl
mimin' inclined
about M iiu li 2.t n ear
flap, was forced Into Qucmoy,
nearby Nationalist Island.
The Tai Shun Chan is operated
by the Tnipcing Steam Navlgatlon Co. of Ilcing K o iir .
On the political front, a gra
duate of the University of North
Carolina protested bitterly against
United Nat Ions Becretsry-tieneral
Trynve Lie's effort to unseat the
Chinese Nationalist delegation.
f you suitor from
FATIGUE
BACKACHE
symptoms Ilk*
UNDERW EIGHT
CONSTIPATION
WEAKNESS
HOLLOWAY’S
IN ORLANDO
new BCXCl SPECIAL FORMULA
may do wonders for yon
RFC. .190 V A M ’K
OLD SUTTON
lU.FNnFI) WHISKFY
2.98
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Milan,
Rallbuntl,
Panamas and
nut irum to lor thr niAlk, ranuol pull
(lirm*rhi« out ul » tirnotiv* otef'
fati^uid *'mil-i»n your fprlM »lump.
thU your tumble i' Yuur rondltloii may
bo due to (hi aimplr fact that you do
i ’ o io im l o i -i
straws take to urw shapes in lionncln
fa r Rpriiig and Fn.ilcr. All
the new
spring pastils bright with ribbon mul
flower
and
trims.
beauty
Ultra
smart
in a huge
simplicity
select ion of
styles fur everyone.
.
*'| fell warm and hot, xwrnt.v
A* • • p t oUtr. i l r m u t str.ls, o m .
• i trllM , M t w l o .mo* Ins or r.aaaur* to
somrllmro ik i* . down xMnrr I i i m .
• k">. TJ>I» m .r lead m«nr M h . <„ ( w i.
plain of . m i n i b irkuh ., Icho of |wp . rS
■arrn, h*ad«kr. and dltslnau. IM lIn s
up nlstiU nr frrniwnt m i u i h mar rr»olt
from mlnnr bbilafr Irrltalfon* dii» la cold,
dampn... or 4M arr IndUrrotlnni.
IZ roar diMomfoiU aro due In ttwoa
fiiuM. don't wall, Irr lfp.ii', pm, a mild
dlurrlk. Hard (urr.ufuilr hr mlil■■m, for
e,,r 10 p in , Whlla Ihne armptom, mar
ofl,n olharwlM occur, IP, amactns how
manr lime, I loan's air, happr r ,ll,f halptha II mile of kldn*r Into* and Ilium
■nab out wasia. Oat Uoan'a PUia tadarl
and w eak."
He w ent nn In sny lie loot, o ff
bin own tnpi ont, liie xd o nn t.< t and
s h ill amt then 1 idled I be g irl over
to apply a illftc in l le s p n n tu n i lie
then ta ll to the nnllironin In get
w ater.
It was Intel th ill Itedme.ek n m
In the police -Intmoo and called for
belli lie wept inrnrdim M ly n-*. h 1
told Ills sln ty of I 111' tlllg e d y It
was Ins .occind dnv an the stand
in the tlirc e -w re k -lo iig tim l.
b wi*r to ronmlt your dtn mr. Mul —
If mild Vita nun II and Iron drlictrnrift afr thr origin of yuur murrlr**
thru Ititrl Special Formmli m if tin
iru/idm l«<r you! Fvcr)l>nd) know*
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PLUMP DltEHSlill &
IIHAWN
..............
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V0r
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Hcpatica 61c
Zonitc ........... 83c
*1 .5 0
Amphojcl .... $1,39
KLEENEX
Me
Carters Pills 29c
J00 SOI T
fiw p
SMOOIII
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ALL MEAT BEEF STEW
11.00
llaluyH M 0 79c
M L A g K lv
Accurate—
75c F lt d l
Shampoo....... 59c
.15c
C'oreffa ......... 27c
WILDROOT
Craam-Oil
EXTRA VALUES
8 S S Tonic .... 99c
Otic
Murine ........ 54c
FOR YOUR n n
4<Os.
EXTRA (JUALITV
Citrocarbonate69c
ON RTOKELY'S—
UnicapH ..... $3.11
too
A NAME WITH FAME
FORpHQQK LIMA BEANS 12 oz.
MIXED VEGETABLES......... 12 oz.
SUCCOTASH .......................... 12
SPINACH
- ........... H or.
SLICED PEACHES.................. 16
29c
28c
oz.32«
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DOROTHY OKAY
DRY SKIN
CREAM
MEDIUM J O
Deodorant
Cream
In Every Form
Th# praatrlpllon your 4oe*
lor writes may epwUy th*(
yoar mrdleiM bp put up
us a IhtulH, a pvwdar, aa
ointment ,or aa pUM, But
whatever Its final form, «♦
this you may be auie—the
liniuhed medicine wilt be
the product of the utmeet
exertion o! ear prof set iemal
■kill end ahoHty. It wlU be
e medicine whltb conferuto
arruretety In every M |,
with tb* ip o V k t i lM thhl
(lawn In yuur doeior’e pre
scription.
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2ph* 4 H
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TENDER HOUND STEAK ..........
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I*owdt*rH ....... 19c
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COCACOLA
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tilled to I be CiiifHl quiiUlv i.u u lr in .li 4 m it
|i, . - i
possiblt' prices. And th a t’s why y u m v .iiv./n s -m e ..i
old Unit' savings w henever you come here Im he,ill It
and liimuty aids . . . for Ihc tim e-tested, nuntily jm ,*.
en products o f reputable iiin nfn clitreis— brands tun
Know and tru s t— iiiiu ir* that are huy-words for dcp eiidnlillily.
7He Doans I‘ills
$1.75 Pi it kha ms ( ’nnip.
5flc PliillijtH Alni* nc; ia
50c Ipana Tooth Paslc
‘ e - fe-:
k k -d w ii:.
ICs a "Hleal" at this low price I You
get the fine btn spring mountad on
lega plus the Rinart Hollywood head' ,
board covered with waalmMa D U t t '
RAN plitslle. Choice of
Jb
ALL FOR THE
PRICK OF UOX
oltriml wlih a im*ne) luck pt*ar>nlti!
lake Itcirl Special Formula f*»t UJ
(Uf« aiitl If you dufiT fa-rl tir'n.ilrly
Itrllrr, } *>H mi* leliitu I:I ' buttle a id
fit fytlJ Icftlll'l juux luuln/a
Phone 1318
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$19.95 HEADBOARD FREE!
il urn rut lit ol linn,
Uriel tt ik •tir'iiiiTui product and It
Locker Plant
Th« fit or# Whftd Kmart
People Shop
hra**4.
not gri rnough It *turnin' and ltuii i.i
your (ihmI, U( ruiirip, join cndiiion
may Ixr due to totut olhrr cauir. k » It
In i nlo la k e o ff her coat," he comtinned.
llnku
lbs *Hip-?tt.inre f,i H Vilnruln*.
l*»»Ji kttof**• tSf irn|nnimirr of Iron in
)nm ilicl in lirl'i your Loth maintain
in
r,.l ihP'-ii Ui II. iufl O.u* C3j aulc
ut
wjir r i l l For mil la a * l i f
«ih ii * aII you talr> (b ra you mtl
oftit <hc iui|HivtJnt II flum ini* hut
ih>* liiituiuiun iUi!y ro
L n ti o f pfoplp vrko havp nn ilDcur**
no kufretiom In thill tmdy, tllll fin-
held Amoy. The stl'rtmei
1ill
Clipiig Khan, flying I hr* Ih ilid i
h e a d s ta r ts t o f a c e f la t t e r y in n e w s t r a w s !
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Sanford Herald
Census Questions
T h e h it o f ru m p u a o v e r incUialnn o f itome perftonal
attentions in th e penaua platiH, H udi ns th a one a b o u t incom e
f o r aviary f i f t h ponton, w o n ts to hnvo died d o w n . I t Hm
satomtHt to Romo c r lt if a th a t th « fjuorloa planneil fo r * Hit*
n o a e c o u n lirp wort* n niiw o H n arily p ro b in g , but p ro b ab ly no
m u re o f a u d , i|Ui*all<uiH have In h iii atltlotl i» I I i I h comma th a n
w h o at It lod to p ro vio iia
no.,, by compariHon w ith p reced in g
aela o f qucatioiih. E a c h tim e th e cenaua Itecoriiea m o re com p rrh o n a iv u , th e rc a u lU n g Hint I d lea m o re b u lky an d oxhutiativ o . A n d oni')i tlm n th e coiiHtia becninea m ore u w fttl.
■ ‘ P ro b a b ly th e re ban boon m ore w n a itlv o n i'B a to per*
aonal f|itt-nilon» naked by g o v e rn m e n t now tita n in o th e r
cenmin y e a rn . I t in a nlgn o f th e tlm ea. W e h ave Iteen th in k iiig « n a ta lk in g m uch a la m t in tru n lo n o f g o v e rn m e n t in to
•iriv
n le n rrn
ffn lrn
oih here
ini i(lie
rld , m
and
re
p riv iito
irn , h
tioth
lioro find
m m tibroiitl
tiuroim h
i i c w o rm
m a
tint
inclined to cunt it auHpli'iouH eye on tiny new m ove w h ich
atM'mn to I ks iii th a t d irectio n . Hut- tho liif>0 cenaua uppenra
to be H iirroim ded by th e cu a lo m u ry xufeguurda ag n in at r« v e la tlo n o r utte o f in fo n m itio ii u itout in d ivid tin la. N o one
o utaide th e O iih iih H u m a n la to have ntTeaa to th e untiw er
alieeta.
A t a n y ra te th e linnets get counted und th e fig u re s and
annw ern g e t sorted out In to lubiets. A m i in a y e a r o r tw o
w e 'll kn ow th e re a u lt.
U * m Mssssw
iiiieHFldW d iV i a '
Personal Activities
shown hy attractive model*. P ar
ticularly appealing to the «ua*ta
wan' the “Yount Romancer.” a
94.08 model with bared shoulder*
Quern Anne rapelet roller, tiered
ballet ehlrt, In a blue fabric with
raised white embroidery like pat
tern over all, applied by new pat
ented Velvrray process on fine
rollon.
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TLOSEOirr BALE
(T u w lra 3 fo r « I . M
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I'up. Record* 10 fo r 91.00
THE MLBIC BOX
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HACK—To Thrill ■ Nrw
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' Million Morr Want to Am lit
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D. W. G riffith^
Immortal Hcrrtn MaatrrplM#
THE BIRTH OF
A N A T IO N
Morr Thrilling Than Ever ii.
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Franklin Howie uf Cbatlolta, N.
C. prut the pull wtrkend with
•Mr. and Mr*. I., tl. Hunter.
The N ilv Vt-ri- lluward Chanter
of the United Daughter.* nf the
Confederoev will mnet with JVIr*.
J. M. Ilayes at IROO P.M. with
Mr*. Margaret Marshall and Mr*.
JUIph Dean a* hostet*.* with Mr*.
Ft lends will regret to Irurn that
M r-. K. J. Routh is ruiiflnrd tu
ihe Fernald Laughton Memorial
llodpita).
V 'A covered itlsh supper will be
hold at ltenrd.MI Chapel at 7:80
P.M. The nubile, U cordially in
vited to attend.
.MON D A T ,
The Siinlieiini llnml nf the Wom
an's Mi'smnnry Union for cbilJrrn,
pged sir to nine years, will meet
Sir-. Aa-tu Th'-nia* ha,I us It-r
guests over the pu-1 Wrekrnd Mr.
uud Mis. L’hurle. Johns-m and Mr>.
Olga Palllu of Hruoklyn. N. Y.
Mr. an il Alia. Joseph ' l u y l o r of
Ml. Prii isbiirg and Hurt.’-* (‘utility,
M l. and Mr*. Fied K. Itu'*cll.
W ith filorioiiM Symphonic
O II C 1 1 R 8 T R A
LASTSTliRlJ SATURDAY
KIIHJI1S
I \ I * I If
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Truth Sct'kfrs
A t IVIHiinloy Hull
I 'is. spi-ni .O tlie lime* i n - e n t l y w l l b
Angle Stewart In
Honored On Birthday
MV
Special low prlco
on p i
ii'#
Angie Stewart was honored vj"t«rduy oil tier seventh hiitndav
with u purtv given by her mother.
Mrs. Joe StewuM.
Uu«krt* of
gaiter eggs were given lo the
goe*t* a* fivors and game* were
played during the afternoon
A
ptiie wai; won bv 9ur Bridge* ai d
I ihe rhildien were entertained with
conic motion picture*.
Refre-bment*. conii'ling of ire
Irream ami cake, wet* -erved t| the honor gue't. Angle, and Hue
| RrMft**, Ii - v t i I v Uarnr •* JJiuilw*
und f.’arolvn VVa*ldmrn. Vk*t--bei
la CampLill. fleoiglu Ann Jnnei,
I Hnmlru Kader. Itlllv Johnson
Kliijbeib l.eu and IbiHo Hubbio-I
I VI i, M r-. O. II. Bridge
Mi*
liulpb Hubbard, Mi-". Clifford Jtdtn
un und Mr.-. It. F. Ilurke
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on Hundav tu rouini lie, •indieat Duke University in li-iil.aiu,
N. C.
Osteen News
III M M I T I I X H l'N N IN fi
Mi*. .Matlit- l*«-l) w ii * taken In
thiiM-r a i follows: Spi-n-er (Ivei
the H.ilifnx ltoH|iitul ul Holly Hill
■on, Huy Syme*. Jr.. Ke\ S--nlbtin Monday for iihscrvntlnn. Her
Hr. T. K. M»'Iiniie-l•. Ill-ill Smiib friend* linin' for a *|ieedy re
('apt. \V. J. Van Heii en, dim Sinn covery.
eer, Areli Outlaw, •I'M* ( ill I lo\\ il\ ,
Tuesday llu- llninr DemnnslraUenrgr Slmey. K. II. Smith, line , tion Cluli In-Id their yearly exVVlii-ichi-l, Don lii-plm i (mlf. K.rli- lilliit .-it the school house with tho
I lie, ti.' \V. Spell.-i t , Xn-licw t i i ineelliiK in llu- nflernoon. .Mrs.
iu wa y, IfMvnisaii.l l.uiniipii • .1. \v
Flower* of Sanforil nod Mrs. Ap
U uiiuii and K-l l.evv Wbtlln'i
pel of New York were Jutlp.-, of
VI ii la k Herne:. |i, I | Ki
I lie exhibit.
III, I! I . (tillielltei', f'.ii'l II |l.in l|
Tni'-iluy im’ln Ills- IV T A held
VI Hr.vuid, lidui | v i, M il m i
llill H e n , i | i ,ii. I 'm l Hie In i fr-nd their monthly inerting :it tho
-I-I-.,nr, I,., I" t. I'bilbp-, I nrri school linil't*. After Hie l-ii-iliem
li'i-eliup ii-il-ln iit count y spent
I’tllllip , l, a ii\ Simili ,,,„! ttn
Ilii.-Piii'lM iidia'iw. i.ii ..iiid u ir f„ I l ouii .ellil on* ml induced mid
t! idkhl MpHt* *0i. I, .lull.
|(, I, lulled on ''liilernnlionnl. Htulu
; ami t*niiiity Home Kxteiixion and
4-II Wink''. Marvin Itigg*, leader,
find Hie 1-11 Club mi-inher* were
r io-st-1 of ilie P. T. A.
I.evy Vain Ktten spent Wrtlnes•lav with friend.; at Hnmxtila.
Mr*. Myrtle Perry of Winter
f ! u din spent Saturday with her
inotlu-r Mr*. M. Dunning and sis
ter Mr*. O. 0. Ilnsark.
i The plumbing for the addition
; on tin- iitltiiliil* t rat inn Ifib lin g of
the 1t.-i|ill«t Church wan initialled
on W, duesdny Tin- luiihlini; ie
now ii-iiily for tlie pouring of ce-i
- inenl floor*. The floor* are bring i
i pomeil tin* week and purtllloiis
1 will tin 11 lie pill ill
At tin- Home llomanstration ex
hibit lloise wliininir ribbons were
M i*. II Osteen, Mr*. A. P eW ltt,j
Mr*. M Muster*. Mr*. M. P iety,I
MORE VALUE
FOR YOUR
DOLLAR!!
I>r|i,Trt tits'll I Sturt*
Easter
Mr. and Mis, E. K. I'vlr uud
Mr. and Mrs. R. 0 . Ilb-bhrld of
Franklin, I'a., aie sprndimr u-vt-ral week j in Hanford wllb friends
und relative*.
SH O ES
llu-. Veai
Hyd Clia e left un Tur ,lav in
letutn tu VVuudberrv F»i< t in in
ar.|(*, Va. after spending the
.-‘nring Imliday* with bi* luieni .
Air. and Mr*. S .0. Chare
till
9* mill
Sate
Vlmiey nu
■ liia lil)
,i i r ,
I (Ml
ninsrl
•lit*-
In -e le rl
lim n
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Kreileiiek N. Russettri i* ei
nided tu at rive tonmirnw limn
Pnneelun 11nt ver *It y in spend
Mining holiday-: wilii In . pun lit-.
Vli. ulid ill . A. h Honell-,«. *t
tbrii huine „|| o le iy Avenue.
Mr*. A Dial (Irav, .Mi*. II I
uyd ami Mr*. .1, Y ti.n lin,- Imv Il to I M m In I tlell hmne« in
amen H. t ‘ alter *|u lullin' on,
pie with Mrnalur und Ml . l.b'Vd
. Itnvle.
III. J. N. Tplftli hae b it b-l
l ojnpu lo uiten-f j 'three day m< h
*■ :|j80 P.M. at,th e First Hanil*l mil <>t Atlantic Cnati-I.lne tui»
enpV. |)f. bud Mr* Tolar bad a
Ht. Murk’s Cliupter. Woman’* then guest* tlii- week Ml und
Ausillury 6f Holy Crosx Epl*eo- Mr*. Turn film-* uf Hpuliovlvanij
pul Ciiuit-h, will meet at 8:00 P.M C.dii lliuii il-. Vu.
ut the huine uf Mr*. Allie Steyn
Mt und Mr*. F‘ M. Carroll have
werth, 208 Wen Nineteenth Ht.
III if u* I heir gliesl* leeenllv MT t'lM D A V
I'nri-dl’- hrulhei und l*ter-lli-l:<T h * Duuglil P IS Ilf VVv> lev Him
Iii v Hi-buiil cI uk; nf the Flr»l ■Mi, und Mi* It VV. Cm mil «f
-I el ti'H11.’ I Chill eh will tiubl It* Mg Jacksonville, Muir granilchlldM-u
idur business und social ineeiiae ('hnr|e.. Ileuderami mid Edwni-I
ui McKinley Hull ut 7,-:i0 P.M. Hi-iider- <»n. Jr. of Tallahassee, isn.i
' Hi. Mr*. K. II. I.aiiey’* group a* Mr*. Uladvu II*udet-mn. Ilhrarlan
it) Knllins ('iillego.
Cbnreh.
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Sanford Forum
The Jeweler
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CALIJANDRAS
PALMS
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DICKERSON’S
SMASH SCOOP!
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Irom
W&'V
New York.
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6,000 laquiriaa Wave
(roat (Mtopla who
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£ 8 $ ^
fw tb trl W aa’t yon *«nn•
la today, and la to v
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at an amazingly
low price.
or .1 for $ 1 4 0
Sturdy white ini|iorted fabrics
Short hIccvch
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Mi-* lie M\ Hum II “del,Sill Ii -.i
Ii-ivUnited D.uiehleik nf the Cunf- duraoy will uteri on Frldisv it l>Miiini-f in iSulm-vllle in in-mn*
Ihe home, of .M i.. J. M. Hnvn*. In-1 our log 'Indie.', ut Alafbuu
lul aflei /pending some 11III,UPlWiMl Hlxteeuth Btieet. at-8-.OO; »
ter paienl*. M i. amt Mr; J
i/elofk, Farvlne a» hoite*«e* with
M l*. Have Mill be M r*. K*lp» Its HouleIiuii .
i|ie»H un.I Mr;. MacgarH M irilm ll.
Wiki <W«<w«n8WRih*YWV- •nd
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M i*, ( ’belles I.. Prisons ha
retimu-d Hum .Miami whrrr she
-priii several day*.
< HOUND
A w rite r on fam ily budgeting remlndn parenln o f llnaslvinaliility of giving n college ntmlent an allowance to cov
er in-eiln nutnldc- of tuition, riMiiti, hoard, lalniriltory feen und
- of tkr dainage it may rattle to mn nils'll cut ittwl dried egpeni'en.
tiadUtatouml watti tupplirt. Lut
ThongJi many ntudftntn earn part of llie lr college exb« didn’t inrniioh a void «kout it oeqties, til|lmi)9t cusen a jla rg e m argin is carried -h y parent.-*
Voung: htople wlip oreuaven partially aelf-supportlng afe
, ,,' TJtetP *ie laid to be 5,000 homousually aw are o f the value o f money anil cuh uppbrtlpnate
:t correctly. Thone w hdtftave crnwii up under a ayntem 6 f
allowanrca increasing w m i. th e ir age m e likely to manage
•. gaeal. Who *aw »o> Not Senatdfi siifTessfiilly. There are i j l l ! “dime wilo m url ar college uge
- T ilt. Nor (iWtt»e Smalliett. N «f l»egiii in lininiie fiu iili and alloi ih e w pro|ter|y,..it|id much
av*n Mniliiit{mitleilfj|- flttl Lieut-' crniniHimi itfU'fH'reciilt^t! An xtllowniirt* tiliiHitrfC' lw Jqrga
’ R.»y liln L i1»«| of oie Waihing eiitntgh.lt) rtivcc nil inm^t. If '-if Tniln a)mrt untl ljl ntipple(00 vice ii|Uad. wlm testified undo mcntiid hy tithci- ^umlMVfrDm liojuv, itn pnrpoafY lit ilafroM .
oath ihe otliei day Lrfute a .Senate
Much imhqpiiiiifMM In lu lcr life may In1 avoided hy the
wminitlr*. Well, tlie people gel llir kiaiwlotlgc t lf p rim a ry oconoinlcn. M iirringea Imlwegii young
pc.iplK w lid tcati sUttl th e ir carccrn f it a well fhm ipht out
v#bnt inn kind ol Hash fiiiancirtl fiftilij liavp.fi great ih-al in fnvor of th e ir' ancce.ut.
ninttini iltnr giVVeinineat in Wash 1’hla rc-i|giim lfiillly rlrlH with Ha* parmilit.
iURtuii, llisl il ytlul lliey air going
unit yon will see how alnuid thtlr
Meinneiil I.*.
(lincerely:
, ■^ongiMi
i» finally v»eit iit»e
II. II. Outljflai,
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fround to m iii udeling -nine kind
l «f l*|itl*lion dealing with the tiaMIIHIC QUIZ/.
Charles Morrison, with Harry
i- lion-wide dime was*, and a law
“WtU'ii the Furmrrs' Market Wruler accompanying on tha pia
' auifttl *ex riiniin«li loturlliinu
wan Hiarlcd In linn . . leva' than no, conducted another of hla mul|kt thf famed "l.indbrigh law" is two per cent of the pMuluri* fmm alrul i|ul*tea, followed by « rum*
t*id*>. study. Newspapei* have tills section wan aliipped by munlty sing Inst night at the
truck . . today the situation h Ormond llrnrh Hotel.
exactly reverued, anil UN per cent
The program was given at a
is iiliipped by truck.”
Klwanls Ladles Night entertain
A lot of people will i|m-n1loil ment, and more than 200 Klwanthin statement as true nr even Ians and their wives were present.
an approximation of the truth.
The trucker* do move a prodlNNH IIPfF
--- geoun volume of perishable, but
, - action being roniideted. Wr rould nobody— Including .the UHDA
aalytf lo print suylhiht about market people—knows accurate
anJ uoiiiing would be done ly liuw much. Il I* known deftnltey however that up lo nnw«they
.abbUt <rim», becaiii# no one have not attained the vulume of
AND
,
' ;'would knuw bow much ciime their chief competitors, tha rail
A 1.1. O T H E R 9 IIR U B S
road*. Tide In easily provahlei all
v -lb a ia .u .in lit* Untied htaiei.
'r-Tr*'».T ' .' rytT.T'.it v 1 ' you need do la eboelt the rail
Gray Hhadow Nurseries
sV..‘.Qiia fail teasiin lut lb* iactsaieil movement frmn Sanford last week,
extend the figure* un Ilia formula B. Hanford A n . Phone 71«*JI
|\.-.b»»|dtt buxine** in I'lotida i* lli» laid down. Ip the Trucker*1 article
i JJtKteascd Imitiu 'advettiiiuf by the
f/iStiba Adveititintt Commiuion. On
lk» total number ol
Jam lUs tecrived. in rrspont* lo
f e . w ¥ I w lttttjtm tt v’llie liaiic rdil
^ t M m l i : lo ltoA, $H 8/ to
j‘’-\ _ _
( rani; Maikwood nf Trxs«
unwed to vi .-it hit mother,
Kora Murkwood.
,
Tha Daughter* nf Wesley Sun
day School Claxd. will eponicr a
Jtsked ham supper from 5:10 to
TTOO P. M. at McKlnlsy Hall.
FHIDA Y
Tha annual Jualor. High Hehoo.
froUca will ba bald at 8:00 P. M.
in tha school auditorium.
Collttflfc Allowaiims
!‘‘'(is)-ig*t.
c rso n a
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Full Of A rommiiiii.sl
Telep h on e 148
Carlin Bay Will
,
Marry George Kick
lAmong those < asslitln*
Mr
flhaoie-i In conducting the lour
wire Mlrherl (Union. Mrs. W. A.
Bruipley, Mrs. Ellen Stuck, and
oilier mrmbrr* or the rU ff,
; Wd da ant h»rr to boast if nur
dhada era valiant and unsalfirh.
.Wajtaya. a vary great if unr-een
V lad im ir Clement In, Czech foreign m ininter. In out. Ilia
aadwaca. Let him that girdeth un
Ota harness boe-d bum elf n* he rcMigniiiion wan given out, w ith no word from Ida nuperlnra
Wat putteth It off.—1 Kings 20; 11. Hod. Ilia aervlcea had been o f any value. Vet C lem enlia wua
.■..Tlie Fiend. guvriiimrni says il o f great help in g ettin g the ConimnniHla into |Hiwor in
Czeciiohlovakia. An deputy foreign m ininter under Jan M aWigtt a “good iifighhoi" policy
naryk, wlm e lllio r com m itted nulride or wan m urdered beWith Qeimany. What ii neeejed
catme of liln hI i i i i i I againnl (!ommmdrim, Clement in helped
,M fi thfle i* a "good arighknr"
fill the tic p u rl mi* ttl to il of t.ommnidatn. .Since then Ida
pplhy all atnund.
knowledge o f Wentcrn Knro|ie loin i*een viduahle to the
Communist top hraaa. Perlutpa H M thin very knowledge which hun canned
hi.'i overthrow- More and more Ihe Commttninl c h ief I ulna are
nnnpicioiin of tin.vone w ith any aci|iinlntonce w ith non-Comuimilnt coiiutriea. T h ey ovidently believe th a t tlie Ideal CotnnpmiHl in nometidiig o f an hHtrich. if il he true (im lu ralin tn
lioulit it ) that it lovea to n tic k itn head in the nun d.'lh ln kln g
that thib ennurea itn nafety. At any rale any lied who
known anything o f the nolnhle world eventually in likely to
he dethnled, like Clement in.
T lie p articu larly omiuniin prospect for C lem entls is
that for Ih e Ctunmiinlntn demotion in often not enough. Im prisonmenl ami ileaih are apt to follow.
.
a rlifi P alm er R a j — S o d n ly E d ito r
Buffet Supper Completes Events For
First Day Of Invitational Golf Tourney
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ALL BRANDS
PHILADELPHIA CREAM
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419 EAST FIRST ST., SANFORD, FLORIDA
MONEY SAVERS
0 0 0 0 THRU SAT.
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PAPER NAPKINS
CORN, No. m e:in
11fin*. N ii . I Cun
Old (ilm yriir M. p. Nil. 2
TOMATO SOUP
PK. Jfc BEANS
O u t, m e a t
doz. $ l£
w it. h iin ’h iMi Ki r n
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Pigs Feet
19c
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LIBBY'S FANCY TOMATO
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23c
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f’OCK O’ WALK
CARTON
COCKTAIL
No. 254 can 29c
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BREAD S ' 1 1 c
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M A I t G A I I E T A N N ’S
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RUBBING ALCOHOL, Pint
MANZ. OLIVES
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APPLE JlfICE
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16 oz. Claridge
Corned Beef Hash
dept.
HlHiAK CUBED SMOKED
11 to 8 Lb. Avarnga
REST GRADE COBBLER
COHN KINO SLICED
W K H T K IIN H I I I K
WESTERN PORK CHOI’S
END CUTS
CENTER CUTS ................
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BUTT ROAST....
HERMANS ROASTED
SAUSAGE..........
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BEEF TONGUE
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WESTERN
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Lb. 49c
WESTERN
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BANANAS
PORK LIVER
HOMK GROWN TRNDKR
BEANS ...............2 Lbs, 2&0 new crop no. i rku
(■KEEN tiARgAQG lb. R POTATOES
FROZEN FOOD
10 Oi. H m m t Rm m I
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In U n ity T h e re Is S tre n g th —
To Prniecf (ti* feare ul the Murid;
To Promote the Proxies* ,,f A icrirn.
To Produce Prosperity fur Hanlord.
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AN INDEPEND !NT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VO LUM E X X X X I
Established 1908
S A N F O H D , F I . 0 1 ID A .
Ambassador Grady 12 Nations To
Warns Greece That okaysPanisH
U S. Aid Might Stop defenseEntry
M a r s h a l l Plan Chief o n .1
1171
Lays Down Bundle * B rO tn e rS W hO
Of Complaints Aim-; Killed Girl Are
ed At Government 1 IVIIICtl V j i r i r t r c
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CaughtByFBI
Associated Prwa Leaned Wire
F R I D A Y M A R . 31. 1930
DituMissiiiK Military Strutogy
Military Leaders Are
Reported To Favor
L e a s i n g Of Air
fields From Spain
No. 160;
Lattimore Is Not U.S.
Far East Architect,
States Dean Acheson
Lawmakers Say Condemned Home
President Will Leads To Survey
Veto Farm Bill Of Entire City
NEW YORK. Mur. .11. _ ,/pl
the flnw nl .trim at mi lid
eiiiiiprneni fur "extern Mumps
-latin li.la . under lltc mutual
•Iclcioc m titlin r r piogrant.
\
Ilia iiiu-irtMinenl of hcati rmuin.
i tin itii Its fur Halt nut remit ul
•he Win* h)M< m tlrooklvn for
hunting ( I I A,11., KNTl on III"
in iith icr Kailoun. The i|ii|imcut
i- pail of a billion dollai HIII 11'
ol liu hlitif Reai headed I
I.mope under the iirtifram ul
I hi North A ltin lir I'arl.
Coninurd rather cold Uiroask
tonight » llh Ncuttered light ^
interior of north portion but wWl
ilm liih Ii I h her temperatures ’n
nut. I nr cm*. Warmer Saturday*
continued fair weather. M odtt*
alt* north lo northeast winds.
Secret.try Of S t a f #
Suyy L u l t i m o re
Spout Little T i m e
lit Mis Department
ATHENS, Mat. J U < / r v l) S
Ambauailnr U nity I-’, (ii.uly. hi .■
tough talking, Inlet tu the ini-mu'i. R fo |{ (M 1 B e t * f B i l l t l e
wainr.l (irrrrt* Intlay lli.it iilllt
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Mar. .11.
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gove iniurnt who It ran it vine puli
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(it0 in i muii ,<i ,i liuNplinl today
lie m illulrlire" ran expert * mi
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l«r I ’ cnlmenl uf .1 xlnilt rondliV lo H M it o W i l l
L o n s o n C n m in is s io n o r s
S e e k
tinned Auiriirnii .ml
1 mu Seimloi tllierrv (R . Nab)
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F a ilin g
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ill c lfrrl. invilrd Ptetniei Suplm ‘ b iiyct ul I idii.ipin|. .mil killing an Mat (I </l’) Atlantic f . u l null
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ndiet, o tri m ilia li/n l pown logo
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I hr merlniR. ol llir pact nation*'
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■|»e '• * '•••■>lav lh- ihaigrd that
a Llberul-Naienuil muon .iiimu-i, 111nt.■IIV be iln i hudy wa> luiiml luirien mmoleix I h' diiiuiup in I nn
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Mi 1 »ills'll hr*d |di«* 4*<1 1 f*»i* I ill,....... I , hero iln ical directWUi lint available fin rolllliiflil lln M.u .’!• III Wind 1 l»vk tir'd I Sir don May ft
till m| ssy . 1 1|*» tlUll .111(1 1*s19■»tl NY*til,
i.n Mum lihfiniiM «*r, ....... I 'no 10 111 |„>h> v 111 tlie Fail
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I a ere lupnlted ur filturinu Spallj im,Him I., sin Ml* « i * 1 khif
I'll* l 1 1
Ity I KE LINDER
member parliament. in ' elerte.l
I *d*t might ii" lhr hnilhrrs ii|»- i li pm 1ieiputiun in Hie purl prol f’ 1 i I i IM 1M1*) 4Yh>> .i‘ t i ll iiiiii1
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group*. Tin' only National iiithm |jiii hid I hi'R*, thi'v wi'i'v tix«1*1mi I by •■nlH enmiiu* from (ircul ^litnin. dull I ijrl ihr itlea lii.il i lit If S nn it pidlllii; .in \|u d I ..nl i<•1,<
ft * 1 It I 1MM1 ill 41 l'i« 11 It i v ul
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ill In l ho cabinet I In tiin-1 I'riMi r i l l iigiMiiH iiml jiiiltri*, NVithrr I'lio I'ti'tii'li were ttitil in lij liueli ■
in.I in 'Linuiitigatrd
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I'liuioiiiiiue I'onrent uf the U* law In piulrcl yum ' u i . l t
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Koine off if la In of Hie II H. Slate nnliitiiul eeli ii * ulfi.-i l.. i.
a moderate centrist coalition on e l hy ubnndnlied cur*, <uw had
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depnHment ntuo have opniet<<d tniiMU lid**'i wdl
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tier lieu. Nii’lmliih finaliriin, .chief u fm illy exhnilH vthli’b tnuy hate deni
v/ari'.l, "dirn i'Miiiiilulniiil to ,Mn\tn t H'pii ft itituil
*il|»|Mi||% nl |ir ,1 litlf% .illti 4s#ll*ilinglriK Spain iutu llir Atlantic uml liHplul
brln;
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adifted their ‘•"""I ........ ..
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view* recently.
pair* to 1oiilul units with.Mil ink
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elciiluit,. Tin* cnliinci excluded
In Ann oil Mar. II* eallrd her
I Milt in Iliitl IihI vrf iln itlril kvlirlli •UK '*"• IMUMIIU' IM'lfllll
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T.cfihd.i, Tlia cenlei parties tverc mill her from Hie Vttin'niivei Ini
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t I.■ %(*1*1 ill** lull
Mi>n j 4‘V*'uli'd iiiiulit liijts iitiila* 1 of I hi ( MllkUMlMlAl Party.
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riven by charge,, from I hr pro- depot mid aunt *dic m i nlintdo I'm life will eventiiallv vvlthdriiw
'I. .il " n111,, tw 1,ml varloua a(.
I ft 11 'it SMII fl I' iliitl «lit (III It'MflL1’ hs'l'MH
wills'll Ili* Il IIIII 111) 1*1*jIILF tMk1111i II*
grch-iteii anil Morin I DcniiH'ral 1 In iret trniixportotlon lu l‘mllmul, her opfiunltlon to Spain If the Mm l'*'l IIlI 11Mill V Mill <>l
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JeiHnnn ,n Hu* Franco rexinii .
Til*' Nation'll • 1ll(fn* 1st "f I* .un i llm pii.il in VoNiniiver
n ,uicln„ea *••« n . i * UlnMI
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I'oiinivliiip Spain with Ihr re-1 ul irnj aiilit-r i-i* '! • I.* v1 . *l|1*1sil ih tfir , 1111111 f'l.UlHI ,| vi'i»i
Hilt:, nil i'(|il||imi nl llllemli'il fur (inpeiprint cheek nod ihe trail "f
p.lFl lit V«'U»s.
S. nil I, It" \ ini*I li'Ull xuid today
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Although llieie well' m ’i i 'Iiiiin I u i |t.i lu f htuu'lil it (U*ceiiB«ry
Ilex and drlnklna fopnlntmt.
Caplnin linteliel am,ul,iici d al " a pm with III.- ling" t nf III, "inin ,'aii upceate.
and
pant,
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niuiic ,i ( the dor- tu ell tl tl ft till- mill'll' tu the com*
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Kneetuhor wnilld In- til" IiI'nI lliilurv o.'i’iipiiid , nffieluli mil in, mu ristui f*i i ov low.
the tmnrd nietnhere tlinnkfd Mr.
Wi iipiniN nn 11 trnel. in the diiwn
III" HI fmeiini im ni'ler' mi the I iiiii - for election-,. Rln-g .ma, In- dl'tuiiimi,',' onairred inn,nut ihe
Buthi*. Imwuvri, fulluweil
Red Cross Klimt Drive HeadMouKhlon for hit enrefol miper*
i mot ’ill, ,,,i,iin ill.i- wen. pulling tin' firml "nn e funner would have then 1.HIM) ui!' ii I ill mil tent Inm Mil non, numl
John Sauls, local agent of the tnwn Mrctmn nil A |n
4»I* ■Uihmlltiiljr
vision of the work rind Fniil f*111111* ipiurters will lie moved loilnv from
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llniiu
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I* ll •,f III" mi Hull,*u will IIMI I," no leaves mi llie trees lo pro nl w iiuhm. in w,licli lln toweling limit “jiil. inni uni* uf the coU
in which lie constructed the Imilil- Hast Hecond tn Chapter Head- hv being chosen as a member of
he
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iid" cover for C,illinium d > «uiinm filmier,, visllilf fm i i i i Ii' n around
■piurtiTH, TiOO Oak Avenue, raid the company's Presidents Club.
Imt iiiglil miller tin ,llie.*ti,,j nf ni'i'iveil lu Hie wi'nI I. " i ,iiiiii und at vnlcrit. Tlii'ie were sulue i'HThe fire depai Inii'ld . (i ni ipg a
A»n
reward,
Mr.
Haulx
and
other
Mr**.
Kthnl
tlei*ler,
secretary,
The reitlirnntion of OtU Mooney
Lieut. Rny Knder. Tlie C.miiiiui,' Huai govi'rnmenl,.
I ' M T Sl'KAKK
repel it inn of the Mure Hint killed
unllii* ill tile l'l|K i-lectiolm.
Memlier'lilp contrlhntlotiH which tuemher* of the club will be treated
inatmrtor of civic* and nnP Innl
'tin. invll nl luu lo (ietninr.y 11 lo
now hns opentiign fur tour inure
P tiltT I.A N D , Me., Mar. 31. —
The Democratn Nntionnlhit Pur nine mule put lent ■ W",Ine.,l,u
to
a
five-day
stay
at
the
Holly
roach at Hit) High School, wmt nr have tint ta-'en received will be actig
exli'iidi'il
llirmigli
Hu*
Allii',1
men.
D
rilli
take
phn
e
on
Thnrily, trmigi*>t md nenllhli'’ I, iuld night ip ii privnti- hiiuntonuin uenr ,'I’j Keniilm I’jift iR-Ohio) said
eeptad with regift. Mr. Vnonwy cepl.it at th« Chapter. Worker., wont Reach Hotel at Hollywood, ,lny nlghtN,
High C'limiiiiiiiimi. und lo the Hnnr in n idntamciii lln1 iiduiiniitriitimi I'ldlinh'lplilN, Kent u foiii-iiiiii in tinlay ili,- "milv wuy tu gel rid ol
who also directed kthtrtir* at the for the Fund Drive are reunified Flu., starting Apr* B, and will he
llirmigli
tlie
Fieui'li
giiveiuiueiil.
the 1,'iiuiiminiNt in the State D*will UMtig the Inidgel n» alt excu»". army of oipillimeut tn tlie -eene
i r . High Hfbool, ha* accepted the lo submit their report* to Chanter token on night-ieelng tours, and
Fi'Oliei*. xvIi !■'Ii ,NTii|,ie,l tlie Hnnr
purtmeiit is to "luiiige Hi" head of
will attend banquets.
poeltlon of line rogrh at Miami hoadipiartera heir inning Apr. 1.
after Hi" war. uttnehed It to her
the government "
nigh Hchonl at a eon’iidernMv
ceoumuv anil tiiuk a lung tense mi
It "iin'l tu* done, he xnid. with
higher nalarv. He will leave for
Hi eoul iiiliiex over xlrmig We’d
iiii'ii in enntml wtin think Com.Miami htxm.
(ierninu
in
oleuln,
iiiunintx ute milv "red herrings,"
Mlm Hunin 0. Hlnuluril, <W, ilk,I
' Provlilon was mad* by the Hoard
Dliiiuti’lie.i from ll„mi quoted
ml-lardy tld' morning it ff-'m .4 M
for granting *iek laava abianca at
NOT O U L T V PLEA
She resided at L'lfi Maple Aveiuu*. mlurmed poillnnl inmreei tiieie
full pay up to aix days a year to
|iri'dii'Hiie went (iermnnv would
NORFOLK, Va., Mur. 31. —</P)
flba waa born Nov. Iti, IK8H ip Bt. un
tchuu) Janitor*, bu* drlvtTr* and
nrenpl (lie invll nli,,n In inin the
Cumdr. .lolm It. Mtllett pleaded
Mary, Ky., and liuil lived Iti Bnntlerk*. With tha azreption of tie
WASHINGTON. Mar. 31. — (A*) — The Navv will train .tbout iiinoceUt tinluv tu ctiurges of tig.
fnrd for the paid ten venr*. She i'fuiiii'11 ultluniuh unt wlndlv intiatotal accumulation of days, the nil
NEW YORK, Mar. 31— (0 V -T h e radio corporation of America'* wax a member of All Mnulx Cntlio- fled with it. tioruinnv had winded 6,000 m erve officer camlidutci from r.2 collrttrx tins «mnnir> .ilmaid gleet uf it itv in the grounding of
Ing I* similar to that given trade
tu M*nl a (ierninu nhserved on the cl.ips and al it. Air Matinr Curpt liatct.
the huttlcslLip MIsHiutrl.
tri-color picture tube eppeared today to hava brought color television He Church uf Mil-, rttv
r ff,
Millet I whs nperations offlcsr M
.She !• aurvtvnil I,v i ,ui> ilM ir. t.'miNCil of Minister*, niltl there
Senior anti n ’iilunnoic iludcnl* will qn tu xru wit It the Atlantic and
Tho acsumnlatlvo f*atur» is that for the general public closer — but Hill some time away.
WS» tin Inidltinn of lliut ill Hie
Hu* Rig Mo vvlii'ii idle ran q*?roUBq
____________
_ . t_________
if a parson i* nut sick the first
RCA board chairman
David Sarnoff described the Bew tube a« Mr*. .1. R. Bullinger >>f Mnrvvdl„, a nmmlit'ument of the iuvltutinn. Pacific fleets, und juniors will get loui weeks ol avialitui indoctrmutiun ill I ’hfKUpeuke I tn v Jan. 1.7^___
year, ho wilt hr allowed l» dav«
the master key to practical color television" following a demonstration Tenn., two hrnthen. R M lllnn- The West (li’riiiiins aNn were ills- at i’ensacoU, FI.*., anti two weeks of jmji!iihiou» Ir.sissitiH al l.iec
ford nf Hanford nttd •' ti. Hlnnford
iraattaaeO Oa
Three*
absence for sickness tho next vear
Cterlt, V *.
in
Washington yesterday.
nf Chattunuoga, Tenn. l-'unernl nrT H K W K A rr H E R
The acriimulatloii Is limited tn
In addition to tlie regular Naval reserve sludenti. about JKO "mu
The
tuba
(fid
inject
a
new
element
int'
the
Federal
Communica
raugsiiu'ntx
will
In*
nnnutmrrd
Int
UN
VOTF.
COMPLETED
two years.
JA C K SO N VIl.I.K , Mar. j b E * .
ar.
tion* Commission’# hearing on
I.F N F V A , Kwitierlend, Mnr. ill trui't" student inldrlilpmcn will
various rotor television rvstegi* chanlral moving parti.
-'•(/Pt— The United Nations trus- cruise the Atlantic ildt, summer xerve.i frmn 94 cullegci will tumrd Station
P O IN T FOUR B IL L
Atlantic City
48
CATHOLIC T ID A L
M
teeihip ’outieli today compteled aboard the escort carrier Mimlorn
W ARHINOTOM. May fit. — fd*> tn determine whether color vide"
Broadcasts' using the RCA r v
Tie v'l'Uis*! Ht. Paul, the escort Unitor,
43
FRAU UK, CtiH*h««|nvHkla, Mxr, its vote on 4.'l art Idea of a new amt five destrovers.
— House RepuMtcanx tndav si- •x ready for tha puhlte.
te n can ba received as black and
8*
Ahold 380 senior etnas men who carrier Hsiloeug Ht rati and four Buffalo
— The governinenl-eiili- statute for tho iiit*routionoll*a<
The principal competitors a t the whita plcturea oa present sets with ill —
faeked President Truman’* con.... ................-...4 6
fy a v m lat “Point Four” program hearing have been RCA and the out any alteration whatever, CRB trulled radio aitnoiiliei-il ludnv that inp uf Jerusnleiii. The date for have hear, designated for the Mar destroyer* an June III. They will Chicago
g* Communist-Inspired and m chart Columbia Broadcasting Rvstem. color broadcast* require alteration Ion "high-rniiking ......nn Cntlio- making tlie statute effective wan im* Corps will undergo mt eight leave Kan Franclscu June HI fur Cincinnati ........ - ............. *6
71
weeks' training program at the a cruise that will take them to Denver ...........
lie clergymen" went mi Irlnl nt left Indefinite.
CRB produces color through nsa of of the set even
fo r “a world wide W PA,"
the Prague state court mt chnrcei
The council haa no means of .Murine Corps schools In Quantleo, Pearl Harbor. Han Diego and the Detroit . . . . . . . .......... 41
Democrat* countered that R H n whirling color dlae In front of reception.
i-dS
uf espionage and seditious activi Implementing Internationalisation Va.
Navy's Ran Clemente Island train Ualveston *■«.y. ......... .
«f|a) to this nation's foreign oollev tha camera and on** In front o f the
By tho use of ■ single tube aeo- ties.
Kansas City .. ................. 61
More than l^ton 14 intent N from ing area off California.
und It appeared certain the
picture lube of the receiving set.
IMI
•***i**•MA?
................
Tlie radio did not dl«'ln«i» tho question will be referred hack 9H colleges will leave from HntnnKOA previously had used three during a fu ll color pietore hv deeThe Navy said that a new fea Washington
tuii Ronds, Va., on Juno -1 and July ture of the I960 cruise program Jacksonville
ale color tube* to produce an ironic method*. BOA waa able vee- ngtnes of tho clerics, nor did It tn the U, N. assemhly,
Tha holy city la now dlvldad 9H for ends** with the Atlantic will be the training uf senlur stu Miami ........
Vf Bay Other Informal Inn beyond
Orlando
' and Hashemite Fleet.
* bar* aiiwMiaeomeat of the ha- between
dents as, "Junior
officers*'
------ --------t | m on
) the Tampa
la the Pacific,
student regiaalac r f tbe M a L
Jordan.
W it
.
rile
W. h
in
.,
,0l,r
.
Census T aking Starts Tomorrow
In All US V i l l a g e s And Cities
pci .V.
Science Magazine
Burns Article At
Ketiuesl Of AEC
Bids For Seminole
A t h l e t i c Building
A re All Rejected
Sanford Guard To Western Germany
Sponsor Showing Offered Seats In rnsidim 01 Korcu
Of World War Film Europe Asscinlily |,ostp‘,,ll,M lt:,tTt,n,,
Mental Patients See
Fire <• 111 Mas|ii(al
llcadquartorH Of Itwl
Cross Will Ht* Moved John Sauls la Chosen
Company Club Head
a?
Hiifliv ( ’. Klunionl
Dies At Atfe Of H7
Color Televinon For G e n e r a l
Public It Still Some Time Away
Navy Will Train About 6,000 Men
From Colleges Over The Nation
for week and white
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' Newspaperman Discovers Plan
To Make Offices More Efficient
By HAL BOYLE
NEW YORK — UP) — There ought to be a way to make buiinen
office* more efficient — and happier pl.ret lo work, too,
I think I know how it can be done, hut I doubt if my plan will he
adopted toon.
It it hned on tbe fecit of life.
To begin with, both the bott and hit employe! tend to become
unhappy hermits they regard the
office purely aa a place of labor, liniir* — and he’d go horn* all
Instead of a place wlma every worn out also. And »o our office
body ran live a full rounded life.
hern trudge, out, frustrated, feel
The hot* I* annoyed because he ing himself a martyr, and certain
know* nobody lx giving him a full lie'll gel little applause at home.
eight hours' of work, and feels he
Under this system the ho** gels
It regarded oh a slavedrlvar. THie only a couple of hour* of honest
employe l„ resentful lietHiise he effort, nobody ha* much pleasure,
must he cooped up In an office do and all feel cheated.
ing nothing but earning a living.
The answer? Make the office
And lie feels guilty because he so ollrmtlve everybody will want
feels he It expected to give eight lo come to II and hate In leave.
hours of real work a day — and
I'd sllggerl this routine:
know* He Isn’t.
The workers .irrlve at 0 A.M..
Examine the day of a typical sharp, and are (.hackled to their
American offlre worker. He ar- desks. They work like beaver*
rlvta jr> minutes Into, rrosa with until 111:30, when the shackle*
himself, his wile and his employer. automatically spring open. Every
body then take.- a half-hour stretch
He see. nothing hut trnulde
and no fun — ahead until oulttlng during which ho can have coffee,
umkc face* at hliii*c|f hi the men’ ,
time.
mirror, trade gnssln, pinch
He make* a few hnlf-hemted room
the stcnogiaplier and place hi*
Paste, at hi* |ob, then sneak* out hor*r
Im’I* for Ihe day.
for morning roffee. When lie re
At II A M., they're looked hack
turn., lie become* an Indoor no In the shackle* for ariothei hour
mad, a March I'nlo wandering from aud i, half without Interruptions.
desk to dusk, swapping lie. and At 111:3(1 they knock off for an
sympathy with III. fallow au/fereix. hour'* Inn. Ii. Then follow* "uolet
Tlw rest of tlm morning In* hour," doling which I hey alump
spend, making immd trips fmm over llielr ,|e-k» and digest their
hla nwn desk In the water i.nolar food under the Influence of .oft
to the men's mom and hark to Id. music,
desk. My noon ha ha* dona almut
From 2:30 until 3:30 llu’v can
•n hour'* work, ha'a waterlogged, dally at any office task* left over
he's washed hi. hands sight time*, from Ihe morning, visit, call
combed III. hair nine, had a shoe friends on the pliorie. ami make
shine and cleaned hi* fingernail* last minute liets on the horse*.
twlre.
Then afternoon "fun time" be
He knows hs's wasted tha lia.l gin* and ln*l* f.o the rrst of th«
hours of. tha day. HI* ronxclenre (lav. They roll hack the desks,
bother, him. became he ktmw* the -prlnkle was •oi Ihe floor and
boss suspects It. too. Ho he over dance, play canasta, lift barbell*,
eats at lunchtime. Hack at the snack, or loin the hors in liaiberoffice, lie feels drowsy. Hut there shop niiailei singing.
are four hours to kill, He nilin
Everybody would go home liking
age* In pul In nit hour of sleepy hlm-nlf, (hr bos*, ami bragging
Work Then he lu-glns III* after- wlml a swell offlre lie lived In.
noon lope from dink to water Wive* would envy llielr husband*
eoolei to men's loom to desk.
and want lo go lo business themHut most of the time lie I* pre •elves.
There imiv be some boles In
tending to work. Ami acting hi
the hardest kind of labor. CJIva thin system Hilt I'm ame of one
Laurence Olivier Hie task of doing tiling, 11 would get mom leal
nothing on a busy stage for three work done than l< being don* now.
Atom DcfenHc
traatlaaes ream rag* oaet
chemical nr genii win fare.
To give cltle* anil state* some
dtflldte tip* on civil defense In
the atomic ege, the government
ha* published several booklets pud
pamphlet. More are In Ihe works.
Anybody can buy them from the
government printing office In
Washington for Id or 16 cent*.
1 One of them goes Into Hint same
question of radiation and oilier
medical aspects nf atomic wrap
on*.11
■'
Another tackle* damage to build
ings and utilities and supplies
Ideas on Hie best kind of shelters
• Then there Is one on scattering
Industrial plants.
Dls|rer*bm I*
recommended, pal llrularlv for lieuplants nr branches.
For yniir rltv father*, there I*
a publication that tells what might
happen to Washington In mi
atomic attack anil what should he
done to get ready. Problem* In
many other elite* would he com
parable.
Civil defense expert* have rec
ommended that state* ami cllle*
work out arrangement* for mu
tual aid In case of attack.
Some of them have started
studies. Borne have adopted laws.
A lot remain* lo bo done.
. In the federal government, vari
ous departments have been as
signed tn make report* and rec
ommendation* which Larsen’s off
ice will pas* on to Ihe governor*
for relay to tho cltlae.
One survey, woll under wav, I*
intended to show how menv doc
tors, dentists, and nurse* will tie
needed and how many are avail
able In case of attack. The sur
vey alia Is Intended to cover the
quoplv of medicines, hospitals and
ftflaf equipment.
Other groups ara studying res•us* under wartime conditions,
evacuation of cities before and af
ter attack, tearing down damaged
Buildings, and tha use, protection
•nd restoration of housing and
u t iir
worked out ?
High! now there lust Isn’t any
where you or your mayor or your
governor ran find out exactly what
yon, your rltv and vuor state
should do In get ready and what
you should do If you are lilt.
L'lvll ilefunsa authorities Imre
me thinking of Inviting the guvmnor* to a conference to talk the
whole problem ever.
Dr they
might send out two nr three offi
cial* lo consult tlm governor* In
dividually or In groups,
Thorti I* Dm poHidljilltv 4lust If
it skeleton rivll defen.m organisa
tion were set up and nothing hap
pened, In time it would fall.apart.
Hill llrltaiu ha* reinitiated her
civil defense law and started
schooling key men. Skeleton na
tional organisations have hern set
up In Bcunillniivlan countries, Hoiglum, the Netherlands, Luxem
bourg, anil France.
Ami a recent report by the Henule-ifoiMe atomic energy commit
tee noted that 20,01)0,000 Russians
were said to have taken Part In
group civil defense exenlses In
IH47. The report says, loo, that:
"The aim of lha I Soviet) direc
torate Is lo give basic civil de
fense training to 6,000,000 ritliens
each year. It la believed that In
ill4H there were 1,000,000 local
civil defense sections and that
5,000,000 received training."
Battered South
to a fertlllier work*.
Juat ae one wind-whipped for•it fire near Camp (Jordon at
Augueta, Ua., wai reported under
control lait night, another wae re
ported to be reglng forlornly oyer
the waita plnelandi near Cpnway,
8. 0 .
Haldort Hanson
Cecil E. Carlton
Named To HonorClub
lO M ttn a i S m s raw* •*)(
J t scribed Hanson a* a man ‘ with
Cecil K. Carlton of Hanford a million to Communite thr
hai been cited with membership
In the Honor Club of the Life In world."
surance Company of Georgia and
McCarthy cannot be tued for
designated to attend the com libel for any ttalcmenti hr made
pany's agency convention In April.
<
Helvetian nf Mr. Carlton, who to the committee.
became associated with Life of
Dot Menton i *ald that If MrGeorgia In January, 11)47, was ('ait by would i t peat the charges
based upon hie outstanding re “ without benefit of senatorial im
cord of service to the public am munity, I assure him that he will
olley holders during 104V, IL C ha celled upon to antwtr to me In
•ckenn vice president and super a court of Justice at the earliest
intendent of agencies, announced practical moment,"
today.
Asserting that he had been
Mr. Carlton served In the Army deared after a thorough Investiga
Air Corps for one year during tion bv the FBI. Ilanion continued
the war. Ho Is married lo the
"I deeply resent this attach upon
former Miss Ruth Gaynor and they my loyaity. I wish to state now.
have or/
/ daughter. Oulda llulh, under oath that I am not a Com
ft. The Carltons reside at fifi4 I'lu- inunist. 1 have never been a Com
mosa Drive.
miinist.
Mr. Carlton la a member of Ihe
“ I have never belonged lo an
Mom Club, Sportsman Assncls- orgaul/alion rltrd hv ihe Attorney
thin, the ‘ Central Florida Life Gtmrial as luting a Communist
Underwriter* Association, and the front organisation. I have never
Episcopal Chinch. He is a native knowingly associated with an etlinage agent nf a foreign power."
Mayo, Fla
Hanson was the fourth person
to come before the committee and
deny ‘charge* made against them
h
hv McCarthy. The olhera were
Dorothy Kenyon, former A mot lean
ireattaa.d area. S i l l •>»»•
.... opposition would make ynli mpresentatlve on a United Na
The
think lhal I slipped behind the tions coimuUsion; Ambassador at
iron Curtain, knocked on Htallo i large Philip C. Jessup, and Mr*.
door and said, 'Here's Claud*.' ” Esther llrunnner, who Is on the
He loid of conferring with tlm Stale Department'* IJ. N. rela
Hrlllsh, French ami middle e»-,l tions staff.
All had been named hv McOai
govcrnmenls, told of » trip l«
Arabia, ami said that ha eaniwt thy In ilctnlllhg h(* charges thxl
become a Moslem In two day' Ihe Slate Department Is shot
ami have three wives, Intoning through with Com mu id •!:• and
that the trip tn Moscow »n the Communist sympathisers.
Lattlmnre, n Johns Hopkins Uni
same basis would tint have mule
him a f ‘ommunUt.
, versity professor and some time
Pulling mil * photograph that I •rmsiiitHiit to the Htate Depart
ment, Is now In Afghanistan on »
hr said Unit his opponent » «
u s in g against him and whl-li C N. mission, McCarthy said he
pictured him on tha sarin pro believe* l.nttlnuoe Is a Ion Soviet
gram with I’anl llobesou. N.gio e-ipIntiHge agent Lattlliiore raided
Communist, and‘ ”Henry Wnllucr, tha Associated Pies* Dial McCarProgressive Party leader, at •' iby'it "raidings" wera "pure moonMadison Hquare Harden rally, •him*."
There are Inn casing Indications
be declared that according to tlm
New York Time* the rally » « ' 'lint the whole matter 1- going lo
ho anil-Republican tolly aimed lie a big Issue In till* year's (infill
ml campaigns, regaidless of whet
at Dewey.
....
He I lien quipped abnnl Hmntn mav vel itime mil of Ihe sennlc
ers pleading a -ore throat m all I n v e s t i g a t i o n of McCarthy'*
excuse for a sudden decision ii"t .-bill gen.
Republlraos have been harnoiei
to address Ihe congregate"' "f •'
log away at Secretary of Stale
Ni'Kru church In HI* Pfltiuhum
when the real loasmi, he said, Ai htisnii.
In ii Senate upcech yesterday,
was that Hmalher* saw n news
tieimtoi Itildges (II-N .11.) said
photographer and railed off
Do sin must have a niaslrr spy in
^Declaring that "It 1* difflrulj the American government who Is
for n DuPont lawyer lo icpresmt "using out Stale Department /is
He demanded that
Ihe people" be Jibed al Bnmtlwrs he wills."
for buying a »'J7 blue suit t» wear Congress find out "hhw did Htajlit
In addressing the people of w"*« iiinnagn It."
On I lie other hand, Democrats
Florida because he felt he had
Imvo been slapping at MrCarthv.
hern too well dresaml.
“ tiled
"He didn't find It roinfnrtaMi' . 'intending lie has hurt the Un___
so ho gave It awav." .aid Fapjj*'. Staten In the' conduct of foreign
referring to Hmathors as having affair*.
been horn with a "alWar "P**1"
in hi* mouth.
Pepper than launched Into a
vltrlnlle attark on lh* DuPont
l
i
__m il
Interests, cited I heir growth la
(< nnilaiite rrum Bag* o«»t
Florida and declared lliey nnw
control soma T l hanks, Ha riled ict up In Ihe building rode sanita
an Instance nf a man wlm was tion ordinances.
Approval was withheld to C. -A.
told In one nf these hank* that
the hank would refuse a loan If Mmldy's plan to stibdlklde and sub
the mao declared hr wa« for lease, hits at the Municipal, AIC
port foi building purposes. He Was
Pepper.
"(I am
of
flies not Hie tool ■
■■ any
v advised, said Mayor Carrawav. to
munof*n11#*s tlm l U tlif* rtf11*1111 have Home nlliei method of suitthat they am Irving to heat me," dividing, ns tho City doe* not
Pepper asset ted. ‘ I have ia’eli want to split tho airport area Intb
a friend of the working man and •ulidlvlHiuns. ,
Action was deferred pending le
of Ihe farmer."
Declaring Dial the young Re gal investigation on the possibility
publicans warn lining all •h ait of selling »r leasing the electrical
they could to heat him, he salo distribution system at the Muni
that their slogan is, "We must cipal Airport to the Florida Power
heat Popper and to elect Taft and Light Co., as requested hv H.
H, Coleman.
In Ohio.1*
City Attorney Edwin Shinholser
lie reviewed hit pledge of eld
to Franklin D. Ronssvelt during was requested to look Into the
id legality of building • library and
the depression days, snd derided
Hoover promises In 1028 1° J?ul museum for the Bailie* Harrison
two cars In every garage. The Chapter of tha D.A.R. In the
result was ih»i «ner« W«re n» Fourth Street Park ae requested
In bohalf of the Chapter hy Mrs.
eare, no garages, •"» 'u ^ U ThS Fred T. William*.
•at and no P°l to put jl in< The
The ordinance re-toning High
■am* crowd that fought Ro om vatt la fighting tha Democratic land Perk from R -l-A to R -l-B
status was passsd.
p iogra m ," ne adilao.
Following recommendation* of
Contrasting dsprsssjon day*
with tho present, ha pointed out the Zoning Advisory Board tha
that farmer* now make thrte Commission declined to change the
time* ae much, and 7® pareant inning of the arqe Immediately
benefit from rural eUcttlflcellon, west of Ktatlon W T R R ' frqm
R-1AA to R 8, hut etatad that
and •tiled that • M f .fa" B*tS* proper hulldlng project* will vbe
market program la about to
J
sr
SmathcrH HU
Improvements
In rail central Loulelana yeaterriay, victim* of aarllar flood* S i t i n g hla "friendship for the
on tho Mississippi wera furthar working man" ha told ®* tajgjjjj
plagued when the winds whipped to aecure a 40 cent minimum
away 11 of thalr Rad Cross tent
•heifer* and laft two hurt at Farri-
H S ^ T ts r#
Alsbama was raked with wlnda
clocked In gueta of better than H
miles, Montgomery had ala hornet
unroofed. In Mobile *evea foot
•well* from tho bap tumbled aeraaa
the causeway to Cochraa lridta.
The Highway Patrol closed In a
highway to traffic.
In Atlanta wlnda hit I t m Um la
gueta, toppling traaa tad utility
permitted there under various
provision*. Thl* will permit con»tructlon that conform* tg fh*
general architecture In the area.
to stand up agalnat tha power ef
the Praia, Pepper boasted.
"We are angaged in a contest
between Ideologies, and phlktaoph/a of government." ha declared.
Lashing out again at the Raiubllcsns, ha said that soma Ohio
(•publican* down here ware regis
tering ae Democrats ae that way
can vote for Smathara,
Comparing himself to Thomaa
Jefferson, who. he said, wa* called
a "rad Jacobin" (axtradla leftist of
tho French revolution), Papaag
•aid flatly, "I hats Common
as bad aa anything in the worlr
t
would prevent W:
H•veiling hie fight un Uie "N
iyrangy" na stated that'wkeg
first propoaad land-lea**, m
■anators ware ehoekad.
' •m:■
Man KlUa Wife
______ ke wae druak. Ha daaiad
raping bar.
IOML______________ _ _
was arraigned yesterday o n
charge of premeditated murder
of Hgt. Fairy E. Decker, 44.
U. 8. Attorney Frank J. Hanrainy requested the continuance
after noting the husky Buswell's
dared appearance.
Shortly after funetal services
were held a*. Hamilton Air Base
for Hat. Decker. She wee of
York, Pa., where her son, Hor
ace, 22, and her estranged hus
band, 63, liva.
She w«a found Saturday on a
grassy knoll near tha barracks,
Her clothing ripped from her
body. It waa not definitely es
tablished whether ihe had been
raped.
The FBI quoted Buswell aa
saying he choked Sgt. Decker
PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 8B-OT)
— A pretty. 19-yasr-old student
at fashionable Bryn Mawr col
lege waa reported missing today
and
Ilea launched a widespread
Ambansador Killed
(C tiilssa l ream Pag* a m
0 diplomatic trouble-shooter in
Moscow and Turkey during the last
war.
Other victim* werai
Alan C. Harrington, 20. son of
the U. S. minister here. He was
enrontn to school In Virginia.
Lieut. Col. Wayne F. Truehlond,
36, of Kansas City, Kan., an ex
change officer assigned to the
Canadian Air Force here.
Lieut. Marcel fMark) Belanger,
80. of New Bedford, Mass., fqrnier
assistant air attache who recently
wsh an exchange officer assigned
to the Canadian Air Force.
The plane took off from Rockllffe airport In brilliant sunshine,
shortly after B A.M. (E 8 T ).
It crashed It miles Southeast of
Ottawa.
Electrician* working
nearbv said tha plane's fuselage
•bowed flames before the crash.
Mrs. Lester Kipp, who lives
within 300 verds of tha scene, no
ticed the plane "startling, to give
out smoke."
Then the smoke
f Ilimed up, she said, adding:
"The next thing I knew a wing
fell off. Tha pilot was trying lo
keep her deadv ninl tu* did for
some distance, hut finally crashed
in the field."
Clrnt fieharfe, another witness,
•obi lie and hi* »un heard an explosion which shook their Imuir,
■I0O yards away. It sounded like
dynamite to them.
"The whole thing w i, on fire,"
.Heartfe «aid. "The plane was •II
llsntenlberrd and two bodies were
lying In It. Two oilier bodies were
1HO feel away. They were not
burning, and npparenliv had been
thrown free.’’
Around the wreckage lay golf
balls am] clifb... « bilcfia.H« hardly
damaged and l>art« of s parachute
— Indicating,a second occupant of
Ihe plane may have tried to para
chute to safety.
A New Yorker. Stelnhardt gave
up »• profitable la w and Imkltfes)
till
raretr to enter the diplomatic
service In April. 1033.. He worked
f o r t h e election «vf President
Franklin D. Rpotevell. whom he
had known,for several vF*r*,,and
searcH for tho girl.
The mlaeing girl la ' Gertrude
Colilon Nauman, a resident of
HerrDburg, Pa. She Is a Junior
at Bryn Mawr and la studying
mathematics. Miss Nauman Is
described a* blonde, weighing
1>0 pounds and standing flva
feat tall.
Classmatas said eha appeared
normal when *h« left Friday,
planning to return home for the
spring holiday.
M tn Nauman’e mother, Mrs.
Spencer Nauman, discredited pos
sibilities her daughter had elop
ed.
"To my knowledge my daugh
ter had no particular romances,
so wa ara discounting that," Mrs.
Nauman Mid. "We are complete
ly mystified and do not know of
any reason for her disappear
ance."
Her mother said she received
■ telegram Informing her that
her daughter would arrive In
Harrisburg at 0:13 P. M. Friday.
"We waited at the station for
the 0:13 and when she did not
arrive we went hum#, assuming
she would arrive on a later
train and would either ‘phone us
or come home In a taxi," Mr*.
Nauman aniil.
Churchill Says
- 1.
V
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Floridian Are Demanding-Ant!
Getting-Better Musk Program*
LAKELAN D , Mar. 28. — UP) — Floridians » a demanding be
getting — better music yearly, says a state mt itcal leader.
Mrs. Clifford Muir of Sarasota, president of lh Florida Federating!
of Music Clubs, says residents of the state ate "not satisfied with any
thing but the best."
Here for the annual convention of the musical organiiation, Mrs.
Muir said tha trend for providing better musical attractions in this stalk
has been "particularly strong In4--------------------------------------------------------- the last two years."
to the gras* roots stage with Im
More topflight opera lingers and proved facilities of musical tnbig symphony orchestras are com *truction In public schools.
ing here, ihe explains.
Several counties have musical
Nearly every city of any else supervisors. Mrs. Muir saldftha
In Flnrlda now has music associa would like to see a state mutfe^t
tions which sponsors name musi supervisor for Florida.
cians and singers. The number
"Persons In the public school*
nf club* has tripled In two years. are realising that music Is Just as
At one time It waa difficult — Important as reading, writing and
because Florida worn off the beaten arithmetic. It's something that a
path — to attract singer* and person will take through Ufa wttk
others tiers even with good weath nitim as ......................
he does the three “D'e."“
er and enticement.
A pie-conventlon feature yaaMore and more cities, she add terday for early arrival* was tha
ed, also are organising their own final round of the slate Junior mu
symphony orchestral and choruses. sic festival.
Music lovers ara attending con
Bhirley Brown of Galneevlllqi 8
certs by these local groups too.
soprano, was top* among the slnjh
Music composers are also becom era and James Brlghtwel) of Jack
ing more numerous In Florida, Mrs. sonville among the violinists.
Muir relatrd. The National Fed
Pianists rated In the highest
eration of Music Clubs sponsors bracket were Louis Sbe, Eric Hill
contests for outstanding musical man, Lynne Lee. ell of Miami;
compositions. More Florida com Kirby Duckworth, Orlando: Rich
positions are being entered In these ard Weitermann.
Winter Park;
nationwide contests.
Leslie Marl* Wells, Jacksonville:
A special program of rompnsl- Hnymnn Liebeit. Melbourne: and
Moos bv Florida writers It set for Delnres Cotin and Nancy Lea
the convention today.
Bivens, both of Tampa.
Mrs. Muir think* the love fnr
The music clubs end their ,ibitgood music is getting right down ventlon Thursday.
tt'eatlisea r m e Peare O ig
deeds and tragedies ot the ueit,
een make the core or nucleus uuon
which all the other civilised democ
racies of Europe can one day rally
and combine," he declared.
Turning again tg his repeated
proposals for new East-West mectInga, Churchill said:
"I feel that we owe It to our
conscience that no door should be
closed Which might lead to better
prospects.
"The democracies of the We*t
must be constantly convinced that
ihnxe who lead them do mil de
spair <>f peace.
“ If there la a breathing snare.
ns I feel there is, I do not liesl
fate to say It would be n grave
mistake, perhapj a fatal mistake,
to suppose that It will last forever
or even last for more then • feiv
yearj ”
III hl» only reference to the atom
ic bomb, Churchill declared It "li
only one of the factor* of the mili
tary situation before it* bul It U
the dominant factor."
fit the Hague, Natherland*). thd
Chief of Staff of II Atlantic Pact
nation, today put the finishing
touches on a five-year master
plan for the defense of the North
trie* except Iceland, which has no
army.
Gen. Omar Bradley It lepresentlug the United Stales at the'talks,
forerunner of a meeting of defense
minister* Saturday.
The main business of today’s
talkw was to gain approval of all
nation* to a strategic defense plan
said to have been approved al
ready by Gun. Bradley, Field Marhat Sir William Slim of Britain
und Gen. Aerlcnne Charles Lrrheres of Frauen.
Tlte plan is understood to assign
missions to the participating na
tion*. It was believed the'United
States would take responsibilityfor strategic bombing. Britain and
France (or short bombing missions
and Interception.
Thr United
State* and Western alliance naval
powers would combine their naval
(.trrngth under the plan. It was
said, and ground fnn ax would come
from most parth-iputlng nntlniiH.
North Atlantic finance minister-,
•re scheduled tn meet In London
tqniorrow to work out Ihe finan
cial detail* of the combined de
fense plan.
Atfanttf area......... - ..... - — —
The meeting of tha military com
mittee In tna nedvilr guarded Juli
ana Barrack*. Dutch Atmy head
quarter* on th« mitsktktH of the
Hague, was attended hy the mili
tary hfrlefa 'nf all Alliance 'court-
Ths Gilbert and Ellice Island*
Are the only territory In the world
to straddle bath the equator and
the Interaatlonel
date llna, ae
l b ....................
cording to the National Georg re
ptile Hoelot y,
Loyalty Files
traatlaaM Srws vasts Oss)
made "a fine recovery” from a racent gall bladder operation.
In Washington, Senator Malone
(D-N'ev.) said today he under
stands a ("fbotego" of former
Vice President Henry Wallace Aal
powor In the Commerce DeuatU
inent to nullify findings of the de
partment's loyalty board.
Testifying before a Senate enmmlltce, Malone named the man a*
Bernard L. Gladleux.
He said
Glxdletix got a high plact In the
‘h'pattmrnt when Wallace headed
It and Is now employed In Serictarv nf Commerce Sawyer's off
ice.
Wallace broke with President
Tinman In 1945 over policies Th
wart) Russia and was ousted from
the cabinet.
Malone mentioned Gladleux ltj
urging a Kunate Interstate commoire subcommittee lo approve a
le-mlullnn lie Introduced last inontq
for an Invcntlgalinu of Mlcbsel J,
Gee, chief of the foreign cetterA
branch nf the office of Intern*:
tlonal trade. The office Is an agen
cy of the,Commerce Department.
Malone contends that Lea "\i tei
ii good arriirlty rjsk".and should
be united front his |u)i.
WOULD YOU
CHOOSE « ’!
BLINDLY
A Place In Which To Live?
Mott people wouldn’t. Below, reprinted It a sample of
the many letters we receive from people who are
INTERESTED IN OUR TOWN. They well know that
a newspaper gives the beet picture of a town with
which they jure unfamiliar* Read one.
SIOUX ernr. IOWA
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la U a it y T b « r t Is Strength —
T ( Protect the Foe* of tha not Id;
V* Promote the ProgriM uf a itrlc*.
To Prod life Fro-peiity for Smlurd.
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n
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G rht.n.tct'ho'-vrrs it Kit*
ltrc.1 plarti lit otnlrsi portion th
rifremoon
Other Miir ( in t t illr
f.nr G.iuioG, fhuradar.
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(•older liiniithl.
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NEW SPAPER
W EDNESDAY
M A IL
2<l, 'imaii
W EA TH ER
Annoclated Prww Lenaatl Wirt
N o . 188
O ust
$2 Billion Increase Czechs
First
Subpoena
Demanding
U.S. Newsman
Voted In Farm Bill From Country
Loyalty Files Is Served
S e n a t e F a r m C o m m i t - ] /> i •
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tee P a s h e k B i 1 [ v l U f l l l ^ S 1 T O O p S
I*tjr Se c o n d I i r n p ? ' [ ) a e f i * n v
A rarat
Am endment A d d e d !J;e S i r 0 y . ^ C0^ S
WASHINGTON, Mir. V )-4 f r )
^ — A $2,000,000,000 in c m ir m
government Limit fur (arm pine
support* today w ii recommended
for a trrond lima to ilia Senate I•v
iti jHin nlluta commillap.
The H ..in e .illr,u ly |„k a p p io vnl
Manhunter P o s s e
TrackDownNegro
Of Commie Junks Who Beat 2 Women
L a s t A P R e p o r t e r Is
Givett 10 D a y s T u
P ack A m i Ge« O u t :
4 More M i f t h t Cm
nnlv Am eiu an rm ie ip n n d e n i o f ( lit
A n o iiilr d
P ic k
ir u u u iiu *
m
i re. In ivjuV.( lilii. w i t " id r ie d tiul.lv
to leave ih r r n u n liv wdlnn 10 ifa i u lb ri
w r ilr in
ifi| ir.| io n .l
l ANT r r , Ala , M l, 2'» y/P>r i l l in I
Iin*ii 1u v . i l i .i , | r e v p e . I
A Neiin, nun nanled bn *uva^eh
CotTIlIMlilitv t irtlil Cmpni Jlmn |lie
L n i l (iilliili
j
lew J . M »
hr.(luiy I,m . while wunien with j,, w l i r l h e i i l i r y w i ll tie a l l u w r d lu
Sauaia r o t iin n llr r
approved t lir
i i . II |I.II llie i -tll|l In r ip h il l l l i r
nil mul mm friMim inrlul i f - ioii
r*P**....... .. MiUeiuleied lueellv In 1. V
Home lull but let krd uu an (ineini
r r , id • Iiiii .i 'h Slid i.iur I'm ' tne lit l U l l i r i l l r i l mill hnnyii ay'll
hen ily milled poiielilru r ,ill tu
I 'n lu w e llk v l t d lulil bv llriLv, I,
»line
Vgrreiiiriita bale hern
d(V,
r ii lt u i . i l in q u .ili.
ItliUHr ilepnii jiieiv , fuel il : I tie
■•Hihril l„ tirl ii|i Inn ciiitpmi
"I mil l donr nolliliwl" ?6 year lumen niiuuln. llui In, arrted,
Srnalor l.llrndri (D 1 » ) Ki.l
li-i, tine ,tri rlo|iliig petroleum .mil
llir nlhri niul-feirous iiirl.il*
the ro ttin iille a ilul tin t.
"1.1 |u< I T u rin i died m,i to a libon at a li.iriaii i.iiiF,|i"nd'u
III-eiliiiriilr, iiu| (iiuflit ,t||| |,a
hand u| diuul 100 inmdioiilrii who vull iml lie leuewed when il evriii.1. It wiled i l ta, it a in i alleil
•p ill mi j .',11 i l l bad* lie ln e rn
li i. I eii turn lu the uiild.nli ut llui fu d iy . lie we gi,en unld Apt “■
giain trade amendment t<> ^ena
0
U n - 'i.i und ■ liiriu . fh r announce
1
\l lif t l|)1 null Iuhii ul h.tMhl iieo in p lil. op and lemr
fh * elit■■In »r s id ih r
tor Iliy a ( It- M in n )
I Ins W ould, n ir iii *md
•i.n ip in le - r il| ha I,a If jtlis d s n
the 1.e,i| »i j Imr
I , a ir ta ip liird t lir gOVrillUieui I "
The .’timer .»u* uu ..i .,f . live >r
I, i I f l I u i i . - f
me p i l l lie Hade I j i l l l l i e s ill band |
........If - Drpuiy C II Miltoid uJ purling." lids wn- llir .line fej
■nil given fui tin- rV|iul mu lu .
III) H the im litn ilt id budielk id 1
I A 11*1 I I a into* $. Mar 2*»— (/Pi * hiniliri' t uniily -mil ihr tusilne I ami ary id Iflrtiuul K .1- 1 .1’hi
held
I,,hind'
hiuh
(lid
im.leMrd
wheat, rn rn and n lh n »i<tni( a.
I l.iiie-c Nitu.nrtiili laid today
chief id ■hi* At* bureau
ipuiad u n d ri ilia price program.
A ' f e d fill' ' J li .| i | r; *d
uiiu b jiv
rheu (vjnlup* luitled Inn firrii ill In- iiinui ( flee wbi ii blimbouiids
live |e)ii,r I llie," llnnye Mined
2. The 10 henators pie»em vut iinily IDO >,ell .tuned l oiiimiiiii'l ■Hilled bill) uni
thruugti j pili' id clipping-* and I
ed Ulianimotltlv to retain ail amend im il, t Souill of Shanghai, llu L lu a
Alih.iliU idle lulbwit lull..I pnhrd lull uile will, ti *at,| iril.e’ j
went by Senator Maunuiou (I) ■in .■I i t the III
■urn i lined in did plndrd wilt) ilnt (ain't I in in llir iiiinn , til (
W ith ), aimed at keeping out
G rh e ia liiiiin o Cluany Kai S h rk llie rn .lie i >|n hind u,e| the KUdIII. hail cut down lu.i.l.icti.ui j
llie gm el mill nl lt-.ll tia adlnU
foicinn agricultural impmij wbm 'bullied a liny deiiiiin lalmu <d in fieri" , iliiinil ill,Ini I-in. r
led i i i j I |Uudililiun ua diufli m
•vet they compete mlb dotrieslu leinaliuiul f 'oiiiuiuuiHii In hi, an
Mllf.il,I *ild nnt nirlnliei id Itlr (In area und hliited iliai ,ti*vfltri‘
Wl'll IHt MNAII
. l i t - M ,f| 1 't, a.
.Shy? i* ^ » t c m I i H II Ul silsll I H u l l A k l l d i J I i .»«*i t ;i laeflit
lairn crop! that air limiti piur ■u*i .yiee* h in l\,i, 11,y * die Nation band, (rnie.j with a gnu idv mired i-m ai d Hulhulil’. wrrr i ,.*|iuiii|ld.'
a*11 *s.1 | l« slug •-I llif ■?f, i cUi y 'if bt silt, v Uu l'<ml
Ml 4 IHD11 il l IniU« lie |its■J its ’ «*
l *kril d II, ileiiled nil (Irik, a
>U L ., ••I’llk dll 1 4l-lf
1*1 I il.i.xlli Wligiiy in h#>
vaIIi ,1 ‘ Him
i > r i tl m .
Hit 9
sUp|rtttU,
all-1 I’leaidriil . ailed upon ( hllu't Inward the fugllive, lull wav per
and
(ubulage
ilfllideit
Ihr
HI*1
I
*I fii f I iidi lU'idi t
■iy Ai.litaiili a liipjhd |
B u ili t l i r T i t ) ’r* ami Magnnmn | l'.iitlb "|u t ‘ Miuie a holt mil,Kill ol suadril in remain culm v.hit, Tuck^ tit, I'lwaltlrlil I imiii.mi i> i«
•J •i
Kungr
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d
li
d
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l
mil
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g
m
amendment* were continued in Hu’ I
ei wa* placed lu a patlol car and U r cjtmut jiriihiiig ,uui intedi
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f i r s t ve rsio n* ut Gie h ill rcpuited
diivrn jhhv
tatlun "
to Ilia fc.ennl” . I h r men uu- « n ■ In, in* uni ihe Ifind.iii atiKiatinii.
Hr did nut <epl) lu a uneiti i
Mherifl ,1 M Ahliey hud ■did he
le n t buck to the c u in m llU v on m
ir-lining llie ( liulrte Ifepuhlit and
1 1 : \ li < ll I lit I *I (ills*
w h r l h r r quulatioiis I n i n tin utfi
I C a a l lH r i Ua
feared
frouble
when
he
described
ir«i mug uni ciiuipaliioli uii llie
v ial nevvH -agency and mitt rolled
■hr -nil mail posse u* irslltys and caecli p r r * ‘ Vvrie "uiiidiJecUva i r
mainland."
•iml a* hell."
pallin g."
N u tirm a litt w a ip la n ri h o n i e d
Tucksi. however, we? taken in
S u ln r ip iii r I f i s viewed H i* '•
do«vii iriiiu a u li nt die c ia ik lie d the, c(ly lull at jiiejlka, and Isler piddon m pari of llie i.'n m in tirK t
liu i.p t iih ii invaded Hainan laluud lo Mniiitfumery .vllhnni any unto governm ent's
e ffo rt
in
iio ln e
(rechn-lava klH fro m W e d r if t nlMnuday. I h r N a liu n a litli laid yea- ward incident.
He became the object uf a velda- gaulxallnns and pgam'lr*., (ip rtg l v . u l i i l i e i r e
I e l l - . * !((’
M r - t ; t it v '*>1
(artfrt)' (hey (HiM afad.
i n ' aMBO .
nad search after the aveault rdi ly the fire s*.
fmee oj inoie lhan 4 ,0011,
Ky W ILLA R D C O N N O L L Y
t’ h r representative nf i h r 1'inich
two Women became known.
|It II tr*| !i H r N r V ■* I
T h I •r . i u
;, M i l l
Win init I'V * Mh» Vrtv. pul'd id
Die vtcttniH— Mm Klla Barrow, p|r»n iiyency ha* been sninnudie I
Ifniil-nfficiHl
dlipaiihes
-aid
M r i S r i i . M i ( ' . ii 1 1 1 (
l . i l V I ’I . i l l ’ . I ‘ m W r 4-.!
(ha Ihixbtrry Pclinpl of Dancing. Nnlionnlli I w a i a h l p ' rueaged HH, and her daughter Sara both ii, Ihe foreign inim v liv non. m*
iCuailaaea da Caae T » . i
'M uir the i>bnw” tail mubi at imii.. ilinn 70 lirui 11v arriwd Kail were reported In a critical condi•,n
the Orlando Municipal AUdilittinm |Lilit. a lltldrr III*’ Bllll* nf etlOru ilitn in,lay at a ho'pltal at nr arid
I. \!< VI I II I’ ,I i,„ M „ .’’■
VM’ II KUVVI II,
r l l i r 11 K i l l
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n
Willi tin' uenfirttiuiial uiTohidi.’ i .■uii,
ir
11 Nauhwei, "'.I ndlrj l)u Point, Ga The Barrow* are
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duner l i r l m r luora Iban .‘It10 un in
mi-nil,n*
nf
a
wealthy
and
liromln
„i,i liFH i ,.f
iiuiiglial
N.ittonTT
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bets und K lliill of tbrt Ollanilii uli'l ,'iinfiie itpoile.tlv -danced ent family. The daughter i* 16.
L'lllfLl Lit I I.I it rirl nl* I"
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Tom in i lull, who ahuWrtnl hrt ev -in ) iiilleile. jiii I (Kill hi”M uf
I , 1*■ ’ >«,r 11. , |>.,1 |( I,.
The attack urcuired yesterday
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Wii IItII ti11r|I I-' 1. |•111 r. i It i i
4‘i
will, apply lire.
at i tie Biriow'a lurgi* count i>
v'
I lie junk*.
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r .
, O llir t u u u lu id t u lr iil III *wl*>
Ii l(i «| s\I« 4 .«a111 * { 1'! A , I IL t
I .ale i In ihr day Ihe tvm lilpi koine on a hOO-acir farm u rmlr
d
ll
I
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Matwas v iy u r.m ilv u p p lu in ln l fl.i D ie t
Offirer* »aid ridi |
iphtad iii” i r than -10 C o in iiiiitn ‘ l from l.uiirll
lir it (hi* |(<|) Ko itii 'J.v nl till
U 4 ll "l l*
™
A lk r u p | r-rn li-.l u revile f i l l i l l ”
jiiul.i, faillirr sunth and In a run hery wav th* apparent motive.
W ASHIN GTON . SDi
"»'i l Jtltril
benelit u l lhe w ild e r v is ilm i.
It.
nitif liultlr ‘ Bhk 17, Ihe dIMiatch’ There wai in, Indication of (ape.
Ihr IlOiiOlPI' ill Im IIIPpI it llir
lien, llwight (• I.I rlllu.W-n uCl
t i l . Overpe.’k, illta c 'lu r o f Ilia 111
The
norther
and
daughter
were
Hr [titJ if|tu||th bffl-'ir If n
rhanre
today
to
i»
11
Seoainr
M
iv
’iir k l l t t l d n I m i {«*i UM 111 III
lamlu 1 m in t C lld t Who introduced e* *nld.
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Air headiinailem aald Nation attacked as they Hitened tn a r a -, **hy he thinks .tin
I’minlrv bn ill H, lir itiil nr %ri mri 1rn n .1i M
ifklilr-J *If 11 H- c |*$i fi hit wr (rill
ilia group, afterwards declared
all-t plains, r,|iulted two gluon* of din The younger woman daggered gone
loo tar in dlianiiing.
t aiilhv iii*i Utimirird li»i*% Li it
th a t it w u i uiia id the uiitM a nd illg
m*»|»r
Ih r I 'l ih
r
inure ilinn UUP men each wlm had beaten and bloody In a neighbor's
Ill* Irstlmonv
Itolllllil ftiiieil •UU I ( irnUI Mtilr* •riKDi ' Il II j -"
pH gram- •>( ( h r year there.
lioinp to tw k ifd. Shi* ®ili! Git*
H'eallaaeg om Pace M il
y r *Ir i . I.•y h y t h i r l
*d
I i I I *•I ihr*
doors
could
bring
about
n
...
'si
Alimii* the entertainers ware
find they knew of their ansallant ft
tKillDl Iihii milt >mI i iiw" hm Imid
m fiiilir i ii $1n o r
Dick Aiken, with Harry WeMer
iiresente waa when they aaw him 111 defense funds fill llnr l, ral
darling next .lolv I.
"i rft»$r|l»||91% 1i**H,$It •I Mi 4 *•ttn
at thr iiU uii. Uorle Dusbury, wlm
standing over them with the iron. year
Il v Mto I r l
h h l i ' i i j i I mI-I
Kisenhower war. invited lu an lin n ir,itl my IihhLi , 1 <«lImn**«r(cured iieuvilv with a ».word dance,
Milford Dirt a Negro woman
iinriililt
I
d
Irhlllhl
llir l 111k|■1( I
peat
Gi
l*.M.
FHT
i
l.rfcor
i
h
r
Ann Whitaker, who did a mnghilv
told them that Tucker— u bad
«4l(i.
lli il i»r all njlsh M iiidy v%r if*
, ay 1tap dance, the Bamlnola High
Negro— had gotta to tha Barrow Senate Appropriation, CuuuniHee,
Hr Miilvrtl Ini* Uft ii U’M risim
Senator Lloyd F. Boyle, who
which is working on the millury
IPaaWaed —
t at
v w ■School Triple Trio, with Shirley
m ik in g it «il [ ii ii m f o 111 |MrpJlOiM|
ImdRi’l, after he had deplornl ihr Kfttiul, AlKhmiiDtui*, whrrt1 hr wa
I O' >11 I . S l t l l l i n i r , t (r11 1 11 Natluoa
, Middliiiin acc mn puny In* and John haa recovered from hn recent
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hi* i l r l f l i t f ol W i**ilrin |.tini|»r
Nlmlvinir
lnm
hi"
t
lliiilml
N;itn»n
lUneen,
visited
hla
office
this
itale
ol
the
nation’s
ilrfrnsn
m
n
i ll o ’ial, le ft P u l i Ian ta il iiig lil
Fite, BUS piano soloist,
|f*4iaillMH#it On Vtftg Rial
perch last week.
11u VVa-lilllglon i.. hi « e r el,n ic e ,
llin o iy jli lir'iiy ilii D<* -fi*" "(ny
i • The program waa well arranged, morning for a short time.
Ho revealed that ha had re
The former Army chief of taff
le i, 'l” .| * l lilin In ...... !V|,’I l u l l , I
h
him |m t|i*lr i imic*vM|. I min omi
vo that elnglng ond dancing per
«v
cently
radioed
Germany
with
Ids
‘
Bid
then
that
the
United
Staler
formance, alternated. Mr. Aiken
•lclh"M I it 'lil ip i * Mh I l'» t l t ln u l
"l,a* dliarined to the eulrnl
ill
Introduced the cdhor performer* short wave amateur Italian, and
Mm . J. L. Hudson, TO, dlad at •nine .ill eel lun- *VHi twyoiul Ihr
iln \r hotilK-ii iaJili‘ l 4It.i« i. it d
lafier llir prMimlnary tillrorturtlcm had rrcelved a request from an
extent - lhat I. with tiers* eon
I r 1i|»tr‘ $1ir af f * 11v
I It tl !• llir
by Mr, Oveipeck, hiiu led off wllli, American i.utdliir’a Ivffa to contact .18:60 A.^ M^_tod»F
* J onJF. ** ‘itV" erru foi her prr-ent -afelv. .uidii
•Tl'>i a Orund Niylil For Hihitlne.'' Oklahoma L’Uy where her mother Hoipltal fol[“
htrills
ill’ll 11111114* li' Im ir
critically ill.
! * " r " •"
,'..1,1jd po-’*ildv advise."
AmmiK Ids ol hr i uuinhern worn wn*
Itd iO 'o O
vs'i*i
,iivi>in|ii 4i i w'd
hv
Sir. lluyit. did not know- any- 1 7, HW0, M rr Huaion had ^resload
Khrnhowrr, now President of
*■
"Tile Hills of Home," and "Big
t*iin i mi v[11in r >1 i vdkiKi/
•t * m i
In Sanford fw 4* m « * Her re i.olumiila University, ,ii,l nut go
one
In
Oklahoma
City
to
con*
V
ll.V
N
lA
,
Mm
ati
,
I’,
■a Brfjyn Hear," ait encore.
M tiutiling# On ♦**•#♦ Kill
■ildenee waa on Camawti Avenue*
,*•’
llie Triple Trio Hgmr "When tart, hut another radio "ham" in She waa a membar of tba First into delails. Some Smalms were Liquor eiifurcenieul elmf’ i i ,,oi
,,
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,
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uustled hy hi* word* -Inee Kiieh- I.I ’jlalei, oii’l I• I a( tu u , ,
Day la Dona." *TII See You Ottawa, Canada who had bean Methodist Church.
cuuilteraUarl. aga,ii*l i „ ,, i If ,’^ fi
,l”-*l tile* *1”* wiunei
>l -.ii C O f <’ To K iitu rtain
'
.‘Again," "Boa* Mart*," "My Ha- listening In on the conversation.
Survivors Include tha husband, hower waa callad to Washint'*’
rienda," and " I ’m Gunna W*ah Informed Mr. Boyle that ho could J. L. Hudson, Sanfordt ona sla last tall to take charge of drawing fl.lulling llie M.nitt, ..,<<> ill*,’ .1 j (IFI oil mling II, ll,F " F i l l *|I, I’llie
New YnrK O i a n l s
That Man (light Out Of Mv Hair," signal the Oklahoma City nation. ter, Mrs. Otto BchmaM of Day up the military spending proposal- will,,ky.
*
in Oilan.lu llllli
■ ’ ‘tlili.fr
’
The lait num- The husband nf the atek woman tona Beaeh; three brothers, John for the coining year.
■
air
Music
from Boufh Pacific, TI
rill* i* uni u eauiptiigu Hi’ ,,’. ■ . ulu|u■titciI’t in it,,
llo* S r in in u lr l 'm int v flm in h e i
Hut ecnuomv advocates cunecled "lliuunahllie." II i an ail-.uil t,x< I l ,%11 al I'siop • clilri laiur.l
bar wai sung in pajama codutm* was reached by ahort wav* a Greer, Daytona .Beaeh; James
hook-up
With
the
German
station
in
advanee
of
hit
testimony
that
the
Inv. and partlculgrW
Dartlciilgrlr dellgtited
d
Ing,
Hr agnin*( non-lux iiaol I,,.,, le.l j K iivmiusiu liolat al llir ViU'lil I t u t,iin i’i i e w ill liunm New York
Greer,
Doctor'*
Inlati
Brad
Greer
and he told tha daughter of her
he had only to say the word and liquor wliieli official* *uv l- lido,’ i 1 lull
audience.
'
I l . i l l i ! ..ffic iu l’, and |ur*.- I f p r r
of Orlando.
, o la G v r* al a d io tiri ITu iird a v
Congress will boost the 111 n’JB,- nUiuggJril lulu Got Moolli u, large
1 John Fite pleaaad hi* hearer* mnthrr'a condition.
11,»■v war** loti "luce I liv tin
Services
will
be.
conducted
at
Henator Hoyle's auto license tag
tmo,000 which President Trmuan quaulitiirx.
with ID* playlnjr uf tha first movelire .i K McKIllM ail,I wrrr ,li c '.’Uing, Apr, •’>, it t ,,,, uVltici,
Erickson
Funeral
Home
al
lOiOO
it t l i r M a v fa ir lu n , l-'dward H tr
man! of Beethovan'a Moonlight la the warn* as that of his sms* A. M. tomorrow srith Rev. J , E. asked for defense.
Chalnuaii II VV VV'io-hu, ,,f ntciF.I t,v M
' »!11,- Itceir Whil
However, Senator Byrd (D Va.i fhr North I ’art'lina uleuloil cuiliul (I f
Sonata, and "Tha Awakening of four call lattera, W4IMJ. Thia McKinley officiating. Interment
HuohI,| llu-Mid uniuunice. . in * , uiauag ri ul G ,r S i'tiiiu u lr
waa made possible for him and
t m iu tv Chamber u f C.itiiuierce, an
suggested that Elsenhower perSpring."
will taka place at iiOO r . M, in haps waa not talking about I he hoard and Grurgia'* Ifevrour Con, ibe inuig*..
muiiiced Gi I h m nruiug
Frequent and haarty applauaa other amateur radio operators by Mlddleburg,
luisiiiirtier
Cherlen
Keilwlnr
millini-il
i
V
V
H
Jllnoiu-r
mgrd
tlir
Ki
In
M r. H igg in.t urged Gial t h " - ”
proposed budget. Instead, Jivrd a plan tu bring pre-nnr on ,11- Mil vviiitiiimi to
graeted M(ea Harvey a» aha n - act of Ihe State Legislature tn
mil
und
i>y(ht«*r
N EW NOME
w r t played,
play* by
salu. he may hava been referring era and have the illicit Itafli h i d u Id i lo h r cliy'lMt* to voli* interested in n ttrn ilin g l l i r dinner
___
___
•cutad difficult
acrobatic, dancing recognition of the part
Mr, and Mra, Voile Williams, Jr.,
feats with seaming aaia, and ihe tha nmataura In giving help dnr- have purchased th* Harry Lee to the speedy demobilization after iloplird al G,r (uorcr
l'r* *f'iilH it Itfllp h \ S ru llh « 8l:#d In g rt G.elr rese rvations ra rlv
Wat latkr brought back after con* Ing Florida hurricane* and die* horn* In Franklin Terrace. Mr th* war and Ita effect on the de
Thriii |)|mi would woil tin* OD'OihfeTA who had rtfftfiM rr»ft| to and nul lutei Gian next T u rn ta v .
aaera. Th
VII n ie in h rr* u f Go* I'h a in h e r o f
_ e . Amateur’*
______ ma^aalna,
fense set-up.
<’■ ' eluding hey performanca by tha a»er_.
ill* i# liMhtlh n riil d ,i|»|»i‘Rrpd thut
wav:
_______ ____ .page and M m . Lee plan to build soon
QKfl recently devoted
i ’oin in e re r ar,.l l l i r n fr lrn d * are ini '. , wntlnued auplauaa."
idJ
inMnih^m r#t|foin|4*(i
O
lM
lIIr
r
r
would
i
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r
lu
lil
which
natoi Boyle ln -ln *it tn ihe Hairy Took* home on
Th e re w ill br special enter
TR U M A N CONFERR
r ‘ ’ . 1 Olrjv* in 1 the TVljda Trln war* to the subject. Senator
T in * kn iI i*iI Rotor hv llo* hiiv- wtft« c ilrd
brand* a r r b rin g • n iug g lrd lo
tile Ukuflnut,
aaBfflsyrvt**
- * Ca
' —Patrick.
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laiiinii-iil.
Nall twducadi the
tha bill.
MU.
H o m ilnuB# d b I* n| v * I b I
K E Y W EB T, Mar. 2«, - m — la rg rn t anantilier.. I l would b r in
. Joyce *Battl.
President Truman went Into a to the i ll n t il lr r ft. policr lu* II’
• *;.*■' f Bui*. Dial Bov
fary Ann Boh
■CMiUoaS om roat sin
huddle toda# 9Btb retiring Secre
.son, Bobby Jaan
tary of tha Army Gray while he
___,________ ,.Lott Harper and
'{* ' S Stty
I ™ lrt>ti Partin,
worked o* plana for major shifts
C tH 'E h o o k
Ml«a 0111*
in his administration.
The Bnuthurn ilnilding f'-o.).
*i« Whittle, glee club director,
Book for Sanford U now availablr
ntd from tha audience.
C O N TESTS
lo builders for 16.00, Cl tv Mena
tV * "‘ •
i
N EW YO BK, Mar.
- [AT ger Clifford McKIbhl n aunmincr.l
— Alger H I** aaya he trill not thla morn it,;.
Rf R O H l t T 1 C U C EJt
A TI-A N TA , G » , Mar. 2D. — (/Pi — Ihe iiimiey hs> icallv rolled
r,n*
at this time a move by
Included In tha book are revi
»Am'. ■
WASHINGTON. Mar. 29, - UFi - Preiideot Truman caU today contest
the Nw York Oily Bar Associa slops uf th* building cod# and the into Floridianv* prekett — and out id them - in lu ll 4 cenlurv. the
Thera ira only 9 daira left
scientific research is essential in solving tha farm surplus and income tion to disbar Mm.
U. S. Deparlmeul of Commerce regional office said Indav
Sanford anaclinK ordinance.
ta which to rag liter for the May
problems.
Him la tha farmer State Depart
A. P. Michaels and Son, Orlando
Since I *700, Lank depoiils have increased from $IO.Mh.329 In
official
convicted of anglneera, today started their in $ I ,L%.fl21,000; thr value added by manufacture of manufacturing
In a letter sent to farmers, scientists and businessman al tba open- ment
f.OCfl’formerly qv^ffSd^voteM
) * r Jur y
fu r
denfine ,l* vestigation of the Sanford water
have failed to rmgtatar and so lag ol lha 15th aaauat conference ol the National Farm Chqmurgk supplied
Industriei, from J 2 l,J J 6 ,ii2 lo $349,976,000; pioducimn workers in
U.
B.
secret* to
valU be unable’ t j Tote nnleia Council, th* President noted th a tU . 9. agriaif-'fe! output bad esptnded Whittaker Chamber*, «elf-styled ■yatem.
manufacturing planK from 33,471 In 66,027; number of employees in
Mar. 81.
ex-Commuaial eoarier for a Saymanufacturing, from 37,1:62 to 7g.-*
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A U T O A C C ID E N T
C. L. Lundfren, 2913 PelmtHo t'.fifi; and salaries and wugen paid th* state'll economy were not avail
l* ’,W rf?* U i i O l ta I W .t a r u - Avenue, received nose inlurlets in manufacturing, from 919,21ft,- able, so fater figures were used
when hla 1987 Oldsmobila hit a Olt) fo »lflB,817,000.
to Indicate trends.
light post on Mallonvilla Avenue
Th* facts were compiled from
Among the industries xhowing
anortlv After 8:80 o’clock this various rsporta, Merrill C. .Lofton, th* greatest advenes during th*
morning.
regional director said. In surr.J half century wsret
reported that tha accident,. Instances, due to inadequate ra
Federal tax collections, from
wWab caused 110 b damage to th*.
the porting method* during the early M.341A78 to 9898,888,000.
atv was dug to mechanical failure turn of tha century, tha accurate
State tax collections, from |3,of * tie wd.” :*
figures on cartela segments of
torattaae* ost Pago Mss)
t lir m a.itnia hooding food; ho t l ir
UN Chief Mies
To Washington
To Deny Charge
Orlando TouriBts
Applaud Program
Of Sanford Group
Louis Johnson
Beaches Hague
For Peace Talks
Eisenhower Gets
Chance To Speak
Before Senators
Senator Hoyle Able
To lletnrn To Office
Mrs. J. L. Hadfioii
|)U* From lllnesH
13 Beverage Heads ...
.
Plan Attack Aimed h-iwaniH <lull Is
At Illegal Liquor |,*!>t«rtm,ied By
„ ,
Schoo ( eeC uli
Truman Says Scientific Reaearch
Vital fit Solving Farm Problems
m
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1tie M Itiif Htmne iiunlr H rltfur
fihim tli'il |*i t<1kill IttiHtail
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lit (hr
iNinimitli F hmi**l ly.tt Itu (om<
Iti li K1*4,111 tu lln* SI rilr Hep'll iiofiit
In iNiiltp4»rn » Lit .tilt frciinlft.
l^lirtl ilntiii Mi l i itmuiS rf«
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1 « Mod to rfftM lA tt» MiLpu#Ma
Iht* iri'Diil*. ilit- |*i«*ulrut jorrti*
till irhl%r«| i rM t*t il it , I'rtnldrn**
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(ffi'fitii M pm trr«t lii Mi* l*t t*M«
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TI h v ' i t t .illiuf I'ur 11 is I kotit ii*:tl S r a l p
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20
I Day HaliIt* K o n ft li t Yuiitli Is K.scortfd T o
S o u t h Of Shaiiftltai;
Mnritgoinei y J u i 1
Tliousauds Routed
T o Avoid l.yn cliing
I L m y M iu Hell, C h a i r
m a n Ol Civil Seryu t* C o in in i s s i o n
t )i tlet ei! 'Tu A p p e a r
Commerce Dept. Says Money Rolls
In-Anrl Out-Of Florida P o c k e ts
ONLY 2 P A W
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tlv% ir ,|(|- 'vllt ll I'lflliJfnl
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ill,I llir tllLllU ptod>i. r Im$,ifit i v i M t s i t ItV next lllCl*
ill'll 41£i! wi « Ihr*fil hi thr Renats
l.u e iv ii
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l I Itminitrd *lie
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ul
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(l;irvf*y Burnette
( oimiirnds Lions
l;,or Si^ht Work
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vllltlx' I'T a'llltill «*ll with
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I i ii ll d >I
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y'ltl - i «?5 l j {
Mi m i * m iioih'iVil hv lh Frank
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ttfg I'D I hi* |Mll
of
•MiiiL.if f tity :* . rlh-sy li vn ruhlfrulc
Min h ni hi »»l «-i » nil hi Ta m p s.
Ihiinitf lli* ‘v|i am h VllD'lik'ait War
.........I .....mi
i-rt* I,mini lu con•i"l Go* I.....
mil tin; Health
II.. ml
,!• , ,inn (iitiiu* sgent,
liiiiiog Gif v.iiif iirrind, he vaid^
. t,,:»il ’» ( - oiti’le sgailixl (mall*
I nyflr I I I
|,o (
‘,ri.|
liuluri,
vary
Ifttli*
of
>. iu.’ii t- imii funiul in Florida.
to tGfi’i (uililir Gmnght turned
■uwir.l louitG, .'"OilitIiiik m Fiot„la. .’in<l it wn fuiiu,l Gist many
|,l;i>'i'( I,n,l iirulpqiisti* bosnitll
i(i*iliti”- In IUV. Iiuwcvvr, there
iv.'t. Iuii thi.’f r,iiiutv Iwalth deluirtmi'ulx Tliii’i* veam liter, IS
Im,) boon esinblixficd At present
»■*! not uf <17 cmtUtirn ill thv (tat*
buc” hunltb ihqinrlitivuts ha said.
.M r HimieMt* .’oimnemled Ihr.
I rani. iJiilJliiiaii fur ilia fine work
. arried mi to pri*;>ervu lu-alth In
I'piiiIiiuI,. Count., and lountt’d out
Gnu more than 7ti per cent
it of
|tru.s.:linol age childri*n had begn
.uimanl:c.l from certain Jlr.caso's.
Hookworm In out; of the dlsaasra
now being I'limbatlrd. he said.
Much work lias been done, he satdi
,ii L'onibstting tuberculosis.
Mr Siirnettc declared that this
area ix in need nf « sewage dU|io«al plant, and he suggested that
tlie Mona aid In nr,minting auch’ B
prolect.
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fAf’KSONVM .LF, Mar. 20
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Now Orleans
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WEDNESDAY MAR. It, !»*♦
■ M '/ \ -
iford Herald
Senatof Pepper’s Speech
Senator .Claude Pepper tmtdu a very good npeech in
day nlglft for George Smathcra.
ord Monday
SmHthcru. Skipping
Sanford
mm
■ ■ '■ M a t lightly over the real lasues of the tampnlgn. devoting him___ « t so# r * « w f lS self Inrgoly to netting up straw men and then like Charlio
ru.wto. aM#rJfc* A * McCarthy mowing them down, Klqrida’n senior Senator
•f March a, lira
looked very much like u Hrared ralihit and wan far from the
kSlfi^WWte*skillful and vigorous cnmimlKimr ho whh Ik-fore he fell un
nonnoVnr aw
der tho'chMrma of Alarshal Stalin rluring that famuiin trip
a iO H M M t u a n
ilP O n f ( U t i l
to Momiow.
Carrier ......... ................ - • . JJ
Altlimigh ho boasted of never having tried to win a
im M**|h , ■-— ----- —
«•*•
political
campaign hy appeals lo racial or religious pre
N M tif
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tear ... .. — ,....... j y * judice, he devoted most of hia talk to an effort to prepudlce
thrt people against Sinutlmn by denouncing the DuPont ln*Mnk>r m r liilw r »•»
"I tereats. trying to rekindle prejudice against poor old Her
M ia iirr|-T-r* .«•» H r r«Mi»«>
M W w !••*•. will *» ........... 'Ml bert Hoover who baun’t trer’n In politics in nearly 20 yean,
■ r«a*icr ##»t»'Ui*a *«»•••
* f c r i i i i i i l M lh i r lli. Hr la- and to h bitter iwruonal attnek agnlnal Martin Andersen,
■ a * Mc«*r«*rr Hc*rwc*llrra publisber of tIm Orlando Senlfncl, who la not an bunco in
I t * l*ifc. I 'l l r u i i Ktircll.
this campaign, and who, we suapet-l. can take cure of liinif c . . ;ii' c m . »** at. _■.•■**.
*. **¥Si" B ci' iiI* It""« x ia iiii » l *hc nelf.
•' |H *«IM .I Pitta nhlrb lc entltlM
Ho excused Ids enthusiasm for Communism by saying
aavlatliclr I* H* •>»• (nr »»m M i•taitn vf all .he local «c*»o grists* Dial just because he enjoyed the hospitality of good old
la Ikll nsnsgHgsr, at artll at all
_
ai*»aith»*.
_ Joe Stalin on that Visit to Moscow, that didn't make him a
JNKHUAY.’ MARCH 29. i960 Communist any more thun Ids trip to Arabia made him •
OD'AY h Him,ft VEHUfc
Monlum. lie might have added tliul lie mold probably have
■ ,j; .....
. -------uono to China without Isromlng a Chinaman, and ninny
»r ,
Th# Immortal part of u« la Ih* Americans have visited iMoscow without becoming Com
}, r ’ ' j m m p*»*- 0,,r ■"•••"
L?,. f l W ran not b# lah*n from ua. munists—In fail, most of them come back deploring Com
. ■
B$m# lu te tpanl a life llm « In munism—but Ihe point is, that Pepper didn’t.
I 1
aeHimultllnp athet. Dust Hum art
He came I.Hck and launched himself Into the mint
*’ 'i •’ arid unlr dual Ihou shall tsturn. flowery oratory aland the virtues of the Communist system
m H I
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Gen. 3:19. and the charm ami grneiouHitcss ol Joe .Stalin. Ho even went
own in Miami a cimiil judge so far as to do everything within bin power, both in the
■hi*a,""fri
........
-i
)mld« that a m tn'i duly end ohli- Senate and in public nperchcs throughout the country, t"
block Amerinu, aid to Greece ami Turkey when President
y
gition In luppmt liii childm i it
Truman and other Democratic stalwarts were desperately1
t01* " 9'**1 v*heth»r hr h it man
trying to keep the Rtinsiuus out of tlnmu countries.
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pad ihrir molhrt nr not. Ilo w rw r.
Barely louciiing on the FEPC hill, though he insist
f; S lT w IIL pinl)il)ly have gitiltt ed he voted against It while trying at the siunu time
. difticully m gelling hi
him In dn Ilia to give the linpresaion to a largo crowd of Nugroea in Ills
audience Ihut lie was nevertheless in favor of it, lie didn't
Hi’
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mention the other Civil Bighth tneusiirea, all of which he
..Anolhci uld Itndmtih in Jack* endorsed in Inn speech in Gainesville last year, Insisting
.52 Million
jj
#nvifl# il rinrm'rl In 'IrilriKllnn. that ho would continue to support them, oven if it meant
Il'M ila n M I ' m , Onat D ill
J h t Hulrl W ml h i . rtiliril »ui- Ills defeat for the Senate tills year.
i|i„'!,l nf Mujnrlly ts-aiiur l.iirui.
t
giving loini»l hulrl in Jtckionville
And if he mild anything aland how ho Is going to raise (|i III) fur Mvnii.tiiluinllon " f ‘ tin
.
V ’ i H r nf Ihr first In hr huill in the money to pay for socialized medicine, increased Jobless it, 11 ,11111'ililiilrntu tvlilrh wi'lt’ upXlooda, will hr loin down tllr i benefits. Townsend Plan pensions, and at llio same time |,,n | In ili,< iulniiniNtiHliiin.
i.n y „r A p ilriillm o tlnoi
S r # • > «• htriiig uiitlivrd it« Ult- take euro of the two billion dollars worth of nubile improv
'
fulntn Wr will mitt (hr Windtnr. limit projects which he has promised the various communi mill rilijicif I til dll' Tliyp KIMill
liiuli' itmi'i iliui'iil wliicli vvh:i siri 11, . j For 75 yran. il nr tta pirdrrrt. ties of Florida during this campaign, it escaped our atten |i«-il I nun tin- lilll. Hi' until il cuulil
^nr wliiih wa» ilnimyed hy lire tion. It wua as if tins Senator didn't know that tilings riiiiipli'ti'ly u 1 ri'k tliu price prop
^
'f
and rthuill m I'JDI, hat brrn a like that cost money, or Hud the government is ulrouilv piiipinm l*y niliiliiK lu «'<wtl» of
Iin 1n111nt; iiii IIIiiiih nl Itimhol-i ')t
]amlmarli in I londa't galeway running five billion dollars a year In-hind on its expenses.
noil im|M'<It■1tr vtoragii foci
W h e n lie had fin ishe d , the " g im m e boys K «iv« h im a ^
fl,r f M
wl „, nr#d price
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fine ro u n d of polite applaor.e just an if they d id not kn , 1
iihlf i»ui,-.
(Ch iih i I Twmm Eigi pgi)
to learn whether hia accreditation
•III b* renewed.
•
An hour later Dana Adam*
Kcbmldt. New York Tim** c a «»rpundtini, I* to appear for the
!,*nic purpose.
J pIiji R. Higgins of die United
Pres.* lias been called to appear
Friday.
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Mulii'it lligln of Reuters, ■ Brlliili new- Mgeiic)*, aUti Is cxpectml
in be 'iiisiioi'iifd imnurittw "i F ri
day. Blclo returned only today
frnn) a inne-tlay uS tmie ami tun.
had no word from lha fnretitn min
1st 1 y on Ida stains.
All tlieir accreditation, expire at
the end of the week.
Fvpollnl with hiwluthke la«t
Januarv were three other tnnlor
I'elVMlien. Their expulsion'' lediKml ihe ftiretgn slnff'i of the As*
-ntiiiitri I'met, Hulled Preis and
French Pres- ageney lo one man
and forced the rPixIng of tin
bureau « t the Kemeley new»pap*r*
of Britain.
At that time the foreign miiilitt y antd It would umaider *lsW applirntinns of men dexigned to r*place Ihe rxreltM correspondenta.
It tiiriinl ih wn the tippllrallott of
one AP correspondent. The Al* on
Feh. 27 mipllril In l,omlon In liehulf nf a second man. Aakctl to
day If die government would grant
Ihl-t man a visa, Rung* raid the
foreign ministry had not received
i llie application freni I .notion, lie
■ aid 1101 mill proceditre for RvltlnB
alint her AP ma nher* would take
aInnit six weeks.
IfiniRf said it wo* "mil our
fMult" if Ihr AP la not represented
l,y mi Anwrirati in tlrrchnslavkia.
An nptillcatloii by the United
Press lo hi lug it *«Coml mail hern
from I I.umlmi has brrn miproveil
t,\- the fmeigii ministry. This cor1 rs pomleiit will rrplac* «•
llurklnKham, uxpclletl In Janmwy.
| The Assiiciated Pres* olao ha»
W A H H IN G T O N , Mnr. 29 - tipi, laieii unuhl*. over • Pm W "*
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moiitha,
to
obtain ™
a visa t?
- - Ucp. Clmtinccy W. Rcvd ( R- i erni........
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was made m Sanfurd oil h e r th a t Hie uulialaiieed luulget of Hie last fow yearn n » "
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ii'ii'tii
ill Jon!
piirelutslng
power of- theii'
their | m
>umIihis
.iim m
him
Jnmesj
. nighi when ahuul ihirr cut the
Itindrrd young Nrgrort rnaiched la-nefits hy fi<> pereenl already anil would cut them aim
‘ a body from Cimigrlown In flirt her If Pepper’s plans for further expenditures are
gnolia Avenue in hear Senator realized. There mav have been some workers in the crowd,
epprr tpcak. Il wai ihe iirtl too. who (III not realize that llm 7ft cent minimum wage tin
bn* we have rvei teen an organ government now guarnideea them is only ftH percent in
* " J group of Negron allrnd a in actual purchasing power of what It appears to la* and
cal mealing in a Itndy. Il wat hence Is not as much as it was when the 'to cent wage llrst
largeit crowd nf Negron we w4nl 'into Affdct. 'or'tiwlui are paying taxes on a pensnni
which Is depredating In value every day the government
V*i aver teen al a political meet Hiiends more thin, it takes in through the channel* of tnxa
^ of any kind Bui we mini tay
tlmui
Vrai *t orderly a ^ o w d and at
Hid most of the bog* realize these things and hav.e
lit behaved at anyone could
inado up their minds to do something about It. I hat prob
va aiktd.
ably accounts for the lack of entlmiiiiiiuu over bonntor 1 opThe return dial ilia1lug neynapert of Flooda tie oppoting
ia re-eleclinn, tayt Senator Clamlr
'epper. ii noi betaute br liket
the Cijmmunitlt or would bank
fugj'the Voetnmrnl wilb, bit poll
bral promitn, bill became hr
wilitrd id give the U. S. Childien't
■Aarariu vupfrvition of earner boytIW tf, ihal't ihe lint lima w* have
jJWardfthal Pepper wanted lo turn
the carntr boya over lo the Child!«»'< Bureau. Be that at il may.
Ufa wonder if Pepper knowi lhat
on the Herald lha boyt
. more than ihe 75 emit an
which he bragt about at hit
itum wage law._____
a importance nf a complete
accurate cantua wat atrlutd
(• filk by Gaoiat Tonhy before
R o ta ry Club Monday. For the
1 tea yaara. the tocial, economic
political future of Sanford In
t Inrtancai may hinge on tha
r nf tbit caniui. Il makaa all
'•ranee In tha world to All
athtr tha nopulation of
fd 'ia found to be 14,900, or
9, /or many ol »h« financial
_ i i of lha future from aeon*
| '» U l "wAll at p o l i t i c a l
" ‘ -U o m ' will h i determined
‘ iai wa ata in tha ovtr
mug, o» in tha undar 15.f. Evaryona who baa tha
C rn m tfm k
Reporter Ousted
TTI,H.
m* .s i n l e - I F. t o n nt Imx Men
iilijivlu«|f vi^fiMMinlv l«» Hm *•
MfiMiMi
nun nmi'iiiliiirnl o f finals rnnt**inl
it wiMilil Uitrrff'rr with tllit t.HIfE•
1 littnil? nvipriM al 11 mil*
liiriitH |f n^.rii mi.
I hr ^!u/ftiii*54»n
it ti w * n I
wiiiilil 11 unite Hull Mil future trade
pin 1 x mill exloiniun of lli»>M' now
lu .'iM-rallnn Include an "oaraeo
clininr" lo piulcrt U. H. 1federal
farm |ir«uraiun.
Hi|r|i a III m l dim wan ai|i|ci| to
minlher farm eric* nupeort Mil
lav’l vrai liv tlr** irtiaf#, hilf If’ ftU
idly ua', killed In s Hcnalo-Hnilve
1 unfcii'iii c mi dial mi'amiic,
Tin ic Inin Seen nun'll cumneiiliiiml iiitiiim n nf Im an Im oorl«
uf I'uiuiilinu |iuiatuiM in j-ccent
\ll||l, wlllll' I III;, .'OllllttV With I lk
uiy mull n.iilllnn dull,11 Itikuo!, on
IU|llll> III ill |llll III ••!' .
Hull) ih,' 11,iii'io Sill unit Hcjiale
, niHinlll.e viirnlmi wnnlil 1 nl>«*
1 1 i fmull. Sv $2.diiS,SiHi,itt*0 aluivu
' 1 ini' m l ,(nl In ir it v »f *1.890,000.
nus to Mi|i|"iit fmin pint's.
M e n u iv S i t e , ill M’a lllnuttiti.
I lliuinii& K Murray, 11 Nciv S'ork
you earn, ami to make a profit'1.
Today’a young people are likely to he well informed on
basic iMuea, tolerant In their Judgeinantn, and, like the
youth of the pant, abounding in physical energy. They arc
well prepared, hr a rule, for their part in running the
ran
Worldra machinery. It ia well to remind them tin
are
begin now to ttae Iheir eapabtlltlcn In the waya
open to them.
•
fourth as large iss this nation's.
IK E AHKH S T U D Y
RYE, N. Y., Mar. 89. ~ (ZTI TAX FRftB D1NNRR
Gan. Dwight D. Elianhowar wants
WASHINGTON. Mar. 89, — UT)
tha1etdlagM to undartaha a study
of why-ao tnanv American men — The Democrats don’t have tn
war* rejected for military aervlca pay federal taxes on Ihe |IOO-aIn^WorkFWgr II bacausa of mrn- piste Jefferson-Jackion Day din
ner here.’ Apparently the same
Thare wart 2,000,000 of tham, holds trua for other Jeffersoti
th* Columbia Unlvaraitv President Jackson affairs held over tha
told an alumni meeting la»t year. rountry.
The Republicans, on th# other
Jia ura*d that college* seek In
‘
.on the rauiea. and h*lp hand, paid 89 par cant un theft
Day im*
ho* iUPtwr.
supper. An auntaddls them.
,
Lincoln pay
O i>*OitH«a V i m I’*** lla,|
nut'll lix'unl* arr tml tu lio Rivt-n
to (tinRituviuuul cuinmittoei. Mr.
T iuimhii ivnuuil n Kt'iirtui order tu
tlmi i'ffn-1 In IMS. Jlc took Ihe
pomtion llii'ti lino tlieri' nrr lotienUiidliii; jireeeilnitn for the cxe
eiitive I,iiiiirli uf Ihe Ruveriuneul
refining to give diH'iimenln lu
Ho said
CoiiRieita if it would he against | ney Grnerut
Me Grath that thr
'-v
/
the lurhlir 11.Iciest.
I ,,n*"n hn' f "w' ,
'
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»,.
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...,! er, preableiit of a tnnton. lit,
7 r" . T '
,
V.« ' UMW local, 150,0(t0 ami hlnrk19IH order dmt mty nuh|H.enas for ,,
, hj
fr„J^ cnip|oymrnt fl»r
Ihr- in o riU we.,' to 1-0 referred ••attoniptlnir to t.l-ey a goyrrt.h,m'
I mint i'liek-to-work order during
From a legal standpoint, Ache- t|„, r(vunt BUft c a l strike,
sun, Metiratli and Mitchell me • >•|,, v|(tw „f dn< fart that the
liunitH nf the Plrsldetil. So, lu -pepurtmciit of Justice orlginatnt
effect, dir Issue is whether the , tlP c u rt nellon mid seettred the
Himste run foree the I'retiident to injunction which Sldener was cnglvt II iinvernment. teeonls.
drawring to oliey, I mu ossun.tnif
The records xought are those thnt vmtr ufflre I* Interested lit
liive'itlgadons eectiring Jusdec for this miner. 1
d rill hr with the lnveidgatlons
' '
tnpdv Info the loyalty df some 90 Reed said.
;meminent employees,
employee^. The null 1 ■He suggested use of the U . s . 1
gorernment
day
Hunting (Jrounil How
To Bt* Threrthed Out
X,' N I (> II l> O K I Vrs IM . it I*
l it N O N 1 1 '
l i l t I I. A S 111 N t' A d It » w
WI3D.S THUUS. & FRIm29, 30 & 31
Hy Popular Itequeat!
H A C K — T o T h r ill tt New
(irn^ration
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HO Million I^hvc S*en lit
Million Mor# W ant to 8 m It !
1). W. Griffitll'g
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' THE BIRTH OFPr*Y»*‘
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With GlorktiiH Nymphonlc
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Social Calender
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GOWNS
Thurs, and Fri. — 3:00 to 10:00 P.M.
ic e C re a m
S eda
Rich
■C BO 1.7*1 That w»c.«t#nd to
your favorite flavor Bordon t da-
te rm e d family, oar d*Pte»»
and
Creamy,
liclou# m a n y
mod*
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with
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Special low prlco
on
WOMKNS IIANDMADIC, and
HAND EMimOIDElWD FUliRTO
RICAN COWNH.
wmT £ ^
h«r k u iin ly bom* our b*Uw»
M member, A rank* TlibMh, w#
J2, m»mb*r* ol C«iifb*ll-U>M n«
f a ll No. M< American L*flo«
ONLY/
DAYS
LEFT!
r*n i«/ijth
A Z'A
Tltcie 's run a tingle huiton ua this
\hOfti «m
Ju .( sip ii u |i . . . i i m |i iu lln r and cudi.
I.uuk, g 'r .i/ -.m u n ih e r . Iic iit .-liin n ^
C*R*«f and Lulls
lea Cr*am
i i i s i velum
n tw , iiiu d c n i-d t.ig ii .h i n l
th in Iru n l, tin RspiiiR, nu liutRing
J ’,*/. ii vn Jir/u l i.n id n ii and lu n vu a p
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Half Gallons
JVotP Featured at
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imttalkat, fmtstlai
fkht Pianl
m a p . arc guaranteed fur w a.liability.
W h ile and nnsri new panel c u lm ,,
hiss. 1-4 lo 17, .leevc length . S l tu >)•
Culll'Hl* til' ll .it'll ll.sillK thin
aliirt
Liiiii# into Fouiay’n »nd net Ihi* lovely nnmirlnieid nf
iMBOTlsil f#wn». Huy yuur enilrt Hummem mipply
while Ik# ’price i* only 11.00. All *iie« 34-ia. Knch
low* iMMlered, *nd ready for une.
.
fur liix i'tlo w e a r lie-
emiau ia ia an ainnnth in fro n t.
tayoter grh* mhw AgrC li |4S 00
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c iu c at never ftrlore! Y o u 'll Ilk* lha
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ItnptiHt Women Will
; Have 5<Uh Meet injf
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mh Tfo It Ii %l li in ll'.iir
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Junior I fix'll Will
Hold Spring Frolit'H
IMPORTED
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At .-»• linnaii
\\ •1.1 M No, II
I t.e* I'.tlill W 4t»u
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• » -. i... *•# i»r
• l «i| i \inrrictuu
ii •. o . l Vwt I••11
• M.ir Si'iiM Itanch
louke Mary
43 wlil meet in the Odd Fellow*
Unit sl ih.’ill ft. M. for a '. iveied
tliah tui'pui. All ttilH'ks"* Mint
Odd Keiiiiw* O' * illVtli d lu Mtleild
with iheir fnmillu*.
T t tr m iiA Y
.*4|((ri I Ml
Th# lihytlira Hour
\»-w*
i\ fitrrn .Jaltora*#
H»vrn O i’lnrk Hub
N*W1
H.mimy Kuy» Orch.
Pint I'lprr*
M.'ifitim |>*«\oi|nnfl
Mi.imI- in .\f»i*»|g*
\\ Tl.l At N idi*
l
LoJ*.
I lie huihecue wn . -el veil Iniffct
-lyle ill I lie cluli hllli*e :,l ihe I'nun
s’V rn I'atrli N i*\vh
t
<ry Cluli.
Spring llnwer were
tn v i i t n i M v p \ i \ i i :i i
1
li-eil in ,ir"lu*i"ii lu (mill un nl
it* i v r t t t i n . t i n
tractive -citing fm ihe -upper.
I In- l.nk. Alarv limin' ileumnA huge .111'Ullgeillelll nf cnlln lilit-- ft11j*i mil i ’ll.!) I'l.Ttfl lltlfil nt th*
Mi .anil All* Ft:ink I! tl ilni.iu
The Daughter* uf Wesley Sun- ond greenery tta* placed on the
i OlllltV I* 111 I HO ini'III* Iihvi iH titm-il t" du'ii tni'ii,• iii i
_ day School CIumm will "puiiei r n inanlli- uml llie piisiel flnwer* were I
w"ii iiidiviiLiiil itwiirtD. M r-. tlie ITilill'inlli lluii-i- in ft'irllatul.
W based ham supp*i from ’U.'IO In li ed Ihnnighniit Ihe niiiili.-. Tlie Wn# l linrii**, J r .# fiisl prui* fm a Ale., uf'i'l liuving >|ienl III ituv* t"
•:U0 ft. M. at McKinley Hall.
llSi’lirulilin* weir under III! dlree- rnkf .•iul M r- J. A Yalfp. ihlnl
\%.’t.
ft. D ................... Jt.. visit,-.1 h i' ’ ‘S’ HI ft.lui Mie.mm., > ll.,pti*i .......... ... at I . nth M i •i l noil ( «|" I
FK IIIA 7
Ihrn uf .Mr-. J. A ftonilei nml Min
fm rimiiDiK
\p' 8. in 2 f M I‘.
Th* annual Junior High School Roy Syria*#, Jr.
... ....... "id
"'• *» ........ .
Vtti vitliiip tin* Nr|*i'i» l!d«lv run ■tele, uml I.....he. it,.law. Mi. and
11 mi Sing el* Sc Illitl
frolics will he hrld at 8:<H> P. M.
Prise* In lie uwaided ut tin t i l l in ililmiilu M"ii'la\ Mirbf v%n> 1Alt*. I. h Brow.-■ u. \Ve*i I’alm "
‘
................... .......... .......... •
l.ct S. I \\ '<utli-\. I i,
ut (
|'.up
.nt ..d lie V .lint
I'tt
in th* school irudltorhim.
eiinrliixiiin of (lie liiiiruaiiienl wen i Im* II (*- I'up. In* unit th* Win Wei tleacli I'lidnv.
V III ||| I . I I ' l l '
It
ill.llil.
III » "I
.H'l.NlM »
nn di.-pluv iigaiiirl n hnckirtiiiind <>f l•••I•11 • ..f Knl«*r|irift*Ml ati,I d i- Beck Alnttliew- -I'll It Innlly
II It ti I In in
Thr NiiiilirKin Hu ml uf thr Wom l.la. i. velvet in ii -linwi iiie l.ninli,
T I d 11mi K*taf I I. hid ||*‘H hnvi* «* „l till ( ilv, ftn., vt-ited with Mi
an’' Mhiluiinrv Union for <hHiti ,-n href uml pull, had been Imthemed I Im-11 tlMIIHI'
('. Winkle nl then
I a•| a |l'M llu V’*, mut Miagtd -ix lu nine warn, will mre! under llie dil eel toil nl W C. Hath Rev ulnl Mi#. W It. I|iiii*f«iii. Il*- Iturne nil l.ul.e Triplet Diive
in,
M»• i . . . i c
T t * : i i ’ ln * i’ N ( V r i i ! t r a i l ' s
si 3:30 P.M. hi die First Hunt,*« away and were served with lint ii to ihill la* M iiiMiultei f«| a a luiuiei
All- Widiniu Npiuiil nl Nlimiei i luiielii.i hull .| \\
Church.
-alud, In*, eil green -ithid. Iirea.l I'ii tm .>r i !m* I'miiiiiiiiniv ('Iiiiirli Buck, ftn. who tin* Im'cp vistlllie N .1 \l■ IM ii
5 •IA 4*11 ii S a i l i i ' l t l i l t ' S
- n n in...
• Sl. Msi K’* <'hunter. Woir.su'' pickier, olive* mid led ml fee.
S|ll llllllip aSlillllllV Vhll )| (Ilf .1 II will, Ini ihiugliler*, Air* t . < | iiiiunli
Auxiliary uf Holy Rrimi Kpisco.Skew*-, weie M|h. Kli?til»Hli Hull- Winkle, Mild All*. Willmm Nnviji ' J i,,,,.
pal Church, will |||*«| at 8:00 P.M
•i mi amt liteiitflitrl, \li«. A lie lie wn* - iiildenl v callcil liuine dn* j»aat tli* lioin* of Mr*. Allis- Steen
I week, tlllc tn die lllilf*. of .lllluthl •
Al»l*’x, lailli ill illjllllilii
w»rth, 808 W rit Ninrleenih SI.
!(•*« •’•«! IV ll*e Will. I.tti’l pur I dunglilci
TdltNHA T
Mi,* Jutinmi Deck,',, uf Ball*' KM'!' Il pH* in.iiilnl li.'ii
elite III till’ M. Ii. William IliillM*, I
The DniiKhters of Wesley Sun
tm ,
ihiuiftt m iii-H fium tin I'Inni'll 'to u t., ftn. » i it'd Wulne-ilm hp .I ..( Mi
day School class >f ihr Fir*i
’tli,. annual Jntdui H lrli Sehoul it| ihe Nte/meiie.
l 1hi, i tin v with M i- A F I ii lit, nn 1 | ,|,
Methudftl Chinch will hold lie teg. Npimg Frulic will lie pie-enled on
Vi Hull' llie J. II Nk» Heft fm
iv ..! , .|,
uDi business und social nierling l iidaty nighl ul H 00 ft M in tin* two iluv flii* pa'll w ill, w*•* M iMr nod M i- Bcinuiit II Medti.
al McKinley Hull hi 7-Mi» I'M •chord Iiiulilorlnm. Oprping vsit I, Mteiufr Wi’iley "f I illim*' \ llie
| Wlll.l, of llllllUlIMP'di-, tllit UlllV 'd
t"
with liln. E. If. I.un*y's group a« tier rIc.linn* hv tlie .evenlll grade
K \ huiiirluftp mill til* •i » i « i . Ill III,' CI.MMMIlil V ltd* I", I week •licit t.i
notiettes.
y ter cluli, consisting of Ju girls Ml ft. Ifa’i llaft II Sorrell Imvf Run* :uil will male linn iculeuce m i'.,, t,,.,a,,i
dipt liny*, and f,-aiming llie seventh lo /ellwniiil li# V|MI t !»•It Ll ol lie |, Huiiovlnwp lluml
! ,
Mi uml Mi*. Al •• l.yckn amt
^ F reN liy fcrittii ( Intrcli grade -ext, tie uiiilei the direction for l l o u y f m a (• w i|n\>
..........
M.
*..... .
ut Mrs. W li. Firming
MotuLib NIr**. Kli/a Hnyiln ami I moil, ..f lieti.nl. Mi...........-lid
F lu n s K n stp r Sprvift*
A minedi in one to t, "Paul ' daiighti
Mrr. li I Far un lift 1111•v*‘11 ml" 111! aimilllllllllv otlat ••••'! •••*• \l I II \| 1,1. . ...
'll
.k'»aii|a\ M ill fl. •ia t.4.4
Splits Ihe A I iiiis.’* will lie pie-enled f.., < link tani k , \V \ .i I Lev Iiuyi* plhli lo •.pal nl** I! Sill. Ian lim*.Slot
Saiunl:.« •fi ••............. it. i
The Chancel Choir of the First hv a group n| -eVelllll guide pupils lieen M*’tliiii: Mr** Snviler' lilotli H r n u t Mat mil lit tfmiili Ft‘»n
I1i. It a|I*ill* l.l •’•. If* HV .l»’tei I ••♦•*•! Illl. I* • I i .• I* i
I til
Presbyterian church on Fjsiri as*i*le,| I, V Ml*. Ruin'll humid,■V •i iii law uiitl ilfliM, lt* Y mill Mi* I*.Ilf
'1 ii *I mil III
III llit* \\ iIII «*l I' ai I. *..lilt. I ■lit l*teli
i
. I .!« »
night a( 8 " ’cluck will prerenl all Ulnl All *, l.esle, liiitlll te \ ". nun C. r Wlille
If iy It Ml ftetell (lilll I* it"*' :»lt ♦••lilll'1 *•*•#.»• Ml •ii. I
I
Ml •IS. lilll illiei uml #oil
ot her in Iheir a*ri»» of all muai.' ity dance* uiidei ilo d iiiilh m of
Worship servievs, il wus aiimiunc- Mi- riu lim, HaniPiniid apil Mrs. Wtelft'l ,"f Tat Itetllil lie. I'*i uiitl a lilll .S. ..ill** It.itiiiu I amp at 1 •.*••I •% I* » I •i •
» .»•••'..tun* ti.i»
rd today hy the R*v. A. ti, Mc- •’Iiaile- II:,lull, will lie riven liv it It leti»|# Mi«- In Aline (iir^'>i y u| llrilla. Slia* will l •*|hiii I••*l |••IV lt tia.il. il.. I. I
till fill! tl fi V* ith **
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*'»•••, tn. I M
l»*>h II
l.l
ginitp nf eiglnli grade g illlloile »|ale. |*||., left Mmitlay
im l,. pastor.
Mi- - M|iiili*\ .fiitaliiii Si/fitliM
1 i" •••«. x II , Mi
•m •it
*i
rhe eiglilli grade will mIsii pre- Ilielr m |H live llollle*
n»ev It o!
' , A alniilui service Riven hy Ihe
Wit Ii Ml*
limilllt'l V ! WMF tfi«* |n\«*l V spi |||j» l.l ».li> .1 la id mill I ' " i l« • •• •» I m it
group Jo*d prioi to Christines •••III I, -Il dt operetta ••lltilled "A apeiil nv%
1I*inf \ K«lw«*mi in n VM’ifilinif »*i 1 "p« idu»i « m. I dmihi. i I
I
i I
•licited roinpliiiieninry temnikr I*nv III \ l.vp*v Cam|i" tn which lllll'L*. .Ilia* l\ llllftkv
I lit* liriilff »* * !••••■. "I Siid.'iip, \
i
Mi
Mi *.
IUVII If'., Illll.t .""I III1' I "»IKVYiiitel Sulul Ja\
fiorn scores nf llm*e who filled Uyp-v song* will he fealureij.
I. I *
v*‘il t.i** it »l*
I
M" •pti
''Ill'll inning llu ii flu i|niiKl<>*ai «*f ^li i»nil Mi
th* sanctuary, Ihe IochI luftiinler Dunce* will lie hv 'Indents of the lirolln't j "
laid. He expressed confidence Ihsl jhrxlturv .School uf Dancing und niece. Mi*, hitv llnriimiii of Suit Si/i'iiHiii- o| thi Ilnliti ti lioil Kou'i Mi* 11*11"IdWiinl, Mi i* I* i i .
Slii’ is a inftilniM*' iif W nilrr l*mk Mi
I'mil
imi •• , ,m * Mi l'* »
I v Park will lender vmliti -ele. - hind. Md
ih* b.asier song service , would he flit
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fully us enthii«iiisllcaily recelv- tir,n . Tlx- operetta will Iw direct
Mr*, li I." Sl'ililnm i- •pending IliKli Si'hmil uml I iiTU»h*i* ri'MIll' l»* ail l(« li . sfioo pi , »
•*1
Mi
ed liv Air*. Fleming
*d.
•nine lim, with hut uni und il.itigli V'f te»"Dial Si Loi.l uml i»l i»if4roi teinl .L lu ,..n w. ip
«sivn» » of Ht. oaii.
Th* rhorislers who will give the
trr-hi-hiw die filivct diolihnn* in 18 mu Fiiiployi'H " f llu* I -if» u»» iSrou Wif. !(•*>•«I
lift’ A «“OCillli'lll of I *I VllllMlt II Tlte’ ‘ P'M'M ll Ifll
program ire th* ‘.‘j! inloll shigers
l.oke A If t•,1.
.Mi riiHiio
Wii
i \s nt»•■
who make up the reRillnr cliofr of
Airs.
(' W. Ni'ililnm nipt All* KiMoiii !• u x in ifiiii t•* of |iftrni».
tv tl .
thr church, lull they huvw linen
Ruv I. II,,well, Jr.. *p, lit Ftitluv Mil'll. fta'liool . Mllll “p«‘l»* •hr* • 1*1" i ••' I'll Iii I'f 10 5' 'I
rthrarslpg for several i weska on * t^ ~m t ____
witli Mr* I'dgai Parrish in Orlu Vt*ni *i Iii lIm* IJ. S. Mmvlmnl M b ••• yi •i *»i i *» '• » •mioii. mi
A fift fLr •••••••iimtiv Ini*1 Mi niiit Mi^ i. \ I. iim y h of
th* anthems, nroyeis and reVista. Mrs. i'arrl*. wtin l« Alt* rlnFft
M'i
ni"l Mi
m*'
ipcnses that will hr used In sarRepresentative.* from all parts HJuhlom’s ,laughter, nccompanh ■! foiiplr Ifft oil o lour "f I Mil M* *1 lioliteiti«p"lift
rn
pltin to iiop for ii •'Lull 1 vli- I’ i i i .r i •• il t.i
vlca calftiradng the rcsiirraetion of Florldu will gat tier for tlie 5l1tli them hiinir for a shoit visit.
of Christ. In addition to three ur- Animal Meeting "f the Flnrida
’l III' I i • " lit I'. ...... I.....
Hnlimlnv nflernonn Mr*. W. ft vM l Ilf MollIlT€»V. I *in'll fill'll »•*• '
an iiutnbei* thal__will•b*^ jilayed Baptist Wuman’s Alisslmiary U n liurke. .Mr. and Mrs. J. I.. Iltillsnl turn tIifv will Li* u *mm*IM4*'I with dv
I 0* I'l • Ipi.'M I. ' I a . I'f.li
y Mrs. George Tottliy,
ion which will la- I"-Id in die Nora and AD*. [Jiillui vl'u rlstcr, Mis. A Mi mul M f Friif A Kilwroii
f t l . . • L m » i.
• i d
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I " Id
of Music for in# church, uml un Mayo A Hill t»ri"i" m tVintei Huv I.. Willi.nu nf lacksonvllle. cnll'.t Si . lo flu* o|M»rnlLt|i of I lo- Oak
der whose direction tlie servlre rn, Apr. 4 8. I.'-ginning with u un the M. I' IBIIItel - til Wllilrl Rotter M'.ti'i ('m ill to Sinilfi I'ii* * ..iiiiioiiii' M* •lo. fi f * I f " . I
•ia\ molliioo |..h.. sim •I.*
’•111 Ii* given, there will he <*v*n nlglit sassliui nn Tuesday unit end fturk.
Fm V
in tlirn i' i i h I two liymii*- Tn i1 roil* ing Thiirsdav ut nui'ii.
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M il. |fiiLt*rt I*. Mio 'L hI •nli r 'III*
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A 114-IKI i■IK the District /"lie
gitRAllon will Im* ngId 'i I to join
lot. ••• i..■ii itL. Mil.-ii'.l.
*it l 11"I.- I*
Plan* are lii-ing mude for a ter- Itrsll v uf I tit- ( ’hutch of die Nn/ni luiliMl Hi,' South SilldlM'li’ I*, .of' j •••!«• iilil. iie|.
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tinginic tin* hymn*.
md nt tendance.
An outstanding cue, In-Ill iii tlrlmiil" Frillsv, w n WoiiiRii'ft n u ll nl ii Miiinoi f.i'lil tm i ih li.'M st
Mr. Mcliinis stressed the point program has lieen arranged. Mis Rev Kdgui McCnnnuitglmv. I >i.« uf flu* lloliiluv Inn lu*d wi*i L
"i"i» no.I •i \ •l II ' \ '
.
that not only la th# <holr inost sionaries frum the United Stale* Mnrv pestor uml Mis* Doris Sl"
Ml uVial Mr** lii'IM* K"I|"I "li l*oi'lip ILi* ho ilo
• i.'ii it
of Ih* Pr*»byt*ri*n» Join In «n » and abroad will he nn the twn-dnv blom.
ulnl «lhiiiftif4,i , liloiio, r#*lnt•••*•! pm f foi 'lo pHi »i .n ............. iol
o.nil i
eager to have #• m H«y.•*
i . i m. l
Calling at the Flunk Min-Imw lo tloil liolIM* III till* Noilli itff••• mol ....... ............ Ml.iL.ald "f I*
program. Some of the mil-of-*tnle
lltivillte ftfIf Ilf t Ilf w llllrr ill Iflte I !#••»», I.Oll
It'tell I*" I a*AYHt*1 .. .
J4i • I
speakers are as followa: Mis* home Hiitnlav were Mr. nml Mi
•I f f m ilir i "iiiior v m l»> L*
mil* >i O'
Gladys Keith, superintendent River M. Flanders of W lntrr fork. AD* » I'ininunity.
(lor*!* «»f Mr*, it A. Moili'ir - 1 i»iii» - ......... li. Mil ii. i i p i . i . i !'••
Front Missions. New OrUans, un A. I.. Wilson of Jarksonvllle runt
fiM'iil i-lmirli ul iLi* lii'ii* • il < "ii
ti .'i.fo|. if.
der the Home Mission Roartl; Mr*. Mr. and Mrs. lien Milliard of Sno
f'll'll. l* (if I Ilk* III»taf 'It Idlll I 1' •
11II A*L. It
tallon lo attend-___________
D. F. Ihrvd. former secretary nf ford,
Wii. h
»i •r i ol..
Saturilnv the Hoy .trouts raised the Ferimlil l.uoght"n Mei""".il i In ii il h i m * Mi r r
Flu. W .M .U., now living In A t
IR O N IN G M A C H IN E
A I' I ,H<
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lanta: Dr. Albert McClellun, di mm* 123.04) |,v means nf a rum H"*|iltnl where she hs* been mi I. IIV Deli vale. Mi
’ About 39 girls uf the Senior rector of pulillcadons, executive mage sale, the prorerds of which .tergolng treatment
All,'lim li' lleleglile .11 "d All* I ,1
mol i L iiaa
Horn* Eronuinlcs Class of Rent- iommittee of the Southern Unptlst wOll purchase additional enulplie
Al.
Folli
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l.ender
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ft. I). Andermn, Mr*. I'. I). An(ler*nn, Jr., and rhlhlren AIuipi leglillll mulidil, Incel Illl’ ul llu
Convention: Rev. W. H. Rrvant, ment.
| a*fI •#\at Illl* L I p. •!J»l »*•**» ODD
Mr. and Mrs. Hudolph Ifendet uml ft. I). Anderson, 111, of Aft,il- Hum.I uf .Steward, will he held nl '
missionary to Chill — native of
O' '•Lap*'*) Mil'. 'Ilf MOllol •tei •
Alabama; Rev. and Mra. Raymon son nf Del.and ware callers Sun Iuml ami Alls# Virginia II. ftnli"*i lire chillcli, Tloil dm ••veiling. Am
mach?n# by K U e X RUnfl.lk. Iran- 'trothers, missionaries to Nigeria: day at the home of thalr cousin*. motured lu Melhmiriie Hmuliiv. II, folluwilig tile leg,dill |i| 111•I "III
<lllt •••*«! Ill
il.ol id) Mi '*
1 I. ill' f Hid il ' 1•■ ill •* b" h O
where they were Jollied hy Mr. •lie,'ling.
Rev. and Mrs. Maurice Brantley, Mr. nut Mrs. W. 1*. Burke.
*Mf t ^ ^ r b a ra ^Ru'pr rdTt. stomwllr mlssiunaries tu Nigeria: Mrs. MinAhsi iMfllV Kill Ml i.f I Ii I ll Iol
Air. Ernest J. Cole, 8r., ban u* Anderson'* son-in-law it.id dn nr li
i i.'
nelle Graves, director of Good Will Ills guest over the week-end, Mr. ter, Air. and Airs. .1 K. Ilrnwer vi-iiicil *|*Lhi *dn v w it fi Ini
Centfr, Miami, mlaslnnarv "f the Ilrilre Ovorcn*h of Cocoa, fnrmt-i lliui ilHiighler, Nuncv. of M ■-1 •uni family. Mu. ltd #rll SLu»% nl
dt* first to try mil th# machine nn Home Mission Iloard; Mrs. Chns. l.oke Alary resident.
I’alm Beach. Thev enlnved a fain- V im niniolv IC«•.'•«!
table clotha ond shirt.# w#r# B#ttv Cowherd, missionary to Chinn; Dr.
Ml. Ificiiniil MlanLiotik. "f KiL *
Friends of Mrs. Vernon Mlteh'dl ily picnic oil Ihe bench.
Jo Holloway. Duncan Bak#r and Heitlee II, namette from Stetson will he gled tn hear that she wn*
Mrs. I’ertv It. Ilremei I* rrnic- N Y.. Ini'* I •’fBit Ill'll tl. Ll I•••111•
Martha Chapman.
University will alsu be heard, ns sufficiently Impruveil to lie re ally III al the Floridn Huullnnum llftl'9 rpf'lolllite Ilo* |>li <1 foul
moritlih nl l.iilo'vi* w I imIu *
will
several leatlera frot% Florida. moved to her home Bundav from ii Orlumlo.
I ^ X d IO P f KJKAM
Renilnula Retiekuh te'da* Nu.
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AUXlUABY. B-nfcrd, PlorWj
ti ■ .• \ ret l|M ji aM
ii ll!,l><Jd' ’i _[%.TAVjlfci
WT l.i. sii e-.i'S
FAST TIMES TONIGHT
| RADIO STATION
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W.T.U.R.
Mr*. W. It. Williunis yesterdut
won the Hut Powell Tropliy TourTelephone 148 mnnriit wiiich lia* lieen ill iirogrt'*- I
1}
arlin Palmar Ray—Society Editor
ut llie SMiiford-Semiiml* Count iv
l.'luli fui tlie pa«t three week-.
.Mr*. William* ve*lerdav defraleil
Air*, (ieorge Thiirstmi unit inuthie,
fm the event will l.c awarded a1
llu- Miimial Woman'* (ii'll A*sn
ciatiun pul t v lu he lield in Mnv
Annul inn persuns ullended Ihe
Prirmt- will h* sorry .„ learn
III llu- >i mi-final* plavrd ovei
WEDNESDAY
I'Slheciie which Is m eVeldiiR npent'd lliui James Wlight is ill and cullPrayer meeting will he hsld at events for ihe Men's Invitational fluid te Nl. V,IU'«|||’» Hurpilal II: ihr pu*l werkrinl Mr*. Tlnirstoo
woo ..Vet .Mrs. Mu- 11' I. log," i . and
ths First UaptlM Church at 0:00 tioli ToiiriiHment liring *uuU9"ied Jarksmivllle.
All Wllllum- drfrulrd Ml*. Klhn
P.M. Th* tludy of th* Buok nf juintiv hv the MaylHir Inn uml
Slink. Ihi liuirorv ha hren mil
Acts will b« iontiiiu*d.
tl„'
Sanford.Seniiiii.hCm inlrv
I.,tiding III llie lud lliui the liHi
Mi
Irurts Sliuillimi. a -tudelll
Jb
Thr Sunday hch»<d Depertmen- Flub.
t/ualilying roiiinl: wi-re
huvr Iterp *u eivnlv
tal nicvtinu uf th* First Hautl-i plhyed ludav uml Hilimt louriia- el llie llaplisl llltdr I lieI It til r III thipjiit
Church will Ii* hrld fnlluwlnu lueol gulf will hegln I "III,ill.IW I I •■k.-laiid, wa* III, week, ml cur I mat. hed aim iii.ii, Hi nl tlie o in
pr*>*i mceiinu.
liver I 'Hr entire* have l.eetr re •I Pel palelilS, All and Ml > II \t lia- hen -u -llvlil llirrr ol tie
rill*-!*
a1«I I it’ll sill **xtt
: diui.le Ii.
TIIIIK H D A Y
ceived fm ih,. lu'iinej
Day# Shannon, local fiddler".
4* now h#ing e##n a* » 4 I aa haard
on Unci# Dave’s Hound-up Tima, a
talavision show broatlcasl »jpm
|:3ti lo 0:00 P.M. near station
WMBR. Jacksonville.
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The show is diractad by Date
Brooker. and Hhamug* Is on« °»
a flva-pW# orcheatri.
OTI-MM
11.44 V, M.
Mrs. W. R. WilliamH
Wins I'owell Trophy
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Soctal And Personal Activities
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Mr. C. B. BIUkenderf*r. BCS
Nursery Manager, will conduct th*
tour and bAiavnllable to anawar
unrvtlons. rfftAndns making the
trip will
plantings of moat of
•lie Improead pasture grassaa In
. lulling pungota. Penaacol* Bahia,
I*,,m lal Bermuda'and a new shd
ven piondsittg Rtoas called Aryenline Bahln. ',Choice cattle wjll ba
ecn grazing’ th* various pM i
wheie evaluntlmi mav be mede of
dm Ris.jct sbilltv to piovfde nil*
trldous Rrarlnr during the erltlial fall mid early spring mopthi.
Persons InlerrHed In making
the trip shnultl aru-nge (j»r lh*lr
own Henxportadon. Thg gmim
will meet . Friday morning al the
corner of Park Ave. mid W Btrfet
et 7:49 and leave for Brooksville
promptly at eight o'clock. Tha
lour should br finished earlv
enough In die afternoon to permit
rHurnlnjr tn ^nnfnhl
*l*fk
Jacobsen pointed nut that tha
trip should ha partlculaily Intar
eating In eattlentfu who chut to nr
are developing Improved pastures
<>n 1rally, well drained, sandy soils
as most of th# Bthok.vllle Nuraerv
planting* have been matle on that
t Ib . m of land
•d* epncHiance befnre the Joint
.'lenete-Htmie Htomlc cmmldes. ^ S h e 'w a * executed at Winter
The coninildc* Is ronsIdarlnT Mur nUarfer* of tha Klngllng Brothers
Vxnd Barntim and Ballaye|ren»,fer:
ray's nomination to the Aftfl.
The ertglnser-huslne»»fn»n-lpvsn- killing flve-vaar-oM Edward Schoolor was iismed hv President Trn- lejr last Sunday a» ha fed her reaman last week lo fill qut the upJohn North, president, announced
explrfil t^rm of David B- 'J.lllwhthsl, who left Ih* commission Feb. the execution we* at B A.M. hy
‘ i - tan to aaa that avary-
r.t,
Bod Cotta*nratlon
The 8<mliInoU M
■a W b_t _ * | A tour
Dlatriet
h th*• BoR
Soil Co
Conamation «*rvlc* Nursery at Brookavlll*. fla..
on Mar. 31. I<ce Jacobian, local
planning technician, announced to.
Cliatinrey Kced
Wants Lewis Tried
right
tiiirnas deliignd Ihe flies of tho C iv il' Right* xtidubt to
Slide Department, *hv F B I, ord .the wrong" her sulci w*a dnno
‘' ‘ h ,
the Civil Hervlra CofrttnUslon on Sldener.
Hldchor #ald rectnlly that U » thevr cavrs from' Jan. 1, 1050. tu
Isj
while
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publicly
.ordering
hia
the piedeid tl|Ae'
,
trlkl
'
telners
back t «
i f he 00 nnnte*— »lt"*t "f them 3 ^ 0 0 0 - etrfklng
hiK'r nut been made public— were the,.pit* lab* month, had tieeyetly,
*«d»rr
given the nenale* sutK'oinndtteo by directed thrju to igijore
Wmalnr McCarthy (R -W ls f to nl ordor to end the strike., It # l,
hark up Id* eharRys that the Slate Maid tlmt l,n*ln h*U a * l, UP
per’ii apeucli Montluy nigld and explains why lie showed so
tft-partment I* honeycombed w.'Mi nstent' of Mccret .elRnuU to. teti
plainly that the anxietiea ol his campaign are telling upon
f’oinniuniiits and Red xymtiadurcri, dm miner* know when they wore
him as much ns the wear and tear of political speaking.
M eCirtliy has said ht# rharres nrtuallv to rrturn to work.
can't h e ‘ proved W ilM iH ilf Sep#- . twwt' decllnad te comment on
tils clitirges.
lurs nut pet «t the loyalty Gw*.
Mr.* Triinm n yivierduy 'Atjecte'l
n Yoininltte* rrqiu'it for the rlli’u..
Anipluliiun teuke, then Irtiown
Telling them to discount talk of their future import
ItF bald til a’ letter ;ti* ','h*,',,,,“ n
“alftgstnr tankN," were uved
Tytllng- fl»-M'dt Ihnf “ Ih# U hr Ic
ance, and bidding them renlizo tlmt they can begin now to
uni't iin|n*rtnlit fltntvtii
hi »
l,y tt fl Marine* buck in 19-4exereiso s constructive Influence in the world. Gen. Dwight
fair and Just loyalty prograiti was
D. Kisenhower challenged a gathering of youthful school
"Ih r itrrHcrvulhtn of nU n i p
connection therewith in »t» ictewt
Journalists In New York recently.
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Kom iiidliiR them of thn itrohlrnm of r u t BonpralloiiH, Iteini'crat, tun denerihed hv .. Re- confidence."
The comniltte* then Issued
the CotumblH
Columbia Uttlveraiiy
U n lv e n tlly nreaiUL.
s m U s t s -U
. s o J l S s •ssStsas
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l»
‘S " . Z ,
of man” needed on the Atom poena* for the records.
rrallzo that tiio liytirogen bomb can lie produced for good or type
Ic Fnergv Uominlsslun.
ovil, according to our will. Tho frcetltmt of the premt muni The slelrment was mid* hv H#nD O L L T D IES
bo prenorved. Floctihower nald, but not to bo forgotten are idcir Itrlcker (R-Ohlol In Mur S A R A S O T A . Maf. 29. — ftPt —
at
Hitcn other frccdomn nu “thn right to work, to keep what ray'* piririirn iluiiiiR Ills lb-min- Dplly, th# elrcti* elephant,
Power Of You lit
Will Tour Nursery
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T A I.I.A H A S S K K , Mnr. 29. -b P l
— The io w ov#f mirmiRrment td
the state'a Levy. County puhlfe
Rrmuiu will In* tluesht’d
hunting ground
out nt n until It hearing at Gulf
llatnmoek tonight".
Director Colenmn Newman of
the atate game and frpsh wider
fish eommlssMn said ho tmd other
lit) called totlny for f u d i fcii- permit one of IU Am«rlcan alaff Rgn,c nfflclala “ will outllno plans
eral rnurt ncdun iiK'dlist John l„ t" K» to Poland. Hungary and Bui* ltn(| „|m, nf the management mut
m,Voi that cares to voltii
Is’win mid tlic United Minn Work- um-io have turndl nnwu seveinl \_pir m |t anyone
>I|UCSU fur temporary elsus.
r.n "ploloff.".1 11'
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ere.
StiliiHivna 1hhuv(I
THR 8ANPORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA
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The Jeweler
MENS
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IM Jto ftft
Rain Withes Out
Mott Exhibition HIG H LITE S
d u r n a m e n t Tilts At Airbase
Invitational T i l t To
* Start T o m o r r o w ;
Officials B e l i e v e
100 Will Tec O ff
Sanford And Springfield Quit A f t e r
3 InniriRR Of P l a y
Frank Guermcy, Orlando, who
liar hardly mitred a golf tourna
ment in (hit tci imn lor tlm pail 25
yean, will icrvr *• ihr official
elatler of the Mayfait Inn-Seimnole Cotrnliy Club invitational
(oinnamriit which will itail tomor
row at the Seminole Country Club
court*. John Ivey, club prendenl.
announced tin* morning.
Tire deadline for entries wa* at
noon today and it wai eipectrd
that nearly 100 player* would be
eniered for the qualifying round*
tltia afternoon.
Among the outitanding enlrie*
it Spencer Ovciton, Maryland
State Champion, who played a
practice round veilrrday with G.
W. Spencer. Jim Spencer and Mu*
O'Linger. club pro. Overton lour
*d the coune in (*B. nr two under 1
par. Jim Spencer *hol a 70.
Ctrl. S. J. Ilarrlman reportarl
hat mure than 75 men were un
amt for play yeaterday, even with
rain threatening.
Donald lillxphenhnf I* among III*
young p l a y e r * ruler log the
tournament. The I t year old Oi •
landu IMh grader, la irgniiled a*
one of the iiulHlaiiding juvenile
gnlfera of the -title. Hr tea* due
to qualify at 2;(J« o'clock till* afttrrionn.
A lot of ronipetillioi in exported
from two lor it1 jitaiH, dim and G
W. Hpcmn. A lint her ttil flit It.
Herb Smith, iiinnri on in ihr
State Ami.li'ur loiupetitinu last
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I'lltahurali, Pa.. |)r. .1. .1. Kissel of
ilnlyokr, Miihh. iiih I Ituraod lluag
of A|rIImiiune nu1 among tile ontrie*.
Frnnk Melinite, iiM.i-iiinl manager of (In' Minimi Inn. made
a 711 In planter session yrstrnlay.
He oniiuiiiii'ril Dint Inniplll u bnf
f*t supper will lie held nt rilHI
o'clock toulglit nt tin' liutid. fol
lowed hy n Ciilriilln I'urly dlrecleil hv J. .1. Klasrl mol liy Hoy
Hynie*.
Mol* limn IMO pervin* were pre**nt nt the ImiherUr held l*»t
night
at the Comiliy flliiti.
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I,allies of the i nimlry t lull are
making drc*»ra to wear at the
iqiiarr dalle* tninoirnw night nt
,tha hotel. The Hills Urol her* mid
M ih u tls from Ovlado will lurnlsn
the imuli'.
t: Sanford - Orlando
, Kennel Club Kntrles
to M itiii * K v riiir*
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sail* liar, Btubborn
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Montana.
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Sportn Koumlup
tty HIHHI FIII.I.K IITO N . Jf
CCNYBops Bradley
To Become Fi rst
(irand Slam Victor
The Sanford Gisnli and the
Springfield Giant* were rained out
at the end of three inning* ye»ter•lay with the *core Handing 2 to
I in favor of Springfield.
Pitching f o r Sanford w a t
left hander Jim Singleton who
gave *ip both tallier.
Sanford'* Ion* run came in the
thud on walk* to Jim Singleton
and Inn l-.llii, A double play ad' *M'.cil Singleton to third ba»e and
lie arnred caiily on a Springfield
•nor.
Two other club* wrra rained
out In lha third inning* of play.
'Viren
eatne *
Knnxvll
""*• "the rain*
’
“ le
"a* thumping Trenton 6 to 0,
and Enid was heating l.tnolr 7
to 0. Moth team* are scheduled to
replay the rained out game* to
day.
In the only full contest played
.Im kxonvilli
squeeked liy the
NI'mix City Hons t to U. Jag'*
only rim came In the 'ninth Inning
on a w»lk to Uny Urania, a saeilftrr hy Hill Roger*, amt a sin
gle to renter hy lluh Frathrrslnn*
mni lug Hi m ii i from second.
Left hander Chuck Fowler,
pitching the opening framea for
the Suns, fined 15 inrn in five
innings allowing no hit* and
■trilling out five.
The H o o it and Jiirksonvllle
are srhedilled In mret today In
tin- finiil tilt of Ihrii Merlon.
Hilnlol niul HI. I'loud, both of
which hi i ii eil in ramp ye*leniay
inn tliiiiiigh I heir fiinl workout
NOKnionn. Itniii drove the hah|diivein lo rover
HARAHOTA. Mar. 20. — #/P> —
With Johnny Mize and Tommy
Hcnrich hobbled with Inlurlei, Joe
Collin* Is making a determined
l.ld to win himself a first hni.r
berth with the New York 3'unk*ei.
Collins, who hit ..’HO with Knnsaa
City of the American Association
lost season has hern one of the
leading hltterx in the world cham
pion camp this spring.
P IIO K N IX , Art*., Mar. 29. - (/P)
Mmilr Kennedy, who has hern
one of the New York Giant*’ In
ferior pitchers Hits spring, *nraiut
a surprise on manager Leo Duro•her yesterday.
Durocher called on lh* Virginia
lefthand'i lo start against the
Cleveland Indian*.
Anil Montn
•illprised everybody hv becoming
the first hurler on the staff to go
even inning*. He held the In
dian* to three hit* and left with a
2-1 lead. Cleveland rallied In win
t-2.
8T. PETERSBURG. Mar. 29. '•Pi — With four week* of train
ing holdnd them the fit. I.oul*
Cards come up with a slat line
I'ltrlier who ha* shown lie I* ready
to pitch hi* best.
Ihelr humiliating 21 to it de
feat by the Philadelphia Phillies
yesterday wa* an example, hut hv
nu means the only one.
Four hurler* gave up 15 hits and
16 bases nil hall* In that contest.
Ken Johnson wan llm starter
Reliefers Erv Dusak, Hill Herder
and Jim Hearn also gave up ruP'i
CHICAGO. Mar. 2P. — </P)
A now major league attendance
mark may hr holsled this season
by the American League, judging
from reruid-liieaking advance tic
ket lairs
President Will lint video, in ,1
hack from Ii Ih annual junket t»
Ihr
Flnrldn
Hpting
(■ Mining
grounds, reports that pro sea on
sales ate Ihe gieatril in the
league's 60-year history.
The A. I. .set a Inn lot league
.ittrndanee high of 11. 1AO.n'.Mr In
1948.
Kenliieky ii .« tin- NCAA rhantiiion. A work ago Hittuiduy (he
Iteiivern niOHihed llrmllev. liP-61,
In win Ihe N .l.T title.
IVlieiean in their fir -t meeting
CCNY mine frum In hind in Ihe
lerniiil half unit giaituulU drew
HARASOTA. Mar 29. — t/Pt :.wiiv, lb ml 11 v aliiiiid pulli.d Ihe Manager .for McCarthy expect* !*•
gutlil' out of till) file in tim lad "0 field hie. regular lineup foi Ihe first
seeonda Iasi nighl.
limn thin neii on On the Ho-ton
Five M'liiiiik later the lleavora | p>t.(J x,„
t ( „ , wor|,| . humpinn
Mad" a wild turn* out of hnumlb ;,\ew York Yankee* tmlav in the
giving HiimIU v pm.icsslon and,
fiiiuth spnnu eahihllmn iMime he
I’nlili'ii nppoi limity In turn ditfegl I Ween the teams. Jrdinni I’e.ikv
Into victory
la* "itrevered from pulled leg
Gene Melchlpi r«, wh" had hit
muscle Hiid will he at thild hair.
•I'led CCNY pnsir* and scorril
Inco cousenttlvr' has!
haskela In II
TAM P A. Mar. 29.
I/Pl
It's
it two minute*,
nat
iillniltea, drove
diovr In,
In f
Belling harilei and liaidei In fig
otlnr uhet.
idiol.
Uliidlur
ur* nut the Cincinnati Red*.
II. .e thrrr lallrr CCNY tilavt
Iluf
Yealeiday thry won ihelr sixth
pal Hally hloekert hi* sled and
straight Hut log training exhibi
tion game and their Illh In 16
slant* by heating the Detroit
Mngei for an eaxvi lay-up tbal Tigers,'J8-7. hul mwuil u|*. victory for Ihr Beavers.
Ewell Blackwell wa* punched
Their weir exactly aevrn second* around like a rookie. The Tigers
left, Headley did not get another fol him for seven runs and right
shot.
ill* In five Inning*.
Pandemonium hioke out amour
CCNY rooleix with Ihelr shout*
LA K E L A N D , Mat 2I».
(/P)
of Allegeioo, Allegemo — Ihe The Diitroil Tigris me working
bdinol* tallying cheer — and Ihelr up tlirlr dniulri for the new seniott
;dgiu of "we did II hrfme and we
Manage* Red Rulfe wan liool.nl
sun do It again" and "Ilrndlev't off the bench hv Utnplir Lou Jorda
laid slailil.",
fnr protratliig n derision in yes
Hradley was ranked No. I In terday’* 12-7 licking from the Cin
the final Associated Press poll.
cinnati Reds.
CCNY'* snpliiiiiioro club, nnlankeil In Ihr final A.I', noil be
W EST PALM REACH, Mai
cause of three late season upset* — |4h — The battle fm the Phil*
at Ihr hands of Caplslus, Niagara delphla Athletlr* No. I lat-hln?
and Hyracus*. suddenly caught slot ran now he rnnsldered a threeHr* and finished the season with wav affair.
nine straight victories, Including
Fermln (Mlket Guerra airlvnl
Fan Francisco. Kentucky. Du- In the A'a ramp voslerday. cam*
quetnr anil Bradley In' the N.l.T.
and Ohio Stale, North Carolina
State and Rradlay, again, In th#
NKW YORK. Mar 2V.
i/l'i
Tim rainrllnlton of the Chuih'*lieidiori- tiylil In hOiii Ii' iiiuof of
the wlml'im id Hie Intrirnlr new
NKW YOIIK. Mar. 'JU.
'lyvti'Ui of phveleal exnminalioiiN Alli'geiool
required liy ihr New York Htnte
f'f'NY did III
AHdellr 4!iiiiimiIh*|ii|i . . . A Inuini'd
The llenvet:i fiom t.'ily Cnllcgo
In nrt mum le wouldn't *hmv up ill of New totk li.'nt Minillev Iml
Hie urdilinr\ examiiiatlon uml nighl to l.eeiiinr the filit lenni to
ihuiui'i. me Hint Kz enutd fight mnkr ridlegr hiinkeHiair.i maud
tonight Hint lick lle:.hnrr without klniu
winnim: Imlh ihr Nullomil
Mifrerlug hnv vLilldr daninre . • • Ihvilntiiin Imir ni'v iliamplonshlp
Hill them might he line rliaiKc mid Ihc NCAA i huniploiixhip ill
wallop to the danger apot unit Ihr '.imir vein.
year* from now. wlirn rharlei ban
CCNY. vm loll ly ilill.liert "Til*
pa’i rd hl:i penk, the iniurv would Cinilerellii T«am" ami "The Pragi
he revciileil . . . I.eo Ihirncher of Dent Iny" eomplelml II* awnep
InogliH off Hie fHallta Mugging •if Hie mil Inu'ii tmighrit teanm hv
in Oakland. Calif., with "they uie taking IliailUy, 71-tlH, to replace
Hi* llvelle t hill- In Hie lilIHlneNN
in that league.'’ . . . It only proves
you can’t convince a hall plover New York on Miiv 7 . , , Pur tier:
with a little thing like legUlatlon the Wlm on'dii Inipehall team,
ieipililiiu a «tiindiirdl«ri| hall In whli h open.i nt It r n d I r y Flldnv,
all mlnm lengum.
luuln'i lieen nlde lo piiicHr* mil
diiora up through la-l week. Tim
Tim Navy fool hall *i|tlail wa* WIm-oii>iIii new, with no competi
running Hiinugh n lengthy npilug tion nchctlulrd until It meat* Codrill the other day and the ath liilnhla May It. Iimo hern nut on
letes greeted the arrival of dark- the water for more than four
lira* with mixed omotloni — th*v work*.
growled a hit hemiine they cnyld
nut xen the Ball but welcomed any
Frank Fllchnek, now the hlg
thing that would lull an end to the l.ii ii of Canadian football, will re
toll . . . Then coach RddlB Erde- turn In hi* alma mammy, Indiana,
lat* klgnalled to have the flood a* a visiting roach next month.
light* turned on . . . and aa they » . . Al llaggatt, llrunklvn College
lagan to glow, a disgruntled foot haskethall coach, reports that lie
baller howled: "liar* rnmta the hardly had rearhed hi* office afaun up again. Now w# ran really tor taking hi* team to the N AIB
go lo work."
tourney In Kansas City before 16
fieshmen allowed un a* candidate*
for next year’* muad .
NCAA.
fe%SSfTflljn6fc,t&*.
n u e n u .m ,.'
uttt sir «k«Fa
Expects H ie Jints Have Successful
To Be Fleetfooted First Spring Week
G A IN E S V IL L E . Mar. 29. —
liy Gaklor Talbot
Florida's G u in n mine through
PHO ENIXi Mar. 29. - t/Pt Ft won’t hr; long now before man i- Ihelr flr-l hlg week of spring
ger I.eo Durocher of the New sports with srvi-n victories anil no
York Olanta learns whether he defeats In hasenall, golf, tennis
I gd an implration the past winter and swimming.
or merely gave away the liver
Invading team- fiom Ihe neigh
boring stale of Geoigia found the
and lights of hir* hall club.
Up lo now. In the brief spring Gator* a wild hunch of ivpllle*
skirmishing the "New" Giant* in theli own lair, fnr Ihe Georgia
nave done. Ill* evidence In inmn- baseball, golf, and tennis team*
eluslve, Hut starting Monday, l.eo'n hvadsd un the long road hark to
speed hovi will open tour apaloxt Athens nuMlng defeats all along
the tough Cleveland Indians »f tile line.
the American I.esgue, and their
It all slatted when the Georrls
progress will he wall hed with yr|f xnuad took on Coach Dill
•i high degree of Intereit.
Della .tatiimx' Gulor* on the local
On what h* ha- seen an f»r. i "lime. This proved lo he th»
Ihe llttlo manager with the hit: long licit match of all for the
price remain* highly pleased with Galois, with the Saurian linksIhe h|g deal In which he unloaded iiicii n'-ilng out the Athenian fair
'lugger. Kid Gordon and Willard way loin lit* hv a v.'ant 16-12 mar
Mm 'hull, shuttxlnp Hnddv Kerr gin. giving the Galois their L6th
mid pitcher Ham Webb on Un.tton in straight win In dual meet com
exchange for Alvin Dark and Eddie petition.
Stankv. a proven second-base com
That iaine Monday afternoon
bination.
another Gem gin team, th# base
"Maybe we won’t till a* manv ball rluh. went down before Coach
home run*," he ray.*, "hut we’ll Dave Fuller's haschall muad by
get thmr double plays when w n 7-9 count while the Florida
need fhein and we'll push across a <t tunning team was plastering
tun we reallv need now and then. Georgia Lech'* SEC champs under
These hoys I've got now won't a wave nf points in the Gotor
die with tiieli hal* on their should pool, final -une leading Hoi id*
er*.-'
i l ; Tech 24
Only one Giant regular remain*
Al o on ,Monday sfteinoon, the
of the heavy-footed crew which Geoigia tennis learn had untiring
thire year* ago *#t a Mat"i whatsoever In crow about, wl|h
League record hv hlaetlng 221 Coach Hitirv Fugleman's Florida
l.omerun*. He Is Bobby Thomson, nc| sound blasting out a 9-0 vlrfleet foot reuterflelder wlm cun torv.
(iUnited 29 knocks to the tutnb.
Auburn'* In-.adlng Tiger* wore
Otherwise, It I* a new deal all •he next on the list for the week,
aiound, except for the pitching and after h wild two game setto
claff and If Leo rail drive hij with the Florida haseliall siniad
hniul-picked cliurgc* to better than the Tig ris from l Irr- I'lnln* found
ihelr 5th place finl.ili of la..t year thciu.elvc with two defeats on
tin will have nothing to worry about then- iininl*. 7-U and 14-4. The
for some time to coma.
Iwci defeats iniirki'd the first (line
The lea in, which Durocher say* I hi* veal lhal Auiouii has been
a III he Ihe fastest In the big l.crilen
leagues, le get and ready lo go.
Tlii week's menu ii iiiiolhrr full
Hank Thompson, a hUic.lmndrd one with the (cnni-i team, bar.ewung Negro who Hired ihe Glrod ■ Gi»ll learn, uml tiark siiuad going
Dorn Jersey Cltv la-t season, will Inin action along with the golfers.
he the team'" third haaemati J".k I'loiida meets Davidson In Icnnl-,
Hni simian, who looped honmrun Tampa ....I the Gainesville G-Men
oxer the limit tight field fence nl .0 IniseltiiR, Duke and Wake For.Minneapolis lad vent, appears *" e-l ill gulf, alld Duke ill trnrk.
have won Ihe fli-l hnsinir |oh.
Ihirk will, of course, cover mm h
gioiind around slinrtslnp. mill Inun • wlm lot .290 and atole 27
.-crappy little- Eddie Ktunkv should I'M.a-:, fm Mlilntu. Hill Rlgney
have several more veals of good will he aiound loi Infield rinoisecoml-hasilur in Ids syuleni. Re gencirn.
hind Klnnkv llo-re Is Dnve-Wil
Ai In Dili label's pitcher-, Shel
don .loin- , wh" pusti-d a 16-12 re*’"id lii'd vi h i . ii polled in flue
In term* with managei- Connie Iiniii •uml should anrhoi the staff.
.Moik and lost no time In gelling I any Jensen, 16-10, Dave Korin,
t i l l , with Hie lowest earneddown to work.
Mike — n full month late In run murk in tlie'leagur. and Mon**
teportlng — itdlevej Jo* Asti nth Kennedy, 12-10. muiid nut lha
for Ihv lust five Inning.- of the •'lull's mnuml stuff.
game with Toronto of Ihe ItilerJlmmv Stout, veteran |orkev,
nnlloHul League, singled hntne ope
run. scored oni* and handled Ills ha* had *evrn mounts In th* WldeatchiRK duties with mid-»ea*un rner al lllalroh. and the he»t h*
/InoaiCf
.
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i ' has .t^fan able to *flnln)t(|^ thlul.
r*frtthm .nl—rasliro lrsitim .nl—
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t« th« hour
at £ « r Sft&tad-
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St. Louis ( N l v» Boston,
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at uradenton
Br
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Chicago IN I vs. New York (N (U al Phoenix, Arlz.
Washington (A ) vs. Phila'nhta (N l
at Clearwater
PEGG G ETS AWARD
T A L L A H A S S E E , Mar. 29. —
iA’i — The first of a zeria* of
sports trnphlas given hy th# Flor
ida State University newspaptr,
the Plamheau, will go to a rival
athlete — - Rocky Pagg of Florid*
.Southern College
^
Flambeau sports editor Jfi^r
Murphy announced the award to
Pegg mi Ihe "most outstanding
player In Ihr Dixie Conference
IlM.kethall Tournament."
I’egg. » guard, led his tfam to
•h" Dixie Conference championship here e«rlv this month.
The Flumhrau also will award
trophies for ouldtandlng Dlxl#
Conference golfer*, tennis playtra
and track men letter this vear.
Hy winning Ihe 1950 aaster^
Intercollegiate league swimming
rhsmnlonxhiD, Yale raptured Ita
fourth eonxecutlve title.
Fred Juhnsnn, Michigan State's
all-m omul Hark star, piled UP
mine points In the Central Colle
giate Conference Indoor meet than
five competing kchools.
Of the 1.14 horses eligible for
the Kentucky Derby this vear. 6'
%
are still raring In th* ownership
nf the people who bred and ralaad
them.
Livrc
Uu i IIm, trlM wilit mrtllc ^
I f work iml pliy
27 to 52
i
$3.95
FOR LITTLE BOYS TOO.
18 Inch Waist Up
ONLY THE GENUINE AT
Axilutii ami Jqe Tlptun have
I axl hoi ;e under (lit finish wire
been balding for th* rcgulai catch
in the 1949 Whlemw nt Hialeah
ing assignment.
was Rural Governor; In 1060 llie
io6 r,. FiVst
Ph. 1222-J
ST. PETER SBURG. Mar. 29. — hoisr wn* flirt;
'd l
'Urn St. Louis Cardinals'
ace icilcf hurler. Ted Wilks, ad
via-ate* a wider home idnle.
lie untilil inrrens)' the plat"
llnee ini'lu'-j from It* present 17
MAY WK SU G G EST FOR YO UR E A TIN G PLEABURK.
Inch widtIi
"What hal'lieni now 7 We coin*
iqi with roiv"*, allderx. Vnucklcrs
ALSO
and fl".ili i i and i-ometimcs wr
loi. Hu msl i. hv an Iti'-h or two."
I'" mid
'When till' count nct<
I" Ihiae Im II* apd two xtilkfs, ii
rdti Iwi limit col Hi* n y t mi"
ri*n« thin
W » cen't mil* the
plate or II mean* a walk for th*
batli.i, and at tho ‘■aoie lime hr'*
501 E. SECOND
W E DELIVER
PH. IIM -J
Iwrliug for tliox* xh'.'it home run
fu e l-."
Blond*. Jim'* Olrl. Boa Com-
* ! * * * * • v v , Ye.
1-sob
it SM^BtliBMi like fou’fu neves
Thursday'* Kchadal*.
riltf-lm.-gli (N ) vs. Gcvelattd (A t
at Tucson, Ar|f.
Cincinnati (N l v». New 1
York (A )
at St. Petersburg.
Philadelphia ( A l vs. Toronto (In L )
at Ft. Lauderdala
Chicago lA t-v* . St. l/ouls (A )
at El Paso, Tex.
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•nil In tlh u rc f hn* l»een r i i tn rd
rtHalnut you by jrnur wife: Jean
Marti It*. In ihe I'l rru it r o u r t . Mb
r i n till. Semittulr l*oiint>, Florid i .
•Dilate* In
Hunfonl. Florida
KufiiM A Muriel*, nr* the «M*n*
ilniii m l Jr n n Martel* in th* ri .m i
N e w V i n k f i t r Ihih I.i can cunncct their t.nwt'i fnl pump* to high
p t r u l l t c li m a nehnie nml nid In
lig h tin g fire fin inlinnl, according to the Encyclopedia A uteriraitu
to Xm "RUBBER
tirr
You nr* rrt|iilr*tl t»»
|»1
t»\
MilRlVer or motion to the *ho«r Rill
on or befor* May li b IR&o. "N*
ii lie* iep Pro IVnfsM ti will It* rn>
Irrerl « k iltmt ytlll.
M A TTR ES S
rrs illo N
.Milsir
Nulla* I* brrahy given that I i n
augagrd In bu*ln**a In Hanfqrit,
Hrmlnnt* County, Klnrtda under thn
fldlllnii* name "Hemlnnle M*at A
I'rovlalnna" nml that I Inland to
regular aald name pitrauanl In
lb* trim* nf the "Klrtlllmia Nam*
Htalnta" tii*w11 »f.s it# Florida Ainlulea 1*11 ivltli |b* clerk of the
Clrciill Court of Hrinlnide Coun*
■v. Florida
VVIHIam T WlillPiiead
Owner.
HUOS.
RUST-PROO F
IS T H E
I Mrlnl
in n il e f « i
went her
F nI nt
Hgaltiat Floridn
aI'liill t t**lt'i. l u l l
led Hiillaftii'liii'v
T IIK
S IIA M I’OO— M E T H O D
CLLAT SACRIFICE
comll-
2. Mcliil
I"iitill Hint ami lie
I'Hintcil n v r r runted or pro
t timely painted matiil
It. Metal
R U G - C L E A N IN(»
I'niiil
H .O K IP A
I Inna.
e v e r y t h in c m u s t c c
O N L Y _____
HtHM.M VIII,
i ni.i.iM. luni a
guaranteed
»v c « i Ii e i
lafmiil
if
I’ V l'< I . . -
S A V E 7 5 '.
in
I M i O H a s N O *5 \ , % | I I M .
Orlando
Steam Laundry
nr
-H un IS Mil ll’VILN r
COM E
S r ilA I'IN i.
i uiTt.it 11 him .
V VMN •**!!
llllll.n
Sl i; FO R MM IvSELi
! !
C h a s e *V C o m p a n y
Ph. 2-2l.lt
d rih tv )
SEMINOLE HARDWARE
I h*t I ti»illoi v
Hill I m p l e m e n t Co.
No K iiiN I hnrtfr
.‘in i i -i
Ntii|,i|.|, I In
W illi
Ltlille
Optom etrist
IIJ Mainoiln Are.
lly
LAST CHANCE
I ARMS
N O T IC M
19 W . I oni ord
IMrli up A
SHANNON
Dr. Henry McLnulin
Feld In l a n ia r d ky Lanay, lla nm D l r l tk Andaraan, Trnarhta
a u r k la n drnn
aleraai ar ro ar k a w l t a a draa•aaf.
CELERY
I*a ft
\Y|t|ti an tny hrtttd nml •e*| «• 3itl I V tit aaa* Ar*.
Pk. ; ! • » » «
«*|atk e*f th«> I’lrtilll 1*0UT t. *!b Him r V•■■all 9 til *
Of lando
l*lr»t|ll, MritilnoU 1'11111111 KlntMil.
nit llil* 3^(1* tinv of M.irtlt A *.
1910
O V 11*1n| >11
rirt II . t’llr Ilf
S P E C IA L
Uotit t
Mr rn l
»l ••1f 1*41IIIttV
E N T E R T A IN M E N T
Florid*
nr.\\.
nt
I.rrtot Mrtrrlt,
UlOtRFY
K t 'H Y ’S
T 1 IE
i taliaf aad aaad mart* cat
t W O B T nTrrrW xT. Oa*
.
tka kart la tha Anar, aan
kajaa falha. O * VtCTOaV-flrt
i Caa far Ptrrr Aid aad ttrhtna
> aaa an any parr af lha M r
Pll.l.OW
I 'l .U T l t r .i't it m c U l tin.OR*
Kovri 4 KVHHII VTI1HK
Attnrurya for Plaintiff.
Hanfoid. Florida
M — M. A ,14 — N , lM ,f
Legal Notice
M IT II’U OF FI Hl.lt IT Ilt*
HOIIBIIOLKER ABBOCIATEB
A T H L IT I'S FOOT
a* U
Legal Notice
T o - Itufua A.
R A R l I A t t A W . I I I.A C K . wlma*
addrcaa la unknown.
You ara hereby notified llial n
ault tiaa barn entered In Ilia t ' l r i ’ilt
Court of lha NInllt Judicial circuit
In and for Hamlnnlc County. F lin tda. In Chanre ry, under tha tltla t.f
W I I aLi IA M U . U L A C K , IMnlntlir. va
B A R U A H A W. I I I.A C K . Iialaiulaot.
and that lha relief anuphl la an
abaolula decree nf Divorce. and > oii
ara ratiurslcd In f I In your wrl ilan
defeneea prraonally or by atlornay
nt lha office of til* Clark of Ilia
aald C ourl at lha Court llouac In
Banfnrd. Florida on >ha inth day al
April. A. D , 111". and that In d r fault thereof, a D r r it a on. Cotifeean m i l ba *nl*rrd and tha rar* l>r..caatl aa pari*
VVITNKHH mV hand and n l f l i l i l
••at at Hanford. H*mlnn|* ( ‘mitt'r,
Florida on Ihl*. tha J U t day of
March A. l>. m o .
HI* A L
O
P
llarndo
l ’l*rk
of
Ilia
Circuit C o u r t
Hrmlnote Cotinly.
Florida
l Hulk divorce proceeding In lha C lr-
The U. S. Burenu nf Reclameti«n (mil 11,600 niilcH of powfcr
linra in operntlutt in
nml U.*
000 mile* under rnnatructlon.
P AU R F I T ''
F.ver,
I’hone 111.
Th e T I I I N K I N r . F E L L O W
Hun
Wednesday
rltlfH I he
N ight
“ YELLO W ’
Last C a ll.
I ’l l O N K
LOUIS-PAUL’S GARAGE
NOTICE
11 in m a i l ,
II A
J
lia in iir)
I'lintif 1200
28111 S. I ' hi h A t r .
1444
21 Iln u r Service
Y E L L O W C A R CO.
W r hut* lu n i k u m l r f
W T I U b ' i Amrrr-R l i f t t r e NI mH h I
I* A H K A Y E . A J M » AT.
FOR WEKIVA RIVER HOME SITES
at present low prices. . .
CERTIFIED
( O L D s t o r a <; e
All 1949 Taxes
. .
fnt
not paid by March 31,1950
F u r s W o o le n s
D r a p e s - R uh:.s
lim p In Fur I if f CliPtk-Up lly I'ltul M. Sittllh
liitckttl
become delinquent
lly
I'wt'iilv -Tw o
Vritr.H* Lk p rririite
I n , .t*i*tti11 Ini ill
and subject to penalties
Iian-imlnnlnn
as provided by Law.
Sillisfm linn (iu iin iu li’t'il.
J O H N L. G A L L O W A Y
Ini . Ill
V CI V InVV p li l'I 'H . I l n M l ' V I ' l
III inn .'IVdrglee
Irin p rra lm r
STURM .
I l l ' l l ! . I M M 'I I U I I I- '
V VI I I
tint m ic e m e I h r v.iinr « .
•Ir-iiniditliinrd mI u i h k c of
lcir.1 In
n lh e i.
On W e k i v a R iver H o m e Sites
C O LLEC TO R .
LOUIS R O TU N IIO
E fl’e eliv e M idniglit. Mareli :tl I !».*(>
S E E Y O U R RKOIvEK n r e o n l a e t :
Orlando
Steam Laim dry
EEON A. fiXSS
19 VV. I 'm u m i l
I’ h. 2*21.11
I'l rk up A d r l l r y r y *1
Nil
K iln
h l s v l l i i m i f . I Ini nln
I'haiK*
lly Kny ( .u t il
o /.A M K I K E
; V.
.Y
U
(I
Use
HERALD
Want Ads
HUSINKSS Id.H'k
well I", nil'll 11\ f |*i tie 11>it 11\ it# x\ lit|l|i(l i*»4
inilt'iniit|i vvnit i hniti'r. Ii* e «l
Piparnt Incuine I2IM0. pci vimi
Lmv Tn* and Insurance i.itr
n«|»4Milv* Mini •
h u v fm ni*int
For furl tier detail, write lint II!,' ni«*tit Iniili'i tiun|i«, r t r . ri*»i
e <i .Sanfnid Herald.
Hi * I i m h (*•• , D 1.* Snn fniil A m 1
For Result!
* V
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Tk» I d l r t l a i n l n aptly te
•n t r a il U . aaklUk** I*
' Tk*
awaldi
l*a**tt*«
I I I * . I!| per II** l*<
• ftPare Mb !*r n*. I*•ertta*
laterllan
W
I , l l u la
l***rtte*
Of Pp.*
ll*« I*
per HM Iff fearly railrart
t* tk* II**.
Deakle
fm kl**k tar* •«pa-
148
mu
ar**pt«d
•rer ’tfce^^Htepk#**
i *•*i N iln a efci
M M * II
'' y*«* *****
te Hated la tk* telepkkae keek,
la rtrera let tkl* a*p*aim*eatle* tk* edrr.tlier ta eipeete#
t* pay prempflr. I* erder te*
a* ta reader tk* k»*f psa.tkle
Mr*l*e, ell Waet U . a n t ka
la ear eltm *a tk* day katare
pekltedtUa.
A
F1»dd* ddtlty a* li*a*tdtaldlf
■ tt « ***** ****** ta yea* a4
H i eaaaal k* reepeaatkl* fee
age* uvea *a* taearrMt taaer*
t id e
*
SANFORD
HERALD
.1 LOTS on Douglass Avenue neat I il,E S M A N T ’E H
n
Hall f'aik and Itl.'IS Chevrolet |
2>l|oor ardan. Will trade for lal* VV i: ItDY. SEI I A TH VUE me I
model ear . I’horie T.'IA-X-M aflvr . furiidnre. VVilvnii Meier Kuini
I’.M.
■■ 1 lure I ' , .'III I lit Phone liflk
ft—
A rtic le ! I'u r Sale — :• IM F HAN lO II II Ill'll A M> W illi
P VV T E N I EN TS V f'OI’ l
FOH ISSt l’H OF MARCH fi
HINGKK MAf GINKS, new * lived
W HICH ARK IN GllOt) C O N
Ternn. H2I E. M HI., Ph. HUM
DITIO N .
R jX E n d FEED S: Complete line.
J - l !l J _ ........
ffunt'a Tuxedo Feed Rlore.
7— I'a tn -l.lvfH tn rk.Siip p lie N
H O T t.l'N C iiEH pervert' every dav
11:90 to 2 — will, Home Mad*
roll* and corn Muffin*. Homer'* y O A l.lT Y lliiheiman Pup. .Irrd
hv uni l.'hainlrton Apache von
JJrlll. 824 Ea«t I at Street
l/’ghiiuviola. Ileavmialile,
VI
R8IIKI.MANS lied Hove Feed
ola Kellfv. Iln. 2f.7, Hanford.
Touchton A Walaon. 1201 Celerv
Fla. Phmio 2fi57-R.
Ayr Fhnn* jU B -J.__ __
— J____ UL. IL. _
FRIED Shrimp Dinner, Served
-vk
m a n y e i*
II E L I
"Th « fleet Shrimp on Earth"
•very night at llomer'e Grill, 1 O U N G man fu r m it.ld e .a le .m a n
984 Ea*t U t. Strapt.
with local erineern.
Knowledge
How avalldhle. Laleat model* Highof t y p in g retiulied; good hank
Speed Floor Sander for rent.
grounil In Engllhlt.
Excellont
I everything to mmpleti. n find
o p p o rtn n llv to ncipilrp valnnble
da** Job.
Call nr come Inin
knowledge. Pleasant w ork. W rite
SENKARIK (Ha.. A Paint Co.
age and <|iinllfientlon. to Rox If.
118-114 W. 2n d ____ Phone .'U!0
r ' n llcrnbl.
W* both lo*p wlien yon don’i hrlng S/Xl.KS *I.A D Y - iletween 26 i h i l
Four preaerlptlnn. t.i LANKY'S.
I Phone l(l.1_ L
Af SHOP u- 406 K. 4th St.
—I SWWa
Ruy, Soil or Trade inokt
anything. Phone 1UR-J.
tKLAKA APA1
Room*
! M more*, u a W. FISH liraet. fcNJOY Sunday dinner at I.Mtey'a
76c alio week day*, tainche* A
Fkone 480-W.
_______
■—
hort order*
K IT C H E N E m S
Aparlmanl.,
G O A f'ftU K
compUttjf futnlti
Randall Prle.t,' So, Sanford Avn.
■ Phono 71A«Well.
MiROH A N DISK Exchange.' ^ We
buy, lell, « w4p. 981 E. lit HI.
Phone 1624. L
: t t
r...12.25
> rk Shoe* f2.W»
.
drb
T-Shirt*
. . |8c
, _____
<AVl_______
Y-NAVY
SURPLUS *
llo Seafnrd
i_______ Phone 1921
Oil Cook Stove, (lootI
Maple Avenue.
•troir# befo
fore 11
--' *'
: tatR .'^r
c ! o r *1
f t r a a t . C e n tra l J
M
I SMALL hortM.'
T
.*16 vent ■* of
age
preferred
Tooeb lo n IIIn g Com iianv.
M A l i K H I i A D Y for S atu rday*, a r porirnreil p r r f e t r r d .
A p p l y jto
the I I A A Depaili nent Stole,
Hanford Aven ue A 41b S t r eet. ‘
E X P E Illk N C E H
S a le .m a n -rn llirttr for furnitu re route. WllauttM a l r r F u r n i t ure Co. Plume tl$8.
li-
MOilK WANTh'lT
Al,l. TYPES of l<uIIdoter
*r wofk,
rea.onahle rate*. Free •atimitea. David K . Garoentar,
r, Phoat*
I9M.M
HAVE MONEY nftlin«'walch'i$i'd
, rlock repairing. Follow*
o w i Ifor
Hoar*
Hltoo. 17ftfl Hanford AI vo.
k
u
. |y
Ivor'Y
rc knoovin © )
enough
v*r
ctrchULV
7V
iW A h i v t.M'j
,n
\
AND fICPDV I 'Ur'IiP
]
t a u i o m o N ''-a m c
/
io -
woijmiw v 11 i»r
CMfCMti * r,.vi r. <
'
Plinn-
foi tree .'Hlimatea.
••ell
J..ik
li u .
N E W H , u n i t s aiutarert to pet
freliutl Old floor* toad*
Itk. :
new H n l v l t i n * , ■leanlne A n * .
Ittu P .utabl* power plant, f t
yeat* a.perlenee In H*mln"l*
C o u n ty . II. M
ti le a.on, l.aV*
M ary
F R IG ID A IH F .
Hale* and Herrtre
’ F a cto ry trained uoali fird R»»
vice Men.
H I M . H A R D W A R E CG.
i n i E. Flr *t
I’ hnn* 61
C V I . j M 7 for R o f le r v , Generator
and H ta rle r .e rvlee
S w a in«
ll a lte ry 8 « r v l r * . 901 W
Flr.t
>:t
h K.lft I ' i E N K - F l i E I . O il for horn*.
Call M v ln fklhapt. Siu clalr R*
fining Co
Phone |l|6*
U H I V N I M ) M o rn in g Sentinel, fir
l.m lo E v e n in g S ta r. Call R*lp'>
Hay
V E N E TIA N
ilM N D H
made to
order. Seminole Venetian Rltnd
Co.
« 20 W . Hid HI.
Pin.....
111.2-W. I
Dra g line, Inilldoter, du m p truck,
•ittick, fill d irt, ahell amt -l a v
hv load or Jttli.
C unla cl II. It
f n h . l e d , contractor, Dili E. New
Y o lk Ave., Del.anti. Phono 4h<i
m 2H6-W.
I.A W NMtiW EIlH Sharpened, Id
. cycle* repalrt'd, latch A Ke/
work. Ptotnpi Service. II. W.
Shuman. Hin K. 4th HI.
i.E T DS liguie'wltb vnii firal fn
fore *aying ye*-to anyone e|rc
lit luiihllng your home or it
pairing It. Pimm* |6(I7 It 4.
"IN S TR U C TIO N ."
Mechanically
Inclined men get f i r e fact* about
oppnrtiinltlu*iand training Slim
covering new flald of DIESEI.
EN G IN ES foy truck#, tractor*.
ItH-omutlvra, power plant#, ahlp*.
etc. We train you In spare time
Write for detail*, giving age
ami prer.ent occupation. CtllRicn
Dleael Training Box It-1. Care
i
r Rgtfrivarator
floor
S8TO 6
... W o o
.....
.............. w,,l »*ll with pr
1 4o.r
___ ___
3
Wackamlth aqttlpma it, 1840 Ford 8-door Redan, 10,000
illlami, 110 North P »k
M11” - B W *1»a. under <..atlng.
Phone J_180.
Inquire B48-W aftir fl P.M?
g
M'W ■J,.
' %
—
-UrrejA.^.___ 1____ ________ ,
1 T — HuNlnerm O p p o rlu
w lU i l
unitlM
8 78.00
"■
—
'
MANDING'aml
i
FlnDhlnr.
All Oak’ floora . laid,
. . . . . ____
eanded and
FILLING STATION and Grocery
ftni*hi'd at the right price
.lock, rriuipmcnt and flxtur *.
Steven*. Tal, 71(1-1^4.
____
alea*. Phon* W.W
dneaa O (.
GAME
rant bul !• DRAG l.iNE, dump truck, muck,
fill dirt, ahell and rlav by load
Oil C)..
01 Job. Klila E. Lloyd, Jr. Ph.
wm.” l.80i tech. foam A
111 N. Oraiwa, OHando. BUSINESS hou*a wltft 8 ro. rr "
'
—u*ad Pore*lain
apartment, building 28'alKP S Ifl— AUTOMOBILES ”
Porcelain
’
tltViM ttlt WORK
gnnim l
P R I C E S W I L L BE D O U B L E D
\ml ,\ll Olltt'r Tvpt'h Of Murk
A U L M. S M I T H
H ip
In
nun.
S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y T A X
grt in mi
ili<iii I have In'i'ii nl’fi'i’iiiK I I m*!iii liti,!•* i liuii i' rive r
lln llt
M id i I'h rvn ltT l h i iinnitlnii. Spriliill/ing
|»f»iiplr* In
m
-vie*. V.v^«r-.,
,t n t o t
Wf':1
artfMij P*’ay i
.
S ..v>
Lit*nr-"7.ririibnr tn
f
il
w in i'
f a .i W if w X '
\I
»
i
l*JL
I
�-- 4 .
Chtong’s Troops
Commerce Dept
tCaatlsae* grew) gage <loe|
fitil.ti-lP to 4140,135,000.
Motor vehirle reglstratlnn, from
l)<iiia nf aKricnltiirui crop* con
sidered waste. Thin new science is ll,l)i»u tn riib't.OOO.
Motor fuel tax collections, #7.called chemitrgy. One goal la In
expand farm market* and Income. 058,000 tn (40,517,000.
I.lfe Insurance In force, 150,000,Kdward W. Kussell, former man
aging editor of the London Morn POO to #2.424,-t.'IH.OOO,
Klectric power generated fur Ining Most, said It) a tmtier prepared
for the meeting that rhemurgy du-lrlat and other purpose-, 0,000,■
ntales new wealth for llie world 07H klluwatl hours to 4,784,101,000
This has tremendous possibili litiuni.
Number of buxine** and resldetities in world trade fur the Demur
rer Is* Is a weapon against Com ti*l li-lepliimes In operation from
i,noo to ;tifi,:m
munism.
■tiller dlvi,.ions of the ecimomv
He pointed lo gasoline u* Ids
prtine esample uud said a new wltlcli rellvctnl stunewlial lesser
inrllio,! of Injecting ulrntml and incre*-e, but wblrh Contiihllted tu
water Into guulm .- engines could .. great m-i eletuliun uf the wheels
. *, —. . . -7*,.
i*
cv. a j
save iii.n l
lirlluih sub-tantliil o| Iridi< try Included the billow
numbers uf dollntx by culling vain- me ■
John Bayne, (.Mil Kussell nod Jeffrey Lynn peer over ship’s rail
Itetall -.(iii-s, wldch went from
liite impiiM". I ii ii'ldilion Im said
hie seeon from flit amount's "Captain fid ox," .Showing Thursday
It mold imlM a new Industry, *504.523,0011 lo 12,lit 1,1122.000.
Friday on llic Kits screen.
Wholc-ntc -ales, which udvnnred
ci eat lug many new Jolts, in I lie
from VI44.07H.OOO lo #1/184,H2I.OOO.
HrlHidi Umpire.
Income In Individuals, finni
baby.
Kussell said the n*-w atcohol- fll.'ir,,000,1810 lo #2.7112,WH),fifth.
1'idlce f ..plain John F. fllrusen
walci inlcctop wax di-v.-lnpnt by
I'l l capita Income, from I4H4 to
fki *aiit tlie women .Mrs. Angelo
II. M. Ilcpailmeol of Agririillliii' *1127.
Ito-e Do Fula, had admitted hold
sclsnlifls. Tliev wen- seeking new
Value nf oilneral* prodilcelt,
ing the It day old Infant, Thornay,
market; for alrnlml tuaile from fSiiDI Sfll.fHIH.IKHI In t4fi,O02 OUO.
hume
face downward in his hath water
agricultural vinp* ami waste, m i i Ii
Inroinc from farm marketing!,
1 yesterday.
as corn nth*.
finni Mil.20O.IMHi lo » 308,553.1100.
| 'I lie police captain mid he hud
Kussell -aid the (u|ecl|oii meth
Value of fniln land* nod build| not been ublc lo determine a mo
od which allows cars ami truck* me - , |40,7t«i^f)H io #408,Mm.0t2.
tive fen Ilie art. A psychiatrist was
to update nllsfm'torlly on low'Number of tnanofarluring m I culled ill lo examine ill! woman
grsilc giiMdlm-, pin- alcoh’ol and lalifislioient- in upetatloii, fr*.m
, lift Light, bol he re polled elie w ii
water, Would col motoi furl co- Is 1.270 lo 2 807
i-.o agitated for immediate .(liesby aliuiii IP per crnl.
Vnlne ni livestock on farm',
I iolllllg.
"Ten pet renI uf alt Importing fioiii #35/100,5 10 lo #(17.111511078
Bailee -old lire woman's Innhand.
nation'* gasoline tilII I* not chicken
The Htalc’- population, tin- ConiI liomns ft tin Fulu, u rubber com
feed/' Itu-acil -aid. "Hut there i meice flvpnrllnvnl said w*8i fiorn
paiiy worker, reported tic found
the fill I her advantage that it is M"l 0011 in 1000 In 2,4(14 000 in
he. crying hysterically when tie
possible in gel belween III lo lit 1040.
i came home, lie rushed the child to
pet crnl mure low-grade emol Ior
x lio’ pitfll, lint effort* to revive li
than legotar gasoline mil of a bur
i fulled.
( lause, John Fite accompanying
ial of crude oil."
The baby was the rouple'; only
1|,ree oumtiers weie *uiik bv tin- I child. A lirsl degree murder
He *si Id Ibis mean* gasoline fro
Il'aailaare grow rage nan
entire
hoyglee
dull
"Bbng
ol
The
I charge wa* placed against the wrpurling utliont. Him the British, "Lucky (fid Hun," -ting hy ihc
could save dollars., and, at Ilie double .piurtettP, with solo effect Jolly Roger," “ Ftiendlhip" and , mao after luroncr t,', I- .Marlin u
"Was
Afiiod."
1polled the dentil u homicide
same time, world supplier of i-i.nle by fifth Cawley and with Hliirley
Visitors Introduced i.v J'-el
oil would be rnnaerved.
Middleton Mccoinpanvinv The ep Field
wete A. M. l.'owoll of Tupel.a.
Kussell said it trvipieotlv may be core by Ilie group Wa* "Fvulllie "
Hy screening out sunlight, the
possible In lake surplus faint pro"fnvlct.ic" wan *ong by Clarence Kuo* amt Denny Hlaffoni. Bre-t water chestnut cab kill till- mlrfodeni Millietr called for u meeting
■Ue it ami -unveil litem In ler*
ul diieclor* immediately al'ei (tie rgaiii-m* on wldch many fish
perishable product*, ... they could maud.
feed.
tu slnicd. Hr tliey miplti lie conHe *«|i) flint as all example legolxi session.
viried from one erllrle, foi whirl. | \uieiicito c-.llle feeders need u lot
there I* no tire, to other type* of i more pi.deio In llvctiork teed to
malrrisl- fur which ilteie Is a de I'lve cattle a writ rounded diet
Louis Johnson
iCaailaeeg h s M f a n Use)
fgnlc materia)*, especially por-
Kiwanin
secretary mat Queen Juliana and
Prince Bernhard who were wait
ing to leave for Val D‘ Isere In
the French Alps to spend a two
week Easter holiday.
Johnson gava the Queen the
personal greeting* uf President
urtavci iifmiuiHMuii, ujruicai ■SUM* Truman and a basket of fruit that
plies and communicat Urns equip on order of the President had
been picked In Key West.
ment to guerrilla*.
Foreign Secretary Ernest Ke
The landing tore* of 400 regu
lars war met hy ■ force or 3,000 vin, in announcing the date ot the
guerrilla*, the Nationalists said. meeting, said he foresaw a long
Ilie guerrilla commander wa* iden peace if the Atlantic alliance
grew firmer and the eastern world
tified as Lien. I.i Wei-Chung.
The report said the mi*!ion was could be held us Its ally.
accomplished, indicating the re g -. "I think the day Is not fur dis
ulars hud withdrawn.
\ tant," said flrvln, "when the
growth uf this power will create
Lhlang, In a speech cummrmnr-1 a situation where there will lie
allog the death of 72 young men •no alternative but to negotiate, to
slam in L’anton 4u years ago dur I settle once and for all this pro
ing an uprising against tha Man- blem that has cursed the world for
elm dynasty, said Inty-muttona) so long."
Communism wa* trying to destroy
H U words were taken to mean
r..tmo year* of rhinesc culture.
he thought the Soviet Union, fee
Mainland Chinese, he said, suf- ing the combined W e s t e r n
f«t from famine, hunger and strength. would have no alterna
" R u t h l e s s Russian oppression tive but to negotiate with the
wor.-c than that of the Manrhu West on problems dividing the
autocracy,"
He accused Ked leader* Mao
T-e-Tung and L’hu Teh of betray
ing the Chirm republic and "sub
jecting the Uhluere people to a
grave crisis and national humilia
tion iinprrredrnti'd in our history."
"Four hundred million of our
compatriots have been suh|ectcd
to untold suffering and slavery,"
riilaiii; said.
IV- called upon
Chinese,
HCn. Ho Kuo-Kwang. governor
of remote Rlkang provider where
NatKiiinllsl resistance crumpled,
han arrived In Taipei. Ho escaped
hy plane via Hainan. Hen. Hu
Taung-Nan, the Nationalist com
mander, got off the plane at Hai
nan but It expected here soon.
BeveragcH Chiefs
big threo conforenc*.
Thui, the At Unde Bad machlux
begin* to roll Inin high tear. B «
vln told Commune Hi#r» w i i o
growing desire among tha Alliv.l
nations to deal with economic and
political problama as well as with
mutual defame.
In line with IhU the finance
ministers of the 12 nations meet
here today tu discuss arrange
ment* for financing the defense of
the allied Western world.
Military chiefs of staff of tho
12 nations yesterday In the Hague,
Holland, adopted unanimously an
integrated plan assigning rtspon
iltdlltles tu each nation for the
defense of the whole alliance.
In Vienna, two armed secret
police now tidr In all Cie<h air
liners to prevent further escape
(flights tu the West, it wit* re
liably reported here today.
The new older was pul Into ef
fect
immediately after three
plane* left their regular courses
amt landed near Munich last week.
It applies to local as well as in
ternational flights.
It was also reported thul all
passengers are closely learched
for arms before being allowed to
enter tlia planes.
ic*sMswa
r* »* u m i ;
ttibufur* nml agents to prevent hU
brand- from t-nleriug illegal chans
nets. If the distillers didn't atop
the fluw, the states then ri,)U
prohibit legal nsle uf the brunts
in iittPMlori.
Winstoir and Rniwltie wait
working for a .South-wide conepad fnehluimd aiound such a
procedure.
Winston said a* much liquor m
•old illegailv iu Nurili Caroling at
Is sold In I lie i(»t«-op<rat<d store#,
will* ■ lot* - I SIu.tllifi.OOO a yesi
in (axes.
:
Winston, Itedwine and Chalmrr
C. r»vloi. .ilifdni of the Illi( 'Is
in Plot conirnl i(immi!*inn. led the
move tor today's joint nirtUng,
being field behind doted doors. *
Ollier liginu enforcement chief!
wh.i Hccepied ilie Invitation ii{rlinin.
i
l.oui-mim
.Stephen H. RodI,
diief ci,unset of the ivvvmie dfpaituieiit. sod I l> Meredith, assisttint I,, the collector of the bev
erage division.
•
Tiuiie n-,. — .lame* Clamic#
I'.vans. loiinniuloner of finAu*
and taxation.
*
Florid* — Lewis M, ftchatt,
dlrectni ul the beverage depart
ment.
Kentucky — (Juv C. Shearer, dK
rector »t alcoholic bvwruge con<< ■■Untie* Pi h i •’ate Owl
v
lertimrul usrlstauce ran help that No|
country, lie was accompanied hy
the oilier thiee members of the
H.N, commission.
A.4 a preparatory mission, Laidmore -aid, the group had mat with
WHV LF1 AN C M
success, He added full agreement
I C A K DRIVE YO U
had been arrived at with the Af
ghan government and a working
i
w - « * CRA2Y?
committee would retch Kabul this
summer lo continue the U.N. anrva.v for three months.
Lattimore -aid he planned to re
turn to Kabul before the new U.N.
mission.
The author who lia* been de
scribed as an experi on F ir Fast
ern affairs «a!d he r»*ent*d the
description.
"I am an expert more on Cen-
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Men*H Sport Shirth
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100 pound* of "leal . for every
Bathroom Seta
In Blue, Gremi, I'lnk ttmi Crystal. Tltia
t tiHoftti uml |io|itiliir iU'ttt
Hums am! Lid Covers in White, Rose,
Blue, Green, Maize
While they laatl
sbtT*"• at
thh
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primary aalMsetlmw. H°* JJ?**'!*
plg lron does It Ulte to (M M a
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Ceav of our proaent
Men'* T-Shirts
Large Sizes, quality weight
Small assortment in stripes. Sizes small,
medium and larga
59c e a .
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mThir*CUi r i ’,
5325.
” ms a
SS uTof dallnouency today l; duo
Cannon Dish Towels
Cannon Wash Cloths
Multi-color, rapid dry
Pink, Aqua, Flamingo, Gray and
Buttercup
White gabardine with elastic
(Soma allghtty soiled)
8 age 8*
Boy ^ Wash Slacks
4 age 7
2 age 9
Solid colors of Blue, Tan, Brown, Orton
Regular price 2.80
7 for l.N
Cannon Kitchen Seta
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With Lanolin, wonderful for tha hair.
Large family size jar, regularly priced
2 DIah Towels
4 . Dish, Clothe
' VSalad B et.
7 aeta only! .
W en '
8 eg* 7
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No*
Blazer stripes nr figuren. Short aleave!
in ages 8 to 18, Values to 1.98
Boys' Shorts
Special
Venida Creme Shampoo
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UoyH' T-ShirtH
Cannon Bath Towels
Special
4
Short 9l««v«9, .solid colors in hroadcloth. Sizes »m. mmt. Ige
Closeout
urtVf, naniriiuy mar, an. ana r»i»ml #100.15 In Sabbath School.
Roma of the money will be uxed
to help complete a #400,000 elsly*
lied hospital In Psklitan, Wr. Burcowa Rahhath Bchool auparlnUA*
dent announced.
The hoepltal, located In Kar
achi, tha capital city, la naarty
romploted and dortora and nureSa
trained In Amarican Adventist
medical xchnnle ar« now making
preparation* to go to the heipltll
u medical mlailonarleS tha sup*
erlniendant taidMiaalunarlea raporta reed to the
Habbath ichool each Saturday
■Inca tha first, of tho year Indi
cate a "n*w Intarest" In Christ
ianity in Paklxtan, Mr, fcttrow
rontarksd, Bine* It* poHtlcsl ih*
dapandence in Auguit, »M7. rf
aprlt of froodom ass boom M t,
rapid social and
ftW J
have fatten ptoea aiJ>undradx ,o«
8
LunuluMm Sets
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Now Vz Price
Skirt Si'rverH
Quilted Piuntic in pretty colors of Red,
Green, Yellow and Blue
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IS,118 In H.tlfi
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and Backs
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By Huteu—fi uiily. l<'oriiierly itrikeil
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On# t arlt of light welghOSprlng anti Summer fahrirn
lOxreptlnmilly -fill** c|tifiijly u
iiMiortiiiaiit nf pa(t4rnH h'ik
Reg. J
C tiH h im iH
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Mcii'h S iiKh
Fahrics
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America.
biking *Mm, j ' y . M *
T H U R SD A Y S
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Arm y in the si longest navy in
ihe win Id, ni miliiury piciuu aimn
of any kind, In do neail) as if
Iccllvc a Job in developing elllrens
an can lie dom- If we awaken io
ilie brurl* mid m ill, uml nilml'. of
Ilie lioys mol girls while yviing,
o coiiscloosoess of iheir reluiInnship to uiguiiim l society, a runseloieaies* of Mieii resiumsibllltv
to kimw Imw tu live ami lo cairy
their owu pavk»; vys, and to hind
a helping hand to n lh rit; lo appieelnlo America
amt ell II
siwiid* for.
