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To County Tank Title
Boy Scout Swimmers
To Meet Lake Co.
Winners Here On
S e p t e mb e r Fifth
THU KANFORD IIKHAI.il
Page 8
Monday, Aur, 2.1, ISIS
> • By Alan Mavar
WO O O L / N G
GENE'S HITTING 'EMI
G EN E
Seminole Blues
Eliminated From
Play-Off Berth
o f
Jimmy
Wright
Troop 34’* Swimming victory over
Troop 146, In the Hoy Scout III*
trlct tank meet of 8emlnole Coun
ty Ifmt Friday night at the Muni
cipal Swimming Pool by winning
tb t C lan A frcc-ityle, luirk stroke
and placing second in the Class A
diving event while participating
oil two winning relay teams.
Winner* of nil II eventn will
compel* In the Inler-oUlrlrl
awImmliiK meel helween HandThe fading Heiiilliul* Dine* weru
mile oml l.*h* Count lea nn Krlknockei| out of a iniithetiiiillcal
rfay nllhl, Sept, 6 at the Muni chance for the fourth play-off
cipal Pool.
berth lien Friday nlitht when Al
Troop .'It edited past Troop .'Itfi I'lrile ilrllleil ncro»* four run* on
nn
six
flral*,
five
sicopni*
nml
.Vi . . „ . , .1
hia flr*t two homer* of the year
threw third* a* compared to the j f|
j^tumurlul Stiulfinn thin year
loser's record* of five find*, *U to pm o the Pnlntkn A/.nleu* to a
•eeond* and only one third.
0-4 victory in the Nri-uml Rmne
.Sidney Vlhlrn (Hl.'t) placed
of (he twin-hill.
aero rot behind Wright In the
The lone inntending team in the
cla** A fr**>*lyle while VirRlI
former three-leiini fight, (Jrlnndo,
Qracey (31) and lllrhard I'hsrilao wn* eliminated nn {Inturdny
■an (111) lied for third. Un
night to Hidtle the strange fourth,
der t Samuel* (31) nn**d mil
team playoff nice till* luilf. The
Robert .Mitchell (311) for the
four Hhnnghnessy entrnnt* lire
Claw II frce-style event.
now Jtiw It, nch, liel.imd, Daytona
Sidney V'ihlwi (11111 won tin- Hindi nml Pnlntkn.
Claa* A distance plunge with
PI.A V D ITH AT A GLANCE
Troop 14's Hill" Tyre placlnir secW. L. l*rl. Gil GI.I'
nml anil Vlrjril (lincey Inking I’nliiriii
—
t
71 58 ,657
third. The Cla** II oloriRw wn* ( >>liirnl"
CH 01 .61(1 (lut
1
won l»v Troop 111'* llohcrt Mit Muiif'inl 01 05 .490 Out
5
chell with Itoheit Kaniuela i l l )
Tonight tin- Hlue* will Journey
i timing In arcoml and Foil eft May to Ortnndn In ploy the Senators no
(34) third.
"Player* /ippivcintion Nlk'ht” *1
Jimmy Wright (31) anneird
Tinker Field. Yesterday
utterS£-SBM R C L O im HA*
the cla** A hartmlrolie
uii.e
noon'* game with the Leesburg
A l A’AY6 0 B B N T O P *
Sidney Vlhlrn (111). Ilobrit
Packer* here win mined out.
3 (JT H E ' H B V 6 R
Samuel* won the claa* II hackTonight, Manager Chuck Aleno
HIT //V THB t r y LB.
alroke. It !•ml itII l.nvrnilvr (111)
. of the Hlue* will
THAT M A P S H/M A
•iiarrd Ihr rla** A dltiiui himB A TT/NO C H A M P /h t h e
ora with 11ft'a Hubert MItrhell
AUHORC — H r MAY HOT
Riinlnir the elan* H iIIvIor title.
Troop 84 took two of the three j
L E A P THB lE A O t/ e
relay event*, The team of Wright, \
M pre-Rama h o m »
THIO YEA R B U T HE'S A
Tyre anil May won Hie ciona-rheal j , r
run * I ii v if |n ^ <3QOC> P t r f o i g A P V/E &HX»
reacue lace for Troou 34. Ihcli
’■ ■ %r 'TTJfi'JT rutile*t. The two
medley team of Wiight, Ham
-I
A mM player* will lilt
ueli, (iratry mid May took Hint
7,-fVJeisSw
o rot tain milohei
lace. Roger .llriilnv, Allen Mnf J
,.
of I, ill .....I l lie
felt, and Itlehnrd I’liiipmi were the
qHcURr
winner will he |
whining trio (or Troop 31,'» In the
q5/U‘
the player that j
plneapjile rucoe,
v . ■
bile the inosl ;
( buck Aleno ,,ver the fence
A Inrrre turnout of purvnts
nml fumlllr* of the bora pm itmnl the longest.
rlpallnir wltne«*ed tile
Hoy
The injury-plagued Hem Imile*
Scout lank meet. Ilnherl I,Ip.
Ity JOK RKICHl-KH
will hme ( l ie more xamea In
plaeolt anmiunred the meet
AsMiclated Press Snort* Writer
tthlrh to in like up the Iwo-iraina
while Gordon Frederick*, l.ee
difference In'twerii Ihem and tha
Know whaP* keening the Yan
Samuel*, Frank t'nlilwell. Cen
(mirth place Ju s
Itearh
Sea
kee* mid Dodger* In first place?
tral Florida Field K irru litr,
llird*. I( the lllueN mil wvrilake
Pitching? Nope. Hitting? Nope.
amt Ml** Irene Green acted «»
the Hlrd*. Hnliforil will al lend
Then wiiut I* It?
the llidee*.
Niinre n flral divlalnn lierlh (nr
(ikuy, we'll tell you. IPs tho
The following I* n ciimplide lift
Hie aerond hiil(.
fielding
. Jiisl plain old fnshof the winner* and other* in nil
The *ni*iiii end* Friday tiiirht loll' d DF.FKNHK
event* with their troop number.
with the "Hlue Hoinhnrn" plnyliut
Before Hie slurt of the season
Claa* A Free Style, flr*l. .Ilm ill CiH'oa. There are only two more those who picked New York and
Wright, 111 *econd, Sidney Vihlen, homo Kiime* in Memorial Hlinllum Brooklyn tu win Ihe pennant* pre
8l5i third, lied—Virgil Grarry, 3 tj thl* year, Wedrieiulay with Pa- dict eil the Yankee* would win on
lllrhard I'hagan, 111.
lut Itii iimi Thtiradny with Ja x their pitching amt the Dodger*
Cla*a II Free Style, flral, Hu lleacli.
would cop un their hitting.
bert Samuel*, 84) aerund, Robert
Frank Smith tin* n chnrlieTmluy, with fewer than 40 daya
Mitchell, 813.
Imran, Joe Parl*c
In gu. the Dodger* uwn u com
Clan* A Pinnae for Dlatanrr, hit* nil Injured
fortable 814 game bulge over the
flrat, Sidney Vihlen, S4l| aerund, ellaiw. Oh le u
St. Luub Cardinal* in ihe National
Billy Tyre, 34j third, Virgil Ora- Corrule* n *m*>
longue race anil Ihe Yankee* havo
rey. 34.
elhnvv and Paul
a fwo-gume edge on the Cleveland
Claa* It Pinnae for [Balance, K*keiv I* play*
Indians In Ihe American.
flral, Hubert Mitchell, 311; aecimil, liiit with a trick
And It hoKii'l been Ihe Dodger
Hubert Samuel*, .11) third, Fure*l knee. So I It e
liIIting nor tho Yankee Pitching a*
Mar, 31,
atory
Roe*,
much
much a* their fielding that ha*
Class A Karina (lark Stroke,
been responsible fur their lofty
flrat, Jimmy Wright, 31) aermnl. the -nine atory
nil
aennuh.
The
perrhe* At present It doesn't ap
Sidney Vlhlrn, 311,
pear Ihnl either club will have a
Cla** H Haclna Hark Stroke, lilue* }i I n y I it if
under
handicap*
2<i game winner thl* year. Thu
flrat, Hubert Hamurl*, 311 «ecoml.
Unit cut aluiit
Hubert MItrhell, 3 IS.
Brook* trull tho Cardinal* In (rum
liny
drive
or
willllem-lie-Cru** Cheat Carry, flr*l,
hitting hut Ihey lead both league*
nlUK
atrenk
Ju*t
ream—Jimmy Wrlaht, Hillv Tyre,
In team fielding.
Forrest May, 31; «erond, T e a m - when they were on the threahobl
What'* mure, the Brook*, with
Alien Mafretl, Itnaer Jlmlny, of flint place or aecond or tho a percentage of .984, are going
play-off*.
Jam r* Pearaon, 311.
along at a major league record
Medley Relay, Flrat, Team—
Willi Ilm plny-off lentil* now pace, two points heller then the
Jimmv Wrlaht, Ituhert Samuel*, ■filled, It la IntereatlliK to ex- Card* of l(M4 and one belter than
V irgilG rarry, Fnrre*t ||av. 31: amine thi'lr NiMimjn'N ri-i'oril for (he Indiana of 1949. They've made
second, Sidney Vlhlrn, lllrhard both halve* tu get a Hue on (heir only 71 errnra In 117 game*, an
Phatan, Allen Muffatt, Kennelh t'limpurntive Hirenglli.
other record gall.
MrMurray. 313.
W. L. Pel. Gil GLP
By completing a double play
Pineapple Reacue, flral. Team— lie Land 112 1H .71)8
6 Sunday In routing the Cardinal*,
R o**r J mlny, Allen Maffett, Ri JaxUi'fU'h 70 6(1 .67(1
17
3 It) 4, to *nup St. Luub' eight-gain*
chard Phnititn, 3 II t aerond, Hilly Duytoim 71 6H .6(11
111
3 winning alreak, Ihey Broke a
r|re, For real May, Tommy Wyatt. Palatka 71 38 .567
19'fc
4 league record, completing a twin
Dvl.nnd thus swept nwny the killing In their 19th consecutive
C'laaa A Itlvlna, flrat, Randal
Lavender, 341- aecond Wrlaht, 31. pennant honor* by 17 full unme*. game.
The Yanka came from behind
...Claw 11 llfvtna, find, Robert The race for second, third ami
Mitchell, 815; Robert Hamueia, 31. fourth places la much closer with lo nip Ihe Detroit Tigers, 4 2 and
only (ttk jriimc* Repiiratlng these pick up a fullgame on the Cleve
lenmx, liel.and sKaln, n* Inst year, land Indian* who dropped a tois tha Florida State l.eague'a lie*( Inning 9 8 rnaralhon to the Sena
hasi-hull machino.
tor* In Waihlnglon.
Prr** Itoy I'attert Unity Ithmls*
Two ninth inning New York Gl
, 3 set u new FSL um error* gave Cincinnati two un
|iireci'dent I a a t earned run* and a 8-4 first gama
. Friday iilulit In decision. The Glanli managed lo
[I tho stt'uiul ganie gel o aptit In Ihe doubleheader.
of the duilblil. whining Ihe second game, halted
I header with Pa- at the end of seven Inning* by
By Tha AuorUted Press
Intka In tha Me darkneu, 0-8.
While rain idled tho peralilent
morial Stadium
Huston'* third piece Red Sox
Miami Bearh FlamliiHmi, the Mi
when he fulfilled
ami Run Sox tlKtiteneil their shaky
1n piomiiie tu k in moved within four gemee of Ihe
Florida International Uuuiuo lead
five Kill* after Yankees, sweeping a pair from the
Sumlny nlRhl wlllt a 0.1 vleturv
hlttliiu blx Kith St. Loub Brown*, I I in to Inning*
over llnvaiia. Hut they were *1111
* homer uf t h e nml 12-1. I'hlbdelphla'f Athletic*
le u (hit tia full uimo In (min.
place by
by one peryear. R h o d e i clung lo fourth place
lusty Rhialea rioa*r,| the plate rontngo |
SUIII|| Ul
point
A four-run nutburat enlivened tty
im*»y
header with the
a double steal In Urn aevenlh innlnR Rave Miami IU win over the nf Ihe left field bleacher* to lean A’e came back lo cop the aecond
Cubaita.
over and kbs one girl after an game, s-l after Ihe White Bog had
^Two run* had icored and Ihe other as they poured down from taken an 11-7 opening alugfeit.
Run Ros had the baeea loaded when tho ilandt. Rhodes' circuit clout
The Philadelphia Phillies and
iherh) Fernandas stole homo wa* the H4th of the ymr for the L’We«Io Cuba aplR a twin fall) 81
Jim Origan nwljoed third lin e. record breaking "Hlue Uomberi." did Pittsburgh jnd tha Boitoa
Hooky Rot ten broke from
. . b a it and aa the throw lo aec
ond m an effort to catch him went
Wild. Bragin also aeoretl.
The Bt, Petersburg-Ml*ml Beach
triumph. The Br,
fame waa rained out,
Blues Play Orlando
Tonight; Aleno To
Hit Against Levy
rn e
yaa/
R EES
HAV/N& B E E N
<3n/eN s t e a p y
N O RM //V L E F T '
“Old Skeet” Will
Be Top Favorite
At VCKCs Evert
Sanford’s “Sultan Of Swat” b
11 RBI’s Behind Lake’s Record
night.
DAYTONA HEAC11 (Special)
DcLaml'a Jock Cada has had the
Win 1.0*1 PcL —Old flkeet, n beautiful tight
batting championship "sewed un"
brindle owned by J . M. Edwardi,
for a month but at midnight
Florid* Ktale League
of fitarke, will no doubt be ths
Thursday Aug. 21 he was In a po DcLand
48
18
.7M favorite, when the flrat octet p*.
sition to sat three new records. At Daytona Beach
40
24
.628 rada to the post in the first eli
that hour he waa leading tho Palatka
13
29
347 mination for the 410,000.00 nil.ltd
.3 0 0
league with a .380 average, three Jaxvllle Heath
33
at
.810 International Greyhound Champ
SEA SO N
point* better than the all-time Hanford
31
33
.484 ionship whith start* here tonight
league mark aet by Al Plrtlo In Orlando
W
33
,« 2 at tho Volusia County Kennol
1V49.
Leesburg
24
39
. 381 Club.
■»'** Cade also had Cocoa
13
49
.234
Hie aecond elimination w
21 triples, only
National League
scheduled for Thursday night
one behind the Brooklyn
(107
78
and the third Sept. I. I'he tight
all-time record of HI. Louis
590
72
greyhound* scoring Ihe gre*tr->(
24 set In I960 by New York
.588 number of points will go into
10
Lorin Chafln uf Philadelphia
.533 Ihe finals Kept. 4 and the ,i»xl
84
St.
Augustine.
.484 eight into the Consolation Sept.
m
Chicago
Cade had scored
.433
52
141 runs, only Uoiton
.431
Old Skeet was tops at Jackson
33
Cincinnati
five behind the
.291 ville where he ran the 3-8 milt
37
Pittsburgh
record of 14fl set
distance In 39 3/6 seconds. This (i
American League
by Dick Btellern
.381 one-fifth faster than the track
72
New
York
of Daytona in
.808 record, here. All stake races will
(19
Cleveland
1080.
.350 be run over the 3-8 mile course
<U>
Hoiton
Among those who are flgur
The week ahead Philadelphia
.821
113
will *ee plenty of Washington
Rd Levy
.520 to reach the finals are March
04
red hot competition between J*X Chicago
.829 Ing Mike, I Can Do, Submarine
65
Need, Old Sheet, Sand Kong,
Bearh, Daytona and Palatkn ns HI. L ' iid
.409
52
they Jockey for positions In the Detroit
.330 I ’ll'* Rosa and Cameo Lady.
41
A matinee starting at 2:00 p m.
play-off*. Fach ha* earned a snot,
Florida International league
along with pennant-winning De- Miami 1
870 followed hy the regular rice* will
45
94
he stngt'il Labor Day afternoon
I-and, hut at midnight Thursday Miami lluach
072
45
1)2
sncod, third, and fourth place was Tampa
580 and i-vening. All records at* ex
HI)
50
pected to be broken over th« holi
In doubt.
530
65
75
day week end.
At that hour, Ja a Beach had a St. Petersburg
.500
70
10
Havana
season'* record of 78 win* end 54 IVest Halm Hex
429
HO
00
losses, two full game* ahead of
TONIUHra K.NTIUEX
•.n Im
340
91
43
riH IT RACE—S/tath«
Dayton* 73-88 mark and three Lakeland
273
101
18
Key
West
(M
n
l
lu
ll
Uallr
Dow
ahead of Palalka'a 71-88.
" • - " l Al'» Own, D e e m W sr ilo r,
SUNDAY'S RESULTS
One of the (wo opening game}
Lady,
Court tid
y . _Hip
„ _Hu ■tin, Speedy
P ix ie , Y t n k ee Xltee.
ft
Kunepun
of the Rhaughnessy play-off* will
Florida Slate l.ra«ue
•
»:«
DVD
IIA
C
l-— a, H i k e Mile
be played In DeLanu next Satur Orlando 3 Palatka 1
HSidleh, M o Anle, (Hr Hebei, Sea
day night, but the location of the Del.nml ut Jacksonville Resell,
Cap. tin ecu^JJy t.ucky fleven. Frllu
:a'» nude.
other game will depend upon Jax
cancelled,
rain
TIIIHII RACE—a/l*<b* Mile
Beach’* ability to hold their two Cocoa al Daytona Beach, can
KlU'e ttaiur. Hh» Htepe Ureve
game lead over Daytona.
Kuituii.
Kxiiloiier, litjl txnher, >iy
celled, rain
Dee. Mb' lloc, Four Hr Four.
Hill Btelnecke’s
Leuitnirg
at
Sanford,
cancelled,
Pol
KTH
RAC4>-a/i*lha Mile
Palatka Ataleas
Kaei {lumber. Roll Cndy. Klinrain
held a slight ad
tv*ae. Devcr I.ote, Never T«ck».
£*fr»taJ«4 If MU# /•«*./•• f#ndk«ff
Hill) Hand. I’ainled Deitrt. dilai
vantage In that
American I-cgaur
they
had
10
'V lF T H HACK—S/ieih* Mile"
New York 4 Detroit 2
gome* to piny
I'onca. K*noy
Trinket.
Kmukr
Wuthingliin 9 Cleveland 1 ( HI in fiaiiM.
Ua(uri),
Cuoheen,
t.enU,
w h c r v a * Jnx
nines)
lilue Y.riiliyr, llow l.uvely
Bench and DavXIX III HAII —A luike Mile
Boston 2 >2 M Louis I I list
tllilke l'"l, A- Ilead* Milch Itulie,
lulia bail only
game til Innings)
Newe llepiirl, iluld Mike,
eight. Bo, while
Hill, Huele Puna
Chicagi) 11 1 Philadelphia 1 5
XKVK.xril iiCiK—l Kim, nlle
every game I* Itn-.
National Leuaue
I'lly (..'uiieln, Yukun King, Al*.
portant for the
Cincinnati 5 1 New York 4 0 (2nd Itnniu Cracker, Uluey Jo, liernllj.
three, those be
Noble VVay, Cruea Walk, Urey Tupgame 1 Innings darkness)
per,
tween Daytona at John Imbra
Chlcngo 3 4 Philadelphia 0 14
tHHirril RACK—A/iaiha Mile
balls
Palatka next Thursday night und I'lttsburgh 4 1 Boston 3 5 (2d game I My
ijuentloti. Cameu Lady, l(a«tr
ford
Daytonn at Jax Beach Friday night
I llallie.
Hipley llliythm, Need
10 innings)
I'eggy
I'ata. Old aUeul. Uur.i
him I
loom a* the most Important of the
Florida International League
v
fv
ril
HXCIi—«/l«lba Jlilert
year for each club.
struml In the
Uubniarlne. L'p Pale. Pucne. m
Hun u lied. Hun Maeler, Twinkle
As the loop headed Into It* Miami 0 Havana 1
linn I'HI,
Joe. Uerommu, Hhy Nympahy.
final week, it appeared that only
and
rr.Nrn hack —n*aeh Cesrae
Lakeland 8 Key West 5
TALI.AHAKSKK (Tt-Highly can more to
two hurtern would finish In Ilia Ht.
t-velyu Slarle, Cun Huaa, M id
IVIershurg Miami Beach, ppd, Huy.
didates tor Hie Finikin State Uni Lyl" Judy's
niiinl
llrnve body.
20-game
won
rolumn.
Jax
rain
Marching Mike, f Can Do, Hltlreen
versity varsity football sipiad ro- engue mark
Heath's Tom Mill* had 26 win*
I'arba
port to head Coach Don Veller tu 161.
against al* loose* at midnight
U rlan S ie l e a a le r A t e r a g t a
TODAY'S GAMES
I'la y e r
SB
II H R R i l
An.
dayr lo
, open full. drill*,
...
,
I’arlac passed Boh Thomas’ 128 Thursday. If* needed four fur a
Florida
Stale
League
fnclmleil
n ................................
are 18 lettermen from i second high total, set In 1940 while new record. Cecil Hutoon of Pa Hanford at Orlando
fc s
H
• ' • IJ- :l i r
lest year's loam which compiled I playing with Daytona and Gaines- latka had won 19 and loat eight Leesburg ut Jacksonville Reach
I 8-2 record.
villc, Inst week. "Jolting Joe" ha* and wa* certain to take at leant Palatka al Cocoa
Veller plans morning and after nnly suveu more game* In which one more. Eddie Gasqiie of Day
Beach Daytona Beach at DeLand
j * l of
«f Jax
‘
noon practice session* to prepare to pick op the needed 19 paste* tg tons and Jo# Angel
u
: i : :
ii i
ii
;;i
American League
_. t . - I X u l r H L L l'.I K H U it X
ron 17, ami might make it
had won
hb (quad (or a in game schedule •at another FBI, precedent.
Cleveland
at
Washington
(night)
20
each.
thsl is Ihe mnst ruttued In FRtl's
If you ran count nn percent
«*
Undoubtedly, Red Roberts of Detroit at New York
»’*rlNi
ina*
brief gridiron hlslory.
age* averaging nut aa before, at
(Only
games
scheduled)
Alenu
»< U r i i .
: If
DcLand
Is
the
top
ranking
left
Georgia Tech. North Carolina least four new Individual uffenKekew
I*
7S
to
:eu0
74 i
3V
National League
State, VMI, Louisville, Mississippi atvr rrciirU* will be established hander, he having won 14 and lost
Kenla
fa
i
l
l
40
17 7
Philadelphia
ul
Chicago
ilunealee
an
hut
two
enough
to
give
him
best
i
n
a
3*
lid
Kmithern and Furman will test Ihe when the Clan* D Florida Mt*le
York at Cincinnati (night)
K. Hmltli IT In
14
111
Seminole* Ihls season along with I,vague coil* itn 1.3th *ea*on of percentage of win* and tn*»ex hy New
•— Denolee Pender
play with name* uf next Friday any hurlcr, and likely (u earn him Brooklyn ul St (anil* (2) (tw in)
inch now traditional Iocs as Stet
(Only gurtle* scheduled)
the KRA crown, tno.
Th* Stmlnol* lilur* Thl* W*«k
son, Tampa and Wofford fiiltuwtng
Florida International League
(Fln»l>
the opener again d I-mu-dunn Tech
FLORIDA HI ATI-: LK a UUB AVERAGES
Ht.
Petersburg
ul
Miami
Hcach
(2)
■ Tonight
here Kepi 27
THROUGH THURSDAY
Miami ut Havana
Sanford at Orlando
Veller expects to not hia squad
TOP TEN
Last This West Palm ileueh ul Tampa
Tuesday
through contact work with ii full- Player-Club
Class G Alt K It IIKHBHni Week Week Lakeland at Key West
Sanford
at Daytona
^
scale icrlmmnttu us enrly a* Ciide, DcLand
t.H 12(1 COO 141 191 4 28 101 .181
.180
Wednesday
I7cauway. Jax Hcach
V 126 487 124 171 2 20 01 .387
.368
Wadnvaday
GOLF
More than 4<> freshmen are In Huberts, Di'Lind
V 120 620 100 184 6 8 126 .167
.164
Palatka at SANFORD
I'OBTLAND. Uro. tR -T lic femi
cluded In lh« opening tiny squad M. .Smith, Palatka ..
R 126 608 107 178 7 41 100 .M l
.360 nine gulfera take over the national
Thursday
and Veller said (he ability of Ihe IT snow, Day tuna
It
106 406 70 117 2 64 00 .117
.118 amateur picture today when
Ja x Beach at SANFORD
Semlnoles to ciqw with their oppo "lift, Jnx Ih-at'h
V 111 610 (19 177 2 0 10ft .116
.134 Held of about 1GQ Player* com„ , . Friday
nent* will dejieml nn llnding first- liriiesckc, Deloilitl ...
l.A I0U 456 lift 161 0 14 40 .336
.112
(End of Rsguiar Season)
tc* In tho qualifying round nf
V 96 177 60 126 I 4 61 .314
.132
rear men who can fllll he gnpa Hughes, Cocnn
Sanford at Cocoa
c 82nd United Slate* women'*
V 127 416 80 137 18 II 83 .317
.130 championship.
eft by graduation of hiicIi stal Levy, Uriumlo ...........
Saturday
V 100 147 86 111 6 8 07 .321
.120
(Beginning
of Play-off*)
wart! aa Little All-Amrrira Guard Katsahlan, Palatka
The scone I* the Waverley Coun
Hill Dawkins ami Fullback Mike
THE LEADERS: Run*, Cade 141, Moatransky 128; HITS, Cada try Club, a pur 38-37-73 teit
Titusville' Tide*
Hellers.
till, Robert* 184: DOUBLES, Clift 10. M. Smith 16; TRIPLES, Cade stretched out over 6,323 yards of
.
l.ow
Veller, who plan* a wide open 21, .Robert* 10; IlUMEKS, Aleno 26, Cook 20, STOLEN BASES, Tea- rolling countryside on Ihe outakirta High _
m .i, Tu*M *Jr> Auguat 26
offensive thl* year, I* pulling much now 64, M, Smith 43; RBI. Aleno 129, Roberta 126.
of Portland.
*
reliance In a pair uf crack fresh
Heading! he Hit of entries la the !0i6P n.m.......... ............ 4:26 a.m.
DiOT P,-tn.
........ . 6 :t2 p.nu
men peiser*-H illy Ration. F it!
go, 108; Thornton, Now York, 87; defending champion, Dorothy Kir
gerald, G o , uml Frank llenlco,
Hodges, Brooklyn, 88; Ennla, Phil by, Atlanta. Alio in the cait ant
n e . i 5 S . F;R ADDITIONS
Linton, Ind.
adelphia, I I ; Campanella, Brook former chamlpon Grace Lencyik,
GAINESVILLE — There a r e
The returning letlcrmrn are end*
Newington, Conn., the 1948 winner, ■three
lyn and Slaughter, St. Louts, 78.
new members on the Florida
Curl Campbell nml Jimmie Lee
Hlta — Adams, Cincinnati. 151; and last year's runner-up, Claire coaching *taff for the 1952 seaBy ASSOCIATED PRESS
Taylor; Tackle* Vic Kicepanlk and
Schoendienst and Muslal. 81. Louts, Duran, Cleveland.
■ jjo bacafleld coaches John Rauch
American league
Ron Wodrlch; Guard* I'hurlei
149; Lockman, New York. 148; En
(Georgia)
©ale Hall (West
Booth, I’resion Bradley, l turtca
Batting — Fain, Fhiladilphla, nla and llamner, Philadelphia, 133.
TARPON
Point) Rml end coach Hank FoldDrown and John Knrlnwlci; center .337: Mitchell, Cleveland, .U l;
TAMPA
UR— Mr*. Eleanor bar* (Wait Point),
Home runa — Sauer, Chicago,
Steve Kalenlrh, and like** Roy Woodllng, New York, .323; Kell, 34; Klner, Pittsburgh, 18; Hodge*, Smith, Tampa, la Ihe first woman
Thompson, Bobby Flvensh, Nelson Boston, '.312; Goodman, Boston', Brooklyn, 27; Gordon, Boston 20; winner of the three-year-old Tampa
Ilallanq. Pick Turk, Mac Huey and ,306.
tarpon tournament.
Thomson, New York, 19.
Runs batted In — Zernial, Phila
Harry Bringger
She landed a-44-t>outtd tarpon,
Pitching — Roe. Brooklyn, 10-1,
delphia, 87; Doby, Cleveland, 85; .909; Black, Brooklyn, 10-2, .233; the only fish caught by the 10
Robinson, Chicago, 84; Berra, Now Yuhai. Bt. Lout*. I I, .200; Wil flnatiita In the ono day champion
York, 78; Dropo. Detroit, 76.
helm, New York, ll- l, .788; Brail*, ship round Sunday. She received
Hit* — Fox, Chicago. 101; Fain, S|. Louis, 10-3, .709.
a new automobile and a diamond
Philadelphia, 144; Robinson, Chi
writ! watch.
■1 ■■■
1 11 , h
cago, 143: Avila, Cloveland, 141;
By F. T. MACFRKLY
TIN N U
Jenxen, Washington, 140,
Aesoclated Freei Htaff Writer
ATLANTA (A -Frank WUleM, At
Horn* run* — Doby, Cleveland,
A rainy Sunday could have a FT; Berra, Ntw York, U ; Zemtal, ianta, won the Georgia state ten
y O N l 1 1
beering on the Unpup for Ihe Flor Philadelphia, 14; Raster, Cleve nl* championship Sunday with a
ida State League pbyoffe starting land, 22; lloaen, Cleveland. 21.
PB, 0-1, 8-4, 1-0 victory over vet
Saturday.
Plicbing — Cuneuegra, Waihlng- eran Bryan (B itty) Grant. Atlanta.
In the only gama played Sunday, toil, 8 0 , 1.000; Shanti, Philadel
Willett teamed with Russell Rob
Dave Drepp hit a pair of hoi
phia, 22-4, .840; Raichl, New York, hilt to defeat Grant and John
183, .833; Benton, Bolton, 4-1,
over lb * Palatka Aialaai. The de- b
"o
"o; Bearden,
den, Ht.
St. Louie, 7‘ -1‘ . TOO.
ta ,to *
(•at put Palatka a full gama be*
Barn Comer, Marietta. Ga„ won
ean*
Natkgul Llesgae
hind Daytona Beach. which lit hlrd
Ihe
-women'!
singlea
finale
from
Betting, — Muilal. St. Louie, .220;
I, Oa., 8-2.
XlueteweM, Cincinnati, .311; Locklam ee behind Jackson villa
ianta- and
Beach, which la second.
Tho team that flInleha* fourth
wUl have toipUy theI Ml
league chantHuni batled In - Sauer, chlca- an, Tampa. Via., 5-7, g-l, 8-2.
a D*Land Red llets In the opeaF / E L P /&
R E P A Y /N O
REV/ Y O R K
M th h is
p /p sr
Sanford'* "Sultan of Swat" Managi'r Chuck Aleno wrested the
runs-hatteil-ln lead from Red Rob
ert* uf Di-luinil 'luring last week
In the Florida Stale League with
a nine Kill surge. Aleno hold* a
4 It HI lead over Roberta with 120
to 121 In same* through last F ri
day night.
W it h s e v e n
more game* re
maining, the glKiintlc
Sanford
•kipper ha* to
blast
11 more
runner* aero** to
tie Buddy Lake's
140 all-time FSL
record. At the
ireaent projected
pace Aleno will
drive In 137 rims
or 'our abort,
-I
leno hit hb
Chock Abno .jth homer hut
wick to give him the distinction of
hnvlng hit the second most homers
by an Individual FBI, performer.
D ei* eight HR** behind Kd Levy’s
Flute circuit record of 3.1, which
ii-i-ins distilled hi survive Aleno'*
determined challenge this season.
For the firul lime thl* year,
Ihe Seminole lllues have failed lo
J pinto at least one hitter among
the Top Ten batsmen In tha
Icigiie last week. Johnny Jmbra
' dropped lo ..3)B from hb .320
j fixiira of last week. Behind Jmhr* I* Joe 1‘erba with a .314
[ iiuik ami Aleno with a .307 perI lining* to round out tb* Hlue*'
I .100 hitting trio.
I The surging "Hlue Bombers"
■'•intituled to write State League
I hhtnry in the circuit-clout dopart: merit by ndding five more home
'intis tu extend their F SL record
1figure to 88 for tills leaton. Sunfr.id hi oke (he previous HR record
fuur weeks ago, set originally by
, the Hanford Giuni* of 1PG0 at (10.
I'he Blurs have already surpassed
. thiii record by 1ft und have seven
mure game* tu push It up even
mm c.
Meanwhile, Jon
Hurls'' continued
hU bid for
»
,jMir
Reichler Claims Fielding Keeps
Yankees And Dodgers In Front I
Loop Leading Sox
Tighten G r i p On
F I L Firnt Place
u. .
•SlaViTTi1,0.*^ ,enco >■'*r0|'t
r » .«
Solxas Is Keystone
Of U. S. Net Hopes
80 Gridders Come
Out For 1st FSU
Gridiron Drills
KSR" i ! Ii! I IS :jj!
rxv r. «. r w fi
K
f
Major League
Leaden
Dot\,
Rain Cancels Three
State League Games
"rigs- ffi. Sfiffl; “fai
i '
Earle Hrucker homered In the
(Ittb to "core the winning run for
: Tampa In a 4 3 win over We*t ^ V11 P 9 KWN5 '
* - pasm the
* cial hla first'major leegua victory
* VJc S cU *i ranked
Jeln ^rwventwMLeetburg at San:
.Paw Beach. Camlllo Paacual held delphli
In the opener, 4-2.
koyitoiui
of
tha
U,
S.
Davie
Cup
; WMf Palm,
■atm lo
to three bit*, but waa
at Daytona fe tc h
selection
committed'*
rebuilding
We frequently
ha baited
at Jacksonville Beach
' 4 6 ttwtW
SOFTKAU
Plane
today
aa
a
reiult
of
hie
a
*
gam**.
aovM w
<
walk*
and wild pitched two
MCb leant* effort* against AuaCHATTANOOGA t|) - De
■ „ luppoaedly
unbeatable Cbamptott R, H. Hell, St.
ROLKHTA
Franli Sedgman and Ken Me- burg, Fie., waa hanging
t& SnSj
BRADENTON (rt — Burl Bolaatn
««“““•Ja jjji SSyKJa^Si'iSSftSS
Sfru.___
„
double In
X
; lolled t o n ,, with Herrn Rose, another Australian stir,
Ihe.wntei.
(SttJSSrs;
“"•'rSfo
*r
teamtIn the Southern wgntM'e r*-
,
j hit own
comeback and ai little bad
r hla cloeat rival.
Tampa, pro won the Utlo
w ar.
'dSUTTMBAtt
To say Insurance cum your UK
We wouldn't bo to bold,
Yet doctor* find—
That peace of mind—
U worth far mere than (eld.
Andrew Cnmn
M O M l* T
' '
iA;-]
M i1
�—
•1
THE WEATHER
IV IU l) D o r r r
P»:tl> cloudy to cloudy through
Wednesday. Widtl> scattered *how«
« i ’ nuilhrast t« is l« l iicllon. Seal*
tend ihii.s H> slier noon thunder*
ahu»i t s in viii Hi purl inn, U to m ln f
widely sruttrrr.l \ft clnrsday. Mild
in tiiirlh mill rent ml jmrtluna. Not
quite mi »iii in in fa ir fine south
" fdlirsdn v,
rw tlxa yoor Sanford H tnld, City
D tU m j, by 7:00 F. »[., plena call
YELLOW CAU I I I !
•
Eninhlished 1908
VOLUME XLIV
It
J
British Je t Bom ber
Spans Atlantic Two
W ays In Single Day
SANIORI).
l’Umil>.\
t'oujrrutuiulUms For a Hero
C ity
New Time Record
For West-East Hop
NOHTHKHN I UHLAN I) (/H)— A
British jet bomber flashed across
the Atlantic Ocean and hack today
In slightly over H) hours.
The double rrossing ill u single
day was thu first in history.
The sleek lilni'k Cunlierru also j
smashed nil previous rerunls fur u
west l» east passage ns it
streaked home from Guilder, New
foundland, western ter lllllins of
the eple flight.
The whole trip i'f t i l l miles
took ID hours (out minutes, m
eluding u 2 hour stopover ut
Gander.
This was the timetable of the
bomber's trip. In l term . of llrllith
Daylight Time which n sis hour*
ahead nf Eastern Rtsindiinl’
8:84 A. M.— Lett Aldcrgruve.
ItiUtt A. M.— Arrived Gniulei.
I *n l». M.— I oft Gniub-r.
4:88 P. M.— Reached Aldcrgruve.
I tie plane fought 11mi mile un
hour headwind* on (l« east to wist
flight, hut waa lislpe.l liy them
oil the trin home.
The average speed on thu home
leg was jiim over Don miles an
hour. The •.\072-inde flight took
three liiiur i ‘i l5 lililiiltes Idle flight
from Noithern Ireland to New
foillldlniid I "quilt'd foul bum - dr
minutes. Tlml whs alum i la miles
an hour slower limn the en»l-tow pi I record of 183 IH miles un
hour eslnhlished lust August in
the same |d:me by the S'inie pilot Wing t'otnliinndvr Itnlnml lleiiu
niont of the Itnynl Air Force,
The new ivcst-to-eust record was
easy to estnlillsh. Fur imue than
IS years the r e c i d has lieen 2D
hours 2D minutes, set l.y the
Americans II. T. Merrill and J . S.
I.nniltr In a Lockheed pi.me Many
commercial planes have made bet
ter times, but not under official
liming conditions approved by the
International Auronuntical Fed
eration
liraimioltl grinned as lie Jumped
from tile plane lulu a light dritilo
which begun fulling half an hour
before the Canberra arrived.
Jfu waa- followed by Co-Pilot
Peter Millwood, who took over the
controls un the homeward half
of the flight, and Navigator Ucnl*
Watson.
— 1 -- 1 -JJS
TUESDAY, AUGUST lit*. 1952
Assm la ii i! P re s s L ease,I W ire
lV Ilf llO t l C l l P P T A q
1 Y 1 I1 1 1 0 n ™
e e r / * 8
Two Crewmen Of Air
craft Shot Down Hy
Mi .lake Rescued By
Naval Minesweeper
A rtinn
* Cll0I,m
i i d . IN
To Widen French
i l ‘i
Iwn
A’
FORCE
HASH
>rs from tin
was shot down
ie» fighter were
Napalm Bomb Blasts ‘Bunker Hill'
It I t holo?'* i
hv a new type
>!• Gulf nf Mexico
N tvy minesweeper,
in gn.iii physical con
Housholdcr Tenders
His Resignation As
City Court Judge
Scandal Probe
Ham Fish May Be
Unearths More American Party
Dirt In Tax Fix Prexy Candidate
War Camp Riots Ike’s Progress
III Korea Result So Far Fails lo
In Many Injuries;
Inspire Friends
"i
Squally W eather
Intensifying Wi t h
Winds Of 55 Miles
l ii'lie Woods S m i |'
L i k e l y Successor
01 I'lllis (i Arnall
fnrt Ihul he had been elected
county prosecuting attorney, he
planned to resign from hi* office
as bulge us »f Jan. 1.
Ife recommended that during
the flsral year the budget ahouhl
Include an increase of the salary
of the municipal Judge from ft 100
tu ( ‘.’DO a mouth as recoitimemled
hy the Hemlnolc County liar As-
Kurletlnn,
A resolution commending the
work and service* lo Knnford of
J . L Ingley, former president of
the Hnnfurd Atlantic National
Rank, was ordered accepted and
filed, Hlmllnr lo a former resolu
tlnn passed hy the Cummlslun rc
cenlly. this resolution was submilted to the City by the Semi
nole County Chamber of Com
merce, with the request that It
he nut on tha minutes,
The Commission directed that
another letter he addressed to the
County Commission asking con
veyance back to the City or Block
4, Re) Air, which several years
ago was donated hy the City to
the County for use as a hospital
site.
Commissioner John Rader inode
another try to have tlm conversa
tion of, the commissioners ampli
fied hy means of table micro
phone* and an amplifying ayatetn.
The motion retullrd In a tied vote
and tha proposal failed.
Referred to City Manager
Thomaa Leman for estimate was
a prune**' hy cltisens on North
Ruitunerllp Avenue in tha Mayfair aectlon to pay pro rata costs
on paving a portion of the street
or* a n.
M W W
In
J U
i k.
Jnhmloti, ltd, prominent Industrial
ist, spnrlsman and tender in Dela
ware Republican circles, died ftlond*y.
: Hanford Herald
Vacation-Pack
No mailer bow far away
Irani home you may go on yae*
viral Ian yult ran raailllr raleb
Op on the hontn town newa hr
'--d in g the Haaferd llaraiA
when you return. Yon ran arraage wlih your carrier boy, or
through Charlie Morrison, drenlalion msnerrr. hr telephoning
14ft, lo have your regular hanee
nf the tleraM saved for you
while you are away, la ha da>
Uvered lo yaur boat# In one
.tarliage apon your return
re la no ealro
,alor weekly -----e will entitle all regalar rubb*r* lo ihla additional eervBefore leaving nn year vaIon alaiply notify rant toriiw i
pi|wnwipit
...
changing (ram H-2 residential, to
C-l commerelal, two lota on Fast
Second Street adjacent to the Vin
cent Fisk Market.
TO HONOR EVA
BUENOS A1RER. A rgentina(Ah—A giant torchlight parade
will march through the heart of
Duetno* Alma tonight to com
memorate, tha death a month ago
of E m rental* wife of President
Juan Peraa.
i
lit. Iliii ease is on appeal
linin'rl A , ( ’oilier, eul nnmi ui l
tee couns el , xul.l I. Ill- N SI:,eh,
now an art lug a ss i st a nt n l t u i n e y
g e n e r a l , a p p r o v e d the (n i r e i a u i
uf the g r a n d j u r y , viiuln i timg 1 in
i..'giro's mlininUhBilu!>
Bl ack, wh o w a s pres ent at to
duy.'s open h . a r i i i g , sunl this wa s
incorrect. “ T h e report w a s r , ml
lo llir," lie told a r c p n i l e i , "Put
I had no nut llurl lv I" tippruvn it ''
District J u d g e G e o r g e II. Mn ni c
culled the r e p o l t
•’ns t oi i l s hi ng"
and told t he g i a u d Jurors l o t r y
agai n. ’I lieu t h e y r e t u r n e d i n d i c t
ments a g a i n s t F i n n e g a n and nth
ur*.
C h a i r m a n Clirdf D. Ky. Ims announced 1 In- a i m i f III. M.h-rnmn i l t l i e is lu f ind uut wliellrer lliero
w a s a n y " i n l e r f i r u n c e 44 will, tin 1
gr nml Jury.
Raid Collier:
"A fter thrvo weeks of dvliher
ntluii, the grand Jury suhmitD'd
to Judge Moore a so-called 'partial
icpurt' which Judgu Moore chaructvriicd ns ‘astonishing4 and 4n
,'uinplete vindication4 of the liumiling of tax cases in th« arm for
Ihu pant five years. Judge Minim
also questioned whether the report
was thu grand Jury’a own Idea, or
whstlier someone eleu'<i Idea had
been thrust upon It.
"Prior to llio Hiibmlsslun of tlie
repott, Kill* M. Black, than an at
torney employed Iii Ihu Tux
Division of the Department of
Justice, had been sent from
Washington to 8t. Louis and hod
appeared la-fore the grand jury on
at least one occasion.
" I t la further kndwu that Ilia
partial report had been read to
Black and received his approval
before being handed up hy the
grand jury to Judge Moore."
Collier, In Ilia opening state
ment, did not mention that T.
Lamar (’.nolle, flretfliy -^ sld cn t
Truman last November from his
lob as assistant attorney general
in charge of tha Tax Division,
wont to 81, Louis with Black.
Black, now acting head ot tlm
T u Division, testifUd before the
( Cuat l Busd O b e a s e T w o ;
Y* " a 1.'
l
•1i.-lri: A ll*!^t- jjk l tJ)
fc'mtir iMilhliH’f, ur hi* tahiB It
ut
Ii
i # Vt nail
nil, l i .Ii ih4clnr«*tl
| Ai ji i M *’ f i n n e r
ifnv«*r
Aiiiufiftf thfti»i* ntfiiiilififtf i in
•ft | f u n , pint
i"ii ii*4 prh’ft* rtilft f
l
1 i ii t ••vfti|t*r»*«l hi*
ih i , Klatli Haiti, vv•*11* iH'it v rl i
Wpili’inpycr, wIni lit'tith'i! ib . 1 it r» n»»i'*ft' m t«* I 'l i '- h l if i l 1 ruiunh
nh i ii M
.L« 11 ft*) Bi i *i|ii4f •l NI r Iifti
iat’iia f «r T u f t " Vuliiiilih'i i■>eii.• i«*t
II,an n«*\» ft fill
i MJ|hll(li1*'»i I* ftftf* 1
Ift'hJ I ritlftk linilllhll, Up tali'
Vorh ptilithhur; Mitwin B li • I, niftllv. i<»» *•*•* »l»ly liohliiur
up
* t<*
prmliluTit nf ihi* Nathih ii » •» \ft Bill* hi* **«iirvlnd fm - * * (►
iiotnir (Jmnwil; I'hrincr It* u VV I ii I'i* ‘ ivft'r iln* prift'*'
Infill,II"<I sources aid Woods an
KhiRNhiitil Miu’y, a I .onr I But
|inrs-iilIV Inis been lapped for tin
IttMiulilIcnii Ivmlwr
Mi 1
Tliouma K. Dowry's ................... idniinixtrution; Ifiihhi-II Miii' uii, . m w
owner of the Ainerlcnn M.i >y
MiiKailii", mill Itoherl Vvrr>■1>1 'hu
huxTinnu'liiau whu’wna Indd nh |,y
charg-c by CxeclioHluvahla
Fish (Irilnri'd lie winihl d In
definitely within IH limn* >ilu""’r
ho would hunnoti ii candidali to
oppose Republican Hell Irwin <1
lvi"i and whomever tin. Of....... .. t•>
inlglit nomlnnte.
Fish «erv»‘d «a a Riqniiilnuii
represent a live nr Cony rr • ti un
IP2I throiigli IP 11, wlieii I," mi*
■iitfenti'd for re-elertiull.
McCormick, publisher "f il."
Chicago Tribune, bolted itn<
puhlican 1'arty Raturdas :*nd
culled for organization of ihe
Ainerlcnn Party. .. ................ de
•crllied Kitrnhower a* "I I"" D «"
and Rteveniou at "Die nunmie- >d
Ilia CIO."
FIKKMRN OVF.KCOMi:
HAN FRANCISCO (/I'i
l">
firemen warn overcome liy 'iimke
and pan fume, as fire * w p ' 11
sandpaper manufacturing plant
early today.
The Ida in at the Uehr-Mu lining
Corp. plant sent about HD resident*
of nearby npartmenta scurrying
into thu street In night doming
but tha apartments were not dual
aged.
Firemen hatlled tha Mu Id, mo
blare for two houra before it a **
reported under control. Deputy
Fire Chief A. J , Golli ultimate'!
damagu at (20,000.
Gnu fireman, George Gainuili,
33, wax hoxpitalixad. Nine other*
v.ero treated at the scene.
eSPlmSe-i
A -j:.:
$|d,DUD a year Job
Tl i " fact that lie had all appoint
m i n i to see Mr T r u m a n today,
iil.nic wit h Arniill mul Ivv.iimmlv
Kl ahi l i r ei i t n g ' i I
I'ntriiisii, lent
we i ght In tlie report Putiiaiii Imsupe rvi si on ov e r the *'t,,hili/atinn
ng.'liele-, inelmllliv I t l ' S and lie
O f f i c e nf Kent Hluhili/atinli, which
Wnn. li now heads.
Tftftn )ii i*4imi’ r 4 of n m
tiiul n <m in Ih<I A uk
Il(
I lo" Ill'll*' n i'll' 4*i **; | ( )ls
•im knir Uh* evathial i"i»
in hifiL*' uihin fm Bo
In mi t lio A t m y
nl
I Bill ft ij if; III p r i m 11*41-
vn t r -ili**1
"»ft Kiije
d) ‘suuh'l
••I I'ftiW
ptfal pi*
s.ii
n
i’i iiiinly
Ai in ft
iiul
mi
ft t.k'
OVIEDO - Mr*. Edith A. Allen
III year <>1.1 resident nf Oviedo
died venturday ill Orange Memo
rial llospitnl following a brief
(line"*. Site was horn In Iowa and
came in Oviedo over 20 year* ago.
.Surviving are tlie husband, C. L.
Allen; two daughters, Mrs. W. I’.
Until of Orlando nnd Mrs. Faye MHliull of Lynne, Fla.; two sun*. Lt
C. E. sMh'ii of Ran Louis OhUto,
C. K. Alb n of Han I ouls Obispo,
do; also five sisters, four brothers
and five grandson*.
Funeral services will lie conduct
ed at Rrlssnn Funeral Home, the
tints to be determined later pend
ing the arrival of Lt, Allen.
f l i r h rid i'i In )*iini pn (K H vft'!1' SotW rillih't4 It*1tils* f I <d I 'tali IB nn. i
i iihI u *’miii pi i -1111) mihiB»*i
ft "f I*f H lllJt'r tl |«i |iK>V fill th.' , I'I,
tl> t IM F M O'MAIIONKY
YultK
/I'i—A
police
uxtimat.'ii t l i mr i i o f two million
i'i‘i *"iu cintrc.i ludny *1 the
Vm.'iicun I ' Vinn pnrti'h'il up Fifth
tv,nine wilt 'h,' -iipi.'iu,' tilled
.'"ti.imtod.-i it
tViirht War II
i inm dung in ,ln< i s,,ks
li. ii Dw ight l* Fis.'idiower, the
Hi'l ul lii'i.n |'.. •.dunti il ."tudiilate,
app.arcd hiiiui.ulv overjoyed a*
Im Ill'll died
(docks in * blue
I I'd ion cap at the Ms 1 f Legion*
ll
I hi* K11ii11' Li ml
i l s i l rv
Until
I,.
I...14,e
town
of
U i i h ' i i , Ivan
In llo* fe-ri,al xtniosplieru of
Filth Avi'iiuu In' -hinved mitia fu
tlm ,gii - ul uii'i.m which many
•ilisfi via s sj,> I... .lisjilav.'.l when
a.i'll.- mg tin* I..*>fn»,ra Jtth an
nual s .iiiv. iiti.ui in Mii.lis.in Square
tlai d.'ii .'!•' 11•Iii v and in other
l-nliln1 iipct'.'lit's
'iiiHlimg and waving Ins cap, he
che-ruitf ci i,i iInc- In* dashed
tbii' .v linn.Ii i'd , ■>( salutes tn tha
tl nn'
Iln
blind
bin- i I m a i d i
lo s h a k e
nh ■•'ill'll wminded war
v. ti-i u
.1 tin- m h iljqio-lte Ht.
F ill *
I. iiiaiv i alllolic
ll*
'!"!(■ i h
ip mi l iil'ii.'d Fiancix
I ;u Unnl Spi'ii.unn » liom In' knew
tn M.'ihl \\ :u It I'hc cardinal
m ,idl'd uni gripped his hands ov• i In' id
iii
i -*|11>
1In* parade of tfi.niMI, which i*
j ■i-4-i nil I" l ii hi' I'J hum i, stepped
i l l '.I i In- lilaii’
nt ll ton s nl U III!
St) III
•UMli
left
In a n a mi t h r o b
K8T at a i#
ii iii
tili.s W•41 piMll'll it &
m il i'hiliK l»ft (Vlth
*iti»Is*r a it iiiin
nun
Sinmf
ftft lii' li flhhtift'it Un* ■!•<[» cHuyun of
I liiii Afti iftim*
riivr«f ih' i*♦*i*4-sI i.s*giori atul
iiih«-r iu*t <1,1(4 on Hih revi«winj(
%t hu*I nivtil HlmrUy after tloon
when la* hu<l to iHftftvA for a »«ri#»
of m if«rvncca Lt his (AtniiAlffn
Im rt-1■ifti 11 fi'i
H. m pti t i e t* fite univ ft'onvtnt «l*kt -» lift Mft A l ift
I tftf fun is tho
Bj r tHt. i Bidwi t ri I In* Asti hiuiuiris
■»f M* h ! ft * l i t * I t • hv Rfpubll*
■ut I*r i**<11B* ii * ft j X.-hifrii’)* Dftviichl
i* ! i ihih".ft*r ii.il V/i'ilin»4rlny*s
I1* * ’ B t’V B, 1if in- ffiihi' «>}i|)i(ii S111 (i.lft V |III
? Irk.’lh-m
f a n nBi'ftft vi ill! 1 1
ft u *4 IIIIMlh
•1) lit U|1 i nhi ii* m it
*i. »i Kii-B*
**ft|livt(,ll tu
" ! M S ‘ ■*h i
li lidk It’s- i ..Ml -1 ftft !Ml 1Hi* K miI ddi*K Hnut Hi,4 u untor with
1 u 11f«ji isIii
• lie i W B ,
t.
h a w * . hi , k i n .
t a nn*i
n u t ) " ri il vi •nt in a id.B*i i - i
i11 'Hid mar *But it H i |»Ui lldiV.
t Hi I hi' nun i B imt B* I a t *1 fiatlk|%
k'lilurc, a
iiul
of
i t I' oint
« a d d 4 iU*B*i aft '
f i mu inoit Lr*
I'luli |u in! •). 1
t di! ai ft u nf i t
|dii > Ih^Bl s ,,l V i \ Mis'** 11Bi 11v a,
ths( hm'IiiB.-i ^ ■ I l In' 1 ">' "'ll S funIm\s!»i{ lurfft ii ' ! -Iii " U s ii it a -
1lllll
N“i ftft
Va il.' . *«,'ft
I B’ftft* s , Mii % i \ hi
l imm:i n I s.
fit it Impt'l*
111! i*i I ti tit j
Bsi
ift ill ifi ami mill*
Dii ft 'ItKlMt ii i*- Bn I MilivV ft tn tlio
I - ft I UIMkp 'til!'I
IB" IIII MUlii f mlt Ml. - H 11114V Upfll ’
ii'i' Aliy Mm11-it
11"if i rin: winch
I m lm u.i tii sift’d tu) %)wktift»fi at
M uii *'tt *'n»i i» 11 *Tt|«*11 ai Im
f i l flu. I . UiMf.il «i .
Hut
th e
s', ftl al" urns lull.1witi in
i -Liti I Him•<i ut11 t f"ii tin* Ur**m*
I I." New 1", I. Wut I, B’kI .'ii»i B
it 1Bill ''ftft)'* s til ho<’*i 11’ t" until
Slid Millli a ,1M11 ,'f 'I.
Unwind ......../at
wIn, *I,IMP tl - Iti.’tlikh tj.iiiuimB'l hikHulit af
K .►
p*
'VI" wounded by Minill pellet
*iiiPImii 11lip Li t hhtiftft <r, t4f ifi* i/» i I i I.'I u hkii up** tu t \sit> tiave
........ freed lo , i. *, their own
1 1mm ii,
(I t)ii||iii*rit «*n I'.Iu»
de- f 4n,>
il**'
i.it. Bi t cmuputKii, uni ' ll.*- »
11r imHiMi fil It IK 4hltll HIll hlil |iii *<Mil
I'I i ftft Iill m il KHfia nf I cm Ihi* |r| i
i»in*rH ri*p)ii*i| lu huif i' iia Kii'iiiolc.
ii Hh ii rnrk harniK1'
Ih imi oil Auir 15 k'lutnBt i»m
Ch»'J** I ' Bill 11 IMJl r«*I|«*lI Itl P-» Jill «"fl* t
I'im "I -ft Behind n
ul t»*.u
Ifiih irrcnmlr*i ami fm sm11 th*
pi holier1* lo loftftrr ami Bum cuin
inniiirftt flaifift kpuk) man fm Maj I•i-n. lias
111,11( I Ihuktiiiff, «ihiman fuller ■>!
ll N I'llW vamp:), auid ‘M’hcri* »
lio nmri* rolui’lufui:'' ahuul mHfiv
min luiionvr pena ami iraliiriiii'
"or«l**r it ml illfoiplltu*."
Ihi* fipiikenmifi nniii Bu Ji-r-) ul
ill** Chop! ifiviiluhl ivifift) ptni'Mii m
nolilnry cuiifnuMneiil
Activities of l.iims
Billion Stales lie’s
For Improft ements
Reported By ftft'il to
l lull te- 111ii 1*mi 111 i hii4rtKi>i
I lull Li f f i t f Hi*V*'rurn IB in
Wll, f tidtl ifii'inBt ra i l l lu- I mu uf ihi- 1a(e I.*-.•*111•I Ihilton, 'itaivMl
I lull I min V thill Hli'fV Iklld Be*'fi i ««»a|ny that ftftlul*’ li** 'iti<iiit»»i|
IPO (leri'viil i|lr*'iLt|iiiii'i al I Be vi|B til 4‘Ur fI<V **f l •Ul vi V By M. C*
«*iiii Ihii of i pi 'I'.. Mtl (ftuul pa ut
iln* \/nliui iBiviiiy' Lai A. iititl how
moior . «ikaiii1*ii ul k)*ii hv iho Comity
is i hat'l " i i fu i lu*, Bo i# nut agaliiat
i
tmpmvt iitenPi hi i Im* un*&,
i llo I". )Hllit ill ill Hy to ‘li'Vulop Ihfl
Irai't known tih HuMtuift lilt*, htt aaltlg
and |'uihlo<i citt thul ill the I.aKiI
r.'liv area I 1 to w lionie-. imve bean
fend Ik lllll ly ill I lie WI ill PI* Pail tn..ir within tl," past thru# years.
I 1011*4 4M11h jMven in Iniimr of -B'Bm
I Ids is in tli" Waits f arms area,
Mender nn pn't district goveiiiin and access to the tonnes is hy Lika
In
i>e, ri one mile clay surfaced
I'ntl Vft’iilinm l ion -leeund vice
iire'.ident, presi.li'.t to,lav, nnd i.dd mad branching off Remmoli Drive
tieianii at rested aflei poat-elrc uf heine ws lcinned (>v l inns eluh< '.oil continuing smith and east of
the Race rraek It is Imped, ha
ttuii riots lust month in which during his recent I,ip h< Keniuck
said, to have thu road hard surfour persons were killed.
»i"l Tennessee
(aci'd and extended east tu con*
Tlie fiH were followers of I'resi
I'laiia for a U"iiiln>r of project'
ii.vl with tin* roseawdlH-GahrlalU
•Is-nt ml Cumliilute lien.
...........
n ladies nigiit and
lt»ad
llenrliiuei Giumaii, who nun over >Incken hart...... In mid'Septeuitn
Mi. Dutton a pu*i office «tn*
wlii'lmingly defeated In Hie duly d! wine diarusurd.
mtiiig hy the giivernment eandi
Mnlenlm MneNeill, who wiis wel I'lovee, stated that lie will return
ruMleii hack following Ids recent ! to Chicago Saturday,
date, Adolfo Ruix Crotlnen.
Tlie charge* against them liad illness, expressed thanks for til"
included fomenting social strife, Mowers sent to him hv the clue
members when he was in the bus
lioni'cide, altat'k agaimt autlioi
ities, and carrying and discharg pilsl.
RiTZ
ing firearms.
"WASHINGTON STORY"
WINS PIIRLICITY
MM) • 2:45 - 4:30 - d:ir. • 8:00
Miss Evelyn Jones of Hanford
and 11:4!)
ft] AND H I'ltO.MliN ft DH
ami tlie two recently born Han
MOViKLAND
Hie 4U and H will hold its month ford fawns who bail previously
44Siuae to Tucsau"
ly Promenade at tile Legion Hot appeared in tlm N. ft4. Times are
7 :ID, Feature 7:42
Wednesday night at 7:30 u'clnck, featured in n nhntnirrnph in King
Intermission Uol , Feature 0:49
following a chicken pilau stinner Features Hvndlrato's nation-wide
Pn AIR I Ft LAKE
which will lie j^repxrud hy Ghi * "New* uf Tlie World1' dated July
PilA IIlIE LAKE
Voyageura ar« 10, Forrest Rreckenrldge, man
DcCare Writs
"Lure of the ftVildeiuaaa*
requested to attend the supper nni 0ger of the Chamber of Commerce
7:15 - 8:15 - 10:30
meeting.
anncunced today.
Amid! I.dd ll re|iortei he did 1, 0 ,
know Mr. Truman4* nlaux f«»r till
ing tile prlre poet. Putnam mu! I
not Le renelii'd.
Woods, H.1, ts a Nnvy viteran of
World War II. After the war lo
headed tlie Chicago rent control ol
fice. lie moved to Wnxhiliglnn in
HI 17 to become deputy and llirn
I IS AIffi IftN IHROI'DLjl
chief housing expediter, llo then
MK.XICU CI TY—f/Pi—
moved over to h*id the recent run government
bus
dropped
all
trol program.
' lunges agonist r.H ojipoxltion poll
Mrn. Edith Allen of
Oviedo Died Monday
General Is Genuinely
Overjoyed With Re
ception
Accorded
In New York Parade
'-I W
the Air Fore.■ id. llllfieil the
mi u in SI aff Fgl. t'tmrles D
ItUM-N. u, M* ri»iuill, Miss.. and
ft 11 man .Sc Mini Ha S P,*l,'| i;
IB fft mi*, * 'J, III ITIt*i k B , III
I’ct Ii aid 1tip ft Ivl! fill" til's .......
lit* ■i tu di* d nt 1•pHIV* ■But duftft li
and Isis . tB about Ul *tiiriuy <dull
i* at# k • id y1 itfp Iteft ihi.iui'llimit
«t
tl.»An A.1 \iila’I* 1 l l spotted Mi*
Mil'll HI 1lie' M tl* i uBimt 11 a
1 S 1 an. \ d.l
d iln* illkilip* ftft «'**pi<i
\ :
. PI U• ih*4 •
■»'* lu- n. in . anli
i 1sift t (| l B«* ift* ■ «■1 limit>i ihi'ii HvVa
, ftM’i
I B«* \til 1 4114+* a ut 11 ln«il In
ih*M’ win tit Iii*i iurv»V‘H' rtintiii^
The City Commission last night
continued action on the French
Avenue widening program by em
ploy ing Volie Williams li . al
Pu l l e y , to negotiate fin porebuie
ul property not yet acquired fui
light-oi-way purposes.
More than 2o paicels of land
have aln»dy been acipurcd liy
lip* city for this purpose, accord
ing In II N. Huyer, city r i n k The
State Road Depart meni in-eiitly
approved appraisals of parcels
winch are required.
Proposals
hy
Mr.
Wilhaimt
were accepted by the City in re.
c-ir.l lo navment* fin seeoring the
right-of-ways.
lit* c1/tit cMAvmt'ii " f Ihi* If 1 7
in n letter to Hie t oinmissinn,
V-Mit hinnl fit! mill ‘tin fitt*i* i t u f l
.Mi. Willlnius had ptupnsed that
ft miii millHti v lni‘‘i,'t ;il<iri^ tin* 1inil‘
lie lie paid ffiO for enidi pmeel of
* M,v 1 Will* Mflll i11 lift VI.IT'Ilk tv.
land by which he secures iln- di ed,
fit.' .'It i'll iii «'ll
or if iIn- deed is secured liy some
V I Idl I Mi ny * Ini' li i Imt 114'sI Up
i lie else ns the direct m u l l of lie[ • t.p.l Vi »M it'll III)/ H»»
goliatiou.
11 ■(null I null
lift''Mil
I'll lllf
IN Ih i WIM11 HOUS1 rOaw QAMU.rf &»*vU l-mt li un*m enhf l«luUt«»
lie also *,-.Xed Is* De paid J ID
I fit* .1 t V
IVllU.UH
L
ti
I
.
k
m
rl
.Mi
l
'Mini
!•>
•>
»«rtu
ri
wi
t
h
IV
.
mi roe preparation ot initial con
l i ' It 11 \\ a’ ■.ul i piitmit|‘ iuli•
I ’uPK t’L'M&tLill.i I MT( 1mI *>1 tUlMhl At hi t , k*l<tld|ft Idddi'll, ,\ll» Hill lilt
deninultou proceedings on each
tin <till I m f l.'illii'H Mt.iuliiv I■s ft
f 1111Jk‘*l 11s11y|j 11> III fill 4.?it ItlUHil .Ha* 1lk*"l* t VVMLilllill 111, Sh.inm, la
parcel thul it is necessary m con
i f i ’ k i t h i i l hv ll r-hi i t 11y mi in
J t i h i i , 3., w Hu H H ' l l i i n i n m i d r v . i *1 l»\ tB*4 v « 11 «- 11««111 > M . m M;»rtii*r, *U *
iletnn, mid that (HSU )»■ paid for
t i M*lf.1*- ft lit Util it ll'ilth »'<ilit I illli'i I
cacti parcel that it is necessary
native nf \Vp-d Lll>«it>. liv . It .w mun: m ’'III HicrfM, i-4.nr. tihet l.
i» i 111; liti*i
OUfPOST OCSfRVdRS **f lit*- I it t M illin' hivid.ui w.d.h , iiHt^lit'i>*tiii
tu carry completely tiuougli con
u ii’ui hihi it I ileft'liVL* f «i ntniiiit.iif i p«i * In tlir * I’li tu 1m it* ** Vnlf ut * •
I hiti i i '•Wlitltft Nvliii Ilit I irlm(l‘v|
i ItmdI i i f »is t'i »
tMK | * tliml*.i*i Mill in U ■ ■ i «* i i . i iiti|i il iti Burnt) .>
deinuation proceedings, including
of Kori'd, tMuthlditf Iho t ir t M.»iiiu * 1>iv» uu
Inutk uut of u it^i
iiil’ t l In* m ;ii* i iii Ii h 1 to un ko!
til0|i|d*.I nit t 'ii." ini I |t. ili.dit lur.iiiii.iiiU In d ll)iii^ l.f dliniini,
cool t uppearances.
•.t hv I'.J iiiif ■mill'll In Hu* i i i‘u ft»l‘
They Ii i I |« ;
: lo
i I.
The possibility of Hanford be
un -'di"|M*I l Bn liutipi t hd- >mil.
* j ut ■hut I'H V I-'I \imr If*«111 \ l if.*
ing shorted In the future Hints*
l
ift
V
i
.
w
11•
v
»
i
*
i
|
t,|
linn
Mlllllh't
Arterial System of highways was
Inter llo4 nt i n wm |»tmii'l* >! By u
pointed out hy Mr. Williams who
i **i 1 1fit* i mu tm m, ninl Iln nniii
m i etred to II led-lined map of
wll.mli'l d-iii i«nfli 111.
Florida uf Ihu proponed system as
ft Infill fiuthi*rUlifs ^sii«f lUo vvinir
prepared 111 a report by a firm ot
New York engineers for the Slut*1
111 . , nniv ninl lull of llo* tlioiin
Road Department. This clearly
l*l(i!!•«
pj«ft■itr«l yclliAi ntlim
indicates that the north-south
Winr It ccilll«llfeal In' iflNtuiirui'illl'J
Highway between lie lot lid and Drhum ili*' ||iotlii»r |*lnhft*. ftvliit'h i i
lamln Is phusned to pass m ini T a m p e r i n g W i t h h 'e i l it/. I I .- f l n t i . r u . >u " t .
uf lb* ■‘•me tym’ ami modal. Tlu
distance west uf Hanford, pro
. v . J' l u
. w ‘ |fM(„ Vl-p >c, dldhl show tip oti'lh"
bably through the towns uf Luke
e r a t 'G ra n d Ju r y
Is
t i.ilis m ,
M r tn u i.s in I hft'lih'i'h, iminr*i'iip*i. nidi'll ill * (Jin.- Commit- K 11l f .1 I n 1-iicIt Ul I'm u It Set*11
.Monroe amt Lake Mary.
a
& *. i
*.
,
I in tui ili«ii*'i ul*, it 11silt {ifti i h lo lorn I •
U o iiiR
Iiiv c s tifia ie tl
The report stales, however,
Arm
N ew
l ) t \ i l i : . m hi*
I Jistut li.im t
i'li4
I Im Aiilt’H S.iv H f
"Since ally planned urteriul high
|),r \11 I \n i'i* iilrht if It'll 1li
li'lllSI* it
w a r i i i n g t u n T a ’i
way network must lie flexible and
1
(own
By
11
S.
At
mv
K’f.uly T o O p e n ll.
S I \V \i l|(K */»N I m . H*’l> rit ivii hi nf Iln It |/ ih l.l. i i'l
H top
uduptiihle to changing highway vestlga.i>r» were told tint,
I la tniit on I i - li -nt ul 11HIn > 11' a if. |see l:
.ln*th
e
Dt>par>ineni
mi,
ll
lip
V
nth
ltl\
I,
rillflftpft''
«
heeds, tills suggested network
S 1 * *l ’ I i 1' 1Hit4 * ■muilli-tu I lift lilt \SS!H 1 \ 1 1 h I 'l l l s s
t yh iiili'riiH* ill hit mi,1* fiet
i inilur M:i
Mm ll»n» \ \ I hiil. !
should not tie considered to de prni'tl 11 giand jury , •i t VIIt I hit. till a l Iii- l i i 'i Djii , i .
<.« li 1Bft k'l.i h l i t nBi'ftft i i B i
al It I I 11 11(141 \ i , I 1 t ill \N4H1111 ) l<n dm . t i ftft oi ftft | J >11.1 lu
dicUtillg
tile
wll>
lav
1
1
1
M
signale with finality ally puitl
ift muii B d Bft S*till f 111 M.I 1 • >H
*1. told 1•I * iniji 'i^i i i mil ,|"
Ilia* Its V
% lilt I It M|| Fa II V I
n | s m \\ < . 1 . 1 m 11. vt. > ft ** i )
handled
ill
St
Louis
m
1
<
1
cular route."
S ||'S\ ii»v ftft* ti ii * lid \id* < •aid i.< 1* .
mi**d in Hv* i ml III t
hy I I KuBt i t ll Mi-1
ht
,,
..
i proved a gland )m >
\l,ij Ha»« B I S I t*ffrl U. Sh a w m
■'ami* ■ Stitt ** w - t 1 TItr \ ,M in* Lu tB Bbi i al. tA
|i
tV. Spencer attorney, op , ,.1U| ltlltlc ,menls ....... .
4lift'll I'hBIltllll
M ih V t , ( apt 111*ft1*■i II Hluki
jHMh'B* ■ ' 1st 1ll1ftft i i ft*ad\ fm «
\ )j l i Ii Vr »u\ Mild Is.INvBi
petiri'd again In behalf of his tiro r.-lm ru'd.
i'i it filli llift* uli44i
' 11'it
;u, Mi ami , S
Snt
* hnI \v* t*
Li •lusui»' .•1 til. HU'!iii n! * i it iii > to* til lot" 11kvB1 f*M 1lu* in ("i iti■ii, -ft,
ther Jim Spencer, owner of tinJiUft Iy In ujiJi-Mt "riiiriali 1
im ( i
lllVI'stlgHk.,1 s 111-.! Ill'll'. 1 t. '.tl
i Mi l fliiin, m > . r Hm ih tiits r t puiafi* uhiniiih! i*111■ 'h I
Anchor Dm, and suggested thul ntony t hat l e adi ng pi -t i e. ■ u l t h i a l t I'siK, ml t i mil tonal mm
Tin
tu Um iM'l'iiBiitah
i
. t'W | \ i t ft I*1111! ftI»-•.
I . Httiwhm.
•ft i’i ul 111ii ir - ii )iii 1 1, ii I fti‘i i f4t Mill
i ikiididfit »■ liv Bit fit* x 1 in im i s ftidl
MIAMI—</!*>—The itpinlly area the City secure u “ proper up Utlvis.'il u St. I.ool') g m e r n o t . ot ot
IH'iilt««ihM v%ii i Bmi ii ul i •B*.•
I..* M .hu At i u i a n f ht ’MlMH In**» l*i'li’i
fulo
nraisiil’
on
this
property
ul
hiuitid
F'
ljiihkf
l
i
h
-B
'
I
*
i
i*n
ids
.1
’
In the Atlantic about I,’too miles
t or , i.’y lo a vo i d pii lenlin,: ' a * IfnVi* T'll V|i * " r inti k al i
I fiftl B‘ l: ihj/,
I h*-' ft*la lift', III
t liBifim It," (ICtil 1 u i T' Ut id
French Avenue and the Orlando en-ie- in ih. -mm* y . i n e i
Biol *111jii i
t li i«t IB Km i-itfi
ftft i*l i
t> un
east south. n*l of Miami is inleiisi
Vill'll 'til (ill Ih NI'H \ t»l i
< 'li.
Sen
KuBi’ ti
Highway.
ID'
nulnled
out
that
the
I’Ufl s
i 1lit >J i ltd III ftft otilhh il 11,
V lull
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fying amt now packs winds nf 8ft
less a s ke d to .lu so h> the i t ' a AmkVfiti i /at imi, ..... 1 tin
•B iy lift I t*t| 1 N I'OW i-ill 1*
It, >^111Ll is to
miles an hour, the Weatln-t Hu property should be appraised fur uyi Di' piirlment.
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use to wliieh It was put, and said
;m 'in \ 11yr Ifi
reau reported today.
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1mu
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uf \\ hhiu Bait nftft|s|itm Li .1 * i. l .1.
An II a.rn. HST advisory h> that to put up a building to re i n mn u' i i l ill.ln't "i va nl to .........in
hi*4h 1 ml f Ih* ftl imili mo t Id *' itlira 'i
Hvrfm -' p e aki ng "Ml mi - |>* i
rated the muni I wave l"r, miles , plneo the present one would cost Ooi rassail44 hy a jury pml'e into **r1 A T*ifl uf oiiii. hi l.< i I ►
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unrthensl of Ran Joan,
-to I at least 187,000, andI In secure a luxes euses, the evidence lime I Iii** Mui'Arllmr fm (ht •.« 'I
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.mo IB.I I ' l l W ftft ii k i l h d ami I.' St of t ohmh ..| tllllioi-. Hie I i . mio
Rico, mul ikmid it wiih rimvlnit I ^uUahle nil**, at null $ ft,000.
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at shout r.r, mils' t nn hour.
hilftftl'l I IMl f lit' hll|fht I" Bmi.|
l*iii»' f ifti1 #*it(*•11 Mi-.vi imr i i
"The sipiall wave lit the Attnnlle
eontlnue* to Intemlfy slowly," the
advisory s,,hl, “hut the elrrulntinn it still poorly organised nn.l
the center Is wide and diffuse."
Another plane will elierk the
area again thin afternoon. The
advisory said the *ipinllv wave
wax expected to continue II* west
northwest movement nt about I'I
miles ail hour for the next K!
hour*, "with alight Inletndflru11011.’*
Hurricane* pack winds of 7ft
mile* an hour or more. The
sometime* develop from nur
sipially easterly waves at this
lima of year.
An easterly wav* la simply an
area of wind ami rain moving
frdnt vast to west across the
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Mr. Truman And Talkathon
One (turn way of losing »n election these days seems
to lw for President Truman to lend a few words of Indorse
M l* Ntt|< M I«H «
If. tllU lH W »«•» (Im ment, The Missouri Democrats went against his advice and
.jflabeg »■ (itarOM Vet* overwhelmingly nominated Stuart Symington for United
;kriilaH >•< !*•*» *Mta
States Senator. And now Arkansas has done the same thing,
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TODAY'S BIBLE VKRKE
Alt hsbtU lend tn become fixed
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linpnrtant to
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eurtlvste wl»« annd grind lialdta.
■ta htarl la iMint, trusting In
IM U H .—Pa. I 12:7.
Iks S ayi tit’ll Support McCarty
i l Republican
headline. Mc
Carthy. tin l it.
Rtmembrr tbit when yon rcI heTiind a iteerinji whirl: accident* ■!<<
*•< happen; lliry art canted.
We nole with inlrrrit a picture
of Ihe William Tumi Dcllary hnmr
ia the New Ymk Herald Tribune.
Good pulicity for our lection.
Gov, Sir! McMnth, whom Mr. Truman praised on a recent
speech-making visit, suffered a crushing defeat for thirdterm renomination at the hands of Judge Francis Cherry, a
political newcomer It had been generally assumed that Mr.
McMutli was a bright young man with a future. Labeled
as a liberal, he was highly regarded by the party's national
potentates. He helped hold Arkansas against the Dlxiccrnts
in 1!MH, and supposedly was now looking toward a place In
the Senate two years hence. But Mr. McMalh Is at least
momentarily ilellnted. While the victorious Judge Cherry
says the incumbent “would have lost even If Truman had
never been born," it is still evident that Presidential support
did Sid McMnth no good.
Aside from this renewed proof that White House
meddling in slate elections is a positive hazard to the pre
sumed benellcinry, there Is anotlier aspect of the Arkansas
upset that will be studied by the political technicians. This
Is tlie talkathon, a new word in the vote-getting language.
Hero Isa magnified public forum, the radio audience-partici
pation program adapted to politics. The candidate sits by
the microphone and answers questions about anything and
everything fired by telephone or by those immediately
present. Judge Cherry answered 20,000 questions; once he
stuck to the rndlo for twenty-four hours. The campaign
was very bitter, apparently due in no small measure to the
new technique. As "The Arkansas finzottai" says, "the tnlknthon itself — although certainly not by Judge Cherry’s In
tent—Inevitably nerved us u public forum In which any
rumor, no matter how fantastic and no matter how question
able Its source, could be given statewide currency." One
question, for instance, called up "to ask the Judge if ho would
continue to serve hog slops to patients at the state hospital."
Bo tills device is at once a powerful weapon to Htir up pilblii
Interest In public affairs and also a dangerous Instrument
for potential delmnemont of campaigns. Wisconsin may tell
more — Senator McCarthy’s opponent for the Itepublicun
nomination did a twenty-flvc-hour stint the other day on
talkathon.
—New York Herald Tribune.
Eisenhower
i c n a l l i i a f a Krnm r a n *
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Governor Slrvrnron h.i« Riven like n dry creek" and naked: "Ike,
Tesat another rraion for votinR when do we start T"
Tlie general, apparently, waa
againtl him. tie is nppoted to tlatr Retting underway today:
control of tiileUnd nil.
He scheduled appointments tn
Blood Donors Get
Commendation For
Their Contribution
Tlnyton Perrnult, blood dona
Ida newly established New York
headquarter* wltli aurh top Ilepuh linn fidd repreaonlallve for the
henna aa Hen. Edward Mnrlln of Houthranlrrn area, at a meeting
I'rrinaylvanlAj Itep. Style* ItrldRea here Friday commended Hie pen
••f New lliitnpalllie; Itep. Joseph pie of Hcmlmde County, Including
Martin Jr. of Massachusetts; John ppraonnel ol the Naval Air Mn
Foster Dulles, forelRii nffiilra ad Don for Iheir rrspons# In meet
vlsrr; tils vice lueslilciitinl run- lug the nerd for blood fur the
Philip Murray, preiident of the inme male, Sen. Jtlehard Nlann of Armed Force* Blond program.
The meeting was held at Red
CIO ilftlworkert union, ro| a praiie California, nnd olliera.
In between ronfereoroa Klaen- Cross headquarters with Raymond
tail* the other day from $29,000 ' Imwer planned to inareh In Hie l.undqulst, chanter chairman, Mrs.
to $40,000. Well, after the rerenl Amet lean Legion parade.
Cliiru (linn, chnlrinnti of volun
lie addressed Die Amerlean l.e- teers, Sirs. Vrlntn (lorunles, ever,
tteel ttrike we auppoie tiny fiuuieil
i:Ion's national eonventlon Mnn- utivr secrelary, and Mrs. Dulsy
he w a s worth it.
day, nlreaslliR both duliieatlr and Knox, tn illsetiss the new armed
forrlRn laanm. He reerlved an 1 fillers blood enritrnel bet weep the
Mora itudrnD will he enrolled in ’ ovation
when he entered the hall, flfflre of Defrnse MoMlliatlon,
American tchooli this year thnn and was Interrupted frequently the Central Florida llloml Bank
•VCr before, according tn the Offire with applauae during tits ad tress. and Hie American Red Cross.
lie warned of the threat of SoThe Mrmlnole County f.’hnpter
of Education. More than 32 million
vlet airgrcaalon and at the same ns n unit la vaapnnalbla for tho
fount people, or 1,691,000 more time
hit hard at corruption In rov- Armed Forces Mood program only.
dun lait yew ate expected to reg- ernment. He attacked the admin Dint la, Idoud for defenao, but
nest month in public school). istration’* handling of foreign af- does collect for civilian use on
falra aa a parade nf "false starts, rerpieat, through the Central Flor
Ida Blood Bank fn nrlantlo. Mr*.
F’ rriident i .Hunan is the f’key loud pollelfa and faint deeds.’*
Stevenson was due to see a faw
man" in Governor .Sleveninn’i ram- rollers III Hpilligfield. III., today Knox pointed out today.
Them nre, however, Bed Cross
pai|n. Me sayt to liimtelf. And no td talk over farm prohleiiia.
tegloiuil blood rrimnilttrra that rnlTliey Inelilded r'lvdo II. Hey- leel blond fur civilian use, she
mall*! how much Governor Slevenmay deny it. Truman it qrtiiiR hold, presldenl of Hie National stilled.
It ii ml Klcetrle Co opievallve Asim
Thi* Red Cross, snirl Mis, Knox,
to keep ri|ht on "adviting" hit elation, and Hersehel t> Newsom,
wlsbrit to extend iluniks to rantren
follower) to vote for Sleveninn.
master of the Natlonnl Orange,
Hut most of the dnv was set workers whose nnine* wem omit
ted from a recent article. These
1 Governor Wanrn amiomirri that aside for polishing up I tin address donated refreshments slid Included
Attorney General Ervin ii a randi- lie will make before the Ainerl- Mrs. John Morgan, chairman! Mrs.
ran t.eelon rnnventlon
New
date (or Rovernor in 1956. A lilllr 5'nrk Wedlieailay, a speech he Jo h n FiUimlnek, Mrs. Kohert
remature, we would iay, Iml alter hope* mnv toueh oTf a Stevenson Hickson, Miss Jean Hayer, Mis*
Shirley Moreland, Mr*. Hponerr
fgrren't experience at governor, boom 111 I he Hast.
Ilia Labor Day apeeeli In Detrell Harden, Miss Margaret Dingh* muit think anyone’* a fool even Is al III offlelallv scheduled as Ids felder, Mr*. Dale Hrntl and Mlaa
to think about il.
formal campaign-opener, hut Wed. Hllse llutchiaon.
neadav’a talk In New Ynik Is
We lee where a new (ad hat shaping up as a real rainpalRii
broken nut amnnfi teen-ageri .in kleknff.
Aral he luipoH It will be good
T6l*do. The polite have put lin enough to keep the Hnstern pot
( i'n n llr a t n I ' r s a Pee# *•»•*
kerIbed a diabolical pint wherein boiling until he returns (o New aubrnminlttce at a closed-door
hoyi and liilt cut the initial) n( York later In thn fall.
Reunion May 7. The Ht. Louis In
There were these development* quiry ha* been marking lima be
thtir iweelheart) in iheir arm) with
at hi* headquarter* Mandav:
cause the grand Jury there con
raior blsdet. We toed In me a
I, Ills eninnalgn manager denied tinued in aeaalon until last month.
po« be( knife,
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Stevenson ever aald lie hail a plan
Finnegan, n friend nf Mr, Tru
to being ilia Korean War to a *ur. man, waa convicted on two count*
i f , law at picture the other dav reaaful close. Hen, Nixon said such of a IS-count Indictment charging
•f the automobile which wai hit reports had been clrrulated, and bribery nnd tnlauan of hie office.
by a train At a rroninft in Bing- If true tho governor owed It tn tha Ilia rase la now on appeal.
piddle to speak up.
A House ways and mrana sub
bimpton N. Y. where tix perron)
'£. Waller Rrutner, president of committee last year heard tuatt
wart killed. Il )eenu to m if more the United Automobile Worker* mony that Finnegan conducted n
n« would look at tilth pirtiuri CIO, said be would "take mv reimineiatlvn sideline legal prac
ebsn-'ea" will) Stevenson's labor
fully, there would be fewer pollcto*. He aald ha fall Hlevenson tice Involving taxpayers In Iron
•Ufomobiltt trotting trotting) with- . as for repeal nf tha TaftDIartley bln with the government.
r aw, And aa for Elaenhower. Ren•lit itopping.
VRTERANH INCREASE
thar aatd ha wai a good man hut
Gi’T
nroper training for the
WAHHINUTON-tAn—Th* VetWho can be abtolutclv ture that •
erana Administration raportad to
& M knows what the truth it? Now presidency.
n»n. *nh-> Hnarkman of Ala day that th* numtiar of veteran*
you take (hit Tiluaville woman who bama, tha Domocrallc vlca prral- with service since the start of the
wfole a letter to th* Oilando Senti i, ..I.ml nominito, got In a blast at Korean War reached 1,091,000 on
nel. "I api appalled bv lliote reader* HUenhnwnr. H" saht in Waahlug- July at. That was a gain of lon.ton the general’* vlawa "fluctuate
who can ••• nothing but venom and so wildly" it Is hard to know what D00 during July, compared with
R1,000 In June.
)|Ata In Mf. Wettbrook Fegler. Th* he really Dilnka. He wa*_commnntAa of July ill, th* VA eat|
eograga. integrity, the patriotism of Ing on tha addreea Elsenhower msted there were 19,1170,000 It
mad*
In
New
York
Monday.
Mf. Pegler if aitounding", the tayt.
Elsewhere
on the political Ing veterans of alL wars ar
peacetime aarvlca, compared wlt|
W»N. ll*o a difference of opinion
; that make* hone race*,
, Mississippi Democrat* voted In 10,208,000 on June 90 and 18,89r
n slate primary, highlighted by a nob on July 81, 1981.
0o you .want to knnw why vou tight congressional race between
a little poorer thii veer than Incumbent" Rep, John Rankin, 70,
Ren. Thoma* Abernathy, 49.
ware l*D, why you don't teem and
They became opponents when
gh money to go their dlitrleta were combined tbls
ava ouita enough
auitijL Tha federal government'* veer. Primary vlotory In strongly
“ ctione in Florida during the Democratic Miealialrpt m a n n a
a? war* $392,000,000 com- *)r«tlon.
Delaware Democrat* hold a
{ with $464,000,000 tha pM* state convention to nominate can
. year, ft cott Floridian* about didates for the November gen
i aa much to tunport tha fadaral eral election and raw up
The Armv announce* il it purcbsting 25,000 mill of armor for
tirvice nvenest We will doubt if
that will make inldininti a popular
profsttion.
P
Tax Scandal
B eauty Content To
F eature Sanlando
Fete On Labor Day
,
Thk American loRion it meeting
New York City thi* weak where
Itaa for presidenf of the
I State* have been heard. And
taitl ba .many other problem*
tba hundred thousand or
rgtn repwentin* tha Lagien
"iff to conaidari eapantion of
wdfare and educai d fo *h activltiei. uttb
mtUtanr traioiag, method* of
sive winner
rmer IIn tha fNinth fCongrex,
•|on*l
DUtrlct.
Rep. Cl*rh
ThompI jU
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tanking re-eleeHon.
had a
lead of jaea than 1.000 votes over
Sheriff T. W. Buekshot fk n *, with
ballnta etl’l belnr eheeked.
Also In T*xae, mate Altv.-0*n.
Pries Dant-t, the DemocraUe nomln » *'fo r *L fl. senator to replac*
retiring Ben. Tom Corm*JW, *q*
nowtesrl b* wlB "o* vole for Bteveneon b-raoee th* governor has
aatd he bMtayaa Pe»x|deo» Tw«-
HOOVER SAB CLOSE CA LL
Now, Hark to the Story
of Thomas M cTeed. . .
He wanted fist cash
for a personal need.
Police Reserve Ot* Eisenhower Legion
Japan Will Receive Speech Draws Fire
T a n k s , Artillery Of British Papers
* SANFORD
A t l a n t ic NAnraNAL b a n k .
Head Of Douglas
A irc ra ft. Company
Named In Divorce
SPECIAL SALE!
F.Goodrich
Silvertown
Tax
Th, fire Thai Cornu #* Ktw Csn
Basic Steps
In Diagnosis
LISTPRICE
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The Weather
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We Need A Vacation!
orm.
at at It cMd their own itate party nUM
r*xai. four d*v* of votaehtment.
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taunting
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to produce
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a deci
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ARMISTICE T A L I *
BISHOP. Calif—DP)—A eueom*
MUNSAN, Korea—tffV—Kore*n
armistice
negotiations
resume '.er-cool Herbert Hoover cracked
Wedmsday after a fourth straight fo et as he strode In night clothes ,
ii >m the burning lodge of a friend
week-long recess.
Silver Lake near hvre Sunda‘
A fifth recess seemed likely un r.t
less a new approach Is submitted night.
“All my life I spent a good dtu
I.abor Day I* tn bn a "Red I.rt on the deadlocking Issue of prison cf time helping refugees," a com
er
nf
war
exchange,
last
hurdle
tar*’ day when the Goudfrllnws,
p nion, Dr. William Jenny, quoted
Inc. of Orlando sponsor* the before nn armistice.
tl • former President Monday.
Hinre July 2(1, the true* teams
multitude of activities nl Hanhis Is the first time I have fait
landn Huringx inrludlnR n llsiuty have met only once a week. At III e one."
e-. I..
-f!nn. both side* repeated
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ti I'. 11.
The lodge, luxurious mount**”
... .1. on the prisoner dis In mo of importer Nate Mllnoi,
Among toe judgi-s will In sm.*«*n ...
mayors from tho vicinity of Sun- pute. Then the delegates called it w; s destroyed by the fire.
Undo, including Mayor William quits for another week.
Hoover later hoarded a plan*
Blemper nf Hanford, Mayor F.lgln
The Communists want back 110,- fur Hun Francisco.
of Isingwoml; Mayor Joyce nf 000 prisoners,‘ Including all 20,000
Bert Mallei, president of th*
Casselberry; and "Acting” Mayor Chlne.-e In Allied camps. The U. Honolulu Oil C «, another guest
Arnold of Altamonte Spring*.
N. Command offers only 83,000
the lodge, said the 78-year-old
Many of the store* In Orlando prisoners. Including 0,400 Chinesn. i*
Hlover was "eool a* a encumber.
and Hanford are contributing The D. N. says the remaining I believe the only thing ha lost
prise* for the event and the win thousands of captives refuse to go v. s* hln comb."
ner will be the off-rial “Miss San- hack tn North Korea or Red
Undo Springs of DRW", Contest China. And the H. N. says it will
Consumption of water In th*
ant* will parade in hnthing suits refuse to use force lo push any Culled Htates averages about LtOO
from the Cluhhnusxe. down the prisoner bsrk» across the line.
I lions every day.
path to the steps leading tn
the Hpringx where the Judges will
he seated.
All girls, Ifl years of age nnd
over, are invited to participate
and try for the title and prlies
offered to the winner. Pictures of
WHI1I FHOIFHORUI from a faulty rocket *pr»y* the Right dack of tha
contestant* are requested hut not
U S, aircraft carrier Bataan ni the flattop cruise* off the coast of Korae.
necessary.
Alert crewmen smotharad the mltalle before It exploded, avertiog a
Several stores have consented
major dlsatter. The rocket wa* Jarred loose an the deck of the carrier
to accept registrations for the
and cut In half by th* plene’a propeller. (International 5oundphoto)
contest. They are as follows:
Vowel| Drew Ivey; Hears Roebuck
Lu Hair, Cnlnnlaltown; Mia May
A Co,; Jeanne Elkins, Kola Plaxa;
Shop. Colonial town; nnd Yowell’s
Dent. Ftore In Hanford.
Tho deadline for entry In the
Beauty Contest Is noon, Thursday.
AuRiist 2fl. A Parade rehearsal
will Im nt Hanlandi* Hprlng* Sun
day, Aug. 31 nt ihOO p. in. All
TOKYO
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The Jiipiiiip«c
LONDON—(IF)— Two Influent contestants nro requested to b.
“Hoot, srlier r re ctn I borr r roe tt
Nnllunnl I’olico lt»serve will lie ial British newspaper* today ex present.
coil tkat il low.
•quipped with heavy artillery and orcised nlnrm over lien. Dwight
(Milk* within .10 days, tin- news I). Elsenhower's tough talk to
And oa ter-r rmi that tre cm ?" he
AHKH FOR PAHTirilLAItH
papers Asnhl nnd Tokyo hhlmhun Russia in Ids New York speech to
NEW YORK — f/n — Eleanor
wanted to know,
reported today.
the American Legion.
1 Holm Bora wants her estranged
The evenihr palter Tokyo ShimThe independent Liberal Man husband. Showman Mills Rose, to
bun said IO0 millimeter riiii* nml chester Dunrdlnn declared:
hack up his divoren suit charges
‘Jtbtnn tanks wrte bundl'd over by
"A good many nf ua would Ilka
dates and places of the mis
tlie U. S. Army Inst week.
our governments to talk to the with
"The NPIl will have HO tank* Kremlin ‘with cold finality,' tell conduct he alleges.
The former swimming star
He got hit loin here. "M o n ," u y i Tom,
and 20 L-f> and leltl nirplimeN by ing it that ‘the tidal mud of ag
in State Supreme Court
Octolier,” the paper lidded.
"to be ft t rtnk,
gressive Communism had better moved
Monday for a bill of particulars.
Aircraft strength of tlie NI'R recede.
There’i no loin more lhr r fifty thin one
Adultery
Is
the
only
ground
for
H'[lotted ly will be expanded tn
"A good many of us, also,
from the btakl"
100 planes by next spring, Tokyo would like to Imunt the Kremlin divorce In Now York Slate.
Mrs. Rose lisa sued for separa
Stdmbiin snbl.
with nightmares of punishment to tion.
Her suit and Bose’s suit for
Asold mid tlie JnpnnrHe govern- to be vi-tiird on Kuyla should It
for illvorra hsve bean Joined and
TO BORROW AT LOW COST FOR ANY SOUND RIAS0N, SIT US
unlit ba* reached no agreement violnli- peace,
with IIi Ir . Den. Leroy II. Wul ion,
" I ’nvntrly, nt least, we should are scheduled tn go tn trial Sept.
t,ii*f II, S mililHry mlvlsor to tho like t<> do sod say these things, 10. All papers In the ease have
IN S T A L M E N T LO A N D E P A R T M E N T
NI’ It. to borrow hruvy nrnui but in pulil'e we ale not arruxtom- been scaled by lliryeourl.
BOOM 317
PHONE 2«*
"griitls."
■'d to pulling thrm quite so hlunl<
AI.Y FLIES TO PA BIS
Tokyo Hlilmbun enbl the Nn- ly.
tlnnal I'ollre Reserve, ns »onn ns
Th" muss r Irental ion tabloid
NEW YORK—DP)—Prince Aly
it Is expanded tn 110,000 men and Minor took ii similar line. De Khnn wax on his way hark In
will slutiiiii newly organised corps scribing the Republican presiden Pari* today, keeping to liinixelf hlx
renamed the "Hectirlly Forre," tial cundidrite’s address ns a thoughts about n reconciliation
ii ml rombat teams In Hokkaido to “shook speech," the Mirror said:
with his estranged wife, Actress
" ll remains lo he seen whether It it a Haywnrtfl.
gradUHlIy replace II. H. ground
troops now there. The present* these Inetlrs will win the general
" I ’m still not discussing tin t."
strrngth nf the NI’ll is hIiouI Im ,* vote;! or harm him by frightening he told newsmen at [ilh-wiltl Air000, More than 20,000 reservists model ate opinion.
CriattiM od f f l t
linrt Monday h* he left after a
finlnhi'tl Iliclr tours of duty this
’One thing, however, I* certain. ,'t week visit In the United Stales.
Member
Federal
Deposit
Insurance Corporation
Russia unit China are going to He spent somv time with Mix.x
month.
Ilokkeldo lx the nearest main make the most of the prona- Hayworth and their daughter.
Japanese Island to Kuvlel Hiberla, gamin gift that the general has
given them.
"And from Europe tn India and
beyond, people are going to worry
alsuil what the general meant, If
lie meant anything new at all,
*T1u? presidential campaign lx
going to warm up but we hop*
Hint the contender* will ronshlnr
Ihe effect of tlielr oratory beyond
LOS ANDHI.EH t.Vj—'The wife American horde m.
of Airplane Mnnufarluter Donnld
The Conservative Dally Graphic
W. Douglas, filing n eross-emn- however, applauded the speech
ulnint to his dlvorre suit, rlitlmi
"The preparedness wlilrh Risen
lie enlleil her “stupid" and bud an Imwer ngiiln stressed ax essential
uffnlr with his frmnlv nsslttnnt.
is the am eel safeguard of pears,"
Mrs. Charlotte Dougins, wed to said Die Dfaphlc.
the ludiiHtrinllst nImost :li| yenrs,
"His forthright assertion that
accused him In her comitlHlut Amerlen will not rerngnlie Rus
Monday of cruelty nml Infidelity sian rule In the satellite countries
and aald hr has been on intimate us permanent will not affect So
terms for years with Mrs. Mar- viet policy,
guerlte Carrie Tucker, whom she
fk t
"Moscow does not recognlia the
Identified as n fil-year-old divor
freedom of any free nation a*
cee nnd Douglas' iixslstnnt.
permanent
Mrs, Dougins said her husbnnd
has been In Mr*. Tucker’s com
T n d Y O U R O LD Y l * l
pany "days at a time'’ nnd was
guilty o f misconduct with her
aboard hla yacht Inst Oct. 7,
Flirt
Besides being named eo-rei$.70-19
purulent, Mr*. Tucker was IneJudnl
Tax
S A V I O N T H IS I *1 2 1 5 1 0 0 1
U»t MIC*
aa a defendant In Mr*. Douglas'
By W. V. BITTINQ,
YOU*
suit for separate maintenance. She
$19.71 I 7.40-11
IS M *
Toarhlon Drug Co.
OiD
claims that Mrs. Tucker balds In
$15.79 109IS
4.40-1
S
$72.91
When
you
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a
doctor
her name real and personal prop
$19,4$
|
110-13
7.1 <MJ
about a serious ronditlon he
erty that In reality 1* owned by
usually advises a blood test,
Douglas.
urine analysis. X-rays or fluorMrs. Douglas requests 43.000
scope* of tho area In which
monthly alimony, pending Inal ol
her suit. Hhe x*vs h«r husband
pain I* felt. It may even tie
draw* a salary of |l2fi,00tl ii y n i
necessary to take on* or more
from his airplane 'nislnrss nml ha t
testa that will show If certain
other Inenme
lareas or organa are affected.
Tha Douglases have five (Ml
ilren.
While this Involve* more anprime and time In th* begin
ning It means surer and swifter
ii Low t’rerip. control of tho Illness, tn the
long run it la le u costly In
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time and h e a l t h than the
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Chicago
methods doctor* had tn follow
Hit 1)7
Cleveland
before Die development of those
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C o p y rig h t
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S o c ia l A n d P erso n a l A ctivities
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Social Calendar
TU ESD A Y
The R. W. Were Rlliti- CI hm nf
ia Fir»t SlatJftHlDt Church will
ie«t at McKinley Hull nl 7:iM)
,m. for a divert'd tilth topper.
.11 member* are urged to utteiul.
,4’portn of the Junnliutka mrethig
da be given.
The Sanford Pilot ('lull will
leet with the Winter Purk nml
m irlnndo Pilot Club ut Sanl.ondo
** nr lag* for n Itlcnlc ut
|i.m
WKDNBSDAV
Vacation Church School nt tin
tra t Methoillat Church will he
eld from 11:00 a.n). to II.HO n.m.
Midweek Pravcr Service nt Cen
tal liuptlm Chureh ut HtOO pm.
tinbeam* will altu meet ut thi*
ma.
Tha Phllnthea Suudny School
Ham of the Flrat HnplUt Church
•111 have a apend-the-dny tilcnlc
^ t the cottage of Mr*. J . ’ I.
• tlneclphrr on the ocean front nt
lew Smyrna Beach. Each memer Is asked to bring n covered
lah.
Seminole Chapter No. 2. O.K 8
rill hold lla annual Holier! Motis ttlrttlc at Blue Springe, Alt
lembrri* are urged to utt> nil mu I
ring picnic lunches. .
THURSDAY
Cull Scout Purk meeting will l«»
dd at Onto n. in. at McKinley
till. A picnic supper will he
£ erred buffet style.
FRIDAY
Sharing Session of Vaenlion
thurch School nt the Fii-r Mitt
(lilt Church will be hchl ut 7 'tu
•.ID.
Vacation Church School will he
eld nt the First Mcthodlii Chuirb
•om 0:00 to 11:30 n.m
Louise Benton Weds 1
Ralph A. Elliott P
Moye Home Scene
of Farewell Party
e rson a ls
Mr. ami Mr*. W. F. Cartier
have moved into tlielr new home
located at 1900 Mcllonvllle Ave
nue.
DR. H. McLAULIN
* OPTOMETRIST
DR. U T. DOSS
William limit*, of CniNe*ville ami
SI, Pointshurg was the weekend
‘ of Mr. and Mr*. Robert
liter and futility.
B
Mr. uml Mr*. M. C. Cinder have
returned to their home in San
ford after vl*ltlng with Mrs. Essie
Knstner In Pittsburgh, I'a and
with talatlva*. In Fredericksburg.
Vn. fur the p««t three weeks.
Friend* of Mrs. W. E Smith
of Sndu*. N. Y’. and fnrineily uf
Sunfurd, will he sorry tu learn of
the death of her father, J II Dny,
which occurred on Tuemlav in
Tyler, Tex,
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Pfc. Ibmild II, Kastnei !i bn*
' leturned tu Stuttgart. Ceroumv
after visiting 111* mother Mr*.
E*»le Kustner In Pittsburgh, Pa.
where hr wa* called upon the
death of hi* brother.
Mr. and Mr*. II. A. Fisher bat ireturned from Pomeroy, Ohio
where they *jient a two week*' vn
rntion. They were accompanied
home hv tlielr ion, Joe, wlm hud
spent thu summer there wllb le
latlve*.
Mr. und Mr*. W. F. Carrier had
a* their weekend guest* tlielr
daughter* Mr*. W. <>. Hum* of
Atluntu. C h. and Mr*. N. P. Smith
amt rhlld »n. Nelson and Janet
uf Hollywood, Fla. nml tlielr son
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin A. Moure of Atlanta.
‘‘Susie, The
Thl*
By VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON
iEIsbeth Siirmond Is !'"nvt,l*‘1people
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i*IT*g ‘COOL* AS A MOUNTAIN TOP HERE”
Catholic Club Hohln
New Smyrna Picnic
Member* of tho Catholic Y'uiilli
Club held a picnic on Sunday at
New Smyrna Reach leaving Sun
ford nt 11:00 o'clock In the morn
ing. During the day swimming nml
softball game* wero enjoyed a f
ter which a delicious picnic lunch
wa* enjoyed.
Thoie taking part In the event
w*re tho MD*e* Rosemary ami
Kathryn Culllim, Margaret Von
ilrrhulls. Mary Ann, Edna and
Helen Michaels, Dorothy Ter lu,
and Johnny Adam*, Gordon Cook,
Mr. and Mr*. Donald Taylor ami
liony.
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CLASS AND PRIVATE LESSONS .
ADULTS AND CHILDREN FROM 8 YEARS ’
Monday, Sept 1
Tuesday, Sept. 2
TUP s tN P n n u HER t i n
I *1*'■•l ir, t a g
Ralph A. Smith to
Attend Convention
Pallet -Tap - Acrobatic
Eaten - Ballroom
Thursday, Auff. 28
Friday, Auir. 29
were ,<1111 olrer ihi'll i
t•to It, i wti'il-| ha-.
!l> I.VNN IIEIV/.HHIINi;
Mr. and Mrs |,ee Swreley are \P New sfriitures
home again after spending a va
ZF lilt'll Ten veal'.ulil Et-betll
cation in Wisconsin und Illinois.
Slgimmd probably is the most
Mrs p. I,, fluiisinger left this casual,
niiciini eineil mid recalci
NO l t'OTTAtil* t l l l - l ’.SE ON HEARTS OF l.K T T U C B week for California, where sin trant movie -tat outside Holly*
will visit her mother.
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t H F E S F S I D E --- loM V T O
Mr. nml Mrs. Earl D elay of Wood
«|I * Mtl’E R F D I'M . — PICK L E S
<\I. U N I ’S
The
Swiss
film
tompatiy,
Columbia. S. l w e e iv -i ot "ties's Praeseii..
h.iikrii .ill ovrt eiisteio
of their friends. Mr. anti Mrs. P.
Svcif erbin,! To t!nd a girl for the
TOMORROWS S E IK -'T H tN nl-' PIES
t< litemet.
leading pait m •Heidi," Swiss
Mis. I*>inaln«> uf Culm City, movie version of .Inluiiimi Spyrt"*
YPI’I.E. Ill ■ Kill,RIM AND S I R W Y H I RRY I \ It 1 \11
Wis. Is hcic stitan ling some limi' world
ftiTtruii* children** book,
with her sun iin-t rliutgbter-in law. Tile
i om|U«nv's
o out s
tucked
Ft and Mr < Stanley Dunn hoe
Elsla'tIt out nf a crumble nl boy.
Ml. nml M's I'
Spires left and glit* in a <ihiinlvmd and she
YV \ I C R FEN AGENCY
\\etlncsilav fur a lu.tiny vacation !•* now ” ll« id i,,f ^mnewlmt auiiitiNt
ia Erie, P i., their former home.
"O p The Corner Hi I lie < Inch"
her hettel Judirm* Ut
Mr. ami Mrs C \V Weiderlmld
■Heiili" i* Ih. Moty of a little
acre in Miami uvei the weekend SwtNN m l who lived in th* rnoiin*
of Aug. 17.
tn in* with t»**r l t atulfal h.-i ini.i
Mr and ,Mr«. II J Ki efi»«* an I I ILl ||,<,| het •*( t ft ietul baik In
ilnhllen i c l ’illiisl Wialnesdin f I mu 1 |,,n|| |, on a du f uf emit’-* milk
n * limner spent in Sang Hun. M-l und oheeNi’ n * hm»k U|H fn "t
Mi mnl Mth. |l ll l atiimi mu puhft'hi',1
i Ikkd ll hill hvi’il
•luhllcM of Clyil*. N ( ’ we**' tin* i timnhitr.l lit'-- main language
of his hioth«-i -in hiw amt uli.l is widely reuil alt uvei the
-»i. tor. Mi atul .Mr* IV. I Wuii* war hi,
lev. tho fii.xt uf iho week.
Elsbeth wa i nut mucli impressed
Mi unit M i> liyron RuwU and l.y (Ii.- inuvlc scout*. When she!
•mi Mnynt **f Ever|?»i*i*n, Ala. nr*- licurit Ih.it 'bnnttug the m.iiii’ j
vinline liN undo and aunt, M>\ scenery in the Alps would take
mil Mr*. M M. raclirun. Mr. inn! most nf three summer mnntb*. she
Mi> (I. I. Simpi**fp*ld nouiuiipun- iiske'l "VVluit about mi .umiiiui
ul thorn Ihwph to Lnko Mmv.
vn. iitinn " "
Mr and Mrs K. II. Leopold i p When 111'') told lie nIu» would
’ uri’t'd •*» tholr l ake Mary homo have tu glvo up ber
tmnil vnrn
l*i Mnv fidluwinir
the
nimin-T Ill'll ill lb- uioiifitninn and uUn
•pent In Kilo, iVnn,
part nf tin follow l itu I’lmiil te» ut,
n»i*< Mri T 1
M’f'omioi J Khheth *a id **c vao111d lathe! n-i
fun* rn'dd thill old home tu Mr |OH With her it'4Mil l i*» hcdtih* of
.tii' I Mra Ki rM"t lhimildf«iai t*f I *ehool and vitiation 11 *4 plllOUtp
Ralph A. Srti'li. ttenMirur o S'tmfoi <1, who will isidvp in shortly 1 J h l not help in ut- It
Mm . Hohnio Wmnl
und Mm | “Mi1 don't i at e whelh*,i! 'dtp
Famlido Chi A'pba PraternRy wi ’
be one of tip* u nbuild id fleer* - Twitiii 1Jiii pet .if Miami m i n e d , hiuonii'N a noo n* Niar or tint, ‘ het
atterohioee al the r i.it biennit. \\ odpcidny fo v i i t tlu it hn»fht,i,wI fiilhef. l{ohi'i t SiLinynd, said later,
'ii law nml *Utnr, Air. and Mis J ‘lhit tht niovt* pi’opin
m
ti ntec,
convention of th fraternity to '
’ 1 Ihilliird.
lit’i teaeh***
i*| if wil- rill f i if tit,
belli a* ilu- W . l l . o f X *Ior in Hot
l \ I.L S
H O M . i ! and I . . W i 1 \
Tho IV \. Shriller Ihuhi ♦tort***'* hi we All id TP*
in New- Y ml. • it* no lug. Ill-hep
' "ii* tin* ChMioh of Tht \ ir/ar^no | Tlte
ninth'
11i*aipie
hieiipld
h«*on pur lpM*'«l t v Mi ord I'lshuth aii .nd l \ t •dim! In r dn*
Mi .-until i- * vmdiiotc of lb hVIm
/ $ *n\
i l*i I'd Hauer.
Atmli-l hii'ic lining -i(•I" 'ii itfmi i.-s In
biuvci.itv ut \Ul I uni* with )»*••'
Mi mnd Mm l o o i v Hom> o f'l r*^up m i t)ti
v ’(iiitli laive
gradual'1 tuiri, ut Tin* llurvni
u I ‘hind Meadi, **,;» vivi|m,| hi f .a hitw** nml » i th* P'ltUM Kltiludunli' >, Im.tl ef Husioes*. H
h...M*or and si-itei in law Mr and hcih like* annum
t.ipi'i, * i Vpc I u It, 1 St.ll fed ill Ne
M*** \\ 1' Wamlev, r«'c out I v
LM'idh llie in K* mpttlial, a
Yoi k when lu- uu 1 e,l f•»i lllthi1
l h« .1 W thidion hume uii * the |small Ytltue*' jihu'd
1J lelh'f* f I Kin
nml Cuoipiitii, a N'e* York *t>"
i»*ii- i»t a doiihlc hirthdjiv role
/muli.
Hin fa' in i i j#ti s» eennt
i SI'luingn. lit. Imrid .lepill tllU'llf '
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a New Y eik t'itv lu.uk Till* wm
tmuk*’«i the 7drd riuniv*‘Mm\ of
gave lam un id'-o! liurhgMuim! f.u Mi lhalMin and the f«71h hu Unln> imni(in*' lu ( daael i> ir a.* lar in i
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•i \•>1 outdoors in their’ m wh htihei •ant ‘ tiiw
i •i 11»«i* inn ,i (id
Hiu-iuliuii* in N« *\ N'»il. t tty
•uph t* .1 ptonu rirt'ii liu ile.l in wit hunt an vi
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( rut ml I I mhln 114*> family ii l ,H' . with the homo
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••11 vine* nod Rev. and Me# I . j cm* day *w(u*fiu
(IV.M rsifl’ , mi l•*11V' I'H'I'lhU'W mill
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lit ll l?IN Ll
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l*i ei and NOtl Keneelh, Mi* I*
I h» th will t * i a h,u - t t *inl vyhen
sit mn nf \u ■ p itlcht nf t ha (*•’>
'edtlnlo. AI • and Mr* John 1••«*f the picture i fim i * J, hut ..... .
tml Elmiita 11 tv S. .(nt t*uiin«»l ut*
n an l ' tdldieii, Kdith, .Lduod' |.11'l_S n**1 a vci v hiv i-m Ida* *n
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Mi mid Min Wdhntu I'hoine lompulii i'lii k <m ii •til
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t*xpnh.| |*. mu-fpl the mrivnitiot. II ar«- home a tenin n11ei ‘ pend
b'1 n , l i " it lit >l>,> C 1 t nI. *• •ee L
Th«*v will rupr i Ti'iit I Ih* 1 ill t'liilp i*ar a few dny* with hi* paten!
liT» of 11 *• l lllN't tllU 111*''Hit'll u Mr and Mm William Thome, r kiii'ily 1" n ■i*b«'ln| •d rV itlL at
'tail
Inkt'ig it Inn, jeep ride in ’
I'olh'ir**** mid mu . 'I Hit uf-* ill 4» I I loll \wood FIs,
ftati * mill I ptoviiii i *1 of f’ftnni!
Mr
\ IV HauudeiN **id dnuyh let al hip and Nubti!ii 11ue t** bullt 1
alul th*' tit* \hmiiii \« i*iintion li'l, .Minn drift SmuiderN, letumed ef pliuteu i IMdilHtf, i* ho emiritf d 1
throuyhoot I In* I Intel Stui**** and Hnttiritiif* nftcr ii viieaUiin* Npcm Hlilo im»M- (duhniiipMrnl
the w hid'' 11b111ii, \ ft i'i ii in*
with illative* fu Tenru*ntri’
f'jtitiniii
Srvmat
nuthtiinlly
pimn nr '.f
The Man fond 1’hutch of the \'n • ii 1nil v laid dn v, do* nrd
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mpiiiltpi < will t.il* * pm t tilth* 1 i /111flu* was- lil.INt le a \ \ 11H /uni' i
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I’he pie i «">••’•, M i * H\ 1via S iih i nl l illn
In* .h*rih Mi'i^holt, who will Hi • 1 gtlllll <ensi h d uf a •*i»11xf *u 1 vie.*. 1 tl,1 *- VI !in>i V! inn V1411 \ \ ir u mi l
th*' nihil *'^"( at th** official 11 ■ *. 1 ahi'it >1levrdlen and pla\ . ,,rl tilled ti'llllll Nm|| >|h 1 S' iin hi \ iff ci lone ■
Vt l! • •ell 1 al ‘ lu It, a. h
••Mu jut 1 »ju11 uf inn"
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and
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tlik * •»e lla lit olli
tun inut'li Iell ti pill III 11»*
1tu i i n a tel
a n o th e r HEW
Jin kie Kr\ In
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hilt in the k ’»\ inii.'lit'v ih* t'.
Humpheev and friend, Mh W I1 panted Ls I inti a Id \\‘o * HiMi« hin I
hcCuillc II v* i*v **x pc fini v• *ll-t 1
Itmko and ilmoflitei. liayle and and I 11 Ih odd 11 , pi nt Sntnluv
at Ha
1'itP
w h rii' Mr MilMed
iruurvtictn, **nl> tn (|ii(iiu
Mii* ■ ,1*>iiii Siuhlom.
prc*i nt-thiv nh*i4.nit\ on the '
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Skewi’N itileii'd
I lit I I** a pal o nl
‘W EA TN EU -M A TC’.a
Mi and Mr
t "I v*!i* 1 J* a oiu **t
the Nulnnml I li**.uMiphn
Mi* nil ipIii I Ho*prlnt to 11
1 Sumhiv a* il I* I t Io •*
tiuido I ii< ilny foi an \*■ fipern- l It ala d
1 In- i an J ‘ Mi '■» mi law , Mr mid
tion
Mi anti \J rv Frank IIn 1 1hot nml Mr*i ll1 M ( il«'(|N**ti'
There are nh**nt 1**ai **pi*i i
SUIT.
11m* life whit'll In*- mt in <mh
hy Mucking thcii hhm.
Y'oung David l.nnier was him
*>red with u party on Thundm
afternoon given by It la parent-,
Mr. anil Mr*. D. P. I.nnler a t theli
home at 2628 Palmetto Avenue
He celebrated his fifth hlrthdu,.
oiv Aug. 22. The room* of the l.att
i« r home were ih . orated w:th
arrangements uf yellow roses.
— .
The young guests arrived >•
Mi. and Mrs. Julian I. Itentou | Mi. an.) Mrs. tdnloo llariison 2:00 o'clock and were token to t
announce the marriage of their hove left for Atlanta to spend1 It it r. Theater, heing chaperoned
daughter, l.ouise, to Unlidi A. El uhunt two weeks with friends.
Miss Shirley Moignn. Followr g
liott, son of Mr. and Sir* K. E.
the picture 'how they returned t.
Elliott of Springfield, Term, on
Mr*. Anna May McKinley of the l.nnier home where refre*11
Sunday, Aug. 21 al J:0o p.m, at Tampa ia the guest of her mini, merits were seived, including u
the home of the county Judge in Mrs. Marshull In Cameron City.
hlrthdnv cuke decorated with yel
Folkaton, (in.
low roses and blue camlh's. Do\-d
For her wedding the hridf cho*c
from
bi<
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Russell und received many gifts
•i Navy tduo linen suit with while children have left to spend a vaca friends.
touches ami white aecessoiics. She tion at Ft. Myers Reach.
Those enjoying the party wt'1David weie Shirley Morgan, P a t1
wa« attended try her sister. Miss
Sever l> llenion.
Mr. ami Mrs, Fred M. Smith tilcnn Johnson, I'm tin und Clip '
Mr*. Elliott was horn in Hanford i nml children are spending this Mutruv, Ul> tin and Don Churpi
log. Vicki and tlene Forgus"'
ittd ntlenih'd llie local schools, Mr ‘ week ut Silver Glen Springs.
Cindy and Tommy Atluway -d
Elliott, o native of Springfield
when he was graduated from high
Mr. Mnd Mrs. W. K. (aiblcr of Orlando, Sheiyl ami ( ’arid Stem
school, is now attached to the San Royal Oak, Midi. expvct to move per, Jonelle l.ee. Muck ami Audi
ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station. into their new home In Denary on Staley, und Mm lien and Slixnni ■
Pat tin uf (Ivti'do, Norma Jean
The couple is residing nt I toil*, Wednesday.
Wluttem, Rnrnly Dean, Itofh Vil
del Ail.
len, Wayne Kelly, l.cslle Jom
Ml. and Mrs Sandy Anderson Donna Peters, t ’alliv Folds, Mu
left today for
lleridcrfonvi]|o. Margaret
Reynold i,
Sh eri
N. C. where they will spend a Thrasher, Deborah Howland, Tom
two weeks' vneation.
rny Paulk and Janie Scnkarlk.
Miss Miriam Moye. wlm plans
to leave Thursday' for the Huron,
" u Krbwiger School of Nursing
in fhnilnnuffn. Term., intcrliitneitJ -Mr. und Mr*. Theodore J Judt
Yesterday morning with a Coca have returned from Hpringf icld
Cola puily fur u group of her! and Aurora. III. where they vinted
friends wtin are also planning to I relative*.
leave m the near future for col
Mr. nml Mrs. II. E. I.otig and
lege The guests gutlieied at the*
Mute liiuiie at .'tun H V i SWin nth ! family have moved their residence,
Street at in Ju o'elock where I from Moriroc t'oi lin to 1212 West
lovt lv fluwei arrangements were |Third S t r u t .
uf mixed summer flowers ini'lud- |
mg /.liudos and dahlias.
Mrs. Sinuli liyer* of Cnmeiim
Tall of college nml future plans
iifii' enjoyed after which icfiesh- City has lift for t'cntial Fake,
iiurtt* ivere served Imffel stvie Mich, for a visit of several
lioui the dining Inhle, A ri<-am months With D leads uml rela
luce |-|||*It covered the table which tive*.
wn centered with bright yellow
D, P. l.nnier has arrived la
glorlosa lilies in hitrrlcau lump
glide i. Mis. ,1, M. Move assisted Newark, N. Y. and is making hi*
home nt llie Hotel Cmih-iiior. lb1
her daughter In serving.
is working with the ACan tie Com
Those enjoying the morning mission Company
party were the Misses I 'm idyn
US Magnolia
phone BIT' Hudson, \ i i i i Whitaker
Dawn
Mr. ond Mrs. Don McKay and
llislliip, Ellell Driggels, 11.Illlllt two children, Mnni and Donnie,
Witte, dune Davis, Mildred Miller arrived yesterday fmm Ibuiiestead
and the htnji »*, Miss .Move
In spi'ioi a few days with Mr. uml
Mu. V. C. Messenger.
It Is Ilelicveil that we me using
C H IR O P R A C T O R
the same water that existed on
Mis. Cuil Knstner nml dnuglilei
H O U R S « 1» 1S— 2 (» S
eiiith wIli'ii the w-ni Id begun, nlMS Atlantic Rank Building
1 hough it tun been lorneil from Aliiln nf Muplewond, N. J . and
liipiid to vapor or tee and back Miss Use lleiirni of South Orange,
Phone 7M
N. J . lire the houseguest* of Sir.
again many, ninny times,
olid Mr*. Robert S. Ilillliitner.
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�HOLLYWOOD
Second “Wattle Of
Mobile” Looms As
LlMJ Forces Deploy
HOLLYWOOD OB — The film
studlm are supposed to be betUa|
only nn aure things these days.
It s a current Hollywood maxim
to take nn chancea. Only the auradie money makers arc belnj
filmed today. There U one excep
tion to this movement to satisfy
the known public demands for or
thodox film entertainment. Oddly
enough, the picture la being mad*
at M(JM, home of gloaay musical*
and star-parked spectacles.
The film I* called "See How They
Him," and It Is the first non-mualml made hy a major studio with
on all Negro cast Its producer,
Sol Fielding, admits that the ven
ture Is a financial gamble.
"The Negro audience will Just
about pay for the cost of the plclure." he estimated. "W It rial
enough quality In attract a leg
men of the white audience, It
inluhl make a profl."
The whole project began In the
mind of a young Negro school
teacher, Mary Elliabeln Vroman,
Montgomery, Ala. She tried her
hand at writing a abort story con
cerning the experiences of a teach
er In a Negro school. She aenf it,
along with a pleading letter, to the
Ladles Home Journal. The mainsine printed both.
Last year, the story waa cited
for a Christopher award and
brought tn the attention of MOM.
The studio liought the atory and
assigned Emmet Lavery, author
of "The Magnificent Yanket," to
Durothy Dandrldgo and Harry B a t
afonle, pplus Philip Hepburn, an
it year oid veteran of Broadway
shows, including 'T inian's rain
bow,"
Hut unlike tho other two all-Nagro films of recent years—“Cabin
m the Sky" and “Stormy Waeiiv
e r " —“Sec How They Hun" lg not
a musical. Nor Is It a story of Nogro white rolitlons, as were'’homo
of the Bravo," "Pinky," "L ast
Boundaries" and "Intruder tn th*
Dusty."
‘"tiee tin wThey Hun' Is tho start
of a hoy In the third grado," said
Producer Fielding, a former news
paper artist and foreign corre
spondent "It could take place any
place nnd In a boy of any r*fo.
rful some of the events hive more
significance (treatise they happen
In a Npgrn community There wifi
ho only one white actor in the cast,
n doctor
"Wc are taking a chance, ned
only because II has a Negro cast,
hut also because II does not have
(ho climaxes of most film dramas.
It Is a lender story about a kind
of Huckleberry Finn.
"H Is being made economically,
so there U not tou much risk. The
cast Is Inexpensive, and so Is the
story, ami II Is all being shot on
ths lot without locations. Our only
Isrge expense would bo If we went
overtime In Ihe shooting schedule.
II Is IA days." (Average for a big
; MOBILE—(VP) Hecks are being
Cleared for the second hulth- >>t
Mobile Hay The United Daughters
Of Ihp Confederacy in Alabama
Ate lining up against the return
of n Yank ee flagship lo this port.
ra. Joe E. Cooper, state (iresiof the ODC, wired the Mob)lo Press Register from HuntsvUlt that her group was ready to
pTOtoar toe proposed move.
The Mobile American l.eginn
host and Knights of Colummr,
eCuncil fired Inc first gun when
inky proposed returning the UHS
Hertford, 04-yesr-old union fl»g
S
I "Damn the torpedoes! Full
5ed AheadI"
Individual members of the I'DC
hlya have expressed the opinion
Wat It I* not appropriate for tin
imp to be permanently located In
tii* port It once atlrnrkad.
•,-Thl* Is parlcularly so, they say,
i|fte* It would lie nlmoat In 111"
fhidnw of a slotirle of Moblle'r
own Adm Hsnbsrl Hcmmes, fnm
M Confederate navnl hern
The Mobile American Legion l>
(txnerted to seek support of the
National convrntloo now meeting
III New Y"rl( tn It is efforts to
mriftg the ship hsre.
*
Large Hum Saved
By State Annually
Oh Insurance Cost
. TA LI, All ARK EE
bib
T h ..
R u le of Florida la saving more
then IIOSJMHI yearly through n
fkductlon In firv linppum-i- on
mltirns on trnllrlr* covering stateowned buildings, Insurance Cum
fnlsslnner J . Edwin l.nraou tolil
the eabirod today.
The reductions becniot- effectiv.with renewals of the 3 vear t--i-*o
bf the so called state schedule, th
■mount rif insurance carried «.>>>
commercial companies, and the r.
rear term of the .Stale Fire fund,
through which the state Insures
Its nwn properties.
About 22 per rent of the fir-dared with commercial rotnpHNIs, With the remainder carried In
nslirance on state Imlldlligs I.
tho state fund.
Larson said that through tho
efl-operntlnii of the Florida luspetlon and Haling lluremi every
bUlmlng owned bv the state wns
fO-rated lo-fure the (Iidiry rrrrewi l i on July I. The new rnting*
t*V# n 46 per esnl pnl.llr property
efedlt on brick buildings and a
11 per cent credit on frame Imlld-
limORIC ROSt C Atfll In Klllnrney, Ireland, rises In the background rs
Hie romance of steelworker Frank Ifajuitrk, of .luhnslown. I’. i , and
Irish colleen Breda O'Htilllvnn cornea to an end. While rn route in
Europe ns n (if, Hnyostek put a note lo n bulllfl and tossed It Irmr. hla
ship. That wns seven yean (130, Hr* lit found it on tho shnro i I Dingle
II.iy. Alter a correspondence, Ihynstck mired money for a trip hi lie*
11ltd and a visit with Dre'ln. She admits she likes Frank Init suy* she
expects to wed a Iat' from Kerry.
(Inlernullottal KadlopholoJ
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OAUfli'
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Thl# reduced the total annual
premium on th" fir- insurance
Contracts from $261,314 to $161,$•0,
- Th# reduction was effected,
Larson said, even though them
ngd been an Increase or $1,667,402 In the valuntlnii of -.IhUawneil holldlngs, from $Hfl,436,3.16
to ||IH,(lll6,6:i7.
BAKERSFIELD,
C allf-<yP)Quakr bounced Bakersfield la talk
ing about building a new civic
renter amid tha rubble of last F ri
day'* nimble, ami tho federal gov
ernment Is ready to help.
Tho
Reconstruction
Finance
Corporation In Washington Moo
day derlatrd Mils city a disaster
area. That entitle* homeowners,
bbniincases and civic authorities
to lower Interest loans.
Numerous city and county
buildings were made useless In
last week'a earthquake, which
killed two persona and Injured .12.
Instead of rebuilding tha struc
tures on their present nltes/nfflrlain are considering cresting a
civic renter area.
Form er Employee
Seized In Theft ()(
Armored Cur Sum
Kn hit tncmdtaff, Mo*
a# Caldwall, N. J„ will
twMof th« annual Volrntmla eenvsntian- Sha
■ "Mias Firefighter of
I ooblast hald at Pali*
S “ •J-. by New Jersey
York volunteer flramto.
Rushy, outfielder for thi
«*«« . ^ ♦""tn rs.
entere.
Texas Christian University
1046 bn
football srholsrshl
It
By STANLEY!
C 3ieL ii5S - t b P A P E O I B S -
SEVEN DIE IN CRASH
Pot Themptan
PATRICIA WARD, 10, former secre
tary to comedlenna Martha Raya,
has bean Idenllhed as tha myatary
girt who tipped aft tha New York
District Attorney about Mickey
Jetke, accused vie# lordllng, Be
low, shapely model Pat Thompson
Is pictured entering tha Dlatslet
Attorney's office tor quasi toning.
Bha ia alleged to have had an
"arrangement" with actor Utahard Short whereby he gave her hla
"love and affect Ion" for $300 a
weak. (International Exclude*)
- G U N - FA C ET
& BU G P (5 W C € R S -IC E
C R E A M S L IN K JE T T U Q E S
H U H --F O J5 Y E A R S
William Rnnsome Call Bsker *
said to he the only man to have a
television station named fur hi* 1.
It's station Wlttilt at Hr liefleets
N. Y.
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B E E N W O M O E T 5/ N G W H A T
"THAT P A H # THING
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M
F O R -**
1)R. H. K. RIND
C H IR O P R A C T O R
Pleas# call for appoIntaMt
Phone 1783-1740
NOW BIIOWING
DR. C. L. PERSONS
O P T O M E T R IS T
E Y E S E X A M IN E D
G L A S S E S F IT T E D
111 .South Palmetto Avenue
"LURK OK TUP.
WILDBRNKHH"
Ktirrlng Jean Peters,
Jeffrey Hunter and
Constance 80.1th
tn Teehnlcolor
FRIID f>OM IID concentration camps In East Germany after seven
years' Imprisonment, Charteg A. Noble, nolurnlUed American clllren,
tells of hli nightmare experiences as ha returns to Berlin, With his son,
John, Noble w n arrested shortly after the Ruislan* moved In. John le
believed lo hive been taken lo Russia and the U. 8. Slot* Department
Is now trying to obtain hie release. Noble declaree ha saw ai many aa
10 dead liken from the Bovlet camp every morning, (International)
RUflflIA'fl PRAVDA claims the
lovtet athlete* won th* Olympics
while Isveatls esy* It wae a tie
between th# If. 8. 8. R. end the
U. B. flues a which l* now Onkel
Chat's favorite newspaper.
Michigan State has had 14 na
tional wrestling champion* sines
1036.
i
other Russian invsntlon because—
didn't the Russians Invent the
Chinese T
1 I 1
Foclopropke rereofs that Presi
dent John Tyler had f| children.
This m ail be the reason they
mode the White House f# Mf.
Poreoti ol $gypMen hide m a w
h m t am peHftealng »# ihaww
(halt boy*' mealrkers. Matt be
afraid at mistaken Identity.
1 I I
Overweight Pentagon employ*#
among th i military are ta tn f
urged to watah that expanding
waistline. Tha Army may Oattia
for round (ffurao—but not Uist
kind.
B u y o n e O O O D Y IA 1 f ir s t q u a lity D « L u x «
lir a
a t r e g u la r lis t p r lc a * — fro m
WITH YOU* StpSINT IMS
■AMAINSI
Thl» la Goodyetr'i RrH
quality DcLuxe— ao good
it’a been used aa original
equipment on far more new
cara than any other tire—
to good it haa been Amer
ica’s flrat choice drt for 37
conaecutlve yean! Don't
mia thla opportunity! Stop
in and save! ,
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at tile friendly
Coma in, malt# youf »l#c lions
now from dur *xcitirq n«t( col*
lOciibn of yqunfl viewpoint fic»hlonr Ytfs, frorrt
to tow,
you'll, find th# moit distinotiv#
clothes
th is
s a i n s li s t g a t y o u r s e c o n d D e l u x e T ir o f a r
.
Dick Kryhuskl, first baseman
for the 8t. Louis Browns, served
on tho aircraft carrier Tlcomlerogn during World War II,
Catcher Ralph llouk of the
New York Yankees wan a Ranger
during Wofdl War II. He rose
from a privata to the rank of
major.
• Y al, It la MM-of-i
—tha old notion tkni
you njual wnlt until Ul*
nan strlkaabaToracon*
fulling tha Doctor. A
kaaltn chaeh-up aaie
may
tints, money
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btlog ua Ma prsscrlp*
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SHREVEPORT, La. — OP) —
Emergency vehicles walled only *
mile nway ns n crippled B-S0
crashed and hupl into flame*
at nearby Bsrkxdale Air Force
Baer Monday. Seven airmen war#
killed.
The pitot notified the contrjl
lower Ills Nn. I engine was dead
nnd that he was making Ml
emerriency landing. Accident vehl"
clrs, (Ire trucks and ambulnncei
were waiting on the runway.
lint (he craft, a refueling plant
heavily
loaded with
gasohn*
dropped a mile abort of the run
way.
M A W t> W A © E
Ex-servicemen Bill Marker, Jos
Berklch and Charles Donaldson at
26 are the oldest players on the
West Virginia Unlverilty football
squad.
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WEDNESDAY
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ITVIC CENTER PLANNED
IIWIS K. OOUOH, a native of Lets
Angeles, Is olio of the prominent
candidates for national comman
der of tha American Legion for
)0ft2. lie Is a memtrer of Psindena
Post IS, California Department.
The election will tie held at the
national convention In Now York
City Atlg 3121. (International'
WASHINGTON—1/P) — Police
snnoum-rd today a 36-year-old
former employe * of the Brink's
Ariuoicd c-nr service has admitted
that he rifled a company car of
$66,000 Monday. Tha money has
been recovered.
Polite Inspector Jcrcmlnh Fla
herty Identified llm mnn a* liny
Eugene Farmer, Washington, and
said hi< has been charged wtlh
grand Inireny.
Flaherty said Farmer entered
the parked, unguarded armored
car at noon Monday hv using a
duplicate k.-y lie had In Ills pos
session for some time,
The -I-man umpired car crow
was lunching at the Wardmun
Park Hotel nt the time of the
roldicry.
Flaherty said Farmer hurried
lo (Hen Echo Park In nrurhy
Maryland and hurled the $66,0(10.
The arrest was made, Flaperty
said, because of n "luinrh" by tho
Washington pollre chief, Robert
V. Murray.
Murray recalled that Farmed
who worked for Brink's from
ID ID to IU4U, once belonged to a
gong nf youths who showed up
w
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with
a llllftlllltt*
number of ilriiiL**
Brink’s *('uni
form* nnd, whan arrested fan artother crime, told police they had
planned to attack one of tha ton|pany's armored cars.
Ho pollre went to Farmer's
home at It p. m. Monday nlghk ansi
took him to hrsdiiunrtars, After
an all-night questioning aesslonl
Flahorty enid. Farmer admitted
the robbery nnd took tha polldd
tu tho nniuaoment park and dug
up the money.
It was all there, all f66,000 nf
tt. Flaherty said that whllis
Farmer took ths loot In smn|l
bills, he passed up another $300,000 In Inrgs dsnomlnstlon money.
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THE SANFORD HERALD
LONE DINER nn the Sants r v.' c liicf wan handed a chrck
for three dollars and ninety rents, and gave the waiter a
flve-dnllar bill The waiter put a dollar and a dune on the m|i ,>r
tray. The diner wrestled with
the problem, then grunted
angrily, and abruptly shifted
the dollar Into his pocket To
his
surprise,
the
waiter
( t i n n e d b r o a d l y ‘ Thai's
.q u ite all right, sir," he said
" I Just gambled and lost "
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---------------By BENNETT CERF-----------------
Jerk McNregnr marl* the
front page scaur Its rrroteil a
raiaa In Hi* pay of thirty dot
lar* a nark because he u m
afraid that if illrrrs* forced him
to take a day off he'd tare loo
much money
Pag* $
Tuesday, Aug. 28, 1952
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A senator In Washington, dismayed hv lairs of u n tlr In Ihe armed
forres, propoaed a aarlaa of »u epohaur lecture, on economy for
every Midler. sailor, and marine in uniform He
dissuaded from
piddling the motion by a atallallcUn who pr.wed.thal the I n l i n e . i„.
proposeit would coat aevrn nillliun dollars
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Oldimers To Play Junior Legion Here Tomorrow Night
Blues Meet Palatka In 2nd Game
Oldtiincrs Return To Diamond
Junior American Legion
By KK.Ni t IIETL.tl.V
It will lit- a s* v r^u.-i youth v l;tn the County's -le v t»!l -riars of by
gone >|gi tnigii- with tho successful Junior Anieiicnn Legion "Haby
Blues" in the five-inning o|>«>i>lnif game of tomorrow niRht'a IiIr "Fam
ily Night" douhlidieudrr at tin- Memorial .Stadium.
The Seminole Bluet will piny their regularly n-hi-duli-d encounter
with the I’alntka Asalia-* at the rnnrluslon of the novelty "Methuselahneophyte" content.
i.nv
ivennrily
Mel Flelacher
Pete Mrltaney
Blues Defeat Orlando, 9-1
Seminolcs P l a y In
Daytona Tonight;
Aleno Drives I ti
His 130th R. B. I.
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With nothing at stake, the Sem
inole Hines leisurely went out,
after nil hour long pre-game pro
gram mi I'layers' Appreciation
Night ni Tinker Field, and reg
istered a l*-2 victory over the III
inmid fteimtois lu*t night liefore
1,04(1 fans.
The Iriumpli kept alive n hr«t
division finish for tin* Him-* a*
thev s ic only two garnet hark In
fifth heldnd the fuiiith place .Ins
Hutch Sen Itirds The llinlc, how
ever, wen- stingy Inst night l>v
lading to give no nn-h In iienling
Iifribiug, il-ll, foi Jot Angel's 1Hih
win of the yem.
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over the illxlnilt left field luirriur
mill lion Ford tied Ithodcx hy toss.
Ing one hull into the barrel.
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Kentucky’s Gridiron Prospects
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Have you taknil a look at thu
Ninth Street and l.akefront Dia
mond. lately? Well, we made It
n point to do It after (lobby Newllion brought to our nttellllon the
pooi i-onditinn of the hnckslous by
contrast to the excellent condition
of the diamonds.
"Jim Diiiiii did nn outstanding
job >d conditioning the fields.
Hobby said. “ Why In the 26 years
I've Lceii senlng guinea the field i •IIIHO Mi tongue, Frankie Sy
have never been III finer shape."
However, Newman witsti’l SO mons display* the form that
gracious when he described thu brought him tha junior marble*
shredded condition or the "back, championship at tha Hllnuls Slat*
aiop." in both porks. As nobby Fair In Hpilngfletd. Frank won
pointed out, "Some kid will run over a large field of contestant*.
nut uftvr n hall mid get lilt by a
cur ni Dock If something Isn’t
done about repulring t h e s e seconii high flguie of 26 till*
Screens.'*
year.
lint i mg practice pitchers John
Iinliiu and Ihinny l»<>v mini have
Ih.it game-of-gamea Ibo (lidhad ii-iil stuff on the old apple
timers vs. Die Junior l.eghm
Inst nighl Hut the linpurtuM
nine should hr HOME runtesl. ll
thing Is that the»c two hitters can
will Im> n leal of nored ugaiiwt
Navvy of Ihe aged vrtrraiw.
Itlghtfuliy, oldliine pllrhers are
peunllled lo use the apU hall
nrtil other varinllona of illegal
pilrlie., since the rule wax
nu'srd after they rearhnl the
big league*, nr were playing hall
el ihe limit ll was written in
Ihr Intolo*. However, this is no
assurance that some uf Hanford's olilsterg will he alluwed
to use some of their fabulous
deliveries.
grime
SI’OKTNMAN'.H MKKTiNG
llohert /. Johnson Hr., president
of thu Heiuilioln County Hpurtiinnn'a Association, nonouuceit to
day that llm next meeting of Ihe
AhhocIiiIIiim will he Thursday,
Aug. 2H at H:PU p.m. In the City
Coiiiinlsaliiner*' riMim at the City
Hall. Mr. Johnson urges ull memhers to he present.
Native I'orrtii Itlran l.oole
Itenlas received ahle fielding and
idtllng *appurl to register his
seventh win of Ihe vear for the
Hlue*. Itenlas yielded hut one
rifn, Gd Levy’s |0|h homer of the
year, white adequately *pnrlnn
nine Senator blows.
Haul Ksku«r, uml his patented
bunts, romldnad with Dusty Ithodcs
to puce Ihe I44ilt Hanford slugging
assault. Kskew anil Ithoiles drilled
out four blows apiece. Ilhndes
sprayed threa runnel s home, Harise two and Mumiger Chuck Ale no
officially knocked in ids Lllilh ItHI
This iilnrcs Aleno 10 behind
Muddy Lake's record with hut
four games to make up Ihe dif
ference. Lake set Ihe league
mark with an explosion of six
runs in one game In Daytona
Meach near Ihe end uf the Ilf*0
season. Lithe rrsrked Smuttier*'
111 mark. Aleno ha* a chance to
wipe not Smathers' old record,
which still stands as the second
best Hill effort In Ihe annala uf
the circuit.
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hall Immortal will once again rcv,Viin.iV'i, turn to the dlnniiiml tomorrow
m in - i i i night to maiiage Ihe Oldtiiners
'"'i "iV.'r"'*1 ugiiinst thi> Junior l.eglon In the
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five-lulling novelty coolest precnliiiK the regularly scheduled
game between the SHlilflmle (Hues
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"lid Go- I'alutlin Amiens. It will
he bargain "Family Niglil” for
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the ilouhleheader feuture at tlio
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catching, Jimmy Kri.ier.
second, I-nrry Hat.-., (toss Hanne played,
nunt, and Frank Stafford In thu
They will onpoir thl» year i sue- outfield and Mel Fleischer on the
cessful Campbell lauisliig Legion
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hern Ruddy Lake will pilot Ihe**
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The Semfnule Blues This Week
(Final)
Tonight
Hanford at Daytonn
Wednesday
I’nlutkn at HANFORD
Thursday
J isx Beach nt SANFORD
It certainly looked strange for
two of the Florida Htnte l.eagim*
greatest sluggers to full tu even
or Regular Heaaon)
Hanford at Cocoa
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knock 'em out uf the lot when ll
counts as lawy hit hi* lUth later
nn during the Mill gamin
Keep your eyes nn llm I’ayne
In tuniurrnw night's utiHhnrr
game. The UiogwiHkl roach
pitched the town team tu vielory lust Holiday nod itntr he
Ihe starter for Iluddy Luke
ngulliNl Hie Junior Legion to
morrow night,
Friday
ll»ll*-r
John I rubra
The Seminole Hines
or
we
should say, "Hlue Homhcrs," have
Ihe Slule League's best onr-tvvothree homo run hitters on any one
lento in the history of the circuit.
Aleno with 26 IlM’s, Khodov with
16 nnd I'nriso having 14, have a
mini of 64 this your ns compared
lu Levy's 61, Neville's I) and Hafcncckur’s 6 for a 44 to ta l.. . .finis,
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were alilu to cumo close.
Levy holds the individual
record for the circuit with
In ID60 ami has Hi this
Aleno has rapped out the
Charles (Larry) Woodall, pub
licity dirertur fur the Boston Red
Box, caught for tho Detroit Tigers
for nine years during the 1020'*.
Hu betted .611.1 in !B2l.
Hugh I.. Hun
homer trainer nt the tin
6.1 sot Dame, Is now c
year, the Detroit Limn
loop's Football League.
Louie Rentas
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It* llnal rep orl noil application for
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any. slioulit he duly fd*il. A lia r
riling |ir»u( of iiiilillcaijon ehowlng
I III* iiiiiIik line lieen puhllalieil oiich
ii week for four coineiurllve wteka,
the until*!- of approval of ealil raporl ami Ih e orilerlng ol ttlalrlhiitIon of aalil e s l a l e will earn* hafure Ihe court.
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A T O ll l .A N I x i
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Aa A d m ln la lra lo r c .t a of said
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K jre l p u h llealto n nn A iia u rt I t ,
A k e rm a n , p ia l and A k a rm a n ,
U rla iid o . F lo r id a .
A llo rn e y a fo r A d m ln la lra lo r o |.a.
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“BACK-T0SCH00L”
Tennta Shoes
BALL-BAND
ON A HOLI-FAST BICYCLE
(iilm ferrules
linebacker and offensive center.
While the tackle situation may
be well off, Kentuckys' two great
sore spots will be quarterback and
defensive center. Griggs la fine but
moret ban one good linebacker is
needed In modern football.
A 53-man varsity squad (not
counting freshmen) in more heavl- •
ly sprinkled with Kcnlucklani than
any recent Wildcat learn, wbten Is
In line with Itryant's statement las
wilder that Wildcat rt ending
would be a borne state operation
from now on.
The squad, with the hlg morale
question mark hanging around,
must work its way through ait 11danger. Vlllanovu, Mississippi, L
S I ) , Tulane and Clem son play In
l.cxlnglon while the Wildcats go
fotth against the Texas Aggies,0
Mississippi State, Cincinnati, Mi
ami (Fla ), Tennessee and Florida.
Whether Kentucky wins as many
ns seven nut of that hunrh won't
a (fee t one thing-the Wildcats can’t
miss making a lot of money play- .
Ing those trams. The schedule Isn’t
designed In ease the Wildcats Into
their fourth straight major bowl
although the Wildcats got to he
Colon Howl last January after -a
schedule nlinust that rough.
WITH THE PROPER EQUIPMENT
FOR RECREATION .
“BACK-T0-SCH00L”
It appeared that the Heimtors
had played their hand nut during
a "xingnthnn" prior to Urn game
for Urn Blues srumil twice In thu
first, never to hn headed the rest
of the distance. Hanford added six
rune In the eighth and ninth
frames for Insurance, which wasn't
needed.
The
ehotires of forging
their way Intu fourth placu uro
fair. They can pick up one full till
on the fourth place Sea Birds on
Thursday evening when the Birds
play in the Memorial Stadium
finale for thu 11)62 season. Hanford
will rinse nut this year'* campaign
111 Cocoa Friday night.
Freaa Ho* Patten Chico Gum
tales won the egg throwing cunteat ami Kay Thnma* edged out
Puaty Rhodes In thg 60-yard daah
fo split the pre-game field events
By STERLING 8LAPPEY
Associated Praia Sports Writer
If Kentucky football playcra are
like most other Impressionable
youngsters in their ’teens or early
20‘a, they need a rousing pep talk,
a pat on the back and assurance!
that everything Is going to Him
out okay.
Many of them must be far down
in the dumps with chances of going
lower.
It's hard to see how they cun
help wondering just what muy hap
pen next at Kentucky. Their col
lege-only 1H months ago king of
llm Sugar llowl and king of col
lege basketball—today is in trou
ble and the end isn’t in sight
With football practice due to
start in less than n week Kentucky
athletic affairs ale badly Jumbled
The college await* the outcome of
an NCAA Investigation Into Its bus
ketlinll affairs Within the past
mouth the SKC expelled Kenlucky
from conference basketball for u
year. Three Immortal Kentucky
basketball players were found to
he point manipulators and another
former star is in a legal entangle
merit
In n different action the SKC
also ruled Kentucky's lies! football
player—Guard Gene Donaldsonplus a aubslllute tackle, ineligible.
lie fore SKC Commissioner Her
nit- Moore ruled that Donaldson
received outside financial aid, the
1UU Wildcats were considered fifth
best In the 12 team Southeastern.
Judges were men who know—head
coaches In the SKC.
After the loss of Donaldson and
consideration of huw adversely
Kentucky morale muy he uffertrd
by all tlio goings on, SKC couches
probably wuuld rate Kentucky dif
ferently. How differently, no one
will ever knuw.
Kven with Donaldson gone Ken
tucky still has at least one prac
tically sure fire All-SKC star—End
Steve Meiliuger. Kentucky alsu has
Bear liryant, one of the Lest coach
es In college football. A fair to
good supply of playera will report
lu Stoll Field next week and if
liryant can fire (hem up Kentucky
might do well ufier all.
I'reccdliig the untimely loss of
Duiiuldann, Kentucky lost three
first magnitude stars In Quarterhack Hahn I’nrllll, Center Doug
Moseley and Guard-Tackle Jim
McKrnile. Their eligibility rail out
when Kentucky needed them must.
Kven with the loss of McKcntle,
the tackle slluuliun should ho Im
proved The two big reasons are
Hub Fry unit Frank Fuller. Ken
tucky cuuches soy Fry Is the best
tackle In the country and that Ful
ler is Ihe best, defensive tackle In
the SEC.
John Griggs is the third Wildcat
ronaldcrctl either of All-America
or All SKC caliber. He's a flno
The official gym shoe,
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w e're ever o fferee
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Many other models for gym recreation.
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Thu rsday e x r r p t possibly a few
local show ers along K a i l Coast and
the K e y * .
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Important Conference
Of Diplomats Is E x
pected To Breach
Lengthy Deadlock
LONDON l/lt—Informed nourcreald the United Slut. « and llritulll
submitted broad pruptMuiiv to Iran
today designed to tel tie the Aup IdIranian oil dl<i|iult' and avert a
possible Med coup in the troubled
Iranian kingdom.
The proposal* were said to pro
vide for all emergency Aliter leu n
aid urogram and annie iin|kjrtmiit
British concessions to the govenment of I’render Mohammed Mm
fadegh In the festering H-monlli
old oil row.
U,8. Ambassador I <>y llender
•on and Hi itinIt Charge d'affaires
George Middleton eoiifrrnd with
Mossadegh for three lininx belay
In what the informants here U>
•ClHied an the weightiest Western
bid to end tha deadlock yet aiude.
The informant- gave Hits accnuat:
Henderson told Mossadegh the
llnlteij Slates la ready to inleh in
several million dollar- worth of
aid to tide Iran over her intni.
tllale economic difficulties.
Middleton Indicated Britain iprepared to enter direct talk- on
the vital mie<ttlon of compensation
for the estimated t 'a billion dol
lars oil Industry built up b) the
government-cor,t mile, j Anglo Iran
lan Oil Cu, AIt it' widen Iran an
llniialized Inst year.
Rrltinli willlngin-n* to relax the
blockade on the Jnininn oil indus
try as part of a genera! , rule
«< oMlInurO nu I' m, ,
I ouri
Pupil Registration
At All Schools Is
Sot For Tomorrow
IhipiJ.s of all school, of Semi
nole County will he registered to
morrow morning for llm H162-63
term, and busn-s will make their
regular runs to pick up student..
The registration will tube place
from fltud a.m. until noon.
All bus drivers no t this morn
ing with SupL T. \V. Lawton an I
hmniimlr It urn Hchml
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Herman r.'. .Morris to get tlu-lr in
struct mu.. Three new lm-i.es have
liven secured, olid two morn have
been hrdi-red, until My. fawtmi.
At Setnlmde I Hull Heltonl not
only registration will take place
but pupils will vet their class a .
hjgiumtnts, Mr. Morris auiiouneeil
Teachers will meet following the
registration
.Mute Ilian Ifd) new booh. line,
been added to the -u bool library
Attractive new ilratwrie. hav
been donated by the Library .Staff
a students assistance orgainration
according to Mi** Kdnn Ohltteniltn, librai lull.
Mr, Murris predicted that h i ■til Ii nr-i it at the hluh school will lellruilt the same as lust year.
Hupt. Lawton today advised par
cuts that children who will lie six
bv Jan. I, should be registered
now. I f they do not attain tlu,t
age by the first of the year, the
law does not permit them to en
ter school. Children
ciitcrln«
school fur the first time are ex
pected to bring their birth cer
tificates.
Principals and teachers were
scheduled lo meet today n( their
respective schools.
School Building For
Mrs. Goff Completed
An attractive concrete block
school building which will house
a kindergarten has recently been
completed In the rear of the «>. K.
Doff home at tH4 Park Avenue.
. Mr*, doff la eiparted to open
Die kindergarten on or about Sept.
The kindergarten building has'
two entrances, D roomy ami well
lighted and Is furnished with
tables and chairs to accommodate
30 children. Coxy and pleasant
appearing, tha kindergarten has n
tdano painted a bright yellow, and
is supplied with plenty of hooks,
toys and dolls to make things
pleasant for the youngstera.
flooring is of oshesto* tile.
Walls and acouau-typo calling are
while. The real room Includes
shower equipment. Window* are
of the steel casement type.
Sanford Herald
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No matter how far away
from home you may ga on you*
vacation you ran readily catch
■ t an the home town new* hy
-se-dtag tha ftaafard Harah*
whan you return. Yaa ran arraage with yeur carrier My, or
through Charlie MerrUea, circalaflea maneeer. hr telephoning
111, lo have your regular lasaes
of tha Herald eared for you
whllo yon aro away, ta ha 4 *
Beared fa your homo In one
.taehaga upon yenr return
There la no e itr a charge. The
regale r weekly subscript lea
zxarstsussrg:
lea. Before leaving an yanv ra*
n x t'& s s A S i
tlMulatlan department
T.1
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mLi
Odham Declares Seining In Lakes
McCarty Group 0( Seminole Is
Asked For Suit Barred By Law
I've* Got Them Nailed' Special County S t a t
S t a t e s McCarty's
ute Is Cited To En
A r r# » n t•
Primary Opponent
forcement
"They dared me lo sue them >
that's what I'm going !<> do,’
Hi alley (Idham enisl today in <•
gnrd to the $260,000 libel soil lie
tibd late yesterday iifW-rnnnr
ngalnst a Jacksonville Met'nets
fur (ioverimr group vvliiih had
published a pamphlet ngaiuM Mm
■luring the recant gunernulotinl
campaign.
"When I threatened to bring
suit during the campaign utter
they brought out the ‘Florida
Fact’, they told me Dint what they
had said in that pamphlet wan
carefully considered and they wc|.
. ■•Him a sou, ■ toe unniiccessfiil
.-nndidale fur the Denmcraiic bum
liiatliifi fur governor In the pri
mary Inst Mny added.
Mr. Dilhnm sabl lie was cnnltdenl nf the outcome nf the .ult,
"We’ve got ’em nailed oil tlds ’’ be
drelured.
The suit, wlii-li was filed ut tlie
■in' t house nl 1:30 uTlocU VenU'liliiv iifternuon. mimes Lee |(>>>
Mlieftall .lr., I’. W Fisher, t'. I).
lowers, William lb Stark Jr., Del
bridge tlllihs, I'll! I May, (ieingc
AUeliter,
I'aul Spry, Huydou
Itiini-s, Fletcher Morguii, Fled
Kent, ami Irving Klepper us the
defemlatlln.
The "Florida F a rt" circular
■vhieli is involved lo the case con
tained chatges tliul Mr. Odham
wns owned "Tiodv nliil soul” by Hob
Venn and tlmt he was "paid foi
iy Inlnted money nf Madlride and
ils Cniltinelitiil Wire Service."
According la Die bill of com
plaint filed by Mr. Odham's at
torney, Thomas T. Cobh of Dnyiolin Hem h, the circular said that
Venn had brought the talkathon
Idea to Dan McCarty and that he
had been turned away because nf
his connection with the Continen
tal Wire Service,
The circular charged that Venn
had attempted to worm Ills way
into the McCarty campaign nn hehalf uf "Mickle” Marllride and
that when thl* effort failed he
turned to the (idham group and
"bought and paid for" Die unsuc
cessful candidate.
The hill of complaint related
the career of Mr. Chilian) and call
ed him "a leader In the fight to
rurtall the enormous Influence of
the legal and Illegal gomhlrrs in
Florida's government."
It said that Mr, Odham had
"peraunally conducted raids upon
open gambling houses In Ills home
county when he was unable to ohtain such action from Dm duly con
stituted law enforcement off!rials."
,
,
The hill went on to say that til*
"pnmphlat, aforesaid, was calcu
lated in portray the plaintiff as a
supreme hypocrite, lircauxe nf the
type nf campaign he had been conducting, as set out nbove In this
romplalnti nothing that the de
fendant* could have said could
hav* caused the plaintiff greater
Inlorv in hla political, personal,
social or buaJncis relations.
Mr. Odham aald that he be
lieved the defendant* must reply
with aom* aort of a defense with
in 20 days after the summonses
are served upon them hy the
Duval County sheriff.
According (t> Hen L. McLaugh
lin. director o' the (lame nod Fresh
Water Fish Commission, die po»
session nr use "f “nets, trim- and
fish basket*” In Seminole CountyIs illegal, I’.oter l.amdiur, tm-si
di-ot of Die Fifth District Spirt'
man's A"xn. iadun, xiiiil tndav
Mr. I.ulising Ini* received a tele
■'ram from Mr. Mcl.aughlin staling
that Die tma-esaion uf seining
eeoipment is lllcgnl within Sell)Innle County bv rminly law, and
lu-nce seining In I.ake Mouree i*
not legnlld-d l.e tlie ruling of \ltnrm-v tieiteral Ithdinrd F.rvlti dial
the Slate flame and Fresh Water
Fish Cnmnii»xlnu regulnilnna emi'
eerfillig seining do not apply lo
seining of salt water (i'li in fn-'h
wider.
The telegram furti-.
r.-.-t dint tin- provisions of tin- Sem.ii.de
Cminly I»\v against -rinm-' (•. en
fl" .*d llV lilt'll] wildlife ofdeel '
I'he text of the lelecmm I- as
follows; "F'dlnyving telegram sent
today to Wildlife Offh-ei A. W.
Anxl.-v: ‘Clianter J 0 i : n Florida
Slatulea prolilblta liie po-esdon of
nod use of nets Imps nod fish
baskets iii Seminole County Flori
da. Duller liie provisions uf ibis
net all wildlife officers me direct
ed In enforce liie provisions there
of. Conies uf lids net being' mailed
you,' "
It lias been previously renurted
di ll a number of commercial fish
ermen Imve been seining in I.ake
Monroe for nail water fish, np
pnrentty In line with tin- ruling of
Attorney General Ervin.
The ruling of tile attorney gen
eral, Mr. Lansing said, i* mil die
law, and furthermore die ruling
applies to limitations nn the nn
thorily nf the State Game ami
Fresh Water Fish Commlssiuti
whereas the poMVision and u*c of
seining equipment In Seminole
County la prohibited by law, Hot
lust be the Gama and Fresh Water
Fish Commission.
LINHF. IIKLK.mr. DEMANDED
BE It LIN (JH-U. S High Commlxxlnner Walter J . Doimully -sent
Ihe lluuianx a new demand to
day fftr release nf Dr Waller
Linse, snnlcbed from West llcrlill
Into Ihe nearby Soviet Zone by
Communist* July H.
Donnelly wrote General of the
Army Vasxlly Chulkov Hint he Is
unatile to accept ii previous Soviet
explanation which virtually denied
Dint the incident ever ncrurred.
There has been no word of Linse,
member of Ihe ontl-Communiat
Free Jurists’ League, since three
East Germans forced him Into a
rar and raerd to the Soviet Zone,
firing warning shots at a pursuing
vehicle.
HKVOLHTIONIHT JA IL E D
PANAMA, Panama us— A 33-
year-old Panamanian itorted a 00
day Jail sentence today after forc
ing hla way Into a local radio sta
tion and attempting to broadcast
a rail to arms. Police aald ho was
a Communist sympathizer.
The youth, Jorge Lula Grajates,
broke Into Ihe atatinn Monday
night. Brandishing a pair of sharppointed scissor*, he ordered the
announcer In put him on Ihe air.
Orsjnles got as far as telling
his listeners to stand by for an
important announcement. Then tho
police arrived In response to a
call from station employes, A
court Tuesday convicted him ot
disorderly condurt. .
officials said Grajales was car
rying a prepared speech defending
Communism end calling on Ihe
PenamanJan people to take up
LSAVftA ItlO P.HTATK
PHILADELPHIA Ut - The lata
Lammtrt DuPont, one-lime hast) of
the DuPont Industrial organisa
tion, loft an estate estimated lo
be worth If million dollar* In per
sonal property and 9313.00 In real
estate. He died test July 34.
An aOMatrH filed Tuesday In tha
register et wills office here set
the eistlmitaa. it was filed by tha
executors of tha estate, the WMmingtoa Trait Co. and DuPont's
widow, Margaret r. DuPont.
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A fw tic In it'd
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Accord Seen New Hospital For Sanford Ha* Been Red Slant Of I ~ r r ir \ r »
Near In (ran Favored At Polls On Five Occasions R aJ j p Script
the
Oil Squabble
W riters is Hit
_____
and thriving city voting a bond
Hy HOliO DU
AN
ii.iiDli In April of Hint
Five limes the people nf Sanford i* '" ’’ ("<' ID**V
have Bone fr>
polls and rejt- >-nr and another foi $260...... » 'i
Islere.) themselves In favor of is- December for the rnn-.truet.nn of I
suing bonds with which to buibt a “ " , w municipally owned hospital
hospllnl. Five time, the fates have , " Die thm „fil ie rnnipniirn Im
con.pir.al to keep Ihi. hospital1 D’e »ee»md of these bond Issue- Subtle Propaganda Ol
from being Imllt just when il Die lid»|d slated editorially that.
Commentators Kt
vi'iiw'i. certain llmt the people', ’111.' hospital is mi nb-olot.’ lie
slly I'h. iu.'-*iit m.ib>—Lift i- .-n
dr. hiiis were about to come tripvutvt’s Around Dvi i
In every election which has been lii.lv inadequate I'ullv half the
sion Ot Capitalism
held on the suhject during the patients l.rouglil I hen* are turn.'I
hast 25 years, the returns have nrniv hiTiiiin- nf Inck of rtaun
WASIIINUTON p A Senate Ub
indicated overwhelming popiilii'- mid those fortiiualy enough to
support for the project, even if ll gel in ur<- hind'-red nod perhaps cninnilllee lepml said Indu) Hi.,*
kept
from
getting
well
simple
hemeant going into debt.
nf (be poor acconiniodallans pen rtimmimi-t -eriiit writer:' in
Local efforts to build a hospital t-ausi*
and idisnleteni-s uf the e.piipnien: spreudiuc "subtle'1 prupapand.i
here go hack to 1020 when the
“When unvlhing reaches the over the uulinn's radio and tele
people of Sanford first voted hands •Inge of alms lute net-ess It y, It .» xisloii nlrw.ues
fur this purpose. They include re no longer ee.uinmy l«> do without
"The limn' Is Milille." Ihe rep,ni
peated attempts on the part of tlie it. Harford citlsnis have deter- ol Ihe Senate internal security sub
city and county to achieve the goal mined *ii save Du lr money but n >t committee quoted Script Wider
through the aid of the WI’A, the nt Ihe expense nf life itself, l itt le Huth Atlanta Kiughl ax tastilimg
PWA, or alone.
ennd i> bank ac-nn1 t will dn ii nix - t closed tliatr bearings
Now as Seminole County Is u|.)| the l.e»*nl)» *11 nut of Mm
Miss Kuiglil. denmmeing rum
about lo launch another campaign
The returns In ihe first "f the-, 1’iuiilstx .uni l iunmiinism, xnlil pi
to vote a bond Issue "mil In excess rider.'nda w.'ie M'H l.i Ha. in the Ctimmunist xenpt writers *i.,p
of $7(10,000" for o«e in case fund* -in .lid t'JI I,, HI riir I. Did' Wen- -hurt ul "Living down the p.ut.
from the Fish Estate are n,.| made sid.l, hut Hie fnn-1* acquired I here line ' in
prugrom scripts ' >
available within reasonable time, n hv were Ins* ill a bank I mini e tin -kllllnlU we.lie lull) tile ll I "a t
should be Interesting lo review the in-xt rear -ml Ihe t it, in* pilal '(.nil den-.ion ..I ihe capitiili-le
history of previous hospital tight* was never iuull
x) stem
which have been made in this
In ipiexlnm .mil answer tn-dim.l tie t i r - l e n m i t y r f f - d t to s e e m
county as revealed In llm Hen,Id* x In -pil.xl In Septeiutn-r uf 103." in qoided by the sllhcomiodb
files.
fniled beeanse less Ibull ball ut tils* Lulglll .1list Welbuliril L Kel
In 11)24 the rltltcu* nf Sanford tin- i-.iiitily’s field.nid.-i i voted in |e\, lolli id New York City. -I,
twice expressed I heir cnnvlct inn Die referendum held In saiirtimi » liuunveil lr:i Marion, a one i. i,->
that the Feinald-Laughloii Im.pitnl $70,000 linnd i-sne in xniipli-menl xenpt writer lor Voice of Aniei
was not adequate fur a growing
in .niisi.ra ns I ' s i , t Ii . m i
unti ('omuniulst prupai'imd.i
f
Pren» Leased W irt
Q a a lr e
O C C K S / \ C fl0 S O n
Nu. I
O C c ll jJ }
Stevenson Blasts Attacks On
Marshall In Fighting Address
Democratic Nominee
Speaks To Legion
naires In Mis First
Hip Campaign Talk
Eisenhower Creeled In New York
Resolution Is Adopted
Demanding Dinmlssal Oi Secretary Of
State And His Aides
NI'.IV YdltK i.r ilo\ Adlai Sicveiison, dfimHT'.tic presidential
nominee lold (lie American l.e
gimi convention today ttcpulilicnn
.ill o k- on lien George C Mursluill
were a ".shucking example" id
misplaced patriotism
lie termed a "-hocking example"
tlie
.ittaiks wliiiti li.ne been
made on tin- loyalty and imdlyes
ot mil' gloat Wadime chief id
(ill i .en yi.n hal t "
NK\\ YoitK .1“ The American
Legion eomentnm today adopted
.1 resolution demanding Ihe ills*
missul of Hei reiary of Stale Dean
\chi-Min .111,1 "those m tns departnunil Imunl wanting in Die proper
seiii ,1(1011 - I (lien duty to (heir
country
Ad,.pled ,11 ei u belminglv by a
vone wile ihe leoilutbib declared
1l1.1i tin- Si.,ie 1iep.ii,ment requires
"new .ml si.ile.itl leaders" und
-ix'eited "nni initieiicii ts exhaust*
" To me
said MeyetiM.il. "thl«d lit- demand in.uiediile atten
i lit. type "I pall "'ll .III whi i'h (s
tion in ihu .ill luiporb.ut sut'ject.
m lb
loiiiisi.li - |diia-e die la-1
We jc cepl notllllig less
i etug. ot -i .Hindi elI.tist yeur m Miami the Legion
l i e a p p e a l e d o n lii e - . l i n e p i a l
adopted a 1 esulullon regarding the
b n ni w h e r e ,
t w o d a y s ag o , I I I Stale Depurtmcul It called (or the
l i e p i i b l u all I ' p p o n e n l G e n
llw ig ld
"immediate removal of tin- present
I) i . i s e n l m y y e i a d d r e - - i * d tin* l.e \
In'inidcaxlx i>e.lined to l-ruel 11.■■Ii
corps of leaders ........... every a c
Myoie lliul in private life M.in-u
tion lias reflected Mirnnipetflicy,
I inlay a- il was wlien F.ixcn
ix .in n!< ntifiiihle pro ('ornnitnn < Iniwer spoke die iln.isst m*,i ( Maill
mdi'eisbm ami defcallsui ”
I be xiihi-ninmitleo in it.s n -u on Square Garden was not lilleil
Htsi-when- m N S' Gni Thiimas
findings. Imwi-yer. tieiiletl die I In* .illemlance, in tnci appeared
H Dewey of New York, siueadlng
Voice lirnadcnxtx cautiously
d in to- -mailer Ilian it was for
uebuy
i-icdlcttons, said today
xulil xtinplv dial members ol dn ( i cub.mer
N1.1i lu> own campaigning for Gen.
Kudin Wril.-r. i.iiilil ol wI . 0
Dutgiil l> ivlsenluiwel will be con
I lie o. ili.ni Ini Mcy ell-i ll lu.w
\l till.ill I-. .1 funner presidin' t'iei -iiiiiiile.l a- endlusia -lie and
fined to \i a Yolk Stale
"write lor liie Voice uf Aliie.n , i. i '.led as long a. tin- lOreptnin
li. wev and New \T,u k Slate lleanil die I ’uili'il Naliuux radio
ptii'in .iii l. , islaliv.- leaders spent
Mien CiseuluiwiT
liie aodienee
lion." and dial die tiudil "is ,
an Ii",11 lliis 11101 n.ng with (lie Itelose in a si,Hiding m limn wax
11•-ttcil In do- pm < onimuniil i ■■ mg state banners when the gnyei
t 1.5 f.lMM.IlUkV4*1 YVilYl l- 1*1 ill
puldb an presidential nominee
IVtAMIdU A Ui--. mii UM.Is
iudi "
i’he gmeiinu. t o n e .1 loser lliinmtfen* nil Ill's si 11%,11 git L■a till ll ill hi l Ill'Ll, Nf'Vv \ ni k, will! In*
11111^
■i"i i-nleicd do1 Galileo lln l.e
sell in pi 1 sideblml raves (old rewile, Mailin' Gin l lioma-ll li. w. v Ggld ivya* oil li.illd In oltU'ialli i , inn.on
i lice red again wlien
n"’
s'1" 1 ,hl,t
l"
pur-ii.'inl lo iiiders (mill Alexau.n i Natnmal < luniamlci' IMuuld Ii
purlers lie olfetixl I tsenlinwer no
weleome tin- ( •< •' Pl. sldenlliil valid! f.d.i Iii- yytll addiess (lie opening
Traehleiihi-rg a i niniminlxl b M yviisnll 1 l.n kslnil'g U \ n Ukllo
iniviee on bow the geni-ial liould
-essl.m of .............unit begum inin.'idton In Madison Sipime G.itdeo
er. there iiegnii a sy-demath n dneeil l.iui
rampalgb lln linie
f111ratImi ni dn- In Id uf ruilln '
11111 D.-wey s.,,4i
SlexeiiMin airiveil by plane irolil
Thi», it -mil. wits dune hy c-i
"I III going In do I'Verylhlllg (
Springfield
III
only
i
cuopb*
.d
•nn- (tr'.l -y inpiiDilrera Inti. 11
ran it, e a n v lln- stale of New
I! ulio H'rd.-r- liuilil, whose I ■> I,-.ill's before -pi*liking
Yolk I in going lo eurry any wa
Shortly
In
tiire
lie
arrived
at
die
III.'Ulll.t s , liie repoii Hit ill, m I i
fer mil lull am errands '
i
onveullnn
Hie
l.egloll
uppioxed
i
lie said Unit "Goodness nn 1
“an r-slliiinled till per cent pf
winds Iudi id iiv.-i tin- untluiinl ■ i .. purl trnin it- foteig.i tel itnui1 yymi 1 t :!in|».*iKn fuiisuk* (hi* slat0.
i
oiiiuiitlee
ileiuaudlng
that
l’re-i
din uelwi.rkx" nu ilnln g p*r< •m
\n Im uhrlhtT ihi* *•*• Will take
tiiim.nl iilliuedlately file
ii ge of lelevisiiui entertainin' III dent
Ni’w Nm K Stall*♦ Di’wi'y naid '*1
.Seiietury of state Dean Acheson
httVt* very ln^li uotiftdencu In (ha
serud s.
and "those in Ins deparltni-ni found
InlrlliUDiuv ..ml i{4hkI hoii.io uf (ho
"AlDinugh n large majority
w:■nt iii rt iii C'c proper aclivatiou of
*i( Now Vurk I In*lit;vc* they
liie tip mheislop nf Ihe Itn
thru eintnly
I'lsl," Ihe lepurl -aid, "tlie ri
vyill \u t » u\ 1*1 wlii’liuiivrtly f o r 'Fl*
Y*11
w dp
I
Steyciisiui did l ot
.names
ell nf die (luil.l, wiilcli l*.
governing body. Is cnntruifi-il I•V bill 111 left nn duuld Dial one of
Du* tH'iii i <1 (iLi!M*K w;h in (ho
HIUInI nf UlHiflli’i ll IY lnili{ whirl
the pro-Coiiimiiiil-t fuel ion wbi.n lln- main trtr-*;.-1• ul hr liittcr bl.i-t
I'i ><’n(iMV\ri s yiiii f•*14'iu i* with
lia< aligned tlie Guild iii ipp.ii i wns llniiuliln'i"i V n -Insi'l'li Mi
|M‘W»\\ i anit
!n-ill\ at'lur he* anu \ h i m , 111\
I I III <
an.I thirty uf Wi-iunsin. one tune r<
of f'olllllltiuil t ' 1gI IIII All I I,
f< I l< * S«rn i ii............ .
ii,,-1,
«t pit-lit ul m Ami-ririni l.i'guni
iitmin*i*it hi s hr -! nix! pui1 « iinpnj^ri
enusi-s."
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IfMimifiun iri4>r •* di‘i‘i|dn** Two log In-re first us aide In (lie Ini,
A liiirrtrniir liunting pltm,
■■u||i, L*IM•» f4-4»l e1<(* !!* lull Wilt h ■ niorr - |*»»l t H will hi' adde d lhi« Sen Morris Slii-ppard of lex a - il. 1 , w spotlliuin) an,I l.nslni-ss Kng*
log the trupli-a] storm '■ i tn|
fall term
l **91vn und ri ireilf served us assistant to tin- attorney mb classes foi in,
hlasliing xvinds uf about Nf, n ih-s 11e11fi*tI In ihi* i*4( e'hd Ilf thi* Ii r •*w V'ar, *i
"f ll"* Vo,-ninu,nl Heir,,,,| must reg
general for several years and ha
nn Lour In the tiortlurn -in ir- flit i n*l w i m I ninwiiv and will iii * I*m*n, h!■ tl**i |fin*d
ister dunilK till' I'll ,t week, herludi- iMinhiiK,
ilniiria|(4\ I-"imviinr
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nut a Idkf
tog "Kiwanis
"Mwnui hiui'li
laui'li ’ licld
held various pusi*
posts In tills
tliis cmmin
counti
ginning H.ipl 2 Tl,e seleud offers
A liiirricaiie packs win,I- „f ,T> und lighting. Also included in Du yyli.-n |„> nuiuii!U'->-d lluil ll,,- t ’lvll and Ihe Pucific "lilt tile JustU'e
din and nlgld M i. .
in Stun ►
c.inliiirl i- tlie strenglli.-uing <>r ,\jr
vs•-■11,1 tuiyx- , r.-s,-n,- Stale, War and NivyDepurtnu-ntif lit- s nn hour nr mure.
luind f„, tin- "nld
'(tie price uml rent jioxls i-ncti tuoid 1 und M, nn t 'be nigi.t
The 11:011a.m. KHT mlvi-". I" tl„- i,resent ea st-west runway, Ih •qiiadroii
'■lie ten are espectalii for students
catixJ (in1 "puiitlv ilrfinril , . - . " cmi lrticlIon nf tim uays t" serv,- tit-'.-r" bn dial] game li.niglit
carry 11 salary "f $111 (MK) a ycat
wb" work in llo- .lav and wish lo
tn-nr Latitude
0 nnrib iitui -ii tlx- iiiliwny after leiiglli.-lilng and
('"rich ( influx stated tlmt fn,t
Mi-|mliliciilis prolliplly crillcl/i-d leai ii hlioiDuin.l m m increase
gituiln llfi.lt west or nhuilt "f,n , I ' s strengthening, and tin- cult-inn
Mill I* a "!"i"*h game" that takes, t|n> a|i]Hiiiittiiciil id Woods
their - peed tinil accuiacy. The
tinrlh-liurUirnal
uf San
m, li,'ii id n pm I ion nf apt nn.
"rm'-'ed kids" („ nlny. lb .-mplin- ,\ statement by Sell Homer Fer
'I'li.' contract calls (ur nuiviuy 'Iz cl li'ii to win the play r. unisl gusoti ol Michigan, issued through night clnfl'ox wd| (e In 1,1 two
I'lierlu lilco.
evenings
a vveei . Lues.lays and
Galea nttd heavy squalls c * <■n l- nf liie present necnnly liuildiug, nlny whole hearti-dfv, .........uilly to ||H, i;n|> National ('uuimlllee, stud
I liurxdiiyx. The (jeginniiig xlinrtnl 200 mill'} outward from Hie tin- iiinnlriietloii uf uildlliaiiat se [i!"i’kilig and tackling. U„>ul 73 -"['(i,. |,urn,| j, gcllmK pretty Mrclass will meet from 7:110 to
center in the northern semi n b- ciirily ri'iuls and security fences, boys are expected In turn nut for am| tlie ITusidcut certainly yy.'li' blind
s no p m , tin- advanced shorthand
Tin* Weather Kurcuu sni,| 'lie ('utiiiiiarider Gulloin explained Dint •lie team, lie said, wliii-li is nut x all tlie way In (In- bottom in Hus class from a n o to i» nn pm.
hurrirntir wan moving we»l n- 'ih- IIm icliu'iitlim of the present se. i.ad average fur the *,'lio,,l lie c a s e "
Students mny legixt.r at any
xveslwurd at a limit eight i • in nirlly Intit'llng and sentry huuM- addeil that flinch Bruit had a l
Ferguson said Wends' work in lime during tin- div el night vesmiles an hunr with a tetnlnin v r > u is II.X'I-SSHI y to rliuillinte niltulllo ready eivi-n tin- two cnuclii-s siuiic previous government
Jnlis Inis sions at Die \ M'nlo'iifil Bciiool
bile traffic from passing thruiigl. goad ideas.
more nurthwesterly course.
been cine uf bungling and fum
wliich Is loeati-d "psiairs in tie*
Blow movement to the turth- Iii" nir traffic appruacli zone. The
Corn'll B-olt III I urn priiiscf tlie |,|j„a’’ U|„| ||,„| |be re Is "nutliing K.-nt Building "i,
( '"ininarclal
west was indleatrd during liie n- xt security luillding and sentry lii.uxi' ........... .
t'onelies, stating Diet (||
r,.t.„ri| t„ show that Woods
.Street, a d o s ft,on (In- Bus S t a
will Ih< Hinted to Die ninth side of
24 hours, tlie advixurv said.
•M-v nre tM> type nf men who get ),ax any qualifications tu uilmiii
tion.
This would tend to swim: Hn* tlie base in the vicinity of ll"' On- most out of the boys. He tnl I ls|,,r „ [iriL-u control prngram “
Other Gomnierelul subjects ar.)
iurrlcnne slightly away fn.in present "south gale". Tlds metin' of ill" liking for Hanford and fur
taught imliviiltinllv to students In
I’ucrtu Hien and Die DonniU'-nn the new main entrance tu the Ale i'riticipnl Miirrl* whom he I c m c 'l
botli duv and night classes. This
llepublie und more in the >ii""- Statina svill he from Onoro Itnad, “a regular guy."
inctlind ennliles students to ad
tioii uf the chain of Hiihninn I' which runs east from Kuutli Ban
"I do fed you will see a well
vance more rai.iillv. Stinfsnta m»v
mhos
fold Avenue.
lands.
,-otulilinned leant,’’ lie declared
enroll for bookkeeping, business
The storm, called Aide l,i-cnn»«
after pointing out tlmt tills first
arithmetic, filing, tvping, etc,, at
It Is Die firat of the seasmi, ileimpression
of
Hie
Imyx
at
nrariinany time, A class in commercial
vcloped from an easterly
»»v« HI’HED it Hi'DUD ANNOUNCED iiad been rather disappointing.
The HIBli Florida drivers licenses law will lie organized early in
LONDON (^-O fficial timers un
that lias liecn moving slowly
Kiwtuils
President
Martin
HtllieOctober.
nmuu-cd today that the British let
want since Bumlay,
einher thanked liie coaches and will go on sale Tuesday morning
Horrlcane-liuntitig planes M.v>- bomber yyhleh crossed Ihe Atlantic players und welcomed Mr. Hcott ax at fttort o'clock In Du- ioliiiy of DiCourl House and will remain on
checked it morning and ufieri""ir, Itolh ways In imu day averaged a new Hanford dtiieri.
sale tlirout'll Bent. 110, Mrs. I.etho
fiO’i 32 miles an hour nn the 2.072
(lie past two days,
Guests
were
Itnliert
I'eunoni
and
Fowler, clerk In Ihe office of
Easterly waves are hrnud liniels mile leg front west lo east, u ocvt Walt T. Btrake. Mt. Dora.
HIT/.
County Judge Dougins Btenstrom,
,
of squally, rainy weather xxMch record,
"WASHINGTON STORY"
announced today.
The Canberra bomber's ontlri
move westward over th>* AtlnnDc
The operotom license will re1:00 - 2:46 - 4:30 - rt:15 - 8:00
at tills time of year. Hurricanes round trip Tuesday from Alder
nnd 0:46
COMMIFH Ii HBHUT
main nt $1 and those for cliaitfgrove Airfield, near Belfast, to
sometimes develop from them.
HEIILIN 141—West Berlin police feurs ami special diauffeur* will
MOVIELAND
Gander, Newfoundland, and return
giuil
i>
Coaches Tell Of
Texan Is Named
Grid Prospects
Rent Director In
Of Celeryfeds Woods’ Position
Kiwanis Hears Ganas,' New Head Of StahiliFicmintf /* nrl Srort , ' zntiort Agency Gets
k'claie V icw|initit s
Criticism Of Soltm
('outnut Lot For
Construe!ion Joh
At Naval Station
First Hurricane 01* :
Season Deiinitely
Located Hv Plane
ih’^islnition Sot For
\ neat muni School
Tii! Drlvorn Lice
CJ« On Sale Tuesday
Movie Time Table
mC-k Nf'FH EXP KHT DIFS
NEW YORK UB—Dr. Michael
Levine. Internationally known can
cer researcher whoso plant lattoratory at Monteflore Hospital was
famous throughout the world, dlril
Tuesday.
took only io Honrs three minutes
2V.2H seconds. That Included a
stopover of two hours, four min
utes fill.I seconds at Gander.
Actual flying time for the epic
round trip wns seven hours 5H
minutes 35 18 seconds.
today reported 11 new record for
desertions of Communist pennlo’s
police: 20 members of Ihe East
Zone force asked for asylum In
West Berlin in Ihe Inst 24 hours,
Tlds brings tha total number of
desertions since Aug. 1 to 108.
In- $’.’.
The public Is urged hv Judge
Hten.strum to iiurchasu the new
lU-ensea ns eurtv as possible and
avoid a Inst minute msh. Extra
clerks will be on hand for Die
sale of licenses.
"HltiRa to Turnon"
7:18, Feature 7:42
Intermission 0:01, Feat aro 0:40
I’ KAIIIIH LAKH
"Lur* nf the Wilderness'
7:16 • 0:16 - 10:30
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Stadium To B e Dedicated A t Blues* Twin-Bi
Aleno Blasts In Three’
Tallies With 2 5 t h
Homer As Sanford
Loses To Azaleas
(
Cleveland Trike
h Back In A.L.
Race Once Agaht
By KENT CIIETLAIN
Memorial Ktndlum will official
|y adopt It* name lhl» evening
during the Intermission between
the Seminole tlluc-l’alnlka twin
hill at 7:00 p.m. Thn CampbellLasting
sing American l.cglon Pont N».
f>A will unveil a beautiful limonplaque In front of the Stadium
and Inter conduct dedicatory
ceremonirH inald - the nark.
Meanwhile, the Seminole llhie
flout offlre, hoping to make the
dedication n Idg Murreaa, l« nI iis In* a bargain "Family Night"
with awards to he presented to
families during the two game*.
A aperlnl tlrket will admit the
entire family for this evening''
dnuhleheader.
Hanford, still hanging nn to n
verr slight iiinthrmiitlral dinner
to sain the fnorth nlay-off berth,
will
. . .piny
. the Balaian Aanlraa
A
in
a crucial doublchfsder here to
night, first game beginning at
6:I t p.m. and second lilt acliedul-
ed to vtmt at H-,00 p in.
total night the Blues crumbled
before the A'n in the Important
flrat game of the 1-tllt eel nl
Hemlnoln lllu.i "bra**" inapa final |
—Jameson Photo
Hlmlliim ilrdlcnllon and Family Night urogram which will highlight the one special bargain ticket. Artunl di-ilirntlion ceremonies will begin
I'alatka-Hanford ilouhlehender hcglnnlng nt 6:46 p.m, thta afternoon. at 7:00 p.m. Heated, left to rlghtl, .lay Waiter, club accountant; Blue*'
K iicIi family will lie udiuiUled to the twin bill for the price of only President John Callahan, and Busin*** .MniiMger John Krlder.
Auburn’s Alumni Now Predicting
Plainsmen Will Improve In Fall
raid Kskew
George KenU
Palatka. 12-6. Orluuuo, meanwhile,
was hiring to Jnx llearli, 3-1. Thla
Incrraued the Axnlcns' lend over
the two contending club* fur the
sole remaining berth In the poutitnaon play-offs.
Hanford la now 7!4 games off
the parr of the A'a ami Orlando
fell io -Hi tilts behind. The Hluc-t
have nlm- guinea remaining, I ' m Intkn right and Orlando only sev
en a» hope for either the Blue* or
Senator* o I m o * t completely
faded with last nlglit'a rriuilta.
PI,AY-OFF KAC.’B AT A GLANCE
W. L. Pd. Gil 01,1*
Palatka
71 66 .660
—
a
Orlando
67 HI .623 4>4
7
Hanford
(13 63 .600 714
9
Hanford must win its remaining
nine game*while Palatkn
loae.i
seven of lla last eighttill* In or
der thnl tho Uluru may tlo for the
play-off spot privilege. A tie
between thu two club*
right to compete In the Shaughneaiy's.
Tha Seminole* are all but out
If one considers (hat a Palatkn
win In either of lanlght'a games
By STEELING SI.APPKY
Associated I'reaa Hport* Wrlfer
Aiitiurn Alumni who happily dn*h
about to Imichdiiwn anil quarter
back tlulis like now rich clliicn*
with mure cash than they have
had in year*, should slop predict
ing "Tim hoys ore nn the way.
('hoy'll do better this year than
they dill Inst."
If Auliiirn turns up with a heller
record In Southeastern f'oiiferonco
football Ilian Hie 19.11 Plainsmen's
highly rcspcrlalilii 6-6 record, Ihe
neenrion would tin a simple case
of lightning striking Iwire in the
same spot
Like all SEC teams Auburn
doesn't open fall prncllre until
•Scut. I, hut even at this early
dale Auburn looks no better than
a four victory. I! defrat outfit,
maybe
nay
n 37
The hare but unpleasant fact at
Auhurug which Is known by Coach
llaljih Jordan, Athletic III
.left Heard and many other* is
this; "Auburn will have a better
tram—a comdderably better Icnui
—Ilian it bail Insl year Hut, Hit*
team won’t have a* good a rec
ord."
lionaon* for the Improvement
uro belter per.vimicl; much nddlKil in both the hiirkflnhl
llonnl speed
and line; the experience ol a full
season under good coaching and,
Improved breed of freshmen Hen
son* why Auburn hardly again nan
be expected In enjoy a .VM) per
eenlage season Is a knockdown,
drag nut schedule against nine inn
Jor opponents and only one soft
spot; lfie fart that every learn will
lie wailing for Auburn anil mil tin
derratlng the Plainsman a* they
did Iasi fall; weaknicil end* and
fullback* and the general overall
Improvement of the SKC
Sling Jordan dnean't mind lell
log bla alumni Dial Auburn "will
ho stronger, hut so will rmr npno
nenl* Wo open with two of the
notion's lop tromi In Maryland
noil Ole Miss, so you are what n
hod storl wo will gel. We'll hove
In bn lucky In win imir oul of our
leu games "
l.tml full, when ln|e In the sea
son Hnuthenatern teams finally
diagnosed tile Auburn squad, about
nil n team had to do to win was
slop Aiihurn'a fair over tackle,
over guard, thru center running
Itnmr. Tlicro was llttln worry that
Auburn could work up enough
speed elfcctlvely to rim nn end,
And, Auburn's passing attack was
not too effective
This year Auburn will he run
ning Ihe ends often. Jackie Creel
weighs only 1411 hut he's the fastest
thing In Smilhenricrn football At
right half he will team with Itlgai
Cnplslns, led half.
Creel, Fullback Herman Howard
and Ccnter-LIncbarkcr Jack Uicklear were Jordan's most Improved
men Inst wilder during "spring"
drills.
Positions where great Improve
ment can reasonably he expected
are left half, guards and tnrklos.
Ends might have been In that
category If Jerry F.lllott had avoid
ed Marina service ami Urn llnyley
had not gallop married, other loss
es which hurl were graduations
of Fullback Homer Williams,
Guard Fools Bauer and Quarter
back Allen Parks.
To relieve those losses Jordan
has Cootalaa and Bobby Freeman
at loft hall, Bill Turnbeaugh and
Sam Hanks at tackle: lour fine
freshmen In fullback Ilay Mercer,
Tackle M. L. Brackett, Quarter
back Bill Burbank and Left llall
Fob Jam es,
Vince Dooley, a fine defensive
(Courtesy runner).
Ran for Paris*.
Sanford .......... 041 449
Pelettkn
310 031
H—Ragaa I. Mallard
blan B, RtnUi. Kanls
Ateno, Rente, Smith !
Hildebrand. E-Ragas.
player and safety man lari year,
along with little Joe Davis, a sure
point after kicker, will quarterback
the " T " Plainsmen. Neither Is a
veteran playraller and the usual
it
'horn of Inexperl
crop of mistakes
once ran bo expected.
Great quarterback Ing j great run
ner* and passers, great defensive
men and a great amount of luck
will be needed by Auburn In do
well In this schedule: Maryland,
Mississippi, Wofford, Georgia Tech,
Tutnne, Florida, Mississippi SI:C
Georgia, Clcmsnn end Alabama
DcLand’s Roberts
Pitches 2nd Twin
Victory Of Year
My F. T. MAC'FEELY
Associated I’re ii Hlaff Writer
Perry illeil) flnberta qualifies
a* Ihe Florida Hlale imsgue's Iron
mall IIS well ns Its most |K>pul*r
player.
For the second time Ihls season,
Huberts, DeLnnd veteran who was
voted most popular by the fan*,
nulled Ihe Iron man itunt of pitch
ing a double header Thursday
night. He heal Ihe lait-place Cocoa
Indiana, 13-3 and 4-f. for hla 13th
and 14th victories against Just two
defeats.
Though the redhead gave up If
hlln in each game, hla Hed Hal
teammates outdid that. Roberts
got two hits himself In tha second
game.
In other league action, the Palatkn Amien a ended a two-game
losing slreak by plastering Sen*
ford, 12 3; nolando Ortega pitched
l^esburg to ■ 3 0 win over the
Daytons Beach Islanders; and Er
rors and walks helped Jicksonvilla* Beach heat Orlando, 1-1.
Merrill Smith led the Palatka
Ataleaa’ 14 hit attack on Sanford'a
Jay Corralea and Manager Chuck
Alenn with four singles and k dou
ble. He drove In five runa. Aleno
clouted hla 33th hnmer of the teaion.
Leesburg gave Ortege flawless
support In his two-hit shutout He
faced only 31 Daytona Beach bat
ters. On the hitting side, Andy
Caldwell got three for three to lead
Ihe winning packers.
BUI Herman and the Jackson-
vUle Beach Sea-BIrda got the nod
over Joe Velmaa end the Orlando
Senators on the strength of three
S p o rtH m c n
Bv ROBERT /.. JOIINHON
Itio gargantuan swarthy-faced
manager of tha Seminole Blue*,
one Chuck Aleno, hae already set
Florida State League precedent
in two department* and he still
Kan 10 more games left to play.
Through gamta of Wednesday
night, Aleno had blasted in 127
runa, tu rank fourth high in F8L
history. and had hit 24 homrre,
aaeond largest total In the annali
of the State Loop,
Al Plrtle, whose big bat has
bean the terior of the circuit for
the past
years is about to H
“
have his con sec-^
league
'f
title broken af
ter a three-y earfl
)
do m l n a ll o
Plrtle drove 110® <
,;;i ,
runners across
1940, m In i m
S C f 71
and 119 last s c a -^ B J V * ? V jW f |
son. The power®
ii
alhp
driving southpaw
swinger haa 97
..
Plrtle
thla year and
ueemi destined to rap In over 100
again for hla fourth straight
season, though he will not he
able to annex the tittle.
Currently DeLand'a Bed Hobarts and Alano are righting
tooth-and-nail for the etl-lm*
portent runa-batted-nl championship. Aleno, alter leading the
first 3Y| months of the sea
son, fell Into a alump lh* last
four woaka that permitted Hub
erts to overtake the Sanford
shipper's lead for o brief time
last weak.
However, Alano'a recent hitting
revival at the plate has seen him
drive In 10 run* during the lesti
week and he Is off again In thi*
rate. At one point In thu season
Aleno was knocking runa nt an
unprecedented ratte of 200 per
year.
Aleno Is now battling ole man
time' In hie race to break Buddy
Lake's F8L runs
driven In mark
f 140.
Chuck
has 13 m o r s
RBI's to go In
tha remaining 1
tilts.
He wll
have to averagi
over an RBI pe:
ame to r u e
game
Lake's 1946 rac
ord with Han
ford.
U la conceiv
able that two o>[
thraa big night*
nt the plate will Chuck Alan*
fjlft Alano o v e r
tb# 140 mark. Thar* ii one other
record that Alano has a chance at:
Ed Levy’* 38 homers. The con
temporary Orlando pilot blasted
out 3.1 with tha Hanford Giants
In 1060,
Alena Is nine away with 19
games remaining.
It la nul
vary llkaly that he ran renrh
S3 that year, though nn three
different occasions the Hanford
akippar hit two homers In
game, Levy baited a record
three In Daytosia Beach one
evening during hla banner year.
Aleno'a 24 homer* are on* more
than Palalka'a Eldon Plchan and
Rocco Colavito, Daytona Beach,
hit laat year. They both now
rank third In all-time Individual
output for tha F8L. Tha State
circuit haa never bean much of a
homa run hitting league through
the years. Prior to the war the
record stood a t 11, hold Jointly by
Kirkland, Ocnta-Oalnanvllla, and
Daytona’a Jo * Nledaon.
Altar tha War tha league haa
The summer I* about gone, (nil
Is lust annual the corner and tbe
children will he bark to school In
Just a few day*. The sporlnmen
will lie tanking over their gun* and
rcL
leftover gun riirll* getting every
thing In tip-top shape for that Del.a ml
4(1
Brat day of hunting.
39
Daytona Beach
From all report* there I* a Palatka
.1.1
good supply of quail In Ihe Jiixville Beach
.13
wood*. Horn# nice big bucks have Hanford
30
bean reported in the Orals Na Orlando
29
tional Foreal and al*« in the LcU'liurg
23
*outhwe«tern section of Hemlnol* Cocoa
14
County.
American Leoguo
Lots of hear MV
New York
70
.370
sign* have been*,
AH
i 'leveland
.371
seen by sports
li,i.Ian
AJ
,343
men In thu wood*
A3
Washington
.536
this s u m m e r .
61
Chicago
331
.Sixteen managed
An
hiUdelplila
.317
bear bunts will
St I.old*
.413
51
lie held In the
39
Detroit
.328
state this year *
National League
according to Ben
Brooklyn
.644
L.
McLaughlin, |
New York
.600
director of th e"
St l.oiilft
.683
flame and Fresh j|
Philadelphia
.343
Water Fish Com
Chicago
.493
mission.
.423
Boston
Aren* In which
rinrlimnll
.430
Jo ason
these hunts will
.287
take place are: tbe Osceola and PiHsImr gb
Florida International League
Apalachicola
National
Forest*,
01
43
.089
where the hunts were held last Miami
43
89
.664
year, and two new sections, Billy's Miami Beach
76
57
.378
Bay In the eastern portion of Lake Tampa
St. Petersburg
73
63
.543
County
•y and the Overstreet area In Havana
70
.313
Gulf County.
78
.431
McLaughlin said that the open Weal Palm Beach 39
47
.143
aeuaon far hunting bear In these Lakeland
36
.163
areas would be frnm Oct. I to Koy Weil
Oct. 18, with Hunting permitted
THURSDAY'!! REM1LTN
three days n week, arranged at
Florida Hlate League
Ihe option of the hunting parly. DeLnnd 12 4 Cocoa 3 3
There will ha no Sunday hunt palntkn 12 Snnlnrd 3
ing.
Lee*him: 3 Daytona Beach 0
l.n st.ycar, sportsmen were nl- Jacksonville Bench 3 Orlando 1
lowed eight hunt* in the two for
American League
est* and they returned with n kill Chicago A New York 1
of five hear* In Hie Apnlnrhbo|o Boston t Cleveland I
section and one bear In thn Osce Washington 3-1 Kl Lout* 2 ft
ola woods.
(Only games scheduled)
Legal game for the hunters
National league
will be two bears and one nan- Chicago H3 New York 6-10
ther per season, with no limit HI. Isiuis 3 Boston 2
on fos, skunk, opposavm, hnhrat, Brooklyn nt Pittsburgh, postponed,
rivet cst and rabbit. Shooting
rain.
hours will be one half hour be (Only games scheduled)
fore sunrise to sunael on any
Florida International League
thraa days of tha week eirepl- Havana r,-l Miami Beach 1-0 (1st
, In* Sunday,
(fatno 7 Innings)
Special party permits, costing Tampa 7 Key West 3
160, will be required In audition to St. Petersburg 3 West Palm Baach
regular hunting licenses and par
0
ties will he limited to 17 members. (Only games)
Only hl-power rifles or shot guns,
TODAY'S GAMES
not smaller than 16 gauge, will ha Leesburg at Daytona Baach
allowed.