Ilecnuse of I lint I am Imping
Ilia! we lieie lodav will Increusii
out visliin of the pdi llicic in to
be done; Ihut we will, if you
plvacv, develop the eouiage, the
foilitnib- Dial is going lo be liverssill v it Wc me In i'n forward ais,- need t.» g,, loiwAi.l I le.pc I hat
we v-di lneien-1 on* vitiun, *o
ilml we may have Hie pnwci as
well as the ile-iie lo lorn Use Ilie
vi'-iou of these other* who ate,
with us, responsibly, to tl.e end
Hud ltd- movement of Hroiiting
will not lie content with the sltuu
tlon as It I* today, line in Oviedo
and other iTtlcx
Willi that condition un eslub
llslied fact, how can we, i-nnimilUd
us wc are I ii Ilie iejtimpsihilIty of
going f'liwurd willi Sriiutiiig, fail
to develop plan* Hun will give n
linger proportion of Imys an op
portunity to In' Scout*T Yea, that
will give a larger nronortlrm uf
boy* who *r« already Simula * »
opportunity for greater aatlsfactloni lo secure from lhu progrntu
tiioiti* vnluce which equip them In
dividually to stand on Ihslr feet,
think things through for Ihemnelvya, reach a decision on ii hush
of principle, not expediency; whieli
can i<i|iil)i them to halp ptexerve
till* great tlcmoeraey, not only fur
benefit nf llioio who live today and
B,Thare are happily rellliig* oyer Ilioxe who will live #fInwards, but
the nterhiinlcal clvlIUallnii hetitk for the benefit uf Ihu wot Id ms a
dafemiei) by the Hoy Hcmits, by wholr through the influanca of
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C m iflf H, HUNDAV, VI VIM fl sii.
IfifiO
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Ap)iaieol|y we ale upiironchtug the nml of one •lvtllvnllul.
apd are not really reody splrllually for tlm next, Tl.e world ha*
nlwnys been bard on the liny. The
List1 ol tha rltlei tm- he. n hi*
tnemy, for I.I* natnrnl hiibitnti.
were dextrayed T I icii . too, this
is IncieNsIngly a world f<u adults
Till* ptesanl ei a Is pai I letdaily
linril on youth. And tint diffi
cullies ate rimning on into longer
periods of Ills life, lo the later
"Igens" arid into tl.e twenties.
Hovr a.e haying to wail long
i>r; to wall foi Jobs, f-o mix nop.wall tol a place lo life,- ami il
la laud fur llieili to wnlt The
pli>ioeiln|' phase of Am.i lean
culture Is over; The lough hewn
split! I* gone Tl.e open .hoi tf
npportunttv seems less widely
alar. Onr adoleuirnce us a oiltinn has ended uml our mutiuitv
lias begun.
The iirublep. iif clylllinthm tms
Changed In our lifetime, In Front inn's lifetime. "We arc no looret
dealing so fully with IhliiK* oercsaxry fnr hoallliv living. Our gieivl
growth perlwl l» ended Honttlilnti
vise tins begun- The Irnmn l>*ycholngv Is gnue- Rontn youth saillv
are caught hrtwren the two
periods. There nre ftindnnientMl
and primary ivrrdi. human needs
in ronstnnt competlnmi with
mechanical devices. There nre
fundamental tmmnn needs that
machine products ennmil serve.
The nevil in Inlk, to loaf, tn "Ivf.n.
to He mt the grass, to enjoy ttt«
out-of-door*, to gel away from »
8 age 18
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Boys' Shorts
Plain white Gabardine. Regular waist-1
band with bell. Ideal tor Eaatar
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Regular 150
Children’s Dresses
t«k of golld eolora, plaid, gingham
I many otkarp. Size* \ thru 18
All greatly reduced In price.
including Cottons, Silk Crepes,
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mwAcm~M,, «t </p>i W as Neglectful
F a c e
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Seminole School
Band To Present
,» Local Talent Show
111.' S-mltiolc
High
M,,|J....1
Bend will preient a J*1*1'1 I1*0*
Sloiiduy .light ut ltd'*
Jl
H.r i.rlmol auditorium.
.............
In the ircclil conus, at ...cos
llir hand I.IBlI- f|t*l division ««•
ii.g -ltd Htne.by tptaUfle.l to paitlcipale in the awU c;nWet ...
Bienu on May
t». utul « h ■■
The tolent winner Monday
.. niglii will receive
l**"1
^idnuehandise donated hy tiauiord
,.
merchants. Marion Harman l*
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scheduled to serve as master m
ctleii.un.ee. ami an applause iiwt*
t r .hat hc*n secured to record the
approval of H>e audience to.
ward tli*- various conteetant*.
ter the veasel wan icfloated FVIt. t wonderful
t , Iim l l |,l n m tv u l c o u rt u i in
(p u ry
t v lt iid i
in v e n t m u te d
th e
g iu iiu d in g
Iim l
*1 u n d 1 u lu n v
l.e u i
the n td r r e n p u ll'ilb ilil y
fu r
t ile i i c . l i l H i t .
f it u n i. hud lie c u m e n t.lp p c r o f
( lie
iiH t l. ir i' - i . . l i l y
a c tiv e
l. a l l l e f t iip
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U o c tm b e l.
Th r
M iv • m ilti « a . Ih e f u s t c a p it a l oldp
lie lia d r u liim u ild e d und t h r f ltt .1
- >ti|. u l a n y ly f .e lie had ' k i p p e r
ed . I pice
'IH i'M A N
TO
V E TO
W A S H IN G T O N , Rlar. 30— (AN
— Reporta that President .Truman
has dicided to veto the cotilru
veralut fAlin price support meu
turn uffeciing cut tun,, primula
uml put men today nureud rapidly
i*> “hcin y thruufth Ihe rapilof.
. Outataiidlint taiein
lined np for the allow, according
.'U
John Fite, member nl the
band.1 These Inollido the I »!»>***
, Trio,, acrobatic and tap dancer*.
, piano soloisti and many u.K
1. A i and similn« groups.
■ “ Proceeds m >ne entertainment,
■"k for which a small chert?' will he
made, will b* used fm bond ex
penses at the Miami m®*'.
"The band has worked haul
this year for a first division rat
ing," *ald John Hte, and wc
fed erne that the people of
Sanford will work Just as hard
for the band,"
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PROWLER
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*A> DETROIT. Mar. 30
lit* '
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(1 ) "Negleit td duly."
1drew J Wlille nf fipringfiehl f f lilM 1*1 M** ‘ m ill ttf *1 I* t I M i l l . i
Hu ti yi'jr-ol.l officer, nh» i'.iwn.liip, one nf tile fimt ..I ||.tI,I
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wu. i rli.'vi'.l aa Conuii.ijiitliiy Ui im ih I. tu arrive on tin- went
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fieri nl the MixSuuri ufiorlly at"Nuiien and atlrndantt. did n I , ,i.
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Muuy nenulorn und represnntatlve* tuld report era they underulood Mr. 'Iruinun hud ileclded
to duoipprova Hid legiHlalion.
Tlie i.iil wu* Min to the While
Home lutt week. It wun a hardfought .‘ Senate-House compromise
•timed ut tightening price prop*
under aurphia Irish potato** and
allow in** increased acreage for
thin y.ur'a crop uf rollon and
iwamilii.
jolt of (|uiellng
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employed by Florida Fnxlium- Mi limMinc, n„ w.tri. ,.f the i.ilioc
Shut,I," .aid, ai. cuintiui. ,1 « i t I lie. I , .11 I.doilo, itiei I
.ml,.
I not, lih III 11*4V. The unniilil l.a, w iil.'i, |ta, t., ■ atilt ., |■,, [ll wet.
loll l.a Xiowtl Irolti
i ■|d.'ll.ollMl lied
Wlt.'ie (li. o.i .
Ih r
I h r Civil A l l ( ’a llo t lo u t
l i lin o
t ii l g h l In f o l i o I ' a . l r l t ' l i i p ' ,
nod 31. I i l g i l i i'll. m l l.o >
h . 't w r . i i
• h r JgC 'i o l I f . I. t 1.1 h t 'a ld I l . ' i l l
W rh n
and C n p l
h m li. ir r t id u lr .
III.
o ll| fC ttta £ o f l l . r
l i r o CO||i
it u l i l - p l i r e in i h r I ' j l i o l ’- r>|n
V I H ill
Vila t i l l ' d II, v via h .'ld at
th ,
Municipal ,Slip".i II miicm
To
lie I ' l l g i h l o
In ,
H lr
. I I I |r ,
h i> v lim s t h r n l h a i I! , . >rid r u n ' i
Ii i i v i- H ie tv 1 111cm im i . n i o f l l i r i i
| M i* 'iils
N o l i t 1 l i . i. t i n . i in t lv ln g
■ g iv e n , und u c u d e
llir ,.n lv
w it h a ' i t h i i d
( i l l . i t v .i l I . a m in i
m u n i i:(i| n f ly in g H n u o f '..'n il h u m
I h e re a le no d u e s.
M . 'iiih * r - t h ip n p p lic u t n .n ' w i l l he
m ade I in * w e e l, and th e u r . l rne.-t
t i l l ' » f H .l> C .trm n I I I l i r ll. 'ld ,.n
K
Is at least three miles from a
possible A-bomb target,
But they say well-built frame
Houses show good resistance to
blaat. They say realstance of brick
butIdInga In whkeh ttw waU* sup
port a load is rather poor.
When two atom bombs warn
touched off over Japan, damage tu
homes and other buildings was so
great un to n mile and five-eight:
away that they couldn’t be used
without repairing.
Partial damage extended out
about two mUes. Light
o
the H-bomb might b* eight to a
Mswytr’n comments were in >
thousand times as powerful as tike speech prepared fnr the American
orlglnel atom botabi.
^ Cotton Manufacturers la. titutc
T*u.Wt ‘ l s.do
Di* “ hoi*1 Convention.
AlH.otieh he held that "thr new
year lias begun till a nolo nf firm'■era .mil .ititlrnlem for American
business,*’ Haw ye r took note nf
anything else you could do. BheJ- fjwo »e.*ntents nf the en.nomv
terj above grouad, thick enough where
.............current trend* or*' not so
and properly built, would heln a fuvnnhl.
Declinin' Imi-tmeni
lot, too.
for httsIneH.s expansion and npeiti‘ oymrnl.
Ail!?*?*
poxslbilitv -
dispersion, 0# P*ttm it would b*
lie announced a government sur
impossible to epraad out gU y
vey iuni completed Indicates a
"continued deeliue uf il iter cont"
In business plans for riant ind
fgulpment cxiiendltures In 1U30 a'
compared with 104V,
"However." be said, "ihli.deeline la In line with expectation-'
a backlog ragulyament ire
:ad off aud it is iasnf
exert move
more ttuift
th*u a
» nitJd
mild iafm-
i'reilalorv fill., tn.linllti,' cntfi li.
Ki.r, mud fi it iuni vein, pot the
d.-ull, a'ttl.-ut'e l.ulitv in tin' Scut
III.de t 'mull V ('uni I Hnu.u when
repreietitiillv."- nf 11,,- Htalc I Hu...
nmI Freih Wnler Khh P.ntmiH
‘ ion niiiiotlnreil |ilan,' fur nlinwitiir
. i.iiiiu.'i. iu) fnix-iinrn lu lcu|. these
fie.Ii in thin »ron.
The court room, which lisa a
sralltut rapacity of 200, was crnwtl
«'d ar fl'ihermen heard John F.
Mefittlne, chief fiihcrien biologist
fur the Pomtuisiiion, outline the
system under which traps tnav
be used, anil later accepted more
than 76 r.ppl leaHons for trappltw
permlls.
The area now tinder consilientHun for expaiu iou of the irepnltiy
progrnin ii from Vidifia Hhr,
south of Lake George, ouHi t"
Ol)
lim ine
g lo .tp I
Coll Id , i lu g
Vche•il,ll i tr|»Ulfd to hr t|)lt,g JO
dtnvt tin'lli lit Hall, and France
into j iiml,ul limit igninit thr
|iir,id nl ......... .uni-ini in A na.
Ii„
IiVllllJ*p«*4i Vilii|| (inl.lV I M i 4*4iI irat
\ rli,'o n lol.l Ho- Menatur- that
tu f'Mil ,1 1.1'.,i ol let to, hv t mu Ho- t (lv.liiin.innt llgnre n. a careful
,tirnni> ul vvliat . needed Inr the
imuml Ird I luld,,1 ih.ip who h.itr
Lill. d I1..... . fid
IP umi,11,
MnlMlt+ .l il Uu I
,,u l
Mil i Hat |.111iwr.l |*f tlftiKtl 4M (Kll
I muidnin ol
I.
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i
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t lm n
H .l'o
It
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C oll'trill I O C
l.a a d o n
w r l f a t «' I
.t o .! >
III*
u ^ U in p H o n
ic la t r d
In
;1S?
HUM
p > "p h '
Chint'Hc ll'ipublic
Ami Cmimiuiiists
Okay evacuation
• \*l 1 II *H* IH* .. M j i
—
,,,
|",. ,,t,„i t.. ..iv*' billion of
,l„.
... -n i'M u'.nl
a'‘l
......
i
.* a c t io n of
I , .......Cl. : M l . o n . I
......................
, I l , r |,l
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tl a. . . I l l "
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I. , . Ill
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on
JkId Hit'
.
lv a in
H 'l t J.rkunit *
.. ...............T I )
t'lc
‘It ‘ h ln a
C” ' 1
vv.tr in t.'itil 11» , . •"-.*1111*1 np H*.... .
Vuni'I ■ IH*......... JMiM*liai lia.li".
H"' i.T"*'1*"' wiirmi
itan fi'ii.'-l ii* i * ii I !»li. off .i8.j.lie Inland. «nt n). Ctilni'M' terri
torial wain , at,-l l.inuglit t to
Y.iknltoloa »i Nana ski. Jaiuiii.
t It ig in s llv . IdnO iii'in o n r, includ
ing IOii Am ni..in , were to have
hnri eiaciiali-.l Oy t.R’Pi at Rhatt«but Killlim w > uiiceituin if .all
„f Hi.'iti wnc covered by today 0
U|ipi.lMlL
Iv i 11*. >11 Hn.ugl.t
Tlie
evncnatlop
w,,iilil i.e,.m to one or iwo days,
Inti wu , w a ilin g fo r d e fln lle weed
on Hie a m .n y o m n il
(n u n Mhortg-
hai
Tite original evacuation nrheme
called for the I flTi t» transfer
ihelr nassengcr-i to Ihe Gordon off
the Clilna coanl. These plan* fell
through when Communist official*
leftmeti to penult Hie shallow .trfft
landing craft to make Hie I rip Iftlo
.‘iltutiBhai liorlior.
vn-
(Kiltese Mesat Tw » r t m
m u siuear— ea a*ili a. *•<•“ 4'*:
■M*al Traaisa alea«a tala law tba Marshall piaa »• h«l|i « hulls
» « ■ ravaged Warae*. Thla a*ary eeala all* <h* tahr-F«af Karaeeaa
raruvary gragraai aa it rearhta the half-war aiaafel.
If BILL ROSS
H.MATH FH H ON W THR
Staiion WTREl, on u state wide
!]"ol(-iip, will tironileest » talk by
Gimrge Smalhei *, candidate for tha
Renat*, tonight at 8:00 to f:30
o'clock. The address I* spensored
hv Bill' Kirk, chairman pf the
Hmalhers for Renate Club of San
ford.
McC a r t h y t o p r o v e .VW AB HIN GTO N , Mar. 30, — f
— Henator McCarthy (R-Wls.)
Ihe Renate today he will cut
documetils show Inc that Owen b M tlniore in a Soviet agent ai.d “1a
nr has been a memtier of the C qM*
mnnUt parly,1’
__________ *d>*
T H E
Charley Finley, chief wildlife to be given by them. But you can ■ "sinister attempt of Amerlpan
officer for th* Commit* Inn It? the be aure the world will bo llatontng. capitalistic imperialism to control
Tim*
For the Marshall Plan today la the destiny ocf Europe.”
6th District, warned against; satRussia,
aal
' , taking the
... satellite
______ eofifp
!S la ltT ' r ^
^ H W.llhou,.,
lies of. Eastern E
f utob*^ along
penult.
•
.
its back o«
j I n Vh i 4 ^ W » y > £ i 0n" V g g j^
» -.P1MU^*!'\ l hV j j l >V r*li?fn'<t•’vJft'Uiro t *1
I. He
" a e r ln U lly
•*■;>' ” ,,'®r
Ih,............. .......*'•'
»4 i m i i >
^ *al l VAfl D» , |f j f Iff *
J ill,
lif'M l
l i i i y 4 l l i ! i i i f l I t h ill 41 \
I
lit*- nf
U rM
I I I tk r‘1 H it U
1 Ml ai |
4 1 1*4*
n ru r
M a iiili
t •» i » i « K i l l
f i l l M if f H i l l . I 41*1 I "H D " I I I
|||4* I l id
I j l l i tl •’U l i V W n ilH *
*1j >
I I I * ' l*l| ;h t| l 4IMI4S | | 4i V " I H i! ’
M ill
f<M4f u t ifiK
v. i M i u i
M* H ill* ’
n f M a n ila T in * H u l
m m hav**
■ •4 •n l , i l p m iil
, n t in mmi M i i
N iit v ii I c ij, i p ru M ii* *' n n l * imMi
a* fe ii a
lla t iih in i
p iM v * fn f
i in .
c .t v ri
j
w id e t . lie t c l, o l c r i i l l i i l
l . i t / o i i , H ie m a il, i la n d
K a lin ,:'
'a id
Ih . '
cun t u l. n it t y
w i l l w o rk w i l l ,
t iin v t n r . i i
SkfeSvti'diiu
Inly
w o u ld
tu o u d e t
policy I
M p u lld O i i I i in o .tl M.i k m i .
H i *1i
»■In ••*.! j i u i v . a j . l
ih u i M tr Viim v
had l»rrn ni «I«*|♦.1 f.i l-*l.
hep. iniilug
............ m l
handicap I tie uiid.-i taking of spe.III, ..cl l Vlllei which cal. he #ftectivGy otgatuied during the
coming y*ai '
,
Achuion sahl 'he pretrram, by
((lengthening Hie fr..c tunen. or
A*ta and other underd. vclopaa
□reuj. would he a xecurUx wax*
dir* fm ( K r.dl.-d .StrKea Xg4
l here litre "at. e'-etdial amt of our
I'm rip 11 p.'l Icy
,
,
nm mu foreign policy k* "0*
I,, ,,t ......... uiii v atone, he con
tinued in a |.rr puied
"W e have nevrt t-een ‘aHJltea
merely to ,c ,P .. a Hn eat - o f horn-
WASHINGTON. Mai. JO. - O f) — Just w m . UiavMIe Park
irmn the While House it a nunjeiiiittii twclvr itury l.iiiUling that is the
iieive-centet nl Amriica'* mightiest oflentivr in the “.old w*i" wills
Rimia.
From this heedoueHrit is ditcclrd the Mtishxll I'I jii wlti.li on
Monday pane* in second biithday.
The building haute* th* Economic Cooperation Administration
(E C A ), the agency established b y* 1
Congress to run a program due to University in June, 1947
cost Ametlcan taxpayer)' shout
Marshall’s idea In the beginning
«13,030,000.000 bv Ihe time it ends
was this: All Europe— including
» i i June 30, 1962.
To mark the second anulvernarv Russia — should get together to
null half-way point of thr multi- rebuild the Continent in n coopera
effort which would restore
billion dollar project. *oldler' tive
production and liode. The United
"tat. Rit.,.1 Nu. -UI ami induil.
ijltT.min nrnrgr C. Manhall
Lakes Monroe, Jessup, Ilarnev, who, aa 8ecraUry of Hi ate, first Htates would provide the coun
Woodruff, Dexter and Heresford devised the plan — will make what tries with necessary aid to give
Traps are now permitted north of ECA officials call a "major them Ih* chance to make good the
losses of war antf to huild for the
Volusia Bar,
speech,"
future.
«
Ocorge fllino, president of the
General MuihsU'e words will
The Soviet Union refused to
Sanford Bportsmsn Association, be directed to employes of the r*>
have any part of tha scheme.
and Porter Lansing, format presi
covery agency at a birthday rally Moscow charged tho proposal was
dent, attended the meeting.
i *j - a. *t wSK&NbUH.’ . . ..ri*Sik*l»^di>Ai*4M8iSft*kdi*xitf4i^TifImli\k^t.tfJta» im i
p la n g n l H ie
|Ul,
Muiiford’a share of rigarettu 11b7 ,!M ill la s t y e a r, aod . 't f it M , apo a re . . M ill'd ,
i ’ t l l i e v t t iiu * 1
tuxea rullected in January a- a le lu n v iie ilip H in d .' I . . In . u l. m i , I p i. lu g e in e le i h i , d .'t il.H i d . a t.' I
mounts to 97,733. Lewis M. o l i o . I i i i t l d i l i g i l l w h ic h I , ,
e . t h i u i i i ' h h h i, 1, m u i d o lla t v t lt t , '
Schott, dirertor of the State
ml -till fuiHtrr then .'.it mid j „f p.edaxe tlow •i . ,,,
nth,.
Beverage Department, announced •tpeiiil.olt.. It ti hopid lltul Hi «tii|'|,' xp.'iatliitr- .1. the Sottlli
today.
dial., i.tav -uun he tilde I., . re .' ) I' oII.iwiiik H i.
. ,,.f„.,|,.
The State total from the tax . ov.it huildll.K in which >11 of it l|„, „ti were , ned .......... >"10
it 91,472,673. Of this, 9461,0911 o p e t a lio o . can he a c c o io to n d k i. I p .m ri- t.tiir.nd - l. i
i f i'hirtn
'llir Ilul-' la.'lrd til" r town-.
will go to Ihe Slate for tuber- more efficiently,
• lo.w u ,■ p ro . ’i i i . d I . , t l . , ' p|< >■
I til night and today
the tout Ilicllidetl the fuclorv o, . , , o f . h r c m .
' “ Ipsh* contrail »he remainder,
V i i im i d r e - c i Apr
f. at H-041 o’cloci wilti thr
Tanaunn, Itatiuign ITnvtnce
IMWifilW, will be distributed to f m i Street where some )M* ,|>u> |,| id 'll . d l l , I 'lo t III, I I i I l l ' l l « f t .
e n in i
g rm t n .
P a t . .it
a ir w . I
It.MI Hill.', nccujurd the town Hirre
eligible Inrorpnrdted municipali .Ir e ir e s cun lie t u m . it m il i i r i
I l ’a a n a a t j l i t t> ,i|i guar*
i■nine n l i n e d l i i i 1 . ..id
rw .v
In
limit idlling Iw.Jkrii.d l i n k ' win)
ties.
l . 'u u lt B u r d (la e ,« r tkw rl
pocf i iiiiip t n e n l in rd h v t h r f ' n r i i
WERT CALM REACH. Mar. ’in
S
*
fh .
T h e .‘ o 'llM lr
i rlllltiM fj 1*1.1 4
| i If*I tut*
lit* “ IMlItiM* .
I
w o. I l l
"point l o i n " tinm I ' m l e n t I r u .uun’ h'.ltnv .,1 il in lu. inaugural
1
‘
|.rn|ilr> ol |ht
A i'llH 'd iU S k rit f h r ( u l i* M ir a'lfSfilif#
l\‘ t* i i; n
tu
thr
l’'llf 4**ril Kf'llll l'*M ...... .
(ll if«
gUP !«>l I he |MM|u»’ 4’,t plliglfim of
Amci ii'iiri f*t'huu +M uul in (iiiao
iJlOitUt’hMI* Mirlhu.t
-iliil living
’ ta n d n td *
In n u d .w u rd u re a * o f
i > ,
,
i tiim m iniM, ilftl
Itam ls
K ill
hi
tire i.nilillie. ol Ada, ihr Middle
I avl ami ul hri nmiridevclupfd
air a* a. iii.ln limy a lack nl inIfjevt in a |uo*|iam upon which lh*>
have I,ran pulling vaiy great
hopes." hr .aid
INMS I •
M r ■ ;ild he H i l l ‘ . i l l i t l ‘*«li fh *
||..«• »
\ J11ki it ft I k ill it »it
f . s i i i r i i *1 f **f
ih it i >•I *111 i l l
».»
f it 'iii'
..*
|I*MI
i ' t l l t f l l I >*
If f il l Ills «if
ih t ii
Mu
ills'! tin tl lit- il?t.
It Mi l l I I 11|i
'll M ill
Mli
I'. » I *, fI.* •M fMill* i I
•I 4I'"*' I|e*|. If r III. Ilf ' ll l- . Mill | ' .
I a iI i I
Ir.ju rlrd
Kill t «*i( *nl* i aluMi of ,i hill win. it | MlJili h'll* j ( M||*f-4111 I4|*rl nl
. A ll
I* , i i
I i/ytion Ml ij'-l. • I f i r If J l l j . l
Sllsl I Mhlldt 1 tlllllt»l»l> 1**1 ill*
V illt f i l
A s ia ,
WASHING I ON Mai
» » -< * >
Sr,-trialy ol ‘dalr Ailirton told
4 >.lM).rv. I*i,lav that am . ul in the
$4‘. IHNMkhl a-lr.) (.ii I'lriidanl
liiim.uT'. ' poini hull
inogrim
would Ii.nr .miniInnate irMillx 00
elloit to .lin k t uiumiinism in
Aua
"It wunlit imduiihlrdly hr in-
t i l r f .m i i*| I i j f k r i ’*
L r lt t r e h t u l
f '. t h h t ' ,
I Iilt h liv \
If l l i r a
I f ir
, r.
In
S e c r e t a r y C l a i m s ’.
I L l l f . * I *( i I i l I •’ I *t| t f u f u ’e. lie1
M ,|
II l u .
ll* 1 I d ll. I’’ k' .A I ‘f It
H r %k 4
H iT
M** lt( ft* Mu t h .l
I m *1*)*i ■ i In a l* i
1m il »■ M a rie i l l
HM H .M ill
4
,* I* a.I* t ii* I h r
*r!. |■itir«if lullia e*i Irvti
It
u>
. S o v i e t s
| I t'oti DImiii ‘ » N i.fii h* iti h L**
■ *4.411 1 I' 4*1#|, likea| tMif4S
ii
l-uiienti," he aald.
t ill
it .. I
I'
■i , i
»
• • m tl . 1 * 1
t'liew told ul how Mrs. Therein ! * h i
M il
i l l 11 M l'U
^ ..f l
I'M I'* 'll |ri i
III* I im I m iv at III
I Mif . R|i l l I k ill I I I |i #(!,
it. i
III
I I ij* rt l l i l “ Ml ,it it
- il
Hliuw, :ib, an oft duty nurse, re | l-.ri(|tliii ii,ini' Mu
'Aft'} if Mil IMill* hlltl * ui itt‘Vi'n ♦
f n». . ni
Ml
I
f
M
i
d
A
(
ill'f 11* tfu M liH , 14•f 11,*
nl •I“ I nl Ini
. hjtl*'
ift.I
1 n i » f l * 11,10 fir| m s lit*
fined In leave the women's sec -all VM i l M il III ♦ i*D tli'* * *.J I
i l l *'l v l i v f I
i Mh I n 1 f u r l* * i |;«if m i* n| In
mu
•
I -t tl* i
lion mil 11 the last of the patient, Id'll lilt * , ill* H I 14|f l l f
i l l } M i l l In
*'h i fml41 \ It* 111»|*11' Mm Ilul ,
hud hern helped hrough the win- I ’Mlit ) 114l l i I
......... . »* I .1 l i t . i l l e l S a n f o r d A i r I'nl nil
11 |l| #* f i l l i' | 1l\
I V *•
w i i * u iiiim o im m I 1* .in * * 11 i d * I mi
dnwc,
ill
|* I 'Ml* J
1141K J tv \ .ell dlljilC i ti Mi* 4Ve it , ft lll| ' 1*1 I 1* a Mt*
“til.* crawled oil h«r r.lnmarh Ms,. M int M |m Mi m t f i t ilt lit
11 11it* I i I *, ( i r t i * |t *i *1 if n ai I , | ' )
I'Wnm C jolrt 1’orpN .«I v 4,illkf«'|# (i4 r g. l l l l 11f *• h lf i l l
u
t
e
on , h. coc - - (ill — Secretary of Pommerc.
Fmvyi'i ,aid today the naitiinnl
?
» •*«" ^ « b better than the nittpiii In Mi*, first three month
of II'C.O wii.i .dote to Ilul nl Hi.
neither will beany thing but rubble and at he* if il i* within VoiH honm peak.
h a lf " nula o l l h . center o ihe bla.l, Heavy, reinforced concrete
F.
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m «, awkwnaad today.
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Mul Mi.hk hkrif miih|!ixailiMi
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Acheson Declares
“Point Four” Cut
Would Be Unwise
D i s c l o s e s !
lim v c r
It 1 a z e
Sanford Civic Leaders Conducted
On Tour Of Florida Fashions, Inc.
*
S e r v ic e s
O v e rc o m e
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ell It. thru hi.fit - *lllll... .1Irti .18
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the gill lie Inve.l was kill*.1 ainil
11 t i n s il C l i n r u e s ■nod e tills.I Ml.Uo> ol j i'lnale
rnlillv altri hr tail lisie.l (iff alul
I ( i 111 .anilMiium in lead icnin ol i.tlin
1 ,t* v e lc tl
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they plat lull* tail thru Inutilt mi
to safety.
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ejclt other's llimal.
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At
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palieoh
men
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t H g l, W I I I I . n i l l l
lit , m n
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'A -yra io lil llnivrititv nf Iowa l i l t ., lie , I y l l t l t i lih la y I n c lin ie e s
u iri, ..inf hy imoke that p.'inr.l
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•icnioi gave bit venom »l the way
lii.ni a hiiniiJilt life into a mini
i l l t h * K ro u n d lu x o f I h r t i j l i l r
piMly Mjlg.tlel Aliltr (Gce-Grr)
t<11< MiMiuiri
•d ihr 11*11* Villa taniloimm la.l
Jackson. 70 mrl death ill the
night
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ship, n (nr lo liia lr n r n l, iriu lr.
.If " I inn
k rrp till lulliiug."
JlrjMJiiljln.il at the rmi ol
MnUenrlas by ben. Juirpli McCatlhy it. IVi: i ulk. in j r.|»ntri ,.i, in,
tiles tu Ills n a liir Alabama In*
(INMiiD JINI mfhtiil (lafttimlv
antval at Seattle, Waih , tiom Uir t <i hast I lie stale Ucpaitmenl
waii.leilnl evening" when they *r
niglit. H r m id he jtinoi.1 r r r I iff M ud . all Libia III 11 1 hew,
ottlclal was en loutr to til, new aulgoin.'i.t „ rou-ui in . .,l<mia »lieo
» irnnl In thr looming house In. lalnly h mild run In.lriirm lrnliy
he WU called back tu Washington lu appeal U'l. ie a i Ii,.,lly tiuaid
•aid
ihr t.laf* appaienllv it ai ted
'nightcap aftej dining on tealuo.l t(.i ih r seal held hy !*en. ListVIC* dtclaiad' l will L* haoiie to get UlU United up." , Inlet tuilionul 1
in
th*
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m
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lair
ami wmr and attending a f u ln
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.
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lo t thiol, where the turn palirnli
glniilUK his
V a iy dlsi Ipllnai y
'*\V. w rif bonding in upproxl
n rir hnu fit. hut was l.liinghl un
male middle of the room. ! hissed tin lough, at lu ll pay. Iiiipuied
lire an Sr of Ills continual , *It l
der i.itill.d .|Ulckly ai fin . I'hila
her Shi* kissed mo.
“ Play I till v laughing sin riot In ■ •inn « l ju n r d lo u r* unifies
ilelph.j In* iimti and I..UI i.ih.n
han.l'i tu mv throat as she had lion iiullrirs
trrl l.il.ipame lit.III l.fa.I.l mill
done before. I raid sninthlnp utuiol
luumlift ir.ponded to lit* alaim
S . m i n i s ! t l t i t l r . i t I f I ■* H P l r i'n|||lm lr* 1 m i i lo in ■»f t h r liv * l*nihl
that nnl l.rlng the right place m
\ tm ro ik . Mu
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something like that
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< apt Wilhalit It Hi,mo it.ii chain
■a "At the sumo tlhw> slu* had bet
It! tplal let • Oh llir fit .1 IliH.r. I |.'ra|,^ Shame*, ptr.iilrnl, rxphilliiilK ill* I.iitiiu- I p III ill. ....... Ill
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nn tit'' Ti'oiid ,
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Super ini elidelit Rnlund l. Hun- flltuir.
III.ui u. ivliu r.iiiunatided the
She threw up her mum. hitraUintf
■lull "uid the wing will, wire
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|.'*l 1
Ir Ill r
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toy hands from lur thioa1'
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f).*fens.. Attorney Clair llnmll- ..li a riiei.tprakr Fliy -hoal Jail. 17. 43 men and Ml women. Many of
o l Mi** U t N Iiu s e iim l F it *
tAk 414.1 VS I, ■ 4*»
lit * » l«.
ton Interjected to auk the tiniul ituud hehite a cnuil luaitial com ihe' man patlentx were considered
In s.- U ijia l
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4’h ib ,
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some psychology Mudeui if he let
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ftavjRi.ll riArig "a*
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f.-ihaped Uilldlng fled in their
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Ft ilit, i l i f t si MrJ*Min, H aiiii«l
minute or two. rh*n she »■**•*} rltandtsL"
In
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Defense Sum
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Associated Preee Leaned Wire
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Fair through t Mdsjr. Colder
tonight, with host in north pot*
lion and possibly at Mattered
place in Ihe Interior of <*olral
liuilion. A little warmer Friday
afternoon.
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THURSDAY MAll. :i0.“ IfTflb"
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A .
Coed’s Death Was Nine Men Die;
‘A ccidental, Says Scores Saved
Fraternity Youth In Philly Fire
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J J ^ A N F n jT ^ J ^ J A U ^ W n jP ^ T /g g J
M O N P A T M A R . 27, 1150
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Million Dollars In Dream Money
Might Turn Out To Be A Nightmare
l y H A L BOYLE
; *
NTW YORK, Mar. 27. — (/!'» - Anybody want a million dollar*
tn dream money?
You can iiav* mine. I've tried and tried — and I can't spend it.
Not anymore.
Imagining what you would do if someone gave you a million dol
lar* is, I suppose, America'* lavorile daydream. It i* a mental game I
hav* been playing for .10 yearn.
♦ ------------------ ■—
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. An<l it .iirH to he great fun. ing l.atln verbs, explains why I
Usually I'd perform eomn gallant .'lunkerl Caimnr.
deed tn win till* fnnclril wraith
Ill college I slni led spending my
I'd dash nut Into tho xlrect hiu! mythical
million at Monte Carlo,
savf a hills* girl from luting
I'd push mv wav through the riuka*
erunheil. Hm gmtdful father
hanker, uaturallv — would whip mol prime* In u place by the rou
OUl' Ilia checkbook, write out a lette wheel.
"A million dollar* on the red,"
draft fur $1,000,000 and hand It to
me, saying. “ Here, mv hoy, acrept IM way offhand. The wheel would
thla a* a alight token of mv appre spin--and turn un blark. l-ost —
a million bucks on a turn of the
ciation.''
There w*» only one reason a wheel! I ’d saunter away with a
smile as the tilled throng
•mail hov at that time would want careless
a million dollar*. I'd hitchhike out fell hack In awe.
I.ater, when I went to work for
to Hollywood and tell Tom Mis, the
Hopslong Cassidy of a generation a living, I noticed two things
ago, » Tom, t want to huv your about my davdieam. I wasn't do
ing unylhlng to earn the million—
horse. Tony."
"Why, non, it would takij a mil I'd lust stall with the assumption
lion dollar* to huv that horse," I hail it. And I was gettino self
ish about spending it, l!d buy
Tom'd drawl.
“ Here'* vour million, Torn." I'd myself yachts and homes on the
answer. The flabbergasted cow KIvIm ii and si aides of racehorses,
drinking tubs full of
boy would take the Clifrk
and And t wa* with
clioiu* girls ami
I'll Iran up on Tuny, and ride him champagne
home. Oh, and when the neigh film star*.
Tld i was mi way to live, and I
hot hood kids saw me gallop by on
>nt It out. L 'm In my dreams mv
Tony — the envy In their eves.
Tills daydream lasted tne from ii rtin lrn and con sell-oft couldn't
kindergarten dear through gram stand the pace.
I,airly, I find, I don't know wlifl
mar Helmed.
Then I met a girl of ruinous to do with the money;. I've fig
beMntv III Junior high sehool. She uretl out that $200,000 would irnllv
had dimple*, fieckles and adiumii give me every single' tiling I now
tlim — that i* to uav. she muldn'l want out of life. Whet to do with
I l f me at all. Kilt In study hull I'd Mu* test? Well. If I give H to *Ire*
dream up that gonil old faithful I t C i i i s s , the Hoy Scouts might
And vice versa. Apd
million dollar*, ami huv rnr u sack get mail
of glittering gems, Including tlm there Is a hlg. red-faced rpan from
Hope diamond.
Hie Department of Internal Itov
And I'd fmiir them lulu the Imml |enile wlm keeps running through
of my scornful beauty
yes, my daydri-nni shouting^ "Where
right them helore (lie eyes of the I did ynii gel Unit million'.’ Where
teachci
null when .dic'd ,» v
did you really get 111"
Harold Ihev're wonderful."
I'd ' So, If you want In lie a dnvray. "No Arrutliu, thuy're liiiiildes ilieam millionaire, don'l fust Hike
•— J»*»t baubles,"
one million Take two, You can
T I ihI nn r t i i ii la i davdiealu. j hove mine. Cm all worn mil from
played ovei and over again in a the icsponsIMlilv of figuring "lint
mind Hint should have been -linlv In do with It
Florida Markets
|Caalla»4
rim
fag*
liner
Seven
O f
M en
Accused
S e llin g
Spuds
N EW AR K , N. J „ Nar. 07. t/Pl — Krvcn men accused of buy
ing government surplus potatoes
at a penny per hundredweight and
selling them back to the Army at
$1,80 were expected to surrender
today un fraud warrants.
U. 8. Attorney Alfred E. Mndarelli said warrant* accusing the
•even nice of defrauding the gov
ernment had been Issued Katurdny
and that he expected *11 *even to
surrender voluntarily today,
Modnrelii named Moe Berger,
■ml Alfred Peltu»,. both of Brook
lyn. a* ringleader* In the plan. He
xfilil they operated n dehydration
plnnt. known as Peltier Hood Pro
ducts, Inc., nl Clifton. N. J.
"Itergci and Peluso had a inntract with the U. H. Department
of Agriculture to huv It* surplus
potatoes for one cent per loo
pounds for dehydration purpose*,"
Modal fill said. "The rontrmrt pro
vided the dehydrated product
would he *nld overseas.
"Our investigation shows thst
the men went as far aa to aell the
potatoes hark to the government
for use in muthern Army remn*
at $1.80 ner 100 pound bag."
Modnrelii said other* Involved
In sale ot Iranspnrtation of Hie
potatoes were named In the w h i rants hr:
Julius Kuslimerak, and Benedict
lllcmhono, both Brooklyn! Domi
nick and Vito Fuslllo, both of
Caiiasliitu. N, Y., and Frank Hrlff In of the International potato
Onrp., New York City.
VZJT
Crime Syndicate
quo) report said she had bean strangl
Smuggles liquor
and had brultea and lacera
Into Deep South edtion*.
Buswell was on furlough praW A F
M u rd e re r
R iU e d
C ra s h e s
IC tlH S M l _____ ______ ______
BR AD EN TO N .
Two men wbo
(J L
'when
their Plan* Itm ril . a power line
and bttraad n*4r OkeecK
Okeechobee
ware IdegtlDM’ aa brutbere w ho live naqr here.
Bob Lgeo, Uutructor at the
Palmetto Flying School, said the
men .were JteY C. Rhelnecker,
and his brother, Howard. ,21.
Tad pilot licenses, tape
saM th* small atrip owned by the
aa checkedschool* was
checked m
M t yesteryester
N e g ro
ICx s Cm s s Peas
tha Ford waa sold to have caused
the accident.
On the same highway Jams.,
Kenneth Atllnson, Jr.. Titusville
Negro, and his family eheaped
death only, hv a freak of chance,
•aid Patrolman Harrison.
A t
tempting to pass an automohlle
towing a boat trailer at Q:S0
o’clock Saturday evening. Atkin
son was unable to. control hi* 1040
Mercury convertible coups when
Ha wheels got off the road.
Tha car plunged Into a deep
drainage ditch where a sudden stop
might have meant death to all nf
the occupants, including two chil
dren. Luck was- with them, how
ever. for In the bottom of the ditch
we* a concrete guard rail, thrown
there during a previous accident.
The Impact:with the rail thraw th*
car up pafGallr out of the dlirh
with tha front and resting on the
highway. The uccupanli escaped
with minor abrasion*.
Three accident! were reported
by police during tha week-end.
Mrs. Dorothy Brenner of DeBary
and flve-year-nld daughter, Betty
• ! “ ffrre,L bruise* when 'the
1046 Will is Jeep In widen Ihev
were riding on Magnolia Avenue
.Saturday afternoon, collided with
a 1837 Chevrolet sedan driven by
T. B. Thomas of Geneva at tha
fourth Street Intersection, Mr*.
Frustrated Crook
Starts >200 Fire
r
C IN C IN N A TI. Mar. 87 — 14
— A burglar, angered because
couldn't crack a safe In ■ i
Uucen City laundry here, act
fire to tbc place late last night
and left ■ note telling why.
The note, found In the laundry
office, said:
"Next tim# leave soma money
around. See what you had to
pay for not having money handy
for a poor filler. Your poor atf*
— so sorry. How, haw, haw, hayr.;
Fire Marshall Joseph Devlni
said kerosene had been spilled ovep
office furniture to start tha G Q
A watchman in a next door warehouse saw the blaxe, however, and
damage was limited to $200.
Police said the frustrated burlar succeeded only in breaking
ie combination knob and handla
off tha safe.
.-,
paratory to going oversea*. He
A T L A N T A , M e rT27. - OP) A crime syndicate lx smuggling gave a fictitious house number III
"vast amounts" of tax-dodging Los Angelee as hi* forwarding
liquor Into southern states. Ucor- uddte**, but apparently remained
r,la's revenue commissioner said rloM to Hamilton Field.
tinlay.
Hi* confession- to the FBI re
Anri liquor enforcement chief* latecl:
from 12 state* — from Missouri
He encountered 8 gt. Decker in
and Illinois to Florida — meet the orderly room of her barrack*.
here Wednesday In a unique,
She was on duty aa a favor to day at 7:80 A. M. and was to
closed-door patf«v to plan a roun- another .W AF.
return at 8 P. M. tha flight was
tnr-attack.
He asked if he routd use tha logged to Clewlaton'atHf possibly
Heorgia's Commissioner, Charles phone, phe ordered him to leave beyond.
II. Kcilwluv, *ahl today the smug after he failed to uce It. f?v'e*d
He did not know who. wga fly
gli-rs ate, "perilv shrewd opera he sat on the cat where she vas ing lha plane at thq time of tha
tors."
resting. She wan fully dressed ex aceldepL
They pay for federal ta* stamp:,, cept for her shoex and uniform
Tbs skip struck tha powar lino
he said, to keep federel agent* Idouae.
which crosses stall . road 710
off their trerk. Then they coun
She arose to lead him out. He about 10 axils* north of Indianterfeit state tax stamps.
town.
came up behind har'and—
This bogus-stamp liquor I*
"I choked her with my hande.
The crash cut off power at
Thomas was bruised about tha
smuggled Into southern states In I thought she was dead, so after Indiantowti for several hour*
head.
huge loads, usually at night. It carrying her out I tonka blanket
The plane was a 68-horaepowar
No one was 1sported injured, bu(
wind* up either in legal liquor and covered her.
Aaronea chief.
considerable damage to two au|A
stores or In the hands of bootleg" I ain't got anything to lira
mobile!, a 1*42 Chevrolet ficdaV,
grrs In both dry and wet area*.
for now. I don’t need a lawyar."
driven on Seventh Street by Wei:
Because of state tax evaalon.
Buswell himself phoned mili
ley M. Thurman, Jr., and a 1047
Hcdwluo pointed out, the smuggled tary police that something was
S u p re m e C o u rt
Ford Sedan, driven on Palmetto
liquor under,-flU liquor moving "amiss" near the W A F quarters.
Avenue bv Lewis Redding, flS-vearthrough legal channel*.
Ills father, Harry Buswell In
old Negro, collided at the intersect
Hr estimated the clandestine Rutland, Vt., said he was heart
Hon.
Dkmage to tha Chevrolet
traffic would reach several million broken. lie said Ills son, one of ing the lights of free speech apd
wax estimated at $460, and to th#
dollars uf liquor a year In Geor six children, "Always seemed to
Ford at *300.
r
gia alone, unless checked. This he a problem child and In hot assembly. *'
At 2:30 o'clock, Sunday morning;
state, with a 16 per gallon tax. I.x water" hut never before In sirThe SUIa of Matylfud disputed
Oscar Redden. 49-vear-old Negro,
a hot bed of smugglers, he added.
this contention, telling the Su
Ions _dlfflculty.
driving a 1030 Riilck sedan, crashed
North Caroline. Tennessee end
The senior Hutwcll said Lyle preme Ceurtt •
Into the fourth car of an A t",
the
dtstrqMlon
require*
u*
to
other dates estimate similar hqgt **■» wounded on-Guarm Sgt. ’Bus"•TJs^-o*iyr a a l. aus.iifreight train . at the main llfia
carry
naw
hurdens
now.”
quantities of smuggled liquor,-he 'rell's mother, Lydia— who Is'dls seted t » 4hft tHal
crossing on Thirteenth Street. No
Puffing
again
nn
his
pipe,
veld.
.
erred from Harry Ruawelt-r-wa*
Injury was reported. Da mays t « ‘
D tiH t S to r m i*
General MacArthur dfivad Into the Bulck was pul at $100. Tha
That's what led to the south- reported seriously ill In Rutlandhistory:
'
whir meeting. Rsdwina said more
Die fondly of 8 gt, Decker nad (gteslIon. g, park
accident was attributed tn bad1
(Caallaas* ream fag* Oasl
"Fyopj'the time of David and brake*.
Ilian a score of top liquor enforce no comment. They war# reached unlawful
, via. disturbance
tpeed in the wont spots.
Goliath, war w it a gladiatorial
ment officials from every south
The winds averaged ahoul 40 ■■m stale will pool their Infnrme- In their home near th# community of tjte' public -pehqf 7 The/ trial contast. Evan whan I joined the
court deterrqlntd that they did *nd 4rmy, a Colt .46 and a rifle wera
IN MEM ORIAL
miles an hour) but gusts of up In Hou on the syndicate’s operations of Jacob* In York County.
Khe hod Leon In the army eight that dadsion Is nbt eubject Id-re
In
memory
of our beloved mov
NO miles an hour were reported
and "undcitake to adopt a system veare and was a clerk-typist In view by this (Suprente) CouH.” ‘ primary weapons. Today It Is not thei. Perclllla Breivlngton. wha
At Oklahoma City K. D. Blood, of control.”
a rnqtest between men, but Mac passed away March 27, 1040.
tho
same
office
as
Buswell.
81m
Tha Maryland brlaf added! "It hine* and super bombs.
U. H. Agriculture Departmcnl toNorth Carolina's chairman of
tlHtlrliiii. .aid the wind* were drv- Hie hoard of alcohol control. R. W wax a spa re.lime Sunday School wa* through no faun of OetlOonem
"We. will have to find that "You haw left a beautiful
t
earlier.
memory
£
that the. park polka did not nave a either war must go or mankind
ing un surface mulstun* aheadv Winston, wo 1 a leader In arrang
Sgt.
Decker
wax
ext
ranged
from
And k sorrow too great to IM
scarce because of a lack of ruin
will go.
ing the Atlanta closed-dour con her huriiand. Raul 62, who said he full scala riot on their hands."
told
The Hupreme Coqrt plyo upheld
A Kanum Htnto follcge agiono ferrnri'. lie will lip accompanied
"I think that the common peo
mist rhIiI I he extent of cro|> dHin- by Carl Weston. Ida chief enforce wa* gnxsed In World War I. They the vontcmpt-ef-Congresi convic ple rlallie this. The Japanexo But to 11s who loved and lust you,
wore Hie pat rot < of a 22 year old tion of Eugene Deanla, General
ugr mold not ha estimated until. ment officer.
know war doesn't pay. Even the Your m e m o r y will never grow
old."
■Secretary of th# American Com Russian mmscs prohablv oppose
inter. He said that little damage 1 Snme id lie1 officials accepting 'mi. Horace.
Meanwhile in Pin .Inn ah. ail munist Party.
Jsanitte Jones
to wheal wait expected hut farm invllatlfinx Include:
war.
All
we
need
are
tne
mech
unknown killei .hoi down 'a <18
Rote Jackson
Dennis appealed to Ihe high tri anic* to accumpll.xli penco
trs with nvwlv sown oats mnv siif
l.oulainnH — Stephen H. Rod I, year old xyaroxtre « and left her
Ruth Barnes
v •
cyntantion
that a
fei considcruhle lo.sa.
"1 don't think the problems of
. with
i r i ih the
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..
chief eouiiRcl of the revenue de- hndv lying In » pyol of rein wa- bune!
Bertha Roundtree
^
Communist, official could not. get today arc any bigger than llioxe
The uculhcr bureau reported the piirtment; I. D. Meredith, assistant
Sarah Dcnard
dual dm io„ were remlnlscciil of In the diiei toi of the lieverago rilvi- ler taxi night on „ norUixld* side a fair, tflal' o*for# a Jury, which of 20 or Ml year* ago. They seem
end Grandchildren
walk.
1• Included. gqvrrtnhenl employe.,,
the black hllzxnrds of 111!' Iti.'IOV I don,
real because all are brought
Mix', Josephine Smiflllppn. eaS- ucvaii federal worker* were on the quire
An extended period of blowing,
before
us
at
once
In
our
evening
Illinois
Chalmer C. Taylor, ril
however, would he neirc.Hjv to trelor of Hie liquor rontr>il com ket toinpanv xeamrir***, died In ibry which coliyft\$d Dfnnis.
newspaper. Many Incidents which
mutch those years, jn
and mission, another leader In the a hospital about 16 minute*; af
Juxjlca Ml6hm idellvxt«d today n ago, now are being Ignored 01
ter
a
passerby
found
her
uncotri
I’JIH Hiiui' nndii of acre-, of rlrh pulley.
8-2 dqclajprj.
' '
merely protected.
'
*
'* " ■'
(4|oiih near the vv d . nnd-NurtbJukilc** BU ' k 4pd 'Frahkfurllr ‘."Peace I* very, possible. It l»
(iiupland were destroyed and ciumlO p t f lM t r U t - .
Florida
Lewis
M.
Rchelt,
dl‘ido
Bridge.
’
vinsiit r
irpta dlNMIlllng .oplnldnit:: Just less. essehtial."
|ms farmer,: were mined.
irHim :ef Hit state'hgvffggf de.*i|ie had (liewii shot bfhjud.the
t i r m i u a o n A (;inn,i
Frank
Tiffany,
Amtnrlnled
I'text
1,13
Mahaolia
Ate. ’* Phtme bti »
..*
Theye
V
fr*
.%>
vtevya
.
th*
Last
VV« K m g s t
right 'ear.
'ltd. Aid
H
*
« S
L
W
i
Ugn. .who , be* lieen / a general
reporter, "hn traveled tlimugh pHitmi'iit.
K r * < III! T h a T - h x m p
Alabama
Joseph
T
.
Barton,
r.onaeimifnes*
before
hnr
death,
.Vlnx'on and lhpi«r,, Mi*n, knT. “ther UnitH
KevnuiaH lly C a r la
yesterday's iluat storm from IfqU chief enforcement, uffleaf, of JJiT
, Police saidi 'ths Yic,t|bi u d rti we
Varlrty Hall , ..
BuWon.
chlution, Kaa„ tn Wichita, Kax., alcohol control unit,, , ,
e.- ackson
J*
SISst Tlia Hand
haye
lieen.
robbed
1
y
Her
rmvkT.
paaklng but' for
s* conaald':
. . •_
Niabi iMiitaa ,
iln
.Tgllaliaiisec,,Befringe
DlrijfHer:
purer,
rontalnln*-*'
few
noi-that
I’llll lira,I At Ths Olgsn
"It eddied nut ’nf gulllc* amt tor Hchnjt *pld liquor apiuggilWf
S3
r u g -c L U A n i n o
lais,
is
m
M
p
fc
.
.
.
.
.
.
florin Kirin Of Tha Irxy
_ iih Rw«yjt off idnwad fl»hlx In choking, airora stale 11Pet had been held
u*|ral InlsriuCe
the Moftse
blinding cloud* that at worst sputa to a minimum and was„lpot .(H , 1Bbe,;waa ahnt w.)r(|e, wqljtj m
yummlllaa
mil visibility to not mur* than a much ■ problem *s ,lii soma qth|f h«r notfbMHa hob's fr*»pi ,g 6
by- how||ng.ialley...wbetq,,«|jev
klarli
Mar/arl.
^ .{..s
ca
«,
!rV
A' length.
M11ala
At Itfiltua '
states.
.j*
^
1
si.
1A
tomarliy
1
ermnl
Rupday
qv«r}"
H H A M P O O ^ -M K T H U D
ill. got In vmir qves, and oars
ffsws
lln said (HI) of coilulkrfplt. liitqw liowllnr with the Italian autie, wfl
ami;, pocket* — rif ting through
K*e,
pverlurnad
near
here
yestef— - *-1— 1 , , V '
tax driinus In Uic, state dl ''niffc- dgogblara of
.i- . - q i! '
TCKallA V
clo.crl chi windows
!it
ticallv nil. We'yn Investigated re- . ■And In iRoanokv. V» , the mimj}*'
•5 »*
f IS
w
man on
•
"Tlie
fellow
von
fs»l
enrrlext
,^ J i4 tank "par. ,W rl' of a 70-car
Tha tlhylhm Hour
ni'Htedlv aiui cnntlmi*lly, and neyef tabuida slaying of prvtlv njq(ifte
weyjbimmr/relaht
train,
burst
Into
for
in
the
farmar.
Ills
Imnir
In
the
Nawa
,
found one."
, ,
S te a h T ta n m d iT
Alice Marie Tuvlor. -fve a r-o H
W a a l a r n Jamhnrss*
•
middle qf h dust cluud, Inst watrti.
flames, Uhen .11 lost "d jtruck and
V«|nranai AdodnHtratlon , 'l J t
Pavan rVCIrirh
I*
W. Concord
Ph. 8-$4lt
Inn
the
southwest
(luarlsr
of
tri
thqi) wrecked near the small comThraa Huns /
cleric ha*'
policr.bafiWd'
form , blow by ami through— Ids
piutlllv.of WelwteY. Fl« miles east
Pick up A ' delivery» < '
Xavlrr Cuaai
D"lactive
f'apt.
Frank
II.
Wibn
•}
> .. . .t
1“
1
overthrow of ,Rush like iq Bedford County
Morulas Devotions
hiniip."
No Ksiea CMrga
said last .ulgh'. that au inten*lvu cull jtpillllg
Moods I n Music
i " * ! - the "rah- Fjgrplng gasyllno wax xnitad'iiver
ll-aallaate Visa Pact Oaxl
'Hie ivlmla also caused Die damo
f‘Ip
The Worm AI Nlus
tluce-ibiy ecurch had net iincpir*
voluuii.
of
huge
vens
and
scntN
agi!.
mu 11uc \ charge Dowds and most of a .quarter of a "iplle-of track]
1
I’liil ID-d At Tti* organ
tilch Alkan Hliiga
Ip New Mexico, a foissl flrn trailvis nlvliig Hirougli the litlla erad any dues In the killing uf the oilier* wer* eelttfhcfcd to five
Where Auada Kenr *0 Trssd raged high In the Saogrn De CrNto <ll( at the headwaters of the Ht. the girl, who»e W te rrd body wax year* in prison and |U),UO0 fine*,
found Friday near lb S- Route 460
llaritsu Cluli
(ununtnlnx uhnul 16 tulles noutli Jollllx River," hr xlntrx.
A lloy-A Illrt-Miisle
near tie ha, been fra* In WMOO ball
"Fivud pnlid of thrir arrival In Montgomery County
west o| riinarion The winds were
.McloalV M a a s il n a
pending on. appeal frem that conBlacksburg,
aland
40
mile*
from
Carman Cnvallsto
xu sluing that file rigldeis .oiltic - and departuro i , the Hanford State
vlctlon,
. . .
..
nrchentm And Hiar
time;, had difficulty slaving nn Farturi’ , Market un French AveGeorga W. Crockett. Jr.. Negro
Mcirulna Variety
When
found,
the
girl's
body
nnr. There, during the shinning wa* fully clothed except for her attorney of Dalfott, argued the
Steel,' H a w a ii
their feet.
Wot Id A( Nunn
A 46-mlle an hour wind a* Am ax .ce*uo from (trtoher HirnuHi M ’•
contcnipt-of-Cangrta* appeal, on
T h » ll sn d 'V s * o n
llln. Tex., erealsd »o much dust ii H'c (.I.» trailer, ate iixcked side hv
Dentils' bthtlf. . Cf*ckatt said a
itlin Club
Pniiiitar Hlnr
hampered firemen attempting to .Ida along the loading ramps at
goisrnmsnt ampkva would bs
Ii
dsvoted
to
the
New
York
Giant*
l.siln Ainrrlcans
close Iv as Florida orange* In 'a
put out a serious gras* fire.
afraid to lemrit a Cammunlst be
Musical Varieties
Farm Hvstem. together with the cause
Prairie flrei In Oklahoma de- crate."
of f»*i pi ntfliatlon bv h!>
liar Nun* Itsnch
Geoigr
Barr
Umpire
Bchool,
^Hc
When the Farnisrs Market wax
‘t 1oved steyral lionici, oil dsrliar Nun* llanch
■)
, » j S
tails
of
the
fine
flshlnt
to
h*
had
Milton Kstaa
rick*, and a number of outbuild started In IMS hv the State De
Today's Htsr
Jn local rivers and lakes, add the
partment
nf
Agriculture
e
x
,
a
ings,
Livestock
also
died
In
the
Hits And Htadllns*
AND WHV NOT?
guinea nig operation, less than Iwp attractive spring* and olcalekjng
flames, >: •<
Tour kislodr Hongs
ground*.'
■
;*
■
•
:
*
.
’
*
Muslo Lovers Program
per
cent
of
the
produce
from
this
While the plain* states fviriit
The grpwth of Florida, Fashion* •fnmenl < lobsT |f4
dust anil fire, their western neigh section was shipped hv truck.-hr mail-order dross linn is cited And
H U n W .a m s
’
points
out,
Torifev
the
situation
I*
Tha tthythm lloai*
bor* =- Colorado and Wyoming —
R*|ow lb printed on* of th* m »n y Uttars •
the Incraase In building' permit’
Tha Hrtglil Hpid
*
were plagued hv hllsiarri condi exactly rrversed, and DH per cent from 101.61ft In 1044 to mots than
N is i
Is'slilptrd
hv
trrrck.
•
>
,,
w*
huv* received at .thft Herald office requeat- •
tion*.
Road ciaws with snowMr. Hwalm .reveal* the growth $800,010 1 1**1 • year In Sanford
W .
plows ' Worked-steadily at clear
In
r
th «t Information ftbout our town be sent.
The
prppoBM
project*
nf
a
1440,
Hpurl* Parsd*
ing roads, hut drift* would hlnck of the Market with $829,646 worth 000 waterfront
tllna Crosby iln g *
of
business
in
1040-41
•
and.
with
Why.?.(Because
through.tbe newapaper, the
them *hut:*R*ln.
b r lf lln a u n A fU
hut <16 oerrent shlppad hv truck* municipal
Hvsnln
tru
th
about
your
town la reflected. We
Yesterday’s
iluat
storm
was
the
O rs s i I
to the $4,628,640 business last veer, tbaed,
•♦trend »pvpre one this year. High Five truck 'brokers make their
'
!»lt)i plaaeure on* letter we .received the
wind* kicked up a dux* pall ever headquarter* near the Market, aid
H v ; a t "* "
Part* of Teaai. New Mexico and during busy daV* more thhii 100
otneM ley.'
leal Th# ~
.i :,fi v **' ■ ‘h4- *V*
Kansas on Mar. 6 also,
;i*htRJjiHHna- _
of
the
huge
highway
rambler*
will
"
f
h
t
r
e
O
n
c
e
W
a
a
A
F
e
H
d
w
t
f
^
m
e
i
l
.............
Ai Tha (M
*
*
■ Hill
crowd
the
one-third
mile
of
market
(tuort King (it Tha P
Blua whales are about >8 feet loading dock* and surround Ing
Muateal Interlude
t
A
Uancsllras ■
ufg when Imm ami may he 100 parking areas.
It’s
1
W h o s e H o u s e W a s S o V e r y N a a r D e p le t e
Inllsd Nations
1
feet long when full grown.
Considerable space In the article
[ay Kyssr Oroh. * •
tSTTOLa,$R Sfid.
MacArthur Says
n S Ii)IO STATION^)
W.T.R.1L
I
N O .T IC E *
AU'My Friend* and Cart
^
'r s
Dr. Henry McLaulin :
fully I he system of stale farm
market* conceived hv our Commis
sioner of Agriculture.
Nullum
Mkyo; and which Is used as ii paltarn hv nmny neighboring stnles
a* well us a field of Interixlve
study lay the United Slates De
partment of Agriculture. Murketiag Is a probl:m that has been with
U* a giant many year*, anil those
mlrkel ipuuagci* Ititciastid in anilrtlng and Improving agricultural
marketing methods should make
every effort to attend the Wash*
lliglnh Meeting," said Mr. Wilson.
* "Peahirer! speakers on the morn
ing session of March until are Henatm Kpto.siird I,. Holland, memliar
of the Nenalc Agrleolluisl Com
mittee and Congressman Harold
(Jortley, Chairman of the House
Agrlrullund Com nil Hen.
"Reports fiom the Florida State
Maikeli, slinw Hie spring vegetahl* ilenl fnst develolilllg. Italn
In severnl aieas ha* cntiti (bull'd
to Impioveturnl In cron coiidlllnn* |
anil unless aoinrHilug unforeseen
occurs, It is pOHsIhle this Hiring'
prnilurtlnn will ouldbtuncn Dial of
other veais.
"The stiawherrv price on the
Planl Cits Market have Inipruveil
and volume I* expected to Inn ease
during the current week. F.ariv
vegetable* are elm roinlne In. A
light aonnlv of uspnars, cucuiuhri*.
squash and Pole bean* tirmiglit
fairly good nrlc*s ami an Increase
Jn volume of all rmnmndltle* i«
forecast for the current wefk.
. “The Wane hula Market arra has
a.xpetltmcd an umiaua) tlrnughl
and cool night* have relarili'd the
maturing of cucumber*, though In
•gees* of 2,000 Ini slid i ,'veia
bandied during thn nast week at
a revenue of set.II7t1.Tfi. A fciv
pvpptra and sipiaih are mining
In'. All rninmodltlt* are mining
>n from the shelterad fields and
it will l>a several dava before anv
often field offerings are expected.
The acreage It good and given a
f*w breaks the farmer* should enJoy a good spring deal.
"The auction aale open* nn the
Palmetto Htata Market Monday,
March 87, with corn, Pole beans
•nd good s lu and quality tumaAt Homs With Uutla
News
toes moving. The volume la light,
jMfn_Off___________
__
but a good Increas* la anticipated
beginning April lit,
In some arena In this vidnlly «* v
'" A total of 40 to 00,000 bushal raduc* harvesting somewhat, no
field crate* of tomatoei la antlcl- appreciable damage has M M re
the Port Pierce Btate ported,
"Florida City reports a atehdy
during the current week,
Miserable Inereaae decline In tomato volute with
fttrer the steady volume of 00,000 prices gradually Inereailtuf, Afttea moving through the market proxlmatsly 66,000 , huihllX fold
part week. Ctteumber volume during tha nast week for a' rroi*
creating with a pom IMc 16.000 raturn of 6117300. la t w t e SB to
18,WK) eratag moving thlt week, 60,000 bushels era aapajaart , to;
tmality « f both eupumber* move during tha eufraai week
omatoe* la e«ee||ent. While
Minetorm owwnpaaled hr hall
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Making A Permanent
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Not quite <.o warm In north portion*
(mins nnd I'uiight.
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NEW SPAPER
TU ES D A Y
M A H T l'8, 105(T
W EA TH ER
N o . 157
AsRortntfd 1’iess Lcaseil W ire
Smathers Hit As Harry To Keep Winnie Says Ambassador Steinhardt Is
Tool Of DuPonts L oyalty Files Future Wars
Killed In Plane Accident
By Senator Pepper From Senators Not Imminent
.
Large Crowd, M a n y
N cg roe:*, H ear H is
Stand On F E P C And
Journey T o M oscow
Senior Senator
President R e l i e v e s N either Side C o u l d
Release Of Infor
P revent F e a r f u l
mation W ould Ser
Cataclysm s, S a y s
iously H u r t FBI
T o p Conservative
MirJinp Or* iirs About
H a l d o r e Hanson U. S. Needs 10 Years And J Billion
Asks Senator To
Dollars To Provide A to m Defense
S H I N G T O N . M s r. 28
f/Ti
1
.
- i" I itnn.oooono
R e p e a t Charges 1 000 WprnA baM
...I
) noulil hr nreilatl to nivk- tha I
nejv'lv
id
Miles
S o u t h O f
l. jnatlinn
Capital;
Pont O thers D e a d
LONDON. I v u T 2 8 - < / P ) ~
m
W FST, Mar 28-H /F h o n u r v . O otTM ar. 28— (/p)
aa
Prendenl Truman today welcomrd Winslon Churchill said today he
\ l S Embassy pime crash
|
self
as
I'omhlr
from
aloniic
atlarl.
Henry I.. Sltmion'i call f o r a does not believe war is either im
'd
ip.srt in lliminq wreckage
.StfitcDppartmcnt
Aid**
v1ih
lh r govarnmenl’i cltierltir n| <iv
1 in nndnlt/ ill ».*, n. r^ni i
"*lern rebuke*’ ol Stile Depart minrnl or inevitable.
■ oh to - xpltinnti "hke dynamite’*
t.
arirn.
i
a
v
,
lb*t‘»
tv
ln
l
it
ivnilld
lak*
tn
i
i.lc
W a n ts M cCarthy T o
Openina a foreign ellnirs de
ment critics while a White Home
'••iilv. Idling Amhamdor LsurAn d m ilia end. ha adds, i v r ’d wind up v*it It a
i"iU I 41t<*
confidante dlicloied ihe Pre»i- bate in the Hause ol Commons,
W aive H is Im m unity
L i e n if »*r were I'llln ic to g i' a up |>-n •
. In t*"' milk v p rl'ti/i M" r A N|emhardl and (our other
denl's decision to maintain ihe ihe Conservative leader said:
I" "■ «»
)'*■ » t h a niio ies
V■ .I « ,. ,|.. ’ a
W A S H IN G T O N , Maf 24. —
"There never was a lime when
leciecy of deparlrueni loyally
u h i ‘ t h f ’1 vv 1* l i m « f)
lie ri> "iq iiif ( ‘ 47. enroulc
M"
"
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G.r
t'Vi
—
Ihe
name
of
Win
slim
•he 'leienruts against war were •«
I .-iiTi4*fbific m u * i III .It*
files.
' . it.- I mi, J >i ,ia,. tmaihed onlo
-i, I
• burr bill pupped up tnda) In Kfl'HS iar si nil lit a n
M
H
1
iiii
i
Ihe vacation white home an I I'Mtfl
lUt <
the Senaf> apv hunt
Haldore ' J >1M *•% an I m l i M •r*st IM | l i t
. .n..
->*eird I rrm a f*w minut'Another world war would be
nomu rd that Mr. Human had
Hannon, Stile Uaparlmenl off I >f 4'illll'ljr
pi*i-l *1! i r •J "
il'ai iit,mg of! bare
lent a Irtter to the format Sec- 'jin by htslh sides lullering as the rial and former new .man, died ft*if- !<’ fIF | ***|1MI
[■tvtti ’•ItHi ».•
i ' ”1! ' i'id mdiitry authoriiie*
the winds of lliilaln's wartime It
retaiy of War for a statement in lint step what they dread moo
I- lined tn i -it";""it on the possi•e.idei In answering rharcea he
in4' f
. A At :♦11 fill i'IV il t e n w > H«
Neither side could prevent the Senator
which Stiinton said:
MrCerthr
(R -W is r.'
*, d *,l-i',ag*. hni evewitneasm*4'|f» lilt h-4 u g tl t]h « i It 1 LM'I'
"Th u is no lime to let the noiiy (earful cataclysms which would ■hat Hanson >*s» p'n-t nminun- i ill** Htivwh^ii* ni’rti Ht ?»iisF -it »l*e- T
tf ln*ri* of Hi- explnijrm reM.
He said Mri'arlh*. with lit t Ivw Hi H its! .f |tf*<t|l|sa , ..til l HlO ’S*
anlits of a few upset the Heacfcr m a r k the opening ol anothei ennnl
I- d m-M'ioie* id die iiine-hoinbIngle .,unlit rum lode that in *.
.y
l
purpose of our country oi distract war."
id , lommeinal airliner in
I hnn hill was guilt, nf "proI ».
M‘»
i r |l4« ■tlHFMt is t ft
.tl.r
out leaders from then p r o p e r
Churchill began his address hv Commnnl-I pun lit tries" he< atiae ■ i ' i H i t i 4 1,^0 i ' i i i i \ g I nfitr r-t
It
I i *i lumiuer
• *t
tasks This il rather a time for promising the strengthened Tories Clintrhltl had said In November (i I h ID
4|iflttkitN
r il t ' Y
•ill
In* ♦‘ •ft i
Hiere
«, line llirvivor. He
194.1:
"fhiit
mnnslrnn,
liigpe.
hfiiii'-l
|>'M no rtil iit •■!«»•
1for
stem rehiike of surh antics and would give the government's fore
*<►
Yti **ii
ciaupi steels
rianf engine <it Carman might It! tv If
iIt
»\ir Tone new
I t.",
outspoken support ol the d t a - ign policy the same support as and tvrannv has haen tie.ilen and
i i. **l -gi f ,wynne A. Long.
I I s*tf'f nt rtK.r U l H t i f ' ^
limruuhed public servants against they had in "the years when we broken, nntfmighl and nntma- ” 11 fl t | *111 »* »e*f*l•_ i»t >Tft )► |i| «i <
I in l. ll li tmi-.l to a.irlli with
nemerpil In ftus.lnn valor, gen- f»'F 11to>p11 4 11$ fhr n*111hu
I
whom they are Hncctfd."
were hopelessly oulliuniheied."
Are l-g ind otliei inturtes.
ernlslilp and srlpnve "
vl'ritf t .ififl vfmiiEfbi'nifty ,*nti <tii
Churchill bridled al I'rim' Mm
Karlier, a highly plsred White
ll. ■nld oi -iMgatiin
•i h fi fl*' fa'iisf ■* hi **tmI*| Mu* fl ii In I
House advisor said Mr Truman islei Clement Attlee’s rtlllr ism of
W A S H IN G TO N M ,,
'H f/l’ i
it -1ss41■*eetod
I’tetf* Hi a
I
i *i *i- ii io -e if the wreckhna oe,'i,|p,| to deny loyalty flies his recent statement that Germany
I
lald'ii*
Hini'Oi
tndav
.
h.illaitg
■*. iii'lii i '♦' I ill- (itaiu* plowed
of HI ate Hepar line lit cmplnvea to
•i "«i'i in' . die gioioul ami diea Senate committee limiting Com was risenlial to the detente of rd '-irnalnr Mi f .iillt* (If \V|») to
in'-gt •'.ol to i itlooeodoiis e«*
nihilist-, and sides in government. Western Europe.
-> ii . a lot tanatmial minoinitv and
I 1 1 o 'lit- engine was hurled
This advisor, who asked that
"I are no reaanrt tvhv the Gnr rrpanl Im ili.tigri that I Isnmn n
■ ■■ * feii,,. I,, i, field 50 fe«t
tie
not
tie
minted
hy
name,
said
Mr
mans
should
not
aid
In
Hie
He
pro I'nnimlUilsI
E xten sion s Of Sewers Truman's position was outlined hv
■ i
One wing «a* 16 feet In
feme of their nsvn rnmitrv and "f
O' di«i I ........ l i o n Tw o bodies
A n d P a v i n g In J Kdgar Hoover's statement that Western Europe," he said "There llsnion. 1/year old S t a t a
•*i I m ill aln,nt ,tn teel away oh
the Krilvial Bureau of Investiga
tie no hope of a United Kuroii- lleiMttnienl ollirisl, lnld a Senat*
,n *In-1 ,li|e
Goldsboro Planned tion would be "crippled” If Its can
withmit Germany and there la no foreign
irlalnins
siiImomuuHaa
1 'nt. ti.ii \7 i n m veteran
rnn/ldeiiHal files are opened to hope for Germany except within »
' p ■ >i oi imili *iite* nf Ihn Irnt)
Hut
ha
is
nut
a
CnniiMiiiml.
Iia*
An agreement with ilia Sanford Senator,
free and united Europe."
I V f n lin n f'. A r l o p f r r l *l’ n 1il ;ti r A 11' it t i r •/ I . ,i •/ . ’ ■i" i"
H' une *o fTanada In
Stlnunii gave liis position in a
Housing Amliuiitv providing Inr
Churchill, who hour ha- tiren s" navai liaai, ., {'nnuioinut and
:.'i» iifiiq „.j mg a, i; s. nnvoy
letter published In the New York advocate
of a United Europe, tail navel liflnngerl In s I 'iinmilillil
( tlv iinpinvciimnl. m connection Time, Monday. Preildential 8eeI)
If.
A
C .i-jp
Of
G iv e
O u i c l : A ;.s i:»t ■o'n'1 Rus.ita. CtcchuHlovakla,
..lib thr proposed pulilir limiting letar* t'hartes (i. Ros* appeared France and Hrltalu cuulfj "com fmnt oigmifall'll*
t-" ftlfii ami Ptuu. He was
M m i 'In i A n d
ittti t ' l r
iini'p 'Pn S L 11 MO I <1
blue
together"
ami
bring
Germain
tCnn tin iied' Ua
Slay projftl in CmId thorn, was approv at a new, conference with a copy to espial rank and "lasting aisoele
Mr Cat lli y, in testimony •<* lhr
'd last niglil hy the City Coin- of the newspapet end told report Hnn with them."
lit
'd
l l ’t
V
rommillee. .aid Hanson Imd "pro
1 A L 1 .A H A S S E L . M * .
2 « f l . .1
ers:
"Thra* three countries, forge’
minion, Cily Manager Clifford
He also t/l’l Honda public schoolt today mao lrl)|a,| loti wife today with
Tha (’resident reed with areal ting nrr*ent fends and horrible Communiti ptoclivitlai
McKihhin rrporlrd dm morning. Interval and pleasure In the New
ICM tlsste Os rss*
i-»ta pt«imii*d “ fust wliai k" s’ ’ll'
I nt a .1 oolr
irs iH s is i On rage Ms) ,j.
any windfall of stata irvaroief-rf >1
d,
l'i*"t lo* life with
The provhloitl he said: ctnhod- York Times nf Monday • Utter
bv former Secretary of Stata and
•In i mav rnal'ie iham In rataiva' >|lt , •-( rill ! f 1S4f »Jc
1
im r,imity ro-npcralion on the former Secretary of War Stlmson
A commit tec, that everyone'
ihrir full lejulaliva appioiinii
h t It' |H •« I •if ....... *’ M
He
wrote
Mr.
f\linsnn
a
lettei
pmiccl.
Improveincnli
hv
the
Lily
at the U. H. emtmany, aril that
•I * tt t if 1 , . ,1* t M ion
III,
i t.aiU. i nfftn American La« complete report was made •<> would imlmtr icwcragc .mil oilier thanking hint for making this
very fine statement."
'*»> irtman' executive comI lie cabinet onanliiininlv adopt
,,U p A fl •ill , 1 I...I-1 ll Mi
the Elate Department "f every
.Meanwhile, the President with
" ...... in ("im t'llniuln Poet No.
l.iLililirt to the border ol llir pro»J11» 11f*M*
ni i motionto uive
lhr n
Mull1- ■•“, '-'d unmnmter of tha
^ Tu rn in g up hi* coat collar ter I. .uni paving, part id tlir <*x held comment on the resignation of
,
tl.l' '•
I i i I.
1I: I' .'it. ' ' o 195(151 at a
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney a.
MFRMINnMAM. Mt», Mhi ‘.’H 11,-1 (nimbly ho .pit ll». OOlO'di ilr
and aHspiiiiiig tin* took of n
NEW YORK, Mai. 28
id'.
pnne of will, ft will hr. ilrfi.iyrd tinier Secretary of Commerce.
Ill, i il
m{ l*»s 4. I 111111e
|t,
1 lull lOifi'r mi, c he|i| vff14>? A flininh ini illy riin»liiv#« lirlp if revenue hum the tain
tlva In the night, he deviated, hy thr Homing Authority
Whitnev said lie submitted hU A New York hIhI i1 law limimi; vimt)S|r|»iv m pi-4 linhi'H I*» hi HvI lax u iiiHlrifiil in (iar more linn
. M .i mini!. r'anl Karle
1, J M.
irni>ii.«*a fra e*a» ai«>
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l‘i-'o iiiii if Sanf'.id
■te
tinogr Wdliiiim of thr Sanford lengiiHtinn in a letter of Feb. 1 public fl'hmil syatiOM, Im, le an Hv»» nf Iiaififl 1*1i Ml141 1aaim'sI !|»|J111 'lit (iru ro l nt yniaral loud ip
la
j
a
t
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and hoped to tie relieved from hi',
' -1 1"in,i 1■11 (>i(|*iv. ReI loii.uug Aiilhunty. adviinl t h r post May 1.
(tiled valid (nr the second linn* In I M»»Ms
» iJjniiiM*;
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i
ill
s
r
f
t
f
I ' i d l 1' m u i n i in t e i
RobHo Fk i I \ f'tlHMtlllUto IS hFltia
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Cimiliiiiiiim that thr pmirtl n
ki
I'lesideniial Becrutary Cliarle- ■■outI appeal,.
N, liorrl ufflclal* .m l ll>'>
i*,r ' ,
im i , i , .
h
I II* »*
) "kia •oi h i * elected the
A
double-barreled
fight
hit, out tried fru tilt* htrtikail fl’'gglug
I'meinlai
K»a'K ahead »uccf«ifillly in ipMe U. Kona said he had no comment •he 1949 atntute now i, headed hit lust Mav nf milv Hamit' on, i ulinlelieartedly" Widi ‘ .late ' " T 1
j... .1 .
Hr did May, however, that HerHe Ibiirnai |). Rlllav dial a i l l --'l l
• in-If. ,t',l Oiatrict Adminer «f f 'riftllmi i( . All.
of thr Hrtad involved.
.
Is a
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alula'll
highest
tilhunal.
ihe
i el arc of Commarre 8awv'> ha
tfl •* •ha' ha Is
Ill t'.u I > W.lli* of Cterdanlrd In
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appeals.
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a
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of
the
legi.latii'a
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It wai agrrrd, laid Ml M<
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dsnartment exi
hjteit
,1 I1m |, Ill « *»
An appellate illvialnn of ihs i |ii*lnlier of Hie ho hlux l.lao. -■I In produce voll'i lent rr-ei uHilly Midday.
reptiltei tm
•-•nit’ .ninen trom tha
11 at ■i «*
rian« for a new civic club build Klhhin. that the City will not
■tala Supreme Court in HrooMvn
to r i o ( o next » ear Capt.
l’u*t. teattlte I in enable school. In npetate toll
ing containing a dining room, atirn taxet againil the project
loilng yesterday that the tvin- the Birmingham
Me* In, hn'Rntte «! It •»’*•J stmt I
Hint
Ctiamhliaa I'dd
i* al* 't.o.en a,* one of
jcltchan and stage, and costing but il is provided that in lieu o f ;
hi hi*!
l I. , If t|»l.a. f<iUI •
herg T,aw Is constltutlnnal de yasterdav
f
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rone.month
term*
and
»>av
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’
•li
him
in
a emivarsation
Inxt
'* f to im lelegafe* to the
about 12.1,090 were outlined ves- laxei, 10 percent oT the renlali
•
e-'tl
Jilt
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ntni
n't
clared in a unanimous opinion
'h
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r n ' tal.iite.t in lull
ft
I egion i 'invention In
tardav to Rnlarlens hv O W Hpen
“The constitutional r i g h i nf spring Hist It* wns « nianitiar of
tit*
if
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Governor Warren i-oinmaoiH i
JA C K S O N V ILLE , Mar. 24. robed hand that want to HariUl
rer. chairman of the building corr- will he paid to ihe City.
V- Mm|If (i *-• 1 V|ae lint Inn
fire speech may be abridged at a it
however,
"some
of
ua
are
*t>
1
1
ton's
home
shout
a
month
he(
Speclall
—
George
Smathers.
mm
,i
!--!«rf.xia,
alecteij were
A report wai received from Cltv
' 11tonv \
condition to the enjoyment
mtttee.
so shell shockeit from the ln-t f .h| K'pufiKm s •in *.si% It
fore lliii miner was flogged
f,..i lu .tii. r i .iiiiin iiuh-i George
The Rotary Commit lea will meet OulMing Inspector John (tlllun campaigning against Clauds Pep public employment."
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1,
■■.in t K la*iiiiiiiee, and the
Mobley qltuteil Chamhllaa a* .(lailal session we i rtll'I rilili'iH ! ' ' ,"
nett Tuesday night at Mr. ftpnn- "tiling that a dwelling In George per for the u, 8. Banata, last weak
An appallate division of the
M*rU'»n is i ft 'tolljmit vil HmUjf* Ki i'1'"*’ .,‘ii,
another one"
Ilitilii i nnirnander, Robeer’a home, ami representative* town had been condemned due to had his war racord praised by his supreme court at Albany ruled laying the hand warned llnmlt- nlata
V
Xfllstl'l IM " 'f 1' 1~st"1' I " -up* \
Members
of
Ho*
calilnel
«l■• • AtHt.m ii if ('larmnnt who
of other civic organisations will Its had unitary condition. The former Marine bole, Major General several weeks ago that tha law la tnn ahniil drinking hut left af aiqiroved a plan In loive ' I
t ft.if .f M, tiers
.t'Miur - ill •'
ter Mrs, Hamilton pleaded with
be Invited to attend and work out owner ban hnen advised to either Holland M. (Howlin' Mad) Smith, i 'institutional.
M r ..... . Urn In S HI II1fttL' 1M'M, t. *! j—.( a' the me«(ltig. Cedric
hmlgat Hlrectnr make a study „f
•
I'-ii. .it iirlsn t't P.i.t Mo. 18
repair the building or tear It down who wai In charge of tha American
details for financing the project.
The appeals from rulings hr them not to flog her husband
’f
|
K
•’te f H|ttert 1<<| * 1 Jl/nJ.
*t«t«
finances
to
deteimine
li.*,. l i t... rjit* (ir ,t a!ternat4,
Mol,lev also quoted Chambliss aouie aKpendlture, may he I ),f •flf.'A'.i | Oil i Vf*l *,'1
Mayor Andrew Csrrawav an forces on Saipan In World War II. Individual supreme court luet'ees
1’ i l - fl
' . It Is hoped that the Cltv will
as saying he airninpanied white up and tha school* given
•|H »(l»’.'»s Ult'l A i" u yteiiluiy i .McGinv.iii and Lonoke
convey to the civic clubs Hie lot nounced lltU morning that the Cltv 1 A telegram from tha General were In similar eases.
Immediately east of the Rus Sta Is planning to follow mnre rlmely reached Smethere' Dad* County
' • Hf %* n h ug.' rtial he ol • '■hi vm i fieil fit third place.
In the Brooklyn case, tha nog- robed and maaked men on n vlill illilonal aid.
\lthiniqh , »rv tlrml after a bird
the
I'antecostnl
llolliiea*
tion on Commercial Avenue and the .iindltlnna and renulrenianta Headquartera In Miami, following Inal suit to challanga the law was tn
•\ a*t iitgled i 1 o min -i •i foti'i
Howard
Bishop
of
Gainesville
a sniping attack on tho young Con
aaI ■( woil: «t t hi* l.iiglnn soon,
( ( ' i i i l m l os Face Ma)
church near Hamilton's home aald His school official* "don't **Tgeati* to rle’ltti
Paimattn Avenue as a site for
filed
hv
Abraham
Ladarman,
presi
gressman’s ya r record by Pepper dent of the taachara union, Local Jan 9, 1949 The maaked men
-"i ■ •"lamlnola County Fair. James
It11aw*II,
(inni It' iM.aml. Vl
.the concrete block building. »ald
who alleged that Bmathere had W i. Of Hia United Fuhllr Works... Joined In the servlcea and do teal wa ihould he the only
it G xllu-ay. >'ommander of Poit
IS 18 L U C K Y
trnntlnnait On I'M* m i
to Mr. Bpencar.
group
that
ami*
this
yesi
hni'
N i 5.t slut a Sanford delegation
SYRACUSE, N. Y„ Mar. 28 — asked him for eld In getting out Tha United Public Workers has nated money to the church.
*
No deflnlia cost figures have
llig the bag when we had an •
ittendaj *h« I'onferenc*.
l l l ’ ltlf'Tt IN SNOW
yet bean determined; however, It HP) — Mr. and Mr*. Vernon Clark of the Service at the end at hostili httn ousted from tha CIO on tha
Mra.
Hamilton
also
took
tins
(
C
i
l
l
l
S
M
l
On
Vis*
Twirl
<;.M ( i a k f r n v m « i j i
A.'i niiipstivlng Commander Gal*
Is estimated that tha hiilldlng can don't believe the number tS Is un ties.
ground
of
Communist
domination.
stand
to
describe
the
April
visit.
General Smith's telegram, ghlch
I 'i
A Mirny .tid e lu ll led four huvav
way a Commander Elect,’
be erected, according to plans hv lucky.
O V IE D O NEGRO D IES
In
tha
Albany
case,
tha
New
Hha
ax
Id
the
hand
burned
a
cross
Honsholder;
Adjutant
Yesterday wai thalr Iflth wad was sent from hie home In San York State Communist Party filed hut did not harm Hamilton wjien
Elton J. Moiighton, at a cost of
Nathaniel L. Carroll, Neqni ig h w H v tn airde iian i-a men fro al Karlyle
.Limn* Singletary, a past comding anniversary, They celebrated Diego, California, said:
about $28,000.
the suit. It la appealing to the ■lie told them, "Bill is not drink from Ovlado, riled last night In a i- *1 nn lim il k ! 11 i m*- o n » .f tliern
"George Bmatheri. now Con stale court of appeal*.
I'v o n f t h r m e n dog die It w a v mender; Sui'ond vice-Comm snder
local hoaplUI. from Injuries re
For dining, up tn 1B0 nerions hy obtaining a itata supreme court
ing now."
teme, F Benton; f'apt. Loucka,
ol
amt brought
ceived
Saturday
night
when
tha
could bo accommodated, and for order setting aside a divorce de gressman from Florida, served his
The Brooklyn case was car
Mrs. Hamilton said sha was In
country loyally and faithfully In ried to the appellate division hy
tha ilrarl man wa. U u* t'llterup r h-tle» Ct Webster. James Le Roy
19.15
Ford
coach
In
which
ha
entertainment purposes the hall cree.
lied and did not aer members nf
Amli-raoii, Rnhert Charles Whit"It must ha Spring," commented tha Pacific at a good Marina under the Naw York City board of edu tha gang that took her husband wai a paaaangar, turned o
over] df. of Murlay, f ’*ah
Ha wa
would aeal 2SO persons, said Mr.
mv command in World w a r II and cation altar Justice Murray Hearn
after hitting another automobile oq, tit in'girt to a hoapital lieie two •n'te and Ruxxsll W. Tanch. Jr.
Spencer, who le chairman of tha Justice D. Page Morehouse.
out
and
flogged
him
lata
in
F»stiireil address#* were raadg
The Clarks, who live In Skanaa- provod hti courage and devotion to ruled last Dae. 21 that tha law May. She described bruises on Geneva Ayanue a short distanc#! hours after Hia a’'alam'he Iniriail a
building committee.
.•ate highway dapaitment piekun by the Ares Vice-Commander
outetda of tha city limits.
Serving with him on the eom- talas, have two children. Mrs. duty under fire In battl«,H
hla
hips
and
lags
as
a
result
of
was
unconstitutional.
Yesterday's
Smith led Marina forcaa In the decision reversed Justice Haarn
Injurlaa lo the Negro in 'loi'k and totxrv snow ulmv In Id* Lewi* Ven Wesel, and by Don
^ mlttee era Gordon BHiCon. J. L. Clark had obtained tha divorce de
the lashing.
Ingley, W, A. Leffler, H. B. Pope cree, which would hav# become Gilberts, Marshalls, Marlemiao and
William Rochester, a disabled cluded three fracture* In Hi# tie t'ottmivvo'et r'sriyiiti .noth e.*t Carrol past commander of Jack*
The teachers union announced
two
Jims.
•imvltta Post No. 9 D. H. Moor*
final Apr. 4.
of heir
and George Touhy.
that tha cate will be carried to tha miner, said the maaked men forc- aplna.
nf the Clermont Poat served at
Ip addition to a largo main room,
stata court of appeals and. If neces •d him to watch tha Hamilton
.si gesnt-at-arm* at the conference,
tne building would nave a comsary, to tha U , B. Supreme Court. flogging. Ha aald a score or
and Capt Laucks as assistant
ptita kitchen, storage room,
a
Tha anpallata division In Brook more blow* ware administered
xvrgeant-at-arms.
.*
stage with dressing room.1real
lyn said tha State Civil Service with a leather strap.
The conterence was held at tha
Chembll** w*a dhmUaed from
|Aom», ywuit
vloak *«*f«*i
roam, mall room, lanl
r
|UU|IU|
taur
Law "bans tha organization nf s
Clermont Yecht Club on CleYtor’s closet. and porches. Floors
society'or group advocating tha his Juh as ■ city machanlc last
niont's beautiful lake, said Capt
■ . .wquW be of terraxlo, in# celling of
overthrow of tfca state or na September by Mayor Cooper
Lmii’ka, and the noon day luncheon
11 aeouatic
aamiatln tuna
typo cehtea nr
or nlhan*
other
tional government, aa well aa mem Green. The mayor said ha was
was "excellent and nicely served"
fired for conduct unbecoming a
’ Splldlng material
The National Fadaratioa of Buaiima and Profasaiooal Wi
i t bership therein.”
ATLANTA. Mar. 28. - (fl'J - A battered South today counlrd hv the ladles of the Clermant Poaf
city employe.
M
Flans Include provlelon for later Chiba have jotnad the more than 3500 other orgaatuHone ig
The
decision,
written
for
the
I
He la tha third to ba triad of one dead and 41 burl aftar spring blew her fop with snorted ininadoe*, Auxtllaty.
\ . Inetellallnn of air conditioning, opposition to Coespubory Health Insurance, Mrs.
five-member court by Justice WllE Meed* Wilson of Mulberry.
Ham B. Carswell, also said tha 18 man indicted by tha grand hurricane winds, and dual and rain storms.
. W f Mr. l r « » ________
Stale legislative chairman and local B P V president
For nearly 48 hours lhr madcap weather reeled with destructive Florida National Executive Com;
Felnberg Lew "Implements the Jury after an outburst of flog
niitteeinsn, wa* present at tha
civil jseijrtcgJmw g_g x and orn- gings and croaa burninga last whimsy front tn* Ohio River lo the Gulf of Mexico. Damage w»» esti (onference
This planlt adopted in the National >FW legis
spring.
declared,
an endorsement of the idea that compeleery health plena
Colrman A. Lollar, an admit mated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
constitute a sociaUatic type of legislation wholly opposad Id American
Mor* than 200 homes in Kentucky, Mississippi. Atkanaas, Alabama
FINDS
IT.0M
ted
Klansman, twice waa ac
Thera era oniy S days laft
quitted
of
masked
flogging
LOB
A
N
G
E
L
E
S
.
Mar.
28.
—
M
and
Louisiana were wreckad In *
In which to rtflatar for the May
— Harold Prica, fT, Jobless for 10 chargee. A hearing of similar whola or In part, moatly thy letter. Ngei1 at Roliieraet.
JA C K S O N V ILL E . Mar. 2*..
weeks, found 827JWO In negotiable charges against A. B. Carradlna,
Tha only fatality waa raported
Worst lilt of all Hie communities Htstion
ahow that a t u Wlu Im taken from ■tocki — but didn’t hare carfare a but driver, ended In a mis yesterday at New Iberia, L «„ when was the! - of Iltekoru Plate*. 4Q Atlanta
backbooa of Amariee, Mr*.
trial whan tha Jury was unable a woman touched a wire fenua rnllsa from Little Rock. Ark. Ten Boston
ta hunt down tho owner.
the payebock
. ...
Hama aald. Soma of theae a n tha though ha la ^raedy proiaeted hy
So he sold a pint of blood to a to a s m .
charged with 2,400 volte from a persons were hurt In that section Chicago .......
fallen powar line.
,
commarclal, lodystngl, fratensal or blood bank for $4,
A pucket-xlred tnrnr.dn .kipped Denver
AIR PAffROL
With thli to finance the search,
Lotilelang and Mlaxlsaippl count* thi niigh 'the northeast cornet nf Detroit
- ... . . . . . . . W .orttail fce
The Civil Air Patrol will mest rd 14 injurad tn the wake of wind* Mississippi, cutting a 50-yard nath New Or lean*
Price after two daye of effort lo
cated tha canter, Mrs. Joaeohlna Wadnaeday night at 8:00 o'clock which peakad In Jarkaon. Ml**., at through the little town of Peden Naw Yorjt
for meetcal cere
Seeder. SM4 GreeeJeef Are., Chi- at tha Munletpal Airport Hangar, 100 mile* nor hour. Six ware In- and hurting three In tha midway Pittsburgh
lea.
.-'V iV
and a Civilian Patrol Cadet Corps
in Georgia and 21 In A r community.
Ran Antonio
ra« will b« formed. All high school
ia. Nop* was hurt aerlotialy, At Jackaon the vicious wind* Seattle .........
Without boys of 15 to I I yogra of ago ara
Tho weaUttr, which started toppled
Ita
tho 820-foot radio tower of Jacksonville
Invited tn attend. Captain Krohne
■proa Ir Afkaneaa Sunday night,
the Mississippi Highway Patrol Miami ........
will anfadn tho duties of cadets bargad Into Kentucky laet night and did 8100,000 worth of damaga Orlando .......
end mown pictures will be shown. and M l about 100 homaa dam(Csattastei ssa------- ---------*
Tampa
Senator Claude Pepper, ncJdrening neatly 1.000 people in
downtown Sanfoul Inal night,
many of whom were mixed Nr
groes, delemlrd liimarlf ayun.l
assertions that he i> a communist,
•aid that he oppose* die |',,u I n,
ployment
I’ractier* Hill n n d
attack rd In* opponent Geoige
Sinalhrit an a tool ol thr On
Pont interests
1
He wai introduced hy Fdwaid
Hutl. ymwg allutnry, who de
clared that Pepper represented
Arnent.su ideal* and die Atnerirnn
way nl life, lie pointed out that
Senator Pepper lord aided this
•ection with WPA piotect* ton•tiurlion of the Nav.il Air Station,
deepening of the St. John* River
and it now winking on n flood
contiol pin|fct |o| tin. airn
After shaking hands with evriy
meniher of the tow tiny oulieitia
that livrnrtl things op hefoir the
t a l k . Senatin Peppei lanmlied
right into nil altaik on Smallirri.
i "There la n gt'iilli'mitii -is«'jig
I am a tnnl man," ho iterliired.
"He ivt. picked hy the MnPonte
to run MRiiinr-t me. In tieremtiei,
1940. I let him have o Indy on my
’ staff to aid him. In January, 1917
are gave a reception In Wnahlngton for him, but now tie nay* 1
have become alintlnmu.
"Smatliora said i voted jfm
FfcPC. 1 was arjaioi'. FM 'C . I
am a member of Ihe IVipti.t
Church. Negro prnplu a y buniut
balnea; and 1 have tried to recognive thili right a ns eiteh.
"I went Ui Moscow In IlNjl.
Why < W n 'i the opposition tell
__ IU Wo
iwbiffrtK
JM rthtftmJ'fV'-'n
rdrthf
' ^ v eTailed
ile d hiSr
that '>* ,w ,8 ■ n,eln*,rr "»
,
.
Improvements To
H o u s i n g Project
Approved By City
W
nM
i, itum
ils pLinl I*lithi t11
P u b l i c Schools ; Man Kills Wife,
Then Himself In
Get First Whack
Morida Village
Al Tax Revenue
Charles Coffin Is
E le c tn A JIM B B I
Empire State Law Ex-City Em ploye
B a rrin g Commiea Linked To Kluxers
Held Valid Again That leashed Miner
Garland W. Spencer
Tells Of Plan For
New $23,000 Club
*
Hmatlieni' Record
During War Praised
Business And Professional Women
Clubs Oppose Socialized Medicine
Battered Southland
Reels Under
A b o rted Hurricanes And Rains
ONLY 3 DAYS
THE WEATHER
a f e s 5 B K '* M S S » « S * s
“w r a v e r s t "
w
K
�o
r r -,
M
M
W AM gcM m
Bible And Doerge Are
Dropped Yesterday;
Sanford tiopB Enid
..In Exhibition T i l t
BASEBALL
VERO BEA C H , Mar. 2B-0P)
Second baseman Jackie Robinson is n^aklni the Brooklyn Dod
gars forget al____________
he brought to camp for the trnlrting grind:
The Negro star, by belting two
hits In yesterday's H-4 defeat by
the Philadelphia Athletics, made
It five straight games In which
ho has registered at least twjo
hits per game — four againit
major league teams and ona
against Mobile. Nothing wrong
with Jackie’s famed hatting eye.
8 T PETERSBURG, Mar. 28—
(/n— The N*w York Yankees’
current hospital list has Dr. Sid
ney Quynor hopping around.
The uillng members include
Dick , Wakefield, sprained right
rhotdder; Jack Jensen, pulled
muscle In fight leg! Gone Woodling, sprained left ankle; Gerry
Colemnn, churlie horse in left
leg; llob l*oiWrfl*l<V strained
tendon in right knee— and, uf
course, veterans Tommy Henrich
nnd Johnny Mise.
Henrlch, with a strained left
knee, hasn't played since Mar.
I J.
Mise, suffering from a
shoulder
ailment,
si III
can't
throw,
to win the ciinlL'it 12 to 7. “No
on* played uutntumling hsll,"
said the manager, "hut Rtan
Baron managed to come through
with hU usual two hits, and
Potlker looked hotter and better
ip the field.’’
The box scores:
It H E
Ranfoid
>2 H I
Enid
7 7 /l
«■ Batteries: Hanford-Held, Rose
Id), Krekej (71. Doerge, Bnlley,
J-ong. Enid— Hlivorka, King (4),
Greene (7). Cultum.
In the only other two games
played at tln*_ airbase yesterday,
Lam ‘
HAN
BERNARDINO,
Calif.
Mur. 28~(/Pl— The Chicago Cubs
began their nomeward trek to
day leaving their poorest spring
exhibition attendance record since
pitching camp in California lit
1922.
With poor weather also a fac
tor, the Cubs drew only ;itf,ii7l
customers in 15 games— at least
50 per cent below nor mu I.
LOB AN G ELES, Mar. 2H-(/l’|
— I.uko Appling, who lute play
ed 2,1OH games at shortstop foe
the Chicago Whit* Hox, a major
league record, is scheduled to
make his debut ae a first baiemun tomorrow against the Bt.
i«fl Bt
I WMiae* jiiia
Louis Browns
at Yuma,
Aria.i
m , v 4 to 4 In nine Innings.
Appling selected a first basesn1, ra(tt yesterday and had hla
man
first workout at the new etatlon. Altar .th* drill ha said;
By FRANK F.f.’K
" I fait Ilka I was working with
AP-Newefeaturea Hporls Editor a boxing glovs, but I’ll give tha
assignment a huss."
Cnlcu
’file Carrasqua), lha sprightly
BT. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Thi Venexuelan,
has taken over tho
It. lojuis Cardinals have muri
question marks than a uulx pro shortstop chores.
mm,
; Tha team that figure# to make
BT. PETERSBURG, Mar. 28—
things Interesting for the Brook- (AT— Big Stave Bilko has hien
U Dodger* this season In In worse benched aa first baseman for tha
ape thun nl tlda lima last spring, St. Loul* Cardinals— which leads
Eddie Knzuk, the Purple Heart to speculation the rookie has
veteran
....... ... rrookie
__ ... muffed hla ehanre, at least for
teran who wan it brilliant
ae far ns lie went last ssnson, Ip tha moment.
being ruunted on to piny third
Manager Eddie Dyer says U
base but he still get* pain* In the Isn’t so. But the nod has gone to
ankle he fractured last summer, Glenn Nelson, who yesterday
Bon* chip* were removed during made three clean hlta and hand
lha oparatiun,
led 10 chances with ease.
llllko, a 240-paunder. has made
First base may go lo (lie health!eat ball pluyur among the three only eight hlta in 82 times at
In camp. Nippy Jonci is a better bat.
fielder than Aleve Bilko and Glenn
Nelson but Nippy had a spinal disc
C LE A R W A TE R , Mar. 88— UP)
operation during tha winter. Bilko — Dick
la making It
Is tha hitter hut not the fielder. tough forWhitman
Manager Eddie Bawyer
Though he le only 32, lie hed vert- to put the ex-Dodger on the
coie vein operations on hl( legs Philadelphia Phillies bench.
and It's n question whether he’ll
How sen you bench a guy
b* ready for opening day — or who
Is beltlug the ball at a
opening night as la the ease with .444 clipl
tha Cardinals.
Whitman led the Phillies to
Ted Wilke, tha National Laague's a 18-1 victory over the Wash
top relief pitcher, has bean ington Senators yesterday with
troubled by hone spur* In hla right four hlta In six trips to tha plate.
heel a la Joe DIMagglo. The after
affeeta of an operation bothar him
W E S T PALM B EA C H , Mar.
•very time he presses down on tho t t — w — Patience la a wonderful
Mel to make a pitch.
thing aa tha Philadelphia Mala*
One bright spot, huwever, la
Mttthpaw Max LanUr, the M ixiM Jumper. Lanier, winner of six
iht before ha headed south
» border In 1948, was 10
b overweight when ha was
•tad last July. Ha last a
i of key game*, too. But
Big H two pounds under his
4 of last October and looka
Clubhouse
**% *• & *
O ft
F B C /A B iP f
m
B U F F A L O , N. Y. — The N BA
heavyweight title fight between
L ttA H Chariet u M JTrefldie i Reihor* wei cancelled because of an
old rib injury of Charles.
>Rating .•. ■' /■ «
L A U R E L , Md. —
Manchac
(18.30) won the featured Monu
ment puts# at Laurel.
H ALLAN D ALE —
Excitable
Mary (tS.ld) won the featured
Math rate dt Gulfstream Park.
General
I
BER M U DA— Second seeded Dob
McNeill led the way into the sec
ond round of the Bermuda Invita
tion ■Tannin Tournament. ’
N EW YORK— Defending cham
pion Robert Reeve and H. J. Roee,
both of New York* milled the
finala of the .National squash ten
nis chainpionahlp.
SANFO RD — Horace A. Stoneham, uncle, of New York Glanta
President Horace 0. StOQeham and
an official of the Jersey City
Utanta, died at the ana of SO.
NEW YORK — Veda) Peterson
of.Utah was named President uf
the National College basketball
coaches.
i •
. ■■ , i
State Farmer* Market
AT
TAMM .
I T HOULD /ifL P HAT/oHAL IF A 9JM
P R t+ n a a /* t h * h b o s /h u *
HOH,* * * * * * W f Crt* H .t
C lU B TH A T DOBSH T * O iO
H fT H t OBKIBC -7ttB O ip B *
ClKCUlT'Tt COHPBO OHC* 7
C A M * /H THA f* * r$ o /£ A r*
TV* CARD* V*oH 3 /
0 B T Y A R CATCH u p
w /r/r g o m a
fiOOK/M
e r/\H p o t/r& o *
T H * If A O U E
Mil c a tc h u p
W/TM
THSM /
s s s n m n .s ta tu v a a x a a i!
M IS X K T
■ c r o s T no. n s
Th* fnilnwlax orioe* reported by
ih* Dialer* on The Hanford Htkta
Farmer* Market for produce . cold
to Trucker* A Dealer* op to i f .
SL Marin ST. UK),
lieane, Tendergraan, Belt
UrsAed ___ Bu. Hpr. SI TS
Deane,
'i.lma
Hu. Hpr. I I . T I - f .00
Bean*,
Pol* .......... Hu. llpr. f 3.7a - too
ilesnr.
Wax .......... Hu. Hpr. lt.oa-3.tS
renhaae ....
Lb. ttaa* } .so - so
Cabbage .... IS Ui. Crt. ( .IS
Cauliflower ___..... Crt. |t.S0 - 1.00
Cucumber*.
■ S u e r ... .. Hu. Bikta IS.TS - S.SO
Celery.
. t
(lolrten Crt. ■* A l.**r f t.IS • (.So
reliry,
f lre ll Crt. le '* l.fer. SI.IS * 1,40
Rotary League Has St. Louis Browns r„rn .................. .
F ir s t Perfect No Appear In Batter
Hit, No Run T ilt Shape This Year okra
Onions.
. Crt. I t so - |.r,»
Orsen
The Rotary lengm* came up1
'|!*r- “8' ”
With their first no lilt, no run '•*' ~ «'•* «*• Louis Browns apgame yosterday a* tin* Cube took
'Jil|,*'L
Die Pirates Into camp l to 0. 1! 1 I v,,,lr * 1,1,1
'Kd ** (hey
broke
rump
and
headed
u
Mel Flelsciior, Cub pitcher,..................................................east
“
■truck out seven und walked noon. year ago.
Thu 1010 iduh finished seventh,
Only ona Piratn reached first on
which is uhoot one under par for
an arror.
tin- cluli.
/.uck Taylor’s 1050
The Cubs only run cume In the Brownies should do no worse than
third Inning
singthis year anu
and moy
they nnani
might
, j ”
,
,vr. 1whan Fleischer
I
. l , sseventh
e v E tiu i
1,11.
led and Davis doubled down Inc . ,
| .v ,„«.]/ >,v another
rti.l.i
i
.iriuioo
i
...
bntne.
Ju"1 poselot V sneaa oy anuiner
right field linn driving him home. American
league
■SHU entry.
On tho mound fur tho losers
Ht. Louis bus played and per
was Hugh Crawley. Catrhlng wen formed better till# spring demits
Ruts),
'
B tbe Iona uf >io’Ii valuable articles is
Tha five Inning gam* took a infieldur*
llob Dillinger and Gerry
record 5U minutes to play.
Pridily. This may sound confusing,
of course, because a tsam seldom
T H R E E L E T T E R LIUN
improve*, evau If the club a|S T A T E C O LLEG E. Pa.- (/FI— cbequer doei, with tha saia Of
Charles
(Chuck) -Urazcnuvlch, (|«ntl*itttp like Dillinger and PridPenn State’s football and boxing
star, le undecided between tbe
You have to see St, Loals jujd
grid and th« riug aa * (x»t•college
aareer. He aliu is a shot putter oh it* host of youngster# to un
.•don,I this parados. Tho ktda seem
the track lentil.
Jrcitit this
mis
to wnut to play hall. ' Credit
It* patsibthem, to Taylor
quit*
possib
to them
lor or qu
W HITER IN GREEN
N EW Y O R K — Uty— Bill Cham ly to llr. David Tracy, 4h& etnlnber*. a woe broth of a 225-ptmnd out hypnotist who has bean per
tackle with the New York Bull suading the lads they ran play
dog*, Is so proud of Ills Irish ances giant killer and gat away with i t
Who ever le responsible, th*
try that lie correspond* In green
Ink. Hi* father wu* born In the Brown* liuve refused to roll over
"Old Country." Bill, ufter being and piny deed to anyoP* on tba
voted U C l.A ’a most valuable pluv- citrus circuit uut hers.
There are several regulars on
er In 1047. bus bad two good year*
tbe pitching staff who might hava
with tbe football Yankees.
winning seasons, and aovaral ex
Joe livdvnk is rounding mil 20 cellent freshmen bear watching.' Of
years this spring hs Penn Htute the former, thara’a Cliff Fannin
iiasebaU coach.
_______ and Dick fltarr, both cf whom war*
physically hampered last year.
There's Net Carver, Tom Farrlck,
Louie Kretlow, Stubby Ovemlra
L A K E L A N D , Mar. 2 H ~ lA 'i- and Boh Kennedy.
Of th* freehman, there la young
Ymiug Rky Herbert, a roukla off
Detroit’* own ssndluts, may stay Ed Albreclit, who won 38 taxiM
with tin* Detroit Tiger* into the lost year. True, 80 were for little
Pina Bluff, Ark., two la tha Itague
regular season.
In spring drill the 20.yanr- playoffs, and ona for the Browns.
old righthander has Impressed The major league debut wax a dtlly.
Manager Red Rolfo to Hit ex He held tha White Box t o one. Ml
tent of eavlng "the kid deserves for the five Innings ha worked
Bid Bchacht, a 19-game wlantf
further trial.?' Herbert pitched
from Scranton t Al Pilgrim, Jog
for Toledo last season.
I’ayne, Tommy Fine, the:latter a
OR LAND O “ itor.
2 8 - l « - seasoned relief man from flan AnPlnch-hlttlng le apparently the tonlu. These are some of the kids
Waslilngton Nationals’ best tab to watch or wait for.
In ths outfield are good, proven
games, nlpch-hlttera Gil C cmhi
ant. In tha Iasi three exhibition youngsters — Roy Steven, Dick
and Clyde Vollmer belted homare Kokos, Ken Wood, as regulars, and
and Bherry Robertson
banged several othen coming up, Includ
a tripl*.______
____________ ing Ray Coleman, Dow Lewhardt
i'lncappl*
...
Crt. IM S
I'r.lKiiws, lied llllss
U. 8 1 to Lb. Haas II <1 - I T6
nadlshss,
Iced Bu. Hskts. S Dos. | M 0
Squash.
Tallow ...... Uu. Hpr. It.SO • I 00
and Rih’cu Ippolito .
The biggest question mark Is tho
Infield which will he practically
new.
For Tournaments
to Miami Mar. 10. . . . BtoJe
they already hava permIts ion to
beat the ten-day deadllna.for,ex
hibitions, it appears there moat be
Wednesday's Gaatoai
a solid belief In official circle*
Naw York ( A ) ve. Boetoa ( A ) •
that tha Mar. 1 start of {rsM ng
at Sarasota
Is on tho way out . . . Tha daws
Bt. LotHa (A) ve. Chicago (A)
that the intercollegiate regatta bad
been shifted to Marlatta, 0., Hard
ly had bit tha morning gafeib -Pittsburgh <N) vs. Cleveland (A'a
at .Tucson, Arts.
before the Cornell Athletic Ataociation had a call from a Coiambus Washington ( A ) vs. Detroit ( A )
. '■
at Udulaitd
alumnus, Charles Rlndfoodd. tak
ing for alx tickets , . , Roy Clog-"' ‘ Cincinnati (N| vs. Boston 4N>
at Bradenton
(ton, genial North Carolina state
athletic director, was one of those Philadelphia ( A ) va. Brooklyn ( N l
t Vero Beach
under consideration for n aUMlar
1) vs. New York ( N l »
post at Minnesota before Bernle
at Phoenix, A ril.
W
Bierman was tapped for tha Job.
Philadelphia (N ) vs. 8 t L
Sportscaster Bump Hadley, en
ex-major leaguer himself, gas tak ________at Bt. Pstarsburg _____
ing movies of the Boston Bravsa'
batting practice the other day
when Bill Allan, 18-year-old, sixfoot-five pitcher, (tapped Into the
cage he saldi "Don't take pictures
of me hitting." . . . Having once
been a pitcher, Bump was a
Carlo tournament the first Week uf U> find one elbow artist who
April: at Rome, Apr. 10-211 In boast about hla clubbing ■
the Italian Championships]
at , , , "Why, kldT Aren’t you
Wissbaden, Germany, Mao 0-6; at of your hitting T " Hadley
Cologne, May .18-14; at the Paris . , .’’Not exactly," Allen gi
tournament May 25, and then on
"Woll," concluded Bump, "If
to Wimbledon June 22. There she you’re not proud of It, nobody else
hopes to avenge last year’s humili will be."
tet Ion, Ms n*qum, ■wi
ation. when she lost In the third
Jink Tucker, In from Waco with
ro b u TM RACK— 0/ietOa Ml
round after being unable to sleep
tally Tlnka, Conquest, r
for three nights before the match. the Baylur basketball team, re
ports
that
th#
BrmOey
eager#
Between matches, Gussle will re
turn to Monte Carlo, where she looked very tired against tha Basra
roll
n«*Hnlp,|/Dream^l
will be staying with friends. She at Kansas City Saturday and al
Bre*iir0 T ia Hay,
has played on the Continent onlv most blew the game . , . But City Little
Wquaw,
Tur
once bpfore — at Antwerp, after College hasn't had much rest, B T/it*e Al.
either, in It looka like n toss-up
■IXTM MACS— I
Wimbledon last year.
from here . . . Reports of attend
ance records at the Wisconsin Or Ian, Dick Wilt, f
high school basketball tournament
bbVmnth wacsv
Turnip*. Purple
Tup
Do*. Bch. I ,11 - t.ou brings the usual mbuttal from In
B'e Mar. Countri
Mlldr*d’a
Choice, I
Tomato** (Pink*)
diana . . . tinder a different set-up,
Crt. dependlnj^^ualllr M.TI - t.so the finale and semi-finals at In- vir Dyers, , Catch
UMTH HACK— a/twite MU*
.llenapolls cum drew .10,000 neuOrane**. Valencia*,
Pataann, 811] ahawn, fgt. D.t
depending *!■•* Hoi t t . i s -i t u jle for two sessions (that’s capsTrickyr Pal, Lucky Casino,
Caelno, Our N
t“ tl‘
(Irnpetrull,
ityl while semi-finals al Bloom
Duncan , ...»------- Hoi |S Do
ington, Lafayette and Muncift
(Irapefruil, Msrsh
Escsdrlll*. Dentes Da
HeedllSS ........ . Box fl.SO
drew from 14.000 to 18,000 , . .
liver, ltollinr Le*. Little
Receipts at T h i Hanford Htat* P. H.: Madison, with an enrollment
M City. CTisrrlng Cross,
Farmiri Market Saturday T.oi:
of 270, won the title . . . George
psokagM.
Demand Blow, Market Dull anil Fazio, tbs pint-sited golf pro. has
Tea, rorgottsn
Sally,- Rack
Dnsttiieil.
---------------Orill
iinsry to Fair i|lisllly ••Ulna taken e job at the plushy Woodinont Club in Rockville, Md. , . .
leas than prices quiitsd.
That’s n break for reporter* who log a business Importing ceramic
figurine# from Germany . . . Noth
an't spell Conshohockcn.
SHORTER NOW
George Case, former Washing ing hut seven-footers, of course.
S T A T E C O LLEG E, Pa.— (/Fi Harry Pajiacharalamhoua, Peon ton outfielder who now roaches the Sam Hammeretrom, naw Union
Statu l,1n-uounil Itoxer who owns Rutgers ball team, never had lien College (N .V .j football coach, and
what Ih faelieved to ho tho longest il college baseball game before ha his predecessor. John McLsughry,
name In college boxing, has short- look thu job . . . Max E. It. Kelffer, both ware members of tha eastern
ened his last name, "Pap" savn It I formerly the most rabid Army Alt-Star tsam that beat lha Giant a
originally was four letters longer. |basketball fan in Germany, le Start- In 1940 .
CAIRO, Mar. S2M. — tit*> — Eu
rope. I*. Jtolnn to yet a loci' look at
Gorgeous Guttle" in tpe next
three monthi — and rice Versa,
"Oorgeout Guesl#’* — Gertrude
Augusta Moran, am 25, of Santa
Monica, Cfcllf., on her passport —
is th*. biggest drawing card In
amateur International tannls at the
moment, according to promoters.
Partly it's her tennis. But the
biggest part of the drawing power
that pula Quisle Moran on the een-
«
Sanford -Orlando
Kennel Club Entrite
■aiK 'bW ‘6!
ore /y/ues per j jour
’ours
p
W e are not talking here about excessive speed. Sensible
people, reBlardleis of the power they have at their cofnmand)
_________aws
obey
tha ia of .the highway and the rules of safety.
* ’Wa
arc talking about
about the rH,
miles
//*rtW
c ________________
„ you
... can
. l . naj-L.1
>/ a*19S0
. " i a m cCadillac—
« . j i i i _^ entirely within
cover.■:»
at tha
wheal of
l__.1
I! >' •
legal limits,
. F im , let’s considerai)'hour...
You settle yourself cc
Mat, touch tha soft-fhroa
• matter of minutes, you
When the light tumi
traffic line ia definitely t
of every opening that pre
you merely give the <nj
up without tM slightest
ring so ay*y, power
Brekingii so certain,
JiiUHtt—
i ^at looks great, Everybody
B fr
m*
f
> • . -j •
�>
0mu**
1
I
T f * '* V T..
r
.*-
THE BANFOltD
reasoning, and persistence over a
I Coihmdn Sense
Bjr Spuds Yobaaae
1_L
Vi
* If It had not boon for th* work
M l plant hreedsrx, agriculture
Would not b* In the greatly ad•ahead stag* that it I* today
Baldly a crop would It* a* good
or aa satisfactory as it is were it
' rtsta
■fit fur th* painstaking
effort* und
R U achievements of plant breedare. In a way, plant breeding
I work might be termed a continuous
driving for perfection, for It has
been going on for many years ami
crops have been Improved many
times. Field crops, vegetables,
fruits, ami grasses have been im
proved, and then the 'Improved
strains have been improved, and,
alt the time, the plant breeders are
endeavoring to improve them mole
I g rd more.
•From the plant breeders’ work
hdve come strains of Idgher yield
ing and higher quality crops. It
(7'‘meticulous, exuding work that
imagiuutioiv .'balanced
require*
the right combination of plant
characteristics together.
It's a matter of hand pollination
of slfferent strains, enreful hand
ling' of seed, careful cultivation,
of ifeords amt observations and
teats. TIi* plant breeder must be
atient as well as competent, for
Is work naturally la a long-time
proposition. Improved strains ure
not developed hi a season, a year,
or two years, but In several or
many years.
When an Improved variety is de
veloped— that Is, a variety that
produces high yields of high qual
ity in suite of natural obstacles
such as diseases and pests and un
favorable climate— it really means
something to the farmer. Plum
breeding of the University of
Florida Agricultural Experiment
Stations bus hud u highly signifi
cant bearing on the economy of
vnrthe state. For exumple, the %
M IL L CLOSES
L mREI.LE, Fla. — After a sea
son of syrup production, the LaBelle sugar mill dosed It* opera
tions for this year early tills
month, according to Countv Agent
H. L. Johnson. Most of the enne
rrop wus harvested hv hand, but
farmers hope to have equlniiiem
for doing the Job next season, Sir
Johnson said.
fiA v ro n o : Fl o r id a
I ll HOYS W IN PHIZES
JA C K S O N V ILLE . 'Kin. — Duval
4-11 bow have earned 848A.78 on
entries In state diil-y and poultry
show* recently. It is revealed by
Assistant County Agent 0. T. Hug
gins. They have taken 13*2.51) In
poultry premiums ami 1104.25 in
dulry winnings.
The Himalayas
Tibet fium India.
virtually
bar
pa o e w w r
IIS Magnolia A>e.
Phone 514
The T H I N K I N G F E L L O W
rides the
1444
24 Hour Servlre
YELLOW CAB CO.
We have trunk service
Wfcliil*** S a m s
IM H N
NEW MONEY FOR
YOUK OLD W INGS
Uecun-e of its pecollur climatic
condition*, unlike those of any
other state, Pliuidu needs varieties
different from those of other
stutes
to prndure satisfactory
jerups. And plant breeder* of the
Agricultural Experiment Stations
are working puilistukingly ami
perseveiingly to develop them for
farmer* of the state.
A W
AD
a .r .lr # S ls ll.a
•
XMl
«T.
(UKM'LEANINls
WITNKHH
Chevrolet
N t«
in nur 15-degree
temperature
PIKE, S I OHM.
IIUHOI.AKPKOOP V A l l . l
Our rale* are Oir same **
alr-romtllhinrd storage ufIfrcd liy other*.
Orlando
Steam Laundry
III V hand and offli lal
«la) of Ala roll, i
(I
I*
ty,
ID IV. Concord
l*h. 2-2III
Pick up A drllver, at
No Extra ClLirite
11r ■II Ion
«*f Th»-
iMrctilt
H« mliiols
Court
C onn
K l ii l Ida
extra
-lie
O tirluiilrd
biakes.
truck
engine.
Ores.
Kelined
tiound cab alid body.
$695
Seminole County
Motors
.'•111 K. 1*1 SI. I'hunv l l l l l
Heft!
THE OLD HOME TO W N
IU W. Concord
Ph. 2-24.11
Plrk up A delivery
No Kitra Charge
T)
1940
i 'Foil Stake
I 111* r *•» I*
rierk
Orlando
Steam Laundry
n b w ip a p k b
Fura—Woolens
Drapes—Bugs
N o rirn
S H A M P O O — M K T 'IK H t
IN
lur
N O T H ');
To
A l.l.
IN TK IIK S T
I’KIISONS
You m e
h rrrli)
ruittflrd that
th r i e Ini* I..•**!! flletl In lltw iiliovw
entitle d C u u ri , h IVtltliii i iilli’icllir
I B M II i 'f i l . i l n note* tinted tit* 9r<!
da v of
nnilitr* A. !».. 1940, olid
■iKH#d t.v M K Y K l l H I O V U M mid !
11»A N l t i V I ’S. Ill* w if r . imyftMe to
II. N E W M A N for lliw wnm «»t F I V H
T llo rS A N O
IH M .LA H H
|$f»,000.00l
him In b i i m la p ln ro l o r foal, and
liraylltR that
llie JtidKt) of
(III
*!»«>««• •-111It 1«*.I «*ourl en ter i»»» O rd e r
mid
ltrc irf
ri'r s ln l)| | s M u g
mild
lltilf.
Y ou m i *- ll ir r e f o r o no tified
to
appr<ir In «ali l C ou rt iind «h*»w
i-auae if any you Imve, w i n said
note* nlioiiid n«it to* r w ^ N t n ld lx h rd
Oil III** Mil itift > of \|ilV.
V
l 1i
nrnl ••li th l»
A l » . ItSD
THE
T o u r Discarded Forollisrw
lix s * , Radio, H l«j«l* ,T e o l*
Is* Boa, m s be sold with
A W ANT
A VS:.
DEFENDABLE
COLD STOKALIC
IK U ’ I T l* O P IIT N I N T H
C I I K ’P I T
IN
AND
K im
.H li.M I.N ill.K
H lllN T l,
K l.o n iK A .
IN I I E I I A H I ) T O TH E IIK K S TA II1.ISILM i : N T O K
I.O.MT Oil t>Kr t T l i n Y K I , y - C T H K\*BctiTi:i> n r
M K T H it I’ l l O V I ’b ANII ll>,\ Plto
v t i s . h i s w i p e . t o n . m :\ v m a n .
h a t e d H i : i > T K M i i i : n i. i » « s
Jtn>ia.\
pnpNK
letv of shade lohiiccu Hint proved
lesiidunt lu hlnekslmnk disease bus
meant million* of dollars that
Florida ntlierwise would not have
gotten. New varieties of corn like*
wise have meant millions of dollars
to Florida agriculture. New peahut* dcvehqted by the stutions have
meant a greut deni and new va
rieties of eggplant, beans, to
matoes, ami outs bold luigbt pro
mise.
- -CERTIFIED
I ,N T ill: I
Optometrist
“ YELLOW’
The blue whale is the largest
specie- of whale.
l-iegai ixolive
Dr. Henry McLaulin
ite #J U l Ni» i 0M •
H O T ZU SS ETYIL L G i v e H E R
>A R U N T O t ^ A Y -IM R E A L L Y
R O L L I N '.
NOW "
^p s s s t ! d o c G E T IN Y O U I ?
O F F IC F Q U ia c !
Y o u e f r G O / A I'
T O (S E T A R U S H
C A L L. A N Y M IN U T F
N O W .7
NOTICE
By STANLEY
All 1949 Taxes
•C
not paid by March 31, 1950
'•
Beautify Your Home With Sparkling
Tileboard
become delinquent
and subject to penalties
Tileh n nrd provide* a durnlile, colorful nurture
for wnlls and celling*. Inexpensive, eiisy locleun and in*tall. Itleul for kitchen, hath* or
playroom*. Come* In n wide variety of color*
and *Im *h. (le t your* at lllll'* on ea*y term s.
as provided by Law.
JOHN L. CALLOWAY
Slop In or call H.’l. .Monthly terms.
Hill Lumber &SupplyYard
S E M IN O L E
H ill N T Y T A X
LYING KITES
(O I.I.K IIO W .
Phone 8.1
213 Went T h ird Street
^,7'AfU *<"—
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ftxOf
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4 U« U doi'W*u*a BtfiBxKiUf it *!>•••| «M»
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A1
>Afkl Uvul Ilf tiiBi nail
r -v F R 'i'T i M E
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p u it .
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m r Aiufv-sn
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Phone 1117 I
T W O AM ft. x lilt ft. hbadv building F o r s a l e — Registered Oilfo- IR A C roit WORK
tut free ■llilllllll'4, J lu ll Itn-boar. 7 Reg. IM IOC pigs. 4
lots, high mill drv, oVtrlpnkilig
-•II
months old
2IW Holly Avr.
beautiful Cryi'••Mil l.nke. . I'm
I'lome l _’iiii J
f.iitii. i imfm mitt ton I'li. ITiHn It.
NEW FLOORS Mir laced to per
HERALD
Want Ada
■ kui
Is
la T h e
I
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Itaia IBs a « r lla* laaseltoa
l i a r s l*a per lla* Ia**et1*a
H s « as * rr lla* la**e«l*a
limes ■* 9*1 lla* laa*rtl*a
**r lla* l*e T * a rlr i*a«ra*4
W a a l Ads a a k ll.b .4
■aalsre Metaldi
feetuui. Old Moot * mud* lik<
Hew Mldrllillg, cleutiliig A wax
in*;. P.iilabb power plulil, 22
yeuis uxpei leiicu ill Seminole
County, II. M Gleason, Lake
Murv.
FIIIGIDAIKF.
Rules and Hervlr*
Fill Ini y (rallied qualified Her
vlee Men.
Illl.l. H AR D W AR E CO.
ID I E. First
Phone 81
C A LL f» 17 for Battery, Generator
and Starter service.
Swain’s
Huttery Service, 801 W. Find
■St. _
_____
”k K IU IS E N E -F U K L fill fur homes.
Cnll Alvin Oilham, Blnelulr Re
fining Co. Phone U160.
ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. ()7Iiilido F.vi'iiing Star. Call Kalpb
Ray. iinn-J.________________
V E N E TIA N BLIN DS made to
older. Seminole Venctbin Blind
Co.
820 W. 3rd St.
Phone
IIUHIN ERR block
well |iH-aied I ill'll month- old pigs $HMH) no b
One mile beyond WIImiii Cornet
Present Income $21011. per year.
Phone |fiVlt-R-2. R. E. Carroll.
Low Tux und Insurance rule.
For further ils.-tssils write llox 12, y C A L IT V DoU'inmn Pupa sired
_oln Hanford Herald.
l.v our (Tliainplon A pin he von
2 BKDROUM house by Owner. Re
EogllUII viola. Reusoimble,
Vicently redecorated. Curner lot.
lu Kelley, llox 287, Hanford.
l la. Phone 2f.f.7-R,
■ J if lL U m M u m m m m m w M n
/
For Ke*ull*
T M r.lla w ts a rales s , g r
riv* mare* t* is* lla*.
Osabl* rasa to r bias* I
fi—
Article* Fur Hala —5
PHONE 14fT
lI K i.p
w an
rh i>
-8
W H ITE huusekeeper fur family of
four.
Good salary and home
for someone fond of children
und cooking. Write llox J, elo
Herald,__________ __
,
WOMEN to sew our rcadl-eut
"Rup-A-Round." Snare time —
Kakv profltiilde business. Holly
wood Mfg. Co., Hollywood 40,
%
WULL UH- If N
YOU tHINK
YOU GOT
THOUOl.LS
NOTV. 02 ARK...
AM LL
SAY AH
AIN'T/...
AH GOT NO
T ime fe h n o th in '
Dot o a s c o a l l /
MIC
..
groan:
)l*nav
T m s 13 A
l r n j M t ' ^ N NH hOOuuRR L *VT£c #
M O W 3 c w A S E F U L.
HIN0ER M ACHINEH. new A used
T Y P :C A U
T h EN'CE
rw o o «N :
T*rm*;_ 321 K. 1st Bt., Ph. 1024
SA7AAR ... ^ ; U
IL L cO
TO SELL
ftlX E D O FEED S : Complete line.
FELLOWS A3E
Hunt’s Tusado Fend Btora.
B«N G O O D
fft
iH O T LUN CH EH served every day
9 A l S3.\SBN ...
11:80 to 2 — with Home Made
rolls and mrn Muffins. Homer's
Grill, 324 East J s t Street.
■Ill** *a lbs,
Calif.
........ ..............
W bTT/.
EflllELM ANH Red Rose Feed
YOUNG man for outside salasman
Touchtun
A
Watson,
1201
Celery
laia
ad tile
with local concern. Knowledge
Avs, Phone I I66-J,
_
It sa •rras aerar* la raar
of typing required; good hackb s «a*a*t k* r**p*a*lbla toe
FRIED
tjhniup
Dinner,
flerved
laraas**!- laserground in English. Excellent
"The Best Hhrlmp on Earth”
_
opportunity to ucqulre valuable
every night at Homer'e Qrlll,
knowledge. Pleasant work. Write
II82-W,
624 East 1st. BtreeL
age and qualifications to Bog Q,
Drag line, bulbloxer,, dump truck,
Now available. Ut*«t model Highcfo Herald.
Speed Fluor Bander for rent. RALES LA D Y — Between 28 and muck, fill dirt, ahell und ?tav
till • A ll-, 4 •4b) loud or Jolt, Contact II, R.
I6.#*«
I
Everything to complete a first
- ■ contractor, lilt) E. New
'
3ft years of age preferred.
Cub-led,
chut Job. Can or com* Into
T oucjiton Drug Company.
York Ave., Del-and. Phono 46(1 f h K L O N E K h N G K R
__________________________ ________ Dy Fran Htrlkai
SENKARIK Class A Paint Co.
or 2H6-W.
112-114 W. 2nd
Phone 820 Ha I.K H LA D Y for Saturday*!* ex
perienced prefirm l. Apply to LAWN.MOW ERR Sharpened, ^T■ w e e HANP8 HIG WERE IM TOUR POCHI
f I CAN USE OU. DO OU WANT lO X lN m O C y OU DON'T GlVEMf AWCH CkOiCI
W T both lose when you don’t bring
the II A A Department Store,
VWll OOC,'fOUOffl«DCA8inO U MAN Y C X I « £ M I O B E WAMItUHY
GANG),
cyclea repaired, Ix«'k A K#
KKNT
^our prescrfpHons bo L A N E V ’fl.
— I
Hanford Avenue A 4th Street. __
The uni
who c a io Bc*r o u r WRE&nr
work. Prompt Service. II.
108.
Hbninan. 310 E. 4th St.
K X P ER IEN C ED Hsle«'m#n*roiiie, . V IL A K A A P A TH
SWAP SHOP - 408 E. 4th SI.
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' Newspaperman Discovers Plan
To Make Offices More Efficient
By HAL BOYLE
NEW YO R K — UP) — There ought to be a way to make buiinen
office* more efficient — and happier pl.ret lo work, too,
I think I know how it can be done, hut I doubt if my plan will he
adopted toon.
It it hned on tbe fecit of life.
To begin with, both the bott and hit employe! tend to become
unhappy hermits they regard the
office purely aa a place of labor, liniir* — and he’d go horn* all
Instead of a place wlma every worn out also. And »o our office
body ran live a full rounded life.
hern trudge, out, frustrated, feel
The hot* I* annoyed because he ing himself a martyr, and certain
know* nobody lx giving him a full lie'll gel little applause at home.
eight hours' of work, and feels he
Under this system the ho** gels
It regarded oh a slavedrlvar. THie only a couple of hour* of honest
employe l„ resentful lietHiise he effort, nobody ha* much pleasure,
must he cooped up In an office do and all feel cheated.
ing nothing but earning a living.
The answer? Make the office
And lie feels guilty because he so ollrmtlve everybody will want
feels he It expected to give eight lo come to II and hate In leave.
hours of real work a day — and
I'd sllggerl this routine:
know* He Isn’t.
The workers .irrlve at 0 A.M..
Examine the day of a typical sharp, and are (.hackled to their
American offlre worker. He ar- desks. They work like beaver*
rlvta jr> minutes Into, rrosa with until 111:30, when the shackle*
himself, his wile and his employer. automatically spring open. Every
body then take.- a half-hour stretch
He see. nothing hut trnulde
and no fun — ahead until oulttlng during which ho can have coffee,
umkc face* at hliii*c|f hi the men’ ,
time.
mirror, trade gnssln, pinch
He make* a few hnlf-hemted room
the stcnogiaplier and place hi*
Paste, at hi* |ob, then sneak* out hor*r
Im’I* for Ihe day.
for morning roffee. When lie re
At II A M., they're looked hack
turn., lie become* an Indoor no In the shackle* for ariothei hour
mad, a March I'nlo wandering from aud i, half without Interruptions.
desk to dusk, swapping lie. and At 111:3(1 they knock off for an
sympathy with III. fallow au/fereix. hour'* Inn. Ii. Then follow* "uolet
Tlw rest of tlm morning In* hour," doling which I hey alump
spend, making immd trips fmm over llielr ,|e-k» and digest their
hla nwn desk In the water i.nolar food under the Influence of .oft
to the men's mom and hark to Id. music,
desk. My noon ha ha* dona almut
From 2:30 until 3:30 llu’v can
•n hour'* work, ha'a waterlogged, dally at any office task* left over
he's washed hi. hands sight time*, from Ihe morning, visit, call
combed III. hair nine, had a shoe friends on the pliorie. ami make
shine and cleaned hi* fingernail* last minute liets on the horse*.
twlre.
Then afternoon "fun time" be
He knows hs's wasted tha lia.l gin* and ln*l* f.o the rrst of th«
hours of. tha day. HI* ronxclenre (lav. They roll hack the desks,
bother, him. became he ktmw* the -prlnkle was •oi Ihe floor and
boss suspects It. too. Ho he over dance, play canasta, lift barbell*,
eats at lunchtime. Hack at the snack, or loin the hors in liaiberoffice, lie feels drowsy. Hut there shop niiailei singing.
are four hours to kill, He nilin
Everybody would go home liking
age* In pul In nit hour of sleepy hlm-nlf, (hr bos*, ami bragging
Work Then he lu-glns III* after- wlml a swell offlre lie lived In.
noon lope from dink to water Wive* would envy llielr husband*
eoolei to men's loom to desk.
and want lo go lo business themHut most of the time lie I* pre •elves.
There imiv be some boles In
tending to work. Ami acting hi
the hardest kind of labor. CJIva thin system Hilt I'm ame of one
Laurence Olivier Hie task of doing tiling, 11 would get mom leal
nothing on a busy stage for three work done than l< being don* now.
Atom DcfenHc
traatlaaes ream rag* oaet
chemical nr genii win fare.
To give cltle* anil state* some
dtflldte tip* on civil defense In
the atomic ege, the government
ha* published several booklets pud
pamphlet. More are In Ihe works.
Anybody can buy them from the
government printing office In
Washington for Id or 16 cent*.
1 One of them goes Into Hint same
question of radiation and oilier
medical aspects nf atomic wrap
on*.11
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Another tackle* damage to build
ings and utilities and supplies
Ideas on Hie best kind of shelters
• Then there Is one on scattering
Industrial plants.
Dls|rer*bm I*
recommended, pal llrularlv for lieuplants nr branches.
For yniir rltv father*, there I*
a publication that tells what might
happen to Washington In mi
atomic attack anil what should he
done to get ready. Problem* In
many other elite* would he com
parable.
Civil defense expert* have rec
ommended that state* ami cllle*
work out arrangement* for mu
tual aid In case of attack.
Some of them have started
studies. Borne have adopted laws.
A lot remain* lo bo done.
. In the federal government, vari
ous departments have been as
signed tn make report* and rec
ommendation* which Larsen’s off
ice will pas* on to Ihe governor*
for relay to tho cltlae.
One survey, woll under wav, I*
intended to show how menv doc
tors, dentists, and nurse* will tie
needed and how many are avail
able In case of attack. The sur
vey alia Is Intended to cover the
quoplv of medicines, hospitals and
ftflaf equipment.
Other groups ara studying res•us* under wartime conditions,
evacuation of cities before and af
ter attack, tearing down damaged
Buildings, and tha use, protection
•nd restoration of housing and
utiir
worked out ?
High! now there lust Isn’t any
where you or your mayor or your
governor ran find out exactly what
yon, your rltv and vuor state
should do In get ready and what
you should do If you are lilt.
L'lvll ilefunsa authorities Imre
me thinking of Inviting the guvmnor* to a conference to talk the
whole problem ever.
Dr they
might send out two nr three offi
cial* lo consult tlm governor* In
dividually or In groups,
Thorti I* Dm poHidljilltv 4lust If
it skeleton rivll defen.m organisa
tion were set up and nothing hap
pened, In time it would fall.apart.
Hill llrltaiu ha* reinitiated her
civil defense law and started
schooling key men. Skeleton na
tional organisations have hern set
up In Bcunillniivlan countries, Hoiglum, the Netherlands, Luxem
bourg, anil France.
Ami a recent report by the Henule-ifoiMe atomic energy commit
tee noted that 20,01)0,000 Russians
were said to have taken Part In
group civil defense exenlses In
IH47. The report says, loo, that:
"The aim of lha I Soviet) direc
torate Is lo give basic civil de
fense training to 6,000,000 ritliens
each year. It la believed that In
ill4H there were 1,000,000 local
civil defense sections and that
5,000,000 received training."
Battered South
.In .rail
8 0
central Loulelana yeaterriay, victim* of aarllar flood*
on tho Mississippi wera furthar
plagued when the winds whipped
away 11 of thalr Rad Cross tent
•heifer* and laft two hurt at Farri-
lO M ttn a i S m
s
raw * • * ) (
Jt scribed Hanson a* a man ‘ with
a million to Communite thr
world."
McCarthy cannot be tued for
libel for any ttalcmenti hr made
to the committee.
<
Dot Menton i *ald that If Mr('ait by would it peat the charges
“ without benefit of senatorial im
munity, I assure him that he will
ha celled upon to antwtr to me In
a court of Justice at the earliest
practical moment,"
Asserting that he had been
deared after a thorough Investiga
tion bv the FBI. Ilanion continued
"I deeply resent this attach upon
my loyaity. I wish to state now.
under oath that I am not a Com
inunist. 1 have never been a Com
miinist.
“ I have never belonged lo an
orgaul/alion rltrd hv ihe Attorney
Gtmrial as luting a Communist
front organisation. I have never
knowingly associated with an etlinage agent nf a foreign power."
Hanson was the fourth person
to come before the committee and
deny ‘charge* made against them
h
hv McCarthy. The olhera were
Dorothy Kenyon, former A mot lean
ireattaa.d area. S i l l •>»»•
.... opposition would make ynli mpresentatlve on a United Na
The
think lhal I slipped behind the tions coimuUsion; Ambassador at
iron Curtain, knocked on Htallo i large Philip C. Jessup, and Mr*.
door and said, 'Here's Claud*.' ” Esther llrunnner, who Is on the
He loid of conferring with tlm Stale Department'* IJ. N. rela
Hrlllsh, French ami middle e»-,l tions staff.
All had been named hv McOai
govcrnmenls, told of » trip l«
Arabia, ami said that ha eaniwt thy In ilctnlllhg h(* charges thxl
become a Moslem In two day' Ihe Slate Department Is shot
ami have three wives, Intoning through with Com mu id •!:• and
that the trip tn Moscow »n the Communist sympathisers.
Lattlmnre, n Johns Hopkins Uni
same basis would tint have mule
him a f ‘ommunUt.
, versity professor and some time
Pulling mil * photograph that I •rmsiiitHiit to the Htate Depart
ment, Is now In Afghanistan on »
hr said Unit his opponent » «
u s i n g against him and whl-li C N. mission, McCarthy said he
pictured him on tha sarin pro believe* l.nttlnuoe Is a Ion Soviet
gram with I’anl llobesou. N.gio e -i p I n t i H g e agent Lattlliiore raided
”
Wnllucr, tha Associated Pies* Dial McCarCommunist, and‘ Henry
Progressive Party leader, at •' iby'it "raidings" wera "pure moonMadison Hquare Harden rally, •him*."
There are Inn casing Indications
be declared that according to tlm
New York Time* the rally » « ' 'lint the whole matter 1- going lo
ho
anil-Republican tolly aimed lie a big Issue In till* year's (infill
ml campaigns, regaidless of whet
at Dewey.
. .. .
He I lien quipped abnnl Hmntn mav vel itime mil of Ihe sennlc
ers pleading a -ore throat m all I n v e s t i g a t i o n of McCarthy'*
excuse for a sudden decision ii"t .-bill gen.
Republlraos have been harnoiei
to address Ihe congregate"' "f •'
log away at Secretary of Stale
Ni'Kru church In HI* Pfltiuhum
when the real loasmi, he said, Ai htisnii.
In ii Senate upcech yesterday,
was that Hmalher* saw n news
tieimtoi Itildges (II-N .11.) said
photographer and railed off
Do sin must have a niaslrr spy in
^D eclaring that "It 1* difflrulj the American government who Is
for n DuPont lawyer lo icpresmt "using out Stale Department /is
He demanded that
Ihe people" be Jibed al Bnmtlwrs he wills."
for buying a »'J7 blue suit t» wear Congress find out "hhw did Htajlit
In addressing the people of w"*« iiinnagn It."
On I lie other hand, Democrats
Florida because he felt he had
Imvo been slapping at MrCarthv.
hern too well dresaml.
“ tiled
"He didn't find It roinfnrtaMi' . 'intending lie has hurt the Un___
so ho gave It awav." .aid Fapjj*'. Staten In the' conduct of foreign
referring to Hmathors as having affair*.
Cecil K. Carlton of Hanford
hai been cited with membership
In the Honor Club of the Life In
surance Company of Georgia and
designated to attend the com
pany's agency convention In April.
Helvetian nf Mr. Carlton, who
became associated with Life of
Georgia In January, 11)47, was
based upon hie outstanding re
cord of service to the public am
olley holders during 104V, IL C
•ckenn vice president and super
intendent of agencies, announced
today.
Mr. Carlton served In the Army
Air Corps for one year during
the war. Ho Is married lo the
former Miss Ruth Gaynor and they
have or/
/ daughter. Oulda llulh,
ft. The Carltons reside at fifi4 I'lumosa Drive.
Mr. Carlton la a member of Ihe
Mom Club, Sportsman Assnclsthin, the ‘ Central Florida Life
Underwriter* Association, and the
Episcopal Chinch. He is a native
Mayo, Fla
J
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SmathcrH HU
been horn with a "alWar "P**1"
in hi* mouth.
Pepper than launched Into a
vltrlnlle attark on lh* DuPont
Interests, cited I heir growth la
Florida and declared lliey nnw
control soma T l hanks, Ha riled
an Instance nf a man wlm was
told In one nf these hank* that
the hank would refuse a loan If
the mao declared hr wa« for
Pepper.
"(I am
flies not
Hie tool ■
of
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mu no f*n11#*s tlm l
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tlif*
rtf 11*1111
that they am Irving to heat me,"
Pepper asset ted. ‘ I have ia’eli
a friend of the working man and
of Ihe farmer."
Declaring Dial the young Re
publicans warn lining all •h ait
they could to heat him, he salo
that their slogan is, "We must
heat Popper and to elect Taft
In Ohio.1*
lie reviewed hit pledge of eld
to Franklin D. Ronssvelt during
id
the depression days, snd derided
Hoover promises In 1028 1° J?ul
two cars In every garage. The
result was ih»i «ner« W«re n»
eare, no garages, •"» 'u ^ U
ThS
•at and no P°l to put jl in< The
■am* crowd that fought Room -
vatt la fighting tha Democratic
to a fertlllier work*.
Juat ae one wind-whipped for•it fire near Camp (Jordon at
Augueta, Ua., wai reported under
control lait night, another wae re
ported to be reglng forlornly oyer
the waita plnelandi near Cpnway,
Haldort Hanson
Cecil E. Carlton
Named To HonorClub
piogram," ne adilao.
Improvements
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(< nnilaiite rrum Bag* o «»t
ict up In Ihe building rode sanita
tion ordinances.
Approval was withheld to C. -A.
Mmldy's plan to stibdlklde and sub
lease, hits at the Municipal, AIC
port foi building purposes. He Was
advised, said Mayor Carrawav. to
have Home nlliei method of suitdividing, ns tho City doe* not
want to split tho airport area Intb
•ulidlvlHiuns. ,
Action was deferred pending le
gal investigation on the possibility
of selling »r leasing the electrical
distribution system at the Muni
cipal Airport to the Florida Power
and Light Co., as requested hv H.
H, Coleman.
City Attorney Edwin Shinholser
was requested to look Into the
legality of building • library and
museum for the Bailie* Harrison
Chapter of tha D.A.R. In the
Fourth Street Park ae requested
In bohalf of the Chapter hy Mrs.
Fred T. William*.
The ordinance re-toning High
land Perk from R -l-A to R -l-B
status was passsd.
Following recommendation* of
the Zoning Advisory Board tha
Commission declined to change the
inning of the arqe Immediately
west of Ktatlon W T R R ' frqm
Contrasting dsprsssjon day*
with tho present, ha pointed out
that farmer* now make thrte
time* ae much, and 7® pareant
benefit from rural eUcttlflcellon,
R-1AA to R 8, hut etatad that
and •tiled that • Mf .fa" B*tS* proper hulldlng project* will vbe
market program la about to
permitted there under various
S i t in g hla "friendship for the provision*. Thl* will permit con»tructlon that conform* tg fh*
working man" ha told ®* tajgjjjj general
architecture In the area.
to aecure a 40 cent minimum
H S ^ T ts r#
Alsbama was raked with wlnda
clocked In gueta of better than H
miles, Montgomery had ala hornet
unroofed. In Mobile *evea foot
•well* from tho bap tumbled aeraaa
the causeway to Cochraa lridta.
The Highway Patrol closed In a
highway to traffic.
In Atlanta wlnda hit I t m Um la
gueta, toppling traaa tad utility
to stand up agalnat tha power ef
the Praia, Pepper boasted.
"We are angaged in a contest
between Ideologies, and phlktaoph/a of government." ha declared.
Lashing out again at the Raiubllcsns, ha said that soma Ohio
(•publican* down here ware regis
tering ae Democrats ae that way
can vote for Smathara,
Comparing himself to Thomaa
Jefferson, who. he said, wa* called
a "rad Jacobin" (axtradla leftist of
tho French revolution), Papaag
•aid flatly, "I hats Common
as bad aa anything in the worlr
t
would prevent W:
H•veiling hie fight un Uie "N
iyrangy" na stated that'wkeg
first propoaad land-lea**, m
■anators ware ehoekad.
Man KlUa Wife
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was arraigned yesterday o n
charge of premeditated murder
of Hgt. Fairy E. Decker, 44.
U. 8. Attorney Frank J. Hanrainy requested the continuance
after noting the husky Buswell's
dared appearance.
Shortly after funetal services
were held a*. Hamilton Air Base
for Hat. Decker. She wee of
York, Pa., where her son, Hor
ace, 22, and her estranged hus
band, 63, liva.
She w«a found Saturday on a
grassy knoll near tha barracks,
Her clothing ripped from her
body. It waa not definitely es
tablished whether ihe had been
raped.
The FBI quoted Buswell aa
saying he choked Sgt. Decker
Ambansador Killed
(Ctiilssal ream Pag* a m
0 diplomatic trouble-shooter in
Moscow and Turkey during the last
war.
Other victim* werai
Alan C. Harrington, 20. son of
the U. S. minister here. He was
enrontn to school In Virginia.
Lieut. Col. Wayne F. Truehlond,
36, of Kansas City, Kan., an ex
change officer assigned to the
Canadian Air Force here.
Lieut. Marcel fMark) Belanger,
80. of New Bedford, Mass., fqrnier
assistant air attache who recently
wsh an exchange officer assigned
to the Canadian Air Force.
The plane took off from Rockllffe airport In brilliant sunshine,
shortly after B A.M. (E 8 T ).
It crashed It miles Southeast of
Ottawa.
Electrician* working
nearbv said tha plane's fuselage
•bowed flames before the crash.
Mrs. Lester Kipp, who lives
within 300 verds of tha scene, no
ticed the plane "startling, to give
out smoke."
Then the smoke
f Ilimed up, she said, adding:
"The next thing I knew a wing
fell off. Tha pilot was trying lo
keep her deadv ninl tu* did for
some distance, hut finally crashed
in the field."
Clrnt fieharfe, another witness,
•obi lie and hi* »un heard an explosion which shook their Imuir,
■I0O yards away. It sounded like
dynamite to them.
"The whole thing w i, on fire,"
.Heartfe «aid. "The plane was •II
llsntenlberrd and two bodies were
lying In It. Two oilier bodies were
1HO feel away. They were not
burning, and npparenliv had been
thrown free.’’
Around the wreckage lay golf
balls am] clifb... « bilcfia.H« hardly
damaged and l>art« of s parachute
— Indicating,a second occupant of
Ihe plane may have tried to para
chute to safety.
A New Yorker. Stelnhardt gave
up »• profitable la w and Imkltfes)
till
raretr to enter the diplomatic
service In April. 1033.. He worked
f o r t h e election «vf President
Franklin D. Rpotevell. whom he
had known,for several vF*r*,,and
' •m:■
______ ke wae druak. Ha daaiad
raping bar.
PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 8B-OT)
— A pretty. 19-yasr-old student
at fashionable Bryn Mawr col
lege waa reported missing today
and
Ilea launched a widespread
searcH for tho girl.
The mlaeing girl la ' Gertrude
Colilon Nauman, a resident of
HerrDburg, Pa. She Is a Junior
at Bryn Mawr and la studying
mathematics. Miss Nauman Is
described a* blonde, weighing
1>0 pounds and standing flva
feat tall.
Classmatas said eha appeared
normal when *h« left Friday,
planning to return home for the
spring holiday.
M tn Nauman’e mother, Mrs.
Spencer Nauman, discredited pos
sibilities her daughter had elop
ed.
"To my knowledge my daugh
ter had no particular romances,
so wa ara discounting that," Mrs.
Nauman Mid. "We are complete
ly mystified and do not know of
any reason for her disappear
ance."
Her mother said she received
■ telegram Informing her that
her daughter would arrive In
Harrisburg at 0:13 P. M. Friday.
"We waited at the station for
the 0:13 and when she did not
arrive we went hum#, assuming
she would arrive on a later
train and would either ‘phone us
or come home In a taxi," Mr*.
Nauman aniil.
Churchill Says
tt'eatlisea rm e Peare Oig
deeds and tragedies ot the ueit,
een make the core or nucleus uuon
which all the other civilised democ
racies of Europe can one day rally
and combine," he declared.
Turning again tg his repeated
proposals for new East-West mectInga, Churchill said:
"I feel that we owe It to our
conscience that no door should be
closed Which might lead to better
prospects.
"The democracies of the We*t
must be constantly convinced that
ihnxe who lead them do mil de
spair <>f peace.
“ If there la a breathing snare.
ns I feel there is, I do not liesl
fate to say It would be n grave
mistake, perhapj a fatal mistake,
to suppose that It will last forever
or even last for more then • feiv
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Floridian Are Demanding-Ant!
Getting-Better Musk Program*
LAKELAND, Mar. 28. — UP) — Floridians » a demanding be
getting — better music yearly, says a state mt itcal leader.
Mrs. Clifford Muir of Sarasota, president of lh Florida Federating!
of Music Clubs, says residents of the state ate "not satisfied with any
thing but the best."
Here for the annual convention of the musical organiiation, Mrs.
Muir said tha trend for providing better musical attractions in this stalk
has been "particularly strong In4--------------------------------------------------------- the last two years."
to the gras* roots stage with Im
More topflight opera lingers and proved facilities of musical tnbig symphony orchestras are com *truction In public schools.
ing here, ihe explains.
Several counties have musical
Nearly every city of any else supervisors. Mrs. Muir saldftha
In Flnrlda now has music associa would like to see a state mutfe^t
tions which sponsors name musi supervisor for Florida.
cians and singers. The number
"Persons In the public school*
nf club* has tripled In two years. are realising that music Is Just as
At one time It waa difficult — Important as reading, writing and
because Florida worn off the beaten arithmetic. It's something that a
path — to attract singer* and person will take through Ufa wttk
others tiers even with good weath nitim as .....................
he does the three “D'e."“
er and enticement.
A pie-conventlon feature yaaMore and more cities, she add terday for early arrival* was tha
ed, also are organising their own final round of the slate Junior mu
symphony orchestral and choruses. sic festival.
Music lovers ara attending con
Bhirley Brown of Galneevlllqi 8
certs by these local groups too.
soprano, was top* among the slnjh
Music composers are also becom era and James Brlghtwel) of Jack
ing more numerous In Florida, Mrs. sonville among the violinists.
Muir relatrd. The National Fed
Pianists rated In the highest
eration of Music Clubs sponsors bracket were Louis Sbe, Eric Hill
contests for outstanding musical man, Lynne Lee. ell of Miami;
compositions. More Florida com Kirby Duckworth, Orlando: Rich
positions are being entered In these ard Weitermann.
Winter Park;
nationwide contests.
Leslie Marl* Wells, Jacksonville:
A special program of rompnsl- Hnymnn Liebeit. Melbourne: and
Moos bv Florida writers It set for Delnres Cotin and Nancy Lea
the convention today.
Bivens, both of Tampa.
Mrs. Muir think* the love fnr
The music clubs end their ,ibitgood music is getting right down ventlon Thursday.
only one of the factor* of the mili
tary situation before it* bul It U
the dominant factor."
fit the Hague, Natherland*). thd
Chief of Staff of II Atlantic Pact
nation, today put the finishing
touches on a five-year master
plan for the defense of the North
trie* except Iceland, which has no
army.
Gen. Omar Bradley It lepresentlug the United Stales at the'talks,
forerunner of a meeting of defense
minister* Saturday.
The main business of today’s
talkw was to gain approval of all
nation* to a strategic defense plan
said to have been approved al
ready by Gun. Bradley, Field Marhat Sir William Slim of Britain
und Gen. Aerlcnne Charles Lrrheres of Frauen.
Tlte plan is understood to assign
missions to the participating na
tion*. It was believed the'United
States would take responsibilityfor strategic bombing. Britain and
France (or short bombing missions
and Interception.
Thr United
State* and Western alliance naval
powers would combine their naval
(.trrngth under the plan. It was
said, and ground fnn ax would come
from most parth-iputlng nntlniiH.
North Atlantic finance minister-,
•re scheduled tn meet In London
tqniorrow to work out Ihe finan
cial detail* of the combined de
fense plan.
Atfanttf area......... - ..... - — —
The meeting of tha military com
mittee In tna nedvilr guarded Juli
ana Barrack*. Dutch Atmy head
quarter* on th« mitsktktH of the
Hague, was attended hy the mili
tary hfrlefa 'nf all Alliance 'court-
Ths Gilbert and Ellice Island*
Are the only territory In the world
to straddle bath the equator and
the Interaatlonel
date llna, ae
l b .......................
cording to the National Georg re
ptile Hoelot y,
yearj ”
III hl» only reference to the atom
ic bomb, Churchill declared It " li
Loyalty Files
traatlaaM Srws vasts Oss)
made "a fine recovery” from a racent gall bladder operation.
In Washington, Senator Malone
(D-N'ev.) said today he under
stands a ("fbotego" of former
Vice President Henry Wallace Aal
powor In the Commerce DeuatU
inent to nullify findings of the de
partment's loyalty board.
Testifying before a Senate enmmlltce, Malone named the man a*
Bernard L. Gladleux.
He said
Glxdletix got a high plact In the
‘h'pattmrnt when Wallace headed
It and Is now employed In Serictarv nf Commerce Sawyer's off
ice.
Wallace broke with President
Tinman In 1945 over policies Th
wart) Russia and was ousted from
the cabinet.
Malone mentioned Gladleux ltj
urging a Kunate Interstate commoire subcommittee lo approve a
le-mlullnn lie Introduced last inontq
for an Invcntlgalinu of Mlcbsel J,
Gee, chief of the foreign cetterA
branch nf the office of Intern*:
tlonal trade. The office Is an agen
cy of the,Commerce Department.
Malone contends that Lea "\i tei
ii good arriirlty rjsk".and should
be united front his |u)i.
WOULD YOU
CHOOSE « ’!
BLINDLY
A Place In Which To Live?
Mott people wouldn’t. Below, reprinted It a sample of
the many letters we receive from people who are
INTERESTED IN OUR TOWN. They well know that
a newspaper gives the beet picture of a town with
which they jure unfamiliar* Read one.
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NEW SPAPER
W EDNESDAY
M A IL
2<l, ' imaii
Annoclated Prww Lenaatl W irt
N o . 188
Czechs O u st
$ 2 Billion Increase
First
Subpoena
Demanding
U.S. Newsman
Voted In Farm Bill From Country
Loyalty Files Is Served
S e n a te F a r m C o m m it -] / > i •
te e P a s h e k B i 1 [ v l U f l l l ^
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Manhunter P o s s e
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W A S H IN G TO N , M ir. V ) - 4 f r ) Of Commie Junks Who Beat 2 Women
^ — A $2,000,000,000 in c m ir
S
1 T O O p S
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government Limit fur (arm pine
support* today w ii recommended
for a trrond lima to ilia Senate I•v
iti jHin nlluta commillap.
The H..ine .illr,uly |„k appiovnl
tlir ma.itnia hooding food; ho tlir
CotTIlIMlilitv t irtlil Cmpni Jlmn |lie
Sauaia rotiinnllrr approved tlir
Home lull but let krd uu an (ineini
' tnelit lU llirillril mill hnnyii ay'll
riiltui.il inqu.ili.
Srnalor l.llrndri (D 1 » ) K i.l
the rottiniillea ilul tint.
1. It wiled i l ta,it a in i alleil
I Day
H a l i I t * K o n ft li t
South
Of
Shaiiftltai;
T lio u sa u d s
tliH C tltV , MH). 3H.
Routed
Ip i —
I lir Si.tin I'riinu nud Cmniiiuu
i I I hin:i tune .ill mm in ,xl ,i llli i . II |I.II lliei -tll|l In riphill llir
nil mul mm friM im inrlul i f - ioii
r r , id • Iiiii .i 'h Slid i.iur I'm » line
Vgrreiiiriita bale hern
■•Hihril l„ tirl ii |i In n ciiitpmi
li-i, tine ,tri rlo|iliig petroleum .mil
llir nlhri niul-feirous iiirl.il*
III-eiliiiriilr, iiu| (iiuflit ,t||| |,a
•pill mi j .',11 ill bad* lielnern
giain trade amendment t<> ^ena
U n-'i.i und ■ liiriu. fhr announce
tor Iliya (It-M in n ) I Ins Would, niriii *md fh* elit■■In»rs id ihr
•i.nipinle- ril| ha I,a If jtlisdsn
I,air taipliird tlir gOVrillUieui I"
I, iIf l Iu ii . - f
me pill lie Hade Ijillllies ill band |
III) H the imlitnilt id budielk id 1 I A 11*1 I I a into* $. Mar 2*»— (/Pi
wheat, rnrn and nlhn »i<tni( a.
I l.iiie-c Nitu.nrtiili laid today
ipuiad undri ilia price program.
rheu (vjnlup* luitled Inn firrii ill
2. The 10 henators pie»em vut iinily IDO >,ell .tuned l oiiimiiiii'l
ed Ulianimotltlv to retain ail amend imil, t Souill of Shanghai, lluLlua
went by Senator Maunuiou (I)
■in.■I i t the III
W ith ), aimed at keeping out
Grheialiiiiino Cluany Kai Shrk
foicinn agricultural impmij wbm
'bullied a liny deiiiiin lalmu <d in
•vet they compete m lb dotrieslu leinaliuiul f 'oiiiuiuuiHii In hi, an
lairn crop! that air limiti p iu r ■u*i .yiee* h in l\,i, 11,y * die Nation
sUp|rtttU,
all-1 I’leaidriil . ailed upon ( h llu't
Buili tlir Tit)’r* ami Magnnmn | l'.iitlb "|u t ‘ Miuie a holt mil,Kill ol
amendment* were continued in Hu’ I
first version* ut Gie hill rcpuited I III' lllllg die ( ullllllllllltl llllltull,
to Ilia fc.ennl” . I hr men uu- « n ■ In, in* uni ihe Ifind.iii atiKiatinii.
lent buck to the cuinmllUv on m ir-lining llie ( liulrte Ifepuhlit and
IC a a llH ri Ua
ir«i mug uni ciiuipaliioli uii llie
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Orlando TouriBts mainland."
Applaud Program
Of Sanford Group
Nutirmalitt waiplanri h o n i e d
do«vii iriiiuauli nt die ciaik lied
liui.pt iihii invaded Hainan laluud
Mnuday. Ih r Naliunalitli laid yea(artfrt)' (hey (HiMafad.
in 'aMBO
fmee oj inoie lhan 4,0011,
Ky W ILLA R D C O N N O L L Y
Win init I'V * Mh» Vrtv. pul'd id
Ifniil-nfficiHl
dlipaiihes
-aid
(ha Ihixbtrry Pclinpl of Dancing. Nnlionnlli I w a i a h l p ' rueaged
'M uir the i>bnw” tail mubi at
the Orlando Municipal AUdilittinm
Willi tin' uenfirttiuiial uiTohidi.’
duner lirlm r luora Iban .‘It10 un in
bets und K lliill of tbrt Ollanilii
Tom in i lull, who ahuWrtnl hrt
will, apply lire.
•,n
n
, Ollirt uuuluid tulriil III *wl*>
Mat- was viyur.milv uppluinlnl fl.i Diet
™
Alkru p|r-rnli-.l u revile fill ill”
benelit ul lhe wilder visilm i. It.
til. Overpe.’k, illtac'lur of Ilia 111
lamlu 1 min t Clldt Who introduced
ilia group, afterwards declared
that it wui uiia id the uiitMandillg
pH gram- •>( (hr year there.
Alimii* the entertainers ware
Dick Aiken, with Harry WeMer
r .
at thr iiU uii. Uorle Dusbury, wlm
(cured iieuvilv with a ».word dance,
Ann Whitaker, who did a m n g h ilv
, ay 1tap dance, the Bamlnola High
v w ■School Triple Trio, with Shirley
, Middliiiin acc mn puny In* and John
Fite, B US piano soloist,
i • The program waa well arranged,
vo that elnglng ond dancing per
«v
formance, alternated. Mr. Aiken
Introduced the cdhor performer*
lafier llir prMimlnary tillrorturtlcm
by Mr, Oveipeck, hiiu led off wllli,
•Tl'>i a Orund N iylil For Hihitlne.''
AmmiK Ids ol hr i uuinhern worn
*■
"Tile Hills of Home," and "B ig
■a Brfjyn Hear," ait encore.
,*•’
llie Triple Trio Hgmr "When
Day la Dona." *TII See You
'
. ‘ Again," "Boa* Mart*," "M y Harienda," and " I ’m Gunna W*ah
That Man (light Out Of Mv Hair,"
The lait numfrom Boufh Pacific, TI
bar wai sung in pajama codutm*
the
Inv. and partlculgrW
Dartlciilgrlr dellgtited
d
Ing,
audience.
'
1 John Fite pleaaad hi* hearer*
with ID* playlnjr uf tha first moveman! of Beethovan'a Moonlight
Sonata, and "Tha Awakening of
Spring."
Frequent and haarty applauaa
graeted M(ea Harvey a» aha n ___
___
•cutad difficult
acrobatic, dancing
feats with seaming aaia, and ihe
Wat latkr brought back after con*
<’■ ' eluding hey performanca by tha
i '. , wntlnued auplauaa."
r ‘ ’ . 1 Olrjv* in 1the TVljda Trln war*
aaBfflsyrvt**
*- - * ' —Patrick.
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. Joyce Battl. Ca
• *;.*■' f Bui*. Dial Bov
fary Ann Boh
.son, Bobby Jaan
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___,________ ,.Lott Harper and
Ml«a 0111*
*i« Whittle, glee club director,
ntd from tha audience.
' S Stty
I ™ lrt>ti Partin,
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»Am'. ■
ONLY 2 P A W
Thera ira only 9 daira left
ta which to rag liter for the May
f.OCfl’formerly qv^ffSd^voteM
have failed to rmgtatar and so
valU be unable’ t j Tote nnleia
Mar. 81.
imii.. ilinn 70 lirui 11v arriwd Kail
Last A P Reporter Is
Givett 10 D a y s Tu
Pack Am i Ge« O u t :
4 More M i f t h t Cm
I L m y
m an
TI h v ' it t .illiuf I'ur 11 is I kotit ii*:tl Sralp
O l
C ivil
Se ry -
u t* C o i n i n i s s i o n
t )i tlet e i! ' T u
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1tie M Itiif Htmne iiunlr H rltfur
20 4/T'i -N alhaii I ’oluweirkv, ih>
fihim tli'il |*i t<1kill IttiHtail
Y u i i t l i I s K . s c o r t f d T o nnlv Ameiu an rmieipnndeni of (lit
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lit (hr
A n o iiilrd
P ic k
iruuuiiu* m
iNinimitli F hmi**l ly.tt Itu (om<
M nritgoin e i y
J u i 1 i re. InivjuV.(lilii. w it "idried tiul.lv
Iti li K1*4,111 tu lln* SI rilr Hep'll iiofiit
In iNiiltp4»rn » Lit .tilt frciinlft.
T o A v o i d l . y n c l i i n g to leave ihr rnunliv wdlnn 10 ifai l^lirtl ilntiii Mi l i itmuiS rf«
In in ulbri w rilrin ifi|ir.|ion.l
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l AN T r r , Ala , M l, 2'» y/P>r i l l in I
Iin*ii 1u v . i l i .i , | r e v p e . I
Iht* iri'Diil*. ilit- |*i«*ulrut jorrti*
A Neiin, nun nanled bn *uva^eh
till irhl%r«| i rM t*t il it , I'rtnldrn**
L n i l (iilliili
j
lew J . M »
ll.ll Hfiirl tn I II.$I la*> t; ItllHl
hr.(luiy I,m . while wunien with j,, w l i r l h e i i l i r y w i ll tie a l l u w r d lu
(ffi'fitii M pm trr«t lii Mi* l*t t*M«
r *P**.......... MiUeiuleied lueellv In 1. V
♦It’llf > l« flet fu ?lrfi Tt iilainl
hen ily milled poiielilru r ,ill tu
I'nluwellkv lt d lulil bv llriLv, I,
ll> VM 1 |hr |r11 i*i n ffm iil tu a>
d (V ,
ilii«•« 111r nl M.iiiti
trllln f
ItliUHr ilepnii jiieiv , fuel il :I tie
ill Irtlil il tiff h# i a Iti It i f (I th# 1
"I mil l donr nolliliw l" ?6 year lumen niiuuln. llui In, arrted,
fll#^ i'‘iiif
1 »rn la ihr in^lin*
"1.1 |u< I T u r i n i died m,i to a libon at a li.iriaii i.iiiF,|i"nd'u
*•**< itltfir %itli|itiriitV ar# f#*
hand u| diuul 100 inmdioiilrii who vull iml lie leuewed when il evriii.*ri.gi| « m.i itlJtii i< n it M n r l f
it II*Ik Ihe |i.ii>tj 4k( (haf Pr##|*‘
li i. I eii turn lu the uiild.nli ut llui fudiy. lie we gi,en unld Apt “■
ii* hi
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\l lif t l|)1 null I u h ii ul h.tMhl iieo in plil. op and lemr
the 1.e,i| »i j Imr
The .’timer .»u* uu ..i .,f . live >r
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........ I f - Drpuiy C II Miltoid uJ purling." lids wn- llir .line fej
N
imm G 'lltirfe l('i|,t$ frit ed iht
* hiniliri' t uniily -mil ihr tusilne ■nil given fui tin- rV|iul mu lu .
I" I "t llitF, *llh(,i <r|t.t - vleuianding
I ami ary id Iflrtiuul K .1- 1.1’hi
held I,,- hin d ' hiuh (lid im.leMrd chief id ■hi* At* bureau
I •'Mil I j ' *»■ ki*| iilltt* ill Hu u U th#
In- iiinui ( flee wbi ii blimbouiids
A ' f e d fill' ' J li .| i | r; *d
uiiu b jiv
tlv% ir ,|(|- 'vllt ll I'lflliJfnl
live |e)ii,r I llie," llnnye Mined
■Hilled bill) uni
I MUD III III lift lilirtl lv» hull MYCl
thruugti j pili' id clipping-* and I
Alih.iliU id le lulbw it lull..I
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h r H ||e
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pnhrd lull uile will, ti *at,| iril.e’ j
■urn i lined in did p ln d rd wilt) ilnt (ain't I in in llir iiiinn , t il (
I*'**' | f Ih ik f
‘ r i y r m i ,|| A l i m
llie rn .lie i >|n hind u,e| the KUdIII. hail cut down lu.i.l.icti.ui j
I
lu- to 1 *iit,|,"Fii4 mi Hatllie
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fie ri" , iliiinil ill,Ini I-in. r
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led i i i j I |Uudililiun ua diufli m
Mllf.il,I *ild nnt nirlnliei id Itlr (In area und hliited iliai ,ti*vfltri‘
.. ,1 ‘ r , , ,. f t ...uii- -lull, at t!(*
Wl'll IHt MNAII
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band, (rnie.j with a gnu idv mired i-m ai d Hulhulil’. w rrr i ,.*|iuiii|ld.'
a*11 *s.1| l« slug •-I llif ■?f, i cUi y 'if bt silt, v Uu l'<ml
Ml 4 IHD11 il l In iU« lie |its ■J its ’ «*
•I I I VI,1 IifII 1, i.i , time lu tljff
l *kril d II, ileiiled nil (Irik , a
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1*1 I il.i.xlli Wligiiy in h#>
vaIIi ,1 ‘ Him
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and (ubulage ilfllideit Ihr HI*1I
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■iy Ai.litaiili a liipjhd |
^ tit, I'lwaltlrlil I imiii.mi i> i«
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suadril in remain culm v.hit, Tuck- Kungr ■rjdlid. "l.el - mil Hgm
l).,i. l,i 1 . ll if i •td>|ioen*i fat
ei wa* placed lu a patlol car and U r cjtmut jiriihiiig ,uui intedi
r. if 1i . . t ’ i ii.j V. buoti and
diivrn jh h v
tatlun "
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did
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lu
a
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i
Mherifl ,1 M Ahliey hud ■did he
11: \ li < ll I lit I *I (ills*
III,
'li'i'U F IIC
. I f i u II I. I — U l l d t t
feared frouble when he described whrlhrr quulatioiis In in tin utfi
v ial nevvH -agency and mitt rolled
, ,1 lit V
ill,I llir tllLllU pto■hr -nil mail posse u* irslltys and caecli prr*‘ Vvrie "uiiidiJecUva ir
d>i. r Im$,ifit i v i M t s i t ItV next lllCl*
•iml a* hell."
palling."
ill'll 41£i! wi « I hr*fil hi thr Renats
Tucksi. however, we? taken in
Sulnr ipiii r If is viewed Hi* '•
the, c(ly lull at jiiejlka, and Isler piddon m pari of llie i.'nmintirKt
l.ueivii i. I, i."O- ul„ .Jiiiiiiltlrr in*
in iiolne
lo Mniiitfumery .vllhnni any unto government's effort
iF.itf iio ,. . I., i v r• . I » "iiiniunist
(rechn-lavaklH from W edrift nlward incident.
lllllltl it....
ll. r ' I (IF II fjui Ggaulxallnns
and
pgam'lr*.,
(ip
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t
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l
He
became
the
object
uf
a
veldav .u liilie ir e
I e l l - . * !((’
M r - t ; t it v '*>1
. nad search after the aveault rdi
IIIFI.I
ly the fires*.
t’hr representative nf ihr 1'inich
two Women became known.
| It II tr*| !i H r N r V ■* I
I tu |i. u . l i t , ’ .........i h l r u t ilicin
T h I •r . i u
;, M i l l
Die vtcttniH— M m Klla Barrow, p|r»n iiyency ha* been sninnudie I
M r i S r i i . M i ( ' . i i 111(
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HH, and her daughter Sara both ii, Ihe foreign inimvliv non. m*
l l . . . il I i,l tu lu f ,I ihr (iihpuenv*.
iCuailaaea da Caae T » . i
were reported In a critical condi-
UN Chief Mies
To Washington
To Deny Charge
ilitn in,lay at a ho'pltal at nr arid
l)u Point, Ga The Barrow* are
mi-nil,n* nf a wealthy and liromln
ent family. The daughter i* 16.
Louis Johnson
Beaches Hague
For Peace Talks
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ev -in ) iiilleile. jiiiI (Kill hi”M uf
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Wii IItII ti11r|I I-' 1. |•111r. i It i i
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I .ale i In ihr day Ihe tvm lilpi koine on a hOO-acir farm u rmlr
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iphtad iii” ir than -10 Coiniiiiitn‘ l from l.uiirll Offirer* »aid ridi |
lir it (hi* |(<|) Ko itii 'J.v nl till
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jiiul.i, faillirr sunth and In a run hery wav th* apparent motive.
W ASHIN GTON . SDi
"»'i l Jtltril
nitif liultlr ‘ Bhk 17, Ihe dIMiatch’ There wai in, Indication of (ape.
Ihr IlOiiOlPI' ill Im IIIPpI it llir
lien, llwight (• I.I rlllu.W-n uCl
The
norther
and
daughter
were
Hr [titJ if|tu||th bffl-'ir If n
e* *nld.
rhanre
today
to
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11
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Air headiinailem aald Nation attacked as they Hitened tn a r a- , **hy he thinks .tin
I’minlrv bn ill H, lir itiil nr %ri mri 1r nn. 1i M
ifk lilr-J *If 11 H- c |*$i fi hit wr (rill
all-t plains, r,|iulted two gluon* of din The younger woman daggered gone
loo tar in dlianiiing.
t aiilhv iii*i Utimirird li»i*% Li it
m*»|»r
Ihr I'lih r
inure ilinn UUP men each wlm had beaten and bloody In a neighbor's
Ill* Irstlmonv
Itolllllil ftiiieil •UU I ( irnUI Mtilr* •riKDi ' Il II j -"
lioinp to tw k ifd. Shi* ®ili! Git*
H'eallaaeg om Pace M i l
y r *Ir i . I.•y h y t h i r l
*d
I i I I *•I ihr*
doors
could
bring
about
n
...
'si
find they knew of their ansallant ft
tKillDl Iihii milt >mI i iiw" hm Imid
mfiiiliri ii $1nor
iiresente waa when they aaw him 111 defense funds fill llnr l, ral
darling next .lolv I.
"i rft»$r|l »||91% 1i**H,$It •I M i 4 *•ttn
standing over them with the iron. year
Il v Mto I r l
hhli'iiji ImI-I
Kisenhower war. invited lu an lin n ir,itl my IihhLi , 1 <«lImn**«rMilford Dirt a Negro woman
iin
riililt
I
d Irhlllhl llir l 111k|■1( I
peat
Gi
l*.M.
FHT
i
l.rfcor
ihr
told them that Tucker— u bad
«4l(i.
lli il i»r all nj l sh M iiid y v%r if*
Negro— had gotta to tha Barrow Senate Appropriation, CuuuniHee,
Hr Miilvrtl Ini* Uft ii U’M risim
Senator Lloyd F. Boyle, who
which is working on the millury
IPaaWaed —
t at
miking it «il [iiiim fo 111 |MrpJlOiM|
haa recovered from hn recent
ImdRi’l, after he had deplornl ihr Kfttiul, AlKhmiiDtui*, whrrt1 hr wa
I O '>11 I.Sltlllinir, t (r11111 Natluoa
lUneen, visited hla office this
itale ol the nation’s ilrfrnsn m n Nlmlvinir lnm hi" t lliiilml N;itn»n
illo’ial, left Puli Ian tail iiiglil •hi* ilrlflitf ol Wi**ilrin |.tini|»r
|f*4iaillMH#it On Vtftg Rial
morning for a short time.
perch last week.
11u VV a-lilllglon i.. hi «e r el,nice,
llinoiyjli lir'iiyilii D<* -fi*" "(ny
Ho revealed that ha had re
The former Army chief of taff
lei,'l”.|*l lilin In ...... !V|,’I lu ll,I
h
him |m t|i*lr i imic*vM|. I min omi
cently radioed Germany with Ids
‘ Bid then that the United Staler
•lclh"M I it'lil ipi * Mh I l'» tltlnul
short wave amateur Italian, and
"l,a* dliarined to the eulrnl
ill
Mm . J. L. Hudson, TO, dlad at •nine .ill eel lun- *VHi twyoiul Ihr
iln \r hotilK-ii iaJili‘ l 4It.i« i. it d
had rrcelved a request from an
American i.utdliir’a Ivffa to contact .18:60 A .^ M^_tod»F
extent - lhat I. with tiers* eon
I r 1i|»tr‘ $1iraff *11v
I It tl !• llir
Oklahoma L’Uy where her mother Hoipltal fol[“
* J onJF. ** ‘itV" erru foi her prr-ent -afelv. .uidii
htrills
ill’ll 11111114* li' Im ir
wn* critically ill.
! * " r " •"
,'..1,1jd po-’*ildv advise."
Itd iO 'o O
vs'i*i
,iivi>in|ii 4i i w'd
hv
Sir. lluyit. did not know- any- 1 7, HW0, M rr Huaion had ^resload
Khrnhowrr, now President of
t*iinimi v[11inr>1 i vdkiKi/ •t* m i
one In Oklahoma City to con* In Sanford f w 4* m « * Her re i.olumiila University, ,ii,l nut go
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Mm
ati
,
I’,
M tiutiling# On ♦**•#♦ Kill
tart, hut another radio "ham" in ■ildenee waa on Camawti Avenue* into delails. Some Smalms were Liquor eiifurcenieul elmf’ i i ,,oi
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Ottawa, Canada who had bean She waa a membar of tba First uustled hy hi* word* -Inee Kiieh- I.I ’jlalei, oii’l I• I a( tu u , ,
listening In on the conversation. Methodist Church.
waa callad to Washint'*’
cuuilteraUarl. aga,ii*l i „ ,, i If ,’^ fi
,l”-*l tile* *1”* wiunei
>l -.ii C O f < ’ T o K i i t u r t a i n
Survivors Include tha husband, hower
Informed Mr. Boyle that ho could
last tall to take charge of drawing fl.lulling llie M.nitt, ..,<<> ill*,’ .1 j (IFI oil m ling II, ll,F " F i l l *|I, I’llie
N e w YnrK O ia n ls
signal the Oklahoma City nation. J. L. Hudson, Sanfordt ona sla up the military spending proposal- will,,ky.
*
in Oilan.lu llllli
■ ’ ‘tlili.fr
’
The husband nf the atek woman ter, Mrs. Otto BchmaM of Day for the coining year.
■
air
Music
rill* i* uni u eauiptiigu Hi’ ,,’. ■ . ulu|u■titciI’t in it,,
llo* Srininulr l 'mint v flminhei
was reached by ahort wav* a tona Beaeh; three brothers, John
Hut ecnuomv advocates cunecled "lliuunahllie." II i an ail-.uil t,x< I l ,%11 al I'siop • clilri laiur.l
hook-up With the German station Greer, Daytona .Beaeh; James in advanee of hit testimony that Hr agnin*( non-lux iiaol I,,.,, le.l j K iivmiusiu liolat al llir ViU'lil I t ut,iini’ii e will liunm New York
Greer,
Doctor'*
Inlati
Brad
Greer
and he told tha daughter of her
he had only to say the word and liquor wliieli official* *uv l- lido,’ i 1 lull
I l.illi! ..fficiul’, and |ur*.- Ifp rr
of Orlando.
, olaGvr* al a diotiri ITuiirdav
mnthrr'a condition.
Congress will boost the 111 n’JB,- nUiuggJril lulu Got Moolli u, large
11,»■v war** loti "luce I liv tin
Services
will
be.
conducted
at
Henator Hoyle's auto license tag
tmo,000 which President Trmuan quaulitiirx.
lire .i K McKIllM ail,I wrrr ,li c '.’Uing, Apr, •’>, it t ,,,, uVltici,
Erickson
Funeral
Home
al
lOiOO
la the warn* as that of his sms*
it tlir Mavfair lun, l-'dward Htr
asked for defense.
Chalnuaii II VV VV'io-hu, ,,f ntciF.I t,v M
' »!11,- Itceir Whil
four call lattera, W4IMJ. Thia A. M. tomorrow srith Rev. J , E.
However, Senator Byrd (D Va.i fhr North I ’art'lina uleuloil cuiliul (I f
HuohI,| llu-Mid uniuunice. .in*, uiauagri ul G,r Si'tiiiuulr
McKinley
officiating.
Interment
waa made possible for him and
t miutv Chamber uf C.itiiuierce, an
suggested that Elsenhower per- hoard and Grurgia'* Ifevrour Con, ibe inuig*..
other amateur radio operators by will taka place at iiOO r . M, in haps waa not talking about I he luisiiiirtier
muiiiced G iIh mnruiug
Cherlen
Keilwlnr
millini-il
i
V
V
H
Jllnoiu-r
mgrd
tlir
Ki
Mlddleburg,
In
act of Ihe State Legislature tn
Mr. Higgin.t urged Gial th "-”
proposed budget. Instead, Jivrd a plan tu bring pre-nnr on ,11- Mil vviiitiiimi to
mil
und
i>y(ht«*r
N EW NOME
w r t played,
play* by
recognition of the part
salu. he may hava been referring era and have the illicit Itafli hi d u Idi lo hr cliy'lMt* to voli* interested in nttrniling llir dinner
Mr, and Mra, Voile Williams, Jr., to the speedy demobilization after
tha nmataura In giving help dnriloplird al G,r (uorcr
l'r**f'iilHit Itfllph \ Srullh «8l:#d In grt G.elr reservations rarlv
Ing Florida hurricane* and die* have purchased th* Harry Lee th* war and Ita effect on the de
Thriii |)|mi would woil tin* OD'OihfeTA who had rtfftfiMrr»ft| to and nul lutei Gian next Turntav.
aaera. Th
a»er_.
_ e . Amateur’*
______ ma^aalna, horn* In Franklin Terrace. Mr fense set-up.
ill*i# liMhtlh nriil d ,i|»|»i‘Rrpd thut VII nieinhrr* uf Go* I'hainher of
wav:
_______ ____ .page and M m . Lee plan to build soon
QKfl recently devoted
i ’oininerer ar,.l llirn frlrnd* are inidJ
inMnih^m r#t|foin|4*(i
OlMlIIrrr
would
iir
lulil
which
natoi Boyle ln -ln *it tn ihe Hairy Took* home on
to the subject. Senator
TR U M A N CONFERR
Tin* kniI i*iI Rotor hv llo* hiiv- wtft« cilrd There will br special enter
brand*
arr
bring
•niugglrd
lo
tile Ukuflnut,
laiiinii-iil.
twducadi the
tha bill.
MU.
HomilnuB# db I*n| v *Ib I
K E Y W EB T, Mar. 2«, - m — largrnt anantilier.. Il would br in
President Truman went Into a to the illntillrr ft. policr lu* II’
■ C M iU o a S o m r o a t s i n
huddle toda# 9Btb retiring Secre
tary of tha Army Gray while he
worked o* plana for major shifts
C tH 'E h o o k
in his administration.
The Bnuthurn ilnilding f'-o.).
Book for Sanford U now availablr
CONTESTS
lo builders for 16.00, Cl tv Mena
i
NEW YOBK, Mar.
- [AT ger Clifford McKIbhl n aunmincr.l
— Alger HI** aaya he trill not thla morn it,;.
R f R O H lt T 1 CUCEJt
A TI-A N TA , G » , Mar. 2D. — (/Pi — Ihe iiimiey hs> icallv rolled
at this time a move by
Included In tha book are revi
WASHINGTON. Mar. 29, - UFi - Preiideot Truman caU today contest
the Nw York Oily Bar Associa slops uf th* building cod# and the into Floridianv* prekett — and out id them - in lu ll 4 cenlurv. the
scientific research is essential in solving tha farm surplus and income tion to disbar Mm.
U. S. Deparlmeul of Commerce regional office said Indav
Sanford anaclinK ordinance.
problems.
Him la tha farmer State Depart
A. P. Michaels and Son, Orlando
Since I *700, Lank depoiils have increased from $IO.Mh.329 In
official
convicted of anglneera, today started their in $ I ,L%.fl21,000; thr value added by manufacture of manufacturing
In a letter sent to farmers, scientists and businessman al tba open- ment
fur
denfine ,l* vestigation of the Sanford water
lag ol lha 15th aaauat conference ol the National Farm Chqmurgk ) * r J u r y
Industriei, from J 2 l,J J 6 ,ii2 lo $349,976,000; pioducimn workers in
supplied
U.
B.
secret* to ■yatem.
Council, th* President noted thatU. 9. agriaif-'fe! output bad esptnded Whittaker Chamber*, «elf-styled
manufacturing planK from 33,471 In 66,027; number of employees in
ex-Commuaial eoarier for a Saymanufacturing, from 37,1:62 to 7g.-*
:
" '
A U T O A C C ID E N T
C. L. Lundfren, 2913 PelmtHo t'.fifi; and salaries and wugen paid th* state'll economy were not avail
l* ’,W rf?* U i i O l ta IW .ta r u - Avenue, received nose inlurlets in manufacturing, from 919,21ft,- able, so fater figures were used
when hla 1987 Oldsmobila hit a Olt) fo »lflB,817,000.
to Indicate trends.
light post on Mallonvilla Avenue
Th* facts were compiled from
Among the industries xhowing
anortlv After 8:80 o’clock this various rsporta, Merrill C. .Lofton, th* greatest advenes during th*
morning.
regional director said. In surr.J half century wsret
reported that tha accident,. Instances, due to inadequate ra
Federal tax collections, from
wWab caused 110b damage to th*.
the porting method* during the early M.341A78 to 9898,888,000.
atv was dug to mechanical failure turn of tha century, tha accurate
State tax collections, from |3,of * tie wd.” :*
figures on cartela segments of
torattaae* ost Pago Mss)
|Lilit. a lltldrr III*’ Bllll* nf etlOru
i .■ u ii,
11 Nauhwei, "'.I ndlrj
„i,i liFH i ,.f
iiuiiglial
N.ittonuli'l ,'iinfiie itpoile.tlv -danced
M i u Hell, C h a i r
Eisenhower Gets
Chance To Speak
Before Senators
*'
Z
Senator Hoyle Able
To lletnrn To Office
Mrs. J. L. Hadfioii
|)U* From lllnesH
13 Beverage Heads ...
.
Plan Attack Aimed h-iwaniH <lull Is
At Illegal Liquor |,*!>t«rtm,ied By
„ ,
Schoo ( eeC uli
Truman Says Scientific Reaearch
Vital fit Solving Farm Problems
Commerce Dept. Says Money Rolls
In-Anrl Out-Of Florida P o c k e t s
t 1b. m ii,....... Ii r luMrnc-
ul
I,
iiu 1, iii I , • ipI ut I , 1,1,141, that
l I Itminitrd *lie
!’t#i#I
(l;irvf*y Burnette
( oimiirnds Lions
l;,or Si^ht Work
Ilii '• IliiiTiyff*', iti»*iuli#r vjf
.In- ll* i tti Mil*- It .'ill m| Mralth.
v I* i'itii\
•‘■nntu’h.L'.l
Lioni
Ilii*
» fill* h.I ill vllltlx' I'T a'llltill «*ll with
•■I.i r
•H u m
.
i n i III
I i ii ll d >I
I'lVifiaf
y'ltl - i «?5 l j {
Mi m i * m ii oih'iVil hv lh
i.'Miltm mi i
sst
111.
Frank
i 190*1,1 ».’|iri'rt*nUMVP
H G l ' ...........I
I'ls-S t-lll I t i y ^
D il
ls
( Mn* M ' til h I f« p'M Knu'iil.
Il l ‘ 1.11111. i vs31" Itil 1lh*ffit as a
im-liiht'j .it I hr I lull* t 1lull llv H#H*
iv
\\ if I
Mr 11ti11<i-( 11* rrVit'Ws*i| lh« hlf*
iiirv nt tli* in n
imtiih* hi'uUTl
, i nyf I »9fii, V* III. ll h r tIt’l l nriht W 1 A
ill it l-U*i*ill ill 1T ‘4i (*v llir vital#
I nyflr I I I ttfg
I'D
I hi* |Mll
of
•MiiiL.if f tity :* . rlh-sy li vn ruhlfrulc
Min h ni hi »»l «-i » nil hi Tamps.
Ihiinitf lli* ‘v|i am h VllD'lik'ait War
......... I .....mi
i-rt* I,mini lu con-
•i"l
Go* I.....
mil tin;
Health
II.. m l
,!• , ,inn (iitiiu* sgent,
liiiiiog G if v.iiif iirrind, he vaid^
. t,,:»il ’» ( - oiti’le sgailixl (mall*
|,o (
‘,ri.|
liuluri,
vary
Ifttli*
of
>. iu.’ii t- imii funiul in Florida.
to tGfi’i (uililir Gmnght turned
■uw ir.l louitG, .'"OilitIiiik m Fiot„la. .’in<l it wn fuiiu,l Gist many
|,l;i>'i'( I,n,l iirulpqiisti* bosnitll
i(i*iliti”In IUV. Iiuwcvvr, there
iv.'t. Iuii th i.’f r,iiiutv Iwalth deluirtmi'ulx
T liii’i* veam liter, IS
Im,) boon esinblixficd
At present
»■*! not uf <17 cmtUtirn ill thv (tat*
buc” hunltb ihqinrlitivuts ha said.
.M r
HimieMt* .’oimnemled Ihr.
I rani. iJiilJliiiaii fur ilia fine work
. arried mi to pri*;>ervu lu-alth In
I'piii I iiu I,. Count., and lountt’d out
Gnu more than 7ti per cent
it of
|tru.s.:linol age childri*n had begn
.uimanl:c.l from certain Jlr.caso's.
Hookworm In out; of the dlsaasra
now being I'limbatlrd. he said.
Much work lias been done, he satdi
,ii L'onibstting tuberculosis.
Mr Siirnettc declared that this
area ix in need nf « sewage dU|io«al plant, and he suggested that
tlie Mona aid In nr,minting auch’ B
prolect.
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fAf’K S O N V M .L F , Mar. 20
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Boiton
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Chicago
Denver
Galvesten
Now Orleans
Phllsdelphia
Pittsburgh ..
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Continued Ftow Pag# S
New*, now* and more now*
frotn Bern!nole HI thl* week.
First big new* in that tln> Humhjota 111 Library M a ff presented
their annual exchange nrogiam
with Orlando III In Orlando Thuiv.
day morning. The student* parti
cipating In the program were
Joyce Balt*. Carolyn Patrick. Nell
Buie, Mary Ann Holilnyer, Pe;,*p<
Wilson, Dial Hoyle, lion no T.ou
Harper, Hobble Jeon Galloway,
Batty Lou Fartin, Bhlrloy Middle
ton ,8ebe Hlubee. Juno McGill.
David llebter, John Fite, Klim
Driggers, Hobby Cawley, Clarence
Clause, (iretrlien Klrehliuf! nn<l
Norma Kay Harvey.
The staff member* went along
to see tlte show, they include
Marion Huberts, Clifford Ho* I on.
Charlotte Kwnun, Mlrrlnn Move.
Pat»y Henson, Annin Mean. Jimmla Kendall, I’hlllp Floyd, Lois
Muse, Totnmye Rumbley, Martini
Bmlth, Louise MeAlexunder, Lucy
Ward and Ml** Edna Chittenden.
MU* Ditto Kot'se Whittle wa* llie
show director and M I sh Cliiltoiuirn
war In cliargu of iliu program,
The Hire Club b> bin-In." (lu-ii
annual glee elub ball ut (lie Bunford Armory on Mar. ,11,
It |
nure lo be a gala affnlr.
Th<
boy*’ aloe club made n flr*l divl
slun rating in ibo Phli-irt pMtivnl
In Orlando lust Friday. The glil
ware placed In (be second division,
ft wan a splendid Job they did.
Fifteen cheer* for Hie H.H.H, glee
club.
Mix* Martha Bltannou, it neeni*.
ha* topped all grade records (Id
unit with n (10 average, Our but<
off to ya, Martb! Whul \va» Hint
trouble K. Ft. Smith was Imvlni'
wdtli the two bottle* of inerciirv In
ehetnistry rlujsT
The .SrmiimhHI Celery Fed was on gain Tur-duv
morning. It wa* really n fine nutj.
tlratiou. Everyone i ny* "good inb."
Congrats to the Celery Fed linin'staff,
Mr. Honubl Braswell ........ t.nki
land III wa* visiting our -i-boo'
this week. He Is „ guo*1 of K. II
Bmlth. Jr., who U n *eulor at S.II.S
Ml*:, Gail Flitting I* -juging “ lllllv
Hoy. Hilly Hoy. Charming llllh "
•s her torch song tbeao dov*
(grapevine new*).
Tho Celery Fed Iim- i -IhiII temn
1ms started training. They look
iim ii pennant winning team this
*ca»ouI The new Uro-tsInK rooms
that are under construction arc
Just about complete. HruHict this
building I* a beauty.
It's gut
every thing!
George Harden ha*
been *cen with a lit' senior gal
lately. Isn't that right Beverly7
Hill Kilpatrick I* tinging " I Can
llrruiu Can't I" for it seem# a III'
gal whose Initial* arc N. F, H. Is
causing him heart trouble.
The B.ll.B. performed In chapel
Thursday morning, also in- guest
xpcidicrs were Wulter Itoutb, Luth
er Ihivid and Charlie Anderson.
They made u report on the recent
.Student Council convention 'at
llradt'idon which they attended a*
delegate* for our rouneil here at
H.II.B.
C'oinlt Fred Ganns went
with them and from what the hoys
.-aid, rcullv made llndr trll) com
plete.
That's olmut It fur now but I'll
lie back next week. so long for
nuu‘.
Garden Gate
ll> MUM. I,. K. SPENCEH
I hope you liuvv dune a good job
of pruning nil of your fas! grow
ing. Ieggv shrub*. F.igustrum will
to- mm It bushier, mid attractive,
if you keep it cut buck.
Aim
cl epe-inyrtle, If you haven't done
it yet. This Is u l ii Hie month to
nl your double mid single puln•<•11011 buck Ulld I might Ugoe.it
'e keep cutting litem evrrv time
iNr*I ft nr 10 Iticlie" of new growth
s|iprar* n il off .the tip end and h
will brunch out Into two and con
tinue to keep cut ting back until
August, for bushier plants, and
more blooms, |)o u I borough |uli
of pruning all tho unsightly
I rmirhes now and you will bo
pleased when Hu- nrw growth
loine* nut.
The third month In the year I*
*n excellent time lo fertilise trie -,
shrubi,, perenninls, and troplcul
hullis Hint imiiutain perniHiicnt
place* in your gardon. You Iiucp
Ih oii iriiiimled Ibul fertiliser, must
go into watei folutlun before they
m i bo utilised bv plunls! *o '<*toring Pi just ii * Important, to fer
tilising.
If yuu oie uidlig n iuuiineti'iul
fi itllisec, you cun uuply u pound
hi two to n medium *lr.cd shrub.
!PM,m02
l.ongwuod’* homo demonstration
club won first prlxo for outstand
ing exhibit* of crafts and canned
foods at Urn Hemin ole County Fair,
M l** Lllu Woodard, County lloim
I lemon* I ration Agent, announced
thin morning.
Hanford's club won second place
and Lake Mary third.
The Genova group won commendation for
the garments, pillow cases and
other article* made from food bag'.
A chair, refinlsliod by M r*. John
Fox, wan singled out for special
attention.
Much nllentlon at the Fair hakeen given to the exhibition of unimuls and of fish by the Fresh
Water Gamp and Fish Commission.
The tuuk* of water are full of big
bass, bream and * peek led perch.
A deer, a bobcat, two wii<| turk
ey*, two rnrcoonu and a cage con
taining guall make up the ex
hibit.
Motorist* are given a grim re
minder of safety precautions bv
Urn
Florida
Highway
Patrol,
which 1* using a badlv *ma*hed
automobile as an exhibit, together
with photograph* of had wreck-.
A placard state* that traffic ariddenth take un annual toll of fl.1,OOO.OOlt in Florida.
. while yuu will want your palm.),
hollies, or magnolia* In Ftavi; ten
pounds or inure depending upon
their *tic. If compost* or rotted
manure-, are used. Hie amount will
be Inrreased, but putting then* ma
terial* in lu'lc* iinionc Hie feed
ing mol* is .till Hie most e ffi
cient method of feeding In cnrlv
Spring.
For most sandy Florida cull*,
thl* March feeding should be fol
lowed by on application of fertili
ser at the beginning of tin- rainy
sen son and still another in late
rummer. The lawn will al*o bene
fit from a March feeding, which
must be followed by u heavy watering pu that burning will lie avoided.
Azalea*, cumelllas, gnrtlenln--.
ixuriir und liollle.i are all urld
loving plnul* so add aluminum in
iron uiuluite to vo n- rrguTin fi-r
tlllzei mixtures, In smull u iih u iii I ;
ui if ,Vour lilnltls look pale or
:II k I i H v iiii tlui yellow Hide, .culler
.nine ul tin- ha.ir of (lie iiliint iin-l
-(liter ill well.
Soon- of the licat-tuleiunt miiiuals such u* iiiarigulil*. xI miiIh i .
tltliNiilu, iimfluwi-r*. and <•11111111
din*, do (ere n-ell all during Hie
summer, II* well i i - the ugeriitoni
lily;- <uiii. iimrigold, putiinlu and
"crljeiia.
Onteen N«jwh
It) MARTHA U I'N N IN G
Fliir ctinlomprn tmvnl * 1 1.WHi.tiU lunt j r a r
th ru (livitlutitl.H jmltl In litem on Ih u ir firo,
wlmlaluiTi), Mini worktnt’ii cuinpuiisnUuii inmintmm. T fiH t’H ^ l l.SMJO.OU mope d a n h iU jW
mid working lii'ih ln 'td triin iln lfy !
I'hons
101
JO i/JhlM lBCL N>,,a'kAf9‘
" a
"Y o u r M uhtnl l,'ricmln"
ST O P
1949
FORD FORDOR SEDAN
O v e rd riv e — R a d io —
U n d srco ated , A lm o s t
L ik a N a w ,
Joli- Thomas Lawrenca pas*
away at Id* home on Hie r'.nternri*a Road Huturday after u long
lllimt.1 , Hu ha* ta-en ronfliied I j
hi* bed iiinsl of the Hull- shut
Ueeoniber. Ila wa* bom in f u j '
tVninly, Kan, tlft year* ago. Tinfamily moved lo Huvul In l!»td
whom they llvrd *ev*inl yoar.-i
Itud then fn Waldo mid In tWMH
moved t(i O.itnen where Hic> h u e
lived since that time.
- .Survivors include hi* wife May
ten clillilri-n nnd tun gniiidclill-l
ran. The**’ Inclmli- Irvin Low
rence of Mariana. Mr*. Julia ll«ix-rt of SyrueuMi, N. Y., Mr*.
Mai tlui Homo of Waxhlngiin-. I*
C., Mr.-. Alice Hidden, John Wuter, Albert, 1’iiul, Kugene mid
Conrad of Osteen. Mrs. Vun
ltou*e arrived Humluv night I"
Ih- with her iimHisi. Funeral ser
vice* wore held ul Hm Osteen
Haptlut I’hiiroh on Wednti*day it
4;W I*. M. Hurlal i'u-i in the Oiteen (> in * l* fr with Rev, W. A
Herring offlclaling.
Mr. ami Mr*. F. N. Gsurge and
viNitor* from New York were l«
Orlando Kundoy whsro they vialt«d William Orscflls who I* In Hie
hospital.
Sir*. C. C. Iln»*fk I* able to lm
up followl* on Mines* of a F«w
Cuuse Opens New
"AH The King's Men” T a k e s
gI n e v a n e w s
Type Of Business
I f V A L L U M P B A V A TT
Three Leading Academy Awards
Bert L'mue ha* opened a Mer
MOLLYWOO, Mar. 23. - (/P) - “All the King's Men." the .lory
of a backwoods hick who almoit reached the political height., look three
of the lop awards tonight in tho annual Oscar derby.
The picture itself was named the best of IW 9 , and Broderick
Crawford, its demagogue-like star, took down the best male acting statue.
To Olivia De Havilland, for her performance as u socially inept
spinster in "The Heiress," went the top feminine award. I» was her
.rcond, to take It* place with the * ------Oscar for ‘To Each His Owm" tween "A Chance To Live,’’
u
which *lie won In IBM.
i Mnrcli of Time jlio rl released by
"A ll tho King'* Men" won It- "Otli-Fox, and “So Much For So
third award for pretty Mere odd- Little," produced by Edward Sel
McCain bridge, who played Craw- le r for Warner Bros.
It was
fbrd'i. ryhlcul'secretary. ,!jh" wa* the first Hi- slnra 1032, when W all'
mimed Hip year’* bent nupportitig Ih-ery and Fredrle March tint for
in tie**.
the to|i acting award, for llielr
. He*l supporting male role wa- work, respectively, In "The Chump”
Wean dagger'* In the war drama* and "Or. Jekyll and Mr, llvdc.”
"Twelve O'clock High." The . v.o .i
The votcran Cosil B. DaMllle
mg wa* by some 2000 AcadenA wlfc voted a special datuetto' by
member-, from nonilnallon* ma
the Academy's governors for ‘U
by nearly 11,000 workers In nil year* of oututunding rontrihuHon
branehcH of the motion picture to the movie*. Ilanccr Fred As
field,
taire won another for his year* a*
Thu result* followed to the let loti hoofer. His frequent partner.
ter from (hurts drown up after Ginger Roger*, presented It, and
Industry poll*.
There wasn’t a Astaire acknowledged bv tele
phone from New York with the
surprise In the entire evening.
comment: *lt’» wonderful,
I'm
Crawford’* speech a* brief! '
"I thank yuu all ami I thank • eudv to do hand sprint) down
Madison Avenue,"
God."
.Mi** llelluvllhiiid, tear* In her
Rest scoring of u musical picture
eyes, told the full house of 2800 -"O n The Town", Hogrr Eden
•lieelntor*: "Thank* to this very und l-emili- llnytuu (M G M l.
Unit sroilng of « dramattc m
generous assurance from you all."
Best director of tO-tll — In the cohiedv picture — "The Heiress."
balloting hv It,non lndn»trv work Auron Copland ( I ’aratnounll.
lic it oiiglnnl nm g—>"Bubv. It'
er* — wu* Joseph L. Mankti-wler.
for "A Letter lo Three Wives,*' Cold UutiJdc." Frank Loesser
lie u Iho won Hie lied Hcrrrnplgr I M G M l.
>
award foe the name film.
B *lt mot ion picture story—"TinOne of Hollywood's top awards Blrutton Wory*', thing Ins Mor
of Hie year, the Irving G. Thai- row ( M G M L
Unit Bcrrcnplav - “ A Letter
berg moniorhil for outstanding
production, went begging thin To Three Wives," Joseph L. Manyear. Tim Academy governors de kiewlex (2()th-Fox).
Bi**t (diiry and irrefntt'ay (u
rided there was no achievement
worthy of It.
■crlpt developed by Hie writer of
The evening turned up one tie. thr orlglunl) — "Hutlb-ground."
•
In doenmenterv short -uhlerl*, !»-•- Hubert 1’irosli (M G M l.
I
Plantation EntatcH
II) IIKHH I* ATT lilt SON
CLUB COUPS
PLYMOUTH
BBDAN
i.s x r o n n
m
r a
FORD
r iR N r .a s
N IN H K T
TPuit ppurklc hi Kvelvn Tiirner’*
h k p o iit n o . n a
eye i- due lo the fact Hint her soil,
Tin followliiB iirlce-- r>-porl»<l by
I-itint*tin Miller, of Long [leach. llis IK-uIrru on Tho Hanford Htata
N. V., und III- wife und baby are Karmsr* Murkn fur nroduro sold lo
Trucker* A l><-.-<l«rn op lo I I’. M.
( i ’ ltlng her mill Frank.
• .March sj, u p ,
M i. und M r*. August Kuilinrrk ; lien ii*. Tnndirarc-o, lioll
l (Irudrd
llu llpr. U 76 - 3.33
Imvc inliiriied to their bmiu- In I
llculis,
Tliorwood, N. Y. after simmllug a
lit! H e r. 13.IS • t oo
Polo
i in* iicii t i t • i.oo
:iim.-1*
wiek with Mrs. Hush I ’nttermn.
-II lit, 11*0* X .DO- .03
. (,'uhhna*
Hr. und Mr*. I.ulhnr Tarboll i'aiding*
D3 t.b Crt. t .IS
CM 13 SO - e.76
bavn been gun.-t* at the Mum Ion Cauliflower
uud lira happy owner* of u new (."onuinber*.
ll-i lliiklH. It.DO •4 .3 S
Panoy
liomo*ltc In tlui Lake Monrpr sec C«l*ry.
a l.a-r It .60 • 1.75
tion. While ut the house Hr. TarIluldau Crl. 33ss u
licll showed w ill* hilerestlnir mov Celery,
•at Crt. la A l.uer. II.SO • I.US
t*u
*•■
ie* of Hie work being done fur our Corn* i.........
.
..
wur veterans in the Veteran Ho— ('uiluri
Itch
.... I
,.
.75
.. - .•*
dt* .... Do*. 111
eggplant . nu. flskte. I3.su • 1.13
led I
l.oiture, trnbsrg, Pry paak L A
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mo
Murtenaan.
crl. dspemllna h Ii b 13.00 - I.Ji
furnmr mayor of Hartford, Conn.,
°ar"aii....
I»(i*i.Hell- * -JI - l-M
tmvo been (Id lin g Mr. Mortem<i'|i‘«
Du. Bskto. is .li. • 4 * *
fro p s r*
paiTTits, Mr. nnd Mr*. Jen* Murieiniin.
-j- >
J im- Junior urranged a Rurprihe llieli now- lioimi which thny Jtupo
party for hi* uml her, Mrp. Jo»i-pl- to uc.cupy irl’ tlm early Fall,
AIL and Mht. -For Sul-ak and
Meyer, on lu-r birthday last Tue»Mr, and Mr*. Hay Peek mienl Tues
dny.
Tim Glee Club held their tegu day In St. Frter*hurg.
M r*. A. L. Alexander and her
lar weekly nicotiug at the Club
itoom< on Wudtiaaday night to tlm twin sun* arrived hy plane from
luite of tlinlr now piano. Thev Now Y"rk C ll\ un Tlmr-duy. Mr*.
Iip h ii I the copurt of tlieir very sue- Aluxmuler I* Hie wire of A. L.
(CKsful Male Musical which had Alexander or "Itudiu Mediator"
fame. They are Imre to vUil with
Iii -oii staged on St. Pallx's liny.
Mr. mid Mrc. Kenneth LlmNav Mr*. Ali-sander’* ajater, Mr*. Fred
wf llarlfurd, Conn., have com i f tod Fink und her hnibnml and will
arraugi'iiicnta fur tho ercrtlun of live In u brother** hume, Air. J.
Van No** while here.
Mr. uml Mr*, Harry Klopiier had
a-i lludr Rue-t* till* week. Air. and
days.
J. H. Peterson and family mov M r*. John Wnlgaml uf Brooklyn.
.
,
ed Into the Foster li-.ijitr on M in N. Y.
Mr. uml Mr*. John Dlnehamp* of
■lay.
Dm U. T. LI. Adult study Hegn Park, L. 1. spent a few. day*
course began on MondHy night with Mr. und Mr*. G. Hrudl.
Milford Leonard left for New
with lf< enrolled. Como and join
no tonight and Monday and Wed- York on Friday for a uhort busi
ness trip.
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iiauday night* of neat waok.
H O W A R D Z IN K
L U M IT E
$9.95
IN S T A L L E D AT ABOVE PRICES
CUSTOM TA ILO R E D COVERS ALSO A V A IL A B L E
SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP
Jack
K.
M o rris o n ,
M a iu g ff
HURRY, HURRY, HURRY
THE TIME IS SHORT!
ASTOUNDING BARGAINS
IN
HOUSEW ARES
S P O R T S E Q U IP M E N T
T E N N IS R A C K E T S
L O U G IN U T O O L S
II A S E H A L L E Q U IP .
P A I N T S — V A R N I S H — T O O I-S
COME— SEE
FOR Y O U R S E L F
210 E . 1si
H - B * t-,34
Crl. aapen
isnclaa,
urung**. Vsla
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Aaeetg
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alow, narkst bor«»y «ua-
sw ilrain«r7
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to ro tr e M litr aolHag
toss than prfcw o e io i.
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N o tic e
A
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any clatins ana dsmaads wfilob
you., or tlihsr al r*o. m a y h a rs
uaaltiH the M ist* of ROBBnT L.
COHN DLL. also kouwn M It. I*
Cor n«11. il«e**N*d.- tat* of ould
1 Ci
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------Jsndar » •
oatlou -...... of (ha flf
it public-.,—
Hm*
flrai
Hit* iiuttca. Kara claim or (IxmaoA
shall b* in wrltjBB, *od ^ *k*lJ
, iim pTaea a» Tasl4*ace sad
again! tarmita In*
foliation by minq K O P P R O T E C T E D
I.UMDLR whan you build, repair or ramodal . « «
K O P P R O T E C T E D LUM BER h at bam proIronlod chemically to protect It againit tarmitw
into'ita 1ion. roi, mildow and dacay. Availabta
uoat ortico addrna ol tho olawaat,
and simll hs sworn to by tho claim*
ant. Id* agsnt. oir his ajtornuy. and
claim o r d*»and not
onv •<jch
_
*0 flk|,d ntaalf b# void. D. Cornell
Coroslt, Jr.
taa
in all tirot and qrader.
C u ll "Kit" T h r L u m b e r N u m b e r
r
HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY CO.
^.•wrs.WEssa'.’i. KK
Ssarm ae88" “
z
2 U W. T H IR D STREET
MERCURY•MERCURY• MERCURY*MERCURY• MERCURY- MERCURY-MERCURY
Diam onds and ^
9 ^ i* i look a lo t allko ^
(unfortunately, so
do somo "usad cars” ) I
Yet, aotne ueed rare shine like diemonde an the lot,
hul uAert you pet them on I he roml - th e ir "sparkle1
Himppeare. No dapper o f that when you buy your
used ear fro m it#. f o r fra n k ly , we think we've got the
beat ueed care fu town — the cream o f the cropI H V I I
stake o tir reputation fo r quality oh that. A n d we th in k
you'll agree wAen you drive one y o u re e lf . . . teat it
fo r power and p ic k u p , . . feel Ue easy handling and
emooih-ridlng com fort / Come in and prove it .to
youreelf today1 D rive one o f theae outatnndiug
ueed to re / Hear our eeneationaUy low, hut
grteea, lib e ra l term ef Y ou'll be glad you did* . ..
MONDAY
4
S: a P. M.
C o r M r F lr a i S tre e t an d MRRnoHa A venue
! !
SEMINOLE HARDWARE
FORD
Maw
$ 2 1 -9 5
FIBRE COVERS
Bek. I .7. - 1.00
Y
C LU B COUPS
V e r y C lean
C O N V B B T IB L B
P L A S T IC
FO R A L L CAMS
*,* r t* l'*BU n *k l* 3 Dot- 13.10
»u. Hpr. 11.00-«.«o
Tumatoso I,
S U R E -—F I T
1950 SEAT COVERS
Plntappla -------,_lr - Crt. IS-tt
rotatoc*. Rsd Bliss
V. ft. I ID Lo. Saga 11*3 • 133
HEAR SENATOR RERRER
7:43 T o
chandising Exchange for Hie sale
of nrw and second hand good* at
Britain ia developing i-rocm ( j
821 East First Street.
He eontlnuc* to bundle the Singer Sowing hide production In East A f r ic a .^
State Farmer Market
$1 5 9 5 ° °
DODGE
M r*. John Bryan of Danla, Mis*
Bella Murray and Mr. nnl M r*.
Clorcncc G riffin o f Naw Bnvvrna
spent Monday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Baxter,
Sir, nnd Mra. Chnrlaa Durant of
Wulakn spent tho wtek end with
Mrs, Emma H irs tr.
William
(Hank) Carroll and friend* visited
A(r> and Mrs. F. A- Baxter- Mr.
Carroll 1* Mra. Baxter’* brother.
Mr.-and Mra. T. W. Prevatt and
son*. Freddv and Carlton, visited
Mr. and Mra. A. J. Baxter Thurs
day.
i
Frlahd* of Mrs. A- A. Jane will
regret to learn that she ha* beet,
ill a t her home on Lake Harney.
Mrs. Ritchie nnd son 8mm. of
OaceU left 'Wednesday for' FhiladalpMa, Pa.
M r. ’ and Mr«.. Charlea Durant
-pent Thurxslay with M r. and Mrs.
Arthbr Llnduir.
M r. and M r*. Herbert Holloway
and Dr. and Mrs. Doran from 8edalia, Ky., ware wnkend guest*
of M r, and Mra. C, A. Kcly.
MUs Virginia Arthur of Blue
Point, N. Y„ la apending two week*
with her parents, M r. and Mrs.
George Arthur and her brother,
Btantey.
Mr*. T. W, Prevatt and son,
L’urHun, spent Turn Jay In TUtinvilli- with Mr. and Mra. Frank So
la ru.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ballard and
mu and Mr. and Air*. Fred Bal
lard. all of Maitland spent Sun
day with Mr, and Mr*. Philip
Hauer.
’*«
The Geneva Uaiitlat tiuudai
School held a Rally Day Sunday
with 81 present.
The following attemlrA the fu
neral uf Richard Batchelor of
Winter Park! Mr. and M r*,'P h il
lip Aimer, Mra. T. W. Prevatt and
children. Denton and Valleen. Mr*'.
Edna » u.nmerslll. Mr. and Mr*
Holland Wc»ot>, Mr. and AFr*. BllIv Tindall and Mr*. A. A. Weson.
Air, Batchelder wa* M n.
Wen-on'* eon-in-law.
.Machine line, and rondvri* a sew
Ing machine repair service.
One of tho articles on display
und a novelty to most Floridians,
I* a pair uf shoos lo which lea
skate* urn attached.
C |M H W fH i
Top, V N im a
iB M - - D O D G E 8 > - C H E V R O L E T 'S
-tK W U R Y -M lR C U R Y
lj • « -w *‘li
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fa U n ity
THE
There fa Stren gth —
To Protect (In P u t * of tho World:
To Promotr the-Progress of A isrlca.
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
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I’te**
( C a a lla a M
On
l* a a r
Tonl
Two Negroes Are
Critically Hurt
In Auto Accident
Two Ni'itroi'* w it p arvi’M'lv In
t!h Ji i k i I lit I.M> ti'rlufk Hh I i i i .Ihv
nrn 11tug on (irnrvu Avrmtr wlinr
llm liHlh Vinci 1 oiicli in '* tilt'll
thrv w«rr im.iirngpr*. tum ril nvri
aftm lot I in*c umither miliminlillr'
III ett*ni|ilinu lo pas* it al liinl.
I|i**il, HI air Highway Patrolman
It. I) H au l son lepnrlad.
Hi* aiitoniohile airlilent* or.
rurreil Saturdav anil fliinilav in llir
fianford are*.
«
Inlutfd in Hi- G*ntva \venue
_ wr*rk w«r* Nathaniel Carrel, Ovle'Jf do Nejfin. whine nark wa* hrnken,
and Henry llrlreville, (leiievn, who
had a haillv larereted eralo. Until
. were taken in Kerne Id-l.aughton
Menioiinl Hoepllal,
'
flavld- Smell. .'B-vear-tihl San
ford Negio, Ingether with three
. other Necto |iN«anngri« nf IhKuril, flu! from the wrerk which
om uied on Geneva Avenue a *lmrl
dlltame niitklde nf the ellv limit*.
.
bmall wn* aneateil Biimlnv and
was chalgeil with lenvitig the
™ Scene ut Hie accldant and with
having no driver'* llrenae.
" ' A t the time of the aeeldenl. said
Patrolman llarrlann, Bmall was
driving east on Ihe evenue and etttnipled to pm* a ID4R Nash
aedan driven hv Dr. N. R. Mlehels,
Atlanta, tie, dentlal, who lied a*
passengers, four of his students.
Nobody In the Nash was Iniured
Tha Ford lilt the Isft rear, then
tha left front of the Nash, siferved
A
to th* right aid* of the road.
W» turnsd over and akldd«d 2R fast on
it * top, finally andlng up In a
ditch on It* whaela.
Patrolman Harrison sat tin and
111 rad flara* In an effort to qro- vant further accidents, but In vain.
Along came Wlltia Lee Jackson.
‘ 7-ycai-MJ **«aro, dilvtns a 1041
'ord which crashed into two auto-
Toobllca, whoa* own*ra had narkad
a aea tha first wrank. That* war*
a IU49 Prater aedan, drlv#n by
1 Mrs. 8. K, Kertay, and a IBiA Chav,
■•dan. drlvtn bv Richard
haw. Total damage waa callmated at 1000. Bed brake* on
•US
ONLY j LDAYS
• There ara only
on
4 daya left
In which to regli'•tar for the May
I primary. Bo fa r mare than
: voter*
and so
will ha nnabla1 to vote unloaa
they register before Mar. I t .
tsztisrzs r
era qu
of
i'a of.
tmtH
f
Orrti
A
o
r
h
S
f
e
r
a
U
M ON PA V M A H .
2 f,~ IfllTn'
Assnjclnteri I ’ rrcs I.ensrrt W ire
Miniature City At Fair
d sr
sotmu
f a l k Is ( l i v e n
R o t a r y Club O il
IS
.,f
1In-
A iio 'ili'a n
I* Hilt 1 -
iiclicf I 11 peace
" A ,l
nod .Heine* have p iKii-*tied motn iH|ii'ily limn 'hnnn
I rr hillldiltg," he aid. " If wo •' • I
1,chimed the height* In cliuim
llmt we Imvc In the other fid I4II would know lhal wai is im
solution.
,,
-•Willi present weapons,
p„ longer i« any ndvenlag* '
winning a war. hveryon- 1 *'
will, Ihe victor only losing « l,tl
I* .* limn thy
Hit- vaminUhkd. r-"'
!***»i.
In tin* m l I w«« . c frnlC'l H'ft
1r a a f l a a a *
oa
Fag*
l '1'
Spelling Bee Will
Be Held April 11
In Sanfora School
llov* will nniniiinher «1rlr I'
tha final* for the Bemlnol* Cawntv
Spalling He*, which will he held a»
the Junior High Hrhmd a : 7 lr.M «n April 11. B. C. R'ecle
m' ■ ml of Ihe Sanford Grammai
, announced this morning
Nine hovs and seven girls will
compel* In tha flnah. This Is tlw
first year that th* boy* have c.-an
equalled the girl* in winning nlaeea
In Hip county final*, said Mr.
Hlefle.
Th* winning school among eight
competing In the county will re
ceive a fiandsoma trophv donated
hv the Miami Hsrald, plu* a .er
t If irate nf merit. Each winner a*
tha cmintv leval racalve* a * l ft
price, plus a goTd medal from th*
Miami newspaper. The runner-un
will receive a M OO price.
The Hanford Junior High School
will ha represented In the finals
l.y Jimmy Whatley and Grace Ma
rie Stium ipher.
Other oontasl*
ante are: W arn* McCoy and Martv.
Cameron of th* Grammar Srhool:
Lucille Price and Jack la Wltllamr
of tha Lake Monroe School: John
Allen Shaw and Rachel Rush of
Ihe Wilson School,
Philip Toney and Walter Wiaderhold will uahotd honor* for the
Lake Mary School. Frances Smith
and Virginia Boone w ill represent
tlw Lyman School. Richard Wrye
and Ann Leinhart are the O' ledo
School contestants and Carlton
Jacob* and Jamaa Bowen will tr*
to spall another win for the Geneva
School.
__ _
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PRICK OP V IIU IY
WASHINGTON, Mar. n . -
m
— Congress to d a y -----------------*'
toaaed this
weighty question:
I ’a Ihe fair
In tha
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by ’t ' inifnloi'i Pt pv Ptirks, Incol niliiitel Iiihki'i Th*1 oihllib
sIsit1twoi t*t| liy I lie Seninmln (%Mtnly t ’ll mill mf i*f t 'uiiutiei vt\ nttraei'
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Blinding Dust Storms Sweep Over
Wide Areas Of West Plain States
A ir Force M a n
Is Arrested For
In Yugoslavia
Cltoliine Woman
Prrmicr Gtts NinetyFive Per Cent Of
Ten Million Votes
In I*<11;J t i;)i, I’.i
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llhn.),.K ,l„,i
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1 7 - { & ) -Ballot laiae* Idled wilh
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- . till ill
expesfed lo give the plains a r*.
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mall pink rubber balls today-g«ve ipitc from tin- U'IhI.
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In. Il|. ill Iltglm.' it ,, • i Mi «f II* »
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*hmvr,l IIKU* ihsu 91 per , Oil
f I'(I I I lift (W,t i,| >i Ll|l |.F I
'il ihr v-iic going In ihr Cm urn ii„t*
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in pcnplr'* limit I Mo herd*
"•li ef I i lit | r|,V
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If
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inr,I thr ("unity's liadilionsl h*l
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show solid supp'-i t I llir i.ir r t HmiMicrn Irink'-PiU
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tnr ill* I,atlle with Ihe Con,,|, of .1*. kmuvlll*1
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form, which Impusad an rcoim- , | i>« ai title «•», n iiit«n *.■ r f i M f Hk»*ii Mi put £nrii|t|f III111 **l \ uitj «ri f gnix*,. ...... . Ilf* H M
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mlc l.oycolt against Y iibo * I * 1|« '" ‘ mI i ii , local iilinlogiasphri
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iiflcr kicking tne Bclhrada g„v. tin *|,»n-,ualtili of G.r Ni-nm- • mmn hy ihr Cniinlv .................... VI
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Mus t «*|| rjprilrij , aping li.'f M
Hti.i llic i Mii.lv Ziming ll.iaiil
rrfiftif.'Vit n u t *»f t h i M o sco w L i l ♦ •m fitv G lm tn liir «»f 1’m tnm rr» .
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ti’iiuliiad th. lall.litv nT Mi* n-t. Im| liiugf o gl vr ,1- d-i .‘‘p'ki 1>•
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t linlinu n full ruuM* llliisf intl>»r'
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and Hi* i * av.iiiililrni-a* nf the HTil*1 fir'll
rom plit*
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gnlalinn• |.l*|iMI*.| )>y lin^
from Mfilter in the f i n t n l Yug'i | >« p u*n vipi»- nf vliiMtt *um
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glollli, *h •-1 II I' ll*r minn. .-mill MIHIM 1;em
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l( iinllRiilil f»*i
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aolivillfl re**Ni.h h i i I |,|Hii|img n,
the opposition <lb l M M box.
f it J M o il K^rniffr* *Mnrlirt
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1 ' !•*• ’ . .t *i *»st(
g lu m , «<igga*li«l
Ilia In,hi -I thaU
,i
S«»Mtliw«rd In lh« htart of KoV\ 11, H v ie w ol F l l »• H tic F t l
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h luinI u*c *ui v*v and map*
.MureJon in. tho ituond Jlstrlrt of • h r I ’a t k A v e n u e in le t» c r tin i'
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|iia|inicil in m iIn in mna all nf
Skophs shnwtsd % similar ov*»r tltiivlng field nf rabhagr bchuti
•infiimi •**• • r
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PIII* II itl'HI \ iUllif r*f
I. •* H a q #•*•*■. 1s 11
uhi-Imiiig vote— 22.17H for Tito, I-. Ci,a«r and Co., liHthinv tie*,,,
the County I hi* would <<i*t «u
t p 1 e*»|w|
Itq fl J i (♦ fill
J f ir m
lIfs«1(J i«*l . rti-il
liroxiliintalv J,I,IIOII, h* aalil
—
1If2 til the
tha opposition
oppoi
box. Tit - nt Hanlatidu Spring* ami an n ,
i -* »4 I • *i • ,
the Iiff#r*
I X Mi i . I ■Il1 . i"K-P
wni h ranrihlata for parliament view of Ihr Hanford water fi "I
Haiuinnlc ntnl fnui olliar connIt-.- K *g l*tialir.i. " ,
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**#TI ■l» |1 PL.rS f ll 111t#| l|»lit
il
»(.», I, nil . In all seven of lh« Yuaoslav r« h-i.khig up Park Avenue
Avanitc will nCi, < r tl«a. Dh.Ic. H III li.-n .nigh, I ..... .
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,|t■i 1iio* iit.■ p ' h m ifir»*M
Election nf flrlala expected to in frirnI of a reprodm Unit «.f * in Ilia *tutc wliich hava Killing >---t until Mat .11
pu,
I'at
> ll f l i c Ps i i m I * 1 • a
't
f i • J i'
io il ( i fail1fie
nfnr i( (iinnIda tallying tha result* by huge Iih *», ivtnliulieing ihr i
11'glwlPP » 1 I I I
law*. T I i* m < law* w *tr |>a**a,l m |,>>,, .Klivone ,|a.......I" t
W * • **sf 11r*. in >•|•j ' i i»i u ti-ti
Wrdmaday. The election wa* to Milling of this »action
■I'M
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accoriJmice with act* of lha Slat* ........ ji, >n hv l *1-1, l j ( f III 1 *1
M.
High;
I i’ i, j*i it ast•Ritiit * 11o I t* hut W#
. ... ,.l*i
name HU* members of the Inwri
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fIn ill* ail lei* Mr. Haulm ......... l.rglalaluin, autlinririiig inch :ic ♦he hook# t’HHIlo* h "»*• H ' J ...............
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Th# SemlnrJe bounty Act ri»a*l I «fnv.
iliMlrlal, agricultural and " lc
;v r : 1 ,"r t '
I km .I-# h.is if out* i lor.tT
‘‘That tha RoarJ of County O>o ,\( tb« r«(|tn*«t
♦ fba .Imimr i t 11Vf* X4f I J ill I *"l
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growth.
m
th at? 'ii>iJr\ rrnb!#m
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lillnn*r» nf tha County nf Srm- f'liMinbfr of Conin""'* tha rnun- , »'
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primary cause, bul Sanford'* »*• Innle, PlnrlrU, h hereby ogproixl/ ty Conuuliiloti notkm*i»tl h»UIir n n llin H Dn V'Rf# *1*1
Mtid gmpmvirad *<* tit»ru«I funds fat ib* inirimaF *f it- * " i M P p I ' l » " +t(1 * ‘ M ♦ i ' . c ; t r i P » !
lor Claud# Pepper will
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address clthena of O f ado a t 4:00
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inform alone ,vlth hvo French
ncloek. and w ill he Introduced bv
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I'ERON VII I (111 V
F r*nk Talbott, former mayor.
1 a Par chief "f n-dii'a Donato
LONDON. Msr. 27. — (A’ i — A lot of loyt which Ssnta Clam
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A. D. Rosier, local manager of
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the Pepper campaign, awm nced niiginally delhrtrsd to Iowa, l*«as, California and all Mich p lu m 1,7*1 — Hresldeut ,lnan D Permi'*
had h,-a,i |,l*n n "-l to - la |t Dlaadav.
imiltlral machlna r„ll*,l uu a haavv M>< - allgnllng I hi- -lawth -1 I *oil
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that following th# talk h e J T ^ n a - turned up ig London today.
tor and Mr*. Peppjf w lll rwalvs
They made about 60 orphan* of ihe East End. a drab and mttch- vlclory In tiny Han I ul* pmvini-a h i -I A t* Ims ! ! ,/v ii" 11' nt Dnvi'Ui.
T llh
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visitor* at the Mayfahr Inn. where bombed part of London, ver* I'appy- The toys were Rift, olI children in vcstvrdev'a provim-lal elcrllmi. HI,!,,, m-Ii -i waa fo,|liiI Inins ail 'i"
axlandlng • foui v*ar tinl,i„k*n (I,., highway h faw llllla-t tniltli
tM y have made reeervatlma.
of the United Stales to ilte ilnhlren of Britain, and olhar Ettiofwati •trlng n| aleetrral irlumph*
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ZaVale D rill. 14,218 vote*.
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ters of tna Dr. Barnardo'* orphan hand.
ScrymcHk. shout Ah va»i* old, Denver
ages this morning wa* a tnk*n
So wa* Sharman Douglas, daugh nearest rival, Damon at Hoi ado
Radical had haen In Tall*ha»»«a only n hiftrolt
presentation to a faw luckv chil ter of United States Anih***ednr Da Ls Mot#, had 1.278
K am ai City
dren who wera at the head of the Lewis Duuglss, and F. B. Tvrrell. partv candidate Julio HomanIrnnl faw days
flew Clrlsina
The CommunM.
qusua. About S00,000 rtiore t"vs Lnrd Mayor nf the Borough nf polled 8,PIS.
New Yolk
FIR EM EN UX A MS
«re on Ihe way for other BrltMi Stepney. Also present to make a Manuel Espinosa, had only 118
Four man laranllv im»-iai| Ch’ll Pittsburgh
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children.
little speech was John Howard votes.
Seivlra cxainlnnhnn* tndd ut Ihr .Seattle
The British made a colorful Davies, the British bov who nlaved
Kim Deportment for firemen. Tbav .lacknunvllle
N O T I C E
ceremony out o f receiving the the part of Oliver Twist In tho
--------Sir Frederick recent movie.
The Sanford Herald will pav 10 ore Lewis C. K. Alcxiindcr. l-unli Mlmiil
Elverude. William L. Rowland and Or lssmlo
Mayor of Lon*
The orphan*. 4 to. I year* old cents • copy for Issues o (. Fab.
Tampa
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Truckers Jour n a I To ( ireuit Court.
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KeKiHtratiim F.oolis
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Sen. Pepper To Speak
In Sanford Tonight
Santa C l a u s Visits B r i t i s h
Kids With Sackful Of US Toys
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Census By Towny
Kirin, nrwn editor nt Ihr Alhamhia. Calif., 1’oal-AH rot-air, rr
lurnrd from a Ih rrr w rrk* air
Iniir nf Ihr fa r Kan I, Thr fol
lowing In hi* «lnry, w rllrn fnr
Ihr Copley newkpaprra. of hit
etrlnalae fn lm lrw with Grnaral
MarArlhnr In Tnkio .
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N o. Gift
Supreme Justices
Uphold Decision
count
In Race Dispute
General S t a t e s That
T o d a y ’s Problems
Arc Not Too Large
»v h b h b k k T g K LE IN
ALHAMBRA. C a lil. Mat. ?7
l/P» llir (all man aat raitlv Ml
.111 ovrMitiflrd dtaii and pulled
•1• I'M pipe a« lir lallird III itliolailv ladnon about (irarr
Reteinhlilip a t olleye |>ro(r*irii
111 Ini lair Id lirv llir |i1nlmn|tlirr
Irai rd llir developmenl of man
Hill 111 a Ily, |iliv"rallv ami in llir
alnlllv to get along willi til hen
H r wa« a|ieakit1t> ol ill- (hi*
iiliilily ol wtnld u im val and univrual |irarr
flir man, wlm wa* related in
I ltl» tliatr and (praking riuirtly,
wa* llir
year old tulcr of japan
lieio ol llir Philippine* ami the
lender nf llir Amciicnn invsunn
•1nil nc cupel inn ol (hi* land.
Ii we* General Hougln* Mac.
Vl I lull', 11 profe.sslmini soldier
mid Iiir i 'ii Ioiih slruleglst, who
wai tnkinjr time out lor a few
ininiile* from his Jolt nf plan,dm;
the defense of Ihe Asiatic kplicre
mid Hm administration over Hi*,
tmo.imn jHpnnese,
While* he talks of peace, Hie
goimnil dues not minimliq Ihe
sltiuilloii In the nfienl.
" It ’a eaploslve," I* hi* com.
incut.
Jet fighters, long rang* homh
*-rs and four divisions nf •hsipl.
(reined troops coupled *IH i
alert Navy form give cviileo'1lint Geneial Mar Arthur >* I”
pated fo, war In the Km Ka*i 1
civilian rnndltlun* In Japan *T<*"
r warm through
"ufki’t I v wtodsi.
N E W S P A I’E H
9 A N F O R D , F L O R ID A .
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D A IL Y
MacArthur S a y s
That T o t a l War
Must Be H a l t e d
W ABHINGTO n T Mar. 27. —
W ) — Lawyer* for Owen l.a lli««■# today hone (hr threat nf a
Vloit lu ll o f f f Senator McCarthy
for railing fhe far iw lt r n expert
, ■ f«P Russian *py In thr Stair
Dsparlmrnl.
WASHING IO N Mat. 11 t/l-i
— Ttir man who Senaloi Met .ttlliv
rhargn heads a Russian *py ruty
in llir Slate Department replied
today I >v (able from liall way
around llir world:
’Piltr mooli slitne.
Tltr mall who leiilllitr ralrl* lo
> Atocialed
wai Owrn
t.allimorr, 49 vrar old rhrrilnr of
ihr W altri Hme» I ’agr uliool of
international irlalion* at John*
Hopkiitt I Tinvrrally. Ballunote. who
al pietrtil i f mi a Unitrrl Nation*
nttttion In Afghani*lan,
II * wan ditcloted Inf 1 ni«lil to
be ihe man who McCaillty, a
Wjir.oniin Rrpubliean. ha* d**c iib
H* I
^ *d piivalely a* Ihe lop Ru*»ian
S4. aipionagr agrnl .in ihii counliyi
•Th* Aunrialrd Pi**» cahlrd !.al-
n
AW IN D E P E N D E N T
Lattimore Labels
MacCarthy Charge
>wPure M oonshine”
W ASHING K IN . Mar. 27—fVPi
■—The United S tair* h*a protaatrd to Huaala that Ihr new
fonr-lo onr ruble esrhsmte rale
m A mat It an do Mart I* ‘Vowpi#tsly nnjuatlflad."
A nolo delivered laal weak In
Monro* that the form rr egrh a m * rata of a|ght rnhlra for
ona dollar
granltd tn thr
Amarlran embassy hr rratoird.
Moscow arrvrd nntlrr Kch. 2H
that a ffrrtlrr July I Ihr em
bassy will h atr In pay I I fnr
four rubles. Thr r f fr r l of lhl»,
official* *nld, wilt hr lo inncii*.*
thr cost nf oprrallng Ihr *mb«aay by nrarly tl.0UQ.00v n >rar.
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49-Year-Old Director
Says He Is Delighted
That The Senator’s
Case Rests O11 Him
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aeaaelair* Preee •'kirk la aallllea
aaeiaaltelr in Ike aaa ta r rea ebllM tle B at all Ib r laral aewe art ale*
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M O N D A Y , M A Itf .T I 2 7 , IUM i
TODAY h BIBLR VBR8B
It la a shabby war of life, and
a foolish one.
We defraud ouraelfaa Infinitely mure than ihoat
whom we try lo despoil. Thr
wifked borrowclh, and noyeth mil
apaln. — T»a. 1)7:2I.
M O N iw r ir m it r t ,
GETTING' GUT OF YOUR CLASS, SAM?.
For LeH? Noise
N oI hc in not h nect-nnnry u vil; not, nt any rate, an much
nf It nH thuro in. Such in the idea of the National N oIhiAbatement Council, which In now in Itn rtecoml decade of
cnnipnlKniriK HRnlnHt iiutomoblle horn looters, office nhouters and various other kind.* of noise makers, both nnimnte
M id mechanical.
11 seems to lie it reasonable |iro|Kisltion that we could
Ki-t iilonw with I l-hh noise. Il is also reasonable to try to do
it. The unpleusantnes.-) oT excessive or nmiecesstiry noise is
not its only objection, for it also Is damnifing to health, e f
ficiency and |R.‘Uce of mind. People who work or live In very
noisy places o fte n a re subject to bodily ills in which the
noise is a contributing or may even be a primury factor.
Noisy industrial plants require more elaborate safety pre
cautions than (fulet ones, and hte productivity of workers
is iiKciv lo lie lower in the noisy plant. Thu blast of mi
nntoninhUf horn Is usually intended to help prevent an ac
cident; Imt sometimes it may help to cause one.
A great deal of noise exists simply because no one bus
tuken the tremble to find out whether it la necessary, or
what could Is- dune about It. There are all kinds of wb.vh to
reduce noise, with absorptive materials, isolation of noise
sources, and so on. Much cun la- cut o ff at Its source.
Trucks do not have to he d attery, engines need not be unmuffled, most horn tooting is needless and the same can
lie said for most door slamming. A little thoughtfulness by
individuals and a little organized community effo rt might
work wonders in the creation of restful quiet where now Is
raucous din.
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Meoliwhlle, Itelgiiili.'s I’r. interDeslgntite, Allien Devese. gave
.lie Siicini Clliistiuu (tJntholiel
l«irt> ioi oiiiiiiutum yesterday
[iliStiiUm .-ilt<-in|itn lo return
h iii|t i,ni|inlil lo Ihe lliroiiii or
ui-e Ho- elec Ioi uie wllluii III
5=*
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iluys.
Ill' threnl -tied dissolution of
|iur!i:uii«lil if tlie Pro-Leopold
•|(K-lul Chri-tiuiib ieJet-1 his solulion of llie Belgian rrislrf and
gave I hum four duys to muke up
l lo ir minds.
Duveie, Jeiidu;' of thu Llburul
puny wlii.i, opposes t.eiipolil’s
i etui n, wus asked by Prince
Churlrit, tin- rugsnt, to furm u
new i-uiilnet in un effort to und
llie no I ion's polilU-nl crisis.
Duvexu’s solution Is iK-lieved to
l.t l.eopiild's rttlirn for a short
while—lime ennui'll to ho vindluited—tin1 nlullciition in favor of
i hi- king's in yejir-iilil son, I'rincu
Puo-loilitl.
ill lltrlin , llie .lilies arunled
H u t Berlin primission today lo
slave o giunl .May Day rally III.
leiuied to tuke sotnu of thu
time'll out of Hit- Kasturn Comnuii.lsl t,
-la j. Ouneral ti. K. Hmirne,
(be rintisli eominandant, aoprov• ■I it leijoesi liy niayor Kriiesl
lleiil Iteuter for thu rally May 1
mui
1be*
UiamlenliurK
Qnlthit ii separates the llrtlish and
H.issian -eiturs. Tlie Aini-rirani
..ml llie greiwli eom-lirmi.
(In the eastern side of the
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'Lie To Stem llr a i of [lurnan
Havan — headline. And wr hopr
Truman’t haven can strar dear
of lies.
The little girl who ran away from her foster parents
because she preferred life in a juvenile home to working m
tiie movies puzzled the judge and other authorities. Hul
whal nine-year-old wouldn't like it better?
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Working in the movies mean! conceit fra fed effort mi
Thil is the lait week in whirh der precise direction, it meant fatigue. It probably meant
id retiiln if yon want lo volt in regulated diet to k e -- ' Kv fimire where It was
Hie
iha May pinnair in any aihci camera men began iu ..flWl uie picture. The results may
Hate and moMy cl(-lion> to be have looked like p o tato other children who Would g in o see
held ihit yesi.
the show, but to the little actress it meant too much hard
'.t ,
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work.
i One reason l.ifir -ne to many
At Juvenile Hall, on Ihe contrary, "he could "play j
automobile accidents in and mound
with other children and get all the milk she wanted". Lots I
Sanford, we have about come lo
ttf fond and lots of play was her idea of the good IITe. At
the conclusion n because so many
nine yours old, that reuliy is the good life, isn’t it?
people forget lo give the left hand
Too imiti.v children have been pmdn-tl into unreal wavasgnal hefoie luiuing to the nghi. of living hv parents who wanted to make Shirley Tent pie
of them. Genuine talent usually asaerts itself one way m nu
We see wlieie ihr Seminole In
other without much pressure from outside.
dians may vole m die turning pit
A little home help and music practice a fte r school net. r
maty, aciuidmg to a tecenl ml hurt a child yet. Hut llti-v need lots of food and foil along
jog ol Attorney General Eivin. II with school, play, chores, cookies and all the milk tin-',
tfiey do. they piove lliey'tr helln waul. That's lie- good sound, normal life at nine.
when
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V c tre where ihe U S, Chambei of Comuieice has issued a
fcuide hook for luisinessmen on
how lo sell thrii pioducls to llie
|hf ftderaJ goveinmenl. To get
iha vtiy Iasi won! on Ihi* subject
pt* gpiiifc to wail until one >»
btoughl (ml hy'a potato fnimrt.
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Tiovenior Dewey has derided
o
abandon
his advisoiy lesin.
!
lis su|>ei "ti,.on tiuil” which ls<s-v
been telling loin whal to do on
political tnallait, indicating tltai
Dewey is going to give up politics.
May he lie should have clone dial
two yeaII ago. Then he might not
have to be'giving up politics now.
. An appeals cuuit has held dial
the government has the right iu
disc huge any person whose loyally
to the countiy it open lo question.
We don’t see why it would he
necessity to go into rourl to prove
a point like dial, hut we suppose
Ihtte arr some people who'll say
it didn't have dial light.
The fint foui uf 70 supeilurtiesias fm Oteal Britain have
aiiived in England fiom the Unitad Slates. There will he plenty
more loo if needed, and plenty of
bombs lo carry ia thiip. And unlorlunata at that may He, that I*
th* grealeil preservative of peace
fya have in ihe world today.
We see where Hannah Williams
know, good old, Hannah down
'Sroua City, Iowa, who has Mrs.
gar W«lfe Kahn, daughler-irir of the lata Otto Kahn by her
it marriage, and Mrs. Jack
ilfiptey by her second, has full
oma ihe blushing bride of Actor
Maas J, Monaghan ol Los Anfajea. How that girl gats aroundl
Hitfh Cost Of Tonis
When llie first paper recenty came o ff the machine-*
down at ( ’hilderlturg's new $.'12,(1110,1)00 Coosa River News
print Company, Thu Alabama Journal was reminded of a
statement made Ity tin- company's chairman Donald Com
er of Ellrmiiigliam, in an address delivered before the Council
of Profit Vhuring Industries in New York City several
weeks ago.
Il hud to do with tin- vast amount of capital required to
provide a workman witli n job lit this era of Increasing
mechanization. At Hie Coosa River operation, for instilncu,
the total capital outlay for machinery for each individual
worker was placed at $-10,00(1.
"I recently saw an udvertisemeiil liy Charley Hook’s
company. Die American Rolling .Mills. It was very interest
lug to me. He was advertising for a worker in his steel
mills, lint la- must coni'- with Ills own press— a tool that Was
worth mum- $50,000. Doesn't that dramatize the situation?"
said Mr. Comer.
"W e all realize tlie present tools we have in this coun
try are more or less the rcHiilt of llie savings of all of us.
We realize Dial more and mure needed work is being per
formed by machines and less and less by liiimun e ffo rt. Tin
furmer lias gotten away from the fiO-cent but- and now
works with a thousand dollar tractor."
According to The Journal, Mr. Comer placed at $5,000
Ihe value of the tools in line by each worker in the textile
industry. Hut the differentials obtaining among various in
dustries In the cost of tools was not the point that llie ills
tingiiislied Alabamian sought to emplmslze.
As The Journal pointed out, lie underscored one of the
things to he kept In mind in a enpitullstlc economy such
us ours: that the accumulation of cupitul is an atmuliitu sine
qua non to keep the wheula o f Industry turning for the bene
fit of labor, stmikliolderrt and thu public.— Thu Anniston
(A la.) Star
........ gull-, die (.'oiumimists plun
n -iiiiullv Itlir lelelil ulion. Hotli
ole expeel i’rowds upproximutn e ii linif imiiiun.
Ill" West ||.1S i'll..sen (lie men
.i 11 nt l.t i lie hoi lo .1 mil
h 1.1 ir to im pieti the Com.
ui.itii-r' with tin'll --lieiiHlii II
Pure Moonshine
honhey (it Wonderland
Hay Fever
Protection
Hy
,
W- V. Hitting
boost T That uuestlon is addressed
to the wage i-arners and white
collar workers uf America by Hen
ry II. Helmann, esecuilve manager
of the National Association of
Credit Men, in an open-letter ap
peal.
"You can get It and vou can
gat It with much less trouide than
you oapect," hn assure* them.
"You don'tJteva to go. on atrlke
to gat It, You don't avan have t»
form a committee to wait oa the
beat and.tall him what you want
or liava your onion offlrera fight
for you."
(Substantial wage Increaso, 01
the equivalent, would automat{ealctlv# If taaw
Helmann eg
average rat,
r»|i| tlahl
.......
iiu l'mi« s in
I I'M.,ir b.i ■nlimicill.
He irplicd:
till'
-.1 I III' uni tiliu uf ul's guard " f support aiming Ihe
"Ab'f.’iutliy's off reciird iliiiigi's
••loyul" I Jiri.i.ii,,t» dir.-.n In Ital- , innil-mid-file- If they euine out
pure iiiiiunslnne.
Delighleil hi*
elliii, N. ( . i .'iiil like iuiin-tiling . openly in favor (if Civil ' Blght.i.
"li'iiu h im ' rests un me um this
flulli A lin In Wululoi Iu iii I.
- They know this, and that Is why
nieaits he will fall flat on his fare.
Thu meusuii of tlie loyalty of I theuj was nu mention of Civil
Exactly wind, be has said oil-rec
the Kuli'iuli DeliiociuU* it tlielr , Bights. They know tlij*, iir.il
ant unknown here so cannot replv
Mipport nf I'i i-siilc nl Truman's thut is why there wa* no mdnin tli'tiiii hue will die hump lo few
Fuir Ileal progiiiiii.
1la y say tiou pf Civil Blglits at Ituhngll,
ditvs mid vvill cutltucl. Vou theit.lt. .
tlu-y m e foi il. ‘I first is, liluy are , either hy the native ' D^-inoerut*!
While u Hcunln Foreign . iKelsl«i it pruvidi-d tiolloily mention* , or hy any of the big-name IJc!ito- j
(lnn» “iilieuiunilllee delved further
(la- Civil lliyills prtarniiK. They , - nits impnrted ffotli Washington '
R ttfc t!;]) t i » i\ i u v t £ i
'iitu Alt (,’mZtiv’s ehatgesdlud Iluiiia 11 not Ioi (fiat.
i for. thu occasion,
nmrtiiii iufJtieiicos pormenlH the
Yet it wile tin- Civil lilp lit* i U In <pi|te possible, jiuwov.eri
> laletiDepaftiitNil, (he Roque wart
h
" -v m ii
pioyraiii vvlili'li hiinutlil ahuiit l|„- that the vvlshes of the ftn.ith^i)
't fur fiiithnr ik-lmte un-llie III,
spill in llie I li-uiui'iutii- i'aity In
t <1*,41,(1,110(1 foreign ecunomi-.' aid
voters me dot the limm'dinlMi
IIIIH. Tile .SlatiV Itiglits, nl' ‘-ilis- concern
of tithur faction. The;e
(■ill ni'd |he Hi-nnUi fur fm t)ii'i' talk
loyui,"
Dcimarnln
me ugulnst is a Huspiciuii, a -tiong tuispiqhilh,
•in the hen nuturtd gas bill.
llie Civil Klnlds piogrum. I'i-r- thut wlint la uoing on duwn ini
A • p •' c i ii I House ciiinltilttiHi
linpt tlu-y me id a opposed to Dixll- Is a struggle la-tween tw ij
"pein d . « Imt promised to he u
other ish|is'i*ta of llie Fuir Deal, groii|.s of puJIliclaiiH for contio|.
lo ih-ir" finril InP'inCss lesslUll quiet, nm peeluculur inventipathin [ W. W. Tires, tfuilio, llentnf
a* are a j;o.ji| inuny of tin- ior lie ojei’linii mru'luneiy ol the
and Defrosier, (•nm snteml. i ,
of' li> it hhlli Animal Convent lull >i li.lihyiiir methods, and farm
"Inval"
Ih’iuociaU.
It is lln* Hmithern States. If the jiro-Tru- ill Ih llaii 1... Iii v at ((>■' llello- little Henal.iis siiiiglit to rehulld n
t.'ivil Itii-hls pi oy i Hill, hnwevei,
man fnctlun can lake isjiiLri.l vlevv l|o III, till III. e l- .lie li | I. unili'd flout mi crop price legis$216000
‘
V
mui espi'ciiilly llie f KI'C | iio | hisy lulitin.
id. Ihul hiL. ..pill Ihe Smith wide there will he little danger df (|e-i C'm" (■ Boyei lo il„. pi. .idem
Um- of llie lug imilits at Issue I*
an fectinns form the party in lilli'J.i'/f
F'nruln llnukeii A
opi II.
ami for this tlu-ro will lie re inn. B iii'ir* ol iv.al \V. K l.llm wlicthi'i in make the Euro|ienti
So whim Jv.iiii t Ii ii ii Iintilels sum.
who i ' I' i • idert Coin neicinl Hank Mai hall I‘Inn alii all lie'll nr uric
Minim llie Inyiil
I leilioct 111 s lo wards In the form of Federal and 11 o-i i '.inpniiv. 11, ala.
"id.- J I, IKHI.IHMI,lillfl of it In siirnlicpatronage.
If
the
Slates'
RightB ilelyh in uliiiup it op fm lliu
fuialstiiff the government owns
era
cmt
hang
on,
they
will
ie
1‘reildetit's piny i am, but wl'li
as n
oil of Its crops price prop
Inin
their
local
conlrol
even
in, iimlei ■l.iinliiiy ih .* i *.*..*., . .
|dng prnyrnm. That wits tin* wnv
though
they
hove
lust
tin
b
Nearly new, Only driven 7,2tl)
be llu liil-lll lull of Civil lliylit.i,
i be hill
iiiic fiom the foreign
11 MtillHiiril Priurt
(PntJ
miles hy one owner
I he impi eisloi, In one ,,f r11—rs former |oitiiinngp.
affairs
committee.
What will finally emerge re- find |«diiaf nil v si’iuldu'd for i lie
movliiK in a world *>f make.be
Federal crackdown on perpeirai mains t« he seen. Hut the posi- '" r ‘‘ ......... lunched m> to a inhle tor of nf x crimea against children,
lieve.
C'i-i I iiimIv (In- whole tinny lm» lion of the Truman Democrata1",m'keil wiili presents, mui Aids iu the pattern u film "Lindbergh
hei'ii n rnree If one assumes that I* nol a strong one, ami It I* not1‘ ’""'t1'" ll1 bed them out. There Law" mi kidnapping, was urged
'• 1 4 n
the loyal Demociiits are acting -niil to lacunie strong ns long nr 'V'1'' munv sli-vpinit-i'Ve doll, fur upon Coagro.-s lodny hv Rep. Cliclf
afraid to permit even !
,' " 1
|«*»";-;«l -;mintPIII helutlf uf llie Hi hi th e m ynle-a. I they *ro
,,
,
,i
.
Hum and cowling outfit , for the I D-Ky.i
For with these voters, the over a mention of thu Issue which hoys. A duck which picked up
The Kentucky member asked a
it .I f l
riding Issue is the Civil Bights split the .South In 1048, and imngiii.il v corn with a furious House judiciary siits-uinmitta* .to
program. The pro-Tnimnn llemo- which continues to he th e ' big I'Uttlmc of ils heal. Hindi- n pro approve Ids Idll tliat would permit
erat* cuuhl not miuiler u rorpor- gest single obstacle to r*aj unity. found impression,
thr federal government tu i K d in!
I'r'hnpy h a lf’ of Ihe tovn had when n person I* ncrtiseU r f ladenotes iiituchiid, und tin- lido of cent iniiicslntloii uf ehlhlreti flees
One owner—low mileage, cleart
pluylhings is sure to start a lively neruss stute lines. ■ ■
— Radio
Irani Atlantic eorresfaiiidence.
rilffa an the northeastern Fordi
M i ., Dniigias, trying lu explain iiinsu mast rial 0,000 feet.
• IWTUH AND PlU lf.lH HK H
vvliat wilt' iu tlie hearts of the
•Vliieri.an cliildieii who gave away
I’owerfnl ammunition fur the ape fur the city of lioaton"; "uur
their 11ensures said nh« couldn't
of newMiupcr advertising newspaper cost* In relation to
wiir |tiovUl*f<l this week In almost tho»p aale* are a i low or lower Htv It hetier than It was expressed
tin- mite **f a I'll 11* doI phi* cllflil
simultaneous tesllmimialii
fiom percentage-wise than thoae or thu ill
wliu wmlel,
Ihe Inrgi-id ri'tnll »lon> urn- of averape etorea uf the NHDUA,
"Dear Friends! Here Is niv hesl
newspaper span- mill fmln it largo Whose volume* ate |flO,000,Olid
loy. I luvii it. I hop* you will too,”
nntliiiiAi advertiser.
ami up "
The !.onl Mayor nf all {simian
They should lip southing to the
By why, and how. do new*nerves of those utlm«>ii who have paper* accomplish these things? said tlmt hi- lins n lot of imimrtnnl
feari-d thr return nf competitive The lamest retail user uf new*- responsibilities, Home nro Imrlnt
Looka ’ naw • Radio, Heal
nome distasteful, Imt never, lie
selling. Tli«y should Ik it |Hitent paper apace explain*:
Deluxe' Equipment
Mild,
Imd
ho
n
morn
pleasant
dutv
Milea tool for newupapera against
1, "The ncwipapcr la th l only to perform than to thunk the chitother media.
.
S IIM -O O
medium of advertising that per
Anniginrlng u shift In advertis m it* advert Isere to prsMnt their dren of America. Thu Lord Mayor
of
Htemiey
unit!
"Owl
Blesttl"’
i
ing strategy, I*. U. Spencer, presl- merehajndlee simultaneously be
On Imud representing thu Amer
dent nf ttm Sinclair Refining Com fore the seme public and provides
pany, told a ifroup of New York thereby the moat perfect oppor ican Legion were Herman F.'Luhfadvertising men the company will tunlty of equality for compell' of Doiroit, chairman of thu na
tional pulilk- relations commission •
launch Ita lament newapaper ad* tlon.
..
nU assistant, George J. Kellv (if
verltshig aantpalen neat month.
2. " It ia the only medium of ad vyasnmgnm ana Walter K. Alessahdrcnl of rhltadelphla. com
mander of Tenney Ivanla. National
Meat eumnlete erass-aectiim ol
Chaplain, t U I{w . Rdwaid J. Cayney of Lawrence, Mass, who wi»
* apposed to have bean here, was
detained In Rome by illness,
tetaviatML'.soHi'tta- hr WiSir
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W ASHING MIN S I A It
USED
•
Buit’k - 1 ;
Super Sedanotte
1940
Ford 2 Dr. St'dan
$137600
. 1948
Chovrolet
%p r, Sedan
Oldtimobile
Station Wagon
IffiKSVAtt.Bmp
e k *s m
farkaefa h i mdi Natter 7
am In the r nit
•r coat of gov
i In short ordai
’ Th* aaecutlyt
.
Tmiehtigi Drug To.
A
“An ounce "f prevention"
may be worth a g re a t. ileal
more Ihaq "« pound tif cure"
to the person who suffers
from hay fever. Audi now Is
the time to get that preven
tion I
Your dnrlor knows what
mrdlriinI|i then- are on the
market Hint may belli you.
Each yi-ai more and more peo
ple an- getting through ||m
hsy fever season will, less In-,
convenience hecauie they have
-iiiiphl the iiilvire of their doc
tor.
Aou nre as-ured of the tine»l In prescriptions when you
taki them tu u qualily drug
gist.
this t* |h» XIIIhiI nr n a rrlit
ol Bitlli.rliil titicrilsrinral* 11,1prarlBa la this unyrr riti'h week.
$117600
Charlotte Observer
of p t M p e ^ i u E S f
- tversge n u can he lean
report released By tl
awara of thetr full U ir o s l
mr D i o i r t i M In
N r. m lm ann doea wall
P M m w M at the uteorno
oaled the! tlmugh wi
will serve as fomawhat of a pre
view r.o thati the Communtals
know whal they face May 27-30
when they plun to march filHl.hu
youths Into tin city ns un antiwestern tresuru.
Hpor.sorlnir the West rally w ll^
lie
Ihe antl-Cominunlst
UfiUP
unions. Iha .Siainlist, Christian
democrat fcnd Free Democrat
pnrtiur widcii from tlie coalition
West Berlin city government.
The Communist will roundup
fur their rellTirntlon the FDJit
unions, lire Women’* League, the
KUJ i Youth I under llie leader
ship of Uie controlling Socialist
unity (Communist) party, .
In Paris all hut iwo French
port* were tied up today hy
dockers' strike ordered By III™
Com in uid si-)e* I Ouneru) Contcderution of Lubor (C. 11. T .i
The two esceplions w iuii Mar
seille and. ClterlwurK. At M a r-1
seille. where the arrest of
(J.
T. officials nfier n street rloblast week touched off the strike,
most of the 1,000 men working
un stevedores were replacements
for the regular union men.
Dockers, at Cherbourg, were
most U. Si. ml|ltary aid will p r o b f
ably ho sent, have voted to w m lP
despite their membership In the C. (1, T, .
NowsimpiTH Do The Job
Wunt A Pay IncrcaHe?
hi
rot her thing which brings
.to tile eye* of the American
is iha onion glut in CMNow if- the onhnt farmers
were potato gtowus, they could
their surplus to the (overtand get rich off of il. but
I f Is all they egn, do is to thed
t Bui where is the jiwilie in
governasent guaraaleeing pei l u n ^ s a big Profit on their
trskUBkt* Vrmm Pb ib USD
I:mine of ji.irliumunt
mid - l r'
iiiemlx-rN >>f tho upper house.
The Miiirihal himself voleil in
i. flower-filled und luxuriously
riHgi'lcd -cloml room in the hills
at licdinjc, overlooking Belgrade
ml the I Is hli he. A crowd outi.h- r
und i-linnted us h>, -itni-d llie iiollinu pluee with
. , i i . i'ii Mimair:
Eilwurd Kiirdeli
.nil President Telar rfi.oiholii- of
!* l hill.
Fun Thun Fame
filifens llliili u lot of wlillr pro-
Yugoslavia
tw o
"Hidings upbn »uch
jgyn* ;
^
�J J 0 N D A Y M A ^ 7 ^ § M
•j
sdL
t*
*i
THE
Social And Personal Activities
i jiji'
PAGE TH R EE
SA N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A
~
— e !» W
Wife Should Be
Electrical Wizard
Teen Talk
llltlitJ N
tty V IV IJ N
Al* Newsfrslurrs
I ing
Hi own — Don't liks »nv of tf-'
■hnv While
We’le engaged,
tiiocii
I like a boy, he Hkf
oo'. In i itiiiiiiuo g iil likes Idm
to,,
lid
I'm i moke up mV mind,
e Some olot, bail ilbhnns spurt
Ho- boy- name.
( I In- i . , , i ,• KnglDh fad has
I , augM on n ttiittimure, Md. nrut
i*> odd t>» i be long li*l already
Ry D A V ID G. IIA lt K P T II Kit
AP Newnf-'ilures Writer
What in ■i h u i I s fm (lie singing
T elephone 148
To be a successful housekeeper,
popularity ,,r I ntitt boys, partirthe modern housewife is obliged
uluily tin ,, of Itiiliim piiicnl’i g
I" he somewhat mine of an .decWhat i it Hint the Smut in
trlcal wirnid than Thomas Alva
Comu-Dlimooe boy* and M, I'lii/a
Edison was at the time he in.
have that othd hoc* don l tuive,
veil led the elect tic light.
nod vvhv do giil* p ,' l,o I hoi,
Modem households rail he so
will tiling l" plum Johnny .tone* nl |»* (mini in 'H iri ir r t ln lN of Mif
Hobby Jones has ipturnrd to
Miss Ktlle Jane Gleason wan
packed with new electrienl and
Jim Johnson ‘
t "u ni 11
tit11n I if |i| v *4 n r f
tialifoiii
uftrr
spending
the
week
M
o
n
d
a
y
honored
on
Wedueedav
evening
'•
"*b*‘i gadget*. tlmt a woman la
<'ut lulls. I ask, d Iti, hind lin y ,
'itUt rl
t ct o i t hu ;
ilrv p 1nniii»*nt%!
Th# Truth Seeker*. C lan of the with a bridal shower given by Sirs. end in Atlanta, Ga.
expected to know more iilanit
yy ho nt IS is nhl to be t u io iim '
" lirii *• i.n l t 'it 11,* ilown H ilitfp *h§
Flrat Methodist Church will meet Ted Rrooklvn, Mrs. Al Rrvonl, Jr.,
ingest ...........ling <Usi
mechanical maintenance than any
lltr k
H\
"It, •, no i ♦» 1 im* ninrh**; *.
Mrii. II. M. Cochran, Mrs. Robrrl
M r s . I'ora Uniting.'.■. who has
* f McKinley Hull at :i;m) P.M,
man nerds I ** know about his
huh* ninil*' **»»!% -1 4,**<•ii*li* ><f *t’l't'i<1- vvilvf r ' t I tf Mfi.t, m*it iifiji'i* of
. The Sanford Story I.ramie will ’Tuttle ami the Misses Peggy been visiting friends In Maitland, HUtnmuhilc.
m iii' p ifirl.'* *|if
meet at the Yacht Club at 8:00 Howell, MaiijMiie and Kurhnia Ku lias relumed to hei home at bill
A man can usually pull in nt
M'Uilv Ii i^ "MM Miiht* i l'inol« i.
ii'-i
I'almciio
Avtnue.
banka.
The
party
was
held
at
the
MM, All mrmlirra arc requested
the nearest serrire station when
l! If+n'l I .m * mul ‘ \ 1 1 l-'i»«»!•- h
m *i ,.
.iho'-ii'v
tn
Community House in l.akc Muiy.
W
present.
something goes luiyvvite tiudei the
M i m i f ” hMV I lit VS‘ht|M .1 f(M h I HI II In n ,
!ih 1hi*s \ f»*Mt IhiM
Shown
gifls
were
placed
oil
u
•The Woman’s Auxiliary of Hnlv
Joe I’etras has lelt for the liooil of his ear.
i■HI if I aI «' I I flit
••* • . i
»**■\\ 11 n
in A *1*111
Oror* Episcopal Church will hold long table mul on unolhei was a Georgia Institute of Technology In
1 11||4 "htilf nlu! 11it!'f ", t !1tk1"n•i 1"1U>
Rut a housewife Is alone and
■ii1 f !•.(■' t'ii Iftp'll i hr# A*
three
lin
ed
cuke
lopped
will,
a
lie third quarlerlv meeting at 8:00
Atlanta where he will resume his on hei own irjlh a vm Ruble
11{ hi n In i'M mp 4-. (if I ht K ■•Hit
P .ll. at the Parish Home with St. miniature biidc and giv.uu and studies.
l**« I • t|lillll| M'(| in i<* tl. t i *,he
Frankenstein nionslei, which m- 1
N
Hit l. It TMin f I ivivl*
flunked
with
crystal
punch
howls.
Ann * Chapter In charge of the
ventors have jokingly nirkiuimed i
I hoy*
litlt
m it h in It i »*t n rk i
Roth tables were overlaid with lace
Program.
Miss Hat bars Chapman, a stu the 'Tabor saving" house.
f1
i»l* » •■,** ^11bfh11\
1
Hr |hn k - iii iiuin ilv * hi* r"»»n
cloths.
Fern
and
uiiilrn,.
were
dent hi Huntingdon t'oileg,. In
It may save physical labor, all
The Young Yealeyan C lai* of
It |t rf11I(1,’" I1| "fllllh,
tuft1. ,
("V* III •I the (.ill
t
l«
*
I
I
\
t»*Hlt(
t M P in t Methodist Church will art 1st lea II y used In decorating the Montgomery, Ala., Is spending right, Imt when It runic* to men
h • ji i , in m\
\lt,( m It,. I.e H »
"III 4f|| I fl I \ " t
some time with her patents, Mr. tal lahur—-ask your wife.
hold an old-fashioned box supper Community House.
"I HI* I'm| rt tfuti* Iruth *
4*.»11V * t *| tf|\
t
hlill
Hull
1
1
1
I’.M
During the evening a mock Mis. Ren Chapman.
Matching her wits against the
7:30 P. M. at McKinley Hall,
(.Mi
If -tiifi IflrfA
Hit, I i •*I•4* * ' ’
mi it with t
*4
best brains among advei Using
(d* from the eupper will wedding was stugrd by Delores
'Hm mi' thr I«mv *t
II k S.
. used for purchasing equipment Kirt-rh, soloist; Cecilia MUsted.
men
anil
salesmen,
she
iexpect
It,
h«
Mllll‘hMfivF
Mr. ami Mrs. J. L. Strickland
" \ f If I rtlh .ii v Iti i IMini I (*• I
r. the das* room. All members maid of honor; Gayle Burke and and Mrs. Kathleen Agvrton of ed to lie able to accommodate on
It* tf In h,4.1s, Mile* hunt
inn hii viiv ! • (.1 . M tl ( lit (1
and friends are Invited to attetjd Myrna Williams, bridesmaids; Ju Daytona Reach were guests on a breakfast table mote gleaming
r 11hit «*f iif iii 11, ill#’*
k'l'in-ruti t ,i i * ( \ h,lhs 1 I 11'1
lia Williams, flower girl; Dee Dee Sunday of Sir. and Mrs. Si. It. chromium nod gtn.o. equipment
dnd bring a box supper.
lit* il .tl'TlM vr
ttlM *• ID I’ ll*
I
than nnv oiillimry table was in
" The Baptist Seminole Assocla- Rest, bride; Hohliv Welilcibold, Strickland.
inn f mi'i imi*« it
it fiitv \' cnil* i ttiift m \ mr* - *
tended for,
titmal Sunday School inectlue will father of the bride; Kandv Rrvonl.
i»r i'l* it p *»ri|
11Ii I III 11 I',i * Ilf ft I *- (>l MM.I 11 f r
ring-hearer;
W
alter
Wndcih.dd,
There could he, fm Inslanee, an
bit held at the First Raptlst Chinch
........... . Ii ft*H
•mil ii iti 1hr if i h11,11t ii I,. i Ii r
Mi** Ills Giiv Flower*, a •indent
minister;
Freildv
Teslo,
bett
man;
elicliic
coffee
maker,
atl
auto
• i tioo P.M.
f
tv.inl
Vut| 1111, 11Jilt'll Ii i1 i - 11»*! i11iliti t i >
,
and Leruv Hlimphiey, liridcgroum. at Ma, on Conservalorv in Macon, mat h1 loustci on a tmy with run<
TUESDA Y
mtiail
1 (1T
Ga., I- spending hot Spi log vneaujitMuh t i tutn nt,
tin
Init! f•
Foimlng
a
bud,ground
f.,|
ih"
selves,
so
elrelric
egg
cookei,
ii
■.The Chapel Choir of the First
llon with n rlassniate in New York
,, 11 •t•y ,' 1***
I,'i, (nti •(
I " 't 11dliiiti !
mia
k
cereinonv
were
tall
<
andelaBaptist Church will hold Its reguCity and will also visit fnrnds In boon grill, an rlrctlic flint iu„ <r
•il1h
tl weoy V
11pi Hitt \m. ( , pp I'm . ul*
I bra bolding burning tapers.
a waffle lion with tiny foi batter,
Igrjrfhearsal at «:4R P.M.
im.I th.ii !• .is dil
Millvorne. l ong Island. N V
1*1*1 II ' ...
Following
the
wedding
the
honor
I-The Catholic Women's Club
tin elcettir biscuit wattiler, o inIimIm *I i i ( ill HD P till1 1•III 't P1
|R meat at 8:00 P. M. at the guest opened her shower gifts and
Mr. mul Mr*. L. F. Dmitris w tr* din, a table lamp, and til season, nil
H* i • 11 Ml
M'*iNl1. (•Hiil l lit 111\
* 11Pi d »'t t*f»t'T|
refreshments,
eotndatirig
of
punch,
*|ta of Miss Mary McMahon,
i .Pi! Ill t<|Ik 'i (
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. elect He fan .ind If Hide still
rIp v in
rn I *, t 11 * ft |*1
cookies,
wedding
cake,
salted
nuts
Is loom for a husband ami some
Park Avenue,
T»is 1H
J.
C.
KID
worth
They
are
en
1
'y
t
•'
tl
1‘tl.
l>ii»
m! t; t • i'M- *4 Bf Sf I' I bill'll
ami mints, were served bite in the
W K IIN M IP A Y
route to their home in Willoughby, chlldien - perhaps an electric
mmil n* h ,i.l •ii '"(♦nth I’;m •1tt ! ,
|<lml'T)l" y'h##4#
igbtri
and elrittie
Prayer meeting will he neld nt evening to over I Ml goods.
O. fioin Ihelr winter home in M l-! cigaretl*
l
*
ID
i'D
ll
fill
♦
I
ht
fi*•
♦
■hMir i"
h' p|if | mil < with
Miss Gleason was gowned In mul.
thel First Raptlst Church at 8:(m
: clock yvoulil lie liiindy.
PM
I
tr
1....
ii
f
1
1
)1
4
fi
|j|l
1
f1
1
(
mi
fif’d
" iff Mm prill
___
From Ibis minintuii' bicukfas'
PM
The i-tudv of I hr Rook of Kelly green taffeta with gold ac
I n «-|i 11\ , lit, . I*i• hut 1"t. t In i r ini
cessories. Mul-of.town guest,, in
A da will be continued.
Miss Hly yr Ann Admn- left I factory, vvlileh today's brnlr know *
I n n | | II t i n i it ■ t i l l
t | f ■11r I I 1 M
I i m Im
Ruth Join,-i
and ■III Snlui.lsy to ■rsume liei sin
The Sunday School Depai'tini'n cluded Mrs
,M ion and keep In wniklug
i i.n k .ing me
1 on
**H* V
t.
i drill mm
*dir
t f l meeting of the First Rnntl.t daughter. Mis, .Inert .l.duri. „f dies al I mory tlniversily Sri.... . older, she moves into u linger
h.t hi** r i i . |i i, i .-l.iiii i
'llk'rt
Orlando
met
Mis
.Oonald
A
loir
mm
,
f<H shin nl,! ^
Chur i'll will lie held fellnvlng
of Noising in Atlanta aftei I’11" "
'<"in'thing liei gi,to,lino,,.
H.
u'
fhtjuil ir • I* i mi
"f
Maitland.
PiI» ttl<I "IH* nf >41,14*
pfe'Tc merlin.?.
spending mm?' lime In Sanford •bei uevei woubl have ..... .
.
Ul** 1111 ' \* II'
vi it i ll 1 llinM let* HOI, 1.1 lofn ul
tMvp "I" |irlil«*M i'll ii *
vvill* lir-i patents, Mi. hio) Mis, ,*1' '* kitehen
i 1hr I<"I
'll
11 iJf |r
'J .p ’i S , '. \ i i ’ 11h,iuln"o’.Vr1k «''t,Vf" O v i e d o ( l u l l 'P i. H a v e
11, it|t , m| AMm-ft d»
W. A. Vilnius
[iilile ,i'in]is are dumped tight M
1st MI L’ ill f (Hi ih lliift hipi i| •Ii.lk"hh"i hi M « 1h'll h 111411 111II IS( k v hi 1 r1ss 1 ■( f\h 11u* •H
f I f* il\ i; • ■imfP1 imp
...._____
into the sink to (»■ washed down Ih I* t *' 1 Hmi iMj' » ti • frfip i• 1f111• All * 1 \\ > Jh'l'llf II* (IMP
n Tm h
'
" t i l l filt* M M
| I ll'll,|. •'( Mr*. J. T 11,'iit ui into an elerlue gut Inigo dlsposi i
ID, •k i11Lf 1[is |1 111•ikis' ,»f Ml,, (lllil 1s“i» 1 ill 1ll 1! t ii-1 • S
•.
ill •
Ml'* I
tp call Mrs. Hen Wade. Mft-J. for
•t ill i cgi "t In leqr>, of 1 ' dentil All dishes go into all niitoniatic
• .....1.1
\A ■ i <
they'll
bo
i1 ' I ’M * aIvi!** Mi
ra*»rv«tlnns not later than 1U:(I(»
The nntuial F ltv e r Show „f i»f lifBf m iM ift, Mr si, >1vfu»i «♦ dlshw nsto i , yylo'ii
. f M,
\l
1 1.
(1 •if 1 H ill
if
1«
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P
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f
t
,
j
o'clock Tuesday,
the Oviniln Gut,leu Club yy ill b,, tile1 ii|*i* iif ft yi*HV|. Nhf* iMril nil soaped itO'Oil mol ill ied nil Itiev
t tn (•' S
hni r .
\ 1st.......
11 14"A1- I«III 11
ill,
1*t| 411 p 1,.,
,| 111 ,.
,
t
•'
TircR.HflA Y
(■eld Ftlil.yy al Hu- nclioo) i,vmiui- Siii ii Ihv
I 'Hi oVlcivk. l uni'nil glisten Du h u ll" goes bnek in
' lllil p
It *I I III I
iitfMmn* lil i
*■Srminohi Itrbrkali Lodge No. Mum from J (Hi p. M i„ u ini |*. m i i ’h-pN
ill |m« Ih'I i I hi 10:00 to n spi’iiul (inttei , ooilitioning | . .,*1
l’ III hP *1
’ll! *. " 111111 fit
I fi
Mi 'IP h I h f* vslMtT
yiimpHiton iil in the , e ljig e ia lo i, ,
48 Will meet in the (hid IVIIows
\ M I iiiiid h iiw inorr.liiir.
| •I I I'l l
IlHlull I \
1
*•
h'lh’U
Iff 1 Sp
Ml.
.
■•hi fiiP’h mini*
where
a
lempeiidiiri
inntiid
koop,
Hall III it:.'1(1 I*. M. for a •. .vrred
'Irs.
II. Nlbla.'k, piesldi'iu,
! -'ks n *\\ fit’ll I ■atmI Ml
V
*
It
ll
I
Iiift’*” uf m i» I a pii huh 111 j ■ 1
. t ■ i Inn -I Mnk#i|
it ft mu gi'tling too tianl to spii'inl • r \ fu*it I I1h 1u »
dish (.upper. All Itch kails and and Mrs
It. ('Units, ,h . Flowci
I
ld
,i
I
t |HHI
I- "in *111,1 *t
m ** Mi
I d ' 11 in mm*'ill1it. ,i
Odd Fellows ?n invited to attend Show clialrmun, lopctlie,
The fooit freer.ei is olievkod to I >ililt
wiiu I
..... M.h.t
hi(.in»• . nt i
,f
I h*
i i. U t
t till i lit Mm mih»ii
yrlth their families.
their commlllces, have woiken mil
see if tin'll" will in- any Hung In
U
I
’
m
.
ll still I IIf I. •» ».*
V Hi. • »
lk'
\ ”11 I t Ibll.l h y* i I |t ill
hr Hltf
WSsmlnolc Chapter No. J , O. K. an excellent schedule, which will
oulci when tii" biililuM rails on
,t Is*, h v
11 dll y*-» l -t ,11' i I t I III H I( h I *
S, will meet at the Masonic Hall b* Interesting nml Im'pful to all
the kitchen phone- T im e me *' hrr I . k^.tiMi* ji * t*u nil ii I'Dl
l.lpn*
i
1
C LINTO N . 8 (!„ Mm J7.
• ‘I" ' ' I
.
r ' *'
......
at iB.-IHI P. M
chops mul sleuks galore mul h ** V •" ' • ii r t t'U f h 1
flowei Inver*. Illber il'ilrm eu
I Mint « 1
(>■ .Ih n .i , , ' ■, „ ......... I , ,
Presliyteilnn College's thal big ioust Dial rvn* bought »nukr ii Pin <f * -if 111'I (" 1
\ I W \ VA N
•"The Daughter* of AVeslev Sun- arc: staging, Mrs. Max L"inbnrt, (Special)
tip* I *♦'!
I'M
nl*I1
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t
h*
t
•
I•
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m
'
'lfi-vidced
mliod
elinll,
(oni
ing
Flor.
N
h
|
ul
till
\|"
t
ini
m
In
f
d*v School Class will spuilMCt it pvopertlcx, Mrs.
'!
Atjc;
at a siilo two yveeks ago
I'll it I ll'.kn
l
!
\
I'M
flu
i.h
olid
I
I
t
IH
I
k
"
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•
( . I I I I lilt III Al
idu
on
an
ten-day
wuigfe-i,
will
I
J
1
If
l*
ii
r
|
m
*
I
tf
h|k«d bam supper from 3:30 in ctaislflcutiuu amt entries, Mrs.
And suit, enough, lliele H
II
di i|IIP114**|
A\ till hi l| 11Ml In i , I III Ml I I
IV I! \I'p b 1• I n i l. Fttlt
8^30 p. M.
Orcon Hurnett and Mrs. C It. I i, sent its piogintn of sin ,, ,I mu- plenty of ice cienm in case tin1 I ' I’H t u i h ■! M r DR I**4i • in h i
V. Ilf** I hi
•IH »1 .1 »• ’H t..
- ( ». . MI *|
Glonts; hospitality, Mrs T. L. si, mid worship lit Sanford's I'll I girls drop in for the nfloinoon. i »u .tf ii ',* ii Ik dr hum him *
XI x ll IN i.
tp4|l In ill' Ml**’ It I I Ih *‘t« • i ' *"H lllvf II
(ilngo; schedule, Mrs. I. M Sta. Piesliylertim Church next Sunday If they yyunt eboeolnte limited*, I <11|t| IM ltlV 't l^iU»l Illlll'l'li
.... I y ■I l tits I I'll l.’IJ I
111m*
Ii
ni
t
ip
1
1
din
I'M
1
1
ll"
11
ii
mi nit*morning.
*
t
ul
H
iMu’iil
>
(
*
H
'M
1
Icy, Junior Garden Flu1,, Mrs.
tlictc's the elect i ir mixei ivilii its
: By SABA NULL H AR DIN
, |f>n»if - |*iit \ im Ih I >1 I * ipj J*t( <fIi*t*f *lk*'
The nil iimlo glee olid, Is , on* ill blkatii ring .................1 bko a fi h?iH it iiift (n itii'ii I v#*f i
W aller Traitoe; punlicily amt
v., i M|. I,til |, i | 11.< p i' *
I ’ hiK
(lull
1141
hrr*
i ii m i in {•
din
ted
by
Di.
Kdmtmd
Pnlte.
who
muIn fimiilaln's.
:M r. and Mr*. John W. Padgett 'tickets, Mrs. Thomas Darnel I, re|,mU I i . M’|»|d«4t MIdR hi--. Rill lllil* I
i 11 I n n ! p ri
Tin* rilodcl o yvife can do mote ! " i n * i» n
* ’Knlerprise aniioiiiice the tnar- frcxhmrnt hooth, Mrs. John Hilda; ills,i beads Hie college siaiutugv
•
Mil*
lliihl, UM’I M •
HI.** 4%
things witli an eb'i'tilc mixei imis’ kind (
M E N 'S
W EAR
»ge of their 'ibnightcr, Alice {plant allies, Mrs. W. P.. Meeks; department.
ilp* ill lip Iimh nl * Mi i Ji’iiM |H'iiii*
ii'Hiiirf
For Ms win ship program, Dr. Ilian some men can do will, n . Af*»v| ln'lltf •11i<11HI I* fit'
lacle. tn Lieut. Robert i. Mnx- awards, Mrs. T R. Clout;.; comIf.
lh
It
III’
,
Hint
i!
I*|n
1
1
1
M
^
Mil'
I'nlte
lias
gionpod
a
series
of
moyvlode tool clo'sl Deftly challginr 1f Vi 1 • ill I'l tf I ( It 181M» Hi
v*H of the United' ' Slates Air merclul exhibits, M ch. f'. T. NibUphllll.lllt( .)„. 1,,-nto- ,q. cnki
III I Ip . -1MI 4(1 ,1 \ 1'rl I
1') I
blxck; sper in I exhibit, Mrs Jack tots, mil be in* nml chorale* *rnM«tl
Koree.
f reed,
knives,. .in n ,- orange
1*1*1 l ip h \ ,!H 'll I f v ii >4 n
- , .
. . . . pccca
.
. iirlg. The weibliug wn* snlemnlxed In Gore; clean-up, Mr*. F. W Tnl. . lie . Apostle*
harpe
fK
,H
'Muling
helwcen
the
Dltli
and
Ifllb
wlo||s potato,—, polishes sllvci
ifid h Hut "*« * ftilint
M
Ga)umhu:i, 0a. nt the Fort lionnUiulei
flower
.irrangcoo'iit' ‘'entlliies. They aie rendered in wale, chops hmnhiiig, ,, make
tip 11 !» ' i ' l l ( «111111j'
ri■i
Ing (ihapel on Mar. Ml at 8:00
f thin tf'USchnU nil
o'clock, (’apt. Gtunble. chaplain, ih< re will be many sections, In- I alln and Gieek, a- well as in candy and yyliat nol
eluding a great variety nf ....
I nglUi. bv the Piesbylerian C,d
,. uf 11,use old tin 11 pill an I ll 1If* t(HI Vlit I*IPMl S'1• i i *i •■I-■
performed lb*' reieouiuy.
li'itf
t
hull
chewing gum expedients me n 1 ' 11« I h< M* •l
Mrs. Maxwell i* the only diinglt- terbiis mid compositions, such ns
Tilt* pi*i|ti mu 11)4 hiilr ■sUl'il solo,
S
I) v
• (. Mi l <* Hill '
t«r of Mr. and Mis I W. Pedgett folinge. dried inntiiriuls, succulent
in „ll lid* kit, I....... ..
Today
I
inn*
ii*
;
lllil • -*144•14I
I Hi"".'
1hs’l 4
III,' S y, Ii,, gioyv .Ip to I.e me, I
atld grand daughter of M l*. Wil- wild flow ois, finds noil v<-gy
"T o God no H ig h " by D ol'I m*:
»>U mH I *•i •>,, I . t
ami's will lea, ll a lot Inna tinJ t m I'adget and the Into Mr. Pad- .tables, line orinngcmorits, nias«»
v I'ooldc
and ......1,el s. T ilt, Indies knoy, bow I'
if >11 l hi in ii ■<.............. . l • * •!• «•
4 fp t, pioneer residents of Kilter- in r a n g e moot s as well a: the usual; ""nr .le-u.
'd ...... mis I >•, all try Palrstiina
Mil f'li' I' 1i »fi 11 ’ 1 |r
•Hite, She was ginduu.cd from mixed flowers. Tln'ie will nisi'
mesh till' tin i a,l on a b"U, tan i mill
f t ; DeLand High School In 1048 ta- miniatures and small arrange I ,’Rle**eil ,,M tbo Dav" Ivy HniMlei. modi ,,f a toad the ,’h elne "in in' IIP 111 i|l< 'III" ii* * t ■i"' h' di ,4'li'ihl
\ It Praise to God l bo ||<dy will ta lly , how I" reptiiee ,<
•mt from tli« Ifnlin^'iiuii Uu^pltul
The li.irto iittiiiil 'In.* will in ‘ . b o f l.v Rlnisky Kni>ak«ff; ”• • III,.WO .,0* fuse ami idieie In loo,
School of Nursing of Phllndelb; „tf lie- runout when they yvain
phla, Pa. in 1040. Riare January elude annual*, perennials. rn*r* R«*'b"i» Win, \C tbo Wav’
»"d ’* -me Hyvretest Rest
lh * has been a meinbei of the bulb*, tubers, orchids, dish cm
10 splice an eledrli......... .
nursing staff ,|f F o m m IiI Laugn- den* end lr»q albino, amt potted hy III,i'll
Mat. log one I lit, ba*'k to tl"
SAI M M
K \S T K It
I Ilf prestiylerian glee r l o h bunk tied tattle, they whl k "Ii
top Mammial Hospital In Sanford. plants. Of rperlnl mt*iest will b"
■ M r. Msvyvril « the son of Mr. Ibc pirn’s sxhlldt, as well as the ,qu lied it* tool In HioiKwIek. Ga
l|ie liarits and drop d Into s
and Mrs. Floyd Maxwell if Da- collector’* rnrnU',
which
yvl" on J|ai. Jb. -clicdillcd to fill a II md moatle laundry niaddoe wla m
R ) ( ) T N ( IT I'.S
Lard and l» also a graduate " l consist of potted lulu*" |iiatlt* (>f •aging engagement* In ten ,Ihv
11 is a a died, wiling and diteil 1
tttliei 'dolls ln> 11nits Pirshvlrriao the ri;?ld degree f„i
J J fU n d High School
one genera.
npiunv
An niiUtnmllpg (eatur> will bo t'Inndies in Davlona Hcsch, De through ini rb'cll'le In .....
” 7r»
Vi
thn Junior classes (Judged ac land, (tenia Rnrlniv, Miami, San I The roast for dlnnei i* placed
cording tn grades). Thcio will font, Soiilli J a ik d iiv lllr and Sa in mi electrlr oven. A dork is set
By ROB THOMAS
also he display* by florUla, a <loiniih.
1 t„ stmt Die meat to rook al tin
_______
Tin choir lonird Georgia ea.rlv
HOLLYW OOD, Mar, IS7. — t/1*t table arrangement |ilmd marl, last Dcrcnilie, and tins hern ap light into and qtmmuHrally ui'
full plant* fee Mil") nml h ie
A ftar 100 picture* and
pealing tcjfiilailv for sli^’ini? enM a r*, Jack Oakle I* mice morn ftcshnicnt booth,
giipeincnt* In Prcslivtcrlnn rh iu Entries
mind
be
in
Hu
bands
playing the pal nf the leading man.
rhes tlirongboul South Carolina
' The veteran comic look* more of the entry ehulrmen between ll is now honked through June,
8:0(1
and
10:00
A.
M.
Friday.
Poliwtuml hut only sllahlW older than
with request* mounting fur the
Ha did .in the early talkie dav». tad plants may tic entered Thurs ttlfiO-fil seas,h i .
day
afternoon.
All
classes
me
grhtn he played tho pal of the
nntn c!iihh*,r vtid linii-nuimbfri ll*
atball hero.
nf fi 1 »-.lipniA ..........ip" (.i ii •
v\ 4' I t .t* ,it -Uiht'*;
111*Vtuv 8s’'irl!iifii'
Mxv>Minrtr i»f I■' ii....
tho Gsiden Club are invited l„
t*Ther never got around mv end.
Lit'le
People'
(
lolhf*
slid
ais'esaulICS
..........
yomigstri III lb*
compete.
recalled from hi* film gridiron
Family
. .
"And I alwav* got Mary
P.T.A. HTHDY t. r o i Ti;
jin at tha fadeout* •
The Seminole Cutinty Parent
Vow 46, Oakle la playing the
Jdy of awordsman P fu l Hgnrald Teacher study group meeting hu*
been postponed from Merch until
BIRTH
I “ t a i l of the Buccaneer*."
F.*T told Ifcnreld that I've nlavinl April, The exact date if the meet a n n u u n c r n b n t
ing
will
be
announced
leter.
* -r k Gable'* pal, Bpencer Trary'*
and arerybodv #!••*» pal,
For a quick lunch epread light
Oakle. "*o he'd -better bc
|y toasted Englleh muffine with
lflfv
B
film companlon*hlo ha* eoft yellow chcesa, lop witli toLieut. Col. and Mrs. j , Rots
going on since 1887. Tha mato or bacon allcee. and out un
Adams, Jr. announced today the
ding men Hava changed, but the der the broiler,
birth of a daughter! Diane, on
t* and Oakle have altered little.
I'm (till using tha *am« agpras- In Charlie Chaplln’a "Th# Great Mar. 24 In Wilmington, Dela.
Mra. Adams is the former Miss
M I u»ed when t woe in pic- Dictator."
_ M with Clara Bow," ha recalled.
"The liming at tha picture was Elaine Hammer of Bpringfleld,
In d thera are ju it eo many nlole unfortunate," ha Mid. " It came Mn. end he Is ■ former resident
i.a o ground, so there*, nothing out at a time whan H itler wae tak uf Sanford,
t (Hcxt*,f
ing otar Europe and It wasn’t ra*v
c v '/s *
trangely anough, tho eomle’a to laugh at him. t l would have
p eanor began — and atmoat been more of a sensation six
Leftover m n t may he around
id — In a villain foie. H * teat. month* earlier. And it would be and used In a sandwich to nark
fry e r todey."
Into a lunch box. To stretch the
Htep oul In fro nt in
Our converMtlon woe e n d e d meat add a chopped hard-cooked
“ Oekle wax called for a acetie. egg, and aeaion with aalt, pepper
Sweet I.till* party-pretty dress'.’* for
tee me," he said. " I have In and a Hill# finely grated onion
the Knuler I’ nrnde In
Easter Sumlav and after! Dotted Swi*»si,
»" with Lionel Berrymon. ’•
then expreeelen No. 8."
plup; moliten with meyonaealee.
(Irgsmliet, Fast el RmadcMh*, Candy col
tly after the Picture waa
ored (Tniolirny*, i ’cical"* sod 'laifets*.
I h Ih
Km nrt
Hlnck
d. Oakle. the producer and
Trimmed with lace and eyelet emluoidcry.
Tailored Jum| like Dml'* in Whit* Cotton
| whole unit wore thrown o ff
Sixes t to 14 . . .
Gabardine
by
Turn
Sawyer.
Hl*t»
3
to
12.
| Fax lot. Tho comic drifted to
I ’ntnnl H llnx-llnck.
remount, w hen he punned hi*
g.RR up
W ith H h u ris
'
I" every few veer*. One of
Rnx by Phoenix In white i.tul pastels
g .R 5
• a r lln P a lm e r R a y — S o c ie ty E d ito r
Social
Mins (ikaHon (iiven
Calender Hrt-Nuptial Shower
He rs o n a l &
| Annual Flower Show
Pri’shytiirian (’hoir
To Hi* In Sanford
. Enterprise • Notes
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x ~ H :,
Hollywood
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LEFTI
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MONDA^AjAjyj^ljW
T H I S A N F A R D W W A l f t W A W PO W n F L O R ID A
Manager Levy9a
Sanford Nine Bops
E ustis A ll-S ta rs
m
im, -
TWO IN A ROW?
JO E
■r Aim M o w 'S e m in o le Coach
o f THE
Leaves S a n f o r d
Hi g h e s t p x / d m 'a H
OH RELIEF R O L E S,
For M iam i Duty
/ * OU-r
*
~
7 0 PROVE 7 0
JO E r t r CARTHy
AHP AHV
OTHER
SK EPTIC S
THAT
A.
Catcher Don Bailey
Blasts Grand Slam
1ii First I n n i n g ;
Three Men Double
BASEBALL
HIGH L/TES
Mooney Appointed As
Chief Line C o a c h
For Varsity Eleven
Quit Mooney, atiiiiani foolhall and hatrball coach at Semi
nole high vrhonl, announced loday
tliat he ha* accepted an offei
from Miami Senior hitth rchool lo
fall I lie vacant pontion of head
line coach foi die .Stingairri var
*ily eleven.
Mooney will begin his assigninent this week wlien the Miami
-.pm.l opens their spring training
'Iillln. lie is replacing tie w Killson who accepted the position of
head line conch with the Univer
sity of Miami.
Mooney, who played guard for
Itollllis, also held down light en I
fur Ihe liatorR fur two year*. He
received
varsity
letters
front
hnth schools ill both hasel.xM ami
1football.
"In my two years at Sunloril,'
Mooney -aid, "I've met and wink
ed with some nl the finest l.oyi
I've ever seen.
I hey h iw iiil
Irainnl hard nml played to win.
Sports th tMSf
If
A M O C U TE U fH M S
Golf
G R E E N 8B 0K 0.
N.
C.—8am
Snead won th« Greensboro Open
P H IL A D E L P H IA , Mur. 2 7 - l/Pi
Tournament with u 72-hole score
— Richard (Pancho) Gonzales has
of 2Gd.
enjoyed many n tennis victory
Tennis
N EW YORK— Uon McNeill of hut not many were so satisfying
Belleroae, N., Y. won the men’s as yesterday's straight set til•lnglen and Nanry Chaffee of iiniph over hig Jack Krumer in
Ventura, Calif.,
the
women's tile singles finul of the Philadel
Singles In the National Imluor phia lnt|uirer'.« g io .ihmi in.lour pro
tourney.
ctiamuionshipa.
Tiie swartliy !iI -year-old Gun*
A L E X A N D R IA ,
E g yp t— Ger.
liuile Morgan of Santa Monica, xalev ieigned us U. S. umateur
Calif., shared in Ihe doubles and king last yeur His great play
mixed double* championship* of helped the United Slates retain
th e
Alexandria
international Ihe Davis Cup. Since then he
lias turned pro, met pro-king
Tournament.
Jtiek liramet PI tim e*—and 71
Daring
A IN TR K E .
England— Favored times was the loser.
I'anrliu, ii lad of Mexican par
Freebooter won the firnnd Na
entage who I .egan Ids tennis
tlonal Steeplechase.
H A L L A N D A LE — C a l u m e t career with a I'J.UP ran|uet,
farm'* Theory l$4.K0i won the found the heatings tough to take
Hut yesterday lie got some
Sewance River handicap at Gulf,
stream, going six furlongs in sweet revenge, when a lot of
.hips were down. It wasn’t just
1:09, n new Flurida record.
LOH
ANGELES— The
State aliothei loati'li in u long ttan.sdistrict court of appeal drriated continenral tour with Kramer.
Ihe California horse raring ad Tlie Jfupiirei had laheled this
ti.UMirment "World's Pro Ten
unconstitutional
nis Cliamidonsliip." All tlie etars
Uaskethail
D E N V E R —The Phillips tliler- . f the pin guine were invited.
defeated (lie Oaulind Hlue 'n Tile In.ys themselves talked iitamt
Golds, H5-T2, to win hack the it as "Title Tourney.'*
And I'niu'lio set out to piny
IIIIOI..... .
National AAU championship.
NEW
YORK—CUNY downed Hie last lentils lie knew lie had
everything vesleidny
His 7-h,
North Carolina Slate, 7H-7T,
i! .'I, il-.| victory whs just as imthe EasUrn NCAA title.
KANSAS C IT Y — Urndley edt; lUessivi u< the semes, lie hlasl
id I.n; Jack the tennis champ into
« *« *? .
* , . . .
tern NCAA title
j ulimiasliui.
HUTCH IN SO N , Kan — Los A n -I Gonzales
-erve. weie swift
geles
City
College
defeated I and unerring. Ids play at tha
Northeast Mississippi of Hiame Met was spectacular. He full v
ville, 07-03, to win the National earned the $1,084 first place
money, hy healing the champ.
Junior College championship.
I’unrliii *uy« the win may lie
8u miming
COLUMUDH, O hio-O hio Stale Die beg lulling of soiiielliiliK good
in
p r, tennis for hint. Every I iii ii ri'lnineil Its NCAA championship,
with Yale, Michigan and Iowa lie takes the mart against Kraniel lie'll have added more confid
behind.
ence.
Hosing
Kramer won *l,llfdi for second
WACO Texas-—Joe Louis, re
tiled
undefe.ited heavyweight (dace money while veteran Hobby
champion, said lie will hang up lligg* cooped third position and
his glnvrs fur good shortly an-l ;7 0 1 vsill. Flunk Kovact fourth
for r,2H
tour with a citrus.
General
Wllltel
J'lo i-"ii
amt Rolieil
W A SH IN G TO N — Yvonne Hlivi
man of New York won the Wo l Lettv I lii" \e fool times led the
urn's Natiopal figure <k:«tin,’ lin eiu u ii League in iii.tii won
| wild to t peicentage ami eatlied
rhumtdonship.
CEDAR
FALLS.
Iowa—Cot I 011nell (Iowa) Teachers won t InNCAA wrestling title.
D ETR O IT — Navy
won t h e
NCAA fencing tournament.
The S nilo iil (iinnli, |r.| |,y
Hr A u u rltltd Press
calrliri Ik ,ii li.ulry'i lu x inning
VKHO BEACH, M a r 27.
t/l*t
RMiul tliUn. virni mi to I,,,,, i|lr
>it> ......
rlm „ „ Dodgers
,r m
Tin
liionklyn
linvr a
1 ***•*' All .Slim Sunday 17 to H , knack i f whiripinie ihe New York
wlieti II doesn't count.
I h r •.Mill", i n l l r r l r i l | j hll« i n • Yankee*
The lliinks hove lint three wnrlil
cIllililiK i iliiiihlr■■ .iin| uiie liiilnr
oVt
series lo the Yankees, hul III Ihe
m il l e i l r t n i , f ' l r l l r i , ,,„ i| W rliei
Kill lilt inn I'ireilit, it'ii nlmther
lory.
Imtn>»iI m u the tw o l i a g g r i , .
The Iimlnert whipped Ihe New
TIicKi, I !• Mini" )>ni nil ilieir
roll in llie f.i«> Hirer iintiiiKh off Ynrkeie, 11 -H. again yesterday. It
•tailer ltol|iti I iinningimiii. Af- Iiiiii kei| ihe sixth straight lime
1*1 Ii"' tllll'l Ili« All SlHI l p ii'll.l liiooklyn ha* ilefeati'il tlie wnrlil
II|| I In* iiirnrei i,ffcrlugs of pitch • Itampion* hi Grapefruit league
JV1
«!• Jake llentel Mini .1. T id ." ,,, I'hiv ovei n pint of I wii v im '
I, lllj allow, d tin liiilllr le.llii I iAii i
.|„g|,.*
ST. PFT EKHIUIRG, Mar 27.
Slim
li.il".ii
elmi eil
hill ii i" |
v hiUv JohiiMin. reporleillv mi
honors with Halley hy«i llln,"
I
“ • ,'1k Yankees' trading
M oor
tour
f, i live i i i |im ",. II r I
"> he Ihe liultiv I VALUABLE
III,It.
tin.........Ill
I iiiii
lime- | •"•»••• III Hu will III ehaiiipioiir’
PLAYER
AWARE*
Manai'ii l.'i l.evy planneil
<1“!!'•'
OVER
I nl tni> ( 1,1Win|i- ..f his
1*111.1 | the II vein old thlli] hii'flnnii
TEO
huseiiian im I.lli in v.'.lerilnv’s ! hiuimfil mil Ihiee hits ye lenlav.
jo r EffoEAEt-Y f/ovReo
WILLIAMS
Kuii .i
I...II.lli- i vvoteil i.n in (il>" I
•« *u"« •»''* «* the Yank
ed. "M i. Kettles ami Ml. fmiias
PVtH ALL BAP T0/066
while vw.ru.ii.ir up ami nail t.. he I "•••’ w' " ' hiUnic •« Hroiiklvn. I I h.
MOOT come TOAO eop- ! w #*!*1 nlwnyfA i mly to
ii
L
9
V
9
^
O
GEAfcOO
tV/YH
htlu hol. Th. Ii Miner expei ls Iiiiii
in any why ihuy cimlil,"
»lrro
t
YAOHU
f/a
OAKLAND,
Calif,,
Mar.
»7
In lie i rail) l ‘ii <l.it v in two ■i
clarrd. *‘l leAinril pftriity }>e Jufl
VA
•T
‘|
The
New
Yi.lli
Iilalit"
.'Mil
three iluvI watchliiK Ilium guide u te*>"
• f \OOeP B(/H MARK
John II ill in 1 1.1 n il ihe l.nli
OAVEALHAY*
'Aire,
throuKli “ season’s play,
rtEBATtp
iili
iiii n i i i f
nff* i
yjaiiit- Hi M. i
rHOM b a p — ------He said lie was soiry lo leavfielilei
Jiiek
l.iihrke.
i n in
MAYBE 7 *(k %U?Pe
I ' V <« •in i «l
l*f*l i i ff l l l l Dl l M u
Hanford, a d d in g -"! feel. ►»<•«Iti.v
llntncv.
lieneral
..
...............
I
OH,
LUCKY
7,0
OEABOH/
Hits* •l l » M * * ll VAR' | » * « t Ti
ever, thul this new positicti ic «
I'irales, saul veslenlav lie's nuxinit‘l u l l
h i t u * * ,*
"*111*1,
III#* M , n i » l l , ' 4 l
Untnbmt04 §f Mi»t Pmioiii Ifniml*
"tep Up the ciiachliiK ladder lor
...
"Wiip
"I
hem
I
I
iiu
n
T
i
.'I
11....
! 'lull i ’f u n t i l I I I t u t >' MI I V , l< ' i l l ' 4*
me."
Ih
iim
'lifi,
liiniil
mintage!
i
wants
*111, ll "
pilrhei," I lame y -util.
"Well.
t 111*1
ti,,'
Tlif- f • Unf i t v i l i r i ' l
liiunt- lodilv at till ail tia e hellil. we'll give l.iio ..in* and it won "I
"•I him u l.rliliv
He ean have
ip .u i te i • I .. Id a n d t im e <d C an 1
I onihiirili Ini I.olilke, even op"
w a s p a t a tm o n ce.l
tt..> H. ■
IH f A D L N J i i N . M ai k*7
nl
a a
a I,
Hunt..id
SplVngK- .KVv Va'i inaugurated a
A "h o t" liU .le i iimoi in llo
I l
I ’llle, th
hot run In last y *a i’s Gi**nboro
I I 11 Hilling -pot of the H n .li.il I l i a n i
Ma.l'iloi.*'
Lithesome Noimu Jeanlli.c
lilt A Dk.NI I iN.
Alai. 1’ 7 - t/k*l
f*P»" ToornoiiU lit
uml
“** ‘
I u Ion the T ■ihe o l.la in lllg veil .tin
I l a i ii.ii .1
I
lim y lohnii) Sum ithe log "if" of cooled "iff yc|
Ii Ii clltehei W a lk i'l f 'impel from the glild, Nancy Neale ami
Wet.ei It.
h i
ili« i «'ii|»iiu|s| ii'il II uMmii Bmveh
Haioiny
**
"i ( t
. .
i l l * , m il,m ili Ite.l
The iinronfirnied VV••IIIi. ilh'M ii l«»l ijf i i i« ••
lief. I.e k. , .1
>
'
can re
re and
1.......
an"Its emvei
eiiive, ean
and font
foul since It11. '
u 11
„,.rm|,|
re p m t lias in fii'lile r Hihl.v Sisti their exliiliitinu or fancy divnu . It the AikunMis
I
p o e ii
id ,
r. i
• 18 form, the llrave he breezed around the Mcdg
Nenl gain Ins 11*IH
I II I II listed as one o f two pluveis vvliu Miss 7 liiiggnril and Miss
Si hiJii.i ooi'h If
In WOT
gav e all excellent demon •! I at o. i • mild laki ,1 nil. If .... . they'd Country Club curse
m
ay
win,|
u|i
w
ith
tlie
l(l,oo
laml
II
I
I
H
lllilley e
style yesterday to grab off JiJNio
| of the laitterfly hieast ami un i-ettei plan foi I Iff* I .
It
I
II
I
Long e
in Ihe >10,000 event
derwent hieiist stiokes, I'lo iiu n g
Snin, a latter iliiiuppidnliiieiit top money
II II J II
Ciiiiiilligliani
record-breaking 2C9 total.
TA
M
PA
,
Mar.
J7.
—
i/l-i
the
full
length
of
the
pool
ulldi'ilast
season
has
lienii
impressive
w
,,
,
1
1
........usll,mt.nl
ut
|
II
II
It
0
1 D>'ll"
Just till' men" nil'll t loll of Die wn' ,,r"
0 II ll
so r«, He looks more like tin
'' ““ 'a !‘ h.r this w i n Hmiti'l p
Cincinnati |(,.u mu-l lie heiomlng
Ann l.«*wiM Turlr*v mIii »wi«i | Iici wi/nnl wlm wmi IM for Him pi*n *•',
, 41 r * tJ
\ . (,nrnnIn*.nh
li i •i ll
1.11 1»•"•»•» p
a hit eiiiliiirriisslng to m ii 'Ii liichle !*■ !« « •" * ........ .
skriike, and mint chd. of two y e ... ago Ilu...
{ieorge Schorlter;
II 17 l l 11
7<'tnl•i
• mitial clulis as the llostmi lied llol.hle III,err and Jo Doiltl d
th e
ll
fit il ll t e o f
lil-ttl. HI-"
h ii
hI« i
Klistls
vI l li' k
.
1
y , i m oiuiii|.r«i
l i e i l i, It
mnelao
is a must.
nnea.
■ a ..10 - stroke
Sox HI. Loiii* t'aidliials, ll"ston monstriiteil the buck crawl. Sm
0 1 1 *
•Mil) TKAt'K K X T N IM
Hayes
,
w inner uver riinnactt|» .llmtny" in
III lives ao.l |let loll Tiger-.
ettu
Hill
swum
with
the
III.-it
l
ll
1
H
1
S'lNBT M il )k - l" e t» ln
Plli-liiug, of eotirte, is the nil*
Calif., whose 71-Ort
L. T I' .'ti 'll,
•i 1
The Ill'll'', who Itien't flglllril to stroke, uml Mary Welch did pi.
Korn
Kill, inspire, It's Day l.aily.
l
,
iohh.ii,
for
Manager
Hilly
l
l.llio'ts H
Moral Heltr. Kina Hlsa. Mis* Pug.
go iiiivwliiie in lids vein's Na IlileresiiiK exlllhlGi.il of the III- Noitliwnilli l.i-fly Warren Spain, finish gave Iiiiii 270 tnd fl.OOO.
1 ii l *
Mil,sitsll The ime-iime Virginia hillbilly air. Alary's prt. Hlrplnfoi.
tional league |ll•llnllnt race, uu- verted I,least sliWke.
’ ,- bin are. Vein llirkford, an un- tthe description 1* his ownl
1 1 2
. aKlOAtU HSt r:—Katuflir
Caldw.'ll c
knocking ovei lliosi' |■en■ia111 com
ChartryMi.,,n, O rlslnly
(.'sell,
Fancy gmup swliitnilng wi, derrnli',1 i ighll.undei, and Sain
•» 1 If ,1
DriigH I',
Cusniy fa ir, [lata* Ulrl. Hbvty
tendil- like I lie y owned lliein.
II
ll
done
to
the
rhythm
..f
ii
I
i
.
iip
.
jure
Ids
..lltei
sure
stutters.
They
1
| Tiet'll <1
They chalked up their fifth vic graph music. In the laige fonttu ne.it another l.uilly.
ll II 1
they hud H. ihe IU4H pennant
" • * ' H" *nt * • * » •
f'..l||.*S I’f
tory in u row veslciday I.v heat
II
• t h im u a s o a - i / i i t k * m u # a
were Darlene Evllsizoc,' Hal||„. Hruves' lumril of strategy year Sid-is .t sure shot tor lift
i
lilies p
•< 0 II O
iug the Ited Noa, ta lo 7. bat- ly Lane, Santa Hill, Pat Ht.l,e|l" ,
Lor*fu Olrl, Jamrs Evans, Cotton
|WM. anuthar pitcher he- and Marshall for right. That
ft. It.
1"
•f 0 1 1
urdav they hung u fl In A ousting Norniu
Jem,
rimggiird.
Ann* f(lMr ,]j„
„Vml.s.
have "rave* .enter for Han, Jethroc,
................ C° "
Mlt.Mos "■
on the Curds
'.ewis I ol lev, Niin.'V Netile, Jo a gond eliniice heruilse many -i-ntniTH
i u l tiiii
i ‘niiHTN SAi
nA(>i—a/talks
Mil*
I I) •11i ii
Nu the speedy Negro acquired front
('.llll..‘Is .1
Hky Disc, County l.abtl, (tabtiy
Dunn, Hubby Doeii no,I lim .i t imiii I league clulm are eyeing the Hruoklyn clialn In a deal In
l 1) ll tl
Hstli's II
Mann.
Hllvrr
Nall,
Clairs
Dirt.
Chua
volving
Millie
$250,0tHI-worth
of
Hchaefer.
27
H
II
LAK ELA ND , Mar. 27
l/f) then surplus influldi rs.
A l.ug. Miss llush, llambllnf K.
T ut elFurmliig u ‘"wiminiiii" iiuaite te
talent
I'lk T II HAC»>-a/|«tka Mil*
a Grounded ..ut tor 1 niii""K,""" Frank House, the Detroit Tigera*
Failing
In
a
trade,
.Siaithwortli
IU 'I iib Hubs, Halloa, Haint DoitSoolliwortli in counting haavily
875,000 hi,nus catcher,
gut Ids were Ann l.ew i. Turlev. Pat It • mast mii'iiver ii starling pitcher
III Mil
... ,. ,
IIay I'ally. Twin City I.sdy,
on Del t'rundnll, u .'o-yrur-uhl a*r.
......
/IB ll'.di l.il - 17 stalling chance today us tin, Tigers hells, I i ii ii i S il.aefii, anil Nancy mining Johnny
H»d
Casino, Hlnals Hull. Air. Hooch.
Antonelll,
tha
Nellie, Tlie ltd I<'i ih . ..lo ll for
redlieuii, as liis No. I cutchrr.
SIXTH HACK—a/laths Mil*
Is
.............. ... " ' « •
M faced tlie llo.-Ion Hi uvea,
Wi.llOtl
hiiiitis
kid,
Huh
Hull,
l ’uul Himis uml Walt Linden urv
\VI>, Two It everything, listHmi.-e, wlm lulls, lie kept with till" Tat polls.
I, tonga, Mai shall ", L It'e ll,
fasi
Kilills's I' m , Clilnky !.#*.
Among tlie p.'rtalniH were Hn!i Norm l(ny or Dirk Donovan. That tile
other
lecelvers
hut
tha
the team tills soumiii I,realise nf
Hayes, Kill
Wehel
Whir
lie's li,,ny. Ill,tali. Ill* 11,0,1.
may not lie easy. Antonelll and
I lildwell, , the I,mills mil'. Is slatted for hull- (jnlrk, pitching icn o il ■if the Hull were si, so Iasi year. Roy Hruves iiiuv swing a deal for a
sl'.VKVTII MACK—A talks Mile
lairoagti, Itadev
l.
HUM Mm Itrnioilslsil, Many Wnnilpen duty.
Hot mauager Red H|iriogflelil, I dm, I i i i i i i , ami Hull hud a fine l l l l rerurd at M il veteran helper to hack op Cran
Ill ouu. I.edoo*. '-*. Ilefenske!
*r>. CnmnlH. Ktaphspiiy, rtashy
Knife decided to put tlie ronkie In (Jlllgley of tlie III idol, I'a. train, waukee anil Donovun. u 22-year- dall.
II„." L'. Ilaye
2. Mndalinie
I’lloi.
Just A IVae. Tricky Hysrs.
also
a
reeriol
Inn
lei
.
lint
I,
i
e
Next to Haiti, tha Brave with
iigaiiisl tiie iliavus today for exm - M r t l H il t ’— A lath* Mile
old iightliHiidei, hail u 12-0 sea
I'm Iko n . I " I"
“ ’ V nesc!!
____ Coco Olrl.
______Fair
Kssiirss Judy.
2. ............. . Ill f. nsker, La Iw**"' petielice. Yerlriduv llelrnlt heat grailuaten of HuhI. iii I nlli ge anil son at llnrtforil In the class A the Idagrst eotnehaek prablein t*
come front Ni vv lliiiii|eililte.
first liuscman Earl Torgeson \l*ri, Kisniinit _mart, H|is»,t'jr_ Jos.
Mil Doss llll
Il» ‘ V; ."'.‘ p llie New Ymk Yankees reset ves
Eastern
li'ugne.
Ihinovan
has
i
!
n
r
g
ln
Tselt,
Vluil
T
t
iii,
lit
e r , P lo r lA team of gut swiiiimers of
Caldwell, I’oelkei. s -IJ,,dD'!...',l h lo It.
trials ul- Yim'H reniemlicr how Torgy suf
Ihe Itiillins College T'aipon l'Ini, impressed in early
lered
n
slioitldi
tereil
a
ahottlder
senaratldh
last
s ix t h
m a c k —.v ia ib s till*
|'i n o t„ nays. I .ell SanIhough he didn't figure when he
K»n»i.n, Misvmlnre un Thrust.
May l l . trying to take illlt Jack!"
f o l d I I i, i n s . Is I d 111! o f f 111.1.08 ANGELES. Alai. 27. - l/l*i attrio'leil a laige crowd of spec came to camp.
Hohlnsun in a double play situa- !i",,* 'a ,„ , ' ' r',y' Th''n,,,r J-'' ,,,,nk'
7 , l i e ........ I. I o o i d n g h t t i n A. I '" , ',
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<'hunky
Huh
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and
lefty
t k x t h m a c k —a taih Mite
■ I ■< on |,v D'.'s T. Hi'Uiin
Culi coaches throwing In hatting exhibition of gt••iip swimming and Glenn Killoll will divide Ihe ra- tloit. I l f never got hack in Hie
llliPUp all “♦••son.
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Torgeion utrmn to lmv« re'» till off Doss fi III d ituiltlgs fl, ordered today.
“ It's silly having u fi.7-vrar-n|il
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i If Idlly has Ills pitching prob covered. His hitting ha. been off ,Vi."»,! ,7 n" ’"" Ar" ,‘ ,, " lrl
but hi* throwing l as bean
‘
good'
2 In 7. ti fltinidughain in M 111 man like Itov .liilimmii, for in
two ii I. i . iii it Im Die vtelnrv
Doll lems, he can look to his outfield enough. Houthworth Isn't constance, pitching wlien there are in
Ings H; llentel in
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with
pride.
The
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WP
llentel. I ' l l - strong young mm a r mi ml," said lloeilet mill IlniO 1lunopMitl also deal
that
I,nmghl
outfield*?* verned about ihe hitting, figuring touched off the spark last March
Caldwell :t. WHmer-CininlijK *^"' Frisch. “ Let the nlaveis hit Ihr liil loiii iiaggei l<„ New York.
Hid
Gi'tilon
and
Willard
MarahoU it will taka week* to regain his when he lieut Lloyd Mnngrum In
(•akland's loen iiiilun ,,,||eeleil
a playoff. From here he swept
l.osei
Dob*" U -I»n ell ul.d H it . kind of stuff they'll see m a game
and
shortstop
Uuihly
Kerr
lo tlnmg after the long layoff.
a Ihiee nil, loon, t m Die fifDi
Kerr Is determined to show up on to the Masters ami I'OA titles
— Instead ut somnhing from the
Imsiim
for
shortstop
Alvin
Dark
T —2 : 4 1 1 . ______ ____
In Ihe sei nml >.,#,l, I Dave W il
hi* old boss, Leo Durocher, by and wound up with tup money of
lifeless arm of a imdiUe-uend
liam- hit a Inin, inn in thy third, nml second baseman Eddie Htanky playing a winning shortstop for 111,00b and recognition as prois
winking
out
fine.
h roach."
with Mnnl, 11 \ ,ii dniihliiig I'ete
Gordon uml Marshall glv* th# Houthworth. Hi ha* Ihe Job. Bob feidonal golf's No. I player uf
Millie home in lie tilth fin tlie
Hi lives more outfield pow»r than Klloitt, the club's rlgnthanded the year.
WEST PALM REACH, Mar 27 second and fmol New Ymk uni.
power for years, has tnlrd base
H e \ still ablate. His latest
— ITP) — Mattery coach Mickey
First Game.
clinched.
feat boosted his IPM) winning*
Morhran
of
thu
Philadelphia
Ath
A TLA NTA, Mar.
.‘f
N. Y 1N 1
otooi.'t Hill H-l) IT I by Doerr a star nf tha Olympic
Roy Hartzfield, a nimble 1 ttl* to 112.908, again topping the
yiiu.it: st.s'k cut nicer sped t« ll» Idles lielleves Work Is the lies! (Itikland l l ’C l.t )Mi2ii:m IIHIIMI t) I leant, who participated In a swim fellow who hit ..117 at Milwakee, field.
remedy
for
a
pitcher's
ann
miser
death on the Hist turn uml IW"
ming duet with Jo Dunn. Tha ax- look* Ilka tha second baseman.
lit) Innings.)
other were Injmed «»
, {[l ies — hut not uverwurk.
Jansen, Kosln tilt uml Westrum, hlhitlon was directed bv Horn Hla hitting has been erratic but
Johnny Alien's IB-1 pitching
Alex Kellner was given the It. Mueller (til: Geltel. Hlimin III), Jane Dorsey, supervisor of athle he has shown flashes of power.
track season uiiuncd In Atiantu
fo the Clevrland
‘ ' * Indian*
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--------------teconl for
James
llrlnkley,
2 1 -yeur-nld starting assignment ugalnyt. Buf Tote (it) and I’.idgelt, Ken 17).
tic* for women at th* eollega.
i T.hf r<L.
, ^ cn " °‘ hln« wyo"« In I m I* the highest percentage
imchiinlc of llapcvllle. Gn., mak falo of the International league
wltl\ hla fielding.
-------- - — 2
ing the third start of his taclng yesterday to liHisen up a alight
carver yeidertluy. was handing soreness In his pitching flipper.
tor the turn In a | 0-iitllw heat lie weutliere.l u two-run hUM^In
l l
f
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race when his cur hit the hunk. tin. third Inning and bv tha
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He was thrown out and a* the
was feeling so good h* »mkf>
n
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atdn rolled over, pinned I untruth a
'
Rut Cochrane vetoed the Idea
4,‘ I I I . face and threat .everrly and Carl Hehelh took o n r with
cut hy m plica of Jagaed metal, th* A’s holding a 8-9 lead;
«anim MMaMpMt a«Mo»
Urinkley was taken to Grady
A niitth-lnnlng Buffalo rally
Hospital Whare ha dlad a few won tha game, 7-fl.
minute* later.
On Ihe suttie turn hui in an
O A K LA ND , CallfT"Mar. 28. —
other race, Ilia car driven hy (A*) — The New Yolk Giant* to
experiment! driver Ed Haintilas day scored a twin victor? over
.pun, then railed over eight the Oakland Oak* of th i Pacific
tHnei.
Coast Icagtm fn an inhibition
Samples, current champion of baseball doubleheader.
the National Stock Cur Racing
The Giant* won ihe opener, 0-8,
Association, wan saved from Im- and tlie New York "B" lObad took
madlate daath hy h i. safety licit, an abbreviated five Inning night
lie ..w a s treated at Grady
my fop
top cap B-0
0-0 win,
win.
serious Internal Injuria*i, then
In tha 10-lnnlng flret gain*, first
transferred to a private
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dog* at tho Sanford.
Thunder Jet
Orlando Kennal Club.
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P a n c h o Gonzales
Raps Jack Kramer
In Court Tourney
Rollins College Pitcher Is Rated hltrj:^ o . V Nl M«r.
Swimmers Put On As Boston Braves . ^ “re'he^n^ yw^Th.1
May lair Tank Show Big Question Mark
Sanford - Orlando
Kennel Club Entries
Htm*k Car Driver 1
Killed in Ini Haee
Sports Koundup
Hy HVGH FU LLER TO N, j r
N E W YORK. Mur. 27. — iHi Word seeping In fiom .southern
sources is that the Southern Con
ference has given up hope of try
ing to select a commissioner thhi
Spring and won’t try ugain uiMl
December . . . Seams that nobody
within the circuit can get (lit
necessary tu o th lid * majority ex
cept possibly Col. Hill Cornier of
VMI uml so fur they Imveii t been
uhle lo agrwe on an outsider . . .
Coupe i lias repeatedly valid ha
wuuliln't take the jot, even if they
“drafted" him. . . . Nu. I reasuu
why the "I'oughkeepzla" Regatta
will he hi'hl in -Marietta, O., from
now on: When the t.R.A. stoatarils saw then choice between" )
years of liudltiun and un observa
tion train, they were smart enough
to choose the one that would bring
in "onie dough. . . . I'rohuhlv the
busiest guy in upstate New York
these days is Coiiiiciluiuii-Coach
Roy Simmons of Syiacuse.
His
LaCrossp team opens aguinst Ken
yon today; hlr boxers go in the
NCAA championship* Thursday
and there*' always City Council
meetings.
^
Tiie liiiilam, II. fie-timeii footballets weir drilling against the
Vttlsily the otliei cvriiiuu when
Fete Russo, fro.-.It tackle fioiu Amhiidge, i’a., laml a vvliale of a pioipecti maiiuged to ion tlnough a
play without louching uuv ouno*o,g playei.
Line r„ach Steve
Sink," took not aftei Iiiiii deinuiniilig. "Just iv In, d, volt lilock on
Dial play?". .
Russo pot on
an iniinceiil took and replied: "M l,
I just pick ii|> the stlays."
*’
Did vou ever notice that Don
Newcoiube, the jhidgei flinger,
keeps Die hull ill hi- glove while
hr take- In- foil windup and
stretch and then tran-fei-. it to
his pitching hand when lie raises
his aims to lit'gm Die pitch? We
didn't, hut Ed narrow enlleil at
tention to this >|ulik and added
that the unlv <i»i,ei pitcher he'r
“Cell vvh". d'.e- Die allle thinkM 1
the Y o l l l . A l l l e Revnnhls.
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Million Dollars In Dream Money
Might Turn Out To Be A Nightmare
l y HAL BOYLE
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NTW YORK, Mar. 27 . — (/!'» - Anybody want a million dollar*
tn dream money?
You can iiav* mine. I've tried and tried — and I can't spend it.
Not anymore.
Imagining what you would do if someone gave you a million dol
lar* is, I suppose, America'* lavorile daydream. It i* a mental game I
hav* been playing for .10 yearn.
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why I
Usually I'd perform eomn gallant .'lunkerl Caimnr.
deed tn win till* fnnclril wraith
Ill college I slni led spending my
I'd dash nut Into tho xlrect hiu!
savf a hills* girl from luting mythical million at Monte Carlo,
I'd push mv wav through the riuka*
erunheil. Hm gmtdful father
hanker, uaturallv — would whip mol prime* In u place by the rou
OUl' Ilia checkbook, write out a lette wheel.
"A million dollar* on the red,"
draft fur $1,000,000 and hand It to
me, saying. “ Here, mv hoy, acrept IM way offhand. The wheel would
thla a* a alight token of mv appre spin--and turn un blark. l-ost —
a million bucks on a turn of the
ciation.''
There w*» only one reason a wheel! I ’d saunter away with a
•mail hov at that time would want careless smile as the tilled throng
a million dollar*. I'd hitchhike out fell hack In awe.
I.ater, when I went to work for
to Hollywood and tell Tom Mis, the
Hopslong Cassidy of a generation a living, I noticed two things
ago, »Tom, t want to huv your about my davdieam. I wasn't do
ing unylhlng to earn the million—
horse. Tony."
"Why, non, it would takij a m il I'd lust stall with the assumption
lion dollar* to huv that horse," I hail it. And I was gettino self
ish about spending it, l!d buy
Tom'd drawl.
“ Here'* vour million, Torn." I'd myself yachts and homes on the
answer. The flabbergasted cow KIv Im ii and si aides of racehorses,
and And t wa* drinking tubs full of
boy would take the Clifrk
champagne with clioiu* girls ami
I'll Iran up on Tuny, and ride him
home. Oh, and when the neigh film star*.
T ld i was mi way to live, and I
hot hood kids saw me gallop by on
>nt It out. L 'm In my dreams mv
Tony — the envy In their eves.
Tills daydream lasted tne from ii rtin lrn and con sell-oft couldn't
kindergarten dear through gram stand the pace.
I,airly, I find, I don't know w lifl
mar Helmed.
Then I met a girl of ruinous to do with the money;. I've fig
beMntv III Junior high sehool. She uretl out that $200,000 would irnllv
had dimple*, fieckles and adiumii give me every single' tiling I now
tlim — that i* to uav. she muldn'l want out of life. Whet to do with
I l f me at all. Kilt In study hull I'd Mu* test? Well. If I give H to * Ire*
dream up that gonil old faithful I t C i i i s s , the Hoy Scouts might
And vice versa. Apd
million dollar*, ami huv rnr u sack get mail
of glittering gems, Including tlm there Is a hlg. red-faced rpan from
Hope diamond.
Hie Department of Internal Itov
And I'd fmiir them lulu the Imml | enile wlm keeps running through
of my scornful beauty
yes, my daydri-nni shouting^ "Where
right them helore (lie eyes of the I did ynii gel Unit million'.’ Where
teachci
null when .dic'd ,»v
did you really get 111 "
Harold Ihev're wonderful."
I'd ' So, If you want In lie a dnvray. "No Arrutliu, thuy're liiiiildes ilieam millionaire, don'l fust Hike
•—J»*»t baubles,"
one million Take two, You can
TI ihI nn r t i i ii la i davdiealu. j hove mine. Cm all worn mil from
played ovei and over again in a the icsponsIMlilv of figuring "lint
mind Hint should have been -linlv In do with It
Florida Markets
|C aalla » 4
rim
fa g *
liner
Seven Men Accused Crime Syndicate
Of Selling Spuds
NEW A RK , N. J„ N a r. 07. t/Pl — Krvcn men accused of buy
ing government surplus potatoes
at a penny per hundredweight and
selling them back to the Army at
$1,80 were expected to surrender
today un fraud warrants.
U. 8. Attorney Alfred E. Mndarelli said warrant* accusing the
•even nice of defrauding the gov
ernment had been Issued Katurdny
and that he expected *11 *even to
surrender voluntarily today,
Modnrelii named Moe Berger,
■ml Alfred Peltu»,. both of Brook
lyn. a* ringleader* In the plan. He
xfilil they operated n dehydration
plnnt. known as Peltier Hood Pro
ducts, Inc., nl Clifton. N. J.
"Itergci and Peluso had a inntract with the U. H. Department
of Agriculture to huv It* surplus
potatoes for one cent per loo
pounds for dehydration purpose*,"
Modal fill said. "The rontrmrt pro
vided the dehydrated
product
would he *nld overseas.
"Our investigation shows thst
the men went as far aa to aell the
potatoes hark to the government
for use in muthern Army remn*
at $ 1.80 ner 100 pound bag."
Modnrelii said other* Involved
In sale ot Iranspnrtation of Hie
potatoes were named In the w h i rants hr:
Julius Kuslimerak, and Benedict
lllcmhono, both Brooklyn! Domi
nick and Vito Fuslllo, both of
Caiiasliitu. N, Y., and Frank Hrlff In of the International potato
Onrp., New York City.
A TL A N T A , M e rT 27. - OP) A crime syndicate lx smuggling
"vast amounts" of tax-dodging
liquor Into southern states. Ucorr,la's revenue commissioner said
t inlay.
Anri liquor enforcement chief*
from 12 state* — from Missouri
and Illinois to Florida — meet
here Wednesday In a unique,
closed-door patf«v to plan a rountnr-attack.
Heorgia's Commissioner, Charles
II. Kcilwluv, *ahl today the smug
gli-rs ate, "perilv shrewd opera
tors."
They pay for federal ta * stamp:,,
he said, to keep federel agent*
off their trerk. Then they coun
terfeit state tax stamps.
This
bogus-stamp
liquor
I*
smuggled Into southern states In
huge loads, usually at night. It
wind* up either in legal liquor
stores or In the hands of bootleggrrs In both dry and wet area*.
Because of state tax evaalon.
Hcdwluo pointed out, the smuggled
liquor under,-flU liquor moving
through legal channel*.
Hr estimated the clandestine
traffic would reach several million
dollars uf liquor a year In Geor
gia alone, unless checked. This
state, with a 16 per gallon tax. I.x
a hot bed of smugglers, he added.
North Caroline. Tennessee end
other dates estimate similar hqgt
quantities of smuggled liquor,-he
veld.
.
That's what led to the southwhir meeting. Rsdwina said more
(Caallaas* ream fa g * Oasl
Ilian a score of top liquor enforce
tpeed in the w ont spots.
ment officials from every south
The winds averaged ahoul 40 ■■m stale will pool their Infnrmemiles an hour) but gusts of up In Hou on the syndicate’s operations
NO miles an hour were reported
and "undcitake to adopt a system
At Oklahoma City K. D. Blood, of control.”
U. H. Agriculture Departmcnl toNorth Carolina's chairman of
tlHtlrliiii. .aid the wind* were drv- Hie hoard of alcohol control. R. W
ing un surface mulstun* aheadv Winston, wo 1 a leader In arrang
scarce because of a lack of ruin
ing the Atlanta closed-dour con
A Kanum Htnto follcge agiono ferrnri'. lie will lip accompanied
mist rhIiI I he extent of cro|> dHin- by Carl Weston. Ida chief enforce
ugr mold not ha estimated u n til. ment officer.
inter. He said that little damage 1 Snme id lie 1 officials accepting
to wheal wait expected hut farm invllatlfinx Include:
trs with nvwlv sown oats mnv siif
l.oulainnH — Stephen H. Rod I,
fei considcruhle lo.sa.
chief eouiiRcl of the revenue deThe uculhcr bureau reported the piirtment; I. D. Meredith, assistant
dual dm io„ were remlnlscciil of I n the diiei toi of the lieverago rilvithe black hllzxnrds of 111!' Iti.'IOV I don,
An extended period of blowing,
Illinois
Chalmer C. Taylor, ril
however, would he neirc.Hjv to trelor of Hie liquor rontr>il com
mutch those years, jn
and mission, another leader In the
I’JIH Hiiui' nndii of acre-, of rlrh pulley.
*
'* " ■'
(iiupland were destroyed and ciumlFlorida
Lewis M. Rchelt, dlv in s iit r
|ms farmer,: were mined.
irHim :ef Hit state'hgvffggf det i r m i u a o n A (;in n ,i
Frank Tiffany, Amtnrlnled I'text
La st
VV« K m g s t
pHitmi'iit.
reporter, "hn traveled tlimugh
K r * < III! T h a T -h x m p
Alabama - Joseph T. Barton,
K e vn u ia H lly C a rla
yesterday's iluat storm from IfqU chief enforcement, uffleaf, of JJiT
V a r lr t y
H a ll , . .
chlution,
Kaa„
tn
Wichita,
Kax.,
SISst T lia H and
alcohol control unit,, , ,
aald':
. . •_
N ia b i i M iit a a ,
iln .Tgllaliaiisec,,Befringe DlrijfI ’ l l l l lir a , I A t T h s O lg s n
" It eddied nut ’n f gulllc* amt tor Hchnjt *pld liquor apiuggilWf
f l o r i n K ir in O f T h a Irx y
Rw«yjt
off
idnwad
fl»hlx
In
choking,
airora s ta le 11Pet had been held
u * |r a l In ls r iu C e
blinding cloud* that at worst sputa
to a minimum and was„lpot .(H
mil visibility to not mur* than a much ■ problem *s ,lii soma qth|f
klarli
M
a r / a r l. ^ . { . . s
c a !rV
«,
A' length.
M 11ala
A t Itfiltu a '
.j*
^
1 si. 1A
ill. got In vmir qves, and oars states.
ffsws
lln said (H I) of coilulkrfplt. liitqw
ami;, pocket* — rif ting through
—- *-1—1 , , V '
tax driinus In Uic, state dl ''niffcT C K a llA V
clo.crl chi windows
ticallv nil. We'yn Investigated reman on
•
"Tlie
fellow
von
fs»l
enrrlext
Tha tlh y lh m H o u r
ni'Htedlv aiui cnntlmi*lly, and neyef
for in the farmar. Ills Imnir In the
N aw a
,
found one."
, ,
W a a la rn J a m h n rs s *
•
middle qf h dust cluud, Inst watrti.
Pavan rV C Irirh
Inn
the
southwest
(luarlsr
of
tri
T h ra a H uns
/
form , blow by ami through—Ids
X a v lr r C u a a i
•}
> .. . .t
1“
1
Morulas Devotions
hiniip."
M oods I n M u s ic
ll- a a lla a t e V is a P a c t Oaxl
'Hie ivlmla also caused Die damT h e W o rm A I N lu s
voluuii. of huge vens and scntN
agi!.
I ’ l i i l ID - d A t T t i* o r g a n
t ilc h
A lk a n H liig a
Ip New Mexico, a foissl flrn trailvis nlvliig Hirougli the litlla
W h e re A u a d a K e n r *0 T rs s d raged high In the Saogrn De CrNto <ll( at the headwaters of the Ht.
lla r it s u C lu li
(ununtnlnx uhnul 16 tulles noutli Jollllx River," hr xlntrx.
A llo y - A I llr t - M i i s l e
"Fivud pnlid of thrir arrival
west o| riinarion The winds were
.McloalV M a a s iln a
C a rm a n C n v a lls to
xu sluing that file rigldeis .oiltic- and departuro i , the Hanford State
n r c h e n tm A nd H ia r
time;, had difficulty slaving nn F arturi’ , Market un French AveM c iru ln a
V a r ie ty
nnr. There, during the shinning
S teel,' H a w a ii
their feet.
W o t Id A ( N unn
A 46-mlle an hour wind a* Am ax .ce*uo from (trtoher HirnuHi M ’•
Th» lls n d 'V s * o n
llln. Tex., erealsd »o much dust ii H'c (.I.» trailer, ate iixcked side hv
itlin Club
P n iiiita r H ln r
hampered firemen attempting to .Ida along the loading ramps at
l . s i l n A in r r lc a n s
close I v as Florida orange* In 'a
put out a serious gras* fire.
M u s ic a l V a rie tie s
Prairie flrei In Oklahoma de- crate."
li a r Nun* Itsnch
When the Farnisrs Market wax
‘t 1 oved steyral lionici, oil dsrlia r N u n * lla n c h
M ilto n K staa
rick*, and a number of outbuild started In IM S hv the State De
T o d a y 's H ts r
ings, Livestock also died In the partment nf Agriculture e x , a
Hits And Htadllns*
guinea nig operation, less than Iwp
flames, >: • <
T o u r k is lo d r Hongs
M u slo L o v e rs P ro g ra m
While the plain* states fv ir iit per cent of the produce from this
dust anil fire, their western neigh section was shipped hv truck.-h r
H U n W .a m s
’
T h a t t h y th m
llo a i*
bor* =- Colorado and Wyoming — points out, Torifev the situation I*
T h a H r t g lil Hpid
*
were plagued hv hllsiarri condi exactly rrversed, and DH per cent
N is i
,,
tion*.
Road ciaws with snow- Is'slilptrd hv trrrck. • >
Mr. Hwalm .reveal* the growth
W
.
plows ' Worked-steadily at clear
Hpurl* Parsd*
ing roads, hut drift* would hlnck of the Market with $829,646 worth
tllna Crosby ilng*
of business in 1040-41 • and. with
them *hut:*R*ln.
brlfllna un A fU
hut <16 oerrent shlppad hv truck*
Hvsnln
Yesterday’s
iluat
storm
was
the
Orssi I
to the $4,628,640 business last veer,
•♦trend »pvpre one this year. High Five truck 'brokers make their
wind* kicked up a dux* pall ever headquarter* near the Market, a id
H v ; a t "*"
Part* of Teaai. New Mexico and
leal Th# ~
during busy daV* more thhii 100
Kansas on Mar. 6 also,
;i* h t RJjiHHna- _
of the huge highway rambler* will
............. .
Ai Tha (M
crowd the one-third mile of market
(tuort King (it Tha P
Blua whales are about >8 feet loading dock* and surround Ing
Muateal Interlude
Uancsllras ■
ufg when Imm ami may he 100 parking areas.
I t’s
1
Inllsd Nations
1
feet long when full grown.
Considerable space In the article
[ay Kyssr Oroh. * •
At Homs With Uutla
News
jM fn_Off__________ __
DtiHt Stormi*
n S Ii)IO STATION^)
W.T.R.1L
I
fully I he system of stale farm
market* conceived hv our Commis
sioner of Agriculture.
Nullum
Mkyo ; and which Is used as ii paltarn hv nmny neighboring stnles
a* well us a field of Interixlve
study lay the United Slates De
partment of Agriculture. Murketiag Is a probl:m that has been with
U* a giant many year*, anil those
m lrkel ipuuagci* Ititciastid in anilrtlng and Improving agricultural
marketing methods should make
every effort to attend the Wash*
lliglnh Meeting," said Mr. Wilson.
* "Peahirer! speakers on the morn
ing session of March until are Henatm Kpto.siird I,. Holland, memliar
of the Nenalc Agrleolluisl Com
mittee and Congressman Harold
(Jortley, Chairman of the House
Agrlrullund Com nil Hen.
"Reports fiom the Florida State
Maikeli, slinw Hie spring vegetahl* ilenl fnst develolilllg. Italn
In severnl aieas ha* cntiti (bull'd
to Impioveturnl In cron coiidlllnn* |
anil unless aoinrHilug unforeseen
occurs, It is pOHsIhle this Hiring'
prnilurtlnn will ouldbtuncn Dial of
other veais.
"The stiawherrv price on the
Planl Cits Market have Inipruveil
and volume I* expected to Inn ease
during the current week.
F.ariv
vegetable* are elm roinlne In. A
light aonnlv of uspnars, cucuiuhri*.
squash and Pole bean* tirmiglit
fairly good nrlc*s ami an Increase
Jn volume of all rmnmndltle* i«
forecast for the current wefk.
. “The Wane hula Market arra has
a.xpetltmcd an umiaua) tlrnughl
and cool night* have relarili'd the
maturing of cucumber*, though In
•gees* of 2,000 Ini slid i ,'veia
bandied during thn nast week at
a revenue of set.II7t1.Tfi.
A fciv
pvpptra and sipiaih are mining
In'. All rninmodltlt* are mining
>n from the shelterad fields and
it will l>a several dava before anv
often field offerings are expected.
The acreage It good and given a
f*w breaks the farmer* should enJoy a good spring deal.
"The auction aale open* nn the
Palmetto Htata Market Monday,
March 87, with corn, Pole beans
•nd good s lu and quality tumatoes moving. The volume la light,
but a good Increas* la anticipated
beginning April l i t ,
In some arena In this vidnlly « *v
'" A total of 40 to 00,000 bushal raduc* harvesting somewhat, no
field crate* of tomatoei la antlcl- appreciable damage has M M re
the Port Pierce Btate ported,
"Florida City reports a atehdy
during the current week,
Miserable Inereaae decline In tomato volute with
fttrer the steady volume of 00,000 prices gradually Inereailtuf, Afttea moving through the market proxlmatsly 66,000 , huihllX fold
part week. Ctteumber volume during tha nast week for a' rro i*
l
creating with a
pom IMc
Sm uggles liqquo)
u or
Into Deep South
16.000 raturn of 6117300.
MitKa/iiu' Article
IC tlH S M l ____ ______ _____
report said she had bean strangl
ed and had brultea and lacera
tion*.
Buswell was on furlough praparatory to going oversea*. He
gave a fictitious house number III
Los Angelee as hi* forwarding
uddte**, but apparently remained
rloM to Hamilton Field.
Hi* confession- to the FBI re
latecl:
He encountered 8 gt. Decker in
the orderly room of her barrack*.
She was on duty aa a favor to
another .W AF.
He asked if he routd use tha
phone, phe ordered him to leave
after he failed to uce It. f?v'e*d
he sat on the cat where she vas
resting. She wan fully dressed ex
cept for her shoex and uniform
Idouae.
She arose to lead him out. He
came up behind har'and—
" I choked her with my hande.
I thought she was dead, so after
carrying her out I to n ka blanket
and covered her.
" I ain't got anything to lira
for now. I don’t need a lawyar."
Buswell himself phoned m ili
tary police that something was
"amiss" near the W A F quarters.
Ills father, Harry Buswell In
Rutland, Vt., said he was heart
broken. lie said Ills son, one of
six children, "Always seemed to
he a problem child and In hot
water" hut never before In sirIons _dlfflculty.
The senior Hutwcll said Lyle
**■» wounded on-Guarm Sgt. ’Bus'rell's mother, Lydia—who Is'dls
e rre d from Harry Ruawelt-r-wa*
reported seriously ill In RutlandDie fondly of 8 gt, Decker nad
no comment. They war# reached
In their home near th# community
of Jacob* In York County.
Khe hod Leon In the army eight
veare and was a clerk-typist In
tho same office as Buswell. 81m
wax a spa re.lime Sunday School
t earlier.
Sgt. Decker wax ext ranged from
her huriiand. Raul 62, who said he
wa* gnxsed In World War I. They
wore Hie pat rot < of a 22 year old
'mi. Horace.
Meanwhile in Pin .Inn ah. ail
unknown killei .hoi down 'a <18
year old xyaroxtre « and left her
hndv lying In » pyol of rein waler taxi night on „ norUixld* side
walk.
1•
Mix', Josephine Smiflllppn. eaSket toinpanv xeamrir***, died In
a hospital about 16 minute*; a f
ter a passerby found her uncotri
(4|oiih near the vv d . nnd-Nurtb‘ido Bridge.
’
.*i|ie had (liewii shot bfhjud.the
right 'ear.
'ltd. Aid
r.onaeimifnes* before hnr death,
, Police saidi 'ths Yic,t|bi u d r ti
haye lieen. robbed 1 y Her rmvkT.
Her: purer, ro n taln ln *-*' few noilais, is m M p fc . . . .
. .
, 1Bbe,;waa ahnt w.)r(|e, wqljtj m
h«r notfbMHa hob's fr*»pi ,g 6
by- how||ng.ialley...wbetq,,«|jev
tomarliy 1 ermnl Rupday qv«r}"
liowllnr w i t h the Italian autie, wfl
dgogblara of
.i- .- q i! '
. ■And In iRoanokv. V» , the mimj}*'
tabuida slaying of prvtlv njq(ifte
Alice Marie Tuvlor. -fv e a r-o H
V«|nranai AdodnHtratlon , ' l J t
cleric ha*'
policr.bafiWd'
D"lactive f'apt. Frank II. Wibn
said last .ulgh'. that au inten*lvu
tluce-ibiy ecurch had net iincpir*
erad any dues In the killing uf
the girl, who»e W te rrd body wax
found Friday near lb S- Route 460
In
Montgomery County
near
Blacksburg, aland 40 mile* from
When found, the girl's body
wa* fully clothed except for her
BRADENTON.
Two men wbo
RiUed
Crashes
(J L
'when
their Plan* Itm r il . a power line
and bttraad n*4r OkeecK
Okeechobee
ware IdegtlDM’ aa brutbere w ho live naqr here.
Bob Lgeo, Uutructor at the
Palmetto Flying School, said the
men .were JteY C. Rhelnecker,
and his brother, Howard. ,21.
Tad pilot licenses, tape
saM t h * small atrip owned by the
aa checkedschool* was
checked m
M t yesteryester
day at 7:80 A. M. and was to
return at 8 P. M. tha flight was
logged to Clewlaton'atHf possibly
beyond.
He did not know who. wga fly
ing lha plane at thq time of tha
aceldepL
Tbs skip struck tha powar lino
which crosses stall . road 710
about 10 axils* north of Indiantown.
The crash cut o ff power at
Indiantowti for several hour*
The plane was a 68-horaepowar
Aaronea chief.
Supreme Court
tST T O L a,$R Sfid.
Frustrated Crook
Starts >200 Fire
Negro Accident
IC x s C m
ss
Peas
tha Ford waa sold to have caused
the accident.
On the same highway Jams.,
Kenneth Atllnson, Jr.. Titusville
Negro, and his family eheaped
death only, hv a freak of chance,
•aid Patrolman Harrison.
A t
tempting to pass an automohlle
towing a boat trailer at Q:S0
o’clock Saturday evening. Atkin
son was unable to. control hi* 1040
Mercury convertible coups when
Ha wheels got off the road.
Tha car plunged Into a deep
drainage ditch where a sudden stop
might have meant death to all nf
the occupants, including two chil
dren. Luck was- with them, how
ever. for In the bottom of the ditch
we* a concrete guard rail, thrown
there during a previous accident.
The Impact:with the rail thraw th*
car up pafGallr out of the dlirh
with tha front and resting on the
highway. The uccupanli escaped
with minor abrasion*.
Three accident! were reported
by police during tha week-end.
Mrs. Dorothy Brenner of DeBary
and flve-year-nld daughter, Betty
• ! “f f r re,L bruise* when 'the
1046 Will is Jeep In widen Ihev
were riding on Magnolia Avenue
.Saturday afternoon, collided with
a 1837 Chevrolet sedan driven by
T. B. Thomas of Geneva at tha
fo u rth Street Intersection, Mr*.
ing the lights of free speech apd
assembly. * '
r
The SU Ia of Matylfud disputed
this contention, telling the Su
preme Ceurtt •
the dtstrqMlon require* u* to
"•TJs^-o*iyr a a l . aus.iicarry naw hurdens now.”
seted t » 4hft tHal
Puffing again nn his pipe,
General MacArthur dfivad Into
history: '
(gteslIon. g, park
"Fyopj'the time of David and
, via. disturbance
unlawful
war w it a gladiatorial
of tjte' public -pehqf 7 The/ trial Goliath,
contast. Evan whan I joined the
court deterrqlntd that they did *nd 4rmy,
a Colt .46 and a rifle wera
that dadsion Is nbt eubject Id-re primary weapons. Today It Is not
view by this (Suprente) CouH.” ‘ a rnqtest between men, but Mac
Tha Maryland brlaf added! "It hine* and super bombs.
wa* through no faun of OetlOonem
"We. will have to find that
that the. park polka did not nave a either war must go or mankind
full scala riot on their hands."
will go.
The Hupreme Coqrt plyo upheld
" I think that the common peo
the vontcmpt-ef-Congresi convic ple rla llie this. The Japanexo
tion of Eugene Deanla, General know war doesn't pay. Even the
■Secretary of th# American Com Russian mmscs prohablv oppose
munist Party.
war. All we need are tne mech
Dennis appealed to Ihe high tri anic* to accumpll.xli penco
bune!
with
the
cyntantion
that
a
"1 don't think the problems of
.
i r i i h ' ...................
Communist, official could not. get today arc any bigger than llioxe
a fair, tfla l' o*for# a Jury, which of 20 or Ml year* ago. They seem
Included. gqvrrtnhenl employe.,, quire real because all are brought
ucvaii federal worker* were on the before us at once In our evening
ibry which coliyft\$d Dfnnis.
newspaper. Many Incidents which
Juxjlca M l 6hm idellvxt«d today n ago, now are being Ignored 01
8-2 dqclajprj.
' '
merely protected.
'
Jukilc** BU' k 4pd 'Frahkfurllr ‘."Peace I* very, possible. It l»
irpta dlNMIlllng .oplnldnit:: Just less. essehtial."
..* Theye V f r * .%> vtevya .
th*
Ugn. .who , be* lieen / a general
.Vlnx'on and lhpi«r,, Mi*n, knT. “ther U n itH
we
BuWon.
e.- ackson
J*
paaklng but' for
s* con-that
_ iih the Moftse
yum m lllaa
MacArthur Says
'r s
H * « S L W
i
r
C IN C IN N A T I. Mar. 87 — 14
— A burglar, angered because
couldn't crack a safe In
Uucen City laundry here, act
fire to tbc place late last night
and left ■ note telling why.
The note, found In the laundry
office, said:
"Next tim# leave soma money
around. See what you had to
pay for not having money handy
for a poor fille r. Your poor a tf*
—so sorry. How, haw, haw, hayr.;
Fire Marshall Joseph D evlni
said kerosene had been spilled ovep
office furniture to start tha G Q
A watchman in a next door warehouse saw the blaxe, however, and
damage was limited to $200.
Police said the frustrated bur^ lar succeeded only in breaking
ie combination knob and handla
off tha safe.
.-,
■i
Thomas was bruised about tha
head.
No one was 1 sported injured, bu(
considerable damage to two au|A
mobile!, a 1*42 Chevrolet ficdaV,
driven on Seventh Street by Wei:
ley M. Thurman, Jr., and a 1047
Ford Sedan, driven on Palmetto
Avenue bv Lewis Redding, flS-vearold Negro, collided at the intersect
Hon.
Dkmage to tha Chevrolet
wax estimated at $460, and to th#
Ford at *300.
At 2:30 o'clock, Sunday morning;
Oscar Redden. 49-vear-old Negro,
driving a 1030 Riilck sedan, crashed
Into the fourth car of an A t",
freight train . at the main llfia
crossing on Thirteenth Street. No
Injury was reported. Da mays t« ‘
the Bulck was pul at $100. Tha
accident was attributed tn bad1
brake*.
IN M EM O RIAL
In memory of our beloved mov
thei. Perclllla Breivlngton. wha
passed away March 27, 1040.
"You
haw
left
a
beautiful
memory
£
And k sorrow too great to IM
told
But to 11s who loved and lust you,
Your m e m o r y will never grow
old."
Jsanitte Jones
Rote Jackson
Ruth Barnes
v •
Bertha Roundtree
^
Sarah Dcnard
end Grandchildren
Dr. Henry McLaulin :
O p tf lM t r U t - .
1,13 Mahaolia Ate. ’ * Phtme b ti »
S3
r u g -c LUAn in o
H H A M P O O ^ -M K T H U D
•5»*
K*e, pverlurnad near here yestef-
fIS
w
,^ J i4 t ank "par. ,W rl' of a 70-car
weyjbimmr/relaht train, burst Into
flames, Uhen .11 lost "d jtruck and
thqi) wrecked near the small compiutlllv.of WelwteY. Fl« miles east
overthrow of ,Rush like iq Bedford County
cull jtpillllg
the
"rahFjgrplng gasyllno wax xnitad'iiver
o f ‘ Ip
mu 11 uc \ charge Dowds and most of a .quarter of a "iplle-of track]
1
the oilier* w er* eelttfhcfcd to five
year* in prison and |U),UO0 fine*,
tie ha, been fra* In WMOO ball
pending on. appeal frem that convlctlon,
. . .
..
Georga W. Crockett. Jr.. Negro
attorney of Dalfott, argued the
contcnipt-of-Cangrta* appeal, on
Dentils' b th tlf. . Cf*ckatt said a
goisrnmsnt ampkva would bs
afraid to lemrit a Cammunlst be
cause of f» * i pi n tflia tlo n bv h!>
! i t ,‘ O r W n A o
*'t‘
SteahTtanmdiT
I * W. Concord
Ph. 8-$4lt
Pick up A' delivery» < '
No Ksiea CMrga
i"*!-
Making A Permanent
Pome In Sanford!
Ii dsvoted to the New York Giant*
F a rm Hvstem. together with the
Geoigr Barr Umpire Bchool, ^Hc
tails of the fine flshlnt to h* had
Jn local rivers and lakes, a dd the
attractive spring* and olcalekjng
ground*.' ■;*■ •
:
* . ’ *
The grpwth of Florida, Fashion* •fnmenl < lobsT | f 4
■)
^ r s t s F t r ^ tb,t **
, » j S
AND WHV NOT?
mail-order dross linn is cited And
the Incraase In building' permit’
from 101.61ft In 1044 to mots than
$800,010 1 1**1 • year In Sanford
The prppoBM project* nf a 1440,
000 waterfront
municipal
tbaed,
R *|o w lb p rin te d o n * o f t h * m » n y U tta r s •
w * h u v * received a t .thft H e ra ld o ffic e req u eat- •
I n r t h « t In fo rm a tio n ft b ou t o u r to w n be sent.
'
W hy.?.(B ecause th r o u g h .tb e n ew apaper, th e
t r u t h ab o u t yo u r to w n la re fle c te d . W e
! » lt)i plaaeure o n * le tte r w e .received th e
o tn e M le y .'
" f h t r e O n c e W a a A F e H d w t f ^ m e il
*
.i :,fi v **'
■ ‘h4-
■ Hill
t A
W h o se H o u s e W a s S o V e r y N a a r D e p le t e
M uch
T h a t H e P ic k e d U p T f a f t l M j e
*V*
*
. t
It,
fle M w l
1 *8 0
P lo t Id a
Took A p F H A
A n d D i d B u a ln e a p W \
SHERMAN C0
la t w t e SB to
18,WK) eratag moving th lt week, 60,000 bushels era aapajaart , to;
tmality « f both eupumber* move during tha eufraai week
omatoe* la e«ee||ent. While
Minetorm owwnpaaled hr hall
N O .T IC E *
AU'My Friend* and Cart
VZJT
WAF Murderer
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FHAU0AN8
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♦ f SSfS’
ib t e r J jU o n
V ’ t.'Hi
(< ti
BKMOPEUNO
not paid by March 91«,1N#
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//
CONCRETE W AtKS *
•1 ■
INSULATIONi ; \ ' *
| M l kKk to n the Hospital IM
r . C. M to, Ctrele
*—
.
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H..1:‘
to & W n U q
(4 SUBSCRIPTION TO THE HERALD
f a '.
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A PICTURE,OF YOVR TQWN
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.
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Vi Vfi
.V w '
h
U n ity T h t r * In B trn n y th —
Ta P rttM t Ilia Pn n of tha WorM;
Ta Promote tha Progrees of A itrlra.
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
THE
S H y *
#
a
AN
VULUM K X X X X I
*
A
Eatabllahed 1908
n
t e
IN D E P E N D 1 N T
H A N F O R D . F L C lf tp A .
f c
D A IL Y
I f c
r a
M A H T l'8, 105(T
Senior Senator
Release Of Infor
mation Would Ser
iously H u r t FBI
Prevent F e a r f u l H a l d o r e Hanson
Cataclysms, S a y s
T o p Conservative Asks Senator To
.StfitcDppartmcnt Aid**
Wants McCarthy To
Waive His Immunity
Improvements To
H o u s i n g Project
Approved By C ity
Extensions Of Sewers
A n d P a v i n g In
Goldsboro Planned
Hmatlieni' Record
During War Praised
Business And Professional Women
Clubs Oppose Socialized Medicine
ONLY 3 DAYS
a f e s 5 B K '* M S S » « S * s
“w r a v e r s t "
w
.
MirJinp Or* iirs About
U. S. Needs 10 Years And J Billion
Dollars To Provide Atom Defense
WASHINGTON. Msr. 28
f/Ti
1 .
prnbaM) noulil hr nreilatl to nivk- tha I
| self as I'omhlr from aloniic atlarl.
id
M iles
S o u t h
O f
l. jnatlinn Capital;
Pont Others De a d
- i" I itnn.oooono
...I
aa nejv'lv
o n u r v . O o tT M a r. 28— (/p)
\ l
S Embassy pime crash
'd ip.srt in lliminq wreckage
ih in n n d n lt/ i ll
l h r g o v a rn m e n l’ i c ltie rltir n | <i v
v11
■ oh to - xpltinnti "hke dynamite’*
t.arirn. iav, lb*t‘» tvlnl it ivnilld lak* tn i
i.lc
'••iilv.
Idling Amhamdor LsurAnd m ilia end. ha adds, ivr’d wind up v*it It a
i"iU I 41t<*
Lien if »*r were I'lllnic to gi'a up |>-n •
. In t*"' milk v p rl'ti/i M" r A N|emhardl and (our other
I" "■«»
)'*■ » th a niioies
V■ .I « ,. ,|.. ’ a
u h i‘th f’1 vv1* lim « f)
lie r i> " iq iiif ( ‘ 47. enroulc
M"
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G.r
I .-iiTi4*fbific m u * i III .It*
' . it.- I mi, J >i ,ia,. tmaihed onlo
-i, I
Kfl'HS iar si nil lit a n
i MH 1iiii
lUt <
. .n..
->*eird I rrm a f*w minut' J>1M *• % an Im liM • r*st IM | l i t
>f 4'illll'ljr pi*i-l *1! i r •J"
il'ai iit,mg of! bare
ft*if- !<’fIF | ***| 1MI
[■tvtti ’•It Hi ».•
i ' ”1! ' i'id mdiitry authoriiie*
It
I- lined tn i -it";""it on the possiin4' f
. A At :♦11 fill i 'IV ilten w > H«
*, d *,l-i',ag*. hni evewitneasm*4'|f» lilt h-4ugtl t]h« i It 1 LM'I'
T
i ill** H tivw h^ii* ni’rti Ht ?»iisF -it »l*etf ln*ri* of Hi- explnijrm relit t Ivw Hi H its! .f |tf*<t|l|sa , ..til l HlO ’S*
I- d m-M'ioie* id die iiine-hoinb.y
l
in *.
id , lommeinal airliner in
I ».
M‘»
i r |l 4«■tlHFMt is t ft
.tl.r
It I i * i lumiuer
■i 'iH iti4
1,^0 i 'i i i i
\ g I nfitr r-t
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(i I h ID
4|iflttkitN
rilt'Y
• ill
In* ♦‘ •ft i
Hiere
«, line llirvivor. He
h f i i i i '- l
|>'M no
rtil iit • ■!«»•
1for
*<►
Yti **ii
iI
t
»\ir Tone new
It! tv If
I t.",
i i. **l -gi f , wynne A. Long.
I I s* tf'f nt rtK.r U l H t i f '^
” 11 fl t | *111 »* »e*f*l• _ i»t >Tft )► |i| «i <
I in l. ll li tmi-.l to a.irlli with
f»'F 11to>p11 4 11$ f hr n*11 1hu
I
Are l-g ind otliei inturtes.
vl'ritf t .ififl vfmiiEfbi'nifty ,*nti <tii
ll. ■nld oi -iMgatiin
• i h f i fl*' fa'iisf ■* hi **tmI*| Mu* fl ii In I
it -1ss41■*eetod
I’tetf* Hi a
I
i *i *i- ii io -e if the wreck■*. iii'lii i ' ♦' I ill- (itaiu* plowed
•i "«i'i in' . die gioioul ami diein'-gt •'.ol to i itlooeodoiis e«*
I 1 1o
'lit- engine was hurled
■ ■■ * feii,,. I,, i, field 50 fe«t
■ i
One wing « a * 16 feet In
O' di«i I ........l i o n Two bodies
•*i I m ill aln,nt ,tn teel away oh
,n * In-1 ,li|e
1 'nt. ti.ii \7 i n m veteran
' p ■ >i oi imili *iite* nf Ihn Irnt)
I V f n l i n n f '. A r l o p f r r l * l’ n 1 il ;ti r A 11' it t i r •/ I . ,i •/ . ’ ■i" i"
H'
une *o fTanada In
:.'i» iifiiq „.j mg a, i; s. nnvoy
I)
If .
A
C .i- jp
Of
G iv e
O u ic l:
A ;.s i:»t ■o'n'1 Rus.ita. CtcchuHlovakla,
t-" ftlfii ami Ptuu. He was
M m i 'I n i A n d
it t t i t ' l r
tCnn tin iied' Ua
Slay -
».*, n. r^ni i
,
.
W
nM
i, itum
ilspLinl I*lithi t11
P u b l i c Schools
;Man
Get First Whack
A l Tax Revenue
Kills Wife,
Then Himself In
Morida Village
iini'p 'Pn S L11MOI <1
lit
'd
l l ’t
V
1AL1.AHASSEL. M * .
2« f l . .1
t/l’l Honda public schoolt today m ao lrl)|a,| loti wife today with
i-»ta pt«imii*d “fust wliai k" s’ ’ll'
I nt a .1 oolr
any windfall of stata irvaroief-rf >1
d,
l'i*"t lo* life with
•In i mav rnal'ie iham In rataiva' >|lt , •-( rill ! f 1S4f »Jc
1
ihrir full lejulaliva appioiinii
h t It' |H • « I •if ...... *’ M
•I * tt t if 1 , . ,1* t M ion
III,
i t.aiU . i nfftn
American La'*»> irtman' executive comI lie cabinet onanliiininlv adopt
,,Up Afl •ill , 1 I...I-1 ll Mi
" ......in ("im t'llniuln Poet No.
»J11»11f*M*
ni i motionto uive
lhr n
Mull1- ■•“, '-'d unmnmter of tha
11,-1 (nimbly ho .pit ll». OOlO'di ilr
,
tl.l' '•
I
i i I.
1I: I' .'it. ' ' o 195(151 at a
Ill, i il
m{ l*»s 4. I 111111e
lirlp if revenue hum the ta in
|t,
1 lull lOifi'r mi, c he|i| vff 1. M .i mini!. r'anl Karle
lax u iiiH lrifiil in (iar more linn
' ' I" " 1' “ 't’i1 1, J M.
I i i
l‘i-'o iiiii if Sanf'.id
la
j
at
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'lit (iru ro l nt yniaral loud ip
|> u 1 I. .1
' -1 1"in,i 1■11 (>i(|*iv. Re» iJjniiiM*;
|no|i|M|lliUl
it, l
i ill sr ftf
I ' i d l 1'm u in iin te i
R ob N, liorrl ufflclal* .m l ll>'>
i * ,r ' ,
im i
, i , . ki
h
I II* »*
) "kia • oi h i * elected the
I'meinlai
ulinlelieartedly" Widi ‘ .late '" T 1
j... .1 .
• in-If. ,t',l Oiatrict Ad.
Is a ■
V l ' hv
Ibiirnai |). Rlllav dial a ill- - 'll
11.. I, - Im .
Ill t'.u I > W .lli* of Cter; • .* f , •*aI \ H.e s M •i'r I
.a,*ion of the legi.latii'a i» n-ad
'■
-'-.t
dsnartment exi
hjteit
,1 I1m |, Ill « *»
-■I In produce voll'i lent rr-ei u•-•nit’ .ninen trom tha
11 at ■i «*
to r i o ( o next »ear Capt.
in enable school. In npetate toll
Me* In, hn'Rntte «! It •»’*•J stmt I
i* al* 't.o.en a,* one of
rone.month term* and »>av I ' * 1’ l I. , If t|»l.a . f<i UI •f ■ |H)t hi hi*! • li
'* f to im lelegafe* to the
•
e-'tl
Jilt
"
•
•
Ini
11
\
ntni
n't
'h
i
*
1
*1
rn ' tal.iite.t in lull
ft
I egion i 'invention In
tit*
if
-1
V
*
11 I
Governor Warren i-oinmaoiH i
V- M m|If (i *-• 1 V| a e lint Inn
however, "some of ua are *t>11
mm
,i
!--!«rf.xia,
alecteij were
' 11tonv\
so shell shockeit from the ln-t f .h| K'pufiKm s • in *. si% It
f,..i lu .tii. r i .iiiiin iiuh-i George
.(lailal session we i rtll'I rilili'iH ! ' ' ,"1,
M*rU'»n is i ft 'tolljmit vil HmUjf* Ki '1 ’ . ■■.in t Kla*iiiiiiiee, and the
nlata another one"
V Xfllstl'l IM " 'f 1' 1~st"1' I " -up* \ i '" * ,‘ii, Ilit ilii i nnirnander, RobMembers of Ho* calilnel «l■• • A tH t.m ii if ('larmnnt who
t ft .if .f M, tiers
.t'Miur -ill •'
aiqiroved a plan In loive ' I
.( a' the me«(ltig. Cedric
M r ..... . Urn In S HI I I 1fttL' 1M'M, t . *! j—
hmlgat Hlrectnr make a study „f
•
I'-ii. .it iirlsn t't P.i.t Mo. 18
’f | K
•’ te f H|ttert 1<<| * 1 Jl/nJ.
*t«t« finances to deteimine ),f
li.*,. l i t... rjit* (ir ,t a!ternat4,
•flf.'A'.i | Oil i Vf*l *,'1
1’ i l - fl
aouie aKpendlture, may he I
•|H »(l»’.'»s Ult'l A i" u yteiiluiy i .McGinv.iii and Lonoke
up and tha school* given
' • Hf %*
n hug.' rtial he ol • '■hi vm i fieil f i t third place.
illilonal aid.
\lthiniqh , »rv tlrml after a bird
Howard Bishop of Gainesville • \ a*t iitgled i 1 omin -i •i foti'i
aa I ■( woil: «t t hi* l.iiglnn soon,
aald His school official* "don't **Tgeati* to rle’ltti
-"i ■ • "lamlnola County Fair. James
It11aw* II,
(inni I t ' i M.a m l. V l
teal
wa
ihould
he the only
it Gxllu-ay. >'ommander of Poit
trnntlnnait On I'M * m i
group that ami* this yesi hni'
N i 5.t slut a Sanford delegation
llig the bag when we had an •
ittendaj *h« I'onferenc*.
l l l ’ ltlf'Tt IN SNOW
( C illlS M l On V is* Twirl
<;.M ( i a k f r n v m «i j i
A.'i niiipstivlng Commander Gal*
I'i
A Mirny .tide lull led four huvav
way a Commander Elect,’
O V IED O NEGRO DIES
Karlyle
Honsholder;
Adjutant
ighwHv tnairdeiiani-a men fro al
Nathaniel L. Carroll, Neqni
.Limn* Singletary, a past comfrom Ovlado, riled last night In a i- *1 nn lim il k ! 11i m*- on» .f tliern
I'vo n f th r men dog die It w av mender; Sui'ond vice-Comm snder
local hoaplUI. from Injuries re
teme, F Benton; f'apt. Loucka,
ceived Saturday night when tha ol am t bro u g h t
tha ilrarl man wa. U u* t'llterup r h-tle» Ct Webster. James Le Roy
19.15 Ford coach In which ha
Amli-raoii, Rnhert Charles Whitover] df. of Murlay, f ’*ah
Ha wa
w ai a paaaangar, turned o
after hitting another automobile oq, tit in'girt to a hoapital lieie two •n'te and Ruxxsll W. Tanch. Jr.
F»stiireil address#* were raadg
Geneva Ayanue a short distanc#! hours after Hia a’'alam'he Iniriail a
.•ate highway dapaitment piekun by the Ares Vice-Commander
outetda of tha city limits.
Injurlaa lo
the
Negro in 'loi'k and totxrv snow ulmv In Id* Lewi* Ven Wesel, and by Don
cluded three fracture* In Hi# tie t'ottmivvo'et r'sriyiiti .noth e.*t Carrol past commander of Jack*
•imvltta Post No. 9 D. H. Moor*
of heir
aplna.
nf the Clermont Poat served at
.si gesnt-at-arm* at the conference,
and Capt Laucks as assistant
xvrgeant-at-arms.
.*
The conterence was held at tha
Clermont Yecht Club on CleYniont's beautiful lake, said C apt
Lmii’ka, and the noon day luncheon
was "excellent and nicely served"
ATLANTA. Mar. 28. - (fl'J - A battered South today counlrd hv the ladles of the Clermant Poaf
one dead and 41 burl aftar spring blew her fop with snorted ininadoe*, Auxtllaty.
E Meed* Wilson of Mulberry.
hurricane winds, and dual and rain storms.
For nearly 48 hours lhr madcap weather reeled with destructive Florida National Executive Com;
niitteeinsn, wa* present at tha
whimsy front tn* Ohio River lo the Gulf of Mexico. Damage w»» esti (onference
mated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Mor* than 200 homes in Kentucky, Mississippi. Atkanaas, Alabama
and Louisiana were wreckad I n *
whola or In part, moatly thy letter. Ngei1 at Roliieraet.
JA CK SO NVILLE. Mar. 2*..
Tha only fatality waa raported
Worst lilt of all Hie communities Htstion
yesterday at New Iberia, L«„ when was the! - of Iltekoru Plate*. 4Q Atlanta
a woman touched a wire fenua rnllsa from Little Rock. Ark. Ten Boston
charged with 2,400 volte from a persons were hurt In that section Chicago .......
fallen powar line.
,
A pucket-xlred tnrnr.dn .kipped Denver
Lotilelang and Mlaxlsaippl count* t hi niigh 'the northeast cornet nf Detroit
rd 14 injurad tn the wake of wind* Mississippi, cutting a 50-yard nath New Or lean*
which peakad In Jarkaon. Ml**., at through the little town of Peden Naw Yorjt
100 mile* nor hour. Six ware In- and hurting three In tha midway Pittsburgh
in Georgia and 21 In A r community.
Ran Antonio
K
ia. Nop* was hurt aerlotialy,
At Jackaon the vicious wind* Seattle .........
Tho weaUttr, which started Ita toppled tho 820-foot radio tower of Jacksonville
Invited tn attend. Captain Krohne ■proa Ir Afkaneaa Sunday night, the Mississippi Highway Patrol Miami .........
will anfadn tho duties of cadets bargad Into Kentucky laet night and did 8100,000 worth of damaga Orlando .......
end mown pictures w ill be shown. and M l about 100 homaa dam(Csattastei s s a --------------- *
Tampa
Charles Coffin Is
E le c tn A J IM B B I
Empire State Law Ex-City Employe
Barri ng Commiea Linked To Kluxers
Held Valid Again That leashed Miner
Garland W. Spencer
Tells Of Plan For
New $23,000 Club
N o . 157
Steinhardt Is
Plane Accident
R e p e a t Charges 1000
LONDON. I v u T 2 8 - < / P ) ~
m
WFST, Mar 2 8 -H /F h Prendenl Truman today welcomrd Winslon Churchill said today he
Henry I.. Sltmion'i call f o r a does not believe war is either im
"*lern rebuke*’ ol Stile Depart minrnl or inevitable.
Openina a foreign ellnirs de
ment critics while a White Home
confidante dlicloied ihe Pre»i- bate in the Hause ol Commons,
denl's decision to maintain ihe ihe Conservative leader said:
W ASHINGTON, Maf 24. —
"There never was a lime when
leciecy of deparlrueni
loyally
•he 'leienruts against war were •« t'Vi — Ihe name of Win slim
files.
• burr bill pupped up tnda) In
Ihe vacation white home an I I'Mtfl
the Senaf> apv hunt
Haldore
'Another
world
war
would
be
no mu rd that Mr. Human had
Hannon, S tile Uaparlmenl off I lent a Irtter to the format Sec- 'jin by htslh sides lullering as the rial and former new .man, died
the winds of lliilaln's wartime
retaiy of War for a statement in lin t step what they dread moo
•e.idei In answering rharcea he
Neither
side
could
prevent
the
which Stiinton said:
Senator
MrCerthr
(R -W isr.'
■hat Hanson >* s» p'n-t nminun"Thu is no lime to let the noiiy (earful cataclysms which would
M.
He said M ri'arlh*. with
anlits of a few upset the Heacfcr m a r k the opening ol anothei
ennnl Ingle .,unlit rum lode that
purpose of our country oi distract war."
I hnn hill was guilt, nf "proout leaders from then p r o p e r
Churchill began his address hv Commnnl-I pun lit tries" he< atiae
tasks This il rather a time for promising the strengthened Tories Clintrhltl had said In November
194.1: "fh iit mnnslrnn, liigpe.
stem rehiike of surh antics and would give the government's fore
ciaupi steels
rianf engine <it Carman might
outspoken support ol the d t a - ign policy the same support as and tvrannv has haen tie.ilen and
limruuhed public servants against they had in "the years when we broken, nntfmighl and nntmanemerpil In ftus.lnn valor, genwhom they are Hncctfd."
were hopelessly oulliuniheied."
ernlslilp and srlpnve "
Churchill bridled al I'rim ' Mm
Karlier, a highly plsred White
House advisor said Mr Truman islei Clement Attlee’s rtlllr ism of
WASHINGTON M ,,
'H f / l’ i
hna oe,'i,|p,| to deny loyalty flies
his recent statement that Germany I lald'ii* Hini'Oi tndav . h.illaitg
of HI ate Hepar line lit cmplnvea to
a Senate committee limiting Com was risenlial to the detente of rd '-irnalnr Mi f .iillt* (If \V|») to
nihilist-, and sides in government. Western Europe.
-> i i . a lot tanatmial minoinitv and
This advisor, who asked that
"I are no reaanrt tvhv the Gnr rrpanl Im ili.tig ri that I Isnmn n
tie not tie minted hy name, said Mr mans should not aid In Hie He pro I'nnimlUilsI
Truman's position was outlined hv feme of their nsvn rnmitrv and "f
llsnion.
1 / year old
Stata
J Kdgar Hoover's statement that Western Europe," he said "There
the Krilvial Bureau of Investiga can tie no hope of a United Kuroii- lleiMttnienl ollirisl, lnld a Senat*
tion would be "crippled” If Its withmit Germany and there la no
irlalnins
siiI m omuuHaa
rnn/ldeiiHal files are opened to hope for Germany except within » foreign
Hut
ha
is
nut
a
CnniiMiiiml.
Iia*
An agreement with ilia Sanford Senator,
free and united Europe."
Stlnunii gave liis position in a
Housing Amliuiitv providing Inr
Churchill, who hour ha- tiren s" navai liaai, ., {'nnuioinut and
letter published In the New York
( tlv iinpinvciimnl. m connection Time, Monday. Preildential 8ee- advocate of a United Europe, ta il navel liflnngerl In s I 'iinmilillil
..lib thr proposed pulilir limiting letar* t'hartes (i. Ros* appeared France and Hrltalu cuulfj "com fmnt oigmifall'll*
blue together" ami bring Germain
projftl in CmId thorn, was approv at a new, conference with a copy to espial rank and "lasting aisoele
Mr Cat lli y, in testimony •<* lhr
of
the
newspapet
end
told
report
'd last niglil hy the City CoinHnn with them."
rommillee. .aid Hanson Imd "pro
ers:
"Thra* three countries, forge’ Communiti ptoclivitlai
minion, Cily Manager Clifford
He also
Tha (’resident reed with areal
fends and horrible
McKihhin rrporlrd dm morning. Interval and pleasure In the New ting ir nrr*ent
IC M tlsste Os rs s *
s iH s is i On rage M s) ,j.
The provhloitl he said: ctnhod- York Times nf Monday • Utter
bv former Secretary of Stata and
im
r,im ity ro-npcralion on the former Secretary of War Stlmson
pmiccl. Improveincnli hv the Lily He wrote Mr. f\linsnn a lettei
thanking hint for making this
would imlmtr icwcragc .mil oilier very fine statement."
.Meanwhile, the President with
l.iLililirt to the border ol llir pro^T u rn in g
up hi* coat collar ter I. .uni paving, part id tlir <*x held comment on the resignation of
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney a.
M F R M IN nM A M . Mt», M hi ‘.’H
and aHspiiiiiig tin* took of n
NEW YORK, M a i. 28
id'.
pnne of will, ft will hr. ilrfi.iyrd tinier Secretary of Commerce.
4>?
A flininh ini illy riin»liiv#«
In
the
night,
he
deviated,
tlva
A New York hI hI i1 law limimi;
Whitnev
said
lie
submitted
hU
hy
thr
Homing
Authority
vimt)S|r|»iv m pi-4 linhi'H I*» hi HvI
irni>ii.«*a fra e*a» ai«>
<'-mmiuuM.,
flunk
i'iit.............I
In
lengiiHtinn
in
a
letter
of
Feb.
1
Hv»» n f Iia ififl 1*1i Ml 141 1aaim'sI !|» |J111
■te
tinogr Wdliiiim of thr Sanford
and hoped to tie relieved from hi', public fl'hmil syatiOM, Im, le an I M»»Ms
I loii.uug Aiilhunty. adviinl t h r post May 1.
(tiled valid (nr the second linn* In
HoFk i I \
f'tlHMtlllUto IS hFltia
<9'
Cimiliiiiiiim that thr p m irtl n
I'lesideniial Becrutary C liarle- ■■outI a p p e a l,.
tilt* htrtikail fl’'gglug
A
double-barreled
fight
hit, out tried fru
K»a'K ahead »uccf«ifillly in ipMe U. Kona said he had no comment
lust Mav nf milv Hamit' on, i
Hr did May, however, that Her- • he 1949 atntute now i, headed hit miner
He
«f f 'riftllmi i( . All.
of thr Hrtad involved.
Ihe
alula'll
highest
tilhunal.
ihe
i el arc of Commarre 8awv'> ha
tfl •* • ha' ha Is
danlrd In
court
nf
appeals.
t
C
s
s
Ils
s
M
o
a
P
a
g
e
M
a
t
It wai agrrrd, laid M l M<
An appellate illvialnn of ihs i |ii*lnlier of Hie ho hlux l.lao.
Hilly Midday.
reptiltei tm
rian« for a new civic club build Klhhin. that the City will not
■tala Supreme Court in HrooMvn
ing containing a dining room, a tirn taxet againil the project
loilng yesterday that the tvin- the Birmingham l’u*t. teattlte I
yasterdav Hint
Ctiamhliaa I'dd
jcltchan and stage, and costing but il is provided that in lieu o f ;
herg T,aw Is constltutlnnal de
him
in
a emivarsation
Inxt
about 12.1,090 were outlined ves- laxei, 10 percent oT the renlali
clared in a unanimous opinion
tardav to Rnlarlens hv O W Hpen
“The constitutional r i g h i nf spring Hist It* wns « nianitiar of
JACKSO NVILLE, Mar. 24. it robed hand that want to HariUl
rer. chairman of the building corr- will he paid to ihe City.
fire speech may be abridged at a
ton's home shout a month he( Speclall — George Smathers. condition to the enjoyment
A
report
wai
received
from
Cltv
mtttee.
fore lliii miner was flogged
The Rotary Commit lea will meet OulMing Inspector John (tlllun campaigning against Clauds Pep public employment."
*
Mobley qltuteil Chamhllaa a*
nett Tuesday night at Mr. ftpnn- "tilin g that a dwelling In George per for the u, 8. Banata, last weak
An appallate division of the
eer’a home, ami representative* town had been condemned due to had his war racord praised by his supreme court at Albany ruled laying the hand warned llnmltof other civic organisations will Its had u n ita ry condition. The former Marine bole, Major General several weeks ago that tha law la tnn ahniil drinking hut left a f
ter Mrs, Hamilton pleaded with
be Invited to attend and work out owner ban hnen advised to either Holland M. (Howlin' Mad) Smith, i 'institutional.
repair the building or tear It down who wai In charge of tha American
details for financing the project.
The appeals from rulings hr them not to flog her husband
Mol,lev also quoted Chambliss
Mayor Andrew Csrrawav an forces on Saipan In World War II. Individual supreme court luet'ees
' . I t Is hoped that the Cltv will
as saying he airninpanied white
convey to the civic clubs Hie lot nounced lltU morning that the Cltv 1 A telegram from tha General were In similar eases.
Immediately east of the Rus Sta Is planning to follow mnre rlmely reached Smethere' Dad* County
In the Brooklyn case, tha nog- robed and maaked men on n vlill
the
I'antecostnl
llolliiea*
tion on Commercial Avenue and the .iindltlnna and renulrenianta Headquartera In Miami, following Inal suit to challanga the law was tn
a sniping attack on tho young Con
( ( ' i i i l m l os Face Ma)
Hamilton's home
Paimattn Avenue as a site for
filed hv Abraham Ladarman, presi church near
gressman’s y a r record by Pepper
Jan 9, 1949 The maaked men
.the concrete block building. »ald
who alleged that Bmathere had dent of the taachara union, Local Joined In the servlcea and do
IS 18 LUCKY
to M r. Bpencar.
W i. Of Hia United Fuhllr Works...
asked
him
for
eld
In
getting
out
SYRACUSE,
N.
Y„
Mar.
28
—
*
No deflnlia cost figures have
Tha United Public Workers has nated money to the church.
yet bean determined; however, It HP) — Mr. and Mr*. Vernon Clark of the Service at the end at hostili httn ousted from tha CIO on tha
Mra. Hamilton also took tins
ties.
don't
believe
the
number
tS
Is
un
Is estimated that tha hiilldlng can
ground of Communist domination. stand to describe the April visit.
General
Smith's
telegram,
ghlch
lucky.
be erected, according to plans hv
In tha Albany case, tha New Hha ax Id the hand burned a cross
Yesterday w ai thalr Iflth wad was sent from hie home In San York State Communist Party filed
Elton J. Moiighton, at a cost of
hut did not harm Hamilton wjien
Diego,
California,
said:
ding anniversary, They celebrated
about $28,000.
the suit. It la appealing to the ■lie told them, "Bill is not drink
"George
Bmatheri.
now
Con
hy
obtaining
a
itata
supreme
court
For dining, up tn 1B0 nerions
stale court of appeal*.
ing now."
could bo accommodated, and for order setting aside a divorce de gressman from Florida, served his
The Brooklyn case was car
Mrs. Hamilton said sha was In
country loyally and faithfully In ried to the appellate division hy
entertainment purposes the hall cree.
lied and did not aer members nf
" It must ha Spring," commented tha Pacific at a good Marina under the Naw York City board of edu tha gang that took her husband
would aeal 2SO persons, said Mr.
mv command in World w a r I I and
Spencer, who le chairman of tha Justice D. Page Morehouse.
cation a ltar Justice Murray Hearn out and flogged him lata in
The Clarks, who live In Skanaa- provod hti courage and devotion to ruled last Dae. 21 that tha law May. She described bruises on
building committee.
Mrs. duty under fire In battl«,H
Serving with him on the eom- talas, have two children.
was unconstitutional. Yesterday's hla hips and lags as a result of
Smith led Marina forcaa In the
^ mlttee era Gordon BHiCon. J. L. Clark had obtained tha divorce de Gilberts,
the lashing.
Marshalls, Marlemiao and decision reversed Justice Haarn
Ingley, W, A. Leffler, H. B. Pope cree, which would hav# become
William Rochester, a disabled
The teachers union announced
two Jims.
final Apr. 4.
and George Touhy.
that tha cate will be carried to tha miner, said the maaked men forcIp addition to a largo main room,
stata court of appeals and. If neces •d him to watch tha Hamilton
tne building would nave a comsary, to tha U , B. Supreme Court. flogging. Ha aald a score or
ptita kitchen, storage room,
a
Tha anpallata division In Brook more blow* ware administered
stage with dressing room .1real
lyn said tha State Civil Service with a leather strap.
Chembll** w*a dhmUaed from
|Aom», ywuit
vloak *«*f«*i
roam, mall room, lanl
r
|UU|IU|
taur
Law "bans tha organization nf s
tor’s closet. and porches. Floors
society'or group advocating tha his Juh as ■ city machanlc last
by
Mayor Cooper
■ . .wquW be of terraxlo, in# celling of
overthrow of tfca state or na September
11 aeouatic
aamiatln tuna
typo cehtea nr
or nlhan*
other
tional government, aa well aa mem Green. The mayor said ha was
fired for conduct unbecoming a
’ Splldlng m aterial
The National Fadaratioa of Buaiima and Profasaiooal Wi
i t bership therein.”
M
Flans Include provlelon for later Chiba have jotnad the more than 3500 other orgaatuHone ig
The decision, written for the city employe.
I
He la tha third to ba triad of
\ . Inetellallnn of air conditioning,
five-member court by Justice Wllopposition to Coespubory Health Insurance, Mrs.
Ham B. Carswell, also said tha 18 man indicted by tha grand
. W f Mr. l r « » ____ ____
Stale legislative chairman and local B P V president
Felnberg Lew "Implements the Jury after an outburst of flog
civil jseijrtcgJmw g_g x and orn- gings and croaa burninga last
This planlt adopted in the National > F W legis
spring.
declared,
an endorsement of the idea that compeleery health plena
Colrman A. Lollar, an admit
constitute a sociaUatic type of legislation wholly opposad I d American
FINDS IT .0M
ted Klansman, twice waa ac
Thera era oniy S days la ft
of
masked
flogging
LOB A NG ELES. Mar. 28. — M quitted
In which to rtfla ta r for the May
— Harold Prica, fT, Jobless for 10 chargee. A hearing of similar
weeks, found 827JWO In negotiable charges against A. B. Carradlna,
ahow that a t u Wlu Im taken from ■tocki — but didn’t hare carfare a but driver, ended In a mis
backbooa of Amariee, Mr*.
trial whan tha Jury was unable
ta hunt down tho owner.
the payebock
. ...
Hama aald. Soma of theae an tha though ha la ^raedy proiaeted hy
So he sold a pint of blood to a to a s m .
commarclal, lodystngl, fratensal or blood bank for $4,
A IR PAffROL
With th li to finance the search,
- ... . . . . . . . W .o rtta il fce
The Civil A ir Patrol will mest
Price after two daye of effort lo
cated tha canter, Mrs. Joaeohlna Wadnaeday night at 8:00 o'clock
for meetcal cere
Seeder. SM4 GreeeJeef Are., Chi- at tha Munletpal Airport Hangar,
lea.
.-'V iV
and a Civilian Patrol Cadet Corps
ra« will b« formed. All high school
Without boys of 15 to I I yogra of ago ara
Senator Claude Pepper, ncJdrening neatly 1.000 people in
downtown Sanfoul Inal night,
many of whom were mixed Nr
groes, delemlrd liimarlf ayun.l
assertions that he i> a communist,
•aid that he oppose* die |',,u I n,
ployment
I’ractier*
Hill
nnd
attack rd In* opponent
Geoige
Sinalhrit an a tool ol thr On
Pont interests
1
He wai introduced hy Fdwaid
H utl. ymwg allutnry, who de
clared that Pepper represented
Arnent.su ideal* and die Atnerirnn
way nl life, lie pointed out that
Senator Pepper lord aided this
•ection with WPA piotect* ton•tiurlion of the Nav.il Air Station,
deepening of the St. John* River
and it now winking on n flood
contiol pin|fct |o| tin. airn
After shaking hands with evriy
meniher of the tow tiny oulieitia
that livrnrtl things op hefoir the
t a l k . Senatin Peppei lanmlied
right into nil altaik on Smallirri.
i "There la n gt'iilli'mitii -is«'jig
I am a tnnl man," ho iterliired.
"He iv t. picked hy the MnPonte
to run MRiiinr-t me. In tieremtiei,
1940. I let him have o Indy on my
’ staff to aid him. In January, 1917
are gave a reception In Wnahlngton for him, but now tie nay* 1
have become alintlnmu.
"Smatliora said i voted jfm
FfcPC. 1 was arjaioi'. F M 'C . I
am a member of Ihe IVipti.t
Church. Negro prnplu a y buniut
balnea; and 1 have tried to recognive th ili right a ns eiteh.
" I went Ui Moscow In IlNjl.
Why < W n 'i the opposition tell
__ IU Wo
JM rdrthf
' ^ v eTailed
i l e d hiSr
rthtftmJ'fV'-'n iwbiffrtK
that '>* ,w ,8 ■ n,eln*,rr "»
A commit tec, that everyone'
at the U. H. emtmany, aril that
« complete report was made •<>
the Elate Department "f every
l
A sR o rtn tfd 1’iess Lcaseil W ire
Smathers Hit As Harry To Keep Winnie Says Ambassador
Tool Of DuPonts Loyalty Files Future Wars
Killed In
Senators Not Imminent
By Senator Pepper From
President R e l i e v e s Neither Side Co u l d
Large Crowd, Ma n y
Ncg roe:*, Hear His
Stand On FEPC And
Journey To Moscow
Wind* and partly rloudr through*
Wednesday. Scattered ihowara Hi
,,-,rth and retilral portlona today.
Not quite <.o warm In north portion*
(mins nnd I'uiight.
NEW SPAPER
TUESDAY
W EATHER
*
Battered Southland Reels Under
A b o rted Hurricanes And Rains
THE WEATHER
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Tin- ilin.-rnry " I u m il uf nrwapeint from the paper
psper iiiaklni' mill In the Hanford H erald’* printing pres*
is shown In tJit- pieluics uhnve, where, tup row, left
-linwn, fiin i, newly n.neilueled fR2,ltOiihnofl
ihe *lte and il„ Imliixtriul pnsHlhllltlca.
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il
unilhi
Ameiiean fire enleiprire, Ihe ecu- '■nnuiiendntinn thal
noinh-allv feu-ihle reuli.nihm ,,f mi muke n gui.,1 liii'itlinn for uewx"illipiCeth-ul .Ilium" uf I,vi, ,|ee- pilot niamifn. line, a,id Hist a
paper
immufai'liiring
emu'ern
ailcs ago.
When Ihe fit 1l- llr. ( lialien Hci I -Imtlld he Inleie l.-il In 11“ llnve‘Ihe avnRahle fncllltlci
t,V. tlavannali Ni-lunlial, hegan ex Inpini'iir.
lierinientlng wllli nlne imlp impel, Included a pleutlfiil supply uf
then- were hull, xelenlifi,. uml fin water, n wnlei fillinlinn plunt, a
anrial hanieiH in Inn die 1‘aiui puwei piiinl >.iid a uunihcr .if
h*d been made from pine ..in,- ■ it-Hsei impinvrmeill*.
I'uner I'laiil
about Itllii), hut it wnx dlilk in
color, i-oime nod iirootitahlr fm
At till- pninl iln Alaliaiuji
anything Iml wruppiug and lu-iivv l'hauili.-i m| I'ummerce entered
carton , In. 11■■tv wiih i .,j.i iimi ihe flictui e. Acting iih ii i'll I itIt wnilhl lie liii(iiisx|hle In lake mil lytic ngciil, they tu,night tuthe turpentine end imam, mid citliei the N.'Wepiltlt t’lillltnltlee
bleach I lie paper -uf fleientlv fm of the Hniitheru New*|iHper I'uhi.ewaprint nianufaelurt'.
lir tiers' Asjncuillnn ISNI'A) IIIid
Even when hi* ex peri mill Ia tile county group In the Imp* thiii
proved aurrcNxful Mid a pile! plant llieir two prohlents could he
at hli> Savannah lahniuloripH urn- solved jointly. When this happen
duct'd a few rtilln In lliMl. llm fin- ed, resulls nhuilly hecinnc u n
anrial harriers Inumed. Knnrrmm* dent, and Hie lung year* nf pro
capita) waa needed for Ihe Itf-nirti- motion on the part of the nnhlldous pi millet inn essential If Hnnlli- fdier* ami Ihe liilnnaive effoit*
Jrrn newspt nil Were In i-nuiiieln of the Tnllndrgn cltlicn* boro
In price with that munnfactiire.l fruit.
On June I'J, lt»47 the Coosa
In Canada and other Nnillu-rn
River r’nuipanw limk over owner
■pyicc-fnreat district*.
To* tilnnt begun to lake phy ship of their first properties. Tile
sical shape on Apr. 17. IP4B, existing fiirilltle:, were located nil
whan yinimd w«h lirok.n for the a large government-owned reser
mill that iinw. le*s than two vation, ami the new company
year* lalor, l» a conipleied plant. purchased outright a 1116 aero
Apiirnxlmatcly
Ii.Mui cm loads segment uf this, Inrludllig Dm
and njfIMl Irucklnaii* uf malerlal 'and on wlil.'h Ihe existing build
and aquipiunut iveic reipilrml in ing* were. They also signed lean*
giving tlifin 40 year use uf
of tho
the
tha complete project.
improvements, Chief Hinong these
Ordnance Work*
The enlurpri i* In Icmw of ihe wi'te the nil,000 kw power plant
Initial Idea and Ihe .iidisiipicn- ami the H,1,000,000 gallon water
planning nrrpssary in bring It plant, hut also Inrlmled were
intn hnlng goes hack many yearn; such other things as varluua pro
and many can share the credit cess huilrts, several miles of
fw 11 P"Nnan*nt producing en- paved highways, and railroad
. tcrprla*. In an area that might tracks.
With basic plana set, a site and
•l . .
otherwise havn been an ccnimmlc
J , i vacuum left In the wake of World facilities located, uml with the
micleus of an organisation, the
* W ar II.
next problems facing thg, new
n tha depression days of the car- company went getting thoTiecea■
j
IfWfl's, Realising that the sary technical know-how M de
South's forests uf fast-growing sign, build, and operate the want.
pine were an upnpprednted as They turned to Kimherjy-IHark
set and believing that they could Corporation of Nconah. Wlf., M
ha utilised in the making «f pn- a long-established, rldaly-lBwwn
w v. ;the Bouthprii NewspNjwr concern, which had as a pdft of
PubHsher*' Association Iwgan tu its organlsatlmi comptota and ex
■remote the Idea of Southern pa perienced unginw lng, research,
woodlands and s a id staffs, aa well
per mills to mak* newsprint.
This formed a partial Imck- as personnel experienced In Ant*
ground against which another, llnd of operating problems paead
and a t first quits unrelated, pro- In tlda new venture: along with
I could be solved. Thla wa*
m atter of Chllderaburg and
surrounding area, which dur- vara) months of conference and
the war was ths site of the sludle.‘. later in IM7 agreements
Alabama Ordnance Works, war* made between w * Cooaa
i the dose of hostilities, hun-
Coohii Newsprint
M I“
Bffiartrthi'
CiNiHti River (Al.i.l mw-inint mill, (lie fir«l of ita Mini In
tile Knlllhciiat, I lie -eeniid ill the uliliir Hnuth, uml Ihe
aernnd ill the win Id
in ill,. netVMprinl mil ,.f S.mt In-rn
eluili pine; aeenml, u night view nt lIn .iu,ii- plant; llilrd,
winlimrn i m m , mg i.ark ftnm pine h.gr mi the l.aiMng
drum hefnie i lie pin.- i*
fium which the paper I*
end nf the pb|u-r nnu-tiine
tin wet end nf the pupei
chopped and maxhed Into pulp
made; bottom row, first, the dry
into which the pulp Is fed; second
machine where the paper may he
uwiirded Imnlly to the Daniel 'lie war.
■ttier, W. H. Cllffurd; Assistant
(dolllpMi'v nf tlri-envllle, .‘.
on
.St-crelary-Triiasnier, J'. A. Rach
Raw Datrrlnls
eslnhlh.licd S mi lim u I’oinpany e»Raw iitntetlul problems wur* el,ier
perlnnc.-d In Ihe Imlldiug of lexp»r t uf
tile mills, and to the I*. II Mc- I lillopghl) iirveycd its
I ro yalty It tilin g
(I iiiw Com puny of New Im l and Die original iilatming of I lie lirallllllfpid Engtneei lug
, don-; iect, win,!, imllcHted that llmre
H 'u a lla u * * r . « m t a | a O K I
by Klinberly-t 'link's eiiy-menriiiir would he -to iil.iitidaiice of wand Ir,
dcpnilmiril and tiv Ihe Filina- Ih e In lin e , 1ml, vii-hlily uf l||r mill truining office. In the agency's
l,"»v '•'■ needi. Within
60 eni|iloymetil service
f.'nmiiiiuv, winch (mil loi.h llei
Justice 1‘icttvniitn wrote tha munrlgin.il survey fmin which tl.-s ndh- i minis nr., some 1 mat.UOO
lecuinineuihili. us had I ii -I come. mies of fore-t land, ami wlldii a jorlty dei'lainn with .lostice I'rnc\ vigorous dl»Ivey i iillt.l III, Hoe pet-IIII’.'I am - Hid oule iniliiis are JH.OPo.iaai iur concurring,
file Ml mile limit alone will M-nt canie ft mu Justice Kdgerfnn
selected from the sever III cm, ft',J
pi *.luce uii i-stimaled 1,6101,(10(1 win. dcclureil;
corns
“Withinil trial hy lory, without
When cimstl m linn !»uruii, llm '" id ol pulpwood each vear, us
'I will' the mill reipilre evidence anil without even being
urlglfilll "Cheilid, . -.11. .1 I... m... '•'""I"'"
ol ..I 21(>,(aai curd*.
nlluHed t,, , iiufrout her nccip erx
duel Pm In I la : p i. ne ,<l I i. o il,
■V> n pal l of i|r, ope, nl loo. Iln oi to Mum llicit Identity, u cillw iis
expei-ied Ho mill would In’ * *
"inpanv will hav,. „ r,,| /•-ll nl the Ullitcil States lius been
‘.! vein- In ImiMiogl III. fn I • ii\ Muff with a iiuiximuin of
lUndllclloll nf llie ’dll •>. I 'I ■ H* In I h uu'ii, iml oid,- in the found illsluviil tn the govcrniiu-ul
was turned nut on Dec. 26, llM'i.i ■'"'St effective metlmds of growth, of Die United Slate.* . . ,
"The ( majority judges) think
when tlie Pulp mill -tn il.d npei-l pritleclion and iinivtUmg of llinlr
ellng; Iniilcal log hmv slurt-up | ,„vn WIIIM Tin-re 'vlll ,'tmdimlly ■Mi** Ihtiley'* Interest nod Ihe pub
lic interest conflict, I think they
dale* have keen surtiassed.
h" Dune ,f font "i miser vstlsti
Tin- iimuiint n( ('iiihhng nod I"'"1 lei " working for the com coincide,
The majority opinion ulgngd:
inaclilne erection to I.. done v n pany on tin. ('inject. Tin1 first
"'Ihe Cons til ill inn placed Upott
siih-tnnllal. II included all Ilie plant logs of seedling tree* wa*
building* and equipment needed oni,deled early ill liPtlt when (he I'rexldeiil mid the Congress,
and upon them alone, retnan*!ntiiml lf<Ml,(IfHI I reex were art out
l|in power house unit the water mi Inmis owned by the company, hllltv for Ills welfare uf th li coun
try in llie arena of world affair*.
plant acquired fnau the governHcrnuse of Ihe uuture of south"It hu happen* that we are pres
merit. The umiii building, 1,1 Id ■Hi wood. It Is lint stockpilnd for
hy ti:tll feet, t'oulaina Ihe mujoi bmp period* like northern variet ently In an adversary position tu
part of the manufacturing equip- ies. I'lans lire fur a woodpile with it government whore most success
inent and shop*. Another building u maximum of three weeks' sup ful recent method of contest la the
Includes the receiving nfflre mid ply. The first wood received v/ua infiltration of a government aervwood room, Others are the elilo purchased on Dec. I, III id. This ice by It* sympathisers.
hln atnraife, reedvery building mid ■illinium Indicates a steady, year
canal idling area. The first build- rmiiidfluw of wood to the mill
liilf to he cnniidctcd wiis Ihe mod I'I'iscly Keated with mill cunsuinpern red brick V-shnped nffirn (lull.
I C a i l l s s M K i m . P a i r II m I
building, whlrh has been In usit
The piodiiet will bn dialrlhotc.1 eluded Mrs. Goodineed, Mr. Carr*
hy the growing nilmlnl-trativv will beyond arena close to the way. Mra. Roy Till Is, V. A. Spear
group for aotue months.
mill. Available for trnn*portlng
.100 Ton* Daily
finished paper and pulp, as will
Papar will he produced on two as the Incoming mterlnls, are
H o w e ll.
D on
H a rris ,
modern, i high speed newsprint three of the areas Important rail Volio Williams, 8r., and Mm.
lines,
the
Southern,
Central
of
machines designed to turn out Geoigia and the Atlantic Coast Mildred Kasper,
.'100 tone dally of high ipiallly pro I.lne. At..... |iv highway Is on
Visitors Included Voile Williams,
Jr., atata committeeman; Mrs.
duct. Pulping facilities Include State Highway III.
Msymo Hodgkin, atata committeeAdministration
troth gromtdwuod uml chuinlcnl
woman, Mrs, qrece Bradford,
The
Coosa
River
administra
equipment. Thu former urn titled tive group Inrludi.-n: A. G. Wake- Congressional
commltteawomani
at 260 tons daily, oil of which will man, executive vlre-pi evident and O, P. Herndon and Orlo R. Math* fl
go Into tha manufacture of paper general manager; Ralph M. Watt, loua.
Pour candidates for tho State
a t tha mill. Part of the sulphate vice-president In charge nf salaa;
production will he used in news W W. Cross, salsa manager) Wil Legislature were present! M. B.
print and tha rerpaliulur sold fur liam K. Hortiheck resident mane- Smith, H. B. Arnold, Volt* Wil
uther uses. Under terms of Kim- cert unit I1. A Itn.-liehlei, comp- liams. Jr. and Vivian Spear, t
herly-CIark'a contract, thay will IrniW .toh'i Ri|«hiirn Is Wood P. Hagan and Jack Stamper were
bu« this sulphate pulp.
lands manager; P, C. Laltde. the two County Commlealoa can
The procurement uml tralnliiR pi art pturlneer. M, D. , Hthnkc, didates there.
of personnel for the mill Is an nitrclmsliig a relit; Howard A.
other of the projects In which N'uiihaiiei, office liiallkgel; John
Kimberly-Clark tm« made exten Thutner, wood storage and pre
S e n t T o N o rth w e st
sive use of Ita staff facilities. As paration siipcrlntondent; Jam es
of Dee, t, HMD, permanent as Muvnlhan, groundwood auparlnsignment*
Kimberly-Clark peo tendent; J. D. Dailey, pulp mlU
WASHINGTON, Mar. tf . - R p t
ple to tha Cooaa River Nowsprlnt superintendent; Jay Grlttandm, —The Air Pores ordered additional
Compaay totalled fill, with an paper mill superintendent; Jam as fightar unite to tha Pacific north
other l l having coma from Ue Simpson, service operations .su
subsidiary and affiliated com- per intamlenti Q. A, DeCoudrte,
industrial engineering auptrlaUn- atomie works and-other vital * •
Aside from thla trained an
deal) and O. I t Boons, poyaeanot fonae rlants,
perianced cadre, recruiting
been done In the Routh,
company payrolls will level
at aboM 760 people. An add
si 1100 part-time and sea
group will ha required to ear
w oo* operations,; ".' ,,
,
County CommisHion
Air Fighter Units Arc
U S f t'& W lU t
p«*Ut,
HIP
w
and for the sola
of quick collapse product,
lew economic acthis, a eltlsana'
i county - k the
ify War Plant*
Achet*un'g Plana
I lisilia llv Tint S w ntni O
seen emerging before ll i* wound Into rolls; uml third,
the pics* mom nf tin- Sanford Herald where l-'nnniun
Allan Hall imnervinu the printing of tin- paper, nssiatnil
hy Ulmer Clelnn.l, Roger Ingram and Nathnn Vales.
Italian Strike
tin* m uniing’x scstlur.s.
Then the |iij( conference mom
upstuirs in the U, H. enihasxy was
i u s Hsm I r o w rag# o m
ICnatlaeeS n - m C s s . Uee I
closed, 'I’lie talk* on the n * x |
ouh consideration.
He soil that augment the police force.
was true nf Lie's present *ugAfter Ihe piaxsn wn* swcni United .Stales utoven in Kurnpe
gestlon. Hu noted that It is l.le's clear of knotted umi'P* of work w ill he lield liehind siiut donrj.
responsibility t0 make such rug era the government niimninrori ' .. , ic. i,iv .xp if.’ieii to l,e -no
- i r}
gentium.
l-'oreigii Necretarv (levin -aid
In Loudon that Britain has no Intent lor. of dealing directly with
Soviet Russia on the atom bomb,
•SucIi a dliruxsion, he declared,
should take place in the United
Nations,
"It Ii nut the Intention of this
government to muke a direct ap
proach," Uevin told the House of
immiimu*. "We do not think It
would lie a success. We think it
would lead ua into difficulties.
We prefer to adhere tu the proper
ina-hinery which has been laid
down In the United Nations."
ugn up by
The uuostlon was brought
shorli Raymond Biackhurn, who
loihorlte
asked:
" VVhm proposal* tid the Foreign
Secretary received from the Unit
ed Metes government In re la tl* ’
tu Hit,mil- energy and the hydro
gen bomb project T And what a r
rangements hae he made for con
sultation with President TrumanT"
Bevln replied he had received
m> new propotala from the U. 8.
"Tha second part of the ques
tion therefore does not arise." he
said. "United States proposals
for international control of atomic
chorny have been made to tho
Atomic Energy Commission of the
United Nations-"
Asked by Rlackburn f«» assur
ance that the m atter wutild be
placed befure tha U. N. In the
immediato future, Bavin said:
"I cannot accept the view that
the mere solution of atomic energy
mean* absolute peace In this world.
There are conventional armament*.
There la p whole range of prob
lems that have to be d ealf with
in thla connection,
■ tv ,
"If a country will not .open U
doors for Inspection," Bevln said,
"what Is the use of entering Into
agresments — when you do not
know whether they are Being kept
or notT '
Secretary .Aeheeon alio hacked
up contentious from
assocletes
that th e ' United ftataa Is being
harmed In Ita foreign relation! by
chargee frees Baggier McCarthy
(K-Wla) of uommuntit infiltra
tion of the Btate Department.
Secretary Aeheeoe said tha
Dial the rally hnd hern banned ! |'.c^ 0,i,1‘,|!,|,’,'tP‘'nt* of details of
a* "unauthorized."
■•*»•**"
'flu- coiileretu-es will Inst three
Also In Hume, AmeiIra's "Rig
Mix" nml.ns-ndor* In Kurupc open diiys. Iiipliuiint- who gullieied for
tin. talk" saul they wmild cover
ed their cold war conference.
D.e Ib-iMn staieuiate, tin- Del man
The show of Red simuglli gnv. silmition, Kurnpenu Recovery propoint to the Hidijectx up for di
hl< in*, and Hccri'lnry of .Statu
russlon* which ItolmlM means 1..
w ,u-
......
-ev e , point*
curb Soviet etirrom-lune.il In the llr, , !Mlu, flll ...........
will,
went Ihrtiiitfh
iihi» uf
Communist parti,•*.
ri,e«e Included requiring HusThe ambussudor* — America'* sin to stop subversive use of l< ;
representative* in the U. S. S. it , ('muimmUt parlies in oilier counRrltnin, French, Italy, Die lilun i trie*.
commissioner for Germany and
---------------------------- *
the ECA chief fur Europe—posed ( (ine third of the U. S. popcorn
for photographa at the atari of crop I* raised In luwa.
�PJr!
J i-
*<■ •.** - I
iI
Xm
,
h VwHy H m n In BtM«Ui — ' n
U r m * t ik# p##c# #f tea w«rMi
To Promote Ik# Prof rmo of A n r k i .
To I'rndoca I'roaperlty for Hoofor4.
VOLUME XXXXI
•
t I
® be ® attfar& Ifr-ra lft
EaUbltehad 1908
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANPORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY MAR, 23, 1980
Air Force Bomber
Crashes In Desert
With Crew Of 14
Railroad Office S a y s
Two Pliers Alive:
Nine Bodies Are Re
ported To Be Found
i
* A B-50 Air Forte bomber with
14 penoni aboard crathed on the
flat de»nl we»l ol Gila. Bend.
Ariz., today.
The Southern Pacific Railway
office at neaiby Hyder reported
nine bndir* ha* been found and
that two of the airmen were still
aliie. The fate of other* aboard
wa* not known.
* The hip bomber—a modernized
venion of the B-29 Superlorlret*
—wai a routine training flight at
the time. Public information offi
cer* *«id it was flying at 17,000
feel and it w«* believed an engine
cautthl fire.
The 11it in ilhpolchec tcpurtcil
till# Iteml |« about IG0 mile*
northwest of here.
A The train dispatched reported
the lur: -.hip <rallied about eight
miles from n loud mid hivc.-d (gat
ing put lie., Imd been forced to
truvcl prntuav to tho scene on
fool.
Major Ij'inuhl (I, Fmtter. public
Infiu iiiiitiDn officer ut L)a\ia-Moiithi*n Air Force Rime, Tucson,
when* the plune was bused, .said
Die ciu»h npptii enllv occurred
alH.nt H:IK A..M. <M8T>.
‘‘From lepoitn we have, it In
f f t '- h e t .m m ' null of fire bloke
out in tliu plune," Mujoi Foster
mild.
All oimlentifled idiot of a coni*
inerriul nil liner reported at Phoe
nix (lint lie cHtt the air force plane
tilish uml explode, lie said ho
sit tv two parachutes in the air.
ROME, N. Y. — An Air Force
C 17 irtnisporl plane crashed and
liur. l into flanies In a driving
j^nowstorm here killing one man
•♦to, Injuring upr-iber rllghtly.
-Three oiham escaped Injury.
The tianh occurred while the
plane wat I.iking uff from Griffis,,
Air Force base, ubuut four miles
north of Itoniu In central New
York.
fol. Paul K. illirrown, command
ing officei of the ulr liuse, laid
the plane uad Ju..t hvcomo ulrhome when d drive into the ground
ju.l hurt of the Mohuw'k lllvi-r
mid Inn tot into flumes.
# lie M i n i there writs a crew of five
uboHiil the two-i-nglni-d ship, the
nil finer ciiulvnlent of a commer
cial Dt'-'J piiseongsr plune.
Viadhtlity mih poor at tho time
of tho ciasli because of the heavy
allow fall. <hums of the crash was
not determined Immediately.
Ni'jrro Cook’H Helper
Seriously Wounded
®
Robert Ftnnces, 39 year old
Negro cook's helpar at the Mayfair lull, was shot through the
i limit under the heart shortly after
3:00 o'clock this morning at the
servant's nuurtors In the building
west of the hotel, and a Negro
£ orter. Carl .1. Commodore, tl). Is
nine held nt Hie Police Station
pending un Investigation of the
shooting.
Commodoiu was captured and
lAtihdnod in thu vacant lot west
of tho hotel, by Patrolman Jack
llickson. The young Negro came
hcie from New York Cltv.
An emergency operation was
performed on Robert Frances thin
morning at Fernald-Laughton Moniorinl Hospital In an effort to
aave his life.
RENAUD OOMINO
PALM BEACH, Mar. 99 — OP)
— Paul Renaud. former premie*
inea, Is ana to srrlr# in
slm Beach tola today from Now
fork for an "o ft the record"
•peack at the Evargladea Club
Saturday noon.
He Is expected dtaoues the Eu
ropean situation.
Renaud. now a member of tho
French National AsaetuUy. is vi
siting tho United I tat aa to kelp
raise money fag the Auer lean
committee on
f
INN
The Bluebird
laado Highway
.Tuesday night
llguor were at
Charles Beck
the Or« Into
e of
ty Sheriff
this morn-
teg.
ONLY T DAYS
are unly t , ' x a s i
In That*
whlehtoMfteteg
13 primary. M ite r
Hi
fMWSI
H a .'
S-
Red Riot Flares
In South Italy;
18 Are Injured
Manager Of F 1o r i d a
Power And Light
To R e m a i n Here
New V i o l e n c e Seen
As Aftermath Of
National S t r i k e
ROME. Msr. 3.1. — |*P) —
Italian umpired troop* xmaahed
a rommnnUt-Ird uprixlng today
In San Sevrro. Flfleeo police
and Ihrep r|i|ll«n» were Inturerf,
*nme h* expliwting hand gran•dan. In Miter xlreel righting.
The troop* unupled f'nmmunUl
heail.pixrier. *nd the f.'hamber
of Labor In Ihr to«n of .IK.000
tit xiiiilhpH-l Itiilv before order
was -rvlnted.
SAN s'i\TR n. lutv. M.vi 1 1 (/P) *Rn»ling llirril in this ioiiiIieaslcrn IisIihii ntv loil.iv .mil *1
Connecticut. Alim shown ore n number of people, retired from i
Audience waiting for the "Olrly-fllrly" show at He Bary to beleast IH person. Irs pulp e xml
various
inofesuloiis,
who
arc
now
making
Plstitullmi
Kslote.
their
gin tact Friday. In the right foreground is MUe hlolnr Wheeler, a
Imuii*. Tlic "Girly-GIrlv" show, which Fnd sn nil mule caxl. was n ihrrr 11 .ili.«n.* wrrr injuieil beprofessional accompanist, whose pie no renditions added the finishing
great Miens*. Over 37r, wan ruined to use in lirlping furnish club lore puln e re.lined nrrler. One
.ouches to the show. In the front row are Mr. and Mrs. Jon* Mor
Tim,i n . ut the mansion.
ten*™. 81 and 7# years young respectively, who are orlglmilly from
lepori ..ml hind greiMile, were
loisrd into police unk*.
I lie new . mleni e w.i. .in alter
in.itli to die n iimn wide general
.llike i illiil ve.teiday bv the
Cominiuo-I I'd Italian ( oidrdeia
lion o| I dmi K (,|L). One ilratb
III FtUVIN H. UVAKINSON
and .iiur« "I lupine, were i balk
WAMIINGTON. M*. 2). — |,Tl
A new Senate Hmur 1*11*f
ei| in ilemon.liatinils aiioinpuny
support compntmisr i.m into hravv iriliiisrn l'«hv Irons Northern sena
mg ilie ilnke
"An division manager. Mr.
tors who said it favor* the .South.
Colcniun will better coordinate
I’ollie headipiiirlrr. m Sail .Se
"I don't know why any northerner would 'ole (or it." said Senator
Uie work of our engineering, con
vern, a town o I IS.OOO. wiihhrld
struction uml maintenance force*
Young (R-N.D.).
Il'n .n .o s ns »*■•• lllitll
h
In this area. It will help us In
As approved by a conference lomrailtec yesterday, the emergent y
making Important on the spot de
farm measure would:
r
"
cisions resulting in future Im
Senator ('Uncle l’c|i|i*i will
More than 1)0 name* mu of a
I. Tighten price support), fur |In urn nftei two weeks »*f work
provements in service for our
s|>r*k in S.mlniil MnmUv rughl al
potatoai,
this
year
and
drm*
tbemiTlir
fh-r
M
il
•<«„
.,nt
tmek
when
customers.
potential total of M0 members of
"Mr. Coleman," said Mr. Smith," the ^eminolg County Chamber entirely after tlil» vcni iinlrui. rigid j Seustoi Ari«f»•i um lIVN.M.t oti- 7 ; 4ri is*! Iik k nu ihr •orncr al
controls operated.
arveii dial one of ii„ tirovi»iona K|f*l Sir ret anil Magnolia AVcmif.
la a graduate electrical engineer
and baa been engaged- In all of Commerce,‘fctve been recorded
3. Allow price supports «n I hiik uiplndad in neither the oriir A. I) Hoiirr, lm al i auqtalgn
i <
*
■ibasca of tliu utility buslnea- since to'date in the membership .drive, ‘.(Oll/lflO arre* of eoltnri over x uiul ll"H*.e noi Kenatp measure*.
1011. lie served with the Army which Manager Edward Higgins rrevlfiu1, .vlluimonl **f Ul.tMHi.nnn
Tire •titopul-il ectlon
whii'li rli innian, animUiur-l ilu* muining
Hanford'* growth, wdl'ch |ihI ilward Hint, v«ung Drlanau Iici- ii proitn to-ixlis-* rapidtv -luring
in World War I and with tho said this morning It far ahead of acre*.
wooli' luiv,' allowed wtieal farinei .
Navy In World War It, He has
3. Allow peanut y rm u r, ItMi.tmti u h " to .1 w ililer eropto tbrougb atluinry ami von id Mi and Mr*. •he pn*t . cvi' imI n-iir* in e-i»terlv
the
drive
nf
last
ytar
in
March,
been closely Identified with the
.ilol -iMitlii-ilv direct liiPto, took n
more acre, abovr a nretioiih «li"l (lamui-i I,, "greanlutgh" t»* re
growth of this area as far hack both in numbers and in amount ment of 3,1(itl,0*)(l acre- and »!••> phi, e tu,, at re i "f ubeat Isv one J I. Hurt, will mtimini - '*en «lni mm ),» ilie we*! loduv w-itli «n anI'rpiier.
whose
lalk
will
lobin
id
n* IIKI3 when he went to Cocoa of contributions which now total ppirnit excey« priinul . In be ptuwn ■if iiiiliin wm* nut in thr hill
Honor inenl In- I '-on It Ha** of
u* manager of the Brevard Connnil- >1 idililoupil tia it. ,d Inn-1
for nil or utlior imes, without iu-ii ** tin’ll t lit’ i ii ll f e I i- ll I- e IMUIIU ■asi over Siaitnn WIIHI
V4/)00.
tv I'owei Company and was in
.ilties. under certain eotHlitionPrior lo tin. I.ilt an adili*-ss •iloni: llo Mi-klvn River Ml. Ha,.,
wlup|iii|
min
.Ilnur
ill
u
few
hour*
charge of the company's upi'i*Personal solicitation will lie
Tlu‘ nioatouic was tin nvninl ,-umi
e 1 ''li'n
The finuieito uffei-teil will lie uiailr l>v Peppei in I tv i*ilo .i .mti. . id K> .immi-r who own
tloin in Brevard county,"
cm 1.11 tlio.itoiiod n il-d laud
11 wMilauea O a T a n * | r » a r )
uml during the later part ol the pronn.e worked out lit tin- ,-»ii
al -1:0(1 n't lin k, it w*» .iniinuui ril lelwi-rn tin- tVi-kivu mid St. John*.
Pointing out that the creation
drive,
he
staled.
Ilf
urged,
how
of the new division l* In recogni
liv I.. I', jiiidau, iiimimltee chan ' i-vi'iilnl tip- -all of lotto in hi*
tion of the rapid growth ex per ever. that member* and prospec
man
in Oviedo ho the lampaign Wi-kivH -istiilivlni.iti In llcniv YoUi<, nf .li-tf-u toim .mint v. AIn . nod
leiiccd in the area, Mr, Smith tive members mail in their mem
Prank I'-sIlsoll will make the intin- in Tod aipl Ni-al Swiilm of Sno
r*«»>
((.‘•atlaacO Oi
bership and contributions in or
ilurtinn.
lord.
der to save work for the solicitors
Aoomg m tin lorul people who
Heservatinni, (or Senator anil
and avoid annoyance to themMr*. Pepper have been marie al hull- minti'ixi-d lioiiu- .its- along
tlm IVrki ii dnillig the pint ,ev
se|ves. Among those who have
the Mayiair Inn. whrir rliev will •ml mouth* mi J ni-) Hall am!
I'laii,
fur
Iticri'a
ted
unldiiill
WASHINGTON.
Mar
‘
.
'.‘I.
*
i‘.
already contributed ara the (ol
The Civil Aviation Petrol will
Senator Tydlng. (D Md.i eui and ail»eili*lng uf vrgeljrlile, anil rerene visitors lollowing the ad t'Ollci Inllto'lll- till:.. ,111(1.
Mr Yukle plnn.* to i-rort "ope -if
form h Junior Cadet Corns soon. lowing:
today u formal ri'iiuerl has liri'ii1fnillu wen mail- ln»l night a* a dirts. Ixnal headquarter, lor llir
the fmi-tot flshliiif rump, in Flor
(irov Shadow Nuriitrias, Wight- sent to I'renlderit Truman for lm mei-llni- of lilt- Suuford State Ma
It was decided Inst night at n
Pepper
campaign
n
in
the
Rosier
ida. nu 11idiin* n vni-hl liHtoin to nt
meeting of tho Patrol at the Muni* Williams Company, Sanford Town nltv flle» nf Htatr Ill-pariineiil e„i I,el llenli-r- An-ia-istiun at the
ripul Airport Hangar, About 86 send Club, L. Tharp, Andrew Car- ployfto accused by Hnnatnr Mrflar Am luii Ion llainld Ka*lnci lire- Hmlding at Prcmh Avenue and tract northi-rn vi*itor. t-rilining
llo- i i i Ui i p I waterwa>>," urcording
runny Agency, Anderson Nursing thy ( It-WU, | of nris.Coiiiinuni-l -idl’d mill A I'.. Wiley n-m-d n* ( ommercial Street
members were present.
Ml. Ham.
Individuiil rahlll
The new corns will consist of Home, (i. W. Clark, O. P. Herndon, leanings.
Ni-liug eyretarv in Hip Hlneiii-i- uf
Sneaking In St. Augiutim- Utol to
high school bovs. 10 to 18 veer'1 T. W. I.awton, A. Edwin ShlnholTiding to luiads the Bennie t»i Wilinn Horne. Al Skinner I* in night Hcnator Pepm-r .aid llmt mill of priioiiiiciil roip.tr pel inn
will In rrccti-il. lie ,uiil, witli cun
of age, who will act as observer*. -er. Dr. G. B. Salman, Coleman’* rlgn Rclatlnus Bilbrnmniitti-e in I •11stIsc*' uf Iflit* urogram.
hnv proposal lo ledim* federal
A tenitir member must have at and Stafford Electric Company.
>e ligating Miamrthv'H rhargr
The dealers rllsi-usaeil the u i N t t r r iuromc taxes sliunld give first linrtPifi In licgiu atimit Apr. t
I,. P. Hagen, Plantation K*least 3(H) hours of solo time a . a
In Kuv Writ, Fla., wlien Mi I uf i-rrdits, both lu-twerii theinselve* I'on.iilrratlun In tiirunieito in the The rump will lit- “very exclusive!,"
Mi tin-, .aid
minimum before he Is allowed to lair*, Inc., W. A. Patrick, Adkln» Truman F. on vaentinn, iiresidentml mid wltii rtlslonirr*. It was decid middle and lower Inacki-t*.
llo- Swnlm. plnn in luilld their
A Alikina Co.. Inc., Randall Chase. side, had indlruted he wua-awgit ed fIns* Mil., owed liv one dealer
carry u cadet In hla plane.
"This Is nacsisarv because it i* pi'rinitncnl
Imine *m tlir hanks of
Tho piano to bo used bv the W. Atlec Burpee Company, L. I. mg a fm nuil rci|urat helon- granl lo anotlirr. lie paid liy Fildav for In these group* Unit we find the
Patrol has been carefully Insnect- Frailer. Hollar Motor Halts, Jim lug Senate Investigiitnr. liinit"! Hie previous wrek ending Satur real hardship case* from the fed -In- WeklvH, which they railed
"one of the few remaining natural
ad bv member* of the Armv Air Robson Man's Wear, R. F. Cooper. access to the file*.
day, Hint Sandy Anderson, mana eral Income tax," In- explained.
i'ioI*""in''"liir’"Vl'a’te""riaru
Force. Captain Walter Krohne. told The Hanford Herald and Sanford
Tydinga told a repot ter lie -.i-n' ger, lie notified uf any delimruents,
"Moreover, every ilollat that will beauty tiol. in the .tale. Mans
the group. Inspection covered 100 Furniture Company.
the ri-qunst lo Mr, Triiinnn In I mid tliut lie in turn notify mrm- lie .vaved thla type uf taxpayer I* for llo- Inline mil for h iipw type
Mr*. Endor Curiatt. Gaorga W. Tuesday addressing ll In thy While •a-r* uf tliu Ai..iociatlon of thr d»- very likely to go linmrdlatolv Into of coiiitrui'tlon. employing sawed
hours of flying time, and the air
plane will be used dally. ly said. Morgan, (Oviado)t Family Loan House hero for relay lo Key We-t lini|iu-ncy.
Names of rustoiner* the channels of trade uml tliu* help |ialnietto log,, for floors, wall* and
Company .Florida Power A Light
Tydlngb was asked whelhcr In- "iinsldered to lie too far in arrears keep our economic pinuicrllv ut a t-eilingi.
"We're "till in Hie ilhciisidun
COOLER WEATHER
Company. Haynes Office Machine had reilUCutad limited arce*:i In arc likewlso to In- reported to Mr. high levol."
Cool weather came to Sanford Company, Southward Fruit Com the files or full aeces*.
Ahilt-noil.
in hla campaign talk. Peppei idage of tills Ihlng," Mr. Swalm
raid, "lull if negotiation* with the
this morning whan at 7:00 o’clock, pany, Yowell-Draw-Ivey Company.
"I didn't say anything aland
I’re.ont were Harry Tnoke, Joe *aid tin strongly supported in UMH
the thermometer dipped down to (Orlando) | Lake Okarm Fruit that," the Hrnator replied. "I Krwln. William William*. Jim a hill to rtilsva mote than 7,000,- inventor uT till* now process are
no restful the house will he unlike
41 degrees, E. J . Meagtoa, Jr.
impany,
(Oviedo)!
C
Just asked for Ilia filet,"
Fields, J. C. Wiley, Thro Pate. Iia 000 taxpayer* In the lowest (ncoinci
msay, Florweatherman, stated today.
«uty Shop. A. F. Ramsi
Beauty
Committee request* for the file, Southward. Hugh Whelchel, Har brackets from paying anv federal anv vet runtotmeted and will serve
a„ a mi nIf I for fuiuri- operations
The brief, hot heavy shower at 1st, ~
R. ‘W. Katas, (Oviedo), John D. also were directed to Kei-rrtarv of old Kastner, K. R. Stevenson. Rob Income taxes.
midnight Tuesday ameoated to Ivay,
■y, and
J. A. SlaUtee, (Long- Htata Acheson. FBI Director I ert Bales, Bud Richards, C. K.
i
"Tho *am# bill helped the labor which cnidii have a radical effect
4 9 of an tmfte of rate. Total ore- wood).
Edgar Hoover, and Chairman Heth
ing man and the white collar un riiiintructlon prncesi.es, nartlcuelpttatlon fa r the month to ante
.lliaer Company, W. Richardson of the Civil Scrvir* PhllllpH. Fred Cullutn, and Joe worker hy permitting hu*l>unil and iarlv In Klorldu and possihly
Trueman
Corley,
treasurer.
Gue*l<
were
thiinigliiiiit the country."
<
Is 841 Inches.
I C s s lls s M rtw rage
“
loyalty review board, Tvdlna* said.
McCarthy has accused thr Presi Sandy Anderson, A. G. flurrough
dent of endangering thr nation'* of the Clisse Bag Co., Orlando
security hy what hr called the mid W. It. Connol’y.
President "arrogant refusal" to re
lease the file j .
PILOT KAVKD
Actually, thara ha* been no irGLKLKLGM, Wash., Mar. 38 fusal by the President to relearn l/P) — An amateur pilot, his legi
them.
froien from tho feat to above
CHICAGO, Mar. 23. — (AP) — Thu City found itself swamped
BERKELEY. CeW„ Mar. 23. - OP) - Mere than LOW lUyersity
the knees, was snatched by heli
FUR THEFT
copter yesterday from a snow- with oqian* today.
oI
r o te s ts Kara voted against ■■plpyrnet ol any,Com*
ol California
CeBtemie pprefassprs
MIAMI BEACH, Mar. 29. -f/P) covered clearing In the Cascade
More than 10,000.000 pound* *tood m railroad car* on track* at
amok on tea faiwN.
—Fast working thlavas stole furs mountains.
the produce yard*, and the Atiocietinn of American Railroad* an
At tee same teat. they ee ovarwheiadagfy roiocted o speckl non* valued at about 118.000 from
The dramatic rescue ended a
H
Conunuaisl oath ordsrw' by tea Board of Repsks op o bods of alga shop on Lincoln Road esrlv to- four-day ordeal for Victor C. Rob nounced it wouldn’t lei eny more come in.
Chicago, which »ome hittorian* *ay mean* thell nf wild onion*
erta. The 30-year-old filer had
by Apr. 30 or q d t
fiat. 8gt. R. P. Thompson «ald bean missing slnca Sunday when in Indian language, he* become the mecce for onion* from nearly
which baa drawn raaetteos from
Dial tee
tha robbers broke the plate glass III* small plant crashed on froien
front door at tha Deln Racher Lake Waptua during a flight from every aectlon of tho country.
Tha Influ* haan't been c«u»ed cash transaction*.
Fur
Bhop, striped eight or nine Ephraim to Boattla.
1 5 " {■* aimed a t . .
by a sudden and Inexpllcabla doHowever, In thlrs case cash deal
mink cooes, stolas and (tickets*
tee R«- tK* special optb,
xlre for oniona, with nr without er.-. who have sold March con
from models In tha display room
One resolution
hamburger, by tha city's copula tract* un the future* market have
and escaped. They ware In such
tion. IPe Iha rosult of activity In decided to deliver cash onions on
r r N IT E R RAINB . . . .
a hurry they dropped one mink
NEW YORE, Mar. *8—(45— onion futtiren on th» Chicago Mer those csiiliacls. That's !«2«i, snd
capa on thu al&wa
'f c v a l k iuuUidv Ihs
ngceernont
Mother nature fro n d eoplooa cantile Exchange.
those who bought weak* or months
Heavy trading has gone on this ago must either taka tha onions
rains over tha Maw York waterear In onion future*, particularly or noil out thalr March futures.