Orlando at Jacksonville Beach
Hunting purlieu must apply Palatka at Sanford
.
fay permits to hunt In these PeLand at Cocoa
areas by writing to John Croft
American League
of Oluslee, supervisor of tha Cleveland at New York
Osceola area, or Walter l-arklna, Chicago at Boston
Bristol, director of Ihe Apalachi Detroit al Washington
cola section, or to the Director of Kt lauds nt Philadelphia ( I ) (twltha flams and Fresh Water Cum
night)
inlesion, Tallahassee, for the
National League
Billy'* Bay and Overstreet h n i Brooklyn at Pltlahurgh (1) (night)
hantsu
New York at 8t. Louis (nlghl)
All hear hunts will ha under the Philadelphia at Cincinnati (nlghl)
supervision of n qualified hunt di
rector who will enforce tha proevtlurvs adopted by both tha Clam*
V f f g P P P f c v I leader with Rice,
end Freak Water Flah Commission
Baddy Lake peLand, back In
and ths U.H. Foreal Service.
Miami Baach at Havana (doubleheader)
However. In l8*g* Bartolossl,
Lakeland at Miami
fifl
Volusia County
Kennel Club
7
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do'* Herb Smith la tayorm
the fourth annual Oeaae
(lonal goU tournament whk
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■nit outfit. Now her name figurc* prominently In the New
York vice probe. She allegedly
assisted In procuring ‘.'rail girls.
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High
Low
Saturday, August 3.1
0:06 n.m. .......
2:40 a.m.
0:1ft p.m..................
2:66 p.m.
Hunday, August 21
9:40 a.m. ................
3:11 a.m.
9:47 p.m......................
3:3,1 p.m.
Monday, August 2,1
10:17 n.m.......
3;4fi n.m.
|0:2A p.in.
4:16 p.tn.
out clip, Hanford’s "Sultan of
Hwnt" will blast across 116, paus
ing l-ake by five run*.
At any rate, whether Aleno
can keep up hi* pace or not, he
will go down in the record book*
as one of the greatest sluggers
In ths hlstaiy o( Hanford. It Ta a
bit Ironical that both Lake and
Aleno have taken up residence
here and established businesses.
Aler.o haa already formed hla
own construction business and
litre are tha Iljru rea on
runi-balted-ln and homers re
through the years In tha FSLt
Top HR! Leaders
1046— Lake, Hanford . . . __ L
1039—Smatkcra, D rL an d
li
101*—Garrison, Orlando „ ..l!
1931—Aleno, Hanford ........... 1!
Top Home Hun Leaders
1931)— Levy, Hanford ...............!
1931— Aleno, Hanford
1081—Plrhsn, Palatka ..........
Colavito, D. a ............ I
By RALPH RODEN
Associated Press Sports Writer
A month ago the Cleveland In
diana were pronounced through a\
pennJK
an American
Ihreat.
Today, the Indians could well re
call Mark Twain’s famous remark:
Rumors of my death are great
ly exaggerated."
The Indiana appeared to be
knocked from contention on black
Tuesday, July 22. That day they
dropped a doubleheader to the New
York Yankees and fell 7V4 garnet
behind Ihe Bombers.
But the Indians didn't fold. Inthey climbed back Into ■«
thick of tho race and today they
Invaded the Yankee Stadium for
“
a two game series4 with first
place
al stake.
Cleveland, (railing the Yanks by
ono game, could take over tbe lead
by one percenlnge point by beating
the champions In (hr aeries opener
Big Mike Garcia (15 8) has been
nominated to face the Yanks’ Allie Reynolds (13-7) In the first
game. Eerly Wynn (16-10) Is s c h ^
uled to go against New York's
Raschl (14 3) In Ihe concluding
game Saturday.
Both the Indians and Yanks suf
fered defeats Thursday. The third
place Boston Bed Sox knockedo if
the Indians, 4 1, and the Chicago
White Sox drubbed the Yanks, At,
to sweep a three-name series
Washington
hlngi... and HI. Louis divided
a twl-ntght doubleheader, the Sen
■tors winning Ihe first game, 32.
and the Browns tho second, 6 1
In the National League, the ( «
engo Cubs Impeded New York's
pennant hid hy splitting ■ doubleheader with Ihe Giants, winning
the first game, 8 8, but losing the
second, TO 3. The standoff kepi the
Giants seven games behind Irontrunning Brooklyn.
klyn.
The Dodgers1 game with Pitts
burgh was rained out. Philadelphia
and Cincinnati were Idle while in
tbe circuit'* only night game. St
Louis nipped Boston, 3-3. for th»
Cards'’ sixth straight victory. 9
Hid Hudson scattered seven hits
In beating the Tribe's "spot pitchid Sox
e r," Sieve Groman, the “Red
nicked Steve Goman of the Red Sox
nicked Gromek for all of (heir
eight hits and runa in seven In
nings.
The Yanks, conserving their best
pitchers for Cleveland, opened with
e r," Steve Gormek o( the Red Sox
■ second stringer for the third
straight time and failed. Rookie
Tom Gorman was beaten In
first Inning. He walked homa one
run and hTa
iTa wild throw permitted
two more White Sox to score.
Big Hank Sauer smashed a pair
ol three-run homers 329,nlo)) ?
ogonTTOOk a 5-0 2ead In the sec
ond game. The Now Yorkers won
nul with two unearned runs In the
seventh and sewed It up with four
more In the ninth.
BOMBERS
A
NOTICE
{
CLEARWATER I * — C le s n v a *
Bombers travel to Canton, N. C.,
next week to try to clear another
hurdle In their path toward a sec
ond straight world softball ehamihlp J . Hunter pitched one hit
all in Clearwater's victory ovar
the Hollywood Eagles, 3-1, Thura
day night to win tha regional tour
nament.
1 am not .responsible for
debts contracted by others
than myself.
Sinned:
Malcolm L. M oshenek,
Lou Devil,
Lag tee DeyteM Beech, cam* along and
Stadium to all Seminole County
service men end woman, who
have aerved tketeireentry to the
armed fercea. The dadtentlon
ceramontee will no staged he*
I wean the first end —tend
C. R, F U L U M
. DAYTONA BEACH (4) -
IT. for the new mark.
Chisox Win Third In
Row From Yankees
In “Ruth’s House”
MuedI Barteloast's mark by hit*
tin * I I In 1949.
Then the State Laagaa wee
w«h«d from Its very feaadaUoaa when Mg Ed Levy Masted
M t the aotrMMalcal total *f
M !■ iM 9. m a n and Cola*
vita aaah hit l l U i l year sad
Alena already lia s 14.
Buddy U k a ’a 140 RBI'e In HMO
broke Srailhera' record of 134
jW rin g in 1939. Bmathar*' mark
bw kf Olarane* Bray1* 101 record
1984, Lake's record haa
survived five aeaeona and might
Msrelvn again UUa year In spite
par 79 aver thi
day!
we* second with
Sanford, and I
Daytona Beech,
14.
w a p t o r ,i
HR—Aleno,
r.
�IP YOU DON'T
T IIE W E A T H E R
receive your Hanford llrrald, City
Mmllt clotaily and mild In north
portion ttlili ii Irw shower* and
Delivery, by 7:00 1*. M.. pitas* tall
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l'nliilillshi*<l U.IOS
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At n r'
A public meeting In discus*
lha proposed Horse Truck llnuil
waa alalfil fur Friday aiiiclit al
7:10 o'clock In ilia rnurl rnuin t»>
tha County t'nnimissl.mers In
day. Ilia ('mnmi-simi tabled n
mutton by ( ‘omnihwdoner Fourakrt that ronHlrurllmi tin the
road ha ballad and Ilut (HlftU
emit,lliulrd by Hlblianl t'iissel■tarry toward It lit* refunded.
a
money hard-mi facing Lake 111 h e
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UK i n . IN
* wilormrd sources
Maul tint ay thr H tuition loivi* v%
i.ttlixlii'il tin' (inline*\\«kik fur *i full
air army in K»ml i»«*rmany U S
alrnim naitl thuv liavi1 inforinution
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Pnr Stadium Are Lwaded l*ayr«lla Southern Meld
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‘Like A Ifi x ( reek’
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Ion ,,rd iieiv ■p a p e r ,
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hose papers I. M . -i.uv which is
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ip In ..lie sentence
"ike is running like i dry creek.
"We trip-1 Dwtgtd Elsenhower
Inesn'i limit iii.it what lie had
lenn ilmng and saving tins last
mmih . m cIuvs11. a i campaignng fad' office
"F o r th.ise little milk tml water
eintirk-, lie lias been uttering at
>res* cnnfl,retires and III llifortnsl
Hilk* lin e made him nu votes
"We :,ie coiiHmung our support,
insliskct, tu urn tiiltn in Gen Elmihower s qoalitii'uinms but we
mist admit Dial Ike lias not done
mvtliing lately tn Imtifv tmr belief
'hat lie can win
"We 'till cling tn tlie hope that
vhrii tu* does si.art c.utit,signing,
he will come mil swinging and
’tiol lie will lid liird If he doesn’t,
he niigld us well concede defeat
uul go hack In Hie cloisters of
"nlunihia Duivrrsitv or tiie Iranmililv nf hi* Fcnnsylvanla farm ."
Movie Time Table
HITZ
“HIGH NOON"
l;Ud • 2 :4It • 4:22 - It:Id - 8,04
and tl:60.
MO VI ELAND
"Tomorrow Is Another Day"
PRAIRIE LAKE
"Lure uf Ih* Wildernesa*
7:16 - U:lo • 10:30
it
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al Mu ftsilltil Lux ■' Miii DrtfS*
Lo*
mu llu*
in l u f a«i&ft (air
I••Lilli*
\ vfii.ji him l th‘i V\ll«44*n * har^od
.uttl I'll
Physical Fd Lead cr
To AddrcHH Touchrra
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1
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ih'uf
it1111 A im in i i lit m il' yy F i l l ) liy
liyj Mial Ml Mil” i ■*y“I % .iii* (it»t
liritish AirliutT
OiinhuH, Kills II; Planning Hoard Accused Officer
Names Senkarik,i Who Built Bases
Gut As Officers
Hits Al Critics
)
WM
"to mir c.midi
tl.e people have
an opp.oii,i, nt , to determine their
•mi .tr tm, tu .ia-ditnig the vital
*1 l i t 11 | J h i f I i I I I U | | * I I i s i 1 1 I ( N w i
r i t i H iu iiiit i.il
I y |*(*
l » « h l i i
\ tl
message
.urn ,.t Hu l e g i o n s <ttti annual
■on,cntmii m d-.tiHJi, bqnare G ar
ten
.ti ll My flat * iiYi i Mil' Sul lot
/ o u t
il u it i
|•t a-- a. l•-1•11 (•I
n'ltd In National i ouiniander Don
ald It Mil ,in al Hi.- opening se*
M* > tjl'* M I ‘ fk'iU'll lit'AYV l*M111la
*1it* It a Kit* *.t *i«*l v r i MoliY of
llu h .J util Ih r If .'0 Ybhli'lt li t \ r
' f i i i f .t if f i rd to #.< •’ . . r r f t 't f t o v al
Mum itsY
I L f ifif.ti iiid iih
uul
(h r
lilM
t in
it. os Ii ti > r halt* hfhiPfn lint
Itiil I! I l 'l M j , " i I I n * I • |>f 4l|*f I 'll
|t I
Coiruli. Wilson Denuttm es Korea War
Aslin- American ApIh’o.ic11 To I'roblem
III m il I’ll t i l 'l l IHIY
Nt A \ i iltli t*
I'icsidcnt Tmiii oi tod j \ nigral Mn- American Leginii to tu Ip ''|.ul .ill lha’ tads hefore tlo |*•-. apt• ill tin- picaelA
poll,i, il , .imp ugn
il t tmi Itl ht ( \|mi lilt'd I j i mk l v mt "
a It • It ti|{htiHf. Ii ll «*•
I lu oiot
n h u li ujM i a l r x l i m n
Ma i »«!c i In ftu I 11»« Miy f t t llulii
*H tu t * lit.m (»"it , t Itstril 11y
Mi* It11xyi iii jt* Ihe y lit* \tr A l i m
K .lim y A tk lre sa
A t
l.ir it M i
T ti
l i j i e e t It flip ui I* 1 1 if ui y Lirtftp llu* Wr**t
which runs partillal to the pro
(• i.:...!., _
....
posed road and idling which live
tlutip lit*' ll.illu * r u m j ' i
I in t
S tillillL ,
L u e i l l O l i y ,|Ut.^i mV ailmini'tr.ilnoi Iim . Illei
aonta eight tauillle*.
.•tl (i«t lit.lit **11 ti it linYr hl’t’ll tl‘ i'll
■illy loaifed tile payiulls Ullti hi
Mr*. Until llnmiltou, mI-.i de
Ihi I oh Y tl I y lull Mil* ItUSMiUli
.‘ ianfnid's Memorial Htadiuni w«* iHtlillcul -oppmlei-. ........... if ihutn
Mt
((■ lllfltl'l I ». M l. | It'll 1* | CUT
liDUIlClng the mud, 'Hid 'toil tha
It t y i tml i'll i n M ir l i t
i ** i ui.in
lit" Hut i r ' I t ht* t lu mit111 Huti lit l
group wishes "In deft rid mil "fil I llilplessivety dedicated In 1 Krlday (mve lint tlllUCtl out u well
Ft i.pli
I "lit r
«si*l .iuMloi it v lu
|j„. .
................died K ru o , 1.
diers wild mlloln" mill •■ppo I'd the ; night In-fore more tlinn I.IMHI liaseK in n *u i I
i
II* 'i » tm liiv .
, i. iPi- ui .ui t■i iy i( i*
1 hr r«'u ,
* „„t e l m peeitn Bth f llltt F tiljl lu'l ft III* l a lltf
Mile uf liipior on .Sundays ul the bull fans nod citizens by Legion
ufltl I
I .|«*
F -'lu t
H r »** t i u ' f r i l It* I l i r D 1
Azalea l.mlgv. Hite -.aid Hint tint natre* of the Sanford Cost 51 to authorized lu law" and viol inn- ' l l * ' 111" YI I*' Nil til' *«i 111«* 111
r y j i t ii i d iu p ii fils .Uul
I ’ u lu »■
........... lured !•> In " n lu.il I | | f . h t i m / | l INtt IN fill I M* *t I s' f ft \YHl
majority of the people in the tiled the me.... . of all those front hem ll(
\
it id Hm n't in I'd ni**! h i fh r
hole County who have served in ihungli us t i l mi.niininnci-d" enn
wanted morality.
Mi
I t|*H it Yi ,i
I fit | I,Itllic i'll
t i l l »i* in o r yy t ui a i r * v n l Hio*
Commissioner ii. II (*npi\ com- i be urine.t force* of llu- 1 n'1;' 1 dulacy lor gmermu in mat
■ii +' i if i* *- ! ii it Ii y i ■it i ' ■ j,it 1hit i l
h i -H .h't tllN o il
m u *11 I aft 111.ill
. I* ilrool.s It.
Lrvln laughed tiial nil and sail! IN- ttftlll ' ft I •« tfu l . i t l i
manting on thu llquur c ue. sni I Slate*. I he Hey.
u *' 11# f
i H t p l o Y i
r II,h i M i r ipi.'ll ( u i
H i d
,1||K
u„ , ino .gm t . Id Hill** ni l •* i till itiil Kart 1 *
ha did lint think li vim tin- liuti nmde the dedicatory a.hltes*
,-jii‘l itlitiH tlr p .li f llif llt s id Ih r it I
I'nveiling of a bronze jda.pi- ........ .
(ll| .................
v.. „.
ness of the Commission to i-limo
t lllll -if 4 *i |l,i
O O f i A l L ) M
W I I S U N
u f ( la it. tiiiiy
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\ ,1 , N . 1t l u i 1. 1l C ' u t i m i . i h i l e i u f
,u
|u Id
*niy td \Y u in r u lu Mir
j ......... . l.l» p iln.- il
tha town of Ctssai Ibari y'n ditty ■Ion.ileil liy cost fi t mill dedicated ...................
(it lfll hi, rtk** t tiUI ««' of h'iilllli u- * { i p , * t t i
M u * A n n 1 it . h i I 1 h i i i , u i yy t It u t i i-. 1 u i i ( n
, u 1 1v 4 1 i n N t * \ v \ u r K h >
h i
t •*l i i *
lu ll r
h i n
linen und sold tliul tin- Cut,,mis III all veleran* ot Hu . comdry I-I 'k unriMirter-, the aitornev gci ot .il »«ft* . tr HI Hit I t , tit Cut, V
N ikI l ul l . ] I \trl |ka1 . 1 44.1 111 III > M I h M l l ' Y
I " i l l i 1, \\ 11 I t Hit, n Y l i U j l i a I •I u f
h i itiu M
U l l u
lllr"
H u n t
/ "III*
*1 I ' M I
sion had been trying to put ta ruud place ai i :l)n o clock at the --n
|„. |llis ..................... d e l n in. In 1h i H ii' . |- v' n Inh il V irF ltiiti
I* H |'|||* it I II I H i . H I' f l u
4-t l III H I
I . * * * < l i i t i i i M i 11 n
i -i n . I l u l u M a r i l h
I n 1 < k " t t i k l l i g m n
lu l Ifu
I U il.o m i
through Hint men to link the two trance lu the Htaillum. and llmae ..... ...
I|i,1d,f„-d loi lid-- .....iii Ml fittv.-It i
11Ki‘ Will •• I h i ' l l t t u 4 h I i Y I d I I h
YY I
( u
p lH ji
ui iiDN 1* ih'lr^.ilv' tu I riiltiii s iUMt aimu.il » >iid rniluu ( frih i hilMumiM
aides of the County for some time who had at tended i In- fir t «■«•••;*,„„
^.venrnr l.ir I . it n» i rihil I*It*efti:i t Wulf", M
O k III II Y I ' l l
and that he did not Hunk they of the double loader came mil ol itig many
I*, in, a u . i i i s I ’lvtfi i 'i t r o f I
ahould abandon the Idea just lie llu- stadium lu witness the cere
U’iim-n rJiccillcalh took the at li'lt ui ft it 111f«a »'..lhv'*', puin(i*i| hi
cause the ruud would happen to mony.
tut ns- v gcinr.il In ta-ik (nr lu opln llu* *h itiistlvi *|iuhfki'< of Hut•fia '
KiitluwlMg the phi vine of several am on llu- net easily nl calUnit a
run paat the Atalcu Lodge.
w r it in g , “ u
uf th a wo|< f - 1
Mi*. J. Kopi. - 1" ...... in be marches by the Sruntmle lllgti -ipcclal Keiiutdican p -liin ry i-lei ••ofm i tin*
world, a
to t* \
half of the Lodge, denounced Mrs School hand and prayer by Navy Him niter ftnpri-ine t'mtri Justice *K4*11» a ‘vc
ni'm* uf tlinn atiti (hff t f a '■ <
Hamilton for imiing In ntliei pen Llianlnln John M. HnnirUoo. May Itnv II ('litipiiiiiii died
IItill 1 11 |
I J
pie'* business and suggested that or \V, II. fitrmpar started the Im
A re M issin g
Chapmed'-\wt* ttin HomtH-r*Hc
Hfl Ihi a
yy linn in no i
in
aha tank. After bar own buck vunL -presalVr ceremony by grertllng Hm mint Itit-*- to succeed him HI uul
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In11«
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ol
hviuif
iiii't'hnfu
"i'll
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An altercation between Mrs. Ham group, staling that he Woo muml ij“v K <waa'poTeViTbilcan,\iu)nii>
ioc
I'll Al‘.\NI Xlct'v U* Acripph.l
ilton and Mr*. Kupl occurred at Hint so many were present to at- (lov,v Warren called
'I" only « Itrnm ’uul, ‘rending In lh.‘ t,u Ih . tu lo’l.l
i.d .-i. it itiiii.il,iting ui,.) I,.,.,, ting |loor ciii'in.’ Iii itish .mlmri |*fiii,,:i**t
this point In the proceedings In tend the dedication, pral-i.l I'o-'i
crullc prllliurv and llu X ip n inc n lltb h ’l.' to h('C*,|Ulllg >l r
loin tin- Mi ilitci ■ mi i - n ,-nrlt In
which Mr*. Hamilton satl|,
fi.’l for it* work in belinlf of the
,1.11 ,,)( llu Hi- t S|. ilmil purl lull 4 1 it 1 ll lit I I 1 v s
"(jo on, tell liny thing you slridimii ami turne-i the Hitn-ic h'd t'onrl stilrl trnl.'it In ai .nlw .ii •
J I .f. - ,. Im ili. i . . . i i ' Ii. r
S f If t I f t 1 ( t c i i r * t , 1 1
i ’ ii li
I )t 1 1 i f
). I.......- I,nnt ■.I ceil .d of Hu* ,V
know. I’d like 1(1 set if l i e got lent ion over to Joel t-’Uld, l*oal gipinlmi In- was ill’ ll!
r i l l n n d 11ilk l,o c
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riislals* .ind , <’,n i i din g -t
llu- ulliiriit-Y gt-iH-r»r* iipiini.n arc
In,die in i .li iin iti.
h i ■l i | i . i
Mrs. Ktlpi doubted if Mis lliuilil
Mr. Kield, s past rommamlei »f mil spccllically aulli.nizctl lull arc In1- I i ,.g lo , 11,1 u t It in , 1 1 u fit! •im
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ton was n good loot her. (i. W the 1*0* 1, poirdeil out thirl 111-I <’J'IOII),ll III n il I ill ,|
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In l uuthm Mu* pKihi1’4* up«*rfi
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Spencer, who was repieseuling the plitipu- wa* dedicated In lire memo i pr.irtln- of such long landing llirge C u l u - . ’ | . t i i*| I II ’ I, .1 1 Mil
It trioi*-- l.llt an- a-lt-i'l-'.l an,'
V\ \s1IIN4. 11 *N I
tl,* , tn,
town of Casselberry u< thin point re of Hciiiioulc County veteran* «f " t h a t many people have .......... '
tut Mu* plan** f i l l irtl <1 pa
nnd til., g e o .-m l t i o t l i . i V t IV*' tm
it■«.' Iutil 111* f•iill hahii"* ami .’I,.ai,oi.iit "i il..- i i' i 1'hiniiiug u( a\I III V I IN' Illti-IMs lull it) le i Illll
advised Mrs. Kupl to in' rnieful, all war*, and I* n gift from the believe, mi in jj 11t-r bins ti.i-.lils or lin lv .-l ill U |IU |.|il, lu ll l •i I 1 I i lull
It. .ai >I .'iiol t-'tiu Ma’iikiii ik m i..
Ntvri urlhi i! u m'iii t him: S imi-M*
IHHtrly
re a soiled." the iipiuimi*
and Mr*. Humilton said.
i a i 11" y nl •*l% l
lo (Ii** City, lie dedicated the iiu v e tlie force o f law
to tin s fiilu fn o ti'iiln ! i,u .i
"Yes, you better
Hike Mr I’oat
(' (i | Hnlirti plam's fiuin Malta Mali t .I, y, .at ia ,. it.-'log I I a. tjai loari.l i i'|>tti i .n Ytixtu; him .uul ul lift iu|
se.sed l.y n il w r tiin g
>>
‘‘Sanford
Muinorial
Sladiiim"
and
F!rv in said III- Intended m> r*,'
Spencer'* advice."
*1 ‘ I hi .iiii'i afl from iii'.iihv hi (iritis it, ttu- I'ttv Hull r.dhm.i.g ll i.‘- llillil.il \ fill'll ul 4niifllxluli im
lo l-ost Commander J flerllrin on th e g o v e rn o r bv hi* In Hie work of tlie l o n j . o i l , .
"I taka my my it ndviee," Mrs signalled
ifie >**mt Mali an naval ri all (ruin Ira -ii.f. ,,f li,*. /"ini,,- lt.,a»,t Rulii’i t vY'iiNli* in Miu hm i v up InhIi Imii u
Denver
Cordell
nnd
Host
Historian
erli
writers
share.,
i-cilnin
i
l1
' S jin 11 jis• ’ h m N urtli, Mr i im
fo rm a l o p in io n th a t n Hei-iiMleiiii
Kupl answered biit did ind refer
jln" ’ pm *n' a iifri'il Hit1 ihs-Mfi i M'l'lir til I■XVPI III.CSli If iJ
Mi it, mv ti rahimtioci-.i 11a, Iit y Hint
till* iMlill Illll I I I ' HI k il l S4*!' If'K ' t'Y
to Ibis particular nnextiun again Cm le T. I.one Ir*. who dirw the primary should lie colled He said i,imi.ll.’s lull.'icut in mu i . .. * I ahuiiI Ihicn mll**s ufhltiin* this
cord*
o(
the
glittrring
curtain
teal
status
nnd
hid.ov
i. m in d .cl' nl - ■•lit ia1 1 , t
ii...in- based II on hi* liitcrpicl.ilinii
She said that nhe felt the Azalea
<•11*iinini* fur the iiif s Hu' pi'i nns
uf Mir Ann , F h i 1 Ft " t iki' 11
covering
the
plaipie,
"Among
tinc
me
.
In
Lodge was hrlnglng prestige to
o f s ta le election law s nod a ore
V I Iilriitifi. il hv I lap till Pull rum |-i.i, it c.t In .-laiiv tm i ,i i.m-. pi., 11111)tf i,iI« ,u linn .hi.Hli l I l I .e*ii
Anotlu-r program tva* started in vloiis opinion written tiv h i* uffiei- till, soil, II sense Id It... I, -i.
the community and mentioned that
11 r in
iNil.inl Ant.ilrlii I'lnlilrl Hill* g, iim - l.y III,- 1‘t.iiioiiii* It- . . . I
I.I'YYIS A
F it Kthi r itj:lh i‘1‘ 1 . . Illl l
the Hanford Woman's Club, the side the slndliiiii where LegionJ )(a•V itl.ll Wll- lllll.i.‘ I .■lull,
"I was wrong," K rv m said ib>. w.oid, n k in d iin win. >'
ul Mn* ptaun's Ivv4» flush* s**> am'
Fu k ifiiI uni
.t .i lufmml (in 11'
U
SD
mil
re*
gathered
on
the
playing
nnd
a
n
im
a
ls
.
Ho,
tun,
in
.
,
Winter I’ark Woman'* Club,
I
nlnn a ml \ I < ..iim
ia m .-m l,.-. M i y l l h !
"The Supreme Court has ruled >dh
1 Mill'*' |iJl i‘lh'1‘1s
' I t l . 411 U N I 1 " H i l l l l s j h M l t Y I
field
iii
front
of
the
grnnd.rluu-l.
160 member* of the Lions Club
I i . i.iiiiuiil,. (..iim-.l >,, -Indy Mil' ill'll*!'[Iim F inn n | Mir \ 1 4 I i i m
erwl'e ->nd t h a t '* th e end id Uie of lion, nnd the li tidtin.i. • .
aP
I tiltl.'i
ini ill ttf tin* tli'.uf anil
Knrlyle llousholrler, past corn- m a tte r "
had mat Ibara.,
resents, a caiMciin,annas m ti aul im hi.’ \i - -11- pasiengeii exca’|il f.u ■ia,,.- «.ff slice, pit,i.,i<a' ....I iia f 11*«|ii11« * m r u i
m .’'im Hi
\lii» 4
I
niamler
of
l*->*t
f-’l,
told
of
the
his
She said that if Mr*. Hamilton
!«•« Ih,’ nn . log hostes*
times nnd llu - old w u y *, .
ftr I .-1 Islam.
yy ;i - m i l
in v >1 |»eIII »1111aIY til ill
was against liquor she ahould go tory of the -Indium project, *l#rt
of bun,or uu.i a con.- ,„ni ■,. ‘v*‘ | ll... t.il> ns-,. .< Ill-lines i.(i.’i .ili'.l
A I »- Zllllll.g ,"1111111, tcc
lllltl
n i t Ihi' 1 ui*'h m urnt mi ,1 1 1 .ixi
to th# Legislature with ii petition mg with llu- finuiation of a cillzru* Pvt, Ji'H H i* Piilffi* I h
of liiuglller.
In tin. (I. 1 ,. I. >i ter I.i iii ill Ail I li,Ilk Vstidowii ti . >Iiiiii IiIiiii, inis I I I I I I l l l l i I M * ' I t , I t ! I K I M S
fo r prohibition and "nut come to riinimlltee in Oct. Ui, HUU lo
Im
oil’d
t»«
.-t.osi.Jci
cal.-u-.i.m
.it
“ Kvi.leiit In Ho,ilbeiu . . . i
I' i VVoik, l.l’l
’’iler chattel1 to
llu * .ii m ill
1 ty in "* 11 1 1 1 i.i I fit
tha Commlaalon about something further It. Tills groiin, wn* up
On Duty In Far Fast ii Klrmig i.inl Huvui *1“*'
tea ; tlie S . , 1.1
i,tent ami win z.ilieH, land iii.ti. 11 ual i tomg.-s in ill's*, iu y n h j iiiu ii
iih ttim m iH iN '
Which waa nano uf their tm*i- pointed liv the City Conunlsslon,
,
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a
I
/lining
tl-,.
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it
lei
cd
„|| ll.llll.il 1 ir >
l\,pit'll
the
l u . . d e l In ‘ •n i
I .s 1it Ii ti 1 M Lifm
n#»s."
from generalluns of telbi
which included Julio Krider, Kaniv
111
I.'
Inpl.-x
I..ni-.'
rum-Mem
Pvt. Jesse I,, Paige, son ,>f Mr tnlcaj n rich underl.no
in I Mil. ml' ul
sol, 1 I , lea 1 i n j i h 1 p u l l i n ' 11 s i t
1 , 11, ! Anglo • vt '
She aald that Mr. Maieskl tvn» dull Chase, W. 11. Slemprr, Andrew
and Mr*. Ilcsslo Black, 111'.' Maple
the clm’ t'i I i laid all <M the l.i-i i .•f ll,c c.milillM,*.' m ill,if Ml pill, Solid.11 n iml Mint 1111 k yy,1
also In tha liquor business an I ( nr lawny, and Fred llysim.
lore
■lemming
in
jiait
r
-...
-ha*
"cull
UI
Ik,
li.Inni.t
I
I
ini'
an
I
p,*. I’ng.-r 'i n ' Itrltiili civil -.,-rv
Avenue, now I* on security duly
h*nce that h* naturally resented
I fspimsiliic lu l th*1 lim it lim i F>i
old faililoned pialilntlioi luThe cominltlee, said Mr. Him*ttili, •••ii|,l«tys M hv Ihr Smlancic I Hi u|. v Ddlixm
tha auecaaa of th* Azulen Lodge holder, studied the needs required, with Ihe 1st Cavslry Division In
mi
II till'll lias I tu t t.ix p .k V fi•■
"There is an emphasis u Mill | gov.'riniii-iit, .mil their m i," .uul
Aimllict
I'lminiitlf.
»
as
ap
and wantad to hurt it.
him ilnllitii .nut i « s p ri t i i l
tHoial
values
with
n
le-nillm,
■ait
visited stadiums In Ceorgla and Janan.
|
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'illll
H
I
(ini
in
■
-Im•
i
nuin
Ills unit, one of the first to ic lunch nnd a roiuhlnnti,. ,
cni'c.itc hack , •ttu- Sii.l.in i
She t-dd i Iia Commission, wlmtn elsewhere.
IN N* thill ilmihl
fuiniulnted
stadium
l lie chiblrcti.
in itmlv tl.c cxi.'tisl.m ,,f tlie city Itill IIV I.I lid d
alt.-i I..,me leave in It,it no
aha aald wara "Intelligent men" nlnn* and reporter! to tho City fight in Korea, curiently is under
Ihiil aiiimint
1
lo<
realistic
with
the
i
iiinunt
i.
limit'
AI
Lee
«„•,
mined
o
'
the
not tu "dllly dally" any longer Commission. On Mar. 7, IPGn the going estenslvo serial movement
till' lido. fin 11 uni mi114*i' i fj im
» l tier uicutiicr of iti. committee
but to proceed with the construc stadium project was approved in and emphlhiuus training <>" the violent Mild t ii a lender "
Mlhl Itil'H* Iin I hi'tm mi I'lhn MY
"
Knell
I'ntuinlllci'Oi
in
w
ill
pc
Buh
Harris,
ptestdMii
nl
Hi*
tion of tha road.
inluu.l of
Killer Fxlortimi Plot i'liilizc III one (*!.i t ..I wti.it the 1 lica’k In.idc 01, li .nnt- klikli.uk
a referendum. Work was started in northernmost ItJapanese
was transferred club-., annuunced that tin i lily
Also speaking against the road the fall of IliGlJ, and the oroject Hokkaido.
Is handling," Mi llii.wn llia-fI and pillcring It suld, loo
i
t
war* Mr*. A. J . Vaughn,
V
Is Klushed Up By FBI c.oniiiillee
Mt» was completed In the spring ui lo Japan last December ufler 17 lilliclleun would not be In 1,1
I
ti
Anted
nut,
"und will uiiakc ur IU.it "l.'irgc scale loafing drunken
Prudanca Bruno, and CimrUa
.......... . .....
tint- this year,
on,nibs of eomhat.
Monday which Is l.nt nil i -*
it.j'1
ami
lejiorl
m i .-gul.it mmiili ness, and I illuie |.l,,|,el!l to V
ion, who doubted lha accuracy of
Privete Paige entered the Army
I’ll IfiltHHtill r>
Die l Hi
lend to did v vt 1 t .imp ml at 1.- ,
Lights on ihe field were turned
Iy
meetings."
• survey of tho proposed rond
last February and was stall.uted
cNmpoil u tight i‘c(iioiilitp today
IhlOligilfXIt ttici ndial l.lgc id <nl>
eurrtntly being mad* by M. C. out fur the flag raising ceremony at Fort Belvolr, Y’a.. befme receiv
The second Tin.i-du\ night »•f ■ruction "
no it- inveHig’itiim id an cstutloiti
In center field after a Guard of
Gordon.
lug bis overseas assignment
idol Hi,it threatened the hf<’ ul cnrli month ivas -cl us II meeting
lit litr. •tutcincill 1‘ ick said In
ra. Bruno apoka of tha loud Honor from the Negro Post 107.
rile next meeting will !»• lia.l mil vet seen coph". ul tlie r<
iiinnc (tin hitler Ralph Kllicr <d night
t and rowJ)liras which she headed by R. D. Boykin, received
nn Hi'pt, II.
llio Plttshiirgh Pirates
pnl, lull Hint "tiuin llic Ill'll q,;i|irt
Mid waa frequent at the Azalea from I’o*t Commander Cordell, CITV COMMI88ION MFI.TINH
At tin- Zoning Hoard meeting accmints, it nii.ild a|q,c.,r that tl.
Ollier MUirces said j driver for
The City Commission will most
Lodge and M n. Vaughn asked the tho flair which had been placed on
I' mnl luvliir ivai del,led perilli
iGullie Maynard, State H. i irtCommission to spend their money tho coffin of Jack Allon CIHon, this evonln get H:Q0 o'clock In tho men! uf Education conmltai. In Hie Peoplns I'ah I u . i'tll-hurijti sl.m tu install h sapllc lank nn ■nhcnminltcc t i . sidmutc.l a gen
iptu- n
where It waa most needed. She first casualty from Hemlnola Coun City Hail to consider ar.inlsltlori idiyslcal education, health, i- >. *• was being (piestloned in eolitiee l.ul IM, IheSliIWuld, for use III *• ernllrcd repot t nioi'ti
with tlie plot
to lie over critical
■aid that tha Interest or the group ty In World War II.
of right of ways for widening tfrui and safety, will rtp.-.i t .a*, lion
In u tin cate,ling letter received trailer 0-Ilk inside the illy lilull
As the Inigle call "To The Col French Avenue, a re(pie»i for per
"It is." lie aid. "ill,I utlilsil.V
waa not a matter of jtialuusy, us
Registering opposition In Hie ur,.
had been charged, but that thay ors" was sounded, the flag was mission tu remove plumbing from day morning at P:Uu o'cl.- k *' a Thursday. Finer was tuld to put nnsul Were residents inciudlllg lor ooustruclor s to I'xpnn.'iuu
Wished their money to he suent raised In the light of sjrot light* thn I.umley house on French Ave mi'*Hng of teachers from mu, ,gh tl}.2f>U in .small lulls under the front llslpli K-iy, Knliert Maker aul •.line dulicleiii'ics in ac*'<,ni|ilisli
tcuhilMwaO tiu r « » tw el
from police cars. Post Adjutant
mg large militaiy cmistniclio'
oul the country at flsmiimh u gh seal of a Peoples ’laxl and ahari Mr. and Mrs Jam es Wright
Mi too|ects utidei e x licm c limits ol
James Ringletary had chaigs of nue and us* it in other munlclp.il School.
Stewart Gatchri t ,-d - ilon the rah In (rnnl of nearby Am
buildings, and a request for a
th* flag raising.
dent of tha Semluule ('..m iy brialge High School He was tuld Taylor now ontoutvs x triad.. time Tills Is 11 tut happened In
Tlie Rev, W. P, Hrooks Jr., pas refund on a bill paid to the City Teachers Ciilh, will ha,.- I '- 'g e when ho got Into Hie cab to u*k pnrk milslde nl tlie city limit*
Morocco "
for
repair*
on
a
sidewalk
at
317
Permisxlun wus denied Msrgaret
tor of th* First Baptist Church,
"Wlmr* tlie fare to Amliridge'"
Pace Is ui Kurupe. tml oilier
of tha meeting.
Oak
Avenue.
and Post 63 honorary chanlain, In
An Flit agent, iinnersonaling iii Edwards in tiulld a carport on i Pentagon smnee* 'aid ail olfjcta’
Tha work of the Fiorina l lo
bums at "07 Mellonville Avamn- \rinv statement may be foith
a dedicatory address doclarod,
ner,
went
through
the
routine
lull
cation Association will t. As
DIKN IN CRASH
Nithaniel Jacks.m was denied cuining late in Hie day
"Thle la both a happy and a solemn
No matter how far away
JACK80NV1LLK If,
Mr* Dnr cribed by Judson B. Walk, r i-ist no one claimed Ihe money
occasion, a happy occasion because othy
from homo you may go on hm.The exlorllcm letler warned Kl permission to operate a womlysr.l
'Ihe InlniMn, committee rc|i..ri
president of th* Florida I. U. .'i ui
Herknwltr,
40,
Yonkers
N
Y
.
at 17 IL' West Eighth Rlrvet.
we are able to dedicate this splen
tacatlon you can readily catch
said Pick had not given the cum
Association- Both apeal.ee . ill ner
The It.,aid ulsu denied Clyde
did and laating memorial to the waa fatallv Injured in a twn-car he Introduced by Bupi
Up on tha howa town Mwa b*
"You'll
tnako
a
t’
.
ood
target
in
miltcp "full (rank, and enmpre
t W.
crash nn lha outskirts of Jackson
Nott peruilsslon to hitlld un open
vo-ding tho Banford HeraW memory of oil those from this villa Sundav. Her husband, Dr Lawton. Devotlonals will »-■ led left Held."
liensive tt’sHumny aiimtt Hie pro)
Kilter's tennis star wifi, tlie (or . ui port to the rear of tlie iniild ect
whan you return. Yon can er> County who have served in tho George Berkowll*. 44, Buffered a by th* Rev. Glenn K Smith,
armed forces of our Country.
mer Nancy Chaffee, was playing inti within two feel of the propert>
rnaga with your rarrtor hoy, or
"Not o ily ia it to be in years to hrsln concussion nnd was hospl pastor of tha Chrlstiuu und Mis in a tournament in the Fast when line on i.ut ill), Rosalia Drive
IN S E C T S A U K W IN N IN G
throogh Charlie Morrlaon, circu coma n source of pride for tha I allied. Cn'inly Patrolman J. D, sionary Alliance Church
Piiliiic bearings were ordered to
WASHINGTON 'in Man mav lie
teacher* will mt.'i at she heard of Hie threat over the consider tlie request uf A. C.
lation manager, b» telephoning
community
aa PIndeed
jtw lta r..
H Ifew cities of Hr,per* said a tnirk driver report theNegro
Cronin* Academy for u pro radio and immediately called I/,inli to Imlld a florist shop at losing his age old liallle ugaiiisl
141, to have year regal
thla alio posset* such a stadium, rd Berkowltl storied to nos* his
Ralph
insects
•f the Herald saved for you
but It will also b* of great use and vehicle and amnsh‘,d head on Into gram during the morning and
"She seemed pretty upset," said Thirteenth Rtieet and Huosevull
In Ihe foreward nf a now Hi.1
a car driven hv Richard Uelonev afternoon.
while yon are away, to ho d*
hennflt on many ocranlons.
Avenue,
and
of
J
.
C.
Davis
far
a
page Agriculture Department year
At Seminole High Helm.,I, Mrs. Kiner
Beared to your homo In one
"Thla la n solemn occasion as Jr ., Jacksonville Negro, Iklonay
pul king lot adjoining the Texaco I,nnk tilled, "insects," .Secretary nl
Oia Cochran will preside at 'he
thla memorial Is dedicated lo Ihe waa not sariously hurt.
a.ervlco station at Elevanth Rtreel
.lockage upon yoor return
Agrietillnrr Hrtnmin call* the nil
second meeting starting at I" 10
44 ftltfllllHHl 111!
I1IT411
memory
o
f
all
thosa
from
this
Thar# ia no aatra charge. The
nation "ilisturltlnR " He wrote:
a.m.
Mr*.
Ada
Btanlcb,
regional
UROWN1NO~AC^nENTIAL
LONGWOOD
ROAD
OKKYNH
County
who
aerved
their
country
fegolar
weekly ^ aohacrtptloa
"We have mure Insect pests, al
TAMPA tit — Robert Charles consultant of Florida State B mrd
IDOF MEKTINti
Ih-nposnl Improvements in Ilm
In tho armed forces, with special
Rulph T. Rpatts, secretary nf though we Iiuve better Insecticides
Hanlando .Hpringe-Longwood road
emphasis and thought to thosa who Harden, whoso bndv was found of Health will apeak,
Following lunch there will ho received Hie approval of the citi tin' liidcpendenl Order of Odd* In use o»alu*i the", am) heller
paid the aupreme sacrifice and floating In Tampa Rav. was a.v ic
re. Befero leaving an gone eo
tim of accidentia! drowning, the an afternoon sesslnu with J W. zens of Longwood In a referendum ftlSowa Lodge No. 27. today urgMil wnvs tu flRht them "
lie said insects are costing Ihi
lation oimply notify yens
f 'T k ^ n h M M a will ba forever detective bureau reported Hayden, Well* presiding, and with Wilbur Friday in which 160 voted for and uil members to attend the meeting
tonight at which the third degree country approximately four hlllinn
supervisor
of the the proposal that
____
80 voted against
Ibed, Mt^anly
Ubieta of « . cook at a Tampa drive-in ras- M arihill, field
imerlbed,
M t only on tablets
State Department of Education the town should eontnbuta 11,600 work of the order will be put on dollars a year In damage to crops
bronze but
and properly.
for Henry Jnmeron.
making an address on evaluation, toward the 180,000 project.
K
NO.
Red Military
Truman
Buildup In Its
Zone Is Seen Help In
Tornado Hits Missouri Fair (Grounds Carnival
Opposing Factions In
Paving Issue Plead
Wi t h Commission
At Morning Session
A la■|{a- body of citizen* from
the Casaelbarry me* oilltioned
tha County Commission im < inclin
ing against the niiipos.d Hone
Track Road which la to inn past
tha Azalea Diivintr Tail, and
Lodge.
Hstl.p .Majtski, lepreseiiting ilia
, objected to the I ummiuiun
tng lha laxpayei* ulunay In
tha ‘*til-fla « " toy.li of I'assel
harry for a rood u lilch ha sent
would only “ bent (It u liqum
itora."
Ha noted thnt I lute whs noth
ing alia on III*’ piupuied mad but
tha Azalea Lodga find urged that
tha County Commission spend it*
i
.Al':. Cgee
J ______
�THE SANFORD HERALD
Pag* 4____ Monday, Aug. 15. 1952
Blues In The News
.
Scoutmaster, Who
Saw “Things "Sees
Profit Possibility
WEST PALM HE At If '/tv--Smut
matter D. S pcwerger* say* hK
tale of a "flying snurcr" that
knocked him mil with r "hall of
ffte" may he Inlrl lalcr in full fittall.
The 30 year old salrsmnn de
cllned Inal week to tell his wlml*Itory "because il might cause an
other Orson Welle* panic" lie
laid he knew Ihe srcret nf Ihe
■aucer and "it's nol ours "
Sunday, flexvergrr* explained
that he had a "gentleman's agree
maht" with an Air Ferre spoke*
man whn Interviewed him lhal re
ired him tn hold hack part id
lha Itory
_
_ he added that "my Inter
But
pretatlon was Hint I was to with
hold It for a c e rta in p e rio d id
lima." He wouldn't say how lone
I would he b e fo re he could feel
rte In go into d e ta il
Art Kell, n West Palin Itearh
publicity rnan. Indlealrd the story
would fir sold to a niPgn/Ini’
i Kdl said he I i i i i I no definite con
trad to act for Demergers bid
Waa working with Ihe scoulmasler
jecause "his Interests ought to he
protected."
/"H e hasn't told me yet what the
iiory Is," Kell auirl "He hasn'i
daflnllely derided In HI s own mind
whit should lie released In view
n# whal the Air Force (old him
"They haveno legal
hold on
Mm, hut they talked to him like
a Dutch uncle "
> Desvergrrs said the "living sail
e *r" was alioul in feet In diameter
shaped like "half of a rubber hall
With
windows like an airliner."
anti was largr elimiuli "for six <>i
Hfht men to stand up in "
lie
said hewent Into a wood
On a
counl ryroad la si Tuesday
night to Investigate "bright red
flashes" over tint trees htnl * 11
ihe saucer hovering directly ovci
him 10 feet above the ground
A "hall of fire" from Ihe smirei
shot al him. he said, and he was
overcome hv heat light and an
overpowering stench
I
THt U i AUtV f)EMON$IRATE$ new imalrl )rcp Id Ihe public fur (lie
II,. I Uni" in gm,•ling tc*l» al (be A le n in n. Mil., Proving Ground. At
top, the jeep shnwa what U can <tn on a SI) percent grade. Below, the
Mini I,' r, i it ids lliougb a mud wallow,
i/iilirnullonal .S'oiintfpholo)
Legion Convention
t*HMH !"*m ip
IMu m
and tin liHttleticlds and haltlcshlps
•re here for their animal reunion
More than Ino,non si rung with Hitdr
families, they ciinie to talk of old
tlmM and of Ihe luliire, and to have
■ little fun
But Ihe arrent Is on seriousness,
and the veterans scheduled a busy
opening day hlghlighlrd by this
afternoon's address at Madison
fiipiare Harden by Kepiiblieaii pres
Idenllnl nominee tiwiglil It Kiscii
hower.
The Dcntnc' idle tirenldenllal ran
dldflle. (inv. Aillal K Steven
son. will address the convention
Wednesday.
Two nnrudes lieaillliie lsn< ligliim
side of Ihe Legion agenda Sun
day's kick rdf march by Ihe Forty
tnd Eight Society, Ihe Legion'* fun
and honnr group, and TuesiLiy'ii
14-50 in hour parade
Elsenhower, II wa« announced
Sunday, will march in Tiiestlnv's
parade al the head of Ihe Kansas
delegation lie Is a life member of
Jam es It Cutler Post No .‘ill, Aid
tint. The legion said lie Is "ills
dainlng Ihe proffer" of an offlclnl
ear.
Electioneering for the I I 5,non a
year post nf nalional eoinmniuler
was underway. Thu two lending
candidates are Lewi* K (lough,
W, of Pasadena. C alif, and Waller
I . Alessandronl, 3!t, Philadelphia.
Other candidates are Seaborn Col
lint, Laa Cruces, N M , ami Ac
thur J . Connell, Middletown, Conn
L«« Ward, Pnragnold, Ark In n
fifth candidate Vritlng will he held
Thursday.
Elsewhere Dwight P. Risen
hower said today that, because
Of the Soviet master plan of rim
quest, "this nation today stands In
greater peril lhau at any lime In
our hlatory."
He called for n clear, si rung
warning tn Ihe Russians from the
American government;
"We must tell the Soviets wllh
eotd finality that never shall we
fa it content until the tidal mud of
•girciilvo I'limiMimsin has rurrd
M within Its Iiwn borders."
, Elsenhower's remarks were conielned In Ihe written text nr u
Ipeech prepared for delivery to the
American Legion national com
"Itt'S 0 0 IMIO PARTNERSHIP, you rnlie It ntul we'll shnrn Ibc profits,H
(Jen. Dwight II. Elsenhower tells young John Coyles, of (Jnlena, Kali.,
as llic llepulillcan I’lesldcnllal iiutnliico It pH'■ruled wllh a prize 4-lf
lanili by liio young farmer In Kansas City, (fnlrrmillonal .Soumlplinto)
.
■ ,f
f .’
Only WNYC, New York City muIClpal radio Itatlon, made plan*
nedcasl the speech al Mndi
piare Garden,
general a legionnaire, flew
s New York from Denver Sunday
Jght, and thn New York speech
*ai designed to step up his ram
“ Ign aa the Republican candidate
Ihe presidency,
it Ipeech was hilled as mm’
leal, but It conlalnod several
lagea that appeared tn refer,
to some of Ihe charges the
ans aro making against
man administration,
bower's aides said ho had
working on the speech for
than two weeks. They said
tiled the original draft, then
II aeveral times, without
jalp from any professional
h-wrlter,
aaveral occasions, Elsenhnw
j i deviated from the lexis of
•Beeches, changing them nr
aalemporsnoous remarks,
he emphasised today the
to the united States posed
Soviet menare, Elsenhower
does not believe the Hus
re ready, now, to hick off
rid war.
ill
The men >il NAAS were nt Ihelr
' In il SHlurdny morning ns (hey
b it into formation for (lie monthly
Cnptaln’i
Personnel Inspection.
Criplnlli John L. Chlltenden commended Ihe men on Ihelr «in»rt
iippenrmiee n» he xnld, "This is
tin- best Inspection we hsve hndl"
The Caplnln then lirejienlrd the
Navy Sharpshooter's .Medal to
Chief Aviation Ordnanreman John
G. Kelley.
Chief Kelley Is a
member of the Oldnsnre Departmen! nhoiird Ihe stnllon and he
received »)»•• award for his pro
fu n-in y in loindlitiK firearms here
at NAAS.
Every man in Ihe Navy should
be nitle In swim I!
Wllh tills
I bought in mind, two programs
Imve been started aboard Ihe sla
lom lo make certain every man
here ran swim. NAAS has a
program underway in whlrh each
man will he required to pass a
swimming test designed to classify
him ns a third, second, nr first
class swimmer. The program Is
under Ihe direction of Lieutenant
J. It. Her and Golden take Is be
ing used ns thn site of the testa.
Wall Heller Is the lifeguard on
off-duty hours and will be glad to
give you the test required tn label
you a "qualified swimmer,"
The other urogram is being
sponsored by r'AHHON and con
sists of instructions to he given
al the Hanford Milnlrlpal Pool
each morning from 7:30 tn 0:30
o'clock. The Instrurtnrs are mem
bers of FASIION that hold lied
Cross Life Havers cards.
The number of "non-qualified"
swimmers Is small and It should
not lie too long until every man
aboard the station is a "qualified
swlmpicr."
Charles K. Smith, machinist
mate third rlnss, and Iguaco
Irtrnnn, electrician's mate third
rlnss, I, fr the station and the
«itv of Hanford over (he weekend
for ('(mi lesion, H. 0. where they
will In- assigned to duly nt sen.
Until men were members of thn
Heeurliy Department and Imd been
sin l u>o,'il here al NAAS since
May. IPM
Mr. and Mrs. William V. Cheat
hum hi e Imppy and proud In an
mintin' the birth of an eight
pound two ounce baby Imy. The
son is the first child for the
Chentlmiiis who live at UUH Mnplu
Hi reel here In Hanford. Hill Is
an airman attached to the Opera
tions Department and Mrs. Cheat
ham In the for liter Miss Oglesby
of this city.
The station softball team moved
I, step closer lo thn Orlando class
"If" rltv title Inst Thursday as
they <|owtied the Florida'Georgia
Tractor team wllh a 3-2 vlrlory,
The "lllues" won Ihelr respective
division of the split season and
Thursday's game was llie first
game of thn double elimination
play offs.
According to Chief
l.aliny, real’ll of the train, thn
nest play-off game for the sta
tion will lie Wednesday. This
(ram lias rripn' a long way through
will, no following is like a good
i hance of going on to win th«
iity titlr>. It is disheartening to
b arn llial Hi* re has I...... so little
interest in the lentil by Ihe men
aboard Ihe station. At each game
I here has been only a handful of
speetnlnrs cheering Ihe team nil
to vl, tory. There Is nothing we
run do about the past hill In thn
future crucial play-off games let’s
all turn out and glvp the team our
support. Tills team represents our
station! The least we ran do Is
show our appreciation of their
superb record by going to the
go men. After all, a good team
will, rn follow nig Is like a good
book with no renderattl
CAS
HOLLYWOOD i,f>—In 1941, rndln aelor named John fleering
was In Ihe middle of announcing
a Hollywood com menfa tor's program. He handed his script lo
another actor, walked nlfstago and
till lapsed.
Thus began a remarkable slory.
one which finally appears lo b#
having a happy ending nut Peerlug’s life would have ended tragic
ally, except for his courageiu.se
slater, Mrs lleily I’riillt
It look three days In d la jiy is
the actor's trouble afer 1\{r it)'lapse Finally, il was dctcrinltf J
lo he u brain hemorrhage, and III
was immediately taken tn surgery.
The pressure In his head during
(hose Ihrre days had done It*
damage- He was nol expected to
live.
..
Hr did live He cluna stubbornly
In life and began In recover, iti
ige In his
hral had robb4
ds brain
Ihr damage
hint of his livelihood: He couldn’t
'peak ’Hie rich, resonant vole*
which hud earned him a good living
In radio and movies was sfllletT
A helpless figure, he was cared
4nr (luring the first two years b»
Ihe Motlnn picture Belief Fund.
After expending 111.800, the fund
had tn give up the case DeerlnR’s
sister, Mr* Pruitt, look him Into
A material witness In New York's rafe society vice probe, blonde model Nancy Hawkins 1* pictured her home
n« she appealed on one of liei recent photographic assignments.
Miss Hawkins was among several
For eight years. Peering did
attractive TV hit players anil models rounded up by vice raiders shortly after the arrest of ulro heir, lllllr more than exist. Hi* slltctf)
Mmol
( Mil key I Jell
Jclkn, who
is charged with com- pulsory prostitution.
Hhc is among 25 witnesses
“
.............
......................................
.....................
'
who had two children of her own^
lo ing questioned by the grand Jury. (New York Copyright Photo from International).
helped him fin.ineially lo the
er resources
nf her
resource* She never gavb
up hope
One day she fared n $80 nursa’s
bill and had no funds In pay. It.
She whipped tin some of her own
special salad dressing nut sold lt
to neighbors The Iden seemed to
go over, so she began merchan
dising Ihe dressing lo groefry
stores Thai brought In the mon*y
tn keep her family together.
,*)
Eight months ago, a doctor
her. "Your brother he* grown to
rely on you Ion much. If he doesn't
get out on his own, he may ngvir
recover You must try n shock
trealmenl: Turn him out nf tha
house."
',) .
With grave misgivings, she did
so The treatment seemed to wotiL
After wandering arn'iml Hollyvfood
for a few weeks. Derrlnu got a Job
as doorman nt Ihe CHS llndlo
Theater. Two months ago, t h O
I'utrleln Neal and Van Johnson pictured before the eapltol ilomo
theater shut down fur the summer
in this scene from MCJM's "Washington Story," showing on the Hits
nmt Peering despaired for his
Theatre screen Tuesday ami Wednesday.
future But then nice things started
to Implicit.
V
Dlreelor Richard Whorf hoard
about Decrlng anil gave him a bit
part on Ihe "My Friend Irm a"
television sltnw- Allen Rich, radioHigh taw Prrclp.
TV editor of the Valley times, did
43
Asheville
70
a column on Ihr actor. Dina Hhoro
39
78
Huston
read the column and sent It to
.33
Chicago
711
Dan Jenkins, rndloTV columnist
New Orleans
70
Ut
MR*. MARJOSII THORNTON, 37, Is
of Ihr Hollywood tlrpurlcr.
' 9
711
03
New York
shpwn
In
a
tax
Angelos
court
78
50
Washington
Jenkins liegun tiealing th* druids.where
tlm
asked
for
*l,030-per78
He wrote nhout Dcering nmt sifnt
78
Jacksonville
monlh sppnrato maintenance from ontlres to 12 TV film producers.
83
1)1
Miami
82-yenr-old Lewis W. Thornlon.
70
Tallahassee
(*••• sglor h-**' ‘oh* on '"d M t7!l
They were married In Honolulu qrt." "t'hlpn Smith." "nig TowiV'
on January 3t. Kbn also seeks no and Hopalnng Cnrsldy films
( ARGO PLANE ( RASHES
fleering, wim ran now gel out
It Ell LIN iP A four engine flrit
Injunction to ifop Tbnrnton, a
ixh civilian cargo plain' crashnl
glnbe-lrnlllqg llnnncler, from nb» a few hrsitnlinc 'cntertces, a t .4(1
In Ihe Soviet Zone si* miles west
Inlnlitg n dlvorro oulsldo (MIN is earning hiv .own living for the
nf Berlin Sunday The flight en
fonda. ffnlrrnoflottalSmindpliotoJ first time in lt years, A voosl
lenrhrr named Foul Thomsen has
glneur was kltu-il tint Ihe pifnt and
tircoino interested In hlrq and s u e
navigator exrnpnl unhurt ami re
Peering can he taiiehl »o spo'ik *.
turned safely lo West Berlin.
IIIE.S I.
.liw .iti ATTACK
British nffleint* said I he Hus
WINTER I'ABK h The day ho perfectly within six months. •| w
"Even when everyone else'aid '
stuns agreed lo let Ihe British re irrived in Florida to make his
rover Ihe ptane wreckage, prob home, Mario (\ Gianaini. 50, suf paired," siyn Mr*. I’rnllf, " I heVfr
gave up Ihe hope that John would
uhly today
fered a heart attack and died.
Shortly after he gel off Ihe train he able to talk again. Now ftp's
HORSES tvi.N FREEDOM
Sunday lie war. stricken Gjanninl doing well, and my salad dressing
rertmllv re 11red a* dean of engi burliness Is coining along fine, (t
NEW YORK R -T h irty truck neering of New York University. iust seems like a miracle."
:r "
horses scampered about East Har
lem Hundav in a brief spoil t,f
freedom after a fire In the base
ment of their Muhlo,
PhOR* v i
Police corralled most of Ihe
horse* wllh llltle trouble. Hot two
ALCOHOL PROBLEMS
tried tn cross u bridge before po
TORONTO i*~ A n Amerlrin ex
lire rarx surrounded thrtn In a
perl no alcohol any* more than
motorised roundup: am! two nth
half nf lodny's alrohnlles developed
era romped away to Central Park,
the rraso through yearn nt steady
where they were found grating
anrlnl drinking
contentedly
Dr Harry S. Warner, general
I, AST TIM ES TODAY I
srrrelnry of Ihe Intercollegiate As Nltftf YORK'S Tim es Squ are beanrlallnn for Study of the Alcohol comea "American taglon Square"
Elm
Farm
Ollle,
a
Guernsey,
Problem, told too Canadian ami M 100,000 Leglorvnalrei and their
was Ihq first cow flown In an
American students Sunday night famlllaa descend on Hie big town
airplane. The flight was made in
(or
their
annual
convention.
Here,
Ihat research h r the Yala school
1080, and Olllu was milked during
of alcohol studies showed person- National Commander Donald It.
the flight rind Healed paper con
Wllaon
changes
the
street
signs.
nllty conditions am the chief feetainer* of thn milk were paraohut*
Inr In about 48 per cant nf all A bugler heralds the temporary
ed over Ht. Louis, Mo.
(International)
eases nf alcoholism. Social drink twitch.
ing. he'said, Initiated the remain
ing 55 per cenl.
T h * D ra t b ro a d c a s t o f e le c tio n
p la it y a u r
results took place In 1W20 when
IION irTm iKTRKa NAMUD
aUtlnn KDJA reported Urt HardIL James Gut and George D. Ing-Cox presidential results.
k ltc h a n a r a a n r f
nishop retired last week aftar
many years nf service on the
Hoard or Rond Trustees. They
Were replaced hr Dr. Leonard
Munson and Earl Higginbotham.
ram i
in k
Mr. Higginbotham waa elsctsd
chairman of the board to attecesd'
l m n tto
'n iu laln l h s y ln a
bssn
W. A. Leffler at a reorganisation A
a A«
awarn,
Cimiuia
meeting held last Thursday.
K W .a V i> r
The Weather
“I r s TOOL AS AN OCEAN BREEZE HERE"
SHOWING TUESDAY
a x e #
C
Legal Notice
THIS HOIIl In Biikerslleld, Calif,, was damaged when two seiuirato
liemors hit (Ids city nf 39,0110, claiming two—and probably lour—lives.
At least 31 were Injured, 4 seriously, (International Sonmtpholo)
LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS
WINTER HAVEN Ml - Eight
Florida livestock markets reported
cash rrturn nf 4274.03.1 last week
for 0,083 hogs and rattle. Total
movement on M markets was 5,033
rattle and 4,018 hogs.
"Hilda kept saying we should
hang up but we didn't," sold
CASUALTIES LISTED
In Jniian.
NEW YORK IA—Some H.fffftOOt)
Americana—more than ever before
In the history of the nation—be
longed lo a church or other rellnioui body at the end of 1M1, aaya
Ike Nalional Council of the Church
es of Christ In the U. S. A,
The council reported Sdnday
Ihat the figures represented an In
crease nf MM3,519 oyor 1930, a
growth of 3 pef cant compared
with an estimated population In,
crease' of l.t ,er cenL
ur« to
fpraisllta
t,a and tn appear
*
WASHINGTON W -T h e Defense
Department today Identified i n
bnlllo cusiinllies In Korea. A new
list (No. 033) reported 40 killed,
HOLLYWOOD igi * The Hum- 123 wimmlcd, IB missing and ssvsn
phrey liij„nrts have a now daugh- injured.
*,er. The actor’s wife, Lauren HaTO RErDME DEAN
call, gave birth tn a girl weigh
ing o pounds 5 minces Saturday,
TAMPA
— George Retlle Jr.i
The newcomer waa
named Leslie FI. Lauderdale will bccornu dean
— nam______
after;
Bogart's frle
aftar. Uogart’s
friend, Ihe late ac of itudenta at Florida Southern
torr Leslie
Ita lic Howard.
Howard
Cnllega Kept. 1. Ileltlo succeeds
The Bogarts have a aon, Stephan, J . A. Battle, who I* on loave of
absence to study for a doctor's
degree.
a file y«ur w rlttin defeiisna tn
f )i.i mIS II.i i othsrwli#
i ' r r « «Decree
.% ’b.u
r:
Fro
ufeeen wBl be entered asklnet
lice each week far
weeks. le hereby
r 03fhe Hanford llerald
hand and ufllrlat
lsw!»'
day
s n u l l .
HOGARTH HAVE DAUGHTER
CK
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-sllttate
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Sanford,
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link to suit your home ai|
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KtTCHIN PIANNINR M O ItlM lf
le i ua show you how a new Crsn*
you tha many txrr*. featt
theia In# Crane sinks—f
Ihat only CraMcaB offer. 1
lH a n l In tR ld ri
,I^uin, noi^run^mtlble
, , . for
J I| - A S
Circuit
nol# (Alan*
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said ('n ail
Hume.
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S
CHURCH ENROLLMENT
COLLECT VM&i IS COSTLY
WITH U. H. 4.31h DIVISION, Ko
rea U3--A 434)0 phone call—rullect
—was madu recently from Tokyo
lo Chaschuril, Wia., by 2nd Lt.
Grant VV. Hiimo lo his wife, Hilda.
The llciitrnniil wus on rest leave
|
By BnB THOMAS
(JARY COOPER in “HIGH NOON”
ii
m sssJI
MOM PRICKLY H»AT
•’tit*
HOLLYWOOD
non ANTHONY
d^afhaMa ROBERT,PIR0SH - n m m DOW SCHAIff kiaiantnai
and nttd seal u
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—
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1
PIGEON IS CASUALTY
WITH U <5 FIRST CORPS Ko
re* t - An Vrim rirrior pi^ron
i rfhirr.rtl irrrntU In Itn* F*r 1
C n t j S ikim I Hiiil ilinn iii i l* *\
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THE SANTORD R SR A l.n
musing (or ten Jjy> after a traini r ; flicM S-'Mien at a for” »nl
hvim*n f-*niul him Mthtu: m tin*
.rmind. In T am! hrw ltd* t ml \'b* \
ho*nl him tip mil %*int him li n k
Monday, Aug. 25, 1952
l>K. U T. DOSS
u ,< • by tn u *l.
OK. II MehAUMN
OPTOMETRIST
n i u t n i ’U A r n m
iionts it t.» iA—•£ itt r.
.105 Atlantic Mink Hnihlina
rintiif Tin
MIMIttXatAPH PRINTING TYPING
CKKIMT INVKSTIGATIONS MADK
ANY WIIICKI-) IN CNITKD ST A IMS OK
KOKKIGN COT NIK IMS
CRliMT KlIRKAir
Wa.xfarer 2 Onor Sudan
T K L K I ’ I I O N K S l Ml mid 1 0 7 1
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Page 8
Monday, Aur, 2.1, ISIS
> • By Alan Mavar
GENE'S HITTING 'EMI
WO O O L /N G
GENE
Seminole Blues
Eliminated From
Play-Off Berth
of
Jimmy
Wright
Troop 34’* Swimming victory over
Troop 146, In the Hoy Scout III*
trlct tank meet of 8emlnole Coun
ty Ifmt Friday night at the Muni
cipal Swimming Pool by winning
tb t C lan A frcc-ityle, luirk stroke
Play Orlando
and placing second in the Class A Blues
diving event while participating
Tonight;
Aleno To
oil two winning relay teams.
Winner* of nil II eventn will
Hit Against Levy
compel* In the Inler-oUlrlrl
awImmliiK meel helween HandThe fading Heiiilliul* Dine* weru
mile oml l.*h* Count lea nn Krlknockei| out of a iniithetiiiillcal
rfay nllhl, Sept, 6 at the Muni chance for the fourth play-off
cipal Pool.
berth lien Friday nlitht when Al
Troop .'It edited past Troop .'Itfi I'lrile ilrllleil ncro»* four run* on
nn
six
flral*,
five
sicopni*
nml
.Vi . . „ . , .1
hia flr*t two homer* of the year
threw third* a* compared to the j f|
j^tumurlul Stiulfinn thin year
loser's record* of five find*, *U to pm o the Pnlntkn A/.nleu* to a
•eeond* and only one third.
0-4 victory in the Nri-uml Rmne
.Sidney Vlhlrn (Hl.'t) placed
of (he twin-hill.
aero rot behind Wright In the
The lone inntending team in the
cla** A fr**>*lyle while VirRlI
former three-leiini fight, (Jrlnndo,
Qracey (31) and lllrhard I'hsrilao wn* eliminated nn {Inturdny
■an (111) lied for third. Un
night to Hidtle the strange fourth,
der t Samuel* (31) nn**d mil
team playoff nice till* luilf. The
Robert .Mitchell (311) for the
four Hhnnghnessy entrnnt* lire
Claw II frce-style event.
now Jtiw It, nch, liel.imd, Daytona
Sidney V'ihlwi (11111 won tin- Hindi nml Pnlntkn.
Claa* A distance plunge with
PI.A V D ITH AT A GLANCE
Troop 14's Hill" Tyre placlnir secW. L. l*rl. Gil GI.I'
nml anil Vlrjril (lincey Inking I’nliiriii
—
t
58 ,657
71
third. The Cla** II oloriRw wn* ( >>liirnl"
CH 01 .61(1 (lut
1
won l»v Troop 111'* llohcrt Mit Muiif'inl 01 05 .490 Out
5
chell with Itoheit Kaniuela i l l )
Tonight tin- Hlue* will Journey
i timing In arcoml and Foil eft May to Ortnndn In ploy the Senators no
(34) third.
"Player* /ippivcintion Nlk'ht” *1
Jimmy Wright (31) anneird
Tinker Field. Yesterday
utterS£-SBM R C LO im HA*
the cla** A hartmlrolie
uii.e
noon'* game with the Leesburg
A l A’AY6 0BBN TOP*
Sidney Vlhlrn (111). Ilobrit
Packer* here win mined out.
3 (JT H E 'H B V 6 R
Samuel* won the claa* II hackTonight, Manager Chuck Aleno
HIT //V THB t r y LB.
alroke. It !•ml itII l.nvrnilvr (111)
. of the Hlue* will
THAT M A P S H/M A
•iiarrd Ihr rla** A dltiiui himBA TT/NO CHAMP /h t h e
ora with 11ft'a Hubert MItrhell
AUHORC —H r MAY HOT
Riinlnir the elan* H iIIvIor title.
Troop 84 took two of the three j
LEAP THB lE A O t/e
relay event*, The team of Wright, \
M pre-Rama h o m »
THIO YEAR BUT HE'S A
Tyre anil May won Hie ciona-rheal j , r
run * I ii v if |n ^ <3QOC>P t r f o ig A P V/E &HX»
reacue lace for Troou 34. Ihcli
’■ ■ %r 'TTJfi'JT rutile*t. The two
medley team of Wiight, Ham
-I
A mM player* will lilt
ueli, (iratry mid May took Hint
7 ,-fVJeisSw
o rot tain milohei
lace. Roger .llriilnv, Allen Mnf J
,.
of I, ill .....I l lie
felt, and Itlehnrd I’liiipmi were the
qHcURr
winner will he |
whining trio (or Troop 31,'» In the
q5/U‘
the player that j
plneapjile rucoe,
v . ■
bile the inosl ;
( buck Aleno ,,ver the fence
A Inrrre turnout of purvnts
nml fumlllr* of the bora pm itmnl the longest.
rlpallnir wltne«*ed tile
Hoy
The injury-plagued Hem Imile*
Scout lank meet. Ilnherl I,Ip.
Ity JOK RKICHl-KH
will hme ( l ie more xamea In
plaeolt anmiunred the meet
AsMiclated Press Snort* Writer
tthlrh to in like up the Iwo-iraina
while Gordon Frederick*, l.ee
difference In'twerii Ihem and tha
Know whaP* keening the Yan
Samuel*, Frank t'nlilwell. Cen
(mirth place Ju s
Itearh
Sea
kee* mid Dodger* In first place?
tral Florida Field K irru litr,
llird*. I( the lllueN mil wvrilake
Pitching? Nope. Hitting? Nope.
amt Ml** Irene Green acted «»
the Hlrd*. Hnliforil will al lend
Then wiiut I* It?
the llidee*.
Niinre n flral divlalnn lierlh (nr
(ikuy, we'll tell you. IPs tho
The following I* n ciimplide lift
Hie aerond hiil(.
fielding
. Jiisl plain old fnshof the winner* and other* in nil
The *ni*iiii end* Friday tiiirht loll' d DF.FKNHK
event* with their troop number.
with the "Hlue Hoinhnrn" plnyliut
Before Hie slurt of the season
Claa* A Free Style, flr*l. .Ilm ill CiH'oa. There are only two more those who picked New York and
Wright, 111 *econd, Sidney Vihlen, homo Kiime* in Memorial Hlinllum Brooklyn tu win Ihe pennant* pre
8l5i third, lied—Virgil Grarry, 3 tj thl* year, Wedrieiulay with Pa- dict eil the Yankee* would win on
lllrhard I'hagan, 111.
lut Itii iimi Thtiradny with Ja x their pitching amt the Dodger*
Cla*a II Free Style, flral, Hu lleacli.
would cop un their hitting.
bert Samuel*, 84) aerund, Robert
Frank Smith tin* n chnrlieTmluy, with fewer than 40 daya
Mitchell, 813.
Imran, Joe Parl*c
In gu. the Dodger* uwn u com
Clan* A Pinnae for Dlatanrr, hit* nil Injured
fortable 814 game bulge over the
flrat, Sidney Vihlen, S4l| aerund, ellaiw. Oh le u
St. Luub Cardinal* in ihe National
Billy Tyre, 34j third, Virgil Ora- Corrule* n *m*>
longue race anil Ihe Yankee* havo
rey. 34.
elhnvv and Paul
a fwo-gume edge on the Cleveland
Claa* It Pinnae for [Balance, K*keiv I* play*
Indians In Ihe American.
flral, Hubert Mitchell, 311; aecimil, liiit with a trick
And It hoKii'l been Ihe Dodger
Hubert Samuel*, .11) third, Fure*l knee. So I It e
liIIting nor tho Yankee Pitching a*
Mar, 31,
atory
Roe*,
much
much a* their fielding that ha*
Class A Karina (lark Stroke,
been responsible fur their lofty
flrat, Jimmy Wright, 31) aermnl. the -nine atory
nil
aennuh.
The
perrhe* At present It doesn't ap
Sidney Vlhlrn, 311,
pear Ihnl either club will have a
Cla** H Haclna Hark Stroke, lilue* }i I n y I it if
under
handicap*
2<i game winner thl* year. Thu
flrat, Hubert Hamurl*, 31 1 «ecoml.
Unit cut aluiit
Hubert MItrhell, 3 IS.
Brook* trull tho Cardinal* In (rum
liny
drive
or
willllem-lie-Cru** Cheat Carry, flr*l,
hitting hut Ihey lead both league*
nlUK
atrenk
Ju*t
ream—Jimmy Wrlaht, Hillv Tyre,
In team fielding.
Forrest May, 31; «erond, T e a m - when they were on the threahobl
What'* mure, the Brook*, with
Alien Mafretl, Itnaer Jlmlny, of flint place or aecond or tho a percentage of .984, are going
play-off*.
Jam r* Pearaon, 311.
along at a major league record
Medley Relay, Flrat, Team—
Willi Ilm plny-off lentil* now pace, two points heller then the
Jimmv Wrlaht, Ituhert Samuel*, ■filled, It la IntereatlliK to ex- Card* of l(M4 and one belter than
V irgilG rarry, Fnrre*t ||av. 31: amine thi'lr NiMimjn'N ri-i'oril for (he Indiana of 1949. They've made
second, Sidney Vlhlrn, lllrhard both halve* tu get a Hue on (heir only 71 errnra In 117 game*, an
Phatan, Allen Muffatt, Kennelh t'limpurntive Hirenglli.
other record gall.
MrMurray. 313.
W. L. Pel. Gil GLP
By completing a double play
Pineapple Reacue, flral. Team— lie Land 112 1H .71)8
6 Sunday In routing the Cardinal*,
R o**r J mlny, Allen Maffett, Ri JaxUi'fU'h 70 6(1 .67(1
17
3 It) 4, to *nup St. Luub' eight-gain*
chard Phnititn, 3 II t aerond, Hilly Duytoim 71 6H .6(11
111
3 winning alreak, Ihey Broke a
r|re, For real May, Tommy Wyatt. Palatka 71 38 .567
19'fc
4 league record, completing a twin
Dvl.nnd thus swept nwny the killing In their 19th consecutive
C'laaa A Itlvlna, flrat, Randal
Lavender, 341- aecond Wrlaht, 31. pennant honor* by 17 full unme*. game.
The Yanka came from behind
...Claw 11 llfvtna, find, Robert The race for second, third ami
Mitchell, 815; Robert Hamueia, 31. fourth places la much closer with lo nip Ihe Detroit Tigers, 4 2 and
only (ttk jriimc* Repiiratlng these pick up a fullgame on the Cleve
lenmx, liel.and sKaln, n* Inst year, land Indian* who dropped a tois tha Florida State l.eague'a lie*( Inning 9 8 rnaralhon to the Sena
hasi-hull machino.
tor* In Waihlnglon.
Prr** Itoy I'attert Unity Ithmls*
Two ninth inning New York Gl
, 3 set u new FSL um error* gave Cincinnati two un
|iireci'dent I a a t earned run* and a 8-4 first gama
. Friday iilulit In decision. The Glanli managed lo
[I tho stt'uiul ganie gel o aptit In Ihe doubleheader.
of the duilblil. whining Ihe second game, halted
I header with Pa- at the end of seven Inning* by
By Tha AuorUted Press
Intka In tha Me darkneu, 0-8.
While rain idled tho peralilent
morial Stadium
Huston'* third piece Red Sox
Miami Bearh FlamliiHmi, the Mi
when he fulfilled
ami Run Sox tlKtiteneil their shaky
1n piomiiie tu k in moved within four gemee of Ihe
Florida International Uuuiuo lead
five Kill* after Yankees, sweeping a pair from the
Sumlny nlRhl wlllt a 0.1 vleturv
hlttliiu blx Kith St. Loub Brown*, I I in to Inning*
over llnvaiia. Hut they were *1111
* homer uf t h e nml 12-1. I'hlbdelphla'f Athletic*
le u (hit tia full uimo In (min.
u. .
year. R h o d e i clung lo fourth place by one perlusty Rhialea rioa*r,| the plate rontngo |
SUIII|| Ul
point
A four-run nutburat enlivened tty
im*»y
a double steal In Urn aevenlh in- • S l a V i T T i 1,0. * ^ ,enco >■' *r0|'t header with the
nlnR Rave Miami IU win over the nf Ihe left field bleacher* to lean A’e came back lo cop the aecond
Cubaita.
over and kbs one girl after an game, s-l after Ihe White Bog had
^Two run* had icored and Ihe other as they poured down from taken an 11-7 opening alugfeit.
Run Ros had the baeea loaded when tho ilandt. Rhodes' circuit clout
The Philadelphia Phillies and
iherh) Fernandas stole homo wa* the H4th of the ymr for the L’We«Io Cuba aplR a twin fall) 81
Jim Origan nwljoed third lin e. record breaking "Hlue Uomberi." did Pittsburgh jnd tha Boitoa
Hooky Rot ten broke from
. . b a it and aa the throw lo aec
ond m an effort to catch him went
Wild. Bragin also aeoretl.
The Bt, Petersburg-Ml*ml Beach
triumph. The Br,
fam e waa rained out,
i '
Earle Hrucker homered In the
(Ittb to "core the winning run for
: Tampa In a 4 3 win over We*t ^ V11 P 9 KWN5 '
* - p m * cial hla first'major leegua victory
.P a w Beach. Camlllo Paacual held delphli * VJc S cU *i ranked as the In the opener, 4-2.
koyitoiui
of
tha
U,
S.
Davie Cup
; WMf Palm,
lo three bit*, but waa
■atm to
We frequently
ha baited selection committed'* rebuilding
' 4 6 ttwtW
SOFTKAU
aovM w
<
walk*
and wild pitched two Plane today aa a reiult of hie a *
MCb leant* effort* against AuaCHATTANOOGA t|) - De
■ „ luppoaedly
unbeatable Cbamptott R, H. Hell, St.
Franli Sedgman and Ken Me- burg, Fie., waa hanging
t& S n S j
r n e yaa/R E E S
HAV/N& B E E N
<3n/eN s t e a p y
NORM //V L E F T '
F /E L P /&
R E PAY/NO
REV/ YORK
M t h h is
p /p s r
.3 0 0
SEASON
“Old Skeet” Will
Be Top Favorite
At VCKCs Evert
Sanford’s “Sultan Of Swat” b
11 RBI’s Behind Lake’s Record
night.
DAYTONA HEAC11 (Special)
DcLaml'a Jock Cada has had the
Win 1.0*1 PcL —Old flkeet, n beautiful tight
batting championship "sewed un"
brindle owned by J . M. Edwardi,
for a month but at midnight
Florid* Ktale League
of fitarke, will no doubt be ths
Thursday Aug. 21 he was In a po DcLand
48
18
.7M favorite, when the flrat octet p*.
sition to sat three new records. At Daytona Beach
40
24
.628 rada to the post in the first eli
that hour he waa leading tho Palatka
13
29
347 mination for the 410,000.00 nil.ltd
league with a .380 average, three Jaxvllle Heath
33
at
.810 International Greyhound Champ
point* better than the all-time Hanford
31
33
.484 ionship whith start* here tonight
league mark aet by Al Plrtlo In Orlando
W
33
,« 2 at tho Volusia County Kennol
1V49.
Leesburg
24
39
. 381 Club.
■»'** Cade also had Cocoa
13
49
.234
Hie aecond elimination w
21 triples, only
National League
scheduled for Thursday night
one behind the Brooklyn
(107
78
and the third Sept. I. I'he tight
all-time record of HI. Louis
590
72
greyhound* scoring Ih e gre*tr->(
24 set In I960 by New York
.588 number of points will go into
10
Lorin Chafln uf Philadelphia
.533 Ih e finals Kept. 4 and the ,i»xl
84
St.
Augustine.
.484 eight into the Consolation Sept.
m
Chicago
Cade had scored
.433
52
141 runs, only Uoiton
.431
Old Skeet was tops at Jackson
33
Cincinnati
five behind the
.291 ville where he ran the 3-8 milt
37
Pittsburgh
record of 14fl set
distance In 39 3/6 seconds. This (i
American League
by Dick Btellern
.381 one-fifth faster than the track
72
New
York
of Daytona in
.808 record, here. All stake races will
(19
Cleveland
1080.
.350 be run over the 3-8 mile course
<U>
Hoiton
Among those who are flgur
The week ahead Philadelphia
.821
113
will *ee plenty of Washington
Rd Levy
.520 to reach the finals are March
04
red hot competition between J*X Chicago
.829 Ing Mike, I Can Do, Submarine
65
Need, Old Sheet, Sand Kong,
Bearh, Daytona and Palatkn ns HI. L ' iid
.409
52
they Jockey for positions In the Detroit
.330 I ’ll'* Rosa and Cameo Lady.
41
A matinee starting at 2:00 p m.
play-off*. Fach ha* earned a snot,
Florida International league
along with pennant-winning De- Miami 1
870 followed hy the regular rice* will
45
94
he stngt'il Labor Day afternoon
I-and, hut at midnight Thursday Miami lluach
072
45
1)2
sncod, third, and fourth place was Tampa
580 and i-vening. All records at* ex
HI)
50
pected to be broken over th« holi
In doubt.
530
65
75
day week end.
At that hour, Ja a Beach had a St. Petersburg
.500
70
10
Havana
season'* record of 78 win* end 54 IVest Halm Hex
429
HO
00
losses, two full game* ahead of
T O N IU H ra K.NTIUEX
•.n Im
340
91
43
r i H I T RA C E— S/ tath«
Dayton* 73-88 mark and three Lakeland
273
101
18
Key
West
(M
n
l
lu
ll
Uallr
Dow
ahead of Palalka'a 71-88.
" • - " l Al'» Own, D e e m W sr ilor,
SUNDAY'S RESULTS
One of the (wo opening game}
Lady,
Court tid
y . _Hip
„ _Hu ■tin, Speedy
Pixie, Y t n k ee Xltee.
ft
Kunepun
of the Rhaughnessy play-off* will
Florida Slate l.ra«ue
•
»:«
DVD
IIA
C
l-— a, H i k e Mile
be played In DeLanu next Satur Orlando 3 Palatka 1
HSidleh, M o Anle, (Hr Hebei, Sea
day night, but the location of the Del.nml ut Jacksonville Resell,
Cap. tinecu^JJy t.ucky fleven. Frllu
:a'» nude.
other game will depend upon Jax
cancelled,
rain
TIIIHII RACE — a /l * < b * Mile
Beach’* ability to hold their two Cocoa al Daytona Beach, can
KlU'e ttaiur. Hh» Htepe Ureve
game lead over Daytona.
Kuituii. Kxiiloiier, litjl t x n h e r , >iy
celled, rain
Dee. Mb' llo c, F o ur Hr Four.
Hill Btelnecke’s
Leuitnirg at Sanford, cancelled,
P o l KTH R A C 4 > - a /i * l h a Mile
Palatka Ataleas
Kaei {lumber. Roll Cndy. Klinrain
held a slight ad
t v * a e . Devcr I.ote, Never T«ck».
£*fr»taJ«4 I f MU# /•« *./•• f#ndk«ff
Hill) Hand. I’ ainled D e it r t . dilai
vantage In that
American I-cgaur
they
had
10
' V l F T H HACK— S / i e i h * M ile "
New York 4 Detroit 2
gome* to piny
I'onca. K*noy
Trinket.
Kmukr
Wuthingliin 9 Cleveland 1 ( HI in fiaiiM.
Ua(uri),
Cuoheen,
t.enU,
w h c r v a * Jnx
nines)
lilue Y.riiliyr, llow l.uvely
Bench and DavXIX III HAI I —A luike Mile
Boston 2 >2 M Louis I I list
tllilke l'"l, A - Ilead* Milch Itulie,
lulia bail only
game til Innings)
Newe llepiirl, iluld Mike,
eight. Bo, while
Hill, Huele Puna
Chicagi) 11 1 Philadelphia 1 5
XKVK . x r i l i i C i K — l K im , nlle
every game I* Itn-.
National Leuaue
I'lly (..'uiieln, Yukun King, Al*.
portant for the
Cincinnati 5 1 New York 4 0 (2nd Itnniu Cracker, Uluey Jo, liernllj.
three, those be
Noble VVay, Cruea Walk, Urey Tupgame 1 Innings darkness)
per,
tween Daytona at John Imbra
Chlcngo 3 4 Philadelphia 0 14
t H H ir r i l RACK—A /ia ih a Mile
balls
Palatka next Thursday night und I'lttsburgh 4 1 Boston 3 5 (2d game I My
ijuentloti. Cameu Lady, l(a«tr
ford
Daytonn at Jax Beach Friday night
I llallie.
Hipley
llliythm,
Need
10 innings)
I'eggy
I'ata. Old aUeul. Uur.i
him I
loom a* the most Important of the
Florida International League
v f v r i l HXCIi—« / l « l b a Jlile rt
year for each club.
struml In the
Uubniarlne. L'p Pale. Pucne. m
Hun u lied. Hun Maeler, Twinkle
As the loop headed Into It* Miami 0 Havana 1
linn I'HI,
Joe.
Uerommu, Hhy Nympahy.
final week, it appeared that only
and
r r . N r n h a c k — n *aeh Cesrae
Lakeland 8 Key West 5
TALI.AHAKSKK (Tt-Highly can more to
two hurtern would finish In Ilia Ht.
t-velyu
Huaa, M i d
IVIershurg Miami Beach, ppd, Huy. niiinlSlarle, Cun llrnve
didates tor Hie Finikin State Uni Lyl" Judy's
body.
20-game
won
rolumn.
Jax
rain
Marching
Mike,
f
Can
Do, Hltlreen
versity varsity football sipiad ro- engue mark
Heath's Tom Mill* had 26 win*
I'arba
port to head Coach Don Veller tu 161.
against al* loose* at midnight
UrlanSie l e a a l e r A t e r a g t a
TODAY'S GAMES
I'l a y e r
SB
II H R R i l
An.
dayr lo
, open full. drill*,
...
,
I’arlac passed Boh Thomas’ 128 Thursday. If* needed four fur a
Florida
Stale
League
fnclmleil
n ................................
are 18 lettermen from i second high total, set In 1940 while new record. Cecil Hutoon of Pa Hanford at Orlando
fc s
H
• ' • IJ- :l i r
lest year's loam which compiled I playing with Daytona and Gaines- latka had won 19 and loat eight Leesburg ut Jacksonville Reach
I 8-2 record.
villc, Inst week. "Jolting Joe" ha* and wa* certain to take at leant Palatka al Cocoa
KSR" i ! Ii! I IS :jj!
Veller plans morning and after nnly suveu more game* In which one more. Eddie Gasqiie of Day
Beach Daytona Beach at DeLand
j * l of
«f Jax
‘
noon practice session* to prepare to pick op the needed 19 paste* tg tons and Jo# Angel
u
: i : :
ii i
ii
;;i
American League
_. t . - I X u l r H L L l'.I K H U it X
ron 17, ami might make it
had won
hb (quad (or a in game schedule •at another FBI, precedent.
Cleveland
at
Washington
(night)
20
each.
thsl is Ihe mnst ruttued In FRtl's
If you ran count nn percent
«*
Undoubtedly, Red Roberts of Detroit at New York
»’*rlNi
ina*
brief gridiron hlslory.
age* averaging nut aa before, at
(Only
games
scheduled)
Alenu
»< U r i i .
: If
DcLand
Is
the
top
ranking
left
Georgia Tech. North Carolina least four new Individual uffenK ekew
I*
7S
to
:eu0
74 i
3V
National League
State, VMI, Louisville, Mississippi atvr rrciirU* will be established hander, he having won 14 and lost
Kenla
fa
i
l
l
40
17 7
Philadelphia
ul
Chicago
ilunealee
an
hut
two
enough
to
give
him
best
i
n
a
3*
lid
Kmithern and Furman will test Ihe when the Clan* D Florida Mt*le
York at Cincinnati (night)
K. Hmltli IT In
14
111
Seminole* Ihls season along with I,vague coil* itn 1.3th *ea*on of percentage of win* and tn*»ex hy New
•— Denolee Pender
play with name* uf next Friday any hurlcr, and likely (u earn him Brooklyn ul St (anil* (2) (tw in)
inch now traditional Iocs as Stet
(Only gurtle* scheduled)
the KRA crown, tno.
Th* Stmlnol* lilur* Thl* W*«k
son, Tampa and Wofford fiiltuwtng
Florida International League
(Fln»l>
the opener again d I-mu-dunn Tech
FLORIDA HI ATI-: LK a UUB AVERAGES
Ht.
Petersburg
ul
Miami
Hcach
(2)
■ Tonight
here Kepi 27
THROUGH THURSDAY
Miami ut Havana
Sanford at Orlando
Veller expects to not hia squad
TOP TEN
Last This West Palm ileueh ul Tampa
Tuesday
through contact work with ii full- Player-Club
Class G Alt K It IIKHBHni Week Week Lakeland at Key West
Sanford
at Daytona
^
scale icrlmmnttu us enrly a* Ciide, DcLand
t.H 12(1 COO 141 191 4 28 101 .181
.180
Wednesday
I7cauway. Jax Hcach
V 126 487 124 171 2 20 01 .387
.368
Wadnvaday
GOLF
More than 4<> freshmen are In Huberts, Di'Lind
V 120 620 100 184 6 8 126 .167
.164
Palatka at SANFORD
I'OBTLAND. Uro. tR -T lic femi
cluded In lh« opening tiny squad M. .Smith, Palatka ..
R 126 608 107 178 7 41 100 .M l
.360 nine gulfera take over the national
Thursday
and Veller said (he ability of Ihe IT snow, Day tuna
It
106 406 70 117 2 64 00 .117
.118 amateur picture today when
Ja x Beach at SANFORD
Semlnoles to ciqw with their oppo "lift, Jnx Ih-at'h
V 111 610 (19 177 2 0 10ft .116
.134 Held of about 1GQ Player* com„ , . Friday
nent* will dejieml nn llnding first- liriiesckc, Deloilitl ...
l.A I0U 456 lift 161 0 14 40 .336
.112
(End of Rsguiar Season)
tc* In tho qualifying round nf
V 96 177 60 126 I 4 61 .314
.132
rear men who can fllll he gnpa Hughes, Cocnn
Sanford at Cocoa
c 82nd United Slate* women'*
V 127 416 80 137 18 II 83 .317
.130 championship.
eft by graduation of hiicIi stal Levy, Uriumlo ...........
Saturday
V 100 147 86 111 6 8 07 .321
.120
(Beginning
of Play-off*)
wart! aa Little All-Amrrira Guard Katsahlan, Palatka
The scone I* the Waverley Coun
Hill Dawkins ami Fullback Mike
THE LEADERS: Run*, Cade 141, Moatransky 128; HITS, Cada try Club, a pur 38-37-73 teit
Titusville' Tide*
Hellers.
till, Robert* 184: DOUBLES, Clift 10. M. Smith 16; TRIPLES, Cade stretched out over 6,323 yards of
.
l.ow
Veller, who plan* a wide open 21, .Robert* 10; IlUMEKS, Aleno 26, Cook 20, STOLEN BASES, Tea- rolling countryside on Ihe outakirta High _
m .i, Tu*M *Jr> Auguat 26
offensive thl* year, I* pulling much now 64, M, Smith 43; RBI. Aleno 129, Roberta 126.
of Portland.
*
reliance In a pair uf crack fresh
Heading! he Hit of entries la the !0i6P n.m.......... ............ 4:26 a.m.
DiOT P,-tn.
........ . 6 :t2 p.nu
men peiser*-H illy Ration. F it!
go, 108; Thornton, Now York, 87; defending champion, Dorothy Kir
gerald, G o , uml Frank llenlco,
Hodges, Brooklyn, 88; Ennla, Phil by, Atlanta. Alio in the cait ant
n e . i 5 S . F;R ADDITIONS
Linton, Ind.
adelphia, I I ; Campanella, Brook former chamlpon Grace Lencyik,
GAINESVILLE — There a r e
The returning letlcrmrn are end*
Newington, Conn., the 1948 winner, ■three
lyn and Slaughter, St. Louts, 78.
new members on the Florida
Curl Campbell nml Jimmie Lee
Hlta — Adams, Cincinnati. 151; and last year's runner-up, Claire coaching *taff for the 1952 seaBy ASSOCIATED PRESS
Taylor; Tackle* Vic Kicepanlk and
Schoendienst and Muslal. 81. Louts, Duran, Cleveland.
■ jjo bacafleld coaches John Rauch
American league
Ron Wodrlch; Guard* I'hurlei
149; Lockman, New York. 148; En
(Georgia)
©ale Hall (West
Booth, I’resion Bradley, l turtca
Batting — Fain, Fhiladilphla, nla and llamner, Philadelphia, 133.
TARPON
Point) Rml end coach Hank FoldDrown and John Knrlnwlci; center .337: Mitchell, Cleveland, .U l;
TAMPA
UR— Mr*. Eleanor bar* (Wait Point),
Home runa — Sauer, Chicago,
Steve Kalenlrh, and like** Roy Woodllng, New York, .323; Kell, 34; Klner, Pittsburgh, 18; Hodge*, Smith, Tampa, la Ihe first woman
Thompson, Bobby Flvensh, Nelson Boston, '.312; Goodman, Boston', Brooklyn, 27; Gordon, Boston 20; winner of the three-year-old Tampa
Ilallanq. Pick Turk, Mac Huey and ,306.
tarpon tournament.
Thomson, New York, 19.
Runs batted In — Zernial, Phila
Harry Bringger
She landed a-44-t>outtd tarpon,
Pitching — Roe. Brooklyn, 10-1 ,
delphia, 87; Doby, Cleveland, 85; .909; Black, Brooklyn, 10-2, .233; the only fish caught by the 10
Robinson, Chicago, 84; Berra, Now Yuhai. Bt. Lout*. I I, .200; Wil flnatiita In the ono day champion
York, 78; Dropo. Detroit, 76.
helm, New York, ll- l, .788; Brail*, ship round Sunday. She received
Hit* — Fox, Chicago. 101; Fain, S|. Louis, 10-3, .709.
a new automobile and a diamond
Philadelphia, 144; Robinson, Chi
writ! watch.
■1 ■■■
1 11 , h
cago, 143: Avila, Cloveland, 141;
By F. T. MACFRKLY
TINNU
Jenxen, Washington, 140,
Aesoclated Freei Htaff Writer
ATLANTA (A -Frank WUleM, At
Horn* run* — Doby, Cleveland,
A rainy Sunday could have a FT; Berra, Ntw York, U ; Zemtal, ianta, won the Georgia state ten
y O N l 1 1
beering on the Unpup for Ihe Flor Philadelphia, 14; Raster, Cleve nl* championship Sunday with a
ida State League pbyoffe starting land, 22; lloaen, Cleveland. 21.
PB, 0-1, 8-4, 1-0 victory over vet
Saturday.
Plicbing — Cuneuegra, Waihlng- eran Bryan (B itty) Grant. Atlanta.
In the only gama played Sunday, toil, 8 0 , 1.000; Shanti, Philadel
Willett teamed with Russell Rob
Dave Drepp hit a pair of hoi
phia, 22-4, .840; Raichl, New York, hilt to defeat Grant and John
183, .833; Benton, Bolton, 4-1,
over lb * Palatka Aialaai. The de- boo
" " ; Bearden,
den, Ht.
‘ ‘ TOO.
St. Louie, 7-1.
ta ,to *
(•at put Palatka a full gama be*
Barn Comer, Marietta. Ga„ won
ean*
Natkgul L
lesgae
hind Daytona Beach. which lit hlrd
Ihe
-women'!
singlea
finale
from
Betting, — Muilal. St. Louie, .220;
I, Oa., 8-2.
XlueteweM, Cincinnati, .311; Locklam ee behind Jackson villa
ianta- and
ffi.
Beach, which la second.
Tho team that flInleha* fourth
wUl have toipUy theI Ml
league chantHuni batled In - Sauer, chlca- an, Tampa. Via., 5-7, g-l, 8-2 .
a D*Land Red llets In the opeaSanford'* "Sultan of Swat" Managi'r Chuck Aleno wrested the
runs-hatteil-ln lead from Red Rob
ert* uf Di-luinil 'luring last week
In the Florida Stale League with
a nine Kill surge. Aleno hold* a
4 It HI lead over Roberta with 120
to 121 In same* through last F ri
day night.
W it h s e v e n
more game* re
maining, the glKiintlc
Sanford
•kipper ha* to
blast
11 more
runner* aero** to
tie Buddy Lake's
140 all-time FSL
record. At the
ireaent projected
pace Aleno will
drive In 137 rims
or 'our abort,
-I
leno hit hb
Chock Abno .jth homer hut
wick to give him the distinction of
hnvlng hit the second most homers
by an Individual FBI, performer.
D ei* eight HR** behind Kd Levy’s
Flute circuit record of 3.1, which
ii-i-ins distilled hi survive Aleno'*
determined challenge this season.
For the firul lime thl* year,
Ihe Seminole lllues have failed lo
J pinto at least one hitter among
the Top Ten batsmen In tha
Icigiie last week. Johnny Jmbra
' dropped lo ..3)B from hb .320
j fixiira of last week. Behind Jmhr* I* Joe 1‘erba with a .314
[ iiuik ami Aleno with a .307 perI lining* to round out tb* Hlue*'
I .100 hitting trio.
I The surging "Hlue Bombers"
■'•intituled to write State League
I hhtnry in the circuit-clout dopart: merit by ndding five more home
'intis tu extend their F SL record
1figure to 88 for tills leaton. Sunfr.id hi oke (he previous HR record
fuur weeks ago, set originally by
, the Hanford Giuni* of 1PG0 at (10.
I'he Blurs have already surpassed
. thiii record by 1ft und have seven
mure game* tu push It up even
mm c.
Meanwhile, Jon
Hurls'' continued
hU bid for
»
,jMir
Reichler Claims Fielding Keeps
Yankees And Dodgers In Front I
Loop Leading Sox
Tighten Grip On
F I L Firnt Place
r » .«
Solxas Is Keystone
Of U. S. Net Hopes
„
double In
X
; lolled t o n ,, with Herrn Rose, another Australian stir, team tIn the Southern wgntM'e r*-
Ihe.wntei.
(SttJSSrs;
80 Gridders Come
Out For 1st FSU
Gridiron Drills
rxv r. «. r w f i
K
f
Major League
Leaden
"rigs-
Sfru._
___
at Daytona fetch
Jeln ^rwventwMLeetburg at San:
gam**.
at Jacksonville Beach
ROLKHTA
BRADENTON (rt — Burl Bolaatn
,
j hit own
comeback and ia little bad
Tampa, pro won the Utlo
*r
w ar.
Sfiffl; “fai
««“““ •J a j j j i SSy K Ja^ Si'iSSftSS
r hla cloeat rival.
“"•'rSfo
Dot\,
Rain Cancels Three
State League Games
'dSUTTMBAtt
To say Insurance cum your UK
We wouldn't bo to bold,
Yet doctor* find—
That peace of mind—
U worth far mere than (eld.
Andrew Cnmn
M O M l* T
' '
iA;-]
M i1
�•1
—
THE W EATHER
IV IU l) D o rrr
P»:tl> cloudy t o cloudy through
Wednesday. Widtl> scattered *how«
« i ’ nuilhrast t « i s l « l iicllon. Seal*
t e n d ihii.sH> slier noon thunder*
ahu»i t s in viii Hi purl inn, U t o m l n f
widely sruttrrr.l \ft clnrsd ay. Mild
in tiiirlh mill rent ml jmrtluna. Not
quite mi »iii in in f a ir fine south
" fdlirsdn v,
rw tlxa yoor Sanford H tnld, City
D tU m j, by 7:00 F. »[., plena call
Y E L L O W CAU I I I !
•
V O LU M E X L IV
It
J
Enin hlish ed
IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
S A N IO R I).
l ’ U m il> .\
t'oujrrutuiulUms For a Hero
C ity
New Time Record
For W est-East Hop
A r tin n
* Cll0I,m
i i d . IN
A’
FO R CE HASH
>rs
from
tin
It I t holo?'* i
was shot down
hv a new type ie» fighter were
>!• Gulf nf Mexico
N tvy minesweeper,
in gn.iii physical con
To Widen French
i l ‘i
Housholdcr Tenders
His Resignation As
City Court Judge
Iwn
tl> t IM F M O'MAIIONKY
YultK
/I'i —A
police
uxtimat.'ii t l i m r i i o f two million
i'i‘i *"iu cintrc .i ludny *1 the
Vm.'iicun I ' Vinn pnrti'h'il up Fifth
tv,nine wilt 'h,' -iipi.'iu,' tilled
.'"ti.imtod.-i it
tViirht War II
i inm dung in ,ln< i s,,ks
li. ii Dw ight l* Fis.'idiower, the
Hi'l ul lii'i.n |'.. •.dunti il ."tudiilate,
app.arcd hiiiui.ulv overjoyed a*
Im Ill'll died
(docks in * blue
I I'd ion cap at the Ms 1 f Legion*
'-I W
Air Fore. ■ id. llllfieil the
mi u in SI a f f F g l. t'tm rles
D
ItUM-N. u , M* ri»iuill, Miss.. and
ft 1 1 man .Sc Mini H a S P,*l,'| i;
IB fft mi*, * 'J, III ITIt* i k B , III
I’ct Ii aid 1tip ft Ivl! fill" til's .......
lit* ■i tu di* d nt 1•p HIV* ■But duftft li
and Isis . tB about Ul * tiiriuy <dull
i* at# k • id y1 itfp Iteft ihi.iui'llimit
«t
tl.»An A .1 \ iila’I* 11 l l spotted Mi*
Mil'll HI 1lie' M tl* i uBimt 1 1 a
1 S 1 an. \ d.l
d iln* illkilip* ftft «'**pi<i
\
:
. PI U• ih*4 •■»'* lu- n. in . anli
i 1 sift t (| l B«* if
t* ■ «■1 limit>i ihi'ii HvVa
, ftM’i
I B«* \til 1 4114+* a ut 1 1 ln«il In
Squally Weather
Intensifying With
Winds Of 55 Miles
ils ilr v
fnrt Ihul he had been elected lit. Iliii ease is on appeal
ut
fc'mtir iMilhliH’f , ur hi* t ahi B It
county prosecuting attorney, he
lin in 'r l A , ( ’o ilie r , e u ln n m iu il
planned to resign from hi* office te e co u n sel, xul.l I. I l l - N S I:,eh, nil, l i .Ii ih4clnr«*tl
Aiiiufiftf thfti»i* ntfiiiilififtf i in
•ft
as bulge us »f Jan. 1.
now an a r t lu g a s s is ta n t n ltu in e y
Ife recommended that during g e n e ra l, a p p ro v e d th e (n i r e ia u i i h i , Klatli Haiti, vv•*11* iH'it v r l
Wpili’i npycr, w Ini lit'tith'i! i b . 1 it
the flsral year the budget ahouhl u f th e g ra n d ju r y , v iiu ln itim g 1 in
iat ’iia f « r T u f t " V u l i i i i l i h ' i i ■>eii.• i«*t
Include an increase of the salary i..'giro's m lin in U h B ilu !>
Ift'hJ I ritlftk linilllhll, Up tali'
of the municipal Judge from ft 100
B la c k , w h o w as p re s e n t a t to
tu ( ‘.’DO a mouth as recoitimemled duy.'s open h . a r i iig , sunl th is was V o r h ptilithhur; Mi t wi n B li • I ,
hy the Hemlnolc County liar As- in c o rre c t. “ T h e re p o rt w as r ,m l prmliluTit nf ihi* Nathih ii » •»
or* a n.
M W W
In
J U
i k.
Jnhmloti, ltd, prominent Industrial
ist, spnrlsman and tender in Dela
ware Republican circles, died ftlond*y.
: Hanford Herald
Vacation-Pack
No mailer bow far away
Irani home you may go on yae*
viral Ian yult ran raailllr raleb
Op on the hontn town newa hr
'--d in g the Haaferd llaraiA
when you return. Yon ran arraage wlih your carrier boy, or
through Charlie Morrison, drenlalion msnerrr. hr telephoning
14ft, lo have your regular hanee
nf the tleraM saved for you
while you are away, la ha da>
Uvered lo yaur boat# In one
.tarliage apon your return
re la no ealro
,alor weekly -----e will entitle all regalar rubb*r* lo ihla additional eervBefore leaving nn year vaIon alaiply notify rant toriiw i
pi|wnwipit
...
changing (ram H-2 residential, to
C-l commerelal, two lota on Fast
Second Street adjacent to the Vin
cent Fisk Market.
TO HONOR EVA
BUENOS A1RER. A rgentina(Ah—A giant torchlight parade
will march through the heart of
Duetno* Alma tonight to com
memorate, tha death a month ago
of E m rental* wife of President
Juan Peraa.
i
lo
llir ," lie to ld a r c p n ile i, "Put
had no n u tllu r l lv I" tippruvn it ''
District J u d g e G e o rg e II. M n n ic
cu lled
th e
r e p o lt
•’n s to iils h in g "
an d to ld th e g ia u d Ju ro rs lo t r y
a g a in . ’I lieu th e y re tu rn e d in d ic t
m ents a g a in s t F in n e g a n and n th
I
ur*.
C h a irm a n C lird f D. K y . Ims an nounced 1In- a im i f III. M .h -rn m n i l t l i e is lu fin d uut w lie llre r llie r o
w as a n y " i n le r f i r u n c e 44 w ill, tin 1
g rn m l J u ry .
Raid Collier:
"A fter thrvo weeks of dvliher
ntluii, the grand Jury suhmitD'd
to Judge Moore a so-called 'partial
icpurt' which Judgu Moore chaructvriicd ns ‘astonishing4 and 4n
,'uinplete vindication4 of the liumiling of tax cases in th« arm for
Ihu pant five years. Judge Minim
also questioned whether the report
was thu grand Jury’a own Idea, or
whstlier someone eleu'<i Idea had
been thrust upon It.
"Prior to llio Hiibmlsslun of tlie
repott, Kill* M. Black, than an at
torney employed Iii Ihu Tux
Division of the Department of
Justice, had been sent from
Washington to 8 t. Louis and hod
appeared la-fore the grand jury on
at least one occasion.
" I t la further kndwu that Ilia
partial report had been read to
Black and received his approval
before being handed up hy the
grand jury to Judge Moore."
Collier, In Ilia opening state
ment, did not mention that T.
Lamar (’.nolle, flretfliy -^ sld cn t
Truman last November from his
lob as assistant attorney general
in charge of tha Tax Division,
wont to 81, Louis with Black.
Black, now acting head ot tlm
T u Division, testifUd before the
(C u a tlB u s d
Y* " a 1.'
l
Ob
ease
Two;
• 1i.-lr i: A ll*!^ t- jjk l t J )
iiotnir (Jmnwil; I'hrincr It* u VV
KhiRNhiitil Miu’y, a I .onr I But
IttMiulilIcnii Ivmlwr
Mi 1
Tliouma K. Dowry's ................... idniinixtrution; Ifiihhi-II Miii' uii, . m w
owner of the Ainerlcnn M.i >y
MiiKailii", mill Itoherl Vvrr>■1>1 'hu
huxTinnu'liiau whu’wna Indd nh |,y
charg-c by CxeclioHluvahla
Fish (Irilnri'd lie winihl d In
definitely within IH limn* >ilu""’r
ho would hunnoti ii candidali to
oppose Republican Hell Irwin <1
lvi"i and whomever tin. Of....... .. t•>
inlglit nomlnnte.
Fish «erv»‘d «a a Riqniiilnuii
represent a live nr Cony rr • ti un
IP2I throiigli IP 11, wlieii I," mi*
■iitfenti'd for re-elertiull.
McCormick, publisher "f il."
Chicago Tribune, bolted itn<
puhlican 1'arty Raturdas :*nd
culled for organization of ihe
Ainerlcnn Party. .. ................ de
•crllied Kitrnhower a* "I I"" D «"
and Rteveniou at "Die nunmie- >d
Ilia CIO."
FIKKMRN OVF.KCOMi:
HAN FRANCISCO (/I'i
l">
firemen warn overcome liy 'iimke
and pan fume, as fire * w p ' 11
sandpaper manufacturing plant
early today.
The Ida in at the Uehr-Mu lin ing
Corp. plant sent about HD resident*
of nearby npartmenta scurrying
into thu street In night doming
but tha apartments were not dual
aged.
Firemen hatlled tha Mu Id, mo
blare for two houra before it a **
reported under control. Deputy
Fire Chief A. J , Golli ultimate'!
damagu at ( 20,000.
Gnu fireman, George Gainuili,
33, wax hoxpitalixad. Nine other*
v.ero treated at the scene.
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1 i i i t •• vfti|t*r»*«l h i *
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1 ru iu n h
n h i i i M.L « 11 ft*) Bi i *i | i i 4f •l NI r Ii ft i
I I , a n n«*\» ft fill
i MJ|hll(li1*'»i I* ftftf*1
Mrn. Edith Allen of
Oviedo Died Monday
OVIEDO - Mr*. Edith A. Allen
III year <>1.1 resident nf Oviedo
died venturday ill Orange Memo
rial llospitnl following a brief
(line"*. Site was horn In Iowa and
came in Oviedo over 20 year* ago.
.Surviving are tlie husband, C. L.
Allen; two daughters, Mrs. W. I’.
Until of Orlando nnd Mrs. Faye MHliull of Lynne, Fla.; two sun*. Lt
C. E. sMh'ii of Ran Louis OhUto,
C. K. Alb n of Han I ouls Obispo,
do; also five sisters, four brothers
and five grandson*.
Funeral services will lie conduct
ed at Rrlssnn Funeral Home, the
tints to be determined later pend
ing the arrival of Lt, Allen.
I,.
I...14,e
to w n
of
tlm ,gii - ul uii'i.m which many
•ilisfi via s sj,> I... .lisjilav.'.l when
a.i'll.- mg tin* I..*>fn»,ra Jtth an
nual s .iiiv. iiti.ui in Mii.lis.in Square
tlai d.'ii .'!•' 11•Iii v and in other
l-nliln1 iipct'.'lit's
'iiiHlimg and waving Ins cap, he
tbii' .v linn.Ii i'd , ■>( salutes tn tha
che-ruitf ci i,i
i Inc- In* dashed
tln n '
Iln
bin- i I m a i d i
blind
OUfPOST OCSfRVdRS **f lit*- I it t M illin' hivid.ui w.d.h , iiHt^lit'i>*tiii
i Itm d I i i f
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1 In* parade of tfi.niMI, which i*
j■i-4-i nil I" l ii hi' I'J hum i, stepped
ill
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In a n a m i th ro b
nt ll tons nl U III!
St) III
War Camp Riots Ike’s Progress
III Korea Result So Far Fails l o
In Many Injuries; Inspire Friends
( J i n . - C o m m i t - K 1 1l f . 1
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tn M.'ihl \\ :u It
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m ,idl'd uni gripped his hands ov-
i iiti|i i l iti B u r n t ) .>
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when la* hu<l to iHftftvA for a »«ri#»
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niftllv. i<»» *•*•* »l»ly liohliiur
up 'V I " wounded
i’i iiiin ly
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ft t.k'
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\ft Bill* hi* **«iirvlnd fm - * * (►
* t<* n
A i in ft iiul I hi* K11ii11' Li ml i.it.
I ii I'i* ‘ ivft'r iln* prift'*'
Infill,II"<I sources aid Woods an 11r imHiMi fil It IK 4hltll HIll hlil |iii *<Mil
|inrs-iilIV Inis been lapped for tin I'I i ftft I i l l m il KHfia n f I cm Ihi* |r| i
i»in*rH ri*p)ii*i| lu huif i' iia Kii'iiiolc.
$|d,DUD a year Job
ii Hh ii rnrk harniK1'
T l i " f a c t t h a t lie h a d a l l a p p o i n t
Ih imi oil Auir 15 k'lutnBt i»m
m i n i t o s ee M r
T r u m a n to d ay,
i i l . n i c w i t h A r n i i l l m u l Iv v .i i m m l v Ch»'J** I ' Bill 11 IMJl r«*I|«*lI Itl P-» Jill «"fl* t
I'im "I -ft Behind n
ul t»*.u
K la h ilire i
itn g 'i
I
I' nt r ii is ii, le nt
Ifiih irrcnmlr*i ami fm sm11 th*
w e ig h t In tlie r e p o r t
P u t i i a i i i Impi holier1* lo loftftrr ami Bum cuin
s u pervision o ver th e *'t,,h ili/a tin n
inniiirftt flaifin g .'lie le -, in e lm llliv I t l ' S a n d lie
ft kpuk) man fm Maj I•i-n. lias
O f f i c e n f K e n t Hluhili/a t i n l i , w h i c h
111,11( I Ihuktiiiff, «ihiman fuller ■>!
W n n . l i no w he a d s .
Amid! I.dd ll re|iortei he did 1,0 , ll N I'llW vamp:), auid ‘M’hcri* »
lio nmri* rolui’lufui:'' ahuul mHfiv
know Mr. Truman4* nlaux f«»r till
ing tile prlre poet. Putnam mu! I min luiionvr pena ami iraliiriiii'
"or«l**r it ml illfoiplltu*."
not Le renelii'd.
Ihi* fipiikenmifi nniii Bu Ji-r-) ul
Woods, H.1, ts a Nnvy viteran of
World War II. After the war lo ill** Chop! ifiviiluhl ivifift) ptni'Mii m
headed tlie Chicago rent control ol
nolilnry cuiifnuMneiil
fice. lie moved to Wnxhiliglnn in
HI 17 to become deputy and llirn
chief housing expediter, llo then
moved over to h*id the recent run
trol program.
U n til
U i i h ' i i , Ivan
In llo* fe-ri,al xtniosplieru of
Filth Avi'iiuu In' -hinved mitia fu
l ii'lie Woods Sm i|'
Likely Successor
01 I'lllis (i Arnall
A resolution commending the
work and service* lo Knnford of
J . L Ingley, former president of
the Hnnfurd Atlantic National
Rank, was ordered accepted and
filed, Hlmllnr lo a former resolu
tlnn passed hy the Cummlslun rc
cenlly. this resolution was submilted to the City by the Semi
nole County Chamber of Com
merce, with the request that It
he nut on tha minutes,
The Commission directed that
another letter he addressed to the
County Commission asking con
veyance back to the City or Block
4, Re) Air, which several years
ago was donated hy the City to
the County for use as a hospital
site.
Commissioner John Rader inode
another try to have tlm conversa
tion of, the commissioners ampli
fied hy means of table micro
phone* and an amplifying ayatetn.
The motion retullrd In a tied vote
and tha proposal failed.
Referred to City Manager
Thomaa Leman for estimate was
a prune**' hy cltisens on North
Ruitunerllp Avenue in tha Mayfair aectlon to pay pro rata costs
on paving a portion of the street
General Is Genuinely
Overjoyed With Re
ception
Accorded
In New York Parade
Napalm Bomb Blasts ‘Bunker Hill'
the
Scandal Probe
Ham Fish May Be
Unearths More American Party
Dirt In Tax Fix Prexy Candidate
Kurletlnn,
NO. 3
Two Crewmen Of Air
craft Shot Down Hy
Mi .lake Rescued By
Naval Minesweeper
•
The City Commission last night
continued action on the French
Avenue widening program by em
ploy ing Volie Williams li . al
P u l l e y , to negotiate fin porebuie
ul property not yet acquired fui
light-oi-way purposes.
More than 2o paicels of land
have a l n » d y been acipurcd liy
lip* city for this purpose, accord
ing In II N. Huyer, city r i n k The
State Road Depart meni in-eiitly
approved appraisals of parcels
winch are required.
Proposals
hy
Mr.
Wilhaimt
were accepted by the City in re.
c-ir.l lo navment* fin seeoring the
ih*M’ w in tit Iii*i iurv»V‘H' rtintiii^
right-of-ways.
lit* c1/ tit cMAvmt'ii " f Ihi* If 17
in n letter to Hie t oinmissinn,
V-Mit hinnl fit! m ill ‘tin fitt*i* i t u f l
.Mi. Willlnius had ptupnsed that
ft miii millHti v lni‘‘i,'t ;il<iri^ tin* 1 inil‘
lie lie paid ffiO for enidi pmeel of
*M
,v 1 Will* Mflll i11 lift VI.IT'Ilk tv.
land by which he secures iln- di ed,
fit.' .'It i'll iii «'ll
or if iIn- deed is secured liy some
V I Idl IMi ny * Ini' li i Imt 114'sI Up
i lie else ns the direct m u l l of lie[ • t.p.l Vi »M it'll III)/ H»»
goliatiou.
11 ■(null I null
lift''Mil
I'll lllf
IN Ih i WIM11 HOUS1 rOaw QAMU.rf &»*vU l-mt li un*m enhf l«luUt«»
lie also *,-.Xed Is* De paid J ID
I fit* .1 t V
IV
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t
h
IV.
mi roe preparation ot initial con
l i ' It 1 1 \\ a’ ■.ul i piitmit|‘ iuli•
I ’uPK t’L'M&tLill.i I M T( 1 m I *>1 tUlMhl At h i t , k*l<tld|ft I d d d i ' l l , ,\ll» Hill l i l t
deninultou proceedings on each
tin <till I m f l.'illii'H Mt.iuliiv I■s ft
f 1111Jk‘*l 11s11y|j 11> III fill 4.?it I tlUHil .Ha* 1l k*"l* t VVM Lilllill 111, S h .in m , la
parcel thul it is necessary m con
i f i ’ k i t h i i l hv ll r - h i i t 11y m i in
J tih ii, 3., w Hu H H 'llii n in m id r v .i *1 l»\ tB*4 v«11 «-11««111 > M . m M;»rtii*r, *U *
iletnn, mid that (HSU )»■ paid for
t i M* lf.1*ft lit Util it l l ' i l t h
»'<i lit I il lli 'i I
cacti parcel that it is necessary
native nf \Vp-d Lll>«it>. liv . It .w mun: m ’'III HicrfM, i-4.nr. tihet l.
i» i 111;liti*i
tu carry completely tiuougli con
u ii’ui hihi it I ileft'liVL* f «i ntniiiit.iif i p«i * In tlir * I’li tu 1m it* ** Vnlf ut * •
I hiti i i '•Wlitltft Nvliii Ilit I irlm(l‘v|
deinuation proceedings, including
of Kori'd, tMuthlditf Iho t ir t M.»iiiu * 1>iv» uu
Inutk uut of u it^i
i i i l ’ t l In* m ;ii* i iii I i h 1 to un ko!
cool t uppearances.
•.t hv I'.J iiiif ■mill'll In Hu* i i i‘u ft»l‘
The possibility of Hanford be
* jut ■hut I'H V I-'I \imr If*«111 \ lif.*
ing shorted In the future Hints*
l ift V i . w 11• v » i * i | t,| linn
Mlllllh't
Arterial System of highways was
Inter llo4 nt i n wm |»tmii'l* >! By u
pointed out hy Mr. Williams who
i**i 1 1fit* i mu tm m, ninl Iln nniii
m i etred to II led-lined map of
wll.mli'l d-iii i«nfli 111.
Florida uf Ihu proponed system as
ft Infill fiuthi*rUlifs ^sii«f lUo vvinir
prepared 111 a report by a firm ot
New York engineers for the Slut*1
111. , nniv ninl lull of llo* tlioiin
Road Department. This clearly
l*l(i!!•«
p j«ft■it r«l y c lliA i n t lim
indicates th at the north-south
Winr It ccilll«llfeal In' iflNtuiirui'illl'J
Highway between lie lot lid and Drh u m ili*' ||iotlii»r |*lnhft*. ftvliit'h i i
lamln Is phusned to pass m in i T a m p e r i n g W i t h h 'e i l i t / . I I .- f l n t i . r u . >u " t .
uf lb* ■‘•me tym’ ami modal. Tlu
distance west uf Hanford, pro
. v . J' l u
. w ‘ |fM(„ Vl-p >c, dldhl show tip oti'lh "
bably through the towns uf Luke
e r a t 'G ra n d Ju r y
Is
t i.ilis m ,
M r tn u i.s in I hft'lih'i'h, iminr*i'iip*i. nidi'll ill *
.Monroe amt Lake Mary.
a
&
*. i
* .
,
I in tui ili«ii*'i ul*, it 11silt {ifti i h l o l o r n I •
U o iiiR
Iiiv c s tifia ie tl
The report
stales,
however,
A rm
N ew
l ) t \ i l i : . m hi*
"Since ally planned urteriul high
|),r \11 I \n i'i* iilrht if It'll 1li
li'lllSI* it
w a r i i i n g t u n T a ’i
way network must lie flexible and
S I \V \i l|(K */»N I m . H*’l> rit ivii hi nf Iln It |/ ih l.l. i i'l
H top
uduptiihle to changing highway vestlga.i>r» were told tint,
Il a tniit on I i - li -nt ul 11HIn > 11' a if. | see l:
V nth l t l \
I, rillflftpft''«
heeds, tills suggested network .ln*th e Dt>par>ineni mi, ll li p
i inilur M:i
prni'tl 11 giand jury , •i t VIIt t yh iiili'riiH* ill hit mi,1* fiet
Mm
l l » n» \ \
I h iil.
!
should not tie considered to de
I hit. t i l l a
l Iii- l i i ' i
D jii,
i .
a l
dicUtillg tile wll> lav 1 1 1 M
It I I 11 11(141 \ i , I 1 t ill \N4H1111 )
signale with finality ally puitl
Ilia* Its V
% lilt I It M|| Fa II V I
n| s
handled ill St Louis m 1 <1
m \\ < . 1 . 1
m
1 1 . vt. > ft ** i )
cular route."
hy I I KuBt i t ll Mi-1
ht
,,
..
i proved a gland )m >
\ l , i j Ha»« B IS I t * f f r l U . Shaw m
tV. Spencer attorney, op , ,.1U| ltlltlc ,menls ....... .
4 lift'll I'h B Il t llll
M ih V t , ( apt 111*ft1*■i II H lu k i
petiri'd again In behalf of his tiro r .-lm ru'd.
i'i it filli llift* uli44i
' 11'it
;u, M ia m i, S
Snt
* hnI \v* t*
ther Jim Spencer, owner of tinJiUft I y I n u j i J i - M t " r i i i r i a l i 1
im (
lllVI'stlgH k.,1 s 111-.! Ill'll'. 1 t . '. t l
i
i Mi l fliiin, m > . r Hm
Anchor Dm, and suggested thul n t o n y t h a t l e a d i n g p i - t i e . ■ u l t h i a l t I'siK, m l t i m il to nal mm
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MIAMI— </!*>— The itpinlly area the City secure u “ proper up U t lv is .' il u S t . I. o o l ') g m e r n o t . o t ot
IH'iilt««ihM v%ii i Bmi ii ul i •B*.•
I..* M .hu A tiu ia n f h t ’MlMH In**» l* i'li’i
this
property
ul t o r , i.’y l o a v o i d p i i l e n l i n , : ' a * IfnVi* T'll V|i * " r inti k a l i
In the Atlantic about I,’too miles nraisiil’ on
I fiftl B‘ l: ihj/,
I h*-' ft*la lift', III
French Avenue and the Orlando en-ie- in ih . -m m * y .i n e i
t> un
east south. n*l of Miami is inleiisi
Vill'll 'til (ill Ih N I'H \ t»l i
< 'li.
fying amt now packs winds nf 8ft Highway. ID' nulnled out that the less a s k e d t o .l u so h> t h e i t ' a Amkproperty should be appraised fur u y i D i'p iir lm e n t.
miles an hour, the Weatln-t Hu
Il'tl
H i * M k h l ( i h « l i h l i i - i \\ ii
i
use to wliieh It was put, and said
l*V 'JH |i|*hluili»‘ li( I t i1j m1 11 B» ii
reau reported today.
■i"»M
IM le o f fie in l .Hill llie .liis iie e I 0that
to
put
up
a
building
to
re
u f \\hhiu Bait n ftft|s|it m Li .1 * i . l . 1.
An II a.rn. HST advisory h>
in m n u 'iil ill.l n 't " iv a n l to ......... in
rated the muni I wave l"r, miles , plneo the present one would cost Ooi rassail44 hy a jury pml'e into **r1 A T*ifl uf oiiii. hi l.< i I ►
• it
n(f
unrthensl of Ran Jo an ,
-to I at least 187,000, andI In secure a luxes euses, the evidence lime I Iii** Mui ' Arl l mr f m (ht •.« 'I
-u
Rico, mul ikmid it wiih rimvlnit I ^uUahle nil**, at null $ ft,000.
I lo se developments i nine its . ilfthliul 111*111111111laiti.
n o rth w n f nliuut |!l mllvn mi hmir
"Wi* nr*» w M tln jf timu,' infer- Hun*.'
Judiciary
sohe.niiinlll' »•
A n i 11 f «*r 111 (i I jmiII it nit nt
A Navy Imrricitne hunting plane posed Mayor IV II Stemper, "the
lii'lie,I the 81. I .ouls s.nnlala ikll«'llillh|C nhiivvia) utily Mu
rm
V\ v . ' l l l N ' i ; I'M S' </!•*
T iirlu* L
from Ran Junu said Htmngesl, mutter will have lo go before a iv Ineh led to eonvielom nt .linn - tii'h Ihviuht l», IsHi'fihti"
11ll'
W iM ifd
«In' f i i i l h i t i 1** f i l l ft'untrol
I1. Finnegan, fornu i .'..lie. tni ,i llt'j'uMit'uri Ht'miihi', uiiJ M
winds were confined to the north- JDiy anyway.
ill li t*, tt.iJiiv \4 a t *’ |»«*it»*-i a
ht*i
east ifuadrnnt. It extlinnted Hum . . Municipal
Judge Karl|jvia
llous
internal revenue, un eharges ,t era <!ivii!«m| h#’tui*i*n o |■|•
.
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f t. | m , "<h • Bi'fftd o f l i h 1 M f f i v r <*ft
holder
twmoiinrcd
dint due
the iiiisc.iiiduel ,n m fice lust Mutch t Si*v. Aillni I*, Hti'Yft'iJNhik, M
at shout r.r, mils' t nn hour.
l*iii»' f ifti1 #*it(*•11 Mi-.vi imr i i
"The sipiall wave lit the Attnnlle
eontlnue* to Intemlfy slowly," the
advisory s,,hl, “hut the elrrulntinn it still poorly organised nn.l
the center Is wide and diffuse."
Another plane will elierk the
area again thin afternoon. The
advisory said the *ipinllv wave
wax expected to continue II* west
northwest movement nt about I'I
miles ail hour for the next K!
hour*, "with alight Inletndflru11011.’*
Hurricane* pack winds of 7ft
mile* an hour or more. The
sometime* develop from nur
sipially easterly waves at this
lima of year.
An easterly wav* la simply an
area of wind ami rain moving
frdnt vast to west across the
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SavedByNavyLisenhower, Legion
March Up 5th Avenue
C o m m is s io n
P i ir t i ia c
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NOHTHKHN I UHLAN I) (/H)— A
British jet bomber flashed across
the Atlantic Ocean and hack today
In slightly over H) hours.
The double rrossing ill u single
day was thu first in history.
The sleek lilni'k Cunlierru also j
smashed nil previous rerunls fur u
west l» east
passage
ns
it
streaked home from Guilder, New
foundland, western ter lllllins of
the eple flight.
The whole trip i'f t i l l miles
took ID hours (out minutes, m
eluding u 2 hour stopover
ut
Gander.
This was the timetable of the
bomber's trip. In l term . of llrllith
Daylight Time which n sis hour*
ahead nf Eastern Rtsindiinl’
8 :8 4 A. M.— Lett Aldcrgruve.
ItiUtt A. M.— Arrived Gniulei.
I *n l». M.— I oft Gniub-r.
4 :8 8 P. M.— Reached Aldcrgruve.
I tie plane fought 11mi mile un
hour headwind* on (l« east to wist
flight, hut waa lislpe.l liy them
oil the trin home.
The average speed on thu home
leg was jiim over Don miles an
hour. The •.\072-inde flight took
three liiiur i ‘i l5 lililiiltes Idle flight
from Noithern Ireland to New
foillldlniid I "quilt'd foul bum - dr
minutes. Tlml whs alum i la miles
an hour slower limn the en»l-tow p i I record of
183 IH miles un
hour eslnhlished lust August in
the same |d:me by the S'inie pilot Wing t'otnliinndvr Itnlnml lleiiu
niont of the Itnynl Air Force,
The new ivcst-to-eust record was
easy to estnlillsh. Fur imue than
IS years the r e c i d has lieen 2D
hours 2D minutes, set l.y the
Americans II. T. Merrill and J . S.
I.nniltr In a Lockheed pi.me Many
commercial planes have made bet
ter times, but not under official
liming conditions approved by the
International Auronuntical Fed
eration
liraimioltl grinned as lie Jumped
from tile plane lulu a light dritilo
which begun fulling half an hour
before the Canberra arrived.
Jfu waa- followed by Co-Pilot
P e te r Millwood, who took over the
controls un the homeward half
of the flight, and Navigator Ucnl*
Watson.
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(I t)ii||iii*rit «*n I'.Iu»
de- f 4n,>
Activities of l.iims
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For Improft ements
Reported By ftft'il to
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i
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fakiMi ill five new memher’i an 1 and |'uihlo<i citt thul ill the I.aKiI
aimouiired Mini BtfilKht he will at
r.'liv area I 1 to w lionie-. imve bean
fend Ik lllll ly ill I lie WI ill PI* Pail tn..ir within tl," past thru# years.
I IS AIffi IftN IHROI'DLjl
I 1011*4 4M11h jMven in Iniimr of -B'Bm
I Ids is in tli" Waits f arms area,
MK.XICU CI TY—f/Pi—
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In
i>e, ri one mile clay surfaced
government
bus
dropped
all
I'ntl Vft’iilinm l ion -leeund vice
' lunges agonist r.H ojipoxltion poll iire'.ident, presi.li'.t to,lav, nnd i.dd mad branching off Remmoli Drive
tieianii at rested aflei poat-elrc uf heine ws lcinned (>v l inns eluh< '.oil continuing smith and east of
the Race rraek It is Imped, ha
ttuii riots lust month in which during his recent I,ip h< Keniuck
said, to have thu road hard surfour persons were killed.
»i"l Tennessee
(aci'd and extended east tu con*
Tlie fiH were followers of I'resi
I'laiia for a U"iiiln>r of project'
ii.vl with tin* roseawdlH-GahrlalU
•Is-nt ml Cumliilute lien.
...........
n ladies nigiit and
lt»ad
llenrliiuei Giumaii, who nun over >Incken hart.... .. In mid'Septeuitn
Mi. Dutton a pu*i office «tn*
wlii'lmingly defeated In Hie duly d! wine diarusurd.
mtiiig hy the giivernment eandi
Mnlenlm MneNeill, who wiis wel I'lovee, stated that lie will return
ruMleii hack following Ids recent ! to Chicago Saturday,
date, Adolfo Ruix Crotlnen.
Tlie charge* against them liad illness, expressed thanks for til"
included fomenting social strife, Mowers sent to him hv the clue
members when he was in the bus
lioni'cide, altat'k agaim t autlioi
ities, and carrying and discharg pilsl.
RiTZ
ing firearms.
"WASHINGTON STORY"
WINS PIIRLICITY
MM) • 2:45 - 4:30 - d:ir. • 8:00
Miss Evelyn Jones of Hanford
and 11:4!)
ft] AND H I'ltO.MliN ft DH
ami tlie two recently born Han
MOViKLAND
Hie 4U and H will hold its month ford fawns who bail previously
44Siuae to Tucsau"
ly Promenade at tile Legion Hot appeared in tlm N. ft4. Times are
7 :ID, Feature 7:42
Wednesday night at 7:30 u'clnck, featured in n nhntnirrnph in King
Intermission Uol , Feature 0:49
following a chicken pilau stinner Features Hvndlrato's nation-wide
Pn AIR I Ft LAKE
which will lie j^repxrud hy Ghi * "New* uf Tlie World1' dated July
PilA IIlIE LAKE
Voyageura ar« 10, Forrest Rreckenrldge, man
DcCare Writs
"Lure of the ftVildeiuaaa*
requested to attend the supper nni 0ger of the Chamber of Commerce
7:15 - 8:15 - 10:30
meeting.
anncunced today.
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Lucky
Haven. T u lt*
tltiontt. J u r y ’s I ’al
i » if*e*<*U Club whirh lv*t « bitterly fought play off aerie*
Thi* I. Ilnliavri’a H|*vrting
to W ll.o n -M a le r for tb * a v ith a ll tharnplofikhip o f Kmif»r<l t i l l . aumrii< i
ItobaviT*
plareil aervnd in tha re g u la rly athaelulrd aenavn m ul fu icm l W il.v n -M a li i to go Ibe
lim it v f fiv e g a m e. Iv w in the ebam plvnahlp. Fro n t ro w , le ft to rig h t, Jim I ’erinlng-
T h e Sports
Register
fly KENT CHKTIrAIN
Hpe.rla Kdelerr
Friday
rlday night's Memorial Hladlum
dadbnlmn mid Family Night ax
wl/I he
be? (andtrnvngmi/n that will
wlrliril Into tb* Hernlrmle HluaI’nlHtkn Aralaa .cliedulrd twin
hill abould afford enough enterlalnriiriit for Ibe average fan.
U in, k A lu m
to 1*0*1 (lit |IMhL
A r llv ille *
w ill cornm enra a t
ft: I ft p. in. end w ill la a t a t least
u n til 10:00 p, m.
T, b e
Hemlnnl*
II1 ii « manage,
nmol has gone
overboard for Ilia
families of local
fans by offering
t bcin a w a r d s ,
which a* General
Manager J n li n
Krhiitr aald earli
er Hill weak, “ la
our w ar nf ifiowIn# tha rlub'a
appreciation for
th e
wnndarfol Jah# NrWar
barking during (ha staton that
will a liable tha niuai to flntih
the sclimliile."
Hanfonf and lha Campball
l.nailm Amar Iran Legion I’oat
IN
■J* . oih«r ••mai, Jackinnvlll* k<
SH O ES
ft la
tribute
I n r s
should
ti fitting
th at tlm
I l.cglou
pay hum
Ironically, Greason'a debut In
Ihi* Torn* loop war again*! Iloli
Hodgkins, Iho f|r*t Negro per
former In the longue. (ircanon
loot Hodgkin* nml tha Dallas
Fugle* In that flirt tc*t.
age to H anford’*
war daml
by
dedicating * h "
stadium, which it
Jn a l Fie ld
lh a fln a arh laven ian t n f piogtevv
In Hanford.
Hill (Iraaarm, Nairn pltrker,
who hurled « shutout victory
oatr tha Han Antonio Missions
D E S IG N E D
TO
G IVE
|{|
(j(
(|,
ft l in j
n I 1 o
II (1 it o
4 i
n
gum*.
The umpire ruled that Schulti
hart to bat for himself and then
Jerry promptly lined out a game
winning single.
Larry (lalaa, who la cur
rently trying out for lha Hamlanlt High Hehoot football learn
and who played outfield on this
yrkr’
rV akrceasfnt Jen Inr legion
nine, h is what we think la a
striking facial resemblance lo
Jaehle Jensen, star Washington
.Senator outfielder.
John Keotl, new Celery Fed
rage mentor, reached Akron Pile!
High lo the state
basketball cham
pionship in 1DU
and Into the fin
al* the following
y e a r.
In six
year* of h i g h
school coaching
Bcott has guided
hla chargss into
the Ohio H t a t e
c a g e regional*
fo r four m o r e
„
„
, y«H*. It la little
Harmea Morris wonder that Csl-
H O m tA LL
CLKARWATEIt (At - Hollywood
beat Pensacola Navy 5 4 In 10 l n ^
nlngs Wednesday night and will®
meet Clearwater tonight to decide
the Florida state softball cham
pionship.
Hollywood came lo life In the
eighth Inning to score twice and
He the game 4-4, then punched
■croia the winning run In the
ninth.
*nd Dual) Rhode* with 14
each, followed by Johnny tmbra
with nine and Fred Cavatlaro
and Franji Hmllh lied at five
apiece.
The Hlues have hit a total of
8’J this year and still have 11
Turbine generators provide 00
games to play a t thla writing . . . P«rr cent of all household electricity
finis, used in the United Stales.
INTRODUCING
I.GCAt, rriMPAHV IN HOME MIPROVBMENf FIELII
t
CAPABLE OF HANDLING ALL PHASES OF CON
STRUCTION IN REMODELING AND ADDITIONS.
W15
MAINTAIN SKILLED WORKMEN AND DESIGNERS.
WK FINANCE YOUR JOB ON A MONTHLY BASIS WITH
NO MONEY DOWN!
W i; ALSO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS ON NEW HOMES.
CHUCK ALENO
SCHOOL
YOUR
O P COM FORT A N D LO NG W E A R . . .
k>
ton, C. O. Jonea, Dob Mason, Hill Fleming, and Walter Graham. Top row, left to
right. Hen Wigglna, Max Pundom, Hob Huaore, Homer Htoffer, Gene I'ennington,
ami Chuck lllaaen.
No. S3 iiw p * Jo e l F ie ld , I . i * ion
bud • dog "n*rd e d lta llo n ch a irm a n , a debt nf A vni/led,”
Webb
thanha fu r h la planning and
Jones, who tec*
a ffiH ta for lh a d a d lcallim . Fie ld
orumended t h n
a pant n b a ile r p a rt irf I hla year
bullet arm fling.
try in g lo tin * up n long IU I
«r tv the HL
o f e l l l * and n atio n al Ix-glnn
Ixnle Hrownlcs
ra le b rllle * In n lla m l lh a Memiinod tlm Okla
homa I n d i a n a .
r la l Ktadlum 'e d rd ira lio n , a ll In
Grenson waa dls•in a v a il,
charged fiom the
T h * N a tio n a l A m erican Legion Marine* in June
Com m ander
w as contacted
on and wrote Jones
numerous
occafor a job. In n
elfins by
Fie ld
e'
s h o r t JJm<- I h n l i ^ X w B R H
but dates h n d
•'i Marine made Webb Jonaa
tim e could not lie
ilic lila Jum p to tlm C I h m A A
I ,i r o li r I 1 n d
Tm m League nml been me thn
between the two
second m inted p la ye r to w a r
lx-glo n nalres.
p la y in th at c irc u it.
back *
i>j
Tor. Joy t
S tln * Lea. M'lnaad
L. PH.
rnmiiiandci* J <f Galloway and
Jam** filiiglelsiy for tlm IIhk
raising.
I.luiil* will no onl, •oil Mi.
N.I.F, following lli» buglii rail to
Ihw color*, and with |iollri» m r
■put lights focused on the scan*,
•ml with lli# ham! playing I In*
filar Spangled llanncr, il>« flag
( • 111UK earamutiy will follow,
fir, w, P. IlmiiKa Jr., pastor of
Tjf. DfJftWlf Hfich lilaiulori,
MWW I'llfp Ip lh« jfiiuo, uiad
MINI nil; «m! four Pi Uim arrnri
W Win (hair gatiia. Pafallm pul
Marching Mil*, owned by C. D.
McCarthy. h*j lawn pointed for
ibe rtakr and will no doubt be a
yironottnced faterita.
Htm^vtr,
rt midrrabla cppoution i» export*]
frtan Need, a apeedatar aant bar*
from Maaaarbuartta. and Subm trine, who war flown Kara from
Portland. Oregon-
leading pie*It ivn.
Aitvally, vnly two
iBllwlurtlwt
»t
glillngulahed
guest* by Kstlyls Hmuhvldsr.
A fj»(t raiamunv will follow,
end th* flag
will b« tb s'
whisll WM |il*r*d oil III* <of fill of
th* lain .faik fjllloii, first «f •I*"
World Wai II liarous h u m H»ml
nol* Coijnyt in b* killed In a'Hon.
An honor guard of IoinI Negro
J.tglmiflilr*. of IIm f.Tisiln* Youiik
I'nal 807, will 4Ml ry III" flag to
(h* flag |io|o afl*r receiving it
from Oumiilkiidar Coritsll and
• y n u i l PaiNikR u ,i.
M ite
goods i
Gil Glp
V
m
ilrlaiid v
a
aw
ll 41
i ANV m ill
M l *Vr ID
Mean i blla I I I 1.1«dv **pil sii/ed vn Iba Aralaa
railing
m
Th* aacuud program will fvl
Wilt p M 'lilll II
v o
M ernvriat
h a n frrd failed u lalea fa ll
* d v a » laye v f it* vyt*>/rfu nity Iv
r eta anvtbar f v ll g a w * «m Iba
f 'a la lllia A rala a a ia lb * ever ra t
li r e * le a w M rv g g l* fu r lb * vara
r*M afaio g p U y -v ff berth tsat
tugbl aa Iba Itlv a * drvM w d i*efv ra Jar liaaeb, t e, in Me.
uie/vial M a d lv a .
Tha
heriiiiw/iei
m v ff» d
tb *
gv'*le« vp fv ’it v n lt y tv cut t>w »,V,
gam* m a rg in » *p a ra lin g tiix w
frvM tie* A ra le a a , » i* * are lead) tug the fiv e vthwr team * in the
ieagve f,/» ll^r f v 'if t ll play v f f »p*/t
in «b> ie*tt M’aavi, K iia'jg iiiie aa y'*.
I'a la t r a
Iv tt f v r tire **evnd
ilr a ig h l night t/r the M 'vrvd plaee
eraytvna lira e h ItU n d e ra , 'r ■'!, but
Uyi. Vt krap tba
lian fvrd
(five* h ■ gsm a« U birtd Ilia |j* ' *
*,f tb» , «,
f'a iale
r a i emvntea
will begin Wt
lilt* Ilia tttadluin
with tha unvall'
In# of a l/ivnr**
pla/pia 11*,wring
a l l a«>vi*em*it
arid wvmeu from
lUmlnvla Omn'y e*ii*l tb* war
fu d .
egh..
ffyar It"'! leglvnnalie*
frrriw the
(ompbell |/*»*lng l'«»l No, 61 will
U praaaut in inp* alvng with rrprt at ill alive* f» i*m all Id |x,*t» In
IM* Math lll.til.ll ami aeveral
Ollier pvet* Ihrmlghviil tha •****•
Kvllvwlng tb* In went Ivu by
Chaplain Jvlm llvi,laIn. r, vf lb*
d w b !* i.e ader
MUdkuv
i
will l*« admitted
apvr, lb* p*/*li»»a vf a *p*'ial
bargain dural Many awaidr will
fa mad* dvr In* tha dviblOt* *d»»
T b a w a u lf v l evening'* a r llv ille .
b ill en m iaarm a t b i t p m . tv
m vnvw
a flra -
l ight
•lb nml t h r OnnanlatHiti Sept. tlh .
T h e pnmt
w ill ha
uieed and tba atght g ra y h tn tn d tp
having th * hig brat
•»
the fmraki of tb * rlin v itia 'iu e .
V ill r e rate tba H aata.
C H IL D
PLENTY
A T P R IC E S T O F IT
Y O U R P O O tE fB O O K I
o
4 a 4 11
l 0 <1 0
n a i l
J u i r m i n pitched h li u t h
.
TMtory of (ho year over Tut-pfaoo Jn
«T to ff 15
non mil iao-.o
ooo «>o uos—*
I, Tramlwny, Kl•rt#, OomalM I.
actioni thick rub*
, traction traad.
» |.4 9 & u p
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IT YOU D O * T
THE WEATHER
r*t*lt* fo u r Sanford Herald, City
SThr H a n f o r d
D«Uvary, by 7:00 P. M., ptes»« ra il
Y E L L O W C A R M il
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V O L U M E X L IV
iim ilo
A N IN D E P E N D E N T H A IL V N E W S P A P E R
E o ta b lls h e d 1 9 0 8
SANFORD,
F L O R ID A
C ln r
prrtlv Motitlv through 3 *1Utllav w|Hi widely xeattere.l aftermwm thiindcrshirwera rxrept a fese
nlgl.l and morning dinner* on the
lower F i«l I ■ •**(.
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F R I D A Y . A U G U S T 22. t l >:»2
Aw r titled I’rcvs Leaned Wire
NO. 1
Moscow Radio Herald Celebrates 44th Birthday; Oil Companies A d lai C a lls
Blasts U.S. As Files Indicate Times Have^haiiged ^ r t Accused H arry Trum an Nixon W ill Support
Crime Ridden
Of Unfairness “ Key Figure” McCarthy Same As
11
AN
nilhllr
aTiil that
ll>V HOBO UK
D EAN
nubllr il*'tn
demand
(bat Thu
The llnrulil
Herald
Thr Sanford Herald, which first mb* l»en established . . .
appeared In print Aug. 22 . IPOS,
"The Herald will not. he of a
celebrates 14 year* or continuous billon* hue nr a rabid nature but
pnhliration III the lame building will treat all subject* in a straight
forward manner, giving the high
Tells Scnatoi
the I Hr It. J. Holly, The Hoi a ll anil the low, the rich and the M S A
incorporated «* The Herald poor, the same equal Justice.
Concents Practice I
Printing Company by M i. Holly.
"We want It to go Into the
W, M, Hsyjtes, today owner of home like me Florida sunshine,
I ’ r i c e Discrimiti-t
the Haynes Office Machine Com spreading hop*, faith and belief
tion
On. Wide Seal"
pany, and G. W. Kinahau in IDI I. in God nnd man, full of comfort
Mr. Holly edited the paper till ind encouragement
Bv G. MILTON K E L L Y
19211 when it pasted Into the hands
With happy reports of civic proof th» present publishers except grass and.................................
'social activity, the first , WASHINGTON 'J*—The Muted
for a period of several year.* dur t .me of the Herald certainly does Security Agrnry (M SA ). In it n> 1
ing World War I when Mr, Holly not seem to tie "of a hlllpus hue." rc|Hirl In Investigating senat »
served overseas with Hie Red The major arllele on the front has areused llv e ll S nil coin, ,
Cm** and the Herald was edited pu •" tells of a "most Interesting nles of heaping "an undue bill'd. .,
m inting" of the C ity Council at'.
on the American taxpnye
by Mr, Haynes.
Inspection of the first Issue of width "three rompatiles ask to put tor (heir own profit
It named the live as Stand .,.1
The Ib'tnld whlrh appeared Sat In electricity
icily and two ntbrra ask
urday, Aug. 22 . 1998 , reveal* a fianehlses tor slieel railway*.
Oil nf New Jersey, Standard '>■
trflcrtlou of simple country liv
One of the group* seeking a of Callfornln, Gulf (Til Co.. Rncm
ing as It was found In an Amrrlt franchise "for the right and Vanillin fill i'n and the Texas ' ■
The rr|wirl. requested hy doran town of the quiet ypar* pre- privilege to have and opeiate
street railways, the mad lo be Sciiiile Small llnalnrii ('omic 1
rrdlng 1917 .
n il it* m atlbrsd the firsl issue operated by electricity, gasoline Ire's monopoly *ubeommlttre ,<> I
of Hie Herald proclaims "fn San
„urb other motive power as made puhlie Thursilav night. ■■
ford— life Is worth living," and may he fiom lime to time*noth ruar'l the live of "p in e rllirrn"
on the editorial pngc it Stale* < ri*nd hy city ordinance" Included mntion on i world wide seale '
It* reasons for coming Into exist such leading Sanford rltlrens a* said they inflated the prlrc of ml
ence.
the late K, O. Chase, Sr., the ihippeil from the Middle East
"Fo r nearly a score of year* late A. T Rossller, the late A. I' European nation* receiving M n
there has been a crying demnnd Cotitt-lly. the late K. I1. Forstei. *hall (Man aid
Tlie .lushes Department,
•’
for a live newspsper that would and the lnt» J N Whltoer
worthily represent the liberal and
The City Connell also look or MSA'* request, already ha* fd> ■'
enlightened rlti*«n* of 'his com- Moll on I onutriiclltlg sewers be mil t>< recover vi inilllim dull'
I I I*H11Itll V*(| tin I'MKF !**'•*
from the five ■ oinpauir* oil glnuml
monwealth. It Is to supply thnt
»
Says
It, , In Dangerous1
•»**; '•'•>•,“*■*;
«
.
For People T o Use
H igh w a ys Alone O r
T o Travel Subways
WASHINGTON ‘.P -R adlu Mm
cow h n lei loose a fresh hlasl
at U. S morality. It picked on
New York City this time ond laid
crime hat reached such n pass
there that "It hat heroine extreme
ly dangerous for people In appear
alone In the streets "
"T e rro r Is rile " In this nation's
largest city, the Soviet broadcast
announced This trrrnr. It was
suggested, Is not confined lo the
itreets of New York, but also to
Its subways
The Slate DcpaMmrntt old re
porters about the broadcast, which
was picked up he American guv
ernment monitor* Moscow lladlo
has been squaring off against 11 S
cities for some time Jersey I lly
and Baltimore already have come
under attack*
The Russian Radio riled a series
of articles by the World Telegram
and Sun It railed It a "rra rlm n
ary paper" s- ax nu Illustration of
what It railed "the notorious
American way of lile ."
It aald all lls m olrrlnl lor the
broadcast come |rnm these dories
Said the hroadrnxt:
" It has become extremely dun
gerous for people to appear alone
In Iho street*. No one exrrpt the
very bold or people In groups will
risk walking In tlie evening In the
city's parka
"But, In New York Ihey mb you
not only In the streets
"The same paper report* that
a number of the e lty 'i xtibwsy
stations have heroine place* of rob
bery and other crim es when a
number of passengers rongrrgntr
Ihrre. Thus, to travel on the New
York subway is no longer safe."
lladlo Mo«cow gave as Its reason
for an upsurge In New York crime
the claim that people have been
"driven In desperation" by the high
cost of living.
Blood Donation Youths Vie For
National Title
Effort Ends In
Blaze Of filory Of Best Driver
Mm. Byron IT. Squires Tccn-nqc'Rondco' Han
S e v e r e Obstacle!*
Given 21st Pint OF
Tn
Test Applicants
H ig h ly Prized T ype
The Armed Force* blood donor
ruogtam, sponsored hy the Am*r
rail Red Crosa, was an nutstand
lug success here yesterday, and
811 donors gave blood at the donalion center nl the Kplscopal I’m •
Uh House.
Among the donors wa* Mrs,
Ryron II. Squire* who contributed
n pint of blood for the 2 !xt time.
Her blood Is highly prised, being
of the rare R It negative type.
Of the total donations, fill unit*
were for the armed forces and
2 i units for Individual ritlie ns,
Mrs. Valma > Oonsalcs.
Red
Oroaa chapter eveeultve secre
tary. pointed out today the Rod
Cross Is responsible only for the
Armed Force* blood donor pro
gram, but at tilts time ns a con
venience, It coopernted with c iv il
ians who wanted to donate blood
io certain Individuals.
Miss Rebecca Stevens, rlialim an
of the program this month, today
extended thanks in behalf of the
aimed forces to donor*, rotnntil
lees and doctors and workers for
their "splendid co-operation."
flhe also thanked those who o f
fered to give blood, but were un
able to do so at the time. A total
of 101 person* fame lo offer
blood.
Donors reeelvsd Red Cro*s ta
pel pins, and booklet* entitled,
r‘thanka someone by Captain Hon
sing a message
Strickland, containing
to the unknown RamarUan who
saved his buddy’s life.
Among those who made blood
donations were: J. Howard Cush
ing, C. B. Ripley, Glenn Goembel,
Hubert Howell, Mlsa Georgina
llatlgan, Mr*,
Hart, Jackk Uatljfan,
Mra. t,.
C. it.
R.
s. F
Estelle Russell, Betty
Jones, Mrs.
ard, E. W. Bloomfield.
Ann llow srd,
Luther David, Irene Greene, I’. R.
Ilarh, Roy Mann, O. H. Otto, Jean
Nunnaiiv, Mrs. Lillian W aring,
E. C. Smith, Pat Casaube, Mra.
Ralph Ray, Gordon Frederick. R.
Chelctte, Clarenco W allis ami Mra.
W. E. Baljer.
Also lletrnld Appleby, Adelaide
Richter, 1*. P. Iiecknnhaeh, Mrs,
Lee Hamuels, Don Taylor, George
Gallagher, Mrs. Bennett Land, Joe
M ithteux, Kenneth Rohhlna, Ro
bert Cornell, Randall Goff, Mrs.
C. fl. Durak, B. C. Steele, Mr*. T.
B. Middleton, Jnrk Ruaacll. Mr*.
Don Flamm, S. O. Chase, Ida tarn
Fo*. Randall Prle»t, W. Dietrich*,
Saltfee Sodetblotn, Dick McliBtllln,
Betty Jo Losalng, Ethel Dnarman.
A 1*o Margaret Von HorhtilU,
Harold Chapman, B ill Brown, Mr*.
C. A. Anderaon Jr., Mr*. Nancy
Brock, Peter Brock, Rebecca flteven», W illiam
Fleming. Je rry
I^ord, Philip Itoy.l, J. P. Challdlntr,
John Cranston, Mr. and Mra. R.
M. Howe*, Sit*. J. R. Welch. Ralph
Dean, II. P- Gordie, Patricia Basaatt, Mra. M. B. Bmlth, Mra. Tom
HuLnert Clyde Bowman, Stewart
Gatchel, M. I - R iborn, Boh Hickion, Bonner Carter, Buddy Howard, L, G. Brvan, M. C. Gordon,
Joyce Wardwell.
„ . .
Alio Orville Touchton, Ralph
Deputien Find P art
Of Migfring Whisky
Sheriff's deputies lodav re o v •red MB to 48 o worth of an-e*.
t(mated 4200 worth of whisky ab
Itgedly •tolan from lh» Atalea
Lodge In Ca*tleb«rrv. They nrrested two enlisted men from the
A ir F o rrf Race In Pinn-nidle nreused of oteallng the whl*kv.
Sheriff P. A, Mem mid that
Beniamin G, O'Rcmrkc. 8 ,1, nml T.
A. Reidelhurger, 82 . admitted mi
tering the lodge Wednesdnv night
and taking the whisky.
Stanley Ktlpl. nwner of th<*
lodge, told the deputies that |?(M1
worth of whl*kv was missing.
O’Rourke was arrested yesterday morning swimming In a lake
only a faw varda from the lodge
Kupl said when h» saw the man
swimming he went down to the
lake and discovered a pertly emp
ty bottle on the dock, lie Identl
fled It a i nart of the nilnsing II.
guor. He held O’Rourke until
Deputlea Howard Hood end \V. T.
Wan (lev arrived and took the .drInto euati___
IM f
O'Rourke in his ennfraslon lmpSoabed Reidelhurger, who on
quaatlonlnir a t the nlr base ml
mlttad to tha deputies that he tonk
part In tha burglary,
Lomrwood Citizens
Vote On New Road
Longwood voters will east bnl
lota today to aee whether tliev
favor footing a II,BOO hill to get
right*-of.way for, a road through
to Ranlamlo Spring*, the area’*
major tourist attraction.
R. C. Carlson, president of th«
city council, said all registered
voter*-roughly 400-w lll be al
lowed to ballot whather they are
freeholders or not.
The voting will take place In
elty hall and the polls will be
open from B-9 p.rrt.
Tha road costa, 430,000 of which
will be paid bv county
unty and atate,
have been
sub
iiblect ofipecumuch ipccu
_ --------much
Jatlon. Opponents of the road sav
•I. Y1!1.bY'P«M the town's huslnes*
district.
aj
4r. I
Sanford Herald
Vacation-Pack
Ne Matter hew fBr away
frem hone yen rai7 go m ygwvacatlon yea can readily catch
up Ml the hone town newt hy
lag the Sanford BargM
when yon rctam. Yog caa ar
range with your ranter hay, er
through Charlie Morrison, drew
Utlen manaear. bv trlaphimlpg
l i t , >a have voor regular (asnr*
of tha Herald aaved for yea
while yon are away, to be dw
Uvered to year homo In me
garbage a pea year return
There It no estra charge, Tha
Peaold, 8. B. Everldga, William
OanUfWt L. J. Harrllon, J. C.
Paarson, Lucille Mrro, R. E. Kil
patrick, James Manning, Earl
Evans, Ernest Myrick. Al Nlhlack,
H. Stanaland, J. A. Rleer and Robert Mero.
Thf volunteer »ervtc« group was
headed by Mrs. Clara qinn, who
with Pate Brock, Arthur Klrchhoff
and Navel penonnel. had charge
of the aet-up. The Navy co-oper
ated by furnishing bed*, .aheels
and aereene, with Dr. Bank* In
eharm .
Other doctor* In attendance
were Dr. W, V. Roberta, Dr. John
“ W. H. Gamer,
service group Inard Wilks, chairUon: Mr*. L. F.
chairman} Mrs,
'(M R of nitreea
WASHINGTON (J*
Thirty live
1voungslrrs. e.ich a state rhatnplnn
were going through a scrle* nl
rugged test* todnv to determine
(lie eslio n ’s (test young driver in
the first nnnual nallonnl teen.age
mail c o
The tt'st.i were surprisingly tough
for yoiuigsier* who enviously coutrl
have hern driving only a tew
yenrs, or In some rase*, mmilhs
Take (hr youngest driver here,
C A Tovey, Jacksonville. Kla
Uyly IS year* old, Tovey ha*
been driving hut live month* Ha
sU l Is ton young tn have anything
hut a reslrfeled drivers' license in
I'lorld*
Nevertheless, be parked his car
within six Inches nf the c„rh with
nut tuurhlng It, and drove through
a series of test* that would Jum p
maitv a veteran driver
Tovey'* hardest Job turned mu
tnativ veteran driver* lie had dlf
licully hncklng hi* ru r Into h ir
rle ri set op to resemble * narrow
Rnnige opening oil n narrow at reel
lie (Inally got the car In. but
It required considerable going for
ward and harkward to complete
Ihe Job.
The contest Is unusual tn that
no nne knows how well be I* dn
Ing. since nn scores are announced
along the way.
The vnunlifer* have been taking
vigorous teat* for three dftvn The
champion will be announced at «
banquet tonight He or she (there
are two girl* competing) will be
awnrdrd a 11,000 scholarship
The rnnlest la sponsored hv the
National Junior Chamber of ('nm
merre and tha Liberty Mutual tn
suranee Cft,
of (tverehaige* on lull< paid u '
hrreign a:d bind*
I)r Walter Adam ■. ermine
"OllOsel lo the Seriate com m llt'■
told » repoi'er MSA. which ,idiom
Ister* foreiiin aid. eonlenrl* Ihe >■.
tal overeh.irges would lie nii>H
Mint* Mi million, hilt Ih il lie dm
not know how much mine
The romp rule*, tlie repml * e '
charged the l’iiro|>ean» "exon ■
tool price*" lm oil, f«i higher Hi "i
Ihey charged lor deliveries to n»
United Males limn Ihe same 9(iJ
lie I'a Jern Reids
"Hrean.e of this Iwonrlee «'
’em and the ibiioriuallv high pn •
'barged m Europrun markets, ,m
indue linidrn u a , placed on )
\merlenn taxpaver, whn was fra>i
ng tlm lull (or Mnr hnii Plan «i«
l|ie eoiiinilMre taol m a prepni- i
xlnlrmcnl ipiolmg Hie report
II said MSA also rrimrtcd h «
Arnblan American *Ml ( o , nwio J
iolntly by lour »( ihe live firm-,
obtained postwar Mrel allocation,
(or construction of the tram Arnln
ill nit pine line will all lUlUfr i
standing Rial the line would lo v r
the transportation cost tn tlm I'n
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b id I rutiiao > I t ligur" " In the
pi i"iidrntt,il t uupalgn toll be did
not i\ lh.it lie Ullist Hill ('ll dir
record of (lie lli.o .e srll Truman
idinm hir.itim i
Stexeniiin . i.u iiii'c n t» c iin e In
teplv t'l'iue..*too. m hinliietl to him
n ))re.iv.odenti it thu • acatlon
i Hr*' u
!«iri urHfiil ** »» 1's‘aF'I fdi nun
muni ini Trum i l i \ nun i rnnfur
*»tu u i f in (i k tTinr iih v III i* hu
mti j Min nn thu
I'runi in
t renti|s, atiT tb it thin m ik u . i 'l »•
m in » k^v fi*:nru m thr rjiiuinnun
:;tuv»n‘,f>n ruplirH " n f *ini»ir,
t i|*prnvu inH tptilitlttl thr '; i. l
tntim pllilinirnt't ft»r lltr |nihllu
Ifm>fI it lit If*r
Minim Mu trrirlur rthtfi
\n»t ! wm
tn rri»»t vr.;
isfetn Out Mtu (,rn i !ivvi^ht It
i'l unhm inri unnniiifluf a I ftf 41* w h l
x, 111| . IlflU itnivu jmlitl- s
•»t unm .u I'rrslflunt lim n in
nr IIIV I'ru.Mtrnl t* i k**v MiJIIIU
m i ti.itinri.il - ttup-lU’fi A mH wr
Df’innit .Mn " ill l«M»k hi Ainuiu r*.
ft»fi lfi*+ lint |Hat In nnr f r M11f*11
prtNt “
Muiifiu hlh* »i r gfigrtfirnl * u uru
huiiii’ in t'tc tn»
.mi tn m tku
t ii i .il |f»r ffiim nM» • *i in |iu« » tin*
((ti*Miruni nf
il Tltftl I*; thu
iinu H itu I t unhfMiui Vill pu ik
II thr itritl'Mi,iI phmlNJ! mntnst it
K nil \11fm
In
Miu Whifr Mm»,r
»rporli*fl I ' iu tilrnt irnm .in \%\ m , fn
ft i vi-1 hy -fcuui ifI (min. kit 4#m il nf
tn in iku hi - I .#i mu D iv
puut‘|i »f MiKv-mk**u Supi 1
I In i* nn ItI nun nir n ht .Mu ifnji
• it Ik
ftI Mm*11’n I'n* it Sr* trf i r v
In .rf.h Shin» - ml n*i ItitrrinuMI itu
.trip, hut** t r in piillMP'fl V**r
1st Sle> ensnu lodav railed
Julirf. G illon Will
Ike, He Tells Press
I I n w e v r i , I l r IV la k c a I t
D r d in ilr limit li To llnrnrh
( T r
1
1
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alleged, adding.
Thu only d e le tr- ntfeird bv llic
"om p.m lff. (or llu . sdudum m .
that (lie .urge 1Irks loholMd In
Middle Eastern nperatron o ole
it nece.'.arv In nmnrtln 'b. -ew
pipe line n» q uirklv >■ !
v .- '
It named tlie lour • ...op. u*
owning A rablm Atiieri. o
in
two Slanili.nl*, ’..iron \ ... no
and Hie Texas <'n
In New York, 'ipnke .imo. tut
Standard of New Jet .rv >n.r up.
Texas Company
ml Mo
dd
stand 0 idheir pmvioiH .i >•> 1 ■ •?
whleli were xltull tr
New Jersey Standard’
1 •'r
menl. Issued In April, n o t • •in
Export Corporation iaie* b v ■ il
way* been at rompeilhv*- p. "S
r|l
It said these price* wen
known ami have not been prof* 1*’(l
by any of the eniinlrle'i cut........ ...
The subject h«* b»en Him (Ml »'.ly
discussed with Ihe Eeonnmo ' n
opera linn Artrnlnl- irulim i d 1 V).
predecessor lo MSA. Ihe .1 dr n ■ nl
xalrl, anil the K fm firm • ut
plained that "E C A was alien.p'oig
In Interfere wllh normal mmp-ti
live prlre* "
t
N i* i
i
S u p p o rt
M r .in
m rn i
f)f
D ocs
K n d o ra c A ll
V ie w s
Hi I K K HEM
U A d ir ,( .lM N 41
Sen RichuU M
non of • ilifn rn u said
11i*l-iv h**th hr* iiiul O n Dwight
I> l m m iI m m n iv iii .nnporf Sen
t *.uph Mi-'f t»fMv nf VVisronsin—
if hi* i t
•ta"*| *vifhrmfl (icc• *ii kI y
uiplm dp if
M cCarthy's
1 |UM'
'ii :nn lie ',n p • n « prexUlenMal
nominee ’’.i'l i le p x itrr he and
I i enbowei Hi- pi e .ii|e||ll;il can•lid it-, will lin k lii Republican
n lie md iio'i - uomiiiee* in an
e'fxit to g tin •.*'(’ i-ontiol of Congi e . . Hi Nm einlief
But Nison elded
1 u mi io oi il c II ' l«*r that
to ':o|'|iorlmg io, particular rand)
I d r oedii-l I imr Gen Flsenhnwer w dl ••niIf>r *• Mi** v if u*s nr thf!
iiM'th* >1 * f Itujmhllr in r.im ljfl.itfJ
" t'li ti h ipprn (-» tir »liffrr r fit from
♦ •nr mvn
W*• I u< rijJIH/*' (tilt tn l>oth thl!
mi ni t t'iuinnrr itlC p n ttlfl
Mi**i u [ mil .(ninHh** room for
.ltd 1' r-1' i »1i n fin 1» IV ft differing
lit' n fill ft» \ ( , .IIP .
* 11* 1n
m. i tint if in* ift»j Ghen
tc»' ut lint t »♦ r ct ftis'ir views on
•(i » Mi rin du ( i ih**11 I i *no culled
\t. •i thu *n
D rinorr »ts have
• lP»r| \ | . i Htliv t(»» fit nkiiiai
* *Tit
• (il^.k knuy|>on4lble
t i nnffifit chargmnnt ■' in
MOIIT K A II'.M M t I - ro ii l M n.Mndi fil^ ld i Mid I ipr.nnti I '
Fail A ......
..... ,,,. II,„ , , atm
r • hrri|-|| du-tl | (* | tn flaw
foroier *• I 1 - ill., i flip , ,
'( f'f ti N fti^lil V’ 4I'l np'l I ■1M11 1 ,
rtt*
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l* ll-ll l| .« I ' . I - | , I, ,,, , . ,, | D** h( »♦ - I I . Hunt 11 1 M
......I*
hln «t *1 ii i • i , r . , • if f||.*tw i • | ''«'!( ' ( | uf ur i*(ffloffii I s Hfc fpli -i . •
Navy Tests Nrw
Ke.suine Duties As Estes Keliiuvcr
Building lnspertor Si(if>s Praise Of
Swift Fighters
.loHtt '.lltnffi ivtm PfVPil i| i
Aboard Carrier
ropean nilons Savings wara-.un 14,^- ,11
r fillrp*]'- . A '« w
r s*Ncv; Crime L.iws
ttrtwd* AH' *fT •fhe Fnropelh* R rcslgnalb n
r-|if(m ,| AT. Klbl.Ti,
|le Ilf h» ■ U..Id ""t Mke part
Ir1 , 1, X |*t IT'i II • ,i,i, j
‘hut once
ti
R• D »ldM t*i iix.n in re, have
I k "X. ’ rluufrd I*v Hie p-iipt.. tn prl
fin, «r v . iffltlMl*! 1 intend Ii. .upport
11... ,m their ronlest*
( ..pit1 l fuiiliw 1 it., opponanla,”
4-Idn g
llu . MM j'Mjffv ill it.ites where
l >■ nop d::o "
N11on ill cox ed Ihe uiatler with
,1 repnrlpr tflei Oiefn had been
puldpln-d reporla Mill he would
.shim. M rlls itliv - 1 n il.. 1 . t v. (a I. id inihorl/cd
»’*11 • d< tim'd i« teplv to thou*
1. 1>,o ( 1
I mi ;.img 1.1 a i d-d in Ihe
. i n ’ 1 1* ' 11.'polili' oi member*
.1 in,, i i ,..,
md ..mate wherever
r11* 1
hunt\
■ iif Whffn Mir
I u ill i r
Iff |.i k . 1
ilmlu hy It
pi Ihi '!♦
c
ill (111v M h
,|.,| .odd ()«■ m i I* oI >f I loo. •
I-** ,n i i;* III 1
1..00xli (0 ra lly Jill*, will ay* 10* I I n w e v r i
■ i A 1 1 1 1 .1 I t A 1 < I )*
yr ome M i former to ll-, a. ,rd\
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f • . ■ .( Ii.illdlng lo o— >'o t'x x.■ 1 I I 10
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I
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will '• " 0 , X
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llm l. )..* added, be lid*'!1 I I*. M' 1 .41
,i ...m lio ig 'd i I Ufltu *ui »ml Srn
•' lik'IMU jl I Ml '
fine " l" I ii Mxii * .14 a i.llildlllg . oil
hi i t il f)iu|i* I ♦ f .M « 1 4I k t Mil' Itt ill
*hi. ti
llieliard Ni o •1 lu •. »•■ MMimtiat
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prk
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MIC -* I l(vil 'Hi (h« ;|♦ s11 -1f hiilM If) f Jl.' I 1((1^ * MlillM I**f
Mill Mila! -*'C| f I -I | V la .Relit ill | .f Muill' ix ' i, ...rr,
I ihffff 1 ■ if
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t - i tlm,:
liete
M .Usrtli
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I •«rf41r»>f *h 1( !m Mv J^ Mr#
I. uu i »'ll
•' V ■ .'i.o In ,tru e d
■ U iftl
In fit r«it.|i lit 1 'll I |t.11 I 1 Mil
l univ e xpect lo
X
III i-|,l II. U !
Wliu 11 m1'I nf Mo Mill VFjtf 71 I •in ill
fin At i c im' imMki *f
»U
mvriim I '1 ■ '
|t» 1Hilt . ■ MVftrhltf ktnlh UU'S
| lit ) u >{|fiv4 hr
il l Mr 41 Miu y ulif# i ' l (vthi piMrhplMN" tin , | .,It be II.,.o iln i
x l I" * .laternent
11ti* f I -11k •4fli! »opd I» », he* 1 huufi mu hdlnuMU* IlMiiM^h »♦» Miu ' »im lu 11"* fir .1 >11 Mm N 1 7 ’ *
lix lu NlX'.ll , i.llii ■ ' 'b it Hie f it )I’
wIIIa, 1 ii MCI lii - rI f11;f1♦ 1’»
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■ ................... .
lo ...... ............ .
. 'co m m e n d dl."
v it ,• p r- ,identl.>1 i undid.He would
I he y 1|u I lie 111 .1 Id l i i ’ I
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I'er - I "„ l
......
n.e past tw . ................ .
; . '' • ,
„ !•* I ' H.llt' ' .' ..... ' .I Ixl I i.l.llo;'
rated W ill....... 1 .......... fill « .imp .......
IMlrlHtl.mil
oi limde.l
p .- - tlxn.i x 01, "i<
tugti .piu'd ' ,p .luli'v Hi a' ■’<>
I ’lirni Iloii.situ; 1/OHIlK
l emm. All other dw elling. and I " •
.rd
bv I m.gtr . .
II.
bm
n k be
« log', p. o' Id'
I..... H o c a ir
hown w ill. whll<
"di
ml .
to a mi, (..1 p .
•r gI l.r
* the
.e
A vjiiliililc In Shi to
(out H l • Hie I ill. ... go •
..,eM.-* .... the ............................
>' " r ' '
I" a. ilgld wing ' pl l i . IK-" up.-'. I
Tlie map, prepared bv Ibe Anya
*."uarv
,( lb - M
. I Itu , he,
A m 4M <♦ rs *I I * t I 4 MOM M *
A .im la 'e . ale, show* sewn and
1
...............
’’
All . . e la , ,o*’** 0. io "" *
• *'f‘H HI |(I| *'• 4Ity I ♦ I m*«rs U mim •
wot*r I'le . and main*, md In or .pur- 1adm irer . lx Im p ir ..n d . 0.1*, v d mm. p " \ , x l.d il,,..
\ I i n j H I 4 » f -i * I I TI 1 * " 1*r i m TiuikilHr
aly doev Ml- feed .ml ptodure . Id . eeid ......I"
(jff I 1A
im I’ lnrifl.l
f 'l| |M 1K» i .lMk{ 1 •'
it. I In-v Ottx In use
..( aewr.age f .*r-11i f t.- , bon*-* a"d (lieu ret (to »"* I d
»l
I he pi .lie " " . * given ■
'
i 'ii iiiy i li* dl
•\
til'd al <0 pi*thllill *fr-.t1r- 'loo x(
lot. at- li.dl.'ste.l, ani.i Ml I " l" " "
1 111 H * J f ii ••♦ II. I ' ll 4MJ>»*rvUO|
IP(ahltdv I" ' 0 i" u 0 H.e 11
d|ep il pnm Milll! iii.M' , (Mi'll io Mi,I,i
of f j IU •■ mint" r ii M I I ’MM* Ad in Inly off
a ' ill, V a M", 0 i ,
..me lax re tn i ii
Nl IV A N T IIIK IT IC
I tl i|f !■ ill, Ifll|Ml 1ft' ' •! I I I \ \\
I rid . , ' I I «eel
Am.liter *'iiiiiud'*’.’ ,'i,:ge hxii ( I'l"Ugh
NEW YORK 'Ji A pharttiaeeuii
M t f#rid'ii, *• j* « > f i ->m Ht*
I lie Navv l . ' O'l ■ Milt’ lb. I- .
OHinbllug seem* to be io *
, . loi ereatlon .if > p> i uraunil Imoiaoee tiq-.M '.i deleiniin. H"
enl
re
io
p
u
iy
hip.
nimnunerd
r|e
l i t \ 4hit*' •*f f i. ■" 'ii i ininnsvllltt
nf dolilruma e« far ax S i . ' -r.l veinp.unit ..( a new anllhlotle corn .lim e . . iu iiiii e.lpn I,el m 'T >"d
ri rjl fh-M
'M-ci if fnrm
la conrerned Judy lor; bv *ii*- 1 'b binntloti Ii ay* brings a high cure In. would proiHise il" ..e uu at (be extent |,i w l.i'b tin* fuut x 01 be itnifiPud
litti11,i 11c | mimi . 1' m! ilf'Mjdy kiffun
.nil, te.l Into p i” 'l" ,'tlmi
of federal ganddlmr stamp
a- rale in inleellnus diarrhea id In lauuarv session ul I 'x iig " '•*
in Iiumirudi 1 '"inky Most
The 1 J J, k noa ii a, Itu' ' IH'ir
ailed tn local reaidenla.
I’" l|.,n
I ignres I" Ii"' liure o' xl 1" E 8D" I, already m produi llnn 0 ,,f tie ip , ,x f a '. ti >< • been for
and I'hlldren
Chief Hny O. William'. ..........I finds
lei
mil
Revenue,
men
awhile
.bowed
new
dwelling
I , m iv ., however,
Tlie
prn.lurl
I*
known
as
neoin
( ’otuuibi. ' On,i
out today.
M.mrlhlng prellv dr I III ipparenl lit.ml.
, an
made I", it," nixtrurtinn
II p i ,|e \eb,pmeui ,,( " i" I ' '
Ho far. he said, only oi* i >r- rln, a eomliliiallon of neornyein Iv going on among lie m itlon',
or i-pair nf any • ,'iitial farm
in -1 haellrneln
Hie N.ivy'ii In 0 npei a'loii .1 |. i
son here lias aeeured such - .... .
The rompnnv. (' !1 ** I’lmrma gim lillog fraternity
a* Isaueil in Jaekaouvill. I b i*
Jtm Air I xr, *' look Hi a i plane In.llrll'.g, l.e ..aid
In addition 'x b .ii .in.; Intua,
In Hie wake ol (lie riim e com over, swept 0 w in i'i md made o
James Hmith, Nemo, wh*> »’ "ve re n ljra h , a division "f tlie C'.io
lenllgj
last year, ('on i heller craft Hie now fainmi. E >.’) 'lo E l IA I* nlu. leaking farm
the nddre.s* 1708 West T h li(< "'lb mereial Solvent* f ’nrporalloii, '.rld mil lee mveidlgatlnll
xpeialing, and farm
ownership
i'ierf il law requiring
Hint the rnrnhlnallnn had been gp gre .a paused
Htrcet, Hanford.
In Hie F J ?. Hie NtiW ll'ri "re
m tiler. to pay iv . »*♦•»npistlnis.rl captured" Hie pt me. mnuo'cd ' loan, lx eligible fa.'n families In
(Tirekllig on thl* «ddm - . ' " f en In hospital teal* to children
t iili a. ea, lie .la'* d
William* found that fltiiHh
"I ranging In age (rom five days i lax every year, plus * I" per eeui ■ vllh 20 mllllou liw r looxii lu :te (0
Farmero d e jiiiig id Ittinnal In
I'XilHe la*
not be*n here fnr »oni" inon'lis, four yenr*
xf lire Air F x ..■ <■ ', v i.a lllie i n I fo..nation on loan*, md appliesMany gamhlera were wary ol beefed It lip fx, , ..iter x|ier itlxn .
Tlie announrenmiit said diarrhea
and that the address wa* Mo.' of
lion blank i ten
oMain
tlicse
a beauty parlor which *« ' ” t subsided quickly and fever anon Hie law [dnec. In effrel. it re g l,
II I* lu Hie ':.vi mite an Ilnur <la
fimn 11"' FM A offi, ■■ lo Ilia t.axsonen, Tracing further, he 1 <od disappeared when nenbacin ivas leretl Ihe in I" a prole ion x'U Mini* Hutu I rxi mile, in limit 1 1 Jei merit " f l I f I on.' 1Ion*''
liv e d lo most stale* Nevetthe Hum Hie E.l ( and hat a srfvp e
that Hmlth la Ih* operabo •( a given
le.-i, lielxre Hie end " I fi ' al 195;’ , .ulloil of r,.'a»i (eel eoinpnl I
tavern at Lake Helen in V ■ . ia
H IR T E E IIS GAIUVODD
last lime in, a total xl 2?. tut . 01. .IH.2U (oi li e Navy’ s fir..' |> I
County.
Moviff Tim e Table
Thu stamp*, he pointed on’ 1 re
liE L A N D 'V — Iiean EmerHm l gamlilei * Itail registered
llglder
!l|nee July I, star I ol Hie' new
itu
Issued for tha fiscal year o u t II C Garwood of fiieisnn Uliivet
' I he G ru m i" " ' 1 x..ga» I. i swepi
ing on Ju ly 1. About |rt wui* in* ally lint been succeeded hy WI1 Ih ra l year slid lime for getting lin k adapla'"," <>( Ihe I'aijthei.
H A LLY AND S A IN T A N N E "
sued to persona In thl* area but limn II MeF.nlrv, chairman of (he | new stiiinpa, roily J,!iV) gambling which ha* se"ii aetlou In Km, ,
l 01) . .1:07 ■ ft,;I t
7 Jl - 9:28
year, ha added. One nf them
graduale eoiineif. |lr
Dr Garwood
(Jarwood will
wll' I ncrtlP.itInti slainp'i were bought.
S A T E Itll.A Y
Tlie n u n I'l a dells wlug, bell- .
signed." The-case* of several per erintlnue on Ihe rellglnn laeiilty Ihe itureau reported today OKI
H EAD GF.S’TK" and
nrj) miles ill hour devehipni""'
sona arrested for gnml.llru: *1* D r M eEnlry will remain rnunril tala doubted there was * collapse 'ban
"D E A D M AN'S TRAIL** ,( Hie Cutlass, '■ til eh never w a ,
now pending In Circuit Court
H E N DA V
rhalrrnan In addition tn hi* new m (lie irade but were uni sure ordered Into prodnellon
"H IG H NOON'*
uosltlou as dean nf the College ol whether, on Ihe strength of a dl*
h lr i murt ruling Hint Hie (nx It :')') 2 : 10 4 : J ! 't 14 - 11:04
Liberal Arts.
I.B A V K n n t CO N VEN TIO N
urierinstilullonal,
gmnldera had
and 9:90
mON LUNG III: AII Y
Flan k Taknrh and John "T ri.ii '
derided the Supreme Court will Hiadv. memheix " f tlie R.anfor I
M O V IE LA N D
NO SLEEPER, IIF.
JACKSONVILLE (ft - An imn
ALBANY. N Y. </P»- Nn *le"per, overthrow Hie law and had held Cost. f.;i, tlie A m iirk in I >k I ou. left j
‘‘L IT T L E IMG HO RN "
lung rushed hern hy Air i m-e
fihnw ' l pm x 7:29
nlanc from Tamna I* '.(niuliiig he ra lro ln a n Wo r rep Maaper oil Im yli't stain n i
ear Iv this mm "Ing for N*oe York ^
F irst Feature 7:51
Th*- bureau, in « repml quoted whera they w ill attend Ihe n* I
rinse to ihe bedside of six mouth. • potted an aulnntoblle that Ipn
Id Feature 9:30
traveled (mm llllnnl* Inin Canada by Krfauver, anlrl lu ile rlrs and iliinnl Legion convention. Tlwv
old Clarkle Loomis
Last Ciunulele Show 9:59
Tim liaby h id n ’t Imen i>ut in It and Ihrnugh anvrral slate* without hook making w e ir nn Hie upswing will tie met there mid entertained
It said Hie neruitaijnnnl stamp and bv Mt. arid Mr a. John Powell. M u
SATURDAY
hy Thursday night. Dr. Blrhard license plate*,
Widn awake Sleeper arrested the excise ia x -n c llh e r recommended I’nwell I* th» former Daphne j ‘O K L A H O M A J l ’ STICE'* and
G. Skinner Jr., aald. heeansr he
by the cnm m lltee-w ere being Takaeh.
“ L KG ION OF LOST FLYERS"
la etui brsathlng with hi* dia. driver
mostly Ignored hy gamblers
SU N D A Y
nhragtn. Tho doctor explained that
"TOM ORROW IS
CASUALTIES LISTED
> 109,000 P R O P ER TY D E A L
If Iho hsbv wore mil In toe Iron
WASHINGTON (#)-Thr Defense
AN O TH ER D A Y "
TO A TTEN D CO N VEN TIO N
Rome > 100,00(1 worth of ranchlung he might fight IL the iron
P R A IR IE LAKE
W. Hugh Iluncnn and Jnrnea (}, land near Oviedo wa* sold tndov
lunff breathing at nne rale and tlm Deparlmrut Inday identified 91 ad
by Mr. nnd Mra. Charlea fl, Luo
(lllinnal casualties nf ihe Korean Gallnwny, constable, will attend
"LURK OF THE
dianhragm at anoUirr.
W IL D E R N E S S ”
Little Ctarkio is critically 111. hut War. Tho list (No. M3) Included eonvontlon of peaco officer* at to It. W. K»tc», Oviedo growur
7:16 - 0:15 • 10:30
Dr. Skinner aald there is sotno 31 dead, 90 wounded, 13 missing Tampa Aug. 20 , 30 and 31 , they and cattleman, records In thu
court house roveul.
announced till* morning.
and seven Injured.
doubt Iho Illness la polio.
A total nf I Aft person* lo HernInol" County received 42 .HHI In un
employment romnensatinn during
the week ending Aug. I A. Hnvtnnnd
E. Barnes, chairman of the Florid*
Industrial Commission, revealed
todav In hla weekly report.
Unemployment compensation In
payments throughout Florida d u r
ing the week totalled 1240 ,001 , n*
Increase of anproilm ately 127,000
oyer the pravlotiB week.
Thl* amount waa received In
check paymenti by 12,8(18 unem
ployed parson* throughout the
state, m aking an avarage check of
about f 10.
Figure* for tha corresponding
period In 1091 disclose the amount
of payments to h# about 414,000
higher th|« year, while the number
1092 remains
of unemployed In 1093
about 1,000 below. the 1961
figures.
>61 fig
Thl* said Mr. flame*, Indiratei
bett»r employmant this year than
in the past.
HOTAR t m k e t in g
Mra. Rolland Daan, associate
profeesnr of English at Rotlln*
College, will apaak on flouthern
Folklore at the regular luncheon
of the Rotary Club Monday, Pre
sident floh Harris announced tof h s Utnrheon will be held at the
Episcopal Parish House at 13:18
o'clock and wives of all Rotarlens
are rapcclally Invited to hear Mrs.
Daan.
HINICR IV HAY
TAMPA Oft— A light plane trying
to take off from a newly dredged
beach here sank in Tampa flay
Thursday, but the two occupants
swam aihora unhurt.
They were Robart Orabcr, 13,
Utt pilot, and Jam aa Brawn, n ,
both of St. Petersburg.
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Sleeping; Sickness No Casualties Occur
is Spreading Over
As 2 sh ps Co,lid*
LONG BEACH. Call!. VB-Tha
Califorina Areas Iwedlih
motherahlp Stratus and
he American aleamihtp Cooa Bax
Spyinir On Neighbor*
Tne Sanford Herald
K s U h lla a e * la
'•.k iu tia oaur
It M
lin tte r
allided In fojt off the Southern
BAN FRANCISCO Ifl - Ah en
cephalitis epidemic is creeping allfornia Coast early today, b i £
northward up California's centra •oth reported no cosualtlet,
Although part of the Cooa Bay
valleys, borne on the wings of the
rOw took to Itrcralta, a Navy
tiny female mosquito.
Already the sleeping sickness rash boat which reached the scent
has claimed 30 Uvea and nearly sported neither ship In sinking
500 have been reported stricken, ondltlon although there waa a
Moot hole in the port aide cl
the Stale Health Dapartment re
oos Bay. Its engine room was
ported.
Twelve died within Ibc last week flooded.
"There were no Injuries or Ion
Ouetnrs are powerless to check
the disease. There la no known >1 personnel," the Navy craft
milled Const Guard headquarter
vaccine for hum atm
■
The only tmpC Is In kill off the lire.
The ships collided ala miles east
mosquitos Hundreds of men arc
spraying 27<J towns in the valley I Anxcxpa Island offshore from
loWInnds uml then laying dowt 'entura, Calif.
The Stratus reported it would
quarter-mile wide bcrrlera of pal
land by the Coos Hay until two
son residue spray around them.
The female rules tarsalis moi '•its arrive tu take her In ow.
'hen the Swedish vessel planned
qulto—common In California—ear
> proceed under her own power to
rles the disease from birds am
fowl to horses nnd humans. It h ho Loa Angeles Harbor, despite a
not carried from horses to humans lamaged bow.
A total of 409 cases have beer
reported to the State Health Re C. Of C. Delegation
0
partment, but only 313 have been
Seeks Travel Aida
clinically diagnosed as cncrphal!
til.
Two blood tests from the patient
are necessary to determine abso
lutely that the dlseaes la enceph
■litis. In most of the reported
tases, the necessary two blood
tests were nol taken
Or .Malcolm Merrill acting di
rector of the health department,
said the disease acts quickly Those
Stricken usually recover quickly or
die wllhtn 21 in 4H hours.
Or Merrill said the epidemic
may reach as fur nurth as Shasta
County—near the Oregon b o rd e rbefore summer Is over He said,
however, that it is not expected
lo branch out of the interior val
leys.
In titM K S S n l t u i i r Ms la
id S in tH K t N tllN IItllllH
'iA 'Z uh’ti tt'ESSi
pf people for a "police action".
Soma Florida cities are buying
parkins lots, installing parking me
Jplf. which raise enough money lo
pay for the lots.
There are pleqty of people tlirsr
■days who seem to know all the
answers to ronimunism who don t
know the diffnrnre btUteen the
prplttarisl and the hourgeuise.
Out in El Paso. Tex. they are to
horpitsl conscious that they have
recently added * ii "rxneclanl falls .h i ' room", equipped wills two
.oxygen outlets.
Sticks and stones ere hurled at
American army officers r iilintf
i"
through the sheets of Tehran, cap
ital of the couidrv which has been
trying lo borrow 100 million dulls it
from the United Stales. We should
keen our army officers and our
dollars out of such places.
ftccommtnded reading for all
husbands whose wives call them
"tightwads" is Billy Rose's reply lo
his, astsanged wife, Eleanor Holm,
o f’wjhepi he « Jd , "She ii sbraluskly right. Her clothes were mostly
rags stitched together by cul-ralr
seamstresses like Hattie Carnegie
and Valentina. At no time did I
.ever buy her an $00,000 sable".
Minister, Rubert Schuman, nimiug tu pool Western Europe’*
coal arid steal, ) ias begun to operate. The nut ions Involved,
Belgium, France, Germany, Italy Luxembourg and the Netherlands, have went roprexontntlves to the opening session In
Luxembourg.
The plftit’ii fundamental purpose is to end the long
enmity betweenti France nnd
and Germany. Their wars
warn were
„ give lthe
‘ _ winner
r i __ control of’ the ‘loner's
____‘j
mnntly waged to
For enmity
coal nnd steel. T
" and‘ covetousness of each
* other’s
‘‘
resources, the Schumnn planners wish to substitute partner
ship.
Much detail work still needs to be done. Contact
must be established with the steel Industry and with labor
In each country Involved. Groundwork must be laid for a
single market. Tariffs on coal and steel must be eliminated
between the members, nnd a working arrangement made
with Great Britain,
so an
ns to do away witli
with tn
tariff
Urituin, mi
n tr wars.
warn.
The progress no fur made refutes the skeptics who snltl
___ no such ambitious plan would ever get us far as sub
mission to the several nations, or if submlttted, would ever
be___'
adoptedl. The world will take heart from this important
step toward international unity.
Thu‘history of Canada will have to be pushed back a
number of centuries. On Muidtoulin Island in Georgian Hay,
Ontario, have been found Indian stone tools which Thomas
E. Lee, director of a Canadian National Museum expedition.
thinkB may go hack 6,000. to 7,000 years. Even this find
is young compared with one made by University of Michi
gan archaeologists ncroHH the bay at Killnrney, Ontario,
whose age is thought to be about 15,000 R, C. The makers
of tnesff imiiletWhinfl may have occupied the sit* foMhwue
sands of years i definitely they were Indians,
Such finds can now be dated accurately if they include
any charcoal. These can lie examined for a radioactive
dangat of tier life in Stockholm—
we undentand ihi ii not going to
fiat here”. H the nawtpaptr can
Return Of Debates
guarantee that, we feel tuia the
bodyguard* could safely be lent
There han been some talk of debates between Eisen
h o m e ._________
hower and Stevenson on the Issues of the current presluen. In Pelham, N. Y., the oldest ttlftl campaign. It is doubtful whether such debates will
living member of the New York materialize but If they should they would prove of great
Athletic Club, Charles Jacob, 94, interest to the voters. Actual debate between candidates Is
drowned the other day whPa swim not so common as It once was In this country although radio
ming in Long Mand Sound. Setvas and television may make the political technique popular
Jhe old dope right, thinks you, for again,
Thu moat famous political debates In this country were
■ping In swimming at that agel
those staged between Stephen Douglas and Abraham Lincoln
fan ha haa had in ihota 94 yaaii. when the two were rivals for the senate seat from Illinois.
And what bclttr way lo dit than Douglas won the election hut Lincoln mode such a strong
showing In the debates that he attracted nationwide attendoing the thing* you lika to do.
' v The first Russian-mad# automoM* KV P
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jitm on exhibition in Los Ang*lea.
:* |si*,e
four tdoor
sedan
which
looksa
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Governor^ Wife Is
On Roud To Recovery
Hart, Cecil and Nixon Butt, and
tV UtKJU.’’
New FIihIh In Cunudu
Mils Ttiim in ami Iv r body
guards a it developing into an inter
national incident. A Swediili news
paper lays "M in Tiunteir is not in
We have no truck with those
who s«*m lo think that President
Truman started the Korun War In
order to crcata an artificial wave
of proiperily, or to give the D*motrati an excuse for balng kept in
howgr. Rather we at* Inclined to
believe that he is delaying American
•Holt to win she war until aflar the
•lection It over. Come neat January
i* Duataasa In Korea will pick up.
to tv fv m R
Modern methods of communication make II possible for
two men to stage a debate while they are in different parts
of the country. Perhaps the time Is not far off when voters
can hear a direct argument on Issues,
___
TAM FA uB-Flfteen men In Ihe
Tampa Bay area have been arrest
ed this week on charges or falling
lo buy federal gambling lax
stamps.
Taken Into custody Thursday
and released under 1300 bond each
ware Trxele Dalle* Bowtn. W, Win
ter Haven fruit dealer; Thao John
LoleUi, M, Tarpon spHnga apouge
fisher man and barlanderi and
Manuel Fernander, 41. Tampa gro-
LONDON un-The London Dally
Herald says plana are UAdervixy
lor (be noysf Air Foree to glvi
Jet fighter training lo Gorman pi
lota, many of them veterana oi
the wartime enemy Luftwaffe.
Also to be found on an inside
page waa an Informally* article
mi atrnwhviry culture by the late
J N. Whltner. The Herald atates
ihm it had requested Mr. Whltner
‘‘to write an article for the curlent number end right nobly haa
hi- responded with nn excellent
and timely article pertinent to thr
interest* of every cltlien. Col. you can taka prlda in year* to
Whltner Is e staunch friend of coma, be sure that that founda
.'lunfurd and his unceasing labor, tion Is right. This is one of the
in u<llral advice, and experience characteristics of my work. Let
m Ix-half of the grower haa been me figure on a walk for you.
of increasing benefit to this com —8. O. Bhtnhulser, Sanford, Flor
munity.
ida."
"While rvcognitnlg the fame of
Hanford celery, lit believe* Diet
Blood Donations
this city should and would be the
leading trucking center pf Flor
H e a llx .r a K i t s , Paae Oa*>
id*. and he aver* that other crppa and nursea a ld u t Mri. John Morwill pay greater profit than ealary, an, chairman of the canteen, and
great u* It Is. He firmly believe*
etr Brock, chairman of trans
that atrawberrle* I* the safeat portation,
Nurse* aides included Miss
and cheapest crop that can be
grown here with our Meal land Stavena, Mrs. R. A. Cobb, Alias
ami shipping conditions. But read Dial Boyli-, Mrs. Frances AfcOouthis article and nrofit thereby." gal, Mrs. It. L. Brown, Miss Ireno
Advertisers In the first Issue illnton, Mrs. Hugh Duncan, Mrs.
O. Chase Jr.. Mrs. William
of the Herald Include N. I'. Yowell H.
Jr., Mrs. Gordon Fredeilck,
and Company, who proclaimed Bush
Mrs. Ruth Scott, Mrs. J. P, Thur
that they carried "new line Ores* mond,
Mrs. Roy Williams, Mra.
Ginghams and Shirting*—lust re Charles Dawson, Mra. Gonxalee,
ceived la g* stock Cheesecloth And Mrs. W. E. White and Miss Joyce
Yellow Cotton for seed beds — Wardwell.
Lowest Inlets Prevail. We carry
The Blood Donor Program Com
a full line of dry geode, notions, mittee had charge of the recruit
and gent'a furnishings."
ment of donora. The following
Another
advertisement
con committeemen served: Rev. John
cerned ".Spencer’* Bakery, Park Miller, churches: John Williams,
Avenue, ’phone 100, G. W. Spen- civic club*; E. J. Mdughton J r .
rer," while a third boosted the business groups; Mack Cleveland
business of "Henry McLau|in, Jr., county; Afontex Harris, Negro
groups; Bobo Dean and Air*. J. E.
Jeweler.”
Tsrwlllegar Jr., publicity; Hunt
A large ad announced the
Mercury Co., transportation; HalIstence of the "Hand Brother* nee
William*, posters; Beatrice
Livery, Feed, and Rale Btables— Bishee.
Laura Chittenden
Harness and Buggies, Blacksmith- and MissMiss
Holly Bivins, tables.
Ing and Horaeshoalng, Horses and
Mra. Charles Webster, presi*
Mule* bought and exchanged— *wn»
■bnt ox
n# in®
<>- American Legion
Automobiles for livery use.
Auxiliary Unit of the Sanford
The "Sanford Library and Read Post 33, had charge of th* Red
ing Room” advertised itself on an- Croaa display In Bean window.
other page as existing In “Ropm ,
20 Upstairs Pico Block—Strangers
Welcome,” and the Coca-Cola
Bottling Company stated that ilta
product "manufaeturad of ppre
distilled water . . . will prevent
Illness,, aid dlgeitlon and gtva
you health."
"A. E. Hill, hardware, farm
Imti laments," "Oro R u b er Shop—
f
this head will be found the bni
penings of Interest concerning ti
PULLO
nit Bottom — Rayon ‘
42-77 - Now $9.89*
Western Print Kri|t^^Combed
Long ,or Short Sleeves —
1951 Chevrolet
TIE COATS
-N ow $(|.95
t i l M AOXOLU
f c .
1II;
••
u
*r«stliiH»a rrutn O n n i t ,
uiiwort him, which denied a New
York Times story (list the Callhrnian would not help McCarthy,
’’mokes me very happy."
"It would not be proper fur me
lo ask the support of Gen Eisen
hower nnd Dick Nixon before th {)
primary," McCarthy said In a teluolimic Interview "llut. after the
primary, I certainly will welcome
inv support they wish to give me.
I am ready to go all out for them ."
C. OF C. HEADS TO MEET
FORT PIERCE pft-The annual
fall meeting o fthe Florida Cham
ber of Commerce executives will
be held at Silver Springs the week
end of Oct. Ifl.
William L. Blackmon, the organ]
liallrm’s president, aald approxi
mately loo Chamber of Comm area
mnnupera and wives were expect
ed to attend.
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UNHURT IN FALL
BIRMINGHAM, Eng i* - Two
veer old Peter Oingerfleld lell 30
feet from n third-floor window ot
his home today—and escaped with
i black eye Ha bounced off a
-dollies line Info hla four month
lid brother* baby carriage und
'tippled gently from there onto the
-abided yard.
Senator Nixon
The paper laid the Germane will
ley ire to be arrelgnid next
f iT T Z S S
JACKSONVILLE"*-M ra Kul
***r Warren will It-ave Riverside
Huipllal llila weekend with vision
In her M i eye restored
The vision was almost complete
ly lost about two weeks ngo and
when she came here for treutineni
i|
discovered she liu.1 optic
neuritis.
The governor’s wife was given «
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Social A n d Personal Activities
PHONE 148
Social Calendar
Pearce Home Setting
For Hririnl Shower
.
SU N DAY
Mra H. M. ,Fearer.
I »’n rrr, n1
her ilaughThe Sanford
>rd g:
group of Alcoholic' 1 ter, M r'. D T. Keegan, and Mr*.
Anonymous will have pari of (he S. f 'inthnin entertained Inal
Orlando group a* guest' on Sun evening nt 8,00 o’cln k with n
day night. Anyone lntcrc*t*>d *t hrlilal «hower honoring Miss Milasked to call 1O05-J or l’>6d-R.
tired W illiam s, whose marriage
•vill lie on ev mt of Sunday. The
M ON DAY
Vacation Church Behind at tin- narty was held at the I’eatee home
F lra t Mcthcalist Church w ill h" at (Mil) Cast Second Street.
held from 9:00 a.m. lo I L :30 am .
.Mixed summer flowers
were
Vacation Bible Hcluml at tin- used in dec,.ruling throughout the
Lake Monroe Baptist Church be party rooms. The dining table,
ginning at IMM) a m .
upon whielr was placed the shower
The EJcardnll Avenue Circle will gifts, was covered with an ecru
g y i t at 2:00 h.m nt the Chapel
tinakei lace r loth and rent ere.I
TU ESD A V
w ith Mm rolorfnl flowers
nml
Vacation Bible School at the white tapers. (In a table In the
Lake Monroe Baptist Churrh will living room was a miniature bride
be held at 9:00 a.m.
with Imr bridesmaid.
Vacation Church School at the
During the evening M l*. Roger
F i r i t Method!' IChutch w ill lie Schmidt
directed
appropriate
games w ith prizes being 'warded
to Mrs II. D Lawrence and Mrs.
C. A . Anderson J r . Later refresh
ments were served by thn hostess
es assisted by M rs. Schmidt and
W ith IIO T T IK
Mrs, Lawrence. The hrmnree was
presented with a sterling silver
* Thla I ' the firs t of a icrlcB of cake knife from the hostesses.
Frid a y articles ju st for you, to
Hmse invited to he with Miss
give you an Idea of the many
things that ran he found right W illia m i were Mrs. Mason W ill
here In Hanford. I have fomhl it iams, Mrs W, P Brooks J r ., Mrs.
Is not necessary to shop nut of •I. M. Higgins, Mrs. Edward Hlg
town when I can purchase the gins J i , , Mies Sara Warren En*same Items at n reasonable price lerhv, Mis. W. E . Dodson. Mrs I,.
A P hillip s, Mrs. H. B, Odhnm S r..
by Shopping In Sanford.
I f you like nick-nacks in much Mrs. Fred H arrison, Mrs It K
Blown
T aylo r,
aa I, you w ill want to go to the Hardison, Mrs.
Mrs.
C A M E R A A N D G IF T SH O P .... M is. Mamie 1.. Grogan,
.Magnolia Avenue. You w ill find an Payne. Mm . Sara Johnson, Mm
B k c f lln it array of original gift Blanch. Str inger. Mrs. K. It Car
Item* that would ho Ideal for ter and M is. J . fc\ Courier J r . of
Oviedo.
showers, birthdays or nnniverssr
les. These items nre so nUrncHoAlso Mrs. |„ L . H ill, Miss Klinyou w ill he tempted to keep them l“ " K in ld m ff, Mrs. A . F . Barn
yourself. The articles that caught
ey. Mrs. N. C. Hlawtnr, Mrs. W
* my eye were the mnnv diffi real o S ia n .-II. Mrs. F . E . Boum illat,
m iniature drniitnanr »el*. They Mrs. Jodcr C aine!on. Mrs. Mubin
alio have regular size set.-r that Brown. Mm III alley Odhnm, Mrs.
Sehmidt, M is. E . E .
Anderson,
are beautiful.
Fo r that ipecinl coffee party Mrs, John Hodge, Mr* Anderson,
In the garden, you w ill find just ■Miss Elsie Fa rle y, Mrs. M. N.
the thing to give It that outdoor Ch vclaud, Mrs. W , A . Cagle. Mrs.
^ouch. It I ' a set o f hnirdMio Donald Finmm, Mrs. C. E . Brown
“ hlna, complete with pups, snti of Oilnniln, M is. L . W KeyiioM i,
cers, bon Iron dlahe*. ash trays Mrs t nwrence and Miss Cumi
Est ridge
and planters
l like to go into the Camera
■till G ift Shop and Just browse . , . ,
.
around, became It seems new :
n\ y i - i i v r « r » tv
', '1"
articles never, stop arriving.. T h is !
Vn,<Illtll^ c h ^ r S f .................... .be
Is a nnv shop In Hanford and own
•r Fat Bcrcere welcomes you t» First Mi'lltodlst Churrh w ill he
coma In and see the host of items belli from IMM) a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Midweek P rayer Service nt Cen
available fur your home nml for
tral R np tlit Church at H im p,m
giving.
Sunbeams
w ill also m eil ui ihU
Have ynu heard about the Jet
%hoes IV E Y 'S just got in
for lime.
The I'hilnllieii .Sunday School
school? A lirown strap oxford that
arty of the small fry w ill n n llv Class of the F irst Baptist Churrh
be proud to own. Foil Farro l w ill have a spend-thr-day pirnl:makes tlienr fnr plenty of wear, ill the cottage of Mrs .1 M.
good leather, long lasting soli's SHnccIphei ou the ocean front at
and built for that eonifortable fit. New Sm yrna Itearli. Each mem
When tho kids stnrt talking jets, ber Is inked to bring a covered
you can Ire sure they nre talking dish.
•Seminole Chapter No. 2, (I.E .S .
•bout the je t on the toe of their
shoes. Bring them down to see ivlll hold Its iintmal Robert Hnrrls plrnlr n i Blue Springs. A ll
thla unusual shoe soon.
The m ilita ry strap Is featured members are urged to attend and
^}n many of the other models bring picnic lunches,
TH URSD AY.
" h o w n a t Ivey’s, and you w ill also
Sharing Session of Vacation
find saddle oxfords and loafers.
Lug sole oxfords w ill he what you Church School nt the F irst Meth
are looking fo r If your youngster odist Churrh w ill bo held at 7:.10
happens to ho rea lly active, and p.m,
you w ill he pleased to note the
prices have been reduced from Hi
lo 15 percent from last year
You w ill not have lo worry
■bout your child
gelling
tlm
wrong situ shoe or one
that
doesn't exactly fit because at
I vov' h you ran see for yourself
^ ’ h rough X-ltny Hint it is the
™ lz a he needs,
* •!
Looking for that smart look
and buy? I found it at Penncv’s
In a novslty weave rayon suit for
only 117.76. Broad stripes, idn
stripes, plaids and splashes Ih a arc all exquisite, and hnve to be
seen to be appreciated. Whether
you ara a h alf size or a regular
■lie , looking for a long or a short
Jacket, you w ill find the one mint
flattering for you nt Penney’s.
The gav decorative buttons, nml
•b len d e r lines of this suit are sure
to give you a lift during the com
ing fa ll months. You w ill also have
the latest fall rotors to choose
from when you do your shopping
at Tenney's.
The college g |r| w ill find thl«
comfortable completely lined suit
i t real hit on the campus and you
always save when you simp at
Penney1' , right here lu Hanford.
At C A S T L E 'S you w ill find ju«t
what vmi are looking fn r to add
BRhe finishing touch to your extra
special data dress. It routes In the
form of n dainty gold neckla.-e
•nd earring net. A sm all tear,
drop fa lls from a little gold hall
to form the earring, and the neck
lace feature' a slig h tly larger
teardrop, messed In u alandor
strand of gold. Thla la worth look
S U P P L E A Z IK WOOL — B y
ing Into, and the price would l*o Lexur Is seen In a subdued tomato
hard to beat anywhere.
red suit by Adel* Simpson. Tha
W hile you are there you can see fabric, soft aa kittrn'a fur, Is
the best In wnteheet lighters, cant
treated simply In this afternoon
suit. Thzra Is low waistline em
.
phasis In the double fold of ma
J designed to fill your every need.
■ M r. Castle Just returned .from terial at the hem and In th*
i • buying trip to Chicago where padded hips of the Jsrkel.
he purchased many, many hcauti
Shopping Around
Pe rsona l s
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Losslng
plan to leave this weesend 1" spend
om> time at Dny'ona Beach.
W C. Hutchison has returned
from Spartanburg, S. C. where he
spent several weeks on business.
M Bs Margie Warmoth has a r
rived from Chester, S. C. to resume
her teaching duties nt South Hide
Prim ary School.
Mr. and Mrs. T ro y Hay have returned to their home In Sanford
from Brison C ity, Tenn. where
they have been vacationing .
Mr. and Mrs. George Andrew
Speer are expected to return dhi*
weekend a ftrr spending some time
at Daytona Beach.
Mrs. J . C. Aycock left yesterday
fnr Jacksonville to visit her son
Mr.
and
and daughter-in-law,
Mra. J . N. Aycock.
Friends of Mrs. John L . Chit
tenilen w ill he sorry lo learn ti.al
she continues to hr III at her home
at the Naval A ir Hlatbm
A (Bendarlilng eult f r y
Pb la alao a m eat f j
ardrobe. You w ill be d
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NIOW SHIPMENT iMKN S
NYLON
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Cas tie’s
Very different, very flatterlnjr — thin
well-made blouso of Wyner’a fine Sajfno-mor worsted Jersey, with luatroua
tatwel trim. Cornea In white, red, green,
brown and black in siren 10 lo 18. o.9S
A thin
Pig* 3
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wcv#
ack bait ralla attenti
ider walat line and seei
dot* o f the pocketa. t
• the outfit a very d
ire flattering btnua* a t
1th luatrnua taaiel trim . 1
ardla of D allas, It cot
Uta, red. green, brow
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Mr. and Mrs. B illy Carte* of f G E N E V A
N E W iT i
. • ben Hulrlii ui w h o ,*• . m ,o ■■m. o' i. i 1 , 1 W • i n* * I iiii' ci m
Florence, Ala. arrived yesterday lo
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Hr M ISS \I>IH» I ’ ll I ’ V A T T
a.K ....... I* o.l •odiiY II. I S I I I . II
•' I.......... I Ml We* no* M
visit Mr and Mrs. E M. Swimn at v________________________ . . . . /
,*.* „ r *,a i m . t i l l .
II*. w . ,1 l o g will i . m
ll"- < l i nsl i n, **
their home at I6IM Sanford A ve
nue.
Mi and Mt* Phillip Its mu had
Mi and Mm. Him S sn tllll and a* then gin- 1 rlm rsiliiy. M l*.
.Incnha of ('bulim ia
I l n l i 'l i i N o n - l . n u t e r
el.lhlren have arrived from C h i Anne
Tin- lln p ti'l Tiatm n g t ’ nlosi I V a r s o n T w i n s A r c
cago to visit with Mr. and Mrs
I '. i m u M c m c M l I s T o l d
held
a
suppei
it
ihe
Church
T
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s
I lo n o r c fl O n I t ir lI n la y
Joseph Kussl. Mrs. Sunti 111 is the
day' night
\lcmt dll uMemh'd
former M ary Russl.
y| n itnl Mf
Ed SliHim returned home last
\\ ill* ii
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week after i vi*|i with hi* ilaiigb'Ml pi mi"■*ifh - «l
I. f Onrii il 1n -*I v\ ” iiini! w i'l t ti-i'-1" ■
Mr. ami Mrs. F . E . Hmimillat
ter
in
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tlmiirhfn ♦
■ e-u:> MMIP **1 1lit ll
irtll’l | f!JI *41 1»l li'tllHl <*1 *I >♦
have as their houseguests the
Mt and M l* I led Youls bail
1 ii -ul • f 1 I'l H» ii o_ I.•• K**ti>irf
f*
Misses Lucia and LnM ar Mil,end a* their guest la*i week, Mr. aud ' tin , h iM ifh, .hinn»\ m l .1
l Mi jiik I
\V. i lie. I 1M11* l
I1' ill ‘Mil, H hn li»r Itnlav
and Bonner McLeod of Orlando
M
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ami Fran k ItouniitlHt of Hanford. Mrs. T , C Hunter " f D el,and,
th* li tw vlfl It liii tin ! w
Th
Mrs,
l.enotn llutitei of Volt
liM.ls,
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Wot It*. Texas, and M is. Lew is
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Miss Heheren Me Hr id*' of Paro Tafoya of N. ■vv Mp XII'D,
t *j*v
n i l \ 11 Mllll I*Ml Jim I • Mmm i >1 * 1leave* 1*Mlml *
le!, S. C. has arrived to tom-h al
' *m. mi'l fi •
Mr. iiittl M i r . J#*liii K elly of
t 'firs*i iim t Hill
i.
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pn
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’■uppt'i
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luilifu'
the South Hide Prim ary School G ulfport. M iss. I lent and Mr*
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F . K. Hols, 1101 Park Avenue.
f * h* « ;h fim11
li* *n h I»1 l
ter Haven wen all reeent visitors
i mi hfitI
|1| l TU I rt 1-11i
i,H IjlHV Hill 'I" 1'iij
of Rev .1 P 1 ov.'iv
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and
Mrs. Robert
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Mrs. Lyman Hall "peel bt*t
' til Til f II I HI* || .fa'll 11**1ft |l PIfI ( LUJ11J*M Hi
Miss M arjorie Bridgman of t'rls ln
nnllv fllliI paint *
»'ti|i»v I i l.*| Hill
linl, Canal Zone, form erly of Snr, week In Pim eiislj*' w irli tier
t , ul* 11*■*I fiorii
Mf I ’ if
■Mli: fh** t»vrf|llltf f'llluu IMU Ml
ford, are the guest* of Miss M ary inotliet who underwent an operaml in Ki'lv*
|fl»llf»'V^....I II
ip if
Robinson, I lot) M yrtle Avenue, fm' lion.
! i 1I
• v MmKini:
M i. and M i*. .1 l*. W alter of
I htv**‘ i'|» |(*\' 1it tin i'v* nf wtl.i Binllj, \
several week*.
Ti \ i»t Hi
\lk.Sg S. C. weie , liters of Mr.
i *i•’I Ri* ri TH-1 .1Inn mv V' *f * .In mu I S in 1li** St t..... I " « I
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Mr. anil Mr*. Cottrell T a lly and and Mi * Roy Nlehols Tuesibiy.
if Jut ItH c I ip I i , I**n n ft* mr#»•' lilt I 111*' 1 *11 I ’I I. I | | I ! HI -III I lf
,folio Timm as left last week for
children of Jacksonville are ex
f I f»l I I ft tl '
| 'll y 111 Will *h < h."
peeled to n rrlvc over the weekend Severn) nionili* sea dutv in the 1 ■ I I I
4 ll • pi ill
I Iff »• ni , ,
K miH M i , l"hni»\ A i*jO h , Jif
to visit fnr a few days with her Medlterriini'an
hl\
\Vi iifh l, 10 nn*' Mi CN*v. I hi i I «hu mir *hi f h *
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E . H. I.nn
Mrs .1 .1 I offlm 1m i as In'i I vt iit \ I v in VV m vrlo IMI v SO
ey, on East Eighteenth Htrret.
guest* foi a few day* li'U dntlgli- | t" i mnl Ji'i i v I Nut .in
ter, Mrs Smltti S
h n k nml
Mrs. IhinKs Ih ^ tcss
Mr. ami Mrs. Richard Ten E yck ■laughter lla il o a of Fori l.inulerW alker plan to leave on H atm iliiy dale.
l.iik u M o n ro e
T o N a v y llr if lu c ( ’lu ll
lo spend a few weeks with his
Mrs Henry lla rtn o n li.it as tier
> M ill' SOIM IMII OM
parents in Toronto, Cnnadn. Upon guest tier s l*liu , ' l i - o A A l
1V \ ’
Si nh MM Hf f »' t M1
their return they w ill move lo len of Zepliyi lu lls, F la . nml tier
I . Vl'M'l I || ml I Imi I « If Illlh M if
G ainesville where Mrs. W alker n in e , M ary l.m iise Alb n. of (Ink •*- tin i i i'n \ "OliUK ♦1***0 iMitil* Vli ■ «"'• v frit!" r'.ii t ll* id L| mu'll 1.
lit Idl |if* . I mI. h* M it Mti' 11S•!11+'
w ill enter tho U n ive rsity of Flnrf'M-vji ihrbu.
, Ridge, Tenn.
hln,
Mr
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p'*Oil Mti*. 1 K I hit A* 111 VVinf ft 1*i*1
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I The Haptlnt Missionary Society
. "Ml* p O 1,* 1. 1 ill '♦ IMI J|
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I * wit 11 In • m» \! ■ r
a m e .tl.w at lb- bon......... I iflj ii I* tv hv*■
* t »** Mi
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D r. C. W Baker ratlirne.l on Rev and
i u l Mt L Him v "I I i* l
vif f*
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Hull
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Tuesday by plane from Deliver.
ft. *
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Colo, where he visited his sun and day. A haul III nttondei!
V| ,i i 11M .x11.1 *f»my It| * f M »i ; Vn11■ , . h * *
The
Young
Pim
ple,
I
daughter-in-law, L L and Mi* J '" ‘
Ml* Hi' I1 *•f 'll*
.f
Hie
It .|ili t •if I K " tin.
Baker. Mrs. Baker Is visiting • " Helmol
lass
wiener rmi > i.' i thI \l >a 11 M VI n f r i m.
route to her home in Hanfoid w ill t him h had
Hini Mi* l i ri*
relatives In A tlanta amt Mam It a . ' horse pond W edius.l.iy
*
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I hoMt' prcftciil vvi fp Mni > '*• i'1 irnl i hi hi m n. • r»l« lh» *•
»*'i i t- u>mfitfie »ti VMp
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Ing nlrely following his seeomi
vi, ,
Mi nml Mt * l( I
till) chihln ft, I r**ft,ihi It t v t i f i *1
t e ! ! " ! 'cbn|i
hnperiines w ^ fi* r -nil w • it I lie I'iii 1 ' l M
and expects to return to Hanfmd
ler H art.
til11 \h * 11 (. Mr**l* * I*11mm mi n it
w ithin ten days. M rs. Tate has Cadi
Jhst returned from being vvili
Th* Vt»i t•I **tl 111fill 'li’htMxl art >"•
In old Tu rkish court' w-utti>
tiim.
Hhe was accompanied by is often were women « 1m >
■n*■ f .HIt i \htii i it* I tn pi i i !, hi i i * I i* ill
*Mv»* rf « pi* Mt if Mm r i ! ' pm 'I 'hi
M rs. W. II. Brinson,
tslned Slip guests w i’ ii e l . . i n
fit Itl'ilih, k Id f I* fhl |*|l | hr| *'|1 k* |H
'flj**» -I\1 fin'II l *»v; fin-f .1 I'll MU'
S I N O V N
IM N M
K
Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Mitchell r*
Dates
are
one
of
the
main
<
i
turned recently from Hsrssoin
Hill’ll
of
Iran.
In
addition
t
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lieloe
H
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d
I
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lic
y
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where they visited M r. M itchell'*
food fnr n large part "f
The will»'f riii'lfHi i*n t| in iHiift
'i*-« N, , , ) |, I* i * I, \ * i-noe
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and staple
popiilatinn, date* are „ pum n,
Tfni I VIII iff 4* H111I w Im Ii III r«i n i •
Mr*. W. T . M itchell. They were
II I I t
New Mm
«Uiv w»■|ufli Jit lllllo
M t*» mi*»•'
accompanied by Mr. and Mr*. Tom export crop.
i in hu punmht
Kirkland and children of Orlando
Bug ores are w o rid a i s ""
and they all attended the wedding
In Palmetto of M is* Iletieccn Ax hi II prodneed tiy lli» nlleiHlimt
and Donald C offer at th* F irst solution of pre-exl'iting lion *m<
erals.
Baptist Church.
• r rir in ir noon. Wnuidn't l i
to gat alt your G hrlitm a
p in * done e arly thla yeai
W hile you are nt
iraonallty. Mildred of
•lin e d a gray ah lrt
Friday. Aug. 32. 1932
DlIXBURY SCHOOL OP DANCING
Wednesday evening, M rs. II. H
Goble of Lake Mary was honored
with n baby sliower ul the home
of Mrs. II l l . G rier, ilo d e sie s fm
the occnslon weie Mrs. l i r l r r and
Mnies. Ted Brooklyn, E. K. Lloyd,
J r . and Joe Mayberry. Flo w n a In
the party room* carried out a pa*tel theme, with an especially lovely
arrangement of pink asters and
pink fern, lopped with n sin ill blue
pura,ot. on the ;if i table \rro*»
the center of Hie mom wits a baby
wash line, w ith tiny garments and
identification head, spelling out.
"Welcome lb*h> Come." Appro
priate games mol rontrst* furnish
oil much nmiisemenl. with M is. W
E . linker, Mrs. K E Tru e and Mr*
Benny Austin winning prize*.
Following llo opening of the
numerous g ift*,
the hnstrsse,served punch, irnhtrdual rakes and
mint*, in ruiiiintuie hiw»inelte»1 all
carrying out H-, m -t. l theme
Invited to lo with Mrs, Goble
were her dnughlet. IM o ie * Kirsel
and Ititn Silvan Brooklyn and
Mines. Chest* r Million. R E True.
W. E . B aker, II. Butler, L . E.
Knhort*. P- D Anderson, Ed ZiiH
merman. Thomas Holier k. C o llll
Castleberry, Ralph W illiam s, II. Rllerkenbacli, C
W. Wetderhold.
George it Pntieison, J . D. Coch
ran, li. M. Cochran, J L Hum
phrey. J
M. Thompson, W . T .
Bailey, Sidney Fowler nml Benny
Austin, Helen Bryant, llelvn Walk
cr,- Alice
Harvey
and Miss Mary
--- ,
E arle , of . nnford
K
n't forget the Im-
THE SANFORD I1ERALD
Mrs. Goble Honored
At Lake Mary P arty
S T A R T S T O N IO B T I
,
PENNEY’S
NEW LOW
PRICE
Your it!! -*ii-,mi fii*Miil—<h ligutul fo r y o u r u u u ring jileuaiiro
M im u’ltiti -I .• tnlhtroi! "I nil w<e>!
(Iim|i!ti flbu'k fleern. IIniul I'll't'tl Imiluiiliuh
And tJit* .smart velvel iiii*l*T-r**lliii' prnvitliM tlm
finiihiiig futthion liuti'h! UTilt *cni|»-i«*Hisi** lin
ing without liitittliniiijr— Jit nn extra enul. In
runt, nolil, grey, imturn!, r**il, ptB |ilt‘, royal, pink
mid blue. Misses 10 to 'JR.
• New rnntcl nml fhirk rnlnrs.
4
• 100‘,’r Nylon Crinkle Crepe.
• 8 I » h SumII. Med.. I.nrgi', Ka. I.arge.
" L U R K OR T U B
W ILD R R N E H H "
S ta rrin g dean I’etera,
Je ffre y H eater and
Ceweuaae Sm ith
l a Techakoior
•SHOP
I'E N N E Y ’S
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SHOPS
YOU’LL SAVE
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P rld e y , A ug. 22, IDS2
T U B H A N F O M I) It K H A L J J
At THE CHURCHE5
( I I C h u trh N o llre * moat l>* iif**c n trd nl T h * H * r* ld o fflr# by 4l00
f. M. on the day lii'fu re puhlirnlhm.
TreliiH Mae Gets Blue* In The N e w U h in eae D r u g g is t
By BOH ANTHONY
T H rO W S U p S p O llg e
Peeved Because Of
Members of the Navy Unit,
Economic Status High Altitude Interceptor Range As Reds Take Over
(Project HA IK I hern on tn*
By HAL BOYLE
NEW YORK 'Av—When Wilbur
Feeble can)* home from work, hit
wife Trellis Mae, met him In cold
resentful silence.
What’s troubling you. my little
chickadee?" he asked playfully.
"Somebody put sand In your bird
seed?" 7
"Oh, don’t bother your big head
about me, said Trellis Mae, and
flounced out Into the kitchen lo
finish dinner
Wilbur sighed and held hi* peaca
He knew that whatever the matter
was, he would hear about It later
and sure enough 1he did—after they
he was seated coni
had eatenn und
aiitfhe
. It) Ms
fortabiy.
nla fa
favorite chi r. try’
Ing to
!p read the
lh* sp
a o rtip a o
“•TI'll
il ta
tollll vim
you u<h*(‘a
what's wrong.'
Trellis Mae said suddenly. "Ym
lied to me—that's w h S tr
‘‘Lied to you?" replied Wilbur,
wondering (like any husband which
lie she meanL "How?
When?"
ASHKMIILY OF OOD
CENTRAI. BAPTIST CHURCH
Ninth Street and Lniii*I Avenue I'wclflh Hirer! and Laurel Artnue
Rev. H. L. Whatley, i'nalur
Harold K . Itulluek
lid
Vnirliu J. liullork
Sunday School U:46 a.m . ‘ Iln n g
li:J6 mm. Sunday Schuol. Mr*.
the family to Hominy School".
Morning Worship |t:U() n.m C. H llu m lrid g e, Superintendent
11:00 ii.m Morning Worship.
Sermon hy pnatur. llroailcuat over
2:00 p m . Priso n evangelir-r, nt
Radio Station WTRIt.
Il.T.U. 7:00 p.m. A Union fur Uuurity .lull, youth In charge
r.-rtli p.m. i'lirial Amliiiaandurs
tnch age group.
Evening Wmalilp m m p.m. 1youth i aervlre.
7 :tu p m. Kvangdlstic Hally.
Srrmon hy pnalor.
Wcilnesilay H;00 p.m.
1‘raise
“Com* Thun Willi Ua Ami Wi*
inn' piiiyer aervire.
W ill Do The.' Ooml."
Tluliaitnv h no p.m. .Vfen’a FelImvahip Me*ling.
II PS AI. A (’(IMMUNITY
All mil friends are cordially InPRESBYTERIAN t i l l III II
C. C. White, .Mill la ter
illu j In each of these meetings.
Unified Service I0:00 n.m
CJjUtch School mill talk bv paatm
HOI,Y I IIUHS EPISCOPAL
Sung People* Mui-llng 7:00
CHURCH
Park Arrniie and Koqrih Street
I he Rev. II. L. 'Zimmerman, B.O,
Evening .S ervice 7 dill p.n
Rector
Weduesda
tsd a y Kveriing 7:00 put.
Prayer
rrayer a ml Ulhle Study fin
The Feiist of Ht. ilarthulnmew,
Tiers.
Apostle nod Martyr.
lElevr■nth
‘ Sunday
" '
a fte r T r in it y I
“ Remembei; when I wanted that
Holy riuiiiminlon H:00 a.m.
fur coal lest year,? It was a won
FIRST BAPTIST CHUItril
Morning I'inyer, Choral Ru- darlul bargain for 1.1,000," said
Park Atenur nt Hislli Htirrl
hniial and Adilreae U;flO a in.
Trellis Mat. "But you said no. we
W. P. lirooka Jr., Pastor
Services 'lining Die weak:
afford it.
John L. Miller.
Holy (’ommiinlon Monday, Tufa couldn't
"We couldn't then." said Wilbur
Minister of Education
•lav, W dnesday, Thuriday
stubbornly,
.............. "and we can't now
Sunday School 0:46 u m.
Halm lav 7'3u u.m
"flow much uhl you make last
Morning Win ship | | no a m.
Friday ll«dy Communion (hkj
year?" demanded Ills wife
Training Union 0:16 p.m.
a ill.
made $5,200 after paying
Evening Wotshlu H:00 pm.
(Tlies* servlet!* In the Chapel
taxes," said Wilbur "And we
Wednesday Seivlcv tt.no pm.
of Peace.I
saved $600 Hill If we had bought
Ear phones for Hard of heuiing
N uuary for nioiuiog ami nveii
that $1,000 fur coat I'd he owing
FIRST
Ing worship servi.es, also fur
lh" $500, Instead of having It in the
Sunday Scbtiol.
hank (or a rainy day ”
Onk Avenue
‘ “
r*lM' a
Wctcoma.
Trellis Mae snook her head at
Rey. A. (L
that.
li: IA n.hi. Sunday HehooL ’
"What I want to know Is—are we
CHUHCU OF CHRIST'
H OU ii,m. Mofulna Worship.
Sfiloi “The Pubijcgli , Beardsley or are w* not as good qs Ihe
■ !« Avanua and Second Hi reel
shit
Von !>c Wot«r by Lamar Him- average American family?
J. C- Nicholson, Minister
“Oo ye therefore, mill tench nil ll,">,“7 ,l„, !*! 'Coma
, ,, ^Thou Hily said
"Of course we are." said Wilbur
nalioni, baptiiing them In tim ■P’rll . I mheanokoff.Tkach liy
ami of tin
the i (hancfll Choii Sermon by M r Mr "Why?"
name of the F“ olnH,
a th e r and
Innls.
I
hutdi
Ninaery
1(1.46-12:00
"Well, I read in the newspaper
Son, and of the Holy (llioat.
Dial a government report showed
Teaching them lo otiieive nil eml, Sunday.
Pioneer
Fellowship
Meetings
things whatsoever I have comthe average American family earn
munurd you: and, In I ntn with will he discontinued until Scptetn- etl $4,300 last year, but spent
you nlwnye, even unto the end her.
M 700 If Ihe average family can
h ■HI* p.ln.
Kvenlug Wot ship. I afford to spend S4U0 more than
Of the world " (Matt. 2H:1U 2II|
Setmoii l,y Mi. Mcinnle.
40:00 am . Nihli' Study
| it earns, why can't we afford to
11:00 am . Moinlug Womliip
i spend $600 more than we earn?
0:30 p.ln. Kvenlug Worship. t tiNGREG \ I ION At. CHURCH You make more than the average
Park Airline arid Third Htreel mail Why should we lie Ihe ones
Sermon topic: "Th* (iieiit (’oinI. Ilrrinitil Rout, MillUler
mlislon".
lo fall behind?"
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Wednesday* H:00
p.m.
ilinlo
"Rut, honey," objected Wilbur
Muriiing Sat vice 11:00 g.ni.
Study.
“ We aren't (ailing behind Can'*
Set moii: "llchold Mv Hands".
V ls lt o is a lw a y s w v lc m e .
you see we're better off. Instead
Ihr Ill-art Uf Religion
‘■onniil open tiiy eyre without of owing $600. we have $600 ”
FIRST (Till IK ’ll (IF CHRIST iidmiiiiig th" nit that shjnrs
“ You mean Ihe hunk has the
thrimgli nil nuliii"; the li-avt cast $600 - and I don’t have my fur
SCIENTIST
SOU East Herond Htn-it
suffices to maku me perceive the rout,” said Trellis Mae "The
Sunday School U:.'l(» it.hi.
Hand Hint mnile everything.
more money you owe the belter
Church Servlre 11:110 n.m.
I* my God. if many men do not off you are Anybody knows that "
Wednesday Service H:liu n.m.
rl
discover Thee
In ihl* great spec
"I don't see how you
leadlna Room Tuesday* and lode Thouu _______
gives! them
__ of all na began Wilbur, uneasily
days 1:00 to 6:00 p m.
to*", it Is nut because Thou art
"Well, tskq France," Inlrrrupted
A recognition and uiiIvuikhI ac fur fioill oily of us."
his wife. "Is France an average
ceptance of the oiimien* of Mind,
Fium-I* de Fenslon cuimtry or I* it nol?"
or God, opens the way to heaven,
"1 suppose you could say that
harmony,
oil gglorify
(li"l 1hv
y , aa*
s III!
i u i ii v 1|'"I
1V
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
France M
. "
having that Mind which wna in
„ CHURCH
"Now tsko (ho (Jolted Rules.
Christ
'This i* Dm Iteynot* Hrventh Htreel and Klin Avenue
I* Ihe Uultud Stales a wealthy
of services to ....
he r^'ld III hM
K. E. Meaning, Paslur
Christian Betenc« chinches next
•'hitre)....... -vice 11:00 a.m. B*t- euiinlry?"
"Yes but
. "
Sunday whati tim *iihje,l it nrilnv.
"Never mind that Who owes
“M M ".
Nahlinlh Kclmol 11:30 am . Mrs,
more—France or
Ihe
Unlled
Two vers*
f Non (lie *171li II llm-km-r. hu| i" i liilerident.
Psalm (3,41 lunvid" lliu liohlcri
1'iayer Meeting Wednesday 8 :0(1 Slates "
"The United Stales, of conrs«
Text: "l.cl (In- |icnpl" |iiui*" tllH", pm
p God: lei nil III" nruplu |iliilin:
"Rut
Visitors ul" well nine.
th lf. O let the Iiatii'li* he glnd
"Well, Is the Untied States better
and sing for Joy: fm thou hIiuII
off than France or not?" sato
judge the people i Ighteously, and
Trellis Mae triumphantly "Doesn't
govern th « nations upon earth." I'renbyterlunH Will
that prove the more you owe the
Ths following from I'mveili*
off you are? And wouldn't
Have Guest Soloist belter
(2:0) Is among Hiblo selections:
we be belter off, too, II I had
“For
glveth wisdom:
..... th* Lord
....... .........
fur cost?"
The First Presbyterian Chureh Hist
out of hi* mouth romvUi knowl
A glased look came into Wilbur's
will have as guest nololst at their eyes.
edge and understanding."
Numbly be got up. walkrd
Correlatlve tiaasages ftoin "Hcl 11:1)0 o'clock servlre Hundsy I .a - Into Ihe kitchen, turned the coRI
•net
Health with Key to the mm Himmons, iiiomineut vocqljs! water faucet on as hard as he
re end
..........
rlpttiree"
re»" by M
Mary
a r y ................
liakui Eddy of Control Florida. The announce could, then bent over and pul hi*
"Coil le
le tio_
. chide:
: "God
___ _ ment was made hy Mrs. Georgs
i
lint separate
icbipg head under the contjng
r the wisdom
from
.... he
... bestows.
iw*. Tbe
The Tuithy, Minister of Music.
Mr. Himmons D a graduuto of torrent
talents
ents Ho giivee we must lm•■Non
Now what are you doing, silly?"
Hollins College where he afcng
pioek” (p. 8).
d Trellis Mae.
with the chapel choir and stualel)
Tying to dry my hair," he
with Dr. Christopher Honaa*. He
has appeared with many choral
J
R:]
Street
(lltiin K. Smith, I’aalor
Bible Scltool U:46 ia.ni.
Morning Worxhlir 11:0fi a.m.
iito r'i subject: "llefuro Melt" or
"he ‘Why' of Work#".
Evening Service 7:45 tun. An
formal niaqtliig for all age*,
oil are Invited lo Join ua In
i old>faih|oiifd song service, and
hear a meiaage by the pastor
l the subject) ‘‘The Lie Va. The
Inn (In1 llnch Festival Chorus end
that uf the Florida Symphony,
At present Mr. Hlminona la
choir ill rector uf the Methodist
Church In Winter fork and prior
lo I hat wua aulofal with the All
Dnlntn Kphwupel Church uf thef
rlly. HI" solo here Htimlay will he
"Thu Publican" hy VanDewater.
The chancel rholr will elng
Tacheriiokoff a “Come Thou Holy
Hplrlt" ami the aarmon will be
ureached by the Hey. A. (1, Me*
Innls.
J
MciJinsey* *“ ,larrl'“jn “",l Renewed Communist
Aviation photographer’. Mat* Expansion Predicted
k e
rpi
thinl class Richard Clark reported
ahonril NAAN
yesterday. Ilf*
'JA
ill has
TAIPEH. Formosa <81—National
fi|
sgi
been Hssglned
to the Photo Lab, 1st China's official government
Dick halls from Chicago but In newspaper today predicted that
feeds "at Home" In Dixieland ihe meeting In Moscow of top
since his last duly station was Communist Chinese and Soviet of
Charleston, H. C.
ficial* will result In " a new Co mChejf Howard Haynes haa taken miinltl Invasion in Southeast Asia."
ii week's leuvc- to entertain his
The Cenlrsl Dally New* offered
brother, who Is visiting Chief and these reasons:
Mrs. Haynes at their home In
] (J N. farces have halted
Grange C|iy.
"Kremlm aggression" In Korea.
Applications ate now being a*
2 Russia needs rubber, tin, and
eepted for the 1663 NROTC Pro other vital products available in
gruin. To be eligible for IhU Soulheust Asia
|i:<ogiaio, ii" enlisted man must )>•-1 3 fh,. time Is ripe for an in
single, physically qualified, he Vlisi(((| t„,ca„M |, w„__
nulit .be sup
on July I, |Kjrtffd by wha! th« paper called
Mi.,3. Mini he u high school gradu- ,„,)V firmly established Com
Communist
ut«. A man accepted for NROIL tilth
fiflh P„l„mns
Houlheasl Asia
columns In Southeast
In sent to q college- or university
4 Naval forces, of whloh Russia
hy the Navy amt, upon receiving is short, would not be needed to
n d"giee from that college m 'overrun Indochina sod the Ma
University, in cuiiigilsnloneu us iuyan Peninsula then. . . Sumatra,
an ensign in Ihe IJ. R. Naval R* Indonesia. Sarawak and the Phil
serve. Any enlisted man thut ippines"
feela he I* eligible and is inter
ested in applying for NROTC
Training should contact the edu
cation office for further details. New Drug Developed
Tin- renovation of the (Ration
Chapel will lie completed next
In Fight On M alaria
week unil a dedirutin servlre Is
week uml a dedication service It NEW YURK (JtJ-An linear ent
planned for ihe first Monday in was tnado today of the
111 lop
u sight to behold ii ml It will he. mealit ol
of as new snl'-m
______
ilsi ____
ii place In which the men at NAAh In help proven! relapses cause
ran cert a Inly he proud to wofshlo by the discus*
Until it Is completed. Sunday's
Tho Journal of Ihe American
Divine Services an- being held Medical Association, in Its Issue
in the Stti!ion Auditorium.
out Saturday, reports on the new
com pound known ns primaquine
The repurls, iiM-rles of fnur pa
More 1‘upilH, Fewer pen,
covers studies conducted hy
Teuchern Ih Problem lean)* of malaria exocrts working
under sponsorship of Ihe offlcd ot
WASHINGTON oft-The nation's the Surgeon General, U H Army,
school* were reported today to be and the U S Public Health Serv
caught In a vise—more pupils on lea.
Primaquine la o modification uf
one side and (ewer teachers and
pamaquine, termed the first sue
less space on thn other.
The National Education Associa ceaiful synthetic antlmalarlal drug.
Prompting the Invqstlgslluos n
tion (NKA) told of Ihe double
squeese In s report on a survty ported in (no AHA JoTfpqqf
among 4 371 lehnol systems In the heavy rate uf vivax Infection—
cities a (2.500 population and up the type which produces relapses—
found aipong United Nation* truopi
ward.
The NEA said replies from 1,270
T#ita were conducted In Army
uf the school systems listed their
major ptoblcma as mounting en aUtion hospitals at Toft Knox.Ky.,
rollment, ■ shortage of leschsri. and Port Denning, Qa., on Korean
Ih acute
scute ma<
mascarcity of building materials and veterana admitted with
larla attacks between July 25, 1551,
1651,
inflationary costa. T
and
May
1,
1252.
Tbe report said the nation's de
fense effort apparently il the mar cause of the shortage of quail
'd teachers. It said teacher turn
DANIEL* APPOINTED
over has Increased generally. ' .
WEST PALM BEACH on-The
ayitgi
Central and South Florida Flood
nei
Control office haa announced the
reappointment of Broward M. Dan
ieli, Moore Haven, to the board
S
INDIANS ELECT
DELHI, India Ut-Htoi
r is ditching its heredit
Juba for an elected cl
i to govern the dlipu
ndlan land.
Indian Radio announ
>y that Kashmir’* Consl
sembly had unanlmoi
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
G e n e ra l
812
Insurance
EAST
F IR S T
PHONE
STREET
78
JAMES II. GUY
H. JA M E S OUT
Assoc.
I A 'o ra l N o t i c e
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lH C
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N il. A M lA N lK H
K lt C H K A .
I'l a liiild .
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usleinlaril.
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0;
Tilr f t a
whuse resldstic* Is unknown
Vim are hsreliy ruiulreil i« (lie
your appearance “U« aa»w»r or
ottiar pleaiiinHa on neptemoer iMn,
ivyl In Iks ulreuli Cuurl ul Iha
Ninlh Jinllil»l ibrcull. In um) lor
Heinlnols i’ounly. Klarhla. In Chan
cery. In a aafi. aaalnsl you, *n(lllnl Nil. A Kit ANC CM KltCHKA.
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vs. ............
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THURSDAY • FRIDAY - SATURDAY*
AUG. 21 - 22 AND 2.1
o riil of Ihe Hahl C o u rl, u l H snfdrd,
i u iin ly u l H rm lnole, H lal# of K lo rIda. Ih l* t l s l day of A u a u s l. A I t .
ltd Aluminum!
CJdl
O. I* HERNDON
Clerk. Circuit Courl
(H K A L .I
Torn Wiilinn
A iK > rii*r to r P U h i i l f l
,1lo N o nh M ain H lr r r i
O rlando. M o rld a
NOTH'K
N U T IIU ; IH IIK U U IIY (IIV K N that
ih * (luard id I'uinity t'eiiiinlM lonar*
id th* County ul Hi>m|i>"l* Klurlda.
w ill |||**I at lu u n n'l-lnck a.m.,
h*|il*ii(l>*r Inn, H i'J. In 111* County
O unint*»lun*r* ituuui in lh * Court
llo u * r nt Hanford, In
wlih
(irovlulon* at Chapter 15 ■>
w i t h the
.........................
M.iM.t* HintH(*• 1vt,I. lur UK |iuru( li*arlna r*iiuriil» and comiiluriil* fruni in* pub in- r*enrd|mt
111* t.udaal* for Hi* Hum I V**r he
ll inning in iliilu r 1*1. te ll. *ml • ndI nk H*|ilrinl>*r 101 h. 1951. mol Will
ui*r*upun iiM u m ili Billin' In*
budget* cor bbI iJ pnrind. whli li teni*tlr« hudgal* or* milhmarlttil a*
ijuk#
follow*
MiniiKSry nUtfinrnl shoWltiK mn|or r*o*lnt*. M|i*ndltma*. halanc**,
i f o r v u and |>ropo**d tux mlllse*
lludarl ll»n*ral I'lind
l A S K H I A i l GOAL *
AND N IT
• It" flog with sard »«t V
anothii o oo or axe v u v a
X
yW J
5-PIECE BOWL SET
l«l of 4 rotindtd bowli plot lorg*
2 quart bowl, "Sun-Ray- lailda
Aril i h.
~
AMOI HI a OOOOVlAg VAIUI*
Qfant 5 /id
It r r a lt n *
i 'ii■Ii h a la n o * IS i.u u u mi. (It.v *r» s< i.lr * n * a * (l.in n .iio , K s c « *a
K«*a
llt.u io i. T a x * * t l u ' i . l x i - i . " i n - '
ra u s lp i* l* ,C 7 l I'll, !.•«» S '* l«.<114 «» — N »l IIS 4 .3 "4 .O il
T o ta l r»<*l|U« t r t r . K i l nS — |*ro|,o *«il T a x M llls a * t m ill*
h X |i* iid llu ra a .
Com tnlaslo iix tu T a x A * *r**o r 116.ono no Cnm m laslnn* lo T a x ( ’<•!I*cli>r IIS.non.oo, M a ln tsn a n r* to
County Hunt* 117,000,to,
W*l(ar* flo.tiootio, Count
l lr p i i r u n r u l I13,o»0 0».
('minty lltiiMII Unit
Mumlnnle
County
Aai
Deuartmunt ll.luo.Od,
1,000 on.'
71.110 00,
t
WASTE
Bn»«erator
A S Kq/tvn
E Ttnamat
-rAnltk
r r rwMi *
o iW
K * |m
ltat»rv«*
I
'ii In I Hauanilltlirw I l f
canii bala an*
Onmmlsaiun
*. w.
iao ooo oo,
K u tula
(kbafraphail flaws* dasari
Osamoui 40-quart ill*.
AOWTHU OOP* VIA! VA4g»
I
Kip* mill uro*
Vr** Labor lOS.lnuioo. Mnlnlrii'i.....
of *•) laljiiTirtit 121, niiu.no. Purellu*a uf machinery 115,OOP. 10,
•la*, nil* all-, f if,non an Itued
Material* I i6.ouu.tlli, l‘urchn»*
wnil *«nau*a uf iiruruilog rlalil
•if Huy* |ll,nnn oft, t’aynisnt* In
r i l l n 'ii,,1 Town* M.TIt.SS, Other
i - i pwndt t ur i a* lilt.non ml, I t aa a r va r
C l.31.1 10 Tutiil
I7l|)*iiitlliifv*
Tot ii
m o .n o ;•
II ia*(•* *1 l i n g
A F u r f r Il u r *
Kmnil
UanIi Imliuit'c*
110,(100,00
(ftiulnu
r
undj
_____
n i l t t a n l , ______ ______
Iwhk* soawwl flnUh. A
AMO?Mt OOOOTIAK VMM
AILM sHmI
•R O O M R A K Itw i
H*w 4ul|n . . . 15 tprlae On I
S m aoMad la 11" *#r*«4 (*4raW
*e» easy stora®*.
MMTWia •o o ay iA a VMM
aa*.
Hxpandllur**
Hhrrlrf far* ami ruaia llt.no
County Juris* fra* anil mala
**o.o«, cu rfi Circuit Court
and coat* IH.mJo.oo. County I
••outing Attorney faaa 11,10
Feeding anil Cara of I'rlau
111,100 00 Other aibanaaa
000.00. Ilaavrvr* «» 711.OlV 1
• spendltur**
_____
M Jw ff l* r t o y
lnaa Ai Coal* 113.(00.00. I«ai
I , i l l 00 — Nat 1 1 M 1 M 0 I 1
r«r*l|,l« 1*4.SIS »l. No T a i
( 11 , 11100 .
Tulal uruuuaad taa fiilllxa* In
l*vi*3 ni( 111] taa (•olL '10 n
fttt}
?
P
Tulal axosnitllur**
‘U i . t i i i r
ntl
'
m i ,l'
hudests
Cumnlsls iHlalled Hilda*'* are
avaiur.lt fur nutitle Inspection In
llit of flea of tli* d a r k uf Mia Clreull Court in Hit Court House at
Hanford
Hoard of Cnunly Commiealon*ra of HanilnnU Cuusiy.
Florida
Hv- II C Mudd, Chairman
Atuati o I1 Herndon Clark
Don't Discard Your Old Mattress) I
i . K. MrKIniey, Minister
Ui4fi a m. Sunday School. A
Mb for every age.
The Vacation Bible Bchool <i
11(00 a.m, Morning Wnrahln. the Christian and M lnlonary A
rmon themei “Signs of the llance will h5 brought to a cloi
tonight with a program at tfi
7:6o p.m. Youlh Fellowship church at HiOO o'clock. All are It
irvlcea,
vited to attend.
liM p.m. Evening Worship,
The doling exercises will if
irmon themei “Going A found in dude both music and redU tigt
Irilei".
Kadi department of the achm
station are still talking about
HONG KONG un-A Chinese drug
the fun they had at the Unit’s store
ore owner who reached Hong
party last Friday. Yeoman first Kong from Shanghai said today hli
clna* Jimmy Ross an d ' Aviation store was to firmly In the hands
Electrorilcsman first class Paul of Communist workers "I had to
Carver headed the committee that ask permission lo take an aspirin."
planned the party and everyone
The pharmacist is Carl Chang
ircsrnt seemed to have an en- who attended the University of
oyable evening. The Holiday Inn Wisconsin and Maasachusaetti In
was chosen for hte site and fried stitute of Technology in the 1540's.
chicken dinners were served.
Hr owned one of the largest diaAn amusing Incident occurred pcnsnrles on Shanghai's famous
In the party when Lieutenant If. Avenue Joffre
A, Winter casually remarked
Oner here Chang said he has
about chicken being served In- abandoned hi* home and business
stead of steak. Before he realised and wants no more of communism,
whnt was happening, Ids friends
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ordered him a steak and it was covered that by allying themselves
set before him. Joviully going with
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made to stage a unit get-togehter inunlist Part
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ly either through forced
about once each six wfeks.
donations, fines or taxes
Among the many people present
(.'hang said he continued an his
at Friday's pnrty were Com- job. hoping far a turn for the
mandt-r E. H. Metiii'l, Lieutenant campaign early this year against
Commander and Mr*. T. S. Ilai private owners After that he said
rls, Miss Peggy Flood, Miss Ruth he decided there was no use and
Redmond, Aviation Ordnancemun ^d out of China as quickly as he
first class and Mrs. J. W, Harrell, could.
Lieutenant Coinmnii'ier J. O. R
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mother wanted In the gang rob
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hearing before United States Com
iiissiuuer Roger Edward Davis
Thursday.
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two men held In New Orleans anc
a third man in Los Angeles, Mrs
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branch of, Um Bank
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Aleno Blasts In T hree’
Tallies With 2 5 t h
Homer As Sanford
Loses To Azaleas
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By KENT CIIETLAIN
Memorial Ktndlum will official
|y adopt It* name lhl» evening
during the Intermission between
the Seminole tlluc-l’alnlka twin
hill at 7:00 p.m. Thn CampbellLasting
sing American l.cglon Pont N».
f>A will unveil a beautiful limonplaque In front of the Stadium
and Inter conduct dedicatory
ceremonirH inald - the nark.
Meanwhile, the Seminole llhie
flout offlre, hoping to make the
dedication n Idg Murreaa, l« nI iis In* a bargain "Family Night"
with awards to he presented to
families during the two game*.
A aperlnl tlrket will admit the
entire family for this evening''
dnuhleheader.
Hanford, still hanging nn to n
v err slight iiinthrmiitlral dinner
to sain the fnorth nlay-off berth,
will
. . .piny. the Balaian Aanlraa
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a crucial doublchfsder here to
night, first game beginning at
6:I t p.m. and second lilt aclieduled to vtmt at H-,00 p in.
Hemlnoln lllu.i "bra**" inapa final |
—Jameson Photo
total night the Blues crumbled Hlmlliim ilrdlcnllon and Family Night urogram which will highlight the one special bargain ticket. Artunl di-ilirntlion ceremonies will begin
before the A'n in the Important I'alatka-Hanford ilouhlehender hcglnnlng nt 6:46 p.m, thta afternoon. at 7:00 p.m. Heated, left to rlghtl, .lay Waiter, club accountant; Blue*'
flrat game of the 1-tllt eel nl K i i c I i family will lie udiuiUled to the twin bill for the price of only President John Callahan, and Busin*** .MniiMger John Krlder.
Auburn’s Alumni Now Predicting
Plainsmen Will Improve In Fall
raid Kskew
George KenU
Palatka. 12-6. Orluuuo, meanwhile,
was hiring to Jnx llearli, 3-1. Thla
Incrraued the Axnlcns' lend over
the two contending club* fur the
sole remaining berth In the poutitnaon play-offs.
Hanford la now 7!4 games off
the parr of the A'a ami Orlando
fell io -Hi tilts behind. The Hluc-t
have nlm- guinea remaining, I ' mIntkn right and Orlando only sev
en a» hope for either the Bl u e * or
Senator* o I m o * t completely
faded with last nlglit'a rriuilta.
PI,AY-OFF KAC.’B AT A GLANCE
W. L. P d. Gil 01,1*
Palatka
71 66 .660 —
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Orlando
67 HI .623 4>4
7
Hanford
(13 63 .600 714
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Hanford must win its remaining
nine game*while Palatkn
loae.i
seven of lla last eighttill* In o r
der thnl tho Uluru may tlo for the
play-off spot privilege. A tie
between thu two club*
right to compete In the Shaughneaiy's.
Tha Seminole* are all but out
If one considers (hat a Palatkn
win In either of lanlght'a games
By STEELING SI.APPKY
Associated I'reaa Hport* Wrlfer
Aiitiurn Alumni who happily dn*h
about to Imichdiiwn anil quarter
back tlulis like now rich clliicn*
with mure cash than they have
had in year*, should slop predict
ing "Tim hoys ore nn the way.
('hoy'll do better this year than
they dill Inst."
If Auliiirn turns up with a heller
record In Southeastern f'oiiferonco
football Ilian Hie 19.11 Plainsmen's
highly rcspcrlalilii 6-6 record, Ihe
neenrion would tin a simple case
of lightning striking Iwire in the
same spot
Like all SEC teams Auburn
doesn't open fall prncllre until
•Scut. I, hut even at this early
dale Auburn looks no better than
a four victory. I! defrat outfit,
maybe
nay
n 37
The hare but unpleasant fact at
Auhurug which Is known by Coach
llaljih Jordan, Athletic III
.left Heard and many other* is
this; "Auburn will have a better
tram —a comdderably better Icnui
—Ilian it bail Insl year Hut, Hit*
team won’t have a* good a rec
ord."
lionaon* for the Improvement
uro belter per.vimicl; much nddlKil in both the hiirkflnhl
llonnl speed
and line; the experience ol a full
season under good coaching and,
Improved breed of freshmen Hen
son* why Auburn hardly again nan
be expected In enjoy a .VM) per
eenlage season Is a knockdown,
drag nut schedule against nine inn
Jor opponents and only one soft
spot; lfie fart that every learn will
lie wailing for Auburn anil mil tin
derratlng the Plainsman a* they
did Iasi fall; weaknicil end* and
fullback* and the general overall
Improvement of the SKC
Sling Jordan dnean't mind lell
log bla alumni Dial Auburn "will
ho stronger, hut so will rmr npno
nenl* Wo open with two of the
notion's lop trom i In Maryland
noil Ole Miss, so you are what n
hod storl wo will gel. We'll hove
In bn lucky In win imir oul of our
leu games "
l.tml full, when ln|e In the sea
son Hnuthenatern teams finally
diagnosed tile Auburn squad, about
nil n team had to do to win was
slop Aiihurn'a fair over tackle,
over guard, thru center running
Itnmr. Tlicro was llttln worry that
Auburn could work up enough
speed elfcctlvely to rim nn end,
And, Auburn's passing attack was
not too effective
This year Auburn will he run
ning Ihe ends often. Jackie Creel
weighs only 1411 hut he's the fastest
thing In Smilhenricrn football At
right half he will team with Itlgai
Cnplslns, led half.
Creel, Fullback Herman Howard
and Ccnter-LIncbarkcr Jack Uicklear were Jordan's most Improved
men Inst wilder during "spring"
drills.
Positions where great Improve
ment can reasonably he expected
are left half, guards and tnrklos.
Ends might have been In that
category If Jerry F.lllott had avoid
ed Marina service ami Urn llnyley
had not gallop married, other loss
es which hurl were graduations
of Fullback Homer Williams,
Guard Fools Bauer and Quarter
back Allen Parks.
To relieve those losses Jordan
has Cootalaa and Bobby Freeman
at loft hall, Bill Turnbeaugh and
Sam Hanks at tackle: lour fine
freshmen In fullback Ilay Mercer,
Tackle M. L. Brackett, Quarter
back Bill Burbank and Left llall
Fob James,
Vince Dooley, a fine defensive
(Courtesy runner).
Ran for Paris*.
Sanford ..........041 449
Pelettkn
310 031
H—Ragaa I. Mallard
blan B, RtnUi. Kanls
Ateno, Rente, Smith !
Hildebrand. E-Ragas.
player and safety man lari year,
along with little Joe Davis, a sure
point after kicker, will quarterback
the "T " Plainsmen. Neither Is a
veteran playraller and the usual
it
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crop of mistakes
horn
of Inexperl
once ran bo expected.
Great quarterback Ing j great run
ner* and passers, great defensive
men and a great amount of luck
will be needed by Auburn In do
well In this schedule: Maryland,
Mississippi, Wofford, Georgia Tech,
Tutnne, Florida, Mississippi SI:C
Georgia, Clcmsnn end Alabama
DcLand’s Roberts
Pitches 2nd Twin
Victory O f Year
My F. T. MAC'FEELY
Associated I’re ii Hlaff Writer
Perry illeil) flnberta qualifies
a* Ihe Florida Hlale imsgue's Iron
mall IIS well ns Its most |K>pul*r
player.
For the second time Ihls season,
Huberts, DeLnnd veteran who was
voted most popular by the fan*,
nulled Ihe Iron man itunt of pitch
ing a double header Thursday
night. He heal Ihe lait-place Cocoa
Indiana, 13-3 and 4-f. for hla 13th
and 14th victories against Just two
defeats.
Though the redhead gave up If
hlln in each game, hla Hed Hal
teammates outdid that. Roberts
got two hits himself In tha second
game.
In other league action, the Palatkn Amien a ended a two-game
losing slreak by plastering Sen*
ford, 12 3; nolando Ortega pitched
l^esburg to ■ 3 0 win over the
Daytons Beach Islanders; and Er
rors and walks helped Jicksonvilla* Beach heat Orlando, 1-1.
Merrill Smith led the Palatka
Ataleaa’ 14 hit attack on Sanford'a
Jay Corralea and Manager Chuck
Alenn with four singles and k dou
ble. He drove In five runa. Aleno
clouted hla 33th hnmer of the teaion.
Leesburg gave Ortege flawless
support In his two-hit shutout He
faced only 31 Daytona Beach bat
ters. On the hitting side, Andy
Caldwell got three for three to lead
Ihe winning packers.
BUI Herman and the Jackson-
vUle Beach Sea-BIrda got the nod
over Joe Velmaa end the Orlando
Senators on the strength of three
SportHmcn
Bv ROBERT /.. JOIINHON
The summer I* about gone, (nil
Is lust annual the corner and tbe
children will he bark to school In
Just a few day*. The sporlnmen
will lie tanking over their gun* and
rc L
leftover gun riirll* getting every
thing In tip-top shape for that Del.a ml
4(1
Brat day of hunting.
39
Daytona Beach
From all report* there I* a Palatka
.1.1
good supply of quail In Ihe Jiixville Beach
.13
wood*. Horn# nice big bucks have Hanford
30
bean reported in the Orals Na Orlando
29
tional Foreal and al*« in the LcU'liurg
23
*outhwe«tern section of Hemlnol* Cocoa
14
County.
American Leoguo
Lots of hear MV
New York
70
.370
sign* have been*,
AH
i 'leveland
.371
seen by sports
li,i.Ian
AJ
,343
men In thu wood*
A3
Washington
.536
this s u m m e r .
61
Chicago
331
.Sixteen managed
An
hiUdelplila
.317
bear bunts will
St I.old*
.413
51
lie held In the
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Detroit
.328
state this year *
National League
according to Ben
Brooklyn
.644
L.
McLaughlin, |
New York
.600
director of th e"
St l.oiilft
.683
flame and Fresh j|
Philadelphia
.343
Water Fish Com
Chicago
.493
mission.
.423
Boston
Aren* In which
rinrlimnll
.430
Jo a son
these hunts will
.287
take place are: tbe Osceola and PiHsImr gb
Florida International League
Apalachicola National
Forest*,
01
43
.089
where the hunts were held last Miami
43
89
.664
year, and two new sections, Billy's Miami Beach
76
57
.378
Bay In the eastern portion of Lake Tampa
St. Petersburg
73
63
.543
County
•y and the Overstreet area In Havana
70
fifl
.313
Gulf County.
78
.431
McLaughlin said that the open Weal Palm Beach 39
47
.143
aeuaon far hunting bear In these Lakeland
36
.163
areas would be frnm Oct. I to Koy Weil
Oct. 18, with Hunting permitted
THURSDAY'!! REM1LTN
three days n week, arranged at
Florida Hlate League
Ihe option of the hunting parly. DeLnnd 12 4 Cocoa 3 3
There will ha no Sunday hunt palntkn 12 Snnlnrd 3
ing.
Lee*him: 3 Daytona Beach 0
l.n st.ycar, sportsmen were nl- Jacksonville Bench 3 Orlando 1
lowed eight hunt* in the two for
American League
est* and they returned with n kill Chicago A New York 1
of five hear* In Hie Apnlnrhbo|o Boston t Cleveland I
section and one bear In thn Osce Washington 3-1 Kl Lout* 2 ft
ola woods.
(Only games scheduled)
Legal game for the hunters
National league
will be two bears and one nan- Chicago H3 New York 6-10
ther per season, with no limit HI. Isiuis 3 Boston 2
on fos, skunk, opposavm, hnhrat, Brooklyn nt Pittsburgh, postponed,
rivet cst and rabbit. Shooting
rain.
hours will be one half hour be (Only games scheduled)
fore sunrise to sunael on any
Florida International League
thraa days of tha week eirepl- Havana r,-l Miami Beach 1-0 (1st
, In* Sunday,
(fatno 7 Innings)
Special party permits, costing Tampa 7 Key West 3
160, will be required In audition to St. Petersburg 3 West Palm Baach
regular hunting licenses and par 0
ties will he limited to 17 members. (Only games)
Only hl-power rifles or shot guns,
GAMES
not smaller than 16 gauge, will ha LeesburgTODAY'S
at Daytona Baach
allowed.
Orlando at Jacksonville Beach
Hunting purlieu must apply Palatka at Sanford
.
fay permits to hunt In these PeLand at Cocoa
areas by writing to John Croft
American League
of Oluslee, supervisor of tha Cleveland at New York
Osceola area, or W alter l-arklna, Chicago at Boston
Bristol, director of Ihe Apalachi Detroit al Washington
cola section, or to the Director of Kt lauds nt Philadelphia (I) (twltha flams and Fresh Water Cum
night)
in lesion, Tallahassee, for the
National League
Billy'* Bay and Overstreet h n i Brooklyn at Pltlahurgh (1) (night)
hantsu
New York at 8t. Louis (nlghl)
All hear hunts will ha under the Philadelphia at Cincinnati (nlghl)
supervision of n qualified hunt di
rector who will enforce tha proevtlurvs adopted by both tha Clam*
end Freak Water Flah Commission
and ths U.H. Foreal Service.
Miami Baach at Havana (doubleheader)
Lakeland at Miami
Volusia County
Kennel Club
7
Cleveland Trike
h Back In A.L.
Race Once Agaht
Itio gargantuan swarthy-faced
manager of tha Seminole Blue*,
one Chuck Aleno, hae already set
Florida State League precedent
in two department* and he still
Kan 10 more games left to play.
Through gamta of Wednesday
night, Aleno had blasted in 127
runa, tu rank fourth high in F8L
history. and had hit 24 homrre,
aaeond largest total In the annali
of the State Loop,
Al Plrtle, whose big bat has
bean the terior of the circuit for
the past
years is about to H
“
have his co n sec-^
league
'f
title broken af
ter a th ree-y earfl
)
do m l n a llo
Plrtle drove 110® <
,;;i ,
runners across
1940, m In i m S C f 7 1
and 119 last s c a -^ B J V * ? V jW f |
son. The power®
ii
alhp
driving southpaw
swinger haa 97
..
Plrtle
thla year and
ueemi destined to rap In over 100
again for hla fourth straight
season, though he will not he
able to annex the tittle.
Currently DeLand'a Bed Hobarts and Alano are righting
tooth-and-nail for the etl-lm*
portent runa-batted-nl championship. Aleno, a lte r leading the
first 3Y| months of the sea
son, fell Into a alump lh* last
four woaka that permitted Hub
erts to overtake the Sanford
shipper's lead for o brief time
last weak.
However, Alano'a recent hitting
revival at the plate has seen him
drive In 10 run* during the lesti
week and he Is off again In thi*
rate. At one point In thu season
Aleno was knocking runa nt an
unprecedented ratte of 200 per
year.
Aleno Is now battling ole man
time' In hie race to break Buddy
Lake's F8L runs
driven In mark
f 140.
Chuck
has 13 m o r s
RBI's to go In
tha remaining 1
tilts.
He wll
have to averagi
over an RBI pe:
ame to r u e
game
Lake's 1946 rac
ord with Han
ford.
U la conceiv
able that two o>[
thraa big night*
nt the plate will Chuck Alan*
fjlft Alano o v e r
tb# 140 mark. Thar* ii one other
record th at Alano has a chance at:
Ed Levy’* 38 homers. The con
temporary Orlando pilot blasted
out 3.1 with tha Hanford Giants
In 1060,
Alena Is nine away with 19
games remaining.
It la nul
vary llkaly that he ran renrh
S3 that year, though nn three
different occasions the Hanford
akippar hit two homers In
game, Levy baited a record
three In Daytosia Beach one
evening during hla banner year.
Aleno'a 24 homer* are on* more
than Palalka'a Eldon Plchan and
Rocco Colavito, Daytona Beach,
hit laat year. They both now
rank third In all-time Individual
output for tha F8L. Tha State
circuit haa never bean much of a
homa run hitting league through
the years. Prior to the war the
record stood a t 11, hold Jointly by
Kirkland, Ocnta-Oalnanvllla, and
Daytona’a Jo* Nledaon.
Altar tha War tha league haa
Chisox Win Third In
Row From Yankees
In “R uth’s House”
By RALPH RODEN
Associated Press Sports Writer
A month ago the Cleveland In
diana were pronounced through
ly exaggerated."
The Indiana appeared to be
knocked from contention on black
When this photo wn* t a k e n ,
Erica Steel was modeling a swim
■nit outfit. Now her name figurc* prominently In the New
York vice probe. She allegedly
assisted In procuring ‘.'rail girls.
(International fioni Bruno of Hol
lywood.)
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Tuesday, July 22. That day they
dropped a doubleheader to the New
York Yankees and fell 7V4 garnet
behind Ihe Bombers.
But the Indians didn't fold. Inthey climbed back Into ■«
thick of tho race and today they
Invaded the Yankee Stadium for
“
a two game series4 with first
place
al stake.
Cleveland, (railing the Yanks by
ono game, could take over tbe lead
by one percenlnge point by beating
the champions In (hr aeries opener
Big Mike Garcia (15 8) has been
nominated to face the Yanks’ Allie Reynolds (13-7) In the first
game. Eerly Wynn (16-10) Is s c h ^
uled to go against New York's
Raschl (14 3) In Ihe concluding
game Saturday.
Both the Indians and Yanks suf
fered defeats Thursday. The third
place Boston Bed Sox knockedo if
the Indians, 4 1, and the Chicago
White Sox drubbed the Yanks, At,
to sweep a three-name series
Washington
hlngi... and HI. Louis divided
a twl-ntght doubleheader, the Sen
■tors winning Ihe first game, 32.
and the Browns tho second, 6 1
In the National League, the ( «
engo Cubs Impeded New York's
pennant hid hy splitting ■ doubleheader with Ihe Giants, winning
the first game, 8 8, but losing the
second, TO 3. The standoff kepi the
Giants seven games behind Irontrunning Brooklyn.
klyn.
The Dodgers1 game with Pitts
burgh was rained out. Philadelphia
and Cincinnati were Idle while in
tbe circuit'* only night game. St
Louis nipped Boston, 3-3. for th»
Cards'’ sixth straight victory. 9
Hid Hudson scattered seven hits
In beating the Tribe's "spot pitchid Sox
er," Sieve Groman, the “Red
nicked Steve Goman of the Red Sox
nicked Gromek for all of (heir
eight hits and runa in seven In
nings.
The Yanks, conserving their best
TITUHVILLB TIDES
pitchers for Cleveland, opened with
er," Steve Gormek o( the Red Sox
High
Low
■ second stringer for the third
Saturday, August 3.1
0:06 n.m. ......
2:40 a.m. straight time and failed. Rookie
0:1ft p.m.................
2:66 p.m. Tom Gorman was beaten In
first Inning. He walked homa one
Hunday, August 21
9:40 a.m. ...............
9:47 p.m....................
iTa wild throw permitted
3:11 a.m. run and hTa
3:3,1 p.m. two more White Sox to score.
Monday, August 2,1
10:17 n.m......
|0:2A p.in.
Big Hank Sauer smashed a pair
3;4fi n.m. ol three-run homers 329,nlo)) ?
4:16 p.tn. ogonTTOOk a 5-0 2ead In the sec
ond game. The Now Yorkers won
nul with two unearned runs In the
out clip, Hanford’s "Sultan of seventh and sewed It up with four
Hwnt" will blast across 116, paus more In the ninth.
ing l-ake by five run*.
At any rate, whether Aleno
BOMBERS
A
can keep up hi* pace or not, he
CLEARWATER I* — C le s n v a *
will go down in the record book* Bombers travel to Canton, N. C.,
as one of the greatest sluggers next week to try to clear another
In ths hlstaiy o( Hanford. It Ta a hurdle In their path toward a sec
bit Ironical that both Lake and ond straight world softball ehamAleno have taken up residence
ihlp J. Hunter pitched one hit
here and established businesses. all in Clearwater's victory ovar
Aler.o haa already formed hla the Hollywood Eagles, 3-1, Thura
own construction business and day night to win tha regional tour
nament.
litre are tha Iljru rea on
runi-balted-ln and homers re
through the years In tha FSLt
Top HR! Leaders
1046—Lake, Hanford . . . __ L
1039—Smatkcra, D rL a n d
li
101*—Garrison, Orlando „..l!
1931—Aleno, Hanford ...........1!
Top Home Hun Leaders
1931)—Levy, Hanford ..............!
1931—Aleno, Hanford
1081—Plrhsn, Palatka .........
Colavito, D. a ............I
NOTICE
Malcolm L. Moshenek,
l8*g* Bartolossl,
DATA
IT. for the new mark. Lou Devil,
Lag tee DeyteM Beech, cam* along and
MuedI Barteloast's mark by hit*
tin* II In 1949.
Stadium to all Seminole County
Then the State Laagaa wee
service men end woman, who w«h«d from Its very feaadahave aerved tketeireentry to the
Uoaa when Mg Ed Levy Masted
armed fercea. The dadtentlon Mt the aotrMMalcal total *f
ceramontee will no staged he* M !■ iM9. m a n and Cola*
I wean the first end —tend vita aaah hit l l U i l year sad
Alena already lias 14.
Buddy Uka’a 140 RBI'e In HMO
broke Srailhera' record of 134
1939. Bmathar*' mark
ewarda will be arnee}** to jWringin
Bray1* 101 record
remittee by, the Hmulaete Btee bwkf Olarane*
1984, Lake's record haa
survived five aeaeona and might
Msrelvn again UUa year In spite
WHAT—The
Amerlesa
isw .tr jsasLn
C. R, F U L U M
. DAYTONA BEACH (4) -
do'* Herb Smith la tayorm
the fourth annual Oeaae
(lonal goU tournament whk
par 79 aver thi
day!
we* second with
Sanford, and I
Daytona Beech,
w
{
1 am not .responsible for
debts contracted by others
than myself.
Sinned:
V f f g P P P f c v I leader with Rice,
Baddy Lake peLand, back In
However. In
a \
pennJK
an American
Ihreat.
Today, the Indians could well re
call Mark Twain’s famous remark:
Rumors of my death are great
a p t o r ,i
14.
HR—Aleno,
r.
�IP YOU DON'T
receive your Hanford llrrald, City
Delivery, by 7:00 1*. M.. pitas* tall
T IIE W E A T H E R
Mmllt clotaily and mild In north
portion ttlili ii Irw shower* and
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Road Dispute
Highlight Qf | f
County Meet
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air army in K»ml i»«*rmany U S
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Pnr Stadium Are Lwaded l*ayr«lla Southern Meld
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. With UrviiiMnckent
Held By Legion I ALLMIAS ,KK is
Rewarding Studv
War
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M ONDAY, A U G U ST l!.",, M».VJ
Niulcits !'‘ui h ull A ir j
A public meeting In discus*
lha proposed Horse Truck llnuil
waa alalfil fur Friday aiiiclit al
7:10 o'clock In ilia rnurl rnuin t»>
tha County t'nnimissl.mers In
day. Ilia ('mnmi-simi tabled n
mutton by (‘omnihwdoner Fourak rt that ronHlrurllmi tin the
road ha ballad and Ilut (HlftU
emit,lliulrd by Hlblianl t'iissel■tarry toward It lit* refunded.
m
^
Red M ilitary
Buildup In Its
Zone Is Seen
Tornado Hits Missouri Fair (Grounds Carnival
Opposing Factions In
Paving Issue Plead
W i t h Commission
At M orning Session
A la■|{a- body of citizen* from
the Casaelbarry me* oilltioned
tha County Commission im < inclin
ing against the niiipos.d Hone
Track Road which la to inn past
tha Azalea Diivintr Tail, and
Lodge.
Hstl.p .Majtski, lepreseiiting ilia
, objected to the I ummiuiun
tng lha laxpayei* ulunay In
tha ‘*til-fla«" toy.li of I'assel
harry for a rood u lilch ha sent
would only “ bent (It u liqum
itora."
Ha noted thnt I lute whs noth
ing alia on III*’ piupuied mad but
tha Azalea Lodga find urged that
tha County Commission spend it*
i
Truman Asks Legion^
Help In Placing Facts
Before People Of U. S.
Lctfimi Mead (ircrti'd In New York
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hose papers I. M . -i.uv which is
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ip In ..lie sentence
"ike is running like i dry creek.
"We trip -1 Dwtgtd Elsenhower
Inesn'i limit iii.it what lie had
lenn ilmng and saving tins last
mmih . m cIuvs11. a i campaignng fad' office
"F or th.ise little milk tml water
eintirk-, lie lias been uttering at
>res* cnnfl,retires and III llifortnsl
Hilk* lin e made him nu votes
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insliskct, tu urn tiiltn in Gen Elmihower s qoalitii'uinms but we
mist admit Dial Ike lias not done
mvtliing lately tn Imtifv tmr belief
'hat lie can win
"We 'till cling tn tlie hope that
vhrii tu* does si.art c.utit,signing,
he will come mil swinging and
’tiol lie will lid liird If he doesn’t,
he niigld us well concede defeat
uul go hack In Hie cloisters of
"nlunihia Duivrrsitv or tiie Iranmililv nf hi* Fcnnsylvanla farm ."
Movie Time Table
HITZ
“HIGH NOON"
l;Ud • 2:4It • 4:22 - It:Id - 8,04
and tl:60.
MO VI ELAND
"Tomorrow Is Another Day"
PRAIRIE LAKE
"Lure uf Ih* Wildernesa*
7:16 - U:lo • 10:30
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l» « h lii
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which runs partillal to the pro
(• i.:...!., _
....
posed road and idling which live
S tillillL ,
L u e i l l O l i y ,|Ut.^i mV ailmini'tr.ilnoi Iim . Illei
aonta eight tauillle*.
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Mr*. Until llnmiltou, mI-.i de
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..............if ih u tn
liDUIlClng the mud, 'Hid 'toil tha
group wishes "In deft rid mil "fil I llilp le s s iv e ty dedicated In 1 Krlday (mve lint tlllUCtl out u well
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majority of the people in the tiled the me.... . of all those front hem ll(
\
it id Hm n't in I'd ni**! hi fhr
hole County who have served in ihungli us t i l mi.niininnci-d" enn
wanted morality.
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t i l l »i* in o r yy t ui a i r * v n l Hio*
Commissioner ii. II (*npi\ com- i be urine.t force* of llu- 1 n'1; ' 1 dulacy lor gmermu in mat
■i i +'i if i**- ! ii it Ii y i ■ iti ' ■ j,it 1hit i l
hi -H.h't tllN oil mu *11 I aft 111.ill
Lrvln laughed tiial nil and sail! IN- ttftlll ' ft I •« tfu l.itli u *'11# f
manting on thu llquur c ue. sni I Slate*. I he Hey. . I* ilrool.s It.
iH tp lo Y i
r I I , h i M ir ipi.'ll ( u i
H id
,1||K
u„ , ino .gm t . Id Hill** ni l •* i till itiil Kart 1 *
ha did lint think li vim tin- liuti nmde the dedicatory a.hltes*
,-jii‘l itlitiH tlrp.li f llifllts id Ihr it I
I'n v e ilin g o f a bronze jd a .p i- ..........
(ll| .....................
v .. „ .
ness of the Commission to i-limo
t lllll -if 4*i |l,i
O O fiA lL ) M W IIS U N
u f ( la it. tiiiiy
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\ ,1 , N . 1t l u i 1.1l C ' u t i m i . i h i l e i u f
,u |u Id *niy td \Yuinru lu Mir
j ......... l.l» p iln .- il
tha town of Ctssai Ibari y'n ditty ■ Ion.ileil liy cost fi t mill dedicated ................
(it lfll hi, rtk** t tiUI ««' of h'iilllli u- *{ i p ,* t ti h i t • *l i i * l u l l r h i n
Mu* A n n 1 it . h i I 1 h i ii , ui yy t It uti i-. 1 u i i (n
, u 1 1 v 4 1 i n Nt*\v \ u r K h>
linen und sold tliul tin- Cut,,mis III a ll v e le r a n * ot Hu . c o m d ry I-I 'k unriM irter-, the a ito rn e v gci ot .il »«ft* . tr HI Hit I t , tit Cut, V
N ikI l ul l.] I \trl | ka1.144.1 111 III > M I h M l l ' Y
I " i l l i 1, \ \ 11 I t Hit, n Y l iU j l i a I • I u f
hi itiu M
U llu
lllr"
Hunt
/"III*
*1 I'MI
sion had been trying to put ta ruud place ai i :l)n o clock at the --n
|„. |llis .................. d e l n in. In1hi H ii' . |- v'nInh il VirFltiiti
I* H |' || |* it I I I I H i . H I' f l u
4-t l III HI
I .***<liitiiiMi 11 n
i -i n . I l u l u Mar i l h
I n 1 <k " t t i k l l i g m n
l u l I f u I U il .o m i
through Hint men to link the two tra n c e lu the Htaillum. and llmae ...........
I|i , 1d ,f„-d lo i lid-- .... iii Ml
fittv.-It i
11Ki‘ Will •• I h i ' l l t t u 4 h I i Y I d II h YY I ( u p l H j i
u i iiDN 1* i h ' l r ^ . i l v ' tu I rii l t ii i s iUMt a im u .i l » >i i d r n i l u u ( f r i h i hilMumiM
aides of the County for some time w ho had at tended i In- f i r t «■ «•••;*,„„
^ .v e n rn r l.i r
I
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it
n»
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rihil
I*It*efti:i
t
Wulf",
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and that he did not Hunk they of the double lo a d e r cam e m il ol itig many
I*, in, a u .iiis I’lvtfi i'itr of I
ahould abandon the Idea just lie llu- stad iu m lu w itn e ss the cere
U’iim-n rJiccillcalh took the at li'lt ui ft it 111f«a »'..lhv'*', puin(i*i| hi
cause the ruud would happen to mony.
tut ns- v gcin r.il In ta-ik (nr lu opln
*h itiistlvi *|iuhfki'< of Hut•fia '
KiitluwlMg the phi vine of several am on llu- net easily nl calUnit a llu*
run paat the Atalcu Lodge.
mi w riting, “ u
uf tha wo|< f-1
Mi*. J. Kopi. - 1" ...... in be marches by the Sruntmle lllgti -ipcclal Keiiutdican p - liin r y i-lei ••
tin* world, a
to t* \
half of the Lodge, denounced Mrs School hand and prayer by Navy Him niter ftnpri-ine t'mtri Justice of
*K4*11» a ‘vcni'm* uf tlinn atiti (hff t f a '■ <
Hamilton for im iing In ntliei pen Llianlnln John M. HnnirUoo. May Itnv II ('litipiiiiiii died
I I till 1 11 |
I J
pie'* business and suggested that or \V, II. fitrmpar started the Im
A re M issing
Chapmed'-\wt* ttin HomtH-r*Hc
H fl I hi a
yylinn in no i
in
aha tank. After bar own buck vunL -presalVr ceremony by grertllng Hm min tItit-*- to succeed him HI uul
«
In11«i'i
ol
hviuif
iiii't'hnfu
"i'll
],e
J
An altercation between Mrs. Ham group, staling that he Woo muml ij“v K <waa'poTeViTbilcan,\iu)nii>
ioc
I'll Al‘.\NI Xlct'v U* A cripph.l
ilton and Mr*. Kupl occurred at Hint so many were present to at- (lov,v Warren called
'I" only « Itrnm ’uul, ‘rending In lh.‘ t,u Ih . tu lo’l.l
this point In the proceedings In tend the dedication, pral-i.l I'o-'i cru llc p rllliurv and llu X ip n inc i.d.-i. it itiiii.il,iting ui,.) I,.,.,, ting | loor ciii'in.’ Iii itish .mlmri |*fiii,,:i**t
loin tin- Mi ilitci ■ mi i - n ,-nrlt In
nlltbh’l.' to h('C*,|Ulllg >l r
which Mr*. Hamilton satl|,
fi.’l for it* work in belinlf of the
,1.11 ,,)( llu Hi- t S|. ilmil purl lull 4 1 it 1ll lit I I 1v s
"(jo on, tell liny thing you slridimii ami turne-i the Hitn-ic h'd t'onrl stilrl trnl.'it In ai .nlw .ii •
J I.f. - ,. Imili. i ...ii' Ii. r
S f If t I f t 1 ( t c i i r * t , 1 1 i ’ ii li I )t 11 i f
). I......- I,nnt ■ .I ceil .d of Hu* ,V
know. I’d like 1(1 set if l i e got lent ion over to Joel t-’Uld, l*oal gipinlmi In- was ill’ ll!
ri l l n n d 11ilk l,o c
, ,,
In h li iliili'lin 'ld \ \n - 1- ii slid riislals* .ind , <’,n ii ding -t Y 1:il
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iii'porti'd
tm
l,
it
.mil
ri'Cio
any skeletons in inv closet," mil it.-dicntlun t han inn ii
In . V "
llu- ulliiriit-Y gt-iH-r»r* iipiini.n arc
h i ■ l i | i . i In,die in i .li i in iti.
Mrs. Ktlpi doubted if Mis lliuilil
Mr. Kield, s past rommamlei »f mil spccllically aulli.nizctl lull arc In1- I i ,.glo,11,1 u t It in, 11 u fit! •im
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ton was n good loot her. (i. W the 1*0 *1, poirdeil out thirl 111-I <’J'IOII),ll III nil I ill ,|
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ih
• 1In l uuthm Mu* pKihi1’4* up«*rfi
Spencer, who was repieseuling the plitipu- wa* dedicated In lire memo i pr.irtln- of such long landing llirge C u l u - . ’ | . t i i*| I II ’ I, .1 1 Mil
It trioi*-- l.llt an- a-lt-i'l-'.l an,'
V\ \s1IIN4. 11*N I
tl,* , tn,
town of Casselberry u< thin point re of Hciiiioulc County veteran* «f "that many people have ......... ' nnd til., geo.-ml tio tli. i V t IV*' tm
tut Mu* plan** f i l l irtl <1 pa
it■«.' I util 111* f•iill hahii"* ami .’I,.ai,oi.iit "i il..- i i ' i 1'hiniiiug u( a\ I III V I IN' Illti-IM s l u l l it) le i I l l l l
advised Mrs. Kupl to in' rnieful, all war*, and I* n gift from the believe, mi in jj11t-r bins ti.i-.lils or linlv.-l ill U|IU|.|il, lull l •i I 1 I i lull
It. .ai >I .'iiol t-'tiu Ma’iikiii ik m i..
N t v r i u r l h i i!
u m ' i i i t h i m : S i m i -M*
IHHtrly r e a soiled." the iipiuimi*
and Mr*. Humilton said.
i a i 11" y nl •*l% l
lo (Ii** City, lie dedicated the iiuve
to tins fiilufnoti'iiln! i,u.i
tlie force of law
"Yes, you better Hike Mr I’oat
(' (i | Hnlirti plam's fiuin Malta Mali t.I, y, .at ia ,. it.-'log I I a.tjai loari.l i i'|>tti i . n Y t i x t u ; h i m . u u l u l l i f t iu|
se.sed
l.y
nil
wrtiing
>
>
‘‘Sanford
Muinorial
Sladiiim"
and
F!rv in said III- Intended m> r*,' Hie work of tlie lo n j.o il, .
Spencer'* advice."
*1 ‘ I hi .iiii'i afl from iii'.iihv hi (iritis it, ttu- I'ttv Hull r.dhm.i.g ll i.‘- l l i l l i l . i l \ fil l'll ul 4 n i i f l l x l u l i i m
lo l-ost Commander J flerllrin
on the governor bv hi* In
"I taka my my it ndviee," Mrs signalled
ifie >**mt Mali an naval ri all (ruin Ira -ii.f. ,,f li,*. /"in i,,- lt.,a»,t Rulii’i t vY'iiNli* i n Miu h m i v u p I n h Ii I m i i u
Denver
Cordell
nnd
Host
Historian
erli
writers
share.,
i-cilnin
i
l 1' S jin 11jis•’ h m Nurtli, Mr iim
Kupl answered biit did ind refer Cm le T. I.one Ir*. who dirw the formal opinion that n Hei-iiMleiiii i,im i.ll.’s lull.'icut in mu i . .. jln" ’ pm *n' ai ifri'il Hit1 ihs-Mfi i M'l'lir til I ■XVPI III.CSli If iJ
Mi it, mv ti rahimtioci-.i 11a,I it y Hint
till* iMlill Illll III' HI k ill S4*!' If'K' t'Y
to Ibis particular nnextiun again cord*
primary should lie colled He said
* I ahuiiI Ihicn mll**s ufhltiin* this
o(
the
glittrring
curtain
teal
status
nnd
hid.ov
i. mind.cl' nl - ■ •lit ia11, t
ii...in- based II on hi* liitcrpicl.ilinii
She said that nhe felt the Azalea covering the plaipie,
<•11*iinini* fur the iiif s Hu' pi'i nns
uf Mir Ann , F h i 1 Ft " t iki' 11
"Among
tinc
me
.
In
Lodge was hrlnglng prestige to
of stale election laws nod a ore
VI Iilriitifi. il hv I lap till Pull rum |-i.i, it c.t In .-laiiv tm i ,i i.m-. pi., 11111)tf i , i I « ,u l i n n . h i . H l i l I l I .e*ii
Anotlu-r program tva* started in vloiis opinion written tiv hi* uffiei- till, soil, II sense Id It... I, -i.
the community and mentioned that
11 r in iNil.inl Ant.ilrlii I'lnlilrl Hill* g, iim - l.y III,- 1‘t.iiioiiii* It- ...I
I.I'YYIS A Fit Kthi ritj:lhi‘1‘1 . . Illl l
the Hanford Woman's Club, the side the slndliiiii where LegionJ )(a•V itl.ll Wll- lllll.i.‘ I .■ lull,
"I was wrong," Krvm said ib>. w.oid, n kin diin win. >'
ul Mn* ptaun's I vv4» flush* s**> am'
F u k ifi iI un i
.t .i lufmml (in 11'
U
S
D
mil
re*
gathered
on
the
playing
nnd
animals.
Ho,
tun,
in.
,
Winter I’ark Woman'* Club,
I
nlnn a ml \ I < ..iim ia m.-ml,.-. Miyllh! 'I tl .411 UN I 1" Hillll sjhMlt Y I
"The Supreme Court has ruled >dh
1Mill'*' |iJl i‘lh'1‘1s
field
iii
front
of
the
grnnd.rluu-l.
160 member* of the Lions Club
I i . i.iiiiu iil,. (..iim-.l >,, -Indy Mil' ill'll*!'[Iim F inn n| Mir \ 14 I iim
erw l'e ->nd that'* the end id Uie of lion, nnd the li tidtin.i. • . aP
I tiltl.'i ini ill ttf tin* tli'.uf anil
Knrlyle llousholrler, past corn- matter "
had mat Ib a ra .,
resents, a caiMciin,annas m ti aul im h i .’ \i --11- pasiengeii exca’|il f.u ■ia,,.- «.ff slice, pit,i.,i<a' ....I iiaf 11*«|ii11 « * m r u i
m .’' i m H i
\lii» 4
I
niamler
of
l*->*t
f-’l,
told
of
the
his
She said that if Mr*. Hamilton
!«•« Ih,’ nn . log hostes*
times nnd llu- old wuy*, .
ftr I .-1 Islam.
yy ;i m il
i n v >1 |»e III »1111aI Y ti l il l
was against liquor she ahould go tory of the -Indium project, *l#rt
of bun,or uu.i a con.- ,„ni ■,. ‘v*‘ | ll... t.il> ns-,. .< Ill-lin es i.(i.’i .ili'.l
A I »- Zllllll.g ,"1111111, tcc lllltl n
i t Ihi' 1 ui*'h m urnt mi ,1 11 .ixi
to th# Legislature with ii petition mg with llu- finuiation of a cillzru*
of liiuglller.
In tin. (I. 1 ,. I. >i ter I.i i i i ill Ail I li,Ilk Vstidowii ti . >Ii i i i i I i I ii i i , inis I III I I l l l l I M*' I t , It! I K I M S
for prohibition and "nut come to riinimlltee in Oct. Ui, HUU lo Pvt, Ji'H H i* Piilffi* I h
Im
oil’d
t»«
.-t.osi.Jci
cal.-u-.i.m
.it
“ Kvi.leiit In Ho,ilb eiu ...i
VVoik, l.l’l
’’iler chattel1 to
llu* .ii m ill 1 ty in"* 11111 i.i I fit
tha Commlaalon about something further It. Tills groiin, wn* up
On Duty In Far Fast ii Klrmig i.inl Huvui *1“*' teaI ' i; tlie
S.,1.1
i,tent ami win z.ilieH, land iii.ti. 11 ual i tomg.-s in ill's*, iuyn hj iiiuii
iihttimmiHiN'
Which waa nano uf their tm*i- pointed liv the City Conunlsslon,
,
■
I
•
•
a
•
a
a
I
/lining
tl-,.
r,
,|.s
it
lei
cd
„|| ll.llll.il 1 ir >
l\,pit'll
the
lu ..d e l In ‘•ni I .s 1it Ii ti 1 M Lifm
n#»s."
from generalluns of telbi
which included Julio Krider, Kaniv
1
11
I.'
Inpl.-x
I..ni-.'
rum-Mem
Pvt. Jesse I,, Paige, son ,>f Mr tnlcaj n rich underl.no
in I Mil. ml' ul
sol, 1 I, lea 1 in j i h 1 p u l l i n ' 11 s i t
1 ,11, ! Anglo • vt '
She aald that Mr. Maieskl tvn» dull Chase, W. 11. Slemprr, Andrew
and Mr*. Ilcsslo Black, 111'.' Maple lore ■ lemming in jiait r-...
the clm’t'i I i laid all <M the l.i-i i .•f ll,c c.milillM,*.' m ill,if Ml pill, Solid.11 n iml Mint 1111 k yy,1
also In tha liquor business an I ( nr lawny, and Fred llysim.
-ha*
"cull
UI
Ik,
li.Inn
i.t
I
I
ini'
an
I
p,*. I’ng.-r 'i n ' Itrltiili civil -.,-rv
Avenue, now I* on security duly old faililoned pialilntlioi luh*nce that h* naturally resented
I fspimsiliic lul t h *1 limit limi F>i
The cominltlee, said Mr. Him*ttili, •••ii|,l«tys M hv Ihr Smlancic I Hi u|. v Ddlixm
tha auecaaa of th* Azulen Lodge holder, studied the needs required, with Ihe 1st Cavslry Division In
mi
II till'll lias I t u t t . i xp. kVf i •■
Mill |
"There
is
an
emphasis
u
Aimllict
I'lm
in
iitlf.
»
as
ap
gov.'riniii-iit, .mil their m i," .uul
and wantad to hurt it.
him ilnllitii .nut i « s p r i t i i l
tHoial
values
with
n
le-nillm,
■
ait
visited stadiums In Ceorgla and Janan.
|...lnla-,1
'illll
H
I
(ini
in
■
-Im•
i
nuin
Ills unit, one of the first to ic lunch nnd a roiuhlnnti,. ,
cni'c.itc hack , • ttu- Sii.l.in i
She t-dd i Iia Commission, wlmtn elsewhere.
fuiniulnted
stadium
l lie chiblrcti.
in itmlv tl.c cxi.'tisl.m ,,f tlie city Itill IIV I.I lid d IN N* th ill ilmihl
alt.-i I..,me leave in It,it no
aha aald wara "Intelligent men" nlnn* and reporter! to tho City fight in Korea, curiently is under
1
lo<
realistic
with
the
i
iiinunt
i.
limit'
AI Lee «„•, mined o ' the Ihiil aiiimint
not tu "dllly dally" any longer Commission. On Mar. 7, IPGn the going estenslvo serial movement
till' lido. fin 11 uni m i114*i' i fj im
violent
Mild
t
ii
a
lender
"
»
ltier
uicutiicr
of iti. committee
but to proceed with the construc stadium project was approved in and emphlhiuus training <>" the
Mlhl Itil'H* Iin I hi'tm mi I'lhn MY
"
Knell
I'ntuinlllci'Oi
in
w
ill
pc
Buh
Harris,
ptestdMii
nl
Hi*
tion of tha road.
inluu.l of
Killer Fxlortimi Plot i'liilizc III one (*!.i t ..I wti.it the 1 lica’k In.idc 01, li .nnt- klikli.uk
a referendum. Work was started in northernmost ItJapanese
was transferred club-., annuunced that tin i lily
Also speaking against the road the fall of IliGlJ, and the oroject Hokkaido.
Is handling," Mi llii.w n llia-fI and pillcring It suld, loo
i
t
war* Mr*. A. J. Vaughn,
V
Is Klushed Up By FBI c.oniiiillee
Mt» was completed In the spring ui lo Japan last December ufler 17 lilliclleun would not be In 1,1
"l.'irgc scale loafing drunken
I
ti
Anted
nut,
"und will uiiakc ur IU.it
Prudanca Bruno, and CimrUa
........... .....
tint- this year,
on,nibs of eomhat.
Monday which Is l.nt nil i -*
ness, and I illuie |.l,,|,el!l to V
it.j'1
ami
lejiorl
m
i
.-gul.it
mmiili
ion, who doubted lha accuracy of
Privete Paige entered the Army
I’l l IfiltHHtill r>
Die l Hi
lend to did v vt 1 t .imp ml at 1.- ,
Lights on ihe field were turned
• survey of tho proposed rond
last February and was stall.uted
cNmpoil u tight i‘c(iioiilitp today Iy meetings."
IhlOligilfXIt ttici ndial l.lgc id <nl>
eurrtntly being mad* by M. C. out fur the flag raising ceremony at Fort Belvolr, Y’a.. befme receiv
The second T in.i-d u \ night »•f ■ ruction "
no it- inveHig’itiim id an cstutloiti
In center field after a Guard of
Gordon.
lug bis overseas assignment
Physical Fd Lead cr
idol Hi,it threatened the hf<’ ul cnrli month ivas -cl us II meeting
lit litr. •tutcincill 1‘ ick said In
ra. Bruno apoka of tha loud Honor from the Negro Post 107.
rile next meeting will !»• lia.l mil vet seen coph". ul tlie r<
iiinnc (tin hitler Ralph Kllicr <d night
t and rowJ)liras which she headed by R. D. Boykin, received
To
AddrcHH
Touchrra
nn Hi'pt, II.
llio Plttshiirgh Pirates
pnl, lull Hint "tiu in llic Ill'll q,;i|irt
Mid waa frequent at the Azalea from I’o*t Commander Cordell, CITV COMMI88ION MFI.TINH
At tin- Zoning Hoard meeting accmints, it nii.ild a|q,c.,r that tl.
Ollier MUirces said j driver for
The City Commission will most
Lodge and M n. Vaughn asked the tho flair which had been placed on
iGullie Maynard, State H. i irt- Hie Peoplns I'ah I u . i'tll-hurijti I ' mnl lu v liir iv a i del,led perilli
■ nhcnminltcc t i. sidmutc.l a gen
Commission to spend their money tho coffin of Jack Allon CIHon, this evonln get H:Q0 o'clock In tho men!
uf Education conmltai. In was being (piestloned in eolitiee sl.m tu install h sapllc lank nn ernllrcd repot t nioi'ti
iptu- n
where It waa most needed. She first casualty from Hemlnola Coun City Hail to consider ar.inlsltlori idiyslcal
l.ul IM, IheSliIWuld, for use III *• to lie over critical
education, health, i- >. *• lion with tlie plot
■aid that tha Interest or the group ty In World War II.
of
right
of
ways
for
widening
In u tin cate,ling letter received trailer 0 - I l k inside the illy lilu ll
As the Inigle call "To The Col French Avenue, a re(pie»i for per tfrui and safety, will rtp.-.i t .a*,
" It is." lie aid. " ill,I utlilsil.V
waa not a m atter of jtialuusy, us
Registering opposition In Hie ur,.
had been charged, but that thay ors" was sounded, the flag was mission tu remove plumbing from day morning at P:Uu o'cl.- k *' a Thursday. Finer was tuld to put nnsul Were residents inciudlllg lor ooustruclor s to I'xpnn.'iuu
Wished their money to he suent raised In the light of sjrot light* thn I.umley house on French Ave mi'*Hng of teachers from mu, ,gh tl}.2f>U in .small lulls under the front llslp li K-iy, Knliert Maker a u l •.line dulicleiii'ics in ac*'<,ni|ilisli
seal of a Peoples ’la x l and ahari
tcuhilMwaO tiu r « » tw e l
from police cars. Post Adjutant
mg large m ilitaiy cmistniclio'
and us* it in other munlclp.il oul the country at flsmiimh u gh ilon
Mi too|ects utidei exlicm c limits ol
James Ringletary had chaigs of nue
the rah In (rnnl of nearby Am Mr. and Mrs James Wright
School. Stewart Gatchri t ,-d buildings,
and
a
request
for
a
th* flag raising.
dent of tha Semluule ('..m iy brialge High School He was tuld Taylor now ontoutvs x triad.. time Tills Is 11 tut happened In
Tlie Rev, W. P, Hrooks Jr., pas refund on a bill paid to the City Teachers Ciilh, will ha,.- I '- 'g e when ho got Into Hie cab to u*k pnrk milslde nl tlie city limit*
Morocco "
for
repair*
on
a
sidewalk
at
317
Permisxlun wus denied Msrgaret
Sanford Herald
tor of th* First Baptist Church,
"Wlmr* tlie fare to Amliridge'"
Pace Is ui Kurupe. tml oilier
of tha meeting.
Oak
Avenue.
and Post 63 honorary chanlain, In
An F lit agent, iinnersonaling iii Edwards in tiulld a carport on i Pentagon smnee* 'aid ail olfjcta’
Tha work of the Fiorina l lo
bums
at
"07 Mellonville Avamn- \rinv statement may be foith
Vacation-Pack
a dedicatory address doclarod,
ner,
went
through
the
routine
lull
cation Association will t. As
DIKN IN CRASH
N ithaniel Jacks.m was denied cuining late in Hie day
"Thle la both a happy and a solemn
No m atter how fa r away
JACK80NV1LLK If,
Mr* Dnr cribed by Judson B. Walk, r i-ist no one claimed Ihe money
from homo you may go on hm.- occasion, a happy occasion because othy
The exlorllcm letler warned Kl permission to operate a womlysr.l
'Ihe InlniMn, committee rc|i..ri
president of th* Florida I. U. .'i ui
Herknwltr,
40,
Yonkers
N
Y
.
at 17 IL' West Eighth Rlrvet.
tacatlon you can readily catch we are able to dedicate this splen waa fatallv Injured in a twn-car Association- Both apeal.ee . ill ner
Pick had not given the cum
The It.,aid ulsu denied Clyde said
Up on tha howa town Mwa b* did and laating memorial to the crash nn lha outskirts of Jackson he Introduced by Bupi t W.
"You'll tnako a t’.ood target in
miltcp "full (rank, and enmpre
Nott peruilsslon to hitlld un open liensive tt’sHumny aiimtt Hie pro)
vo-ding tho Banford HeraW memory of oil those from this villa Sundav. Her husband, Dr Lawton. Devotlonals will »-■ led left Held."
Kilter's tennis star wifi, tlie (or . ui port to the rear of tlie iniild ect
whan you return. Yon can er> County who have served in tho George Berkowll*. 44, Buffered a by th* Rev. Glenn K Smith,
forces of our Country.
mer Nancy Chaffee, was playing inti within two feel of the propert>
pastor
of
tha
Chrlstiuu
und
Mis
rnaga with your rarrtor hoy, or armed
hrsln
concussion
nnd
was
hospl
"Not o ily ia it to be in years to
in a tournament in the Fast when line on i.ut ill), Rosalia Drive
INSECTS AUK WINNING
throogh Charlie Morrlaon, circu coma n source of pride for tha I allied. Cn'inly Patrolman J. D, sionary Alliance Church
Piiliiic bearings were ordered to
she heard of Hie threat over the
WASHINGTON 'in Man mav lie
Negro
teacher*
will
mt.'i
at
Hr,
per*
said
a
tnirk
driver
report
lation manager, b» telephoning community
consider
tlie
request
uf
A.
C.
jtw lta r aa
.. PIndeed
H Ifew cities of
radio and immediately
called
losing his age old liallle ugaiiisl
141, to have year regal
I/,in li to Imlld a florist shop at
thla alio posset* such a stadium, rd Berkowltl storied to nos* his the Cronin* Academy for u pro
• f the Herald saved for you but It will also b* of great use and vehicle and amnsh‘,d head on Into gram during the morning and Ralph seemed pretty upset," said Thirteenth Rtieet and Huosevull insects
"She
In Ihe foreward nf a now Hi.1
a car driven hv Richard Uelonev afternoon.
while yon are away, to ho d*
hennflt on many ocranlons.
Avenue, and of J . C. Davis far a page Agriculture Department year
At Seminole High Helm.,I, Mrs. Kiner
Beared to your homo In one
"Thla la n solemn occasion as Jr., Jacksonville Negro, Iklonay
pul king lot adjoining the Texaco I,nnk tilled, "insects," .Secretary nl
Oia Cochran will preside at 'he
thla memorial Is dedicated lo Ihe waa not sariously hurt.
a.ervlco station at Elevanth Rtreel Agrietillnrr Hrtnmin call* the nil
.lockage upon yoor return
second meeting starting at I" 10
44 ftltfllllHHl 111!
I1IT411
memory
of
all
thosa
from
this
Thar# ia no aatra charge. The
nation "ilisturltlnR " He wrote:
a.m.
Mr*.
Ada
Btanlcb,
regional
UROWN1NO~AC^nENTIAL
LONGWOOD
ROAD
OKKYNH
County
who
aerved
their
country
fegolar weekly ^ aohacrtptloa
"We have mure Insect pests, al
IDOF MEKTINti
Ih-nposnl Improvements in Ilm
In tho armed forces, with special TAMPA tit — Robert Charles consultant of Florida State B mrd
Rulph T. Rpatts, secretary nf though we Iiuve better Insecticides
Hanlando .Hpringe-Longwood road
emphasis and thought to thosa who Harden, whoso bndv was found of Health will apeak,
Following lunch there will ho received Hie approval of the citi tin' liidcpendenl Order of Odd* In use o»alu*i the", am) heller
paid the aupreme sacrifice and floating In Tampa Rav. was a.vic
re. Befero leaving an gone eo
tim of accidentia! drowning, the an afternoon sesslnu with J W. zens of Longwood In a referendum ftlSowa Lodge No. 27. today urgMil wnvs tu flRht them "
lie said insects are costing Ihi
lation oimply notify yens
f'T k ^ n h M M a will ba forever detective bureau reported Hayden, Well* presiding, and with Wilbur Friday in which 160 voted for and uil members to attend the meeting
tonight at which the third degree country approximately four hlllinn
supervisor
of the the proposal that
____
80 voted against
Ibed, M
Mt^anly
Ubieta of « . cook at a Tampa drive-in ras- M arihill, field
imerlbed,
t only on tablets
State Department of Education the town should eontnbuta 11,600 work of the order will be put on dollars a year In damage to crops
bronze but
and properly.
for Henry Jnmeron.
making an address on evaluation, toward the 180,000 project.
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BB S A ftttflTO H B I U L C
I
T w A i j . A l l . II, IM1
£•___ By S O B A N T H O N Y
- ’t'M M tal plcnlca Saturday and HunS r w ^ ^ i l N Ptlhlle W rtrk*
pjt^BkOaA Rock Spring* for their picBalurday and over I2.'j people
• on hand In enloy the fun.
I t a hriak morning awlm In
nr soring, a businc**
— ... waa held. Tlila picnic wu*
flrat In a aorlr* of annual dclantal aoclal get-togethvra.
: recreation rontlnue<| In the
of game* and contcsta after
'ered Utah atyle dinner,
leutananl Commander Cullum
^.jplayed some fine impiiing In
Ik* “Back Hare" aa lie breeaed
1 kwnaa the finlah line nhi-nil of nil
competitor*.
A n cgf-throwing conteat added
ooia aarltemvnt when the field of
ipctltora wua narrowed down
’wo taama— Captain ChltteriMlaa Kay Bower and Hill
nan-Mlaa Claire Normnml.
Captain toaaad— Mlaa Bower
it— and her whlta
decorated with the
the broken rag. The v fetor*
- Bill and Claire while arcprise went to the Captain and
1 Bower.
lief and Mra. Andrrwa allowed
excellent
teamwork
by
...lg aero** the finlah line
In the three-legged race,
mong the many people to entha picnic were Captain J. I..
ilttendan. Commander and Mr*.
R. Paaraon, Id. Cnmimlr. F. K,
ttllum. Chief Machlnlat and Mra.
, L. l.etton. Chief Carpenter and
£J* B. R. Howard. Mr.
ami
IBt W . R, Gilea, Mr. and Mra.
>. Mr. and Mra. C. II. Moaa,
I I I . Corlnne Morgan, Harry I,’.
Imfih and William J. Brennan.
?t ' Tha other departmental pl-nlc
W U held Bumlay at B u rl’a HecTMtlop Park by mrmbera ami
(Vesta of tha Peraonnel Denari-
DEMOCRATIC ITANDARD IIARCX Guv. Adl.nl Slaveiuon glvcj out with
M S E P W S ” " V.ll°
Al1' '* Ih.iklcy (rlijht) hud
pinned a glant-alied campaign hullon on him el the Illinois Stale pu(r
In Sprlngnald. Speaking lo the crowd id the f.dr. .'ituveicoii urged tha
atatr* to halt Ih . •'tidal drift" of power to Wa.hlngton hy pripw ly per!
forming government function* m local ami Mate leveh [/nlcrmiilonalj
& JM L
L A softball game, awlmmlng and
! a w in g were enjoyed In the early
af Jar noon.
r . The highlight of the occaalon
m I
• cjrak rooat In which Lieu•
P,owm*n and Yeoman Flrat
$ » » » , G»orge Powell neled ih
phnfa . The dinner Inrlmied tin*
r Steaks, potato aalad, potato chip*.
‘ olive*, pickle*, *oft drink* * U
; watermelon.
r
t,
id .
anjoylnp the nlenlc were
Lleotanant and Mra. I. N. Bowman, George and l^irrle powall
and “Honey1* Taylor, Floyd
end Bernlr Grisham, Fred nml
.Wood,
B|||
____ Bv a r e n a J o h n s o n
Northern Florida farmer* who
have suffered heavy crqp loase* aa
a result of the long summer
drought face a aertoua feed prob
lem during the coming fall and
winter— a problem that will re
quire resourcefulness and mea
sure* for mnvlmnm feed utltiiall tfon If It Is tn tie «nlv(;.| with any
degree of satisfaction.
Hie corn ernp I* eapeelnlly dis
appointing. Afore farmer* than
ever before planted hybrids, fertlHied mure heavily than usual, and
stmeed their plantings closer, nml
they were looking forward lo har
vesting a record crop. The prolonged hot, dry weather has sharp
ly reduced the crop, ami, Indeed,
numerous farmer* will not have
ony corn lo harvest. The peanut
crop also ha* liven sharply reduc
ed.
Such developments mean that
farmer* must produce some other
■Hfeed and alio must use every prac
tice available to obtain maaimutn
utllDntlim of any and all feed they
will have. The Agricultural E x
BAD (HI ADI D FRtMIIR Mohammed Muasadegh, clad In tha traditional
periment Station and Agricultural
rotiL- of Ilia Multai, an Iranian religious suet, confer* with a croup of
Extension Service of the Univer
Ullgluus chieftains In Teharan. Shortly after, Mossadegh created a
sity of Florida point out that
fuiuro <11 the Iranian llouaa of Deputies when he aent them for con*
planting! of oat* and rye for
■1J, 1 at Ion a decree he Inteudi to Uaua. It would taka 20 par cant of the
graxlng ran help farmers with
landlord's share ol future harvest* and dUtrlbuta tha procaada among
their reed problem. They advlss
poverty-stricken Iranian peasants.
(fiiNmaltomit BadlopholtiJ
fanner* to plan now to plant ex
tensive acreage to them crop*
for their- hogs a* noon as molature
i* nvnllnble In September, eniplurdxlng that oats and rye are
highly nutritlmi* feed. 1‘roperly
fertilised and planted, oat* and
rye will produce good amounts of
feed for livestock.
No one know* how the ne*"»t
crop I* coming out, except that
It .wjll be smaller than usual, but
It I* known that whnt ncnnnt* are
produced will go further In fat
tening pigs If minerals are piovlded for thu atuck. Therefore, it
will he especially Important to
hnvc plentiful supplies of minoruli available while peanuts arc
living hoggednff, Kescurch has
shown ronelualvely that pigs that
get minerals while feeding on
peanuts gain more weight on the
feed they eat than pig* that do nut
get mineral*,
W ASHING TON - ^ — Here la a
happy chapter In the atory of the
young Arm y corporal whoio loaa
of Iwth hand* and both legs in
the Korean fighting touched Am crIca’a heartstrings:
Robert I. Smith. MUIdlehurg.
Pa., was marjipit Monday night In
the little ehii|Hji ut Fort I.lnroln
Cemetery to Burburn florin, n
pretty
IT year old
brunette of
Tukonia Park, Md
Ball and hi* bride to-be drove up
in hi* own car, which he drive*
with fckill.
'flic quadruple amputee amt Id*
hrldo met while he wu* In Waller
Need Arm y Medical Center. lia r
tiara and a girl friend had gone
lo the ho*pllnl to take mugailnes
to patient*. She wenl often after
she met Boh.
The young ex corporal lost all
four
extremities
idler
being
wounded and *n(fering frostbite
in November, lf)in. While he wax
recuperating, people throughout the
nation contributed fl2O,0M) to a
trust fund which I* expected tu pay
him about <120 u month plu* the
tw o a month he receive* (rum Iho
the Veteran* Administration.
itlful Florida sunshine ml*(i abort sprinkling* of that
tionable item proved to he
a] aelllng for two depart-
Brennan,
LG*!!lagher, Arl I’edlgo, mv
Wlfa Dottle and I.
The Weather
lU p
l-iis H 1
Andrews Returns To
Rural Common Sens* U. S. Aboard Carrier
Amputee Who Lost
Hands And Legs Is
Married In Chapel
Blow In The News
mm
Southern College To
Hoff In Its 68th Year
L A K K M N Ills p e c la l) - Florida
Soidliero College will move Into 11*
0Hth year on Monday, Sept. 22,
with the lieglnnlrig of u week long
orientation i h t IikI for fredimen
The slur l of the IU52 I DM ItlltlMO(ioiial year will ul*o mark the 2Blli
ronserutlvo year for Dr l.mld M
Spivey a* prealdent of the Metho
dint related edueollonal InMitutinii.
I)r. Spivey I* now one of the oldest
college president* in point of eon
llmioua service In the world.
Dean J. C, Peel announced today
that aptitude test* for first year
students have been scheduled fur
Sept. 2:1. with registration slated
fur Ihr following day. Classes for
freshmen will gel underway at H:oil
a m, on Tlmrnday. Sepl. 25.
Senior* will register for classes
on Sepl. 2.T, with Junior* and sophnniure* tilling mil ihelr aendemie
schedules un Sept. 21127. All upper
classmen will reiairt for rlatse* ut
A:00 a.m on Munday, Sepl. 20.
Dean Peel sold Ihut clunm* will
continue without Interruption unlit
Hie Thanksgiving holiday on Nov.
27. with the Christ mu* recess
scheduled In he sturled on Dee. IH.
Knrolliuenl prospect* fur Iho new
luslriiellmial year tire good, Dr.
Spivey said In Hie HIM IU.'i2 term.
Iliere were I.H12 student* enrolled
In regular day classes at Klurldn
Southern A total of 2,.'aiH men and
women registered fur cl asses In
the regular duy college, the night
Community College, uud In thu
summer sessions.
AT A CtXEMONY In th* Pcntagui, Washington, D C , Gvu. Omar N
Bradley, Chairman uf Ilia Joint Chief* of Stuff, Is shuwn aftor ho piesented posttiumoui Cungreiulontd Medals of Honor to the relat.ve* of
Hiiee soldier* killed In Korea. In the group (I. to r.) are: Joseph Men*
dooca, Honolulu, father of Sgt. Laroy A. Memlonc*, 1U. Gen. Urnthey;
Mrs. Cilia Smith, Livingston, Ky., mother of I'fc. David M. Smith, 23,
and Sidney Burris, Blanchard, Okla., father of Sgt. Tony K. Burris, 22.
U.3. A T L A N T IC F L E E T (Delay
ed) — Jame* C. Andrew*, Jr,,.lira man, USN. ion of Mr. and Mrs. J .
C. Andrcwa, Sr., of Sanford Ava*
nue, Sanford, hai returned to the
United Slates aboard the aircraft
carrier USS Saipan from the Brit
ish Isles and Cuba.
The Saipan, a unit of a task fore#
participated in the mutual 11 *ilium
cruise for the Midshipmen from tha
Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md.
Alidshlpmvn ami crew memben
of the carrier visited Torquay, Eng
land; Dublin, Ireland; Guantanamo
Bay, Cuba, ami porta In France,
Norway, Scotland and Sweden.
The Saluan, named after the
famed battle for the (aland of Saip
an uf World War II, was commis
sioned at the Navy Yard, Phila
delphia, Penna., July 14, 1940.
Politics
(CaarlaaoS r » « Paaa osel
alatant national GO P chairman and
head of tha party’s women’s divi
sion, and 14 other feminine party
leaders scheduled a round of con
ferences and a luncheon with tha
Kcpubllcan nominee In Denver.
DEATH TOLL, IS HIGH
L Y N M O U TH , Eng. (JB-Policg
warned today that the toll from
Saturday’s devastating flood on
England's southwest coast may go
as nigh as 90 dead.
The
latest official caiually
figure* for tho flash torrent stood
al 13 known dead, with 29 miss
ing and presumed dead. Seven uf
Ilia bodies *0 far recuverrd have
been Identified.
Leffal N otices
IS
r u r jlm r jFnwasuT c m ia r!
u i x i x u i K r o r . v r r . r u m io A .
K k T A - r n U P I I K O I N A 1 .U C A II LK H .
■ trceaseit
so i'it K (iw r i m
N tirn n T ( * u
s m . i c i T t u * v u r o ia c H A n n n
A ll p e r s o n s a r e h e r e b y n o t i f i e d
t h e t t h e u n d a r e i a n e d a e Atlnilnlel i n i n r ' - . i i . o f eafd
eelete,
hae
p 11 m l> I * 1 e a
m e edinh iletratlo n
I t n r e . i l a n d b e e f i l e d tn aald c o u r t
He f in a l re p or t e n d e p p l l c a t l n n fo r
dlm linrae
O b jecllu hi
thereto,
If
a n y , ali oold be d u l y fi l e d . A f t e r
MIIiik p r o o f o f p iit d lc a t lo n a h u w t n a
t i l l , im lI n - hae h e r n pu h lle h ed u n r e
» w eek for four c u n e e c o tls e w e e ks,
(lie m utli -r of e p p r o v s l u f ee ld r e
port a n d l b * o r d e r i n g u f d l a t r l b u tlun o f enld a , l a t a w ill c o m * b e
fo r e t h e co lir i
T 1 IK K i n d T N A T I O N A L H A N K
A T 11 It L A N OO
tty J o e Hcoll K l r l u u
li e T r u e l O f f i c e r
A e A d m i n U l r a t o r c.I.a o f aald
enisle
Kir* 1 lii i h l l r s t l o n o n A u g u s t I I ,
Wise farmer* will plan now to
plant temporary uruziiig crops
early In September, to provide
minerals for their herd*, ami tn
use every menus available to get
full utilisation uf feed. The feud
■
problem I* going to be a serious is.*,.:
A k i r i i i s n . Iilal and A k a r m a n .
one, but farmers who plan In ad orlnn
-l,,. F l o r i d a .
vance and taka advantage of re A l l n r u e y n f o r A i l i n l n l a l r a l o r e r a
search result* will come nearer
solving it than those who do not.
DU. L. T. DOSS
Bobby Tluiiu.mii of the Giants
h Ii. i was born In Glasgow, Scotluitd, wa* thn only member of tho
lDbJ National League A ll-Sta r
team horn In a foreign land.
CIIIH O D R A CTO R
H O U R S 9 to IX— 2 lo 5
90S Atlantic Bank BulUlM
Fhana t U
DedicatUm
ttonvUla
ON HI* RlfURN to his lintuc In II ilth-i I. Conn., Olympic* alar Llmly
Jlcmlgil o idiuwi Id* mother, th-ie, aulue of tlie prizes lie won at Hie
Olympic games In llnlrlnld. Itiinlglm* was awarded gold moduU Id
the lou-melur doth and In tiio tD(J-in*Ur relay,
(InfcroaflunalJ
HEAL VALUES IN THESE
slated for school wear! |
VOU’1.1, I'INI) YUUIt I AV0KI1K MAKES IIRKE
I
*(•>■ ■*««# !»*•»
ImndsiiiiHi third ola.c trojihy won
hy the Junior l.engue Ha*'hull
team, pialnsl the team mehilun*
fur llielr pluvlng nod thnlr eonduct off the flvlil, nod stated that
he enjoyed atteudiog thu plnyoff
games, even if It did cost him u
vnentlon in tlln mnuulnln*. Acluligerrient* may he made fur an
1 Khlolto.il game with thu Winter
I’ii ib I.igloo team, lie slated.
Following the niillouiu'eineitt,
Co mil r. Cordell was given u ilsiog
vote of thank* by the post memtiei ship for Ills work with the
hoy*’ ten it).
Olio of the 12 new undid fold
ing tallies, which will replnre the
old wooden tnhli* used for I.oglun feeds, wn* shown hv Kurlyh'
llmisliolder. These are long tally's
with ivimposltlon tops, and with
the new me In I folding 1 hairs, glv >
the Post un up-ln-dntc appear
ance.
Charlc* Kdwiird Drlgger* was
apiiroved as a muni her of thu
Post. Adjutant Jim Hlnglctary told
uf his trip with J . (I. Galloway
ami It.
Johnson Jr. to the state
Legion movent inn ut Tallahassee.
MTT
rR U M IE R H TALlff, nccoullng
j to u Moscow report, has trouble
1In using the telephone. Maybe the
ilussinii* should hurry up ami be; come thu first lo invent the dial
system.
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uifA some JnJuim, Thai proies
he i/e/lui/rfy is n pretu/eMIul can, tflifolr.
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Aiobl discovered America faafara
Columbus did. Haw'd they gat
hara-by comet back?
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Tin y Han Marino, world'* oldest
and smallest republic, want* a
voice In the United Nations With
11 population of only t'J.UOO, thst'd
be Just a whisper.
I 1 t
In C d tilw tlu ia kia a /a n n tr reroprd Ihmuiih Ihv Iron Curtain
oil hi* tractor. Sort 0/pfougbnf
Ait uuy to frtn lo M , us If were.
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A returning U. 3. tourist brought *
with him aemo boltles containing 1
London fog. For use a* a subtil- >
tula for poo soup? ^
Roomy «
8.0 Cubic Feet
Handy Removable Baskets
at the friendly
G O O D Y E A R
Circus |iona, wo read, now sell
for ne little aa <290. Might maka
Mice, cheap household pets, tf you
could curb their appetites. They
eat like a horse— In fact, they eat
horsea!
S E R V IC E STORES
111-) 13 s'*«‘h p*rk PHono 222 & 223
Giraffes are readily tamed, but
like thn mule, can kick out vic
iously with their hoove*.
A Studebaker truck cuts costs
week after week for years!
. . . ALL SIZES IN BRAND NEW
FALL 52 STYLES . . . DESTINED TO GIVE
YOU PLENTY OF COMFORT AND LONG
WEAK . . . BOUND TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET
T w in - S trap
Nur* |o be a farorll*
aandnl for *thool— doubleatItched for Inna wear—
d n u W e (trapped for
beauty
FOOD FREEZER
YOU'RE'TELLING ME!
M O D ER N IZK NOW
Wi designed right for
gas saving...its built
right for lour upkeep
$5,95 & $6,45
Saddle Oxford
Suede Casual
Flannel Combo
to g S w ekaaJe witli re
DsaUnj little run-about
la dark auade wlili light
calf MiMlaMrd and Inalap
H m V » a ahoa that takaa
to your favoilla trey
flannel with a real riara
T-omart rail trim
Louear* Counter-Hsiang for Operating Kaaa
Extra-Heavy lllaaa l.ouvara with Full l i " Overlap
W M t W f m l CMialmtiM .. ,
Full l.jna of Matching Ftalura-WIgdowa to CoaiNae with
A L8 0 -J.U .0 U 8 1 E IIOOBH AND
A LL ALUMINUM M M W B lK B
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O V M i m mere cwl mors of them every
Sey In every tieSlgttfMm.
SMebeher tanks ere relllnf imwethly—
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IN U m J N U K N T
IL U I.V
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•I »MtlHiiri< Oil I'nne st«|
Vocational School
Tells Enrollment
Plans For Season
N E W S I'M 'I H
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Kcnnelli il mscy, 1.1, son of Mr and Mrs. Clyde llamsev. in eongi■ilittn'ed l.y t ,.| (• | t ln -.li-rm ii,
IepieSlotting the St. Johns Ueally Co,, ns tie re reives I1J a* a first peire, nod Jo third piirc for
piitiircs I'litticd in the Satifoid I .irnera Club's recent. milesl, Ted lliolinski, snood
u-mtiet mis not
presenr at M,e did. meeting
.Member■. I...iking on, left i rigid h i -- llogli Bn lo u d . Mi .
f lletgerr,
Mrs. John Hauls, E K. F a n is , nml W K l'mm<dly.
Miami Beach IIntel Margaret And
Barred Use Of Bodyguards Get
Wide Publicity
T A l . I .A I I A S S K i :
t' lire Stile
I ‘iitill< (lllhllev < Iimmlvrlnn tidd
llm Slepliril Fa tier lintel, Miami
Beat'll, Itnlay It must do wlthmil
2ft.
While I louse I Jt’tiicii
University Professor
Rclntcs. Details
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rnuse its telephones were used lor
NoonMcctuiKToday nonknmking
O f
S w e d is h
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Publicly Truman Aid
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Schools in II. iS. l»ein(» I on ed As
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iii. 11.j r11111,4*mu in 11 liman and hi*
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In! lilies (if'iMlrMuJ P'Vfl ti I ih.»
IN - j*, t /i"l|,iti' npriiri! I.VI frnt
♦* i ' m Hi** >trtt'tfi*l iit*I hi* limit'd
i•liln f • f»»r| nf flu* hiiriittul |»lnn^
until • iifntllm* nmmitnlHnn
Mo
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nf i* pi im* * nv rr f tMiid »h' »nnl. th*
l n i n e fli rr waft o w n n lril thr M f d -
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IllltVlIllf''
Mrs
Haler most
i-i not Die tiler', laleil escape,
lei' other tlil'irmatlnn vhe recelveij
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Sanford Herald
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Ifi l*r;u 11dills In
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The lurlel nwnrrs appcalrd for
I h r A - . I ; (-* I T ' i I >.T v I l o w
A proposal for conducting nduB iBnm nllate reinstatemenl of serv
W A S IH N IiT M N
,r I lie White
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A I ** *i t *
education
clrr.ne. In Hanford,
pro- I Ire
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„ -w ,hich has hern eul. nlf
i istore
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»«l'l Imlay preliminary rr
reedn from which wnuirt ire u»ed I May I, lth>2-nu grnunils lack of pur t , to il indicate " B o r e i. not
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verally, was outlined today
In leer' on lie trnslnrxs.
WA U ltN ii t ' C .
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Henat•
The ritilillai enmmisslmi mid Hu .1rum an * bmlyguarrls imighrd up
iv * dlINf; rn*. ,r
It dm.*n’l
Th e HanfoAt Voeatlnnal Heimol Kiwanlnrie by t’rof. F. ll. Tuliba,
j M irr!'t
m .h
f «mm|h H ril «111il*«
i, ' .-mill
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Until i iteinin ral i.nnl Iml <v i •a i ,j 111 1*
iMIjlll
(MM
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|will open for enrollments for lh» Htelson asiudat* English prof**. Ipjenhonea were uymrl tllri'nlly hyiSwmli'.h citi/rn.
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Wpoilon ol |,r Wlltai.l I' I'I rnli ii.ei ||e,niblfi m |i" ht-ni
s guest
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I'rratrienilal IV'cretnry
“ year IPS2 M on Tuea lay, Hepf, i —
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Under the rlirutustanrcs t ‘'yj[.............
t.ll ftHHitl i
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Hlrnrt told s new-, eOnfeieoe Hid ' .11 H|r mil* . .«* * ,
a at »tM»' »wiw Fmrrntmeots are c , I h t r i ' d n J M
if • hm'U
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appc.it lhat the s|i|il|eani
|j,,. t.ite in.I Trps "i
im appear
l "f Ii f . ( . . I I M
Its
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M i n g mart* now for anv of the Ulevelend Jr., as n fellow Stetson
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f lit! R.1- , l , ( r, r, (
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■iihlrT* offer-d in the school, sal I Be, end hy Marlon Harman nver >dti he suffleletiilv periab >ed In pmImeut. .ire Inokuig ini'. >•.• u. .. Uil" hi |r 1 - . ri .I
.*! ’» kt Ml W •*
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the W T R R nilcronhnne. Born to hHtig deprived of tha telephone Ic l
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Mrs R. C. Maxwell, principal.
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and a fnirner rltl
service lor six month*," lire corn
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The following »uri(r,ds win t,.- Richmond,
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offered foe neat ter mi Shorthand ien of Knoxville, Tenth, Prof. | inlxnuiri .aid m Ita order I .<• si* •'iiff'il Ht.il “ MfthnHv '» a * • In 1
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TtiM.i received Ills mnders degree ntonlliH pm from May t
Im I 1
Hu i if i'll ft j, hi »c v f11i vi i| *I *
I and II: Tvp lng t amt l l : Book
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at lire Unlvei'illy of Tennessee.
Telephone service was n i.ned
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lie
fl" ftiMnl
keeping I end
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(*omo>erelal
Expressing much enlhnsla»ni in Mrs lails Earle, Minim . m . >
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Prof
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drim jiny f*f Ihf
ilnrif-i tills , • i
and Commerrinl Arithmetic.
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In addition to Ities" lninlne*n Tubbs pointed out that it has al connected Jan », |0M. alter •> tier hfivr horn puhhsfird in i}«»
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re».|y
turn
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Asritiferts, the school nffrrn to adult
Nitivrna, and oilier proginms ar
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pfis, Iml wire .» iv t* r »*• r
I iav ton a Beach
in til iM'iHt.i *HfHjr#
« hh 1r n i ih
in the no me of Mrs Earle
im.
tlfitfja»H HI .1* Ilia 4 I*|1T'«1
tin Ivin , tl i Mu
a high school diploma. Thirteen
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hand
from
whom
she
alntr
m
nf
1 ••♦. 1 •
•t -..Hi ifV ■|. ••1
veteran* of World War II rerelv
Ht 1
I lu 1
■4i* *
_
1,11 * been rnliipleled
mil ll. .
♦ I lllHd if* If*, I el HI
H'ctson
if
h
‘ 1 • 4*Hu
1 •>* t t
ed their dlrdoma* lait June from under the .inspires of
.
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DepHittneut
Ii
"-getting
.
.
.
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I i i'l m|*«*•* |hm
University and a council connmscd said Mrs Earle testified thr i.lu.ur
I in I.'
Semlnol* High School. Many vci
n >n it .(• .........
| .. r •ill i...) It » r 1 | t 1
*♦..♦ * t** • ih ti
of icpresantatlve* from various
f|* veil
#14*l t r
IK ,»i( *nt (
was useil tor such unlawful pur
I* * 1♦ I \ II fin h ,*♦ I'l
♦ran* also taka commercial sub
Itt- ■ 4 , 11 *t > ** , , . l
IHHIIII P HIVIlf It I'l Itr "H
service clubs and other cnmmiinltv poses try others with the pi-run. haven't anive*! tvi W uhiBk’int.
|ll |H
Ject*.
hr | •'»|| 1 M»1»1*l •»»
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1In t* ♦♦1 Iif ,|)'l
Tiff frOiii-jiMy I Hpfrfrtti itf >
lr I • . t 1 !■. . if t. fi fill I IDM I l,' I" l I 111111*•11 >'..u in
Congress ha* recently nas»e'l a or® solratlons, lie declared.
«*
«%r»rt*l h...
i '..
I.ltt" it
Hon nf herjelf and her hushsml
tfpnM
p,., o.'.s,, ,j.e
. . -t
* 1" *t'
p* > ii|rr ( *••■, N|* 1•lea |f*l '"* "i
- U.al \ M \f.sltfn,
. ItftIf
riatsss will m**t two tlm»s s because be was Just out of i , 1Mf♦ •
hill granting education facilities
« *ill* 1' '
11*1 Ht
da.iel.ie..............
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l
1
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*'*■ <1 it - dm!
p'li'h*
end subsistence to veteraoi of th« week, two hours a night for n schwl amt Stirling practice and , llln |ivl,
"l'| '*• rI <tI ltd I rHI I Il !«• II tf
nTP
.......
1
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N*
kl. lift.
A |,H*|I
41
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*»M■i T Korean War. Thla begin* officially period of tlx ueeks starting about they needrij^ the money ttiey of men The Secret Serin {• lllllll M Ifkllff ll# III ill 4f'i!)?,'f "? I I <!>I ‘ f» Hi I
t «l .
n> ,1 Hi-,
•id »f v h »♦ • f4ii*l • •
•"itft H*. r •» ,»• . M •f'Jlfrtl Mil J ,f .
- o n Aug. 80. A ll Korean veterans Rept. 25, and Instructfirs will be lered them
t th.
IVsVflpp »M.
h' * I. " I *I
frm ■ i*M it*,|r r jurisdiction nl (lie rie.i.in v I'*
.1
i yJa re advised to tnvcitlgate this as sclrrled from Stetson University,
••III ,M» ii)|f» fn hnll-l »f f'lll
11f I1 ll" irl *.c 11*y i - .... Slip ' MM|1 t
_ _ _ _ _ _
parlmetil
Id . tl* "I
the
I h11•’1111r»I, iill-*ill'*t H m
soon a* poislhle. School I* onen Seminole High flrhonl and
I t V * h t»
| ■M.ll.f tl I v t .
I •I* I tf |tII •!I V,|!f|,|H| 11 *1
Min, Trum an arrived lo ?;■•■■■ ll<r | "■ ,i
EXPERT SHUT
■if WniM W»t
lit
at present from K to 12 rach business and professional men an I
f
llillf
, , 1 l l IM I*. *
.| , 1, M ill. I ll|l' I
1<1 l.lll'lfl -t i l II s t
li
d
Sunday
and
lefi
t.t.lnv
'
•
B E D F O R D , Ind i^ t-D s le I .mer
morning. A fte r Sept. 1, school women of the Cllv- There will he
*Id* Ii In H# I f 11lt(i f |»i| jlttaOph V
, r11*i i if i j Ia*I * rl*i Ip. ||l|| . Hi
I t,f
I h II. m"
1" * »•! Mi t
will he In session from 7:30 a in no erenilnation* nml no home nf nearby Mitchell, Ind , ha* killed Finland
HI'",I Dll" »l ( , I'BRIT
Iim .Id |.r i n|*» dr i I i r •-I In d
I" '1
i
th*'
During tier stay, Swcdi*li u* ■
’till .1:80 p.m. Also the school i« work.
five s'l'iirrel* In five shot* Hit
••♦•■»»
Me* I) .41
I 11,1
f •I
Id* i ft| H*
fioiithsro College, l.skelsnd had month with a muille Inntllug idle juper* reported lint llu- Hu .In ***slon evenlngt from 7:00 to
•h f.
|,**H |fill ft 4I t Hltl III Ht
Mil,,, I ftMI'M"
h .h M 1
a similar prnginiii in wlilch 1.5110 inherited from his great gr m'H i Nee ret Service men with I.............
£>:20, especially for veteran*.
■•
it*
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I
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fl,
f
atirieil
and
were
pushlug
v
n
.i
.
Night school offers to non-vet- ndutl* were enrolled for the first Iher.
f i ill
"IN,
dr- "ll'."
lie •- t • *I I,*'| * *MrI ,
•*J*
erays Instruction In shorthand, term ami 2,000 for lire second, he
it's nnihing Lanier says lie I ill t'BIren* around In hnllylng fr.ti
I,
I,
th .t h • It* « I. ,
*
. I"M.I .
lliere wan
speeifi* enmpli..
said
tvplng, bookkeeping anil srlth
ed 28 srptirrels with 28 *hoti from
fit, M1 fI . ♦•| hv
♦til
I.
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h
b
i
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I
Hionrig
other
thing*,
Bull
they
I
Subjects
proposed
Include
par
metlc and other *uh|eet« whirl) are
llic sun two years ago
tf ul Ih
• h»HlHl»''!
MIDI ■I. IH ! Iunit U) 1*1*11*4
roughly h.nirtlc'l n pi
offerer! In th" day.
llnmentni'v
procedure,
business
,|l lit 'I'M |
r I *Ilium fl h I
f til" l IHJ" *|/.♦' f I I , I' *till tl ITHVI
B rp o rtrn naked short wlietiu-i
g f fltudent* who wish In enrnll In subjects, arts ami crafts, conver
q I !IN T U P I K T H B O H N
f I I In * HIM I
I fMK11vHHIII
1f|f| " ill h |i|im|! mi , M"{Hihlh mi pmi
env of the
shorthand
rjeases sational Hpnnlsh, marriage rela
RAO PAULO , Brasil i/r_Hospii*i there wan anything io Ihe prehm
I'll lllllfl •4Hill*I IlftVf HI Op|*4|| M"" Nil fill Met it Hi i I •IM'
shouul register promptly ns these tions and cltlbl guidance, salcs- aulhorilles here report that « :w Innry reports to Indlentc mrv !• • •
1 A M AIIA . .I I
I'
•ilvle.-o •mill
In j(n hi nihrml fdi
full ■I N" f»*f iimllifi *h il" fr | hi
rlassc* must nil begin together tnartahln and advertising, prepar year old woman gave birth tn girl at nil for Bin Swertkli new ,|i.i|*> i
iinlllngi
il
In
n
Iniol
.
*
ill
lie
In1,1
! ,* It f .
|H Mini-'
h V I
: '1 W Mi M i'l 'if IMlIUJ (til i ii di
and cannot easily Ire made up by ation fnr citizenship, world poli ipilnl'iplel* Tuesday night Dueinr* slorles He wns asked speeitli-.illi
III
I
tiirul
i
till
,
I
ill,
Dlteijnr
B«'ii
mi. |r. *fa
*, 'lllllDll i
[ 41iV 4mN 1, i ,4 1, kbit 1> i llu pra*
English,
public raid they stand a good chance nf niton. Ihe reported Ineideni lov.ti
any student who register* later tics, business
1.
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if
Bic
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• *1* a If11*Pv111ppI
T he class In office prnetlce la new apenklng and other programs.
•U'( tinV' Hi III MlV <1 llH**J *1) l >ter ,
Ing Ihe newspaper piiotogr,inln *
surviving.
Hi* |»
this year and will include avaryIP'I h M'
Vhii
i uiilr! du
Edward l.nnr, ini inducing City
lltl-M- Hh
Short said them wns "no r*ll<-,-« ■ mil I n b W ilei F i j i i nm m i, inn
Tho babies, weighing less than
iiinnum
cd
Iml
iy
Mi
1
iH
h* J IHum y I1•
thlng for office workers except Manager Thimine l.emon, declar
Himij! m hiMVnvt
" ii 1 il
you
nl City lln ll" which In
three pounds eaoh, were burn In Inrldent
T i l l - I h doulrle lb'1 o'liubci III Imi \ r In tiHlIri ♦ bit uf nt’’A i Imin]- P"' ,*♦1 1•111*p*11 lu fni ♦
t
.1 •■■tlnii,il I I , H a „ s i l l
shorthand. Thla rUaa ahould begin ed. " f i t goes hy the name nf
the
spare
nf
three
hours
In
the
in
mnnnged lumis lu-bl iniiler emu | Ul 11|,I-M * Iim
together also.
till If
IH I HI' I MM
l-cmnn hot wn hone tin will turn
Null III1 H iMibJi- ! . *h Ihi ' v
lerlor
village
nf
8an
Carlos,
nullmr
uilssinn HpooHorslup Ii * y e n two mii I hh lib’ and •idd ri"H
Anyone who wishes to find nut out In be n pencil." O. K. Hoff
il t1 Ini
HUH L I N K P L A N S
■linnl-,
nfnre shout the achnnl, may call Introduced other guests Including Ities said. The parents are Jnsr
The (Ireylmund H uh Line
•<< new fiienn '/ill lie o|ieiu-d In lilg Ak11im " 1If*1y him urr ilr it f iv riven , till 41 i M|
Albano
M,
a
Negrn
laborer
nml
giime InifileiH Ihls year
Hubert.
preparing n plan to add fm "
(icon , ' h k i rm'.trncllmi pi "gram
11 eohnwer ..... t m m puMPi- A
Lw f l‘. °rL r" ’» t ■»«••* sehonl Ham Walcntt, Orlando;
III nd'lllion lo Die ll.ee'ili nml would m i l nt |ca J
* P whlrh i* In Ihe Kent Building on Pearson, (Jporge Brown of Elgin, his wife, Marla.
first time two limited Imso
*
I t Inlllon wl|* ll" ,i In' "i'i*' , m .I i nh-tl
The
Albanoa
have
been
married
Apnl'irhleoln
Nnllonnl
Forest1, 'billai
tween Jneknonvllle and HI I V . ' .
Commercial
Street,
diagonally III., Hob Pullen and Itnbln Brown.
*of !»y M r Ift.ffni HI fit |Mi||fi"il
lo year*, authorities said They •>org, J. A, Cnlhnun, loenl bun «t
mnilHgi'l bear hll.lls will lie lirlil
a rro w from the Bun Station and Karl Higginbotham presided.
fHI" I "I F 'll 'A'hi'flt* t (•• lil'Ili'VI* Ni"
"S' hnnl Im line
1 1 lilg Im . ne ts
liavn
hart
seven
other
children,
five
tlnri m heager,
annuunred
ti'
Upstairs. T h " school charge* nn
in Billy'* Bay lo the eustern tmt lie . iid, 'milling Irutti a mm Jitriv I Dd o "
Dial Mil "tin
.illegeii
now dead.
morning,
tuition, ns it la n public school,
linn of Like I'niuiiy nml the iiv ri
liy Iii* Aniei lean A 1. ;oi'la)i<m nf I I ,F r'-ll r-1r(*-' t lliil 1l*'m*i'r l'n
V IN E INVADER HOM E
ft also npi.pitea a* a sort of am.
Matifoid In being rnnsldereil i> -tree) nrc.i of I.nil rm inly
inip'iipn *u it'll
Mil r 'it *• ))p
i*Jlnnl A'lmlpliti iilni , nod Die
P R O V ID E N C E . R I W — Mrs
one of the alx
stops
)*"f ix i rlt
ployment i.orenu foe the business
The open .inrun for hear linn* N ilinn >1 7,i ti'Mil Board'i A •vii li *• *n i M i *ii l.i euiin/.er doer not "
TY P H O O N DIARIPATEH
men nf Hanford, who eoma there Jrr Farmer's living room had n
Jaekannvllle and Ht. Petnridnirg mg will he from (lei I to (let 'M
tlnn Beillling on, he 'pioled
TO K YO
— A typhoon that IflU Ilinilfd ftIIVMMl wfllfjtl fClilJii
limgle motif she dldn'l tdnn nn
for needeil help and helpers,
with shooting prrniltled three dny"In emiimiinlljini euiplnynig a
whan she returned homo Tuesday howled across Korea and Northern the tnivellng time biitween linn * werk, nruingeil ul the oiitlon ol
silliermtemleiil of schmih, the
At.Y I d III I 'U l t
Japan hlcw Itself out In Ihe North ford and Jacksonville #1l*t>III EM
front a month on Capo Cml
the limiting jmrlv No hunting will seltiml ayitem as a whole Is otually ' Iim I.v w n n h ,v AI v l.l.m .
hfMir, h** MtntofJ.
Tho huge kurtru vine which al Pacific today.
lie nllowril nn Sunilnys Hlimiling Die largest single cnlcrprUr III the , r j,r ,|„|,.,|
||v imugiit tn < In
Kyodo News Agency estimated
most covers her home found Its
will tie perinltiei: from one tinll e.mii.imiily Irorn the stand......it nf
.l(,e, .p.mllng mvei ,1 . l . v ,
way through a silt nesr s window the storm's strong wlnda caused
A P P O IN T E D C H AIR M AN
life
,
llfe
l
P
a
I
(ll
Ii
lliitiiit
SiiaVi
fiiiiilit
a.i » pe I ran |jri|
hour
fiefore
sunrise
to
sunset
on
Ihi' «•n|H! ii I lnvf»Mi'i|l p r r f i n u r l h"M*
•■vill* h
>500,000 damage tn the Japan apple
end grew Into tho living room
L O N D O N '/ti— .Sir tJHrk Alex/m limiting il.ivs
No matter how fa r away
cmplrtvf’d, nnd finritml rm t nf nprr wile. aelrcsH Bita Maywortli
ernp
as
It
moved
entw
a
n
l
to
sea
She
found
long
tentacles
entwln
*r#ns home yog may go on r o w
maniiuc'l
hunt parries
parlies w„,
will ritfnvi "
^Alt ........
.................
There '"in mi word of s teenn
Ing picture frames, the piano and between the Islands of Honshu ami Pur.aWh i . , ! J , l T I i/virf11 VtW \
vacation you cag readily n i c k
m tly .? 1 « h l l , l 7 l l ! rH
be| ................. 17 miunbers ar...... .
Avi'i iijr f n r h r r Sfil/irlri, «icnr<l "llliition ......... have I.... . ............
and
Hohkaldn.
other
pieces
of
furniture.
up « n the hoaia town news hy
(Ven
VrmMrn
'r
*
"
,
»'igh
jeiwere.l
rifles
i,ml
aholgims
Ins:
I
m
Ilf
(alvriiB,
nrp
■luml
I?
prr
pultlle numeron, Mine* In reeenl
Ten Jananoso fishing boats are
— d in t the ft*a ford HoraV*
Lo A r , m . „ T m i i '
M not le u >h.n Bl gauge will be ♦•nl Iphu II nmi Hip nvrrtiyr *aI hr v day*, .iml Tuesday turn lied togetli
missing, Kyodo said
when yon return. Yog egg a r
for
all
KiiiployiMl
pursoiiH,
Im
hiflimi
I
«
V
nM
o
n
e
«
!
n
i
S
i
01
l’*
V'
iBowed,
M.
L.riihlln
said
lu
arhli
P R O TE S T B E A U T Y T I T L E
er near Bita'* ludlo
,
t ? J / 'i
,
.
Don lo regular hunllng llrenses r* •ii ikflhil Uhnrrru, Hrfon* World
range with your earrfoy boy, or
N A P LES , Italy on — Dark-haired
lr l lick will have tn resign Ids ,|l(jr(,,j „j
hunlnr, a Kpeclal
D
R
IN
K
S
O
N
T
H
E
H
O
U
S
E
W ij II Iht* Bulariro nf Ir iir h m
f] untell Baser nf Turkey, who won
through rh n rllo Morrleou, clreuroyal post and lenvn his apirt
M IA M I 'Ai— Drinks were on the ment In SI. James' I'ainro lo live pally permit, eri.sllng IV), will le WPfit ntHyill I I per cent HboVe Ihe
the title of Mis* Europe oven
lailon manager, b r taWphonlng
r iNKtt IS l,A ID I ’l'
leriulred
for
llic
maringed
hunts,
house
early
today
when
two
(hough she refused lo wear the
M i , to havo your ra « g lg r loagoa
In Ithorloala, where the company's which will lie supervised bv a hunt avpi.np* lor all iHitployrtl perrons
N E W Y O B K ' T - T h e Flandre,
lint d rin ltr Ihe low pny, snliirlei
IradlUoMl Bikini bathing suit, was masked bandits haln up a bus ga hcadquartcra arc located
of tho Herahf a c r a l far yog
newest liner sod beiel
director named hv the cmninlsslon hike atiout
Per rent of the ftnnua) France'
c h a U m M today In barn more of rage In suburban Hialeah.
...
___ r._
hy lifiuhle* ttii'iughmi. her l i n t
, r * ° ff Jr'
The hag hunt for Ihe hill game erlncdtlnn hiiflifef
The pair tied up five employes
her claims to the beauty crown.
y m ttvared to your hosgo fg « g
H O S P IT A L D IH rU H S IO N
voyage, will nnt make another
will Im Iwo I lean and one panther
France** Nicolai Drain, who and compelled the night manager
Frail ll, Wilaon, representing
.Mchggo upon
yoot
rntan
Irsnsatlnntlr reosslng until Dec il
OARDEN C L U B BOARD
came to i *c m 4 to Tueidsy night’s to break open a safe from which tha trustees of thn Fish Estate, (nr the season, There will Ire m
The French Line nmiounred here
Mrs. James E, Terwilleger Jr.,
contest Claimed the modest Mias they look >1,300, Then they cracked will apeak ko the Hanford Junior limit nn fox. skunk, opossum, bob
vice president nf the Hsnfnrd Oar- Tuesrlsv Hint It sailings were Ire
Turkey .ra a not really up to Mlsa a soft drink vending machine and Chamber of Commerce tomorrow cat and rabbit
Applications for hunting parlies den ('lull, announced this morn Ing ranrcjlml hecatiac of repairs
loosened their victims'
fconds at ita weekly lunch*on. A general
Europe etondarde.
•-mSl O ernuSy (Vera Marks) enough so everyone could enjoy a discussion of the hospital nnealiim must bo submitted to John Croft, ing (lint I here will lie n called Ihe ship needs
On her recent maiden voyage,
ka- Roforo U g r t g g ag yggg f g .
end I both ckeUenga Miss Turkey bottle.
will Ih. held following Mr. WII- Dlustcc, fnr the Osceola area, Wal meeting nf the dub's Imard of di
Finally, they explained apologet son'a address and all Jayrees nr* ter Larkins, Bristol, for the Ana rectors at 2:00 p.m. tomorrow af the Flnntlre was delayed by varl
to spoeer to a Bikini before • Just
Jury.' she M id. "She has a mark ically ai they drove off In the urged to ho present, Douglas Ischlcola area, and commission ternoon. T h r meeting will Im held ous mechanical difficulties ami had
liar thighs are manager's car, "We parked ours Htanatrom, president of the club, headquarters here for the Billy's nt tho Harden Center on East to bo towed tn her pier hero aftor
arriving In tho harbor.
Second SI root.
Bay nml Overstreet aroas.
quite a wgy from hern."
said todn).
—
H I. "6 !
I rust'll W i r e
A - .*
IH.'-J
I ’ t i ’s . i r c ■
; . 11 n n ; I I i c m h i j ;
Service
*
( >I ( ' ■11II11111111:. *
i <' i u ; u " i ;
Plan For Adult
Education Class Tclcphoni'
Told To Kiwanis
W EATHER
Tighter Grip Nixon Presses Adlai
By Reds Seen
In New Move To Refuse Or Accept
Y outh W ins Cnniern Club P rizes
To Cooperate In P ro
moting Referendum
On Bond:) In Case
Kish Money * Kails
Th* Board of D lrtd o r* of the
fiaminola County Chamher of Cnni
i j n r r c f voted Inst nlirhl In take in ■
stolon In promoting a hospital bonil
^referendum In November to Insure
the building hrro of n hospital hy
Hentlnnlo County as a safety faet"r
In tho event that some im/nrescen
Inrldent should arise that might
prevent the trustees of the KUh
Estate from erecting n hospital
prior to June, 106X
T his date Is the deni!line set by
the Florida State Improvement
Com mlidon to furnish part of the
funds for the hospital project.
^
In making the motion which in
i t i a t e d thl* action l>y the board) T .
E. T u c k rr, president of thr Fm ■
riald-Lm.ghlmi Memorial Hospital
Association, explained that this re
lion sbnnld In no way br rotislnied
to be In eempelltiou with any move
being made by the trustees of (lie
F M i Estate to build a hospital
hrre,
It was voted Mint the Cbarnbii
of Cnmnierre initiate a pnrgram,
Jointly with the Jayrees arid other
, civic organlxations In i-tlnldolimit
V » pulley re(T«rilili|r tile hospital
bond referendum nr the November
griieral elect inn,
Fred II. Wilson, attorney, and i
member of the Fish Board d
T rii .tei-i, de rls m ! that in hi. iipin
Ion, such aelinn wnnld not hinder
the Fish Trustees from carrying
on llirir program of li(|ulilntiiur
holdings tn provide fundi for tie
hiisrillal program.
lie added that the Fish trusteei
are matting *nee ml efforts to raise
Vfund i for (no Hanford hotpllal
project in accordance with the will
TH E
r it|l •i'Hnl iml runNiiufd rather
hut H i hi *uh I inn *tl a , with i r aI lur til Ihiyiilri .lum i r* i« i iif 1 1fin twill'
It In 11ii*i itiiiiii util rvrnlng.
j - T i i i'-'-jfcr-ufjaiitrt.
Movie T im e T able
BIT/,
L \DV IN T U L IR O N M A S K "
1 15
H Rfl - 4:41 - H:24 -
fi:07 . 9:M)
M O V IF L A N D
•NAVA’ U O IIN D "
Start 7:?f* Klisl Fcatme 8:01
2d Festure
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P a g * S Wednesday, Aug. 2#, IBS]
A Modern Miracle
Tne Sanford Herald
T im liirlhfilnriw rtf th** llvintf nri- not nfti-n Hindu tihritiUH,
Economic Effects
Of S t e e l Strike
Are Being Gougefl
K*taMI*fe»e la Ikon
bill tin nnn ntillrl tiikn r-xroptimi tn th«* action of T iihc untblit,
r.bllak,* dally r m p i aamr*ar
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d .,, rbrl.lMM* aaU X.w Ala., which linn h o n n m l it - most t'anmtH daiiKhti'r, Helen
«•an. VaMlahwi
» i a . I * , ! . , . f .lI.Rtsa , hrl.iin*. aa* X ta l . i n Keller,
FU K.VM. U.UVXUN
ho blind it* had ennni-h, tn lie d'v-iV^a-u ' tnli iti m i
III Maaaulla ! , « m
NKW Y O H K 'H L r tf n O rel m il'*
nt
her
traj/idy.
T
h
e
combination
nt
both
it*
one
nf
the
wnrat
a.altr.4 a. >,rna* Ha.* a . l l . r
are finally getting hack Into full
l l u a i .,1 11, Itlli . .1 l b . r . , l illli r* fiilea that could |jn»t*ihlv be Imagined.
H aw can anyone l-rodm imii. find toe government n
aaulurri, Klu il. 1. , , * d „ Ik* A r t
else jo l into (oriiniunlcatiiin w ith a person so nffllcti'd, (.■«pe dill trying today to pick op the
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ally when that perartn is a Imhy w ith nu atare o f jn fo n m i- piece* uf Ihe costly Mrlke
M U I .U H I I . IIH A !
•Steel price* arc- officially rulscil
tion carried over from days when hIhj was in po s m -ha Io ii *tf
M ill.,
twlay — an the strike irtllemenl
itoiiiiok irr.**
ail tier senses?
Mm I m m N . . . ( W
nearly n month ago provided
'J’he problem was solved in Helen K e lle r’s case tbrtaiKh
Artd steel u*cr» get nermlsiinn
> I* * i HI Krill'* H i T K I
tin- kindness of Alexander (In d iu m Hell, inventor of (tie tele today to huy iteel u still more ,e*
•ty I '. i i l . r ....
m
i>a. Month ..
l a . phone. liv e r interested In the deaf, hi; sent, on heartiiK nf iiHisIve way If they nerd d hudly
Tkr«> Mu„tli.
'Hil* converslun vteel will rust
k l* M o n th .
C M the five-year-ol*l Helen's im prisonm ent w ith in walls nntro
(hem even more than the new high
H IM
ini|tenetrable than any made by man, A nno Sullivan, a 20- price* lorrnally approved hy the
AM obltaarr aarlraa, *a,4* af
Ikaaka. ..aalullaa* aa* aall.aa ml year-old yind u a ie of iioaton’s 1'erklns Institute for tto- Hllnd. iHflce of Price Stuhllltallnn. Hut
•alarlaTaaitBl for rk . mmipmmm ml W ith in a month she had broken th ro ugh these walls, and huyers of conversion steel won’t
have to charge il off to the regular
iaM aa raaa*. will ba , k « i H far Ifiven Helen Keller (lie pift of laiiKnape.
•i rvaalar a C i.rlla la i ralaa.
'Inot a the government allot* Ilium
Thu aini I* to end ns iplickly
M * b l . . . a l . 4 N 'l« l a a * ll r Mr
a* possible tho unemployment In
N tm ia r tr H tf riM iia H ii*
Vurb, I’bl.aaa, Daltall,
industries like auto making where
the steel shortage still pinches
Conversion steel gets It* name
from the way It is purchased and
finished. For example, un auto
maker can now boy steel In ingol
A f te r the middle of A iik u m I, the m ind turns toward rordi from u steel mill mid ship
.September and school. I t ’s tim e to make ready for the K m d the Ingots to other fabricating mill*
event, N ew clothes and shoes are im portant. Let them 1st where II can In* made Into the
Fc(jcr«l employment n now i r - . simple and stu rdy but at the name time b rig h t and attractive, - heel or other steel prndu. Is that
the wiifo maker need*
roiled_**_* new peace lime peal.' J'eojjle
all lines
uple of
nr nil
ngc need to look right fo r a IlcW Job.
All of lids handling is costly llul
Some 2 .5 96 ,00 0 person*, good (or
Ihe (iiilo maker may nut want to
at b a il ten million volet, ate now
wait until the original steel maker
employed by the federal govern
could fabricule Ihe Ingot* Into liars
and sheets — especially it it tins
ment. W ell, after all, what can you
i long wailing list lor fliiklied sluel
(a p e d with an election coming up
.irndtict*.
in November,
To wad for Ihh. steel to arrive
——
nitii hm usual supplier might mean
Arcording lo llie C IO . Senator
lie nolo maker's plant Is shut down
Sparkm an voted “ right" direr lim e*
0 the meant I me And so be find*
1 cheaper to pnv more lo have
e l oflen at h it vice preiidential
ind converted into finished prod
tiv al, Senator N iio n o f C alifornia.
irtn at some other mill whoso
Th at it tn tay. he vnled "right'*
'•twdule permits speedier hair
and not wrong, rather than light
thm- The government I* giving
and not left. He voted left, you
ts bio,sing now to this practice
Steel production this week will
m ay be ture, if lie vnled rigid, in Killtor,
lie, ns If vve thought one were
heller t dmII the other. Truman op two million ton* lor tne (Irsl
I’ll,' Siiafurit iU m lil
the opinion of Ihe C IO .
luimot hme lit* dial plan with Ini,* since hnfore the strike.
llrur Sir:
There i« not much danger of
I’ulKli idlv »pcakln<f die a inert- cither of the nominee*, a choice I The effects of the strike on the
'tonuiny will ihow up for some
loiing the ho rp iu l bond election if an piililic I* mii the fence, ami n a* 111 ftu< in, S'ulln or blabn.
Inic, a* iput shortages of various
ftenprc tfnlly,
enough people vote lo make il an Lailed wlie f i nee ut thul. It we
udshed steel product * bumper pro
Pev. II W. Miller
*,ire lo fu< e the l*rt*. w t will find
election. However, the fact thoiild lla iiy Trum an the I,apple** man
tuition in Ihe Industriesitslng steel
I Milb-r F a r m -)
*tecl p.nis In Hieir product*
ppt be overlooked that u nleit 50 III the Natl*,il. Within die memory
l i t ' ip m y ub-.* rver* are now say
percent of the freeholder* partici of the oiliest, tie ii t.eil KUellhowei
ng that the effects of the strike
pate. the election it invalid, n<> to run for I'lrulileiit. He leitnbily
m production wiai'l h<< as pro
liu< pot rhnnged hi* mind (note
m
ailer whal
percentage ravor
favor u
it (|i,
inaiirr
wnai pcro-magi11>, |j()|
ion need as first feared
he nerrel M
meelinifs)
with I'IsenSome doubt if arm* iiroducllon
among Ihoie who do Vole. »o Ihr ||(|Wtl|i
|„t^|yi *o thill if elect
va* liiidly hninpered They ones
problem i* going In be lo "gel out fit, I Her*' wnithl ht‘ lull little tllf
> v'aaa**** »l Hatrh *. * *.
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awi
From that day in IHH7 to th*- present, Helen Keller lias
been nn Inspiration to those who think they face uncoil
<iucrnble difficulties.
Children And School
Wind about hoillcs? Let the doctor (like li good look.
If it's plasses or teeth, now's the time. If it’s different
food tlint’s needed, or more vitamins, the time to begin Is
now, Powers nml nhilities must lie ready, too.
Wind at,out minds? School should tie more tlinn rou
tine. The net of learning should he great anil glorious ad
venture. Hood reading should supplement lessons. Music
or art study should Ire planned. Uric need not lie a Fleethoven nor a Leonardo to enjoy the arts and the practice nf
them. They enrich the whole life.
It is not too soon to think about school In all Its aspects.
S anford Konim
ihe vole” , mid tlw t i* one w liirli fi'ienro In iiiliuinbtiallpii. ..........
teglmi'nlatlon, which will
w ill have lo be pUnned on a coun muie
|iu*'.ihly eipiul the guO'CstrupIng of
ty-wide lia iii.
du- (iermaii regime of llith’i *l»y».
A nillitary man can lie l apirted to
Governor Sleveniott in iiit* ll u l emtirace the mcdmil that lie 1*
If lie il circled prrddent, be can iiio«I familiar with. America was
" d ia n up the m e n " in W adiington. not founded on the *nme principle*
drew the foreign notion,i lido
T h o « arc ihe word* be uted, "clean that
ti constant holllng-put. Then let us
up the m e n ", nbvjm nly idm itting pick .Steven-on apart, knowing the
llia t a m en e x id i. W * would like corruption In our present letup.
to believe lin t be could and then what could be exneclrd more than
we J would feel (letter alw ui the a ieprlltlon of wind w » now have
w ith'a Tru m a n picked man lo ttnpolitical d liiillo ii for d im in eitliei White HouseT Are wu tn lie do
rare, wbrtber, S lrvem on it circled, calved by the wol ds I lint lie, Aleor Eiirnbow er, llir country would veiison, will have none of the
be belter o ff dian it it nl preient. Tru man advise? Are we so dumb
to believe that either otle L trying
Governor Slevem on would find i> to shake off ||. H. T . They know
prellv linrd ronling out enlrenclied Hull If they were to riirne out ill
the open Hint boldly decline thempolitician! of hi* own party.
The town of M ilto n ,it,h a v in g a
hot fight over the prnpnied rxtenlion o f the city lim it!, lliut inc rta iin g the populalion from 2 ,200
lo 1,500. Tltere are many advan
tage! lo be gained from iu c I i an
eitem io n . but not everyone in the
M i|h b « rh o o d of M ilton k fur it.
The lama might be *aid for S in fo rd
where narrow city lim it* curtail the
populalion hy perhapi ai meny a*
5.000. end deprive! th* City of
m ildereble needed revenue*. Out
Ten Women From
Seminole County
Attend Program
selves for the present system,
there would be a shift tluil would
be very uncomfortable. It would
be much better to pretend nu love
for the pienent. its w ii * the Wdlkbsell,■me. Il will llo doubt be plain
after the election, that the one
that win*, will hove Tinman's
blessing. Kitenhuwer Is no IteoubI lean. A Itepobllcaii dues not mili
tate to let the voting pul,He know
he Is a Itcpiihlirnn, therefore we
nuiat !,« ready to accept the civil
rights program crammed down our
thi oats, and our foreign policy will
irmilln it* III*, If he in elected.
Hasty.
Mi*, /elphv Fllle of l.iirigwuod.
Mi*. Kmiiin Vnut* of (ienevn and
!■ . Maggie f'listlcl.erry of bake
Mmy ale also engaged In the
proginm.
Highlight* uf (lie week'* a tivlThe only French possraslmi on
lle* lie lude il nlueeh by Millin'!
rnblwi'll, iialiunal rivil defense ad- the mainland of Nuith or Smith
iiiiiiUlnitor mid former governor America, French Guiana, 1* alto
uf Florida, the fii»l annual meet Franc*'* oldest colonial outpoal
ing nf the Hoi lot Fond Hervice*
An-orinliuti, nml n style slew.
Tim iirogium con*l*l* nf pantl
di*ciiNsfons, deuumatiatluns, mo
tion pictnic*, und a iiumher uf
gue't npeiikfl* dealing with food
problem*.
Mr*. Thelma Flanagan, »tat*
Hiipervisor uf the icliool lunch
IM IO I ANOtllS, Dr. Lee UaFurast (leflt, 7V, show* hi* latest Invention
to Dr. Hubert Mllllkc!) of th* California Instltut* of Technology. The
Inventor'* problem w u to Hun best Into electricity. Thi* l* done by
pumping ulr out of a metal pot. Then a five-inch disk I* healed to tncsndeiienc* to thruw otf electrons T h u Idas r**embt*i th* common
vacuum tube fur rsdlo Invented by Dr. DeForut II would require no
outside voltage to accelerate electrons,
ffnlernaltonal SuundpfiotciJ
11'HHtlaara rrnm 9*mmm near
escribed In this way:
"One photographer approached
ne of Ihe Secret Service agetde
• City Hall and asked If MUr
'nimsn woqM w e n i! her pir'.urp-i^
t be taken at that Hm* She w i * V
D A D E CF5V
- ~dwirt Casque
okine at same exhibition* at the
fattier of Eddie Gasque, Daytom
me. The agent said that she proflench haschall pitcher, w a i shoand critically wounded here eurl,1 ■rred not to be photo*ranked The
hotogruphrr then asked If there
to-tsv.
ere any other photographer*
Sheriff Leslie Rcsienger sab
rc*ont Inside Ihe bolldlne and
Scletu Mnt- Wright, 41, at who*
•* told that there weren’t."
k* m - (is*,pie roomed, admltte,
Short sold the report* received
shoollng the 48 year-old truck drlv
ere Indicated fhnf «•** *tt iher*
uf.
She I* being held In Pa*co C oup was to the Incident. He ndded (hit
ilcture* were taken of Miss Tru Iv .fail hen- withn it bond on onun ut many place*. *
open charge pe-idli u G a iq u e 'i r,
Short ws* presrod «* to
lo very or death, tiessengcr said
The sheriff said Mis* Wright, i he agent roughed up Ihe photog
ap her.
divorcee, guve this account of th“ Ahrolutrly not," Short said. "It
shooting:
■a* hist a verv i-ijlm rti*'-"*sin-,
Oasqt e had been :ooming at h*
lobody was touched, threatened
•■oose for two we-k*. About
* anything rl*r "
o'clock lid* morning shb cam
Short wei t on to say tbst tire Sehome and found Idm drinking. S**
ret Ser*'lfe I* — t i ' k v I
t*— i*
- r d e r - d hjm In leave and W r y itr
-otect the PreMdent of the United
Into an ntgume-t. which ende
tale*, members „f pi* Immediate
with her firing* Hirer shot! frov
amlly andt he Presidentelect.'
a 32 caliber pistol.
Short wou'dri't dlscilii the quet- _
Gasque wn* fill enre, In thi
right breast. The bullet wen 'ion of whether thn Secret Service 9
"arm ed."
through his lung nml stopped Jus •gents* were
.. ' under the skin In hii bark.
fte*f*nc,'r said Ml** Wright hai
worked as -i w « ! t r r f* hid has beet
unemployed recently She owned
her home.
Th«' wounded m*"'* wife war
1 died in sn automobile accident In
Daytona Reach .Pmo : i while on
her way lo visit her daughter-in
law In a hospital
shrimp boat of Louisiana
Early In life sho should teach
Junior how to talk with hia
rmmlh full u f pebbles, h o »
In fish, and bow to play coino
musical instrument. Tl.e best one
It Ihe tuba, a* every niun would
like to be able tu blow a tuba.
ftv HAI. HflYI.K
Junior also oogiil lo always have
NEW YOR K tilt— Every Arnerlcan tiov ha* a chance to grow un a dog as a pet, to show ids love
ol animals, and made to marry
In Im I'rvildent of Ihe United
a girl who likes call.
Slates
A wise mother will see that Junior
And inuny a doling mother would
dues fairly well In school but not
l>l r In help her cdirprlng get the too well Tho voters are uneasy
Job
about a candidate who is too In
"Hut how’ ” she ask* tier-elf. telllgent. and contemptuous of one
dr-pjuIngtv "IJow a n l rear my who Is too dumb.
buy lo be President'* ■*
The careful mother will also he
She knows how to train him tu uwure of "tl.e doctrine of prophetic
I,,‘ciinie a doctor ur a mechanic. remarks." This Is tho theory that
Hot what every mother ought to ill Presidents, even os boys, fore
know, she doesn't know-how to saw the grave problems uf thitrain lino for the While House future.
And if she sets mil unguldnl
As Hie biggest problem likely to
she can waste a lot uf time and luce most Americans in the next
elfmi She might, for example, go I generation Is where to park their
to the tumble of gelling him born mutor car, the Ihoughlful mother
In u log cabin, when this Is no could well have junior, as a lisp
su
lurigei politically necessary. A* a ing lad of live, look ut u traffic
i n-r ol (act, tho average voter Jam and repent after her;
today is duwnrlght msplclousof a
"Some day 1 am going lo strike
i :i> didn'e who wa* boriwdir a lug a real blow at all thi*."
cabin He thinks that I* carrying
This will make a wonderful
the whole thing tun far.
anecdote tor his campaign bio
What a wLu inultier cart du, 1* graphy.
to try as much ua pusiible lo make
Now all Him mother must do
junior an All America boy who before launching junior Into prillappuat* tu all. aecliune of the Meed* la have him onlDt lor three
(.'minify, film might arrange to have yeark as nu Arm y private, then
him burn In the rural area of a finance Idm in a small but success
big farm state such a* Illiiunj, ful business that makes n mi*lest
spend his boyhood in California, profit and gives Its employes nine
and begin im. career ill Nrw- York weeks vacation a year anil a bonus
He should he educated in Ihe at Chrislma*.
Smith, say at Ihe University of
How can Junior escape the
North t'aiiilinn, amt then take a presidency now? Everybody will
law degree (lout Harvard Unlver love
Inin— fishermen,
farmers,
ally His Vacations should hr spent laborers, capitalists, war veterans,
working at different jobs In dif rut fanciers, dog collectors hohhv
ferent jobs In different slates—on ists, E a s t e r n e r s , Westerners,
r ranch in Wyoming, In an auto Norlliencrs. Southerners
factory • In Michigan, aboard a
No, there Is one thing more
Mothers Are Told
How To Ituisi! Sons
To Bo Fresidcnts
funtor will h#vn to Irnrn how to
rook. It's manly today .And nc
house wife Is Itki'*'1 to V-tp to send
a man lo the White Homo that
wouldn't know his way around the
kitchen.
1940 Buick Sedan
$135.00
1941 Oldsmobile
2 Door Sedan
$225.03
19-12 Chevrolet
Coach
$195.90
1941 Buick
Sedan
Clean, Radio. Good Tir*»
$456.00
1951 Chevrolet
Sedan
l/iok* N rw , Low Mileage
Locally Owned.
NICHOLSON
BUICK CO.
IK, Current Dividend
K ill.S T F E O K K A L
S A V IN G S A L O A N
A S S O C IA TIO N
119 Weal Flrat Street
210 M A G N O L IA A Y E .
IIIUOI'HIII mill IllT I M I K ' l l I m , M i l l
We are faced, through the dele
tratv ayetem of nominations, with
tne choice <>f tuklnir one of the two
which are not wanted hy the jiu Ij*
thee*who live outside the city limit*
would find that benefit* from City
w*t#r and sewerage faeillliei, from
polite and fire |iro|«ction» from
gaibage colliction and. 10 forth
would more than offitt the tmall
I
taa involved. _
Noting that lha Citya bond inMirdnru hti been reduced from
a7.qpd.000 lo 14,361,000 since
191 one can hardly realrain *
feeling of pride that thi* hat been
akcir^oHthad while the debt of the
fffljtral iovainmenl, and of moil
ojhtr governmental unit* have bean
(nrreeling by ailronomtcal propor
tion!’.- Furthermore, even our re-
Ten
women from
Hernlimte
County are attending (lie *lulewide schuol lunch training urn
ginm cun cully being given at
I'loitda Hint” University In Tub
Inhasse* The progtnm runs from
Aug. 17 to Atur. I'll and I* spon
sored bv the school lunch dlvUion
uf Ihe Florida Htule DepmInieul
uf Kdiicntlnn.
Allriulii i- from Hanfuid arc
Mrs, Par* Ilia kwrhle, Mrn.DiiM a
tVILoo. Mis* A niia N, Pnn. Mis.
Iiene Sewell, Mis. Ilettv tilclin.
Mr*. Kl.'m I.cu and Mr*. V. (I.
inn If urinament
making m bed
lies weren’t already delayed tor
Uher reasons, and think that die
drcl will reach the defense Indus
lie* In lime to keep most prixhiclon line* going alioul an snmolhly
is they would have anyway.
The ii'iii, maker* *— who were
eade-s in a:,king the government
to relax Its citrlts on conversion
ttel — are still la III ng behind In
product Ion of cars.
Hut dealers reporl there lias heen
io great rush nf buyers for cars,
mil the prices of sbiol llscd models
tre turnin'1 suit Produellon of I'tVJ
■ur models will be delayed, the
into makers report, but It’s Mill
m v one's line** ns to whether the
strike
curtailed output of Kt'i2
Models wasn't just about a* much
as die politic wanted lo liny
Miss Truman
Father Of Daytona
Ball Player Shot
At Rooming House
I >01 [a Iljlgi'r nml Ml** F lo ic n c K.
Wagner, iichool lunch «prclall*tf,
me lit charge uf Hie vnrloui
iillii i ' uf tlie lialnlng in "Hi mu.
f f ALW AYS
BATH£R
FOR YOUR ROOF
deprnciationoftji* dollar
• are in Sanford, we dare
lit twice tj many paonje to
if. F i r from, being a bankfcipflily any longer, Sancoma out of i|« financial
*
roof, A flat gunny day for you Inwoai and \ma on
a roof. It never goia a rail. , . guraly it daaorvgg
aona thought and altgntiopl
W|»y hoi gtop In today and.m ug about having
that roof Iliad up with Banttl Mineral Surfaced
Anhalt flhlnglgg? Ut ug majtf a frag tngpactfon
ang flt»a you an gatlmajg on rerooflng eegtathM«f«no obligation to yqu.whatgoavpf,., qpd it
m a y *enr* y o u m oney later on.
WMMU
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T ocema that owning a Buick is gome*
thing that a lot of folkt dream about
-Hil«n for-ond finally do.
We lay that because. io many timei*
they iay so in wordi like thofa above,
Thoac wordi moke ui hoapyi-of oourae
—happy to know we leli a ear which
means go nnu?h tothqwwbo
But they
ai welH
fun such
have
reaaoo atoll,
I
d i h M
around that big Fireball 8 Engine that
purr* forth a mighty flow of power.
You ..n .l/o r U Ih. * „ b i l l . - . . . n y
owner of a 1952 Bukk wW tell you baeauie that high*eompremkm> valve*
in*he«d marvel geti a Jot of mUcajrom
a galloo of fuel.
k # t
ow n.B uW i-U -r.V
c!n .U oia ,h . (brill at b o„io |
CAU TNI II
C o m e I n - o i o k th e
i
:r
vijJitfrit
- iV >r
* •*,
i'Y<•*f,
*
and let ug sbpw yqu how clogqtb* figure
that fioee on the bfil ol aale oomgg to
what youd pay elMjwbcrt.
Aa weVe wld before, your ftnt ear oan
he ■ Buick. Why iucuk« th* BkSMp
�Social A n d Personal Activities
’HONE 148
S o cia l
Christian Church
Calendar! Scene Of M eeting
The Phrlstlan Women's Fellow
ship met at the First Christian
Church on Sanford Avenue recent
ly with Mrs. O, I). Lamlress and
Mrs. George Roland as hostesses.
A mission talk was given by Mrs,
U. I*. Miller based on "Hum an
Rights Concerning Racial Privi
leges".
The devotional, led by Mrs. Rob.
F R ID A Y
ert Brink, had as It* subject, "Keep
« Th e G.A.s of the Central Uaptlrt Vision t!lear". Following the pre.
m h u r c h will meet at the home of srnlation and dedication of the
Ire. Glen Price at 1400 East Court circle offering a prayer was led
trret at 10:00 a.m. for a Million hy Mis. V. H. Grantham, after
tudy.
which refreshments were served.
Vacation Bible Bchool will hr
Those enjoying the evening w e r 1
•Id at Lake Monroe Baptist Mrs. Charles Gricme. Mrs. O. T .
hurch at 9:00 a m.
Pearson, Mrs. Brink, Mrs. Chand
MONDAY
ler Vail, Mr*. Miller, Mrs. M. H.
Vacation Hihle School at the Billingsley, M r* - W. II. Young,
.aka Monroe Baptist Church he- Mrs. Lamlress, Mr*. B. H. W i l
[Inning at 9:00 a.m.
liams, Mr*. Grantham, Mr*. Ro
The Beardall Avenue Circle will land, Mr*. R. W. Cassube, Mrs. H.
^tieet at 2:00 p.m. at the Chapel.
J. Rasa, Mr*. W. P. Yesjey, Mrs.
E. C. Dodson anil Mr*. Jack
Thorpe.
r.
H B P N E tfD A Y
Prayer Service
I* Th e Midweek
till be held at the Central Itaiitisi
} (lurch « t 8:00 p.m. The Hi
earn* will meet at thU time.
THURSDAY
Vacation Bible School will he
eld at the Lake Monroe Baptist
hurch at 9:00 a.m.
Beminole Chapter 2
Will Hold Picnic
___
Seminole Chapter No. 2, O.K.S.
frill hold its annual Robert M o r
tis picnic on Wednesday after
noon at Howard's Camp near
plu r Springs. Those who wish to
fo by Ii o h I will leave the dock
at the foot of Park Avenue In
■lanford at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. W. K
Raines of Sanford and Mrs. T o m
my Mvl*nln of Geneva
are
In
iharge of the hoat reservations.
Those not wishing tn Inke the
boat trip may luke their earn. An
lid fashioned basket supper will
t served at 0:00 p.m. Mrs. Luan Howard, owner of the camp,
gill serve as hostess for the j k Union.
Henrietta Williams
Honored On Birthday
LAKE MARY
By V I R G I N I A P. A N D E R S O N
Mr. ntid Mr*. Joe Wells fished
at Salt Springs, in the National
Forest at Ocala
from
Sunday
through Wednesday.
Mr. and M r, S L. While, son
SI* vie and gimidion, Richard >'(
North Cnrollnn were calling oo
friends Thursday. Th e
Whiles
* ■'. I » < nm* various )t»nnta
aie former resident* of l.nk>
( tn
Etikihinil
nrol
Mr. and Mva. T . E. Tucker left Mary.
I " ' *>aii i?Ii. I' i « hi 11 in i a vMit
Mrs* Doris SJoldom left Tilt's
today to spend some time In New
in; In < ihnuihti i .
day for North Carolina, where
York City.
M * and Mi a I (
I illi* an I
she will visit fi lends.
1■ i ih ity Ki alii im tiinl I l i m n ) , nt ill
Mis D. M Burger and Mrs. 1.-r nod to i, Ml* I * I* 'I nt I Im*w *,
Mr. anil Mrs. George William i
and children I* f f Sal ill ilsi Y foi .1 * | a i , 1‘iillinl
and family are spending some D. P. Harrington
Irft for D iv lo n , (lido, Wednesday f t i> li\‘ I hr d f a lh of Mu*. Mat
time at New Smyrna lteaeh.
where they m i i visit the latter ■> i l i w s s oil » ,
Mt a
A lh'»*
!I
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Bennett mother, while llieir husbands are V\ im ill
on
a
routine
erui'e
with
the
Navy
left this morning for a three
i pi*r••|ja tf \‘oah HUoiL'h will
The Mis«e~ Dorothy Reed and | 111 tf ol If* io ar tloii »♦ v\a- aii I f i
weeks vacation at Brevard, N. C.
Joan IliHMe of Troy, Pa. are the
- ' 1( V I ill I o »n **1 I o hi- to might
Mr. and Mrs. D. K. McNah and guests of then (moids, Mr. and) looo'', Moiiilnv from Ho* F**i ntihi
Mr*
Tom
Fi
c
man
Ji
family have left for New Smyrna
.'M«’inoi4iiil
Hi'-'i'itul.
i i l »i
It. It Franklin look Ids grandBench to spend two weeks.
^\ i * to- ho a hi i'h t (Olt trill Ills
dnghter, Ih irViin Games to the
in, \ 11• o lll-ourl, of Siiiaiot i
Mr. and Mr*. Guy Wood and Jayeee minimi Fishing Rodeo at i i htt’ii d.iYhljJ oVl*l .1 f« \V dilY *
Wednesday.
Slu
three children of
Belle Glade l.ake ('Inn in
■Hi him rn ro iiir l»» Hho» f*^r n
visited with friends In Sanford caught the second heaviest fish
1 i H oti
yesterday en route to Jacksonville. Slid won a rod as prise.
Mi iiiiil M i o, A. L Onii’v firi'
Mr. nod Mrs Vernon Mllehell t " iM*nnuiiH! Ho' lot t h of n «In111|Ii
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Cheltain and and hnbv Lucille have relumed ' •r , 111fi ii \ \ 1
VYiMlThilU* **
daughter Mary Lou have moved from Key W. i nu.l are u illi hri
S* (I/, . ill fho K* Mil*hi l.ftlltfhtheir residence from 107 [.ocust mother. Mrs. G K. SJoldom.
ii Mi inrohil
l*iiilav
Mr. anil M i -. J
A. Chalkley
Avenue to 12(11 Myrtle Avenue.
•Villi hi; on '!• *• I
M
IliioH
atnl daughter Nancy have return
onlfiY iiffi i i i o o n \\» m
Mi
mid
Mrs. M. H. Wiggins and daugh ed from ylsiting m Virginia.
jimmltl f11ini* fojinor m h i
Friends of C K M il'll d will
ter Mrs. Edward Higgins J r . arc
• mi a»f loiki 1 M a rv , now I i y i i i o in
spending some time in New York he glad to hem tlml he is ini- *11 »Mr In ami Mi » lthhu|i, foi
proving
at
1
he
V
i
i
.
t
.
i
o
'
Hospital,
State and other points in the Fait
•I Y Of VI to ll A. Milliny Pfiieir. u h r n ' li
Mil I ' d and
M i«s Sv K ta Soiifli of T a llu h i
Personals
daughter s, I i i i ' i i- nod * ..... ..
and
i - Ho* no*'-*! »if Mi mnl Mra
her mother. VIi - \V it Slansell ■ (
HOI I IOYY
visited him, Sunday. Mr Slansell
M • mnl Mt* II M l l n v r n an*
ncrnmpuoied them honie, aftei
iiit HL’ ain it 11•p a YHtaiion
snenrimg - , \■ ».iI days with Mr
" I ' iIni Ihoirh nod \l Mini
31iIs led
Vli
H |l Ft link I in I ' l l Mon.
Weilneiilay m i n i n g tin- It iis l-1 1iy fin a tA im ! y ii'iiioon in Vli
Ill's* Women'i 4'lull of the Colli
"a, in tompniiv w H h hoi Aim
munitv Chuti h m il wilti Mi
Sid
if and ihiUk'iiH i , Mi
and
ney Fowler wilti llo- president, M
I fan Hal t i n s Tht» l u ll o r m u
Mis. W T
Walisley
prisldillg
mu fo (*o i |om i hi Mil. I' p y ,
Scripture, read
tin- hostess and t ' - m H o n
holm IO I'illls
pmyer led by Mi * I VI Thump- kill.
son. Follow iriif li'ndiog noil ap
Mi** .InrkO' Hut I*■i and
proval of ininule.
of
pieviuii* VI JMd Sf*'Vi'ii*i -d llnw'kliiNVlIli',
meeting, t m i s i m r ieporte,| a Iml
' p yy * ic i ho wi* k in d u m i ' *In of
Edward McKeever has arrived
from Tenafly, N. J to Join his wife
and family who are visiting her
Mr*. Henrietta William*
was parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. H int.
honored on her 8<lth birthday cele ‘ at their home on (Ink Avenue.
brated last Friday with a parly
given hy Mrs. Zadle Lord at the
Mr. and Mrs, Vincent A. Daley
Williams' home
on
Summerlin
Avenue. Decorating the rooms of and three children left today for
visiting
the home were lovely
arrange Brooklyn, N. V. after
ments of summer flowers.
The with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. K.
L.
Burdick.
■lining table was overlaid with a
while iaee cloth and centered
Mr*. Gusale T .
Maxwell
of
with ilnnlas anil other summer
Alexandria, Va. arrived on Sun
flowers.
Mr*. Williams and her friends day to stieml n werk with her mice of Jell rig
Chairman of Sun ditto I'ommitenjoyed a pleasant afternoon and mother Mrs. NiAlle Tillis nt her
p'i' was in stin .tr,I t<> tend Dor
she received many lovely gift*, home at 1100 Elm Avenue.
oihy Lee, daughter of Mis. F. G.
Henry Wells
of
Sprlngfirhl, loiter, refreshments were served
Mis* Charlotte Moughton lias Lee, a club tii'Otb.r a get well
hy Mrs. Lord assisted hy Mrs.
jMsss., driving a Dttryea Motor
Daytona
Bruch curti. Stic is a pal '•■MI at t O jtngt"
Cllffnrd
Priest,
Mr*.
Charles relumed from
*Wngon, col Oiled
with
K v l v ’i Wilke, Mr. La rry Pivcc and Miss where she spent about two weeks
Memorial ] 1>•- 1.•t • iti Hilaiitlo.
Thomas, on bicycle. In Now York Mary Ann Wilke.
.She had as her K
guests. Miss Fli~e
it was al i ange.l
that
Mrs.
?ity on May 30, 1890. It was the
P D \n,lei soil
Those invited tn lie with Mrs. Hutchison ami Miss Maud Wilson. - Wanslev anti 'It
first reported automobile acci Willinma were
should pat k and •<-,, atlieles of
Mr.
and
Mr*.
dent. Miss Thomas had a fractured Churles Wilke and M a ry Ann, Mr.
Mr. mid Mrs. M. L. Tillis and usetl ctotlong d-oi it. d io mountain
> g and Wells spent the night In ami Mis. B. W. Wilke and Ber son Clark have returned to their school noiiniaifo-d l*y Die Pres
nard, Joan ami Jean Wilke, llov. home after spending a week with byte) (an Chru.ii it Sun-et Grip,
Vilditmlm1 ■mil i duiDitri*
and Mrs. Clifford Priest amt A. Mra. Tillis' brother and sister-in- Term
C., Mr. ami Mrs. Plvee and L a w law, Mr. and Mrs. ('. E. Clark mid may be h-fi al i In I'n-t i i f ri■t
_
PRA1MK LAKE
The llest me D u g Wilt be with
rence, Raymond and Paul, Mr. and family, In Key West.
Mts M II Pi. ■
Mrs. Jack Russell and son John
Mr.
ntpl
Mrs.
M
W.
Castle
have
I in-re In ill j' 11,. f ti t 1 i liu (Ill's*
nie, Mr*. John H. Jones,
Mrs.
Ralph l.oaslng, Mr*. C.A . Ander returned from n Jewelry buying Die met ting .......... I I I tied TillMao-lt'o
son, Mrs. Joe Meiseh, Mrs. Gut trip to Chicago, HI T i n y also haste.s, a i 1 I ' , VI
In Huntington, W
Vi
served Ice . i ■ >tii - d and It ed
Krhniah, Mrs. Henry
Thurston, visited
ten |.. Mi
\t D Pi, . Mi
H M
Mr*. George Stine, Mrs. John with her family, Mr. and Mis. K
It. Malcolm.
Coclnan. Mi
1 i
I lot,I 11 .'
Hughes
ami
son
Mlkn
of
Oceana,
T O N IG H T T H R U MON.
Vn., Mr*. Frank Ashdown, Mr*.
Firat Outdoor Showing!
Mr. and Mr*. F. M. G n llt m -y
I.iiiian Fletcher, Mr*.
Fred J.
"L U R K O F
Bender, Mm. Knight, Mrs, Zit- returned on Thursday from the Morulav f*u a ci oise i n Di *( at riei
T I I K W IL D E R N E S S "
(lower, Mrs. Civile Stinson, Mra. mountains of North Carolina and Midway in Do- North Vllnutn
with J E A N f'E TR R S ,
C. II. Coghum, Mr*. E« G. Randy, Georgia where Mra. Galloway spent
JE F F R E Y H U N TER ,
Mr*. Olive Wells, Mr*, Sheridan two months. She was joined for daughter of ( ’iti■I , I,, I vie John
Jewett, Mr*. J. I). Davison, Mrs. the last two weeks for her visit Chitteiiileo of N V V S' . left today
C O N S T A N C E S M ITH
W. S. Thornton and Mr*. T o m hy Mr. Galloway.
far n visit in i Icean I'll , an I \n
In Technicolor
Sullivan.
inipoli, .Md , and Watiiin;loii. D
Frlsnds of Mrs. Fdward F. I .aa# C afler w-idrli she plan-. In re
TTT
will ho glad to learn that she haa Slime her studies at Mat
\V I
returned to her home on Park Avn. irigtou College to h'leili
t-ai -.
nue from the Pernald Laughton Va
Memorial Hospital which she en
tered as the result of a broken
Mr *artt| Mr . Miller V 'I.....
ankle.
and d au g h ler, l.lrnla. i • •,i,
plain V* sir a da v I o t In it 1
Mr*. It L. Perkins
.11
ithd N.omap, i o,la aflei j<> i>>'
daughters. Linda and .Susan, me pa I two w •i k • i it i, M • \\
expected to return this e\.ntn.
p m i n t Mi iiinl \1t. \ \ \\
from Gainesville where they Imv.
lams Si
Vli
V\ , 11nr in i
been visiting her parenls, Mi
panied
Du tn
lo
.lm*l
and
Mrs.
J.
N.
Durden.
Mi
Per
where they him idl'd I licit | o
Yes! Dividends from 1!l% In 20% paid on your
kins Joined them today foi the
trip honie.
Flra and Windstorm Insurance
Mi s,
M argmo ■■■< i . i i
sjiceeh cm n eil 'in t foi f in
Lt. Contdr. and
Mrs.
John * ouotv Sl'lltmls, I n . I . ' i
Phone 101
Hughes ami ehlhlren, Mike. David her home at 22tP
< i
and Pe‘ ty, left on Saturday *■• Ax en'le after ipi inlio
Do
return to their home in O n ......
rnrr
wllli
hei
imtuui,
M
112 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida
Va. after visiting with hei pm
George Bn ij in ■■it, - i
••t '1
ent*. Mr mid Mrs. George Stim11mold Webb, io v 1 t d - , t,,
Comdr. Hughes left Oreunn on K ii rm ili h-nm
1■,
Miss Mary Anna
Chittenden, brother, W. II h.VlllS 1. Ml * *»«
i*ti«l with ft lend* in S it u ii lt , • i
Fall.
Mr*, n . H T r u e , Mr*.
H.
M.
i-kiteon, II#v •%r>f| Mr*.
.1
M
I ! •t* |’Aon nut! M i . nml Sir* IV D.
\ ii j**i ion,
M i, i ii d I Mr*
tom Dottier of
( n i i n u l i ' i vx i i r r*« ( rii kiiiu tw <*t
t ••it npphrw mi(| niece, Mr. nnd
Kd Znnnipi m a n . I Imv t*•i
M" "l
W cdm winy
ill
Day tona
I 1ill h
i ait VV. T , .fohiHon J t im it ill
•*'jo> I111* ii vuuiH h mi with h took
1 1m f » A?*ht villi', N IV. \Yn*hiniZ‘
Mi
M »-
Ii
\\
h« o,»h
Mi
mI h
• .md M m Iy *i *u h w « » i' •In i*t
id Mlddh I «* oi^ia ( "Ih
,
•1 *■" hi Oil
f t «■ U fill ay a-« ,|
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TH E SANFORD HER ALD
H u i l i f t i i n , Y tic - 29 . i ! t j Psge (
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DUX BURY SCHOOL OF DANCING
WILL BE OPEN FOR REGISTRATION
ON SEPT. 1-2
HOLLY W('OI>
ID llllll THOMAS
_________ __
—
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^ lliii k in Hit:.,
thr hot xi or \xn> nndtin! nn«i thr
paid n.ii haif riot \ r l heenn. t
llltiT V l(‘W*'d a Ii Ihill whn
hr
xx a » uoliiu tn |irodm r “ Thi* Hnh«»
T I iin w in k I had .innthrr chat
xxitli the man
whom* name is
F ra n k B onn N ow fin > ,iy v h r is
rr a llv
*:*um:
u* iirmlni'f* “ Tht*
Holm "
1 r a n hnnllx Imlii’v r H I ' com
tin: I m i i *
h r i nnfidnt *'ltl fart.
I still xxon t h r h r x r li until H N
all dour
U o >n li/iN i4oi *iI O 'r o H i for lit*
ski p l o o m
H r ha < h r m awaitldi*
thr (oodrirtiim of
I h r Mohr * fof
in x r .i M non .md m any tlinrs hr
fi.M had
alarm*
I hou>ihI thr sioiy 10 years
»m».‘ h r told m r * I wa> nimving
tnv laxxu w h rn a f n r n il of int n r .
I h t k ll.illnl»\
m .u ; r nt and lui>
hand of M a ry M at tin. told m r
atxmt a hook tnr vi in ti*i m ilirtid ft
wa** to'inij w r i l l r n h\ l.loyd Pouit
la n T h r >lnty h r saltl. was ntnuit
i m an xxtm i r i i r i f i r d i lirml
•'At that h m r . I ihih rt m r n
know who l.loxd I >nm!la'* was Hill
tin* nlra was sti iitfricnim: that I
looked mti' It I hoiidht I h r tmvrl
w h rn d w >\ • onK l u l l linistird
I tills hi : ill ollr of Hit1 lolli!|WI
pi u d m h o o
la .
Hi
Holly wood
Ih stun
Ho * h**tk thr prtijri'f lo
HK*> Hi wm k<■•I mo if for a few
years. no.»m\lo h
making ofhrr
films
Fin illx
Itoss related
I
ui’Xi'i fnimd mil u hx
In (art. 1
never m o l d i f to talk to H u ido's,
illhnmdi 1 li n'd m .mv times VVr
ended tip fix tun*. *arh other (or
t million ilnll n '
" H i d I rr a li/r d I xxould to* in
r o u il fixe vi ii
exefi If t vxnil
Sii yxe ii ,n lu il
.in agreement
xy hri eh> I could Hike ' The llnltt**
lo yinolhei sf iii11o
I tie deal was
all set a couple "f tool’ s then th r
Indu n railed d d l mil acted as
Ihonuh liu x dido t •xeu knoxx me
\ f1•*I f tillin' XYif ll ' H I M . Moss
»x ,i s I .ilk mi t" I l x*. h* ii tie heat it
dial I i.ii i ,1 /,11moi k "i *nth F i n hod
liMilUhf llmx ltd II" 1m
Intel r 1 III
Ihi |Hit ii
11"
I lexx lo F m Is
•lid toad' • d» d ’ Oh Hie vio.ili on
liu: Z.iniu !
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III Itie f ill md Xill hi *u|h I o n ' s
most cvp* 11 op
pp i *ilm I itill
t he
p m -1 h i -I i in ah 11 it ilin i' Hid
i
h ill million dull h
\ pond m a m
» aM ha\ e hi’epi ...... .. ••11*••I lot Ha*
iiifd
Ii h Iu u : 1ele
1 * 1 Re
Hi if lie (Hit ll of hi i 11 1 1 Yi t lie
alititd
Ihe
tia . In'! *• x n »de i
\ t net ■a tic a aid
| a'X t h e ' adi • u! till Xi 'L l
he fern at hei)
and 1 knoxx
lax
I'.V •a xone tii llir
x hilt fit rlXlMtl
east, xxdh llx» r x i r p i m n of Itohta I
r m i d a n c i m ; c i . a s s f .s
m a a N N i N i ; s h u t . :i
SUMMER SALAD SPECIALS
np i m n : r u n i.i d ihm vm sti iti d " ir i i tuna
M g SALAD (|l ilil PHUD F(.t. ill IVC: i l l TINES
C O F F E E (* »
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TOMORROW
Vl'l'lt .mil Ajuttnl
• SELE C TIO N
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AGENCY
Hr
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‘‘TWO HOI IRS WITH P S
PEPS YOU U P”
“UDY IN THE IRON MASK" with LOUIS HAYWARD
SHOWING p il'K S D W
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nm l,FR ID A Y!
(IF
THE WONDERFUL STORY A
MIRACULOUSLY FUNNY FAMILY!
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and .1 Goigoons
Gj I who li.ul .1 4
personEil "pull" i
with .1 Saint!