MATFAUI FROGRAM
teat
fn thoa# contracts calling
ill* tqr de
Many holders on tha contracts
Ouoota nt tha Mayfair Inn last
livery of cash onion* by tea and don’t want oniona. ’niay’va sold
of group
of thla month.
out. One result la that prices
rala conNormally, not many cash arti have tumbled to tha lowest laval
In tha
cle* ara dalnrared on any commod since trading began In onions In
•acorn*
ity futuraa, and aren’t supposed to 1948. The price of tha March con
ba. Tha re tu rn era a technical tract touched B0 cents a sock ytaT O
tc i aaa i i i oa Mum meat)
means tor dan!an to badge their
.VI,,
Senator Pepper
Membership Drive Northern Senators Say Price
Support Program Favors South To Make Speech
Of Trade Group Is
Here On Monday
Far Ahead Of ’49
Smathcrs Is Hit For
Aid To R i c h On
Tax l- c « i 1a t i o n
Over 150 Individuals
And F i r m s Con
tribute To C. Of C.
Eveleen'a
1000 University P r o f e n o r i
Vote A g ain st Employing Reds
More Than Ten Million Pounds
Of Onions Glut Chicago Market
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i&f
3"
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Agricultural C h i e f s
Say They Support
President Truman’s
$3 Billion R e q u e s t
WASHINGTONTm . i . 2J—(ff>
—Leader* of four major farm or
ganization* )oined today in •(>-.
poting a House hill which would
requirr that agricultural surpluses
be used a< part of American foreiga
aid.
In a joint letter to member* of
Congreis, the leaders said th«f
support the full $3.100,000.009c
cash request ol President Truman
for the economic cooperation ad
ministration
The farm officials are: Allan
R Kline, President of the Ameri
can Farm Bureau Federation: John
H. Davis executive lecretary of
the Nxtional Council of Farmer*
Cooperatives: James G. Patton,
President of die National Farmer*
Union: and Albert S. Gou. Mas
ter of the Naltonal G r a n g e .
An LCA hill approved hy the
Imusr loreign affair* ipminittee
would grant M.mliall l und coun
tries $2.100.000.000 m cash and
$1,000,000,000 m hi ipi ii* larm
products held bv the AgncullulW
Department under price vuppot#
programs Thr bill i* scheduled
for debate m thr Mouse tomorrow.
The cules c o m m i t t e c today
cleared thr- measure to the Hotli*
floor for .,ix hour* of general iliai-lixtoion.
Damocratlc leader McCormack
( Mrt.toH.) told reporter* every ef
fort will hr made to finish debate
tomorrow. In event thla la not
poailble, it will be rarrled over
to Monday with likelihood the
final vote on the hill will com*
Home Sites Sold
On Wekiva Baidu Tuakday.
lendor* already
West Of Sanford liavrAdministration
expressed i<POO*U!'ai to uaa
Senator Tydings Advertising Plans
Writes President Made At Meet Of
For Loyalty Files Market Dealers
CAP To Organize
Junior Cadet Corpn
Non s T
Farm Groups Fight i
Use Of Surpluses
For Foreign Aid
Audience At De Bary Show
H. H. Coleman Is
Appointed C hief
Of New Division
H. H. Coleman, Sanford man
ager of the Florida Power and
Light Co., will head a new 'North
Central Division' of the company,
McGregor Smith, president, an
nounced today,
Mr. Coleman will remain at hi*
preient location to direct the ac
tivities of the new division whkh
will serve Sanford and adjoining
territory and the area including
lilusville, Melbourne and Cocoa.
The move is designed to improve
•ervice to customers in the area.
In announcing the appointment,
Mr. Smith declared, "In establish
ing the new North Central Divi
sion, we were determined to select
a division manager who possesses
nn| unly excellent training and
experience as an engineer, but
also a broad understanding of
the magificenl resource* and
future possibilities of the terri
tory included in the new division."
Pair and moderately fold thl*
afternoon and tonight. increasing
rlotidinoM and warmer Friday.
Modrralo winds Uila afternoon. '
Associated Press Leased Wire
S it
m
•hnk
mmm
B*J3
..i
THE WEATHER
1
’*'•> '.yiwia vi ' i ’viv&'d
IP...IW^'iWPWWIimXHf -
-
'•
of farm kinpliur* amMantixll Plan
help along same Hr
line* at the
form leader*
Meanwhile. In Warhlngton. tha
five member* of the National l.ahot Relation* Board lined up .*ol■dlv toilav In aupport of President
Ti liman', proposal to *nd the
ndepenihuit power*
l Its* NI.RH
, nun ,el
I'aul
M. Herzog.
Imirsnan,
presented to the Hiuim- committee
cn executive expenditure, a unainailk .tntnmciil from thr hoard
tliat tiie present divisinn of powera bn* led to confusion and confilet in ’he adminitotratiim of la
bor lawn.
Dir llmi.i- group i. considering
» rnsolullon hv Rep Hoffruun (RMich.i to disapprove Mr T ru
man'* prupot.nl,
The Preiddent
,ent It to cungrehs a* hi* reorganl(C o arlaasa
(la
Page
T a il
Linffo QualifleH To
Bun For ComtniHHion
Iliad I,. Lingo, town clerk of
O'If do, recently qualified to run
for the post of County Comml*•loner In Dlstrlcl No. t
Mr. Lingo, who U dd, lias been
a realdent of Oviedo for the unxt 34
, 1'ars. and t-ame there In 1916 from
M*1
He is a citrus
grower,
#m
|'011|n Da.
, ddu,0(|
hU dllllei
„
town clerk, I* engaged in real es
tate and Inturancf practice.
He ha* been connected with Nel
son and Co. fur 30 yearn, und
five year* served aa cashier of tha
Citizen* Rank of Oviedo.
Ml,
Lingo I* a Mason, a member of
the Lion* Club and for 3(1 veatt
served a* superintendent of tlyi
Methodist Hundav School.
MEN WANTED
Mora Legionnaire* are needed
to taka tickets at conceiiiona at
the Semlnoto County Fair, Jsmaa
Q. Galloway, commander of t^a
Saitfuid Post of th« American
Legion, announced thla mornlnf.
Men aro especially needed duftng Friday and .Saturday, ha
atatad.
«'
J
TOURNEY AWARDS
Silver trey*, Longtne watch
a golf bag and a aet of clul
ana a ilhrer and crystal pu
bowl and cup*, which will
awarded to wfnnor* of tho Mi
fair !nn-8tmlnole Coutry Club te>
vRational Ooif Tournament, *M
now on dlaplay in tha window f t
Ivey’* shot store._________
THE WBATHER T.
“JAOkBONVILLE.~M*r. 2 8 —(4 )
Station
H.
A tla n ta ............................ . 80
4*
Bnxton
..............
Chicago kto.toto.to...... .. ..... 41
Denver
.........
42
Galvsaton .......................... 88
Naw Orlaaaa, - ................ 71
New
Y o rk ________ ___ 40
pis* fW
.LiB-toi
rim
llB tl(H«*M«*Sst*t '((ll 49
Seattla ............................ 40
Jacksonville —................. 70
Miami ’..... ......................... ..90
Orlando
74
i
M
5
1
99
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s
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i
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‘
- ■— »» . ■». -* -
rfViVw?!'*Jsfv'-r'.'i» : r*i- *%
M
l**AVm
Jr-
a moment gad when be
again, the woman had dlaappaar-
Results To Inn
Woman’s
It
•MM* W riter
Or gramas of the
Into say com er of
to
M
d a s - f f liR - v a t
people undoubtedly achieve
MM condltlbo; "but mbit of
rwyoor after year building
tmtjiwliw
l lM
*ff vprtTV*
efcrUt *T' 7
iprOTInJl M
V
area for the fortunate on**
todecUv* loam of the rtf|it
letter, ■there remain* cog___ tly
.
i j a b of keeping noil rloh
^ o r g a n i c materia)^ which I* plant
■anal*, treatment and core
I la a hue* *ubjact_a»d It
be aaty to acquire quite a
library on thia pure of
alone,
'wve«a*j| Vw
»wii*r( flw . gardener
•any on an Intelligent pro-
of garden betterment, how
over, without understanding ah
' or wherefore* of hi*
a *
What M l Data
1 U ’s almost enough to.know that
MR la 'o handy way of arowlne
‘" > It prooldee a Place where
can grow and spread, giving
ata a to t hold from which
M r cad grow up into the a ir and
•Hi. At the acme time it la acting
paot anchor, it alyaa to the
M root* the plant food to
growth.
nta can take food only when
chemical elementn are dis
solved In water — and sol) I* a
bandy receptacle to hold the food
Ip,
■Finally, the noil act* a* a reser
voir or storage place for w ater and
food, to thoi last week's ralmturm
0 |n tgm into n ett week's dinner
for the plant*.
Unhappily, not all Kill—In fact.
iMet of it -- isn't ideally conntlto act ar douhl*-dutj( anchor
feeder- T hat’s when- the
gardener gets into the act.
’
The Hand Problem
- ■oil tehlch l« too sandy fella
Ip both It* function*. It drle*
oat quickly and permit* w ntrr to
leach out, thus providing neither
a firm gripping pine* for the root
nor n constant supply of food. Hull
which I* muitly cloy 1* too solid to
permit the root* to make their
growth hold water *o hard that
fie do»*n'J r»*ch the root* nnd—
dry—bakoa to n hard crust,
»iuu«,y lUtui ion nt auinewneiu
eon th# two. Good garden *n|]
ceate
lain* *end, clay ami—very im.
fc—the organic matter which
the food Itself.
To remedy a too-*andv condi
tion, the gardener ha* the loti of
n p p ly ln a m atter to bind the mi
nute aand particlea and provide
organic matter. About the best
materials for this purpose are wellvetted stable manures, rampant,
laafmald or peatnto**.
Mowing
•oil with a cover-crop of
polfwheat or cowpea* — ami
||n g the nron Into the aoll,
iterful soil conditioner,
IV, evenly distributed,
r water-holding quail^ |p c d coal when
Sw:
pr
T ip S ''"
Meanwhile, In Iowa c ity a Uni*
vanity of iCWa pathologist, still
on the witness atand today, teall.
fled a W atty, bland! Joiri coed
wa* killed a* the "result of fora!”
applied U th an eck .
, i
uba and
49
“ rrfr-
T
at night-n ppacial shift or
starts processing the stubs L
Anawer Roll Call analx old
garage. The alx men sit
a tnbl# on which a h u «
'in Blasted Ruina around
mountain n f* lim p -cigarette end*
U *hr
\ r JP.
la heaped. With swift fingers Up
1 By HERMAN TIMM
'
■tuba are classified Into four cata
fr ti
r u t v '* r u
AP Mawafaatnraa
goriest American, Bulgarian, Ger
Mr. B. J. Boyd, .84.
. . J * ^ o p a ita d , h b y o g Jifl
r of N tw .y
U
BERLIN — Forty 'shabbily- man and a fourth catagory sola
professor of pathology at Iowa, J onad to alap fifteen b u M ffiT H b litlo n . on*
dressed men answer roll call aach as pipe tobacco.
yeatenta in the
reported this yi
morning In a desolate, bombTha second phase Is the ro llin g
.......... E. Bad*
murder trial of RAhert'
lllh t and gave
blasted, backyard Im Berlin’s Soviet of the tobacco Into new clgnrattea.
naiek, 24, Iowa psychology stu* S
! M*1 Compton a hattar dress*
sector.
King Erich's pride Is his steady
iw h frm m w
dent.
,
Leaning laxlly against a crumb supply of original-looking clgjJM
A
The soft anooken defendant la ; Ing room.
ling
wall as ...
he calls
paper
and packs. Among his
_____
____ roll I* a- „young,
__c„ vette
Dipt.
_____
W ATERBURYTvt.. Mar. 23
charged with
strangling hi* . Judge «#*bury'* c h a r g e s
ttS S O tJ .
broad-shouldered man. Thtv call msn is a form sr printer,
(/Pj A crack state detective to beautiful campus classmate, Mar. against Walksr, which rssultsd
him Just Erich though ha la the ; xhe next day a new shift of
day swung into the investigation gnret Anne (Gee-Gee) • Jackson, In hla rsalgnation, toUtad over
self-styled king of the Berlin beg- beggars gats busy selling the ci
of the mysterious death of the wife 20. The Burlington, la. student •Ixty thousand pagaa. Tha
gar
league.' In the uneasy light of 1n r e tte a on east Berlin’s black
had once worn Ilednaaek's fra* Mayor'a final oommeat waa.
the dawn he assembles hi* men to
Their customers are hurof o ski resort inakoeper.
ternlty pin In the campua trad.
send
them
on
th
eir.dally
begging
^
t
i
g
passars-by
and taxi driver*.
“Ha
has
mads
a
yUtae
at
Ot.
Itlon
slgnfylng
"engagement.'
Afmo C. Franxoni of the slate
assignments throughout the city. The team Is tough competition to
Blot and his ava-foot-stotf.”
The pathologist, who perform* Whan ha quit, a reporter oon*
Attorney General's office joined
other
black
market
dealers beKing Erich of the- beggar lea
gue is a 28 year old formsr lock I t o e lieS x u o sell d cut-rate
other slate and local officials in ed an autopsy on Miss Jackson •oled him, "Bvaryona la for you,
a few hours after her body was
smith, tired of working. He watch prices.
investigating lha death of Mrs. found early Dec. I t. gave a de Jim. All tha world lovaa a
ed the more or less successful In
Pauline G. Molony, 40, mother of tailed description of exterior lover." "You are mlalaken,"
dividual efforts of beggars at
Only once In the last 2b Hix
wounds on the girl's neck end of Walker replied. "What the
two children.
length before he decided to Inject Ten basketball races has a team
world lovea ta a winner."
internal
Injuries
to
the
larynx
a system into the a rt of removing gone through the schedule unde
Her nightgown clad body was
t
•
(voice box).
m«nsy from softhearted passers feated.
found Saturday morning outside
Dr. Boyd testified yesterday
by, f t
i n 1,
**Y •1*1
Ooldwyn, tha Impatuoua movie tycoon, onee
the 50-room inn operated by her the autopsy showed a “tough
deelttod to Ukt a court* of golf leaaona. On hla a m trly t o & w l V
go Erteh got busy and gathered
Until ho turned the tables in
cartilage
which
Joint
two
parte
40 'full-time* beggar*. He con- the 1UB0 (CIA Indoor meet. IVnn
husband, Edmond.
of a small bone In the larynx an S ' ih* S ^' ai S»uppooe
a B ^ yyou
2 &do* for
t o ?ordinary
U - ' ' *°ouatomara.
d#" 1 * * You
* ***
tlneod th a n of-hla Idaa to form State's Jim Unhide* hud never
ih t a t
Invesligators expressed h o p e another cartilage In the larynx
i sort of organUed fraternity with licked Michigan State's Horace
f-r
tM
n
g
*
n
®a*
balf-hour
lesson
and
I'll
pay
you
far
tha
wheta
were
fractured.
that an autopsy report would help
tha purposa of Jointly sharing the Smith n the hurdles. It wa-» their
Ha
said
the
nature
of
the
daily aqt-profn. Ha na* developed fourth meeting.
r<
aolve the puttie. In a preliminary
wounds Indicated “force had bean
b thorough technique. While most
report, Dr. John Spalman, state applied to that portion of the
of his men arc sent on dally as
Joe Angyal, national clncle
pathologist, said the woman died nock." This resulted In swelling
signments throughout the Soviet sculls champion, has been appoint
und
the
closing
of
the
windpipe,
of a cerebral hemorrhage.
sector, part of his group swarm* ed chairman of the N(w York A.
ovar western Berlin. These men C. Rowing Committee for l!WIThe report said she had suf lie said. Cause of death, he testi
fied,
was
asphyxia,
a
condition
must contribute 20 per cent of
•r w iui am am
fered a blow on the head und
which developes when the body
their dally Income to a common
C tn trtl Press W rlttr
t.ri l p* and scratches on the left Is deprived of Its normal supply
fund because a west mark I* worth
liifu" left font and kiicu.
IF WIQ could Just And out
Belgians want or do a o t want six east marks.
nf oxygen.
Investigators ye*lerday qur*.
from what planet we’re being
The pathologist described the
King Leopold bach waa such a
The fund I* used to support
tinned the woman's husband and exterior wounds ns a double piincssnt the flying saucers with
photo finish that Lao stem s
member beggar* who fall 111 or
Mr. Henry fit. Antoine, a guest at turn wound beneath the mfl
their alleged little "disc men,"
he wondering whether, after all, who fall to b«g their dally mini
the Inn fur about four rnoulti*. ihw, a bruise mi the right side of
ws might return tha compli
he really la In the picture.
mum profit of eight east |n*rh*
They declined to comment on the tlu> jaw, and an oblong hnilao
ment, thinks gadok Dumkopf,
(BO cents.) King Erlrli carefully
I
I
I
result* of the questioning.
uhoul two Inches III length and
by sending them soma of our
I he dally assignments with
Those potatoes befog kicktd checks
. S t a t e ’* Attorney Reginald one Inch across which overlay the
s master-list to avoid having Iho
disc Jockty*.
Abare said the woman apparently thyroid rarlllnpe (Adam's apple).
•
toutof
(b#
cold
baf/s
of
Con
I I I
gress, pesfeerrfs FJEF, seem ro <iimi ui-e appear ton often on
LAYKHH OP YELLOW CHIF did nut die nf natural rouses. He
I)r. Dnyd wo:, the state's i!2ud
One frouble with Congresses
lidded,
however,
that
the
possi
Ih* some corner. The police
b*
getting bolter end bar for.
FON—Over crepe Irj a spring und
-itues
.
The
stale
has
filed
*
flb/s (s lAe I h t
/s
might hernme unpleasant.
summer evening ilrrss. Unrtlre bility of accidental death mold list n. AO witnessed.
I
I
I
I bey don’t, Ilk* many olhtr
nut lie di*ml**cd even though
ponff lion gill ter clip,
Hut thn organised drain on hu
A
tippler
Mad
ta
taN
«
ihlngi,
seem
to
Improve
with
'» “ »»• •vldence of foul
man sympathy Is only part of King
IN y. Urraa In tiIt,Hr thulo) \
MEW MONEY FOR
paraat that ha gal adfba
•
i
t
.
Erich's profitable enterprise. The
finished the ttifiO Rig
Hlchard Cutting, III, night clerk 'fentllinol*
I 1 I
natl-erid tablet*. Maw, dea't
oilier anu more yielding part of the
YOUR
OLD THINGS
basketball
season
as
the
highui the Inn, Inhi reporters he a»- .*• t -.coring lenm in Conference
1a business is what he calls Id* to
That new elasltanlt baseball
SurjiluHeH
Mm, Molony In the lobby, rind
Tatar
Dtscoeded
F iH lls ra
(aptule
ferml
vmphe won’t bo papular wllh
hat-t'ii Industry, Each of his men
In » bathrobe, curly .Saturday H ti.rv.
f I
Pisa*, Radio, Bicycle, Teals,
( ( o f t l l n w r . l Kri.in 1‘s a r O h )
the (bleacher) maisas unless It
must collect all the cigarette stub*
ration plan No. 12. Under the morning. A few minutes Inter, In
W Vex. mm be eatd «dth
pionauncts "llrlbe Twa" as
"Ail this talk about the Big lie finds during the day.
Iloli Inmliiini of Ohio State (T.
general Kuvoriiufanl rnoriouilsa- sold, lie *aw her standing in-id.,
"haa-rbyab Tuhl"
'T ick them wherever you find
Three la OK." says Orandpappy
A WANT AD IN
near
the
entrance.
,
m o d e l.'t nercent of tils shot*
tiun low, it become* effective till
t I I
Jenkins, "but what In tarnation them" Is what Erich tell* hi* hoys.
NIWWArER
, " " ’Id she
Ini.kr.l ii
frighten
.1. | during in*the |timr
IttlMt nipg
Dig Ten
diiys
lifteri submission
V" him
•vniiiiiinaiiiii to
its I'onv «iri............
ig mm m m
| «*i basketnnen»
They
set
accordingly.
All
of
them
Tbs voting over whether the
in gonna happen to Little M#T"
grcH* uiili-H* the 11mi or Hrnati' |
attention was dlstrai-ti-.l fur t.uli si-usun to m-i a new record,
make a point of fulfilling the
adopts, meantime, u n-volntliui of
disapproval .
An independent stn*u*
on the NliRR counsel'a offlriTby
the T/ift-Hurtli-v luw c i.a ,... . .
the Ri'pulillcun controlled kittli
('ungress.
Thn counsol, now Robert N.
Metilinin, In emiiuwered, for In
rftniire, to In ini; charges of im
t’alr tabor prurllce* ngainst u
union. The hunnl Iben h».ar.i ||uchargos. Undei Mr. Truina iiS nroPomuI the board itself would decide
in th l,. first place whethur thi1
eburge* should U> brought and
wnjild also lieqr Mient,Wo*for Taft of Ohio, one of the
«uUtlutra of the T-H taw, mvd sortie
tlpfr ifuhgreHs ' rtismlwra itnfitepd
uit Mr, Truman re,uttfmidlliir to
repeal nnrl of the T-II law hv
I.ihIIph' I.urRR floral print
indirection, having fulled In hi*
Matlrtto CJowiih
Mtoaprt' lint) Ladlea' Dirndl
efforts to get the law repealed outright.
Htyteft
fjirla’ 'cotton Twill,
The United Mtates Ghninhe* nf
niz« <1 to 14
C'ornlnorco I* opposing Mr. Tru
littillpA1 C r i n k l e * Crepo
man’s move. It sent thn House
(iuvviiH, fin k anil Hint)
commit tec a statement Imlsv **<-■
l.nritoV Ruyon Pnill<*
lug thp reorganisation plan “would
1 .5 9
Sklrta
restore the unfair and Inequitable
MtosfM’ C o t t o n T w ill
iidmiiiistrnllon of out mttiomil la
Nvlon Urnanli'ri'n
bur law prevalent In the days be
1 .1 9
fore the separation of the urnseenMon *.nd judinnl functions of the
' ' !' .
\ n i M n l Shirtn
Imard. “
Rollri color combed yarn
TWHEM
v
mu
Body Of Mother Is
Discovered C l a d
In N i g h t Apparel
Y O U 'RE TELLING ME!
to
Farm
MCRORYS
5 - 10 - 25<
your
S T O R E
FASHIONS - - -
LA DIFS’ and CHILDREN'S
LINGERIR
r<
1 . •
I
^ Vhk wall I* too firm, hecause '-of an'over-supply of olay,
Addition of eoar*e sand will lighten
It, Oddly enough, such soil also
trill be Improved by the digging In
Manure, compost and the other
organic tonic*, a* well a* by rais
ing a cover crop and adding coal
ashes, too.
The Water I'roblem
Good garden soil — or lawn
soil — la a fairly delicate balance,
■arw It handles watsr Is vitally
rtant, Unhappily, we depend
i t entirely on rainfall to few!
ate. Water which soil perilis can't hold Is useless to mn*t _
M in t's
. The Idea le to create soil Ornrises. Valini’lns.
UepMullOg xlit-n
holds a film of water around (JmiMfrult,
tosh particle of soil. This film nuni-Mii
—
.. . „ Hot is an
known as capillary water—rises rtrsiiHfriill, Mnrnb
HemlltM ... .....
Hoi Jl.to
an permanent ground water and Taliarrloss
.. t/S Hoi tl.fb
tped either by the plant or Inst
lle.'iiliita at Tii« Hanford I
rurourit Mark rt Tuesday t
t evaporation.
all of us want In the way pHfkua**IX---‘
Memstid
slow, market barely
Ing eel) can ha easily Idsn- strai
raav.
ordinary
to
quality setting
Of
. Fair
_.
» p up a damp—not wrt
a w i and Miueasc the soil lass than prlrs* quoted.
a ball. If U holds this form
Bohn Ruth struck out 30 times
' .released by the hand, vet
ilaa apart when touched light- In World Herle* games and drew
irtdttiw H arc It’s the consist- -’in base* on halls.
Mads aad plants will like.
■I 'll • re
Vie Frill*. IC4A high Jump
! J ||y g l Foxx and Hal Nawhous- champion,
who halls from Jenklnlag eniir major Issgusr* town. P a , waa tha first Pamt
the
»!• .win the most valuable Stator over to win a title In lh|i<
n aw aN two years In a row. tv out.
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SHORTS
SKIRTS
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W
"fipHHt l*o" ^Rayoii I'antieii
6
Non-run llayon Pant ton
Hperial I pr, R
r
Polo Hhlrto
Ruyon Pantlcn
Bpgclal | | r pr.
. Comben Colton Panltoa..
.
W
0 Yard Sweep Sklrta,
liritftit colorod HO h<|.
print a, zipper rloHiny.
DR ESSES
LadlwH' and Mlnneii’ Ptnue
Dirtull huh dreutUM With
ae|iarate bolerou
2 .5 9
nirndlH In HO »(|. printu
1 .1 9
) |.s r .
Cotton BIIph, 2 tin'll Eyelet
Irim
Olrln’ Phjue Bun D m a e a
to match
BIvOUSIOS
100
Ruyon crept; Houfluttcn
with Johnny Collurn und
Jewtd Necklines
Rayon Oownn. elantto top,
lain ami bow trim
99*
SUN FASHIONS
Com bed y a m
■r
d o - >->!■'
Chilctren’a Rayon Gowns
W
Children V pr
laea 1 to A
crepe
Hlxea 4 to
^ O BANFORD AVE.
» .
S i n c e r e Appreciation
p± ,Mw
pink and light bln*
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S u fo tlM l
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0 « U n . To S m - V c a
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CHILDhENti URIJAKDMKNT
» ;
ifa on lo f. o r taro trim
In pitiW.
a»w
fa‘A t
:J ,‘Mrij» - I g t t K t t f I
mu
to p i.
W h ite.
red,’ c n a rtre u flfl,
c
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......
Children1'a tw o bar Trlfot
Rayon
■ j’i
Y o u r
a >p r o
ns
:
Plastic or large floral
print half aprons
______
m
To Oup Naw Loogtion
/fo r
elmt-
t tolled p u c k e r c l o t h
•u ftrlM d
Toddlers’
Jf J
eg -e J11
.
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I
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70Year Oid A. P. Science Editor
Want* To Fly To Another Planet
By HAL M YLB
NEW YORK _ UP) — At 70 Howard W. Blake.lee has solved
the problem of how to keep from stowing old — "Stay Young I"
This two-word motto would he meaningless rxcrpl for ilie fact
that BUhmlM doesn't bate it on book learning — He b a in it un living.
And a t tha age of three-score-and-ten his biggest iwituml problem
is be can't go out on evening engagements now because it i* so hard
TALLAHA98KE, Mar. 29-(/P) 10 find a baby sitter.
^Florida Zoo Owner la
Discovered Opera
ting Chance Games
—The chnlrmun of Florida'* damn
Comtnliilou «alil today ha had
placed an officer In charge of a
Tavlor County free roadside coo
and given evidence of gambling In
the place to Governor Warren.
Chairman Cecil Webb said ho
fc will go to Perry thle morning to
make affidavit* charging owner*
of the mo with exhibiting animal*
without a permit required by re
gulation* of hi* commission.
Prosecution of the alleged gamb.
ling law violation* will he left
to county law enforcement offi
cial*.
Governor Warren several week*
ago Untied order* to all local offleer* to close up free ioo» which
were operating a* lure* for gamb■ ling game* in which tourist*
claimed they had lost money.
The gome commission Tuesday
ordered all it* offlrar* to check on
the place* to see whethar lhay
had animal exhibit permit* or
were conducting gambling game*.
The agency suid It would re
voke all permit* If It found evi
dence of gambling. It instructed
officer* to take court action
against *oo* operating without
permits.
*• Webb said lie and a game war
den visited a 100 on road II* be
tween Perry and Orns» City yes
terday ulid round gambling equip
ment in a tent behind one hous
ing the animats. The custodian
.Mat It'd breaking up the equip
ment when Webb left temporarily
to make a talephon* call, he re
ported.
The chairman said there was no
permit to exhibit the bear, coons,
- wildcat*, guinea pig", porcupine,
"'coyote, monkey*, u badger attu
snake* found in the lent. He said
he will ask the Taylor County
court to confiscate the animal*.
••The commission won't imue a
permit for that exhibit, Webb
said, “nor for any other p l» «
like it in the state.'
He sail! he had posted a guard
of wildlife officer* over lhe p M*
oil night, but Instructed ‘h*m
nermll tourist* to see the am.
. mat* •nd make voluntary dona# tlon* fur their upkeep If they
Wl\Vcbii sold ......... the reported
owner* of the animal* P*™«*
to ehihlt animal* at Miami but
none for the Taylor county l° « tl0Th* game commission rule re-
'You nevert can be w n I B
** •••••txhty cl**! I* available," ha said mildly.
Thl* would be more disconcert
ing except foe the fact that How
ard has seven children of his own
and eight grandchildren. Hi* chil
dren came In two cropa. The
youngest of the second crop of
three is Alan. 0.
“But not one of the seven rame
when he was expected — or when
I could afford him," said Howard.
This Blakeslee Is quite a person.
quire* that “all traveling show*,
toos or wildlife exhibits" must
have permits before entering the
state and file with the game com
mission director ■ statement of
"localities over the stata wharo
they expect to operate their ex
hibits and tha dates when they
will be at such localities."
It also provide* such shows are
subject to Inspection at all times
by representatives of the game
commission and a permit may be
cancelled Immediately for failure
to comply with all requirement*
Imposed by the agency.
Meanwhile a federal anti-trust
Investigation of the "absolute
monopoly" of Continental Fresa
Service was asked t»v Florida At
torney Generat Richard Ervin.
At the same time, he asked the
State Railroad and 1'ubllc Utili
ties Commission to request the
Associated i'resn and Transradio
Press to ellmlnute the flash race
results thay receive from Contin
ental.
In a letter to United State* At
torney General J. Howard Mc
Grath, Ervin requested “ a federal
Investigation to be made with
reference to Continental Pres*
Service to determine whether or
not It I* operating In violation of
the Sherman Anti-Trust I.aw In
that it enjoys an absolute mono
poly In the United States.”
In tha u m e letter, Ervin urged
McGrath to pres* for federal legis
lation "making It a crime to trans
mit h one racing result* and odd*
by means of Interstate ropimunicatton facilities."
Continental, which operate* a
race wire, ha* been under fire
from the Attorney General for It*
alleged services to bookmakers.
E!7in . h la
under the
IM t liw forbidding provision of
telephone or telegraph servlre for
baohmaklng purposes.
a tall, slender, blue-eyed, whitehaired man wlm has doue the most
of anyone In hi* lifetime to bring
science down to the understanding
of the ordinary man.
Hi* format title is "Sclenre
Editor of the Associated Cress,"
which cloaks the fart he 20 years
ago also pioneered in wearing
bright-patterned hand-made silk
ties when It took leal courage tn
wear them.
Howard work* at the desk next
to mine and he is inv despair. He
was horn in an Indian village in
what wus then the territory of
Washington, he hiiH traveled 260,000 mile* eoverlng science stories,
he wants to work forever, and he
still doe* by actual volume twice
the work of any reporter I know,
“ I just want to keep on finding
out — kerp having tile fun of re
porting," he said.
Ills religion is reporting. He
was twice thrown out of Michi
gan University for nnnovtng the
faculty with his emhurinsslngly
accurate new* stories u* a stu
dent. Thirty years later he was
called hack and given itie honor
ary degree of Master of Science
lor his I n f o r m e d new-paper
work." Hi* feeling is that he was
rteadfn-t — hi* alimi mater fust
grew up.
He also collected a Culitier
prise, the goal of every newspaper
man, hut figure* thui isn’t us Im
portant as the fuel that he has
helped save several people's live*.
"That was only because hundreds
Of peoply over the veurs have
come to me ami asked me to send
then to a reliuhle doctor," lie
said. "The funnv Hung is they
could have called a medical soci
ety and gut tile same result. The
medical facilities are theie — hut
too many people are too shv to
fo rt them out for tlicmselves."
Some men at 70 are disillus
ioned. Howard feels that the hu
man race in happier than it was
III his youth. He doesn't feel —
though he span* the age from
horse amt buggy to guided missiles
—that mankind will ever destroy
Itself.
"What they are saving about
atomic puwej they -aid about dyna
mite," lie recalled. "Hut for every
had thing dynamite did it did ten
thousand good things.
"Atomic power Is our real hope
in the future. It will do more
good outside our country than In
R e frig e ra te d C a r
S h o rtag e R ep o rted
TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 23. -O P)
—The State Railroad Commission
today asked federal authorities to
help relieve a refrigerated rar
shortage that I* threatening to
delay moving Florida perishable
vegetables to market.
Commission Chairman Wilbur
C, King told the Interstate Com
merce Commission Florida rail
roads are unable to supply more
than half the car* needed at the
State Farmer’s Market a t . Pom
pano.
He asked that car* reported Idle
In Texas and Georgia lie directed
to Florida.
King said he had received ap
peals for help from the market
manager and vegetable shippers.
MADSEN APPEAL
FRANKFURT. Germany, Mar.
2.1. — (A'l — Mr*. Yvette Madsen’*
attorney has filed a formal notice
that the Brooklyn-horn widow will
appeal to set aside the 15-vear
prison sentence imposed on a
charge of murdering her filer
husband.
Defence Counsel Elmo Gower
sold the actual appeal will he filed
In about three week*.
Mr*. Madsen, whose defense Of
insanity was rejected hv the U, 8
district court here. 1* helue con
fined at the Ail Force hospital In
Wiesbaden perilling I hr imtrome of
her appeal.
It, perhaps, but it will hr|p every
body — pm ilcidarlv in the field
of medicine. It will show how
disease strikes and where tn slop
it."
Blakeslee thinks the develop
ment of rapid transportation fa
cilities, however, I* the must Im
portant single advancement of
science in Id* lifetime because It
enubled people* to visit and know
each other, "and to get the good
food that makes them live longer.”
The most striking step forward
of science In hi* time?
"The underwater explosion of
the atom bomb at Bikini," said
Hownrd. "It was the most beauti
ful thing I ever saw."
He still chins himself every
day, heats younger men at hand
ball. I* convinced ihe world I* get
ting better for him and III* chil
dren.
If he could invent the one thing
he would most like to see, it
would he an Instrument to "make
people learn honesty." And the
one assignment he would mont
like to have?
"To ride on Ihe first apace ship
to anuther planet," he said. "They
arc going to have trouble with the
first few. and they won’t get back.
Rut I am darn foul enough to want
to go along.
"The only thing that makes you
old I* ta lose your curiosity about
life."
MENU
By CECILY BROWNRTONR
Associated Pres* Food Editor
RADIO STATION
W.T.R.R.
GUESTS FOR DINNER
ratiM V
Seafood Cocktull, Broiled Chit* • :op m a n u n
• :0l T b e lllivtlnn Hour
ken, Shoestring Potatoes, Mixed till)
New*
Lima Beans, Corn, I’ras, and Cur.
W est,rn Jam hore*
rots, Sweet Pickle*, Cottage Pudi 7 100 Neven O 'c l o c k (.’t u b
CVl'IiH-k C l u b
ding with Speclnl Sauce *, Hoi 77 116l a* Seven
News
Rolls, Beverage.
la 'i i F r e d d i e M a r t i n Ore It.
(Roclpe for Stnm*l Dish Follows) I If. I toll c'r u sli) H in as
* i l d M o iiilu x I 'e v n t l i i o s
SPECIAL PEACH SAUCE
:4(, Mood- I n Miislo
Ingredients! I tublespoun corn ■HiOU
W o r l d Al N in e
starch, tst teaspoon salt. 1 .‘an 9: U, >‘bli H e r d Al T im O m n i
*:3tl l'l.-k A Ik i-a Hina*
(12 fluid ounces) peach frultl emr.
l m m AiiRels F e a r T o T r e a d
nectar (about I L it cups), \ cup 10:110 W
■•III l!|> I'll n o te
mlld-flavored honey, L it cup but* t u n a A Uov-A l ilrl- M u s lo
SO Melody M a i n l i n e
U r or margarine, 2 thin slice* till
10:4.'. In ttv rrm -e
W elk
Or.-h.
unpeeled lemon (each eul in half), 11
00 tiri-lieetrit An d H ist
1 1 So M o l d i n g V a r i e t y
1 tablespoon lemon Juice.
Method: Put cornstarch nml s'llt I I I ' . Music H um nil
j j (hi W o r l d At Noon
In SBlicepun; add a little of tha K!:l&
T ile ilnlul W u i o o
peach nectar ami mix until smooth. 1C (in Heiuliude F o r m F u e l s
tr. i too t ’luii
Add remaining nectar, honey, I!I 00
i- S l n r
butter or margarine, and lemon I- IX roiml.i
I , m i n A iiieric n u n
slices. Place over moderate heut 1.30 Musical V a r i e t i e s
and, stirring constantly, cook un r : 00 Itu r Non,- Itniii-li
H u n t. W i l l i a m s (Iron.
til mixture thicken* slightly and 3,00
J IS Co d in '* Btitr
bollat cook a few minutes longer. S JO l i l t - And H e a d l i n e
Remove from heat and stir in S;4h Y o u r M e m o r y Hone
Music l . u v e r s t ’r o a r s m
lemon Juice. Serve warm. Make* 4t00
4.10 II y I t e q u r s l
2 2/9 cups, enough for tt servings; 4 4.*.
II,ink w i l l i a m *
WEEKDAY LUNCHEON
Stuffed llard-cooked Egg* ou
Sulud Greens, Quirk Raisin Bis
cuits*, Beverage.
(Recipe far Starred Dish Follows)
QUICK RAISIN BISCUITS
Ingredients: 2 cup* sifted all
purpose flour, J teaspoons bak
ing powder, l teaspoon salt, 1/4
cup sugar, I teaspoon cinnamon,
1/9 cup nhortcnlng, \ cup seeded,
raisins, 1/4 cup chopped pro
served citron, 9 / 4 cup milk.
Method: Sift flour, linking pow
der, suit, sugar, and ciiinunioi(
together; cut In shortening with
pastry blender or two knives or
nib In with knife Add ruUius and
citron to flour mixture. Add milk
gradually,
mixing
thoroughly.
Roll dough on lightly floured
hoard to t/2-Inch thickness. Cub
into 2 1/2-illch roumln mid nlarq
on greased baking sheet. Hake
In hot (425 K.l oven about 20
minutes, or until lightly browned.
Serve hot Make* shout III to I’J
biscuits.
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1 .10 S p o rt P e r s o n a l i t y
7 l.‘> K e y n o t e * li t C a rl*
S-ol) V n r l e l v Hall
*>!U Meet Che 1In ml
• 1% Me-l T h e Hand
su 'd N l x h t Lilli Ion
Vrlf. P ld l Reed At T b e O r g a n
!i 30 S p o rt * K i n g Of T h e h a y
• M. M u s ical
Interlude
5 IX 11 - P o lic e T i m e
10 Oil P u l l e d N ItlnliM
10:30 At 11ume IVlIli M s - I
l l 00 N ew s
II Of, - l a u nfc
Hotdbimu Mum Ice McDermott
of tin- It,,el,,), l t d Sox In-1 sea
son .el u new Viiiericun Associa
tion strikeout i r e , , | d of 21) m e n
ill a game
TViii Wnght ,,f l.iuiisvilh’ last
season po.te.l the highest hatting
average m \AA hu.chiill when
in* led tlii* American As-ocintlnn
tilth ;tit-4
II you outfit from
"NERVES'
■•VITAMIN
DEFICIENCY
FATIGUE
BACKACHE
symptoms liks
UNDERW EIGHT
CONSTIPATION
WEAKNESS
MW B IX t l SPECIAL FORMULA
may do wonders for you
th r tuiLMUliiin'i* id II V um iiliiB I,trrryinttdy kfHiMB dur*
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your il ln it* h r Ip Mum I mmI d n iu n U in
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4lut » umr 1 tItr fumiraiit 4 Jail> it*
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IV iafflfllont In ibfir Unly, Mill ranDot vfin to lor thr uiAik, rannol pull
ihfmwlvrt uut ul ■ nrroiut* wvfr*
fitigurd "tnil on yourfrfi"
U
ihh )oiir i rouble If Yuiir condition r**®?
be due lo llir tiiTipir Ij *1 tbal you klt»
out I'rt riHiitgh B k iljm io * 4tid Ifu u iu
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way l»r iiur iu aome ulhri tautr wi u
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u lfrlr d rvith 1 in*ni**v h i* k y t* 41*nteel
l i k ? H<*»rl s pi'i'inl h f l lim it I ua| .10
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b e d e l, u n i m u le tu m thr
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Mr will refund ymti inotiry.
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thru Urxrl ‘'pfdil Futmiila may do
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TOUCHTON DRUG CO.
HEM I NOLLS MAt VOTE.
TALLAHASSEE. Min :*:i. uPi
Seminole Indians may xogiMer
and vote In Florida elections if
they have all the qualifications
required of other elllirn*. Alim
n«V General Richard F.rvitl ruled
today.
tie guve Ills opinion to John L.
Hall of l.altelle, Hendry county
supervisor of registration.
The Hemlnoles never hare made
a formal peace with the United
States government and until very
recent year* ihe few hundred re
maining members of then tribe
have had noiliing to do with while
man's law ur govurtimeiit
L e g a l N o tice
I1 1 1 ,'turn wo as the Murphy Act, the
J J for sale at public outcry tor
the highest oilO best «■•»* bld. SBO
i „ ,( in [ h s riftlit o f 111* Tru*»*w»
i f tbe Internal lirprovsmenl Kuna
to reject any and *11 bid* *t tn*
Courlhuuse b«xl lining
4.
cluck A. M., on the **lh M r o*
Anrll A 1 1 . 1 *10 . Oulslds of munictlialllle* (.usunisnt fur rood right
of way sou fret wld* will be to .
. Served frurn any
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Mvaauin the quality of the
fabrira . . . th r precision
tailoring. Gat an eyeful of
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Wc are fully aware of lht> lmportaoc*
of
yuur
preacribud
medldtte to your | oim1 haalth
and w« are unagarlng tn our afforta to achirve anaotut* i t curacy. W* exert tha utmoat
meaaur* of our
profcaalonal
•Willy In aalectlng, weighing,
• id tailing Ihe preacrlbed drug*.
Than w« carefully check and re
check every step of our proce
dure* to achieve that preciaion
le your aureat guaredicin* that la exactly
what y aw doctor Intended It to
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’epper And The Negro Vote
i to b t a growing tendency on the part of
•ome of Smathard’ supporters to discount the Negro vote
•nd to assume th at It is all going to Senator Pepper. One of
Mr. Bmathars* most ardent supporters, Martin Andersen,
publisher of the Orlando Sentinel, said the other day "the
colored man and the colored woman Is voting for Claude
Pepper. Why? Forget about FEPC and all the other mys
teriously Initialed laws which mean more than moat of us
are willing to believe. Just remember that the Negro vote is
for Pepper. We may as wtll face ths issue".
,«•
It may aa wall ba conceded that tha majority of the
Negro vote it for Pepper, but we are inclined to believe that
tha mora intelligent Negroes can see that outside interfor-
■vJ TMUMDAV, MAH. M. IMP
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w b e s u r t b Turn yourselves and
'¥ iv a yL—Kick. 18:82, _
discrimination.
Let the Negro consider what these bills mean to him
U t him consider flret the elimination of tho poll tax. Flor.
Ida has no poll tax. Florida abolished the noil tax in lOflH
Northern agitatora insist that the poll tax waa designed to
prevent Negroes from voting. But Negroes have voted in
Florida ever since we can remember und they have nothing
whatever to gain from the passage of Fedora! poll tax legis-
St Y./w# sea where a New Orlaane'
!} nwa'e heart (topped beating for
five hours behne ha was proaounc; ,'t ad daad. Well, that's fine, but
| panouaily we'd like to keep ours
; fMag up to the last minute.
latlOfle
second of the s o - c a l l e d Civil Rights b i l l would
^ ‘/.A* if to show what Congress T b o l lThe
s h segregation of the races. That i s to s a y , there would
X make of the Stela Department. be no separate colored and white schools. There would be
Al Housa Appropriations Commit no Georgetown and Goldsboro. Negroes could not h a v e their
; (i» yaeterday cut Secretary At- own churches, their own dance h a l l s , their own beer parlors.
fkssoo's department down to siu. Kverywhere Negroes went there would be white people
> With over $300,000,000 appro- around them. IVe are under the Impression that such un ar
gristed for id operations thii yesr rangement would be aa uncomfortable for the Negroes us
aud with $230,000,000 reqoutad
J far 1951, the Housa Appropriai f . Hons Committee actually recoin
) mended only $217,000,000. There
\ art more way* than one of ousting
»* Dean Atcheion.
to transfer the authority for prohibiting lynching to some
f®mote political body in Washington. We doubt very seriousy if such an organisation could handle the Job as effective
ly as It has been handled In the past and our peaceful com
munity might easily be turned Into a bloody battleground.
Tho fourth of these Civil Rights bills provides that the
Washington government ban discrimination In employment
so that no employer could refuse to hire a man because or
race, religion or national origin. That could be taken to
mean th a t Negro teachers would have to be employed in
White schools, out It might also mean that white teachers
would bo given the Jofaa of colored teachers in colored
schools. It Is a poor law th at dots not work both ways. And
if it Is true that no employer could discriminate against a
Negro because ha is a Negro, It Is equally true that no «m-
I
The New York Communist Daily
tyrksr. which likes to (ell other
/ people how to run their business,
is up against a little budgeUry
Lproblem of its own. "Unless a litV * deficit of $175,000 can be
'VlSMMdUtely overcome", teye EdiU;Mf Joba Gates, "wt will have no
j aUm akenudve than to euepead
Rules Of English
20 Millionth Child
Is Given TB Test
In World Campaign
HAVE YOU REGISTERED?.
Hr DEWITT MACKBNZIK
A r Foreign Affair* Analyst
Drltaln’s epidemic of crimes of
violence, similar In many respects
to the po stw ar problems In num
erous other countries, has pro
duced a healed public argument
on how tough tha law should gat
In dealing with the outrages,
which era largely the work of
youthful gangsters.
Ths dshate has boon revolving
about whether flogging with tha
cat-o’-nlne-talls — abolished two
years ago under the Socialist reK im s — shall be revived. Judge*
aro demanding th at It bar estored.
Lord Chief Justice Goddard himitlf recently declared ha believed
the violence was due to the fact
“that men know they can no longer
bo whipped for It,"
However, the conscience of the
Socialist government yesterday
brought out a flat refusal for a
revival of flogging. Instead of
tha lash, more policemen are to
be provided. In this connection It's
Interesting to note that a couple
of years ago hanging for murder
wae suspended under the Socialists,
only to be revised si* months later.
You have to know your England to appreciate Just what the
present crime wave means, Dur
ing my long residence In Britain
I made a study of crime and oven
wrote a book on the Igrndon under
are demanding th at It be restored,
burglar, who was characterised to
me hy Scotland Yard as the cloverc»t burglar the country ever had
known.
Dna of tho amazing aspects of
police administration was that
“bobbles,'' as the constables a r t
called, never carried guns except
ing by special assignment In con
nection with a desperate mission.
The police weapon Is a truncheon
which, more than Incidentally, tho
hobby can throw with the accur
acy of an Australian aborigine
handling a boomerang.
Because the poles didn't carry
flrrurm s the underworld, on the
whole, responded in kind. Roberie* and similar crimes rarely
involved the use of guns hv the
perpetrators. Indeed there wae
no call for shunting, because un
der the law a householder could
not empluy a gun against an In
truder unless the householder
thought tho life of himeslf or a
member of his household was In
danger.
In shurl, the mere fact that vuu
saw a burglar climbing out of win
dow with all your silver and jewel
ry wouldn't entitle you to shoot at
Him. If you wounded a burglar
under those circumstances, you
went In fur It, my lad, under tha
stern English law,
s Actually I've hoard an KngBah
ex-convirt argue th a t It lent,
sporting fur a householder to shoot
at an unarmad thlaf. Ona must
admit there's something In that
claim.
>
I suspect that the demand (or
levlval of (logging is based on
theso ctrcuiuslances which made
England relatively free of crimes
of violence. The law doesn't went
to see the police and the under
world armed, for that means war
and bloodshed.
Furthermore, once an armed un
derworld has been created, and
tha custom of carrying guns haa
been established, it Is difficult
for tha authorities to wipe out tho
evil. America knows th a t
Flogging of course has boon used
for punishmant In many
since time Immemorial.
80 far
as concerns England the need for
It decreased until It wasn't often
necessary to Ixfllet It, one reason
I the *
IIv VLTO.N L. HI.AKEHLEE
A |' Science Reporter
NEW YORK — In Karachi.
Pakistan. a threeyrar-old girl held
out hr-r nrtd to n Danish doctor.
The doctor mad.i a skis t u t
fur tuberculosis. And u photo
grapher took a picture.
Tli, girl. Zoru Mnhamood. was
m o ld e d ns the L'U.OlW.OtWth child
to be tested in un international
iinpaJgti against
Til. Later sh%
inmpuir
.
THAT'S ANOTHER
VOTE FOR ME /
NO, I
DONT VOTE/
W H AT
D IFFER EN C E
WILL MY ONE LITTLE
BALLOT
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'C O R R U P T
POLITICS
Free Methodtute To
Have Youth Rally
Onion Celiii
U n sllsn S F , « m
r«a« One I
lerday.
Rev. Fred R. Horton, pastur of i Union- lire one of the few nirrithr Free Methodist Church, an- cult til ul nunniodl tics which don't
mm need today that n Youth Rally receive any novel nnu-nt price sup
will be held on Friday evening ut port aid. Il'ddi-rs of rush unions
7:90 f'.M. at the church located at la n 't dump them on the govern
West Fourth Street and Laurel ment. If thev don't wiint union-,
Avenue.
their bust hot (o got rid of them
Rev, Ernest Keasliug, general Is to dump them on huldern of
superintendent, and three o( tho Miirch futuie* contracts.
regional dlrvctora will lie in
Meanwhile, the price tumblen,
charge. This service Is a foaluro which I- nice for i-uiiaumor lint
of the mid-century youth crusade. lough on both onion producer* und
The public Is cordially Invited to sperillators who bought Ihu Mhii-Ii
attend this service.
contract*.
Tho Rjiltroml Arsociutlon. in
placing an eniluirtru on further
shipment* here, said onions hm'
lo lie kept In refrigerator curs und
I d s i S n e i P ro s rag s Owl
Dr. O. L. Berks, Tha Smoke Houen. thn roads needed those rare for
Florida State Bank. Tha Packer moving other perishable commodi
Corporation, (Jacksonville)! Harry ties. It Isn't right to, uso the
rs as warehouses, uii AesoclaP. Leu, lag.. (Orlando); II. ft,
Gleleon, (Lake Mary); Erickson’* i»n-spokesman -oildi n p
Funeral Home, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
D. Lleske, George 8 . Witnter, (Or
mond Beach)! C. 8 . Lae, (Oviedo);
J. F. McClelland.
Mrs. Juna L. Papwurth, Miss
iiMaiiaHte r .‘,«i I’m , ii » i
Fannie Reba Munson. Fm-gate stated: "Florida la ruiitinuing to
Growers
Cooperative
(Fores! grow: Ww am expanding mir
c ity )! Castle Jewelry, Dr. A. W. plant* and system to keep ahead
Epps, Dr. Leonard Munson, Han of this glovvth, and II la now de
ford Trailer Perk, Wagoner Furn sirable to streamline our nr.
iture Company. Cohen Radiator, ganlintlon hy ci anting eight mr.
W. G. Kllbce, (Geneva)! Mrs. F. Jar operating dlylslona limteud
E, Role, Fog-Willlama Agency, and of tha four dlvislnna Mil up when
Rice, Trew and Rice (Orlando).
the company was originally orThe Yowel Company, Mr*. Eula
McClelland, Bill's Bar R Pack
age Store, 8 . F. Doudney, O. D.
Farrell, Sanford Electric Company.
A, J. Peterson, Park Apartments,
Coleman Named
iDewey Disbandw His
Head Advisory Team
ALBANY, S'. Y . Mar. S3
<A'i hn.. -pi cud to liidiuu, Piikl.-taii. und
Ceylon, mid will move Into Syria
(ioVi'iuiit D,-wey inis iilim* <) com
plctclv illsbiimli-l 111 ftAmui
‘ti-tiin.'' givin - ri-e tn rcimwi'd
pi-culutinn In- wtl not run fuf gm
rrnoi iiualn In November.
Tin- governor.- big ipn xidillht-d
shuffle c.inu- Inti- ve ti-f-h'V hi n
scrli-s of r.mill rill- uluu-iiii ....out
Ifi-iting Inn iiusti-d m l.l- i '. lie
lilt leaned on tiu in In mill- both
for iidmlril-ti .iti-*■, un*l p-ditlral
gulilance sln>i I'd 13.
Most ipiuliticd oliMirvort . in-lu-ling >ouio highly plo--d cffieluls,
think Dewey's nsilgipuvpt stdfiv
indicated lie idnu.'t lo nilirc, from
active politic*. The (prvi-rnor hu bail nothing to say.
WASHINGTON. SJ.-iY.
~i Prexmetil Tium .il. ■
in Kivv . We. 1. cm intib
vcntnrdav tlmt Dillon H
Icon appointed liullnn
i.U potentml
g areas un
received n shot of I1CG, nil anti
lulu-rente*)? vaccine. About 10,tV>0,0110 youngsters thioughout tha
vnrl! have leceived the vaccine
. o f ir in the huge drive against
tin- I.IIIit illsvasc,
Tho vaccine may savu gora's
!if—
.
Kir lost and vaccination
marked almost the Imlfwav point
In *hi- I'll campaign. Home 50,000,icn rhildtrn and voung udulta are
to Ik lo-ti-d. One-third or one half
ul them will lx- vaccinated.
f
Hie skin test shows whether a
person hn> TH. or has ever had an
j attack. Those who show n<j sign
-on often lie protected bv the
' Vaccine. ‘ ' 1'
Tin- rumpnign is sponsorejl by
the United Nutlona lnli-rnutlonul
l hildren’s K lii e r g e n c y Fund
U ' N K W l , the Dunlsli Rod Cross,
,n ii vi tiiun Relief for Europe, und
Swedish i(-d Clous,
I It has l-ecu underway for tW||»
j vrnrs
u joint enterprise. l)ojure iluit. tlic Hrnmliimviun ugen| ie>. hud born carrying on mass[ v«(.ciiutii-n nroginms in t>ome w-*r, ' i,vaged Kuroptun rountiiev, whom
Mi w.i» i>>|icciiitlv bail.
In the*
.in mg of tO-IH. UNICEF* allocated
f'-.OOO.OtWf lo extend uiwi con•::; i - the vncitruiliun iirngram.
Tin- test* and vaccination* are
coititdctcd in Fmlund, Creclm-.lowilii« und Ptdanil. The lampulgn
-til! is unJt’iwny In ApstrliM
,u;.. l.W
Gi-ece, lletv and Yugoslavia.
Isnn-l, I'aluslipc, l.ebannn. Egypt.
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Minis o,’ Alcx-riu, uml Tunislu. It
and Malta. It is stinting soon In
Mi-tiio. and then luti-r in Ecuador.
llt.'G u milm-,1 for two l-’rench
Mimlislii, Cal me tie uml Guerin,
t.lio d-vclopcd it veil re ug». It
h:i been ilsod widely ill Eipopo
!<-r niunv yt-uiK, but only on u lim
it'd -r.ile ill tile United Htutes. gg
fllu via cine is liarmlesa. It nnl-:iri-nllv protects ....... . HU per rent
ef the pcoplr who receive It, and
the protection lusts from threo to
live year*.
The nml Is low. One dollar pay*
for vaccinating eight children In
this campaign. Funds route from
guvrninicut*, and from imlivlduels.
All! FORCE RUMOR
KEY WEST. Mar. 23. — </P)—
I'tfuidonltu Truman'*. Prent! „ see reg
tiirv refused In confirm or deny
today n report that Secretary of
tlif Air Form Hvmlugtoii nmv ho
lOnfi.'d In (ho rlmlrinaimhlp of tho
Notional B u e n r t y Resource*
Hoard.
MARSHALL TO Hl'KAK
WASHINGTON. Mar. 23.
I/Pl
- Thu Kronunilr Cimpuntlloit Ad
ministration announced tndnv that
Gi.-n.George V. Marshall — father
of thv Marshall Plan for Ktirupcau.
Cumberland Gap, la ut tho trm varv — will giv« hi* views oif
juncture of tho Kentucky, TennesJ' «hnt the program hna nrromsee und Virginia bourihirk-x. j . idUbril thtq, far In n speech Anr. 8.
Central Florida Wulek Freoie A
Storage, Standard Growers Ase’n,
Peter J, Bukur, Celery City Print-
Prof. Hobart A. Hall Jr. of Cornall Uriyaralty U not tha
ir s r w k f r
Jr., NehFReltUiw Company, J. H.
Van Hey, Downtown Cleaners.
William 8 . Kader, Seminole Coun
ty Laundry and Phillips Indus-
s s a u r & s iA
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Miss Witte HmtcHfl Academy Awards To
For League Meeting Hu Presented Tonite
PersonalActivities
Doug Is artistic, so we plan tn ages of higher education,
Ton. Talk
make many things (or our hunie
to give it that personal touch, and
Tliete tire some good
for sportsmanship that
to work aud build it tugeth(-l.''
III VIVIAN B R O U N
Imit young man
Ml-s Helen Witte was hostess
HOLLYWOOD. Mm. 2:1. — 1/1*1 \ l ' N s„-(r.ilu rrEvery once in u while we f in d ! idiui- summer, winter,
ul Iii-i home on West First Street
<Ccm. -till a little pule fiom
n r lin P a in te r U ay —S o c ie ty E d ito r
T ele plum e 148 fur the regular meeting .of the iu I year'* near demise, will make
out what tci-n-agi-is tcully think full. Hm- are
1. In
nlioul thcll future. Otic -oitlidlng
Junior Wuiiihii' k l.iugue of the ins 22n,l iippeuraiiii- on schedule j g|HimoiM,- emeei nlicml of
board in Philadelphia is ii daily low till
Congregutiumil Chuich lu-lil on loiiighl.
hut .lou well- in love 7 AA'ould veil
lu'i. If she is a
Tuesday evening. Mrs. R. K. Kvnn
Scaii'hligbi». -tin-, n*l cHrpel.* marry Hu lu-y? Choose the career'* radio ptogim n over (W I'E N i. ing
The piugium frutuii-s talk- with don't insist -lie get
cullductnl live husilies* session mid n il I Ik .- roiivenliuiui) Hupping- Or
ti i lo have both ?
Solija IIcnies. Lot
teenugers thcmsclvi'*.
and plan- w e n foi ululated for n ,.f the annual moHiui idcturo AcadI'lclli l!>-i«m-vlU Jerque Merown plodding way until
nKikeil food sale to be held Alii'. 7. i-inv Award* have heen ii—i 'i n h l r il .
A
reernt
poll
of
t.'ll
youngsterItev. 11. Lyttlcton Zinmvrnian
Lutei in Hu- evening contests H ' l the level uf I'lilli u -iiisiii along i»'i, our current “ ALss Amerira," attending the show, on unrelated -m e of bei-elf.
liuil Hint di-i-l-inn to nmke recently
2. If you take
TIIURHDAY
was the guest u|ieaker at u meet
wen- enjoyed by the groun with
—and J iic,pu- chose iHith, ivlicn -hi subjects cht»cn at rundout, showed: don't throw her
A study course on “Houl-\Vin- ing uf the American Home l)eprixe.* being guarded to Ml-s Murv
That
tccn-agcr*
do
more
huhy
married Dough,. Cook. Hays she:
-pln.-h hot w it I, the
nlug” will continue nt 7:30 l».M. imrtmeni of the bunford Woman's
tlubiiiMin mid .All*. Ralph I.iuodng.
"Right non there i« no reasmi sitting than anything else to earn funny H t iill. attilll
By BOB TIIOMAH
in the
Memorial
Edinaliuiuil Club held on Tuesduv night a* S;<KI
Delicious
lefirslinirnts.
consist
money
in
their
-pare
lime.
«A
l-1
Mis. .1. O. Andes left tuduy for
why I cun't luive niurrlage und a
3. The laiy
Ifuilding or the F irst Ilaptist u'tloek. I k t . Zimmeruiuii bad n*
.Mitn.vville, Tvun to visit her i ing of peach cubldei, ciimuie* uml
HOLLYWOOD. Mar. 24. - (/»*) rureei together. I am fulfilling though -utiii- of them win k in -liop- flout -out in
Church.
his subject "The Meaning of En cousin C. I', Murrny fm some cuffm*. were served bv the ho»le-»
or
loach
dnm-lug
or
sknting
oi
Ronald Iti-iigan, hardy defemlci «H my Ati-- America commit
tiiunt ,.f i -ni-linp mul
Hcniinole Relnkah l.odgu No. PI ter."
to Mrs. Fri-ilerlik llcndci, Mrs
walk nniniiil- or u-lior nt t h e , ,i-c tin- g u t what to
will ubsi-nu "Uldlgallun Night" ut
Dccui i i Minis m i he >lub h-’ii . e time.
l.amtu-n I' iiIiih-i , Mrs. Kviin*. Mi-. of the arting ,rn f t, today uinied it ment*. My husband I* doing ad movies.:
left lull nt Alfred Hitchcock nml vertising work in Phoenix.
In
lolllltt! off ou-ilv. If
8:00 l\M. in the Odd Follows Hall. followed un Ha ter motif. The
Harold llerb-t. Mrs. I.ossinv Mi
Only one out of every four high j
All members ale uigvd to be pres siieakii V luuli- Hu* d i\o ra (e J h i tu ' Airs. .Unleuiin .Miller uf New AVillaii Ki-i'liiig mid Mis- Riddnson. it tight i-to-- at Scuiitor Johnson. Si-pteiiiiicr my u-ign util l»- over s c h o o l S l u d i - n l s I- X pert- t o g o t o with a minimum ,-liunce
i hii,m* ik visiting be i mother
Director illt i'h c iM 'k hcriime the mul we pliin to settle down ill
t In -kil
ent.
Spring flowers und uuilY lulorrd
i ii rget whin he rrn m ik n l yestcr- Hollywood where Doug will enter college. Tho-e who had decided ii- iimIIv goeTin- I'asl Muti oil's Club will egg*. The smull lalib-s u* wbiih ' .dis. s. !•'. Yernay at lu-r home
ngaillst
It
did
so
liecHii-e
Oil
the,
ilii) that “uctuis are rrullv rhil- url school."
ii bill oil ii
meet with Mrs. Joe Corli-y at the guests were seated wero , o n - I, oh I' iii I, Avenue.
Jiu*,pic will continue I i i -i ,-areci wanted to enter the working world i to lie on the
du -n ,' living pnrtly in n make8:00 I’.Sl, Mrs. Stewart Dutton tered with miniature gu-un ne t . '
liclteve wot Id. Thut, he dcclured. even then for ii while, if -In (Ii) picfcrird to work (c) billed I lie gentle tn yuur
will serve as co-hostvss,
holding r ImuII liutiuien and K:»*tcr I Ali. nml Mr.*. J. t: Hikes, Miss
Is why they get Into headlined ch, m i- o s . But i- v e ilt iiH lIy lifter they school ar til) nerdrd to make vou are trying to teai-li a
FRIDAY
eggs. Hostesses win* .Mis. Doilg- >r.illuh Welsh, Ml»* Krnesliiu- Westrcrapes. Public censure U g r e a t get settled they'd like to rear a money.
A study course on 8uul-Wlnnlng Ins Htenstror.i, Mr-. I.iitircn John P*u,l und ,Mi>. S. J. Nix attended
Those who had decided on a sport. Hough treatment or a
The tliiid quarterly meeting of
tir
will continue
at 7:30 P. M. In the son. Air-. I.. P. I' lvinn, Men. I Un- Nvl ion Eddv concert in Or- the Woman's Auxiliary of Holy er because of over-publicizing of family—at least four rliildr,-n Is college i-ilui iitioii did -« tii-enu-e of palli-tiii- may lose you the
i.l
llllav
lilts
w'l-l'k.
the
plan.
Says
she:
flint stars in reevnt years, he
Memorial Kducationul Building of Churles Ward. Mr.-. I»'ihr-|t Wil
lo
Cross Episcopal Church will be added.
"A lot of people argue about ( a l it would he ii tu-•- wi
(ho First Baptist Church
liams and Mr*, ('lav Williams,
held on Monthly at H:00 !\M. nt
A
li
Clyde
Tei
willegur
and
young marriages. What's wrong have it cintple of inmitt'-’ vaoutton
Rstigan.
Picslilciit
uf
the
Screen
The Townsend Club wtll meet liefri-simli-nts u - i c also m kii-nTested seed from a
on ttyien left yeslunluy tu re- the I'litlsli House. St. Ann’s Chap- Actors Guild uml an extremely with marrying young?
Lots of annually Hi) to get mil of work for giowi-t will coiitaiii
at the Tourist Center. The puldli- :ng with the l.n.iur «eu*on.
to to (belt linni,- in la-nnlr N. lei with Mr*. W. V. Lovell h s vocal gent, iiittdt- this reply:
rmiplos unending lollegi- as man four more years I d the lure of fpimI*
Is cordially invited to attend.
The meeting wu» inndueti u 1•v |
athletics (d) tin- cull mul udvant
. H e r visiting Airs. Tcrvville- ,-Ihiii miiiii will be in c h a rg e of the
“ I agree with Mr. Hitchcock that mid wife get better grade- than
M«»NUAY
I he |iii'*|ilcnl, M
.- • l uii-iits, Mr. und Mr-. J. H. piogram. Mr-. W E. Kliclihoff | stars tire nver-piihltclxail. But tlii» tin- uiiiiimrlril lines, I hear. Aly
Thu Truth Seekers Clu** of the kills and new mi-miu-ierve- n- etluciitiiMial i-hnirmati.
11ell U.
Patents wen- tnarrii-d while they
First .Melhodi-t Chuich will meet trodiici-il incliidiug AlTli- speaker for I In- evening will I i- not n publleilv we seek, mid we were iittendiiiu cnllrgo and finni McKinley Hall ut 3:00 I' M.
Ailum*, M. .. lili.l.- . .,
be Itev. John Iti-ntun, rector of SI i would In- luippii-i without it.
"I ugioi- I lull thv iiiilure ut i-lu-d the ln-1 thti-e year* togeth
The Sunftiid Slory I.t-ugui- will Willis I'l .insl,. All> l:
Michael's Church of Otlundo.
mi-i-l ut the Yu,lit Club ut 8:00 ll, nml Ali . Cbsilt Al
out work - dvaling ill slimiluti-,1 er."
Df emu -e this doo-n't mean that
,'illotiuli
does liiivt- mi effect on
P.M. All nu-mbi-rs are n-ipiesu-d 0. M. Euiidoin whs ni:s*
to lie pre-vnt.
i i *.
You cuii't collie Inline after you should -ay " i t s " to the first
buck into the rlnli. Ml.-*. I’liffoiil
spending the ilnv pot trill ing grief, I'oy you ,-vei Into i-aution- liioipii-.
The M'omnn's Auxiliary of Holy McKddiili timid .-I ud U-.- ,- vim
rage or iusMtic feur und not lie | Slie Clink- It's fine I,, marry
Clo»s Episcopal Church will hold are ...,-U ting with the Tin in Soup
young, hut only "iiftei a steady
viiiotiouullv druined.
its third quarterly meeting at 8:00 Hint u.-ked for iiioi'o v.-lu:*lc-i
t'llciol* will be illteiusti-d to
P.M. a t the I'nijsli House with Ht. winker* for Tuc-duv un-l t'tini *“ I a g re e I lint we m e sttrh i-litl- dating period," which Jucipio nav
tc.iiii ibnt Mrs < imk Sti-rrlier,
n.o leg u i.r ne-vtlng uf Hu- (| ,
we h, v„ Mmrillgcd to is tho time when you loam the
Anil's Chapter in charm- of the day ulti i noon*.
ft,,- former Mi— Aturtlin Adams,
pvt -oil’s habit-, miiliition*
program.
1
H
..
i
?,
m
"
T
t**"^
'i''
........
create
und
run an organisation other
Mis. U'atkln- lolil "f tin fnsbii-n ii... >u l ived from Mri-ltuliirthurg,
mid even ivluit he look* like "iva-hTUESDAY
K,n
.
,
‘
T
q
rmUV
ttlie
y.A.G.t
that
«
second
t«
non*
uml hmi'litmi lu-sl t--i colly I' I v.w.l het !•:• ••.-•.-. All. uml ning in tn« school amlituilum with <
. . .
..
ing tin- family ear." Says ..he:
, Tin- lltMiltlnll Avenue Circle i bow
t tin- tilling.- Guutl ll'ilcl pi D l- Al -. l-din Adiinis in l*iUndo. Mr. cll'ction I l f , if fid-1- ticilig III* fou in its ci'iitiihutiun in lli«- mot ion
"A ft,-i marriage two people
will meet with Mi*. Victor Green. 1.
pic
tut
iindustry.
will, ll iviis ittsiid -il Bv jovee - I '-Ii, Adnui mid their family tilled liiisini'N- of tin- evening. M
should -it down mid nmke their
West Ninth Street, for u covered liindo
"I
agioc
thut
we
m
e
-uch
chlL
p e l-mis.
I .,.ni- i.iiu c i ii-slili-iil- of Smilot.i. C. W AA’iodoi lodd „•*- elector
ilia luncheon. All circle inpmhci' 7u I Hunfoid
-Iren thut overv vi-m we gladly plans cat,-Hilly, i tiki- to «ew and
nose mo-, ni tur tin- me-1 ing |
pii -idont: Mrs. VYillimii I'ligli, vtn- pmJ'cttuitv in guvi-i linn-lit tioiiil
are cordially invited to attend.
loe-diii' weio Mi
llunrv Wiflt",I
mid Alts. v\ ill i.i m II AA'rtiy pie iili-nl: Mr*. It Gobcl, seen- drives even though we are dl*- "t'aniu-iy
Mrs. .lubn II. While M<'!;f«*, »
i tlu-ir guv-ts ul tlii-ii hiitne ' *ii i v : and Mr
G. Hobby, lion- eliminated iigmti>t tux-wise as is -tmidmil
Able*. Mr*. C. I I’u 11» . A!
.
ul, n- i.i Drive, Mi AA'iny’s J oioi
ni' othi-i unnip.
Fm a lime, wl,tli................. .
I'iill l i ii wfol il. Al
• i , m% I'-'in
■ Mr*. \V. ll Winy mid Ins
"And wi- m e -ucl. children that , withheld o o .n .ta i, ........... „
*-cig. Miss Eli-,- l l - n "•». AL , ,
Itlisl. AAuil. Iioth of
All. Illlchiuok
Iliti lii'iH'k would j plj||V(| t |m, ,|„. W.„|U besimval
, wv behi-vihvllevi- Mi.
I I si-.ill’ll H Ji'b.i-io
At- . Job:- |
till, N < , ' I i - AAi )■> mill
ike to Inin us
hecau-e be bus t h u n o t - i m g l i l p a s - I n t o h i s t o r v .
r im Ida Fuslllon employers und 1 l\,tiler, Alt-, lubn I I,--. Mi
are owner mol iiimiugci tli-vei directed a ptctuii* witbullt lint tb, luoduftT* iitiallx came
then friend- were guest- Friday Cllffnid M. Kil l-ill. At.
I
I
S'u-Wiu> I lot.-I
sbinpiiig on -time go" mid eiiprm- Ib io t ig b ,v d b a luimn-iiil s h o t in
night at a Si. I'ulrick's Day square M"Ugblmi, J i ., Ati I •’ I'm ' -ll.
Inu in a scene like u limisient tin- III III fm (1-cut .
dance and buffet dinner given In Mrs. Wnl'iirt l"ul-i>.. Ali
Hairy
I'llOl III'
I 'll toi tie-l p ic itile ,(f lu u t ,||).
the Armory hv Klorhlu Ka-bimis, linti-oii and Alt'- lt<il*n,a ItuAiming those from uql of town
"I pvr-«nullv urn *uch u i-lilbl " A ll tin- K in g '. M en" it'id u n ild iD ,
Inc.
|ilei bt.
In- iilcmli-d funeral erviee- u - I
bat
if
Mr.
IRtchriiek
bna
good
"H a ltK -g io o u il"
i.M tiM l,
"TinThe uue.-ts, dri-ssed appiupilutci\l«u Air- I 'll, \ tun SiaP b 'Ii
io,di,, fm William I T Htringi-r
role fm mi-. I will gladly work lor I I ' I I'n ia in o u iit t, " A l.e lti-i
lv for tin- square dunce in riistunie* (iuidoii
Swann.
Al
Cordon .in- hi- two tu others, All. uml
him-—even if I have to den knee- To T b m W iv e s" U ilib F o x l anil
lunging fioni euwlaiy to patched Sweenev, Mi It- , I •
. -'i . tti . I U. Stiing'-i of Jiiok-oii"
pant-."
' l'"o lv ,- D T |o , k
H ig h "
CJIItb
nvoralis, helped set uii informal Mr-. Glim in. Ao-l- in,' At.
AV l
die mil A|r. mid AH* (I. A
R e aga n- Idow- wen- not -o t'" M
l l i - i in in --- tuimint-e- a re :
atmosphere.
limn Wade, ,'lis. I* I'. \V dMn*. •i -nic oi -if III land"
Also Ml
gt-tillr wlien uinied at Semiloi
Jcitiine *’riilti i "Pinky t. Olivia
('b,
A grand march w-u* -taged in Ml-. Kols-i 1 AVa - -I i A!
.in i Ml- E. E. Kcello of JaokstiliJnlinseii t D-Colo.l. who tin* pro- Di'llavillund ("The llelre-H"). Hu
nider thut the indges might select Wllllltlll.-t) Ml U- O' - 11 Wdllll.O-. , dl. ,ol Mis. II
I'. Dali forth
po-t-d feiietal licensing of film- >an
H im , in.I
fA li
KooIIhIi
the "best dressed hum’’ of the Jl., Mrs. Robert At illiani--. Mi
hh
<nd - -ii Mmc, Mr. und Mrs. R. T.
and actors lo curb "Inuiuuiilllv and Hein i " r, Di-liortili h e n C‘Kdwuril,
evening.
MU* Bobby Rosier, Edward W'lllluk. Mi* l-'runk I. Cm, hi mul >on Ralph l.'uivun, Jr.,
lewdltess" In the niuvlee.
Atv Sop" l nml L -.idta Young
dressed in ov'cnduxl men’s clothe.-: Woodruff. I I I . Mi-. • AV I-.b n - N. II Hw-k-kuiil, II. S. Anderson
The eliili of Youth Fellowship
"Henntoi Johllami'- lllllauililv till ("C opii - tu tin- Slaldr").
and shoes with un old stiuw hat, son. Itev. Zimniei iiiuAi . Mi-. David und William H. Smith all of Or- Worker*
of the Congregational the Si'liati- floor doe- not giant
N'muiauteil fm b i--l iic t o i anGatrhcl, Mi*,. It"di-iii-k Adams. Inndo.
won the prize.
Cliiiii b met mi Wednesday after, him Inimunitv fiom being a gen- llnalerick
Ciawfoid
( “ All The
Follow Ing the gland nian-h, Mrs. Illuk, Rawwrs Mr*, u At.
noon ut Ho- i-hiirch parish hnn-v. tli-man," -aid Reag:'ii. “ I itclleve KIiikV .Mi'll*'I,
Kill.
I )oiii;Iji<*
Htunley llrunilev sang “ Mother Fuildiitll. Mrs. Willis I'l-ai n, k. Mrs.
Tile
b
in,meeting
was
conduct
he
put
over
a
cheap
political
trick
hhh
t"Climiiplon"i,
liii-giii
v
Peel)
Mechree." Miss Jean VanWIokle Chillies Meek* and Mi
Itnluli
ed lie the pivshli-nt, Martha Jmtos, lo gel his name In the paper* tn uu ("Twelve (('Clock )ltgh"i, llii-liplayed tin- guftai and sang “ I'm Wight II.
at which lime imw ineiiihers wen, election vear.
aid Todd ("Tin- Ho-I, lleiii(” l
sending von u lllg lluiiquet of
introduced uml wclcumcd into Hu" I f the S i'IinIhi 'ltd his ioh luilf mid Juliii W a v to- ("Tile S a m is ll!
Roses.''
Alts. (J. I). Forivstor was hoste<a club hv Chaplain Hetty Patter- as well a- tile average iieloi does Iwo J I iiin' i .
Monibers of the entertainment
Ills, tin- , mildly would be in lu-t
foi the mmithlv ntcvtlng of the amt.
Ile-I -iiiipoi i mg licite-s limiti
committee who IhIiI the plans for
Pimm were discussed fm a get- tor shape.
AV-imiin’s Bible Class of the First
dees
are
Libel
Bill l vuioie
tho dance received surprise gift*
"Wind
Hollywood's
■
-•
tills
don't
( Plflky" I. Oelc.tr Holm |"Cnmc
liapti-t <'Innill ladd on Tuesday acquainted' uarty to In- held to
in the form of upion* for thrlr
Mr*. (ill 11<In Weekly of U r a l ...... evening
teidize
is
Hint
tillItile
lli.-l
at Inn home on West night nt Hie Parish llmtse. At the
To the Stable" t, Ali-rci-de- A|i
woik in making preparations for City was holinri'd with ii iirpioa
the dmife. They wero not permit Idrihduy party given on Hutu--lav First Street. Mrs. It. T. Hunt collcllisiun of the meeting icftcsli- Ihu.ill town In till- West. Tills I- • ’anilolilge ("All llo- King'- Mi-n"(.
tinonlv
town
where
log
dough
Elln-I Wnlei - t"Pinliv"| ami El i
ted to Keep the gifts, however, un night at Haylotin H o ik I i b , I i i -i j piesidi-il ovi-i tin- meetliig dilllng iiu-til* were served hv the .lub
til llii-v worn clad In tlu-ir union* daughter Atnrgli- Dilllo.-o no. O- w bu b time u lull* was given by- piinsqi', .Mis, Wilbur Keeling, lo i un In- miidi- fust. GoiisriiiteidlA. I .ultra let CT'oine lo the Stable "i
we
Imve
the
-nine
.a
m
p
followeiNuiiilnei-s f.n In..| . 11111,011mg
und required to do u “Can Cau." Hurry Walker of Detroit. Mu-b Alt- A J. Pi-tei'siMl on alti-inllng Hu- fallowing: Ill-leu Bennett. Murv of any boom town Thev m e I bi
Loti How en. Murthii Jones. Itlehm ini ate .lubn lii-luud ("All Ho
Members of the committee were ut tho llotne of Mr. and Mi
A. llie study course.
lling,of
cllfe
-ocii-ty,
tbe
oneA lt- n " t.
Heim
.Ingget
the Misses E-telle Graeuv, Betty Morris. Tin- room- won- n t• i.i.-t Contests wero conducted bv the mil Smith, Buddy Patterson, Run- win, get tbelr mimes in tin- bead K in g '("Twelve O'tMo.k lllgh"l, Ailbin
Huffmun, l.ois Riisii-r. Holm* Levy ivt'ly di-voiated with Spring flow oiiiertuiniiivnt cliairtiiait Mrs. F. K. dolpli Crow and Julinnv Bowen.
lines.
Kennedy
("riniiii|dnii"l,
Rnloli
uml Bobby Rosier, Viola Johnson, er-.
Unix ut tin- conclusion of the meet
‘But the Scnuioi will find t but in.-liiirdsoii ("The lletres-"l met
Ellen Stuck, I'aullm- Kwlatkowskl,
no a f te r which mfri'shments were IIRARDALI, AVENUE CIRCLE mo-t
"Happy llirtbday" wa- .-nog In ing
of Hollywood gel - up i-mlv. James
Whiimore
("Halil,
Lulu H nnlett. Mrs. Gensvievv tho group as Mrs. Wcokl.v i-iit,-ii-d efvcil by the hostess assisted hv
Mr*. J. C. Ellsworth aiiiiiiunied
Bromley, also Gi-qrgo Uangletnan. tho dining room. Kin- won* fin Mrs. J. Y.' Lewis, Mrs. A. J. Walk- leduv tlmt the lli-mdull Avenue works limil mid goes to lo-d earlv. uiouiid":.
“ I would like to add up UnllvA .- iu le u tv o l l n m l - m e -onn-w -luil
In addition,' Miss Selma U vy ro- the occasion n dinner gown of i t , and Mrs. II. C, Echols.
Circle would meet next Tuesday wood’- standing with Ht-nulm John ll s l li r t ie d Itv tile lil.e llb .M id tlm t Jo
relvcd a clgaret lighter In recugnl- Navy liltte clopo nml her dmightc.
Those attending were Mrs. t). at the home of Mrs. Victor Green •nil ui mivoiie else. I will lie tin- p e i e e n l o f tin- n o n iliie i- s w il l l»Him for her work In helping make wore >i while evening ilres-.
Gildis, Alls. J. B. Borland of on West Ninth Street. A rover, first to admit auv sin- wbleb wo I ' l i - r n t , o il lo c a lim i oi a lir o iid , iv|n-n
previous Florida Feshlnns' parties
Mi Weekly was prc-iqited with I'itickuid, Ala.; Mrs. J. 51. Wilsnii, ed dish luncheon will l>c -i-ivl-iI bave commit led. But I lliink they • he r e t r iin n iiiv t a il al I I p Al
a sucres*.
ail orchid i-ot-tige hv her ilnu-.-btoi. Mrs. A. C. Madden, Mrs. C. W.
all cirete menthols m e eord-will la- fm oidbalmu-ed bv our vlr
K S T . in Hie 2 H iH l.- e iit R K O p a n
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; Jacksonville N i n e
.. By BILL HERING
■ Hearld Hporl* Reporter
. Manager Ed U v y of the San
ford Giants announced yesterday
th at five men were released from
the club. They are ca'chers Mlku
Giovanni, Gene Lavrll, apd Bill
Walther, second baseman Mike
'Edwards, and third hosrman Hal
’Schuster.
• Pitchers 7,etcma and Maklary,
two Unsigned players were also
•M t home.
1 ,Mentor l.*vy, who haa hean
suiting for extra help, was given
pitcher Charlie Tedesco and outfielder Al Neville both formally
Mtmected with the Jacksonville
Tars.
V. t in
In ■rl
an inirrvirw
Interview on
fin Monday,
iumniR^i the
manager said he needed a moundsman and nn outfielder badly and
* sxprersed hi** hrpe that he might
b# able tn obtain their services
from other minor league clubs
V presently engaged
In spring
fV? training tit th e has*.
• The Hanford playing roster now
* stands at 23 men.
V
Don Hailey, one nf five catcheron the initial rosier, drew plaudit*
from the Ginnt manager. "He a
n C Improving every day," l.rvv raid.
"and I feel certain that hr will
|J]j bo around In the 1050 season to
9b'
Bailey Is currently battling
EK Don Doerge for the first string
t\ ratrhlng assignment. The young
rookie was signed la-l Fehruaty
f
In the Hanford Irvmit ramp,
p.
Yesterday the Olnnta, under
,• murky skies, run thrmigh base
B t running drills ami wind sprint".
f i U yy briefed the pltrhlng staff
on the technlcallllea of the new
v hall ruling. "1 wont thnt thorough, • |y understood," the manager said.
The Giants are scheduled to
. nit'il the Lenoir Red Hox Saturday
r
at the training hast*, while Runday they will faee the Eualla AllI Rtara In Euslls. Proceeda from the
ft U tter game will lie turned over
to thP Ku»th* club to nurch***
adequate lighting for their field.
Monday the Hanford nine will
play the Enid Giants, am Tiieej
. day they will meet the Springfield
. aggregation, ltolh game* will we
L” , played at the Giant* training
‘
has*. Time and field* were not
| j f e T A , ..th ,, f . m fro...r.b . vaaUrdav players were pruned
fram various roster*. Two 'Knoxvilla trfhuta third baseman Tom
Cachiavelly and pitcher Bob Prior
SIV
fflfs
...
three hone afternoon workout*.
Nn morning drills were scheduled.
Sanford - Orlando
Kennel Club Entries
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LOS ANGELES — Glenn Davla.
former Army grid star, formally
. LAKELAND. Mar. 99. — ( Spe signed a ooe-year coatrart with
cial i — Florida Southern College tiw^ Lo*^ Angeles Ram*, pro foot*
rowlnjc crew* swing Into action
against .U »lr f tn t opponent from
HALLANOLE—Calumet Farm'*
the north Friday afternoon when
they meet Boston University on Armed (96.10|, third on world
the Lake Maitland waterway at money*wlnnlaa Hat. won Gulf!>lream Park'* allowance feature)
Winter Park at 3 o’clock.
Southern will be defending an ha* now earned 9917.475.
SAN BRUNO. Calif. — Tanfor*
unblemished *cason record bav
in* won the Gasperllla Regatta an had a 11.602.30 dally double
by Air Express
at Tampa im Feb. fl and the Found payoff,
and
English (9199).
er* Week Regatta her# on Mar. (915.90)
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. — B tneth
X. Last rear the Imprmalvo Bos
ton varsity eight set the course
record for Southern’* nine-tenths Lyons, No. 5, North Bergen, N J.s
mile Lake Hollingsworth pour*# Delbert Allen, o. 4, Hollywood*
with a still standing four minute Wordle Dement, No. 3, Oxford,
and 40 second run.
N.C.) Nick Ttpaldo, No. 2. Long
In the three week Interval since Islsnd, N. Y.) Roy Pedersen, No.
winning both the varsltv and Jay- 1, Tampa) and Paul Healy, coxvee event* against Rollins College waln, New York City.
and the University of Tampa on
The varsity shifts moved up De
Mar. 2. Coach Roy Couch ha* made ment from hi* No. 7 slot In the
several shflt* in the crew roster*. Jay-veo boat and Pedersan from
A* now set up the varsity eight No. 3 to bow. Larry Kractkowski
of Ed Waters, stroke, moved from his varsity bow sween
Korhelle Park. N. J.; Capt. Paul to the No. B spot on the Jav-vee
Locke. No. 7. Lakeland: Martin reducing crew weight from en av
Gay, No. 9, Frostproof) Clayton erage 190.6 pounds to 179.
produced
Witch
H IG H L IT E S
VERO BEACH, Mar. 23. — (Al
— Big Don Newcombe, who has
had a bad arm, and Jackie Rob
inson, sidelined bv #n ailing knee,
were expected to see action with
the Brooklyn Dodgers today In a
game with the Philadelphia Ath
letics.
SACRAMENTO, Calif., Mar. 23
— (AO — The New York Giants,
who had many pitching problems
last year, appear to have at least
three moundsmen already In top
form.
They
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Dave HV
Koslo,
9 IU, 0Sal
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Megip f • ^
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II# and Sheldon Jones. Maglie ha*
been steady all Spring and yester
day against Pittsburgh pitchsd the
last five innings without yielding
a hit. Koslo gave up only three
a* the starting Ginger. Jones, In
Photo By Tod Rwalm
13 Innings this Spring, has not
Catcher Don Halley nf the Sanford Glanta llalens to Coach Ruhhard Gonnard explain tho finer
allowed on earned run.
polnta uf the game. Halley Is currently tagged by Manager Ed Levy as Iwlug the probable starting
catcher when toe 1050 seasons opens.
HARAflOTA. Msr. 25. — (/P) Boston Red Hox third baseman
Johnny I’e'.ky has discarded a
•peclsl corset he has been wrsring
to protest a pulled side muscle
•nd hopes to resume Hprlng ronHy HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.
dltlonlng within a few days. The
Hox, will play the Philadelphia
Phillies at Clearwater today. Mel
NEW YORK, Mar. 2 3 - (A*)—
Purnell and Joe Dobaon ars In
When Ohio Htate booked a tunePHILADELPHIA,
Mar.
23—
line to pitch for the Sox who edged
op guine against Del’aul before
their hometown national league (JT>— Hay ( S u g a r ) Rohinrnn'H the NCAA lia-kelhall tournament,
world’s
welter-weight
crown
rest
rivals, the Braves, 5-4. yesterday.
ed more securely than ever on Conrli Tippy Dye asked for a
couple of Eastern officials. Joc "double" tonight, haunted by th*
TAMPA, Mar. 23. — <yp» — th# veteran boxer's bond today ko Collins and I^iii Elsensteiu overwork.
after
hl«
short-order
knockout
if
The* St. Louis Cardinals’ try to
tooted the whi-tlei . . The Idea
Nat Holman's energetic Heav
get catcher Wslkcr Cooper of George (also Hngar) Costner.
of roiirse, wan to gel the Hock- ers, who came from nowhere to
Costner,
who
transferred
his
the Cincinnati Reds has failed-eyes
used
to
the
-lightly
different
at least, th at’s what the Grape nclivltltv, from Cincinnati to interpretation* uml "calls". . . win the national Invitation title
last week, will meet Ohio State’s
Camden. N. J. a year ago, had
fruit league grapevine reports.
It mav pay off, even under
The dope during the Winter was been pointing toward u title limit the NCAA system of having one western conference champion* In
that the Reds wanted to unload with Robinson until last night's ref from each district and assign the first gam* of the eaat*r
the veteran catcher and that the ovcr-the-wclght bout at conven. ing them to teams from other NCAA playoffa at Madison 8quara
Garden.
lion hall.
Cards wera Interested.
Th* second gam* of a sellout
Robinson, who weighed 151 areas . . For tonight's opening
Yesterday, Cardinal* owner Fred
Halgh huddled with President War pounds— four more than Costner drew Ed noyle (New England) program will send Holy Cro**’
ren Giles of Cincinnati. Th* In —caught the Camden contender and Arnold lleft of Washington, Crusader* against North Carolina
formation was that Calgh offered with a hard right nfter 30 sec* who was slightly criticised as a State, champion of the Southern
Conference. The tosup la at 9:16
Giles two youngsters and cash onds of action.
The champion then switched to "fast whlatle*’ man In the Invi I*. M. (EHT).
for Couper hut was turned down.
the body for n few blows, land- tation tournament . . Incidentally,
CCNY haa hpen Installed a
Ihe NIT used 19 different offi
HAN DIEGO. Mar. 23. - (A’) - ed another right nn Costner’s cials for 12 games and Asa Hush- 3 'i point favorite, although some
Jaw
and
finished
him
off
with
are-heglnnlnit to wonder how long
Homethlng about the weather of
liell, who picked them, Insists)
the golden west apparently Isn’t a left hook to Do* chin al 2:10 "Home of the best perurmanees the Heavers can stand the pace.
uf
the
Initial
round
of
their
sellIloly Cross I* picked hy 1H
agreeing with Ihp Cleveland In
were turned In hy comparative polnta.
10-round go.
diana. Five tribesmen have colds. eduled
strangers."
It
marked
Rohlnson'a
second
City's big, pepped-up loohnPitcher Boh Feller, outfielder
When manager Red Rolfe of moT** swept through th# NIT
kayo of Coatner. A
Allle Clark and Coach Muddy Ruel firil-rnund
the
Tiger*
walked
nut
of
th#
were feeling so laid they remained previous meeting In Chicago also cluhhnus# at lakeland, Fla., th# without hardly stopping for sec
In the first round.
ond wind, blowing out defending
In Burbank last night when the ended
For the champion It was Ida other dav, he waa amaxed to ob champion San Francisco, Ken
team came here.
**
serve
John
Carmichael,
the
Chi
107th win In 110 professional
tucky, Duquesne and Bradley In
The other ailing ClevcUhdera fights,
74 of them hy knockout*. cago scribe, playing catch with o rd e r.'
•re Manager Lou Boudreau anil Two
nf Ida other ImiuIk ended In another member of the fourth
Holman said he Isn't worried
Big Luke Easter.
draws while hla lone defeat waa aatat* . . Hrd gasped: "Gosh, s h o u t hls Athletes getting
John,
after
all
the
baseball
you’ve
"chesty" over their sueeeea. He
LAKELAND. Mar. 23. — Uf) — at the hand* of Jake U m otta,
your throwing form I* concerned that they may b#
Gerry Prlddy, the Detrult Tigers’ prenent ml*l<ll©wniKhl tllltholnijr# watrned,
should he better than It is." , , getting tired.
ncnlric* the ■■tUfnctlnn «>f
. . . .
1100,000 buy from the Ht. Louis minuting
a contender to hie Carmichael made another leisure
They've had a lot of basket
Brawns, I* hot In Hprlng training. crown at least
ly, and awkward, peg and wise ball for a hunch of unseasoned
temporarily,
l(«J«Both at hat urn! at second hasu
cracked: ".Suppose It should! hut boy*. Only one member of th#
Inarm received l11863293
—,-— •
.
I’rlddv has been disposing In fine 702
( 930,090) net paid hy the don't forget that down through alerting lineup !• a senior.
style of one of the Tigers' in slur
the years It's the Cub* I've been
of 11,747.
,
.
T h e same problem haunts
1060 problems. Ills current lilt- crowd
Robinson gave the crowd a de watching.”
Coarh Forres t Anderson, whose
ting streak has run to six blows monstration
Hevms strange to b# reading Bradley Braves are favored to
of his pleasuru over
In seven lime* at bat.
the result. As Costner toppled «° rave notices frum th# Dodgers win th* western division playoffs,
Robinson did a little entnp over a pitcher who wae opening at Kansas City tomorrow
HAN FRANCI8CO, Mar. 23 — the canvas,
of victory and shouted wltn g i v e n th# have-ho by the night.
, : .
.
OV) — HhurUtup Roy Hinallev of dance
hut If Bill McCahan
Bradley, tho nation’s top-renhthe Chicago Cuba alma to keep hls Joy as lie went to a neutral cor- Athletic#,
really
ha*
recovered
from
hi*
ed team, has even more basketweight at 200 pounds — 17 more
sore arm, he could be tough . * b a ll-a n d on the run, too--lhan
than last year.
Although
Ned
Irish
meet
ravea
CCNY. After losing In the finals
On advlco of a doctor he I* nn
about
~
of the Invitation, Bradley had to
n protein diet in a muscle huihllnp
lege,
don't
look
for
him
in
9
rush out to Kansas City in d ljck
campaign intended tu keep him
knlrkerbockar* uniform neal «••* Kansas for the fifth district
from looking like a toothpick, In
son . . "He’s going to enter dental berth. Otherwse, the Brave* would
between regular meals, Ihe 6 fix it
school," Ned mourn*, "W* ■I; have been outside looking lit*
8 Rich Smalley makes • habit of
ready have one medical student
At Kaneae City tomorrow nlfht
nibbling dried flab, the#*# ami
and that won't work.
Baylor, tha Bouthwaet'a m-champlon, will play Brigham .Yount,
the hkyllna Hls rhamp. and Brad
YOUNG LINK
BOSTON - UP) — The youngeat ley will tab# on UCLA, ruler of
forward line oparatlng In the N a
tional Hockey League !• ro ra V * *
of Ed Handford, Dava Cralghloit
and Z«»llo TopaMlnl. who ara
known m th i Boston Bruin* nlsli
UF) — Tha problem of selecting ■
llni*.” Th« nlrknumn com#» from
starting G rit baseman still Hm still want cntcher Walker Cooper tha height of the Player* - six
Manager Jock Onslow of the Chi of' the Cincinnati Reds, hut the feel, one Inch for Handford, and
cago Whlta Sox stumped.
deal apparently won't he In rash. sis feat even for Creighton and
Ho haa three—Charley K m * , If at a ir
Topasilnl.
___________ __
Harm Raich and Gordon Up da*
Luka Rowell of th* Reds said
borry — but all of thorn kgvia M il Insist nn a player reul — a
weak aa wall as strong now *. Pitcher or aacoiul baseman for
Onslow apparently naoda n ooM- Cooper would be preferred. Card
blnatlon of tho throo.
Maaagor Eddie Dyer want* Cooper
fa r several reasons — he’s a vetCLEARWATER, Mar. 89. —UF) crag, knowa how to handl pitchers
M d la a right-handed slugger.
pUM «n.<A) £ Oakland (PCL) 8
Robinson’s Crown
Seen Secure After
Finishing Costner
StHirtn Roundup
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HANOVER. N. H. — Alvin F.
(Doggie) Julian » m named Dartmouth v a n ity basketball coach and
fm h m a n football roach.
Death*
HIQOlNfPOBT, Ohio — Harry
(Slim) Sallee. 65. famed old-time
national league pitcher.
BUFFALO. N. Y. — Charles
J. Murray, AS. nationally knowa
sports promoter.
GRID INJURY
TROY. ft. Y, - (Al — Only
member of Rensselaer Poly’# var
sity football group to suffer seri
ous Injury this season la a eheerleader. Frank Codola, a sfnlor
who halts from Bristol,
I., went
Into such antics over one of We
townsmen's long dashes th at ha
fell off the Engineer# mascot
horse and broke his arm. R r t
trainer Tom Sheehan aaya Codota,
Is mending nicely._______
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T T T FJ^N FftR n FfERALP, flANFOHD t X 0 « P A
1,8 0 0
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0
w
P u g ilis ts
with a hard leather aurface over
the knuckles.
"Theagenea won 1,400 cham
plonshlps, often Involving 10
fights a day," write* Gromhach.
“ He killed UWO men and knocked
out many more. Even If thl* were
a tenfold exaggeration, It still
leaves a chsllengl.ig record."
Thengene* wn* horn ahnut ROB
B.C. If dates arc correct he be
came champion at 21. At the age
of nine It I* said that because he
took a childish fancy to o huge
bronxe statue in the sipinro of hi*
city he carried It away.
He wasn’t punl*hrd. but wn*
made to return the statue before
witnesses. Thereupon he heenme
famous for his strength. When
he became of age he took on nil
comers and had 1,409 olive wrenth*
placed on hi* head.
Theagenen became so famour
that the Greeks erected s bronxe
statue In hi* honor. When he
died one of hi* enemies Hugged
hi* *tntue, and as if in retribution
the statue fell and killed him.
Legend ha* It that the family of
the dead man prosecuted and the
*tatue was convicted of murder.
Following trndltional Greek pun
ishment for such crimes, the Thra
cians dropped the statue to the
bottom of the sea. l.ater the statue
was recovered by fishermen with
net* and set hack to it- original
•pot.
Fog centuries any Theagcne*
statue was considered n cure-all
for Injured nthletes.
If Joe Loui* could only find
one now he might try to regain
hla youthful figure. Ilui don't let
anyone tell you l-oul* wn* top* In
defending 111* crown. Thengene*
got *o many olive wreath* that
he could have opened u bluffed
olive factory.
By ABMOTIATBD PRESS
NEW YORK — Jew Loui* went
through M world’* heavyweight
championship fights without suffaring ■ defeat, hut' h r wan no
Theafenes. Loui* never, killed an
opponent. T heaf enca, killed 1800.
To team ahnut Theagene* ymi
would have to read the writing*
of fau u n la* . Oenomaut, Dio Chrv■ontora, Lucian or flrombaeh. If
/o u aay ‘th at’s a lot of Greek’
youd
you’d be correct, rxcludlrW Grom*
bach.
John V. Gromhach, In The Save
of flock (A.S. Barnes and Co„
SG), writes a t length on Theogcnes,
the greatest boxer of the ancients.
That was long before the threeminute round* and Mike Jacob*.
To die exact Theagenes ruled be
tween 484 and 4<U! H.C.
Gromhach'* saga tell* of the
spread of boxing from Ethiopia
to Egypt around 0,000 B.C., then
to Crete, Greece, England and fin
ally America. Rut this Thengene*
la really the guy who Impresses.
The native of Thasoa fought
2,102 battles and whn ’em all.
Ha even took part In the pancra
tium, a contest combining honestto-goodnes* wrestling with box
ing and fought until one gladia
tor either hollered •‘uncle** nr wa*
killed In the process.
Thengene* was nr» Olympic
champion, He was ernwned ni
Olympia while the fate of Greece
was being decided on the battle
field of Thermopylae,. .,
Boxing contest* lit; jn o * e. days
features the cestus. It Was the
"12 ounce glove of ltd day," hut
Penn Hlnte's 1949 soccer team
looked more like a ■leather belt engaged In the nation'* fir -1 Soc
wrapped around a fist. It war cer Bowl, at St. Louis, Jan. 1,
made of heavy ■J g g S L throng* 19511.
* » A t * a m o || o x
? )u m
Clubhouse
Hy FRANK ECK
AT New*feaiure» Spurt* Editor
CLEARWATER, Fla. — I'realdent Huh Carpenter of the Phila
delphia Phillir* get* a gleam In hi*
eye* at the mention of Granny
llamncr.
‘ I wouldn't trade him for Brook
lyn’* shortstop Pee Wee Rre*e,
even though I've Imd several op
portunities," the voung owner of
the Phillir* revealed “I've gtit
to luke Hamner over Reese.
Granny I* only 22 year* old ami
Pee Wee I* .10.
“ Branch Rlckcv fir*t offered me
Rce-e for Hamner a year nail a
half ago. I think that Blanch wa*
serious when he tried to make
the drul.
I think he’* alwuy*
sciiou*. ||e ’* one of the most
seriou* men in him-hall mid I* *n
fat a head of the rest of u* it isn't
even funny,
"I appreciate Hickey'* fine
judgment on Hamner b e c a ii .* e
Eddie I Manager Eddie Sawyer!
and mv«elf both feel sure he I*
ready to take over a* the best
*hort*top In the National League.
Ilnmnei I* the sparkplug In our
Infield."
Hamper, who broke In with the
Phillip* at the age of Irt during
llie wartime season of 1P4I, rnJoyed a fine campaign Inst year.
I'taylnu in cvciy giiiue, lie hit
.2011, led the league in double
play* anil in total i'liuilt-e*. Iteese,
oflen called the brain* of Brook
lyn'* Infield, hit 279 and lilaslt d
II! honieif. Ilninuei hit <>u|y six
homer* all yenr Imt four .,f them
came in Sept ember.
“I've never made nov I rude*
with Bronklyn hut that'* not because I fear Imlng iinlMiinrled by
tin* s i i i i i i te | trilllei in buxebiill,"
niii t ’ai'penler. “The Pbillb"
longer ate a rnllerlion ,,i misfit*
Hilln Golf Cluh member* from
Long Island to shift their wear
from one section' o f' th* 'country
to another.
Klein ha* been at La Gorcc
«ince 1927. He com** down the
middle uf November each year
and In mid*April Iravcs for WheatHv ASSOCIATED PRESS
ley where he ha* heen pro since
MIAMI BEACH Fla. - Willie 1923.
Klein get- peeved when California
The 0,275-yard nar 71 La Gorcc
get* all (he credit fm golf* gold course I* one of the most popular
rush
in the south.
“It wii* light here at the La
"Gene Sarnxen and Farrell look
tliiree Country Chili in 11*28 tlml forward to playing here every
the fir*t *15,000 open loiiranmeiit year Both veteran* have a soft
wn* held." *ay* ttie popular pro. • pot lii their heart* for thl* place.
"Johnny Farrell woo it hv three Siirnxcn won one of our open* and
strokes with a l>r 11Hunt 00 on Farrell went on to win the II. S.
the final rouml. The erenm of Open niter Inking our first hlg
tile pro* competed, too, and it prixr." «iy* Klein.
wasn't until George May conic
Hut the fellow Klein really rave*
along In Chirngo *nme 15 year* about i* young Henry Russell of
Inter thill our price wit* *ui paused. Miami. The former Duke Uni
"The late Carl Fisher and the versity star recently shot a 94,
late Walter Kohlep got the idea seven under par and a course
‘We had only four La G nrre1 record for an amateur.
Open* hilt nil ihe good player*1 "lie heal a hit of the pro* in
competed, We have now replaced ■■in reveni pm-memher event,"
thi> open with a pro-menilier com -1-ays Klein,
petition which iirohnhly Inioos out
Florida *eem* to have regained
more top pro* than any other event I -nine of it* former prestige this
of It* kind."
winter. After Fred Haas Jr., boat
Klein very seldom take* issue Boh Hamilton In the Miami Open
with the other fellow. He's often in Deeemher, the Bauer sisters,
loo busy giving lesson*, or wel the greatest thing here since that
coming erlciirille* to Lit (iorci* or 11,1)09 Hialeah double, swept one
.............. amateur tournament after another.
making arrangement* for Wheatley
A* soon ns they worked their way
up the coant, along cama St.
ami castoff*. We want to raise Petersburg and Miami Reach
our own ballplayers and I think Open*, both 419,900 plum*
we've beep dnlng it rather *m
t
ii
,, ,
The World Series of 192.1 heThe Ree«e fm Hamner subject
the Yankees and the Giant*
I.,h player*
...... .....with
\
>. which the winner’*
riitnparing " hi*
l l u ' k"*•’
, ..... H f'i <r„.|ltver
lst Open Tourney
Held In Florida
Had $15,000 Prize
|
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And when lo* g»i| it, boil hip It.*
Television light* for Ihe World
l" 'I *ci mod In tall in love with Sene
of 1949 cost 1290,900,
Minniiei, lh> lot 111net lo t 1111ni while radio light* wem for $15(1
l(n ....... I. Vn.
._
>
I, ,Radlahas.
t leed Hu Itikt*. S Doi IJ.lft
l •
3 t & i 6 r a r m e r * . M a r k e t «‘i«**h'
lelluw
W
frt, <len*mtl>ig
Turnlri*, Purple
N X H H C .T
LETS GO
FR E E
55 Ml i rt. f »i
| l So - 1.75
frt
Fancy
llu Hskte IS 75 - 4.00
( el*r».
<Jo Iden t’rt ,1a A I.ger. |l,5ll - I 75
Celerv.
K ID D Ih S D A Y
SKM1NOI.K r o l ’NTY KAMI
MAT. M MICH 25III—NOON ITU. 3 I*. M.
a i.t. t m i.oH E N \ o > n r n ; o f u r e
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.... o n IS.5a-4.no
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HEY KIDS-
HKPUKT MO. IIS
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t h s D e n ie r* on T h e H a n fo rd M a le
F a r m e r * M a r k e t f o r p ro d lire so ld
T r u r k a r a a n d D e a le r * u p to 4 p .
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lle s n * . T e n d e r g r e m , H e ll
r t r a ils d
Itu . l l p r . IS 75 . J . J J
D ra n g ,
,
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t'a ld iitg e
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FAIR GBOFNOS OPPOSITE HALL HARK
------— -------
During Ihe 1928 World Series,
hn-e caihlnlalt'. anti Oil Lou lichrig of the Yankee* drew
ovri itiiyoM> the Diidrer t \ t tot ii'i'iiGxe l,a*e* tin hall*.
to e in t e l l f ie ld
■*. .
lopped 18,009,
Sal no jil I .eng lie • Ii oupooi I loth
II" took Willie (Pmhliii'
.1,110 t.v.r all Brooklyn’*
ers.
Dentil
Diii'd
Enin*
jc -,„
iHlfl,
i'iclile P a lrli S w rrl
I'ickli'N 22 o/< jiir 2r»4*
Fane * IT r»b Iti inch
H ln i n r d a i > t h o c.
Nut 1(4*11
25c
h u ll.
( A U IC O T S
I ’ lr s li l i f f r l i
2 IIin. 27r
Jaitr P stk r r Pulslu I 1 1 nr. pka
HE A NS
(hips
l l r u a l i . I I I m11.1 M u n i
L it'
Suiiiirfirhl t urn
II
ni
K ill Ii CM
r»u
l.lr r ii
SALAD
S u / , Ih ik lilu
pks.
llrgalii III Iillil
Ilf
UOLK SLAW
#
s tt/. f f l l t i I>;»k
I5 u
l'rr*b Pn*vnl
2 lor 11c
CELERY
FM Nn. I Wa*hi'd Fla.
Red Blue Potatoes......5 lbs. ‘i.lc
F i n n Ill'll IO|ie
I
2 ctns. or lbs. 2i)e
Toma Iocs
of
Sweet INdaloe.s......... 2 lbs. 2!)c
OVEN TREATS
(J a r s ..
Jane I'arkrr
Hut On**
Iteiialim
M iseil Mallei!
N al.
Yellow Onions ......... :i lbs. Ilk*
HllNS
Pkg. of
Itiillul
25<*
Why “Super Right” Meats
A U K T O D A Y S I IK S T l l l ' Y
Jam- Parker
Ivll,
Roll
.Tie
lane Parker Plain
Ooiiiit.s
tin/. IHr
l i H h i t , » livn in .m y * t u r e * a r e u r f e r l i m m e a l * ill u x a r i e l y
u l i| ii .i I If I,'- ni « i ibTi ili I r I', I'II I |ii ire*. D illiilir* e x e i > « h e r e
a r e l i l l t h i n " M ||||| i l t i u l u
m e a l , *uhl m il) III V.SiP, w i t h
• I i m p l i 'l r I’lilllI Jeiiv e. l u l l r u n l r u * l \ \ P III l n * e Die uiie***
i-iirk m il ul 111,'i,l h i n i u u . l u r ■ ,1 »i
S i i |i |i i ‘r • Kit;III" r u t I*
u iiiiraiilv i'i l i n a i x e \ i m ,f 1111 litx * ,i t i * l a i l l u u . . . i - ii n r u n 11"i'il l u l,e li'lliler, iiilrx an il ill'll, iim*
v u a r a i i l e v i l I n lie
" m i In .1 nil'll I Ini) ut ) m il m i i u i x " i l l lie clxi'ei f u l l ) r e .
Iniiib'il r l l a i i K e In l i n e l a - t i n . ! , l i n e ,|ir:,1il> "M ii|ier ■ Itlu h l"
m e a l * D hI.ix \ n i l 'l l ' n l w ,ix * it,! Ill 11 ill,
Mti|,i r I t l g h l "
Jallr P.irkrt l l n r n
Piu
r>:tu
Marvel tl 1,111 •—11 lr I 1, II, Lull
Tht Sirin .Vi'r/jr Spit ini SiJan
Hruad
IHr
Jane Parker Spaiikh
..All Dramatically Restyled...and Powered by
Har Unku
2!lu
They are the new Cadillacs for 1950—and we
Want you tp come and sae them.
Wa not only m at you to see them—but we
think youM ogtf see them. For to kcc and
inspect tlO T ^nderful creations will make you
• s h a r p e r o f sU can—and increase your
m m g m w g m m w f m j r rfipfCT*
H r . mtiraly naw series of csrs
and all completely
dad. W l h k you'll agree that nothing so
r - d d p - m k - d ta s tlu lU .^ b - n
i
'. .
'
priced cars. It is no lex* than amazing that cars
*o big and luxurious should /un so fir on g
Ballon of gasoline.
,, f. .* •,
Comfort ami liamllinB ease are also remark
ably advanced. There is far finer road balance
and ovcr-ull steadiness at all driving speeds,
Steering is softer and more positive. Brakes are
more efficient and longer-lived. The over-all
satisfaction of driving—from every standpoint
—is simply "out of this world.**
Truly, here are cars *o fine and beautiful
that they deserve your persons! consideration.
Make your plans now to come In and see
themi You will lie cordially welcome at any tima.
.......... Ilk
Sliced Bacon
Fruren - llir a n
lb. pkfc. 45c
llra ilb * *
tYurlluuurr furiiiiiil
(T ra in
E k :k n
Tali'll Hraml
II). : i 0 u
Dally
D u k 1 M u i i I ,r> l l i s .
Ann P a ir fl|iarklp
Piiftdinfr
:’
1
d.r)C
Liver Sausage...... 10-oz. roll 25c
. 1, ,
|.r»r
pktf. 5r
Tree! 12 oz. rn. I0u
Arinmirs fuineit Heel
Ann Pav# f-hill
Su ui*6 12 w., l>(o. 25u
I I h h Ii
I
MiG
II).
uau
T ie
V /2 oz.
I He
LAVING
MASH
$
Ariuuiir* Slur
1. 1!)
Our Own
TEA BAGS
Ar moor n Vienna
Ann Pan* Pork K
S ausage
lleatiH 2 II). ran Ittr
Armum* furnril
MIDI and Mellm*
Aan Paaa H ns. p k |.
Heel’ 12 oz. can Jilc
Macaroni .......
Armours ('hopped
EIGHT
O’CLOCK
9c
Aan Pag* Gray*
Jelly 12 oz. btl. 19c
Tomato
SOUP
3-10H os. cans 25c
•___________ . .
•y.v-Y?
Loin Roast
llermaiiM Braun* Wiener
Ann
AAP'm Fine* I
seen on the world's streets and highway*. Tliry
are arrestingly and hreath-takingly gornrom—
ami nil are Muinrlkely Cadillac.
And not only arc they advanced in beauty—
but their ptrjormantt is finer in every wuy.
Cadillac's great new high-compression engine
is even smoother; it is actually quicker in
acceleration; and it runs so quietly that only
the indicators reveal when it is in action. It is
simply wonderful to drive.
And—difficult ns this will J» for owners of
"1949 Cadillacs to believe—the 1050 cars are
tun mart tconomirnha optnUe. Gasoline milrnge
really approaches that of the smaller, lowest -
Ih. 25c
' M||||,'|-Hit'III" l ull 1 III Pm k
Larj?e Shrimp...... ..........Ih. 65c
I akk I h
J odat, w* am pmcntlng, for your comider•tlon, the finest, most beautiful motor can we
have ever been privileged to announce.
llei (
Brisket Stew ......
Oiili'h
Cadillac’s Sensational New Engine !
Ill'llx X W i '» l e r i i
• urn Kinu nr lark Sp o il Fain x
P a irr
’v
"Miijier l t b : h l "
< .I
Ham 12 oz. can *Ur
Coffee
NimmIU' Soup .Alls
IJptonH
2 for ,Ttc
Lb.
67c
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r-- r~e*. *.rf
••*», w»«
f r,
—•# I fg
■
<c^'r-n-
Methodists T o H ear
Choir Ontfuitday
\ LYAKKt
— Tour
.P m p Im Mu
fW b e Free. MetKodist church
be in Sanford Mar. 24 for a
I rally before their departure
la Dominican Republic, where
MMwill give a series of one-night
H l ' i i a part of tha Y.P.kl.8.
Jd eentury cruiada. The Domilean tour will ba climaxed with
weekend convention at Santlagi
J f. M .
The Y.B.M.S. council team r-nate of three regional director*
ad the general euperlntendent. it"
Mi Ernest Residing nf Wlnont
f lu . The directors are Mir H*y
fajpley Welkins nf Portland, Ore.*
flev. Marvin Ku«r»U nf Ric>Iw . la.; and the Rev. Charier Ke
Wily of Knoxville, la.
Tpe council crusade tram I'
--c * L In
‘ Sanford
....................‘
stepping
on theirrros*eeppt ry tour In the new Y.P.M.S
Mobile unit, a IDtfl Pontiac dellvo ff. fully equipped with a Ifl-mllHMftOo sound projector, 2(l*watt
dMpIlfler and speaker, record alavgf, microphone, recordings, tra d
keeks, platform and evanirellstl
lay’s Bible Story
MATT.
ia-341 7* 1-3
, Moreover when ye fast, be not,
.. .: at; -tha hypocrites,
of a sad conn73v.>' *^jpancei
** *they
*
" •*
.»
•
for
disfigure
thcli
1
that they may appear untu
to fast, v .u iy l ,.ay unlo
They nav, to u r reward,
t, tboi,, oiioi iliou fastest,
‘ thine liru.i, aiol wash thy
. ’ That thou uppear not unto men
it, but iiomi thy t other which
l secret; and thy Father,
i seeth In secret, shall r<
thee openly.
S
SwMHBBflHKHKnfle
.
Ad C hunk Not k m m a it U presented i t the H u ll
i» f before publication.
Vhoral ensemble of Daytons Beaeb
:!ii.rrs.iuT<;gl., ';ra )
I'.M. at tha P in t Methodist
Sanford MlnlatnUI AMOfinlia*
Rev. H. I„ Zimmerman, Prenlder
Joe C, Crewa, Sec. • Treaa.
CENTRAL BAPTIHT CHURCH
Ninth Street and Laurel Avenue
Rev. H. L. Whitley, pastor
Rhone imil-K
W. O. fltanscll .Sunday Reboot
Supt.
K. 0. Keith B.T.U. Director.
Shirley Middleton, Rianlst.
Sunday School, P;40 A.M.
Illaiise, for alt a g o .
Morning Worship. 11:110 A.M.
Sermon hy pastor.
H.T.U.. 7:00 P.M.
Unions for nil ngefi.
Evening Worship. H;iH* P.M.
; Sermon by pastor.
Tuesday night, t.-at-her* and offi
cers meeting at tlm church with
covered dish supper ttl 71.10 P.M.
Wednesday prayer meeting at
7:30 P.M.
"Come thou with u*
and we will do thee good."
COMMUNITY C lll'ltr il
Lake Mark
C. C. While, pastor
Church School, 10:00 ^,M.
t'ln-s.M for all n g c.
Worship, 11:00 A.M.
Everybody welcome.
TlmrrdavM
Prayer service, 7:46 P.M,
Choir practice, >1:16 P.M.
CIICHCII ftp THE NAZAHKNE
11.1 Maple Avenue
Rev. I,. IL Rushlon, Pastor
Sunday School, 11:16 A.M.
Morning Worship, 10:46 A.M.
Junior Society, ft:IT* P.M.
N.Y.P.S., 7:00 P.M.
Evangelistic Hour, 7:4 6P.M.
Mlil-Wcek Service Wediir.’ilav,
7:4ft P.M.
Ilev. K. E. Taylor, evangeli-l
'or the Church of the Nnxarrne,
.III epeak at the night service.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
V not up for yourselvei
( HI III II
treasures upon earth, where moth Elm Avenue ami Seventh Htirel
M d rust doth corrupt, and wher>Elder A. E. fteyo, superintrndliiv
tlWVes break through and steal pastor and L. II. Hlicpmd and Wil
‘ But lay up for yourselves treesmm Walt, acslstante.
where ano
neitherSahhatli School. Mrs. II. (i. Ilri*
OMth nor In
rustheaven,
doth corrupt,
are thieves
do not break through on, supl. 0:30 A.M, Saturday:
where
this
nbr stealt
lume Missionary meeting. Thomas
For where your treasure is, Waller, leader, 10:40 A.M.; church
there will your huurl be olso.
ervlce, 11:00 A.M.
Tha light of the body Is the eye:
‘ the rat ora thine eye he olngle
FIRST CIICHCII O FCIiniH T,
all ‘
H( IENTIST
800 East Second Street
'B ut If thine eye h* evil, th\
Sunday School, 0:46 A.M.
Whole body (hall be full of dark
.Morning Seiviie, 11:00 AM.
ness.. If therefore the light that
Wedne-dav Seivlco, 8:00 P.M.
l» thee ba darknais. how grea
Rending Room Tuerdavs nnd Fn
ihaW dfknesil
.iys, 3:00 to 6:00 I’.M.
'
!!>tT ! --------- 1
All aro webome to nttrnd out
.•Nb roan ran serve two masters
ci'vlcei. and to tiso our, Bmdln
tm either he will hate the , .o ar loom.
Md love the other) or ol«e he wit.
"REALITY*' l» the 'Miblrcl or
MM to the oar, and despise lh< oe Lfssiin-Rerinon which will b
other. Ye cannot serve Rod am. cud in Churches of Christ, Scien
milhttiOrf.'-....................
‘ I t, throtlghmit the world on Hon•; Tharesora I say unto you. Tok.
ay, Mnrch 211.
thought
yrr
it for your life, yrnat
yr
Tho (luld«n T oit 1st “Since thi
or what ye shall drink;
‘ginning of Ihe world men have
for your body, Vj'<
lojiat yi ot heard, nor perceived hy ll"
TIkt 'for
gut on. la nnt tha Ilia mor< ur, nrlther hath the eye ceeii, tl
meat, and the body than ra I loti,, beside thee, whul he hal‘
rcpurcl for l.lm tlmt wnltidli fie
lt‘‘
___ !• the fowla of tha alrt ini,'' (Isa. 04i4).
thay sow not, neithar do thej
Among tlu- citation* w h i c h
p, nor gather into harmt vet omprlnu tin. I.eipim-Serinnu Ip
heavenly Father feedsth lie following from Ilit- flilili i
Are ye not much hrttei
What man i lie that d clrclh
Ihty?
Ife, and lovdh inuiiv d a y , I hut
Whlrh of you by taking thought <e may see good 7
Keep tl"'
rk» ad d on* cubit to hia sta tu re ) ougiie from evil, and thv lip
•vll, and do good: seek peace
ifltf
Consider the lijlra u( rum speaking guile, Depurt front
Raid,how they grow: they toll tnd pursue It. IPs. 34:12-141.
neltM r do they splnt
The Lesson-Rrrmon also In*
id N t I aay o n to ’you.' That ludea Ihe following passage from
, jetemon Ui all hit glorV was the Christian Science textbook,
im y e d like one of Ihesa.
‘Science nml Health with Key to
bandore, If Uod so clothe the
I of the field, which today la,
to morrow la cast Into t)i«
, shall he not mueh more
to yen, 0 ye of lltUe faith T
lerefore take no thought, sayWhpl shall wo oat T or. What
I'.M*-drinkt or, Wherewithal
»
W W L
STH M A
IIOI.Y CROSS CHURCH
( KnlscoaH i
Rev. II. Lyttlelau Zimmerman,
II. IL, llectar
I’atslon Sunday
H:00 A.M.—Holy Communion. ’
P:30 A.M.—Family Service and
Church School.
11:00 A.M.— Morning Prayer and
Sermon.
ditto P.M., YPSL. . •
Hervlres During The Weel ,
Monday through Thursday' and
Saturday:
il.dv Communion, 7:30 A.M.
.Monday, 8:00 P.M.. Woman's
Auxiliary IJonrlrrl.v Mectiii".
Wednesday, 8:00 P.M., Evening
Church. Bov. J. E. MeKUilev, pee*
tor of th e church, announced today.
Boy., McKinley explained.,that
the Bethnue-Cookman Collate la
an accredited four year Negro
Methodist College and a member
of the Southern Association of
Cotlopa. lie added that lh« collate I* supported entirely hy Moth*
odist Churrhei.
The choral ensemble sing* week.
Iv over the Daytona Beach radio
•nation on<l give* concerts noon inyltatlok In both white and Ne»n>
churchy* throughout the <inic
Itcv. McKinley till* morning cordiallv Invited the puhlic to nileii.l
the concert on Hiujdnv iilgbi.
FIILS’f IIAPfiHT CHUBCII
Lenten Service.
Park \venue at Sixth Mreel
Friday. 4:00 P.M., Church School
. W. I*. Brooks, J r , Pastor ,
Service.
John l>. Miller, Edurillnnsl Dir.
Friday. Quirt Day for Women, "WSVe Saved A M'lgce For You**
0:00 A.M. to 1:30 P.M.
‘Take, Your Family To Suiklify
loop
Si'In
Sunday School
0:46 A. M.
CHRIST CHURCH. Lonrwood
Morning W or'hln
11:00 A. M.
(Episcopal)
Sermon
W. PP. Brooks, Jr.
Rev. II. Lylllelon Zimmerman,
‘Iraining Union
0:46 p. M.
II. I)., Vicar
A union lor every church mcmPassion Sunday
4:00 P.M., Kvrnlng Prayer an> tier. Story Hour fur children tin
i e r !i year' of age.
Sermon. All are welcome.
Evening Wnrslilp
8:tHi P. M.
Sermon
W. P. Ilrouks. Ji
'Vi line .day Evening Service 8:fMI
P M.
Services; Sunday:
" i n s c r y open at Loth the Sunday
1(1:181 A.M —Bible Study Classes School
and morning worship ser
11:06 A.M.—Worship. Sermon vice.
Topic, "Making Rood INe nf Fail
CHURCH OP CHRIST
Second Street And Elm Avenue
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with the Sanford Ministerial Alkuelatlon.
Mr. MrKInlev will alio wfaetit
a dlacuMlon study of- the Bondar
ScIhjoI Lesson on Saturday over
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Plrk up Ai delivery nl
No Extra Charge
Many Modern
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For All
Age Groups
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TINKERTOY
JUNIOR PITCHING
$1.15 up
HORSE SHOES
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DOLL CLOTHES
A perfect one-day tour by ape- aJ.I.Y
rial hua to the Buk Tower at Lake “
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Wales for Carillon Coni'crln, willsiop-uvsr at t ypes* Raidena. Ask
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toe yourtelf? Your Dutch dealer cun get
right down to cases-prices, trade-in,
terms and all.
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7:30 P.M.—Preaching Ihr Word:
TH E CIIUBCll OF ROD
Sermon topic: "Our Father."
Rev. .Ine ('. t rews, Minister
Thursday:
16011 I’lm Avenue
H:00 I*.M.—Midweek devotion'
Tbe chureb airing hand under
and Bible Study.
i be direction of Charlee W. (trews.
A cordial welcome await all to ■ Idle is IiivUmI In attend ull thv«
'.VIII s hip: "Where Rod's Word I
' I furnish Ihe music nnd th <
i lie La*l Word and You arc r
I'ram foi all voting people.
Slraegei But Once,"
Sunday trlmol begins at 0:46
t M. C|aSi es for nil ages.
.Moiiitug worship II A.M. Mer*
Flit.HI METHODIST CIIUIM'II
age by Ibe pastur.
J. E. McKinley, Minister
F.vnilgellsllr -e, vice 7:30 P.M
Mrs. I‘. It. Stephenson, D.H.E.
Me -age nod altar call given I.v
H:46 A M. Church Si'hool.
lie pastor.
A cjuss fur every age,
P rayer meeting and Bible study
11:00 A.M. Morning Wiir*hiii.
liivsday evening at 7:30 P.M.
Si rinon topic: "Can A Christian
Missionary
servlee Thursday
lie A Communist?"
•veiling ut 7:30 P.M.
0:311 P.M.. Youth F e I llo w « h I t>
Victory Leadeis Build service
Service.
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(day evening at 7:3(1 P.M.
A
7:30 P.M,, Evening Worship.
ei vires.
\ acred concert by Bcllmne
' ‘miliiiian College Choir.
t (INI, HER AT IONA I. (TfUltCII
I*j i k Yvrntir nod Third .Hlrrrl
FIRST PHKSII'j IK H ItN
.1. Ilemuid BihiI, MluUler
CHURCH
I 'but • h Nchool. 111:00 A..Nf.
Ilev. Angus R. Mf'nnlu,
Alununii Worrbip. I I AO A.M.
II, 1)., Pastor
Pel (null Mlhjecl: "Flu! '1’l ‘k, (I
0:46 A.M. Church Syhoul.
The Church.”
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IfltKi A.M. MnVnlng Wornhln
"A man I heir w m. and iluv .
tiotiitiiunloii Meditation hv Mi. Me.
callerl him madi
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The more lie gave ,. tbe- more
0:3(1 P.M, Youth Fellowship,'
bo. hud."
7:30 P.M. K v r n l n g H'-rvlrr
"We have spent u lot of time and.
Service: "We Believe" by Mr. Mr thought talking ubont th: slew*
Minis.
urilHlilp of' money.. Most of us
Special music Mr Sunday inurn liiivtt tu budget uur irf'utna v o n 1
n g : "Juni, Word of Rod fncarii* curefully ill ortler tu keep the
nte" bv the Chancel Choir.
sheriff fruqi the dour. But how
Sumlnv Evening Special "Tlinul
IIItld thought we glvn to lliM,slewBe To Thee" by the Young Choir. ardrhlp of time)
In tli la ^ e n lr .
i i i o M uf us are spniillhrlfld.i Will1
win.t piodigulltv we wa t<- h i p
I'ULHI ( IIBIHTIAN CIIUBCll nmmentn in rlnlou* llvlnp! M.” ‘ •
I6U7 Sanford Avrnor
iv b ennae our purse ii, iiinnlrull''
J. ILiiuUII Farris, .Minister
'JI I , inch da v will* I went V-fuu
"Two Views (If The Cross" will i6urp, Wo fipget the valoo ur
lie (he sermon subject u cil h\ ■bn1. Yet remeiulo’S, b n r e 'j s i l b
Ilf
lie minister nt Ihe First riirintiuu 'rc aly st daiiiacracy . vet achieved
Rhnruh .Sunday morning.
iiV ine OtSator c*r>. tfir unlvpf.*e.
"Hhadowa We Cart" will he th^ Tlugruiiiv mid the moron hav?
evening sermon nublrd.
Ilia saasn twepty-four home j i n
The church school will meet their day. Death, In, lime, takes
at Ui4C A.M. and Ihe Christian both—their days are niimtieredYouth Prllowahlp meeting will he Imt what difference the two have
at 0:30 P.M.
made of their "threescore year
A cordial welcome Is extended and ten'"!
lo all.
Victor M. Rhein
1Thf THINKING FELLOE
L It
Fhode II
bright, gay colon wa have made ready
ervleaa,
1 printed in black and w hite,,
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For here we can ahow you o ity tvilf the
picture you can make this spring, this
summer and for a long t(me to come.
this tidy
titjy
I rue, you can tee the llnet
lines of tbit
1930 S u rra Convertible.
You can, perhaps, Imagine the top-ofthc*world feeling you'd know with the
wind combing your ^alr, a great valveln-hcad straight-eight filling ybur ears
with its aong, these •spinning wheels
irarfitsssB
Wfl H I * * ,bi* >ear*
tWc can’t 'tdiow you bow they <^eu you
up, clothe you In tbe very spirit of the
aenson, adtl their o|rft r e i k i plea lo\
(hot unmnlchnblc I-drlvc-a-Bulck
feeling.
B e d we cmi agy R they won’t com you
one cent rrfro .
They arc part and parcel of this gor
geous Bulck package, like the Fireball*
mg power of our new L^VII
F-263 —
engine -
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paeaf la ti n s lagtaas. tN ab'/l41 htataa la «USTS
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bvapar-eadrd *»»H#s, sefMHkrtwak faadars,
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ta t, UB satiny
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(Ha referred to a Hoover Commlaalon recommendation that civil
th# Ktvera ami llarbori Congrtaa functions of the Army engineers
vpeatedly tin* vxpr#t*rd opposi he transferred- to the Interior de
tion to legislation m a t i n s such partment.
Such a recommendation, lie said,
“Disregards and discards all wis
dom trained by experience of the
most competent, efficient and con*
struct!vo agency of the federal
government.
"It is purely a grab for power
—an attem pt to concentrate In
<ne single agency an unprecedentM power both economic and Poli
tical. It has neither supporting
data, statistics, experience, Judg
P R IC E D TO MOV E l
m e n t Improved efficiency, nor
anything else of merit to recom
mend it."
Other opening session speakers
included: Senator H o l l a n d lDFla.>. discussing the flood control
urogram, Senator O'Mahonev IDWyo.J, talking on reclamation and
New Fire-Hum* T ire s itadlo—
irrigation, ami Hep. Homier (DOne owner Low tailing*
N.C.), discussing the Merchant
Marino program.
Vice President Barkley was In
$ i0 4 0 < > 9
vited to greet the congress at a
luncheon meeting at which master
of ceremonies wa> Paul Woolen.
Washington correspondent for the
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Afleitumn speakers Included:
Hep.
Whittington
(lJ-MI*s.l.
chairman of the House Public
Works Committee: Ma|. Gen.
Lewis A. Pick, Cldaf of Army En
gineers j Elmer II. Stunts, execu
E x tra clt nn, good tires unil
tive ussistnnt budget director;
paint
Knox T. Hutchinson, assistant sec-
JUSED
CARS
1947
Special Deluxe
Plymouth Sedan
1947
Dodge Deluxe
Coupe
$
995.09
1948
Oldsmohile
Station Wagon
Looks new - Itadlo, Heater
Ikdnxu Equipment
Senator Aids
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Jessup himself had denied Mc
Carthy'* Charges ill testifying lie.
fore the foreign relist ion* sub
committee making Hie Investiga
tion.
The committee, headed l.v Sena
tor Tidings (l>-Mdl, arranged
with Attorney tlenerul MrCrulh
meanwhile to meet next Monday
and PHI Thief .1. Kdgm Hoove.regurdiiig access to government
loyalty flics on Slide llepurlmelit
workers in cused by Mct'ailby.
lydt.igs has said timt otti Metiratli and Hoover i.r opposed
to giving the eomniitee .cce-, to
PHI rheords. Tin's' are undersloo.l
to feel tluil surh n step would
break faith with the »onrcen of
FBI Information and dry op l'*''*'
slbilities of ohtnliiiug nddillon.il
data.
The final decision on whether I"
vlelil Hie files res is with l‘ie»lletarv ,.f Agricilltuic .md Heuatoi
Long ili-l.ii.i.
o n ly D O B O E h a s it!
FUIU)DRIVE-TRUCKS
L o n g o r lifo l
1948
Chevrolet
2 Dr. Sedan
(Iiip owner—low mileage, eteun
—Kudin
$1175-00
1949
Ford 2 Dr. SeduA
Nearly new. Only driven 7,816
miles )>y one owner
■• • , m.11
$137*00
i•■"; Ht ■Ht
!;
1949
fefc' ■; Rplck
Super Sedanette
\V. W. Tires, Kudin, Heater
and Defrntder. tinaroilteed.
*2180'"*
TKKMS and TRAIIES
NICHOLSON
BUICK CO.
Phone 10.14 Hanford, Fla.
IC*lll*M« r t e e i Page Oae»
presentative to the United Nation*
assembly.
Hr said Ilf trgtrllrd that Jes
sup's nniiir bad been brought into
the Senate investigation of Mc
Carthy's charge* llial the Slate
Department is a haven lot Com
munists.
$ 1595.00
V*
* Belgian Riots
a brilliant record" at U. S. re
i M N l h t r o p o rn tlo n i
P A d rw B M
■ M a a n M it
A“ «‘
PVT. HOllERT HILL
WITH THE EIGHTH ABMY IN
tlIFU , Jauan — Pvt. Bobert Hill,
son of John Hill of 016 Orange
Avenue, a member of the 84th Infnntrv Regiment, t* now stationed
at Gifu, da pun The 84th Infan
try Regiment t, a part of the 88th
Infantry (Tropic Lightningi Divi
sion, voiiimrndcil bv Major (i ch
i’nil William B. Kean.
Pvt. Hill I* a rifleman in Com
pany G ami in now on guard duty
at Kobe Base the supply point
for Southern Japan.
IM. 11.11 entered the Army ill
January, IP Id. received hi* basic
training at Comp Plnusha, La., and
departed for overseas dlltv In Januurv, lIMP.
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T U H N ON r t.A -l ift , \ \
T H E T L A S llIN O 6 R B O W
ban, tied nn traffir fur utmost two
hour* In the busy Brussel* shop
ping district.
Paul-Henri Spaak. Socialist lead
er, told the paradrr* before thpy
F IR S T OUTDOOR SHOW ING l
began tu march that return uf Leo
pold would lead to "grave trouble
for our country."
IN
The Social!*!* and other antiLeopold furce* say the advisory
referendum which showed 67.iW
percent of the Belgians favoring
hi* return lias spilt the country.
■i rv.'g.m'iK IO D IT S U N D E R 12
Ill some areas — particularly in
area* dominated bv th* Walloons
Leopold won only -III per rent
of the vote.
Leopold's fora have been unwill
ing to forgive Id* surrender of
the armed forces to the Hermans I N T i l l : C H U T IT ( ‘O l l H T , N IN T H
III World War II and hi* marriage
.11 m e t VI. n i U T l T UK K 1*0 It I
l* \
IN AND r o l l
H K M lN n t.r
to n Flemish commoner. The cab
Ct»i,NT>
IN C I I A N C m t Y
NO
inet fell Saturday when the Lib
:.Tkti
erals refused tu support u Chris AMOS r HASS. C O M P L A I N A N T ,
SANFORD’S FIRST SHOWING
VS
tian Socialist (Catholic) plan to
: M H ASS. H K P R N D A N T ,
have parliament recall .the King. M U l i.Mi
l'll H Tl» %1*1*LAII
No solution of the cabinet crisis T i l l ! HT ATL 4>F P 1*01111»A lo
N e l l i M Ifabe, h he** ri-n lilen ct u u l
IT’S TRUK! NOTHING LIKE IT BEFORE
i* In sight.
Ifc C u r e o f M r s
R. \1
Elder statesman Count Henri itntlilrfftv
o lb i
F i n n h U n . O h io
Carton I*e Wiart called a meeting
NOTICl-2 IS K K l i r i l Y UIV K N l e
of the Council of State vcatvrdav Ihf* ll'm i* IIAIIM'tl I left Iltliiui In file*
i n|i|i#nrAni-«* in thl*« huh mi «*t
to try to solve the crisis but lllr m
AFRICAN JUNGLE EXPEDITION
h rfim * Hit* h u h tin) u f April, 1V»H,
council found no sulutlon.
n ihn n i ' p r o ('onfffBfio will hr
rtit<r*M
t4naluk
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Color lly TECHNICOLOR
tlreece had n new government
it Hit I hv flit- 4 "m111phi | Till 111 .4Hill IIM
today headed bv I'rcmiei Sopho tut)
>mi (or it 4hvnrr4* Th** niiiiii* of tin*
ADDED, "MUSICAL WESTERN"
cles Venltelos, n Liberal, Since C o u r t , t In* tltU' nut! iH ittih 0 i of
the Liberal- have but a small bloc llt r f ;4wi* ut*' ii** nhovi< «*»t f o r t h
N L H S t in 1 lin ru l i *f l He I ' l r r k
uf vote* in the 86t)-nirniher house u nit'W lTflu'
^0111 irf thi* C i r c u i t C o u r t
they will depend on the ^eiptiort of S t in liio li* 4 t* it it I >, F lo r lt in ( h i*
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I n lx nf S ah i I ’lis'ull i\>Ult
of (Ul i'opullst (Uoyalisll dignities
It
| ‘ 11*'fuels •Ik
DOIHII.E FKATI'RK—IIARG UN I'ROGRAM
to remain in power.
h i: a i .
The Yugoslav people will vote tin h *»I fit It S lr r M'U
la«ea 011*41 C lT B ld 'l
oil Sunday, tmt, as in Russia, thev A li m In 4 Iso * '" in p ln ltiH til
“ iM A K S H A L L
will have but u single slate of Mill slit t of Mm e ll, IV60.
YAS
ciimlldales, Premier Marshal Tito
^tft*
NUT M L
and Ids government are stumping
W OLBF*
S u n fo r il,
F l o r til n
Mn relt I n th
1,»j 0
the country urging a lud per cent
N t* T U r
is
MI MF.MY
D IV U N
vt I I I) 111 1.1. E L L I O T T
support uf their candidates
II U n it pui * .4.4111 to C h n p lv r CM , F H ir l* L w ;
and
L lir i.F .
H lv V V E H
will be the first national election ita Stuiute"* u m I
a m rru ip it, th n
4 MQftOOl A*i MCfUll
since UM6, Since then Yugoslavia f o llo w in g 4|r%ci lHr»l Inm t In S n u l lio lr C m iiit v , F lo r lt ln . w i l l h«» o f f p r
has split with Russia and her s a int
for toilo .it p u h lti' u u tcrjr
fo r
tellites. Tito wauls a near 100 t h e h l R h 0*t| iArui b#*l u n til hlit u t
SANFORD’S FIRST SHOWING
per cent vole to sliu w Ills inde I h 0 fro n t d o o r o f t h n S#*m lnol«
o n n tv
C o u rt
llm ia o 1, n t rt a iifo rd *
pendent brand of Communism Is Ch«inItinliiB
l l lt» A. M., o n Mon*
strong and the nation’s loyally to ilinr Met u It ai
STtli A 1>* I95H
Lot l l N n riim n y a i p m r # 1*U1
him unswerving.
Itiio k 1 vm s* U .
Ill Home, Premier Abide Dn
Lot
I ft NorruAin* Sutiir# Plat
(insperi warned Id* pai llaiuentarv
t t o o k 1 pflR# l l .
l*nt
«5L*
l.o iiir u o o d
I'ln l B oo k
supporter* he wants strong pow
1 pHtfc* I ft to U A P in t H oo k
er* to deal with mounting violence
*> 11411# 2*
ill the nation In ought on bv Com
l*<>if ft ** A |o N o r m a n )
F h it liu o k x p ii k »' i t
munist turtles.
Communist-in
N
KS
of
NF
of
NW «4 of
spired demonstrators hall led with
N V\
H fi i io n il T o w ii« lili* " I
police in a riotous liiilllc with
S m it h IM it**' ill C an t
l o t * in« io i ms jit n n to i t ;
guns and grenade* ye*teidnv In
Hla* k Mn inhiiH'ti I'h it H ook I
San Severn.
Fifteen pul lee and
104 M'S 3 1 .V |Dft A Pint H ook
four civilians up-rc wounded.
2 pllHeos ?D I 10
I II
STARTS SATURDAY
GREGORY PECK
12 O’CLOCK HIGH
lA'gral Notice
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
“SAVAGE SPLENDOR”
WHIN IT COM!! to being quick on
the draw box olli.e llmt is—Corline C'ulvct (left l and Marie Wil
son are expert* ul the game tin
locution ut Las Vega*. Nev , Illegal*
will time a tough lime keeping *
leading man if they insist on being
■'trigger happy." ( Inierndtlomil'
Jay fee Meet
ICnallaaeg I ' n w I' m , lie.)
race lima, liutticiwiei, or any oth
er disaster."
Hi* also cited the Guard for
main oilier envices it performs,
sucb as furnishing firlnu squads
Us tiineral service*, and supply
v io l guard- for parade*.
* oinp un | " j,,. euni'luded, “la
a eredit lo Sanford."
lb ml w ihlliaiu i-nid he wn* "tiersunnily going I., gall op every
" ‘ini-lei hi Seminole County tu
‘"i ........ to mu eltUen* on
niinduv to register during the next
week. ’
(Tdhnm said that many Seminole
dent Tiiiniun, now on vuentinn at
Key West, lie was reported till re
to have taken uiuiei cunildria
Hon a lequent frurn I'vdlng* for
the loyalty file*. Tydliiga ha*
said lie Isdieve* the president will
lul the committee have "lindttd
access" to the material.
Tydiugs also announced that
the committee ha* arranged pub
lic hearlngH next week tu |M two
State Department official* reply
Hgr# (• lomtthlng rtally mtw In truck*.
tu McCarthy'.* charge* against
llietn.
Vuu can now gal Dodge “fah-Ualid" irurki (</,-, V* ■ and
' I-ton mod*Is) with gfrol flu id D rift.
(in Monday murping, In ndvaiice of the MnUrathtllonvir
This mean* you set tm uatbir truth uptrallvu/ Fluid Ditve
session, the committee will hear
applies ptiwtr through fluid . . . uni through j rigid
Mr*. Esther Ciiulkln Hrunaum.
ntechgnlcgl cunngciiim.
.McCurthy lias told the committee
Il ms am you g«t Inugtr truth ///*/ Fluid Drive cushion*
ihut Mr*. Hruiiatier presided at
tin t* and ainpi . . . reduces wear on over hu siu l pure.
u Wmdiingtun meeting of the
American Friends of File Soviet
For thouignds of txlra mile* uf truck service . . fur new
I'nimi. an organisation he said
economy uf uperstiun . . . you'll warn a lan k with Fluid
Ini* been cited by the Attorney
D rift. And, > member, outr DoJtt ”lub Kuitd" lim it ufltt
(ienerul us subversive M l's III o
jou fluid Drift/
■inner nl<o liu* denied Mcfartliv'*
Ask for a deuiunsuatiou of a Fluid Drive truck today.
invusutiomi.
tin Tuesday, Haldore Hanson
will get a chance to talk back.
McCarthy ha* accused Hanson of
iiru-Commiilliit activities dutuig
“ OUR SALEH ROOM IH O PE N HAT. A F T E R N O O N S'
buck to HUH. Hanson drilled the
HER OUR E X H IB IT AT T H E FA IK
charge when McCurthv made d.
Mr,. Itrimnuer I* asslstei.t dir
S it E. !at BT.
PH. lu ll
ector of a policy liaison »tnff ut
(lie Stale Department, llnnim I*
working utl tha president'* point
four prugrnm for underdeveloped
ureus of the World.
Meanwhile, a new ..... trover*/
boiled between tha Slate Depart..... it and McCarthy over In*
charge*.
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Oeorge Smith, Michigan Stillconversion sncclullsl during the
1P4P football season, didn't kick
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tervd lo date.
John Kuder suggested that the
.lay-reel gel fill null 1>> iluimte
blood to I lie Seminole Count v
Mood hunk. " At the in e not
time," he ntslit, "lliere I, n h"rlnge
of over 16 pints."
The Orlando Jaycrc* extended
.« free Invitation to the Snnlot.l
lub to attend a llar-be-qoc to be
held In Orlando Fridas night.
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Appropriations
Peace Pact At Work
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FRIDAY. MAR. 24. IBM
TO D A Ta B IB L B V E R S E
■That la o dabi Uia strong h i to
MO nook. On* proof of totverslon
t an •agtriteos to share groat
ppinoaa with othora. Whan thou
gro converted strengthen thy brathran—Luke 22:32.
The inventifnthm conducted In the Caribbean area by
an International committee Is an effort to use tha terms of
a mutual defenae treaty to maintain conditions conducive
to peace. An inveetlfatlnf committee, consisting of offi
cial representatives of five American nations, accuaen three
other states of harboring and helping international trouble
makers.
Tha committee report recofnmendn that the Council of
the Organisation of American States warn the three mem
ber nations that repetition of the troubles would bring
economic or diplomatic sanctions. Should those fall, military
action ta provided for in the Rio Defenae Treaty, the terms
of which nave already been employed In making the Inves
tigation. This affair provides an Interesting experiment in
the use of a treaty to preserve a peaceful atmoephere.
It may be two or three years before It can be decided
with any assurance that the Investigation has been effec
tive. If this application of the Rio treaty should work. It
would suggest the possible usefulness of similar measures
in other parts of the world. The three accused nations are
relatively small, and the combined pressure of the rest of
the Western Hemisphere nations is arrayed against them.
To bring similar pressure against a major power, accused
of making trouble, might require the united prestige of the
rest of the world.
Ill the United Nations we have the potential Instru
ment for building up such pressure. Successful handling of
this Caribbean situation might give the earnest supporters
of the United Nations new Inspiration to strengthen the
world body.
Flying MiHHionarle.s
Juot to ihow you how different
ly thing* can look from a difftrOnt point of view, Evgeny Tarle,
Modern mlaakmarlea, though they may live by "the oldSoviet hiilorian who work* for time religion", arc not averse lo taking advantage of
Joe Stalin, remind* the United modern transportation facllitlea which add upeed and ef
Stetoa of the path which Hitler ficiency to their work.
Rdd. and iay> that the way of
Realizing the Immense advantages of flying over rough
Fm idoat Truman and Secretary Jungle and rugged mountain terrain, the Moody Bible Instl
Aahoton lead* itralght to the de tuto maintains a thorough training course in flying and
mechanics.
The mlaalonariea
also
leHrn ‘how to
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‘
fendants pritonert dock. Well. aviation
MW you know we have never carve an airstrip out of the Jungle, In order to provide
facilities a t their atat
stations,
.Man too enthuitesltc In our *up- landing 'acHItles
The airplane has already proved „„„„
ilnelf .a valuable „m
aid
port of either President Truman
In
work
of
medical
missionaries
especially,
having
savI the
u
,
:
<vn V
0 | n .vin iiyi
ll«a*llj|f
BUY*
air Daafl Achaion, but to save our
life, wt iu il cen’l imagine either eel liveH by quick movement of doetore, nurnee, patientH and
medical supplies.
ana of tham goo*e-*tepping down
It la appropriate
that thlu •*work« •*be -carried
on by- ml*.
H.S.S.U
“ UwU*1--- lll._
A t avenue, or enyone ihouling
bIii people, alighting, like angelis visitants, from the licav“ Hail, H iller" to either one ol enu above. Hying, for a missionary, h picturesque ns well
lh«m. Thai would be a tcreaml as practical.
To those thousand! of people in
Seminole County who have not
yet registered to vote in coming
elections this year, we can only
say that if we had a dictatorship
(a thla country and they were nol
tlWwad to vole, they probably
Would not like it at all. In fact,
wt Imagine most of them would
M .fighting mad. And yet because
M iy have the right to vole and
■a one aan taka this right away
'from them. *h«y do not approsfeta i| and do not a v a il. themselves of the opportunity to vote.
1It might be that if we had a law
wider which people actually tost
the franchise who failed to regiitar, or vote In two or three tucceslive election*, they would develop
0 higher appreciation of the value
of citizenship.
People will completely lose the
right of local iclf-govcrnment il
the national government continues
to usurp all source* of taxation
•nd taxing power. While the tax
Mutation* of the federal govern
ment have been increased by ten
Ifmae. local tax collection* have
ecarcely doubled, not because lo
cal improvament* ware not needad* but because sources ol public
wvsnus wsrs unavailable. Nov%
wltat will happen, wa wonder if
dUs trend continue* and tha fadoral Rovornmanl at lest gel* po*aasston of all tan incoeM and the
leHtfei. h a v e
ttpthing)
k nM certainly coma about
(Caw
plosion as soon as they did. Pres!
dsnt Truman announced Sept. 2.1
that thla country had Information
of their scientific success,
The Air Force's outline of Jus
tifications that accompanied Up
amended request to the committer
was so frank, even In diM-nialng
classified material, as to he sta rt
ling to reporters. It suggested
‘ e possibility of a rush lob.
In the bill Just approved thu
Air Force was granted the largest
authorisation — (247,1)78,005. an
lucrtass of M8,7.75.461 ovor that
In the Senate bill.
The Navy was given the ling,
cat Increase. Its projects lotsled
1243.042,110]. an Incrcnse of (75,.
623,800.
Army authoriratim u total 1167,340.620, stepped up from IWt.Dt)!).-
By DEWITT MACKENZIE
AP Foreign Affeira Analyst
A colleague having an analytl.
rn of mind la kldfaa plelura’
‘ — on
—
cal 'turn
my desk
_csk with Ithe quliilcal remark)
"Does that look as though Rus
sia Is afraid there'* going lo be
w a rt”
Tha photo showed a model of
Moscow? projected
university
building, 80 storlee high. Thle is
one of a dosen "skyscrapers’* be.
in r built In the Soviet capital to
Muscovitlas.
the fascination of the nuacovmas.
who arsn't used to such tall
buildings.
No, th st certain'y doesn't indi
cate Moscow fears atomic bom
bardment. The same can be said
of America, for from my office
windows In the Rockefeller Cen
ter of New York City one can
sec numerous buildings mlracul.
uusly shooting un toward the
sky like .lack's beanstalk. And
much construction Is proceeding
In the sprawling city of London,
which presents tlw grestsst me
tropolitan bombing target on tha
'iba,
glo
No, I don’t believa Moscow or
London or Washington, or any
other major capital, aetualiy^bs-
lirvsi. that war is Imminent. They
all know that it Is possible, but
they think It Isn’t probable In
the near future.
Why? Well, Ur. Robert A. Mil
likan, Nobd priso winning scion,
tint of Pasadena, Calif., gavo us
a vary good reason In an '"terview ' commemorating his Mud
birthday, lie said ha Isn l at all
certain that man can make a
hydrdogon bomb, hut having thua
dealt with thU fearsome weapon
ho added that "we and our pos
sible adversary now possess the
Instruments lo destroy eeeh other.
In abort, every capital In the
worid knows that the first on*
It, tuns no slomlc bomb In anger
Ih going to get h*U bombed nut
of H»efr In return. T hat* plain
horse Meuse.
Hoes this mean psaceT Not al
all. We ntlll have the cold war
with us. Tryve Lie. secretarygeneral of the United Nations, is
advocating a CO.year peace prograin to relax International toni,Ions and "bring the cold war to
000.
In addition tire commlllcr mil'
orir.rd (12,430,300 fur the Army's
special weapon- project, an increase of 1628,000,
Of the overall total, the sum
of (447.314,883 Is authorized for
construgtlen within the United
Htales of which (07,000,300 Is fur
tlie Army. (150,000.000 for the
Navy and (2ULG06, 083 for the Air
Force.
The military forces propose to
spend nearly half, or (228,323.000.
of the com ill itter-iipp roved lot 111
outside the United fJtalos.
This Indicates the p Iiiii to luiild
up outside hnses, cspeciallv in
Alaska.
Tlie Air Force propusUH to hull
long-range wcalher and roiunmuile ttalioiiH and link* V tin
cation
radar "fence" us soon as the nmneV
bfcoutGM available.
It wants to estnhlhh three "In
terceptor station,/ ' liavlinr a nick
up range of Loot! to 2,mw mllep
that 1-otiId listen in on far ill-ten'
communications. It whiiU to Imlld
a well-gusrilrd rent rut lutellluem e
center,
ChryHlcr Cotp.
ItaaMasPO Praar Paap past
more renseles* and inliinnan."
"The complete cost of the penaion," the company Halil, "wmiti!
b paid by Chrysler rorp. aini the
employes would have to pay only
part of tho cost of Insurance —
substantially less than previ
ously."
"' au" right-minded folk will wish
Tha UAW has demanded tliak
Mr. Lie good luck In his effofti
km m» W, S »*—• t » | < ’ T » i ■■ i
i m
1. Parents should consist of one man and one woman, and will lend their support. Hut lie 1 In the
rapidly devnloping
married.
there are a lot of um who r a n t Communist nffenelvn In south,
ioi ^
? im plicated sit nation because you have to have envision an end to the cold war east Asia. There lies the balance
children to be parents.
now.
i , i.i of power. If Russia should gain
In any event, aa wa work for rontml of this vast area In addi
•I. The tsrm "Parent" could euslly !«• a contraction ol' peace
do so in tho »plvlt of mu’ tion to what Mha already bus lit
tho phrase "Pa pays the rent."
colonial sancestors
n w . i v , . who broke
, tha
, . r F.urapr, she might let pretty well
ground In Hie new world with mistress of hor uwn destiny. Hkv
A
J
L
PMr
>m,r
«w"
children
and
let
the
neighbors handle their own.
their flintlocks
ineir
in n ""1,"” l o a d e d
-and- would ba potential ruler of the
a t hand. Praparadness la a world.
•*
5. The hardest thing aboiit being parents is setting a ready
eterrant to aggrsssM .
Barring
dovalopIttg uuaforciwen
___________
,
good exHmple for the youngsters.—Chal Horry In Yuur Life powerful
Many w-starn obatryera h * mstits I Tiallav® the cold war must
ileve tU 't thYdangtr
of anotkar rutn Its court# • before wo ran
' i de
major shooting war would b*r know whathar there wlR be ,n hot
come great I. Russia and her war. If and 'When wg get letting
gain a heavy r u m ft w ill‘have to bar fogmlml
v,stellites should
ihoi
balance of powerr over the Wesf-l oil something mure than fear.
Hjr MARTIN ANDKKttUN
ern nation*.,.P^And of course Mo*Peace bgard mi fear iMumd
la Orlande Fenllnsl
must Ik*
cow haa pprecisely
tlw came view endure. ;P*rmM |at,
r « L . ___
built on the fUMU ofv^n Suhiuhi
as!■' Sregards
W- gg H I
Vthe
S S W!
eWeatern
p
w • s e |, , blue.
v wp., w
County
with
a
majority
of
p,i|
||
nlwulV "rP *l,# ,,*op*e •■•hlng
'A
Tha crucial test would seem to on th#;M ounfX )'
votes over all five other aspic.
Hrre In Central Florida they ante, ho would have gone down In
arc talking about the high price ntftAl . # , tJecHUKQ lifter carry*
X
of cllrus fruit, eltrus groves, raw Inf Dmlfl !>v
lie fu*
land sullahla for planting.
lually lout the rest uf Un* tftnU' Here In Central Florida they winning over all by Hie thin mar
are also talking about the Bcnat- gin of only 8,603 voles.
torlal raeo.
Or to simplify, put it like this:
Out in California 3,000 mllaa The vote In Dade County: Vutcs
away, the people are talking Pepper
33JI73
about the oame thing.
>11 1o thers
21,5(6
And over the nation, In Utah, Pepper's
is e'a m
margin
8,331
In New York, over In the datp Tha vota In total Florida:
South, In Alabama, Louisiana • f?PPer
184,444
Mississippi and In tha far and
othara
184,841
eroM Southwest thay ara
ig about tha Florida Sena
ir's margin ,.
3,603
torial election.
00 , this may enable you to ■*«!
Can that man Papptr ba b att What would have happened to
en 7" U almost a national quo*tlon.
ly by 10,000 v a i u f
Another ray of sunshine
Observations On Parents
(Vssttawag Vr*a Pass oast
that the government has stopped
insuring loans.
They de*crlb«al the move an
"purely precautionary" and de
signed to seo that the agency does
not overstep the loan commitment >
nuthorlicd by congrcHH. Full auth
ority for icglunal FIIA offices
to make final commitments will
lie restored, housing officials said.
a* soon aa congress authorise
additional lending autliorlt;
F IIA . records for January —
the Iasi month on which figures
are available — show that the
agency
Insured
approximately
(130,81)0,000 worth of loans dur
ing the mouth, Al this rate, the
call mated. 1200,000.880 In Insur
ance authority still uncommitted
would last F1|A another font
weeks at least.
Moilgngc* In-ui cd during Janu
“ iv covered financing of ahou'
2 i.OVO pew dwelling,, new Imine
mid apartments — Im liided In tli<
nallmt-wide total of Hll.lHH) »|rm'.
lures on wlilcli 'coiistriietlon start-'
wore made, FlIA loimrted.
Tlte agency docs not hulhl nnv
homes nor tend money for con
struction. Its function la to guar
antee private lenders against heave
losses In mortgages and to reMulrc certain Interest rate mid con
struction standards.
Congress now Is conslitaeJmr
new legislation to provide FIIA
with additional lending authority,
A senate hmulng hill proposes
12.730,000 in such authority while
a holier measure rull- for a billion
dollara less.' The difference I*
oxpeetrd to lie coinprmtilsed,
This U Charlie Spaldel's 81th
-rason as' Penn Flair wrestling
roach, tie was dtevnt oitty ilurliql
war service. *
f u r l Minor ami Iluiaee Ashenfetter, fnrian IVnn I.Rtate dlsliuu'c rqtmiug stars, r.llll pincllce
ini' til* ratiipu* nod w i ll'f tp r 'I n
IP30 meet 11.
1
What Pearson Missed
Tha UalsvtUa Caarier-Janrnal 1
Reader* of The Courier-Journal
must be puxxlcd a t the scope and
fury of Drew Pearson's full-page
stalL'iuenl of a week ago. Since
tills has been a Sabbath argument,
we have icscrvcd comment until
loduy. A brief resume of the Issue
Is useful,
Un January 18 the 5lcrry-tioRound stated that "In Taylors
ville, , Ky.. a 12year-otd runaway
hoy was lucked up in a two-celt
tug . jal) fur four days with a
screaming, laughing maniac." Since
them were available no records of
this event and since the lull Is a
four-culled concrete building, the
iiiutisgliig editor asked John K.
Day. of our Washington Bureau,
to check Into the .-mured of the muteiiiil iii (lie column. DuvN study
of lllo nice was printed in the
Parsing Show un Fundnv, Feb. L
lie reported numerous Inacrura1 iv- mid dlstni tions In the column,
Mure -erlmisiy. hr reported (hat
I'niixiit's reporter, Jack Anderson.
(Iiiuiileiu-d a boycott of tlm Clill■lion*s Bureau If they did nat stand
behind Idm. Last Sunday The
Courier'-Journal printed, without
1 Inn ire. Pearson's full-tinge reply.
This reply created several red
Inn rings and 11 great deal of sound
and fury. We have no intention of
■urrylng our traders through ull
the details agulii. The cnsriitlal
question which Pcuraun nd.-i.fd was
1. que-thm being asked more and
more by editors over the country:
ts (he Mcrry-tlo-Round, which as
saults manv community and Indi
vidual reputations, based on round
mid careful reporting, » lilch such
a column must have, and does It
present It;) muleripl fairly and unainhihumisty7 Wlmt disturbs us
I- that Penrson’s replc added to
John Day's study, added to the
urlgimtl column, nerves aa damag
ing evidonre on a lot of charges
that had- been made more and
more lately against Dfnw Pearson
niiil (he Merry-(iu-Rmind.
We wIII now look at a few of the
iterated charges and some j>f the
evidence:
Max Quackenhu di, rookie de
fenseman for Imllunpolls In the
Amcrlran Hockey League. Is e
I. Pearson's reporting lb superbrother of the Islenled Hill of
Hclid nntl frequently irresponsible.
Detroit III the Notional loop.
John Dai showed that material
about Taylorsville Tor ttic column
Caleb McCarty, tralnei of the of Jan. 18 wo* obtained ax a per
Pittsburgh Hornets of the Ameri sonal recollection of Richard Clrncan Hockey League, spends his doiten, of the Children's Bureau.
summers aa baseball latent scout Rut the column had begun "From
the nation's rogues galleries, the
for the Rnston lied Fox.
Children's Bureau has dug up a
shameful shocking Story."" Pear
tho company set axMe to eonts son say* It l« "pleaynnlsh" wheth
an h n u ( .f l|r .w orker — «l* « m * er the atorv came from’ official
h
"four cent* for reports or not. But he I* wrong,
and such JouriialUtlO'thinking la
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ere
hoar.oi
Today
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neor^e
jisa(nw
'ffW
fe a .-!
thara.
•mp*is» for f*-«»ctioii lo
WM Suits Senate lo SonM Monday. Ho will loll vi
Modi ho town dono for no
ItZ & T T Z
Color fast
Pepper Days
e s s %
j s
:t" m y dtvoUgu »« CWtl Rights
mid not bo dwbtod.
Shrink faii
MORE mm! Murt, IHom dwo. y n f t— M id
™
m tlp lo d Mtj a* ividone* of m jm — u
elM* to lm l at MtoWd or p o rin g wIIMfr *
M. moo ! t o provo • dlopttod Hm ,
CCAUBI THEY Al
h and prosperity whkh wo
Washable
jM
*•!■■i'*•
s :-.
'i.
3i*!wIS;Jja,
lia W - li
KttJk
n*XlLr.
writer make* it clear where It
came from. But to taka undocu
mented pensonal recollections a n d g
use them as having the weight of
Children's Bureau statistics is
Journalistic‘Jm sponslblllty. If not
worse.
Day uuotes Clemlentn as raying t
"The Information whs dot used In
the sense given: In fact It waa
completely diatorted,
Tho Chil
dren's Bureau doesn't make ease
studies, and Anderson knew* that."
There were many other dubious
twists In the story, all trarad In
careful detail by John Day,
#
2. Pearson will not correct er
rors. hut will, attack any bod v whe
nulls them In' hla column.
Now tlw Taylorsville jail is no
modern miracle, Nur are the eitltens of Taylorsville too deeply
damaged by the distortion of life
and law enforcement in the com
munity. If the Merry-Go-Round
had simply stated briefly how the
errors hud occurred end said "Borly," the Incident would have ended,
instead. Pearson renewed his a t-"
tuck on Taylorsville. He quoted
Judge Chester Cotton of Taylors••'lie (through an anonymous a t
torney! on three points. Judge
t'ottuu told llurlyn Pike, editor of
The Spencer Magnet, that all thrr.a
quotations were Incorrect.
Rather than loliull error. Pearsou compounded It.
3. Pesrson wages per-mnd feud:,
In Ills column, and rc.urte lo per*
■imal titlark* on those who rroo«—
1dm.
"
In his reply last Sunday, Pear
son undertook lo ea*t home cloud
over the reasons why John Day
left The Dayton News, where he
was managing editor, and lolned
(he Washington Bureau of Tho
Coiirle 1 -Journal. He quoted James
M. Cox, owner of the News, ax de
scribing Uohn Day with the*a
words: "Rgollsttral bmx."
Coming from such a shrinking
violet h* Drew rearson, thin h a n .
Interesting indictment. It 1» also/I
on IVarson's pari, a cheap and
petty descent into Irrelevant oerhonal abuse. If hr was interested
I11 why John Day left The Davton
News ha 1could easily have dlneovcied that Day Mmpty resigned.
The entire Incident has not en
hanced our confidence In Drew
Pearson as lo h b rcportorlal prac
tices or hi* fairtitak.
JtMi DIMagilo,. Dick Wakefield
and Johnny res
e*ky are the only
active players who made 200 or
moreu hIt*'during lheir first full
season In’ the majors. Sixteen
□layers havjf, accomplished the
1 il ______________
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the
Social—
A n d Personal Activities
Telephone US
nrtln Uatmer K«y—Society Etalor
r - --------------- »---------------Lola Nelma Weds
Social Calender Daniel C. Coleman
rm uA Y
A study courou on Soul-Winning
will continiiu at 7UJ0.I*. M. In the
Hcmoilnl K-IuchIIuuuI Building of
the First Baptist Church
The Townsend Club ■will meet
d p t the TomUt Center. The public
Is rordlullv Invited to attend.
m «»n u A*
The 11 nth .Seekers Class of (be
First Methodist Church will meet
Ml Me Kin lev IIhU ut ;t:0U KM.
The Sanford Story league will
meet at (lie Yuihl Club at 8:00
P.M. All inembtrMme requested
to he presrnt.
:•
The Woman's Auxiliary „f |( u|y
Crnas Kplsenpul Church will hold
M U third quarterly .meeting at 8:00
P.M. ill the I’uri.h Utilise with St.
Anna Chunter in clinrsc of the
program.
The Yintiig Yes ley an Cluss of
thu First Mel hod I-I Church will
hold an nld.fnililoiied Imx supper
at 7::i(> K M. nt McKinley flail.
Proceed* fmm the supper will
be uncil fm purchasing equipment
for the class room. All members
and friends me Invited to attend
^ n d bring a box supper.
™ The tla|itlsl Seminote Assocla*
tionitl Sirndov Sellout huw’Unw will
b# held nt ihe First’Baptist Church
at RiUO P.M.
- -f
.
Oi .*",f f
I
TUESDAY
The IIchi dull Avenue Circle
will nicel with Airs. Victor Green,
Waal Ninth Street, for a cuvered
dlth luncheon. All clrcin members
are cordially invited to attend.
The Pilot Club meet meet at
8:00 P.M. to be preceded with a
▼hoard meeting at Ti-tO P.M. nt the
Yacht Club.
RtHe Jam* Gleason
Honored With Shower
KIlie .lime Civasou whs
honored rcrenlly iwith ii party
given l.y Mrs. O erter, Wink In
In Cassel berry. The party was
- d n tlm form of ii shower. She
▼ received gifts of china and silver
lunriivnom of (litt Lyniftn School
The marriage of Mias l.ola
Nelms of Talialiaaace to Daniel
Clyde Coleman of Overstreet, for*
merty of Sanford, was an avetil
of Mar. 14, Rev. Lawrence 1. HIcl I
officiated at the service at 0:00
o'clock a t the First Presbyterian
Church in Tallahassee. Mr. Cole
man Is the nephew of Mr. and
Mix R. F. Korhlk of Ibis city.
The church was beautifully dec
orated with rpravit of dogwood,
■piiea. fern, while gladlolui-c* mi <
burning tapers. A program of
mint lal music was rendered hv
Hub Leslie, organist. Ml.ta Harbare
Nelms, sister of the bride, wan the
soloist and also served a» tnai'l
of honor.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a gown of skin
ner satin, fashioned with an im
ported lace yoke and cuff:, which
i.cre outlined with -red pearls
The bridal veil was firmer t in ip
length and fell from a tiara of
pearls. She worn pearl earrings
a gift from the hrhlrjtrouiu.
Miss llarbaru Nelms wore on
aqua gown featuring a fitted bo
dice, full skirt and bertlm rolls1'
Mrs. Clarence DePuv of Went Palm
Beach, sister uf the bridegroom
o ived an matron of honor ami
was gowned In pink. Bridesmaid*.
Mrs. George Wimberly, Jr. of Port
St. Joe, Miss Betty Lou Calder
and Miss Dorothy Curtin, wore
gowns similar to the maid and
uiutron of honor's in pastel shades
of lavender, green and yellow.
Each carried flower baskets filled
with pansies, »we«t poas, sweet
heart ruses and Ivy. They wore
Much velvet dholirr* trimmed
with rhinestone (lips which were
gifts from the bride. Miss Mar
garet Depuy, niece of th*» bride
groom. and Mbs Cheryl Htnvcnn.
were flower girls and also wore
dresten ip pastel colors.
James Guilford was br»t man for
Mr. Colcmau and ushers were Jack
Mammock, Bernard Prhlgeoii. Jr.
of Poll 8t. Joe, James Rgrbttv of
Panama C llr, Charles Thompson
’>f Chattahoochee. Edward De«
Puy, the hridegroom'u nephew, was
ring bearer.
Immediately following tlm cere
mony a reception was given hv
whcto *lto. Imu been Instructing. parlors Which ware decorated
Uecurulati with
EafnmliMii'iiU. KonnUliiiit of a dc- •arlorh
UcIoim i.it Iml and ’iirlil'vfcWn were lovtly arrangements of Spring
After nwmlln* loim
nerved With hot cuffOi'. (Juch(» flowers.
WOIU- inclubciB o t l i l t . f hcultj, time tvllii their ju m t? Mr. and
M. aluaaun, Miss UlnuxaunV
mother.
* .
twor«
W
i i W
'S :
an aqua two-picce faille
dress wl\h black accessories. She
woro k wlilte orchid cbriage. Upon
laiininiSi
Campus. rFlorida
lurum Slate
dviif University.
wiinrnniis i
-i V
Sanford
Jewelry an
Luggage Cj
presents with I
BUM )1
and will continue their at utile* lit
the college.
K n ta n , lira . Quincy Hardy,'M m.
Jnnwe Gtrllftml, Mr. a i d Mrs.
A. M. Cook, Morris, Mala* and
Jott, Mr. amfaMrs. Robert Cole,
m an a f Valdosta. Mr. and Mrs.
L o tto Washburn and damrhter
Baearly of Mattoon. III., and Mrs.
Rmmlo Bowen of Lyona, Ga.
Spiced whipped croam ie dollcloua on appla pie, apple batty,
baked custard, and any other deneerta. To make It juat add a
dash of cinnamon, nutmeg, and
cloves alone with the auger and
vanilla you usually uaa to flavor
hersonuli
Bubo Dean arrived today from
Exeter Academy in New Hamp
shire to spend about ten days
with his patents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Dean.
Mr.-. .1, D. Tipton and Miss
Kitty I’cnver are spending some
time as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
llrrnixu E. Morris and ron.- Rob
ert anti Ernie, 'they are cn route
to their home in C’offteville Kas.
otter visiting in Miami.
John VY. Hall uf this ci|v was
initiated Into Gargoyle, honorary
rudely of the College of Archi
tecture and Allird Arts at the
University of Florida in Gaines
ville. oil Friday. A formal ban
quet honoring the 18 new initiates
was held on Saturday night.
William A. Fitts, aviatiun chief
muciiinl-l*s mate, UHN, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Fitts of San
ford, Is serving with Bevidotjinent
Hiiuadron One, Boca Cldca Field
at the Naval Air Station. Ke.v
West, Fla. Fitts entered the Naval
crvlce Fel). 88. 1884.
Mrs. .1. L. Ingley, Mrs. U. M.
I.undic.-.r and Mir;> Shirley Smith
returned recently from Dallas,
Vex. where they stunt about
three weeks. Mr*, iiiglev and
Miss Smith vhdted with Mr. and
lira . J. L. Ingley, Jr. and Mm .
uandtr„- was the gu*el of Mr.
and Mr*. O. D, Landless, Jr.
(*ocal Glee Club
Appears In Orlando
I**
CAR To Hold State
Meeting In Orlando
!’TA Kugion B iWeetH,Jlr.s. Te^nit Honored
At High School By Mrs. Kirclthoff
All Souls ('lull Has
Party At Yacht Club
( omuil Meets At
(i. A. Ntblaek Home
Introduction
r
Alarv Alice Mi'iiulnn
To Wed Ii. I.. Darker
Art Department
i
-•tiled i, one ml f m . ....... U , ihie-llIV at :!.:») I'.SI. ill Hie chili house
’file piov wo- 11 in l,-i I lie d n e d on
ol .Mis S Ii tlm I nnmi ■homo
I i llllil moo of till- Jlepai Inn III
DpelnPu ill, pi Mg i oio „• i, two
piano -do-, Hie fir. I movcinenl
from A Minot Coneeilo In t . i .i o
end Wall/ in f Slniiii Vlm-i l.v
' Chopin, lemlurrd bv Alt
Will
larc M I'hilip*
,\ -in
Cat," WID klttfollv e x c i t e d It,
t'iliuilette W alt, k. with Jon, So,,))
w ' . y " r ' l y r ....................... y
Proa rain1'Inellldt’il a .......... ...... bv
David ll..*!e,. -tong* bv it.......h i
i|IIUt I f t 1^ »f Seminole II "I, K. ......I
W. D. Thorton and Mr*. George
Ivpg- he Ho- 1,0 v4 ooin let Ie of
the eavaa aee* K-wing ami Hie mission study OH 11|„, ()1), h ,
*i “The GJa** of
lM 0 ”- tfak a goal suhw ie of tb*
program. They w ifi d lrn te d by
MIm Ann franch, teacher and
sang. "When 1rl«h Eyes Are Smil
ing.’' with June McGill accompany
ing. The group Included Diana
Haynes, Raymond Lundouiet. MaH.
lvn McDaniel. Sandra Marttom
Sherlene Shepard, Dorothy Tvre
and PaUv Morton.
Specialty number^ Included dances by Gretchan Klrehhoff and
Norma Fay Harvey, with John
Fite at the olano. and a mu* leal
reading bv Ellen Driggers entitled.
"Some Little Bug I* Going To
Find You Some Day,” Baba Bl»bee
accompanying.
.......
Solos Included. "With a Bone In
Mv Heart.” hv David Hester. ’’In;
virtue” by Clarence Clause, and
"Castle* In the Air," hv June M-GUI. John Flic accompanied the
three singers.
nw r
Tin- iiimniil meeting „( I,Lgi>ip d Mi*. \\ E. Kiichhoff, Jr., eitThe nineteenth Mate conference
of I’m cut-Tcaclicr Ai-Michitlon wa.- j tertained yesterday wilii ii luner.
of the Florida Society, Children
hdd on Tuesday id (lie Seininole | eon honoring Mrs. P. H. Tepid
of the American Revolution, begun
High School with Mrs. George A.1 ‘‘r Wancii. O. who is visiting \t
today and will cuntlnue through
Ilanfoid
lire-Id IHii.cnlinvv hanfoul. Ihc luncheon was belt,
tomorrow In Orlando with the Fort
were extended to the grmin l>\ 11,1 '*K' Kiichhoff Imnie in MayGatlin C.A.H. of Orlando and
Mis. C. F. IlilUlt. Scmmolc Coon bill .a l.'dIO o'clock. Lovely dec111** Orlando Chapter, D.A.H. ns
ty Coum il nie-ident. mid llernum ■•Hen m the living iimviii inelildliostoM-cs.
Kenneth Murnili of
M uni-. Seminole llii-li School mm "> m imigcnniits ol deep red gladlWinter Park, junior stall- presi
clpiit.
\ ic-p n n -c vvn* given hv .......... ‘"'<1 im pdlugolla, w hile tlm
dent, and Mrs, lto> II. Evans uf
Mr*. Curl William..
'mmll. was hanked with gloaxy
Miami, senior slate president,
will lullduct I lie bUsIlK’xs *C**lon.
The theme of the meeting "In I Kt™n
^«ve« and hud*,
the Wnv lie Simiild Go" VM," p,e ' 1
' “I’le. wli|c|, w „
Tlm tlicmu of the eofiferetice l*
overluul
will,
n
linen
rulvvnfk cloth,
"What Doe.- Citiicn-hip Mean to
elite,! l,v I he Florida I'oinrie-- wu .en>ei-’d with in all gold ballet
5Ie” ami the keynote mldrtfs- wilt
PreMilenl
Sirs. Fdilli Miltiid,- ilippris nlnced oil n ‘■efli'ctur and
be uiven tomoirow by Hmom’ss
Oiimertoi Hepoil. wen- heard fiom Inihiiog fm gel ntr-tmU mid other
Van B o c o u p of France, now «t
Alls. Carl Averitl, l.nke coipitv
-piing flowers in -loidils of
Winter I’nrk. She will .clidnato
lUtimil picsideiit; Mr-. Ralph .'Id- doinlv
iirr first iiniiivcrnary of Ameri
lei, Oianue colllllv ,-mii-il Pil’d pink ami l-lue.
......... in owing tin' Itnicf^on
can iltlrcn.-hip bv speakinu to the I
-lent; Mr-. C. K. Hittell. Scniinolc
uircniblv on "What Mv Fir * Y-ai
- vmiitv coum i! e , . -iihMO. Mi- \ "Hti Sit- Ti-psie weie Alls. Alai*
of Atuetiran Cilliepslilp Hh<T. C i i i i I v . Hti’vaid count emm ii volm Hlggiii:. Alt *. Joe Sattmlerr,
’.i II
Sov-’i ami Aire. Carlin
tleaut to Me."
lUesidciit; Alio. Hugh Horctte, 11
Rov
M ” Mi-. William Roval
The speaker loi the night -«*•
icvdu ennui v i-niiicil
to i’ i-h iil
Alt A. F Mclnl «»>H, Vii|ii iti ii||il ,.nd \|, . Flivllis Watson of Orlatt.ion will he Mrs. E, IV Conner,
I . .no the In'.less, Mia, Kirehmil hunt 1 vli o-preslilcnt «( the Chil
Milt'll I 4iMItii iI liti*'-tili III
I ”11
dren oT the American Revolution.
Mr |{Mb"|( SlMlllk. ii,*I (m11111 ( ri«
Luncheon will be served on S at
irsintDtiN*. -Miikr mi •‘Till t'-'II'P’.
urday at I :l)t> P.M. at the D.A.R.
mi'l -tiileil t -till "ini’* I imv* f
i
chapter house. !I5 Lucerne Circle
tidiml, oetHl itllti |tii 11Mill i' rd/ m!'
and (lie Sail J uiiii Hotel will be
ill j!tit t' ii jnitl tn tiunph i' ut 'm*
the scene uf a hunuuct nt 8:0(1
t*Ii itil ' Sin* tiiU'il I Iigi1 ii - hilii eu n
P.M. The group will lie taken
II,. hi Soul- I'ln h n f All Soutx
tie hi'iiMit l»\ piei’i'pt mill i miiii
on a tom of Hollins College mi
pit1 llii* \\ ImIhhi, 'kill ii1I MhliTim’hl, i (tin.I’, i hiitrh enlertnliirtl on
Saturday aflernoon when Dr. A. J.
Ii»vi* i»f t *♦*»( mill 1kivt • nt fell ms Ati’dip’ dav night at the Yneht
Hatim, and John (I ltehk will
man in n tmnmuint\ uillini* to m Fhili i.aoo and singing w e rre n greet the memhcis.
living awarded
i rpt i i,s|imL'siltili1yl find timittulU i".v i‘>! will, o in i
Delegate, from SanLod who
At (lie conall'll fn I lie need** ctdldien
Stn- to Alii’kcv I'.ilwanlwill allin d lllchole M). ' I! Kev.
■stir-wid I hr fj*i | that Mie limn ■ ■to mo ..f II,, pat tv , cfie-hmenl*
niior president of the Fl Mellon
lllll>1 hr i ei)Miii<vikdi‘ fm thr hush* wete 4*1 \ ed
Society, Nopncv Name, tunloi
! I i1n -♦ .iHt tnhn!; wete Mr*», F,
itirttna *i»»ii uf i 1111111
president, wlm will gi-e the an
i Ii.....edl.it At’
Slat v Church,
A \ 1r»III»-1111n vnm|u* » | nf Ml
nual report. Mi - Stanley lit* key
i it Wal-h,
Mr*. Alary
t ’mtNH'ii,
lliintnid.
1 'I,
to assist with registration, and
I’IimiI I »i il fin and Mi
D iiirll* t.-on i Hra.I.-v ami All-, Adrletlltn
FJItaheth Woodruff.
Alternate*
A).,) ill, Mi-sci Mardinrus-si tl the stiiid't t "In the Win Ihiioml
who expect In attend ate Mnirav
Me Shmihl tie. Pin <t« allv. Men mu i t Ann iliilioli.-, Claire IhiNance. Patricia Tooke mid Mary
Piloto by Cox
tally Soi iallv and Spii itnallv." land, l o i uni’ Faint. I'm l.ivnor,
Audrev Sharon.
Sir. .uni SI?* II II II,-i ndiili of Ihi- . itx .itoeoimeil tt-dnv tin- .Mi > .llanfntd Htiessed tin’ ni'fd I.'" em ail f<ilium, .loan l.nxor,
Others who will attend cither engagement of their diiiightei. Mmy A in., to Ihiitanl I.. Il.nkcy, fm pin'is ill well lit*Ilia Hi adult
F-lim M ■Inn-. Itel t , Ctillum Mary
the luncheon ot Immiiict Include -on of Mi>, I.. S llaikey mid the late Mi llarlo y, also of Sanford.
itK well in shilling and a I ed I lull Aon Me In l and hiilhi vn Culjuni.
Mr*. Mnrv Elizabeth Nttmi’ Mr*. A May wedding l- living plunnnl.
M .. J.,.- \ hell, Don McMillan.
luueiils \ i it lln* sfhiMil.s, «Index
Clmndler Sharnti
Mr-. Harry
and hetililt 'iitn’i \ i*xoi - In *rr whip Hoi li-'id, Mickey Eiiward*. JimWoodruff ami Mr-. L. P. Hagan
I-- l»eii||.j linin' fm then >hihiM*n on I loioi.i.’iin Mike tliminnl. Glp
Harlotra Hagan, a nientliei of the
Mi s *himt'Cnii -iml.e mi MTh| Wh' l to ki n I1..I. I n.tw ig. .l„lm MiehFt. Mellon Society now- living In
| Me Shmihl (in Mental I\ ” ai|it Ini -’I-'. ' re.rii lb l.oietii-o. Stack
Orlando, will represent hot Sticietv
, e.| idl a . h.hl • need- In.old Io mi l [ Al-'»'k H’oe lloiton, iloh FcalherP re s e n ts P ro g ra m
a* a page mid Billie Yelyinotop
i iiffon) | dtlci|H>c. Hhiiicv
wilii piopri 1noiiliilii.fi l..n.mnimJr„ now N*«nelaled with the JohnUiMfi" M*d» Mi *7,m111,iKI. Ilnhi»rt
Mf tilt.I Ml
II u
1 mho, at home 1,o.-| out i. .,,,1. hook
utiiou Wrlglit Soidetv of Ibivtonii
Tin- lin e Ail- Depoi tmeiil of ji 14in hi I t i»! i-'.li 'In . hkfut* i'll .M nt ("nt i
M .................... O not V
' 1.... ‘'Id H nt. V Hint llenrv
Beach, will al-o lie a page.
Ho S„ilfio,| W,,11010 l loo i>i<’ “f ,,***l» la<', i . i . i . Mat a \'t. ; | . l t , n dim til add h ,1- . lot.I I 1
Members of lha Seminole High
School Glee Club, together with
•even members of the "Clai,s of
tOSO," entertained the students at
Orlando High School yesterday
niornlng. Mis.* Edna Chittenden
had charge uf the program.
Tho Girls’ Triple Trio atcoinpanted hv Shirley Middleton,
■cored an Immediate hit with their
rondltlun of "nose Marie.’* the
ftpcnlng number, Tliov clo ed the
The Woman** Ceuei'il of the
prograin with another hit, “I’m Go First f'liristlun Church met on
ing To Wash That Sian Right Out Munduy evening at the home 'it
Of My Hair.” from South Pacific. afro. (!. A. NH'laek vvifl. Mr.s.
Rtbo Riibee. a member of tlm Jack ixaiinei u* t o . hostess. Mf-s
Seminole lllch School Barn!, d a v ^ It. T. I'rarmni tulke-i to (to- group
a uaxophone solo. Tha Duchere, op "Church Ho phalliy" ami ilitrlux the business w-s-ion, voiidvict*
accompanied by June McOljl.
The Girls Quartette, Including rd liy A|- s. O. D. Lituilres-. plait*
Carolyn Patrlek. M art Ann Boh were made to kvipI a Imv .to miiivc
er, Peggv Wilson and Bobby needy family in Japen,
The devutlonal ptirllon vf the
tf 0 kl1owav. *w e-etlraa an aameoting wa* condnolvd 1»v Mr*.
ecllent recepUoa with the elating
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tlaughter, Marv Marginet, nil Mm
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CLEARWATER, Mar. 24. —091 a n t r i .
— U the Philadelphia Phlllte* re club game expected to
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By RILL MERINO
Hear Id Hporfn Itrp.irter
Ed I*»y. iii.in.igci <il il» San*
j fold (iinnu. Ifle;1»c«| llilec mote
pis yen yrtlriil.iy.
OuilirMej Hob M .uini, it ml
pilclim U I Vi t / ami itu u k II*MM. weir i{|ii|i|tt‘<l Irum lln- (ii.mli
rotlrr in n imming >|irrr tlial
n o il ml till* iquail tlown to 20
, VJMO befotr ifir «e,i«m Mail*. Levy
under Iragur m lri, will only lir
allowed 17 liullplnyen after ilii>
J: : f in r two wrrkx n( leugur play.
■i Siofi.nl lirM all mlla hipiail
game yriU-nliy. fa it Imrs lion
•arli *r|ii.i(l. I lie Hailry* won 7 ft.
."Till* lioy* ItHikctl lll'lll'r Hi Ihiplatc Mum Mit-v fuive In ii long
time," tin- malinger cnmniputed.
Pitcher Al Krt-fkel, working for
tha Hb IIi -vh, iill.iwi-ti no liit-w In
the lhn-e Iiiii Iiiku In- worked. II*
Whiffed five mid wit Ik I'd none.
"I always thmight the l(W.
pluh was the he«t for spirit, hut
Mils one' got It heat," says th*
elmldiv Kit* who used ,o hurl
with Mils great Marl Huhlirll ami
Hnl Kt-humacher. "These kids
Just won't quit. You have to usk
them to get them to sit on .he
honrh."
I.AKKI.AND, M a r.
—f,T*l—
Casey Htengel, manager nf the
New York Yankees, wants Vogl
llerrn, his regular rate her, pas*
up more hail pllrhers than he
doer,
Hleugel thinks Hie powerful
Left hander diln Hloglel.io wn-
sent to tin- GI unI h from .InrksnnVlllo,
"W e luivo II! iiltrlm r* oil
squadi* uuiungcr l.evv mild,
, tha
, , "ami 1 expect III l.e needhiK only
about seven win ii the season
5
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The Sanford nine I-. *<
■tn-ijiilcd
to play the Knoxville Smokies to
Yogi would hit ..Iftfi If h* would
day at the Giants farm liemtiinnr slop swinging at so many had
tar*.- Field ami time were not tin halts.
noiimed.
HHADKNTUN, Mar. D*-1,7*1
The .tail onvllli- nine imd. Ih. Host in i Ftruvi s
innuagrr Hlil>
BbniJ C ity Son yeir.-i.lnv H in ft MouMiworlh said today he tilnn*
behind M.e Meld ii).oio.l work of lo redilre his pilrhlng staff In
starting pltener III Imp.
I.'I liy the lime Min team hri-nks
Box score;
romp here Apr. ft.
Tram
It
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Tno Hraves, minus Karl ToreJacksonville
ft
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1 sou who twisted his knee on th.i
Sioux C ity
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7
o steps of ii train while tihl.liug
UatteryH: Jnx — Mm Million, Ids fmnlly goohye yesterday, wiii
Mlnku (ft). Mm tin (Hi. N<-rr imd nlay the Mnrdlnul-* ill Ht. Haters.
Bofito. Hl.nix City lllihup, F in Imnr todny.
ney H i , l-owler <jjt. Widal* (7>.
Dirk Donovan, Mlonn Flllolt
Brew*.
and Ho). Hull will pil.-h for MoK IM htlM-mnn fioil l lm r i i of Warriors who have lost nine . ontile K link villi- Minokii-n wnt- -'--i.l In Ni-i'iitlv,. i-xhlhlllons.
til* I. i-iidlr i' ll.ip ).. work.op M-it,HARAROTA, Mat, 21 —</!*> ager .lark Arngmi I
now l.-rt "Rtnlistirnl Stanley" -dill Ir par
With a ro ter of FI Mil’ll, lie e«- illy I he reenrd hooks ehrrktnu the
pe;t> help from Itiyrhi-i . Iii'tlfl- mimher of player- who haw hit
ratlop d u ll, ar-.un.l April I.
two home rut in one inning hs
..The fllmuf ( 'ity Hons l.n d n e n Al (/eke) /urllln did In the nluMi
Manhper Mike Murpl.y wn -mod* vonlerday In win a irnine for
ifg hi* lime scouting .ler-x'V f!lty Ronton'. Red Sox, It has h en
d Minneiiii.ilhi Imd.Ini- for Home done only a dozen times -in r r
tpilur -en on piny of emirs*—a n il
Sift ■Ittilol. .1 power.
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More Ball Players St. Pete To Havana
Are Now In State Yacht Clubs Race
Than Ever Before Is Won By Windigo
R
SP^TSsr-
II W AN A, Ciitiu, Mar. 21. — |J»)
’the lop prizes II, III,- Nl peter- long-Miivuoa vie hi ran- went to
other In,ills, hill Mie little -rlmonor
A silica won u lot of glory Dm.
The limit finished first In the
M-hmuiFi class In the nice, und
ei-nnil in lllius R, Its skipper
Is Meorgu Ml-IIi-ii, Houston, Tex.,
hiulness mini. Imt II flew under
•he colors of the Ht. Petyrshurg
Ynclit Chili. Most of Its ctew are
fioin Hi. Petersburg.
II wii, sixth In Mie fleet, This
M
m H8tth (t!t'
Clneh. Hnaak Bar.
txtyarj
Menrge W. If If D-v, rear conimodori- of the HI, Petersburg Yn.-lil
clu b . III.-hard M l.cm -i, Morgan
Pen--ll. .lake liln lv , C a rl McHvov,
•ml W illiam CnlhreMi. all of Hf
Petersburg, and Dr. Net- John,
son of Nan Frum-lseo, Calif.
"We didu'l have n profcnilonul
iillot nl...aid," -aid Rlflev. “ and
Ml.- ho Vi did hi-uotlful work w ilh
those -mils."
As the vurlila were leaving Tam*,
pa Ray, mrmherr of the rrew of
tin* Ren Row, a fttl-foot schooner
from Detroit, veiled at the Ast*
urn's crewmen In unlinn: Oh five
li.iurn, 1ft iiiluutee, three seconds"
ugnlnd n fleet ulluwaiice of 0:ftft:90
for the A stro *, a 82.footer. The
Iti'n Row got here xhortlv nhrud
of the Aatren lull not fust enough
In win schooner honors.
When the Astrea pulled up. It*
crew yelled, 'Oh, Ben Row. what
makes yon ig stow?"
The Ren lluw Is a class A yacht,
the Aslrea I* elaa* H.
.
Top prixes In the rgee d t t t
nwanl.-d last night to tha WlptUM
of W aller-ft. Iluhelmann af n * «
Yotk, for ton honors In Its cjn-s.
Ill Mie fleet a* a whole, and) for
Ihe best showing lrL'five wlnfer
tea -mi ram i In tha Florid* ape*.
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LETS GO
F R E E
KIDDIES DAY
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FAIR GROUNDS OPPOSITE BALL PARK
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The fellawtag rates apply Iw
aU Waal Ada pabltehed la Tie
Naaferd Haewldi
I (tm* Ida pee llwe taeerllea
* H a n tap per llae laaerttw*
* times ap per llwe laeenlea
Si (Imre da pet llae taeerllea
be per llae fur tesrly I'eatrsrt
Five ward* la ibe llae.
Da* bte rum far alar* fare rag*.
PHONE 148
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fcst
FOR HALE — Registered Duroc BUSINESS house with 1 room
apartment, hull.ling 28'xflO’ £
hoar. 7 licit. Durou nigs, *
desirable lots, will sell with or
munthn old.
20ti Holly Ave.
Without hlarksmith equipment,
_ Phone 120Uel, ___ j
______
W. R. Williams. 110 North Park
F O IIK montliH old p i g * 810.00 each.
One mile beyond WilsoD Corner.
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HELP
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TRACTOR WORK. Phone 107-J
for free estimate*. Jack Rus
YOUNG man for outside salesman
sell
with local concern. Knowledge
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ground in English. Excellent RADIO, Tooatera, Electric Irona.
Anything electrical.
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opportunity to acquire valuable
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enamel drop leaf Dinette,
age and qualification* to Box Q,
or P.O. Box 1417, Hanford. Serv
e/o Herald. _ ______________
ice nt Itx best.
_ now ...
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Reg. 411.0ft fl m l 1 in n i l
WHITE housekeeper for family of
FLOORS aurtoced to perChals, now
$ OJtH
four. ?. Good a la r y , and, home NEW
fortlon Old floors mode like
Reg. IGU.Pft K itte n Cab- J
fur someone -.fond of ellw ren
MW. Flnlihlng, cleaning A wax
Ineli, now
'8*8.00
and rooking, Write Box J, e/o
ing. Portable power plant, 88
Reg. 880 08 Tilt hick Chair
fM N an erten co In BemueM
.and Ottoman, now
818BH OFFICE girl* experienced In work
C otnty, fiT M. Gleoaoa, U k a
Reg. 1120 0ft 2*n-. I.lvlng
ing with figure* fa r statistical
Mar*.
R«
loom Suite, now
888.00
work, Apply Mr. Turkel, FlorH*jf. 1120.98 2-pc, Hof* Bed
FRIG IDA IRR
Ida Fashions. Inc., Air Baa*.
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808 TO
Sole* *nd Servtcn
Reg. 870
T V * - wee
08 tHof*
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Red,
n | | Innw
f l Vf T I888.00 ADVERTISING BOOK MATCHER
a Factory trnlaod qualified
Rag.
......... *-pe. Colonial
- - RIG SPOT CASH PROFITfl
>g, f1189.98
“ ^v a l u a b l e p r i z e s t o o
Maple Bed, now
178.00
HARDWARE C a
41 Direct Belllnw Ml _
m.o™4. nr Rllvsr Oak
*b *
U nufacturer off*
r00"1 8u*t< now
898.00
yonf ’round sellS P E C IA L! 7-px, Sofa Bed
tv. ‘ Make money
Suite, now
....
$79.00
HI f , I M
. „ ______ C O R F 80, 80. 40
Rpring and Mat■rid 846 — light book matches.
Libera) eom m j EARN VALU
f.gUbKNtC-FUKL Oil for home*.
O F BANFORD
ABLE MERCHANDISE PRIZES
‘ Alvin Odham, Sinclair BeEvery business * prosCo. PhoM 8184,
•L High-, TOO.
peel| no exp. needed to start:
m i
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ReFactory Service.
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HOT LUNCHES nerved every day
lli.lu to 2 — wilh Home Made
rolls and corn Muff In -. Homer's
Grill, 12* t ». l-> Street.
81 NflKK MA< ■*)■«» hew 4 used.
Termi. itlM E.. Irt HE, Ph 162*.
K.SHKLMa NH R. u~ ttu..e Feed.
Touchton 4 Wai >on. 1201 Celary
Ave. Phone ll
__________
FRIED 8hrun|< th.inei, Served
"The Men Mhnmp on Earth"
every night at H mer'a Grill,
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10— Utmlnwin Opport unit len
Art Mm Por tMilr
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H s a n a t e a sm M m
b u r g t i^ lr a U i
R! N (
L e n l n o tice
■TSijfflfSarsffii«,*7v.
Penn
HtAlft'a lr*yywet|(hl
wrestling rhamplon, H om er.Bart*
of Clearfield, Pa., t* rated highly
in the classroom, too.
Clico; Calif. Mgr,
M
Ufa Winter after a 18-yar lapse
K
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!S
4' »
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Brooklyn (N) 8 Philadelphia
Duly other Texan atnar.l w»Steve Walter of Malventoin who
wn* very hnp|iv nt.«ut It nil, tan
an - ions lo gel hark there M, nut
Id.i own bout In Mini for Spring
netivllv. It
tllliel
crew
in cm hern
were
M
iinUii* 1 In
m
w more
iTih .tar of March. A. ti. lion
was con l.lcred rsnmrkuldi-, -dure
(R) O. P. Herod in
Friin-I Ri.gel, Pen S ta le ’- hunt
Mie race Ilii-i year brought togelh- till tin.' fullback, wa* drafted hv I
Clerk. Circuit Cuuti
ii i . i .in- Miiinu.',.. wot uitk,ii-.i "< n e i i ,
<■» iih.it h- pciliam the lined
the PIIDhurph Hleelerr nf the- ‘ u ilit-lN D W. SpENCKR
I'nmp nl - ailing vachlz in the National
Football League.
HOL1C1TOR FOR PLAINTIFF.
world
'
■ T U ^ It A C lr t/ U lh a Mil*
ra u JBfae, lia lir ^^r.xtuj bar,
itrolt
-Mowl
irfcack
(A) 4
peat their third place finish of
itt
° l S w pnjfrrTMurn
progressed a« lot
ioi dur
aur*
Cincinnati (N) 4 Detroit (A) t
19*9, It will be a pleasant sur th^ T
trig the Spring drills and ihofald b*
Efts ton (A) 12 Philadelphia <N>
prise.
CU ft D 01(13,
afi
Improved
M
l
rh
tb
a
m
FaH,”
Even Manager Eddie Sawyer
ofco_______
New York (A) H M. Lout* (N)
been Died
A Oomplalnt
says, 'We’P he lucky to finish as said head coach Andy GuatafM».e "The teahta a n In good shape s
high as last year."
T
a
an
g
for°
least
not*
Couaty,
rlfor th* ball game.’'
San Diego (PCL) fo Cleveland u , At Law , by R. * . WllllanwFloand
Like so many other clubs, th*
1,
night
W.
IX.
WtltUma,
being
a
salt
tn
Gustafson
said
he
would
watch
Phils have a serious pitching prob
,A4 . Louis “ B" (A) 8 New York
lem. Sawyer, starting his second the game from the press boa while "B" (N) 5
year as manager, has a thin mix four assistant* direct play.
SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE
W gltrr Klrhefski and Bob Braiture of flaming youth and over-exNew York (A) vs Brooklyn
rrlencr In the box. An of now tensteln will have charge of th*
e has only three definite starters. White team and Eddie Dunn and (N) at Miami
VENOUS_K . N M.
Cleveland (A) v* Chicago (N)
! One of these — Russ Meyer *— Gene Ellenson the Green team.
l i gR. AND HRt-HN p
The game will have regulation at Iota Angeles. Calif,
recently rushed to Baltimore with
St. Ixiuts (N l ra Cincinnati k ____ioaat
an elbow ailment. Turned out It tft-m lnute, quarters and a half
Lor.nl
■•six; la
wan an old fracture that didn't time show will be put on hy the (N) at Tampa.
ke
n-Hi—
—
.
.
.
.
.
—
these
New
York
»N)
v*
Oakland
at
greater
Miami
boys
drum
and
bother him too much last year
presents ate to require you lo *Phugle corps.
Oakland, Calif.
when he piled up a 17-11 record.
la oereo* or by your attorPittsburgh (N) ra San Fran, wear
Sey and file rour defeases oa or
Orey-thatrhed Ken lialntielcisco
at
San
Francisco,
Calif.
man, u .94-yrar old lefty, Is an
St. Louis (R) (A) va San Diego
S p o r ts I n B rie f
other starter. Kenny popped up
at San Diego, Calif.
» abboc U t i d p i m h
with „ phenomenal 17-10 mark last
Chicago (A) va Sacramento at
yaar, his bent In the majors. But
Sacramento, Calif.
Basket btR
Helntielman at best Is a spot
NEW YORK - CCNY outlasted , Detroit (A) ra New York (B
no each wests
Itcher, requiring five days rest
weeks.
Ohio Mat*. M-M, and North Car squad) (A) at St. Petersburg,
ur full rffrcllvenem.
id off M at
Buffalo va Philadelphia (A) at
Robin Roberts, the 2.1-year-old olina S tate upset Holy Craaa, 87- West
_
County of
Palm Beach.
Florida, thta
boom pitcher with a tft-lfi rec 74. in the first round of the East
Hollywood va 81. Louis (A) al
mo.
ord. Is the other regular, lie ern NCAA basketball playoffs.
Burbank, Calif.
look-i like the ace of the staff.
..
ObM
O.
P.
H
e rn d o n
Boston (A) vs Washington (A)
CHICAGO — The Professional
Clerk
of
Circuit
Sawyer still seeks at leant two
at
Orlando.
C
o
u
r
t
.
Hemtn.'le
Golfers
Association
reinstated
more men capable of taking a reg
Philadelphia (N) vs Boston tN )
C o u n t r. Florida
ular turn. Curl Simmons, still Dabby Locke of South Africa,
O AKLAND W. BPENCBH
trying to live up to hla 110,000 banned by the POA since ho can a t Bradenton.
ATTOHNHT FO B P L A IN T IF F *.
celled out of several American
ho mu-, may wind up on relief.
The nlechlng and outfield are tournaments last year.
Swimming
Hawyer'u chief headaches.
IllCOLUMBUS, Ohio — Jack Tay
Infield In se t. Eddie Wailkus, mak
ing u flue comeback after the bl- lor of Ohio 8taU set a new Ameri
xarre shooting accident of last can record uf 18 mtnutei ISA sac°nd» In winning the 1800-meter
Hummer, Is the first baseman.
(iran'dlle Mourner at short and freestyle at the NCAA meet.
Racing
i Vr ' ' L l
ti \ .. {
Willie oiiih -s ur* Matures at short
HALLANDALE - Jockey Don
and Mdrd. Rookie Mike Hnllat, a
.2JU1 hitter at Toronton, appears Hrurlork hooted home three win
to have the second has* Job sewed ners at Uulfetream Park, Includ
up. Dirk Hisler, Ralph Caballero ing Roman Road (8129.80).
and Eddie Miller are the reserves.
Catching will hr In the hands of
Andv Hemlnicki voung Htan Lopata, a youngster with great prom
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H ID A TO
ise, and the veteran ex-Ynnkee T U B flTA TR CfF FLO
FlOJhENCIC B. fltrUHAIID, 14-10
Ken Hilvestrl.
tilth
DTRBKT,
RICIIUUND
ItlLU
Ho far, Rookie Eddie flnnh-k ha I.
ONO 1B LA N D , NMW V O R K :
unt hit hard enough to hold down
A complaint bavins bean (lied
you In the Circuit Court
the center flrld inh, Hawver honed BXAlnat
In nnd for Kemtnole County, F lo ri
to n*n Del Ennis, his one solid da.
tn Chancery, for divorce, the
outfielder, in left with Hnnlck in short title of which la John W.
Ilubbard. plaintiff, versua Florence
center and Richie Ashhurn In II.
Hubhard, rtalendinl, these pre
right.
sents are to command you to he
Unless Hnnlck starts to belt the ahd appear before the above sty.ed
hall, Ashhurn prohnhlv will onen Court and flla your defenses to
SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR
said Complaint
taint on the
...........
17th day
In center with right fluid a scram of
RAT. MARCH ZSIh—NOON TILL 8 P. M.
April, A. D. m o, otherwise de
ble among Rig mil Nicholson. cree pro confeaao will be entered
ALL CHILDREN ADMITTED FREE
you.
.1 l.nnv Rlntnlk. Sinn Hollmig and snslnst
WITNKHB my hind and ornnul
Dl.-l Whitman.
real at Hanford In the County of
GET THE
will finish In fourth plaje In lOaO.
«b
By ASSOCIATED PRESS
*,
ill Yesterday's Results
U {U r{[jy
i te c rtfto rte p i f
OAMCG AH0 3 P tA C t* tCtOHtH
M IA M I, Mr,i :>t OVj I-in J,
slonal ttrxni-t.nl) plnyet Imv, fl..,-,
i'd to Florida in I'l.-uti-r mimlM-rs
Mils spring limn ever hefoin, will.
ID major mid 107 minor leogu.*
team* now training In the slate.
*n estimate shows there ute
upproxltnately ,1,000 playeis go
lag through their rondilim.ing
pace* in Florida sunslilm. i.idnv,
not
roiintlng
th e
innnng.-r.,
i-onrliL's, trainers, traveling
relari,-s and sports w rite r, a.
voiiii.anviog Ih,- li-nms.
P layers’ wives and their fnn.i
lies odd hundre.lt, mor« lo M-e
total mil.th. ■ uf vieilnrn.
The teams are scn ilere I nil
over Mio rlnte. from Hollvwoodhy.Mie-sra to I'.’ii'H.-.dri, with the
m aiorily of plaver* rent. i. I on
lintli roasts mid in O n ir n i F!.iiidu. Team-, nre iminlui* ...
.tit
trrrill Cities and towns in Mo
.Jacksonville liouel.t left hander among those who have done It | st nil*.
Al Vero lli-rii-li alone, I he lt.,iii!
Hnl Hwanion from the Mom, Hwnn is Hid Mordmi. now of llod.ni’s
■tip had n I-I record with the Hood llrnvea, He did II Insl season In lyn lldger..1 Hprnwliiig Do.lijei
(own )|«:I IH Irnui- w .iiklrir mil
las* ventr und mi l l u reenrd wll'- (ilnelmmll,
HAN IHKflrt, Talif., Mnr. 2 4 - We-’l m in i IteJirh lot, the FliUaKnoxvllh-., 'llift'!)fi-vcnr old Wl.ran*In buy In- Hind
foot mid (/!•>—Itnv Murray has made tt)<- delnhla At M.I.-M,- and U1 other
viirsllv u - n seeund.string e.itelier eluhn.
weigh liilft.
Daylonn Ih-arh, I h.ridri hare
Eprtngr.. Id ft. I.l a -o v.-ii inning on tin- Cleveland Indians.
The hulk Inn Oklahoman’* |>oat far the t'leve land Indians' I'urm
fl)trn i-itiPel Palm* wilh Mo- “A"
train Inl ine the "II" imm f, In !l. appear seeure "liu’e lln* Trlhe system, linn 10 1,-niii al Dol anrelra cd vent.-ran vllle and Hnllfortl. Mu- Miaei
Tin- A‘< Ed .'lll.oifl.l Roi two lulu on..... ........
has 10.
Out of four trip In the pinto. Din* Tint onlv other i-atehir mt the base,
Thirty-three of the ftp miner
Of the lint'll' n triple lo |. fl field. rosier is dim Henan. Murray league;in n ritalilird hat-. l.all are
Alio tripllhK wn.. Andv Rollick. prohaldy will underntudy Hegan repre.elded. Only Caimillati lean
Springfield rclepie.l .-ntrhi r Don In the haekstnp department.
TAMPA, Mar. 2 4 - ( / P ) - K w e ll In Mie stute Is Three Rivers, tjin*
Bln* und flrit Ini-eimin John
lllarkw ell says he’a ready to her, nf the Cawndlaii-Amenenn
Mark*.
League.
Springfield will llll-el the I.ettilr "turn on tho heat."
Spring exlilhitlon gann-r. are
Rlaekwell, Mu* Cincinnati Reds
Bad Sox t.ulnv In un afternoon
drawing reeor.l crowds, ton. I.in
tilt, It will l>e the find eiltihllhm right-handed nltehcr wlm was gest i-row.l ever to see un ex*
laid low In HUH and 10*0 hy an
game for either nitind.
arm Injury and Illness, went five nihlliou guiiie III the slate - 17.innings yesterday as the Rertlegs ftftl wni.hed the New York Yan
whipped Detroit. * In I. Hr gave kees and Ih o.iklyu Dodgerh ploy
up r.nlv four hit* and at the at Mlnmi filadiuui !«*-• week, >,t
prices rnuitlng from I I in k-f"1
finish aaltli
" I’ll Ih* ready to turn on the a seal.
heat In mv next outing. My arm
Don Relifeldt of Wisconsin, in
TONMHIT'S t. i.v. r. i .i w
. a
felt considerably alrunger and
r i a a r HAt'K— foiH ritr
liir.O won Ilia second consecutive
Inzer
than
ll
did
against
the
Park Dor, Foiiiroiutie. Hilvir
nig Ten haakathall scoring chant*
Mahli, Xlary Kim llnri.nr Dm, Hra Cnrdlnnle Sunday."
g r» t. Hporty Knllr, tlopnte Hall.
I.OB A N nn.K S . Calif. Mar, plnnshlp
a * i! « k ii H ACH _Ki>ter|ir
'
My lU.iiMt, o m e n Jo*. M h 04—f/p>— The Chicago Cubs be
A new
four*venr tuirkeilmll
ike, I f ie tiiT Fellow, Halnafna gin whittling duwn their rm tar coring
total nf '17ft points win
If*, ...Turkish Tin, C( rial illy C«< today,
Theao players are likely to doff liiihled during Ills career by Hon
B„r4 » B - f / t « t M Wild
Itehfelilt nf W lsrohsln.
T.. ixil.l Hpol, Ufacy, cuh unlformat outfielder Fra n k
IU, The liovh. Hnlly 'rink ii , Baumholta, eaUher F o r m t Bur* Into the armed forcet. Another
im
and flw * baaeman F ra d brother also nlaya ahorlstop ntul,
Icharda. And Lo s Angolas, Ih * saya Bd, he’e. going In the pride
ta r Finger, Tex Ituueioa, Jest
Cuh*’ farm team, I ; MTtalt. ttt of tha family*
■■ M u rjin .^ Poppy,. Ctyiquail.
SalL .T s * M«ft
■"nfltLr Black f___
fiS f, t e
... jl Northweelern.
Inlp’s __
Dream,
Northwestern.
/ia iM Mile
MI MAt'H—a
MAt'H—a/iaiha
— Two
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Sanford - Orlando
Kennel Club Kntrlen
I..,
imm of i Imi ftn ■•■I tw
W W & k& k
O A K I.A N M , f'allf.. Mar, 2ft
l/Pl— Freddie
Flizslnnnm is, oldlime iillehliiR star of the New
Vork Miants mid now a roarh
w llli the i-liili, has hlfth |.i air.
for the thftn rtpiad's pepper and
enlhiislasin.
f ; Bailey .III) ll.ll fj.MH r.ipliimrt)
\/r
HAt THf/R
V K R O I I K A r a , Mar. 2 1 - ( J f t -
For the flrel time alnee I he ex*
lillilllon K>mex lieRun, the HrtMi!(lyn Dmlirera know what their “re
Pillar Infield" lookit like.
In yesterday'ii fl-4 vletdry h< re
over lhe Phlladelplila Alfdetu.*.
Jtu-kle RoMnson, who had l>eeu
nursliiR u knee ailment, wan (uni
on seen ml, fe e Wee Reese fllieil
first time Mil* spring, Ml) Hod|te.t
played first, and Rnl.hy Moiyan
third. Rohlpsnn made three Idta,
m
quem atartere are sophomore*.
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The Knxcnwuhl School Nn. 1, Allumontc Spring*, nf which Mr.
Willlmn l.i'Rue 11u 111 11ton i* principal, U Innitcil tin n ai'Vcn ncre
lI'linnl xiglil lioritttrlnlr beautiful I.Hlli' MuUI. Tile hemity nf IhN
location help* pmtltiFf an I'lhirntlnnnl nlmnxjihrrt tlini It particu
larly conducive In /learning. The xludrnta of thU ncIhioI are kept
actively engaged, And the Principal upil bin, fine fnculty ra n pnint
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vvltli prim- the aucrcx* tif their funner graduate*. Tin* preaent fiiciilty include*, W i 11hi in I i l l i i r lliiiliillu ii. I'rini'i|ml, Mrs. Fender K.
.MuMin W ill, Mm. <'lintl«itii* 1’iiMrc, mill M n . Aleutlm I. lliiiliilluii.
Till* M’limil ha* inmte rcimirknhle iiiiip ii- * in pliy~n-nl fi'iitnri'* mnl
I lint nii'l iiiiln I uiellmd* .h i .I |* Lieping nhlvaxl nf *In* liew trend* in
mini'll t inn
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Itjr L O U IS E F O S T E R
THE IIV IK IH ) J K . I l l l i l l SM IIM II
A MKHVN K T O /PIIB
U lJ IM l'N m
III I.OI'ISK FOSTKII
A l .T;:iil I'M Mmnlay, the l.rantN
fjlmpi l A..M.K. PliuiYb ,.f ilvlciln nf
N nch llev. W. r tiraiit I f pm iur,
ei'lehrali'il Mh i V l»ay hy remlci.11K u vei v KOimI prnKi ADI.
It ■
■puli' n lili'Htiin; iimi cif"nlK' n>
ArutlfyliiL’ In note llmt aliiin-i nil
of the iiH'iiilicm uf that pruKram
were renilereil hv former nr pre>ent atutlenti ami primunt faculty
nirnihem.
The nitiitic war furniihi'il liv n
urmip uf Ninth nml Tenth (irmlo
Ilo yi miller the illreetlnn uf I'mfc.'fur Kdwnnl llhickehcin who ii Imi
•Wllmnccil the pruKrnm \y1tli a
niBstrrfnl liutrunienitil PAlit There
wan a Panel llk 'in n ln n liv two
furnwr atiiilrnln, .Meejeri. Jn cpli
(!«r\vlfe nml \Vllli«f llnrAl/ 'wiio
m e nnty .iiiulenta al I ’r'inpii Ac«i|rinv ami Ifnnaerfnnl-reniierllvely.
The main aihiretn wn , ilellvyrnl
liv Principal 8. T. M n llrr 1 who
elFctrlfled .Uir;. dialf^hce with llU
... JA W E
N v A 3 J>
lY tO O O lT
MOOOrt J
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ftfVN.
Inevllnhlv make for IhA '"Fatherliomt nf (inti nml Hie llrolherlinnil
of niatikiiiil here mi enrth.
Mr.
Muller'^ iiihjeci wan "Man ami liln
Keapnnalhilllie-t to Maip’S i i :
H
1 iIT i
l tv, 1 n
IM A. IIIIUIH PltfHIIIAM
Til I’ iVe furl Ilf I tin vice In the
Coinniiuilty. the I '.T A . of the
rt'litipl at il:| iiR iila r muetinir nn
Momlar niuht. wan irruciini.olv rnI|rLalneti liv the F ir.n ami Hecnnit
wfrailm.
These HttlF Imhlea are
helnit tralneil nmlcr the moat cumpetent Kniilaace of their InHtrnC"
to n , Mm. I.lllie linhln^uti Hall ami
Mlsa Chile It. Huron, reapectlvclv.
The chllilren were enlhuilastlcally received liv a packed nmlieiire uf tome two hundrril natron*,
iitiidenln and frieadai T h r pruKram
war. ipade up of niirecrv riiyuie*.
hviiuh ond dancea that the atmlenta
had learned in their c Iumhh dnrlnir
Ntelr m rlehm rnt iierlod.