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f S r ':
0 . i •ion ifon a 11d ( m i l , yy ftpi 11ji v •*
y i -it iin* Iii'i
oil in Ian jiio I
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Olr f pout a ti i in Hie I |»•lit vx till
* pat ''nit to i ‘lilt npti, HI
1 Ii Hi o \y a of j VI I -dmi uh
.1 of hi** 11 tend , Mi and
I ,i v i o l , >p**k«* xxitli a O l d i s h mi cent
• \\ UVnlor hold
( vi*n Itir m tot xxfipp playeti Paul,
Witftl flllH h*’» fj frOl'IYt rl -if
a ,fexx lalktol xerx British
•i' o*i» in .lii|ian on .Inly *h -if
I YYmd i x el Xnor lit ‘ the Bohr
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II' S
\ f in y , hi hulk as 11.11111 illx is {Nisstlile
‘d M > owl M»
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I'herr xxund he m x stilfrrl ilia
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mid Mr** I (
ii i ••lino
l»»HUc .is In tiuisl ri id nine pii tun*s
oy oil into I lie 11 hoy* h*III14' on Thr* f i m r a e t r i s xxill siiv ' r i n d d n T
I ako M ary Monday
in.I 1'i Miitd 11**l
\Met alf
III**
I’ i loud * of VI i
\l it y \ n f mt i
piatple '•! Hi d *'t a
pot t xery
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ANN BLYTH
EDMUND GWENN
jlit'l.tu,
..IS JOHN MtINDRC - TAIMIR l!f ■HUGH 0 BRIAN
kr. ll X l - W *<t .. m,|n V ii- -n i ;S s ' i » i.S
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SAVINGS IN COST
BOYD- WALLACE
CLEARANCE SALE
DRESSES
and Pantlrt . . .
Specially p ric e d a t
i
One Group
;
One group of faet
•olor cotton* In eitee
12 through 62—
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EAST TIM1: TONIGHT
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CARTOON
I ' O l-f t r v h 'V N h v i i
HKI.KCTKI) SHOUTS
| /3 OFF
5 Jjfif i
y o u
OMtCi ctt\ d
Bathing Suits
Value* to I8 0S Theta
are wonderful buy*!
Picked from regular
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of Houiton and Mil*
Plaia , . .
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Men's Curlee
Suits
Including our famous
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and
Summer T w o a d s, A
wonderful value a t . , .
THURSDAY & FRIDAY!
They u n r hnfeuf...
but they fought u
M IG H T of minty!
24*88
Nylon Hose
Full faahloMd,
16 denier.
61 guage, "•
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PANTS
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Shortie Pajamas
Cotton P 11 * a #, A oa
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Summer Dress
Shoes
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One Group | | c
All other hate
now OWI«ii»MIMtH> I /3 o ff
WIitJM you liiivti to k(!tij> your wits
about you, rcfrt'shmwil helps. You
just can’t bent a frosty bottle of Coca-Cola.
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Sanford Climbs Into 4th Place On 9-4 Win Over Birds
Ity K F . N T I ' H K T L A I N
Hanford's Kcndmde llho-s n -fu *•••!
(• be counted nut uf th>' i nn* fur
the lone remaining play-off berth
a i they irivud.d .lax lit-ncb and
Chico Corrales
Haturoay
.lanfonl ul UeLand
The Seminole Blurt T h U Week
Tonight
Jax Ueuch at
Whies Ilum hle “ T ie
C icul" T om Mill »•
C orrales O p p o s e t
Ja x H ere T onight
Thuriday
Sunday
Leesburg at HANFOHD
Sanford at I’ulatku
Frida v
I'alutka al S A N F O H D (2)
(l»tH I('A T IO .N M ( i l l l )
<S:45 p. m .)
A measured inch of rain t o t .it
27,000 gallon* of water |icr a n *
of ground.
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40**4
THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY
T o m Mill*
humbled Tmn ‘"no- (Srcut” Mil'
and tin- so-cnlled inviin ilil< Kr:i
Ulrdt last night, 0 1.
T
A U (i. 21 - 2 2 A N D 23
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MiaowMb-, tin- I'alutka A/ah-us
Ntietigthcii.il the Him-*’ rhi.n.-i. by
lotlfig to Diiytoiia Hi in ti ji-ati rday
evening, 6-1. T ill* 'p lm .-d Haulm I
Cti panic-. behind tin- A ’ fm lb.
tratorii still a wide margin when
i-A- enn-dder* tbnl I'ulatkii bn - ju*t
10 gaine-i rrnmlnillK and I be HemInolrt have only || more ronle.t*.
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• in all II Kami* nod I'a la l.i
Mini loir ala of tlirir hr I III lo
•rdrr for the lllur* lo lir I In- V*
for the play-off*. Hnnfnr I ri.-Id
ItM-e one of llit-ir Iml II bill Ibr
A/alra* lliro mo*t diop srieo
feme*. In order lo eliminate Mr.
t*l ol 4 raundtd boob plui larg
3 quail bawl. "Sun.Ray" loild
•nlih.
ANOTHIA OOOOTIAI VAIUI
Iando
the Senator* inn*l Inn- nt
t a i l l wo more anoir* If : unfur l
win* ll* remaining II m i l l ' i lalku in bi*ini! six of llo-ir lo
gnlllr* Irll,
l.n-.l inalit
bai-k ill hit
No. S!7 by a
Illne victory
it"
G iantS h a t
Tam M ill» wan •In umi
bill la iitim * vii-••>i .
irjuvi-unt ••I Kt*initi«iii
inucbim- Hint lal« \\nil
dome
........ in
I n iitii, Zilu- Mi-Nub, .lliomy llutler and Fr.-d Wilton. Top row, left to
K illin g , who**- Inane run proved the nmrgiu of viitory fm Wlltuo In the
t ub.mail Vntg*, Fled IllUlllley, and Munilger Chuck Flanders.
t i ll man Yale*, l i d llriimley and Manager Chuck l-'liinder.*. Minting at
tin- pielore wen tilllnrt 11baker. Morris Kjuhlou. aid lta> lliuria.
Vanderbilt Bemoans Loss Of Key
Players In 1952 Grid Outlook
limliiy
I.like
the Inst two Hlnilitbt gnmi-s. .be
itlumpb lilac.-d Kinifnid in fo nit'
place and dropped .las Ib-a. I. into
lirtb spot. Kao fori I I* 2'a cam |,.bind I'l.lalka in I bint and K 't >»
Ib r i r »f Ihiyl.mii,
Munagrr ('buck A lm .i drove
In tlirre run* on u Irtph- ami a
doulilr In lift lit* K ill tolal •"
125 (ur Ihe season only la be
hind Ihe Florida Htulr league
(tcor.l ol lit) *cl l.y Mml.l> l ake
In IVIO while playing with Kanfind. Alrno need* III more n o n b i t i n t -In |u set u lien record Iml
he hae Jusl II games lo do It
IlL
Jnrutf Itivi’rn went (Hu loutu
win hTs laih victory Ihi* year. Mis
record this year is la-12 as com
pared to his lfi-12 with I’alutka
lakt year.
Tonight Ihe Hea Minis will lie
In Hanford In end Ihelr two-game
M l with Ihe lllnea. Je*ua "Jay
or "Chir o" C’nrralea la staled lo
gal Ihe mound assignment from
lit
s i i K i.is ti
s i.A rri.v
In-Iween war* anil football]
season* you lend lo underrate him
And. Hint's exactly what’s going
n rikbt now lii-fori- llo- Iti.'iZ fool
ball i .i oil open' Yanilerbill fans I
in piiianiiiu. "Mob Farris has gone
In W. *1 Piilnl. Mill Wade Is grail
n.ilrd Hull Weickle is in the Ma
line
Wliinipy liolden plans mar
i tape l.andon Taylo r already I*
married
"Oii.-iitcrburk. cenler. taikle and
maylie Hoard look ilndernoiirl.slod
" A n d , furlberniore, llw Smilh
eastern ('(inference may be a.*
much a-. 20 per cent stronger Ilian
it was Iasi foil."
Vainly followers, and (here are
far more of them Ilian Vainly bun
aluunil, are not alone In thinking
Hie erudite Commodores will have
n weak - lo • pour season South
eusleru combes can see Vanity us
no heller Ilian ninth best in the
12 • leant league.
Icrhurk anil center
inlddl" eomlimulli.il <d
Is Inrei- and to- is for.-.-d
two fii-sbmi'o lor help
-mi-yi-r. a It I. 2<MI p.mml
Kvinisvllle. Iml . I* ttnciindid.il.and
l.nriy
six l.xd, I Ho pound At
Amid all llils muunlng ulimit llnpoor scholastic minded Coiniim
dores it's well lo listen In Mill
Kdwiird* who a* bead coach of
Vamlerlilll has done a fur better
Jolt than he gets credit for.
Edwards is mi old pro with nn
honesl longue Mini nn Improving
snrl of inluil well stilled lu running
llm Vainly fuolhnll show. Kdwuril*
says plainly, " I do not expect the
Commodore* III finish us near the
liottmn (Uth) uf Hip BEC i s wo are
currently rated. Vamlerlilll will
field ii good, hard hitting team. I
expect Vainly lu pmva nut as as well percentagewixo In a 10
strung as the nveruue SEC team game schedule.
and lo rank In the inlilillo one third
of llm standings."
' le loaa waa only Milla' sixth
I le year a* against a lofty total
M triumph*.
A ll II O A
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S O FTH A L I.
ri.K A H W A TF .il i.M — Clearwater
slnd old I'eiisncola 3 o Tttcsd iy
night lo win u place In TlmrMlay'a
I'mt's "I lb" Florida stale softball
ihampliiin,ldps. 1 . .
Clearwaler s upixmcnt Thursday
will lie ihe winner gf Wcdnesday'a
game bciw.-en Hollywood mid I’.n
sucolo. I lolly wood got tu the som|,
finals wllh u 7-1 win over Orlando,
Florida Mule l.eugur
DeLanU
it
fluylona lleach
3«
Malatku
32
Mnnfiir.l
SO
lax lleach
.10
Irlumlu
28
U'oslmrg
32
Cocoa
Il
National league
llrnnklvu
71
New York
fig
Ml. lands
(18
Philadelphia
»2
Chlrago
ii
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CliKlnnatt
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3!
American League
Now Ynrk
7i
Cleveland
Hi
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Washington
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Chicago
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K uiaiIii . PI* - Iftat'Ud, KlikVrll, Fur*
Ifuriil Ilnur*- Vfiiinr*
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tlur 1st ••••. HUs'k l-'mi, n|.
W .H .-V III H it i:— .% mill* Mil*
tlna* U"t. llf,.VH t'-’ity, Yukon
Kina, I*-*v" (I jr r.igiHiii, t- tirn.l
l-.rnia.
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Way.
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XINTIS i n n ; _ . i m ik, wile
Hun .Mu*lri, l‘tau> 1'ut, til
ler Kina, I i-.m |Tn. llainldliiK trie,
t-'i'b", lli-ln-l |ie*|. .\,i .tii.
Will list, llullnUny Iktlie, Mv
ijiir.il,,n. .im k
An her. rrmcit
Mine, liii.iwy lltiylhm. I'ameu U d>
Kaarr Ale
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tjs T II II At r^-Hrerl. ( uitree
Jovial Mare riurn. Uavlee lutailv.
Ilam-vHie, Wayflrlil.
|||u,
Apollo. My gys.lrr
Daytona lleach 3 I'ulalku 1
Orlando 7 Cocoa 0
T O D A Y ’S OAMKK
Jarkronvlllo Hearhat Hanford
Daviuna lleach al 1'alatka
|).-I.and ,--t l.ecsburg
Orlando at Cocoa.
K ITC H ltfW f
J U T IU T Y
C o irifo fr Plus la v lir * t l
mil
11,11
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B R O O M
•nd
mwI
S TO O T
, Wrongly welded tat tailing left
i ke. Wear reebtanl, baked ee
wWM enamel finlib. f
A N O TH IA O O O O T IA I V A IU I
pol.ihrom* plaid Riatl
A m isvafad midtlaa,
ANOTH4I O O M T U I VAIUI
L
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Nsw dsilgn , . . 19 tpilng .I m I
Hi m satsnd la 11“ ipftod/ rtlnui
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And Many p th er Item s!
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at the friendly
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frorlda, oil the l l n d day of H»|.l» mher A. D. list, for approval of
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ANOTHIA OOODY1AA VAIUI
inlnlslrainr »1 lha estate of l.swls
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M AN VI.FII C H U C K A I.K N I) . .
drove tliii-.- run* In Inst uiglit'e
K--mlii.d.- Ulm- victory over Jax
llcncli, If-1, tu boost hui Kill total
to 125 tills si'iisnn. Atvno Is now
in riilu-lilitti'tl-ln behind the a] I time FKI, record set by llinldy
l.nko In IUM), while playing with
Hanford. Alrno still has II game*
left to ptav In which lu equal or
surpass Lake's mark.
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B ^ te in i^ S a V x
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WA S T E
BASKET
a buH loi aiMn *
C O M P I N A N D LO O K A R O U N D ! !
Tt, | M .
lory, domains rapped out a
And two doubles, wldlo Imth
no And I’arixo runtrlhutril a
ikflt. and a triple, each, to the
f A L L -M IT A l
Iu€flral Noticoa
KoidheaMern
records
have
numerous Instances whore Vainly
was piilnl and aomelltnea ahamad
ica, fmhrn, Kaknw, ilbodea. UH-I’nrls.', (lonxulea 2, Alrno. Bfl—
AU’iio, I'arlar. H— Itlvrro, (Ionia
Ins. D l'— lmlirn, (luutalea lo Pa
rlxo) (loniulex: fmlua to I'orUe
(Jimmies lo Parlie. I.rfl— Han
ford I I , Jax lleach )0. H H -o f l
Mills iii
a, fiivurii
Klvrro 7,
Kenia
3. n
8 u0 #i n
m ii «.
iiy Mills 9. 110— Hlvero S for
tin- time of
Volusia County
Kennel Club
\s*oi I,iled I'li-ss Spio I* W llli-r ,
Vnnderblll I* like an liifantiy
limn
1‘biilo
right, John
final game;
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Wuilswurth, *KU North 0 range,
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Dedication
Crew Of American
Freighter Rescued
After Ship Sinks
D O V ER . Kng. 'gv— Tw o British
iiltboats hauled Hie 37 crewmen
of the American Liberty ship West
ern Farm er from the gale-swept
English Channel early today alter
Ihelr freighter, rammed by n Nor
weglan tanker, split in two and
IS M .
The lifeboats landed Capt. Cun
nar' Ulvlk. Galveston, Tex., and
the rest of his crew-som e bruised
and battered but all safe— at this
famous old port of Southeast Kng
land and ot nearby Hnmsgate.
The 11,732 ton tanker lilorgholm.
out of Oslo, eame through without
seilmu damage. She stood by tin
til the rescue bouts picked u p I Id
crew of the 111 fated 7.239 tori West
ern Farm er, a nine-year old vei
eren of World War If.
The collision occurred shorlly
before 10 p m Wednesday night,
In a wind driven rain near the
Goodwin Simla — the "channel
graveyard" eight mllea off the
Southeast coast of England.
The lanker'i how, one survivor
related, smashed Into the freighter
alWdlhlps— "right Into the radio
rotfnL" The crash put the Am eri
can ship's engines and radio out
of action, but emergency signals
from a Liberian ship brought res
cue craft rushing to Hie stormy
scene.
As searchlights from the rescue
ships played over the wallowing
wreck, the forward part of I InStricken ship broke away and the
crew abandoned her, some taking
to the ship's busts smluthers going
over the t.de straight into the res
pud craft.
Chase Expedition
I
t ■ *a k*Hm j ’mifp *tl 9'
WSI possible was due to the slinl
lownrii of Florida Bay where It
il t>«s*ible to wade *t low tide 2R
mllea across the hay to the Key*
The level along Cane Hnble will
rise quite suddenly if an escest
of water Is blown Into the hay.
Thev found that the aluminum
boat, Frank's nnd Whit's, wa* cov
ered with wet sand and hundreds
of little fish were
swlinmin"
around In it ami that the Hyd
Chalet' craft wns swamped and
the garullne cans nnd fishing
tackle floating off to sea.
They discovered the situnti'ir: ut
RrRO o'clock on tho morning of Hothird day out from Miami and
worked to free the hoata until
PiflO o'clock, In linlf on hour tin8yd rhinos were ready to leave
for Naples with the Imsled motor,
their own host crusted with the
lit iv r salt uf the hay, much salt
ier than 'h i open ocean because of
H i shallowness,
They met a tnln squall as they
motored off from the Gaps and
It followed Ihrm throughout the
day s i they made |00 miles past
tha mouth of Bhark River nnd tho
Ten Thousand Islands to Naples.
A t this bustling little fishing
metropolis they wera laid by ftS
natives that a report had beau
heart by radio that airplanes hod
failed to locate* tropical dlstur•banc* south of Cuba so that them
might be a lost hurricane some,
where in the vicinity, responsible
for the rough weather.
They were also Informed that
In hurtiennen the CO yard wide
bench which separates the Flor
Id* Bay from
th*
mangrove
swamp behind Capa Bald- was
customarily submerged, so they
ient to work on the motor nnd
Inally got it fixed Inta that
night.
Tee fourth day they ret m tied
to Cape Bahle, picked up the
stranded party and moved bark
toward Naples in a morn leisure
ly fashion. Th erountryslda which
they observed was almost entire
ly mangrove lalanda. with strav
cabbage palm* nnd occasional
J
clumqa of coconut palms.
Refueling at the Hhell Oil barge
"A
smaii II i
a
#
f natm anl*
D It no
e first night out of tilanmrado,
igy continued on toward Naples
her*
S f they passed the fourth
"W e got to know that little
Pretty well," Mr. Chase salt],
In Ntiplsa they talked to the Inbltanta about Cape Hable which
a figured so prominently hlthorIII their advrntures nnd wars
Id’that It ws* the best fishing
urrtry Ip Florid* but that few
6pl* fished there beenusn It had
» worst files and msaqultoe* In
Tha fifth day they eet out again
mile*, end
St's motor
i*y returnn coinmun-
<('„•,true* l‘m
with full military honor* In Ar*
lingtoh National Cemetery, Oct.
20. 1048,
Men!. Olllon. 27 yenr* old it*
the time of Ida death, wn* run*
lured hv I he Japanese after
foil of the Philippine*. ||« waa t
victim of the "Infamous deal.7
mnrch" froin'llntnan, nnd wa»
later transferred to Usnkn C’oiii— nttrillon Camp In
December,
1U42.
He was attached to a bombard
ment group In tho A rm y A ir Korcea In Manila nt the outluenk of
the war.
lie graduated from
.Seminole High 8 hool In Ht.'l.'l, and
from the University of Florida In
1040 where hi' atm'led pharmueV
nnd took prc-rnedlrnl training.
Commander Itoykln, heading an
honor guard from tho Charier
Young Post No. 207, tho American
Legion, Hanford, will convey the
flag to till' pole III center field.
Post fill I'lii l Commander* ,|. ().
(inllownv ami .lames Hingletnry
will raise the flag.
“The Ameilcan
l.iglon, al
though It haa accepted this flag
In memory of the first r,minify
of World War II," *h I<I M r, Field,
regards it n* representing the
flags draped on the roffins of
every fallen hero from Hemlnole
County.”
The iirogram for n Legion me
nun Ini to the memory of veterans
had its active start on Hept. 7,
IU II. when a benefit pet fnrman:e
at the Hit* Hunter netted f-lfiO
for the Memorial Honor Fund.
Mr. Field iiolnted out. At that
lime W. F. Thorne was commander
of the local Post and James O.
Ili.tr was finance officer. Mr.
Field was chairman uf the meimrinl committee.
Tills was the nucleas for the
fund used to secure the memorial
plague. Julius fllngfelder added
Sllitt to the fund In memory of
.lames Hlilge whq wns killed nt
liimili. Other local rontrllmtlona
were made from time to time.
John Krider, former elly coinmis' loner, was chairman of tho
Stadium Commlttea formed here
nhiiut II#It* The committee, which
wns selected hy the City Com
mission, was directed to work out
a iirogram on how to laillil n stoilh"n.
The committer included the |(«v
A. ti. Mel utils, Mr. Field, W. A
Patrick, K. ti. Kllpatrirk, ft. P,
M 'union, Haadall Chase, .loin
Keukarik, Fred Williams, Judge
llioiglns
Htenstroni,
George
Tmihv, Knrlyle llousludder, .lotImi Htcnatroni, ,1. II. Ilistiee, II II.
Pope, II. II, Coleman nail E. .1
.Moughtan, aii lilted,
MONKS H A V E B E A U T Y I*Alt 1.0 It
OSAKA. Japan
The inoiu.s ul
Ti'tinoji Temple have eel up u
heatilv parlor— al half price--nnd
now plan u hotel nnd letdnurnnL
The black-robed monks have
gone commerriul to pay for up
keep of Ihe temple. There has been
a postwar drop In attendance—
and contributions
(t'«alim>*e » r « a Was* O itt
a* given
alad on and wa«
given a
a gw*'
— '
bis condtlUii
chance to live but
L_1 11.
;
waa deicribod a* critical.
The hoipltal sold the mother ata
would probably live.
Police aaid b r. Holt left a noli
In which *hc aaid ahe waa despond
••nt, that there "waa nothing lcf‘
.<( live for," utiii
"wanted
In remove (he children becauv
* ••• m
Commerce, the City Comml
the Jaycee* and other civic group*,
hut it seema that no definite plan
of action can be agread upon.
“ Hanford Is now girding for pro
gress as la evidenced by the re
newed Interest of various segment*
of Its cltiienry recently In the city
t. nod In var.jus pro.'.v w w
J i iy
4*-v fUCt
M2* RAYMOND OAVIONI ( M l )
enters Hie New York District At
torney's onice bit uticslloning In
Hie current vice ir.iridul Her busluiriil, a friend of Minot "Mickey"
Jelke 3rd alleged vlr# overlord, Is
churned with living oft the earn
ings of prostitution Mrs Itavlonl
II not Involved Movie actor 1th hnrd Short tntiove) tries tn cover
up .iflrr tils arrest In vhe drive.
II* IS Charged with living on 1300
s veck paid him by call girl.
U N W A N TE D I'USE It
H ospital
|i . , n l l i H i , i f r o m I'ase One,
constructed before it wns possible
for Die estate to sell Us groves.
Mi. I.effler said tliut no action
was token on tills propo nl because
the picture wits not dear os to
just wlrat the arrangement uhout
the bond* would he.
, Mr. I.effler added that up to
ltd- lime lire Fish estate triad al
ready spent fib,OHO on the pluhs
trod spcdlicntlolli for the hospital
and $0,000 for the site.
When asked whether hr could
,ny if the estate would Ire tcarly
lo go ahead with construction Irefore the deadline oil the use nt
federal funds next June, Mr. Wil
son eut<t Dial Ire could not nntwei
that because It all depends oli
whether Hie trustees were able to
roll the citrus properties.
He ridded Hint some $ 11*7,1881
would probably 1re nvnilnhle for
uke on the Fanfonl hospital from
funds previously allocated by the
federal government for tin- lielumd hospital ami Hml $11(1,'8)0
lias hern appropriated |,y lire gov
ernment ‘peciflculty foi tin' Han
ford hospital,
He said Hint Ihe rsiale has
amide properly to carry out Judge
Fish's wishes and that he felt that
them is a good hope the entitle will
lie ready to go ahead with the hot.
pltal In tlie near future.
III.I.M O N T. Calif. ' pi — Two
lirlmonl ladle*,, hol'i umatcur
atlists, were quietly painting a
dum p u( trees Wednesday when
an undent ear pulled up and *
In an popped out.
He quickly si tipped to the raw
and sDutk u model's pose In
trout of their easels.
"We did our brat lo ignore
him ," lie two women latrr told
police.
They continued to paint. He
continued tn ,nug. The women—
strictly landscape painters —
packed up and left.
attitude in a community.
"Let us rarry thle Interest a
tittle further by doing everything
we ran tn 'set our house In order*,
so to speak, In order that we may
attract industrialist* to our com
munity and to Ini aide to sell litem
on the possibilities that exist here.
“ I'm mire none of us would care
to see too fnst n development take
place— none of u* want to see our
city become n Birmingham or d
fin -b u rgh overnight, hut I’m sure
we would nil agree that we need
tn balance our agricultural econ
omy with a healthy proportion of
industrial develoment.
"An old saying Is, where there's
smoke there'* fire. Th a t peroon (a
wise who ran profit from criti
cism, esneclally when it Is heard
repeatedly from those around us.
Ho it is with a community or city,
if the smoke continue* to appear.
It's time to took for the fire and
lake some action to extinguish It.
“ I think all the civic organisa
tions should get behind n prop ii" ive planning and develop
ment group and then when M w
Chumlter of Commerce receives
leads or Imiulrii's ns u result of
It advertising mid through ulhri
mums, wo will not have to apolo
gise for anything.
'We will be ready to talk bustne-s with anyone who la ready to
listen. No one will then have any
renson, no matter how obacure, to
■av that >ee ar** est wti|in» to
progress. 'Dors Sanford want IndusiiyT Hum she iloi's but , e ,.,
get our house in order and not
leave * atone unturned In letting
people knuw that we d o ',"
Mr. Simpson had been ouoted
lo the Orlando ffentinel to the effeet that "Sanford does not want
Locker Plant
Industry." He wns reported to
have aaid that this wan so be
cause industrial growth In tho city
would upset the local farm labor
market.
He woe quoted further a* hav
ing stated before the Florida In
dustrial Commission that Hanford
Is "among the cities.. .they were
wa<tlng their advertising dollars
on."
It was also reported that he
stated to the Chamber of Com
merce that "Florida should ad
vertise those Florida communities
which would make new Industry
welcome” and that Lake Mary and
Oviedo were auch communities in
Seminole County.
Mercury raagatliw ha* barn iok
to ■ group headwl by Russell Me
B'Hre. Greenwich, Conn.
The tale waa announced Wednes
day by William Bradford Hide,
owner and editor of the publlciUon for the past U month*.
Selectedfir i/eQ vFREffltt&R
Eibertu Peaches
Mweal
Heedless Grapes
It
s
* Sire California
Cantaloupes
A T R E A T FO Il S U N D A Y D IN N E R
H E A V Y W E S T E R N ROOD
Firm Itlpe
ANN
I'A G B
Mayonnaise
BEEF
CHUCK
Tomatoes
Wholrsun Fror»n
6 oz. cans
Orange Juice
N U TEK Y
IHIII.T FOIl lil« Al'PF.TlTr.S
Veal Steak
RoundSteak
L i ,.
D E I.IC IO U S . . . E C O N O M IC A L
"
O LEO
69c
69c
quarters
Lb.1
Colored
Skimmed Milk
U. 8. Choice Calves 230 Lb. Avg. Hound Blrlola Or
A G R A N D M EA ls-lN -O N E
I,R A N , UONELEHH, A L L M E A T
T Bone Steaks
JANF. PARKER
Hhi.rl Cut Tender
SI*A N IH II ll.VIt
Rib Steaks
....
lb,
......
lb,
Chuck Or
A YKAH IlDltND KAVOKITE
LEAN
U. H, GOOD— 'HUMMED BEFORE WEIGHING
SIRLOIN STEAK, lb. . .
BRISKET STEW u
U. S. Good K ill ROASTS, lb. .
All Lean, All Meat STEW, lb. .
Thin Sliced DK1E1) REEF, >/,-lb.
Lean Pure GROUND BEEF, lb.
ALWAYS IIEFHRSIIINU
Shoulder Clod Roast
35c
M
Pork Boston Butts
Pork Shoulder Steaks
6 For
Red Perch Fillets
Large Ocean Shrimp
Eight
O'clock
Coffee
39c
tomato Soup
Lean, Tender CUBE STEAKS, II).
W estern Baby BEEF LIVER, lb.
ALL MEAT
M lls h u r*
lb
lb,
3 WA oz. cans
.
Pie Crust Mix
„
_
2
JJc
J
for
■
35 c1
(tK A llY -T f L F R Y
W IENERS, l b . . 54c SHRIMP, pkg. BBc
HIMCED
Vi-lb. DEVILED
LUNCHEON . 2 F CRABS . 2
CHEESE
lb.
* lb,
O'llrfc Fro tin Honelesa
AllMOUH'S BVAP.
MILK
It
Wests rn Cam Fed Lean Prtah
Coca Cola C>*» 19c
U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED
Center Cut CHOPS, lb. . |
End Cut CHOPS, lb. . . (
HLICED AM .
45c
h'lk. CRAB
.
A LL M EA T
.
31c ROLLS . 4forJ5c
K -lt , BREADED
BOLOGNA
Thfy continued, past fort
without halt and moved on
irehaven on Lake Okeecho' the night. In this nart of
Ip thay,pot their biggest
f Everglades .eountry,
sing th* big lake th* neat
- . (I'm II iv M Vi m
ru * u h I
B L U E S E A I.
OLEO
OYSTERS, pkg. N c
Borax........ 1 • lb. pkg. |0c
Palmolive bath bar | for ||e
BAKING HENS, lb,
Cashmere
^ ' X fa a lto * * ^ 1 *nd %
Cauliflower'
,
a'. f
•\
, vqSV -
Green Peane
Baby Umaa
Green Peas
SKADEM
(iO l.l)K N H I I 'E
ASPABAGUg
In
Q u a rta n
Boraxo............8 ox. can lie
FLA. UHAUB 'A' DKKHRBD A DRAWN QUICK FROZEN
■
Colored
Wesson O il............pint | | c
Snowdrift........ 1 - lb. can | | c
Models ..........
pkg. | | c
COCA-COLA
6 Bottle Carton
i-__ i m :__ i __ u
'
m
- rtLi w»u
w&mmmim
Bouquet, bath bar | for f |c
DhU Soap
largo bar He
Uftbuoy, r«g,. bar, p for | | c
Lux Flakes.....lge. pkg. 27c
Octagpq Soap^lapt bar 7c
Crlaco.............. 1 • lb. can | | c
A - I n Chumasr
•_1 •
•; «
-r
: Alri-tf t -.j*'
Toilet Tissue
3 toll
pfs^tPa 4*15
Chunking CombtaqllM Chinese
6 oz. can 2j c
Beef'G ravy 10o*. con 17C
G elatin Depsert 3
IV
�New Low
Regular Price
I i 0.-VU
Orange
Guava Jally
12-oi. G la ia
1 9 ^
Low Puces
Everyday Specials Too !
300 E
cl
9UU
E* 3
3 rd
r « - 410
41f E
Ef 1
111
B Q jffiS j
Nabisco Vanilla
12 or.
WflfCtS
35c
ORANGE JUICE
Dinners K“h 59c
Sanford, Florida
Juice
LM UPI
7 99
'C-'l Tangerine Joe
DONALD DUCK
Prlcai Qaad Thru Saturday. August 23
MIX
4 6 -o z
TH O M P SO N
ALL U. S. “CHOICE” GRADE
EAT-RITE
BM
Seedless Grapes 3 49c
Avocado Pears 3 •»- 25c
BEEF
"
CUBAN
Round or T-Bone
Calif. I'mciil
Kieili O rttn
CELERY
sun
I So
OAIBAOE
u,.
61a
9Vc 1H0ZEN rOOD UPKCIflLg
Quick Froron Lillie
Acre PeasPki 39c
Quick Fiu.-eii
STR’BERRIES 1 F M“ ' 7 '
Waffles n< 19c
Cans
PEACHES . . .
Sherbet 2 r > 39c
POUND
V / IM iC H C A H I '.' N
r
M
l l l l v
O ru nyt* ( ii I 'iii* 11,i|««
/” Rib Roast Po.nd 79c Plate Stew
Chuck Roast 65c Hamburger
D ix ia n a
O io u m r F'K h I I mil
Chee-Zee
LAMB
SHOULDER
ib 4 9 c
Taste O’Sen Brand
Fillet of
Bed Perch
Ib.
35c
Fillet of
Whiting
lb.
29c
Ib.
15c
Drelied
Whiting
Krufl PIiii Ih ii Io , Ptuoupplo &
Sugar Oirad Smoktd
PICNICS
TURKEYS
m m
P 0
‘ .I
O l l V O PIllllMIltu ».'llU UlU
R K
Pound
O k ra
Boas
l.e iiio iiiitle
Itru i't 'u li S p e iim
Liui.viLiaiid Chocolata, Vurilllu and Strawberry
75c
•HUPIM BKANn"Colored Quartern
Margarine
'b 5 5 c
(V litri l'ul
Pork Chops it. U9c
In ( ' i n tom?
Pure Lard n< 16c
tii " A , (JtiU k Kio/i'ii K
Gizzards >>. 29c
Pound
S in ik is t
A gen
Tender
K it g lis li
Spread 4 *». 99c Ice Cream 2 ru 39c 1
«
R O A S T
Or.
Qr. “A", Dratted
Dratiod & Drawn, Qui----Quick-Frozen, 4-8 Ib. Small Young
A gen
Cheese 1 "■ 35c
C c rn Fed. Hit. End, Loin
m m
79c
Krull Aiiiuili i in, i'wlnn A
Old I.llijll!tl> I ’nhlKib iilli i-il
Pound
U. S. CHOICE Grade
ILw
R A T H ’S
Lbs
-:- T A B B Y
tlluck H uw k 311. [Tiled Reel
KARO
All FUh C ul Food
SYRUP
lird nr tirrrii
l.dbrl
lllus
1..1tie 1
iv i i
2 *i -o*.
37c
3
No. 1 C a m
35c
23c
1 ‘ ,-lb s .
l>/y Ib. Pkqi.
Cashmere Bouquet
eio. stii
3 lor 2 3 c
Eelbeck Meal er Brils
4 or. Pkqa,
“>•
.
Junket Freezing Mixes n>
Ly. Pky. Candy Coatad
CAIN t i n
2 for 2 3 c
PALMOLIVE
“M & M” Chocolates »•
Bakerite Shortening c*»
3-lb. Can
Dallclous on Salads
Mezola Oil
34e *■
Old Dutch Cleanser Cu
125 Ft. Roll
Cut-Rite Waxed Paper *
R»y. Slzo
Air-Wick Deodorizer •*
Ray. Can
finert Shortening
'mwey m buy...
CRISCO
3 IB.
CAN
DONALD DUOK
N ATH ’S NLAOK HAWK
DRESSING
MEAT
No. 21i Can Dot Monle ' 'alll.
46 UZ.
‘1U
oz.
PEACHES -
JUICE
GUTTER
JELLY
No. 303 Can Solkoly Grupahuit
46o*i Can Dole Pineapple
..... E
Q u a rt Jar
12-oz Can
oBIUI
v u c . Pack
ruuiw
Aelor Vac.
Can iiu
Hollywood
iiy v
Tomato
COFFEE
BEANS
FOOD 12
Lb Can
Can
Pky, Flayu
I'luiju L
Lory * Umu
24 oz. Pky.
Glaut) Done
Donald Duck PNut
12-oz. Glaaa
Glass
Pkfl
No. I1 Cana I'luy
Flay Doy
Dos
2-lb. Jar Vila Food
Fooda Apple
Jar
Can*
w ..% r
*................- — .*».
-
ai
«H*il
n i i am
24c
�*
«
I
m
Women, HottMer
sms
;
Collar, Do Chorea
Faster Than Men
rue Sanford Herald
ny H A L B O Y L E
YORK
-T h e
reason
women pet more things dime than
men Is Ihnl they know heller how
In make n furl of thermrlvea.
. There is mi fuel like an old fuel,
ind the oldest and best fuel isn’t
coal or nil It L anger—
plain nhl inner anger.
Notice liow a wnrnnn mwratrij
If -be hnx a dktmtrfiil Job to do,
flic first thing she does h pci oil
item.... I op utmut It. Lei us sun
pose the chore her conscience tells
h rr she should be doing Is her
turni annual bousecjcnnlni* A n n n
faced with tills task says, ” f might
*n tidy up this Joint, nod I will,
me 1 1 tlir-.c si.sy*. bui I feel awful
tired Imlny " And he doesn’t get
irnund tn shoveling nut the debrl
.m ill II firealen’> fo smother bun
Bid a woman f t m ” 1 bate the
wav tbh plaee looks " She is
angry ut it, the linger gives her
pm rgy, and soon (be dust and fur
allure are flying By the lime Imr
snger it worn but, ’ he can COl
lapse on a -.pick sml pan couch
III a house lh.it is shiny bright
T ha i is why men are secretly
sfrald of women— bee a me of the
Power of angr, lory h a ir Fow
ubsfaeles .eon i.tand firfore the
naming energy of a wrathful lady
H peak cry
A wise man, however, can ever
.'I'e nine inlliirin n over a woman
il he emmlngly learns to rbaunet
her Ire in llm right direction. In
■tend of lousing her tn .In some
thing lie wants, he, might 'find It
bttler to make her «o m ol she
.•an'l help doing it In spite of her
self
A friend of mine worked this
ruse '.urcr .fully In gelling Ills
wife to pack her suit t a .e in linie
to t aleli a train fur their vaeatlen
trip
He pulled old Ids watch and
pnintril al it She unwilled ffe
pleaded She dawdled lie begged
She yawned finally, he picked up
one of her fnvmile dies:es and
said:
"Well. I forbid you to take this
idling
II rnnkes you look like
Queen Victoria on a picnic."
"nil, it doe»?" she Mini led " I'll
wear what I waul to, fiinnrty!"
In » lempeatnourt hurst of euer
gy,
she parked
the snllenne.
snapped II 'hut. T he y caught the
train
" A s a matter of facl, she was so
angry she wouldn’t 'peak to me
for a week hut I. that altogether
h a d ’ " recalled the hnr.h.ind "Hut
I learned a lesson; If yon want
to get a wife anywhere on lime,
fli I get her mail
lliltlle tier
feathers, then smooth them Inter "
That Is sound psychology, lip lu
a point. Ilf course spine wives,
wlnui Kiev gel mad. lust go into
another loom anil lock the dour
No Mile works with all of them
And. of emirse, It igsuully. work,
the other way. A woman use-, her
anger to whammy n man Inin nlinv
lug her whim Many a fellow t*
prodded Into luccotl In life only
became of the long slow horn of
hi', wife over Ibr fact (h it the
Ini’ hand norl door Is getting ahead
faster Her wrath feed* Ills v III,
and he rl'-e; In the world cm her
rowed fuel.
There P. another Inner fuel as
aid as anger. B h railed fear.
Anger Is a fighting fuel, fear Is
the fuel fur running away You
need tint It In live
I may tie a traitor to m v art,
hut It seems to me that women
keep Hie‘e two fuels in heller toil
iiure Hum men They arrl e,s like
Iv tn lie overwhelmed hy either
They know better when In he an
grlly brave, whrn tn lie coutoie.ly
afraid.
But, man or woman, nobody ever
hccatne a star In the human rare
until he learn: I hmv tn make the
right kind of furl of himself
Editor.
Tho Sanford Harald
Dear Sir:
' .
_
Have Ju»t returned from Korea
where'Mood l» very much In need.
Have taken blood myaelf and reallie the help It render* In aaWnf
lives. The demand ha» reached the
point where a nation-wide drive la
being held to replenish the supply.
Would like to urge every citlien
in Seminole County who hae not
air.ady contributed to this worthy
caufte to go to your n tire jt Mood
bank and do so. Am sure that your
contribution will be greatly apptecinted by every man In Korea
today.
Sincerely,
Sgt. Charles E. Jones, Ret.
NEW
nftltnnrr
in llrfli f l f l i »f
,
in d m f O r f i *f
l u m e n ! f u r fh a p«riM»ft« ef
R r p m r s M Wnllnnallr H r
tn.
■ ■4
Sm O D fO
lO p o o a la llio
-•».* Hr** f o r k , C'klraH", OrO ali ,
a « M a > n o a*4 ai. t o n la.
The Rimsian Pcnwint
IhP mlvrnl i*l Irlrv iiin u r*n llir
political hnri/nn it hniiiul to give
the matinee idol a Ireriiemlnut ad
vantage over iis ordiiM iy mm bill
in tlir campaign, of the flllure.
Ibiwever, we a ir nut in sure it will
give in heller government.
Elirnlwwer liarlirr* in t’lnrida
are nul convinced that lus itinerary
in this »lstr should h - ronfmed to
Jaeltronville and Miami. And hefnrr
il jt foo late, lie diould h- advised
M i l fo endoite the i,.iil Cuail turn
pile.
I lie n ly of Ddnndo plans a
lUtvey by a New York ft mi as the
baits for a inhllion <tl its parking
pinlilem Saidnid diouhl do sonic
tiling about its own p.iiking piob
Irm while il o still coui|iaralivelv
lini|i|e fo do something altoul il.
The mure ((ingested the Irallir ol
any city hecome,, the more diffi
cult it ii to provide pa iking loti.
Personal inrnmet are up, corpo
ration profit, down, ['resident T ru
man reveali in his budget estimate
Tuesday, And as n remit the gov
ernment will take in Imru rm poration taxes three billion dollars
few than expected, With the gov
ernment spending sorrip 70 billion
dnllari this year. That i, something
to rememlier.
Young mrn of 10 and Tr who
find then waist lines bulging nerd
more rirrcinr. They are bring rnn-
;
.
[
,
,
.
£
r « l on Ihe s t o m a i h m rnni fal
around the veins and arteries, in
the tissues o l the heart, lungs and
kidneys. A fat heart is a weak heart
and though il may serve In gel you
down to the o lliie , pul your leet
lip on the desk, and keep your
brain supplied with nourishment lor
• n average eight Imur day. il will
not suffice (or more rigorous activ lly , A nd m m r day when you
have to put on a burst ol steam in
arde.r-1o c elrh a train, il may lei
you aown entirely. A h a ll hour'*
rxeteise every day w ill help to keep
th lp e ,
(f
The hipgrut ivnrrv in Mto ntititln «>f ItiiHBln'n jpivmidra
In Up - hnrilworkiiiK iiitiminn pennant lir*r>infr to retain hi*
inrlivliltiality anil freedom. Tho muiunnt hoptut for theme
Iliiaj'M heniuse he Ih a peaaaiit ami fh" land in ihe IuimIm of
man) nf 111it Uvelllirmtl, Hut nlw> li" feela thin way limuttm
lie in the emu'iillal hejritiiriR nf tile amall InialneaacH the
world aver.
The peanant in a proinidgnlor nf Hie welfare fltnto when
lie i:r grnwinjr Ms produce but when harvent timo romcn lie
want a to aell it art the ripen market al a price witiafttrlory
tn him Thin meana "whatever the I raffle will hear."
Ilia idea la in ap|iaaitiau la Ihe. Soviet attitude toward
amall fnrminn. Marx believed amall farina were waateful.
Only through Ihe broarj euterprlBO of a huge collective farm
could Ihe ideal of a i;raln-nieal fa lory he realized There
wan uo room iti Ihe dream of a tielf-nuffieloHf Soviet Rntplie
for the ludepetidenl landholder dupllcntini: on a amall Male
the farmitiR nudhoda and motiotin of nmtiy other farmern.
So the peaaaul in havinp to fro.
II him been hard, lie in of a hardy rare ami refmo'.u
t n lie ntarvptl out.
He liuth’o a lmiii I h r animal rloBp i o util ore
ami nature’a way. For Ihln reaamt he him ntirvlved many
t min,
i’erhnpa afler many ajcuiulta on bin novereikrn nlfihm,
the red Kmcumi penmitti will llvr* on into another ape . lie
may nee Ihe Itimnian rlirintonhip replaced hy annlber even
more drnpolir titan Ibid. Then, eveninally, he may nee a
better form of represent at ivn Roverntnenl arrive. Hood «overnment in what he and bin foieln-arn have hemi longing
for and workltiR for over ttovernl hundred yearn. Hit time
By Scout
Master
reach If ssn» about :tn feel wide
nml three or four feel thick anil
wav ringed by a circle of light
lie turned bln flnihlighl on II
anil tried tn arreum but "mulrtn'l
make ant' sound come on!," lie told
InveKtlgnlms. Then lie tried In run
mid a "ball of fire" enme al him
" I threw up mv h a nd; tn cover
my face and then r , i knocked In
the ground." he ,ald The next
tiling fie ivergcrs ronuuubcred sue.
Hint lie ivni limning hack hi !tu>
road
Sheriff John K U k ’ s office report
ed the liair on Imth forenriiiH of
Ihe scout master was singed off
Three liny burned holes were
found In Ills enji Th e case was
lurnrd over to official, from J’ lilni
Beach liilermillon.il Airport.
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Pol IfP a rrot
SHOES FORV'BOYS AND GIRLS
$226*00
U.S.M.C.
1942 Chevrolet
Coach
$196*00
1940 Buick Sedan
$136*00
V’/MIIHIR IN NIW TOHK't CINIR Al CABS ui CalilurriN » redwomta,
rldrr statesman Bernard M. Baruch llnd* himself at home on a bench,
lin e , celehraHni hli 82nd hltthdsv, tie strike) a familiar p«*e while
a guest al the Sonoma, Calif., ranch of E t) Coblenft associate pub11,her of the San Francisco Call-Bulletin. A bench and plague were
dedicated In Hiiueh’a honor near Dyervllle, Catif
flnternalloniM
1951 Chevrolet
Sedan
DON'T WASH FINE COTTON DRESSES!
LET US DKY CLEAN ’[’HEM THE
“SO-KLEEN” WAY TO INSURE “LIKE
NEW ” BRIGHTNESS IN THE COLORS,
A N D THAT “HAND BOX” APPEARANCE.
PHILIPS
hte99
M
W
no
Pmilh
I'almattn
Colonial Cleaners
Telepkona
481
Looks New • l.ow Mileage
Locally mw nnl.
210 MAGNOLIA AVK
ARE HERE AGAIN
M e C R O R Y ’S
T h u il« dim* l ii |H*|Kjlwrlly of Icr*
rupln ii u (i (ofn| lun r m i il D f l In
lurgii Inurfnsci In Mw> (iwiiibof o f
M»o l u r l l r n
ii rou m I
ClMfinp******
liny.
1941 Oldsmobile
2-Door S«!dan
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USE O U R L A Y - A - W A Y P L A N
B o y e ’ S t n r d llv -b u llt DunirarecR
n a n fo rlte d w ith zip p e r fly .
tluyn' Kinetic wallt Boxer Slack
Trotiecrn. Good aenortment of
nizee and colore.
Boya’ Cotton Knit Brief Shorta.
Our School-opening feature at
8 Pairs
Little Misses' Cotton Slips
an low aa
Children's Two
Tricot Panties.
Bar
Rayon
4 Pairs
Cham ber o f Commerce en*
like iiiu
many
a HeraM,
County bond
r lo oilier
r the
era, ol
hasa hospital,
hesitated anil
In pnv
enclion
wernor
Stevenson
o f Illinois
hat
a vigorous
campaign
be
Ideal
o f the ihe
United
State*,
|ed
to assure
approval
ol
kvtn
own newspaper
ida
in eon'*
the Nnvemlwr
election.
Ifelion o f the bond issue hy
ofrle would not necessarily
I hebonds
U thewill
heatlieman
tor
bat the
issued,
mek* will
up it*
I; thesnot
hospital
lie mild
ron"Adleiproject.
Stavensen
) a t him.
a County
The
handicap",
Iheable
Panullate itwould
still be
to
thethis
candidate
the "Ha
needsit uf
county ot
ii
eh hat
in control
iroperty
ra n baan
be liquidated,
foyemmenl
lor 20
mouldmal
mean
that the County
talon could go ahead and
be hospital if that becomes
ry- ft would, in effect, proI w ith two sttlng* to our
Boys’ Flannel Shirts, wide
assortment, smell sites.
$0.95 To $0.95 — According To.Size
POLL PARROT SHOES are Lcss Expensive
Wear — Fit — Health Considered.
Complete Stock Now I
Corduroy and Rayon Acetata
Skirts. A large selection (or
the Junior Miss.
We have a complete H n^of
Children's School Dreasea In
New Fall colors. Come In and
see for yourself!
• renciM *•.
Misses Cotton Anklet Hose,
beautiful paetel colors.
wash, easier to Iron
of colon and alsaa.
Junior Miaeea Blousfs, A wide
assortment of sty lee and colon,
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Covered Dish Supper
Held At Ailing Home
PHONE 148
Social Calendar
W BI'N K .S D .V V
# T h e Midweek
I’ruyer Service
will be held at the Central Hut>ti- ’
Church at 8:00 n m. Th, Sun
beams will meet at tin* tu„r.
The Phllathea S’lndav
! |n . |
Class of the First BaptUt < hurcli
will have n apend-thc-dav
at the cultugc of Mrs. J, y
Stineefnher on the ocean fibril m
New Smyrna Itenrh. Each meni
her is askfd to bring a <„vere>t
dish.
THURSDAY
^ V a c a t i o n Ililde SHiiml will t..
™ l d at thp Lake M norm* Uaptiio
Church at 0:00 a.m.
Th e Brotherhood of the Kir<*
Baptist Church will mr.-t »t ;-an
p.m.
FR ID A Y
T he G.A.s of the C.ntrnl Rupt|.|
Church will mret at thr hot...... .
Mrs. Glen Price at nun K«:u Court
Street at 10:00 a.m. for u M u nun
Study.
Vacation
i ncniion urn
Bible
it* ocnool
School will re
Id at Lake Monroe Hr.pltsl
lurch at 9;fl0 a m,
MONDAY
Vacation Bible Srhmd ,n tin
Lake Monroe Baptist Church !,«
ginning nt 0 :00 a m.
The Roar,lull Avenue Circle u,l|
ment at 2.00 p.m. nt the Chapel
TUESDAY
Vacation Bible School nt ,
Lake Monroe Baptist Chun li mil
be held at 0:00 n.m.
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HOLLYWOOD 1
By B O B T H O M , i t
H O L L Y W O O D ijf — Some Joker
lacked on Joel McCrrn's dressing
room a sign reading "Miltlwinire'„
Row."
Everyone on thr movie set gut
a laugh out of it. especially Me
Crea. If* possible that lie I* a
f llllanolre, since lie has been rank
g good money for 20 years In thr
movies and Is reputed to lie foxy
with his dough
But nne thing Is .ertnln
He
doesn’t net like a millionaire Nor
has he brought up his two buys
act like a rich man'*, sons in
fact, they have been mi shielded
from the limelight that only tills
week did McCrea allow the first
picture of one of them In he
published. The reason for the
■ M n g r a p h wns that the oldest buy.
J u 17, K appearing udlh his pop In
| Enterprise N otes |
By H A T H R H IN E H EI.LK H 8
The Women’s Society of Chris
tian Service met Wednesday eve
ning ‘n tho Barnett Methodist
Church with Mrs. Russell Cooper,
presidio*. Report* were given hy
the rhitirman of the ronuniltees on
supplier, local ehurrh activities and
ml -dnmtry education. It was voted
to Rive |2lt toward the purchase
of Venetian hllmls for the new par
sonage.
Following the imslness meeting,
rlio proRrnm chairman, Mrs. K. F.
I .owe, introduced Mrs. Irene Jackiimn who mive the devotional based
on women in the Bible. After a
n!n hy Krnle May, Mrs. Jnrkntan,
chairman of the committee on the
Until* of women, spoke concernimr the place of women In tho
church nod the opportunities for
ervice that nto always at hand.
Mrs. Nellie Smith, director of
the Vacation Bible School, was in
troduced and spoke brief IV ’ about
Imr
work
Imre
andi *
paid
tribute
to
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Personals
Ml*s Ann Raborn left today for
Tampa to visit Miss Janice Reel.
She plans to return to Sanford on
Sundnv.
Dr. and Mr*. J. N. Robson ate
v M tin g In Onalocka with their
daughter Lt. Pearle Hobson.
Mrs. C. L. Sullivan ami children
returned on Tuesday night from
a ten day visit with relatives III
Dallas, Tea.
Mrs. G. R. Rext and Miss I’eggy
Best spent the past weekend In
West Palm Beach where they visRed M/Sgt. Thomas A. Best.
THEN TA LK
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Four-fifths of the world's date*
giown In l:ni|.
h it
I’U A IR IK
Those enjoying the lU'-rling
Mr*. .1 I .luckson, Mr*
\ I
I tu 1 1pea o. Mi* M N Clevi liui-l,
Mrs. Thelma Mitchell, Mi*
t
(llismn. Mr* \ Kendall, M r . -I
F. Lewi*. Mi* I . II Harvey, Mi
Myers. Mt* Cagle, M u H. N>"
sonic, Mi* \ I Walker, Mi
W
I'. Brook* J r . Mrs. C \ Andei >n
Jr., ,Mr« It K I’emifoy nod the
hostess, Mi* Peterson.
Al* N e w » f r n l n r c
If von are going through the
’*I want to !>c an act res**' singe,
chance* me vou do lots of daydreaming .
Sometimes, pci Imps, volt are
Katherine Cornell n* Cleopatra
keening
Anthony
cooling
hi*
heel* . . .
Then you veer lo Hollywood,
and Bette Davis or Vivien Leigh
are your heroine* of the mo
ment . . ,
And ju<t alien yon think you
prefer the einemn, you drenni of
being a great ice--killing star
such a* S-'ii.ni Henle or Barbara
Amt Scott
, or a pirouetting
ballet star li k e Mm i t Tnllehief.
L A K E ^
H E M It N n t
till',
I F \ \ N"
; ni
in to
(»N
M tN C F It n l 5
i *R n l M l "
p tf> n N I.Y '
n r x mi RY s n i o o L o r n v N n N C
W ILL KK O PEN FOK K EIilSTK A TlO N
ON SEPT. 12
I till IIA N 't'IN fl C l \ s :-i;s
H K f.IN N IN It S K I T , -i
SUMMER SALAD SPECIALS
Tlii* soil of m v , lie t, fun mid
m,i*t girlri go t b in u g b (be phase
■it *oine time
mu- rcn«on why
sum m er
s|„ik
companies
*lnff
young n o n mid women wlm are
anxious to try th eir band in (lie
theater.
n i*
;i
Etit,
in
h i
s V N im It'll
PHI \ 111 s U . A l *
t o m i mt 11 \
iMiofn l»y
\| i , k ,1m Ann Si i hr tfci, tLiiiuLi" *»f ,Mi ittui Vlt
I •N"V Sti-iwiiri
A* apprentices
these young
I I I I 4 1‘ l l y
Al J i l l i
i ' l ^ I l ^ i Ilia I I I
I * N J im
l i l i l l f k M Mil I | | I m J ' I A
td
1
people rccolv - no pay, hut they
i mley ( U*Irstiy, tun i»f Mi n n«l Mi
I I mihijis i i ^ I caL v , nl »** »»f Sutifoi'tl,
are delighted to sweep and scrub
floors, paint
, nery, mow lawn* U vi|tliniv |i Im i« ymII lit ti it m *iiiiia J Iill ci
and do all soils of , I■t chore*
W A l . l i M K F N A U K N I 'V
mound the theater
‘ till "I he ( tniffr Ilf I hf r l m V
At Itlrlinid Aldrich's summer
theaters on Cape Cod, young
k cs iy
people between the ages of HI
and 2d are li \ m g their lurk tu
Mi nrul Mrx I .*•Il«*y Stmwilt'i
waiting for ii break which might
i /inmmticrii l»»*lnv th*' 1n»” 'K,‘
put them in line for n Job a*
actress, director or mnmiger. Say* mu nt *if thrlr ilmujhO’i .!*» \nn *"
IJKlim* Htnnli’v
m*ii <»f
one hopeful:
\\* uritl Mr«« 't‘11*11Yih s <>|if|i‘shy nf
"I'd ' e contended it before my
two months a,i- up I got a walk on On* city.
Miss, St rit wild I ni ii hut i vc »*l
pmt lint If I don't. I II try again M tllric, t*a u Jic m * sh*< I***dvi'il
next year."
(*•■■* cully nchiMihiiy Stic jfriiilh
Some of the young stage struck ni J fimti Sciimu'lc lliirh Scti*mt
group have been graduate,I from ■ ■1h I It*' riiisH nf HCi) Hllil i * i*
universities, mine have won d r a I 1*ii'iit working \%if Ii lli«' ?*»mifni.l
Mr. and Mr*. F,. < Harper left matic scholar *lup
But all of
today for Miami where they will b< these young people lire serious 1111*11111 Nnttniiiil Hank
Mt n^lcutiy AAti-* Inn n in I h i »|m
Joined hy Mr. and Mr*. A I Lynn* ill.onl tliei, I bi nt t im l itrnldliolM,
mm J i c i i ’ iVctl tu * a t J m n i iu if in S j h i
for a plane trip In Cuba. Th'\v tl'p o lls nil on >III 1,11,1 scout.
* t l ie mi milutt •■*I f i mu Hie In* •1
plan to return nn Mntiday. Mr.
Examples ill.
k., it ch.ml in Pdf*’.1 ti it*I I* imu . in
Hllil Ml*. Lynn* me vacationing nt
Daphne Mnyo. of Wasblnglon, n I..... c«| hy the Allan hi t'lin^1 I -iff
llindenton Beach.
blonde beauty of I* wlm is plan I 11Immi in W u v* i 'S’** tin
PlailH fin Mi* wnhiinif will
Mr. ami Mre. 1. L. Talbott have ning In .study at tin- Royal Acad
i i i t u i r i n i i at a Intel t i n t *
returned from n five week*’ trip cmy of llrninnlir Ait
-lltl McAnncy, 2l>. daughter of
to Kan Diego, Calif, where they
visited with their son. T h e y also a new* |inpc i mull, who nn* bint a|*jn entire ni t he < iipc 1'hi vlnm
visited In Long Bench and other stock experience and bn* done
hllil two Jffh.N
nfle With the
Intereating point* In California professional photography Her u l ii* St i if lent / 1.c ni; nc, mill mi
and Mexico.
timate goal I* lo stage opera — •Mt* i weekfinls mul evetiinn^ h'
she loves opera music
ii, m i ^ u h ImI I h i hemt U in tin
Malcolm MncNeill ha* returned
Joanna Hutchins, Id, a tall M'talef, timiif'ii. sn she tt^HCil
to Hanford after mending the jm*l brunette who i* ini......
in " *i iier ) hIm fm a whirl nt it
two month* In Highland*, N. C. acting, writing, painting and muLinn l'"KKL 21, *if llnh*ik* li,
where lie waa *enl following a re *lr, bus n’t ipiite made up her mind N I., I m witting l“ ‘i ifrmliiiilton
currence of a hark ailment.
lie hut, she say*, "Daddy suggested lliedif nit ihe Hiiniiitei |*hiyln*tiwi*
wn* areompanled home hy Id* I try the summer Iheatci and nrul ImH iJuMeit th* Ftilnmiitii
mother,
Mr*. Frank MarNelll, who find mil."
ll|11M
|Ur. I*
I J I n y l n h i i e nr* hri* * i i b | e d
Nancy
1’ickanll,
is,
young,
•pent the U « t___
two week*
week* In North
I*r n v i M i Mrif'trrtn
1 |l*Mf H'tffnirth. 2'*
r ! ..... ' “ *r‘
Carolina with him.
blight . eyed and curly
bailed,
| , Ifnt It / lift | I Mila# A , , ] | y t
,, mM " ♦!
tin
«
ti'ltetn
h| m- t II fill.want* to ill. musical mined)
11i|t.»miin •■*•**l
*siJehce, Ii ji s win id in vvmH i tiimnl '1
..
Mr*. Samuel Van Hook had a*
l.lsa f'attersnn, born in Koglnnil
•tint MMil*' 'lilt 1 Ml »♦ y M; - "in "
\
tiH'h ih Mhitiln la I irrn 1* h iit ti
her guest* recently at her home on where l.i-i father was Ame,i.
IIf
ih»
lihninc
f
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f
ill.
lt»V2
i it if |n i i*l«M'l ion ri
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Amelia Drive, Cnpt. It. Marino consoi aU-> inn tier heart >t m
tKelli n
Curley and !,t. Anne Meehan, Loth a theatrical enreer.
.In net i'chin, *f», ini'* l> led * x
of whom are nlationed at Ft Ib n
RoBirlynd Axeiv, 2-t, ni i l,■>
»eilMivcl y nil I
S mid • Ilf!.* <!.111
,
i
nlng, On. Cnpt. Curley wn* a room- won a scholarslil|i to tie* It v
•|j||{(d Sin waul
i., I* m m In h« till |• |> « V 111V 1' ' l> " h dt 1 li
mate of Mr* Vnti Hook's in Berlin Aendcmv of titninallr \t t - . I --u
\ h ' I11- «
"Hit' 11-" |" ' 1 ‘ ■
s
Mol i •1 1- rid
a
ill
reel'ni
and
<lc
during World War II. Mrs Vnn don, when- she studied r.., ' •
'
1• t» t ‘Okie M t'l Ilf
the niiinitcr 4iv tin ( *4||*4' It u |1. 1 timl 1tn 1t"
V
s s s s s s s s s s s s s /s s /y s s s s s s s s /s //*
Hook served a* n physiollieiapi-I yeais. She to ti d profcssi >n r, 11■ Ifi h| n "th lift lift till 11i *Ml {
,■ 11 l e u n * L
t* y
In the United State* A rm ,- with in Italy and the I'acifi, i.i, .
nf tile I hint it Snv
In
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the rank of Captain. Copt. Cm lev with U.H.O. anil has traielli.l
itir.i a 11111v I'J miu in
been pmithfif/. nn liimr,1....... .
served a* her maid of honor in lo-t one-night stand*. Tile g m l of h
*nt ** Vhi* e I* •It""
Yrtvinj*. vkoikirii; in iiic l*f»\ »»ffi* <* i | m *1
m*i*
marriage In Berlin to MaJ. Van talented girl is In manage ......... Imimm i Im; mnin jiini vv«n Ltfiic pml
, |2 f n -a h He
r»m*nn
Hook, nnd was In Knren at the out- manage a theater. Hhe exidum(im** nn it M- J mi i mi i tin *ii
tn i*i
break nf hostllitfea. Bhe ha* Jin'!
" I learned a great deal "
recently returned from Japan.
England almut tcrl-nl nt >■ i>.
of the theater, such n< li-h 'i
U*a of the adlecllve "A m e il
ami organisation In germial It -'
can” , Instead of "United SlnteH'’, there's much more ( want In I n
was officially recomniended by That's why I ’m here."
Secretary of State John Hay in
One young lady— Lorraine M.
1001 to u . H. diplomatic and Ton rltt, 24, gnvc no several lei,
sillar officer*.
order to spend the suinoe-i
l i i m ilk il V A n ilt n o n
Miss S tra w d cr To
M arry Mr O I I
I
WANT Ml)
m ;<;i o n n a i k i s
2!i«
;it the
Memorial Stadium Umliealion
Kepiirt tn .loci Lielil iit the Staihum (late
<!• L". I'.M,. I’ntliiy. Aiijvust *22
U’eiiHnr!' your I d'^imi e;ip if you have one,
if n o t, come anyway!
" T h a i's true,'' Joel rnnflrmed,
'there haven't been any pictures
of the boys published since they
were babies. The only photo* we
have taken of (hem were for the
family album My wife (actress
France* Deo) had a theory about
that.
"She objected to children being
used In publicity at nn age when
t f i o y were not able Iri make Ibelr
lltt-n decisions about It T ha i wasn’t
being fair In Ihem. she reasoned
She also ohlertod lo children being
forced In live In the shadow of
their parents' fame,
"And she was absolutely right
I have seen II happen to loo many
kids of famous people. They wind
tip with a complex about being sec
ond lies! ami make messes of their
lives. I wanted my bnv* to stand
on Ihclr own |wo feet."
4* The McC'rrax seem to have done
I good lob along those lines on
Jo d y ami David, who is lit, They
purposely kepi Ihf boy* nut of the
Beverjy Hills social whirl, where
they would be competing with oth
er film children. T he McCrea sons
have *pent m oil of their Hves on
the McCrea ranch, learning the
cattle business from the ground
up.
" T h e hoys have even
said they
. ------------don t wnnt me lo leave any money
4 ° them," Joel added. " T h e y tell
V n e I ran give It all In an orphan
remarked Director George Sher
man "He'* plenty good.’”
The proud father agrees, and has
given his blessing lo Jo d y ’* new
age I hnvo been helping nvrr the
yaara. At any rate, I haven’t sel
up any trust funds for them tn
get at certain age*. I think that
would be a bail Ihlng for n kid."
Now J w lv lias been bitten hy
the acting hug. After years nf In
difference almut Ida father's pro
fession, he suddenly Inis expressed
a desire lu get Into It. Joel gave
him a chance In break into the
tame In "Imne Hand,"
1 " I gave the kid a part and let
him double In some riding acenea,''
enthusiasm "He's all excited about
It." said Joel. "Now ho plana fo
nurnll nt I’nmetis College and take
the same drama course that Bob
orl Taylor and I look there I’m
nut disrmiraglng him Acting Isn’t
a bail business; ll's dune all right
fur me "
.fuel udtnitird that neither of his
sons has ever been a great fan
of his.
"Th e y lik e me belter than Handoljih Keolt hut not as well aa
Gary Cooper," he ahrugged.
•
Th e Gleaner's Cln»* of the First
Baptist Church met on Tucxdny at
the hnntr of Mrs. A. J. I'elcrsnn
for I, covered dish supper Follow
ing the supper II business session
was conducted by the president,
Mr*. W. A Cngb'. A devntomnl
was led bv Mr* l-'n-d Mvet *
T h r Friendship Cla*» of the
Luke M a ry Community Church
held a covered dish fupper at the
of Mr. ntul Mr*. A rt Ailing
home o
T ups itny evening. No
N o business
on Tuesitay
wa* held timl a delicious
meeting was
supper was enjoyed. Those attend
ing were Mr. and Mr*. II. II. Grier,
InR
Mr*. Richard Keogh, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs,
I,. K. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Kills
Dr. H a rr y Sllahy planned to L.
so.I Mrs. Ailingleave today to Join his wife and Lloyd and Mr slid
The nest meeting will Ire 111
family In Hendersonville, N. C.
tembi r nt the n.,,„e of Mis.
Mr. and M ra.~F. D. Scott left Brooklyn.
last night for Selma, Ala., where
their son. Frank Jr., underwent
an appendectomy.
Dr. and Mrs. G. 8. Srlnian have
' ; nn
h.er. By reniirat,
Mrs. (’adorn again displayed her returned from Clayton, Ga. where
hnndwork and wood carvlriRs made they have sprirt the past several
by refugee* In Palestine. She spnkc weeks.
if the cie.lorns of the people of her
Mr*. C. II. Stafford has return
land and of their mode of living i
which in i oral area* Is much as in cd from Dade City where *he wn*
called because of the serious III
llihlr times,
liming the uncial hour, refresh-j ness of her mother, Mr*. M. B.
mi nt > nf putirh nml cookie* were Whitten.
•rrvrd liv the hostesses, Mrs. I
llrnwo and Mr*. Knight.
Mr. and Mr*, Vernon Hardin and
Mi* W It. Clay, Hr., of M .... ... 'laughter, Vicki Lynn, have left
tin i.
oemling n three weeks for Jackson, Tenn. where they will
*twit with her slsler-ln law, Mt*. visit with Mr*. Hardin's grand
T voile Ovintt. Mr*. Cla y’* son*. parents, Mr. nml Mr*. June Graves.
Walter. Jr. nml W. Carv Clay will
lit live Inter for it short visit arid
Mr*. Clark Weld, ami three chil
will ntcniiipaoy their mother home. dren have returned to their home
Mr. and Mr*. Ralph f’ nx, J r . of In Raleigh, N. C. after visiting In
Marianna spent the weekend with Hanford with Mr. and Mrs. K. C.
ttii’li lindhi-r nml slster-ln-lnw, Harper.
Mr. nod Mi* Ralph Cmdllette.
Mr ami Mr*. Paul Anderson
Mr*. A . F. Colliim and daughter
tur mi-i I home after a visit
of
c v iih I
months with their Mis* Sue Collum returned on Tue s
tUnghtci and family In Chicago, day from Hendersonville. N. C.
where Mr. Collum I* on business
111
An iii- '•ii-nni social will be held lie plan* to return lu .Sanford In
Fi-ld,-IV . ■citing III I he Util lielt «everal week*.
Meibodi i Church. Cake and lee
cream will lie served from ill HO to
7:;tl) fallowed by singing and
trami* Tickets ate 3fi rents Hid
there will be cone* for children,
i ’loeced* will be used Inward the
purchase of furniture for the par
sonage.
Mrs. Peterson
T H E SAN FO R D H E R A L D
Thursday, Aug. 31. 1*53
Pag* *
,1. I ). ('(>lxl )KI ,L, t ‘niumaniler
IIIK TH
A N N tiU N C K M K N T
San ford Host •*■■*
Amei ican Lejjion.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cheatham
announced today the birth of a son,
William V rrn, weighing 8 lbs.,
Aug. 20 at the Frinnld Laughton
Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Cheatham
I* the former Katrina Oglesby,
Mr. ami Mrs. I. Ifnlsev Brain Jr.
announced tmlny the birth of n
son, Irving Ilium III, on Aug, 20
at Greenville, S. C, Mr*. Brain
wdll he remembered a* the former
Kathleen IlnY-nck, daughter of
Mrs. Miblie,| Bnhcoek
of
this
city.
The first American wnmnn who
wa» a prnfeasionnl author was
Hannah Adams, whose first book,
published In 1781, was called " A h
phuhntleal Cnnipedlum of the Varlour Sect* which Have Appeared
from the Beginning of the Chi
Inn Era to the Present Day,"
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T U B 9ANP0IID .HERALD
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W IIA T — The
American Legion
Campbell Loosing Po«t No. 11
wilt dedicate the Memorial
Stadium lo all Seminole County
service men and women who
have served their country In Ibe
armed force*. The dedication
ceremonies will lie ataged be
tween the first
und second
games of the scheduled San*
furiLI'atutku doutilehrader. It
will h Imo lie "Family Night" al
Memorial S I a d t u n,.
Many
awards will be presented to
familirs by the Seminole Blue
Management.
W H E R E — Memorial Stadium
W H E N — 'Tomorrow afternoon al
5:13 p.m. Ihe first game will
begin. 7:00 p.m. the unveiling
ceremonies of n bronze plaque
In front of the stadium. 7:13
p.m. ceremonies will continue
inside Ihe Stadium. Al 8:00 p.m,
Blues wilt play second game of
twin b ill
A D M IS S IO N — One bargain fam
ily ticket for entire family for
the games and ceremonies in
side the stadium. Nn admission
for unveiling o fplaqu# In front
of stadium.
Leaders
Cost Of Living Is
At All - Time high
FigWes Disclose
W ASH ING TON
DATA
A ia jo r L e a g u e
'tliurMla), Aug. I I , 1952
Ur
A S S O C IA TE D
PRESS
American League
Railing — Pain, Philadelphia
311; Miuhell, Cleveland and Wood
IIriK■ New York. .321; Kell, Uostrm
313; Goodman. Ronton, .300.
tv -T l i ' rest fit
Pet.
.733
039
512
.308
.300
4J3
307
233
nuns uaucu in — mmy, i.ieve * luytnna Reach
uml, Hi, Robinson, Chicago, HI
’nlatka
men! reached u new record today,
t-r.-ilul Philadelphia, 78; Iterra Jax Reach
bringing a three cent In uly |ny
New York, 77; Dropo, Detroit, 7fl .Jllllllll
hike to ninri' ttirui one mi.lorn anio
11 .is — r'ox, Chicago, 133; Robin
uln'itlo
workers
. 011. Chicago and ham, Philadel Leesburg
The newest consumer's price In
phia. 149; Jenson, Washington, 137; .oroa
d r i. reflecting the cost nf loml,
\v 11a. Cleveland, ISO.
National League
clothing, shelter and other eon
Home runs — Doby, Cleveland
Hotin ty Ii
75
lUiiier items ns of July l.'i, moved
27; m-rra, New York, 23; Zernlal
08
Vew York
10 190 8 per rent of tin- 1933 1939
Plilladelphla,
22;
Rosen.
Clevelam
119
>1 lami*
average.
and IJropo. Detroit, 20
03
Philadelphia
It was I 3 points higher than the
P.fehlng
—
Conauegrn,
Washing
68
11,t ,in<>
June Index unit 3 jier cent higher
ton.
0
0,
1
000;
Shunt*.
Philadel
42tl
49
tosloii
than the level of January. 19.31
phiu, 21 4, Bit); Hast hi. New York. Cincinnati
30
.4 J. 834; Gurmnn. No wYork, 4 1
35
illi'limgli
HUO; flearden. St. I .mils 7 2. 778
Amerlran League
The Inereaxe eontlnued n steadj
National League
383
70
New York
flVr iniiiilhs’ elnnh In the eost of
Halting - Muxltil, SI Louis. 324; Cleveland
.370
ea
living fur moderate Income elly
Kluaiewskl, Cincinnati, .310; Lock
.539
U2
>0*1011
families
mart, New York, .309; Raurnholtx .Vathlngton
325
02
/The Hiirraii of Labor Slallslli-s
1 'lueago. .303; Robinsun, Brooklyn,
317
62
.'lilcago
(BUS), an arm of lltu Labor Do
302.
00
.317
T I T U S V I L L E T ID E S
'hlludelphla
narlmenl, publishes a rosl of living
turns hatted In — Sauer, Chicago
.417
30
Friday, Auguat 22
it. luiilis
Index each month
too; Hodge*. Brooklyn, 83; Thom
328
Jet toll
lil.S sold " ii sharp rise" In food
aon, New York, 81; Ennla, Pbtla
h:4.J p. in.
2:19 p. m.
prices was primarily responsible
ueiphia, 7H; S.augider, St Ixiula. Vliumi Reach
43
074
89
PIMSIVILV HOLDINO H ll CHIN, I ’rlni* Aly Khan farei the cameraman
lor the higher overall living easts
IMI.
*
I
K
*
A
Z
U
K
V
.
U
K M I1 M
f.V
*
GOO
43
91
Miseellnnetms goods and sen
at Ilia track In hid Mar, Ctllf. Pictured with the wealthy iportaman
Miami
t*r
AU II UN Hill A \ II.
575 riMg
Hit* — Adam.i, Cincinnati, H7; ,’nmpa
37
77
iota, Including higher automobile
mo i l l ^ ^ i i George Itnfi (center; and Qtarge UavU. (tnteriiailunuh
>1 -'Jmil It 4TI* 1<11
t*7* Ilk*
340 K nn'tijftii 11! lo« *
Schoendicn*t, SI. laiula, 144; Mu
03
61
04
41 Petersburg
Ilk
ininrniiee rates anil ineihenl raie
slat. SI I amis, 142; tankman New
507 ) 1llInili- rrm
G8
00
advanced 3 in of 1 per cent, rents
tuvnna
l
77
u
W
V
I
II
431 rtr tint
York, 138; Ilainner Philadelphia
77
.Vest Palm Reach 59
wVre iiii 2 Hi ol t per cent, mid
4J 1 I I I
ICiHcnhowcr
It* 1*1 . m
130
313 floiKtfr9U
Lakeland
47
fond unvalued 11-j per lent lie
1mmllnoral r r « i « i •»*tr tlf*»t
mi
% 71
SDH
207 1*111*1|l|| •% 37B
Home runs - Sauer, Chicago
99
4ey West
30
tween June 13 uml July 13
40B tur
i
«;
1
Miillriril
Cj
SI
;*iu
W ED N ES D A Y'S R E S U LTS
ruud policy and blasting al ecu- I ! , I lodge*. Itjooklyn, 27; Killer,
Hit MHi
1DR
1
i
SSI
Iraliruliun nf jdiwer in Washington, I’itlsluirgh, 2H; Gordon. Huston. 19 ;
Florida Stale League
drew cheers today from Republi Mathews, Itoston amt Thomson.
h'l.and 0 Leesburg 0
New York, 18
can*
luiksonvllle Reach 0 Sanford 5
N EW YO R K id*— A nine-year out
(Continued From Page due)
Pitching
—
line,
Brooklyn,
9
1,
The
tit
It*
presidential
nominee
Irlaudu 3 Cocoa 1
It A T o N Ito lIG K , La. (At— Luuisi
hoy drowned In Brooklyn's Gownnooo; Williclm, New York. 112,
1«* It Is always wrong. Thai was .ii i .i liettmi rats tiave pledged the outlined Ills views before an en HID; Black, Brooklyn, 9 2, 818; .inytonu Beach 9 Palatk* 3
us Canal Wednesday, und his faAmerican league
in res|xmse to an Inquiry whether stale's in eleeturs to presidential thusiastic crowd ol aliuul 20.000 Yulia*. St I aims, M2, Hub. Roberts,
liter tiled of a heart attack rushing
I'leveland 18 Boston 8
ha Intends to answer an article candidate Adlai Stevenson bill have in lloise. Idaho, lute Wednesday Phlludelphiii, 20 0, 709
to Hie rescue.
hlrago 12 New York 3
in the magazine Dial said he gave withheld i-iidnl ,eim'ld of the putty's and Then flew lo Kansas City fur
The victims were John J. Cas
a conference today with G O P lead
Philadelphia 4 Detroit 3
the cotmlry false mloi matam about I., kel
sidy, 30, and his son. Robert.
it I anils at Washington postI hi victory lot Stevenson came era from seven Midwestern stulcs
a grain shortage
The youngster had been pluylng
Ills (light from lloise to Kansas
Iinned, rain
Trum an said In hadn't read the mi ,i n to 9 ioie by the Democratic
along
anal bunk when
ig thee
.........................................
____ he
______
a fell
National Ltagut
article and didn’t Intend to lie Si de <ioli.il < iiiumillee Wed nr* City was delayed by bad weather
In. Tuld of Ihe nccidmit, Ihe fatrouklyn 0 Cincinnati 3
laid he almost Ili-vel t ru d i the da> .mil a ned the Stevenson ami engine tumble- a minor tire
Iher collapsed while running to the
Post bei uui.u It always Is wrong Sparkman tiekel full hilling under when exhaust gasses Irnm an cn
M IAM I iitv-Mlatnl'a Orange Bowl 'hiladelphla 3 Pittsburgh I
scene. .
*1
Ixnils
9
Boston
2
(called
7Vr
Aaked how lie knows, whether to tin traditional and familiar rooster gine of tils piano Ignited.
football game next New Year's
Elsenhower, departing from Ith Day will he leleeasl to the nation
inning*, ruin)
got a briefing no SUCH llilllgl, the emblem oil Hu- November ballot
A IK S TR IP SAVES L I F E
twi n ‘ ii on tollers of Hie 100 prepared address, told the lloise to the first "Jive" T V show ever to New York at Chicago, postponed,
rreildent Mild all la* needs to do
WINDOW RUCK, A id n — mdl
rain
ll look at Hie table of looleol- mail committee .aid they were not iimlleme that Hie paths of Hie ex originate in .South Florida
an trader Sammy Day told Nav
Florida Inteinulloiial League
.<>■'. anli endorsing the Illinois frente led uml Hie tar rigid both
and he knows
t'olumhlu Hruudeusling System
aJo* at Isolated Pine Springs that
lend to tyranny -and dial the Trti official* In New York confirmed .Miami Beach 5 Havana 0
ow
i
nor
and
Ins
vice
pre-ildentlal
If they'd help him build an ait
Another lloe id ipiesthmlng i eo
man administration Is travelling Ihul arrangements with the Orange Miami 3 3 Lakeland 0 0
*lrlp. It 1111,;hl some day savo a
tcred on an exchange of cone Mioumg mate. Sen John Sparkman left
He promised u change
i
M.iliaioa
and
that
they
certnill
4
t
Petersburg
I
West
Paint
Reach
Bowl
committee
for
T
V
presenta
life.
Ipomlem e between Gov Steven am
And he Mild Washington lias su thm of the Jun I classic have
Iv
weie
not
lullfying
the
party's
l
and a Portland oewspiiper editor
The Indian* finished the work
much power now "the government been made, uml a contract signed lampu 5 Key West 4
Which referred to "the mess m philfm m
Wednesday A half hour later 4does
everything
hot
come
in
and
V
lop
pails
platform
leader
who
T
O
D
A
Y
’S
GAM
ES
for Ihe necessary amplifying equipWashltnilon " Trum an - aid lie had
year <dd Anderson Six got art or
Florida State Ix-ague
‘ill between
no comment because he know noth a -1wl iml lo be olenlifU'd said the wash Ihe dishes fur the housewife " mrnt on Ihe coaxial cable
align peel caught in Id* throat urn
oi
hull
gave
the
nominee*
"a
seal
Some
ol
Ihe
G
t)P
plaudits
InDuytnnu
llcuch
nt
Leesburg
Miami
and
Jacksonville
iltg of any mess
waa strangling.
in ibe tiilimiy instead of tin- limit received today:
luckxonvlllt'
Reach
al
Orlando
The Miami Dully News said Ihe
James Itlckle, comtmmdvr of Ihe
A reporter noted that So vensoti low of the party "
Sen Mmult of South Dakota— Orange Howl would receive ISO, Sanford al PaltHku
Novujo Civil Air Patrol xquadrai
has sun) soim-thlnit "to the < [f— i
Mi lolii'i
■■milled mil a "split " A sound sense ol direction Ini the 800 for television right* to thn I' 11con ul Del.uhd
stationed ul Window Rock, flew to
that he wants to hrllnt ll ic ln -d i tleket" move by a 3H 32 Vole
ruining campaign "
American league
game It *uid also "it Is under
Hie newly completed air strip urnClltllg ol what's gone mi fur 30
< ommitlee Vlie I Tiiiirrnr.il W J.
Sen IlleVpnlxnper of Iowa " E x
Chicago
at
New
York
stood"! Imt overtures have lieen
removed Ihe child to the Ft. De
years."
Krik-am. New Orleans, termed the tremely sound."
levelund
at
Hovton
made lo Hie Hialeah and Gulf
flume. Ariz.. Medical Center. Doc.
II was then Hint Tru m a n spoke Hnal din Islim a big Stevenson vic
Son. Iloimoit of Utah Wvxtorn stream Have Trucks for telecast St Louis at Washington (night)
tors suid the child was Q'tf "* •*
of Infusing new blood Into the tory because "it pledges our elec
era, particularly, will approve the Ing of their major races during (Only game* scheduled)
ger.
|
Demneralle Party while declaring tors to Ills tleket ”
speech because "W o don't want the Ihe winter season.
National
league
1
there will lie no turning litiek on
In the past, the committee usu government to turn us Into reser
New York at Chicago (2)
What the parly lias done for 20 ally Inis tad pledged its eleetora.
Key West ut Tampa
vation Indians."
Brooklyn al Pittsburglv"4CMKTAIIJ4" FATAL
year*
Miuml Beach at Havana (2)
T w o eleeturs, W Scott Wilkinson
N IA G A R A KALIJt, N Y UB— An llostnn nl SI. Louis (night)
While Hie question* were pop and Grove Slaffnid, promptly re
Lakeland - Miami doutilcheuder
K E F A U V K K N O T MAD
overdose ot cocktails made of shel 1 Only games scheduled)
ping along similar lines, tossing signed niter blasting the nallimul
Wednesday night takes place of to
Florid 1 International League
W ASH ING TON Uh-H en. Estes ter ami sherry has caused the
■’ T n im n n what the Uemnrrntlc [dirty they will lie rcpliireil by ac
Kefuuver nl Tennessee said tmlny deaths ol live men here hlm e Mon Si Petersburg al Weal Palm Reach night's scheduled contest
ramlldulfs have been laying, he
tion of congrcsalunul district com- he lias "no sour grapes" amt will day, u Niagara Comity coroner re
W8* asked whelhet "you have any inltlces
campaign vigorously fur Ihe Dent ports.
Uallttg ul living a target " lie said
jilt tiekel proposal
. . .......would
........
.The split
<
Dr
James W. Henry said
he can't possibly he a target on have pul Sleveiuun nml Spuikmait neralle ticket
Kefuuver, who led on the Demo Wmlnesday that agents nf the U. S
the Uemurralie side hr muse he Is under Hie donkey Instead nf the
crallc
convention's
first
presided
Food and Drug Ailminlstration had
the key of the campaign Of course traditional rooster emblem which
he will hr a target of Klsenltowrr is tar more familiar to laiulsiann Hal nominatlmi ballot imt eventual been called In to Investigate Ihe
ly
lost
lo
Gov
Adlai
Stevenson
of
possibilities of nnrrntlr peddling
his eahnrls, Tru m a n said
Deinoci at.*
Illinois, made the statement after in connection with Hie deullti.
As In how he Is a campaign key
a
conference
with
Steidien
Mill'll
Ilearv said one man had admit
he laid the Demncrntle Parly must
ell, new chairman of the party ti'd In-fore he died that he had
run f/li the record ol T ru m a n a ml
national
committee
taken some kind of pills along with
PltlNCLSM IS 22
Rooievell administration-! Mitchell told reporters the ruin the eorklail
It* said he couldn't comment on
1
miller
will
make
"full
use"
of
Kr
HA!.M uKAI., Scotland vfi— Prill
blevlnson'a statement to a news
cunhAeure Wednesday that i-ormp cess Margaret I* 22 toilay and | louver In Ihe eutnpalgn. lie said
M Y S T E R Y CAR S O U G H T
like
many unnther llrltlsti little sis I Kefattver will lie asked tu cam
lion has lieen "proven" In exist
R IV ER S ID E, Calif. t* --A mys
In Washington because lie hadn't li-r, r.lu-'i ..pending her birthday paign In Calltnrula uml Ohio.
quietly with Ihe family
1among other stales
Kelauve r terious
Nous speeding
spr
car was the only
aeon an hi Hole on it
The |>H!fe princess, one of Hie made strong showings In preslden clue tndav
iv In the hrulnl slaver nf
Aa for Elsenhower’* remark
gayi
-t
leader*
of
t.omlon's
Miiart
1
Hal
primaries
In
tmth
states
Kathryn Kmn^el, 16, whoso bat*
Wednesday at Itolse, Ida . that Ho
<1 until Hie death af her father.
lered, mule hiMv was found oil a
adtnlnlslruliou Is applying "tin
King
George
VI,
collier
tills
year,
H
U
M
L
T
A
K
E
S
O
V
E
R
highway early Wednesday.
philosophy ol Hie h i t , " Trnmui.
dunned tweeds and <eu*ihle low
N EW YOR K
- Economist
Motorist
Fred* *Lacy told
...................
hi officers
laid he limlu't read that either heeled nIioi-n l n pintle on Ihe
Hcurdslcy RumI, wlm laughingly lie met a fast traveling autumn
or the Rpptdihean nominee's stale
Grnuse Moors near here
admits tnut lie once was an en bile a few nmnieiils before he came
mrnt that the government does
(fin en Eli/utielh II. the Duke nf rolled Republican, took over today upon the body on a lonely road
everything Imt runic In and wash
Edinburgh
and
Queen
Mother
KHz
the chuirmunshlp of Ihe finunee near Palm Springs.
thjVmtuaewlfc'* tllsltes.
ohclh were In he (here, tugelher eulnmiltee of the Democratic Na
Police sold It apparently hail
. t b a t ^ T r u i n a n said, will lie gum> with friend* nf Hu- royal family
tional C'nmmlllee
lieen thrown from that car. The
Inti Tlfnier diirefully a lull.- later
A small family birthday parly was
He
promised
a
fund
raising
cam
vehicle could nut have passed with
on. bin Ht will be on the slump, lo he In-Id tonight In draughty Rat
onluu that would tie "cheerful, rf out running over the body pot
not kl g Views conference
mural Castle hot no ufllctul ride flclent, convenient and successful." salt), anil there were no tire marks
tie keeps up with gen hrulions were planned
RumI, noted us the originator of on the girl's flesh.
cral
Yttcli as them! if he
the pay-as-you-go lax plan, waa
Lucy said he could not deter
doert'l Yenfl idafiii ihein. Truman
appointed to Ihe fund-raising post mine the make of the car.
---------aald he' knows ™
morn
about■ govern
Wednesday by the Democratic can
JAPA N (TIA IlG K S n tlM K S
men! than any man in ihe United
didate, Gov. Adlai Stevenson.
H A FK TY BOARD N A M ED
Slates. Ami ho said he knows ex
TO K Y O i/P -Japanese lawyers
actly what thn opposition I* going
W
ASHING TON t*i Preildtnl
0 say. “Read‘ Wendell 1 , willkle lodny that United Stales and Unit
Q U IN T U P L E T D IES
Trum an today named a three
1* suggested Head Thomas E cd Nnlliiu* servicemen In Jtpan
have lepcutcdly committed vicious
8AO PAULO, llraill LW-Ono o( member federal Coal Mine Safety
n«*ov. He »ald you gel a repent— c-r'oies
Hoard of Review to aerve under
It l all lieen said liefnre.
the girl quintuplets born to Mra. the new law that atrengUiena fed
The Federation of Bar Associa Merle Albino, 38, at San Carlo*
tions sent a resolution to the V , «• Tueaday night died at a hoapltal eral supervision over mlnea.
commander asking
Alex U. Miller, retired official
here today. Thp other four were of the bureau of mlnea, waa ap
rial ...........
reported
In
good
condition.
tnry
The liable*, weighing lei* than pointed to head the board.
High taiw i'rectp.
A u. n . spoKesmau laid lunlg .
Charles It. Prmuaon, acting late
Ashbvillu
87
ni
he had nn knowledge of the Idler three pound* each at birth, wore ly director of the United Mine
placed
In
an
incubator
In
a
mater
Bolton
79
nt
nml declined comment.
Workers, and 32 year-old Joaeph
Chicago
78
711
(1. Solarl, Chicago, were named
" l l la tu he deeply regretted that
Loa Angela*
73
02
S
offenses ol a vlcioua nature of all
aa other member*.
■w Ortuans
92
71
kind* have been repeatedly com
T h e new law glvea a federal In*
aw York
811 (lit
mitted nr late toy Ihe officiate amt
apector power lo withdraw work*
Seattle
71
47
other member* nf the UntlM Nuara from a v i n e where there la
Washington
83
(19
tlmis armed force* and the United
The Yalu River compare! with
Jacksonville
03
71
States' armed f a r m in Japan," two Susquehanna River In iti
Miami
88
77
the resolution read- It Urn not elab length and It* ahorellne of foraatTallahasaee
8!l
73
orate.
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Florida International League
i
Mr. Truman
Louisiana Pledget)
Klertors To Adlai r S ta,n"“ .... ... .
Hut Nothing More
■*
ItOY IIItOWNS, FATHER DIES
Orange Lowl Game
Will lie TelevlHetl
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C H IR O P R A C T O R
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lit ha* brill t«r*|U«itit AHalllPt jriMl
ml Truririiin Pertillier ComiKiuy*
i •ut'iHii a lInti; Nstcn FeHlllier Ciiffl*
t.iny. fnrturrly Nitrate AnencUi
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f■tii] liroM et h C m llt Corpurntlnn. ii f o r e t h e fit |t *li»i o f S e i i l e t l t l o i
l l u l l t o do
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in w i t n e s s
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h e r e u n t o - r I n n liii m l a n d t h e ot
f h l . i l urn I o f »a*d C o t l l l
mi
bar.
r*.rd F i o . t d * thi** B i b d a v u f A ti
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A tto r n e y lo t P la in ti f f
F or New
“VIM, VIGOR
And VITALITY”
The Family Car Will Always l^ecd B etter
A fter A Visit With
MERLE at
Warner’s Gulf Service Station
•VAKK W IL L S A V K YO U R C A R "
Cornrr Fir* I uml Sanford
tIn- C i r c u i t C o u r t In a m i l o r S e n I
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w it n e s s m y h a n d
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but
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jitrain ’ I i o n in t h e i ’ ll* ul t C o u r t " i
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N i n t h J m l 11*in I C i r . nH In a n d
t o r d l i ' R t o p in t l.hei e o f re* or.I
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mouth Count v ,N>w Ji tnev Cm#
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t l U i o f n ab l i tin**’ h f l t u r M A i l r h
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p l r a i h n a In n i Ii I i i i i si * peri**difi|lv
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gv'*le« vpfv’itvnlty tv cut t>w »,V,
gam* margin »*paraling tiixw
frvM tie* Araleaa, »i** are lead) tug the five vthwr team* in the
ieagve f,/» ll^r fv'iftll play vff »p*/t
in «b> ie*tt M’aavi, Kiia'jgiiiieaay'*.
i
I'alatra Ivtt fv r tire **evnd
will l*« admitted
apvr, lb* p*/*li»»a vf a *p*'ial ilra ig h l night t/r the M'vrvd plaee
bargain dural
Many awaidr will eraytvna liraeh ItU ndera, 'r ■'!, but
Uyi. Vt krap tba
lianfvrd
fa mad* dvr In* tha dviblOt* *d»»
Tba w a u lfv l evening'* a rllville . (five* h ■ gsm a« U birtd Ilia |j *'*
b ill enmiaarm a t b i t p m . tv *,f tb» , «,
w
L. P H . G il Glp
m vnvw
aflraTI IA b!S,
f'aiale m
V
n***rn w|i|,
tt,«
m V ) Si'tb a w
ilrlaiid v
a
Klutr
nlayivg
i A NV m illll 41 V I M l *Vr ID
f'alatla In tbn
Mean i blla III 1.1«dv **pil siPrat
gaiaa v f
i/ed vn Iba Aralaa
tb* dv<ri*i« /**•
railing
tor*.
At 7 ;W
• itbin J*-i fane*
U, |u (tin ibdi' a
leading pie*It ivn.
lion
rai emvntea
A itvally, vnly two
will begin W t
aciured vf playrnff Ix ith*
Thay
lilt* Ilia tttadluin
are lit t.ai 'l and J a r ftvnih, Oia
with tha unvall'
winner and runner-up in ti.e Ini
In# of a l/ivnr**
tial half
Kline liel.and will |,ie,bpla/pia 11*,wring
sbly will tl
hsl t I w Hh d Day
a ll
a«>vi*em*it
1vita l . a •: '1 i ififh frit m vnd
arid wvmeu from
lUmlnvla O m n ' y e*ii*l tb* war p U ’ *, tb*n w: II hv a w t b* i plavvff berth r/iu'if avsilahl v.
Ill
fu d .
egh.
ffyar It"'! leglvnnalie*
frrriw the vtb. i w vrd. th Lan> 1, Dsytvtis ari'f
(ompbell |/*»*lng l'« » l No, 61 will la . Ill Ml b Ml .. ticw (hr f> h-miit
U praaaut in inp* alvng with rrp - whir Ill will fillakw Iht- fjjay 'iff)
rt at ill alive* f» i*m all Id |x,*t» In II ml h fluid 1u Irani l» IIFH Ivd
The fvurtli team I* pi* in i vii
IM* Math l l l . t i l . l l ami aeveral
Ibe- ba.la vf tba learnt wvn-tval perOllier pvet* Ihrmlghviil tha •****•
Kv llvwlng tb* In went Ivu by rvntage mark fvr bvlb lialvr* frvin
Chaplain Jvlm llvi,laIn. r, vf lb* Hiii'ii y tin nther fivit tram* In
Naval A ir H u tlvn at tb* unvellm* tb* league C tiiie n ljy, vnly tliren
t t i t w m y . innaik* vii tb* unveil •e-Mlria are In ivntentlvn fvr Ibla
In# Will ba Iliad* by I'vat (Mill
iM itdar J , l)*nv*r Cvidell mid by
Cant. Karl* T , U u ik * . pv#l bla-
The pnmt
will ha
uieed and tba atght grayhtntndtp
having th* hig brat
•»
the fmraki of tb* rlinvitia'iue.
in m
• r tn a o m a c d — a/iatta wile
laaraead Half Dolly . Dvaklai
l*orot*i y, apeodr Dixie. Ita terra ■
lata. Bkldlab. AtleaUnca.
Lvckr
map,
Kd* Ollda
an, hh.dvwa.
HL
__
/tom* M
Mila
---------b—
TH
I Nil K aAcrK
- a.ioin*
vck. Bill Piper.
T o m n y J , Hl| gbook.
Slapping Nail a.
'Ivloao TroL ...
, r r o r H T M M A C D — B 'la tb a M ila
iBllwlurtlwt
»t
glillngulahed
guest* by Kstlyls Hmuhvldsr.
A fj»(t raiamunv will follow,
end th* flag
will b« tbs'
whisll WM |il*r*d oil III* <of fill of
th* lain .faik fjllloii, first « f •I*"
World Wai II liarous h u m H»ml
nol* Coijnyt in b* killed In a'Hon.
An honor guard of Io i n I Negro
J.tglmiflilr*. of IIm f.Tisiln* Y ouiik
I'nal 807, will 4Ml ry III" flag to
(h* flag |io|o afl*r receiving it
from Oumiilkiidar Coritsll
and
Wilt p M 'lilll II to 1*0*1 (lit |IMhL
rnmiiiandci* J <f Galloway and
Jam** filiiglelsiy for tlm II hk
raising.
I.luiil* will no onl, •oil Mi.
N.I.F, following lli» buglii rail to
Ihw color*, and with |iollri» m r
■put lights focused on the scan*,
•ml with lli# ham! playing I In*
filar Spangled llanncr, il>« flag
(• 111UK earamutiy will follow,
fir, w , P. IlmiiKa Jr., pastor of
''*df ] l ? H kMACie— a / l«b a Mil*
Hhy Nymph. Cru.a W alk, Our
Jerry, My Own Ruby,
Uaboock.
r:d • lln.a. He. Cap. A-llaad.
l l i V I l t f l l MAt n — h'latha W|l.
Handy Faro. Powder b
Paint.
l\»a
Mow Lovely,
Ilicur
Ilia.
Brokar, ponra. Ballon
8 Bad.
Eager AL
8:l rrtiT il h a i r — I i n Ik*
k . Milo
r>. n . r n l l . —
Iialby. Chad. Qarommn,
a. C o p lt* ^
v.ara fl.purt. My Malma,
. 1m
MACD— B / t«k * M U * .
,,,Kvalyn
pV
4T0i t Marla,
Frash Guy. IM
Danton. M ail. Daaras.
J- Ha«k
,-iui »* wind Hong, Oaro.
T K V r il nArr>— llaarb Caurs*
Ilr'.waril Brad. Ilrava
Burton
Irnn (lr « r . Mlsl*d Beauty, Niff*
Tima, »lr
Lucky
Haven. Tult*
tltiontt. Jury’s I’al
i » f*e*<*U
i
Thi* I. Ilnliavri’a H|*vrting
Club whirh lv*t « bitterly fought play off aerie*
to W ll.o n -M a le r for tb* avithall tharnplofikhip of Kmif»r<l till. aumrii< i
ItobaviT* ton, C. O. Jonea, Dob Mason, Hill Fleming, and Walter Graham. Top row, left to
plareil aervnd in tha regularly athaelulrd aenavn mul fuicml W il.vn -M a li i to go Ibe right. Hen Wigglna, Max Pundom, Hob Huaore, Homer Htoffer, Gene I'ennington,
limit vf five gam e. Iv win the ebamplvnahlp. Front row, left to right, Jim I ’erinlng- ami Chuck lllaaen.
fly K E N T C H K T IrA IN
Hpe.rla Kdelerr
Friday
rlday night's Memorial Hladlum
dadbnlmn mid Family Night ax
wl/I he
be? (andtrnvngmi/n that will
wlrliril Into tb* Hernlrmle HluaI’nlHtkn Aralaa .cliedulrd twin
hill abould afford enough enterlalnriiriit for Ibe average fan.
U in , k A lu m
No. S3 iiwp* Joel Field, I.i* ion
dedltallon chairman, a debt nf
thanha fur hla planning and
affiHta for lha dadlcallim. Field
apant n bailer part irf I hla year
trying lo tin* up n long IUI
of e lll* and national Ix-glnn
ralebrllle* In nllaml lha Memiirlal Ktadlum'e drdiralion, all In
•in avail,
Th* National American Legion
Commander was contacted on
numerous
occaelfins by Field
e'
but dates h n d
time could not lie
I ,i r o li r I 1 n d
between the two
lx-glonnalres.
ft la ti fitting
T, be
Hemlnnl*
I I 1ii «
manage,
nmol has gone
overboard for Ilia
families of local
fans by offering
t bcin a w a r d s ,
which a* General
Manager J n li n
Krhiitr aald earli
er Hill weak, “ la
our war nf ifiowIn#
tha rlub'a
appreciation for
th e
wnndarfol Jah# NrWar
barking during (ha staton that
will aliable tha niuai to flntih
the sclimliile."
Hanfonf and lha Campball
l.nailm A mar Iran Legion I’oat
age to Hanford’*
war
daml
by
dedicating
*h "
stadium, which it
T j f . DfJftWlf Hfich lilaiulori,
MW W I'llfp Ip lh« jfiiuo, uiad
MINI nil; «m! four Pi U i m arrnri
W Win (hair gatiia. Pafallm pul
J u i r m i n pitched h li u t h
TMtory of (ho year
over Tut-pfaoo
i>j
|{|
k>
(j(
(|,
.
Jn
ft l inj
n
I
II
(1 it o
1 o
gum*.
The umpire ruled that Schulti
hart to bat for himself and then
Jerry promptly lined out a game
winning single.
Larry (lalaa, who la cur
rently trying out for lha Hamlanlt High Hehoot football learn
and who played outfield on this
yrkr’
rV akrceasfnt Jen Inr legion
nine, his what we think la a
striking facial resemblance lo
Jaehle Jensen, star Washington
.Senator outfielder.
•'i Marine made
Webb Jonaa
John Keotl, new Celery Fed
ilic lila Jump to tlm CI h m A A rage mentor, reached Akron Pile!
Tm m
League nml been me thn
High lo the state
second minted player to w a r
basketball cham
play in that circuit.
pionship in 1DU
Jnal Field
lha flna arhlaveniant nf piogtevv
In Hanford.
Hill (Iraaarm, Nairn pltrker,
who hurled « shutout victory
oatr tha Han Antonio Missions
back*
• y n u i l PaiNikR u ,i.
bud • dog "n*rWebb
Jones, who tec*
orumended t h n
bullet arm fling.
«r tv the HL
Ixnle
Hrownlcs
nod tlm Okla
homa I n d i a n a .
Grenson waa dlscharged fiom the
Marine* in June
and wrote Jones
for a job. In n
s h o r t JJm<- I h n l i ^ X w B R H
Avni/led,”
Ironically, Greason'a debut In
Ihi* Torn* loop war again*! Iloli
Hodgkins, Iho f|r*t Negro per
former In the longue.
(ircanon
loot Hodgkin* nml tha Dallas
Fugle* In that flirt tc*t.
A r llv ille * w ill cornmenra a t tribute that tlm
ft: I ft p. in. end w ill laa t a t least I n r s I l.cglou
un til 10:00 p, m.
should pay hum
■J* . oih«r ••mai, Jackinnvlll* k<
*
Kiploitar. Ilamo Slat. She K ta p #
n m lUaor. Daaart W arrior. Gray
Sir. **T--'
Babel
*n»»* gain
.-w.**■w*, ...
Hurbaia.
Bill a
Danbar,
It*
n i - T H IIAC»P— a/iatba MHO
rrilo .
Mlar Kkadow,
Hun.pun
Pitch. No Taaan, Oxford. Court
The Sports
Register
will fvl
Tor. Joy t
Stln* Lea. M'lnaad
.
Th* aacuud program
Malt U .llr Drawer
Wild t»al*L g v « v . Jally
Harry.
Jayieti*. My Hangar. Main Evant.
U* have, Tru dy Down
and Into the fin
al* the following
year.
In six
year* of h i g h
school coaching
Bcott has guided
hla chargss into
the Ohio H t a t e
c a g e regional*
for four m o r e
„
„
, y«H * . It la little
Harmea Morris wonder that Csl-
14
H O m tA LL
CLKARWATEIt (At - Hollywood
beat Pensacola Navy 5 4 In 10 ln ^
nlngs Wednesday night and will®
meet Clearwater tonight to decide
the Florida state softball cham
pionship.
Hollywood came lo life In the
eighth Inning to score twice and
He the game 4-4, then punched
■croia the winning run In the
ninth.
*nd Dual) Rhode* with
each, followed by Johnny tmbra
with nine and Fred Cavatlaro
and Franji Hmllh lied at five
apiece.
The Hlues have hit a total of
8’J this year and still have 11
Turbine generators provide 00
games to play at thla writing . . . P«rr cent of all household electricity
finis, used in the United Stales.
INTRODUCING
I.G CAt, rriM P A H V IN H O M E M IP R O V B M E N f F IE L I I
t
C A P A B L E O F H A N D L IN G A L L P H A S E S O F C O N
S T R U C T IO N IN R E M O D E L IN G A N D A D D IT IO N S .
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M A IN T A IN S K IL L E D W O R K M E N A N D D E S IG N E R S .
W K F IN A N C E Y O U R JO B O N A M O N T H L Y B A S IS W IT H
NO M O N EY D OW N!
W i; A LS O M A K E A R R A N G E M E N T S O N N E W H O M ES.
CHUCK ALENO
SCHOOL
IN SHOES DESIGNED TO GIVE YOUR CHILD PLENTY
OP COMFORT AND LONG WEAR . . . AT PRICES TO FIT
YOUR POOtEfBOOKI
4i no
a 4 11
l 0 <1 0
nai l
4
«T to f f 15
non mil iao-.o
ooo «>o uos—*
I, Tramlwny, Kl•rt#, OomalM I.
actioni thick rub*
, traction traad.
»|.49& up
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IT YOU D O *T
r*t*lt* f o u r Sanford Herald, City
TH E W EA TH ER
D «U v a ry , by 7:00 P. M., ptes»« rail
C ln r
prrtlv Motitlv through 3*1Utllav w|Hi widely xeattere.l aftermwm thiindcrshirwera rxrept a fese
nlgl.l and morning dinner* on the
lower F i«l I ■•**(.
SThr
Y ELLO W CAR M il
H a n fo r d
*
VOLUME XLIV
AN
Eotabllshed 1908
IN D E P E N D E N T H A IL V
SANFORD,
FLORIDA
iim
NEW SPAPER
FRIDAY.
ilo
^
AUGUST
A w r titled I’rcvs Leaned Wire
22. tl>:»2
NO. 1
Moscow Radio Herald Celebrates 44th Birthday; Oil Companies A d lai C a lls
Blasts U.S. As Files Indicate Times Have^haiiged ^ r t Accused H arry Trum an Nixon W ill Support
Crime Ridden
Of Unfairness “ Key Figure” McCarthy Same A s
1
1V HOBO
AN
nilhllr
aTiil that
ll>
HO BO U
DK
EA
N
nubllr il*'tn
demand
(bat Thu
Th e llnrulil
Herald
T h r Sanford Herald, which first mb* l»e n established . . .
appeared In print Aug. 22. IPOS,
"The Herald will not. he of a
celebrates 14 year* or continuous billon* hue nr a rabid nature but
pnhliration III the lame building will treat all subject* in a straight
forward manner, giving the high
the I Hr It. J. Holly, The Hoi a ll anil the low, the rich and the
incorporated «* The Herald poor, the same equal Justice.
Printing Company by M i. Holly.
"We want It to go Into the
W, M, Hsyjtes, today owner of home like me Florida sunshine,
the Haynes Office Machine C o m spreading hop*, faith and belief
pany, and G. W. Kinahau in IDI I. in God nnd man, full of comfort
Mr. Holly edited the paper till ind encouragement
Bv G. M I L T O N K E L L Y
19211 when it pasted Into the hands
With happy reports of civic proof th» present publishers except grass and...................................
'social activity, the first , W A S H I N G T O N 'J*— The Muted
for a period of several year.* dur t .me of the Herald certainly does Security A grnry ( M S A ) . In it n> 1
ing World War I when Mr, Holly not seem to tie "of a hlllpus hue." rc|Hirl In Investigating senat »
served overseas with Hie Red The major arllele on the front has areused llvell S nil coin, ,
Cm** and the Herald was edited pu •" tells of a "most Interesting nles of heaping " a n undue bill'd. .,
minting" of the C ity Council at'.
on the American taxpnye
by Mr, Haynes.
Inspection of the first Issue of width "three rompatiles ask to put tor (heir own profit
It named the live as Stand.,.1
The Ib'tnld whlrh appeared Sat In electricity
icily and two ntbrra ask
urday, Aug. 22. 1998, reveal* a fianehlses tor slieel railway*.
Oil nf New Jersey, Stand ard
'>■
trflcrtlou of simple country liv
One of the group* seeking a of Callfornln, Gulf (Til Co.. Rncm
ing as It was found In an Amrrlt franchise "for the
right and Vanillin fill i'n and the Texas ' ■
The rr|wirl. requested hy doran town of the quiet ypar* pre- privilege to have and opeiate
street railways, the mad lo be Sciiiile Small llnalnrii ('omic 1
rrdlng 1917.
nil it* matlbrsd the firsl issue operated by electricity, gasoline Ire's monopoly *ubeommlttre ,<> I
of Hie Herald proclaims "fn San
„urb other motive power as made puhlie Thursilav night. ■■
ruar'l the live of " pi ne rllirrn"
ford— life Is worth living," and may he fiom lime to time*noth
on the editorial pngc it Stale* < ri*nd hy city ordinance" Included mntion on i world wide seale '
It* reasons for coming Into exist such leading Sanford rltlrens a* said they inflated the prlrc of ml
ence.
the late K, O. Chase, Sr., the ihippeil from the Middle East
"F o r nearly a score of year* late A. T Rossller, the late A. I' European nation* receiving M n
there has been a crying demnnd Cotitt-lly. the late K. I1. Forstei. *hall (Man aid
Tlie
.lushes Department,
•’
for a live newspsper that would and the lnt» J N Whltoer
MSA'* request, already ha* fd> ■'
worthily represent the liberal and
The City Connell also look or
mil t>< recover vi inilllim dull'
enlightened rlti*«n* of 'his com- Moll on I onutriiclltlg sewers be
I I I*H11Itll V*(| tin I'MKF !**'•*
from the five ■oinpauir* oil glnuml
monwealth. It Is to supply thnt
Says
It, , In Dangerous1
•»**; '•'•>•,“*■*;
«
.
F o r People To Use
H ighw ays Alone O r
T o Travel Subways
W A S H I N G T O N ‘.P -R a d lu M m
cow h n lei loose a fresh hlasl
at U. S morality. It picked on
New York City this time ond laid
crime hat reached such n pass
there that "It hat heroine extreme
ly dangerous for people In appear
alone In the streets "
" T e r r o r Is rile " In this nation's
largest city, the Soviet broadcast
announced
This trrrnr. It was
suggested, Is not confined lo the
itreets of New York, but also to
Its subways
The Slate DcpaMmrntt old re
porters about the broadcast, which
was picked up he American guv
ernment monitor* Moscow lladlo
has been squaring off against 11 S
cities for some time Jersey I lly
and Baltimore already have come
under attack*
The Russian Radio riled a series
of articles by the World Telegram
and Sun It railed It a " rra rlm n
ary paper" s- ax nu Illustration of
what It railed
"the notorious
American way of lile."
It aald all lls molrrlnl lor the
broadcast come |rnm these dories
Said the hroadrnxt:
" I t has become extremely dun
gerous for people to appear alone
In Iho street*. No one exrrpt the
very bold or people In groups will
risk walking In tlie evening In the
city's parka
"But, In New York Ihey mb you
not only In the streets
" T h e same paper report* that
a number of the elty'i xtibwsy
stations have heroine place* of rob
bery and other crimes when a
number of passengers rongrrgntr
Ihrre. Thus, to travel on the New
York subway is no longer safe."
lladlo Mo«cow gave as Its reason
for an upsurge In New York crime
the claim that people have been
"driven In desperation" by the high
cost of living.
Blood Donation Youths Vie For
National Title
Effort Ends In
Blaze Of filory Of Best Driver
Mm. Byron IT. Squires Tccn-nqc'Rondco' Han
S e v e r e Obstacle!*
Given 21st Pint OF
Tn Test Applicants
Highly Prized T ype
W ASH ING TON (J*
Thirty live
The Armed Force* blood donor
sponsored hy the Am*r 1voungslrrs. e.ich a state rhatnplnn
rail Red Crosa, was an nutstand were going through a scrle* nl
lug success here yesterday, and rugged test* todnv to determine
811 donors gave blood at the dona- (lie eslion’s (test young driver in
lion center nl the Kplscopal I’m • the first nnnual nallonnl teen.age
mail c o
Uh House.
Among the donors wa* Mrs,
The tt'st.i were surprisingly tough
Ryron II. Squire* who contributed for yoiuigsier* who enviously coutrl
n pint of blood for the 2!xt time. have hern driving only a tew
Her blood Is highly prised, being yenrs, or In some rase*, mmilhs
of the rare RIt negative type.
Take (hr youngest driver here,
Of the total donations, fill unit* C A Tovey, Jacksonville. Kla
were for the armed forces and
Uyly IS year* old, Tovey ha*
2i units for Individual ritliens,
been driving hut live month* Ha
Mrs. Valma > Oonsalcs.
Red s U l Is ton young tn have anything
Oroaa chapter eveeultve secre hut a reslrfeled drivers' license in
tary. pointed out today the Rod I'lorld*
Cross Is responsible only for the
Nevertheless, be parked his car
Armed Force* blood donor pro within six Inches nf the c„rh with
gram, but at tilts time ns a con nut tuurhlng It, and drove through
venience, It coopernted with civil a series of test* that would Ju m p
ians who wanted to donate blood
maitv a veteran driver
io certain Individuals.
Tovey'* hardest Job turned mu
Miss Rebecca Stevens, rlialiman
of the program this month, today
extended thanks in behalf of the tnativ veteran driver* lie had dlf
aimed forces to donor*, rotnntil licully hncklng hi* ru r Into h i r
lees and doctors and workers for rleri set op to resemble * narrow
Rnnige opening oil n narrow at reel
their "splendid co-operation."
lie (Inally got the car In. but
flhe also thanked those who o f
fered to give blood, but were un It required considerable going for
able to do so at the time. A total ward and harkward to complete
of 101 person* fame lo offer Ihe Job.
The contest Is unusual tn that
blood.
Donors reeelvsd Red Cro*s ta no nne knows how well be I* dn
pel pins, and booklet*
entitled, Ing. since nn scores are announced
r‘thanka someone by Captain Hon along the way.
The vnunlifer* have been taking
sing a message
Strickland, containing
to the unknown RamarUan who vigorous teat* for three dftvn The
champion will be announced at «
saved his buddy’s life.
Among those who made blood banquet tonight He or she (there
donations were: J. Howard Cush are two girl* competing) will be
ing, C. B. Ripley, Glenn Goembel, awnrdrd a 11,000 scholarship
Hubert Howell,
Mlsa
Georgina
The rnnlest la sponsored hv the
llatlgan, Mra.
Mr*, C.
t,. R.
it. National Junior Chamber of ('nm
Hart, Jackk Uatljfan,
s. F
Estelle Russell, Betty merre and tha Liberty Mutual tn
Jones, Mrs.
ard, E. W. Bloomfield. suranee Cft,
Ann llowsrd,
Luther David, Irene Greene, I’. R.
Ilarh, Roy Mann, O. H . Otto, Jean
Nunnaiiv, Mrs. Lillian Waring,
E. C. Smith, Pat Casaube, Mra.
Ralph Ray, Gordon Frederick. R.
Chelctte, Clarenco Wallis ami Mra.
W. E. Baljer.
A total nf I Aft person* lo HernAlso lletrnld Appleby, Adelaide
Richter, 1*. P. Iiecknnhaeh, Mrs, Inol" County received 42.HHI In un
Lee Hamuels, Don T aylo r, George employment romnensatinn during
Gallagher, Mrs. Bennett Land, Joe the week ending Aug. I A. Hnvtnnnd
Mithteux, Kenneth Rohhlna, Ro E. Barnes, chairman of the Florid*
bert Cornell, Randall Goff, Mrs. Industrial Commission, revealed
C. fl. Durak, B. C. Steele, Mr*. T . todav In hla weekly report.
Unemployment compensation In
B. Middleton, Jnrk Ruaacll. Mr*.
Don Flamm, S. O. Chase, Ida tarn payments throughout Florida d u r
Fo*. Randall Prle»t, W . Dietrich*, ing the week totalled 1240,001, n*
Saltfee Sodetblotn, Dick McliBtllln, Increase of anproilmately 127,000
Betty J o Losalng, Ethel Dnarman. oyer the pravlotiB week.
Thl* amount waa received In
A1*o Margaret Von HorhtilU,
Harold Chapman, Bill Brown, Mr*. check paymenti by 12,8(18 unem
C. A . Anderaon Jr., Mr*. Nancy ployed parson* throughout the
Brock, Peter Brock, Rebecca flte- state, making an avarage check of
ven», William
Fleming.
Je r ry about f 10.
Figure* for tha corresponding
I^ord, Philip Itoy.l, J . P. Challdlntr,
John Cranston, Mr. and Mra. R. period In 1091 disclose the amount
M. Howe*, Sit*. J. R. Welch. Ralph of payments to h# about 414,000
Dean, II. P- Gordie, Patricia Bas- higher th|« year, while the number
1092 remains
aatt, Mra. M. B. Bmlth, Mra. To m of unemployed In 1093
>61 fig
figures.
HuLnert Clyde Bowman, Stewart about 1,000 below. the 1961
Gatchel, M. I - Riborn, Boh Hick- Thl* said Mr. flame*, Indiratei
ion, Bonner Carter, Buddy How - bett»r employmant this year than
ard, L, G. Brvan, M. C. Gordon, in the past.
Joyce Wardwell.
„ . .
A lio Orville Touchton, Ralph
ruogtam,
Deputien Find Part
Of Migfring W hisky
Sheriff's deputies lodav r e o v •red M B to 48o worth of an-e*.
t(mated 4200 worth of whisky ab
Itgedly •tolan from lh » Atalea
Lodge In Ca*tleb«rrv. They nrrested two enlisted men from the
A ir F o rr f Race In Pinn-nidle nreused of oteallng the whl*kv.
Sheriff P. A, Mem mid that
Beniamin G, O'Rcmrkc. 8,1, nml T .
A. Reidelhurger, 82. admitted mi
tering the lodge Wednesdnv night
and taking the whisky.
Stanley Ktlpl. nwner of th<*
lodge, told the deputies that |?(M1
worth of whl*kv was missing.
O ’Rourke was arrested yesterday morning swimming In a lake
only a faw varda from the lodge
Kupl said when h» saw the man
swimming he went down to the
lake and discovered a pertly emp
ty bottle on the dock, lie Identl
fled It a i nart of the nilnsing II.
guor. He held
O ’Rourke
until
Deputlea Howard Hood end \V. T.
Wan (lev arrived and took the .drInto euati___
IM f
O'Rourke in his ennfraslon lmpSoabed Reidelhurger, who on
quaatlonlnir at the nlr base ml
mlttad to tha deputies that he tonk
part In tha burglary,
Longwood voters will east bnl
lota today to aee whether tliev
favor footing a II,BOO hill to get
right*-of.way for, a road through
to Ranlamlo Spring*, the area’*
major tourist attraction.
R. C. Carlson, president of th«
city council, said all registered
voter*-roughly 4 0 0 -w lll be al
lowed to ballot whather they are
freeholders or not.
The voting will take place In
elty hall and the polls will be
open from B-9 p.rrt.
Tha road costa, 430,000 of which
will be paid bv county
unty and
and atate,
have been
sub
iiblect ofipecumuch ipccu
_ -----------much
Jatlon. Opponents of the road sav
•I. Y 1!1.bY'P«M the town's huslnes*
district.
4r. I
Sanford Herald
Vacation-Pack
Ne Matter hew fBr away
frem hone yen rai7 go m ygwvacatlon yea can readily catch
up Ml the hone town newt hy
lag the Sanford BargM
when yon rctam. Yog caa ar
range with your ranter hay, er
through Charlie Morrison, drew
Utlen manaear. bv trlaphimlpg
l i t , >a have voor regular (asnr*
of tha Herald aaved for yea
while yon are away, to be dw
Uvered to year homo In me
garbage apea year return
There It no estra charge, Tha
Peaold, 8. B. Everldga, William
O anUfW t L. J. Harrllon, J . C.
Paarson, Lucille Mrro, R. E. K il
patrick, James Manning,
Earl
Evans, Ernest Myrick. Al Nlhlack,
H. Stanaland, J. A. Rleer and Robert Mero.
T h f volunteer »ervtc« group was
headed b y Mrs. Clara qinn, who
with Pate Brock, Arthur Klrchhoff
and Navel penonnel. had charge
of the aet-up. The Navy co-oper
ated by furnishing bed*, .aheels
and aereene, with Dr. Bank* In
eharm.
Other doctor* In attendance
were D r. W, V. Roberta, Dr. John
“
W . H . Gamer,
service group Inard Wilks, chairUon: Mr*. L. F .
chairman} Mrs,
'( M R of nitreea
H O TA R t m k e t i n g
Mra. Rolland Daan, associate
profeesnr of English at Rotlln*
College, will apaak on flouthern
Folklore at the regular luncheon
of the Rotary Club Monday, Pre
sident floh Harris announced tofh s Utnrheon will be held at the
Episcopal Parish House at 13:18
o'clock and wives of all Rotarlens
are rapcclally Invited to hear Mrs.
Daan.
HINICR IV H AY
TA M P A Oft— A light plane trying
to take off from a newly dredged
beach here sank in Tampa flay
Thursday, but the two occupants
swam aihora unhurt.
They were Robart Orabcr, 13,
Utt pilot, and Jamaa Brawn, n ,
both of St. Petersburg.
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r Gov Ad
1st Sle> ensnu lodav railed I’ resi
b id I rutiiao > It
ligur" " In the
pi i"iidrntt,il t uupalgn toll be did
not
i\ lh.it lie Ullist Hill ('ll dir
record of (lie lli .o.e s rll T ru m a n
idinmhir.itimi
D rd in ilr limit li To lln rn rh
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muni ini T r u m i li\ nun i rnnfur
*»tu u i f in (i k tTinr iih v III i* hu
mti j Min nn thu
I'runi in
t renti|s, ati T tb it thin m iku. i'l »•
m in » k^v fi*:nru m thr rjiiuinnun
,|.,| .odd ()«■ m i I*oI
>f I loo. •
V ie w s
'ii :nn lie ' , n p •n « prexUlenMal
But Nison elded
1 u mi io oi il c II ' l«*r that
to ':o|'|iorlmg io, particular rand)
I dr oedii-l I imr Gen Flsenhnwer w dl ••niIf>r *• Mi** vifu*s nr thf!
iiM'th* >1* f Itujmhllr in r.imljfl.itfJ
" t'li ti h ipprn (-» tir »liffrr r fit from
♦•nr mvn
W *• I u< rijJIH/*' (tilt tn l>oth thl!
mi ni t t'iuinnrr itlC p nttlf l
Mi**i u [ mil .(ninHh** room for
.ltd 1' r-1' i »1 i n fin 1» IV ft differing
lit' n fill ft» \ ( , .IIP .
*11* 1n
m. i tint if in* ift» j Ghen
tc»' ut lint t »♦r ct ftis'ir views on
•(i » Mi rin du ( i ih **11 I i *no culled
\t. •i thu *n
D rinorr »ts have
•lP»r| \|.i Htliv t(»» fit nkiiiai
* *Tit
• (il^.k knuy|>on4lble
t i nnffifit chargmnnt ■' in
Navy Tests Nrw
Ke.suine Duties As Estes Keliiuvcr
Building lnspertor Si(if>s Praise Of
Swift Fighters
alleged, adding.
Thu only deletr- ntfeird bv llic
A ll
nominee ’’.i'l i le pxitr r he and
I i enbowei Hi- pi e .ii|e||ll;il can•lid it-, will l i n k lii Republican
n lie md iio'i - uomiiiee* in an
e'fxit to g tin •.*'(’ i-ontiol of Congi e . . Hi Nm einlief
:;tuv»n‘,f>n ruplirH
" n f *ini»ir,
t i|*prnvu inH tptilitlttl thr ' ; i . l
tntimpllilinirnt't ft»r lltr |nihllu
Ifm>fI it litIf*r
Minim Mu trrirlur rthtfi
\n»t ! w m
tn rri»»t vr.;
isfetn Out Mtu (,rn i !ivvi^ht It
i'l unhminri unnniiifluf a I ftf 41* w h l
x, 111|. IlflU itnivu jmlitl- s
•»t unm .u I'rrslflunt l i m n in
nr IIIV I'ru.Mtrnl t* i k**v MiJIIIU
m i ti.itinri.il - t tup-lU’fi A mH wr
Df’inni t .Mn " il l l«M»k hi Ainuiu r*.
ft»f ilfi*+ lint |Hat In nnr fr M11f*11
prtNt “
Muiifiu hlh* »i r gfigrtfirnl * u uru
huiiii’ in t'tc tn»
.mi tn m tku
t ii i .il |f»r ffiim nM» • *i in |iu« » tin*
((ti*Miruni nf
il Tltftl I*; thu
iinu H itu I t unhfMiui Vill pu ik
II thr itritl'Mi,iI phmlNJ! mntnst it
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nil \11fm
In
Miu Whifr Mm»,r
»rporli*fl I' iu tilrnt irnm.in \%\ m , fn
ft i vi-1 hy -fcuui ifI (min. kit 4#m il nf
tn in iku hi - I .#i mu D iv
puut‘|i »f MiKv-mk**u Supi 1
I In i* nn ItI nun nir n ht .Mu ifnji
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ftIMm*11’n I'n* it Sr* trf i r v
In .rf.h Shin» - ml n*i ItitrrinuMI itu
.trip, hut** t r i n piillMP'fl V**r
AT. Klbl.Ti,
f)f
D ocs
K n d o ra c-
Hi I K K H E M
U A d i r , ( . l M N 41
Sen RichuU M
non of • ilifnrnu said
11i*l-iv h**th hr* iiiul O n
Dwight
I> l m m i Im m n iviii .nnporf Sen
t *.uph Mi-'f t » fMv nf VVisronsin—
if hi* i t
•ta"*| *vifhrmfl (icc• *ii kIy
uiplm dp if
McCarthy's
1|UM'
Stexeniiin . i . u i i i i 'c n t » c i i n e In
teplv t'l'iue..*too. m hinliietl to him
n ) ) re .iv .o d e n ti it t h u • acatlon
R 1 rcslgnalb n -7 r-|if(m,|
S u p p o rt
M r.in
m rn i
Julirf. Gillon Will
ttrtwd* AH' *fT •fhe Fnropelh*
i
t
Ni*i
of (tverehaige* on lull< paid u '
hrreign a:d bind*
I)r
Walter Adam ■. ermine
"OllOsel lo the Seriate com m llt'■
told » repoi'er MSA. which ,idiom
Ister* foreiiin aid. eonlenrl* Ihe >■.
tal overeh.irges would lie nii>H
Mint* Mi million, hilt Ih il lie dm
not know how much mine
The romp rule*, tlie repml * e '
charged the l’iiro|>ean» "exon ■
tool price*" lm oil, f«i higher Hi "i
Ihey charged lor deliveries to n»
United Males limn Ihe same 9(iJ
lie I'a Jern Reids
"Hrean.e of this Iwonrlee «'
MOIIT K A II'.M M t I - r o i i l M n.Mndi fil^ldi Mid I ipr.nnti I '
Fail A . . . . . .
. . . . . , , , . II,„ , , atm
’em and the ibiioriuallv high pn •
r • hrri|-|| du-tl |(* | tn flaw
foroier *• I 1 - ill., i flip , ,
'barged m Europrun markets, ,m
'( f'f ti N fti^lil V ’ 4I'l np'l I■1M 11 1,
indue linidrn u a , placed on )
rtt*
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I ’ I("Vi t, MMfg f.aitlii I Mi 111- L,11f t t
\merlenn taxpaver, whn was fra>i
l* ll-ll l| . « I ' . I - | , I, ,,, , . ,, | D** h( »♦- I I . Hunt 11 1 M
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ng tlm lull (or Mnr hnii Plan «i«
hln «t *1ii i • i, r . , • if f||.*tw i • | ''«'!( ' ( |uf ur i*(ff loffii I s Hfc fpli -i . •
l|ie eoiiinilMre taol m a prepni- i
xlnlrmcnl ipiolmg Hie report
II said MSA also rrimrtcd h «
Arnblan American *Ml ( o , nwio J
iolntly by lour » ( ihe live firm-,
obtained postwar Mrel allocation,
(or construction of the tram Arnln
ill nit pine line will all lUlUfr i
standing Rial the line would lo v r
the transportation cost tn tlm I'n
.loHtt '.lltnffi ivtm PfVPil i|1i
ropean nilons Savings wara-.un 1 4,^- ,11
r fillrp*]'- . A ' « r
ws*Ncv; Crime L.iws
Aboard Carrier
|le Ilf h» ■U..Id ""t Mke part
Ir1 , 1, X |*t IT'i II • ,i,i, j
‘hut once
ti
R•D »ldM t*i iix.ninre, have
Ik "X. ’ rluufrd I*v Hie p-iipt.. tn prl
fin, «r v . iffltlMl*! 1 intend Ii. .upport
11... ,m their ronlest*
( ..pit1 l fuiiliw 1 it.,
opponanla,”
4-Idn g
llu . MM j'Mjffv ill it.ites where
l >■nop d::o "
N11 on ill cox ed Ihe uiatler with
,1 repnrlpr tflei Oiefn had been
puldpln-d reporla Mill he would
.shim. M rlls itliv - 1 n i l . . 1 . t v. (a I. id inihorl/cd
»’*11 •d< tim'd i« teplv to thou*
1 . 1>,o ( 1
I mi ;.img 1.1 a i d-d in Ihe
. i n ’ 1 1* ' 11 .'polili' oi member*
.1 in,, i i ,..,
md ..mate wherever
r11* 1
hunt\
■iif Whffn Mir
I u ill i r
Iff
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ilmlu hy It
pi Ihi '!♦
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"om p.m lf f. (or llu. sdudum m . yr ome M i former t o ll-, a. ,rd\
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that (lie .urge 1 Irks loholMd In b id.I.o, lo-pe.l..*, M» I moot .. .
Middle Eastern nperatron o ole . n i.ore.l 'io* m-x ol'.g
l
(I'll I vi |
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I 11 i n 101 1: , u . m M I f 1
it nece.'.arv In nmnrtln 'b. -ew
I r I’.ipe, who lm . beli'l 'I...... .
pipe line n» quirklv >■ !
v.-'
f • . ■.( Ii.illdlng lo o— >'o t'x x.■1 I I 10
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owning Arablm Atiieri. o
in ,, , •O,- 1^1 li lit MOV
. Ml Ml thi.»
lit hlr I |i| Hit Itu u hi
two
Slanili.nl*,
’..iron \ ... no ii 1.1,10.1. I tto. m oi.o n g Mod lo l i t II
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U’ M lo ,uph
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l i n e \' C
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and Hie Texas <'n
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ituh •
I III* *■ nl Mu mi Hi
f oi .la, 1 in ' l.e t .. dll.o - \ f ( n Il....... III' I r •■(
In New York, 'ipnke .imo. tut
(11MIff l l I
• iippo|t of
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will ' • " 0 , X
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Standard of New Jet .rv >n.r up. llml. )..* added, be lid*'!1I I*. M' 1 .41
,i ...m lioig'd i I Ufltu *ui »ml Srn
jl IMl '
•'lik'IMU
Texas Company
ml Mo
dd fine "l" I ii Mxii * .14 a i.llildlllg . oil
hi i t il f)iu|i* I ♦f . M « 1
4 Ik t Mil' Itt ill
*hi. ti
f ,1 l «|u .........
llieliard Ni o •1 lu •. »•■MMimtiat
stand 0 idheir pmvioiH .i >•> 1 ■ •? I I Jl •( Mf
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whleli were xltull tr
Mill Mila! -*'C|f I -I | V la .Relit ill
ix i, ...rr,
I ihffff 1 ■ if
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•MiF, (h^fu kiih hit'll ' J|fl1 nm » *.i (I h i ............... « • '• 1• »*•
New Jersey Standard’
1 •'r 111 • |ft
I l| r11 Miu |{■ ....
t - i tlm,:
liete
M.Usrtli
menl. Issued In April, not • •in •■ ♦ ihh li'Mhhfiff id M♦1♦v, * I'f rh* ie| r | sail*Ml It <Ml t • 1* '■ * f »•♦♦»» | >i i|l hu ||.
I •«rf41r»>f *h 1 ( !m Mv J ^
I. uu i »'ll
•' V ■ . ' i . o In ,tru e d
Export Corporation iaie* b v ■ il ■Uiftl
Mr#
In fit r«it. |i l i t 1 'll
I |t.11 I 1 Mil
l univ e xpect lo
X
III i-|,l II. U
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Wliu 11 m 1'I nf Mo
Mill VFjtf 71 I
way* been at rompeilhv*- p. "S fin At i c im' imMki *f
»U •in|ill
ulif# i ' l (vthi piMrhplMN" tin
It be mvriim I'1■'
r|l |t» 1 Hilt . ■MVftrhltf ktnlh UU'S
It said these price* wen
lit ) u >{|fiv4 hr
il l Mr 41 Miu y
, |.,
II.,- . oi l ni
x l I" * .laternent
known ami have not been prof* 1*’(l 11ti* fI-11k •4fli! » opd I» », he* 1 huufi mu hdlnuMU* IlMiiM^h »♦» Miu ' »im lu 11"* fir .1 >11 Mm N 1 7 ’ *
lixlu NlX'.ll , i.llii ■' 'b it Hie f i t )I’
w IIIa, 1 ii MCI lii - rI f11;f1♦1’»
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by any of the eniinlrle'i cut........ ... l kftM
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. ' c o m m e n d dl."
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v it ,• p r - ,identl.>1 i undid.He would
I he y 1 |u I lie 11 1 .1 Id l i i ’
The subject h«* b»en Him (Ml » '.ly
«r„,,||ni|ea
I 'er - I " „ l
n.e past t w . ................. .
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discussed with Ihe Eeonnmo ' n ......
IMlrlHtl.mil
oi limde.l
p .- tlxn.i x 01, "i<
opera linn Artrnlnl- irulimi d 1 V). rated Will....... 1 .. ...... .. fill « .imp .......
tugti .piu'd ' ,p .luli'v Hi a' ■’<>
I ’lir n i Ilo ii.situ ; 1/OHIlK
predecessor lo MSA. Ihe .1 dr n ■nl l emm. All other dwelling. and I " •
.rd
bv I m.gtr . .
II.
bm
n k be
« log', p. o' Id'
xalrl, anil the K f m firm • ut
I......H o c air
hown will. whll<
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to a mi, (..1 p .
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* the
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A v jiiliililc In S h i to
(out H l • Hie I ill. ... go •
plained that "E C A was alien.p'oig
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I" a. ilgld wing ' pl l i
. IK-" up.-'. I
In Interfere w llh norm al m m p - t i
Tlie map, prepared bv Ibe Anya
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A m 4M <♦rs *I I
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live prlre* "
A .i m l a ' e . ale, show* sewn and
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•*'f‘H HI |(I| *'• 4Ity I ♦I m*«rs U mim •
wot*r I' le. and main*, md In or .pur- 1 admirer . lx I m p i r . . n d .
0.1*, v d m m . p " \ , x l.d il,,..
\ I i n j H I 4 » f -i * I I TI 1 * " 1*r im TiuikilHr
aly doev Ml- feed .ml ptodure . I d . eei d ......I"
(jff I 1A
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f 'l| |M 1K» i . lMk{ 1 •'
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I In-v Ottx In use
..( aewr . age f .*r-11i f t.- , bon*- * a"d (lieu ret (to »"* I d
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I he pi .lie " " . * given ■
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til'd al <0 pi*thllill *fr-.t1r- 'loo x(
lot. at - li.dl.'ste.l, ani.i Ml I " l " " "
1 111H * J f ii ••♦II. I ' ll 4MJ>»*rvUO|
IP( ahltdv I" ' 0i" u 0 H.e 11
d|ep il pnm M i lll! iii.M' , (Mi'll io
of f j IU •■mint" r ii M I I ’MM* Ad in InMi,I,i ly off
a ' ill, V a M", 0 i ,
..me lax r e t n i ii
Nl IV A N T I I I K I T I C
I tl i|f !■ill, Ifll|Ml 1ft' ' •! I I I \ \\
(I'l"Ugh I rid . , ' I I « eel
A m .liter
*'iiiiiud'*’.’
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N E W Y O R K 'Ji A pharttiaeeuii
M t f#rid'ii, *•j* « > fi ->m Ht*
I lie Navv l . ' O'l ■Milt’ lb. I - .
OHinbllug seem* to be io *
, . loi ereatlon .if > p> i uraunil
enl r e i o p u i y hip. nimnunerd r|e
l i t \ 4hit*' •*f f i. ■" 'ii i ininnsvllltt
nf dolilruma e« far ax S i . ' -r.l veinp.u n it ..( a new anllhlotle corn . l i me . . iu ii i ii e.lpn I , el m ' T >" d Imoiaoee tiq-.M '.i deleiniin. H"
itnifiPud rirjl fh-M 'M-ci if fnrm
la conrerned Judy lor; bv *ii*- 1 'b binntloti Ii ay* brings a high cure In. would proiHise il" ..e uu at (be extent |,i wl.i'b tin* fuut x 01 be
litti11,i11c |mimi . 1' m! ilf'Mjdy kiffun
.nil, te.l Into pi” 'l" ,'tlmi
of federal ganddlmr stamp
alau u arv session ul I ' x i i g " ' •*
rale in inleellnus diarrhea id In
in Iiumirudi 1 '"inky Most
The 1 J J, k noa ii a, Itu' ' IH'ir
ailed tn local reaidenla.
I’" l|.,n
I ignres I" Ii"' liure o' xl 1"
,,f ti ei p, ,x f a ' . ti >< • been for
E 8D" I, already m produi llnn 0
Chief Hny O. William'. .......... I finds and I'hlldren
lei mil Revenue, men awhile .bowed
new
dwelling
I , m i v ., however,
Tlie
prn.lurl
I*
known
as
neoin
lit.ml. ( ’otuuibi. ' On,i
out today.
M .m rlhlng p re llv dr I III ipparenl
, an
made I", it," nixtrurtinn
II p i ,|e\eb,pmeui ,,( " i" I ' '
Ho far. he said, only oi* i >r- rln, a eomliliiallon of neornyein Iv going on am ong lie m it l o n ' ,
or i-pair nf any • ,'iitial farm
in-1 haellrneln
Hie N.ivy'ii In 0 npei a'loii .1 |. i
son here lias aeeured such - ......
In.llrll'.g, l.e ..aid
g im li llo g fraternity
T h e ro m p n n v . (' !1 ** I’lm rm a
a* Isaueil in Jaekaouvill.
I b i*
Jtm Air I xr, *' look Hi ai plane
In addition 'x b .ii .in.; Intua,
In Hie wake ol (lie r i i m e com
over, swept 0 wini'i md made o
James Hmith, N e m o, wh*> »’ "ve r e n l j r a h , a division "f tlie C'.io
lenllgj
'lo El IA I* nlu. leaking farm
last year, ('on
the nddre.s* 1708 West T h l i ( < " ' l b mereial Solvent* f ’nrporalloii, '.rld mil lee mveidlgatlnll
i heller craft Hie now fainmi. E >.’)
xpeialing, and farm
ownership
gre .a paused
i'ierf il law
requiring
Hint the rnrnhlnallnn had been gp
Htrcet, Hanford.
In Hie F J ?. Hie NtiW ll'ri "re
loan, lx eligible fa.'n families In
m t il e r . to pay i v . »*♦•»npistlnis.rl
(Tirekllig on thl* «ddm - . ' "f en In hospital teal* to children
captured" Hie pt me. mnuo'cd ' tiili a. ea, lie .la'* d
lax e v e ry year, plus * I" per eeui ■vllh 20 mllllou liw r looxii lu :te (0
William* found that fltiiHh
"I ranging In age (r o m five days i
Farmero d e j ii ii g id Ittinnal In
I'XilHe la*
not be*n here fnr »oni" inon'lis, four yenr*
xf lire Air F x . .■<■', v i.a lllie i
n I fo..nation on loan*, md appliesM any gamhlera were war y ol beefed It lip fx, , ..iter x|ier itlxn .
Tlie announrenmiit said diarrhea
and that the address wa* Mo.' of
lion blank i ten
oMain
tlicse
a beauty parlor which * «
' ” t subsided quickly and fever anon Hie law [dnec. In effrel. it r e g l ,
II I* lu Hie ':.vi mite an Ilnur <la
fimn 11"' FM A offi, ■■ lo Ilia t.axsonen, Tracing further, he 1 <od disappeared when nenbacin ivas leretl Ihe in I" a prole ion x'U
Mini* Hutu I rxi mile, in limit 1 1 Jei
merit "f l I f I on.' 1Ion*''
l i v e d lo most stale* Nevetthe
that Hmlth la Ih* operabo •( a given
Hum Hie E.l ( and hat a sr f vpe
le.-i, lielxre Hie end " I fi ' al 195;’ , .ulloil of r,.'a»i (eel eoinpnl I
tavern at Lake Helen in V ■ . ia
H I R T E E I I S G A IU V O D D
last lime in, a total xl 2?. tut .01. .IH.2U (oi li e N a v y ’ s fir..' |> I
County.
Th u stamp*, he pointed on’ 1 re
l i E L A N D 'V — Iiean E m e rH m l gamlilei * Itail registered
llglder
!l|nee July I, star I ol Hie' new
i
Issued for tha fiscal year o u t II C Garwood of fiieisnn Uliivet
' I he G r u m i" " ' 1 x..ga» I. i swepi
ing on J u ly 1. About |rt wui* in* ally lint been succeeded hy WI1 Ih ra l year slid lime for getting l i n k adapla'"," <>( Ihe I'aijthei.
HALLY AND S A IN T A N N E "
sued to persona In thl* area but limn II MeF.nlrv, chairman of (he |new stiiinpa, roily J,!iV) gambling which ha* se"ii aetlou In K m , ,
l 01) . .1:07 ■ ft,;It 7 Jl - 9:28
year, ha added. One nf them
|lr (Jarwood
Garwood will
graduale eoiineif. Dr
wll' I ncrtlP.itInti slainp'i were bought.
S A T E Itll.A Y
Tlie n u n I'l a dells wlug, bell- .
signed." The-case* of several per erintlnue on Ihe rellglnn laeiilty Ihe itureau reported today OKI
H E A D GF.S’T K " and
'ban nrj) miles ill hour devehipni""'
sona arrested for gnml.llru: *1 * D r M eEn lry will remain rnunril
tala doubted there was * collapse ,( Hie Cutlass, '■ til eh never w a ,
" D E A D M A N ' S TRAIL** now pending In Circuit Court
H E N DA V
rhalrrnan In addition tn hi* new m (lie irade but were uni sure ordered Into prodnellon
" H I G H NOON'*
uosltlou as dean nf the College ol whether, on Ihe strength of a dl*
h l r i m u r t ruling Hint Hie (nx It :')')
2 : 10 4 : J !
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Liberal Arts.
I.B A V K n n t C O N V E N T IO N
urierinstilullonal,
gmnldera had
and 9:90
m O N L U N G III: A II Y
Flank Taknrh and John "Tri.i i '
derided the Supre me Court will Hiadv. memheix " f tlie R.anfor I
MOVIELAND
NO S L E E P E R , IIF.
JA C K S O N V IL L E (ft An imn
AL BANY. N Y. </P»- Nn *le"per, ov erth row Hie law and had held Cost. f.;i, tlie A m i ir k i n I >k Io u . left j
‘‘L I T T L E IMG H O R N "
lung rushed hern hy Air i m -e
fihnw ' lpm x 7:29
ra lroln a n Wo r rep Maaper oil I m y l i' t stain n i
nlanc from Tam na I* '.(niuliiig he
ear Iv this mm "Ing for N*oe York ^
First Feature 7:51
Th*- bureau, in « rep m l quoted whera they will attend Ihe n* I
rinse to ihe bedside of six mouth. •potted an aulnntoblle that Ipn
Id Feature 9:30
traveled (mm llllnnl* Inin Canada by K rf a u v e r , anlrl luile rlrs and iliinnl Legion convention. T lw v
old Clarkle Loomis
Last Ciunulele Show 9:59
Tim liaby h id n ’t Imen i>ut in It and Ihrnugh anvrral slate* without hook mak ing w e i r nn Hie upswing
will tie met there mid entertained
It said Hie neruitaijnnnl sta m p and bv Mt. arid Mr a. John Powell. M u
SATURDAY
hy Thursday night. Dr. Blrhard license plate*,
Widn awake Sleeper arrested the excise i a x - n c l l h e r recommended I’nwell I* th»
‘O K L A H O M A J l ’ S T IC E '* and
former
Daphne j
G. Skinner J r., aald. heeansr he
by
the c n m m l l t e e - w e r e
being Takaeh.
“ L KG I O N O F L O S T F L Y E R S "
la etui brsathlng with hi* dia. driver
mostly Ignored hy gam blers
SUNDAY
nhragtn. Tho doctor explained that
" T O M O R R O W IS
C A S U A L TIE S L IS T E D
>109,000 P R O P E R T Y D E A L
If Iho hsbv wore mil In toe Iron
W ASHING TO N (# )-T h r Defense
ANOTHER DAY"
T O A T T E N D C O N V E N TIO N
Rome >100,00(1 worth of ranchlung he might fight IL the iron
P R A IR IE L A K E
W. Hugh Iluncnn and Jnrnea (}, land near Oviedo wa* sold tndov
lunff breathing at nne rale and tlm Deparlmrut Inday identified 91 ad
by Mr. nnd Mra. Charlea fl, Luo
(lllinnal casualties nf ihe Korean Gallnwny, constable, will attend
"L U R K O F T H E
dianhragm at anoUirr.
W IL D E R N E S S ”
Little Ctarkio is critically 111. hut War. Tho list (No. M3) Included eonvontlon of peaco officer* at to It. W . K»tc», Oviedo growur
7:16 - 0:15 • 10:30
D r. Skinner aald there is sotno 31 dead, 90 wounded, 13 missing Tam p a Aug. 20, 30 and 31, they and cattleman, records In thu
announced till* morning.
court house roveul.
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doubt Iho Illness la polio.
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Bauer and 1 for Col. Charles Lind*
t w r t R * iit iU iir
Monday, As*. 18, 1 * 5* htrgh, M. J. Lodge wee returned
City Commission
lawoiif-*** rr«w.
k bend*. The City It, of court*.
I M arin* the burden of that
100,000 debt, left from Urn
, Since 1037 It hat been mjuplta tbit*financial attain the
nmlttonert in the early >!0» coo
led In their effortt to Improve
1 jiving condltlone of thr comf t Vhe vary time the debt reidltig program w«t being work
out, eight mile* of eanitary
orm taweri were constructthe cooperation of the
,ebor and material* were
A by the federal govern. i|th part of the financial
i being born by the City.
aleo aimplied truck* and
equipment.
iter in
•rihlp of'Mayor ,'Hlggina. and
tna attlatance of WPA labor,
fort Mellon Park, whote sea
ted*, palm trcee, and tpreaila lawn* atlll enhance the beauty
the lakefront, wa* conitructed.
)H 1941, aUo under tha leaderend at the suggestion "f
r lllggln*, tli j City
pur18ft acre* of land at u
of 148,000 In the Fort Reed
i for uae aa a municipal alrThla project waa at the
B termed r,H(ggln»r Folly", ae■to tna fllea of The Herald,
paved runwaya, 3,000 feet
were constructed ,n
—gh the n*aiatance of tht.;
Civil Aeronautic Authority and
tna WPA, and in 1942 when the
U. 8 . Government purchased the
airport and
10,000 additional
aerai, "Higgins’ Folly" became
the Sanford Naval Air Station.
Other AclivUlea
i Other aellvltiia of the local
nmvnl during tha war In_j. tna construction of the
,000 USO building, which now
tna Navy Canter and tha
ilnola County Chamber of
imtrce, This project wa* f i
led partly with fund* from
Federal Work* Agency,
irlng ills
tha war
vrllilllR
W«l al*o tha Com
mission aacured federal agpandlIttiro on tha local water plant to a
total of 122,000
In 19411 the Station wa* returned to the City with an in
terim permit to u*e It, and the
title of the property wa* returned
---------part by 1947 nml wholly in th«
Rowing
The ..........
Station wn*ng year.
y—..........
lilted oefore It we* returned to
Navy last
...ivy
— year
___ by tho New
ta Farm Club*, tho
(fork Giant*
___ lip Front organisation*,
tllowshlp
Florida Faihlon* ManufnclurCompany and other buelneaa-
i;
Mora recently the Commission
ha* puthed to romplatlon *uch
project* a*....
the..............
Municipal
project-----— ........
Ming Pool which was con»truc|ed
in 1949 under (ho administration
of Mayor
Me> Carraway at a total coit
ixactly *60,212.79. Homo <20,of thla came from a * 110,000
■nu for public Improvement* tin
gled to Sanford by Chaae and
M any.
*
In tha pad two yean tho City,
'Waring a public referendum,
apleud the comtructlon of the
mtelpel Stadium, to b*' dedlcatnext Friday night. Th" ",n‘
Hum, Including eeaU, flond light*
grid other accessories coil n tntnl
Of SIS*.034.26 and wa* built upon
a lit* previously Improved at n
coil of |20,300.80.
Tho«e Who Served
In 1983 the Commliilon ron
ilted of Vivian Speer, mayor,
. Lehman, VV. A. Leffler, H. O.
Shlnholaer and T, L> Dumas, Mr.
Leffler and Mr, Dumas were «ervg unexplre,I term* from the prrvloua Comminion, while
Mr.
Speer had defeated J. D. Lawton
the election of November, 1032
a vote of 781 tu 101 and Mr.
i had defeated Frank Miltha aame election 020 to
,
II.
J
>
S K ’[p
ti
K
is
a
J r . Bhlnholier wa* elected In
court* of 1930 to succeed C,
A. Byrd, then the local manager
of the Florida Power and Light
* 0., who was forced to glva up
« Ik
* upixplred
uniaplred term due to hi* re1933 Mr.
.............
ShlnhoUer and Mr. Dumaa elood
—itlor
Jon and were returnoppoaltlon. Whereupon
wae named mayor,
hlmeelf
wae relint
Commleelon tho
vote of 117 with, However, he de_ candidate for niayDumae, who had held
r^Jtlon prior tu Mr, Speer,
UM^primary election* of No
wr, 1988, Perry Whltehur*
‘
ta Mr. Leb:
wpMtlveiy.
A
‘H U 'r A T f : JSS S
iV iSgtsata
1 by a vote of 449 to
'Of
WnllfOUHtf lif t
ir . L«ffl*r, Mr. Dupre*,
■"etMtloM of the fall ,o7
'S s S u" ‘ 1"
l
JSV
OMh
(a
he rear after taking part In
check.
ff eternal (oweD
Sparkman Returns
t * HMllMWIMt Fftwi ('•IB (Iftp)
the man who nominated him at
Chicago.
From Huntsville, the festivities
move on Tuesday to Albertville,
Mr* Sparkman's homo town, ami
then nn Wednesday to llartaclle,
where the senator wns born In a
four room log house.
Tho rclchralinn ends wllh a din
ner in Birmingham Thursday.
,'SfV
Red Parley
(( im liiiu t il f I«»i»» 1*114• f f n * !
nlita proclaimed Hit'll new govern
mrnt In Peiping.
It appeared certain the new talk),
will aim at expanding collaboration
within tho scope nl the 1950 Ho
vlet Chinese friendship and mutual
aid pact.
The Chinese are almost certain
ta ask (or nn Inrrcnse In their
300 million dollar credit for the
purchase of Russian Industrial,
transport and agricultural equip
inent and for more Soviet technical
aid Tlicy will likely seek also ex.
pans ion of Soviet Chinese trade In
counter the West's partial blockade
of Chinn.
CHANNEL SWIMMER
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*way, auy-
WASHINGTON UT — America’*
city-dwelling families apparently
had to borrow or dip into their
savings to make both ends meat
during I960.
_ ,
The Bureau of Labor Statistics
In a preliminary report Sunday,
•aid families living in cities and
town* averaged a net Income of
34.300 for 1350. H’.!* *h»y ’ !*" *
34,700. about 0 per cent mere.
The ropsrt—which BLS experts
cautioned is only preliminary and
subject to adjustmonl—wa* based
on a door In door survey In 91 ell
les end towiu.
When the »urvey Is completed.
BLS will put out a new consumers
price Indea—probably early next
year. Slnco many labor contract*
tie wages to the cost of living,
this Index l» Important to the na
tion'* economy.
. . ltM
The average net Income of 34.390
wa* computed from all (OUftM,
with personal laxe* deducted. The
34,700 spending average, •ttrlbuted
partly
to the
IX iu
wo late molmying »pree
■tferr fighting broke ou» In Korea,
wa* a record.
Boxer Chuck 8pl*ier, Mlehigon
State'* light-heavy weight Olyra
pic representative, lost only on*
bout firin g hi* collegiate career. .
Legal Notice!
INHA NCINO the view at Bethle
hem. N. H„ Is Geneva Chatrrv.
She’s eoollna off In the Aainvme«me River.
(International)
SEEKS CAT 9 STORIES DP
NEW YORK < *-A 45 • year - old
woman, searching for her pet cat
in n Manhattan hotel early today,
climbed out onto a two • foot ledge
nine sinrie* up.
The woinnn, Identified ns Mrs.
Jean Scllicr, refused to enter a
room where two policemen tried
In roax her. Hut she edged her
way along the ledge and climbed
into nn unoccupied room.
The cat wns found wandering In
a hallway of the hnlcl.
CASUALTIES IDENTIFIED
WASHINGTON 'At— The Defense
Department today identified 131
casualties of Ihe Korean War.
Tho list (Nu. 030) Included IS
killed, lofl wounded, seven Injured
ami four missing.
■HIM STATU
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SOI 1ST MONTH. a iR X IX U H S M i
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a ss n
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k lu r ld a , In w h ich th la o lla llo n s h a ll
lie p u b lish e d once each w e e k fo r
fo u r c o n s e cu tiv e w eeks.
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of Auxuet, A. D I **X.
O. I*. HNRNDON
t’terk of ihs Circuit
Court, Hemlnote Coun
ty. Florida
I URAL)
XIacIt V. Cleveland, Jr.
AI lorney at Law
I', II llox l]o Hanford. Florida
Koltnllor for Plaintiff.
D o H .
■ fc a C A «\
"The spreading of bigotry and
dissension among our people Is a
threat to American liberties."
The Los Angeles statement was
signed by Judge Isaac Pacht,
chairman of the Jewish commun
ity relations committee
Speaking tml "with candor and
frankness," Paclit said:
"Against Sen Nixon Ihe tnilmiiHons of anil • semltlim have been
particularly vicious. There are
many of us who support the sena
tor for the vice presidency. There
are many of ua who oppose him.
"Whatever our political differ
ences, however, upon this one fact
wo have no difference We resent
and deplore this accusation.
"Democrats a n d Republicans
alike, we wont it plired sauarely
on public record that any charges
of anti • semltiim against Hen.
Nixon are utterly and totally un
founded. We make I Ills statement
after the most assiduous Inquiry."
On a broader basis. Pach aald
there 1* nn Justification for any
bigotry charges against Elsenhow
er or the Democratic standard
bearer*, Gov. Adlai Htevensnn of
Illinois and Hen. John J. Sparkman
of Alabama.
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TAYLOR, Wla, lA*— The fifth
rhltd of tho Hetge HJomeilk family
lo bo stricken with poRn waa In a
hospital Isolation ward today. Dan
ny lljorneilk, 4, became III Satur
day. Ho Is Ihe youngest of eight
children. *
Flral of tho family lo contract
the disease wa* Beatrice, 10. Hh*
became IU Tuesday and died
Wednesday. Ardella, 11. and Ger
ald, 14, warn hospitalized Thurs
day, While Beatrice’s funeral waa
taking place Friday, llelge Jr., Ift,
was stricken.
'Guess W e'd Better
Rock lobster tails vary In alia
from 4 to 10 ounces. A halfpound will be n generous aarvlng
for ona person.
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to ims th* *AMY IINI*'
George Bishop. Andrew
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garrawsy,
Lea.leaker,
R. AA. Wil
I«aahtr, IL
K rawey. Lea
ls, and H. J. Gut. mayer. k
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OMt
Eisenhowrj. 001* presidential | wh” ’1 hi^rofo* wouTd^b#11'" ’* ^
candidate himself *|whe nut 10 > He
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nlso declared In „nn .........
Inlervlew
days ago against appeal* In bigotry Hint
he
had
no
Intention
of
seeking
and prejudice In' political cam a seal in the Senalo In tho Nov 1
pnignx He did so alter U Minne election.
sota GOP leader told him Rial
stale had been flooded with antiJew ish literature attacking bnlh the
general and President Truman.
In n statement of hi* own today,
Nixon said those who would "stir
up race hatred and blgblry are
violating every concept of Amer
icanism " he added:
"They are Just ax un - American
and anti • American ns the Commuql*u, the Nazis and Ihe Fair m MI
DOVER, Eng. (At—Abdel Mnncm.
>7. Cairo newspaperman, waded
ashore In a downpour today after
swimming the English channel
frAm France In I0tk hour*. Thla
wa* almost six hour* behind tho
record tlinn.
He was the fourth iwlmmer to
conquer the channel this year,
The aabbalh la strictly kept on
Monem mccecded on his third at tha Ida of Hyke In the Hebrides.
tempt, having been forced to give Resident* can atUnd two church
i£ u °n ,>rcvlnui (rl°" 'n >0M alK* ■ervlcea In succession, one in Eng
lish and the other In Gaelle.
ixT w Y N ?n .rtf:c.La
—
N s*
la made available to Germans
who may not be loval.
In regard to the iie-nsaifk-atlon
program Mr. Bergere sold, "What
n Jokel' end lirclarea Diet you do
not make a man democratic aimby telling him that he Is go<
a to be so from now on.
lie also attacked Radio
Europe, it private
tj-aming broadcasts behind the
Iron Curtain, and said that It*
traders were having a good time
rather than doing Their joh.
Tn demonstrate the Incompetenry of that Drpartment he related
an Instance of a request, brnught
to him by a representative of 80,000,000 people in Russia who do
not speak the Russian language,
that program* bn broadcast to
them In their own language and
the subsequent State Department
delay In, answering the request.
He said that the man who made
the request later told him that he
felt Communists In th* Htxte De
partment were preventing the
broadcasts he had asks-l for.
After his speech, when Mr.
Bergere was asked if he felt that
the man's charge was correct, ho
declined to say whether there
were many Communist* In the
Stats Department, asking in re
turn how you could tell n Com
munist, and how you would know
whether there were a lot of Com
munists In the Rotary Club or not.
However, he said (hire are
“peculiar people" In the departni*nl »nif Although i
ninny
do a very fine Job, there are "a
certain few who should never be
In the Htatn Department.”
Mr. Ilergrrr also related an In
stance In which he had fired u
stenographer because he hud dis
covered her connection with the
Nasi regime and later found that
she had been rehlred by the IL H,
Army,
In hit* Introduction Mr. MorrL
son aald that Mr. Rergere, owner
of tho Camera and Gift Shop on
Magnolia Avenue, ha* travelled in
01 countries, ami that he speaks
several language* Including Hnanrob and Japanese.
Mr. Uergern said that he resigneil, from his diplomatic work 18
months ago, that his resignation
wa* refused nml that he eventual
ly returned to this country before
Ids replacement arrived because
the HI ate Department would not
semi one.
DENVER 'At— A Los Angeles
Jewish organization today denbunerd as utterly unfounded what
it termed vicious "insimialions of
anil - srmltlsm" directed against
Sen llieharil M Nixon, California,
the GUI’ vice presidential nominee.
Seeking In cuunlcracl such al
lucks. Nixon made public hern n BARKLEY'S ROLE UNSETTLED
I ADUC All, Kv. (At—Vice Presi
statement sent tn him by the com
munity relations committee of he dent Alben Rarkley said Sunday
lais Angeles Jewish Communiy night he had made no speaking
appointments a* yet for Ihe Dem
for Uw cameraman In Hol
lywood after aha had filed a suit
■gainst Zae Zsa Gabor, wife of
actor Georg* Sanders, asking
•BOO,000 damage* end another
1800,000 pnmltlr* damages. Corlnne cfiarfH that Zee Zsa called
her a "cockney" and allege* "ac
tual tB wtQ and aaallce." Corinne
la French. „
flnternaltonaU
PsmriUi In '50 Had
T o Borrow T o Exlit
Rotary Meeting
IC a a tla a e * r t a m
\A
missluners Williams nml Lesher. 1 Ratling — Fain, I’hllnilrlphlo,
Mr. Carraway
was elected | 333; Mitchell, Clrvrlaml.
323;
mayor und In 1919 he won tho Woodllng, New York, 321; Kell.
'■•ohi i„ another term on too Rn.slon, 313; Mantle, New; York,
Commission over the oppositlmi .3(17.
i.i
i,udgf and Frank Miller.
Runs batted In — Dnhy, Cleve
The vote In tnnt election was 870 land, 03; Robinson. Chicago, 79;
for Carraway, 302 for Miller, mil Zernlnl, I’hlladelphia, 77; tlerm,
140 for Lodge.
New York, 70; Drnpo, Detroit, 74.
In the fall of 1980 Commission
lilt* — Fox, Chicago, 140; Rober Krlder was defeated liy Ham Inson. Chicago, 138; Jensen. WaihMartina 947 for 087 and Cum- Inglon. 1311; Fain, I’hlladelphln,
minsloner Chase wns defeated by 133; Avila, Cleveland, 131.
John Ivcv 803 to 877. Mr. Hyson
Home run* — Dohy, Cleveland,
w h s elected mayor for the year
3(1; llorrn, Now York, 21; Zernlsl,
1951.
Mr. Martina resigned In tho I’lilludclphla, 22; llnseu, Ctevelami,
course of tho year and W. V. Hit 20.
Pitching — Consuegra, Washing
ting was appointed to surreed
ton, fib, loop; Hhsntr. Phlladel
him.
In the fall of 1051, with Ihlee phi*. 21 t. 040; ||RKill, New York,
Commission seals open, an es 1.1 3, K|3. (iorMinn, New York, 4 1,
pecially liol campaign wnt waged H'St, Reurdeii, St laml*. 7 2, 77B
which brought far more voters to
the polls than ever before. John
Boy Scout
Under defeated Al Lee by a vote
iriiMimiFfi l"rnm Ps r i hrsi
of 1,980 to 49t, Commissioner
fork
there
nml pull myielf out. . .
Htemper defeated J, M. lllggln*
got out sopping wet, but found
1,878 to 040, and Itsodnll Chase
defeated Commissioner Hitting I,- nn old. rotten redwood tree,
scooped out a nice bed and crawled
007 to 817.
The 1963 Commission rnmdst In. . . H wa* warm and 1 iltpl
ing of Htemper, Chase, Rader, all nlglil "
The dark haired tail laid he w*s
Ivey and Carraway elected Com
missioner Htemper to surreed Mr, seated only Ihe first night, when
"I saw some wolf (tuck* and later
Dyson ns mayor.
a couple of lean wolvea." Foreit
City ( ammlssloners
The
following Commissions er* believe he had mlitaken coy
have governed the City alnre ntes for wolves,
Young Hrndherry *ald he’d eaten
1933!
19.13! IL J. Lehman, W. A. Leff only siitiin pine nuts, 'nicy leave*,
ler, H. O. Hhinholeer, T. L. Ilumaa, wild peppers and tome dried apri
cot* lie found.
and Vivian Hpeer, mayor.
1984j II. J. Lehman, H, O.
Tho area In which he wa* ml**
Hhlnholser. T. L. Dumaa, Vlvln Ing I* on Ihe nnrthweit fringe of
Spear, and W. A. Leffler, mayor. Yosemltn Nallonal Park.
19381 II. J. Lehman, H. 41.
Hhlnhoiaer. W. A. Leffier, Vivian
Korean Typhoon
Hpeer, and T. L. Dumas, mnvnr.
( o s r*aa* Sift*9
19301 Perry WMtehural, W. It.
lie ILeffler,
s V Illfr . Ifl*
•!» effort on (he part of the Chines#
Dupree, W. A.
M. J.
Lodge, and 8» U Hnlnholaer, lo retake Hunker Hill nn the waitern front from the U. 8. Marine*.
mayor.
1937i M. J, Lodge, W. A. Lef Tho leatherneck* broke up aevon
fler, We
W. Itlit Dupree, Perry White- desperate nod charges after win
ning the ridge last Tuesday.
uret, and Ed 'Higgins, mayor.
1938i M. J. Lodge. AI Lee, W,
MME. CIIIANG IH SETTER
K. Dupree, Waller ('ol#n>*n and
HAN FRANCISCO
A dermaEd lllggln*, mayor.
1939! II. J. Out, George Rol InlogUl said Imliy It la "Juat a
lins, M. J. Lodge, Waller Cole i|ticallnn of time" befora Mme. Chiman, and Ed. Iligglna, mayor, , ang Hal - Hhek'a akin ailment re<.
I940: IL J. (luL Georg* K. Rol aimnda In treatment
lins, M. J. Lodge, Ed Iligglna, and
Dr. Edwin L. Brock of the Univeraity of - California medical
Waller Coleman, mavnr.
I94lt H. J, Gut. Ed lUgglnx, M. center examlnud tha 84-year-old
J, Lodge, Gaorg* Rollins, W. C. flrat lady of Nationalist China Sun
day. Ha aald the InQammotion
Hill, mayor,
Vmny respond In four or five days
19411 IL
' J. Gul,
M. J. Ledge, Ed
or may lake two or Hu n weeks."
C. Illll, mayor.
‘ " fp llt II. J. Gut, M,
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"VOICE" SHIP ARRtVRR
Geor^a Bishop, W. C. Illll
in and
ATHENS, Orceco UR-Tho Voice
laglna, mayor,
of America's seagoing radio ata
1*44! W. C, Hill, M. J. laidgr, Hon Courier doc
ocked at JAUm iu 1
H. J. Gul, George Illshop, Ed Hlg- port, nearby
trbi PIiraeui, toda
glaa, mayor,
paratory to .bog
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jlnninj
broa
nMukuli
1 ***** V T c. Hill, M. J. lKtdge, II. to Iron C
Curtain countries,
L Gut. Geerge iil.hop, sod Ed
Hlgjrina, mayor.
Krider, Randall
Chase, Andrew Carraway, Lea
Leaker, and R. A. Williams, mayor.
1949! EandeU Ckaaa. F. A- Dysen, John Krlder, W. H, Itinyeti
and Andrew Carraway, payer. „
■Vt.
7 K R T S A 'H O ttF 6 ? A H M H N t M A H
to the Commliilon with 103 vote*
ae against 1 vole for Charlie Mc
Carthy and Commiilloner Colemen wa* named to eurcerd Com
missioner Ini'Kins ns Mayor In
January lulu.
'I ho election* of November 111 to
saw a free-for-all fight among
a g.oup ut live caiidUlateM, '1 liu
iciurn* went th 7 lor liuutr, 240
jur Coleman, 210 tar Dupree, |:t
for Arthur Klrrhlaifl, a rn-wrom- i
rr to the political cirrus, and 797 !
inr W. C. Hill, who was promptly
named mayor unanimously,
'the Commission at that, time
ion.listed of Mayor
Hill,
Mr.
Lodge, Mi. lliggii.'i, Mr. (ini, arid
Mr. Rollins, At thr rip! or tho
year Mr. (iut wan elected lo »urret-d himself against lien* lluber
l>y a vote of 348 to 311 and
George D, Bishop wn* elected lo
succeed Mr. Rolun* receiving HI
vote* against 1 for John Nnuro
(iaroer, former Vico 1’rcnident of
(he United States, Mr Hill wet
re-elected mayor.
The following year M. .1, l.oilgr
ile fen led I’. I*. Campbell and Howanl kavllle by a vole of 279 In
234 to I1H respectively. Mr. Illg
gins received t>0 votes without op.
position and wa* named to suc
ceed Mr, Hill a* mayor
In (ho |04.'i elections Mr. Hill
was returned to tho Commission
with negllble opposition and In
(941 Mr. Illshop and Mr. (iut were
returned with no opposition. Mr.
iligglna continued mayor for both
years.
WINDIN9 UP TH1 DPI of a hfR In Korea are tanka of "Baker" *qt
In the fall of 1918 Hob William i
cel ebra led cavalry outfit at ona time). Tha Canadian vehicle* wei
was elected to tho Comm Isnu
the heavy fighting near tha front line. The tanke were duo for a
receiving |INt vote* aa against 2
for John Krlder and 1 .for Julian
Hteiistrom and in Croup 2 l.eu
Lesher wa* elected by a vote of
•Major i-cHtfiie
(17 lo 81 for Krlder, and 3 far
Htcustraril. Some 82 balluts were
li C a d e r H
,obd out In this election an
grounds of mutilation,
H r A t M f lC IA T B D I ’ RK H H
Mr. tint waa unanimously elect
Nallonal league
ed mayor for 1040, at the end
Ratling — Miuial, SI. fguila, .326;
of which year Andrew Carraway
was elected to succeed Mr. Hig Klus/ewskl. Cincinnati, .313; I/mkgins with no opposition. The Com man, New York, .311; Robinson,
mission for 1917 consisted of Mr. llrooklyii, .300; .Slaughter, St.
Cariawny, Mr. Williams, Mr. i/mls, 3ni
Illiliop, Mr. Lesher, and Mayor
Runs balled In — Sauer, Chi
Out.
cago, IK); Hodge*, Brooklyn, HO;
In the election* of the fall of Thomson. Now York, 70; Ennis,
1947 John Krlder won out over I’hlladrlpliln. 77; Sinughter, St.
John Kntignn and Fred Williams Igiul*, 74.
by a vote or (41H to I HU and 281
lilts — Adams, Clnclnnntl, 143;
and Randall Clmse defeated M. J Schoendiensl, St (amis, 142; MuLodge 740 to 197. Mr. Kridnr and sial. St l^tuis, I I I ; l*)ckman, New
Mr. Chase replaced Commission York. 130, llainncr, I'lilludclphla,
er* Cut nml Bishop.
Commissioner williams atirret-d- 127
Home runs — Sutler, Chicago,
eil Commissioner tint as mayor.
Ill the foil of IIIIH F. A. Hyson 31; Hodges, Rrooklvn and Klner.
won over a wide field by a vole rittstMirgli. 20; Cornoii, Rotton, 10;
nl 427 to 212 for II. F. (innnx, .191 Mathews, Huston, ID.
Pitching — Roe, Hrooklyn, H I,
for Roy Holler, 7(1 for Henry Mcl.aulin, uiiil 293 for Henry Witte. HH0; Wilhelm. New York, 10 2.
W. H. Htemper defeated J. E. i 333, llliiek, Rrnoklyn, 0 2, 010;
Rowland and E. E. White by a 1Yuhns, St lanili, 0 3. 8(6i Roll
vole of (18K to 474 to 2811. They lerls, 1'lilladelntiln, Itlfl, TW
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Warren May Fumed Musical Leader May Found Towering Liai jKt ds Reported
Training Institute In This Area
Call Special
Says Hoffmaa'Building V a st*
GOP Primary
O f McCarthyi Jel Air Base I n
(jfcvernor Agrecu To
Election If Shown
There Is Vacancy
And lie Has Power
T A l.l.A IIA S S K K -M - Guv F u lle r
W a rrrn luday agreed to ca ll a spec
till Supreme Court p rim a ry dee
thin I n K cpiitillcanx if shown there
lx ti vacancy in the p a rty ’s uom
i t f ion ami lie has the legal power
to (‘all a S O I1 p rim a ry .
W art en re leaned tu re p o rte rs the
text at a tc trg rm n lie tent Monday
to l i ila ttild A lexander, Pi Myers,
.Stale lle p n lih e a ii c h a iritia ii.
The K iive ritiir'x w ire wax in an
tw e r In a p m tcsl over lln* gover
ttor's action m c a llltu t a *|teeiol
p rim a ry m I I t lo r iMMnoernt* on
iy to nnm iuale a snecesjur to the
late Supreme Court Justice lin y
ll_ C h a p n u ti
W in pm an w j *i the (id R io rra tlr
im m iiu'e to ■iieeted h im se lf The
Republican*. ilh l not nom inate a
ra n d id .ite In th e ir re g u la r May p rl
m ary
The pom i u n i's tele lira in said hlx
ca ll tor a pcciul p rim a ry to f ill
a vacancy m the ih m o c ra lic none
Illa tio n (in Supreme Court juxllen
wax hastd on mi ad viso ry opinion
fro m the s ip rcoie ( ’o u rl
lie ra id Dial as he understood the
l ; n " llie r e i m i vacancy in the
Republican no m ination fo r a jus
lic e of the i Id nia Supreme Court.
in n M im d i as the Ite p u lille u n P arty
failed In m itim itli 1 a cam lhla le in
file May p r im a r y ."
A lly <it'll
Itle lia ril E rv in lie
lleve (he R e pu blican , • hould y|el
u fin d s iii the post
tty W IL L A R D C O N N O L LY
The recent v is it here o f one o f
\tiu-rhm 'x g re atest m usical cduc.i 11ir s and c h o ir loaders, D r. John
F inley
W illia m so n ,
Princeton.
J., founder and President o f
A e s tm iu s ie r C h o ir Col leg's, may
..-ad to the fou nding o f n musical
•ru in in g In s titu te in th is urea.
! tr. an,I M rs. W illia m so n le ft fu r
home hy plnne last n ig h t.
.Mrs. C lara (Sinn, w ith whom
Hr. oml M rs. W illia m so n visited
here a fte r a rriv in g
by plane
T hursd ay n ig h t, revealed today
.liu l l.iey have accepted fro m her
the g>f« of u large tra c t o f lumt
mi -C ry s ta l I -like, Lake M ary,
where llit-y rTn liv e in retire m en t
it lid where Dr. W illia m so n can
c a rry on his life am hUinn o f tr a in
in g youth fo r church ch o ir rlirre Don.
M is. liiim s la ir il th a t she hsd
received so much in s p ira tio n a fte r
re c e n tly iii i,'in lin e the suniniei
eulup fo r p ro fe ssio n 'll* at the col
lege, tliu l xhe was led, fo llo w in g
pra yer, to o ffe r the land to lh«
W illiu m s u n v
The v is it followed.
Mrs. liiu l i is noted here fo r her
s in g in g amt m u x ifd a b ility , and
is a m ille d opera sin ge r w ith ■
long and tlinliiiKulshv--) career.
Due de cla r.d t i n t should Hr.
m id M rs. W illia m so n , the la tle i
Die dean o f the W estm inster C o l
lege, come here to found a m usi•«! school, th a t the yo u th o f Sun
ft,id and C in tta l F lo rid a would
h e iir fit g re a tly , and th a t m any d is
tin g u is h ! J m usicians would visit
th is ar. a.
Dr. W illiam so n, w h ile not revealing any d e fln lle plans for
r c t ir e im ill, slated yesterday Dial
l,e likes Hanford, Its peace, beauty
ill,I illliia le , and is looking fm
ward lo re tu rn in g tu th is urea.
lie is noted both in th is country
and abroad as lender o f the
famous W estm inster C h oir which
tw o senosns ago sang hetm e a
large audience In H rlnm lo. It Imupiieured in conceits w ith noted
syniphuny orchestras here nod ill
Dm ope, and the Navy is now
(dnnnlng to fly Hr. W illi iiium ii
xm l Die choir to Japan and K m m
In v iiie itu ln the servicemen.
Me is also p ie p a rilig a liy illlia l
fo r male voices and lid s w ill he
used hy men o f Ix illi the A rm y
om l Navy.
t h e W illiam sons w e ir tlie l upon
u rriv u l
hy
plnne nl
llila iu lo ,
T h li■Vilay hy Mrs. liln o and Roger
H a rris, who hsd sum m er Irn iu u ig
co u n t's at the college in DKih,
IP3U, IP ill ami D ill, and ag ain
ill 1L)ID. and who is also Mini'll
enthused u lim il the v is ll here ami
w lia l II may lead to. M r. M a m led Ihe Messiah 01 a lo n e sin gin g
here Dlls y e n
Mrs. liiim was a sponsor for
tlc o rg e Harden. .Senniioli' H igh
School r’ la d lin tc , one of Hie L'fiO
v o u lli- who a il ended Die "vocal
lu m p " at the I'o llrg e Dos sum
mer. Them were tw o hi,, i ra in
in g program s, the vocal camp fm
y im ln mol the professional camp
school fo r those more advanced.
The W rs tm ln s lre r Choir Cullege is not Connected w ith Princeto il U n iv e rs ity , H r W illiam so n
pointed out. fhdiJrrlH tau g h t in
clude choir, organ, o rch e stra l «lir. cl inn, composing and tr n lm n r
on all in stru m en ts, Including plain,
'llie re nr,, ahool .100 pupils, wit),
ii u o m licr for foreign r m in liic rcp re -e iilc d . The IH acre cumpu
i -i ,litm u s -even hud,lings of t,,,o
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i .ill r Kit* I II h >1 t h I i • 'fu ll
v it'ld n to Stiv i« • titli 0:110 h o in a ith
hi and
lit* • 1 itt m d 1l. 1i> tin nil
from sv 11lit >ii 1
H id fiii io ' th po d*on 1 a n o rii
•ctalltalilt*III H 111* h IM.lY id ui 1v not
h r 11-mil v, lion Mt * .11 fh t ' '"Oil
1ram - 1 Ih ut. m
in* - tu
ills
I i lal
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I 0411II VMtIt til'll I tm Pr ili**» <
trim e i aplu i -u
»• I 1 h 1 p i r t
ei.t
No n pi •1•■* id d*Yr 1 I M u ' l l *!,y
n A' nil hand I <h* il l D " 1111a in
II I I LV I I1 * 1 .r»! lo
eon 11 id lo* M'
pa 11 n 1pah aHi > it.* I S I »i t* n |
l ouK h r it had .0 t'i i nh d 1 no dr mi
Oi'AL-Y r
IliU hm ok Scott, vice
l ton 1 Inin ho | Ip th* 1no
v I (III
fn ann/.
chad man of the Ite p iih llc a n Stale
T S I n 11 m l I id i*• I* It'd » S
Y * c ii liv e C o o in illle e , aid Im lay
I 1 . d. ' . ' .dvlio
Mat I In \\ ♦ 1* hi
he believes Gov W arren w ill "n o t
of the Ih d lrn a n dr pi • d a*i tie pih
Is
O p tim is tic
O ve»
deny the reipiest id It, public.m id
1 pit a Yl nut U ill .till 111 .1 Mi • 'at
tid a l:, In a rru n g c lo r the '.election
It'S Ii i In i n ill and no aid In Poll
y -l,
•
i le i W illi Ills a lliu m v
of « candidate fo r the Supreme
O b s u n a iic y '
llll'lu tl.
I « pi I I 'l l l l l l /
K c il s ’
Court vacancy lo lie voted fu r at
lU-ufuli, .11 ( 'll* -I Dial ui u ptipi'i
iIn N ovem ber election "
a r llile s iiulteiDi* M il a illiv h r lil a
Ily HAM HUM MERLIN
M em ber* uf Ihe Hanford I'o s l
Spoil in a p ic pa I r i l .late ine nl
M UNSAN, Korea i/H- MuJ lie u neYY » r u itfr r e iu e ireeuD v m i | mi |i
.VI, T lie A m erican I-eg Ion, uunnl■aid:
ninusly n p iiro v n i Inst n ig h t Ih v W illia m llu r r i. o t i, senior H
N Id :il m:itti*r% lie n a ih iithal that if
" I t d n jr e lv hope tha t Die gover
M e f'a rlh y p» \%* II i i iu iii It i* li lt ,
n o r tv m il lls ln n u tf to men and l>rogram ou tlin ed try Joel F ield, C om m am l n ru iltU c p delegate, said
pulif ii'fc hi* lc v* i -11 e tliiiijjh fn * iin
wom en who have personal grudges a past c o m m a n d *r, and fa rm e r Inday lie llio u g h l "a n a rm lM lre Is
lirpsident o f tho H anford Illu * * , fo r
loi with Williuun
A m is I an» ra m ild a to who may the 'dedication )ir» g r*to fo r I lie nos' ilile btil I ha ven 't tho la tn |e ‘d 'W illi .lodllc Mollhru.,' ,tc! I Dtl||
Idea w hen.”
»
w ish tn lJlu i n i U ic.U ittin-w u Court, M em o rial Htadlum . F rid a y nigh t.
Kn-m ll p iiim iiiiv lie ■i ■l.-, i l
Dll
Me
made
llie
o
lis
irv
u
lio
n
nl
a
fe a t, n o r to Omse wno would d e te r
I h e p ro g ra m w ill he divided inDull I wlurc I Ini 11 u.
the pi Ogress of F lo rid a hy halting lit tw o p a ri* . M r. F ield pointed news ro n fe rctice s lu n lly a fire I 1 Ht.rlici
I,,
N. ami I'umuiimial Mt(tn)ui<ir* Ic - tililiill) “ oi, - r hr du ll'd I
the m arch tow a rd a two • p a rty
u til. The u n ve ilin g o f a bronze trailed arid words for an I..... .d luki'ii
system of governm ent In the xlule
i pimple dedirnled to Die m em ory o f I’utimuni'iMi and made "no vi-iunVv »lIr:iin -> iiugrll, (Him,ui" ,
<i
'■(in everal ticnaslnnx tin v e rn o r
those fro m .Seminole C ounty who
'III' I " " i t III ll |||, t 'l lll ll II,,I ■'
,1
Wnl le u I'll', expressed hi 1)10 hlx < have fought tu defend th e ir emtn pi ogress" Inward setilemunt ol U"
liic pn tn ,d
......... I., ii.
lit l i d Ihai a d ru m : opposition par I try , w ill take place firM outside irttce Idnckmi; issue of prisoner r
Ln i.ill .iiiiiiiiiu c c d Dint i .
eluiNge
ly would tie of m eat tielp ill pro
o f tile stadium ut 7:01) p.m., fo l
Ihe delcg.iliuliH culled u (him Hi tuipi ii In i i -c li stiiuuny («,■rn i
H intini: the grott-tli id Die slide In low ing a short concert liy the
slrnighl week
lonjt recess ton in.IN |irrt»||,| I.I-,ul ,,l It", | , uni
in d u stry, a g ric u ltu re , lulm t re la Hcmnnd,. High School Hand ui Num
(| st.„i()r |U.(1 Relcgale. pm i " " p c r .ilP iii Vi l in in, iiiilin n ,i
tions and Die p io p r r bundling of
*' • IT. p in . The sec‘'in , prop m in w ill tested, then agreed to setting III, now p rc M ilc ii nl Du I ’n iil I'mu,
^ d rights' " tie haul
take place inside
Inc
stadium next meeting for Aug ?7
i, mi. In d is p irive a ll u'ks \ | i i
- l i f t i n g u t 7 : 1r. p.m.
On chances of the talks to sue li.u l m iiilc ui ll,i- >n u ll' .ii'.n
Mr. Field urged that as ninny ceed. Harrison declared:
tie d t lc u r i’c C Mu. hull
l.rgiunnulres ns possible lie pre
"I've thought Ihe Ciiiiiniuulsls ,l»
Ihe lig h t Mem-, ft "U i M il -ut!
sent ut tlie dedication wearing want an arinlstlcu. It Is a matter lug dam age s till Hi m nletul-. i
Legion caps, and advised every nf how much they arc willing tu Imt libelled ami -il.im li red Inn
member to feel tImt lie has a hurt pay for it "
in iftn im lcd I’ lm ritc s uf li m l
>,
III Die program.
Harrison said il was possible fur mi v anil ca le u lu ii'd di ,-,-it >,i m,,
Following Die invocation hy •lie Reds lo accept Ihe U. N pod A iiic r ir u ii pcuplc
Chaplain John linnirlsen of the lion un prisoners
M i't'a rlh y 's -.inI Is Im , ,1 in p n i
Naval Air Station al the unveiling
"They could give ui a good cuss oil Itu illo li'k iic e iis a tiiiii Did M
ceremony, remarks on tlie unveil
tty Ttie A x x o d a t'il I ’ rexs
I 'u iI lly lo ld Die Scuotri " . i Im n -iin
' Showers sprinkle d la rge areas id ing will tie made hy Cost Com Ing out and thm accept our offer."
lie " in a |Hutch June I I Iti ,1 ,t
tCe nation lo tla y, hut they missed mander J- Denver Cordell and hy Im declared. They never would
niuim ing Gen lic o rg c • m .m
,u
W in s which is hakim ; In the th ird Cant. Earle T. Louckx, post his have lo agree with us on Die pi in
w m im ic chief " l -duff, p iH i't.ii i
cinle of no furced repatriation
Week o f a cro p - w in te rin g heal torian.
Nam II was visibly angered in | re ta ry uf stale, and u u llm r of in.
Tlie seruml program will fol
wave.
j -Mar-.liall plan
S r a lte red D u nu lcrdinw o rx were low Inside the "indium with the sntne of Harrison's remarks In tlie
of
distlngiliihed conference lent
re|Mii led in Die Southeast m irth- introduction
The Red negotiator was parti
w a rd to the Ohio V alle y anil M iddle guests hy Knrlyle Hunxhidder,
A flag ceremony will follow, cularly nettled when Harrison said
A tla n tic states A nother area of
arid
the
flag
used
will
he
that
Ihe Communist* "call the Chines,'
thundershow ers
dampened
the
whirl) was placed on Die coffin of soldier* volunteer* hut when it
Plains slates and Rocky Moon
the
late
Jack
(iillon,
first
of
the
t'hithlng iii a dryiiii- uiucliine
come* tn volunteering not to go
tains.
The m e rcu ry headed fo r tne 100- World War If heroes from Heml home the Communists won't reco ihe HetiDnulii County f.iiimdry, m ■
nole
County
to
he
killed
I
ii action. nire that."
West llilrd Hlrei’t, wn- ncoicle l
plus decree m a rk in N o rth and
An honor guard of local Negro
when (ire, caused liy Kinlie . 1,
The Reds demand return of llfl
C kn trn l Texas fo r the 17th day this
Legionnaires of thr Charles Young 000 captured Red*, imcltlcully tricity, lirukc nut in the mnrhii"
fm m lli W eather forecasters said Font 1107, will carry the flag to
Mating the number muiUnclut’ zo sliiirtlv lii’furr I did o’clock Du
th e m was no sign o f relief,
the flog pole after receiving It 000 captured Chinese. The tl. N aftnrunon.
The Texas ilm u g lil has destroyed from Commander
Cordell an I says It will repatriate only HJ.oou
Pnmugr to tlm rlntliing on• n estim ated 08 m illio n d o lla rs will present It to I'ost fill past
w o rth of crops and has caused at commanders J. Q. Galloway and captives who have said they will »"diuiatcd hy M. 1., Hall,II n, liion
least five heat deaths In Dallas Jamea Singletary for the flag not resist return to Communist dry owner, nl | I 8U. Th,* in,, i
fully covered hy ill .nraucc, In
soil.
alone
Unveiling Of Plaque
To Highlight Dedi
cation Of Layout
Anniuticc D e s p i t e
)
Sr n ford Herald
Vacation-Pack
w No m *tl*r how far away
'pram ham* you may go tm yowtarallon you can readllr (attfc
up on ihe home town n*w« by
e-"dlng Ihe Hanford H triM
when you return. You can ar
rang* with your carrier boy, or
through Charlie Morrison, elrco*
lotion ruanartr. hr telephoning
lid , to hare your regular laaaeo
Of Ihe Herald saved for you
white you are ewar, lo bo 4*
Uvered to your homo Ip m t
Jfemrkoge upon your relum
There U no extra churfov Tho
“
-iS S
.t & S S A S
Before Diving op you* va>
Hop doYortppl.
S
.I'wMlnneO o n Pane XPakli
Lions Officials To
Meet Here Sunday
Nearly 100 deputy diitriet governora,
nor*, prealdenta and secretaries
of Llona International
. . . In Florida
Dlatrlct 380
... are
. . . expected here
■ 'bei held
at a cabinet meeting to
at the Yacht Club Sunday
a
| after*
rtrtevn at
mI StIO
1119IY o'clock,
oi|«leiwL King
1/ ln» Lion
noon
E, S. McCall announcer! to tnetnbora of tho Sanford Lion* Club
Thirty one clube, Hanford In
cluded, will be represented at th*
meeting at wMoh Lion program*
. - j .« iu -» . u n ^
dlscusted.
will be aanred.
the weekly
« tnnouncwaa dlahat a
th#
tna
5. H.
Harrison said he told Nam II
"the repatriation of n few tliuu
sand Chinese seem* tn be the crib
leal isttie," Roughly I3.R00 Chinese
have «ald they won't go back home.
Preachers Convicted
For Blocking Traffic
c.is tssz ^ Ar,rr
Of Sti ikiiikt
*
! o
I d r du
1t e f f i t )
(.ill's Hi»rr
• in I ii** li t * I /a 'fir 1%illit li
‘*itd*
Irikllie, di ta lle r of
« ih ' m elrd
Min d tiutposl
• h o i'll d till' 11till 1 lirh lH l
^ w ,e lio id payed it
o /.m im id
h e r iiiid i lu ll
•falls »|»*iii tiim l h e ir In the
M il'll 1 0 tu m i ion
10 '1 1i ,i p* 1
aid that the
i iidi'i ton .(1 lutwui aloin;
So * |i« |M 11 1iilhi'M oil llli
1 to il
d im
1 1 m ilt
•h r 1 I
■ >1
I t i'id u n
off O'I
it t i l ,
Im (It d
to
liiiM *'
1
8-Nation Air-Sea
Shipyard Deal
Exert ise To Be
In .lax Will Be
Held By Allies
Probed By Jury
Attorney General To Ope . n H H i11 S p i i i
1’ resellI Gland Jm \
fr ill
Wit li Sale Del.ills
1J e s ig n e d
D e fe n s e
A
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ii
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V
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Name Slate
r p e nd e n t
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K l< l t o |
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G O P
P le d g e d
Candidates
I A, Dm "S Mi
h
Mississip
pi-. iii iiuiti.d. tm Eiscnhiiwcr set
ii )i Du-11 i.uit niitt'iiinury today they
hope will t a r t y II ih traditionally
I "-iii", i it-, i d,' t.,r the Bcpuhll« .111 IM*IMMID)
|)i'i," ti. i , .hi iiindticial con
\Dill Dll ’ ’l l tif InillM* J Lit** ol
tlltl* l * ml* ut • Ids 1,1 , pi. t)/«‘(| til
1 ill
»\tali\lednPll.rl IItail
IIr»tmill
D /t l Keimrl Is
D
I A City
( ommission Moots
,S(‘ii( I'm ( li;iMt*r,
Ovii’do M;m Skips
Wilh I* \ And S‘!1)il
In tin illi lll.llio.o |
ft Med I* V I .mp . I
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till Mr* * ttim iiii >im i
e\ I 1 ID t Ml! Mill YY111I i i mi
■-* nii i"«, (
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•ltd *1 O lit i d i i i d i i i i ! it( I il l tit)
lift! *1 * II '•Mil* **li! nf
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(« ll.M-1 mm I ♦mm* hilltiM III/
l'(* 'III if 1 **1MMil IMI Illl’CtllO
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ii* i Minim mu j| i| ir o \ diI an up
•him h i 1 I* Dayton h»r ;i ♦*
ft.tli i im nn In he cTfcM ilnl I yyo
kn lo Dm- t ilv lim its 111 iin> Muv
j|V*• i miDifti i / I mk im I* Ypciitli
of t PM, (ft 1M dl-l Y f l *M
f ftitf.iMY ’ll hv Die State Hoad
tilm c o t " I i h
ntipr aisftp, iim
1 c r l)
Mi'Dilnl
I 11 \Vidi'iDM/
(t li \v c tiiic was rc p itll nl tn Dii *
tills-Mini and ll yi in d c lc r
<1 h» Itc /in iift/iiD a tin n s ukDi
c rlv tiYYiicis lo •.••cure llic lr ap
*1 id llti' jp p iftt* tl jh mmm ;i*
(.lc
r I ’lilliM H Ms|oM .11*m♦ \ tiled itovvn
‘Mo ill to I II* *• 4*11V YY d c r m il*
•li* (he n l ) lin id i .lite r An
( ’arrjYYftv nim I .Infill |ve>
"tiilcil, and owners of dam ii" d
dill tier will lie compete,tiled fulls
Mr, Rat,urn nttrilititi-,1 il,e fm
ta sparks caused l>y a n i d.i,,,
hacked rug liaviiii; 1,,-rn pliin ,1 >■
Die drying mudime Dy mi ink
Firemen answered the iihum m
Ik’ ;Ml p.nt, I 'cr"011)1d at the plant
had the fltc midi r cunlrul w ill,
cxltnglilsliers 'when the firenn-ii
arrived, and tlie drying tundm,
wa» nut ilhiuac'd
NEW Y'ORK US- Eight evangel
1st* were convicted of disorderly
conduct Monday for preaching cm S c i l f a i LM* M n c n
Broadway near Times Hcpiaro
.O L M IJ IL I
IV ta g H /IIU
On* of them wa» Carl J. Kuni,
i'e a tU IC H L o c a l A r e . i
31, whoia right lo preach on the I
street* without a permit was up-1 Hanford liKurv* pruminentlv In ;m
held by the Supreme Court last I orilrle In the August issue uf i n k
year. That case grew nut of a smivilli>’s popular "Hoafurer Mac ,
meeting Kuni. an ordained Rantisl line" which is rmii-crned with Do'
minister, held at Columbu* C
circle prnposeil Ht John’* Indian River
canal
in 1049.
He wae convicted under a
Titled "River of Opportunity" Die
city ordinance requiring a police slnry relates Imw the Ht. John's
permit ta hold reltaimis meetings Indian River Improvement t "in
on the alreet*. The Hnpreme Court, mlltce wan fininded at Hanford im
in throwing aul a tin line, ruled July kH ami descrilies the fmictiou
the ordinance unconstitutional a* ■ •ml posxltdlitlos nl the canal
restraint on freedom nl ipecrh etui
The magazine also carries a map
of Ihls urna showing Ihe proposed
This time police accnred Kuni location of tho canal in relulion l"
nnd seven others nl causing a Iraf Ihe Iwo river*, the boundary of Ihe
fie tie-up bv preaching a( Brnatl- drainage basin and tlm varmus
way and 47th Street nn July 18. lakes anil ^highways of Ihls region
They were found guilty bv Magis The article note* that tlm ifark
trate Paul Balaam and will be sen innville dlatrlct engineer recently
tenced Aug. a .
estimated freight saving....... the
“ ‘
33.000 a
value
at twatlng,
- ifahltlia
in
Mini
Ml 4. I'M l 1,v , ,1 | ( i 111it IJ t I | fill Si'll
k II
<i a* m itt a -I U
lilt (mi<1 NiYnii Did (All 1 C2ll<
In tl t.
MI(li*I U 1 nl pr 14It ).i I d Ini ( Yi" Milk.'Ill JIMl V4tf»
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Did I -iM’nhoYYDI "MIplHirttTS:
i n r t mumhudph aul land n*a II*lil
I•
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in rte h l W i l l
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Plant Is Not Serious
Lights will go out, said Mr.
Field, following the bugle call to
the colon, ami witli police car
■pot light* focused on the scene,
ml with the band playing the
tar Spangled Manner, the flag
ralalng ceremony will fol Inw,
Dr. W. P. Hrook* Jr., pnslor of
the Flrat Baptist Church and Le
gion chaplain, will make the dedi
catory remark*. Following a talute by a firing arpiad, laps will
bo sounded.
At last night'* meeting Com
mander J. D. Cordell showed the
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.Lit k out d ir
Im.MU'H'f
- T I hr mine I i t /uni’
aid frila> h r Hi Mild h r happy
i a hen u»J 1 oithn* are lo appeal h riia io a Ird o i .il 111.1in.I
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n1h i 1r 1 iti dth* the K as’l /.one
* o- tn\ I'hr 1*1 vfi* imill m iia iH ’lv .aid * ,*entiosi ima >1 tin*
ale o m ild I m- M tlnm lh d in a ra iitl
• d iHo .a so piano ■
in * t lii'ie on Sept
i
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d.
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and nther tin
df Mo ,t• s p jiird to the 'h r ili p itr tin r n l la d ' l f i a rt nil
ith 'M t mmiv of i"o)l‘n-a*ai mi*! Inih otv
V r I Ih 1 Im I iff 11
Inin nd the turn hm i 'li Mir ".air
I II I ko Hoi il rd i I ho nrvY-i
di h* h t miles lone
• ipaf III.*! th r t io . i no ip iHo r
. 1 t ■ 11 k! I nit lr * a 1d r
iii 'iliaI lln*' III Un h oi .n 1tint
t uai. h i t ith 1«VI
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id } Hip I.«Il i - an li* '.aoh
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nuf Ih r l nil i vVolUon • aid
Uhowera Sprinkle
Most 01 Country
But Bypass Texas
A nother surite o f ro o lo r Canadian
a ir was m oving tow a rd 'Minnesota
and Die Dakotas, but the Chicago
W eather Hum an said there were
no present Indications II would
skive ns fu r south ns T e x ts ,
'•t'le a s e n f tu iu n rra liire s prevailed
fro m the Northeast s la te r w est
w a rd a m i ", the O rest Lakes and
N o rth e rn I ’Inins fo o le r w *n th c r
pre vailed in the P a cific N orthw est,
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Plans Approved Truce Delegate
For Dedication Sees Possibility
Of Ball Stadium Of Ending Strife
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la ^ lie a lly
I to tf ii i r i i , In i h< t.l i»( lln* M .ir
s| m II Plan L<i aid lo L in ii;u m»
lions, ii.ivi* lo u|Mm*ni unl« t -‘ tilt
MV i n
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l vnliont M* i .ii Itu I m file d
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M lS S lS S ip p i
Plan
O w n Election Efforts
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that
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F ill. I M I S is H IM '
I'YS YHENiY, Calif 'F — A con
ti 1 tor lining mail it■ttiilrw on Ihe
i . un I’itiaailrtin ihuriiuglifare
i" blue it Ids imtk witli prdltics,
ills vvimilnj! signs In mtdorlsls
r. ..I:
N rlg lth u r. please be ra re ftii
n#*l tulle *n th n l you m ay
,,- In vole fur Ike.”
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situuwked
a n ti
fill I ,'d police lo enforce an ur-
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humtitlg political pnvlers
on ily pro|terlv. The last four
wuids were painted out.
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a *’ll l<•if lu ll’di * and said (n* Yvmdik ISM«l dl >.
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sie it !’(•» 11fit
dim .ti tin n e d Du* s ln p ya td in PJ1 *
tod d i'iiit c il fn ‘ i'JI it in lilt:*
him*ti a iim* 1mrc Mould
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l i l t ><111 I J tJ llu i s U l i;C( I
Fires K’a / e Ovci Witli
Areas in California
I'.I.H IN iiR IL 1 I,Ilf igs—
I'll,.1fu i" , ra iti'il river m ure lli.m h .ihsi
j r t e , ul 1’ iltfiin iin 11m her uinl
hni-di laud luiiny t>uu fiii'fig ld e i
w it , (lead mnl funr o th c c is Imt I in
(heir lin ille tu cheek Hie flu m e ,
L u rry Higgins, lit
year
uid
slate Im e s lry service w orkers, wits
burned 1,1 death
Ilile llg lillu i! :i
list acre lire sm ith uf Fdsinure.
near ( Icvelnrul N oliuuul Forest A
w h irlw lio l nf llam es engulfed lum
before n tlie r wtiikei.n eiatld reaeli
(dm
Four lire men h a ltlu n t a 7.0tm
acre wind
w iiip p ,1,! Im i-dt and
grass (tre nasi nr San dose wore
M illin ',I when th e ir fire
Iruek
hurtled
The fire , tanned hv lirls k wlm bi
ill lint, d ry w entlier, raped out nf
control tie-.pile efforts nf 835 men
using liu lld iiru rs , heavy trucks, a ir
plnne* mol liu iu l tools.
Foresters Imped In hnve tw o fire s
m i Ihe western slopes nf the Sierra
Nevada under con tro l lodoy. The
b igg er —
of (tie
in n —
blackened
- - two
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1 YIIM H I'REYIt HtiPPEH
It.,, regular mcti'iK amlfMipiirr
nf ti,t> Beminulo County Farm Ru1, 1,1 will l,„ belli Friday night
nt , 00 oVIoek al the Future
ft ,1 in,-r HuiUljrig, Mrs. Henry
Iim, ton, chairman of women’s
nciivitlta in the oruaniiatlon, an1101,need tmlny, Aiming Hie guests
pri rlit will be Mr. uinl Mrs. John
l’ur,l Mr, Ford has retired as see11 loty of the Florida Farm Rui ,'ju to accept a nsw poilllon lni»o acres near Murphys, 15 miles
Alabama.
cast of Han Andreas.
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I ' l i ,Ii -1- . " , ,Inn,,It- )>, ll,,' Bed
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l iic il (ui
II,Is 'I Inn ,l.,v w l " - ,1 tin- 111,1, 1,Im,,
bile m il In' ul llie l-’. p i-<"p :,l i'. r ii .li
llo il' t - In-live,'ll | oil .iiiti s in, n’elnek
in tlie I'U 'iiiiig , ore i.ie " i i " 1 In bind
lignin
lleli,-ecu s t e f tn . ,
I ll.... I
Itm ik 1-ti in r , 1, 1111. .rn,I tiHliiy
As tlie pledging I I'liim : nnw
she said, "w e w ill lo ll hurl ut mu
c illo tii IIi[IIIII us w e ...................Hell III
Hie past " .‘ ilie :t I si 1 r e lliliiili'il p in
speelive ilniiurs w liu were lu in i'il
aw ay in .In ly bacauxe (liny lim l
eaten fa l lev. thun four hours lie |
fore d iiiiid in ii tlia t i l i i s was an np
p iirtiiin lv til moke lip III,'II p ie
vinos [a llu re In dnuale
"R v e rv u iie lu ie ie s le d 111 ( n in e a
p iu l nl hlnnd tn assisi Mie saving |
nf lives in Kurea uud wlm It.i- in,I
given w ith in six weeks lim ild lele
phone llie Bed Crus!i at Hi) and
make a pledge,” him concluded
MAHONS MEET TONIGHT
There will lie a regular meeting
nf Sanford laidge No. 53. Free mid
Accented Macons aI « Oil o'clock
ton inut at tin) Masonic Hall Wor
shipful Master J. V Jones Invites
all Master Masons to attend.
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1 '! „ ( n - t til,! 1,1 1tn;,hfy the
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1 pussible t i , ' In luce
im * f t " ' "1 Hie 111.1)01 , UMiildateS
: III, V li.u tte .l In, Hie I " in Vole
Pul iillie i.il'. n[ Ihe f i i , ill's) ruled
< ills I 1u l .11 H ull im l 11 , 1II11,1 not
i" 1- " ii llie same dav th e y deul, •1 rii.it F iveiihuw ur. who had
,- i ■p’ed Ih e tr
In v ila ln u i
(trs l,
f t . mm pc.ih Sept it
ii <>i i „ i . Iiow ever was given
1 fit "ic e hi speak llr s t O flic ia ls
m l iliev in v ite d him In change
hi
. c ik in,: iliile to Sept 1
I, 1 pi,- dawn 'ila li nieel Stev1 i ...........H ue ..nd he wus m in in g
iim " , lie Sept 5 iiiv iltiH o n lice u u ie
nl p iiu i 1 , mi 11iiiftla -iit'.
II ■ili-'i t Iim lie , e tia iru iiiu of llie
p iiilb ii ,11 program e n m iiiltle e uf
tl:, plow Iii,' m a le li, espluined the
a . n n /.lim it <lnl "n u t waul a p<>
id . d ra lly
tin une cuuid get
in , p l'iw iiin dnuc '
H i .iiw lule
Ite p iild ie 111 women
1 nh 1 cunt, m i cd lotlay w itli Kin- iitu-wi-r in d r iili plans fo r a d riv e
in w im, llie wouieuS vote a vole
Mime believe could m cant he m arCM "1 vic to ry ill the pre sid entia l
elect inn
Mr
Buy F I ’ rlest uf Utah, a*t * iiiiiln u tt! Oft I ' arp I'. I a hi>
Movie Time Table
B IT /
" L A D Y IN T H E IRO N M A S K "
I 18 ■ !!:QH - 4:41 ■ 8 2* 8:07 - 0:50
M U V IF L A N O
"NAVY ROUND"
.Start 7:25—First Feature 8:01
2,1 Feature It:ill; Last
H oiiijiI hI c Show tt;52.
I 'l i . W lt ll; L A K E
"MY MIX CONVICTS"
7:3d - 10:30
■'HACK STREET"
li:30—ONLY
m w m
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^
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Reporter Retires
Leaving Fine Sagn
Of “High Purpose1
THR 4ANFORP HERALD
Record Breaking !• 8 Tuesday, Aug. It, I H I
Drive k Dixie Is Two More Women
Planned By GOP Seized In Gotham
*
YORK.-tit— Two
mure
iSOBw?
H-i k tr iR '- r , ? ,■— s t* * “ ,
1 i n <T I***■‘1 roles today In a wld?r:ng, ra}c
’*“
1«#w*lriy vice probe which oliictalx
... say may bring more arrests and
ns win invnive more "Idg names."
Cri"iih
The women — one blonde, the
m 111 other brunette, and both young —
kleniiai wcrc questioned Monday night at
the district attorney's office In the
* , ‘7*1 Investigation which already has
'u' lV,. xnared a young heir, a weallhy
dress manufacturer, a self-styled
"’ I’"
actor, nnd others.
■tat** *After the two women left the
" , !office early today accompanied by
™'n.M , n patrolman Assistant District At
lorncy Anthony J. Llehler drclinrd
1 m? '» disclose their name*.
.. .,i
He said Ihey werp "new lo Ihe
I nnu- case" and that Immediate an
'I?!* nounccmenl of their Identities
n n is
min something we arc
working on."
ind sp
llnth women hid their face* be
r f!* , ! hind iiewspapei* .with peep holdislf of [ cut (n see fhrnugti.
1 It was not known where they
tonally were taken.
slates
Questioning of Ih* two women
[y well | cllmaxrd a day during which 1
palgns 1 grand Jury began to examine Ih*
hope .eparnif vlrc case* against Mlno
useless p .Irlke, 22, heir lo an oienmat
garlne fortune, and against Ham
Ellen
< iifliunan. W d*rs« mnnuf.11
nvp n turrr *ml ex • husband of nolcd
appeal oesignct l'i -u Chapinu/i.
y have
The day also taw the arrrat o'
itlxflrd a self • styled movie odor. Rich
aril Short, 39. mi charge* of llv
ed lie ' l(ig off the earnings of "a pros
y have btute known aa f a t Thompson.'
South
23 • year - old blonde nanuii!
IMIIIHO SniTtltV for Hie cnmrrnmrin are Mlinl Birdlh ftrfl), 21, of hfcAUilorvllte, and Potilrlri Hunt. 2P. r f Norristown after they had rap.
tuied a statewide b'liuly runted In Philadelphia. Mind was named
"Miss Pennsylvania" while Patricia Wlon Ihe tllln "Miss Philadelphia."
They will rompete In ths "Miss Amorlra" contest,
{fiiivrimfionalj
MAJ, OIN. MOHAMMIO NAOllIV, Commander In Chief of the Egyptian
armed forces, rh»t* In his Cairo olTlcc with Mme. Ilorlo Nlintlk, leader
of the feminist movement In Egypt, lu a strongly worded message to
the nation's political parties, Nagulli Intimated that If they failed to
purge their ranke of corrupt etrmeide they would be purged by force.
filM H E L, mlllloiiplre incrrlinnt and sportsman,
HEHNAHD
tells about three octogenarians who were asked with whom
they'll llkr to be buried. "John D. Rockefeller," said Ihe first,
l "Ho not only made fortunes,
" J f t — -/nT~Z.
| but
rer Elsenhower Hist has ever been
e«*riait on Mr •> f'-mibllcan can
Adato In our slata."
Mississippi ~- me slate Is in
By HAM DAWSON
By HAL HOV1.K
Morality Campaign
S e k p - ^ w o iji- i f
Railroads Losing
Money Oh Service
Of Food And Drink
gave
thorn
nwny."
j "Franklin I) Roosevelt," sold
' tlie second. "He was one of
[ the greatest Presidents of nit
lime." The third old mnn
j said, "My choice Is Marilyn
| Monroe." "But Marilyn Mnnj roc Isn't dead yet," pointed
j out the rpiritioncr. "I know,"
| was the answer, "Neither
amI."
nn.
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NEW YOltK > * - The slender
man with the white shock of hair
looked up from his new* desk lo
the Hook on Hip wall
lie pulled off his ynwn eyeshade
or the Inst lime, and Ills unlined
boyish face and blue eyes broke
into a shy grin. The clock was
laving imodhye to the men around
him at the end of another working
lay — It was »ay.ng goodbye to
urn at the close of his working
life
It was a pleasant "30" on tbr
oti for Sun O hdlrrc, retiring at
i", after spending in years as a
'elegrapher and 3fl years ns a re
wirier noil news editor
"In this business you hurry all
.ntir life, don't you?" he said
•That is what will seem funny
ruin now op I will never have to
turrv again."
Holly wood never discovered Sam
tl Isn't Interested In
working newspapermen Ilk* Ham
•"»* in«l 1* too had, Knr |ti< I1**
«tnry would make a wonderful
film. Hut how could Hollywood
..H.iiaiice a matt whom no one
■■in rpmember ever lifting hi#
voire, sawing a word In an^er, or
vi r t rltfelling another human be
ing?
One of Sam's f l r t tasks ns n
elei’rapher here In 1900 was to
•nndle messages on Ih* great Han
Eranrisen earlluiuakr and flrr. On
'•Is final tlaw lie etlded Assoeluled
"res* dlspatchps ntunit a wnr In
|.ln*'e he'd never been ~ Korea
In between he helped covrr or dlt
dories on most or thr great new*
-vents of the century.
The constant ac'tintntnuce with
•U.vi'-r and the follies of human
OrnIi that make some newsmen
vnleal never rnbbrd Hntn of his
irm n il slr-ulv sense of brother
hood Ills Iasi hours on Ihe Job he
oent breaking In tils successor—
who is 21.
"He's a bright kid." said Sam
" 1'ieks up things fast "
Sam then went ncros* the street
'o an office purlv In Ills honor, and
is hr Is a modest man this was
' MineHi Ing of an ordeal They gave
him a shaving kit. 11 lealliercov
•■red Hock and a fine suitcase for
a trip In London he is planning
Holding up Ihe shiny suitcase. Ham
said:
"This ought to even get me by
St Peter without a passport."
The next day Sam and I met for
| lunch, and he gently objected to
some of the Ideas people have
ch'illl retirement
"People who oilier people regard
ss old don't feel that way." he
said "Oldness Isn’t a particular
feellrit — you feel Ihe same, hut
you just get llred sooner. Old pen
tile have the same feeling ns young
oenp'o, ’phut Is whv they somelimes make fools of themselves"
For mime reason people think
when n man retires he ha* to have
n linlihv -- Aomclhlng to drive him
like a madman to make thing* nut
of wood
"I Inve plenlv of Inlercsts For
example, one of my friend* I* a
religious editor who doesn't bcllbve
In religion 1 have been trying to
convince him of Ihe value of pray
er. U ", I would like to get him
to start going lo rhureh."
Ham himself has always been In-
vA
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LS
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The Interstate Commerce Com
ruWon back# them up. It savt
K X T R IH S
K h lt le r Sm>. Q u#*n B u b . H o e il
L i n r. Iie r la lv e . F a n c y J l »•. M otljii
U tile . i* jr|> rl»* V a c * * !* .
J u n g l#
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f i r . r o Ilia n * . M u k Huerta. H o u »
lln in li, I II ,M ill Im .ia * . I'n v e rty
(ri»l. L o r r y i ‘nf»iin*, H llv e r L u n ib if ,
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" ‘ i n i h t i i m r » s —a / i e u a M il#
I ’ln cK y
riu lt,
M iam i
U r iu ly .
I W r y . Koni# M o rim K ry. Monro*.
Hom iny H u ll. J lm iily A i l on. F n a o iun> n .' l'. i
y iy t i i
R A ri:— (i isih a
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New Telephone Foreman
,,0 * * is r i | i i a c f — a is i k a N il* O
I'aiejr Loll, llcmimnu, tryout,
D. II. Mad! Ill Is; has been trims*
K ir l a l in , K il'a
U n a n c ia r .
K a ro l
(erred Itcrc from Orlnndo to serve dol^r loss on high costa of labor (la,
l.i< 11 i.T*r. Hhlr**n
as plant foreman for the .Southern
■KVKNTII K II K - I IKlfca Mil*
and
food,
ami
the
JlrensM
and
tax
i'onia, kd Lanion, Nancy Pavl*,
Hell Telephone Co. He will assist es they pay In .the atatea where Ltnlu.
Te*»* Nunn. n ,u i, 01, t>.
Manager E. V. Turner.
llray Topper. Ballon ri. Ilfil.
Ihey operate.
H l t l l l T l j II A C K —J L IIH * a M ila
Tokay, liny. Wart, Ural Hold.
The Pennsylvania Railroad says
Hharti rim. Footnote, Huai* Long.
Telephone Company that
In Jane labor cost* In the Copjyartone.
Ftaahr Dud*
car took 70 cents of etc!
K i .K T H H A t t l — A 'lilf e a U S *
Nnmcs Plant Foreman dining
l l a t i y lla t t le
K l i t h l in y , Jo h n
dollar of reveou*. Food costs too*
i a l Http. H a ro ,
R o llin g
SI coni*, other costs added lo the CL ay.v * I nUiti'itid
* ('11*11111. K a p ir y ;H |i.
Du* lo Increased volume of tele loas*
T IIS IH I II I M
I M i VH*
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H lll'a W a y . Ila n d y M a b tl, t e
phone installations and activities
Labor costa arc higher In diner*
r I l l s V an ke * . f h o n * W’i M
here, n new supervisory job has than In restaurants, they point out, rnt*u*liu
d y . Lo n d o n Ittyl*. P a r k P a n .
been created at thp Sanford ox* bntause a waiter ran aerve fewer
oliange, that of L-li-jilume company persons In a car thnn In a cafe,
plant fnri-man, a post now occu and because crews have to be car
brought below the national avef*
pied by David Henry MucHilln.
rlrd Idle for hours to be ready ago by a close watch on wist*
Handling installation and main when needed.
and by routing dining car crewa to
tenance work, Mr. MactSlllls will
Food costs are higher for Ihe best advantage
relieve K. V. Turner, local man
The Chesapeake and Ohio li exager, of much ill tail supersisbm railroads hcratisr the diners must
store and carry suppllei long din*
rlmcntlng with trays of putekand work,
tonics,
vyhile.restaurant!
are
close
ucn meals which ran be heated
Mr. Mncfiillis started In work
in an electric oven, and cost Ihe
with .Southern Hell Telephone lo source* of supply.
Sales
laxes
on
food
and
bever
passenger about 20 cents less than
Company with the ronalrurtlon
force at Miami In tP-ltl. where he ages can be a headache because the conventional diner meal. W »
they
change
every
lime
the
ear
main aim U to cut labor coati.
held numerous Jobs or responsi
The Cbeasle says the tray ta popu
bility until ItlMU whi'il he was crosses n state line
transferred to Orlando ns store
The Baltimore and Ohio saya It lar with the passengers.
The Lehigh Valiev is saving
room repairman. In th-tola-r, 1912, spends ( 10,000 a year for licenses
lie wnx made I’llX Installer In lu sell honor, tobacco, soft drinks $15,000 a year In labor costa bf
Orlando, nnd on (let. I, lldil was nnd playing cards, lurta over to serving a continental breakfast of
appointed as ai'lllijr-supervlsur ln the stairs $7,000 a year In salet hard or sweet rolls, butter and
the district plant Manager's of taxes and 11,200 in vatious taxes coffee, prepared over canned-heat
fice, which Is the position ho hold on food items.
stoves nnd boilers.
The Pcnniylvanla Is using elec
until his recent upjiulnlinrnt in
Here are some of the things the
Hanford.
roads arc trying to pare that 31 tronic cooking lo save 1lm» and
labor costs. The road alao la try
million dollar losses:
The Katy and Ihe Missouri Pa ing food vending machines 0 1
lorestcd In rcllg.t
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cific re|Mirt Ihrlr loaa hn\ hern coaches.
Hitt sometimes you have to
have the cniirugc lo disbelieve," he
tniil mildly. "I have gone through
the - t itle ramie, from romtdclo
unbelief to working out n faith In
Hud Hint now keeps me cnmplrlcly
happy."
Ham married at 19 — the same
year ho became a telegrapher—
anil sill) goes home to Hie same
girl They liavo two sons, five
grnmtspn*.
"You notice how many men who
live lo be old have remained with
Hip wife of their voulh — like
Winston Churchill," he said. "That
And Makes It Safe and Easy for
is a splendl.- life: For people In
grow ohl tneclhcr."
Not that Ham has any Idea he
Is old ycl. He recalled that when
Abraham Lincoln Irft Hprlngflcld
for Washington he spoke of coming
Ihorc ax a young man and said
that now he was an old man.
"Vat the greatest part of hla
life was ahead of him," said Sam.
"What a wonderful newspaperman
Abraham Lincoln would have
made!"
K
SHERMAN CONCRETE
PIPE COMPANY’S
ELIMINATES REI) TAPE
(tlrnfres run rcHrll gras* anil
water by awkwardly spreading
their foielrgs.
I KBPAIKIN&
- OR MAKING
On An FHA Title One Loan For
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Manners are on tha upgrade
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among Hie csnnlhal* In darkest ------- f t
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Africa One rhler was heard reirovlng his son, "How often have I lo|d you not lo talk wllTi lomenne
n your mouth7" Another chief# wife became Interested In a number
of worthy charities Iter husband finally refus.’il to tiring home nny
mare gurats for dinner. II* explained. "Fm tlr*d of having my wlf«
put the bile on them."
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Cuptilihl, I Ml, hy U*nnelt C*rf
rililllb-il, t
t!le* fu t'iie * C- ndRsI*.
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Rut the rosds say that for eve:
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TUBS MAY, AUG. I I , 1191
Sweet new* for ihotc who Ilka
to reiie cane. Florida's tugar cane
crop wai valued at ten million dot*
lari tail year.
Congratulations to Tom Stringer
on a lucceitful City recreation
rogram, well conducted. It thould
e a fine thing fur Sanford to
have luch a program tha year
around.
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Many candidalei throughout the
nation art planning lo adopt Brailey
Odham’t method of campaigning,
"the talkathon". Soma of them will
find, we date »ay. that talking a
mere 24 hourt at a it retch la not
ai eaiy ai it loundi.
General Eiienhower ii going lo
•peak in Florida early nest month.
Everyone who ponibly
. can if
»hoidd
hear him, nni became he ii a presi
dential candidate, but becauic he
will go down In liiilory At one of
the grealeit generals who over Ityed.
Dme'i hiking For ElienhieWkr
Amazes Maryland Governor, it aayi
hne. What'* amazing about it)
Diaie liai alwayi loved a good
iighler, on honeil man, a loyal
American, be he Democrat or R*i
publican, ctpecially If ha wat born
in TI ca u l.
Sanford'* crowded baieball •te
dium tail Tueiday night and lha
upcoming dedication nail Friday
givci me to the question whether
they were right who taid the itadiurn wai too good for Sanford or
whether ,11 Will ha obtolele even
before it ii dedicated.
Marc than 1,500.000 new liouiee
have beer b»ill in »evan aoulheailem itabe during tha pait ten
years, providing modern accommodatiom for eome 7,500,000 peiion*. Hint it fine, but what wc
•hotild do now it to turn ihotc
louses into Itomei.
A long itep toward tha eitabliihmerit of International juitica waa
taken recently when Sir Arnold
McNair, British member of the In*
ternntiona! Court of Juidce at the
Hague and preiidcnl of the court,
voted with the majority in refuting
to cuniider the claim! of hit own
country agaimt the Pertiani in the
oil diipute.
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Japan Arms Again
T i h I i i , An*. I f , 1M l
With tha great number of swimwing claitei which are being taught
by Red Cron people throughout
In* country, we can ata no excuse
for anybody’! drowning around
here for aome time. If you can't
gwlm, and you don’t taka thli ample
opportunity to laarn, wall, you’re
Juil liking for a watery grave.
* “— ’ "1 " ■
Back from Button cornea Mike
Serial! unable to Hand the heat
Too Late To CtaNtfy
'NOBODY KNOW S STEVENSON'
Jlhat been a Ion* time tince Japanese naval craft rode the high
real .under the flag of Nippon Many American tailon remember when
the flag meant fight. But in there day* of friendly former enemiei
Ind unfriendly former alliet, the tlalui of one or the other it a bit
difficult *o recall. Japan ii a baition of American defeme agaimt
the.threat of aggreition in the Far East.
Jt U a friendly Japan now, a vital pari of the United N.ilium
tupply-Iine to South Korea. Above all we rnuil make ture we keep
ihe friendship of lliit island cuuiXy. LitiIt v j *:■ Ameiica l7» let
Japan rearm, reorganize and work her way loward erpiality in the
allied family.
Hrcenlly the Japanete Premier admitted the Japanetc |>olice force
wat to coniider iitcil the comertlorie of a new Japanete army. And'lateit
addition lo the new Japan • armor n a iturt toward a Japanete Navy.
At the Japanete government called for liidt for three detlroyert. we
tee tire end of an era, the defeated, humble, unarmed Japan it gone.
In her place itandi a Nippon reborn, struggling to Hi feel and gather
ing Hrcngth,
By R U M B LE BAT
lA lH ffT O O Y O U
T f » I NK t t t ’LU
D O M EXT?
W h y D on’t They Vote?
Why don’t American* vole? Preiident 11/,into callt attention to
lha fact that in l (?4tt only 51 per cent of lliote eligible went to the
polii, at agaimt 75 per cent in Canada and France, 8*? per cent in
It*1
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nd
per
cent' in" Belgium,
Ihe.tilualian i i getting wone. In
1900, the second McKinley-Liryan conlett, 73 per tent of ihe elector*
voted, and in 1880, when Garfield beal Hancock, 78 per cenl. At
thli rata in another 20 yeart only one out of every three Americana
.will trouble to cat! a ballot.
Varioua reasons might be alleged, ‘Ihe adoption of woman suf
frage made eligible a new clatt of votert who had not been accuilomed
lo the use of the ballot. After 30 years, however, ihit coniideration
mutt be lest important, fh t automobile, the radio and television have
complicated life, leaving lets time for tucli Juliet of citizenship at
following public affairs and voting intelligently.
Another cause may be ihe deilme of pariiiumhip. In ihe lair
century patty wat a holy caute lu inoti peiiom, making it « iacred
duty lo vote. Now citizent have iiauieJ iliemtelvet lo tee good and
evil in both tides, and many may conclude that ii make* little difference
who wini.
In ipite of all this, the growing lailurr lu vole n alarming
J
H ow To Be BIr
es became big by doing what they don’t want to do
aba*
drn’t want to do it.
ihit wise laying explains why today we have n, many great prublemi, yet to few great men. loo many ixililiciant will not lace unwanted facta, unwanted tiiualiont.
The tame recipe for growth explains why we individually are
bothered too jong by too many problems. We pul off or procrastinate
instead of facing the unpleasant tasks, difficult O utlet or hard dccitiutn.
For example, we lion t like to call on bereaved people. We put
off getting a medical checkup. We postpone making a will, loo
many of us don’t like to think about income laxn until the hut week
Out rbiltlrtn often go undisciplined breaute it t an unpleasant tespontibilily. We don’t reject religion, wr just wail lor a "convenient" lime
to do anything about it. And how long it take, us to admit we wenwrong I ’
Our delay in doing what we don’t want to do keeps us fmm grow
ing in character and peace of mind,
Dr. Louis B. Wright of the Folger Shakespeare Library in Wash
ington, D. C , summed it lip in a recent speech, ffe said, "The cold
blooded historian will recall powerful civilizations u| the past wrecked
by complaisance and luxury. He will attest our status today and find
that aa a whole people we are not witling lo face ti|uarrly the prub*
feme before ue. We still want to find easy expedients, to avoid teuton*
libilitiei,”
One way to overcome this it lo lake on the don’l-wanMo-do jobs
the first thing in the morning when wr feel Irrtli. Another way is to
cut out the above recipe and pul it hi our wallet or pockclhook. Read
ing it over several times a month will reinforce our will power to follow
its sound advice for growth.
Hy WILLARD A. PLEUTIINEK
X
K ill)1*1*8 WANT TO HULL
£x-King’s Former IttiNN,
liermany tAv—Uermany1*
No
I munitions makers, tha
Cabinet Chief Is ' Kruppa,
wuui lu sell their vast
steel and cuul Imldingx which have
the German war machine
Put Under Arrest inarmed
two world wars.
CAino lAV— Army headquarters
«*M today Amin Ifnfez Arif!, sun
of *x • King Farouk'a former Cab
la*t chief, waa under arrest and
being held for Investigation It did
not elaborate.
Tha pro > Wafdlat new*pajn-r El
MUri reoortlng the arrest earlier,
Mid It waa In connection with the
recent labor riot* at Kafr El
Dawar.
H i* newipapcr identified the ar
reeled men ea ona of the manager!
or the
i m M ur
of
iir spinning plant whi
nine persons
ariona were killed end mi
injuredI In th
the disorders. The pli
la I t mllte
mile* south of Alexandi
illitary court Monday a
tanced M-yaar-nld Mustafa Khar, ,
to be banged for Inciting the riot,
Twenty • nine other wurxere liuvo
been charged In rnroretien w"h
the dlaturbanee and Egypt’* mili
tary etrong man, Army unef Gen.
The huge firm's 41 year-old head,
Alfried hrupp, has inked permis
sion of Allied ami West German
officials fur such a trimming of
Ihe family empire. Apparently the
firm would retain such other big
enterprises as locomotive and truck
plants, shipbuilding works and roul
aetata holdings.________________
Mohammed Nuguib. has itated
trouble makers "will be pursued
without mercy."
Amin Hafez’ father, until he wax
named chief of the royal Cabinet
■
uni I'v
v iis im s! waa
h ii ip uiieeie
eiieeie w
last
December,
chairman
ofe
the board of directors of the Mlar
Hank, which controls the spinning
plant.
Hxumple For The South
Tampa TrlbuiuTberii'is no valid reason the civil ineaiii stop at the Mason-DIxun
rights controversy should be a line. They occur throughout the
North-South argument. A ntute’e nation, with little relation to gcog
responsibility to protect the safety raphy. lint because of the expeof Its citizens applies In all forty- dlendes of national politicsi, beeight; mill the attempt to end Job cause <>f its large Negro popula
discrimination l,y Federal decree tjon, because of Its heritage of
Is lio less fool hardy In New York prejudice from tho Civil War, be
cause of the cruelties of some of
than in Mississippi.
llul pullticH iii Ihe North and its citizens and Ihu thickheaded
stupidity In the Smith have com ness of some of Its spokesmen, the
bined to Jilnee the Southern st«tes Honth's every sin has been magni
in the fnfse position of fighting to fied ii ml its virtues of progress In
preserve, not constitutional princi human relations largely Ignored.
It Is not enough fur Houthern
ples, but their own injustices.
Governor* and legislator* to argua
When Senator Holland spi-iiks
Me
against an anti-lynching
fur principles of law even whan thoau
g hill,
hi
urinclpl
are correct. They must
Instance, he Is on firm legal principles
pro
help prove,
hy their own actions,
ground. His position Is tuibllcly help
weakened, however, by tne un that tho state* of tho .South can
happy
mpp fact that the only offi and will protect tho legal rights of
citizens without
tha necessity
.........
“
th
cially
inlly recorded
recorded
uj lynching In the all
United Stater In tDCI occurred In (or. Federal Intervention.
Florida and no one Im* been or
North Carolina hn* Just .deliver
rested for it.
ed an especially telling argument
Governor ltyrnes can argue with In defense of state's right*. It hat
unassailable logle that tin- Federal Indicted and convicted slxty-twn
government has no right to inter Ku.Kluxcrs who took part In flog
fere In mailers of lorn! law en- ging and terrorizing Negro victims
forceinvnt. Hut the answer comes In the Carolina*. Eighteen of
loud and clear from Ihe Hum these backwoods hoodlum* were
phreys, l.chmuns and Momlye of sent tq prison, Including Imperial
the North: "What about all those Wizard (hoinas I.. Hamilton, one
sc recently active agents
Ku-Klox floggings in South Cure of the moat
professional promotion of
linn lost year for which not one In tho P
bigotry In tha Houth
person was indicted!"
tho Judgment of the North Car
And Senator (lyrd tins the Con
stitution with him when he decries olina court will sneak louder In
I he proposal to abolish poll taxes the councils of the Democratic
hy act of Coni'rar .. The .Senator's party, In the halls of Congress and
reasoning Is nminenlly correct. in the nation’s newspapers than u
Yet this principle of law hahitu thousand speeches defending the
of trndltious of the Houth
sillv is obscured hy n muss n
If other Houthern states use
scornful finger* pointing to thv
fact that Virginia, cradle of Amur their powers for Justice as vigor
lean liberty, still levlvs a poll tax oualy and courageously as did
and on election day turn* out, North Carolina In dealing with the
proportionately, only nlmut one- Klan, the whole civil-rights con
troversy soon will wither and die
third aa many voters a* Illinois.
Ho It gora. Tha .South's sound for lack of.anything to feed on.
contention that the states must
Tha moat man from any ona
remain retponslbla for nsaurlng
equal rights to all citlxena is weak, team In tha National Leagua aver
All-Slar
t-ned by the South’s failures In dis ■elected for lha
............
...... r gams
was
from lha Ht, Lo
charging tills responsibility.
Tha aims of discrimination by nn Cardinal***In 1943,
Dre Kimdy, first baseman for
the Chicago Cubs, works aa a
not 11inno In Man Uernardlno, Cal,,
during the off-teaaon.
THE
It waa a lucky day for Cler
____t
...... ............
runty com'
mont, ....
thriving
Lake Cot
muni'ty, when ona of bar local
citizens, In an effort to get lomt
salt out of an old fashioned salt*
shat;er worked hlmjelf Into a
lather pounding the fool thing
on tha table an.’ sticking tooth
picks In the mciiture 'nHor. t-oles.
There wai nothing new or outof*tha*ordlnary about Donald MeCaffery'a annoying experience.
Koike had been wrestling with
salt-shakers for years, only up
to that time nobody had dona
anything about it.
Then and there McCaffery de
termined to lick the salt*shaker
problem. Ha remembered reading
about an element known aa "Airkonlte,” mined In latko County,
that was capable of absorbing
three times Us own weight in
moisture, Securing some of the
material, a clay Ilka substance,
be began
experiment.
egan to exp
He found that by boring a single
hole and fashioning tha material
to fit the top
op o
of a shaker ft kept
the salt within
thinn perfectly dry ragardleae of the weather. Thus,
a new product and a new Indus
try waa born.
le organised tha Alrko Manu
facturing Company and began
the manufacture of a new type
salt-shaker that could
pended upon to work In any kind
of weather.
This all happened about five
eer* ago, and ilnce that time
IcCaffcry has built an industry
that it the largest of Its kind,
supplying
an
eager
market
throughout the world.
An Alrko salt-ahaker Is not a
gadget. It hat no moving pnrta,
nothing to get out of order, noth
ing to replace. The little cylinder
of "Alrkonlte" placed In tha neck
of the shaker doea tha work. On
muggy day* It absorb* moisture
that In the old type shaker would
clog up the holes and saturate
the aatt within. Alrko shaker*
pour freely rain or shin* and aven
though they have absorbed mois
ture during the muggy weather,
they reactivate themselves on airy
days and automatically renew their
ability to absorb more moisturo
as it develops.
Since the organisation of the
Alrko Manufacturing Company a
few years ago, over five million
Alrko salt-shakers have been
manufactured
and
distributed
throughout the world.
Restau
rants, cafes and private home*
have thrown away tha rice grains
and corroded shaken and replaced
them with Alrko-thaken.
Today you can go Into eating
establishments most anywhere in
the country and find this new
type shaker In service. They are
available most everywhere and
chain stores such aa Woolworth's,
Grants and Krets sell thousand*
each year, and they are priced so
low that anyone can afford them.
For folks desiring somtthlng
mora pretentious In the way of a
shaker, McCaffery has designed
a deluxe set, with graceful artis
tic lines, four Inches tall, of erys
tal glass with • gleaming ehrom
turn top and hand-cut satin finish
baso that la beautiful enough for
tha moil fastidious table, These
deluxe models are equipped with
the same bullt.ln moisture proof
element and are sold In molt of
tha larger department stores and
gift shops. They nru put up In
attractive gift boxes ami find a
ready market.
Starting in a small way in hl»
home town of Clermont, McCaf.
fery has expanded hla builneia to
a point where it is one of tha
state’s moat thriving butlnats en
terprise*.
They say that many divorces
atari around the breakfast table
and no doubt a lot of tham have
started with wet salt in * shaker
Vi
Middlecoff Annexes
K uiihoh City’H Open
KANSAS CITY HV- Cary Middlecoff, Iho lanky Tennessean, fol
lowed the plavoff route to the |13,000 Kansasi City open golf title for
the second consecutive time Moniy.
ffe shut a r,-under-par Cd — Ihe
best round of the tournament—to
heat .lack llurke J r , Houston,
Tex., hy six strokes. Thu Iwo
wound up Iho regulation 72 holes
Sunday with 270 totals.
Lust year .Middlecoff also fin
ished In a tic ut Iho end of 72
hole*. In a three-way playoff, the
ex • Memphis dentist took ihe title
bv edging Doug Ford, Harrison,
N. Y., and Dave Douglas, Newark,
Del.
Middlecoff la playoff eonselous.
Only last week he lost a playoff
to Jullua Iloros, Mid Tines, N. C„
C.,
In the |23,ono “world" golf tournatn*nf ut Chlcagoi
•
*|
To hake successfully you need
proper equipment. Use standard
measuring cups and spoon* and
level measurements in *11 baking
recipe*. A shallow.howled wooden
spoon Is best for mixing batter,
and a rubber spatula for folding
and scraping bowls Is a fine aid.
Wa*h electric mixer bowl* care
fully. If they arc nut of heatresistant material, do not subject
them to sudden change* nr to extremea in temperature. U*a * rub
ber spatula to scrape tha sides
of the I kiwI ; metal *|K>ona may
damage the beaters.
that wouldn’t shtlte.
No on*
knows how many tumily quarrel*
McCaffery has prevented hut It
goe* without saying that mlllionr
of housawlve* are grateful for
Ihelr "Airko" shakers and will
ever be in the debt of the man
who wasn't content to cuts out
«**t .salt, J i'i rllrnb all over hi*
wife for failure to keep it dry
but put on hla thinking coo and
found a way to lick the problem.
Just as this jiew industry ha*
come to Clermont, many others are
developing throughout the slate.
Florida abounds in opportunity
and folks with vision and keen
minds arc constantly i,ruling new
ways to build successful enter
prises that benefit themselves and
the state.
DR. H. McLAULIN
OPTOMETRIST
111 Magnolia
Thusa IV .
1940 Buick Sedan
$135.00
1941 Oldsmobile
2 Door Sedan
$225.00
1942 Chevrolet
Coach
$195.90
1941 Buick
Sedan
Clean, Radio, Good Tirei
. $450.0(1 . .
1951 Chevrolet
Sedan
I»ok* New, Low Mileage.
Locally Owned.
NICHOLSON
BUICK CO.
210 MAGNOLIA AVE.
-WEDNESDAY9 to 12 A. M.
SaferfnaggiltfiHf
TRAFFIC TIRES
lion to fluoridation of
lyatai tupplitt la that wit
fay, way of Tallahanot
indignant coffee drink*?
l U water department
(ft
thm’ Quality
Ftatwras:
• Wife, FlatTrMd
• Sharp, AnflaaJ Rib*
Domocrati
#, Nf|h*Tanilla Card*
Hfwi
tim* to h$4iyour
•Ulf. TRAFFIC n m
GOOD & BAD1’
Phone 127
�Social And Personal Activities
PHONE 148
Social Calendar
HOLLYWOOD
]
TUESDAY
The Gleaner’s Class of the First
Baptist Church will have a covered
dish supper at 6:30 p.m. ut the
borne of Mra. A. J. I’eterson on
West First Street, All members
are urged to attend.
The Ladlca Auxiliary of Broth
erhood of Railway Trainmen will
hold Its quarterly birthday party
at 8:00 p.m. at the home of Mra.
V . W. Turner, 016 Park Avenue.
WRINEMDAY
The Midweek Prayer Service
will be held at the Central Baptist
Church at 8:00 p.m. The Sunbeams will meet at this time,
Vacation Bible School will tie
held at the Lake Monroe Baptist
Church at 0:00 a.m.
THURSDAY
Vacation Bible School will be
held at the Lake Monroe Baptist
Church at 9:00 a.m.
0
FRIDAY
The G.A.s of the Central Baptist
Church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Glen Price at 1400 East Court
Street at 10:00 a.m. for n Mission
Study,
Vacation Bible School will he
held at Lake Monroe Baptist
Church at 9:00 a.m.
MONDAY
Vacation Bible School nt the
Lake Monroe Baptist Church beginning at U:00 a.m.
HOLLYWOOD vP - F.verybody’s
Betting Into the act! Now William
Lundigun has abandoned his grey
flannel suit for a Human officer’s
skirl
Bill Joins a distinguished list of
actors who hove exposed their
knees, etc., for the sake of art
ami box office. Others Include
Gregory Peck "David and Bothsheba". Vidor Mature "Samson
ami Delilah" ami Hubert Taylor
"tjuii Viulls"
This fellow Luiutigan also fol
lows the trend cited by Fred Macus space recentl'
recently.
Murray in this
Like MncMurray, Bill has largely
been Identified with genteel, mot
mod
sg his
first fling at sword play amid ad-
liy HOB THOMAS
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Arnold left
for Ft. Myers yesterday after
having spent last weak with Mrs.
Arnoiu's slater Mrs. L. M. Tyre.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stoothoff
returned on Saturday from Augus
ta, Ga., where Mr. Stoothoff un
derwent a physical examination.
Mrs. Martha Meriwether and
Iwu sons of New Orleans, La.,
havr arrived to visit relatives in
Sanford.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beeper
of Ft. Myers visited Mrs, Beeper’s
aunt, Mrs. L. M. Tyre. Sunday en
route to North Carolina.
THE SANFORD nRRALD
Maxine Rabun la
Honored At Shower
Tuesday. Aug. 19. 1932
Page 5
SUMMER SALAD SPECIALS
Mlsa Maxine Rabun waa honored
recently with a bridal shower giv
en by Mlsa Marie Gooding, Miss
Charlotte Swann, and Miss Elisa
beth Carpenter. The party was
held at tM-Gooding hotnl-on the
old Ogjando Highway. Ganrca were
enjoyed during the
«6 vc
which refreshments were served
Those Invited to U with Miss
Rkbun were Mrs. Sarah Kate
Myers, Mrs. Arthur Harris, Mrs.
Mary Rabun, Mrs. C. P. Rabun,
Mrs. G. 11. Thigpen. Mrs. Pauline
Spivey, Mrs. Ralph Peters, Mrs.
Clifford Johnson. Mr*. Evelyn
Steverson, Mrs. C. T. Rsbun, Mrs.
H. A. Gooding, Mrs. W. L. Hlers,
Mrs. G. L. Swann. Mrs. J. B. Stap
ler, Mrs. Paul Mann, Mrs. II. E.
Lee, Mrs Paul Marrs. Mrs. W. B.
Swaggerty. Mrs. A. E. Dobson,
Mrs. Carl Rabun, and Mrs Lester
Allison.
Also the Misses Florelle Miller,
Betty Hills, Georgia Ann Thigpen,
Arle R. Mann, Joyce Lee, Edvrina
Blackman and Lois Ann Dobson.
NO. I —ItIPK CHILLED TOMATO STUFFED WITH TUNA
| E j SALAD — (JU UITKRKD HUH — OLIVK - SALTINES
COFFHF. OR T E A _____________________
TOMORROW’S SELECTION OF PIES
Apple ■*«.’ A ^ 1*w---
ir.ypplr t '(Wldrdi.v.n Cuke
R o u n iilla t & A n d e r s o n
"(In
WALGREEN AGENCY
T h e C o rn e r By T h „ C h ir k "
S AV I N GS IN COST
BOYD-WALLACE
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. W ill
iams are spending several weeki
"In most of my pictures, 'I ’ve at the Hutchison apartments at | Enterprise Notes j
been the pleasant young fellow Daytona Beach.
By KATHERINE SELLERS ,
V
—*
from a nice Boston family,” he
Mr. and M ri. R. M. Cole have
laughed. " I’m generally holding
Mira Patricia Elisabeth Tyler,
tho hand of the heroine. I ’ve held returned to their home on Twen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
hands with Susan Hayward. Jeanne tieth Street after spending sev Tyler, became the bride of Jamsa
Crain, Valentina Cortesa. Gloria eral weeks at New Smyrna Beach. Lester McCullough, son of Mra.
Prlfaven, June Haver and MIDI
11. McCullough, Jacksonville,
Mr. and Mrs. John Kader ami T.
Raynor."
Aug. 8 at 7:30 p.m. In the Green
That's not bad hand-holding, but Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kader Cove Springs First Baptist Church.
Hill has other ambitions. They are have rvturned from a Jewelry buy The Rev. H. t* Jamieson, postor,
being realised in “Serpent of the ing trip In New York City.
officiated at the double ring cere
Nile.” lie plays a Boman officer
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Anderson mony.
who romances Cleopatra, luscious Jr. left Sunday for Nashville, Ga.
Baskets of white gladioli and
ly purl rayed by Rhonda Fleming where they will visit for about a ' tuberoses, flanked by burning ta
"I have one love scene that has week.
per* In graduated candelabra, were
more romance than I've had In
used against a background of
The engagement of Miss Yvonne .lucipndynn Hillis. daughter of
The majority of watermelons my last two or three pictures."
Mr ami Mrs. la-wis A. Tale o f Sanford, i* being umnmin d in Sanford
Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Har palms for the nuptial vows.
consumed In the United States commented Bill. "As for beefcake desty
The bride, given In marriage by today to Allen ( nil Anderson, son of Mis I aura Audi t-M il of Westuf Akron, O. have moved
reach the market in late spring i the male counterpart of chees to Sanford to make their future her father, wore a gown of white Chester County, N. Y.
and early summer.
lace designed with a tight fitting
cake). I'm not knocking It”
home at 2417 Orange Avenue.
bodice and long tapering sleeve*.
An actress who draws one of the
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
M is s H i l l i s T o W e d
top salaries In Hollywood was de
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Raborn and The Rklrt of nylon net and lace 67 Students Enroll
was worn over satin. Her fingertip
LOST. BROWN Calfskin wallet fending her demands to me this daughter Miss Ann Raborn have veil was attached to a Juliet cap
For
Vacation
School
A lle n C a r l A n d e rs e n
containing about $76.00. Between week. She declined to be uuoted returned from a visit In Green- and she carried a white Bible cen
wood,
S.
C.
and
Springfield,
Tenn.
by
name,
but
she
reasoned
this
2nd and 20th Streets, on Park
About 117 young students rogl*
Mr and Mrs Lewis A Tate an
tered with an orchid.
or within area bounded hv Pnrk way:
Miss Cllfta Ann Rhode, of De- teii-d yesterday for (he iipening luiuru'oil tmlny the engagement and
John L. Miller left yesterday
and Sanford, Kith and 2fith,
" It’s unfortunate, but very nec
uf
tile
l.uko
M
ohioo
till
pi
is
1
Land,
was
malt!
of
honor
amt
was
approaching mart i.ige of their
Newsboy’s Collection. Finder essary that a star gets ns much for Ridgm-rest, N. C. to attend dressed in gold taffeta with net Church Vacation llilde Sshool held daughtor
Yvonne .1acipieUmi Hillis
please call 17S0-W after 6:00 money as possible. People say, the Ridgecrest Baptist Assembly trim. -She carried a bouquet of yesterday beginning at 9:00 a m to Allen Carl
Andei-.cn son of Mrs
pin. REWARD.
'There's no reason to ask 50 thou for u week.
The Bible .School is made up of l.uur.i Andersen of West Chester
green rosebuds.
sand more for a picture; you can’t
Miss Nanlemale Saunders and four departments including the ( 'minty. N V and the Lite Haakon
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Morrison
keep much more of the money
Miss Ellen Campbell served as Beginner Department, Primary Andersen
are
enjoying
n
vacation
trip
way ' That's not true. For every
briilearn*Ids and wore green frocks Department, Junior Dr put Uncut
UR. H. K. RING -in)
Miss llilll s was Inn u m FI l„,u
tin. 000 more of salary, you can through the eastern states. They designed identically to that of th* and Julci mediate Department.
dcrdale and graduated from Srm
plan
to
return
to
Sanford
abeut
keep about * 2,000. That cun make
The group of students may take mole High School m Sanford with
C H IR O P R A C T O R
honor
attendant’s.
They
carried
a lot of difference In take home Sept. 1 .
bouquets of roses In shades of gold advantage of n llilde study eluss. the Class id 1951 ■'lie i> now work
Plcaaa call for appointment
Mis-mnary study,
and
music Ing with Hie Southern Hell Tele
pav. even In these Inflated times
and pink.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Shoemaker
"It's too bad that some better
Phona 1763— 1746
Linda Tyler, sister of the bride, elu es. (living enjoyment to the phone Company m Sanford
and
children,
Jimmy
and
David,
tax-system can't bew orked out
and Judy Claire ftwlnnoy, cousin students are the u-r. ration per
M r Andersen !-> a native u f M l
The high salaries for stars make of Panama CUy have arrived to of the bride, were flower girls. iods and liHtidlcraft work. A juenlc Kiseo. N A' and i- a giadonli- uf
visit
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mra.
A.
Is n In duled to take nlaee on I'll
it hard on studios to make picThey
wore
lavender
taffeta
fullKiitnnnll High Sclinnl in halonah.
lures economically. But the stars K. Shoemaker Sr. at their home length frocks and carried baskets line to which nil chtldli-u lire in N V with the I lass of 19IH lie
DR C. L. PERSONS have
v it l-ll
to make ns much as they on Mellonvllle Avenue.
of rose petsls.
pilfered the Navy Sopl a HIM, and
O P T O M E T R IS T
can. In a few years, they muy lie
T. H. McCullough Jr. served as
i.s mm stiiliiined with Fighter
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Chauncey
earning nothing” . .
E Y E S E X A M IN E D
have returned to Apalachicola af his brother’s best man and ushers exhibit of art and handcraft work. Squadron 32 nl the Sanford Naval
for the weekend as were Charles Shannon. Bob Luther, Mi- I'adorn assisted Mra. Nelln Auxiliary Air .Station
G L A S S E S F IT T E D
Capsule review; "The Quiet ter visiting
of Mrs. Edith Yerian and Jack and Gene McCullough.
Plans fur the wedding will tie
Man" Is u splendid comedy, full guests
116 South Palmetto Avcnua
Mr*. Tyler selected for her Smith uf (irnvelnnd ill the Vin a- I niinimiircil at a later dale
Mrs. Helen Andrews of
Lake
turn
llilde
school
held
here
th
e
1
uf warmth and wonderful color. Mary.
daughter's wedding a wisteria eye juisl two weeks.
let shantung with white acces
Tin* hostesses served punch and
Mr. and Mr*. D. P. Lanier and sories and an orchid corsage. Mrs.
son David have returned to tholr McCullough, mother of the bride coi kn-s during the refreshment 1
home in Sanford from Hidgo groom, wore a pink eyelet dr*** j»n icid. Guest* were: Mrs. M . H.
.CflNf°RD<4 l o v, I C P c , . V r)
rings. B, C. Friend* will b* and her corsage was also an or- I(>anl Mr*, I.ovlclt llaymnii, MUBylvlx Hiiyinim, Mrs. Hi og mail
id to learn that David Is gsttlng chfd.
R ID E - IN T H L A E R t
along nicely following an op«raA receotlon followed at the' 'Ira. WatsuM. Mrs. Hi Ke'l IMe 1
Hon In Columbia, 8. C.
Woman's Club House. Mrs. Thotiiu* Mr*, (ilobli-r, Mrs. llai i y ’I’li .....9.
TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY
J. Rivers, aunt of tile bride, pre 'Ira. W \. Lynn in, Mi- s in ii It
rid thi1 hulliif ^tit -t
' Mr. and Mrs. William B. Wray sided at the bride's table and us
have returned to their home in silting In servimr were the Mi-srSan Lanta after visiting In On*- Autlrey lllors, Vrrn and 'I h. linn i Ther u i% no ni-i'uunl ing fi.
tonls, N. C. with Mrs. Wray's Moody.
iirai-s’ ft IIIIS % \ lull S I - III Aus
— Alsu —
sister, Mrs. F. W. Mangum; In
When leaving for u wedding trip i alia W AH tn llfl Neui n.111."|'I>
to Washington, D. C. ami the .‘iinnhc 11*' f r ri7ti,'
CARTOO N
mountalna of North Carolina, tin
The color is provided by the lush bride traveled in a navy blue suit
Irish countryside and the rich na with white accessories, Afte,
AND
live characters. The story Is slight morrow the bridal couple will nand often slow-moving. Briefly, it's side In Greensboro, Florida.
l he tale of an Irlih-American printMrs. William Bhowennsti utid
S E L E C T E D SH O R TS
fighter who returns to his old home daughter, Wilma, returned ht-t
and woos his bride. He runs right week from a two-months visit mu,
Into the Irish courting customs, friends and relatives In N-w Yurt
■nd that provides bounteous laugh
Mr. and Mr*. James Hardin «f
ter. Heading a rollicking cast are Waiknm, Texas enloved n visit
John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara and with Mr*. Bertha linrdln sml fain
Barry Filigerild. Sole objection: ily before leaving f ir V u iv t
SANFORD - O R LA N D O
H IG H W A Y
Many of the lines get lost In (ke visit Mrs. Hardin's mother.
brogue.
Mrs. A. Q.
Clause and son,
Clyde, of Wildwood visited hei
slater, Mrs. Walter Trapn Fridat
afternoon. On Tuesday Clyde re
turned to SanFranclsi-u C-o*
where h* Is stationed on the U S.
Piedmont.
Mrs. Anna Glass and Miss DoilFaber entertained at their home
Friday afternoon. Mra. Nameh J '
Cadora, a refugee on a ytar’e per
mlt from Palestine, now residing
In Jacksonville, gave a most in
teresting talk on her work In Pal
■tine and displayed a beautiful
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brothsr-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs
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In it pasting at th# Unlvarsity of
Washington in Saattls and in the
ir rosuraa jsaehlng at Bam
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ami can of condensed tomato soup,
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chilled howls. ' Garnish with
minced parsley and accompany1
with cheese crackers.
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presentH In fein-i^jM
iIk s dm In* th, ■
com "■ ef Ihs tw- ■ U':‘ - si
5
i ortiesi . All fam ■
lllea will 1,7 ad
.iltt- t to l h 'P B ® * l g J ® ;■
game f„.
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-a« | & ' A w
special
h n rg a ln ^ H m ^ ^ r'S js l
t Fred I'atallara ...h it
homer nf t,i* y r a ;ilt It
nimanl In the hoiluni
eighth In give Hanford
klefarv over C-x-oa.*
Ilo n a s odded w ith a it u lle , "W a
no h vc J u n io r M e lt* h a rk am i
our All-Conb'ience ra n te r s * r r v
V iM le ll,"
(Ih v lo u s ly , Uanna was
happy, w hen la lk [th c n h ''i|l those
tw o k y slurs n m i he had a r l i j l t l
Florida Mata league
>el,and
‘ 41
Fiona Heh
. SI
'alatkn
32
Jag Bch
30
K:minid
II
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27
I.crihiitg
22
.tniia
M
American t.eagne
New Yni k
1
(.land
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Huston
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W'jnn
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Chiekeo
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P 'd a lp lils
s
Nulls
rhlcngo
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fis - fo |.|
nettle |
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s lit I I| "
iif It"’ MBwer ' F ir
lluhtli *>n I'nv ' " 7 '» i LlJEfys
l l urn's
r iv e , lllibdcs
■L g H
arise uit> Cuv
•Haro end, drove
ifSwMwW
jeross Hires rum
w h i l e A le n ii
'*nlwr
knoekeil Is lli"
ither tally. It
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m r b i of the saos'iii sou • "-ei
I'iulu ,19#
mi
i
Sonny Haper failed again to <"
ha route ai\er ids sterling si, itmt dehut with His Blues t vo
reek* ago again<( Hilt earn" L i
ds club. Louie Renta* epellltl
taper and he In turn gave up ,0
iyrd, who finished. The fiemlnolet
rove atarler "Cisco" Lopes, ex1-Man. from tin- hill In tin- tuurtl,
ml Dill Ooopcr. wlm twilled a
-1 win ever Hanford Hunday,
ante In,to atisurt, the loss,
Tonluht the Blues will Invade
N najJM gk: , J.'ix Iha I, tn
Iftk .. play tlm H n n
Hlnl' H"« illnl
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Htmllum wriH Jn'-'■•■i"- nf llielr
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ill-mil ,111,1
I rip thsf
Hicni l,n|i
ft v e "Irsluht.
Wv
Joiuc lllvcto Is
i Inie-I to start
,i
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v-i H x I m i Ik Ii I 111 quest
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of iha venr. 111vein ims n It! - 12
In ml hsskethsll ensrh, John
Hi oil.
He talked hupefully
sits nl I fir runiliiK cage srasun
when Ihe "litiiiU nmi cries from
I to- lin ker m ini dlilu'i ilruwti
' bn nut
H-ntl -ulo lie lui'l four fifths of
lit i l>mki llinll ten,n ill hlittle. "I
it ve four Imy*, II. 10, 7 ami ftvents.old, We nre livlna al JlUfi
l*jitlh Hanfiml Avenue, hut lhl<
,s only ti'iitnti*r, since I plan on
MilHIruf n holme ns soon as I gel
s rlisnee." Hoott 1* isiuclilug tho
fiesliunn grid team this year,
After attending lo some r»fllirnl* hy a liw nf the players.
Harm* relurneil snd sstd, "SV*
!-»<■ i-oliig In fse* n roi'Bh sched
ule with a *re*n tram this year.
We I s ir eight genua on mir
i.rl cilule with two open dates.
(II roures. we tv, I hsve an adi sn(sge <<f playing five af them
al linme."
iinn urd' openi uanlnst Fiutls
* r m i Hie k'fUh of n«xl muitth
•mil "Miclude* the s-uson with a
Thiuili .giving Day till with UeT.aml In the HHH stadium on Nnv.
2R. The Celery Fed* phy Lees
burg lure on (tet, 3, than wait
|iio weeks before traveling tn
i'slallia. On Oct. 24 Ht. Augus
tus rrnw* h*re- Wlntet Park I*
Ihs next Cilery Fed grid ballla
-ceii" on Dot. Al.
Sanford goes In Hew Smyrna
Nov. 7 and returns hare the
lllli In elash with th* usually
strong Htabreel* eleven from
I hi r I sn* Ih* week before tho
end nf Ih* a *'sop. Last year
fianfnrd defrated Reabreoi* by
a mnvlnslng 88-7 margin.
(ianns Klanned out the window
tgeln and noticing tho rain had
■hated 'aid, "Well we must go
lu g according to schedule. Okay
you Kuyr, M 'a hit »f"
.;
And Ihe cHekely-dacIc of Iho
•trala innuntad as the hotttrhtR
fiolhetl aspirants poured apt. of
the locker roofn, dreeacl In their
short*. T-ehlrte and football ahoos,
m i to tha practlca field .overgrown
will, ejs Inch"* nf grass.
Tfi" 31 varsity and 'B1 aquad
hi, nr fit's In r sort w«sy ss f-llow a, lunhtr Melt's. Hav n*yla,
Joe llntchlatin, Ca'vln W flibl.
Johnnv J,
Kdwln Tlend.
fintHK. IIooe
llannum, Jimmy KrMor, Im ity
Hales, Oen* Rafrldge, M l M efnhW, J. It. Howell, and Ralpk
iTh" 10 freshmen r*porHnt*for
ira rlr swemi Jimmy Hawkins,
mvl.l OnPnway, Gene Pharte,
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IMSi i c i \ | |'J> I'liKSS
i)rI,.\N D | 8|i«clttlt - - The rurNatm .it L n ,,tr
itn l lit tini* tliro* day* nl wc
Halting — M irh t, St. I ."ills, .tctMiii ttniverjity ttyni •*
M l: Ki (ftr.xvv.ki. •/ tit iriM.it.. .nr., w.ierh Joy. i »l'» » "w" ' ' ' “[‘"J’
. uli" oil the irtntbvr of ftwlntm
4 tin m a n , New York, .3! I : .Robin
x r , ili, Mutters wlU tvln lnl»
. ton. Brooklyn. .n fl; Sh-irhl' r. S'..
,
a id »MJill .dill, Ciiiraco. foil.
And th* poll l» strictly A oncV
llitna bnltnl ill
oauer. Cltl vvny afinir n» Coach I’ntter I*
k ■JlttJ. iW i Hbdtjiet;. Brooklyn. .11: kreplne strictly ninm except to
■ rhoitiMifl,.;N(!W T ilth , 79, Minis. spy that he sees • rotidh time
1 PhlladelMli, IT; Slaughter, 8t. starting; Heept. 'iU when tn* I*At
■ Louie, 71,
ers meet the tiniveMlty of Florl . ' j i b j —‘ .Jldaiin, CVilih.-iU, Uili liln tlatora In the season opener.
l W urtjhw r,r. i/itfj, u sf Mo
"I rAm there On out. ttiere’H
* jT v 8,u 5 3 ify H I; Lockman,'Navy h many bumps," fltle e satd a*
,*
tiuniiitSf.i I'lnlaiMpnii
h- hualtil htmieit will) piannlnt scoutlnn aaslgnmenta to
Hn/nf rmiflr B,Tn*r. 'ihkiurt. a'
rse n compiet'itT tnrraanphdi« Itcdgrr. ornujtlyn trod Klrior, I'llta
ern e mill returning. mkmbtra
,r hurgh,. wi; Oordm. Hu,ton, to
of last ) ear's U tll't and hlllt
n MeD-fu-e, riiMitull, la,
srhinl and Junior rollege hopeITtchlhn — line. Brooklyn, 1 1
lids nhii want to enter Hiatt in
, WW: Wilhelm. N<--.v York. 10 2
this fall.
d BW; Black, fin uklyn, II 2, .818;
Kveryone aarees that the IP32
r Yilhas. fid • l.nuta, 8 f;, 8 at; Itoh
uchcdtih' of t'*n KMineiv fejiresentu
t. rrts, I’hltailHphln, 10 0. 70(1.
the tmighesl ever »et up for n
American I,"anon
An I a I*e*p at
Battltig — Fain. 1’>111ii,IpImtiin lla itrr team.
,. M l; WimnIIIiii !, New York, .Vfl; I'lillee'j poll conceded the lint ♦rs frotn on« to four «lns. with
. Mllrhrll, f'levrJaml, .32*1; Kell
'Itni-rluji" chatiira for aiiolhoi
(. RnMnn, ,31.1; Mnnllc. Now York
'll* or two.
r» an.
Hatter (ipponerits loo'; lii->
Iltirti halt'll Ifi — I »tI*v. Cicvr
, ‘*nH *7(•
7n
. Zcririnl. Phil.nlrlphln, 77; Brrrs,
I N- vv- Yo»k, 70; rifiink, IM rtiil, 71
i
* * 7 ,7,' rn t. c}i|rn|jo, 143: Itnb-
I I 'O brf, f’hlrdfm It»S; Jen-.-rt. Wash
Jnx
J u n io r
P la y a
THHAY'fi fiAMF.H
Florida .stale League
Palalka nt D.iylunn Reach
>-rr burg al Hol.sml
‘tsnfnrd nl Jax Reach
Cnroa at Orl.mdo
American !.•»*»•
Chicago al New York (night)
"levelaml nl lloiton
fit. Nulls nt Weshlnglon (night)
U* trnit nl Phlladrlplila <21 (night)
National League
New York nl Chicago (2)
Rrooklyit al Clnrlnnnll (1) (night)
Phlledelpltla at Pllliburgti (night)
lloeton nt fit. Nnil* (nlglit)
Florida fnlcrnailonal I,-ague
Havana at fit Peteriburg
Tantpa at Likalsnd
Miami Beach at Miami
Key West it Weil Palm Beach
ijiarh Andy (liflatoun k» > •*»**
in 2 » viiv<. •'
M • 'r
rdhrrrirrl llnil lh» Hurr r 1 »t
may lo* «••»** In startle * "*•
came
ot,*v l'w<r*
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<an m of litre*
Martini;
startlna plalooiei lus» yea . I-hutV
the leam Is npeeled to h et»lug great In November. f l *
Hurrlcatae-ttatter
contetl
Is
Nut. 14.
Mississippi
Fouthtrn.
Uulf
Stales Crthferenoe rhsntplon* Mlfc
two yehnt and favored again thla
yeai, Bated as tog mid-bracket
potter In n W t, BleUon la classlfied nndipr iiihl-hrvkat.. Uatnk,
Florida Stale Jlnltertll /, defInltrly a routine team, haa mor*
schoUr-iHIttt ahd iH larger num*^
bera than tletmn, AiMllton of
another coach patmlta moil
laditldual atteoMoa tn platsra.
Unlieislfv of Tampa, defaatad
n i lied lla|ter team* In tha
last two years
’Ibo
pinsp«eta In the :Mltpc ramp a ir not
■ 1 loicht ns last year.
Other three games are with
Nbrtheast l.oulslana, with a 6-1
record last venr: Fast Csrollna,
4-P Iasi venr anl Troy Htata^
J** Hf t
r*li4«ec
til
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BinplitiKHoff Downs
Doctor Tn Tourney
SKATTLB i/f-T ie ro s how Klor
'dlsn* did In the national amateur
golf championships Monday)
Hon lllspllitgliotf, United States'
Junior champion from Orlando,
sepred »n easy tl and 4 vl"ton
oyer Hr, John J. U. Kcrllhy, fin-tip
ficqffard. W illi.
Petty, M u dba7
eh, w. v *.
Clarke, INymond Hardy and Ifbbllgterg • year • old John flernt.
erl Oarter,
TailAl af.".’# lost to Htmaid Moenfg
1071 HF.M1NOLK 111(1H SCHOOL West lievlslnn. Mar*,, I up, with
OHIO HCHF.imiiH
4 e iM V t i r t o Hnanlg'a fs.
Johrf J. Penroio. Miami Rearh,
tefooled William 11. Khlelda. Al’
Oct, JO—Open.
'
')>PV, N Y . f i ond 3. Pcnroae wont
,net. 17—Paletka, theie,*
in liiii klaih mum! of Ihe Brlilan
Ort, I t —fit. Augustine, her*.
amate’ rj« tH irin g .
f'»L 31—Winter Fnrb. there.
Dot Walk i t , Long Beach. Calif.,
No*. 7—Now Hmrynfi Brb., there. lofafiftit Honrte |i, Our, f l LauNo*. 14—HtatoeeU hero"
No*. *1—Oto*;• * '• ■» '■
No*. lO-DeLand. kero.
(Thankeglvlng Day).
n n is t w i b B h b
Leesbllrc ut fiANKOHtt
L e g io n
M e r ie tta , G n
FNItlFNCK S 0 ids—Loser* In
lltc region five American l.et'nn
lunlnr Hosehall Tuuritamril Mon
'ev. Sumter, fi ('. nnd Mont;;mn
n y, Ala,, met hero this aftrrnnon
n I' t first of two gamea today
The nlghtrap will ere winner*.
Nrlelta, On a-,1 Ja> k.iouvtlls
r,'la.. »1 uar'.*tg off against oeoh
-ther
Alter trailing, 41. gnlng Into the
sltesdy mretlbu ifop of the re
eventh Inntng Monthly night, (he
m|T"<acn(o at'H havg no fenl nh ta*kr.nnvllle
(Nneruts " a n * up
Jecllm, fit playing under HHC udlh two runr tn that framn and
mips"
i
four more In Ihe eight tp defeat
Florhhi'f, (ki.itllnn. Woodruff said, Sumter. 7 4. Marietta heat Mont
Is tuerrly tpat both Insllluilunt tomery hy the Identical afore, 1 4
should agree In cumpetd on a (air
snd e-iusl heels In. Ilninclnl aid ureai that we have questioned the
lo alhlelee god the! h'-th Intlllti allglldltlt of Miami's (l«rdon Mui
linns should b* reepdnHUe to (be Ipy, k transfer lludent from Oeor
BAittheetern Conference Fomml*' ila T*"b", WtsHlrulf ail,I "hut tMs
sloner'e AUlce he mailer* of ellg a HMoife»f< If thd cdmiinlsslotier’s
jbl'lly.
iH M daitaree Wm eflgibla to (May
" II hae heetf reporlal In llte 7gam*t Alabama, he wilt cerlntn y
'lsVfllglbie to! play against Fkir
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niuv mmwmo
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ANN YOtH
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H$w Can
B. F. Goodrich Silvertown
tisTPaiei
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LOCA*, COHPANT IN
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■ OAPABLB OF ■HAND^ISA.i 4bL >PHAWH tiOH CON.
: B W P W IW W 74>n r i i R D i n M k
w*
a titu c n w i. m
M AINTA.N
W* FINANCte YOim JOB^ON A'MONTHLY OA0I8 WOT
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Miami - HF Strife (in Way To Taking
Over <*rid Battle Slugging Ilonorn
l"delphl*
ill* third and fisl
.Irnilnuie
moundsman. H was vlchiiv Nu
l l far the alrttder sllite-h;ilt
artlsi, lops fur nuv Imllv iilnnl
fllie flliiger, Hyrit Is Hie (inly
htlrler rm (he sieTf i h 1 w«s
tilth Ihe leu in u lien It beau ii
Ihe srasnit r ,i|i.il. Ill ' record
HOW reads 14-12.
■ The score of 11"* gum* exi-hung
ed Immln fmir
times Ii " f u r e
ni«
Stetson’s Jay Pattee Is Taking
Stock Of 19S2 Grid Opponents
. iiotloo |M: KVn, )Mii HtStl|ihln.
'u*.
lb * liatnra ran replace
, 113; Avila, fOfvolanil. lit*
II")wood HtllltvHU eu.'"t
r
U"jjic rot* - lit by, ( Invrlnrtri
In- llattera can replace HHI
Itrr-i. New Vnrk, :rt 7.«',nln'
Johnsun.
PMljilflp|ti;r &!; Utirr**. fTm lnnil
fo »r p'nvr'1 ffr*f w l ‘» 19
Fin man Mnlvcrglly, with Bin
I
Pllfhlttg
fVn-ili'un, Wa-'Vn* loll Mlltr n ami (ten" IVdri-V, g"c 1
1 loti. lip,. I.Cftfl; S I loir IViibdrl mid In the Hmilhern Conference
,
In. n », (in ;
iji N'O York ir rushliiB and passing reupeet
M i, .#!'<■ H'lrionn N*v# York
' ss ii nucleus for the hack(l
O'i; Ppard.'ii. St. l.o ill. 7 2 field.
111 '*
1'arrls lalaml Marines, chain "Ion i of the Corps last year with
Villnnova and hceUuii k.„- i» .i
(lAINKfiVjLi,., i.A - AAC !)jn MW VO IK Nfi— Hpmo rtm lesil
T IT U S »II LK T IIIK 8
collepc learns on achHula
.
retlnr Hob Wnodrulf of the Onl Pri ||nnV Kd-mr of Ihe Chicago
verally nf Florid* loday nffgred | cuhs and Lurry Unity of tho ( leve
Ilnlverslty of lllsml I I ■•**>
Wednesday, Auguat 70
ana hli cxpliftallon on Ihe "Klor mil Indians today also wore well
esox*. with such mm as Nlc'i
Ida • Miami football game ^con ,r, thrlr way Inward nallhg down
Chl'klllu as tha nrralrat guard
irpvnrsy as ropofied In the prAgil, ihdr lengues' sI iirkI mk thnmplnn
Ihe "cnnlrovcray" broke into the thing,
men last Friday when Stanley
individual
slueglng avefagog
Woodward. simrU editor of Jh* Ml
(.infilled hy Ihe Aasoclaled i’ reas
nmi Hi,Ity NeWa, rovealid In i cveal (hat Knupr. who has banged
story that the two ichoall hive nut 31 homers, la the National
riinlnljM-onlriCl an*g» on lb* l w i Imagne ajpgtlbg nice • ardted with
ugme Ihnl might knock tha F |« , healthy .Ml Jnark, The haW
Ida - Miami game ofl Ihe schedule J .lillrijr nlitlieldcr has eollrcled 3M
"Lfhforlnnaftly,
Woodruff kahl mtkl haaes In 471 tHfipm to Thn
"our negot 14lions on the Ipsa eon plat*, also numbering 27 doubles
trad, whlrh have been going oh amj lhfie irlnies among h1n 121
f
Dolroll
J
National League
Hfdoklyn
1
fit
j f t l i a / ’ .e
-l*h tt-'dlcallon; ’
i sliman
Joel j
* t-l I announced u m
i»»lay.
C fl
"Thla li
»’
s i , i , t spre o*
In* our apprccla- jnJia | K
tin io ii
in, ,,
,
.•
iin tl e the u»n >i i ." Krider salIf II hadn't b"en for tnslr *-,ipnort
dining the 'llucka for Baseball'
drive tail June, Hanford wouldn't
•mi" finished
i i rlda Mnta
l.eagu* nchad I* this year.
I rlilay |.;.ht Iha American
I.•’alou will dr a*4f lie Mritmr al Htadlum In tha men and
i<n ecu abd gate their llvga in
World War ft; The rerrmonlea
will begin 111 flnnl of the HUdlum al 7:00 p.m. between Iha
lin t and second gams* nf Iha
twin bill.
A lour hy three-fmd liroriscr:
laqn* will he unveiled In front nl
the Hiadlum which will bs lolbiwi* hy the dedication addrest h.v
r. 4i, i'. uiimrtM of Ilia Flral
\l i ■I" 11 V f l C ' l j ®
in the ground.
andidates Report For First Practice
Frldiy niglit.. of notion of the .W ’lst ffhi'f h e* f*'
eii t r.H K "did* „
All 18 Amcri
hv n pain "Family Appreciation mi l.cul n lo I \C fi
I If.h." wnen iha «em;. i"
l.ie Hlsth Ills V m
•i ay a d'-uhleheader with iha Pa* rM have >i*M i ,1 1
uilka A liras, it wa» ailito net, n e 11 e d alonR I
yesterday hy Hutinrai Mansker
i n other posit 1
John Kridrr.
, \
a dlffrrent parts V 1
m i
p oll's ami rolling up 8!HI yard#
V ''-'4
ToCapFriday’sDedicationTilt
A r r iv v c ;
nnl repot led yet. le try i orilell
(•anas sal hack on tha edit
el his chilliied desk In the
nil 'file ofllre adjoining the
locker rooms and aald aarloualy,
"TIlls year's (alarr Fdes will
In n yming team.
Ila * r *
prrlmbfy thinking nf the 12
iritcrncn lie tiwl laat year
ihniugh gradnallen, one F.d
(ionten in particular, fiurdon
iinn the big gun, arorlng 8.1
•
Gala ‘Family Appreciation Night’
L is t
S ta rs
Ity It I'.N I t.iK T I.A IN
There tv re I I Memlnole ' (Huh
f
iisi.mli iiimlidatex wTio
11 on tin I t i f i t call yesterday
o.onll'lf - " I m few mole went
lliMillgli lljiltl I'lilejlhenlle.s yeR.- n.M) aft' Moon at lie- ftll.H praru ir (lol l sned r>tn. threnienlnir
M o. xnl liRlitnlnir.
"We will lotve even more ri"F:
rr i rrnur Irur than the original
1 1," Co - coarh
.
FrcJ (limns inIII
^
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lie Innltr I out JM ‘j%^ I;
III . I f
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rdriy
v.itMig fl
thr o " ' ' w ^ E c r^ (
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(in os come run.1
nii'.
in L jH H b
I'ldllnrluin
Ml
c.
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nfiv -1
;m ;?p
7 ,r rv
also
f
k iA k i
n A* I w
f ^ t T O w j e r -J k
Ntew
homes-
f.LD YOUR OLD TIM
�• HP
FO N T DRAGS T O U T *
By ft. j ' SCOTT
WESTTOWN. N. Y. (F»-Tw*lve
yr»r old Clnrrncp Arthur Horler
couldn't wall In try Ihr new pony
his father hart bought him.
Sn he ami his father. also named
Clarence. saddled Ihr pony Monday
Thru Hip father Irft for his farm
chore*
COMMAGE,
-fttl *«Wr 01 PAfrf'URIMG
OH
THAeoMMOM.
A to M M Q H
H
THE OLD HOME TOW N
»•» «**••< U 1
By STANLEY
Mu
A BO D Y of
£ o t > i» t . x r . : .
iP tC lM E M flF Yttl ILlPtfAtrtW
SCRAPS',
< o ik l A H A
SK Tfl V.H CASE. DROPS DEAD
BALTIMORE
hW-Edward
S
'resell 37 vear old Glen Rurnle
M il. man Monday persuaded Magi
\lrnte S Itohert Levinson to ril»
ml** a traffic charge. then alepped
Into the corridor jnsl mitlsde Ihr
court room and collapsed lie #»>
promnmerd dead of a heart all
men! al Merry Hospital
fo WtlAT s f 'M t in
U.S. P o l s 4 i(l ARIA. 07
sou<tl Korea ccuusibut)
If honk* mildew during the slim
met. spread the page* of the bonkout fanwUr in air them. If Ho
l*ooks are unite damp, sprlnkl*
cornstarch between the leaves I
take up the moisture.
l.rsM
starch on them for several heurs,
then brush off.
’ 0LDES1 SioM E PAGODA is A SIMPLE.
SYRUCtT U R L , UHLI K f. WKA< IS CLHLR A U .y 1
If WAS
IM P IA H A *
erected
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I • .1 t •• I •1111 I
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A III. h f u ll.
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t l« • l.» • t.|»f!iMtt,
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mm
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r iii. * n-«| •• r
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•
. f. M. I f I -f. ,|l l.r
aril
show Elanarv was In c n m p tle n t at
the time he heat hla wile, aaatencr
will nol he rarrled out.
[3 6 .3 5 4 ;
r e c o a h ized as a p a g o d a .
1^4'KaI Notices
'
TO GET .SANITY TESTS
FREDERICK. Mlt *.r—Marshal
M Elonary. H year old earpentr.
>a* In Springfield Hospital tod a*
for sanity lesi* which m a y dele,
nine whether or not he Is to le
flogged with in ls*he* (nr beating
his wife
Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield
if 1$ BEUtVED "fo BE 2 0 0
YEAR.^ OLD.
Ps|# 7
in * i Hi m i . i f r u n n M M t i
II l l l . l .
m i n i i i .i ;
( o i \T 1
I I n il Ml l . | n 1*1(4111 %I f .
IN I! I
• .*<TAT | . • I f
1 i:r v i * i i | , i m a x
f »r.’*<• »rt I
in
II l t i i l lilin iM
( M l • • P li* H N ' II %N IN I* (!.% •««« O il U K *• i n i i * «(• % i> « r « %m f . « r %r n i
flelil vvl throonh • pond Me iltj.il
•hnr*'y. aV"r he «a< taken to a
nearby hosptta. I. was not clear
what happened hut the father said
the Imy had tied a rope from hi*
mist In the *oi....c horn
' f o f H b i s i ( s c y e H t u i s < s i* tn \
« S R .\t.T >
in
Y o u n g C la re n c e th e n lo o k h i*
fir s t r id e —and h i* 1**1.
lie \va* dragged over a stony
COMMAGE
■UMORD
Tiif«day. Vug. 19. 1932
HEAR f* Al SHAX ABOU'f 544 A.D.
.*1* I , 'I. K -f ts w a *,**•«>. !<• . • •**, "I*.' •«>
P A W ,Y O U B t ' T T F rc* 5 T A I S T
P U N N I N & — '10 1.1 fOFr
OM F
•TTiVNI t f c L -
BACK
rse .
f
T ie E E T
1M A T
PO A D
v s /
•
A •* /-
A HEAD
C R IT T E R * -
O F
- •
,
FOLKS,
\ t.
• '.
. .*•/
/
s -• V
By Ray God*
,U1 BUGS WAVE GOTTA
u n q u a l a s ’ ranee
S u w n WITH THE
r r r eag le s t s n ag
La
n r slag ..
_
^r.^wtePrt’1
OCNCH WHILE YOU OUVS
...so vo u KIN OCT
THAT TH JISIPPUHS
CQUNriN ON YOU
* T HELP U f LATCH
ONTO A (TACK ,
i l i t THAT THAN '
T w o u l d sem es
ItS w
CASH f
NAGB AN UPHIIL BATTIC
■ ■ B K
ffN tO N T t '
HONEYMOON. /IP.
TNATA/MJ\
h ay:
1 1H I*
I A ItliK
m n l "111(111
iip m I t iir n li*
A ll KIf. I i i . Ki I.I k ii * .Siiiiw I i I i i .*
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WANT ADS
At Hike!
\ IN I I I \ N
t IS• . .
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m* U tp in o fI* I i n h
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o ilie r Nit ( lit .lo i he lo t r |.uhll
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I ' l m a r H o i l f i n « iHi iit r.l ld lri •
II a n r r r i n o r m r * In i m i r ml.
M r rNNNiil h r r t * | i » M l M r l'»r
t o m . ( b u n i m r I n r u r p r r l l yi* rr .
Till*;
SANFORD
IIKKAI.D
|H0«C0 I CAN -T tL l VOU MO«e M » u r
IT / TULT t o u t s HELP UP S A V t C l
ON RQW OtBTOAtL/twA 9 A w s b m
PATrttN C E B t PC WTOLf CVtBVM NO ]
aa m h m m b m
i o H H ta f d
■•AND ue'.PCXb HY D in t J TPAt C vrn
AH' 9U-GLH LW WELL A*j 1f MC MAtlCJU.
ONE O ’ TU6 IOS^jEB aar IFW? AtCILOW
IN MY TEAM.' . u / ' k 'S LP n r r O Y »
Fnm
pa*r
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l.nkf* .\tiir y
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M I* n : n s i i i o i s | . \ i , r o u
N \ V > V I M , O.NN r . | f
\ I* llll* lllllllM f S.ll'l Mill 11II V•* jl| *1
ti few J I*. *ii •••lit I miiimi' h U 'fl Wi*
hm* naif milli«»im*«l In ltiiil«l any
Ill'll I' III ' I" IliNh •lowll |»liyIIM'ltl
f S‘1'11•I
It A |)| . IN
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»a ril IMl7 W
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F o *e r« T 1
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I I "Mill
Mil K|( • 11 li lt v
Mu hi*K I ufl,
I It' d rn n m H n ii.e . g unil
d o n lile g s is g e , v ile s tlt
n tile liiiin e d ia te h
W e ll
1*1 tee | l I.IMNi
GO NO CuCTUBt:.
—i *rv c e i s
tw h
L BPJB OP TUB
*R £ ? r o t t t z v
T W O lie ili i m il g a .n g e lip I i'm e ii
N il M lis ll i l i i l d l e l i
I • I.'J i I Ille
64h, after ti III) p in. IMI- .1
6 ROOM I f it'ME. Eleeiiie
ehen. ii viaila li?,’ Aug
448 J.
lit
|f>. I'liiil"
!< ROOM gnrnge opt. Eleelii re
frlgerntnt, rHltniiiiilie Iml water
iienter. 7(1,
I’nlttiettu.
I'lmtie
lOflU-J.
By Mori Wtilks'i
I lu iiilii i fi 4
•m l ra e ttiig .L
h i n t 'dnn ..
I 'li.m ,.
I I t l. lU lI H lM lln in e w ith
o f good f e r t ile anil )i
elite n f tile e ltV lim it *
rout in g u n il e u n d iliu ri
ah,min
Mew M odem 2 ||f.,|ii,« ,„, Ifn m t.
jn a t r n illp l'le d , III gund In i'll
II ll. I ’ ll. • *H,7.ill,till T el HIM.
'*V•• IlllVe hit
llighwnt
2 IIEDItOOM fitrnl.lied
apart
nrent. 17011 Mugmilla Ave.
!l ItntlMH artd »ereened frunl
p o rc h . Klirttlshed.
I't Iv i.te
I II
trniu-es. Couple only, i!IH Kmit'i
Fmii'li Avanue.
4’ KOOM furnished apartment
electric hut water henlei and
rcfrlgi1rr.ti. iii . I llll Klin Ave
C.
mnl
11'leMge
I 7 !*'.!
\
U I, I IH M IN . H it.
119 M. I 'l i r k Ave.
*
•iniif or il. I'liirldn
ii 'i
Tel. I ZNI
• ' ( (M I 'l. K T K I . Y fu i Dialled g a t age
n p m t in eii t .
Kx l i ii
la ig e
Int.
I ' t l i f U VUHMI. T e r me.
I t l l l l l ’. f n
\ . W it . I . I VMS. Ite a lln r
'Iny iiiiin il K. l.iin rtiju jN t. AaeiN-lale
'lin n r IB7.1
A t la n t ic Hank lllr lg .
7
W O R K , In c la y o r i i e iiy
I . in fin e r
L ilia n B u y il» r,
A v u rid a le ,S' lliln n d n
|'# ta * |,l» i atm k S ii|i|i|ie a
l i t r ii M Ite in lv
i.
lig h t
fm
y o 'ii
I'll..in t i l l | It
I it. her. .In i
ih 'i p
frei'S e
I t l l ' V l ' l t dug u i u l u f I n k
f I * i. i, u n it . \ ■■i F ill l u ie in lin e '
i. u r n u iite e d | I in .'I d a y * .1 la
I iv l u p p lle n lliili ' a ll • Id ,1 n f l'
M HI ( M il. ____
_____________
KURNIHHKI) downstairs muirtment, 1717 I'nrk Ave. l'hon»
87d-lt after 8:00 p.m.
IC tT A
ID C T T
r (3IMMB n *'9 Ov«r2
GOOMM V "N ir*< CAGC
n.L PUT ir im r
v t m B t o ljh h :
MffV SOU A LW A S S D 'O T
i i .w i a m S '|B r a n ruTET
kSEM / PQ IVArR O t/< A P ||l2 ry
o a CAN r HKM B *M 8 ,-.— i-
H B I.P
AOU1
S«L*
TM AMtfl
MimO V ‘
IK t «•»' IN TH* MDDLS
- ir -L L B »
c o z y t v at-
•-, W4 Y IP you G^r
,
)
NAAH I'msomd Only, I thrae liedroopi hniisr, corner Adam* and
BOtn. Elei'lrle kitchen, sereene,l porch. availaMv now. Ittfi.'iO.
Phone
d ItlHI.M ("line limine oil 2 acres
Electricity, good water. IlfiOOi mu cash. Phone Htllt-W.
I .A Itt.K TH ACT— Kill x him - on
hind load. Electricity. 4400—
4MI cash. 410 |*er month. Phone
Hlill-W.
l—
AHTICLKH FOR HALK - 1
IPU2.
4 ROOM and hath furnished ant. T U X E D O F E E D S . C o m p le te lin e
Reason nlihi rent. Good tielghH u n t's T u x e d o Feed S to re .
borhomf. Ho* f i l l , d o Herald.
2 R O O M , k itc h e n e tte a p t. C ouple
(m
eulivah *i • lit
— 11
eldeily
indy
Iti.nl>1, ■ lie lt> i umaldv
M m llnnmev. n|'|> S \ Camp.
ward
__________
M I'ii k
A ( •w ••19*
llildge
t »
l,»
:'ii it
I "M l | led, oil.' lituwn alid while
I'lllve* Weight utlOIlt 100 If",
each. I.ael seen amund l.aka
in n )
im l
n iie
" i l Station,
l.iingwond. W. .1 Well*. Jr.
M "I'llK it, 'III, college glad., good
typist, ilusirea wmk
dining
*clmul hnuiH. |{t I, ling fit A
We'll Iniy your rnr legardless it
age o r c o n d itio n .
Little A Keel H a rd C ars
Vnd and H a n fo rd
M A IO ( t i t enuk w a n t* e lth c i fu ll
n r p a r t tim e w o rk . 129 H a tifo rn
A V.*0110;_________________________
lllls ltir s a O p p o r t liid ll
S e rvice M ta lio n • c o m p le te f u d lltie s • m a jo r o il co m p a n y . Availaide fo r lease a t In v e n to ry cost.
T h is is p r n r t ir u l ly d o w n to w n in
Msnfo rd . W r it e C. M
E n g lis h ,
720 L u c e rn e T e rra c e , O rla n d o
o r phone O rla n d o 3-2HH2 even-
I 'H E I t T IK E S 81.00 “ up.
Used
n u to I lilie s , B(V up. F ire s to n e
I Extension Hods- 88'
Henkarik Glass am
ItllM I.
"Ei o k v”. Geneva
I I I'T H IN D U IE O n p t, *111.00.
N i
pets, no c h llrtte n . A ll P a rk
N 11 1 ll K H . I 'I ’ K S IIN \ I S
nNT
it ) —
B ROOM unfurnished apt. RE mrHer of Mcllonvllle and Celery
Answer to Seahoaid Oil C om
pany. M l West 1st, Phono 7".T.
nh I i le a n .
Ille . h a u l.
• ( iiiin t e .
WII81*
8H.2MI. 'fe lin e .
EIIHNISHED apartment. I' 11vats'
hath, (\dult*. Clark's Tourist
(Jourl— I I,link smith uf City
Limits, Oilnndo lllghwny.
I I
Ilieiig* City.
NEW 2 bed mm ,tit home of 111,1*0111 y
lu lie t ruction. V.uy mat. I'rlco
KOllliUT v. WH.I.II.MH. Iteallnr
l{a)iunnd E. I.uiidnuist, Associate
I'hmie 107.1 Aliani.'r Hank Hlilg.
I E M I lu i.t W n v i .
in i'
\ i|iliu lt i .ilil..
w mu, fIlllJI i
ll*
g iv e n . I 'li ; i i ah
H P W C IA I. R K H V H 'K H
V M l’ K C A R is w o r th m ore iim n s y
here W e need d e a n ’47, ’ t8 , 49,
’fill. T il,
'62 m odels.
Ilarlsy
W a d s w o rth , hOI N o r th O ra n g v .
O rla n d o : I'h im e H5P7.
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C h e e w tle , I l i a I a iir et ________
COMPLETELY fuinlvhed trailer
for rent I’aik Avenue Trailer
Court C. C. Dodson._________■
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VS uud is o ik Ilia . M 2 M n l,fo ld A v t
Phonu 60U-W A 1463 J.
7lk h. p. MERCURY nutiamrl
motor with 10 ft. runabout and
accessotles. Call (146-M.
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Amputee Who Lost
Hands And Legs Is
Married In Chapel
H B IU L C
Tw A i j . All. II, IM1
Blow In The News
£•___By SOB ANTHONY
- ’t'MMtal plcnlca Saturday and HunS r w ^ ^ ilN Ptlhlle Wrtrk*
pjt^BkOaA Rock Spring* for their picBalurday and over I 2 .'j people
• on hand In enloy the fun.
I t a hriak morning awlm In
nr soring, a businc**
—... waa held. Tlila picnic wu*
flrat In a aorlr* of annual dclantal aoclal get-togethvra.
: recreation rontlnue<| In the
of game* and contcsta after
'ered Utah atyle dinner,
leutananl Commander Cullum
^.jplayed some fine impiiing In
Ik * “Back Hare" aa lie breeaed
1 kwnaa the finlah line nhi-nil of nil
competitor*.
An cgf-throwing conteat added
ooia aarltemvnt when the field of
ipctltora wua narrowed down
’wo taama—Captain ChltteriMlaa Kay Bower and Hill
nan-Mlaa Claire Normnml.
Captain toaaad—Mlaa Bower
it—and her whlta
decorated with the
the broken rag. The vfetor*
- Bill and Claire while arcprise went to the Captain and
1 Bower.
lief and Mra. Andrrwa allowed
excellent teamwork
by
...lg aero** the finlah line
In the three-legged race,
mong the many people to entha picnic were Captain J. I..
ilttendan. Commander and Mr*.
R. Paaraon, Id. Cnmimlr. F. K,
ttllum. Chief Machlnlat and Mra.
, L. l.etton. Chief Carpenter and
£J* B. R. Howard. Mr. ami
IBt W. R, Gilea, Mr. and Mra.
>. Mr. and Mra. C. II. Moaa,
I I I . Corlnne Morgan, Harry I,’.
Imfih and William J. Brennan.
?t ' Tha other departmental pl-nlc
WU held Bumlay at Burl’a HecTMtlop Park by mrmbera ami
(Vesta of tha Peraonnel Denari-
DEMOCRATIC ITANDARD IIARCX Guv. Adl.nl Slaveiuon glvcj out with
M S E P W S ” " V.ll°
Al1' '* Ih.iklcy (rlijht) hud
pinned a glant-alied campaign hullon on him el the Illinois Stale pu(r
In Sprlngnald. Speaking lo the crowd id the f.dr. .'ituveicoii urged tha
atatr* to halt Ih. •'tidal drift" of power to Wa.hlngton hy pripwly per!
forming government function* m local ami Mate leveh [/nlcrmiilonalj
& JM L
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L A softball game, awlmmlng and
! awing were enjoyed In the early
af Jarnoon.
r. The highlight of the occaalon
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• cjrak rooat In which LieuP,owm*n and Yeoman Flrat
$ » » » , G»orge Powell neled i h
phnfa . The dinner Inrlmied tin*
Steaks, potato aalad, potato chip*.
olive*, pickle*, *oft drink* * U
watermelon.
id .
anjoylnp the nlenlc were
Lleotanant and Mra. I. N. Bowman, George and l^irrle powall
and “Honey1* Taylor, Floyd
end Bernlr Grisham, Fred nml
.Wood, B||| Brennan,
LG*!!lagher, Arl I’edlgo, mv
Wlfa Dottle and I.
The Weather
l-iisH
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1
Andrews Returns To
Rural Common Sens* U. S. Aboard Carrier
____Bv arena Johnson
Northern Florida farmer* who
have suffered heavy crqp loase* aa
a result of the long summer
drought face a aertoua feed prob
lem during the coming fall and
winter— a problem that will re
quire resourcefulness and mea
sure* for mnvlmnm feed utltiiall
tfon If It Is tn tie «nlv(;.| with any
degree of satisfaction.
Hie corn ernp I* eapeelnlly dis
appointing. Afore farmer* than
ever before planted hybrids, fertlHied mure heavily than usual, and
stmeed their plantings closer, nml
they were looking forward lo har
vesting a record crop. The prolonged hot, dry weather has sharp
ly reduced the crop, ami, Indeed,
numerous farmer* will not have
ony corn lo harvest. The peanut
crop also ha* liven sharply reduc
ed.
Such developments mean that
farmer* must produce some other
■Hfeed and alio must use every prac
tice available to obtain maaimutn
utllDntlim of any and all feed they
will have. The Agricultural Ex
BAD(HI ADI D FRtMIIR Mohammed Muasadegh, clad In tha traditional
periment Station and Agricultural
rotiL- of Ilia Multai, an Iranian religious suet, confer* with a croup of
Extension Service of the Univer
Ullgluus chieftains In Teharan. Shortly after, Mossadegh created a
sity of Florida point out that
fuiuro <11 the Iranian llouaa of Deputies when he aent them for con*
planting! of oat* and rye for
■1J, 1at Ion a decree he Inteudi to Uaua. It would taka 20 par cant of the
graxlng ran help farmers with
landlord's share ol future harvest* and dUtrlbuta tha procaada among
their reed problem. They advlss
poverty-stricken Iranian peasants.
(fiiNmaltomit BadlopholtiJ
fanner* to plan now to plant ex
tensive acreage to them crop*
for their- hogs a* noon as molature
i* nvnllnble In September, eniplurdxlng that oats and rye are
highly nutritlmi* feed. 1‘roperly
fertilised and planted, oat* and
rye will produce good amounts of
feed for livestock.
No one know* how the ne*"»t
crop I* coming out, except that
It .wjll be smaller than usual, but
It I* known that whnt ncnnnt* are
produced will go further In fat
tening pigs If minerals are piovlded for thu atuck. Therefore, it
will he especially Important to
hnvc plentiful supplies of minoruli available while peanuts arc
living hoggednff, Kescurch has
shown ronelualvely that pigs that
get minerals while feeding on
peanuts gain more weight on the
feed they eat than pig* that do nut
get mineral*,
Wise farmer* will plan now to
plant temporary uruziiig crops
early In September, to provide
minerals for their herd*, ami tn
use every menus available to get
full utilisation uf feed. The feud
problem I* going to be a serious
one, but farmers who plan In ad
vance and taka advantage of re
search result* will come nearer
solving it than those who do not.
AT A CtXEMONY In th* Pcntagui, Washington, D C , Gvu. Omar N
Bradley, Chairman uf Ilia Joint Chief* of Stuff, Is shuwn aftor ho piesented posttiumoui Cungreiulontd Medals of Honor to the relat.ve* of
Bobby Tluiiu.mii of the Giants
Hiiee soldier* killed In Korea. In the group (I. to r.) are: Joseph Men*
h Ii. i was born In Glasgow, Scotdooca, Honolulu, father of Sgt. Laroy A. Memlonc*, 1U. Gen. Urnthey;
luitd, wa* thn only member of tho
Mrs. Cilia Smith, Livingston, Ky., mother of I'fc. David M. Smith, 23,
lDbJ National League All-Star
and Sidney Burris, Blanchard, Okla., father of Sgt. Tony K. Burris, 22.
team horn In a foreign land.
WASHINGTON- ^ —Here la a
happy chapter In the atory of the
young Army corporal whoio loaa
of Iwth hand* and both legs in
the Korean fighting touched AmcrIca’a heartstrings:
Robert I. Smith. MUIdlehurg.
Pa., was marjipit Monday night In
the little ehii|Hji ut Fort I.lnroln
Cemetery to Burburn florin, n
pretty
IT year old
brunette of
Tukonia Park, Md
Ball and hi* bride to-be drove up
in hi* own car, which he drive*
with fckill.
'flic quadruple amputee amt Id*
hrldo met while he wu* In Waller
Need Army Medical Center. lia r
tiara and a girl friend had gone
lo the ho*pllnl to take mugailnes
to patient*. She wenl often after
she met Boh.
The young ex corporal lost all
four
extremities
idler
being
wounded and *n(fering frostbite
in November, lf)in. While he wax
recuperating, people throughout the
nation contributed f l 2O,0M) to a
trust fund which I* expected tu pay
him about <120 u month plu* the
two a month he receive* (rum Iho
the Veteran* Administration.
itlful Florida sunshine ml*(i abort sprinkling* of that
tionable item proved to he
a] aelllng for two depart-
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Southern College To
Hoff In Its 68th Year
LA K K M N Illsp eclal) - Florida
Soidliero College will move Into 11*
0Hth year on Monday, Sept. 22,
with the lieglnnlrig of u week long
orientation ih t IikI for fredimen
The slur l of the IU52 I DM ItlltlMO(ioiial year will ul*o mark the 2Blli
ronserutlvo year for Dr l.mld M
Spivey a* prealdent of the Metho
dint related edueollonal InMitutinii.
I)r. Spivey I* now one of the oldest
college president* in point of eon
llmioua service In the world.
Dean J. C, Peel announced today
that aptitude test* for first year
students have been scheduled fur
Sept. 2:1. with registration slated
fur Ihr following day. Classes for
freshmen will gel underway at H:oil
a m, on Tlmrnday. Sepl. 25.
Senior* will register for classes
on Sepl. 2.T, with Junior* and sophnniure* tilling mil ihelr aendemie
schedules un Sept. 21127. All upper
classmen will reiairt for rlatse* ut
A:00 a.m on Munday, Sepl. 20.
Dean Peel sold Ihut clunm* will
continue without Interruption unlit
Hie Thanksgiving holiday on Nov.
27. with the Christ mu* recess
scheduled In he sturled on Dee. IH.
Knrolliuenl prospect* fur Iho new
luslriiellmial year tire good, Dr.
Spivey said In Hie HIM IU.'i2 term.
Iliere were I.H12 student* enrolled
In regular day classes at Klurldn
Southern A total of 2,.'aiH men and
women registered fur cl asses In
the regular duy college, the night
Community College, uud In thu
summer sessions.
U.3. ATLANTIC FLEET (Delay
ed) — Jame* C. Andrew*, Jr,,.liraman, USN. ion of Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Andrcwa, Sr., of Sanford Ava*
nue, Sanford, hai returned to the
United Slates aboard the aircraft
carrier USS Saipan from the Brit
ish Isles and Cuba.
The Saipan, a unit of a task fore#
participated in the mutual 11* ilium
cruise for the Midshipmen from tha
Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md.
Alidshlpmvn ami crew memben
of the carrier visited Torquay, Eng
land; Dublin, Ireland; Guantanamo
Bay, Cuba, ami porta In France,
Norway, Scotland and Sweden.
The Saluan, named after the
famed battle for the (aland of Saip
an uf World War II, was commis
sioned at the Navy Yard, Phila
delphia, Penna., July 14, 1940.
Politics
r » « Paaa o s e l
alatant national GOP chairman and
head of tha party’s women’s divi
sion, and 14 other feminine party
leaders scheduled a round of con
ferences and a luncheon with tha
Kcpubllcan nominee In Denver.
(C aarlaaoS
DEATH TOLL, IS HIGH
LYNMOUTH, Eng. (JB-Policg
warned today that the toll from
Saturday’s devastating flood on
England's southwest coast may go
as nigh as 90 dead.
The latest official caiually
figure* for tho flash torrent stood
al 13 known dead, with 29 miss
ing and presumed dead. Seven uf
Ilia bodies *0 far recuverrd have
been Identified.
Leffal Notices
IS
ru rjlm r jFnwasuT cm iar!
u ix ix u iK ro r .v r r . ru m io A .
K k T A -r n U P I IK O I N A 1.U C A IIL K H .
■ trceaseit
soi'it K (iw r i m N tirnnT ( * u
s m .ic iT t u * v u r oiacHAnnn
A ll p e rso n s a re h e re b y n o tifie d
th e t the u n d a re ia n e d ae A tln iln le l i n i n r ' - . i i . o f eafd
e e lete,
hae
p 11 m l> I * 1 e a
m e e d in h ile t ra tlo n
It n r e .il an d bee file d tn aald co u rt
He fin a l report end e p p llc a tln n for
d lm lin r a e
O b je c llu h i thereto, If
a n y , a lio o ld be d u ly file d . A f te r
MII i i k pro of of p iitd lc a tlo n ah u w tn a
t i l l , im lI n - hae h e rn puhllehed u n re
» w eek fo r fo u r c u n e e co tlse w eeks,
(lie m u tli-r of e p p ro v s l u f eeld r e
port an d lb * o rd e rin g u f d la t r lb u tlun of enld a ,la t a w ill com* be
fore the c o lir i
T 1I K K in d T N A T IO N A L H A N K
A T 11 It L A N OO
tty Joe H co ll K lr lu u
lie T r u e l O ffic e r
Ae A d m in U lr a t o r c .I.a o f aald
e n is le
K ir* 1 liiih llr s t lo n on A u g u st I I ,
is.*,.:
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A k ir iiis n . I ila l and A k a rm a n .
o r ln n -l,,. F lo r id a .
A lln r u e y n fo r A ilin ln la lr a lo r e r a
DU. L. T. DOSS
CIIIHODRACTOR
HOURS 9 to IX—2 lo 5
90S Atlantic Bank BulUlM
Fhana t U
DedicatUm
ttonvUla
ON HI* RlfURN to his lintuc In II ilth-i I. Conn., Olympic* alar Llmly
Jlcmlgil o idiuwi Id* mother, th-ie, aulue of tlie prizes lie won at Hie
Olympic games In llnlrlnld. Itiinlglm* was awarded gold moduU Id
the lou-melur doth and In tiio tD(J-in*Ur relay,
(InfcroaflunalJ
HEAL VALUES IN THESE
slated
f or s c h o o l w e a r ! |
VOU’1.1, I'INI) YUUIt I AV0KI1K MAKES IIRKE
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ImndsiiiiHi third ola.c trojihy won
hy the Junior l.engue Ha*'hull
team, pialnsl the team mehilun*
fur llielr pluvlng nod thnlr eonduct off the flvlil, nod stated that
he enjoyed atteudiog thu plnyoff
games, even if It did cost him u
vnentlon in tlln mnuulnln*. Acluligerrient* may he made fur an
1 Khlolto.il game with thu Winter
I’ii ib I.igloo team, lie slated.
Following the niillouiu'eineitt,
Comil r. Cordell was given u ilsiog
vote of thank* by the post memtiei ship for Ills work with the
hoy*’ ten it).
Olio of the 12 new undid fold
ing tallies, which will replnre the
old wooden tnhli* used for I.oglun feeds, wn* shown hv Kurlyh'
llmisliolder. These are long tally's
with ivimposltlon tops, and with
the new me In I folding 1 hairs, glv >
the Post un up-ln-dntc appear
ance.
Charlc* Kdwiird Drlgger* was
apiiroved as a muni her of thu
Post. Adjutant Jim Hlnglctary told
uf his trip with J. (I. Galloway
ami It.
Johnson Jr. to the state
Legion movent inn ut Tallahassee.
YOU'RE'TELLING ME!
rRUMIER HTALlff, nccoullng
j to u M oscow re p o rt, has tro u b le
1 In usin g th e telephone. M ayb e the
ilu s s in ii* should h u rr y up a m i be; com e th u fir s t lo in v e n t th e d ia l
system .
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u ifA some J n J u im , T h a i p ro ie s
he i/e/lui/rfy is n p re tu /e M Iu l can, t f lifo lr .
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A f iit o n
t d e n llii
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A io b l discovered Am erica faafara
Columbus did. Haw'd they gat
hara-by comet back?
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Tiny Han Marino, world'* oldest
and smallest republic, want* a
voice In the United Nations With
11 population of only t'J.UOO, thst'd
be Just a whisper.
I 1 t
In Cdtilwtluiakia a /anntr reroprd Ihmuiih Ihv Iron Curtain
oil hi* tractor. Sort 0/ pfougbnf
Ait uuy to frtnloM, us If were.
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Roomy « 8.0 Cubic Feet
Handy Removable Baskets
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at the frie n d ly
A returning U. 3. tourist brought *
with him aemo boltles containing 1
London fog. For use a* a subtil- >
tula for poo soup? ^
G O O D Y E A R
Circus |iona, wo read, now sell
for ne little aa <290. Might maka
Mice, cheap household pets, tf you
could curb their appetites. They
eat like a horse—In fact, they eat
horsea!
SERVICE STORES
111-) 13 s'*«‘h p*rk PHono 222 & 223
Giraffes are readily tamed, but
like thn mule, can kick out vic
iously with their hoove*.
A Studebaker truck cuts costs
week after w eek for years!
. . . ALL SIZES IN BRAND NEW
FALL 52 STYLES . . . DESTINED TO GIVE
YOU PLENTY OF COMFORT AND LONG
WEAK . . . BOUND TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET
Twin - Strap
Nur* |o be a farorll*
aandnl for *thool—doubleat Itched for Inna wear—
d n u W e (trapped for
beauty
FOOD FREEZER
MTT
MODERN IZK NOW
Wi designed right for
gas saving...its built
right for lour upkeep
$5,95 & $6,45
Saddle Oxford
Suede Casual
Flannel Combo
togSw ekaaJe witli re
DsaUnj little run-about
la dark auade wlili light
calf MiMlaMrd and Inalap
Hm V» a ahoa that takaa
to your favoilla trey
flannel with a real riara
T-omart rail trim
Louear* Counter-Hsiang for Operating Kaaa
Extra-Heavy lllaaa l.ouvara with Full l i " Overlap
W M t W f m l C M ialm tiM
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Full l.jna of Matching Ftalura-WIgdowa to CoaiNae with
A L 80 -J .U .0 U 8 1E IIOOBH AND
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eiNHiiNIrwin«f*ratifyrwllln*Htlayear.
O V M i m mere cwl mors of them every
Sey In every tieSlgttfMm.
SMebeher tanks ere relllnf imwethly—
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E flln lilh h r d
C. Of C. Votes
To Back Drive
/ o r H ospital
8 A N F O R I1 .
r i» N K S t> \Y .
• I »MtlHiiri< Oil I'nne st«|
Vocational School
Tells Enrollment
Plans For Season
, r * ° ff Jr'
ka- Roforo Ugrtgg ag yggg fg .
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To Refuse Or Accept
Publicly Truman A id
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was useil tor such unlawful pur haven't anive*! tvi W uhiBk’int.
poses try others with the pi-run.
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RAO PAULO, Brasil i/r_Hospii*i
aulhorilles here report that « :w
year old woman gave birth tn girl
ipilnl'iplel* Tuesday night Dueinr*
raid they stand a good chance nf
surviving.
Tho babies, weighing less than
three pounds eaoh, were burn In
the spare nf three hours In the in
lerlor village nf 8an Carlos, nullmr
Ities said. The parents are Jnsr
Albano M, a Negrn laborer nml
his wife, Marla.
The Albanoa have been married
lo year*, authorities said They
liavn hart seven other children, five
now dead.
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Finland
H I ' " , I D l l " »l ( , I'BRIT
During tier stay, Swcdi*li u* ■
juper* reported lint llu- Hu .Neeret Service men with I............
atirieil and were pushlug v n .i.
t'BIren* around In hnllylng fr.ti
lliere wan
speeifi* enmpli..
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roughly h.nirtlc'l n pi
Brportrn naked short wlietiu-i
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Innry reports to Indlentc mrv !• • •
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niton. Ihe reported Ineideni lov.ti
Ing Ihe newspaper piiotogr,inln * 1 m. i l M I cnL i mb iWi l i oi l e •i if F Bi ijci .i ' tn. iml , - m 'i ., m i ni ln
Short said them wns "no r*ll<-,-« ■
Inrldent nl City llnll" which In i i i n n u m c d I m l i y
Ifi l*r;u 11dills In
Sliifr Okryi'fl l»v
(sanif' rn;nntissi«m
Till- Ih doulrle lb'1 o'liubci III
mnnnged lumis lu-bl iniiler emu
uilssinn HpooHorslup Ii * y e n two
HUH LINK PLAN S
new fiienn '/ill lie o|ieiu-d In lilg
The (Ireylmund Huh Line
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giime InifileiH Ihls year
preparing n plan to add fm "
III nd'lllion lo Die ll.ee'ili nml
first time two limited Imso
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Nnllonnl
Forest1,
tween Jneknonvllle and HI I V . ' .
mnilHgi'l bear hll.lls will lie lirlil
•>org, J. A, Cnlhnun, loenl bun «t
tlnri m heager,
annuunred
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in Billy'* Bay lo the eustern tmt
morning,
linn of Like I'niuiiy nml the iivri
Matifoid In being rnnsldereil i> -tree) nrc.i of I.nil rminly
one o f the alx
stops
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The open .inrun for hear linn*
TYPHOON DIARIPATEH
Jaekannvllle and Ht. Petnridnirg
TOKYO
— A typhoon that I f l U Ilinilfd ft I I V M Ml w f l l f j t l f C l i l J i i mg will he from (lei I to (let 'M
howled across Korea and Northern the tnivellng time biitween linn with shooting prrniltled three dnyJapan hlcw Itself out In Ihe North ford and Jacksonville # 1 l*t> I I I EM * werk, nruingeil ul the oiitlon ol
the limiting jmrlv No hunting will
Pacific today.
hfMir, h** MtntofJ.
lie nllowril nn Sunilnys Hlimiling
Kyodo News Agency estimated
will tie perinltiei: from one tinll
the storm's strong wlnda caused
APPOINTED CHAIRMAN
hour fiefore sunrise to sunset on
>500,000 damage tn the Japan apple
L O N D O N '/ti—.Sir tJH rk A le x/m limiting il.ivs
ernp as It moved entwanl to sea
whan she returned homo Tuesday
front a month on Capo Cml
Tho huge kurtru vine which al
most covers her home found Its
way through a silt nesr s window
end grew Into tho living room
She found long tentacles entwln
Ing picture frames, the piano and between the Islands of Honshu ami
and Hohkaldn.
other pieces of furniture.
Ten Jananoso fishing boats are
missing, Kyodo said
PROTEST BEAUTY TITLE
NAPLES, Italy on — Dark-haired
DRINKS ON THE HOUSE
f] untell Baser nf Turkey, who won
M IAMI 'Ai—Drinks were on the
the title of Mis* Europe oven
(hough she refused lo wear the house early today when two
IradlUoMl Bikini bathing suit, was masked bandits haln up a bus ga
chaU m M today In barn more of rage In suburban Hialeah.
The pair tied up five employes
her claims to the beauty crown.
France** Nicolai Drain, who and compelled the night manager
came to i * c m 4 to Tueidsy night’s to break open a safe from which
contest Claimed the modest Mias they look >1,300, Then they cracked
Turkey .ra a not really up to Mlsa a soft drink vending machine and
loosened their victims' fconds
Europe etondarde.
•-mSl OernuSy (Vera Marks) enough so everyone could enjoy a
end I both ckeUenga Miss Turkey bottle.
Finally, they explained apologet
to spoeer to a Bikini before • Just
Jury.' she Mid. "She has a mark ically ai they drove off In the
liar thighs are manager's car, "We parked ours
quite a wgy from hern."
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royal post and lenvn his apirt
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In Ithorloala, where the company's
hcadquartcra arc located
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HOSPITAL DIHrUHSION
Frail ll, Wilaon, representing
tha trustees of thn Fish Estate,
will apeak ko the Hanford Junior
Chamber of Commerce tomorrow
at ita weekly lunch*on. A general
discussion of the hospital nnealiim
will I h . held following Mr. W I I son'a address and all Jayrees nr*
urged to ho present, Douglas
Htanatrom, president of the club,
said todn).
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leriulred for llic maringed hunts,
which will lie supervised bv a hunt
director named hv the cmninlsslon
The hag hunt for Ihe hill game
will Im Iwo I lean and one panther
(nr the season, There will Ire m
limit nn fox. skunk, opossum, bob
cat and rabbit
Applications for hunting parlies
must bo submitted to John Croft,
Dlustcc, fnr the Osceola area, Wal
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headquarters here for the Billy's
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T tiM .i rece ive d Ills m n d e rs degree
I and I I : T v p ln g t am t l l : Book
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re » .|y t u r n In tro d u c e d In N ew
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^ s t u d e n t s . In c lu d in g v s tr ra n s , h ig h
Iu .in g c o n d iic te i) In l* « l.a n d and
school s u h le c t* H in t w ill tend to
I ia v ton a Beach
a h ig h school d ip lo m a . T h irte e n
AH classes w o u ld be conducted
v e te ra n * o f W o rld W a r I I re re lv
u n d e r th e .in s p ire s
of
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ed th e ir d lrd o m a * l a i t Ju n e fro m
U n iv e r s ity and a c o u n c il connm scd
S e m ln o l* H ig h School. M a n y vci
o f ic p re s a n ta tlv e * fr o m v a rio u s
♦ ra n * a lso ta k a c o m m e rc ia l sub
service clubs and o th e r c n m m iin ltv
Ject*.
C o n g re ss h a * re c e n tly nas»e'l a or® s o lra tlo n s , lie declared.
r ia ts s s w ill m * * t tw o tlm » s s
h ill g r a n tin g e d u c a tio n fa c ilitie s
end su b siste nce to v e te r a o i o f th«
w eek, tw o h o u rs a n ig h t fo r n
p e rio d o f t l x u e e ks s ta r tin g about
K o re a n W a r. T h la b e g in * o f f ic ia lly
Rept. 25, and In s tru c tfir s w ill be
- o n A u g . 80. A ll K o re a n v e te ra n s
i y J a re a d vise d to t n v c itlg a te th is as s c lr rle d fro m S te tso n U n iv e r s ity ,
S em inole H ig h flrh o n l and
the
soon a * p o is lh le . School I* onen
a t p re s e n t fro m K to 12 rach business and p ro fe s s io n a l m en an I
m o rn in g . A f t e r S ept. 1, school w om en o f th e C llv - T h e re w ill he
no e re n iln a tio n * nm l no h o m e
w ill he In session fr o m 7:3 0 a in
’ t i l l .1:80 p.m . A ls o th e school i« w o rk.
fio iith s r o C ollege, l.s k e ls n d had
In ** * s lo n e v e n ln g t fr o m 7:0 0 to
a s im ila r p r n g in iii in w lilc h 1.5110
£>:20, e s p e c ia lly f o r v e te ra n *.
n d u tl* w e re e n ro lle d fo r the f ir s t
N ig h t school o ffe r s to n o n -ve te ra y s In s tru c tio n In s h o rth a n d , te rm a m i 2,000 fo r lire second, he
said
tv p ln g , b o o k k e e p in g a n il s r lt h
S u b je cts proposed In clu d e p a r
m e tlc and o th e r *u h |e e t« w h ir l) are
o ffe re r! In t h " day.
lln m e n tn i'v
p ro ce d u re,
business
g f fltu d e n t* w h o w is h In e n rn ll In s u b je cts, a rts a m i c r a fts , c o n v e r
e n v o f th e
s h o rth a n d
rjeases s a tio n a l H p nnlsh, m a rria g e r e la
sh o u u l r e g is te r p ro m p tly ns these tio n s and c ltlb l g u id a n ce , salcsrla s s c * m u s t n il b e g in to g e th e r tn a rta h ln and a d v e rtis in g , p re p a r
and ca n n o t e a s ily Ire m ade up by a tio n f n r c itiz e n s h ip , w o rld p o li
tic s , business
E n g lis h ,
p u b lic
a n y stu d e n t w h o r e g is te r *
later
T h e class In o ffic e p rn e tlc e la new a p e n k ln g and o th e r p ro g ra m s .
th is y e a r and w ill in clu d e a v a ry E d w a rd l.n n r, in i in d u c in g C ity
th ln g f o r o ffic e w o rk e rs e xce p t M a n a g e r T h im in e l.e m o n , d e c la r
ed. " f i t goes h y th e
nam e
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to g e th e r also.
l-cm n n h o t w n hone tin w ill tu r n
A n y o n e w h o w ishes to f in d n u t o u t In be n p e n cil." O. K . H o f f
n fn re s h o u t the achnnl, m a y c a ll In tro d u c e d o th e r gu e sts In c lu d in g
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Lwf l‘. °rL r"’»t ■»«••* sehonl Ham W a lc n tt, O rla n d o ; Hubert.
* P w h lr h i* In Ih e K e n t B u ild in g on P e a rso n, (Jporge B ro w n o f E lg in ,
C o m m e rc ia l
S tre e t,
d ia g o n a lly
III., Hob P u lle n and Itn b ln B ro w n .
a r r o w fro m th e Bun S ta tio n and
K a r l H ig g in b o th a m presided.
Upstairs. T h " s c h o o l c h a rg e * nn
t u it io n , ns i t la n p u b lic school,
VINE INVADER HOME
f t also n p i.p ite a a * a s o rt o f a m .
PROVIDENCE. R I W — Mrs
p lo y m e n t i.o re n u fo e th e business
m en n f Hanford, w h o eoma th e re Jrr Farmer's living room had n
limgle motif she dldn'l tdnn nn
f o r needeil h e lp a nd h e lp e rs,
ym ttvared to your hosgo fg « g
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*r#ns home yog may go on row
vacation you cag readily n ic k
u p «n the hoaia town news hy
— dint the ft* a ford HoraV*
when yon return. Yog egg ar
range with your earrfoy boy, or
through rhnrllo Morrleou, clreulailon manager, br taWphonlng
M i, to havo your ra«glgr loagoa
of tho Herahf acral far yog
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T h e H a n fo A t V o e a tln n a l Heimol
Htelson
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“ y e a r IPS2 M on T uea la y , Hepf, i ■or.
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By Reds Seen
In New Move
Youth Wins Cnniern Club Prizes
T o Cooperate In Pro
moting Referendum
On Bond:) In Case
Kish Money * Kails
T h * B oard o f D l r t d o r * o f th e
fia m in o la C o u n ty C h a m h e r o f Cnni
i j n r r c f vo te d In st n lir h l In ta k e in ■
s t o lo n In p ro m o tin g a h o s p ita l bonil
^ re fe re n d u m In N o v e m b e r to Insure
th e b u ild in g h r r o o f n h o s p ita l hy
H entlnnlo C o u n ty as a s a fe ty f a e t" r
In th o e ve n t th a t some im /n re sce n
In rld e n t sh o u ld a ris e th a t m ig h t
p re v e n t th e tru s te e s o f the K U h
E s ta te fro m e re c tin g n h o s p ita l
p r io r to Ju n e , 106X
T h is da te Is th e d e n i!lin e set by
th e
F lo rid a
S ta te
Im p ro v e m e n t
C o m m lid o n to fu rn is h p a rt o f the
fu n d s f o r th e h o s p ita l p ro je c t.
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i t i a t e d t h l* a c tio n l>y th e b o a rd ) T.
E. T u c k r r , p re s id e n t o f t h r Fm ■
ria ld -L m .g h lm i M e m o ria l H o s p ita l
A s s o c ia tio n , e x p la in e d th a t th is re
lio n sb n n ld In no w a y b r r o tis ln ie d
to be In e e m p e lltio u w it h a n y m ove
b e in g m ade by th e tru s te e s o f (lie
F M i E s ta te to b u ild a h o s p ita l
h rre ,
I t w as voted Mint the C b a rn b ii
o f C n m n ie rre in it ia t e a p n rg ra m ,
J o in tly w ith th e J a yre e s arid o th e r
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V » p u lle y re (T « rilili|r tile h o s p ita l
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h o ld in g s tn p ro v id e fu n d i fo r tie
h iis r illa l p ro g ra m .
lie added th a t th e F is h t r u s te e i
a re m a ttin g * nee m l e ffo r ts to raise
V fu n d i fo r (no H a n fo rd h o tp lla l
p ro je c t in accordance w ith th e w ill
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MOVIFLAND
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•NAVA’ UOIIND"
OARDEN CLUB BOARD
The French Line nmiounred here
Start 7:?f* Klisl Fcatme 8:01
Mrs. James E, Terwilleger Jr.,
2d Festure
l.sst
vice president nf the Hsnfnrd Oar- Tuesrlsv Hint It sailings were Ire
Complete Hhow 0:62.
den ('lull, announced this morn Ing ranrcjlml hecatiac of repairs
I'HAIUIK LAKE
ing (lint I here will lie n called Ihe ship needs
On her recent maiden voyage,
"RKTtlRN OF THE TEXAN"
meeting nf the dub's Imard of di
7:00 • 10:30
rectors at 2:00 p.m. tomorrow af the Flnntlre was delayed by varl
-ON DANGEROUS GROUND"
ternoon. Thr meeting will Im held ous mechanical difficulties ami had
0:15 ONLY!
nt tho Harden Center on East to bo towed tn her pier hero aftor
arriving In tho harbor.
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A N D STO R A G E CO.
YOUR
I DR. C. L. PERSONS
DR. L. T. DOSS
o p to m e w r ist
116 Hontb Pelmedte Aveaaa
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aa »trass and atr a in , rattans thta Im p o rta n t
f
WHOLESALE
N. C. POLE
Lb. 2 %
BEANS........
EXTRA FANCY YELLOW
SA V IN G S
IN COST
BOYD-W ALLACE
N EKVODS
Y m ! Dlvldenda from 15% to 20 % paid on y oor
Fire and W indfttouu Insurance
STOMACH
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o f “ Borrow* iU m eoh"— b o o .ii,o o eftor
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n i . A L U HIM bee booe *ol*nt<fl«*lly
tooted b| doctor* and fowed b lfb lf off*0tire
Hare t b u e)b btUtee n ld to d tu .
112 N. Park A venue, Sanford, Florida
ten Uriel* nut meila fled fbien'e PUIa (futael
Lb. 19£
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Q U A R T E R O F B E E F , A D OZEN CH ICK EN S—
IN FA C T , A N Y T H IN G YO U W A N T . W E W ILL
P R E P A R E AH YOU IN ST R U C T US T O — A L L
R E A D Y FOR YO U R ST O R A G E .
Summer eake fruiting: ua«
cuehed raspberries and their Juice
Instead of the liquid called for
in a plain confectioner*’ f rotting.
T o W o m a n W ith '
N a g g in g B a ck aeh a
80S Atlaatk Beak BulltiM
PIm m 788
Locker Plant
BUY
Personal
CHIROPRACTOR
HOURS 9 to 1»—2 to B
EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
THB SANTORO S H R A M
Pat* 10 Thanday, Aag. 14, 1MI
O ZA R K IK E
FRKHII CUT
Lb.
I9 c
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Lb. 19c
OKRA
Half Hide
LOCALLY GROWN CROWDER
PEAS
Cholre
About 100 lb*,
'ProcfMMcd Complete,
T" CUT STANDING
LEAN—TENDER
RIB ROAST, lb. 70c Cube Steaks, lb. 98c
WESTERN I1ADY BEEF
LIVER, lb. .
OOLDKN BANTAM
] For 2SC
SWEET CORN
REALLY GOOD—ALL PORK
GREEN TOP CALIFORNIA
Corned Beef, lb. 8*1 SAUSAGE,lb. . 69c
CARROTS
PAY YOUR SOCIAL ORL1GATION AND DAVE FUN EATING
A DELICIOUS DINNER OUTSIDE ON ONE OF OUR
WONDERFUL SUMMER EVENINGS.
GIANT SIZE DREADED
NEW RED HUMS
SHRIMP
Lb. 10c
CABBAGE
I1KHT GRADE
89c GRO. BEEF, lb. 69c
BONELESS MUSKET
GREEN MOUNTAIN
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Frozen FIs. Grade ' A — Dressed A Drawn
FRYERS11/2 tom,,VK- Lb*
FLASH GORDON and hla adventures In
2 Bunches 21c
a r Tw6 peeL o*»
5 Lbs. 4 9 *
POTATOES
that
sneeze comma up
ntAHlA, 1 THINK VUU'HB
OONA TO CHAN Off YOU*
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$
POTATOES
Lbs. 45c
YELLOW COOKING
} Lbs. 2 5 *
ONIONS
*
FIRM RIPE
TOMATOES
......
Lb* 29^
CALIFORNIA ICKIIURO LARGE HEAD
LETTUCE
2 F°r 1 5 c
LARGE FRKHHTONB
Luncheon Meat
Seabrook Vegetal) lew
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Sp. Luncheon . 2!
BOLOGNA) . . 2
Am. CHEESE . 1
a
BANANAS
Cut C O R N
THOMPSON HEEDLF.HR
SQUASH .
GRAPES
SPINACH .
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I PINT 8EA1.TEHT
RASPBERRIES
I CE C R E A M
Tills Delicious Dessert—' Both for C 3 c
2
Lbs. 23c
2 Lbs.
PEARS
49c
2 Lbs. J 5 C
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CALIFORNIA
WATERMELONS &CANTALOPES
FRESH LOCAL MEDIUM GRADE A
Use
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WANT ADS
B y Fran Striker
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THE
SANFORD
HERALD
FOR RENT
WKLAKA Apartment*. 114 WP int Street. Phone 4B0-W.
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V '» j u m p in g \S (L .v g ts c o lu a s s , . , !
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JOKffOi S hES
a o r bat
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HUTCHISON Ocean Front Apt#.
* Rlttl South Atlantic Ave., Day
time Beach. Available August
17 through Sept, Ph, Sanford
IRA4-J.
2 bedroom new house. 40rt Colonial
Way.
FOUR ROOM opt. Furnished,
good location, 970.00. Call 17M
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16 #
/ 7\
108 ORANGE Avenue. W. R
Williams, Realtor. Phona 1120.
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COTTAGE. Kitchen
only. Very attraet
only. 814 Elm.
ter, electric stove and tefrl.
gerator. Phone 1IB2.W. 211
Cedar Avenue.
IjfiKdr
lA r 1
EW GARAGE apt All electrle
kitchen. Furnlined, P h o n e
14M-J.
UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom apt.
around .Door. 1700 Magnolia.
Phone Orlando 6808 day, 14747
..
PM HUNTING J CAMT^RT N a il
MV DOLU S . NOW, ANVMOW S
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- AND WATCH THB
SWtlL UOOMBRSOO
IN FOrt THB orAury
“ S , « H 0W,r COMB
FURNISHED garage apt for
rent. 1200 Magnolia Avenue.
ARTICLES FOR SALE —S U f_
Fraa - Free - Fra#
Duffer Renlal
with
Purrhain of Piute Wax
at
Sankarlk Glam A Paint Co.
SPECIAL SERVICES — 11
PAINTING - Interior or exterl
Sprny or brueh. Ph. W. R. Rhi
7177 Orlando rolled.
CARPENTER WORK
For quick repair Jobe, or email
building, Call Jim I142-M4.
DEFENSE IIOUSINO FOR
VENETIAN BLINDS
NAVY PERSONNEL
PLUMBING
We are ultnoit itdil out. Have Ju*l Factory price*! Kolia-Head Bllnda,
Aluminum slate, cotton or plaa- Centred amt rsiislr work. Frea
a few 2 tied room houaaa left. We
Mil males. R.
Harvey. 904
tie tape*. Complete repair earare not nuthorlard to bulltl any
Sanford Av*. Phone Ifi-d.
vice.
morn at the low down payment
of 1(170.00 for Navv pereonnel. SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND
COMPANY
NEW FLOORS eurfaeed to parOiler-Waller Homes. Inc.
Ph. I1S1-W
fedlon. Old floora mad# iMe
Corner Mellonrllte and Randolph 820 Weat Ird
new. Finishing, cleanlni A w a y
Ing, alio portable power plant.
FLORIDA JALOUSIES
Serving Seminole County elnc#
11128. IT. M. Gleason. Lake Mary
Window* and poor*
1.60 per week buy* good lot*
Sold nnd Ino Iailed by
In Sanford’s Subdivision for
HATTERV, Generator or Starter
Seminole Jntouiie Co.
Colored people, Dixie Terrace.
Service. Call 617, Swaln’e Bat
207 W. lal SI.
Senford
See W. (I. William*, ltd N.
tery Hervlie Sanford Avenua
I'hone 111 for free caUwale.l
Pink Avenue.
and 2ml Street.
cornerr Iota, fine Inwn, *epn- ft— ARTICLES WANTED
ll-SAN-0 Guarantee; mothproof
iate extra-large garage, di'bp
ing, Delivery Cer,|c« plu» Inwell located on property. Thin
aured garment protection aft
> buy, »ell A trade uaed
One masonry home ii another
furniture.
Wllnon-Mainr
Furnall frea at Philip* Colonial
outstanding Seminole ueaity
Cleaner*, li« Palmetto, Tele
iturn Co. Til E. tat. Phone »fi*.
id let mg. Some term* can Im>
phone 481.
arranged. Can bo shown at any
time.
WANTEDr Good home for three L. L. SILL—Plano Technician.
Pho ie lltl-W. Route I, SenWottld you like a 2-bedroom
month* old puppy. Pari Collie
ford.____________
.
home, cnmpletely furn. amldit
and part Spit*. Phone 8Q7-M.
rhi.ter of oak* right In city?
ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, Or’I hi* la a quiet section. Like liv
lando Evening Star. Call Ralph
ing In the country. |(l,0(H) will
Ray. II0S-J.
buy It Term* if desired.
EXPERIENCED lady bookkeeper
SEMINOLE REALTY
REPAIR SERVICE r
for local office. Must have po«l- By RADIO
Uth and Magnolia Ave. Phone 27
Eddie Mite* at • Furnltui
lug and balancing experience,
Center, lltl E. Firet. Ph. 1425.
.1 UBUKUUM
BEDROOM hou.0
house or, 3 lota
ability to meet the public. Give
Newly decorated. Nice neigh
complete Information. Box MPG WALLPAPER: Largest selection
borhood, 40000. Write Box AH,
in Central Florida. Orlando
c/o Sanford Herald.
Wallpaper Co.. 80fi East WaihWAITRESS. For Celery City Grill
Call batween 10:00 and 11:00
a.m.
LOWEST COST AUTO FINANC
ING by your local bank — In
XPERIENCRD senior beauty
surance with DOYD-WALLACB,
operator. Guaranteed salary.
lt>% • 207* dividends. Phone 104.
Eva-Besa Beauty Shop. Con
tact In person. 108 East 2nd.
ALL TYPES Bulldoser w orfl
Reasonable Rate#- Free Esti
mate*,
Spreader PI
Service, Lima
MAN WITH Car for .Rawlslgh
HlHvr., DJXCIUlcr
Husines* In city af Sanford,
end Dolomite and I
Many Florida Dealers classify
Carpenter A Grace/,
TUXEDO FEEDS. Complete line
ing 98000 to 97000 yearly. Buy
1.198-M or 838-J.
Hunt's Tutwlo feed Store.
on credit, ray aa you soli. Alsu
LAWN
MOWER8 sharpened. Bt
other iocelltlee available. Write
Rawlelgh'e Dept. FAH-440-218,
„ „ w , OOAT MILK
Hh rs f * lr*d' 8haman ( ‘ *18
R- P r l e e L South Sanford Ave.
Phone 716-W-8.
Plumbing A Siippllaa
••
- .,
, ., , ,
______
Contracting A Repair*
TRAVERSE Exteneton Rode—98”
W. J. King 2800 South Park
to 180” . Senkarlk Glass and
Paint Co;
TILE WORK, In clay or crttA
Walla or floor. Ethan Snyder,
OIL FURNACES—By Kreeky.
le B t Orlando,
Wall, Floor and Fireplace,
OWN A WESTERN AUTO AS. . . « , .*• °* h o d o k r
SOCIATE
STOREI
Bell
profit
19—
NOTICE8-PERSONAL8
—II
4M W. lit Hi.
Pkoaa 128
able anto supplies, radios, bi
cycles,
electrical
appliance*, MODERN Rett Home. Cer, DletlBUDDED TREES and tour orange
lien, reaeonable, cool, quite,
■porting good*, etc.
nunary etock. Aleo rough
- homelike. M7-W.
lemon, elto nnd tweet budded to
order. Orlando Liveetock Com- Like over 2800 owner* of Western
Auto Aeaoelat* Stone you can
pany, Dear Park, Florida.
capltallio *n Western Auto’e Well buy your car nfardlee*
nation-wide eon sum*r accept
et* or condition.
ance for veloe-givtiif. No ex
Little A Reel Uted Can
perience needed — we train
2nd and Sanford
Minimum caeh capital of
S needed. Write ut for In* }®f4 Plymouth
latloa, WESTERN AUTO
SUPPLY COMPANY. 8J0 E u t
8 door
pickup
E
i i f e
Furnlebad upataln apt - 6 rooma,
K w R iH w
ft—
For Reaulla
T he (ollnw tea r a i n aM < f <•
tall tt a a l Ada pahllahad la T b e
la n iard llaraldi
I tima IB* par tlae n m l l a a
* l i m a tea par llae taaartlaa
d llmaa Me par llae leaartlea
M llmaa Pa , . r (tap l u o r t t . a
■a par Ilea fur Y aerlr f'a etrea t
Plaa narda ta Ida Ilea.
■tnabla Rate p a r ttiarei Paea Capa
PHONE 148
m i LONE RANGER
*T
it jv i
3 Lbs. 2 $ c
GOLDEN YELLOW
Fi-Lb
a a . a
Vi-Lb,
SALAMI
HALE PEACHES
a • complete feeUIoll company. Avail« at IsveaterF teal.
�n tr*
IT TOU D O irr
THE W EATH ER
n M t i yo u r San fo rd H e rald , C ity
r . f i i r i *ll« r nlr m>1 hot thtoush
S j I i i i i I i i r t i i ' i i i (<n thunder ihow
Delivery, by 7H40 P. M . p h u * call
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1908
IN D E P E N D E N T
SA N FO R D .
McCarty Sees
First Need As
4-Lane Road
Jnyccc Fishing
F L O R ID A
D A IL Y
F R ID A Y .
AUGUST
10.
CIO Leaders Are Told
By Harry That People
Will Back Stevenson
Rodeo
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Syngman Rhce Is Dedication Ceremonies Slated
Fgypt’s Strong
Florida Wildlife
Magazine Contains Inaugurated As
For New Stadium Ncxl Friday Man Dmounccs
•S a n f 0 r d Articles Korea President Dedication ceremonies win i.<- 11vr»| ( i ai»n Mi*' Vl»^iui«4 Mtg’i*l f'*», Fvrrylhing ‘Red’
held ei Die Memorial Stadium Fn
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R ig h t
R om h
T w in
Much Interest Is being shown hv
local anglers and aportamen In thu
August lame of Florida Wildlife
Magaxlne which contain* two
■toriei concerning Sanford.
On* of these, ''Sanford on th*
fit. John*,'’ by 0«ne Gruher, contalru aeven pictures, Including an
ajrlal view of tha city, a plctura
of Mist Evelyn Jones with tho
jgnonth old twin fawns at the Zoo,
S t .lie s
ta in s
nt
m an of A u w rlra n Leg ion Stadium
com m ittee, announced today
Th e program w ill bn rutin, cled
♦••I in Mu* n r w |u (ik
A t itn n ir r titu r •
Sanfortf
,
with a double-header g«mr with li;«"
fo il
No
In
NO. 258
A f w m in t i’d I ’ rw m I ' ' . u r i l W ir n
1902
UN Is Told Atom GOP Chiefs A h Bomb Use Rests Glad Ihe Won !
See Presidrnl
On This Country
I W Vrtii*1*dny
p lie r s
N EW SPA PER
C*ovcrnor-Elcct S a y s
He Hopes Decision
On Turnpike W on’t
Hinge On Politics
FORT PIERCE
- Dan Me
Cirty tald today lie believes Im
provements should lie made on
U. 8. 1 “ before we gel Involved In
a turnpike."
* The Democratic nominee for
l ^ overh or said, however, that he
could take no stand for or against
the proposed 275million dollar
East Coast tollplkc until he has
studied the mailer carefully
“ I hope that a decision on the
turnpike will not he based on ,Kilt
Ilea and my hope and my feeling
la that alter sound, unbiased prar
Ileal study we ran come to a de
clslon based on whether It’s sound
for all Florida and not get In
volved III politics as (o whether
Wt’a built," he said
McCarty said he has asked for
a copy ul Ihn engineers’ report on
the turnpike proposal and will
study it hut probably will have no
statement until he takes office He
has Republican opposition In No
somber bill his nomination as Ihc
Democrallr candidate gunrnnlees
his election
He said U. S l, which now r.ir
rles Hie bulk of Florida’s south
•jhnund tourist traffic, nerds four
“ anlng along lls whole length but
T h e fin m ini S cm irm h '
P «M H ly
Is In particular need of Improve Junior Chfimliffr iif rriniMHOMi
ment imm Miami through Palm P U h llttf K ih I oo ff»r r h lld r im
M
Beach County.
yf*i*rs mill under ntft Hi^I•»I u m«
The work on II should he done I'lin l f ir ld n f o v e r *|TWl you11»* Um i
on a "pay as yougo" basis, he
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Pet Hass” la b y E. II. Stout, cleik elected Aug 5 In South Korea's
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at the Smoke House, with photo first popular preslitentl.il elerllon Iti aoi w ill lie roildlicte.l lli.shlr 1>
w.n will keep lloir pwpci |.iom
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Florida Game and Fresh water ron.noo lammed the i splint urnunds conclusion of the gam e hv 7 oil
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Flah Commission, has an Interest
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Soviet delegate rilled Ho.
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ing article In the iisue entltlrd, to celrbrnte also the seventh an im.nths lo i Finmruct, and Hie Jarc.
lit'
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nlversary of Kurrn'H liberation Lon st met lop Lo,, Orlando, Innl I" 1 ixml ivill ^ei.i
a|>|.io*ln. ...
“ AVr'II i i n . l t H i,'in . ... P Hi not .pull ol American gang i. i ...
“ A Million M ocp guflll."
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and added "They Htr ati'uipliug
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fleetignliing the Interest value from 40 years ot .Inpsnese oceu contend « Uh the «cuto building , 1,000 w hite and 'on , - , , i . ,I , M .H« V ml IMM I"» p'lh! h Mi ■• 11 ' ip , i M 'Id
"4 f M’ l't til* f iff H *T th *V
of the Sanford articles, local nier- patlon and the fourth hlrlhdsy nl Ini.llIf tinii I dun to the Korean , mns, ftn* .ie«l H|l«rall<inF |>. •.
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In Pyongyang. Hie capital ol cllltect.
ager Forrest Rreckenrldge of the
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The stadium's history date- I |>"riuaiienl i".n i ,ne nffn. l..l
Seminole County Chamber of North Knren. I’ remler Klin II Suns
V i i l l r m I l e n t ' > 1 ’, i ;; w i t ;
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Commerce, have Inserted two page Issued a mild hi nit at Ihn 11 Sr b*‘ k to M arch , 1960, when a refer all patrona in Hi., new i.n'.....
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advertising'spreads In the mngn- In Thuridsv nlglit cernmonles
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proved the cnnitructlon nf a mud with n rnnf rslendinc <■ ei
falnc, headed '"Welcome to Sanford commemorating Ihc lllicrstlon
The ' by reerenliniial p">gi ,m fill || m | h r 1*1! p| 4M||4 11 l" 'i h* f "
We’ll |nv Hirm for what we'll
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T.and of Sports and Recrentlon. It
"U S Insistence on rnmpulsnry rrn hasrhall plant to supplant Hie gliiodatnnd .sertlon, tin al»••'.•••■
tor ll.e su m m e r u d l end to day and Mh •♦n .lift » v.’ti * it," •*' 1,1 *.htmg
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contain* photographs of the lake- retention of Communis! prisoners," obsolete wooden structure, huill In pteaenta a plfMMlig h|.|><-.«r ■■
>Hoti." be ud We're not going to m o rro w It w as an nounced this PFIf 4
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front, 100, a ‘small girl with a big Kim said, "is the only obstacle 192(1. Work was started on tin Snort* writers an.I radio men "
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(. 1rt#I l y . H '| hi *'|JI P ill
and of Clarence Welih. Dr. holding up final settlement nf the foundation of tha new stand in . afforded comfort to th,. j>. , . i
thi Ml f h» itllMf • PI >IM II'
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! which Is rooinv, and whl b ,»li ■■■
'ion . .11 t>iv lor ri in Itisl.dl -11 iriger
H. W. Rucker and J. 8. Tilll* view Korean dispute " The speech, O..toher, 1960.
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T he H arp er, t room s mid [ i l ,
It was on Sept. 20, 19M tha’ ' « Doe view nf the field fmin ■
•. *n t a " h l.1 i 1 '! lie used lo p a y
Ing a big catch nf bast after a broadcast over Pyongyang Radio
, 111 the- ’ ' «t»4|lF»f |*frit*
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■ofttmen
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fronl playgrounds will e lo „ Im Hie
11 * origin d o'. r,, r -. '
trip to Lake
tvv iifn
Jessup.
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and heard In Tokyo, promised ef the long awaited 126 tons of si ni'- |*1"" rn" f of thr stand .lur.tl
Mr. Gtut.er'a
artlcl dfacriher forts "to settle Hie Korean question Dual Steel for the ttadlum ni ■ 'bark of Hie plalr
Giuber's article
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'llgllll' * .,’ttioned lit, troop Veal a ll, r today tile g il l ' . ...II
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fishing In the St. John* and We* amicably.“ (The U N stand ai
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iui*l I'.inlng inv ttoliiieal par ball league ended las t night w ill. N e w
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klva -------Risers,- „and
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hunting opportunities that attract no prisoner should he forced In re
lilt t||ill I'*' Ml4"' Pl"a* Ml *If
The i. mov Is l»e only pitly lo
M e n 's n d llia ll w ill be enm ln d e il
tho nlmroda here during the win join communism against hls will.)
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Russia's Premier Joseph Stalin
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Creations, Including golf tourna
f Mil ' '»"• I Nl iH lh l’Irl * 4.1*11
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figliHug and ue should nut mix (Hist xeaaoll p la y o f f , a l (lie L i k e
ment*, baaeball, boating, sw im - and Mao TseTung, Imss of Red
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wood!, ■hufflaboard and othar re- success (it the war. In anniversary
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■veriimct.t vbipp. d i envnrxhlj. on
creations are jpolnterl out, and tho messages
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I outgoing new. ..lories, after up Im inirruw when G em ’ T n rk e i hit p4||»h M[[ Itl Ml " 11 '4 * (FIfI * I I'M Ht
*£o. the Rig Tree and the Mldgot
h r i,U', I acven nluiuni playi'i i, pun *i.
■m m m ittff’
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'v II lew day. ot tree reporting and ( lav W llliain s liattle for the
City south of Hanford are referred supreme commander, nnd Gen of the Hendnol* t*Js^„H,t
County school
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James A Van Fleet, IJ S Eighth system at the mealing of Hie| Ernest Cowley |„ prepa.atlon f...
I'rnnler Alv Maher Imd granted litle in iln sla nf Ih r men'., sin g le , IP. if rf
ih 11 Mm I ''’ in n i ill*
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Oscar, the pet baa*, |i described Army commander, were seated btiard o.f public Inatructton In th" plnylng nt the Municloal f1*n>11■-■- ... varnen treed..in from ll.e strict division
fuller ;.nilHi pi i "•ri'i I* tfr'iMr*! i 1 I'll ■( t It l fTt til t" pf't tf|i' ‘ Cl
t yidi.iit rrnruir'. lu a decree last
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ET
out M * w j r unuaual with lUiee on the flower decked Court Holise, T, W. Lawton. le "aHon
Trophies
to
he
awarded
Hie
will
ne*t
Friday
night
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'nrm In Seoul Clark enngratu siiperintimdcnt of poblln instruc
baaa, "Hla antic* and acrobatic
Many of the members have I..... .uiiuay t'emnrvhip Imd l.een en iierx of Hie Men's Softtiall League, M t
Mi r k*
J iik iiri4v
L in e '
i-hiiM 'i 't ttim ",’* w h ii h ti** .s lid i \
the while hatred president tion, mid today,
leata, both in and out of Um wa*
(...red ilglillv i.v e* King Farmik's Hie lennl* rlumplon and rtinnnrr H mm lin lih
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hm
hhi
with
turning nut fur practice one nigb. " lime, particularly lo stifle crltl
It flin'1 I
M r P lIu tp ’ Ml 4Ml| HP "
Jer. are eomethlng to aee." Mr, and rontmended “ Ihc splendid
Mr*. Dorothy lfalnes I-and of
Up, have not arrived yet, Mr fn". Im. rrnncl iff*fIlull in i»lr r ft I -j r" ' *M hi" ' findiTIM' Adi ll StP vpn
#urtbury, w.dlng In tha pool U leadership he was given hla roun Apopka wa* appointed »upervUor n week during the »tlimn-. ,i rn of Hie royal family
Stringer
sa'/l,
so
Ihe
awards
will
hri
this
uF*rk.
f
m
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.»nli|in
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mnutlil,
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6fr.
Cowley,
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n
I* .11m o ilv on I'H u d f of Al
^hown enticing Oecar with a «an Iry In the valiant light against of muilr. She la a graduate of
I'hc '.udden otilft .lid not com e have to wait until Kiev do enine
Hu iMMtiMM fnr i |irm Ul ,1 hi i I Umi ? r i IP
eaprrsseil rnurh eulhualnsm *<»l >
a 11*» ir rN t’d w ith turn in
o f worms, .ml tha flab l.s e e ii communism"
Bamlnola High School and Stet fur the spirit shown, and wli" i . n com plete su rp rise , even in
ifrifl’
III
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Vlfh’
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4
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ip>
Ih r
T i t f Mi p r ir l|iu 'iU . ‘ lip '.vrnlp
leaping to grab tham. Oscar fol.
iiiniigh Anw ar H abili. Hie nation's
son
University.
Mias
Lucv
Pllinmi
predicted
(bet
HHft
will
have
an
Hill
Hardware
will
nreicril
,
fr II :l' HMTf4* rilin' * » dil»ly Hi*1 ! P in 11• If
Iowa hi* master like a pet rat or
(Limilniietl (in I'nmp T*yh|
of [omgwnnd, graduate of Florida outntnmllng hand during the mm
Irnpliy lo Hip winner of tonlglil'i fr UrTMniv fiiirl ill ♦ * ftp tfir npifPm
T0WN8KNII fl.URH
dog, and like* to be scratched
Htate
University,
was
appointed
Iny
term.
loflball
play
offs
1
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I,
I'etklns
nod
under the chin.
Nt flu
him* 11ni** Itiih;#’ SniUli
Tha Rev. J. A Lognn, Geneva,
"We have already lied requrHi Vocational School
'ion will award a trophy to the win lk»r»’ri| mil fIlf- Hkjl IIM'flt »«f 'If
announced today that s meeting of a teacher nf mathematics nt the
Movie Tim e Table
to
plav
ill*v
In
ttelghlMirlug
uel
rlllci,
in
net
of
Innmrrow's
leimla
finnls
fill I* rumno 14 TimI ?.t;<ln- Nflornry
thu Fifth Congressional District Lyman Hchool,
HIT/
To
O
jjcm
On
Monday
lug
Daytona
Urnch,
when1
tin
d
u
a
l
with
llohson'x
Spnrllng
Goods
glv
M iir tu v h Y r r i l r r * 1!, tu i m |' m .» fin in
Sanford Herald
Council of Florida Townsend ('tubs,
W. M. Morrow of IJnlontown,
.1 1*1utrimt lial Hoar " Int
WE*HI N(H MARRIED"
ing Hie runner up player another H m v m I m fn*1', pr»’ iMifMtl in »'<hlhH
In conjunction with Ihr Florida Pa., a gradual* of Florida South band played 1**1 year,*' lie declnr
I i ;l 29 9:29 - 7 29 - 9:2tl
Eanfoid Vorstional Hchool trophy
Vacation-Pack
p n rlM in .
lilf'li w r r r ti*it M lm lltr il
State Townsend Council, will he ern, was appointed to teseh In ed.He pointed out that last term "IIII'he
TAYTHDAY
op»n Monday for reglstrsin the f 11*i 1 Hr* nlr.o i II m m im I M i i
held at Blake Park, Lake Helen, st the Geneva School. Mr*. N. II. the hand waa a "young hand" in Hon l>*
^
No aiatler bow far away
It* H ID A V FOR SINNERS"
for Hie !*rm wldcb start* on
f lu rk P* ' m ii U imm * it l ih r r ly I tmiiH i
10:90 a.m., Sunday. A covered dish Chapman of Sanford wai al<o an eluding many lophonmrr*. Only :>pt. 2, Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, prln, Work Is Started On
W f» e » borne yoo May Ia aa yari no
;n . d 11 d 51
hHiig iHvl ipil IImiI Mil i U'ftTi lh«
vaeatlon you ran readily rateb dinner will bo served si noon.
notated for the Geneva School. about eight member* wrre Inst
I Ml AM IE MOI NT \IN"
announced today.
Jerry Carter, Tslishssaee, a Mrs. Chanman I* a graduate of by graduation, and with Hie Imu I . ipal,
wi
Ii
of
ffir
tmnrilinlflrrr,
$
2$,nno
Icc
Building
np on Ike hoai* tawg n*»e by
"We would like to have regia' 1I 4 ,M ■ 7:2H
l« 06
member of the State Townsend Murray State College in Ken membership let nt (1C, the loss mn "•Hon aa »aily a* possible, eape— ding tha Hanford Rera'd
SUNDAY
when yao return. Yon can ar Council, and Mr. Albers, state tucky.
Work
wai
started
yesterday
on
ba replaced by Incoming plnvi t , lolly for shorthand classes," she
DKI'AAI DO AT"
Harry K. Rohnon
non luilltllng
range with your carrier boy, or worker for tha movement, will be
W. J. W«*t nt Sanford. * gradu from the Junior High School, wto. I.. luted. Bookkeeping ami typ construction of a
loti 2 14 4.23 - d 12 •
tha prlnrlnla speaker*. A mini ate# of Washington Coll»ee In have been under
training
I.v
for
Hie
Hunter
Coal
and
Ire
Cn
,
of
Buys
Brcwlon
Bldg.
ing classes may lie entered at any
through Charlie Marries*, e lm .
7 59 amt 9 to
mealing will bo held at 1:00 p.m. Mlltiaalppt wai appointed to Perry Bremer.
High roinl. N. f , W W. Dawson
lime.
latlnn manaeer, br lalepbautag
AtOVIELAND
A
new
addition,
will
be
a
Imnd
T in lli.w -r.in B uild ing at 9t)2,
tes-h I" the Lak* Monro# Hchool,
A part nf the Hr mi note Comitv of Ihe Dawson ('(instruction f n ,
III, lo have your ragnlar lauuoa
M il'll. Y O l N '.
"hit# Mr*. Mary Water* of Lake of 20 beginner* at the High rrbool system. Hie vocational contractor for the Job, stated this 201 and (lb, F ir s t .‘-'Ii c k , w as sold
of tha Herald aarad fur you
AND I'Rl'.TTY"
yesterday *o Hat tv E . Robson,
Monroe haa been granted a leave School, bringing total band mem srliool offers tnslrucllon free of morning.
LEGION
MONDAY
wMJ* yoo are away, to ba da
7,90 — Feature d.OA
berahlp up to more than 80.
t-ncatril on West Thirteenth whnae Hportltlg Goods iito te o iril<»st to adults. A number of vetTha rtgula
ami-monthly meat- of ahaence.
‘ year hum lu our
I ,xt E o n ip lcte Hhovv— 9:39.
Henry DaMico,
former solo pi .ms were iimur.g the graduate* Street Immediately norlli of Ihn tdea one of tin- sto res in th" b u ild
Ing of Cam;
I-Losslng Post No.
Bids we** recelv-H for a o'tmapes your returu
SATURDAY
Sanford State Farmers Market, Hie ing, Mt Itotmmi Announced l his
93 of tha Arne an Legion will ba Iter of contract* and Lee Brother* trombonist with the University of lust Ju n e.
F'orlda band, haa Iroen practlHng
( AN YON RAIDERS" and
la ua astru
bulidtng will ho nnn story, 42 by m orning
held at
Hk Monday night " « " « awarded a contract of vlth the school band here thh
"JUNGLE OF CHANG'*
waahly
79 feet In alio, anti nf reinforced
The building wax ourehniwd
at the Leg'on I >Post Commander <407.50 to do worn on an electric summer.
COKRECTION
SUNDAY
HI# all
concrete block construction, amt ftotn Dt. nnd Mrs. Wlllinrn A.
J, D. Cordell i
The
llarald
regret*
in
error
In
iced today.-Re nump at tha Bookertown School fn
For two weeks In early July
"t LOSE TO MY HEART*
tu
state Cbnvan- Luka Monroe, and s (812.19 con this summer, Mr. Cowlrty served vosterday'i story concerning the will be used by tho Hunter Cn. fnr Ilrcwton of E lik n , N. C. who
*»rt*o* « • \
I'RAIRIE LAKE
leu. Ref are Waving aa your v«.
usee will be tract for 88 school bus bkttarie* as
Rt a member or
stnlf' Florida Fashion* Manufacturing tho manufacture and storage nf lea. hove owned It for snmo time.
of tha
the teaching ita
FRIDAY * SATURDAY
Cnnitructlon will ho completed Mrs. Brcwlon is n daughter /if
dedication of waa awarded to Jonea Tiro Shop, at the Unlveriity of Mtarni Band Company In thi* city. It waa de
“ DESTINATION TOKYO"
d a l Stadium _ L *0 Brother* waa awarded aCamp. and he stated today that cided to cloao IM plant, not to In about 90 days, mill Mr. Dawson. Cotton Mather of Orlando who
"GOD IS MY CO-PILOT"
scheduled
IF. Aug. a . will •914X0 contract for nlumblng In ha had gained aoma naw Ideas for mova, aa wa* erroneously stated A city permit for the construction owns considerable property In
Sanford.
has been secured
be cemp'
in Ih* newi iWfy yesterday.
It* Waal Hid* Primary School.
th# band that he will Introduce.
'
d
Tiq.Kf.Tffls.'vasK's
Teachers Named I'racticcs II c k » "
By School B o a r d By Seminole Band
For Coming Ycar| •' " f Dedication
E
J
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�A•
sae
.
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TUB HAWnmit IIKIItl.li
I
Pag# >
FrMay, Aujr. IS,* I>52
Tne Sanford Herald
a c s i o k i u e t d In I non
t*nkUnk«a ddllr
n irr*!
aalardor
n« 4 Sun da y, I hr lal m na and Man
T e a r s , f u b l U k t . l an ■ a iu t d a y a IwlI v n l a a t k r l a t m a a and Man t a a i a
t i l l l a a n u l U A •tuna
K u l t i a a w a a r n a t rlaaa naallat
Oclufctr IT. IUia, u l ISr I’ ual U lllra
M a l a l t , f l u , Ida. uadaa Iko t « l
'•* C a a a r t a a u l W arrk I, la in
H U M .A M U I.. I IK AM
t.allauf
•••IN HU M IJKAM
Mualmaa M a a a y i i
• t MSI MIC I HIM
Hi II I
Ny la r r la r .............................. . • J i
On* M aalh _______ ___________
I s*
Thra* M a a tk a
_ ________ _
kua
kla M u a t k a ___ _______ _____ ,
aaa
On* I n i
_______ ...
*U
stliu sty
ns llr aa , r a i d s a f
•ha nks, rra ulnlln as s s d a m l r s s s f
r s l a r l a l s m r n t fur ( h s » u i p « a a ul
■Hlalau fuada. Mill ks r k m a a d la l
SI r r a a l a r a d t r i l H I n a ralaa.
|.
M vprasanlrd n a t io n a lly II *
la•M
N » r r * * a * r r lly p iy a t n l n l l r y s
•**■• t i n T urk, 1 k l r s a s , l l s l r s l l ,
•iaaaaa I liy s a d HI. I.nnls.
T k e ll y ra ld la a m a l t y a l |k*
A aaa Halad f i m
Mhlrk la a a l lilt il
y .rla .l.y i,
ihr uaa fay t y p u b tl.
« a l l a a s i all Ika In, al a a n a y r la lr.l
•*•• a ***»*••par aa wall aa all
The Navy’» There
T w o Am vrk'nn ileatroyorH, the John H. W
ere auti the
P lorcf
Karl Lehmann Of
Lake County Telia
01 Park Activity
M rs.KruppDies T oday
A fter L on g Illness
Ilnrton hi:vo been hit by nhoro fire o ff Ko<ya. One Bailor
wn.x killed and another nerloualy injured by the hits. The
report iiiukcra it clear that the Nuvy in still very much In
TAVARES, Kid iT-A bitf chunk
the fiyhtiiiK in Korea and doitiK mi important job.
ul ucalu mulmnal Forest ih being
Mont
o
f
the
accounts
o
f
the
Korean
affair
have
told
...
...
.
. .. ,
ilevcioisil nun ■ recreational are.
o f thu exploits of the land forces, the Army and Murines •mta ui little commercialism at
who have been h* ;
O '- * " V . \ ‘ i* . tIT-*-*- - . y t i - l , —
fAn.*,
„«,•».
Kmi id'liiiiiijiii, seiiuiary-lrcaa
land fighting has been the only, bruising miserable clash of
n ut ilie Alma ruler spring* A*
men who have had to move a few yards at a time. This in
so-I.hull, lixiay gave all insight
action bus been the focal point for most o f the interest.
ililn wiiut is hoped I or the area
Hut any Navy man, or the families of any o f the men ul 4,uuo acres lying between Allot
who man our ships, ran tell you that the Navy Is there, as - oil tne hi .hums riiver just below
George—and Alloona, some
It has been everywhere our country has fought hIiico its l.ske
IS inllei away in Lake County.
earliest battles. It Is the Navy who lands the troops, who
"We are not developing thin a»
supports the lundiiiK pnrties with naval gunfire. The Navy a large commercial area but aa
sees thnt the goods are delivered and takes the wounded a recreation and scenic area with
i minimum ut commercial fea
away in hospital ships.
lures,” 1.1‘hmuiin said,
It Is well to give credit to the foot soldiers, the tired,
lie said the association is a vol
Eugene Ralph Stretch, active In
win* sick men who pi
plod through the dust of summer and the >notary group of citiicns interested
th*
th» only orgeniteii
orgenlied program or
of rera
mg
the V
aica,
400
acre:
snow and cold of winntcr in Korea. But wo ehould not forget I"! dW p,"
B
,,u'
e?
'
,
?
vtei
rkirh In psychotherapy and whole
are marked for Imnie
that our ships are there, still proving the Navy’s right to dJaie'improvemeatF
~
"•Ideline Interest" I* architecture
(lie claim o f being Amerlra’s I li st line o f defense.
Uhmanii said this acreage would of the contemporary functional
eventually Have trailer Hites, mo
ids and private cabin site* which
A Warmer World
can be leased from (be forest serv
4i* I9MI 4lM|Mif' k«m
ice; a bath and boat house on the
The world has been getting warmer, but thu piirocesH ihorei of the springs which Is tbe
FHIIMY. AUG. 15, IW52
fur Spring Run lead
muy have stopped or even gone into reverse. This develop- headwaters
mg Into lha Ocklawaha River. The
Governor Warien'i ttrcnl ap ment was announced by a Swedish geographer. Dr. Hens tarings are about is mile In diam
Washington
ashlngtoi Congress eter
pointment ol F. lianis Diew of Wilson Ahlrnann, who addressed the W
Stale Forester Frank Hesor, Tel
of the International Geographical Union.
Well Palm Ucacli to the Slate Su
From alioiit IHfiO, says Ahlrnann, the records showed a i !,V r'oruia'^nd r$* If Crok^Eus*
preme Court icein* to be meeting
[tngtr for the louthern half
with wide acclamation Mr. Drew giadiiul rise of temperature in the Northern Hemisphere,
which
bet-ume
more
marked
after
ltiOO.
The
increase
has
of
the
Orals foicsl. have finil sty
is a graduate of die Slelion l.aw
in all plans
School and li«i practiced law in Iiet-ii astonishing. The nhiiiiiil temperatiiru of thnt bleak
i'ooperating are Ihe l.ake t'oun
Arctic island, Spitsbergen, rose 10 degrees between ltiOO i> commissioners. Florida Board
West Palm Hyacli liner I*>23.
and 10110. This Iiiih prolonged the season o f open water for nl Park* ami the -State Road Oe
the harbors.
In Hcnndinnvia trees are growing farther paitment.
Opponent* nf |h«- mopoiyd Fail
All plan* have been made by
north Ilian ever b efore, and crops like potatoes have been
Coast turnpike imiit dial d.r $275.ihc Luildirape and Recreation Dl
raised where previously it was Impimnihlo.
vtvlun of Ihe forest service In At
000,000 project iliould not be un
In the last ID years this tendency has halted or even lanta. Lehmann said
dertaken without iiibinilling it to
gone in the other direction. Why? No one knows, though
the legislature. Since die Constitu
I some have thought of a change in the Intensity of ultra
tion of the Stale of Florid* pro
violet radiation and magnetic ptirtleles from the sun.
hibits the State from boirowing
Nor does anyone know what the futuru will bring, a
monev.' it iiiikrt us it <nqhi to be
fillther recession in temperature or a resumption of the up
submitted to n vole of the people.
Mr*, fries Savage Kru
trupp. 71,
line horn*
died In an Orlando nurii
at 11:00 o’clock thka moornln* following a long lllnesa.
Born in Baltimore, Md. Mr*.
Krupp had lived moet of her life
in Sanford where ihe w ii a mem
ber of Holy Croa* Episcopal
(Thurch.
£be I* aurvlved by one (later,
Mn. Dean Turner of Sanford; one
ion, Leahe Hill of Richmond, V*.;
on* granddaughter, Mr*. Lee
Michael of Miami; a great grandtar; a stepson and (teatighter, John Krupp and Mfi*
rjori* Krupp, both of New York
.
»/
. Funeral florae,
Service* will be
Croia Episcopal
determined
later.
|ke
trhuol, will loin the Hteteoo Uni•Cssilrsee r » * s Taa* Osel
veriity faculty thia fall aa aa- elgn policy, and In one eeotence
eietkiit profeiiur of plychologf.
la effact, loM Truman — and
Stretch will come to Station from
— that ha
the Univenity of Chicago. Ha if
about world
32, it married, and tb.S father of
two children.
W e ofifter file
Costello Starts
* n w
i»y»Moh
a bod visited
p theu Whits><Hcu,V
offset
i M u w j f B i a a i a freceived
news
Dor C o n t e m p t ,„IS,
£V%U!S
*<
l3
f
Elsen" 'it had been Informed * week
Defense
NEW YORK idv—Frank Coatalto,
lo dafe ago by the D
<
underworld gambling kingpin, iufirtment that be would receive
n
rendered today to begin iervkp|
Be* mlervlce summaries—
mi first prison term la >7 yaars.
nUfly. Elsenhower
glad to accept.
Costello, who had been |TN In
|5.wx) bail, wae convicted
coo
■ewer's headquarters sajd
irrupt of tb* United Slates ieoata
» general nor tnyona in
for refiiMni to answer ouatlioas
fflce could recall getting any
concerning his finances before the
offer that long ago from the
Senate Crime Committee at a tele Defense Department. The raason;
vised hearing In New York In They hadn't.
March. 1051.
n Omar N. Bradley, chair
Gen
Dapper as always, the tt-year- man of the
tha Joint Chief.
Chiefs of
. Staff.
old gambler wore a light blue flan tsid lata Thursday tha Praskfant
ward tendency. Forecasting the weather of the next fifty
nel pencil striped suit and light hid told him last Tn ursdsy h*
years is even harder than trying to predict the prospects
blue figured lie as he stepped from . wanted to furnish Elsenhower
with
Elsanl
"O ur rotten Stale Depaitment for the next thirty days.
an automobile and entered the Fed world Intelligence reports
The first ivKui*' meeting of the
and our rollrn Economic Cooper*
But said Grit Bradley, he just
Court Huuse to begin an 18
City PldiiniiiK Bnai.l will l>« held erai
month* lenience
hadn't got around lo either start
lion Administration in Furone which
ut
7:30
ifjtityht
In
the
Etulldlng
Homes Of Candidates
In pit*un the funhlon plate and Ing th* service or notifying thr
has now pliaird away into the
Inaprctor'e uffl.e at the City Hall, lavi*ii
tipper will be required to general
Robert
Blown,
cliaiiman
of
the
rotten Mutual Senility Adininistra
dim di rib dengiiree* and limit his
Th* Prrsldent also took (He op
With
tlii'
muiiinntion
campaign
ovar,
tllninti-rt>
M
li,il
llouiil,
«nld
today.
lion, cetlainly have l.rrn giving dial
The mir|M>M' of tonight's meet- i->|i<'iidlliires tu fto a month, for oortunlty at his news conference
Aiiiericatm
cun
linik
hack
on
.
•
‘onto
of
thu
curiosltlt'a
of
tlit*
monumental sucker, the American
lug will he t o hi live ut nil ngrnda such ill-ms a* cigureltes and sluv to comment on the bl partisan for
eign policy report of the Senate
Common Man the work*”
West Otrgon ballot. Tlioro a nimlidato was permitU-<| to ailil l o r i-nrinldciing the vnrlou* ipiea ing Mipulir*.
A milling throng quickly gatli committee.
brook P rgln. M i. Pegler'i liver In i the tinmo o f hili home ntnto to his own, with strange results.1tion*' w'^ich «re to (ome up before end
This drew quick fire from He
in u ground floor corridor of
.IhmIin* William O. Ilmigluu, tint u niiitiitlnto but priipoMPil tl»- t><>ni>1 In ngiml to Hi
been acling up again.
a d d e d " tlic courthouse to see Costello, who publicans
by rrl4tii.la, w a n J ls lu tl
" W lllliim 0 . D o u k I us o f O re g o n ." ^ * ™
W
e,!,,l midythhm.^"which
bis early gun-carrying con
Sen Styles Bridges ol New
W ill b n ril ill .MillllPHotn, I'ducntiM l ill this H tlito o f W u.tbiliK w ill I,Mv». I,, cunslilet that we viPtlnn had tlscn to become at lUmpshlre. tbe GOP Senste lead
Senator K rftu v rr, wlm i< etill * lln
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b
er. said the Democrats were lust
,ii,.i."world celebrity and
little toie over (lie way lie w *i ton. niitl n|i|Kiiiitf'tl front ConiKM’tlnit. Now lie llvs'it in tins iniiat'i;*ve"an egtiida"first of"eli;7 nubber with politicians.
trying tu eliminate foreign policy
!
Ulntrlct
of
I'oliinibflt
but
Kivcfl
WiinlilnKtoil
Htlllu
tin
bits
be
said.
treated at the Drmocralir ronven
A ■mirthouse spokesman said ts a campaign Issue, but they
, liomo. Getl. Flnonhovvor. born ill Texits, WUM k Ivuii uh " o f 1 “The meetliiK lonignt will nee- Coslrllo
would be held III the Fed wouldn't succeed.
lion, leys lie doein'l believe cor KunnuH,” which nf eourso wns hit* more recent home.
i
g«i«ralitl*s. Wc et al House of Detention here over
Bridge* also applauded Eisen
ruption in government will be r
... ...........
« » In L-rudltlntf „,V ,I„............
J.’ SS!? J S f f i T ’ Ihe weekend and that tha director hower's rejection of the While
very vital inue in the presidential . . „
tllftdirent Htnti'H. Grunt find IJenjumin flurrlHon were born In
"W « haven't ha<i much opportu ol prisons would decide where Cos House Invitation, along with other
campaign. What does
thin!
would serve bis sentence. If# Renubllcani 11a said the general
(Hilo, mo nru Htimetimeu ncprcdited to thnt state, though nity to dig Into these tilings yet, tello
could be mots important?
•o I doubt if w* will get down to will be eligible for parol* In six had escaped a "trail," and by d*
Uniut’M
adult
life
Is-fore
the
presidency
wits
mostly
spent
rlinlnv has left himself free to
1
__
anything very specific at this months.
campaign on all issues,
loiiii 1
^,,,rr^ 0,, WHM 11 Dtrosler. On the other bund, mealing.”
The
New Hampshire senslor is
i* Ne
Sanglnr Niton calls upon Govern Willlnm Henry lnrrlso;i w« m it resident of Ohio, born lit
Among Hie tnohlems which will
reported to be Interested In getting
probably he |ifnr*it on the agenda
or SlrvenvMi To "repudiate Tinman
fc*ypt
VlrKhlln. VUtfch Mfnfe In s>nt 11fe*<l to count film?
Sen Robert A Taft nf Ohio, who
tonight Mr. Iliown mentioned traf
ism' H be would diiSsiOrialr liiui
lost the GOI* nomination, tn take
fic runtml him parking, letoning,
<* on•i«,»#*• n m h- s# Osel
tgl( from tha' evils o( tbe Tinman
particularly in icgaid to duplex, chief renaor, suid Thursday that an active part In the campaign
Adminiitiatloit. That will be liaul
terciaf, and Induatiial toning, censorship would not be raimposed
rununernal,
SEN. CAPRIIART IS ILL
for the Governoi to do because In
non-dhli- extension* of the city lim
At that lime Habib declared the
HEIDF.LREHG Germany >m —
it* to
rnn tiim-d ih
n rrliitlf
relation to newsmen's freedom did not extend
needs tbe active mppnii ami as
the ability of the City lo provide tu news involving security of the Sen Homer E Capehart Itt bid *
sistance of tbe Truman gang if be n
City services, Ihe recommendations army nr the tiaie All such Items, has h en admitted to the (J S
to get ejected. Dill bow much liasslr*
of Ihe Aliga* Report and the he said, would In* subject to cen Arrnv llosnltil here with a virus
it will,lie to "repudiate Trumanism"
•eweiagu problem in general.
sor-Mp 1ml he did not explain what Infection, It was announced tudtv
MIAMI Ifi The Miami Dally
BI.UUN ISTOWN i.f—Authorities
Capehart. 55. who tu* hern mi
Mr. Iliown st leaned t lint the would be considered as Involving
after tbe election, if be cannot dc News *abt Imtuy that a break In
'"Minut'd inqult y today Inlo a Board is purely a recommending security
a tour of American military in
to now I
athletic* irlutioii! between the Uni "fantastic" death plot story told hoily and P
has no power to make
Newsmen In Cairo regarded this itallatlona In Europe since last
versity ol Miami amt Ilia- Unlver :y a pieacher of the Primitive necliiniii. He tald (list lit* Hirel
month, is suffering from a "rather
•tty of Florida "Is ul Irahl a pua Baptist Church who once under ing will lie held lit the Building a* In effect, * fresh Imposition severe upper respiratory lnf«ctlon
Biailcy Odbsm ccitainly stalled libtiity" bi-cause of dltugreviut-nl
of censorship
An otliciui spokesman said that of a virus nature accompanied by
something when ha launrhrd In- over term* for their scheduled went treatment in the Rial* Hus Inspector* office because the coun
pllll for lha Insane
cil chamber* will h* in nee this Ihe army had asked Ihe govgrn a moderate fever,” an Army an
now famous 24 hour talkathons Nov 23 football dale ul (isinas
Jesse W. Ayers told Hlmintslown evening.
merit tu censor only out suing "nrtl nouncent4nt said.
which are likely to be with us until vllle
Memlieia nf Ihe Board in addi itary news concerning th*
Police Chief Otis Hints Wednesday
Ih* securil
security
.Stanley Woodward, the paper's he had const),red with Ills step tion to Mr. Brown ar* E. F. (.sue, and integrity of Ihe state be did
HOUHF. FIRF.S
someone runs them into the giuund
’
Ports
editor,
wrot*
that
no
con
Frank
Ashdown,
II.
J.
Gut,
J.
Lightning struck a wire and u
JaugMer
lo
kill
her
mother
and
That the stunt is taking bold, and
out elaborate.
trad for the game has been signed her husband
BralUy Odham, Roy lliltt, A. L.
short tn another wire ranted iwn
working, is shown by tha ircrnl and "Florida won't sign an Ml
Another srtnv spokesman said minor home first yesterday after
"I loved her haticr (ban any Collins, Al I.re, and John Hvnkartk, last
night
that
the
big
pro
Wafdlst
victory of Frsncis Cherry nl Aik arm's terms, nor will Mlsml sign tiling." Ayers sold.
noon and evening, Fire Chief M
newspaper Al Mlsrl would escape V. Cleveland itported tide tunn
aniai ovrr Governor McMath, on Florida's."
Cnlhnuu County Sheriff J. V.
further action on army charges ing.
tucker said he considered Ayers'
Ills story continued:
Turnpike
though in that iiiila m * success mey
that It had disturbed Ihe nation
At 3:45 p.m. yeeterday lightning
"Rob Woodruff. Florida athletic confession "fantastic" and reported
be due as much to Truman’s sup
by Publishing false reporta.
hit a wire outside th* home of Mr.
Ihe
small
town
preacher
several
J
•
••<•••»
*•-«•
Oaei
Tfte spokesman ■aid no measure* Kamil, 2700 Sanford Avenue. Fitero d nf McMsili si to the talkathon. dlrcdor and football roni-h, wauls years ago was sent to tha Slate tald, and deserves lop nriurlt
s slild SEC cunlrad which would
.. - iffw 'yIfnwevci, it is r.ho being used in render Ineligible certain Miami Hospital for the Insane at Chatta
He comnllmenled the State Hoad would be taken against the paper men ruehett to th* ecene to extin—width Thmsdse advised or If* editor, Ahmed Abdul rath. gutah th* email bias*.
Wisconsin against Senator Mc "layers Including the Georgia Tech hoochee lie had no details on the Board—width
He made his statement shortly alt
second "wire fire" brukn
Carthy and maybe in Ohio egains’ transfer. Gordon Malloy, wlm Is nature of the condition for which against i isldng into turmuke con- er an hour-long talk betwean Fath outThe
at a remit of a short riicult
Strucllnn—on
reaching
*'iot
only
Ayers
was
treated
Senator Uric her. And if it works, ii certain In ha the Hurricanes’ firstand
army
ufflreri.
in tha residence of J.G. Wall* on
Mm Fluiste Pumnhray, the slap in appropriate decision but a b.tiiwill be used again end again by tiring right halfback
tb* Orlando Highway at 7:16 p in ,
daughter, who had bean taktn Into rtess like decision "
"Jack
Harding,
Miami
athletic
which
thk' firemen quenched before any
rlhcis. until its novelty lias, worn
custody after Ayers told his story,
Gov. Warren Its i*d e slaletnenl
Phil Murray
director, says In effect:
eerloue damage occurred.
evsty
was released on orders of Assistant Thursday pruinLtng to
off, and someone comes up with
"'No we won’t stand for es post Hale Ally J Frank Adams.
Ivallah'c hour of the little (tins
t t ' e a l l e u e d trees) Waa*
■* nee|
another original idea.
NO ICE CREAM POE RIDS
facto (after Ihe fact) legislation ’
which the
She said she wants to dc "every that remains In get lids titanic Libor Kalatjt.am Act....................
TALMAGE. Neb. * - Tslm.g*
"He won't gu as far as to say: thing possible tu clear my name," public proiec underway " His ad Democratic Party platform pledg
kids know all about the old
“ sayla
Governor Byrnes, staunch Dnnu •Mallov plays or thora will be no and la willing to have ber bus ministration will end In January. *i to repeal.
"Iff a
so 111 wind Uwt blows
hand'* body exhumtd. Her hua
cral that ha ii. former Secretary game."’.
good."
DIVORCES FORCED
POLIO VICTIM BEARS TWIN
band, Luther, dlad 10 month* ago.
of
Beached at his hon.u, Harding Ills death wa* described at iho
d( Stale under President Roosevelt,
^A 100-mll# an bour wind, which
BERLIN, Her natty uft- Comm iLINCOLN, Neb op-Mra
did an eatlmaaod 1150,000 damage
sign* • petition to give the people said. "I atn sure II will be worked time as due tn natural causes nlsfs In the East 7nne of Germany Schullt, 26-year-old
'dT#»
Ttkemah, I
here Wednesday night, knocked out
Mrs. Pumphrey's mother, who Is reportedly are forcing husbands woman hospitalised her* with
OBAMll!
auth Caroline the light lo vote out satisfactorily.
the city'* powe?t and left foot
am) wives whone mates have fled Uo, gave birth to twlns-^
‘
food
mtrhave been negotiating with married to Ayers, Is living.
for the Republican presidential the"WeFlorida
people for several
churta without refrigeration
lo the West lo gat divorces whether * girl — Thursday,
Adams
said
no
decision
has
been
nominee if they want lo. Northern ntonthn on (Jilt problem, and wa've
Thursday (he town1* entire
entire aupweighing
about four .poui
Thing T
mm* eecS.
matin on exhumation of Piimph- they want them or not.
Democrat! may tee thia as en act been getting closer anil closer tn rev'a body and no action wlU bo
IM divorcee ar* never contested were M
el lee cream went to the kids,
The
placed
l “ la on Incubator end
of h tic iy tinea South Caroliniani some agreameut. We didn't want f»k#n until further itudy la mods and ere granted Immediately.
were reported tlotag weU today.
may. at a result, vale for General the newspapers to taka It up, but of lh« case.
Mr. Woodward asked me sumo
Ayera aatd hs was driven to
EUmthower, but northern Dtmocrals piestlons and I had to acknowl
make th* confession becauss " I
would think it ilrange indeed if in tdg* that I know some answers," waa so worried about It."
their own stales they had no op
portunity to vole for anyone but
the Democratic nominee. It mav b i
hard f®r tome of lh«m lo believe
that in Sooullt Carolina lha Dimecratio party for many years b»»
JSSSt
Lst Regular Meet
Of Planning Board
is Slated Tonight
w
*.t' Ih
Miami, (lUincsville ik»atli Plot Story
Break In Athletic Called Can last it*
Affairs I renicted
Hy Investigator
John Pierson Is
f
Bock From Trip To
Aero. Workshop
Hv WILLARIl CONNOLLY
When John I’ ier«on, local veter
an* on the farm teacher, Ho«Scout committee chairman and
lieutenant of the *,•'?(?.
firoup of the c * i l Air I’alro'
take* a varntlon, he I* apt to he
even bueler than nt home.
He returned yeeterday afternoon
from a three woekv '‘vacntlotrip" to Colorado and New Meilco,
and this morning greeted friend
In front of the Poet Office, among
them, Forreet Breckenridge, Cham
ber of Commerce manager and
lieutenant colonel of the C.A.P.
Since Ih* court* which Mr. Pier
ton attended for two wetke at th>
University of Colorado and rn
titled. "Aviation Education Work
shop' was Jointly iponsored hv
the Air Force and the C.A.P., hr
and other C.A.P. InaLuclora taking
the court* were given transports
Hon In Air Force planes from
Florida lo Colorado arid back.
He wae quit* enthusiastic over
the aviation court*, which lie
elated, will benefit him as com
mandant of C.A-P. cadets for the
Central Florida Group.
Hit flight Itinerary took him
from Tampa to Maxwell Field.
Ale., then to Denver, Colo. From
there he and hi* eon Robert flew
to Alberqutrque, end to Cimmaron,
N. M., where they attended a Na
tional Boy Scout encampment for
one week, and where each received
certificates for completing a scout
comleelanera course. Mr. Plerton
then returned to Boulder, Colo.,
for the C.A.P. court*.
With other Florida Instructor))
he returned by ulane from Denver
to Valparalio, ftxat, and to Or
lando.
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SUNDAY
Wayfwor 2 Door Sedan
:Wt were iotm ilcd in City Man•yar Linton's upon tifti If fsdaral
apt ii secured for Sanford s icwerproject, the reiullani increes*
cost will probably of ft'•0* *!»•
amount of tke aid received. It
**em lo bo th# part of wiaunder such circumstances lo
the aii. HowaVar, if thia is
«th respect
— to our sawarag*
be true
TRUCK
R E-O P EN IN G
The 1952 Dodge
eh Joyed such a monopoly of tbs
topls'i votes.
AVE.
TIRI SMI
w k :Antfur tig Buy/
v u s
USED
CARS
Dcllvcn in 8atfford
m
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rhildhood Hints
Hr DAVID TAYLOR MARKR
tP Ncwsfraturcs Writer
Social A n d Personal Activities
Parents, baffled by children'!,
"endless questions," by the "mrs.x,
confusion anil clutter" they make
of their homes, by pal "loyalties"
that get in the way parental dis
L n k c M o n r o e W ill
cipline, now can get sonic help in
understanding their youngsters
H o ld B ib le S c h o o l
from tha Federal Security Agen
cy-' i'hiblr«r's Bureau
Preparation dav for the Vara
Mr. and Mrs. W R. Knit have
w
MONDAY
The Children's Bureau has D
•Ion Bible School was held at
suet "A Healthy Personality fm
Vacation BIBIo School will he the Lake Monroe Itapll-I Church letorned from Atlanta. Ha. and
Youi Child," which t« a popular
held at the Lake Monroe Baptivi yesterday afternoon at -.00 pm. Mill Imho, N C. wlieie they «penl
about a week.
vet »ion of a part of the Fuel
Church at 9:00 n.m.
Ore. V J. Peterson heads the
Finding Report on healthy per
•choul a* 'principal, Mir* Donna
Mm . II II. Catlett of Atlanta.
soriillty
development
prepared
TUESDAY
New son i* piani'l, and Mi • Louise (In arrived yesterday to visit her
for the I960 Mid century While
The Ladles Auxiliary of Broth nenton, chorister.
patents, Mr. and Mrs. John L.
II.mix- Conference on Children
erhood of Railway Trnlnmen will
The school will begin on Amt.
an.l Youth. Experts in many
hold Ita quarterly birthday par»> 18 nt POO a.m. and continue Clark.
children's fields participated and
at 8:00 p.in. at the home of Mr.. through Aug 27. All children in
Mr and Mrs Frol Danas and
"tie
scientific papers
Their
R. W. Turner, 916 Park Avenue. the community are cordially In children
have returned to Sanford
Vacation Bible School will he -tied to attend.
"oik
lias
hern
translated
into
a
after spending several weeks in
poi dm version l.y Dr James I
lufcl at the Luke Monroe Baptist
Airs II ii Marlin will serve Andrews. N C
Hi 'nes, Jr., professor of ediieaLmirth at 9:00 a.in.
it the in citnnr • lass <operin
Peabody College
Foreign Munster A nt h n n y tlon. lieoige
lendiuit, and "III he nssisleil by
Ml.
and
Mis
Robert
Highley
XXKl’ NESDA Y
d l " hay Phiwtan and 'l i e Ann man plan to leave tomoilow to Eden, 66, was married yesterday f.o leachers ip Nashville, Telill.
The Midweek Prayer Service j llarve) l lie Pi mini y Depailmenl
to Clarissa Spent el Churchill, ill!, A 'MV is yours for the asking,
will he held at the Central Biiplm will be under the direction ol i. turn to their home in Baltimore in a brief civil ..'lemony, She is so long as the supply lasts, says
after
visiting
in
Sanford,
Orlnndo
Church at 8:00 tun. The Sun
a niece of I'Diii. Minister Wins tie I'hllilleli’s Bureau
•Its. Boland liliro, ;i"li»l ei I by
beams will meet at this time.
ton Chllichlll and ..lire worked III
P. rsnnnlity develnptnenl is not
•livi llitrhiiiit O'Burr and Miss and Daytona Beach.
Vacation Bible School will lie l u>e A.hley
the Btiiish I'oDign Office. Eden •on' tiling that can be left In
Mrs. Frans Farheld at the Lake Monroe Baptist inei will head the Junloi DepartMr. and Mrs. Donald II Middle was divofrid hi Hi.'rtl.
do 'u s . the pamphlet says. It is
Church at 9:00 a.m.
tin business of parents
but not
menl with Mrs. S. E. Harbour ton and daughter Frances plan to
of parents alone.
Nelghlsirs,
ussMitig her. The Intermediate leave Monday lo spend two weeks
THURSDAY
at th» Hotel New Yorker In New
ten hers, policemen, radio and
^Vacation Bible School will he superintendent will he Mrs. C. W. York City.
tel.'ision performers, writers nnd
t v ! at the Lake Monroe Baptist Engle with Mr* Theltnu Giles a>
numerous other people help lo
tlilile t•m liei Mrs. W. t'. Lynn
Cnurch at 9:00 a.m.
Mrs. Frances Ciranger nnd son
shape the child's personality.
will coniiiict tin mission study
to
V each stage of cniuttomil
lor both tin Junior and Interment Tommy returned yesterdny
their noma In lireenvllle, S c
growth, says Hymen, each child
atm
after visiting for the past two
Luke Monroe
tin- n e hig hunger It is op to us
I ti t •*v• M iru! linw IivniU
w ill
By SAIIIK SODEHIILOM
|tm\ i«l« «| |mi f||| aift'*. AIm' iiI .la weeks ns guests of Mi. and Mrs.
lo discover 11hat il is ami how
NEW
YORK
r
A
socially
reg
V. O. Messi'ligei.
pnpiln it
. i n . .| y i'H lfh lr y .
istered young heir lu an oleoinar we 111 smooth the toad so that
he e l s wluit tie needs.
Circle No. t of thi' Woman** ,
Mrs. J. M. Muiin* and Mi. c.irine fortune w.i. arrested ttalay
I*., infant, he stales, needs
MNalunuiy Society of the Like I
(or allegedly .ilb>"liig Ills fashion
'
Percy
Button
of
lluntinghnin
an
C h u rch
In
11100 of all "a feeling that his
Monroe baptist Church met Mon B a p t i s t
[visiting their sister Mi* Haiti able apaitinenl l*> be used l>v pros win I | is okay." Everything in the
day evcninit nl 8:00 at the home
S e tt in n
L or
I ’ .t i t y M. Abercrombie and hrothci mill tltnti's and aeceptblg earnings woi I is new lo him and every
oflMrs. Frank Farmer. Circle No
sister-in-luw, Mr. ami Mra. John from lliem
till' .* needs testing befnie he call
2 V i ( l Tuesday evening at a oil
was feel -ore
Minot F ■Mickey I .trike
The lot. i no ■lint- Department It. Weaver.
at the church. Mrs. Ed tlgb-hy
I
oltui
belt!
it
i
..I
il.
rlmrued
with
rmnpuKorv
f
"onlHtl
‘
I
nulling
was In charge of the meeting. The
' What ate people like* Call he
Mra. Ii. F. YlaxweB and gmn l 1(Inn. living olf the prort .'il.i of |eoui't on them? Are they tellable
■object of the program was “ M> quatleilv M'fllll 10 tile Edut n
tmiinl
buibling
nt
the
First
R
u|
I
prostitution
.ind
ronspir.iry
lie
dnughter Sally King have i.
State Needs My Saviour."
and ftiemllv and nice?"
The
Lake Monroe Bnptut list I hill'll on I bill tldll) evening turned from Atlanta where they |al>n u.it 1li nked with lllr«all>
"W luit is tlie world like* Is it
7
dll
P
II
As
tile
guests
in
visited Mrs Maxwell's daughter |HitHe>sinr: !"•» ufiii'
Church Is planning a Dally Vaca ■t
kin "I does he have to fight It *
.1
til.
,
.llie
gieei.o
ill
tile
I
IV
and son in law, .In.ig. anil Mm
tion Bible Hrlinul from the IMtli
lie win pirLrd up alonu with an, Is 11 doeent or does he Imiic to
to the 27th. Mrs. A. J. Peterson lie I I.', Mis 11olio I 11dull lie J. It. Watkins
1rr.1
v of m \pm Miindn. hrimelle, lie . it. ful. <>n Ills guard, wat< h
■
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1
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tbeiii
ally
one
of
w
I
t
will be the superintendent of the
Ing o evorv minute? Is it a 'ale
ind
red h.iimd women and Iwo i pin ■ .0 are there nasty surprises,
Bible School. Thursday was En Dll '. hi Ill'll ,ile 11.Ii pill., Willi
Mi' II II Htlilis mnl elillilrrn
.Ii' i.luig lliem into Sanilv and Pat plan »« leave Ininnr iilliei nil'll in 1 ••11y wide r.impnlun tin.' n. 11k ii|**"
rollment Day, and there was . the
llie It'll row fur Lnkeland In \i**it lm f.tmi In s'.imp oul 1 f»inslilnllnn syslem
fine turn out. Those who haven't Du
•■I dsn
H' all do this 'Mine kind o|
enrolled may do ho Monday morn ttivr iMMfit \ i . Ir-erly .allied oul Iv. Mr mnl Mr* A \V Siniili. wlirrrlit snim rjirl** reputedly
woii P iing wlifn things are new
Inf nt 0:00.
•f| •til'll I'ltu . o| lie c i . mug
villlle Mr (ilhbii is on .1 * ruisr with «Immeil an ninth as ?.'*nn .1 nutlif sai II'mes The infant lines no!
Mra. Mary Alice Martin of •VCItl •».
Ibo Navy
I* Ike wloisi* 0.tiin* In inrluded tho ii out Bof this Is hi- gnat
Orlnndo, is visiting the Rev. and
Hum*
•nfi'li (| •*f|y iHhlflc
in lln* I'l.Y* edillnn nf llie New York eon ■•11
Mrs. II. II. Martin and Mrs l.ntim fl'li.llb: ft Hi* iltll k,’ ■fl*ll fill*
Mi'lfll'Ot* nf fin* .1111111*1 M•t Sni 1•! IP'ii P i h.i' )•« en .1 fre
I • .10 feel Ilo new I' It u-i
Prlcster.
un i *i. I
«n«*iI *’* w**i•• i nj"\ i
Miss Margaret Bales is eon with if»* •Ihni| nf Miii* 11«li t iii»» I'luli fI lodnv fm Now Stnvifui fpli'fit •• mi 1 I 1I1but.inlet In Win ' Dion Ito call relax lie can
Ibai
b
wlii'ii*
lln
v
will
ipriiil
a
wank tin hi pnl . on tin* upper glv lo. energy to growing, lie
fined to her home because of ill I0kf (ii* fiuip * h' iiiiIm! nf |"»in» .
wrrl itt Smnlv Slim k ••#»•t
neis.
l|oi 'od have lo lie jittery either
K.i 1 Sole
at 111" mill in-snm nf Hm* imiih
<’linpi'iMio
s
will
InM
i
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\
Mr. and Mm. Walter llemlrlx .\4 Ill'll ||l||i III* Will al’IVl'll 1(1
If: ti.tiiH* .•■*!•« ited in Noelety frn to 1iii'i| all the time or Drilling
.lout'/*,
M
m
L
I..
VYnlk'-i
ninl
and children of Orlando were the m|i| innn, in tin |ii r>Mii nt ill
. tune
up ( dIiiiiiii* IhiI never lie all
guests of Mr. nod Mrs II /, Dunn IViii I llnmi’il, (i|i|«t'4ii ••■I nl ini Mra. II \V. C'liftNiibr Mtmli'i *• t o ,ituV
'11. sure feeling is lb.* n** k
fore
10
pollen
»
nrd
joyiiu:
i
In
*
i
'
voii
I
ait
fin
M
i
tat
Sunday.
hop a nil which later Ilf* •<
lull's iltwn , i n11hiii^ min h i aiiir .loytf .loni'i, 1'atrii‘ia Tnnkt*, Kump
Mr. and Mrs. Dorus E. N'or- •i i * nt
\ .1 1 nd lb iim ' \Mofney An bas'd I uekily it comes ea-il'
IL wit * ms ili'il m .mil >n ninrv liitrnrr, ISiaro Mnvlo Stlio*
<^ul of Gainesville are remodel I* ilallirtl tin* p.in ft with n Inmi
.-Ike "was
ns , ni!"1' hihlren, ho states
III*ifi\ I I.irbb 1 aid .bike
rlpln r, <*mo| I.»«• «t'lioll, l\tU\ •Ini lo t nun nilo in mhi
Ing their home nt Lake Monroe.
hei llanrr J \ 1 being the feeling to them
•
•mils
Minimi’
unit
hMtliitf
4\p*rC
Koiintrei*,
I’ntny
('ollirn*,
I*/t
1
1
1
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t•
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Mrs. Charlie Carlann ami child 1
III flni 1 \1itI if Hu* lu:ge of r> 1tin cl. all the simple tiling- you
C'nnon. 1*1111y Walk* 1. Mm Inn a
ren, Doris Jean and Charles, are eiiet*.
lit 11•shin# nli nt tin fonn nf ('iiaaiiln*, Siifitli f« Ibnifi, Kllfit anil me,nttt)nl« li.nl In 111 reeeivlim do <li.ui they are Infants Y.nn
visiting relatives in Jacksonville.
b’Mo a lunnlli limn .1 li*isl fund
WHO" holding "Ion yon noise
Mr. and Mrs. Hymn O'Delle ami H.di Inntl Mtinlw»« |i»m. III. mvrr Iiymi i, .Irmirtlr ritfvt'lmi'l, Join
lb- said pnln e wlm ai rested the". llie fnemllv loving wav
■on Richard visited friends ill l oukit s mnl Ha li'itiu ptiin Ii wt'iw Hnundera anil Martini liwnii
b Ik. m Ins $117 ;«o a inonlh apart you 'alk lo lh> 111 your witling
hrr\rt| In Ihmn* Mnye, Ann ILtrDaytona Reach Sunday.
menl c ult today found linn in hod He- >.. inmfnrt lliem when they
Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Sodefhbon vty. .leanetti? Ilarvt y, Ann Ynmc,
tiih a Monde I.ladder identified rrv
.'hung.' them when they
\v \nhl.y,
wrsre the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Uoiutliy IlMllmstt), u %
It. » as Svl\ta I'der
I She also ale w.l, to fondle them wloui the\
Hetly Hrjnti. < imiiu tlay, Aim
K. (5. Rodeildoui TIiiiisday.
uas
taken
min
eiislinlv
wao' sum..... mi pa nv
Mr. and Mrs. K. (I. Hcalerhloo *«Ha Mnlwnnl, Joann*- AodwMt *1.
V i| love carries this oil.
The assist .nit disti 0 I attorney
•nd daughter Sadie and Mrs. Vniultr ICi»l«f rl>*, Jiftnni* Litrir
.ml 1 Imided itHU wtr loiiml In feeling "Everything is okay!”
I^trra Prlester visited Mr. and VIillt r, Itiir^iim O'llurr, .linnn;
h II." apailMn iil |iitf .iiiotbi » our inside to their hones You .lun'i
“ l XV. XV. J’fiealiu Ulldfliiltlly.il' Wa.ln,. Mnni'r • ililiorur. |n*oi*>
m In pal" blue < adillae imm ili I ue to make any spi'inl point
Daytona* Rsa«h lirtuiday. ’
Dckla, honent May. Jimmy Iny.
IV \ITY IIIItTIII» \ \
•a it \|l llie kliolly attention.
bl" | ilkid milslde
lot, .\irs. Forrist May, Mis.
.t
Harold riiMpinnn
l.)uu, Mrs, Boy John .on, ' l i
tmus. I). Mr and Mr- 'b a il,..
Station Officers’
Lrgle, and Mi. ami Mi
|| I.
f falmi in*.