" The entire hcIiooI la thankful In
the roinninnitv for the kneh Inter*
a it l l eeetnii to have in' the arhnnl
umJFr it h new and prevetU' adtnliH
litratlon.
Tim p rin cip a l, and hi*
■Inff of worker* nrn'urftlnfr that
■uch r.plrit continue for with that
kln.l of rplrlt Bdura|jop^| flrowth
Ur. .1. I'. Klntrnnu la rhnwti In liia mntleiii i'i|lii|i|M'il "Ilice m u nin i li t uin to a |>itHcnl Ui. linn
liiiK wu.t Imin ill Till la hanai't'. A itruiliuite uf l'’lori>tn V. A M. I nil, c I ■•IhiliatHrc, llneiinl l l i u v t i
sity LVu a Iu i i k I u i i , ll. I'., he reccivcil In* lh ntul S|ii*||ulv In irivc in | p | • In 1'innlitiy I* ueliw in civn
affair* of ail pluisea. H e hna p riu im il l in e in Hunfunl fur three >>m i.ml i* i I. u i i r n I m u i l i v i u
niniillt of work, lie and hi* lovely wife, .Mra. Ilnrul ny Smilli Itiurlinc .u el itvn clulilii ii, l.uiiuiiie aiel
.lillill:i I'ne.nr. Jr., m e iraldiiiu al •IFI't, Smifunl A ve.
cull a l illlill I' M. lAcnunr M-rvi 1
c e ' ht'Kaii nl 7 ,iiu I'.M. The me*
ii«e liiiinp th liveieil hv the Im liii
I limr Niilnlier line anil lt*hri
llm iiil Niinilii'i lint' rendered then
.criii'e* lliriiiiuhniil the iliiv, Mem
her - nf the viirnni* n utilinrie* art
n knl In iillem l llielr weekly uieel
inifAll iiicmlicrii ure a keil In
ITllieiilhcr the tick nii'liilicr*. Itev
A. I . .Mi Q iic c ii , pn-Jnr,,
Mine Juanita K. \Vil*nn, repurlei.
Wt are happy In learn ihal Mi
Nnvl.iin I lllill . I im Pirn \Venue
■
>tic nl oldiuil 'Iaxie l ull li|u m in i
i, nl'!.' to lit> In.me nml I* r.'iinrle.l
i» l» re-iinir nicely. Mi H u m
ha lu'i'ii cunfiiii'il Mcveml w> ek *
l.. the I'Vi'lialil l.iiillllilnn lli. pilul
ORATORICAI. r O f f t M T
On Wrdnr*dav cvunlmr,. Mar. 22.
r p ik ’* Annual uratArlcal Con*
at waa held at th« Hhltoh Raptlat Church under tha'aiuhlcpa and
enonaomhlp of Celery CTfy l.otlee
No: <42 and Evergreen Lodge No.
821, Daughter Rika, The prlncl
pnla of the context teem three
charming young ladiea of Croorne
Academy. The winner of »ald ran
t e d wan the flrat f iP ^ c r . Ml**
Inea Hmlth. with a very, timely
an4 well delivered oration. Mlaxea
RUiabeth Hrown anil Kaale Moore
# g ced aecond and third,'reiper*
.■•ana* •
AVarda were presented Idr Kx*
f i m RttfW H. L. Refoe, 8r„ fcelery
City Lodge, At thla tima Mra.
HKHVICKH AT NEW
L H. JCunankx received' a prexeaCALVARY M. IL CHURCH
tatfoa for her unrelenting effort* MT.
Service* for the New Mt. C*l,
trtfplng gnd coaching the vnltm*
vary Mi**l«nary HaptUl Church
tegrconteiU nta.
tor Sunday, Mar. ID, began with
spnday School a t 0:46 A.M. The
eubiact at the leason waa HPallh
Ihat Suatain th* Church." After
th e,M u o n waa dtacuaaed by the
eleaMa It waa beautifully reviewed
bg the paxtor. Ola** No. 8 reUIMnI the Offering Banner and
O lua No. « retained the Attend-
Mi** Audrey Mu.ely, tin1 diiiiuhIm uf Mr*. Mary Mutely nml thr
Inti Air. M. (.'. Alnsely |* nl ti coilft»ii'.l In the Imipltnl In Orlnmln.
Plie i* reptirtcd u* dolnu fine und i
veiv cheerful. Audrey will alway*
he It'incmhoroil for her rheerful*
lie*.*, (,'lvle work, Church wnrk,
ami her innxt xymnnthetlc xervirex
rendered during hour.* of othor*'
■ailnrxx. Her many frlemlx arc
wMilng far her rnntlnued Inttiruve*
HKItVICKH AT FltF.K WILL
IIOI.INliHK CIIIHMTI
.Service* iM'irun with Hunilay
School, Hupl. (!. I.ymt* in charge.
.Huhjt ct of the l*'**iin “The Ser
vant King,” John 1:1:1-20. One
t.f the guext Mieukem (Mr. Wright 1
lohl an interejHing child’* atorv
‘■Speckle.’’ alxo prexented oarh
-hllil with card* containing Illhlo
•erse*. VMtcrs were: Mrs. Cor men*.
nelin Hank*, Dnvtuua: Mr. Wright,
'/imntln. Rev. Mr*. It, t..( Wilton,
paxtor.
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VISITING OUR CITY v . .
T. K. Rlchcllierger, of New Yarh
City, the brother of Hr. anil Mr*
George II. Stark*, fljl Lomut
Avenue, I* In the rltv vlalting rgla*
tlvc* and friend*. If* k aUn tne
brother-in-law of Mra. Itn«a BUnelherger of Rlrhellierger funalnl
the Deaeon* led the devotional part Home, 1110 Pine AveRue. Mr.
of th f lervlce*. The meaaago wa* F.lrhelliergor I* being cordialIv fe# 1 fared by th# l*a«tor, Rey. A. C. eel veil hv many friend* ami old
ftrnunlntanrr-*.
BLjTmm C T t t
lacemen1
* meeting Sunday eveal
II b , L id ,1 ,h . b o n .
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Mi .liiliii W illie Mino'lv, tiuiniilii'i uf MiimuI v A Him I'liuerul
Huiiii'. who I* iim fi ni-il In the
1111*1111111 in Tanipa, L ri'piirli'd dm
Inu nlci'ly.
Many warm m ure*
Mum ami luaveru are gidnw out
f.n i In* •niccilv recovery nml uulck
ie lm n for Mr. .Mii*idy.
9
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10 GOINO TD r '
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luw'ti ouD o -iahcr ro I’m .
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imr taMwaK unut. um * »->--ri >
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THANKS
The herravi'd fam ily nf I he late
Mr*. Annie Dora Charlton Mid
w ay, wlxhea to axprtaa their deep
apprrclntlmi to the-m anv frletul*
for their beautiful flower*, talekrani* nml c a rd *' uf rondniene*:i.
W ith .......Ini mention to the llurIon Funeral Home for thnlr *vmpathetie M'rvlucx rendered them
.During th rlr Iona.
- Mr. I'nluiar C hari Urn, hu luim l
MU* FlorFnee Charlton, dnughl*r.
i Ma*ter Pnliner Charlton, J r., arm.
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FRIDAY HAR. JM.19M
n~i—
Lmtgwood Club
Wins Fair Prise
Additional Society
Continued Ftow Pag# S
New*, now* and more now*
frotn Bern!nole HI thl* week.
First big new* in that tln> Humhjota 111 Library Maff presented
their annual exchange nrogiam
with Orlando III In Orlando Thuiv.
day morning. The student* parti
cipating In the program were
Joyce Balt*. Carolyn Patrick. Nell
Buie, Mary Ann Holilnyer, Pe;,*p<
Wilson, Dial Hoyle, lion no T.ou
Harper, Hobble Jeon Galloway,
Batty Lou Fartin, Bhlrloy Middle
ton ,8ebe Hlubee. Juno McGill.
David llebter, John Fite, Klim
Driggers, Hobby Cawley, Clarence
Clause, (iretrlien Klrehliuf! nn<l
Norma Kay Harvey.
The staff member* went along
to see tlte show, they include
Marion Huberts, Clifford Ho* Ion.
Charlotte Kwnun, Mlrrlnn Move.
Pat»y Henson, Annin Mean. Jimmla Kendall, I’hlllp Floyd, Lois
Muse, Totnmye Rumbley, Martini
Bmlth, Louise MeAlexunder, Lucy
Ward and Ml** Edna Chittenden.
MU* Ditto Kot'se Whittle wa* llie
show director and MIsh Cliiltoiuirn
war In cliargu of iliu program,
The Hire Club b> bin-In." (lu-ii
annual glee elub ball ut (lie Bunford Armory on Mar. ,11, It |
nure lo be a gala affnlr. Th<
boy*’ aloe club made n flr*l divl
slun rating in ibo Phli-irt pMtivnl
In Orlando lust Friday. The glil
ware placed In (be second division,
ft wan a splendid Job they did.
Fifteen cheer* for Hie H.H.H, glee
club.
Mix* Martha Bltannou, it neeni*.
ha* topped all grade records (Id
unit with n (10 average, Our but<
off to ya, Martb! Whul \va» Hint
trouble K. Ft. Smith was Imvlni'
wdtli the two bottle* of inerciirv In
ehetnistry rlujsT
The .SrmiimhHI Celery Fed was on gain Tur-duv
morning. It wa* really n fine nutj.
tlratiou. Everyone i ny* "good inb."
Congrats to the Celery Fed linin'staff,
Mr. Honubl Braswell ....... t.nki
land III wa* visiting our -i-boo'
this week. He Is „ guo*1 of K. II
Bmlth. Jr., who U n *eulor at S.II.S
Ml*:, Gail Flitting I* -juging “ lllllv
Hoy. Hilly Hoy. Charming llllh"
•s her torch song tbeao dov*
(grapevine new*).
Tho Celery Fed Iim- i-IhiII temn
1ms started training. They look
iim ii pennant winning team this
*ca»ouI The new Uro-tsInK rooms
that are under construction arc
Just about complete. HruHict this
building I* a beauty. It's gut
every thing! George Harden ha*
been *cen with a lit' senior gal
lately. Isn't that right Beverly7
Hill Kilpatrick I* tinging "I Can
llrruiu Can't I" for it seem# a III'
gal whose Initial* arc N. F, H. Is
causing him heart trouble.
The B.ll.B. performed In chapel
Thursday morning, also in- guest
xpcidicrs were Wulter Itoutb, Luth
er Ihivid and Charlie Anderson.
They made u report on the recent
.Student Council convention 'at
llradt'idon which they attended a*
delegate* for our rouneil here at
H.II.B. C'oinlt Fred Ganns went
with them and from what the hoys
.-aid, rcullv made llndr trll) com
plete.
That's olmut It fur now but I'll
lie back next week. so long for
nuu‘.
Garden Gate
ll> MUM. I,. K. SPENCEH
l.ongwuod’* homo demonstration
club won first prlxo for outstand
ing exhibit* of crafts and canned
foods at Urn Hemin ole County Fair,
Ml** Lllu Woodard, County lloim
I lemon* I ration Agent, announced
thin morning.
Hanford's club won second place
and Lake Mary third. The Genova group won commendation for
the garments, pillow cases and
other article* made from food bag'.
A chair, refinlsliod by Mr*. John
Fox, wan singled out for special
attention.
Much nllentlon at the Fair hakeen given to the exhibition of unimuls and of fish by the Fresh
Water Gamp and Fish Commission.
The tuuk* of water are full of big
bass, bream and *peek led perch.
A deer, a bobcat, two wii<| turk
ey*, two rnrcoonu and a cage con
taining guall make up the ex
hibit.
Motorist* are given a grim re
minder of safety precautions bv
Urn Florida Highway Patrol,
which 1* using a badlv *ma*hed
automobile as an exhibit, together
with photograph* of had wreck-.
A placard state* that traffic ariddenth take un annual toll of fl.1,OOO.OOlt in Florida.
I hope you liuvv dune a good job
of pruning nil of your fas! grow . while yuu will want your palm.),
ing. Ieggv shrub*. F.igustrum will hollies, or magnolia* In Ftavi; ten
to- mm It bushier, mid attractive, pounds or inure depending upon
if you keep it cut buck.
Aim their *tic. If compost* or rotted
cl epe-inyrtle, If you haven't done manure-, are used. Hie amount will
it yet. This Is ul ii Hie month to be Inrreased, but putting then* ma
nl your double mid single pulnin lu'lc* iinionc Hie feed
•<•11011 buck Ulld I might Ugoe.it terial*
ing mol* is .till Hie most effi
'e keep cutting litem evrrv time cient method of feeding In cnrlv
iNr*I ft nr 10 Iticlie" of new growth Spring.
s|iprar* nil off .the tip end and h
For most sandy Florida cull*,
will brunch out Into two and con thl* March feeding should be fol
tinue to keep cut ting back until lowed by on application of fertili
August, for bushier plants, and
at the beginning of tin- rainy
more blooms, |)o u I borough |uli ser
sen son and still another in late
of pruning all tho unsightly rummer. The lawn will al*o bene
I rmirhes now and you will bo fit from a March feeding, which
pleased when Hu- nrw growth must be followed by u heavy waterloine* nut.
ing pu that burning will lie avoided.
The third month In the year I*
Azalea*, cumelllas, gnrtlenln--.
*n excellent time lo fertilise trie-, ixuriir und liollle.i are all urld
shrubi,, perenninls, and troplcul loving plnul* so add aluminum in
hullis Hint imiiutain perniHiicnt iron uiuluite to vo n- rrguTin fi-r
place* in your gardon. You Iiucp tlllzei mixtures, In smull u i i h u i i i I ;
Ih oii iriiiimled Ibul fertiliser, must ui if ,Vour lilnltls look pale or
go into watei folutlun before they :II k Ii H v iiii tlui yellow Hide, .culler
m i bo utilised bv plunls! *o '<*t- .nine ul tin- ha.ir of (lie iiliint iin-l
oring Pi just ii* Important, to fer -(liter ill well.
tilising.
Soon- of the licat-tuleiunt miIf yuu oie uidlig n iuuiineti'iul iiuals such u* iiiarigulil*. xImiiIh i .
fi itllisec, you cun uuply u pound tltliNiilu, iimfluwi-r*. and <•11111111
hi two to n medium *lr.cd shrub. din*, do (ere n-ell all during Hie
summer, II* well i i - the ugeriitoni
lily;- <uiii. iimrigold, putiinlu and
"crljeiia.
!PM,m02
Onteen N«jwh
It) MARTHA UI'NNING
Fliir c tin lo m p rn tm v n l * 1 1.WHi.tiU lunt j r a r
t h r u (livitlutitl.H jmltl In l i t e m o n I h u i r firo ,
wlmlaluiTi), Mini w o r k t n t ’ii c u in puiisnU uii inm intm m . T fiHt’H ^ l l.SMJO.OU m o p e d a n h i U j W
m id w o r k i n g l i i ' i h l n 't d t r i i n i l n l f y !
I'h o n s
101
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STOP
1949
FORD FORDOR SEDAN
Overdrive — Radio —
Undsrcoated, Almost
Lika Naw,
Joli- Thomas Lawrenca pas*
away at Id* home on Hie r'.nternri*a Road Huturday after u long
lllimt.1 , Hu ha* ta-en ronfliied I j
hi* bed iiinsl of the Hull- shut
Ueeoniber. Ila wa* bom in f u j '
tVninly, Kan, tlft year* ago. Tinfamily moved lo Huvul In l!»td
whom they llvrd *ev*inl yoar.-i
Itud then fn Waldo mid In tWMH
moved t(i O.itnen where Hic> h u e
lived since that time.
- .Survivors include hi* wife May
ten clillilri-n nnd tun gniiidclill-l
ran. The**’ Inclmli- Irvin Low
rence of Mariana. Mr*. Julia ll«ix-rt of SyrueuMi, N. Y., Mr*.
Mai tlui Homo of Waxhlngiin-. I*
C., Mr.-. Alice Hidden, John Wuter, Albert, 1’iiul, Kugene mid
Conrad of Osteen. Mrs. Vun
ltou*e arrived Humluv night I"
Ih- with her iimHisi. Funeral ser
vice* wore held ul Hm Osteen
Haptlut I’hiiroh on Wednti*day it
4;W I*. M. Hurlal i'u-i in the Oiteen (>in*l*fr with Rev, W. A
Herring offlclaling.
Mr. ami Mr*. F. N. Gsurge and
viNitor* from New York were l«
Orlando Kundoy whsro they vialt«d William Orscflls who I* In Hie
hospital.
Sir*. C. C. Iln»*fk I* able to lm
up followl* on Mines* of a F«w
"AH The King's Men” T ak es
Three Leading Academy Awards
MOLLYWOO, Mar. 23. - (/P) - “All the King's Men." the .lory
of a backwoods hick who almoit reached the political height., look three
of the lop awards tonight in tho annual Oscar derby.
The picture itself was named the best of IW9, and Broderick
Crawford, its demagogue-like star, took down the best male acting statue.
To Olivia De Havilland, for her performance as u socially inept
spinster in "The Heiress," went the top feminine award. I» was her
.rcond, to take It* place with the * -----Oscar for ‘To Each His Owm" tween "A Chance To Live,’’ u
which *lie won In IBM.
i Mnrcli of Time jliorl released by
"All tho King'* Men" won It- "Otli-Fox, and “So Much For So
third award for pretty Mere odd- Little," produced by Edward Sel
McCain bridge, who played Craw- le r for Warner Bros. It was
fbrd'i. ryhlcul'secretary. ,!jh" wa* the first Hi- slnra 1032, when Wall'
mimed Hip year’* bent nupportitig Ih-ery and Fredrle March tint for
in tie**.
the to|i acting award, for llielr
. He*l supporting male role wa- work, respectively, In "The Chump”
Wean dagger'* In the war drama* and "Or. Jekyll and Mr, llvdc.”
"Twelve O'clock High." The . v.o .i
The votcran Cosil B. DaMllle
mg wa* by some 2000 AcadenA wlfc voted a special datuetto' by
member-, from nonilnallon* ma
the Academy's governors for ‘U
by nearly 11,000 workers In nil year* of oututunding rontrihuHon
branehcH of the motion picture to the movie*. Ilanccr Fred As
field,
taire won another for his year* a*
Thu result* followed to the let loti hoofer. His frequent partner.
ter from (hurts drown up after Ginger Roger*, presented It, and
Industry poll*. There wasn’t a Astaire acknowledged bv tele
phone from New York with the
surprise In the entire evening.
I'm
Crawford’* speech a* brief! ' comment: *lt’» wonderful,
"I thank yuu all ami I thank •eudv to do hand sprint) down
Madison Avenue,"
God."
.Mi** llelluvllhiiid, tear* In her
Rest scoring of u musical picture
eyes, told the full house of 2800 -"On The Town", Hogrr Eden
•lieelntor*: "Thank* to this very und l-emili- llnytuu (MGMl.
Unit sroilng of « dramattc m
generous assurance from you all."
Best director of tO-tll — In the cohiedv picture — "The Heiress."
balloting hv It,non lndn»trv work Auron Copland (I’aratnounll.
licit oiiglnnl nm g—>"Bubv. It'
er* — wu* Joseph L. Mankti-wler.
for "A Letter lo Three Wives,*' Cold UutiJdc." Frank Loesser
lie uIho won Hie lied Hcrrrnplgr I MGMl.
>
award foe the name film.
B*lt mot ion picture story—"TinOne of Hollywood's top awards Blrutton Wory*', thing Ins Mor
of Hie year, the Irving G. Thai- row (MGML
Unit Bcrrcnplav - “ A Letter
berg moniorhil for outstanding
production, went begging thin To Three Wives," Joseph L. Manyear. Tim Academy governors de kiewlex (2()th-Fox).
Bi**t (diiry and irrefntt'ay (u
rided there was no achievement
worthy of It.
■crlpt developed by Hie writer of
The evening turned up one tie. thr orlglunl) — "Hutlb-ground."
•
In doenmenterv short -uhlerl*, !»-•- Hubert 1’irosli (MGMl.
I
Plantation EntatcH
II) IIKHH I*ATT lilt SON
CLUB COUPS
PLYMOUTH
BBDAN
FORD
I f VALLUM PBAVATT
Mr*. John Bryan of Danla, Mis*
Bella Murray and Mr. nnl Mr*.
Clorcncc Griffin of Naw Bnvvrna
spent Monday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Baxter,
Sir, nnd Mra. Chnrlaa Durant of
Wulakn spent tho wtek end with
Mrs, Emma H irs tr.
William
(Hank) Carroll and friend* visited
A(r> and Mrs. F. A- Baxter- Mr.
Carroll 1* Mra. Baxter’* brother.
Mr.-and Mra. T. W. Prevatt and
son*. Freddv and Carlton, visited
Mr. and Mra. A. J. Baxter Thurs
day.
i
Frlahd* of Mrs. A- A. Jane will
regret to learn that she ha* beet,
ill a t her home on Lake Harney.
Mrs. Ritchie nnd son 8mm. of
OaceU left 'Wednesday for' FhiladalpMa, Pa.
Mr. ’ and Mr«.. Charlea Durant
-pent Thurxslay with Mr. and Mrs.
Arthbr Llnduir.
Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Holloway
and Dr. and Mrs. Doran from 8edalia, Ky., ware w nkend guest*
of Mr, and Mra. C, A. Kcly.
MUs Virginia Arthur of Blue
Point, N. Y„ la apending two week*
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Arthur and her brother,
Btantey.
Mr*. T. W, Prevatt and son,
L’urHun, spent Turn Jay In TUtinvilli- with Mr. and Mra. Frank So
la ru.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ballard and
mu and Mr. and Air*. Fred Bal
lard. all of Maitland spent Sun
day with Mr, and Mr*. Philip
Hauer.
’*«
The Geneva Uaiitlat tiuudai
School held a Rally Day Sunday
with 81 present.
The following attemlrA the fu
neral uf Richard Batchelor of
Winter Park! Mr. and M r*,'Phil
lip Aimer, Mra. T. W. Prevatt and
children. Denton and Valleen. Mr*'.
Edna » u.nmerslll. Mr. and Mr*
Holland Wc»ot>, Mr. and AFr*. BllIv Tindall and Mr*. A. A. Weson. Air, Batchelder wa* Mn.
Wen-on'* eon-in-law.
i.s x r o n n m r a r iR N r .a s
NINHKT
TPuit ppurklc hi Kvelvn Tiirner’*
h k p o iit no . n a
eye i- due lo the fact Hint her soil,
Tin followliiB iirlce-- r>-porl»<l by
I-itint*tin Miller, of Long [leach. llis IK-uIrru on Tho Hanford Htata
Murkn fur nroduro sold lo
N. V., und III- wife und baby are Karmsr*
Trucker* A l><-.-<l«rn op lo I I’. M.
( i’ltlng her mill Frank.
• .March sj, u p ,
Mi. und Mr*. August Kuilinrrk ; lien ii*. Tnndirarc-o, lioll
(Irudrd
llu llpr. U 76 - 3.33
Imvc inliiriied to their bmiu- In Il llculis,
Tliorwood, N. Y. after simmllug a
lit! Her. 13.IS • t oo
Polo
iin* iicii t i t • i.oo
wiek with Mrs. Hush I’nttermn. : iim.-1*
-II lit, 11*0* X .DO- .03
Hr. und Mr*. I.ulhnr Tarboll . (,'uhhna*
D3 t.b Crt. t .IS
i'aid in g *
CM 13 SO - e.76
bavn been gun.-t* at the Mum Ion C a u liflo w e r
uud lira happy owner* of u new (."onuinber*.
ll-i lliiklH. It.DO • 4.3S
P anoy
liomo*ltc In tlui Lake Monrpr sec C«l*ry.
tion. While ut the house Hr. TarIluldau C rl. 3s ua l.a -r I t . 60 • 1.75
licll showed will* hilerestlnir mov C elery,•at C rt. la A l.u e r. II.SO • I.US
t*u*•■
ie* of Hie work being done fur our Corn*
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wur veterans in the Veteran Ho— ('uilurdit* ....
Do*. 111...
Itch. I, ..75
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. nu. flskte. I3.su • 1.13
e g g p la n t
led I
l.oiture, trn b s rg , P r y p a a k L A
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mo
Murtenaan.
c r l . d sp e m lln a h I i b 13.00 - I .J i
furnmr mayor of Hartford, Conn.,
°
a
r " a i i ............I»(i*i. Hell- * -JI - l-M
tmvo been (Idling Mr. Mortem<i'|i‘« fropsr*
Du. Bskto. is.li. • 4**
paiTTits, Mr. nnd Mr*. Jen* Murieiniin.
-j- >
J im- Junior urranged a Rurprihe llieli now- lioimi which thny Jtupo
party for hi* uml her, Mrp. Jo»i-pl- to uc.cupy irl’ tlm early Fall,
AIL and Mht. -For Sul-ak and
Meyer, on lu-r birthday last Tue»Mr, and Mr*. Hay Peek mienl Tues
dny.
Tim Glee Club held their tegu day In St. Frter*hurg.
Mr*. A. L. Alexander and her
lar weekly nicotiug at the Club
itoom< on Wudtiaaday night to tlm twin sun* arrived hy plane from
luite of tlinlr now piano. Thev Now Y"rk Cll\ un Tlmr-duy. Mr*.
IiphiiI the copurt of tlieir very sue- Aluxmuler I* Hie wire of A. L.
(CKsful Male Musical which had Alexander or "Itudiu Mediator"
fame. They are Imre to vUil with
Iii-oii staged on St. Pallx's liny.
Mr. mid Mrc. Kenneth LlmNav Mr*. Ali-sander’* ajater, Mr*. Fred
wf llarlfurd, Conn., have com i f tod Fink und her hnibnml and will
arraugi'iiicnta fur tho ercrtlun of live In u brother** hume, Air. J.
Van No** while here.
Mr. uml Mr*, Harry Klopiier had
a-i lludr Rue-t* till* week. Air. and
days.
J. H. Peterson and family mov Mr*. John Wnlgaml uf Brooklyn.
.
,
ed Into the Foster li-.ijitr on Min N. Y.
Mr. uml Mr*. John Dlnehamp* of
■lay.
Dm U. T. LI. Adult study Hegn Park, L. 1. spent a few. day*
course began on MondHy night with Mr. und Mr*. G. Hrudl.
Milford Leonard left for New
with lf< enrolled. Como and join
no tonight and Monday and Wed- York on Friday for a uhort busi
ness trip.
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iiauday night* of neat waok.
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ro ta to c * . R sd B liss
V. ft. I ID Lo. Saga
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I.UMDLR whan you build, repair or ramodal . ««
KO PPRO TECTED LUMBER h a t b a m proIronlod chemically to protect It againit tarmitw
into'ita 1ion. roi, mildow and dacay. Availabta
in all tirot and qrader.
Cull "Kit" Thr Lumber Number
HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY CO.
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2U W. THIRD STREET
MERCURY •MERCURY • MERCURY * MERCURY • MERCURY- MERCURY-MERCURY
Diamonds and ^
9^i*i look a lot allko ^
(unfortunately, so
do somo "usad cars”)I
FORD
C O N V B B T IB L B
$ 2 1 -9 5
F IB R E COVERS
Yet, aotne ueed rare shine like diemonde an the lot,
hul uAert you pet them on Ihe roml - their "sparkle1
Himppeare. No dapper of that when you buy your
used ear from it#. fo r frankly, we think we've got the
beat ueed care fu town — the cream of the cropI HVII
stake otir reputation for quality oh that. And we think
you'll agree wAen you drive one youreelf. . . teat it
for power and pickup, . . feel Ue easy handling and
emooih-ridlng comfort/ Come in and prove it .to
youreelf today1 Drive one of theae outatnndiug
ueed tore/ Hear our eeneationaUy low, hut
grteea, liberal termef You'll be glad you did* . ..
CLUB COUPS
Very Clean
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HEAR SENATOR RERRER
MONDAY
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Cuuse Opens New
Type Of Business
State Farmer Market
$1 5 9 5 ° °
DODGE
gI n ev a new s
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.Machine line, and rondvri* a sew
Ing machine repair service.
One of tho articles on display
und a novelty to most Floridians,
I* a pair uf shoos lo which lea
Bert L'mue ha* opened a Mer skate* urn attached.
chandising Exchange for Hie sale
of nrw and second hand good* at
Britain ia developing i-rocm ( j
821 East First Street. He eontlnuc* to bundle the Singer Sowing hid e production In East A f r ic a .^
C |M H W fHi
Maw Top, VNima
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To Protect (In P u t * of tho World:
To Promotr the-Progress of A isrlca.
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
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WASHING KIN. Mar. 27—fVPi
■—The United Stair* h*a protaatrd to Huaala that Ihr new
fonr-lo onr ruble esrhsmte rale
m Amat It an do Mart I* ‘Vowpi#tsly nnjuatlflad."
A nolo delivered laal weak In
Monro* that the form rr egrham * rata of a|ght rnhlra for
ona dollar granltd tn thr
Amarlran embassy hr rratoird.
Moscow arrvrd nntlrr Kch. 2H
that a ffrrtlrr July I Ihr em
bassy will h a tr In pay II fnr
four rubles. Thr rffrrl of lhl»,
official* *nld, wilt hr lo inncii*.*
thr cost nf oprrallng Ihr *mb«aay by nrarly tl.0UQ.00v n >rar.
WASHING ION Mat. 11 t/l-i
— Ttir man who Senaloi Met .ttlliv
rharg n heads a Russian *py ruty
in llir Slate Department replied
today I>v (able from liall way
around llir world:
’Piltr mooli slitne.
Tltr mall who leiilllitr ralrl* lo
> Atocialed
wai Owrn
t.allimorr, 49 vrar old rhrrilnr of
ihr Waltri Hme» I’agr uliool of
international irlalion* at John*
Hopkiitt I Tinvrrally. Ballunote. who
al pietrtil if mi a Unitrrl Nation*
nttttion In Afghani*lan,
II* wan ditcloted Inf 1 ni«lil to
be ihe man who McCaillty, a
Wjir.oniin Rrpubliean. ha* d**c iib
H* I
^ *d piivalely a* Ihe lop Ru*»ian
S4. aipionagr agrnl .in ihii counliyi
•Th* A unrialrd Pi**» cahlrd !.al-
_______ ...
I’te**
(C a a lla a M
On
l*aar T o n l
Two Negroes Are
Critically Hurt
In Auto Accident
Two Ni'itroi'* witp arvi’M'lv In
t!h Jiik i I lit I.M> ti'rlufk HhIiii .Ihv
nrn 11tug on (irnrvu Avrmtr wlinr
llm liHlh Vinci 1 oiicli in '* tilt'll
thrv w«rr im.iirngpr*. tum ril nvri
aftm lot I in*c umither miliminlillr'
III ett*ni|ilinu lo pas* it al liinl.
I|i**il, HI air Highway Patrolman
It. I) H aul son lepnrlad.
Hi* aiitoniohile airlilent* or.
rurreil Saturdav anil fliinilav in llir
fianford are*.
«
Inlutfd in Hi- G*ntva \venue
_ wr*rk w«r* Nathaniel Carrel, Ovle'Jf do Nejfin. whine nark wa* hrnken,
and Henry llrlreville, (leiievn, who
had a haillv larereted eralo. Until
. were taken in Kerne Id-l.aughton
Menioiinl Hoepllal,
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flavld- Smell. .'B-vear-tihl San
ford Negio, Ingether with three
. other Necto |iN«anngri« nf IhKuril, flu! from the wrerk which
om uied on Geneva Avenue a *lmrl
dlltam e niitklde nf the ellv limit*.
.
bmall wn* aneateil Biimlnv and
was chalgeil with lenvitig the
™ Scene ut Hie accldant and with
having no driver'* llrenae.
" ' At the time of the aeeldenl. said
Patrolman llarrlann, Bmall was
driving east on Ihe evenue and etttnipled to pm* a ID4R Nash
aedan driven hv Dr. N. R. Mlehels,
Atlanta, tie, dentlal, who lied a*
passengers, four of his students.
Nobody In the Nash was Iniured
Tha Ford lilt the Isft rear, then
tha left front of the Nash, siferved
A to th* right aid* of the road.
W» turnsd over and akldd«d 2R fast on
it* top, finally andlng up In a
ditch on It* whaela.
Patrolman Harrison sat tin and
111 rad flara* In an effort to qro- vant further accidents, but In vain.
Along came Wlltia Lee Jackson.
‘ 7-ycai-MJ **«aro, dilvtns a 1041
'ord which crashed into two autoToobllca, whoa* own*ra had narkad
a aea tha first wrank. That* war*
a IU49 P ra te r aedan, drlv#n by
1 Mrs. 8. K, Kertay, and a IBiA Chav,
■•dan. drlvtn bv Richard
haw. Total damage waa callmated at 1000. Bed brake* on
•US
ONLY j LDAYS
• There ara on
only 4 daya left
In which to regli'•ta r for the May
I primary. Bo fa r mare than
: voter*
and so
will ha nnabla1 to vote unloaa
they register before Mar. I t .
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N E W S P A I ’E H
9 A N FO R D , F L O R ID A .
Lattimore Labels
MacCarthy Charge
>wPure M oonshine”
WABHINGTOn T Mar. 27. —
W) — Lawyer* for Owen l.alli««■# today hone (hr threat nf a
Vloit lu ll o fff Senator McCarthy
for railing fhe far iw ltr n expert
, ■ f«P Russian *py In thr Stair
Dsparlmrnl.
a
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E trtn b lia h fri 190S
49-Year-Old Director
Says He Is Delighted
T hat The Senator’s
Case Rests O 11 Him
W EATHER
Miniature City At Fair
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No. Gift
Assnjclnteri I’r r c s I .e n srrt W i r e
M ON P A V M A H . 2 f,~ IfllTn'
count
Supreme Justices
Uphold Decision
In Race Dispute
MacArthur Says
That Total War
Must Be Halted
:;li I I l l i m i r i l I X u s e s
falk Is (liven
I n I-’r v c r . p K u g c n e
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General S t a t e s That
T o d a y ’s Problems
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Wide Areas Of West Plain States Is Arrested For
In Yugoslavia 1hv n»|eKANSAS
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lowing In hi* «lnry, wrllrn fnr
Ihr Copley newkpaprra. of hit
etrlnalae fn lm lrw with Grnaral
MarArlhnr In Tnkio .
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ALHAMBRA. C a lil. Mat. ?7
l/P» llir (all man aat raitlv Ml
.111 ovrMitiflrd dtaii and pulled
•1• I'M pipe a« lir lallird III itliolailv ladnon about (irarr
Reteinhlilip a t olleye |>ro(r*irii
111 Ini lair Idlirv llir |i1nlmn|tlirr
Irai rd llir developmenl of man
Hill 111 a Ily, |iliv"rallv ami in llir
alnlllv to get along willi til hen
Hr wa« a|ieakit1t> ol ill- (hi*
iiliilily ol wtnld uim val and univrual |irarr
flir man, wlm wa* related in
I ltl» tliatr and (praking riuirtly,
wa* llir
year old tulcr of japan
lieio ol llir Philippine* ami the
lender nf llir Amciicnn invsunn
•1nil nc cupel inn ol (hi* land.
Ii we* General Hougln* Mac.
Vl Ilull', 11 profe.sslmini soldier
mid Iiiri' iiIoiih slruleglst, who
wai tnkinjr time out lor a few
ininiile* from his Jolt nf plan,dm;
the defense of Ihe Asiatic kplicre
mid Hm administration over Hi*,
tmo.imn jHpnnese,
While* he talks of peace, Hie
goimnil dues not minimliq Ihe
sltiuilloii In the nfienl.
" It’a eaploslve," I* hi* com.
incut.
Jet fighters, long rang* homh
*-rs and four divisions nf •hsipl.
(reined troops coupled *IHi
alert Navy form give cviileo'1 lint Geneial Mar Arthur >* I”
pated fo, war In the Km Ka*i 1
civilian rnndltlun* In Japan *T<*"
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, announced this morning
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iliMlrlal, agricultural and " lc
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‘‘That tha RoarJ of County O>o ,\( tb« r«(|tn*«t
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price, plus a goTd medal from th*
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Ms* 111(*dk P**J Muf " ■yI tiih "i hi hoJdtmr
Miami newspaper. The runner-un
primary cause, bul Sanford'* »*• Innle, PlnrlrU, h hereby ogproixl/ ty Conuuliiloti notkm*i»tl h»UIirn n llin H Dn V'Rf# *1*1
will receive a M OO price.
lor Claud# Pepper will
Senator
w lll|r*nl growth and burgeoning m--»- «utbnrlf#J Mtid gmpmvirad *<* tit»ru«I funds fat ib* inirimaF *f it- *" iMPpI ' l»"+t(1 * ‘M ♦i'.c;triP»!
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adopt {fininu »«»fnUHnn* mid * bldtijr sv frx |ig|p ••• »'*►•♦ tb^ brinks .*•• fin llir* f,t| 11 1*1 a #■
The Hanford Junior High School *P*ak tonight at 7:4# o'clock at prritv hat, lignlficanllv. I.*en it r r i i'i <if
will ha represented In the finals the corner at P in t Street and iimpanled hv a ateadllv inonnHog building coda rovering tho i u a . could bn kspt oprn tbirlnr tb# Lh , in Ipll Hir-if fiit-nje jti M'.»
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. t r*Hb will )■« introduced hv Edward
ante are: Warn* McCoy and Martv. Hurt, vnung Orlando attorney and
i lin k in g might not k- iJJ»» ♦'»
♦'* ■*•%-. niiiilf* fit 4*ti i, I ktsj” frHM
lull iiarv riot
Cameron of th* Grammar Srhool: -nn nf Mr. and Mra. J. L, Hurt.
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♦ri during ths il«,r tMnr
Tha r1ott,-i'» .oil i govarrment
Lucille Price and Jack la Wltllamr Senator Pappar’a talk will be
(tn Hiro i" ■itinimmlqu* vanta-r'dav were ill*
Tb# J tv c to s b*r »- -♦■■m* on r»* - •«f p" "MhK* fjfh" J
of tha Lake Monroe School: John broadcast over Station WTRR.
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''omliinpd 1 1 ♦■'IM f ■t #, I ('Iff HU 1 111 " # p i f | • 'I 'd f H : 11 ■t,r't*d hv ,t high-i.inking Ruasisn
Allen Shaw and Rachel Rush of
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Prior to speaking here, he will
Ihe Wilson School,
p^OpU tft pOlilblf to Mlh'lRtlM
address clthena of O f ado a t 4:00
," tU HlMP
inform alone ,vlth hvo French
Philip Toney and Walter Wia- ncloek. and will he Introduced bv
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in v k h t ig v rr. n r a im
derhold will uahotd honor* for the F r*nk Talbott, former mayor.
I'ERON VII I (111V
1 a Par chief "f n-dii'a Donato
LONDON. Msr. 27. — (A’ i — A lot of loyt which Ssnta Clam
Lake Mary School. Frances Smith
I M I , A l l VH«V I , Mai
'7 ,.r< Millatl a-ald thr* nelhmwidc ivvolt
BtJENOS AIRE!, Mu *7
A. D. Rosier, local manager of
niiginally
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Iowa,
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California
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and Virginia Boone will represent the Pepper campaign, aw m nced
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1,7*1 — Hresldeut ,lnan D Permi'*
had h,-a,i |,l*nn"-l to -la|t Dlaadav.
tlw Lyman School. Richard Wrye that following th# talk h e J T ^ n a - turned up ig London today.
imiltlral machlna r„ll*,l uu a haavv M>< - allgnllng I hi- -lawth -1 I *oil
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and Ann Leinhart are the O' ledo tor and Mr*. Peppjf wlll rwalvs
They made about 60 orphan* of ihe East End. a drab and mttch- vlclory In tiny Han I ul* pmvini-a hi -I At*Ims !!,/vii" 11' nt Dnvi'Ui.
T l l h W i - . A T H I 'K
School contestants and Carlton visitor* a t the Mayfahr Inn. where bombed part of London, ver* I'appy- The toys were Rift, olI children in vcstvrdev'a provim-lal elcrllmi. HI,!,,, m-Ii-i waa fo,|liiI Inins ail 'i"
Jacob* and Jamaa Bowen will tr* tMy have made reeervatlma.
axlandlng • foui v*ar tinl,i„k*n (I,., highway h faw llllla-t tniltli
of the United Stales to ilte ilnhlren of Britain, and olhar Ettiofwati •trlng n| aleetrral irlumph*
JACKRONVIll.K Msi ’7
to spall another win for the Geneva
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lands, fhay war* collcclcd in the American Legion's ptoject known
Hlirilff Frank Hliudanuia »all latl'm
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PRICK OP V IIU IY
happened hare a t the hcadnuer- that (a his iiadg* nf offire, wa. nn tha Peroplate goverimr. Ricardo W o Inline! whan |,» fall frnm ftoalor,
i hsrlaatan
WASHINGTON, Mar. n . - m
ZaVale Drill. 14,218 vote*. III. ii iiii-'k
ters of tna Dr. Barnardo'* orphan hand.
— Congress to d a y ---------------*'
ScrymcHk. shout Ah va»i* old, Denver
toaaed this
nearest rival, Damon at Hoi ado
ages this morning wa* a tnk*n
So
wa*
Sharman
Douglas,
daugh
weighty question:
I’a Ihe fair
presentation to a faw luckv chil ter of United States Anih***ednr Da Ls Mot#, had 1.278 Radical had haen In Tall*ha»»«a only n hiftrolt
Kamai City
In tha
dren
who wera a t the head of the Lewis Duuglss, and F. B. Tvrrell. partv candidate Julio HomanIrnnl faw days
ft'
flew Clrlsina
The CommunM.
qusua. About S00,000 rtiore t"vs Lnrd Mayor nf the Borough nf polled 8,PIS.
New Yolk
Ab tha city t___ ...
FIREMEN UX AMS
«re on Ihe way for other BrltMi Stepney. Also present to make a Manuel Espinosa, had only 118
Four man laranllv im»-iai| Ch’ll Pittsburgh
children.
little speech was John Howard votes. ,
Seivlra cxainlnnhnn* tndd ut Ihr .Seattle
The British made a colorful Davies, the British bov who nlaved
Kim Deportment for firemen. Tbav .lacknunvllle
N O T I CE
ceremony out of receiving the the part of Oliver Twist In tho
-------Sir Frederick recent movie.
The Sanford Herald will pav 10 ore Lewis C. K. Alcxiindcr. l-unli Mlmiil
Elverude. William L. Rowland and Or lssmlo
Mayor of Lon*
The orphan*. 4 to. I year* old cents • copy for Issues o(. Fab. Cedric
Tampa
Keith.
28 which era in good condition.
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Ten Million Votes
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Sanford Is Lauded' Seminole Zoning
By T\>d Swalm In Art To Be Given
Truckers Jour n a I To ( ireuit Court.
To \W I'reseninl
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Spelling Bee Will
Be Held April 11
In Sanfora School
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KeKiHtratiim F.oolis
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Sen. Pepper To Speak
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Santa Claus Visits British
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If g is la llo n to " F n a c ls ta . N a rla >i
a n y o th e r iiK e id a o f lin e fm e ig ti
lo w e rs e iu ta iti'il Ip a r t lv llie s close
y s im ila r " to th o s e n u t lin e d ip
th e h ills .
F
Truman Tour
e v e n ts le n d in g up to I he d is c o v e ry
o f th e h o tly o f M is s J a ck so n
w h ic h w a s s t ill c la d In a w h ile
e v e n in g g o w n , a n r a tly - m o r n in g
“ I m llf c s t '" h i s tu d e n ts in a ro o n
i n i oss th e h a ll.
p a r tic ip a n ts tn |d ()f H sdnasek
i M ining to th e open d o o r o f th e ir
a n d a s k in g I f he m l(|h t
rin s e it. A s h ir t lim e la t n , th e y
f i ni i f
i h f < ]h ru *R in n em len
'h e p p o lic e a r ilv e il and fo u n d
Mi h .lnrksou*N hoy.
.M e a n w h ile in F r e -n ti, C a lif ,
H n llv I t lr h u id , M , w ill he b u rle d
•"d a y .
lit le la te r , p s y c h ia tris ts
w ill lie c o n i t a p p o in te d to in k her
I w in , A lic e , w h y she shot H a lly
in n f i t o f lu ilr e d .
A lic e to ld o ffic e r s «he has no
d e - lie to iitle o d h e r sinle t's fu n
' m l. Hln s a id she h a il h a l- il H a lly
fo u r v e in s n m l " I W ould k ill her
H g u iii "
G lo th e d hr iip ln lo N itliu i dress
w ith iiu m a k e u p , A lic e w»« n rr m r u e d b r fn r r .liic .l Ire L e o n a rd J .
M v e is y e s li'id n y .
She w as d e fia n t ns "h e h e a rd
th e c h a rg e th a t she w lllill lv a n d
w ith m a lic e shot S n llv c n ily S unday.
\ h ig h 'ic lio o l H o p h o in o rr, d ie
tool th e a n id n p u p il i a ile d h e fo re
a p r im ip o l fm som e liif iiir t l o n o f
ih e ru le s
She seem ed to have h n o tio n
n | tlie g iu v it y o f th e e ilin e — h u t
■in w in i y us to Its t o n -eipielict'H ,
\ k id it do ir e 11re d w in d m ig h t
I hi p p i'o in h e i, she s h iu g g e d :
“ I guess th e y 'll p ill me in a ll
ilis t d ill io n fn i n w h ile and th e n
r x r r t t l " m e ."
Itin tc i t'a lifo r o ia law she is In r
y o u n g fm e x e c u tio n to il c n n ld he
sent In u g ill's school o f c o lle c
tio n o r a m e n ta l I fis t II i l l loti.
P io lu itlo o o f fh er Jo h n A s h jia n
said, "S h e show s n h s o liite ly tin
I’e n io l se " S ite a te M g m eals y e s
te r d a y and to ld h im "lie had
Ite r "h e a l n ig h t's sleep in s i*
y e u in ."
,,
H u p e i lo t
.lin ig e
A r tiin r
rS h e p a rd sa id lie w o u ld o ld e r a
s m u t y i x n in iu a tio n m id a p o o ln l
p sych la 11 is lti to d a y .
W h ile m a I tea M o in e s H litiilIIIt' i i | w h e n * th e t llllle t - i Id d le il lio d v
o f Id i w ife (m il In in fo r lo o n -, a
Io ,i o ln l Iiiiilk iiih h e r k ille d h im s e lf
..... Iy tlo ln v as It! p o lic e m e n closed
Hi w ith te n i gun.
K m lle i llm ex r n n v ir t had tile d
iin s u i'c e s s fiillv to I'o m n o in il u file m l
in h e lp h im Ih io w (lie h o ilv o f his
w ife l i d " th e riv e r .
I l e l i ' liv e C h ie f P liiil fa s te n in g
to i| t ills s t illy o f w lm t lie c a lle d n
" i i i i i i d el a n d s u ie iiln " :
D a le I M u c k l Ito lc io n n , HH. u pp n ie id lv oh"i I and k ilte d Ids Id
y r i l l old w ife H la n e lie s iiia r tlm e
v e s te rd a v a fte rn o o n .
I.n s t e v e n i ii g Iln le m n n te l* ,
illu m e d an in d u a ln ln tie e , G eorge
P n ln ie r, a n d naked h im ta ro u te tn
th e lln lt m a n H p a rtltie n t " o n s *
lliijm r la n t m u tte r ."
. ■
P tiln m i, h iH ln e s s a g e n t o f Ih e
C IO U n ite d liiih h e r W ritk e rs lo c a l,
w e n t I " n itle e lln g and In te l
s lo p lie il h y. A s lie M o p p e d In sid e
th e n p iir lm e u l llr ile m n ii s a ld l '
" I 'm In a lo l o f tro n h la . I.o n lt-A t*
P a lm e i th e n saw th e lu a lv o f
M is . Ilo li'in u n Iv in g on t h i’ flo o r
T w o I.id io ts had iilo ro e d h e r ch e st
" llo li'ii ia n i i i (le n d m e to h r le
h im th r o w Ih e lio d v In to th e r lv
e r ." P a lm e i s a id
P o lu ifr to ld llo h m a n th a t M is
Pn I nit ■i w as w a itin g In Ih e c a r
o u ts id e , th a t he w o u ld d r iv e h er
In lin e and le tn r n .
lie th e n n id ifie d n n llr * .
Thev
I'tn Irc le d th e house, a n d c o m m a n d
ed It n le iiia ii to s u rre n d e r. T h e re
w a s no re p ly .
A te a r gas h m n b w a s h u rle d
th r o u g h H n lc m n n 'i w in d o w . W ith in
m in u te s th e y h e a rd tw o sh o ts.
T h e y fo u n d th e lio d v o f M rs . I l n l f i i i i i i i s t ill o n th e flo o r.
llo le m a n
w as Iv in g dead m i a tied,
M o le m a ii w as se n te n ce d tn lif e
in p ris o n In 1t»M7 w h e n h e p le a d e d
g u ilt y In a n (o w n h a n k ro b b e ry .
Me w as p a ro le d In t l l 44 .
( C * a lla *«4 e rttm l'* « » i i s r i
d u r in g th e c ro s s -c o u n trv tr ip .
I're s e n l p la n s r iiiit e m id a lr ii
p re a ld e n lla l sp e e ch a t G la n d G m
l* c , n o rth w e s t o f .Spokane, iih n u l
M a y 11. T h e C h ic a g o speech, in
flo ltlie r F ie ld , w ill w in d u p th e
t l lp .
S ir. T n ip ia t i w ill speak at to w n s
a lo n g th e w n v g o in g to G ra n d G nu.
lee and on th e i r l u i i i to th e f't ip l
to ).
W h ite I I m iim . o ff ic ia ls n n tj p re .
Iln d n a rv w o rk w ill he done on th e
P re s id e n t's s p rre h r.* at h is “ W in
te r W h ite H o u s e " w h e re he is
s p e n d in g a v iic n tlo p th a t M a y la d
in lo lliy fir s t w eek o f A lu ll.
O ffic ia l piihscs g iv e n i c i i n t c i *
to e n te r th e Im i.e a re good u n til
A p r il 10.
T h e G ra n d C o u le e c e re m o n y w ill
m a rk Ih e In s ta lla tio n o f th e la st
91 th e h lg tU lh lm m .
i . M e a n w h ile , Jins* a n n o u n ce d :
P re s id e n t T ru m a n 's a p p o in tm e n t
o f P h illip A . M a n g u n u ns d e p u ty
U , H i’ re p re s e n ta tiv e m i Ih e U n ite d
N a tio n s s p e c ia l M u lk a n c o m m itIr e . i
i D ie n o m in a tio n o f K d w a cd .1
C a rr lg a n to la- U. 8 . a m ra lo d l h o
Ih e n o rth e rn d is tr ic t o f C a lifo ip ia ,
• lic re e d in g G r o ig e V ic e , re t tie d .
T h e s ig n in g o f a M il «S Tl Ir>*.i»
g r a n tin g n in g ie s iilu m il coo c u t to
a w a te r n u iip u r t h id w c e n Id a h o
a to l W y o m in g , In v o lv in g th e Hooke
R iv e r.
T h e M n v t r ip w ill lie fo il owed
In O c to b e r hv a n o th e r, eve n m o re
in te n s iv e , r r n s s - r n iin t iv s tu iiip lo g
to u r hy th e P re s id e n t In w h ic h he
W ill sneak in h e h a lf o f lle n io r r iit ii
c a n c llila ti’s fo r C o n g re ss,
T h a t t r ip w ill c a n y h im In to
Illin o is , O h io , P e rm s v lv n n lii. C a ll
fu r n la and ilo te n s o f o lh e i s ta te s.
M r. T ru n m n 's now m o ve In get
c o n g re s s io n a l pannage o f th e " m id
d le In c o m e " h o u s in g h ill w as a lin e d
a t r e s to ra tio n o f K e n n te -rllm im ile d
p ro v is io n s p r o v id in g fo r lim n s to
c o -o p e ra tiv e s ,
,, .The P re s id e n t sig n e d th e r iiin m U a lo n o f R ic h a rd F. M itc h e ll u f
Jo w a fo r h is n e w te rm as an In te r - c o n firm e d h v th e H enate,
p ta tq C o m m e re e C o m m is s io n e r fu r
H e a ls o s ig n e d a n r o c ln m a tlo ti o f
D term e n d in g Dec. H I. W ill. M lt- n e m ts iiln r c o n v e n tio n w it h C nsta
c h s ll's n o m in a tio n r e c e n tly w as U lc ii o f J a n . 12. 1048. *.
Spud Program
Church Dropa Dead
COO,000 worth of ag ricultural com
modities have been 4 lv c n away
a t hom e a n d a b ro a d w h lla th o re
m a in in g 14,000,000,000 w o r t h a re
a t th e p re s e n t tim e d e te r io r a tin g
in o u r b u lg in g w a re h o u s e * and
caves.”
W illia m s u rg e d re p e n l o f r ig id
p ric e s u p p o rts and a d o p tio n o r a
fle x ib le s y s te m . H uch a s ys te m
w o u ld p e r m it lo w e r s u p p o rt p rice s
th .in a rc s e t u n d e r p re s e n t law .
H e said th e r o tto n -p e a n u t M il,
.. ii w h ic h th e d e n o te m a y set
la te r In th e w e e k, w o u ld m s k c
it nece ssa ry f o r th e g o v e rn m e n t
tn s to re a ld lM o n " ! ( |u a n lltl# e o f
c o tto n an d pean u ts . ___
reess P s f i s m )
IP a a lta s e a Frans F a g * D M )
a* other potato i.u lu str/ spokes
In d . m a n w h o Id e n tifie d h im s e lf
men who havo lined up In favor
■s " a n a v e ra g e A m e ric a n c ltls e n
of control*.
n f a v e ra g e In te llig e n c e .”
Hrnator Thye fR -M In nl asked
H e w a s N e ll K . A lte k ru s e , n n
w hrlher Flo rida
farm ers also
a r tis t, w h o to ld Ih e S e n a te F in
wanted to end invortim ent price
ance C o m m itte e th e e n tir e Hoc I it I
supports for
cotton, peanuts,
S e c u rity p r o g ra m o u g h t to be
tobacco, rice, whaat and corn.
Junked.
d ra w reDlied tha*. ho was "not
T h e c o m m itte e is h o ld in g h e a r
competent" tn teeltfy for other
in g s on a b ill th e H o u se passed
than grower* o f perisheUe and
In s t y e a r f o r a b ig g e r B o c la l S e
seasonal
fru it
and
veg rlsh lr
c u r it y
s y s te m ,
c o v e rin g
n o ire
cropa.
p e o p le , p n y fn g
h lg g e i' b e n e fit*
Senator Aiken (R - V t) also ex
and c o s tin g m u re ta x e s .
pressed surprise and gddnd "at
A r t is t
A lte r k r u s c ,
w ho
hod
the rate things a r t going armmd
p re p a re d c h a rts to e m p h a s is e h is
here the Florida potato g.owete lg u m r n t c o n te n d e d th a t th e S o
may get Just w hat they w ant."
t c s i i n s M r u n Fe a* o w l , c ia l S e c u r ity n e t' la “ n c r u r y la w ."
Aiken, ranking GOP Senator on
A n d he a d d e d t h a t th e H ntiee
form legislation, IndLuited Sena g iv e n e n fo rc e m e n t a u th o r ity .
tors are In dUngrtm urnt ntmill
S p o n s o r* o f th e ' la w fo u g h t h ill " Is ju s t to ra is e m o re m o n e y
is la
potato price supports and rniitiols. fo r I t d u r in g th re e le
le gg la
la tiv
t e so It can hi* s p e n t fo r m o re w ild "A re you not promt that at sessions h e fo re I t f in a lly w a il cye<l schem es and e n ln rg e guV i i i m e rit b u re a u s a n d d e p a r tm e n ts ."
least one area glorlea In prlvnt* e nacted.
onterprl»e ?" Sonator Hollaml t DT h e c o m m it le v a U n iie n rd W
In IH 47 R ep. R e rn in C. F a iry o f
F la t asked^ Atkcn.
K e y W e s t w as accused o f o ffe r in g i D. K o h h ltis o f lilr m ln g h t m i, A la .
Aiken "aid he w as, and added fe llo w house m e m b e rs b rib e s l« | s u g g e s t t h a t f'o n g r e m t u r n it *
that "nt'ihaldy one if the heal v o te H gA lnat It. In I M 0( S ta te f n tte n tiu n to - an o ld -nge n s s m U iK "
tilings that e v e r ’ bnppened to H e n a lo r C. L . A lfo r d o f G ra n d M il in s te a d o f p u r s u in g J ltr Hoc I ill
Florliln citrus fru it growei t” was Itld g e said he had been o ffe re d S e c u rity p ro g ra m .
they fslled to gel govi’i nment $ 2 ,1)00 h y J o h n A . S c ru g g s , a D e
R o h b ln a
a rg u e d :
“ W h a t we
prlre supports
m o c ra tic p a r ty le a d e r and lo b b y need Is a m iles ta x p a id b y a ll
"In rten il they went out and is t, to v o te a g a in s t It. B o th P a p * th e p e o p le c o lle c te d m o n th ly an d
developed a much betti.r rrognim and S c ru g g s w e re tr ie d o n b rib e ry d is tr ib u te d hack m g n tly to a ll
pe o p le p a s t tIO."
of th rlr own,"Aiken said, r e t e ll r h iu g c s , b u t a c q u itte d ,
ing tn umckellng of fresh frozen
C itin g th e a u th o r ity o f th e a t a ll
G e o rg e It. N e ls o n , s p e a k in g fo r
d li us Juices and pruduets.
to p ro te c t th e p u b lic , Ih e c o u rt th e In t e r n a tio n a l A s s o c ia tio n o f
Spiikesmon for the National s a id “ It Is h a r d ly n e c e ss a ry In M a c h in is ts , e n d o rse d th e House
t’otaln Council, which Is nol affl p o in t o u t th a t th e le g is la tu r e has M il, h u t n iH ile tw o s u g g o iitlo iia .
linled with *he Florida 1’otalo p o w e r to s in g le o u t, c o n d e m n and
lie s a id Hoc In I B r c u n ty tiix u ti
Council, testified
tho Flnrida p u iiG h such a c ts as It deem s In h Iio u M he c o lle c te d on th e f ir s l
e arly potato area produres only ju r io u s to p u b lic m o ra ls .
Jfi.nno o f lu iiu m l In co u ir* in s te a d
ahout h,110(1,000 uf tho more Ilian
" If
fu r n is h in g
In fo r m a tio n Of tile p re s e n t I.'I.UIKI. T l l r H ouse
.ir.0,000,0011 hushela nf cm u m cirlil 'a b o u t horse r a c in g o r lio o k m a k ln g h ill W ould le v y th e m m i llio fir s t
potatoes needed each JO'*1
f a l| In t h a t c a te g o ry * I f m a y yc- Id,HIM), I
$.I
/
,
Meanwhile, 8*nator W llllsim . s o rt to such m eans ns a ro re a s o n
Nelson also reroiumendeil flint
(It-D e l.) Hilled ntt the 8«ma, c •«; a b le a n d w ith in c o n s titu tio n a l l i wiunun be allowed old ago bone,|riy til reject legislation w m '1 m ita tio n s to su p re s s 11.*’
fits at iigf til) Instcnd of lifi.
Would Increase th# CotUli cuol
T h e le g is la tu r e m a y , th e c o u rt
H e s a id Id s o rR iin iz tiU n n h
peanut acreaga allowed under tins s a id , a d o p t a n y m enne n e c e ss a ry c o n v in c e d M in t th e c s lid ills lim c n l
year’s gnveriimrtit farm program. to "s u h d n e n n v m o ra l e v il.
o f p r iv a te p e n s io n p in i n * In In
y W illiam s s i d in " , *tn*emeid
“ H u m a n In g e n u ity to o u tw it d u s tr y w ill n u t . iir v iim p lie ti "d u pie,lined for the KemUa'thid <"'• u m l su p re s s c rim e s h o u ld c e r s ira h lo r e s iillH ' m id iir g o il th a t
less farm price snpportn nre.uiw- t a in ly ke e p p a ro w ith th e In g e n u th e p r u h tlu ii o f In c o m e In o ld
Hied within a year the govern it y o f th o s e w h o d n v lse a n d c o m nge lie s o lv e d b y th e fe d e ra l
merit I.my hsve to "Inaugurate I hi m it I t , ” J u s tic e T e r r e ll sa id .
g o v e rn m e n t.
gieatest mass deetrucllon^if f" " '1
T h e c o u rt s a id th o la w g iv in g
the world has over seen.
th e fe d e ra l g o v e rn m e n t c o n tro l
W fM lD A M O H O L
The
Delaware
Henalor J»lu o v e r In te r s ta te c o m m e rc e w a s n o t
n i. K V K I . A N f l. M n . 21 .
t/l'i
that In the IS months ending •«•'- In te n d e d tn p re v e n t th e s ta te fr m .i A f i f t h m a n d ie d to d a y " f w h a t
HI, Cnmmodlty Credit Corpora e n fo r c in g
p o lic e
r e g u la tio n s p o lic e b e lie v e w an f t m n d r in k in g
tion holding of rommodule* under "e v e n th o u g h such a c ta m a y In c i p o in o tlu u s u lio h o l.
the prlre support program ><>*< d e n ta lly o r In d ir e c tly a ff e c t In
Throe of the vlollum died In d
fn.m ......... t2Rtt.000.000 to iilam te r s ta te c o m m e rc e ."
night. The I'nilb'i ilonlli nliondv
4,1,0110,000,000, CCC Inly* ' " f ,0
R a d io p ro g ra m press a n d H u - hns been lilnuii il hv >iiroiior Hiimpim liirts to hold up the tnarkel g e r ty co n te n d e d th e y w e re e n
lle| R, Gorlier on wood nlcohoT
g a g e d in d is s e m in a tin g "h a rm le s s
Held hv law iigent* t-idav wn* ii
" '"D i.rln g the past 18 nomtha in f o r m a tio n "
on
a th le tic
c o n -' 511-yenr-old v iu m u t i I who tiollce
we have iiniducfil In this rmmtry te s ta th ro u g h In te r s ta te e n m m e re n , lldnk Inowed the fn<id mixture.
appro,lim delv S7, M l 0 .0 0 0. 0 I 0 a n d h a d no In te re s t In o r c o n t r o l 1
Two
policemen.
dlsi-id —1|
nti
worth of agricillturnl commodities o v e r th e use n f th e In fo r m a tio n .
hearth’ll bum*, arrested him vev
more than we have rnnsumed. all
T h e c o u rt s a id 'B itch m e ssag e terdav after poylug Idm HI rriiN
nf which have been pm chased m a y he o f In te r s ta te c h a ra c te r!
for two pints nf "i niiike," a cheap
with the taxpayers' money." W il h u t w h e n th e y lir e used to 1 b e t .in I 'ilridiolh' ndxtine.
liams said.
.t>
ii h o rs e ia c e th e y lose t h c lr In
"O f Mint amnfeit. nearly l.l.fiof)... te r s ta te n a tu re a n d a re s u b je c t L<>1 s ta te r e g u la tio n s .
(C sstlM sS
Bookie Law
7 v*
)"
TUESDAY MAIL
Senator McCarthy
. ---------- f r a s Fage O is l
‘ m e n tio n e d to m e s e v e ra l tim e s
t h a t th is , t h a t a nd th e o th e r f e l
lo w a re v e r y im p o r ta n t c a se s ,"
h u t d id r io t k n o w w h ic h o ne M c C a r
t h y n o w w a s r e fe r r in g to .
H e a ls o to o k issue w it h M c
C a r t h y ’# c h a rg e s th a t th e com m lttu e w a s n o t e x e r tin g Its best
e f f o r t s to o b ta in lo y a lty f i le r on
p e rs o n s w h o m M c C a rth y 1m s la b
e lle d as " b a d s e c u r ity r is k s ."
" I ’m t r y in g to g e t a ll th e flic s
a n d R e n a tn r M c C a rth y k n o w s I t , "
T y d in g s s a id . " I ’m t r y in g to run mjo a c o u rs e c a lc u la te d to g e t th e
f ile * , n o t one th a t w o n ’t . "
A n n t t n r k h v H e n a lo r W h e rr y
fH - N e h ) s p e a rh e s d e d a n n ttn n r
e n t R e p u b lic a n d r iv e to m a k e »
p o litic a l c a m p a ig n Issue n f S ecre
t a r y o f B ta le A rh n n o n an d h is p o li
c ie s .
In th e fa r e nf R e p iih llr n n sun
g i’ n tln n s
t lin t
A c h e io n
re s ig n
, P re s id e n t T ru m a n in a d n It r lr e r
th r o u g h an a id e lie Is s tic k in g In
M i S c c r i'la r v o f S ta te a n d nn
peoves th o C a b in e t u io m tie r '* cond u c t a n d p o llc lr s
W h e rry ,
lo n g - tim e
c r it ic
nf
A ch e iro n , s a id In a speech n rc
p a re d f o r a F o u n ile ra ' D a y c clc b r a tio n fn L in c o ln . N e h ., t h a t A c h c on G " u n d e r m in in g o u r n o tio n a l
e c o n o m y a n d losing, th e n e a r r ,"
h r n tlo u In L in c o ln , N ch .. th a t A c lic aon Is th e in n t p o w e rfu l m a n In
th e g o v e rn m e n t to d a y ," W h e rrv
d c r ln m l
" T h e v o ice Is th e voice
o f P re d d e n t T ru m a n , h u t th e hand
G D ie h a n d o f D c h ii A chesnn.
" A p t in r c n t lv h r h a * h e ro in e so
p o w e rfu l ip, Ih e Ido) o f le ft- w in g
a | 'p r : r " ’ . |(M>i',in
h g ilid n r s
Mint
I're s h le n t
T ru m a n
Is
f e a ifn l
* h m d il he fir e A rh e s o n . he w ill
lin e th e s u p p o rt n f th is rs d lc a l
s o c ia lis tic p re s s u re g ro u p In th e
m in in g e le d ln u x an d Ip IP 62."
State Farmer,, Market
'u x r o S D
S T A T E FAMMKMS
MAMKET
H E F O R T SO, I t *
T h * f o llo w in g u r i c
reported by
Ihe Dealers on The ba nfnrd Htnle
r s r m e r * ' Jlark e l, for produce eold
lo Trucker* and Ilealere, up to
4 I*. M. M srch 20. 1000.
tlrnn*. Tendergreeti, Uell
D rs d s d ____ Hu. I lp r .
tie s,is.
role ......... . Hu. Ilp r.
lleel*
Dm. ileli,
C sb b *a » ..
(0 M l. NX..
I'alib aa*
22 L b . C rt .
ra iillfiiiw ar .......... .. C rt ,
i "i'iini!ier*.
F u n ry ....
Bu. Bskts.
Celery.
H o ld e n C rt. l a A I.g e r.
11.10 - S.Tt
II.T ( - 4.00
| .71 . i,no
t *20 -
.10
j -It
11. 10 - $.71
24.10
21.20 • t .72
21.20 - I 42
C o rn _____ t.._........ C r), I t so
CnllardK
line. rich, t .71
. 7*. - so
Ck k iUh i i I
H ii T ls k i* * l . 7h . 2 so
C'elrry.
I’naral Crt. t a A l,a«r
l.e 'i ilce. I c r l i e r a . D r y P a c k 1. A
C rt.. I ’ eperiilln a " l e e I I T S - J n n
o n Iona,
Oreen . ..... Pne. Itch, I .72 1 1)0
I'epiiere
till. Ileitis 12 72 . 4 on
rin eau i'l*
c r t 12 12
I'" 1i,iiei 4. fled m i* *
C H No. t. sn r.t,. h *. I I .72 - 1 *2
H oiin-h.
Vflln w
Hit Ilpr. 17.50 - 2 Oil
Turnips, Purple
Top .... .
pna. til’ ll. I .72 - 7.110
Tom ato** l P in ks)
Crt., Pepenil ln a d u a lity ii.o o 1.20
P IT H I'M
Orange*, Valenrln*.
Impending
a l,*e Hut 14 72 - 4 20
Ornuefriill.
Puncai!
........ .
Box l i n n
G rapefruit.
2tnr*h Hecillea*
II.n |l.|0
T aim erln es
|/1 Hnx 17.72
Herelpla at Tit* HnnHird
S ta le
P«rni*r"- 2l a i l i r i
Niilordny
7. 2SS
I’a c k a a **
I’ rm and elm*’, market steady
Or dinar y to Pair itu allly sellli.g
I fhm Ihan pricer diluted.
lin it ’ i i f iln y U m l w n ie r ( l^ iiin u il
G n u t g ia n t.
I.n ti'i', lit a t ilin ’ w h e n la w n
ip r in k lin g
ii
iln n m m llu g
Mu*
illid ite s t iin id im t o f u n t i l , w h ic h
G u s iin lly Im tiv i'i'n 6 :IU> J*. M . nm l
8 'HO |*. M ,, I I I " D lt’ Pi’ l I'liu lu p d r iv e n |iu n i|is nl th n F m iic li A v e
nue P la n t, c o u ld Ii* a s s is te d b y
" i i c t r l r M liiln i'- ilr iv i'li | iiin i| i, lit
M i" a ir p o r t, rm in pi iij : m il u f tin Im lf m illio n g a llo n n tiu n g " in n k
tr A a lla a e g Vraaa F a g * O a *|
In lo th e C ity w a te r d la tr lln itlu n
I t -1 s in g le fa m ily d is tr ic t a re i r - m a in s ,
• |iilr c il fr o m n lo n ln g s la r d p o ln l,
A t th e n il- p o r t, h r p o in te d o u t,
a n d m u s t he c o m p ile d w ith fo r fo u r e l r r t r l r p u m p * r n ti p u l out
a n y h u lld ln g .
76(1 g a llo n -! o f w itte r p e r m in u te ,
M r. M r K ih liln re p o rte d ttin t In w h ile it g n s o lln o e n g lrie -d rlv .’ ii
d iiil v ln g Hu- p ip in g a n d w a te r c e n tr lfiig n l p u m p w ill lin t u ll" I.HOi)
jiu n ip in g
fa c ilitie s ,
p re p o ra to rv g a llo n * a in im il" T h e h it te r w n *
i to ii c o m p le te s u rv e y o f C ity w a in * t n lt " il I, v th e N 'tv v a * n
te r -iip p lic H hy |[. K . n m l A . I' - In t iilliy u n it In ra s e o f e le r ttle
M ic h a e ls , O rln m lo e n g in e e rs , t 'la l
in u e t f u i l i l l r .
lie hod fo u n d m i* I lin t w ith ii
•m i.'ill c h a n g e In th e p in in g , ’ he
T h e liln e s p ru c e 1* l ( t a l i ’* s tn lo
p u m p s a t th e M u n ic ip a l A ir p o r t tre e , th e S i'u i
lily I t * flo w e r ,.
c o u ld lie used to p u m p fr o m the M * sen g u ll lid b ir d .
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h a lf m illio n g a llo n s to ra g e ta n k ,
tis c k In to d ie m u n ic ip a l w a te r
T h e r o n e fis li, n r ocean p c r t li,
d is tr ib u tin g s y s te m .
g iv e * I d r t li tn liv u y o u n g .
T ills mean*), he said, Mint In
the time of extrem ely dry wciithc i, water conlil lie pulup’id into llio
reservoir at the airport into the
Rczoninvr Ordinance
TwoMilUon Women
Listed As Surplus
In French Nation
P A R IB , M a r. 2 — OP)— F ra n c s
h a * a s u rp lu s n f 2 ,00(1,0HH w o m en
h u t th n F re n c h m a le Is r a r e d i
b e fo re he tn k e s a n m tr lm o n tia l
le a p .
F ra n c a has 20
th g *
c a r r y n o th in g . h u l n ia it la g * a d
v e rtis e m e n ts , In n d d ltlo i), n u m e r
ous o ilie r w e e k ly a m i m o n th ly
p u b lic a tio n s in c lu d e su ch ad>.
C u rio u s ly , 70 p e r r e n t o f th e
m l- n i " pla ce d b y m en.
T h e re I* a 'T i l t h o f th e T im id " ,
fo u n d b y a m a n , d e v o te d to
" s p o n s o rin g lin r t r it m n rrla g e s V T
tw e e n pe o p le w ith n h e a lth y hoJiy
m u l it h e a lth y m in d ."
D iv o rc e <- | . * ” ,| to o b ta in In
r a t n o lle
F ra n c ",
o n e * y o u 'v e
H indi’ p m is ta k e a t Ih e a lla y ,
y o u 'v e bad it.
T h e m d 'IG h e r
of a
lo n e ly
h r a r t . in a g a /lo c c a lle d " m a r r ia g e
f o r n il" savs ‘Tael: o f n io p a i c o m
p e l* p e o p ip to g „ m o re n m l m o re
r n r e lv to e u lc i In ln m e n t places
w h e re n c ip in ln la n c c * le a d in g to
n in r r ln R " con he n ia d o ."
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" M a r r ln g e m a g a z in e , h a v e r e
p la c e d , In n sense, p a ttie s , an d
d tin ce n ,’* s a id th is p u b lis h e r, w h o
p r in ts 800 a d * a m o n th a n il gets
fr o m 4.000 to (1,000 n n s w e r*.
" W e ’ii* c o n v in c e d th a t fiv e p e r
c e n t o f th e n d * p r o c u re a m a rl i n e r , " he said.
T h e " n u l . o f th e T im id " w as
fo u n d e d th re e m o n th s a g o h y a
H O -ye a r-o ld o f f lr e c le rk unload
G e o rg e A n iir n n i, a n d G e m u e s
K rn s s o w s k y , 04, n R u s e la it-h i^ n
In x l d r iv e r .
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T h e d u l l (m ills w e e k ly m e e tin g s
o f f Ih e C lin to n s
K lys e e s. T lie
f i r s t g e l tu g e lh e i* w e re *s d t i f
f'd r i. " H id n c fix e d M in t h y r i l l
in g M in t tlie g ir t * had In in v ite
th e m en to d a n c e ," * n ld A r m - ,
ru m .
T h e " C lu b o f th e G re e n Itim le r " w h s fin in d i’il In 1082 h y ,
C h a rle s F o n ln ln e - ll e a u g e r, a
u p w s p n p rrin n n . M e m h e rs lire supp o s rij to w e n t' a g re e n rib b o n . *
T lie e ltili, w h ic h n o w lia , (UlO
m e m b e rs , lu ih G w e e k ly d n n e rs .'
I t c la im s r r e d lt f u r l, 00 U in n tr ln g e * .
" L o v e lit f i i ' t s ig h t i* us c o in n io ii h e r " n i t’ G e w In 'i e ," says
F n iit u in e - llr n g u r r . " A g i l l n f 20,
w h o lik e d to tr a v e l a nd c a m "
lo o k in g fo r ii h u d iiin d w h o c o u ld
ta k e tie r m o u n d (lie w m Id, fe d
in lo v e s v lllt ii d iv o rc e d fa th e r n f
th re e d illd r r n . T h e y m in i led. h iu |
she is n o w c a rin g fm th e c h ll* r
r m . S he's n e v e r le f t lin in r .”
Sanford FURNITURE Company
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Our Aim . . . to try to mskc Hint
mil tor .RurtrAy. lha...hMt.. In our
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I.Kt'H HKtf HOW,..THAT MIHItolt
IMI’HKSHKH I’llK MINl)H OF Mlt.
AND MBS. SMITH
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Here they are— Mr. & Mrs, Smith, of let us say. Centerville, USA. For various
r*a*on$, they Mid their fitnlly ire contemplating a move to Sanford, Florid*, a move of 1400
miles . . . . But you know, there’s a heap O’ Thin kin* to be done first . . . . What kind of e place
Is It? Whtt kind of schools will help eduette my children? Wlial kind of nnciftl life cxlett there?
What kind of everything? These are Important questions, Mr. anti Mra. Citizen of Sanford, and
, it i« up to us to answer them.
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You know (hit fupcrctHhlonlng Airfoam well. You'vt t«t
and (Itpt on it in treint and burnt, in olinti and ihlp*. It*!
that modern cuthionini mind* you tt lio td you could afford.
Millions of tiny i i f ctlli tooth* you, cool you, cuddla and
comfort you. It n«m seas, flatten* or hollow*. Never lotn
it* ihapi. Sanitary, duitltti, non-sltcraic. NOW, you can
afford its luiurioua comfort in tn ii * p§ j a . .
Englander mattreia priced for tha flnt 9 k Q / )
time at only ...» .
Full or twinn l i r e .
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Kacti day at the Herald, lettera arrive; letters whose aim la to procure answers to the
abovt questions. People from out of town especially want the town Newspaper, for there ie the
h**t MIRROR -OF..INFORMATION OF A LI* If you wonder why, we’ll try to tell you.
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A) . ADVERTISING
Here ceh be seen the actual a|se of the business center; here too can
bf seen the quality Of merchandise being offered, and very important,
you can compare prices of ell commodities which art before you.
B)
SPORTS PAGES
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Perusing the sports pages, Bfr. and Mrs, Smith will Isarn of many
athlstlc events which take place all the year round.
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80CIAL COLUMNS
And too, In the Social Columns, our couple can sea what people are
do|ng, where they art going, what club activltlas there are.
D)
Spring 1bin the air-so are the insects
Bunt (hi battlo of tha huga with aerMnhW
that will keep thoa* peaky germ, ridden peata
on the out*Id*.
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When wad with Englander'* ipaclallv d**Jgn*dAWt£ga.+
foundation both mattmi and foundation are guaramred
for 30 ytan againN dtfoett in mattrial ot workmanahip.
No othtr foundation look* lilt# thla inddf. JMnad only d m m
tha middle, red* tpting ia fret to adjust individually to rent *
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And then there , is.,the' news,! coverage, international, national, and
^ ' local. Hire can. tp seen plctuiree In words of many new developments.
Housing, Industiy, and a hundred other things are brought to view.
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Church life Is brought to attention; Mr. and Mrs. Smith get an ex
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THROUGH THI MHHKMe OF ITS LOCAL NEWSPAPER?
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showers and scatterad thundsrJ
storms this afternoon, otherwise
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Associated Press Leased W irt
No. 159
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Truman Says
Housing Plan
Above Politic
Acheson To Consider 1
East-W est Meetings ?!
Almost Half Of The
Democratic Mouse
Members Fail To
Support P r o j e c t
C ourt U pholds P olice C alled
L egality Of US To H alt Strike
Loyalty Program By Italian Reds
WASHINGTON.' Mat. J> </»•,
Trying lo save hit $2,000.01 HUM)
ro-op Hnuiinv Prugtam fioni piot
p « f iv« tlrlrat, Pm idrnt Tiuman
dfclirrd ludiy (hit |iUn lo piovtdr
home fai middle-income fanuljri
i* »h«ve pa,tv politics.
A IcItRrani fiotn llir PinuLnt
al Kfv Wf»l, rearltrd Democratic
leaden at a ipui poll indicated
lliii iIni'iil half of hit oh n pally
mrnihris in tfir Home may voir
• I * 1#*! 'hr m up idra I hr Sinalr
«li*r«tly hat tum «l il down
Thr Home will voir on ihr bill
lain today 01 lumimon.
Mr. Truman addreaavd Ills
CV. , *l*l>*»l •<> Chairman Sprmv
<U-Ky) of ihr llouar IiaiikiiiH
Committee
Spence
In Hume
Dri i it,ii lii Renileml
In The Case Of Kxl'Vtleral Rmployee
S e t m t-s
A l in
A ir
A i r e s te d
N .• I i ii n 'v id e
I ) r ill u II •; I 1 .1 I i o i l s
III *'t I H t, •.".•
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Ihr t h llln l S l l t r i ( n u l l ul Apci. ml- In i> I.nIj i 1. ill. a i, , m
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IlM .r 11•a111ir• i for ifir hill.
Mr. Irninaii <8111 ilia plan "will
stimulate home <Tf*tiur»hip tlirnugl
th» hip ,.f cooperative methods
which have lunij bran suecunfullv used In othar fields of andaavor."
Hr added:
"It will lie nf particillii value
lo *hi'
• nut veterans .vhu are
'•ill •rekiiif adequate liiiii'ing,
unit should mu lie required In
P«v an vxres'ivv tillin' „f llulr
In nine in order to oliiain it.
The l,||| will enable maivy
idtl’riii .if innderalii incume .,
Aerial pholograph ihuwi ntwly ronnlructcd 132.000.000 plait
anpdie hninri thmugli their own «t I oo'o I'inea, Ala. for the manufacture of newsprint for Southern print came from it' giant paper iiiiMui; iiita.-liiiii- atnnit tin middle
cninhini'il efforta, without govern lUMV'impirv i u con'trurthin waa higuu In ll>4H and It wua coni- of .l.inuary this year, and the tn« ciif.iiul ,.| papei hum itn. mill
arilved in ‘{anlui.l yer.lei.lny
ment subsidy."
plHid on achedule In December of latl year. The firat mil nf niw tMr. Truman went nil to «a.v
that mhldle Incume families-thoia with inconieii of 12,Hint to
14,4011 a year—are “the hackbona of tha country" hut that they
can't afford to tiny or rent suitabla hornet at praaant pricea. lie
aaid tha cu-op housing plan would
go a long way toward meeting
ilwlr neada.
Spence read tha telegram M an
.r<v'J tbs Houi# resumed deflate on'tha
The. paper on which The h»t«ld u piinlnl i<ul«y w«i made liom 1 / . p
g"»
I S x -C o n v ic t M ig h t, l i t
toentae deedere-ara-tinplng
Sbuikrth iW b 'p ln e A l tK eSdurtt's'new $3f,000.rt0(l «4I al l . a o v a ^ e t r a f l f l C r S
l i f t
T r i e d O n 2 O t h e r Hines. Ala. Ttm lira! carload ol litis paper, Vnoiigh to but tlir I Inal,I
they may yet switch some of their
party members now liM’llned In
for neatly lid months, atlivrd m Sanliud yntciduy ami wai lasisn.l to
M urder C h a r g e s
vote against tha measure.
be of the finest quality and in good cunditiou.
Uf inoie than 100 Democrat'
KOSCIUSKo T m u .., Mat. 22rhecked by a hacker of the eo-op
Newspiinl from Southcm pine fit at brgan lulling out ul tl,r ,',.mi
prupoml, the scure for and attain'd (& )— A 3H-ycai-old wlulr man C0014 River plant about the mid.lr oi Jdiiuuiy lint yeat m a lift.,*
waa Just about even. Several wai icnlrnceii lo life impiitonmriil
making step toward greater indu- ♦
were iion-commltai.
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Republicans arc expected to l.nl niylil ui tlir maitarir of llurr trinl ili'Vi'lopment of the Su„tl> I rv
A w n ils
A te
P ie s e n t It Ik Hu. „nlv newsprint mill !<• ' i ^ t t l 1 I 0 r ( l U l l D I l l O l l
line up almost solidly .againat ii Nrgio cliiltlren.
.•ate,i in the Southeast, the srennd | n
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Huuie OOP leader
Min Hu,
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leading off for the opinwlllmi in
Olid
in
the
entire
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to
make
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debate, called the hill iiolhlng wat niliviilctl of ihr mtltilrr of
but another brick In ihr struc- fout yrai old Ruby Nell llania new, print (rum pine. The .South'other newsprint mill wa„ estal,lure of Snclallam!
Hlu. ■ <Id,uni ,i «4 n il |,,r 4 1II 41 ■
latl Jan. H. Ih* imy of 12 white lished at l.ufkln. Tea., in IIMU and
••It *eeks," ha aald, "to bring
•
n
r
ili- p G v ,,l I,., .illy giowri v eg r
ha*
pruved
a
phanominal
aurce".
Orliitido
K
I
whii
I
hii
*
luul
chnurr
tha people under additional oh - men. right of them farmrit, wai
The Cuuaa River plant will he •if the pr<'uram today nl the K> t.il'l, « ,11. 1 Imil i . r i r l u n f r n r d
gallon to government. The bill onahlr to agirr on punithmrnl.
ui- (Tilth, mill two iiintmii1 y e,■slr itl.iy tt|Mii, llir V r lr r a t t t O n
alii> 'taka to penalise one group Under Miitiuippi law, il wat able to manufacture 800 tuna uf m ,
iiawiprlnt dally, or about lOfl.tHto lute* were 'huvvn
tin.- «,, 4
to confer a favor on another
mandatory for Judge J, P. Cola- tuni a year.
Tha Herald uaes Mauli of lim e *,mild film uf I h r I .till, I 1.1,1,nil' ( l a i i , .111,1 the
^ H e ’egld that la a "hallmark of man lo lenience Turner lo life (10 Iona a year. The total newn lienrtal Kl'enhiiwel. -penkllie al S rm im .lr ( l u p l r r h 'u lu te I arm
print cioiMimptfoii In Ihe (Inite.l Ilia iliveallliire ccieillonv al • u r , i ul A ltiri,, « it ih r ‘yru u n u lr
unpniotiiiirnl.
Slates la approglmatelv 6.000,00U lumliin llniver'lly. ami la in .1
^Mal't'ln* added that cooperative'
The Hale had aiked ihe dealh tuna, and moat uf it coma* from d m sing a group uf ailveiti-mg ( ullllll | ,,,
have :, useful function but there
t'anada, though,a relatively email men 111 a talk direct, ,1 agmii-t • uu
art limit* to everything.
Ih r sM 4 i. li Mr 1, g u r u l,y Jitlill
penally— rare puniihmenl
in amount ia Imported from Finland n, ut,i'ii, and u|ih<d,liug uf Amen
S n ik.in k,
I .rgiullll.illr
lir.td
ol
WHY U. S. LOST
Mittinippi for * while man ton- end Sweden The Herald haa hen, can piiiiciple* of freedom
nalng some Flnnlah newaprlnt since
WASHINGTON, Msr. HO - ( g
Th, nthiir film allowed Ih, le tb r c n in m it lr r in i l i 4 i g c ill llir
virlrd
of
tmirdeiing
a
Nrgio.
the war.
_ Senator Byrd (D-V s) aaya he
vi lupine,it of alr-co„dllionu,,’ m.l
The Jurv daliberatad almuil
want' to know why a Juatlca D Located
near
Childerahurg, pul,tied out ita value to tnamif.u-- il iip l.iy i ui llir tw o lei'tk.
partmant lawyer, who apparent four hour*.
l l i r V r l r m i i ' i p in up , >il winch
aholit 4S ntllaa from Birmingham. I lin er' ,if nylon ho.ie, .. .................... 1
ly one# waa pnlii
out ° /
the L'ooia mill waa promotad by dv mid other Industries where cmi- |*,1111 1’ i r n u n it u f Ii kirliit, t v n l e i Thera
wa«
no
demonstration
by
the Unltad Mine Worker* welIhn Houlharn Nawspapar Publish. Irot ,d temperature ami humidity r>l 1lx*ii iliip G y on a 1.>l.iiv il.rlf
fara fund, waa aealgned to help the audience of about HOO while* era Association, with Clarence t* ciM iilia l
un> Negroes when the verdict
proaecut# tha miner# union foi wan read.
Wnrtiui K d w ard i, inter . lull "• util, h M u li i.I 'lio n 11 j | llir C r n
Ilan'iu,, puhlishar of tha Birming
ham Age Herald aa chairman of il* listiuiiw rh a irm sii uf the itihindu ll.ll r i u i l i l i I ypoMlion Jlltl w lilill
Judge
(.’olentan
announced
lie
C°"On*tha face of It." Byrd told wuiild re-cun vane court thia morn, iiawiprlnt cummlltea. Thar# ate urgaiiir.ntiiui, greeted the Sanfmd
y n t r i r l s y m .h p iln l Ingli Willi 4
a raportar yesterday,
It l®°k*
kiw antans. lie was intiuduced liv 1
Ilka a vary Improper procedure ing. A decislun waa eauected on 128 new'paptrs owning stock In
.Smith and * * ‘ le variety ul ptm lucli
1ha company and ilD have already President Ralph A
that s department attorney,, who whether Turner would far* trial 'ignad
ImlicNting th e p i iiiliic tivily o f
contract* to purchase news Howard Mnntieth.
on two other murder Indictments
waa It
Orlando K lw anlans Introdmed Meiiiiuole C o t in ly soil Mure ' t r a w print.
againat
him.
al fite# out of tho Lewte-conby Mr. K dw ardi wer»: .la in r i H:dl Iwrriea, p e p p e r s, to matoes, three
These 1,111a accuae him of the
Owned By Pa pees
, * : ! „ } walfara
________fund, waa lator aaHay M iller, A . P. C larke. K d e ird vaiietli*' nf Miuii'h, liroccull, turatnylng
of
two
other
Negro
child*
Among
Florida
newspapers
help,
etgnd by the government to proonion', rm llahe', an'-e carran at the aame time that Ruby ing to finance the mill were the Phifer I ’l l Patillo C h a rle . Stu ip ', tl'a
aoeuto Lewla* unton for contempt.
a rta a e C O a P a g * P a a v l
IC aaltaaeC Oa F a a * W aart
Nell waa murdered. They were Jacksonville Tlmea-Unlon, the Mi
Mary
Brunalde,
P,
and
rranklo
ami
Herald,
the
Orlando
SentinelO U M A N « t* C T IO N ..
Thurman, IS.
Star, the Tampa Timas, the Tam
Windol Whitt, SB, was alio
a tribune, tha St. Pataraburg
convicted of the murder of Ruby Times, the Fort Lauderdale News,
Nell. A* in tha Turner caie, the the 8arasota Herald and tha Banjury waa unable to agree on pun ford Herald.
ishment, and the court sent* need
Well known newspapers through
ICm Hi m I Os rone Vasa)
■ha South and In other parts of
eonatltuent n M tsW r empowered
the nation which co-operated In
to draw up a cosatitutlon for all
WASHINGTON. Mar. 22 - (/!*) - A irpoit lhal govetnmrnl
HATTER ED QUINN
cluded the Birmingham Age Her
0 # m a n y . Tha voting would .ba
NFW YORK, Mar. 81. _ <*•> — ald, the Montgomery Advertiser, payrolls ibowrd a net reduction of 6,101 penont in January came
supervised by all t o n ooeupattsn
Battered by galea and high sea* tha Atlanta Constitution, tka A t today from ilia joinl coinmitlre on reduction ol non-essential federal
powers.
all the wav from England, Ihe lanta Journal, the Macon' Tele ftpendiliitea. •
.
._
queen Mary arrtved.today 40 hours graph and News, tha Savannah
KBNNIHTT DIB*
Tbr repofl was the first lo be issued iitue Mrnalnr Humphrey (Dbehind
schedule
—
the
longest
da
BEACH, Mar. U . News Press, tha Louisville (Ky.) Minn.) inlroducad a bill lo alM.Inlt the cnmntillee, headed by Senator
DAYTONA B
Ken nett Hr.,
(F)
Charteai_L
~ owner
u isy It has ever suffered on a Courier Journal, tha New Or Byrd (D-Va.) Humphrey uid in a Senate ipetch Feb. 24 that the
westward
cross
lag.
leans Timas Picayune, the Char
;_
and manager of tha i i a Vtata Ootf
Captain Ooorgo E. Cova aald lotte (N.C.) Observer, Dm Ashe group waa "tha No. I esample of^
‘
i»
Club here, died OWtr jW»
tha
vaaael's
spaed
had
to
be
cut
waste and aatravagence in gov
ville
Cftfaeu
Tlmep.
Ufa
Raleigh
X *
a» H allfaf hoaplUL T h o ^ f t a r .
fliisilau f»na— tA Bja mAaaan L haI o
Charlee- ernmant."
Byrd told a reporter that PostByrd later geatiaad llumphrev maator General Donaldson would
a "cerehrai” Homavvhoaa Bat
of catting a "ropugnant slur" on he called before (he group during
members of the committee.
He hearing! which probably will begin
said the cnmmitleg had helped cut sonieUme In April.
government expensea about $2.The personnel report showed
000,000,000 |g the Iasi nine years
Byrd’s offer ta resign aa chair UMlS.Ml civilian employes In (ha
man waa turned - down by Iha 01 reporting federal agencies in
January, ns compared with 1,08*.'
committee.
T V e o m m lffeo fw »fiH e' th « 8 ee- 814 (he preceding month.
Thia came about through n cut
retary of TreMurv and the Budget
Director as wall as (ha ranking of 8,944 in (ho civilian staff of tho
defense retahlhhmcnt and an fn*
croaae of 8,791 employes In the
civilian agendas.
Ilpat of tho Increase, tho report
s a id ,. occurred In tho Bureau of
Kovcnuo which hired O d d
il pcriownal aa "ft. began
to ttn requirements
W hite Man Gets
First Car Of Newsprint From
Life Prison T erm
In Negro Murder South’s New Mill Is Received
Blue Ribbons For
E xhibits At Fair
Orlando Kiwanis
= s. iK n » :«»#»•>'••
Byrd Committee Reports Cut In
Non Essential U. S. Expenditures
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Wa s h in g t o n m „. 22- i/ p y
Secielaiv ol S u it Acliricn i i i f
today In mil lulll dci veiy CSIC*
ttally a luggritnm by U N See*
trtaiy Grnttil Itvgvc Lie fat
,n*, h*,4* “I h'P t.a'i-Weit diplcei
i,ui« jin,til ii -i.iituig a 20 year
peart puiaum . wlulr m l.nndotl
llnl'il, I uieign Senrtaiy Revin
Hally in , 1, 1 .1 .lum, piopmalt for
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m u,.u m il, Himia. •
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utn ul I,., u ay in en iu uiige ihe
I :r piup. u ! \i |e« 1 n in e of his
heairu gauitd ihe im pitilion ht
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ikii1 In lm id m i pubey declara'lull! Adltiuil u4> In•M tli.it in■,(4 -il iiui, 1 1, 11,nine I puivei in
1lir nuilil lalhei lit.in any unuidliil- mrrling- mill llir Rut*
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S h r ' i n i! fui l e i i u t jtr ln i'i il to m i l l i o n
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l n k r i p p r a i c l I,, ft,
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mil'hi t.e 4 i,-k tu It.i* . e c u 111 uf
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A i I lie llllu Mis* It ill. i . 4 UIC lit* h u e " i i l r i r . l u, munllti
I r . r l m rrlin g i m lliin llir S reu iity
u ImI . i t n v r ' l l v u t l u n ' l i e wa-> p te sik p n k r- iii .iii In, the ( ( i l l la id .,1
('until
il Rut. lie laid none lias
.lent ,.| I i,. 4 l No 10 uf Ilka- r i O in,oil liu i l i ,ke 1141 IIHI pri t r n l ,
,1 .
,
.
Iirrn hrlil so Ui.
tio k e in m e n t W o r k e r ' Union.
Hh*
ilenivd 4 tiy C o m m u n l l y P a r t y mem- r l l e c t l i r m Hie liu,llir i n i r a p o i l
A ehf'un -aid thut uf conrie an
illy ul iirm,.i. HO pri trill cl 'uggrctlon made hv Lie wool
hei stilt, „ r a f f iliattoi,.
In lite II. S. d l't r ir l court, .liulgu
fective 41 I'n u g u .»ml ",alulae
Aleaanifer Holts,,ff ruled Ihe pro- loty" 4t Niplr*
raiu
Ih constitutional
uud tl,ul
he given t i l ' ll
\l
ea-eflil anil 'e rl-
IV a a tta a tS e v
is*«* SCIabl)
Th- nation-wide 12-honr strike |
lede, al Involt y hoard ftndM>V' » • ' c alle d by tin ('uniniiiiitit
.Mlii Halley upliruled.
In it' 2 1 deep lull, the a|i|,r il< •nbor l l ' t i l l . i , in p iuteii ngMiu*t
cu rl'* majorltv -aid:
guvenim, ul iirupusal • In Im reu-e V aa f ■ n av V f n u t l i n a O
"It I' out cleat Iipitlluil Ihut Ihr ] the m o iilti* police finer olid V 1 1 1 ,1 1 1 }^
iv liH IIIIIC M
1. u,' mi |M.|||lt-nl 'lei,in
I 'liM de iit mav 1,m o v e f n . m yuv
illie*
| The County Commission has de
■i i i i i i ,'ill rervice anv perrun nl itrstl.uu
u tu. .■ Inyullv h, is m.l c'oiu
ll cl unit 1 ed prow ing oinent m ‘'*<ned «" consider the purchase of
uiuchlru*'
111
precincts
pleti'lv convinced.”
11 In. Ii eiei il pel ..it*, lime hccii voting
lluwcvet, the 111:1 |iuit\ tlirrii out i died ,411,| iminhel* ItilUied III tin * u,;h*nil the ('utility on account
u puil nf the luvoltv I,mild dec, i'll,'dll'*. I.etiveeii di'llimi tiutnl' ! nf tin* coat, winch ts estimated
a III.,linn, o . P. Herndon, county
mum
which banned Mis* llailei nnd pidn'.* 11, , ecenl dayfrom any guvriliiiiriil empluvnielil
Nmi I'uniiiiuu, it union t.nvcut lin k , told member' nf the Heintlot three vest
led tin* geneiitl link** .Ini mem noli* 1 uuntv Demucratic Kxeculit effect the inline on tliut puinl t„*l'i lv,',v met meted l»v tin'll live Cummittre ut a meeting last
M B ' tills:
The cuurt upheld till' lendets to -l.iy unity limn uily ni,;lil ul the Court House.
Mis Nellie (ioud'perd, who prv*
1 iklit <>f the loyalty hoard tu di' iiui** ileliioiiclinlioii' again I Pre
m i" Miss Ballev hut -uld the hnurd oiler Alclde l*e (ia-peri's guv- siilrd us chatrmun due tu the illlie s ' of J. II. Lee, nppunited an*
liu.l tin right tu furldd a govern *•»HliM'ht.
ineiit ugrticy f 1on 1 giving Iiui 11
S liH c fti it'd lm ImiiNpni lu- ulliei cuuilllitler wlncli include*
new job if that agency fell It Iinn ii> iiimfi »»t Ih** Imbt I’ ltH'b Y'iin C. A. Wales, Don Harris and V.
A .Speer to give further Invest*
1,4,1 a 'pul where ihe could he ....... .
in u v i • t ii.ii ^I nf itfni i II
proper IV employed II, the light of I ...... . . srU r**|mhI*. (».«• Blnki* up J
»«
u u lt f r
i.vimnI
In vi- . I.. .m| •!<•%
%n nutty I Flmm wnr# in«d«* for llirfr noliti,,- record.
Will, FHA. Mir* Haile*' n i . 1, ■■I ihe i, al ion’s t,ig mduslrlcs, h u i| , J''*'
In the e n tity , Andrew
((■artaueg Oa r* a « Klabkl
,emum,*tl open
(urrawas
committee secretary,
icpurtrd this ni'iim ug. Tha Han*
|/l.,| ',|llt„l>, ill JUUp* v lfv c ltw
lie larked authority to set snide
,"r,v""*.... .
SimoiiH Tu AddruHH
County Zone (irotip
George W. Hliin.m , J r ., con
sulting rng'neer * tll mr-i't Frid ay
afternoon at 4:00 o'clock nl the
Court llo ti'v with members uf the
/.milng Committee fur Seminole
County and Cuuntv cuiiiliiisaitioera
in urder In outline (oiling regula
tions a ' established in five coun
ties of Flo rida, Raymond M. Hall,
chairman o f the committee, an
nounced this morning.
The Zoning Committer, which
was creatad by the County Coinmission to Investigate plans for
(o n ln r along h ig h w a y in the
County, includas: Fred H eiu lri, A.
If. Peterson, Fred II. W illiam s,
Hurner Hawaii of A l t a m o n t o
Hprlngs, John K. Fox of Paolu,
T . L . Ltn.ro and Ren June* of Ovie
do, and W . L . 8 irg and Mrs. J . C.
H ills. J r ., of (Jeneva.
H-2ks A R R IV E
M A R H A M , England, Mar. 2 2 .(A*) — The firs t four of 70 superfortn*'«es (R -2«s) landed in B r it
ain today to put an Am erican
punch into B ritain 's a ir sin k in g
power.
Tha superior!', which arrivrd
over Marham two hours ahaad nf
schadule, are a gift to Britain un
der the United States’ 11,000,000,000 military aid program.
They will bv followed, at inter
vals by other flight* until the full
70 craft are transferred to the
Royal Air Force bomber command.
SPELLING BEE
A spelling eonteit in preparation
for the Miami Herald contest of
Apr. 28 will be held Friday morn.
Inf at lOtlK o’clock at tha Sanford
Grammar Behooi, B. C. Steele,
principal, announced today,
'
Two conlt-iianla w! 1! be chur..::
to enter the County finals at tho
Junior High Behooi on April U
with pupils up to
d ll partldn
Cou
la Miami last year, Semlnolo Coun
ty parttdpaata finish ed tho ipaltlag bee ia tho uppor bracket of 50
■ahaalo.
s r tjttu f l
County Commission
..... iWill Not Consider
(old mu,'ting w ill lie held 8at~
unlay night. Apr. 20, shortly be
fore tha Mav 2, prim ary. Tbs
other meetings, dates of which
have not yet been determined,
yenlui of Hmiiu
t’ .n tliu H r't tluiu 'luce llir w ill he hvld in l.ongwood anj
m
lm t.utunt HUH elect loti I'auipaigu, Oviedo.
C. A. Wale* slat,ul that he w ill
'turl-liulniutril
regular
a r tn y
tii. o p . u p p e r , ' . t .„, tliu i t i f f t
to arrange for a meeting at the
Lym an .School at l.ongwood, and
l t > ' t i e ,( ( Oa r « | ( K lsh U
Mrs. J . W. Coates volunteered ta
make arrangements for the Ovio*
do meeting.
|, l,|i„ t c ,| no iitlcnipt t,y dumoo
- t n l .i t i to gather for a scheduled
■ally hi Ihr big I’ lu r / i Eeedra
ili,. railroad 'tuthu, in Ihu
Wntur Siifi ly Show
IMaiint’il By Kfd Crons
Members of the committee, said
Mr. Carraway, approved the ac
tion of Mr. Lee in setting tha
H rlir.in a l* were held at San- 2 percent qualifying fee for cat)'
lando Spring' last night for H ip illdiotes for election.
water ia frtv show winch w ill lit*
prvicutcd I hutc next Httndav a f
ternoon at 3:00 o’clock The pub
lic w ill lip admitted to flanl^ndo
upon p ie 'rn u tio u of u Red Grose
i,iem her'ht|i card or lapel tab,
Vulip W illiam s, rhulrm an of tliu
itemmole Coimlv Red Cross drive,
announced tnduv.
The 'how w ill include demon, 11 at lot,* of life '.avlng. rrstM cilaturn, rescue work and so forth- In
addition, acce's to the- dance floor,
picnic grounds, barbecue fscllltle s,
swimming pool anil lockurs from
p nn ,\.M . until t):o0 iJ,M. w ill l,e
iuclndud free of charge.
Anv Junior Red Crn«» memher who may have lost Ills lapel
tit, i ' requested to obtain a new
on,* (turn hla high school p rin ci
pal. Mr. W illiam s stated. Those
pot members of the Red Cross can
are th* ptrfnrm anct by paving
the usual admission fee.
UNFIT TO RULE
LONDON. Mar. 22 — UP) —
Tha British govarnmant declared
officially today It considered Serati* Khama unfit to rula hla
trlha hecaius of hU marriage to
a white woman.
The govarnmant u ld I n Ita White
Paper khat It T.fiu banned the 29yaar old chief designate from tho
throne of tho Bamangwatoe for
five years In order to prevent dis
ruption within Uta tribe It u ld
it v u doubtful If 8eretsa could
successfully discharge tha re
sponsibility of chieftainship and
retain adequate tribal support.
Committee ineinlxirs present la*
ir,a t1 a a *4 Os s*»a* Elsb kl
SPLIT THE NICKEL
WASHINGTON. Mar. 22 —
I'l’t - A Senate committee waa
told today that this country naada
to follow up splitting the atom
l,y splitting the,n ick el. But tbg
lady who tnl nta Uncle Sam 's colga
said no,
The battle of the coinage toott
place W ore a Senate Banking
subcommittee that opened hearings
nn legislation to add 2 1/2 sad
7 1/2 eent pieces to the ehan|8
In Americans' pockets.
„t
W in nies supporting tha pros
posal estimated It would save tha
nubile from 6 to 8 billion dotlaff
a year.___________________
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DEALERS TO MEET
The Sanford State Market Dash
urs Association will meet tonight
at the Anchor Inn at 7:30 o'cloglfr J
THK W tiA i'H M t •'
J A C lS W V lL t t .M ir M —
SlhtlM
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Atlanta .........................
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Boston' . — ..... ......
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Chicago ............
Detroit ...... ..........
4
M. j) Orleans --------65
Naw York ..... - ........ ..........40
Pittsburgh -------------44
8alnt Louis ........................ 88
Seattle ......
Jacksonville
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Coosa Pines—An Adventure In Capitalism
B t R U fS E L L K A Y
How
often
have
you
the lead in an a ll out statawlda
hear!
"This is Jim Knight", said a voice on the other end of someone excuse his or tier failu i* effo rt to aroua* the eltliana of
register ami vote with the re this state to the Importance of
the line. "Clarence Hanson Is going to be here Friday and I to
m ark, "W hat dlfferimcex ilo«*» it all participating In government.
want you to attend a little meeting. He may be able to help moke, my O N E ) little vote don't
Through Itn president W alter
on your newsprint problem".
menu anything."
L . H ays and >ta board of dlrec.
Well, we didn't know who Clarence Hanson was, but we
They had a municipal electloi to ri, it haa called on every civic
did know Jim Knight was general manager of the Miami over in Palm Beach not long agi group and organisation in tha
Herald and had helped ua out on several o c c a s io n * when we to set up a new sanitary district etata to join In this worthwhile
Out of 20,000 qualified and re campaign to "G et Out tha Vote,"
were short on newsprint, so we said we’d go.
This I* your country. It wa*
voters on the tolls, ho*
The meeting wan held on the top floor of the Urmey gislered
many du you think took the iro n the intention of ita founders that
'Hotel. We were ushered Into n large room overlooking Bis- hi* to cast a ballot on thi> Im the people should run It and con
trol II. The power given them .o
cayne Bay where a group of Impressive looking gentlemen port ant imvstion—only 3,020.
How Jill that rlerlton i-omi do this was the ballot. When we,
were seated around a long table listening to a liandsonie
out 7 I'll tell how it 1*0101- out. |l a- r ltiie n s , neglect out duty ami
i n t i u i i t i tfiiia u D r k r !■• athletic mini of about 45.
tail to express ourreives at the
14
"We have u 40-year lease on the $8,000,000 power wan loti r,y (IN K vote Think thai polls we enable a sm all m inority
.. Raw VerU. C l l » | t , D «trail,
M— City,
i t . LeeU .________ plant of the Childersburg ordnance works," he was saying. over, Mr. Citizen.
Ami while we arc oil the sub group to dictate the amount of
t T i i r a U I* ■ rn a ilH i at |k«
M k l r t f i t t t which I* aatltU ii "The mill will cost us $32,000,000 to build and the Metro ject of what O N E votr can mean taxes we must pay, the amount
W t r t r ta lk» m i lo r rrp iikll* politan Life Insurance Company has agreed to underwrite did you know thul three presi of money to he spent and make
lk> at all Ik * 1***1 arm* y i l i i t l
dent* of the United .Stale* wert the laws that gnvero our dall)
IM i a*ff*»at*r. u well
all $14,000,000 in first mortgage bonds. The rest of the money elected with a liiarg iii of unit live*.
will have to come from you gentlemen."
(IN K vote in the eierloral rnllegtl
Gnnd government can only come
'.f '' WEDNESDA
MAR, 22, ior.0
Heavens I This man was talking In terms of millions of Tliev were John (julncy Admit* when a m ajority of the peoplt
dollars. He didn't mean us. '
in elections. Don’t
Thornes Jefferson Mini Ituiherford participate
TODAY’b B IB L E V E R S E
"We expect to begin production in January, I960, and II. Haver Haves' election was lore sight of the fact d ial the
, I f When Mime people ■ lifetim e we will make a hundred thousand tons the first yeur," lie contested and a|>ain lie won hjr tom m ies, the radirnlc, the spend
, to find this n ull B e lte r Is ■ little continued. "We will make a contract with any publisher for (IN K vole.
ers, the gimme folks ami others
And a- further evidence of the
■ (righteousness than great revenue
purely
selfish aims
all
a ton of newsprint for every $100 worth of stock which he power of (IN K vote The mail wht with
. JWlUlout right,— Prov. |fl:B.
march to the poll* nnd vote.
buys. The Miami Herald has contracted for 2,000 tons, tin* i-B't that winning ballot fol
Iviiiurt politlciil leader*" hav<
; We Its- wlinc Judge Simon Atlanta Journal for 2,000 tons, the Birmingham Age Herald Haver wa* a eougresemao fron learned dial Ihev ilor.'i have Io
I
mi
II
u
ii
H
who
himself
wus
e
lrc
lrl
“ } ran S ird light and fined tiimulf for -1,000 tons." And so on.
to congress lay (IN K vote. A lie worry too much Hl.uul the jieuplt
- i trn dollau. Attaboy Judge, givr
T h is mun who turned out to he Claruuce H husoii, pub Io make II even more Impressive ns a whole. A ll they have m >'•
j 'em hell I We've got to bitak up lisher of the Birmingham Age Herald and chairman of the lit me tell you Ibnl the man wht to get elected is round Up the
minority groups promlre thuu
; this itcjdeis diivmg.
SNPA newsprint committee, was talking about thousands cm-I t KmI (IN K vote thn! elect- wlint ihev want »ml they win ill
e,l
the
enngiessmnii
who
in
turn
of tons of newsprint. We didn’t use hut 00 in a whole year,
elected the president was casl a walk I f they had to get liO or
J A hedge of (iguilrum has been lie wouldn’t he interested in our contract.
hy a man who was so III he had HU voles lo ll of ear’ll hundred
l , | planted by Cily workmen all llir
When the meeting adjourned, we slipped up to him to he earrit il to I lie poll* on a cast instead of IH or 2(1, vote* it
would he a different -lo ry.
' way around the Llk's playground quietly and whispered In his ear, "Any chance of getting a s lr r lrlie r .
How many they have to get In
■. * In Fort Mellon Park and it looks couple of rolls?"
do lake a look ut your Am eilren
. There aie five stars there die routine election Is Up to vou
■• j as if il were a grand job. Thai
"Why, of course", he said in the friendliest manner flsg
irp rcte n tirig five states— C ali sol voor fam ily, your ueghibor
t i l going to be • very beautiful possible. "You’re just the kind of fellow we're looking for. fornia Oregon. Idaho, Texas and m u ) hi* fam ily ami their flivu d f
We know what you little publishers have been up against Washington thut got there hy smt yours. Talk to them Get
{park in a few rnoie yean.
l hem to register now. The rcglsand we want to help you out".
virtue of O N F vote
J Congratulations to Florida FaihIn World W ar I I . the draft law tistlo n hooks close A p ril 1—
We explained that we could prohubly use a couple of
i iom far again imparting lit *1 cars a year, and he said, "Why you’re not a little publisher piissed llie House of Itepiesenta- there isn’t much time left. Be s
J ready lebuiout rccoid. So many at all. We've got 82 who are not taking as much as you are." lives b-,- ONF. vole. In ih* Iasi (mod citizen and a good n rlg h im
sri nei si election |uM ONF. miom- ir your friend haMi'i registered
i dreuei were (nailed fait week to
Weve had reports on the progress of the Coosa null vole ill each preelnel In the date because he doesn’t have a cat
• people all over the world that from time to time since then, and they weren’t all good. of Ohio would have defeated T ru «,,,•! can't pi I to the coiirl hoo-e
InKe a Hide time off and dike
J postage alone exceeded $20,MM)
Ihirty-two million dollars is a lot of money to raise in any man and elected llew cy.
Nov. do yoiiwi.m Io Irv mid bini there fin Ibis for Am erico
• That i* doing huiinrn in (hr big body s country, and there were lots of trips to Washington escuse
This is m lot, for everybody.
yourself for not voting
that had to he made and lots of government red tape that with Ilia ! old ‘ Illy w h e n * about The Chamber of t’omrneice call
j leagues.
had to he cut before everything was settled on that power O N F vole not making any d if appeal to organizaliont ami civic
1
leader*, hill io the end of the day
J Two more aulamobile acrid*’..s plant lease.
ference T
Right now the Florida Htale it is up to you and me as Ind ivi
t occurred in Sanford duiing '.to
And then there were thousands of acres or pine land
C liain U 'i of Commerce is Inking duals to "Get Gut the Vote."’
i past weekend, but fortunately ii > in Georgia and Alubamu that had to he tied up so that the
the necessary slash pine out of which the pulp is made
| one wat teiioudy hurt Next week
« cod may not hr to lucky finer would be available for years to come. The const ruction of
B i ! f
arrangements with Kimberly Clark
Then And Now
J or four or live may hr killed Li
Tam pa Tribune
'V .
j Preventing automobile accidents highly skilled technicians in paper-making, presented inobstacles which had to be surmounted,
ll * is svery body's bntincit and ev / numerable
h i. i Rut.
t!le rniddle of Jonunry, In spite of hell ami
Nearest journalistic trick of thu acknowledge th at the opportunis
.
| body should gel busy aboul I.
political campaign haa tic seams to have become domi
?i L r tTh* ,J»nf r"{i.nPW"I,.rI.nt ro!l,‘li out of th* Coosa Hiv- current
been turned hy tha B t. Petersburg n an t
m hnd1L , "nnmLA / f nce£ ,? 7 e|y hy southern publishers Independent.
In 1044 Claude Papper waa bit
! j | *** completed on nchedufe, and a commodity which
---------- -----------The riv al Bt. Petersburg Tim as, ten by a vlro * which* has no ewe*
"C»rc!ty for a long time was over* which
vigorously s u p p o r t e d — presIHentlalltl* \ . . Pepper’d
J
War pictures are gaining ... fomi* With ample abumlonce.
Claudo Pepper fu r Benator in political strength and stature lie
$3 B P ? ^topulaiily. Varieties' monthly poll
A new imlUHtry hat) been given to the Smith, one which IU3H and 1044 repeated Ia s i In thn boldness of his support for
>i 1;
of U. S. bos office would
favoritesmake full tine of Dinah pine for which few usen hail Holiday with a fu ll page editorial decent wage and health and la
shows "Bsllleyiouhd" as second been known before, ami which with an Intelligent reforeetii «P
explaining
why it
it I*is supporting
supporting bor standards In Am erica. T h is
,"l,lillK *hy
favorite in the United States, h o n program already planned would alw n vn lm nuniinKu i. p *PP*r “« “ln( ,n preference to newspaper wants to see A m eri
plentiful flUDDlv * a naw l ml , i . *
.
11v°tlabl« III | Congressman Georg# Bmathcrs. ca attain these domestic goala
"Sands of Iwo Jims" as fuuith 000
Snu I horn ilnllur ,*n{*H*try^ wilich would keep $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 ,- ^The Times also
announced
ltt which Senator Pepper espouses—
A MW gtneialion is growing up
- - -■ n dollars a yt’or ut home, and provide year- would pay u $loo prlie for the hut disagrees with the demagogic,
best reader’s letter agreeing with opportunistic policies w ith which
when war pictures become popular S S B t S S " m» J * ( * '7Rn
™ .................... * ear,■ ?!
itn stand and a slmllur prise for our Benator I n using these goala
Stain.
_
to promote hi" personal ambi
the best letter of dissent.
YeHttirilay our first carload nr net
tions.
* “
Next
day
The
Independent
en
Senator McCarthy may noi Southern June arrival and today you hi
Claude Pepper’s "foreign poll-,
tered the contest with an editorial
piove that the Si sir Drpaitnient is nitintivu, courage, and thrift of a small
c
y”
and
the
applause
ha
gnla
in the form of a letter addressed
from that noiay m inority repre
overrun with Communists, hut #• ng man who have taken thousands of ai
to the editor of The Times.
The Independent dug out of tho sented by the U. B. Communists
nully worthless forest lands and turne
John Temple Graves says lie has
file* a front-page editorial which m ay do the nation a great die*
the .South a most promising Industries
loved loinclhing infinitely wots*,
service by misleading Soviet poll*
!
la hat’ proved, not that the
State Department is ovnrun with
Communists, but that it is deeply
ic a illiw l n * a n ,is o* i i
infiltrated with a great many
rot», beats, red and green cab*
aptiable, Socialistic minded ideal*
lw d ,t *»fiw<u»*» chlekory and e * .
kta, who in other days have look-scatol*. Celery wrapped In n il* ,
ad charitably on Communism, nlm , was displayed separately,
The ettrua display Included or*
and whose natutes havsn't chang • *>f * ». grapefruit, tangerines,
ed even if their judgment of Com- lemons and kuinquata.
Among thos# Who prepared the
■Miaism has. These are the real
Farm Exhibits
display wara George Btrell, Geor
ge M. Jacobi, Otis M. Griggs,
Wa hope that none of our read* Bsiiny Austin, Marlon L.Daniil,
Gaorga Arnold
and Jamai A.
an ovailooked tha saws from Hattaway. In addition to food
T Washington yesterday that duringproduct*, cut flowers war# at*
Ilia past 18 months $7,000,000,* tractivalif shown.
Tha future Farmer display
000 worth of agricultural comwaa set up by memben of tie
modities hava bean produced
in
•frteulttjwJ
class of Seminole
High School, under direction of
country more than have bean
feaace".__________________
y
About »3JOO,o6o .OOO
Kiwanis Lunch
Tha Times published Sept. IB,
1048, commenting on Pepper's
statements and action# at the
time he and Henry Wallace
were attacking America's firm
policy toward Russia as "Imper
ialistic." (Pepper told a press
conference during this period that
ha would rathar hava Wallace
than Truman aa tha 104S Demo,
cractlc nomine* for President).
At that tima, Tha Independent
recalled Tha Timas had laid some
■harp things about Pepper, In
cluding these comments!
We doubt that w* will suppo.-t
Senator Pepper In 1048—if he
runs for reelectlon and haa tc*
rentable opposition . . .
Pepper ha* a brilliant and arti
culate mind. Within him has a!«
S
i*
Corn haa be#n colled the ‘‘most"
valuable p lan t In A m erica."
Ii Puy« To AdvertiHe
Ilaars OS** I M ) K N. Datlr
By FRANK TH11*1*
smoked
Can you .cmem her D u ffy's Malt I l,s*d
c
iVhiake.-; aio^ D illb .g b aii.’s f'lan i Tu rkish b iunits, which were many.
lu icet
Anil how hIhiuI dr. Mini* hh'Ifemeitles— aim |,!t picture
>,
winch lie belli hi* f«irefiiiHe, m„ti
vn() prut'll,in,cl
Ihi* phrase became i, iialliilual
cxpies-iiiii,
('onleiiipurary were I'eruha ami
Roof; which was heralded
**• * llugle which we rhaiiled
when l<id*: "HI* Hwanip Rooi,
ocean weed, consumption <d) and
1Turkish Troubles, Naturals, Mill
ed, Mecca, Raineses, Kgyptlun
lim ie -
Ram ki
umt
AIR 'T~ CONIII ITGNFD
LA ST TIM ES TODAY
delinur,
Hell
' I i ' * , i? lia in lr h <pci led b a d w a r d i . iii-k v B fr lk o urigiiiHlIy w m
i pqe
lo b a t . i i
B w ce l
( ’ Hpollii
tiie niu-l M*ed dnioe-lii- tubacci. ign re t
I be -nmki r t ’ d u d e u nf -u in k e j
initv b.’iv e i l i u n e . i l with tbe li u b ili
RiuusuiiwVu; -
B id*f o r
K itm i'i V
L i
TIIIJUS.
i«*nif>tf
did come clean m name a- u
hl-kev. Due of the t« •tiioonl'il*
i it- wisprici proclaiined II "tin
'•in cause of longevity in till*
■••nintry."
It wa* a •'good old daya" gabfe«i with n group of uuwspapei
ndv>., thing men which ntarlcd
Ihls train of thought They're >■
niudest, iitiassutmiig lot; so much
so that they will trace the demise
of almoHt any product to its lac!
of newspaper advertising.
Having been one of them for
years I can agree its to many
priuli.ita which gullied fume and
fortune hv the newspaper route,
then tried to coast on their re
putation, switched tu other me
diums, or died when denied news
paper space.
Often however it was the better
advertising of , a- uompeUng. pro.
duct or a revolution In the habits
of the people whlrh made once
well-known things disappear from
tha market.
There was Rising Sun Hlovt
Polish, a must In every Gay (Hla
kitchen. One old ad mao lumented
the passing nf this once-strady
customer hut admitted more line
uge III mm Inttue fot enunii.'le I
(aide Yp stoves than be carried in
u year for stove poll'll And the
nlil-limrr who bemoaned the puss
ing of buggy whips, corn rtib
pipes uni) snuff didn’t even gel
ii nostalgic hearing,
used clgarets mostly
smoked
cigars, pipes or stogies. Few wo
men smoked, save very old lady
The m inority
who
&F ia t
L U S Y Y I R r t f t H li O P A *
OUYLAVW
“
The uilverii-U ig buy - Ihiillght
of mnnv old friends: I'entline,
Buiiullo, Gold Dust, w tiidi were
cleaners; F'orce, n ierenl
Gun
carets, a luxulive; Inge, oil and
W aterburv watches; Moxie, Ted
ilv Roonevelt’» favorite drink;
Cottnlene, a ahnrtenlng; Itubln
fuinii, Soxudeut, tooth cleiiners;
Dennniure, Hammond and Oliver
typew riters ami the .Smith-Pre
mier with u double keyboard;
Golundiln, Victor and Lovell Dia
mond bicycles; Edison. Sonora
snil .I'a tlie JitiWlOKrpBb*
lk
Advertisers know tnat women
huv directly nr Influence the- buy
ing of Hd per cent of all adver
tised merchandina. T h e ir likes and
illsllkea determine more sales of
men's clothes than are determin
ed by men themselves. Tliev n!
Hunt completely coot ml tbe choice
of food purchases, furniture and
houBehiilJ items. The approval ol
women is cssendnl to ailvel tising
suer css.
From a lit otiiu biles II, clothes
iiiiiH today’), newspaper advertis
ing column- are pitched to wo
man's predominant buying in
fluence; are educational In mo
dern trends; almost encyclopedic
In completeness and are tha
watchdog of the fam ily pockethok.
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MAKClI of TIM F’S
a
LAST TIMES TONIOHt
"
w.i*
u
ii re n ili in t-g lv lo g
coffee
■ d c|| be cam e u b e lt - e l l e i . Hot
tt flo p p e d In c om p e tition w it h
Mi mu III valu e ui wtqiaper u dver
t i* m g
nf
iion-preniiiuii
brand.*
at d itn G ain tumin o f iisimri'hedecked
c are
c ea se d
to
i,ll
acroSH th e c m m t iy .
If It wins tha Tlmsa $100 prise
lett
lepandent added, It will gtv#
tha Red Croea and $50 to
tor of The Timet beenuee
ter nil, you m ot* moat of this
D O U B L E F E A T U R E — B A R G A IN P R O G R A M
F I R S T S N O W IN G S A N F O R D
v its
v« HUGH • 14lisdI ft!Ai0M
• i the people bill it was uilverlIring that dumped the iililiils. T »
till- iliiv advei tltinedeicr mine*
will cur* you of yum ills."
die brnnds of clgarets which shall
Dillingham’s Plant Juke had * !,'■ Ihe levels.
unique clientele, pari of wbuni
die loud items the galldidn’t know why they liked It and fe-tAmong
recalled
som*
forgotten
the other part wouldn’t adiuo names many toigolien brcaiise
why.
in telllg -n liv a d v e ili-c J p ro -1
Alcohol was the base of many mure
■! ic*« puaii« i tliem o ff grocery I
of the elixir-1. HI,(I lollies of u I,nil shelves.
cent in y *g„ Duffy’s Mull Wills
.• r iin d lt , Uop Brand Coffte I
l ev was not sold ai hart, il war
'old j ■ medicine and tonic lull •i i ,ie.l s i Iv c m u to fount T h a t '
|*ii I»,
Mass.t R. M. Hamilton of Dayton, Ohio, and Jack Spencer of
tho Key Club.; J, L. Hurt led the
group singing. .
. M *k« Yourn A Doubln D u ty V O T E
Roosevelt
a * "
1W 0
of Ghkutfo.
Beward said the g irl made an
oral statement saying T a y lo r had ,
mad* plans through the day to*
k ill Baldwin when he cam# to tha
barber shop thut night and then
rob him of a large amount of
currency Baldwin wu» known to
c a rry.
(ieorgi) W illis Baldw in, 51.
Tha police detective said T aylo r
related that he killed Baldwin
w ith shots from a .38-callber pis*
to I III hla duwntowr. bsrbar shop
the night of M ar. 13.
" I did it— I'll tall everything,
Seward quoted T a y lo r us saying,
adding that the alighLstaturcd
burlier blamed the shooting on an
argument over a pretty young
woman.
Tha woman. Identified ua ISy tir-u ld Mr*. Q oldii J u in l t i W ll*
eon of Dreaser, a community
across the Wabash R ive r from
T e rr* Haute, was held without
cbaig> for questioning.
The detective said Mrs. Wilson
admitted being present when the
shooting occurred, lie said she
apparently
knew
that Taylo r
three days aftei the shooting
sawed the body In half and dump,
ed II In k lo *sm n r*,III., a suburb
JJfhjtJ
to
life
imprisonment.
W hitt * counsel said they would
■PPM). Hcheuled to hi? tried
Wondav ln the same case ia Windol W hitt a 27-year-old brother,
Malcolm, Windol was convicted
rhuraday.
The W hitt brothers, like Turn*
a r, also i r e accused In the alay*
Inga o f the Burnside g irl and tna
Thurm an boy.
Meanwhile In T e rre H au l*, lnd „
a slender, greying barber who
told police he was too little to
e a rry the body of n big man adm illed last night the butcher
slaying of a window washer.
D etrctlva C lint Me wind said
Mi-year.obi Clarenre T a y lo r broke
down after 12 hours of question
ing and, between son*, told u
grialey tale of now he killed
cvmakera Into the belief th at pipe addicts.
Am ericana w ill not figh t a third
World W a r . . . .
The Independent said It thought
in 1040 that The Tim4a editorial
waa "a fine analysis of the
character and noli Ileal career of
Caude Pepper" and "w a s till
think so."
"*We can think of many othre
reasons . . . . why Senator Pep
per should be defeated," The In
dependent added, "hut the r a i
sons stated by you (T h * T im a s)
leas than four years ago we he
ll eve constitute sufficient cause.
Don’t you ag ree7”
ways been tha struggle qelwoen
t opportunistic politician and
a notentlal statesman. Reluct
tantly and sorrowfully, wo muat
VOTE AMERICAN!
VOTE F0RSMATHERS1!
io
President
",My’ K H|,tU ,nd J,rk
Installation of a new Ira n i*
former by the Florida Power and
L l* h t Co., permitted It. K . Kick*
to operate the varied control* of
hla m iniature city and railroad
a y it*in , which I* ipctisored hy thn
Seminole
County Chamber of
Cumm*rc*,
Spectator* crowded around tha
d lip lay which ahow* Hanford and
F lr it Street and tha A C L rail*
road, a sm all saw m ill, cranes and
loading devices in alteration, K.
J , Moughlon, J r ., enjoyed a ses
sion at tha controls, which move
and atop train s and uncouple c a n .
art, Col, If. S. Wurlate. Russell
Cole, Jack Barbsr.John Bennett,
BusmII Carr and Dr. Georg* Ed
wards.
Visitors Introduced by.Col. S. G.
Harrlman wsrei Don UeEmber,
Orlaitdoi A. G. Meant* of Meridian.
of thasa products wsra
fa* away ai home and abroad
gidfaira purpoits while the ra_ H 0 0 0 .000.000 worth art
tha praaant time datorioralini
bulging waiaheuaes and
tiring I** past IB months
■coal of IM govarnmant'a hold'
' ''
moditias hag
lat*
WUion
Crime Discloxed
Too Late To Classify
One day back In 194B when we were wandering where
our next roll of newsprint was coming from, the telephone
rang and central said Miami was calling.
n,
W tD N E S tfA T M AR-
7 J I 0 raUac b y
om
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THB RAWKORP H KH ^t.Il NANKOHO. FI,OH IP A
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Social And Personal Activities
arlia Palmar Ray—Society Editor
Talcphona 148
Varied Program Is
For Tourney
Personal 5
S jcial Calender Planned
An Interesting and varied pro
W B D n u tfO A Y
gram of social events has been
m
fb« study course on 'Soul-Win- planned for visitors and partici
nlng" w ill continue at 7:30 K M . pant* of the Men’s Invitational
in
the
Memorial
Educational Golf Tournament being , pun-me.I
Building of Die F ir s t Baptist jointly by the M ayfair Inn and the
Church.
* . 1
-Sanford-.Seminole County
Club
The evant w ill begin on M ar. 28
TH U RSD AY
A study course on “ Soul-W in and close on Apr. 2.
The opening event w ill lie «
ning" w ill coiiiinu* at 7:30 K M .
in
the
Memorial
Educational barbecue un Mar. 28 at 7:01 P.M.
Iftillding of the F i r s t ' Baptist ai the Country Club, On Wed
Church.
»y
nesday a buffet dinner w ill b
Seminole Hvbekah Lodge No. 4 1 served at 7:00 P.M. In the ball
- w i l l observe ‘‘U bllgaiian N ight" at tooin of the M ayfair to be followin'
• 8:00 K M . in the Odd Fellows H all. at U:UU P.M. Willi n "Calcutta
A ll members are urged to be pres P a rty ."
ent.
A somite (lance w ill be featured
The Past Matron’a Club w ill al t»:lll) P.M. on Thursday evening
meet w ith M rs. Joe Corley at a) the hotel ami the profe-sinnal
8:00 P.M .
M rs. Stewart Dutton It nnlr exhibition, -ch, doled fur
w ill serve a t co-hostess.
8 Iti P.M . at Ihe M uvfair Teuul*
F R ID A t
Courts w ill be u feature of FriA study course on Suul-WInntiig day evening's entertainment, A
w ill continue at 7:30 P. M. in Ihe I illnttri dance w ill lie lielu .,j, Sin
Memoital Cducathinnl Building
of .irduv • veiling at H-no P M. anil
id
lilt- K it r l lluptlst Church
mi Suintav at tldMi p ,M ine-enlnThe Townsend Club w ill meet , thin ol trophies w ill take nliice Ml
“ »t the I onrisi Center. The public I1 the Country Club
U eordikllv invited to attend.
The tmiinev is open to all umaM ONDAY
'eni im-mbei - nf club- receiving
'Ihe T ru th Seekers Class of the inviiulion ot Imtiv I i I iih Is. receiving
F iir t Methodist Church w ill meet I" r* .n*l invitations. E n trie s will
»t M cKinley H all at 3;fM) P .M. ' | hi-i ul nnott on March 21*.
Hollywood
Mis. Spencer Hostess
For Azalea Meeting
Hr HOB T H OMAS
IIOI.I.V w ool). Mur. «!■
A
Mrs. L. E . Spencer wu* hosteim Frhluv night for the monthly
meeling of the A la le a Circle nf llu
Hanlurd Garden Club belli al her
| home on Eu*t Eighteenth Street I
| The guest sp eskn toi the eveidli
Mr- Helen Wimiuis) .,f Win
lei I'urk. who spuke un inopagu
lion, care and giuwimr ul ie* and
tubenms begonia*.
Those ut I r ml in u the Hireling
s e n Mrs, l.. C. I I 1.1 per. Mrs. IV
"H ow >1)1 . o u think liie Acad- l( Ituom g-. .Mrs. .1. M. Move, M is
Inhn C lriri M is Hoy T illi- Mi*
tin y A w u r d can he n l i p i o v e d ? "
lila l.uPInu
" I Ihink it'* time I Speu -i-i, M is. Henry Mi I.m illn
the public * r .i h i In on the voting Mr* \l I llllil. Al, s Ellalee IvIt bA D vi a ll, t h e audiences are tin Hoff, .l|r*, K A. itiontoiton Mr■
n*»)i*> ' l l * Henry Hu -ell
film ) lodges uf nmtlnu pictures,
i.s i tlte industry pick the technical and Mr. nod Mrs. F a rre ll of Mali
At ths-_ conclusion of the
awatds. but leave the major selec- , 'and.
meeting delirious
refreshment (bills to the movie goer:'."
Halle lliiv l*
"Tim only Im were served to the group,
provement I could suggest would
be tu return to llw h im of having
uhhc
a dinner for movie ptople alone.
A fter a ll, we are the one* mint
Interested In the aw ards; they
shjt ild be, a t r lflly An ln d u a tjfyafJane Hu*sel) stars In Howard
H u g h r*'. sensatlonnl prodiirllon,
Ranald IlCHgan — "How cut we “ The O utlaw ," shuwiny ut the
Improve the Academy Award* T H lti Theater on Sunday uml Mon
Improve pictures."
ilav.
Howard D u ff—“ I suggest creat
The perfoiinnm-e given by Mis
ing a boa id In choose the Award Itu<*r|] In this picture wus nisdi
winner*. The industry could se lealiatic by lung immlhe of sto<L
lect the hoard from representa of the character of Rio. In order
tives of each branch of the Indus to a rru ia ti'lv m irror the conflict
try,
I see no rearon why only log emotions of a woman whose
Academy members should lie ul b ille r bailed fol u mini gives
lowid to vote imiler Ihe current wav to a fierce love, then turn*
ijit e m . It is impossible for them once again to hatred, Julie wu
to see oil the picture* and thus given a complete life storv of 'hi
V id e fa ir ly ."
charueter uml psychological In
Edmund Gwenn — "The only formation on the events in her
thing I cun say ia that I am life.
alarmed at the growing amount
A power-packed drama of the
of advertisementa taken by the big Old West, replst* with Rgpsatlonsl
itm lios In an attempt to influence Incident and explosive action. "The
tlm balloting,"
O utlaw" deal* w ith ana o f the m o s t
Liiu b cth Scott — "Hollywood colorful uml exciting era* in (hi*
Is fu ll of tentim enlal and loyal country’s history. It* chief char
peoplr wiio are apt to vote for acter* are B illy , the m o il feared
sentimental reason* rather than outlaw of hi* day. and Hln, reekfor real m erit. The Award* might le»s, savage, who loved him with
he more accurate If film critic* all utter abandon.
over the world wore Included in
Completed three year* ago, "The
the voting. However, that would O utlaw" became the sub ket of
make the Aradeniy more imp*r*on- such an lnten*a controversy that
al. I see nothing wrong In voting, Hughes withdrew it from general
fur sentimental reason*. I do it release.
Now. fin a lly , at last,
m yself."
i
eager film fa n s w ill have an
June H aver
—“ I " think there
ihould he un award fa r the beat
musical act res* and actor. A fte r
a ll, m usical* make mint of the
p rofits,"
jj: Gena Tierney, w ith • smile
—
"The Academy Award could ba
Improved by giving me one."
Dana Andrew* — *U haven't
iven It much thought — barauis
long ago gave up hope o f aver
getting one."
I
Lu cille B a ll — "M any great per
formance* are overlooked becauie
they are given in obscure picture* I
Wo ihould get a chance to vot# on
nil picture* and perform ances,1
whether it's a western from Hepublic or an epic Yrogi tome other
.tu d io ,"
f - f *;
Mark Btaven* — " A c a d e m y
Aw ard* w ill never be completely
fa ir because the voting l* etntimental and prejudiced. Thera's no
w ay a f elim inating the human ele
ment. A n actor get* a vole hecsu ie ha needs a break or Iotas a
vote because someone doesn't like
him. Voting is oftsn on tho b a iti
o f personality) which l* contrary
to the purpose of the Academ y."
Shelley W inters - " I think tho
Jane R
II Stars
In “Outlaw” At Kitz
•
•
*
a
w
.Mis* France* t'obb him returned
Morlda Slate U niversity In
Isltnhusse* after spending the
pasi week with her parent*. Mr.
-ml Mr*. K . A . Cobb.
iu
Mis* Louise C la rk , s junior at
Georgia State College fur Women
ill M illeiigeville, I* spending the
Spiing holidaya with her parents,
Mr. Mint M r*. John C lark.
I riend* w ill regret to learn that
Hoke 3. Ouggar ha- entered the
Flo tilla .Sanitarium In Orlando for
iieatm ent ol dliunes rusialned
cceotlv In un uulonudille accident.
K tV Huger- reiono-d ve>ler•tnv to Florida Stute University
in Tallaliassre after visiting for
■evetul days with M l, and Mr--. H
<J. Tom lit on and their daughter
Mb* Mary Touchton.
Mr. umt Mr*. C. H, Higgins of
Whitman, Mass., are visiting their
lu m lp au n ts, Mr. anil Mr*. W. I*.
Field*. Mr. and Mrs. Fields uleo
lave as their guest, their sun
Olaience Field* of Miami.
"i/Pi
— Oscar, who is Hollywood's blg* gvrl target, hett*r -ta il dark” Wig agaih
-Ihe
Academy Awards a ffa ir,
whoh will be held M m urr.w night,
is Hollywood r lilnri cr(ticitrd as
»>*!' as lit must nuhlielied event
I.Veryuody has his uwn idea on
hoiv i lie ti«,*i',i i ting rhnulit hj
handled
i'u ihe A P Hnllvwood
fol'oin put this niie',linn to a uiiiilhei ot film neltortuer*:
i
Mis* M ary Touchton he* re
turned lu Florida State U niversity
in Tallaha***e after visiting her
p a irn tt, .Mr. and Mr*. H. Q. TouchIon.
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Thr Mini Mu, II.,nr
N ,* «
VVtsiern Jalin rs t
Seven m ' l o r k I'llll,
.Veres
ostomy K a y s tirrh
Pleil Piper*
l|.,ruing Devotion*
vtoo.ts ill Mlislr
iVorhl Al Nlti*
I’lill Iteect At Ttie orsmi,
to. k Aiken Plu s*
Where Allgel* Ke*r Tu Tr**C
Pin i ' i* Ps raile
A-llo y A Ulrl-Music
.hlioly Mugailiie
Three Hun*
f i n h e s i r a A 8 tar
Morning Varls ty
vi,isle H a w aii
World A t Noun
T h* Hand W agon
1400 C lu b
Popular Star
I,ntln Americana
Musical V a rie tie s
lia r Nuns Itaacb
Da r Nona ttaneb
lla n h W lllU r n i
T o d a r ’s Star
till* And Ile a d lln ta
Tour Melody Hongs
Music L o ve rs P r o g ra m
My Haqueal
lla n k W illiam *
T b s Ithythm Hour
T h * B righ t Hpot
New*
Market !t*pnrt
T w ilig h t Hongs
8 porta Para de
Vuug hn Monro* Binge
Iteport T o T h a Peopl#
Th* C harlote era
Musical V a r ie ty
Kin g (frosby
C ro sby Hhuw
V a rla tv
Hall
t r Half
Meet T h * Band
Nlaht Kdttion
Jncaninda Circle
Has Party At Center
A bridge and Canasta party wo*
held on Frid a y at 8:00 K M . by
the Ja r a rand a Circle of the Banford Garden Club In the Garden
Center on East F irs t Street. Hostesse* were M r*. W. II. Brinsbn.
M r*. C. E . Carlton and M r*. F . L
M iller.
A St P atrick's theme was car
rird out in the tallies and decora
tion*. High score for hrtdge war
awarded to M r*. W. H. Elle rh r
with Canaata prise* being won hi
M rs. John Sm ith end Alher
Starke. Scree no p rirr* wer* wo
hv M rs. M. E . Baker ami .Mrs. R
G. Hickson.
Refreshments, consisting of ne*
nut brickie, punch and la ltrd nut*
were served at the ronc)u«ion o'
the games by the hostesses, T ho attending were Mi*, and Mr*
Starke. Mr*. J . .N. Gllloh. Mr
John Courier, Mr*. S. tl. H af
man, M rs. C. M. Flow ers, M rs, F
R. Doyle, Mr», Hickson, M r*. J . P
Thurmond, Mr* Sm ith, Mr* Her
man Brown. M r*. B aker, M r*. J
E . Robbins, Mr*. M. L . C u llu r
Mr*. H. A. Montleth. Mr* l.’no)*
Knowles. Mrs, Jack R u fsell. Mr
Ellerhe, Mrs. H illy Cawtev Mr
Chnrle* M cW illiam s
Mr* Me*
A iib c I Mi s . Brinson M is r * i ’
and Mrs. Miller.
Hy V IV IA N
N ew ifeatu rr*
HHDWN
John B a r r y m o r e , Jr .,
deep b r e a t h and s h y ly
ant: ■
Ainali'iir Show To Be
Ill'll! At llitfh School
cfhlcJhy fy>U
Tho Si niiimlo 111krh Hi hool hfiiiil
took n
b lu rted
will
ii trilrnt nhow fi»r
whir it u urn m) pruo nf 125 w ill
In* nw:ntin! tn tin* w in n rr. nrm,i*«>il«
to lii'lp tlrfrnv I'xprnsrA ltm*rri*il
hv tin- I in Mel in ntti'mlinir thi* Sint**
IVwiivul tu hr hi'hl In I hi* ni'ftr
fiitu ir in Mimiii.
Any Minalfur
why ♦ut* i Im *:* •**’• " iiiilr - 1 nfin
iu*r thr iimtitlmift, li K
Hint k, hniiti »ufuUu'tiir. niiiHi iiit'Ftl
luilns
I In how w ill hr hi hi >it
th* ii milt ui mm un Apr. *1 nt 7 rflil
VW
1"lu
ini' flhuitntiR p liers w ill
ul
I • '»uf4i*tf | fit tMit-Imi fhiv I *t
"You know It’s w o n d er fu l to
b t 17, b e c au se su dd en ly y o u I.now
about e v e r y t h i n g . "
Jo hn n y , ns h r p r e f e r * to l„called, is o f c o u rs e 17 .
I,c o k in g
tliglitf y uunplilssed n f l c r milking
that stiitem en t, to- exp ln ln ed:
"It Is ■ llfflcull to 'im il yre whirl
I mean. Hut c e r lu in iv yon uudei
land.
No olliei g e b e i n t i o o loid
ihe -m n e proldem»
u In.
• th e < ’
Vnvuiii' o i-hiiur to r u i n th*
'm u r e
u I hi. ii g ir l*
nil the big ♦'til.•a '1 1krt| til It'IrphuNt* 201
h.-lslons th al ha v e to I. ■ m a d e ."
I f *if f in I hrr mfunnnllun
|
F or Jo h n n y thi* vent will e o
In. fin fii*i Muir In thr lii«lnrv
wn n* his yem o f g r e a t ileel- •if S.iiifujiF" hlkrh tHiruj} hnml n !
un*.
f 11*• 1 vl h n jnvnril WRk won Im
'i ' •
v e i l lie m'ole on ' 1•* v ■up u 4' . o l on F**h if i
mind In lieeoiiie no a c to r
Hn hupit in id i fitM illrifikin <n
-ven th ou gh Molliei
llrirrytnnro
Dll' ♦it W't 11 't'diiul lltV' i U| o*i
surneil Hint " I h e tlu-Hiie Ims m a n y
'1n**■' 1■")(h■'i Hiol -rrm iil iHvi*iuii
le a r t a c h e s ."
Ml I!• 11[ M ilk
. . It's th e yenr he p la ye d Idf i r s t role, h W e s l e i n a i m " T i i ;i ■li.nim |*g n i l ’ r ilh r i "
Rundowners"
mol llieo ,!■ ■
he could use m o re *ltn>. .......... ..
It i- ii 11?ot vi-inrn tlicit lohnnv
pud p e rh a p s even •> •rood
<.
hi tn-* m:4i1r ■ oinr >,t hl«
tr a r h e i
I Annl F l h e l t o i i e . i ■
PARTY PRETTY
F id K'KS
2.98
4.98
IF - Ihe c m io •'
1 Hunt itiilHtuim
M* th irl. ii , *| UHlIlfll rtl* piU('ll,i mm. run e,.
•I >
girl wlir n he I- I n Hit to ,■ »' Ml l> ♦ ‘ lu Mill i* hm li n h v In ilurMi'l
k career."
lu'lii vr ip * -tnnlv liotin^ "
llw
Johr riv didn't decid e to Ins eine
f io ■'lo
n ulmiiftii’Nl Einilr and
•in iietni until lie e x h a u - t e . l s h l *
’*i'eml*lrv e i p e r l n i e n l * " liv nlmo*l * h\ f
By H E T T Y C L A R K E
blo w in g up • lie hoii*e." T h e n l u l e f "A hh I run n ftinp your *lvU* if
AP Netesfealures Beauty Editor
lv he lo v e d wilii Hie Idea o f -h e lv
-*'hf K' t- ilit* >hiiiio'.
I ii\ r hn a
Some people are allergic to the i r » tlie H s r r v m o r e riHine lu fnv ot fm th iir' ami •hr‘11 want nil \tpn
bathtub. Th* rrasun Is that when of " j u s t plain .lolmiiv I n
tilin'
I lik r
who lUP
they were children they prnhabk seme other s u d i nam e
lusl to I*'inli'ii o it h pi! nil ii Iit \ , and o h )
illdnt njoy the hath. Mom more it **,» w lim Io* ei.iii * . 8 , "
1
don't ..h ,r i to |tla>hnr r a i.l w ilh
term like a lug chore to undertak-' ow n.” Hill lie tl • ' d th "
>- inv niutln »
T h r i l l oho h ir x
the bathing of her youngster. She
- vn | IS tor lent del I idle .(.(''Hill lll'f - to I m* noiio tiling wpr Irn'i dur-n’l
muttered *urh thing* as "N ow ■ — f o r one tilin g it wo uld ned 1
fiiol Mir i'll |ir i
polnl out am im| |
liave to hath* you"; or |(> uth*r»— . . m l l i . o i l n
4 oii *» i ono I i un tr ll yon w h r t h c r
" I have to bat hr Junior before I
He never pai •inoHte.l in
i
I •hr i- i« ti« h 11a111»•» "In d riit. Jirt i r 4ii
can *lt down to bridge." Nalurgll.- r l a v s
lie th ink* it '« « in is ln ke ui I In I*
. 11•ift I t n
I li! c itn U
the chlbi view up with lesriilrneni lor you n g people w h o a - p u e lo win* tin' i-.it it il vvr»*i( iioi n»< a
I inward* Hi* tiatli And u- he g rrv liie t lieiill r lo - l u l l too e u i l y , be \ n iiiiiit>.ii ot nmk♦up “
older be consldeied bulbing u chotc lure till 1V le ilh ' h.il "
" i 1 •'
I hit i'nii » f ti III* I !(i p* r* Mti ll
liim it if.
■ l a - m i a l e * n o u n n o t ' me
I hut .lolmm l" a pi ildi*
On the o lb n hand there are pai
he:
If o r 111 i» f i li al h l u * Hi li i on
rnt» who can make I,killing a |re a i
"1 d lo k fll schoid >vli.
11 •*,»|i •
It t i l l .1 ♦ !* to *i» " I »r| I n ithh-"
Ms udvenliire who lerngnir* dial s n* be lire m h i I
■ nu • 1 " 1 ■ 1
oiii . t lh« .tlffri Uin ra VMlh litis
t.ne of llie li duties us paient* I ’et you e e l bv w d li i i . o e ’
V ■
;p" u .ii hi*l
to teach tbeii youngster* clean
*,-i 1 be kid- g e l l e t ,1 l.i I ' - i u i r |f r lir l al Ion, lo
♦ xpt -l I.. I m
IP ,♦•»« -n'l
' litis SB.
* ill l, l" | h i I e I lull WN.
It iThese Mum* ulwayn luniu* liatl
1 t " l u i*i plfl>" I'Ll , T l 111*
tiove urn tirleol ihe\ In,,, t
i - 1... h it
log a fun assignment. They lui. diffetence in yoih p. i l i n d i.u.t III* (f■
•••I 111 hi I dt i O til'll hi »| 1 J
lam > little uninml map- to *li
hr i » a'»td HIMIII pul t it n
might di* couingi- you
> ,■ ■ tn. ,M to k I
' <mil age liallituh interest, wash
I a 111 i hi i 11til I on' ou nn i |
not .ei' k no Hudll'lo • mil I ., .... !
cloth* with (aces of clowns qr uni
I humph h* tlur ii'l tdiji'rt lo n k' ll f
te ach er g iv e s I tic CIO
mala. There are little things that
4\ tin ‘ lap lo lor*
rind omtli if ,
His
father
n
ie
.iii
I.............
\ tlout licit a* huBle and dolls. And
•*i t IK p t ni p i l l ” May* hr
once In his life, s lu d lrd Ibiiul. l
I when Si* or Junior emerge* from
‘ T hav* a lot of u lm * I m n ' t
| the tub Mum giv*4 them u rubdown sp e e ch e s IN hours u day Im «i* uxplH-n
I wuiildn't i i kfir>«« to kls»»
i with her own ip icy hand lotion, gll m onth s. Jo h n n y doesn't h- ju i , t a !*ii I who unkud to h r hlHM'd hill
the more to make bathing *ome- th at at th e m o m e n t, lie m - lo-‘« I woohl Ifoti' n**pi * i for hi't, If ahr
got a lot to b u m b e fore be tncklething to look forward to.
n kril oir to, I wouldn't hr n grti
Aa tha rhild grow* older *hi flhake*m-nre, unit lie d o i - u ’l wind i in nu 11 II I »4 fiiEi'il. Would I ? "
learns to wash h trte lf properly, to bv " a cbenp ear loin copy of Uml
to shampoo her own hair a ft ir
the bath, to pin cur) U aa he.it
*he can. She learn* that »he mint
bathe a* often In wlntar a* sum
mer. If a high water mark l* left
mound her neck, Mother doe*n I
call a iiriitio n to it in a scolding
tone .She say* in an amused vid.-e^
Didn't you forget n little s p o t ? '
And Hi* I* encoiiruged to li> to
/fl
do better next time.
The charm lessons cltlldion irurn
today ilrte im in * their glumoi ml
ing tomorrow.
Junior Should Have
Glamorized Baths
m ill lt*#d At-Th^CWg*
Hport* K ing Of .
Musical interlude
Dance Time
United Nations
At Horn* Whh Must*
News
Hlgn Off
I f you’re serving a crowd IF*
often easiest to us* a ladle for
vppntnht**, puddings, and same
main dlshe*. This w ay all par
Ilona of the dish w ill be the same
a lia,
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importunity to tee it In tha form
Hughe* had o riginally wanted.
Teeii Talk
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S ta r F ield
Will E n te r
j Tee Tourney
AIMING HIGHER
By Abm Movtr
State Champions And
Ball P l a y e r s To
Compete In First
L o c a l Golf Event
plon in IINU w ill roiuprte fo r top
honors.
Four golfcrx from the linsehall
ran ks, ('mil Waiter, form erly of
the Pittsburgh I'irntea; Dick Ilartel, Deli oil Tiger couch, and Mel
Ott and Cnrl Mnldiell, New Y m k
Giant roaches round out the field
of pro liniteliall men who w ill com
pete.
Hides And Krgulallm iN
Thu tournament w ill he conducted under the rules of U .S .G .A .
with surh exception, hi. are «nnounrrd by the Itules Committee.
The Tournament Committee will
heve complete rhargp of tin- rules
IntCNirulnlion:, mid the conim illeeV
declsl mm will he final.
Trophies
Frizes w ill he uwarded In the
Medalists, Winner ami Runner-lip
In all flights. Prizes w ill also he
awarded In the Winner ami Itiin
ner-llp of the Driving I'untenl.
John Ivev w ill i Nn|,| iiy the prize,
.and awards In h,. given I lie low
scorers In hit. -Jnie window.
Following Is n I n u r n a m e n I
rchediile:
Wednesday, Marrh 211
nidifying is holes. (.'hamiilnntip F l i g h t 38.
A ll other
Flig h ts HI.
.Thursday, Match :i«>
C,hur»|ilnifsliii> Flight, 1st and
2nd Hounds. A ll oilier l'*liirtiti>
1st Hound.
Frid a y , M airli Ml
Quarter Fin a ls. A ll Flights.
Saturday, A pril i
'
Sem i-finals, A ll Flig hts,
Sunday, A p ril 2
F in a l- f'linaipioushlp Mil Holes.
A ll III her Flights 18 Holes,
Thpi*day. Marrh Mil
(h ivin g Coldest.
*r r o»e * 9r
O F F TO A
ROAR/rtO
tttarp7H 0Y.
M o rtT rt/
ffo e rf
P t r p o i f HAP?AM tRtCAfi
tfA S U e B A m rta crtAMPs,
l a s t yu a r - o r o P & e
M U , orr/C tA l IF A P fR i
ArtP AAROrt
RO 0/rt*O rt WHO PACBP
Trte ARC UOAT rt/rT T R s/
The .Hrmiiioles heat the leaguelending H i.I Kox / to il vealcnlnv
III a sclirdllloil Moils C luli Junior
liasetuill lilt .
The Nosers got o ff to a fast
stm t in thn f ii s l inning l.v pound
ing pitcher Nettles for four m ils
on ns many hits. The Seminole*
perked awav til Ihe lenders, ham
mering neross four runs in the
second, one In Ihe third, and two
III Ihe rlx lh ,
Red Hoi pitcher Kngllsh put
him self Ip the IioIp w ith repented
wild pitches and wnlkN.
League nlnndlngs:
Team
W.
1,
Red Sox
t
................... 2
Ciili*
1
}
Giants
1
Nemlnoliia
l
2
i By AHH tH IlA T F.lt FHHKH
In the lliiln rv league, the Hravun
h limned tin* fhlhs IP In 7 heltlnd the
his hit pitrhlug of Melts. The
hip Itlow of the contest was n
tlnillde lilt hv Ihe llra ve s’ K rld e r
In the find slmiiH.
League stillullllgs:
Tram
W.
I,
( II h ii I h
llraves
Cuhs
I’lra lvs
MANX K it’S ( iO l.F T I T I .K
JAUKHONVILI.K, Mar. 22,
Here’s a tip light from the feed
hot - Johnny I ’alm rr w ill win the
MRU Masters Gulf T itle at Augus
ta, Gn,, next month.
Leading professionals of the
game voted the Ml-yoar-nlrl w ar
veteran from Ratlin, N. C „ lim it
likely to take the Important to ur
nament winding up the W inter c ir
cuit.
Of course, don't say you weren’t
warned that Nam Hnead Is a rh> e
second choice lust In case the V rternn from W hile Bulphur Hpilng*
W. V a., repeats his HMD Master .
victory.
High regard goes tn National
Open Champion C a ry Mlddlecoff
of Ormond Reach, F la ., ami Jim m y
Demaret of O ial. C a lif,
Roma
voire also went tn 27-yaar-otd
Jack B u rk * of White Plains. N . Y .,
and the Argentinian champion Roharto Do V le tn io of Buanoa A lraa,
although thay w ill b* playlng fo r
the firs t tlm a In Auguata.
Four s llth glade duufoid glum
Hint m'hool Iciim s nnnpleleil a
roiiml-iohln l.n iriitiliie iil veslenlnv
with Roam Seven w iilking HWIIV
with the league crown.
Room Seven finished llielr cullIcmI* with n I lo II win-loss leeonl.
CH|dnlns of I lie winning sound
were Kdwln Madden and Nancy
White.
In n tllie i. wuv tie for eeeond
place, Room Klphl won the up
slicks playoff*. Captains for that
lentil were Krnle M orris and Jean
G atlin.
Principal B . C. Nteele, In rrleasItig the inurni’v to tu l,, said, "Kach
team was eomponed of six hoys
and four g ills . J think till., is the
Grid ntlflinpt of Its kind In Gils
a re a "
Room Hvven players were: Jim
mie lllylh e. H illy Hi ewer, Jam es
Harden, W esley
Ores, Ronahl
Hiirand, Glynn Julies, Howard
Lloyd, Kdwln Madden, Oren Ogfeshv .l.a rt'i PaVIon, Rohert ftumuel,
R lllv Sm II1:, Rolihv Thompson.
Kenneth Wilkin*., Dixie IV ard ,
Myrna Kuhanks, Connie Gnmlile.
Nina Jaeohson, M iurre Johnson.
Virginia Lau g lo lti, llarhara Lee,
Hetty Ami P etty, H arriett Red
ding, lletlina Km lth, Nancy W hite,
t.'arolvn W ilkes, Kllxaheth Wood
ru ff ami Joint Weiniiinn.
LO TH A P O IN TS
(IA IN K H V II.L K .
T w e n ty , four
teams scored a total of If.lM
1 'ilntn In the Florida High Hchooi
Clans A , H, and C llsskethail
Toiirm iinrnt held nt tin. Unlvar.'Itv of Flat Ida fervid ly.
P F .A K AGF.H
A T U R N 8, O. — (/Pi — A prolessor nt Ohio U niversity, after
n survey, tmn emu piled figures
ill* ! d u ll',d r that hockey players
roaili tlodr rnm petlllvo peak soon
er than athlete i engaged In mast
other spurtn. Hockey tdnyers are
al llie lr peak In the 2I-2R year
»!Pan, ha says, foolhall p la v ris at
2R, fighter,i from 20 lo MO and
baseball players at 28.
Je u
M ortenien, new Arm:
track coach, w as national A A t
decathlon champion In 1031.
High School Nine
Get Ball Diamond
In Playing Shape
Rollins college w ill cease all
football activities after this yr.
Announced
school
president
Wagner. "The sport w ill not
he rcfim ied for ten years, if
resumed at a ll,” he said. Tho
President spoke before a gath
ering of football players. "R o l
lins.” I ’re xv Wagnei said, "lost
(67,000 last year by maintaining
a gridiron schedule," A ll men
who are now attending the
college on foolhall scholarships
w ill he allowed to complete their
course of study, the President
concluded.
During Ihe lilu l heats of Mu■ n i x i u i r r a six t h ik ,a
m u st
it At: ei— r a i a r t i r
22tl-ynrd rm-e ul the cnMurn col
lli.lliMH Allen. It's H a y Gail),, g u n lege swlm illing chnmpionshipj, lit
J.il. HI.
I .hi r y K , I M i n t y
In.i,
Minn I’li a a l n , Mr H h o rlsto ii, P l a i n Annnpnll'- lust week, I In rt mou I It's
lleil.
Hill MeAmlrew broke I lie nnvy
m . i . i i s i i h a c k — e-Hiurii*
KI hIi , r i m r l n y Mnt.li. Kr.ia I'M In. pn.il record with it time of 2:18.5
Er. h|>| re, y,u.
L.w, II,.Ulna N a l a e , . . . In the next heat, Jn rk Hliini
, pr r l i i l u l v I 'm II. Hlr Iks.
of Yuli: mode It in 2:12.2. . . .
T l l l l l t l II At > ; —S I lit ha Sills
lliin il
.Inch in. i:»ii<|iii)il, U tslla On Ills wav Piack In the dressing
Ma rin. Ml** Humlny. S l u r y 's I'nt, room, M i'Andiew Hlnjiped ut the
g u n n n T o w n . I lu n iiy 's M a s t e r , Hinon. press table lo plead: "Please get
r i l t l l l T I I HA C K —-l i a i k s Mile
it in Ihe paper that I broke the
I t . d a I.tin. h w nntln llu y , No Hn*
Inctlon*.
Popi.o, T t l a a n r
P l n a s r , pool ri'coid. H's Ihe f iis l reeor.l I
Jn .im l Jo l i n . Nnllls I I , F ilial Kill, ever broke - and I held II for three
lio n
minutes.”
n m i h a i k —n / t a i k * w ile
P n l r l r k l.lfr, Hiin.ly Hulniii. (Inl.lHarvard h planning lo leave the
nr, Htimmln, H u e s r 19fr 1. I ' i s l r n f lir t,
r t i i i a A t.iia. C u r l U y o lr, T w o n H.islon Gulden (where It drew 831*
T u n e s Al.
fans recently) and return to Its
a i i T i l i i Ai r ; —n / i e i k s Mil*
Slurv Tnrc*a. Olyiilan Clilef, Y«r- home luiskelhull court next xoaIiv. Mtulitmrn Jin k . Ilu rsl Iton-.y. .inn. . . . . . Clinch Norman Hliensnl
c io .il, Cnronls, lilack Whlrtey.
likes to' gTnli whut "homo Hoor"
aUVMNTH HACK—0/iata* Mile
And be
Koraat
Ablate, D enn y Dimwit, n.lwining.- lie ,-nn get,
llrnioilslmt. l)*rar D„ C a t c h P*nny, sides, the H arvard Imskcthflllers
IPs Montana, K1s*liy Pitot. Johnny found Mii-v were conipntlng with
(r fla e k .
the more-popular H arvard Po-kev
HKIIITII HACK— a / ia t k a Mila
D a k n k s r l (mvnr. Mllitrert'e Cholr.e, teatp, . , , Johnny M ire alum*)
( la lls ,il
Mar,
111
Unity.
Kurn Tom m y, D m
Hnlp's llswurfl,
V B R O B E A C H . Mar. 22. - UP)
— Mai M allette, R ranth Rickey's
"sleeper" draft choice, m sv not
he long w ith the Brooklyn Dodg
ers.
Rickey acknowledged concern to
day over the rookie uouthpaw
pitcher from Rnrramento and said,
!'l don't aee how we can carry
him If he doesn't improve.”
Mallette was picked up for the
(10,000 d raft prlre last F a ll and
Ht thn time was regarded as a
real bargain. However, the le ft
hander has had a ronitant lore
arm anil X -ravs disclose calcium
deposits In the shoulder,
Rickey Indicated he might let
the pitcher go for the ( 10,000
w aiver prlre.
22
The mtatlng w ill be the second
S T . P E T E R S B U R G , Mar. 22. clash between Robinson nrul Cost
t/Pl — Boh Porterfield, the New ner. In 11(46, thr; champion k ii"rkYork YnnkceV hard luck tight- n l out Costner In Chicago. Kirt.-e
hander, enn't seem to gt-l awnv then, however, Costner has reaeli-d
from the in ju ry Jinx.
n high place among the 117 noiiml-The 25-ycni -olil promising nlteh era. He has won I I of hi* 13
er .out repeatedly last year with fights, eight l.v k n o c k o u t iiu h
a recurring rum ailm ent, now turns tran sferrin g his linn- »f opera
up with ii sine leg. He milled
tions from Cincinnati to C linden, §
muscle in practice ttinl docs say N. J „ a year agn.
w ill keep him sidelined a week.
Robin'-on. beaten only hv mid
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dleweight (hump Jake l.nM att* In
F R E S N O , C a lif., M ar. 22. - >,Vt more than inn fights, rules tb- 5
— Fred Fitzsim m ons, Leo Duro- lo 13 favorite. Sugar Rav holds
chetlx lieutenant, I n i woirfc-d four dei-Uilons over I. mMuMii ami
about the New York Giants pitch gladly would give up his w elter
ing sta ff, whirh has given lip eight weight diadem for n slnd at the
|r,0-pound rrown.
home runs In two games.
Rehlnson's chances of heating
"There Isn't n sore pitching arm
on the club ," ihe rotund coach Costner tonight prehalilv ur>* hot
mid. " Ilu l there Is plenty of stiff- ter than they would hr In a I It la
ness. Il alw ays happens Ihnt wnv fight. T h ey'll both enter the ring a
ut tfdi pound) or more.
m
Ilih. time of year.
"Hut p lle lirrs w ill strike llie lr
form all at once. Walt and see."
.
invented u new golf gamp Irvin e
•o stiengthen I i I h weak shoulder
during Ihe W inter. He'd c a rry n
haxehnll on the golf rourxe and,
after hitting each stroke, he'd
throw the hnll us fa r as he could
down tho fa irw a y. . . . Only trouhle w ith getting good scores: He
couldn't putt a baseball............... la k e
I.aM otta w ill he facing his worst
ilnx when ho fights Chuck Hunter
In Cleveland next week. Ja k e hafought there three times end Imt
ell three.
us a r e d l t g flieiunn.
S A IIA N D T A , Mur. 88.
1,7>l
Chuck Nltddn, 21-year-old bonus
left-hander who Is helm; figured
on hv Hoiitiiu’s Red Sox In tlm
coming American League pennant
Imttle, hnu a sure arm.
The youngster wlm won 11 and
lost six last year when he whs
handled carefully by Manage, Jn r
M cCarthy, rtineloscl the sole flip
per him self after he hail been left
at home when the Sox played In
Lakeland Yesterday.
O A K L A N D . C u lif . Mm
i/Pt
once again pc'd; Merry
Scala is loading the I'hh io - White
Sox hustle pernd"
For the third slru lg hi year. Ihe
fleet milftelder I* liv in g to be
come a initjoi leaguer, lie may
make II. for now lie't thinking
along Ihe rigid liner.
Lust year Scala vanished when
notified lie had I...... . .,|»l|en«d to
Bacriiniriitn. F im illv lie wu found
at bin home in Miivmilie, N J .
T A M P A , M a r .'88. — t/Pl — If La te r, after a good sea-on at
the Cincinnati lied* are making Indianapolis, hr went home ueiiln,
any progress In llie lr search for missing Ihe Am eiicen Assoelnan experienced relief pitcher. It's Hon ptnyoff? mid the little World
Series.
n deep, dark secret.
*7 lost m v head," he confesses,
President Wotten G iles returned
here yeatenlnv from ii trip In New "B tlt I'm ,not. going to do It am iln.
Orleans hut said he still hadn't I linpai•wow Pm leMlv to lie a
found anyone nvnllable to he uaednmjor leaguer."
c'hsrlny,
HrrlrnmsasNINTH H A C K — a / t a tk * Mile
K (!, ttlonde, Jim ’s Mill. Ksi.-lilrille, U'liit ttiilt. Pa t IMe ltlim*,
W h lle y IlnnmiO, flllla Oliver, lla np y
" ‘" t k NTH HA C K — 8 / ie ik . Mile
McCRORY’S
Htotin Map. Tlm td T e r r y . Kla etfoot Pstn. Ileal KU *h. Hnlp's (books,
lo u i . l n a Jim. Itolllng Duck. Hubs
llarbor.
K IN G WH8S LTtOWN
N E W Y O R K . M kr. 22.
m
George King, of M o riis-IInrvev
(W .V a .), won the lUfin eolteglntn
intli v I i I iimI hniikethall scoring rare
with n record t».*>7 points, Imt he
failed tn overtake Nate HaLong,
of R iver F a lls (W ls .i In their
career scoring .-druggie.
King took the Illfdl Indlvldunl
crown of KM) morn points thnn DeLong's Hill, a final xvnson com
pilation hv the Associated Press
showed today, DeLong b e c a m e
collegiate career champion with
2.RD2 points to K ing’s 2.587,
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P H IL A D E L P H IA , M ar. 22. —
bP) — The thrice postponed fight
between IWo o f the s h a r p e s t
punchers
In the welterweight
rank* taken place tonight in Con
vention Halt when ehurnninu R ay
(B u g art Robinson trades blows
w ith George (S u g a ri Costner.
th e prospect of *eelng the I wo
famous Sugars battle over the ten- f
round route in n nun-title bout Is
expected to draw nu>re tlinn IT,JUKI
and a gate of around (7(1,(in'),
Robinson'., rrown w ill not be at
stake, hut the fight is expeeted
lo determine whether Costner w ill
have a crack nt the title in u New
Yo rk out-donr bout thl* summer
for the Damon Runron Cancer
Fund.
*'j
The /iurht o riginally was sched
uled fo r Dec. 5. F o r nno reason or «
the o th e r;It firs t was postponed *
until Dec. 12 am) again until Fet).
fly Associated Presa
The Ncmln.de Celery Feds spent
the m ajority o f yesterday a fte r
noon fixin g the Infield of their
linsehall diamond.
"Aside from
the fact that you might get snake
bit, or gophar-grabbed In the out
fie ld ," Coach Goote K ettles said,
"you might say that the playing
surface Is in excellent shape."
Coach K ettles added that this
field was ICO per rent better than
the diamond his -buyers used in
previous years. The Coach was
referrin g to the old field located
behind the school.
The team hent their becks In
planting grass and sprlnkLng w at
er over the infield.
Coach K 'lttles said he still dnr»
not know what he Is going to d->
w ith his five f ir s t basemen. "Am i
our catchers could use n little
sharpening up," he commented.
Ed Le vy, pilot of the Hanford
G iants, was on hand lo watch th"
high schoolers run through five
innings of Intrn-squud play.
W Iill i Hanover, a trotter which
sold f r r (42,000 as u year I lug. Is
due I*- start hi* first rare (hi:
Jiim inci as n four year old, lbwent lu ll." In HUM Imt MPliiiienll'.'
lias recovered . . . Ilrnkter K iuaril,
now line cioicli at M^slssippi,
lias been tal.he,I >m the greatest
nil-tim e n th lrtr nt Ole MUr In u
poll ciiniliicled hv Ihe stiiilrnt
newspaper. . . . Lew Hurston l«
tryin g to line u p a few moie
fight., for Ray Fameclion, who Hoenot want to go right hark to
France, hut lie can't find enough
fa ir featherweights to provide op
position. . . . Gosh dnngdest holihv
followed hv anv hnsehnll plaver Is
listed In thr Pacific Coast League
blue book. Charles Ailanio. Port
land pitcher, (aptores mountain
lions and lames them for pels
Wonder hqw he treats rln h own
e rs?
u
The Rotfky. .Mountain athletic
conference*'expanded to six mem
bers w ith 'TheJ addition « f Idaho
Htate Colic'gp at Pocatello.
2 Sugars Will Meet #
In RhJily Tonight
BASEBALL
HIGH L/TES
Close Cot Sale
The Plnnaar baaahall league In
4 Member* of the Michigan Stale
baking team a ns wet to such firs t Idaho, Utah and Montana led
lUMiee as M lhert, Gabriel, Ad- C law G circuits In attendance) In
m n and Sylvester.
, \ ______ 1040 with
T
' M -*S*
WEDNESDAY MAH. 22. IMP
Rollins Football
Sanford - Orlando
Kennel Club Entries
Jr. BiiNcbnll LeagueM Sixth (jnide Squad
Continue To fiat tie WiiiH Soi l ball Title
; Spurts In Uriel
W H A T . NO V A U L T F .R R ?
G A I N E S V IL L E , -T ra c k
Couch
. f t t c y Beard I* looking over the
field of candidates fo r bln freshm in track squad at tha U niversity
- o f? F lo rid a to find a pole vaulter.
Out of a ll man tryin g nut fo r the
I, no one la entered In the
Ing event.
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Pfiirrlvlihl *r Nf*« 9filar#*
n .nnm A
Sports Roundup
7 » e t9 * 9
ta rrtt
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WITHOUT
f trtJ o k w »
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\rttrtrtirto *
AHAPF A W *
& uccee*F U L p s b u t
BY
B R ir to ir to r r t f
P g T R O /r T ja c ftm
irt rtrH irt fp ¥ 9 ,
B U T H O P **
rrt/rttr s w / u e a
iooK irt< 3 o p Trtte,
ypA R o o e t v
rrte /R
, _ ,,
APwr/cHAL B T ttrrto rrt/
ranford
A ll was com paratively quiet on
the (Slants' front yeslarda^'.
The Hanford nine ran through
light workout d rill* In the morn
ing In addition to fungo chasing
und hatting practice. Routing nick
o ff playa were designed to sharpen
the players' tim ing.
Mel Ott, ex-N*w York Giant
manager, supervised a sliding ses
sion.
M snsger Ed Le v y announced
Ihst the Sanford G iants would
meet the Lenoir Red Sox Mar. 21
at 11:80 A.M . The playing field
By H U G H F U L L K H T O N , J r ,
w ill he chosen later in the week.
Commenting on the teams' stand
N EW Y O R K , M ar. 23. — (&) —
ing. the manager said he eoqld
The Red Hnx m ay not think
use another fielder and a pitcher
young W illard Nison is good
nr two.
enough for a regular |oh on their
___ _ Mj , ____
In the only games scheduled al pitching s ta ff this year, hut they
the airfield , the Jackso nville T a rs w ill never convince the fo lks In
trimmed the K no svllle Sninkle* Georgia and Alabama , . , N ixon’s
f, tn M. Rig blow of the contest handicap Is that tho Box hove
win, outfielder W ylie W illiam s' such, good young pltcheni as Mau
r i,■McDermott, Ciuirk Ntohh* and
triple in the fourth inning.
Flun k Quinn iiheiol o f him , , .
The box score:
Tram
It
II
V, Hid in Georgia they'll tell you he
was to., good to play high school
Jacksonville
D
H
1 bull
O llier liigli heiiools le fu ril
Knoxville
3
It
> tn idnv Lim lule tills liouie t.nvn)
llu lto ry — K n o sv llle : H a iry , Hhoiman M l, Biddings <7t. M eArtle If W iUiiid wan to p it'll: he Nlrnck
.lin^sonvilln: Liim nros. A shlll (8 ). out ton niiinv . . . In Alnbumu
Kiev remembei him ns the Auburn
Arhucho (ti>, N eff, Roetto.
piti her w ho set u aoiithcuntein
Trentnn und Knlil, who reported confereiicw strikeout tecerd of u
In Ihe headquarters last Monday, sophomore before turning pro. IPheld llie lr firs t fu ll w orkiiuU ves- hit close to 100 there, too . , .
,md last season nt Birm ingham .
terday.
A ll o ilier rluhk hrld llg lil ,h ills. Nixon won I t. lost 7, fanned 104
and, ns n sideline, hit .845, In
cluding four lilts to win one of
hi* own game.i . , . Imt nt least
nobody refuse,1 to ulny.
H o u rs
8
Tennis
N K IV Y O R K
Hodge i ’n I tv of
Lop Angeles ami F r r.| K ovule, k I
Of H am liatiiu rk, Mlrh.. gained the
seml-flimls of the national indent
tournament.
P H IL A D E L P H IA
.lark K r a
mer, Hohhy Higgs and C a ll Knrn
gained the mini t.-i-finals In the
inq uirer World piofesslonal tour
nament.
Hating
H A L L A N D A L E — Apprcntlre
Joe Culmone scored three victories,
one w ith CountC:.s Molly ((.>.20) In
th f feature, for Ml f in is In Hi
days at (iiilfstie n iu 1'nrk.
IIO T S P R IN G S , A rk. I.nngiild
Lady ((II.h O ) won the headline
purse nl Onktnwn.
B A N HHUNO. C a lif. - G avinU
Pees ((0 .1 0 ) won the feature race
• t Tanfornn.
General
N E W Y O R K - The metrnpollIan A A U hoatd of governors upheld the A A U registration com. w itte r In ruling Fred Wtlt won the
controversial
W nnam akrr
mile
frdm Don (Irhiqm nn.
Ott Works With
Sanford Nine In
Practice Session
1IP A /M f
A star-studded field of entries
« r * scheduled to tee o ff nt the
M a y fa ir Inn-.Seminole
Country
C lub
Men’s
Invitatio ns!
G olf
(tournament to lie hrld M ar, 2 H-.1 U.
announced Fran k Mehano, assist
ant manager of the Inn.
• Spencer Overton, UHR MHryland amateur champion and HMD
M aryland State champ)
Jlm m li'
B ra ss, Florida S la te high school
cham p: fie ri. Htnl|h . runner-up In
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WEDNESDAY MAR. 22. 1950
Dr. Henry McLauliti
Opton.elrlat
111 Magnolia A t *.
Phone 5 U
THE SANFORD HERALD. S. lNFORD. FLORIDA
H E L P IN G O U T
H A ST LA N S IN G . Mich. — typi
Chet AnImchiitl .tn r Michigan
hlHle hn.ketI ih II gourd in 11139 nnd
1!M0, i, nerving ns Junior varsity
««(»• coach fur the Spin tu n . while
C A LU M ET F E E D S R EST
M IA M I — 14*1 --T h e Calumet
Farm stuldc nt Hialeah feed. It.,
home* a little d ifferently.
Moat
tra in e r, piefer hay thnt I* only
about 46 per cent clover fur their
working fur nil advanced physical horse*. hut Hen amt Jlm rnv June*
• cuuniUon deurro.
— Cnlumet I m in ers—use about 7f>
per cent clover. The Cnlumet hny
nlro ir sorted so the light entrra
and little fillica nre fed lb* richest
of It.
C O N D IT IO N ’ S T H E T llIN fJ
G A I N E S V IL L E , — Conch
Hot.
Woodruff atnrta
each prnctic*
iluv for Ida Florida footl.nll team
with n irood round of rall.it henir*,
nnd end. the day with the iam«
routine.
A T T E N T IO N ( i l l t l .s ’
G A I N E S V IL L E ~ Ward
Wagner. Univeraltv of Florida tennia.
player, loat at* pound. In h i.
mulch nt Stetson U niversity this
year.
IRUSHLISS AUTO INAMli
S e e tu tu 2 *Jc4 -T V q to
e ~ 6 U *i
A im
N o M o m - N o M o tk in g
D rloa D u t l - P r * * in o n H o u r
Y m, mind* Qulrk-Wip* canulM Alkyd
whlth InrrMMi duribllity tad (lot*
mention. On* coat—that tfkft w y Ut
il* lima and effort to apply—dot* tht
•holt job I Will not chip, rrtch, paal of
fid*.
M C lO iV aiE I VINIIM
Llfk-WiM 0>v«l a dura Ml
<MI
»«lh a bwiutifkrf iegh
Hid##
out cohort
in Ini wacid w p o iiiM
Legal Notice
SUTICH "ft* APPKAH
TO: BA IIIIA It A W. lll.A C K , whoaa
addrraa la unknow n.
You a r* hereby nulltlwd that a
■ Ull ha* b«*n . n t e r r d In lha I'lrcull
Court of tha Ninth Judicial Circuit
In nnd for Hanitnol* Cou nty. Florl?.“ :.*0. t-*h,incer/ i undar th* m l * of
W II.I JA M U. Ii L a c K, Plaint Iff, v«.
IIAItUAItA W. IILACK, Dali-mlmit.
and lh al Ih* r . lla f soiiaht In an
nlianlul* d.cra a o f Divorce, nnd you
a r * r*t|ii**tnd lo Ilia your tvrlttrn
dafena** iinrannally nr liy ntlornay
nl Ilia o If lea o f lha C la rk of Uio
■ aid Cnurt nt Ih* Court llo u.a in
Hanford. Florida on in* l" tli .lay i.f
April, A. D , i n n , and that In 0»fwaiIt thereof, a Deere* pro 1’i. n l r .
an will ha entered and Ihe cue. |.r..
ceed *« |>arle
WITNKMM my hand and offlil.il
aeal nt Hnnlord. Hamlnola C ou nly,
r io rld n on thla (he J l . t day of
March. A. D , m u .
BKAU
O. P. Ilerndno
Clark
of
lha
Circuit I ' . i ii r t
Memllnd. i '.. uii
ly ,
F lo r id a
I t n r H I t n l.D K n AMHIHMATKM
A llo rn av a for Pla ln llff,
Hanford. Florida
ONI C *N MINTS A V ItA O l CAR
On* can of Qidik-Wie# (only 13.95 in*
eluding tpplicfiot) dn*f ih* work on
tht averit* tat. Juir dip iht applicant*
into tht can and win* u**r ih* tuifata
with loop, light utokfi. Urltc in a frw
Houri in ■»mouth, tv»n turtle*. Can 4#
jp ru tJ if 4miked *» 4i uiU. Can ba
pnllthfd ahtr 50 daya
A IP I 1 0 1IADV.IN VAIUI
f l u i d AV»r*'* fircfmiOooMtk#
W fm of iyn * m a i n a big rM-
Y n p am icaioa « iih tviav com
Tht Qukk-Wipf applicator
It and* oftoli.fllmytiktur,
tptcially dtilgntd to ka*p
your handt lift of paint.
Itftftf* v.hffi you I m k Pay*
/©»
menv 1im*uJ
MANY OfM It u m
Ou k V-W'D* it on ujigl tyjifll
Hit booli, loduitrlol roocNn*!,
form imfdt*wfnt* and lorm
mof*vn#ry, #tc U$« H on any
luffgrA wh«r* a durcvbl*. gtoMy
YOUR CN O I6I
finith n wanlcd Doient #1
u m of o*mil t h t bom*
or s colon
dWcti
« ssa -fe sM QuHch'Win# I
N tptana Ofaan
Ofaalla dray
Daap Rad
Hagai I h *
Wiaa Mu m
Qlata Rlaab
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AMAtIMO
bonody ---
SAY
M IJ O «
I
P A l N I
APPTIAH
cull Court of Hamlnola Counly, In
BUY QUICK-WIPI FROM THISI NAURS t
1
TO
l i l t ' l l AIID ADKINH. W ho.a
llaalilance and A ddra .a 1. I n
known
You
. . . j a re Ihereby
i . , . . . . ■required In ap
pear on April
I?th. lino.
li
............
In n ii-rla in divorce
re iiroretdlni
iiroreedlna In the Clr-
roa ruaniTuar.
aooowoaa. itc .
D O N
NOTICN
TOi
ri A i
M O D
( M
l
Buy QUICK W IPE From Thin Ocular
#TANLEY-R0GERS HARDWARE CO.
214 Smifi.nl Avc<.
Sunl'or<I, Flu.
C h a n c e r y , m. a h h r o v l a l c d I Ilia u f
w h i c h eald i a u . e U M nN NIC All
KINH.
I’ln ln llff ,
Va.
It H 'l f A lll>
ADKINH. D e f e n d a n t .
WITNKHH my hand and o f t ld.it
■ eiit al Hanford. Florida, title IHli
day of March, IJJn.
O P Iferndiill
( ' I . r k. C l i . o h
C o u r t . Heniliiule
C o u o I y. Flu
HI-IAI.
I.....Ki l l HlPlodlnm,
All n r tic v oi I .aw,
Hitoford. Flmlilii
PAfJE SEVEN
Better Cough Relief
Lcgral Notice
When n«w iltugi nr old fail to c o p
yuui fold don't delay. Safe, depend
able Creomiildon poer ipncVIy In Ihe
i f at of the Itnublc in felievo acid*
hrunchilie oi th en vnldt ('icninuHinn
ba* Mood the teM o l more than ,'d
year* and million* o f iiw ii It eunlain*
•afe, proven ingrfdirnU. nu nait'otie*
and iv line for iliddirn. A v i vmu
ilm y ( n l (or I'iconiiilvion and lake it
piom pllv a u o id in a lo du cclio nv
NOTH'*!
Nolle* la harahy nival, lh a l I am
anaanart In h t ia ln r .. In Han(ur<t,
Hamhiotr I'-'unly, F lo r id , unitar the
flclttlouK mi in a "Kamlmda Meal A
Provision* " nml lh.it 1 Inland to
rrnla le r a .td luiiua pur.min t
In
lha larina of th* "Klrlltlmia Nairn
Minima" i n - w i n fau na Florida Hinl u lr a t t t l w ith III. d a r k of Ilia
Circuit Court o f Mrmlnola I'rn inty. F lorida
William T Whitehead
Owner.
lU K i- C
L K A M r N li
TUB
Tin* T i l l . N k l N I i F K I .I .O W
tid e s l lie
“
S H A M P O O — M I .T I I O O
r n o N io
O r lio u lo
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1 .a o n d r y
1 lin in ' S e n leq
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p iith
M l . rt
IT .
C R E O M U L S IO N
ftiltfVH C oughi * t h s it Cnldl * 6 revneKiti*
FOLK S W illi KNOW SAY
Our Sandwiches
Are the heel between New
York olid Key Went, iucludliiu
Smith Aim-rlcn -
ANNETTK’S
Orlando llR w y nl F frn rh A t *.
ATHLITI'S ROOT
IN AN.b.1 -
IN A ll. -
IN I K . f
‘imfj.roisi.fs’- c
A
fr ie n d ly
to
tr a v e le r s ...
ffii ^ ctorV-oS
t k a fer riret AM tad llrhtag.
*a «ay part *f Ike M | .
Raid In n a n fa rd by t.a a e y , llu a m Hlal A ta d e re n n , Tnurklua d ra n
elneeei u r y o u r h u m .in n a drua*
fe e l.
h o s t
CERTIPIKD
COLD STOItACti
fur
Furs —WoolenH
f) raped—Rukh
In mir ,1S-deg f t *
trm p rrn tu r*
I't H E. STOHM .
llE lt f ll.A H l'K O O F V A U L T
Our rulea nre Ihe naiu* ae
alr-ronditlonrd nluriiKe o f
fered hy olhrrn.
Orlando
Steam Laundry
III W r iin m td
I'h. lt-3411
Pick lip A d rllte it »l
Nu 1-ftlrn I'h iirg r
■fr/ i^cii tt
ft afit
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1IMUH A H H O I lh
S A M O HO r o t A ( t il.A
O# IMI COCA ' f l *
COMPANY »Y
H O l T l . I N t l C tH H t'A .A n
C |9«o IK# ' v f va r (''"P'ltv
i l l <he|
D7.AKK IKK
Hp k I
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dtrevt.
Fur Itvsnlls
T h e f.dlNMlHu r a l e e a p a l y to
^ J l W a a l I f . pnbllehed la T h e
R a a f n r d M*r al*i
letw llee
laeerttn n
• 11m .e Ha per line la a a rlln a
gg l l m r e M p*r line In e e tllu a
>• p e r lin e fo r Y early I'u a fra e f
F le e w a rfe In Ih r lla*.
O aahl* r a ta fur b lack fa r* papa.
PHONE 118
W aal Ada w ill b* aereptrd
• t* r lb* Iflepbnne na mem•raadam ebara* If yoar i a a *
Ja Haled la l l r talrphua* b«*h.
N n ta ra far tbl* arraaiaiadanaa lb* a d r*rll**r la e*p«rl*d
t* gay promptly, la a rd ff to*
a# la r*ad*r fa* h**t pna.lbl*
a g fflr*. a ll W aaf Ad* m ill bd
la aar nfflm aa lb* day b*f*r*
gabMrallaa.
B m w aatlfy aa lmm*dtdlalr
tf aa array vaeart la yaar ad.
Wa aaaaal b* r*ap*a*ibl* far
gap* I baa aa* lapartt*! laaar-
THE
SANFORD
HERALD *
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M lfiN T
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MELAKA APATIIEN TS. Room*
and Store*. 116 W. Flret Btpeet.
FBone 490-W.________’
Available April let. large 3 bedw e m furnished apartment 810
Magnolia Ave. A. K. Runetter.
Phone BI2-JV._________________
TflfCHENETTE
Apartments,
completely Htmlehed. Ry month
it A
or year. Refrigerator*. Slumberland Court on Orlando Highway.
ap d il
■ cnL Apply 817 Palmetto A va.
vm:r~-3-------■— 1
room furnished
M E N T ” — A ll uUiitlea
iiDhed. Convenient. Monteta H o tel,_________________
tOOU — |5 par week,
Laurel.
llo l
Thane
)0M Apartment furnished,
ttrle Kitchen.
2nd Laurel.
ana flB-M■
__ ____
Bedroom — Hot*Water. 'P r leate Bath.
Private Entrance.
Mellonvllte Avetiue. Phone
Fur
S a le — .1
H E P \ li t S E R V IC E
G O V I M IL K
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A u iih iu g fleet in ill.
Call "i
Phone 7UI-W 3.
fi Ilf H IM l i n u n r - F u r n l i i i i - d . E x * 1111 K ill Hill ic y , I'lieui- t*IM .1
celh-lil iiindllioTl I'hnile Ul.l.'l-W M E R C H A N D IS E Kxelmiige
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In ill ll ln<t.l
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wulkinu d l.liu ice of down town,
NI-'W
F I.IM IR S e u rln m l tu perprice Ifi.MMI. It'iiu s tu lie in rf— AHTlCLKM W A N I K l i—di
feelinr Old fliiitrh iiim lf
likf
ronifod. W. it. WilliHiiiN, Henllieu Finish in g , i leiitiiug -A u n i
lo r. MO M. P in k. I'il-inw 1120.
w k H t i V , T e l l * t r a d e um -.i
Ini* I’.tilid ile imwer pluut, 22
furniture. WllHun-Mnlrr K u in l
II HKDHOOM hoime
2 1/2 aer*-*
Vein* m perl-nee in Semlnate
tnn. f ■„ 311^ E . let, I’linrn- 068.
tilled innd nml 0 1 2 nerna other
C n iiiilv, It 81 Gleiemii. Lake
lund with luiMi. For utllck rnlo
Marv
laWlOim.
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C U R T A IN S
and
l.nce
Tnble
tlmi f 'le d lt AaxfH'latlun, Mnlnrh
l 'Ii it In*, wnidinl, -iluii lu il mill
HuiMina.
T H d H O U C H H H E II cocker epanlel.
Inuinl.
MU Mellimi die Ave
2 ninntliH old. I'lio iir 1126.
I'limie H70
F R IG ID A IK E
Arllrlca For Hak —8 r - T I I F I J ' Vv a n
Salr« slid S rrv lc r
Fuelurv trained qualified Hfi
HOT L U N C H E S nerved every day
vii-e Melt.
11:30 lo 2 — with Home Made YO U N G mull for outside snleiimnn
H IL L H A IID W A H E CO,
w illi tnc«l ronrern. Knnwledfie
roll* and enrn M uffin*. Homer’*
Phone HI
uf typing required; good beek- Irtl E. F irst
d r ill. 321 Earn le t Btreat.
grumid In Kngliidi.
E sre ile n l C A L L 617 fur B attery, Generator
S IN G E R M A C IIIN E K . new A ueed
upportunitv to Hcqiilre vnlimlde
ami S lu rte r le rv lre ,
Swain's
Term *. 821 E . I*t 8 t.. P h.1824.
knowledge. Pleseonl work. W rllo
R sttery Service, Mil W. Flr«t
E 8 H E L M A N 8 Red Ro*e Feed.
nge nnd quellflcntion* to Ho* Q,
Nt
Tourhton A Wnl*nn, 1201 Celery
c'n Hernld.
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h E lt iiS E N E - F II K .L Oil fur home*.
Avn. Phone 1IRK-J.
YO U N G experienced runnier mini
Call Alvin Odlinin, Slm-luir Re
F R IE D Hhruop Dinner, Served
for meet market. Apply J . E.
fining Co. Phone 016d.
"The Rest Shrimp on E a rth "
Denton. A A P Ten Company.
every night gt Homer's G rill, W H IT E housekeeper for fam ily of O RLAN D O M nrnillg Sentinel. O r
lando Evening S ta r. C all Ralph
824 E ast let. Street.
four.
Good rnilurv nnd home
Hay. 11 Oft-J.
HOOD A N D B A D
for someone fond of children
Reg
144.80 ft-pc. White
H LiN D H made to
und cooking. W rite Hn« J , r/o V E N E T IA N
older. Sendnnle Venetian Blind
enamel drop leaf Dinette,
HeraliL
_______
Co.
820
W
. 3rd St.
Phune
now ....
..... .
I8B.RM O F F IC E g irls experienced In w ork
Reg. 114.06 O c c a s i o n a l
1162
W.
ing with figure* for Htallstlral
Chals, now
| O.FtH
pptv Mr. T iir k c l, Flor- Drag line, Iniild nier, dump I ruck,
w ork; A PI
Reg. IftO.Pft Kitchen Cab
muck, fill d irt, shrill and clay
IGjxJK^ahtol
on*. Inc.. * lr
inet*. now
148.00
hy loud ur Job. Contact 11. It.
Reg. |MU>ft T ilt buck C h air
W O R K W A N T IS D — <f
Cub"ted, contractor, 100 K , New
and OtloMiun, now
I4B.8H
York Ave., DeLand. Phone 460
Reg. 8120 Uft 2-pc. Livin g
A L L T Y P E S of bulldoter work,
or 2M6-W.
Room Suite, now
.... 88800
reaxmabU rates. Free eatimat- LA W N ,M O W ER S Sharpened, b i
Keg, 8120.06 2-pc. Sufa Bed
ee. David R . C arpenter, Phone
cycle* repaired, l-ock A Ke
Suite, no w
....
808.00
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work. Prompt Service, 11.
Reg. 870 06 Sofa Red. now $68.00 SAVE MONEY on fine watch and
Shuman, 3lfl K . 4th Kt.
Reg. $100.06 l-jic. Colonial
clock repairing. Feltowe Home
R E C J1 S T K R ED
Maple Red, now
$78.00
Shop. 1700 Sanford Ave.
S E R V IC E D E A L E R
Rej!g. >170.06 4-pc R llver Oak
Oonitructlon
and
rrm
ent
work.
EO R IIO T II Clinton, llrlgga nnd
Bedroom Suite, now
$08.00
W mk gust solrvd.
Fn-d John
HlinHuu Engiiiea. Trained MeS P E C IA L ! 7-IR-. Sofa Hud
son,
(HU
Peril
ii
A
ve.,
Sunford,
chunlc* and all fa rilltie * fur re
Suite, rmw
170.00
F la .
pair* from minor adliiHlniPMlu
Deed Bed, Spring and Matto complete overhaul, A ll nutke*
trea*
$19.88 C A R P E N T E R n eed* w o r k . 1 B i t
engine* repaired. He*
M A T H ER O F SA N FO RD
Av^nnr.
S T IN K M A C H IN E And
208-Of E. |* ( St
__ Phone 127
11— IIUN lnewt O p p o r t a n lllM
S U P P L Y CO M PAN Y
C ^ IB and Inn rrsp rln g Mattreu*,
207 VV. Scennd Street, Hun ford
■lightly tisril.
>12.00. . 1400 F I L L I N G S T A T IO N and Grocery
Phone 6 2 ____
'
Avenue.
■lock, equipment and flitu re * . P L U M B E R , experienced, Joe Hun
BABY Carriage. Good Condition.
Good location and buslnese O .K .
*er g g fr <6* | T ft?
618 Elm Avenue. Phona M l.
Livin g quartern, W ill rent build
ing.
Apply Seaboard O il Go.. 14— I.OHT A
vaUahTe/Uteet model"fligh.
r> IMHIM honie
HS-UALD
Want Ada
I t i m e 13* p e r lla*
g t i m e * I ftp p e r lin e
K mtu i e
K'diA W. T h ir.l
rd _Floor Sender1 for font,
verything to complete a flret
elaaa Job. Cell or emue Into
9ENSAE1K Glaaa A , Pain
_
home. 118-11# W. tad
apartAve. I’h.
w?
irrt^s.-
W' |Bt St~
5Hco F«a J-ut U ,
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Ptlon, to LANEY’A
j vy
Waul Mi him.
VH‘
7>', -AfA r ‘ -
r<M
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Mari. '
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1942 CHEVROLET Truck with or
without Hydraulic Dump Body.
Front wheel Drive. Good tires,
good coruHtloq. tap Strawberry
Lana, Holly Hill, Daytona. Ph.
Daytona. 2 3 4 4 1 .____ _______
IW I H E S O T A con vert I Me redon.
W . 0 . Llvingaton,. J r , 1007 rm
Pnl-matto A ve., Baalord. P h , 1847. L
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Ity W a ll l l l s i K t
MICKEY MOLSB
12— Hp«dnl BcrvkM —I t
498
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K E Y R IN G with 14 key* found
<100 block Sanford A ve., March
11th, Owner may have hv Iden
t r a c t o r ! W ^RK.
pkone l# T-J
tifyin g and paying for thl* ail.
fa r free, aatiaialea. Jaek Rm
RnsIT-r .l t O ffiiiD*a.
eell. Ary
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Your Newspaper - - From Pineland Wastes To Printing Press
Tin- ilin.-rnry " I u m il uf nrwapeint from the paper
psper iiiaklni' mill In the Hanford H erald’* printing pres*
is shown In tJit- pieluics uhnve, where, tup row, left
-linwn, fiin i, newly n.neilueled fR2,ltOiihnofl
ihe *lte and il„ Im liixtriul pnsHlhllltlca.
‘ I nm h* -Iin ly cBiini the le
It ia illiM M grniH I'aap U m l
thal
il
unilhi
Am eiiean fire enleiprire, Ihe ecu- '■nnuiiendntinn
noinh-allv feu-ihle reuli.nihm ,,f mi muke n gui.,1 liii'itlinn for uewx"illipiCeth-ul .Iliu m " uf I,v i, ,|ee- pilot niamifn. lin e , a,id Hist a
paper
im m ufai'liiring
emu'ern
ailcs ago.
When Ihe fit 1l- llr . ( lialien Hci I -Imtlld he In le ie l.-il In 11“ llnvet,V. tlavannali Ni-lunlial, hegan ex Inpini'iir. ‘Ihe avnRahle fn c llltlc i
lierinientlng w llli nlne imlp impel, Included a pleutlfiil supply uf
then- were hull, xelenlifi,. uml fin water, n wnlei f i l li n l inn plunt, a
anrial hanieiH in Inn die
1‘a iu i puwei piiinl >.iid a uunihcr .if
h*d been made from pine ..in,- ■ it-Hsei im pinvrm eill*.
I'u n e r I'la iil
about Itllii), hut it wnx dlilk in
color, i-oime nod iirootitahlr fm
At till- pninl iln
Alaliaiuji
anything Iml wruppiug and lu-iivv l'hauili.-i m| I'ummerce entered
carton , In . 11■
■tv wiih i .,j. i iimi ihe flictui e. Acting iih ii i'll I it It wnilhl lie liii(iiisx|hle In lake mil lytic ngciil, they tu,night tuthe turpentine end imam, mid c itlie i the N.'Wepiltlt t’lillltnltlee
bleach I lie paper -uf fleientlv fm of the Hniitheru New*|iHper I'uhi.ewaprint nianufaelurt'.
lir tiers' Asjncuillnn IS N I'A ) III id
Even
when hi* ex peri m ill I a tile county group In the Imp* thiii
proved aurrcNxful Mid a pile! plant llie ir two prohlents could he
at hli> Savannah lahniuloripH urn- solved jointly. When this happen
duct'd a few rtilln In lliMl. llm fin- ed, resulls nhuilly hecinnc u n
an rial harriers Inumed. Knnrrmm* dent, and Hie lung year* nf pro
capita) waa needed for Ihe Itf-nirti- motion on the part of the nnhlldous pi millet inn essential If Hnnlli- fdier* ami Ihe liilnnaive e ffo it*
Jrrn newspt nil Were In i-nuiiieln of the Tnllndrgn cltlic n * boro
In price with that munnfactiire.l fru it.
On June I'J, lt»47 the Coosa
In Canada and other Nnillu-rn
River r ’nuipanw limk over owner
■pyicc-fnreat district*.
T o * tilnnt begun to lake phy ship of their first properties. Tile
sical shape on Apr. 17. IP4B, existing fiirilltle :, were located nil
whan yinim d w« h liro k.n for the a large government-owned reser
m ill that iinw. le*s than two vation, ami the new company
year* lalo r, l» a conipleied plant. purchased outright a 1116 aero
A piirn xlm atcly
Ii.Mui
cm loads segment uf this, Inrludllig Dm
and njfIMl Irucklnaii* uf m alerlal 'and on wlil.'h Ihe existing build
and aquipiunut iveic reipilrml in ing* were. They also signed le a n *
giving tlifin 40 year use uf
of the
tho
tha complete project.
improvements, Chief Hinong these
Ordnance W ork*
The enlurpri i* In Icm w of ihe wi'te the nil,000 kw power plant
In itial Idea and Ihe .iidisiipicn- ami the H,1,000,000 gallon water
planning nrrpssary in bring It plant, hut also Inrlmled were
intn hnlng goes hack many yearn; such other things as varluua pro
and many can share the credit cess huilrts, several m iles of
f w 11 P"Nnan*nt producing en- paved highways, and railroad
. tcrprla*. In an area that might tracks.
W ith basic plana set, a site and
•l . .
otherwise havn been an ccnimmlc
J , i vacuum left In the wake of World facilities located, uml with the
micleus of an organisation, the
* War II.
next problems facing thg, new
n tha depression days of the car- company went getting thoTieceaj
IfWfl's, Realising that the sary technical know-how M de
South's forests uf fast-growing sign, build, and operate the w ant.
pine were an upnpprednted as They turned to Kim herjy-IH ark
set and believing that they could Corporation of Nconah. W lf., M
ha utilised in the making «f pn- a long-established, rld aly-lB w w n
wv. ;the Bouthprii NewspNjwr concern, which had as a pdft of
PubHsher*' Association Iwgan tu its organlsatlmi comptota and ex
■remote the Idea of Southern pa perienced u n g in w ln g , research,
woodlands and s a id sta ffs, aa well
per mills to mak* newsprint.
This formed a p artial Imck- as personnel experienced In Ant*
ground against which another, llnd of operating problems paead
and a t first quits unrelated, pro- In tlda new venture: along with
I could be solved. Thla wa*
Coohii Newsprint
M
■
I“
matter of Chllderaburg and
surrounding area, which durthe war was ths site of the
Alabama Ordnance Works,
i the dose of hostilities, hun-
uwiirded Im nlly to the Daniel
(dolllpMi'v nf tlri-envllle, .‘ .
on
eslnhlh.licd S mi lim u I’oinpany e»perlnnc.-d In Ihe Imlldiug of lextile m ills, and to the I*. II Mc( I iiiw Com puny of New I m l and
llllllfp id Engtneei lug
, don-;
by Klinberly-t 'lin k's eiiy-menriiiir
dcpn ilm iril and tiv Ihe F ilin a f.'nmiiiiuv, winch (mil loi.h llei
nrlgin.il survey fm in which tl.-s
lecuinineuihili. us had I i i -I come.
Ivey i iillt.l III, Hoe pet-IIII’. ' I am selected from the sever III cm,
corns
When c i m s t l m l i n n ! » u ru ii , l l m
u rlglfilll
"C heilid,
. -.11. .1 I...
m ...
'lie
war.
Raw D a trrln ls
R aw iitntetlul problems wur*
I lillopghl) iirveycd its
p»r t uf
Die original iilatming of I lie liraiect, w in ,!, imllcHted that llmre
would he -to iil.iitidaiice of wand Ir,
I h e Inline, 1ml, vii-hlily uf l||r m ill
l , " » v '•'■ needi. Within
60
ndh- i minis nr., some 1 mat.UOO
m ies of fore-t land, ami w lldii a
Hid oule in iliiis are JH.OPo.iaai
ft',J
file Ml mile limit alone w ill
pi * .luce uii i-stimaled 1,6101,(10(1
'" id ol pulpwood each vear, us
'• '" " I" '" 'I w ill' the mill reipilre
ol
..I
21 (>,(aai curd*.
duel Pm In I l a : p i . ne ,<l I i. o i l ,
■V> n pal l of i|r, ope, nl loo. Iln
wiis expei-ied Ho mill would In’
*
*
" in p a n v will hav,. „ r,,|
‘.! vein- In ImiMiogl
III. fn I • ii\ M u f f with a iiuiximuin o f
lUndllclloll nf llie ’dll •>. I 'I ■ H* In I h uu'ii, iml oid,- in th e
was turned nut on Dec. 26, llM 'i.i ■ '"'St e f f e c t i v e metlmds of g r o w t h ,
when tlie Pulp mill - tni l . d npei-l pritleclion and i i n i v t U m g o f llinlr
e lln g ; Iniilcal log hmv slurt-up | ,„ vn WIIIM Tin-re 'vlll ,'tm dim lly
dale* have keen surtiassed.
h" Dune ,f font "i miser v stls ti
Tin- iimuiint n( ('iiihhng nod I"'"1 lei " w o r k in g f o r th e c o m
inaclilne erection to I.. done v n pany on t i n . ( 'inje ct. T in 1 f irs t
siih-tnnllal. II included all I lie plant lo g s o f se e dlin g tr ee* wa*
building* and equipment needed oni,deled e a r ly ill liPtlt when
ntiiml lf<Ml,( IfHI I reex were art out
l|in power house unit the water mi In mis owned by the company,
plant acquired fnau the governHcrnuse of Ihe uuture of southmerit. The umiii building, 1,1 Id ■Hi wood. It Is lint stockpilnd for
hy ti:tll feet, t'oulaina Ihe mujoi bmp period* like northern variet
part of the manufacturing equip- ies. I'lans lire fur a woodpile with
inent and shop*. Another building u maximum of three weeks' sup
Includes the receiving n fflre mid ply. The first wood received v/ua
wood room, Others are the elilo purchased on Dec. I , III id. T h is
hln atnraife, reedvery building mid ■illinium Indicates a steady, ye ar
canal id lin g area. The first build- rmiiidfluw of wood to the m ill
liilf to he cnniidctcd w iis Ihe mod I'I'iscly Keated with m ill cunsuinpern red brick V-shnped nffirn (lull.
building, whlrh has been In usit
The piodiiet w ill bn dialrlhotc.1
hy the growing nilm lnl-trativv w ill beyond arena close to the
group for aotue months.
m ill. Available for trnn*portlng
.100 Ton* Daily
finished paper and pulp, as w ill
Papar w ill he produced on two as the Incoming m terlnls, are
modern, i high speed newsprint three of the areas Important rail
lines, the Southern, Central of
machines designed to turn out Geoigia and the A tlantic Coast
.'100 tone dally of high ip ia llly pro I.lne. At....... |iv highway Is on
duct. Pulping facilities Include State Highway III.
Administration
troth gromtdwuod uml chuinlcnl
The Coosa River ad m inistra
equipment. Thu former urn titled
tive group Inrludi.-n: A. G. Wakeat 260 tons daily, oil of which will man, executive vlre-pi evident and
go Into tha manufacture of paper general manager; Ralph M. W att,
a t tha mill. P a rt of the sulphate vice-president In charge nf salaa;
production w ill he used in news W W. Cross, salsa manager) W il
print and tha rerpaliulur sold fur liam K. Hortiheck resident maneuther uses. Under terms of Kim- cert unit I1. A Itn.-liehlei, compherly-CIark'a contract, thay w ill Irn iW .toh'i Ri|«hiirn Is Wood
bu« this sulphate pulp.
lands m anager; P , C. Laltde.
The procurement uml tralnliiR pi art pturlneer. M, D. , H thnkc,
of personnel for the m ill Is an nitrclmsliig a re lit; Howard A .
other of the projects In which N'uiihaiiei, office liia llk g e l; John
K im berly-Clark tm« made exten Thutner, wood storage and pre
sive use of Ita sta ff facilities. As paration siipcrlntondent; James
B f f ia r t r t h i'
vara) months of conference and o f Dee, t, HMD, permanent as Muvnlhan, groundwood auparlnKimberly-Clark peo tendent; J. D. Dailey, pulp mlU
sludle.‘. later in IM7 agreements signment*
war* made between w * Cooaa ple to tha Cooaa River Nowsprlnt superintendent; Jay Grlttandm,
Compaay totalled fill, w ith an paper m ill superintendent; Jamas
other l l having coma from Ue Simpson, service operations .su
subsidiary and affiliated com- perintamlenti Q. A, DeCoudrte,
p«*Ut,
HIP
w
and fo r the sola
of quick collapse product,
lew economic acthis, a eltlsana'
i county - k the
ify War Plant*
CiNiHti River (Al.i.l mw-inint mill, (lie fir«l of ita Mini In
tile Knlllhciiat, I lie -eeniid ill the uliliir Hnuth, uml Ihe
aernnd ill the win Id
in ill,. netVMprinl mil ,.f S.mt In-rn
eluili pine; aeenml, u night view nt lIn .iu,ii- plant; llilrd,
winlimrn i m m , mg i.ark ftnm pine h.gr mi the l.aiMng
Aside from thla trained an
perianced cadre, recruiting
been done In the Routh,
company payrolls will level
at aboM 760 people. An add
si 1100 part-time and sea
group w ill ha required to ear
woo* operations,; ".' ,, ,
drum hefnie i lie pin.- i*
fium which the paper I*
end nf the pb|u-r nnu-tiine
tin wet end nf the pupei
chopped and maxhed Into pulp
made; bottom row, firs t, the dry
into which the pulp Is fed; second
machine where the paper may he
■ttier, W. H. C llffu rd ; Assistant
.St-crelary-Triiasnier, J'. A. Rach
el,ier
Achet*un'g Plana
iu s
Iroyalty It tiling
H 'u a lla u * * r .« m
t a |a
OKI
truining office. In the agency's
eni|iloymetil service
Ju stice 1‘icttvniitn wrote tha mujo rlty dei'lainn with .lostice I'rnciu r concurring,
\ vigorous dl»M-nt canie ft mu Justice Kdgerfnn
win. dcclureil;
“ W ithinil trial hy lory, without
evidence anil without even being
nlluHed t,, , iiufrout her nccip erx
oi to Mum llicit Identity, u c ill/•-ll nl the Ullitcil States lius been
found illsluviil tn the govcrniiu-ul
of Die United Slate.* . . ,
"The ( m ajority judges) think
■Mi** Ihtiley'* Interest nod Ihe pub
lic interest conflict, I think they
coincide,
The m ajority opinion ulgngd:
"'Ih e Cons til ill inn placed Upott
(he I'rexldeiil mid the Congress,
and upon them alone, retnan*!h llltv for Ills w elfare uf t h li coun
try in llie arena of world a ffa ir* .
" It hu happen* that we are pres
ently In an adversary position tu
it government whore most success
ful recent method of contest la the
in filtratio n of a government aervice by It* sym pathisers.
County CommisHion
IC a ills s M
Ki m . P a i r II m I
eluded Mrs. Goodineed, M r. C a rr*
w ay. Mra. Roy T ill Is, V. A . Spear
Howell.
Don
Harris,
Volio Williams, 8r., and Mm.
Mildred Kasper,
Visitors Included Voile Williams,
Jr., atata committeeman; Mrs.
Msymo Hodgkin, atata committeewoman, Mrs, qrece Bradford,
Congressional commltteawomani
O, P. Herndon and Orlo R. Mathloua.
* fl
Pour candidates for tho State
Legislature were present! M. B.
Smith, H. B. Arnold, Volt* Wil
liams. Jr. and Vivian Spear, t
P. Hagan and Jack Stamper were
the two County Commlealoa can
didates there.
Air Fighter Units Arc
Sent To Northwest
WASHINGTON, Mar. tf. -R p t
—The Air Pores ordered additional
fightar unite to tha Pacific north
U S f t '& W l U t
industrial engineering auptrlaUn- atomie works and-other vital * •
deal) and O. It Boons, poyaeanot fonae rla n ts,
Hs m I
ro w
rag#
o m
consideration. He s o il that
was true nf Lie 's present *uggestlon. Hu noted that It is l.le's
responsibility t0 make such rug
gentium.
l-'oreigii Necretarv (levin -aid
In Loudon that B rita in has no Intent lor. of dealing directly with
Soviet Russia on the atom bomb,
•SucIi a dliruxsion, he declared,
should take place in the United
Nations,
" It Ii nut the Intention of this
government to muke a direct ap
proach," Uevin told the House of
immiimu*. "W e do not think It
would lie a success. We think it
would lead ua into difficulties.
We prefer to adhere tu the proper
ina-hinery which has been laid
down In the United N ations."
ugn u p by
The uuostlon was brought
shorli Raymond Biackhurn, who
loihorlte
asked:
" VVhm proposal* t id the Foreign
Secretary received from the U n it
ed Metes government In r e la t l* ’
tu Hit,mil- energy and the hydro
gen bomb project T And what a r
rangements hae he made fo r con
sultation w ith President T ru m an T "
Bevln replied he had received
m> new propotala from the U. 8.
"Tha second part o f the ques
tion therefore does not a rise ." he
said.
"U nited States proposals
for international control of atomic
chorny have been made to tho
Atomic Energy Commission of the
United Nations-"
Asked by Rlackburn f«» assur
ance that the m atter wutild be
placed befure tha U. N . In the
immediato fu ture, Bavin said:
ouh
"I cannot accept the view that
the mere solution of atomic energy
mean* absolute peace In this world.
There are conventional armament*.
There la p whole range of prob
lems that have to be dealf with
in thla connection,
■tv ,
"If a country will not .open U
doors for Inspection," Bevln said,
"what Is the use of entering Into
agresments — when you do not
know whether they are Being kept
or notT '
Secretary .Aeheeon alio hacked
up contentious from
assocletes
that the' United ftataa Is being
harmed In Ita foreign relation! by
chargee frees Baggier McCarthy
(K-Wla) of uommuntit infiltra
tion of the Btate Department.
Secretary Aeheeoe said tha
I lisilia
llv
T in t S w n tn i O
seen emerging before ll i* wound Into rolls; uml third,
the pics* mom nf tin- Sanford Herald where l-'nnniun
Allan Hall imnervinu the printing of tin- paper, nssiatnil
hy Ulmer Clelnn.l, Roger Ingram and Nathnn Vales.
Italian Strike
tin* m uniing’x scstlur.s.
Then the |iij( conference mom
u p stu irs in the U, H. enihasxy was
closed, 'I’lie ta lk * on the n * x |
augment the police force.
A fte r Ihe piaxsn wn* swcni United .Stales utoven in Kurnpe
w ill he lield liehind siiu t donrj.
clear of knotted um i'P* of work
era the government niimninrori ' .. , ic. i,iv .x p if.’ie ii to l,e -no
- i r}
ICnatlaeeS
n -m
C ss.
Uee I
Dial the ra lly hnd hern banned ! |'.c^ 0,i,1‘,|!,|,’,'tP‘'nt* of details of
a* "unauthorized."
■•*»•**"
'flu- coiileretu-es w ill Inst three
A lso In Hume, A m e iIra 's " R ig
M ix" nm l.ns-ndor* In Kurupc open diiys. Iiipliu iin t- who g u llie ie d for
tin. ta lk " saul they wmild cover
ed th e ir cold w a r conference.
D.e Ib-iMn sta ie u iate, tin- Del man
T h e show o f Red s im u g lli gnv. silm itio n , Kurnpenu R ecovery propoint to the Hidijectx up fo r di
hl< in*, and H c cri'ln ry of .Statu
russlon* which ItolmlM means 1..
w ,u-
......
-ev e , point*
curb Soviet etirrom-lune.il In the llr , , !Mlu, flll ....... ......
w ill,
went Ihrtiiitfh
iihi» uf
Communist parti,•*.
ri,e«e Included requiring HusThe ambussudor* — Am erica'* sin to stop subversive use of l< ;
representative* in the U . S. S. it , ('muimmUt parlies in o ilier counR rltn in, French, Ita ly , Die lilun i trie*.
commissioner for Germany and
------------------------ -- *
the E C A chief fur Europe—posed ( (ine third of the U . S . popcorn
for photographa at the atari of crop I* raised In luw a.