PHONE 148
Personals
Social Calendar
Social Registered
New Yorker Held
Oil Serious (Yiuni
Sanford Is Showing f a c t r h f i s n n o K r r
ANt.FI PS r (florin *;r««
Good Growth Rate tinLOS
mo 23 w*#ti 1 Ho «•»«*• Ttn»r dav
T lir SANFORD ITFRALD
Frida* \\i« 13. 1932
Page 1
St ltltl NDI'R X.NNIX I'RS.XBV
•iftrr tr tifvnn In* lo * •«» 1’tit t»"
Thi* area cmilinur* In show a i<him* hot I n limit xx i< -nil* n 1im|
roKYD f M".f J ipi on e ff*ok
favor.il.lr rat.' ol growth at'rordlng rm-roNi- put thi-r*
.. - tiff Ii* "\i Mil.' |.obl1i note Dial tli»lr govern
10 ligures on new eleclrlc service' ih nrr id nix <1un il" ••• tin lupirn ill' ll' ill ii odeied lo the Mile- ve'
connreteil. relea-rd By II II Cole
I h»* ti 4f*«*l> at lio
* uno Li . »n year igo loilav ending World
mail. diviMon manager fur Florida 1court In .4 l»! M$ ill* * » I*•XX 4Ml |vX'.ir II Bill Korean* in Japan
Power A Light Company The mini ,is i iihi I ill .0 to
•••0I1! 1"i ill |marked Kin day with l allies
her of new elccliir MT'ite* eon (!\"| il hr vtci
N.iinoi.il i'ii it poln e headquar
in Iilitoitloni il
net'led each moiilii |- coii'iilered i xlllll" *»\4* 'il
XXtill II « Mil", ill'll ini- - nd il It-.i-i I.M South amt
reliable index to llie luiinbi l of nolle ol It* t •li.it 01 Woi 111 hot. ill r.illif- wen* icheil
new Building* iomiiici.il
deil tinoogbooi l ip.hi today and
M,ws .’ ••* ••
o .4 Mil .1
.‘".m.
.> ip ole
Rri|<
"during the mouth ol Ini' m tor \n I. L x ..Itit'oh hull itu null.ill
our S.itifiird ill'irii l " Mi i oleio.ui Ciitnm
*n*1(••1« .1
('..I . •1mi•1. 1 mo.'I th. \oiC> K.o.' in eelehra
r.
-Ii torB.ii.ei ■ "ni.* icport
s.ilil, "we I'oimecleil 17 lieu electric Plilk" 1:1o fl <| Ih*sill 111**’ IlMIM
. .| it.ii in the il l'
service'' IJ |>er i l ilt llielea-e ovei |( ,1x |ii .*1 ••1•it x 1.0111.1
M
the 21 new i onofetion- in.ole in lil ill Ino • • - x II .1* . | t •. *1 M|M|ith
M YIIXMI l III \M. n* 11V
July of l.i-i 'ear
lx (m| (III ' I 1 •.11 . Ill -till I 1111•*
Mr t iilrm.m n.h. i I'litrid t I’lntpr tin
IB iM 'll II l" \l "I ito. i hi,ing
.V latliht •‘Mtnp.ifi) in 4nntMMim ; 4mi
I Ka* Sliek u ill IIv Irom llonohilti
'trurtion nf nru ci*nrr.itor^ u Iihm*
t.. s "i I i po t *i N.Kur iy for
HI I 1% PIMM I \IMI M
rlrclrifity will um mtn !tn- coin
'i. i'ii" nl lei i lot .iilninnl her
p.iny’.k slatpu nt** s\ Ntrni »*f linr*
.i i u-i.m
•ml I loir-d rv
\\ \ s | | | \ i .
i\
r
P if .i.h M i ..... .
N4T\ lllki ttllN .lllit «.19m r in •.
I tllto.ill I* I .x pi... |iiiio**! Mt* ogl"
\ pin i mo Ii <*m I I iplei Ilo
Thr cnnttimnl cnmlh •»f this xxcck ol •'• ' • *• N *li**it il I M
|
*i.i he
' • -iilfering
,irr;i. imdiultiu; nru tiomrN vtnrrs plo\ Un Phi n *il\ H io*h> ippi .1 ll ,| I., i.
. oet .1 .'■■I " "b pro.id nemo
.mil tndii'triim will I** f«««*ilitail«%
«l Iin Wl i k ’ Ih . k. .1 I *»i , **x. tOmi
B
reeullimetldod
an siiliMiuatn Mipplv ol HoitnnU •mil 4»!hri pddh ill tit i.il*. Id 1-11 ,1, , Ol.llltl
rtn* pourr romp.mv this \»\tr \%ill not ploKI.ito* iiioi *1 il III l|tiiik III* I.. , i i i i i .,ito. ol in "-.in Fran
I.,, oi i "I K" i ooler lem
roinplptp a 7r* inh1 Kw .nlititton at 1p|l> Mt'slllt h m*l*i ,ipp4*«l >•' Mi •m ,
it-* t'iillrr Plant Work hat alrr nlv ptoy limit
I e| ..till e - Kiel e
ninttnrnriMl nt it - Hivirra Plant
on (inothrr 7,'vihmi ku .ntitihon t«»
hr rrmly nrxl vr.ir Pinlit olhrr
O P R A N N IV E R S A R Y
KHiprator' wn* ptopocil for ron
!*true Mon itiroimh pj«;;*
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when von l"t Iiihi .|.» (Imif* f**r
tillii""lf Itif i. o tilfiir onf f.o
ii v R R i i ' X r s i n : \i t v n o o k
to>'. Ito* tl> ifiir (*• «»nwl. (to
f I( nI "IIIllrlI111’ up
lli" •ImiiciM
•til V.•! *1* I* •*4,
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rtll'V loll too* IIt441 to 1 I \ I |
flHMltl, too
Thi<4 liniU!"! lot ,1 <«"||>. t.f
tin*t in Infikiuv Hill it r<n*s
f liV••11ATti fill of Ilf" \<• Im||i* *»-4
SO MM T H IN lx
tto»i 1*0 on i*ro\« tin: . t*11*11•-14 4I»*
irmmt to foi'.t -4»ii4i 1 Him f t *1-yf
O K I. V N D O C IY K S 1 Ol II \K < i M NS!
1144||1 41*4 \1NIII l|fl«r, it |«>|( •ft Ol*
hill*I*a 4*l4|1lforf, M It" I|l|til* ll.lfltl
" I lly
III XI I I I I S '"
44%'4’f III" lir\% hi nil tmnlli
Ml
. totili4*n will to «<| it it .w (Oil t lo'ii
| \ | If N -- TH XXX . I( XI I I X mnl K \ I I XN
Si»im* will »i"i**t it 4
1*1•
1.* tlitiii
un
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4»tlo t * X'i4ii •annul
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p*imipbl* I
lil i m . " i n I* x i x i;> m i 11. • " i '
«11Pp4•«f II4III \4I** l| II. • .of v .14
X mu ell XnoI Bei Needle
I u p 1u ' K liimln
(•* t'oinfor 1 tills w••* I ■ s* ii.tlO'i lo Stan I f‘\ "III *\It* II ♦•*
| hi I Iii v l u i i l ISei;ni I ii *Mf ei <i S XI I I il»e I Iii-s
wiinf ** v*m ii*' ii \\lu it
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f*** X*»lll t'"lpl(l|* I,.tinI * •(it t L.
ffll t tllilt III *1 1 J|i' | *
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Illlll Th|l Will lint llttil.. Ii .1
I LOKIDA
FASHIONS
S1 KPI I S
11
Wives Have Luncheon
Station nf fleers' wives of N'A \N
were entertained on Wednesday
•t their monthly luncheon by Mrs.
J. 8. Cleveland nt her home on
Ujpt First Street. Mrs. Tom liar
n f wna po-hnsle»» for the orens
Inn. A delicious luncheon wm
served buffet style and eaten nt
■mall (shies in the living room
■nd on the porch.
During the luncbcon bnbv show
■
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r
.
w
ming nnd bridge were enjoyed.
Those enjoying the occasion were
Mr». G. R. Pear»on, Mrs. C. \.
Blouln, Mrs. F. E. Cullum, Mis.
Danldion, Mr*.’ W. F. boddv,
Mr*. K. R. Howard, Mm. John
Her, Mra. J. R. Miller, Mra. 8. W
Parker. Mra. II. G. nalnev,
Mra. Hobart W. Ramey, Mra. II
A. Winter and Mra. Cleveland.
Missionary Band
Has Party At Church
Th* Women's Missionary band of
the Church of God on Twenty filth
Street held an Ice cream party nt
Ch church Wednesday night, and
•bout 85 person* were present,
Amonit those who greeted the vlxl(ora were the Rev, M. 8. Curry,
atate overseer of the denomination,
the Rev.
<’ . Crews,
IBe
Itev. J t:.
rrewa, pastor
naator of the
church, and the Itev. Marlowe. This
£ ..................................
In Jacksonville next year.
Mrs. Lawrence I fotiors
August Bride-Elect
* «'f l)wni\rntn
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S X I L K I ) XX -
\l ( ' L S I
III
.69
2 Jor
.69
2 for $ 3
Print**, Kit
in *\ Invrly n^vnttm rut
nf
Huynn $ nt»rir-t and cotton .
«nrttnrnt
\ N lu ra to I !#H v l
ml
lo yd.
1
SiM \KT SI MM LB I \VOID IKS
IN COOL, CRISP. TI IIP. MILK COI I ONS.
IV , feet fm ll.'H'l. In Seliunl ll.nl I "Be lint |li|>-. M ill 'B e n d '
C VNNON
SI/I". ‘I I i in :?**. 111 .
(Iioltfii S in '*
BLANKKT8
With Mrs. Cleveland
26". w,."l with 2 inch -atm bind
ing lo -D '» 72x84.
Blue,
MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS
I ' ; . lli "J.
Xml 1 nliii1-.
TO TIIH LCCK Y l-’ IRST I'LW ! ! !
Color* of
Cedar and itoie . , .
I TAIII.I'! MISl I I I.AN KOI S I IIIM S
I'rrviouM Xisliis*** In S-Y.?*h
Only
One group with short sleeve* In
fast color washable fabrics. Value* m
to y.1.95.
V
Bpeelal .OM.H.e i
$ 5 .< )5
M iilli-I’illainciil, Nylon, Lm c lrim m e d S U P S
Hoyn' Confederate
T-SHIRTS
H LCI I XII X A I .I T ’. S S2.I1H
BOYS’ SPOUT
Whlta with tha Confederate
Flag. All the boys love theml
Ages 8 through It). Were priced
at 11.26 each. Closeout for
I'lnk, lllui*. XX'lille— In I.IMK*' S I « ' h !
SHIRTS
KxcalUnt value for "haek to
4 9
school"
■hilts
TOMORROW'S 8KLECTION OF P1E8
wear,
In
short
fancies
sleeved
and
aolld
colure. Veluea to $2.98. Special
R o u m flla f & A n d e rso n
*1
S HOP S
.69
L
----------- T W AGENCY
SH B . The Clock"
$»t twJU'j/t)
1'm
m
j
. , i fA*v. jSCtk' tssti *
■
mm-
5
55t* yd.
APPLE • PINEAPPLE CHEESE . PEACH
#
£
»IV
NO. 4-COMniNATION SALAD PLATE (WITH FIVE DIFFERF.NT 8 AI.ADJI) - BALTINBS — COFFEE OR
iU P
TEA________________________________________
"Op
\M»
onf: d a y only
I ll ( T , H O O D S
were nl brightly lined double hiliisfin with greenery The gift tnldo
was o'n l.m l with a soft green
,im"
i,ml 'vhl,» •‘•rfnnier*
were ......
uu-d from
.........the
.. chandelier
‘ "
‘to
the corners of llie table
Shower game- were enjoyed dur
ing the evening with iirlrn bring
won liv Mrs Dorulhy Kendrick and
Mn. Ruddy Mock Later the honor
gurxt opened her ninnv lovely gift*
and a delirious dessert emirie was
served
lhn-e enjoying the evening with
Mits Williams were tier mother,
Mrs Mason Williams, Mrs Onle
Spring. Mrs Kendrick. Mrs .lame*
Ekern, Mr* Muck Mrs Marjnrle
Miller, Mr* Torn Unit, Mrs John
Miller. Mr* W P Brooks Jr . Ml.*.*
Elsie Farley and Miss Maud Wil
ion.
%1
.
P l K 'l l l 'a i l C IllH S iMC’ L'lH
SUMMER SALAD SPECIALS
I ,T G I
TO
/hicos/ I (rlh ......
a^i vT. kf TV' r vrk
de< orallon» ... the Law,eme "home
I \ n u | ,A
iilili I IMS!
Specials For Saturday
Ml-s Mildred Wllll.mis. whose
marrt.i.'r In Robert Lnmlreth will
tie an event of Aug 21. w.is him
nrrd Inst evening with a personal
llmwer glim By Mrs Howard
Law rr nee The |>arly was held at
--------^
Mra. .1. 8. Cleveland entertain
ed member* of the Pin l» au Clnai.
o f ihn First Baptist Church on
IlINDAY DINNER Tuesday evening nt her home on
West First Htreet. Upon arrival
R o m I Turkey .......... f l .2 6
members unjoyed swimming after
208 North Park Avran*
which they met in the house for
it short liiialnma session.
HTEI.LA - Naw Mgr.
Following n devotional new of
ficers were nominated for the new
year. During contest* n pi Ire u n*
awarded to Mra. IL O I'igoD Refreahmenta were served late In
the evening to Mte. Tommy Mero,
Mr*. II. T. Padrlck, Mrs. J. (5.
Burge, Mra. If. II. Illnndaworth,
Mra. J. W. Kulghum. Mr.. It. E.
Prentiss, Mlaa Dorothy Carter,
Mr*. M. T. Haynes, Mrs. I’ lgntt,
Cnfltle’s
Mr*. C. II. Pofly Jr.. Mrs. R. L.
Mixon, Mra. W. A. Reynolds nnd
the hostess.
I.IMHf DIx’ L'SSLS
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S I'L C IA I,
169
1
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word: and let not any Iniquity
have dominion uver me."
Among corr dative
citations
from “ Helene# and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy are the following:
All Church Nolle** must be ureaented el The Herald office by 4:00 “ The purification of sense and
self Is a proof of progress" (p.
ft M. on the day before publication.
824).
“ in proportion to his purity U
VACATION HIHLK SCHOOL
mon perfect: and perfection Is the
The Dally Vacation HiMe School
order of celestial being which
Ul the Alllanre Clpm-li will enter
demonstrates Life In Christ, L'f*'*
Iti second week on Monday—.1V ~
•plittual ii.ru!" (p. IW7),
school Is being directed by the
pastor. Rev. Glenn K. Smith, mil
PI KMT IIAPTIHT CHURCH
Is conducted by a staff of seven.
Oviedo
Frank C. Morgan, Paator
K*v, Lac* llall, (iuest Hpeaktr
U:45 is.in. Buhday School.
11:00 a.tn. Morning Worship.
8:00 p.m. Evening Worship.
The “ Hour of Prayer" each
Wednesday to he conducted by the
church deacons.
At THE CHURCHES
FIRST METHODIST Cilt'IICH
Pastor, Kev. J. K. Me F. airy
D.H.K., Miss Thelma i.,.ig
0:45 a.m. Sunday School. "A
class fur every uge."
11:00 a.m, Moral ny Worship.
Sermon topic: "Keeping On",
7:00 p.m. Senior and Intannedlate Youth Fellowship.
8:00 p.m. Evening
Worship.
Sermon topic “ Why Tell DT"
LAST TIME TONIGHT
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SALFORD - O R L A N D O
HIGHWAY
I'PHALA COMMUNITY
PRESIIYTERIAN CHURCH
C, C. White, Mlnleter
Unified
Service 10:00 a.m.
Church School ami talk by pastor.
Young
Peoples Meeting 7:00
p.m.
Evening Service 7:80 p.m.
Wednesday Evening 7:80 p.m.
Preyei and Uihle Study Ser
vices.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
I'erk Avenue at Slsth Street
W. P. Brooks Jr., Pastor
John L. Miller,
Minister of Education
Sunday School 0:45 a.in.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Tinlning Union 0:15 p.m.
Evening Worship 8:00 p.m.
Wednesday Service 8:00 p in.
Ear phones for hard of hearing
-Nursery for small children.
Welcome.
lilueu In The Newt
By BOO ANTHONY
The regular meeting of the Fleet
Reserve. Branch No. 147 waa held
last night at the CPO Club aboard
the station. President Z. C. Hanrahan. Chief Commlssarymad. URN
Iretired), opened the meeting and
during the course of buslnese a
new hoard was Inaugurated to
cnmpnljto_Vq- *_Jsrf»et memlwtHT,
lor i he local chapter.
The local Fleet Reserve Braneh
lun Just been started end men of
the Navy ami Naval Reserve, with
over six years service, may obtain
Information as to membership by
contacting Don Taylor at the
NAAS Personnel Office, or any
member of the
.... .Fleet
. . . Reserve.
Present at the meeting last night
were President llanrahan, lieu(linger Roger* ruffle* the dignity of Clifton Webb in this sreno
ly Robinson, Chief Aerographar,
Ij.-,N; (ioorgu Powell, Yeoman flrat from 20th Century-Fox's new hit, “ Dieum Boat." Showing on The
class, USN; Dun Taylor, Person- Rlli Theatre screen Sunday and Monday.
ncljuan second class, USN; Wil
liam C. Braxton, Storekeeper sec
ond class, USN; Oscar New, Avia
tion Machinists Mate first class,
USN; James Herndon. Aviation
Machinists Mats first clasa, URN;
ami Chief Aviation Boatswain
Scherer, USN.
Ralph (lawman and Jim Stayten
of FA 8 RON wera tha guaata of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baraea ol V f - l l
at their home In Camel berry re
cently In honor of a birthday. Din
ner waa enjoyed after which the
tiadltional "Happy Birthday" waa
unit to "Dixie ■ usiighf'. "Dixie s
Delight" Is the Barnes dog and
the parly was held to celebrate
lb* lull pvdlgree boxer's seventh
month of existence. What was that
i cm urk uloiul •Tending a deg's
llle" 7 TT
Jack Perry, who was discharged
fiuin the Navy and PAMKON 821
in July maue several friends
during his tour of duty her# In
Hanford. As a result. Jack will be
the host to three Sanford “ love
lies" In about a week. The lovelies
•re the Mlssee Hobbye Lae Morton,
Betty Doris Williams and Betty
odium. The three girls are on
their way to New York City now
and have planned to make the trip
to Bangor, Maine to visit Jack at
Ills home before returning to San
ford.
[f the girls try real hard, they
may be able to talk Jack Into re
turning to Hanford to live. He
ulwuy.-t did teem to he quite happy
FIHST I'HEHBYTKHIAN
CHURCH
f
Dak Avenue and Third Htrrel
lies, A. (I. Mclunl*, .Minister
0:45 a.m. Humtay .School.
11:00 a.m. Morning
Worship.
Anthem: "How lively Ale The
.Messengers” ,
Mendelssohn
b y Unite through tha next week. All
Chancel Choir. Heiinon by Mr. hoys and girls welcome.
Melnnit. Church Nursery 10:46Berman topic: "Wurship",
12:00 a.m. each Burnley.
Wednesday 8:00
p.m.
Blblr
7:00 p.m. Pioneer Fellowship.
Htudy.
8:00 p.m. Evening Worship.
Visitors ulweya welcome.
HeriiiDn by Mr. Mrlnnl*.
CENTRA I. BAPtThT CHURCH
CHURCH OF (TII1IBT
Ninth Street ami Laurel Avrnue
Elm Avenue and Heroml HI reel
Her. H. L. Whatley, Paator
J. C. Nicholson, Minlsler
.Sunday School 0:46 a.ut. "Bring
"Ooil is a Spirit; slid they that the family to Sunday School".
warship him must worship him In
.Morning Worship 11:00 «.m.
spirit and In truth" (Jonn 4:24). Sermon by pastor.
10:00 a.m. Bible .Study.
B.T.U. 7:00 p.m. A union for
11:00 a.tn. Morning VVomhlp,
each age group.
0:80 p.m. Evening Woishlp.
Evening Worship 8:00 p.m,
Sermon by paator.
CHRISTIAN AND MIHHIONAKY
“ Como Thou With Ua And W#
ALLIANCE
Will Du Theo Good."
, -. ,
Park Avenue and Fourteenth
Street
CHURCH OF THIf NAZAKKNK
Olenn K. Smith, Pastor
11.1 Maple Avenue
'
Bible School 0:48 a.m.
I.. H. Kushten, Minister
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Hunday School 9:46 a.m.
Pnstor's subject: “ A Reservoir nr
Morning Worship 10:45 a.m.
a Flawing River T"
Youth Service* 0:46 p.m.
Evening Hervfce 7:46 p.m. An
Evangelistic Hour 7:46 p.m.
informal service for nil age*. All
Midweek Service
Wednesday
ure welcome to Join its Til each 7:45 p.m.
of the services listed. The pastor
Notice: Daily Vacation lilblo
will speak at the Evening Her vice School I* well under way. One
on the subject: "An Effective week I* past and my what a time
Hword".
we uie having. Dun't mill it next
Vacation Bible School will cun- week. Everyone I* welcome. ,
LESS TO WN-tm******
PORTUGESE HONEYMOON
LONDON Wt-Brttaln'a. distin
Airplane And Boat guished
newly-weds—Foreign Sec
(ivnv Tierney us she appears In thu love stoiy, “ Clu** To M;
Ill-art" In a first tun showing at tin Movivluml Hliloln Theater Bun
day and Monday. She is ro-slui red with Huy Millaud.
living stationed in thi* city.
Frank Aymainl left FABItON
today with an himoratde discharge
from the U. S. Navy. Frank plans
to return to his former Job u* a
lithographer In hi* hometown of
New Orleans.
Tha Station Personnel Depart
ment have computed their plans
for a picnic thi* Sunday afternoon.
Hurt'* Hemation Park will b« the
sight of th* uccaaion and awini■ning, fishing and game* will ho
climaxed with a *te*k roast.
Don Evana of Fighter Squadron
22 returned her* today from leave
while FABRON's George Mlngel*
departed on leave. ft» each caio,
Maxxachusrtt* la tbo home state.
Dun aay* everything I* fine up
there In “ Yniikeelancf* Imt 1 gue**
George doesn't want secondhand
information. He's on hi* way now
to apend Ids leave In III* hometown
of Boston.
Another man tu leave Hanford
oft leave Is Ken June* of NAAH.
Ken left Wednesday night for
Lancaster, Pennsylvania where lie
will enjoy about 20 days with hi*
family and friends.
If you're planning tu drive some
where this weekend, he cuielul,
PRINCESS ANNE 18 TWO
BALMORAL. Scotland
Brit
ain's young Princess Ann*, a
bright little blond with a* Independant sparkle In her eye, ta two
today, and court gosalps already
are picking her a husband.
The speculation ranges over a
wide lilt of blue blooda-ln-shortpanta, all uf them young aristo
crats whose family connections are
bound to bring them near the
young prioress.
Rut her future dancing partners
held little Interest for Anne this
morning. The excitement centered
entirely on the birthday cletora-
Xr f i c /c /f
s s r a jx a j
King Of Nudists"
‘Skinned” Of Title
In Cult’s Election
MAYS LANDING. N J otl —
Silvery mint'd Huv. Ilsloy Hounc
has been skinned of his unofficial
title, "King of American Nudists."
In u holly contested election
watched oVer by three fully-clothcd
Superior Court iipiNilntees ut near
by Sunshine Park, the spry, 73year old llapllsl preacher'* 20-year
old hold on thu American Sunbath
ing Assudulltm wusi broken.
An opposition slate headed by
Mcrvlu Mmmee, n 43 year old Spo
kune, Wusli.. conlraclor, was swept
Into of fit's* by a 1,457 to bill vote
margin over Alolse S Knupp. Chi
cago, lloone's cumlldate
In his acceptance speech, lie
llvcrcd In the nude. Momicc said
"Before you stands a humble
man."
The new president then promised
wliul he called a more business
like democratic association.
Boone, who fought for u year to
retain control nf the b.ireskln cult,
look his defeat gracefully Said the
rotund, roundly tanned preacher:
"l have given 2u year* el my
Ufa lu nudism and I snail welcome
a brief period of retirement before
I hlii old mother earth goodbye."
The election capped a year lung
scrap for control that wound up
in Superior Court alter both sides
claimed victory In voting held dur
Ing tail summer's convention ut
Mobnlun. Pa.
. Boone and Nnrval Pnrkwood,
both of Ruushlne Park, n nudist’s
Mecca, were the principal tulvrr
carles.
Superior Court Judge Vlncenl S
nti listened (a the rival*
eadcrshlp of the H.ooo mem
tier group nnd decided neither had
been legally elected. Ho orderd
Thursday's election and appointed
Ihreo attorney* to supervise II.
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Chase On St. Johns
Has Movie Setting
JACKSONVILLE (At-Two shrimp
fishermen ore due far Criminal
Court trial after a plane-boat chase
that could hove come right out of
1 spy movie.
.. ;Tr*fiuV.rj—■ d with a tullMtnr
between tbo Stale Came and Fresh
Water Fish Com mission plane and
one of three boats; the pllul being
charged with careless and reckless
operation of an airplane; uno fish
erman churged with Illegal shrimp
Ing and another charged with dam
aging state property.
Details of the chase—from the
Naval Air Station 10 miles or so
to Trout River—were told before
Justice of Iho Peace George
Brown.
Principals were Herbert Ingham,
released from a charge of Illegal
ibri inping but charged with dam
aging (he plane’s Tall assembly;
I. 11 Lunberg, who must answer
the shrimping charge; and R. It.
Tower, wildlife officer and pilot of
(tic piano. I
for __
the rci Jess plane operation
_
charge against Tower.
Tower said he waa on routine
patrol about noon Monday when
he spoiled Lunberg pulling a net
lido bis boat: Inal when the
shrimper sow the plane be cut the
net line and started away fait.
The pilot said ho saw a net piled
on the boat manned by Ingham,
who also pulled away In a hurry.
He testified further that every
time lie landed to taxi close to
the boats, the fishermen turned In
another direction to esrape.
So Tuwer radioed for help from
ground-based wildlife officers.
Leon Barrie, one of these, said
he first saw Ihc boats as they
passed under one of Ihc bridges at
downtown Jacksonville, lie said br
hud a tough job keeping (hern in
sight.
Wildlife Officer Max Aiken said
he pursued Lunberg's boat and
found about 150 pounds of shrimp
when he (Inally arrested him.
Tower and Barrie went after In
glwtiu with Tower making passes
over the boat to try to hall him.
Varying stories about tha crash
were told
Tower suld he was taxiing when
Ingham turned Into him.
Two outside witnesses sold (he
pilot cut across the boat’s bow.
The third boat was lost In the
shuffle.
IlB U B
retary Anthony Eden end ms wife,
the former Clarissa. Churchill—look
off from London Airport today for
a honeymoon flight to Portugal.
Eden and his bride, a niece of
Prime Minister Winston Churchill,
were passengers In a regularly
scheduled airliner hound for U lboii. Portugal’s capital. There t».*y
will lie gut'sls of 1JiUtah A n ib ir ji
u.ir i>:r .'i.yT /(oira'iii'n'i'*.»_u tny*
before going olf lor a week at s
seaside resort.
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Army’s Task Great PageTUB1 SANFORD
Monday, Aug. HI, IM2
In figuring How
Many GI’s Fought Bids For Dixie
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GOP threat since 1928 had Demo
critic party leaders whooping It
up lor today's homecoming of Sen.
John Sparkman, the Democratic
nominee fur vice president.
In ArlajKn.^^'iwinrK-raU were
told ' h e y winI Mv
loan
two years if, ulier navlrig voted in
the Democratic prlinnry itu-y sup- I
(tort the GGP ticket at the | kjII.i
Nov. 4.
Ill Ixmlsluna, Itcpuhllcanx orgun
iflng Elsenhower's state curnpulgn
ran Into an upsurge of party strife.
Still at (Mltfs were Elsenhower
hackers and supporters of Ohio's
Sen, Robert Tall.
At a meeting in Alexandria Sat
nrday, the Eisenhower people sue
netted |u placing their choice as
laiuliiana campaign munngt-r Imt
failed In a bid Id scat new mem
bera on the state ceutrul commit
lee,
At Denver, It was learned Elsen
hower is arranging an tinpro cedent
ed whirlwind Invasion of perhaps
a dozen major cities In at least
seven Southern states. The plan Is
troopers.
for the general to fly South from
Those now serving In Korea will New York about Sept. 2 mid zip
their July payments as part through Dixie for 2 nr 2 h days
their August checks, Pentagon lit ’ would speak el Miami
‘gls said. In each case, the Jacksonville, Fla
"ng officer will have to
Stevenson headquarters at tip
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if the Individual wai at field. III., was also astir with
bed for the required time to a ipeechmaklnu preparation* Hen
I designated as having been A S. Mike Monrnncy. Oklahoma
within enemy range
chairman of the Democrats' MM-ak
The problems neiome more In ers bureau, said u tram of too
volved, the experts say, when they orators will range country wide.
Start reviewing the long lists at
Stevenson himself took off for a
men who hove gone through Kn hrlrf vacation. Indication* were lie
rtan combat In the past
would keejp up with his chores as
This Is easiest fur enrnbit In Illinois governor, when lie return*,
(antrymen but becomes difficult and still stay on campaign nehotl
for those In the Navy, Air Force ute The official "kickoff" address
Or attached to numerous fringe by him Will he al Detroit I.altar
Units, such as supply and signal Day — coinciding with I're.-ddent
Iranian's Initial lainpulgn speech
’ Rome experts say that a number al Milwaukee
of vatrraus who have seen bitter
A few days later, Stevenson's
action might he Ineligible They plan* will take him stumping lo
lav It is possible some Infantry the West Coast and
nd possibly the
Unit might have been pulled from Southwest, with a Southern Junket
Inf, badly chewed up. without * bit afterward
serving Ibe required six days dur
This Wednesday al Boise. Idaho.
Ibl a hot month’s campaign
EDunlmwer makes what hi* camp
Nearly two million official claim has labeled ids first frankly pullf
forms are being printed for the leal speech since winning the GOP
use of cx-servlcemen. The form* nomination A major campaign
will lie available at most postof speech on world peace, after the
flees by Sept. 15
quirk quest lor votes tot lie South
I* scheduled Sept. 4 ul I'hlhuM
pliits.
NEW DANCER TREATMENT
In Wflulili.glon, the American*
NEW YORK o il- Montcflore Ifos for Democratic Action, which
pltal In the liruux says It will re sought Eisenhower's nomlnutlrm
Ctive a high intensity cobalt for President four years ago, op
‘ ‘bomb" nest month from Canada post’ll hi* hid us the GOP c alull
to help In the treatment of deep date this year,
seated cancer
A statement, Issued Sunday by
■ Particles of energy front the co Hie ADA national executive com
ball unit penetrata cancer cell* to inlltec, endorsed the Mcvcnnon destroy them. X-rays chiefly have Sparkman ticket and the Duma
been used In cancer therapy up lo erotic Parly platfurm. tt expressed
th* present.
disappointment In Ehcnbuwer. sav
/'With the cobalt unit." the hos ing ho "has apparently turned his
pital said, "it Is possible lo direct back on his uwn magnificent serv
r larger, sharper and more effect ice."
lira dose at the patient without In
ADA's action draw a response
jury to healthy skin and bonaa today from Ren. Bourko Hlckenaround tha can ca r,"^
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r. Iowa, who said. It "now
leles Ufa- eapftvr,picture* id
which the Democratic presidential
nominee finds himself/’
WASHINGTON UR—Military »
pfrt* said today It will taka them
a long time io determine how
tnany Americans have been under
fire in Korea.
They will soon start paying tr>
to tens of »b‘ *f
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for every - oi&ntn in which th•■>
spent six days within range of in
•my guns.
nut
iui the lob
job of sorting out mid
deciding
adding claims will Involve a
mountain of paper work ami
long time lag, experts ill bolh Con
grass and the
■yaks
II Pentagon say.
Congress
tress approvedi this special
com bad pay retroactive to the start
of the Korean campaign
Pentagon officials estimate It
will cost between MO and 100 mil
lion dollars
The measure appllea chiefly lo
Infantrymen of the Army and Ma
rings. Sen Moody (D.*Mich J, the
sponsor, said the main purpose Is
to give heiardous duly pay lo men
la. Ilia foxholes, thus putting them
on equal fooling In this respect
with fliers, submariners and para-
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Ix r tlli. hid Willed him he# 1250.000 estate provided liiul lie legally
assume* the iiirhaint of Leslie McNaughton, who is wtlb Ihe Caoudlyn
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commander-inMilef of Canada'! overseas forces during World War II.
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has a curtained coll in readiness
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20
Grim, Impassive Mrs Eaile Den
nlsnn, convicted at Welurupka
Saturday for the poisim slaying of
her two year util niece, Is to be
transferred there today
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The law requires
Hie Alabama
Supreme
Court to review her ten
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If Ihe sentence I* upheld and
further appeals fall, Ihe curUIn
enclosed cell In Kilby’s death rnw
will be Ihe last home tin earth for
the 54 year old nurse.
nrrause the prison tins no fac llllle* for condemned women,
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MONDAY, AUO. 18, IBS]
Adlai Slevenion's feara about ihe
centralization of government Into a
fl bureaucratic authority in Wathington are well grounded. The qurilion
b, are they trallv lean, or hopn?
W e, don't know whether the
event, recorded in “ Wa're Not
Married" at the Rilz tail week
could h>va actually happened in
that 'lequenre. but we .do know
that the way Fred Allen and Ginger
Rogers got up in the morning, w tll,
that'* the way we get up, minus
lha wallt mutic.
We a ir not among llioie who
think it i i belter to vote for the
Wrong man than not to vole at all,
but wa do believe that it ii every
citizen', duty to itudy the iutiet
of every campaign thoroughly and
to learn everything poiiible about
the candidates involved to ai to
make up your mind intelligently
ju it who ta the k i t man for whom
to vole.
Talking In Hud Moughton the
other dav. we learned an interesting
lid-bit about architecturarSii'nford.
The projection above Robb', Flakerv on first
First Street is mad'
made-out ol
bin* en glass
and mortar which was
f!
collected out of the rubbish from
the big fire which destroyed the
down-town section of Sai\fo(dw htn
the building which house, Robb's
and Jacobson's was constructed
backls •lost the beginning of this
*»w»yy.
m
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We wtre
ware
not surprised when
- ..
the Egyptian 'relorm government
clemped down a new censorship on
the press In that country. We never
had any
affection
for Farouk.
»y great
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.
certainly not after that picture in
Lafe Magazinr, hut a revolutionary
government has always' got the
spectre of its own revolution H iring
it in the face. It, subjects are alway, going lo wonder whyi if it
Wa, done once, it can't he done
•gain. Reform, under such cireumalances, it not an easy proposition.
I
One of the recommendations of
ike Jeffrie* Report has to do wilh
ihe perking problem and traffic
congestion on First Street. Not only
i . doc, if recommend the immediate
1 ^ acquisition of two municipal parktag Iota, hot it alio sugggitt
doing
um
■
•way with angle parking.and the
•wbetHiition of parallel parking. It
aema lo ua that thia Would be a
dood Idea, It would probably rw
duct lha
the number of can that could
* he
on m
Fintm Street,
buta nif
pa parked
mi
jm .... p
would also coniideiably increase
the width of the street, insofar at
Ii
Moving traffic ii concerned. And
: that would greatly help to reduce
v, - Wa ware wrry to learn tha athar
4ay of tha death of ouy old friend
ilk Sullivan, tha newipapei colkilt, of a heart attack, wa really
not know Mr. SullivM at all,
after you have been,
a man haa written*
or mom , you feel that you
coma to know him' whather
j actually do or not. Wa cert
kata* Kow Mr. SuDiyan
politics and a large number
I other national and international
art, not to mention a i
® Ji3l
si oppouenti of fhioridattan
ur supplies should be ikIta tk*Pbu«hkeetata,_N. Y.
soushad ta
At thb eighth annual conference o f the Inler-American Commitnon of Women 10 nation, tent delegate, to d iic u i, the problem of
political equality. The women met,for about two week, and it i,
lafe to »ay that every a,peel of women', right, wa, caniidered. A
revolution calling fpr government, lo confer equal political and ecorumic opportunity wai adopted.
For the younger generation of American cilizem it i, hard to
,re,lize that in many cotinine, of Central and South America women
are itill bound by the tradition that women', plane it in the home —
not in the preient A rrlrita n w h i p , but with the knowledge that they
must be enilaved by the hofne and the household loll. Americans
.need lo remember how few are the year, lince >ur own women had
no right to vole and that the Its m lm r wa» granted only after yeart
of woik and agitation.
I ho counlrie, of South and Central Ainctiea arc miking piugrrn
>and in tome ol them opportunity for women equals that of women in
the United Slates. In nlheii there arc cenluriea ol prejudice and tradi
tion atilt to overcome and real advancement must take time.
It U well that inch conference* br held. I lie exchange of ideai
And ihe,association td cilizem ol all the American nation, will piojnole good w ill nnd understanding in the America,. I hr women ol the
United State, can thow lo those in lem lorlunale countsie, llieir own
gains and how they were able lo make them. I bey can learn from
them how to appreciate what they have.
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Lower Death Rate
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Death among industrial policyholders were at a slightly lower rate
during the first si* months of this year than during llie corresponding
period b f 1951, the Metropolitan Lile Insurance Company reported
today. The two rale, were GW) and WT» per 1(H),000, respectively —
both above the all-tirne low of 6G7 established hi 1950.
I he tower 1952 rale i i due to the new minimum death rate for
female,. I lie over-all death tale for male, was about the same a,
d»st year’,, although there was a decline at the main military ages be
came ol the decreased tempo ol the lighting m Korea.
Among the factor, accounting for the favorable current recoid,
the Metropolitan said, are the decline, in mortality (torn pneumunia
and inlluenla. tubers ulosis, diahele,, anil syphilis. The tuberculosis
death rate fell lo a new low, ami it now only hall the rale ol five
year, ago. Kellerling the elfedivenr,, of the anti biotics, the death
rate fiom pneumonia and inlhirnra a, a group dropped nine percent
during the January-June period a, compared to the 1951 rate.
In spite of the fact that several ol the childhood disease, — »uch
a, measles, scarlet fever, diphtheria, and whooping cough — have been
more prevalent thi* year, the death rale, Irsun lhe»e disease, ihoweii
only a very alight increase. Deaths from cancer, including leukemia
and Hodgkin’s rlisease, also increased slightly, but the cnrrtinvascularrenal diseases recorded a small decrease,
"H ie death toll front accidents i, somewhat higher this year than
Jast," the Melmimlilan added. "Part of thi, rise is attributable to the
increase in motor vehicle accident fatalities. I he other external causes
■j( death —suicide, homicide, and war deaths legnler a lowrr death
rale than a year ago. For the hr,I six month, «l I95J she rate tmm
war deaths (enemy action) wa, i . \ per lUU.IKH); m the corresponding
period of 1951 it wa, G.7."
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Columnist decides
Men Have Better
Life Than Women
Ky HA I, ItOYLE
NEW YORK i4i - Who enjoy
llte more—men or women’
Ollrn n woman Metis, "This Ir. a
man', world. I wish I had hern
born a man.”
Hhe probably ||oean‘t really mean
II fin the other hand, who ever
heard of a man wishing lie would
become n woman In his next rc u rNKW YORK i/tv— A mill charge., recllon?
AKRON. ? WL-Thn Din United It It. pushing is "w itch bout," the
Ills sex has Its trouble, Imt he
Rubber Worked In ‘Witch Hunt’Cry Is
Goodrich Company Given As Big Shots
Plants W a l k Out Pace Morals Count
Rubber Workers today struck the district nllorncy's office today tie
H. F Goodrich (.'n, hut continued gnu laying before n grand jury It,
contract negotiations with the firm. vhc ra,o against n wealthy mnmi
The walkout — ordered hy iho facturcr and n socialite playboy.
union Sunday evening — wax tint
Tim pair, accused separately ol
felt In Akron where 11,000 <d the supplying high priced call girl* to
10,000 Involved are employed friend, aud
an ‘ Hakodate*, arn Hnmuel
Three other planta. were atrurli II ('luiprimn, Mi, o hatdlng dreaa
manufaeturcr, and Minot F. Jclkc,
quickly.
Affected by the strike order wr i t 22, lllne Hook heir lo ii margarine
nine of the company’s 30 plnnt,- fortune.
thoso engaged In processing rub
: Several ulhera also haw been
her. Goodrich also has chemical held on vlee charge* or aa ma
and aircraft ptanls covered liy oth 'e n d ultnesanM including a bevy
of bcnuteiti, " modeli " and tclevlser unions
Negotiations have tirrn going on 'on I'll I'l.tvi - i ilrsi-rllicd by Ihe
prosecutor ,as prostlluli-,
to week,.
I
As Assistant llh lrlrl Ally An
Goodrich ha, offered
hourly p*y Increases, Ihe snihf ns Hinny J U'lliler began calling wil
earlier by (iondycni nesses before I ho grand jury,
we re granted
gi
Tire i Rubber Co., U. 8. Rulibri fclke’a nllorney, Marlin Renjamin,
enernl Tire A Rubber Co Issued a slinging statement say
Co
Ing:
nml Sleberllng Rubber Co
"This I i rapidly liecomlng a witch
The union lays Ihe average Good
rich pay now la aboul $1 Wi an hunt. The action* of everybody are
Iwimj greatly cxaggrralcd
hour.
He said Inn prosecutor's office
In dispute are fringe Issues In
the Goodrich pact. The union sold wa* lull rprellng It ns Illegal pro
rib
the fring.i .issues Involve holiday Jilting nf women It a man Invited
pay, grievance procedure, report i wntunti to a parly nr Introduced
Ing for work, vacation, and other ner In , Irleml nnd "Ihereattor,
roUtlnnshlp develops."
mailer,. A union publication here any
(tnder this Interpretation, he
claimed Ihe company had offered
10 Cent
hike only
"If we agree said, "I Imagine that every busi
the 10-6
i
--------man who entertains buyers
In tha Impoaalbla contract (erini ness
will he guilty of procuring."
dictated by tha company."
"This went on In my grandfath
t . 8. Bnckmastcr, UBW pres! er's time," he said, "andlhi
here wgi
dent, declared tha wage Increaie lever a fuss about that.'
was Had Into contract pro
offer "was
Jclke, Ihe handsome, young toala which ar*
are nqt comparable olal reghlerlte seemed of sharing
ata
other agreement, In existence earning, with call girls who char
with most other rubber cotm1 ged' up to 1300 a night, said his
— "lea,"
panlei
"friends think I am Just a victim
ikeaman for the firm laid' of circumstances and being made
It w T n o t truai that
it had pro * goal of."
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nrovlstone which
___ _ "contract
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are lass liberal than those In our
CHILD RETURNED
old contract."
DALLAM Lf*—Pretty blond* little
■oaldaa tho planta hei ' ‘ the
Eva Lola Phillips, o, waa back
strike waa orSarad for fad
homo In Odessa.’ Tex., today.
. l i e , Mich.;
u icilw
lien.) T
Tut
calc ii,, A V
Cadifl
Ti
Miami, OMi.)
,ann.■ Also back in Odessa waa Mrs.
e j Clarksville,
C la rk s v ille , Tonn,
...veralde, N. J„v
Oaks, Pa.| Riverside,
J,t l and Helen Corlno Woods, SO, who along
wlth htr husband. George Vernon
Angclea.
■
Wootti, 27, waa charfad with kid
naping In Eva Lola* four-day hide
from home. * ’
RED ATHLETES WONT RETURN outMrt.
Woods, who haa no chil
RUEMELRHE1M, Germany (JV- dren, said: "I told my husband
Clflit husky young man from Y«< that I wa* going ft* taka Eva Lola.
Mlavla'a Olympic rowing loam Ha aald It waa all right U ! did.
laclosed her
hero today that Uutynra tta aald he would meal, ma In DalM i jgoing
j nht l ' fn
not
to raturn to thoir Com las In a wre
munlit homeland oven if Promtar him tinea ___
And Eva Ula who lived next
ir to the Wood* with
-th bar
her father
3 « m S » H “ L"i.aas
n, said It waa
two othar children,
■gar, tUavko
tear
right with har, loo.
Jinkovle, slid he and seven other*
lb
ar-*
wouldn't trade Ihrm for Hie strange
dim woes of womanhood, woe, he
can sense but never fully under
Hand. I,Ike llm rooster, he feel,
he ha, more In crow aboul.
Mud—al toast in his youth Is
robuvitdipd rmdwtlc ^advei ‘
tin I* ji creature of llberl
can an where he wants to ami die
vhat he want, to, and meets ■
minimum of criticism.
Woman Is a creature of duty,
sllll hemmed In by old tridliloni
despite her new freedom,. All her
gamble, are quiet ones. And so
are iiioht of her pleamires t
I have ulway. regarded women
ns wiser, more tdiihlr, nnd Imiglmr
minded limn men F.ul the physical
ordeal of Ihclr lives appall* inn
A man ran meet a new day with
a yawn, a shower, nnd n shave
WHIN THIS PHOIO WAS TAHIN recently, Muster Sergeant John T. Cain.
Rut a woman is a lot of trouble
USMC, was surrounded by a group of smiling Korean youngster* whom
lo herself. Sha must struggle Into
ha had helpeil return to school after they had been uproolett by the war.
(he grim confines of a girdle—ex
He ipant much of ht, spara lima aiding them with their lesson*. Now
illi us much energy ns n man
pending
the smiles ere misting—a* la Sergeant Cain. Ha want on a bombing
does In half a day's work—and
spend nn hour arranging her hair
mission and failed to return.
ffalernallonal SodndphotoJ
uml rearranging her features.
All day long ihfs cndlessr epa
Job goes on, and she is never tree
of n gnawing inner worry—"Am '
milling my best face rot
fnrwarii7'
This need ed alweyf’ looking
mk
her
best makes her a lifelong
*g prisoner
of a mirror. And a, she
older the mirror doesn't tell her
---------------- By B E N N I T T C M P -----------------any welcome news.
That, aa 1 sea It, Is one of the
N OLD blihop in the nation's capital w ai tick to death o f
really tough things about being s
the anclala and embassy partita he wai expectacf to attend
woman. The ordinary male wnnld
every other afternoon. At one o f them he entered warily,
love hls mind H he had lo look
nt Vttmself In a mirror so olten , glanced sourly at the overand so long. (Or am I Just kidding
familiar coat of characters,
myselfT)
and tank into th* nearest
ft aeema to me that men haw
chair. The hostess asked
much more fun and variety In life
coyly, "A spot of tea, Blshtnan women. Their Jobs may be
o p f" "N o tea," he growled.
come boring et times, but no uu
thine hat been invented to remove
"Coffee, Bishop?" "fjTo cof
tha monotony |f: most' women's
fee." An u n d e r s t a t i n g
Job—housework, ilow can they go
woman, ih* whispered tn his
on cheerfully washing the aeme
" S c o t c h and watar,
dirty dishes, year after year?
BlkhopT" Said;the Blihop,
After marriage a man usually
haa room in hi* life for friends
brightening, "N o water,"
Rut for most women lovo takes the
ace of friendship; bar family Is
. debonair Wall a t r e a t
ir whola existence. And too ol
...
>tten
kar cams down with a!virus
a woman finds har husband acta
Infection, and waa hospitalis'd
lasa and leu Ilka a lover-and more
for a fortnight. Vlsfting him
and more like a problem child.
tit bat'
bed a friend waa flM surprised to note that
f i hla
i r tenthi day in
If there is any kicking up of , about
tha nurse wa* a beautiful ftonde, hut waa puttied to i m two entirety
heats, he does It. Iter world Is full
different chart* clipped to the broker's bad. ' "The ewe on the left,"
of little responsibilities aha can
explained the broker, wh; Preaaed, "la for my IKnpf*. Aa for the
never .shirk or take a vacation
*m. She not only doea the child
witty that
artng. She does moat
rr
of tha child
Try and Stop Me
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their names Mohar
via. Tbair paat
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not .only has the prob-
bar bait. She must
deal of bar: til
of the oaf
la never quit,
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Manufacturing In
Exists As Jackson State Outlined By
Knew it in 1845 University Manual
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By CLIFTON PAISLEY
AP Nawafaatarae
NAbUVlLLik!, Tann.—The lftO,000 or more persona who are
visit Ing Andrew Jackson's familiar
nomesitau, the y-rmitage, tnia
-i
see the place juts aa UI4
Hickory left it on June 7, IMS.
For this fact they can thank a
determined group of
Naahvllle
women. Slsly-three yeart ago, the
Ladles Hermitage Association waa
formed :tq fight off b plan to
convert (the Hermitage into a
Confederate home.
From time to time the ladlea
have sent out flying squadron,
to combat other move* to convert
tho old shrine to practical use,.
But their main work ha, been Ur
rescue the Hermitage from dilapi
dation ahd preserve It through
a year*.
Thla long range campaign la
now paying off in more financial
aecurtty for the old eatate than
it haa aver had, even during the
occupancy of Its famous tenant.
Last year there were 187,487
paying guual* and thia year aponaora expect more. With the ad
mission fee newly doubted from
28 cents the Hermitage la now
able to put ulda a reserve for
lean yeara.
The heavy attendance making
the Hermitage, next to Mount
Vernon, the moat popular ahrlno
of the sort In the nation—can be
traced to an Insistence upon
authenticity. The old mfcnslon I*
brick far. brick Juit aa Jackson
rebuilt it after a fire In 1888.
Visitors therefore will find lha
Hermitage looking juet Ilka tho
Hermitajhi did when 8am Houiton
rode up the eadar-llned driveway
one Sunday In June, 1848. The
Interior, too, haa the same furnl
tore.
The former president of the
Texas Republic arrived Just a few
minutes too late that day to
graip the hand of hie old mili
tary chief, lie had planned to tell
Jackson all
*■ about a decision to
bring Texas Into the Untan.
A worry that Texas waa going
to Join Great Britain hail been
pestering tho 77-year-old Jackson
ms he withered away with sick
ness. A few months before, ha
hud written a friend; "We cawndl
bear that Great Britain have a
Canedy on our west aa she has
on our north."
But Itouston waa told when ha
pulled up at the gate that Jackson had died unly a few minutes
before. Today vieltora find few
rooms In tha Hermitage more en
trancing than the nna Jn whleh
Old Hickory died beneath the por
trait of hie beloved Rachel.
Tha Hermitage caretaker, An
drew J. (three gueaaea what the
j
i, lors sinker, eaya the eomIng of the automobile la what
made possible the maintenance of
the Hermitage. Before tha auto
mobile and good
roada u a o ld
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g°
iTle from tha heart
eatate, 12 miles
of Naahvllle. waa conaldered
mote and seldom visited.
Baker la the son of a man who
..1 year*.
yi
waa caretaker for 43
Born
the Hermitage
____ hlmtalf,
.ni e lf, Ithia
la that In
an *eeealla
M-yean-old' man
the days of tho buggy
bit
tthere waa
a trickle of truffl c to tho
Hermitage.
Even Tiefore formation of the
Ladle, Hermitage Association tha
Hermitage narrowly escaped dis
aster one or more times.
When the state of Tennessee
bought thu 800-acre property fur
148,000 in 1885 It proposed, at
the suggestion of Gov, Andrew
ohnson, that the United Btatee
establish a branch of Its military
academy there.
Congresi apparently took a dim
view, however, of setting up
branch of V ln i Point In tie heart
of what soon was to become tha
Confederacy. Nothing came of tns
move although a Congressional
committee approved ft. ~
Various legal heirs of Jackson
nsd on the property
yeara after hia death but the
thi pro'
petty became badl run down,
During
Clvif War, Federal
rtng the Cl
Gan. George H. ~homaa
Thomas threw g
cavalry
around the eatate
ry guard a
to protect
oteet ftt.fron^
t*
the awtriing
Ing
tldaa of* battle,
1
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wee
fine,
except, that the cavalry animats
Ware lit loose to foragt iq tha
formal garden where Andrew and
Rachael lay burlad.
Tns garden suffered again dur
ing the, winter of 1981 when a
•overs ice atrom ana
and rab-aaro
ewers
aui
temperature* nipped and d*i
destroyed many priceless box plant
■nta.
__ ____
. After the
last___
of the Jiekion
Js
hairs faft the place i n ' 1887 the
proposal came, before Tennessee’*
Legislature that the Hermitage
’aderate
converted into a Confederal
Img
That stirred tha Naahvllle worn-
GAINESVILLE tSoeclal) , —
"Manufacturing In Florida,*1 a
176-page
manual
devoted to
manufacturing In the atate from
1004 to 1080, haa recently been
mmlUhed by the University of
Florida.
,
Written by Dr. Wylie Kil
patrick In cooperation with the
itaff of the Bureau of Economic
and Buslnesi Reaearch of the
University’s College of R u ,ln »„
Administration, the report la tha
third and final one In a aeries on
Florida manufacturing.
In tracing the rise of manufac
turing both statistically and ana
lytically, Kilpatrick points out
that Florida manufacurlng sup
plies a large portion of the state's
Income.
"Florida*, Income of $d95 mil.
lion lo 1921* grew to 1901 million
in 1940 and to |9,.77fl million In
1980,” he said.
"This reor«aented a rise of 388 per rent In
contrast to the lower United
State, Increase of Hit per cent.
Although price Inflation-rod an
increase In population affected
the total, an appreciable amount
can be attributed to a better use
of rotource, end larger produc
tivity.
In the relative ,l*e of Industry
manufarturlne acrounfed for 88.nno of ihe -lOfl.noo industrial rmnlotees of Florida In 1930 and for
1224 million of tho 11,098 million
nf Indiw'rlnl payroll, for tho
samo year.
Th« most dynamic Florida In(In,trie,, a, evidenced hv tho
rates of Incrcnse from 1039 to
1948, were retail trade, construe,
tlon. transportation, and mlnltr;.
Diffusion of Indimry from tho
northeast region of the United
States to Ihe South and West la
malor o-nvem-nl on tnsntifaeluring. This diffusion nf manu
facturing throughout the nation
Ii en underlying fore* for thn
continued
growth
of Florida
manufacturing, Kilpatrick pointed
out.
Copies nf (he report are avail.
ebl» at rn,t foe n sum nS II hv
writing the Hor»nii nf B'isines*
" " I Rennointi- Research. Univer
sity of Flo. Ida, Gainesville,
The Weather
Asheville
Boslnn
Chicigo
Cleveland
I<os Angeles
New Orleans
New York
Snallle
Washington
Jacksonville
Miami
Tallahassee
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INSECTS HURT FERNS
DEI,AND 'TV— About a quarter
.0
by caterpillar*
County Farm Agent W. J. Platt
Jr., said too of l,y*o acres hid
been attacked hut that attempts
were heln« made to kill the peri
with sprays. Ho said It I, not new
mil Hinl H had reached sorintl,
prnimrHon* In Ihe post year "prnb
ably because insectirldes used by
growers have dmlroyed natural
parasitic controls."
Tho fern, are used for decora
tions and by florists.
DR. H. McLAUMN
OPTOMETRIST
111 Magnolia
Phone 111
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1940 Buick Sedan
$135,00
1941 OldsmobHe
2 Door Sedan.
1942 Chevrolet
Coach
>280.00
* 1941 Buick
Sedan
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from Baroda, a
Mof« apt ibeW n ^ i& n ic
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Dr, Oolam Ifeaeia Mm
Will be lh« nett lamalion,
no on# inf m m v i i
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K . Onr pm aoi speed,
Than heaven h«%k Ilia nation.
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THE SANFORD HERAI&’
Monday, Aug. 18, 1*51
F iji j
Helen Pierce Hicka
Weds Llittord Wynn
Mlsa Carolyn McRanay has re
turned to her home In Lumbermen.
Mia*. after spending several day*
with Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Me
Raney.
F H O N E 148
Social Calen
Mrs. Robert M. Bowes of Indian
sfull i he* arrived lo visit her son
and daughter-in law, Mr i Hu' S Hodgion Ball of Jacksonville Robert M. Bowes II. L’poo her re
tuyn to Indianapolis, she plans to
visited In Sanford last week.
leave for a tour of Europe.
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Jarrell and
Mr. and Mn.-Coleman B. Cherny
two children have left to epend
two weekt at New Smyrna Beach. of Saratoga Springe, N. Y. who
have been visiting with their son
“ » and daughter, Dr. an*
and “Mra
Mr. and Mr*. B. L. Perkins ln-Uw
have returned from
Daytona “NelU Powell of Orlando were gue>st i
Beach where they epent two recently of Mr. and Mrs. C. L
Powell
week*.
TUESDAY
The Gleaner'! Clast of the First
Baptist Church vCH have u covereil
an supper at 6:30 pro, at
home of Mr* A J ’ ’el*'-"-'
West Firat Street. All member*
are urged to attenU.
The Ladles Auxiliary of llrutherhood of Railway Trainmen will
hphl lta quarterly birthday party
at 8:00 p.m. at the home of Mr*.
m . W. Turner, DIB Park Avenue.
Vacation Bible School will be
held at the Lake Monroe Rapllat
Church at U:00 a m.
\ \ KPN ESI* AY
Mrs. P. (1. Dean and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barns left on
Mary Ann of Jacksonville art visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Saturday on a business trip to
tbelr farm In Kentucky. They ware
M. Lelnhart.
accompanied by their nephew Jim
Mr. and Mrs. John Andes and Taylor and will visit In AshavkUe.
family left yesterday for a vaci- N. C. where Mr. Taylor will enter
tlon trip In North Carolina and Ben Llppln School.
Virginia.
y
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Gatchel aid Sussex who have bean m id
lor at the Jacobson Apartments,
y from a vacation
vaca
returned yesterday
spout at Daytona Beach and Miami left on Friday for Red River Val
ley. N. D. In visit their patents
witch.
white their husbands are on •
Mrs. Alice WlUInk and children cruise with the Navy.
have returned to their home In
Sanford after visiting In Philadel
The Santord Tourist and Shufflephia with her sister. Dr. Susan
board Club will hold a covered dish
Wight.
supper on Tuesday night at I a n .
Mr. and Mrs. George Andrew Each member Is requested to
his own dishes and table
Speer have left for Daytona Beach bring
ware. Various games will be play
where they will spend a week’s ed
during the evening
vacation.
The Midweek Prayer Service
will he held at the Central Baptist
Church at 8:00 p.m. The Sunbeams will meet at thla tlm*.
Vacation Ulble School will be
held at the U k « Monroe Baptist
Church at 0:00 a.m.
•
THURSDAY
Vacation Bible School will he
held at the Lake Monroe Baptlal
Church at 0:00 a.m.
FRIDAY
The G.A.s of the Central Baptist
Church will meet at the home of
Mr*. Glen Price at 1400 Hast Court
Street at 10:00 a.m, for a Mission
Study.
Vacation lllble School will I" 1
held «l Lake Monroe Baptist
Church at 0:00 a.m.
These Women
lit
CYNTHIA LOWIlY
Nawafeaturra Writer
Whatever elae the recent double
spectacle at Chicago proved, it
Is that woman’* place—wherever
else It may he—Isn’t on the politi
cal rostrum.
a The gentlemen might juat as
^rell face the cold, hard fact that
women are sneaking onto the top
rungs of the iwlitirnl ladder. The
nomination of two women for the
vice presidential candidacy wus
n token gesture, but the mere
fact that two nominating apreche*
were inode hna considerable *lu
nlficance. But If the girls are
going to bo up there, It might be
well for both party rouurils to
lit down right now and get some
frround ruin established.
w By nature, -by Instinct, by
physical construction and hy the
pilch of their voices, women are
not orators. The sight of a woman
In front of n buttery of micro
phones, making like a flowerhatted William Jennings hrynn
and feebly aping the traditionally
masculine gesture* of the spell
binding trade I* an unpleasnnt
combination of comedy, pathos,
embarrassment and boredom,
v Speaking ns one who remained
.V ’ lfott’;1s w s t ik
A NATIVI of Yuoo city, Dora la*
Llvlngatun ha* been chosen "Miss
Mississippi” for 1091. Dors, who
will compete In the "Mis* Amer
ica” rnnlest at Atlantic City, N J.,
has brown hair and blue eye*.
lie act back to Its Ulmimer-glrl
status.
Women are at their beat when
they look pretty, crisp, cool and
mil-contained, they sound beat
when their voices are ralm,
plcasiiul and low-pitched and
accompanied by graceful — not
lurcftfid—gestures. Women, as a
mailer of fact, are-at their l>eat
In Informal surrounding* and
speaking to small groups.
Then- has been a bit of grous
ing that, political parties have
bail a tendency to use the serv
ice* of women pnrtleans In such
chores of drudgery as raising
fund* and ringing doorbell* on
11,.half of their beliefs and their
cundi<lales. Perhaps women really are better adapted to aueh
job*. Actually, however, I think
that If women will adapt thalr
roic In politics to fit their role
in life, their Infuence in party
councils ran <1>e ns great as their
numerical strength.
t know, though, thnt. If 1 were
iiit Important Indy politician whoso
job was to win friends and Influ
ence people on a wholesale
basis, I’d lake a loaf front the
notrbok of the young woman
plugging kitchen appliance*. I’d
slim down, pretty up, and I’d
sell my political opinion with the
pulse, simplicity ami conviction
she used in talking Informally
almul iceboxes and electric fans,
could produce, It la my measured
and quite serious opinion that
the one woman who came off well
and who tpoke with communi
cable conviction was u female
television performer hired hy the
sponsor of one network’s con
vention coverage to plug ovens,
washing mnclilnes, refrigerators
and related kitchen appliances.
It must be conceded Immediate
l y that a handful of determined
woman, crusading vigorously for
famlnina rights, ant Irtrtff’ly r**ponalble for the political ad
vancement of women In the past
80 or 40 years.
I believe, how/cor, that women
are victims of mistaken reason
BIRTH
ing when they seek to imltetr lbs •tNNuUNl. KMRNT
platform manners of the boys,
now that they’ve won the right to
•peak and bo heard. They might
have got away with It In the days
• * f ° fe public addreaa systems
Mr and Mrs. C. B. Gatlin of
and—moet Important— before tel•vision. But the eearehlng eye of Geneva announce the birth of a
th* talking camera le In the pro- son, Charles Benjamin Gatlin Jr.
•eaa of farcing some speedy poli nn Sunday.
tical evolution for the masculine
CORRECTION
performer*. The bull - throated,
The Herald regrets the omission
■llvar .- tongued orator wo* a
product of the day* when it was of the name* of Mr*. Richard
necessary for the human voice, Evans, Mr*. Charles Ends and Mra.
unfortified hy electronic*,
to II. W. Lipplncott a* hostesses with
tMVfll to the fartheit reaches of Mn. Karl Yost In the report on
Jlte political arena, and when Aug. 8 of the shower giver,/or
Idr*. William Hawklne, recent
Vstenlng to memorised eloquencn bride.
was one of the few free forme of
•ntertalnment.
Today there’* a premium on
If ynu wnnt to coat chicken to
brevity, simple language ami Im fried with crumb* heat an a n
uaderelatement,
Unfortunately,
Jii*t until the yolk and whit*
Woet speakers at the recent con nrt- combined, then beat la two
ventions haven’t caught up yet tahleupmin* of rold water. Din the
With the trend. The ladieu, how- pieces of chicken In the egg mix•ver, better catch on or th« turr, then In fine dry bread
cause of women in pvlltlca will crumb*.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hwaeney
LL-Comdr. and Mrs. E. J. Hotand daughter Elisabeth Ann have meyer end children, Franca* end
left for New Smyrna Beach to Barbara, and Mra Horraeyer's
spend about two weeks.
mother, Mrs. F. P. Murphy, left
over the weekend for Now
Dr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Bass Smyrna Beach where they plan
and three children, Johnnie, Lyn to spend a week.
and Ray, are spending a two
weeks1 vacation at New Smyrna
Mr. and Mra. R. A. Newman
Beach.
left on Saturday to spend a
W. C. DeCoursey will leave to month at New Smyrna Beach.
While there they will have a*
morrow for Tallahassee lo visit their
guests, thrlr son, It. A.
with hts sons In law and daughters,
Newman Jr., and their daughter
Mr and Mrs. Charlie Henderson and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mra. W.
and Rev. and Mrs. J. II. Parham.
A. Adams.
Mr*. Alice Richards and sun
He*, and Mr*. J. K. McKinley,
"Butch" and Mrs. Louise Paulk
and son Tommy have returned and Marvin, Mary and Rarbsrn
from Daytona Beach where they McKinley left today for Silver
l.aka Camp near Quincy. While
spent a week.
there the Rev. McKinley will In
Miss Rose Levy left Sunday by struct the Intermediate group for
plane for Mexico City where she the (Julncy Methodist Church. They
will spend a two weeks’ vacation plan to return to Sanford on Satur
there and other Interesting points day.
in Mexico.
Mr. and Mr*. C. B Rudd and
Mr. and Mrs. Rhett Smith and Mr. and Mrs l.claml Rudd and
family were expected to arrive to small son, Michael Wayne, return
day from Plnckard, Ala. to villi his ed over the weekend from Atlanta,
mother, Mrs. ft. 6 . Smith at her Ga. where they visited with rela
home at 189 Klliott Avenue.
tives for the past week Mr. and
Mra. Rudd left today for Dullwood,
Mrs. Blanche Stringer and son. Ala. to spend this week with her
Tommy Stringer, left this morning parents, Mr. and Mra. G C. Ed
for Highlands, N. C. where Utey mondson.
w|U spend a vacation at Highlands j.
- ____
Inn.
*■
Lieut. Adrian Slacy and Mrs.
Mr. and Mra. Robert tt. Reely Stacy have returned to the United
and ion Robert Jr. have returned States from Tokyo, Japan where
from a visit of two months in Lieut. Stacy has been stationed
Georgia and the Mid West. While serving In Korea At present they
in tht Mid West Mr. Rerlv at are visiting with Mra Stacy’ - par
Inndnl tha International Apple rnt* In naltlmore, Md and will he
Association convention In St. joined there by Lieut Ntaey'i
mother. Mrs. W c. DeCoursey,
Louis, Mo.
who will spend some time with
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyons and children
left yesterday for Bradenton Beach
to apand about twp weeks. During
Mrs. M. J. Morris returned yes
y
that lima Mr. and Mrs. Lyons will terday from a vacation trip to
go by plane to Cuba for a few Carlsnad. Calif, where she vlmiml
days.
her daughter and sondn law, Mr
•Ad Mrs. R. II. Whltely. While awey
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Dugger and ah* enjoyed a sightseeing trip In
daugtiliar Grata left on Saturday San Dtegoi Pasadena, Calif where
for Branford Ontario. Canada and she visited « friend, Mrs Annie
Chattanooga, Tenn. to spend about Shoemaker, formerly of Hanford
a week.
She alto visited her nephew and
his wire, Mr. and Mrs. Ingram
Frlanda will be glad to learn that Guerrtr In Houston, Tex.: ana hsr
Mr* Raymond Lundauist returned daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and
last (light from SL Vincent's Hoe- Mrs. W. H. Harvey In Miami. She
p lat In JacksonvUla. 8ba la getting has b«an gone about two months
along nlca|y followiag an operation.
Picnie sandwiches: chop fnm
Mr »nd Mrs. aaorg. Brink and hard-cooked agga fine and mix
Miss Madeline Sauer of Elgin, 111. them with • small can of deviled
are visiting as guests of Mr. and bant. Moisten this filling with
Mrs. A. J........... 'at thalr home, 801 mayonnaise and season with ore
East Nineteenth
pared mustard, chill sauc*, Wur
caatarshlrn sauce, and finelyMra, Jana LaOatta has returned grated onion.
Mra, Ivey. W oodruff
Mr. anil Mr*. John W. Pierce1
•'*r. of Uilamio announced today
Honored At Supper
tin marriage ot their duiighlci
Helen Pierce Hick* to i imom
Mrs John Ivey and Mrs. Harry
Myron Wynn, son of the late
Woodruff were entertained honor
*ti. ami Airs. James M Wynn or
ing their birthdays with a supper
Mtnloiii, the wedding took plate
given hy Comdr and Mrs O. R.
on Friday at i .IU p.m. in tin
Pearson at their home st the San
Trinity
Ft nngelli-nl
1 nttiyrnn
ford Naval Air Station on Friday
' hurrn in Orlando.
night Mr- Ivey s birthday was
I’he Rev. Altai t II O Rein IAug !i nml Mrs. Woodruff’s birth*ki a!Related at the ilmililc ting
ilny wa> last Saturday A delicious
leremony In the presence of tinchicken curry dinner was Served..
family and Intimate friends of
Tho>e enjoying the evening were
the couple.
Forming a lovely
Mr and Mrs John Ivey, Dr. and
•idling for the ceremony wet,
Mr- Hurry Woodruff, Mr and
the palms, arrangements of pink
Mrs Hugh Whelrhel, Mr and Mrs.
gladioli and lighted candles on the
W A Patrick and thr host and
ell* lo- daring plan to Patricia Medina in
altar.
Airs. Fsthri
vnlltnlh
httilrn
"Itii-c.l
by
JOth
Century-Fox
In
organist, rent,.-red a piogram of
Ilo
atr
e
prenuptial music and Hi" lindi
llimal wedding march", wenused.
l)K. II. K. RING
the petite bride n o iadmit In
HOLLYW OOD
her ballerina length gown of
CHIH OPR ACTOR
tty mm tHOMAN
sheer Ice blur nylon which fra
I’
less*
rail for appoInlsMt
lured a bouffant skirt. She won*
* matching half hot with veiling
Phnns 1788—1741
HoLLYWOol* t' No more tear
and carried a Colonial bouquet of
sweetheart and tnl.ei tifps ahtiw jerken lor Jane Wyman From
ere.l with white streamers knot mm oil, -In- w ild- happy piclille.s
I III - may smiml like luting llu<
ted with nrnligo blossoms which
hand that has led tier very well.
Ml to the hem of the skirt.
Mrs. John M. Senknrik of Sun After nil. It *' n- tile weeners thnt
OPTOMETRIST
ford, sister of the bride, Wat tier c'lalilt'hril bet ii a lop Hollywood
only attendant and worr n drrm -tar A downbeat yarn named
EYES
EXAMINED
of embossed sheer navy over pink "The land Weekend” lirit showed
producerlb
it
-lie
could
really
GLASSES
PITTED
taffeta.
Her accessories were
white and she wore a coriage of act She -t--iii.mil 1 1 I she could
ttA
Hnuth
Palmetto
Avenns
handle character tolex deftly when
•u-eetheart roars
-he
played
M
.a
Baxter
ill
"The
Clarence L. Wynn, Irmther of
1 i arlmg
the bridegroom, served
Nt a* 1>e.t
\- a plain deal girt in ".Inhrttiy
n*an, and ushers wen - .Pehn M
P H A IR Ih LAKE
Melinda. 1 lie won one ot Ilime
Senknrik of Sanford and
ill John \l gnlil tilings that the Academy
Pierce Jr. of Cocoa In nl bn of hand- out nutiii.ill* Fail year ihc
the hritte.
-nagged Iter thini u-ear nnntlna
The hildra mother win. gowu.-.l linn with "The Mine Veil," which
In a sheer grey drri- rompli was strictly a tour handkerchief
niented with a corsage of gold epic
U
m
SkewtM
UWP
pompom chrysanthemum- Mr. |i
"Hut audience- don't want lo -er
J Overstreet Nr of Lnugwond,
TONIGHT
A
TUESDAY
sister of the bridegroom, wore a picture' like !ho*e rigid now." she
la c trimmed rose nylon linen proleileil a- we lolled hoxiilc her
*MV SIX CONVICT8”
frock with a rorsnge of hwmcI pale blue -w miming pool i Some
First
Oiitdunr Hhnwing!
IoIIiih: , i "They hair enough tnm
heart rosea,
Ini mediately following the cere tile* id their own, without going to
8U1T REAM DRTAIUNO
WED. THRU MONDAY
see mote problem- on the -ereett
niony a reception wit* held
Ts used for David t.evlne's hrown
"LURK OF THE
the church reception r««tn-i. ||. 1ImI'- wby | w mi in -mg and
Wiml slim dress and emiipnnlon
WILDERNESS”
pricing the guests were the lanqlt III the nn.vie- I make
*«rkrt for fall. lUM
"llciidev it".
lot i-a-lee on
bride’* parents, Mr nod Mr Pi.-ice; the bridegroom’-- ini • f me I can bree/e tight through a
'll" Overstreet; tile I>|.,|e mill happy picture Rut Ih, lllue t ell
groom, nml th,. mnttno id h mu, i u - 17 week- of hard woik It
look a lot onl nl me So did 'lie
Mi' Senknrik.
The bride’s tal - wax coy ,-red I ' 'Oil1 I wax hi week- on that
filmwith an imported cut win k r lift p, I
1 't»','t tnonthi .... ..
ov.-r rose and centered with . ihoill Ill-trilclllK di 0 people mid
650
th.ee Hrred wedding cake flank,., learning how In n l like one "Tile
wi|h lighted white taper- in -|| Veal ling’ look iluio-1 i year At
I
be
end
ot
the
pit
till,
we
actually
vet candelabra.
.......... .
,»n
I n M n i i m m 'H S F I.F f’T IO N O F IM K8
served hy Mr-. Clarem. I Wvnti ll-ril Itie deer Itial bad been 1|i |
\p p lr and Apru ol or Pineapple i pm lrd o w n C akr.
M.« John Wrennlrk, slatei ,,f Ihe tlrnl icenei II tv \N a yeti
the lirble, served punch fim.i a ling "
Ml-it Wyman i dl hepped up
erv-tal t«>wl, and nnotlier d dm
Mn. Hakui Stevens, kept i|t. ihnid her new pol'd, with lling
i roibv. "Juit Im \ '
11' - Un
hlulr'a bonk.
WALGREEN AGENCY
late |u the evening- the ...upl, kind ot a movie .lie aid- lo lie
Thr Corner lit the Clock"
Irft for a wedding tiip mid upon doing ill the fill ut e II,d I ill-peel
their return will make iheit bom. the thing -tie tike, ...... I ll I- that
In f'lt-rns Height- in Hanford -lie gel- ample opportunity to
nog
where Mr. Wynn In employed
the local pout office.
The gal ii a- giddy almul her
Don’t Disc.ii.l Your Old M attress!!
new -inging c a r . ci ii - a starlet i .
oliiml her finl eoiiif ul Stic tipped
117 fdj Will limlv!' It lil V flaW Jti'll In’ Ollll|»1rit(* with u«w cover —
joneii a newly arrived copy of Va
iirly in check flu* progrei* of lu-r
«f»f <hi\ i*i\i«*
jtia k ’ifi itis*I flrtivutv Pof
irtfoniiut imi
late-t leeoid will. . i,u. A w , a
Plmrii I
Little /nog "
ltd. .inging k.i k I nled wlieii
'’ M’ h JI
' * •»• i; >’ i n n«*w
111 kii|*; u n it’, when rifrilm l, M ilt*
ih* r toutin' ' ii...... i. i d he, in do
" •. hMx |*1*i*i itti'l piltfins r•-it*»vlit**iI -Sliti.afiiclinfi KUarini n , md ..I two ifter lti--* up
D>* .1
peal••I Inecllici in II,' r e t olio ■
llie ' . i oil
‘-loci' Hi,■!» Im ha
gillu ■, i*1( ieioidiiig f ■ 1,1 mil led
.mil in in, ,i die diop of an ii
peg n, wliVrvi'i did i- Now -hr
even plan- lo htl do mill
I wa- -nppo oil lo open in l Jil
■ago next nmiilli and go on to the
lloxv m New \ni h with inv own
itnge -how," -he -aid
llul IhINCI IMS
dale t Hue inn innll, null t ll iye
In do .• pieluie ;il t'oluiidila Put
SftnforH, Florida
I’ honr 1232
I lulled to do It next year when
my film imnmitiitenti .ire ipiuird
iiujiv 'I hen III i'n on In play do
i’ nlladliiin in Iaiudun "
AUGUST
Mb. ye., we alio talked abnlil
lll-llloll , iadnre we rndl'd our pun)
side lull 1 mentioned dial I'lirh
linn Him wax again trying In v|o
limi/e
\meriean Im-b.iml- by
bringing back die tale, imlanw'iiled
new look Wind iloei Jane llilnk
H tll'I sn excellent imrlrult of
I’ ririceys Anne, second chlbt ->f about dial ’
S T I L L G O IN G S T R O N G !
"I dunk if’ - awful," she 'aid
■Jueen Kll/ato-thII,of Knxlanil II
firmly
"That
fashion
wax
so
nn
was made by Marriis Aili.n* who
flntlermu in women lle-ldex, it's
Photographed her mother at ihe
Ion Plat,1 no the poekethook No
-smo ags. The prioress bolds the
woman . ,m dfnrd lo gel a whole
crystal wstch her mother held
new- wai droli" been use the leuglli
whan she posed aI the ngr of two
of xklri- lias fallen In I'nrl- styles "
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W ilson
rweeling's H om e Run
Is D eciding Blow;
Hill Hardware T o
Give Title Trophy
Stuns R obson’s TwiceTo Win\Cily Softball
Gene Tucker Defeats
Salvation Army
Wint City Girls’
Softball Title
lly KENT (TIKTLAIN
Pennant wlnnlnir Wllson-Msl*-i
awapl n doublehender from ll«h
Son's .Sporting Good*. 1O-0 am'
7-0. to icglstcr n stunning :<•:
Victory In the .nfthnll phiy-offami annex tin- Cl*v rlmniplon.hl'
last Friday night at tin- l.ak.’fron
Diamond.
Rnh-on'i rarrh-d a 2-1 esnir
•dg. In the pnsl-.rsson ihlr
Pier •off syrlrs ln-fnrr Inst Frills*
nllkt's final rhsolrr anil nnr-'si
lust one itmr- rsmr to r*"lni 'lis
diamond hsll rhsmolonshlii, hut
the rtgulsr season rhainuinn
1 furnllurrini-n did I* thr hard
wav, wlnnliiR the last l» o rundi-Nillorkrd the pin1' ’iff'
In ths first game, Inst Frldnnieht. by dimming Hobson's to *
behind Red lllrrs, who rlmlkrd ill
nil iffond .rrli- vlrloiy ntnl lfili
of thr season. Tliun in tin- fivefoging nightcap the furiiitur*’ "tore
enen eked nut n 7-0 tifuntpli or
John Krtlltnr's fmn th inning cltciilr
drive to gain « giand .lain awei'p
'of thf plsy-cffs 11lid the li-glllm
rta.or’s play.
A hsmiurt for the wl'm*-*" v*til
be held a w.ck from this Thurs
day night nt n .Hr yet to hr anyd, Wilson Msusgrr t buck
he rliuinphit)a a**ardad at
Hill llaidwarr
Rndrew Htlns will n’ skr the prt,K"la'lon to title winners.
, ’ ‘ Red" Hires. who won « rnmlined total of HI games thin yi-iir
n both (lie iilnv-oi'i’s no t regoloi
lesson, Wss the Irun-mnn hero for
Vilion-Mslar
lm hurled I’vrvi
OS of the plsvoff gomes nod
wlrled both ends of lisaI Fildnv
light’s twin hill. Tiir cunt 1nl hull
pscialiit lismincrnl out « tilplc
ind a single to nId his own came
In tha Initial tilt.
In the first game Wil-mi
ounded nut 10 run* on III lilts,
nrludln* a tno-rnn liomrr hr
I Joe tliihlren. Fs-Hanfnnl Giant
alar, Chock llissrn slnniini-d out
, a homer with no one on in the
' tilth for tha losrra.
Wilson scored four r” iis In tlx
'irst Inninit off Rob Mason nod
oested the rest of the way in the
erles tvlng encounter. It’-nvy
lilting Rob llasore, who set a
league rerord hv knocking t h r e e
omefs over the distant l.nkcfront
'larnoAd left field will this year,
was silenced in thv first gnme of
she twin hill.
Bssore huwetrr, came to life
1 in the closely contested final
esme with three surresslie dou
bles.' bof his teammates were
tmahle to hark up Ida attack e 'f
Hire*' offeringa. Jnns* was the
Maine pltrher for Roltson's In
, the final game, ihouirh ha slap, ped out a don Ida.
! Wilson made good use of four
still off Jones lo score seven r 'is
pne mare than Robson's tollird
p ith right Idows, to win the rlmntwonslilp and deciding game. The
Inarrln of victory came In the
jfonr'h when John Keeling, Wilson
■second haaeuinli roillii-cteil for the
Circuit to not hisi clnh alicnil 7 8.
If■ilis1111'n r 11tiia hark lo urora
I another run falling one short of
knottliin the innle-i. Roll Ms«< a
’ walked and lien Wiggins reach, ed first asfely on sir error, ad
vancing .Mason tu third. Hlsarn
. pushtd Mason home on a flv lo
the outfield hut Wlvelns died
you bp** a* Homer Hloffer and
Jonte lifted ronsecutlve (lies la
f
esms^an? Ih* Vo fib* 11
foref WJIson-Mnli-r mirVlve^J th"
yirtoM'.ln Qiw./'tccvssry thiev tilts.
HobsoJi’ntniaTIv Won three games,
hut n 20- 11 victory n week ago
last Wednesday was thrown out
because of n dispute that ninso
over the use of new playeis be
yond the three Inning limit.
(First Came)
Robson's
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Jones, rf ....
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Ra'ors, of
Graham, is
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Clay Williams Far City Net Title
WARRIOR
By itoiio DEAN
While storm clouds hung uvsr
Lake Monroe and tongue* oi ,iccflickered earthward, Gen*
R o u m i H a t ’s Places triclty
Tucker defeated Clay Willi *•'»*,
Serond On Pinal d-8, in tha final set of the cltjm
tournament Sunday atlct^
W inning S p l u r g e tennis
noon to wiu the City
singles championship for tha
Halvatlon Army annexed the third straight year.
City Girl'* Softball pennant and
The pair had played to an evtn
ehnmplonahln by defeating second 0-0 and 0-8 score In the regular
place Roumlllat and Andereon’s
two gams set
10-16 last Thursday night in the
last
Saturday
final game of the season at the
afternoon. Than
Lakefront Diamond.
The Hsl-Armv Warrior* woi»
forced into n
lha league title bv twa full
play •off match
amen over their nearest Heal
whila a sheet o l
•umlllat's after deailnaling tba
rain'
move#
league ell mm. Knlerarla*
across tha laka
girls, who ran so*end nsoet of tb#
inch by i n c h
year, dropped durtng the lost
which
finally
week of the year Inta (bird place
d r e n c h e d the
In fare of a last minute winning
playtrs, Tucker
spurt by Roumlllat and Ander
and W i l l i a m s
son's.
fought (0 a 6-0
The hapless Wads’* Grocsry
. „ _ .
lie before throwT. K. Tucker
nine, perennial last placers all
season, wound up the season with Ing In the towel fur the day.
Then on Sunday, instead of
a lowly 2-9 record to land In the
.’ellar.
renewing play on the unfinished
set, they began s new mttchQ
Wade'a bowed out of tba cam
paign with an Impreaaivt tft-9
which Tucker won handily.
Ih u m p 9 over Knterpriao last
The lirst set was a hard-fought
Thursday night In tho opening affair with Tucker taking an
game of the last twin hill sf lha early lead of 3-1 after Williams
reason. Bhlrlev Daadridgt and D. won the toss and ssrvsd first.
McTeer combined to hold tho Williams cams back hard in tha
third placo Enterprise club to naxt few gamer and won.
nin# runs on only ala hits.
the second set began with
Caroline flirt was nicked for Tucker
capturing
Williams'
nlv eight hits bv srrors and walks
serve, and Its thsrsafttr won
oarlaysd them into 18 big tallies
th- set without too much diffi
for the victory.
culty.
ti
Roumlllat'* rapped Mildred
The third set which was c t n i
I.ee, the winning**! (linger In
celled out mi the bitterest con
thr league, for 17 bose knock*
tested of any of the four plsyed,
hut Ihsl didn't prove enough as
with both player* dl olsylng a
Halvatlon Army mad* good us*
lot of unorthodos
lyl# and
of 10 base blows for 19 runs to
generally
losing Hieir own
record n 19-15 triumph over
serve*,
'this set was played
Mary Lou Bowen and Koumlllal
almost wholly In a downpour.
nod Anderson.
The flrat set on Hunday after
Hal-Army Jumped on Bowen for noon was won easily by Tucker.
IM runs in the Initial frame and
This was the third straight
•"'s'-d the rest of the wav. There ysar Tucker has won the City
will h* no play-offs for the girls, n-*n* single* championship. Last
10 the nrnnant winning Hsl-Army year ............................Hollt
Tucker
defeated
-rowneil the City softball champi y*
Plercy for the crown.
ons.
B.' L f'erkln* and Hon will
lune Mr01!1 *nd Mrs. F. C.
sward Tucker a tronhy for win
w *"»«B reelodtb g circuit play
ning the championship and
and did a capable lob of baadUng
Kobaua'a Mportlng Good* will
the publicity, City athletic di
present Williams a runner-up
rector Tommy Stringer said totrophy.
the presentation of
day.
Perkins’
trophy
will be delayed
Wsile's
107 37—10 8
nntll It arrives at Kadtr's
Enterprise
621 01— 9 0 Jewelry
store.
Hhlrley Dandridge, D. MsTaar
Tucker's ultimate victory cul
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ID Cm
minated over seven weeks of nst
Hlrl, Joyce Allman • *
play for th* City champlonshlJI
till* XhntfHir. T t was eondOcter
by City Recreational Director
Salvation Army (10)69xTommy
Ntringer on th* Fort M*L
..M aty Lou Bowen and J.
lon and th« Mayfair Inn courts.
Mildred I.ee and ftlary I
Donell.
Tba Hemlnoie Bines This Week
Tonight
Cocoa at SANFORD
Tuesday
Ssnlord al Jax Bosch
Wednesday
Jax Beach at SANFORD
Thursday
R
HRRIor*
WdRIOIK
—Photo by Jameson
SALVATION AKMY’H softball tram won the Cilv Gill's league pi-naunt chainploiisld|i hy winning nine of It games this summer. The "W nirior." dominated the Kasarjian. Honnit Lena, Lucillv Hall. Arlvn* R-coks, Anna Will Miller, Mandy illnliliniiiotnl hall i-ircult throughout the sen mu rupturing first place by two full games snng, Jackie Howell, t’eut. William White. Bottom row, Judy Clark, Mrs. Ruth Ervin,
over second place Ihoimilliil and Anderson's. Fine pitcher Mtldied I.ee and Janie Ruu- Robbie Hull. Maggie Hall, Albrita Biswer, Janice Birdsong, .Mary Lou McDonald, and
oett weiv mining ai tiie lime of I'i's picture, 'lop row, loft to light, l.t. Avedis Maty Ann Hall.
Blues Play Cocoa Fifth Diririct
Aleno And Roberts Are 20 RBI’s
Sportsmen Elect
Behind Buddy Lake’s 140 Mark
Mulinger Clunk Aleno nl the
Seminole llllies noil Del.null first
haseinau Ited lloherls were ilenih
linked (ur the nms lintted III lender .hip In the Florida .Stale Deukoc
with l.'u each In guinea through
lust Friday nlkht.
'Mils places both players 20 Hill's
heiilnd the I- SI. record of HO set
by liiiddy l.ukn ill 1040. The gar
gantuan Hanford skipiMT holds a
illglit cdite over lloborls. since
Aleno hus one more kaine to play
Chuck Aleno
Red Robert*
lliun tin- popular Redhead
In order iu establish a new KHI
math, Aleno must knock In II
lallle* In the last 13 Rumr*. Hub
erts must drive In 21 In the re
maining II tunlrsls.
Alum lias hum mulnlulnlnk an
overage of u Hill per gunto while
Roberts Is Just slightly less At this
present projeeteii rule. Aleno will
drive in 133 runs In 133 gomes,
while lloherls will drill across 134
by the end of the season.
Orlando Manager Ed Levy s
home run record for the KSL ap
parently will survive a determined
hid by Sanford's Aleno. The 33 cir
cuit drives hit by Levy Wjlh the
Sanford (Hants in HMW will prob
ably stand for many year* to come.
a
a
1
0
ttian thi< previous l-'SI. murk set
by another Sanford team in 1030
Kit la’ vy nillrd up lm iitilivialtinl
record of 33 that year and the
Giants an u whole contributed 3*i
inure for u record of oft then
At thin projected puce the lllues
should hung out 00 before the sea
son ends a week fiurn nest Finlay
night, Auk. 20
Wily Hill Mtelnrcke Mint Ids red'
but Halatka Aialeas likely will
lovlde all of the fireworks in the
lis t l> Florida stute League
during the (Inal 13 day* nl play,
for the pennant winner, Imllvldu
al balling championship, and
Identity of the loop'* best right
hander and left hander, at least
perceutake wlNe, now Is all but a
certainty.
In tiiriiliik hack the Jus lleuch
.Sea Hints twice diirlnk the week
emliiik ul iiililidkhl Thursduy, the
Del.•mil lied ilatu Used II m i thut
the Minis would liuvc lo win their
romntidnt: 13 names while the Huts
{
Kd l.evy
Jarb Cade
could drop 13 of tholr remaining
10 and mill win Iho (lag by hall a
game.
Jack Cade hail a 20 point margin
over lied Robcrls anu Red Troadway, Ills ncuresi rivals, and there
was lllllo Indication that either
would overcome this by midnight
Friday Aug 22, end of (tie regular
season.
The Birds' Tom Mills won his
23th end nth games during the
week, and waa gunning for four
more, enough lo set a new rerord
during a season of regular play.
Ha and Roberts will wind up with
the lop marks In parteplaga
points among the rugulara.
Ho, keep your eye* on the Ass
ises. They ,7wanl In" the playoff*.
At midnight Thursday, Daytona
Beach was In seco/gl pises by a
rive gaino margin ovtr Jax Beach
and Palatka: irth e lllandsrs can
end the icrondhalf In second place
Lansing As Head
Chalices for a play • off berth
piew more remote fur Han/otd'*
Seminole lllues us they spill a G r o u p
Confiscates
two • ciime series with Daytona
Item h mill lost to the Indians In
Seine A fter M eet
Cocoa yesteiduy 2-1. Tonight the
ing |n__City Hall
Seminole* will face the Tribe here
In Memorial Stadium at 8:00 p.m
Louie
Rentas
TJie Fifth District Sportsman's
or Sonny Rapei Association, reputed to be the inoit
will
•ctlve orasalsation of It* Hind In
Oil
the
Florida, pfompUy lived up to lt»
when
the
■ L i sw W .1 he k i n s .
game
Chico
y *
ae Ita delegate lo thr annual
meeting of the nrganisalliin, em
powered to vole on any matter
affecting the rluh.
Harry Hrrvlah. Hanford, u vol
unteer wildlife officer, leaving th-.<
meeting first noticed the bootleg
seiners working their net near the
shore of Lake Monro* between
Hanford and the Lake Monroe
bridge Dervish returned and con
tacted Wildlife Officer A. W. An*ley Just as Friday night's meeting
was breaking up.
Analey and a group of sports
man raced obi tu the lake shore
near where the seiners were
working. Several of the psrly
Jumned off the bulwark Into the
shallow water, but thr bootIftgera dropped their nele and
farppfd In their hlgk-p*were4
U jtookh-luck flingZT- er. fell victim To
another e r r o r
yesterdny
and
In the meeting
runtrlhuted two heU nt the City
the siiortsmnn's party and Ansley.
K *
" W e wild pitches to Hall, three Han
’*llle»al arts of this nature aye
(Jilro (,'orrales p e r m i t Lucky ford m«n wert
the prime reason for the esis*
TlmrniHn to drive Manager Jim elected to office.
fence of Sportsman's Associa
llulokh home with a fly uall for Porter If. Lenstions," (Jatrhrl declared. "They
Immediate
the winning run In the final {rapt#. Ing.
are rmplotlny every means to
Karlier Thurman blaaled out past president of
conserve the fUh and game of
hln first homer of the year lo the Florida Wild
Florida for Its rftliein* Instead of
Federation,
aive the Trllie their flrat run.a life
for ronimrrrlal use."
think Aleno’* double, Jaiala was voted In ae
The neat meeting of the Fifth
Padgett's passed ball and hla president. Robert
IXntrict Hnortsman's Assoeiatlon
will he held Fridny night, Sept, 20,
wild overthrow of third permit* z. Johnson, Sr.,
In Orlando at the Orange Coun
tint Aleno lo aeore acrounled for president of the
Seminole County
.......- ...............u .,.. *club
,„u
ty Hportsman
Assoeiatlon’*
Hanford's lone run.
Sportsman a A »--J i v J V H - • h o u s e located on lurke Sheen. All
PLAY-OFF RACK DATA
and
Johnson
[ Interested parlies are Invited and
W. I.. Pet.OBGLP •odatlon
I’nlalkn
00
84 .801
— 18 Herald columnist, was named vice |nmed to attend. (;n|rhel said,
Orlondo
(18 60 .824 Its II president
Gtlrkal. Immediate
SANFORD til 01 .600 7H 13
,sry of the Hemlnoie
In Urn struggle for the one re
lub. we* electefi seers*
maining play-off berth, which will
treasurer. Hepreeentehe determined by the cluh that hai
■ eight of the IS counthe nest heat season’a record, Pa„
he Fifth District were
latka has nil but sewed up tha present
at Inel Friday nlght'e
honors. With only 12 games left annual district business meeting.
to play, the A'* lend Orlando by
The Fifth District wna strongly
4th games and Hanford by n con represented
at the recent TafiaFlorida dials League
vincing 7th margin.
has.ee meeting of the Fish and DeLand
42
Hanford has the f ^ ,
(Jkpte Commleslon which was «le- Dlona Brh
30
most contest* left 1 m
Voted to ifttlng rules and regula- Palatka
31
lo nluy, III, hut m
tfonn for the coming hunting sea J'vllle llrh
30
.......... In p r u t - t l- m f l
son. The Fifth District presented Hanford
20
tally win all n i l
Its recommendations as adopted In Orlando
27
thrm to Millie t h ' H
» Joint mooting of the district hajd Leesburg
21
limt’ pluy - o fl^ B s
at DeLand, July 10, which ware ac Coco
14
berth nvallshlc H r .
cepted almost 100 percent, Gatchvl
Nalloaal League
If Hanford w ln -H L
Brooklyn
73
nil III k« nil’s ant ■
Du stag Friday night's business New York
M
I’nlatka wins Jurpl,
•eMfijlMn h in g e 5 U e by-laws si.
Louis
er
five of tlisir r < - V
P'delphla
01'
malnlng tilts thi
Chicago.
ST
Riot’s ran tie the Irui
Bostolr; ' ’ 49
A’s for the spot. Thi
C’clnnttl
4>
ir t t iw
Sanford at Palatka
Friday
Palatka at SANFORD (I)
(DRDICATION NIGHT)
Saturday
Sanford at DeLand
Sunday
Leesburg at SANFORD
prwgrams tba play Is en seM R
continue to baUoaw dunai the
naat « days, prior J* the r U n g
o# the seasew Repi IT.
Oraat Intarast la manifest In Uu
110,000 International fhimplonihli
to be run here Seplembdr Ah. will
tha first of thf*
tchedujed for Motid
Tba Intarnatloagl 1
world's fastest grey I
n record for the
Is k m i's
t e , ; f8
b
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arc the greatest circuit smashing
piarhini) lu hit tha Florida State
Loaguo as attested by the fact they
have blasted 00 homers so far this
season with 18 games left to play.
Tlw so IIH'a rapreaent 1! more
iway
Buddy Lake
In aulomatio place li
Ft eking with DeLant
each.
parcanlaga points ova
a son will decide which
Rtitaurant
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Volusia County
Kennel Club
f
Iona, The lilandrra lead Ike
league la that department with
right hitter* ever (he rentury hlt
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J. Fennlnvton, c — 8
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jkN re, ef .......... 8 I . fk Inal peek. The Blue fence busters
Wades
Results Thursday Night
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CARPKNTP.lt WORK
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gerttore aa low aa »2.00. Fire- For ijuirk repair Jobe, or eisal
building, Call Jim 1148.M-d.
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Bauer and 1 for Col. Charles Lind*
Monday, As*. 18, 1*5* htrgh, M. J. Lodge wee returned
to the Commliilon with 103 vote*
ae against 1 vole for Charlie Mc
Carthy and Commiilloner ColeCity Commission
men wa* named to eurcerd Com
law oiif-*** rr«w.
missioner
Ini'Kins ns Mayor In
k bend*. The City It, of court*.
I Marin* the burden of that January lulu.
'I ho election* of November 111to
100,000 debt, left from Urn
, Since 1037 It hat been m- saw a free-for-all fight among
a g.oup ut live caiidUlateM, '1 liu
iciurn* went th 7 lor liuutr, 240
juplta tbit*financial attain the
nmlttonert in the early >!0» coo jur Coleman, 210 tar Dupree, |:t
led In their effortt to Improve for Arthur Klrrhlaifl, a rn-wrom- i
1jiving condltlone of thr com- rr to the political cirrus, and 797 !
inr W. C. Hill, who was promptly
f t Vhe vary time the debt re- named mayor unanimously,
'the Commission at that, time
idltig program w«t being work
Hill,
Mr.
out, eight mile* of eanitary ion.listed of Mayor
orm taweri were construct- Lodge, Mi. lliggii.'i, Mr. (ini, arid
the cooperation of the Mr. Rollins, At thr rip! or tho
,ebor and material* were year Mr. (iut wan elected lo »urA by the federal govern- ret-d himself against lien* lluber
. i|th part of the financial l>y a vote of 348 to 311 and
i being born by the City. George D, Bishop wn* elected lo
aleo aimplied truck* and succeed Mr. Rolun* receiving HI
vote* against 1 for John Nnuro
equipment.
(iaroer, former Vico 1’ rcnident of
iter in
•rihlp of'Mayor ,'Hlggina. and (he United States, Mr Hill wet
tna attlatance of WPA labor, re-elected mayor.
The following year M. .1, l.oilgr
fort Mellon Park, whote sea
ted*, palm trcee, and tpreail- ile fen led I’ . I*. Campbell and Howa lawn* atlll enhance the beauty anl kavllle by a vole of 279 In
the lakefront, wa* conitructed. 234 to I1H respectively. Mr. Illg
)H 1941, aUo under tha leader- gins received t>0 votes without op.
and wa* named to suc
end at the suggestion "f position
Mr, Hill a* mayor
r lllggln*, tlij City pur- ceed
In
(ho
|04.'i elections Mr. Hill
18ft acre* of land at u
of 148,000 In the Fort Reed was returned to tho Commission
i for uae aa a municipal alr- with negllble opposition and In
Thla project waa at the (941 Mr. Illshop and Mr. (iut were
with no opposition. Mr.
B termed r,H(ggln»r Folly", ae- returned
iligglna continued mayor for both
■to tna fllea of The Herald, years.
WINDIN9 UP TH1 DPI of a hfR In Korea are tanka of "Baker" *qt
paved runwaya, 3,000 feet
In the fall of 1918 Hob William i
cel ebra led cavalry outfit at ona time). Tha Canadian vehicle* wei
were constructed ,n was
elected
to
tho
Comm
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nu
—gh the n*aiatance of tht.;
the heavy fighting near tha front line. The tanke were duo for a
Civil Aeronautic Authority and receiving |INt vote* aa against 2
for
John
Krlder
and
1
.for
Julian
tna WPA, and in 1942 when the Hteiistrom and in Croup 2 l.eu
U. 8. Government purchased the Lesher wa* elected by a vote of
airport and
10,000 additional
•Major i-cHtfiie
7 lo 81 for Krlder, and 3 far
aerai, "Higgins’ Folly" became (1
Htcustraril.
Some
82
balluts
were
the Sanford Naval Air Station.
liC a d e r H
,obd out In this election an
Other AclivUlea
grounds of mutilation,
Hr AtMflCIATBD I’ RKHH
i Other aellvltiia of the local
Mr. tint waa unanimously elect
nmvnl during tha war In- ed mayor for 1040, at the end
Nallonal league
_ j. tna construction of the of which year Andrew Carraway
Ratling — Miuial, SI. fguila, .326;
,000 USO building, which now was elected to succeed Mr. Hig Klus/ewskl. Cincinnati, .313; I/mktna Navy Canter and tha gins with no opposition. The Com man, New York, .311; Robinson,
ilnola County Chamber of mission for 1917 consisted of Mr.
.300; .Slaughter, St.
imtrce, This project wa* fi Cariawny, Mr. Williams, Mr. llrooklyii,
led partly with fund* from Illiliop, Mr. Lesher, and Mayor i/mls, 3ni
Runs balled In — Sauer, Chi
Federal Work* Agency,
Out.
cago, IK); Hodge*, Brooklyn, HO;
irlng ills
tha war
vrllilllR
W«l al*o tha Com
In the election* of the fall of
mission aacured federal agpandl- 1947 John Krlder won out over Thomson. Now York, 70; Ennis,
Ittiro on tha local water plant to a John Kntignn and Fred Williams I’hlladrlpliln. 77; Sinughter, St.
Igiul*, 74.
total of 122,000
by a vote or (41H to IHU and 281
lilts — Adams, Clnclnnntl, 143;
In 19411 the Station wa* re- and
Randall Clmse defeated M. J Schoendiensl, St (amis, 142; Muturned to the City with an in Lodge
740 to 197. Mr. Kridnr and
terim permit to u*e It, and the Mr. Chase replaced Commission sial. St l^tuis, III; l*)ckman, New
York. 130, llainncr, I'lilludclphla,
title of the property wa* returned
---------- er* Cut nml Bishop.
part by 1947 nml wholly in th«
Commissioner williams atirret-d- 127
Home runs — Sutler, Chicago,
Rowing
The ..........
Station wn*- eil Commissioner tint as mayor.
ng year.
y—..........
lilted oe fore It we* returned to Ill the foil of IIIIH F. A. Hyson 31; Hodges, Rrooklvn and Klner.
Navy
last ___
year by tho New won over a wide field by a vole rittstMirgli. 20; Cornoii, Rotton, 10;
...ivy —
ta Farm Club*, tho
(fork Giant*
427 to 212 for II. F. (innnx, .191 Mathews, Huston, ID.
___ lip Front organisation*, nl
tllowshlp
Pitching — Roe, Hrooklyn, HI,
for Roy Holler, 7(1 for Henry McFlorida Faihlon* Manufnclur- l.aulin, uiiil 293 for Henry Witte. HH0; Wilhelm. New York, 10 2.
Company and other buelneaa- W. H. Htemper defeated J. E. i 333, llliiek, Rrnoklyn, 0 2, 010;
Rowland and E. E. White by a 1Yuhns, St lanili, 0 3. 8(6i Roll
Mora recently the Commission vole of (18K to 474 to 2811. They lerls, 1'lilladelntiln, Itlfl, TW
ha* puthed to romplatlon *uch
\A
i;
project* a*....
the..............
Municipal
project-----— ........
missluners Williams nml Lesher. 1 Ratling — Fain, I’ hllnilrlphlo,
Ming Pool which was con»truc|ed
Mr. Carraway
was elected | 333; Mitchell, Clrvrlaml.
323;
in 1949 under (ho administration mayor und In 1919 he won tho Woodllng, New York, 321; Kell.
of Mayor
Me> Carraway at a total coit '■•ohi i„ another term on too Rn.slon, 313; Mantle, New; York,
ixactly *60,212.79. Homo <20,- Commission over the oppositlmi .3(17.
of thla came from a *110,000 i.i
i,udgf and Frank Miller.
Runs batted In — Dnhy, Cleve
■nu for public Improvement* tin The vote In tnnt election was 870
for Uw cameraman In Hol
gled to Sanford by Chaae and for Carraway, 302 for Miller, mil land, 03; Robinson. Chicago, 79;
Zernlnl, I’ hlladelphia, 77; tlerm, lywood after aha had filed a suit
M any.
*
140 for Lodge.
New York, 70; Drnpo, Detroit, 74. ■gainst Zae Zsa Gabor, wife of
In tha pad two yean tho City,
In the fall of 1980 Commission
'Waring a public referendum, er Krlder was defeated liy Ham lilt* — Fox, Chicago, 140; Rob- actor Georg* Sanders, asking
apleud the comtructlon of the Martina 947 for 087 and Cum- Inson. Chicago, 138; Jensen. Waih- •BOO,000 damage* end another
mtelpel Stadium, to b*' dedlcat- minsloner Chase wns defeated by Inglon. 1311; Fain, I’ hlladelphln, 1800,000 pnmltlr* damages. Cornext Friday night. Th" " ,n‘ John Ivcv 803 to 877. Mr. Hyson 133; Avila, Cleveland, 131.
lnne cfiarfH that Zee Zsa called
Home run* — Dohy, Cleveland, her a "cockney" and allege* "ac
Hum, Including eeaU, flond light* whs elected mayor for the year
3(1; llorrn, Now York, 21; Zernlsl, tual tB wtQ and aaallce." Corinne
grid other accessories coil n tntnl 1951.
Of SIS*.034.26 and wa* built upon
flnternaltonaU
Mr. Martina resigned In tho I’ lilludclphla, 22; llnseu, Ctevelami, la French. „
a lit* previously Improved at n course of tho year and W. V. Hit 20.
coil of |20,300.80.
Pitching
—
Consuegra,
Washing
ting was appointed to surreed
Tho«e Who Served
ton, fib, loop; Hhsntr. Phlladel
him.
In 1983 the Commliilon ron
In the fall of 1051, with Ihlee phi*. 21 t. 040; ||RKill, New York,
Red Parley
ilted of Vivian Speer, mayor,
Commission seals open, an es 1.1 3, K|3. (iorMinn, New York, 4 1,
( ( i m l i i i u t i l f I«»i»» 1*114• f f n * !
. Lehman, VV. A. Leffler, H. O. pecially liol campaign wnt waged H'St, Reurdeii, St laml*. 7 2, 77B
nlita proclaimed Hit'll new govern
Shlnholaer and T, L> Dumas, Mr. which brought far more voters to
mrnt In Peiping.
Leffler and Mr, Dumas were «erv- the polls than ever before. John
Boy Scout
It appeared certain the new talk),
g unexplre,I term* from the prr- Under defeated Al Lee by a vote
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while
Mr. of 1,980 to 49t, Commissioner
will aim at expanding collaboration
fork
there
nml
pull
myielf
out.
.
.
within tho scope nl the 1950 Ho
Speer had defeated J. D. Lawton Htemper defeated J, M. lllggln*
got out sopping wet, but found vlet Chinese friendship and mutual
the election of November, 1032 1,878 to 040, and Itsodnll Chase
nn
old.
rotten
redwood
tree,
a vote of 781 tu 101 and Mr. defeated Commissioner Hitting I,aid pact.
scooped out a nice bed and crawled
i had defeated Frank Mil- 007 to 817.
The Chinese are almost certain
In.
.
.
H
wa*
warm
and
1
iltpl
tha aame election 020 to
ta ask (or nn Inrrcnse In their
The 1963 Commission rnmdst
all
nlglil
"
300 million dollar credit for the
ing of Htemper, Chase, Rader,
The dark haired tail laid he w*s purchase of Russian Industrial,
J r . Bhlnholier wa* elected In Ivey and Carraway elected Com
S K ’court* of 1930 to succeed C, missioner Htemper to surreed Mr, seated only Ihe first night, when transport and agricultural equip
[p
A. Byrd, then the local manager Dyson ns mayor.
"I saw some wolf (tuck* and later inent and for more Soviet technical
ti
of the Florida Power and Light
a couple of lean wolvea." Foreit aid Tlicy will likely seek also ex.
City ( ammlssloners
* 0., who was forced to glva up
The
following Commissions er* believe he had mlitaken coy pans ion of Soviet Chinese trade In
upixplred term due to hi* re- have governed the City alnre ntes for wolves,
K
« *Ik uniaplred
counter the West's partial blockade
Young Hrndherry *ald he’d eaten of Chinn.
1933!
1933 Mr.
only
siitiin
pine
nuts,
'nicy
leave*,
.............
19.13! IL J. Lehman, W. A. Leff
is ShlnhoUer and Mr. Dumaa elood ler, H. O. Hhinholeer, T. L. Ilumaa, wild peppers and tome dried apri
CHANNEL SWIMMER
a
—itlor
Jon and were return- and Vivian Hpeer, mayor.
cot* lie found.
DOVER, Eng. (At—Abdel Mnncm.
oppoaltlon. Whereupon
1984j II. J. Lehman, H, O.
Tho area In which he wa* ml** >7. Cairo newspaperman, waded
wae named mayor,
Hhlnholser. T. L. Dumaa, Vlvln Ing I* on Ihe nnrthweit fringe of ashore In a downpour today after
hlmeelf
wae re- Spear, and W. A. Leffler, mayor. Yosemltn Nallonal Park.
lint
swimming the English channel
Commleelon tho
19381 II. J. Lehman, H. 41.
frAm France In I0tk hour*. Thla
vote of 117 with- Hhlnhoiaer. W. A. Leffier, Vivian
wa* almost six hour* behind tho
Korean Typhoon
, However, he de- Hpeer, and T. L. Dumas, mnvnr.
record tlinn.
( o s r*aa* Sift*9
_ candidate for niay19301 Perry WMtehural, W. It.
He was the fourth iwlmmer to
Dumae, who had held Dupree, W. A.
lie ILeffler,
s V I l l f r . Ifl*
M. •!»
J. effort on (he part of the Chines# conquer
the channel this year,
r^Jtlon prior tu Mr, Speer, Lodge, and 8» U Hnlnholaer, lo retake Hunker Hill nn the waitern front from the U. 8. Marine*. Monem mccecded on his third at
mayor.
UM^primary election* of No
1937i M. J, Lodge, W. A. Lef Tho leatherneck* broke up aevon tempt, having been forced to give
wr, 1988, Perry Whltehur* fler, We
W. Itlit Dupree, Perry White- desperate nod charges after win i£ u ° n ,>rcvlnui (rl°" ' n >0M alK*
‘
ta Mr. Leb:
ning the ridge last Tuesday.
uret, and Ed 'Higgins, mayor.
1938i M. J. Lodge. AI Lee, W,
POIJO HITS ltd CHILD
MME. CIIIANG IH SETTER
K. Dupree, Waller ('ol#n>*n and
TAYLOR, Wla, lA*— The fifth
HAN FRANCISCO
A dermaEd lllggln*, mayor.
1939! II. J. Out, George Rol InlogUl said Imliy It la "Juat a rhltd of tho Hetge HJomeilk family
wpMtlveiy.
lins, M. J. Lodge, Waller Cole i|ticallnn of time" befora Mme. Chi- lo bo stricken with poRn waa In a
A
man, and Ed. Iligglna, mayor, , ang Hal - Hhek'a akin ailment re- hospital Isolation ward today. Dan
ny lljorneilk, 4, became III Satur
<.
I940: IL J. (luL Georg* K. Rol aimnda In treatment
lins, M. J. Lodge, Ed Iligglna, and
Dr. Edwin L. Brock of the Uni- day. Ho Is Ihe youngest of eight
veraity of - California medical children. *
Waller Coleman, mavnr.
1 by a vote o f 449 to
Flral of tho family lo contract
I94lt H. J, Gut. Ed lUgglnx, M. center examlnud tha 84-year-old
J, Lodge, Gaorg* Rollins, W. C. flrat lady of Nationalist China Sun the disease wa* Beatrice, 10. Hh*
day. Ha aald the InQammotion became IU Tuesday and died
Hill, mayor,
Vmny respond In four or five days Wednesday. Ardella, 11. and Ger
19411 IL
' J. Gul,
'Of
WnllfOUHtf lift
M. J. Ledge, Ed
or may lake two or Hu n weeks." ald, 14, warn hospitalized Thurs
ir. L«ffl*r, Mr. Dupre*,
day, While Beatrice’s funeral waa
C. Illll, mayor.
‘ "fp llt II. J. Gut, M,
.....
taking place Friday, llelge Jr., Ift,
"VOICE" SHIP ARRtVRR
■"etMtloM of the fall ,o7 Geor^a Bishop, W. C. Illll
inand
ATHENS, Orceco UR-Tho Voice was stricken.
t w r t R * iit iU iir
P sm riU i In '50 H ad
Rotary Meeting
(a
he rear after taking part In
check.
ff eternal (oweD
Sparkman Returns
t * HMllMWIMt F ft w i ('• IB
ACBWMMfSrtVC-JVC
(Iftp)
the man who nominated him at
Chicago.
From Huntsville, the festivities
move on Tuesday to Albertville,
Mr* Sparkman's homo town, ami
then nn Wednesday to llartaclle,
where the senator wns born In a
four room log house.
Tho rclchralinn ends wllh a din
ner in Birmingham Thursday.
IC aatlaae* rtam N s * O M t
la made available to Germans
who may not be loval.
In regard to the iie-nsaifk-atlon
program Mr. Bergere sold, "What
n Jokel' end lirclarea Diet you do
not make a man democratic aimby telling him that he Is go<
a to be so from now on.
lie also attacked Radio
Europe, it private
tj-aming broadcasts behind the
Iron Curtain, and said that It*
traders were having a good time
rather than doing Their joh.
Tn demonstrate the Incompetenry of that Drpartment he related
an Instance of a request, brnught
to him by a representative of 80,000,000 people in Russia who do
not speak the Russian language,
that program* bn broadcast to
them In their own language and
the subsequent State Department
delay In, answering the request.
He said that the man who made
the request later told him that he
felt Communists In th* Htxte De
partment were preventing the
broadcasts he had asks-l for.
After his speech, when Mr.
Bergere was asked if he felt that
the man's charge was correct, ho
declined to say whether there
were many Communist* In the
Stats Department, asking in re
turn how you could tell n Com
munist, and how you would know
whether there were a lot of Com
munists In the Rotary Club or not.
However, he said (hire are
“ peculiar people" In the departni*nl »nif Although i
ninny
do a very fine Job, there are "a
certain few who should never be
In the Htatn Department.”
Mr. Ilergrrr also related an In
stance In which he had fired u
stenographer because he hud dis
covered her connection with the
Nasi regime and later found that
she had been rehlred by the IL H,
Army,
In hit* Introduction Mr. MorrL
son aald that Mr. Rergere, owner
of tho Camera and Gift Shop on
Magnolia Avenue, ha* travelled in
01 countries, ami that he speaks
several language* Including Hnanrob and Japanese.
Mr. Uergern said that he resigneil, from his diplomatic work 18
months ago, that his resignation
wa* refused nml that he eventual
ly returned to this country before
Ids replacement arrived because
the HIate Department would not
semi one.
DENVER 'At— A Los Angeles
Jewish organization today denbunerd as utterly unfounded what
it termed vicious "insimialions of
anil - srmltlsm" directed against
Sen llieharil M Nixon, California,
the GUI’ vice presidential nominee.
Seeking In cuunlcracl such al
lucks. Nixon made public hern n BARKLEY'S ROLE UNSETTLED
I ADUC All, Kv. (At—Vice Presi
statement sent tn him by the com
munity relations committee of he dent Alben Rarkley said Sunday
lais Angeles Jewish Communiy night he had made no speaking
appointments a* yet for Ihe Dem
To Borrow To Exlit
WASHINGTON UT — America’*
city-dwelling families apparently
had to borrow or dip into their
savings to make both ends meat
during I960.
_ ,
The Bureau of Labor Statistics
In a preliminary report Sunday,
•aid families living in cities and
town* averaged a net Income of
34.300 for 1350. H’.!* *h»y ’ !*"*
34,700. about 0 per cent mere.
The ropsrt—which BLS experts
cautioned is only preliminary and
subject to adjustmonl—wa* based
on a door In door survey In 91 ell
les end towiu.
When the »urvey Is completed.
BLS will put out a new consumers
price Indea—probably early next
year. Slnco many labor contract*
tie wages to the cost of living,
this Index l» Important to the na
tion'* economy.
. . ltM
The average net Income of 34.390
wa* computed from all (OUftM,
with personal laxe* deducted. The
34,700 spending average, •ttrlbuted
partly
to wo
the late m olm ying »pree
IX iu
■tferr fighting broke ou» In Korea,
wa* a record.
Boxer Chuck 8pl*ier, Mlehigon
State'* light-heavy weight Olyra
pic representative, lost only on*
bout firin g hi* collegiate career. .
Legal Notice!
INHANCINO the view at Bethle
hem. N. H„ Is Geneva Chatrrv.
She’s eoollna off In the Aainvme«me River.
(International)
SEEKS CAT 9 STORIES DP
NEW YORK <*-A 45 • year - old
woman, searching for her pet cat
in n Manhattan hotel early today,
climbed out onto a two • foot ledge
nine sinrie* up.
The woinnn, Identified ns Mrs.
Jean Scllicr, refused to enter a
room where two policemen tried
In roax her. Hut she edged her
way along the ledge and climbed
into nn unoccupied room.
The cat wns found wandering In
a hallway of the hnlcl.
CASUALTIES IDENTIFIED
WASHINGTON 'At— The Defense
Department today identified 131
casualties of Ihe Korean War.
Tho list (Nu. 030) Included IS
killed, lofl wounded, seven Injured
ami four missing.
Eisenhowrj. 001* presidential |wh” ’ 1hi^rofo* wouTd^b#11'" ’* ^
candidate himself *|whe nut 10 > He
n „ „i«„
.
nlso declared In „nn .........
Inlervlew
days ago against appeal* In bigotry Hint
he
had
no
Intention
of
seeking
and prejudice In' political cam a seal in the Senalo In tho Nov 1
pnignx He did so alter U Minne election.
sota GOP leader told him Rial
stale had been flooded with antiJew ish literature attacking bnlh the
general and President Truman.
In n statement of hi* own today,
Nixon said those who would "stir
up race hatred and blgblry are
violating every concept of Amer
icanism " he added:
"They are Just ax un - American
and anti • American ns the Commuql*u, the Nazis and Ihe Fair m MI
DoH.
■fcaCA«\
"The spreading of bigotry and
dissension among our people Is a
threat to American liberties."
The Los Angeles statement was
signed by Judge Isaac Pacht,
chairman of the Jewish commun
ity relations committee
Speaking tml "with candor and
frankness," Paclit said:
"Against Sen Nixon Ihe tnilmiiHons of anil • semltlim have been
particularly vicious. There are
many of us who support the sena
tor for the vice presidency. There
are many of ua who oppose him.
"Whatever our political differ
ences, however, upon this one fact
wo have no difference We resent
and deplore this accusation.
"Democrats a n d Republicans
alike, we wont it plired sauarely
on public record that any charges
of anti • semltiim against Hen.
Nixon are utterly and totally un
founded. We make IIlls statement
after the most assiduous Inquiry."
On a broader basis. Pach aald
there 1* nn Justification for any
bigotry charges against Elsenhow
er or the Democratic standard
bearer*, Gov. Adlai Htevensnn of
Illinois and Hen. John J. Sparkman
of Alabama.
The aabbalh la strictly kept on
tha Ida of Hyke In the Hebrides.
Resident* can atUnd two church
■ervlcea In succession, one in Eng
lish and the other In Gaelle.
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1*44! W. C, Hill, M. J. laidgr,
H. J. Gul, George Illshop, Ed Hlgglaa, mayor,
1 ***** V T c . Hill, M. J. lKtdge, II.
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1949! EandeU Ckaaa. F . A - Dysen, John Krlder, W. H, Itin y e ti
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Warren May Fumed Musical Leader May Found Towering Liai jKt ds Reported
Training Institute In This Area
Call Special
Says Hoffmaa'Building Vast*
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Of McCarthyi Jel Air Base I n
(jfcvernor Agrecu T o
Election If Shown
There Is Vacancy
And lie Has Power
tty WILLARD CONNOLLY
The recent visit here of one of
\tiu-rhm'x greatest musical cduc.i11irs and choir loaders, Dr. John
Finley
Williamson,
Princeton.
J., founder and President of
Aestmiusier Choir Col leg's, may
..-ad to the founding of n musical
•ruining Institute in this urea.
! tr. an,I Mrs. Williamson left fur
home hy plnne last night.
.Mrs. Clara (Sinn, with whom
Hr. oml Mrs. Williamson visited
here after arriving by plane
Thursday night, revealed today
.liul l.iey have accepted from her
the g>f« of u large tract of lumt
mi -Crystal I-like, Lake Mary,
where llit-y rTn live in retirement
itlid where Dr. Williamson can
carry on his life amhUinn of train
ing youth for church choir rlirreDon.
Mis. liiim slairil that she hsd
received so much inspiration after
recently iii i,'inline the suniniei
eulup for profession'll* at the col
lege, tliul xhe was led, following
prayer, to offer the land to lh«
Williumsunv The visit followed.
Mrs. liiuli is noted here for her
singing amt muxifd ability, and
is a milled opera singer with ■
long and tlinliiiKulshv--) career.
Due declar.d tint should Hr.
mid Mrs. Williamson, the latlei
Die dean of the Westminster Col
lege, come here to found a musi•«! school, that the youth of Sun
ft,id and Cinttal Florida would
heiirfit greatly, and that many dis
tinguish! J musicians would visit
this ar. a.
Dr. Williamson, while not revealing any deflnlle plans for
rctireimill, slated yesterday Dial
l,e likes Hanford, Its peace, beauty
ill,I illliiale, and is looking fm
ward lo returning tu this urea.
lie is noted both in this country
and abroad as lender of the
famous Westminster Choir which
two senosns ago sang hetme a
large audience In Hrlnmlo. It Imupiieured in conceits with noted
syniphuny orchestras here nod ill
Dm ope, and the Navy is now
(dnnnlng to fly Hr. Willi iiiumii
xml Die choir to Japan and Kmm
In viiieituln the servicemen.
Me is also pieparilig a liyilllial
for male voices and lids will he
used hy men of Ixilli the Army
oml Navy.
the Williamsons weir tliel upon
urrivul hy plnne nl llilaiulo,
Thli■Vilay hy Mrs. lilno and Roger
Harris, who hsd summer Irniuuig
count's at the college in DKih,
IP3U, IP ill ami Dill, and again
ill 1L)ID. and who is also Mini'll
enthused ulimil the visll here ami
wlial II may lead to. Mr. Mamled Ihe Messiah 01 alone singing
here Dlls yen
Mrs. liiim was a sponsor for
tlcorge Harden. .Senniioli' High
School r’ ladlintc, one of Hie L'fiO
voulli- who ail ended Die "vocal
lump" at the I'ollrge Dos sum
mer. Them were two hi,, irain
ing programs, the vocal camp fm
yimln mol the professional camp
school for those more advanced.
The Wrstmlnslrer Choir Cullege is not Connected with Princetoil University, Hr Williamson
pointed out. fhdiJrrlH taught in
clude choir, organ, orchestral «lir. cl inn, composing and trnlmnr
on all instruments, Including plain,
'lliere nr,, ahool .100 pupils, wit),
ii uomlicr for foreign rminliicrcpre-eiilcd. The IH acre cumpu
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Ily HAM HUM MERLIN
Member* uf Ihe Hanford I'osl
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nor tv mil llslnnutf to men and l>rogram outlined try Joel Field, Commaml nruiltUcp delegate, said pulif ii'fc hi* lc v* i -11 etliiiijjh fn * iin Wa ■i •■nivit in Du- t'iti i uni nils | » *t (' 'I rv* *'mD Hi.il ill*'/jlim i-. \ ** n .iy > .11itI ‘Mil ID 'Jill |laDI It* 1 dIi i tm
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women who have personal grudges a past command*r, and farmer Inday lie llioughl "an armlMlre Is
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A m is I an» ramildato who may the 'dedication )ir»gr*to for I lie nos' ilile btil I haven't tho latn|e‘d loi
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the pi Ogress of Florida hy halting lit two pari*. Mr. Field pointed news ronferctice slunlly afire I 1 Ht.rlici Dull I wlurc I Ini 11 u.
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the march toward a two • party
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Ln i.ill .iiiiiiiiiuccd Dint i .
i » "lif It Minn
ly would tie of meat tielp ill pro of tile stadium ut 7:01) p.m., fol eluiNge
I I IIlf*
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Ihe delcg.iliuliH culled u (him Hi tuipi ii In i i -c li stiiuuny («,■rn i
In tin illi lll.llio.o | ft Med I* V I .mp . I VNoilStlft
Hintini: the grott-tli id Die slide In lowing a short concert liy the
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Dit it Ii j \ 1• 11k* Mi*
hit I
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week
lonjt recess ton in.IN |irrt»||,| I.I-,ul ,,l It", | , uni
|n t i-nfi il G> hi** i tint
industry, agriculture, lulmt rela Hcmnnd,. High School Hand ui slrnighl
\\ *ti f t'ii iln I.d .ii I n111 1)1\ t I ntt;
Num (| st.„i()r |U.(1 Relcgale. pm i ""pcr.ilPiii Vi l in in, iiiilinn ,i
h. »l • l" • l.l‘- .1 \l 1 t *|‘l*i '*
i *• Ihii i* th fit in if (i tl 11y lottp ft (lit h hnii/(it Did • iptlftl hi* y
tions and Die pioprr bundling of *' • IT. pin. The sec‘'in, prop min will
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tested, then agreed to setting III, now prcMilcii nl Du I ’niil I'mu,
I inh* 11* tlr-l tn*i *1 ;itn!
^ d rights' " tie haul
I ftl' ll * Mllrji 4It Y R111■'| ftllll 1 it > I
v llft.lt \\ 11•11 pt’l ••11 *I Slip
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take place inside Inc stadium next meeting for Aug ?7
i,mi. In dispirive all u'ks \| i i
I i •It 11 11n t‘ I j (*1111* ■ I I n n l h p
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t l y h ' d i n \\ ,. I n n
I
-liftin g ut 7 :1r. p.m.
I id Mt Dll on , 24*41 Dll* ll/Jd
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> null' .ii'.n
On chances of the talks to sue li.ul miiilc ui ll,i* hi* 111 I i Iiiyy n hi l imit* yyHli
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Hill
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Mr. Field urged that as ninny ceed. Harrison declared:
1MiCfnl IMcids
tied tlcuri’c C Mu. hull
hi* ml it'-ihtl ttuMiin ul Dm
D i d,
1 11 H i I I I J l l
t‘l
1 11 i l l 11
l.rgiunnulres ns possible lie pre
1 • Mil V
1 ! I YYl.o ft .
1i
liftMm.; Uiigld,
"I've thought Ihe Ciiiiiniuulsls ,l»
Ihe light Mem-, ft "Ui M il -ut!
till Mr* * ttimiiii >im i
I , .it, ii - I h. ltd
sent ut tlie dedication
wearing want an arinlstlcu. It Is a matter lug damage still Hi mnletul-. i
h
I III lit llM« Dixie ' 1* \ tdl *'
Milos Ml ID
e\ I1 ID t Ml! Mill YY111I i i mi
\n , , dm Mid it JIM'I \ ,0)1 III if
Legion caps, and advised every nf how much they arc willing tu Imt libelled ami -il.imli red Inn
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1 '!„ (n-t til,! 1,1 1tn;,hfy the
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I th in I k iu iu
member to feel tImt lie has a hurt pay for it "
IW" I',, ml > m IjmI , m 1hr In,
ft* 1 ' ft1y11111 hi*
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I t'sidiiliun pleilglllg
iniftnimlcd I’lmritcs uf li m l
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O lit i d i i i d
•ltd
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III Die program.
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(• ft III I t (ftfti l o l
'! . 1 let l-il Ii: Ml,' In k> I
Harrison said il was possible fur mi v anil caleuluii'd di ,-,-it >,i m,,
lift! *1 * II '•Mil* **li! nf
Following Die invocation hy •lie Reds lo accept Ihe U. N pod Aiiicriruii pcuplc
.roll 1 1 I ftlik Cdllllll't/tlft t l . I
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*■ I efi| •11* in • *•**(a! ) t hI m IsI y I Iill 11 II
Chaplain John linnirlsen of the
M'It Ill'll Mill Ilk* ll.. dii i I I tn >h. ti 1. 1.
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inunder
Mi't'arlhy's -.inI Is Im , ,1 in p n i
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f - • l*Ml III*99•*ij*11' IlipY .tl tl
Naval Air Station al the unveiling lion un prisoners
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if if i'4ti|)i| hi* :• .Itiil Mil Y
"They could give ui a good cuss oil Ituilloli'k iiceiisatiiiii Did M
ceremony, remarks on tlie unveil
tty Ttie Axxodat'il I’ rexs
fm.l 111•I 1lie *!11y,
>1.1 I liiilie I III I we III MisMvsIppl
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I'uiIlly lold Die Scuotri ".i Imn-iin
II’
1 <ill* t tl 11lit It 'i
' Showers sprinkled large areas id ing will tie made hy Cost Com Ing out and thm accept our offer."
Im
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idhi'c
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Dii* »‘tf>'s in ill \\ .1'hllol.io hid YYj 1 I ft*I is \
tCe nation lotlay, hut they missed mander J- Denver Cordell and hy Im declared. They never would lie" in a |Hutch June I I Iti ,1 ,t
pciiicd t
I I 1114f If
• I . lull- Bi-pul.I,, in pi 1 ."leu
niuim ing Gen licorgc • m .m ,u
-ft h« i*i 1
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W in s which is hakim; In the third Cant. Earle T. Louckx, post his have lo agree with us on Die pi in
III hi III \lkftMII M lU l'Il
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1 ........ hil,il, I >wlidit I > I i'if,ill,iw
wmimic chief "l -duff, piHi't.ii i
♦till •** Ml* • ■1/ nf Did 1 (Mil
cinle of no furced repatriation
Week of a crop - wintering heal torian.
I iti r ....
ini *"d l/"ii
ll I 1 lnd 1, wuii .1 Iml 1|e nl in, 11,ilnins
H id (I'Mivf iMiluj.iry Milft tmiimd
Mil ♦" . In T ■11 ft. Die iiiidtii'i
Nam II was visibly angered in | retary uf stale, and uullmr of in.
Tlie seruml program will fol
wave.
I lift I . I • to trim 1
h
i
v
i
(in
U
pi
ttfti
tl
Die
dopY
ii
d
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(« ll.M-1 mm I ♦mm* hilltiM III/ Hide its Stint'll1 ihim 1114‘Ml mil VI a id i
rtf td '» r*)| arid
Sr altered Dunulcrdinworx were low Inside the "indium with the sntne of Harrison's remarks In tlie j -Mar-.liall plan
\d1
I* -If, elisnil nl til, ll.lt .
l'(* 'III if 1 **1MMil IMI Illl’CtllO ' - I .1114*11
of
distlngiliihed conference lent
re|Mii led in Die Southeast mirth- introduction
•'lip, li» 1 ft I III III I 11Rd
ft | (f |( (111H C M O ' l l l
11 - -ii mt Ued In "Mi e- 1 Ihe
,V tif |i|, I Y Ml I.CIMIIM Mllll
The Red negotiator was parti I Eire A t Dry ('leaning
ward to the Ohio Valley anil Middle guests hy Knrlyle Hunxhidder,
I lift11 ill til 4 licit li t K V J • aid III hie Im I ll It ‘•Mill-'ll It t
•It
I pi"" ini! 1.Kill I .il has
A flag ceremony will follow, cularly nettled when Harrison said
ii* i Minim mu j|i|iro \ diI an up I si.Ill Mit’Ml All)' H Dial ftllll Hill tit flit1 1 v Biiii,: I Id- 1
Atlantic states Another area of
•liuri
"ul iuillt
",l I (ley
•him hi 1 I* Dayton h»r ;i ♦* Midi* *■ OkY I'St 1/i*till' n h ill 111191(*«I 1lift I ,iis it if lit 4
Plant Is N ot Serious
thundershowers
dampened
the arid the flag used will he that Ihe Communist* "call the Chines,'
" i i | , "nl peak on si-pl ri
ft.tli i im nn In he cTfcMilnl I yyo
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Plains slates and Rocky Moon whirl) was placed on Die coffin of soldier* volunteer* hut when it
hud
'I
<•v4*i Didii infill million i*M Did I i iii
1
i while >1 appe 11 f ‘i has son
the late Jack (iillon, first of the come* tn volunteering not to go
kn lo Dm- t ilv limits 111 iin> Muv
t'hithlng iii a dryiiii- uiucliine
rite Mill’ ••ft N of 1Ilf
tains.
ttti
■11■I••*ii hi Die Jtid/t* I ii'partniciii
"in 1 pi-<- "ti- "lie "f Itif in"-1 dra
j|V*• i miDifti i / I mk im I* Ypciitli
Its
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The mercury headed for tne 100- World War If heroes from Heml home the Communists won't reco ihe HetiDnulii County f.iiimdry, m ■
Ihe I tl* lit* Ml Mini Ut il .ill* 1
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- t -ill eui I,
, illipalgn
of tPM, (ft 1M dl-l Y fl *M
West llilrd Hlrei’t, wn- ncoicle l
c.
1 1ltr«1 nil I t .
> 1 * 1,1 1. •
plus decree mark in North and nole County to he killed Iii action. nire that."
Die P.M** ft Idr iilhcr lilililcr .......
1 pussible t i , ' In luce
An honor guard of local Negro
when (ire, caused liy Kin lie . 1,
f ftitf.iMY ’ll hv Die State Hoad
The Reds demand return of llfl
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Ckntrnl Texas for the 17th day this Legionnaires of thr Charles Young
dial iantpa NliipIiiiililiiiK
tilmcot "I ih ntipr aisftp, iim plttini’d
Mid litiit t I'ltlllll /IV* i 1, It 11Mt IM 1 im* ft"' "1 Hie 111.1)01 , UMiildateS
fmmlli Weather forecasters said Font 1107, will carry the flag to 000 captured Red*, imcltlcully tricity, lirukc nut in the mnrhii"
gi*' /iv dm .to opfxiihinlly (o *'liaiii!c
: III, V li.utte.l In, Hie I " in Vole
sliiirtlv lii’furr I did o’clock Du
1 crl)
Mi'Dilnl
I 11 \Vidi'iDM/ d ' (ml yyill it ml Mtdiro lo I he m
Mating the number muiUnclut’ zo
f|Mil ,1** "it Imtti ift, f))* ».* 1 .
them was no sign of relief,
Pul iilliei.il'. n[ Ihe fii,ill's) ruled
the flog pole after receiving It
(t li \vctiiic was rcpitll nl tn Dii *
tMl lilt ft, 1 Intfii :m ,j . •' i t i u tM
The Texas ilmuglil has destroyed from Commander Cordell an I 000 captured Chinese. The tl. N aftnrunon.
M(4ii aiii'i v nnHri'd a dcprui 111ii*yit f;'
< ills I1ul.11 Hull iml 11 , 1II11,1 not
Pnmugr to tlm rlntliing ontills-Mini and ll yi in dclcr
d
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f
lit*
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•n estimated 08 million dollars will present It to I'ost fill past says It will repatriate only HJ.oou
i" 1- "ii llie same dav they de<1 h» Itc/in iift/iiDatinns ukDi Mii'iil icporl (In' Hlali'ini'Mt said. S*1s 4d'4 Y into iii 11/. :• "
worth of crops and has caused at commanders J. Q. Galloway and captives who have said they will »"d iuiatcd hy M. 1., Hall,II n, liion
Dll'll (old Dll' Mlhl'OJM lllltll'l* lift lis<
ul, •1 rii.it Fiveiihuwur. who had
Y lift 1.1).
crlv tiYYiicis lo •.••cure lliclr ap lif'hl'Vl tl III* "solltpl.llMl. VY4*1*• 111. .-I I.
I el l
least five heat deaths In Dallas Jamea Singletary for the flag not resist return to Communist dry owner, nl |I8U. Th,* in ,, i
,- i ■p’ed Ihetr Invilalnui (trsl,
fully covered hy ill .nraucc, In
*1 id llti' jppiftt* tl jh mmm ;i*
(** III* 411 It I ui g I m I 1
soil.
alone
a *’ll l<•if lull’di * and said (n* Yvmdik ISM«l dl >. >t •’•! It'll!
ft. mm pc.ih Sept it
(.lc
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Harrison said he told Nam II "tiilcil, and owners of dam ii" d
Another surite of roolor Canadian
Lights will go out, said Mr.
.(.nl /rand Jury u/llon
ii <>i i„ i. Iiowever was given
I 'd li I i.l l rind ( h t
I 1
r I ’lilliMHMs|oM .11*m♦ \ tiled itovvn
air was moving toward 'Minnesota Field, following the bugle call to "the repatriation of n few tliuu d ill tier will lie compete,tiled fulls
1 In If s oil Die MarDIrnc i oinnn
1 fit "ice hi speak llrst Oflicials
Mr, Rat,urn nttrilititi-,1 il,e fm
sie it!’(•» 11fit
‘Mo ill to I II* *• 4*11V YY dcr mil*
and Die Dakotas, but the Chicago the colon, ami witli police car sand Chinese seem* tn be the crib
dim .ti tinned Du* slnpyatd in PJ1 *
ml iliev invited him In change
•li* (he n l) lin id i .liter An tod di'iiitcil fn ‘ i'JI it in lilt:*
Weather Human said there were ■pot light* focused on the scene, leal isttie," Roughly I3.R00 Chinese ta sparks caused l>y a n i d .i,,,
hi
. c ikin,: iliile to Sept 1
hacked rug liaviiii; 1,,-rn pliin ,1 >■
(
’arrjYYftv
n
im
I
.Infill
|ve>
have
«ald
they
won't
go
back
home.
no present Indications II would
ml with the band playing the
I, 1 pi,- dawn 'ilali nieel StevDie drying mu dime Dy mi ink
di
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that
him
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skive ns fur south ns Texts,
tar Spangled Manner, the flag
1 i .......... Hue ..nd he wus mining
Firemen answered the iihum m
I In t(ic yy iv of puhlh* apprnv/d
'•t'leasenf tuiunrraliires prevailed ralalng ceremony will fol Inw,
Preachers
Convicted
iim " ,lie Sept 5 iiiviltiHon liceuuie
Ik’ ;Ml p.nt, I 'cr"011)1d at the plant
'hi*
H
ly
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propoM«i|
cxpaiHloti
ol
from the Northeast slater west
Dr. W . P. Hrook* Jr., pnslor of
nl piiui 1 ,mi 11iiiftla-iit'.
had the fltc midi r cunlrul will,
mild
ward a m i ", the Orest Lakes and the Flrat Baptist Church and Le
For Blocking Traffic cxltnglilsliers 'when the firenn-ii
II ■ili-'i t Iim lie, etiairuiiiu of llie
I ' l i ,Ii-1-. ", ,Inn,,It- )>, ll,,' Bed
Northern I ’Inins fooler w*nthcr gion chaplain, will make the dedi
piiilbii ,11 program enmiiiltlee uf
arrived, and tlie drying tundm,
I'ins
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(ui
catory
remark*.
Following
a
taprevailed in the Pacific Northwest,
NEW Y'ORK U S- Eight evangel wa» nut ilhiuac'd
tl:, plow Iii,' maleli, espluined the
lute by a firing arpiad, laps will 1st* were convicted of disorderly
I'.I.HINiiRIL 1 I,Ilf igs— I'll,.1- II,Is 'I Inn ,l.,v wl" - ,1 tin- 111,1,1,Im,,
F ill.IM I S is HIM'
a . nn/.limit <lnl "nut waul a p<>
bile
mil
In'
ul
llie
l-’
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pi-<
"p:,l
i'.rii
.li
bo
sounded.
fui", raiti'il river mure lli.m h.ihsi
)
I'YS YHENiY, Calif 'F — A con
conduct Monday for preaching cm S c i l f a i LM*
M ncn
id. d rally
tin une cuuid get
lloil'
t-In-live,'ll
|
oil
.iiiti
s
in,
n’elnek
A t last night'* meeting Com Broadway near Times Hcpiaro
.O L M IJ IL I
IV ta g H /IIU
ti 1 tor lining mail it■ttiilrw on Ihe j r t e , ul 1 ’ iltfiiniin 11m her uinl in tlie I'U'iiiiig, ore i.ie"ii"1 In bind in, pl'iwiiin dnuc '
mander J. D. Cordell showed the
i . un
I’itiaailrtin
ihuriiuglifare hni-di laud luiiny t>uu fiii'figldei
On* of them wa» Carl J. Kuni,
i'e a t U IC H L o c a l A r e .i
Hi .iiwlule
Itepiildie 111 women
r
.I'wMlnneO on Pane XPakli
lignin
lleli,-ecu steftn., Ill....I
31, whoia right lo preach on the I
i" blue it Ids imtk witli prdltics, wit , (lead mnl funr othccis Imt I in Itmik 1-ti in r ,1, 1111. .rn,I tiHliiy
1 nh 1 cunt,m i cd lotlay witli Kinills vvimilnj! signs In mtdorlsls (heir linille tu cheek Hie flume,
street* without a permit was up-1 Hanford liKurv* pruminentlv In ;m
As tlie pledging I I'liim: nnw - iitu-wi-r in driili plans for a drive
Lions O fficials T o
Lurry Higgins, lit
year
uid
r. ..I:
held by the Supreme Court last I orilrle In the August issue uf i n k
w No m *tl*r how far away
she
said, "we will loll hurl ut mu in wim, llie wouieuS vote a vole
That case grew nut of a smivilli>’s popular "Hoafurer Mac ,
Nrlglthur. please be rareftii slate Imeslry service workers, wits cillotii IIi[IIIII us we ...................Hell III Mime believe could mcant he mar'p ram ham* you may go tm yowSunday year.
meeting Kuni. an ordained Rantisl line" which is rmii-crned with Do'
n#*l tulle *n thnl you may burned 1,1 death
Ilile llglillui! :i Hie past " .‘ ilie :t I si 1 relliliiili'il pin CM "1 victory ill the presidential
tarallon you can readllr (attfc
minister, held at Columbu* C
circle prnposeil Ht John’* Indian River I,
,,- In vole fur Ike.”
list acre lire smith uf Fdsinure. speelive ilniiurs wliu were luini'il elect inn
up on ihe home town n*w« by
Nearly 100 deputy diitriet gov- in 1049.
canal
11,'iiincral*
situuwked
a n ti near ( Icvelnrul Noliuuul Forest A away in .Inly bacauxe (liny liml
Mr
Buy F I ’rlest uf Utah, a*e-"dlng Ihe Hanford H tr iM
ernora,
nor*, prealdenta and secretaries
t * iiiiilnutt! Oft I' arp I'. I ahi>
He wae convicted under a
Titled "River of Opportunity" Die fill I ,'d police lo enforce an ur- whirlwliol nf llames engulfed lum eaten fal lev. thun four hours lie |
when you return. You can ar
o f Llona International
. . . In Florida city ordinance requiring a police slnry relates Imw the Ht. John's
II, 1: 1iii ' ii humtitlg political pnvlers
fore diiiiidinii tliat iliis was an np
0 are
Dlatrlct 3 8...
. . . expected here permit ta hold reltaimis meetings
rang* with your carrier boy, or
on ily pro|terlv. The last four before ntlier wtiikei.n eiatld reaeli piirtiiinlv til moke lip III,'II pie
Indian River Improvement t "in
■ be
' i held
at a cabinet meeting to
Movie Tim e Table
(dm
through Charlie Morrison, elrco*
on
the
alreet*.
The
Hnpreme
Court,
mlltce
wan
fininded
at
Hanford
im
wuids
were
painted
out.
at the Yacht Club Sunday
| a
after*
Four lire men haltlunt a 7.0tm vinos [allure In dnuale
lotion ruanartr. hr telephoning
B IT /
rtrtevn at
mI StIO
1119IY o'clock,
oi|«leiwL King
1/ ln» Lion in throwing aul a tin line, ruled July kH ami descrilies the fmictiou
"Rvervuiie
luieiesled
111 (n in e a
noon
acre wind
wiiipp,1,! Imi-dt and
lid , to hare your regular laaaeo
"LADY IN T H E IRON MASK"
E, S. McCall announcer! to tnetn- the ordinance unconstitutional a* ■ •ml posxltdlitlos nl the canal
piul
nl
hlnnd
tn
assisi
Mie
saving
|
grass (tre nasi nr San dose wore
Of Ihe Herald saved for you
The magazine also carries a map
I 18 ■ !!:QH - 4:41 ■ 8 2* bora of tho Sanford Lion* Club restraint on freedom nl ipecrh etui
1 YIIM HI ' REYI t HtiPPEH
Millin',I when their fire Iruek nf lives in Kurea uud wlm It.i- in,I
white you are ewar, lo bo 4 *
of Ihls urna showing Ihe proposed
8:07 - 0:50
given within six weeks limild lele
It.,, regular m cti'iK am lfMipiirr hurtled
Uvered to your homo Ip m t
location
of
tho
canal
in
relulion
l"
This
time
police
accnred
Kuni
Thirty one clube, Hanford In
nf ti,t> Beminulo County Farm Ruphone llie Bed Crus!i at Hi) and
The
fire,
tanned
hv
lirlsk
wlmbi
nnd
seven
others
nl
causing
a
Iraf
Ihe Iwo river*, the boundary of Ihe 1, 1,1 will l,„ belli Friday night
MU V I F LA N O
Jfemrkoge upon your relum
cluded, will be represented at th*
make a pledge,” him concluded
"NAVY ROUND"
meeting at wMoh Lion program* fie tie-up bv preaching a( Brnatl- drainage basin and tlm varmus nt , 00 oVIoek al the Future ill lint, dry wentlier, raped out nf
There U no extra churfov Tho
. - j .« i u - » . u n ^
dlscusted. way and 47th Street nn July 18. lakes anil ^highways of Ihls region f t , 1in,-r HuiUljrig, Mrs. Henry control tie-.pile efforts nf 835 men
.Start 7:25—First Feature 8:01
The article note* that tlm ifark
2,1 Feature It:ill; Last
w ill be aanred. They were found guilty bv Magis
Iim, ton, chairman of women’s using liulldiirurs, heavy trucks, air
MAHONS
M
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E
T
TONIGHT
plnne*
mol
liuiul
tools.
HoiiijiI hI c Show tt;52.
the weekly trate Paul Balaam and will be sen innville dlatrlct engineer recently nciivitlta in the oruaniiatlon, anThere
will
lie
a
regular
meeting
Foresters
Imped
In
hnve
two
fires
I'li.W ltll; LAK E
tenced
Aug.
a
.
estimated freight saving........ the 1101,need tmlny, Aiming Hie guests
« tnnouncBefore D iving op you* va>
nf
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"MY MIX CONVICTS"
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33.000 a pri rlit will be Mr. uinl Mrs. John
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value l’ur,l M r, Ford has retired as see- Nevada under control lodoy. The Accented Macons a I « Oil o'clock
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Hop d o Y o rtp p l.
li:30— ONLY
i ,'ju to accept a nsw poilllon lni»o acres near Murphys, 15 miles shipful Master J. V Jones Invites
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- ifa h ltlia
all Master Masons to attend.
Alabama.
cast of Han Andreas.
TAl.l.AIIASSKK -M - Guv Fuller
Warrrn luday agreed to call a spec
till Supreme Court primary dee
thin In Kcpiitillcanx if shown there
lx ti vacancy in the party’s uom
i t f ion ami lie has the legal power
to (‘all a S O I1 primary.
Wart en re leaned tu reporters the
text at a tctrgrmn lie tent Monday
to li ilattild Alexander, Pi Myers,
.Stale llepnliheaii chairitiaii.
The Kiiveritiir'x wire wax in an
twer In a pmtcsl over lln* gover
ttor's action m callltut a *|teeiol
primary m I It lor iMMnoernt* on
iy to nnmiuale a snecesjur to the
late Supreme Court Justice liny
ll_Chapnuti
Win pm an w j *i the (idRiorratlr
immiiu'e to ■iieeted himself The
Republican*. ilhl not nominate a
randid.ite In their regular May prl
mary
The pom i uni's tele lira in said hlx
call tor a pcciul primary to fill
a vacancy m the ih mocralic none
Illation (in Supreme Court juxllen
wax hastd on mi advisory opinion
from the s iprcoie ( ’ourl
lie raid Dial as he understood the
l;n "lliere i mi vacancy in the
Republican nomination for a jus
lice of the i Id nia Supreme Court.
innMimdi as the Itepulilleun Party
failed In mitimitli1 a camlhlale in
file May primary."
Ally <it'll
Itleliaril Ervin lie
lleve (he Republican, • hould y|el
u finds iii the post
8-Nation Air-Sea
Shipyard Deal
Exert ise To Be
In .lax Will Be
Held By Allies
Probed By Jury
r
Attorney General To
1’resellI G land Jm \
Wit li Sale Del.ills
Plans Approved Truce Delegate
For Dedication Sees Possibility
Of Ball Stadium Of Ending Strife
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Reynolds’ Island Forecasters Of Rise
In The News
In Prices Criticized Blues
Hy ROD ANTHONY
Retreat Revealed
WASHINGTON- ^ - S e c r e ta r y of
Two wonts In Hanford last
Grim-Faced Nurse As Gilded Spot Commerce
Sawyer say* those who blight bail exceptionally large ntiredlet sharply rising prices arc tendance. One w it the "Au Re.
Who Saw Autopsy
ust guessing, and that their un- voir" party nt tho Navy Contar
By F
J
the “MerMAP ELO ISLAND, Oa. (A -lt. J. minded forecasta could help speed amt the other
Blamed For Death1 Reynolds, tobacco heir, Is having upHoInflation.
chant's" baseball game a t Memo
said Tuesday he plans to
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Red Plot
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r i m
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O ael
tngraphlc coplea of Communist lit
erature Matusow said was used In
1030 and later in an effort to sal
up a Communist led organisation
known as "Young Pioneer*" as a
%• 111 * « »«,«
rival lo the Boy Scouts.
cal
and
dental
survey
and
final!*-'
tlon
"The Boy Scouts la an organisa
tion for capitalist w ars!" read caplinn* emblazoned on the covers of
Ihls literature. "Smash the Boy
Th Seminole County Singing
Scouts! Join Iho Young PlonccrsC'
Convention will be held Sunday at
The document was larded with slo the
Churrh of God, Oviedo.
gans Ihnt "Boy Seoul* nro for boss
Walter
J. Coleman, president
es' wars" and "Bay Scout* take of the convention,
to
part in murder nf striking work day that extensive announced
preparations
ers "
being made hy n com mitten
Matusow said that as a Com are arrangement*
to entertain a
munist he saw a high powered of
plan evolved to Infiltrate high large number of singers and visi
schools, community and even tor* who will he present from
church clubs, and labor unions. He throughout Central Florida.
Hinging teacher* nnd leaders
termed senut Infiltration a part of
will he present from Orange, Vo
Ihls plan
Another witness, Herbert Romer- lusia, Polk, Rmvnrd, Putnam and
sleln. Brooklyn, N. Y., told nf be other nearby counties. The public
ing recruited Into the Communist- I* Invited to attend and enjoy a
front ns a high school student nt full day of gospel singing, and to
the age of 1374. Romerstrln said enjoy dinner nt the gathering.
he finally divorced himself from
rnmmunlsm
Up said Communist youth work who are pretty green."
first was handled through tho
The nlher, ha said, Is the Labor
Young Communist League, then Youth League, frankly offering
through American Youth for He- Marxist training to young persons
Mo many nses! It till*, fallows,
mncrncy, and finally split Into twn Interested In communism.
mulches and shallow cu lti
new fronts.
vates orchards. Fine for loosenA third witness, Seymour Hakst,
Ing top soli, yel leaves ioiiu
One of these, Itnmersteln snld, Washington, told of being signed
surface trash lo retard erodon.
Is "the Young Progressives nf up as n Young Communis: League
America
. a broad youth or- choir singer and member In Brook
Narrow shsnks lunkr It ■
gnui/nllon lhal could rape In many lyn Ho said ho was Hred from a
deilrahlc tool for breaking
young people who didn't know what war lime Joh with the Soviet gov
plow pan nr renovating patcommunism wna. . . They get eminent purrhaslng rnmmixilon
lures. Special point* are avail
people who are not yel Cninmu here for Irylng tn organize fellow
able far killing noxious grave
nisi* The Idea Is to get people workers Into n tabor union.
■nd weeds.
IiOulHiana Election
Official Indicted
T iL te ln i
fn p
id m ln lttu
Singing Convention
Planned In Oviedo
a big time displaying lo his at
rial S ta d iu m .
tractive auburn-haired bride their make a survey to get at the facts.
The crowd nt the stadium was
Retiring Office of I'rlce Stahlli- the largest this season and the
homo here In the Golden Isles.
If you got the idea from stories tntlon (OPS) Director Ellis Aninll Seminole Illuex wero the winners
nf their wedding here Inst Friday has said the drought will have on nil count* fur the full house.
that the place Is a gossamer pal "disastrous" effects on oVices and Reside* winning the ball game
ace nf gold splashed with dia i hat Ihe J5 US n ton steel prlee In 10-5, the Hiuc* won the pre-game
crease will cost the overage fam contests In throwing and balling.
monds, forget it.
The place Is big and It is fine ily lino a year.
Illues catcher. Dusty Rhodes, won
But there is nothing superficial.
Without mentioning Arnnll hy two contest* himself. First be
name. Sawyer sold Inflation often threw a baseball from homenUte
It's solid and substantial.
Reynolds, whoso many pursuits Is stimulated hy public fear that through a barrel at second liasn.
Include building boats nnd skipper prices may go up—he mentioned Then, of all things, tho crowd
ing them, running a shipping line, the fear buying following the Kn- witnessed Dilsty outrnre a horse,
flying, photography, forestry, cat roan Invasion.
after which n common comment
Hut Price lloss Arnnll has eon was "Now I've seen everything."
tle raising, farming and road build
ing—to mention n few—look hours tended the situation Is so serious
The Navy Center had a record
away from his honeymoon Tues President Truman should rail a crowd on hand for their "All
day to show un Associated Press special session of Congress to pass Revolr" party In honor of the ni'-n
WETUMFKA. At* un - A grim- newsman nnd photographer around anil Inflation laws Truman said on the station Hint will soon
faced nurse, acruscd of poisoning the Island plantation.
Inst week he is ronsldcring the leave Hanford on a cruise.
her 2-year-old niece and calmly
No newsmen wero nrrseol at Idea
"May Lane's Variety Hhnw" re
watching an autopsy on Ihe body last week’s wedding of the Id yearceived thundermn applause from
waa called to trial here today on old Reynolds nml the former Mrs
the audience nnd the curnnx of
the flrnt of Iwo m urder charges Muriel (ireennugh, 3.7—Ihe third
the show wai a lady whistler
(h it could mean her awn life
marriage for each. Rul Ihe newly
from the Ted Mack Radio Hhnw.
G rayhaired Mrs. Earle Denni weds (minted out the spot under
After giving Imitations of bird
son la accused of feeding arsenic the ngeold oaks In front nf Ihe
calls and police whistles, ahe
to Shirley Dlann Weldon, who died 23-room main plantation Imnsn
NEW O R L E A N S^ - Five Pl«- whistled her stylings nf "Listen to
May 1, and also to her tiny sister, where Ihey repented their vows be
Pally Ann.
fore the Rev. Gordon C. King, quemlnc Parish (county) election the Mocklriir Bird" and "Indian
Bhlrley was only a few days old Methodist minister from Darien, officials were Indlrtrd hy n fed Love fa ll." For no rnrnrs, she
eral grand Jury on conspiracy received a rruurvt for "Whlsperwhen Polly Ann died Iwo and a Ga.
charges following nil Investigation Inir" which she filled with her
half years ago after a sudden,
Contrary
lo
popular
belief,
Rey
violent Hines*. Only the death of nolds doesn't own all of this South of tho 1D.V) election of U, 8 Rep delightful terhnhjue nf whistling.
Bhlrley Dlann was on Ihe court east Georgia coastal Island Sev F Edward Hebert
Other arts in llie show Included
The five were named In the In singer JoAnop Hensley nnd a
docket for today.
eral
Negro
families,
whose
ances
dictment ns supporter* o( Hebert,
The widowed, 51-veamld nurse
were slaves here, Mill hold who Inst month was rrelectrd from iinlipie vornl duet of "P ut Your
who worked at Iho hospital where tors
8 ho,-* on Lucy" by Hill Worth
10-nere
tracts
derded
them
after
Ihe child died was arrested a week Ihe War between the States hy Hie l.ouhlann hirst ('nngrrxxlnnnl nml Marjorie Willis.
later after the parents, Mr. and Thomas Spalding, owner of Ihe I* District.
A young Ind named Harrison
. * . D o n y o u r tra c to r s ta r t h a rd T
Mr*. O. <J. Weldon of the nearby land, which Is 12 miles long and
Imlieteil were; *,„gi>ln Trmnha- drew laughter from the rrowd
Claud community, awore out a Ihren
lul l, Henry tiehhnner h r , Emile with his remedy vocal of "Foolish
miles
wide.
m urder warrant.
. . . " p i n g " o n h a r d p u lls ?
Minnphiey, Anthony Mumphray Questions" and "Educated fow ,"
While Ihe Inland enn he readied nnd Joseph Haille
Sheriff Lealer Holley said Mrs
An
act
termed
"cutest
of
all"
Dennison admitted, wllhnut a show only hy plnno nr boat, llcyimldi
Hebert said the Indletmenls were
. • * w a i t * o il?
of emotion, that she gave Bhlrley has several enrs, trucks and Jeeps. "polllienlly Inspired nnd designed by many of the people In the
Dlann arsenic In a soft drink and He drove one of Ihe Jeeps on the to em barrass those who have stood audience, was young Marlorle Wil
took her to the hospital when she lour he conducted over Ihe five op for -stotea rights nnd cnnslltu- lis's vocal rendition nf "How Come
You Do Me Like You Do."
went Into convulsions. The child miles of asphnlted nnd many more lliin.il government."
miles of sand roads on Ihe Island.
Hounding out the entertaindied five hours later.
The Investigation began after J
Within a few months Ihe rnuple Ren Meyer, who was an unsuc incut fo r the night was an aero
Stale Tnxlculoglst C, J. RheJIlng will
on a world rruise aboard cessful candidate In IMfl and lost batic m l anil songs by Drnn Mrsaid the autopsy, performed with theirstart
yacht "Arles" being Imllt In again to lleherl hud month, com Crarkln and David Hester.
Mrs. Dennison present, showed ur England
Punch and cake were served
plained recently that name* of per
aattlc.
ended active operations sons were listed ns having voted after Hie show and music was |
Still suspicious about Ihe death In Reynolds
the R. J Reynolds Tnlineeu when they actually did not east furnished for (Inuring. All In all
nf Polly Ann nearly three years Company
to heroine a Nuv-y offb hallols. lie also snltl some of the It was a swell party and will
before, tho Weldons arranged to
have her reinalria analysed Dr cer In World War II He remains voters in I'hupicinlnci first ward rertaiulv leave some pleasant
memories with the men aboard
Rehllng said she, loo, had trarex a director of Della Air Lines—In were residents of New Orleans
Records show that Meyer re til" station who wit tin leaving
of the deadly metallic poison, and Ihe field of flying where tie was
a
pioneer
ceived only three voles In that Hanford for the cruise.
another warrant
was
signed
A "Thank Yon" to Mrs. Mny
precinct In Itl.Vl
■gainst the aunt.
Meyer took tils complaint to Lane for a Job well donetl Her
Sheriff Holley said Mrs. Denni
Atly (Jen. Mcflranrry who or variety show was "lops" In enter
son denied inlcnllnnally poisoning
RED LIGHT IN DUCKS EGG
tiered the grand )ury Investigation tnfmnrnt and her patience, dillPotty Ann, hut admitted leaving a
pence and hard work at the Navy
■alt shaker containing arsenlr nf STOIIIIH. Conn. iA - P iiI a red
feid er I* definitely appreciated hy
the Weldon 4inmc after a visit light over your hen nests, and
ESCAPEE
CAPTURED
Hie men aboard the Air Hinliou
She said she used It tn make an watch the egg* roll In
AIIKIIDEKN,
Scotland
uP
John
C. S Plutl, Rutgers University
Insect kilter.
CIB
Ramensky,
such
a
good
safecrack
The sheriff said Ihe woman told egg expert, said In a paper for the er the Mrillsh government once
him, however, that she enllertcd National Poultry Assorlnllun meet
HOME HITS RECKI.EHSNEHS
U ,000 on an insurance policy after ing, that air raid regulation* hired him to do It, was recaptured
ROME
llorun pollen an
the first child's death. She gave blacked out the brilliantly lighted Tuesday night alter breaking nut
of
glim
Pclrrhcad
Prison
near
nminml a crackdown today on
no motive for Iho admllted slaying poultry houses along Ihe Jersey
reckless drivers, who have turned
of Shirley Dlann, hut Holley said j.'oasl during Ihe war. So farmers here
Ills escape Monday was his sec the Italian eanllal's streets Into
■he reportedly had twn pnlleles un Ior net! on the dim red lights lo lei
ond
from
Peterhead
He's
serving
death traps There Is one fatal
them see.
her totaling 06,000.
The rod light had n tendency In a five-year sentence for robbing auto accident almost every day
u
poslufflco.
The authorities said inotnrUh
krrp the hens longer on the nests
During World War II I ho Hrltlsh causing accidents would lose thrlr 1
Egg production rose, end tinea
Keep pow er u p and luol coofumpIhen, experiment* have enntlrmed Army ro mem be red Ramensky's driving licenses nnd full publicity
reputation its llrltnln's No 1 would tie given to all cases nf
tlon ifow n!. . . B rthg your tractor
Ihe red light's effect on hens.
erneksman and parnrludrd him lie negligent or reckless driving
In now for an ahend-nf-season en
(Cenllnnsit rrn n l*aee ll**l
hind
Hie
Herman
lines
lo
blow
open
on his fare n* Mrs. CtowpII de
gine
overhaul. You can depend
CALL
US
Nazi safes containing secret tlncii |
pleted him n* a blackface minstrel.
on our IH-traincd servicemen, IllMKTAL REVEALS lltl.lM
merits
T
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D
A
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She completed her program with
HORN IT Mil,KM APAHT
approved service equipment and
a color sketch of "Moonlight Ray"
STAFFORD, England ifi-A Slab
DEUX. France I4S—'The wife of
genuine
IH precision-engineered
In Florida, while Mr. Hrrrkrnridgn fordshlre smelter worker stared
s Deux factory worker gave birth
parts to maintain the (me per
Toesdny at the cauldron of molten
played th* song of that title.
EXPLOSION KILIM ft
In twins today They arrived IT
formance huilt into your FarmalL
J. P. Hall announrpd Hint Kl- lead he was stirring—wads of mon
FKO.HINONK. Italy if\- Police re miles apart
wero rising up liirooglt Ihe huh purled lotlay Hint an explosion In The older of Hie twins, n boy,
wnnta nominations will be held
a clandestine firecracker factory w-ns burn here The doctor, fearing
next week, nnd election of officers ;;r,
The astonished worker snntrhrd near here killed six persons anti rnuipllentlnns. hud the mother
and directors will take place two
weeks later. Van Huron Cornell 32 one pound notes <}M.VH0) from rnim hlrtl a Iwo-story building
moved to a clinic nt Nlnrt, IT miles
Tho ox pins Ion, white Iho fire away. The second child, a girl,
of St. Davids, P*., was welcomed Ihe seething cauldron, The money
a* a gueat. Earl Higginbotham apparently hnd been hidden In a rraekrrs were lielng rnatuifnrlureil w-ns horn there
bag of lend sernp which Inter was secretly, set off n large store of
presided.
The troy’s birth will he registered 1100 French Avenue.
Phone 1500
fireworks.
seiil lo the smeller for re-use.
nt Deux, Ihe girl's at Nlnrt.
W E T U M J K A ,U a . </P)_A
Middle-aged nurse accused of
poisoning her two small nlrcrs
Injured herself by slashing her
wrlat with a rasor blade Turs• ay night onl> a few hours
bvforv she wax to go on trial
far murder.
Hhrriff Lester Holley said
Mr*. Earle Dennison managed
to slip a piece of rasor blade
•ruder the rovera of her bed
■t nearby Tutwller Prison for
Women where she ha* been
h*ld since her arreat three
month* ago.
Ing cTothtng, p-y Ittd serrie* m
ordt.
~
Aa a civil Ion Col. Dorton w{Q
continue to serve In the volunteer
reserve of the Enlisted Resirvi
Corpv to complete original r*.
serve enlistment.
He is nsslgned to the Florlds
lief from aatlve mflltary duty a t
the Separation Center, Fort Jackion, 8. C. on Aug. 0.
The new Separation Center, one
FT. JACKSON, 8. C. (Special) of *1* In the United State*, I*
—Cpl. Lewi* C. Dorton, Sanford, scared to separate .100 discharger*
Fla., completed processing for re- a day who havo previously com
pleted 72-hour* of preparatory
Cpi Lewis Dorton
Gets His Discharge
^ A m h l implement for your Ford Tractor^ 1
Mars farmer*
ihnnld I earn
about this tael.’
FIELD CULTIVATOR
Qtilrkly allarhed lo Ford
T rsrlar, ileplli hydrnulU stly
controlled. Invevllgato this
versatile tool now!
BRITT TRACTOR CO.
Phone 501
O rtn m lo llliv n y
6 * » * r lg * t l i l t
tfa**W P w * r w “ r «
stop power thieves!
W IT H O U R IH 5 -S T A R
IN G IN E O V E R H A U L
Klwnnin Club
Seminole Truck & Tractor Co.
RHEE TO BE INAUGURATED
PUSAN, Koraa i* — President
Syngman Rhea will ba Inaugurated
for * second tarm Thursday In the
old capital of Saoul.
At the tam e time, South Koreans
will observe Ihe fourth annlveraary
of Ihe Hepuhlio and tho seventh
year of Independence from Japa
net* rule.
Rhea, who forced popular elec
tint) of Ihe president and creation
of a two-house legislature upon an
antagonistic assembly, received
9,231,760 volaa. Ilia nearest nppn
rent, former Communist Chn Hong
Am, got 727,604.
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Reduce upkeep with such wear-sav
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In|ey tmeelh performance with
gyrel Fluid Drive, wear-praferHng
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HANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, T bM
Marines Beat
Down Attacks
On Bunker Hill
4
t
lim
f a ir ami iimtlmied ralh rr hoi
through Friday except for very
whirl) scattered aftrrimon thunder
showers.
Adlai Appeals
To States To
C orrect Ills
Camera Club Prize Pictures
-----
Inflict Heavy Casual
ties On Reds Leav
ing Battle Grounds
Strewn With Bodies
Says Action At Home
Level Would Stop
"Tidal Wave'* Of
Centralized Power
By WILLIAM t . RARNAHI)
SEOUL, Korea (.tv—U. S. Marine!
beat back two fierce Communist
attack! Wednesday night and to• y to retain their newly-won hold
on Bunker Hill In Western Korea
The ballalion-stze Red assaults
were the third and fourth futile
attempts to recapture lerrlory
retied early Tursday by the leath
ernecks.
A U N briefing officer said
Communist casualties were heavy
By mid day. he said, dead enemy
soldiers lay sprawled in groups on
the srarred slop* of the hlU. only
four miles east of I'anmuujom,
• e truce talks site.
Maj Gen John Sclden. com
mamter of the U. S First Marine
Division, estimated "well over MW"
Beds have been killed In four days
of fighting on Hunker Hill, which
he called "Ihe biggest Marino ac
tion since we reached the Western
front " The general said the Hunk
First prise of $12, and third Ramsey, 13, youngest member of I lure, left, took the first prir.it and an fx pilse from Ihe Iteally Ids llnllel to ,-iii. h 1 1n ■noitio
m ettlulu........ni.o,-> r d I'll.- II. ■
er Hill o|ierntiun succeeded us u prise uf (ft, contributed by the S'. Ihe Hanford Camera Club, lit the that of the ehlldreu, llilrd. The companv to Te,| Kodlnakl of the presiiinu. tliudmi Swenn-v. Im-ui il l. -civiil , ■ , lg,
result of "beautiful teamwork—air Johns Beatty Co., went to Kenneth current club contest. The deer pic-I close-up of Ihe monkey brought ! Sanford Naval Auxiliary, using nierchunt, und Cbnrli". Mh iii -» m.
artillery, tnorturs, tanks, rockets
and all the rest."
lie
singled out clteM protecting
B la st Destroys Kenneth Ramsey Fluorine Is Not Hmnan Morris ('amp Muds Amid
French Avenue
Wins I*list Prize
Acclamations
Of
IV
ig
Success
Two Stares in
In Photography Yet Proven, Says 11* i iinati M.u ris'h Ml/ Hunch nfli't y, itti»l H i' I'lliiim in Appraisals A r e
r.ic'iluy afli-r (ilti%!il|f
I M«ih M »
t m ■,hm
iMarianna Today Kenneth Itamsey. |JI, son of Mr. Dr. Harold King *'li*«»**l
Returned To City
M
h» it ( ( I t«f UilJ I'auipfrA ft mu unf $*i front
annum ! vests us "worth their
weight in lives,"
Allied wurplanei continued to
hammer ut Bed positions today
The Air Force said they knocked
out nine troop bunkers and three
gun |Misltions, ami killed - nr
wgunded 2o Communists near
Bunker Hill Bono • tired Mo
rlnes, meanwhile, huddled In their Seven Persons Hurt
prefabricated timbered hunkers,
By Explosion Which
awaiting new Bed moves,
to Bed tnachincgumier* early today
Results In Flames
Infiltrated Hut crest of nearby Si
heriu Hill—also captured Tuesday
MAKIANNA J ’ — Two stores and
by Ihe marines. But Allied troops pint of u third were blown up hers*
silenced the gum in IS minutes. today.
The Communists preceded their
Seven person* were given hos
Wednesday night assault on Bunk pital first aid for cut* from flying
er Hill with a fiery, three hour glass.
artillery barrage.
A gas leak was suspected but un
rhrn, at B:U3 p. m., Chinese Investigation was delayed until
entry men charged inlo withering smuldrring flames were put nut.
fire from Marine rifles, machine The Marianna Drug Store and
aims and artillery. Seventy min Anno iiaruersuop
jic Mown
Barbershop were Just
iter the '.bAtlrrad Communist Inin nnthlUKiias* 'Tlie adjacent
i
w ar dam
Hull lb's Fa titbit- (shop wj
Ttflds lautlcliei
tTiiskt at- aged and resultant fire
completed
tire en
tack at 3:33 a. m Thursday,’« After its destruction.
a crackling skirmish which Tastod
Those were one story brick build
four minutes.- they withdrew to mgs The uearhy two-story Gulf
their lines
Life Insurance Budding was dam
"When they found Ihe Marines aged by smoke and waier
were really ready for them, Kiev
Ihe Idled occurred In the center
railed it off," said Mu| Louis | 4|, ,|u,
llreaull. Uullas. Tea.
i Kis-s* depart m enu from nearby
Breaull estimated 3,000 or more towns helped fight the Baines
Beds have lieeu osigned In retuke
|, nlnag(. w„ estimated unofft
'• " L l . r
. ..
. . . .
1daily by an Insurance man at
^ "If recent patterns are followed," uoo.ono. lie did not want to t.e
tin added, "it Is vary possible that ..noted hv name
•' ,hr i.!,,,r ,,,y 11
Harry Hell, city and fire cointhe hill in a w eek» lime, they inM-$icuu*r, who operaleN a grocery
mWii* i l,P* $ § |
store not -far away, was taking
Allied patroU roii|(ht two stiff snrm» ^rovcrics to a parked auto
clashes with Reds early Thursday am, MVV the p e n s io n
In brief rabls nn enemy held pn \ •• h junked like a bomb had been
slllnns north nf Korangpu anil west dropped un II," he said
northwest of Chorwon
Sonny Harris, of Itadln SI a IInn
Wednesday night, B-2rt bombers WITH, said "it disiulegrated. It
blasted an enemy supplv enneen was hero yesterday and It’s not
Mratinn Just nortli of Hnmdong, here now."
about 19 mile* east of Pyongyang,
Fire departments from uearhy
Ihe capital of North Korea. Other lowu-i, including Sneads. Chlplry,
bomber* teamed with Marine air and Bulb.to Ala . were culled to
craft and bombed Comm unis t front help stop tile blaze.
line positions.
The ilriiji store had not been
upeued for business when Ihe blast
came
Only firewalls between majority
of other slnrcs in the block, and
timely flrefighllug prevented the
I.ICQ ATHKHY, France its - a flames from spreading farther.
^ tortnr went l.ooo feet dmvn Inlo
• h e earth today to treat a cave ex
plorer who had fallatt and broken
hi* back and Jaw.
The physician Ira valid two and
a hair hour* on a steel cable low
ered Into the P lerrt Balm Martin
cave to reach the Injured man.
Marcel lambena, and raported
TOKYO (At — Maj. Gen llaydnn
bark:
'"Condition
stationary,
great L. Boatner. who tamed rloling Red
hopes. Extremely delicate Job of prisoners of war on Kn|e Island,
aairi today he Is looking forward
bringing injured up."
. Both the doctor* and Loubtns with pleasure to u new Job In the
members nf an axpiMUtlon that United State* where he can be
I* exploring the huge cave near with Id* family
Boatner is commander of all
hare.
United Nation* prisoner nf war
ohim*. M vmr-nld Parisian in- cgmpe,
a Job given him afler hi*
rlall-t. fell tW feet WedneSdav
n r t e In the m
whan Ihe skillful handling of the KoJo riotible bringing him to the surface eta. Re has been named deputy
commander of the Fourth Army ut
[gpped.
San Antonio, Tex. He will leave
Korea about Sept. I
"Everything la ipiiet and satis
factory now" at the orison camps,
Boatner said III a telephone inter'
view from his headquarters In Bu
No m atter h«w» fay away san. "I'm vary happy about the
p a-se
ir home r»e ewy »o en r o t new assignment "
Face!
ation you ran readilv eatch
"The bull of JoJe " as Boatner
ne■ 0on the home town n»ws by became
fo his men. took
»—dine ihe Banford HersW commendknown
the Ko»e Island BOW
when yea return. Yen ran «r* camp la it ofMay
after rebellious
an te with vony carrier bar. er wH*n-eri cantered en* c '" n comhntnfh fherlle Morrl«iw cfo«n.
a'lon m anarer. hv telephoning
•*«»**»
if n . had
i t , »n h '- c *««r ceootar le*n««
f the We*aM •»***! fee you
*.4e>nw fMtwPnlpAit |L-S
ttPwtdH
Vn
•M e rc« ere ewov, ta he ito
leered In m n r home In an# to***!' «*»4
f+tyrn
•*•*»*#**#■*••
l*to**t.
mekege epen »•«* return
J
Injured Man Treated
By Doctor In Cave
General Who Put
End To Koje Riot
Returning To U.S.
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O it III .'hill I I ,1 t 1.
IBIlk| ) I I|IC
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ill** lliil i - Ilf"! I* Hr*i||
Aiming l he p>n >iroltn U »»»H
«himllnir Reho>Yt>m*'iit i» 'h r *•.•»$n4*
were the itltfitimo mI 0 -lm
«hooler ntfitlM in iinln i\ l*v Will
Km t of W’ lh tn H it I itiid l hi om
ID DON d i u t t a n : A H
S P R IN G F IE L D . Ill ,Fi
Demoi.tiic p r o itlen llal oomtnee Adlai
stevI'li-on called on Hie ili stoles
imt.i) in give such good governmi nl tu tin u people tliut they Will
h.
,|t llie " tidal wave" ol central
,/cit piitvei iii-ipiog low ard ttaslu
Illgll.O
In Ihe f ir t major ipeecli since
Im, (titiivti.atdid Slevonsoi, warned
ilu- d u l l will go mi uules* the
■tales "prflurill those iieccssarv
lum loins t>i guvcrniiiimt which
.loo 1 have i.i tu- performed in
v\ i inugtoii
I lieu he said
ihe people will
leiii.uid llie serv ici
amt d Itiey
Iim l gel (lu-in ai home they will
(mu tu I'nrh* ''.ilu
\iiil the
tail
an- tile dikes which we can
timid mule •troogi) against Ihe
timid w a le ls sweeping tow aril the
District id < olutiilma
Slivetison ga ve tils views In a
-p en t, prepared for delivery at
i Democratic rally at tile Illinois
date Fan in mlioduciug the main
.peakcr of the day. Vice President
Ml.ii, ttarkluy id Kentucky
m u e n sun gave Ins nvvii plUloso
|i),y <d goveniiiiinl defended Ills
. c r . u,l a* governor ol Illinois,
njipcd into In- Itiqiuldican critics,
mi ucd
- uuii
ui
his cr iticism
i, ;,iuist t.u mi*, pie<ub'id Herbert
llmivci amt al-u poked some sur
ii, ,i (.o p p tcsideutuil hilttllnee D sight |l Flseilhower
lie packed till* wide swinging
17 D e f r l s h 'd i
R i ^ l i t - in-iv >d topics lido aliout 2,rxxl
wold- winch In- had written and
Ol W.ivs S r 1 u 1 v il poll lied for the |l 1st two days up
odd mul mm mug
W illi..nt
Citv C om
M e. en nil, gave the Imiil core of
llilllf of firil pll/a in ||tlHalts I a11
In* • ,n i l l, ii, ., few paragraphs
hv rh 'ti’k Ailnlioii of l itn'pji b ill.
\ t (it 11 f v 1! 1 1 • m ul. NLiM.toy
, which I,a luted with prole llie
11 Nimill CAtfe enehiHiiifcv 11 p$*ifi.Hv
raallllit h«l) Hlltl Hirmul pli/1 hv n i p 1,1 I n '1.1 I l l s < M O I l l l * H O I , t« 1 actueveiiieiils ol los administration
in llliimi* and then went mi to say:
W*nyne Rlner of
Vpi’okti o h - i l h |( 1i a111ka* 11.11 v h m l k ' k ’ t 111' 1< 1 1f i k* . i t
"It tins been -.Mil But perhaps
ffirvi-tt rt fliitiihkT plov *>v11li u ho h , f 010111$? I * f I l \ Y i l l ! i r I I v h l akf
h** omitfht m nil 1lit*•■1 «*l 11 I* •1111 >1<$? vi i i v f i p | i .'u n l * , o t i n It o t i i* 11* ■ in state in our Blue bn* done so
tiiftnil list k- I o* liny iifltoimop 11milt so quickly
I donl' know
Ihe eotirne of the emnp
i s I l i r H t i n ' i t | *11111v ft 1 I n
III*
S ta te
wbethel you cull il ii ‘ New Deal'
Imporlnni pvriiln of the ! 1^1 I* w fHtitol
l lepn11 im'iii, hv John I h n , Im Illinois ui a ‘ Fall Ileal' or a
weeks at the niiop were 11 limn
Ilf IVSi v upi-ni , HlVl'Iil "Squate Deal", foil l know that it
hei «»f expedition* into I In- HI -hit.* 1
N
n r , «*itv rli'ik lias hemi s no i l d l 'l a t e govern)oiind1n,t woods undertaken b> th ktu#I Ikti (MM
t L 4 ll $i rtih ■ , . .4 UU-fll
vauuus milfitIt r$vhl
"It , Hiiporiiini lincame llie
Bob I’DIh it ns * KR'- ..... . Mi.' * h n. * I i *ih1t, i . tilMlti 1"\ h1I'll
ft. ' f|Ml fill’ll si it.
i . c uiipiii (mil Me talk about
i'
mtMit in Hltl Shu-' j 11it11mi i■tj i'llI'Mi 4 f u ?i
1'll 1 • '1 i It »M ' . ■iii i tepluie locessattliy the lit
Mil'
it ml fillltMiuglt it
tin tu? In m( i | *■1111i
m ti
hr
ull , ■vr i IT.iridu it in i n ir Ho- pant
sis ,■»'k,
Highhghl uf (be Iasi week Ml
H "
'"'HI w n s M pork Bmi-B iJ
S iiu.I.u slagril by (Tmrlic fu r
|ll III - i , I-S|IVll I111-MI liurhl-ipil-r.
wtii. n-i, ii**i*ti*il liy Billy lln-wi-i
The Mi-ciiilliilallve effect
id
I ,ir- wire III fur the Bar II IJ
flout trie in diiiiking water bn nl • Ut, Hi-rmnn Mori Is reported,
lint been proven mile a* yet, lb stml \iere not finally pul mil llll
Harold King, .Sunfonl cliirujirnc 3:llo iImi afternoon.
tor, told the Juniiii rbam ber of
in uiblitiuii In 11n* pi.tk fin the
Commtrci at llie Yacht Ululi to.
dilute- dial iUv, Mr. Morris said
day.
lie asserted that several films lbut beef, turkeys, and chickens
in the country iiute been uaiug weie ill hi barbecued and fio re o
ftuurlne fur u period of mil lunger uwm for taler occasions,
On |be Iasi night of the camp
limn reveu years uf n ID nr lb
boys worn
were tl
thrilUd in observe
y t i r ji#rlod of obMrvMtnn;
the hoys
erl ")| Ihe xupernfitural
su|>cniiitiiral ptm
powers
tbe
'T n k te*ntfti of
e||u<rl
eri of the
menis smtot be det#rmtne-l until I oner
uuri great
nri f*n,t hot
but now
nuv* dBieased
do* rafted iii
tn»
tbo end of the 10 or lb j i v , <1l:tn I'bleflnlu, Oskewowwuw. who
"
Sweeney * - l o d . " to . Ring quote,,
till n iipiie'irsa) mold much bowlllo,' uud
I survey report un fbiurme.
-I.....klog m-rusH the lake and
nod Charles Morrison did m.t
T ,
hi ■i-eiliny in liirliliiiv u Imue
know whose pictures they w e rr,|h „ ,
bioifui- by leiuote cordrol i ii-lil
selecting when they plckei t l u , lf f|)lllr|‘ll,
,|,,n|«|nK
Miilfi Mo- -limners' noses.
pictures out of more than III ■id, Wu»il,lnT affe t the normal bn-v.,.
I l.i- Mul l l-es were asst In! m
Illlllltnl. nh the photograph'* wer. !l0t, jt w0ll)l| |li|tlll th.m
, (,| f 1111■ >111 the ca IIIp bv It. I Steele.
oientifieil hy number only.
........... from
..........................
Mifii«nti|f
imilimtriiiou
m Iim bud
charge of beginners'
Young Ramsay, who ha- many j ,-cr, aoT olhn nil....Ill . affi'.i it *mHoming diill, K. t* Hnipei Ji ,
hobbles, including
c
ding butterfly
l
llie liver, kidneys and henil.
win. aasl«li'd with rlf lei y uud
lions, Is one of the most cntluisiFurthermore, I»r Ring
*».|, I,,,, ..,;'|:,,„7,ic <ini,,'cr. b',i„lo-raft'-',
astlc members of the Comt rn t’lub. J A m e r i c a n Mr,Ileal Ass.,.,,
cliarg,-of woinlcrafi.
He will enter high m-bool next J
has not i n,lor--,I fbrub
/., y,. M, Nub, u, cliuryr of boat
or tlrlnklng water, lie in., •
. , . .
,
yrar. He took- ■1
hla prlxe winning lion
wise cuntem letlH int only » lt.r |'" » ' Harulil Jolmsun, ......barge of
pictures with an Italian Kliuflex,
manv years of observation of o, ■
a inmirrately-prlced reflex cum era. pie
fluorine in tb. u
8. I'. Bergere. owner of llie ib inkreceiving
ing water,
could unyutoC'uinera und Gift Hhup, world make any positive conclusion .
traveler, and former member ,*f In llie nfrrcts upon tlieiil.
llie .Stale Department, was instru
Flour Ilie is protoplasmic an
mental In forming the club, which .niymatlc poison that will giu.l
belli the first meetings lids sum .ally "lure up in llie bones of >
mer In the back of his store. He human being ami when an ov
1 ,1-urgc
Dillard,
13-year-obl
withdrew as a contest judge be- flow occurs tin- poison will uiln
the organs
urg
ami .da, ford boy, arid eight-vior-ub!
cause several of the contestants ’ lho loos*
loose tissue in tinIn II.... Ivu, Hlirnette, also of Hariford,
bad him make their ^outrst prints. | t h e
Doctor said.
won first prl/i-s in the iioys ami
AH nrrauti* Interested in iiinu-l ('arl
............Frlauc
1 of tin- Junior Cham
reported Hint tin njJD divislnu
teur photography are invited to Jaycee Fishing Roden yeaterdav lo-r of I'oiiuiieici-'s animal Fishing
cl lend the meetings of the club. at Lake Charm was ri “grcul mi, RinIio yesti-idny at lake ('harm,
The group recently rnjoyed a cess." Mr. Prlaoc served ai Ho\ recuiil Ineakii'g number of
Sunday afternoon outing at Rock Rodeo limit niuii, Judge Doug 11 Bill yiiulii-. n pri-Ni ntiiig all «•'<
Springs. Marlon llarmnu, Jr , is Hti-iistrom presided, uml Intn.ilo
lions of Seminole t ’uuiity ihtuog
ed the speaker.
ed aioiiod llie "liort- uf
l.nl.ipresident.
Last night Mr. Ilergcrn ex
1’liirin yesterday ufleruouli
'it
plained to beginner* bow lo bold
pule fish for the pumi'iuiis prlxi-s
and operate a camsra, set the lens
I Three buses, donated tiy the
nnd shutter, and tall how they Ellin Arnull Sticks
Seminole ( ’aunty Department of
function.
Kilucatloii, carried most of Ihe
i liildreu tto„ the
tlu> fix
fishing Jsinboroi*,
------- --------- --.liildreu
with many uiort* pouring Into HuWASHINGTON (.fi - Price Slain Ibkf ait near (lvtiulo by itiiliinitiliter Kills Arnall today stuck in tol.-s and bu»e* from tin- Lutheran
his prediction that the country i* Home In Hluvia nut llie Mi-tbodi l
In for another round uf price m llnmv in Kiiturprl'.,’.
creates that will semi living cost-,
.Inycae Roden (Tiairman Carl
zooming lo a new high this lull 1‘risoe prnl*-.,d ill merchant" who
The nation's price chief, who co-operated wan the Junior Cham
plans to quit Sept. I, told a rc|Mirli-r ber in making thin year's Fish
A new two weak* Red Cross In. all the signs point lo increailn,! ing Hod'o the "llggesl and best
termcdlate swimming course will Inflation In (ho next three mnnlli* ever.”
"I would unrUruInrly like to
begin Tuesday at the Municipal or Mi.
Aruull's fellows In price policy thank T, W. i.sulim, superlntiuid
Hwlmmlng Pool, Tommv At ringer,
Red Crass Water Safety rhslr- making. Secretary of Commerce cut iif public instruction, for lend
Sawyer and Economic Hlabillm ing the Jnycees the uxe of three
IV .
ina
•aid today
v(ll be given Tucs- Roger L. Putnam, have discounted school buses," Mr. PrDoc grate
f tie. course wll
nv from
1 too m the likelihood of any hlg push in fully slated.
i
dav through Firldny
Jim Morgan, Orlando; Franklin
2:00 .p.m, under
aald he hicllevrs
____tr the direction of prices, *but‘ Arnall
'
...............
Mlaa Rally Bivins
ivlna iwho received the steel
ml pirice boost and rising Caldwell and Willie Petty, both
of
Sanford, won special prises for
her awlmmlng and water safety wage* In other Industries will pro
training from tha National Red vide the spark to set off price in llie most unpsual catch**- sev
eral small turtles,
Crosa Aquatic School and last crease*.
Dillard ami Burnette each re
month took a refresher course
"I still stick tu my prcdtcllnn
under Bob Zubrod, Red Cross that living cotta of every family ceived complete fishing outfits
Flrat Aid and Water Safety Re- will go up at least $100 a year for catching the- largest fish.
presentatlva from Atlanta.
a* a result nf the price boost for David Fulgreen, 7, Hanford, re
The courae will be given In tha ateel," Arnall said. "I feel that i» ceived n rod and lino from West
pool during houra In which It Is a conservative figure because of ern Auto Stores for the most
dosed to tha public ibrough the other factor* Involved. Tlrnp alone fish caught. Butch Cassubo, H,
cooperation nf K. R. Johnston, I* going to prove that figure cor ulso of Hanford, won a rod and
reel from Nelson A Co., Oviedo,
clt” s 'tilte r- office*.
Pupils wll| he Instructed in re d ."
for tbe largest catch.
four styles of awlmmlng *n dlvfou
Barbara Bradley, 8, Hanford,
and underwatar swimming. Tha
was tha recipient of a rod from
JETS FOR AUTOMOBILES
coura* la onen to gr»on* who la
LONDON Ulk-One or Britain’s Gena’a Texacu Station and a reel
able to awtm but w<ihta to im. hlgaest automobile maker* the from Hill Implement Company for
nrora h1* stroke o- breathing nr A"«tln Motor Company, took out tho moat fish caught In the girls
lee-o different atylaa.
Flutter boarda, recently do- n»i»ut* today on a gas turbine bracket. Gene Rusted, l.ongwond,
" t'e d fo the chanter hv Camn. "le t" engine for ears nnd In rk x snared the first fish and In doing
Th« engine, the romneuv said, I* •n was awarded a tackle box from
hell's (Milnst* and Wteeeil hv 0.
MrCrory'* 0 A 10.
Dee'* Sl-n Com nan" are h*l"g atm In Ihe experimental sts-m
The Austin patent reoortedlv InLittle A rt Rader received a toftused <n R "l Cross ew'muilr* to.
ruction throughout ft*e count v< voIvm a new development putting ball and bat for helng the young
Mr^ Stringer swift. The itvcn the heavv fuel rtnanm othn that Is est contestant. It waa donated
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boarda ara useful In teaching the a major headache (hue fa- In the bv
Btoraa. ____
Dewey
be tha Firestone
Flrest
!4, Longwoed, was pracorrect rnatbed of kicking, h i move to put Jet engines in autoH Oa m * si*)
“ *«kji!i1
- TK*k
ami Mrs. Clyde Ramsey, 4fill Sum
merlin Avenue, drew tup honor,
III the Sanford Camera Club's plmtogrnpbie contest last night when
Col. I*. .1. Chestrrson, representing
the St. Johns Realty Co., donor*
of the prises, gave him a first
prise of $13 and a third prise of
$r> at a meeting in llie City Com
mission room.
Ted Bodinskt nf the Hanford
Naval Air Station, winner of the
second prtie of $H with his Rollel
shot of a monkey at Ihe /no, I*
nwnv on leave, so was not present
to claim Id* prise.
Hus to the fact that many memhern, of' the
dub were away
‘ <flu,
vnenHull, it
decided to pollpone m t in n on tlio elect ton nf of-
Junior Chamber Is
Told Of Possible
Harmful E f f e c t s
ii
' i i , '..-mg . enirili/ailo u of power
I1■ U h- l l b'd
ivi't iuii lives iu Washington Hut
1It ' in4 til If
|# ) 1 1 »■
.» Ilf
III Hi il tut it d i d , t.ivi m l the capital
i ,i
iitl hii unless those
* Itlb.l .ill go mi
-mil ,
I. , ■
i i , liiiietum
I go v i-1 it me ut
leg I llll
, Inch duo I have 1- be pet h o m e d
II I I ■' ll
i d I • Mir ii \\ i hinglmi iii- pel Im med and
I jir«>|i«*i‘l v )l< I (ill lued at llie -tale
I
I HI
i I I.. Vli H local lev id
■ till '
It l<f!iullft<| fiimjtnlls' llal'll Ia11 til
V, Hite point ilu- guveilmr colli
,»ld. In
i ii I d<
tin- mill.Hi* of iit11* 411 l Im Mi'
"IV- I ' I m|»MX* It, 1"x. t' .Mil Ml l i m i t form er President Hoover
ninny ni h . |mn tii. u . I..I I a .
iili V tee P i esuleiii H n k le v amt
vvitri ntnliTi Jikfii hy Klot» M*m ■
$*1T$ 1i V*•. 1i * tit. •'Kit g i v e itii-ii ualmhat convent inn
I If 4’|$a Ii i
i III <D'K 'i 1*1 ■ • *ilmy -peeehes as an ev itii|il,' ol Ihe
m iifi'mjit -Ml,Teiicc between Keptittltcao and
>11■V>IHI mil Dciooc r ai
I., $f* t M
Ills
Hoover's
speech
was
• II. I II I. 1 Mi
Hi, MV f Ilf deeply Mclrinrludv m lime Tills
1IfIII/ MU
vvmild piotmlily lie In- 1.1st Keputillm il
’
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tu* III
1, K. t I** 1*\ fl an , out eldliill, lie kept saying
l| ('Mill II I111•'- «| <l*i>l III • it l null id ,iess|itii-.iu winch wx, all
f hi *
iini ut iiticctclv tiope will luin out to he
tV I o
hv fit.
He described
11 ini.li* wlinllv ,ui insulted
!I
d
vim
i.t
Mil
»thill
ii
ATLANTA i.t* -Doll West., u poet
if. 4 II \ nf il 1 ll the .lain nl the lull,oil m equally
VVh.,f L
pre acher form er nnd onetime ('mu
• i.' tu Mo* funeral language llie whole effect
*•' i* \\ * i i
xtill
unrelieved
miuilst sympathizer, denied tod.n f "iif ’ \
Mill IIM IMI If 1 411* I "it w n , mi,- id bl.'ii'k
.||i|»|:TiV.'tI qh'HIU
mi i r ti > '
lli.il lie e . e r tried to leueh Kid
lb- said ill llirklev "In marked
I hi
WIVf II Mil ini. 11, mill •'..idi
doctrine to Huy Scouls
a i Im B iu v en,H able and met
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in a Washington news irleu ■Mtcbnlv figure of J,’ d the He
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in cimveitlloh was the strip
Wednesday, the McFurruu Sen,ale
Mi I » I h.» <'mini v mililu'
id i I who slole the show at
Milieommlllee on internal -eeuriti
th i I tot Mo* bug
'Hu' Mill f Ml, r,. fl i!»MI the liciiiHcralic convention
quoted a witness as su earing West
In ie He Hem,Iili, at, despaired of
ol Hi* l 4 III til u i*1, Hie
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"had seven i B a p tis t) clmn lies on
lepublie. the l l e n m c a l evulted
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der ids lorisdiclion. and a llo>
lb, iHiisuecls nf ileinncrncv.
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L*‘||4»I'| . lit in
Scout troop was n rga n ued 10 each toffo* , i- 1111*'*tit nijf ti4•* hfoMn‘1 , .peakiln’ with roliusi and vonthtul
I, m,III,un, Ilu I'n .r I n o ,
of the cliiirches, and Ids plan was ,Iip,'5|i. i i*rt fisvih’i **f • In* Aiiulmr
hii), i*i -L Hfi'il to thi i ily Mum
to Indoctrinate."
i« it i i *11ii*'
i|ij»ruiiuh
West, now living on a (arm west mi ion
frit i'il f Jit’f tint I tv mi -snuff t In* im i’ l.h
\ I .<
tnvni'i nl ilti* i' mIihi h t>l i illf I Im
!mi(Mii"i in Invv l lift • , nn -un- I• $•I
lu*$,fi iitilf
• |n*inl 'Ii* hit Ii' ril l
•'Mine Miit 11 v»■ i Id mi’xI
n•111 1
Mi*' h i t ' - vi • iv mu ut'uitiu h 11•I»’ '
Im xlii Vi \ *
ViimMu i ••hlint' Im S iiimKa I l m.l,
Winners In Annual Pmiclu'i-Kariiu'i ■
Jaycee Kish Rodeo Ol* (a*ori* ia DtMiius
Are (iivun Prizes Any Rod Inllurmv
Red Cross Course
InSwimmingToBe
Offered At Pool
m•i '.Km-4yiv m
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a
.
of Atlanta, denied tie now is a
Cuniiiuinlsl, disclaim ed any soil id
connection with the Boy Seoul* and
suhl hit never was a Baptist mm
liter. Testimony alleging all these
things was given to llie McCarrou
group lust March by Hurvey M
Matusmv. Dayton, Ohio, u self
styled form er ('ommuidst
Atlanta Boy Scouts officials cm,
Brined West's xlutcmcnl Ihnl 1
had had no connection with ncouI
lug in this urea
West, originally n North Georgia
mounlalueer. said lie vvns ordained
as a Congrogatlimallst mild der hut
gave up preaching several years
ago.
He called the testimony against
him "lousy lies" and went on:
"I'm tint doing anything now tail
trying tu make u living out hero
You can look at the callouses on
my liands and look at my fields
and you'll sen what i do with my
time.
"They won't let mu alimo. Twen
ty years ago I wrote a poem llial
appeared In the Dally Worker
(nfflrlsl Communist partv news
paper). I was o Communist then
Any young person who Is not a
rebel Is not worth his sail.
" I ’m not a Communist now I'm
a Georgia farm er."