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iI
Xm
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h
VwHy
H
U rm * t
In B t M « U i — '
ik# p##c# #f tea w«rMi
m n
To Promote Ik# P ro f r m o of A n r k i .
To I'rndoca I'roaperlty for Hoof or 4.
VOLUME XXXXI
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®be ®attfar& Ifr-ralft
EaUbltehad 1908
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANPORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY MAR, 23, 1980
Air Force Bomber
Crashes In Desert
With Crew Of 14
Railroad Office S a y s
Two Pliers Alive:
Nine Bodies Are Re
ported To Be Found
i
* A B-50 Air Forte bomber with
14 penoni aboard crathed on the
flat de»nl we»l ol Gila. Bend.
Ariz., today.
The Southern Pacific Railway
office at neaiby Hyder reported
nine bndir* ha* been found and
that two of the airmen were still
aliie. The fate of other* aboard
wa* not known.
* The hip bomber—a modernized
venion of the B-29 Superlorlret*
—wai a routine training flight at
the time. Public information offi
cer* *«id it was flying at 17,000
feel and it w«* believed an engine
cautthl fire.
The 11 it in ilhpolchec tcpurtcil
till# Iteml |« about IG0 mile*
northwest of here.
A The train dispatched reported
the lur: -.hip <rallied about eight
miles from n loud mid hivc.-d (gat
ing put lie., Imd been forced to
truvcl p rn tu av to tho scene on
fool.
Major Ij'inuhl (I, Fmtter. public
Infiu iiiiitiDn officer ut L)a\ia-Moiithi*n A ir Force Rime, Tucson,
when* the plune was bused, .said
Die ciu»h npptii e nllv occurred
alH.nt H :IK A..M. <M8T>.
‘‘ From lepoitn we have, it In
f f t ' - h e t .m m ' null of fire bloke
out in tliu plune," Mujoi Foster
mild.
All oimlentifled idiot of a coni*
inerriul nil liner reported at Phoe
nix (lint lie cHtt the a ir force plane
tilis h uml explode,
lie said ho
sit tv two parachutes in the air.
R O M E, N . Y . — An A ir Force
C 1 7 irtnisporl plane crashed and
liur. l into flanies In a driving
j^nowstorm here killing one man
•♦ to, Injuring upr-iber rllg h tly.
-Three oiham escaped Injury.
The tian h occurred while the
plane w at I.iking u ff from G riffis,,
A ir Force base, ubuut four miles
north of Itoniu In central New
York.
fo l. Paul K. illirrow n, command
ing officei of the u lr liuse, laid
the plane uad Ju..t hvcomo ulrhome when d drive into the ground
j u .l hurt of the Mohuw'k lllvi-r
mid Inn tot into flumes.
# lie M i n i there writs a crew of five
uboHiil the two-i-nglni-d ship, the
nil fin e r ciiulvnlent of a commer
cial Dt'-'J piiseongsr plune.
Viadhtlity mih poor at tho time
of tho c ia sli because of the heavy
allow fall. <hums of the crash was
not determined Immediately.
Helper
Seriously Wounded
N i'jr r o C o o k ’H
® Robert Ftnnces, 39 year old
Negro cook's helpar at the Mayfa ir lu ll, was shot through the
i limit under the heart shortly after
3:00 o'clock this morning at the
servant's nuurtors In the building
west of the hotel, and a Negro
£ orter. C arl .1. Commodore, tl). Is
nine held nt Hie Police Station
pending un Investigation of the
shooting.
Commodoiu was captured and
lAtihdnod in thu vacant lot west
of tho hotel, by Patrolm an Jack
llickson. The young Negro came
h cie from New Yo rk C ltv .
An emergency operation was
performed on Robert Frances thin
morning at Fernald-Laughton Moniorinl Hospital In an effort to
aave his life.
R E N A U D OOMINO
P A LM B E A C H , M ar. 99 — OP)
— Paul Renaud. form er premie*
inea, Is ana to s r r lr # in
slm Beach tola today from Now
fo rk fo r an " o ft the record"
•peack a t the Evargladea Club
Saturday noon.
He Is expected dtaoues the E u
ropean situation.
Renaud. now a membe r o f tho
French National AsaetuUy. is v i
sitin g tho United I tat aa to kelp
raise money fag the A u e r lean
committee on
f
IN N
The Bluebird
laado H ighw ay
.Tuesday night
llguor were at
Charles Beck
the Or« Into
e of
ty S h e riff
th is morn-
teg.
ONLY T DAYS
That* are unly t , ' x a s i
In w h le h to M fte te g
13 prim ary. M it e r
fMWSI
S-H
a .'
Hi
•h n k
Red Riot Flares
In South Italy;
18 A re Injured
Manager Of F 1o r i d a
Power And Light
To R e m a i n Here
New V i o l e n c e Seen
As Aftermath Of
National S t r i k e
H. H. Coleman, Sanford man
ager of the Florida Power and
Light Co., will head a new 'North
Central Division' of the company,
McGregor Smith, president, an
nounced today,
RO M E. M sr. 3.1. — |*P) —
Italian umpired troop* xmaahed
a rom m nnUt-Ird uprixlng today
In San Sevrro.
Flfleeo police
and Ihrep r |i|ll« n » were Inturerf,
*nme h* expliwting hand gran•dan. In M iter xlreel righting.
The troop* unupled f'nmmunUl
h ea il.p ixrie r. *nd the f.'hamber
of Labor In Ihr to«n of .IK.000
tit xiiiilhpH-l Itiilv before order
was -rvlnted.
Mr. Coleman will remain at hi*
preient location to direct the ac
tivities of the new division whkh
will serve Sanford and adjoining
territory and the area including
lilusville, Melbourne and Cocoa.
The move is designed to improve
Connecticut. Alim shown ore n number of people, retired from
Audience w aiting for the " O lr ly - fllr ly " show at He Bary to be•ervice to customers in the area.
various inofesuloiis, who arc now making Plstitullm i K slo te . their
gin tact F rid a y . In the right foreground is MUe hlolnr W heeler, a
Imuii*. T lic " G irly -G Irlv " show, which Fnd sn nil mule caxl. was n
In announcing the appointment, professional accompanist, whose pie no renditions added the finishing
great M iens*. Over 37r, wan ruined to use in lirlping furnish club
Mr. Smith declared, "In establish .ouches to the show. In the fron t row are Mr. and M rs. Jon* Mor
Tim,in . ut the mansion.
te
n
*™
.
81
and
7#
years
young
respectively,
who
are
orlglm
illy
from
ing the new North Central Divi
sion, we were determined to select
a division manager who possesses
nn| unly excellent training and
experience as an engineer, but
also a broad understanding of
the
magificenl
resource* and
I II F tU V IN H. U V A K IN S O N
future possibilities of the terri
WAMIINGTON. M*. 2). — |,Tl
A new Senate Hmur 1*11*f
tory included in the new division."
Senator P ep p er
Membership Drive N o rth ern Senators Say Price
Support Program Favors South To Make Speech
Of Trade Group Is
Here On Monday
Far Ahead Of ’49
Over 150 Individuals
And F i r m s Con
tribute To C. Of C.
support compntmisr i.m into h ravv iriliiis rn l'« h v Irons Northern sena
tors who said it favor* the .South.
"I don't know why any northerner would 'ole (or it." said Senator
Young (R -N .D .).
As approved by a conference lomrailtec yesterday, the emergent y
«•' *9? K-,'1
m m m
W ‘
’ u it f r A •••
■ '{ty};1
Smathcrs Is Hit For
Aid To R i c h On
Tax l- c « i h1a t i o n
Senator Tydings Advertising Plans
Writes President Made At Meet Of
For Loyalty Files M a r k e t Dealers
More Than Ten Million Pounds
Of Onions Glut Chicago Market
sGs^to
Sit
m
means to r dan!an to badge their
.TO’l’WJQi T'-.14“
V1 ' iil riilifr .s'4-xu
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WASHINGTONT m . i . 2J—(ff>
— Leader* of four major farm or
ganization* )oined today in •(>-.
poting a House hill which would
requirr that agricultural surpluses
be used a< part of American foreiga
aid.
In a joint letter to member* of
Congreis, the leaders said th«f
support the full $3.100,000.009c
cash request ol President Truman
for the economic cooperation ad
ministration
The farm officials are: Allan
R Kline, President of the Ameri
can Farm Bureau Federation: John
H. Davis executive lecretary of
the Nxtional Council of Farmer*
Cooperatives: James G. Patton,
President of die National Farmer*
Union: and Albert S. Gou. Mas
ter of the Naltonal G range.
An LCA hill approved hy the
Imusr loreign affair* ipminittee
would grant M.mliall l und coun
tries $2.100.000.000 m cash and
$1,000,000,000 m hi i pi ii* larm
products held bv the AgncullulW
Department under price vuppot#
programs Thr bill i* scheduled
for debate m thr Mouse tomorrow.
floor for .,ix hour* of general iliaI ’ollie h eadipiiirlrr. m Sail .Se i-lixtoion.
vern, a town o I IS.OOO. w iih h rld
Damocratlc leader McCormack
I l ' n . n . o s n s »*■ •• l l l i t l l
( Mrt.toH.) told reporter* every e f
fort w ill hr made to finish debate
tomorrow.
In event thla la not
poailble, it w ill be rarrled over
to Monday w ith likelihood the
final vote on the hill w ill com*
Home Sites Sold
On Wekiva Baidu
West Of Sanford
1000 University P ro fen o ri
Vote Against Employing Reds
Agricultural C h i e f s
Say They Support
President Trum an’s
$3 Billion R e q u e s t
S A N s ' i \ T R n . lu t v . M.vi 1 1(/P ) *Rn»ling l l i r r i l in this i o i i i Ii easlcrn I i s I ih ii n t v lo il.iv .m il *1
i
least IH person.
I rs pulp e xm l
ih r r r 11 .ili.«n.* w r r r in ju ie il belore puln e re .lin e d nrrler. One
lepori ..m l h in d greiM ile, were
lo is rd into police u n k * .
I lie new . mleni e w .i. .in a lt e r
in .itli to die n iim n wide general
.llik e i i l l i i l v e .te id a y bv the
Com iniuo-I I'd Italian ( o id rd eia
lio n o| I dm i K ( , | L ) . One ilratb
and .iiu r « " I lu p in e , were i balk
The cules c o m m i t t e c today
ei| in ilem o n .lia tin ils a iio in p u n y
cleared thr- measure to the H otli*
mg ilie iln k e
farm measure would:
r
"
Senator ('Uncle l ’c |i|i* i
will
More than 1)0 name* mu of a
I . Tighten price support), fur | I n urn nftei two w eeks »*f work
s|>r*k in S .m ln iil MnmUv rughl al
potatoai,
this
year
and
drm*
tb
e
m
iT
lir
fh
-r
Mil
•<«„
.,n
t
tmek
when
potential total of M 0 members of
7 ; 4ri is*! Iik k nu ihr • orncr al
the ^eminolg County Chamber entirely after tlil» vcni iinlrui. rigid j Seustoi Ari«f»•i um lIV N .M .t oticontrols operated.
arve ii d ia l one of ii„ tirovi»iona K |f*l S ir ret anil Magnolia AVcm if.
of Commerce,‘fctve been recorded
3. Allow price supports «n I h iik uiplndad in neither the oriir A. I)
H o iirr, lm al i auqtalgn i <
*
to'date in the membership .drive, ‘.(Oll/lflO arre* of eoltnri over x uiul ll"H*.e noi Kenatp m easure*.
r
li
innian,
anim Uiur-l ilu* muining
Tire •titopul-il ectlon
w hii'li
which Manager Edward Higgins rrevlfiu1, .vlluimonl **f Ul.tMHi.nnn
Hanford'*
growth,
wdl'ch
|i h I ilward H in t, v«ung Drlanau Iici-ii proitn to-ixlis-* rapidtv -luring
wooli' lu iv,' allowed w tieal fa rin e i .
said this morning It far ahead of acre*.
3. Allow peanut y r m u r , ItMi.tmti u h " to .1 w ilile r eropto tbrougb atlu in ry ami von id Mi and Mr*. • he pn*t . c v i ' im I n-iir* in e-i»terlv
the drive nf last ytar in March,
more a cre , abovr a nretioiih «li"l (lamui-i I ,, "grean lu tgh " t»* re J I. Hurt, w ill mtimini - '*en «lni .ilol -iMitlii-ilv direct liiPto, took n
both in numbers and in amount ment of 3,1(itl,0*)(l acre- and »!••> phi, e t u ,, at re i " f ubeat Isv one
m m ),» ilie we*! loduv w-itli «n anI'rp iier. whose lalk will lo- bin id Honor inenl In- I '-on It Ha** o f
of contributions which now total ppirnit excey« priinul . In be ptuwn ■if iiiiliin wm* nut in th r hill
nil- >1 idililoupil t i a i t . ,d Inn-1
for nil or utlior imes, without iu-ii ** tin’ll t lit’ i ii ll f e I i- ll I- e IMUIIU ■asi over Siaitnn W IIH I
V4/)00.
.iltie s. under certain eotHlitionPrior lo tin . I.ilt an adili*-ss •iloni: llo Mi-klvn R iv er M l. Ha,.,
w lu p |iii| min .Iln u r ill u few hour*
Personal solicitation w ill lie
Tlu‘ nioatouic was tin nvninl ,-umi
e 1 ''li'n
The finuieito uffei-teil will lie uiailr l>v Peppei in I tv i*ilo .i .m ti. . id K> .immi-r who ow n
c m 1.11 tlio.itoiiod
n il-d laud
11 wMilauea Oa T an* |r » a r )
u m l during the later part ol the pronn.e worked out lit tin- ,-»ii
al -1:0(1 n't lin k, it w*» .iniinuui ril le lw i-r n tin- tVi-kivu mid S t. John*.
drive, he staled. I l f urged, how
' i-vi'iilnl tip- -all of lotto in hi*
liv I.. I', jiiid a u , iiim im ltee chan
ever. that member* and prospec
man in Oviedo ho the lampaign Wi-kivH -istiilivlni.iti In l l c n i v Yo Ui<, nf .li-tf-u toim .m in t v. A In . nod
tive members mail in their mem
Prank I'-sIlsoll will make the intin- in Tod aipl Ni-al S w iilm of Sno
bership and contributions in or
ilurtinn.
lord.
der to save work for the solicitors
Aoomg m tin lorul people who
Heservatinni, (or Senator anil
and avoid annoyance to themMr*. Pepper have been marie al hull- m i n ti'ixi-d lioiiu- .its- a lo n g
tlm IVrki ii d n illig the pint ,ev
se|ves. Among those who have
the M ayiair Inn. w h rir rliev will •ml mouth* m i J ni-) Hall am!
I'la
ii,
fur
Iticri'a
ted
u
n
ld
iiill
W
A
S
H
IN
G
T
O
N
.
Mar
‘
.
'.‘I.
*
i‘.
already contributed ara the (ol
The C iv il Aviation Petrol w ill
Senator T y d ln g . (D Md.i eui and ail»e ili*ln g uf vrg e ljrlile, anil rerene visitors lollowing the ad t'Ollci Inllto'lll- till:.. ,111(1.
Mr Yu kle plnn.* to i-rort " o p e -if
form h Junior Cadet Corns soon. lowing:
today u formal ri'iiuerl has lir i'ii1fn illu wen mail- ln»l night a* a d irts. Ix n a l headquarter, lor llir
the fmi-tot flshliiif r u m p , in F l o r
(iro v Shadow N uriitrias, Wight- sent to I'renlderit Trum an for lm mei-llni- of lilt- Suuford State Ma
It was decided Inst night at n
Pepper
campaign
n
in
the
Rosier
ida. nu 11idiin* n vni-hl liHtoin to nt
meeting of tho Patrol at the Muni* W illiam s Company, Sanford Tow n nltv flle» nf H tatr Ill-pariineiil e„i I,el llenli-r- An-ia-istiun at the
ripul Airport H angar, About 86 send Club, L . Tharp , Andrew Car- ployfto accused by Hnnatnr M rflar Am luii Ion
lla in ld K a*ln ci lire- Hmlding at P rcm h Avenue and tr act northi-rn v i * i t o r . t-rilining
llo- iii Uiip I w a t e r wa>>," u rco rd in g
runny Agency, Anderson N ursing thy ( It-WU, | of nris.Coiiiinuni-l -idl’d mill A I'.. W iley n-m-d n* ( ommercial Street
members were present.
Indiv iduiil rahlll
The new corns w ill consist of Home, (i. W. C la rk , O. P. Herndon, leanings.
Ni-liug eyretarv in Hip Hlneiii-i- uf
Sneaking In St. Augiutim- Utol to Ml. Ham.
of priio iiiicii l roip.tr pel inn
W ilinn Horne. Al Skinner I* in night Hcnator Pepm-r .aid llmt mill
high school bovs. 10 to 18 veer'1 T . W. I.awton, A . Edw in ShlnholT id in g to luiads the Bennie t» i
will In rrccti-il. lie ,uiil, witli cun
of age, who w ill act as observer*. -er. Dr. G . B . Salm an, Coleman’* rlgn Rclatlnus Bilbrnmniitti-e in I • 11stI sc*' uf I flit* urogram.
hn v proposal lo ledim* federal
A tenitir member must have at and Staffo rd Ele ctric Company.
>e ligating Miamrthv'H rh a rg r
The dealers rllsi-usaeil the uiNttrr iuromc taxes sliunld give first lin rtP if i In licgiu atimit Apr. t
I,. P. Hagen, Plantation K*least 3(H) hours of solo time a . a
In Kuv W r it, F la ., wlien Mi I uf i-rrdits, both lu-twerii theinselve* I'o n .iilrratlu n In tiirunieito in the T he r u m p will lit- “ v e r y exclusive!,"
Mi tin - , .aid
minimum before he Is allowed to la ir * , Inc., W. A. P a tric k , Adkln» Trum an F. on vaentinn, iiresidentml m id w ltii rtlslo n irr*. It was decid middle and lower Inacki-t*.
llo- Swnlm. plnn in luilld their
A Alikina Co.. Inc., Randall Chase. side, had indlruted he wua-awgit ed fIns* Mil., owed liv one dealer
carry u cadet In hla plane.
" T h is Is n acsisarv because it i*
Tho piano to bo used bv the W. Atlec Burpee Company, L . I. mg a fm nuil rci|urat helon- granl lo an o tlirr. lie paid liy F ild a v for In these group* Unit we find the pi'rinitncnl Imine *m t lir hanks of
Patrol has been care fu lly Insnect- F r a ile r . H ollar Motor H alts, Jim lug Senate Investigiitnr. liin it" ! Hie previous wrek ending S a tu r real hardship case* from the fed -In- WeklvH, which they railed
"one of the few remaining natural
ad bv member* of the A rm v A ir Robson Man's Wear, R . F . Cooper. access to the file*.
day, Hint Sandy Anderson, mana eral Income ta x ," In- explained.
i'ioI * " " in''"l i i r ’"Vl'a’te ""ria ru
Force. Captain W alter Krohne. told The Hanford H erald and Sanford
Tydinga told a repot ter lie -.i-n' ger, lie notified uf any delimruents,
"M oreover, every ilollat that w ill beauty tiol. in the .tale. Mans
the group. Inspection covered 100 Furniture Company.
the ri-qunst lo M r, Triiinnn In I mid tliut lie in turn notify mrm- lie .vaved thla type uf taxpayer I* for llo- Inline m il for h iipw type
Mr*. Endor C u riatt. Gaorga W. Tuesday addressing l l In thy While •a-r* uf tliu Ai..iociatlon of th r d»- very lik e ly to go linm rdlatolv Into of coiiitrui'tlon. employing sawed
hours of flyin g tim e, and the a ir
plane w ill be used d a lly. l y said. Morgan, (O viado)t F a m ily Loan House hero for relay lo Key We-t lini|iu-ncy.
Names of rustoiner* the channels of trade uml tliu* help |ialnietto log,, for floors, wall* and
Company .Florida Power A Lig h t
Tydlngb was asked w helhcr In- "iinsldered to lie too far in arrears keep our economic p in u ic rllv ut a t-eilingi.
"We're "till in Hie ilhciisidun
CO O LER W E A T H E R
Company. Haynes O ffice Machine had reilUCutad limited arce*:i In arc likewlso to In- reported to Mr. high levol."
Cool weather came to Sanford Company, Southward F r u it Com the files or full aeces*.
A hilt-noil.
in hla campaign talk. Peppei idage of tills Ihlng," Mr. Swalm
raid, "lull if negotiation* with the
th is morning whan a t 7:00 o’clock, pany, Yow ell-D raw -Ivey Company.
" I didn't say anything aland
I ’re.ont were H arry Tnoke, Joe *aid tin strongly supported in UMH inventor uT till* now process are
the thermometer dipped down to (O rlando) | Lake Okarm F r u it that," the Hrnator replied. "I K rw ln . W illiam
a
hill
to
rtils
v
a
mote
than
7,000,W illiam *. Jim
n o restful the house will he unlike
41 degrees, E . J . Meagtoa, J r .
impany, (Oviedo)! Eveleen'a
C
Just asked for Ilia file t,"
Fields, J . C. W iley, Thro Pate. Iia 000 taxpayer* In the lowest (ncoinci
m say, Flo rweatherman, stated today.
«uty Shop. A. F. Ramsi
Beauty
Committee request* for the file, Southward. Hugh Whelchel, H a r brackets from paying anv federal anv vet runtotmeted and will serve
a„ a mi nIf I for fuiuri- operations
The b rie f, hot h eavy shower a t 1st, ~
R. ‘W. Katas, (Oviedo), John D. also were directed to Kei-rrtarv of old K astn er, K. R. Stevenson. Rob Income taxes.
midnight Tuesday ameoated to Iva■
y, and
J. A. SlaUtee, (Long- Htata Acheson. F B I Director I ert B ale s, Bud R ichards, C. K.
y,
i
"Tho *am# bill helped the labor which cn id ii have a radical effect
4 9 o f an tmfte o f ra te . T o ta l ore- wood).
Edgar Hoover, and Chairm an Heth PhllllpH. Fred Cullutn, and Joe ing man and the white collar un riiiintructlon prncesi.es, nartlcuelpttatlon f a r the month to ante
.lliaer Company, W. Richardson o f the C ivil Scrvir*
Truem an
hy perm itting hu*l>unil and iarlv In Klorldu and possihly
Corley, treasurer.
Gue*l< were w orker
thiinigliiiiit the country."
<
Is 841 Inches.
IC s s lls s M rtw r“age
loyalty review board, Tvd lna* said.
M cCarthy has accused th r P re si Sandy Anderson, A. G. flurrough
dent of endangering thr nation'* of the Clisse Bag Co., Orlando
security hy what hr called the mid W. It. Connol’ y.
President "arro g ant refu sal" to re
lease the file j .
P IL O T K A V K D
A ctu ally, thara ha* been no irG L K L K L G M , W ash., Mar. 38 fusal by the President to relearn l/P) — An amateur pilot, his legi
them.
froien from tho feat to above
CHICAGO, Mar. 23. — (AP) — Thu City found itself swamped
B ER K ELEY . CeW„ Mar. 23. - OP) - Mere than LOW lU yersity
the knees, was snatched by heli
FU R T H E F T
copter yesterday from a snow- with oqian* today.
oI
California p
ro te sts Kara voted against ■■plpyrnet ol any,Com*
ol CeBtemie
prefassprs
M IA M I B E A C H , M ar. 29. -f/P ) covered clearing In the Cascade
More than 10,000.000 pound* *tood m railroad car* on track* at
am ok on tea faiw N .
— F a st w orking thlavas stole furs mountains.
the produce yard*, and the Atiocietinn of American Railroad* an
At tee same teat. they ee ovarwheiadagfy roiocted o speckl non* valued a t about 118.000 from
The dram atic rescue ended a
H
Conunuaisl oath ordsrw ' by tea Board of R epsks op o bods of alga shop on Lincoln Road e s rlv to- four-day ordeal fo r V icto r C. Rob nounced it wouldn’t lei eny more come in.
Chicago, which »ome hittorian* *ay mean* thell nf wild onion*
erta.
The 30-year-old file r had
by Apr. 30 or q d t
fiat. 8gt. R. P. Thompson «ald bean m issing slnca Sunday when in Indian language, he* become the mecce for onion* from nearly
which baa drawn raaetteos from
D ia l tee
tha robbers broke the plate glass III* sm all plant crashed on froien
front door a t tha Deln Racher Lake Waptua during a flig h t from every aectlon of tho country.
Tha In flu * haan't been c«u»ed cash transaction*.
F u r Bhop, striped eight or nine Ephraim to Boattla.
15" {■* aimed at . .
by a sudden and Inexpllcabla doHowever, In thlrs case cash deal
mink cooes, stolas and (tickets*
tee R«- tK* special optb,
xlre for oniona, w ith nr without er.-. who have sold March con
from models In tha display room
One resolution
hamburger, by tha city's copula tract* un the future* m arket have
and escaped. T h e y ware In such
tion. IPe Iha rosult o f activ ity In decided to deliver cash onions on
r r N IT E R RAINB . . . .
a h u rry they dropped one mink
NEW YO RE, Mar. *8—(45— onion futtiren on th» Chicago M er those c s iilia c ls . That's !«2«i, snd
capa on thu al&
w a kiuuUidv Ihs
' fcval
ngceernont
Mother nature frond eoplooa cantile Exchange.
those who bought weak* or months
H eavy trading has gone on this ago must either taka tha onions
rains over tha Maw York wateri& f
ear In onion fu ture*, particu larly or noil out thalr March futures.
M A T F A U I FR O G R A M
teat
fn thoa# contracts calling
ill* tqr de
Many holders on tha contracts
Ouoota nt tha M a y fa ir Inn last
livery of cash onion* by tea and don’t want oniona. ’n ia y ’va sold
o f group
of thla month.
out.
One result la that prices
rala conNormally, not many cash arti have tumbled to tha lowest laval
In tha
cle* ara dalnrared on any commod since trading began In onions In
•acorn*
ity futuraa, and aren’t supposed to 1948. The price of tha March con
ba. Tha return era a technical tract touched B0 cents a sock ytaT O
CAP To Organize
Junior Cadet Corpn
Non s T
Farm Groups Fight i
U se O f Surpluses
For Foreign Aid
H. H. Coleman Is
Appointed Chief
Of New Division
"An
division
manager.
Mr.
Colcniun w ill better coordinate
Uie work o f our engineering, con
struction uml maintenance force*
In this area. It w ill help us In
making Important on the spot de
cisions resulting in future Im
provements in service for our
customers.
"M r. Coleman," said Mr. Sm ith,"
la a graduate electrical engineer
and baa been engaged- In all
■ibasca of tliu u tility buslnea- since
1011. lie served w ith the Arm y
in World W ar I and with tho
N avy In World W ar It , He has
been closely Identified with the
growth of this area as fa r hack
n* IIKI3 when he went to Cocoa
u* manager of the Brevard Conntv I'owei Company and was in
charge of the company's upi'i*tlo in in Brevard county,"
Pointing out that the creation
of the new division l* In recogni
tion of the rapid growth ex per
leiiccd in the area, Mr, Smith
r*«»>
((.‘•atlaacO Oi
Pair and moderately fold thl*
afternoon and tonight. increasing
rlotidinoM and warmer Friday.
Modrralo winds Uila afternoon. '
Associated Press Leased Wire
Audience At De Bary Show
.VI,,
3"
B*J3
..i
T H E W EA TH ER
tc i aaa iii oa Mum meat)
Tuakday.
Adm inistration lendor* already
liavr expressed i<POO*U!'ai to uaa
of farm k in p liu r* amM a n tix ll Plan
help along same Hr
line* at the
form leader*
Meanwhile. In W arhlngton. tha
five member* of the National l.ahot Relation* Board lined up .*ol■dlv toilav In aupport of President
T i lim an', proposal to *nd the
ndepenihuit power*
l Its* N I.R H
, nun ,el
I'aul
M.
Herzog.
Imirsnan,
presented to the H iu im - committee
cn executive expenditure, a unainailk .tntnmciil from thr hoard
tliat tiie present divisinn of powera bn* led to confusion and confilet in ’ he adminitotratiim of la
bor lawn.
Dir llmi.i- group i. considering
» rnsolullon hv Rep Hoffruun (RMich.i to disapprove Mr T ru
man'* prupot.nl,
The Preiddent
,ent It to cungrehs a* hi* reorganl(C o a rla a s a
(la
Page T a i l
Linffo QualifleH To
Bun For ComtniHHion
Ilia d
I,.
L in g o ,
tow n
c le rk
of
O 'I f do, recently qualified to run
for the post of County Comml*•loner In D lstrlcl No. t
Mr. Lingo, who U dd, lias been
a realdent of Oviedo for the unxt 34
, 1'ars. and t-ame there In 1916 from
M*1'011grower,
#m|
|n Da.
, dd uHe
,0(| is a citrus
hU dllllei
„
town clerk, I* engaged in real es
tate and Inturancf practice.
He ha* been connected with Nel
son and Co. fur 30 yearn, und
five year* served aa cashier of tha
Citizen* Rank of Oviedo.
M l,
Lingo I* a Mason, a member of
the Lion* Club and for 3(1 veatt
served a* superintendent of tlyi
Methodist Hundav School.
M EN W A N T E D
Mora Legionnaire* are needed
to taka tickets at conceiiiona a t
the Semlnoto County F a ir , Jsm aa
Q. G allow ay, commander o f t^a
Saitfuid Post of th« Am erican
Legion, announced thla m o rn ln f.
Men aro especially needed duftng Frid a y and .Saturday, ha
atatad.
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J
TO U RN EY AW ARDS
S ilve r tre y * , Longtne watch
a golf bag and a aet of c lu l
ana a ilhrer and crysta l pu
bowl and cup*, which w ill
awarded to wfnnor* of tho M i
fa ir !nn-8tm lnole Coutry Club te>
vRational O oif Tournam ent, * M
now on dlaplay in tha window f t
Iv e y ’* shot store.___________
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waleoma.
Hluhop R. M. Hanoi, pastor.
Mra, Anna Handaraon, reporter.
COLORED NEWS
«y L O U IS E FONTEH
GENEVA NEWS
Ily V A 1.LEEN
ANTIO CH M. H. C Ilir R C II W IM ,
O B S E R V E HOME-COMING DAY
Tha Antioch M. H. Church oh■arved Homo Coming Day yeaterday. Sunday morning the Junior
Choir rendered the mu*lc.
An
liiterestlng program wan arranged.
The Midway Junior High f'.T.A
Chorua gave several aclrrllon*
Reading bv Mlaa Maggie Taylor
of Foirntain lleail M. It. Church
A »hnrl talk was given hv Mr*
Edna C. Hutton, directrea* of the
Rurtun’a Enncrnl llmne, Mr s, Hor
ton la a fluent speaker all who
heard her will aerlaim name. The
public waa cordially Invited In wit
neas thl* wonderfully planned pingram.
Hev. R, H. Mark, lumlor,
Mra. Thelma Kurtz, reporter.
PRAVATT
The lloitrhner* are entertaining
asked to visit them. The actlvlMr*. Horace Day of Detroit, Mich,
tie* of the week remain unchanged.
at their home, Wildwood Acrea.
Ilrv. A. C. Mrtjueen. pastor.
Mr and Mra. Harry Vlek. Mra.
Th§ Secn d Anniversary of the
Juanita E .Wilson, reporter,
T. S. Turpin and Mis* L illie Ro»»
Good
H«m„rlinn
Home
wn»
who have been vlulllng In Geneva
brought to h dnae on Sunday, Mm
T H E HKVKN t Ti DAY
have left for their horn# In Run12. The anniviimarv wnj openeil
A D V EN TIH T ( lll'H C H
M'llville, Kv.
the beginning of the week bv the
Elder Kolletle, the Herrelarv
Ml** lluth Uiiachman who has
Enlre Noj* Club.
I'rof. J. N. and Treasurer of the South Atlanbeen the gneat nf Lew Comb*, left
Croont* being the apciikcr (.poke th Colifeienre of Seventh Hav
Rumln; by tdane for Clnciongtl, O..
on "New Idea* mid Their Worth." Adventist, wna the speaker at tha
where she will readme her work as
*'onilev night Hnv. A. C, Chaml It o’cliek Set vice hero Saturday.
sen rlarv in otta nf the rltv ’a hoaler gave hm Inspirational iiddrc.'Ut Mnrrb I I . IPhu. He look a* hi*
plluls,
Tuesday night, Itcv. Wllron, Wn|. Mihiert "Sleep” and that, knowAflei n two wreka vlalt with
nos.lnv night Elder M. Green, log the time that now It In high
Mr*. Cinuha, Mr. and Mra. llenrv
Thursday night Elder Lewis flint lime to awake out of »lee|» for
Hus, hmnri left for St I’eterslipig
of liel.nnd, Cantor of Churrli of now I. mil salvation nearer than
eiirmile to their limne
HamlE
God In Chi I t . with hie Clin rue.
when we believed, liomnn 1.1:11,
toll, (l,
Em h night In might atrcngtli hv
"Sleep In a good tiling, at tha
Mr*. Walter Rone and rhlldren.
woyn of rnrournRi'tiioiit from the in .M time hut ii ..nil thing, at (ho
Port* sod Wypun of Douglaa, Ga..
vnrluuo speaker*. On Himdnv nl Aimig time," Elder folletle said.’.*
The Whooping Crunn I* about "fienl ttie week end with Mr, and
It I'.M. Itev. A. (1. Mrtjiiein nnd 1 Wi nil bo Vi’ religion," Elder,
Mrs. llernnrd Hiaddv and family.
five feel high.
hie choir lernlered the devotion folletle said, hot do we have
Mr*. J. W. Yarliorotigli ami Mrs
and Itev M'Om en bring the or in - Christianity," he asked. "Chris.
clpal Hpeaker. The rnngregntion (faulty Is wimt we need, lie furwa« highly entertained hv Mr*. \. tlier said. "When you sleep you
J. Peterson with a Chart Lennin lose Inleresl In the tilings about
Demountnil Inn. The apeukei for
the oeeaslnn being vuitr repniTrr. you. Noah went to sleep with a
Dr. Geo. II. Hlnrkr volunteered world about him nerding rebuild
(Jen. 11:20, Jonah went to
to give he. nervier* In tile Inmate* ing.
of . the home
The fund* rain'd sleep doing a storm with a idly
through (tie many friend* eonlil fuelling to be warned. "We are
hutloii. cue.
w.||| |„. dicing on this storm tossed world.
Uled In helping to hiilld mi mine* I'lie people ilhiiot II* me fern fill
Rev, Mr*. Itnhv Wilson I'Xiiirimd nn we asleep or are we telling
her deep appreciation to nil fur them not to worry lull lust believe
making the nrcnnlnp n since** and in Gini,'’ Elder Toilette iiuid. He
Elder
welcome eveivone to visit the then leiul I.like 17:2fl-:ill,
I "Hell. Is E*.pastor of Hie .'tanHeme.
find
Seventh
l*n v
Advent!*!
< bin'll. lie is (lie guest of Mr.
S E R V IC E S IfE M l AT
rind Mr". llt'riiiHii Has I* wtdl*
s it , m o ih a ii c i m i m v j :
HNitiiig Ip'ie Ip the rllv
HA ."TINT C H U R CH
Moinilig Hervleoa begni. with
HER V IC ES AT
Aiimlav flrhnnj 11:110 A M
with
T H E C lll'K t H <lf GOI)
ftnpt. Sir*
flo**le Znndi'i ■ in
Servin'* at Ilia Chinch (If find
charge. II:(M( A.M. Home MUtinn
7:110 I'.M. liny Seoul Troop N'.i
wllh Hiuulnv School with
t*l remleied a program.
Weel.lv Peneoii larael Mark, Supt., In
I'luilgi'.
.Hobleet of lesson ‘M**o«
activities in*' a* follower Snlor
day night, The Klim i*e elob tvill and Hi* l''ri*:ni|k," John 12:1-11.
meet at the hurt'* of Mi and The lesson was devlewed bv (be
Mrs. .faims Wlllinmn. The Whole |'ii tor Hiidmn It, M. Hnmui, ('Ins*
Mrs Ollle Woodaide. traeliSerial P -] lipresi thown Ii one of over
Life ('loh will meet at the linliie N'n
of Mrs. Carrie Hell Olivet
The ei, niari'liei mi wl(b the Itnnner.
173 medeli In the 1950 ford Truck line.
Moinilig
wm.,b|p
was
iprlte
in,alia.
Husv lire Club will meet »t Mi"
home of Mr. nod Mi". G. linin' • 11"ii nI. with l*"Viitliin being led
bv Mi I. El ■•it*■i limit. Testlitionv
Rev. F l.nws, paslm.
ii vires In,I bv Puuvmi I .etvIs Ta
Ml*. Elos'ile ZaoderH, ii'iimti'i
bh'.
8ECO.NII ANNIVERSARY OF
TUB GOOD SAMARITAN
HOME 1IEI.I)
E. L. Fulford and children, Bill ha haa returned f>cm tha hos and art now at home. Mra. John-
and flu*la enjoyed a day at tha
Oranke Peativul at Winter Haven.
The trip Included attendance at
the Tom Moore Radio Show.
Mr. and Mra. R. Geiger formerly
of Lake Wale* are making their
heme In Geneva and are ra-cupyIng the Jorenarn hnme.
The many friend* nf Mr. J. II.
Dllbrey *111 be glad to know that
pital and la gettlna along nicely.
Mr. and Mr*. Kirkland of O r
lando were Sunday guett* t/ Mr
nnd Mra. I ’hilllu Hauer.
Mr. nnd Mra. Horace Johnson
arc the proud, parent* of n *nn
horn la*t week'at Pernald-Lau^hton Memorial Hospital. Tha bahv
weighed ten pound*, ten minces.
Both mother and bahv are fine
ton waa the former Audrey Green.
Mra Phillip Bauer and Mre. T.
W. Prcvatt »pent an en lovable
day with Mr*. Cornelia We**on.
Mr. and Mr*. Prank Solan*
of Titui.vllle were guexta of the
T. W. Prcvatt*.
Mr. and Mr* Herman Fnre and
daughter*, Imogene, Nadine ami
Loretta, alio Mite Harriett Gei
ger attended the BaptUt f hutch In
Chuluota. Following the infvlee,
dinner waa aerved on the church
ground*,
■
71m Hantlit Brotherhood met*
la*t week with thirteen membf p.
present.' A covered dl*h eupihtr t
waa aerved.
W H IS K E Y - W IN E
RUM ★
★
★
★
NICK'S PACK AG E STORE
i l l ) Sanford A rends
NOW!
FORD BONUS* BUILT TRUCKS FOR ’50!
HKHVK EH IH 'l.h VI M M
M l. C \ l VARY II \ I • 11ST
( III IP II
fiervler lirgan at New 'll ("si
vary Ml'. iinuui v llapll t Chiiis h
BlimlHc a ill, ,'luinhn S hool. The
Inrsan i m ilii.rnssed bv the ceil
Oil* eta .e. oinj ,va rrilewrd bv
the pnull,i. Tlie rt11<-ti-Inrier- lino
tier urn* I'tiiliieil t,v (.'Inis NTimt.i'i
(i of wlilili Mm . M. I.. M<T)ni'i>ii
I* IrmTiir. ITin Hiinoi'i' fm offei.
ng VI|l" ||\V It I til'll in ch i'," Nuplbi'l
I, of wlliell Mr*. N. Huyhin U
feitchei.
f Moiolrig ivnrililp liegau lit lt:ti’
* |r. minute i|evn||oli pi’lTriil toeeed*d tlie regular older "f '-ervlee
The lernioli WII* delivered hv the
rector. Memh"i" im niiiiniiili'i! the
paatm In the E li
Will llolirii'iM
I)I1|iTi nl Ji:P(l 1’ M lit wlliell
tile (He pmlyit* ileliveie l I In
annlversiuv Sirrnmu nf the Good
RauiHillmi Hume. Cinili' Nniuliei
l)lie rendered the m i y ei vh"'
Evenlni: win ship livt'iiii nt 7:M'i
I'.M. liev. illlUM VYl'I't* It'll l)V (It'll-
Pile to the Htness of the pastor i
tie In' singe v.a* .lolivtitsl lit Sis
ter Hlnnelie Ilooiphrev nod HMer
Anna ll"iii|.'r*oa bulli gave inspir
ing message*. The white visit
um ft lends. Itev. ,Manning mul
to group weir In charge Mf the
"veoliiir "ervlee ' Tli,' pi ' gium l,n.
I
i<'Ui|ere,| In In'hulf of Mis, Mat-
2 SIXES and 2 V-8's!
N IW F O W M ltk« fh« now 6-cyllndar, 110-h.p.
Rouge 254, brings your choice of Ford Truck engines
to four, in (he '50.Fords you can pick from 95-h.p.
and 110-h.p. Sixes, dr 100*h.p. and 145-h.p. V-B's
—the only V-8's irt trucking. Only Ferd Trucks give
you a choice of V-fl, or Six/
C h e e ry
who 1* spousm iug
OII'MII" til l Ii 1.1- money for the
ch illi'll ta lly .
m
Many h|i I>It>inl numbers wqra
Miiihfeil
Hev. Manniiiv t e r *
Hililii tj'il/, whi'h wa* astmmdhig
to the 111*inv henrnr*. lie tlmn
■i|M»ke from lidnli flll-H. TJirj wipa'itni, I II -Imp George Wallace
wloi I now f.enerul ((veneer of
Cnloii'd wink of Hie ClnthTi of
Gni| nf \oiei ivii also ih'llvcred a '
viiMtleifiil * ' m u ni
Tim closing
ervlies wiv. in chat go of lhe|
hinloe choir with Miss Norm* ,
llnyd t>l Hi" plann ami Killer E. E
Iti oniinn. illiei'tlnir
He, nmi nn.I Foul III Humlav* are
I'nsloiiiil Pay. Tiiiid Muii ■
In vw of
t mill'll loin Colo
UUM>. T in 1 ill*1• iTI «‘ Wii ill Ilv i-Id l •'iii li monlii I
fill* Jilt I mi
r h ill \‘ n|iil » i T u n plellnii Hnv, Mi* Llller Hrmvn
■ Hit tjwiii'i I Inn id NTiiinVot v T\vi» li'ii
n i hm Hi* n iii*ii"| hv Mi*. Coirl"
(I t m l tlit ir **nit»‘ 4 Mt'inlicrtt nn> ■lone i.
Ml timmlieM are risked l"
■Mkril In it iiwm lii'i tin* Hili k MU1m wi'hi white on llmse iliiv*.
AH
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8
bet*
ill
I h ill
inayeri*,
nmi
aie
ftieiul*
nnd
visitor*
lire
a lw a y s !
NOW!
OVER 175 MODELS!
N IW M O M L S in the Light Duty, Heavy Duty
and Extra Heavy Duty classes have expanded the
Ford Truck ltn« for 1950 to over 175 models, 1Kb
wlda selection mean* that we have the right truck
far you no mottor what* you haul
• N IW MOTOR
0
N IW IIW U T I
M W P IA V IN U H Hfca tho 15* x 5* roar brakoi for lottos
F*7; now olr brakoi avolfablo on Series 9.5) now 176-In.
whoolbcwo In Sorloi F-5 and M for 13*.ff. to 16-ft. bodfto.
Now footuroi, now powor, now modob phr* Bonus lutH con
struction which moara big rosorvoi of itrongth and pow or..;
21 smart Idoas In all, aro youn lb tho 1950 Ford Trucks. Son
thorn today!
I
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F.mpfovees of llic Florida Fashion* Mail Order Division at the
Sanford airport established a new company record for packages shipped
laM week, 5am Martina, lltc company operation* executive, announced
today.
" •"•"I ol 5 .IW parcel port parkaves more than the company*!
prc'mus record were shipped during the week ending lait Saturday. In
addition to the large number of paiceli mailed to every section of the
I ’nilR.I (State*. more than 1100 were
dapped to foreign eoiuitrle# dur
ing tliU period. The euitomeit are Mi* Madeline Craft; The C.O.D
well 'raftered and (he addif-H'*-' nnd i-nlc* Dept, under Mrs, Allle
included the Philippine Glands. Hmrhfleld: the Ordei Processing
Dept.. Mr*. Lula Harriett, superHaw-Mil. Guam, New Zealand und
viior; Customer Service D«pt.
other Gland government* at well
Mi*. Viola Johnson, supervisor;
at emintrie* on every continent
Warehouse Dept., Ueotge Dangleof thr world. Mr. Slartlna aald.
"The total amount expended In nian, supervisor; nnd the Parking
and Shipping Dept., which Is under
Sanford try thit Fl«tlda Fathlon* the supervision of Mrs. Lucille
Division for pottage alone la«t Jones, , The Operations Slaff Inweek exceeded J115,000.00," he add
ed
The local Post Office main eludes Mrs. Ellen Stuck, Opera
tions Manager and Mr*. Gladys
tains ii «taff of five rmploveei to Gray.
Training SupervEnr.
handle thU mall alone.
These
The Post Office employees at
men work Ihl* mail In an area urn
Florida Fashions are Pete pavlim
vldcd hv Florida Fathlon In their supervisor, Jlmmv Horton, HemShipping MiilhHng at Ihe Muniellinl
Longwell. Ed llamll. and Carl
Airport. *Aftm the packages are Prescott, clerks,
sorted amt placed In mall hag*
"Probably the biggest factor
there. Ihev are mnveil direetlv
contributor to setting this record,
from Florida
) hlon* to the rail
with the exception of Hie wonder
way station.
ful co-operation and spirit of the
"The irunh-u"*’ " sire of wurJMng men and women of our division,
tpaci- In the Foal Offlre makes was the rerent Installation of the
it impos.rlhlc foi them to handle automatic conveyor system which
mii mail there," Mr. Maillnn said now movra the completed pack
"fin very heavy shipping dava our ages to our Postage Meter Clerk
total mull after sarklii*) occunlnt f(anvil Haskins," Mrs. Stuck «aid.
a ruble footage almost double that
This conveyor system was de
of the cubic area of the Pail Off- signed. engineered and installed
lee lobby."
by George Danglaman. Mr. Mar
The estimated payroll for the tina added.
Mail Order DIvMun last week wax
"Itreaniie of the manv remiesta
lightly over 110.000, lie .aid Hmv yve liave had recently fi-un winter
ever, the Manufacturing Division visitor*, local businessmen and
payroll will Inereate this figure elvlr organisations. Florida Fash
'•nnsbb-rahlv.
ions Executive Hoard I* now form
The Florida Fashing* Mall Oi - ulating a (dan to rondoi I scheduled
der Division Departments contrib tours through our plants
Wr
uting to the establishment of this hope to make an announcement of
new record include: Mall Opening mil final plans for these tours in
beaded hv .Mrs. Genevieve Drum- the very near future." M E. Laznr.
ley; the Statistics Dept, headed liv Florida Fashion* Comnlioiler, .aid
tack While Testify- .............
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WASHINGTON. Mar. 2 l - ( / P ,
t— Rep.
Ralph Ldwin Chutcli,
Illinois Republican, died of a
^ heart attack today while at a
congresrional committee hearing.
He wa» 66.
Church was titling in the witnett chair of the Houie Comimltee
on Executive Expenditures. With
about 1(H) spectators preient, the
conmullee wat holding liraiing*
on a plan by Preiidrnl fiiim.in to
end the independent power, of the
p general cnumrl to tin National
Labor Rrlationi Hoard.
Fur 2f> minutrl, Chinch llad
been leading a statement nnailing
tbit plan at an attempt to destiny
the ia lt-lln ille y Labor I a a. Hr
hat intiodmrd a rwnlulion to disapprove Mr. Trutnan't plnn.
Suddenly, nl 10: 35 A. M.
(L S T ). Church*gaiped (or breath
a and iluiuped in h i*• chair. Rep.
A. L Miller (R-Neb). a physician,
war tumnmtieil and pronounced
(Tillich dead.
Houti- lortd-r* nnnnged for ad
journment of today'* scheduled
teatlon out of retperl to Church’*
memory. King* oil tin- Capitol
were lowered to linlf stnff.
Chiueli. h lawyer whose homo
wat Evanston. 111., w tt elected
to the ilimte seven limes to re^ till-scut the l.'ttti Million district,
lie wat chosen for tliiee term*
In a row la-ginuing III 11:114. Ill
11141) he hi [ike Ilia string to try
unturreanfiillv for the tnnatorlal
iminlrintion.
In 11*12 he wat rleilml again
and hnt served In the la*t lour
Cungrettet.
Church wat born on a farm
near Catlln, Vermillion county.
III., May B, HW3, Ha wat educat
ed at th>- University of Michigan
anil received. hit law degree from
^''W iPtitw ettern University In 1MU.
1, ‘ MViuiwlillo' at aitotlrer cont
*‘%Htfluhat
tearing
the Social
Ihe t ilv (irdinante leiornnn
,-W ciIrity late Wat labeled "no
Highland Dark |u R -l H was
" dlhih' good" liy n Fort Wayne.
‘ S' 1li.-nniitt** ua Pan* ait)
plgred on its first reading la,( night
cor >|«
by ihe City Commission. The aiea
'u* been mi H-l-A /one. ,*id
City Manager Oiflord MrKilihm.
it
I'lacr.* also nn. first irailmg
• if
was the nrditialire whith will e,
lend southward lor cnimn'icial
xonini the balance of the block
The Rsnfoid Lions Club madi* profit ft-t tlieli' welfare fuml of containing the Tiailer Court on
1202 through sponsoring nnd sidl ihe Orlando Highway owned hi
ing ticket* for Hip finger* Urns. C, C. Pnd,on.
Circus, Jnrk Morrison, club secre
A petition was read in which
tary, announced lodav at the meet
resident, requested the re-tiling of
ing at the Vnelit Club.
Chili members declared that the a storm tewer ditch running from
circus was mil standing- and pro Celery Avenue to Third Street in
posed that It lie asked to coma her*
Georgetown.
again next year.
Mr. McKibbin reported that
j A i Jack fltemper, a new rllih mem• w ar, was ealuted with a resound-, approximately $15,000 would be
Ing Lion roar.
Lion Tamer Hamilton Hlsbea required to tile the .storm sewer
•: Presented Joe flarne* a .kcv In ditch, and that while money is
appreciation for securing new not presently availably for the p-omanlier* for tlia club,
ject, other methnd* of financing
. . . . .Henry Witte told of plans for
coming state Lions convention the job were being investigated.
0 . A. Meddy of the Fellowship
, tkt t'ensarola. Mav 31-22, amt the
Lions Internetlnnul Convention at Foundation requested the City to
accept a plat which he had made
, Chicago, 111., July 31-24.
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C icll Carlton pointed out the for a housing development to he
P , used of three new assistant mana- located north of the llomotel
• u |era, and an umpire for the Lion hnltdlng. He we* directed to. fits
. .Sponsored Junior League. Volte ■n engineer's drawing of the plat
William* urged the Lion* to regis for action at the neat mswttng.
Mr. Meddy proposed to sub
ter ao aa to he eligible to vote In
lease the subdivided property,
the Mav primary and alactlona.
flam 8 . Peacock, field represen subject to a lease from the City
tative of the fltata Road Dept., to the fellowship Foundation,
Brooks' IlJe Klwantan and former said Mr. MeKIbbln. The lease lo
owner and editor of the Clermont the Foundation provides the*, any
Preal, was a guest at tha meeting. construction muet bodotie with the
approval of tha City. .
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TheCommlaslon advised
am
J A Y C R B M ER T
vision* f jr an
Capt. David Getehel of Co. 1, Maddv that, the piwlal
■tat
184th Infantry, Ftaftda National
Guard, wilt tell of the past, presiture of the National
ant and future
Guard at tha Javea* W44tljtg
if to
tn
Club,
morrow noon at tha Y aeht
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R c o fix V r a f T
Last Wadnssdav Judga James
-..The meeting of the Boy Scout O. Bharon wrote hie owg name on
fhcplorer
troop,, sehadnf
scheduled for to- the docket «*f C ity Court for the
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Ightt at T
tf' o'clock at the Epleco_______
offante of running a red light at
. • . nign
pal Pariah House ha* been peaU Second Street and Park Avenue.
ppnad
pone un(ll neat Tuesday night ho* ■On Friday afternoon, the sees,
cause all of the eeout
among others, v i s up far trial.
eniiBL
m . : . loaders
_______ eould
,
not attend, John PJereon. seout"Ten dollar* and coats." was
maifer, announced this morning.
the verdict of Judga Bharon.
Since no attmiwp was present
to appeal the ease. Jadpa Bharon
accepted hla own verdict and
ehaerfullr paid the fine and roeta.
8 A N F O R D , F I.O R IA ,
TU ESD A Y
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9DA Y S
W A L T B B H A W K IN S D IE S
J A C K S O N V IL L E . Mar. 81 — (AN
— Walter Hawkins, 14. a pioneer In
rartd a's fn .lt Industry, died at a
hospital here last atwht fbUowin*
State Has Full Pov
To P r o h i b i
OF Leased P h o k r
Or Telegraph Wiies:
Tydings Wants Farmers Will Add To Surplus And
Capitol’s Jitters If Weather Okay
Fast Showdown
21- t P ■|
On Red Charges
Scflfltor
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IR Republicans Vote
Fm. C7 Democrats
As-Tinst T ru m an Adv o ra te d
M e a s u r e s
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[VpAitm^nt %mvfV of IAitnrn* \|,tt I |>UtilMtk;|
Fraternity Men Floridian Asks
Are Quizzed In (Senators To Halt
Death Of Co-Ed,Potato Program
11 t (Jlrl
Wtin f,D
Gl GW.>HV<!’•'ed<- it fheie n
Petition H a n d e d
T o ConfcreRH B y
St at e. Vegetables US Junior C. Of (!. '
In Good Condition
After March Rains
I’c Pnyi hnnii.tlvRC'l
! IKIleil 7 Hurt
In Auto Accidenta
National Farm Loan
Group Will Meet
lllru'HH Fatal To
W. I. T. Stringer
If fd Daily Worker
Mas To Pay lt« Hilln ,,
Sinclair Filling
Station Is Robbed
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TA LU H A SSERTS»t.
Br OVID A. MARTIN
- if I \ ' , TON Mar. 21. —
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Givf'i h ’ o rjl’lr Hr.dhpt (hi*
—The Ftonda Supreme Court :oo ’1" ,o*e uid *eol to Ihe White
day upheld the slate's so-ta ad
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inti-bookie law.
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went tif.id-uhr*
moor, tdll pin, liitig down rent
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In a unanimous rirrlvinn. he
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M a H c H v M c C i i r f l i v ( inleiili.,ii, dmwed today that (lie government in n be |d.,gued h\ umtliei >lo loll i< t-rd s,. the measure
court said the state has full ;* w
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- pot,to houplii.
Also, it uia, ha,e a lugger la,k id handling extia s,ip j»*'e»ll-ui-iiig Ltpedller Tlgh#
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Sfrutni lv,lnWi til \tf|) t aII^i I l l l l t 4
wire, lor diilrihulmn nl gainii ng
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niiMH id firi K ip prnspr’4f <,sf I>ji\ •■mil l n) Mtflt 4n r* .1 •f . Hr. * I'l'tt *l|r ft Moo
did not violate th* Stale and Fjd
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etal Conslilulton clauses guatjn millrr ritfirt li'mHirntt m (inn ,
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1him i*o,i|«te> rd llir roll of"
-l»v *lnl Ki'f whaleiri minima
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rtnct mterilale commerce and st*«
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mil plintiru; pLm« util rJi x Ip LI a
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th* ,l*te.
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the gioup which
til rI«-1■ns*-. io. hiding ( liaig-t giniv-.
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p»n>.pMi hV 4* 1>f>f u t i l II-• f r 1l»P
finitirtiif
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Validity ol the law
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Attorney General Ittcharit tx ply detail1lo , r ■
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vin. who ha* Joined the Utllitle,
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.......... I,' hill In k lo thr ennimtCommission tn waging » hattlc n ,(n .......... .p|r<rii1tCt. ,i„ t. ......... r)(.
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winter agnlnal quick illslrioiltloi' |,.,t
lli. s, it mi. time ■
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of racing Information to bguK 11Jirllnll()l ,n ■
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maker, said the court*, decision rtcteil of Ivmg vlien lied, m- i ilmi
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.HlMIlK-’f VitiP VA*4 not
"strengthens our haliil*.
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i >t .i-.iet gnvri nmeoi to
, >ff ii-i ii 11\ Aitmutn -tvI
Hut Rep.
We can .enew our drive pov
matton to » Hu slan -in
I I „!.«! i It v V » stilt »M RepuMIwith i> grea|t deal mote aaeurgmMcOa.tlu m, i .| that lie h»d ,-iso , (I.*-,out >olo,| against aunrovthan befora."
person's name mb vet not m»dr
lug 'ho 1*111 >o I In- ground it was
xna
law prohibits
pi onions telephone
o-irfiivi™. and' pl(h„ r
Tha taw
tvdlngs in private
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telegraph
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fermatton used
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t» gambling
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cites racing tpformation uaed hv
D n r N t l'l W - m t
K r l|>
Shted f H o u s e debate next
race bat boohmaker* particularly.
’ KF.V ^ E S L l l T r . 21— lVF) ■t-e ' ill c i rtp, Into i, Single
The Htate Uttlltlo* Comnilasiou I*
e" ffni
♦ll' fii si 'line in mod«* >
fill*ft4111»
'»1 iIiPm idcnl Truman will addirs, *
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WASMlNU ln N Mt.
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lite hppi iprintion* of
Dcinucislic rally in Chicago Mav
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A i|»n»k
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m i t» thuti
15 in connrtlioti with a co st
tt.i f fip<l ilipfl »»i)
iFfitDif (Iihh r*r% tmpmrvf "'fii Mix 1 Ik with r,uf i l'(f|rt l K
country speaking lour which will
1f.41I 1 'lint pm f «iit U itnil *<»‘•I Itl " II fr.iiui*
nltmuf Ilf til ,4* I (lemtiul frti rt-npn
Ik il
% r»( i^in r tti llllt
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1 lift 1 1’ 1III i in’
ran y him inlo the Pacific north
tltlftl s
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W ASHING |(I\ \ M il 21
• * uly 1A;* Der II
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11,*. Liir« tuthi u n r*<u *.100,501
Ilu i tup, which will include <1 MMffl ' ll* Hop i
I ll \)i)!tf ** I |I 1 4 rt' t I **, 'I Is--h r t• »’- tltf»
r‘ 4iili*1l' 1(‘tlUD$t4»tI
|i(-t11Imii« -lyu.-.l
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dication of the Grand Coulee Dam
llllt wa. ,1,,.
ORLAN D O .
Mar.
‘An.* 2,(11111,111111 |1H'.|,||' V, ll.» Mi, It' It,*
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....lilt fe-xllh iM F|IV *•it I’ll! I OfI f«(|*
ir.ulenl. -•I ll>» " lip p li
in Washington, was confirmed n! S, Httered r»ln« and only l'c'" ||'»"V,'I ll-IMIll HltMIlll-ll
'4-ttslf'' \)JMI
rtflllUtlf * <• ,. s i i ti,‘it
floats Ihe first half of Mar-I,
M.ir.,1
for
The Hoover m-i -mi*. ivlu.-ti h-.d
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nit,"'
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bruise
lie
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men's
iomii
ftciallv by * lop White House ol have left Florida vrgelahl-* '" with iihvi-i ii I*it-ii t i i-n, CHllDi.ti.iM
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ficial. who said e formal announcr ouml condition.
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I hi* $iM’i M|ir»?4t Hfit4) pro" m—.liafleil I,v ii rii||i|iila*ui>) h**n t
*! ,Km (' ( . *t - | '| 11.ilt Vi*fit
Th# D8 Department of Ag” ■■il hv foi in- • Piealdenl lfe-i In-' *
Rn he rt F, Hi>,ins,ek. 24. a Hiv Iff iftlvp* f|tp ip»p(*i* Iif1
ment will be made later.
culture amt Florida expo........ ..
it, , ♦ '#i ii%h ♦hr* It'll Hpnronri*
He hh- cllm attul th l l»*Vf l»»»llogv rluri*"
* '11,| Lit | •1y •*m
____ t 11» I,ve,| ,1 Im f I ailif- fit ft
Meanwhile, P r a s e Secretaiv | station In a report giving g' • Hi.ovei
.f.
p *. oiP, |0j iPii
s’ hi' h U
aduutl'iii of the i Mini l wniihl - it 'he II,liming lioillf
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Charles t G. Ross disclosed lh * ', ing condltlona **ld, also. I'l""
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the irist (if lUllnllIK Ihe p iv i- i
Wllltnill
t r{ln%w|lhM l
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I lie «lnta rhnge, lied MS,el,
............ip, .-led ai,,1 44.12,111 U ID
mi-lit hv niilliiiiiPresident Tinmen sent a telegram lug of spring crop* Is " Bl"
completion *nd tlmt t«nuei * i
14 III .»v»l- if f •*9 fort),
AiqiioximalHl, llltl .lavi-eex fim , *t,angles) pielly Msigsrel Anne
llrt tr |tF<tJ)|g Atltn pMifjll) ■ (Ilf l$f l’{ I-*. ft’ in
to Chairman Spance (D -Ky) ol planted sine# mld-Februaiy n e
y
t
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nil uvci lh- nut tun phi :,ded up
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the House Banking Committer making fair to good prugre*.
|ack io. 20, situ a
I rt n l|n ii|i.
IH >iviif(*v mthoiitv
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Avenue In the < ip> I M,er (lee)
|l rtnilnnwil (In rpRP tnrnl
Tha report also said:
urging favorable House action oi
tol. and Iheie received a hl-|it»i»l psvrliology student, railv th.st Sun If 9* ^ t»*t{»f .1lf*£! (1m*v M ilt lo q
Harvesting of hardy crops , "'4' sal) pledge uf Mipnnrt.
the middle incoma houemg bill.
day morning became lit was airaid
^nv ,m '" ” * " " ' l '
■a cabbage, calary and eacai -'e
Vice-President ilarklev reintud
Mr. Truman plane.to glye the rontlnoea active In the in***
>» losing her. Ihev had once
‘"I’l""''
ed
the
Javrrex
that
the
ie-nrg.ini
It
country another taste o£ Me. rear where theae crou* ara g’ *>«"heeti
"tunned"
Damp,,- le,m lo,
and leginieplatim. h, - ho I,
rpn
pt
ration
plan
wmilil
do
more
thmi
I” apeeche, .Supplies of cauliflower and h-tplatform "Give
.,,, 1, |ii',giai„i „,ev,l x1,1v Iriil.
engaged").
of the 11>4H campaign. Ualng the ture aie declining. A good supply «»ve money
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"It
will
make
government
tnnn
-4 1 P K IF ttS Irt'I’ G Mar 21.—
Tiie giwd-lonkit-g -Infendsnl ami i, r,v (old Senrlor«
opportunity to enlfit votar ores- ol simp heana la moving from 'he
r
\ -oilisi.iii ,1 Iw,, ltitonioIII# Swilrtlf* Mill or*ii'MlmlKt-rt r-l
’ |i*s .larkson Im I „ pitvato wine
measures, t'ompauo, Everglades, and D»da efflrlrnt," lie said.
aure for "Fa ir
Itmklev predicted lliat most if iuhI ioheler suppm el Hie loom cMfMi'Iff ititf f wit Itil In K imI1 ftuM ). ) ., imi,i '-ent it-' night resulted
Mat
cuunty sections.
not all, uf the 21 re-ot«nnlxathui tug lumse liefioe Hlleiidiiig h nj»|tl v rl||M prti'hifKrm
... • . ill,.iltis stmt tn lllll" t tn xavMovement of cucumbere is in
plana rw-eiittv sent t.ongreaa hv fl(rnul fraternity dame They ,e mi m) |>itfjllnrt’i [fi *411 ft fttt t t*i I *' -I, nttier iiecxnris
creasing from tha lata winter President rtuiiiHii will he Hdonte,I t||||||>l| #f(tr fT,,,|,,sK|,i r„,
, In r* rhf itill Hi ihi nl rlti'tiet «
Ailing ,-uiniie, .Ine E Carpenter
nnd early spring section*. A g ">d
-•i a11p11<111ihn lu,»,| i ' m two fatsllv I,nit S*
Henator Taft NM lhlni said:
| „|ght< sp and to dHiii-e l„ n record in trrrnt
volume of popper continue* ii"m
"I am quite ceitalu the Got, ,,|HyPr
I mix Hein v Phettn(,lace, 70, genyi it Mtr> pi It #<4.
the Pompano and other minor
• ,8rtW WH4 K im f i •*( wit tic a* K* c ih I mana g"r of the Cllui-hfleid
«tudaut« -hi. were l„ the
-.Member* of M)* Sanford Na winter producing area* wllli a gresa will adopt the broad orlm-l
|,i,l i , null, I* suit xiiptn-Cs
tcsiattaaag o« rase Slat
(H’l *-9 f.'nli .ni I'm,mativ. sud hlx »on.
tional Farm Loan Association will lew aarly fields at Plant ' '<y plea laid down In tiie Hnov.gr re
slu'd | I ..trie lleniv Phelteplace. J r , 50,
,... I i„x trsllnmt'v
,»xto,i(she«)
hold their annual matting at the Just getting alerted. The peak port."
Clifford Cooper uf Alhambra.
,iri,iitt> «■ , m l . ii- well i «,,|,h, iotsndeut of th., Tennessee
City Hail In Sanford tonight at movement of tomatoes from the
M'nHtlntie* Me Pea*
t’owei and Light fumpanv. of F.r8:00 P.M., H. D. Fra*man. Stcre- winter crop along the lower east Calif., national Javcee president,
wt„. Tenn,
tary-Treaaurer. announetd todav. coast Ii passed, but shipping will ■aid adoption of a government ero
Svlvia Wellx. 17 'f Clearwater,
At thla meeting ragular asso continue from this area for sev nomv program has international
Implication.*.
itlcaily Inlnied, 'he cornnar
ciation business will ha (undied, eral weak#,
William I, T. Rtrlni'cr died short
Asserting
he
tins
Inst
completed
m
Including the alectlan of directors
tv after noun vcstei'lsv In the local
Harvesting has atarted on the
Also hurt were Mr and Mr».
■ trip around tha wot Id, Cooper hospital following hii Illness of '
and th* rendering of financial and spring, acreage
in th*
)" it
NEW YCnlC Mar 21
i/J’l
llm vev Ilultingliu, ,t Clearwater,
other reports on tha 1M9 oarlod Pierce and lmmokalee
sect lima said "the leaders of the free coun about two weeks
by th* vica-preiManl, Lao Butner and is expected to gat underway tries I visited told me their eco
Mr. Htrlnger wh> Ihhii Iii llron Tin- ' IMIIv Worker, CommmiM ! »hIIiir In the same . sr with th#
of Sanford and H* D. Fraemao.
In tha Manataa-Ruakin sect mu nomic well being Is illterlv depend son, Fla. and foi tiie nasi few uewspnpar, Im- appealed l„ Its I 'hetteplares, an, ("nr Oh o State
"t' ersity
stild«id ■ listed
as
A representative of th* Federal during th# last ten day* of the ent nn the con tinned economic vi-irr* has haan rum loved hv the ,,.H,lei, for ................Ion-, to "gu.rrstrength „f Ihe United fllates."
Welsh. Tbnm.i.
Land Bank of Columbia will b« month.
Wilson-Malar Fm nltuie Compenv. ante# its continued publication."
Editor John fiatee s»i,l in an Rot,»rt H Rankin and John C. Oty.
the principal apaaker. "A ll cltnia
Survivor* Include the widow;
The strawberry aaaaon In the
grower*, farmera and othara In- Plant City section la nearing th#
"ne sun. Tomtnv htrlnger: one editorial yesterday th*' 'he |i:i|ior Carpentei ,sld
Taraatad In co-oparathr* agrkultur- close, but th* Starkl-Law tay sec
daughter, Mrs. Charles Applet,v ha« an "Immediate *175,110" ,l»fi
lU IR flF M EAT
al credit' are cqrdlallv Invited to tion In north Florid* ehotild con
and two gramlchlldreii. Terry and rlt" despite wllat he ten,nit H *uc
D a l l a s ; m * i 21 - i/T, attend thla maatlaf." Mr, Freeman tinue harvaallng through most of
Iterhara Appleby of Deal*; two ceofiil subscription drive and
I edec.xl charge-i were (lied in
said.
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April.
Ths Sinclair Filling fltallnn at hiothers, I. C. fltrluger, Jackson "every ptmlhte economy" in the lu lls * today in connection with
The aaaac<aUon|a affle* la lacatIn California, tha weather in Eighth Htrert nnd Park Avenue ville; and Orville Stringer of O ,- ji«|i«i '„ prndiK-tlon.
"Without that irionev tiie paper three shipments to Texas of horse
ed In Xoom f. Chureti and Main vegatabla producing aaetlon* dur was broken Into last night and lando.
1,lent labeled as beef tenderloin*.
Buttdlnv, Orlande, and Jiandlaa ing tha first half of March has two Match of Dima* banks con
Funeral aarvice* will he held at can’t roll," ho said In an appeal
The runiplailits were filed hy
Federal Land Bang loan* in
not bean entirely favorable for taining 115 in rash, and a flash Erickson Funeral Home at 3:00 t„ reader* to make up the paper's
Inoli, Voluaia and i t
P M. tomorrow with Rev. (llann F,. defirit. "There Is no other source,” If fi. District Attorney Frank B.
vegetable crops that ara being light were stolen.
I’otler and name,I Meyer Ollgut
tie*.
harvested or for young crops tn
Ths thaft was repotted hv Alvin Smith, paitor of lh" Christian and he added, "no nl her wav H i,' till*
of Kansas Cltv ami Louis K RDvarious atagoa of growth.
Oilham, manager of the (Ration, MlaalonarV Alliance Church, offi ran he accompli shod."
Galr* ix one of 11 top Ainerlran kin. Riskln 1* of Minneapolis. ,
C E C IL
Burial will ha mad* In
and a co-chairman of the Merrh of ciating,
B E C U E IT Y
Cumnninists appealing tlieli con
LONDON. Mae.
Evergreen Cematerv.
Dimes drive here.
JEW EL TH EFT
r
viction on charges of consplrai v
Th* Fotvign Offtaa aanf ln — J
PALM B E A C H . Mar. 81. - hPt
What Chief of Police Rov «.
to advocate forcible overthrow of
IT A L IA N 8T R IK EH
— Police today war* without clues Williams referred to as "the mean
JA C K flO N V IL i.E , Vor. « l.—L
ROME, Mar, 21. - UP) — Com th* H. fi
______ tha In tha theft of Jewelry valued at est, low down th is! In town," en
Atlanta
I.1M , stolen from the White- tered th* filling station hv cutting munist labor leaders today pro
Roston
ft HOOT TO K II.L
public
labor
rallies
ll Hotel room of throe N#w the glaaa on a window and turning claimed
Natlaaa,'
MIAMI. Mar. 21. — (Ah — A Chicago
Yorker*.
throughout ttalv next flundav to
the Tatrh.
nrntext the gos*4rnment’s new po- Mtsmi Reach nollcernan went nn a I T'etrnil
Yaaiantat a RrftMi nmketman
The th lever broke a lock on a
forav last night—Ids second In Now Orleans
a l Lake Ruccaa* raid that effort* trunk and taok 19 llama of lewslRA D IO PROGRAM
lie* m anures ,
to awing three oawndl mamhara- ry, ranging from a 13.80(1, cnMrs. Oulda Wtlaon. countv su
The Comtnunllt-led General L a four day*-and Miami nolle# were New York
*
to • atl of M(* pervisor of school lunch t/iorn*. bor Confederation's (C O IL ) exec ordered tn ahoot to kill if neces- riH iburgh
Saint Louis
will report on har work tn a broad utive committee gave its secret* r- ■ary.
m ippert^ SfaaaSM a# tha Chtitaa#
giro told.
Shotgun* were isSMSil rclire on "enrrt«
cast' u>er W TRfi Wcrfincadnv ™
ivi a ft»•.hand iu v<det"« nation
L . 1j.lL
baaph D. •nlng al
at X.Jt
Ti4B o'clock. T
The
talk I,
la wide general strike, hut fixed no the late shift and all officers in Jacksonville
The committee aald tha the county war* alerted for Win- Miami
Part of lha
Burgar, all af Mow York Cltv
Ihe weakly
weekly program
progrem of the date.
Tha same h*4tl reported a 84.000 Business 1and -Professional Worn- strike could be ordered "whan field Walla, who waa reported drlv- Orlando .......
Ing hi* 1941 Cadillac sedan.
Tampa ..........
necessary."
an’* Club.
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l f t
House Committee Approves
Huge Deficit Boosting Bill
Petition Seeks Tile May 15 Speech Wi l l
For Storm S e we r Be Made In ConnecIn G e o r g e t o w n > -Hon W i t h Tour
Judge Sharon Runs
Red Light. Fines Self
a
Associated Press Leased W ire
M A H . 21, 1950
Rezone Ordinance President Will
Placed On First Address Rally
Reading-By City In Windy City
•Lions Club Makes
$202 Profit On
Rogers Circus
r
N EW SPA PER
{Bookie Law
Church Drops New Company Record Is Set By
Florida Fashions On Mail Orders
Dead During
Is Upheld Bt
Supreme Body
II
IIO U S 6
i i r
W EA TH ER
«
Tartlr cloudy and warm through
W*Hr>**dtv, with Inral showers and
thunder *hn'>rr* this afternoon and
tonight.
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tffrhnaaEWjmiTy?>)y&**-*-9r~
tt&-
i
YW Sanford Herald
WvBhT'^:
viLJz+xf£“aKgi ’; rtj-TC)!s#■ ‘si
^ IW l v < - I i
u ; u iil-4 .
Issues A t Stake
now raceives 110,000.
Thai Dafense Department was
cut $203,338,700 In cash. It asked
for 113,0*8,076,000 cash and 11,0815.788.000 In contract authority.
For the present year It received
$13,065,802,408 in cash and $2,030.301.000
In contract authority.
The Veterans’ Administration
was ullntled $6,801,782,706, a cut
„f $206,8.12,206 from what it want
ed and ${#8,730,205 less than It
tecelvcd this year. The bulk of
ibis money ix for veterans’ pen
sions, hospital facilities and bene
fits under the (1.1. Hlli/uf Rights.
The Atomic Energy ('utmnDxIon
was put down for $047,820,oo:j In
rush nml $3(31,150,000 In contrnct
uuthnrity. It linked for $7011,800,000 cash and $333,500,000 in contrnrt authority. This year It re
ceived $702,030,700 rash and $400.075,028 In contract authority.
Other highlights of the commit
tee action:
i t recoiimiendoj a new and
lough untl-deflcieiicv provision to
prevent federal ngem-lex from Inearring unauthorised deficits or
overspending
their
allotments.
Officials violating the provision
could be Jailed for two years and
fined $5,000,
It "Uggested that the Postoffice
Department consider saving some
money by reducing the number of
daily mail deliveries In city areas.
It sharply cut money for federal
■MUM I* I
■14 I*
of tu n x im .
hut provide I axtra • fttwls for
studio* Ia dev clod
tier medithi*” kg---- ---------U authoriffd th# Agriculture
Department to - pay tha coat of
shipping surplua commodities, such
as potatoes, to- areas In which
they are needed for food.
It granted the full $83,600,000
requested t o continue the school
lunch program.
It provided $25,000,000 to get to
the Kura) Electrification Adminis
tration started on Its new fob of
providing rural telephone service.
It pumped $733,008,240 Into the
fund used to acuuire a stockpile of
strategic materials that would ha
Needed In case of war,
It approved extension of the crop
Insurance program tu 240 more
cuuntles.
‘
It voted $00,04)0,000 for advance
planning of non-federal public
works.
The committee said it made w
"every possible effort" to curb
government spending, and criti
cised ‘‘various agencies and indi
viduals” who argue the budget
could bo cut several billions, None
of the totter came through with
data that would have help*
data that would have been helpful,
the committee said.
I (Mail
Judging from the comment* v/f have heard nince Ills
talk here Saturday afternoon, we are convinced thut Geo ge
for government agencies to enter
m ' i t______
N I l at _ M ttM Smathera made a favorable impression upon the large crowd
_
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Into contracti totaling l»,77».0iffl.N l liw N> in * . •< m P m < O lfln
MO, This sum lx I1BSAY3.00U Jess
Hy HAL ROYI.B
M M t h r i rtw M i, n l M I U AH of cltlzciM who braved the inclement weather to hear him.
uler, one hallmark of eucrxr.x in
j ? C»»«HN of M iftk It Itft .
NEW YO R K . - </P) — When tiis clan, nor doex he egpport ■ than tha President sought and ft.The young congrcHsmun in a dashing figure, a fluent orator,
077,408,18* less than wax nrovhled
leixzKir l b I b i "
und n rugged campaigner. Clearly he Is a man of boldness (' ,,IU". w.rlu’" ^
n year, xtiff uf pxychlatrixtx.
r,4H«r
thlx year, Future appropriations
(M U M * DRAW
and courage, strong convictions and deep ‘sincerity.
hB
UUKl11
know w" !y a rhlx may be became he xpeclal- normally are neewssfery to finance
till,ik In runny or not.
■e
N a iw i
ixx
In
what
ix
called
"throwaway
these nuthoriiatlons.
There are many problems confronting the nation to “ Hut tlu-ru are Home things you
•i'H«(.'Mtt*TI«iN V i f K T
carnal pleaeantrlex aimed
day on which he ami Senntor Pepper seem in substantial just can’t explain," salt) Walter honor"
Tha Appropriations Committee
Mr BmrtHr ......... .. ..............•
nl
xllrring
chuckle*
inxtcad
of
( M Meat* ... — -------- --- I H
pointed out that the cash cuts
Kit-rtinn. u ruillo tiumorixt who fig.
th- exploxive yukx which are the would mean n reduction of «»70.rt.ee agreement, and others on which th eir differences of opinion
Naaika .._ —.................
are almost too slight to present an issue. Both of them, we uri'n In- liun turni-il out some 76,000 guil of hlgh-pretxure buff ar4HU,U0O In planned government
, in llit- Inht nix years.
¥«•* - .... - .............. .......
tl:ti, xurh ax Milton Berle.
think, could sufely ipmlify as liberal Democrats, and each (Oik
hpending In the fiscal year 1USI.
" i l l ebltear?' aallaaa, earde el
"Toko Hie ’K ’ xuutul, for examDuring
a
70-min
ute
morning
•Seeks. raaalallaaa aaM aafltaa at of triom, no doubt, would like to do what ha can to Improve pit-. Fur Home rxnxrm it lx the
President Trumnn'a budget esti
Litadcaxt, intareperxed with phonM H r la t r a n i far tka aarpaaa of the lot of mankind and particularly the under-privileged
funniest xii,mil In the language. ogaph record*. Wai lor gvneretrx mates uf expenditures In fiscal
(flalaa laafa, will ka VaaraaM fur
year 1051 were 142,438,757.4 OH.
No uni- know* why. Hut all you
masses.
■ W W M aPvsMlelaa salsa.
x minimum of 30 low-praxxure The committee Wild It* cuts will
huviIn
ijn
lx
xuy
Brooklyn
or
Ho*
Matlaaaiit Hr laThe issues arise largely out of the m atter of methods linki-n nr Kulamnxou or Keokuk— wxecracke on new* of the dav, and hold the planned ipendlng to 141.ffawaitavar Maaraaaalltaa
(«*e« them off xpontmneoualv. But 450,208,340.
JW T»rk. C'klraaa, Uatrail, and are confined to relatively few problems. They might be unil people xtart laughing,
c ilr , aaf l l . U a b .
It taken him an hour-atid-a-half uf
"Tin* firxt laugh Jack Penny lilrrl writing tu develop and whip
Republicans In the House are
MrraK la a m a k e s af tka stunmari/.ed as follows: YVhul to do about racial relations,
iia a rlalaM Praaa wklak la aalllla.1 particularly in the South? What to do about federal fin ever gut nn the i-tngo i-ame when inn pattern the 20 gag* he rrack* organising u drive to make further
asalaalialr la tka aaa far *t»eMlha uti'jipril nut a,nl xuld, 'Mv name
inn a five-minute A BC network ruts when the hill is ready for
Mrtaa at all tka laaal aawa arlaltil ances, particularly in view of the continuing deficits and
amendment. They suy they wont
to tkia u t t i w t ' i aa wall aa all proposed increases in cxj>eiiditures7 And what to do about in Penny Kuhelxky’ which lx hlx pngrarn.
Al* aawa aUaalrkaa,
ru*l name. Put tim autllence tiled
to reduce the government's idunni-d
‘
You
i-an’t
write
them
by
a
the Communist menace, both at home and abroad?
laughing."
spending to a figure within *1.fuuiula,”
Im
xald.
“
But
after
u
Senator Pepper Is in fuvor of federal legislation dealing
000,000,000 of tha $37,306,580,031
(Iiifurtiinatelv. a Join-moth can’t
TUESDAY. MAR. 21, lur.o
fev
years
you
find
you
can
write
In anticipated revenue next year.
<vith the ruciul problem. Regardluss of what he culis it. Just keep Hiving "Keokuk. Keo
kuk, Keokuk" like a flattened th-in by reflex. One joke xet* the
The
rommltu-e recommended
F
E
P
C
or
C
ivil
Rights,
or
whethur
he
voted
for
this
bill
ui
xlige
fur
the
next
one.
TOD AY'S B IB L E V ER H R
trnlnwheel. He hnx to go on to
hut amendment, Senator Pepper I h u firm believer in Hip other
“ I mumble out loud ax I write, budget cuts for aknuxt every agen
tiling* to earn hlx vukx.
cy financed by the bill. A mem:
(fv
|b*Rltoa ,w * PalaU«k srxumsnlx Government and a staunch advocate
of turning all our social
"Another elandliy In the trade ix bx-ause the material hax tu xoum! the rare exceptions wax the Fed
W b* a Told ad.
Let your
und economic problems over the bureaucrats In Washing known ax the rule-of-tlirea iuke," ridit ax well ax read right."
Bureau of Investigation,
renfth be aatod lor a real rouaa. ton to solve for us. Regardless uf whut he may say now xalil Kiernun. "For Inxtnnce, if
Unlike many comedians. Kleman eral
JO B D E C L IN E
(
which was allowed funds far 325
$•** not with a man without
da-xn’t keep a card file of jokes,
you
ray,
'she
lx
not
only
pretty
.
,
.
ST. L O U IS. Mar. 21. — (/P) —
lUt, If ho hath done the* no during this campaign, Senator Pepper believes in foilernl xhe
"When you've used a iuke, It’s new agenta and for a II.OtHl-a-vcar
not only wealthy . . . but
raise for J. Edgar Hoover, who
Dr. Arthur II. Compton, chancellegislation to handle the Negro problem in the South.
Itin^-prov. 9:30.
- he jx a I n «t iipid' . . . well, a err- latter to throw It away," he said.
lot of Washington University, said
George Snmthers is uguinst this. From what he said lain percentage of people will " Tou can’t keep yourself alive
today lie would not accept chairImg
trying
to
keep
old
lukex
Saturday, we conclude that lie Is as much in favor u f giving fblnk ihat remark lx mlidlv funnv.
CongreHHirian llerlonjr Ueportn
NiMiuhip of the Atomic Energy
ulve."
Senator Claude Pepper, in I lie the Negro in the South a square deal as anyone, of assuring | M"‘
By H ill H EItLO N fi
1,111l,ln 111*1,1
“ ntl
Commission.
He
avoids
dlalcrt
jokes.
Htnoi
midll of a licit political campauin him of Ills C ivil Rights, of protecting him against mob vlo- 1
"Tin- work of the Atomic Energv
.
Alwiiyx |»>|UllMr tilxo lx the "rule lamb Jokes (" It’s too serious to I „
lean Itimirlf away from hit be leuce und unfair dincriinination, but he is not in fuvor ol of uppnHltex" nr "upxlilr-ilnwn ju e about. . .) of deformity words]
HeP|1ea have about ceased com- <um [i ill sot y health insurance by Commission Is essential to the na
layed constituents and lakes \ the people of Florida, or of Sanford, having, to surrender Inke," KxHiiiple: Inxtrml of Hav - xurb a* blind drunk, blind date. { Iiik in from our <|uextionaalrex. varying percentages, from 77 per tion’s i-ufety and welfare," Comp
(A* soup as the tiueitlouiiaktex went cent of those who replied classi ton naid, “but it seems-cleir to me
plane in Jaclieon ville to daili their rights to decide these matters in the bust interest ol ing, "III ink ix the cur-e of the t-ick-eyed or cross-eyed.
out, • We received a tremendous fied as labor, to 01.4 per cent of lbid I cun do more toward these
wot
king
until,"
von
turn
ll
iirnuiul:
"Anyone
who
has
a
dafnunltv
all
the
people
of
Sanford
mid
Florida
to
a
group
of
Wash
bock to WiibiiiDitin lo vote fm
"tVmk Ix tli«- rurxe of llie ilrlnkitip ilu-in’t think It’s .(funny," said and spontaneous response. Then those who replied who were un ends ut Washington University
a new toMun ■d bill. Bigger piirr ington bureaucrats who are utterly unfam iliar w ith the con iniin."
they dropped off, so that the classified. 80.3 per cent of all than wilb the Atemic Energv Com
K rrnan,
mission."
There are iloixm of rlmllar
supports titiuld br pmviaed wilb dltions existing here, and who could only cause mlsundcr
What is bis funnUst loknT He total response was 18 per cent wlm replied were opposed.
70 per cent of all groups we nr
lihkx. hul Kiennui iloexii’l lielleve ibesn’l .know, but the one copied under last year's total of 3100 reless control u rn uncage and pro stnndiuga, civil strife, and possible bloodshed.
NEW YORK BAIN
opposed tu Federal aid to educa
Senator Pepper is not particularly concerned about Up i Hlivhoilv t un liteome x xuri-exx hit* mist often by otiiar humorists was pies. ) hope this doesn’t indlcutd tion.
duction. Thus ibr government
N EW YO R K , Mar. 21. — </F» i moiixl merely hv following Jjnrmu- hi- story of Imw ha made am elec a lessening af Interest In govern
would pay biggei pricet for mote state of federal finances, fie does not seem to realize that III".
75 per cent were opposed to Buckets of rain which changed to
tee blanket by using- some wiring ment.
riiow spilled over New York City
"II riin’r n-itlly he tmiphl at nil," from an old toaster but had - to
We divided the replies Into foui* continuation of rent control.
rollon to itore in ill warehouse* a present federal bond debt In excess of ItfiO billion dollars,
88 per cent apposed a Immix for today, the first day uf Spring,
when the late President Roosevelt once said the count r\ ’ <■-mil "H ’x Imt mi attituile of give It up “ because It started categories as indicated by tha nrwhich are already overflowing
could safely stand n 70 billion dollar debt, is a problem ol onmI I ilOliht If xome of the he*t pipping me out of bed buttered nn i rupotions of the answerere. W<* World War II veterans ut tide while further north snow piled up
us deiqi us 12 inches.
wilh cotton which Ihe government
did this so we cuuld bu sure and time.
any great concern, or that a continued deficit of some five Piorwrllerx ever ran leai). It txn't In t Ii sides."
01 per rent fuvored the Increase
Tile rain und snow—the latter
it unable to ute.
exxeutlal, rerluilllv."
"Everybody seemed to pick that get a fair rrosa-xertkm of how
billion dollars a year, with income equalling outgo for only
Kiernnn, u pleh-aot, eaav-Kolug ere up," said Klernan wryly. "They cacti group feels. Hoven per cent In postal rates which has si pea melted ns ll hit the city’s puvvtwo years out of the past 17, raises problems which must In mini ut -IN, ehowx little of the w«re all being thrown out nf bed of the replies were from Labor, passed tha House.
ment—came mi a Harvard splen-,,
78 per cent believe that the list prepared to begin artificial ‘(jf
'i-no ilini uffertx mniiv laughier civered with marmalade or toasted 11 par cent from Agriculture, a l
volved. Instead, he advocates additional expenditures run
We uted lo ihink of MKour
most 50 per cent from Business, war-time excise taxes should be ruin milking two days hence to fill
idng into many billions which would only throw the budget up rehonlx, lie iloeMi’t have an or both legs."
Hie city’s half empty reservoirs.
*
t a in at tomething paid by only even more out of balance and further increase the debt
und slightly over 32 per cent were reduced or eliminated.
00 per cent opposed incree-ufrom people who did not list their
the very rich bul tail year I hr it which our children will have to pay.
HOT M EA LS
in inberitiuico tuxes. Labor was
uoeupatlun.
were over 19.000,040 peoplr tvtin
exnrtly 50*50 on this issue.
A T L A N T A . Mar. 21. - (d’l George Hinathers 1s against this. No doubt there arc
A
T
e
n
t
Fo
rThe
P
fuhh
53
per
rent
favored
continuation
intomta of lets (lum $ 0,000 ii y j r
58 per cent nppuxcd Increase in The Southern Rullwnv and the
many uf these uromises which Senator Pepper is making
of the Marshall I ’lan. All uf the coriHiratloii tuxes; however, 58 Brotherhood of Railroad Train
lilll.MINIlllAM (ALA.i A(1K IIKH ALI)
who had lo pay income taxes. An
groups except Labor anxworod per cent of lalior approved this.
which Mr. Smothers would like to endorse, lie , too, we nnmen last night fornmllv concluded
"Yes" to this question. 88 per cent
other way of indicating wltal l.a» confident, would like to him- the government in a position to
All groups favored statehood nn agreement on the hot meal Issue
In tblx ngt- „f complexity and of many variations of opinion and of those classified as labor xubl
happened since the advent nl ihe
for Alaska and Hawaii. The pur- which prompted u "wildcat” strike
ive every man, woman and child in the country two cars high costs, u growing excellence rinviclton. obviously its duty is "No".
rentage for Alasku was 85 pur of Inman yanl erownren,
New Deal it die teporl of illevery guruge, n oulilnel full if medicine mid guarantee tin is dcmnndi-d of u free press; that to be as balanced and as anlightAll groups favored continuation
The 200 yard employes went nn
eslng as possible In its reports and of selective service hy about the cent; Hawaii, 70 per cent. Both
temal Revenue Bureau ill w n
the payment of their grocery Id I Is. There Is much to lie said ix Its tiilcc of survival.
of these bit lx have since passed n strike Inst week over the delivery
comments.
Newspapers
which
fait
Tills
wax
the
theme
'
of
Mrs,
that ihoie with income, of let, In favor of nuch a welfare program. Hut If hy ho doing. w<>
same percentage—08,4 per cunt. tint House.
of meals to the men from the yards
(Iveta (blip Ifnhhv, chairman of to give evidence of determined
A ll groups were opposed In
ibdni$7,000 a year paid income endanger the laitmiona we are already paying to war vet c r the board of the .Southern News* • rd constant mdeavar to that-eml,
Thunk you fur your help.
Sunil Restaurant.
taxm ‘ tbtalling over $10,000,000,- ank. those pant 06 mid others who are on relief, if we wreck nuper Publixlieix Asxik-lntliiu, It) h’Uch fall short of each standards
000 while those with inc >mrr of the financial structure of tin* country, debase the value of her impressive recent mldrexx be of excellence, Inevitably, will ace
fore tile A lit I.ii inii Press A**"cla- danger to their survival.
over 1100,000 a year r » J M I tiie dollar until it will not buy anything at ull, und bankrupt
' l.el lt Im Smphaslitd again that
lion In Montgomery,
the
entire
cuuntry,
w
lial
Is
Immuuitnriuii
about
thut?
iacvpi* taxes of only $1,207,000,Tim freedom of the press, like t-vm the best of newspaper* must
Senator Pepper is not a ware of a Communist menace that of the Individual, has it* pfttn grow, discqu raged when thgv
000, Thus the poorest cbm of
ill!
T li
their performances
They are m e a s u r e
a ,p a id nearly ten limes at either at home or aboard. No opposed aid to Greeue und corollary obligations.
against
their
standards.
"
numerous
nml
basically
important
Turkey apparently believing that Russia had no aggressive
lo t|if government as the
How could any paper' d a Ibr a
In mir way of life. It lx difficult
design* akralnst tnoi^ oogi|tyleH, and even if she did it was to
... tu
....................
sum them all up or
compara (COmpleta presentation of Aha new* T
|t‘, class ol citiuot.
none-of om> businesn. He believed, too, and prulmbly still these responsibilities In their Tm-*n.rrHmii,apuM«»y
» -Haw eoukt sn y papar
paper rlair
clalm oofw
does, thut some flppgusemoEt may be necessary in dealing portiiiico. Hilt there Is, wq iigfec etant objactlelty In its reporting7
Huw rould any, i Journal imputn
with Mrs. Hobby, a conspicuous
Rarity Gioumli, a Stminule with Htalin whom he likes ip call his great and good friend, and pressing obligation nn news tq.ltaelf unerring. Insight ,end *!"•
oven us the lute B ritish Prim e Minister Mr. Chamberlain
latjibt, told a Hauit iitb-cunmiit- believed that throwing little Czechoslovak In to the hungry papers these days to strive la tha dum In its JnterprMatlnna end con,
,.
,i
ill most for an ever-increasing ax- elusions T
I m Ittvntly the Indian iliould not wolves of Nuzl Germany would appease H itler.
cellenco.
.rprhaps i only a. "passlniiV mark
bit blamtd foi xcalpinx whilci be
The problems of men multiply. cdUld he expected by trio hast
George Smothers in against tills. We do not believe he
when the magnitude of
came the while nun ilartrd liiii wants war with Russia any more thun Senator Pepper The danger* ami difficulties in Journal*,
-elf-governmenl lire constantly tne task is eoneldered. Hut even Are Smarter . . more comfortable than ever
Kalpiny buiinm iumielf, Jamei does as he Is more fam iliar with the horrors of war tlinn mounting.
to "pass" requires Iretnendous en
,
Mooney in die llxndbouk ol Senator Pepiiei is, hut Smothers knows from bitter expert
How rim the grave threat uf deavor,
Facing the counties* Involved
I h nut Utl* Holutltm for Ute lU iililelll Ilf extinction l,v violence he overcome
up.
Atqtfican Indiana alia xayx iratp- OltCO tllllt UlrpoitHOmuilt
and intricate issues ut this ege,
r-ttmti Iland-hungry dictators, whether they lire goose by the peoples uf Hip world T
itl| wai uii||iuxlly coniiaed tu a power-mud
How ciin u fret! government meet even highly intelligent, free men
STYLED LIKE DAD’S with
stepping
under
the
German
swasliku
or
the
hummer
ami
bm '
vary limited atea in (he Eaitein
its respuiinihllitius Mid advance the face persistent temptation* to
Hickfe
uf
Soviet
RtIHnia,
And
we
HUHpwt
thut
lie
would
oversimplify,
to
generallie,
to
rageneral
welfare
without
unduly
In
Ih* Broader Shoulder, Athletic Look
United Slain and the lowet Ml.
fringing Ihe liberty of the Individ nort excessively to slogans and
Lawrence regain, ll wav ablest r a th e r go uguln and fight on the heuehen uf Iwo .Hum t him ual
party
lines.
7
from New England end much oi tu have the Rumdarw invading our hortlern and clenioliHhlnn
When you and your Mum want you
Now such broad and familiar
1$ la su painful and sometimes
questions are not going to b* ans an discouraging to try to think
the Atlantic Coait region and wjx our own homoH.
to look your tost, get a Palm Beach
And while Senator Pepper turn th« name tolerant anti wered easily. The best miqils will through the Issues confronting f m
uaknown unlit colunial lime i
find themselves struggling with peoples in Orie mld-20th century,
friendly
attituile
toward
our
dnmt'HllL’
CommuuintH
which
•uit.
You’ll Ilka its new smooth
throughout the whole inleiior a d huH reauited in their Infiltration into our State Department many obscurities und doubts In
How ran anyone k*#p himself
plaint area. When Ihe Puritan* where they have filched our files and furnlnhed RukhIu with dealing with such complexities. adequately Informed to meet the
feel, criiih-resistant smartness,
Dbligiatlon* of a free cltlaen efflcaaie to New England in 1677 our moat confidential aecreta und in thnir employment ia Hound answers are not gqlng to dentlyT
athletic drape. Ami Mom will like
l>« found iinlexs u large measure
they began (dieting premium* to our atomic enorgy plant! where they have apent inont of nf truth Is achieved and prevail*
If tha peopja ar* to continue to I
them beeaui* they're washable, wall
Im while* (oi Indian tealpi nd their time supplying Communlat agent* with A-bomb sec In the free lands of the earth.
to rn a In baale matters, directly,
Keif-government rennet be main
•(ten kigployed the native* tbem- ret*, George omather* would » o t them out of every govern
mad# and eacy on th* poekotbook.
tained unices the people continue
aHvee lot Help gathering. Gen- ment agency and would Inaugurate a ayitem or necurity to
thay
do
co
IntelUgent}^
without
See our fins selection of famous
govern In haaie public decisions.
Ifkl Braddock ia 1755 guiranireu which would make absolutely certain agalnat uny future How can the people govern w iiclv invest knowledge of publ affair*f
Palm Beach cultc and dacha,
an they pven hops to hevo
—how ran th* people solve their
Mk,»oW»e»» 125 for every Indian betrayal of thin country.
knoWNdgo without a free
problems—unless they arc well In
•m Ip produced. And bounlie*
There are, aa we have aald before, many nml tern on formed
operating on a high level of
T
ware ofmad by the itale of Penn- which Senator Pepper and George Smathcrs are eye to eye.
It is the primary talk of Ihe roa iltn c y Y
R U G B Y With loaglea
ghraidjUi for every tcalp taken hut there are Isauea enough. And the iaauea that axial art prise to Inform men and women
•o government will got be
Rise*
I To IS
118.18
k{ted and advanced to th*
m it Indian* more then ten year* big enough and vital enough to thla country a future to about their world, I heir rountry,
their state, their community. Now
make
everyone
who
haa
hia
country's
welfare
at
heart
riat>
a f la t * No« don't blame the lit
CADBT sixes u to IB
|J li$
that sound* very familiar and very
ditto, tha while man itarled live above personal prejudices and favoritism and vote for simple. But what a tremendous
George Bmathera.
polrit paHWularly strtosad
Job It is.
Iwtintoe.
l.Bobb^le o f ^ a l Me
It would be a very arrogant
Mulls
••4
•■r*M
lu la r
■m nw iw
i i
E
l& 'U t s f.x r c ’s 1
Making Acquaintance
','Tha program. “Our Amerka*"
'ItaiHad S^urday t-ening by the
The presence of the headquarters of the United Na
ibAmiricen Centei at tha Annia tions Organisation in thla country haa had Important ofI Theater at RoJlim College act* In promoting friendllneea among individuals working
tha direction of Profaetor under,,it and between them end their hoeti. Thun u fuminae of the United Nation* la in the proconn nf
Campbell, wai a HimuUt- roeatal
nt In a mierMoamlc way,
imple of goodwill and Ho accompi
the
office
by the women nt the volitnling among young people
Artoi
iuUnl
headquartera ia that uf cumfeteni facial backgro
furtherint the social life of
ttin*
from the Bawjue coun
. al worker* under the United
i to the manl
J8ne!‘ln the
nvitatiopa from American fnm.
o enlerttinmenl, dedkgt"
hoat$
hava fait ao well rewarded
.
.
w•row
youth of Um American
B
a
wai dctlgntd ‘to i k
•I ifc# Atocrkai
ik fh fiK i
iu
y their exp
ia- fueata who;queata far their
klfti
’T1
at v w k l a ^ l
■ton honest, dtlgkly
melt and woman'
» own differ
•guard and aatend
\ It. t# often-eat '
man organlaation cuuld be evolved
which would product anything
, _ hia* ae>
a»
proachlng a perfect
*
B ict. performaae#
in present ‘
commenting, or)
• sees i ■ w i g w » i e w * | i
te.^J
For yoang onto In Ike fw tly
there'*
H U tlK oppfarane#
Naw wtdee paWrg xirlefl
Fer th* youngatora in the family,
Palm Beech Itena aid Rugbies
combine what mother Ilk**1in n
"nU# looking ault" and whkt tha
mumiumernthto recogui*#* aa
*»ha ^Ba^f^^xac) feUo)e lo^slt.
TheyTk wgW^bl*, take pnalah' meal, aid dr* 'beautifully tailor-
situation in all
manifold
theitcnew*
of thisurera, on th* h
aspects,
Innilced, aa wist man growing I
lerstandlng hacom
become ever M l .
aware of what, fiber
they i__
do hot know,
__
good newspapers, growing |n ea
ccllence, must lw ever more coa
scioua of their limitations, am
sliorttomlringe.
, -Neverth*1***, the tu k iuat
trtckled and suetalnac
highest purpose and
Thlto Is
'
-
ever-
> > !j;
; :,v,
-,iV;
.
■*
jh in
t r m mMl ftik*,c
i # ,rA> *
Hubby
y u lt
ttae coMto for working on and
S j g J * • jww lahor bill,"
■
" - 1-
M iflm
In a^ebuhtry unafraid
aanae o f lta own abeolute
U lS S i
•U the qB mI
* H i. M
theaa axotlc vlaitor* that now it
shed for to. fill the muny to
f viaita are aiwaya fallows j
Breat la tha United Natiunx
and short-sighted newspaper that
failed to he numbly aware of many
shortcomings and wrakneiaaa In lt$
performance thee# daye.
it Is Inconceivable that
anyBtH
hu<
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m S&z
total1
rs
fW ttl
gMCJt
feiJ
mm
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P erso n a l A ctivities
, .
TAOT
S A N FO R D . F L O R ID A
I
i i V l i M lW W f r
Canasta Club Holds Ratliff ffomc Scene
Last Tourist Uarty Of Palm Circle Meet
Golf Association
Meets For Luncheon
i
Members of the Woman’s (loll
M em bers ol tiie I'n iiii-tn C lu h of
Tin* liMhn
f .41
II.
Association held their monthly
the T o u rist I I li, to ld tti n In .I lit f \sn ft
. ♦ ‘JI' Ilf till
«rNii Palm ar R a y— Society Editor
p a 1 1* of the . -o-ou >>o Sot utlio
Telephone 148 luncheon meeting on Thursday al
V * ! HtiC * t
Culm C u r ie t»f
lli:lH) o’clock at the Sanford
thu 'in. I,
i Ini* belt! Iu*t F r i
evening at the
I'm m -t C,
Seminole Country Cluh. Decora
(h irs t * g ath rie tl foi a Si P. li. o k ’
•Inv « II|i Mi
ll,' r
\|iIlf*i- nt
tlons for the luncheon fullowet
Ih iy dlnnei
Tithh- .1,........limit
. n Im
Ml
M II Ihuirmt,
an Faster motif with the tmal
w ere gii't’it mill w liite
Vi «•«* hi i 1' '11 UK! It .
.. ., t.-i 1 iivei
the
tables lining arranged with paste
wum ati's itbn e u-a. it gn.-u ikiul (Hi t f 11»v: iii"f i .1 -i u -.i'.n w as licit!
baskets of caudles, inlnlaturi
XXllilt- 1 ursttlte fit-Itltui.'il t". Mi
"1* n ' 1-!'. * \ , 'n ' 1" m eeting tints.
bunnies and Spring flowers,
It
Altm ic uml ' I; ■ Al.it t 'i 4 1 ! ; T*t..................
t 't 1 In
meet at
TU ESD A Y
The luncheon wu» served huf
K terel und t lie men t e. i t .1 mi n
i . ii I iimi beni- esi'll
tv in•The American Home Departfet style and Mrs. Price Hear
in i' pipes linnb* I*x AA 1 Nn< »h
m .-li-!■
-i ..f ni in nil A. Al.
went of tha Woman’* Club will
presided over the business sc*
T h e IlivMt ntit»n wn »m "in* jn r. *1
A
VAIIM
nieat at 8:00 I’ M. at the Hull
• Ion. Plans were discussed for
11\ John M asatii. M i* U'llhnm M>
hii»-h i i hriuif
peril • <
hour*. The gue»t npenkor will In*
the coming Association tourney
1*1111hy. 111<.e*»nut i Imniiuin ii’fxij
irh* *4»V*»ri|l III*
JUv. II. L. Zimmerman who will
for which tpiollfylng rounds ivil
1, i ,< 1
h lU 't s anil li'li giMin i it'ui mi ni
i it I ii til4 Kniliiw*
have at hi* Mihjrrt "Faster uml
begin the second week In April
ItiTj* wim htiii’ uli ♦‘Mils li ft I 'M my I i
rl !nil»'Ii#*of| WM
What It Vienna.
All member* an*
The tourney will begin in Mn,
thrftt mu tin rn h«mH" . hu hulmi* lie),I
urged to be present.
following lhe State Woman’* Out
(hi* Suldti S jn>111.1111, C a i" li i II
M n,
1I " i
The R. W. Ware Bible flan* „f
Association tournament hi Tails
VllMtiUn Hint tdl
IC t 11: ( \ .-uni;
w . tr.
Cut liH
the F l n l McthudM Chuirh will
hassee.
V
letter
ivai»I-m mmuI fn.in th
.
Mrv.
i
.
ii
-<
i
■
hold a cnverril i IIhIi supper In AleWinners for
the comnletci
Tim Dormhtn ^ wlm mr m i ■
*nt
I umi*
V
\
I!
M tlnlav Hall at 7Mitt P.M.
loiinds of play for the Jhd Powel
t.* rim iilri utci tiuviiu.* limit flu ■I" .1
I k .nomi, Mtn.
. Th* Renrdnll Avenue Circle will
trophy tournament wete announc
I*ii st two ni.tilth* in Culif.nnm
it * until .fiit'otiLim e
meet with Mr*. Victor Green on
ed as follows Mrs. linos Adams
Mi** Kill'll hlitri!i*i« Jill.! M
, , M f s» I ilMll gll
eo. M<
Weat Ninth Kliret for n covered
Airs. Mu* O’Llngei. Mis. W. It
Mrln* IHhIifi * • lllel toile d |1'» to- M
< \\ 'Itm'
11 rinut'iiy
dlah luncheon. All H id e mem
William*, Mi*. Lillian Norton,
tiers with hutimintu, irud'io- w ill 1 i
.Ml
U -H A ||,
bora are invlteil to ntlcml.
Mrs. W. li. Firming, Mt*. (leurgi
PIHIIO HCi'onil 'Mintcnl \\ <t no M*•MT
d.
WK1WMI1AY
Thurston and Mrs. K. It. Smith
II'M'1I
O'
Cm I In lid
The study rout He on "Haul-Win
A nominating committee tc
I I
eel i><
lu s h song
ning" will continue at 7:30 P.M.
select officers for the rnmlnil
fi 'HI !
Slevi-u.-. \l
hi;,
In
the
Memorial
Educational
year wn* appointed and consist!
h lit .
Mis It <‘ 1 ■Hie m Is, o
Building of the First Baptist
of Mrs. K. R. Smith, Mrs, Har
ill the lli'oi in 'll', f..i \\ *1*11IM"
Church.
ry Woodruff, Mrs. John Ivey
were given tin good m hi ,.r *1...
The Fine Arts llcpnitmenl of
Air*. Ross Aduni* and Mrs- Karl
group. Tile iII -•Ili feat ol • t.f III
Afhe Sanford Woman’s Cluh will
Higginbotham. Mrs. Phil Mill*
llll'l 1111*
menu win
one.I In
“ prerent a one-act play which will
was the Cla*« A winner In
Mni kini*1'
bilge, pliinio d b\ M
be a farce entitled “Consolntlun"
rounds nf play which followed thr
Kilu'imli,
'Miiifiih Ib il.t " w* •
at 8:30 P.M. The public It Invited
iunchron; Mrs. Ross Adams, Claai
HWTIffif'f!
M.tppir K-Uvim I
I'holo ll> II.n mond Studio
to attend.
R; Mr*. J. W. Altman, Class C;
".I lkTUh4* \**’\ mi*1
Fled
M
yers
and
the
lute
M
iss
M
o
tg
m
it
M
y
e
is,
duiighter
of
Alt
T H U R SD A Y
ami the putting contest was wo.i Ml Myl*ra of (hi* City, whose engagement
ill iip p i.inching mm to ,g i
tillf*~ls ' llMiiil' nfl*"* 114itm•■
*
A study course on "Haul-Win
by Mrs Price Heard.
is iwhig Hiinoiiiued todity to C h a rle s ll,,m il.i h m g lo , -•,<ri of Mi ami A, r . Still I** ..... I (huh
*
ning’* will .................. . 7:30 P.M.
Those attending were Mr* T
Mr* A u stin K n ig h t. also of .Sanford III,, w i iliting w ill li,- an el,<nl
in
the
M emorial
Kdticnllonnl
|im * out w » *• Mi ji ii •I M>
F. McDaniel, Ml-. Filer Hoard of the sum m er.
BVLllMIriH of the F i r s t flit tit Int
NVImom, \| ( ntul Mi h 11»11
Mrs. Hugh Whelchel Mrs. An
Church.
drew Carrnway, Mr*. John Ivey
vi’i'n
Mr, mtil Mi II I *
Sem inole Itelo -kith Lodge No, 4‘!
Mis.
Charles
K. tiuui, Mr*
Mi. mol ,M* J im Mna.no
w ill observe "tlliliyotto n N ig h t” at
— Photo by Raymond Studli Fllen Stuck, Mi*. John Schiraid
Willimo
V \
............ .
U tO O P.M hi the (Idd F e llo w s H ull.
Mis. Iliiiiy Wodiuff, Mis
Miss Kstelle (lim ey, whose engagcmriit is ladtig nntinunreil to- Ji
A ll m elnheis Hie uigeii to he pica\V H iiih, M
.tmo
Boss A d am s. M is. S le v r B oherts
day
to
Stanley
Coleman.
She
is
the
daughter
of
Mr.
mid
Mrs.
A.
ant.
!in hit i VI
.1
A lls J . A Ponder. M t*. Boy r
M
a
,
4
1
1
h iinnoMin I i M h n .It iim .
Mt
Foster
of
this
city
and
he,
the
soil
of
Mr.
uml
Mrs.
F.
It.
Thomas
of
F R ID A Y
Svm i-s
-It.. A lt*.L IIR a ii Nm tnn|
1mlfiV
i*14lrrlMl'fll 111(4i tip I A
r i i :m i %i
c In
t I
Vclev. Mi
Mi
A study course on Hmil-WInnIiig Jacksonville. The wedding will take place tin Mar, 31 at the First
v
n
Airs. B etty N elson. M rs. A.
|t|liiif i'llik’ loin M'Hii'
i
**f lk*’1 ■
I!11i 14''
1
AA’ . F S m ,it. All
will continue at 7:31) P. M. in the Pteshyterlun Church.
ill tT111-* I Uli*
Mat ah. All*. W . It. W illiam *. Mr*
I*'I , Mil11’.!11r I , • • * Iim ll*' 1hoiuhl
V itilf li MtUI
Memoiinl IMumtlomil tlulldlnu of
M
i-.
It
I'
............
MJ. W, A llm a n . M rs. F a i l D ig gin
n !»♦ H ri'l Thr | hi ml
Klti^lil, .on o| \h mill VI i ' h i"
thr Fits! Iliipllst Churrh
*♦ ini VI |i li I IM UImd
Kit-ii-l. Alt
v in. i I hothum. Mrs. U n it y Tooke Alra
t 11n K mulit
The Townsend Club will meet
ti
I'M
I
ID**
i|
M
I'hr
"
k
in
K.
t
I la y m a n .
M rs.
tieiirg'
j|
t*
l
(is1
1
uilr
«
’l
M
in
i
Mui
i
\l>
M il
Mi***
Mvi'tf.
i»i
Sl'Ml i K kii|4 < Th I M♦
a( the Tourist Center. The puhllr
T h u rsto n , Alts. F.. II B m lth. Mr<.
• \h Mimtciit h ilrr I iitlr
Ilk..... . h«k;.t si lion! itinI nttrinl
Alt- Alt,1.1. ..........
At
ll toidlallv invited to attend.
*♦ ir» II'm thl(mc!lme
P l.il M ill*. M rs
Mu* O L in g e i.
1*11 ,1'iliii II SN mi I ’iuvi’i'llv Dm Slu t kt- m i,I Al i I I.. M. •>i
I
D
o
il
Until
*1
NalliMiw
The engagement of Mi-.* Kstelle
two \ ♦Mil *s Sill I* IlitVC «ifI)itt»VAil F la n k II no
Airs C a m illa H tuce, M iss •■*"*
> l.\ K m K Vurr i »»• h
hiii N h«M i.
F i lends w ill le g it t te leant B elle lln g a n . M r*. W illia m L e a h y , H
tiracey, daughter of Air and Mr*.
In til At lit*Hit* With .11uai
Ja- 11 * • »*’1in A 1 i T ithi mil! I <*iii
N V , \\
\ V * **ni.in
A. Foster of (Ids Hty. |„ Stanlev I lint A lliui Hull is ill and confined id M ararnilat. Ven esu ela,
I t nil \ »•w|*
M
II
\
II
Min it i iff
ColeniHii of Kanforil, son of Air. In In - Inline on Catiilin n I h iv e
mI' h
m nliniN -I StrW ill 1
A m e r h a . Alls- CeH < H eard Mh*J
%l i
K h ik Iii
(iitMliH ill * iO i Mt m ■
and All- I It 1 Imuia^ nf JackIDuli
Set
inul mnt
Helen C ab as ami Alls* Maud AVIlfio
m
?
•
'
t
‘to
i
ii
i
*
I
♦
’
\\
i i
fill InVCl ij Mu 111T1111‘t | h
A ll- l.'lw ard Dunn of n ih iod o is
sonville, foi mi-1 Sanfor d resi
i-ai•i nl vein ' In*
fill
thr
| mi 1i
HIh I* 41II
1lilt* till * M‘tMi m| , | il« )
the gne-t of ln-1 mottle). A lls
Member* of Home Dcmmmtin- dent *. wa« iiuiiolinci'd tialuv,
Tit. p i i a U'hi n-.i.i
lii't'fl a"111$'l' 1« llV \U Ri-ui'iM*
I U ii 4*Vi*lit ui *'U\\ Ini 1
hn
tlun (' uli*
(nun
roiiiniiiMltje*
Miss (iriiiev attended Snnfoid j *........... Conodi.
M
*
♦
oinpnti.
\V ♦•*sl) i li 11*Mil")*»"
throughput Seminole Cuiinlv. in school-, grailuiilhig with the Class
♦ill MlI'll I nf I '(t awf I it I 1'V,
11l' ’! |li1«|ll
Nu Aell I It ’|*as*is I ‘ I MIs
I hi1 u ♦*.I«1111u VA111 Ni IIM
co-operittiou with l-ll girls from of l!1!* i\ uoi Seminole lligli
The m am file n il- of I K linn
!♦♦’ lan im i v r n «’Hiim *. At.
lxora (’irclc M c c I h
!
Hit \ t h i H 'I h U 4'1Ilia
of Hit* >11111*'- , I III* illlD
S m ith
Slu .♦ hh’.l 11 I i »
Seminole High School, vc-tci-luv .Helm'd Since in-i giadiialli'n *lie mail w ill i.-g iet to leant Hint lie
um iM iniini lot*
III It Ii|t 4‘lit I K
W ith M rs. Vodopich
llir4, hnol 'tip-*, h i
.Completed the setting up of ex ha* lai-ii i.niidnycd tiv Florida i old mm to he III.
■IkBT iM H U
Mol til 1144 U rV ’tt I'Om
mui tin 1lulus i*m ' «>
hibit* at the Seminole County Fair. f-ushion* Mt. Colenom also at\l.....I- lo MOf It
Ill'll!
Ill
rntro
mb
Alls
Mm
gni
et
Millet
has
ic
A
Miss Allle l.eo Rush. Ocala. tended Sue ft" d schools and Is
W .trM Al N In M
Alt , C h illli-s Voitopti'll m is lm*e [
H ill II. f.l \l Tit* •»•»!■.»
counl ii'N
Marion County Home Doumnsti u- now engage.1 in uroduce business. turned fi'.in Co hin ilin s, I t , w heie le ss on F ritla v foi the tegular
| |, l l l II A m it n V N S T H M '.
Ii|t K Viiit it HI o k w
tlon Agent, who will judge the exW Im o A im**’In Udmi j ■ l»«The wedding will lie an event she attended the fm teial of her meeting of the l» m a ( ’h c lv of
\*MI, Is I d I’lrsii Fiattl 1 tlUtu
hlldts. declared "they me much nf Mairh 31 at 7:30 |\ M. m |h„ g raniln m lher, A lls, H. J C o m u ll.
n» t"j i Uai in Us
the Sitofonl (.H ull'll C lu h whielj
\ ll.) \ U ll M.ihIi
nicer exhibits than formerly, and First Pi eshvtei hip Chon.h. Rev
met at Iter home at liuliillt Mmillll
VI |s)rsel \ VIII ||MAIII ia
t{i* mi alignment is much hot lor.” A. tj* Mclnnis will officiate at
Am ong those attending thr cun- V illag e
|,t :\ l'F \
S U IT F it
lift! i'llMNbt UfaiMfMIH
A ttivert'd tlisit hinrheim
Women of the cniiritv have been Jhe ,111111 luge ser vice. Nr, (nv)tn- cert given la d night in O rlando was belli pi lot lo tin* .....c lin g at
M|. In 1|,( \Otl Him
ll Cutlet ' .
t ti. ,n
in iI Ii .............
)
Mor ii i ii m V*»11d1\
H u t ) ,n d Sp im t.lt, Milii't
preparing for • ho pnst sev e ral H on, n ri- living i.m c d
l>v N elson F d ilv w ere K V C o v j o ; ,[p p.M. ami the business «et- ,
,
....... ............
lull all
Mmn|. It m u ll
| 1„ „ |
llti i.il ..ml B td te t, C in n a
nuiqth-u Hie, «khlliit* of Fserving. irle m ls of the rouplit are Invited, ing ti........nd d au g h te r, Atix. It. P. , Ion <vn* iom lu eled hi' Airs. I.aitrun
Wot M \» Noon
tluljow ii v,
11 1
il,mi A p p le ......... w ith C l HI' *
Tin h unt VV ,i k ' ’M
life L w' f k* *tnt{iiojtlirry(, riy fla ami
Johnson.
i m i iu .lt; i
h i ; — i : \ i i i . m n I 'H ( h ; h a m
M om f'loli
oanned good*, china painting mill
|es, llfie itig t-.
Air*. Frank L. ....... huff. Ill
Ml« r
I
lt
c
.lp
c
ft.t
S
t........
I
Dish
!‘
"llttw
i
art work under direction of Mis*
l-T
li.v
|
>
,|
|ii\
\ l \ t . S A M 01(11
l,uMo \(it**r!(*fiiim
Mi and Mrs. (!. D Bishop, Jr. a k id the iipllilon nf the group as l i.’> VliihJi
Lila Woodard, county home dem
c b is p v f is h
i i ’ t i .f .t s
nt V itriol 1**n
I 3u
. aw t
have i el in tied to Snnfoid from to w hether tin- w eekly lailio nro
♦ IMI Iin i v*
iliiHfh
In g ic.lit-n ts
I " t p mtlk. 3 •*»' >• ■
onstration agent. Canned good*
1 HM 11»iib W ♦illume
;
kiMII
VflHKfTT
lire e n w .....I, S. C . uml ate
al
-piiniis
fm inn.
li.lilcspot'i.-s,
IllA■I ni Mid ll
are attractively displavuil and
The MaI'uh meeting of the ||lh4»- present lousing their liome w ith giant slimlld hr i-onlinned w ltli the M b Toil ii r ■ Mhtr
iv iitc i, I " tca-i'itiin sa lt, I ......If
llllk Ami
'w tfnijffag angel food enkrx uml iu
wp<
Pkiruar
RUH-riiAHUS gicmord
, s, , Che
,, le
, d * tbi-Darded flinh
........
..........................
pniimU at 24118 Pal an sw er being rtn, M r*. Johuson I1 I. Vmiii Milmlk Ho r r i
i
i
hjtitttn . Im pl"'I
p arsle y. J *'-n
o lh jr baked gon(|p apg op illsplav.
f tihl of (lie ntil in mt I roiiventlou of
held Friday „ nfltunoon1 gt ihv ,artt|C
Ill-Id
ineM i,’ Avenue
Aveoi
| rut VDin() l.nVi'lN I'luKf Mil
ntlllin, !
spunitfinely
g
i'1>
,,'l
! y r y Jo in' lUiyM of Hanford mid Harden <eiilid With Mrg. W. A.
'IIIn il'll Clubs w hich w ill be held
1■lift liv Ihijiii'Hf
I
till ill'll* HI n IMIKt *Kk •» 111II 11*11 Dl
Txaltil L e F II* of (I hiu-vh sei up Morrison and Mrs. Sett.
« «* IIii i i I- W I 111i i m * '
..... .
Mr, mid Mrs, Fi nest Hllttho of I
W'"'t J ’1......
*h" in
a *M) Tin* IDm Hi in lr.it i
till* Mukl’ll 1*4filia 4**1 1l**h. I I ru n
thr*', exhibit nf thl- till gill* of ruff us hostesses. After „ -hint tlrlando, form.........sol.-nts of Sun- I f""''*’ Bhe also praised the w-.k
d-n
’ \N\v. V'1*
* Tli* lltlMbt
....... .
lin ed 1-1 ll-l V I I'gg I slig htfleinlonle High School.
HMimmiMwiwim
H lilt
AA**
Imsliiess session mimes uml pin- f„rd, left this iifli-iimoii for Haiti- I " J , ’ Jwnl"i f.niden Lluli
i
I"-.iit'nt,
salt
mill
peppy!
,l
’
fi
I
In
|
|s
I
I
, J,r AM
Tha Sanford Home Demonslra* nuiu-lations of plnnts, shiule uml
♦i JM Tii i11mIt r
taste.
fint-ly
u nsh ed
c c if .il
lion Cluh wn* n-pri-si-nlnl liv Mrs. ire.'* suit aide for this ate., we,.„„„
w)|1 ull4|erK„
"f. « gardening .a lend
*. .1" Hf.nf fn Hi r ,i.|.
lin
k
,
s
.
Roy Tllll*. Mr*. C. M. Flowers. listed by member*.
v t(. , x Hi m i 111
ojieri.lhn, for n In art ailment.
I ..’ " ‘ " ' V f"r Hie . .oiling ve,,,
A)ctl.nil
St ill.I milk , mix forlon
S < M 1\
7 an
Ml I f i Ittu (Mi V ' I*.Oil
Mr*. Carl Williams. Mrs J. L.
A nhIiiiI mm mc curry Imp foil
•
___
ini* MNlKinitinn nf MrR. W I
, i - 11*' ■
.ltd w ntci iivt,| ml»l In lit*) m ilk,
*i h l‘*)ir v i d'lv
Crawford. Mr* A. C. Stark. Mrs. n Ht. Pntrh-k’s Day theme »;,»
Dr. ami Alls J. N. Itohion hud
1'v**, .... .
w'"' M'- '
7 V* I •i l l 4Niititi HIomw
t'ti'itg w ell. Add -all, p m ’ lev.
,
M> Moelk, Mis. Orli> Mulhlrux served hy the hostesses. T ill.-. .0
v„|H rdaV Dr. ltol.
1 Bildev I.... . a lip...... Id to Ink,
: is Mil kt IfHViWN
In ,,',, mill lu llt■' "i liuvgni >'l” .
%fM M A |'\V I liiM
and Virginia Kimc-h
tending were Mr*. It I. Ihinn.,
„e,diew. .hi...... McMillan of - ........... . ’•*
',," l ...........
........
m d ll
tllllkctlC il
Hcnnn - “ S \ M > O l
% 1% V artel h lltll
♦™ Mr*. John Fnt w»* chairman of Mrs. John Ludwig, Mrs. lie d | charlotte. N. C.
.Mr. McMillan. """ ,
%an K irliriiiiillA lo H#Hufin*
l, inn In-lit nud itlhiu tn cind Add
A
t
the
eiinrlllslno
„f
I
iii - ini
th* Panin exhibit.
From Lung, Zerronner, Mrs. John Fox, Mr
h
I
'
' All IA It . t \ |H i: n i l
I AR S "
Mr*
I
Tl.aI......
I
who hatraveled
extensively
rlnkcd ft-li. cell i a , >'*:g. ami ’ a*’
wood: Air*. Furl Duncan, Mr*. H. J.V, Jones. Mr*. H. C, DiiBe-e, ihmugluMit the west, Is touring Mr- (*. H. Kii-tli'v talked ->ti 1 |1M M mhi IMIHini
n
ir
.
iiit-l
pepper
lo
in
-r
Mix
-hi'
I*t»iI
IN’
i
*
i
|
A
t
tli*
(If
m
m
it
it limning, fertlllsiitlmi, plantiiti- !l AM H»M*f I n K I lih * »f Th* Hnv
8. (Jreene, Airs c». H. Peace. Mr*, Mr*. B. F. Aimlie, Airs. Mir I I Flotilla for the first time.
’ m lJ in .'J « i
vji.Lt4.u4U
n u ig lilv . Add eiiniigli cn ish ed cc
fliorge Ullo. Airs. H. t.. Tttnper fllnBon, Air*. It. (5. Hrl*xnn, Alts.
sml numerous other *Mubi- win 1 •» i:.
kl i»mItm I ftit rf | ml*.
,,.„ | flukes to Imld mi xt in i- •"
•>«•;. 11'** I inttri'tlioi*
should
lie
dime
fm
plant*
util
■nd Mr*. D. L. Carson, had rhargo J. P. Thurnmnd, Mrs. Joe Melsrh
Mr*. B. A. Prrrv of Miami has
g,'tiier. Slia|u- lulu ilestn-d -!'<•
ID MM I ’fillmt NtiHitfiN
of the booth.
Mrs. J. Mrltnney, Mr*. C. Harney, arrived to visit <n Hanford a* th* shrubs during till* season. Thn.* in
ir. J im k HfiiHh
. nt let h, m l! In . . m i ! flukes an I
The Lake Alotiror exhllilt was Airs. Joe Mum, Airs. Frank Hand guest of Mr. ami Mra. J. M. Htlne- nltrnillng the Hireling were Mi
in i «i At llotiif \\ 11 1| VI ’i alo
-null- In hid In'
n iilil Iniiivii
handled hy Mr*. J. II. Tlndel, Mr*. ier, Atr*. Brodle Williams, Mi*. rlpher nt their home on Park Ave H. L. Zimmerman. Mr*. It AV »I HIM N* wN
Alukc- il serving
Virginia Rnhlnson, Afra. C. K. J. C. Hikes, Airs. H. James Hut. nue. Mr. and Mr*. Htlnaelnher at Williams Mr*. Juhnsiin. Mrs AV.1 11 MS Hiiio n rr
Hlttell, Dorn Mae llarell, Mr*. W il Mr*. Heth Woodruff and Mra. tended the Nelson Kddy conceit Ham l.rfflei. Jr.. Alls. Bov tjn-i-ii
liam Hargrove*. Mr*. C, R. Giles, Morrison.
held In the auditorium In Orlando Mrs, Karlyle HmitJudder, Afi .
Dale Hcutt, Jr., Mi*. Woodruff
_ M r * . tan I If ford and Mr*. Ernest
Inst night.
i*
rw
Mrs. Hmlth, Mr*. P AT lllngl,
'"H am ilto n ami Mr*. Hand narrhler,
Mr*. James Terwllleger,
Mi •
Mr*. J. F, Rohlnenn and M r*.1
Boh Fulisnk* «et up the Lake
Air. and Mr*. Harold A. Apple *'Buddy’* Angel, Mr*. Rnhert Hick
S H O f S FOR M E N
U ary exhibit,
by and son John spent yesterday sun, Mr*. Ripley, Mr*. Blake Haw
s. Mr*. Klrlley amt Air*. Vmlu
Tha Geneva display, waa set on
"Consolation'' will he the title In Atlanta where they attended yet
hy Mr*. R. N. Htrrvel, Mr*. 0 . C. of a one-nrl farce to he presented capping exercise* at Crawford W pirh
DaFlls. Mrs. Donald Norton. Mr* hy the Fine Arts Department of Long Aleniorlnl Hospital when
LYM AN P L A Y
Frad Yout* and Mra. R. II. Kreta- the Hanford Woninn* Cluh on their daughter N n n y received her
A plav will lm presented at tin
Wednesday nt 3:30 P.M. at the nurse’* diploma. They were nr- l.vmnn High Heimol sm litm iii"
cluh house. The mihlic Is rordlal- cnmpnnlril bv Ibelr house guest, al 8:00 P. AL Friday. It wn- an
Air*. Violet Fain-loth, nf Chicago,
C E N T R A I. BA PTI XT .-CHURCH ly Invited to nttenil.
nmmred this morning. The IH!•*
The play I* under tha dlrrrtlnn
_ Th* regaini meeting nf th* W
nf tiie play will he “I Jody Lon", * J
# 1 1 . S. of the tj’entrjil Baptist of .Mr*. H. (!. Harrlmnn. drams
rumnly in three acts.
Church has hern postponed lb chairman «f thn Department, and
Easiest way to sugar doughnut*
that mamben may attend a study those taking part will he Mrs. at home Is to put tha doughnut*
After using ite*| wool put it '
tours* to be held at thr First Clifford MrKIhhln. Mrs. Roy Til- Into a iiaper hag with the sugar mi s radiator tu dry to prevent
II*. Mr*. D. B. Watkins, Mr*. W. and shake them lightly.
rusting.
Mtxt maetlng will lie announced II. Stamper, and Mr*. Henry Witte.
Jr. The plot nf the play Is laid
later.
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in a hospital with dancing and
Whsn broiling meats or fish It's nuislr being woven through the
often possllde to broil vegetable* themp of the farce.
along with them! Imt Ire sure to
Rerve carrot* mashed, anmngive tha vegetable* a generous
itjng nf tnelted butter or mar- time*, In a euslard base or In a
souffle.
irfne first.
a*a M M W I1
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Co-ed Murder
Congress Asked To
(L'eatlaae* r r m rags nasi
Proceed Slowly On three-story
house the night Miss
Jnrkson dltol testified for the
Anti-Commie Bills state yesterday, They described
events lending up to I he discovery
WASHINGTON.* Mnr. 21. - </»-> of the hotly of Miss Jackson
— D ie Justice Department tixlnv which was still clad In a while
advlsnl Congress to go slow In evening gown, an ratly-morning
enacting anti-Cfimmunht MIG un “ Imllfcst'" hi students in a roon
til constltutinunl (|Ur*lluiiH have inioss the hall.
been seltlrd.
participants tn|d ()f Hsdnasek
Peyton F o rd , assistant («■ the i Mining to the open door of their
Altorney General, told the Hntisr
and asking If he ml(|ht
Un-American Activities Comnilt rinse it. A shirt lime latn, they
tee that Impoi Innl ronstltulhmnl fi ni if
i hf <]hru*Rinn emlen
Oiiei lions ui e involved In the no
'hep police arilveil and found
pea1 m the II Coniiiiiinlsl p a rty Mi h .lnrksou*N hoy.
leaurrs ronvlrted In New York
.Meanwhile in Fre-nti, C a lif,
some time ago.
Hnllv Itlrhuid, M, will he burled
“ D ip derision In thnt cnsr will •"day.
litle later, psychiatrists
be a most Important one and nr will lie coni t appointed to ink her
t|f>n which mnv prove to he pro I win, Alice, why she shot Hally
mature in i n lipid of |i . null mnc in n fit of luilred.
should to tn irfiilly welgheil." Kurd
Alice told officers «he has no
•aid In o letter to the cnptndtte'
de-lie to iitleod her sinlet's fun
Ford's lettei was ri-ml n. tin ' ml. Hln said she hail hal-il Hally
committee ofiened hominy up noli
four veins nml "I Would kill her
Communl t hills sponsored hv t" " Hguiii "
of Its member*.
Glothed hr iiplnlo Nitliui dress
(Inr, sponsored hy Hep. Nixon with iiu makeup, Alice w»« nr( Ft-Calif. I. provides among nthr* rmrued brfnrr.liic.l Ire Leonard J.
Milng* a Ml-year prisnii term Mveis yesli'idny.
and IJO.UOO fine In eon-spire III set
She was defiant ns "he heard
Up a Communist dlrlnlniHhin In the charge that she wlllilllv and
this country.
with malice shot Snllv cnily SunrThe other, hv Chairninn Wutul day.
\ high 'icliool Hophoinorr, die
t'M in .I, wmtlil .... he It unlaw fill
tool the an id n pupil i ailed hefore
for federal employes nml fm pei
aons employed under nntlonal tic a prim ipol fm some liifiiirtlon of
fense contrart* to he tnnmiiei ■
* of ihe rules
She seemed to have h notion
the Communist Party or nnv uthn
nrganiziiflnn hranded in. suhvri . n| tlie giuvity of the eiline—hut
■in win iy us to Its t o n-eipielict'H,
Ive.
Dr. KniethOti P Helimlill of Ho \ kid it do ire 11red wind might
U. M. Clmniher of Coniinerre uri:>>l Ihi ppi'o in hei, she shiugged:
Olllrk opproval of Ihe piiipim il i “ I guess they'll pill me in all
IrglsIiiMini In "eipose ('hiiiiuuih -1 ilist d ill ion fni n while and then
rxrrttl" me."
orjranlriitliiiis "
Fchiniill, who h< dlrei ini «»f i*i »» ! Itintci t'aliforoia law she is Inr
young
fm execution toil cnnld he
Domic irseurch for Ihe ihaodiei.
• 1st) calloil for exlenslon of the sent In u gill's school of collec
Ifgislallon to "Fnaclsta. Narla >i tion or a mental I fist II ill loti.
Pioluitloo of fh er John Ashjian
any other iiKeida of line fmeigti
said, "She shows nhsoliitely tin
lowers eiutaiti'il Ip artlvllies close
y similar" to those nut lined ip I’eniol se " Site ate Mg meals yes
terday and told him "lie had
the hills.
Iter "heal night's sleep in si*
yeuin."
,,
Hupei lot
.linige
A rtiinr
rShepard said lie would older a
(C * a lla *«4 erttm l'* « » iis r i
smut y i xniniuation mid apoolnl
during the cross-countrv trip.
I'resenl plans riiiitemidalr ii psych la 11islti today.
While m a I tea Moines Hlitiilprealdenllal speech at Gland Gm
l*c, northwest of .Spokane, iihnul IIIt'ii| when* the tlllllet-i Iddleil liodv
May 11. The Chicago speech, in of Id i wife (mil Inin for loon-, a
floltlier Field, will wind up the Io,i olnl Iiiiilk iiihher killed himself
.... Iy tlolnv as It! policemen closed
tllp.
Sir. Tnipiati will speak at towns Hi with teni gun.
Kmllei llm ex rnnvirt had tiled
along the wnv going to Grand Gnu.
to I'omnoinil u fileml
lee and on the irlu iii to the f'tipl iinsui'cessfiillv
in help him Ihiow (lie hoilv of his
to).
White II miim. officials nntj pre. wife lid" the river.
Ile li' live Chief Pliiil fastening
Ilndnarv work will he done on the
President's sprrehr.* at his “ Win to i| tills stilly of wlmt lie called n
ter White House" where he is " iiiiii del and suieiiln":
Dale I Muck l Itolcionn, HH. upspending a viicntlop that May lad
pnieidlv oh"i I and kilted Ids Id
inlo lliy first week of A lull.
Official piihscs given ic iin tci* yrill old wife Hlanelie siiiartlme
to enter the Imi.e are good until vesterdav afternoon.
I.nst e v e n i ii g Ilnlemnn tel*,
April 10.
The Grand Coulee ceremony will illumed an in dualnlntiee, George
mark Ihe Installation of the last Pnlnier, and naked him ta route tn
the llnltman Hpartltient "on s *
91 the hlg tUlhlmm.
lliijmrlant mutter."
. ■
i . Meanwhile, Jins* announced:
Ptilnmi, hiHlness agent of Ihe
President Truman's appointment
of Phillip A. Mangunu ns deputy CIO United liiihher Writkers local,
U, Hi’ representative mi Ihe United went I" n itleellng and Intel
Nations special Mulkan commit- sloplieil hy. As lie Mopped Inside
the npiirlmeul llrilemnii saldl '
Ire. i
"I'm In a lol of tronhla. I.onlt-At*
i D ie nomination of Kdwacd .1
Palmei then saw the lualv of
Carrlgan to la- U. 8. amralodl ho
Ihe northern district of Califoipia, Mis. Iloli'inun Iving on thi’ floor
Two I.idiots had iiloroed her chest
•licreeding Groige Vice, ret tied.
"lloli'iiian iii (len d me to hrle
The signing of a Mil «S Tl Ir>*.i»
granting ningiesiilumil coo cut to him throw Ihe liodv Into the rlv
a water nuiipurt hidwcen Idaho er." Palmei said
Poluifr told llohman that Mis
atol Wyoming, Involving the Hooke
Pn Init ■
i was waiting In Ihe car
River.
The Mnv trip will lie foil owed outside, that he would drive her
In October hv another, even more Inline and letnrn.
lie then nidified nnllr*. Thev
intensive, rrnss-rniintiv stuiiiplog
tour hy the President In which he I'tn Ircled the house, and command
Will sneak in hehalf of lleniorriitii ed Itnleiiiaii to surrender. There
was no reply.
cancllilati’s for Congress,
A tear gas hmnb was hurled
That trip will can y him Into
Illinois, Ohio, Permsvlvnnlii. Call through Hnlcmnn'i window. Within
furnla and ilotens of olhei states. minutes they heard tw o shots.
Mr. Trunmn's now move In get They found the liodv of Mrs. Ilnlfcongressional pannage of the "mid iiiiiii still on the floor. lloleman
dle Income" housing hill was alined was Iving dead mi a tied,
Molemaii was sentenced tn life
at restoration of Kennte-rllmimiled
provisions providing for limns to in prison In 1t»M7 when he pleaded
guilty In an (own hank robbery.
co-operatives,
,, .The President signed the riiin- Me was paroled In tll44.
mUalon of Richard F. Mitchell uf
Jowa for his new term as an Inter- confirmed hv the Henate,
ptatq Commeree Commissioner fur
He also signed a nroclnmatloti of
D term ending Dec. HI. Will. Mlt- n emtsiilnr convention with Cnsta
chsll's nomination recently was Ulcii of Jan. 12. 1048. *.
F
Truman Tour
Spud Program
COO,000 worth of agricultural com
(C s s t lM s S reess P s f i s m )
at home and abroad whlla tho re
maining 14,000,000,000 worth are
at the present time deteriorating
in our bulging warehouse* and
caves.”
Williams urged repenl of rigid
price supports and adoption or a
flexible system. Huch a system
would permit lower support prices
th.in arc set under present law.
He said the rotton-peanut Mil,
.. ii which the denote may set
later In the week, would mskc
it necessary for the government
tn store aldlMon"! (|uanlltl#e of
cotton and peanuts. ___
Church Dropa Dead
modities have been 4lvcn away
TUESDAY MAIL
Senator McCarthy
. --------------- f r a s Fage O is l
IPaaltasea Frans Fag* DM)
a* other potato i.ulustr/ spokes
Ind. man who Identified himself ‘mentioned to me several times
men who havo lined up In favor
■s "an average American cltlsen that this, that and the other fel
of control*.
low are very important cases,"
nf average Intelligence.”
Hrnator Thye fR-MInnl asked
hut did riot know which one McCar
He
was
Nell
K.
Altekruse,
nn
whrlher Florida farm ers also
thy now was referring to.
artist, who told Ihe Senate Fin
wanted to end invortiment price
He also took issue with Mc
ance
Committee
the
entire
Hoc
I
it
I
supports for cotton, peanuts,
Security program ought to be Carthy’# charges that the comtobacco, rice, whaat and corn.
mlttue was not exerting Its best
Junked.
d r a w reDlied tha*. ho was "not
efforts to obtain loyalty filer on
The committee is holding hear persons whom McCarthy 1ms lab
competent" tn teeltfy for other
ings on a bill the House passed elled as "bad security risks."
than grower* of perisheUe and
Inst year for a bigger Boclal Se
seasonal
fruit
and vegrlshlr
" I ’m trying to get all the flics
curity system, covering
noire
cropa.
and Renatnr McCarthy knows It,"
people,
pnyfng
hlggei'
benefit*
Senator Aiken (R-Vt) also ex
Tydings said. " I’m trying to run and costing mure taxes.
pressed surprise and gddnd "at
mjo a course calculated to get the
Artist
Alterkrusc, who hod file*, not one that won’t."
the rate things a r t going armmd
prepared charts to emphasise his
here the Florida potato g.owetAn nttnrk hv Henalor Wherry
elgumrnt contended that the So fH-Neh) spearhesded an nttnnr
may get Just what they want."
tcsiinsM ru n Fea* owl , cial Security net' la “n crury law." ent Republican drive to make »
Aiken, ranking GOP Senator on
And he added that the Hntiee political campaign Issue nf Secre
form legislation, IndLuited Sena given enforcement authority.
tors are In dU ngrtm urnt ntmill
Sponsor* of the ' law fought hill "Is just to raise more money tary of Btale Arhnnon and his poli
so It can hi* spent for more wild- cies.
potato price supports and rniitiols. for It during three legislative
leglalat
"Are you not promt that at sessions hefore It finally wail cye<l schemes and enlnrge guV iiiIn the fare nf Repiihllrnn sun
merit bureaus and departments."
least one area glorlea In prlvnt* enacted.
gi’ntlnns t lint Acheion resign
onterprl»e ?" Sonator Hollaml t DThe
commit
lev
aUn
iienrd
W
In IH47 Rep. Rernin C. Fairy of
President Truman inadn It rlrer
Flat asked^ Atkcn.
Key West was accused of offering i D. Kohhltis of lilrmlnghtmi, Ala. , through an aide lie Is sticking In
suggest
that
f'ongrem
turn
it*
Aiken "aid he was, and added fellow house members bribes l«|
Mi Sccri'larv of State and nn
that "nt'ihaldy one if the heal vote HgAlnat It. In IM0( Statef nttentiun to- an old -nge nssmUiK" peoves tho Cabinet uiomtier'* conMil
instead
of
pursuing
Jltr
Hoc
I
ill
tilings that e v e r ’ bnppened to Henalor C. L . Alford of Grand
duct and pollclrs
Florliln citrus fruit growei t” was Itldge said he had been offered Security program.
Wherry, long-time critic nf
they fslled to gel govi’i nment $2,1)00 hy John A. Scruggs, a De
Rohblna argued: “ What we
Acheiron, said In a speech nrc
prlre supports
mocratic party leader and lobby need Is a miles tax paid by all pared for a Founilera' Day cclc"Inrtenil they went out and ist, to vote against It. Both Pap* the people collected monthly and
developed a much betti.r rrognim and Scruggs were tried on bribery distributed hack mgntly to all brationfn Lincoln. Neh., that Achcon G "undermining our notional
people past tIO."
of thrlr own,"Aiken said, r e t e l l rhiugcs, but acquitted,
economy and losing, the nearr,"
ing tn umckellng of fresh frozen
Citing the authority of the atall
George It. Nelson, speaking for
d li us Juices and pruduets.
to protect the public, Ihe court the International Association of hrntlou In Lincoln, Nch.. that AclicSpiikesmon for the National said “ It Is hardly necessary In Machinists, endorsed the House aon Is the inn t powerful man In
t’otaln Council, which Is nol affl point out that the legislature has Mil, hut niHile two suggoiitloiia. the government today," Wherrv
"The voice Is the voice
linled with *he Florida 1’otalo power to single out, condemn and
lie said Hoc InI Brcunty tiixuti dcrlnm l
Council, testified
tho Flnrida puiiGh such acts as It deems In hIiouM he collected on the firsl of Preddent Truman, hut the hand
early potato area produres only jurious to public morals.
Jfi.nno of luiiuml Incouir* instead G Die hand of Dchii Achesnn.
ahout h,110(1,000 uf tho more Ilian
"Aptinrcntlv hr ha* heroine so
" If
furnishing
Information Of tile present I.'I.UIKI. Tllr House
.ir.0,000,0011 hushela nf cmumcirlil 'about horse racing or liookmaklng hill Would levy them mi llio first powerful ip, Ihe Ido) of left-wing
a|'pr:r"’. |(M>i',in
h g ilid n rs
Mint
potatoes needed each JO'*1
fal| In that category* If may yc- Id,HIM), I
$. I / ,
Meanwhile, 8*nator Wllllsim. sort to such means ns aro reason
Is
feaifnl
Nelson also reroiumendeil flint I'reshlent Truman
(It-Del.) Hilled ntt the 8«ma, c •«; able and within constitutional li wiunun be allowed old ago bone- *hmdil he fire Arheson. he will
,|riy til reject legislation w m '1 mitations to supress 11.*’
line the support nf this rsdlcal
fits at iigf til) Instcnd of lifi.
Would Increase th# CotUli cuol
The legislature may, the court
He said Ids orRiiniztiUnn h socialistic pressure group In the
peanut acreaga allowed under tins said, adopt any menne necessary convinced Mint the cslidillslimcnl mining eledlnux and Ip IP62."
year’s gnveriimrtit farm program. to "suhdne nnv moral evil.
of private pension pin in * In In
y Williams s i d in ", *tn*emeid
“ Human Ingenuity to outwit dustry will nut . iirviimplieti "dupie,lined for the KemUa'thid <"'• uml supress crime should cer sirahlo resiillH' mid iirgoil that
less farm price snpportn nre.uiw- tainly keep paro with the Ingenu the pruhtluii of Income In old
trAallaaeg Vraaa Fag* Oa*|
Hied within a year the govern ity of those who dnvlse and com nge lie solved by the federal
merit I.my hsve to "Inaugurate I hi mit It,” Justice Terrell said.
It-1 single family district are irgovernment.
•|iilrcil from n lonlng slardpolnl,
gieatest mass deetrucllon^if f""'1
The court said tho law giving
and must he compiled with for
the world has over seen.
the federal government control
WfMlD AM OHOL
any hulldlng.
The Delaware Henalor J»lu over Interstate commerce was not
n i.K V K I.A N fl. Mn. 21.
t/l'i
that In the IS months ending •«•'- Intended tn prevent the state frm.i A fifth man died today "f what
Mr. MrKihliln reported ttint In
HI, Cnmmodlty Credit Corpora enforcing
police
regulations police believe wan ft mn drinking diiilvlng Hu- piping and water
tion holding of rommodule* under "even though such acta may Inci poinotluus uliohol.
jiuniping facilities,
preporatorv
the prlre support program ><>*< dentally or Indirectly affect In
Throe of the vlollum died In d i to ii complete survey of City wa
fn.m ........ t2Rtt.000.000 to iilam terstate commerce."
night. The I'nilb'i ilonlli nliondv ter -iipplicH hy |[. K. nml A. I'
4,1,0110,000,000, CCC Inly* ' " f,0
Radio program press and Hu- hns been lilnuii il hv >iiroiior Hiim- Michaels, Orlnmlo engineers, t'lal
pimliirts to hold up the tnarkel gerty contended they were en lle| R, Gorlier on wood nlcohoT
lie hod found mi* I lint with ii
gaged in disseminating "harmless
Held hv law iigent* t-idav wn* ii •mi.'ill change In the pining, ’he
"'"Di.rlng the past 18 nomtha information" on athletic con-' 511-yenr-old viumutiI who tiollce pumps at the Municipal Airport
we have iiniducfil In this rmmtry testa through Interstate enmmeren, lldnk Inowed the fn<id mixture. could lie used to pump from the
appro,limdelv S7, Ml 0 .0 0 0. 0 I 0 and had no Interest In or control1
policemen.
dlsi-id —1|
nti half million gallon storage tank,
worth of agricillturnl commodities over the use nf the Information. Two
hearth’ll bum*, arrested him vev tisck Into die municipal water
more than we have rnnsumed. all
The court said 'Bitch message
after poylug Idm HI rriiN distributing system.
nf which have been pm chased may he of Interstate character! terdav
Tills mean*), he said, Mint In
for two pints nf "i niiike," a cheap
the time of extremely dry wciithwith the taxpayers' money." Wil hut when they lire used to1bet .in I 'ilridiolh' ndxtine.
ci, water conlil lie pulup’id into llio
liams said.
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ii horse iace they lose thclr In
reservoir at the airport into the
"Of Mint amnfeit. nearly l.l.fiof)... terstate nature and are subject L<>1state regulations.
Bookie Law
Rczoninvr Ordinance
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State Farmer,, Market
'u x r o S D
S T A T E FAMMKMS
M AM KET
H E F O R T SO, I t *
T h * fo llo w ing u r ic reported by
Ihe Dealers on The banfnrd Htnle
rs rm e r*' J la rk e l, for produce eold
lo Trucker* and Ilealere, up to
4 I*. M. M srch 20. 1000.
tlrnn*. Tendergreeti, U ell
TwoMilUon Women
Listed As Surplus
In French Nation
PA RIB, Mar. 2 —OP)— Francs
ha* a surplus nf 2,00(1,0HH women
Drsdsd ___ Hu. Ilpr. 11.10 - S.Tt hut thn French male Is rare d i
before he tnkes a nmtrlmontial
ties,is.
role ....... . Hu. Ilpr. II.T( - 4.00 leap.
llee l*
Dm. ileli, | .71 . i,no
Franca has 20
thg*
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(0 Ml. NX.. t *20 - .10
carry nothing . hul niaitlag* ad
I'alib aa*
22 Lb . C rt . j - I t
ra iillfiiiw a r ........... .. C rt , 11.10- $.71 vertisements, In nddltloi), numer
i "i'iini!ier*.
ous oilier weekly ami monthly
F u n ry .....
Bu. Bskts. 24.10
publications include such ad>.
Celery.
Holden C rt. la A I.g e r. 21.20 • t.72
Curiously, 70 per rent of the
C'elrry.
I ’naral C rt. ta A l,a « r 21.20 - I 42 ml- ni" placed by men.
Corn ______ t.._......... C r), It so
There I* a 'Tilth of the Timid",
CnllardK
line. rich, tt .71
.7*. - so
C kki UhiiI
Hii Tlski* *l.7h . 2 so found by a man, devoted to
"sponsoring linrtrit mnrrlages V T
l.e 'iilce . Ic rlie ra . Dry Pack 1. A
Crt.. I’eperiillna " le e IIT S -Jn n tween people with n healthy hoJiy
on Iona,
Oreen . ..... Pne. Itch, I .72 1 1)0 mul it healthy mind."
I'epiiere
till. Ileitis 12 72 . 4 on
Divorce <- |.*”,| to obtain In
rin e au i'l*
crt 12 12
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Franc",
one* you've
I'"1i,iiei4. fled mi**
C H No. t. sn r.t,. h *. II.72 - 1 *2 Hindi’ p mistake at Ihe allay,
Hoiin-h.
you've bad it.
V flln w
Hit Ilp r. 17.50 - 2 Oil
The md'IGher of a lonely
Turnips, Purple
T o p .... .
pna. til’ ll. I .72 - 7.110 hrart. inaga/loc called "marriage
Tomato** l P in k s)
for nil" savs ‘Tael: of niopai com
C rt., Pepenillna d u a lity ii.o o 1.20 pel* peopip to g„ more nml more
P IT H I'M
rnrelv to eulci Inlnment places
Orange*, V alenrln*.
Impending
a l,*e Hut 14 72 - 4 20 where ncipinlnlancc* leading to
O rn u efriill.
ninrrlnR" con he niado."
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Box lin n
"Marrlnge magazine, have re
G rap efruit.
2tnr*h Hecillea*
II.n | l .|0
placed, In n sense, patties, and
Taim erlnes
|/1 Hnx 17.72
dtincen,’* said this publisher, who
Herelpla at Tit* HnnHird
Stale
P«rn i*r"- 2 la ilir i Niilordny 7.2SS prints 800 ad* a month anil gets
from 4.000 to (1,000 nnswer*.
I’ackaa**
I ’rmand elm*’, market steady
"We’ii* convinced that five per
O rdinary to P a ir itu a llly sellli.g cent of the nd* procure a marIfhm Ihan pricer diluted.
liner," he said.
The " n u l. of the Timid" was
linit’ iif ilny Uml wnier (l^iiinuil founded three months ago hy a
HO-year-old offlre clerk unload
G nut giant.
George Aniirnni, and Gemues
I.nti'i', lit a tilin’ when lawn Krnssowsky, 04, n Ruselait-hi^n
iprinkling
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Mu* Inxl driver.
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illiditest iinidimt of u n til, which
The dull (mills weekly meetings
G usiinlly Imtivi'i'n 6:IU> J*. M. nml off Ihe Clintons Klysees. Tlie
8'HO |*. M,, III" Dlt’Pi’l I'liulup- first gel tugelhei* were *sd tif
driven |iuni|is nl thn Fmiicli Ave f'd ri. "Hid nc fixed Mint hy rill
nue Plant, could Ii* assisted by ing Mint tlie girt* had In invite
"iictrlr Mliilni'-ilrivi'li |iiini|i, lit the men to dance," *nld Arm-,
Mi" air port, rmin pi iij: mil uf tin- rum.
Imlf million gallon ntiung" innk
The "Club of the Green ItimlInlo the City water dlatrllnitlun er" w h s finindi’il In 1082 hy,
mains,
Charles Fonlnlne-ll e a u g e r, a
At the nil-port, hr pointed out, upwspnprrinnn. Memhers lire supfour elrrtrlr pump* rnti pul out posrij to went' a green ribbon. *
76(1 gallon-! of witter per minute,
Tlie eltili, which now lia, (UlO
while it gnsollno englrie-drlv.’ii members, luihG weekly dnners.'
centrlfiignl pump will lintull" I.HOi) It claims rredlt fur l,00U inntgallon* a inimil" The hitter wn* rlnge*.
in*tnlt"il I, v the N'tvv a* n
"Love lit fii't sight i* us coin-Intiilliy unit In rase of elerttle nioii her" ni t’GewIn'i e," says
inuet fuilillr.
Fniituine-llrngurr. "A gill nf 20,
who liked to travel and cam"
The lilne spruce 1* l(tali’* stnlo looking for ii hudiiind who could
tree, the Si'ui lily It* flower,. take tier mound (lie wm Id, fed
M * sen gull lid bird.
| in love svlllt ii divorced father nf
three dilldrrn. They mini led. hiu|
The ronefisli, nr ocean pcrtli, she is now caring fm the chll*r
rm . She's never left lininr.”
give* Idrtli tn livu young.
Sanford FURNITURE Company
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Our Aim . . . to try to mskc Hint
miltor .RurtrAy. lha...hMt.. In our
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I.Kt'H HKtf HOW,..THAT MIHItolt
IMI’HKSHKH I’llK MINl)H OF Mlt.
AND MBS. SMITH
Here they are—Mr. & Mrs, Smith, of let us say. Centerville, USA. For various
r*a*on$, they Mid their fitnlly ire contemplating a move to Sanford, Florid*, a move of 1400
miles . . . . But you know, there’s a heap O’ Thin kin* to be done first . . . . What kind of e place
Is It? Whtt kind of schools will help eduette my children? Wlial kind of nnciftl life cxlett there?
What kind of everything? These are Important questions, Mr. anti Mra. Citizen of Sanford, and
, it i« up to us to answer them.
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You know (hit fupcrctHhlonlng Airfoam well. You'vt t«t
and (Itpt on it in treint and burnt, in olinti and ihlp*. It*!
that modern cuthionini mind* you ttliotd you could afford.
Millions of tiny i i f ctlli tooth* you, cool you, cuddla and
comfort you. It n«m seas, flatten* or hollow*. Never lotn
it* ihapi. Sanitary, duitltti, non-sltcraic. NOW , you can
afford its lu iu riou a com fort in tnii * p§ j a . .
Englander mattreia priced for tha flnt 9 k Q / )
time at only . . . » .
n lir e .
Full or twin
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Kacti day at the Herald, lettera arrive; letters whose aim la to procure answers to the
abovt questions. People from out of town especially want the town Newspaper, for there ie the
h**t MIRROR -OF..INFORMATION OF ALI* I f you wonder why, we’ll try to tell you.
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A) . ADVERTISING
Here ceh be seen the actual a|se of the business center; here too can
bf seen the quality Of merchandise being offered, and very important,
you can compare prices of ell commodities which art before you.
B)
SPORTS PAGES
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Perusing the sports pages, Bfr. and Mrs, Smith will Isarn of many
athlstlc events which take place all the year round.
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8 0 C IA L CO LU M N S
And too, In the Social Columns, our couple can sea what people are
do|ng, where they art going, what club activltlas there are.
D)
Spring 1b in the air-so are the insects
Bunt (hi battlo of tha huga with aerMnhW
that will keep thoa* peaky germ, ridden peata
on the out*Id*.
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When wad with Englander'* ipaclallv d**Jgn*dAWt£ga.+
foundation both mattmi and foundation are guaramred
for 30 ytan againN dtfoett in mattrial ot workmanahip.
No othtr foundation look* lilt# thla inddf. JMnad only d m
tha middle, red* tpting ia fret to adjust individually to rent
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Church life Is brought to attention; Mr. and Mrs. Smith get an ex
cellent picture of Church aetyvtttee in our town.
IN IH0RT MR. AND MRS. SMITH CRT TO KNOW THE SCORE ABOUT OUR* TOWN
THROUGH THI MHHKMe OF ITS LOCAL NEWSPAPER?
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GUARANTEED FOR 20 YBARS
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And then there , is.,the' news,! coverage, international, national, and
^ ' local. Hire can. tp seen plctuiree In words of many new developments.
Housing, Industiy, and a hundred other things are brought to view.
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Associated Press Leased W irt
Acheson To Consider 1
East-W est Meetings ?!
Court Upholds Police Called
Legality Of US To Halt Strike
Loyalty Program By Italian Reds
W ASHINGTON.' Mat. J> </»•,
Trying lo save hit $2,000.01 HUM)
ro-op Hnuiinv Prugtam fioni piot
p « f iv« tlrlrat, Pm idrnt Tiuman
dfclirrd ludiy (hit |iUn lo piovtdr
home fai middle-income fanuljri
i* »h«ve pa,tv politics.
A IcItRrani fiotn llir P in u Ln t
al Kfv Wf»l, rearltrd Democratic
leaden at a ipui poll indicated
lliii i Ini'iil half of hit o h n pally
mrnihris in tfir Home may voir
• I * 1#*! 'hr m up idra I hr S in a lr
«li*r«tly hat tum«l il down
Thr Home will voir on ihr bill
lain today 01 lumimon.
Mr. Truman addreaavd Ills
CV. , *l*l>*»l •<> Chairman Sprmv
<U -K y) of ihr llouar IiaiikiiiH
Committee
Spence
In Hume
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Considerable
eloudineas wttM
showers and scatterad thundsrJ
storms this afternoon, otherwise
fair weathar through Thursday. •
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Almost Half Of The
Democratic Mouse
Members Fail To
Support P r o j e c t
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M A R . 22, 1950
Truman Says
Housing Plan
Above Politic
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Dri i it,ii lii Renileml
In The Case Of Kxl'Vtleral Rmployee
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Secielaiv ol S u it Acliricn i i i f
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i,ui« jin,til ii -i.iituig a 20 year
peart puiaum. wlulr m l.nndotl
llnl'il, I uieign S en rtaiy Revin
Hally in ,1,1.1 .lum, piopmalt for
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mu,.u m il, Himia. •
Ai lit'.- ii ih.i uni I,my t i n , go
utn ul I,., u ay in eniuuiige ihe
I :r piup. u ! \i |e« 1 nine of his
heairu gauitd ihe im pitilion ht
<141 wn i,,' ,1 tallitt fiuma I neatI
i k ii 1 In lm id m i pubey declara'lull! Adltiuil u4> In•M tli.it in■,(4 -il iiui, 1 1,11,nine I puivei in
1lir nuilil lalhei lit.in any unuidliil- mrrling- mill llir Rut*
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Mr. Irninaii <8111 ilia plan "will
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stimulate home <Tf*tiur»hip tlirnugl
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which have lunij bran suecunfulMnv H.nlc* n o tu v p riiilrtl lin in llllk V t h i.,1 I , I n . , .
lv used In othar fields of an( I l,.<II p..,| ,|,u, mi many p .iiti | •,, ,r I" ’ 1**
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pi upoi(d .1 .*U-ytJI pr.tir pio"It w ill lie nf particillii value
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■lent Itu li,lilt, iu ll' tut llie in
cninhini'il efforta, without govern lUMV'impirv i u con'trurthin waa higuu In ll>4H and It wua coni- of .l.inuary this year, and the tn« ciif.iiul ,.| papei hum itn. mill
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i ' .<iy u lliu , ui e ve ry govet inui'llt |
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plHid on achedule In December of latl year. The firat mil nf niwt, Mini.I, l l i t r • .ilii, ,1,
I'luph'Ve 4 ,id I lie ill-lilt -nl .<1 , I , | t I'h ri
Mr. Truman went nil to «a.v
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ii hone
I'linlioueit
eiupluvuieut H um r. il
ln k r ip p r a ic l I,, ft,
that mhldle Incume families-tl,e
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m il'h i t.e 4 i,- k tu It.i* .e c u 111 uf
thoia with inconieii of 12,Hint to
the III..-I ill, t r i l l , || l|,r 1 nmilllMI
tin Hinted S la t e '.
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llll'll lop
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14,4011 a year—are “ the hackA
A i I lie llllu Mis* It ill. i . 4UIC lit* h u e " i i l r i r .l u, m unllti
bona of tha country" hut that they
I r . r l m rrlin g i m lliin llir S re u iity
u I mI . i t n v r'llv u tlu n 'lie wa-> ptesi- k p n kr- i i i .i i i In, the ( ( i l l
la id .,1
can't afford to tiny or rent suit('u
.lent ,.| I i,. 4l No 10 uf Ilka- r i O in,oil liu i l i ,ke 1141 IIHI p ri t r n l , n til il R u t. lie la id none lias
abla hornet at praaant pricea. lie
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tio kein m en t W o rk e r' Union. Hh*
aaid tha cu-op housing plan would
ilenivd 4tiy C o m m u n lly P a rty mem- r l l e c t l i r m Hie liu ,lli r i n ira p o il
A e h f'u n -aid thut uf co n rie an
go a long way toward meeting
illy u l iirm ,.i. HO pri t r ill cl
hei stilt, „ r a f f ilia tto i,.
'u g g rctlo n made hv L ie wool
ilw lr neada.
In lite II. S . d l 't r i r l co u rt, .liulgu fective 41 I'n u g u .»ml ",alulae
he given t i l ' l l e a -e flil anil 'e rlSpence read tha telegram M an
IVaattaatS e v is*«* SCIabl)
Aleaanifer Holts,,ff ruled Ihe pro- lo ty " 4t N iplr*
.r<v'J tbs Houi# resumed deflate on'tha
ra iu I h co n stitu tio n al uud tl,u l
The. paper on which The h»t«ld u piinlnl i<ul«y w«i made liom 1 / . p
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IS x - C o n v ic t M ig h t , l i t
Th- nation-wide 12-honr strike |
lie larked authority to set snide
toentae deedere-ara-tinplng
Sbuikrth iW b 'p ln e A l tK e Sd u rtt's'new $3f,000.rt0(l «4I al l . a o v a ^ e t r a f l f l C r S
l i f t
lede, al Involt y hoard ftndM>V' » • ' called by tin ('u n in iiiiitit
T r ie d O n 2 O t h e r
they may yet switch some of their
Hines. Ala. Ttm lira! carload ol litis paper, Vnoiigh to but tlir I In al,I
.Mlii Halley upliruled.
party members now liM’llned In
for neatly lid months, atlivrd m Sanliud yntciduy ami wai lasisn.l to
M u rd e r C h a r g e s
In it' 2 1 deep lull, the a|i|,r il< •nbor l l ' t i l l . i , in p iu te ii ngMiu*t
vote against tha measure.
c u r l'* majorltv -aid:
be of the finest quality and in good cunditiou.
guvenim, ul iirupusal • In Im reu-e V aa f ■n av V f n u t l i n a O
Uf inoie than 100 Democrat'
"It I' out cleat Iipitlluil I hut Ihr ] the m o iilti* police fin e r olid V 1 1 1 ,1 1 1 } ^
iv liH IIIIIC M
K O SC IU SK o T m u .., Mat. 22rhecked by a hacker of the eo-op
Newspiinl from Southcm pine fit at brgan lulling out ul tl,r ,',.mi
1. u,' mi |M.|||lt-nl 'lei,in
I'liM d e iit mav 1,m o v e fn .m yuv
illie*
prupoml, the scure for and attain'd (& )— A 3H-ycai-old wlulr man C0014 River plant about the mid.lr oi Jdiiuuiy lint yeat m a lift.,*
| The County Commission has de
■i i i i i i ,'ill re rv ice anv perrun nl itrstl.uu
waa Just about even. Several
wai icnlrnceii lo life impiitonmriil making step toward greater indu- ♦
u tu. .■ In y u llv h, is m .l c'oiu
ll cl unit 1ed prow ing oinent m ‘'*<ned «" consider the purchase of
were iion-commltai.
c
s /» • a
uiuchlru*'
111 precincts
p leti'lv co n vin ced .”
11In. Ii eiei il pel ..it*, lime hccii voting
Republicans arc expected to l.nl niylil ui tlir m aitarir of llurr trinl ili'Vi'lopment of the Su„tl> I rv
It Ik Hu. „nlv newsprint mill !<• ' i ^ t t l 1 I 0 r ( l U l l D I l l O l l
lluwcvet, the 111:1|iuit\ tlirrii out i died ,411,| iminhel* ItilUied III tin * u,;h*nil the ('utility on account
line up almost solidly .againat ii Nrgio cliiltlren.
.•ate,i in the Southeast, the srennd | n
.
.
,
.
u puil nf the luvoltv I,mild dec, i'll,'dll'*.
I.etiveeii
di'llimi tiutnl' ! nf tin* coat, winch ts estimated
Huuie OOP leader
Min Hu,
I von turner, a fotmril convtrl. in the entire South, and the «*,•
a III.,linn, o. P. Herndon, county
K 1 1 1 0 1 1 U I I I 6 (1 l> V
m um
which banned Mis* llailei nnd pidn'.* 11, , ecenl dayleading off for the opinwlllmi in
from any guvriliiiiriil empluvnielil
if
Nmi I'uniiiiuu, it union t.nvcut lin k , told member' nf the Heintmii
i
debate, called the hill iiolhlng wat niliviilctl of ihr mtltilrr of Olid in the entire world to make
lot three vest
led tin* geneiitl link** .Ini mem noli* 1 uuntv Demucratic Kxecubut another brick In ihr struc- fout yrai old Ruby Nell llania new, print (rum pine. The .South'other newsprint mill wa„ estal,lit effect the inline on tliut puinl t„*l'i lv,',v met meted l»v tin'll live Cummittre ut a meeting last
lure of Snclallam!
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latl Jan. H. Ih* imy of 12 white lished at l.ufkln. Tea., in IIMU and
M B ' tills:
The cuurt upheld till' lendets to -l.iy unity limn uily ni,;lil ul the Court House.
••It *eeks," ha aald, "to bring
Orliitido K I w h ii I h ii * luul chnurr •n r ili-p G v ,,l I,., .illy giowri vegr 1ik lit <>f the loyalty hoard tu di' iiui** ileliioiiclinlioii' again I Pre
Mis Nellie (ioud'perd, who prv*
tha people under additional oh - men. right of them farmrit, wai ha* pruved a phanominal aurce".
The Cuuaa River plant will he •if the pr<'uram today nl the K> t.il'l, « , 11. 1 Im il
i . r i r lu n f r n r d m i" Miss Ballev hut -uld the hnurd oiler Alclde l*e (ia-peri's guv- siilrd us chatrmun due tu the illgallon to government. The bill onahlr to agirr on punithmrnl.
ui- (Tilth, mill two iiintmii1 y ,e■s lritl.iy tt|Mii, llir V rlrra t t t On liu.l tin right tu furldd a govern *•»HliM'ht.
lie s ' of J. II. Lee, nppunited an*
alii> 'taka to penalise one group Under Miitiuippi law, il wat able to manufacture 800 tuna uf m ,
iiawiprlnt dally, or about lOfl.tHto lute* were 'huvvn
tin.- «,, 4
ulliei cuuilllitler wlncli include*
ineiit ugrticy f 1on 1 giving Iiui 11
S
liH
c
ft
i
it'd
lm
ImiiNpni
luto confer a favor on another
mandatory for Judge J , P. Cola- tuni a year.
Tha Herald uaes M auli of lim e *,mild film uf Ih r I .till, I 1.1, 1, nil' ( l a i i , .111,1 the new job if that agency fell It Iinn ii> iiim fi »»t Ih** I mbt I’ltH'b Y'iin C. A. Wales, Don Harris and V.
A .Speer to give further Invest*
in u v i • t ii.ii ^I nf itfni i II
^ H e ’ egld that la a "hallmark of man lo lenience Turner lo life (10 Iona a year. The total newn lienrtal Kl'enhiiwel. -penkllie al Srm im .lr ( lu p lrr h'ulute I arm 1,4,1 a 'pul where ihe could he ........ .
print cioiMimptfoii In Ihe (Inite.l Ilia iliveallliire ccieillonv al • u r , i ul Altiri,, « it ihr ‘yruunulr proper IV employed II, the light of I ...... . srU r**|mhI*. (».«• Blnki* up J
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u u ltfr
unpniotiiiirnl.
Slates
la
approglmatelv
6.000,00U
lumliin
lln
iver'lly.
ami
la
in
.1
i .vimn I
In vi- . I.. .m| •!<•%%n nutty I Flmm wnr# in«d«* for llirfr noli^Mal't'ln* added that cooperative'
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The Hale had aiked ihe dealh tuna, and moat uf it coma* from d m sing a group uf ailveiti-mg
Will, FHA. Mir* Haile*' n i . 1, ■
■
I ihe i, al ion’s t,ig mduslrlcs, h u i| , J''*'
In the e n tity, Andrew
have :, useful function but there
((■artaueg Oa r * a « Klab kl
t'anada, though,a relatively email men 111 a talk direct, ,1 agmii-t • uu
,emum,*tl open
(urraw as
committee secretary,
art limit* to everything.
Ih r s M 4 i.li Mr 1, g u ru l,y Jitlill
penally— rare puniihmenl in amount ia Imported from Finland n, ut,i'ii, and u|ih<d,liug uf Amen
icpurtrd this ni'iimug. Tha Han*
|/l.,| ',|llt„l>, ill JUUp* v lf v c lt w
(old mu,'ting will lie held 8at~
S n ik .in k ,
I .rg iu llll.illr
lir.td ol
W HY U. S. LO ST
Mittinippi for * while man ton- end Sweden The Herald haa hen, can piiiiciple* of freedom
|, l , | i „ t c ,| no iitlcn ip t t,y dumoo
nalng some Flnnlah newaprlnt since
W ASHINGTON, Msr. HO - ( g
Th, nthiir film allowed Ih, le tbr cn in m itlrr in ili4 ig c ill llir
- t n l . i t i to gather for a scheduled unlay night. Apr. 20, shortly be
virlrd
of
tmirdeiing
a
Nrgio.
the war.
_
Senator Byrd (D -Vs) aaya he
■a lly hi Ih r big I’ lu r / i Eee d ra fore tha Mav 2, primary. Tbs
vi lupine,it of alr-co„dllionu,,’ m.l
The Jurv daliberatad almuil
want' to know why a Juatlca D ili,. railro ad 'tu th u , in Ihu other meetings, dates of which
Located
near
Childerahurg, pul,tied out ita value to tnamif.u-- iliip l.iy i ui llir two lei'tk.
have not yet been determined,
partmant lawyer, who apparent four hour*.
l l i r V r l r m i i 'i pinup, >il winch
George W. Hliin.m, Jr., con yenlui of Hmiiu
aholit 4S ntllaa from Birmingham. I lin er' ,if nylon ho.ie, .. ................... 1
ly one# waa pnlii
out °/
t’ .n tliu H r 't tluiu 'lu ce l l ir will he hvld in l.ongwood anj
the L'ooia mill waa promotad by dv mid other In d u stries where cmi- | *,1111 1’ irn u n it u f Ii k irliit, tv n le i- sulting rng'neer *tll mr-i't
Thera
wa«
no
demonstration
by
Oviedo.
m
the Unltad Mine Worker* welIhn Houlharn Nawspapar Publish. Irot ,d tem p eratu re ami hum idity r>l 1lx *ii iliip G y on a 1. >l.iiv il .r l f afternoon at 4:00 o'clock nl the lm t.utunt HUH elect loti I'auipaigu,
C. A. Wale* slat,ul that he will
fara fund, waa aealgned to help the audience of about HOO while* era Association, with Clarence t* ciM iilia l
re g u lar
a r tn y
Court lloti'v with members uf the 'tu rl-liu ln iu tril
un> Negroes when the verdict
proaecut# tha miner# union foi wan read.
u til, h M u l i i . I 'lio n 11 j | ll ir C rn
/.milng Committee fur Seminole t ii.o p . u p p e r,'.t .„ , tliu i t i f f t to arrange for a meeting at the
W n rtiu i K d w a rd i, in ter . lull "•
I lan'iu,, puhlishar of tha Birming
Lyman .School at l.ongwood, and
l t > ' t i e , ( ( Oa r « | ( K ls h U
Judge (.’olentan announced lie ham Age Herald aa chairman of il* listiuiiw rh a irm s ii uf the itih in d u ll .l l r i u i l i l i I ypoMlion J lltl w lilill County and Cuuntv cuiiiliiisaitioera
Mrs. J. W. Coates volunteered ta
C°"On*tha face of It." Byrd told wuiild re-cun vane court thia morn, iiawiprlnt cummlltea. Thar# ate u rg a iiir.n tiiu i, greeted the Sanfm d
y
n
t
r
ir
ls
y
m .h p iln l Ingli W illi 4 in urder In outline (oiling regula
make arrangements for the Ovio*
a raportar yesterday,
It l®°k* ing. A decislun waa eauected on 128 new'paptrs owning stock In k iw a n ta n s. lie was intiuduced liv 1
tions a' established in five coun
do meeting.
Ilka a vary Improper procedure
.Smith and * * ‘ le variety ul p tm lu c li
ties of Florida, Raymond M. Hall,
Members of the committee, said
that s department attorney,, who whether Turner would far* trial 1ha company and ilD have already President R alp h A
Im licN ting the p iiiiliic t iv ily of chairman of the committee, an
on two other murder Indictments 'ignad contract* to purchase news How ard M nntieth.
Mr. Carraway, approved the ac
waa It
O rlando K lw a n la n s Introdm ed Meiiiiuole C o tin ly soil Mure 'tra w - nounced this morning.
print.
againat
him.
tion of Mr. Lee in setting tha
al fite# out of tho Lewte-con- These 1,111a accuae him of the
The Zoning Committer, which
H r lir .in a l* were held at San- 2 percent qualifying fee for cat)'
by M r. K d w a rd i w e r» : .la in r i H:dl Iw rrie a , peppers, tomatoes, three
Owned By Pa pees
, * : ! „ } walfara
__________fund, waa lator aaHay M ille r, A . P. C la rk e . K d e ir d v a iie tli* ' nf M iu ii'h , liro ccu ll, tur- was creatad by the County Coin- lando S p rin g ' la st night fo r H ip illdiotes for election.
atnylng
of
two
other
Negro
child*
Among
Florida
newspapers
help,
etgnd by the government to proo n io n ', rm lla h e ', an '-e car- mission to Investigate plans for w ater ia f r t v show winch w ill lit*
ran at the aame time that Ruby ing to finance the mill were the P h ife r I ’l l P a tillo C h a rle . Stu ip ', tl'aartaaeC
Committee ineinlxirs present la*
aoeuto Lewla* unton for contempt.
Oa Pag* Paavl
ICaaltaaeC Oa Faa* Waart
(onlnr along highw ay in the p rvicu tcd I hutc next Httndav a f
Nell waa murdered. They were Jacksonville Tlmea-Unlon, the Mi
ir,at1aa*4 Os s*»a* Elsbkl
County, includas: Fred Heiulri, A. ternoon at 3:00 o’clock The pub
Mary
Brunalde,
P,
and
rranklo
ami
Herald,
the
Orlando
SentinelO U M A N « t * C T IO N ..
If. Peterson, Fred II. Williams, lic w ill lip adm itted to flanl^ndo
S P L IT T H E N IC K E L
Thurman, IS.
Star, the Tampa Timas, the Tam
Hurner Hawaii of A l t a m o n t o upon p ie 'r n u t io u of u Red Grose
W ASH IN GTON . Mar. 22 —
Windol Whitt, SB, was alio
a tribune, tha St. Pataraburg
Hprlngs, John K. Fox of Paolu, i,ie m h e r'h t|i card or lapel tab , I'l’t - A Senate committee waa
convicted of the murder of Ruby Times, the Fort Lauderdale News,
T. L. Ltn.ro and Ren June* of Ovie Vulip W illia m s, rh u lrm a n of tliu told today that this country naada
Nell. A* in tha Turner caie, the the 8arasota Herald and tha Bando, and W. L. 8irg and Mrs. J. C. itemmole C o im lv Red Cross d riv e , to follow up splitting the atom
jury waa unable to agree on pun ford Herald.
l,y splitting the,nickel. But tbg
Hills. Jr., of (Jeneva.
ishment, and the court sent* need
announced tnduv.
Well known newspapers through
IC m Hi m I Os rone Vasa)
The 'h o w w ill include demon- lady who tnlnta Uncle Sam's colga
■ha South and In other parts of
eonatltuent n M tsW r empowered
H-2ks A R R I V E
, 11at lot,* of life '.avlng . rrstM cila- said no,
the nation which co-operated In
to draw u p a cosatitutlon for all
WASHINGTON. Mar. 22 - (/!*) - A irpoit lhal govetnmrnl
H A TTER E D Q U IN N
The battle of the coinage toott
M A R H A M , E n g la n d , M ar. 2 2 . - turn, rescue work and so forth- In
cluded the Birmingham Age Her payrolls ibowrd a net reduction of 6,101 penont in January came
0#m an y . T h a voting would .ba
N FW YO R K , Mar. 81. _ <*•> — ald, the Montgomery Advertiser,
(A*) — T h e f ir s t fo ur o f 70 super- addition, acce's to the- dance flo o r, place W o re a Senate Banking
supervised by all t o n ooeupattsn
Battered by galea and high sea* tha Atlanta Constitution, tka A t today from ilia joinl coinmitlre on reduction ol non-essential federal fo rtn *'« e s (R -2 « s ) landed in B r it picnic grounds, barbecue fs c llltle s , subcommittee that opened hearings
powers.
all the wav from England, Ihe lanta Journal, the Macon' Tele ftpendiliitea. •
.
._ ain today to put an A m erican swim m ing pool anil lockurs fro m nn legislation to add 2 1/2 sad
queen Mary arrtved.today 40 hours graph and News, tha Savannah
KBN NIH T T D IB *
Tbr repofl was the first lo be issued iitue Mrnalnr Humphrey (D- punch into B rita in 's a ir s in k in g p nn ,\.M . until t):o0 i J,M. w ill l,e 7 1/2 eent pieces to the ehan|8
In Americans' pockets.
„t
iuclndud free of charge.
D AYTO N A B EA C H , Mar. U . - behind schedule — the longest da News Press, tha Louisville (K y.) Minn.) inlroducad a bill lo alM.Inlt the cnmntillee, headed by Senator power.
W in n ies supporting tha pros
Tha superior!', which arrivrd
A n v Junior Red Crn«» mem(F )
Char teai_LKen nett~ Hr., owner
u isy It has ever suffered on a Courier Journal, tha New Or Byrd (D-Va.) Humphrey uid in a Senate ipetch Feb. 24 that the
over Marham two hours ahaad nf her who may have lost Ills lapel posal estimated It would save tha
leans Timas Picayune, the Char
;_
and manager of tha i i a Vtata Ootf westward cross lag.
Captain Ooorgo E . Cova aald lotte (N.C.) Observer, Dm Ashe group waa "tha No. I esample of^
‘
schadule, are a gift to Britain un t it , i ' requested to obtain a new nubile from 6 to 8 billion dotlaff
i»
Club here, died OWtr jW»
vaaael's spaed had to be cut ville Cftfaeu Tlmep. Ufa Raleigh waste and aatravagence in gov
der the United States’ 11,000,000,- on,* (turn hla high school p rin c i a year._________________________
X * a» H allfaf hoaplUL T h o ^ f t a r . tha fliisila
u f»na— tA Bja mAaaan L ha I o
pal. M r. W illia m s stated. Those
Charlee- ernmant."
Byrd told a reporter that Post- 000 military aid program.
D E A L E R S TO M E E T
Byrd later geatiaad llumphrev maator General Donaldson would
They will bv followed, at inter pot members o f the Red C ross can
a "cerehrai” Homavvhoaa Bat
The Sanford State Market Dash
of catting a "ropugnant slur" on he called before (he group during vals by other flight* until the full are th * p trfn rm a n c t by p avin g
urs Association will meet tonight
members of the committee.
He hearing! which probably will begin 70 craft are transferred to the the usual adm ission fee.
at the Anchor I nn at 7:30 o'cloglfr J
said the cnmmitleg had helped cut sonieUme In April.
Royal A ir Force bomber command.
government expensea about $2.U N F IT TO R U L E
The personnel report showed
000,000,000 |g the Iasi nine years
S P E L L IN G B E E
LONDON. Mar. 22 — UP) —
Byrd’s offer ta resign aa chair UMlS.Ml civilian employes In (ha
A spelling eonteit in preparation Tha British govarnmant declared J A C l S W V l L t t . M i r M —
01
reporting
federal
agencies
in
H
man waa turned - down by I ha
for the Miami Herald contest of officially today It considered Se- SlhtlM
January, ns compared with 1,08*.' Apr. 28 will be held Friday morn. rati* Khama unfit to rula hla Atlanta .........................
committee.
88
814
(he
preceding
month.
T V eommlffeo fw»fiHe' th « 8eeIn f at lOtlK o’clock at tha Sanford trlha hecaius of hU marriage to Boston' . — ..... ......
.. 89
Thia came about through n cut Grammar Behooi, B. C . Steele, a white woman.
Chicago ............
retary of TreM urv and the Budget
4
'
Director as wall as (ha ranking of 8,944 in (ho civilian staff of tho principal, announced today,
The govarnmant u ld I n Ita White Detroit ...... ..........
defense retahlhhmcnt and an fn*
65
T w o co n lt-iia n la w! 1! be ch u r..:: Paper khat It T.fiu banned the 29- M. j) Orleans -------croaae of 8,791 employes In the to enter the County finals at tho yaar old chief designate from tho Naw York ..... - ..................40
civilian agendas.
Junior High Behooi on April U throne of tho Bamangwatoe for Pittsburgh -----------44
Ilpat of tho Increase, tho report
with pupils up to five years In order to prevent dis 8alnt Louis ........................88
d ll partldn
ruption within Uta tribe It u ld Seattle ......
s a id ,. occurred In tho Bureau of
Coun it v u doubtful If 8eretsa could Jacksonville
Kovcnuo which hired O d d la Miami last year, Semlnolo Cou
i l pcriownal aa "ft. began ty parttdpaata finish ed tho ipalt- successfully discharge tha re
to ttn requirements lag bee ia tho uppor bracket of 50 sponsibility of chieftainship and
■ahaalo.
retain adequate tribal support.
White Man Gets
First Car
Life Prison Term
In Negro Murder South’s
Of Newsprint From
New Mill Is Received
\l
,"r,v""*......
Blue Ribbons For
Exhibits At Fair
Orlando Kiwanis
County Commission
...... iWill Not Consider
Aw nils At e Piesent«•• I Bv Juliii Senkunlt I
I. c ; i o n
ti,,- record.
SimoiiH Tu AddruHH
County Zone (irotip
Friday
Wntur Siifi ly Show
IMaiint’il By Kfd Crons
= s. iK n » :«»#»•>'••
Byrd Committee Reports Cut In
Non Essential U. S. Expenditures
R
THK W t i A i 'H M t •'
srtjttu fl
th
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FRIDAY MAR.
Department Store
M agnate Dies A fter
Illness o f 4 Days
Si. Patrick
Atomic Defcnfle
Brooklyn Teacher
Tagged As Comie
Is Fired By Board
them, they appreciate It."
Gaby 1peaks from exiierlrncr.
She waa a Fredch flint art res*
until aha met an Amerirvi Army
colonel during the war. .She came
to the U S. aa Mr*. Ell Smith.
Now *h* I* making her Holly
wood debut In "The $2,000,000
Bank Robbery."
The French may be considered
gay, but Americans are gaver.
she remarked.
"Even during the war. American
soldier* in France gave our coun
try a lift." aha aald. • "I think »
lat of this gayety and vigor Is due
to th* American love of sports.
American* not only talk *ix$t-.
they take part In them. This gives
them a youthful outlook."
Gahy haa one Important adliistment to American life:
"I am learning to rook all sorts
of American dlihps. Rut I don’t
mind a bit. I’ve gdt a real Ameri
can husband—he'* so apprecia
tive!"
One of Hollywood's most charm
ing hostesses Is Billie Burke So
It would pay to llatqp when she
drops a few word* of advice alxuit
In a successful party.
giving
Tha secret, she remarked, is a
congenial guest list. "It’* a strain
when all the people at a party are
ri rangers," she said.
But also don’t Invite a group at
the party who won't mix with llie
others. "M.v husband (Kjp Zl*u>
feld) always told ine not tp invite
all my women friends.
"To insure success at a party,
you sbounld talk before band tr,
some of the guests who are ilbrtlurlarly apt In bringing neople
nut. Ask them tu take some of
the less talkative ones In hand.
"For rgample, you should place
an attractive, gracious voting wo
man next to n (inlet, reserved sci
entist."
GauM,le Review: "('apt Karev.
H.H.A." (Pori
"
will please and di1
light the Alan - l-add fans, who
seem tu he many. It I* a tall Inin
about an (>8H officer wlm Is he(rayed during
iwhlnd-lhr-line*
work during the war. He return*
A r e a R e -Z o n e d
to th* Italian town to tract
Ids betrayer. The story is
willt action and earltament
performs In his l>est style.
HoU jrw ood
i r u i i a i r c **•■ rag* o m i
(Cm H*m 4 g»aaa P*|« Ua*l
tceattaiea V r w race Oad
By
k OR THOMAS
drought, scorching min or drifting been perfected for civilian deone noma
home la now balng built upon
U|
fanaa purpoaaa.
*now.
It, Mr. WUddon pOfnUd out to
Mar. 17. — OF)
The colorful roseflsh, once t o *
The hearing waa receaaed un
In addition to the 100,000
Mayor Carraway and tha Comm la- — HOLLYWOOD.
Ah. thara’a good new* today Jor
garded as good only for display
laY»
marcher*, about a million other til aome Indefinite future date.
cion two woaka ago.
American husband*. T hey. ara
In deacrihing the new geiger
In market*, haa become an ira*
He likcwiao pointed out that fatting'
PHILADELPHIA. Mar. J7. — person* will watch from the sideNEW
YORK.
Mar.
17
—
f/P)
—
a boost from begpteoua
porta nt food species.
W) — Kill* A. (Umbel, 8 r„ depart walk* and the window* towering counter, Derry aald it could lie A Hrooklvn grammar school teach under tha preaant R-l-A aonlrfg, Oaby Andre,
th* screen’s latest
To hold the aold commercially for $10 to $16. er, accused of lying when she de purchaaer* of lota ware finding
ment store owner and philqnthro- ■hove the street.
Legal notice
It ia operated with flaahllght nied affiliation with a subversive that they could not afford to build French flash.
pl«t. tlli-d today al hi* homo after crowd In rherk. ulrnont 4,000 po
"1 am French, you understand,
an illness of four day*. He was licemen were a**lgned to the batteries, and haa u dial divided orgauUatlon, was dropped from tha hnmea, and were seeking to hulld and
VOTIC’H
there Is nothing wrong with
Hanford, Plorjda
ninrcli route, wliicli atari* at 44ih into green, yollow ami red, srg- board of education payroll today. elsewhere.
94.
French
men,"
graen-eyed
Oabv
beMarch to, m omenta
to
show
whether
or
not
With him when ho dint were Street and end* abreast of Cen
Aa a reault of Mr. Whldden'x gaa cautiously, "But American*
'Ibe Imard voted unanimously
NOT
ID
F
I
Irt
11K
It
KUT
OtVEN ih»t
dungeroua
amounts
of
radiation
hi* ton, Kllir A.. .Ir,; u daughter, tral Park al 04th Street.
• uggeatlona, nlua petitions of 16 have so muc)*—what you c#ll sing!
pursuant
tu
Dhapter
114, Florl
>rld*
Inst
loglit
to
opal
the
,'17-year-old
A* always, there are two main are reaching the luatrument.
Htalutu*. ISO ** amend'd, the
Mr*. Frit.Mvn tiraliatn, and a
owner* of 116 Iota In Highland
probationary
teacher,
Mrs.
Hylvla
“They
keep
so
young
and
vigorDerry
described
It
in
a
state
nit#
lowlna
.it-s.
rltinl
lend
In
Bsmlnol*
daughter-in-law,
Mr*.
Richard reviewing stand*.
Hark, Mayor Carraway auggeatM. Hchriclilcrmaii.
i.’ounty. F'lorlUu. will bu offerud fee
they make everyone around
One, oil the step* uf the Mt. ment given the Senate-1liuiso
Gluthel. Tin- elder (limbers wife
cd two wteka ago to tho Commia- ntia
llie
school
superintendent.
Dr.
snlu
at
public
outcry
for
the
high*
them feel tha earn* Such spirit
Patrick’* cathedral, rerognlre* the Aiumlr Committee, The grmi|i I* Willmiii Jansen, reported:
died In IlMM.
e*t sod hesi cash bid at the fros
slnn that a new tone, R-l-B, ba as
thin I have never seen before.”
dour of ibe Hemlnul* County Cou
Kill.* liiinlud «'»• widely known religion* meaning of th* dav hon studying what progress has been
created.
Th*
only
difference
be
"As
early
as
last
Dec.
28.
I
wrote
Jlouee. ........................................................
si Hanfurd. beginning
The
French
gal
went
'way
out
made
on
means
of
defense
in
In the lin*lnia . world n* llie dean oring the man who brought Chris
>o Mm . Hchnnlderman und asked tween R-l-A and R-l-B toning on a limb gnd declared that Ameri
1111& A
M . on ^tondsy Ms
fsrek
event
of
an
atomic
war.
of depart ini'tii .tore-keeping. Willi tianity to Ireland 1,000 year* ago.
Ithat
the
car-port
Ia
Included
In
S
till,
A
D
. 1910.
«
The instrument could be used ber to come In lo M-e me about her Ihe 1,1)00 aquare foot minimum can husbands ara th* heat In the
t.oi
It
Nurmsny
Hquars
Plat
•
ala brother* and Id* father, he
Catholic clergy will be on the
loemlir’i *hlp in the Communist
world.
to
determine
whether
it
wiis
Boult
I
pane
II.
founded a Mure *v*iem that now cnthcilrul steps — although one
party."
1 overall home area, and that the
l-ot 11 Nornmny tbpisr* Plst
“They
Uk*
to
apol)
a
girl,
to
safe
to
approach
un
area
when
include* hran.'lie* in Plilladelnhla. famillur face will be missing.
Bank 1 P«g« tl„ •
Jansen *atil one of his assistant* house proper I* required to have
l.oi 113 leiiiKWiitid Plat Book .
New York, Pitt*biirgli, Chicago. Francis (hirdinal Spellman, Arch- there bad been an atomic eaplo- Ilien tried three dav« last week an area not lea* than 720 square maka her think .she I*.tha moat
wonderful thlpg In the world. Now
aion.
I
page*
I*
lu
II
*
Plst
Book
.
Detroit, lieverlv Hill*, Calif., anil hl.hup of New York, I* Absent
fert.
pnifi* 31.
;
Derry said that low rudialion, In gd the teacher to atuiear, hut
in Europe I am afraid men take
Miami ,FIh.
on hi* bidv vear idlgrininge to
Inclusion of the car port area, their
Lots s !• * 1 0
Normsn^ ,
she refused
women
for
granted.
or
none
at
ull,
la
murked
on
the
Mtiuare Plsl llouk 1 page if. .
Hluce lll.'lil, tiiiiibel — la*l *ur- Home.
Jansen, who recommended the however, Mr. Whldden pointed
green section of the dlul. A*
Americana! They are love
NKU uf NFJt* of NWti of
vlvlng hrother -bail ei-rved u*
The other reviewing stand I* at radiation
ool, mepn* a considerable saving ly."But
NWS Hrctlun » Township It .
woman
be
fired,
charged
that
she
begins
lo
gel
ilungermi,
Any little thing you do for
rhaiimau of Ibe board of Glnihel 041b Street, where civil authori
in cosr of building. He estimated
ttoulli
lianas 11 Fast.
t
bail
lied
when
she
answered
“No"
to
human
lielnga,
the
needle
lilts
—I
Dtoihir*, Inr.
ties take the salute. Here IrishLuis 104 lu 101 A 110 to Ilf •
to ibi uuestion In her teaching'll< that home* now can be built In
Black
Hammock
Plat
Book
l
He wa* credited with being burn Mayor William O'Dwyet and the feiinte warning section.
the R-l-B area at 98,000 to $9,en It's red, It’s jiast time rense application:
paasa XI.* 101 A . Plat Book ;
S t a t e F arm er* ) M a r k e t
among ibe fir i department store New York .Stale’* Lieutenant Gov for human*
pages 70 (to A 111.
"Arc you now or have you ever 000.
to
hunt
cover.
owner* to adopt *och Innovation* ernor, J im- it. Hanlev, will stand.
l- o l* * l 7a 310 I I I IM 111
The
action
laat
night
took
place
been
nffllialed
with
anv
organlia"In II* present form." Ilerrv
a
a
n
r
o
a
o
m
u
*
.
r
t
a
g
t
a
*
111
Black Hammock Plat Boo
as *t« re e*< alntorH. motor-driven AnotliP, fuinlllur fare will lie ml-*- tuld
the ciimmitlee, "the Instru lion or prmiu endorsin'* the Com- at o hearing called for the pur
ok
I pages I I A lot a Plst Boo
truck* for Hi livery, iiml a test illg here, too. Gov. Thuinii- K
pose.
The
new
aone
takes
In
the
a
t
t
r
a
a
t
no
.
tie
X
pages
70 no A 111. ,
;
iiiouut.
Fascist
or
Nasi
movement Is not designed for pro*
Th* ..
ing bllfetiii fin iuerclimidi°e
following arlcta r*po
,
rted
by
Dewey, iM’iiverlng from a shoulder peeling
toils
III
tu
3*9
Black
Ham■
aica
between
Twentieth
a
n
d
or
oilier
low-level
iiiioi- mi’iit 7”
th*
use.
,al*r*
on
Th#
ttanror
•r#
.
....-orit
But*
mock
Plat
lluiik
I
pa##*
11
A
.
He wa* w»ll brniwii fin Ir, nbll u|ieraiion, nlnnned to attend lint During and I'liurinl he ii*ci| fur
French Farmer* Marketf t... .produce sold
Jim,en‘. fm mill rburge was that Twenty-fourth Htrect,
101
A
Plsl
Book
3
pages
7#
:
antbropie*, devoting ninth of Id* ivlis fm bidden hv doctor's order*.
TruuMr* a. Dealers up lo 4 P.
these purposes wllhmit omiliflcii- Mi i. Hchni’lilermnii made "a fal-e Avenue and an alloy west of Park to
110 A 111.
_
‘
him and weullb to Ibe blind mill
M. March ta, itsp.
Avenue.
The tinrude will march under n llllll.
la>i
tail 391 Black llammock Plat
iuti'im-iit
under
until.”
Ilcsn*.
T.nd»r*r#«n. lull
uniler|irlvileged.
Hook
I
pas**
X
I
«
tol
A
Plat
i
pupiil Idossitlg sent from Rome
The
Commission
also
approved
Tins niue’member board's deci
ilrndsit
*—
"Therefore, wliether or not thl*
Hu. 11ur. t t.li J »*
llonk 1 pages 70 110 A 111.
!
1.11ernllv thousand* of I'liilnilelThe urmnl miir-lml ia New York’* high
rnonlng from R-t to C-l (com llsa n a .
.
.
Hammock
Ptat
,
tail
ttt
llTack
sion
was
issued
ul
the
end
of
a
level
del,-cl
Ion
inatritiiiciii
phia rbiblreii were lulti'ii in the Iri -It Police Commlssioocr. Wii
l.lma
... Hu Mpr. 11.7*
lluok I pages 31 A 101 A Plat
itmimfactori-il
may
depend lonnv bi’iiring, during which 2f.O mercial). of (he area near the lisa ns.
r Ire ii* by Gluthcl in ii-roiii v«ur». Iinin P. O'llrleu, wbo wa. tire in
Book I pages 70 110 A. I It.
ii|ion civil diTcuse rixiuiiflip n l. i.iuson lammi'd it* meeting ball. tuiler park on the Orlando HighPolo
Bu.
Ilpr.
II.
io
t.eo
la>ts 11 IS 31 A II Block 40
(Umbel - *11011**0 i'll Tbnilkig|vlllg eiileil with llie greet,-while.and for Ploniturtlig ilevlres.1,
Itssls
1.00
Do* Hch. I- ..71
. . ...
Alemt JUi idikelrt naraded out- w11v owned by C. C. Dodson.
Hsiilondii I’lal I
Dav liuimle lire I'blladelnblii flu gohl imiisb.nl'* sash vestenliiv.
CabhAgo
...
ilH
H 07 A II
Derry *nbl IIn- liislriiimul nle piutc’iinp the ouster. Si.m*
iMbbago — *}•»-clure*
Lb
latlf 7 M l A 14 Block 10 Han- t
Tile Must Reverend Joseph I* weighs It'** than 2 H pound*. i ..f the pickets were Identified a*
Cauliflower
.,
1
.
Mad
wen
Trial
c
n
.
i
t
n
*
.
0
.
1)0
tsudo
Plsl Book I' pages 1( 1$ |
One of llie moil fri-i|ii(-iilIv told Donahue, vicar general of III,
Our umbers,
members of the 4'rachi'rs Hnlon, of
40 07 A I I
I
Itf/rle* lib.ml Gilohel coliceiHid a ?-'"W York Human Cnthollr diocese,
S'enuy
Hu
Bekts.
|4
IS
4.71
c,s
Menl*min
Plat Book S pass* t
I which Mrs. Scbnetdeiman is a
Celery,
U uoileooa Wrmm Paae Oo»»
S m a llic r s T a lk
lift I** girl wbo went to llie (limbi I was Cardinal Spellman's represen
41
'y
«•
47
A
41.
I
meuibi'i.
I Madsen of Oaklaod, Culif., last
tloldan C m . la H tger. |),lu - t.7*
Luts 19 lo 14 a IX to II Blook •
time In rblbiilelidilu nfti-i iiudilie lulive ut the i-llthcill<*l,
Celery,
<
*
Mi*. .Schneiderman, the mother Oct. 20.
tails I 3 4 1 7 I 10 A II Block .
I l ' t i l l s M * g re a t
IH i.t
a new iiapcr advertluemrni nlatlng
Sluvntboroi's bad u >peci*l
f’ascsl
Crl.
U
*
t.aer
|1.I0
I.7S
ier.
11.10
l.
1 l.nkr View talk# Mary, Plot .
>| two children, wa* not entitled
Elm o. Gower, of Cumlicrland, Corn .................
c ‘M. II.IU
pianos could be bougbl for "n men lirlvilege if Ibey Imd lelevision enst / mm I'ensarala, pledgim- <
llonk 1 p ig * I.
to i i departmental trial on the Mil., the pretty young matron's Coiiarda
tod. I ,7» - .
Lot 0 Block I Lake View Lake *
The whole tiuradc. from beginoloc cmitinued efforts to belp Ibe lm
llggplani
longc
before
di-missal,
because
Iskta.
its.
11.71
•
l.i
BUMary
Plai Bonk 1 page 4.
uttorney,
'
tnLJ
the
rnurt
Mrs.
tnbcl wii* Infiu nirii of li<-t until tlnrkit#*'. will be caught l.v flier, the laboring man, the wlot••
Lettuce,
. .. Iceberg, 'ry Pack L A
tl. P. Ilernilon
collar worker, the needy aged unit 1 In wo* only a probationary tench- Mudsyn refused tu talk to her
Ori depending n l ■ e 11.71 - K(
i*rt
mUunilgr*tandinK of the ndvertl e tin- cameras of WPIX.
Clerk of lit# Circuit Court
I ■r. Min' would Imve received ten- father when he mails ills nightly Onions,
••flier groups.
Hemlnul* County. Florid* r
menl.
He tnlbeil to the VOltmr|
ore
next
Tuc-dav
after
a
threeGreen
.......
tins.
Itch
I
71
•
l.on
li.'lri'iilt
Court Heal)
v
,
ull
011
her
Inst
night.
|
Hpcukiug ip this ........... ..
■ler, told ber In ilog fin liiin nitil
I'eppern
---Oil
Oslo*.
I
I
(0
4
00
I
vein
n'l.bntlonsrv
lie,bid,
olid
been
Gower said lliut since Klelst P ln
county
s-'Bt,
the
Mtale's
*eol..i
e
a
p
p
ls
—
1
---gave In-1 Ibe liimni -lie Imd especl-----......
.
CM.
M
il
I > /\ V M e e t *
.Senator wlm i* campaigning f..i '.m illed in irinl She did nut at t'cik llie stand - telling the court I’uintoe*. lied Bliss
ed.
If. H. 1 10 T.b. Baa* 11 7ft t.it
rennnillialioii in the DeioiH’iNli. teoit la-t night's board meeting, Yvette had nn abnormal, nrvehu- Hqussh.
filnibcf wii* bom In Viucemic
ilu s lls s r U
eruM r > |, Par,
und wii* leporl-'d ill ul home
nullilc iiersonalltv and killed her _ Vellow
In.I , Nov n. IHtiri
III- father. my hi- two tenor us senior vice lolniurv Miiv U. said:
... Hu Itpr. f i l l 1.60
She wa* siiid lo be the first lo.sbninl under tdn-iniis of nerse- Turnips. Purple
"The readlunitry erowil light
Adnin tiiinliel. efeme In the II S .’■■loinauilci lie hud never -tm »(
lenchei
III
New
York
Cilv
fired
Top
.......
Uo*. Hch. t .70 (.00
colion—she iia* si,awed an in(nun llavnii* III IHl.it wllli 11 lolnl •inttpcial slulement, and llmi In lag us will lake Ii* hnrk to the
(pinks)
..a I'burgt'’ of Iviug hImnt nolitlcal ci'Msed coolness towaid
her Tomatoes
farm
foii’closure
days
of
lb.'
ru|olul of tl*
Crl depending nustlly II.on u s
would like In know how the .tale
' i i ... flit lot o|,e„ed it sllllill
father.
Hoover depression if lliey an id .if filint in,*The
•irguniXMlIiMi spent its moiiev.
A bonnl o( I’dui'iillon member,
A plea of inuoreiir, by reason Oranges Valencias
lowed
to
lake
control
of
yum
gov
In Vinrenries in IH115. Yoony I.Ili
Amil her resollltloil missed hv
Eiamlnaliniui for coIIcrp krholarnliipM will lie
depending s t a e n Boa 14.11 - 4 SO
t.i urge \. Tioioiie, -old at the hear of insanity ha- been -ntcred, the
Mbmeil hi Ibe upcllllip of n store •In- fit h District wn* that the menl.
Orapsfrult,
"Muny who are wltbm the ing t Ini I the Teacher* Hnlon "slav defease counsel said, over Mr*.
Onnrsn . ---- .... Rot | t 00
in Milwaukee in Itm’/. Hu- fir.I lib- tale organiantlon he retpiested
held In Sanftirtl nl nine n’rhH'k nn Friday
Grapefruit, Marsh
(iiiiibel ventiire. In |H!M, In- nod to upportlon fund* evenly to the sound of my voice muy be tier ishly follow the Kicinlln narty Mndsea’a <diJectlon*.
l
Iloa
Mrs. Madsen, whose fainting
ting' Heedle**
bis brother oneried the I'lulndel four veteran* hospital* in Flor. young to rrmemlicr those Uni I line."
ntominif, April .1, I9.'0. Any high nchnol
I pell* nnd emotion'll 'Oitbursp
plilu stoie unit In lull) went inn, ida. At nrcHeul. hr pointed nut, und critical days, hut those of u*
tptsl
have
repeatedly
Interrupted
who
do
rvmeinher
them
will
tell
the deportment store huslm-m. ip most of the funds are poind to the
Truman Conlcrenfci* severt-dky 1 trytl.oiipifared inn
-neirtnf «» ifrfdunle intm-Hted Hhnulil apply nt
inclfs
norfi
you that America inu«l not Id
New Yoik Cilv
am
hospital
at
t'axH-u-Crlllr,
1
mg
pitenUm
'Vmv
(fan
a
t
any
tlm
return."
In iidilitloii In Ills store Inter
,Caatlaav4 Krum faa* fla*l
^*i oonff;|(if
Superintendent «>f ScIhmiIa
’jU
n t r . p r the''t’oBJltv
jn
The suggestion hv nioiimauilei them
eiiire-, tk* l$nilng* hegap.
Hooper also pointed "III he Imd slim cliulrmunsliin.
ests, tiluibcl with hi* son. Kill* Kotundo
of
Orlniidu
iliul
I
Shire
uadi
t
lint
during
the
court
ircess
loled
Ihifight
for
rural
elecltifis
A., Jr., wu* co-founder of I'lillaThe seerularv maUe imhUr 11
^ iB t h d j tf a iu r f Raune, Snnforil, Flurltln.
Chapter No. Id be hacked for the cation lo In lug power to thoudelpliln radio station WII.'. now of
telegrutii from Ralph ,B. Gr^gg.
office
of
Gih
d|*lrlcl
ciiiuinuiidci
:.U
sands
of
farm
homes.
national Judge-advocate of ( the Irnt.
the Pcnosvlvunln llroiiilcasilng Co wa* unofficially approved hv the
Americun
l.cglon,
Imllaaanolls,
i
I
m
v
ht
The
I'rcsldent
"overs
lint"
to-,
liM-nl
-al iiirii)hersblp,
mrii)hershlp, and Mr,
Mr. f'owlFowl
T. W. I.nwton, Hup!...............
eritlcir.lng n proposal Uv the l|un .fay, re’niainTSg rn'lnuT l.Yitll 1T A M . nrrvnnnl
ItooHcvcIt Lcttero
er-stated that hit will, brine the
can-l’nris
l’u*i
in
New
York,find:
and
missing
hi*
tmual
before.break
sc^umponyltig
hit
daughter
>
u
matter before the mrmher*hlii a'
ge-ding Ibe President talk ytllh fast wklk. But he went In the the anteroom as h«.|iM Ik tha
ICeatlaaea Vtmm page ll*,l
Daytona Reach.,
, \ ' M**ils»»4 gv-tm !**■« llael
Nlullli In a telepbono book-up It) heach for « swim and n sunhnth.
dents,"
v J-. *t ,0
I'luiis for participation In llie Rclrnce, 12; Baclielor of Music, which
ilic mot would lie retire|jiit'Hit paper. will not lie nvallnnb i mulin' state convention of the U; RnrbClnr of Science ill lluslto thl- general public, itnlv act-id H.A V. ul Rradentoii in June ul»n ness, 81; llachl'loi uf Laws, ~r>.
Kindly be advised," ibe I^resllied ei'iiolnrs und ri'sciiichcr* will io visit other Chapters warn din- Muster of Arts, 2; Master of
limit wus told, "that the nrtlnri
have ecces* in them."
Hissed. Tim Crawford served ur Science, I.
Dll June lb, Itllh, Mr. Itmisevell sdiutanl In itlure of George Wil
StH-aking >in
Spending
nn tlm subject, "gale
"Kate uf Ibe - 0-eulled Diilican-Patix I'o-I
s e t In i i l u l i u l i n I ' l i u l l , of event- burn.. win. was altsenl.
Willard () oi Freedom," Dr. I'urat rnl*i'd tlm •if the American l.egboi in attempt
Dial led In ili-ruviTV -if III-’ uluin liin loan. Ililumlo HAY cbniduln qiifslion, "Are we i,mat era of our iiig I" arrange u lliree.-way J*le
l"li beiweun the
In.m b In ii h'lti'i in In Vuniie iI'Vi’iiled i Iihi in .......klon, Mo*s fate1" Grunting that many u** ......................
Vui Itu. Il, Mi . Roosevelt Mind.’ the lie bud officilileil ul l.'lft Ulllllarv peel* of mu live* ure dcleimined I’re-idriil of Die Hulled 'Ht^tl"
rcieuti.t i-biilrliiiiii uf the Natiumil 'iim i ’il- mol bud ure elil'il "(i1’’ fur ii*, lie polnlcil ool Ilie uicu s lYemier Stalin mol represrnln
Ilcfeu ,• lie*, ,i,'b C.iliilllil Ice. Oil,I
in which our fre*' will I* the de 'iv,- ul llie pot . I* >111 siilir-dlm nil, i" Vf.ii noil her*. Visit
ill,ill hunted pl'iliosnl l>V .1 ill
lug:
i* tits bub il I.ool- Klvonid lllli' termining fnctm
"Hi ci’iilly, I nnpoiuli’d ii lie. ini t'cdiid Keith, hoi Ii uf Mliiuc.blu
"Tile vmitli of America ure tlm ,'ii'diti ,1 pii-i of the Anierl.-ati
COnilUlMce lu <1nilv Into tin- niisi.i
most fortunate vmilh in ull 'lm l.cglon which bus lie'll sil-nrnde'*
tile relnlioiishlp In milioiinl de
world.” said Dr. I'oicat. "The f ief ili ,' Il'Pl and I dlnmelri''allv on
feme of recent discoveries in Ilie
that we are cltlxcii* of the Dnllcl p ,. d to the policy uf ih>‘ Am*ri
|{ninnnn
Finn
field of alomlNlles. ipuul.lv the fi
Slate* gives ii* many privileges. •’iin Legion.
Tile I -t-iun I- oonltcrutilv op
aloti of iniiiiiiiiii.
Having untiling to do with
icai,iaa»* r,uH r*a# omi
"I will ii.iw ici,lie*1 Ilint till* the coat of surplus potatoes would these privileges, whot have wo pit-’i’d to ilo- intervention hv the111>,11"■r coiifu’dioiisl* ’.nd tod.
romnilllee report dlrectlv >> von jump up In uhmii 1200,1)00,000 tu to do with our live*?"
a* the fund lop of vnur comuiltlee the taxpayers,” Aiken told the
He challenged (lie gradmiii‘4 licit v seekers In the affairs rd
Include* lid* *|ieclnl matter and hearing.
to awoke tu their gicat opportUlils internatlnnnl diiilomuev.
Ro»a aid the post's *l|g(*r»tto'
ties and to ii-aliri' (lint they ulono
your committee mnv lonsiiler It ml
Senator
Kllrndrr
(IM
.nl,
pre
wa- being Ignored hv the Prc«l
Viable lo Sllpnol’l special it mill
will drlermlui' the 11111110.''
siding,
agreed
lliere
would
"he
a
on tills subject.”
Hiss under" the Hronnan
Two dav* liefnre I’cnrl Harbor- greater loss
He suld allowing auron Dec. fi. 1041 — Mr. Roosevelt proposal.
plan potatoes to go In market
asked Wendell I.. Wlllkle In make without
supports "would be
a good will lour of New Zealand hound toprice
prices all over
and Australia as a While House the countrydepress
ami require vast pro
representative
THE CLEAN EST s t o c k o f
duction payments on most uf the
To the'man he defented In the crop."
1940 presldi-nllal election, Mr.
Roth Kllcnder and llulland *U|
IBRoosevelt wrote In part:
Aiken might he unfair In
"I think Imlh of us slimild lie gestml
full parity value* whereas
•itrenu-lv careful If you do g<t usingtwo
pi Into nut!ro| bills bev i «t • i . *
*
*
leal It lm *ahl that I am sending the
fore the committee wrre baaed
you out uf the country I
support lavela,
"The situation la definitely serl- on thearapresent
much Inwrr. 1
1947
oua and there might tie an armed whlrh
1946
1947
"I'm against the Rrannan Plan,"
Kly
clash at anv moment If the Jap Holland
S
p
e
c
ia
l D e lu x e
said.
S
u
p
e
r
D
e
lu
x
e
anese continue their forward tiroP ly m o u th S e d a n
great against the Philippine*,
F o rd S ed an
Dutch Indie* nr Malaya orlturina.
Naw
F i r e a t o n a Tirea
"Perhaps the neat four or five
Low
mileage,
Tirea
nearly
Radio
—
One ownar Low
Extra clean, good tires
IC
tiH
n
N
r
n
a
Pa
days will deride the matter.”
new, good m«eh«nclally
mileage
and paint
courtroom and Jail waa
later wrote on a carbon of the night—ax on many o
Balt
I M |W
Sala
Wlllkle letter. "Thl* wax dictated night*—to keep ilm V a t Inaida iV
Price
Price
call
block.
Friday morning—Ion* before thl*
Whan McBride aaw tha amok#
Vila attack atarttd-FDR."
ha quickly notified tha lira da*
Wlllkle never made tha trip.
1* '
On Jan 84. 1948. Mr. Rnoaavelt partmant.
1948
Tho prisoners were removed
took tlm* out from tha Caaahlanca
1648
1948
conference to write In longhand and kfforta to revive them fa Dad.
'
v
‘
F
le
a tU n e
Police aald they alwa:
a letter to MMv dear King Georg#"
C
h
e
v
r
o
le
t.
..
O ldum obile
ad prisoner* for mat
—tha king of England.
- t.‘ 4 Dr# U h w o l e t
"A* for Mr. Churchill and my* added that aometlma* mataHea
2
D
r.
S
e
d
a
n
/.
.
ALSO
S ta tio n W a g o n
•elf," wrote tba praeldent, "I need wara roncaaled on tha priaonar*
u- ’ •
Sedan
not tall you that we mako a per- paraona.
One
o
w
w
—taw
miiaagB,
Looka naw, Radio, Haater
. >
An official inveeUgailun waa
/•*'My tuatolled team in hamaa*
i )••■
— Hydromatlc equipped,
i lean Radio
and out and, Incidentally, we had atartad after the tragedy but
^ •
lata of fun together aa we alwayt none of the - authorities ’lad a
Low mllaaga
1’
Of ALL KINDS BELLING AT POPULAR PRICES
atatemeat.