HPORTHMF.N TO INERT
The Fifth District of the
Hpartsmen's Association will meet
tomorrow night at the City Holt
at 8:00 p.m., Porter Lnmdnic an
jounced today. All sportsmen are
Invited to attend.
llJ-llI* MU f'l-*$l |lfl)|M‘fl\
Mu' t \V II '*l*1111j"*i xtnfuil
i In in • i mi' I Mi i m ii tfunl lu
miil.iiit* ii Mn* 4*11\ hiol$(i‘t, Mu*
i lunik ' ii hri r» hi,. |irol>lt*lil
i,i, •mu " fui4 ni In* put it, *'Muni*
im -.m uiMiJi to ili.. ami mi 111tin
Hunti' * *'i 'In tin* jolt
Kloriria Fashions To
(Most* Plant Here
Tin- li’i'nl planl uf Florida F a s h
ions Manufacturing t'umpnny will
close n eimanently on ur about tha
etui nf September. Fritllk Sandler,
local momtenr, said today
Tim termination o f lln- coni*
I II- i " M i n n
iu ii m i l
tin I s h u ts
I,ere is due (u
Mi on b n
n l i f h i , i ' o m *i i | i * i I I n * p r u j * Iw ,*V s activities
ei'niii.uiic reasons. Mr. Sandler
i * i 14
4 f u l l t i n * »hl i ' * fi s \\ u n t i | o n t * «
tirul tn.ri.ifr ||"U to fllU'1 till' 1111111*1,V aid < -mi miied itrodiiMLiut m this
local urn Would simply not lie ecuw i t h Y v l i f h I m m r i ' v ♦*!* I h i * p m *
lio,nil nl lie milled.'dV
, *-*-*itir-tiiih Ii*1 iiilfli'ih
The decision to m a t F some time
Ihi'jf !H'dIiI t hi* I*'f i'll ill AVl'IlUK
in Mi'ii In* * hit inI 111ji t Mm ('ll y aftei iIts- Florida Fashions written
i m vi n r to p u ih il u liitiij in fa s t lease expired J uly t vvns made
last Jamiury, lie continued, but
ii . it . m
D,e decision on tbe date of re' it,oval vvns not made until y es ter
day when F la n k Shames, presi
dent visited the city,
Mi Sandler lidded Bint at this
time Die enmpnny Is continuinfr
Its oi'camuiry of the building under
NI K ViBIK '.P
A Pan Amerl an oral agreement.
Halo Is Horn A hoard
l*an-American (Nano
can ,\o wavs plane landed I,ere to
day w i l l , ui uuovpeeleil passenger
- i i u e u f o i r i i h.'ihv girl
Hu i. .in vva - burn to Mrs l.hlic
Serjia ohiiiil 33 years old. n( Man
lintl.-iii Slie gave tiirlb unassisted
In Ilu- w . i s i i r i H i m id the plane en
mule from Puerto Rico to Idlewibl
Ail port
liie plane's niplum. Jack Harv
ey, said tie ttmugld Stewardess
llnrhar’i llrom vvns Jokimi when
she told him a passenger was hav
ing a baby.
Mrs Stirpn had not expected the
stork for a couple of months. The
Imhy weighing ubnut six pounds,
amt Ihe mol her were reported in
good condition.
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Before They Start
THE RANFORD HERALD
Pag* 3 Thursday, Aug, 14, 191!
Tne Sanford Herald
KstaklKbca In t«M
M l l i l i l Nftllt • *«■*»< I i t d l l l
M l In a la i, Clrliim ai M l
fM n . I’uhllthfl on NnlnMnt* l«|.
I t n N l tktlMmni noil kaw T*a»
III H aiaalll
U lln a l on i>r«al r i m n a fln
OrtvUftr IT, mill, nt the
nMl.r
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Ip n io lS ,
» u lrlili; a h iiri
H r
■* •'«*#*»«• o f Mmol, A. t»T«
A rt
m u ,i, a m i to iihah
Kdllnr
(Jltlltll)X tIKAN
MiiiIw m Nm m i i
aim ti n i n i n * iiauks
Bp Carrier _____ ___
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itHi
mm
ir o n
nollrea, r s , 4 < Ml
IlM ki, *»«oliill«n» noil nnllraa oL
pnlvilnlnmrm In, Ik, pnrpoan ol
lllltM fund*, will h» r k n i l l In,
• I tegular mlinrllalnn rnlra.
N i f i m n l i l Nallnnnllp Ilf In
M l *nnapnp>r n» punfninlli *•
•no., k in tu t* . Ckl»n«»i flkliell.
S H IM I Ilf and ll. I nala.
T il Herat* la ■ mewkar af IM
Anaorlnffd 1'iftn nklrk la anllllfl
ftflnnlfflf In III uff Inf ifpiihll.
Mtlon al all Ida Imnl nfffa pHftte-i
m Ihla nfitapnpfr pa ffall aa all
I f nnffa Alkpotfhfa.
THURSDAY, ADO. 11. 191!
TOnAVH lUIII.K VFIIHF,
No PfAlnin that denies God
brings forth good fruit. only
cruelly noil hltlernr*., a|tl| tram
and for must rnr>i, Their rr«|icx
ara grAtin of gnll. Ihclr rlimtnr*
pra l,llfer.~D e. SE 31’.
lr*n’i premier wnnti In burrow
$50,000,000 (mm Untie Sum 1°
get lit* fountry'* ml flowing Again
T h .i '• the oil, you remember, wbitlt
he took awhy from die Hritiili.
We wouldn't so nr far as Grncr*l
Eisanlmwci arul iav llml Governor
Steven,on i* <ub*»rvie«t to f*ie*ident Truman, bill I’rejidenl Tiurnnn
■will try to make him lubkeivienl.
ll looted At 'f everybody in town
wai aI the ball same Tuesday
night. but lline were plenty of
people At lire NA\y Center, (lie
aoflbalt diAinond, And tbr pirluie
show*. Sanfnol glows.
Tbe rnntrart ba« been let hi
lb* Rowater l\i|icr Company for
tbe conitriP'linn of a $54.fXK),000
newsprint mill at Callmun. Tenn. ll
will prnilnr* about 100,00(1 tour of
newrprinl annually, In mntclt tbe
Snulli’t oilier two mills at Lufkin,
Tex. and Coos* Pinei, Al». The
manufacture of nrwiprint from
tied, pi”* i» getting to lie one of
the big induitriei in the Smith
c o o l in g of ?
Georgians
((fnrrallv
I t la n o t n e c e s s a ry to lw « p ro p h e t o r a la b o r e x p a r t to
The public opinion polls reveal a grow ing Increase In
the number of independent voters. N either p*rfy now has
adm ittedly enough thlck-nnd-lhln supporters to carry elec
tions without conciliating the independents.
To them the old-style glorification of one party and
indiscrim inate abuse of the other make no appeal whatever.
Kvery party lins episodes in its career which it would Ilka
to have forgotten, and not all prom inent office-holders, be
they Republicans or Dctnocrnbi, are totally creditable. Even
the strictest partisan knows this In his heart of hearts, and
the independent, licing less encrusted w ith partisan prejud
ices, is fully conscious of it. A vote-winning argum ent must
therefore lie Imsed on Intelligence, not oil mure emotion.
This increase In pulllienl independence m akes for tm tter
government. Corruption thrives In nn atm osphere of un
yielding partisanship in which the regular nominee, no m at
ter how unfit, is antoinatically sure of election. When party
m anagers have to heed others besides their utupieHtInning
followers, they will put op better candidates nnd clearer
argum ents.
Millionth Man
F n tc auomud to Imvo n o th in g nppclal 111 s to re fo r A rth u r
W clnfohl, 22, o f flo tro lt, Mb h.
I In w as m u c h like a n y
o th e r y o u n g m a n g o ing to collogo. Ho oxjxjcted to go Into
I ho a r m y Honour o r In ter a n d ev en hail a rltn n cn to tie (In
fe rre d hern tise he wan a college (U ndent. O ut bin d r a f t n u m
b er cam e e a rlie r (h n n a n tic ip a te d . A r th u r th o u g h t It over
a n d decided to w aiv e hi* pomdble d e fe rm e n t.
T o o L u t e T o (lltiH s ify
:*f IttIHRRM, KAY
conduct.
f
t
lohn l^dehUiiPuhlisher of ihe
Miami Hand.t ‘W n no more enlhtisllltic rirfer the conduct of the recent political conventions than the
real. of us wera, though ha halls
C*T*ti»os Steven son a* tn , able
n u t. But of his nomination he
U p , "jt wa» i p-rforNanee that
must hav* Insulated the Intelligence
• f all mature rveople". t h e answer
to it may be found, he aayai in a
national primary "where all the
pgople svogM have eg opportunity
foj to te for a candidate of their
a.which cate, we auapect
Stevenson would h*ve
ligTe chknee of norplnaa ha w as. Hide known
i Whareho had
fts
s ra
waitress at a hntdng stand in
VarafrtiY Sfotfte the
Ti inessee.
U. Tne boa* — "Aren't th*y
he lays, pulling out some
All rule?"
snapshots nl his children wearing
'Ms
will nu d t lieu go hack
ish bin
college. A‘ "*
rtierlcan
s ho p e so,
nick nnd
unit fin
fliilut*
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1
(oo. T h ey units* In w ish in g him w ell, a n d In p rn y ln g th e r e
niny n ev er lie a n o th e r m illio n th .
An inlerestin* argiimrnt by way
of lha Tampa Tribune comes from
Ball* Glade on ib* value of Imlit#
•ambling. "It belpi lr> kerp die
Negro liapnv on b«« ioft". it says.
In other i"*ub, it keeps tlie Negro
poor, end being poor end in mnita*l need of more money, hr is
witlln* lo work, less likely tn roam
end lb*r*tnra mules • good farm
band Budn*s« men In tbe Relle
filed* ar*a. however, point out that
i n n Veep*
y r n | j g |be Negro wqikwhile, hplila
’lap. *‘
11 rkareps
B ‘ 1him poor
it also
poi and
*’• ,.^
t, _ ....
a .... stores,
unable In
nalrnnl/*
their
mbleri are
and eqmplain that tbe ysmblers
gfildij*. all bh money. Tb’s deb»i*
ll dealt with obviously from the
•cnnrimlc angle Nothin* whatever
ta s*ld sbont «-h»* **mbting tines
lo ih* Negro’s family life or lo his
soul. Or whal it dors to the gamblei’ai for that mailer.
There * an old saying: "If you I r i where the actual cost was a
want something done, do It your rt . ’.Bering $234,000. are eitram
i |, difficult to come by.
self"
Americans have long been fa 'dot people ol Staunton raised the
miliar with the wisdom of this ue cssary funds nut of their own
advice Self-reliance has been part wa lets and purses. They skimped C$
i,n<l "hav ed. And the hospital was
,73 /’ parrel nl our nafionTii
|4 i,c m r from early -elllemenl and bti.lt by their own work — manual ~ **•'■’*
no ‘ work, leg work, hard,
pioneer day*
A n d evidence w»fk,t. head
abounds that such self reliance Is lont! and all hut frustrating work
*1111 very much in the fibre of our - h tilt by miners, mall carriers,
g r o c e r s , housewives Women's
life today.
Take lor Instance, the story of dub* lent a hand Church groups,
.Staunton. III., which recently came ih jr Scouts, civic organliatlons. all
to Ihe attention of Health Informa t o itrlbuted in one way or another
tion Foundation of New York. H e re was plastering tn be don*
Stanton Is a mining town of soou c ,d painting, wiring, hammering
people, a mining town which four and sawing — even sewing
Hut these things were done by
year* ago had no lospttal and
lItn average cllucn at Staunton
needed one badly.
Staunton now nas tbit hospital rnd the town's Memorial Hospital,
The cittiens them s«lvr»^une<b w th Its W beds, ultra modern
t t'-mtlng room, and Iron lung loo,
led an old, abandoned ael
tc get It. virtually rebuilding the today stands aa both a place ot
structure brick by brick There was o-rclful service and a monumant
no outside help in ihl* task. And to tne determination, tingle minduiiteis and self retlance of Ihv
lands_ for
___aj modem
m w hoijittaL
Slaun pm pie of Staunton, III.
dally In a amaH town
foffcpcnricntH ftafhfti#
ronlinn* In vol* lb* tlraittlil D*ino
in vol* lli* slrajubl D*mocrallc lirkef as lb*y bavr b**n
dnilllt |r>r it*n*>»linni. 1labil i< an
aw*-ln'piring infln*nr* on Iiiiiiiau
At tb* inilanc* n| dip Faiupi
Holarv Club wldr.lt lint been mnr*rn*d nvpr rpilaiu liemls in lli*
United Nations and wlilrli rniseil
iba queilinn wbedirr rrrrnl innova
tion* could resoh in on* man bavin#
tb* power lo abolidi o r b nr#anirations as die Hotarv Club, lh* international board of directors of lb*
club lias voted in discontinue Its
report on lb* United Nations, and
is rritatin* its polirv of interna
tional service conrrining U.N.
Progreas In Her. h Barriers
see that there in n possibility of serious trouble between th o
coni operators nml John L. Lewis. The peppery president of
tlio United Mine W orkers tins served notice th a t his union's
present contract with industry will term lnntc a t the end of
September. When the contract ends the strike will begin,
The Imrutiinimr position of the United Mine Workers
does not .appear to be as fiiyorsh1/;
venr as It has been
in the past. The industry is in a slum p and stock piles of
coal are on hand to allow industries dependent on coni to
ride through a strike if it is not too Jong. While the govern
ment has appeared friendly toward labor In the steel con
troversy there is no sign th at th is would be the case in
difficulties between workers and coal operators, Tho rela
tions of John L, Lewis with President Trum an have not been
friendly.
Hut the Industry nnd the country m ust not underesti
m ate Lewis. Kvory effort should be mndn to reach nn agree
ment before the contract expires. Work stoppages, regard
less of stockpiles, mean diminished nnxluct’un a t a tim e
when full hchIc production is essential. The loss of Income
by m iners, added to the loss of Income to ateel w orkers du r
ing their strike, would have a dam aging effect on the pur
chasing power of millions of people.
There is still time to head off a coal strike and the in
dustry, the union nnd the governm ent should make every
effort to do so. If strikes can he settled a fte r the men leave
th eir Jobs, why enn't they he settled before th e men walk
out ?
Then the big moment came in A rth u r’s life. He found
hlniHulf swept away in ceremonies and fnmo. The arm y
There will he no bolt in Georgia made a big thing out of inducting, adm itting and swearing
....... .... - ........... -............him in. A rthur Wolnfuld of Detroit was the United S tales
as electors are xrlcrlrd who are A rm y’s ono .....
millionth
m
an dtlim
rafted
m nil
il'l into thn services since
pledged In
to ill*
the ronv*p|jmj*|
.Slcvcn- tlm
pledg'd
conventional Steven»ln< iicginnlng
i...i»i«..i—- of
-».. tho
**— Korunn
- War.
aon-Sparkman
tirVat,mYWpit*
the
a*
t
.
a*
A rthur took. II all ra th e r phlltmophically. calmly taking
disappnintmeill over Senator ftlMIda oath of allegiiinco a t F o rt Wayne ami wondering w hat
•fli’s tajerlion by ill* Cbitaim <1*1------- ------------------,».«« iiiiuiim
o iiopcs
a n do th
is nnext
e x t Job HHtlufactorlly
s a tis fa c to rily
abend.. nHo
hopca iiu
ho ccan
thin
______ ii..........
o wan
*§■»>’..»i r' »*___
***yii - .. . [p
o* 'no*
rgAtrs.
By Their Work
m im
Some guy* never len n ami you
>'an |iut ni* ilnwn In tint! entegury.
Wlill* I know from **p*rl*nca
that nn plae* nn earth has inure
to offer than Florida, summer nr
ivlnl*r, every so often 1 go hay
wire anil 1*1 frlemls ntul relatives
talk tn* Into l*avlti|( the state
ev*ry time I do I'm m iry.
bant mniltll I took a trip to
Virginia with ulmmed stop-overs
III drill gill and Ihe C'll l ol IHUM. f .rav
ing romfortahle iilr-rondltluurd
Florida, I drove north on Ilia
rnnatal routn and tlm farther I
got eway from Florida Ihe hotter
It got.
Stopping for gns al Savannah
I noted tile thermometer In the
gas station read 10ft at noon.
Sights nn tho route were pitiful:
rortt was burned up In thn field*,
cotton plant* hair *inwn, wuro
withering In tlm heat. Pasture land*
were burnt up.
Th* glr that rushtd In through
our car window* couldn't have
been any hotter If It had eomo
directly from the mouth of a blast
furnace. And H was that stifling,
muggy, sticky kind nf heat that
nettles over ynu Ilka a blanket and
makes you ■fcal
like a *erosa
'
< U n i t IheII* '
*wi*nn fin (overwork'd d(Hhr«g nnd
Imkrtl potnto.
Thtnktngr Must M yrll. Iteach
would prohublv hr m tool a spot
a* we could find for the night.
we drove there and hagan looking
for an air-conditioned court or
motel. We found that thar* aren't
very many alr-comlltlunad placet
available.
After ringing doorbells and Mak
ing question* from one end of the
bench to tho other, wd finally
located one place where they had,
nr m IiI they had, an alr-condltinned room. I t wee available at
$10 a night double. Wo took It.
it was ton hot and uncomfortable
to aland around with Ihe eweat
trickling of our note and down
our back and argue about the
price.
Being ah alleged air-conditioned
Is t ----■ a •
*
It had been eloied
up **
tight
«ll M
day*
proprietor
*sgs Wh«n
u uais tho |(|V|I4
iviur
opened the door wo etepped Into
wha^ might juet aa wall have
been a three-alarm fir* aa far aa
heat wea concerned.
Stepping over to a window-box
miMtttlrncr the gay turn*:! the
thing on and assured u* we would
lw go Cool aa proverbial cucum
ber* In * few
Welt, on
How, that conditioner tried. »*
Hummed and hucaod a n » shook and
~
to no avail.
r We iLddwJ
to giro tk
Ided to
the. oooe
poor
h
SB
Summer resnrta. It was pitiful.
The sand w»s coarse and heavy,
Ihe beach narrow, th* buildings
old and weather-beaten. A dis
couraged ocean made no effort to
waft any hres/es landward; It
know It was licked before It
started.
Ileluruln* lo our room we found
the faithful little window condi
tioner huffing and puffing llkr
mad but Ihe room Itself seemed
as hot If not hotter than It was
when wo left. We thought of
petting in thn car amt driving all
night. It probably would hav*
hern more enjoyable than lying
nroiind most nf the night Ilk* we
did ttylng tn kirk and toss our
selves to sleep. And this, mv
filends, svas whal Is laughingly
termed a sitmmar vacation trip.
We fared better In Virginia.
My friend Vernon Ramsey, who
spends a lot of time In riorlde
had learned about attic fan* and
hid Installed two of them In hla
house. Then he has e nice HHla
boat on Cheaanaako Ray and took
n i on a trip the neat dav. lCvldenee of Old ftol’a destruction waa
visible In Virginia luat a* It waa
In Georgia and the Carolina*,
Crop* wera alprnat a total loea In
some ar*a* with no relief In eight.
Stopping In Fayetteville, N. C..
t0 pick HP our daughter who had
h**'n visiting h*r tniiblind i i Fti
Rrogg. we lift the only Jack-pot on
■
tho
trip, ••
ft waa
wai saos —■»
>u n »««Jlgh
onouah
•
alr-condltlnned court Whore tho
proprietor has Sanaa enough to
ke*u |t in operation ail tho tlm*.
Our room waa cool and comfort
able and th* rate waa only $7
double. It waa about 100 In the
do outdoor*
t
a hath
and w* fait aorry
for tho boy* in b a rm k a
sr
the4tomporatur# waa about___
Heading. for
. . . waatorn
—„—
North
■y i t t r i f i i r i r . . i
NEW YORK uR.-oaa.of lbs peril*
New Wonder Dru^
Stay« On IVI a r k et
Rut With Warnings
WASHINGTON '.P The wonder
Irufl ChlnrnmvrHIu r r mains on the
market- hut with clear uurnlni’.s
sliarhrd In Its n e liy phydiTaus
Under » government rilling nn
oounerd Wednesday, every pack
age nf It must henceforth carry
in nspllclt caution In duelora
against Indiscriminate nip or for
minor Infectious -and a wnrnlnfl of
I'osslhle hamrils under rrrluln run
ill lion*
Tho government feels, however,
that flip versatile drug "should
continue to he iivnltiihle fur rare
(ill use by thn medical profession
in those serious and smuellines
fatal diseases In which llx use is
necessary "
The Food nnd Drug Aitmlnlslra
linn I FDA) hud licen fared with
deriding nhiuil future use of tho
drug us a result of serious Idnnd
disorders, some of them f.ilal rr
foully noted among people treated
with Ihe medicine
There was even talk of a pos
dlile loin on the ilrnu which, since
I1HS, has hern used In more than
eight million cases It lias been
credited with saving thousands nf
lives from serious Infections like
typhoid fever, Rocky Mountain
spotted fever, iindiilnnt lever, rpl
drmle typhus, "»cruh" typhus, cer
•nln pneumonias
nntmoidns and urinary tract
Inferilnns
II ts
medicine's only
nui. It
Is medicine’*
known cure for typhoid
Rut Wednesday. Ihe FDA an
qoiinrrd Ha derision tn permit the
drug tn remain on them arket "un
der revised labeling that will ran
lion phyalelana explicitly against
lis Indiscriminate use " Packages
nf Ihe drug will also contain In
formation spelling nut potential
blood disorder Itnrards from "pro
longed or Inlermlltent usn" and
nn fur
* ""*it*-iu it,' iilucal sh'd'es
railing
under such ll *•" ll c.iu ha nb
talncd ouly on a c'-mtor's prescrip
llou.
The FDA said Us d*r|s|no w.ia
based oh Dm ftmlln ;* I id rerom
mendatliwx of n sio c l'l crupmij
tc* n( tsp srlvnllsis In t 'c Held
of blomt f ’"d ’es *'iil h-ic oa' m*-il
Idn* enpolnlcd hy th" Nstloual
Research Cnun ll at FfiA's re
quest
The c im m ttro - ’ns m tM t-j
pvaluate 410 cn'.vr id ".ifrlnux
blond disorders" llsinl In * nnibm
wide Invpstlgallcm nisiln bv FDA
on ptissihln n atsrils
stsr ‘ Irnm (he use
of Ihlnromycclln.
,.e llu .
,
The FDA siul 177 of Ihu re sts
"were definitely known to have
been associated" with ihe use of
the drug.
At least 72 deaths have occurred
tmqng the group of 177 cases,
aittney official* told a reporter,
adding that Ih# ^figure
figure may weli
well
be a* high gs M.
The deathi
tn
?alhi were allrlbuted
allrl
'aplakdr nnemjn" nnd related com
iona in which the twiie marrow
bus loot It* abllllr tn inanufacturt
red and whlto blood colls.
Carolina. wo thought' wa would
find bottar weather there. , Juot
to make aura we would not fotgel
Florida, Stothar Nature turned #*)
the hoot aealn. When we retched
Columbia tho t*mp*ratur* wa* 110
In the ahadoi Air-conditioning wa*
acarc* and far batwoon. I t la to
cool and dallghtful, aaeordlna tn
tha natlvM. you don’t need it
thar*. Wall., aomahow we lived
through
t a d 1th
rouah another night and
than
turned Ixll nnd n n for home the
neat; day, A glorious
........... thuudev
......
•howor greeted us a t the Florida
line. 1 used- to heto driving In
th* rain, but brother t|ilo w fl
on# time I enjoyed I
...
at Homo and Pley a t HaMt” from hfg aermtsatms gnd tRna^wer.
now an
•.
DKNVEIt f) Gen Dwight D
Ki ionhower’s rejection of I’resldenl
rruiuau's bid In a confidential
"bruiting" on Ihe International sit
nation laduts up n key facet nf the
Hriudilimo presidential nominee's
(niuiialgn alrntcgy.
F.ver alnce nomlnollnn nf Gov.
Adlat Klevenson as hi* Democratic
opponent tor the presidency. F.tMnhnwrr and his political aide*
have Itecn hammering away at
the Idea the llllnnli governor Is
the hand picked captive of the Tru
man administration
The day Stevenson was chosen
>s his parly's slumlord bearer,
Klsenhower said 11 meant the gov
erfioi* could offer the country only
n one plonk program—defense of
Ihe entire Truman record.
Wlieu Stevenson (si In Tuesday
at a White tlnuae briefing on the
world situation. Elsentlowar a
hi* miming mate, Sen. Rlchan.
M. Nlxmi of Caflfornla, let fly
swiftly with urnvtwu punches
It meant, said Eisenhower, that
Stevenson If "sutiaervlenf to Ihe
mlllltHil forces which have loo long
teen In power In our country."
Nixon said it added up to Ste
vensnn lining "part and parcel of
thn Truman gang" assd had made
aitic
,o'n,
Thai, so far. la Ihe bailc Risen.
S S a a j S '*
it
,
DR. H. McliAULtN
OPTOMI5TRIST
Eden Weds His
Boss’s Niece In
Civil Ceremony
USED
CARS
1940 Buick Sedan
1912 Chevrolet
Coach
$280-00
1947 Hudson (6)
Sedan
$778-00
1949
Plymouth 4 Dr.
Sedan
$1280-00
1950
Studebaker
Commander Seddit
'S:
1HgBBgE
aJfiafciSm
S U N D A Y
A U G U S T 17th
HAV OUR VACATION FROM
COOKING - ktOW YOU CAN TAKE YOURS"
s^rnli
xartftag th# mattar* that
Ikbi flme, .
EDDIE’ S RESTAURANT
.
',■*
i
__________________ '
VALDE7. HOTRL BUlLOINO
>1
T*,T*X
».v,
■v i
S k ‘.fi
striped bathing suits. And bow n o
you tetl him they look like hahy
saber ■ tootled tigers?
Well, Ihrra ihcv arc — ll.j oftlce
Marco Pul is. Thu wld thing is how
dull (heir laics arc.
1 Just g(n bn ,* :rnm a vacation
myself, und hsd a really unusual
experience 1 was !Just...when
u
Editor's note: Enough of this to
Bnyte li a No 7 vacationist him
seif.)
of American offtea Ufa the*# sum
mer days Is the returned vaca
tionist.
<.
..
He Insists that you hear about
hti vacation — hat he elates bte
big care like a car deor when you
wael to tell him about your vaca
tion.
How can you d e a l. w lH thim ?
You can't get away. Ha wig aveu
Th* Delaware River forms a Ustrail ynu Into tfW mea'a worn to tural iHJiindary for parts of four
relate the strange things that hap eastern state*—New York, r«nu
pencil to him. Ynu would think no sylvanle, New Jersey and Del*,
one rise had taken a vacation be ware.
fore In Ihe history of Ihe human
-nee
The only sure way to halt him
is tn Iry lo hurrnw money from
him, or else tup him by Interrupt
Ing. "Oh. hy Ihe way. Joe. whllr
you were gone I saw a flying
ssurer."
Ph«#o $15
IIS Magnolia
Whnt Ihe average office needs
Irnm June until l.ahor Day I* a
"vac.illnn hour" each morning. For
~ L
Ihe first (V) minutes of each work
day Ihr office staff could assemble
and listen cn masse lo the return
Ing pilgrims tell the sad and won
High Cabinet Member derful story of whal hr (ell them
who even mentioned the
Takes Seioncl Bride Anybody
word vacation the rest of the day
he automatically tired
As Winnie Watches would
The office vacationists fall Into;
urelty standard lyjie*. Here are *
I.ONDON '.Vi — llrltish Foreign
you may recognise:
Srcretsry Anthony Eden married row
1. th e postcard fiend — he writes
his boas'a niece, 32 year old Clar- you a postcard as he leaves hie
Isia Churchill, today In a brief home, end stops off at every other
civil ceremony, the handsome tilling etatlon along the way to
groom was all amilea.
mall more. Two week* after he Is
Prime Minister Winston Church. hack at work ynu are still getting
Ill was a witness as the daughter poslcard* about what a swell time
of his dead brother and hla S3- he la having.
year old political heir apparent
g. Th* calamity kid — bee slung
were united In lamdnn'a Cnslon nnd covered with, poison Ivy, he
Hail.
returns 011 crutches.' "Ju it slopped
9 1 3 0 -0 0
H was Eden’s second inarrlegu hy on my way to the hoapltlal."
and his bride's first. Hccnuse nl ho mumbles
lei through his bandages.
hi* dlvorde two years ago from "The doc says I got In spend a
Ihe former llcalrlcc Ileckett—now month In tied. Will you handle my
living to New York city—today's work while I'm gone?"
icrctnony could not lie performed
3 The Miltry slcnograplirr—she
In Ihe Church nf England
'onks the color ol 11 hand rubbed
None of Ihe royal family was valnut bookcase from days of
present British roynlly doesn't al icach Nuimink, and there arc wed
lend Ihe weddings of divorced per ling bells In her eyes. Hut the new
sons.
my friend she met at Ihe shore
The romance belnren r.acn and lulls calling her up alter three
Churchill's v lv n fim blonde niece days, and for the rest of the sum
look all Imndun by surprise when mer she snaps at ynu If you even
II was announced earlier lids week. say "Hello."
4 The camera nut — he has to
Rut the twn had known each
other fur years, and they have bo forcibly restrained from pulling
blind*and
...............id*
much In rommnn. One Interest down the office window
they share Is British foreign pol trying to show everybody the In
icy, which Eden ha* done much terestlng new movies he made of
Niagara Falla.
lo shnpe In recent yeare.
S. Tho statistician — Thla hoy
During World War II, while Eden
waa- running tha foreign office, hja not only has the figure* of how
bride worked In the deportment’i much he paid (nr gas and oil al
communication* section, decodlni every atop — he also wants to tell
telegrams and many confidential ynu the elr pressure in each tire
iho day he drove up Plke’a peak.
documents.
fl The everlovlog homebody —
Both are descended from aristarratle, landowning families. A "Vacations nr* more fun at home,
baronetcy, held by nil elder brnth he begin*. And tor the next three
er, was granted to the Eden lam hours he bores vou with Ihe detail*
llv Id the I7tll Century hy King of how much x rney he saved and
what a grand ilnto ne had repaint
Charles II
Low Mileage, Looks Mow
The new Mrs Eden la the ilaugh Ing Ids lit tin grey neat In the aub
ter of tho tile Maj John Spencer rbs.
9107000
,7 The funny fellow — Every
v#i|<aifchlll,
v i i r i i t who
i » n w itiled
m v i rea
ive
In 1947. lHe!
thing
comical
happens
to
him.
"1
mother, t i d y Gwendoline ChurchIII, a daughter nf the icventh baron threw my mother-inlaw to Uto
beera In YeRowaton# P ark ," bo
of Abingdon. dMd In IB4A.
Prime Minister and Mrs. ChurcB lays, "and guess wkat — they rrIR have taken a warm personal rraled me. How did 1 know you
Interest In their orphaned nlere, aren't allowed to fe#d th# ani
whom I .uniton society hailed In mals?"
9. The don't let-'em-gel-awayIBM as the "moat beautiful debu
wlth-anythlng guy — "They try to
•ante of ttw year."
rob you ovary atop of tho way,
and
to
IN
IIIV B U V i
B
in *
ineglect#
w ^ a w w ..
A men*
ftV 4
SIS MAGNOLIA A V *.
a t
Mtiaeurl and Arloona.
•
ny it/snviN i,. ARRowsnrnt
huworNIxnn* campaign
- * strategy
* »*L -HtIn
.
Ihli campaign—tu try to tie Bte
venaon so closely to Truman that
voter crltlra of the administration
will regard them as one and Ihe
xartie.
Clearly, than, there waa mi
Him that Klaenhower would turn
rinwn an administration Invitation
that would link them ta he pollIral enemy's camp
In hla telegram to Trhman rF
leetlna the chief executive • bid.
Klsenhower underscored that aagle
by aayfng It la hla duty ta Mmata
free to "analy*#" admtalatrxton
policies and to apeak out publicly
regarding them.
, ■•
And. ihitioilng any Implkab
of working with the admlaUteab
. __
behind rinsed doori, Blaenhowar
WKTOJt’H 8IIIT BTIlEDtll.ED
ifBONT ROYAl,. Va, tgw-A lull (old the President "omr eommugl
e M ® M ,a dOctbr with wrongfully cations should be o
sterfflljnB an electrician'* wife wai are known to all
scheduled to coinn bfifqre the W ar P*T?*Cgrn#ral afso itatod that tb#
r*o County CiitjiR Court toda;
pimblema wWrh Troman »ugg»tad
A unloue twigt In "the"ca*#,
tw|l
are
.
brought by James E. Williams. for discussion
with
for many
which ■IBhavg
M punM iM
L L
S/l* fourth chfc two work* i-ogra"
. . . . . aa aupreme
...------ commander
mmnfandorlala
birth W Her
Europe during World War II. latar
ego. Williams
11 asked
\ m dim sa Army chief ot ataff, and atlU
a m from j ) r. Lyle J.
lator—dntll li*t JUFa 1,—a# cotoFrWit Royal surgeon, ci
mandar of Uio North Atlantia
, w . . r ,,ta
tercet Uto naaaggtlna’ waa
r "perma- Treatv
ho air*#* to w etll3w m #d
P 1. . watmmialaM
... - . V .
Politico
< ....... f i ..«• ! ■«# Mi # »
i onlldcnce iitiout th* curltlng years
•head
"Where t h e lirst wondered
mournfully about whether he or
the nation would last much long
rr, the serond described how he
*pc nt last ( hrlntmn* eating wdh
the iroop.s in Korea and looked
forward to new travel* and ad
ventures It Ihe vlci; prcscldcnt had
Migitrstrd llml he might not he
'n i l m four years, the convention
i,ill would have exploded with In
<ledidmui laughter.'1
He talil his DOP critics had ai
• used him nt being a captive of
('resident Truman, the "city
bosses." tho Americans for Demo
irnlli- Action (ADA), of (he CfO
nnd Ihe Mlxlurrati.
"I hope I cun bear thla multiple
nurtship and captivity with he
d i m i n g , mm
m o dUe .I
a tuy '', ! ti«
tip mlln
q u ip p e d
» . Meanwhile If'* Aot V nrun
comfortable tn lw captured by
must everybody except Ihe Repuh
lirau old gourd."
1
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�I HOLLYWOOD
Social And Personal Activities
n> HOB THOMAS
PHONE 148
St. Monica Chapter
Has Annual Picnic
Social Calendaj
TUESDAY
The Ladle* Auxiliary of llrnth•rhood of Railway Trainmen will
hold It* quarterly birthday party
at 8:00 p.m. at the home of Mr»
R. W. Turner, 016 Park Avenue
Roy Lester Chase
Honored With Supper
*
*
-------Roy Lexter Chase of the Sanford
Naval Air Station, who plana to
leave anon on a Mediterranean
cruise, was honored recently with
an outdoor supper party given by
Mr. and Mra. Reggie Massey ai
th e ir homo 313 Chapman Avenue
The supper was served buffet style
and the menu consisted of fried
chicken, fried fish, macaroni and
cheese, cole slaw and other salads,
hiked beans, Coca Colas and cake*.
Wjgr, Chase received a number of
gifts from his friends during thr
evening. The hostess was assisted
In serving by Mrs. T. J. Davis nnd
Mrs.
Those enjoying
»*ira. Ray
0*7 Tutln.
a seas..........
”
the occasion with Mr. Chase were
the Misses Shirley Massey, l.lnda
ile Coke, Elaine and Wanda
utln, Gerald and llughey Davis,
Duane Pruitt, Charles Coke,
George Benton, Dorothy Glllyard
and Sue Thompson. Also Paul * n
Jki, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Davis Mr
and Mr*. Ray Tutln, Mr. nnd Mrs
H. E. Cordell, Mr. anil Mr- Joe
Coke, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jim Thompson
and Mr. and Mrs. Massey.
f
De Bary Dointrs
By KAY HENNINGKH
If a llttla dog could talk, we
* sure "Rags." who had been
.*
)
■■r . . ft I n 11,1,1l i / A t '
V e\. pet
ofM tRay
and Jo Peck for
16 years, would often have thanked
them for their klndnes* to him
and their affection for him. Rng*
had the double distinction of hav
ing been the first dog in De llary
and of having flown here with
Jo when she come from Cincin
nati to make her home In Florida.
He waa hit by a car on Wednes
day morning on Highway 17 ami
killed Instantly.
. A t i dinner party last week lu
Me home of Mr. and Mrs. I'hllht
Ahrens the guests were their
nephey, Robert Ahrens and his
ton, Fred, who are spending their
vacation at Ormond Reacht Mr.
and Mr*. Grant Cooper, Mr*. Fred
Barker and her daughter, Alice of
Ocala.
,
,
Thera have bean a number nf
family reunions them last week*.
The Robert Vance* have their son
Eugene, his wife nnd daughter
,i » r e for a visit. The Fred VolTtmntars aro enjoylqg a * 1*1* *>f
t a t danghtara, Allee Rickman nnd
Mra. Eugene OHmca. The latter
la hare from Wuntagh. L. E with
her husband and daughter, Pam
ela. Mr. and Mrs. John Simmons
and their children. Penny and
Craig am slaying at the l.nkiView Cabins while visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smnrllng. their
parent*.
Mr. und Mr*. Thomas
Brown have as their house guests
m niece of Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Rich
® d Bnvl# and her daughter. Alice,
Philadelphia, I'a. From I’nt-1
choque, L.
I. relatives
of Rob
Y.rrlngton have come to mry him
a m ! his family a visit.
They nn
his mother, Mr*. Anna Yxrrington.
hit brothers, George and Arthur
J,
and a
» cousin.
suo Ml. Ml*a Joan Algler.
r.Onrn...l
e rsona
ls
rtiK «\v| f»trn hkh vpn
Bible Class Meets
|
At Forrester Home
I’ll lit *sllw) . \ tilU. It
So I Sot n full
................
" 1,h
' lr »
old u u rn a n h r r Doily haiflv burned
w in found flojid in .1 'in u k i 1 fille d
m om hen* U n lm M l.u nttfhl
I'ornriT I. P\ \mi>inf
f
;
Mr-*
F .ffic tir.M v I v 1• * »■» tp p n ro fd ly
su ffe re d a he >r t .it i.u k * h ilf *m uk
mu in Bed ,md .1 » u p ir iH e . t 1 fine
Fnrrs-.ts-r l
to Ihi’ In <1: !hinw
explanation^"h,'c 1 ■'•ked him why The ■b vnthrnal services were
1IM v<<.....
• fill!
he
is
quitting
r"
,
»
lAiUll
He
is
per
I
i-pctir
t
wjth
a
sciqTh...
rending
Meii oef* of Si. Momvo th a ji'
Glenn Lingi'e, Jr. left today to
d» Ipt iniiD i! u b i- t h ir
f .p «
" .ie V
ler, Holy Cro-s Kpixro|ml t'hureh, join his parents in Modus, N. V.
hap* the first of the top comedians nnd p over by Mrs. W. P Yesley
• '.tMs , , ...l 1, ,«f, 1|,.
to give up the new medium of his A reading "Reaehltn* the Heights",
•ml their husband* la*t night enit jy an .111 nlent.iT d.v.rfi ..ji,| ,,n,|
free will So I queried him was given by Mrs, pearl llnnsell.
Joyed their ni.noal picnic supper
Mrs. F. A. Dyson nnd Miss own
‘ .r 1 m t p i e . J *
1( i t l u
n*'M
about
It
on
the
set
of
"The
.lan
after
which
she
nnd
Mrs
Yesley
it the home of Mr and Mrs. C. It. | Blanche
Kennedy
plan
to
leave
h o iM «•
»*I in* d f*. M.* ( 11*.1
Singer,"
In
wh'ch
he
is
playing
(
led
a
ilt-u-nssion
period
based
on
Ripley on Crystal Lake. The sup* | tomorrow for New Smyrna Bench
ftutln r f M I*%s
(he AI Jolson ride Then i slot si "What Ch'istianltv Could Do For
>er was serve,! on the Inkeshor* to spend a week.
truer
un."
ind the menu Consisted of fried
hack and listened
am a stuml-up entertainer,'*
chicken, salad, olives, pickles, po
Refi e-hmonl* were served at
* Mf.1l>
Mr. and Mrs W. C. Hill and he“ IIwgun
very elementally "Olli the ■'-'iieltisliiii of the meeting and
tato chips, cookies and cold Gem- I.rGette left today for their
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I
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Kegein
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1
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er* I could mention of this same
drinks.
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summer home at Clayton, Ga. to type ore Danny Have. Judy G ar tint Inc a social period Mrs. J. B, scene ft mu join t'eiooiv I o ' - \\ ■ n- \-o M
The giie«t« enjoyed u social spend about ten days.
Fields and Mrs. George Dixon en ItiU Theall t* ie 11.'»n I'Kiit •*»:.*v nrnli I t i<lu\
I 11!MI I*
land and Belly Hutton Go down tertained the group with a musical
period until lute in the evening.
,
....... the list about 12 and you come duel
Mrs. Charles odoplch served us
Judge* nnd Mrs.
Douglas sti
Stoll
r"' Douglas
n- | n xtittman. We have this lit com
chairman of thr event and assist -troio *and
»I T ft * 11 I
1111 ttui ft V dl 1t"" ■11"
These attending were Mrs. Cat
have returned mo||
wp t,n„ ent(.rtaln an
ing her were Mrs. It. I.. Perkins (rum New children
l V|H11* III
Phi tl» 14' 11* -i
(I'll1 ' M% I (|tl
Smyrna Beach where audience alone and without props tie Fur res ter. Mrs. J T. Newhv.
TERN TALK
Jr. am) Mrs. Dale Scott Jr.
r i'Hi niiift 1 r pinv*, *,i *;11*•*:l ■■(.
Mrs
v
B.
l.ovejoy,
Mr*.
Ruth
h fit «*r
they
spent
a
week.
for an Indefinite period of lime.
Those attending were The Rev.
By
VIVI
\N
BROWN
fm
i»|nrii
us
til'*!
til
nit
i( " f l ■m1 1 ■ ill
"I am tint a clown I paint a Wilt- rsnn, Mrs. If. D. Smith. Mrs.
H. I,. Zimmerman, Mrs. E. A. Dy
lun«*
in>«
1
*l*'coi
at
mu
!
•
m
' 1 d " MiHfii , 11ft
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stoothoff
It. K Berk, Mrs. Ada Rockev.
son, chairman of St. Monica, and h ft yesterday for Augusta, Ga. word picture I can hold nn au Mrs
pli pp‘ 1 mild I4i>p k» r| a 11 'll.1Vt 1 < if -I*
1n-I k 1 t-p i rtli
R. Odhnm. Mr* Voile Wll
Mr. Dyson; Mr. and Mrs. Ripley, where Mr. Stoothoff will enter a dience In n cafe or theater for an Hants II. Mrs.
\|*
NvwHfnitllM’H
111
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1.1
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111* il•'*
oi
, »‘f \ *mii
Rml!v Garrison. Mrs.
hour and five minutes merely by
YnrnttnnK
tun
lm
loin
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ut
>mp|.
1
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a11
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llh
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Mr. nnd Mrs XV. M. Philips. Mr. medical clinic for a check-up.
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1
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1
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(mi
I'I
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1
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tf ♦ * uti
talking nnd singing a few song*, F. E Hot. Mis. Dixon, Mrs. Field*,
P iiH ir liliif h
if
\ 'M i
I ,4
s i .f .' i ii . c
i*,.
pm**1 11> ttrn «- i1n11i1 ♦kilo
and Mrs. (i. I). Bishop Jr., Mr. and
...... ..... \ Is
lint this type of entertoiuinenl la Mi* Essie Wltson, Mr*. W 1,.
n tin Inlc vumtion uiili M m
tn
rI.
i m li , ,
tfl)* ,, x 1( i ,,,, , ilt , , . if fi ^
Mrs, Junius llrown. Mrs. Camilla
Mrs. W. J. Thigpen left today nol possible in TV as ll Is now run Hurvev, Mrs Eunice Pnnn. Mrs axvnv
nml
I
hid
t«
»
a
tc*.oi
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v
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Hrtice. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brad for a visit with her daughter,
d ' 'I
' V' it li M Mil i f .
n, • put hi,1 »
, 1 , m' * t', n
and advertising agon- llii>i-<!l. Mr*. Yesley. Mi*. Charles a n * f e w v o u m r > H * n |* h . t l n i I
bv *sponsor*
i
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Wil M rs. Ilniniltnn Oven's children by
1 ( ll 1*0 Hi WllidnA ll! a )"|’I v I, \ lit'i*' '" I
i il’" nil\V
etc*
Juki
.n,
Mr*
It.
K
Tolar.
Mr*.
l»*t it throw you
liams and Mr. and Mrs. L. R. while Mrs. Oven nnd her husband
!«'• I '* H * . • T' 1*»I <♦ I A'"lilt I \ sT| ' | I, . j* T Ii 1
I
!'• •» i;
"A
sponsor
see*
me
in
a
cafe
O flt*
OfH |
U * \ (■
*')'• I 1 " ' I
l..||
ffjllr
Johnson.
In.. . .MlichHt.l
R I' Cully, Mrs. Forrester anil
............ f . , ,
I ’ «l l. .|
•peml a week in Nassau.
and
decide*
to
buy
me
for
TV
Also Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Carlton.
I 11 I Inr
vi»ih . Mr* Eugene Renner mid v f i c i i ! i m i l t d ' l l i >4 i t f i • " I • i 11
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lie
*ay*
he
wants
me
to
do
my
I.(.wil'd \ lid Ion*! : iv «• Hn
Mr. and Mrs. William Hush, Mr.
■U h
• | m»* ,k'
\ *’,,iih
Mrs. Dudley Glover ami two ‘Wailing Syrian' act just ns he Mr I'eek.
I c n *i*t
d m u
\
■ f"
Ii III ,1s
anil Mrs Perkins, Mr. ami Mrs. J. chiMren returned today to their. snw ,t mil it runs 22 minutes
f T H"
t i l l u fit il \ tu t ’x v i i f I
F. Dutton, Mr. and Mrs. Knrlylu home in Tampa after visiting with The ugewry says II has In he put
M
’ ’"X "
‘f UI
V f f M l
I T iT lil
' ll *
ft
llutishidder, Mr. and Mrs. Jack hei parents, Mi and Mrs. 0 C. j j ()wn |,i four minutes Another run,1s I H u,!
no tm iH c r
o ^ i- t
*•
West. Mrs. Velma Gonrnlc* and Gantt,
I!«
li)l^
| line run* seven minute*; they want
It H in
flu
M lM IH ii f
> l f*i M
daughter Mr*. II. II. Mills Jr. uf
—----|it at two and u half The agcmv
i , M i i f H i v i h m i i f i f ri •
(Icaln, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Mrs. W. R. Brown has returned j claim* that the T \ uudlenvc wdl
■* 'l l l t ' T V
M l \
i f f
■" »
Stanley
I J,C
to her position as supervisor of not watch a singli* perMiti on the
1"g If W \ t*iii !,» nf (hi* Fit il 1 i l l i s I C . i t i i ' l 01 k I ■ t. * V I ■ i ». ♦
Toiiehtoti's kitchen following n -Clcell Ini nit,l.' than .t lew linn
( ' "Hi ( hMr*h TTII’| HIT \| iif ii fjIV
M u l .
iitt
i f
l
IWo weeks' vacation spent ns tiie ule*."
I'M -In
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I
The comedian aid Daily ttioI u i i ’ ■ n f t t i t c l u n c h % v i ( h NTi . t V t ' t ' t p i m i S ! • » t i c
gue•I of Mr. nnd Mrs. William
By t f ’ t l l . V IIIIO W F S T U N K
only a couple ot Id* dnren shows r t • t'li «i TiilUi tiinr tin* nn u d i t i t | « i f j M i m 1 - k i ' ■> i
P*t> )vnt In Glenslde, Da.
(i
1
Associnterl I’ris* Food Editor 1
last seii'im were up to his *land Di|' 1 hi* ti•p r ill III/ iti v c lin ru il utii* l i i d . i t n i l t t i l l , f t , 1 i
i t ■I t 11n ( j
f tv.
I.*- M r «
.1 \ V
K n ig h t n ftc r
. I, Kid
i •n " iii A*
Mi nnd Mrs. A. R. I’inkerton i ards
I 44is x 1 I I r d . * f i l i | i i -1 ■ n i
f
11 > ( n o t
"You call'l hops* to crcnle lu Vk 111, 1 1.1 k ' T i N i n V i T l f t i 111 i l l s i l l l ( C
and daughter Cossie l.ou have reSI MMER El'NCHKON
A il h
V l'li, O l
'fill
I I |1 6 C, ’
I '
f
li)
ft
i»irct»»
fniiiJn
tnunnl
(he
Chicken Salad with Crisp Ureetiv turnrd from Dilmiis nnd Arkansas six days what lake* lu or IJ week* •nn * ' c nf ihi* floor of Hu* church n m l n i l 1' i i m U m m m * h
Mr* Pinkerton was gone from in a molmn picture Gudin," lie
mul I’ot a to Chips
v i m i j f t * ' 1i i i | f • . I * h
11 * i
Sanford for six week* and wo* remarked "tjnnlity Is bound In n ilili 1 i till)
Blueherry Bran Muffins*
hi ' hii1 the mi cdriif Mr* Knight l i n o o l i d 1 1 \ f u n ' , ' i i i ' j 1 1
olned for the la-t two try her suffer That's why I ant throwing
|eed Ten or Coffee
m •
illy lot with the movies Instead Hu ! Mr i, o |(, | , n m |i can wi id no m !hif v on .MV I ►
, Iteeipi- for .Starred Dish Follows) husband.
__. • .
1 1 ^ . . . . .MurflnH
\ l .. f f i i i u
of tossing n show together and l “ * t t »■* >i n o m iru D in r co m m it n n i c h o r m o t , f u n i r
lllii.'lierry
Bran
Job m Langley, nephew of the hoping it will he good, the movie (»*r I llfW iiitf (hi* hi*i*incNN t i * i i U * I m t * ( \ t o i l • n n f
Ingicdients: 2 tablespoons blit
M i r
i m i < nn
i
itc l l» i*
1 • u( n c k i h IhI iny
ter or muignrine, '« nip sugar, l late Dr. W. T. I.nnglry and makers take time and cure, m i
• In *
flint
iN inhici
in !"
egg. I eup ruudy-to-ent lirun, A, former employee of the Sanford that each frame of Him i* like a
iMil Mt v I.itihlrcN** nml M'**
eup milk, ’« cup fresh cultivated Herald, nnd Ids wife were visitor* perfect picture"
i \ .nt won
for \tui
Thomas listed h e other nhjec ( h.o
bluehen n ., 1 cup sifted flour, j in Hanford yesterday. They now
niin
i iiii' s riin-f o t (,*lullm* *\ * i *
2*a teaspoons baking powder. In reside in Alexander City, Ain. timis to TV
iT»ilrc«i«t N|r -r Huftoh hiitm,
You eun't appear *o otten and M«
where Mr. Langley I* employed
teaspoon -alt
M« h o'i'ht \|i -» Mnuhf-, Mi
Method: Cream butter and by the Mcrgentliulrr Linotype Co. keep ymir aud.cmc I revere lh. Vt..
nt I v| i % I V in s o n .
"Cling talent* ol l .rv t.i .m Siam
sugar; beat ill egg well. Stir in . for the south central district.
_______ _______
|r c r Trary nml thr Into U.illic Mill
bran and milk and let sunk at I
ton Hut If f were to s w tht*in nn
leant 'i minute*. Meanwhile wnsh Mrs. Fuller Warren
the screen three time- in three irom I I might tic gelling In ion
and ill tiln Idileherrle* well. Sift
I would tire of them
bc-t pmirli line nnd Dll hem the
together flour, baking powder,
Suffers Eye Ailment rnoiilhs.
"I caii’l play m a cold audience No ><antcntmaii iulkinc no'i lu
und suit; stir Into bran mixture
lu TV your ntnhenre is looking pit.... to the illrcclor 'Thai'* awill) blueberries only until In JACKSONVILLE uB-Mr*. Fuller nl the camera llte 'la c e hands, clo'i .is i cull Conic m you’ll
giedleliln uro mixed. (Do not Warren is undergoing treatmont the props, anything hut the cometil have in cel him on No 2
licul (il muffins will he peaked.) here for optic neuritis, a condition an lint I need those people t<
"AI.It the TV routine gits yon
Bake in IU greased muffin eup* which her physician believes will homier nf( ol nnd to play with dim u Vnii're always untieing ami
( <a eup sire) In hot I tUOf.l oven clear up "hut il will be xlnw." I can’t get laugh* from a camera nlletiiliui: meetings Thev bring out
alHiul 26 minutes. If you use n
Dr. Kholcr Rlchardsnn, eye spec
"It's hard lo perform with all chan- blue charts yellow chart12-cup muffin pun, fill the 2 inlist, said Florida'* first lady was those gadgets between you and IIn* nod n il i-hnrts •Terrible,' lliey
empty eup* with water.
undergoing a series ol exhaustive audience I like to be free lo move sav !>• lost inn IMeners in Si
lesls to determine the cause.
la>‘i Iasi week’’"
COMPANY FDR DINNER
"She Is perfectly well pxccpt for of difficulty wilh her vision Sunday
Tb-.oia* imhe-.led be would limit
Melon Slices with l.emnli
the left eye," he saltl, "and her shortly after she returned from a ip, mture u<Hv'tle« lo movies tluv
Sherried Chicken Saute*
condition otherwise Is excellent
visit lo her mother In Dnlllornlu i„ in ft,hi to do for Warner- In four
Steamed Rice
He said it is not u surgical ease
e
A Tall.diiusee physician
\cnr--b night i lulls nml ilo aters
Cooked lint tried Celery nnd
lull one which must he treated nmined her nml found the usi.u
" Ihere Is a half million dollar
medically
Carrot Strip* ■ Green Salsil
lo he minus 24—nlfnosl Inlnl In k u.nnng |„ r me in nu>lil i lub* in
1 It1Ml. r 1 lilt III Im
pi . t 11lit** .11
"We certainly hope we can clear of sight Her right eye was pm mil Up mutotv every v e n t" 11- re
Crisp Roll*
s 1 ut 1 1»l luill* - XMil 1| ht'l'.t 1(1*1
op the condition hilt the probability
Coffee Ice
llcvernge
Gnv and Mrs Warren flew t •»»■ fp , n ,| ■ Vmi I . m 'l (eel -urn
1ill •>1 •• ■1I'l,-. 11*. m| ■. pi )• i .| ' *» ,) x
(Recipe for .Starred Dish Follow*) i* that II will lie slow." lie niiif Manilas- nml -be was lak.ti I - fnt nuboih who's pi.11'lip "rin11-.M .1 - (tn* III l.<'l' 'I'
* '<»"
HIIERRIED CHICKEN SAUTE
Gov Warren said she complained lllversiile llospjlal
l , / / Soigi i "
nu Jll il, ... . il Dtn 1 .ri 1 .imi h . t
I ngi client v. Two i to M1-,
iu
>•* 1 > HM II . ■ Ml| I t , H1In M,' Mill
pound frying chickens lent in
1 l*>vV pi 1. • 1r • in Im u f i .-I ft. , l
sorving-MU» pieces i. flour, suit,
p.-pper, pupiiku, '-a eup *nlud oil,
eup butter or margarine, t*
cup
- . .....king
....... sherry,
.- I medium
«i*<'d "tuon tmlncedt. - tntdo
*!"■'">" nun.-cl parsley. Sherried
y
BWA (’ircle JVIoetn
\r Chrisliaii Church
MENU
AUGUST
.............
rM, kl.n
2(1"- DISCOUNT
wllh
U . l . 1:1
f luui (seasoned with salt, pepper,
and paprika to taste. Ilcat .oil
and butter
ill Dutch
oveu or other
;...........
;
.............;
heavy
kettle
1 \ 1
llrown eJileken, o
h i m
\i
R.-tmn eh.eken ... K“ttle
«»,l parsley;
" v''r low
lois ,i0
n*l»..i,,,
•.i rho-kio.
i..»,i.,r
uu -m or until
chicken i*
tender.
Remove chicken from kettle und
keen
-• Add nnv dilpnlngs to
reserved fat and prepare gravy
according to the following m-lpe.
Makes U tn H servings.
il,.
1c.*
m
I t I'S
11
m
i n \ s
N ' I ‘ Iv I N a
\M <
m u -4
sum
i-l it 1 ■»
i \m i bi s
i,R A V I
Stuff celery stalk wllh pimlentochoese, ru t In shurt lengths, and
senro on shadded lettuce ns a
■alad.
Dress the lettuca with
msyonnalsp.
. n s
is \ I.TS
Ingredients: ) / :i cup fut (resei vcd fm Dniii frying i nicKuli
1*1urs hotter or margarine if neeenxiiry>, I .'I cup flour. 2'» clip*milk, tj cup cooking sherry, dash
01 inure, salt ,iri, 1 pepper.
61el boil: llleinj fnt and flour
in kettle In which chicken was
cooked; mill milk und cook ovn
low heal, Mining constantly, un
til gravy thickens nml boll*. Stir
lh sherry, mace, salt and pepper
tn tjixtu. Dour gravy over Slierried Chicken Saute oi serve sen.
■irately.
1
I'ORCII SNACK
Nut IlfpfifJ mid ('rt'tiiii Chvt'Mj
sSmulwIrht'H
, Lime Flip*
(Recipe for Starred ib-.li Follows)
,
„ LIMK FI.ID
Ingredients; il tablespoon* fresh
lime Juice, tj nip sugar, dash of
f*,V Rffjjn ftwxl coloring, il cups
f^rsh mint sprigs,
J F M *
Mix all ingredients
•xcept mint. Dour into eh Died
glasses end top with mint. Makes
8 servings.
11
m
11 t . >
u t I I I .II s |
keltle
M ilE ltllii-.il
II S I
. 1 \ 1 *
r \ l*| i; I'l \ I I
ggaln for the rest_of he «* " » ' rJ
C n ^ e V V o r the wln eJ
™
l/im VHein
ein ana
and Mra.
Mrs Henrillatn
Henri
etta Maguire, who bought thi
Germain house recently, flew down
from New York on Wednesday
rind will he In De Bary about a
week on business.
After having spent a week in
De Bary, Mr. and Mrs. Dnvld
Suavely, of Mechanlcshurg, IV/
left for home on Monday morning.
Returning from Orlando last
reek, Charles Youman suffered
unit a severe attack of nlomnlno
poisoning that he had to m taken
to tha Eustl* hospital where ho
remained for three day*. He Is
up and around and slowly recoverIi>g from an almoat fatal Hlneas.
Duty le calling many of our
"Navy Families" to other parte
of the country. Rome have al
ready left and othere will be leav
ing In a few day*. W t bid all of
them Godspeed and want them
§b know that wa shall mlaa them.
They were a real asaet to our
rommunity and we hate to ie#
. them go.
Watch this column for news of
the next picnic of the De Bary
Democratic Club on Labor Day.
In aplta of the rain an Sunday,
38 people attended the picnic a t
Snnlando Springe.
Our Poitmaeter hoe had word
from Judge Robert H. Wingfield
j h ( t he end hie assistants will bo
fh V u T p o s t Office In De Bary on
the afternoon of Friday, Rapt. b.
for the purpose of selling renewal
licensee for driven of automobiles.
Flan to take advantage of this
convenience and renew your license
I"ll i* s’i
WOMAN It Mil \ III l t \ l PI
Itf£A£#KVI i »N i
v (jWyenr
Tin- Women's Bible Chits of j
HOLLYWOOD .e - Interview 1he 1'irsl Baptist Church met on
inj| Daiuiy Thomas is nol like in Tuesday evening at H:Oil at the I
terviewing Gary Cooper You don't hone nf Mrs. Helen Forrester on
««• • " Y“P" ‘>r - “ W
f‘>r
W „ , i-lr si Stteet with Mra II. 1*.
Thomas has made a fortune from ;
*«•'
^
«!
hi* gift of gab
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ri
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M At, NESI \
. 29t‘
\l)M>rl>im‘ Jr. . 79‘
Slacks
5 .4 5 - 5 .7 5
/ .65 - 2-45 - J.2 5
-
2M
Short Pajamas Sirmu Hats
24
5
W
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J Price
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�Blues Lose To Leesburg, 7-4, Then Crush Packers, 17-2
Corrales Wins 13tli
As Sanford Makes]
20 Hits: Packers i
Ptay ilcrc Tonitc
Demand And ‘"Red”
Roberts Register
4-2 Win Over Jax
Itv K liN i I'llK T L lIN
Th* last-ditch rffn it fur ii jilm
>fl Ool lit begun lit fiiijr fill llir
flcmlnolc llltiiM n ftrr hint night's
even split with tun i .1,•).•■, n.
Leesburg. I’nlnlKn wnn iigulo In
increase their margin over the
BlurI. tr> five pitmi-i |m t,, i>
r i tiinlnini: piny nf| i)ml.
The Semifi il< have 17 gm....
It) play hefotr till' rill! Ill ihc < III
Sun mi Am?. 7ft Pnlntka him lhr
• tune number ul.d i.inkit i; nriiimiii
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Prep Highlight**
Ur SAM JA fO B 8 U N _ ji_
Hy NKIL flll.BRlDK
Associated I ' t m S tiff Writer
ii
tV. |.. IM.
(ill i.n*
Faiatkn lift ft.l .Mil
17
Qrlamlo till Mi
a'k
|h
Hanford 00 (A .hnn
r,
jy
will hovo to play oneIota nr
III
-wf ;f-**
more tilt*.
u ; . • -T j n .
The lllue* hnw four nioro
conlest* with I'ulnlku, three
g.l T .
^/mri here ami our m Arnl>-n ||,,» |.
f ~
k iy 4A (lean rnirtii of lh>'»•• four
game* In Hanlnril while the \'u
■n<l Billet Ilf r pliiviiiK ri|||iil
percentage It,-II Ho. rn.i of the
•rhr Idle mil r .ii I,,. i noiiHh
Jhe Hi itiinulor lo nviil.ik.- |
1*1 kn,
Ihiytoiiii him pi. t til,.ml .
•ecomJ place In tnnhi ||„
—Juinesuli Photo,
M C M i i l d A I . S T A DI U M wits htiiging nl the seams Inst Tuesday nig lit whvn ii
Plla with Ihr Wlnnri t>t I.nn,J .n„|
mhanls purchased B.OfHl llrknls in distribute among their custonirr*
ii .no's ......nl iif :l,l‘i2 fan* Jnniinnd Iheir wu/ Into the hcuuliful new 9200,00(1
leeorul plni n .tns lit ni l, Si n ||.n |H
successful "Merchants Night." Kir hi events highlighted the pre
of the 111 hi luil t
iliinmmil 111mil to see the Heinlnolu lllue* drub the Orlando Senators, 10-6, on Met.Seminole lllue Catcher llusty Rhode* nut raced u horse with o 26
I.Ret night Iho "Hlii' lino Vi
i hunt" Night. The Idg night's gate exceeded the huge 2,7U!I crowd that turned out
uto|i|in| mi t|,M mi j,, ,|(„ tMt|l f.ir Iln- Hull.In .State Longue All Him gumc lust July Jftth In Memorial Stadium.
hill lit I.emhurK to the I'nrln i
/■4( hilt lioiiiiri'4 Ihi I, with ii tm
inrtiiloua L’tl-hil of/m ivr to ilnSportf*mcn
VMlMte thn Imst*, 17 i!, In thr
nlghtrup,
ID flOBKnr 2. JOHNSON
Joy ''Clilro" Oil u ilii rnilriicl
III* tilth \l lory 'if 11**■ in in lot Iif' i
Some members of the Sanford
no agonist ,<i
-k i in if........
Hunting Club with tlieii families
"Ml gain*. 'll -nnuilli ivoikiii'
and a few friends have laten en
Yhor City native cnlriniincd th.'
joying i successful fishing trip at
KUCKNK, Ore. bB-Rogor Boyd.
rack et* for
right t "li.crulivi
their camp on Luke Kerr near 17yeafnl4 front Tacoma, Wash.,
frtniea lirfore yielding « null if
Halt Springs In the Ornhi National held a narrow trail M a y as the
UUii'i In tin ninth.
Forest. Among thus,, who were nation'* youpgstrr* luiuded for Ine
John Imlira anil (I'rnrge K<1111
halfway mark of (he annual Jaythere
were Mr and Mif. C. C. rep
parrel Ihr big Hriiiluiilr hlllini'
Junior golf tournament. 1
Whittington,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(Seoige
Onslaught hy iioiimliuit mil ro..r
The Washington afnte Junior
•orh. "Jolting i„ ." I'uri'i- H|,in
Mulf. ll. Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Wells
who reached Ihc ipinrter
mrd mil lily Kith home run of
and II. Ii Methvln of Sanfnrdi champ,
Ihr ) r.ir with Iwii innl.N nhoaiil,
limner
Clause,
« finals of last year’s Jnycce Imirnoy
ul Durham. N C , ctfualli’d pur
K*ro Hanloril hat ho hail a
Palatka,
Mr.
Country Club Wetfnesdny.
fiend In thi' billing ipJui(ir.
and Mrs. Clint
This surprised flnyd as much ns
. I’lirinn'll hmm r pm him iwn
May of Plant B a ,
anyone else, fnr he had mil been
•hove pit iota) tmipm Iihi y,.n
'burning well In qualifying rounds
and ritfiiilpi! the FHJ, inatu lilt
Catching 1 11 ’’
lie waa 10 strokes over par In the
nturk to tH for thn lllue* till*
hugest
liri
'-i
Ii,
/
M
i
s
i
riunliflcatlnps, and he went Iwo
tea lot),
JDK PAHIHK drilled Ills l.'lth homer in lust night's second gumc the
party
were
r*
^
f
more strokes over par on Ihe flrsl
.. ktt'otift) Kci■■» wm t)ii< h.iiiiiH- wllh Ihc Li'orihurg Puckers ill Venetian Carden, which, Hnnfcid wnn
Mr*
CIIM
May <liA >>T Iwo holes.
hy the wlmmping score of 17-2. Parlse'* blow gave him two mote wllh
two 10Suddenly Ids game turned. Hr
than lie hit nil hint yeai wllh the Hanford (ilunla nml hu still has 17
„ ii
slipped over par only twice Ihe
giinie* left tn piny. ,lint's circuit stiiasii extended Hunfurd's Icogiie Hului'i f 1 I ii II sirest nf Ihe day. meanwhile running
record tot ii I for n team to 7k,
with another lf)-<
home four ^(fdleit and ten nnrs.
nuimdi r. Those f
There were I* nthfr players
linss
were
caught
w
|
f
^
close
on his heel*, though, as the
Rentas, Long, Calloway, White,
on
live
bull
early
'
Caldwell, Ze,Julia 2, Ortega. K JOo enfrahts IR.tv* J'mwr , h" m
In the morning
Johnaan
ffer.nf Conjninrce tourney began
Keols. RHI—Hmlth I, Kcnls J,
and late In the afternoon.
to learn how Ip avoid Ihe numerous
Long 2, Calloway I, Ftmdora,
Coillna, .PnwIlcH. 2D—Long, Kerila.
ireaa along tM fairways.
Mr. Line Ja ro li. aecralaryHit Colilns.'l, Cnldwall, I)P—CalOnly one alfoks bark ware the
lowny to Fumlorn to WHIIq. I.efl n
dahgamoi Don Blaplinghoff, Or
treasurer of the Flf*h ^-L*
Hnofiird ll, Leeslmrg H. fill~<Vf
Hpnrltmrn'a Ayaorlaflon, aifvlkea lapdo, Fla ; Buddy Mamlerson,
I t O N O I J o a n K o y iie , la , ■h
lli'iilus 2, Aleno 2, (irtegn 3, HO- us lhal there will ha a maat- Tusealooia, Alp., and Scotly Fra
cro w n ed after she w in named
hy
Ortega
3.
IIORenliis
7
In
I
lag
of
Ihe
association
her*
Frl*
ser, panama. City, Fla.
(ieorue Krnls
"M iss New York City " Joan, who
2/3 IniiingH, 4 runs; Aleno 2 In 2
The ftrading of the Florida hoys
dny nlghl la the (Tty Ifnll at
h n o of the evening col
Florlda State league
has ambitions to lie a musical
'i
Iiudogs,
2
tuns;
Jones
3
in
2
wnn tngm the lesm championship
tilts in Id I'ips iliiriiiu
DeLand
.10
ft;(l(t p.m.
rnmcilv star, will represent the
Innings,
I
run.
H
ill’—Ortega
In
a
playoff
with
California
The
hill for n lust v -dtHl I" >
All »pnrtsmen, whether a meipDaytona (lenrh T)
City nt the “ Miss America" ticnn(.Hoillhi;
Junes
(Cnllnwnyl.
WP
fmif
man
teams
had
lied
earlier
(he lari llirve l.'m"'''
|, it uf n rluli nr not, are urged
Jaxvillv
Jaxvillu Roach 20
ly nnd tulrot pngeant to ne held
mid
l.i'ltx.
T
I
:ft().
nl
MO
strokes
each
Florida
won
notinii*1** «Mii
• '11
t» a lt....I lids m eting. It promises
Palalha
Ip AI In 0lie City 111 September
llm
playoff,
'.tin
lo
,113.
Vft plat tv i at'.' "U't t" 1
tu he it veiy Interesting meeting
Sjrdord
Htiiilonl
.fx'ia hatting mark.
Orlando
fnr all persons'Injereatad In con
Smith, cf
Cliico (i. ti/iil"'1.
C.ieridirg
servation.
Kenis, If
smacked out ...... f"r
Cocos ,
liiiliin, 2 !i
Major irpmnu?
night's ganio nnd non
American League
The organisation of a v atata?
I'm lav, ih
an even .Mid av"i»g>;
New
York
tk
Aiello,
3h
wide
Junior
Cnbarrvatlon
cldh
last four game* wllh el
Cleveland
(ll
League Wilt be filgfrlighted Inf that
Rhodes, c
111 times id I"'1.
Btiklun
3|
Kaki'W, if
signing nr ttpr charter Hy (iovarnor
Louie Renin* Win rh
Wuhhiujtmi
ftf
tionrull’S,
Fuller Warren a t CAnns Rafarg
Nations! League
the ocfcut i'i It"' f" -t
Curriiles, i
Chicago
1 tl
near Anournilale at 10:30 a.m. on
Batting — Mualsl, St. lanils, .Wi.
Bill "flood Deal' JmU’*
Itentus,
If
Phllndrlphia
5!
Aug.
22.
The
(iovarnor
also
will
Slaughter. Nt. Uuis, :»w, Lock
■ger Chuck ou n.> up
Cavullero,
XI,
Lotili
M
l
lie them to attend Florlda'a f|(at man. New York, .307; Kluscewskl.
relief roles,
Totals
Did roll
47
Tonight
v,
The HemltmU Blue*
Junior Sportsman's summer camp. Cincinnati. .3011; Kchnendienst, HI.
Leeslmrg
National
league
Leesburg nl KANFonD
Ihr Leesburg Packer*
The
L
e
a
g
u
e
■rgsnligtlog.
Louie,
304.
Long, hs
Brooklyn
73
•veiling at HtOO p,m.
Huns baited In — Hauer, Chi
Callowny,
Frid a y
Now York
fl3
v«ru » ill prolishlj pit]
cgflp, M; Thomson. New York, 7H;
Fundorii, !
Dnytmm at SANFORD
St lauds
ft4
lllue*. Rivero him ;» IIfoMOa.
Brooklyn,
73;
Knnls.
Phil
Collins,
triM
HHB. ||If
1 1 fl Plllliidt Ipiilii
33
thls
season with
adalpnia, 74; Slaughter, Ht. Louis,
Saturday
Pnvvllrk, If
4 0 3 I] Chicago
palatka and Hanford.
Ml
Hanford at Daytona
White, lb .......
4
2 (I 0 Bnslnn
Bnnford has won H
47
lilts — Schoendlenst and ftfuslal,
Caldwell, c
2 0 B | Cincinnall ■
U lt four games and 2ft
4fl
Sunday
XL Louis, 139; Adami, Cincinnati,
man’s CJuU In tl« rials,
/'•didls, rf
4 0 ft 1 ITIIsburgh
- 33
Sanford at Cocoa
“ w York. 120 ;
two otksr at a teas lavUR Jt
Mtf nllniurlt, |» . 2 1 0 2
Florida
Internailnnal
da, lit.
Hpnrlamsn'a LaagnM are
Ortega, p
2 0 0 d Miami
flit
auer. Chicago,
tnrlif and Missouri.
Tula la
SB 6 27 Ml Mlutitl
Reach
R4
yn. 3.1; Klnrr, troll nml Joost. Philadelphia, 19,
Hanford
020 033 731—17
Signing of th* charter wll
Tampa
73
rdon anti Ma
l.cnsliurir
oo« 000 002— 2
ITtchlng
t.onsuegra. Washingimx a ytae’a *ellvlU*s ol
Havana
0.
1
Inn, on, I IX*|; Shant*. Pblladel
H--Alem»' 8 , Rhodes 2 , Hmlth, Ht. P eim biira
lamg *•)»!
I h Water
aft
l(wds :i, fmhrn 2, I’nrise, Kskevf,
I’hla. an 4, .811; Itaschl, Now York.
13 3, .81.1; Ilea nii'ii. Si Loida. 0 2 .
floiixnlea, Connies 2. Cavallord, We»t Patm llcarh Ml
Rviitas, Collins, l-awllck. B—lm730: Sain, New York and 8 hca,
interest ml,
|H
hrn, Oallowuv 2 , MeOulIrtngH,
Washington, 9-4, .093.
other
outdone
Long, Caldwell, (ionxaloa, RBI—
27 cl ube, Inc
ll. Kenis 3 , Imlirn a, Psjgroup and a ill
r V a,„ !^fyejS a> flonaalss. Cop.
formed in g if ■
John Imbrn
• 1*»
'cstmrti ! > Hni
wllh the poaaihl
'(irgo Rivvru
lytnna Berth :
her will ba R
48 outing.i fur u .681 imrcenliige, .HII Rhodes, Corrstes 2 , UR-*.
during th<( com'
If the III (U'rt cun play ,70(1 per1- Aleno to Imhrn In J'nrlee. HI) -off
_____
___ In the cam
rentage hull, winning 12 nnd los
u n '', r
*t O rto/a
(Inventor w arren will prenU
ing only five, while Palalka la V°
J- HJ) by Corralea 3, Ortoga X,
Brooklyn, S I,
et the" dedication ftiiM s s k s <
being held by thn opposition to Jundorn 1, IIO-M dJfulloujh III
w York, 103.
Ihe new 11049* trsvsllng W ild-'
f(Ve victories and 12 sultmeks 7 Innings, 13 runs; Ortega in f
tyn, 03. JIB;
for a poor .21U overage, Hon foul lining, 3 rtinai Fundura In 1 la- Xt. Lottl* 9-1 (T cvfiiitf 1 9
life iliaplay unit. Preakgl far
Tl; Iwawt. 13.
Cleveland.
Tl.
B00 ; Rollcan pass litem to capture the Inn" ning.' run. PB- Rhode*. Wlnnrr
the eellvlllea will be other atata
Fox,
Chicago,
141; RobChicago
7
Detroit
1
remaining .day-off berth.
D- 'Leila nml Buck. T—2:2B.
hktago, 119; 13-4.
Jenoan.
. National Leagne
. ..
.730.Wash
' ^ '
Pr«aa Irbx Palter! Manager
139; Fain, Philadelphia.
Brooklyn ft I Now.YorkS'F t
Chuck Alt-tin,, who was thrown
l.aurhlin
end
other
Caaiiilaalaii
Ha
and
Roaen,
Cleveland,
Cincinnall
11-0
Chicago
9
7.
ml hf Ihe first gumo pf the twin
PhiladcIptUu 3-3 Boston 0 9’
dll last night for arguing, cam*
It te ei/oectrt that 4 Ia n * nuiii-i
(Only aam ei scheduled.) ,
lack,in the second encounter with
I, .331; Kell,
her of Sportsmen . memoirs . a
Florida International La/ftl
tl* mouth taped up. Alrnn will
lo, Now York,
10 - Races
the
Florida
He
note
and
House
of
phla,
I
t;
Roscp,
Clcvaland.
Miami
8
Key
Weal
0
taVe to drive In 2H nurro runs In
Ronreewnlatlve*! newspaper and
•
Mon. - True.
Inson,
Chicago,
DMpo,
DaMiami Bearn 3 West Pains' Bat
ha neat 17 gatin'* In order to
radio men ,n ho luges pliers, mem *Runa balled In— Doby, Clavr
Thura. - Frl.
craek Buddy Lnku'a FHL RBI
cw«"k2'
bers of tho Florida Outdoor Writ^ M h a ck s'
ors Association and other Intar- to- Include a news rati camlroWK1). and HAT.
versitv of -Florida Commancoqish
man
and
riprsstnlatlvaa
of
a«v<
estad persons will alio ba present.
Dally Double lit
ca*rritix Hsturdav nlghl, Auk. H
Arrangementa are also being made m V mngoalnoa.
Tho nrcvlous high waa aef laa
June when 13 students waa awgnJ
cd tl Dootor of Philosophy degree
and two Doctor of Kducation tfl
grics. The id this summer w||
receive 14 Ph.p, degnea and tw
Dootor of Kdiitatinn degrees,
In addition to tho dooton, »om
34ft masters Hseries are to h
awarded, as well as 270 bachelor
deejeos, and 10 la* dearies,
The summer Coihmaticemenl
which marks the end of a nlm
8
Hi Doctoral Degrees
wwka melon, la Hthadulad ft
X:
J.rffARB WILL 8AVK YQMg PAR'.'
Corner Firm and Hanford
■
I
DcLaml'x Red Hubert* teems to
he making a hahlt nut or pitching,,
and linn ling the Jacksonville
(teach Sea Bird* In the Florldal
Stale League. He heal them 4 2
Wednesday nlyiht for his 12th win
this season, nine of them over the
Sea-Birds.
Huberts, whose Iwo losses (bis
year were lioth to Jacksonville.
Beach, gave up nine hi*1. while,
loser Krnle Clark allowed right to
lhe league leading DeLand Red
Hals The vylnnlng DeLand runs
were unearned In Ihc* fourth In
ning
.
In other games Wednesday night,
Oaytooa Beach heal Cocoa, 53,
Palalka downed Orlando B t, Lees-,
burg wnn 7 1 nnrf lost 17 2 Id a
douhleheader wllh Sanford.
Palatka scored twice In th o Aral
Mmt r a ns k y
. 1?
Itrd Roberts
Inning and once In the second and
then coasted, to Hie win over Or
lando. Palulkn bailers swatted 13
hits off Ihe three Orlando pitchers
Daytona Beach heat Cocoa wllh
a four-run rulfy In Ihe nlnlh Inning.
Including catcher Buck Purdue's
three run homer
Bolnndii Ortega pitched Lees
burg to the first game win over
Snnfnrd wllh ,i four hitter But In
Ihc second game, Sanford hatters
Kid mail ami ivh.nkcd out 20 tills
for their 17 run second game win
VnluKia C'nunty
Kennel Club
FIIIHT H A CK-n-m ths Mile
(First Hal f Dally Dntihle)
I Al's Own
riHlimky Frank
3 Hard Boota USir Itohcl
3 Fnnry Jive
7 My Hunger
I Jungle Pridn H Kplkn Martin
SF.COND RACK—5-IAIha Mile
fStrnnri Half Daily Double)
1 Always Pass 3 Rough Bomb
2 Dalhy
II l.nndmi Style
!l (iohlen Imagn 7 Royal Line
I Surprise Pkg, H I'h. When K’dy
THIRD RACR-3-llltha Mile
1 Kildav
3 Handy Action
2 She Hteps
n llerry
j
.'I Lotus
7 Tower Man
I Kiln's Hnsor
H i'lncky Star
FOURTH RACK—3-lfllhs Mils
1 Never Tacky 6 Aniudle
2 Hill Hand
n My f.ucky 7
3 l^'ts line
7 Socca
I Lucky Wish
H Murk Lin
FIFTH IIACK—5-IMha Mile
1 Pilch
n Cnurtlady
2 Decisive
It Star Shadow
3 Lynn’s Lad
7T eins News
I Sun Stick
H Kyo Bright
SIXTH RACK—3-Iflths Mile
1 Blue Zephyr
ft Catherine Kirh
2 Phil
(I Pin Oak
3 Rompin' Red 7 True Byers
4 filpsv
STushadn
SKVP.NTII B A (r'—ft-ffllhs MBa
1 Hnsfv Hattie 6 Lenta
2 Kd Denton
0 Cti*he«n
3 Beth Ann
7 Hold Dust Bahy
4 Paten
p floruits
KlfiHTH RACK—0-IBIha Mila
1 Silvers
ft Footnote
2 Flashy Duda 0 Tokay Boy
3 Susie Long
7 King Twig
4 Tryout
H Real Raid
NINTH RACK—3*1111 ha MB*
1 J-IInwk Huslo ft Rand Song
2 Jim Dancer
lUiotting Gay -
Mot H U M
Practice
sea- W W M jiflK te,'
slims
will
Ii" held I wice
ilny until srh "" lH
S.
"pi'lls will consist ■
mainly of ' "ii-li ■
:* j;
(lolling drill .. In ■
~ j(ismuih i*.' tlu 'H
S t o l e Athlclii'H
&
A HHOlilllloil
II "I
I'l'iunt
In lie
dh
i0
1 ■
until
2, i h e r o W B W B J P F ?
will ho no contact Junior MaHa
Hoiil.
work until a fle r that date.
Lctteruien returning from last
-----sipmd
ure are
T e rry
Cprdsll,
year’s
sipmd
irrty
corueii,
all-conference center, Joe PIckettE
Harry HyrtL Junior Malta, Bd
Lockett. J. B. Howell, Ray "Ql)lltcy" Davis, and Joe HutchisonOther holdovers whn saw quit* a
hit of action are Ross Hinnum,
selected a.s the most promising
B-snuaudcr, B'lhha Blshee, JohntAs
Carter. Jln^ny FAx, klcklHir »1Mclniist, add Jlmihy Wane. »
S.lf.H,’a basketball hopes m ar
have rerrlveil n terrific aatbifllc
when Warren "Mac" McCall, re
bounding fortvnrd, moved to Ovl#do. Warren l« at present undecided
ns to whether or not ha will go to
school In Sunford, hut If he should
rhooie In favor of Oviedo It Is
definite that ills hm will ha a
serious on* to the Feils.
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WASHINGTON
- The next
Prssldcnf faces an urgent five fell
#>n (CMJar tax decision as soon as
ns takes his oath ol .ffice.
, The rather vague talk about posslble future tax reductions, coming
oat of both the Elsenhower and
Stevenson presidential campaign
fcampi, strikes practical tax men
horo as Interesting hut somewhat
beside the point.
: That’s because a tot of taxes
ark due to go down sharply, start
Itifc at the end of next year, Unless
the President and the Ktrd Con
ties* act affirmatively to keep
tnem up. It will be up to the new
chief executive to tell the lawmak
er» what he wanta—which may or
may not be what he gets.
It wUI be to the President's ad
vantage to submit hi* ft* recqmmendatluns promptly, because II
takes a long time to grind a lax
bill through the congressional mill.
The iast one required almost nine
months
tn drafting that Increase, which
Bent Into effect last fall, Congress
set definite cut off dates for the
Increased rate*. The veterans on
the tax writing committed* recog
nised that u lax without an oxration date is, In praclral ef
«», e permanent levy.
In Ihe abirnre of positive legis
lative action next year, I"**1*
due to go down $3 ,2*0 ,000,000. There
Would be s rut of $2.2*0.000,ooo tn
-uiratlon taxes, an
00 In —
corporation
and some
it in excise levlei,
let irtenmy tax,
trf revert fo the teat pre
oat rafes Dec. SI,[, uaar
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The cor
Vlo
poirate excraa profit* lax would be
cutit In half mr calendar toss, and
[ for calendar 1934.
Incftaae In Ihe regular corporation
taxea la due to run out April 1.
Pros Are Favored To
S | i Clwny WIm
Defeat Collegians
Infantryman Badge
CHICAGO UP — Much to the dis
tress of Coach Jumbo Joe Stydabar, his Los Angeles Rams have
been Installed a two touchdown
favorite over the college all-stars
In their football frseas at Soldier
Field Friday night
Joe can’t see the odds that way
■ind has hecoim the first coach of
the 1932 gridiron season to get out
the crying towel
After predicting that the winning
team will have to score at least
lour touchdowns, the hossman of
mthalt League
the Notional
champion s t ’ hts hair down this
way:
1 “ It's a one shot game lor the
All Stars and carh boy on that
squad Is ready to play hts heart
nut. That gives Ihe All Stars a
psychological advantage
2. " It’s nnixmohle for us to reach
a peak In three weeks of drills he
cause the average age of our play
s ta r ’* Prjdd ,th* trotting stal era Is much more than the All
lion, established seven world's rec Stars.
ords for a trotter over a half J "A pro team can’t get so high
mile trark.
Although the Alt-Star gamp Is hlg
WITH THE. 2STII INFANTRY
DIV. IN KOREA—Sgt. First
Class Georg* I. Cherry, whoso
wllr, Anna, lives at 2010 T hir
teenth Avenue, S„ St. Peters
burg, has been awarded the Com
bat Infantryman Radge wb'li
serving with the 'JMh Infuniiy
Division in Korea.
The badge, a symbol of the
frontline fighting man, ronatats
ot a miniature replica of a Revo
lutionary War flintrnck mounted
on a blue background and super
imposed on a sliver wreath.
RFC Cherry, a mess steward
in the N th Regiment’s Cnnquny
M. arrived In Korra, Apr. 10.
Before entering the Army In
Jnminry, IP4I, he was employed
st a barber at St. Petersburg.
lie Is the sml of Mr, and Mrs.
Steve Cherry, lll'J Locust Ave
nue, Sanford.
Egyptians Warned To
Abstain From Riots
surprised at the violence so soon
xflcr the army's "glorious roup "
B-2!> Crewmen Saved
Hy Hitting The Silk
CAIRO, Egypt i.n — Mob minded
Egyptians hail warning today to
keep still or run Ihe risk of hung
Ing
SPOKANE, Wash -,T - All 13
The country's military command crewmen parachuted to safety
er announced Wednesday night Irom a stricken R 2!) Superior!
any attempt at dlsturhancr would •••si t-v'-rr it crushed and burned
'■ V - tv.ot >'*..»» J— south
be considered nigh tfC.ls.ao, an ol 1'early
AOXI. RlttK APPOINTED
« ■ t nf SpettMiP
WASHINGTON uri - President fense punishable hy death
The flyers, whn hailed out In
Truman today appointed Adm
The nnnounremenl from MnJ pitch daiKUess over sparsely set
Alair G Kirk, former ambassador Gen Mohammed Nngitlh, army tied wheat farming country, were
to Moscow, as director of Ihe Psy ehlef of staff and architect of Ihe titrated hy tanners who scoured
rhnlogteal Strategy Hoard
recent military coup d’etat, fnl Ihe area with flashlights
The beard formulates general lowed a labor riot out ode Airs an
Fairchild Air Force Rase said
policy h>r l ’ S Information pro drla Wednesday In which five to ihe pilot ordered all members of
grants abroad' and assists the De seven prisons died
tils crew in lump alter the plane
fens* rtepnrfmeiH In Its planning
The gnvrnm enl «atd that seven developed engine trouble and he
of psyehologtrat warfare
persons were killed and 33 hurt In InlC he hulled mil
Kirk’s appointmcnf Is to be ef the fighting Authorities on the spot
Rase officials did nut disclose
In live about Sept 13 lie succeeds listed only five dead and eight names or whether there were any
'ir Rirvmond It Alien who Is persons still hospitalized with In mlurics to the crewmen, altarhcd
leaving to become chancellor of Juries
to the tilth Strategic Rernnnals
the University of California at l<os
R was the first public disturb
.tits* Wing at Kalrchllri
Angeles
anre slnre Naguib amt the armv
installed Premier My Maher and
The m u West Virginia basketThe trotting horse Ford Hanover forced King Farouk to ahdleate bull team si t it , h"ol teenrd with
"«» unrnred as a twn yrar nM and three weeks ago Maher «ald Ihe «n pmot*. tn Hite game. The lllR'J
won 11 straight ns a three-year- rioters Jeopardized "F gvpt'i srrur Mountain, er i ns • raged SO I point t
old last year.
Hy and Integrity" and that hr was nvet n 3 7 game sruaon.
Soviet Boss Named
Hungarian Minister
BUDAPEST Hrngnry -.t*
Mi Now Shooting Hrenk*
tyas Itakovl. -ei rotary general •>!
Out In ltiilkun Aren
Ihe lltingimnn iiimmurnM- .uni
undisputed hnv- nf thi> Snvie
p. err tialmn. «.ts i bvirtl primi
\ 1HKNS <, reeci
minister by Ihe 1fiinc.iri.iit I’.trlt.i
reak nf - 1imf inr
Vlent Irwin III- lint *ii-l,l the p>>-l
as vice premier
"'r < ^
\ i.n , t, t m\ <
Istvun I'ntii. ti-rmet prettHei ««
member ef Ihe Rmallhtilders I'.n t, llnlg.iri.iti. nprnr
ii it tn ■ '■lit*-* ,i
reslgnrd. Ibr s p e ilrr nf the lli*n
a»r«»1 *ATI
annmincnl lie Ihru aa> given lit
mi th»'
•urthuv
loll of president M I The mb is
n.»', i <.1 it tih rn.i
flgurrhe.nl |iie.|t|nn in all (’nimmi
e*ni m 1111ii 11 > i.iiil .
nist rounlries i
-.im i" nb I I \ V f \
Sander Itonnl u lm had lie.Itut ii tin »* -1iludir
presiilettl "f l‘ irlnmiriil
p r e till
tju ifi h «t pll'X
tint, the highest .mtlinrilv m it.,
nrdei
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country, dsn resigned lie h.n' l Iff Ik t •111m *111•iI
<• iin m i
hft>n the I a s i i epresetlt.ilu e nl ll„
■ Kvrnt
1.111,1 1,1 hit' iiii
funner Social Demnerats in Ihm
111 ■1 1,, i 1 II l i t
garlatt pnliiie.il life
ii* ill hum till ill
The right «lng sevlion ,<l tin
if . t
a. (Ill'll <
pnrty escaped from Himg.n\ t i ■ill ■ h He 111 nil’
Ihe mosl part before nr no-i .ift, i . nipt t„ 1llnl ul
Ihe merger of Ibe fsoei.tlisl .net
('i)tnmmilst Parties Since then
h'fllsl elements among the Son a l u \ r til-.it' -rut rri
lists who supported the merger •rv i’i it jnn ifm
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- . The Republican nominee, Risen
• hower, says taxes have approached
' lh* point ol hurting incentive and
Initiative. He talks of a 3» of 40
billion dollar cut in Ihe budget, but
then declares that a budget reduc
• o n doesn t necessarily entail a
Tax cut.
Elsenhower could gel quite an
argument out ol any congressman
* on that point
Gov. Stevenson's headquarter*
ha* bussed recently with talk ot
a substantial reduction In the cost
of rearmament by July 1, l>#4.
Since arm* represent a major
• sharp ol the U. S. budget, this la
strictly tax-cutting talk.
Vat ncllher candidate hat given
ip public w ognilnrt In the nroh
m .pf thal *lve billion dollar*
whirls must t e faced tip fn next
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•r •I> »*• *1 Prnnif* Hiyonf
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That also la the date for the
Ichedulrd cut hXck In a number of
excise levies. Including loose on
liquor, beer, clgarelle*. auto* ami
Atiollne.
lax expert* frankly
7■ Washlnglon
W
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dou
.. Slevenson or Gen Dwight D.
■Shenhower hns Item thornugbly
7 brllfed nn the natiomd lax prno
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stuff, the height of the pro seiscn
lies ahead—the competition for the
champion ship
i “ Weil ue hurt In a few key
spots—Stan West. Tank Younger.
Bill Lange and Charley Toogood
wmT be able to go at top speed."
Stydahar Isn’t so sure but What
the .sirMars might stop the Rams
passing game, something that no
pro team could do last year.
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men masked with burlap sacks
forced the car ol n Warren Hank
official off Ihe road today and
bbed him ol about $7 .ooo in cash
The holdup was staged Just seven
blocks Irom Warren s mam bust
nasi section.
O ta rlu Foley was taking lha
meney from the Union Saving* A
t Tnt$t Co.’a main building to ft*
. Woodland Avenue branch, of which
he ll manager
Police quoted him as saying two
of tha men leapetl out of the holdup
car armed with a sawed off shotgun
and a revolver after cutting In
JtomX o l him with their auto.
w Qlia smashed hla car window
wlte tba shotgun butt and the pair
grabbed
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Ir- M I bur-da), Aug. It, 19.1
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Warren To Direct
l . Energies Toward
Getting Toll Road
TALLAHASSEE <JD - With his
time in office running out. Gov.
Warren hot. pledged himself not
to waste a single hour that might
be devoted to getting the promised
27.1 million dollar Florida lollplkr
under way
Warren, who leaves office Jail.
t. said his administration "will en
Ihuslastleolly and vigorously push
this project." However, the Stale
Hoad board said that white it fa
vors tne Idea of an East Coast
loll highway linking Minim and
Jacksonville it doesn’t want to take
any steps which would bind Its
successors In office.
The road liourd member* suid
they haven't enough time iefl to
net the project under wuy before
Ihclr terms expire. The State Im
provement Commission,
which
would handle finuridng of the lilg
project, was told Wednesday it will
take at least three months to completo studies of polcnltul turnpike
earnings and make necessary en
glneering and truffle suurvoyi.
The Improvement Commission,
which met Wednesday to hear the
road board’s report, adjourned
without taking action. Its next
meeting was not set hut will tie
culled by Gov Warren The com
mission members took with them
for study Hie mint lioard'a repot t
F.Uewficrc III Talluhiissev Gov
Warren said he may call a special
primary election to name u sue
cttisor to the late State Supreme
CourJ Justice Roy II I'linpinun —
and apparently Republicans may
participate
The Slate Supreme Court loltl
Warren lie ha* mthority to cull
the election unit set a date for It
Ally, lien Itiehard Ervin said
ta ilie r If the governor called the
election ItcpuMlrnn* might run fur
the position
There had been some doubt as
to whether the election should lie
railed by the governor or the Statu
Democratic Executive Committee
Chapman was a Democrat und had
been nominated without Itepiilill
lA 'K U l N o t l C i 'H
a
IMIIINO W. Avctell IlliriUluo,,
Mutual Security Adnilnb.lt.dor,
exits from Hio White House i to r
conferring with President 'tin
man. Defeated In hi* hid foi the
Democratic I’rttldcidlul nomlnu
lion, Harrliouli said Holt lie -III
campaign for nomine* Adlal SUscnxou "to the fullest extent that
I can b* useful." (iriUznalkmalz
Iranian Peasantry
Looks Forward To
‘New Deal’ Policy
TEHRAN, Iran I* -Iran's down
trodden peasants looked forward
today to a "new ileal"—on extra
III per eetd col from Hie giant
sl/ed landlord’!, abate of what they
produce.
Tile decree ordering a heller
break for the nation’s |H»verlystricken shurecropplnu farmers
was issued Wednesday by I'reinirr
Mohammed Mossadegh.
II also speeified Hud the land
lords must de|Mislt another Hi per
eetd of the Income from llwlr estates in special rural hanks to aid
needy farmers
The decree wn» the firs! of u
series of reforms promised by the
aged Nationalist lender when Parllnmcnl this week grunted him tho
right to rule with nenr dictatorial
l»owers (or six month* .
The first decree Is expected In
lake some of the wind out of Cumniunlsl proitagiinda blasts for land
ami iignciilturai reforms. Most of
Iran's arable land Is owned by a
comparative handful id large land
holders
(fillII now. Irnnlon peasants have
received only a tiny share of what
they produced on the privatelyowned estates Tho exact amount
varied according to arrangements
between the Icnuui and Hie laud
owner
Th« W eather
As tie Hi*
llostoil
Chleago
Cleveland
lais Angeles
New Drleuiis
New York
Seattle
Washington
Jacksonville
Miami
Tallahtissce
Rod I,i notypint’s
Dismissal Due To
Error Sanctioned
Mrs. Roosevelt Is
Rebuked For False
Report About City
NEW YOHK 'As—An Impartial
arbitrator today upheld the firing
whose
of n newspaper litInnlyplst
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typographical error echoed the
tfommunist Party line.
Tiie Long Island Star Journal
.Irrd Allan Itoss, a top pay em
ploye of 13 year* and an admitted
former Communist, alter he set
tyi>c reading "American system of
fascism and
und security,
security,"' instead ol
"American system of freedom and
security "
The error, made last September,
was not caught until more than
i one thirst of the first edition was
I nut
Edward J. McDonald, chairman
| of Hie five man iianel which hrartl
i the ease, said In his report und
' award that Hie substitution of "fas
cism" for "freedom" wus "too pat
In suggest error; on the contrary,
Its very aptness suggests willful
••ihstitution."
The tyimgraphical union, Local
it. AFL. argued Itoss made n nor
mal error in setting m atter which
had not been proof-read and there
fore under the union contract was
nut responsible lor errors.
McDonald disagreed, lie said,
"the type as set represented a dis
loyal distortion of text In defiance
nl the spirit and sense of Hie ur
tide in i|iiestion Whether It was
delilierulely done liy boss or was
the inadvertent nr subconscious
response or reuetioh of his com
munistic distaste nl Hie subject
matter
it demonstrated his
imsoiiotiilby lor l oiitimiel employ
incut "
’I to- at lu te in vvTils’ti Hie error
appealed a a syndicated guest
eoiooiii for Holierl S Allen written
by t eeietary ol Hu- Navy Dan Kim j
ball about H i p Marine Corps.
POUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y. Oft —
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt is in
hot water with the city father*
here. They are aroused over what
they considered a reflection on
Poughkeepsie in her syndicated
My Day!' rohm n.Commenting on an experiment
In Newliurgh to reduce tooth decay
bv fluoridation of drinking water,
she wrote:
"in our nearby city of Pough
kccpslc, wo are to backward about
our water system that I doubt
whether we will ever give ■ thought
to such an experiment."
Not so, says Poughkrcpsio May
or Robert K. Stevens. Poughkeep
sie already has contracted for
niuipinent so fluoridation can be
gin next month, he saya.
"A retraction should lie made,"
he told newsmen
Dr. George Kraus, the city’s
health officer, said "Mrs. Roose-
Si'll.I.EII MII.K
ASHLAND. Neb ijh — Farm er
Virgil tiwen was milking Wednes
day night when u tornado ripped
into tils horn
Ainnl crashing timbers, Owen
and Hu- ernes were dumped into
Hu- basement
Volunteer firemen summoned
from nearby Ashland found Owen
at the bottom of Hie wreckage,
pinned down by o enu and piled
delirls
Alter two boors Owen was hauled
out wdb nothing worse Hum a ills
lot aled shoulder In i.how lot the
ordeal
WASHINGTON VI) - Marvin E
Coyle ictlred executive vice ntesi•lent and director of General Mo
tors. lots lieett chosen for the an
mud Cardinal Newman Award.
The honor was RislituUd In 1050
by Hie Newman ('lull Ei-dcrulion
of 520 clubs of Culhnllc students
in secular colleges amt iiniverillles
with the selection nf Myron C.
Taylor. The IKil recipient wus
('lure ItiMithu Lure.
The Most Rev. J. J. Mittli. archbishop of Nan Krunrisro, will inakn
till- mescptalloii .Scut 7 during
Hu- Newman national meeting at
I‘01 doe University.
JOHN DEI.ANEY DIES
NEW YORK t.r - John II Do
laoey, HI, who unified New York
City's rapid transit ntjletn—tho
largest in Ihe w orld-died. today.
As head of the city’s rapid Iran
sit for 21 year*, Delaney ulso di
NOTICE
rected Ihu building of Hie Independ
Ta • Emma Pool, Allentown. Mon ent Kuhway Division. He retired
mouth County, New Jersey, ns head of Iho Hoard of Trans
Caro of-P. E. Miller!
portation In 1045.
IN THE NAME OF THE BTATK
Earlier In llfo Delaney waa promOF FLORIDA) GREETINGS:
.You are hereby notified that
A blueberry cobbler la tlelleloua
ault In divorce has been entered
served with a soft custard saucs,
against you by your husbanda lemon sauce, or with plain ur
Matthew Pool, In the Gircuit
whl|)|icd rremit
It nuilMxsd From I'aa* Onsl
Cdurt, bib t'lrault, , Hcmlnulo seniad a rod from Kohson'a Sport
ing Goods Htor* for lha syoond
largest fish.
»
• ..
.
e »»•* 1 s s i i s s i t g
I t U ||
1 lno DuftMulunt null your htiallarltara
Gaines,
12-year-old
*d. Matthew Pool is (he Plain- Lake Mary girl, hooked tho aeef In the «ult. You are required ond heaviest fish to rapturo a rod
.1 1
y^ur
,or uglier from Stanley Roger*' Hardware
0 Jh*L Complaint filed Store, Rudy Crew*, Paula, won a
D.U. gun from Goodyear Store*
fur the- longest flab while John
Holloway waa given a hunting
knife from Hill Hardware far tho
second longest fish,
s Cold drink* were served under
tho auaplets
auspice* of William E. Kadar.
Kade
h day of August. |UB2.
Jewelers; IJrallsy Odham, Ou
FI.O H 11>A D H F S S K I) nntl lilt AWN t.lt.V D K A
H I I U 'I 'F l) G A . D K F S S K D mul Dlf AWN (.11A UK A
> LATE TO CLASSIFY
AYHD from
Avfitutf, small
PH f. He wan).
ROUND
SIRLOIN
or T-BONE
JELLY
FROM U. H. CHOICE
HEAVY CALVES
U. H. CHOICE HEAVY CALVES
RIB STEAK
l.K A N , IIO N K LK SH . A l.l, MCA I
GRAPE JUICE
Lb.
If. S. CHOICE HEAVY CALVES
CHUCK ROAST
Lb.
If. S. CHOICE HEAVY C A LV ES-PLA TE Oil
T A S T Y . IIK I.IC IO IIN X T K N 1IK II— A l.l. M U S T
BRISKET STEW
zYNN P A G E
TOMATO JUICE
Lb.
.HUPEHRIGHT IIARD-COKNFEU WESTERN
FIRST 5 RIDS
PORK LOIN ROAST Lb.
SKINLESS FRANKS
FROZEN HEADLESS DRESSED
(JUICK FROZEN RON El.ESS
Red Perch Fillets Lb.
WHITING
1 'I.A IN O il X tiU '.ltlS I N C
WE HAVEPLENTY OF TOP GRADE
SLICED BREAKFAST BACON AND
WHITE AND SMOKED BACON IN
SLABS AT FAIR TRADE PRICES.
PREY BENTOS
GHAVKNHTRIN
APPLES, 2 lbs. . . 20c
CORNED BEEF
HWRBT
Seedless GRAPES, lb. | | e
Bartlett PEARS, | lbs. H e
"CELERY, Ige. stalk R e
FROZEN
FOODS
WH01.R OR OONCBNTRATR
OIL distributor! and Havan-Ui
Hehnetden
Mwimollia
whit* dog—U in*
have
velt isn’t very well Informed and
I believe she should make a cor
rection in her column.”
City Manager Hayden Johnson
said he waa writing to axk her to
Inform her readers of "Poughkeep ihe Pensacola, Fla., critical d«sie's progress toward fluoridation." funse area.
Mrs. Roosevelt was not imrnedlThe agency previously set np a
too unit program for that area.
cut food costs
BEEF
CHUCK
ORANGE JUICE, tcJU
TURNIP GREENS SJ
Clerk, Clreult Oiurl. Nahl liottllng Co.
Cream*
Dalrlea
WASHINGTON V* — President
Truman today refused to Increase
the tariff on imported watches as
proposed by the Tariff Commis
sion.
The President said he was unable
:o agree with the commission "that
our domestic watch industry has —
been seriously Injured, c that •
there Is a threat of serious Injury."
The domestic waten industry has
long sought a duty hike because
of large import* of watches, watch
movements, parts ami cases from
Switzerland
'
During long maneuvering over
Hie ouestlon, Switzerland has n ude
it plain it would increase duties
on its Imports of U. S products
if the American duty on watches
was boosted Tobacco products arc 0
a big item in Swiss purchases Iroin \
the U. S.
MAYONNAISE
It'SHJHS
O. f*. i/ e r n d o n
To Lift Watch Duty
ANN PA G E
Fish Rodeo
teat r
HOUSING ASSIGNED
WASHINGTON tO - The housing
and home finance today assigned
another 400 housing units to be built
by private firms for sale to defense
workers and military personnel in
Pretifdent Declines
A&P’s policy of giving you mor<
good food for your food dollar is
made to order for you if you de
mand quality and want to ...
TO RELEASE GUARDSMEN
CAM PE A'i’l'KItlltHtY, I111I itt-I’laiis In 1 ('lease more Hum 3,fli)0
Dixie Divisimi National Guardstneu
were atinounecd today.
MaJ lien A (i I'axton, division
lonunmider, said a point system
luis lieen established lor release of
tlie Southerners Resides length of
service points priority will be giv
en to seasonal workers, teacher*
amt men n- entering college
Ho- reparation process will start
Saturday ami continue until next
Ian 15 Gm I'uxlon said the ill
vlsiim will lie reorganized in Janu
ary.
PALL KILLS IIAHV
NEW YORK i,\) - A baby buy
tlicil Wednesday idzht, live hour*
after falling It stories from a win
dow. Another infant wa* In fair
enmlltloii niter a thren-atary fall.
The deod child wus 17-mnnth-nid
John Robinson Jr., ' Negro. The
baby, escaping Hie untie* of hi*
mother, crawled anln a small
bench, then onto a radiator, ami
toppled from the apartment win
dow Hushes broke his fall.
l(c|>oitrd In fair condition wa*
Ismael Roscho. one year-old, who
lonnled over the windowsill of a
fifth floor apartment ami landed on
a two story adjoining building.
The child suffered millilple bruises
Imt apparently no broken bones.
BURGLAR IN M M tlM
LONDON (it — Burglar Jam es
O'Neill w u trying on soma clothes
be bad taken when be beard the
owner* returning.
He hurriedly grabbed wbat be
thought waa a pair o( trousers and
fled out tbe back door. A few min*
utes later be returned aheepUhly—
wearing a woman’* skirt.
He was sentenced to three
months In Jail on charges of steal
ing
iremost ami Rordatl
had lea cream.
SOUTHLAND CH 0PP1D
Itlon to succeed himself
arm expired in January.
»n In November would
In tkla «4 effeettv* through Hsturday,
Augtut I lib .
SOO Mriro Hr A re n u .
Buford, Florida
IVORY Soap, | med. bars 2 *
Sweetheart bath bar 2 for | | e
JOY, far dishes, 7-aa. btl, | | e
Plaatera Peaauta, 8-oa. H e
6uPiK MflRKI I
' - 'li J X U
m
\.V > ;
Lifebuoy, bath size 2 f°r 23c
DUZ, large pkg.. . . . 2 7 ®
CRI8CO, 1-lb. can . . 3le
IVORY SNOW, lge. pkjr. 27*
TIDE, large pkf. . . 30*
CAMAY Soap. | reg. bars 29*
�J — k-
.
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':
*Univrsity Experts
Analyze Costs In
Citrus Industry
GAINESVILLE (Special! _ It
coats lorlda grower* nr processors
at Ita it 43 cent* n him fur orange*,
33 cent* a box for grapefruit and
a 71 cent* a bo* for tangerine* to
have fruit picked nnd hauled to
processing plant* and *nlt| to the
plant*.
The** figures arc revealed In n
»tudy covering the 1060-fit urn*™
hr A- H, Spurlock and [lr. II. G.
Hamilton, economic* on the staff
of the University of Florida Agri
cultural Experiment Station stnff.
They made the study with fund*
provided hy the Resenrch nnd
Marketing Art. Fonts were aunt^m arlied for nine firms tnnging In
volume from .lun.ntin boxes to
more llinn 3,000.000 lioxe*.
The erononilst* say picking
labor rates are known to have
been higher during lOM rcj and
tome other cost* nlso are reported
to have inerrnsed. Thu* the figurea for the season just past are
almost certain to hove been higher.
Analysis of their HUM) M study,
Ult concluded, reveals the followng detail*:
I Coat* of picking averaged 23.30
rent* per ho* for oranges, 13.02
cents for grapefruit and 00.(13
rente for tangerines. Only four
operators plrked tangerines. Most
of the nranges Included were
budded: the rnst of picking 'redling oranges win considerably
higher.
Hauling costs from the innd*h|n
to the processing plant averaged
10,31 cents per bo* for nil types
, of fruit anil over all distances.
Buying and selling costs of cit
rus handlers were 3.34 cent* per
ho*.
Combined average cost* for all
services of buying nnd selling,
picking, and hauling were 42.M
cent* per bo* for oranges, 32.77
rent* for grapefruit and 71.03
cent* for tangerines.
The largest Items of cost In
picking fruit were direct labor of
the picking crew, repairs on equip
ment, management nnd nfflre
salaries, and truck expense. Haul
ing rosta consisted largely of
driver’s wages, and fuel, repair*
anil depredation on truck*. Huy
In* amt selling cost* were mostly
for brokerage or huyers’ salaries,
travel expense, and telephone and
telegraph.
Interest on borrowed money
was Included as a cost If actually
incurred, but no Interest has been
allowed on Invested capital.
(
SCOUT SENTENCED
EXETER, England if) ~ A Bov
Scout who was * dead alml with
ripe plums scored direct hit* from
1h« 130-root high Gothic tower of
Exeter Cathedral on Iwn cathedral
dlanltarles walking sedately below.
The victims were quite prepared
to regard It as a childish prank
but not the sharpshooter's fellow
icout* The culprit had been ad
milled to the top of Ihe ancient
lower only after promising on hi*
hone* to bo- well-behaved.
'
In
letter of apology to rathe
dral authorities Wednesday, other
members of the srout troop said
they had enurt martlallrd Ihe cut
prlt snd sentenced him to stand
under a tall tree while fellow scouts
pelted him frmn Ihe I opmost
branches ullh potatoes
a
I.OVK IS BLIND
DEIIBY, England 'T-Seeking n
divorce on grounds of cruelly, He*
sy Chapman testified Wedoesdav
her hushand tried to strangle her
on her wedding day, slapped her
face, look all her earnings on hot
first pay day alter the wedding
and threw a knlfn at her. She won
the raae.
DKA1HIK l,A K K
■
B < r3n 9
WEDNESDAY And
THURSDAY
Cary Grant and
Franehot Ton#
“EVERY GIRL
SHOULD RH MARRIED”
— Plu* _
"PRINCE WIIO
WAS A THIEF*'
THE HANFORD HERALD
Talkathon Device
“Goes To Town” In
Other State Polls
FAMftV AND NMHROAt examine the wrecked home of L. I, Leona nils,
at Leonardo, N. 3., after a freak B7-mile-*n-honr wind had blsited a
mile-wide swath acroe* central New Jersey, and deposited the Leonardla roof In a yard next door. Trees were uprooted, garage* bowled
over and power line* disrupted by the stnrm.
ffafematloaat)
Wounded Marines Belgium’s Decision
On Tram Reflect On Draft Adds To
Grim Side Of War Kidgway’s Burden
By SAM SUMMERLIN
WESTERN FRONT, Korea
The wounded Marine screamed:
"They're all dead, but we've got
In get them! Wc can't leave those
guys for 1hn Monies!"
The husky leatherneck almost
lunged out of Ihe upper Iterth on
the hospital train. Two doctors and
two litter bearers struggled to
keep Ihe writhing body down on
Ihe sheets.
Tim other wounded mrn were
silent The scream, the sruHllng
stul thr doctor'* patient words
were Ihe only sounds In Ihe steam
ing car
"Where's my helmet?" thr Ma
Him yelled, swinging 111* arms
wildly nt Ihe doctors “ We ran ’l
let Urn goonles gut them "
lie was using the Marine nick
name for Chinese soldiers
"Let's go kill those gmmlesl"
he yelled, crying "W ell choke
llinn to d eath '"
The Marine called out a buddy's
name An unshaved. skinny youth
with a sliatteied fun! looked lip
from a lower berlti,
"I'm right h u e
Now calm
down," he said
Rut Ihe husky Marine kept call
ing Ihe name
The Marine with the bad foot
cased out of his berth and hopped
over to the upper bunk. The husky
l—. crying
— -1— | | n rmmtdn t
.Marino kent
rccognlir tils buddy
t our bunks away, a pair til blue
eyes looked up "You can take
lust so mtrcR; * thhf Marine said
lie was 19 years old He rouldn'l
keep still, his leg, peppered with
grenade fragment*, was throbbing.
Above lids boy lay a Marine
whose head was covered with white
bandages Small hole* were loft
for id* rye*, nose ami mouth
Across the side, another Marine
moaned soflly Blood soaked Ihe
bandages wrapped around holh
hand* Horribly mangled by inur
lar fragments A bandage hail
dipped off a gaping wound In hi*
neck
Nearby, a Marine Iny on his
.tomarh. naked, lie was burned
red from feet to waist
The wounded men had fought
on Blinker Hill, the dusty ridge
four miles rnst of Ihe truce talk
village of I’anniunjom They came
by helicopter and nmtoilnnce to a
lent hospital behind Ihe haltlefront,
liien moved hy hospital Irnln to
larger, tatter-equipped hospitals In
the rear
Four days and four nights the
flow of wounded has poured down
from Bunker Hill. Ll (.1.0 ) Edgar
Hansen, a Navy doctor from Mans
field, Wash., said one doctor hadn’t
slept once In those four days
Others have worked steadily for
18 hours Another doctor, Lt.fJ.G.)
Reginald It. Henry Jr . Norfolk,
Va , told the same story.
On the train, the 19 year old
Marina fidgeted, on his bunk. Ills
I t ’H Ail “COOL” An An
Ocean Breeze Here!
%eatu
a ih
CONDITIONED
SHOWING TONIGHT & FRIDAY
They Really Aren’t Married At All!
lly UUS.SKLL BRINES
WASHINGTON on - Belgium's
decision to cut down Its military
conscription period has created
new troubles lor Gen Matthew B
Hldgway's European Army which
apparently were not anllrlpaled
here a short while ago
The Brussels government ilerld
rd Wednesday to knock Ihree
months oil (tic 24 month service
period (or conscript*. It hid failed
the previous day tu get neighbor
Ing countries to agree on a com
mon two year training program
American officials, leitllylng lie
tore t'nngrcs* on foreign aid In
March and April, predicted several
recent European developments, In
eluding Ihe economic trouble.*
which evidently have cancelled
plan. to raise Mi division* hv the
end of Ihls yesr
They said they wanted to In
cresse Ihe training ol reserve*
throughout Western Europe, as Ihe
key to the whole defense plan, and
they sslil this wonid create diffi
cult problems
But there was no hint In voturnl
nous testimony at that time that
these officials expected any Euro
pcaii nation to cut down on the
length of conscript service
Belgium Is Ihe cnly member ol
the European Detente Community
(E D O with a two-year service pe
rind Norway lequirrs 12 tnonlns,
the Nelherlandi and France 18
tnonlhs, and Italy )5 months Great
Britain, which la not an EDC mem
ber, has two years' service
Strike* and deinnnstrullntis broke
nut In Belgium last week against
the conscription period The Del
gians requeued a meeting of EDC
parlners to seek s common two
year term, bill no agreement « n
reached Brussels Mien announced
II* rntisrripla would have to serve
only 21 months, although Hie off!
rial period remains two yr.irs
Gen llhlgwny, supreme Allied
commander, had told Uir EDC rep
irsonlnllve* that two years' train
ing was Ihe minimum for Ihe <all
her of reserve troop* needed
American official* In Europe have
tried lor month! to get a common
two year period. They say man
power Is sufficient (nr this
Some European olflrlals contend
they ran raise their manpower
rpiotas without longer rnnscriptlon
The most Important cited of the
Brussels action la apt to he pay
chnloglcal.
If thla movement
spread* nr the Communists suc
ceed In capltalillng on It, the Eu
ropean buildup couTd be drastically
affected.
eyes were bleary from pain, night
mariah fighting, and lack of sleep
The buy said
and his buddy
were manning a machine gun on
Bunker HIU
a battalion ol
Chinese atruck.
"About 20 loonies ran toward*
us. We shot down a lot of them.
But those goonles were all around.
We knocked them down, and more
kept right on coming
"One gooney sneaked up behind
u* and Jumped in our trench. But
he landed on hla own granule II
blew him to bill. Some pieces hit
my leg.
"I kept on firing, but everywhere
vou looked goonlei were coming
down on you. II was awful."
He fought through the night.
Whan the fighting stopped, the 19year-old crawled down the hill to
in aidt station. He
H and hla buddy
both had
<
(tad baan
been w
wounded
The boy laid (i
xcniatlon from fl|l
of the haltoona rr
Jom, the »m*U
ground In tha m!
hr
when
Thursday, Aug. 14. 1932
Pag* 7
August Torrid Spell
Clings To Wide Area
MIAMI (Ji—When Bralley Od
ham first used the radio "Mika
thon" to belabor the eardrums ot
Florida voters In the primaries
last spring, he really started some
thing
Odh.im didn't win the Democrat
Ic nomination for governor, but hi*
question-ami-answer "talkathons"
brought him trom nowhere Into a
contending position and lured *»
many voles he was able to force
(avorrd Dan McCarty Into * run
oil
Wednesday (lie "talkathon" bio*
somed Into a nationally famous po
title a! gimmick when Francis Chei
ry, an obscure country Judge who
hid used it, defeated Truman
backed Gov. Sid McMath for the
Democratic nomination for gnver
nor of Arkansas
In Wisconsin, la-onard A Schmitt
Is using it in hi* campaign for
the Republican nomination lor the
Senate scat now held hy Sen Jo
srph McCarthy
And in Ultlo. former I’riee Ad
T /IM FA , 11.4. — iMlerustlnnat a'r travel In and out nf Florid* get* * powerful *llmn1n* m is
mlnlitralor Michael V 1)ISa He l*
week a* Tamps'* new 1nlern*><nns1 Airport Terminal hulldlng begin* handling rerird-hresM ug
considering this unique campaign t
xnlitmo nf glimmer tr»fftr. The
r
•tilling. added to three magnificent TOStl-font runway* and *
method in his effort tu unseat Re new mllllnn-itnltar tnadlos
Tamp* lutrrnallnoil the equal of aor slrm,-'. Ir lh> world
publican Sen. John W. Rrlrkrr.
t.i utlr*.m odern planning
• It will hr fn rm illr dedicated (Hindu *
IT
Father of the "tnlkathon" l» Bolt
Venn, radio and television director
of Houck A Company of Florida,
a Miami advertising firm whirl)
control* the name and la selling
II to polllirnl candidates
Karl Bishopric, prraldrnt of
llouck A Company, *nhl Ihe Idea
was first recnmmemled hy Venn
to George Smather* In In* success
(ul tl)5u Senate campaign against
Claude Pepper Smalner*. he said,
MIAMI P Hie miinhei « i ack
considered It hilt fell he dldn'l need el, Cuba ami lioltta have grown
it tn win
In 'gigantic" proportion* hi Ml
"Then last January Venn anti arui the Herald **lil today
Herbert F Thomson, a Houck vice
V. Iiiiigri Hie slrpehdiltrn ot
resident, sold the idea to Bralley it" Insh gold coast gambling fam
(Hunt ami Bralley almost pulled It) lliey have stepped Inin bine
It out," Bishopric said
ullh (Nickel • heavily Hurd
Odhatn's "talkathons" lasted
liv e r" -shl an ,ii title hy
from a few hours to 21 hour.* oi •lilt Writer n l Smith
longer without a break Sometimes
around m the Negm ,*r
they were broadcast on statewide l>-«ri where the lottery baron* hive
network*
IIn-it limn I ddii'! empire
You'll
The Sanford business man lolil tin,I people who know liow glgmtic
the voters Ibey wete entitled to Hu- nmutiers rackets time grown
know how ne stood on everything
I lie)'ll tell you that Miami's
and Invited their questions They I ' in .'ll tollerv house, bundle heti,
took him up, shooting queries <il >ti.i uig peak *e i .on ,. totaling ( 1.
him hy thr thousand*
Mitn-h ol it m dime .
If there was anything about Od
hum Miami M>.non
ham the people didn't know when
Ihe rampalgn was nvei. II wasn't
I hi*
i lm . m n
Odham's fault
b l< ;b n v H n f u t n f i * r
The people liked the “ lalka h e n u i r ! i m p p l . l i n i n g r t l i t u i l f h i *
thons" *o well they responded gen fi». o*i*i
; 11focw i iminMi
mv
erouslv In Odham's pies Inr smsll f b . - , i m v n u t I n hjt *11f I n o m | o i N»
ermlrilmtions "with no tiring* *1 i • i n N i i P t u t i n k j
lat hed " Usually, he eolTeeled
i 4i M (»p»*t linr nf «
enough In pay lor the radio lime hou,M 4
n*s»'t** i'ii
if* |iny
and nthei expenses
mi t i l
tu flO O
N r t r b n w r k fir*
In Arkansas Judge ' berry de
i
f l i p I* iIc v% l i I i »t** tI n t i t h p tf»i*
rlared Ihe "lalkathnn enabled me
I lir m ilt
I m - I t p r i H ti» r I ' 1 i i l i i m i
In reach more voter* than any
If "Mill t Ilf fPtlPTlli K«iVfMtllirklli
other candidate And II enalded
Arttnllv, IIn* IM pf't runt fnj
the voters In find nut everything
•I i <ix on ii unltlinK Iwisn’t ImHi
about me there I* to know livlnd
■••I tin’ nnmh*<r« M|>nr«tMr. it ill
Ing how t like iny egg* (nr break
llpffirc thr now* t »» l.iu went
fast "
j M«*m tffrf t lull ' I r riiilc’l k 111** }|JV
Entering the cainnaigu without n i l m l II I* * t M I M t l t r M
tf » l»p
a political record that could he 7M ^(*1 i ’ # *fit n f Hi*» M t ' f * T 4 r i \ i • I t i p
attacked, Judge Cherry answered p U y r f A f n n 1 0 | r I h e l i t l l l l i r y
an estimated 30,non questions on nnlv i
|>»*r emit ji ivmM "
the radio Three veteran 0‘>ll|i< tins
he heal blamed Ihe "tall ilium*
Cuba, M ila Have
Become BitfKacket
Says Miami Herald
By The A l l o t t e d Pr*l*
August turned up Iti burners todnv over wide are*) of the nation
Much ot Texas went Into the 13th
consecutive dav ot inu degree plus
.r.
Ihe mercury mounted
toward the high 30* and 90s in Ihe
Northern inti Southern Rockies and
Ni'fthrrn Great Plain*
P art, id Kama- also vwellered In
lot) degree heat Wednesday, Hill
City reporting a high ot 193
lii dm; temperature* were fore1 cast for mo*l o| Ihe Midwest
Fimlrr we ilher came to the
rnast.il legions rd the Pacific
Not time t and cool Canadian air
moved over H>e extreme Northern
Plain*
lotnarloes ripped up several
l,h im .
in
(astern
Nebraska
Wrdnesd.tt night, damaging term
i home* uni building* and Injuring
il lra,t *lx persons
! Scattered showers and thunder
Montis dampened section* of the
I r'-i-i Gulf South Atlantic States,
i Middle Mississippi and Lower MIsi smiri Valli-v ,. Northern Great
I ike* trg|nn, the Central Plains,
c m lr il Rockies ami Southern Plalean stale*
S a m s o n ite
will n;o lliroiifrli collt'fje with you
and Itrrp on going!
B
Mark Sullivan, 7H,
Coluinniat, Is Dead
WEST ( HESTER. Pa r Mark
Sullivan, 18. nationally kn..... new .
paper colutifnl*!. dlrtl ot > lie hi
attack Wrdnesdnv night In i tn'atci
County Hospital
In Ihe newspaper biislru- ■ fm
I t years. Sullivan u»* Ihe c ih<ti
nf several hooks, including In- iwn
autobiography, anil once wived o .
editor of Collier * Magailue
A life long resldenl nf t he,ter
County—he was horn In Awmrtile.
Pa . near West Chester on -id
10. 1874—Sullivan was the y<iung"|i
■if to children. Hla |i*reni, ■••■rt
Irish Immigrants who became pi -t
pcrniis Pennsylvania farmer ,
Sullivan, himself greedy fm > t
ucalion and ambition* for im c r,.,
was a pari owner of a newsinper
af 19
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Irrivci
lit \ , »* ,• ,i nr i vr * )»'l 4 nnd
v ro
i| lamllng 1 1 iff, Mi#»
liortert
nlghl the Marines can sec ihe
bright beam of a searchlight over
Panmtinjntn, warning away plarir*
A tanned Marine In another Imnk
said the Chinese mnrlara are on
rlble." A big hunk of shrapnel hid
lorn through hi* armored vest ami
^
cut open hla side But he said the
vest aaved hi* life
I
"We were digging with .... hel
J
met* to get inme cover," said the
blond youth. "When inose mortars
started dropping, we'd put on m
helmets, hug the ground ami pr«av
one of 'em didn't hit. When it got T l \
quiet again, we'd take them rdf
and resumn digging
"You know, li'a amsrlng how
fast you can throw dirt with *
helmet when It's a matter of
lurvlval."
M -
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Y
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k e i | * H*"ey I s q f f lUx U d f p f l t
%put srsti • . ul ike IM I t 4«r ff m l
4 1.i.k 1k* 1«* «■* (niuiHAa 1li'
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i m i i r f i f rr4*"l
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Yon cun count on ns
for competent prof**)'
•Innalservlc*. A skilled!
Registered Pharm actil
(•IM(F
I *.8kv-tf4
la alway* at your rnmi^
mand. And unr price*
are uniformly fair. Re
sure to bring n* your
Doctor’* prescription*]
Faust’s Drup Store*
K. 1st HI.
r v-i
U’ I*
Mil
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IMitine lft.1
DR. H. K. RfNC
CHIROPRACTUn
A ll Florida’s Beache# at Their Best
U nusual Values in Our Float Toy Department
O M U ' l <.1 1 \ r *
Mi ni i n i m a ir e
TONIGHT—FRIDAY
Introducing
VIC DAMONK
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8
News • Cartoon
Shorts
C a rto o n
‘"HWWUN GOOFY”
G e t All Your “First Aid Items" Refilled Before Leaving
U tility Bathing Iterns-Caps-Men’s Trunks-Accessories
S un Tan Lotions a “M ust'-Tan, Don’t Burn
Therm os Jugs-All Sizes-Shapes-Kinds and Prices
RCliM ILIAT & ANDERSON
100 Boat First
Walgreen Agency Drugstore
“On Th« Corner Hy Th* Clock"
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36
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Business Group
Happier, Opine
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West Berlin Has
Worries Due To
Refugee Burden
i
Pulse-Takers'
M o u n tin g
F e a r Of DcprcHsion
Reported S lie I v ed
I n Current h l i s s
l» l
Nr u m I n * r
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It,.HI 1 1 1.1 Iilll*lit . 1 ll Iltf
ti.t i t i it • iii < h j uni*
,
Whole
F ry e rs!
• Lo w Prices
Everyday Specials T o o !
300 E. 3rd-214 E. 1st
Sanford, Florida
Q uan tity
Rights
Reserved
Pricos Good Through Saturday, August 16
SUNDRENCHED CENTER CUT
DONftLD DUCK SANDW ICH
C u l-lfp ,
l'uii-K eudy
F ry e r* !
A number ul textile mills have
withdrawn their lin o In Hie last
few itava—anrnr became llieir or
1 fir S' bcfik* air tilled, others In re
prlrc tlirin Tin* iiilllh any Dial
prirra hint fallen an low they hint
bet'll operating ni «r near a bus
Tlie long drprrssi il riii|>rt maker,
•re also nnllt'itnllnaf higher prices
■rrt bnllrr anlra
Htraiiyrlv fiiouadi. rising price,
uaually bring inor*> eiislniner. Into
ilit* alnrea limn rln falling nnea The
trade explains Haul when in n «»
lire Tolling cnn.umer» wall In see
|iO\V tow Ilie y*11 tin When price.
Mutt up, ciialoincra atari In hu>
again In heal future rims
Knud ntoce.iort also are betting )
on good tluira runiimilnii Harry
A llullla, rholi limn nl (ieneral'
Mills. IlK' , Minneapolis, In-hove*
the steady growth In imputation,
assure. high demand lot food ami
other trerendtles.
Sonin of Ihe buoyant forces lie
irea alioarl nrn blub demand for
houalnii, ttie Imildhiu of loll roads
•od TV alnllous. and general rnpl
tol goods expansion
He alrraiea Ibal liluh wages, low
Individual drbl levels In general
•nd Hie large amount of Ihpild
capital for liivasimenl all Imlalar
the economy And when defense
■pending dcrllnee. Hollis looks for
tax reductions In offset II by giving
business greater Incentives
PICNIC
SIZE
C u lilo rn iu G ra v e n ste iim
TASTE 0 SEA
BRAND
GREEN LABEL STAR-K1ST CHUNK LT. MEAT
Qtuds *A", Qulck-Froisn
fir. 'V , llrOKil A Drawn, <|ulil>
I u ntil, 3 in 1'i-llt.
—1.AIK1E
Frying Chlckon
Red PerchLb 35c
Gizzards Lb
Fillut cl
Trying Chlckon
Whiting Lb 29c
Smnll Loon Baalon Bull Pork
Frying Chlckon
Whiting “ • 15c
Backs
S\ f 1 III t Ihi t i l l n\ i 1 iilll** Ilf
1 U . i'.l.1 in* fil th.it (Iii* l \ i i l
h i * 1 hii r l m n l y
* • mil' lliin t
It.u t nf lltf 1 »•(nut***
,i if *>i
WHITE LABEL STAR-KI3T SOLID PACK
THOMPSON SEEDLESS
Wings
Manly Pork Hack
DlJS80vi
FRESH CUBAN
G R A P E S
u
SEALDSWEET Frozon
-/•••v-.-y.
1*
•
OCEAN CRESTw- MYRTLE PINK
SALMON
STOKEl.Y’S Finest
m TcU
Y our C holcol
HAMBURGER
BUNS
r.iiitliitK LummiM On
< ;ir < rinu* In ( ’apital
S U P K R H K A N D ” C olored Q u a rte rn
F R O Z E N FOOD V A LU E S
WjMliv r:')
‘
7” Riib Roast ■*89
\ Chuck Roast •>69
Eat Hilo" PI
Ag*n Spinach . . . . . .
Agen Chopt. liroccoii. .
II • lilt,,nl Allilri xxliu n-pri-xcnl
■.1 1 1 1 , ,ii M lll-.ll OK- hitiilay
1 il., M.irme p.iOl’r.l .1 M'linliv1
■1 Ii noin- 1111 hi' • n -uni .1U11
1 ,.1.• il , m ill ''lemon ' -lllOLI
ll , x. I01 Ie In-1 illlM- to- M»IS ill*
,, 11 ' t, ,1 X
Xlilt It
Ml,I. i ..nil In- I'liihiitilv uiuiiit
i p. .1 ll„ niliiiu ul Mmuil|wl
• nmi Imi t.i Andrew I Howard
nil., el Any P.l Ini xeiltcnc
in
h i t t l M i i i l l ixx Alldi-r raljl
ii, IIIH t•n f11•11it ti ».i 1 Hr eimli iidfd
it l 1*1.1•t• f1 i*t*tittin nf spi't's h
It .1 III.Ill lllltl • piniM'ftV *' A|l
1 ............. . xx 1 He anyltdUK
il. 1
1 lt|| it '
ft.
1 II* k 1 -till Ilf bougld the car.
ti 1•11*1 tilt *tlt*l III New York tbrfe
(nt*tlflt ill'll ill'll h a s bud nolblrtg
l.llt (It. iihlt* mill II evei xtlice. *
|i> - iiixlrli-l I.ixv Mild tliiit no car
sliidl e a rn any sign nr b u rrin g
xxl.i. ii t'dlndes Ihe vctdrlc KaikSs
i x- ns |." kei| iin in Ills cur III dowdl•■.xxii \\ iisliingliin lost week
1
Suw annM R lvtf V allay LtttU
Q u porbrond A sstd. Flavor*
Cheese Food l.iu f
GHEE ZEE
^ L b . Loaf 79C
Dial Deodorant Soap
Superfine Linagraads
Joan ol Arc
Dial Deodorant Soap
Red Kidney Beans
1
Dariaix Dry Milk
,t|
Chicken O’the Sea
Blto S l i o
(jiinit
k
‘
No. H Cans Vienna
4-os. Pkg. Choc. & Van. Ic* (
.
8-ez. P k g .
Boraxo Hand Cleaner
20-Mule Team Borax
IS
pksa***-
liq u id
sta r ch
. Q u a r t Bolllo
* dWb CsA
iM
hr;,'
Famous “ 33” Bleaoh
■>«•
Dry Cloanlng Fluid
Q u a r t Bolllo
>srv(9 *r VMS W M thu> Onf.
jxte&zmm *amwilt
P€C!AL GtT ACOUAINTE
i n< i s r s ArrACK tu t v.
MANll.A P
U ii-hxIs imtay atttiiL .1 Ho- main rlee granary of
j iloJu il a d d h o i o r c old w i d e r —
KLEENEX
wu a
n jodod.
LIQUID
STARCH
ifiA - V L s 'ji
|Mi»lmt ii xorlml*
1‘KOVF.H HH II.KR
I C N IlflN iAX-f’olle« eordnntd off
i xvide urea and a bomb dlapaSdl
xoo.id xxax culled when a steam
xlinvid '"••lined up a large oblong
-m ill et)|i:ct at a gravel pit ham
Tueadav
Pesid-nis of the area breathed
easier when the bomb exoorti an
nounced It was only an old boiler,
BU(j KUL£R
• \ . •%• * e
mmm
I'lidippiiu-s.
it,ie i in tbe eountry’s (ood rfmiiii • i*s
It. p..il. Mild tbe crop eating in
xei I Hindi- llieir first np|M-aranU«
l iii i i—intl l.iison and swarmaii
Inver iim-'diig fieldx Concern was
•«presxed tier a n xe of the lack of
Iiim-i l control equipment
t h a t 's a ll y o u d o . N o s e p a r a t o
bluing o r Ironing
Zero Household Cleaner
Liplen’s FreetM
.
0>#h
|&. Pkg.'
Box. Jar Ga
S? N
2 ,or
[Bath f i l m
7-os, Pkg.
I i • . i,*ii .it I- i'.i \i-iti nlil l i .ink
i it I .■ I lii'tmu; N N
wtio la
t t |, ,r*.*t ,.i Oii.intirn \ 'n H r is
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I . 1(1 ,| | l|wt| l it (ll < a*| l• III till*
Ot it x.i\
\ nil i . hi 1 pul Up
>1 i \
i iilll tillin' .i Vf lil< If
I
F ietb ly a ro u n d "fed-IUto'
2 8 -o t. P k g .
i.-i I
Sunkist lemonade . .
Dixlana Tender Okra
Agcn English Peas . .
Deviled Crabs . . . .
€ K-QaL
16-ox. C ana Cornod
• t. .I hi fi t ... s.11 sr
• • l 1 . | ... 1II11 III
1 Its
.!• |*i m m 1. 1. tin 1 t l
• 1
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14*a•I• I. fills* f i r
Ml Keel lllfMl V wnlllll •afflll III
Is llllpll III. .tilllffl fl.llfl m|| VVfSl
i s hit
I \ klimi win ii a sll.itii
l in t*n!it* ( hi .sin l .MV In iht*
l\ • III I I'l'Wflw
I»I till 11•1111V Ihf
I 1 I• •t ''t .If
.Hill .111\ « 1111a .*A*.*|||>I
'in
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i. ii • ii .• • l« p I .r\» i i -1
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1 . 1 nf .« in
It . •It <1 tilt
•l.i n •tl l\ III • -.lltf h f 1 .mi**
I.t 1 . it . Iht Kttl I I I >1S 1i| ttf
Hill*
K i l l si*
( m i it m tin
III III t.. is.tiiltl pH lint 11 e at
III • •it .1 hmiii im • h f .1 ip’il
A C E HI F r o z o n
%
mmmw
WASHINGTON UP - Twin alilp
anal* I- tunnelling under mmm
•Ins In llnndurai—were promised
pda* In rcllnvr h eav ' IrnUle In
be Panama Canal and iirnvlda a
rlrluallk bomb prm,f Atlantic Patlflt witerway.
Dr William II Hnhhi. US year
old University nl Michigan genlo
gift, mjlllned his Idea al Ihe ITth
Mnrr#aa of l»>r |pl«m atinnal Oeo
m n h lc il Union. He a»*d tl had
"tlC» V >| bee” entered" for lh«
Mmaidcrallen of the U. 8 F o n m it
■ Hobb offered ro e*Mmale of
il bl" designed In pot tha
f’a Panama (’a»*l wldenlna
Inlo rmcrallon "haa p»v*r
reported mil nf committee
«*<• h# enna'derrd dead."
••Id that b« ilCO lb* nraiant
“
* ‘ unabla. In
I* fttM r it shin lealflo on peak
i«d hv
will b» Mr'n<i|1v
ned al ail n « » s Aim " || '«
null# ydtnarabli lo fpemv air
jardmpot from war pi aura of
moderate power,"
■ - i ' . llUfl 1' III.Ill .1 lit HI fur
S l Ipll
iii ns :•»« • | *f 111lc dltf
1In* .inti*
ii . 1 Atr 1 M1 1 1in
t t i .p 11 ) .11.1 (III III is nil W
•l.i . ll IS 1 .uni h .ivf is itn l e d
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1 1 Hi ll. li.H •• t n ip,
1 .HU
ll Htllll l i k r 'lit ( hi iii u( kid
,l> Hill Hf IIH t I'll f'tplll
-a
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i
�I DR. C. L. PERSONS
CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FR EEZE
DR. L. T. DOSS
o pto m ew rist
AND STORAGE CO.
CHIROPRACTOR
HOURS 9 to 1»—2 to B
EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
YOUR
80S Atlaatk Beak BulltiM
PIm m 788
116 Hontb Pelmedte Aveaaa
Locker Plant
WHOLES ALE
N. C. POLE
FOR YOUR HOME FR EEZER OR LOCKER— A
QUARTER OF B E EF, A DOZEN CHICKENS—
IN FACT, ANYTHING YOU WANT. WE WILL
PR EPA R E AH YOU INSTRUCT US TO—ALL
READY FOR YOUR STORAGE.
Lb. 2 %
BEANS........
EXTRA FANCY YELLOW
Lb. 19£
SQUASH
FRKHII CUT
Lb.
I9c
.........
Lb. 19c
OKRA
Half Hide
LOCALLY GROWN CROWDER
PEAS
Cholre
RIB ROAST, lb. 70c Cube Steaks, lb. 98c
OOLDKN BANTAM
I1KHT GRADE
SWEET CORN
REALLY GOOD—ALL PORK
GREEN TOP CALIFORNIA
LIVER, lb. . 89c GRO. BEEF, lb. 69c
BONELESS MUSKET
Corned Beef, lb. 8*1 SAUSAGE,lb. . 69c
CARROTS
PAY YOUR SOCIAL ORL1GATION AND DAVE FUN EATING
A DELICIOUS DINNER OUTSIDE ON ONE OF OUR
WONDERFUL SUMMER EVENINGS.
GIANT SIZE DREADED
NEW RED HUMS
POTATOES
SHRIMP
POTATOES
"'vxr"
SAVINGS IN COST
BOYD- WALLACE
NEKVODS
STOMACH
Ym ! Dlvldenda from 15% to 20% paid on yoor
Fire and W indfttouu Insurance
J V IMIll rtiloTt* dl*frr,''w;.*'“'t>»eme
of “Borrow* iUmeoh"—boo.ii,oo eftor
■ nil, tnlchlu, bloat!** a*d volt* dee to
n i . ALU HIM bee booe *ol*nt<fl«*lly
tootedb| doctor* and fowed blfblf off*0 tire
Hare tb u e)b btUtee nld to dtu.
112 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida
OZARK IKE
Lb. 10c
CABBAGE
LEAN—TENDER
WESTERN I1ADY BEEF
Summer eake fruiting: ua«
cuehed raspberries and their Juice
Instead of the liquid called for
in a plain confectioner*’ f rotting.
To Woman With'
Nagging Backaeha
GREEN MOUNTAIN
About 100 lb*, 'ProcfMMcd Complete,
T" CUT STANDING
Personal
down of hidn»» funrtln. Itortnn Mf M
htrJnsjr fonrt Ion la vary Itsportsnl In food
haallh. Whan annta a*aitdaprendition. «t*eh
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f
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P h u n c 1,1 IS
BUY
THB SANTORO SHRAM
Pat* 10 Thanday, Aag. 14, 1MI
] For 2SC
FLASH GORDON and hla adventures In
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a r Tw6 peeL o*» that
sneeze comma up
n t A H l A , 1 TH IN K
Lbs. 49*
5
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MHO.1 ____ ___ ■
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U. H NO 1 LONG IHLAND
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$
Lbs. 45c
YELLOW COOKING
OR YOU COULD BARBECUE SOME
Frozen FIs. Grade 'A — Dressed A Drawn
ONIONS
FRYERS11/2tom,,VK- Lb*
FIRM RIPE
} Lbs. 25*
*
TOMATOES
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CALIFORNIA ICKIIURO LARGE HEAD
LETTUCE
2
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3
Lbs. 2$c
LARGE FRKHHTONB
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Am. CHEESE . 1
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SPINACH .
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RASPBERRIES
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HALE PEACHES
BANANAS
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THOMPSON HEEDLF.HR
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GRAPES
PEARS
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Lbs. J 5 C
CALIFORNIA
WATERMELONS &CANTALOPES
FRESH LOCAL MEDIUM GRADE A
LONE RANGER
itjv i
Use
HERALD
WANT ADS
ft—
For Reaulla
The (ollnwtea r a in aM<f <•
tall tta a l Ada pahllahad la Tbe
laniard llaraldi
I tima IB* par tlae n m lla a
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d llmaa Me par llae leaartlea
M llmaa Pa , . r (tap lu o rtt.a
■a par Ilea fur Yaerlr f'aetreat
Plaa narda ta Ida Ilea.
■tnabla Rate par ttiarei Paea Capa
DEFENSE IIOUSINO FOR
NAVY PERSONNEL
We are ultnoit itdil out. Have Ju*l
a few 2 tied room houaaa left. We
are not nuthorlard to bulltl any
morn at the low down payment
of 1(170.00 for Navv pereonnel.
PHONE 148
Corner Mellonrllte and Randolph
Oiler-Waller Homes. Inc.
By F ra n S trik er
I W«W 'tTXJ'DlPie;
*T hkcoghoe t« i
DtBWM twl MAttOtO
t1UkTt» PWT.UDV. VO) SHOULDVu ■
jwwiHHrwp utrr tcwnfoowii
1.60 per week buy* good lot*
In Sanford’s Subdivision for
Colored people, Dixie Terrace.
See W. (I. William*, ltd N.
Pink Avenue.
Twmtvou 1
I TWO WAD,
wkVl
M ih
g TUB CLEAR
THE
SANFORD
HERALD
FOR RENT
WKLAKA Apartment*. 114 WP in t Street. Phone 4B0-W.
— — — <
WATCW WUAT
»T M I W M O L « \MA fP ffN 3 TO T H i*
\ O N H O P M O TH H Z
1
INATUIZB'S U T T L *
JOKffOi S h E S a o r bat
K ID P B Z S O W IT lA tB S t
V ' » j u m p i n g \ S ( L .v g t s c o l u a s s , . , !
HUTCHISON Ocean Front Apt#.
* Rlttl South Atlantic Ave., Day
time Beach. Available August
17 through Sept, Ph, Sanford
IRA4-J.
2 bedroom new house. 40rt Colonial
Way.
FOUR ROOM opt. Furnished,
good location, 970.00. Call 17M
cornerr Iota, fine Inwn, *epniate extra-large garage, di'bp
well located on property. Thin
One masonry home ii another
outstanding Seminole ueaity
id let mg. Some term* can Im>
arranged. Can bo shown at any
time.
WANTEDr Good home for three L. L. SILL—Plano Technician.
Pho ie lltl-W . Route I, SenWottld you like a 2-bedroom
month* old puppy. Pari Collie
ford.___________
.
home, cnmpletely furn. amldit
and part Spit*. Phone 8Q7-M.
rh i.ter of oak* right In city?
ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, Or’I hi* la a quiet section. Like liv
lando Evening Star. Call Ralph
ing In the country. |(l,0(H) will
Ray. II0S-J.
buy It Term* if desired.
EXPERIENCED lady bookkeeper
SEMINOLE REALTY
REPAIR SERVICE r
for local office. Must have po«l- By RADIO
U th and Magnolia Ave. Phone 27
Eddie Mite* at • Furnltui
lug and balancing experience,
Center, lltl E. Firet. Ph. 1425.
.1 UBUKUUM
BEDROOM house
hou.0 or, 3 lota
ability to meet the public. Give
Newly decorated. Nice neigh
complete Information. Box MPG WALLPAPER: Largest selection
borhood, 40000. Write Box AH,
in Central Florida. Orlando
c/o Sanford Herald.
Wallpaper Co.. 80fi East WaihWAITRESS. For Celery City Grill
Call batween 10:00 and 11:00
a.m.
LOWEST COST AUTO FINANC
ING by your local bank — In
XPERIENCRD senior beauty
surance with DOYD-WALLACB,
operator. Guaranteed salary.
lt>% • 207* dividends. Phone 104.
Eva-Besa Beauty Shop. Con
tact In person. 108 E ast 2nd.
ALL TYPES Bulldoser w orfl
Reasonable R ate#- Free Esti
mate*,
Lima
MAN WITH Car for .Rawlslgh
HlHvr., Spreader
DJXCIUlcr Service,
PI
Husines* In city af Sanford,
end Dolomite and I
Many Florida Dealers classify
Carpenter A Grace/,
TUXEDO FEEDS. Complete line
ing 98000 to 97000 yearly. Buy
1.198-M or 838-J.
Hunt's Tutwlo feed Store.
hsf-M ■
f
t r r u OUT!
mm.
V &AV/ .
y
16
#
/ 7\
ter, electric stove and tefrl.
gerator. Phone 1IB2.W. 211
Cedar Avenue.
108 ORANGE Avenue. W. R
Williams, Realtor. Phona 1120.
EW GARAGE apt All electrle
kitchen. Furnlined, P h o n e
14M-J.
UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom apt.
around .Door. 1700 Magnolia.
Phone Orlando 6808 day, 14747
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MV DOLU S . NOW, ANVMOW S
S TOO / WHAT J1H1T744 ATSflW
A M O O I J L PAOdffD *
COTTAGE. Kitchen
only. Very attraet
only. 814 Elm.
kMac/.'wnu *==7 hsvbucic ?
Ml** TWO BgAUTV ) VtHMMMIU
l^ c o N m m r^ v T ^ V a o W * >
- AND WATCH THB
SW tlL UOOMBRSOO
IN FOrt THB orA ury
“ S ,« H 0 W ,r COMB
„ „ w , OOAT MILK
R- P r l e e L South Sanford Ave.
Phone 716-W-8.
••
- .,
,., , ,
on credit, ray aa you soli. Alsu
other iocelltlee available. Write LAWN MOWER8 sharpened. Bt
Rawlelgh'e Dept. FAH-440-218,
Hh rs f * lr*d' 8haman (‘ *18
Plumbing A Siippllaa
Contracting A Repair*
W. J. King 2800 South Park
_____
TRAVERSE Exteneton Rode—98”
to 180”. Senkarlk Glass and
Paint Co;
OIL
FURNACES—By
TILE WORK, In clay or crttA
Walla or floor. Ethan Snyder,
Kreeky.
Wall, Floor and Fireplace,
. . . «, .* • °* hodokr
OWN A WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STOREI Bell profit
4M W. l i t Hi.
Pkoaa 128
able anto supplies, radios, bi
cycles, electrical appliance*,
BUDDED TREES and tour orange
■porting good*, etc.
nunary etock. Aleo rough
lemon, elto nnd tweet budded to
order. Orlando Liveetock Com- Like over 2800 owner* of Western
Auto Aeaoelat* Stone you can
pany, Dear Park, Florida.
capltallio *n Western Auto’e
nation-wide eonsum*r accept
ance for veloe-givtiif. No ex
perience needed — we train
Minimum caeh capital of
FURNISHED garage apt for
S needed. Write ut for In*
rent. 1200 Magnolia Avenue.
latloa, WESTERN AUTO
SUPPLY COMPANY. 8J0 E u t
E
Furnlebad upataln a p t - 6 rooma,
K w R iH w
ARTICLES FOR SALE —S U f_ SPECIAL SERVICES —11
Fraa - Free - Fra#
PAINTING - Interior or exterl
Duffer Renlal
Sprny or brueh. Ph. W. R. Rhi
with
7177 Orlando rolled.
Purrhain of Piute Wax
at
CARPENTER WORK
For quick repair Jobe, or email
Sankarlk Glam A Paint Co.
building, Call Jim I142-M4.
VENETIAN BLINDS
PLUMBING
Factory price*! Kolia-Head Bllnda,
Aluminum slate, cotton or plaa- C entred amt rsiislr work. Frea
Mil males. R.
Harvey. 904
tie tape*. Complete repair earSanford Av*. Phone Ifi-d.
vice.
SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND
COMPANY
NEW FLOORS eurfaeed to par820 Weat Ird
Ph. I1S1-W
fedlon. Old floora mad# iMe
new. Finishing, cleanlni A w a y
Ing, alio portable power plant.
FLORIDA JALOUSIES
Serving Seminole County elnc#
11128. IT. M. Gleason. Lake Mary
Window* and poor*
Sold nnd Ino Iailed by
HATTERV, Generator or Starter
Seminole Jntouiie Co.
Service. Call 617, Swaln’e B at
207 W. lal SI.
Senford
tery Hervlie Sanford Avenua
I'hone 111 for free caUwale.l
and 2ml Street.
ft— ARTICLES WANTED
ll-SAN-0 G uarantee; mothproof
ing, Delivery Cer,|c« plu» Inaured garment protection a ft
> buy, »ell A trade uaed
furniture. Wllnon-Mainr Furnall frea at Philip* Colonial
Cleaner*, li« Palmetto, Tele
iturn Co. Til E. tat. Phone »fi*.
phone 481.
a • complete feeUIoll company. Avail« at IsveaterF teal.
le B t Orlando,
19— NOTICE8-PERSONAL8 —II
MODERN Rett Home. Cer, Dletllien, reaeonable, cool, quite,
- homelike. M7-W.
Well buy your car nfardlee*
et* or condition.
Little A Reel Uted Can
2nd and Sanford
}®f4 Plymouth
i i f e
8 door
pickup
�n tr*
IT TOU D O ir r
n M t i
your
Sanford
THE WEATHER
H erald , C ity
r.fiiri *ll« rnlr m>1 hot thtoush
Sj IiiiiI ii rtii'iii (<n thunder ihow
Delivery, by 7H40 P. M . p h u * call
YELLO W
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A N
1908
IN D E P E N D E N T
S A N F O R D .
McCarty Sees
First Need As
4-Lane Road
F L O R ID A
D A IL Y
F R ID A Y .
A U G U S T
10.
A f w m i n t i ’d
1902
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On This Country
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NO. 258
W irn
CIO Leaders Are Told
By Harry That People
Will Back Stevenson
C*ovcrnor-Elcct S a y s
He Hopes Decision
On Turnpike Won’t
Hinge On Politics
I WVrtii*1* d n y
p lie rs
N E W S P A P E R
Jnyccc Fishing Rodeo
FORT PIERCE
- Dan Me
C irty tald today lie believes Im
provements should lie made on
U. 8. 1 “before we gel Involved In
a turnpike."
* The Democratic nominee for
l ^ o v e rh o r said, however, that he
could take no stand for or against
the proposed 275million dollar
East Coast tollplkc until he has
studied the m ailer carefully
“ I hope that a decision on the
turnpike will not he based on ,Kilt
Ilea and my hope and my feeling
la that alter sound, unbiased prar
Ileal study we ran come to a de
clslon based on whether It’s sound
for all Florida and not get In
v o lv ed III politics as (o whether
Wt’a built," he said
McCarty said he has asked for
a copy ul Ihn engineers’ report on
the turnpike proposal and will
study it hut probably will have no
statement until he takes office He
has Republican opposition In No
somber bill his nomination as Ihc
Democrallr candidate gunrnnlees
his election
He said U. S l, which now r.ir
rles Hie bulk of Florida’s south
• jhnund tourist traffic, nerds four
“ anlng along lls whole length but
The
fin m i n i
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Is In particular need of Improve Junior Chfimliffr iif rriniMHOM i
ment imm Miami through Palm P U h l l t t f K i h I o o ff»r r h l l d r i m M
Beach County.
yf*i*rs mill under ntft Hi^I•»I u m«
The work on II should he done I' li n l f i r l d n f o v e r *|TWl you11»* Um i
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nlversary of Kurrn'H liberation Lon st met lop Lo,, Orlando, Innl I" 1 ixml ivill ^ei.i a | > | . i o * l n . ...
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faln c, headed '"Welcome to Sanford commemorating Ihc lllicrstlon
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T .and of Sports and Recrentlon. It
"U S Insistence on rnmpulsnry rrn hasrhall plant to supplant Hie gliiodatnnd .sertlon, tin al»••'.•• • ■
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contain* photographs of the l a k e - retention of Communis! prisoners," obsolete wooden structure, huill In pteaenta a plfMMlig h|.|><-.«r ■■
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front, 100 , a ‘small girl with a big Kim said, "is the only obstacle 192(1. Work was started on tin Snort* writers an.I radio men "
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and of Clarence Welih. Dr. holding up final settlement nf the foundation of tha new stand in . afforded comfort to th,. j>. , . i
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H. W. Rucker and J. 8. Tilll* view Korean dispute " The speech, O..toher, 1960.
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It was on Sept. 20, 19M tha’ ' « Doe view nf the field fmin ■
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Ing a big catch nf bast after a broadcast over Pyongyang Radio
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and heard In Tokyo, promised ef the long awaited 126 tons of si ni'- | *1"" rn"f of thr stand .lu r.tl
Mr. Gtut.er'a
artlcl dfacriher forts "to settle Hie Korean question Dual Steel for the ttadlum ni ■'bark of Hie plalr
Giuber's article
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I outgoing new. ..lories, after up I m i n i r r u w w h e n G e m ’ T n r k e i hit p 4 | | » h M[[ I t l Ml " 11 ' 4 * (F I f I * I I ' M H t
*£o. the Rig Tree and the Mldgot
r i,U', I acven nluiuni playi'i ,i, (pun
■m m m i t t f f ’
lu
I h im p
'v II lew day. ot tree reporting and ( l a v W l l l i a i n s l i a t t l e f o r t h e fill If tlllimflY I>V H m t* *♦» I ’ lf ' l h '
City south of Hanford are referred supreme commander, nnd Gen of the Hendnol* t*Js^„H,t
County hschool
) *i.
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to.
Jam es A Van Fleet, IJ S Eighth system at the mealing of Hie| Ernest Cowley |„ prepa.atlon f...
I'rnnler Alv Maher Imd granted l i t l e in i l n s l a nf I h r m e n ' . , s i n g l e , IP . if rf
ih 11 Mm I ''’ in n i ill*
.Stp
It'
Oscar, the pet baa*, |i described Army commander, were seated btiard o.f public Inatructton In th" plnylng nt the Municloal f1*n>11■-■- ... varnen treed..in from ll.e strict division
fuller
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lUiee on the flower decked Court Holise, T, W. Lawton.
t yidi.iit rrnruir'. lu a decree last
^
ET
out M * w jr unuaual with'nrm
Trophies
to
he
awarded
Hie
will
le
"aHon
ne*t
Friday
night
11M 111C 141 f r u
f f f | F' '
tip 'll
M l 14I f
II V
Nmi **'! i' ii| nl ,i t r» , i.f H i p I n i t n . i n
In Seoul Clark enngratu siiperintimdcnt of poblln instruc
baaa, "Hla antic* and acrobatic
Many of the members have I..... .uiiuay t'emnrvhip Imd l.een en iierx of Hie Men's Softtiall League, M t
L in e '
i-hiiM'i 't t ti m " ,’ * w h i i h ti** .s l i d i \
the while hatred president tion, mid today,
leata, both in and out of Um wa*
(...red ilglillv i.v e* King Farmik's Hie lennl* rlumplon and rtinnnrr H mm li n liMhi r»k * M l J i11i k•••i i<ri4v
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h
It flin'1 I
M r P l I u t p ’ Ml 4Ml| HP "
Jer. are eomethlng to aee." Mr,
and rontmended “ Ihc splendid Mr*. Dorothy lfalnes I-and of turning nut fur practice one nigb. " lime, particularly lo stifle crltl Up, have not arrived yet, Mr
fn".
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#urtbury, w.dlng In tha pool U leadership he was given hla roun Apopka wa* appointed »upervUor n week during the »tlimn-. ,i rn of Hie royal family
Stringer
sa'/l,
so
Ihe
awards
will
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Cowley,
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n
I* .11m o i l v on I ' H u d f of A l
^hown enticing Oecar with a «an Iry In the valiant light against of muilr. She la a graduate of
d e n otilft . li d not c o m e
have to wait until Kiev do enine H u i M M ti M M f n r i | i r m U l ,1 h i i I U m i ? r i I P
eaprrsseil rnurh eulhualnsm *<»l > i . I'hcn ' . cuodm
a 11*» i r r N t ’d w i t h turn in
of worms, .ml tha flab l.s e e ii com m unism "
plete
su rp rise,
even
Bamlnola
High
School
and
Stet
in
fur
the
spirit
shown,
and
wli"
ifrifl’
III
pIMV
lfh’
t'MMP
•
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f
M
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4
*
ip>
Ihr
T i t f Mi p r i r l | i u ' i U . ‘ lip '.vrnlp
leaping to grab tham. Oscar fol.
i ii n ii g h A n w a r H a b i l i . H ie n a t i o n ' s
son
University.
Mias
Lucv
Pllinmi
predicted
(bet
HHft
will
have
an
Hill
Hardware
will
nreicril
,
fr II :l' HMTf4* rilin' * » dil»ly Hi*1 ! P in 11• If
Iowa hi* master like a pet rat or
(Limilniietl (in I'nmp T*yh|
of [omgwnnd, graduate of Florida outntnmllng hand during the mm
Irnpliy lo Hip winner of tonlglil'i fr UrTMniv fiiirl i ll ♦ * ftp tfir n p i f P m
T0WN8KNII fl.URH
dog, and like* to be scratched
Htate
University,
was
appointed
Iny
term.
loflball
play
offs
1
1
I,
I'etklns
nod
under the chin.
Nt flu h i m * 11ni** Itiih;#’ SniUli
Tha Rev. J. A Lognn, Geneva,
"We have already lied requrHi Vocational School
'ion will award a trophy to the win lk»r»’ r i | m i l f I l f - H kjl I I M ' f l t »«f ' I f
announced today that s meeting of a teacher nf mathematics nt the
Movie Time Table
to
plav
In
uel
ill*v
ttelghlMirlug
rlllci,
in
net
of
Innmrrow's
leimla
finnls
fill I* rum no 14 TimI ?. t ;<ln- Nflornry
thu Fifth Congressional District Lyman Hchool,
HIT/
To
O
jjc
m
On
Monday
lug
Daytona
Urnch,
when1
tin
d
u
a
l
with
llohson'x
Spnrllng
Goods
glv
M i i r t u v h Y r r i l r r * 1!, tu i m |' m .» f i n i n
Council of Florida Townsend ('tubs,
W. M. Morrow of IJnlontown, band.1 played
1*1 utrimt lial
" Int
WE*HI N(H MARRIED"
1**1 Hoar
year,*'
lie declnr
ing Hie runner up player another H m v m I m fn*1', pr»’ iMifMtl in »'<hlhH
In conjunction with Ihr Florida Pa., a gradual* of Florida South ed.
I i ;l 29 9:29 - 7 29 - 9:2tl
I'he Eanfoid Vorstional Hchool trophy
pnrlM in.
lilf'li w r r r ti*it M l m l l t r i l
State Townsend Council, will he ern, was appointed to teseh In
TAYTHDAY
He pointed out that last term "III l>* op»n Monday for reglstrsin the f 11*i 1 Hr* nlr.o i II m m i m I M i i
^
No aiatler bow far away held at Blake Park, Lake Helen, st the Geneva School. Mr*. N. II. the hand waa a "young hand" in Hon for Hie !*rm wldcb start* on
It* H ID AV FOR SINNERS"
f l u r k P* ' m i i U imm* it l i h r r l y I tmii H i
W f»e» borne yoo May I a aa y ar- 10:90 a.m., Sunday. A covered dish Chapman of Sanford wai al<o an eluding many lophonmrr*. Only :>pt. 2, Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, prln, Work Is Started On
i no
;n . d 11
d 51
h H iig
iHvl ipil IImiI Mil i U'ftTi lh«
vaeatlon you ran readily rateb dinner will bo served si noon.
notated for the Geneva School. about eight member* wrre Inst
I Ml AM IE MOI NT \ IN"
announced today.
Jerry Carter, Tslishssaee, a Mrs. Chanman I* a graduate of by graduation, and with Hie Imu I . ipal,
wi
Ii
of
ffir
tmnrilinlflrrr,
$2$,nno
Icc
Building
np on Ike hoai* tawg n*»e by
"We would like to have regia' 1 I 4 ,M ■ 7:2H l« 06
member of the State Townsend Murray State College in Ken membership le t nt (1C, the loss mn "•H on aa »aily a* possible, eape— ding tha Hanford Rera'd
SUNDAY
when yao return. Yon can a r Council, and Mr. Albers, state tucky.
Work
wai
started
yesterday
on
ba replaced by Incoming p ln v i t , lolly for shorthand classes," she
DKI'AAI DO AT"
Harry
K.
Rohnon
worker
for
tha
movement,
will
be
construction
of
a
non
luilltllng
from
the
Junior
High
School,
wto.
range with your carrier boy, or
I.. luted. Bookkeeping ami typ
W. J. W«*t nt Sanford. * gradu
loti 2 14 4.23 - d 12 •
tha prlnrlnla speaker*. A m ini ate# of Washington Coll»ee In have been under training
I.v ing classes may lie entered at any for Hie Hunter Coal and Ire Cn , of
Buys Brcwlon Bldg.
through Charlie Marries*, e l m .
7 59 amt 9 to
mealing will bo held at 1:00 p.m. Mlltiaalppt wai appointed to Perry Bremer.
High roinl. N. f , W W. Dawson
lime.
latlnn manaeer, b r lalepbautag
AtOVIELAND
A
new
addition,
will
be
a
Imnd
T in
l l i . w - r . i n B u i l d i n g at 9t)2,
tes-h I" the Lak* Monro# Hchool,
A part nf the Hr mi note Comitv of Ihe Dawson ('(instruction f n ,
III, lo have your ragnlar lauuoa
M il'll. Y O l N '.
"hit# Mr*. Mary Water* of Lake of 20 beginner* at the High rrbool system. Hie vocational contractor for the Job, stated this 2 0 1 a n d (lb, F i r s t .‘-'I i c k , w a s s o l d
of tha Herald aarad fur you
AND I'Rl'.TTY"
yesterday
*o H a t t v
E.
Robson,
Monroe haa been granted a leave School, bringing total band mem srliool offers tnslrucllon free of morning.
LEGION
MONDAY
wMJ* yoo are away, to ba da
7,90 — Feature d.OA
berahlp up to more than 80.
t-ncatril on West Thirteenth w h n a e H p o r t l t l g G o o d s i i t o t e o i r i l <»st
to
adults.
A
number
of
vetTha rtgula
ami-monthly meat- of ahaence.
‘ year h u m lu our
I , x t E o n i p l c t e Hhovv— 9 : 3 9 .
Henry DaMico, former solo p i .ms were iimur.g the graduate* Street Immediately norlli of Ihn tdea o n e o f tin- s t o r e s in t h " b u i l d
Ing of Cam;
I-Losslng Post No.
Bids we** recelv-H for a o'tmapes your returu
SATURDAY
with the University of l u s t J u n e .
Sanford State Farmers Market, Hie i n g , M t It ot m m i A n n o u n c e d l h i s
93 of tha Arne an Legion will ba Iter of contract* and Lee Brother* trombonist
F'orlda band, haa Iroen practlHng
( AN YON RAIDERS" and
la ua astru
bulidtng will ho nnn story, 42 by m o r n i n g
held at
Hk Monday night "«"« awarded a contract of v lth the school band here thh
"JUNGLE OF CHANG'*
waahly
79 feet In alio, anti nf reinforced
The building wax ourehniwd
at the Leg'on I >Post Commander <407.50 to do worn on an electric summer.
COKRECTION
SUNDAY
HI# all
concrete
block
construction,
amt
ftotn
Dt.
nnd
Mrs.
Wlllinrn
A.
J, D. Cordell i
The
llarald
regret*
in
error
In
iced today.-Re nump a t tha Bookertown School fn
For two weeks In early July
"t LOSE TO MY HEART*
tu
state Cbnvan- Luka Monroe, and s (812.19 con this summer, Mr. Cowlrty served vosterday'i story concerning the will be used by tho Hunter Cn. fnr Ilrcwton of E l i k n , N. C. who
*»rt*o* « • \
I'RAIRIE LAKE
leu. Ref are Waving aa your v«.
u se e will be tract for 88 school bus bkttarie* as
Rt a member of
or the
tha teaching ita
stnlf ' Florida Fashion* Manufacturing tho manufacture and storage nf lea. hove owned It for snmo time.
FRIDAY * SATURDAY
dedication of waa awarded to Jonea Tiro Shop, at the Unlveriity of Mtarni Band Company In thi* city. It waa de Cnnitructlon will ho completed Mrs. Brcwlon is n daughter /if
“ DESTINATION TOKYO"
d a l Stadium _L *0 Brother* waa awarded aCam p. and he stated today that cided to cloao IM plant, not to In about 90 days, mill Mr. Dawson. Cotton Mather of Orlando who
"GOD IS MY CO-PILOT"
scheduled
IF. Aug. a . will •914X0 contract for nlumblng In ha had gained aoma naw Ideas for mova, aa wa* erroneously stated A city permit for the construction owns considerable property In
Sanford.
has been secured
be cemp'
in Ih* newi iWfy yesterday.
It* Waal Hid* Prim ary School.
th# band that he will Introduce.
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f I r A1 41 I I I I
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Teachers Named I'racticcs II c k » "
By School B o a r d By Seminole Band
For Coming Ycar| •' " f Dedication
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sensational sale price. V•,.*»'%.ew., •,
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safe, new tires for your Labor Day trip.
Buy 1st Tire at Regular Price I Get 2nd Tire at V 2 off
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at Lower Cost
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rin-'M rhmn!«'i tinvvcr ^ find widely
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‘Go Easy’ Sign
Put On Plans
For Toll Road
SANFORD.
F L O R ID A
A d la i’s W h i t e H o u s e Visit
S t i r s U p P o l i t i c a l Storm;
B y rn e s M o v e s T o Help Ik e
Jim Ingluy Day At Rotary
• State Road Depart
ment Tells ICC To
Move Slowly In De
termining A c t i o n
'4
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TALLAHASSEE LP - The Slab
Boat! Department today advised
the State improvement Cnmmla
lion to move slowly In conilderiny
the building of a Florida tollplkc
system.
in a formal report to the com
minion, the road board said It Ir
not "altogether In agreement" with
the recommendation of a New York
consulting cncihrerlng lirio thal
a toll turnpike project should hr
atarted Immedlalrly. The proposed
road would run down the East
Const from Jacksonville In Miami
with a ipur to the Tainpii Si Pe
tersburg area.
“ We are of the unanimous opln
ion that further study of a posIHvr
nature ahould be made concern
Ing a Florida turnpike system."
the road •department report said
The road board told Ihe com
mission that the next step in con
ilderntion of the turnpike proposal
la "a careful analysis" of the con
lulling engineers' report by thr
governor, the Improvement com
mission and the Cabinet Hoard of
Administration which supervises
county and district road anil bridge
bond Issues.
"After this study, If It ajtnears
that there Is a reasonably (Inan
rial soundness for considering a
limited access toll facility in Flnr
Ida, the next slr|i to be taken would
he to obtain a traffic and earning
report, which should establish be
yoml any rrnsouablr doubt the fl
naneial soundness of such a limit
ed access toll facility." the road
board said
Once this had been done, Hie
next step would be consideration
of possible fliialtrlng of the project
through revenue certificates
The mail hoard said lls prrsent
membership has only four and a
half monlhs remaining In office
and "It will be Impossible for US
(his
to consider and receive during Ihb
administration any of Ihe addition
al report* that would be needed
lo determine what ajiprnacb should
be made.
"We further do not believe that
the road boaid should enter Into
any agreements of any nature or
kind In connection with this pro
posed turnpike thal would bind our
successor road hoard during the
shoe! remaining lime In office."
However, the present board ree
omoiendeil tluv Warren, Ihe Jinprovenieiil Commission, the Hoard
of Administration, the Legislature,
the next governor and Ihe succeed
Ing road board study the proposal
carefully r.r. 1 examine all Its de
tails
ftefore lot ros.'. board report was
submitted to tbs commission. Gov
Warrrn put himself solidly behind
Ihe turnpike pionnsal He told ihe
commission he feels Ihe proposed
turnpike "offers the greatest po
tentlal for Florida" nf any protect
ever suggested
" I have the feeling lhal a turn
pike Is Inevitable at some time,"
he asId "ft Is just a question nf
when It will come sooner nr laler
This commission will have much
fo do with whether It comes later
If it come* later It may Hunt the
growth of Florlde."
BitlH Are Asked For
Naval Station Work
Sealed bids for Installation of
aviation fuel atorage at the
Ranfurd Naval Auxiliary Air Sta
tion will he received until 2:00
rn., Sept. 10, by the 8lxth Naval
latlet Public Work* Officer, at
the Naval Rase In Charleston, 8.
C., the nubile Information officer
at the Charleaton bate announced
today.
The work Include* fuel atoraga
tank transfer amt lump pumps,
combination facilities for unload
ing aviation fuel from tank car*
an d trurksi piping electrical
equipment, control*, wiring and
area lighting) fencing, concrete
and earthwork | road, aurfaeo
drainage and aoll stabilisation;
and tank truck loading.
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Sanford Herald
Vacation-Pack
No matter haw far away
from home yon may ga on yawm a t Ion you ran readily ratrh
tip on the home taw a nawa by
’ wiling tba flaafatrf Hera*-4
when you retnra. You eaa ar
range with your carrier bay, ar
through Charlie Morrison, clrealatlnn ms oarer, hr telephoning
14*. lo hare ynur regular taaaaa
af tha Herald saved far yo*»
while you are. away, to be da
llvered lo your ham* la aae
jorkage upa* your return
There la no aalra charge. The
regular w m m t
eahacrli
rata will «atttte allregakr
aertbara tajhta addHIaaal i
lea. Kefere Waving as year va-
■nmanewu^
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NO. 250
Assoclntril l’ ri‘s« l.p in n l Wirt-
W E D N E S D A Y , A T f i r S T l:i, 1902
Life Loiikr Democrat
S ib ils iV litu m Kor
Inclcprntlcnl Slate
Medved To ( Jeneral
Photo by Fred Klrsbnei It, print Rtudi»
JanoM I., logley, former president of the Snofnid Atlentb- National Rank nod pn it ptcddcnl of *l,
Hutnry Club, u m presented Monday with n plaque in rerogoitioo of Id i art-vice* to the club noil lo ,* city <>f Rnofnrd. I.eft to light, are Mm. lugley, Mr, Ingle", Jin k Ki.tigau who mad'' lb - prorntat*",'
nod President Hoi Harris.
CIO Opens Conclave Willi All Signs
Pointing To Stevenson Endorsement
1l» IllltVI \M> EVANS .III
WASHINGTON 1' Htc (TO high
i nmm.ind opened .1 three day pn
lltlral xe- iliill here today with .ill
MRIIX pointing to rtnlorsetnenl nf
\dl.ii SleveriMin, the Dcitincrnltr
t .,ndld.de fm Pie'lilent
Headed bv I'lulip Miim iv , pres
iderit uf Hie 1 iinu'ei. nf Industrial
1 irgam/ .11 loii- i t l i n
mid .lirek
K 1 nil. d i f i ’ior m| the oig.im/ntlaus'
Pnllllc.il A'linn 1 nmmilter 1 PAC 1.
.nine NN1 1 In leader* streamed in
In fnwn fo talk 1 indidifes, money
nut strategy
the National < P» bo. never cone
If
isfe*
m .I.it .
., f
e f, . 1
hrynnil
*n frmlor^rmrut
nf , ,prrsi
Hrnttiil irvt vlo* pre itlenti.il ran
|ittflatet si n** trot Mi strict t in
1rnutu'lls h.'imllr Ihr hlc hihnr or
lUinifrillmt'Y polttti ril 11t*tit"*,i\ mii ihr
•l.l'l- .4)1(1 IfIf ,H li’V**|
•tffir iii I t‘l*t l« o km ij for Strvrn
*1111, Mow flic covrrnot of lllttiols,
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o'l'in* i ftiM*i*finr roii-lit onn. tmf
It *ftlimg »*i . him*1 frnm tpfHMrmi; thi* timinu t* still • lot nnrf*itain
mu Hi*- h illni \ i fiiiit iiilum Nine**
first t»rt i - tti H fhr rxrriillvr
Mis (i ||t *•Vi 1 llljMf i*Il MV lilt .Is hoard,
a I'i in in h l\ vkliii h In
"»*■-( Dm f{f|iiih)|i in , i jifiirr m|i ollidrs a fop offiri*il from rni'h of
)i flint
l.’i l In muott, pin, ii n HioimiI of
1in juDilmti ,U;iM*fl ftv ftvnil's |
D» Mi,* r It« mI Dr'I (i Dm ‘"•(itit ft
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1I'i |ftrifMlli MT inf Itv «if Ill*illi»m| it a
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l iin,'. I It, roes i lifelong Hem
Mill lull,iv .limed a petition for
111 indi'prnneiii .,.iie of pic-ulch.ii
•ii i (in pledged in Gen Fiscii
him rr
1tie fill 111**1 ,rci »D ir v of si,He
1 >m( fhi'• Sf.Dr 1*♦’mu* r,i'In < uni en
D*'M I 4 t \t •'*'k Ml.If 4. rd Hi il lImr
f-t 11141l|f) V■|D* (nt D hV Adlnl Se
I'll -MU 1Ii it fir iHHt'f) thal he Is
tie I'tvmr. the light to make up
In mind fullv before the Nmrlnhcr
•li i tu,n
Milmogl, llvrne. advi.ed llii' 1‘nii
' •**m,i, to pi ree filei ••nsiin’s name
hi 'pe life p.irlv's lullol, lie old
•if
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line lime. I feel
D Mtii’U lb *t pvt rv
tf»-f ,li.mid
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tu r»r»v " t then
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School Teachers Hans Announced Kiwanians Enjoy
tor Blood Clinir r i n. 1 c in
Report For Work
On Thursday, 21st “ et5|,es ” rawnn
Monday Morning ArniPfl KnriTY fllomfl ponor !>*iv l By Mrs. Crowell
<.1 )l’ Ni'iiimcp Doubts
l ’rn|n n'ty D f R rie fM ilitary
ami Ad Aimnry
Helps Arkansan
Bohn I I,, loliir
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Obtain E ln liou
Is ITcsniird With 1 J>rou,s I* Bared
:»0 W ar S m iiT p in S
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Scheme l'\*r Keetliitk'
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Dm .ri* ’ *ti urt I rfiniin
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U.S.O. Variety Show Presented
By Mrs. lane Al Navy Center
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t'la'k,
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'iidicrilcmctif last
nt, today for
fllt'd a
,,*inh *fir *» •r.f it" hcaiing on
i-w trial to a
flint I'i ii fmi
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("dj.'ij ,,, ptc.cniuu? ibf(r argil
i, . ,,t fm llie oilgtnii motion and
i 1;crt for additional lime.
Millard Smllh of the Clr.,' 1 "iirt it coining lo Sanford
lil'lii. and la exported lo rule
on* nr
of M,e motions
uni may *-n(«n, * Mrs. Clark.
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Movio 'I’inie Table
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IHI’LO M A TIC COURIER”
I (ill 3:03 3 1*1 - 7:21 •Ul33
M OVIEl. AND
i’YGMY ISLA N D "
7:3(1 — Kestue 8:0ft
loasl Complafa Show— 9:17
I'll AID IF. L A K E
"EV ER Y GIRL SH O ULD
UK M AR R IED "
7:30 - 10:30
"P R IN C E WHO WA3
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Im th> t»»|• tup tround
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i i fit-*. In w.itiLi (o
(iJovcrnor’s Vi si I
Planned By Pil«t«
High School Band
Plans Rehearsals
Matters
(Jeers, will cel 'din rails i"l>i>"l
11 Mir \v,i«rMlfd Pr*lii
Stevenson d 1 meelin . , in .Pd, a
» • \-|iii V Mev^mon's White
(nr Weiliu’ -dts
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(11 red J political
Ill * d i ,
Tod IS '■« Mull ■ Hie l n pi >
nleiils mein In lliein.ilv,
tin
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in*'*' l>Aii;tit
P E lmorning tod w11I1 P V siim ii o,
’ ■■I 'iotDolled thr propriety
Ihe nflei noon u'e lit.ids ' 11 <1■,11
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■* r i I i iim mi " . fi ivinu mil
Kevei<l n eek'i 1LiM tin » Pi in
■- ih its I* »ftr« * "brief*1
.old edllio mils tn 0 1
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I ■n» I'D* iKMioni'r f»n thft
sridin i i'i
1 imp ngo (" "
I
'T ill " d ,Mo if ion
pilblll .in on .nleii'l •! 1" 11,11,1
to 1 *• pn ulentUl run
sens "nut lolling I'ill
m
• i I*i» li titl Nixon n(
The A ll old,a (ltd 111 fer I tie,,
•« i • j <i ,'itMfl ton o hrthrr
federation In , m»r i;oen 11 -111
i* in *e>|*'i i| inniirv ti to be
I'lal till" llig to 1 pi' uleil'l il
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('. etc t Stevendidolc .on e «:»•I, illhmigli mdo id
1
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mil
Al l union outt nfh
t ... •. ii .mi pleirly i i (be
(*«l mp'Hk'.n fot Otir ( imlut H Of o
1 ( i'i t - ,| i imti'lite'' nf Tr.l
ollirr Hn \• t* fm* ift* \I i
rxpri'ti’il »o krrp o ilmn »1 It out
In I.,* iu."1uded I'i a reply.
(iff till’ pi f oil'fit Ilf I M"'
i-l'ii i q> <i km in. tin lieuuiIf fh r **■' i-1 tit tv e fit* 11 *I In- ti if
I'te .nli nll-rl ImmllK’e,
tiv l i n n tv
rfi'i mlt*. lo - 1.1 *v ti
• i . ii p|'e Tinm in .idminUlru
offtrial rn*loi N»iip*nt "I ,f* *ot >>
Don .lie "id
r l i ' idiouer com
tfo* ip ■ikon niii: lit t *■ m ID | :hh.
l*h l. mb <.lion on iiitcrtialional
rump m>n >h u >r tti *t » ■ i
fi\ *' i MUtilt Iff | • ipfll i
• ui - >"iifrrenre fm
Ifrputilh in poke 111•*m • *lt
I *nli*. *"f ** ifitical
pft V 1*1 O to Of
|M(I iltr It
pill; fn tn r mintf |Pf|
lops
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' me m », r ii I j Dphow
I i' - •■pi in in' it Minn
*' i • W 1 .t'logton ,tnd
1 1 II ft"- tn'ci 11 ilinoal ..It
or 1hr month nf A ii^ im I will hr
lirM at lh«* Parish llnim* r»n Ann
County
School. . lltmrfl
Of Officct
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71 between I fgl p in mid H INI p m ’ K lcdion
W i l l l l o l f i M e e t i n g Mtsi llebrer» Stevens. Hell ' toss
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lIliHid It ink rhiirmtin, said tml.iv
I O T T lO r i’O W M n r n u i k r
Iionatinns Wtti tie ureeiitNt from
Is .W Fi'om Totkn
Weeks
_____
anyone 21 to 'id and all llmse Ifl In
All tenebei* of rehonU In Rem 21 « bn have their parents* permis
KiUfitiffin1 *fwfnv
tmde Comity have been requested
in writing, lie said Miss !*‘e •piipk ;k tdrhrn ,,f vml ofin iu**|nl»''
fo tepml for work Monday morn "n .i ernphastrnl that fatly foods of I h*‘ f'liih rimdf hv Oil** f
ing. and during the next two -hnuM nnt be eaten tour hours prior Slinfofifi fnirinoH nidi tin, Mi
weeks will make plum for Mo e„
donation, amt -aid that ahnnl a fSrrtrhrn l.rwii <>10*0 II
'' «
mring srhool year.
" ""* »PI‘ll*’«nt»
iuhtulof Pif h\* I I'Vfini f* |,nfi.
ouji c i im m kcvc i g ( In v t'i i i m . h i p I W 'm i
Schools will open I.n Tio s.lsy. tlnn had to be liirnerl away In July following 11 *pi 1/ lv ♦)»»* Intfio '
.Sept. 2, the Ilay after l.uhnr llrv. beeame they had eaten1 inipr„|)erly hw whiil vlnl**v Hi*' Klwnhlni »
Hy
< )li .CM r e
.1 1 it i ' 1e
I- "hr it i 111**d Tf»hir, 77, ip hir'd
it svn* announced today by Kupt , I be enr.imltlee In charge nf he wrr8 from
r w 1 jiaimi
AnmiM Brtvr Inrhiflra John Will
V i heNc * in* d f mi*
wi»i
( ) v e r ’ I'1 11 m ; 1 1 1 1 .M .in
llri f i r aksdrfi, ihut »if Ihft HM
iarna. rtvtr rlulin; K .1. Mnuuhtnn
h»dimf*il tin1 m u riiim fur In ■ mot** t
The I'nunty 8rht.il Hoard will Ir . business district; Mark t'leve (Hwv Mare, *uhj«‘cl of Hip Kiwiim - t Ii i111 ftO v f 1*r "i «if Unfit im 1n 11 ,\ it*■v v j
By Mil.MIN f. K K II.V
meet tiunoirow morning, and u land J r . county; John Miller. C7Ii)1i,h "Hieno' Aiinir'*, ih mv 11 hip irr, Avfipn 1 A W h lt p, W a y r r o u ,
u r r u . ii *m k , \ik r a tu
WASHINGTON ,C
A I'nmruu lUlhpiD lIH'thnri of p"lMl* *1 > Ifu
number of new teacher apimin* .-i.ur, hes. Nnncv Tcrwllteger and iNMfrli, •n*l l.foi fVirii^IU
* *i * «uij>pi intnulput f»f muMvp |; ills! scheme In infiltrate the Hoy pnluuiMC win rrHRprl tn*l«’ \*»»h
ment* will be made, he ijeelared. „ rt)r n|s|ier, publicity; Mrs M K l«*nrf**r, nhlh*r*| hv 'IliertiniC
■'f Hif* AUimMf
- Ellir SricH movement and ferd Its giving D.c Aikaua/ia Iv iioo i all**
Meanwhile, an Improvement pro- , )arrtl neoTgetown, Mr* Mattie AlnirItiir of Hip komk a^wm
d , if*' va"l»H-'^ aa*ad wl,** *' *AVh a v y r n i r t s l r r rhember.i "fo im u .iM ls m gilfirniaffin
.........
il liomlii iHnfi
» ID
Th* Itirtlof i*nfirj|Hirr iv» f
gram, costing nearly »fi0 ,ntw Is I Merritt, GoMsbftrn; Mrs
Clara
" dlH.m.iifl .citing |vttli sugar malm*" ws, de-rtibed i t|o J,m,.vii ••.„
iiivifrv Mi*fi **
being carried on fo put srhnnl
wh„ will be In charge nf Ihe \v Wlirr*. Prnl If Wil ...... Ififtn I’"', I’*"
pi. ■
t"'.k (.lace ... m quorn fetflnmirv ni.idc pnt.llc ' "lip- t.,|k . Hum.
n il
Dnt i
buildings In readiness for the |.ar|s(,
Mrs Voile Williams, notfrifi* Rfr*u<frurn miH \ 1 Da i ft th»*tin
ii iTMu M y Im«11 of flif Ifvi’iil i|i
I t d|Ht • ' '!14I I \ T l«M fl» f. til l I
opening of the term.
enntren chairman; and M o ( bar Shtnhnhrr r**i(9lni* i bu- Inn ...... i ' 1* m tin pt»' - in’*' »if ti nnmlt'1 liwlav hy Si'ii iir Invr* .li^ritm >
rite Inlet oaf c e n t - nl), nmn.it mi*1M1'iifliir f’M Mft\ ‘*i»| \|* riii
Mm* f'nur* Mr*" «♦ in hmImi ♦ I* ■'it i filli i-l nf|li’lj»I i -ii *1 if’liHiv tI'rlncipnl Herman r,. Morris |p, Wctsslrr. wlndou display chair
fee in - rcp.'i I t ., rtn* Seriate I »u* t I.iv
t ‘rfm»ff i-i tm m
ri f^ n 1»'kh I prnMrni
nointed out this moridng Hint
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mf
lintiii£
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termed it part nf . Mo-cmt ,t, Mli) fill’ In |i t rli iii-if -if • fI
f.e-^ter Tfunp, iii/innr- i F fin *f <i hi ’ 1, i
olaris srr being made and action
Hunt Mercury motor dealer- will
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hi
hi
n(
It
qure.l plan p. uarn gcucrutinm !||IY p»f911*1 f lIMIItI
\i«' I M
fir . .
is expecled -non on I lie building furnish Iru nsport aIIon u ,i ml Irum W*'<(i*rn Mffinfi
t ,,»i
' HIMI .
M fc|W, f "f UfIf) \f|
■d leen 1 1 , , iii the Kremlin's
.......... 1111M!! I til’ IT if1’| t-> fllnl
fl
of three Hildiliolinl rlits-room- "il the I’ .rl-b House to ,mv” ite Inter wifi firxt ilnm n if*H(v*>*MH
\ f I
' luvt , |h I(if* -,r hi Mil
*1.11r IT#' >, IhllH! IfitM11 111>■ Dll 1i « I" I r"
urvitin i In i hi” Mmm' itu t 1 i Mh
tile suulli wing of Hemlnolc High esteil In giving hlood
\ i Ml "PM
f i l l ! fl 1*1 11(1f M+l 11V' •fun Mitt's miifi ynlif li fa j; i hi / 11mu .
i l I'll tlftu t 1Ijkf' Ml "T
I " ll« ' 1
Sflimd. An addition of alniul d'l
Mis- Stevens rlso -jn l Hi M the Hi*v. .1 1’ M.Kmtiv, M.» 1 lif
1 i in m ornvr tif 1*ni Kjmfri r i i
ht hi ■»• l
v ill « **f *nil* Hhuhi
feel will be made lo the school length of lime within uhli h one is pflNt'll , w**|if 1flfl (Dll’ ( MtHH l »*»
s 41*1 Si ll \ f r l ,411)111 I h
tin t .|| .tin it |, i it t'h ui ii ! 1
i h
thrt* f t* l , «tn* Hi la, k '( I 1til
nt th** Km*nni mhin tif*t
mil nllmved tn donate a ■.einml time
library room.
t<!i(|f imp i ( h ip Dli.n pi n, i (
tvbr* ** iv ‘Ie, |»f ' f » I « "I >|, vv* 1 ||itt f" i|4|If1i <4II N’rv i fhr *tth*miimiMif rhiir
New rurtains and srmtery have has been reilpeed lo six weeks, ami ;»r*vt*rnl xi’ni'irm
prrtmrnl f H«’mr*if i«» I It*' IIhIM 11* 11 lo t 1» 1 ill" 1 .
•.I ' H i t fl I'lll* , I ikMft Vvhi'H h|H *l|| »«»«m in
lieen ordered for the High srhool ihe urged lhal everyone who has rlinnen ns Klnp nf (I im »m** r.l
ft llltplvf, Mr I * fltvt IfM.i'il vi*|ih Hu* r«*purl Mh ' imm
M'f' f <(
,i |l*1 Il| Mf*l
niiflinliflt of f*Miiimisfr» M -' , y «r f I **’ *a*|,
auditorium, specifications f n r not donated within that period
*1 hv l)if T ( tills <•f.j I* Ttr .
KotifD Hrerkenrlflirr, pi< hi r 1 Al ,,*» ».!* t ,1 fh* » i•fI mN*1, hm) »*• Mfiu i , ih puiifi, Nrv
which ar* prepared bv E. J, '.tumid do sn (hit Hint
I hr |pp*‘»l (n*11mfo . ( Ir iin.sf r)pl i m) im ||.li nn
I'
♦bn piano, nMlp*H v-M,
r'MIS’ *a11) . , h l • <I. *lirl !l»' Ml*4*! 'Ilf *« *r*»I
Monghton, architect.
Floors of
»)i* i m i o p h o y N iSM y p i a . i ' f
.w«»fn fruhniniiv u l v n i li ^ t ItlfM * fI)|1f) I tl M
>
wnoflu ’tfiDu rt., »l slr’h fI*itt *m ..f 1.1
rooms and halls at* being sanded
. »..S'Elltfll
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1 SMatn.wm
I .
iff ««ir■+ lit Ilf r Ml a II . l*
’ II tI i I.
I. i I.l.v IHarvey
I l|f>M .
i i 1111■11, 11
u’*i b#|pr Drn*«*n.
ntid wssad.
t'.vton, <i|il" a .elf '.Ivied fiamc,
PfiitfUilteF ,(‘»ef f DM m . • « , vi f M» fitlm
Ct|f 111¥*'• EfHIT f‘*
At the South Side Primary
If l I
'D>i« f.-ifii hi fir 11i ..... .
now .IN njr.il id t|ir hv Mruni: Ar * M
1I •Ml I
•rvlnr (^ Hl»p’*sr of ti ft-*
of
Srhool tba malor imiuovemen* Is
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the raising nf the floor of HiPf» ( ,MI *i VI«111 n *h r f * li«
grit ffiriMt t»f
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hearing
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In
hind
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Hitt inno of
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rear of the sehoot auditorium In
Plans were made nt the Pilot
hir t i in [i tM mth'
hn
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nf
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Ho
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doors
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tiuvri t|fti ’ . i n r I
order fo peimlt puplh to see the Club meeting last night (>. enter VVTRR wm mjinDv »•••'», » *oil
Malic.nw ',.4|d ll.p I o,,,,,,,ini >t >, U ,4gii I 4|Ull*' ♦
■ (111
stage better. The elevation at th« tain Mrs. Dorothy I tor afnl "f 'lunrfifijf hv bin ni|r 1 oplftn > *tiH
In Mri',\ wlifti iiolv 17 y r«t h ohl, •Ret a futile cffurt in ihe t;nn', is it » i ; f#>« « Im*i »
back of the hall was three feet, Jncktonvllle, lieutenant district Hohlinjr n f*ihy In on** b u-•' M*
hiilr l h* wotk hrir fit) th»r '" undermine Ibe .noil iiiovrmrnf.
chilff,
t»n In-hes, and the Incline .slope.) governor of Pilot International
III » lot I'l l Ih ill* ' 1Dill i '1
4
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T #%fl*l K W Rn)||ffHt| M4 H ■wlll'bid to (lie tiiflltrulnn plan.
Rf(fKfr»(
laiigfi
of
th*
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two thirds of the way lo the on Rent. 5 whan she will make
*.11 ,
ar i Ir.ifirt f»i IftUfi hr wnv |»i*r under which they hoped I....... . Imp! nil ilmlri •li*•«i -» • lt»» M
wm
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stage. Walls have lieen painted her official visit to the b,ral cltrh.
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Mrs, Nancy Brock presided over
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Mrs. J. 0. Mll-hetl, principal, chairman for the Hub of the Hlood
Mp* II I V all*'11 n '111 I Mil
A Mln h Mr l "fnii it | Arif*
(Hising "i Janualnn |M lie
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today expressed pleasure at the Hank In co-operation with Hie W N. Stf*niprr pteirnMiiK D1 1«4V
M|| IMf I -ill i zlftdld **1
I h *.r n
}tf f i t ii h ) I’*) h i r n^i i f i f i ’ f *mi inked 11v Dona III ft
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Improvement of her office Includ I,Inns (Tub project
Announce tn (hi* f'lty, iinD at (h*» turn* * M|»’
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ing walls with two shades of merit wns also made <>f the fall jritffiip liiMriwH hv n “ m
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"reen, celotex celling and new council meeting of District Four from ifir MO KiitiHi. II* im . " 1, M-l Ii •*! Mli (ihiur I* M07 Miti; idilii
T might idle Ibe example "t < mpld I im f i d f|f I ' d M i M i l
EH Enm* h«H « hn *:•in
I
linoleum on the floor. ,T . ft. I.on- to lw held nt the Princes* Isscna Morrlii.
A VI*llllf*
Don Wed,'* Malinmv said, imiii ufdv i , (4 » Il MM' I V ludkl** *
M T i N i l n u r s I fit* I ’ l i a t i h
dress, Janitor, was busy Henning Hotel in Daylonn Reach Hepl.
mg U’n l a* * llipllsl Heigvmnn \r k mi ,i .
floors. All hall floors have been 1.1-14.
( I l l #if If* »lf Il ls r r » r | y 9.11 It i D i m m
anil f nmintiiiist org/inlrer iii Gem
nnlnled. and the lunrh room Is to
A report of the "Milk Hank"
Uia who formrily lived al lli'llnl. ( (iff I v f MMIIII* nti d fits'll h** •'
be nnlnled green and white.
nim|f iU*Mlmi on * hit fiif i.d hn*
chairman, Mr*. W. E. Hnllcyhead,
'■bln
Comprising tha first through revealed a lotal nf 2.12 quart- of
llrferrlng In nliln Hn Amerlenn 11 iiu ' v* i l l i f n h' * n iM iir v Di *1
the fourth H'ltdes. enrollment will fresh milk furnished underprivi
I'nmmlsslriii lleiiring., MhIiimiw tn f11ifmm1nI t 11,ifI i mm I* i»d if
hn more than (500, Mrs. Mitchell leged families (hiring the month
th.D Im- hid i ,»Dim hnvr .n ' em
(ratified
predicted. Two extra tt achers will nf July.
"t am taking (lit1, from the fc ■ j f|Mf|l f aril of I0M.IMMI rlhM'll * Ih Ml
ha required for the two addi
The group voted l» hold the
a
Hmony of John ami Martha Eihiton >Vi dmm from ntir hill nmlrtlinfiir
tional rooms to be onenrd, making next meeting at Hnn Lamb.
l,i fruitr. 11tied irfulintt In *o(n
Mora than f75 Navy men. hint song ami tan dancing; Julie livid, .■lid lliry 'dated lhal Mr West had
Hprlnga anti to Invite members of csxcs and gliasla last night cneved
the total 20 teachers.
seven Hmrrhes imder his Jurliille H i ll flMlhira ‘Ifu . mhiii inn .hriKiiiM I
The major Improvement at the the Orlando and Winter Patk "May 1,'ine‘a Variety Show ', an a favorite here In snugs; ynmig lion, and n Hoy Smut troop wn* |I min i "Hollar* fm d f mmv" - no
llryant H.irrixm ainging eottilc
West Side Primary School la the Club* for a Joint picnic. Mr*. J. outstanding program
(• •' ■■•■)• songs. Jean Itersey, a versatile organized In oarh nf llio churHii". liiiii’ii wlih’h paid for ino'd nf
construction nf a new lunch room C. Mitchell and Miss Idle Wood- snrue of Central Florida's !>■ ' ' l1 performer,
gave a song and dance Slid III* plan was to Indnclrlnnlc C h m vd ratlin itlH D ivrl #•y|p«*n»•
building on the north side nf the end are In charge of arrange ent at n 1I.H.O. party at It" '
"I mil him (West) at n meei
"VV
routine,
and
later performed a dlf
grounds. The foundation of the ment* for tha plenlr which will Henler,
Ing of thr ('nininimlM parly In
fli'llll
acrobatic
dance.
concrete block building has been bo held on Aug. 2d.