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SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATIONS
7#
Dr. (tordon
SALE
We.Have It--USED FURNITURE
LIVING ROOM
BEDROOM
Fire In Jail
SALE
SP E C IA L T H IS W E E K
USED c A R S IN TOWN
Dodge Deluxe
Coupe
DINING ROOM
DRESSERS
CHESTS
BEDS—SPRINGS
CHINA CABINETS
& *!•»"
NEW FURNITURE
*(. S T . • 1
Vi FrfK • .
IF YOU W A N T TO
thru dividends paid to thorn on tholr. fira,
windstorm, and workman eompanaation inAUlftiWa. TUat'a 114,000.08 mow circulating
and working In tkia community I
iV-irdr?.*»irdAjft
VJi<* k+»4.•isMa’’
m
Dp
&
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B U Y - 8 B L L --T R A D E
N E W o r U S E D F U R N IT U R E
-WE REDEEM OCTAGON COUPON!—
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>v
..eg., vv-ctyj)
1949 -V
F o r d 2 D r. S e d a n
Nearly new. Ooly driven T,tU
mltee by mm owner
a sb P itM * m | e s
'v* r
.
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.
a * r * . *h |» h
•-,
•
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1949
. C h e v ro le t
2 D r. S ed iu i
One owner. Low
.
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t *v,t
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.
-
w
i
W m iig a n
•
�« '* * > —
t- .
h Unity Thera It Strtnrfh —
THE
To Prelect Ihe Peses of tho World:
To Promote the, Progress of A (erica.
To Prodoe# Prosperity for S.ntord,
H
.1
4
\d
a
AN
VO LU M E X X X X I
S t a n tl
E E P C ,
m u n is m
£
On
P h ilip
D i s r e g a r d
D enoun ced
In te re sts
A dm/ling rain Salmd.iv alternon failed lo dampen (lie enthur
iaim nl dir larKe cio.vd who g.*
In hear Rep. Gcnrgc
Smsthen, tandidale foi the U.
S. Senate, uphold liti platform for
preiervvliun nf individual Ireedorn,
and In all.itI* the record r>l Sru.i
lor Pepper on FF.PC, prtmmrd
henefili lo ihe aged ami Commuii
CHAUINOINO RUSSIA to Join the V S in a *eveo-polnt nrogia’o lo end
th# colil w#r, Serrettry of Slit# Uean Arheemt prssent* hi* p'vn lo th*
Cnnferenc# of InttrnnUonal Co-operation for World Fconomlc rievelnptnenl at th# Unlvenlly of California In BeiWeley. H# urgad ih* t'SSH
to accept Inlentatlonal control of all atomic weapon*, and lo permit
fre# alactlnna In Eaitern Europe.
( tMlerenHonijI Suuad|ihafoi
Store, lie altar lied IVpprt’t foreign
policy, bit vole againil Southern
filibutlering detignetl In block
pa nage ol I lie FEP C bill, and In*
praoe nl "Uncle Joe" Stalin"
tp duimg a Hip to Motto**.
Entpuivii'fllf
Auth
Star’
,50a CnmmtaIpUut, lie de
an* T»»i
Dies
i nia Hi
nllf.. Mm
to II i i i i up
the then
/an — hrou
never diearpe
d v»»ter
re craated
her gen»rllie world
awnlllng
iliimiuha died
hed v*'»l»ri!iiv
e producer aald
to mnko 15 more
tradition born In
. t rough* Mold 111*
ok, apparently will
W r* to crime.
■old iirlltl-iiiUllonrnme III tlilce iie'lilli*
.. . that lime had kept
*# on Paaa T * » l
IK V A IIHIIKJK
la now about completed
In the approtclie* to
(ieneva Avenue llrlilgo,
haa breri driven tojuwJbncrete pile cgpa widen In
vtlj aupport tlir ateel beam*
Re bridge, Stain lllgliwav enginatra reported thla mornhp;.
Th# total length of the fill and
J h a two bridge nppioachaa I* M 2 H.
fined tpan will have a 12 foot
nc# over th# channel leading
ft Jeaaiip.
SOVIBT RKACttON
rnfiCOW. Mar, 20. — </Ti —
S. •Secretary of State Dean
Jheann'a aeven-polnt plan for bet»f
Huaao-Amerlcan
relation*
"Intenaifiratlou of the ng*
jd ualvo tine In United State*
foreign policy,” aava the Commonlit Party organ I’ravda.
"AH Mr, Acheinn’a utterance*.’
verqte Bnvlet Commentator Y . Vlk''to m v , "prove one and tho aame
' thing: That ha h#» no concrete
prnpoaali whataoever which are
aimed at lupportlng the conaolld*^ln» of peace,"
ONLY 10 DAYS
There are only 10 day* left
In which to r*gl*t#r for th# Mav
a
t primary. So far more than
W M 72 fnrmarly qualified voter*
har# failed to regliter and in
■
will tm unable to vote unl#a»
(hay ragfatar before Mar. at.
If you are not aura whether you
•re qualified to vote, sail at tha
Ruperviaor o f Regl»tratlon'» of.
flea la MeLauUn'a an Magno
lia Avenue end find out. Re
D A IL Y
Ed Levy T alks |300 A m ericans
To Rotary Club |H eld In Shanghai
About Ball Club By Chinese Reds
C om m ends
T n iin im :
T w o
Set-up Of Gi nn l
Orp.irii/tition Here
j
Manager Id le v y Wlulnrr re... i .1 i,„ ...
r .1
c i I
! 'tewnl the line-up of the Sanlnrd
| Uiant* for the llolarv I lob today
md pitiln tell llrry would finish
,
die hut divitun, in a lalk in
; . .
p*id tribute to |a*t *ea,v'"' It
, Hal Gruber, and llie
training program
that
he
had
d
O f
II
S.
D e s fro y rrs
T h .tf
I n c ite d
C M fitw
R io ts
In d o
e .iv c
H O Vl, KONG M«.
i’
I "rnnmimt nlfinal* m ‘Ilian*
bat Ironed rhumb* down 011 llr»
rvarinlim i nf more than I,MM)
foreign national* Iron* that Red
held rtty, raid J. J Iferrvman,
manager of the Anienran Ptettrlen Line* «aid tonight.
Ife taid Cummuniif official*
never | refuted entry nf two American
I
t
m
t
t
f
k
N EW SPA PER
Si A H. !!().' IQS 0
Associated Press Leased Wire
Says
I ’ t *' . I ' l r n t
( it w
O f
F o r 1
<h i t
N a tio n
Thu |u r*| cm fin ,1 of thr f iin gulln
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I t Will,.m, \ \ ,iii m, tit*
Hind l,I v•»11hi'
iv amba.ia.io, atla.ge ladw.i ( j i r I, 11, K ills
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4i ui u * I1 -1 rli** f« *.,-1 •! 1,, 1," n u n
hn-i i * tut«Mm'iI nlk»rtI 'I "ii! ji )• tn|f Ml.‘ till
r j 1»)e t
J
A c t i o ii Duleriud Fight Looms On
« S T » » S
Willi .22 R illc
fr.ftrcs
Daughter Ol l/iite
1'renidenl Is Head
High School Boys' Glee Club Wins
First Division Rating In Orlando
1—
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HI ^ltl''t|f,l \ ItfMl jI I
PIQUI?^
'Mti* ‘ 11Ipi p >* hrh%rff| |hf* CAItir., tHi fl*- v h i - hnniM union
'•t •»Tf11 \ lent |
baik at M datlliV all*r apecdllH
lunne Irorn . *iii*ey nnitmn lo lb*
1 ai l .i*| He aalil dial dining III*
alitertre In* intcgilty wai atta ked only by two tourer* Mik aithv
t
'v ' h i m . 1n \ \\4t
and the Moimw nlfinal ne***pap'.’i
Ai'lM 'IM t,»f HUM ’ 'Hi
l/ve*lla
•■lifts
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ii k!■)li H . tu <M'f s
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u* '
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I fill)' epl of k'tlill >■V to n litlull
f •.
S ;iid
M o fiit
1 1 1 toll .
k f • u * 1uMtk
might Imo .nine .t a ilI t. . eon
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W e s t C m.i m M in d n
i In n>n- from Mil* fai l
llowevei,
fLi Ion i i linn' ilitt| f nn •m
I tin M"I belle* e III III., oil •■|it nf
* l‘«IMif HI f *|MH tl I I » M l * rill
guilt b\ iih .ii. inti.in
I Ml -M i i rid
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f,
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A I I v- •. ••Id vnl yi-l-lmg P, HI f ' " 1 i HI' lit*' n I* . f l*t » ',*'.1
iinvune **l.n
oil bout adeouate
proof, le*t*U u i bulge of i".|i*rlnu* 1 P g r l p . ' l l l l l e * 0 , g l i * l ( . ‘ , l , * b t . l * *• •' * ' »l i Hill it I >ft* f 11 i‘ hi I
• m
hi ‘ Hr Hi |«'h • I ' uni »
oi igmoant *tpp.nl nf Coinmun 1 >ILr,| |,., ,|erpi|l l |iup
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t , ' i i *• i -1*1 al a piaipbi‘ 1 nf llie %t|p|teil •••d* v
ill u ■
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Stale Senate
»t at nnv nfft""
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1 '«' ' - » -I *111k*t f I* IIIIf >1(1 Mi Hlt>
»ii a to i* - *i -1 llie liilei national
hHli | 4 |H‘Mf |r i l k
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•'iimniiinl-.t movrinenl c’-pp thoucb
",v *|*i- 1 •> d- id S.o i r1 ' f*r
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M •• if<*iM« I ’n irig H A f f a11 %I *•«n
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,
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l,,r
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Sail) U irlu id *.** kdl-d bv * •*u*n , *«#li from lirfil K im iih hii
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Two Automobile
Accidents Oreur
During Weekend
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I . it p p n r t S
A • h r ,i in
10 I f r s n u ' d
ball liaining *et op am I I.S T ’t (landing tltip. tank*) et.
an ibt one in Nsulrud route (root lapan to Shanghai,
...
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tard lhare 11 allnob
(be A H . Imer General W H
• r Inl opportunity (or a vniiiiy 1•onion war icbeduled lo tail
Irom I long Kmig at midnight
11 vmi; 'o gel Marled ip b •*,
• It A M f .'if l for 111ler11al 1011.1 t
•ml lie added.
lh»y l i n o
o.ilei* uM Sliapglm
fad .m u llin g like it when I .* *
llie I “* I * .cere to It* ptpoil
g rllin g *tiuteri 1 / v eal* ago "
-* .iruffi
tm biding alront
1(H)
The .Sanford team b n . lb,, bug
c*t »(jn*d here at the preaenl lirpe Amerif in* tbrn'igh Shanghai har
*L I V 1 t McUt
I 11I 1***1 l l > it
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I 11it I (4f ( (ll*l f t M
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bor watri* wlmh llie National
Rirtdf'l Afulersnu, *1
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and num ber* about 114 men, Mr
■• •If (it
<fi 1*1 tl Hi Mm' Liu-l
■
I i’l i"ti'1! i •" 'fir hv HI la Ilk d1)1*1In. (t cm
b e vy *ald.
However, [leLutid u lit* tay th-y |rave mined
S'ogro. *nffere<t . to l •■•,
1
A I"t»'Ht - ,I •" (IllH »I
| »•> ‘ . t»
loading up w ill) idnver* and (»•
I f'ltn ‘JIM’ ' f>!» L i
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f lh r L S f * M l Naga.aki to
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M(MltiK that it 1.4 fjoine t
Department official* .kidded and hit * telephone
mu ID »• * md I 1 ■*♦*"*d ,,f *■•'
I <tittj , r-r-r*.
II 'A iTltlfh nf - t *5,
he a f»*tei league thla ve«r than, '*'d ’n Tokyo.)
•)•* frle rv Avenue late S.r<o U
I |ui|' vvlit-p \* •' kvcii*
i” Mi • M " '• d ill * itfll] fit) ♦ « fit 11,«ff■*4■ •
ever liefnre,
(ferryman raid IB fnrtlgn con- afternoon
gri. k ind «\ ***
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Mu*n ’ In* l"itin y ti iHpili \i'«nd<J 1 . |r*4 el U| lut'd
Introduced liy John I’ope ** li<*, *ulal«* in Shanghai have railed
fiddle Wtlllgni*. 22. Nci-i" • •
f( rmMntird «R
Lv •»'tual i Of|t)li^umiit
hail chaige of the progiam. Mr * urnleat meeting tomorrow, They driving tin* mitoliinbllo ra-t ,•>• > •
'1111•1*i>(J |i\
lit** a iiiOfi (J111ntd.
l.ovy aniil he now ha* *1* rnlidirr* i will utgo Ihe Chlneae Commuplal Avenue, nod when he Httonin’ '
t i A i r*l»i itiftit ■
* 11" f ♦» <f HU* |f»l
|rn iiHsir icvrral other car- M- r r t i f l i M ' r
hut bong and Lavell aeepi to he ' government to reconalder
, • k n iU f 111 IHn Ul*r)l f»Urfjrfi HtHHiil
doing the beat work nt prewnt
The A P I, official described th" t'liwrolet skidded around, lire m*;'i'
i*'*iitti» e oe r * t * n o d
lug lilll fujtw h*|u4*
- id .' i tfti Its
Dantei'i- 1
"insulate meeting a* a "fait ditch rlrlp hitting the mils
iljt* f( iff'U n a ffa ire
udiuitU't* f»»»
rdmure that (he fleneral Gordon I tie automobile w»» esttmatod •'
llenk Gruber, nmdur" ttictchmii ' oiltifTliiadirin til tIlf* 11 u •<•
lie allowed In evacuate foreign MOD.
we* riirlrlenlv Irikrn ill Siilnitl**
t luilfman K t*** ’ "I I M 'lv^ pr Willie Carr, Negro, face- ''!•»• •
nationals."
■in Mir Si*" : •lira* iii Ida o|»f ni ilm tiiifu?**
Unconfirmed r e p o r t a said ■■f d riving w hile drunk fnllnwi* ■ eflrtrmnn *1 III* nffh <
f"iit Mlenttr Nritlntiel Haul huiM | ' mild have* a f’l linilu.*'
I hritL
t'hltPMv rummunlat official* in j h i, * ir » * t Sundav "veiling nt 1
■
■ "ii Ad iu iiilh tralifin uf Mi*. | r a hu I
K 't* ll* *t4 Oe Page T e s t
[ o’- I n k . follow ing ii three car •••' trig, iH-cartie vlnlrnl vhen H'l" ■
John ThoniH* l.awrcnre, re*blent
........
•ii tin* AdlrtlnktihM<ui'« f tiui • 11|i
Hulun on T w en ty fifth Street i f " ' i rni Sheriff P. A M " ...... .
of KnterpiUe for |H veara. riled
move him . Slid »'*n l,ikeu in tl"' p »m I tiiu K iam
f’lt'iiidt Avenue.
nutinrlnv nftcinrinn at Ids hum*
t'm ililv J» il f"i hi- "** n i h A I/1'.tun
(!arr. going weal on the «ra
thn-e following nn lilneaa of three
HrdeMveH w e ir due ••• m i " " i r " "
in u Chevrolet Sertan. collliled ** i* ••
year*. He w ai horn Aug. .1, IHH1
two Hiitomohiles going In the >>i»r»-• lorlev from New York -piilw tn hi
In t'lnv county, K«»,
site direction, a 1041 Dodgy 84*tlf4fl range fur hi* hr>*|j|lnlliiitbui. The
Survivor* Include the widow of
ty Sheri!
(lateen; seven aona. Irving of Marl- returned Friday from New O r rtrlvcn hv Aim Jenkins. Cribucl illncH* came w hile Mi • iiiili« i w»
ennn; John ll„ Weller H„ Albert leans bringing in hi* custody, W il ■mil IHIIU Ford aerlan driven f.v p rep arin g to celebrate Hit' •lyr-Mlnip KW ISTON. M" , Mu.
20.
uf hi* u ffic r w ith n pm tv In which
M.. I'nul K.. Harold B„ ami Con bur II. O'Barr. 22, who had gone Horace Wood*, Colnrerl.
Pi
I'tealdeiil It'ilh erfu rd 11
hr
hail
invited
II
liuud.rr
nf
lui'el
Demege In the Dmlge wa* ,--ti
rad, nil of Oataen: three daugh to the police atatlon (here anil
H ave*' Is * i au ivlvln g i liihl
1,1Dr l.ro n a t'1
ter*, Mr*. Hoy Hobart of Hvra- had given himself up, saying that mated bv nollro at Ifdill, to tin product* m erchant*
•uilv d nughler
is ........I ,*t H2.
CURB, N. Y .; Mra. II. fl. Hidden* he hart stolsn an automobile
tomobll
In Ford at 1170 anil to the Chevrolet Muttium w as t-nltni! Mm I'ntm illa
Mis. Fiance* (I'n n n y l l la y r s
lion lit the case,
at *400
of Oateen; and Mr*, Ven E . Rnuae, Sanford.
•lli'rl lust (light el tin- MurcfittrJr., of Waahlngtnn, t>. C.; a|*o
He I* now In Jal| hsre, charged
Home here.
nine grandchildren.
with the theft of a 1949 Plymouth
H er futile 1 wa* ,rn Ohio conService* will he held b the Oa Sedan, the property of Chester
ytessm an when she
horn Sepi
teen Rapllat Church at 4:00 P.M. Million. The automobile, after be
IRH7. She spenl h"i e* 11v >'liilil
Wcdne»dnv with Rev. W. A. Her ing taken Horn where It had
•'"oil in (he Ohio goi'ei m u'* men
ring officiating.
Burial will be been parked overnight near the
*l"n
her fath ei *ve* urivetnoi
San bunth Apartment, wae found
made in Osteon Cemetery.
lin e " le i n n
end went with him
etiaudoned nn Mellonvllle Ave
til llie W illie House when he w e .
nue between Flret and Seemid
HACK TO R U SSIA
By winning firel diviiinn ralmg at llte Fouilb Diitiicl Mmir Festival H eeled t'leshlnnl In M77
NEW YORK. Mar. 20. — l/Pi — Street*. The caee t* due for trial
Ml .. H aves' til'd in-, riled in INhU.
in
Orlundo
Fridsy end S elu tJ u . '>•" ’«*V‘ a '""!' "• >l'e
during
tha
April
term
uf
Circuit
The government handed Valentin
tier fath er font v e in - Inter
School
Glrc
Club,
numbering
4V
won
ihe
right
to
em
petr
m
the
Stale
A. Huliitchev di|» official walking Court,
Her n ie ir ia s e 1" Knrigti H n r iy
Police are (till working dn the Miiiit Feilivg), Apt. 28, in Tamp*. Min Ollie Ren* Whtlllr, initMirtor. F. flm llh ill 18H7 ended I" rllv o r’e
paper* today and the ettibbv con
victed apy heeded homeward to res# uf the theft of a gray Dodge announced today.
. . . .
„t * r
1 1 •lint11v e fle r Ihe f ii s l W<>ili| W et
ward hi* native Rtteala "never to Sedan, the property e f Roy
M rs. H e y# *’ sun, thiltnn, w h"
The hoy* won superior rating by their tinging ol The Song ol the
Green, nntomnhllt salesman. It
return."
«ls" drnpiisd the n sn i- of Stiillh
.lolly
Roger."
Judges
were
F
’
rol
Ballinger
and
Mrs*
Flelcp
Alliuger
of
Federal Judge Sylvetter J. Rvan wae stolen, March I, from In
•lied In F lo rid a Iasi Ja n u a rv .
suspended Oubltcher’a Ifi-year nrl- his home gt 709 pglmetto Avenue. Rtetson University.
*
His widow, M rs C u rinn e H n v e ,
Excellent rating was won hv the B oy* Double Gunrtcttr were of I'timpano Henrh, F Is nut R rv
aen sentence shortly after 10 A.M.
In accordance with a previous
SENATOR CROMMKLINT
the glrla' group, and by the ini**d unihio lo enter the competition
enl Pond, w as w ith hei m other In
BAN FRANCISCO. Mgr. 29. - epaemhle.
recommendation by Secreta// of
The Triple Ttlu recently record law when she died
Davis Heater, with a tenpr ml" ed "My Hacienda" hv H sn v WestState Dean Acheeon and Attorney (AI — Capt. John G. Crommelln,
F u n e ra l services w ill tie F rid a y
the furloughed erttle of military won super mr rating, and Rlrhat d er and Wtllaril Connolly, with at the H a ye s homestead, Sntnp»l
General J. Howard McGrath.
unification, may file for tho U. 8. Howell, a Bth grade pupil also Charles Clvitetti, former director G ro ve, lu F rem o n t, i l Itm let w ill
Senata from Alabama.
won the tun rating. George Har of the Edison Symphony Orches l>e In the fa m ily plol in 0 *kw »o rl
CITY PERMIT
Antony J. Cheena today aeeured
Crommelln aald today ha had den of the Mh grade got excel tra at the organ. On the other C e n ie le rv there.
a City permit to erapt a ID.000 received "numerous telephone calls lent rating.
side of the Grange label record I*
concrete block home m tha High and telegram#" from Individual#
Excellent ratings were won by "A Gypav Alone Neath the Stars"
T O U R IS T C I.U II
land Park Huhdlvlalon at 209 Colo In hla home etata orghtg him to Mary Ann Bohlaysr, c o n tra il" ; by the same writers and sung hv
Memhar* of th- Sanford Tourist
nial Way.
run for Senator, Idattr Hill's teat Clarence Clause, baritone. 1* birk Aiken.
Club rihulffehoard team will Jour
Thin I* the first permit obtained next fall,
Bobby Cawley and by the Hnv*'
A* a result of their fine sing ney fo Winter Perk Wednesday
" If I thought I could be of Quartette, which Include* Sonny ing, th# Triple Trio will he taken afternoon for a game at 2:0 0
nine# Ihe area wae re-eoned Mon
day from R-t-A la R-l-B status, service I would nm ," tha No, 1 West, David Heater, Billv Tt*on to Tampa, Apr. 2 g, said MH* Whit o'clock with the Winter Perk teem.
which allows the bulldtag of more critic of tha armad feetee unifi and Babbv Cawley,.
Hie Girl* tle. They are: Joyce Batt«. CaroThn Tourlat Club Is making ex
moderate priced home# than for* cation aald. "I thought I oauldbe Quartette, Including Carolyn Pat lyn Patrick and Nell Buie, so tensive plena for its annuel dinner
merly, Th# new home will have of more service to my eoturtty In rick, Mary Ann Hohlayer, Peggy pranos: Dial Boyle, Peggy Wilson Friday night, an outstanding event
five rooms, will Hava a ground the Navy. But If IVa not going to Wilson and Bobby Jaws Gallmyav and Mary Ann Bohlayer, second of the season. Reservation* must
area of M by 42 foot and will bo be In the Navy, than I feel oer- warn given axceflewt rating.
raao and Batty
Lou.....Partin,
........ ......
........ he made by Wednesday for the
oroetod by tho Dawaon Construc hape I could be of mart
Due to rtata rulaa, aald Ml** Bobby J a m Galloway and Donna dinner, according to D. F. geydder,
In C o n fm a ,"
tion Co.
Whittle, the GirtaI Triple Trio, and Lou H arfar, altoa,
president of the otub,
Hi''
V-n*—
No. 151
Truman Signs Order Heading
Off Strike On 12 Railroads
S h o w s
W ASHINGTON M a t 20 (d ’ l
Ambatiadoi Philip
Jr**up de
clareil rodav that Senalrn McCar
thy (It W i.) hv ar cluing him id
" 1 oniinunilt alloulv." allowed a
*bru king diaiegaid loi llie in
lr,r*l» ol 0111 1 iiimiI tv
Wi|b .* tweepmg denial ol an)
I iirinoimi*t «ymp.*thte*. J r * t 11 p
■id 1 Senate in 1 Mil gating slit*
••nun life dial 11 i* * mallei "I
"iilmoil gtanly" when an Amr.r
tail eil'iiy 1* "held up belnre ibr
; evri id llie ie*i n| die world ai
I ia i ami liailm
Smatheti polled no punches ,*».
clad in a rutn ifinl Arid plot** ;
♦d liorp the dnrrle by a lawn uni
brella mounled on a Hal lopped
liuck in fmn: uf Tuuchtoii Drug
»|on foi e
l inailn
J e s s tip
Law m aker
Com
Hie amlieme linerl up undri
time ranopirt on lin t Stiret
ami Msgimlin Avenue .mil »r*|r:f
ill aoloniololri orailiy. Irc<|urnllv
cheered and ,*ppi.indr<l ,*• Smttl
er» done home point aitet priinl.
At the tomliMinn ol lo* talk,
automobile loon*
I ■ ‘lie
noitv applauie.
■%
lie VVHB lilt f nrlut Pil by hU
frlrrifl nfirl fnniiPl Rrlu.ml-lrvntu rt’
Min mi pnliJii- m hruih Hill Kill*#
!'»<■«I motor * ni ib nler. and memliei of the tiniatlo r for fit nalnt
CommlMee.
Teeming the presctvntlnn of indlviduul ficril.it. tbr p i Iih ii .mI
1m ip > Irefi.re the pnnple uf (hi*
nalloti r . *vrll ir* foreign rieintilei
all over the world, he ilcfiui'd the
•*##rtcrr of thla fieednm a . the
rl|h t to think, work mid **m*hip
8 lib
, t4 u jd v
’ I'a
•• e.rocut.
tuMilpg till* fievdflip
.nvtt'dlri' federnl htirriincrnta.
r i '. i r ••! toil
rr’ ..SliujMrijt
-.tiiiuiniig n
r
Ambassador
H its Back At
Sen. McCarthy
AehpHon Asks End Of Cold War
itm.
p
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G o vern m en t
S p e n d in g A n d
f
IN D E P E N D E N T
E sta b lish ed 1908
Pepper Rapped
In Talk Here
« By Smathers
S e n a t o r 's
n
W EATH ER
F u t h cloud* w|fh occasioning
flo'irl* unit a lew sratteied *hpw,
" • through I'liesda*. Continued
le'ld
G enie to moderate wind*
imtill* rmrlheait and southeast.
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and 'i11", de.lt" to hernme mem-
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lir is nf Ihe l",-al "nnntv rh a lite r
I In* mill nf Mu* Muni IhmpI W mmI
• nil I'I7II. ni forw ard tire donation
III I' m hMN if Mi Llrtri#' • iritnm
| I-, Am erican Red C m , . Fund llriv #
4*f , t ♦" *‘id I v Imiiif'd ilnt'ii at * u
II- „ i Ii | iihi t r i s Banfrud
H h Mr* , \(itll M I' i HA " f ifd'IlJMl’L
t„. ,1 licit
In ., •>1 1<••1 wiiiiler, ri'ill*
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ScIiooIh Will Host*
For Seminole Fair
t„ y r 'l,r t Pi'iphiye'l " " " " (h r , I.
1111" >*r,ikr*t*, have rinsed i r " id 1.
f.,1
mi
Indefinite
periutl
M'
A tilsr tim e i* in slu r,. f >> kiddie*
t;van« reveslcrl
T h ese ai*
'he
I 1ids*' afternoon " hen s, hunts w ill
1 In ,,, Wn,ilim M ill- ( ‘ ii s' I
It, 11 t„ s l e i , N' It . mid I in' 1■""ii - Ins" at 2 Mil "VI-" I in " del that
\|fy
.'■• nf G n lllr, N II
llnltr ,, 11 "hlldten. tngpther • ill' leachl„ ,. r tier,t "tierateil by I 'll.nn • ' , , n av enlny #>tfit-lt*■•,' n-t*- F f r
riyltie* nl 'lie Sen'lmde t'ounty
Pinilye l l f l l ' l n l s nf (lie CO'ii|inl1
I,., „<i,| the elnstngs >>eie due *•• Fair which "peneil this morning.
R bool truslee* lecomrnyn’lcd Ihe
lard "f utdei s
(t-ese m ills, rahl Mi
t vails, earlv eluting, snd the H'srd of
have lieen rip eialing "t*ly Ih ri"' i’rthllc Instruction sutlmriierl il
Supt T W (.aivtiin stated
d a"- ir v e e k nn fhrer* - I'ifls 11
H llid " iie 'l the clo sings In n "*r
C IV IL B E R V ic E
pri'diictloii, high taxes anil hi
Three in an have ii*ss»tl civil
-cl' lce exanilitalione to ruulilv *»
assistant englneris at the Cttv
I'l VN FJ( FDR Hit IT AIN
WASHINGTON. Mar 20
'-Th M'tiiei Plant N ti risFti«r "tarn- The first batch nf about 7h Ir......announced tld- rnornlmr T h e y
American H-2P» takes nff fo* ire J. Albert llilrsnn ('(iirrls*
I. Dm ton and l inimin I Gilley.
B ritain today under the t l rt01>
(HiP.lKHl arms aid urnyrsm to
creased demand* hv la l'T iiiihui*
strse cth e n W estern- F u ro re 's le
tense*
I'ortr of the reconditioned bnmh
ris, manned hv American c t r r r
leave nearby Andrew* field this
nflernnon honml for a British alrliaie.
The four-engine nlsees. now
powererl hv modernlied molor*
are the flrit Amerirau arm* l«
he handed over to the RrltUh un
tier Ihe arm* program approved
by Congress lest October. They
will also he the first to reach
their European destination.
THF WEATHER^"
.S H H ttft
Vtlsntfe
C it y
Botton
Buffiin
(Tevtlaml
M»mnht*
Gklahotne City
Plttchurgh
Wnihlngton, D. C.
Key Went
Orlando
Tallahassee
�«*
»
• *
_ ~;r
l’':- .’
••
•f
••»•»•♦• »**«»•».
M ONDAY
FW JJD A
McCarthy Probe
th* Fraqch-sponsorad government
uf former Emperor Bao Dal. But
cries of “down with American
iCnallaa—
Pag* Om )
ICeatlaaM V M a Pag* Om )
aid," “ Down with Bao Dla”, and
Alaska anil Hawaii would be the forty-ninth and
■* it* objective the furtherance of nhangiiai won* making ■It ‘‘v ir "hong live Ho Chi Mlnh"* were
...........
“
eTl
“
Communist
objsctlvaa."
tually
In.po'sllde"
for
more
than
fiftieth states if the Senate should concur In the Mtion t:.kheard from tha rioters.
McCarthy accused Jessup of an 400 stateless persona tn obtain
W h ile in M ilan, It a ly thousands
en by the Hoiihc. This Is not at all certain; the'last Senate
valid
exit
visas.
"unuiuul affinity for Communist
o f C o m m u n lst-lcd w orkers quit
failed to act on Hawuliun statehood after the House had
E R IE . I'*.. Mar. 20. —
- (A*) — ^The
General
Gordon
was
sche
inuHas" 10 days ago when the
w ork suddenly today ami puckcd
voted for It.
C t M n x ( I ■■r*k a, t it
.Semite Foreign Relation* Subcom duled to anchor off the Yangtze the city '- 2 main squ ares in u Mike 1‘alerimi. Erie tavern ow natV y
A whole generation Iiub gone by since Arizona, the
mittee began hearings on the Wls- Kiver in international waters protest di iiiu n stratio n a g a i n s t put fit,006 in the hank today and (
M lt a r
-mi»in Senator's contention that awaiting the 1.HT shuttles carry strict new governm ent m easures turned hi* attention to hla voting
last new state, was admitted in February, 1912, a month
O O H IM N O M R
Min who had heen missing with the
t \- .State Department Is shot ing evacuees from itt.aughal.
B a t la ia a N m « m
after New Mexico. This is the longest such period Hince the
to keep order.
money for nearly two days.
In Saigon, Vietnam, huio-Cliii.a
tluough
with
Communists
and
i t ’U a t N IK IIIIN
M A T f il
Union
lender*
In
both
M
ilan
Constitution was adopted. There wus a time when new
“ I ’m going to talk to that young
two U. S. I Jest i oyer*— the target ,ii .d Genoa were repotted co nsid er
their sympathizers.
•p a
N a a lh
-------------------M
states were admitted almost every year or two.
of Cominutdst-led riot* that kill ing a gem ra l strik e call as u men," Mike said shortly after re
McCarthy
also
mid
that
Jessup
flM a
W us Ik * ------in *
turning Ids 11-year-old son, Nick,
three persuits and wounded at lu it h u r protest.
Sometimes considerations other than population govern
M a M aalba -------------- ----AM
once sponsored a subversive or ed
leant 30 others-—left here on
D M tM > .............
I l * a the admission of u state. Nevada wus admitted in 1804
C ro w d s of w orkers -m a n y c a r from I'ittshurgh.
ganization.
Nick, whu cheerfully admitted
schedule today.
• n a * a k t i a a r , a a llr a a , m A
at
ry in g Red banner*— iw u rcd Into
Jessup said It waa true III* name
**■— *■■ raaaliM aaa a a l aa tla a a at frankly to provide needed help for ratifying the thirteenth
he'd token his Dad's life saving*
Yesterday
:t,otW
student*
and
the
M
ilan
rqunrtat
m
idday,
M t n t a la a a v a i fa r Ik * purpose a t nr anti-sluvery constitutional amendment. In 1889-90 no
iippenreit on the list of tile spon
of between ft).IIH) and fUJ>00 last
t,1100 workmen, waving the gold- srii.i ling
tra ffic
mid
deluying
m l a l w la a t a , ta lll ba t k a r a a a ta r
sors of a dinner given Mnv 7, HMO started
fewer than six Rocky Mountain and Far Western territories
Friday, was Just 11 little bit glun^
a i r — a la r a t m t l a l a i n l a a
_
flag
of
Moscuw-tralned
•iti
cat
ca
r*
and
hu*s«».
Demon*
i*v tlie Americari-Ruaslan Institute, Hu Chi Mmil's rebel*, began a
after the trip here.
F
liecame stales because the Republican administration exjU a t n a a lf a
a a llu B a llr N t la
stra
to
rs
sl.qqied
one
tra
in
e
n
te
r
tmt that he did not remember atYoung i'uleumi lind two comk ill
N ew spaper
M tp taaaatlaaa
lowuid the harl.Or to pro ing tha city , d ela yin g It foi nn
l i t . , Mata Ta ah , t 'k lr a s a , Ua tra it. jtected them to become pillars of the G. O. P. Like some
ondlng. He said Mct'iuthy pirked march
pimiohi*,
13-vcar-uld
Mi.-hnel
Man
yam —a i l i r , a a i a t. L » s l » . _ _____
other pieces of so-called smart politics, this turned out to
out 'iilv a few numrs from the Iht test Anii'i lean I.aching ol the hour.
ning, mid 12-year-uld Paul YouM any w urket* returned lu their
T k » llc ih ld U a a u a i i t a t Ik * he not so smart. The new states mostly turned to the Demo
Ani'il IIi■
vi*lL,-. at Mnriiii,ini. w„||. **l urn sponsors who also* Included French supported Vletram guvet iim e iu .
4 a a a H a ifa C re ss n k l r k la a a l l t l n l
facto rie s
hut
did
nut resum e clan, weie apprehended in the steel
I'cun
Cliristinn
Uauss
of
f*rlnce*
known
dairy
finnn-r
iiim
I
milk
,11
m
• i r l a a l t t l r ta i t * a>a f » r r e y a k lt- crats or the more radlud Populists,
city yesterday.
Itinting flared for four liours work.
— «laa ut a il the la — I a m a p rla ta d
i iioitrjr
till. inrlnni unnuuuced I'.n Univerritv mid Itndlo Cotmiu-n*
They still had fll.UOS In hills,
That kind of |>olitics has not entered into support of IIni
atld tu-frifb Frearli police dlsper*S im ila r d em onstration* t o o k
La tk la a a n a — par( — at a ll aa a lt
ii.t.it
It,
V
.
Knltenhorn.
i-nridid.icy
fin
lb,Florida
UnUA y paata d la p aiah a a._____________
I ed tie* shouting limb It hod burn place It) Bologna, Florence and must I v in 160 and (100 and 1500
pro|H)sals for the admission of Alaska and Hawaii. The de 1"“ii tin<J I'uMi,1 Utilities rjoinml*.
.1ess up said he ulsu permitted
bate has turned at least partly on the question of whether Mini ifhtiiv Unvcit,- will nnimai* hi* nuirie lo he used us a sponsor ed part uf the block*square run- Genoa, whore the w alkouts clou denominations.
MON HAY. MAR. £0. 1BB0
And they also hud new clothes
trnl market, set the torch to lb
incumbent Ji-rrv Gait*,-, „f Tallu- id un i nrller dinner hv the urgani- busses ami trucks, anil ripped ed facto rie s and stopped street- and shoes which they had pur
the two territories were reudy for statehood.
ca rs.
TO D AY** B IB L K V B H B E
Ini
M
i-t
.
long
llji„uu-mber
(1
j
/ution in New Turk Oct. III. l!M*l, down French and American hunchased.
As close us the elder
If admitted, they might bo the lust states. Puerto Rico,
f Hjiun- *m»fL
It'd he argued "there was nu reu nera lulsril In honor of the dePalermo could figure It, the boysg
If * * alnrersly aeek God’* pr—• the Virgin Islands and Ciuain are not likely individually or
1-pent about fl6(i In their bus anil*'
“ii why a loyal AmerIran” sliould struyeia' visit,
•nee we will have a —cure abiding collectively to furnish state number 51 . Texas, by I he
rail (rip which took them to Meadnot haw sponsored thn*e dinners
Tim destiovers .Sttckell and An
ilace. No harm, no real harm can terms of its admission, could split into several states. But
vllle Pa., Youngstown. 0„ and
under circumstances which then derson had lieen sent hero as n
touch ua. Abide In me and I in who expects Texas to do that?
t
r
a
s
ila
a
a
e
P
ia
m
g
i
n
Oas)
prevailed. He said Hie urcnrii/n- gesturp of American support lor
finally, Pittsburgh.
f< niillvmrif P'tuiia I'ggg flM«|
tou,—John 10:4.
workers.
They staged In three hotels dur
t'lli'll It II lll'ividlllg l,y law Unit liun was omitted from the AttorMeanwhile. Idgli White House ing the trip.
Thr lid it on tight on all lunm
-in limn to,* Mu- itjUd tu lefttKi- mv lieiieiid’s list of subversive
!
sources
disclosed
that
Mr.
Tru(Jne of the Items they pnii» Mu- iiootlier limit, on m-ronnt mciinuatlons unlit Apr. 21, I(IItr.
ol rackelrriing in Florida, tuyt
' mull Is seriously considering al rhnsed. u ('III pm table rzdio InillJessup said from 10.11 lo I't.pl
-tf I lo »*. rlffd , ol luitll lull Oltlowing
"limited
access"
to
InyGovernor Fuller Warren, and even
When local officials art* taken tn task for some action V'If,
wus ‘‘rloselv associated" with
rectlv led tu tlu-it Hiiprehenslon by
umii Vraw Hag* Had
•l11v files of persone accused
police.
•I"' Inet it ul ,* of I'actflr Itelalinus llM'..........
Shctilf Littlefield of neighboring which seams to he contrary to Itit- wishes of the citizens, all
built Up.”
It,- i l f , l.irt-,1 l Im l ■Inn
pollt-y
5innt.il McCuitliy (K-Win) l«eNick .-aid In* and his comiianlon*
Voluria county »<ty», "I am maL- too Ltften they art* justified in replying that the citizens Oil l l l - l . l, O IH -i lt l, ,| l|, t l l f r ' o n i - and wus "proud" of It.
A qtiair.'l Satuidsy .■vn.uiuf (0 1 ,* 11 Senate Foirlgn Helatimis
w.*ii * |m*t icflilv to rrtiie in tlicii
Je ssu p deetuled:
over
IIS,,
nf
„
tclcphfinl*
itrougl,'
have
not
come
around
to
indicate
what
they
waul.
If
any
'
"
"
o
i
t
|ilnt
f
o
r
m
in
ihi-i
Su
li-cou
itn
l'lee.
ing furry effort to enforce I Itr
"I -lit.mil that miv sincere per h* 1 n'llagoiilsin to a ‘lull.
••u n i' v *i
It' l< . Sll. -I , j, 11,,v, 1,0
Official NMillCes acknowledge. I I...tel room when a news announce^
gsmbling law* and havr no viola- random dozen citizens were asked whether they had attend
mill:
il would have coin , ited from a
not
n o t , | , | II -III! l,(
• Til t,' ,*
Hot
h
luiillirr,
Kdguid,
lit,
lul
l
fm the first time tlmt there Is
"Poller an.* looking for nine
linn to rti'oit". Il'» Just too bad ed a meeting of the school Imurtl or commission within tin' •It--•*■><,| r t i f l » t i l i t * ir not i i «-t m i l
vo w iif the record that It .toes Sally so Alice could
tin* h division of opinion w'ith the Ad
Aim- . .vitiiiv.l, | n. gu* ministration ns to the release nf thou.iand dollars and three hoys
for you fellows who like to gam past year, it would lie most unusual to find more than one t't......I t o i l
'" V o n
1111, 111,1
OMiko 1***1 uffei tlie slightest li.ta of proof phi.lie
' 1*1.1 I I live 'an unusual affinity hig to kill you and i'u. going In | eiu.fideutilil Information in ■•>)- in Pittsburgh."
ii.i iii |,i-u|,li* m o i f f i i i I i y l o k i l t r
bit. Now. you'll lint have to rnovr among them who could answer "yes".
lie irluted ilint tic. Mnnnintr and
f"l t.'oliiloiinilt CUUBI-S.' f there- •!u it With a gun."
n i iv 11 *.in
n iif'cs
i Inin
ImaiiAlmost
everyone
thinks
he
is
pretty
busy,
but
few
ate
; ally tile* In cotineet.cn with Me Yon- Inn wen* "icnllv scared."
to tom* oltirr toiiniy. and limit i
lu..- emicludi* that Senator Me I Another bn.thei,
Tuitl.v’s charges nf a Communist
so busy thot they could not squeeze In an occasional visit l i l „ j I if*-,/* tio ,- i - r i f i i ,
|;|(
ni
l
"We "tailed to walk out of
othtr stale. T amr Covrtnor Wai‘ o.uiio-i •i<!■.i• •r rj tin, in,* cm, <inthy'n rhargi's and insinuntiun- the father's Uliloadeil rttle under ling wllllin the state Department. town. Then Paul got sick so we
to the meetings of these locnl governing bodies. Most ctli
L.'e not only false lint utterly
A tto rn e y G en eral M cG rath I"
irn and MirnH Littlefield. of all
I ' l l ■i -i i i i i I 11*1*01 ,| I*,
a llow
that
Ids
tied.
Hut
tie
later
|mI
It
back
started back to tin* hotel un a
zens would find themselves richly rewarded for then
uie.-pinielldi* and under the clr I ill n closet.
objecting stren u o u sly u g » 1 11» t tmlley A couple uf cups nicked tl"•■iiitini
!*• i*|i--t. u m i i
ilf i'ln iiag
people, juti ditn'l gumg to Irl
trouble. Tin* person attending one of these meetings for the ,, I'lo
.........
o|.ci,ii;g j'lt l files lo uId the Golil- up light nftel we got off."
iiiln in fll¥„,
fiivni „f
of white
wbitr „.«■ cniOhlLUi.es reveal 11 • liocklng di
,
.Sally
diail
a
huhy-sJttlug
Ju.i
it
you gamblr any inure down brr* '■*si time usually lias his eyes opened to the long hours ol , , t, inacy iiurls.* Hu* iihi ..oiijmlgu legoril for tin- Interests of our
| 11 iieighhor’s. Mice Imni'd ),,*• m monist hunt Instigated try Me
Nick's father came to Pitts
lie . Maf Ha.'
| tl F’. M.
t'nl I Ii v.
work and the variety ami scujh* of business items passing "-1 v..i•■>) ...i its t Kl'f lull, uu I ■oiirilry.*'
burgh mid said lie was "trreatlvB
10 effect hi* aroused M rC a rlh v
'I
he
iritis
U'.t
bnlue
*iti.mi
J
‘
tin.* to,1 source here said;
across Hie tuble. Many a taxpayer, rending next tiny about '"‘l
"‘c »««>• die ot m aking tils ch a rg e i fur nollti
relieved" tu get both bis -or* sm l"
Marlin AncUnrn, Orlando Srn1 A. M. f ully went to sleep. AIi. - an understanding with Svnatoi money hack. He explained he had
some new municipal enterprise, has explosively wondered
V J"
j,» cal ii-asons.
lintl publisher, dig* down in bit
hlV
awake
brooding.
"The i’rtsldijiii, I am «uie, has Hie monev in his home hecauce
11 'lie D ulled S tate s and ntlici
wiiut in Hie world they are doing with his money. A visit
.
....
.She anise, weld II.rough tlie I', lings iD-Mdl." I'vdings it be iduiinrd to use It in a ImmiHs,
files lo irfrctli hit mrtnory on
to on of these meetings "light give him a rough idea.
! : „ ,V!!.,| "i,"L IV.
V ii'-V h- tie r W estern nations arc to jin
doikmed
liuiise,
g
1
eped
until
stot han man «f tin* suti-cimimlltee. deni
.■■e.i in u world .d ru g g ie w ith "a
whst Senator Rrpper uird to my
"Then* has lieen a divDion *'f
Ciovurnnieril would la* Itetter, too, Naturnlly the
! ........ * .l*.tuii-l u.:,t in- tu*lt»vw it in t,u Ileu 11v cle v er amt vvell.u found the rifle and cartildi.'etMoth Erin police mid Pale.mo
about Martbal Stalin brfot* thr
110*1
sliol
t-lallj
1 ouosel," tills source went on. indicated
hill Kullillig I’-itdzeij t'nm m utilst orgm ii/atioo
casionnl visit of one Individual to commission and Istard
1111 charges would l.e
Then she tulephuiii* Die H h e ilf l’s "'I lie Justice
Depart mint
hun
unalorial i.ain|iaign m Floiida
I
wug>*
f.«
which is seekin g tu ties tro y our o ffic e ;
meetings will not have much effect, hut the cumulative el
given the I'residenl a memoiun- brought iigiiln-t the hoys.
it.lu ll'll
:l
began, and tbit i* wliat hr found. feet of the visits and obvious interest of many individuals
d i'in w riicy," Je ssu p .-aid, "w e m int
Young Yuuc In pi was left behind
"Come to 4721 Harvey Avenue, dum on its position, Aiiother
iil.dc wlien
“ A* you til aciott the table from can he great. The men and women elected to these bodies
tm ego a ll p artisan sh ip anil ’loli- then* hern a murib’i."
In the infirmary of the Pitts
'school
uf
thought
believes
that
c . i l h d ii|.
ttin) ad ventu res."
Stalin” . Sr tin tor Prpprr utrd to know Hint they are chose to represent the fteople, hut Toli c n m ii ii t li - .That awakened her mother, won -.mill relaxation might In* deair- burgh Juvenile* detention home.
Je s su p ’s attack on M cC arth y gnildicd the
phone anil sul.l, azle lo clear the mimes of limn* Hi* Is suffering from a "light fever.—
say, "you know you are privilcg* often the people don't show much interest after election w o u l d Mill
" a - Chr second made by n inalor “Don’t lie loo hasty. Hhe having
Ytiiielnn had good reason to lu V
cent people.
t’H
.
rd lo talk with dir tingle, mutt day.
■late d.qflirtment ffguru.
Deputy
ill. When lie was being micstluned
u
ulghtmurv.''
"Thorn
bur
linen
a
good
deal
Ih- d u ll.....I sSuit In* tiinl vuttyl I ’nderscl-rntaTV John E . P m rffo v
powerful tnan in iheworld — lire
i, Allen, led her imilher . to Sally’, I,f talk about It. The I ’resldent by indict' he said:
ag ain st
Mil*
f 11 -t
T a ft -H u ftlc y hlshi'd hack at the Sen ator w ith a
"We bought everything wn could
inuv decide tu give 11mitral itccess
lagly.
man whuii going tu dcleiminr in
hiliur Mil ii-* Inn I'xtrcaio, hut
, 1 The I101 rifled miitlier called Jf- to the F B I, loynlltv ntiil civil ser —chop sixty, hamburgers, hot duga la i|t way whsl kind of a world
bail iipprovi'd Ih.* rico m l hill nn
everything.".
fjeont right tuvk;
, ,
. vice flics ul t|iv While Rouse un
pa;' i d b> the ftcliatc.
qin n l,
1 ■
ours it to be. You inilinctly butt
."Jt's ,Ui.e," .
der luHtrk’tlonz, which Wintlil pTOM ilits r y men o f lotiity nru ru|ireHt>nt»(i in print by
When'
In
1
1
*4
(1
Freshlcnt‘
TrnCiting
I'uppurp
-Inliuiifid
that
I ha imcralmtmo as you talk to leiiR th ly hooks o f ntL'inoirs detuiliiitf th e ir camiiitiRim, mi(ti|,|a*nlniu ^treeMng this w»* vnnl a flstilng HXpeilltlmi
President ' has
(1>. i ,
Tha
iliiiu mid KiVrslary of Jttiite
t'resldent Thuman ajm hack'd 'cMnptitB cftltfldoiic* In the Sec
Mljk Wh.m he laugh), it it « good v e n tu re s a ml fo n t a r t s w ith persons in th e public ey e. R»>- till- hill Mii.ild dent|.|V the llihur tlyrnWf." adopteil a’ ' policy of on Iv his opinion, said ;
lunVcriient, enusi iinlu.-li ial sU ifc
•’Sully
was
a
liolsteroiis,
Jolly*
oil Mecri'tnry of Htats. Achcson relurv nf Stste and hjdlever htl is
hgiriy laugh »uch as vvr Amari- flectiiiK on litis fa c t, tlie B roo klyn P ublic L ib ra ry recen tly mid d c u n -iu ii. In* tyruivd this friemllv flrtitness toward .Hinsia. go-liivkv Lind, of it /Kifl, AJlcn is
lltll per cent and l e t j j k s knliwn running' th* ‘PepaHittent admtrtin* Coifnminigl Daily Worker and a more rildcr-tlKi* nctlntf • tB’l, that utiy miunrs I,
cant lik* . .
Ws» hr* Uughmg called a tten tio n to its orlKinnl copy o f a lite ra ry opus by junt n "lot nf lamll "
Ahly."
.
’, , .
.
Fidh iw iiig pt|n*agi- uf ltu* lull, nther' Communist' nrgmss Iwgan Villkielv»iy blight blit anWsly. The placed pro. "com
at you, Claude, or with you? '
.)'•»* •‘•Mml* «• *»’•* ri *• *
by John
H urgoynej B ritis h Igenerul o f th e R evo lu tio n ary
ulie m i ilIhui and a half lum p INCH tin flgllf the 'jsillcy, Hmtithars. de licensed got inure ntlenlhin ill'll foimdathm.
» —— *•► -f-i •
,
■ prHurf, w h o ie p lay, " T h e fln t t fc o f B ro o k ly n ", Is M um lcd on Joined oiguaiXitd lah o i, |,i* pointed (lured, '' * •• * •
it.
. '
English auto manufacturers atu
tJie di full hint.”
Senator Pauper u iri thr big fact.
I'residenl Ial Recr
He then called attention In the
o ut; the nvevni'e wage went ilji
again esparimentlng with atasn
Kyinnnn said thity told him the G. Russ told repot
profits which Unilsd State) Steel
fact
that
two'Communist
orgauigirls had "dLqgreement* hut no mors hove loncheil t
(•etteral BurKoyne’s tastes, it is said, followed artistic tli,to n w i*i i nod four m ill mu
cm's in i»"tw*^jd^rtting XM'dlu*
Cotporation i) making to )how
men w* re cuvi*n*i| by pan- .zatiolin 'held it rlilly'iln Madison ID,........... than most sisters then that lliu visit here uf
imports.
and dramatic lines, and his time between campaitfus was mure
that "our program for farm price eften occupied by writing,t,His earliest effort was produced ninnn. T ! m*m » ini- hucii le v . labur BquniV' Gsnlen nttendad by lit,- age."
lice
Vinson
may
have
^
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:
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n lrifu, and th. hill Inin p cm iitt.'d 0W> people. Tho first speaker,
neelioii with u c.iange 1 ,
support), minimum wagr laws to in London by Duvid Garrick.
fought "In
bili'n mil*. Ils t . lui.ii out Cuin- Ifnnry"Wallace, denounced 1'iesiflee of i'fcretiuy of Stat
t States has
countct
attack
Itllt
week.
prated the laborer and other
This Tory general fcil|pwctl the example set l»y Caesar munis 1 from 11.1*11 inlikn , In* ilrnt Trunmn; the mist spenknr,
S|.eliking for til* P
plutlon.
McCnitliv on hln pail has kept
Ncgiu
singer
I'nui
Jtuhosop,
ilicies dtrigned lo guarantee that anil other men of action ,uf earlier times, whose writings ■aid
,
up n c.iiistnut fire at the depart* Russ said:
praised
the'Soviet
Union,
,
.
qvfitil
In
m
t
a
tiki
m
ii
not
w
"1
•I.,
ir people ate able to buy the are part or today's bnckgimiiid. That BurKoyiio’s efforts
"Those 1 iliums are Comp,
The thin! man who spoke was ineoi uni unlv veslndtiv called for without foundation. No ch ,
w ill ink** hwhv
In the
eovel '>ini *h1 tb
geod* industry product) Iim *c- are disttiiKitished merely as a curiosity rather than f.n
aged in
« It ns Mini ih R**nntni Claude 1’epper who erll- the ouster of Becrelurv of Htatr I in the head of the State Dept
..
1liberties
I
Aches.HI
ulmiu
with
what
he
called
laklly helped huiinri)” . He does Hteir quality is a circumstniice which parallels iris ntililurv • ' III fir it niii,' hi* u?*tt rti'il, Ml tidied American foreign policy
merit I* contemplated. Al! rnniu,
• hot l.fli* v«> in Mm- IuImh illr and bitterly ultacked i ’residcnt | "the whole rinse of untouchables" I to the contrary ute cqmpl*ta_f
hot )ftm to resliir that the pro- defeat mid consequent obscurity.
J^jth^ legartijjcjjt
•
jo
r^
liip
nf
1
w
i",
IN
miMh*i »ml T iu m in ia n d t |e c > ^ ^
fill U. S . Steel U making come
h f ^ h i r n k y ; it
h l^nl tliifiic
f*1*
from the deficits which the U. S.
( t it t o n F i t f h t
Mu- intmrlnif mim
kovernment it piling up and out
In Kfiifliinil, hi* *tintml, i* RnV*
M'aailaat* Prutu I ' j * . Oat)
t 'l f u il P l it
l i f t i«-Ih I
t'llli
kJHH'k till
■•'•atlaaea r,aa> r a t s O a,|
children
and our children’) child*
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lossei un surplus potato*! Aiken
turning out new stories about Mm> tlimr nf » imin'* hnitit* Mint
tan will have lo pay. "Eat. drink said opponents would strvss the busy
hand him « -Up uf t»«nei tllre rlhis iungle hero.
turd be merry lor lomonuw we prospective “ 1125,0011,000 a itra
t<* leave home and
"larzan of tha Apes," brought ing l.im
die." is an old old laying. Or, ci|s| to tazpaver* for stiigilua Burroughs only *700. After Its fam ily unit go Jim m iles aw ay In
'.'After me, the delugs," as Louit pesnutn and cutton that ara not phenomenal success, he retained w iiik In m ine ui factory.
malted or wanted."
D eclaring I hut he In cu rs Hocontrol uver his literary works ami
XV sard.
Thomas readily agreed thal moil the royalties reached fabulous pro- cial H ecurity, and that It ts a
tha pressure for the rampro- portion*. From movie rights alone dem ocratic d u ly to look * fl« r
Despite the fad that Ameri- of
people,
ho
counsellor!
mis* comes from the South. Asr*- he Ii raportad to hav* realized elderly
c ln newtpapen have a combined ag*a of cotton and peanuts allgl- 15,000,000.
ag ainst plans w hich, tf adopted,
would result in the governm ent
circulalion of over 52.000,000 bla for prlca supports war* cut
Almuzt 40,000,000 Tarzan hooks
hack sharply Ihli v»ar in pit effort have heen sold, Sonw have bean not being abb* l« meet Ills ohtlgaMnn 4‘it h t r In Un*
fn IK i or
to reduce surplus stocks tha tov{Kat anry ample ona of thim pub- •rnmant mint buy. Tha penning tranilatad into aa many as 50 lang anyone else.
.
tiagas.
Th*
ape-man,
port
rayed
by
" If
the
government
spemia
HiMd th* story and commenltd bill would soften the alt act of tha such artora as Johnny W*l«smiilmore than It takes In It mein*
$n. it fat days afterward wH*h cutback!.
l»r, Bustar Crabha and currently heap money, the dollar* . buy
Democratic leader Lucas, o f,1111- U x Barkar, ha* appeared in 27
if
>.
pmkbai Tnunan said Russii
fewer and fewer gum
brought tha potato lurplua movies,
^ lim td th* atomic bomb, and noli,
Itremc
id
ivsteirll
beet
headache Into tha cotton-paannt
Burroughs nsvtr set foot in A f leas, 1 will li»t go In
dtipit* th* fact that the radios of measure whan It reached tha Benrica, the local* of his lunxle mill in mi attempt t*
d t country blared forib th* hews atp but failed to win a “ no crop •torlea. He tiled to recall with offer
delusions nr n
|p( days, three months after the con troll— no price lupporti" jjro- delight, however, that world trav tlnns," said Hinnthere,
vlilon for thli yaar’a crop.
elers frequently complimented him
MOnt 26-percent of the people in
He |Miliiteil nut tl
Retained In tha compromUa la
the authenticity of his setting*. now Iuih nn tinny twl
|M United Slalei had navar heard sush a provlilon lor next and fu onShortly
after the sale of hl»
of it. Thia. according to a member ture yeas'* potato cropa plua auth first books, Burroughs bought the
ority
for
tha
Secretary
of
Agricul
of the Atomic Energy ConuniMton,
nearby Oenaral Harrison Gray Oil*
ture to reduce the nurnbar of thia
wjto quoted from a public opinion year ■ polatoea that could Qualify •state In the suhurbs of Loe An
geles and built a home, •Tarsana".
flimy. So when people tell ui we fur. eupporta,
In Its center. Ha subdivided the
The
meaaure
would
penult
plantihniH print mom news of United
property and the city of Tarsana
lap of 1,£00,000 additional acre* of
Nations activities, w* ate bp! to Mtton above pm loua limit* and grew up fkfousd hla hone. He sold
Wondar why. Yon can load a borsa 100,000 additional acre* of paa- the houe# after he and the former
Emma Hulbert, whom he had mar•ft Water. but you can't make Mm fitUa,
tied In IBM , were divorced In 10.14
It alao would remove peeUftea
A year later be married Florettrc
lo t excel! peanut! production If
One owner—tow mileage,
Dearhott.
That marriage cni|p>'
New F i r e s t o n e Tires
K xtra dean, good tire*
thaae
were
turned
over
to
the
gov
Earner-Atlornty Generi! Toni
in
divorce in lM t, He had thri*
Radio—One
owner
Low
clean—Radio
ernment for crushing Into oil or
glean, now a candidate for Con- other usee,
Bale
Mi frem the First District, is
Planting of ihla year’s cotton
Price
gjtffti to prevent tbe people of end peanut crop* la wall under way
t he Sanford Harald
Last New States
Chinese Rede
3 Runaway Youths
With $9 Thousand
Returned By Cops
—nretmnrTTinmr
Railroad Strike
Siimtliers 'I'alk
Working For Thu People
Child Murder
Literary General
Author Dies
SALE
SP E C IA L T H IS W EE
THE CLEANEST STOCK OF
USED
P re s c rip tio n s . . •
T h e B e s t M ed icin e
Bride frem voting on tli* qu*»- a many part* of the South. Legm of whathar or not tbay want
'• r‘l'v: 1
itili:' A5j
IMS
shelve* it I acta the
piwM.itt.tloa and
doctor baa ordered,
folly checks end i
1948
Chevrolet
2 Dr. Sodftn
1947
re Deluxe
2oupe
1 '*
; M irth* W4koo
Looks new. Radio, Heater
l — Hydromattc eqttlppad,
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im -* *
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iP. SANFORD. FLORIDA
Mrs. Tucker Speaks
Social And Personal Activities
»trlto Painter Ray—Society Editor
i
Telephone 148
i
• Social Calender
Georgia Hutchins
w « ih
Sam
b.
Booth
Personals
■ii offirml of th# Sew U r k
New *4,
•Mi
DeKary
A t Grammar School
N cw h
F IIF F L A N D FA ItR AND
By
Mr*, T. F. Tucker was the guest
speaker for the regular meeting of
tne tlrammar School Parent-Teach
er
A s s o c ia t io n
held
on
Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock.
Mr*. Tucker had as the subject for
her talk "World ilelatinna rsi
Home ltelatlon,i."
Mrs. (lim n Smith presided over
the meeting which was aliened
with a ilavotlonsl hv Mr*, C. A.
Anderson. The room count was
with hv Mary Alice Ratliff's room.
Announcement was made that Mrs.
Sybil Rnuth’s sixth grade room
won the recent tlrkct sale con
test held for a play presented by
the sixth graile. Reroml place was
won hy the room of Mr*. A. R.
Pinkerlon.
Flflh grade places
were won hy Mr*. Jack Horner's
room and Mr*. Ann Thunder**
respectively.
At the eotlrliislon nf the meet
ing refreshment* were -eiveil hv
Mr*. Ratliff's room molhers. About
40 parent* were present.
D n ilf
Afhrlnii I'KvIln of Kniitinvo
O' id i*'M
N im A oi k
( m 4In % fo r
v h it
m
ill
th f d'-v m l iirminii of W#it
iNod nn M r find
Mi. nmf Mi**. II u iiy lltufhr t nh<i t h ii f I’- n l, i nn
M i - 1» n Moi *cii • n o T uiMdfl V.
iliiuifhtri .lomine forninh nf INI
low* K ill I -, \ t . a i r nou I i v ifi|f in I ‘i t ’i in in- i mi o!d fi i*-nd of
M» nnd Ii M tto tH . II
$‘ »|| W iltheh mvv hmm* on f'olnmhri
Mr. Ilu ir h m nun*. ;in«l otn-intiM th«* hiioi. - i i,. VI i, ,0 f Knit ford,
*'n U -oir-dav 'Ii
sFil
IU f i n v H i'iv h * Slut in n , fo r n n 'ilv ( ’" ‘ii
'Ii
'I' 11
i- I ii ( llai tf',rd,
"Ufii'ii liv Mi It'Mni'n I'ojkflimo
Mis* Druigia Lillian Hutchins,
Jtu ilifit in ji
nl i«| | it*f .find
Friends will he »orrv to learn
M n n iM T
daughter nf Mr*. Ituth Hutchln*
l l iif h
that
Julius
Dlngfelder
1*
III
and
Th« Dependable d a n of the ■nd
the
late
Mr.
Hutchins
M i . am i Mi 4, l l i m c v M * <#111 nnd
Methodist Church will meet l "f thi* city, became the bride confined tu an Orlando Hospital.
r lillilr r n * Ils«> \ «*v find K m in . f
wtlh Mrs. John Schlrard, Jr., In <>f S'ani II. Booth, son of Mr*.
11 ill H Itiifik
K o jii ) ii'tiitiM il 11•11n«
Mrs. W. C. Hutchison returned
i.och Arbor at 8:00 P.M.
Ida Booth and the late Dr. W.;
T h iiM 'fiiY nft«*i tp rn d in tf f<*ui i|«vw
Th# R. W, Ware Bible Claa* of K. Booth of Tallalraiaee, In a last Thursday from Washington,
in T iilln t iiis - c n
th* First Methodist Church will lovely ceremony perfui med on D, C. vvherc she vltllrd Mr. and
Alr.« mu I M u M*‘it*iiiiiJ
hold a covered dish Minorr In Mc Friday night nt 7:00 o'clock at Mr*. Leonard Holme*
o f 1ft*U ni v IK iv*' i -ft 111nod Kono
Kinley Hall at 7;flo p.M.
the Flr*t Baptist Church with
Mr. and Mr*. J. C. Mitchell
|».V 4*11* Till"*dn\ I irnnivr nfh*r \i
A study cootie «n "Suui-Win- Dr. W. P. Brooks, Jr. officiating
ha'e as their guests, Mr and
dim e w ith l l n i i .I m io K t ii, Ah
rvMng" will begin Ht 7:30 P.M j,i over the ilniible-rltig service.
K im W in fii* I, mnl m midi Inldion in
|h» Mernurlal Kiluratlonnl Itni 1,1Forming n beautiful setting Mr*. R. C. Collier, S i. of MonteK o v Went
W hiti* v iJ jh iiir
M
ln* of the Flr.t UnutUt Church.
for the roremnny were the de luuia, (la.
.Suvutfi (ltd i4 1**1 o f f i'h illu m nl
TUESD AY
coration* In the church 'winding
i «ik 1<4 iK ’ifio id • niiieht in * ( i i v i fish
hi lends will he soliv to Ifmmi
The Thrift Shun will he open. arrangement* of white gladio
( ’ oin mo Mi If i m nl A h ', KV) m t I
ftem »:30 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. wllh luses, lace flower, daises, staticc, thnt Mi*. Thomas II Kelrlmm of
( Itittl ol A lit null* llo iid M tn n o J
Mr*. W, Ft. Filer he In charge.
snapdragons him) fern, lirevti Hcai Lake is confined lo the Fernliiillii* AV*‘du*‘ if it v ilflo f
t’ Kdtin^
The American Home Depart palm* were also used in decora uld I.noglilon Mcmoilal Ifosoilal.
wllh III' i (in inv*. Mi 4ind Mi VV;1
ment of the Woman'* Club will ting and white, burning taper*
lim n (ti lu lif
i f t . Mv i
Mr. anil Mrs. J. N. Itohson, Jr
meet at 8:00 P.M. at the clul. east a soft glow over the scene.
A |r W «11iriim Ih n o i
\ |r. j»n!o
house. The guest speaker will be Family pew* were marked with and A. l.ivvrlght, a visitor ut thi
Uoad n l m i i i l Kioto* I I o h - .I iin nf
R*r. If. L. Zliunii-rniun who will sprays of the white blossoms tied Mayfair Inn. were guests yester
.K n k W o o d ru ff who u in d im tc il oil K u d n y fi on Jo h n H St»»1<on
day
of
Mr.
nnd
Mr*.
Petei
Schaal
li’i f*|ii^n111hit m Vri ul iiii% in N* tv
a
*'*
*oh|ect “ Faster anti wllh wide white satin ribbon.
r m v r j i i i f y in I M in d , I f d im v ii w ith i n .
in d im iiid n , Mi nnd M i*
it ! It nM InHinoriieOver I0OO Durden Club mem- h \. Thin**li40 of t h i' c i t y , nnd h U in dKm \h*> I l» W o o d m ff Mi
4 What It Mean*.'' All members n r e
Mr*. Fvans McCoy, organist, at Sliver Springs,
Ih’i * ami hiimlmts ol
school 1’K in it .o r ittc tn lid Stid M in f io in JHBLf u n til tS JC , tin h M t \ ( ,, n i i h
Ml H Htl" holl I Voimi of (iril find if
urged to be present.
rendered nuptial music and MU*
Mr*. Patrick O'Leary and Mrs. chlldien will pititirlnnte In the ol w lit* h ho in (d In*'/ I ' t ' i i i i n M’hn Ini* i t m . in i o \Tt
Hoad vvho Im* Kvon ronfitit'd to
Nancy Williams, soloist, *«ng
W Ktm bHDAY
T i n nn hi't
h«*i hnmr w ith 1ht* fin
fn d iiiLt
fh* study roilisr on "Soul-Win "Ah. Sweet Mystery ol Life", "I Patrick O'Neill of Detiolt, Mich, tenth nnmial “ Kverybndy's Flow
fim * iutmii
ning" will continue at 7:30 P.M. Love Thee" and "The l.ord's have arrived to visit Mrs. Anna er Show" which will he held .n
Taultv for
three weeksat herDaytona Beach, Mill JIl-’JlI. Spon
I'lii'luU will In- InifipY }(» li ii n
in
the
Memorial
Filinatlonal Prayer".
sored hv the Council of Darden
t ..* *
m
i
i
■•* * «
*
,
I lint Ali> loJm W ill v o f I'n ln m .t
Building of the First Baptist
The bride, given In marriage home on the Orlando Highway.
Church.
m l M ccm s I u i's d a y
I’ l m s h r s A t S t e t s o n
H.*ud imp now . r n m n . i to k . .
Club* of the Halifax district, tits'
by her brnther-llt-law. John CulMis- Mary Helen Fite left on show ha* been hi cxlstoine since
l‘411t|o II ft IM HIMM.llMir t hI I 4' Wick
THURSD AY
lum, was allrnetlvr In an niikte
tn tlii’ I" i"titIn SuinfnMum,
SK
A study course on "Soul-Win- length gown of Imported whllf* Frlilm foi Uliinta, fin.. I,, icminto 11131 with a suspension of actiI I'll' f (' 1*111| <
4 ( <<M|,*d
( 1. .. -I I''
I s lit.........
hdvi
h m 1,1
.......1 III f Mf N i n
it doilie Uui'h Ilou
It , s, ,,ut T
nlng" will continue at 7:11(1 P.M o r g a n d y
over
t u f f e t n hei mining studies She plans to villa* ihnhig tin* wnr vt'iim.
'•
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■ 1. , VI d h i - d. CM ♦
«r
Ml
F le d S |H ID ( |" .> id " n l " I
In the
Memorial
Fdocational | lashlnned with a l ’etei Pun col -ttail\ iii Cruwfnnl W Long Me. munition Iirh im lm lcl it natiiiniil !
t'loli toll MO.1 toinoi 1on hill h»*|o, **f
(,-. ♦- in I,,I
P ln n t ut mu
, (in , m i i \ n l
|>U(|in*
m
for nchU*v«*numt In ,
Colliding of the F irst Baptist lar. short shined sleeves, a fit mm ml Hospital. „ nextension of Kronzc l>
nt
Ul
>1* k it t in t 'o i <o o l u i n i i I r u l h ' D
,ii
S lo f-o n
lo-t
JC h n rrli.
romniunlfy nnd civic tirltii* fniin ] p ,; |*«n«^|ft
hei e ln*t S u lm d n v lio tn S C u ^ oi k
ted bodice and full
gathered the University of (leoigis
i of d e l lo c o m
F tid n v
i ' t in
c if t n d ^ o i* of Mi
fo i ii lo ie | I n iin**••» t n o nt I h Uni \
skirt. Shp wore white organdy
neltri Home A tlinden* .Mnifn* | pi. i» n , ,o«um/ntio.i
F H ID A r
' dfikl M t ' I* I
r i i i n - h c i , u hi * nt
Mr* K J. Routh, Mi* S. C. line" Mini in IlMli ii couple i lldnni
All. S p it u left W cd iic d y J if t r i
A study rourse on Soul-Winning milt* and on her head was a
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W. Thomas from Un* nntionnl council of State
noon fo i \ i u Noi k
will continue at 7:3(1 P, M. In the tiara of orange blossoms from Dickerson, Mi*. W.
him . 1 ' i n ’ o id in \
\lslI*U' ' M r
!♦' 1 ' I t i f lit , Ju ll ll
VI i " l *»'# 11 ude
in k " m i iin
Memorial Fdiirntlonul Building of which fell a shoulder-length veil nod Mrs. M. L. Til lie plan to fintden C’hib*.
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this evening
Tin* *how will he thi tni'tfetd K mi. •1 J1Hit It f t l l V Ii- ' h i m , it ill l.lh i t ' " I lie 111 nl liu-nl nl Mn- F e n mid
of Illusion. Hot boui|uel was of niolor to Orlando
the First Baptist Church
\\ n
in the m e n , h ml w ilt 1" 1fil l In i i - - i-»l1 HI iK* H i m ! h o
h id c u f I »uni I HP.f n n lil l.fin ^ ld o u Mo,'i>iln1 in H in fo ld f t n
while roses and sweet peas cen In h e a t N elm iii K d d y iiu ir w* U if | e ve r
I'm; Tke ’ i f In o \ i n»-s In- un- duilkrhtei, Ml
I.ptd in d o o i* ill tin* irnmenHC m i f i <'tl of t in i ’ till . ti n . h W fo|
ltd lie I it 1 1 M;’ 1oil
tered with a white orchid ami A u d ito riu m .
• »i|o|f
ii , ,
in
mI ‘" in t o lt i’d is j, | mm d! ued dm me K»-i ned hi't*
i - Y N or 1 t to JH k l if
showered with orange blossom*.
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I Mv hi, mimi **f Im / |
MU* lUnrone llutrhi>on artiv* the twin dnnjri‘1 * of ruin and | * 1 - a " * I ' l i t l l ! M il l 11 '1)11 |, -1! H im n c o i ■
MU* llobbye Morton, maid of
1- 1J| VMil* " |1 h M>
'1 ,
\
HtllI'D - ( "11 1t '.it ip t 4 X
M1il VI . D1 ('III! i ’ U t 11PIV k•. F e l i x W Hill, i n n
't net in u lo* U 4HI''Mf f " '
honor, wore a dress of beige or ed v»**terdiiv from the (hnlinmin h i m ' U! •
. ............................ ------ r - M Hi out Mill A "1 U fill I'lfiH P i. i
ill11
gandy over rose satin made simi Kckes School in Palin lleaeh t n .
Member* of tliu Property Own\ \ .( iii M
mot In » , Mr
1'*IillMr
\ lilt 1,U' Ml 1,* I.*t» it llo
lar to that of the briduV She *P«'nil n vnention with hot p m -[to nil ta*te*. They will vary •Ml, Ht'l Mti lllil 1*
( #r* Assm'lntlon and Community write short beige gloves, be ge entr*. Mi. nnd Mr* VV r Iftilehh , fyim mlnintuie nrinrurfiuent* ti
IP
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it 1i n . t c |
tlii- t't’fif h I ...... lo i
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1. 00 It'll
h h
S i 04 Il f a Is | . -A ir H
Club at Plantation Estates pre accessories a ml h coronet of beige non nt their home on Park Avenue. liiiife florni diiplnv*. The hnaie >r *- f 1 >Hi M l 11
k? 14111■ i1 "Ii
i Inn n h •Hi' •Hi SsiHl' ,1I”,* i:>Hiif
Mll, ' dl
In-!! 1r i’
senter! a “ (iiily-fJirly" show at mnline,
11,.,
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heme
will
he
‘A
PHUenritv
of
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l.u
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sweetheart rose*
and
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supplies and accessories »« be ................. ..
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Joseph Duncan. Paul Jarnbl. Rn
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The show will he open In t. x Ilf flit1 I 4111111!Ii11| |!tl"lifl,t I 441i'
Peck, Lou’ Hoff nan, Joe fiolsal
Circle No. 4 i.f Ihe W. M. It. piddle hnlh * ' st>ei’ta(or* ami ■'
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Mrs m(|,l(1v Datden CerW-r,
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the cake was Mr*. ’John Culbnn. Sally Allen, Mm .
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A. Cunning plan
The temperature
for the annual Pi
Mis* Betty Ctillum presided at the ham anil Mr* F. I a. Woodruff* j | )§I
fraaxina luit n»>t ii
Association Confer;
bride's book and assisting In cur Jr.
held tomorrow at
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Daytona Beach Will
Have Flower Show
Iv\|ilorer Buy Scout
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John t). Woodruff
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Meet# At Church
for E A ST E R
PTA Conference
Be Held In Sai
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ford of lamshu
Vice
President F.
Idtnfi
Registration
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A. M.
"In the Way He flhotild Do"
will he the conferenea theme.
rarncipating
Participating speakers,
speaker* .will
.Will be
National
RepresentallT*
Mrs,
“Frank
‘ Indlanat VlcaNo. * Board
. F.llth McBride
nt Flnrlda ConMr*. Karl WilPaul B, Hhuler,
. chairman) Mrs.
n, legislative chair*
H. DIM)#, par lia
rs. A. 0 , Wagner,
Id seerel ary and the
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Includes the follows
eei Flagler, Volusia, ReOrange, Lake, Osceola
ard. All County Council
i and chairmen of local
officers and chairmen and
here Interested In P, T. A.
work are urged to attend.
Mr*. C. K. Hittell, president
Seminole County Council, annOUACfd that
____ ______
_____ _ have
arrangements
been made to accomodate all
thM# desiring lunch at the high
■ S L lunchroom, flho oitendod
Artburene Wilson and Mis* Mmu
Ruth Mills.
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Late In the evening Mr. ami
Mrs. Booth left for a wedding
trip to point* of Interest In Fln.lda. For traveling the bride worn
a suit of pink and Navy blue
■ tinkled nylon. Rhe wora n m**’
corored spring felt hat, Navy hlun
accessories and at har shoulder
waa the orchid from hor bridal
bouquet. Followlhg their wedding
trlpT Mr. and Mrs^ Booth plan to
make their ham* at HIS High
Road In Tallahassee.
Mrs. Booth plana to resume her
studies at Florida SUta University
In Tallahaa*** where aha I* ■
Junior. Mr. Booth la associated
with the Secretary of State.
Out-of-town guest* attending
the wedding Included Mr. and Mrs.
Jeffrls Britt of Winter Haven,
Mrs. Ida Booth of Tallahassee.
Mrs. Dnorgia Mack and Mr. and
Mr*. Fred Bekemeyer of Winter
Garden, Miss Chsrlens Caldwell
and Bill Newman of Orlando..
Season cottage cheese with
onion Juice, salt and pepper, add
„diced w
celery or
green pepper/ and use tlila mlxlure for stuffing tomato halves.
Serve the tomato halve*
halves on shrrdshrrd
ded lettuce or on other salad
green* «Uch as wateicresa, em-arole, nr chicory.
^
eeewa
a little afinely
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OrcHHCH Modeled At
Junior III P T A Meet
The March meeting of the Junior
High School Paienl-Teachar Assnelation was held recently In the
school auditorium wllh students
in Mr*. Wilson's horn* economics
room modeling dress** they had
made. Announcement was made
that the Junior High Spring fn i-
Hrs would he held mi Mm 'll -■
the Junior High Heboid ..................
The giie-t speaker for the nfrnoun was Mrs. K. D. Bniwnl'1
who spoke on "Foundation- f"
Friendship " Hhe stressed ft hoe'
siilp ill till' home as bein'' n c sury for a liappy family life
Following the business se-si""
refreshnieiils were served hv it"
i-eventh grade home room mnlhei
Close Cot Sale
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SHEET MUSIC
M USICAL ACCESSORIES
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In mind. Pink, blue, brown,
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Deixirative, delightful, in
Wliese soft colors: old
rose and green, blue and
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KICMINOLK COUNTY
•
NAIB Tourney Crown For Junior League
K A R L A S C lA Y , Mar. 20— UP)
— Indiana State, twice deni/d a
title after reaching the finale of
the N atio nal. Intercollegiate haskethall NA1B) tournament, final
ly carried home Ihe championship.
The Indianan* beat Fast Cen
tral Oklahoma State, (11-67, In
flnala of the 12th annual tuurnainent here Saturday night.
Little Central College nf F a y
ette, Mo., nurpriae rjulntet of the
•12-team, fi-dav meet, won third
place hy heating University o(
Tampa’s all aophumote-fresliman
outfit. 80.(17,
Riperlenre paid off for the In
dianans whnlnat in the l!>*d
final* to Southern Illinois and
again in 194k to Unlvrraity of
Louisville. Indiana State’s tety
mon roster included nine teniors and one sophomore.
The tournamrul drew a rem it
crowd of 68,240 for the 12 game*,
Last year 66,21(1 paid at thr gate.
The gross gate was down from
a vear ago, |7.’t,600 compared to
171,16(1,
mainly
because
the
I'M L e v y , p itc h e r K u lfih C u n n in g h a m , p itc h e r C a r l T h ie s , th ir d base- cheaper seats were more popular.
Lenny Ramowaki of Indiana
m ini J im H b lis te r, c a tc h e r D un D o urg e, u in l p itc h e r A l K r c k o l.
M i.lrll. ru w le ft tu r l|( lit fie ld e r S ta n H u ro n , c a tc h e r Don H a lle y , State was voted the tournament
..'.• m l b a sem an J u r k S c a rb o ro u g h , sh o rtsto p Haul W e e k s, ru tc h e r moat valued player.
He shared first team all-touinall u l I.U IJK, th ird tiu scnm n J im H llia , t l iiid hueem ari Jo e L ib ia , a«‘■"iid huAi'inun M ic k e y K d w a rd a , fir.st hunem un f ’ re tl W rite r, and f lr a t merit berths with MDch Cochran,
Central Missouri; Claudel! Overliunrrnm i M a x P f e if f e r ,
ton, East Central Oklahoma; Mac
William*. Tampa, and Stacey
Unwell, Indian star of East Cen
tral Oklahoma.
On the second leant were D- n
I I I I I I '( a ll K D I .I . L H T O N , J r .
McDonald, Indiana Slate; I n i
Haskins, Hamline; Joe Pukaci,
■\ I.U V I I K K . M m . lift.
iA h
Davis and Elkins; Doan Elders
M in i, tl,.' I'h l,m o , C ,d ,« sla sh e d .*
Central Missouri, and Dan Dimt A 1 ,1 1 0 , I c tl ll l " t l ti l l ' l l l i s t l a s t
Hit,,, khi heard thut I'hil Wrip
irh, Indiana Slate.
.ST.
HKTKHSBUIHI,
Fla.—
Cas
-v ah nett inn tired of spi>ndiru>
es
Stennel’M
w
rink
led-hy-secoml
.......I. ........................ letiK ue c h it ,, Hint
fl. « ru m te .i-n y .se c o n d .
S|Mirt« Itoiindup
DiMaggio Proves
A Top-Notch Tonic
For Casey Stengel
in l,............... .. .. in u ju r le u .;n a rs . .
'h v e d u ii-h u se b a ll fa c e tu rn s In t i* you think he said? ‘No.’ Joe wants
wrinkles
everytlme
he
i nl, l-u iii executives tuyye heeu mile
to take it off gradually Well
....... .. ,t tow loiiii ever since, amt watches Joe Dimaggio shag a fly now ha knows best and If he
te»a cniues ii commiiniitue uhout or rowtuil Into a hatting practice thinks getting his weight down
tin iciiiV i'Juss
. , l.ast searuui pitch nt Miller Huggins Field.
"Just look ut that DiMaggio is to hi* benefit I'm all for It. ’
TI,el r 1,,.||. at coll lurill lirOlluCts
"111 he ready to open the sea,u Du i,,ui<,i , nine with the pat out in center field—and he’s got rnn this lime,’’ «ava DiMaggio.
rot , Ini, 'll,,. Hniiiof eleven more J “f Page hitting them,” beams "I feel to good, no more heel
ai. c, lino' I n n ,I nl Catalina the bH-yeur-old pilot who aged trouble and no more operation'
ome 2n years with those second
W. dm, l count T.vnr Terwilllltei
und my golf game I lefi In San
i , ulhee ptoiloct v/ilh only l l r> division teams he had for nine Francisco. Got my score down to
jears
either
In
Brooklyn
or
Bos
iai Itiuj 1> li’ue I’.imcs he fore le
110, too."
>nne u|, in I Full . .
MnuaKO ton.
A great guy, DiMaggio. When
"Look
ut
Die
glare
of
motion
I i .,i,l I11 1 i ll is i.'pecinilv iliuh oli
the other players take u gamier
on
Joe
Hi*
moves
so
eusilv
with
tu .......... l ie from N tiv h v ille , not
nt Ilia gracefiilnes* they can’t lieln
loldei llul, lluikowxki and Cail hardly tiny effort.
iiut go all out to get in shape.
"I
think
lie’s
Die
greatest
ball
Siiwuiski, a iiid c n tc h e i out of
And you don’t have tu ask the
player
In
the
Inst
III)
years,
nml
Midi k "in liny, I‘a
. . Mnvlie the
players how they feel playing
I
’ve
seen
mid
phivi'ii
with
some
I ' ll,, will field Nine farm product,
for Stengel, They love his chilli
mighty
good
ones,
i.inr day
lint there’s still the I
ness, his baseball psychology und
’’Tommy Hcorlch, Joe anil I’hil
ipu-slion
Can they win the pen
Ids stories.
Itizsilto,
just
those
three,
I
allow
mild .’
Thty're going ull out for Ole
to
train
themselves
In
their
own
o—
Case on the field, You can see
way They ore nil great plovers.
Everybody
remembers
the
Conch lied .S tra d e r of Ih e New . They know how to get lit shape it.
- ,
.
Yoik llidhloas, who iihiyed fool i[ mid on tup of that each one of close pennant race of IP4U with
hull ut Kl. Mary’s t r» year* •«" , Diem cun explain every play In the flag dc-lded oil the lust day.
ft was too much for Ole Case.
when li kid issued nothing more th„ ........
"If they lost I was through,”
I him ii idiirr on the team, can't
"DiMaggio came In camp III)
oilHe flpoie nld till' -uh|ect of H pound,, heavier than when he were hU winds at the victory
dinner last October. The Yankees,
fiie'sltcd Ihe World Herles, Of it seems, remember his uuuticourse lie a ms m sick man during
iiiiitions which cotild lie Hrpdlev the satles, with that ‘Virus X' or and now feel they ought tu makp
a pennant the easy way— hv win
plays the cuslern Winner—whteh pimufnoniH nr whatever it was.
ning It tha last two day* of tlie
mill,| he CCNY, for thr NCAA
"Anyway, 1 said tu him, "Jou
ehniiipiniishlp here Mar. ‘Jfl. City don’t, you think you ought to leave season or much sooner.
tlolleue, Ohio Htate, Holy f)ro„* that1 SO pounds hi , ? ’
What do
nml North (,'urUllna Stall, hatlle
I,eie in the easterns Thursday and
letter he recently ifeeived from a
Sniuiitny.
Hrndley, ri, liked the Nation’s Hulldog scout . . . It raid: "He Is
No I ti -ism In the filtitl Associated t) feel 4 Indies lull, Ittl pounds,
t o y i n m t ** K i r t i i m * ^
M U S T H A C K — K e d ir lt
Hre-s pull, iiiid CCN Y on the run ” 4 yeaix „ld, a great defensive
I’uko n iu ke,
Hat
Hoy,
Siitnrdny uinht until Oene Mai- tackle, an ex-Murlnc, hut Inclined A lice.
T u ltu n . Dual t ) * l(y j
■liioiis- and Hill Mnriu collected to give up under criticism. Praise steln er. P o lo r m a llc . Hobble
a t u n s d r M A lC —-n/ietba M ile
mi many fouls they had tu become really I,licks him up." . . .Strader's
II,H ,1 Slae Slo g , H’a l-ady
iiiiitii.il"
Melcltiurre, the mldKat comm, nt: "(itiess I was horn 2ft H eUhlrt
sle r. Ile»l S e ll,'
M olnr H ike,
Miknri, went out on fouls In the years ton soon."
fhNH ( ’ Into Indie. Flnehy Fa sh io n ,
HI-M uerji T h a i ,
croud half. luklnu Ifrndley victory
ru in is ii s i r ; —-viam * Mile
, Latest amateur golf star lu shuw
holies with Idm.
Tw o II To n i,d n . T lie llo c k , Zao
mi
Interest
in
cash
is
Ho
Wiitiiiger
llul perhaps Dudley couldn’t
I ee
d a rk .Master. ■’um ly Dane,
Imve won anyway, even with Mel who inis left Oklahoma AAM ami June. Ilab b y Mann, Hebei Ito c k a l.
nidifit.il
the
PDA
he
plans
lo
ptav
F
i
l
l
I t T I I H A C K — V ie t h a MUe
. Iitorie In uml tlie All America
l.upee'e l l l r l Hky Ilia c I ’ uhl Hnnl
The Wisconsin
K<u lf
I'out ITuriili ul Ills best, which ha pro g
n u k h ls u
H ill lie '* Hess Ita n d o lle r Hub, T w u
American I g lim 1.
Is p u sh in g w e - „ -yrev’s A l, H llv e i N ell. K la h l Up.
wasn't
F I F T H M A r K —a / ia ih e M ile
The
kid Warner led a wee hockey in that slate amt hone*
P le lli M arie, lied I ’asln u , lllg a a r
fiii-d-iip City five that never lost tu develop a log program to kero 1 lied
Mingle
Hull. Haring
llube,
its Initial Impetus In defeatlnR the young-lei * on ice . . . I.... .
Mil
T h iirs lo n . kiddles I’al.
S IX T H H A C K —3 / l i t h e M ile
ili femlitiK champion Han Francisco like u busy week fur Ohio State
llu s li
T r ic k y H yera, K ill
lift-HI, Kentucky HU M), Dinpiesne athletes. The baseball and tennis K id.MiesI.t llla
rtuuaw, I'o u n try L a b *
ilB-na und Hradley.
Coach Nat teams start soul hern tours today: F a ir M a lk . ('iilmi, L a s s ie , C a lc
Holman called il his best tourna The basket haliers take off tomor I ’ennv.
E K V N N T M H A C K —- * / l l M ile
row for the eastern NCAA tourna
ment cluli In III year*.
III* (lo ld e . k lr . (lo o ch, t u k t k a r l
Wlint iiinkes Holman Emile la ment in New York: Tho swimmer* L o v e r, Chug A t.u *. F la m in g m a rt ,
I ’a riM r, Mnip's Dream , F la p
tlint he loses only lenlur Irwin are host* to the NCAA rhtmolunDnmlirnt from Ids itartln o JIv# — ihlpit Marling Thursday and the
fencing and gym pa* tic "
the rest are sophomoraa. Bradley track,
Coach Forrest Anderson It In squads will compete In big meets Iteck On. Match Up. ('kinky Lee,
the same fix — only Unruh trradu- Baturday . . . Next week — Spring J a S * W ay n e , B ro r, lio n a lt Roll,
m n a m a c h —a / i u o a . m b *
football. . . . When Lehigh’*
ales from thd first five.
enyen,
Northern
Deb., Forgot
Forgo lea
ron, M
o
The winner of tonight's Bradley- wrestlers presented Coach Billy
C c m i j . N e l l , i On
Bherldan
a
fly
rod,
he
hefted
It
and
i,
^Lujaek,
oille
o
Thru*!,
Oliver.
Ku tisas yaine and U C LA are the
fnvorltas'*lu the western UCAA eatlmated Its weight at three oun
D in clb ? jTm,
fhumt
diminutions. There’s no outstand- ces . . . whereupon aomeonp asked: er .1* 1. O cala, W ln ily C anyo n, P r a y
"Do
you
mean
fishwelght?”
Ing
D
a
rk
le
,
Coco
t
i
l
r
l
,
Itu
ra
l ,M a*
lug choice In the easterns. Take
your pick of Ohio Btate, CC N Y or
I I ................................
e n
Tim 1960 playing xch«-dulw fnr
the Sarifuid I.Iona Club Junior
haschull leaguo was retcasi'il Iasi
week. Tim league, composed of
four clubs, will play 21) game*
throughout Dm Henson.
Today's tilt, which starts at
4:00 H. M. ut Hit. lake front ball
diamond, will ew mnuager Juck
Murrison's
(Hants siiuarn off
against manngi'r llarrv [toliiuii's
Seminole*. Henry Witte, Jr., and
Malcolm
MucNvill
rospcctivily
menage the C uIm ami the Red
So*. A slate o( four umpires lugether with the day* they will of
ficiate was hIm> released l.v (loClub. Chief umpire John Meiscii
will call Monday's tilts, while
Hamilton llixbe* will decble Tues
day's dose one*. Thursihiv was
assigned tu John Kutlcr nod F r i
day tu Wallace Phillips. A lter
nate umpire is V L. Skinner.
Mai. 20 Uluiisl vs Seminole*
21 Red Sox vs Seminole*
21 Cubs vs Giants
21 .Seminole* vs Giants
27 Red Sox vs Giants
28 Cuba vs Seminole*
10 Cubs vs Red Sox
11 Red Sox Vs Heniipoles
1 Cubs vs Ginnta
Apr.
4 Giants vs Sntnimiles
ti Red Sox v* Giants
III Cub* vs Seminole*
11 Red Sox v* Cuba
I I Seminole* vs Red Sox
14 Giants vs Cub*
17 Seminole* v* Cubs
18 Giant* v* SetninolM
20 Red Sox v* Cults
21 Giants vs Red Sox
24 Cubs vs Giants
2ft Red Sox v* Seminole*
If Congre**mnn Herlutig’a plane
develop trie New Y'ork (limit* farm
clubs are in for some pretty tough
competition come Apr. 10.
"Each vear,” the Congigisman
writes, "the Democrats uml the
Republican* in the House nlgy * .
clmrltv bnsdmll gume ut Griffith'
Stadium. Mv tenlntlve plan c*
for the players to Dike Di >H! -pill,
Irniulng drill* hi Sanford."
Mr. Heiloug hopes tu bring some
1ft tu 3 Congri " iiu ii lit-re when
tin- llimse take* it* Ea-ter recess
from Apr. 11 to Apr. 17.
“ Originally," tin- Congressman
says, "we were only going to take
Democrat*, hm the U'-pnblican*
wanted to conic alono l,m, *u il will
he a bi-partl-ao Sot lug 1, Billing
camp trip."
Congressman Meriting -uni |ke
wuuldn't voiicli f.o the luniomt wf
tiaM'luiil Dint will In- idiiv.'d
27 Red Sox vs (lim it*
May
28
1
2
4
ft
8
9
Hemiiioh-M vs Cnh*
Red Sox vs Seminole*
(Haul* vs Cubs
Cubs vs Red Sox
Glaul,s vs Seminole*
Giants vs Red Sox
Seminole* v» Cob*
RUG-CLKAMN(i
THE
H IIA M I’ O O — M E T H O D
OrInmlo
Steam Luiintlry
C K R T It 'llb l)
COLD STOItAGK'
for
Fur»— WooIimih
DrapcH— kuy;s
W ti
F1HST L O O K -S EE
G A IN E S V IL L E — Coach
Boh
Woodruff will show hi* I960
Fliuida football sipiad tu the
State’s Sport* Writers fur the
first time April let with a full
game scrimmage.
TW O O F A KIN D
G A IN E S V IL L E ,-F lo r id a
haskcti-rr* Julian Miller uml Hnns
Tm-nxler both scored i l l field
goals during the mist hu.xkcthnll
season. Miller led in totnl points
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Oran*# City, Florida
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208-09 E lit St
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Daytona. 28441,
Floor Handlnv and Flnbhlngi All 1 0 8 7 D O l i l i K , b r a n d n e w t l r e r .
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MONDAY
waleoma.
Hluhop R. M. Hanoi, pastor.
Mra, Anna Handaraon, reporter.
COLORED NEW S
«y L O U IS E FONTEH
8ECO.NII A N N IV E R S A R Y O F
T U B GOOD SA M A R IT A N
HOME 1IEI.I)
Th§ Secn d Anniversary of the
Good
H«m„rlinn
Home
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brought to h dnae on Sunday, Mm
12. The anniviimarv wnj openeil
the beginning of the week bv the
Enlre Noj* Club.
I'rof. J. N.
Croont* being the apciikcr (.poke
on "New Idea* mid Their Worth."
*'onilev night Hnv. A. C, Chaml
ler gave hm Inspirational iiddrc.'Ut
Tuesday night, Itcv. Wllron, Wn|.
nos.lnv night Elder M. Green,
Thursday night Elder Lewis flint
of liel.nnd, Cantor of Churrli of
God In Chi I t . with hie Clin rue.
Em h night In might atrcngtli hv
woyn of rnrournRi'tiioiit from the
vnrluuo speaker*. On Himdnv nl
It I'.M. Itev. A. (1. Mrtjiiein nnd
hie choir lernlered the devotion
and Itev M'Om en bring the or in clpal Hpeaker. The rnngregntion
wa« highly entertained hv Mr*. \.
J. Peterson with a Chart Lennin
Demountnil Inn. The apeukei for
the oeeaslnn being vuitr repniTrr.
Dr. Geo. II. Hlnrkr volunteered
to give he. nervier* In tile Inmate*
of . the home
The fund* rain'd
through (tie many friend* eonlil
hutloii. cue.
w.||| |„.
Uled In helping to hiilld mi mine*
Rev, Mr*. Itnhv Wilson I'Xiiirimd
her deep appreciation to nil fur
making the nrcnnlnp n since** and
welcome eveivone to visit the
Heme.
S E R V IC E S IfE M l AT
c im im v j:
HA ."TINT C H U R CH
Moinilig Hervleoa begni. with
Aiimlav flrhnnj 11:110 A M
with
ftnpt. Sir*
flo**le Znndi'i ■ in
charge. II:(M( A.M. Home MUtinn
s i t , m o ih a i i
asked to visit them. The actlvltie* of the week remain unchanged.
Ilrv. A. C. Mrtjueen. pastor.
Juanita E .Wilson, reporter,
T H E HKVKN t Ti DAY
A D V EN TIH T ( lll'H C H
Elder Kolletle, the Herrelarv
and Treasurer of the South Atlanth Colifeienre of Seventh Hav
Adventist, wna the speaker at tha
It o’cliek Set vice hero Saturday.
Mnrrb I I . IPhu. He look a* hi*
Mihiert "Sleep” and that, knowlog the time that now It In high
lime to awake out of »lee|» for
now I. mil salvation nearer than
when we believed, liomnn 1.1:11,
"Sleep In a good tiling, at tha
in .M time hut ii ..nil thing, at (ho
Aimig time," Elder folletle said.’.*
1 Wi nil bo Vi’ religion," Elder,
folletle said, hot do we have
Christianity," he asked. "Chris.
(faulty Is wimt we need, lie furtlier said. "When you sleep you
lose Inleresl In the tilings about
you. Noah went to sleep with a
world about him nerding rebuild
ing.
(Jen. 11:20, Jonah went to
sleep doing a storm with a idly
fuelling to be warned. "We are
dicing on this storm tossed world.
I'lie people ilhiiot II* me fern fill
nn we asleep or are we telling
them not to worry lull lust believe
in Gini,'’ Elder Toilette iiuid. He
then leiul I.like 17:2fl-:ill,
Elder
I "Hell. Is E*.pastor of Hie .'tanfind
Seventh
l*n v
Advent!*!
< bin'll. lie is (lie guest of Mr.
rind Mr". llt'riiiHii Has I* wtdl*
HNitiiig Ip'ie Ip the rllv
PRAVATT
The lloitrhner* are entertaining
Mr*. Horace Day of Detroit, Mich,
at their home, Wildwood Acrea.
Mr and Mra. Harry Vlek. Mra.
T. S. Turpin and Mis* L illie Ro»»
who have been vlulllng In Geneva
have left for their horn# In RunM'llville, Kv.
Ml** lluth Uiiachman who has
been the gneat nf Lew Comb*, left
Rumln; by tdane for Clnciongtl, O..
where she will readme her work as
sen rlarv in otta nf the rltv ’a hoaplluls,
Aflei n two wreka vlalt with
Mr*. Cinuha, Mr. and Mra. llenrv
Hus, hmnri left for St I’eterslipig
eiirmile to their limne
HamlE
toll, (l,
Mr*. Walter Rone and rhlldren.
Port* sod Wypun of Douglaa, Ga..
The Whooping Crunn I* about "fienl ttie week end with Mr, and
Mrs. llernnrd Hiaddv and family.
five feel high.
Mr*. J. W. Yarliorotigli ami Mrs
w llh
Hiuulnv
School
The trip Included attendance at
the Tom Moore Radio Show.
Mr. and Mra. R. Geiger formerly
of Lake Wale* are making their
heme In Geneva and are ra-cupyIng the Jorenarn hnme.
The many friend* nf Mr. J. II.
Dllbrey *111 be glad to know that
lando were Sunday guett* t/ Mr
nnd Mra. I ’hilllu Hauer.
Mr. nnd Mra. Horace Johnson
arc the proud, parent* of n *nn
horn la*t w eek' at Pernald-Lau^hton Memorial Hospital. Tha bahv
weighed ten pound*, ten minces.
Both mother and bahv are fine
W. Prcvatt »pent an en lovable
dinner waa aerved on the church
day with Mr*. Cornelia We**on.
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Mr. and Mr*. Prank Solan* ground*,
71m Hantlit Brotherhood met*
of Titui.vllle were guexta of the
T. W. Prcvatt*.
la*t week with thirteen membf p.
Mr. and Mr* Herman Fnre and present.' A covered dl*h eupihtr t
daughter*, Imogene, Nadine ami waa aerved.
WHISKEY - WINE
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NICK'S PACKAGE STORE
i l l ) Sanford A rends
NOW!
FORD BONUS* BUILT TRUCKS FOR ’50!
w ith
Peneoii larael Mark, Supt., In
I'luilgi'. .Hobleet of lesson ‘M**o«
and Hi* l''ri*:ni|k," John 12:1-11.
The lesson was devlewed bv (be
|'ii tor Hiidmn It, M. Hnmui, ('Ins*
N'n
Mrs Ollle Woodaide. traeliei, niari'liei mi wl(b the Itnnner.
Moinilig wm.,b|p was iprlte in,alia.
11"ii nI. with l*"Viitliin being led
bv Mi I. El ■•it*■i limit. Testlitionv
ii vires In,I bv Puuvmi I .etvIs Ta
bh'.
Pile to the Htness of the pastor i
HKHVK EH IH 'l.h VI M M
tie In' singe v.a* .lolivtitsl lit Sis
M l. C \ l V A R Y II \ I • 11S T
ter Hlnnelie Ilooiphrev nod HMer
( III IP II
fiervler lirgan at New 'll ("si Anna ll"iii|.'r*oa bulli gave inspir
vary Ml'. iinuui v llapll t Chiiis h ing message*. The white visit
BlimlHc a ill, ,'luinhn S hool. The um ft lends. Itev. ,Manning mul
Inrsan i m ilii.rnssed bv the ceil to group weir In charge Mf the
Oil* eta .e. oinj ,va rrilewrd bv "veoliiir "ervlee ' Tli,' pi ' gium l,n.
t*l remleied a program.
Weel.lv
activities in*' a* follower Snlor
day night, The Klim i*e elob tvill
meet at the hurt'* of Mi and
Mrs. .faims Wlllinmn. The Whole
Life ('loh will meet at the linliie
of Mrs. Carrie Hell Olivet
The
Husv lire Club will meet »t Mi"
home of Mr. nod Mi". G. linin' •
Rev. F l.nws, paslm.
Ml*. Elos'ile ZaoderH, ii'iimti'i
T lie rt11<-ti-Inrier- lino I
Ily V A 1.LEEN
ANTIO CH M. H. C Ilir R C II W IM ,
O B S E R V E HOME-COMING DAY
Tha Antioch M. H. Church oh■arved Homo Coming Day yeaterday. Sunday morning the Junior
Choir rendered the mu*lc.
An
liiterestlng program wan arranged.
The Midway Junior High f'.T.A
Chorua gave several aclrrllon*
Reading bv Mlaa Maggie Taylor
of Foirntain lleail M. It. Church
A »hnrl talk was given hv Mr*
Edna C. Hutton, directrea* of the
Rurtun’a Enncrnl llmne, Mr s, Hor
ton la a fluent speaker all who
heard her will aerlaim name. The
public waa cordially Invited In wit
neas thl* wonderfully planned pingram.
Hev. R, H. Mark, lumlor,
Mra. Thelma Kurtz, reporter.
HER V IC ES AT
T H E C lll'K t H <lf GOI)
Servin'* at Ilia Chinch (If find
7:110 I'.M . lin y Seoul Troop N'.i
the pn u ll,i.
GENEVA NEWS
E. L. Fulford and children, Bill ha haa returned f>cm tha hos and art now at home. Mra. John- Loretta, alio Mite Harriett Gei
and flu*la enjoyed a day at tha pital and la gettlna along nicely.
ton waa the former Audrey Green. ger attended the BaptUt f hutch In
Oranke Peativul at Winter Haven.
Mr. and Mr*. Kirkland of O r
Mra Phillip Bauer and Mre. T. Chuluota. Following the infvlee,
Serial P-] lipresi thown Ii one of over
173 medeli In the 1950 ford Truck line.
2 SIXES and 2 V-8's!
N IW F O W M ltk« fh« now 6-cyllndar, 110-h.p.
Rouge 254, brings your choice of Ford Truck engines
to four, in (he '50.Fords you can pick from 95-h.p.
and 110-h.p. Sixes, dr 100*h.p. and 145-h.p. V-B's
—the only V-8's irt trucking. Only Ferd Trucks give
you a choice of V-fl, or Six/
i<'Ui|ere,| In In'hulf of M is, Mat-
Cheery who 1* spousm iug
(i of wlilili Mm . M. I.. M<T)ni'i>ii OII'MII" til l Ii 1.1- money for the
I* IrmTiir. ITin Hiinoi'i' fm offei. chilli'll tally.
M any h|i I>It >inl num bers wqra
ng VI |l" ||\VItI til'll in chi'," Nuplbi'l
Hev. M anniiiv t e r *
I, of wlliell Mr*. N. Huyhin U M iiih fe il
Hililii tj'il/ , w h i'h w a* astmmdhig
feitchei.
f Moiolrig ivnrililp liegau lit lt:ti’ to the 111*inv henrnr*.
lie tlmn
* |r. minute i|evn||oli pi’lTriil toe- ■i|M»ke from lidnli flll-H. TJirj wieed*d tlie regular older "f '-ervlee pa'itni, I I I -Imp G eorge W allace
The lernioli WII* delivered hv the wloi I now f.en eru l ((v e n e e r of
rector. Memh"i" im niiiiniiili'i! the Cnloii'd w ink of Hie ClnthTi of
paatm In the E li
Will llolirii'iM Gni| nf \o iei ivii also ih'llvcred a '
I)I1| iT i nl Ji:P(l 1’ M
lit wlliell viiMtleifiil * ' m u ni
Tim closing
e rv lie s wiv. in chat go of lh e |
tile (He pmlyit* ileliveie l I In
annlversiuv Sirrnmu nf the Good hinloe choir w ith M iss N orm * ,
RauiHillmi Hume. Cinili' Nniuliei llnyd t>l Hi" plann ami K ille r E . E
l)lie rendered the m i y ei vh"' Iti oniinn. illiei'tlnir
Evenlni: win ship livt'iiii nt 7:M'i
He, nmi nn.I Fou l III Hum lav* are
I'.M. liev. illlUM VYl'I't* It'll l)V (It'll- I'n slo iiiil P ay . T iiiid Mu ii ■In vw of
tier urn* I'tiiliieil t,v (.'Inis NTimt.i'i
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fill* Jilt I mi
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■Hit tjw iii'i I Inn id NTiiinVot v T\vi» li'ii
n i hm Hi* n iii*ii"| h v M i*. C o ir l"
( I t m l tlit ir **n it»‘ 4 M t'inlicrtt nn> ■lone i.
Ml timmlieM a re risked l"
■Mkril In it iiw m lii'i tin* Hili k MU1m w i 'hi white on llm se iliiv *.
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inayeri*, nmi
aie ftieiul* nnd visitor* lire
always!
NOW!
OVER 175 MODELS!
N IW M O M L S in the Light Duty, Heavy Duty
and Extra Heavy Duty classes have expanded the
Ford Truck ltn« for 1950 to over 175 models, 1Kb
wlda selection mean* that we have the right truck
far you no mottor what* you haul
M W P IA V IN U H Hfca tho 15* x 5* roar brakoi for lottos
F*7; now olr brakoi avolfablo on Series 9.5) now 176-In.
whoolbcwo In Sorloi F-5 and M for 13*.ff. to 16-ft. bodfto.
Now footuroi, now powor, now modob phr* Bonus lutH con
struction which moara big rosorvoi of itrongth and pow or..;
21 smart Idoas In all, aro youn lb tho 1950 Ford Trucks. Son
thorn today!
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To P r M d t lh#:Progm » of a m ica.
To Pre-data Prosperity for Sanlord.
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F.mpfovees of llic Florida Fashion* Mail Order Division at the
Sanford airport established a new company record for packages shipped
laM week, 5am Martina, lltc company operation* executive, announced
today.
" •"•"I ol 5 .IW parcel port parkaves more than the company*!
prc'mus record were shipped during the week ending lait Saturday. In
addition to the large number of paiceli mailed to every section of the
I ’nilR.I (State*. more than 1100 were
dapped to foreign eoiuitrle# dur
ing tliU period. The euitomeit are Mi* Madeline Craft; The C.O.D
well 'raftered and (he addif-H'*-' nnd i-nlc* Dept, under Mrs, Allle
included the Philippine Glands. Hmrhfleld: the Ordei Processing
Dept.. Mr*. Lula Harriett, superHaw-Mil. Guam, New Zealand und
viior; Customer Service D«pt.
other Gland government* at well
Mi*. Viola Johnson, supervisor;
at emintrie* on every continent
Warehouse Dept., Ueotge Dangleof thr world. Mr. Slartlna aald.
"The total amount expended In nian, supervisor; nnd the Parking
and Shipping Dept., which Is under
Sanford try thit Fl«tlda Fathlon* the supervision of Mrs. Lucille
Division for pottage alone la«t Jones, , The Operations Slaff Inweek exceeded J115,000.00," he add
ed
The local Post Office main eludes Mrs. Ellen Stuck, Opera
tions Manager and Mr*. Gladys
tains ii «taff of five rmploveei to Gray.
Training SupervEnr.
handle thU mall alone.
These
The Post Office employees at
men work Ihl* mail In an area urn
Florida Fashions are Pete pavlim
vldcd hv Florida Fathlon In their supervisor, Jlmmv Horton, HemShipping MiilhHng at Ihe Muniellinl
Longwell. Ed llamll. and Carl
Airport. *Aftm the packages are Prescott, clerks,
sorted amt placed In mall hag*
"Probably the biggest factor
there. Ihev are mnveil direetlv
contributor to setting this record,
from Florida
) hlon* to the rail
with the exception of Hie wonder
way station.
ful co-operation and spirit of the
"The irunh-u"*’ " sire of wurJMng men and women of our division,
tpaci- In the Foal Offlre makes was the rerent Installation of the
it impos.rlhlc foi them to handle automatic conveyor system which
mii mail there," Mr. Maillnn said now movra the completed pack
"fin very heavy shipping dava our ages to our Postage Meter Clerk
total mull after sarklii*) occunlnt f(anvil Haskins," Mrs. Stuck «aid.
a ruble footage almost double that
This conveyor system was de
of the cubic area of the Pail Off- signed. engineered and installed
lee lobby."
by George Danglaman. Mr. Mar
The estimated payroll for the tina added.
Mail Order DIvMun last week wax
"Itreaniie of the manv remiesta
lightly over 1 1 0 .000 , lie .aid Hmv yve liave had recently fi-un winter
ever, the Manufacturing Division visitor*, local businessmen and
payroll will Inereate this figure elvlr organisations. Florida Fash
'•nnsbb-rahlv.
ions Executive Hoard I* now form
The Florida Fashing* Mall Oi - ulating a (dan to rondoi I scheduled
der Division Departments contrib tours through our plants
Wr
uting to the establishment of this hope to make an announcement of
new record include: Mall Opening mil final plans for these tours in
beaded hv .Mrs. Genevieve Drum- the very near future." M E. Laznr.
ley; the Statistics Dept, headed liv Florida Fashion* Comnlioiler, .aid
tack While Testify- ............
ing To G r o u p
WASHINGTON. Mar. 2 l - ( / P ,
t— Rep.
Ralph Ldwin Chutcli,
Illinois Republican, died of a
^ heart attack today while at a
congresrional committee hearing.
He wa» 66.
Church was titling in the witnett chair of the Houie Comimltee
on Executive Expenditures. With
about 1(H) spectators preient, the
conmullee wat holding liraiing*
on a plan by Preiidrnl fiiim.in to
end the independent power, of the
p general cnumrl to tin National
Labor Rrlationi Hoard.
Fur 2f> minutrl, Chinch llad
been leading a statement nnailing
tbit plan at an attempt to destiny
the ia lt-lln ille y Labor I a a. Hr
hat intiodmrd a rwnlulion to disapprove Mr. Trutnan't plnn.
Suddenly, nl 10: 35 A. M.
(L S T ). Church*gaiped (or breath
a and iluiuped in h i*• chair. Rep.
A. L Miller (R-Neb). a physician,
war tumnmtieil and pronounced
(Tillich dead.
Houti- lortd-r* nnnnged for ad
journment of today'* scheduled
teatlon out of retperl to Church’*
memory. King* oil tin- Capitol
were lowered to linlf stnff.
Chiu eli. h lawyer whose homo
wat Evanston. 111., w tt elected
to the ilimte seven limes to re^ till-scut the l.'ttti Million district,
lie wat chosen for tliiee term*
In a row la-ginuing III 11:114. Ill
11141) he hi [ike Ilia string to try
unturreanfiillv for the tnnatorlal
iminlrintion.
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•Lions Club Makes
it
$202 Profit On
• if
Rogers Circus
The Rsnfoid Lions Club madi* profit ft-t tlieli' welfare fuml of
1202 through sponsoring nnd sidl
ing ticket* for H ip finger* Urns.
Circus, Jnrk Morrison, club secre
tary, announced lodav at the meet
ing at the Vnelit Club.
Chili members declared that the
circus was mil standing- and pro
posed that It lie asked to coma her*
again next year.
j A i Jack fltemper, a new rllih mem• war, was ealuted with a resound-,
Ing Lion roar.
Lion Tamer Hamilton Hlsbea
•: Presented Joe flarne* a .kcv In
appreciation for securing new
manlier* for tlia club,
. . . . .Henry Witte told of plans for
coming state Lions convention
, tkt t'ensarola. Mav 31-22, amt the
Lions Internetlnnul Convention at
, Chicago, 111., July 31-24.
■ ,
Cicll Carlton pointed out the
P , used of three new assistant mana• u |era, and an umpire for the Lion
. .Sponsored Junior League. Volte
William* urged the Lion* to regis
ter ao aa to he eligible to vote In
the Mav primary and alactlona.
flam 8. Peacock, field represen
tative of the fltata Road Dept.,
Brooks' IlJe Klwantan and former
owner and editor of the Clermont
Preal, was a guest at tha meeting.
plgred on its first reading la,( night
by ihe City Commission. The aiea
'u* been mi H-l-A /one. ,*id
City Manager Oiflord MrKilihm.
I'lacr.* also nn. first irailmg
was the nrditialire whith will e,
lend southward lor cnimn'icial
xonini the balance of the block
containing the Tiailer Court on
ihe Orlando Highway owned hi
C, C. Pnd,on.
A petition was read in which
resident, requested the re-tiling of
a storm tewer ditch running from
Celery Avenue to Third Street in
Georgetown.
Mr. McKibbin reported that
approximately $ 15,000 would be
required to tile the .storm sewer
ditch, and that while money is
not presently availably for the p-oject, other methnd* of financing
the job were being investigated.
0 . A. Meddy of the Fellowship
Foundation requested the City to
accept a plat which he had made
for a housing development to he
located north of the llomotel
hnltdlng. He we* directed to. fits
■ n engineer's drawing of the plat
for action at the neat mswttng.
Mr. Meddy proposed to sub
lease the subdivided property,
subject to a lease from the City
to the fellowship Foundation,
said Mr. MeKIbbln. The lease lo
the Foundation provides the*, any
construction muet bodotie with the
approval of tha City. .
advised M r.
TheCommlaslon am
JAYCRB MERT
vision* fjr an
Capt. David Getehel of Co. 1, Maddv that, the piwlal
■ tat
184th Infantry, Ftaftda National
Guard, wilt tell of the past, presiture of the National Judge Sharon Runs
ant and future
Guard at tha Javea* W44tljtg
i f to
tn
Red Light. Fines Self
Club,
morrow noon at tha Y aeht
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R c o fix V r a f T
-..The meeting of the Boy Scout
sehadnf
fhcplorer troop,, scheduled
for toWPI
7:S0
Ightt at T
tf' o'clock at the Epleco____
. • . nign
pal Pariah House ha* been peaU
ppnad un(ll neat Tuesday night ho*
pone
cause all of the eeout
eniiBL
m .:. loaders
_______ eould
,
not attend, John PJereon. seoutmaifer, announced this morning.
O N LY
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W A L T B B H A W K IN S D IE S
JACKSONVILLE. Mar. 81— (AN
— Walter Hawkins, 14. a pioneer In
rartd a's fn .lt Industry, died at a
hospital here last atwht fbUowin*
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No. 152
House Committee Approves
Huge Deficit Boosting Bill
Tydings W ants Farmers Will Add To Surplus And
Capitol’s Jitters If Weather Okay
Fast Showdown
TA LU H A SSERTS»t. 21- t P ■|
On Red Charges
—The Ftonda Supreme Court :o-
IR Republicans Vote
Fm. C 7 Democrats
As-Tinst Truman Advorated
Br OVID A. MARTIN
W ASMIVlilON* M«r
day upheld the slate's so-ta ad
inti-bookie law.
In a unanimous rirrlvinn. he
court said the state has full ;* w
Scflfltor
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Givf'i h ’ o rjl’lr Hr.dhpt (hi*
M e a s u r e s
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Mar. 21. —
the -*rnite passed hr
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I Ifivcn Krmnrk.1;-
[VpAitm^nt %mvfV of IAitnrn* \|,tt I |>UtilMtk; |
Fraternity Men F lo rid ian Asks
Are Quizzed In (Senators To Halt
Death Of Co-Ed,Potato Program
May 15 Speech Wi l l
Be Made In Connec> -Hon W i t h Tour
I’c Pnyi hnnii.tlvRC'l
Petition H a n d e d
T o ConfcreRH B y
S t a t e . Vegetables US Junior C. Of (!. '
In Good Condition
After March Rains
! IKIleil 7 Hurt
In Auto Accidenta
National Farm Loan
Group Will Meet
lllru'HH Fatal To
W. I. T. Stringer
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citSSl
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If fd Daily Worker
Mas To Pay lt« Hilln ,,
Sinclair Filling
Station Is Robbed
various atagoa of growth.
Oilham, manager of the (Ration,
and a co-chairman of the Merrh of
Dimes drive here.
What Chief of Police Rov «.
Williams referred to as "the mean
est, low down this! In town," en
tered th* filling station hv cutting
the glaaa on a window and turning
the Tatrh.
JEW EL THEFT
PALM BEACH. Mar. 81. - hPt
— Police today war* without clues
____ tha In tha theft of Jewelry valued at
I.1M, stolen from the Whitell Hotel room of throe N#w
Natlaaa,'
Yorker*.
Yaaiantat a RrftMi nmketman
The th lever broke a lock on a
a l Lake Ruccaa* raid that effort* trunk and taok 19 llama of lewslRA D IO PROGRAM
to awing three oawndl mamhara- ry, ranging from a 13.80(1, cnMrs. Oulda Wtlaon. countv su
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to • atl of M(* pervisor of school lunch t/iorn*.
will report on har work tn a broad
m ippert^SfaaaSM a# tha Chtitaa#
giro told.
cast' u>er WTRfi Wcrfincadnv ™
L . 1j.lL
baaph D. •nlng al
at X.Jt
Ti4B o'clock. T
The
talk I,la
Part of Ihe
lha weekly
weakly program
Burgar, all af Mow York Cltv
progrem of the
Tha same h*4t l reported a 84.000 Business 1and -Professional Wornan’* Club.
J
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of Kansas Cltv ami Louis K RDMlaalonarV Alliance Church, offi ran he accompli shod."
Galr* ix one of 11 top Ainerlran kin. Riskln 1* of Minneapolis. ,
ciating, Burial will ha mad* In
Cumnninists appealing tlieli con
Evergreen Cematerv.
THF WF.ATHF r ”
viction on charges of consplrai v
to advocate forcible overthrow of
ITALIAN 8TRIKEH
JA C K flO N V IL i.E , Vor. « l.—L
ROME, Mar, 21. - UP) — Com th* H. fi
Atlanta
munist labor leaders today pro
Roston
ft HOOT TO KII.L
claimed
public
labor
rallies
MIAMI. Mar. 21. — (Ah — A Chicago
throughout ttalv next flundav to
nrntext the gos*4rnment’s new po- Mtsmi Reach nollcernan went nn a I T'etrnil
forav last night— Ids second In Now Orleans
lie* manures ,
The Comtnunllt-led General La four day*-and Miami nolle# were New York
bor Confederation's (COIL) exec ordered tn ahoot to kill if neces- riHiburgh
Saint Louis
utive committee gave its secret* r- ■ ary.
Shotgun* were isSMSil rclire on "enrrt«
ivi a ft»•.hand iu v<det"« nation
wide general strike, hut fixed no the late shift and all officers in Jacksonville
date. The committee aald tha the county war* alerted for Win- Miami
strike could be ordered "whan field Walla, who waa reported drlv- Orlando ......
Ing hi* 1941 Cadillac sedan.
Tampa ..........
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To P r o h i b i
OF Leased P h o k r
Or Telegraph Wiies:
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o ’1" ,o*e uid *eol to Ihe White
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likely lo Add to Mirplui farm AtnrU Ami tn
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ind.M ii
J7.iH.non.oirn
r i i » lf
went tif.id-uhr*
moor, tdll pin, liitig down rent
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An AgtiMitlnrF
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. iiintiol lunds I lie House passed
M a H c H v M c C i i r f l i v ( inleiili.,ii, dmwed today that (lie government in n be |d.,gued h\ umtliei >lo loll i< t-rd s,. the measure
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- pot,to houplii.
Also, it uia, ha,e a lugger la,k id handling extia s,ip j»*'e»ll-ui-iiig Ltpedller Tlgh#
11f|
cr to ptohibil u,e nl pnvate oi
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leased telephone and lelegi pb
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sm - id the /1-rsl year ernllna
Sfrutni lv,lnWi til \tf|) t aII^i I llllt 4
wire, lor diilrihulmn nl gainii ng
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. -lo*l* o In it.ri » l he .tune pi
lf*dRv fm a 4|trmy ilir*t%«« ri nn
isi foi ma I ion
Mu jjtit •*I fifiH*nt n iifi'h
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Ihe law has been under art
-*|ii |*f is" *»ii,i i , 4pH kill* ‘it* 'i'llIn I In* |»rntpi' till* t t'tiiiF hitii in
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almost from (lie time il wa, pi i (H Wi»I
HL.IHHL III I mm. » .fie»• 14 in iL, Llyb I'-I'fll* f ttll 1
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iivp'ul i* in(MI^«lfd uillt ttiMDi im ( pin r (ci x,f»4 Ihi* vi ti ini Vfl'tttPI (I
I *1**1 i f«i tn mil i' .iiimot t t't'ii'i dm I III* 11 11»' v ■1 1 Mill 1***
’'* Ittel 11...... . i.; g-> - 1oor ill •|>emhng hill
in April, I'M't
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Igjutf
1r i ■ i'lilnw i f 'tilt nullav lot
Justice Glrnn Tenell, wmnt
Ivdnivi*
ir|Mt|ln« lif lt(i(vr» Ittfi' |ili't' A111*11*11L
I'll
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niiMH id firi Kip prnspr’4f <,sf I>ji\ •■ mil l n) Mtflt 4n r* .1 •f . Hr. * I'l'tt *l|r ft Moo
did not violate th* Stale and Fjd
I
Krl.ittniVl Slthtom
ill,: to h»iv ii'-H'. ‘iHiihs fi'»i»* ♦11i • pft'Kt 4 ii it tf ,« 8••dll' ♦t 41 • 4. fail >’) lit f l u - - Appiopri.iiioni Coini i 'll I ('»* iIppiTlMini! ..gut ha wim
etal Conslilulton clauses guatjn millrr ritfirt li'mHirntt m (inn ,
rtimiif ith’ I
If)* pi u. lillllrr
A H'||| 'I slfJl• t'HIi.lUH4 (lit-sits i I
I |M*4'liVP n tl i l fins- if . ‘ /.SM
teeing Iree rtiteijiii»e. did not |e
1 him i*o,i|«te> rd llir roll of"
-l»v *lnl Ki'f whaleiri minima
fi l,*uU».l)*ip if11>i r Mlilf it- f4>)l
*HHl >rtlTlpMr •. \HMl till ’111 .'.5, f’l (Hill
rtnct mterilale commerce and st*«
U po ■|hi i* if t it |; 1fi\Vf*| „* |t r v rt1llil *■
oat. o*i■-— than h,lf <d ll, total is
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well within the police po w er.-of »"•" be ha, hehmd .......
mil plintiru; pLm« util rJi xIpLIa
\ redo-•• mi if 1; .1 t.ri
,| if- ii, s lor national
I TilHIRl lieaii,
Iirmn ftir
Willi II tH|»|i|| Kn* KMHi m RVPNtff
th* ,l*te.
I I
lyihugs
the gioup which
til rI«-1■ns*-. io. hiding ( lia ig -t giniv-.
1, H« illltl1 .♦ .f f-t| Itt llMtl r
TI ip p»n>.pMi hV4* 1>f>futil II-•f r 1l»P 7 per ci’iP ,lt"t * ,f th’* i;rrt’»'»
finitirtiif
iw wa, ctkt ■
> Ionium- into M il silhy , <lnigr*
Validity ol the law
tug -ml .*1
old War II fbc hill
i.4 !t * |HM l'Pill 1111HIIf I f ll IIft 141-W
I goal
1Ii. 'lit Ilf ll 1fa41 llir* lit
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gism pifis^nl Ihat t nmmmotl* anti ( imiiiiutiill yrm ' ,t h»»1 th*' tfppnlimtinf httfl
tenged by radio progr
is .1 f> p, i t*itt 'ilni’ '" Kir • • il , , m r , M V I l . l 7 . »H> lo r ihe
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HI «»' I tl < P**| I 4‘Ht I lit
Balllmoir and Waite
wlnlr ii di lit* tn nit -f 11 is’i
A lit'iflv i*f ti i f uni I-f | m* rent whs I'rtlt '»♦♦■'! Mini' it ** i A|M. |VI**n,' D-|* ,i oosip J l.HOI ,/uZ.ty. I (ageily is tbr nwnei ol lnt»a ill the 5l »tr Dep.trtmenl
/M. |-n il,' V'trrao, \dmilll,t.a"PiVIS I‘f MIDI fM11«| hi* Ills | 1' 1tl'fl III,- go.ll f ’♦* |.t‘r t I’M*
Stale New, SeiVlir. wllli It llte
M .t.ntliy told lepmlen railiei
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M l / 'l/II.IM M I to ,
His
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Stale I’ublu Ulllilie, Coliiruisslol' di.,1 hr h.i» the uiim ■
( ihe (<n IMP p |M,
| hrt li*'1rtllt Htrt|l h||() in-, i i'll! ,*l t
‘L IU 4 L- Mr I.L.t'
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dll oil liom " lie trisirr last fall -oil lie iiin ii-lri, llir "lop Hu,writ ............... .. If I || I 'M |M.a
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M" » Imii ( ♦rt ha’ t rt It '*
IIipi i' 0 |r*p m l, in my
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on ground, that it wa, ili*Hii«ll -qiiooigr .ui'iil
ii- tl<i* i"imti> Ill' Knr m K m rt'iikTM iif f|j* 4 i x11 •I '»lil
I'hf I h" It ' 4* hlrlii -tit'll G .11 r,f
) t|l rtlt.l . 4 if
1 l> I II
in t oo | „ ,.( ,,o i o . lltr
ieing laimg inlormatloii to dle|al and is read, In apprat l-h .ie the
11(\
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tin nlii'i
,l,i, in.,, no •■
, |'i',irlriit I toman ,
bonkmakei,
‘Ilhmnioiiltee at anv lime III ,iqi
Sle.MIieI . sill Vll'M-t "illlJll It * ■titu|>K'*n if (919*II ‘Mil *' S I'l >Milh m
I- In mg |I • P<M <ent Hut
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it1 (rtf It4-1 fst I 1m » I « ftp
ifitttlim l Mu r nm iu*it v• m
Attorney General Ittcharit tx ply detail1lo , r ■ , ........ - in ih - llooie lo
vin. who ha* Joined the Utllitle,
M i'n.ii.-. .lex,--rtl.nl me
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..............I ,' hill In k lo th r ennim tCommission tn waging » hattlc n ,(n .......... .p|r<rii1tCt. ,i„ t. ......... r)(.
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winter agnlnal quick illslrioiltloi' |,.,t
lli. s, it mi. time ■
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of racing Information to bguK 11Jirllnll()l ,n ■
. ml. tin. ................
i ot
maker, said the court*, decision rtcteil of Ivmg vlien lied, m- i ilmi
IP,,
.HlMIlK-’f VitiP VA*4 not
"strengthens our haliil*.
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i >t .i-.iet gnvri nmeoi to
, >ff ii-i ii 11\ Aitmutn -tvI
Hut Rep.
We can .enew our drive pov
matton to » Hu slan -in
I I „!.«! i It v V » stilt »M RepuMIwith i> grea|t deal mote aaeurgmMcOa.tlu m, i .| that lie h»d ,-iso , (I.*-,out >olo,| against aunrovthan befora."
person's name mb vet not m»dr
lug 'ho 1*111 >o I In- ground it was
xna
law prohibits
pi onions telephone
o-irfiivi™. and' pl(h„ r
Tha taw
tvdlngs in private
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loo big
H- '*11 s" Democrat*
laauanW ftfittlMlinlPl
iTOlil !#■» cmiwr^fuiDiia
telegraph
companies from
11 t C H I ( J l r l ( f i l l W t i n f,D lY lM f lt r G l G W . >HV<! ’• 'ed <- it fheie
n DemoIng wire* for distribution of lid i Tj>(
j v,itltg
n g • ael
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t iarth
v tm
M-•
attbv
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' . mi . xml li< |i suohll-sns un the
fermatton used
uied tn
t» gambling
gaiabluig _ nrrf*
a rA »
k s Vi ■
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S h n l H l-t! | o r W i l l
S ( .‘l f r . S p i f f I f ' ; i l m r*i
cites racing tpformation uaed hv
D n r N t l'l W - m t
K r l|>
Shted f H o u s e debate next
bat boohmaker* particularly.
’ KF.V ^ E S L l l T r . 21—lVF) - race
■ t-e ' ill c i rtp, Into i, Single
The Htate Uttlltlo* Comnilasiou I*
e" ffni
♦ll' fii si 'line in mod«* >
fill*ft4111»
'»1 iIiPmidcnl Truman will addirs, *
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IOWA Cl I Y. ft.vx v M ,, f \
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lite hppi iprintion* of
Dcinucislic rally in Chicago Mav
( ( ■ A ItP^itf if til Uiilvpfhilv "*l
A i|»n»k
f 1 hl|4»{ t ijtnu m i t» thuti
15 in connrtlioti with a cost
tt.i f fip<l ilipfl »»i)
iFfitDif (Iihh r*r% tmpmrvf "'fii Mix 1 Ik w i t h r,uf i l'(f|rt l K
country speaking lour which will
1f.41I 1 'lint pm f «iit U itnil *<»‘•I Itl "II fr.iiui*
nltmuf Ilf til ,4* I (lemtiul frti rt-npn
Ik il
% r»( i^in r tti llllt
’i»« I itv|f*finlt#
1 lift 1 1’ 1III i in’
rany him inlo the Pacific north
tltlftl s
)ti)p 'i ifIf111|F niriil (tritr *ij|tpitf.* mil
llltl
W ASHING |(I\ \ M il 21
• * uly 1A;* Der II
I'l I'l* 1'*t|4 ftfll •PU'lKnif Ml.wr,t.
rill- 111,1I"II.ll jMIMtil I tl1,llll > "( 4(111I'lili m to,. lh- I,,11 <Im tl| ltl.ll 184|| ,||'lPa
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i>f ( himMU-111 - I miI iu y.i,-»- l'"UU"
1 1,*. Liir« tuthi u n r*<u *.100,501
Ilu i tup, which will include <1 MMffl ' ll* Hop i
I ll \)i)!tf ** I |I 1 4 rt' t I **, 'I Is--h r t• »’- tltf»
r‘ 4iili*1l' 1(‘tlUD$t4»tI
|i(-t11Imii« -lyu.-.l
. im-in. lh i'
dication of the Grand Coulee Dam
llllt wa. ,1,,.
ORLANDO.
Mar.
‘An.* 2,(11111,111111 |1H'.|,||' V, ll.» Mi, It' It,*
i n u > r (»v ’
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....lilt fe-xllh iM F|IV *•it I’ll! I OfI f«(|*
ir.ulenl. -•I ll>» " lip p li
in Washington, was confirmed n! S, Httered r»ln« and only l'c'" ||'»"V,'I ll-IMIll HltMIlll-ll
'4-ttslf'' \)JMI
rtflllUtlf * <• , . si i ti,‘it
floats Ihe first half of Mar-I,
M.ir.,1
for
The Hoover m-i -mi*. ivlu.-ti h-.d
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bruise
lie
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men's
iomii
ftciallv by * lop White House ol have left Florida vrgelahl-* '" with iihvi-i ii I*it-ii t i i-n, CHllDi.ti.iM
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ficial. who said e formal announcr ouml condition.
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I hi* $iM’i M|ir»?4t Hfit4) pro" m—.liafleil I,v ii rii||i|iila*ui>) h**n t
Th# D8 Department of Ag” ■■il hv foi in- • Piealdenl lfe-i In-' *
Rn he rt F, Hi>,ins,ek. 24. a Hiv Iff iftlvp* f|tp ip»p(*i* Iif1*! ,Km (' ( . *t - | '| 11.ilt Vi*fit
ment will be made later.
culture amt Florida expo..........
it, , ♦ '#i ii%h ♦hr* It'll Hpnronri*
He hh- cllm attul th l l»*Vf l»»»llogv rluri*"
* ' 11,| Lit |•1y •*m
____ t 11» I,ve,| ,1 Im f Iailif- fit ft
Meanwhile, P r a s e Secretaiv | station In a report giving g' • Hi.ovei
.f.
p *. oiP, |0 j iPii
s’ hi' h U
aduutl'iii of the i Mini l wniihl - it 'he II,liming lioillf
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Charles t G. Ross disclosed lh * ', ing condltlona **ld, also. I'l"" the irist (if lUllnllIK Ihe p iv i- i
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Wllltnill
t r{ln%w|lhMl «. I • ............ip, .-led ai,,1 44.12,111 U ID
I lie «lnta rhnge, lied MS,el,
mi-lit hv niilliiiiiPresident Tinmen sent a telegram lug of spring crop* Is " Bl"
completion *nd tlmt t«nuei * i
14 III .»v»l- if f •*9 fort),
AiqiioximalHl, llltl .lavi-eex fi m, *t,angles) pielly Msigsrel Anne
llrt tr |tF<tJ)|g Atltn pMifjll) ■ (Ilf l$f l’{ I-*. ft’ in
to Chairman Spance (D-Ky) ol planted sine# mld-Februaiy n e
yt4 i *11Llh(w vf *♦'
nil uvci lh- nut tun phi :,ded up
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the House Banking Committer making fair to good prugre*.
|ack io. 20, situ a
I rt n l|n ii|i.
IH >iviif(*v mthoiitv
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Avenue In the < ip> I M,er (lee)
|l rtnilnnwil (In rpRP tnrnl
Tha report also said:
urging favorable House action oi
tol. and Iheie received a hl-|it»i»l psvrliology student, railv th.st Sun If 9* ^ t»*t{»f .1lf*£! (1m*v M ilt lo q
Harvesting o f hardy crops , "'4' sal) pledge uf Mipnnrt.
the middle incoma houemg bill.
day morning became lit was airaid
^nv ,m '" ” * " " ' l '
■ a cabbage, calary and eacai -'e
Vice-President ilarklev reintud
Mr. Truman plane.to glye the rontlnoea active In the in***
>» losing her. Ihev had once
‘" I’l""''
ed
the
Javrrex
that
the
ie-nrg.ini
It
country another taste o£ Me. rear where theae crou* ara g ’ *>«"heeti
"tunned"
Damp,,- le,m lo,
and leginieplatim. h, - ho I,
rpn
pt
ration
plan
wmilil
do
more
thmi
I” apeeche, .Supplies of cauliflower and h-tplatform "Give
.,,, 1, |ii',giai„i „,ev,l x1,1 v Iriil.
engaged").
of the 11>4H campaign. Ualng the ture aie declining. A good supply «»ve money
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will
make
government
tnnn
-4 1 P K IF ttS Irt'I’ G Mar 21.—
Tiie giwd-lonkit-g -Infendsnl ami i, r,v (old Senrlor«
opportunity to enlfit votar ores- ol simp heana la moving from 'he
r
\ -oilisi.iii ,1 Iw,, ltitonioIII# Swilrtlf* Mill or*ii'MlmlKt-rt r-l
’ |i*s .larkson Im I „ pitvato wine
measures, t'ompauo, Everglades, and D»da efflrlrnt," lie said.
aure for "Fair
Itmklev predicted lliat most if iuhI ioheler suppm el Hie loom cMfMi'Iff ititf f wit Itil In K imI1 ftuM ). ) ., imi,i '-ent it-' night resulted
Mat
cuunty sections.
not all, uf the 21 re-ot«nnlxathui tug lumse liefioe Hlleiidiiig h nj»|tl v rl||M prti'hifKrm
... • . ill,.iltis stmt tnlllll"t tn xavMovement of cucumbere is in
plana rw-eiittv sent t.ongreaa hv fl(rnul fraternity dame They ,e mi m) |>itfjllnrt’i [fi *411 ft fttt t t*i I *' -I, nttier iiecxnris
creasing from tha lata winter President rtuiiiHii will he Hdonte,I t||||||>l| #f(tr fT,,,|,,sK|,i r„,
, In r* rhf itill Hi ihi nl rlti'tiet «
Ailing ,-uiniie, .Ine E Carpenter
nnd early spring section*. A g ">d
-•i a11p11<111ihn lu,»,| i ' m two fatsllv I,nit S*
Henator Taft NM lhlni said:
| „|ght< sp and to dHiii-e l„ n record in trrrnt
volume of popper continue* ii"m
"I am quite ceitalu the Got, ,,|HyPr
I mix Hein v Phettn(,lace, 70, genyi it Mtr> pi It #<4.
the Pompano and other minor
• ,8rtW WH4 Kim f i •*( wit tic a* K* c ih I mana g"r of the Cllui-hfleid
«tudaut« -hi. were l„ the
-.Member* of M)* Sanford Na winter producing area* wllli a gresa will adopt the broad orlm-l
H’l *-9 f.'nli .ni I'm,mativ. sud hlx »on.
|,i,l i , null, I* suit xiiptn-Cs
tcsiattaaag o« rase Slat
tional Farm Loan Association will lew aarly fields at Plant ' '<y plea laid down In tiie Hnov.gr re
slu'd | I ..trie lleniv Phelteplace. J r , 50,
,... I i„x trsllnmt'v
,»xto,i(she«)
hold their annual matting at the Just getting alerted. The peak port."
Clifford Cooper uf Alhambra.
,iri,iitt> «■ , m l . ii- well i «,,|,h, iotsndeut of th., Tennessee
City Hail In Sanford tonight at movement of tomatoes from the
M'nHtlntie* Me Pea*
t’owei and Light fumpanv. of F.r8:00 P.M., H. D. Fra*man. Stcre- winter crop along the lower east Calif., national Javcee president,
wt„. Tenn,
tary-Treaaurer. announetd todav. coast Ii passed, but shipping will ■aid adoption of a government ero
Svlvia Wellx. 17 'f Clearwater,
At thla meeting ragular asso continue from this area for sev nomv program has international
Implication.*.
itlcaily Inlnied, 'he cornnar
ciation business will ha (undied, eral weak#,
William I, T. Rtrlni'cr died short
Asserting
he
tins
Inst
completed
m
Including the alectlan of directors
tv after noun vcstei'lsv In the local
Harvesting has atarted on the
Also hurt were Mr and Mr».
and th* rendering of financial and spring, acreage
in th*
)"i t ■ trip around tha wot Id, Cooper hospital following hii Illness of '
NEW YCnlC Mar 21
i/J’l
llm vev Ilultingliu, ,t Clearwater,
other reports on tha 1M9 oarlod Pierce and lmmokalee
sect lima said "the leaders of the free coun about two weeks
by th* vica-preiManl, Lao Butner and is expected to gat underway tries I visited told me their eco
Mr. Htrlnger wh> Ihhii Iii llron Tin- ' IMIIv Worker, CommmiM ! »hIIiir In the same . sr with th#
well being Is illterlv depend son, Fla. and foi tiie nasi few uewspnpar, Im- appealed l„ Its I 'hetteplares, an, ("nr Oh o State
of Sanford and H* D. Fraemao.
In tha Manataa-Ruakin sect mu nomic
"t' ersity
stild«id ■ listed
as
A representative of th* Federal during th# last ten day* of the ent nn the con tinned economic vi-irr* has haan rum loved hv the ,,.H,lei, for ................Ion-, to "gu.rrstrength „f Ihe United fllates."
Welsh. Tbnm.i.
Land Bank of Columbia will b« month.
Wilson-Malar Fm nltuie Compenv. ante# its continued publication."
Edito r John fiatee s»i,l in an Rot,»rt H Rankin and John C. Oty.
the principal apaaker. "A ll cltnia
Survivor* Include the widow;
The strawberry aaaaon In the
grower*, farmera and othara In- Plant City section la nearing th#
"ne sun. Tomtnv htrlnger: one editorial yesterday th *' 'he |i:i|ior Carpentei ,sld
Taraatad In co-oparathr* agrkultur- close, but th* Starkl-Lawtay sec
daughter, Mrs. Charles Applet,v ha« an "Im m ediate *175,110" ,l»fi
lUIRflF MEAT
al credit' are cqrdlallv Invited to tion In north Florid* ehotild con
and two gramlchlldreii. Terry and rlt" despite wllat he ten,nit H *uc
D a l l a s ; m * i 21
- i/T, and
attend thla maatlaf." Mr, Freeman tinue harvaallng through most of
Iterhara Appleby of Deal*; two c e o fiil subscription d rive
I edec.xl charge-i were (lied in
said.
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April.
Ths Sinclair Filling fltallnn at hiothers, I. C. fltrluger, Jackson "every ptm lhte econom y" in the lu
lls * today in connection w it h
The aaaac<aUon|a affle* la lacatIn California, tha weather in Eighth Htrert nnd Park A v e n u e ville; and Orville Stringer of O ,- ji«|i«i '„ prndiK-tlon.
"Without that irionev tiie paper three shipments to Texas of horse
ed In Xoom f. Chureti and Main vegatabla producing aaetlon* dur was broken Into last night and lando.
Buttdlnv, Orlande, and Jiandlaa ing tha first half of March has two Match of Dima* banks con
Funeral aarvice* will he held at can’t roll," ho said In an appeal 1,lent labeled as beef tenderloin*.
runiplailits were filed hy
Federal Land Bang loan* in
not bean entirely favorable for taining 115 in rash, and a flash Erickson Funeral Home at 3:00 t„ reader* to make up the paper's If The
fi. District Attorney Frank B.
Inoli, Voluaia and i t
P M. tomorrow with Rev. (llann F,. defirit. "There Is no other source,”
vegetable crops that ara being light were stolen.
tie*.
harvested or for young crops tn
Ths thaft was repotted hv Alvin Smith, paitor of lh" Christian and he added, "no nl her wav Hi,' till* I’otler and name,I Meyer Ollgut
Last Wadnssdav Judga James
O. Bharon wrote hie owg name on
the docket «*f City Court for the
offante of running a red light at
Second Street and Park Avenue.
■ On Friday afternoon, the sees,
among others, v i s up far trial.
"Ten dollar* and coats." was
the verdict of Judga Bharon.
Since no attmiwp was present
to appeal the ease. Jadpa Bharon
CE CIL
BECUEITY
hla own verdict and
DA Y accepted
S
LONDON. Mae.
ehaerfullr paid the fine and roeta. Th* Fotvign Offtaa aanf ln — J
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Tartlr cloudy and warm through
W*Hr>**dtv, with Inral showers and
thunder *hn'>rr* this afternoon and
tonight.
Associated Press Leased Wire
Rezone Ordinance President Will
P laced On F irst Address R ally
Reading-By C ity In W indy C ity
In 11*12 he wat rleilml again
and hnt served In the la*t lour
Cungrettet.
Church wat born on a farm
near Catlln, Vermillion county.
III., May B, HW3, Ha wat educat Petition S e e k s Tile
ed at th>- University of Michigan
For Storm S e w e r
anil received. hit law degree from
In G e o r g e t o w n
^''W iPtitw ettern University In 1MU.
1, ‘ MViuiwlillo' at aitotlrer cont
*‘ %Htfluhat tearing the Social
Ihe t ilv (irdinante leiornnn
,-W ciIrity late Wat labeled "no Highland Dark |u R-l H was
" dlhih' good" liy n Fort Wayne.
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8 A N F O R D , F I .O R I A , T U E S D A Y M AH . 21, 1950
Church Drops New Company Record Is Set By {Bookie Law
Dead During Florida Fashions On Mail Orders Is Upheld Bt
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W EDNESDAY MAR. 15. 1950
tCaaltaaa* r . M rasa o « l
to credit the project with the benefit* of flood control.
Although the project I* In the
Central and houth-Klorldn flood
•jontrol district, onglnerre or*1irrillllng purl of the benefit* „f flood
control lit I ho lipiter Hi. John* ill*
trlcl to (hi* project.
Till*, lie declared, materially
tuhsl antiate* thn expenditure uf
the fund* The separate report in
Scheduled to leave the Jacksonville
engineer’* office sometime In Ihe
In his report to thn dirrclor*.
Mr. fllg g ir. revealed Hint the I'olk
County Directory Co,, hn* delided
It* postpone compilation of n new
directory for Hanford and Seminole
County until Kali.
lie staled llml l.ea It. I.esher
had reported on the success „f ihe
Born Ipole County exlilhlt nt tinGenlral Elorldn Exhibition In to
landu, and that M r. I.esher had
received a Id le r uf uppi acini Ion
from Claude Wolfe, director «,f Huexposition.
Tm| Hwnloi. Mr, Higgln* mild
has reported inking plchir* of
rooklp players at the Giant's trvnut sclinol, and sending Ihe nlctllTl s and uilli'le* at,nut I lie pliiv
cr» to linnie town newspaper*. He
Is now Inking picture* uf teams It,
spring training tiere.
Mr. Higgins Inld the dliector
thirl another itrvev will he niiuh'
loon try the Kedetnl llousing Ad
mini dti,lion ii-lalive to finnro-ing
of hump, urn! npnr Im i-nli In San
ford.
The Clmnihrr of Cnrittmiree Mu ni
herehlp drive I* rumilng 10(1 net
cent higher tlinn at this time last
year, and contributions from Iff
nut of 1H(1 me 111her* now totals
13,401), said Mr. Higgins.
He staled that tJ. H. Engineers
now Inspeeting sites for a pro
posed It. H. Air Force AetuTemv
will visit Hanford during the lat
ter part uf the month.
( i t ’o r f f i a
ic m iis u *
E le c tio n
rtern
p*«* u**i
In Georgia have pltrhi-,1 Hieir
appeal for generals tu the state’s
host of small countle*. Talueidge
and III* fattier, the late Gov.
Eugene Talmadgn, iisiih IIv full
ed to win support in thirkly popu
lated counties.
"H ur
i|uc*ilon |* primarily
whether (lie federal Constitution
(a violated thereby. In general,
that runslllutlmi I* mil mminltlrd
to eleellons hy Ihe people over
ii
- .obi efActive territory In
winch every vole shall i.s.’" piul
Weight,” Ihe majiirily opinlnn
i«ld.
The opinion tinted Hint the
' Valdrnt of (he Hulled Htute* "I*
rdeeteif by thp equnt vote* of
ft,'*
W i hu ,.|„;.i„r, I,, ‘ea»H
■Gifi'•■t.iiolni*,i> I,, . U
manner
1
3jroet *”
,Th« oplnlhh obaerved that the
id Ion him" "two nimalora from
leh stale, though III Iiuplutlun
hod* Island anil Nevada differ
rnm New York, Pennaylvanla
fre
and California, a* miieh as Pul
ton county doe* from Georgia's
ntmller cmmtlp*.
1r
World
P o d iT iillH t H
(Caallaasg r r t a Paaa Om )
. word*, public opinlnn,”
Watann <xpliilui'.l he drafted n
IM P Senate resiilntlun, offered
hy Benalnr John ItencliHin of
West Palm Hemli, cuiidemiilng
ratification nf the prupnsed “hu
man rigid*" part nf the U N Char
tar.
The Henate adopted tha Henclv
am rMoliitlon.
If* added that the World Fed*
erellsl movement I* l-elug "d ir
ected by leader* In what some be
lieve to be an deliberate program
to merge some uf Ihe sovereignty
now llraa In Wayne, N . Y,
Mr*. H. M. .Cochran and Mra.
E. L; Humphrey gave Mra. J, C.
Hampton a stork ahnwar on Mon
day night. Game* and contest*
were enjoyed and at a late hour,
punch, rake* and veri-colored
mint* wore setved. Mr*. Hampton,
a former l.akc Mary Bchool te«i It
er, wa* presented with mimi-rmi*
Itlfl* Ity her many friend*.
Rev. Jume* Thompson of Hi
Cloud wa* railing on frlerult l»
w«ck He wa* paalor
tha Compastor of the
munlty Church at the time thi
(rrMent church was built.
t.ake Mary fkhool played two
day* In the County Ha*krt It
Tournament held at the Oviedo
school. Thursday (he Cake Mary
glrle heat Eakn Monroe 12 tu V
p buy* beat Geneva P lo H.
I tie gtrli lost to Eyinnn HI
to U and the bogt lust to Oviedo
44 to P.
Mra. El.en E. Hoyt continue* ill
at her homo,
Mr, nnd Mr*. John W, Wright
left fui (heir home in Charleston,
West Viiginla, Thursday. They had
spent some time with hi* hrothei
In-law ami Mister, tha Joe Urtn-lc-.
Rev. and Mra, VV. R, lloiistun
of Orlando were railing on P. It.
Anders.in nt hla home on l.akr
Emma.
.1mimic VV. Hr.inks ha* am-ptr.l
position with Touehlon Drug
Coutpiiiiy. For the iiresnnt, he is
making Ills home with tin- VV. IV
Iluikes, lii- uncle am! uunt.
Tin- Win Allison* left for Ihrii
linnu in Springfjetd, Pa., Inst week.
Mils is Ihelr second visit In i »
yea is In Enk* Mary with the John
Mr Coughlins
Wm, J Cefflcr sold hi s new
home, tii Mr. nnd Mr*. August
Phillips of Indiana lust week.
The Hoy .Scout Mother*' Club
wa* fin niiiSly urgatiixcd VV’rdiir*
.lay. The meeting al tin- K. ...it
House was preside.) over Ity Ati*
VV. VV’eidrihulil, temp.irary .1.o il
man, permanent officers elected
ore: Mr* Veriwr Nelson. Chnlrtnan, Aft*. VV VVeldurhold, vl,eAlt*, iE.
E.i Cloy.I, "!' ,
’chiiiiiiiau,
i m m i i n u , i**irs.
n U
Paeral Crt. la * L«*r. Il.T I - i n
Celery,
Corn ..................... Crt. 14.19 - I.It
Coltarde
Ho*. Uch. I J» • to
Kggptant
Bu. Ilekta. Il.T I - Kin
Lettuce. Iceliera, Pry Pack L A
IM ro M
BTATH rA H H K R I
Crt. depending e l s e Il.T I . ] oo
M AKK B T
Onion*.
R I M R T RO. IM
Greer.
Do* Bch. I .Tl - llio
Th* following prlct* r*port*i1 l.y Pepper*
Us Itskts. 1150 - 4.50
tha Daalari on Th* Sanford Htxta t'lneappte
Crt. t l 50
Farmer* Mark*! for produce e-il.l , l-iil nines, tied title*
lo Truckara and Dealtra up lo
1
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Eh.
H»«*
Il.T I - I *5
i V. M.. March 14. Ufa.
Hiinirh,
lean*. Tandargron, Halt
beat
Yellow
till.
Ilpr.
I
I I I •f.lft
Bu Ilpr. I I in 1 Tfi
(Traded
Tii'olp*. Purple
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Baaaa.
Top
......
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Iteli
I
.Tl - (.no
Bu. Ilpr. Il.T I
Lima
Tomatoes ll'lnke)
C rt. depending duality It I I ■ 1.19
.... Bu Hpr !4.19
i-Frni'g
Do*. Bch
71 -EDO
Beet*
10 Lb. H a n
.** - Tl nrsiiffM. Valencia*
Cabbage
dependloa
* I1 e a Bn* 14.11 •4.10
I
t
Lb.
Crt.
It
no
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in
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Cauliflower .......... Crt. Il.T I •1.00 Gninelrull.
Truncan
Bo* I I nn
Cucumbers.
....
.. Bu. Ilakta. It 71 - I SO Grnpefrull.
rancy
...
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Mi,reh
Heedless
Mo*
1110
Celery,
4/* Bo* I I I I ____
Oo’(dell Crt le A Lger It 71 - t *1 Tanaerln.s
Fern Park New*
State Farmer* Market
Hy C A K T. C. H A L L B T T
Mr. and Mr*. Homer M. Gleason
The Woman'* Club of south Se
held open house Saturday eve
minole county I* conducting the
ning, hnrinilng their daughter Ettle
Rrd Grose drive In thi* dlatrlct.
Jnne, whose engagement wa* an
Winter I’ark visited here Tuesday.
The drive committee I* composed
nounced Hi this tlmo.
Greeting
the guest*, Ml** Mary Grace Toll,d Mr*. Wni. Tyler, chairman, Mr*,
hy, cmisln of the honoree, pre
p, K. Gelslor, Mr*. J. R. Maltasented each with a card carrying
way, Mrs. VV. W. I.owdcrmllk. Mr*
Wm. Otto, Jr., All*. M. C. Duggin*.
ihe words “ Richard ami EUla
done, April H, 11150” under a pair
B1„| ,Mr* Robert Hooker.
of hive bird*. Ml** Maritime Eu
Chi), member* held a special
banks pri1tided over the g u ilt
meeting at Ihe home of Mr* J . C.
honk,
iteccivlug with tho Glea
Klogslnnd on Pinny Ridge Road,
w
irptw were Ettle June and her fian
sons
where I hey heaid an addrese liy
ce, Hit Inn d VV. Keogh. E"r Ihe
*
Hanford attorney Voile William*.
occasion. Mis* C lea son chose a
Jr., rliaiiinnu of Hemlmde County
fInr irk print In -hade* of hlue and
drive for the American Red Cross.
white and Mr*, Gleason wore
Other club busines* Included a vote
dink green crepe.
ut ilmnM to M i, and Mr*. Tyler
The dining table was overlaid
for their work In securing a clul
with an embroidered linen cloth
slate charter. Mr*. Harney Claiy
rind white rniulle* flanked a low
was web oined ns a m w member.
h„wl of sweet peas, In ihade* of
The foui lb tpiarterly conference
pink, lavender and while
Punch
nf the vein will lie held at the
«»■ served try Mr*. J. I, Hobby
Community Methodist Church Bunmid Mr*. K, E. Itonkin*. sister
da v. Mar. 211, at II A M„ Dr. Paul
and mini of Mrs. Gleason, together
Kletrher, Orlumln dlatrlct *uperlnwill, cookies. Individual cakrih vari
ten.lent of the Methodist church
colored minis amt peanut*.
will preside, fliurrli officials for
Calling during the evening were:
the coming year will he elected.
Cut. anil Mr*. W E. linker, Mr*.
Ml officials are urged to lie pr«It. M. tinker, the Misses Dilon
tent. Ih . Klrlrhrr wilt deliver the
arid Human linker, Mr. and Mrs.
morning sermon.
Walter Plunders of Hollis. N. H,,
Mis* Tlrznli Mellon lias returneil
Mr, aial Mi* Itaymonil M. Hull,
to her home in En*1 MeKceaprirt,
Mi. and Mr*. I, (J Pickering, Me.
Venn., after spending five week*
and Mr* A rttun VV. TomMimon,
visiting in Kim bln.
Mi. mid All* Win. K. Ttinriie,
E. A Hchoone inotoied ui Hay
Mr. iiiii I Ain. Win. K. Thorne, Jr.,
lleach wdt. Iilem li nil Weil
A|j. and Mr*. It. II Knliunka, (lev.
lies.lav.
,,
,
luid Mis, C t While, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs II C Graver of
All". Georg,1 It. Pallet >nn and
Mi and Mi*- Eeuri'ti. Hunt of
George Pal ter son, J r : Mr. nrial
Aloiiioe, Mich., hove completed
Mrs, I". I. Iliirikuis, Three-Mile
i |i,-,,
new h'line In Bouth re in
Huy, N'. V*., Alt. and Mr*. Charles
Pal
k.
’
,'
Winkle, It,di and Charles Winkle,
Mr* Hilda Hluhldng*, who l.a*
Casselberry, Mr and Mr*. It. E.
I,,-,,;, ill ut liar homo for several
True, Mr. and Mr*. Prank Evans,
works. Is Improving.
Mr, anil Mr*. It. T. Mllwee and Mr
Atm J. (}. Ciispci enleitallied Jo
utiil Mr*. VV. J. Wall*. Jr., of
friends at a welnfr ihalt laM
Eongwooil, Mi*. II. M. Cochran,
Maini day in hnn.it of M i. t.aopcr *
Mr* Ida Keogh ami Pat, Mrs.
idrlliilay.
. ,
.
. ,
Ituliy HJnhlnin and Juan, Mrs. Well
Mi nod Mis I t l.amh, vl*1er llohlayer and Ml** Hetty Hnhhi 'the •'
It VV
Eafnli hunt I*, hav,
1IG1 H'
' T .......
«•
layer, Ml*. Al liiyirlit, Ji . -lark- Htirrttiry »uul tifihtiim
rinrii i< tiunr(l hutm* Hi
vn
'irnvllle, All*. K. Garland, Airs. J. for the coming yeni will to- no,
Mi and Mis Ren Evan* aic
It. Reave*, Mr*. Ellxn Hnydei ami at the next meeting, scheduled for ii-hnil.ling then home whtrh «*■
Mr*. (I. E. Kagan of Chicago, Mrs.
ilesttoye.l liy fhe last fall. They
next Wednesday,
Ruth Jnlnci ami Ml** Janet JnlnThe I’T A uf the Enke Mnry expect to occupy I hr residence
■n, Orlando-, Mi* ,E. E. I.loyd. Jr., HelitMd spi-ns.ired n rnvered .1. I. within the next few week*.
Mr*. Ted llronklyn. MInsc* Janet iuppl'l lit III" sctlOOl, KllllaV eve
Maj amt Mis. Harney Clary and
Lee, Mary Krclnhrlng and Hard nllig.
have i -im n*-.l from ^'tBland
Tl.e stliu of 411.511 ivnn
Rains, Hanford, Peggy Howell mid raised.
.......... In- has been itolmned will.
Virginia It. Palmer, Messrs. HayHominy Mt. nnd Aits, t). (' run the II. H. Air Knrre. They am stay
ton Cnffcrty, Tampa; John Pope,
ner, Mi. nml M u Wm. E iid nnd .,,u „t me All-mil apartment.
Eongwooil; l.estor I,. Tlllls. Ralph
Mr nnd Mrs Wm. Koehler of
Keogh, P. I). Anderson, It. E. M l. anil Mr* M. C Hmilli ell loved R,.cluster. N. V. vlaltril over the
Crocker, “ Hllck" Holme, G/Inndn; a picnic at tile bench.
The Cat vet* of Altaimuite told weekend with Mr. and Ml*. lo t *
fills HJnhlom, Donald WcslmoreMl**
Doi i* Gjotilum u* tin’ll guest m,.. „( I,like -Ellt’il Drive
'nnd, and A. It. Ilunkln*, Pyrites,
for
the
week end. Balm .In v wax K Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Mil er
N, Y.
of Phllndelphlw are visiting with
spunt
fishing
nl Titusville.
Mr*. Hitwanl tiotrler I* enterMi and Mis. Itobeit Pennington
T.
M.
Millet
went
to
Juck»on'nlhliig het nislei-In-law mid hmlhMr mat Mm- D D. Hall, o Klchvilli',.
All.inlay,
where
he
will
lake
arlnMaw, Mr*. Ellllan KlmnierninW
mond. I ml- am vlaltlng with Mi
ran
in
a
school
of
Insli.icliori
fur
And Mr. Tom Holder of (Jlearwater.
'
1
■ naunilu’i) agents, tipunsmed and
conducted by the Priminsiiln l.ife I
Mr. and MrJ. Ffank Walker 14ft
Insurance Co. Thn school is ached*
Monday for Klsslmmae where tiuiy •lied lii last all wuuk,
Tha Dean Tayluni have moved
llnm* apartment on the Country to Banfmd.
The If. It. Hmiilet sons arp now j
Club Rnntl, coming' here from Tiimaking Ihelr home in Haul.ml.
Hk» City, MTelt, "r
’
T"
The VV. (E H rW n t had a4 their
W A R N IN G S O U N D E D
Itllests over the week-end. Mr. and
H R I.A N D O , Mat. I'. (Special i I
Ml*. It. H. Whlddrn and friends,
Miss Mary Itainex of Tampa. Mr. ;i warning of dungci mi the home
flout ivit* sounded •-■llt.n Inllv in |
Whlddrn E Mr*. Rrnwg'g hrnllie
At the Chiimtid of Commerce tlm AIh ii Ii issue id t hn Ida A g ri
Tacky llance, Bniiinliiy night, Mrs culture, monthly slntu-wide puldi
VVhiddeii captuied first prUo for cation (>f Hie Klin Ida Karin llu
ii’itu.
her costume.
"Our Antviicu It* teal danger,
Calling on Rev. and Mrs VV. It.
llouHtnn and Mr*. Wilton VV. Min- nut at the hand* of Btal(lia and
tu, In Orlaiuln, Sunday iiflernoon UmmikoN tint ut the lunula of
were Ml** Virginia It. Palmer and Smith* uml June* light here at
P. D. Anderson.
The Houston* home", the editorial pointed mil.
“ Wa have tilth’ tu fear front
wlm are wintering In Orlando are
well known In I.ake Mary, where udmltted Conunuitisls or admitted
he served a* pastor of Ihe Com- Socialist*", the editorial contlmiea. "O ur danger lip* right here
mindly Church.
Mr*. Hnphln Crnnkston, former at home with friends hiiiI neigh
ly of l.ake Mary, is vlaltlng the bor* who tug* Hie guar an Ifea and
securities and uid* which provide
8.
excuse for politician* and eco
nomic planner* tu plan away our
Independence, nur manhood and
fruadom ,
Nation*."
2
SEA FOODS
M A Y W B 8 U 0 G H B T FOR Y O U R E A T IN G IM .E A S U R E :
The Wext'u most notorious holdup pair, Jodi H eCrt*
tyir In "Colorado Te rrito ry” at th# Movioland Rldo-In Thuriday
Mayo
amid Friday.
Tha U . B. Department of A g ri
and Mr*. Him Evan* and Mlllrr
Evans nt thult home on Eake culture says atore* Railing pre
packaged mast Increased from 400
Trlnlot Drive.
l)r. ami Mr*. J. A. Kogoro of to 1.200 In l» 4 t .__________
New Smynra How Ii visited the
Twenty-seven state* have tree
home nf Capt. nml Mrs. C. Hallctl
farm ayatemfl.
______
on Tmmduy.
Mr. nnd Mi*. C. A. W bIc* have
ictiirucd frnm n recent trip to Key
West.
Alts. Malll Karniat, Judge . of
the Juvenile Court of Orange
county, will speak at a aoclal
meeting nf the Woman'* Club of
South Seminole County Wedne*day
III v evening.
_ The meeting
.. will b#
held at the honm of Mr*. William
Knirchiitl Jr., on Idtke Triplet
Htive with Air*. J. It. Hattaway
ns cndins trim. A liitge audience 1*
cxptfctrd Ip hear the apdaber.
Official* of the club announced
th a t mutt amt women Interfiled
in luvenllt- ptnldom* In the com*
munity mo welcome In attend the
set slou.
Golden Imperial Key West Shrimp
ALSO
RED SNAPPER- KINGFISII STEAKS
SMOKED MULLET
1
VINCENT’S SEAFOOD MARKET
301 E. HECONO
WK D E L IV E R
SEE N O W DISPLA YED
\ The Neu).Handsome - SD IR ltY SINK
‘The White Water Dealer
d u o -THerm s p a c e h e a t e r s
AT THE
ELECTRIC COOKING SCHOOL
A T TH E SAN FO RD ARM ORY
"A N D
FOR
E V E R Y T H IN G
F IN E
IN T H E P L U M B I N G
Lee Brothers Plumbing & Heating,
GLOW
YOUR OWN HORN
I'll. 109
.TIP E L M AVB.
b TH# Advertising Cnluma#
Of THU NeWATAffUl
80e lor Hants FigLaaf Briefs
Skirts, 85c & _
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W|i#n ymi deo'l know wh«» fartillttr to ue#
— whan nothinl quit* m m i i to control the 0 «»t« on your
orrpi at a prlea you oan afford to pay— hit tha nail trifht
on tha haad— call tha Wlhon A Toomar Rapraiantativa.
Ha'i trainad to knout'tha anawar to quaatlona Ilka
the**, and bahlnd him U ona of tha nine* projraiatva
raiaaroh pro|rami In thi builna** today.
Ha know* your loeal loll* and aonditlom baaauta ha
llvaa right In your part al tha country. Ha know* how
to work out a balanced, related and economical pro*
gram tor you. Ha la Intimated In aeeln| you do well at
tha market, beeeute It tpeana a ateady and proAtahla
cuatomar for hkn.
*v
So eoma right to thp Point about a program (or your
aropt— call your Wllaon.A Toomar man today!
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la Unity They# la Strength —
TH E
<fth* H a n f o r d
To Protect the Peace of the Horldj
To Promote the Progress of A 1erica.
To Produce Prosperity fur Sanford.
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Acheson Asks
v Reds To Show
Peace Desire
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a jm n d e p e n d e n tm j
WASHINGTON. Mar. 16. — (A*) — Eleven •outhern «taie» held
today that the public ichool lytlemi of ihe South will be dettiovej if the
Supreme Court decide* Negroei mutt be admitted to white rlattes.
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The ttalei filed a brief at a "friend of the court" m die cate
brought before the tribunal by Heman Marion Sweatt. a Negro who
■ayi that the University of Tesai violated the Conitilution by refining
Inin adinittiun lo it* law school.
S e c r e t a r y Of State
P r e s e n t s Soviet
Russia With Seven
Point P e a c e Plan
feaat hat established a trparatr Negro law school, but Swe.«ti lays
il tx not the equal of the while
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institution.
foes of racial dlecrlniliiation and
Argument on the case is sched Inequalities, apparently lecognlsed
BERKELEY. Calif.. M ir. lu -- uled for April 4
th* realities which require separ
The 11 southern states said a ate education faclilttr- in ■outhUP)— Secrctaiy o( Stale Aihttun
decision In Sweatt's favor “would ern states."
challenged Rimia Inday to demon he a tragedy to the public gener
"Neltber advocated uii.ditinn of
•Irate her desiie for peace by ally, In.th white and Negro, in the
the system,11 the brief milled
state,
concerned."
accepting a new irten pom. pro“This is especially significant
They referred to previous Su In the case of President Truman,
glam lo lire the world 'mm 'Mrs
preme Court decisions on tha con because he ha* not Mihniitled to
tractive leimont and alixiriiM" stitutionality of tha “ separate but
Congress the recommrn.lati.in of
Belled down, the »rver tlrpi equal" doctrine and added:
th* majority of his Civil Mights
“
If
the.#
decisions
are
over
Athe-.m pmpoted tall foi an end
committee as to mixed schools.
the power to prevent con
"Since ha la from MliMuirl
i,0o l(uuia‘« miglrmvr diplomacy, ruled,
flict and violence In school*, pools,
both in hei dealing* with *. Icllilei mid other public facilities will be which maintains separate school
and colleges, It Is possible that he
nd Midi the weilem world, and 1educed to ( I I termination of the understands the reasonableness of
01 nen move* lo com lude prate facilities or (SI continuation with local determination to meet local
police protection far th* few who needs so long as the >en«rate
tieatiei and to find innie tolul.'on elect to US* the facilities.
schools are equal."
lo the piuhlcm of alomi. cuntioli.
“ Either alternative would de
The II states noted that the
Bluntly, he predicted Putman stroy the public school and rec- Federal Council of Chun lies of
teatlonal
systems
of
the
southern
Chi 1st In America had taken a
tcfuul of any allempl to tetile states.“
Hand against separation of the
theic pointi of “ greaterl dillriThe brief said President Roose reces “ Yet." thev said. •!.* nracence" between die Kan and the velt and Truman,
“outstanding
tC s a ila i
Oa rags Tkree)
J
Bui he insialetl dial they mutt
he identified and •miner u. later
reconciled if the Iw lytlrmt ate
to live logrlhrt if not with mu
tual letpecl, at h itl n muitial
•ecurity."
Olhertviie, he .aid, the United
Stales can only cuntmur >0 lemi
aggrrtinui wlirie il funk ll. and
t » o *'piev» ahead -villi die building
of a flee win Id."
•'We are always ready to diecu m . to negotiate, to iigrep,"
Acheson declared, “but we gie
undeiatandahly loath tu play the
role of International sucker.
•
' Acheson’* address •- a major
statement uf American,policy sold
to have taken three months to
-w'a-t prepared ftu delivery
'Unleirsiey of California,
with the Confor•-'Win connection
com
«„re
«i.e# $n
ft liitaiaMh.mil Curmern.. tion for \YtirId Economic 0«vt»
* * * (Oaatlh•14 Oa faa* rear*
President Signs S m ath ers Plans
Bill Repealing Sanford Speech
Margarine Tax Saturday At 1:30
Measure Is Flown To T e l l s L a b o r He Is
Key West H a v e n
For Labor But Not
By Courier Plane
For Labor Bosses
W AHHINOTON, Mar. 11 —
All federal tax** on
oleomargarine will end aegt
July I under repeal legislation
alined today, by President T ru
man. After (net MilWf
date. «■■■■
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wives ran aspect Mtkeahiv lew*r prices fa r colored oieomav-
i/1't —
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S'
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f s«
front large firms were received
yrsleiday hy the Hemlnule Coun
ty Chamber of Commerce, which
is conducting Its annual member
ship campaign. .
Front II. L. Avery of the Winn
and l.ovrtt Grocery Co.. Jeaksonvilla, Edward Higgins, Chamber of
Commerce manager, received the
following letters “ In addition to
our regular check of f<U) w* are
attaching another check of |40,
fonaking our poyntent for this year.
"llOO,
“ We have heard of the fine work
'th e Seminole County Chamber of
, , Commerce is doing and w# are
, glad of the opportunity of being
allowed to participate In thle very
Worthy cause."
.,
' From M. K. l-*lor of Florida
Fashions came tho following let, ,, t*f: '"Wo ant enclosing our check
win'the amount uf 1176 as our con
tribution, fo tha Chamber of Com*
..’'amsree stork, end wo hope It will
jWgdlal your organisation In conMiming tha flna program outlined
for tha year, I960.
"
"Permit me on behalf of our
company to congratulata you on
the excellence of the Chamber1*
past performance and tu extend
wishes for a successful conclusion
of th* many programs now In pro
gress."
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Grurge Smellier*, pursuing his
vol* gaining drive to brut Senator
Pepper, will tptak Saturday af
ternoon, at 11 30 o'clock in itont
of thr Tuuchton Drug Co. el Mag
nolia Avenue and First Street.,
It will be M;, Smathers first ao-
' p # ‘‘ "i - if. .
KKY WEST, l4 r . i l — Vp»,V. loaf i rfripdd arid' •»chd*>| n|aiA. in
’resident Truman , tqdav signed
he hill to T*i»ealf tn *1 federal tax
on oleomargarine. > - 7*
It was Mr. Truman's first action
after Ids arrival here for a vacslion after a syg. voyage from
Washington. ,
,
Charles <J. Moss, presldcnflal
secretory, said the signing of the
bill was don* at tha "Winter White
House." The measure was flown
hen by courier plan* from Wash
ington yesterday.
Under the new law all fedrral
taxes on marjfhrin* are wiped out.
Hut it does not interfere In any
wav with taxea or restriction*
placed on oleomargarine by any
•late government.
The law does say that any rest
aurant selling yellow margarine
muH sell it In triangular pats,
and th* restaurant must post a
notice saying margarine is sold
there.
If It i* sold In pdekagea It muH
not welyli mure than on* pound,
with the nackage elearty labeled
ea oleomargarine.
Earlier, Mr. Truman, his spirits
Imoyed by calm ‘ seas
« yeatyrria
yeet*
we* Inclined t*
and today, ■was
to laugh
mlaery of MoAddv
MoAdA and
off th* misery
Tueeday when the pretide
'•nllal
yacht Willlamsbui*
unsettled atomburg uasettkd
ache and made Itfa ml*«rabl*.
(I reefing reporters when hi* ship
docked at the Key West naval
station, he described hla voyage
at a "fin# trip."
He admitted It was "pretty
rough" for a time but said thr
Atlantic later became "smooth as
K'ssiisstt Oa Page rieei
Membership Drive J
.Brings Big Checks
To Seminole C Of C
{(t Substantial donation* and checks
^l b
lt
■ ra n ra r
Supreme Court Told Segregation
Court Martial
Is Essential To Schools In South
O fUi
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VOLUME XXXXI
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Miami,iBill Kith. i> wat announced
by ttli. Ralph A. S m it ljk r r r U O vLthe Seminole County Sma
ihntrfot Senator Club. .■« 1
In Jaeksunvllle tuday. Mrnaihntold Seaboard Air Lina rilltoatl
rhop'Workrrs n* Is a friend-of la
bor but le “opposed to the growing
power of rich Northern boss**."
H* said "oni of these It John L.
Lewis who recently brought the
nation to tha brink of disaster."
Smother*, seeking the spat now
held by Claud* Pepper, said h*
voted against th* original TaftHartley law but votad in favor uf
the present on* because It la a tem
perate measure.
Th* rtpreeenteliv* from Mieml
said "I era opposed to monopoly
In all form*, whether it It big la
bor, big butin***. or big govern
ment.", .
V
II* aakt "if the FKPC la enact
ed, il will destroy labor uitlbne
a* they -were destroyed lb Ger
many and Italy because under such
a law, unions would be compelled
to open membership# to every in
dividual regardless of race, color,
creed, ancestry or national origin "
American LegionFalr
To Open On Monday
nn
Banner*
and decoratioae have
been pieced on
n IFirst Street by thr
American Laeion
In preparation
. fit
. _r , . .....
for. thk Seminole County Fair startIng Monday, which*is sponsored
by Sanford Poet No. 58.
Two 40-by-l00 foot tent* have
been set up at the fair grounds at
Celery and MellonvIUe Avenue*,
end these will house the exhibit*.
■es ........
Eddie Yennre Royal Crown Shows
Mrs. Herbsrt'Ak Speir, S f , resi will be back ggaln on tke midway.
dent of Sanford for M year*, died
Among the exhibit* to be
at her home, I 10S Palmetto Ave In the tv>o tent# la ona pi
nue. at flits PM. yeeterday fol
ihe Fieri<fi Game and
lowing a foug illoeae.
Water Fish Commusion.. Seven
Mya. Speir was bora In Pine, Name demonstration clubs wOl ex
t Merchants Are Asked Mrs. Herbert Speir
" T o Scrub Sidewalks
Claimed By Death
A beauty treatment to Improve
tha complexion of sidewalks In
tha downtown section hoe been
eudgpatad by the City Beautifies♦loo CnpiptMt#*, end w « j approved
• be iUfactors uf th* Sanford Met*ehaflts Association at a meetf"
hibit fooda and handierafta, t
Friday night A* tha Tourist
Veterane-On-The-Fam .elaaa
according to Clarence
She la aurvlvad by the husband exhibit praduee, and tke J1*
. .president, and T . E. Tucker.
iq M M f f
of Highway Patrol Will have an eft-
klMt. • Manufactured product* wJO
also ke eft. dfopfor
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Aaaociatod Preiut Leaned Wire
TH U R S D A Y MAR. 16, 1950
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Florida Officer A n d Senator Charges Loy
Two Others Are Ac alty Group Failed
To P r o b e Rec
cused In Grounding
ord Of D i p I u m a t
Of Big Battleship
N o . 14‘J
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B illio n D o lla r C iit
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NORFOLK. Ve . Mas. Ife -^ P )
— General courts merlial were or - Srnaloi MiCaidiy (R -W n ) said
D c -f n if F s l i m a t e
dered today for the commanding today ihr ( i\ i| Srrvicr loyally
irurw
bond
drlayrd
action
more
officer, the oprutions officer abd
thr navigator of the battleship than a yrai on thr u i r ol John
W a s h i n g t o n . Mai u»
t/T’>
a i **ii i «> -.*'» tin •mtii t«*
U
Hi v i. I o n m .„ in ^
•S Srrvicr.
Missouri at a result ol the M i
jiayri Ihr rvprntr of gnuix to tourl o*ri an iiuolur it* •li-potr «
Ihr ll. icr \|i|iiopii4iion. Cony*
Mcl'aiihy
announerd
lir
lu*
tel's (founding m Chesapeake
uniter |,,- iruinivrly woikrj oift
aikrd Sclli Kic liaid'un, cluiiman intlodurrd today i>> Krp. H omk* <R-Drl. 1
Bey. January 17.
Thr bill would srl up a JVrnrmbn boai.l indrprmlrnl ..I Ihr , f |.JOO iltNI
>m in Pien.
of
llir
bond,
for
an
explanation.
The officns lo br tiled *r*
I irasuiy Drpailnirnl. lo bold healings in \ano.i- put* ol thr .unlit
|(llllull ,,,r|U|,n^ piopouls
Srrvicr,
vrlriam
carrrr
diplo
Uepl. William D. Brown, of FrostIl thr amount mvtilved hi llir dt*pulr wa> t >IHI 01 let* llir Uiaul * Ini ihr
I
iiionihi brtpiirtfiy
piuof, Fla., the Big Mo't tkilggfi mat now rn loutr to a post in In dremon would hr linal.
nrXI Jlllv
die,
was
oidrrrd
bark
tu
thr
Comdi. Juhn R. Milieu, opera
If thr jnmunt involved v*.i* imiir than t'.lHi thr |muJ
. (Mon
I lie I I.inniillrr h i* nnl Ini m ill)
tions officer, and Lt. Comdi. United Stairs by ihr Stale Drpnl vvoulil l.r final
• ~
lakrn
liii.,I a. him hill it V.'ll
mciit
yrstrrday.
Thr
drpailmcnt
if th* amount involved w»> innr* fD -A lk I. luit Ihe Mill- lull .ltd
Frank G. Moirii. of New York
Irained
a ' initial -uinmittcc ' h .»
than
$
6
Pu
t
lir
l.uaid'r
dr»'|*lon
acted
on
I
lie
irrnmmrndalion
of
not pmvnb i in and -it i v -rtllc
navigator
/>, ,*
fr» Oiiiiitfiitlftf ilir t ul
ihe icvirw buaid that Service would be final if Imtli parlle- uc incut Ini ‘ in«ll tiikpj.eis
The courts maitial will be cpncrpteit il ilriii* t'.u daV*. if rithei
"O ur |.U-rnl If - eune '.de II lie t ••mintilft i s\oikinf on UO
vrned Mai. 27 at the Norfolk should br 1 ailed ptiionally brfoir party didn't accent it within i'>u culliplev II.'I llu-iefute ..l |ect I*,
otnniliu- full i iiilri.ivinf limit for
a
Stair
Drpailmrnl
lu>ally
boaid.
days,
llir
tj-lm
vct
would
have
naval base. The trials will begin
vui mu- iiileipti-lslinn*
Hogg'
which Mi i iniiian a-krd $10,326,*
Thr comr-liomr oidrr lo Srmct- to pav thr .tpputrj amount *>• lal.r -uld lli '• -rileiiiflil
at that lime, naval tpokrtigen
OOOlHll)
the
c**r
tu
emit
wa»
issurd
only
24
houn
of
lei
"CoilM'lftta
III
Ik
Itl
HII
\
Ii*
•
u
*
*
'I
till
•aid. if thr defrndents air teldy to
Uiidti piesflit law u lus|iavei IrM 'lltl" •*! e*|slf||*fll| II' . titW I’Fll
Mrillhri- **I thr ('iiinmill .- •aid
proceed. All piocrrding* will ho Mft iilliy lud accutrd Srrvicr ol charged wtih un under-pavmeiil thr tasiiMvci h i .I lli. Il'.ici.i uf
tlie*e hive hern limimrii fo
liaving
Communist
affiliation-.
nr
rrrm
nisv
discus*
the
mutter
open to the public and the press.
Intel mil K cm iu ic
■uughly $2‘f 11 i iNlii.iNHi
Ihr Srnaloi bird lu* ilu m r with Internal Revenue Hureau ie|i
"Settli'lin lit "f •uch .h*|uiteThe couilt maitial wnr order
rreentallvr*.
but
if
in*
snlutinn
I lie 1’ir-i.lrnl . nveiill hudgsl
Tuesday hr loir a Scnalr I or -iyili
thrullgh
I
be
.-milli
i
...
Hv
ed by Rear Admiral Allan E
atlnfacli.il In Ihe tHSpavei is
Wlml leipu-vt* bn ihr list aI ■••ai (tatt
Krl.ilions Subcomtmlirr which iv wurkt'd out Ihe luspsvei uni-1 ei lillie-cniis iinuiic |.rnc«Smith, cummander ef thr crUiwt
is ui'edcd I•\ Ibe in a i.m il v ..f mil ing next Ink v.ne $-12.4 W.000.pev up <>i g<> In *’,,l,rt
force ol thr Allanlir Heel, after iuvrstigatmtl his contention* ’hat ther
tax|>uvci c i quick g m -u 1. u-ivc
Ituggs -aid the mail luspavei i» llietbn.l
llir Stair Department » o haiboi
In nltlcb iclullvcl. tiuimi 000 I In- un hulcil ippt-ixim.ilrly
rrvirw of thr piocrrding* of hht
llnis ut » .hsadvunlage because
$ 1,000.00( 1,000 h., Maid,all l"an
lu* d i-p u l''- .nil be settle.I lint>'ii
lot
Communists
and
ComniuiiiM
many time- the ousts nf emne m tinIIV Mini b\ rtl l.ltl .......
naval couil ol inquiry whwb inImeien
aid .ml $l».IKH).(X>x I.OOO
syinpalhiirrs.
court equal m surpass the aunnint
vrstigalrd the giuunding.
• %.,•
•*| li.liev. lliul nn m.l.|..ii.lciii
in in called prim.inrut appi. | 114Hmator Illckrnloiiprr (D-luwai I uf money Involved.
lux sfttlclin id l.uni.l vv.xd.l a.hic.*.
Smith'# action was artnounild <qi* ol thr Investigators, tnltl rr
Iloggr' bill I* •
‘inillur to one in
linns ami liml funds
*
hy Admiral William M. Feehitl nurtrrs hr thought th* nrtlrr to troduced previously by Hen Mill* that purlins*'"
Iliexr Ivvu ilrmv ale liol dealt
er, commendrr-in-chief of the' At Sl*rv|c» in th* wgkr of iMi t’atlliy'*
lantic fleet.
T i rhergra we* "u little* Msrniflcant
with in lliv nmniliii* lull
Fwhtelrr said ^ "(hr forrngl end startlliiK devrlopmrnl "
The apiu t.pi miluns gruuu has
charge* and suecIfieatUeui to'i^*
reriimmeinled iiu huge ruts III 4fty
MrCIarthy. In * letjef lo Hicliard
served' upon the** ’‘officers
dt'pailinrnlnl fund-,, although 'g
sop, also a*M*d the revlrw hounl
upon which they grill be I,.
sllcahle iicrreutuye reduction has
to answer certain other qui>*tlon
*111 riot be made pahll* prtey
been urviered fur thr so-called
Intltag with BerrigeVi I c*se.
"civil fuucliups" uf the Arnrt
the convening at th* rwu;
Owe question wee “how ii c«ul.
roiirte. 'The individual 1
englnevre. These civil functlutNj
have token 11 T«*ye’7 for Ihe
nevrerned, however,-may
liiclmh: river mid linrlmr and flood
botrd'e recommendellortt "to iro th
l/
%
%
•
rnhtrnl nrojects.
tha cJbgynes .and speclflcat
fow hUcki frotn the board to th*
their respective MAM J)V
Cummltler ineuilierx gave that*
Httte Deuartmeet "
owrMdIerMHon "
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figures ..ii liqit.xtlve committee
, McCarthy wryt* JUeherdsoni
Feehtrier said .Smith -did not
act Inn.
l 'TurfiJ#Y, of, .Ible week In
contlder, the rvidenc# against il.t.
Hefrn-e Depai lluent: Requestyln’e befnix the Senate ForvIII fn.4i?H.IKHt,a00. granted IIS ,.
John. E! C*i t . of^Niwflalk, V*..
Ign Relation*.. iut*:ummtitee, |
i<in,urn),noo.
Aimbsl opi^elma* iif llw o|
19elated
)«i«u that
ma« iHl li «I iindeistood
unu*imi»ou |l)si
irimi
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til's
11r a -m v Department: RequestMlsemirl, op sufficient IFavlty to |your h*>«r*l nv*|.audited thr cam
TRANKFURT.
Germany.
Mar.
tl ••lallUUFti O* »'•## Vou,»
Aihiunal I mirvl f
Slitllii.lli
warrant 'tH*l by.’ rourt martial
Htewgrt Service, .who bad
Howyver, Smith bps aflr**«ed n
j| Vfll loyalty clearance lev in -ITH)— Wildly frying "Hang -aid l.i.lav llial . ulllmiie.l ill-id*
letter
uf reprimand to lA
Cmff.
t.
ty of
Stnlo Ih'partpirtit luvallv •nr. hang tne." pieftv llionklvii (.(•hiiitii.ii niailr il lirir*-4ty Ini
brown, Milieu, Murri* and hoard: ill) Your board In a writ
la ri' were ' defendants before the lea deriiMon disapproved the loy hum Mrs. Yvette Madvrn today llir N iv > lu pull I'di niitvp.ikrli
court of Inquiry, which heard' a alty clearance given Mr. Service; suuglit lo tilrnre a |i»yrhialii»l ( apl I'.lill V, 1 i..|||lliehll hv III)
irtiig l* and (3) Requested that the can- will! tettiiitd hr believed lift in hilivfIimix him iinleliiiiteL at hall
half hundred wltnesies flutiii
ays of nation* between Feb. .. lie recunsidrred bv Ihe Slate De sane when thr »hot hri hu*liand.
pay
end Feb. 2*.
partment loyalty hoard and that a
Ihr divt qdlliaiV at Hull ag.iin-1
Frchteler said no serious hleon different hoard he drawn for thir
■'Hang me, ii you want Hang
\ lU*| llkk iM'rifi HIMll*'*! to the
wet “considered ss attached" t" rose."
mr I don't cate Bul mak* him l 11111111111111 a peivKlrnt a•lilt »d fmirtli district .laycee lu'iidquprEns. Elwln R. Harris, of Norfolk
McCarthy also said that Lincoln
I'-iilauuii piiluie*. am.mill' t» let- i eqiicstllig thill tills v ear’f
V*., the Missouri’* assistant ns White, State Department pres- •top," tried Ml*. Mad»ni. un tnal
line un a mutdri chaigr in con mviihinlaiy I rllir mr-nl Ini llir .ii i i u i uirctiuK he bcld in Sanrr**«toeed **• Vss* n r t i
ufflrrr, had (wen quoted as saviny
4/ h id f i r s i d e n t .1•*l*i* V'llikurik
there was ahMiluirlv nothing to lirctioil with th* ialal shiHitmg “ I [-I,,,.I „.«| lint, il ihr age
ii.iuii.nl al llir .liv c re lunc
I imiiiiiellli hlallirtj il u|| ihr lu-lav
McCarthy's statement that the re lirr hutband, Anfonr Ltrtii. An«f'n*llaar* On Psae Kl*ei
Il llir d islilct i.lite r accept^ t h r
i in I An i >••»' gt lii lal
lirw Median oi Oakland. I alii A iiiii
Tli* 22 year old nmihn ul two ■.tali' Hr hav hrrli 1.1lining llirm *•• t*»*x.|». appruxilliulelv lf.l> lnC|qI.. i »l i.lher J hv.'I'v club- wdl tie
<Inldrrn repeatedly dinupled nn all ilmia ini wlial hr
I .. iiu- uuinli'lpalil y Apr. "A.
Rep. Bo(j[g3 Introduces Bill To
. Save Small Taxpayer Court Fees
M.nlr
Is Fom
lu
Budget;
Billions
Madsen Q uizzed C apt. Cronimelin
By P sy c h ia trist OustedFromNavy
In M urder Trial Over Unification
—
»
Mother Of TwoBreaks OutspokcMi Offirpr Is
Indefinitely
Ftu
Down Aguin With
lotiRhed
At
I
ialf
Fay
Cries Of WartK Me'
Sanford Jaycees
Sooking To Bring
District Meet Here
Pat JohnMn Is
Re-elected Head
Of.1•Veteran
Post
. .
•
Pat Johnson was re-elected rummender of V.F.W. Post S2B2 at
a mealing Monday nigkt at the
Uglon Hut. . .« .
Other officer* selected were:
(ieorg* Hagan ae senior vice-commender; Jo# Wells, Junior vicecommnhdert Meek Cleveland, Jr.,
adjutant; E. A. Monforton. chap
lain; John L. Galloway, quarter
master: -L. F. Boyle, tervire offi
cer and ' Jack Gordy, gnblicliy
chalrmaa.
Plans fpV an Intensive member
ship cemnelgn were announced l>v
George Megan, who with Judy*
Douglas fltenetrom will call on
prospective members and rho>*
delinquent in due*.
Sid KiChard woe appointed
Marble Champion Chairmen and
wee directed to inform B. C. Steele,
principal of the Grammar School,
and R. E. True, principal of the
Junior High School that a content
to eeloct a marble champion will
be tpoasored by the Pott.
Mr.
BlCbard will requeot the principals
and tee to if that, tha bare polish
up their taw* and Agfllea and art
their shooting thumb# limbered un
for the coming .tdum nmt .
I
tiA
Inal today wilh rmuliotal oui
hunii a* Dr. Karl Klrtil. Frank
luit University prolnvm <d SJ»»chialry who caeminrd Mi*. Mad
Playground equipment ordered ten for Iwo week*. Irvlditd hr
hy th* Elks Club for .the new play believed tha wa» •uHninu imm
Erection At
Elks Playground
ground next to the awimtnlntr pool
arrived yesterday morning at the
ACL Freight Depot and will Ininstalled on.the playground by the
end uf next week, it was an
nounced this morning bv W. M.
Mishnp and Lee Samuels, membernf the Elks playground commitleee which I* headed by Leo Rutner.
Th* equipment Includes a kiddl*
propelled merry-go-round, elghl
-wings, 14 tretrr boards end one
-tide.
Posts have already hern
*1 up for the basketball court,
and volley ball and marble court*
will t>* Installed.
A City crew wat busy at the
•He this morning laying murk
un th* clmr surface of the ares,
pending tn* mixing of th* clay
end muck to prepare for gras*.
More than '300 Icguetrum plants
will form a hedge around th* playKruund
*
Muck will alio bo mixed with
the day near th* swimming pool
in order to, plant grape.
h b r if f k il l e d
J2fm & n S A
Deputy Sheriff
quoted the ■
nt th* fiber
the two had a
’a own i
d early
north of
M A R SH A LL PLAN
PARIS, M ir. Ifl. — UP) - The
Marshall Plan's third yeer of eld
to Euroffo will celt American in
come to o a re n about 9100 apiece
buk«"ia well worth II." EC A Amhtxaadfr Mlttott Kata a id todav.
'• K a tg ,d tp u ty to roving Marxhaii Plan Ambassador Averell
Htrrlnmn. told the Weekly Ameri
can Chib luncheon "The answer
to th* queetion of i a it worth It7'
it a clarion, ringing •Ye#’."
to
an ui'anr delusion.
"They didn't tell m* they were
going
do this In me," *h«
cried from her counsel luhju, "1
would never have let them ex
amine me."
"They want my heart, too. lie
wants to cut my heart nut, she
hurst out. Her father, Alfred
Nuach of Brooklyn, sitting hy
her side, turned to hei und sahl
ill a vole# audible lu the packed
HaailaaM o* r* »» rartet
«rin»t»*
k
N jvv
pill .S lcuipei. . h airm an of the
N «• v iiiei.il.ri• 111|i cotiniilltoe. -aid (dans
-uc being laid tm a drive that
undo sp un *eiup
hopes lu boost (lie club mrnihetSlirt man, who l ' ch lrl of iiivul sinii urn !>*•• cent
11)1.1 :il lulls, iccclltly III del I’ll the
I**ii ii \Villlaiii- iiiiiiounced th at
I'aplmii lu slop publicly cttltci/
a kick off Hreakfasl will br luthi
liq. ill.. I lufi’ii
liepart ini'nt.
Mm "H ul It: Ifi A.M ut Ihr MlVNuw held tnal t i<niin••!in in hr.
11'i* (oi iiu* put inn.' v'f rgl'i
iil.i i.ncr. sine*, had dlsicgaldd Inli
mg 1 1,ill'll ful the Iluv Scouts*of
"I hr inlrilt" of I Inal Oidi'i
Seminole C.mnlv
“ If v*e fall -tu
I. iplHiiiliq' t l i r
discipliliui v
inl*i‘ 'h is aim .uni." Mr Willlar
arffs
step, Sh - 1 iiiiiii told m p o r t r m
"1 mu deeply le g i e lf u l Ibul » .aid, “Scouting in this area vyjjl
«■
ha-. Iiecuini- necessary to relieve •uffci greatly "
Mum-ii ll»i man am| Gordon
ft,mi active duty In the naval
service an ufflcei win. Im- in ,1 ' lliadb-v declared that plans for a
t rendered dlslingnislied and r!«•an up drive aie under wav The
iiiuii -aid they ure getting many
v aliant el vice to Ins could U
l.li'is f.n the campaign from "i
"However, the Navy lepub*
in
ikriiiug
ihr Ainiy
An
ol Oir
l u nri
.
.
*« uattaaed l»-*
pamphlet sent to them liv tilf
National l.'lesn-Up Hoard of Washiiigt.in. I>. f*.
- *
Accident Is Reported lat’opuld To Quit It
I'arliam cnt Insists Fuhlic HeariiiK Slated
Near Caswclbcrry
An autorqpbll* was dem olished
and a truck completely turned
over and bfldly damaged In •
collision on th# Orlemlo High
way
this mornwav near Gaaeelberry
i>*
OtOO o'clock, hut non*
ing at 10(6
uf th* flv* versons Involved In
....
th* aesltient was hurt other then
receiving »• • « ecratchf*. R. D.
Harrison* «UW highway patrol* today.
The colllelon occurred when
William F. W right of Fern Park
attempted • ' left hand turn Info
Lake 'Ellen
Drit# et
•» Caseelberry,
Ellen Drir#
and a.IB M . Frailer sedan, drlv-
•IBSM.V
tha traek. . kitting It Just be
hind the. doori ewiuglng It eompletely around and turning it
over.
. .Th# sedM JR which three men
were riding with Mlsi Eggore.
turned end m r end, completely
demolishing. ,H*' Demag# to th*
truck, InMiMM. the cargo, wo*
.................
“ t to tho sedan
estimated al
Is owned by
ifributlng Go.
:>'Jsi«iwL u ' ,
#
Scsllcud itMurra and a few
Ittunrirrshn-et* utrer south and
central p.>itlnii-i Oil- afternoon.
(Hhei <•!•«. .tear in partly cloudr
(House
Group
Slashes
Did Not Act,
Captain Asked SaysMcCarthy Truman Budget Plans;
New Spy Law Passed
IN C Q tft T A X
•
WEATHER
G EN EVA , Mar ill— tePr-; fo"
nolil III. exiled King of Uefoi'"".
told Ins people ImUy he will a
(jicHtc if that is the wdl of •»•*
Ilelgiun parliament.
ssld he would do -«>
»p,' pare the country the grave
political disorder which opposi
tion between public opinion and
the only legitimate represent*
live of public opinion could pro
voke "
. . . . . .
On the other hand, Ills state
ment added, If parliament should
dtclds to restore him to tin*
throne, the principle of iiarllamentary majority should he re
spected. In other words, he
should tie accepted by ell, oppon
ents and proponents alike, If
parliament votes that way.
Leopold asked parliament to
act "without further delay." Par
liamentary leaders who have been
conferring with the K'ng boyleft Immediately for Bru*»e>*
Under a lew of July 19, 1946,
Leopold cannot regain the throne
except after a majority vote by
Parliament.
On City Re-Zoninf
A ptihlir hearing will hr
nt H:(>0 o'clock tonight In the GUV
Commission room to di-euxx tjie re•'oulna uf Ihe all's limindvd by
Prcncn and Oak Avenues, thl
ACL-Oriedo branch line, ana
Twenty-fourth Street
It lx planned that Ihe area' bt
>nuwii as an R-t-B, rather tNAR
lt -l-A tone as at present, said City
Manager Clifford McKIbbln.
7
This area will retain all of thfe
presant R -l-A provlblons f f S
living space pf single family dwel
lings must b* et least 720 tqugfo
feet, apd that the total space.
eluding porches ami car porta s||R
at least 1,000 square feet In ar#4.
THE WEATHER;■•A
Buffalo ... -.
Chicago
Detroit
......
. .
Galveston ....
Kansas City .
COUBT OF HONOR
A Boy Scout court of honor
will be neld at tb# First Metho 8 : : ? ' o ' . r
dist Church Education Building
.
Ui.s
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THURSDAY Mi
e A O E TtV C
D§1 Monto Early Gkaden
CLOBOX
Bleach
I D E A L
H o 3 0 3 Can
v . ;1 .
*45f
ww
Dei Monte Golden Cream
PARSONS
Ammonia
Quantity Righto R m rv e d
No 303
Con*
Del Monte Fruit
Del Monte Dessert
r No vh
L U X
Toilet Soap
si
Buffet Cana Tom.
fw m m
Sauco 7Hc
No. 2tk
Nji 2 Plr»#appl#
O
Chunks
enkaa
Pears
• L U X
29c
LIF E B U O Y
Plums
Cocktail
No. 303 Stlrad
Mb. boa Ex. Li#.
Can
13-0*. Pk|. RaMtaa*
Peacho$16Vfc
25c
17c
13.02. Chill
llnttla
Sauce
21c
27s
Pnuss
24c
t
lalilss 17c
ti-oi. bot. Tomato
Ciliif
lie
. 16-oz. Boxes 1
I DRISCOLL Frozen
No. 1
Tall
Cans
Health Soap
Lima
Cherries29c
34c
No. 2 Can P’appfe
Juice
No. M3 Can E d
No 103 l.ljht Swt. al.
No. 2fti ul Ddux*
Flakes
alaai
Figs oia« 39c
No 2>fc Bartfett
lg. box
Can
|Strawberries 3 ■
$1"|
No 2 Cm
Reg. Size Soap
rnkat
Dlxio Darling Family Slyl'
Florida is a great Cattle State—its 1,266,000 head
of cattle are valued a t more than ONE HUN
DRED MILLION DOLLARS. This week our mar
kets featuro TOP GRADE Florida Beef — the
quality compares with beef produced anywhere.
P & G SOAP
For Laundry
enkaa
• SURF •
The No-Rinso Suds
Wizard Wick
VELVQ
Coffee
■ S l S Prim e R ib -lb
l»r
Pound Bag
lk.
Deodorizer
t *,
Da
C huck-lb
B riik ti
41c lliw
Ik.
SWIFT'S
Genuine Peanut
Fed Smoked
Cloanser
U. S. 1 Fancy White
Fancy Yollow
.6.«-.*1i »< SH"t
Doiton Butt Pork
s n e If SPAN
Cleaner
law IV4 BJlW-
NM
HurtrtyUnd Pur* Pork B«|
UMP it 59e
Sauiafla U 35*
flunnyland Sklnton
'*•>>’
Woinors ib 45
PH
.
Tail* u
Juicy OrangM
OrUn Cobbog*
5-lb, bag * 99ij
Ib..
SV«<|
Kiln DriotfSWoot Potatoes 3 ib*29i
*
•' •
Foods For Lon tl
Roast ib ^39c
]}
P ltU tw fiiiT M
�•**< V
•M>*. ft >t •
®AOK T H R E E
TUB SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FI.HIM DA
School Bill
(CeaHaaed P w a rafts flail
lice of the (Council) members In
the South and only to a lesser da*
arte in the North, ia to separate
the rnre* not only In education
hut In worship."
The
hrief
su g g ested
that
Hweatt'n complaint actually adnears to be "against th e lack of
personal contact and Intesnlnalinft
of the races socially In southern
ALI.IM IN r«ll«v*« dUtriaalaa aymrttoM
of "nrrrnui stnmich" — h»»»io«ss flfltr
mislr.bstfhing, bloating and colic dflfl to
gti AAU.IM1Nha*l«Mnlelstitiflfslljluted
Mtfl.
ls lilillr * h u iw * n »ew m incm iif i t i w u
b v ilo c lo n and found h la b lf effectj*«. W orld
fsmoue- mote than a 'A Ml Hon told to data.
O U R IIL L A T & AN D ER SO N
1011 K. Int. Street
Sanford, Florida.
Tf you suffer from
|
NERVES
B VITAMIN ^ I
DEFICIENCY — -
Sm athers Coming
IC m II< w 4
FATIGUE
BACKACHE
symptoms like
achboU," adding:
"Petitioner ( Sweat! I would ig
nore and aik this court to dratrov
the police power of the states un
der which they meet the need for
icpaiatlon in puldle fmilitie* in
order to prevent reclal m nfllrt.
(trlfe amt violence."
"Thin condition U nut under
stood hy inanv who do not live in
it and view It from afar."
The hrief was filed in Atknnsns.
Florida, (leorxla, Kentucky, Louis
iana, Mississippi, North Carolina,
Oklahoma, .Smith Cnrolinn, Ten
nessee and Virginia,
I 3M
UNDERWEIGHT
CONSTIPATION
rs tr
Clael
Green Cove Springs later today
and twice at St. Ailgintine to.
night at a rally nnd over the
radio
Meanwhile.
Senator
Pepper,
nprakilig at a ifatherlne in Pen ta
enia, „id Florida voter* must dc
cldc whether io keep in Wo hiug
Ion n ciiator who i.. o fnrnd <>f
the Trum an Administration or
»cnd a new senator "who has
lurried agnln*l ihe Administration
nnd the puriy."
The Senator, in one of the Imsle*l days of his campaign for reelection, also declared i'omrreasman Stun there would he .■ weak
substitute in Washington for his
own powerful influence fur tireparednest nod peace 10 » world
whose security
dcprtid*
noon
Now She Shops
“ Cash and Carry
WEAKNESS
Without Painful Bttliadii
new BEXEL SPECIAL FORMULA
may Ao wondart far you
lh« Impnrtane* of B Vlisnilns. Every
body knows tht importiocfl of lion In
your diet
yo»r
nainitin
ricA, ted blood. Wall, Just onfl npiutfl
ol llexet Special Fotmula a day
(that's >11 you lake) gives you not
only ihr important B vitamins, but
•l*o 6 limn lha minimum daily raipiiivmvnt of Iron. •
Rrial Is ■ Hiianldie product (nd la
oflrrrd wilh • money-hack |iiarinteel
Take Betel Special Formula for 30
days anil if ynu don't feal definitely
heller, you may return ihe buttle and
we will refund yout money.
mhtlp
rr«M
body
A* *»* fpt o H tf, alrtot «tvl Mrain, nettr*
«m tk > n , r tf r t iiv o amok In i or
in
c«lil •«>rn#ttinf* ito w t ilow n b.tdn#f I nine*,
lion, TM o in» jr l#ftd man* fullti lw
plain « f n a i f in i backacli*, lott *if f*#ji ami
•ntrgir. h«aJ«rh*n amt iltutu*** (iv-niti*
Up m f n U or ftrqtifnt p i w i i n m ar »r*«|i
tram m inor blttM tr Itrifatlon« du« t» t«>M,
dom pnna or dfaiarr Indlocrrhotti.
If rnur dlicomlorta •?» dut to thrift
*•«•»«. don't wait, irr Poan’o rillr, • mild
ovtr I0 jmif*. Whlla thrift itftirlnfin may
nttfn nthtrwlftft o rru r, tfa amaatni |»nw
manr Itihrg lioan'a lira tiftppv rrlirf *
haljp (hr lb mi Ira of Mdntf tiiWa and Alton
Augh uut wuir, (Jrt Doing fill* todayI
d lu ra lk . U if d ourdwaafiiUy hr million ■ fm
Madsen Case
fCaattauea from Pant Os»)
court room:
"Shut up."
t)r. Klclet cited n note tlio pro
secution said was written by
Mr*. Madsen, announcing intentlnna to slioot her husband nnd
expressing fenr be would beat
her Hnd "take it out on ihe chil
dren."
“ Iler hatred at this moment
won so great that she gave him
ugly names nnd wrote them
down," Klclai testified
Mis. Miidae 11 cried nut“ Don't say that. I love him. I
love him. 1 love Andy, my huehand. Don't lei him any thoso
things."
Mad3en was killed by a single
bullet front a 15 cnllhcr pistol
in the living room of then Rhein
Main airbase borne.
Referring to what tie called
Mrs Madlena early maturity and
erotic tendencies, the psychia
trist said she li.nl lived with a
much older man mnl posed as Ido
wife when she wa.i only 111 years
eld.
He did rmt idinlify the niiin.
He also said Mrs Moduli tin11
lived ivd h Madsen foi "miine
years" before I hey were married.
Klcist said he believe.1 Mrs.
Mad en Inis on abnormal, psycho
pathic narsonalitv
Mrs alndun b o s pleaded Inno
cent to the nniidei 1 borne Her
o II ihimicv rontctvl
In « ;i
in-
tlio shiHitimr- Ocrmnn Inw nnd, if found guilty,
d hrfoto n could rerrive .1 maximum penalty
>oil under 11 of life imprisonment.
Xhc Sweetest
Sugar Seer Sold
From where 1 s it... ly Jo e M arsh
Handy and Easy
Are Both Wrong
nays Easy. ‘'Well," says Fre.J,
Handy Frierson and Easy Rob
ert* got in unite an argument Ihe
other day over at Fred's Garage
talking about (hr best spot to fish
up at Grren I akr.
•'Oppoaite the old sawmill Is the
heat »pnt," say* Handy. Hut Kn«y
"pooh-pooh’s" him. "I've seen tho
biggest fish enught off Cedar
1Point,“ says Easy. "I'v e broil
catching lhem theta for years."
Then Fred goes into his nltlco
•nd brings out the biggest mounted
rainbow trout you ever saw. "Ilet
that was caught nt the sawmill,"
commrnta Handy. "Cedar Point,"
" y o u ' r e h ,.tb w r o n g . I c n u u l i t i h l *
baby right cut In the m ldilh!"
tnnir where I *it, there are al
lsn>« I wo (or jre) side* to every
story. I .cl's lire and let live In the
true Vmerirnn Irndlllon of lolrralion. Your opinion Is worth a lot,
hut so Is Ihe other fellow’s —
whether it’s on politic*, the beat
tWhliig spots, nr whether he likes a
temperate class of heer and you
like buttermilk.
rn/c.f Mi./*', hVea, err I iitrulatlon
I Upper, in ii 1 i l limy up * lav
visited ttir KM'iil I’cii-a. oi l Naval
All Station and toured >1.'- t minty,
making several limit toll.a mid
inert nut with volet.,
Ho iignili
lambasted the dul'onl interr sts, |ho
Pn t v chain of newspapi i , which
include tin’ I’eiiuimlii .Imiinnl. and
Ids opimricnt a the lunol po kid
camlidaic of Inr inlcic, I..
Ill charging •lr.it N iim llu i. Inr*
tinned agllimd the adiinni .iratlmi.
Peppei aalil he "it vvr,(itii; agamst
me in Florliln exactly the mine
campaign the ItcpuMl.aiis arc
making again I the party and
President Tinman all over the
country."
iu
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C E N T R A !. F LO R ID A Q U IC K F R E E Z E
A N D S TO R A G E CO.
YOUR
Locker Plant
Phone 1318
Wise hmiscwlvrs h n u w
thnt a ftHid Inciter eitnitles
you to hu,v tiUHttOUca ul
quality foods now n I
money wivlnjj prices for
tasty meals In the months
to romn. ikee (is fndni
nlinilt your locker.
F R ID A Y and SATURDAY SPECIALS
ror? Bw m sr
irfe DAHCt/l
rlliffy Puffed Wheat with ft honay
flavnre*l ritnrlng inflated on—
•osweet >im.li>n’( need tc>nddaugar,
Jnat pour rut the milk or craam i
■ml match the whnlo family go for
thl) "honey" of ■ new cattail
Meat Makes The Meal!
S W IF T 'S W E S T E R N
O U R O W N M A K E . PUKE PORK
H.irg.inw (iulnrc ul Sinillt's I'm nit m e Store
H H l J IIE 1,1\ IM . ROOM
S12 (liT.in-ii.il i li.iirs. Coil Sprini; Sen In
11la 11*>i m Ruckers, Items Ovei -.1ill led
WESTERN BAI1Y
BEEF LIVER
SKItl Odd Snln. Welt Coilsl., T;i|iesli> Cover
SWISS OR FRY
$10(1
2 |h. living R iiu iii Suite, Mu-sivi- Si vie
FLAVOR UNEXCELLED— CURED
SR5
Kneelude Desk, !l— druvver, tJeti Miihnif.
ROUND STEAK
PORK CHOPS
___
FOR H I E R ED ROOM
$.M
Ores ur Modern Wot erf nil, Wnl. Finish
DELCIO UB H O T W ITH A P P LESA U C E
W ESTER N , H 08T0N B U T T
SIX'.) (ien Maple I pc. Suite, Cull mini Style
A GOOD BET FOB SUNDAY DINNICIt
$;»!»
Innersptiiur Mntlreus, "Mnlnne .’10"
$2!l
('nil Spring. Henvy, Dnitltle ilerk Type
$l(i
Mitple Ctlekel Hoiidnir Cliuii
S'J.MI Dnivnv .nil Kent her I'lllmvs. eiirli
LlK'AI., (iRAOE A, UKKHSHIl t DRAWN
D ININ IJ RODIM A D IN E T T E
$2'.IX lt-pr. Mnstve ,Modern Nuile, (ien. Will.
$1111 llliind Dl. Tnlile \
» Uphill, Cltnirs
$ 11!) Muple Ref. Tnhle Air I Ritgr-id Chairs
$ii.r» Maple Corner Dish Cahinet, (ilasti Doors
ll> fun tn rat plain— rlRht
uut u ( ihv Irwft. U'a m i awowt
and ertap you'll kitp on
nibbling nnd ntbbilfig. You
Juat ran't Ivatre It alonfl.
Put Poal'a logarUhap
on your grocery ttafnonet
$7.05 Nnuirl <'limine Chair. Red nr Ithiek
SERVED WITH HASHED POTATOES
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
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The Sanford Herald
Achefon Talk
Have You Registered?
Butfgdt Slashed
New York Prepares
For Parade Of Irish
I *.'•■**■**• r n a r a n Oat)
(CeattoeeA *!■ » * * n Oae)
Hava you registered ? There are only 18 inore days in
ed IL‘,81a,000.000, granted $2,758,
which to qualify for the May
primary and subsequent lopnient.
Derlerlng that " v « want pee**, 000, 000.
N E W Y O H K . M a r . 16. — W ) elections to be held this year. Up to the present time only but nut at any price,'" Aencscii
Independent Office*, Including r u t h A v e n u e w ill be a b o u t a *
6^100 persons have registered out of 10,000 persons in San* raid Ru»*lu must do several Veteran*
Aminlatratlon and A- irriran aa a m ea do w In J u n o to fortl who should‘be eligible to vote. Actually there were tiling* "wh'ch, while leaving much tomic Energy Commiaaton: re
ypt lo do, would give the world quested $8,488,006,000, granted alao;
9,500 registered voters in Sanford last year.
new confidence In the poftslblllty
1. Makes It a crime far federal
There are probably people here who are not aware that of peaceful change." These are the 18,024,000,000.
Agriculture Ikeparl merit: Re emplqye* to have "unauthorised"
n ittw wits passed by the last session of the Legislature re point* he listed:
9709,000,000, g r a n t e d possession of secret government
1. Join with the Weit In de quested
quiring every citizen in Seminole County to re-register for
(704,000,000.
papers or fall to report illegal re
State and County elections. If they do not do so by the time fining peace term* for Germany,
Labor Department and Federal moval of secret documents en
Japan and Austria— without try
the registration books close on Mar. 81, they will not be al ing tu make them satellites— .Security Agency: Requested |2,- trusted to them.
lowed to vote in the coming primary, nor can they vote in meanwhile refraining from any ( 02,000,000, granted *2,271,000,- ' 2. In case* of conspiracy in th*
theft of secret papers, all the per
•;
the general election next November. It is therefore incum interference with the new atates noo.
Detail* of lbs reduction In de sona .Involved would be subject to
bent upon every citizen who wishes to vote in these elec- on (lie Far East.
V. Withdraw military and nollce fense funds were not available, prosecution even though only one
lions uml who has not yet registered to do so before the
force* from I he .Soviet satellite* hut it was rvpor^d that the larg person actually took the papers,
deadline this month.
H. Permit* prosecution for surh
uml “lefrain from using the tha est cut was In subsistence und
We‘ believe that this matter Ib of sufficient importance dov. nf that force to keep in pow travel allowances for the Army. offenses up to 10 years after
for every civic club In Sanford to bring it to the attention er persons nr regimes" which do Th* Navy’* cut wus' reported to they occur. The time limit is
mound 925,(8)0,000 from a re now three years In case* of fedut their members, for the officials of the public schools to not command popular confidence.
crul employes, the 10 year* would
.'I Drop the piesent "policy of quested 94,008,000,0011.
tell the children about it so they in turn may urge then obstruction”
in the United Na
In the obsencH of new tuxes, tha <lut« from the time they left off
imreiits to register, for the I’T A organizations and the Wo tion* mid help make the U. N. a appropriations commlUei- pro ice.
The now penalty for violationman’s Club and the other women’s organizations to get •erloti* instrument for building posal* would leave the government
their members to register and to encourage otlu?r citizens int*rn«(ionnl pour,) and security. with u deficit uf approximately would he U 110,000 fine and 10
J. Join in sreking "realistic and K , 1(011,000,0W) for I be 1051 D«cSl years lii prison.
to register during the next two weeks. It is aoinelhing t/ftclive
A row in a Senate committal
irrangements for th*
which every business man and every employer of labor control of atomic wcapunt and year.
over wbather a government agen
A
bill
setting
up
new
safeguutds
should call to lha attention of his employees.
liinitattoii of armament* in fan- ever government secrets and cy "ghost wrote" a report un Dl«*
placed Persons legislation wound
Unless an all-out effort is made during the next two era!."
•ightening th* laws against spy up with Senator Kilgore (D-W Va.)
6. fttop using Communist Party ing
weeks a great many Sanford citizens and probably a great
has won overwhelming House (.talking angrily out of Ihe meetapparatus In ovcithrcw by aubmany in Seminole County will be unable to vote on election veiajve
means “cataHlsheif guv- approval. The next move is up to Ing.
<!ny. Many of them no doubt think they can vote and will go e'rnments with which the Soviet the Senate
Kilgore and Senator Jennet
The measure, passed bv the <R-ludt had been mapping at each
to the polls to cast their ballot only to find out there that government stands in an outwatn
they are not properly qualified when it is too late to do any •tale of friendship and respect. lloute on u 3fi8-to-2 vote late yes other. Kilgore, Ids face flushed,
fl. Quit badgering American terday, doubles the penalties for rose from Ihe committee uhle
thing about it, and that they cannot vote.
diplomatic
representative, who ilifclnslni/ government secret* uml j and mid to Jenuer: "UnfortunateSome people may think they are registered who are not are now being
“Irentert a* crim gives the government more power I ly, I can’t yell us loud us you can."
reully registered and if there i» any doubt In their minds inal*," and branded as “ alnstar lo deal with foreign agents. II •He turned on his heel uml left.
whatsoever, they should coll at the registration office al people" with whom all contact Is
113 Magnolia Avenue ami find out the facta. It will be too "pregnant with danger."
7 : Slop "aystematlcally dlatmrtlate after March 8 1 .
,,
While only 5,100 out of about 10,000 citizens have regis ing to their own people* the pkof th* world out*Id* tliatr
tered in Sanford, or just u little more than 50 per cent, 314 lure
horders. and nf our enpatry in
out ,of 6S3 have already registered in Oviedo. Longwood particular." He assailed Sovlal
with‘ 682 potential voters, lias registered 346 already. Ami propaganda which he nald .ham
in Altamcnte Springs, with 665 potential voters, 336 are al mer* at the Idea "f,"*
ready registered. If these County precinct* can registei encirclement, of a United State*
and systematically plot
their people^ it would seem that the people of Hanford could craftily
ting another world war "
iuIso' go to the registration office and prepare themselves
"These," Arheson said, "ar#
to vote in the May 2 primary.
rum* ol the thing* wnlch we
With an importunl senatorial campaign already under fee] that the Soviet leader* could
do. which would permit the ra
way, wo believe that the best service which the jmlitirnl tional
and peaceful development
organizations of the two principal opposing candidates could of the co-existence of their »y»render would I e to (nuke sure that everyone is qualified to tem and oura.
"They are not things that go
vote.
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*TODAY’S JBIBLK VERSE
' ^ V * * * * . * ' e m o e io * t i n u t . fu r
nnaaalraa, but fin a l re fle c tio n w ill
raaa an c o p e tJe n r*, I t w ill n a t be
•O le n ie n t. I f we w o u ld Ju d g e o u r*
M W # *,. we ih u u ld riot be ju d e td .
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W e were In nht fu lly g rie ve d to
learn o f . the terrible rc e tic k n e ii
w h fth P re iid rn t T ru m a n e nco un t
ered on hit w a y to F lo r id a . N o w
.pfcrhap* he t e a lir fi h o w we fe d
^ * n ,v r » * lielening to h it polstw a l ip a ceh e i.
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S en ato r P e p p e r la y i (n ra t it ic t i
O ft U»a $ 6 5 6 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 w h ich G e n ■*taJ M e lo n m ade in pro ( in U « i
Senate for 16 year* now. Wh>
hain’l he donr eomething about
it?
Not all ihr people in Ihe Stale
Department lined by Senator Mi
Carjhy at Rcdj may be Commuri
iiti, bul where ihere it to murli
iptolte their mutt be «omr fur
What we ran't undenlaml it why
iter* ihould he any Ked* >n iht
Stale Depanment.
■! Wt hope you didn't forget to
ply your reipecti to the Collector
of Internal Revenue yetlciday.
Tlltrt you can perhaps undentand
vfhy wt are opposed to Any fur
ther increare* in taxes iurh are
Currently being advocated by
Senator
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S la te
In d u ilria l 1 C a m m in io n
insist that $ 1 5 a w eek in
b e n e liH » not e n o u g V
a te rig ht. Il it nol enough
le t a m an legitim ately u n em p lo y
ed. Bui il it loo m uch fo i a m an
Who lim p ly d o e tn 'l w ant to w o ik
and m erely u i c i ihe m oney lo b u y
m o ir liquor
flic C ity ol b .n f o i d picked up
$ 7 ,7 3 3
ill (halt id ihe Sto le
cigarette t o i (or ihe m onth <d
J a n u a r y . A t dial talc we should i t
c e iv * about $VO,OOti for the lull
y ta r- T h a i tho uld be enough to
m a k * a num ber o l m uch ne sord
im p ro vem e nt* e t well a t to e lle rl
t o m * reduction in ta ta lio n .
T h e S an d ia
Secrel W e a p o n i
B a te near A lb u q u e rq u e . N . M e * .,
w here a re c ta l g u a id huute fire
to ta lle d in ihe d e a th * o f 15 m ili
ta ry . p r u o n t it , w a» rated fo u rllt
a a a n g A r m y in iu lla tio n t fo r f i r *
p m m l io n m eth od* just tw o d a y *
M i n th# f i r * . W o n d e r w h a t the
■ j t o l M t . A t the other in tla lla lio n *
Prophets Of Doom
If fhfre Is anyone In the United States qualified to give
u fair and ucciirate estimate of the deadly
of
y potentialities
p
ie atom or hydrogen bombs, it Is David Lillenthal,
Lillenthul, former
the
lalrman of tn<
tha Atomic Energy Commission, and prior to
chairman
at ti^mlrtnid rpf the Tennessee Valley Authority, ( ’om
that
mentl
enting* recently un dire predictions of four scientmts who
ruce, Mr. I, Ifcnthal
' ml ,,r th "
i
Doom Unit l »f?« r\s;
"I want no part of the new Cult
ing all about tin . . . I would like, If 1 n, to help couutcrtuftt
of this country, of
the growing mood,.among the peo;
hopleagmaa and futility and confusl, which the Omi lea of
dismal words-4-howAnnihilatlou have encouraged by t
be
ever weU-intentlonedithMA words _
"1 know in detail how^dfstructlv# e A-bomb ls.( l know
quite well hqyv dast^uetivo the H-honjb can be, if it mn be
built. Hut I M you;* What good copies from tIn* qxlravq
gant and sensational picturing of the horrors of atari war
fare? Does this Hervf';the purpose of scaring the rid irs u
Ilunsiu and thereby act’ an a deterrent to nggrcsiltui by
them? Of course not. Men who nre'frightened by wbrd pic
tures do not beconle the,iron rulert} of a large part bf the
earth . . .
..
1
"To face the dangers of a very tough world, what ww
need Js nbt to be over-whelmed with these dangers, bul to
understand them, and with courage and resolution and
patience face up to thone dangers and see them through.
We’ve done it before; we can do it again.
"The chief, consequence of this wave of headline ufter
headline about Doom and Utter Destruction, of One-Night
Wars and the horrora that Ue in atomic destruction, is this;
a growing seime of confusion and helplessness among our
own people. And hopeleaeftoia and helplessness are the very
opposite of what we need. These are emotions that play
right into the handa of daatructlve Communist forces.’1
Stated ‘‘Special Attorney" Waste
OBLANtK
Firsthand Information frai
man In portion to know wha
la talking about ahould main
o f R u n la ara con- Stata’a "aptclal attornay" w
■Bouncing tha
p ro fit a primary baua In avary Lap
d w liv a o f lha ca p ila lu tic ayitam tiva campaign In avary count!
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—
ii the depths of the moral con
flict Thev »'* not things that
promise the kingdom of haavan.
"Tliey have been formulated by
iis , not as moralists but as ser
vants of government, analoua to
gel on with the practical pro
blems that lie before ps, and (to
get u respite frnm fear atid Ul^certainly.’ ,,
White hnihrKikd tha|togrram«nt.
■m this basis .would pu4ibe.il on*aided bargato, Ifl addelk
fear, noweveiii thw 1 maat
•viarii you not to raise your hope*.
' "No one who haa lived through
these post war year* can be san
guine about reachlM agraarnenta
n which reliance,cAK.be It*
and which will he
Hovtot leader* In gn
"We must not, In "bur yea
fur peace, allow ourselvea la be
veil by 'vauneipenm htlvoii
ini iiWOTt s.dB liV to
tf ltA »® o d A h
huvlor."
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WE
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selves a good example of f11"*1
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dlnatlon and that thav aid
tit*
utmost of their ability In main
taining good order “ n“ discIWin#.
, "Contlnuad disregard of thfa r«uulremant and failure loyally -to
carrV'dut tha intent of order# Is
sued In conneetlon therewiU* can
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OPENING
FRIDAY, MARCH 17th
High and Mighty Advinturi from WARMER BROS.
Low mil«aga, Tirta nearly
naw, good mwhancially
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ANNOUNCING
FREE FREE FREE
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.Viuperl Deluxe
s&dftss
Mayor William O'Dwyer, Lt. Gov.
Joe R. Hanley and civic and fra.
ternal leaders will be In the off|.
rial reviewing stand.
Several visiting Roman Catholic
prelates also will review the pa#
rude.
y.’«*b.i
Volia William* Jr„ until rai
ly art'Militant attornay maeral
and now a candldata for tha LagDlatura from Seminole County, atya
tha attorney general’*, offlca la
"able and willing" to bindla lex*)
work for whieh State board*, pureaui and an*noIra ara paying out
an unneceaiary 9160,000 a yaar to
’iptcial attornay*."
i
So you don't tUpk ,9800,000 In
E v e ry o n e p r o fit* fro m iohleia a blennlaLStofo blidgetl of ' $900
a fita . u y i the S ta te In d u a tn al ipllllon would bn lalfth of a aa»*
Ingf
When th* cam* kind of
{T W U v «
labor dispute between Western
Electric Company and a CIO In
stallation worker* union.
Warren waa Informed by At*
torney Genera) Richard Ervins
that Western Electric Is not T
public utility and therefor* FlorIda’s compulsory arbitration law
could not be Invoked In Ihe dis
pute.
Secretary plane to’ reful
capital tomorrow.
hi* wa*ta when h« w*i In the
■tolature, but It’* Kointr to take
K n l t t t o T l i S h afaajphirdlM
oadtr and rnora spaciflo public
id IB
farming
nrb the lnduatrlk* of
1
pport to put a stop to, It
ths Shatland lalanda.
aa or go lotteac.i, the only m to
gat tha aavornl talUton dollar aav
iun — moady,*5 bndlw naadad
right flow fo« wtifara and aasaola
- U .Ituplv > start, lopplwr off
ho wait* wherever U rataaa Ita
hand.
\t., .... . •«•4. i. w
ted tp turn out to watch th*
five-hour pageant, which begin* at
noon at 44th Btraet and moves
northward along Fifth Avenue to
Mth Street.
,
John J. Sheahan, chairman of
the committee on arrangements,
predicted the " g r e a t e s t paade ever."
He said more than
I CO,000 persons will take part,
compared to 98,000 last vrar.
There'll be 88 marching battal
ions, including numerous costumed
Irish societies, and 200 band*.
Grata) marshal of the affair Is
Police Commissioner William P.
O’Urlen. He will march behind a
contingent of the 09th "Ftehling
Irish" National Guard division.
Governor Thomas E, Dewey,
address on "tension*
State* aiufdhy
(lowed a
Itooion
fUtq.
y » J w * read tha t in G a r a m w thay
■Sr* m t k i a g a a a nim al p ro fit o f
$ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 a ye a r w h ile tha
U a ito d S t a i n la M a i a t laatt
$ 7 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 a y e a r. T h a R u » d o n i l*e m to .be doing all right
M r th k n a a lv a * a * economic royal-
k, in a dvo ca tin g b n i « i
to lha la z y . I n t i f •
iacom petent to th io w
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M t o , B a t 111 (im p ly ir not • « . aud
NO CONCILIATOR
m o rru w w h in th e co lo r* o f the
I r U h a re s tru n g o u t In t b « a n n u al
TA L L A H A S S E E , Mar. 16— (Jp)
8 t . P a tr ic k ’# D a y p arade.
—Governor, 'W am n today declin
A m illio n N o w Y o r k e r * a r t e x * ed to appoint a conciliator In •
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/4 n J Personal Activities
irtla Palmer Bay-Society E4tor
T c W y h o M 14ft
Civic Department
Haa Travel Program
c rs o n a ls
"Foreign Travel" waa the subject
Mrs. Pauline Howard has re
TH U R S D A Y
■round which an interesting pro
The Men's Brotherhood of the gram was presented by Mrs. F. T turned from Fort Mvers to her
First Baptist Church will hold Williams following a covered dish home at 111 Maple Avenue.
thalr regular supper and program luncheon of the Civic Departniei^
meeting at 7:110 l'.M.
of the Woman's Club yesterday.
Mrs. 8tella De Garmo, who
Seminole Chapter No. 2, (). E. Fsatuied on the program ai sneak
lieen visiting her sister, Mrs.
8. will meet at »;UU i*. M. Re ers were Mrs. Charles E. Iron has
F. L. Crosby, has left to return
freshments will bo served follow side, Mrs, W. L. Henlev. Mr*. to her home in Parish, N. V,
ing the meetini;.
Charles E Ginn and Mrs. Daisy
FR ID A Y
Knox. Students of the Duxburv
Mr .and Mrs. Henry Mcl.autin
The Aialt-n Circle of the Car School of Dancing also performed.
as their guests their nrices,
den Club will meet at 8:110 H. M.
Mrs. C. R. Dawson, chairman of have
with Mrs. L. K. Spencer, with ihe department, welcomed visitors Mrs. Chester Mathis of Hidglv,
Mrs. J. A. Young Ms co-hostess. to the meeting. The program was Tenn. and Miss Melha Smith of
The Hemeroeulhs Circle of the opened with a Hawaiian dance Memphis, Tent:.
Carden Club will meet at 7:30 by Miss Joan Humphrey after
P. M. with Mrs Clay Williams. which Mrs Ironside told of the ■Virginia Tison, a member of
The Palm Circle of the Carden educational advantages of travel.
Club will meet at IU:()n A, M. She Is a graduate of Teacher's the Emory University School of
Nursing, spent the pest weekend
with Mrs. H. K. Ratliff.
College, Columbia, N. Y.. and has In Sanford with her parents, Mr,
The Ixora Circle of the Sanford trained 10,000 teachers. 8he told and Mrs. W. C. Tison
Garden Cluli will meet aI 12 'SO of various articles collected by her
P. M. at the home of Mrs. Charles during travels which she values
Vodoplch at Indian Mound Vil highly. At the close of. her talk
William Shoemukcr has hern
las,. for a covered dish luncheon. Miss Ann Whitaker entertained named to the Dean's List for the
The Hibiscus Circle of the San with a Spanish dance.
last semester at the University of
ford Garden Club will meet at
He will
Mrs. Henley reviewed her trav Florida in Gainesville.
8:00 P. M. at the Garden Center els through Mexico telling of her receive ,his diploma In Julie from
with Mri. W. A. Morrison and trip with 17 women through the the school of engineering at the
M ri. Seth Woodruff as hostesses. desert, to Monterev and Mexico university.
The Cut iodic Woman's Club will City where they staved In a hotel
sponsor a benefit St. I’al rick's comparable to any in the United
Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Heel
party at 8:00 P.M. at the Yacht State* . She described the wealth are expected to arrive Hatuniav
Club. The public in invited to at In Mexico Cltv derived from wi|- fium Atlanta, Ua. to visit with
tend and eniuv bridge and canasta ver. gold, tin, copper and line. 4 Mr. Reel's parents, Mi. and Mra.
after which refreshments will Ire
"Beautiful flowers are every Watson Reel. Mr. Reel hae com
served.
where," she said, “and are similar pleted his studies ai Georgia
H A T U flIM T
to those grown In Florida." She School of Technology in Electrical
A bird walk will he sponsored lold of seeing a stone calender Engineering and will giuduate in
by the Seminole Audubon Bird mad# by the Alices In a museum, June.
Club leaving the Tourist Center and of viewing the offices end
at 7:80 A M, All who are interest banquet room In the National Pal
ed In taking the walk are asked ace.
went to Lige, Belgium, then re
to contact Roger Harris, telephone
Other places- visited in Mexico turned to Paris fur fuither study
101B-XW If they desire transpor by Mrs. Henley were the Majestic and appeared in Cannes in grand
tation,
Hotel where a luncheon way served, opera
M ONDAY
Mrs. Knox, who was horn in
Ihe Palace of Arts or opera house
The Sunbeam Rand of I he Worn made of marble and beautiful .Scotland, told of her i el urn there
an's Missionary llnlmi for ages woods,
Maxlmilllaii
Boulevard, sumi> time ago. .Sturiing from
six to nine years of Ihe First Passo de la Reforma, Beautiful Quebec, Canada, she went to Lab
Baptist Church will meet at 8:30 homes, shops, night dub, pueblos, rador ami on to .Scotland. She
PM.
onyx and tile factories, floating described her visit in Glasgow and
The Woman's Missionary Union gardens and the Alamo at San Kdlnhuigh when' she saw St.
of the First Baptist Chinch will Antonio, were all described bv John's Abbey where John Knox
hold a quarterly husllie«s inerting Mrs. Henley
preached his first sermon In 1858.
at 10:00 A.M. In the Men's Bible
Prior to a talk by Mrs, Charles She traveled thioogh Aberdeen,
Class Room. '
K. Ginn on her experiences In Elgfti, the Cannvarall Canal and
The Dependable Clues of the France, Miss Norma' Fay Harvey the west coast of. Scotland. She
First Methodist Church wl(l meet performed an acrobatic dance to also suyv Loch Kutrln and lau-h
with Mrs. John Srhirard, Jr., In Ihe music of "Cocktails For Two," l.ommond."
l.och Arbor ut 8:00 P.M.
Mrs. Ginn described her career
Hostesses, for the luncheon yes
The R. W. Ware Bible Class of In France as an opera singer terday were Mrs. Dawson, Mrs.
the First Methodist Church will which, she explained, had always F. E Buis,1 Mrs. Miriam Russel!
hold u covered dish supper In Me been her ambition. After gradu and Mrs, E, B. Clements. Mrs.
Kinley Hall at 7:00 P.M.
ating from the Cincinnati, 0 „ Con Dawson conducted the business
TUESD A Y
servatory of Music, she went over session and Mrs. S. G. Hgrrlman
The T h rift. Shop will be open seas as an entertainer In World announced that a drama wpuld bn
from 0:30 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. with War I, She studied music for two presented by the Fine Arte De
Mrs. W. B. Filer he In chxtga.
years In Paris ami four[vears ln partment oif Mar. 22 Members
Nice where she took the part uf of |h«,;club ,werg urged ito raWhen culling a frosted lever Carmen In " Don • Uioyalliil. ' SHa iiegDtst 11« vote in coming i county
ceke dip the knife In hot wtter be* created the role of * Eunice •In' and state elections and to assist
fore slicing.---------------'
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Georltfia Hutching
Audubon Club Will
Honored At Shower
Have Bird Hike
Miss Georgia Hutchins, whose
The Seminole Audubon Bird Cluh
marriage to Sum Booth will take will take u bird walk on Saturday
place, tomorrow night at 7;iMi morning to observe the number anil
o’clock at the First Baptist species of birds that are passing
Church was honored on Wednes through Florida during this migra
day night with n miscellaneous tory season. Jack Russell will he
shower given by Miss Bobby? the leader ami give assistance in
Morton \nd Miss Betty Colluni. identification of the birds.
Guests gathered at the Morton
All who ate interested in birds
home on Mellonvllle Avenue.
are ciriiiallv invited to loin the
The rooms were atractivcly de bird walk. The group will leave
corated with arrangements of by chi at 7:30 A.M. from the Tour
sweetheart roses alio other Spiing ist Center. Transportation mav he
Dowers In pastel shades. A min h i lunged hv contacting Roger Hariature bride was placed on a re ils, president of the Audubon Cluh,
flector under an archway form telephone IUIR-XW.
ed of fern and white roses. Upon
entering each guest was present
ed with a small nosegay.
Games were enjoyed through
out the evening and prises were
won hv Mrs. A. K. Rossettcr and
Miss Kathryn Cutlum The non.
uree received tunny lovely gifts
G A IN E S V IL LE , Mar. ML— Iflpe(rum her friends after■' whlcji re t ilth
Bandleader Johnny Long
freshmenls, consisting of punch, J ,irid his orchestra will set the tmisleake, salted inns, ami mints, I , n| backdrop for the annoal KOTCsot
wete served.
sponsored
Military weekend at the
Those Invited to lie with Miss University nf Florida Friday and
Hutchins
Mrs. ..
Ruth
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.. Hut Saturday.
chins, Mrs. R. L. Morton, Mrs
The cadets will open their grand
IL C. Morgan, Aits. John Cullum,, -ooial function of the year with
Mrs. Robert A. Williams, Mr*. j„ costume dance built mound n St.
Cyril Rutuer, Mrs. W. P- Brooks, i ] 'nllic*k'« Dav theme Fildny at
Jr., Mrs- Rossettcr, Mrs U u r -| IMN| P.M,
ence Wilkins, Mrs. XV. D. Haidl *• . Saturday's events will get undei
er, Mrs. Cecil Sheppard,
» » v with a full-dress Parade ami
JamraChrs Unit and Mrs. I 01" ■, ..gimentiil review nl 10:46 A.M.
Rerkltei.
,
.V)i 1'nil sponsor* will he introduced
Also the Misses '^biirene WlI
tlii*. time.
Johnny Ieonjr Will
IMay For ROTC Bull
Cuilun.,‘,,K « i C n “ ' c I I I mS T JKJm
Rllth illlls, Maude Jiilkilta.
ion, Lois
The song stylings of Janet
Btnee and the Long Shots will
be featured ill the Johnny Long
lonrert from 1:3(1 P.M. to 6:30
l'.M. Saturday afternoon.
New members of Scabbard and
Blade. hoituiHiv military society,
will tie presented dining tradl
tional tupping eeieiuonies al the
liirmal Military Bull Sntunlnv
PA ST M ATRON'S M E E T
The Past Matrons Chib of the Might lit 8:00 P.M.
Sanford representative among
Order of Eastern Star will tneci
on Mar. 23 Instead of Mar. 20 a* the ROTC sponsors Is Jean Saver,
previously announced. The meet■ guest „,
of ...............................
('apt. Dexter Pom-lass.
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Mrs. Joe Cot lev mi Cameron Ave
K. of Crestview.
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Ami Dobsen,
Nancy William*
Joyce Batts, Joyce Cullum. Maty
Louise Smith, Marjorie Hhaufuii'it.
Marthai Grogan. Margaret Myers.
(In hubs. Margaret
Dorothy vonlierbults
voiiHethulls pal I .a«or and the
hosieries.
OI<?o Bill
Ml and .Mrs, Grover C. Whirl*
den nf Winter Park umumuccil
today the liirth nf a son, Glover
Michael \Vhidden, on Mur. 18 at
the Oiange Memorial Hospital.
Mrs, Whiddea Is the funnel Mloa
Mary Went, duughter of Mr. ami
Mis. Leslie Went nf tilts city.
Comniie Frolic
K ••alluu'4 r t « a Paav OaO
view Imad tmd disapproved idealMtiee ul Service.
Bui itlehnrdsuu himself, MeCurtiiv went on. was ipmled in the
new-.paper* vesterdav a* -uvmg
i in- i e\ lew houid's net Urn regardlug Sen ue was taken Mai 3.
Ilie State Department lias -aid
that ilie hoard's rei'umnieiidiitions
welt mil leeeived at I in’ depart
ment until about five limn* tiller
Met hi I hv Innl testified up Tues
day
"I mnleistand," Mel’nitliv wmle
Riihiiid-uii. "that vout lioatd did
not inki action until met 13
month* iiftei llte Stale Departtnenl'* linnllv in,aid had rli'tited
Set \ ice.'
Among ut in-1 tiling*. MeCni thv
ii-kill Ricluiidson to fiiinlsh him
with
uni
infill illation
"whleh
wimlil *ked ariv liglit" on these
iplr-lloii*
"Mow cimlil it have taken 11
day* 1m tin |Servicel -locmnent
to gu tin- tew Idoeks tlop; vout
tiouii) I., Ilie Slate Depaitilieut 7
“ What mused Ihe 13 inontii de
lay in D ie audit hv tlie hoard ill
tin* cu-e” Pill- would seem to tie
ei In -m ill import,ml In view of
t ile f ill I I lu ll Service ill Ilie llle iillli l l l e II oil aceesH to top * e c le l lim terinl and Im* lieen taking n very
ploniloehl purl in tile iloti'i l i li li n Iinn of mu Fur Eiislern fmeign
pulley
K i t i ln if l S'ltiiu r i g , Uaal
H'uailauvd S'vum Paga OMl
a mill pond.”
vigaloi. ,md therefore no discl<"I lo*l fool pounds," lie said ol plii in v in I i*iit was taken In hit
the rough days, "because I could , citie. ilin 11*, wlm was plotting tha
not eat."
Me laughed heartily 1 halllesliip'* position the day of
Reporter*, view ing his bulging 1 Die gioi,tiding, wns nameii an
wuistline, weie inclined l,. In- *kep "inleiesltd parly" in the court of
Ileal.
l l ll p ll l y piiHI-l'dingS.
lie even indicated lie might I m
t* - to n:lii note was disclosed
a seu tiip lien- ngatii, something hy im 111111111 y niid Admiral Smith
Secretary Bos* hinted dining tin* tool io |i of d tloisly:
height ot tile lough wealliet inn
t i n i .............. ling watch of the1
unlikely.
tha1
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\li..... im hi the time of -----“ Do yon think you'll do it
cion .-Inig inoved evtii-uu'ly alert.
again7" repiulcr* asked
“ Ye*," lie sunt, "li was a velv Ml-i,. . .nl i,.1111-1! with an emsrnice tup. I ilank evctyboij^ en gi . - w. 1hoot any piior warning
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1 . ihe engineering plan!
dav* made up I - - •-*• rv'h.iiu '
1 mg M - oin 1 wan *liut down tr
Majoi tieneiiil II h im II Viiiielrill, AllllV llidi denied tlml he >tn- 1 . ooiii-i mudde immiier without
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|porters.
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Billiard C h a m p
Who Played Here
In Feb. Is Deac
SEEKS MORE SPEED
T ak e Id e n tic a l
D rill S essio n s
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T r a i n i n g Schedules
E m p h a s i z e H it
ting And Batting
Italph Greenlee f, one of the world'e
most colorful pocket billiard, play
ers, who gave an exhibit in San
ford last Feb. 4. died yesterday
shortly after he had been ru.hoi
to ilanncmenn Hospital in Childdrlphla.
,
The fiO-year-old world champion,
whs reported to have died of an
Internal hemorrhage.
HI* wlfa
khlil he had been III slnro Monday
hut had refused to cancel e sched
uled appearance In New York last
night.
Mrs. tireenleaf rushed her hus
band to thn hospital when hla con
dition became worse. He died If*
minutes after entering the hos
pital.
tJre.'rileaf's opponent In the San
ford pm..... was Virgil Whittle,
who died lad month Final score
of 'lie exhibition was llift to 20
In favor of (he champion.
Aftej the game, Green leaf inti
on a trick aim! demonstration, The
enior plover appeared in Sanford
for the Tint lime In IlMtl.
Emeiglng from the town of
Monmouth, 111,, ns the "Boy Won
der of Billiards” ill the age of
eight, (IteenleHf competed In his
first bin lor tournament at the age
of Ml. Four venrn later he won
bis first world’s pocket billiard
lltie. In all, he won that crown
lit times and estnhlishrd munv
pocket billiard reroril*.
lie was a great showman while
competing against the nation'll
be-1 billiard talent. Ills favorite
o t „f diowmiin diip was In nre-
M eA H e
U lA r HH*S a o T H / S
‘OtVH K /H O O H
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FCATUKe A
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PA-rnetf th a H
Fi a t -o r - r o a r
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All six Now York Giant fgrm
ub managers rail their squad*
Hough almost identical ,hills yes
terday.
Batting practice, base running,
and pitchers drill- accounted for
the majority of lime spent on the
diamond hv the ,ix teams. Indoc
talk.i. infield ami oulf«’li|
drills, and physical training filled
In the third day's ,<prlpg training
schedule.
Scout Bob Trocolnr paced ih,<
etillte Knoxville luster through in
minutes of cnlMhiuilcs. "Fred Cnr*
pen,'' he said, ''appears to lie In
better shape than any other Hmokte pltrhor,"
Tlio mound'men threw their
first hard curve bulla during five
rounds of batting practice. Gale
Harris, regular fielder for the Hub,
blasted uevcinl offerings over fllMl
S
trination
MgV-rtHMT
rum m o v e m
- MY HAHo WAfiM/1
feet.
The Jacksonville Fiver* pul in
two sessions yesterday.
Ip the
morning .Manage) llal Gruber, as
sisted hv Chai lie Fox, malinger of
the 81. Cloud team, piured empha
sis on a loniblnatlon liana runnim;
and defensive drill, while dilck
0*n*verr, Treulon manager, lifted
fungoes I" the outfliddera.
The afternoon n'xsiiiri ronsls).
td of ft round i of balling practice
and Infield xlr ill™.
The fourth
finger uu Bay Itamblu n hand. Inured lit fielding a bull, was treated
iy tfnlner Harry Jordan. Itambln
will he back in action again to
t
*a*tr th«r tio eneptxyer u indi.•eatable on a chib inch as Weshrotten^ Wh.t I* needed li talent
To Cop Tourney
The little fellowa still have ^ bit
chajire as tha National Inter*61Isfiate (N A IB ) basketball tour
nament moves Into Ita Quarter
final round tonight.
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Of the eljfht seeded teaiki. only
Brooklyn College and Indiana State
of Terre Haute remain Ih the
championship running of the sitdav. .12-team meet.
Other quarterflnallsts are Cast
Central Oklahoma State, Centfal
College of- F.vctte, Mo., Davl.
and Elkins, of Elkins, W. Va.. Uni
versity of Tampa. DaldwIn-WallacS
and < cntr.l Washington College
of Eduction.
Tim two top seeded teams, defending champion llnmllne Uni
versity and Westminster College of
New Wilmington, Pa., got booted
out In the second round yester-
TKF.tR PtrCHfRS ffioUOH W
o r r s e r m e id * * o r pow er,
p u r what's -no pecoM e o r n
eOUVFH’R PA*FRAIL
c o lle c to r *
m e r p to
OROUHO* HoMf-RUti’HAVeH,
dy
tal'din Hay Hi .svh nre pximt I(iiI
to Ink tlie repiii I lug roster nnrly
this week,
IIlibber Gommrd, looking over
the squad us it pared through Hie
drills mid, "I roil'd,Irr shortstop
Harrow Hpenrer u definite big
Isagite prospect, lie has good site
and good at tion."
Bill Gardner, third bui.einiin, ap
peared to lie tetliriiijM' lii Hu>
real form ami si vie lie Hiiuvril in
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Kennel Club Entries
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■IflllTII HAITI—5/talk. Mite
Judy Wirt, Hack tin, l i « Mantana.
Chlnky l.e*. <
>ur Nellie. Hon'li e Boll. (Lorain Tedi, drain.
)f MIRTH M AtK— n/lnihe MIL
■\ Tutfy m
il, Cross t’lly, Kecairfire, NnrtUrn t»«b. I'.inlf, Ollle
Oliver, He* Co inter. I.ujack.
TH M TII H*CM-d/t#tlia Mile
IJanclnx Jtm, Artie's (Jlrl, Derby,
jrln d y r.nvon, Honing lurk, Coup
Otrl. Itursi Mar, Forgollsu gaily.
I It 1Ft11 T O PRACTICK
BO OTH BEND. Ind., Mar. tfl,—
(h — Notre Dame's foothnll forces,
mbaaten In HB straight games,
pen spring practice tomorrow, St.
•atricks’ Pay, It's an old FhrhHM
fish custom, and HUI sturdv ia d .
tilt bn nn hand to oliserve It.____ _
Seminole County
Ily Assoc la led Press
HT. BBTEItHBIMIG, Mar. lit
id’) — That blistered hce| that lempnrnrlly sidelined Joe HiMaggio
apparently has lefl no ill effirton Ihe New York Yankees' girnt
slugger.
Joltin' Joe got bark Into action
yesterday In the game with the
I'hilndelphla Phillies at Clem wa
ter and, during the four Innings
he playud, connected for two h'ls
In three at-luds.
Manager Casey Stengel, suf
fering from neuralgia, was not
present tn sue Ills Bombers bury
the rhlls, 2,'l-tl.
VEKO BEA C H , Mat. lit l/l"
— .With first haseiimn Gil Hodge,
expected In Join Ihe team todrr.,
the Urimklyp Dodgers will have
all th.ir iitayors in lown.
Hodges' wife khvh birtli to u
boy over Hie weekend. Gil wire I
manager Hint Nlintlrii yesterday:
"["II lie In Imnnlinw, Fldlier mid
son doing fine."
B1IKBANK. Calif., Mur. Ill
l/F) Tiiu fit. Luuis Browns’ offirlnls mnv •»' worried iiliont tlie
prolonged nli-ense of Ibiid linse
'puin Fiank Gunllne, but.lt isn't
hot Inning one roosie.
The rookie la Cbmles (Irani
wlio gels more action at third r.s
long iih Gnstine, still inmlgnid,
•days away.
KT. PF.TEIIHBHRG, Mar. D l(/|b— The Kt. Louis Cardinals' In
jury list goes up and down as
spring training progresses.
Pitcher Ten Wilks' .prained
left knee I* reported mending
and lie I. expected to be hark on
the mound about Friday, Mean
while, x-ray. of outfielder llsrrv Walker’, left ankle mid catch'"
Johnny Buclia'a left wrist .Im ved nn broken hone*.
W E B T PALM BEACH. Mar.
18_(/p>— Robert Nelson Hooper
rapidly I* becoming the fair hair
ed hoy of the Plillnt^lphlX Ath
letics' pitching staff.
Hooper— rookie up from Buf
falo— Didn't hurl Ids rliauce* u(
making Hie grade with th« A . a*
ha held thn Broklyn limlgeri litt
le** fur three Inning- In an ex
hibition game yeslei day,
Hooper started on the mound
ft* the A ’bjJu the game won by
By lIHGII H IL L H B T H N , Jr.
N EIV
YGBK,
Mar,
HI
uV)
Nuliiially Kt. .lolni’. U, vvoulil like
to upset Himlley tuidghl and go
"li to win I lie N I. T. Ini skid lull I
title, lull utherwlse Hie seasuu
can't end loo sunn for euacb
El auk Mcljuiie , . Frank also
coaches the Kt. John's liaseball
leain, Nf'AA Eastern Beglomil
■diumps Iasi spring, ami the season opens Apr. J . . If you notice
a priifeasiiuuil tiiueli oh' the Navy
foul ball team next fall, it won't
be bi'i'liuse some of the liny* made
a limcli. f'oiicb Eddide Erdcliil/,
who rulin' I" Aiotpolls fiom Hie
Kan Fianclsco l.lei s, In ought
teammiites, fieri Clark nod Leu
Eslnuuiit as Ids unskdnnta noil
now be lias Frankie Albert, '4Der
quarterhnek, liidplng with spiing
pi ad ice , . Mayor, afire hIL
all, Army will show
this is
•Wl . . .
City College huskrlhiill fan
( r e a d i n g yesteiday’s paper):
"Gee, eitv hit .ifttl against Kentllrky. Tliul's like Hurnciiei lilt ting .4511."
them
"Tlir piti'hcr* ni’*il uu I'xlru
week." lie -ays "l.i" l> al tin ivny
Hie lull lets me .sinml nt them
this spring. Tlie tlumim. jus!
aren’t irmly l» k-rp up with
them."
As evidence of Ibis, Knife
mints tu his Tigers, tlie lletigul
lalsitlen linvo roileilril Till liit.i
ill four exhililtinii games
lit*
spring, while Hie Tlgei pitiiin*
have given up 1*1 xufetl.M. The
llgeis
pluv
Hie
Plnlii'lr Iplilu
- in mi exhtbllimi g.i.nu today.
<T ir s u N . Aris., Mm.
— Cleveland'* Indlnn*, who .park
ed lit ilufen*. Iasi *ea*nii. nre
having a bud rase of fumMe-ilt*
in their exhlldtlon rontesls.
The Trlliesnien have made 14
errors in -six exIilblH'in gru:e«,
Itirhldlng two ngalnit the Oat’land (inks yestirdny mie by
Milt Nielsen mid one by Mirkay
f
Vernon.
■That's x far cry (nun tlie re
gular . . season lust yuir, when,
Cleveland set a new miijbr leagllJ
record tiy committing only ib.'l
LAKELAND, Mar.
Detroit Tiger manager Red Rulf« errors in 154 games.
the Marken 4-t,
G a t o r Baseball
Squad To Start
Playing Mar. 17
G A INEHV’IL L E
IHperlnlt —
Coach Have Fuller's llnlver.ltv of
Florida baseball siinad begins Ita
Itiftll slate Friday nflerniMin when
tlie Galois meet North CHiidlna's
Tat heels in Gainesville.
With veteran performers relum
ing In fill every position with the
except ion of first base, tlie Gators
smile
will field praetienllv
squad Hud far
the Caroline
team
in last year's Inaugural,
A heavy lour of duly Is In likely
prospect for lanky Fred Moutsdeorii, star Florida hurirr. Monty,
who in also n siu'cinllst In football
by doing the pouting chorea for the
Gators, had one of his finest seainns last year when he hurled alt
wins against a lone set back,
•Coach Puller has other good
Inn ling prospect* this season,
mining I beta two letter winner Jack
Gaines. Two lefties grace the
msler, llerninti Wink and Stanley
Belch.
The rest of the Gatnr
mound eorpa nmaists of Pal Yannl,
Jim Register, Hulidi Kinney, Clin
ton Roberta, Asliltdgb Weinman, reached the ton yesterday.
He
tiny Rodrigues, and lla riy Car- figure, the trip down will ‘take
rott.
two.
The complete Gator line-up that
Hightower plan* to start down
will in nimbly fore Ibr Tarheels In ttafiy.
the first of their two game settn
will find Knv Poole behind the
.jN EW TK N N IH KTAIH CM
plate, Morris Rogers or Ed Gon(IA IN E 8 V IL L E — (Hnerialt sale* nt first base. Dick Harr at
reriiml lia-e; Lou Garcia at ehort- Dnlvereitv of Florida President .»
Ltop; Hnl Long at third; and Hlllia Milter will formally oner
outfielders Lowell Rushing. Gene Florida's new tennis »tadbim
Gore, Emmett Rlttlrk, Bill Davis, Thursday afternoon when the f[xt
Henry Cornell, Frank Jones, Glsnn ors tackle their first HEC f”e
of Ole season. Tenneisee.
Aired, nml Bill Godwin.
The .Saurian diamond crew faces
The new Florida stadium Is th«
a tough "ft game slate this spring, latest In modern tennis courtt enqwith top HEO opponent* all along atruetlon, with four clay court*.;
the tine. One newcomer to the surrounded with landscaping, seat*,
Florida stale this year Is Bradley concession stands, and fsrllltte* furj
Tech.
I both players and spectator*.
1
“ Rot ton
. Bueky I. high on hits new out
field combination of Gil Coan In
Jeft, rookie Irv Norcn in center
and Bam Male in right. All three
are young with their beat days
ahead.
The Infield xvlll he tlio same as
HMD with Robinson on first, Al
Kotar on second. Bant Dente on
short and Eddie Yost at third.
Genovese and Sherry Robertson
will he the reserves. Al Evans I*
ret as No. 1 catcher, followed’ hy
Mike Uratso.
•i
* m e t to Make any
"»• Bui
awhile. Walt
!?'"!* *tthoae pennant ; lobi
will
'•F^BMAe May rtSSd *om«T O J B W l :h hive to
p plenty." rJ*
Hke a ' determined
•nirHpd*' -wants first has*.
Eddie Robinson, for exam-
Ann PUge Prepared
SPAGHETTI
2 15%oz. cans 25c
While House Evap.
Milk 3 tall cans 34c
Iona Dritd Soaked Lima
Beana 2 22 oz. cns. 25c
Ymi might navi* money on
ftxid by shopping from store
to store . . . getting a few
good buys now and then. Hut
the surest way to save is to
s h o p regualarl.v at A&l\
where you can count on get
ting good buys every day,
You see, A&P’tt policy is to
keep operating expenses and
profit? consistently low mid
share the savings with you
in the form of prices that
are as low as we can make
them every day of the week.
Fancy Short Grain
Rice .... 5 lb. bag 51c
Coldattetm Pink
Salmon 1 lb. can 37c
HOT CROSS
Buns pkg. of 10 25c
IO N A Y E L L O W C L IN O
PEACHES
E8
-ICED
• NO. 2 Vi
•
CANS
Fruit CocktaiL.No, 2 1 /2 can 33c
Iona Cream Style ,
i,
,
im
Golden C orn........ No. 2 can 10c
Fresh Crisp I
C a r ro tH b c h . 5c
Fancy Garden Green
Libby’s L im as.. No. 303 can 25c
Wincaap
Applcn 3 Ih.s. 30c
Giee li
Inna Full Pack
T om atoes.......... No. 2 can 11c
r'r-np Glee*— Rig Tender
Sweet Peas .... 2-17 oz. cans 35c
AtT b Se Sen
m
Cabbage lb. 3c
Freeh Florida
Red
H lis s P o ta to c H
5
IbN.
25c
Large Crisp Fla.
Iceberg Lettuce
2 headtt 15c
Yellow Onions
3 lbs. 13c
Large Juicy .1 (10'*
Jane Parker
THE SPOT
We'll cheerfully five you your
money back If you don't nay
"Super-Right Meet la gtjod, food,
TO
STOP
Worthmora Chocolate 1 lb, box
Cream Drops .’ .729
Beef Chuck Roast
Plymouth
Special Deluxe
Tudor SwlBn
OPPOSITES BALL PAHK
M ARCH
POTATO CHIPS
Hermans
SAUSAGE
SANFORD
THRU
( “If wa act ahold of some Ditchi » f help and another catcher, we
(In make a'little trouble for any-
PALM BEA C H — Cary Middlecoff won top money in both thu
medal play and pro-amateur com
petition in the Hemlnole tourna
ment. H i. 1!07 won the 64-holo
medal play amnnir the pros. Ho
teamed with C. Douglas Dillon
for a 128 In the .’id-hole liro-amateur eontrst, which tied Jim FerHer and hi. partner, Lerny Hcrdeau.
M I A M I — Theory. Calumet
Farm derby candidate, was Ix-aten
a neck by Black George ($20) In
Gulfetream Park’, rmmtoin <’*
Youth handicap. Trarab
and
Somhor furnished n ll,|l,.4..>o
daily double payoff, second H u
gest In fiuifstream history.
P H IL A D E L P H IA — Jim Leon
ard signed a new liner yem con
tract us head foutlmll coach of
the Villannya Wildcats.
Lemons no2. 37c
G ET TH E
M
'' 1 *
Ketchup 14 oz. ibtl. 18c
S|mh*Ih Koiimlti|)
HIGH LITES
-
Ann Tap* Tomato
morrow.
The filnux City Kmis rail llirnuitii
■ three hour haloing sc slun. Bun
Rnndtdi, vuted most valinthli1
rookie In the Wisconsin Slnlc
league hud venr, Hit numeinu.
lung drive* dm mg hutting
.
tlce,
Oiflfl'ddei Join, Midkr.vlch iiuri
I- r
■ ' "1 don't think this I* too had
a ball club.” .aid Harris, " I don't
went to and don't expect to finlah
last, I never did and f don't In*
land to slsrt now.
By ASSOCIATED PItBBS
"Scp.r-Hight" Well-Trimmed End
Pork Loin R o u t ...
Worthmora Coconut 1 Ih. box
Cream Eggs ..... 29
For Quick Snacks in os. can
Swifts P re m ...... 40
Swifts 42 ox. ean
Chop. Ham ..
2S
Libby. Vienna
Shoulder Roost
Sausage......
Llbbya Corned
UgPLAYB UN T U B MIDWAY
of
Beef Hash ..
v p b
Fordor
P ic k in g Q ^ W in n e r a
IM IV IJ H IN I M iM
Nuts Bin m urn
1
■—
Plymouth
'I
Fordor Sedan
mmsm
\ ■
)
UTHOWmO
.
1 lb. pkg. 43c
Libby. Spaghetti *
�tt
-**^e vi *,t*y*y—
- l i nrr ****<'
>■
j *s
ffA
THUW 8D A Y MAR.
1850
Osteen News
By MARTHA DUNNING
The 4-H Club met with their
iifcijer Marvin Kigg* at Coltin*
bJrlahlng Camp Saturday night for
■the monthly buxine** meeting. A
Weiner roant followed the meet
ing. The hoys In attendance were
David lloxack. nrexldcnt; Billy and
Kennpth Ho*ack. J. C. and Lewis
Allman, Junior Tood. Bryan Net*
ties, Herbert Gillens.
Barents
and friends were Mr. and Mr*. C.
I,. Snyder, daughters, Lucy Ann
and Eloiae, Sonnie Robinson, l.loyd
Whltiker, Mr. and Mr*. G. C.
Hoeack, Mrs. Dunning, Barbara
(tidde**, Mrs, Marie Riggs and
Steve, Mr. and Mr*. Roy Collin*
and two granddaughters. Frances
and Gaile Rlgg*.
The W.M.U. will sponsor a Fel
lowship Supper ut the Bsptlst
Church Wednesday night at 8
o’clock. All are wclrome and are
asked to bring a covered dish and
table service for a social get to
gether. There will lie choir prac
tice after supper and a praver
meeting after the singing.
Mr*. Harry Osteen amt Mrs,
George H it, spent Friday in Port
Orange visiting Mrs. IHrl's par
ent*. Mr. and Mr*. Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs. (I. Harrison of
Orlando attended church here Sun
day. Mr. Harrison sang a solo
which wae much enjoyed.
Those attending the county conn
cil of the P.T.A. from (lstccn
HAVE YOU FILED FOR TAX EXEMPTION
DON’T WAIT
ONLY 15 DAYS LEFT
TO FILE YOUR 1950 APPLICATION
FOR HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION
and PERSONAL RROPERTY RETURNS!
FRIDAY, MARCH Hint IS THE LAST DAY
T A X l.AWH PROVIDE S EV ER E P E N A L TIE S FOR F A IL U R E TO F IL E
R ETUR N S ON TA N G I RLE A ND IN TANG 1IILE PERSONA I. PROPER.
TV . H O M ESTEA D EXEM P TIO N C A N N O T nE G R A N TE D UNLESS
APPLIC A TIO N
IN F IL E D
W IT H IN T H E PRES^ M H E P TIME*
lllitnkH have turn mulled to all who filed applleallon or made returns Ipal
year. If you failed to receive yours please call for them at the Asi«raHor*H
Office.
4
When applying for Hnmetead Exemption for the Drat time, please hrlng
your deed with you.
If you need help with your returns. I shall he glad to assist you.
YOU ARE NO LONGER R EQ UIR ED TO
H O M ESTEA D EXEM P TIO N A T T H E C ITY
E N T IT L E D TO WIDOWS EXEM P TIO N OH
A PP LICA TIO N FOR TH E S E SHOULD BE
F IL E APP LICA TIO N FOR
H A LL . H U T IF YOU ARE
D ISAIIII.ITY EXEM PTION.
F IL E D W ITH T H E C ITY .
T A X ASSESSOR
Dr. Henry McLauliti
Will Sell Seals
With the H|i)imach of Floater
Sunday, tile
Central
Florida
Society for t'rippicd Children I*
completing plan* lor .1* HIGH *ulo
of Eaxter *eu1i>, Mr*. John Rog
er, Seminole County vice prcslitcnt, auid yexterday.
Main lienefactor* of thin year’*
xalc, Mr*. Knurl * mud, will be
tile Foreat I’mk School for Spe
cial Fid neat ion in (it Undo, where
crippled and pliy-Lully linnilicapped children of Central Flor
ida are provided education that
would otlleiwixe Ini denied them.
Seal', will lie mailed to all reoldentu of Seminole, llriinge, ()»renin, Lake, Sumter and Bre
vard count lex, Konielinir wit but
the next week,
and collection
can* will lie placed ill cunxpiciinil*
local Ion* throng hour C e u t r n I
Florida. It Flail Kipp ix prexldent of the (Y in in l Florida So
ciety foi Crippled Children; Mr*.
Jeff
William*, trni nurer, nrul
Mr*. A. C. T in -ro ll, -rc rrla ry .
Optomclrldl
It.'I Magnolia Ave.
I'hotlr fit.
Safer Gough Relief
When new ding* ot old fail lo *1” t
yxnu colil don't delm Safe, depend
able Cieomulxion got-* ipuckly to lies
non of ihc trouble lo relieve iicule
htoiulutu or chcl cold* l icoiitulvion
ha* *100,1 Ihc lc-l of linin' than 'll
year* and million* of met*. It contain*
•nfc. proven ingredient*, no narcotic*
ami i* line lor ehildien. \*V voor
dtnccut (or CreomoKion and lake it
pmmpilv accoiding lo dueviioit*.
Tho T H I N K IN G F E L L O W
rides the
“
YELLOW”
1‘IIONK
were Mr*. I’ll Pletv. Mi*. Rithr-rt
Williiini*. and Mi* King Allman.
Little .1011111111 ainl Iri* AVil.uiti
have returned home afler two
wrek* aliiv in l-lntei pi i*e nitli Rev.
i!l Itm ir S m l r e
and Mr*, lim in g
Tlieii mntlirr.
All*. Wil.-nii. i* miirli better In
AVr have If link - cm Ire
heMitli.
XXhlifl*1* Xamra «#nlrr « l« ll" «
Mi flail r K «t.... .. of I tel,iitnl I
I*XIIK XXII. * 'i>ll » P.
Y FI .LOW C AR <’<>.
and Ali .. Stiwrll and -on Don of
Euterpe!*, •iillol mi Air*. C. A. f
n*on Sundae.
I lie 11.1*.If. ‘dinly ciniMe start*
Frida;.. "Winning W itne.,,'*" I*
the lople. The Intermediate* anil
iluuloi Cln-*e* will be held F’rlday
nighl, Saturday night, ami Alar.
*■'1 and Mm 25
There will la<
an exaniiiiiition on Mm. at. Tile
adult*’ exam* will lie Alar 21), A(ar.
-J . Mat *1, Atm 27, Alar, lfl» and
Mar. .11. Itrme,nbei .|he*e dale*
and idl wlm ran. eoiun and *1 udy
with o*.
(hi Flnater Sunday, Apt it. Hie
Knplixl fliin rh i. planning a Revlval Servin’.
Driver* III In ;;n vnii* obi are
involved in five lime* a* many
aeelileul a* iliivn * in the 15.
to-nil age group.
■—
A.
B.
Fur RcmuIIh
T b . tallawlag rate* ***lf la
alt Waal X*. auhii.h.rt la Tb*
■aafnr* llaraldi
I
I
0
M
Br
tlaia Ilia e rr lla* la ia rlta a
llarea M
gar lla* laarrllaa
iliyta Oa g rr lia r laarrllaa
tlaira M grr lia r laarrllaa
g rr lla* ter V r a r lr I 'u t i a t t
Vlx* w ar lla ta tba Mat.
Uaabl* ratg far bla rh far# rape.
PHONE 148
W a a l Ada rrtll br a rrrg trd
a»*r tba lalrgbwaa aa aiaataraadaai rb a ra * If ra a r aaara
la llatad la Iba talagbaaa baab.
la rrla ra lav tbla arraataiadallaa Iba a dvrrtla a r la rtgaalad
la gag grnm gilr. la ardar tar
aa la randar Iba brat paaalbia
a a rtlrr, all W a a t Ada araal ba
la e a r altlaa aa Iba dap b rla ra
gabllrallaa.
Flraaa aattfp aa latatadtalalf
If aa a rra r a rra ra la paa* aa.
W a ra a a a l ba raagaaatbla tar
wap# I baa aaa ta ra rra rl laaap.
THE
SANFORD
HERALD
'
tB L A K A APATMBNT8, Ro o m
and Store*, ltd W. F ln t Street.
Phone 4W-W._________________
ONE of Sanford'* bettei' apartmanta, On* Iwdroom and rollnwny hod. OOP South Park.
ROOM Apartmant for rant.
Aouita only, ilia Myrtla Are.
^Arnilbhle April tat. largo 9 b*dw room furniahed apartment 110
Magnolia Avg. A. K. Reaarttar,
Phona B12-W,
infC H EN EtTE
Apartment*,
completely furniahed. By month
or year. Refrigerator^. Slumber_la n d Court on Orlando Highway,
Room JR ' a 80V eulUble for office
or gtora. Faroe t3th Street.
Central Florida Quirk Freeae
and Storage Co., 401 W. 13th
Street, Phona 1811,
...
ride fund ahad 3 room cottage.
All convenience*. Banina Lake,
«raPaola,
r* ^ Florida.
“
DtO OM S. bath, acreened porthee,
garage, fruit tree*. Aouita, no
pata. Inquire 3318 Palmetto
Avenue.
A U IT s
three
___ .near Waatati
School. W OO per
Apartment^ KL
ItE D IT E D
to
50%
A N T K H E G L A S S — C H IN A —
F U R N I T U R E — O I I J E U T K f»U A R T
1
FERKIS GALLERIES
ANTIQUES
.110 BARK
"tii
‘"’J
AA IN I I K I* A11lx. I I A
V\ I ... V
1
’* * L A K E H A R N EY
G O A T MILK ' ‘
M nnEltri *lo’t’ M-imu *liu|i ill
r .TIN ST. JOH N S RIVER
Kmulnll Br|i’»t, 8u. Sunfuri) Ave.
liioliiig’ iBun.im wo,ih ” ( -.up
I.ARGFi lot*, ticriugc, rcKiiicnllnl
Bjiunc Tlrl-W-Jl.
ii. I j
pH”*.
\It oituuiim’tit ,n m t
i In** .-luijic. Will ,-r|| rot,.-mi
property. Bcntilifu) *ntul henrli, F’urd Fiirgi'Kim Trnrtor O uhIo i ,
fUhlng, limiting mid Imtiiing.
nl'l”. tlili,min S|, uni l.iiiirnli \
Sum Dunn.
See your broker or owner mi
Co., I!1 Wwl Ciil1i'i','il .\vo., (It
1
only
New
GenC*
I
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g,)li|
l.i iuli>. Flu
•mitli *)dp of hike. A. A. JA N FI.
1
7
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water
proof
waR'Ii,
a
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Rc*l llnven on Luke llitrnrv.
*lntl
ill
$ltnnn
ll!—
S|iia* m l M ’n ut** - - 1j
jT jJ L ^ je n e v i ^ F h v _ _ _ _ _ _ _ >_
Hi *ixi* p iH 'k l’l
watch
$fili no I'll AC 111 if W tiltK
I— Hciil Ew liiii’ W illi it’d — I
Rlouii’
__i------------ --------fo, (•if i*^t ini ut I’m. .|,o k
21.1 lliiniill’in xviit>di, good
-I'll
I'ouilltiou
'..$■11700
’’ or 3 bedroom hmi*p renaimnhi.v
I ’. ' M l I i11
prlrpil. Guild neighborhood. Mux 17.1 Mill) p o c k I11 w rit c h
Smuling i<„i| l-'ttn-ltiiig
"Hirnfnril
* - 1 Hrrnhl.
1*
17.1 Elgin poekel wntrh
$3(1.no
(lllk KIlU'l - lllilt, Ml,oil'll
15.1 Fllgiu pocket watch
f l 5.no
(illii’tiril ul llio iighl pri.’i’.
A rile let* Fu r Hale — ft 01<2II it mo. old 21.1 llnmlllon
S t , l oir ?|tl If |
Will ill
ftir. on
KKI'VIK SERVICi:
TU X E D O FEED S : Complete line l.adiea1 I. li t Dlnnmnd ring $50.(01
Hunt'* Tuxedo Feed Store.
GenC* t'-lrl. Uiiininnd Bing $55 (in IIAIHlI. Tuitnlor*, Elect rle
Ainlliuig il”il tui,I
Ct.||
$15.on
H O T LUNCHFiS served every dm x only Wedding Sei*, ra.
xilti Hill ilotyey, I'lmtie
Knloii’il
price*
on
Gctil’a
and
11:30 to 2 — • with Home Mad”
or I’ i ) llox 1117, Khii Io ’ iI
Ladle*’ ring*. They will make
roll* and corn Muffin*. Homer’
ot- ul it* lie*t.
a
gntililate
a
nice
gift,
Grill. 334 Emit l*t Street.
Wntrhri,,. DIumotuN and Javxelry. NEW FLdDRH elirlacrd t,
feelfon Old floor* inaiie nr.
EflHELM ANS Red Roae Feed Lay -away your gift now fnr grad
new. Hoixlilng, cleaning A wm
Tourhtnn A Watson, 1201 Celery nation.
itte. R-i i I hIiIo power plant, S'J
MARGARF1T C. G W A L T N E Y .
Ave. Rhone Ildfi-J.
vcota nxperlenee In Seminol*
Jeweler
PRIED Shrimp I Ldunar, Served
County, R. M Gleaion,
M A TH E R or Sanford
'Th e Best Shrimp on Barth"
I H A V E A W ATC H
Marv____
every night at Hnmer'a 0011.
YOU M UST SEB
FtH G ID A IR E
324 East tat. Street.
Hale* and Serrlce
Now available. I.ateH modal High- d— A H TIU LK S W AN1KD— H
Fat-lory trained (tuallfii-d Se,
Speed Floor Sander for rent.
vice Men.
Everything to complain a firat WE HUVi flEI.L A T R A D E u*ed
H IM . H AR D W AR E C(l.
furniture. Wil*nn-Maler Furni 161 Ii. Firat________ . phon*
clan >b.
Call or mme Into
ture Co.. 311 FL Ut. Rhone OBH. C A L L BI7 for Battory, General",
S EN EA R IK Glaaa * Paint Co.
112,114 W. 2nd________ Wtona J12°
anil Starter •arvice.
Htvaln'Batlery Service, 301 IV. Fir-*
SINGER M ACHINES, new dl.uaed
—A
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Termr. 321 B. U t St.. Th , 1824. R -, H E LP W A N TE D
K
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EL Oil for hmn,’
FLORIDA giant pepper plant*.
E V E R Y D A Y CARDS
Cull Alvin Odliam, Slurialr ItLeo Bui nor. Phone 25S-J.
S E L L h|g valim AMortmcnF for
fining Co. Rhone tHBfi,
Blrlhdnya. other eventa, Ray*
b w A t SHOP — “ |08 E T lt h St.
you up to I (Kl per rent, on fail Oil I. AN III t Morning Sentinel, Or
Wa Huy, Bell or Trade moat
f i e ..................
$1 »aleal
......... _______
New Metallic*,.
Gift
liinito Evening Star. Cull itulph
anything. Rhone 1P8-J.
Wrap*, PLASTICS, Imprinted
Bay. i liio-J. ________
EftJOY Sunday dinner at Laney’a
Stationery, other*. Start ta m
TBe alao week daya. tunc he# A
V
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N E T IA N IH.INIIH made lo
ing frith FR EE Imprint Rample*
hart ordera:
order. Seminole Venetian Illiti>l
and Aae'ortment* on approval.
Co.
320 W. 3rd St.
Rhone
Writer A U TIS TIC , 86D
Wa both loae when you don't bring
» Way, Kl1152-W.
your prescription* to L A N E Y ’S. ■
______:n ;ix
Drag line, hnlidmrr, dump I ruck,
Phona 103. >
YO UN A mad fm outalde aaleaman muck, fill dirt, ahell hiiiI H iiv
TA N G E R IN EH for .afe, price reawith local concern. Knowledge
by load or job, Contact II- K
aonahle. Alfred Krlcaon, Rout#
of typing reiiuiredl good hackCulmU-il. conlraclur, 1(111 FL New
11, Bog 134, Sanford.
ground In Knglt*h. Excellent
York Ave., DaLand. Rlui’io IMi
Sacrifice ID4P Dolute Glbaon elec
opportunity to acquire valuable
nr 28B-W.
tric range, uaed 4 month*. Call
knowledge. Rleaeant work .Write, LVtfN M O W ER S sKarpfiied, hi
. 1B4B-J1.
J ,v
age and nuallflcaliona to Boa <f,
cydea repaired, l-ock A Key
r/n Hera|d.__________________
work. i’ionipL SnivUe. 11.
J U»eil filrctijc Ttcfilgeiaiui*
help net un ahowa and
Simtnanj 3tU R 4th St.
iI Uaed
uaed ua*
nerngerator
Gae Refrigerator
pplv Sunday' fioon'tp
Bendla Waahlng Machine
1 Band!a
IlKtllH TBR Bli
manager, Rnyal Crown Shows at i
1 Nine gallon etoettie walcr.hoai
khwt
SERVICE D E A L E ir
ar, new, *p#el*D. .
|60.o
)M.oo W r W ^ ! ' oppoaR# Rail Park. FOR BO TH Clinton, Brlgg* ami
^ fcaatar
t Mead 20 gai: D. w water
heat.
Stratton Engine*. Trained Me
1 read Apartment ala* gas range
ehanlca and all facllltlca for re
> uaed lee’bogea, tkuy.
pair* from minor adjuatment*
1 read Power Lawn
ALL TYPRS of haSdm » w «
to romplete overhaul. A ll make*
$96.00
1 Raw Rao power
engine* repaired. See
rwaorwMo ratoo. Free reMarett
H ILL HA ROW,
CO.
S TIN K M A C H IN E And
SUPPLY COM PANY
BtfT W, Becoad Street, Sanford
giant buniiar
wateli1
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lowe Horn*
FORCED TO VACATE SALE!
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Florida Society
The National I ieogi ripbe Snc*
lely *ay* Mi. Tin Mini- Walker in
17frit illxeloM'd the impnInnee of
fuillberI>itill Gap a* ii way lo
the weal.
SANFORD F. DOUDNEY
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T H E SANFORD H ER A LD . SANFORD. FLO R ID A
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ATIUNTHtN 1\HMi:ilS'
SADDLES, HALTERS, I’.RIDLES
MARTINGALES
*
FXTUA sriOCIAL ! ! ! !
RUG. UTi.ilil WUSTKHNSADDLU
NOW
$75.00
L()(i(;iN(i TOOLS
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Commies Are In
State Department
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BOSTON, M a r.
17 — I/PJRepublfcnn Nnllonnl Chairman Guv
G. Gshrlulsnn i linrgril torinv that
Communists nnd fellow travelers
"have been employed to n danger
ous dearer In important governmsnt twists, especially tho State
Department."
Hr Inked the Ttumatl admin's
tratlnn with "fullurr tn recognlir
the full implication nf thin threat
to uur seeurily."
,-We dnnnum* l hr fart Hist in
formal |on vital ft, mir rruiilv
has bren nindr nvnllnhle to nllfii
agents and per Mins rf uuestionnble
loyally," Gabrlelson said In an
address prepared for u noon luncheon nf thi- Msssarhusrtt* Worn
en't Republlran Cnnferenre.
He vuld the ftepiddlrnn parlv ad
voratss
___ .
ojik nollrv ni'iiinsf
the spread nf Cnmmunhim or Fas
cism at liuiiie and aliruad. and we
Insist that America’* efforts to
ward tills end lie directed hv those
who have no sympathy either with
Communism nr Fuselsm.”
lie did not pursue the point
further, however.
Gabrielson defined the Issue In
thd IDDfl rampaign to regain He
publican control of Rennie ami
lloitre ns "llhertv ugniusl .Social
l»m ”
fie rltniged that '« small hut
power! gioiip of person* who tie.
llevr In Kni'inllum ami have no
concept of the trur fmiudnttnn of
American progress" i* dlrlnting
the udnilnkl ration'* program "for
• planned ecnnoniv modeled on the
BorlnlM r-ivrinmeiii of Kurnue "
One nf thi -til w
he unld. I*
Federal H • <mv
\dminlstrutor
Osrar Ewing "n-wv unking ever'1
effort to hrJiK- limit ‘voclalited’
mnlieine iiivloi the guine of 'com
pulsory Iter:M'• In urnnee’."
"The rpicstlon," said Gabrielson
"Is whether wr shall remain in
this country a free pcoptr in cunsUnt rontrol of nur aovermnent.
or whrther vve shnll delicate to
all all-nowerful federal govern
ment with unlimited power to tas
and spend, the right tn direct and
operate nur agriculture, industry,
labor and lontl eominmilllrv amt
the dally llvtm of mir ellisensi”
At THE CHURCHES
All Chunh Notires must be presented at the Herald ofllra us »hiday before pnhllestlon.
Sanford Ministerial Anxuclallon
Hcv. H, li, Zimmerman, President
Joe C, Crewn, Her. - Treatt.
F R E E M K TH O IIIS T CHURCH
AMSKMItl.V O F GOO
West Fourth Street nnd
1200 l.niirrl Arenue
Laurel Arettue
1.. A. Mien, Pastor
Fred It. Horton, pastor
Phone 9ID-J.
Sunday School
»s4fl A. M.
Simdav Kilmnl, [*:th A.M.
Morning Worship
Jti:4r> A. M
Morning Wor bln. 11:on A.
Young People* Service 7’IKI P . M.
Srimnn nihirrl, “ An Alt:
Evening Herviec
7::t(l I*. M. Prayer."
I’lnyer Meeting, Wedm-mlny 7:30
Evening Service:
4’nuth Srrvlre, U:.7(l p j l ,
Evening Wor hip, 7:00 |\|
Wednosdov Service
T IIK CHURCH HP Gtllt
Afternoon pinver, 2:00 p.j
230V Kim Avenue
Hilde Study, 7 :Ui| p,M.
Rev. Joe t’. Crew*. Pastor
Subject, "H um- to Prnv,"
Sunday Sehool tt:-lf« A. .M •'Inns'*
for nil ages
CHURCH OF C H R IS T
Morning warship tl:(HI A. M
Mesisge by the pastor. Il»,rti i Nernnd KOrrl and Klin Avenue
Sunday Hrhool 141:00 A. M. ||||,|„
mat service at 3:(Nt P. M.
•Study Classes
Silver l,nke.
Evangelistic servire at 7:3I> P 'I 11:tHt A. M Worship. Seruu-n
Message by the Rev. It. M I,i pie: "t ti ii i e-it Mcm tier ship is
Costly",
Sweat of North Carolina
Prayer meeting nnd llllde study 7:;i(t P. M. I’i milling the Word.
Sulijcrt "The lief. nl nf Pride.'
i-arh Tuesday evening »' 1
P. M. Come and bring your Thursday:
N:OU p. M Mtd-week Devotional*
Millies.
W. M II. Servire 'flint winy even mid Mllile Study
Weli-nmi no ail s all to wot in,
ing at 7:311 P. M- A mimloiimy
'Win ii
('In i I and Clll IhI iiiii
program you will enjoy
V. L. M. Service Friday evening Meet”.
al 7:3tl I’- M A prog, am (<"
• II HIS 11 \ n \ M ISSION A in
all young people
The church string tumd nndii tin
U I I IN C H
direction of Charles W. C m " . Park Avenue A fourteenth Street
h lil furnish the mode mid the
Rev. l,lriiit 1-1. Smith, I'n-lio
public is Invited to attend
111.410 A. M
Millie Sellout
A. Wielmlilt. Supt.
10:011 A. M
Morning Worship
“ : 15 P V
Evening Service
The pistm willvpeah ill htilii
Rev. A. IJ. Mrlnnl*, It. 11^Pastor
p:.|r> A. M.
Church School survieus on Sunday.
The public Is cordially invited
||:00 A. M.
Morning Worship
to eaeti service.
Sermon: Mr. Mclnnts
p, M.
Youtli Fellowship
FIR ST M K TH O IIIST CTIUIIC II
7:30 P. M. Evening Worship
J. II. McKinley, MinMer
Sermon: "We lleliove" t,j Mi
Mrs. P. It. SlephrnHtin, D.II.E.
Mclnnls
..
»
P: ICi A 'I Church Sehool.
Sprclal Music for the Mmumg
service: Anthem "My Sheplu’id
A elnss f.o every age.
11:01) A.M Moinitig Win Inn
Will Suidy My Need” by «)"•
Sermon Topic; "W linl To 11
Youth Crtnlr
Special MHide f"> 'he Evening
Service: Solo: "L;;t Not ......
Ileiut Be Troubled — Mr* « hat
les Wilke.
GIRLS CON CERT
The girl*' rlioru* of the Fiamt
Lake Arudeuiv will sing Frtdnv
aveiling at 7 dll) o'clock at Hie Sev
enth Day Adventist Churrh, Sev
enth Street ami Elm Avenue. No
admlHstnii will lie ehnrgcd Mild
Ihn piddle is Invited to attend the
concert.
C E N T R A L B A P TIS T CHURCH
Math Street and Laurel \venue
llnv, I.. S Whnllrv, pastor
Phone IIMI-K
Sunday School, Ihlli A M.
Clasaes for nil ages.
Morning Worship. IldHt \ M
“ Vletory That OverroniCh ih<
World."
Sermon hv pastor.
In World War I] PH o/o ol
B T .U . 7:00 P.M.
Marine officers and H'J b/u nl
Union for all nges.
Marina enlisted men narVnl n«
Evening worship, H'.ltll I* 3|
•mas.
"Nn By ami Hv Hot Now. Now!"
Study course with First Miip H -i
Church ne*l week at 7:30 P.M.
"Colne thou with tja and we nil!
do thee gnod."
Legal Notice
n,
s/v ruu sM tn,
M U S T B A P TIS T CH URt'H
Park Avenue at Hlsth Street
W. I’. Ilrnoks, Jr., Paalor
John l„ Miller, educational Dir.
"We've Saved A Place For Voo"
Sunday Sctinid
!*:45 A. 31.
"Take Your Family To Sunday
School" A place for every memlie, of tile fnmly.
Morning Worship
jf:t}0 A. M.
Srnnon— W. P. Brooks, Jr.
Tm inlnr Union
0:15 P. M.
A union for every church mem
ber. Story Hour for children under
0 year* of age,
livening Worship
7:30 P. -.1.
•Srrinnn- W. P. Ilrrmka Jr.
Wednesday livening Service 7:30
P. M.
livery night during this week
course of study mi Houl-Wlnnlng.
Cln*«f* for Adults, Yuung People,
Intermediates and Junior#,, Wa
Urge You To Attend.
FIRST <1111(4 11 OF ( n illH T.
SCI P.M I S T
MMI Fast Serund Street
Sunday School, lli-lfi A M.
Morning Service, llittll A.M.
Wednecdav Servire, B:IM1 I'.M.
Rending Room Tuo*dav» end
Friday*. 3:00 to 5:10 P.M. All
arc welcome to attend uur services
ami to use uur Reudlng Room.
“ MATTER* 1* the subject of the
Lesson-Seinion which will he rend
In Churches of Christ. Scientist,
throughout the world on BundmyMareh 10.
Tho Golden Toxt is: "Tho grass
withrreth. the flower fmleth: hut
the word of our God shall stand
for over” (Isa 40:8).
Among the citations which com
prise the Lcsson-flormon Is the
following front tho Bible: " 0 earth,
oarth, earth, hear tho word of the
Lord’ tJer. 22:21)).
The Lessnn-Sormon also Insludo*
the following pussage from Ihc
Christian Science trulhonk, "Rrloner nnd Health vvilh Key to tho
Scriptures,' by Mary Baker Fgtdy:
Scl"A correct view of
... Christian
__
erne and of Its adaptation to hcnling include* vastly more than is
nt flrwt seen. Works on inctaliysle* leave the grand point un______
uuchrtl. They
They never
never crown
crown the
the
power of Mind as the Messiah, nor
ijO'tliey earl y
Slenl enemies,
............. even tn the extinc
tion of all belief In matter, evil,
disease, anil death, — nor insist
upon the fact that God Is 'all,
therefore that matter Is nothing
beyond un Image In mortal mind'
F IR S T C H R IS I IA N C H U Itt It
14,417 Sunloni Avenue
J. Riiivihill Farris, Minister
“ Ttie l.nkevctiiiii Church" will
tin I In- sei i i i o i i subject Sund i .
mmmng ill the First (llillsllan
Church. This will crmchlde a -ei1,'it of sermoii-i on "Chil*l Me*
sages In the Seven Clnncli of
A*la."
M rnum m u
L A K fc U N D;. Mar. 1? - (Baaregistration ft#*
urts show tl ait Florida Southern
Colls## attt
represent U
states, 17 f
eoaatrlse and
50 Florida couni
Among tha stttae, Florida leads
with 733 studenU, followed by New
York with tW .aad Neat Jersey
with 1M . Other staiaa refreaanted by B0 ot more students era
Illinois, Pannaylvanla, Ohio, Virlnla, Michigan and North Caro
ns.
Foreign country representation
Is headed by Cuba, with 17 atudfnts, followed by GuptemaU with
II, China with nine, Jgpan and
Puerto Rico with’ five and Korea
with three.
Other countries represented on
the campus are Peru, Egypt, Dom
inican Republic, Philippine Isl
ands, Brasil, Mexico, Malaya. Pan
ama, Turkey, Poland and Huseia
Polk leads the Florida county
clall — lUc •at
S
T H I SIH SA TIO H At
H IW BUN D W ITH
IL A T f TH A T CAH I I
RIMOVID FOR CHAM*
I N * IN O N L Y I I
S1CONOS — RIQUIRIS
JUST 2 IA S T SUPS.
1. Dataah eordi from bot
tom rail with patented
c o rd fa s te n e r — no
tooli needed.
C O M M U N ITY C H URCH
Lake Mary
C. C. White. P u ta r,
The Friendship Close krill qwtt
■t the Commually Church Mar Si
•I 3:80 P.M. far fl cavhred dish
supper. Mr. and MnL A. J. Daugh
erty and Mr. and Mrs. A Omey
will be hostaesee. All should bring
table service.
Wednesday the Women's Alsoelation will meet with Mra. C. P.
Dreeing ton nt 3:30 P.M.
Church School Sunday 1Q:U0
A.M.
Glasses for all ages.
Worship 11:00 A.M.
Westminster . Fellowship Aj.'IO
P.M.
Prayer Meeting Thursday 7:45
P.M.
Choir practice Thursday 8:15
P.M.
2. Simply pull sleti free of
tapes and cord*. All
slats come out together
in • bundle — no slow
slat - by • slat removal.
Slots are now out and
ready for cleaning —
•Her cleaning, slots era
easily replaced.
OUR LOW PRICI
Sanford FUKN1TURE Company
Ned Smith Mgr.
300 East First St.
‘Right where we've been for 29 years'*
f
"lie Went Away" will he the
evening sermun aulijeel. Tills H
Hie story tif a young taan who
came to Joans and then ‘‘went
away" from Him.
, Sunday Svlinol begin, It* wor
ship and MOdyd at |t;-ir, A » M.
Christian Youth |-Vll"w tldp meei ■
MORNING T i KVOTIIINS
Lleuteiiant Paul It. Jones, of the III). <1,3(1 P. M. A i t'ldial welcome
Hnlvntlmi Army, will Is- in eliaige to nil
of the Morning Dqvuli'itis Pro
gram nest week. The pinginni
Is liranl daily at H:33tl A. M. over
s o rtrn t o t e r t u it
Slat Inn WTIt It unit i» sponsored
Th « Hisi* uf l-'liirlilsi Mreslloa
To Bury A limielss, 7SI tints jiy the Ministerial A'-nidation In
Avenue, Wlllnr.l, ( MiIit
You ur» til-1, l.v reipilinl tu ,vp- coupe ml Inn with Hie iiulio sta
l.esr to n cvilnin Hill h( (.'i.iiitdnlat tion.
m estii
C H URCH
•
Rim Avenue and Reveal It fltreel
Kliler A K. Deyo, superintending
pastor nnd L. II. Shepard and Wil
liam Watt, assistants.
Hsbbnth Mmol. Mrs. R. G. Brisson. mint.
H:30 A.M. Saturday:
Home Missionary meeting, Thomas
Waller, lender. H>:4(> A M.i church
service. 11:00 A.M.
Tonight at 7:30 o’clock the Girls
Choi us nf the Forest Lake Aradrmv will sing. Thu public is In
vited.
(Episcopal)
l.vlHclon /.inline
It D
,
A'v.-ii ■
Simdav In I 1
I . lin k 4'«iill in 11111
\It nl. wel. oiiic
tlli.l HKSliiHt vmi fm u illviiier. lunv
penitlnn In Hi. v'lruml Court nt
Hsmlnnle I'uioily, t-'li.r l.lo. rntioniable to tin- I Mli .Isy of April l!>V0,
In ititiull Mirteof o l.l .uusu wilt
pwcevd ok purls,
I-el Mil* order In- |mt.|1s<o<.l for
Ills slstiiliirv Mm* r*i|ulreil l.y low
for four i cli.iri ulIv r narks III III*
Shim.I Hri-iM. ,i nowsiirtpor of
g*n»rnlclreulsili.n In nsl.l ooiiuty
Mint nistr
WITNKtJH MY linnil soil hMI.IuI
M S I of nttlcr nl Uunlitril, Eloitls,
this 11-III ilur of Ms rill Mum
o p. Ilsrinloii
clsi k. N i n t h
.linlldsl Clreiill
Court, Hsmlnnle
TIME
TO GET
County, Ptorldsl
READY
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Enterprise Notes
By SAHA N E L L HARDIN
The Enterprise Woman's Club
met at the lovely Home of Mr. mul
Mrs. Hubert L. Cox on Lake Mon
roe Tne.ulav evening. During tin*
Intsincso meeting plana were made
for I Hr a nmm I Mower show to be
nolit nt the ijuli house of the Power
"or partition under (ho sponsorship
■*£ t the Home uml tiurden DepartClient »f which Mrs. Effle Northrop
amt Mrs. tl/uvev Dunn ntr chair
men nml co-chairman.
Mr*. Ecoy .Smidgins* was wel
comed Into the dub. Following the
busiiiesn meeting a social hour wn.
enjoyed
Uchrlou* rcfrcrhmrnla
Hi
U'/W'iervwl by Mrs. Roy Allan
Mr» Hoy Weaver, Mist Katherine
Lltch ami Mis* Helen Bnodgraei.
The next meetinir will ha heM on
Apr, 11 at the Power Corporation
club house when the final prepara
tions will he made for the flowei
ihow on Apr. 1?
On Mar. 21 the Enterprise P.T.V- will hold It* regular meeting
at the school auditorium. Parents
and friend* are urged to attend
and give the school their support.
Miss Minnie McAuley of DeLand
was visiting the school on Monday.
Mi«s McAuley Is the County Super
visor of public school*.
•
Among the tcncliers taking work
-at Stetson during the Spring seme*ter arc Mrs. Palsy Gunn. Mle*
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Rachel Marlata, Mr*. Rymle Putford and Mr*. Katherine Sellar*.
Rev. W. E. Rlrcher I* attending
tetular classes and )* a candidate
lor a degree In June.
Mr. and Mr*. E. L. Dickinson
,’f Madison are spending this week
with their daughter Mrs. Harvey
Dunn and family. Thev were
Joined by Mr. and Mr*. E. L. Dick
inson, Jr., of Valdosta for the week
end. On Monday night thev were
surprised by a visit from another
son, Wallace Dickinson of Chicago.
Among those attending the A.
C. E. meeting In Del,and on Thurs
day night ware Mr. and Mr*. I,. O.
Dayman. Mr*. Daisy Gunn and
Miss Rachel Harless.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles A. Thomp
son returned last week from Chi.-ago where the yattemled an in
ternational meeting of Children's
Home* and Institution*.
Miss Arabella Dlckins and Mr*.
Kemper are leaving Thursday for
Tampa where Mis* Dlckin* will
visit relatives. Mr*. Kenmer will
go on to St. Petersburg and Sara
sota.
Mr*. Ruth Hodge was the guest
jf her daughter, Miss Ruth Earles
Hodge In Lakeland last week. Miss
Hodge Is a student at Southern
College and Is one of the honor
students for the last semester.
Revival services conducted by
Charles Herron and Ed Parker
closed Friday night. Mr. Herron
and Mrs. Parker returned to Wil*
more. Ky. Monday to resume their
studies nt Asburv College.
Mrs. Effle Northrop of Henson
Junction, Mrs. Ernest Snodgrass
and Miss Helen 8„odgrnss attend
ed the flower show In Orlando Sun
day nftemonn.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Lowe
were In Orlando Saturday visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. Giav Punnagon and children.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Snpp, Mr*.
Freeman and children have moved
to Paotn where they will make
their home.
A magician will be at the school
Friday morning to give a show for
the children.
Messrs. Clyde Clause and Jerry
Turner of Wildwood were visiting
lre. Claude's undo and aunt, Mr.
nd Mrs. Walter Trapp, Momtny
night. ,
Miss Alice Padgett, RN. is in
Jacksonville visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Lucy Dobson.
Mr*. Don Stowcll and little son
have returned to their home here
from the Sanford hospital
Mis. Ruth Weibnldt and Ml*.
Katherine Sellar* are entertaining
al a tint,v shower for Mih . Nloweii
and little son tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. lame anil children
have moved into the Ituqlvruon
house on Deliarv Avenue.
Miss Rachel Harless has been
selected to represent the West
Hidr Volusia Comity A. C. E. at
their national meeting m Ashe
ville. N. (?., in April. Miss Mar
garet Coleman wan selected to rep
resent the Enterprise School at
the Florldn Educational Associa
tion meeting in Miami in April.
Each Wednesday morning during
al* being conducted
- ' “ "-ircli at 11 :0u
lifrvices SunnlLiftim-k.
Parker of
nt gUMt* of
Throom
Itlmore, Mil.,
fHgndl -here last
, farmer rest. Among, other
residents 'renewing ncualntances recently were Mr*. I
’, Hunter and daughters of Jock
soiiville and Je**o II. Allen of
Altoona.
The Enterprise M.Y F. was well
represented in Hanford nt the sub
district meeting on Monday night
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PROPOSAL D EN O U N C ED
W ASH IN G TO N . Mar. 17
idn quarter of a million gasoline
— The Justice Department today
denounced n Congressional nr
posal to rriiulre the Federal Huron',
of Investigation to pnss judgment
on the loyalty of some government
employes.
It said the plnn. nliendv ap
HOWALD r a o c m
proved hy the House, “ Is fraught
with prill, not only to the iurean,
IC IASSW O N D ERO D
but also to the country Itself."
The plan is included in amend
Costs Flawlessly
ment* to the National Science
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Foundation lull now in rotifer,nice
bctW’opn the Senate and the House | I Ips.'Hman.TisvsIMSsr, Avthw
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man, soys: "It handles wbh
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Strapless Dirndls nnd
Off - shoulder styles in
Printed Percale. Regular
Mill value.
$1
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JirST ARRIVED !
A beautiful ussurtmciil of Punter Dresses in Printed mid Solid
Color Crepes; Hutcher Linen; Sheer Voile in ihu over-popular
Easter Navy. All sizes mcluditiK Juniors, Half Sizes ami Women's
Sizes.
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Mountain streams ami artesian
wells provide the water supply
of Halt Dike City.
Halt Luke City, which lle> near
the Wasatch mountain*, bn* an
Gregory Peck give* instructions .iteuit ii bombing mid in this elevation of 1,330 feet.
scour from "Twelve O'clock High," a “nth Century-Fox picture,
course, fiorn pain i to pun i a >
showing Holiday cod Monday oil tin- K m r i n i i l i e Screen.
from radio to indio, Hut
n
mntti'i bow well the inf'invition <
PUmpnl olit, tbrrg'il still lie pci
pie. and piobnblr olcntv of tlie**'
who woiddn't read or H to*i
Since thev can’t b* f i 1 >1 1 .
formed 'iiey I ..... to i
orawback in an effort Mi
of the popnl 'Ii n ngil c*
lly JA M ES MARLOW
that, having Iccteil a Congress, Imp ill g the ho.! po slide deu'o
W AS H IN G TO N , Mar. III. - id1) we out selves stop thinking ami racy ip our time.
— Evidence keep* bobbing IIP to yield up all olllrol ovel lie to
Why a gap and a drawback? tf
show that a lot of American* Congress.
most of tin* people are more or
don’t keep them ••'•••** in fo -- d
We irserve the ilglit to tell our less infoimcd. i-n't it all i ■*;'t if
Tills is a weight atottnd the congressmen what we feel on the
ro*t -tut uninformed and ios'
necks of the i i - , id iiiv peop e is'iio, that arise: to put pressure the
rook along ’ \o.
who want a better demorraev. It on them lo vote the wav we think
the iinmfoinu'il let the oth
pin vs into the bands of I fuse who they .bulbil, and to change our er*If make
dt'ci-'ioiis for them
don’t.
cencrc -limn when we no longot sucli a-i *In ting tlie men who
In a speech last night Gordon believe In lepre ellts mil view*
make the law and even mfliicn
Dean, a member of the atomic
Hut In do I hose I ItI lit; - intelli dug luw making tlievio liti.ng
Energy Commission, *poLc of a gently, -o Hint in' will have a more
none oortn lo' iom*'ii
survey made bv expel I public Coiigies* acting most le-pm i-iveh tratcil ami
in fewi-i binds, And that
pulsetnkers
to the will of the people, mean* Instead of muting toward the idon'
He .--uiti the ciiivey. made in De we tiave a responsibility and obli demoeraot would be the onposiii
cember, three mouths aftet ('resi gation to be informed on as many
And if the uninformed toko nv ■
an atomic issue* u* possible.
dent Truman .........
in the gorermnolit «nv hv elect
explosion in Itii-.sin, show ed 20 nor
tiiev’re in ic
Ttils is simple common sense ing congi es-oii'ii
cent of the polled people hadn’t and to the -elfish interest of every position to bulge tin* issues 01 tip'
hrard of it.
rid*
one since, in the end, a congress worth of the oongte*smnn.
This hthias up the «!d question: most responsive to the will of the can lend to ii responsible liiw uinkHow do you get n good democ people can produce the kind of ing or to ttie presence in Congress
racy?
laws most neat to everyone’s de- of men who might work nenhi-t
The ilira I demorraev is one In site.
tile general welfare a* determined
which everyone is completely In
Ami it is not unselfish in an by tlie people who look the Iron
formed m i every issue and every other wav an informed public hie to infoi n, thi'iioo'lve*.
one of voting age votes diirctly opinion, acting on Congress, is
on every issue ami on every law the lies! safeguard against a *|vthat's proposed.
oiul
selfl.li
interest
working
In such an ideal demoernry against the general welfare.
there’ll be no congress. A ('•in
t it anted tills, t ln-ii rvervoiic
gress like outs would be unneces if fm no other len-on than Id*
sary if everyone could vote di- own elf miriest
till* all obliga
reeilv on eveiv i-»ne
tion to Ii*' it , w ell-infol meil a- ons
Rut out society is not the Ideal ddi in a* wide a field as |m il.li
demonnev tl can’t be. It’-, too t**'i tiiisc CongloH* rut.- ado . mum
eomples. with all the differclil fn M
group* dependent on one anntber
H o w do tiler get w ell intiu lin'd''
for pioduction of rlotlies, food Hr le a d i n g m w ir p u p c i s , m aga/itics,
light, bmislng ami so on.
t'lpok . Ii I c n i n g tn tlic i m l i " watt b
Producing those dlffeii-nt things m g te levision, d is cu s s in g event
and earning a living keen most
In t u r n that im p u t e * , *ut
m
people too Inisv to lie roinpletelv new papi'i a n d ra d io s an ntilign
informed on every issue and to tnui u( doing a good lot, of inf on i
vote on every one. Ho we elect a m e Mu ti le iiile i* uml l i i l c m - i congress lo lepreneid iih nail ad l i u s Is so, since it's to th en m i "
for lie.
11•tut•••i*wt. m slioulil In1, to lo'lp
This doesn't mean we give the e l ate an intelligontl.rf i mi bcfi.'ll member* of I'niigiesn a blank mocl ary,
check to i|o anything they plcatr
ll"W well these smitci's •>( in
for us, ijr to us. It doesn’t mean flirniaUon lie tlieil lob will n u t of
Children — 09c
The New England catch »('
ocean perch or roMflsh, increa <<i
from
118,000
pound a
to
1031 to 246,00(),0O0Hn 1040.
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FR ID A Y , 17, 1060
* ~Nm profit* fat OTlS. Steel duiIwW are reported at $165,1,000. up from $129,627,000
peer before, for the moil pro*
year liner 1929. And lhat,
alter 17 yean of the New Deal
f tad 14 yean of Senator Pepper!
J ’ We ice where f'oland hat de!- eided to withdraw from the World
icrmi they turned Poland
‘\.(fawn for a couple of hundred milUon dollar loan. For a country
t which ha« depoaited in the Bank
1 >> taly $12,500 lhat icemi like a
r rather big touch.
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Dade county, where Miami n
. located, it letting a new iccfcrd
J $ f c » the reiiilralion of volen. At
"l lha cloie of buainen yeiterday
•_ there were 205.366 rr|{ii|ered
m Voter* in that one county alone.
1* ft i* teldom in Florida election*
that more than 300,000 vote* are
. call in thr entire Mate. The heavy
. rt|il< ration in Dade county, where
*■ Stnathen live*, bvndk* no good
|or Senator Pepper.
Speaking in Starke the other
day Repieienlalive (ieuige Smathan came out tlrongly againit
deficit >pending and the infla
tion which it reducing the value
ol the dollar, and cutting the
Wage* of every working man in
America. "It *ha* about reached
the point," laid RepieienlatiVe
Smathert, “ whete the dollar will
hardly buy bread and-raesl. De
ficit' (pending and governmental
daductioni for ill lurli of tcheine*
haidEfl about knocked the dollat
dov^Tto the vaniihing (mint. A*
yoiE*’',United State* tenaioi, I
wait, to reveue lhi* trend. You
cajf count on me to light with all
my.-ttrenglh tu help bung the
Anglican dollar had. u. it* irnl
Vtlgf of 100 rent* '.
A modem Florida crop of Capone rocketed™, bypassing
gun feuds and messy murders for the finer nrt of bribery,
Is pnyipg out $40,000,000 in protection money yearly far
tfing concessions alone in the Southern state, an
the gumming
article In Collier's magazine reported today.
The nutfonal weekly's article named the bonnes of the
Continental Press Service, master bookie-wire net, and
charged that "King" Frank Costello has taught the "hoodH”
that there in plenty of loot for all, with gun play and one*
way rides unnecessary.
The bookmakers not only have spread corruption
throughout mnpy levels of Florida government but they
are trying to buy the state outright, write authors Pat
Frank and Luther Voltz.
"There appears to be no single boss of this new-ntyle
mob," they wrote. “But the racing-wire network that suppiles instant results to bookmakers Is its nerve center,
communications system, and perhupH its brain.
"There la no doubt that the former followers of Al Ca
pone now control the net, according to the Crime Commis
sion of Greater Miami and the Crime Commission of Cali
fornia.
"Certainly It is bossed by men with such exotic names
as Jack 'Greasy Thumb’ Guzlk, who was Capone's busineas
manager .In prohibition days; Murray 'The Camel' Humhries; Tony 'The Wheel' Aceardo, and Hymie 'Loudmouth
evlu."
Frank, author and former Jacksonville, newspaperman,
and Voltz. Miami Herald reporter, ""W that Arthur B.
"Mickey" McBride, owner of the Cleveland. 0„ Browns,
professional football team and u “taxicab monopolist , was
at one time the entrepreneur of the Continental wire net.
"McBride now disclaims ownership of Continental, they
it-ported in the first part of their two-part Collier» article.
"Florida’# Struggle With The Hoodlums." lie says all the
stock rests in the hands of his son, Edward J. McBride, He
says he gave it to the younger McBride when the boy was
18 and a a*.udc t at Miami University. The present general
manager of Continental In Chicago is Torn Kelley, the
younger McBride’s uncle."
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On Feb. 14, 1049, the United States Ninth Circuit court
called the racing wire "a framework reaching every size
able community in the country, upon which n whole series
of criminal rackets can be organized and onerated."
The Collier's article reported that Florida resident# re
alize many of their police and other officials nre under
obligation to the racketeers and can no longer serve the
ordinary citizen. Many Floridians regard the honest voter
"with the contempt that a confidence man feels for the
gullible murk."
*
Most rcsidijnts are calloused to graft, and many have be
come Inured to bribery, accepting it as inevitable and uni
versal, says Frank and Voltz.
"Men did— an do— pay fantastic amounts, much of it
contributed by the mob, to achieve public office," they said.
"In Miami Beach, a municipality separate from Miami and
possessing a yoEr-rolind population of only fiO.OHO, sums up
to $110,000 have been paid to catapult a nmdidats Into the
seven-man city council for u two-yenr term. The n'llury of
u councilman is $9,000 a year."
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As mi example of corruption In Miami Beach, the article
pointed ot.l that up to the time of u recent refund'move
ment It had been customary for gamblers to pay some
Miuml Bench hotels between $5,000 and $45,000 n. winter to
lease concessions that could be used to hide race wires. It
represented a huge profit for the hotels, since It involved
leasing cnly about four feet of space u season to the
bookies.
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,
,
Itr return tha bnoklea fdrnlaheU.faat race results to hotel
guests. The latter could loll on the beach' and hd o
on tin1
Horses
aL tlm parl-tt
mutual
■ses without mingling with crowds uL
windows. \ •
H p U b , Vi'l i
iV ;
Hie moll's creed Is that every man lias his price. They
are wrong. There is a forthright attorney in Tallahassee, n
eourageh|is councilman In Miami Reach, a young and tough
new mayor In Jacksonville, u clear-headed judge m |iade
County, ami a rolnarkuble ex-K. H. I. agent. Chief «f Police
Sitnusou of Miami Beach says, ‘The people can have any
kind of government they like. If,they want It dean, that’s
the way they’ll get it ." ’
t
•For a penon seemed ol har
boring Red* i i i the Slate Depaitmrnt. Scctetary of State Drnn
Acheron, in a foreign policy addrey* before die Commonwealth
I;' ^lub in San Franciiro, certainly
a**' ||vc Soviet Rut* in a piece of
hf* mind. He taid that Runia
ilak* only to pervert (or her uwn
impcrislitlic purpnte* the change*
idugh I by half the people of the
World. He cited Red China a* an
S agarnple of the way Soviet linv* petialitm can capture tuch movemeal* and he (oited in a warning
. to Chlneie Communiit* that eg-
Puipwood's Importance
Although crows are noted for
Intelligence fnd teamwork against
anemias, they are sueh thlavea
among themselves, says tho En
cyclopedia AWsideana, that when
they pair to buildI aorta one
must stand guard while tho oth.i
gathers material.
THE WORLD
By IIP.WITT MACKENZIE
Al* Foreign Affair* Analyat
•.Soviet Prime Minister Stalin,
first deputy Vice Prime Minister
Molotov, ami other prominent
member* of the Moscow hierarchy
hnve been prenching the Rontol
that, after all, It I* possible for
Cotiumiiil&ni and capitalism to
live together In peace and har
mony.
They have hammered at this
thesis perintently despite the fact
that It in In direct contradiction
of one of (he cardinal tenets of
I.rnln’s own creed. Its said there
Isn’t room enough for both Isms
In the world, and that capitalism
must he killed.
There has (wen vlrgorous tubthumping In the fled camp. Clear
ly lli \ have been trying to at
tract ttie attention of the western
world.
Well, they’ve attracted It. Bo on
the basis lhat only fools and dead
men never change their minds,
let's assume for the sake of ana
lysis that Moscow Isn't trotting
out another wooden horse to aafl
us. Let’s assume that Bolshevism
innv have changed its views on
this matter (though I don’t be
lieve It has), end that It feel*
i here still Is room In the word
for rion-Comnninlst governments.
If this assumption were corrcrl ll would mean that the ft,uaeovltes want to end the cold
war and get peace. If they wante<1 peace they obviously would
lie prepared to moke cnncessloM
and cooperate with the democra
cies In establishing peace.
Verterdav U. S. Secretary n e
Slate Arhrson made a major
statement of American policy at
A RUSSIAN CITI2IN .
the University of California, tellMay
NOT own land;
inv (tussle exactly how she could
achieve peace. Jo effect lie called May NOT be tried by a jury;
<m Moscow to fish or cut halt in May NOT choose hi* qwn job;
tills matter.
At the same lime lie ti>H hi* Msy NOT absent himself from
work;
nodlence 1,1nil* ly:
” 1 fear, however, that I must May NOT tlrike;
warn you not to raise your hopes. May NOT picket;
"No one who has lived through
the post-war yrnrs run he snn- Msy NOT employ labor,
inline n|,on* reaching agreements Msy NOT travel;
in which reliance can he placed Msy NOT own jewelry;
and which will he observed hv Msy NOT rini a church bell;
Hie Soviet lenders In good faith 11
Among the steps which Acne- Msy NOT be friends with one
son called upon Russia to tnko
who i* a foreigner;
wns joining with llie Western Al and is forbidden freedom
of
lies In drawing up peace trrattes
ipetih,
freedom
of
.assembly,
free
fur japan, Clermaov and Aus
tralia, without trying to make dom of religion and freedom - ol
them satellite*. Russia should *oul.
V
stop using her military forcaa to
Paul C. Clovil, Pra*. Twentieth
maintain Red government* In tha
Century Piai*,. Chicago,
satellites.
Th r Hnvlrt Union should null
Iln obstruction In the United Na
tions so that the organisation!
could function normally. And
Moscow should loin In establish
ing atomic control and limitation
of armaments.
The Secretary dealt with., tm*
of the chief hones nf contention
when he declared that Russia
must atop using Communist rffs
nnnaratna to, overthrow ejiaW.
P-hed »n»ernment* ''with waletl1
tin .Soviet trovernmeht struj*#fi
*.i , ntw'ird stele nf fHimdahl'
i«iiff rf>vii*r>t*,r
HIfln -il iw*-
OF THE - m (Y THE WHM*fOR THE
Dr. Hfcniy McLaulln
O p lo m e lrin l
1)S Mainolta Avs.
Saturday Special*
IN
(Jood Pre-War Cars
1940
Plymouth Coupe
Extra rltan throughout,
Excellent tires
193 9
Chrysler Royal
lias original black paint
Very clean, good tire*.
9445
ti ;
'ttorctev 1
aed to the ipraad of Communa", ha Mid, “ biceuM it i*
■EWfaly the tool by which Soviet
Rut lie I* atlempfim to Mteild «bdomination over tha wide*!
Editor
area* of the world,"
Sanfo:ird Herald
- Jrd, Fla.
Banfo
.........
U peihapi the poet dif» ' for hit friends, to ’juttify
the pment Senator Pepper
_ 1 ettempl to deny in thi*
plign hi* act* and kttiluda*
the patt few year*. Every*
that he tHed to pre
can eld to Cieeca and
ao •• io keep the Ruinan*
know* that he ha*
and the Comauin'
opportunity and
U, 8. foreign
“ ' i t e
Truman
nouncement.
On or about 86 yaan* ago the
]en Chapel A.U.E. Church waa
Dear Sir:
Joeatad on tha aouth side of Wait
Thirteenth Street, Just east of
1 ,W. V U V f f i £ where
the theater la now loeeted
your eoliimnat • - ■
Tha churoh waa completely de
Tha fa»t growing community stroyed by fire, and all nf the
of Denary, Vuhinlfc Ddunty, wan* te m U w . Thie tragedy mhbH
prtaad mainly of n 1600 gave the Methodist people j n this com
munity and their friend* of a place
to worship Ood and serve the com
munity In a Christian way.
Juat after tha chureh waa
reached the point of If
Iba 18|0 ^panic struck us,
where It
their friends
k<
adverse elrhave now
Chapel
Oliva A
Within the pan* few inonlhs*thlc
newspaper has had many iiuerle*
from readers asking wlint they
might dn as individual- to holt
the march of -ocinlluo io thin
country.
The quest ion in timely. U I-. one
which bother* a great many peo
ple who are opposed to menv of
the thing* that are happening in
their government, hut who think
they are alune and cun do little.
If anything. In register their dl*-
appkoval.
But wh*L m«»t qf these people
forget |* that thev are not atone
In their thinking,
(lovernment,
and especially good guverunienl,
m
., ‘i
a
•-•e. t e n
Jla have worhaaamrnt of
1040
rn -
'l a S
represents the thinking of a great
munv cltixun* and the translation
of that thinking into action at the
poll*,
Tin- best thing that unvlaxlv can
do who is opposed to present gov
ernment policy in to KKUI 8THR
and VOTE. All the street corner
opposition In the world won't re
move u politician from nfflce or
change government policy That
has to he done at the polls, and
anybody who doesn’t take the time
and effort to register , end vpte
hardly hu* auv right to criticise
the selections of other* who do
'vote.
* '
,
Our Rians ara la raise |a,000.00
Runday, Mar. 10, to make o a f
ment on thea* pew«, andwehav#
on a conteet between W. D. Powell,
secretary of the ehureh and a very
influential member. Knowing the
membership, , ** here matched
Brother Poweli with J. W. Knowlee
a steward of the church In this
contest, We hive a .toddle
exhibition In the chureh, ike e
(extant raising thwleetnit am o-..-.
with 10 per
Increase above Ike
’ iunt t$at we have_ ‘
<miU
winner will
9256
19 3 8
B tilc k
"Roff a* a cob"
965
Model “A”
Ford
9160
Bill Kirk Motors
IN S Hanford AVe.
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N art .
If *■• f ‘ 1-* 1
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M
■f. ini< till- ol,vlou*lv would In-
f 4,000.00.
New paint, good lire*
Ft. Lauderdale Hally New*
rimt,. all countries whlcli are
suffering from fifth column •*tivlUe* Aitiorlcu, Hrltnln, France,
|ts|>. end where not.
'
Russia also mu«t (pill kicking
American diplomats elwut amt
treating them ns "criminal*.
Moreover there must he a j o *11
to Mo-cow's scheme or distorting
the picture «f the outside vorld
to their own peon's*. Here Ache■on condemned the Soviet pronapsedn which pictures ce plw W
t-ntdrctamenl and “a Uolted Btates
rrnftllv and svstematlcally |.h*t*
He** another world war.
That’s strong mustard for Mos
cow to swalldw. Small
Secretary Acheson. IsaT
about r e a c h i n g B * fg e »«t»
••which will 1# observed hv .thf
Soviet lenders In
MW,
There Is nit real evWerfrt, M
Ini* i«n I i«iiiii
ttiil Munhpow M l
any Intention nf halting th* «Jrm
to cnmtnunlte the world. H U
the esWnc4 |Of preaenl d*y Coin-
Thank Ood through HU guidance
wa hZVt lucceeded In comDieting
the church, and have placed In
the church pews at a cost ol
Sanford Forum
1939
Plymouth Tudor
i How To (Jet (Jood (Jovernment
The necessity for keeping the .South's forests from be
coming depleted is greater today titan ever before. This is
made uppuront by the Southern Pulpwood Conservation As
sociation, which points out that the South’s $200-inilllon a
year nulpwood industry ploys a major role in wartime ne
cessities and peacetime comforts.
Products that came from pulpwnod during World War
II included smokeless pow«r, parachutes, shell containers
and jettison tanks. Now pulpwood is going into plastics, tex
tiles, ethyl alcohol, wearing apparel, footwear, newspapers,
books, mnguzlnes, building, materials, automobile and air
plane parts, farm supplies and containers.
The aim of the conservation association is to make sure
ruive or lubvertive venture* that the nation has a plentiful supply of mnterln) for pttlpyond their own border* can nn- wqod. It is teaching landownars the wlso ways to cut their
timber, to preveftt forest firet* and to reforest. Conserva
: fat bring grave double on themM'Mo* cow’s attlt udi toward, ,A*Hd Mlve* and violate the United Na* tion, aa taught by the association, can't be overemphasized son’s statement wl|J Hiumlaats ]
In
the
plnsy
states
of
Louisiana
and
Mississippi.—
New
Or
Ikon* Charter. "America U opthl* point.
leans States. *
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Phana lie
CANDIDATE FOR
UNITED STATES SENATE
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APPEARANCE IN SEMINOLE COUNTY*
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Social: A n d Personal Activities
Social
Mr. and Mrs, O. M Freeland of
SiMerville, W, Va.. are unnoiindna the engagement of their
daughter, June Freeland Navle, In
James T. Brown, son of Mrs.
Mabelle Brown.
The bride-elect, a native of West
Virginia has made- her home In
Os i eon and Hanford for the pnst
two vears. She has been em
ployed by the Table Supply Stores
as cashier for the past year
Mr. Brown, a native of Sanford,
attended the local schools and wax
Kru-ljutvil from Seminole High
BchonJ. At present he Is asso
ciated with the Atlantic Coast
HATUltDAY
A bird walk will ho sponsored Line Railroad.
The wedding will he an event
by the Seminole Audubon Bird
Club leavInk the Tourist Center of early June.
m t 7:30 A.M. All who are Interest
e d in taking the walk are asked
to contact Roger tHarris, telephone
lOlh-XW if they desire transpor, lation.
M ONDAY
Mrs. George Tuultv and Mrs.
The Sunhenin Band of the Wom K. 11. Walthour were iirnonic the
an’s Missionary Union for opes nritanlxts from Hanford 'attending
six to nine years of the First a meeting of the Central Florida
Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 Chapter of the American (iutld of
Organists In Del.and on Tuesday
P.M.
The Woman’s Missionary Union night. A dinner was held In the
of the First Baptist Church will dining room of the Lexington Hom eld a quarterly business meet Inn lei for the M members present.
at 10:00 A.M. In the Men’s Bible
At HUM) P.M. Dr. Helen Allin
Class Room.
gee, organ director of Stetson
The Dependehin Class, of the University, presented a urogram
First MetiindlsrV’hurch will meet a: the First Methodist Church
with Mrs. John Hchlrard, J r , In Her topic was "Hvmiiolopv"— his
Loch Arbor at 8:00 P.M.
tory uf hymns. Organ pupils of
The R. W. Ware Bible Class of Or. Alllnge* and choir members
the First Methodist Church will of the university assisted with
fluid a covered dish supper In Mc singing and organ playing.
Kinley llnll at <T:0f) P.M.
The lungrrgntlnn Joined In sing
The Executive Cummlttee of the ing the following hymns; “ A migh
Womans Missionary Union of the ty Fortress Is Our <5nd," "Our
W ire! Baptist Church will meet at> (lod, Our Help In Ages Past,"
10:00 A.M. in the Men's Bllde and "All (ilurv. Land and Honor.”
Class Room
The BiinbcuiliJ Baud, Hues six,
n m » a if
The Aisles Circle of the Gard«n Club will meet at 8:00 P. M.
with Mrs. L. E. Spencer, with
Mrs. J. A, Young n» co-hostess.
The Hemerocaihs Circle of the
Carden Club will meet at 7:30
Et>. M. with Mrs. Clay- Williams,
The Catholic Woman's Club will
sponsor a benefit St. Patrick’s
party at 8:00 P.M. at the Yacht
Club. The public Is Invited to at*
tend and enioy bridge nnd canasta
after which refreshments will he
served.
Mrs. Touhy, Walthour
Attend tiulld Meet
Mr». Tor ley Fleeted
Court 52 I’rincemi
seven, nml ejjflil, will meet at thr
First BnptM Church ut 2:30 P.M.
in Beginner llcpartnmnt No. 1.
Die Junior (lirl's Auxiliary of
Mrs. Joe Cor lev was elected High
the Womun's .Missionary Union Princess of Khenset Court No.
will meet ut the First llantisl fill, Ladies Oriental Shrine of
Church ut 3:30 P.M.
North Amerlra, at a meeting held
A study courie on “ Soul-Winninr" will begin ut 7:3;) P.M In
V h e Memorlul Educational Build*
Iny of the First Baptist Church.'
on Wednesday in Del.and. High
Princess Helen Ti indie conducted
the meeting ami Mrs. Philip Park
er of Kelloc-h Court No -10 of
.
| TIN M DAY V .
j Kansas City, Kas., was Introduced
Tim Thrift Shop will hu open to the court hv Mrs, J, A. Howard
from 0:30 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. with after which election of officers
was held.
i '- - " I - — ' •
.. j....Tbe>-fallowing officers were
Thu studV ‘fhUtoVTltf "Sbm-’WVn- elected to serve with Mrs. Corley:
j nlng" will continue at 7:30 P.M. Mrs. H. Gilmore, Princess; Mrs.
In the
Memorial Educational Hobart Pearce. Associate Princess;
nuilditiK of the First Baptist Mrs Evplyn West, Recorder- Mrs.
■ Church.
H. Nass, treasurer; Mrs. Austin,
AM
THURSDAY
First Ceremonial
M A study cuume on "Bout-Win J. A. Howard. 8< L_~ .
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ning" will continue at 7:30 P.M. Ladv, Other of fiber» will l>» rimin the Memorial
Educational sen by the High-'PrltlfMs at a
If.iildlng of the First Baptist Inter date.
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Refreshments qtere served at
the conclusion of the meeting by
the Daytons Beach croup. Those
from Hanford attending wen- Mr*,
JINX POWELL
Peirce, Mrs Howard, Mrs. S. C.
S, mInula Tilth School Is xllll flrabuni. Mrs. P. A. Rowland M r .
limning over with ruger stud E. tl. Kilpatrick. J r., Mrs. Cm lev
ents. In fact I over heard two and one visitor . '
Seminole III
• students
talking. One was saying
to the Other. “ Yu know I get to
• the place that sometimes T Just
don’t know what to do with m y
self, especially In class.” The
lattei replied “ Yue, me too, me
I'm Just plain imreil with educa
tion."
Bill really and truly, it Isn’t
that way at all, bccunse the stud
ents of H. II. S. are ulways very
busy with their school work, and
their many activities ut school.
Speaking uf activities, it rewf minds me of cluhs, and cluha re
mind me of the glee club, the
Beinlnule HI (Uee Club to ba
exact, for today Friday la the
day that the glee club goes to
Orlando, to participate in the
annual district glee club meet
being held In that city.
There they will compete with
other * organisations su c h aa
theirs, iu nrdtr to, qualify for ■
first division, whfcrk will enable'
jhem to go to Mate glee club
drestivul in Tgmia In late April,
Our sincere wiales go with the
giwe club, hoping that they will
acheive their goal, a first dlvi•log,
Everyone is a little more re
laxed thh week, because unit
teat week has come and gone.
Miaa Hit Brown, a senior of
Semitula HI, was chosen to
eemtete in the Shad Festival
Baiuty Contest at Blue Springs,
.•Paasored by the Seminole Coun-
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HANFOWn, FT.OWIPA
Family Reunion Held
At Hugheo Home
Mi's. Rorljiml (iivun
Albert Roberts- Jr.
TalkR To Men’s Club I * a r t > lt> D i i i i ^ b t e r f i
A family reunion was held last
inday at the home of Mr. and
TelefhoM 148 Mrs. W H. Hughes at their home
nrHn Palmer Ray— Society Editor
June F. Nagle Will
Calender Wed James T. Brown
t U W 1 ^ j W t^
c rso n a l
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knight of
Crown Point, lad.,1 wer* recent
visitors In SanfarM
Or and Mrs, Q. 8. HeIman have
left for Atlanta,' (la., to' spend
•everal days.
Mrs. R 1,. Shbiholser Ran
her guest at hep home at POT t
Avenue, M^s, Joseph Dayln I
Jacksonville.
'
Friends will he glad to learn that
Senator Lloyd F. Boyle Is Improved
following an Hines* at his home
on Mellonvllle Avenue.
Albert Rohrrts. Jr. of St. Pe
tersburg was the principal speak
er at the Men's (Huh supper nr
the Episcopal Parish House last
night. He spoke on what I he
layman run do to further tin
work of the church in a program
arranged by Itnndal ('base. Presi
dent M. Minarik presided over
the meeting.
Mr. Robert, outlined I lie proce
dure fullowed by the general run
vention and explained tin- noed*
of the church and bow they cool-1
tie met. He said llmt the uvoriige
man could mil go to Japan oi do
mission
but.
could
assist
the program through tin oontri
bution of Id* money which wooi't
enable someone else to go.
Pointing out that tin- n iv
of St. P e t e r s b u r g
spend*
f 2-t,(H)0,(MUi every year on d*
municipal government. Mi
l!<>
berts said Hint the entile inngram of tin- notional 1Episcopal I
church hiiiiiiiiiI* l<> only Xd.imo.niMi
n year.
Father II. L. /I mm oi man iv<'
corned severs! new in* mlior* -.<>
1 the rliib ami lliaokod Mi It-ilion
for Ills excellent talk. Soppri miserved by I Iu- ladle* of the \V->
men's Auxiiirv.
at' 311 Magnolia Avenue, This
marked the first time in 17 years
that the entire Hughes fanillv had
been together.
Those rn loving
the day with Mr. and Mrs. Hughes
were I heir children, Mr. and hits.
W, B Hughes ami Mr. and Mrs.
Carl JL Stroud of Kingston. N.C.;
Arnold Martin of Igtke
Worth: Mr. and Mrs. C. M Walkr r of Milton: and from Hanford
ware M/^and Mr*. Roy Wright.
Jr„ Otho Hudhe*. Jack Hughes and
Georg a’ Hughes.
Grandchildren nresent were Miss
irlene Martin of Lake Wurth|Wx Shelby Hughes of'Kingston.
C and H&rold Hughes 'n1
apel Hill, N. C, A great-randchild, Miss Joyce Hughea of C tapel Hill was also present.
f’hllathea Class
Has Monthly Meet
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Christie
of Bcamsvllie, Ontario, Canada are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira E.
Hostesses for a covered dish
Southward
They are en route supper held by the Plillathen Class
to Miami op a wedding trip.
of the First Raptl-t Church on
Tuesday night were Mr*. Waltei
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Farrell have Douglas Stenstrum,
Mrs. J. M
as their guests at their home on Fester, Mrs. Ilralley Odham, Mrs.
Park Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stlneclpher, Mrs. A. D. Holloway
Wulfrum and daughter Jill uf East and Mrs. J. G. David Mrs. .1. H.
Lanslntr. Mich.
Phillip* assisted In serving.
The supper was held in the
Mrs, Harry Lee will .-pend the church
annex al 7:00 P.M. mid hus
coining week In Lake Wales with bands and members of the Men’*
her daughter and xon-in-luw, Mr. Uihlo Class were honor -,*ucxt«
and Mrs. Lee Draper. Tliev will The Invocation was given hy Her
have as theli guest for the week man Morrl* and following the
end, McKnv Truluck
supper games and contests were
conducted hv Mrs. Fester nnd Mrs
Svd Chase is expected to arrive Stenstrum. They included u sack
tonight from Wood berry Forest rare, salllryn gal Itut and whistling
In Orange, Va., to spend the spring contest bon bV Vnll* Williams. Jr.,
holiday with his parents, Mr. and a gossip column written b - the
Mis. S. O. Chase at their home guests, and catching ap nutotu with
mi Mellonvllle Avenue.
an Ire pick.
Those attending tkere Mr. and
Mis* Barbra Rucker u I a o s to Mrs. Gordon Hwaim, Mr. arid Mr-.
leave Emory School of Nursing John L Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Joss,tomorrow to spend the spring holi K, Conk, Mr. and Mr* Jack St outli
days in Winston Salem. N. C. er. Mr. and Mr*. Buford Brown.
where she will he the gur*t of Mb'Ellen Cooper,
Misses Belly Rene Ball. Endslov
Miss tllyve Ann Adam* is ex- Melscli, Lila Loftier. Muiv Ann
Carol Skinner, Jean Say
peeled tn arrive on Humlov from Galloway.
Emory School of Nur-ing to spend er, Phyllis Bueh, Shirley More
and Lillian Moran. Also Har
some time with her parents, Mr. land
Kastner, Jr., Clurenc* (jrnniand Mrs. W A. Adam*, m their old
ham, Carl William*. Jr. and P It
home In Rose Court.
Bach.
Friends of Freddy Gallclta will
be glad to learn that he Is getting
along nicely following a lorisllcetomy performed an Wednesday. Ha
Is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Bart
(lalletta.
Miss Edna Marie Jorgetitaii,
diuighier of M r. ami Mrs. J ,'f J .
Jorgensen of Ctl8 Pork Avanqd.
will graduaty nu.Weylnesdky from
FJhrhia Suit*-University.
Flhrhia
Stale-University. Follow
Folio'
ing her grarluatlon
graduation she diamr
Ulamr In
Mrs. George H. Cross has |af|
for Jacksonville where she will
board a plane for her home In
tlisbee, Arix. She has been caring
for her mother, Mrs. If. J. I.eh
man. wlm recently underwent an
S K 4 » w lig 'fi|i1a
llndvrpinniim s Arc
Important This Year
tty tin itim n h u e
Assorlnled Pres* F»«bimi I dilm
Fashion'* unili'r|ilnning ate pi t
! as Import nut a* the■ ••lilti*i ill*
<0
St
tliitiori ‘I’horou Madden, son of Mr. und MiHaiifnid. A Juno wedding i* l.eing planned
lla/H Routh Will
Wed Theron Madden
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Mi and M l * . Iliullev Odhmn. Mi
and M r- Volli* William-. Ii
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and .Mi*, thin gin* Hteunliinn, Mi
and Mis. flm iles T . Itahnn, Mi
and Ml*. J. E, Andrew*. .Mi and
Mi*. “ Huddy" Angel, Mr. and M iHorn- Hiiffumii. Mr, nnd M r- M
lege career she was inslrumeni il N, (Meveliiml, Mr. mid M>
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In the organisation uf the Lut i- Htineeiplier. Mi nnd M i- II K
er U a g n e 'u t 'F B I ' and liu* lte i Morris. Mr and Mrs. V. I Coljiiiactive memlier of t|ia Univer*
Mr. mill M l-. Joltn Knder, M iChorus.
She
dormitory
u1 |Billie Martin. Itnher! S te e l,, m i ,. I
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—t uWlelic chairman la*f veer.
» Ml«s Doltfe Mmlili
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Resident il^tet'mi studenis wlm I
(ire spend|nri.(lii' lietween-M-ine*l-i '
Intllday wllh l heir punlit- itli-llid
the Misses Belly jane tCopeland.;
l'lie tiiaiiiiliu I oi >i
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tier! Slenstrom.
U III IT S A N D
i n l.n it s
Mis* l.yllian Boyle Is expected
to urrlve uvn the weekend )<■
-pend some lime with her parent".
Senutor and Mrs. I.loyd F Hoyle,
at their home op Mellonvllle Ave
nue. She is a student at Duke
University In Durham, N. C.
(iK N lH N I* :
Al
Mr and Mr*. Guy C. Roon huv«
left for their home in Virginlu
ufter visiting for the past month
with Mrs. W, M. Bcolt at her home
in Mayfair, Mrs. Scott has also
had as her gue«t for the winter
months, her sister, Mrs, W. A.
Snider, who has left for her home
in Virginia.
I in i’ Mil
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nnd
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rnnili< of Hiir-Mil itnyoii wliicli wb
haltovo in Ihe h«Ml rayons for HuilinRH. They NI untl Iiiiiir like wool,
wrinhle-nwUlant yet hold hard crease.
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go to college or not.
W M wga that I aqw w m H
*Mt great hi* mile todajrT Yi
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time ha* emne
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w I., i, v-.m .h ep fat fry foods
alb.w tb. i t t,■i I,, cool In-fore
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fonteetents from which
Brown was chosen at Seminole
Hi were Mlaa Novella Davis,
Mlaa Barbara Knighton, Mlaa
hbla Watts. and Mlaa Bette
u Partin. Congratulations Pat.
The Trl Hi Y Club, of S. H. S.
la sponsoring e S h e m re e k
dance Saturday nlte el the
Yatch Club budding, so come on
■■fig. I*t'» dance Saturday Night.
>i* T h e , Seminole HI bend per*
' i ' mT»ed for the atudenta and
ulty Thuraday morning to n
pel program. There la to be
v i. jS B m -m
*
W e challenge ihe market
with these cool ration sails
' hire.. F a t a Meriwether left on
Wadtuvtotr: |br Atlanta, (la., lo
vtrlt her son and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and MraARill Meriwether, and
daughter MHs Carol Jean Men
wellier, a.atttdeui at Fmoly Urn
versity,
In TFL ClaHflroom;iiff. ANoj*.k woodn.ff and iim
(Tid e No. 2 of tliu First Hunti"
Church met un Monday ut lluihurdi for its montldv mlsslmiarv
meeting with Mrs M. N. CJevoland, chairman, presiding in the
T. K. I.. Class Room. Reports were
board In the effect that several
memlier.- are ill and the secretary
was instructed tu remember them
with cards. Mrs. Ina Klmhrdueh
ttylked on Stewardship, urging
loyalty to the church.
Following the meeting Circle
No. 2 Joined other circles for a
luncheon and missionary program
In the church auditorium
Thn*e
present were Mr*. Douglas Jobe.
Mrs. Jn>h Philips, Mrs. W I..
Vance, Mrs. C. K, Johnson, Mr*
F.' L. Dampler. Mrs. W. K, Betts.
Mr*. W. T Geiger. Mrs. C. A Out•on, 3lr*. I. N. Kimbrough. M rs
Henrietta l.eonard, Mrs. H. II.
Newman, Mrs. Joe Wright, Mrs.
Martin and Mrs. Cleveland.
soil
to tin- lady wlm I tillIlk* It -I. n**in*l
mnlter if -In- wrni Mil flit bP
'Id up by a *afe|y pm
Petticoat*, slip*, i•mill' •'ll-, nii.l
Miss tin7.1-1 Itoulli, iluiiglitei of Mr. and Mi* Waller A. Itoiilb,
of lId* oily. wlui*e engagement i« la-ing oiihnuiii'oil I imIii.v to bras are planned (•■ tin- |.t I ifica
Ills .1 It llorlsud nf Pinckard.
.In . iv a. Ii rn...... 1 no Thursday
it Ii a paHv given by her daugll•t- Mi- 1 llnv Hi itr mid Mrs.
i i: iti •PRi. al ihe Mi itt home
ll 1'll 1III umi lbive
The nernsion
,a in i "i iiin I'limialinri nf her 73rd
il 1llllliv
H|...... 1 1 .. vv i i - wei e used
hi,,ui'h,,. ■1 i in iiai'v 1until". Tha
tillin' 1;ilID, u i i'1-iiti'reit with a
tiv •mb 1 iiin1 iv Inti- arrangement.
1 Itll 11 I'Kir11 i1 1... vv1 being pUced at
'll......... t I i- i il h . tiHlullced at
In .'In . i<n.t with a decorated
iii.lhiltiv , •k■ 1 he hn-le"*e* were
i ■, i i
•i me 11v Mr-. A- J
........... ... if,, t 'Ii
VV. 1.. Vance.
(•ni m: 1Iti ni in iiinip Mrs. C,
i t --- i .- T•i mil Mi i Mary Hail
H Il- I.I l . |.t i,l -v it Ii ciimellln curllge i Mu hi-' i guest* nresent
1 I luhiison uf Troy,
ml
till. ' . iiii ,i a Imi'ii and lace
HI ill - 1 1hi 1 1 1 linlililig the
mil I .i iniMi, 1, . IIP
I I,
-,n mi" llu- tiflernoan
■i i 1h V1' I: .. Imi.l were Mr*. E. C
El In.
kti
i r iTillioiin, Mrs.
1 M i iii.- 0 Me- VI. ( ’iiinmlng,
Ml
\! Vl ......... Mm . W. L.
S'l.Nih 1 Iil‘111T Mi * Vlinnii- Blew*
..» M
ill, Vlh ii. Mr* A W.
I" i.i.in VI
M null Jinkinx and
M<
V 1 Km c" cl
\! * 'V 1. Vance Mrs.
V!
Mi 1 \ Kimbrough,
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nt.m. VI11 J A. Cun1 ,Ilian Vickery,
11in i*h:i• Mi
Mi
■< 1* it. ...|. Ii . Mr*. E. W.
IllCV. ' \|. ll 1 iiin i i-nn. Mrs.
V r Williams.
VI i.
II ,.ll Mi
Mi
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Mi
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i ll-illiotfer Mrs.
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Giant Farm
Teams Drills
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pected T o H c s u m c
Practicing Today;
Sanford I in p r oves
O r B IL L riL H lN fi
Hiarld Kporta Reporter
An early morning rlnuilhurH
•uiTeedril In driving all nix nf
the Qiant' farm learn* from their
leipec^lve* diamond*
vestordsv
Hanford kqucrird in Irs* limn nun
hour of tmininir drills, while
Knoxvillr, HioUx C ily. JacksonTlile, Jersey City and Mlmicnpnlh
fell avrrsgcil about one and ruirhalf hour session* anlcrc,
Several minor league chilis wl'l
begin playing « eerie* of exhibi
tion Karnes till* Saturday, while
the Millers anil the Jersey Cltv
Giants conrentrnte on intrn-team
kitties.
Team manager* Imped to gel
back Into full prartlre sessions to
day.
*
NKW YORK, Mar. 17—
------ Itradlry's dashing Brave* Mill
stand today a* tha coontry'a No.
I haskethall five and potential
winner of college bavkctball'a two
major champlonahlpa— the N, I. T .
and NCAA.
Tim versatile midwest quintal
mnet* CCNY for the National In
vitation tournament title Satur
day night. Nt*l wrek the Braves
try for the N CAA championship.
Other half of basketball's grand
sis Ml.
Top seeded Bradley raced by
HI. John’s of Brooklyn last night.
K.7-72, to advance tu the weekend
N IT finale. There the Bravea
have t„ rnutciid with an upatart
CUNY sophomore team that la
the nHouitlori of the tournament.
•tin'veiled and unranked In the
final Associated Preia poll, Cily
t o] ego walloped defending cham
pion Him. Francisco and Ken
tucky. then defeated Duquesne In
Inst night’s semi-final, 62-52.
OFSTANFOCPUNIV.,
Off last night’s performance,
A U .A M E C IC A N
the smoother Bradley flvd lopha
four or five point* better than
CCNY. Bui city, which ended Ila
WHO IS CONSIDEK’EO
1nh?Levcl An p ,
regular season with a fair 17-6
greatest piayeb
OmO.LUlLUTTI Hi GAriflC
record, now Is playing much bet
BAbKBTHALL
ter than at any time thl* aeanon.
H lS S S v . HE GET A NEW«>lLF.OIME
f’CNY's four aophoinorea and a
I’llOTCONCHMV
senior have used a fast braak
I'M r eujtMALu,
and aceiirate shooting to drmorrullne tournament opponents.
Coach Forrest Andereon has •
iluten good tioya to throw at City
College. In taxi nights vlelory
over HI. John's, Anderson »uhHlituleil fre e ly - even replacing
/
_____
All American Paul Unruh— withNNW YOKK,
YORK. Mar
NrJVV
Mur 17. - f/l'i
I ,,ut luirlliiff his
HU team
te»ni.
Thu Unlvrmltv c»f Mliiml. N*» j Hi. John'* will mctl Duijuwn®
lly Aasoelated I’rpss
tinmil Intercollegiate Indoor Polo 1
third plnco In the II F. »•<
Cluiiiipiiiiis for jlie luat two years, j i KHT i cm tain ralaer on Saturday.
« T • PKTBHHIlUltn, Mar 1 7 - meets a tough'threat In Yule to
morrow night In the finals at the
Hiiuinlron urmurv
In three voirx of ronilictltlon,
•we
p g fflS ®
H H SSSS^^H pm
With the Hanford filanla , . .
(leorRe C. Kelly, newest anlvel
In the Hanford line-up. drew ap
proval from MtiiniKer Kd l.evv
when he took over Iris hurling
duties one dnv ufter he inked the
signing-in roster
"Kelly has a terrific fast hull,"
the manaK«r mid, "and I ’m lookInK forward to Idm winning quite
■ few hall ifame.i for os this vein."
In com men tin ir on the rest of
his pitching staff l.evv deelured,
"Most of my rnoiimNmeii seem a
bit wild now, tint J expert them
to gain better emit ml ns the sen•on wears on."
The mentor got Ids first good
look at his hinders when they lie* Jng up for I860, is hack liehTrid
«an to throw hard during n single the plate and the team's legulnr
round of hatting prnrtlro.
wcoriddiHse cumtdmitlou, P h i l
Levy announced that In, (Haul* Kisziiti) and (tarry Colemun, wnrkwould meet Kims el He Hutordav cd together yesterday for the
morning in no exhibition till The first time this season.
Qlatlts wete nl*» *rhedul"d to ulav I H A ItA H O TA ,
Mm.
1 7 -i d 'i Knoxville Huiidav ofterimiin in a l.efty Mel Pnrmdl, red stix 2fi
return game.
Knurl lime-, anil | Kami1 winner u yeai ago
fields for bulb cunti'sls wen- not . veteran Juc Itndhsiin were n i nand
■>i
nnituunerd.
liy Mnliager .l,n- M rCiirlhy In
faro llm llostnn lliaves in ;he
With the Knoxville Hmokies . .
opener of the Mve-gutm- "1'ity
Manage! .lark Aiiiguii ami Hi out Series" today al l’nym> Kleld.
linns l.ohuit inulud vesterdavs
A Inick Injury w ex peeled l»
session with a -eili-H of luiks . . keep third luisemati .lotuiny t'eiAragon, fru*siung uimn n liandfnl kv sidelined, hut Vein Hteplire,
of players said. "I don't expect limy stmt Ills fin,I game of the
ynil Ihivii wlm lire tiv t weight to spilng tinliiing iicason.
Wealten yom ie|vi-n hv workliia Ion!
T A M P A , M u r . 17 i/P» Man
haul."
l<oliutl midi il the rheer. *agin l.uko Hewell ttmk n good
fill note of the ilny when he de new vesletday undn gami-lune
clared Unit liulh lie mid the maun rondlt Inns
mid seemed p u tty
ger were nrliuillv ideiisiil with luippy iihnut wind lie ;inw.
the demon I rut ions tin- team have
Kd Hailey, late „f the Univer
been imtling on slncr they first sity uf Teunuasee riimpns, euuglit
•tmteil to luei lii-e . . . Remit Itoli thi1 lust three inning,> nu the RedTricolor londili'ti'd l In HomklPs leg " II" (OlUUd defcnlud the Hi.
thniiigh ifi minute.* of rnlislhenlcs. lauds Cardinal r**urvuii l'-H.
. . , l.eflliandcr l.nrrv llnrrv and
Hen ell enlh d H'e »'JA,(KK» hnims
right lliindi-i Ted Ifni I y ii - kI lint led player one of Iht' l«*st-loiikiug
Ihrnugli two rininds of hailing I'll I I’ll ■l pros pet la lie's ever sin'll.
practice , . , horsier ('n»ti'lmnti, High praise fnnn nn »ld i-Htchwho rheeked in Wedne.-dav. hashed lug master.
■•Vernl hulls iivi-i Min uni fielder's
HAN FR A N C IS C O , Mar 17
heads , , . t'nirli Aiiignn, assisted l/|*>— Mil linger lain Hnidteini ‘>f
by the ruin, railed off the train- the Cleveland Indians ml died .t
Ing session dm irtg n Ininliiig cli 111 Miuiilliil! 1vifI 11viiffI I vmIII y
pioliiitily (hnugllt it was Just like
With the Jiirksimtilli- Cars
old limes.
Tile .Insmi'ii uni thiinigli infii'ld
The sluutstup was climn'd ye-drills, piti’hi'is ill ills, relnv , and tel day in Ins Angeles liy u fast
-lltoff pin v-i
I hu d Iriseiimn hall of rookie plteluu Hill Con
Jim Jones, a funnel itanfieL liiunt, nelly in the flitil inning of »
rain ■il evehlnw-i with Id"
nng
Ullengo While Hex Indian, e*from lielilnd Hi** Imteoi ner . , . dhltloii dmtest. lb’ stayed In
The In rs me rlislked In nlar -lie game, hnwevri, wlileh wa:
Bl'ilU City I'olav In what will Ii" won hv the Trlha* h-l, In II Innfirst ethihIHon games for hulh
iquadi,
^,asl
season, lloudieau wn
slung three times l*v pitxn* •<
With Nltittx f i l l ,
Pitching drills, hstllnc nraHlre. b* A N A H K IM , Calif- M «r. 17 <d’l
•fed funeo shagging rounded out
The Chicago Cults appeared I"
tha Sons limmlng . , , Pitrhrrs ha the "1111 "ess Wonders of the
Keith Nlrhulx, llnli KHudson and |(«50 baseball exhibition clirultDave Knveies look over hurling
The Cults got only two aliigHn
duties (Inline the two rounds nf venterdHv In being shut ouC .|-<h
hitting , . , Nlek Romeo and Mike by the Hacrameiiin Hoimis nf l[j®
Miami Polo ('humpH
To Meet Yale Team
BASEBALL
HIGH LITES
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Li»Ufe,
iV.
Cnltimhn Maslrd several halts over
BOO feet . , Pltrlieis f'hrirj'e HI*.
™*w. Hal Hwapsnn, and Ken Van
fielder will lake In the mound
•Min'd a tram riiiuposed of tluantlrn Marines Hominy nflernonn.
Sanford - Orfando
Kennel Club Entrlea
'""I ci,pi... . (i,,,, Mnhonov ....... . *... TllrMB,, Tll‘'
.I(V\ .til-urn
l"'ilfl'll 10 1(1
D .i v i s ,
i l i n f l i 'd
H n llv t v o o il
ktjKW
It, sign
u contract
vein
limt
yen i
forbiddidng morning-afternoon or
afternoon-night liateball b i l 1 a
with separate admission chargee
. . Carried to extremes, thla twofor -one idea would raqulre all
movies to he double features, haak n t h a 1 1 cards douhlaheaders
fights double-windups and may
be that ail winning race hones
should pay a*, least 2 ’ to 1, - .
Coach Htan Woodward of the N.
Y. Conipaxs suggests n •'second
drink on the liou*c" bill, loo .
Before he get* Into the ring for
tonight's scrap with Ray ramechon. featherweight champ Willie
Pep probably will qualify as tha
world’s most-examined flphtor .
There wns * preliminary examina
tion; another hefnrn he received
a New Yoik license; a third al
the weigh-in and a quick eheck-im
Just before entering the ring, and
after signing for the (amt hla
cautious manager, l.ou Vtscusl,
decided he should have his own
head examined for taking on a
fighter he hadn't scouted.
When the Chicago Cardinals
signed (not drafted! a speedy
bark named Jam ri (lua K a llu
from HI. Olaf college in Minnasota, luli-thumper Eddie McQuire
sent Idm tha ustml personal ques
tionnaire . . . one question waa
"Do you play a musical instru
ment T" . . . James (Jus filled the
blank space with “tissue paper
wrapped around a comb."
Davis and Elkins, one of the
teams In the N AI basketball
tournament, won't have a gym
until next acason, when the taak
of erecting a former Navy build
ing is completed. Meanwhile the
baakotbailers have to aandwlch
practice sessions in among other
activitiea in the Elkina', W. Va„
high school gym --. Joa Carvath,
traded to the Detroit Red Wings
by the Canadians early In the
sen.*oii. may play 11 hockey game*
this winter, one more than a
dub's full schedule . . Jim Thorp*
starts a naw career in Buffalo
ten days from now, "managing
nn Idrtian wrestler named War
CJourt . . The kid hud loitter he
good or old Jim, 62 may got in
there and throw him.
James Dnini, (lulfstreani Park
president; "We are deeply up
Pacific Unasl IcHgti". II w « i Ihelr
fourth exhibition th’fcal In « *
games. Against their
Farmhand* Wednesday. Ilia L u lu
*“WEHT PaV-M HEAUH, Mar. IT
*
i
Indiana {Rate, finalist in 1946
and 1048- rnaslrd hv Raldwin-Wallare, of Berea. O., 61-30.
The odd-makers must have over
looked the Tampa schedule. The
Floridans had played and beaten
ilirh teams as Mississippi, Tennes
see, Florida University, nnd Penn
sylvaniH.
Tampa spotted Davis and Elk
ins a 16-point lead nl one time In
the first half nnd trailed 42-32
at the intermission. Then rnmc
a rally that wound up with si*
Floridans, who got 111 or mure
sheriffs of Dada and Broward points apirre for the night, shnrcounties in keeping the bookies Ing In the victory.
closed during the mooting. This
in vital to tha success of any aeaMembers of I he Mlehlgnn Htale
non.
boxing learn imvu gone in foe u
Lonny Chapman, currently act new fad— caps, the old-fashioned
ing In a Broadway play, wns n
with visors nnd buttons on
cross-country runner at Okla kind,
homa U. a* recently as 11)47. top, for road trips.
Wally Rerger, » slugger with
Michigan State footballers Ev
erett Grandelius, halfback and Hob the llostnn droves in the lids, is
Vlljo llvitm. Finland
great
Hoick, quarterback,
also are the new manager of the Twin
ruimei. ludd* fi" 1 world
mum bets of the Spartan liaselmli Falls, Ida , Cowboy* in the I'loii- distance
records fnnn >ix mile* ami u|i.
I eel League.
leant.
d' 'H W -IM l
Lai ry Olsonnski. New York
llidldog guard, and former Mini, c.i it ii acli, linn tevell si«tor* and
lini-e lu'dlier*.
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Cornrli. deceased.
n 11(1 M l l b A T 4k ANIH4MSON
in . toufufrt rsno*
^ f o u 'v a itc n it happan w ith ihe
fam ily dow n the street, the frieiul*
a e r o » to w n , the folks you n e nt in
•ehool w ith .
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T h e y atarted o u t, •• m ost folks dn,
w ith ■ car o f modsst six*— and still
m ore modest price.
they moved^lh^m selves up
tUK
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bracket modela In that particular
price tantfe.
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It doesn't cost much more-some*
limes no more - tp ret^ly blossom
out in a Buiok.
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It's not such a load atrateh to tike
oommand of • greet*h«irted vslVa*
In-head •traighlxelgM-to move
the room end reftfutoass aod
f m » « v toOMAtn vxae
steady going of a Buick— to cloak
yutinelf in alyling that's today'll
height nf highway fashions.
Y on can know the good, satisfying
feel of a Buiok wheel in your hand
-.re n can have the gentleness of
soft coil springs on all four wheels
— yog can revel in the handiness of
cars that are hig in room and big
In repute, yet traffic-sited and easy
to psirk and pul away.
M aybe-w ho knows till you in*
quire?— you can manage the magic
silkiness of Dynalow Drive* in all
its 1950 perfection-of a certainty
you’ll lad tha model that's twin to
your haart's desire among the
many choices Buick giv«« you for
1950.
So why not make this your year
to blossom out in ■ Buick, as so
nsay have before you? Why not
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of Ruick— it even includes some
very hnppy figures on gns economy
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prorhlng two or three Innings
N E W YORK. Mnr 17 — l/PI[ —
Featherweight champion Willie
Pep will lie gunning for a uuiek
knockout tonight when lie , " f
his featherweight crown against
Ray Fnmechon. the "unknown
French rlinilenger in ii 16-round
title bout in Madison Square Ott den .
Reports have reached the cham
pion's camp that tlie Frenchman
na* been holding out :n his Uld'llc
workouts and lias hern mart Icing
on the sly. awav from the prying
eyes of newsmen and pep ecouls.
Not too much is known nboiit the
European featherweight king, who
mnkeH Id* U. S. dehut in n bluu
chip bout.
W liv Willie, however, is In his
grealest shape since hr injured
ills buck In a plane rrn«h throe
years ago.
" I ’ll tie shooting for a knvo,
said Willie. "But if I have to go
16 rounds, i ’ll lie ready to g" all
out at the distance.”
Tho bookmaker*, aware »f I’ep’s
'landing wursonts in Hartford,
have established Willy the Wisp
aw u Htundmit 5 to 18 favorite.
It'* even money that Hie Hartford
Hurricane will stop the InvHiler
before the limit
Despite the big odd i ngnin.lt
t lie challenger, n crowd of morn
thun 16.000. including tliousrindrt
of Pep’s loyal legions from Con
necticut. I:< expected to turn out
for Willie's third title defejno
within six months,
Thousands ii.oie will watch the
limit via television over the N.HC*.
network. Tlio scrap, which will
start ct HI P.M. ( E S T ) . «l*n will
tie broaden*! over the A .H P . *v.itern.
Famcelmn bn* mil been slopped
or floored In fit) pro start* against
Europe’s best. He Inis won 67 oT
60 contests nnd ha* scored 21
knockout*.
Fiunrrhiui lx confident lie enn
s]trlng the upset and capture the
world 126-tnnind crown
"Count
on mu " lie declared
“ I didn't
come front France lu-t f"i lb"
journey and the In-ei’s motn'v. I
am determined to win,"
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i(.iieiil'l"'l. I'oiintry tlntiy, Jsunl> Jm k. Hull v It,isllII, T n
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'Irrti tiiui. Illni k N«n. Bnnw Hug.
Opsl's Mistake nil's H«X. Hwltlli.
leiaril, l*yi«."iiie itnlig. Candy bana.
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lan ky Fasln'i, l»» Bf"iil. tlolHlig
ii .-iih . Hurn Tommy, Mnelaau fls'U,
Trickv Pat, J"*' X War. Bros, "
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In Crown B a t t l e
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enth regiment armory.
Talbert, America's third-ranking
player, 1* seeded first in •'field
of 70 romptlilng Dip men’s dlviMon. Ml»s Chaffee tops the list
of M women competltar*.
Ctw of numerous Stars mnipleloa* by their absence in.this tour
nament which winds un Mar 2Y
Is gorcaous* Gussla Moron, tha
11148 winner. The Hanta Monica.
Cdllf., glamor gal is not duo back
from abroad until late this month.
Aside from Talbert, the nntv
other entrant ranked In the firs*
10 nationally is Eddie Movlan of
Trenton, N. J. The ninth-ranked
American ptayar la seeded fourth
for thla Indoor tournament.
Much Interest centers in the re
turn to American competition of
Frances' Jean Borotra. now nearly
53 years old, and Budge Tatty of
Los Angeles, a resident of Franca
Mnce the .war.
Borotra. only foreign entrant,
won the U. B Indoor title three
limes a score of years ago. Pattv
Ha* been playing In Europe and
Egypt in recent yaara.
Beaded behind Talbert are Tat
ty, veteran Don. McNeill, Movlan.
Fred Kovaleski. Irvin Dorfman
Tony Trabert and Sidney Schwarts.
tn the women's seeding*. Mias
Chaffee la followed by Althan
(Jibson of New York and Mrs.
Richard A. Buck of Boston.
Talbert last year went to the
finals In this tournament but
bowed to Paneho (Jontales, now a
professional.
KAN SAS C IT Y , Mar t7. — There waa one favorite and
three “sleepers" left In the Na
tional Intercollegiate (N A IB i bas
ketball tournament todey.
Showing up for tonight’s semi
finals of the sir-day,' 32-lenm
meet— most gruelling test in Interrnllcginte basketball— will lie;
Indiana State, of Terre Haute,
two-time flqailst mid tho only
remaining seeded team; University
nf Tnnipp, Central College of
Fayette, M».. and East Central.
Oklahoma State.
The Oklahoma and Missnurians,
giant killers of the tournament,
wilt meet in the feature game et
10.30 T.M. (E S T ) Indiana State,
the tournament-wise entry, am*
underrated University nf Tem
ps, open the firing at H o'clock.
Conch Floyd (Micky) Mcllrlde's
East Central Oklahoma Tiger'
scored one of the most decisive
victories in the N AIBV 12-venrhistory hv routing Brooklyn College, 84-52, last night.
. Centlxl won Ha quarterfinal
battle, 65-65, over Central Wash
ington College of Education.
Universitiv of Tamna, under
rated because of it* 17-12 sennon
record, advanced hv heatin'* Dnvb
and Elkins, of Elkins, W. V a . HI-
U.ni'le T . (Ilaiintlc. -luM Hliella.
f if t h
ir vr r:— .vtaiM »Oi*
Two H Kvnry I lilnir, Mias Nliot.
till.in, tnimtatrin t(-. Hick Will,
HI,, Ur li. n11*le. lotion Joe. reel I*1*
fimi
1iii vis ll'Vl'it,|||’ll it
nrm in
Inr l Miinlnn „ yi*m mi:i» ami
it I'lM'i
if tit till Mill, , m,l
Mut’k >*" ' 11'1»111V t.Jf IllIVllx' pin
VVl f | I'Mlfits aiMMt-f flu* llrtMi M il,
1Iiw||r4 |m:
"IlilVIH in |>i l.iml (nf, 1 ilM n,,r
tlih’k he luni ml,'I,
Mi him,
lie linlnllcd ten ■Iiiiih im . . .mine
liattl lines
lit* arm bud.ml
strung
lie liulile !ui< bit-, , ,
tlie •nrrilice lie nniile prove* be
ran hunt."
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HERN M M 'IM ).
Onlif.
Mar. 17
td'i
ii.niagei fliirMeviu* of I lie Till Un, till i'irati *
I* nluqiping for n , iti lier.
Mey*'i suul tie'* not xnlisfied
with hi* present *rlii|i which in
clude* riitrliers ('lyde \1, ('ullnngh.
Eddie Fitxgi'Cii l<l nnil Kail T u rn
er. lie wants a man who can lilt
.HIKI nn Untie of tin 11In did lliilt
last xeiisnii.
H I'U IIA N K , C alif. Mm 17
lA’I Verneit tl'elei
l.ivbu. .1
ufttiT*‘*!'ke "f Muling' i /'o k r1aiInr. i* uniong 13 Hi 1 "in Huovtis
liltrhei* imiUng n tup •" I'h 'T pit todav for a Mill' gnmi xer
In willi the New V "it titnnlx,
Tn v lo i, one of J6 ton'ei l""k|ti,. fot n minimi I")' with thu
Hrowtii, had liven v liin illv over' '. - I
until
W illin '-dnv
lie
went bi ol *)"' be' minute and
it- i Memo VVIo'e Ho* to
. , ■ • 11, f-.in Inning'
Maiiiigei Taylor wn ■ impress
ed.
F A IR
**Toohia Clllbart. comlderod one
«| tha outatamilng young ball
. l l i n n In tha minora, will be at
for tha Miller*. He rucolv-
T« Get Underway
Kli i'liuiiiiati',1
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Yuli- al • i- in,
rwin i'tlx
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H,mill HI- Te» lloilxloli. bor'' K "*'
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fiv. goal- as tl„
Seminole County
for the Mlllera wh..^ _____
' Wife, Cuban star. and W** DalWy
’ tvo alatad to work In tho Saturday
ta
Miami tins won 'J7 xlrnlglil with
to
lira
out a In** hut the lliirriiiinex mnic
Ftiia-r iiacb — rgwrtirIcol
*!<»»e Inst niglil liofore edgine out
mlt rii Fawn. I,»l*a TJme., Hc^tsh
i-ornell, II to H, in three goals hi .Mrliiily. n»» Hina,. Oliiatl Mh»i
Hie film I peiind he Chuck lt<u H|ii,ity tliicU, Jhinilflftlilo J# HpofIJf,
Hard.
: ,llv a r.c o a n n a n — F n ia riir
I )» Mike. I)sl« s 'lift. Huaar nay,
^ ole, finalist laxl yuar ugullist
Jii j ii tni* iils<«i Juifl ii rlfiwf nfin ho* Ml, rrn (Joilfl, Hlr Ikr. Kish. Insplra,
Itoi'llIH
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fore winning if, irmt-fln.il t.-sl
*rii i itii iiack - tHaliy
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agnliisl favon,) Now Moxho MiU
I,„x■v s llnsl.
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iitBim, *liiwvnr ii’
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of _ .tHu effort*
torv Institute, H.rt Ynle's b«. k |
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ffanfiud liaselmli fans will get _ (A q — Cnimle Mack say*
their first taste nf Triple A Imae- tirlxu "f lhe Philadelphia Athle
M il Hnlunlav ami Hiinday when
tics spring lri ,f c * S S E t J t « S
the Jersey Cltv rluh nf tho In performance
of third aachcr » _
ternational Leagitu ami Mlnnoaolla nf the American AsNiicinlon ela»h In the first games ut
Hanford park.
dh games will start at 'i P, M.
icause Iht Millers have u
numher of pitchers Wlm have been
t flaying winter hall, Manager
S A N F O R D
'To m m y lWath ammunccd '.hrau
•f hla mnundatnen for the gamee.
OPPOSITE B A L L P AH K
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Dave Darnhlll, Negro mound
MO, will Pilch tha
.
University Of Tuapa
. SporU Koundup
BratflM*f
By IIUCH FHM.MtTON. Jr.
Seen As
NEW YORK, Mar. I t — RB—
lower hou*e of the New York
Of NIT And NCAA The
•tats legislature haa passed a bill
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all mni IWi at atlra r«<f.
ft* Tlir Mn*l llraiiliful Thing
on Whirl.
4 , Fmnmi. Silver Streak
Engine*— Clinlrr of New,
More Puwrrful Straight
Eight nr Sia
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Kernrd lor Fronimiy and
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10. Full Chromium Windnil ir id and Hear Window
Molding*
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Healing and VrntilaliiiK
Sy*triii
10. FUtra-Large, Fullv-I tried
Trim!, for Fvtra l.uaaaar
10. Coimter-tlalanerd Selfl.orkltig Trunk l.id
9 0 . Smoother, Safer Hiding I.ow I'reMUre T im ott
llroad Him*
IIi*lirolively Itrautiliil
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Fn-rnddr
Sparlaot, l.uvuriout lit*
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llettr. A m Ii I Cord* and
Duality Moor Covering*
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With (fretfully Contoured
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Wide, Eaty-Arret* Door*
Hrllrr, Safer Driver Vlrw
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Windthield
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Clutter Dath
Ilsnill-Crlp Parking
Drake on llailt
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N O T I C I : IS IlC .ltl ll V i l l V I l N to
the fihnve it-iitn *1 I it fi iulit tit t *i fll «
an a m n a i n in ** In t h H milt i»n or
h e f n r e Hi** h i It da i **f A p r It, I N ’iO,
• I n i - a do* i »*e |ttn tn i if t swn a III lie
••v» 11*r ***t .uin hiM %*I *i T h e with I d
Hr-ri i Ilf li t to tli»* i 'it in |*L1111•i it I nftnllift!
* ••11 f n t a i l i %m |t
Tin * i m m e o f t he
Co urt,
ill*’
till*
an d
iim n he r
of
th»- i*aN*' a r e a*, -tt*m. nvt f o r t h
W I T N K S S tin
li.mil »*r the fieri*
ami the m-iil of the i al i i i i l t C o u r t
of Settllllolf C o u n t y
! T o rid a, t i l l - I
. y C le r k of Halil Cha nil Court
I1
•Afala; Dri-Ill' f«r«| fm«i, if mj, Acpaid*mjttmmml
II S i n rel l
U io rio A
for Cotii|*l.i l na n I
**1h ilii) of .Mali It. ItiaH,
/*■» ft* «A«*|r Mil\m»i *p4(<*. f t k n mmy imry
It iwi»in4rt|
la liMf^wlt*
t»«0 Jiftt+nlimU,
H rrm h iii
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Use
HERALD
Want Ads
Fur KcmuIH
r . T i n I t i i l . a l * * rn.ea agpig
d i l l W a n . v a . gukllah*d in T k a
R a * (* r4 H a n lii
I
•I
n
Kn
■V
time Ike * r r line Inaet.lna
Ilmen I** nee line I n . e r l l a n
.1 men kn pee line Inner.tui.
.line* kn per line Ina aillun
per line ti.e t r u r l * t'viatrnet
l t » . t . n . i l . to Ike line.
D n n b le . a m fne klnrfc I n . * enpn-
(id U
J M I . lv
| N i l V E l T V J t a n u f m l hi utc. W h o l e ,
10 ACRES u <mmJ uri.UK'. irrnve land,
sal-' a n d R c l . u l I t o - i n c . .
W ill
♦7(V(M)0. IS nor rent down. I>nl- R n n ilu ll P i i c x t , Ho. S n t ifo id A v c .
l l i n i c on H o u s e l i n i h - i
Itov I IH,
Pliutie 7 l i l - W - ! t .
nnre 112 fill monthly, ll per rent
111 8, C i t y oi
Sei oiul H ous e
lutcrenl, cun !>ell inrucr Iraet nt SIN fiER M ACHtNE.S. new A used
N'ui I h n l III m - I ii T i u - a t n - _______
mmu rule. Her tV. It. Willinm*, ' T erm*. 82J E. l*i Hi., n . mat.
Ren It-1, Mil N. 1’nrk Ave, Phone
S iiv i.n l .'m t v leva - - I 2
E N J O Y Sunday dinner m f.nney’* 12—
1 tltO
; __' ■. J f c a|*o week d*yg, tuu- heg 1
A T T R A t r r iv K - f r ^ P Hnika'luw," ^ ^ n n r l order* ’
TR A C TM It W ORK,
plume IHf 1
five large lomni, H IA renldenfor free esllmule*. .luck HuF LO R ID A gin nt pepper plan lx.
•ini eretlim I til ll
Imetto Av
*»H.
- f R B f f f iiPlt, ■ a
R
______ _
L e o limner, P lm p e 2r>it*J,
Fh-i-i Si.mlintt mill Finixhiiig: All
I— K fiil Kslulu W u n le rt— I
M K ItC H A N U IflK Exrh*nge. . We
l-ny, sell, *w ap. 221 K . 1*1 S t.
I’liune l i i J I .
prlee-l, flood neighborhood. Box
2 or !f he.Iroom hou*c reunoruiMy
PHONE 118
tV n nl
%*iw 9v III lie i m p l « 4
»»rr
th r
t»lr|*htiitr tm m fM >
cmimliiru r l i i f i r If )ni*r n n iy t
k U IlDfed In ike trle|»hoMr hmik*
P i l l rtlarri f**r lid* n r r o m m dilu
tion the R i h f M h r r la n p r r l # i l
i to PR) iir om p il t. In i i r f r r far
wv fo re nd er (far heal ftMiealm*
- e r » t * r . nit l Y o n l \i|a loust Ik#
In one offlre nn Hit 4 m y before
M«l IfNltMR
^
Planar o o t l l r ua tionieiHiMelv
If nn e r r o r i»e*’« r » to m m n«f.
f t # ppnnpf lie r r » p n N i l | | r for
• m e than one I n r o rr e e l Inaer\m n.
•
ArltrlcH Fur Sale
— /»
TU X EDI) FEEDS: Complete line.
Hunt'. Tnx.-ilo Kee.l Store,
HOT lit INCHES verve-1 every dnv
ll:3 « to 2 - with Home M...I
roll, i,tui .-orn Muffin-. Il-nit-r'
Hull 321 E**l I - Street.
CSIIEt.MANS Red Hone Kerd
: I'nio-hton A IVatMiii. 1201 Celery
tve Phone lIRr, J
k'RIED filirnm. Dinner, Hervp-I
“Tin fleet Sill null on Kurth"
every nig:fit nl llenier’* drill,
324 Ei.nt li-l. Street.
THE
SANFORD
HERALD
HltT ItKNf
.*•—
—i
F K I.A K A a p a t m e n t h , Rimm*
ktfd Hluri-a. 11ll W. Firal Htrcot.
Phnrte -ItM* W.
Now nvnilnlde I *te*l model HighSliced Floor Sim-ler for rent,
Everything to complete n first
cln»* .oli
full or c'-mo IniSEN ' ARI K III*** 0 Pnlnl Co,
112 11-. W 2nd
Phone 320
We IhiIIi lose when you ilon’l hriiiu
your prescri pi ion* r» I.A N E V H
Phone I 02
SWAP SHOP
toil K. 4th SI
We Huy. Sell or Trade iuumI
nuylhlng. Phono IliR-J.
T a NCKRINEH for rale, price reaeoniihle, Alfred Eric soli, Rmite
- I. Bnx 184. Sanford,
S-lcrlftce 11*41* Deluge filimnn elec
tric miige, used 4 month*. Call
ia4s-ji.
Florence giant luirner circulating
Heater. Excellent cundltiun—
RraMitmldv PrirDl. Phono 186-R.
SEVER AI. hive*' Bc*a, full of
orange hln**om honey, nl»o Hnhhit* and hutches, (l, M. Willi*,
t*t hm-ai- north of Reel’* WierkIhg Vend, flrlando Highway.
L N K nf Hniifurd'a ladtcr H(iNrtIftfiienlii.
Uni1 iH'drumu mitl rullJ i w y In'll. IHMI finiith J'nrk.
ROOM A|iHr(nn<nl fnr ront.
| Adiitln nnly. 1112 Myillo Avo.
pvallnltlv* A |**i] 1*1. Iki'Ko 2 lied,
room fuiiilidit-d upnrlmi’iit 31(1
MuKiudln Avc. A. K. RuHavltur,
I'hutiu 212-W,
f iflfC IIK N K T T K “
Apnrtnwnt*,
cnmplutuly furnUtml. By month
■or ye«r. Refrigerator*, Slumber*
In la nd Court on Orlundu Highway.
ITK O O M S , hath, *creened porche*,
.garage, fruit tree*. Adult*, no
ipata,
Imiulru 2218 I’almetlo
Avenue. ____
BITTER (Hue Stem St. Augu*tlne
(.awn (Ira** runner*. Cocu* pina i A i . C n m m furniihnl apartmo»a Palm*. J. T. Newliy, I Odd
'ment. A n dy 317 Palmetto Ave.
Palmetto Avenue.
8 ROOM cottage furnUhed, Phone
^ WS-M*
^
I only New t|*nt'« 14K gold
8- BEDROOM House. Partly or
-unfurnished .Can only afford
’MR. a month nr less. Hava two
ichildren.
Permanent tenant.
•Mrs. A. J. Bruneau, Star Routa
J it J | ?rillHT Wh fiorldr
hotla I a Fur 1*0*0 .* 8
LAKR HARNRT
.
ON ST. J O IN S RIVBR
liAlMJE Iota, aereage, mldmlta)
FI- k ts
liihl.
Minded
1111 I
fiiilxheil ui ilu* right price. K F
SleVi-o. Tele 7IH-R. I
( l O n t ) A N D H A D ................
RE PAIR SER VICE
itog
(ii.n o r.-iH. vvhiio
RADHi. T - iiixIcih , Elerlric li-m
-'Mantel dr--i> leaf I Hurtle,
Anything rteelrlrnl
Call ■"
now
(2 r, HR
viil* Mill TI,. 1 v ■-> . Phone HIM
I!<■i- xi i.nn o e c a s I o n a I
■11 (Ml lh<\ 1117, Simfu-d S,-r( 'intis, nnw
( J-.HH
1- 1- ol IIx hex!
l(-'g (nil.ltn Kit-hen CahNEW Fl.tHlltS xnrti«rd to pc.
tnel*. now
(IN iiii
fiv* tor /H3 fl-ii'.x nople t,L.,
Reg (HI* tlfi Till l-'u-k Chair
oi'W I 1 tl -liipg, - ti ll- lug A- wilt
ilitil Ollolime. now
J IH HJ
mg I’.iitahli- i-tiwer pi.ml 1
II- e
ll 2(i |>h 2 i-<
Living
i i « i . u i pi-n.-ip.
In Scnupuh
Rnnlll Sliilr, (tow
(fill ’ ll
•'*,11111\, II M I lIl'IlMUl, 1*1.
Reg. (183 33 8-pc. Sofa lle-l
M-rv
Suite, no u
|ini - ii
Reg |7)l !l" Kofu licit, mm f UK ll'i
i -r m ; i d t n i r
lice *ld:i nrt tin Colonial
Si-lex suit 'lervlre
M a n i c |ted now
I7H 111I*-.iln.l 'rsineii -lllllllfli -I He-
•{••IT »l7U.l»r, f.|>,- S i l v e r O a k
ll'- d ro o n i H u ll .-, n-ov
(IlH .(Ill
S I'E C IA L i
7 | » . S o fa Bed
S l i d e , now
(71* *1*1
0 >ed lle.l, S p r i n g iiuil -Milllie .a
f 11) HH
M A T H E R Ilk S A N F O R D
•!"H il{l F * I St
P h - n p 187
T M 'E W R lfE R
•h a ir,
(io -il
dek
an d s w iv el
c o n d ll io n ,
P hn ne
Hlir.-J,
U - A I ( T MT KS
W 'X n 'F K 11— ‘«
V.1 -- M-'P
m il
«.)l
I!
11 tltin v A R i: c o
F lr-i
Chime (ii
i’Al.l M7 fit* Rntlery, (,enrt u
mid Hiivr ler m -i v I- e,
Hwitln'
Ill-Ill. v Service, 301 IV F 11
I I!--■ E V E - F U E L Oil fm I.......1'nil AI viii lldhi.ni, Slm-liilr Itfuiiiig c«. Phone Ulfid.
lllll. A M il) M-riilng Senllnel, 1*1
I.1P1I11 Ev. utng Sint Cull It .1piI in.
11U5-.I.
HAS A N Y ttN E a Hiiii.ll Cruiiil V E N E T IA N IILINDH made *uidcr. Seiuim-le Veiieliun III 1ml
piano fur sal» 7
Please call
Cn.
820 W. 2rtl St.
PhimHMI-M.
ur.8 w
WK H U Y , S E L L A T R A D E u*c 1 ‘ hug line, l-iilldi( i t , dump Im-k
furniture. WII -ti Jtnier F urn i 11111 k, fill -lilt, shell uiid -Ini
ture { ., 211 F. 1st. Phono 088
l-v I--I.-I or iuh. Cinit..ct II It
Cuhsied, contractor, lt*3 K. New
t -
H K I.i’
W A N rF .p
York Ave., Del.mid.
I’lxnie I
or 286-W.
Y O U N ti man for oiit*ldi' salesman LAW N -M O W ER S Hharpenod,* hiwith Iotb ) roneem. Knowledge
cycle* repaired, Lock * Kev
uf typing reuuired; good back
wmk. Piun.pt Service. II. W
ground in English.
Excellent
ShumHii. 210 K. 4th St.
opportunity to i.cuulie valuable
UEC.ISTERED
knowledge. Plci.xi.nt work. Write
SER VICE D EA LER
ago ami um.llflri.tlun* to Boa Q. FOR ROTH Clinton. Ril^g* mid
ef uJ j 5 « ] d .
Stratton Engine*. Tialm-d M-60 MEN to help set up show* and
ehauic* und all Jarllltie* fnr re
ride*. Apply Sunday noon to
pair* from minor adiuilmentx
manager Royal Crown flhowu at
tn romplcle overhaul. All ntHken
*'”1— iiuiiliLRLiiaiiiii ” i,,
GAltAtJE Apartment. Adults only.
I7J water proof watch, a
1714 Park Avenue. _______ „
“w o h k ' w A N T E ! )
■teal pt
fSO.OO
3 rooms ami hath; adult*. 83J Hamilton l« *Im- pocket
200 K. Ath St.
watch
.................... (60.(Ml ALL TYP ES of VulUkiaae
WANTED TO HNN'I'—s
(Ink
reasnnahla rate*. Pf*t,s
•a David E. Cameo
ungiiiea .vpaitwd. See
S T IN E M A C H IN E And
SUPPLY COM PANY
8117 W. Second Street. Hanford
. t? *. ~ . _ Pbo n r w .
_____
PLUM PER, ripericntrd, Joe Hnu-nr n v raa t -b.'-v
81J Hamilton watch, good
condition
uaon
DMA-M
7 g ___________
I7J Ball pOfket watch
t’JO.on
I7J Elgin pocket watch ... 180.00 HAVE MQNRY on fm# wateh and 14— i.u t t’f A P O U N D — l 1BJ Elgin pocket watch
116.00
clock rapairing. Fallow* Hprac
0*
VU8B 6 mo. old 21J Hamilton
H h n ^ i p i ^ R a n f n r ^ a v M ^ ^ ^ ^ LO S T: Small child’* pink shell
. watch
.. .
1 186.00
rimmed glasses in bmwn case.
Ladle*’ l/4et Dlamomt ring (60 00 I r.^HRaKml^pSMgBlRr"
Gant’* !/4ct. Diamond Ring 665.00
B only wedding Seta, ea. ; 616.00 ANN’S C l f L t and IMvarn dn buiiy
Radnrad price* on Gent's and
highway 17 a.wt 92. 2 WneL
rr
Lad!•»' ring*. Thay will tnaka
South o f Sanford
1M8 CHEVROLET iTrack with or
I graduate a nice gift ‘
quarter* in baek.
without Hydraullf Dump Rodv.
watenaa, Diamond! and Jawalry.
ideal ft* 55H P ll___ _
Front wheel Driva, Good tire*.
*1 condition. 88(t Strawberry
Uy-away your gift now for grnd-
■ne. Hol!^ Hjy, Daytona- Pb.
otor"overhauled. .Only need
at cover*. Call for Dohhv
(ha Margaret A m ator*.
M
lia tr
u
�$
F R ID A Y M A R .
Departm ent Store
M agnate Dies A fter
Illness of 4 Days
P H IL A D E L P H IA . Mar. J7. —
W ) — Kill* A. (Umbel, 8r„ depart
ment store owner and philqnthropl«t. tlli-d today al hi* homo after
an illness of four day*. He was
94.
With him when ho dint were
hi* ton, Kllir A.. .Ir,; u daughter,
Mr*. Frit.Mvn tiraliatn, and a
daughter-in-law,
Mr*.
Richard
Gluthel. Tin- elder (limbers wife
died In IlMM.
Kill.* liiinlud «'»• widely known
In the lin*lnia . world n* llie dean
of depart ini'tii .tore-keeping. Willi
ala brother* and Id* father, he
founded a Mure *v*iem that now
include* hran.'lie* in Plilladelnhla.
New York, Pitt*biirgli, Chicago.
Detroit, lieverlv Hill*, Calif., anil
Miami ,FI h.
Hluce lll.'lil, tiiiiibel — la*l *urvlvlng hrother -bail ei-rved u*
rhaiimau of Ibe board of Glnihel
Dtoihir*, Inr.
He wa* credited with being
among ibe fir i department store
owner* to adopt *och Innovation*
as *t« re e*< alntorH. motor-driven
truck* for Hi livery, iiml a test
ing bllfetiii fin iuerclimidi°e
He wa* w»ll brniwii fin Ir, nbll
antbropie*, devoting ninth of Id*
him and weullb to Ibe blind mill
uniler|irlvileged.
1.11ernllv thousand* of I'liilnilelphia rbiblreii were lulti'ii in the
r Ireii* by Gluthcl in ii-roiii v«ur».
(Umbel - *11011**0i'll Tbnilkig|vlllg
Dav liuimle lire I'blladelnblii flu
lure*
One of llie moil fri-i|ii(-iilIv told
Itf/rle* lib.ml Gilohel coliceiHid a
lift I** girl wbo went to llie (limbi I
time In rblbiilelidilu nfti-i iiudilie
a new iiapcr advertluemrni nlatlng
pianos could be bougbl for "n men
tnbcl wii* Infiu nirii of li<-t
mUunilgr*tandinK of the ndvertl e
menl.
He tnlbeil to the VOltmr■ler, told ber In ilog fin liiin nitil
Si. Patrick
ItooHcvcIt Lcttero
ICeatlaaea Vtmm page ll*,l
dents,"
'Hit paper. will not lie nvallnnb
to thl- general public, itnlv act-id
lied ei'iiolnrs und ri'sciiichcr* will
have ecces* in them."
Dll June lb, Itllh, Mr. Itmisevell
set In i i l u li u l i n I' liull, of eventDial led In ili-ruviTV -if III-’ uluin
In.m b In ii h'lti'i in In Vuniie
Vui Itu. Il, Mi . Roosevelt Mind.’ the
rcieuti.t i-biilrliiiiii uf the Natiumil
Ilcfeu ,• lie*, ,i,'b C.iliilllil Ice. Oil,I
lug:
"Hi ci’iilly, I nnpoiuli’d ii lie. ini
COnilUlMce lu <1nilv Into tin- niisi.i
tile relnlioiishlp In milioiinl de
feme of recent discoveries in I lie
field of alomlNlles. ipuul.lv the fi
aloti of iniiiiiiiiii.
"I will ii.iw ici,lie*1 I lint till*
romnilllee report dlrectlv >> von
a* the fund lop of vnur comuiltlee
Include* lid* *|ieclnl matter and
your committee mnv lonsiiler It ml
Viable lo Sllpnol’l special it mill
on tills subject.”
Two dav* liefnre I’cnrl Harboron Dec. fi. 1041 — Mr. Roosevelt
asked Wendell I.. Wlllkle In make
a good will lour of New Zealand
and Australia as a While House
representative
To the'man he defented In the
1940 presldi-nllal election, Mr.
Roosevelt wrote In part:
"I think Imlh of us slimild lie
•itrenu-lv careful If you do g<t
leal It lm *ahl that I am sending
you out uf the country I
"The situation la definitely serloua and there might tie an armed
clash at anv moment If the Jap
anese continue their forward tirogreat against the Philippine*,
Dutch Indie* nr Malaya orlturina.
"Perhaps the neat four or five
days will deride the matter.”
later wrote on a carbon of the
Wlllkle letter. "Thl* wax dictated
Friday morning— Ion* before thl*
Vila attack atarttd -FD R ."
Wlllkle never made tha trip.
On Jan 84. 1948. Mr. Rnoaavelt
took tlm* out from tha Caaahlanca
conference to write In longhand
a letter to MMv dear King Georg#"
— tha king of England.
"A* for Mr. Churchill and my*
•elf," wrote tba praeldent, " I need
not tall you that we mako a per/•*'My tuatolled team in hamaa*
and out and, Incidentally, we had
lata of fun together aa we alwayt
Area Re-Zoned
Brooklyn Teacher
Tagged As Comie
Is Fired By Board
i r u i i a i r c **•■ rag* o m i
(C m H* m 4 g»aaa P * |« Ua*l
tceattaiea V r w race Oad
drought, scorching min or drifting been perfected for civilian deone home
noma la now balng built upon
U|
fanaa purpoaaa.
*now.
It, Mr. WUddon pOfnUd out to
The hearing waa receaaed un
In addition to the 100,000
Mayor Carraway and tha Comm lamarcher*, about a million other til aome Indefinite future date.
cion two woaka ago.
In
deacrihing
the
new
geiger
person* will watch from the sideHe likcwiao pointed out that
N E W YO R K. Mar. 17 — f/P) —
counter,
Derry
aald
it
could
lie
walk* and the window* towering
A Hrooklvn grammar school teach under tha preaant R -l-A aonlrfg,
aold
commercially
for
$10
to
$16.
■hove the street.
To hold the
accused of lying when she de purchaaer* of lota ware finding
It ia operated with flaahllght er,
crowd In rherk. ulrnont 4,000 po
nied affiliation with a subversive that they could not afford to build
batteries,
and
haa
u
dial
divided
licemen were a**lgned to the
orgauUatlon, was dropped from tha hnmea, and were seeking to hulld
ninrcli route, wliicli atari* at 44ih into green, yollow ami red, srg- board of education payroll today. elsewhere.
menta
to
show
whether
or
not
Street and end* abreast of Cen
Aa a reault of Mr. Whldden'x
'Ibe Imard voted unanimously
dungeroua amounts of radiation
tral Park al 04th Street.
Inst loglit to opal the ,'17-year-old •uggeatlona, nlua petitions of 16
are
reaching
the
luatrument.
A* always, there are two main
owner* of 116 Iota In Highland
Derry described It in a state probationary teacher, Mrs. Hylvla Hark, Mayor Carraway auggeatreviewing stand*.
M. Hchriclilcrmaii.
ment
given
the
Senate-1
liuiso
One, oil the step* uf the Mt.
llie school superintendent. Dr. cd two wteka ago to tho CommiaPatrick’* cathedral, rerognlre* the Aiumlr Committee, The grmi|i I* Willmiii Jansen, reported:
slnn that a new tone, R -l-B , ba
studying
what
progress
has
been
religion* meaning of th* dav hon
"As early as last Dec. 28. I wrote created. Th* only difference be
made
on
means
of
defense
in
oring the man who brought Chris
>o M m . Hchnnlderman und asked tween R -l-A and R -l-B toning
tianity to Ireland 1,000 year* ago. event of an atomic war.
ber to come In lo M-e me about her I- that the car-port Ia Included In
The
instrument
could
be
used
Catholic clergy will be on the
loemlir’i *hlp in the Communist Ihe 1,1)00 aquare foot minimum
cnthcilrul steps — although one to determine whether it wiis party."
1 overall home area, and that the
safe
to
approach
un
area
when
famillur face will be missing.
Jansen *atil one of his assistant* house proper I* required to have
there
bad
been
an
atomic
eaploFrancis (hirdinal Spellman, ArchI lien tried three dav« last week an area not lea* than 720 square
hl.hup of New York, I* Absent aion.
In g d the teacher to atuiear, hut fert.
Derry
said
that
low
rudialion,
on hi* bidv vear idlgrininge to
Inclusion of the car port area,
she refused
or
none
at
ull,
la
murked
on
the
Home.
Jansen, who recommended the however, Mr. Whldden pointed
green section of the dlul. A*
The other reviewing stand I* at radiation begins lo gel ilungermi, woman be fired, charged that she ool, mepn* a considerable saving
041b Street, where civil authori
in cosr of building. He estimated
— I the needle lilts bail lied when she answered “ No" that home* now can be built In
ties take the salute. Here Irish- to human lielnga,
to ibi uuestion In her teaching'll<
warning section.
burn Mayor William O'Dwyet and the feiinte
the R -l-B area at 98,000 to $9,en It's red, It’s jiast time rense application:
New York .Stale’* Lieutenant Gov for human*
"A rc you now or have you ever 000.
to hunt cover.
ernor, J im- it. Hanlev, will stand.
The action laat night took place
" In II* present fo rm ." Ile rrv been nffllialed with anv organliaAnotliP, fuinlllur fare will lie ml-*- tuld
the ciimmitlee, "the Instru lion or prmiu endorsin'* the Com- at o hearing called for the pur
illg here, too. Gov. Thuinii- K ment Is not designed for pro* iiiouut. Fascist or Nasi move- pose. The new aone takes In the
Dewey, iM’iiverlng from a shoulder peeling or oilier low-level iiiioi- mi’iit 7”
aica between Twentieth a n d
u|ieraiion, nlnnned to attend lint During and I'liurinl he ii*ci| fur
Htrect,
French
Jim ,en‘. fm mill rburge was that Twenty-fourth
ivlis fm bidden hv doctor's order*.
these purposes wllhm it omiliflcii- Mi i. Hchni’lilermnii made "a fal-e Avenue and an alloy west of Park
Avenue.
The tinrude will march under n llllll.
i uti'im-iit under until.”
pupiil Idossitlg sent from Rome
The Commission also approved
Tins niue’member board's deci
"Therefore, wliether or not thl*
The urmnl miir-lml ia New York’* high level del,-cl Ion inatritiiiciii sion was issued ul the end of a rnonlng from R-t to C-l (com
I ri - It Police Commlssioocr. Wii in itmimfactori-il may depend lonnv bi’iiring, during which 2f.O mercial). of (he area near the
Iinin P. O'llrleu, wbo wa. tire ii|ion civil diTcuse rixiuiiflip n l . i.iuson lammi'd it* meeting ball. tuiler park on the Orlando Higheiileil with llie greet,-while.and for Ploniturtlig ilevlres.1,
Alemt JUi idikelrt naraded out- w11v owned by C. C. Dodson.
gohl imiisb.nl'* sash vestenliiv.
nle piutc’iinp the ouster. Si.m*
D erry
*nbl
I Inliislriiim u l
Tile Must Reverend Joseph I* weighs It'** than 2 H pound*.
i ..f the pickets were Identified a*
Donahue, vicar general of III,
members of the 4'rachi'rs Hnlon, of
?-'"W York Human Cnthollr diocese,
I which Mrs. Scbnetdeiman is a
U uoileooa Wrmm P aae Oo»»
S m a llic r s T a lk
was Cardinal Spellman's represen
meuibi'i.
I Madsen of Oaklaod, Culif., last
lulive ut the i-llthcill<*l,
Mi*. .Schneiderman, the mother Oct. 20.
Il'tills M * great
IHi.t
Sluvntboroi's bad u >peci*l
<>| two children, wa* not entitled
E lm o . Gower, of Cumlicrland,
lirlvilege if Ibey Imd lelevision enst /mm I'ensarala, pledgim- to ii departmental trial on the Mil.,
the pretty young matron's
The whole tiuradc. from beginoloc cmitinued efforts to belp I be lm
longc before di-missal, because uttorney, ' tnLJ the rnurt Mrs.
until tlnrkit#*'. will be caught l.v flier, the laboring man, the wlot••1 In wo* only a probationary tenchMudsyn refused tu talk to her
collar worker, the needy aged unit
tin- cameras of WPIX.
I ■r. Min' would Imve received ten- father when he mails ills nightly
Mad wen Trial
gave In-1 Ibe liimni -lie Imd especlI >/\ V M e e t *
ed.
filnibcf wii* bom In Viucemic
ilu s lls s rU
eruM r> | , Par,
In.I , Nov n. IHtiri
III- father. my hi- two tenor us senior vice
Adnin tiiinliel. efeme In the II S .’■■loinauilci lie hud never -t m »(
(nu n llavnii* III IHl.it wllli 11 lolnl •inttpcial slulement, and llmi In
ru|olul of tl*
would like In know how the .tale
' i i . . . flit lot o|,e„ed it sllllill
The
•irguniXMlIiMi spent its moiiev.
In Vinrenries in IH115. Yoony I.Ili
Mbmeil hi Ibe upcllllip of n store
in Milwaukee in Itm’/. Hu- fir.I lib(iiiiibel ventiire. In |H!M, In- nod
bis brother oneried the I'lulndel
plilu stoie unit In lull) went inn,
the deportment store huslm-m. ip
New Yoik Cilv
In iidilitloii In Ills store Inter
ests, tiluibcl with hi* son. Kill*
A., Jr., wu* co-founder of I'lilladelpliln radio station WII.'. now
the Pcnosvlvunln llroiiilcasilng Co
Atomic Defcnfle
A mil her
resollltloil
missed hv
•In- fit h District wn* that the
tale organiantlon he retpiested
to upportlon fund* evenly to the
four veteran* hospital* in Flor.
ida. At nrcHeul. hr pointed nut,
most of the funds are poind to the
hospital at t'axH-u-Crlllr,
The suggestion hv nioiimauilei
Kotundo of Orlniidu iliul I Shire
of Chapter No. Id be hacked for the
office of Gih d|*lrlcl ciiiuinuiidci
wa* unofficially approved hv the
liM-al iiirii)hersblp,
liM-nl
mrii)hershlp, and Mr.
Mr, f'owlFowl
er-stated that hit will, brine the
matter before the mrmher*hlii a'
Daytona Reach.,
, \
I'luiis for participation In llie
i mulin' state convention of the
H.A V. ul Rradentoii in June ul»n
io visit other Chapters warn dinHissed. Tim Crawford served ur
sdiutanl In itlure of George W il
burn.. win. was altsenl. Willard ()
liin loan. Ililumlo HAY cbniduln
iI'Vi’iiled i Iihi in .......klon, Mo*s
lie bud officilileil ul l.'lft Ulllllarv
'iim i ’il- mol bud ure elil'il "(i 1’’
lm nil, i" Vf.ii noil her*. Visit
i* tits bub il I.ool- Klvonid lllli'
t'cdiid Keith, hoi Ii uf Mliiuc.blu
|{ninnnn Finn
icai,iaa»* r,u H r*a# o m i
the coat of surplus potatoes would
jump up In uhmii 1200,1)00,000 tu
the taxpayers,” Aiken told the
hearing.
Senator Kllrndrr (IM .n l, pre
siding, agreed lliere would "he a
greater loss
Hiss under" the Hronnan
proposal. He suld allowing aurplan potatoes to go In market
without price supports "would be
hound to depress prices all over
the country ami require vast pro
duction payments on most uf the
crop."
Roth Kllcnder and llulland *U|
IBgestml Aiken might he unfair In
using full parity value* whereas
the two pi Into nut!ro| bills before the committee wrre baaed
on the present support lavela,
whlrh ara much Inwrr. 1
"I'm against the Rrannan Plan,"
Holland said.
Fire In Jail
I C t iH n N r n a Pa
courtroom and Jail waa
night— ax on many o
night*— to keep ilm V a t Inaida i V
call block.
Whan McBride aaw tha amok#
ha quickly notified tha lira da*
partmant.
1* '
Tho prisoners were removed
and kfforta to revive them fa Dad.
Police aald they alwa:
ad prisoner* for mat
added that aometlma* mataHea
wara roncaaled on tha priaonar*
paraona.
An official inveeUgailun waa
atartad after the tragedy but
none of the - authorities ’lad a
atatemeat.
*•
'
thru dividends paid to thorn on tholr. fira,
windstorm, and workman eompanaation inAUlftiWa. TUat'a 114,000.08 mow circulating
and working In tkia community I
••flier groups.
Hpcukiug
ip
this
..............
county s-'Bt, the Mtale's *eol..i
.Senator wlm i* campaigning f..i
rennnillialioii in the DeioiH’iNli.
lolniurv Miiv U. said:
"The readlunitry erowil light
lag us will lake Ii* hnrk to the
farm foii’closure days of lb.'
Hoover depression if lliey an id
lowed to lake control of yum gov
menl.
"Muny who are wltbm the
sound of my voice muy be tier
young to rrmemlicr those Uni I
und critical days, hut those of u*
who do rvmeinher them will tell
you that America inu«l not Id
them return."
Hooper also pointed "III he Imd
led Ihi- fight for rural elecltifis
cation lo In lug power to thousands of farm homes.
| ore next Tuc-dav after a threeI vein n'l.bntlonsrv lie,bid, olid been
'.m ille d in irinl
She did nut at
teoit la-t night's board meeting,
und wii* leporl-'d ill ul home
She wa* siiid lo be the first
lenchei III New York C ilv fired
..a I'burgt'’ of Iviug h Imnt nolitlcal
.if filint in,*A bonnl o( I’dui'iillon member,
t.i urge \. Tioioiie, -old at the hear
ing t Ini I the Teacher* Hnlon "slav
ishly follow the Kicinlln narty
line."
Truman Conlcrenfci*
,Caatlaav4 Krum faa* fla*l
slim cliulrmunsliin.
The seerularv maUe imhUr 11
telegrutii from Ralph ,B. Gr^gg.
national Judge-advocate of ( the
Americun l.cglon,
Imllaaanolls,
eritlcir.lng n proposal Uv the l|un
can-l’nris l’u*i in New York,find:
ge-ding Ibe President talk ytllh
' M * * ils»»4 gv-tm !**■« llael
Rclrnce, 12; Baclielor of Music, Nlullli In a telepbono book-up It)
U; RnrbClnr of Science ill llusl- which ilic mot would lie retire|jiit-
Dr. (tordon
ness, 81; llachl'loi uf Laws,
Muster of A rts, 2; Master
Science, I.
~ r>.
of
Spending nn
StH-aking
>in tlm subject, "Kate
"gale
oi Freedom," Dr. I'urat rnl*i'd tlm
qiifslion, "A re we i,mat era of our
fate1" Grunting that many u**
peel* of mu live* ure dcleimined
fur ii*, lie polnlcil ool I lie uicu s
in which our fre*' will I* the de
termining fnctm
"Tile vmitli of America ure tlm
most fortunate vmilh in ull 'lm
world.” said Dr. I'oicat. "The f ief
that we are cltlxcii* of the D n llc l
Slate* gives ii* many privileges.
Having
untiling to do
with
these privileges, whot have wo
to do with our live*?"
He challenged (lie gradmiii‘4
to awoke tu their gicat opportUlils
ties and to ii-aliri' (lint they ulono
will drlermlui' the 11111110.''
Kindly be advised," ibe I^resllimit wus told, "that the nrtlnri
uf I be - 0-eulled Diilican-Patix I'o-I
•if the American l.egboi in attempt
iiig I" arrange u lliree.-way J*le
............... ...
l"li beiweun the
I’re-idriil of Die Hulled 'Ht^tl"
lYemier Stalin mol represrnln
' i v, - ul llie pot . I* >111 siilir-dill,ill hunted pl'iliosnl l>V .1 ill
,'ii'diti ,1 pii-i of the Anierl.-ati
l.cglon which bus lie'll sil-nrnde'*
HoUjrwood
By k OR TH O M A S
H O LLYW O O D. Mar. 17. — OF)
— Ah. thara’a good new* today Jor
American husband*.
Th e y . ara
fatting' a boost from begpteoua
Oaby Andre, th* screen’s latest
French flash.
"1 am French, you understand,
and there Is nothing wrong with
French men," graen-eyed Oabv begaa cautiously, "But American*
have so muc)*— what you c#ll sing!
“They keep so young and vigorntia they make everyone around
them feel tha earn* Such spirit
as thin I have never seen before.”
The French gal went 'way out
on a limb gnd declared that Ameri
can husbands ara th* heat In the
world.
“They Uk* to apol) a girl, to
maka her think .she I*.tha moat
wonderful thlpg In the world. Now
in Europe I am afraid men take
their women for granted.
"But Americana! They are love
ly. Any little thing you do for
State Farmer*) Market
a a n ro a o m u
r t*a.g t a *
a ttr a a t no . tie
Th* ..
following arlcta r*po
, rted by
th* use.
,al*r*
ttanror
•r# on Th#
.
....-orit B u t*
Farmer* Marketf t. . . .produce sold
to Tru u M r* a
. Dealers up lo 4 P.
M . March ta, itsp.
Ilcsn*. T.n d »r* r# «n . lu ll
ilrndsit
*—
Hu. 11ur. tt.li J »*
llsana.
l.lma
Hu Mpr. 11.7*
...
lisa ns.
Polo
Bu. Ilpr. II. io t.eo
Itssls
Do* Hch. I- ..71
. . .1.00
..
CabhAgo ... *} -c iMbbago — •» Lb
Cauliflower ., 1 .
c n . i t n -*.0
. 1)0
Our umbers,
- S'enuy
Hu Bekts. |4 IS 4.71
Celery,
tloldan C m . la H tge r. | ),lu - t.7*
Celery,
<
*
f’ascsl C rl. U * t.aer
|1.I0 - l.
I.7S
ier. 11.10
Corn ................ .
c‘M. II.IU
Coiiarda
tod. I ,7» - .
llggplani
its. 11.71 •l.i
BU- Iskta.
Lettuce,
. .. Iceberg,
'ry Pack L A
Ori
i*rt depending n l ■ e 11.71 - K(
“s-r-f
Onions,
, ull 011 her Inst night.
| Green ....... tins. Itch I 71 • l.on
I'eppern ----- Oil Oslo*. I I (0 - 4 00
Gower said lliut since Klelst Plneappls
— 1----------......
. CM.
M il
t'cik llie stand - telling the court I’uintoe*. lied Bliss
If.
H.
1
10
T.b.
Baa*
11
7ft t.it
Yvette had nn abnormal, nrvehuHqussh.
nullilc iiersonalltv and killed her _ Vellow
.... Hu Itpr. f i l l 1.60
lo.sbninl under tdn-iniis of nerse- Turnips. Purple
Top .......
Uo*. Hch. t .70 (.00
colion— she iia* si,awed an in(pinks)
ci'Msed
coolness
towaid
her Tomatoes
Crl depending nustlly I I . on u s
father.
A plea of inuoreiir, by reason Oranges Valencias
depending s t a e n Boa 14.11 - 4 SO
of insanity ha- been -ntcred, the Orapsfrult,
defease counsel said, over Mr*.
Onnrsn . ------- .... Rot |t 00
Grapefruit, Marsh
Mndsea’a <diJectlon*.
Heedle**
l
Iloa
Mrs. Madsen, whose fainting
ting'
I pell* nnd emotion'll 'Oitbursp
tptsl
have repeatedly Interrupted
inclfs
norfi
severt-dky 1 try tl.o iip ifa re d inn
am
1mg
p ite n U m 'V m v (fa n a t any tlm
eiiire-, tk* l$nilng* hegap.
uadi
lint during the courtt ircess lo-
VJi<*k+»4.•isMa’’
m
Dp
&
:jS
to th* Italian town to tract
Ids betrayer. The story is
willt action and earltament
performs In his l>est style.
The colorful roseflsh, once t o *
garded as good only for display
laY»
In market*, haa become an ira*
porta nt food species.
Legal notice
VOTIC’H
Hanford, Plorjda
March to, m o N O T ID FI Irt 11K It K U T O tV E N ih »t
pursuant tu Dhapter 114, Florl
>rld*
Htalutu*. ISO ** amend'd, the
nit#
lowlna .it-s. rltinl lend In Bsmlnol*
i.’ounty. F'lorlUu. will bu offerud fee
snlu at public outcry for the high*
e*t sod hesi cash bid at the fros
dour of ibe Hemlnul* County Cou
Jlouee. ...............................................................
si Hanfurd. beginning
111 1& A M. on ^ to n d s y Ms
fsrek
Still, A D . 1910.
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t.oi It Nurmsny Hquars Plat •
Boult I pane II.
l-ot 11 Nornmny tbpisr* Plst
Bank 1 P«g« tl„•
l.oi 113 leiiiKWiitid Plat Book .
I page* I* lu II * Plst Book .
'3*
pnifi* 31.
Lots s !• * 1 0
;
Normsn^ ,
Mtiuare Plsl llouk 1 page if. .
NKU uf NFJt* of N W ti of
NWS Hrctlun » Township It .
ttoulli lianas 11 Fast.
t
Luis 104 lu 101 A 110 to I l f •
Black Hammock Plat Book l
paasa X I.* 101 A . Plat Book ;
pages 70 (to A 111.
l-ol**l7a 310 I I I I M 111
111 Black Hammock Plat Boo
ok
I pages I I A lot a Plst Boo
4
X pages 70 no A 111. ,
toils I I I tu 3*9 Black Hammock Plat lluiik I pa##* 11 A
101 A Plsl Book 3 pages 7#
110 A 111.
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held In Sanftirtl nl
nine n’rhH'k nn
Friday
ntominif,
I9.'0.
nchnol
.1,
Any
high
-neirtnf « » ifrfdunle intm-Hted Hhnulil apply nt
^*i
’jU
Superintendent «>f S c IhmiIa
oonff;|(if
n t r . p r the''t’oBJltv
jn
^ iB th d jtfa iu rf Raune, Snnforil, Flurltln.
:.U
Irnt.
The I'rcsldent "overs lint" to-,
.fay, re’niainTSg rn'lnuT l.Yitll 1T A M .
and missing hi* tmual before.break
fast wklk. But he went In the
heach for « swim and n sunhnth.
iImv
ht
nrrvnnnl
T . W. I.nwton, Hup!.............. .
sc^umponyltig hit daughter >u
the anteroom as h«.|iM Ik tha
v J-. *t ,0
SALE
SALE
ili ,' Il'Pl and I dlnmelri''allv on
p ,. d to the policy uf ih>‘ Am*ri
•’iin Legion.
Tile I -t-iun I- oonltcrutilv op
pit-’i’d to ilo- intervention hv the111>,11" ■r coiifu’dioiisl* ’.nd tod.
licit v seekers In the affairs rd
internatlnnnl diiilomuev.
Ro»a aid the post's *l|g(*r»tto'
wa- being Ignored hv the Prc«l
We.Have It---
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Hemlnul* County. Florid* r
li.'lri'iilt Court Heal)
v
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SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATIONS
7#
.
iV-irdr?.*»irdAjft
them, they appreciate It."
Gaby 1peaks from exiierlrncr.
She waa a Fredch flint art res*
until aha met an Amerirvi Army
colonel during the war. .She came
to the U S. aa Mr*. Ell Smith.
Now *h* I* making her Holly
wood debut In "The $2,000,000
Bank Robbery."
The French may be considered
gay, but Americans are gaver.
she remarked.
"Even during the war. American
soldier* in France gave our coun
try a lift." aha aald. •"I think »
lat of this gayety and vigor Is due
to th* American love of sports.
American* not only talk *ix$t-.
they take part In them. This gives
them a youthful outlook."
Gahy haa one Important adliistment to American life:
"I am learning to rook all sorts
of American dlihps. Rut I don’t
mind a bit. I’ve gdt a real Ameri
can husband— he'* so apprecia
tive!"
One of Hollywood's most charm
ing hostesses Is Billie Burke So
It would pay to llatqp when she
drops a few word* of advice alxuit
In a successful party.
giving
Tha secret, she remarked, is a
congenial guest list. "It’* a strain
when all the people at a party are
ri rangers," she said.
But also don’t Invite a group at
the party who won't mix with llie
others. "M.v husband (Kjp Zl*u>
feld) always told ine not tp invite
all my women friends.
"To insure success at a party,
you sbounld talk before band tr,
some of the guests who are ilbrtlurlarly apt In bringing neople
nut. Ask them tu take some of
the less talkative ones In hand.
"For rgample, you should place
an attractive, gracious voting wo
man next to n (inlet, reserved sci
entist."
GauM,le Review: "('apt Karev.
H.H.A." (Pori
"
will please and di1
light the Alan - l-add fans, who
seem tu he many. It I* a tall Inin
about an (>8H officer wlm Is he(rayed
during
iwhlnd-lhr-line*
work during the war. He return*
iig a n
•
�« '* * > —
t- .
h Unity Thera It Strtnrfh —
TH E W E A T H E R
To Prelect Ihe Peses of tho World:
To Promote the, Progress of A (erica.
To Prodoe# Prosperity for S.ntord,
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IN D E P E N D E N T
AehpHon Asks End Of Cold War
On
P h ilip
m u n is m
In te re s ts O f
Law m aker
Denounced
A dm/ling rain Salmd.iv alternon failed lo dampen (lie enthur
iaim nl dir larKe cio.vd who g.*
In hear Rep. Gcnrgc
Smsthen, tandidale foi the U.
S. Senate, uphold liti platform for
preiervvliun nf individual Ireedorn,
and In all.itI* the record r>l Sru.i
lor Pepper on FF.PC, prtmmrd
henefili lo ihe aged ami Commuii
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Smatheti polled no punches ,*».
clad in a rutn ifinl Arid plot** ;
♦d liorp the dnrrle by a lawn uni
brella mounled on a Hal lopped
liuck in fmn: uf Tuuchtoii Drug
CHAUINOINO RUSSIA to Join the V S in a *eveo-polnt nrogia’o lo end
th# colil w#r, Serrettry of Slit# Uean Arheemt prssent* hi* p'vn lo th*
Store, lie altar lied IVpprt’t foreign
Cnnferenc# of InttrnnUonal Co-operation for World Fconomlc rievelnppolicy, bit vole againil Southern
tnenl at th# Unlvenlly of California In BeiWeley. H# urgad ih* t'SSH
filibutlering detignetl In block
to accept Inlentatlonal control of all atomic weapon*, and lo permit
pa nage ol Ilie FEPC bill, and In*
fre# alactlnna In Eaitern Europe.
( tMlerenHonijI Suuad|ihafoi
praoe nl "Uncle Joe" Stalin"
tp duimg a Hip to Motto**.
Hie amlieme linerl up undri
time ranopirt on l i nt Stiret
ami Msgimlin Avenue .mil »r*|r:f
ill aoloniololri orailiy. Irc<|urnllv
cheered and ,*ppi.indr<l ,*• Smttl
er» done home point aitet priinl.
At the tomliMinn ol lo* talk,
automobile loon*
I ■ ‘lie C o m m e n d s
T n i i n i m : T w o II S . D e s f r o y r r s
noitv applauie.
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frlrrifl nfirl fnniiPl Rrlu.ml-lrvntu rt’
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Min mi pnliJii- m hruih Hill Kill*#
!'»<■« I motor *ni ib nler. and mem- j Manager Id levy Wlulnrr reHOVl, KONG M«.
liei of the tiniatlo r for fit nalnt
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! 'tewnl the line-up of the Sanlnrd
I "rnnmimt nlfinal* m ‘Ilian*
Teeming the presctvntlnn of in- | Uiant* for the llolarv I lob today bat Ironed rhumb* down 011 llr»
d lvid u u l
f ic r il. it .
tb r p i I i h i i .mI md pitiln tell llrry would finish rvarinlimi nf more than I,MM)
1m ip > Irefi.re the pnnple uf (hi* ,
die hut divitun, in a lalk in foreign national* Iron* that Red
nalloti r. *vrll ir* foreign rieintilei ; . .
p*id tribute to |a*t *ea- held rtty, raid J. J Iferrvman,
all over the world, he ilcfiui'd the ,v'"' It
•*##rtcrr of thla fieednm a. the
, Hal Gruber, and llie manager of the Anienran Ptettrl|ht to think, work mid **m*hip
training program rlen Line* «aid tonight.
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Ife taid Cummuniif official*
tuMilpg till* fievdflip
.nvtt'dlri' federnl htirriincrnta.
that he had never | refuted entry nf two American
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Set-up Of Gi n n l
Orp.irii/tition Here
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tradition born In
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ok, apparently will
Wr* to crime.
■old iirlltl-iiiUllonrnme III tlilce iie'lilli*
.. . that lime had kept
*# on Paaa T * » l
IK V A IIHIIKJK
la now about completed
In the approtclie* to
(ieneva Avenue llrlilgo,
haa breri driven tojuwJbncrete pile cgpa widen In
vtlj aupport tlir ateel beam*
Re bridge, Stain lllgliwav enginatra reported thla mornhp;.
Th# total length of the fill and
Jha two bridge nppioachaa I* M 2H.
fined tpan will have a 12 foot
nc# over th# channel leading
ft Jeaaiip.
SOVIBT RKACttON
rnfiCOW. Mar, 20. — </Ti —
S. •Secretary of State Dean
Jheann'a aeven-polnt plan for bet»f
Huaao-Amerlcan
relation*
"Intenaifiratlou of the ng*
jdualvo tine In United State*
foreign policy,” aava the Commonlit Party organ I’ravda.
"AH Mr, Acheinn’a utterance*.’
verqte Bnvlet Commentator Y. Vlk''to m v , "prove one and tho aame
' thing: That ha h#» no concrete
prnpoaali whataoever which are
aimed at lupportlng the conaolld*^ln » of peace,"
ONLY 10 DAYS
There are only 10 day* left
In which to r*gl*t#r for th# Mav
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W M72 fnrmarly qualified voter*
har# failed to regliter and in
■ will tm unable to vote unl#a»
(hay ragfatar before Mar. at.
If you are not aura whether you
•re qualified to vote, sail at tha
Ruperviaor of Regl»tratlon'» of.
flea la MeLauUn'a an Magno
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Associated Press Leased Wire
No. 151
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Off Strike On 12 Railroads
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nationals."
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•ii tin* A d lr t ln k t i h M<u i '« f t iu i •11|i
Hulun on T w e n t y f i f t h S tr e e t i f " ' i rni Sheriff P. A M " .......
of KnterpiUe for |H veara. riled
move him. Slid »'*n l,ikeu in tl"' p »m I t i i u K i a m
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f ’lt'iiidt A v e n u e .
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HrdeMveH weir due ••• m i " " ir " "
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year*. He wai horn Aug. .1, IHH1
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11f ’vliuJ) In* it h fii itVi
Mi .ViMimis HI gc l_1h.M sll U'llil
two Hiitomohiles going In the >>i»r»-• lorlev from New York -piilwtn hi
In t'lnv county, K«»,
t u ' ll I
Ml
■*
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'U'lUllMjiHM
I, - ,,'<• lieen snlicited fm uremsite direction, a 1041 Dodgy 84*tlf4fl range fur hi* hr>*|j|lnlliiitbui. The
Survivor* Include the widow of
ty Sheri!
I Imim , f(iu| 1 111' V |M11*e* I *s Lt* r) I *11*
I .••*, -slut, in the Ai"*u ii'irn !(•••! I'leri
(lateen; seven aona. Irving of Marl- returned Friday from New O r rtrlvcn hv Aim Jenkins. Cribucl illncH* came while Mi •iiiili«i w»
♦n t 4*4 ill || n il I It t i l M i ' l l
111I 111r* III
and 'i11", de.lt" to hernme memennn; John ll„ Weller H„ Albert leans bringing in hi* custody, Wil ■mil IHIIU Ford aerlan driven f.v preparing to celebrate Hit' •lyr-Mlnip KW ISTON. M " , M u .
20.
I nl I' Mai v
uf hi* ufficr with n pm tv In which
liris nf Ihe l",-al "nnntv rhaliter
M.. I'nul K.. Harold B„ ami Con bur II. O'Barr. 22, who had gone Horace Wood*, Colnrerl.
I In* m ill nf Mu* M u n i I h m p I W m m I
Pi
I't ealde iil
I t ' i l h e r f u r d 11
•nil I'I7II. ni forward tire donation
Demege In the Dmlge wa* ,--ti hr hail invited II liuud.rr nf lui'el H a v e * ' Is*i a u i v l v l n g i liihl
rad, nil of Oataen: three daugh to the police atatlon (here anil
1,1- III I ' m h MN if M i Ll r tr i# ' •iritn m
Dr l.ronat'1
|
I-, American Red Cm, . Fund llriv#
ter*, Mr*. Hoy Hobart of Hvra- had given himself up, saying that mated bv nollro at Ifdill, to tin product* merchant*
•uilv d n u g h l e r
is ........I ,*t H2 .
4*f , t ♦" *‘id I v Imiii f'd ilnt'ii at * u
II- „ iIi|iihi tri s Banfrud
CURB, N. Y.; Mra. II. fl. Hidden* he hart stolsn an automobile
tomobll In Ford at 1170 anil to the Chevrolet Muttium was t-nltni! Mm I'ntmilla
H h
Mr* , \ ( it ll M I ' i HA " f i f d ' I l J M l ’ L
Mis. Fiance* ( I ' n n n y l l l a y r s
lion lit the case,
at *400
of Oateen; and Mr*, Ven E. Rnuae, Sanford.
•lli'rl lust (l i g h t el tin- Murcfittr- t„. ,1 licit
Jr., of Waahlngtnn, t>. C.; a|*o
He I* now In Jal| hsre, charged
c ioo h
H o m e here.
In., •>11<••1 wiiiiler, ri'ill* •I*I* b
nine grandchildren.
with the theft of a 1949 Plymouth
I.
H e r futile 1 wa* ,rn O h i o con - t„yr'l,rt Pi'iphiye'l " " " " (hr,
Service* will he held b the Oa Sedan, the property of Chester
1111" >*r,ikr*t*, have rinsed ir "id1.
y t e s s m a n w h e n she
h orn Sep i
teen Rapllat Church at 4:00 P.M. Million. The automobile, after be
f.,1 mi Indefinite periutl M'
IRH7. She spen l h "i e* 11v >'liilil
A tilsr time i* in slur,. f >> kiddie*
Wcdne»dnv with Rev. W. A. Her ing taken Horn where It had
•'"oil in ( h e O h i o goi'ei m u ' * m e n
t ; v a n « reveslcrl
These ai* 'h e
ring officiating. Burial will be been parked overnight near the
I 1ids*' afternoon " hen s, hunts will
1 In,,, Wn,ilim Mill- ( ‘ii s' I
*l "n
h e r fa t h e i *ve* uriv e tn o i
San bunth Apartment, wae found
made in Osteon Cemetery.
l i n e " lei n n
en d went w it h h im
It,11 t„ slei, N' It . mid I in' 1■""ii - Ins" at 2 Mil "VI-" I in " del that
etiaudoned nn Mellonvllle Ave
\|fy .'■• nf Gnlllr, N II llnltr ,, 11 "hlldten. tngpther •ill' leachtil llie W i l l i e H o u s e w he n he w e .
nue between Flret and Seemid
HACK T O RUSSIA
l„,. r
tier,t "tierateil
by
I 'l l. n n • ' , , n a v e n l n y #>tfi t - l t *■•,' n-t *- F f r
By winning firel diviiinn ralmg at llte Fouilb Diitiicl Mmir Festival H e e le d t' le s h ln n l In M 7 7
Street*.
The
caee
t*
due
for
trial
NEW YORK. Mar. 20. — l/Pi —
riyltie* nl 'lie Sen'lmde t'ounty
Ml .. H a v e s ' til'd in-, riled in INhU. P in il y e l l f l l ' l n l s nf (li e CO'ii|inl1
The government handed Valentin during tha April term uf Circuit in Orlundo Fridsy end SelutJu. '>•" ’«*V‘ a'""!' "• >l'e
I,., „<i,| the elnstngs >>eie due *•• Fair which "peneil this morning.
tier f a t h e r font v e i n - Inter
School
Glrc
Club,
numbering
4V
won
ihe
right
to
empetr
m
the
Stale
A. Huliitchev di|» official walking Court,
R bool truslee* lecomrnyn’lcd Ihe
Her n i e i r i a s e 1" K n r i g t i H n r i y
lard " f utdei s
Police are (till working dn the Miiiit Feilivg), Apt. 28, in Tamp*. Min Ollie Ren* Whtlllr, initMirtor. F. f l m l l h ill 18H7 ended I " r l l v o r ’e
paper* today and the ettibbv con
(t- ese m ills , rah l M i
t vails, earlv eluting, snd the H'srd of
i’rthllc Instruction sutlmriierl il
victed apy heeded homeward to res# uf the theft of a gray Dodge announced today.
. . . .
„t * r
1 1 •lint11v e f l e r Ih e f i i s l W<>ili| W e t have lieen r ip e ia li n g "t*ly I h r i " ' Supt T W (.aivtiin stated
ward hi* native Rtteala "never to Sedan, the property ef Roy
M r s . H e y # * ’ sun, th ilt n n , w h " d a " - ir v e e k nn fhrer* - I ' i f l s 11
The
hoy*
won
superior
rating
by
their
tinging
ol The Song ol the
Green, nntomnhllt salesman. It
return."
H l l i d " i i e ' l the clo sings In n " * r
« l s " d r n p ii s d the n s n i - of S tiillh
Federal Judge Sylvetter J. Rvan wae stolen, March I, from In .lolly Roger." Judges were F’rol Ballinger and Mrs* Flelcp Alliuger of •lied In F l o r i d a Iasi J a n u a r v .
C IV IL B ER V icE
pri'diictloii, high taxes anil hi
suspended Oubltcher’a Ifi-year nrl- his home gt 709 pglmetto Avenue. Rtetson University.
*
Three inan have ii*ss»tl civil
H is w i d o w , M r s C u r i n n e H n v e , creased demand* hv la l'T iiiih u i *
Excellent rating was won hv the Boy* Double Gunrtcttr were of I'ti m pa no H e n r h , F I s nu t R r v
aen sentence shortly after 10 A.M.
-cl' lce exanilitalione to ruulilv *»
In accordance with a previous
SENATOR CROMMKLINT
assistant englneris at the Cttv
the glrla' group, and by the ini**d unihio lo enter the competition
en l Pond , w as w i t h hei m o t h e r In
I'l VN FJ( FDR Hit I T AIN
BAN FRANCISCO. Mgr. 29. - epaemhle.
recommendation by Secreta// of
The Triple Ttlu recently record l a w w h e n she died
W A S H IN G TO N . Mar 20
'-Th M'tiiei Plant N ti risFti«r "tarnDavis Heater, with a tenpr ml" ed "My Hacienda" hv Hsnv WestState Dean Acheeon and Attorney (AI — Capt. John G. Crommelln,
F u n e r a l serv ices w ill tie F r i d a y
- The first batch nf about 7h Ir.....announced tld- rnornlmr They
the furloughed erttle of military won super mr rating, and Rlrhat d er and Wtllaril Connolly, with at the H a y e s hom e st ead , S n t n p » l American H-2P» takes nff fo* ire J. Albert llilrsnn ('(iirrls*
General J. Howard McGrath.
unification, may file for tho U. 8 . Howell, a Bth grade pupil also Charles Clvitetti, former director G r o v e , lu F r e m o n t , i l I t m let w ill Britain to day u n d e r the tl rt01> I. Dm ton and l inimin I Gilley.
Senata from Alabama.
won the tun rating. George Har of the Edison Symphony Orches l>e In th e f a m i l y plo l in 0 * k w » o r l (HiP.lKHl arms aid urnyrsm to
C ITY PERMIT
Antony J. Cheena today aeeured
Crommelln aald today ha had den of the Mh grade got excel tra at the organ. On the other C e n i e l e r v th e r e .
strsecthen W e s te rn - F u r o r e 's
le
a City permit to erapt a ID.000 received "numerous telephone calls lent rating.
side of the Grange label record I*
tense*
concrete block home m tha High and telegram#" from Individual#
Excellent ratings were won by "A Gypav Alone Neath the Stars"
TO U R IS T CI.UII
I'ortr of the reconditioned bnmh
land Park Huhdlvlalon at 209 Colo In hla home etata orghtg him to Mary Ann Bohlaysr, c o n t r a i l " ; by the same writers and sung hv
Memhar* of th - Sanford Tourist ris, manned hv American c t r r r .S H H t t ft
nial Way.
run for Senator, Idattr Hill's teat Clarence Clause, baritone. 1* birk Aiken.
Club rihulffehoard team will Jour leave nearby Andrew* field this Vtlsntfe City
Thin I* the first permit obtained next fall,
Bobby Cawley and by the Hnv*'
A* a result of their fine sing ney fo Winter Perk Wednesday nflernnon honml for a British alr- Botton
"If I thought I could be of Quartette, which Include* S o n n y ing, th# Triple Trio will he taken afternoon for a game at 2:00 liaie.
nine# Ihe area wae re-eoned Mon
Buffiin
day from R -t-A la R -l-B status, service I would nm," tha No, 1 West, David Heater, Billv Tt*on to Tampa, Apr. 2g, said MH* Whit o'clock with the Winter Perk teem.
The four-engine nlsees. now (Tevtlam l
which allows the bulldtag of more critic of tha armad feetee unifi and Babbv Cawley,.
Hie Girl* tle. They are: Joyce Batt«. CaroThn Tourlat Club Is making ex powererl hv modernlied molor* M»mnht*
moderate priced home# than for* cation aald. "I thought I oauldbe Quartette, Including Carolyn Pat lyn Patrick and Nell Buie, so tensive plena for its annuel dinner are the flrit Amerirau arm* l« Gklahotne City
merly, Th# new home will have of more service to my eoturtty In rick, Mary Ann Hohlayer, Peggy pranos: Dial Boyle, Peggy Wilson Friday night, an outstanding event he handed over to the RrltUh un Plttchurgh
five rooms, will Hava a ground the Navy. But If IVa not going to Wilson and Bobby Jaws Gallmyav and Mary Ann Bohlayer, second of the season. Reservation* must tier Ihe arm* program approved Wnihlngton, D. C.
area of M by 42 foot and will bo be In the Navy, than I feel oer- warn given axceflewt rating.
raao and Batty
Lou Partin,
........ ..........
........ he made by Wednesday for the by Congress lest October. They Key Went
oroetod by tho Dawaon Construc hape I could be of mart
Due to rtata rulaa, aald Ml** Bobby Ja m Galloway and Donna dinner, according to D. F. geydder, will also he the first to reach Orlando
In Confma,"
tion Co.
Whittle, the GirtaI Triple Trio, and Lou Harfar, altoa,
president of the otub,
their European destination.
Tallahassee
Ed Levy T a lk s |300 A m erica n s
To Rotary Club |H eld In Shanghai
About Ball Club By Chinese R eds
Dies
i nia Hi
D A IL Y
J e s s tip
D i s r e g a r d
Star’
r
Ambassador
H its Back At
Sen. McCarthy
E E P C , G o v e rn m e n t
S p e n d in g A n d C o m
A uth
o
S A N FO R I T F L O R I P A , Si O N D A Y Si A H . !!().' IQS 0
In Talk Here
« By Smathers
£
a
F u th cloud* w|fh occasioning
flo'irl* unit a lew sratteied *hpw,
"• through I'liesda*. Continued
le'ld
Genie to moderate wind*
imtill* rmrlheait and southeast.
lunne Irorn . *iii*ey nnitmn lo lb*
1 ai l .i*| He aalil dial dining III*
alitertre In* intcgilty wai atta ked only by two tourer* Mik aithv
and the Moimw nlfinal ne***pap'.’i
l/ve*lla
"An) one elm believe. In Ihe
I fill)' epl of k'tlill >■V ton litlull
might Imo .nine .tailI t. . eon
i In n>n- from Mil* fai l llowevei,
I tin M"I belle* e III III., oil •■|it nf
guilt b\ iih .ii. inti.in
"Moreover1( I do bellrve thai
iinvune **l.n oil bout adeouate
proof, le*t*U u i bulge of i".|i*rlnu*
oi igmoant *tpp.nl nf Coinmun
i- 1*1 al a piaipbi‘1 nf llie %t|p|teil
Stale Senate
»t at nnv nffti tal of tin.' I 'pill'll Stale, govern
inept I. Ir leannii.lblr.
"I have nn evidence Dial dene
I oi Mel art hv ’*u< Pint iv aled try de
»ii a to i*- *i- 1 llie liilei national
•'iimniiinl-.t movrinenl c’-pp thoucb
hi. woril* mnl action* have had
" ,M*
.
. , ..
A» to the charge* again.I him
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W illi .22 R i l l c
«
Ta
Increasu Cotton
V olir
Sji.ym
C
Two Automobile
Accidents Oreur
During Weekend
A . W illiam s
( miutv Ked
D riv e
l.a ^ s
Merchant
Taken Violently III
John T. Lawrence
Of Onteen SuecutnliH
I'l.tnlt I'.vjiirt Li’:u
I 'm iV1iirli»’t liKiiiit \
Deputy Sheriff Beck
Rcturmi Sanford Man
Daughter Ol l/iite
1'renidenl Is Head
S I
High School Boys' Glee Club Wins
First Division Rating In Orlando
I Will Host*
For Seminole Fair
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