The program was pr. - mIc.I
q-h„ tln|| ,VB., ,|,.cnrnte,l In red. Itill "
’aid, and workmen from Lee
Weal now lives with h|s u-ife slid
uiuler direction nf Mrs. Fd» ,'d I
j,v Mrs. John fa il
Rrothers were busy this morning
iwn children on a 200-arre farm
l.atm,
with
Mr.
U
n
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nerviog
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th*
Mieses
June
and
.fan
Hag
KINO T O TOUR V. H.
near Doiiglasvllle, Gs , nbniil tu
Installing plumbing connections.
NEW YORK 08 - King Felial It nnnoiinccr, Tlia 1J.8D ....... .
gett, Mrs (.one and Dan Hhepherd miles from Atlanta He has no
Claude Howard le In rhargn of the
of Iraq begins a month long lour party was given In honor •<( ihe from the Naval Air Station.
phone and wns nol Immediately
construction.
men of the Hanford Nnv«.l Air
A,, , l l c l e c o m - r o l o R H t (*’ "
Mr*, (.nun and Mia. Eacar i’rlrc available for comment on Main p o i t ' d
Painting and sanding of floor* of United Stale* today with a re Station who are leaving till* " ' ck
H anfo rd Titu s v ille
canal
reption
at
clly
hill
and
a
royal
sow’s
testimnny
had
cl.arge
nf
the
refreshment*.
1* In progress at the Hanford
will appear tn th" Augii't cdiln i,
for n Mediterranean Grulae Worn
cheer
for
Ihe
Bums
at
Ebbeta
Keynoting
the
farewell
to
the
The subcommittee published pin, of fVa/arer which "'ill !>" iaautil
Grammar flchanl, s a i d Principal
en nf thn Hanford Business and
II ftnllnutil *lii
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Ren Rteelc, Plans are being made Field.
Friday. Dave Howard, editor, in
The tT-year old monarch, who Professional Woman's Club assist service men were the decoration*
to enlarge the wings of the stage landed Tuesday on the (jueen ed in thn preparations and p>o on the refreshment tnblc, Including
f,, lined Chamber »f
miner,.In *na auditorium.
n water color painting by Gretcben
Manager Forrest III"«Teuitdge in
daynr gram.
Mary,
I*
lo
be
received
by
No Inerase In enrollment Is Vincent Impellltterl at noon after
a l-ttcr today
Among those who scored out Crowell nf .« departing »bln with
a
looked for, said Mr. Steele, Last a parade up lower Broadway.
M> Howard, who attended ft,"
standing hit* In the entertainment hoafiMse* waving farewell. >, min
local conference ronc’ iomg (lo
year tha school, comprising nine
Then hla aide* are to take him was David Hester, Sanford burl latino nhlp <n a largo r.ilr-nr rrrooms of tha fifth end sixth grades out lo the New York nhnta Brook- tone and student at Emory Hoi flerlnr. antall boats, a llql.l house
Th* Reminnlo High School hand canal on July "I1, staled Hint Ii"
had WO punllf. A new sound i lyn Dodgers
,
mat Tuesday night to discuss plan* will *»nd th* Chamber of Com
ball «*ma. Though Veraity, who with Ml** J-'-nr.c l ane (im) (r||
for pre-aeliooi r*h*anat* in pre mrrre a supply of the ,\igai1n*
system has been secured for u*«* Faisal
r « i i B| admits tn knowlog little Millar aceop-oanytng. sang "fine
General chairman of the If.S.O. paration fur playing at the five The *i llde will contain < m.rp
In chapel and for providing music about baseball, ht »ay» he under Alone" and "Hecaus*."
entertainment rommitlaa was Mrs. home foothill games. The band ha* of file canal route.
for outside folk dancing.
Bird Imilntlona by Mia* fdamay
stand* th* Dodger* are "one of
Sanford Is due to receive fav
A t tha Junior High School, work the morn Important teami.
Cook, D«Land, a former vaudeville Lane, assisted by Mr*. Jolm Carl alr.a bean engaged to play at the
Is continuing in cleaning up. paint
afar, and h*r whistling of favorite ton, Mr*. Gibson Hat-s nnd Mr*. dedication crremonlr* In tha Me orahlc piddicity iii *„ article
which will aj,pear soon In Flat ids
ing floor*, ate., In preparation for
W. A. Cagle. ltoste*aea frnm the morial H'adlum on Aug. 22.
J U V K N I L lT A HltlM TS
tune*, drew heavy applaiiae.
th* opening.
The first rehearsal wa* »chet|. Wildlife Mugiirlne. A number of
Two Ifl year old youths, arre.itMrs. Freda llllton, Orlando, H.AI'.W. Clot, who aaslsted In
rtl Monday night after having en- brought wllh h*r a talented group serving refreshment* were Mrs. tiled for Friday, Aug. Ifl at 7:3(1 picture* of this city and area
tared the Bemlnole Club, a closed of young performer*, accompany Trice, Mr*. K. H. Carter, Mr*. p.ni. In tha hand ball. Hefrash- wll appear In tha nmi(*iine which
M B B TIN G
* night cluh bulling on the ol O r ing them on tha piano. These In- Blanch Btringer and Mra. Eleanor mant* ware served nt tho meeting I* due to uppcitr 1 (11,11.
Tho Chamber of Commerce
E. IL Cowley, bnnd director,
of Kike Lodge No. lando Highway, will appear In eluded Joan Beaev in songs and Kavenol. The refreshment* Includ
comnllmantfld
Ilonnlo
Anderson
on’,0l,ril
niuoting, due to hnvo be,|i
ed
cake*,
punch
and
nuts.
night
club
building
on
th*
old
O
rdance*)
Rill
Worth
and
Marjorie
held Thursday evenDancing wa* enjoyed following hla leadanhlp of the bnnd during held last night, will Im held next
A treasurer will Judge Douglas Btenetrom, .Sheriff Willis In a kiddle comedy song
summer rehearsal*.
Tuesdny night.
the antertalnmcnt.
P. A Mara announced yesterday. duet and solos I Dean McCracken,
Communist Plot
To Corrupt Roy
Stevenson On
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High School Signs New Bas
J. F. Scott Comes To
Sanford To Bui l d
Cu^e Pow er, Says
Herman E. Morris
3,152 See Blues Drub Orlando 10-5, For 2nd Straight Win
“ M e rc h a n ts
N I J ^ h t * I plnch-hltter Frank Huldnnza on a
L
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d a t e •llnJ> "i 1 1,1 short and rotir* the
Hr K K N T CIIKT1.AIN
shies.
The belated athletic expansion
The five consecutive hit barrage
program at .Seminole High School
netted Orlando three mure runs to
tallied rapid inomenlum with to
make the *cor* 5-4 nt (be end of
day'a announcement by H. 11. -S.
six nnd one half, Hanford bounced
principal, Herman K. Morris, that
back In the seventh u*ing alt the
lly K K N T C IIK ri.A IN
J. F. Scott, an Ohio cage mentor
Florida Slat# Leagw#
“ Meichaats Night" proved suc freak tricks In the Imok. When the
ol provan record, had been signed
won Lost PCL
fly K E N T C H K TL A IN
to coach Uaskethall nnd teach at cessful oil twu fronts lust night a* smoke cleared from the field .San
.731
DeLand
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a tim id 3,152 funs sipieexed their ford held a |0-4 lead. Orlando
th# tilth school this year.
Hpartn
Editor
Daytona Beach 33
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604
"Ws art happy to announce that way into .Memorial .Stadium to nicked up another run on Don
Jaxvllli Bcscb
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J, F. Scott, u highly successful watch the revived .Seminole llluos Ford’* first homer of th- vear In
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520
Pslalka
prep basketball roach In Ohio, him defeat Orlando for tin- second (lie eighth with no one
As Die fading baseball season Hanford
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510
I’res* Hog Fatten Dumi" the
►igneil to roach our varsity team straight time, l<).f>, in a game that
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sow numeruu* freak hits.
rnnv seventh inning Dusty Rhode* rapidly draw* to a close, fans Orlando
Wilson-Malcr eaploded for seven
for next year," Morris said.
373
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The lllue* slammed out a mot luiiiged up hi* left ankle while are beginning to look for th# Leesburg
“ lie comes to Hanford after 10
runs In the top of the fourth to
dawn
of
the
foultiall
campaign
C
o
c
o
a
12
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ley array of III hits, all single* slidlfiw into third on Cavnllnro’*
slap on ii 19-4 defeat on Kobson’a
ytars of outstanding coaching In
TUEHDAY'H BEHDLTS
In scoring 10 run* off »tarler hit. lie rnnv bo out for the re and all the other high school
Hporting Goods to even the City
th# middle-west where he led one
nihletlr*
for
thu
next
nine
Daytona
Beach
J
DcLand
3
George Klarmann anil reliefer mainder of the season. Paul KskeW
softball championship play-offs at
prep team to an Ohio State
months.
Seminole
High
Hcliool
Jacksonville
B#gch
4
Leesburg
John Skinner. Murray Ityrd. who report* hi* injured knee Is roming
th* l.akefronl Diamond Monday
championship end took the same
started and received credit for along very well and he rnnv bo Principal Herman E. MorrU' sur- I'slxtka 14 Cocoa 8
team the nest year Into the
night.
prising
arinounccmcnt,
that
J.
F.
Hanford
10
Orlando
9
the win, and (irorgr Keal* were hack In l|ie lineup In n couple of Hcott will hs the new varsity
Iloth Hobaon'* and Wilson’s
rugged elate finals."
TO D A Y 'S GAMES
nicked
far
IS
Orlando
Idl*,
four
days.
Oerieral
Manager
John
Krlnow have one game won and on#
Scott coached
basketball main at the high Jacksonville Beach at DeLand
der still renorla no word from Nchool lid* year, ha* brought new
game loss after th* first two
briefly In Kis ifor extra bases.
Pxlalka tt Orlando
nnwly acipdred veteran fllngur hop* for local fan*.
. HH ‘
game* of Ihe best thro# oat of
simmee Inst year
Daytona Beach at Cocoa
Chester
Covington.
Herman
K.
Morris,
principal
of
flv# po*t *»**on aerie#.
and was In the
The appointment of Scoil to Ssnford #1 Leesburg
In
the
field
event*
flhodcs
re
Heminole
H
igh'School,
announced
Red Hires, winner of 13 games
sure red Fred Cana*, Iant year'*
snlea business for
placed .Smith In the horse race. cape ate n.M-H. cage' meal or,
several years. He
.SM today that J. F. Hcott, a basketball during the regular season, but
48
"Dustv",
having
a
2G-vnrd
head
wae In
way a reflection
will also tench
564 coach with n proven record from loser in the opening gam* of th*
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start, henrlv edged the horse over efiinal geatel Fred, but »• Cleveland
social studies at
538 Ohio, ha* been signed to bo this play-offs, came bark to limit RobBoston
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the
finish
line
to
win,
Rhode*
also
Morris *ild. "would give relief Washington
the big), school
.537 year’s new H. II. H. cage mentor. son’a to four run* on nine hit*.
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53
won
the
throwing
contest
ami
tie a much uvrrwurhed football Philadelphia
nnd roach the
513 The appointment wn* in lino with George Miisun yielded nine hit*,
U
51
Jorge Itlvero won the fongo hit roach,"
freshman fnotlitill
t'lilc ago
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513 till’ new nth let if expansion pro- too in losing, but faulty fielding
IS
ting
contest
to
give
Hanford
u
Morris pointed mil that, since Kl [anils
team.
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85
425 gram now umlerwuy at the high support accounted for seven Wil
clean - sweep of the lire • game Dunn* was pro-occupied with foot Detroit
son runs.
“ Scott lias a
37
333 school.
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events.
ball in the full, he had no time St Louis 3 Chicago 3 ( I t innings)
Hilt Fleming kept Hobson’s hopes
ve ry
pleasing
a.
a
If.
h.
1
).
(Irln lido
to develup hi* basketball pluyen Philadelphia 4 Uoslon 3 (13 in
alive briefly in (lie final frame
Herman Marrte pci r.onallty ami
2
Drnpn, 3I>.
ft
l 0
prior to thu opening of season,
when he hanged out n homer to
la a substantial family man with a
6 l 4 0 sii It took almost half the cage
Thomas, if.
Kay I human
score Pennington from first ahead
wife and four children. They plan
Washington at New York ppd,
4 I 8 0 campaign before the Celery Fed
Tonight the lllue* will lay thrli Levy, lit.
of him.
to buy a home hero on South San
rain.
4 2 2 0 eager* could get winning.
Detroit at Cleveland, ppd. rain.
ford Avenue," Morris added, “ l tw o.gome victory skein on the Hue ll"iM|ttoo. rf.
2
0 (1
"This situation will he elimi Washington at New York
S O FTU A LL P L A Y -O F F D A TA
fully believe Scott will be the In l.eestiilrg In n twin bill. Mini- Hiililaiiza, r.
5 o 6 L nated (hit full when Hcott take* Philadelphia at Boston
W. L.
Pet.
GU
newer to our basketball problem* nger Chuck Alelio will linve to Ford, c.
period gym Chicago t i Detroit (night)
0 0 3 II over the fourth
Hobson's
I
I
.600
—
nd should be a credit to the com think Imrd to designate Ids two Shores, If.
4 I 2 l) class." Morris pointed out, ‘'Our St Louis tt Cleveland (3) (night)
stn rtln g fllngers, since I’ep Itnm- Menu, 2 b.
Wilson-.Maier I
I
.600
—
munity."
By N E IL (ill.H K IU K
Doy, si.
4 8 0 8 new conch has expiessed very deNstlpaal Lctgtie
Gsm* Tonight
Associated Pres* Staff Writer
Morris stater) tills wa* the (n il b e rt’s reidnceinent, Chester “The
3 l 0 l finitu ideas on training the boys Brooklyn
C reul" Covington tins infused to Klniiniwin, p.
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The Daytona Beach islanders Hobson’s vs. WiDon-Maier
step In revitalising Inst year's at
l ii 0 1 on fundeiuentoJs of the game New York
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S9fl held off a last minute rally by the Time— 8:00 p.m.
tempt at building up the athletic le p m t to Hnlifuid from lakeland. Hkinner, p.
from the beginning of the school St Louis
I.ouii' Iteiitns nnd Chico Corrules
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571 first place DeLand Red Hats to Where— l.akefronl Diamond
program at Seminole High.
Totals
42 16 24 8 year."
Pbilsdelphis
528 beat DeLand 3 2 In a Florida State No Admission
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5)
"With Scott we are Instituting limy diaw th e mound culls, though Smifnrd
Hrull will work with the Chlrsgo
sl
.
h
o.
0
.
there
is
II
slight
possibility
that
505 League game Tuesday night
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54
e *i*w plan for the development
rage aspirant* from the very Hoshm
Hill
"Cood
llenl"
Jones
might
gel
Hinitli,
c..
i
f.
4
t
7
II
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434
80
Both DeLand runs carne alter
The two tennis resume their
of a b. skelball teem. All regu
Kenis, p . If.
6 •j t II ' fV
the
call
In
the
opener.
’,rh " " 1 I" th* fourth
Cincinnati
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64
434 two out* In Ihe ninth inning on a plny-uff series this evening when
lar players nnd tryout* will lie
•
>
period.
I
he
accelerated
basketIml'tii,
2
b.
il
Aiello
hhisled
III
three
rolls
1
38
281 walk uml three hits But Manager Wilson's piny* host to Robson’* nt
Plllshurgh
82
assigned In the fourth period
f * ll It * l l c i t l* -..* --,
. I uul
,
I
M
lust ill clil on two singles to I'urise, Ih.
t 3 a ll hall program will |M fo.ir,||. SI I.ouls 1 Chicago 0
Charlie Brewster fouled
beforu
h :mi tt.ni, at the Lakefront Dia
gym rlass to concentrate on cage
2
a*led
with
the
Grammar
.School
break hi* lethargic slump of lute Aleiio, 3li.
5
ii II
(Ivn ppd. rain
New York at Brooklyn
mond. The winner this evening will
fundamentals under the able
cage
plank
under
B.
(*,
Steel*
HIlO'll-S,
i.
mill raise Ills Kill total to 117,
3 I 0 1)
Huston at Philadelphia ppd, rain
need only one more game to cap
supervision of our new couch,"
Howie Gordie at the Junior High,'
oiili 2.1 away from the I SI. re- f-ltlvmo, If.
0 ii n 0
iOnly games scheduled)
ture tin- Softball championship anil
tiulslnril Morris.
hred
Dana*
and
the
Fresh
me*
5 ti i II
i New Yura at Brooklyn
City trophy.
Till* fourth period class will be coni of I III set h) lluilsli l.akr Cavnl'ro. if.
III HI.
Gonsolrs, s*.
5 II i 0 team aa well s* with Hill Flem- Boston sl Philadelphia (night)
The twu workhorse* of (hr
gin when school start* in <In1 fall InTill'
IIIlH < swiped live Slicks, Hvrd, p.
3 1 ii II »'iued!",d H " •
Play-off series will b# on th#
,Un,*,, VbmI1/ t'lm-lnnall at Chicago 12)
and should give the cage team a thi'li si uson's Inch for oiii' guriie. Rentas,
u
•
J
rf., If
(1
Minty games scheduled)
mound a sain this evening. ‘Tied"
'
A* wn sc it, t|lis j, „
.
much needed head start.
Florida Internttlousl league
Hire* will twirl for Wilson and
M u a a w h I I e F iank, who was advised In conginning,
and
even
if
It
Totals
doesn't Miami
669
42
S3
42 111 37 3 produr ■■
George Mason for Hobson’s.
Morris sold that move him self l.v dorloirt and tlius
make the nice with tin
83
42
1214
f Ifau fin Hhiales In 7th.
*" ‘I1 I ,lu ^ r,t V*ar, Miami Beach
the
A dl.Noted contest Inst Wednes
last yeai’s roach ilidli'l
570
51
nun mu :n<> - r,
72
l e i ,
f m . l'a in p a
day night cost Hobson’* u victory
h' r i’ d (In n a s la it" a In I lie pie g a m e fe-tlvlties, fH Undo
**"'
IS
oeing
propared
fur
stole
two.
|i
huh mimbeis hi ami .Hanford
525
58
illl
200
:,0x
—
III
ii Jl i*1?,* !*>»,>
,)ru')*rv‘lfrom
t»r Havana
in the series. Hobson's won 20 - 1 1 ,
would be icllevcil
g rciiler
l enter Vbasketball
60
.320
It -Kenls J, Irnbr* J. Smith, Hanfui i T 7 uh
lint they pluyi'd seveinl new play
1
fro " 1 Sl Petersburg
oa
of Hie li e n v y II fill till- fleet-footed fur tils' I' All.430
Auierii'nil
liiilfluii-k
from
(lie
Uni
71
lit-litas,
Paiise,
Alena.
Thonia*.
lac tig h, i.u*vy " ‘*Jor
West Palm Hesch SB
ers beyond the 3-Inning player
burden of the
84
Tom Mill*
.344
Doy, Kliirmaim, Drupp. Kurd. E — l
age e*
ot
I Lakeland
44
limit. Dill Flanders, manager of
vtuslly
basket versity of Miami.
Brewster
Chari
85
Key
364
Dmpn, Mena, la<vy. Hill -Kenls, licie.n
w>«
"""•
West
34
fi' - hall team this
DeLand
____ , could
,'oulil Ho iup
. the hull gome Wilson, protested the game, how
0
Miami s o tt«y
Dnvilllnro L', Indira 2, Alenu II,
year nnd he will
In other
Tuesday Night games, ever, since the new-piayer ruling
th
:
1
m
Beach
1
Miami
Beach
4
Thonins it, Drupp, levy, Ford.
W«s*
euneenlrnle
on
Jsckstmvlllo Head) beat Leesburg wn* a little vague to both teams,
t
Sl. Petersburg R
3 L
Lakeland
7
I'll — llninidon, Duy. lilt -Tlmrmis,
the f r e * h m a ii
1 1 , Pulalku bl:iste<l Cocou 14 2 anil Tommy -Stringer, City RecreationFord. HI!— Smith 2, Kenls, j’a- I hi re I* only one indoor baeltrt Tamp# 4 Havana 0
ul Director, did not give the game
,
l cage It..... after
Sanford Downed Orlando 10 5.
Ht.
Petersburg
at
Lakeland
rl«e. Hentas, heft-- Orlnmlu 10,
Hill Fleming the footl.all sea
Torn Milts, still rolling ulemg to to Wilson'* hut decided to have
Havana
at
Tampa
Hanford 14. fill— off Klarmann 5,
son. Dans* tnrt Hill /'reining will
ward a league pitching record, the teams replay it later.
Miami at Key west
Kklnner (1, llyrd I. Kenls'II. HO—
,Th»V play-off* will end Friday
continue ns Hie co-head fimthnll
hurled hi* Mil) win of the season
West
Palm
Reach
at
Miami
Hesrh
by Klariiintiii J, Hkinner I, llyrd
coaches with Hcott bundling the
against U-osburg. lie bus only four night even if It entails n doubleFlorida
Stale
Lexjue
f>, Kenls J. HO - Klnrmnmi |T>
losses this year Mills scutlered header, .Stringer stated.
frosh urldder* Iind Howie Cm die
014 730 0 -1 6 tl
In ii 2-il Innings, II) runs; llvi'd
five tills and allowed only one run. Wilson-Muler
supervising the J umIiii High foot
1)10 010 2— 4 l)
HI in tl 2-.’l innings, 4 run*. IIIIP Meeles Grammar School eager*,
when Leesburg's Third llasoman Hobson'*
haliers,
Hire* and Hlnnders; Mason and
— Hkinner (Huilth).
Winner —
Dlek Puce singled in the eighth,
Fleming will retain III* post as
llyrd.
Loser
Klnniinrin. IJ—
went to second on an error and Janes,
the Junior Varsity cage mentor
K Inr til ii nil
III! Fleming In llth with one oil
Hi lee and Kettle*. T — 2:28. A Scmed on unolher single,
and (lordle will lie at the helm
Wlrll# on th* auli)*rl of high
lly
AHHOCIATRD
PitKHH
Chuck Aleliu
II.IBO.
Sanford's win over Orlando was for Hobson'*.
again wllh the Junior JMirh ipilnsrliool
*|||
let
tea,
wp
would
II
m
I lie "lllue Ibmiliers" hriike out
u slugging mutdi wtilch suw the
tel, which ho so silly guided Inst '■ally try scoring twice in tile first
to nrcntion that n«at .Monday
National League
irr C H V ll.L E TID E S
year, MorrU hsIiI.
inornlng all randidat»| fur th#
Hatting — Mualul, St Umls. 330; <winners colled 16 hits nml the
imiing off Kluminmi. (ieorgu Ken
I Itursilsy, August II
“ I fully believe, If we mold liltVI- is. wliu rose to the occasion last
S.II.H. football team* #r# sap- Klusiewiki, Cincinnati. 310; Lock loser* 15
Low
High
Palutku blasted tu lilt* till twu
had Hcott last year and thin new "U h l liy tm iiimc in some fielding
lioseil to report to th# Stadium man, New York, 307; Slnughter,
..........
8i ::26
2 n a.m
a.i
program to start the lin*kelliiill gems before Inking the hill In the
at H130 a.in. Th#r# will b# a HI. Louis. 3M; tichoendlenst. Ht. Cocou pitcher: to win that game 2:18 uni.
. 0:28 p.m.
Rookie John Chapel pitched u six ?:l>3 p.nt,
iitarliir In .September liiidviul of seventh, opened up with n single
brief
in
rating
and
Instruction)!
Louis
and
Rohinson,
Brooklyn.
T O N IO H T ’H HNTH IKS
hitler for the win
______ __
November, Hemlnote High would after Smith flew out.
for all the player* while regU" .304.
F IIW T HACK - It-Kith* Mil*
.EKHIIURG PACKER
have won a Inl of lhu*a early
lar prail ice will get underw ay,
Runs balled lit — Hauer, Chi |uml. .314; Miiiillu, N.'-v Yo k, .100.
(First Half Daily Double)
John
Indira
fallowed
with
anAVERAGER
reason game* they hist by closu
urfirlally, on Tneaday,
cago. B8 ; Thomson, New York. 74;
1 Marsha Jo
7, Flavetl
Rims
baited
in
Doby,
Clove
oilier
hit
and
I'arise
wn*
passed
tu
sb. h. hr. rbl. Avg.
margins," Morris asserted.
Hodges, Brooklyn and Ennis, Phil lurid, 83; Robinson. Chicago. 77; 1‘l. j r r
2 Hi llliuiil Try
ti Merrick
fill
the
sucks.
After
Alcnn
riled
In
IU0 58
0 22 .308*
Hrntt Is now la the process of
Huy Kennedy, former Major adelphia, 73; Hlaugliter, St. Louis, SlU'rnlul, PhlliuU'lptiin 74: Drupo, Itrnilv
I! Desert Wuirjur7 Jolly Hurry
short
left,
Dusty
Khodce
drilled
6 01*.285
Collins
427 128*
moving Ids family and will not lie
and Minor League liusehnll eaecti- Tl.
4
III])
Denhrr
H
Exploiter
Detroit,
73;
Rosen,
Cleveland,
til).
0 52 .272
Lung
401 t i l l
In Hanford until Monday for tlm one of hi* patented siullnf
tive, who has mad* hla permanent
lilts — Hchoendienst and Muslal,
HKCOND
HACK—
Jl-1
fith*
Mile
Hits
—
Fox,
Chicago.
142;
Ho|)
388 104
4 61 .287
opening of footimll drill* at the gummier* tu Drntin at short nip.
home here, cut short a rumor that St. Louis, 138; Adams, Cincinnati, Inson. Chicago, 133; Fain. Phila Fiindora
(Hecoad Half Daily Double)
reached first safely with Kenls
0 16 .264
high ichnul grid stadium.
he wa* In line for a Job In th* 154; Lock man. New York, 137; delphia, 137; Jiuiscii, Washington. Montsdaoca IUI1 28
1
My
Lucky
Leo
ft
Hill’s
Way
108 20
White
2 12 .241
In conrlusiun Morris said lie was scoring mi the error.
St. Louis Uruwnlt organisation. llxmnsr, Philadelphia, 121.
128; Avila, Cleveland, 125
0 Trudy Down
7*67 .233
Fred L'avallaiu beat out une 2 Main Kvunt
Piiwlick
434 * 101
most impressed with Scott's onKennedy
told
u*
that
he
was
Home
runs
—
Sauer,
Chlcagu,
Home
Runs
—
Doby.
Cleveland,
7 Habcock
thuilaanvand Ideas on developing of Ida infield flurk hlln tu push I) Shadows
T h * 'former M : Hodges, Brooklyn, 34; Kiner, 28; Berra, New York, 23; Zcrnial,
H Handsome Ono
our basketball team. The new Imbra arro*«. Hralth led-off the 4 Haucy HU
not considering Pittsburg, 13; Gordon, Boston, IB; Philadelphia, 21; BobliiMin. ChinaT
H
IH
D
HACK—
fl'ISIha
Mile
second
wllh
a
Idngu
and
a
alolea
coach I* poted for hi* strict train
moving
f r o m Mathews, Boston, 17.
;o, Itnsen, Clevclaml, Dropo, Do
s»cond. Kenls’ hinting bat riflr<| 1 (loldcil Trophy 8 li(g Hhock
ing of hgskethall fitmlamvnlnla,
Pitching — Roe, Brooklyn. H I. roll and Joost. Phllnilelo'iiu 11)
lanford or tak
nnothrr bane knock Into canter 3 Radar Homh 0 Priceless Ruby
.888;
Wilhelm.
New
York.
8
3.
818;
ing
n
Job
with
Pitching — Comuegra. Washing
Hi score Smith cnslly from »ec« 9 Jolly* Pride 7 HI* Harmony
any Major L#*- Blsckt Brooklyn and Yuhns, St. ton, 0 1, 1 .000; Itnsclii. New York,
H Illll Piper
ond with tha third lllua tally of 4 Walt Late
Louis,
81,
800;
Roberts.
Philadel
gu#
team.
H#
1.1 2, 807; Khuntr, I'hlladelphlu,
FOURTH HACK— 8-IAth* Mile
fhe game.
moved \to H*n- phia, 18 8, .750; Hearn, New York, 20 4, 83.1; Bearden, St Uniis, 6 2,
Joe
8 LJttle Doubt
In tlm fourth Hnnfurd picked mt
.
ford
about
four
D
m ; -t m .
.750; Sain. New York and Shea,
Imlsong
II Never Lose
ntvmtht ago gf#
pair nf marker* when Konla
American Leagn#
Washington, 0 4, .602.
Klttl-Woke
7 Colorna
Batting ~ Fain, Philadelphia.
l*r
resigning
ns
walkud nnd Imlira, Pailsa arid 24 Ro
Ro La
H Your Hostess
Alenu singled, Kenis coming home
th# farm direc .341; Woodllng. New York, .323;
PIFT1I RACK— 5.|8ths Mile
on Aletm's blow.
tor of th# De Kqll, Boston, .518; Mitchell, Cl#veD A Y TO N A REACH (H p sc la l)I Cnplta
8 Cavle's Lady
troit Tigers,
Vnn may or may not liavo seen *r
8 Well Favored 8 Forever Thin#
tully# and Major gam# away from ham# this year,
Dying aaurera, hut yesterday Daya Reavers Hurp'se7 Hcarlst
purchased # brend new
tonlani witnessed a Submarine
4 I may go
H Miss Morookey nom# tier# and bought the Auto* with th# exception of several
G R E A T LAKES, 111. (Special)
Cocoa Ulta that were banned for
NIXTIt
HACK—
a-lftths
Mile
the air.
ImUndry on Second Street radio broadcast* earlier this sea — Aboard thu heavy cruiser UHH
Ilia Hubmarina happened in
1 Clarn
8 Sea Cap
mid Oak Avenue,
Dus 61nine* on thu first nf the
son.
, ,
naatlunal greyhound who
2 llravc Doby
I) Jovial Hara
Navy's three IU62 summer train*
His
Interesting
{'Dugout
Poos"
waa flown here tram Portland
a Twinkle Jean 7 Eager Mils
program prsced-— ------------------------- Ing cruise* for midshipmen la
participate In the
4 Weyfleld
R No Ant#
William C. Cinusur, Jr., USNR, of
tig each gam#
_
added ' lalertfatlontl
HKVKNTII R A C E— 8-tllhs Mil#
I10H Myrtle Avenue, Sanford, and
Is
always
very
Sl#p
S Cross Walk
a student at tho University of
I
n
f
o
r
m
a
t
l
vs
problem d Oxford
North Carolina.
lint's eltar and
' OvJned hv C, ft MeCgrtfiv, of
Zip
7 How Lovely
A sophomore In thu NHOTO, hv
M1** fttrmlt# th# h#tr#r jonclsa dsscrips
Canaaa City, Rohmnrln# la a
to ■•# any minor
i Lad
BMtn. Warrior
is a member of Phi Eta Hlgma
daughter of Clay Roll-Hubbar Dnlt.
fw#. However,
h# stated
|
KIDIITTI HACK— B-KIhs Mil#
•v#r, he
h. would :lon* of aetliin
nnd a third baseman of th* Junior
Orlandu cracked tha Ice in tha t Friend Irma B Bug’# Qal
>n the flaW r#'
osver tu# f
“
Har performance* In (ho Far West
varsity baseball team.
m'gd# ua of Boh
nut
bKBUM
as Ksntidyv
‘ ova been an spectacular that her sixth when Hay Thomas drilled 9 Eden
0 My Malm#
f
* kn-e# ciaat Elion, Chicago
r decided to try har against out hie fourth circuit drlvo of th" 3 City Cotjiln
7 Eblli
Camel* w#r* Imported commer
tporta announc
t In tna world, which will year with no otto aboard. Ill tha
8 Way Bias#
cially to America for th# first
er, who was tha
th llyrd had troublo. With two
art for I ha (lassie.
ACB— 8 - l l t u Mil#
tlm# In I860-— 84 animals sent to
first svsr
tot
j l « i only
ut, Danny Hoy singled
on! to bl
6 Deafaa
Indlonols, Tsx.
ollowcd hv
by fuur
four raor
morn au«dfuW»
0 Ponca
broadcast a Wur'd Ssrles or AllIngoi off t|to hat* o
grl# 7 Bill la y
Star Game ov#t th# air,
tlrapp. Thomas, and Ed Davy, «n
l#r
B Jean Dial#
* “ ounelng tall games sound*
kaa throwing flta nil night wil
RACE— 8-llth# MU#
but when you consider
tha fielding and i t ■ . • Bamln
B HI Dollar King
N .* if k
boa- to b« at alt th#
hitn through tha Infold.
>!•• 6 Rollaway Bab#
». to#, you realise
Lavy'a Mow
nw drovk ’Hyrd fr
tnd Alsno called K i
II I HaiMlto
Wilton Defeats
Robson’s, 154,
To Knot Series
The Sports
Register
Mark; !M a y U In
Leesburg Tonight
Hires Faces Mason
In Third Play-Off
Contest T o n i g h t
n.ah s p
■
■I
,r
I 1' c
^
i
l > 5.
Tom M ills Gains
26th Win Of Year
Against Leesburg
ii
!
a
5L
Mu lor isoagUB
Loudens
Volusia ('minty
Kennel Cluh
f
VCKC Fans Watch
“Submarine" F ly
Through The A ir
T H E HANFORD H E R A LD •
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MAP ELO ISLAND, Oa. (A -lt . J.
Blamed For Death1Reynolds, tobacco heir, Is having
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Middle-aged nurse accused of
poisoning her two small nlrcrs
Injured herself by slashing her
wrlat with a rasor blade Turs•ay night onl> a few hours
bvforv she wax to go on trial
far murder.
Hhrriff Lester Holley said
Mr*. Earle Dennison managed
to slip a piece of rasor blade
•ruder the rovera of her bed
■t nearby Tutwller Prison for
Women where she ha* been
h*ld since her arreat three
month* ago.
W ETUM FK A. At* un - A grimfaced nurse, acruscd of poisoning
her 2-year-old niece and calmly
watching an autopsy on Ihe body
waa called to trial here today on
the flrnt of Iwo murder charges
(h it could mean her awn life
Grayhaired Mrs. Earle Denni
son la accused of feeding arsenic
to Shirley Dlann Weldon, who died
May 1, and also to her tiny sister,
Pally Ann.
Bhlrley was only a few days old
when Polly Ann died Iwo and a
half years ago after a sudden,
violent Hines*. Only the death of
Bhlrley Dlann was on Ihe court
docket for today.
The widowed, 51-veamld nurse
who worked at Iho hospital where
Ihe child died was arrested a week
later after the parents, Mr. and
Mr*. O. <J. Weldon of the nearby
Claud community, awore out a
murder warrant.
Sheriff Lealer Holley said Mrs
Dennison admitted, wllhnut a show
of emotion, that she gave Bhlrley
Dlann arsenic In a soft drink and
took her to the hospital when she
went Into convulsions. The child
died five hours later.
Stale Tnxlculoglst C, J. RheJIlng
said the autopsy, performed with
Mrs. Dennison present, showed ur
aattlc.
Still suspicious about Ihe death
nf Polly Ann nearly three years
before, tho Weldons arranged to
have her reinalria analysed Dr
Rehllng said she, loo, had trarex
of the deadly metallic poison, and
another
warrant
was
signed
■gainst the aunt.
Sheriff Holley said Mrs. Denni
son denied inlcnllnnally poisoning
Potty Ann, hut admitted leaving a
■alt shaker containing arsenlr nf
the Weldon 4inmc after a visit
She said she used It tn make an
Insect kilter.
The sheriff said Ihe woman told
him, however, that she enllertcd
U ,000 on an insurance policy after
the first child's death. She gave
no motive for Iho admllted slaying
of Shirley Dlann, hut Holley said
■he reportedly had twn pnlleles un
her totaling 06,000.
Klwnnin Club
a big time displaying lo his at
tractive auburn-haired bride their
homo here In the Golden Isles.
If you got the idea from stories
nf their wedding here Inst Friday
that the place Is a gossamer pal
ace nf gold splashed with dia
monds, forget it.
The place Is big and It is fine
But there is nothing superficial.
It's solid and substantial.
Reynolds, whoso many pursuits
Include building boats nnd skipper
ing them, running a shipping line,
flying, photography, forestry, cat
tle raising, farming and road build
ing— to mention n few— look hours
away from his honeymoon Tues
day to show un Associated Press
newsman nnd photographer around
the Island plantation.
No newsmen wero nrrseol at
last week’s wedding of the Id yearold Reynolds nml the former Mrs
Muriel (ireennugh, 3.7— Ihe third
marriage for each. Rul Ihe newly
weds (minted out the spot under
the ngeold oaks In front nf Ihe
23-room main plantation Imnsn
where Ihey repented their vows be
fore the Rev. Gordon C. King,
Methodist minister from Darien,
Ga.
Contrary lo popular belief, Rey
nolds doesn't own all of this South
east Georgia coastal Island Sev
eral Negro families, whose ances
tors were slaves here, Mill hold
10-nere tracts derded them after
Ihe War between the States hy
Thomas Spalding, owner of Ihe I*
land, which Is 12 miles long and
Ihren miles wide.
While Ihe Inland enn he readied
only hy plnno nr boat, llcyimldi
has several enrs, trucks and Jeeps.
He drove one of Ihe Jeeps on the
lour he conducted over Ihe five
miles of asphnlted nnd many more
miles of sand roads on Ihe Island.
Within a few months Ihe rnuple
will start on a world rruise aboard
their yacht "Arles" being Imllt In
England
Reynolds ended active operations
In the R. J Reynolds Tnlineeu
Company to heroine a Nuv-y offb
cer In World War II He remains
a director of Della Air Lines— In
Ihe field of flying where tie was
a pioneer
RED LIG H T IN DUCKS EGG
STOIIIIH. Conn. iA - P iiI a red
light over your hen nests, and
watch the egg* roll In
C. S Plutl, Rutgers University
egg expert, said In a paper for the
National Poultry Assorlnllun meet
ing, that air raid regulation*
blacked out the brilliantly lighted
poultry houses along Ihe Jersey
j.'oasl during Ihe war. So farmers
Ior net! on the dim red lights lo lei
them see.
The rod light had n tendency In
krrp the hens longer on the nests
Egg production rose, end tinea
Ihen, experiment* have enntlrmed
Ihe red light's effect on hens.
(Cenllnnsit r r n n l*aee ll**l
on his fare n* Mrs. C towpII de
pleted him n* a blackface minstrel.
She completed her program with
a color sketch of "Moonlight Ray"
In Florida, while Mr. Hrrrkrnridgn
played th* song of that title.
J. P. Hall announrpd Hint Klwnnta nominations will be held
next week, nnd election of officers
and directors will take place two
weeks later. Van Huron Cornell
of St. Davids, P*., was welcomed
a* a gueat. Earl Higginbotham
presided.
R H EE TO BE INAUGU R ATED
PUSAN, Koraa i* — President
Syngman Rhea will ba Inaugurated
for * second tarm Thursday In the
old capital of Saoul.
At the tame time, South Koreans
will observe Ihe fourth annlveraary
of Ihe Hepuhlio and tho seventh
year of Independence from Japa
net* rule.
Rhea, who forced popular elec
tint) of Ihe president and creation
of a two-house legislature upon an
antagonistic assembly, received
9,231,760 volaa. Ilia nearest nppn
rent, former Communist Chn Hong
Am, got 727,604.
M KTAL REVEALS lltl.lM
STAFFORD, England if i-A Slab
fordshlre smelter worker stared
Toesdny at the cauldron of molten
lead he was stirring— wads of mon
wero rising up liirooglt Ihe huh
;;r,
The astonished worker snntrhrd
32 one pound notes <}M.VH0) from
Ihe seething cauldron, The money
apparently hnd been hidden In a
bag of lend sernp which Inter was
seiil lo the smeller for re-use.
WASHINGTON- ^ -S e c re ta ry of
Commerce Sawyer say* those who
iredlet sharply rising prices arc
ust guessing, and that their unminded forecasta could help speed
up Inflation.
Ho said Tuesday he plans to
make a survey to get at the facts.
Retiring Office of I'rlce Stahllitntlon (OPS) Director Ellis Aninll
has said the drought will have
"disastrous" effects on oVices and
i hat Ihe J5 US n ton steel prlee In
crease will cost the overage fam
ily lino a year.
Without mentioning Arnnll hy
name. Sawyer sold Inflation often
Is stimulated hy public fear that
prices may go up— he mentioned
the fear buying following the Knroan Invasion.
Hut Price lloss Arnnll has eon
tended the situation Is so serious
President Truman should rail a
special session of Congress to pass
anil Inflation laws Truman said
Inst week he is ronsldcring the
Idea
J
IiOulHiana Election
Official Indicted
NEW O R L E A N S ^ -
Five Pl«-
quemlnc Parish (county) election
officials were Indlrtrd hy n fed
eral grand Jury on conspiracy
charges following nil Investigation
of tho 1D.V) election of U, 8 Rep
F Edward Hebert
The five were named In the In
dictment ns supporter* o( Hebert,
who Inst month was rrelectrd from
Hie l.ouhlann hirst ('nngrrxxlnnnl
District.
Imlieteil were; *,„gi>ln Trmnhalul l, Henry tiehhnner h r , Emile
Minnphiey, Anthony Mumphray
nnd Joseph Haille
Hebert said the Indletmenls were
"polllienlly Inspired nnd designed
to embarrass those who have stood
op for -stotea rights nnd cnnslltulliin.il government."
The Investigation began after J
Ren Meyer, who was an unsuc
cessful candidate In IMfl and lost
again to lleherl hud month, com
plained recently that name* of per
sons were listed ns having voted
when they actually did not east
hallols. lie also snltl some of the
voters in I'hupicinlnci first ward
were residents of New Orleans
Records show that Meyer re
ceived only three voles In that
precinct In Itl.Vl
Meyer took tils complaint to
Atly (Jen. Mcflranrry who or
tiered the grand )ury Investigation
Red Plot
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lief from aatlve mflltary duty at
the Separation Center, Fort Jackion, 8. C. on Aug. 0.
The new Separation Center, one
F T . JACKSON , 8. C. (Special) of *1* In the United State*, I*
— Cpl. Lewi* C. Dorton, Sanford, scared to separate .100 discharger*
Fla., completed processing for re- a day who havo previously com
pleted 72-hour* of preparatory
C pi Lewis Dorton
Gets His Discharge
Two wonts In Hanford last tngraphlc coplea of Communist lit
blight bail exceptionally large nt- erature Matusow said was used In
tendance. One w it the "Au Re. 1030 and later in an effort to sal
voir" party nt tho Navy Contar up a Communist led organisation
%• 111 * « »«,«
amt the other w m the “ Mer- known as "Young Pioneer*" as a
chant's" baseball game at Memo rival lo the Boy Scouts.
cal
and
dental
survey
and
final!*-'
tlon
"The Boy Scouts la an organisa
rial Stadium.
The crowd nt the stadium was tion for capitalist wars!" read capthe largest this season and the linn* emblazoned on the covers of
Seminole Illuex wero the winners Ihls literature. "Smash the Boy
Th Seminole County Singing
^
on nil count* fur the full house. Scouts! Join Iho Young PlonccrsC' Convention will be held Sunday at
Reside* winning the ball game The document was larded with slo the Churrh of God, Oviedo.
10-5, the Hiuc* won the pre-game gans Ihnt "Boy Seoul* nro for boss
Walter J. Coleman, president
contests In throwing and balling. es' wars" and "Bay Scout* take of the convention, announced to
Illues catcher. Dusty Rhodes, won part in murder nf striking work day that extensive preparations
two contest* himself. First be ers "
Matusow said that as a Com are being made hy n com mitten
threw a baseball from homenUte
of arrangement* to entertain a
through a barrel at second liasn. munist he saw a high powered large number of singers and visi
Then, of all things, tho crowd plan evolved to Infiltrate high tor* who will he present from
witnessed Dilsty outrnre a horse, schools, community and even throughout Central Florida.
after which n common comment church clubs, and labor unions. He
Hinging teacher* nnd leaders
was "Now I've seen everything." termed senut Infiltration a part of
will he present from Orange, Vo
Ihls plan
The Navy Center had a record
Another witness, Herbert Romer- lusia, Polk, Rmvnrd, Putnam and
crowd on hand for their "All
Revolr" party In honor of the ni'-n sleln. Brooklyn, N. Y., told nf be other nearby counties. The public
on the station Hint will soon ing recruited Into the Communist- I* Invited to attend and enjoy a
front ns a high school student nt full day of gospel singing, and to
leave Hanford on a cruise.
"May Lane's Variety Hhnw" re the age of 1374. Romerstrln said enjoy dinner nt the gathering.
ceived thundermn applause from he finally divorced himself from
rnmmunlsm
the audience nnd the curnnx of
U p said Communist youth work who a r e pretty green."
the show wai a lady whistler first
handled through tho
The nlher, ha said, Is the Labor
from the Ted Mack Radio Hhnw. Young was
Communist League, then
After giving Imitations of bird through American Youth for He- Youth League, frankly offering
Mo many nses! It till*, fallows,
calls and police whistles, ahe mncrncy, and finally split Into twn Marxist training to young persons
mulches and shallow culti
Interested In communism.
whistled her stylings nf "Listen to new fronts.
vates orchards. Fine for loosenA third witness, Seymour Hakst,
the Mocklriir Bird" and "Indian
Ing top soli, yel leaves io iiu
One of these, Itnmersteln snld, Washington, told of being signed
Love fa ll." For no rnrnrs, she
surface trash lo retard erodon.
received a rruurvt for "Whlsper- Is "the Young Progressives nf up as n Young Communis: League
. a broad youth or- choir singer and member In Brook
Inir" which she filled with her America
Narrow shsnks lunkr It ■
delightful terhnhjue nf whistling. gnui/nllon lhal could rape In many lyn Ho said ho was Hred from a
deilrahlc tool for breaking
Other arts in llie show Included young people who didn't know what war lime Joh with the Soviet gov
plow pan nr renovating patsinger JoAnop Hensley nnd a communism wna. . . They get eminent purrhaslng rnmmixilon
lures. Special point* are avail
iinlipie vornl duet of "Put Your people who are not yel Cninmu here for Irylng tn organize fellow
able far killing noxious grave
8ho,-* on Lucy" by Hill Worth nisi* The Idea Is to get people workers Into n tabor union.
■nd weeds.
nml Marjorie Willis.
Qtilrkly allarhed lo Ford
A young Ind named Harrison
Trsrlar, ileplli hydrnulUstly
. *. Don your tractor start hardT
drew laughter from the rrowd
controlled. Invevllgato this
with his remedy vocal of "Foolish
versatile tool now!
. . . "ping" on hard pulls?
Questions" and "Educated fow,"
An act termed "cutest of all"
. •*wait* oil?
by many of the people In the
audience, was young Marlorle W il
lis's vocal rendition nf "How Come
O rtnm lo llliv n y
You Do Me Like You Do."
Hounding out the entertain6*»*rlg*t l i l t
tfa**W Pw*rw“r«
incut for the night was an aero
batic ml anil songs by Drnn MrCrarkln and David Hester.
Punch and cake were served
after Hie show and music was |
furnished for (Inuring. All In all
It was a swell party and will
rertaiulv leave some pleasant
memories with the men aboard
til" station who wit tin leaving
Hanford for the cruise.
A "Thank Yon" to Mrs. Mny
Lane for a Job well donetl Her
variety show was "lops" In enter
tnfmnrnt and her patience, dillpence and hard work at the Navy
feider I* definitely appreciated hy
Hie men aboard the Air Hinliou
CIB
TiLtelni
fnp
id m ln lttu
Singing Convention
Planned In Oviedo
A m h l implement for your Ford Tractor^1
Mars farm er*
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FIELD CULTIVATOR
B R IT T T R A C T O R CO.
ESCAPEE CAPTURED
AIIKIIDEKN, Scotland uP John
Ramensky, such a good safecrack
er the Mrillsh government once
hired him to do It, was recaptured
HOME HITS RECKI.EHSNEHS
Tuesday night alter breaking nut
ROME
llorun pollen an
of glim Pclrrhcad Prison near nminml a crackdown today on
here
reckless drivers, who have turned
Ills escape Monday was his sec the Italian eanllal's streets Into
ond from Peterhead He's serving death traps There Is one fatal
a five-year sentence for robbing auto accident almost every day
u poslufflco.
The authorities said inotnrUh
During World War II I ho Hrltlsh causing accidents would lose thrlr 1
Army romem be red Ramensky's driving licenses nnd full publicity
reputation its llrltnln's No
1 would tie given to all cases nf
erneksman and parnrludrd him lie negligent or reckless driving
hind Hie Herman lines lo blow open
Nazi safes containing secret tlncii |
merits
HORN IT M il,KM APAHT
DEUX. France I4S— 'The wife of
s Deux factory worker gave birth
EXPLOSION KILIM ft
In twins today They arrived IT
FKO.HINONK. Italy if\- Police re miles apart
purled lotlay Hint an explosion In
The older of Hie twins, n boy,
a clandestine firecracker factory w-ns burn here The doctor, fearing
near here killed six persons anti rnuipllentlnns. hud the mother
rnimhlrtl a Iwo-story building
moved to a clinic nt Nlnrt, IT miles
Tho ox pins Ion, white Iho fire away. The second child, a girl,
rraekrrs were lielng rnatuifnrlureil w-ns horn there
secretly, set off n large store of
The troy’s birth will he registered 1100
fireworks.
nt Deux, Ihe girl's at Nlnrt.
Phone 501
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HANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, T bM
Marines Beat
Down Attacks
On Bunker Hill
4
THE WEATHER
Adlai Appeals
To S ta tes To
C orrect Ills
Camera Club Prize Pictures
----
Inflict Heavy Casual
ties On Reds Leav
ing Battle Grounds
Strewn With Bodies
Says Action At Home
Level Would Stop
" T id a l Wave'* Of
Centralized Power
By WILLIAM t . RARNAHI)
SEOUL, Korea (.tv— U. S. Marine!
beat back two fierce Communist
attack! Wednesday night and to• y to retain their newly-won hold
on Bunker Hill In Western Korea
The ballalion-stze Red assaults
were the third and fourth futile
attempts to recapture lerrlory
retied early Tursday by the leath
ernecks.
A U N briefing officer said
Communist casualties were heavy
By mid day. he said, dead enemy
soldiers lay sprawled in groups on
the srarred slop* of the hlU. only
four miles east of I'anmuujom,
•e truce talks site.
Maj Gen John Sclden. com
mamter of the U. S First Marine
Division, estimated "well over MW"
Beds have been killed In four days
of fighting on Hunker Hill, which
he called "Ihe biggest Marino ac
tion since we reached the Western
front " The general said the Hunk
First prise of $12, and third Ramsey, 13, youngest member of I lure, left, took the first prir.it and an fx pilse from Ihe Iteally Ids llnllel to ,-iii. h 1 1n ■noitio
mettlulu....... ni.o,-> r d I'll.- II. ■
er Hill o|ierntiun succeeded us u prise uf (ft, contributed by the S'. Ihe Hanford Camera Club, lit the that of the ehlldreu, llilrd. The companv to Te,| Kodlnakl of the presiiinu. tliudmi Swenn-v. Im-ui il l. -civiil , ■ , lg,
result of "beautiful teamwork— air Johns Beatty Co., went to Kenneth current club contest. The deer p ic-I close-up of Ihe monkey brought ! Sanford Naval Auxiliary, using nierchunt, und Cbnrli". Mh ii i - » m.
artillery, tnorturs, tanks, rockets
and all the rest."
lie
singled out clteM protecting
B la st Destroys Kenneth Ramsey Fluorine Is Not Hmnan Morris ('amp Muds Amid
French Avenue
Wins I*list Prize
Acclamations
Of
IV
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Success
Two Stares in
In Photography Yet Proven, Says 11*i iinati M.u ris'h Ml/ Hunch nfli't y, itti»l H i' I'lliiim in Appraisals A r e
O itt m
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iMarianna Today Kenneth Itamsey. |JI, son of Mr. Dr. Harold King *h»'li*«»*it*l ( r.ic'iluy
( I t«f UilJ I'auipfrA ft mu unf $*i front IBIlk| ) I I|IC M>MI I < Returned To City
annum! vests us "worth their
weight in lives,"
Allied wurplanei continued to
hammer ut Bed positions today
The Air Force said they knocked
out nine troop bunkers and three
gun |Misltions, ami killed - nr
wgunded 2o Communists near
Bunker Hill
Bono • tired Mo
rlnes, meanwhile, huddled In their
prefabricated timbered hunkers,
awaiting new Bed moves,
to Bed tnachincgumier* early today
Infiltrated Hut crest of nearby Si
heriu Hill— also captured Tuesday
MAKIANNA J ’ — Two stores and
by Ihe marines. But Allied troops pint of u third were blown up hers*
silenced the gum in IS minutes. today.
The Communists preceded their
Seven person* were given hos
Wednesday night assault on Bunk pital first aid for cut* from flying
er Hill with a fiery, three hour glass.
artillery barrage.
A gas leak was suspected but un
rhrn, at B:U3 p. m., Chinese Investigation was delayed until
entry men charged inlo withering smuldrring flames were put nut.
fire from Marine rifles, machine The Marianna Drug Store and
aims and artillery. Seventy min Anno iiaruersuop
jic Mown
Barbershop were Just
iter the '.bAtlrrad Communist Inin nnthlUKiias* 'Tlie adjacent
i
war dam
Hull lb's Fa titbit- (shop wj
Ttflds lautlcliei
tTiiskt at- aged and resultant fire
completed
tire en
tack at 3:33 a. m Thursday,’« After its destruction.
a crackling skirmish which Tastod
Those were one story brick build
four minutes.- they withdrew to mgs The uearhy two-story Gulf
their lines
Life Insurance Budding was dam
"When they found Ihe Marines aged by smoke and waier
were really ready for them, Kiev
Ihe Idled occurred In the center
railed it off," said Mu| Louis |4|, ,|u,
llreaull. Uullas. Tea.
i Kis-s* depart menu from nearby
Breaull estimated 3,000 or more towns helped fight the Baines
Beds have lieeu osigned In retuke
|,nlnag(. w„ estimated unofft
'• " L l. r
. ..
. . . .
1daily by an Insurance man at
^ "If recent patterns are followed," uoo.ono. lie did not want to t.e
tin added, "it Is vary possible that ..noted hv name
•' ,hr i.!,,,r ,,,y 11
Harry Hell, city and fire cointhe hill in a week» lime, they inM-$icuu*r, who operaleN a grocery
mW ii* i l,P* $ §
|
store not -far away, was taking
Allied patroU roii|(ht two stiff snrm» ^rovcrics to a parked auto
clashes with Reds early Thursday am, MVV the pension
In brief rabls nn enemy held pn \ ••h junked like a bomb had been
slllnns north nf Korangpu anil west dropped un II," he said
northwest of Chorwon
Sonny Harris, of Itadln SI aIInn
Wednesday night, B-2rt bombers W ITH, said "it disiulegrated. It
blasted an enemy supplv enneen was hero yesterday and It’s not
Mratinn Just nortli of Hnmdong, here now."
about 19 mile* east of Pyongyang,
Fire departments from uearhy
Ihe capital of North Korea. Other lowu-i, including Sneads. Chlplry,
bomber* teamed with Marine air and Bulb.to Ala . were culled to
craft and bombed Comm unis t front help stop tile blaze.
line positions.
The ilriiji store had not been
upeued for business when Ihe blast
came
Only firewalls between majority
of other slnrcs in the block, and
timely flrefighllug prevented the
I.ICQ ATH K HY, France its - a flames from spreading farther.
^ tortnr went l.ooo feet dmvn Inlo
•he earth today to treat a cave ex
plorer who had fallatt and broken
hi* back and Jaw.
The physician Ira valid two and
a hair hour* on a steel cable low
ered Into the Plerrt Balm Martin
cave to reach the Injured man.
Marcel lambena, and raported
TO K YO (At — Maj. Gen llaydnn
bark:
'"Condition
stationary,
great L. Boatner. who tamed rloling Red
hopes. Extremely delicate Job of prisoners of war on Kn|e Island,
aairi today he Is looking forward
bringing injured up."
. Both the doctor* and Loubtns with pleasure to u new Job In the
members nf an axpiMUtlon that United State* where he can be
I* exploring the huge cave near with Id* family
Boatner is commander of all
hare.
ohim*. M vmr-nld Parisian in- United Nation* prisoner nf war
rlall-t. fell tW feet WedneSdav cgmpe, a Job given him afler hi*
n rte In the m
whan Ihe skillful handling of the KoJo riotible bringing him to the surface eta. Re has been named deputy
commander of the Fourth Army ut
[gpped.
San Antonio, Tex. He will leave
Korea about Sept. I
"Everything la ipiiet and satis
factory now" at the orison camps,
Boatner said III a telephone inter'
view from his headquarters In Bu
No matter h«w» fay away san. "I'm vary happy about the
pair
-se home r»e ewy »o en rot new assignment "
Face!
ation you ran readilv eatch
"The bull of JoJe " as Boatner
■ 0on the home town n»ws by became
ne
fo his men. took
»— dine ihe Banford HersW commendknown
the Ko»e Island BOW
when yea return. Yen ran «r* camp lait ofMay
after rebellious
ante with vony carrier bar. er wH*n-eri cantered en* c '" n com-
Seven Persons Hurt
By Explosion Which
Results In Flames
J
Injured Man Treated
By Doctor In Cave
General Who Put
End To Koje Riot
Returning To U.S.
K
Sanford Herald
Vacation-Pack
Ls
hntnfh fherlle Morrl«iw cfo«n.
a'lon manarer. hv telephoning
it, »n h '-c *««r ceootar le*n««
f the We*aM •»***! fee you
•Me rc« ere ewov, ta he ito
leered In mnr home In an#
mekege epen »•«* return
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" W5!5p!S^.-"- i t u r t l i o n U i r i m r i L
ID DON d i u t t a n :A H
S P R IN G F IE L D . Ill ,Fi
Demoi.tiic p ro itle n lla l oomtnee A dlai
stevI'li-on called on Hie ili stoles
imt.i) in give such good governmi nl tu tin u people tliut they Will
h.
,|t llie " tidal wave" ol central
,/cit piitvei iii-ipiog low ard ttaslu
Illgll.O
In Ihe firt major ipeecli since
Im, (titiivti.atdid Slevonsoi, warned
ilu- d u ll will go mi uules* the
■tales "prflurill those iieccssarv
lum loins t>i guvcrniiiimt which
.loo 1 have i.i tu- performed in
v\ i inugtoii
I lieu he said
ih e people will
leiii.uid llie serv ici
amt d Itiey
Iim l gel (lu-in ai home they will
(m u tu I'nrh* ''.ilu
\iiil the
tail an- tile dikes which we can
timid m ule •troogi) against Ihe
timid w a le ls sweeping tow aril the
D istrict id < olutiilma
Slivetison gave tils views In a
-p e n t, prepared for delivery at
i Dem ocratic rally at tile Illinois
date Fa n in m lioduciug the m ain
.peakcr of the day. V ice President
M l.ii, ttarkluy id Kentucky
m u ensun gave Ins nvvii plUloso
|i),y <d g o v e n iiiiin l defended Ills
.c r .u,l a* governor ol Illin ois,
njipcd into In- Itiqiuldican critics,
mi ucd - uuii
ui his c ritic ism
i, ;,iuist t.u mi*, pie<ub'id Herbert
llmivci amt al-u poked some sur
ii, ,i (.o p ptcsideutuil hilttllill** lliil i - Ilf"! I* Hr*i||
nee D sight |l Flseilhower
Aiming l he p>n >iroltn U »»»H
lie packed till* wide s w i n g i n g
«himllnir Reho>Yt>m*'iit i» 'hr *•.•»$n4* 17 Defrls h'di
R i ^ l i t - in-iv >d topics lido aliout 2,rxxl
wold- winch In- had written and
were the itltfitimo mI 0 -lm
Ol W .ivs S r 1 u 1 v il poll lied for the |l 1st two days up
«hooler ntfitlM in iinln i\ l*v Will
odd mul mm mug
Km t of W’lhtn H it I itiid l hi om
W illi..nt
Citv C om
Me. en nil, gave the Imiil core of
llilllf of firil pll/a in ||tlHalts I a11
In* •,n i l l, ii, ., few paragraphs
h v r h ' t i ’ k A i l n l i o i i o f l i t n ' p j i b il l.
\ t (it 11 f v 1! 1 1 • m ul. NLiM.toy i i , which I,a luted with prole llie
11 Nimill CAtfe enehiHiiifcv 11 p$*ifi.Hv
raallllit h «l) Hlltl Hirmul p l i /1 hv ni p 1,1 I n ' 1.1 I l l s < MOIlll * H O I, t« 1 actueveiiieiils ol los administration
in llliimi* and then went mi to say:
W*nyne R lner of
Vpi’okti o h - il h |( 1ia111ka*11.11 v hmlk'k’t 111' 1< 11fi k*. it
"It tins been -.Mil But perhaps
ffirvi-tt rt fliitiihkT plov *>v11 li u ho h , f 010111 $? I *f Il \ Y i l l ! i r I Iv h l akf
m ti
h r
ull , ■vr i IT.iridu itin i nir Ho- pant
sis ,■»'k,
Highhghl uf (be Iasi week Ml
H"
'"'HI w n s M pork Bmi -B iJ
S iiu.I.u slagril by (Tmrlic fur
|ll III - i , I-S|IVll I111-MI liurhl-ipil-r.
wtii. n-i, ii**i*ti*il liy Billy lln-wi-i
The Mi-ciiilliilallve effect
id
I ,ir- wire III fur the Bar II IJ
flout trie in diiiiking water bn nl • Ut, Hi-rmnn Mori Is reported,
lint been proven mile a* yet, lb stml \iere not finally pul mil llll
Harold King, .Sunfonl cliirujirnc 3:llo iImi afternoon.
tor, told the Juniiii rbamber of
in uiblitiuii In 11n* pi.tk fin the
Commtrci at llie Yacht Ululi to.
dilute- d ial iU v, Mr. M orris said
day.
lie asserted that several films lbut beef, turkeys, and chickens
in the country iiute been uaiug weie ill h i barbecued and fioreo
ftuurlne fur u period of mil lunger uwm for taler occasions,
On |be Iasi night of the camp
limn reveu years uf n ID nr lb
boys worn
were tl
thrilUd in observe
y tir ji#rlod of obMrvMtnn;
the hoys
erl ")| Ihe xupernfitural
su|>cniiitiiral ptmeri
powers of the
tbe
'T n k te*ntfti of
e||u<rl
menis smtot be det#rmtne-l until I ouuri
n e r great
nri f*n,t hot
but now
nuv* do*
dBieased
rafted tn»
iii
tbo end of the 10 or lb j i v , <1l:tn I'bleflnlu, Oskewowwuw. who
"
Sweeney * -lo d ." to. R ing quote,,
till n iipiie'irsa) mold much bowlllo,' uud
I survey report un fbiurme.
-I.....klog m-rusH the lake and
nod Charles Morrison did m.t
T ,
hi ■i-eiliny in liirliliiiv u Imue
know whose pictures they w e rr,|h„ ,
bioifui- by leiuote cordrol i ii-lil
selecting when they plckei t l u , lf f|)lllr|‘ll,
,|,,n|«|nK
Miilfi Mo- -limners' noses.
pictures out of more than III ■id, Wu»il,lnT affe t the normal bn-v.,.
I l.i- Mul l l-e s were asst In ! m
Illlllltnl. nh the photograph'* wer. !l0t, jt w0ll)l| |li|tlll th.m
, (,| f 1111■ >111 the ca III p bv It. I Steele.
ami Mrs. Clyde Ramsey, 4fill Sum
merlin Avenue, drew tup honor,
III the Sanford Camera Club's plmtogrnpbie contest last night when
Col. I*. .1. Chestrrson, representing
the St. Johns Realty Co., donor*
of the prises, gave him a first
prise of $13 and a third prise of
$r> at a meeting in llie City Com
mission room.
Ted Bodinskt nf the Hanford
Naval Air Station, winner of the
second prtie of $H with his Rollel
shot of a monkey at Ihe /no, I*
nwnv on leave, so was not present
to claim Id* prise.
Hus to the fact that many memhern, of' the
‘ dub
<flu, were away
vnenHull, it
decided to pollpone m t inn on tlio elect ton nf of-
Junior Chamber Is
Told Of Possible
Harm ful E f f e c t s
h** omitfht m nil 1lit*•■1 «*l 11 I* •1111 >1<$?
vi i i v
fip| i .'u n l * ,
o tin It
o t i i*
11*
tiiftn il list k- I o* liny iifltoim op
Ihe eotirne of the emnp
Imporlnni pvriiln of the ! 1^1 I* w fisIlirH tin' it|*11111v ft 1 In III* S t a t e
im 'iii, hv John I h n ,
weeks at the niiop were 11 limn Htitol l lepn11Ilf
IVSiv upi-ni , HlVl'Iil
-hit.* 1
hei «»f expedition* into I In- HI
N
n r, «*itv rli'ik
)oiind1n,t woods undertaken b> th ktu#I Ikti ( MM
t L 4 ll $i rtih ■ , . .4
vauuus milfitI i * 1 i. til ti \hI'll It r$vhl
Bob I’DIhitns* KR'- ..... . Mi.' * h n. *
i' iht, Ml 1 " 1 ft. ' f|Mlfill’ll
mtMit in H ltl S h u -' j 11it11mi i ■tj i'llI'Mi 4 f u ?i
1'll 1 •'1 i It »M ' .
it ml fillltMiuglt it
tin tu? In m( i |*■1111i Mil'
I1■U h- ll b'd
frit i'il f Jit’f tint I tv mi -snuff t In* im i’l.h
1It ' in4 til If
\ I .<
tnvni'i nl ilti* i' mI ihi h t>l i illf I I m
|# ) 1 1 »■
.» Ilf
III
! m i(Mii"i in Invv l lift •, nn -un- I•$•I
i,
i
,
* Itlb.l
-mil
lu*$,fi iitilf
•|n*inl 'Ii* hit Ii' ril l
leg I llll
•'Mine Miit 11 v»■ i Id mi’ xI
n•111 1
II I I ■' ll
Mi*' h it '- vi •iv mu ut'uitiu h 11•I»’ '
id I • Mir
Im xlii Vi \*
I
I
I HI
ViimMu i ••hlint' I m S iiimKa I l m.l,
i I I.. Vli
■ till '
It l<f!iullft<| fiimjtnlls' llal'll I a11 til
,»ld.
In
i
ii I d<
tin- mill.Hi* of iit11* 411 l Im Mi'
1" x.
t ' . Mil
Ml
m |»MX* It,
"IV- I ' I
ninny n i h . |mn tii. u . I..I I a .
vvitri n tn liT i Jikfii hy Klot» M*m ■
■ in state in our Blue bn* done so
11milt so qu ickly I donl' know
wbethel you cull il ii ‘New Deal'
Im Illinois ui a ‘ F a ll Ile a l' or a
"Squate Deal", foil l know that it
lias hemi s no i l d l 'la te govern-
UU-fll
"It
,
Hiiporiiini
lincame
llie
si it.
i . c uiipiii (mil Me talk about
■iii i tepluie locessattliy the lit
' i i , '..- m g . e n irili/ a ilo u of power
ivi't iu ii lives iu Washington Hut
Hi il tut it d i d , t.ivi m l the capital
.ill go mi
iitl hii unless those
I. , ■ i i , liiiietum
I go v i -1 it me ut
, Inch duo I have 1- be pet h o m e d
ii \\ i hinglmi iii- pel Im med and
oientifieil hy number only.
..................
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M..........
ifii«nti|f from
im ilim triiio
m I im bud charge of
beginners'
j i r« >|i«*i‘l v )l< I (ill lued at llie -t ale
Young Ramsay, who ha- many j ,-cr, aoT olhn nil....Ill . affi'.i it *m Homing diill, K. t* Hnipei Ji ,
H local lev id
hobbles, including
c
ding butterfly
l
llie liver, kidneys and henil.
win. aasl«li'd with rlf lei y uud
V, Hite point ilu- g u v eil m r colli
lions, Is one of the most cntluisiFurthermore, I»r Ring
*».|, I,,,, ..,;'|:,,„7,ic <ini,,'cr. b',i„lo-raft'-',
l i m i t fo rm e r President Hoov er
astlc members of the Comt rn t’lub. J A m e r i c a n Mr,Ileal Ass.,.,,
cliarg,-of woinlcrafi.
iili V tee P i esuleiii H n k le v amt
He will enter high m-bool next J
has not i n,lor--,I fbrub
/., y,. M, Nub, u, cliuryr of boat
g ive
itii-ii
ualmhat
convent inn
- ■1
or tlrlnklng water, lie in., •
. ,
. .
, I If 4’ |$a I i i
tit.
•' Kit
$*1T$ 1 i V* •. 1 i *
yrar. He took
hla prlxe winning lion
wise cuntemletlHint only » lt.r | '" » ' Harulil Jolmsun, ......barge of
-peeehes as an ev itii|il,' ol Ihe
i III < D' K
' i 1*1 ■ • * i l m y
pictures with an Italian Kliuflex,
- M l , Te iic c between Keptittltcao and
manv years of observation of o, ■
m
iifi'm jit
a inmirrately-prlced reflex cumera. pie
fluorine in tb. u
Dciooc r ai
>11■V>IH I m i l
I . , $f* t M
8. I'. Bergere. owner of llie ib inkreceiving
ing water,
could
unyutoIlls
Ho over's
speech
was
• II. I II I . 1 Mi
C'uinera und Gift Hhup, world make any positive conclusion .
Mclrinrludv m lime
Tills
H i , MV
f I l f deeply
1 If I I I /
MU
traveler, and former member ,*f In llie nfrrcts upon tlieiil.
vv mild piotmlily lie In- 1 .1 st Keputillm il ’
llie .Stale Department, was instru
Flour Ilie is protoplasmic an
an , out eldliill, lie kept saying
|
I
1
tu* III
1,
K. t I** 1*\ fl
mental In forming the club, which .niymatlc poison that will giu.l
l null id ,iess|itii-.iu winch wx, all
« |<l*i>l III • it
l|
('Mill II I 1 1 1 • 'f
hi
*
belli the first meetings lids sum .ally "lure up in llie bones of >
iiticctclv tiope will luin out to he
i i n i ut
tV I o
hv fit.
mer In the back of his store. He human being ami when an ov
wlinllv ,ui insulted
He described
11ini.li*
! I d vim
i.t
Mil
»
thill
ii
flow
occurs
tinpoison
will
uiln
1
,
1
-urgc
Dillard,
13-year-obl
ATLA N TA i.t* -Doll West., u poet
withdrew as a contest judge bethe .lain nl the lull,oil m equally
\ nf il 1 ll
if.
4
II
VVh.,f
L
lho
loos*
tissue
in
the
urg
tinorgans
ami
.da,
ford
boy,
arid
eight-vior-ub!
cause several of the contestants ’ l ho loose
preacher form er nnd onetime ('mu
funeral language llie whole effect
• i .'
tu
Mo*
*•'i* \\*i i
xtill
In II.... Ivu, Hlirnette, also of Hariford,
w n , mi,id
bl.'ii'k
unrelieved
bad him make their ^outrst prints. | t h e
Doctor said.
won first prl/i-s in the iioys ami m iuilst sym pathizer, denied tod.n f "iif ’ \ Mill IIM IMI I f 1 411* I "it
qh'HIU
AH nrrauti* Interested in iiinu-l ('arl
............Frlauc
1 of tin- Junior Cham lli.il lie e .e r tried to leueh K id
.||i|»|:Ti V.'t I
mi i r ti > '
reported Hint tin njJD divislnu
lb- said ill ll irk le v
" I n marked
teur photography are invited to Jaycee Fishing Roden yeaterdav lo-r of I'oiiuiieici-'s animal Fishing doctrine to Huy Scouls
I hi
WIVf II Mil i n i . 11, m i l l
•'..idi a i Im B i u v en,H able and met
cl lend the meetings of the club. at Lake Charm was ri “grcul mi, RinIio yesti-idny at lake ('harm,
’
i M inus
Of,
M
l!
I ! M U 11-4' i t 11
in a Washington news irle u ■Mtcbnlv figure of J,’ d the He
The group recently rnjoyed a cess." Mr. Prlaoc served ai Ho\ recuiil Ineakii'g number of
J
r i ii .| ii*ut
'hi*
$|►
I rr I
Mil" "
Sunday afternoon outing at Rock Rodeo limit niuii, Judge Doug 11 Bill yiiulii-. n pri-Ni ntiiig all «•'< Wednesday, the M cFurruu Sen,ale
I h.» <'mini v mililu' in cimveitlloh was the strip
Mi
I
»
bug id i I who slole the show at
Springs. Marlon llarmnu, Jr , is Hti-iistrom presided, uml Intn.ilo
M ilieommlllee on internal -e e u riti
lions of Seminole t ’uuiity ihtu og
i I tot
Mo*
th
ed the speaker.
ed aioiiod llie
"liortuf
l.nl.i- quoted a witness as su earing West
president.
'Hu' Mill f Ml, r,. fl i!»MI the liciiiHc ralic convention
I n i e H e Hem,Iili, at, despaired of
Last night Mr. Ilergcrn ex
1’li ir i n yesterday ufleruouli
'it "had seven i B ap tist) clm n lies on
ol Hi* l 4 III ti l u i* 1, Hie
I ........
lepublie. the l l e n m c a l evulted
plained to beginner* bow lo bold
pule fish for the pumi'iuiis prlxi-s
fill
f
t
.
.
"
"
l
l
'
I t\t* \ | | Ill'll
der ids lo risdiclio n. and a llo>
in lb,
iHiisuecls nf ileinncrncv.
and operate a camsra, set the lens
T
h
r
e
e
buses,
donated
tiy
the
'
.1
1
|)H
L*‘||4»I'|
.
lit
• I. U
I
.peakiln’ with roliusi and vonthtul
nnd shutter, and tall how they
Seminole ( ’au nty Departm ent of Scout troop was nrganued 10 each tof fo * ,
i - 1 11 1 * ' *t it n ijf ti 4•* h f o M n ‘ 1 ,
I , m ,III,un, Ilu I ' n . r I n o ,
function.
Kilucatloii, carried most of Ihe of the cliiirch es, and Ids plan was ,I i p , ' 5 | i . i i*rt f i s v i h ’ i **f •In* A i i u l m r
i liildreu
tlu> fix
fishing Jsinboroi*, to Indoctrinate."
----------- -------------- ---.liild
reu tto
„ the
h i i ) , i *i - L Hfi'il t o t h i
i ily
Mum
Winners In Annual Pmiclu'i-Kariiu'i ■
Jaycee Kish Rodeo Ol* (a*ori* ia DtMiius
Are (iivun Prizes Any Rod Inllurmv
Ellin Arnull Sticks
Red Cross Course
InSwimmingToBe
Offered At Pool
A new two weak* Red Cross In.
termcdlate swimming course will
begin Tuesday at the Municipal
Hwlmmlng Pool, Tommv At ringer,
Red Crass Water Safety rhslrIV.
ina
•aid today
tie. course wll
v(ll be given Tucsnv ifrom 1
m
dav through Firldny
2:00 .p.m, under
____tr the direction of
Mlaa Rally Bivins
ivlna iwho received
her awlmmlng and water safety
training from tha National Red
Crosa Aquatic School and last
month took a refresher course
under Bob Zubrod, Red Cross
Flrat Aid and Water Safety Representatlva from Atlanta.
The courae will be given In tha
pool during houra In which It Is
dosed to tha public ibrough the
cooperation nf K. R. Johnston,
clt” s'tilter- office*.
Pupils wll| he Instructed in
four styles of awlmmlng *n dlvfou
and underwatar swimming. Tha
coura* la onen to gr»on* who la
able to awtm but w<ihta to im.
nrora h1* stroke o- breathing nr
lee-o different atylaa.
Flutter boarda, recently do"t'ed fo the chanter hv Camn.
hell's (Milnst* and Wteeeil hv 0.
Dee'* Sl-n Com nan" are h*l"g
used <n R "l Cross ew'muilr* to.
ruction throughout ft*e count v<
Mr^ Stringer swift. The itvcn
boarda ara useful In teaching the
correct rnatbed of kicking, hi
f
too
WASHINGTON (.fi - Price Slain
liter Kills Arnall today stuck in
his prediction that the country i*
In for another round uf price m
creates that will semi living cost-,
zooming lo a new high this lull
The nation's price chief, who
plans to quit Sept. I, told a rc|Mirli-r
all the signs point lo increailn,!
Inflation In (ho next three mnnlli*
or Mi.
Aruull's fellows In price policy
making. Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer and Economic Hlabillm
Roger L. Putnam, have discounted
the likelihood of any hlg push in
prices, *but‘ Arnall
aald he hicllevrs
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the steel
ml pirice boost and rising
wage* In other Industries will pro
vide the spark to set off price in
crease*.
" I still stick tu my prcdtcllnn
that living cotta of every family
will go up at least $100 a year
a* a result nf the price boost for
ateel," Arnall said. " I feel that i»
a conservative figure because of
other factor* Involved. Tlrnp alone
I* going to prove that figure cor
re d ."
JE TS FOR AUTOM OBILES
LONDON Ulk-One or Britain’s
hlgaest automobile maker* the
A"«tln Motor Company, took out
n»i»ut* today on a gas turbine
"let" engine for ears nnd Inrkx
T h « engine, the romneuv said, I*
atm In Ihe experimental sts-m
The Austin patent reoortedlv InvoIv m a new development putting
the heavv fuel rtnanmothn that Is
a major headache (hue fa- In the
move to put Jet engines in auto-
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with many uiort* pouring Into HuIbkf ait near (lvtiulo by itiiliinititol.-s and bu»e* from tin- Lutheran
Home In Hluvia nut llie Mi-tbodi l
llnmv in Kiiturprl'.,’.
.Inycae Roden (Tiairman Carl
1‘risoe prnl*-.,d ill merchant" who
co-operated wan the Junior Cham
ber in making thin year's Fish
ing Hod'o the "llggesl and best
ever.”
"I would unrUruInrly like to
thank T, W. i.sulim, superlntiuid
cut iif public instruction, for lend
ing the Jnycees the uxe of three
school buses," Mr. PrDoc grate
fully slated.
Jim Morgan, Orlando; Franklin
Caldwell and Willie Petty, both
of Sanford, won special prises for
llie most unpsual catch**- sev
eral small turtles,
Dillard ami Burnette each re
ceived complete fishing outfits
for catching the- largest fish.
David Fulgreen, 7, Hanford, re
ceived n rod and lino from West
ern Auto Stores for the most
fish caught. Butch Cassubo, H,
ulso of Hanford, won a rod and
reel from Nelson A Co., Oviedo,
for tbe largest catch.
Barbara Bradley, 8, Hanford,
was tha recipient of a rod from
Gena’a Texacu Station and a reel
from Hill Implement Company for
tho moat fish caught In the girls
bracket. Gene Rusted, l.ongwond,
snared the first fish and In doing
•n was awarded a tackle box from
MrCrory'* 0 A 10.
Little A rt Rader received a toftball and bat for helng the young
est contestant. It waa donated
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Dewey
be tha Firestone
Flrest
!4, Longwoed, was praH Oa m * si*)
“*«kji!i1
West, now living on a (arm west
of Atlanta, denied tie now is a
C u n iiiu in lsl, disclaim ed any so il id
connection with the Boy Seoul* and
suhl hit never was a Baptist mm
liter. Testim ony alleging all these
things was given to llie M cCarrou
group lust M arch by H urvey M
Matusmv. Dayton, Ohio, u self
styled form er ('ommuidst
Atlanta Boy Scouts o fficials cm,
Brined West's xlutcm cnl Ihnl 1
had had no connection with ncouI
lug in this urea
West, originally n North Georgia
mounlalueer. said lie vvns ordained
as a Congrogatlimallst mild der hut
gave up preaching several years
ago.
He called the testimony against
him "lousy lies" and went on:
"I'm tint doing anything now tail
trying tu make u living out hero
You can look at the callouses on
my liands and look at my fields
and you'll sen what i do with my
time.
"They won't let mu alimo. Twen
ty years ago I wrote a poem llial
appeared In the Dally Worker
(nfflrlsl Communist partv news
paper). I was o Communist then
Any young person who Is not a
rebel Is not worth his sail.
" I ’m not a Communist now I'm
a Georgia farmer."
HPORTHMF.N T O INERT
The Fifth District of the
Hpartsmen's Association will meet
tomorrow night at the City Holt
at 8:00 p.m., Porter Lnmdnic an
jounced today. All sportsmen are
Invited to attend.
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close n e imanentl y on ur about tha
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f u i 4 n i In* p u t i t , *'M un i*
etui nf September. Fritllk Sandler,
im
-. m u i M i J i t o ili.. a m i m i 111 t i n
local m om te nr, said today
H u n t i ' * *'i ' I n tin* jolt
T i m termination of lln- coni*
I II- i "Minn iuii m il tin I shuts
Mi on bn nlifhi, i'om *ii|i*i I In* pruj * Iw ,*V s activities I,ere is due (u
i*i14 4full tin* »hl i '* fi s \\ unt i|ont*« ei'niii.uiic reasons. Mr. Sandler
aid
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tirul tn.ri.ifr || "U t o fllU'1 t i l l ' 1111111*1,V
with Yvlifh I m m ri'v ♦*!* I hi* pm* local urn Would simply not lie eculio,nil nl lie milled.'d,V *-* -* itir-tiiih Ii*1 i ii lf li' ih
T h e decision to m a tF some time
Ihi'jf !H'd I i I
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A V l 'I l U K
in Mi'ii In* *hit in I 111ji t Mm ('ll y aftei iIts- Flo rida Fashions w ritten
i m vi nr to puih il uliitiij in fast lease expired J u l y t vvns made
last J a m i u r y , lie continued, but
ii . it . m
D,e decision on tbe date of re ' it,oval vvns not made until yester
day when F l a n k Shames, presi
dent visited the city,
Mi Sandler lidded Bint at this
time Die enm pnny Is continuinfr
Its oi'camuiry of the building under
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she told him a passenger was hav
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Mrs Stirpn had not expected the
stork for a couple of months. The
Imhy weighing ubnut six pounds,
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T H E SANFORD H ER A LD
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Ozier Weller Homes
Monday. August II, 1113
Iran About-Faces To
Give Mossadegh All
Powers Of Dictator
Combining old-fashioned rural
vllruea with new scientific knowl
edge has enabled farming In Flor
ida and elsewhere to make vail
progress In the last two or three
decade*. The aame program will
help It to continue to progress and
will aid farm families lo obtain
higher Incomes and live better
lives.
Dr. Clarence Foe, Ra cigh. N.*C,.
editor of one of the South's leading
Inrm papers, was honored recently
by the American Association of
Agricultural College Editors for
outstanding service to sericulture.
He emphasised this prograta of
combining old-fashioned rural vir
tues with new scientific knowledge.
As to the old-fashioned virtues,
he quoted as asylng by Josh 1)11.
lings many years ago;
"lie who hy farming would git rich
Must work and hoe and illg and
The llel Air HuljdivUimi, Infilled cast of Mellrinville Avenue shewed only foundations a year and a
slch;
’ ago, -ind is now the site of many attractive h-inu-s hull! by lizicr-Weller, Inc., and morn are being
-ted. The houses am well spared on large lots and all modern conveniences arc provided.
TEHRAN, Iran ita — Iran's Sen
kte In a complete about-face Inday
otcd Premier Mohammed Mossn
ftgh authorityt o govern the coun
try for the neat six munlhs e* he
sees fit.
The upper house gave final ap
proval to the sweeping grant of
power which on Saturday II had
refused In adopt without further
study.
The Majlis (lowrr house) already
had approved the measure, which
how Is ennrted Info law, ft gives
the premier the right lo govern
by decree In nearly cvrry phase of
Iranian life
The Senate, after refusing the fi
nal action Saturday, had sent n
delegation to the aged nationalist
leader asking for mure Informa
tion about his plans and asking
also that he modify his demand
for power.
JEW EI.ltY ON DISPLAY
Mossadrgli. however, refused to
NEW YORK
Ten million dol
scale down Ills request for the
sweeping aulliorlly, whlrh he con- lars* worth of Jewelry is on display
tendrd was necessary lo save the at Ihn Waldorf • Astoria Hold in
near bankrupt country from eco connection with a Jewelers' eon
nomic ruin
The prcmlrr got n setback Sun ventlon opening today.
More than IDO guards, Including
day, however, in the Majlis, Tho
lower house refused his request clly police, hotel police, and pri
for extension of Ihn martial law vate agency detectives, have been
he damped on the country Iasi
March,
Not s single deputy In the lower
house voiced support of Ihe gov
ernment hill They declared tlieir
continued allegiance to Mossadegh
hill said martini law no longer
was nredrd. After the healed, one
sldfl debate, thn deputies rfused
lo vnl on III mnsur
Ladera of Mossadegh's national
front uller a caucus sent a deleg,i
lion to the premier asking him lo
withdraw Ihe hill
J
BTOCXHOLM, Bwadan W-8wedan ha* dacMad not to toko to' the
United Nation* her diplomatic bat.
tin with Ruiila over the dawning
of two Swedish planes. The for.
elgn office ha* decided the U. N.
can't help Sweden In the matter.
Foreign Minister Oeaten Unden
said In a speech Sunday that the
decision had been reached after,
welching all factors
t1
The SwciVm *4T 'he two planet
were shot down June Id by the
Russians. Russia rejected Swedish
protests and said the plane* flew
over Soviet territory and opened
fire on Russian plane*.
FOREST F IR E DAMAGE CUT
ro operative public — cut down
WASHINGTON tfv- The Forest forest fire damage last year.
The
Agrlcullure
Department
Service s„yi two preventive mens
supplemented by the use of new
ures — t»tl*r organlsallon and a agency said from IfMO to IB91 the knowledge aa it became* available,
number of forest firc.i In the nation Hint work and penurloua saving
dropped 21 per cent. The area are not enough.
assigned to wotch Ihe nine floor burned over declined from 10,918,- When asked what he thoujiht had
exhibit Only members of Iho MO acres In lDM to 10,781,039 h icontributed most to the advanceIra lie arc admitted lo see It.
lost.
mrnt of agriculture In the South
INTENSIVE DRIVE BEGINS
It was the use of new knowledge
made available by the agricultural
colleges, combined with the virtues
which arq ageless.
The noted editor pointed out that
both muscular labor and mental
effort are required for making
WASHINGTON 'V— An intenslvs
drive for blood donations from
throughout tho country la gettlna
under way.
|
The Office of Defense Mobilisa
tion, assigned by President Tru
man to co-ordinate the campaign,
announced Sunday It will be sup
ported by the National Advertising
Counril.
The blood la needed for men
necessities and profits on the firm. wounded In Korea and for plasma
And he added that only farming to be stored for use In any atomic
attack.
effera employment aa an induatry,
a buslneaa and a profession. When
At the center of an atom I* th*
the farmer raise* crop* or live nucleus, containing from ona to tC
stock, he must be industrious, he particles called protona, each of
has a business, and he la following which has a positive electrical
charge.
a profession.
(H in ts to H o u se w iv e s]
Keeping bread fresh nod mold
free Is no problem lo Ihe house
wife wllh home freezer spare for
II- Many women who once had lo
make frequent trips In Imy bread
now buy a supply for one or two
weeks n! a lime and pul the wrap
pad loaves in Ihe freezer with Ihe
assurance Ihnl they will he safe
from mold ami Kluliug, accordion
to Philip Tnlhott of Ihe Production
#nd Marketing Administration
Mr. Talbott, an expert on bakery
productn, reports n study made by
the American lustilute of llaking
under the llesearrh ami Marketing
Act, whlrh showed Hint bread
Should lie kepi either frozen or
worm In hnlii llx fresh softness
Rreail frozen ami stored at weli
below freezing temperature will
keep fresh nbmit n year. Such
long-keeping Isn't practical In Ihe
home. II Is uneconomical use of
freetrr spam and also requires
tpeclal mnlsiure vapnr-proof wrap
ping to prevent hruad from drying
out. To keep bread In tho freezer
* week nr two, Iho waaed paper
wrapping It sells In is enough.
Dread should he left In Its wrap
tier until II thaws out ho moisture
(rum Ihe nlr will condense mi Hie
wrapper rather than on Ihe bread
wrapper rather than on Ihe bread
For toasting, ready sliced loaves
Peedfi't he thawed The bread can
he taken from Ihe freezer at break
Inti lime because Ihe frozen idlers
are easy lo separate ami can go
directly Into the lousier,
Whether In keep bread In Ihn
home refrigerator it n question for
Ihe housewife to deride, Mr. Tal
bott says. II depends on whether
she likes her bread soft nr firm
and also n» hnw fast she uses It.
bread In Iho refrigerator Idles the
softness which to many people
meins freshness. Homo families,
however, like Ihe (Inner leslure
of day-old or older bread. Dread
must ho kept either very warm
or frozen In retain softness,
If bread must he kepi several
diva, It'a infer from mold In the
refrigerator than In a brcadbns.
. A*.* help egalnst mold In tho
bread box, keep this container clean,
frag of old scraps of broad, and
wall-aired, with occasional scaldlog and sunning. After washing
tha brendbmt, lie sure It Is thor
oughly dry before using II.
REVERE WARE
PLASTIC CANISTER SETS
POTS, PANS, SKILLETS
COLORED HOWL SETS IN PYREX
ALL KINDS OF KITCHEN CUTLERY
WALL CAN OPENERS IJAZEY AND SWINO-AWAY
To Make Your
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Kitchen More
BUNliEAM MIXMASTER
Beautiful
METAL STOOLS AND LADDER
THE NELU,
MAJOR
APPLIANCES
Fresher Loveliness
ToThe
Dining Room
N«w design ami new hiitjf
!xtr«-lirge ■ll-porcotflln mu
Wolit-hlgh, imokeleii type Pellet
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We Have A Complete Line Of
Builders Hardware, Paints, Waxes,
Polishes, Cleaning Aids, Alandnum Wire and Rope Clothes Mum,
Also Small Electric Appliances*
■Hal tfouMaa startad
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TIIE WEATHER
MMlv# your Sanford Iftrald. City
DaUmy. by 7:00 P. M, plat.. (afl
F a i r irvl r o n M n u H rather Mr*riw
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Mrs. Mae K. Stone
Died Yeaterday P. M.
Mrs. Maa K. Stone, 7(1, widow
of the late Alan II. Stone, died
suddenly at har home, ltd Grand
view Avenue at 8:46 p.m. yester
day.
A retired School teacher In
Remlnnle High School. Mra. Stnn«
"•as horn Aug. 8 , 1870 In Hay Elly,
Mlrh. Rhe was a member of the
Hnlv Croas Episcopal Church.
Mra. Stone Is turvlved by one
daughter, Miss Carol Bton« nf
Banford: ona ton, James A. Stone
of Kalamaioo, Mich, and one
granddaughter, Eva Stona of Halamasnni one brother, Roy H.
Knaggs of Wew York Cltyt one
•liter. Mra. Camilla MacLennan of
Dearborn, Mich.
Funeral aervlceu will he bald at
the Holy Croae Episcopal Church
Tbur»dar
4,00 P-">- wi»h the
Rev. H. L. Zimmerman officiating.
The remains will bo sent to Ht.
Petersburg for intarment In Koyal
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through Charlto Morrloms, drralatlon meeater, bv telephoning
148. to have year rogalar taaaoe
of the Herald saved for yew
while yea are away, te be dw
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Bus Is Flooded,
Correspondent Watches Marines
Angas Declares
Passenger Dies
Stalk Their Prey On Bunker Hill Lake Water Can’t
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Dial? Greyhound bus plowed Into The Chinese were In deep K u ild rn lv . Iln r e w as a Inml IsmI I. II • •I f*H It 111111-•I p.t | %ki*l»*f
a Hath flood near here early today I lin -h r* A lew scattered boulders "w h o n in p " In In m l of Hir o ilfp o .i »M|i|il V FVMi if it a pollltf IP 9I VYriH
hill A Chinese m o rtar shell r»
ami a torrent of water poured gave (hen uhlrd protection
frinp lrt rl V *•11iti I n i *rt|, llfitirff N|.
through It, throwing some of the
IN passengers Into panto
An elderly Negro passenger was
missing and presumed drown'd.
Rill Thompson, nh'iut .1 ", Fufaula
Mil.si.in. w h s rredded with saving
three other passengers who were
■swept nil their feel by the swlfl
current after leaving ihe bus
I'he lug bus was swamped about
elglit mliei south of here item Ihe
town of Aneejl where i cloudburst
turned normally - quiet Main u-v
Crc-U into a raging torrent Water
poured over 1) !v Highway '*1 al
a depth of five feel at one time
Mrs R R Cook. Coltondalo, Ala
1 pasrruger, raid most of Hie pas
leogers vere ssleen nr doting when
the bus plowed Inio Hie flmel a"d
wsi almoit swept nil the highway
"I thought w* would die," she
said
"We gnl so niueh w-aler—II was
gushing In every place Most of ill
were standing lip then Some were
trying In open Ihe emergency door '
Mrs Conk said several of the
passengers were panic stricken snd
climbed on fop of others trying
to get mil nf the bus
The bus wns left Idled at a 45
degree angle off n shoulder of the
highway, water swirling through It
and over the passengers
Tech Sgt Hugh M Ware. Thel
ma. Ala , kicked nut i rear window
and several passenger* climbed
nui nod were n»oinjdlv swept ntf
their feet hy Ihe strung current
Thompson, one of the pnssengers
wadi d Into the Hood anil found
several persons struggling In the
water and shouting for help
Fellow pnssengers said Thomn
son, after taking off most of his
cinthlng. dived into the flood ami
rescued Ihree persons. These In
cluded Iw-o Negro children who
were clinging to hushes In Ihe wa
ter*.
Most nf the passengers remained
on th" bus until a wrerker wsi
summoned
from Capo Girardeau.
...... ....... .......
Tho wreeker also slallcjl on the
flooded highway The passenger*
cllmbrd from the bus onto the
wrecker and * second wrecker fi
nally lowed them to safety.
Mrs. R. G. Gillette
DleH In Okeechobee
Mra. R. G. Gillette died at her
hams In Okterhobee Saturday at
2ilB p.m. following a lingering
Illness.
A formar Sanford resident, Mrs.
Gillette la aurvlved by her husband: seven eUtere, Mis* Ruth
Abraham*, Mr*. L. H. Harkry,
Mra. Mable Alexander, Mr*. E.
C. Simpson, Mra. Robert Cole slid
Mr*. Carrie Draper all of Han*
ford and Mra. J. T. Wheelua ct
West Palm Beach; and two hro*
than, John D. Abrahams
and
Philip J. Allen, also of Sanford.
Funeral tenders will be held
at Il90 p.m. Wednesday at th*
Okeaebabea Funeral Home and In*
ferment will follow In Okeechohea
Cemetery.
.
The Mailnes, dripping swo*l In i
"n ,,’p , r " 11 *h1 .M il *!!1 m a .,, ,
fp*I In i
Th*
*> fierce him, ilgtaggeil on lh e j^s,’,' ,rt m,,vr "P Hunker IlifJ Uv-. , , } *''||*» , p'llnf iti|( *»1|f f ft***
slope* V)0 leel from the enemy | efyniie ilurkrd «g«'"
*|ir M'lif • U hi i* i I ‘I* Hll I 1 » IiIk Mv
They look cover hehltui srrswhy "hoomp, whoomp
. ttl'.lt I IVlMl *J,41* ••!*» VFgPUMr
fI Iff*« ' k Ilf If Is
shriili.x ami In small crevices on
Hoesi our pif 4111
out Ihiil ntniiir rrru nftn ill.*
Hie slopes
Thr
it .till |»t|* # i||f ll|»*r ♦ nf I n i
rrnwirkrtl f 'npl Morn •irf W I'rln
l.t William II Thousand. Mi win, MrinhiiM in Mr i» »i. » *l.f if* ...ft til. V*l.r, r* •ift f11IrIr i* ol| I
Iforeh, Wise , iiini'olo'ed the Ite-t <iiiH M n | Willi i m lit* IM ft•• >•"!»,tr i ........ . '•Ilf
4 i " "I *lf" I I ..lilrlei
f I 'iiii mni |et <c|.>. i
IMisilion and railed m artillery and Mill I iiliR I -I trill .4 * r t»*f........ I tit ••••'I I • •l*'*
-vtut-, phnsphorou-. sh-IU used I" r n n l r n l l n . I hr % 'hr* • t •
f t Me ••
HI* *• I «M*l •«•»♦•
»• «t
guide air stilkes
•q>l
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pl inf's in
h i l c r s t|M ' in- *111111 t
t i l l . If fft- •M I • •" f l 1* tl •'• "f
An Allied gun h'Himed on »i lull ^ifintifl l.ti I *.
*11 1•11 ' l-'fM r *i fl" p.f|<>i il
liehind sis, Ksery -me suddenly
|! n r i , , rv „K,„ i...
I
. «• ig.- If "in
• I' •! ill I'll • r ti*i*•*•••
ducked. The Marines In the outpost tun-) us a.-ii,, shell-,
i ..vr,
• | MI "*'8 ♦#'i •( *>
mM fl •( )**• '•'8 »tt-.l
reallied It was defective The shell | head and »rash<*d into .......... he
4-Vl*l* if fbf * li 1 «f* 1 • t*|toi| 'l|•ni*
made a weird flip (l" 0 snmul a.'vom i The Red mortH. ........
ftl* . •*•*V4• ft * .M nf ill #f|tlt fi1 V
it went overhead and exploded on silent
the tiottom of Riint-r
Mill, tar
O'-er the hill*to our •» *• il- *i I' I* 41 *» «, t**. nf , 4 M*l 41 v **» 4*1
•♦••pl* '*> - I'IMI'I8*I'*91 nf
short of the tirget
, haloon* hovered tugh m i» • Ido-- f**4 ft*
I, .ll'lf . m r*f IM 1 «l - M *"| M
4»
"Phew!" muttered Sg» Urn I ;«kv nvf»r r«viniiMi|nni
M•Mim;t.
Ml
tM full U 8 9
1 . f
Howard, Uurllngton, la
"That warn awsv airplanes fun- - tlm
thing went end over end They
truce slt«, a neutral r-.oe... Un foil-..
1 III \ •••911 - fftni I'll ill
1 I..
sure give yuit the willies "
tnlilil of warring arnne.
Ilmvartl, wiping sweat Ir-.in his (
riimtdng do-n '*.•• Mil I n o II- ' - * ii II* 1 *11 •1 ' f AiigiMt 1
suntanned, unshaven tare, said hea weary -.cigruit
h -I <v.Hi a .• •f i' *|r .1 l.f »f|f*ir*f, 8 ti*f
1 f 4 *4n S«fif'Ml*|
si— ••* ' i
had lint slept In four day. except )ust -calked nil Rimkei ll<i|
people >a 'if ■
*'• HIM' 11 |f1f!•f ••8f ill
for rhort naps Ills wife, who live* "Those boys are prcUv ........
In Ran Diego, Calif . Is expecting hut th.-v'r«- In good spim " re Ui*(. «. Y»'l pi*. ’•1• III « III »)li8 CM||
a second child next month
ported Rgt Rolieit r «- , . i - ... n>ele-n ) •Mil') III •- ♦11 • nil flllr 'tl
!u- f l f *»| ',**1111 •i U ' Ii Md h , m*M. I
llnw«lT d.y. l 4 nV.rJ i ' h F
|,prr'" 1 3»'» Diego The sweltnlheal ;«»• m f tllnwM:
Iff t»| f*H !'• trhi. h V***l
has to be done "
"
lK''h'’r*
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% *v*l*>tn *•f
Howard pointed over our trench Irs^ nlopfK.
" 1 nrvrr frit Mni llkr Mm. in •*<»*#•i » .t in. h i. 4t||«|H.«n| f*l <t*|t-f
to n majestic riiluellne lowering
rein.uked „|| it,- >.•••,.. | ,tri n-d kn»w, Imw
behind Hunker Hill The ridge Is Alnlnima," Coleiuan
with a wry amilr "Hut llu c liacl, i-v- i , <-I--U--, „I| Hie l. uir-, imv.
enemy territory
"That's Taedok San," he said home I never ran up ami down I be- ' 1 » >"i- t »>.i •- ile.-r ,ew.-r<
"Every lime yon open ynur mouth, hills all day And I worked in an Mr linin' v IH. IlMf I, I it»* 8F»t 4*f
f iaifliffltll, if *•
air-conditioned hardware
in All|>* f lllttofiif* lit
they can pul a bullet In It "
v l i f ' l M»r • liii 9 fit*' ir«if!»'nt* iif fli»»
Rllle shut* crackled I'lng. plug, Hiritdngham "
The husky sergeant said tin- Ma n|r«t 'III fIF#f | r |||/p te'linf 'llfitfl I
ping. "They're ours." Howard said
with a broad grin F.ach llinr the rlnes are swlllly dlging in on <1fI*I V4 ll.ft hI imii I'I fI4|l I»•• |»«l9 l!*IU fi
Chinese on Bunker Hill poked their Hunkir Hill. I'lu-y are h lidding luilf (.4 nfifl tit I f f |iiiiftiltifiK f i *r
heads up, a Marine sniper Just sturdy hunkers a* cover igulnal I III f 4 III* Rtfyi 9 ll 481 fill*
If.vvii R i 'W ir i i m
nl^*«yi 4 u*’Minu
below our trench opened fire
enemy shelling
"That keeps their heads down
O n ce the hag* get dug in h r ft4ti|i|i«'«l it|g utiil ll tr |H'H|i|f livin g
II**»ii Mi*- fii'rk Mi*'fi f111lit fi Ui*'li
*o our Iwyi can innvc around' never will gn u* nut
lili(M is**11 nfifl iiMiff k'Dilnnf*' lulu
♦Im* rtfi'k inBtt*nii nf icpnllin^ ill *
«fW9*r I mmiIiI*' |( it fnr Mill ri*M4«Mi
I Mml I i»fftmm»'U'l piifMii^ Mt**
ifrfk ift n Imu flmlfi. Il»l* I wm *i I•
—.
1 i«*n«ly l»9*8,ii ilfinc S*miili of
Plana for raising funds, Includ
James Hrure A.lklm, M . |,re*| , Avenue and North of Third Street,
ing an aurtlon, am! the snlc of dent nf Adkln* Manufarliirliiu Go.,
' - The *.-w.-r e*ten*lon* I *ug
lirooms, were today illsrosseil l»y
gristed, wlilt-h would cost 1 :1 1 2 ,•
memliera of the Hnnfnrd l.lon* fialn-*v|||e and Adkln* * tdkin* (100 .00 , ffere to serve the house*
Go , Hanford, died at hi* Innne In
Club,
Galnravllle yesterday after * lin in a densely liuill up nreu Hou'h
The rluli requires considerable gering
and West of the Railroad .Station
Illness.
revenue for Ita programs which
which now linn no sowers; no area
He
wa*
a
native
of
Farmington,
Include providing glasses for un Del. and founder and flrii presi with widely scattered house* W e s '
derprivileged children.
of French Avrnue on both side* of
Clarence Welsh reported good dent of the Klgma Nu Fraternity Eighteenth Htrret; urea* In noi
returns from gum hall machines, at the University of Delaware at tlons of Han Lanin, ami In Mag
which bring the club about 127 a Newark. A pioneer crate menu- nolia Heights, lli-l Air, Wynnwood.
month, but declared that morn mi- facturer of Florida, Mr Adkln* Hnnf(| |>nrk> ()nk lllli, Paltn Teichine* should be placed at tho alao aerved aa aeerntary-mannger race, Franklin Terrace, Highland
of the All-hound nox Manufac Park and Drcnmwold. The high
Naval Air 8 tatlon.
J. Hamilton Rlabee, club secre turer* Association nf Florid* and coat of these si-wef extensions I*
tary, who accompanied the Junior Georgia for many year*. Prior to due to the fart that moat of the
American Legion Haieball team to entering the manufacturing >m*l- arena are not densely Imilt up. For
Starke, stated that a telegranf neea, Mr. Adkins wa* a civil en each house served in many of Jho
sent by the Lions had helped them gineer with tho Atlnntir Coast meas, them- sower* would nlso
a lot. He told of th* hard flgnt Line Railroad.
servo four or five viirnut Iota on
Funeral services will he at the which houses could he liuill In the
that th* team had made, only to
Gainesville
Episcopal
Church
at
loee
uainaev it# EPiecopai
future.
lose to Hialeah.
Harry Robeon, who has had aort 3:00 o'clock Thuraday afterno on.
"■1. In the last paragraph of
of a "loat look" lately, told hie
_________________
your editorial, you suggested com
fellow Llona that everything I* all
plete elimination nf aewage from
right with him again. "My wife Is
Lake Monroe and then using water
EX-NEWSMAN DIES
back home again," he declared.
LOS ANOELES OR— Raymond from Lake Monroe for the muni
Al Skinner, back from a trip I. Tennant, U , former Midwest cipal aupply. I wish to call your
north, wae given a hearty welcome. newspaperman and retired adver- attention to several facts In this
He announced that he Is taking Using and public relation* mannger connection, which ere n* follows:
another trip soon. Voile William* for the California Rank, dint Sun
"(a) The water In Lake Monron
(('■•alien** Oe Pag* Tws|
day.
Jr., preaided.
Fund Rnifrinff IMnns J. B. Acikinn G'rnIt*
Studied By I.ionH
Manufacturer Dies
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P i " in
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Costing Big Sum Increase In Si/e
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T r u m a n , S te v e n s o n
M ap S tra te g y T o d a y
In W h i t e H o u s e P a r le y
.*v* * ' • ’ «
Contend Bond Issue
For Pike Would Be
State P l e d g e And
Should Be Voted On
TALLAHASSEE
— A 21S mil
lion dollar Impimemcnt Com in Iv
lion bond Issue io finance con
llructlon of a Elnrlda tnllplko sys
lam would In effect pledge the
credit of the state and should hr
submitted to the Lealslaluic lor
approval, the State Hoad Hoard
was told today by turnpike op
ponenti.
Led hy Stale Rep Tom Cobh.
Daylnna flench; Sen
Charley
Johns, Starke; and James Vocclle.
Vero Beach, delegations from SI
Augustine, Daytona llrarh, Lake
Woith and nlher East Coast corn
munltles voiced disapproval of a
consulting engineer's report rec
ommending Immediate construe
lion of a loll road linking Jackson
vllle and Miami with a cross stale
branch to Iho Tampa St I’ctcrs
burg area.
Cobb told Ihe hoard that the pro
posed hood Issue should he ip
proved hy the Legislature became
It rould not he denied that 11
svmild In effect pledge thr faith
and rredlt nf the stale of. Ehirl
da."
He said II was Inconceivable that
the people nf Elnrlda ever would
allow a bond Issue ol such magnl
tude to go Into default
_____ suggested
_______ _____
______________
Cobb
that
since the
credit nf tho stalewould hepledged
he proposalShould he pul In the
people hy conslltullon.il amend
menl
The Florida Constitution now pro
hlblls Issuance of bonds try the
stale
Cobh contended the' ■" million
dollars could he saved in Interest
aver Ihe life of Ihe bond i ift lies
were approved hy Ihe iwoplr
through eonsllluHun.il nmemlmenl
Hr said u tmmt Issue it Ihe
suggesled Interest nto of .Vx per
• ent would mean Inlrresl payments
of 17? million dollars over ihe life
•if the bonds hut a 2 per cent rale
rould he obtained if Ihe stale
treasury was behind the Issue
"Since this would pledge Its cre.l
It. let'* do It right and save thr
SO million dollar*," Cobh said
Sen John*, Preildent dpslrnslr
,*f the ISM state Senata. said the
ueople "In my end nf the stale
have come to Ihe conclusion It
would be ■ vert had thin* fur
the peopi*. It might be good for
feelrsonvllle end Miami but It
would ruin the rest of ui
"Florida I* a tourist state and
we have millions and millions In
vested In tourist rniirts, hotels,
restaurants, and other businesses
for the traveler We know that
nnce the tourist got on the turn
pike, he would be Miami hound
with no stopping In between "
ftoad Dept. Chairman Alfred Me
Keth.un Indicated at frequent In'er
vals during the meeting that the
ohteetlon to the turnpike proposal
might he preme'ure He pointed
rut the survey made hv the New
York engineers fevered Florida's
entire mid system and lhal the
turnpike proposal was nnlv one of
manv rarnmuiendallnoi In "mod
ernlie" Ihe stale's highway svs
tern.
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Company I Honored
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11 •>•« . i - l filled m a i l .
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Clelnnd Is survived hy the widow
' mini’il . H ip n n l v 'V*V lire co u n c i l
A fiittn lirr *»f I'e tti I ’ m I r f h / . ti
and four sons, Trotty Clelnnd of
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M. G. ( lelnnd Service
Held TldH lYlnrninj;
Suit I F iled I’o
1'In.join ( ’HNNelherry
Savnnnah, (ia.; Henry of Orlando;
IHmer uf Sanford and Russell of
Tampa; seven grandchildren, Hi
anne and Nancy Glrland nf Dr
landn; Estelle, Itnliert and Henry
delat'd nf Savannah; amt Linda
and Jney Cleland nf Tampa; one
sister, Mr*. W. L. Harley nf Havannah.
REGRET An MR MANUF.I.
TOKYO 'A' — Kyodo News Rcrv
Ire said Inday Ihr Japan Commit
nl*t I'arty I* imhllshlng secret
military manuals for lla members
under such titles as:
"How In Grow Flower llulha,"
"Engineering Handbook." "how In
Grow Sanllnga," "Useful Birds anil
Hnrm Hlrds," and "llow io Analyre ncutrllinn."
Tho puhlleallnns carry Instruc
tions on concrete methodi nf atrugal* under th* military nollcy of
tho Communl*! parly, tho news
agency sold.
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log lan d s -.long Hie ,l g l , l o f w a v
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w ould b e n e fit H ip tow n
-f Slate Highway IV 1*2, ami otliei
lamli
Tile quo w-nrranl.i action was
flle.l s i the C o u r t H o u s ee hy
h y ;R tn t r
Krvfn, and
AHorney Richard V Krvfn.
Kirhard It Cooper, attorney.
l and owners entering Hie a<-ll»n
inrlu.lf'l Mr and Ml*. Delmsi
T Warren, Mr and Mra Neill
O'Rrleo, (' A Wales, I rank II11
-.ell, Mr. and Mra (ie.irge \l<
Grnth, Mr. and Mra. A F. Lnlih.
Mr nn.I Mr* J. C Bright, Mr and
Mr*. C. .1. Fidel and Vaughan, Inc
They point nut that as far as .-an
he determiner, no Improvement*
are rontemtdnted hv the munirlpnlily In the said territory, and
that Iho town has no municipal
servlrea which it might extend to
the area, Growors state that the
•aid land* have long been viewed
as part of Fern Park.
, .TJ
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U rla n d n .Sentinel S t a r publisher
M a rlin A n d e rs e n , * resident of
I mu-wm»d, told Um p ro iio Dial ha
w ould lik e Io see n n y p ro je c t go
l|ir„ " ,, tlllll
l»wn
w„u|,,' binettt tha
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T t’g8DAY, AUG, 12, 1852
TODAY’S Ilin L K
— •T-e
VEHHB
One of the beat alirateii fad-,
f ^1
bleUry l« lha murrfrilnn
Efvf ChrHl. fu electoral effect un
j, r /t t r and the r(«t mad* heroe* mil
*f coward*. II lranaforni(d them
In an hour. Nmv i« Christ rl»*-i>
■from the dead, and become the
TlMt fruit* of tbain tlml ilaiit^,1 Cor, 1B:2U.
Not the leant of the revolutions being effected In Went
Germany Ih th at giving women equal aUtun with m e a The
Vi'iiezudun FroRrcHH
Did you know dial if you multi
ply e (m ain number |,v 24.H lliah
Thrrsu who nttnek Ainuricnn cupitnl investmeutn in
•dd 25.92 «nd divide tins by 3,45f foreign Inuds would Iihvo n fund tlnm voiivincilig Hie pi-oplo
and tlirn •ubttraci 240 tin- ant we r of Vcnpzudn tlml GufU'd States cnjiltnl exploits umleveloped
i* lero? Tliat'i wbal il i*yi brie foreign countries. In that country the government has co
*. It lake* nil kindt of nrople tr operated with foreign investors mid as a result the economy
I mikr a world including ihoie wbr of Venezuela Is one of the most stable in the world.
in less I hurt a generation Venezuela has doubled it**
,*i* biltedy diuppoinled In |e*rt<
population
and lias grown into a rich, modern nation. Sixty
that flying laucei* are not re*ll)
per cent of the government income derives from the petro
' flown by men from Man. or cvet leum industry and 13 of the 2(1 oil companies in the country
Jrom Ruiiia.
are owned by United States investors. Iron deposits in
1 EV:
Thr Lbriled Slelci will face • Venezuela are now providing ore for United Stutes steel com
Tlie money front large Industries has aided in
•*rion« food criii* in 1975. ibr panies.
agricultural programs.
j United Nation* pirdicli. Mran
Undeveloped countries need capital which will not be
1 while, if vnu r»n jut! krrjr youi
I { groerry bill ))iid you’ll liavr |ilrnl;forthcoming unlesa there is a reasonable chance for profit
A wise Venezuelan government has made investments In
to rat.
that country attractive. There Is none of the bickering, sus
R. J. Reynold* paid $2 000,000
picion and uneasiness in the relations between the outside
to Mn. Reynold* for a Miami d> capitalists and the Venezuelans which played such an unfor
vorte. That term* prrlly good tr tunate role in Iran and other troubled countries.
you. bill ibe rerond Mu. Rrunold
Those with capital and those wit ft resources must co
probvMv recall* dial be naid $3 - operate to the mutual advantage of both. Venezuela is u
000,000 to ihe fir*l Mr*. Reynoldi shining example of the fruits of such co-operation.
The war in Korea ii rennilrd tr
h* cotiioH the Ruuim* $30,000
000 a day though ihev are no'
Hummer Is usually associated with light reading. Per
tuenoted to li»”e anything to dr
with it. Well, we’re glad the Ameri haps it is because hot weather makes mental effort more
I can* ar« not fooling the entire bill difficult mid n detective story or a bit of romantic fiction
Good Hummer Ueadintf
T
“Yrde i. lo l.ave * 20,000.000
volt linear accelerator." It iin'*
often you find all that ipeed and
nnwer <n the ■•me rioht gmrd.Tlmee-Uriin". Well, if il will help
their football team any. it may be
worth i t . _____________
The Almu Rrnlhrr* iiiaueil diet
the civil ligld* '*«ue wb’-L hot1rartiei h"»'e tried to *tr»ddle an •
both randidvlet have h'ed to a*’(»i I
ba» nnw anlten in fuule l up dial
Ixith candidate* are liable to hurt
loc*e at anv time and itv just what
lh*v really think about the luh'ec*
And lh«t might not be tucli a bad
idra either.
■ Senator p *'ii llougle* of lllirtoi*
t-k*v a resliitlr «iew of the pre»ent
Democratic nniillun and the Tru
man adminiitration. "There ha*
Seen »ome wane of public funds",
he admit* in a masterpiece of undrnlatement. "I admit", he iay>,
“mat the Whit* Hon?* particularly
-haa b*«n a little careleis". A little
car«l*i*7 Wonder what hi* idea of
leckt*** extra vanganre would be ?
On* of our lubirribn* ram* in
Ih* other dav and objected to
t having received two nolire* on the
Vmplralion of kit subicrinllon. In
..Stockholm, il was reported today e
Mtwtpaper addressograph machine
pt opt of order *nd as a remit
Trtaln fermir received 11,834
.jre lha neat dav rtmindina him
•ubscription had exoirtd. Hf la
‘ to hav* tent in a prompt
provides entertainment without any necessity for straining
tho mental muscles. This sort of reading Is not to be
ncorned for it can provldu release from mundane cares and
escupc from the heat Into the realm of Imagination.
Hut there Is no reason why Ihe summer rending diet
must be all dessert. Home excellent books me informative
mid entertaining both. They make a good meal with dessert
at the end. A few read during the hot montliH might help
the reader to understand belter the world he lives In.
Summer vacation might l»e the ideal time to Investigate
Home of the subjects which have always sounded attractive
hut vague mid far away. The hook on science not too
technically written, Die Interesting biography or history, a
bit of good poetry will contribute enjoyment along with
knowledge. The great writers of the past tire always worth
while rending and their vnluu is no more impaired by season
than it Is by the passing of years or centurletf.
Tlie render who adds a few hooks of an educational
nature to fils summer reading list will find wlint he gains
will well repay the time spent on them.
Palm Beach Lawyer OwnerHhip Of Lands
And Civic leader I n On Limited Basis Is
Named Court Justice Agreed On In Egypt
TALLAHASSEE tfi - E, Harris
Drew, Wait Palm Batch attorney
and civic laadar, ia lha nawaal
mambar o( tha Florida Supreme
Court.
Drew, h former prealdent of the
Florida Stale Bar Association,
Monday Waa appointed by (lov.
Puller Warren Id fill out lliv un
expired term of Juxllco Hoy It.
Chapman, who died Saturday of u
heart ailment after IS yeara on
Ilia Supreme Court bench. The
term endi in January, tsss.
Prew realgned as a member of
the Slate Game and Freah Water
Fill) Commlaiion, to which he waa
appointed by Warren In December,
last, lu accept lha 8upreme Court
■ f t . new Juatlco la tt yeara old
and a graduate of tha Station UniVi important* of doing iomrLaw School. Ha wa* ad
to the bar in 1223 and bai
« about diterioratina nwtfi
illuatroted In Philadelphia lha
tr d*v whan a truck and an
NftObila; driving (erentiv down
toiq Shoat. war* tuddcnly droo■34 feat through a hole in the
ament whan a wwtr caved, in
gSag In'a crater 40 feet long
J J f*«t wid»fonfctton
New Ship, Denies
Accident Repart
West German constitution of 1040 declared th e e q uaMty'of
men anil women, but nut March 31, 1933, as the
for Implementing this declaration.
The West German Parliament Is now considering a hill
which would make men and women equally responsible for Hero Skipper Of "Fly
the .support of their families; would eliminate the husband’ll
ing Enterprise" Was
right to force hia family to move; ubollah the custom of
Not Hurt On Cycle
dowries for German girls; givo both parents equal rights in
determining education of children. _^
of the bill »•j >h ,-•'M'.TTfc wdy becausq the
IUfiW .ltl.AM. The Netherlands
legislators are nware that there are 3,082,0Uy mu u n tnf.lMiTTSv’CiVI.' Kurt Carlson denied to
than men in Western Germany. However, the Roman Catho day a police report (ruin Germany
he wu* involved In a motor
lic clergy and most Protestant clergymen oppose certain pro that
cycle accident.
visions, contending that complete equality is a violation of Ill an Interview aboard hi* ship,
scriptural doctrine and a threat to the ethics of Christian the Flying Enterprise II, C'arl&cn
marriage. On the other hand, support has been voiced by ■.aid; “This is the second time
reports have circulated that
the German Women’s League and the Association of German that
I have been hurt lu an accident.
University Women.
I wonder when publicity around me
The legislation confirms s trend apparent in Germany will Mon."
A police report from Flensburg,
for many yearn. German women, granted universal suffrage
Germany, bud said Carbon, hero
during the Weimar Republic, have become lawyers, doctors, of flu- saga of the original Flying
judges and politicians. The depression and Jiitler stemmed Enterprise, suffered a. broken, col
lafhmu when his motorcycle
the emancipation of women, hut during the wur women iarbaiie
[tided and turned over at Leek
look over factories, o|>eration of street cars and many admin ikJddei
_ ......
onday
night.
The report aoidbe
i
.............
istrative and other positions. Despite their background, Mpnda.
‘ ‘ with u planter
plaster cask
wap fitted
cast and
under German law n wife needs her husband’s permission to ■
eopi
uni limed Id* trip by. train
____ to Hot
open » hank account, while her husband can dispose of terdani to rejoin hi* ship 11* bad
Uqen visiting In Danmark.
jointly-owned property without asking her.
The Flensburg police laid tha
The new law will not eiaee the effects of centoriee of hospital had Informed them that
tradition, but it will give women a legal foundation for as u man who gave hi* name **
suming equality with men. Their new rights limy enable Cailien suffered a broken Collar,
*nd was given treatment
the women to silence the militarism of Germany end to pave hone
there There wa* no explanation on
the way for a happier relationship with the rest of the how the Identification was made
world.
Aboard Ids ship here, CarUen
M
CAIRO i#v- A principle oI "lim
ited land ownsrahip" (or Egypt
has bean agreed upon. Egypt's
(trong man, MaJ Can. Muhaminid
Naguib, iold reporleri today.
A description u( lha land ra
form agreement wai not imme
‘•lately available from official
sources, bill the newapaper Al Miarl, organ of Urn Wafdlat Party,
aald the taw under cohaUleratlon
would limit ownirtlilp of land to
200 arret per peraou.
All holding! oier 200 arret would
bn expropriated and tha ownari
would be rccompenaed In itata
bonda maturing over a period of
SO yeara and paying S 19 par cant
Intaraal. The price would ha baaed
on 1BS7 • 10S9 land valuer.
Periana acquiring land under tha
reform would pay for ll #v#r l
term of M year*. Anyone violating
condition* of the law would face
flva
Imprisonment, without
•each line* ipaa.
He wa* prealdent of tha Palm
Beach County Bar AiiocUtlon In
1MI-83 and preildfnt of the Florida
State Bar Aaioclallon in 1MI-44
'Drew
Bn la Fargo, Q t., on
•nid he put up his motorcycle nl
Hamburg lirrump of bod weather
mid came on by train to flutter
.'nm lie usked Unit Uie rcfiort of
the accident be denied moil em
idiatkally ami particularly in tha
United States
" I fear my wife will be frlgldeneo
and she knows that I'm a vary
careful rider." he added,
very careful rider," he added
l
Argna Letter
• . 1. 1-j r l f i a n
Can
U ae l
*s hi, >..( c j ' i.t J with various
vegetal*!* slu./it. The removal of
tiich color I t mu water is uuitn
difflculi—inuoli
more difficult
than the ri-movnl of mud auch u.r
is seen In the Hnvaminh ami Allumnlm ftivi-rs. The paper compunies with mills un those rivers
seem lo pirfer artesian water to
Ihe ilver water for their proi-i-viea, all hough lh» river water t*
very soft amt all they would liuvc
to do la lemuve the mud by fll
tiution, wheivns tb* eiteiiau w i i t*r tiiey use is ijuite hunk and
must lie softened by chemical
processes,
"(bj The water in Lake Monroe
is, 1 understand, unite brackish, 1
do not have the rfiemlciii analysis
of tlie Luke Monroe water hut I
do have nn analyst* of the 8t.
John* River water made at Astor
on October 26th, 1W2-I. Th*t anal
ysis allowed (ig parts per million
of rhloriden and (il pails per mil
lion of sodium and potassium,
which would Indicate a water with
i|uit* a large proportion of aalt
lu solution. A a- ilia analyaig was
made during the HUM flood, * low
wulvr analysis would probably
show sufficient salt to lie noticeaide lu thu taste.
"1 also want to com incut on Mr,
Pope's loiter to your paper pub
lished on August 1st. Mr. Pope
seems to think I lint my sugges
tions Include treating the storm
wnli-f as well nn I lit- muiilary sew
age. My suggested plans cover
only lieatluent uf tlie sanitary
••wage which f plan to separate
from the bulk of the storm water
u* use or smiled manhole*. In dry
Weather, practically the entile
flow of (ii* Sanford sewers I
aanliary sewage and this would
drop into an lnteiceplor through
•l°t* In the bottoms of manholes
ami would lie retried lo tha treat
ment plant by the Inteicriptur. In
cate of a heavy rain itorra, tha
atorni water would leap across
the** slots anil run directly to the
lake. The atorm water would, of
cuuraa, cairy a lot of thu sanitary
••wage with it at such time*. Moat
of the solids In tho sanitary sew
age would, however, flow along
the bottom of lha sewer and
wuulo drop through thu data at
aurh times, so that moat of tha
disagreeable matter now going
Into tha lake would go to the
treatment plant,
"Money Lpent |n constructing
Ihe inteiceptoi- would not be
wasted, aa tlm same Intel sept or
could be used with independent
aanliary sewers if and when Banford waa a-ula to construct g
tem of separate sewers.
P4 trjiat-this letter will enable
you to clarify certain point* In my
talk before the Junto* Chamber
of Commerce.
"Youra vary truly,
"ROHKRT M. a n g a b
AND ASSOCIATED,
Hobert M. Angaa"
(EDITOR'S NOTE) SeOala*
T&T
Into tha lalaraat
In IMP whan h* waa a
of the Mouse Cnmmltte* o(| For
eign Affair*, and when h: paid
hia own way for a lawk at mar
shall plan operation*. For the
period of hia absence, bla ralanm
In being written bv John T Carl*
ton, longtime Florida newspaper
man who la now Ihe Senator’*
Administrative Aaalaunt.)
o i l T h e S o u th
Tim* i-llaloa
.i'w S S. S. T ...m o le
a w
old a ammonal {>■*••
Command (M Job
Col. Katherine Towle
R e f l e c t s Qualify
cations of Service
By REIM AN MORIN
t n e i a i Boylo)
NEW YORK in— Katherine
Towl# la on# of ttot* woman who
u boh twice, even when
oo your arm.
ty-haired and
^
ud % copj
V * WcaWnS. SitoS
WASHINGTON. D. C. — Thera
i Sir fwsat Up* sh« «umust be many thouianda of Flor
idians to whom TV has given q
greater knowledge than aver be
*v*o or eight yaaya
fore of national politics and who,
thi* haa bean to
therefore, must be getting quit* %
adyartiaamtol for
bang out of tha antic* of tie squat
ters who would hav* you think
inql In tha corps,
thev owned the party.
woman Marinas
It seemed to me at Chicago that
tha other day that
a new Democratic Party wq* born.
next year to become
Not an entirely near party, nayi at tha Univ*rh u t i b e r alma
hapt, but one with a clatu) ahjrt
end new tie. minus tha loud *porta
qomet from Tow)*,
>wo touodad by bar
Jacket which many found offaiUjv*
dining the past few yaays.
M they call bar out
At the Democratic convention In
a i up to her aytbrows to
IQ48 the loud-talking alfOMAi Ip
| I0 >*4U ago wbao our
Ihe Demm-iatle Pqrty ai
Ih4 war w m gautog under
trill. Many uf that crowd,
some from Florida, were fi
, Marina* needed woman, and
ly trying to draft ^ia
aha went to.
After railing Harry
flv a yaqrs later, they put eagles
the names In the book, they dgWx
turned their mats and embraced oq her Humidors. The new colonel
pretty good about
Truman and nil his beliefs.
.
wings until a certain
These same people wars at Chi
In an clevatqr. A dear Hide
cago in lOfi'J, working tb* s*jn*
lady peered el the emblems
tide of the street.
■aid:
But this time they did not gat
■Oppose that means you're
awav with ll, fur their scheme be
come apparent. It wa* to drive a member of one of the bird-watch*ronj Ibe party southern delega era societies. Huw nlcet I Just love
tions who did not sea eye-to-ey* birds, myself.'
Well, the colonel doesn't take
with the "liberals". Tha plan failad
herself very seriously, but even
for two reasons:
(1). The Southerner* refuted to though she Is returning to her own
chosen field, she Is stUl sold on
be run out.
12). The majority of tha conven tha armed services as a career
tion delegates refused to give the for women.
There are 2,600 women Marines
•uthorltv to lodge Democrats to a
mob headed by the Party’s squat- now. Their equivalent of "boot
ters; uninng many reasons, because,..camp" tests six weeks, and then
thr.e "lllieral*" were led by (a) a
° n »'*
1
former rarnpalun manager for the
j ”1?**” * 'Jr]ln
,bo,e six
dodalliilr isiullilate for President1WThm» AaI,or.
i
m
(Ll n men»li4*r of Comrrrsa oluctuii .
d*y Marls al 5
nml
un ii.*. I ifiumi-AnipHcMik i aimr brolher for Hi©
14 houri. thvy
Party tlcke. '"id 1™U ..ndidS?. !learn
!5 lrl manners. You may have
lR
± "Wno
for rci Ircllon whose membcrahlp
tlcrd
that
the
average
woman
in
in the parly was based on tempouniform Is at home In almost any
i*rv expediency, amt was less than company.
They learn haw to walk,
v "ear old.
The fight in Chicago, therefore, and talk, and how to be as com
centeird mure on party direction pletely self reliant as any of us
ever can be
and Iradntldp than un candidate*.
The -Marines lay before them a
Final results showed the elements
of the unity who call themselves future, in terms of education, and
Ihe Jeffersonian Democrat*, whose even a career if that’s what they
roots in the party go back lOO want.
Aa you probably know, (here are
years or more, nml who espouse a four
reasons why women
program of "sound" government enlist.general
aome, It Is purely ■
policy, won every battle, after that •Iueit ionFor
uf patriotism. For many,
first night when tha loyalty teat It Is a matter of financial security.
was rammed through.
Others, who have not been able
In view uf the fact that Flori to afford a college education, go
da’s senators Holland and Rma- Into uniform in order to get It.
ther* hiduni win these fights and
Still other*, frankly, are looking
were active In. heating back tha for n husband. And why notf
scheme of the "• porta" to grab
A great many girls, avail work
control of the Democratic party, ing girls, complain they don't meet
at any costs, It Ik odd to see them anv men, Or the kind they want.
being called half-hearted In their
That problem, generally speak
Demurrage party allegiance. If lug. doesn't exist for the women
Hulland and Rmathem
were
less
services They are In
in u
. .. ,
...
In the service*
than I'nlluuilssllr in tlielr w'n,in* position to look over the hoys, and
f ght at Ghleagci, the prospect
||,row the inedible types hac k in
lliey mav upon some occasion K° jjm hlia
lulu high gear surely must dls-1 p()p| j, („ur ,n tlu> services tie
hrurteu If Hot actually frighten ||Itn|„i,^ , p|ri?
sunn* would-be political foes.
i N0q,jnK ln>kes 'em more angry
What Is happening, of course, Is |hin ,h ll qUMt|on Definitely
ely not.
that the losers, hy loud-talking, any officer'In any branch—WACs.
• re trying to make tha people WnFa, Waves or Marines—will tell
think they won, rather than lost, you.
the hattlrs, Like the delegates at
They say that If you pul 1.000
Chicago, the Democrats of Florida
probably will take two looks at -i -men In a factory, nr any place
the self-appointed Judges who seek -v»,» ik »v •••nrV wlth nvui, Ihe
to say who are tha good and who percentage of personal disasters
are the poor Democrats, These would be larger than It la In Ihe
slyboots judgei may not turn out xecyleea.
Do the professional officers treat
to be such good Democrats them■elvta.
,
. . . . ... them aa equals?
"Most of them." savs Col Towle.
(The biggest “amok* • filled'
room at Chicago was In a hotel "There are still a few old-timers
whir* a 8 *.in. "atop-Btevenson'* W - * -ho don’t. But they’re
P* * ‘
rally brought together all the you U irntof.’*
know whoa.)
Jwrasi “4w
X
youth e l e c t e o c u t b d
H
35
W ttM n ttb ffT L e t t e r
By Han*toe Gaarfa
Saxathaea fa* aa a W *f trtp to
Europe, atudylag lha apa
of American program* of
_
rratl** aerurlly with aiamhar
nation* of lha North Atlantic
Treaty Orgaatsallea. At hia own
ex pen*#, h* la
* *■
7-
’
« ...
M B l
Rise Of German Women
Hanford Forum
HURRICANE, W. Va. UR- A ITyear old boy came horn* to attend Editor
hit grandmother’* funeral but wa» Sanford Herald,
electrocuted while helping Mi
grandfather on a Job.
Dear Sin
Charlaa T. Hill, who waa amOn Tuesday Aug. 6, 1968, aa 1
ln Columbut, O.. waa help- was reading tha paper, 1
move ataal p lp afro m a dry where
water well Monday. A miction
of VUIUISM, B IH lU il « . ,
AME
S
h e
No. 1 for eomtaunltla*
# ® "**
In lefarHni to the Florida nmbUlou* program offering lufluneema Court’a ruling agaln«t ducementa such as the country had
iJ ir ii luduatrle* with financial naver befor# heard of, and all It
SSm
U ? WortlitonUd a*F*
for ll* ‘roub|p •"*«
that*"Generally through the South, was bitter experience and econoami to some extent /n New Eng- mlc wound* which probably have
land, cltle* and state* have been not been completely healed even at
offering plant* to any Industry I this late day.
viiur, the
,..v circumstances well
ild ov# I| Under
(bat wouh
UsuaUy1these plant* have been forgive mid forget the slur the
financed by revenue bond*, which W-H hands the South, especially
are paid off with rental revenue. In view of the service It has rvnThere mav be Isolated Instances dered by passing nn Ihe substance
In thi flouto in which such Indue*-- of the Florid. Supreme Court's
meiul are offered, but tha practice ruling aga nst .pedal Inducemeni,
certainly l* not general. It never to new industries, ll mav be that
has been, and never will be. CUim this will save trouble for cities
of the South have learned through else whore, for our highest state
experience, as has been the ca— tribunal rule*:
with Onuiha, If memory serves
"Every new bu-lnesa, manufaccorractly, that offering eatmori' I' turlng or industrial pistil whl^h
nary loducementa lo attract new mlly jlt, ,.ntalillshed In a municipalIndustries rarely get* one that Is Ity will he of some benefit to tlie
worth walla Instead, the fly-by municipality. A new super market,
night, gel-rich-quick boy* come a new department store, a nsw
wUH th?lr Girnev •d-enies, *<t ll' meat market, a *tcvl mill, a crata
•MV money, and ehlp out between manufacturing plant, a pulp mill
in in.
or other establishments . . . may
The Omaha paper could tell an be of material benefit to tha
Interesting stoty attesting thle growth, progress, development and
fact, lor • quartet emtory ago, or prosperity of a municipality. But
these considerations do not make
tha ncnuhlllon of land and the
S lilM
A M W oe
erection of buildings for such pur
poses a municipal purpose.
"Our law prohibits the expendi
Two local rlUxens, long • time ture of public money for a private
employee* of Florida Power A purpose . . . It dues not matter
Light Cotnoany, will receive serv what such iindet takings may he
ice pins this month, Plant Super railed or bow Wurth while thev
intendent J. A. Young announced may appear . . . Tin- financing of
private enterpilse bv means of
loiljiy.
Scheduled to receive a dlemond- public funds Is entirely foreign to
■et pin In recognition of hie 26 a propci' concept of our constitu
veers of einoloymant Is R. N. tional system. . .
.Stafford, residing on flout* 1, Lake
Montoe.
Now Chief Electrician at Florida
Power A Light Company’s big gen-'
• ratine- plant located on tha lake!
here, Stafford began his long ca
reer at this same plant on Aug.
27, 1927.
A ten-vear service nlo will to to j
W. E. Price, who resides at Lake
Monroe. A mechanic at the gener
ating plant, Price began work1
there In August, 19-12. He Is ■1
member of the Baptist Church of
Sanford.
The men will receive tlielr serv
ice awards ut a mretlnv uf cum
•-anv members to be held later in
the month.
Long service records an* typical
uf Florida Power A Light Comnanv member* generally, Superin
tendent Young pointed out. Of the
$ 1 3 6 .0 0
company’s more than 380(1 em
•Mswanv ife-aa^ M a
ployee*, 233 of them, like Stafford,
have achieved a nuarter-cantury of
employment with the company.
Win Servfce Pins
1940 Buick Sedan
City Commission
ll'»itllai»r<l From H««*
menial xonlng two lots on E*»t
Second Street next to the Vincent
Fish Market.
,
Permission was grantad Alton
Burk#, Negro, to transfer hie taxi
license permit to G. Roy McLandon. Negro,
Tna request of the Motora Inn,
Seminole Boulevard and French
Avenue, to build a room on the
grounds to the rear of the main
building was granted. An appli
es l Inn to aell beer and wine at
2603 Sanford Avenue was denied.
Transfer of u beer and wlm- •ell•ny ilerms finrn James M. Burch 1
to Nurman Taylor w it denied, j
The meeting adjourned at 10 p.m. I
The Weather
Asheville
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Los angalas
Naw Orleans
New York
Washington
Jacksonville
Miami
Miami
TalUbaisaa
High Low Preclp
62
69
HI
68
.01
66
72
82
84
42
72
6q
02
91
76
72
88
73
88
.30
76
92
.30
89
78
89
76
.02
81
73
EXPLOSION KILLS MINERS
DOUAI, France \Jt — Three
miner* war* killed and IT other*
injured In a coal mint explosion
hare In Northern Franca today,
1942 Chevrolet
Coach
$ 2 5 0 -0 0
1947 Hudson (6)
Sedan
$ 7 7 5 -0 0
1949
Plymouth 4 Dr.
Sudan
$ 1280.00
1950
Studebuker
Commander Sedan
Low Mileage, Looks New
$187500
NICHOLSON
BUICK CO.
210 MAGNOLIA AVE.
«
Nlehola, and a group of hia friend*
visited General Elsenhower tor
Charlea received moat of the Im
■Ion on Civil Right* and
pact from the ebartf. HI* grandfather, J. T. Hill, f f w a i knocked
I am a mlnlxter of the AME
unconictoue but wae not otherwiie Church for SB year*, a church wa
hurl. A third man llfilng the pipe
waa not Injured.
»av we, I »*e others u my»elf, are
U N IS WANTS NEWSPAPER
■till working for It* luceeea.
MIAMI UR- The luxury liner BS Therefore we can't afford to losa
SUvetatar, which crulaea between He rightful place by repreaentlag
JiV fA R O I-p DRAFT SKIN
Havana, Miami and Vara C m , ri- any eeiididate for political office*.
WASHINGTON Wl — A Selective diced from the high tee* to Ravt
Blanw Nlehola aaM there Are
8,000,000 member! In the AME
anpower aoon i
Chunk, If M, two-thlrda of thot
Jung of lt-year-i
ad aarvlcea,
older are now br
draft call*, but
tb* .need ter «
TOAR KOSOWCAl AUTOLOAM
.Why buuha pm M p t «kfc da hlpi no t rad
<4w w B « a lw kwi p lu s T a b
' 27 itory effica building. »nl
i apartment for uadar-priviRussians. but a* offices to*
g w d ln g bureaucracy,
ktn te s hmk u n ton, low cou u d oo
bvdget twin*. Cotw la gov Unw, fog fall deuili.
•onfcia •Ufcftr
mi
S^dtoStohS
A t l7pra n, t.*ic•
ye-Wri-.iM
�*4 *r-4 , -soft
Weds Kenneth Echofc
HOLLYWOOD
n y BO B THOM AS
LAKE MARY I I
Fells Weddlng I Inns |llf n^m;INIA p. andekson
' ’
: — 2—
■
’ Miss Anneverette French of
Valdosta, Ga.; became the bride’ HOLLYWOOD tf»- In the movie nounced
of Kenneth Hayward Echols of h,„ j(1(,s, „ „ nr isn't judged by fo r hei n in rri.iRo l» R o b cit L im .b
1
'" n n '
''
"• be out '.gam aft. , a lecenl
this city on Sunday at the Urst the size uf his roles or salary It'* reth w1,1,1, will take plate on V„g
, ....
Bftptltt Church of \Miilntta. !•«*. hmv N»: nn#i plnhorntr Ihr (IrrtilnK 21. She Is the dimg liter of Mr
and Mrs Mamin William. of Sm,
Dalton Slmiurfiel. or elliam,
Trip hriiip
tno ilnuahtcr of M r.1riMiui it
foul.
,1
,1
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hi
parents
a
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M,
and
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of
I"S
node and
and Mrs. R. F| Pu h of Vabl.Mtai w|„.n llnht1own platers are
Mi ,nn,, , M i, II. M, ' ,oehrau
and Mr Echols is tu - son of Mrs
, , „ M|jt,, they have vir iivi i * ,i . art I a u ili't,ili ,>rt t.ie e n aunt.
" ,
, ,
Ml not Ml
Hoke I
Holmes
Mrs. W. S. Thornton returned E . C . E c h o li nf thin c ity . I>r. T . tiia lK nn plftct* tu hung th rir toils V1| | t, j, | ,
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liv
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Mr*. Voile Williams Jr, enter from Lakeland on Sunday where Dam n (tiheoii
perform ed
the If they slic e d ’it In Iter anting fen
Dr tv l‘ litooks .1, will pel
Ml lltilllM*
tained on Saturday morning with she visited with her sister, Mrs. double rln jf cerem ony nl 4 do tiin-it jiln y c r*. they tin* ,i*sicni'it form the ceremony it t l W pm o’ ' B a lt ,', I U" 1 k.mo
n Coca Coin parly honorimr her li K Haley.
M- - '
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o'clock in the afternoon.
rin u n ' in n hulltlitlg w ith ttlclr cut the F t, st Baptist ............Ii
sister-in-law. Mrs, Miller Williams,
H enntiful decoration*
in
the U'Hb u i ' s If they tnnkc the ili/z> K v illls M t*‘nv Will p i i 't ' d II pH* c r d i *
it
\\ .
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Mr. and Mrs II. E. Long and church were o f w hite chi >* a tith v c liinh to stn riliin i. they iro moo . i t-tditi i*f vi11111 1 11 mti-tc ai*A Hick
of Notm.n. Oklii. The party wn.i
if
held nt the Williams" home at - 117 font children have relumed fiom mum*, ulndioli nnd tubero**** need m il. . - u .oW i,iu l,lin ): \* it ti ott,.
i
l,
Laurel Avi nm* at 10-10 .* clock, n vnrQlJ0" spent nt New Smyrna I w ith ta ll w hite tnuer* t.» fo im n •t.ir i*-!- u ■ fn v 'V sutti's
\|t** 11. ! t \ |ii»n* \V lliam i
M,
H ,M .
WI*" l» i
I lovely BcttihK for the cercoiouv
lid,is. it- itrid greens formed an Bench.
Dt<—-nn: r,m ills at the M H\I i.u *crvi' a iMil111 **f hi*in*i f**i Hi
* -lui iu.g
,\ pto Kiam uf nuptml mimic tu l.icttu v ntc the p n rlii itl.it to ml Li itlc anti Mi
nt11 act it e "lin g fill the o.'i risiotl.
HmViiiitf I aw 11tnr* M llo-t I ok. M
•tit Ii
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Ml*« Paulette Cnson left yester chilled " lip n tio p " and MT h ro u irli ,o ho iif Miss I'll B d u id hc '-lu a* matt •hi t»f hi*tmr 1 'ML* Mi*>» Ill, I f, l " l „
The dining table from win. h re
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iva over- day for New Smyrna Bench where the VeiitA** livui wiih pre*i'ittcd hy ll,is been itrc n c illtlg tiit.-nm
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laid with n while rice limn doth ■die iv11 he the guest of Miss Nanry M r*, Itudolph H o w ell, o rn n u h L the -iin lio for uvee two .1 .. i,ios g ill an*! Jim m y K h Mhm Nm* i m r Ml I , h i ,I,
mg n ■mo i *p »’ i ii ' U’ii if- r»tiv
iitid1 M l* P iiiil H jo rt, nntfdrt. The
nm! rente'ed with a 'hiltdv nr- Rountree for a few days.
■
l**ar»*t
I lin o in lako ra r e of r'm ,|ic s
IV ,od I, ,
i • it ♦■ * i v •< **r Hr*
trnditifotul weddimr m tiich c* were siou loom s ,'iiul o N ir r s ," st,. , ,
Ml ( a tail ci h !’H.» i I m* * ti i * let
range mt'ilt of t’lnk <'r,rn, a*""'
i T H HI |. t w . H
l. n i V A ii
Henry Cason left yesterday for uit'd,
•we.'t heart ro*es and oleanders.
|,o rt iil
Must of tlif*in hnvo to ho hi-it man !ii* iao th ci K ill l ain!
,.f I F tlti * i I »m
hrothci
in
1.,
n
week's
vnentloti
in
Daytona
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The flow-res were flanVt'd "" ellhei
ilo-U'noil m il ild 'n r n ld l lu iln o h m l
I to .
t mm a* 111 If-m
.Idr with white taper. In crystal Bench. He will he the guest of riA jje |*y her fa th e r arid wore u Iv t he ii tors n rcn 'l the oulv ones Vltivvaril 1 anga *»f iiilm i'lo nnd
Ol 111' I 1.1 , tm \ t i i *wicg «
his
nunt,
Mrs,
John
Thomas.
wedding
gown
t»f
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n
p
o
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Swtk*
« ho h .iio 1 1 H a iti d rs iri's m i.,|o i T"i»» Mi hnnmtgh «*f F l
I amlm
holder''.
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organdy over ta ffe ta
T h e d»»<* nml ilci oi iitio n , Ih r t lir r i tors mil .!»!»•
Mr* Wiliams wns assisted In
M. ii»i<| M ,
U Mi M'ii\»"M at*, l
Mr nil,I Mr« F E. Houmiltnt Wits faddnned w ith a fitted hodtee. tito ili'vo is m il lir Jus! ii* pm lii'ii
\ i* iriv tia i n m , li it *• I ►f ii 1 ’siii'A
eernttg hv her mother in low. Mi s. |
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• 1 ’ * ‘ ait 1 I' 1i lt i
* iine) ‘ Iic ill - tdhir
rh ii tm or m olT -u 1 silpposo tti.it s Kill all f I " in I
f Hi
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Voh. Williams Sr and during 'he returned re cen tly from Alberta. cap
i . M . • ,i •
,( Mm m 1 it ml
morning w ’ - pretMded w ith on Camilla nnd Lake Louise In Hniiff I'xtrem id y fu ll * k irt f*•JI from a triic of ill people ill 'h im tmsino.s i aviic»| In nMcial
M > Fm*'ll
'If unit M
u n-.fi w Hint line uml w ii* overlaid tn vs In. h color and ib",u:n rl.iv
nttrncllvr gif' as a memndn of Notional Pnrk.
M iii . \ ill . vv a III. 1 in .f
M
w ith ii red I rigid e effect of ein
ncti m im port.m l p ari
the occasion
( h iliila m f l H i n t s
Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. I’ele>*,,n to olderc«I orgaridy She wore tier
" f III y a ’l'il M. * M M i Fit- hi 1 m
I n n ." h a ii' ch a n g d l, sho nihloil
f hose iui loving tile loom mg
Its D W i l l r t > I t in M \ It Is F
San f a 1 M,
•a ’ V*. 1*1 ml.
with the honor guest. Mis. Wil left Inst night to spend n few days mother** wedding veil of m ipm tcd rrm n ik in g that Iho rcrituuiiv n no
VI* Now slo .it O K s y \ i,le t
F. a
F | . .«it cn .
\A
ia*1 Mi
liams. were Mrs. Williams Sr,. in Veto Beach with Mr. nnd Mis. lace attnehed to u Lonitel *hnpcd in Holly nom! has cut ilo m i the
* Mf" ‘11 Mi , 1 Dhiii
cno of Nhirred llh i*io n outlined In vislu icss of s lu rs ' ilrcssiu g looms
Mrs Ceotgr Andrew Saerr. Mrs. J. J. I'errltt.
I 'n roi i t —nml t* m l,oi . in . heroin, nv Im ha\ *‘
" h i ilio olil d a y *, w c might ic ilo mg tiooo nod moio . „ooo, ni',1 lii'ii" i" . F r s f -1 1 aIm !i MV. (•mi*
wih lilte* of the v alle y
She eat
Her,lid lousing. Mrs. Sieve pare
Mr*. Celeste Wet,a mid daughter ried a Imiupiet of tukiero*e* t i n i s in r's room e v e ry tvm m ilu ee nt,out Indio. T V , n o iio - nod ttio ■.fm 1 * I m i I’liu' Hi 1V .It nt. \ >
Jr. of Americas, (la.. Mrs. t harles
. 11 th.y e a r s ," she satil " T h a t il.Msn't
ami It, mi t i "" lli Mi . mu
Ivdcllp. Mm , Doliahl lli»h«p Jj" Celeste of Frostproof were Ihr trie d w ith nil orchid
M .’li 1r ( nm* an
M r*. I I . It. K ra a rr J r . *er\ed m happen any mure "
Mr*. Dal** Srnlt Jr., Mp . M L. weekend guests of Mr. amt Mrs.
lllh li ell
Sho lookeil hack r n lb r r uisifu||>
Mr a ir 1 Mt
r * i■ S w'* h V ii 11
tinhorn Jr., Mr«. Dale Hofmann, A. J. Peterson nt their home on mat ron o f honor and br ide,*mu id*
m
I'-iul
Vet **• 'll It r lit 1*1 I'I f
were M r*
W A
II a w ry . Mr* in Ihe il.iy s when Ihe MUM ifuoens W illy , Min elm **r Ih« F .vein* v i.a' iaIf m V\ 1(Ml 1
\D , Itrnlley Ihlham, Mrs Hiigh West First Street.
Mi an •! \1
Hi ail 1fl ...» atnl
K o yiil I
Fren ch and Mr* (till yietl for *uprem aey Top g.il u .is Fit tic a I maul I 'him
Whrlehel .lr., Mr*. Joseph II She\" mi ! 11w i s |
'fil.Fi '. J 1 Mm ■
f .’
i ia !v n i ." 1,
T h e y ail u e re dt e'«*e» of Norm a S h e a re r, who h oi n suite tin 1'in vc I \ an*I Mi
r,„,se of West I’.'ilm Bern h. Mrs
11at l \
Mr. nnd Mrs. W D Hofmann l Jlerm
It
f}mr
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111
rim Crawford. Mis W II St.-mp hnd a* th e ir guests over the week light Mm* ptn poiiti piuiie w ith in eyiien sive modern ile s itn 1" in II* N k. l " I I
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„r. Mi- Melvin OWrr, Mr* Cullen end Mr. •<tn I S irs. C II Eck.i „>u 1 fla tte rin g pm11 nit net Mine*, in p Craw ford had an olahornti l i u j i s l i \ Hunt t \ t »-a IV,ts L» i i I n a l* " " t
11
I
m ti \
* 11 m*h • * -t
Wright mid Mrs. John Morgan. nnd son*. Teddy mid Donald, of sleeve* and girdle* of rohkna* »gg im h t e n iiiry a ffa ir M arinn D u o s Si I VI* * *hi" ftii m .
*1*1 flint
i
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I,
ir
mit.tii hi v im'* •
himTh e y won* m ulching hen- In til lim it in tici own liiiildu i
Mi . Maigaret Itingfelder. Tam pn,
mcni Lilt* i * m< In I** tit- i • a +i n c Iv
Ci' \\ t ' Ifu
t Vein tic ill II'*
te t* and earn ed cre*ernt diriped t w o 't o n Spanish h n u 'i’ Whon he im p "if;ii* i I' (Mil , 111llll Ml* Ml 1"
Miss
I let rid. Mts« Martha
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w IM. I
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hompiet* ttf *oft pink Union hlic*« i:ot m .ill at Ihe studio m .l loft Ci'llt v* ,11
W ight M i-* K llso H u t"litsn ii. M i'*
S'lBB'l
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Mi mid Mrs. Joseph Shenmse nod ivy Jun io r l-t i<h''iimoh- Mi** she moi oil Ihe htilltltlig o il rhi lot
Yu'*
v Itv
i i m
pi» d i m :
.leoo Sivei end Miss Dihm Baker.
I*.
iM'ilI
t
th.it
M first lia rh o w oulilu t i ilk l»
of West Paint Beach have ar Puye (n il Her and Mi*n Jean ette
It'll! I 'll I Wil’ I 'tl I'■k>1 1 hv •111 1 ij|«I
I
Inn*' i* fill. l w iili I »-11
rived to visit for a week with tili'h w h ip yellow n h n to iit to the nttyom- toil A d rian , who ,li so........I
I f h- m cviw.il
the m illio fs of I, lo th p.ipipldot, 1 '" 8
D"
" 1
What In serve for a bridge- her
bet
m
unis
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M
iss
lletine.
to
ml
parents,
Mr.
unit
Mis
Hawk
flic*
. (..*i i l *
hi ide*m ;ihl*
T h e ir U* tenet * were
luncheon 1 Fin the main course
" Y i it it I liit.I m-I Kmill", FV Fum
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tin
last
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e
a
rs
In
n
sho
ins
Connelly.
* It Ml 1 II f I * I
nl ■
*
of m atching yellow m ater ml T h e
t.Tlke SHIM tart shell < mol fill
It
jiTi’l Mmv I* ,' i'll L11 It* I h\ ha hi i
iMine
down
to
earth
il
llttl,
stn
.1
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i »t \
little flower g n l I 'anile l.n w iy
S' I'’tl' (
i ij \ "M (*
lilt . cu n af "h i'
them with , reamed shrimp and
let me design her dressing mom
ci
ii Ntru I m c ii . i
Arentnpnnv Hi" tails
Mr nnd Mrs. W A Ludwig wore a rephcii of ih e lo o le '* »t«« ** but it was a great proliloni I • ,. ,t, I ' f
V\ 11* an l \\
i 'F i a i*m. t , 11111f ,
mu shrooiu
(••It|, hot lolls and a to‘Sell green and daughter Judy returned re. of pale him- Young \lik e I ra*et not gel n decision from In i on 111 tF \ (mmt
*If 1»*HV4 ............
♦ 11
w ih till* rin g hearei
,„h,,| Cl, .0.0 n refreshing fruit cently from New York, New Jet
I i ml
I
■li)iiin i:a i
mi"
Il I p II I i
t*f ' III fill CM kflt'W
.m
vtlitng
When
she
did
din
oh
lie
IfoV Kehfd* *etvei| a* i*i h| »*t hmm ft-,
i *■11>1111 <|
h. IM
drs eit .Hell a* pineapple sherbet «ey and New Keglnnd where they
h* i '' t than thi v
would eiinltailU 't h erself la l. i
ei '* he*t man and u*her l O'.'ll.
I
„od miss a plate of crisp vanilla visited friend* and relative*
p.i* l h i.l !■ * *•
<
•I 1fill 1*1 Mill I hat
lieitv 1. 1 in ji r • was allo t!,ei h. ,,l l l ’l.ll V " f I I I *
Koyiil I Kjem di, Spent \V I II nuns.
t I'
............ I ........
o nfer , with It,
!♦*
nolle Miss Betuirehe mlded ll,,1 t mini •■
H M F rie d * and 11 It Ft ii*i-i J i
nf F
I,*,i
|„
M ini 'Ml p it l c u t Ml >fitMi cn
was overly p a rlic ttla r anil ,lso
Mr. nnd Sirs. John |l Abraham,
Mr *
F i Pitch, mol I no of tlio w aiitod to eh.urge things I I,, ,1,
For « delicious luncheon dl.h; were
-v* M
I It,
li r l w r i l l * i mit M v n i •» nt iiiji'
called
lo
Dkeechohee
by
tinIn I'll , wore a gown o f fl# h eo|.»red
Ion lir> ■ of hiilteced tons! w ith
a *jt•
t it 'll I i i tv f cat! «tllH II iii|t jin !
lo-li
'tenth of Mr. Alirnliniiis' *i*ter Al> itc oi la *»’ -1 vh'd n it h high . 1,1 1 0 , iliim st gave up
th ick tom do s lin ‘ ami a ''hre«e Mis It (J. (itllette, a former «,*i
“! Hi
rnillMi lit i' i k •*
I '' V- «% **,iftitila I , .■nt i tia rl.in d
wlio w ,m le il h i. v, <n, I
c o lln i. intieidet -feevet ami flared white ili'i or
Sc n di m Mm •*'»'<'''** vk iUi
llll 1, I
a fltl (if I*- a 1II f 4"**
an tiini**
deni
of
Hanford
s
k
ill
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wtire
an
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11
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no
f rimii*h \V..»c.*Alr»M|nic ♦»*
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K .d ll.II IIU Heplnu n s i loo 1 u a ■ i a i l k
S r i S'ffis’ pi::;
Social Calendar
MONDAY
Evening Circle No. I. Mt» Mu
b«l Brown, chairman, with Mu,
A. W. Knox 217 W. Nun i<•nth
Street, 8:0(1 ^An.
V
• • S’-l'j''- No, 2 of the Ki*"«1 |’rM
h y U iin ii C l.o tr li w ill n. •
it H nil
pm. with Mr*. Dick Aiken, m
Elliott Avenue.
TU ESD AY
The Woman** Bible' C U , of
the First Bnpllid Chim-h wilt
meet Tuesday evening o' 7 m nt
the home of Mr». Chat In For
rester, West First Strict, with
Mr*. II. P. Zully *« cn-hnitfNh
The Pilot Club will hold it . reg
ufar liu«lne»» Atcetlnc t«t
pm
*t the Yncht Club. The hoard will
meet at 7:U0 p.nt.
The Seminole High School Hand
will hold summer practice m tin.
■chon] band hall nt 7iltn p- tti \il
alumni mid Interested per*1.111 tin
cordially Invited to he present.
W KUN 28DA V
Midweek Prayer service m Ceutral Baptist Church nt 8-no p 01
Sunbeams will meet at this time.
Miss Wiffiams iSF
Honored At Party
Mrs. Volie Williams
Honors Sister-In-Law
P c rs o n a l s
Miss Mildred Williams, whoso
engagement and approaching mat
rlage to Robert l.andrcth was re
cently announced, was honored re
retitly with a mlsrcllancous shower
given by Miss Betty Doris Wil
Flams who will serve ns her maid
of honor. The patty w as held nt
the First Ili^ ist CliurcItJJ
Prill's for games played dm imp
the evening were awarded to Mr*.
Donald Knight and Miss Rn-einniv
Odium.
The hostess was ns.
slsted In serving hy Miss llettv
Odium Those enjoying the pnrty
with Miss Williams were her
mother, Mrs. Mason Williams. Mrs.
Knight, Mias Cullum, Mrs. Don
aid Flnmm, Mrs. Charles Flanders,
Mrs. Richard Wnlkrr. Mrs Holly
Plerey, Mrs. Donald Knight, MrClifford Prijtm- Jr., I J r Jim
Williamson, Mr*. linger SVhnudt,
and Mrs. Joe Douglas. Al*n the |
Misses Peggy Best. Mildred Await, '
Rohbye Morton, Putty Burns. Mm
tha (Irogan, Myra Mud,leu, Conn, i/»nu.
Ethridge, Dottle Smith an,I potto.
Carter.
fi len d*
proudly
Much In The News
By BOH ANTHONY
Tonight vOU'lie n IdgAight a
the Navy l m lrr Mrs. T d lane
has arranged a fine progiani in
honor of Ihe nien attnidied *o
suiindrons Imre on the station win.
will soon leave on n rmi«e Tie
tnain nttinctlnii of Iho evening will
he "May l.anr’a Variety Show ’
consisting of nine arts. A« on
added feature, Mr*. Lane has ob
tallied an except (anally talent..I
act direct fiom Utr Ted Mm). Ha
dlo Show.
:
Mrs. l.sn iA s krsping Jtie iden
tity *of lln^"addiil fmnure” »
complete mystery hut you'll nil he
able tn sec tile star art nt the
Navy Center tonight when "May
Lane's Variety
commenevs
at 0:00 p in. After the show ilier.
will he dancing and refreshnur’lEveryone is invited and nil
signs point to an enjoyable even
ing for all so b* stile to bo at
the Navy Center tonight It will
he "Showtime" at 'J:IKI p.m. Don't
miss a slnghwact!'
^
Second cliW HI ip's sWvIrrnittn
Alfred E. Tr undue h returned f rnm
1m v « recantly with n Rinlle from
•»r lo fur. To m h of lil*» runny
(i HmdyjfephoneTipj )
ww -
•et-ef-tswa i B p i i i aa
m r r w can. Then ike tfeetTt kata
te coaialt "latasMllea" la tk« tffiteat city, aad.ywr calfaee lkrt«|k
fatter.
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SUMMER SALAD SPECIALS
N O . 4— C O M B IN A T IO N S A L A D P L A T E ( W I T H F I V E D IE E N T S A L A D S ) - S A L T IN E H — C O F F E E O R
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Patticbi NEAL
Slftjihon
McNALLY
TONIGHT & WKDNI^HDAY
J O H N N Y W K IS S iM lII.I.K It
T EA
TOMOlUlOW’fl HELECTION OK PIEH
APPLE - PEACH - EGO CUSTAIU)
Rcum fllat & Andersen
WALGREEN AGENCY
“On Tha Cornor By Tha Clock”
I a'l^oqiA*»,».-
Jiinglo Jim — In
“1‘YGMY ISLAND
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SANFORD • ORLANDO
HIGHWAY
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i"| la their L*k#
Satuidnv, sfter a
i with N’lnMvi*4 in
1
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j
retnenihereil ns the fo rm e r A n n s
Dunn, gran ild n iig h te r of M rs. Cr»*
wan.
.'tr and M ri. E a r l Toney
and (In ld r.'ii. I'h d lip nod Bue A n n s
nnd Mr Toney's fa th e r, A . I I .
,
Sligo
Mr KcImU* m other. Mi
t- t
c v »s> a i v i* h u ll |«i
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le d lld i " llie deeurator •'v, * , Hilt’ll
Mi- 1 D.no lioo.lnmn nnd M, • F I F i h»d ?, w ore an rnjna *dk
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W in -lie wouldn't ,'illiiw lo illu n
h‘l I l>> I- M
Pill Bernhardt arrived Hun,lav dii id lin g d ie * ! featurin g w hoa lint ti ipi il in a H rm s tu km •II Hit
* i i • i 11•i •
'll
i dii' i i mi tn1111t't'i >
from SalDhnrv, N C t.i visit with einhroiderv and < ii|iiin 'lo o m in g h rii L*!n ft,ifl >nnn* r ilfs * • 11 till *1‘ ■1■ h'd * * a* !*
aboard
Dm
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I M" r' t*
Miss Hvlvla Have* fot nlo.nl ten t i l l aeee**n| le* were white ami nil Ha* vv inflmv Mini tlrimpv * ’ fr'.ill 1 M>* i (-fm K» a 1 1
p i e >ri,t"d
is ,,
cigar,''
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p r o m itt e n lly t n a i k 'd ' ) • ’* n H"V’ -| d sv *.
hnny mi fin* w all* Shi* rllfln f vv ilif •a I m > a> 11v it "
“ \ *i m r too1', M*' lie hfti* h frn ll irk * i
Fo llo w in g flu wedding a i e. ep -ms Him*: f iin r ir r
t,1| '.V|f l„ t -i 4I " ’ p i"
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mimed ),v lo- fr ie n d - g i i n u . i t and
D u nhI iu ; room x far p ir^ rm M<, M I. "lil'lif
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Mr nnd Mr*. J I., Lewi* have till if W ill he M in the chm »h te
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week with lelntlves and
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|,v ‘T u n , ho " an d Ills w i f e friend* in (ieorgin mid Alabamn
tahh w a t ov i laid w ith ill It than h u m i - rnmn h inn>tly whif* • uh •t I V
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I h e I riltll-, p« II.| ail i i » f tu*. 4*1 Ml 11 c hm*i •* 1 IF i
Mi. and Mr* E M Hwoliu have iirilillg em ctH of tliheio** * and a Im \ \\ pcaclt iitul white I -ih« I
lee i r * I ioiio I* Hi T a m p a
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has
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in
He
fh*ct>rat<ad
weddittg
retiirried from New Smyrna Rrneh hennt ifn lfy
■ da % Ifl f I tint 'll it h * i |r*|| >«"!•»
(i ii!*
g r n l i i l n t i n u s 1’onehn hii .I tin lies,
sign with hlnc ami m l prrHm nm .it
where they spenl Ihe wrekrinl with cake.
’>4(IMt‘ vv ill. Ii \ III'
1 fi mmi h a B I 1i
of lu ck III the future.
l ater Mr and M r*. Feh'd* left IMU
I* C| k a llll Hit a < illti• f* l(til»* t * "■tf • l I1 • n
Mi. nnd Mrs. tiordon Swnitn mid
11
Hamid K. Shepherd has rrpnrt- family, w|n> me spending n vnrn fo r a wedding h ip a fte r w lnrh
Sit 111c nil’ll1„ like itctl Skcllmi Hal , th«" 1 «, |K in! Mtl Mt*" f h dill x
pa ( nm
h,c ♦ I I.
ed hack tn duty after spending the Dun there.
th ey plan to make tlu n r Imnie m I ri'il A sla m never m ake H'M11' 1
\\ f |I ill* HI 1hi t i t '
HI* Ml "
i"*t Inn,
1 1 .1 i .
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past ten days on leave He rt,
,fack*m iv llle
I'm lia v e lin g M ri Mi.* Ilcimcchi ri'niiiikcH. Imi tme t I ' 1,0 atiHim
I
t>i ♦t \
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joyed being nt home with Ids fum
Ml. mill Mrs. I' K, Norwood nrul Kckirdr wore it him* r i i en en***ndde at ha s arc )*is| a*, p a rticu la r ♦ i ! i (*
Ml ..........
I'lll't 11(1*1*11 t 1(1(1 I Ml||| V' '' 11i f fhi* f .ii ( M m
Hy and flielt'U in Montgomery,! two rhltdren hnve moved from trim m ed w ith m atching lin e c n lliir wnlMCd Must nf tin* mrn pu li i
Il It* j' (1 14t
i rhoit |(Wi* nut m* n 11 in fir* *u * m IM Mill
Ala lliimt.1 Is attached " 'he I (iiilnrsvlllr and ore nmv residing find enffa She wane M ark v»*lvet
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NAAS
Orsrntlrm*
ilepaiDimnt at their home on West First Street u rra am tle * and an on hid eomag" m l ami hhlc
Min MM11’ ! M i'll
**Hut the men im i'l ♦* *pih I tu t*f mu
here nhonrn the station
Hpoii th eir »e im n fio m th eir
Mr Norwood la now nssucinted
a •
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I (I ,
4tic, r i U *
I , i t r |v
\ n« turn n •»» f ’ chi v*
Neweom ers to N A A S ore Hec.'h- with The Sanford Herald
wi ddmg ti u» Mi and Mr
Ft led change " «.hr nml
I* M'
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’ n l' Ma* »m «•' *
man E . I ’ ogero. A M C j II.t im id
plan to r* aide at 111:? I aS alle car Iv A im r ii an mnin tui ' in k 1•" ■
f ■
I \F
I V Il 111
F a ille hack in I k " , util he tia n't ' i u ia ',1v f|i' ti
V R am sey, T F .S N :
nod
Mnv
W M. McKinnon stnl daughter Street in *1ael ■ofrvllh
-i"ti
F
H hiucfl H In In rli m Ml iiitc
R |, he I mi R M N 2 C h ie f Rogero Mr
find of 1a w n g io i , f •r 'In
Chnrle* Selvedge slid dill
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tie, e
ftiilii
I 'l d i i y n ' dreti, Betty Lvttn and Mack, have ding loclndi
M- m l Mil II
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Mi where lie wa- itlnehed left fur Morton, N C. to visit Mr, Feint! t and danctitM I mu la
11 Ml
I,, ,, |. mI , ol * ,|.,.id i on I t ’ ' home
Mi
MeKInnott's sister, Mis* Maggie I i lit hoi i, Mr
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Iw lo Not Hi Miami.
I a Mis i
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McN’ ah a nif f*' ha* i
It « f
McKinnon, for ahoiit a week.
T- toman Hemnnit Ram O'V ha*
<h i l S p w i n it M i i c h i a c *' *1‘•l |( lid 11,, i l . . ,
11 .
M rN n b ; M* ......1 M•
B ill , tI«‘f1tl
conn to
from
Naval
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and naught) r
a im
. M.
•lit!
Mr*.
II.
P.
Jenkins
of
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West
I i
Alt Station In Jack »n\itle. II" Twelfth Street has Just returned M is. 1 F Cato- * ’ pd F»Vf
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p M H l l l l l i IMH
it.
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hail' from Bt 'Oklyn, N \ ^nnd ofter spending the nssl week on Roger fia t t o ,, lit
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baa heep assigned in t|u Com n fishing trip nt Sarasota with Mr and Mi
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11*1' I
A M ” -• to , •M « What *vi!ft ! !i«» h i *• *
mntdealnms department
h e r e her son and daughter-in-law, Mr daughter J m , f f 1iflop
n h i *i «Turh '| i " I Iii -in*h *• i ■
i>m 11 <«’'
(J ■■ I I c a It v i v f t vlluukc if
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<1 i
nhpetil the stntlnn.
l h* v ’ "inl f • i id*
Mr and M is W ill to,
f'ln rk „ f III I it II*" 1 H hr* r!iirl!h Mff ' m " F l film , Mir mu*c* i i J
and
Mrs.
B.
P,
Jenkins
Jr
T*'n Commimicntlorts depart
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N a sh v ille , t.n
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me’ > uh'u gained the " t vices of
if u a! '• »ti v» ill f ant i lu • i . ,* i ■- ,
Old VI- mid M rs. n f flic V' HI ami Mini* ''ifu liw »cif
Mr and Mrs. II. W. Williams C liffo rd D m ,
Mi l l
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Hadtoman second clo
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arm. who cnmo idoiiiril NAAS ftom ami rhltdren, Mr. and Mrs. Lnu nnd M is. C c I llo - lI , t i o io n ; mi* M 11 v.
\\ ill • h* 'I n 'H a* ( "(*• I hi
' im i if \
trn It. Johnson nnd rhlldreu and
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mi, t I, |
Ptinamn City, Fla.
I I * m v a sponal *■
♦•
«f u »Hh tmi( ■a ’ if" f *' .* i| liv f la i' 11
M rs. J a r
vi
f t .1 - ,1.
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111 1 IiI' ' f11j_
Allen A. Thiini**. Wayne H. Mrs. W. ||. fltrwnrt have nil re M r. nnd Mi
pel,, O U d lo tin i ,f fai ! inn tn inaiM tfIn^' ' 'n m fl*' f ' i I" i|lm«‘itl a i *It' ll im ii it Mu •
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t
f • I N I II I . \
.Nelson, Tliuntn* M Stoker, nil I turned from New Smyrna Beach Jao ksn n villo
im p" i >I to i Im -i< v aln*
lim i|;(>l in any pmodhh ' n tin*** ai *
where
they
spent
a
vacation.
’ M.1 , ........... I 'if in •I i
I fi: III
Charles F. Fisher hove all re
ilayn . anil p a rlic»i)aF \ hi (in*
‘•ti* ii* I l*y titff*! pul t'lji
an !
" I V • Hint* Imi Iv
cently completed corn spondenee
lim
in
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in
ji • t, Ml ii i •I \ ( h .ih c i f**i
♦••i i * hi ' <?
W ill lh*' c h illi u h"
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
W.
D.
Blevins
Coive Jits llqoliolni of
\h
ml M*
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courses taken from the C. S Na
lo n an tical H ip yo iin n sU ’h j i ( a fm- ’ Min «*f Ha It fiapt i vf 11 IiiM I h a it i In INI I In
hiiv
val CmrespiimletleP Course Cen plnli to leavr Sanford. Aug. Hi for Engineering' d'-gioo in sinnm er pi it'P uf t tutHy-iiuufc'i
l»aft* in cun a 1 111-1 iv»' a r t tv j 11*' 1 * f h *1 11 <a J it! in"! 'i.c
a
vacation
prior
to
Mr.
Blevins
ennim m c etnent oy orot
to to- jpdij
f a ' •i*" I ft "IM I *in pa ■
! I" t * 11
ter In Brooklyn.
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reporting
to
the
DSH
I,eyte.
Thny
Many tri*n ag't'iR ai* l* oi Hinij *«,
A u g . lit in the ’In ru tit <! y 1ii nn nil j ,ii
Allen completed the \ucrnft In
Min | hi N' iif -4 (in t a In Ip them cl if," i ♦i'1 plavi'fh 1' in pm in iif -lii* ip
•a an i cl'
struments riilirne; Wayne, the linvr been residing nt 118 West at the I ’ tnversit y of Flo rid a in iittiki* t lu ir "Win rlu U " ' mjwhi! tya, j; a t|a faiii't'fI *In i uf fnn nml i • * i m
Nineteenth
Sired.
Mrs.
Blevins
fin ln e avllle . Tliotiiie,
kviatluri
IliKilswiiin's
Ma t e
D
H ailey, •lnrnlliliK' in n p rn al I* * a hnuMN a! | t i"Ti 1
Kaitfh I h v iia l, .-* ,,f Mi
f' I
M*
\ I F»f \ ftl’ 41f V\ iTit'i'i II
cmiraej Tom, tint Airplane Siuie- will live in Monlevnllo, Ala, wlilln S tate Superintendent Ilf I'n h llr In Iora I m w intf rp n tc it i »♦ i» urn hmv
Fi
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all,
a
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mil
hm
s triic tlin i, u til didtvoi I ho p riiieipal I m f i l l ninl n rw , in l , > palli'in**
tures course and Chiules com- Mr. Blevins Is at sen.
Hlfch'i nf i *■
(I i • 4*f111 t|
i inly v " t nm I \|r
\\ . , ' t l , . i,.
address duriug till* Corel,lollies am! apply piufcHahm * f inislm u;
jileted tile Avlnthul Storekeeper
tuudn-n. FImjm* tin ill*, c *ls liavt iifi'l yam chili! can <1* <"I* haw
Mr. nnd Mrs. M. J. Phillips w hich w ill lo gin at H imi p m
Ih
(tul Mi * \\ ni F 'iit
course.
(JUcMVCK'il th ill |#y n v iliif I h c|| Him fi linn* la ph<mhl hnvi* fm ‘ AV" clllhtl ■Il nf f ♦*»**.-(• II
Many men at NAAS are taking nnd fnmlly have moved their resi
uwn they ’ an nut unlv huv*» iiu u k II f!*'n in if ta th e t .i'li" **p w ill* h ' !l" pUNfl
advantage uf the many enuraca of- dence from Sanford to 2011 Tenth
" f |i| , [' i . (>i|{ii
i if 11v i M1 F i 11>i i I Nil I i »m|
M rs, J . L . In gley left today for rfnthcH, liul in n have lla m i ** iu *Hy j hnr T V , ur >*'ml in i.: i aniic*
feted at the Naval Correspondence Street, Holly Hill, Kin. Friends
ym i i an fh't'liii* him mm It I'v c il*• j
Course Center and are ginning will ho glad lo Irnrn Hint Mr. Ja c k so n v ille where stie mid S ir. Hie w ily llie y w n u l ttirni
Mi a ii*l Mi**
,1 \ i iu i | v a
1111*111 hv ra il **la ml u I limit ill *»f S .iu f,in | !«.( ic put" 11,i , a i|i, U im
much knowledge Hint will iiolp Phillips In getting along nicely In g le y , who loft yesterd a y, plan to
T h e re 's o speeiiil lu c k , fm In
f
ci
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Yrm
may
ha
v»tn
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a
la
at
m
tn
a
k
i'
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eir
fid
in
e
homo
Site
was
following
an
onerntlnn
oil
Sunday
I
then to advance In I heir rating.
M iiliee, In sewing ihe " '" d Jerseys
t, Hi iiH'l, lioioe ii h I i,, i ■o i1 iic i,>
The courses arc fie i to all naval night in thu Halifax Hospital in accompli tiled hy liei dung lite r, M rs. so popular w ith ail m" - |,»st nmv. I'Vl’ti 1*1! VI •iimi'' |(|i*yi Hill ’ It vmi i -loo tly
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Htllflltl
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ll^nilllHs
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Daytona.
ini sonnet on active duty *o if you
K sp a rta reeammend e-tog „ s ite
M1 nlld Ml - I ■i i i , II l! ,, I
I ->«*II*N Ni't'fj tff ptrivnlc iiiuii* Huh
who w ill re tu rn to S an fo rd to I I needle for the m.n lune,
haven’t been taking n Ivuntnge tf
in , or, upviop Mi< I II , ..
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tituh'N,
T
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impmlMiil
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III
fur
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orrow
to
Join
her
liiisliiin
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and
Mri.
W.
FL
KiisftcJI
hm
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hep
It, why not stop in today and on.
h tilc lie s per inch fm ni'ide - i i i i i k ,
ii|,n , I loeiil
Me, Hitssfl.• i i
n
toll In a I'uurse that will help you irumt at her home 2ft24 l,nlmotto children yvhu are v is itin g M rs. VV. nml III s litrh e * pi t n„ Ii for lop ; F i plan w ith y i n «MM a w i l
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e
In
g
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yuudiess
in
liaiitiif-ial
pratftam
Avenue,
her
lU
lrr,
Bister
M.
C«|.
advance in your rating?
U tilcliillg Jersey .Selim -I,mild he
I old. nnd Mi ,11., i p l,. ,
, , i i..
S r h n lu lr ham caiirl* I m I u i p m
Those o f,you tliiit clayed with v«rln of fit, .loBephn Order it Ja c k so n v ille w ill lie A p t. d at 2'lfil le ln fiu re il hy d iiiilile sltli h lllg, and
i*ffi*r
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a
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fm
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Johna
A
venue.
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Winter
C
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vaha
Ar
the Seminole lllue.s Inst night un
p u ckerin g run lie avoid, ,1 by , u esspru^ rani. Sami* iliih ln m
D'"V m y, f,o ruovlo goiiip ...........
til thu end of that big ninth ‘nil- rived todey Accomplinled hy An
lu g iill srn m s open. B iT ,o , lu n iin g
M rs, J , A . Sunils, daughter of
cun m irk lo n buck grim ml of ' I . , , nnu n bolut
ing wore probably ns hiijiplly other member of the Order to
hem, thu garm en t st......Id tiling for
rad io . Imi this Isn’t tru e o f [ Since T V , rtidlri nnd i l .....................
Htnnred as I, For n team that hud M»«nd whout a week with her Ali M r, and M rs. W ,lite r M. H aynes •Ifl ho urs, to allow It lu "g ly e .'’
o f S an fo rd , le ft Su nd ay from O r.
every rh lld .
m o hero lo to y, spy tlip ,p,H. <i ,
lost fivo games In a row, the tor.
(Ju lltju g , also piipiilm fm school
Undo
fo
r
Bethel,
Me.,
w
here
tier
A s fo r m ovies, c h llille n no,lei * | tup to rs •-»■, piny n p in t.
,n
Blurs really proved their ability
s
k
irt
s
and
w
e
s
k
lis
,
Is
eusy
to
do
W , E . K lrc h h o ff and daughter daughter S h e rry Sands has Intern
should go ve ry seldom, say tho I helping i h lldio n im ike to i l . ,
,•
Inst night lay coming thro|igh with
w
ith
the
q
u
itter
Sowing
machine
that D-7 ninth Inning victory, prov Ml«a N ls ie K irr h h o ff le ft ye ste r the guest o f D r. L . H. S e llin g s, attachm en t and its guide which litltllo rs. When they do go, Im i* of I lle-ie in id u i lly l,,n iiiiig opi,
erita Nlemld know fim u n-views
th in g ihout ih e ir pu p il-' t
,ing oner morn that n baseball d a y fo r N ew Y o rk C ity am i points p s y c h ia trist o f O rlando, and M rs. keeps row s of stitching pan'Jlel
'ings at tludr sum m er home.
o r from some re liab le person who [ they in n also dl-eovei wav to
lame Is never ov*r until that In w estern N rw Y o rk . T h e y w ill
W him liu yin g clillilre n ’s p a t ha* seen the movie, I Imi It Is a u-e these ns ...... I- fo r helping , Ini
b# Joined In New Yo rk C liy by E ll route to Bethel M rs. Sam is
ant man U nut.
M r», K irr h h o ff and daughter M I m w ill v is it In Boston, M ass, w ith te rn s, it's w ise to check your whulesnmo oxperieuee fo r u siim ll lilt'll leu in .
m easu i eluents
ngninat
H retchen
K lrc h h o ff
afte rw a rd s D r. and M rs, W a lte r M. H aynes ch ild 's
v is itin g In W ilso n , N . Y . w ith M r. Jr. Mr. San ds Is now the guest, Ih o in on tho ptitlern envi'tope, In
and M rs. D, E . C am p bell, M rs. o f M r. and M rs. H ayn e s S r. in st end o f ju s t ftcci'jdiMg the nge
S an fo rd .
or s lm as in u rk n l.
K irc h h u ff’s parents.
'
v"11ni■i i■
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ip11,t*
Che tbs Lee*
hl iwt
A D D E D E N T E R T A IN M E N T * C nrlo o ti “ L I T T L E
R E D R O D E N T IIO O D ”
I’ A R A M D lt N T N E W S
�Q Boys And Girls
Are Expected To
Compete For Fine
Array Of Prizes Frank Smith To Run
My K h f l l l Ml'. I L A IN
Race With Horse;
A n anticipated 4011 hoy* urn1
Blues Halt Ski d
( b i t , agm 14 mnl under, tire ex
p itie d to muh th eir w ay Into
With Orlando Win
th ree buses tomorrow noon In
Merchants Ni
Seminoles Play Orlando Here Tonight On
v a lid * parts of thp rruinty to k "
l.akv rh a rn i ami enter the nnnual Ju n iu r Chamber uf Comin trrca Kish I rig Ithdeu.
►rum the Humber ut p arti
cipants, th is listing jamboree
w ill ronxtltute the largest sin
gle sporting erenl of the year
IB nammoie ( uunty. ,\n r i (e n u re Hal nf p riie a w ill be
awarded to the children hr (he
JS y n e a fo r an eijuallty paten*
stv* list of rn trh rs.
f a i l Prism*, .layree rh alim an
of the Roden, haa been working
diligently during the pant
two
weeks to make (his year’s flidililt- crent the "biggest nmt I ips I "
ever.
“ Wa urge erery boy or iilrl
up through lha age uf I I to
check our bua schedules ami lie
sure to taka the unu neutral
tneir locality m order
mat
they might p articip ate ,' I ' m *
»oc eiplained.
No entry feu w ill ho chargi'd
nor w ill the bus ride cusl tint
Children any money. They w ill
be served free lefroahmeiite by
lha Ju nio r Chamber.
P rlie s w ill ho given fm juni
ibuut every eunrelvuhlo thing,
B lg c lt fish, must fish , dlffeien t
type of fish and im iiiy more
The Mr night hoa arrived. This
••veiling nt Memorial Stndium San
ford'* “ Merchants N I r Ii I " experi
ment w ill he staged before whul
might he the largest crowd In
the Hliiml-r of the Flnrldn State
League. Over U.OOO duruts have
been sold to Ml lom l merchants,
who lit turn hnve distributed them
to their i-iistuiiiers, for this gala
event.
Hilled ** the feature allrueHun, the Seialnnte Blues w ill ranchide their ten-game fight with
the Urtundo Senator* for that
roveled remaining play-off berth.
I a*l nb;h( Snnfi.nl Hpofled the
Nutu seven runs In the first e ll
innings and then the "Mine
numbers” rsrne hark tn seare
nine lim es in the final three
frnm r* to defeat Orlando 9-7.
The victory enabled (lie Hines lo
snap their five-game losing streak
iirul moved (hem up to flflh place
furring Orlando Into distil. Hnnfiird
is now only ono-half a game out
of fiiurlh behind Palatial nml twu
games In the rear of Ja x Beach
hi third spot.
f
r iB H IN d
1101)1.0 D A T A
n ii* n — lom arriiw ariemuon
at
li3 0 p.ra.
Where— Lake (.'harm Near D vlrWhat— Annual Juniur
I panther
e l lam m e rre 's I is M ok jsmbuieu
tor children 14-y rars-old am)
under.
How Tu E ld e r— Jual lake a Ini*
(fre e ) al any uf the below lorallone. there
w ill
lie
nu
chargS- fu r tile tin* fare lo and
from, Flailing pole* w ill lie fu r
nished all rntrlea.
»*hy — Ilia Jayreea like lo pro
vide one hlg event fur younger
children each year. In Hie ruopera I luo with
loml
Mailing
merchants, the Junior i ham her
is ottering a wide vurlety ul‘
prises for Ihe children.
I ’r n t s — Hude, reels, u hunting
k n u r, ii.u . gun, ao lltiall, nal
and tarkla Inis are Just a lew
ul Ihe many fine award*, they
are given
liene a
Irtu r o
Station. We*terri Auto, H ill Im
plement,
MoiHoo-< nporiim f
liooda, Stanley llogera H ard
ware, H ill Hardware, M cCrury'a
t 6 11, lioodyear SI urea Slid
Ftreatona rilurea.
t rsnap urlsllo n —H ii *
No.
I—
Leave (lard n rr'a (iroeery, L a k e ,
Monroe 12:00 nmur, Hlexktey'*
(Iroeery, Paula, 12:1 A p.m .i
Lhamner nl (u n tin rrre llullding, nsnlurd, 12:30 p.m ; anil
nan
tirm-ary, Deneva, t mil
C hiirk A lin o
Frank Smith
A win tliia evening would put
the Semillnle* over the .600 mm k
ngnbi mnl keep them within shuntI dr ill*lnnee of Ih in l pluce and a
po-*ih|o crock nt tin* one lemnluI iir |ilny o ff alol.
Managt-r Churk Alenu, whu
ln*l nigld went tn the hill tu relleie Sunny Itaper mill win with
Ills new nlde-urm (le ll)e ry , w ill
probably ra il mi Murray Ilyrd or
I-mde Benia* lo *tarl mi the slab
aKaliiNl Orlando.
D ilam lo
found
(h e ir
form er
..................
Sonny lluper tn their
llklnir n* tln-y lapped him for fiv e
rn rii In Ihe fiia t Iwo iind om i-lhlrd
frnliiea. Air-no ciitne In nnd nllo well two more to llie s , |,ut got
stin g ie r a* the r u u io jirogressed
until fin u llv the S n nfo rd skipper
retired the tn *l I3 S en ato r* In a
row tu end Uiu context.
p.m.
Hue Nu. 3— Leave lilraN im 'a Urnnun * (iro e e ry , L a k e ,)ln ry lit
12:110 noon;
l.ongwimd
lo m l
s i b i ^.-i ui
12:30 p .m .; I idler
it lu r e r y ,
A lla m o n le
S p n iig *,
12:16 p .m .; end l l o l o i M arket,
( a sse lllrrry. M ill p.m,
Hu* Nu. 3 Leave i.mimtiei
i.l
Coinmvrre Hidlillng In Sanfurd,
U : ju p.m. ami K e rs e y * i.rtc
eery, (ieneva, a l 1:00 p.m.
ilia Jaycee* w ill
iurni*h
Ihe
ltailing puts* ami wit) aervt
Ihs children free refre*hm enl'i.
t'.veryona la Invited tu altrm l.
ch in ) liim/uh'H
...... ..
In the second Inning Orlando
pulled o ff nn elungnted triple piny,
their second of ihc i-nnipiiiun. It
nil happened when Fran k Smith
wns mi second nnd (ieotgu Kent*
nt first with John Im hiu op. Inihia
fmceil Kcnls und Ike Mena then
rnn towards home where .Smith
was racing to. the ulnle. A short
Last year's
Jaycee
Fishing
flip to Hun Ford nulled Hinltli and
Hudvu alt)acted o w j i|5u chilli,
Ida ipdrk toss lo Hniiny Day on
tern under tha direction uf How
ard BuNilcr* The mass flailing third was In time tn catch linbra
e xtra v a g a n t! of luftl was *u big coming down from second.
Dhlcn (luniulun and Hndlh each
lh a ! the Jaycee*
didn't
have
bunged out four III la In five trips
• " “ Ufh poles to gh around,
..T h i s year, however, Prlsoc said to pace the 14-lilt Hanford outhat every pm-aution has I,ecu aluiiKht. Both ptayers cracked out
U k *n to avoid tha same mistake. doubles and Frail Davnllnru rhlmOver 441) poles h a w been obtain- med In with another two-ply blow.
♦d and mure can be nci|ulr«d Louie Rentas, playing third In
place of Alenu, who waa pitching,
f f l i r tomurruw If need lie, he
" I want to especially th in k
**•92 « * • of lha fishing marebaata In Hanford for dmiallug
!5 f
■n‘, balpJng us make
a tdg aurcaas. Without the
co-oparation
or
these
nu-rcnanta, lha press snd rsiliu,
lha Irishlng Hodao could nut
succeed,
I’ riaoc said
grataf ill/ .
Lt/egnards w ill watch tha childan while th»y fish a ll afiwrnouu
T U P . K A N F O Itll U K IIA I.II
I'sga 4 Tum day, August 12, 193
Red Hats Win On
Roberts’ Shutout
Over Daytona 1’s
Palatka Takes 11th
Inning Duel From
Cocoa Tribe, 3-2
H r N K IL ( ill.lt R ID K
Associated P rrsa Staff W riter
lllg
Bed Huhcrti, IluLam t Bed
nitty nm rntti** firm tn*n ih ii y*'*r *
record of 2.709 who attended the Mat pitcher, didn't take any
North -Kdulh A ll S ta r gains on chanees Monday night in healing
the Daytona Head) Islander*, DeJu ly 25.
Sanford
A lt I I
O A I .an il’s chief rival In the Florida
State .leag u e He shut them out
Hmlth, cf
5 4
1 0
Kr-rils, It
4 0
0 0 7 0 with a four • hitter.
The win widened DeLand’x lead
Im bre, 2h
5
1 1 2
P aris*. lls
4. I 13
0 lug margin over second • place
Daytona Beach to 7 'k game* and
A It-no, 3h, p
3
1 1 3
Hhorlea, e
5
1 6
1 gave Roberts his n th win of the
Cnvallarn, i f
4 - 1 2 9
(ionrale*, •*
5
4
3 2
(taper, p
1 0
0
1
Itenlas. 3h
3
1
1 2
I ni sis
39 14
2711
Orlando
A lt III
O A
Drapp, 3h
5
0
0 1
Thomas, cf
4
2
2 1
l.e vy, Hr
3
1 7
0
llam plun, r f
4
1 3
0
Ford, c
4
1
0 1
.Shores, If
4 2
1 0
Mena, 2b
4. 0
(I 5
Duy, sa
3
0
2 5
Onuiiuk, p
3
0
0 2
Kd Levy
Ked Huberts
Poling, p
0
0
0 0
-mason, agamvt Iwo losses, to lead
Zim . p
o o o o
u-Treen
1 0
0
0 the circuit with the best earned
Totola
................. 33
7 27 13 run overage
Del.and rapped liner B ill M iller
u (Hounded out fur Zimmerman
Tor I I tills
in Dili.
In other games, Palatka edged
Sanfurd . .
..
UU(I 000 133—9
Oilandu
006 020 000— 7 Cocoa 3 2. in an 11 inning game,
I t —Duy,
Thomas
2,
Levy, Sanfurd heat Orlumlu 9-7 and Ja c k
Hampton 2, Ford, Sm ith, Alenu 2, sonville Beach downed Leesburg
(■uiualea 2, R i -i i I uk, litihin, Hliodes, I I 0
I’ ulnlku scored two In the eighth
C uvallaiu. K — Ha per,
(iu nzalei,
Parian, Hhodes, Im h lli, Huy, 1(111 inning lo go Into a 2 2 He with
Thomas, l.e v y, Hiimplon, Hhuics Cocoa, then scored Hie winning run
3, Ford, Im b ia , Goniale* 3, Hen in the Mill when F lrs l Baseman
tin, Sm ith, C uvallaio ,
Khuiles. (Ju ry HlldeLrsnd diove In Thjrd
211 Sm ith, Cuvaliaro, (iunrnles. Baseman M -m il sm ith with a sin
ill Hcriins, Sm ith.
HH—Sm ith,
Duy. S —Le vy. Triple Play Duy
lo Menu tu Ford tu Dntpp to Ford
to Duy, L e ft— Saiifim l 12, O r
lando 3. HU—off Omillak 0, Haper I, Zimmerman I. SO- by unitBy The Attorlaled Pres*
llak 3, Itaper 3, Alenu 2. HO—
There are no changes tu report
Hupei 5 in 2 2/3 innings, 5 in n s; today in the tight two • team strug
Onuiiuk II) in H Innings, 5 inn *, gle fur the Florida International
Poling 2 in "x Innings, 3 ions. League
buiehall
crown.
The
leading Miami Sun Sox
WP ZlmmerniHii 2. PII- Find. League
Winner Alenu
(3 -2);
I,user— ami Ih clr shadow*, the Miami
Poling (9-2).
II Muioney and Beach Flamingos, both won Mon
Sala no. T 2:20.
day night.
The Sun Sex. ahead by u half
game, jkumuI i -i I out a 0 2 victory
over Hie West Palin Beach Indians,
pell ing three Indian pitchers for
14 hit* Hilly Darden kept Wait
Palm Beach under control with a
neat five hitter to score his 10th
T ii.M iiir m i:vcriin:M
K lita T liv e r ;—a-lata* h i i *
victory
tP I'M 11*11 im lly IlnuhlM
The Flamingo* l .made *U a ll
Town H iiim a i. liklill*li,
liar- straight with a 7 2 derision uVar
llo|i<-. .Inal Mniilliia, Kl««h Warrior.
Key West, sewing up the ronlnst
Iln nl liooi*. ironari-y. v-lvay
*nt iimii n i n — i, latii* tinwith four runs In the fifth on a
(Nrionil H alt llnlly llo iih lri
l.iivniii. M*>a*Dri- t'e II,m il l-l* walk, a hulk and four Mis, Inelud
ore, niiowioetiow.
HI***
in-..- ,,i >ng a two run doulilu liy Knobby
I’overty IMia.-ool, lliiiiiio .im i vi Itoxa
l-ala (l, .■
Tam pa and Havana *plll a (loll
T l t l l t II H VI I'.—a IKilo i | Hr
lilohcudrr, Havana Liking Ihe flrsl
M i l, T i l , IV,
I’ ll *
>|r..|
li'utiv**, I lent,, ill,<i. U til* |.'n,i game 2 I and Ihc Smokers prevail
‘ 'our.,- K i . iii Mr yuur, 11............ . Ing in Ihe spcoik I 4 0
Id * ,I
Si t’eterHliurg defeated Lakeland
P III IIT II It M’H _ V I«II»m Mllr
.
041 "* l,rilv " Du Mu ii . Run H I with a It)n il barrage. Hooks
** r HuiriM llm im kry,
LouktriM. loti *vi Lakeland down with four
(r»|>* |i* Chin*. Tom | | . |,i,,,g , lilts to register his Ivtli victory
Ml («|l,
k i k h i n v i a - , 1 ta ik . m i,
I, Ml"'S|'un, A ■llvail. Kiihilameiital
uw h
ll|iF*<ly I 'I air, Brito, Alt (>,•„ ||
llurklinri l*vro|iay
S IX T H MAI'lt—TIM Ik* VIII*
No llpt. Illcky III*, forkjr ll«li»|,
t'al«v h il l , Nancy liavl*. ('aulalu
CHICAGO i/W-Rpisy B aw ls, Aus
Hwin. Htilrvm, No T**nn.
V
tin. T a x ., pro, still leads the woman
SNAKfl’T*' H AI’Sk—fl'IS tk * VIIt*
HI It' k llnlia, (lr*y Tuepar, Jl* ml,, pm golfers In money - whining for
tin Irla. Kil'a K ln sn d tr, III,,* Mo 1962, but “ w orld" champion Batty
rookay, llmloii H it*,i. daro, t'o
Jameson la crowding her,
!'**».
Miss R aw ls has earned 111,834
r: in n r ti iiv l 'K—am i** vni*
Slorimkay Tops, High
Tailow, tu data, according tu official flg u rai
N*w* Itip orl. Ila rry lllch, Mharn
Tim , K*g*r Al. Powitar * I'alm
llam ly Faro. Up ten*, Itnltlne Lava.
Frsah (luy
TH.VTH HAt:»4— »#a»h Caaraa
NtSTM. KAC^ -Ta/laik* Mils
J»*r'» I'al, l.ady Va», Charndnt
(’ llsd.
Fast
Hr***e,
Another liiM-inr, Ivy Chain, Texas Rand.
Dark Dan, HuduHua, Huuthroit:,
Miami Reach Keeps
Pace With Sun Sox
VuiiiHiu County
Kennel Club
Rutty R I Retains*
Money Lead In Golf
New York Giants Are Rocking
And Reeling Before Brooklyn
Won L
Flo rida Stale l* a * u a
D alaiial
31
D'tona B ch
31
Jag Bch
28
palatka
»
Sanford
23
Orlando
23.
Leesburg
f Unnrg
Cocoa
!•
6'H .
3®
MONDAY’S ItKftULTfl
231
Jacksonville Beach It Leesburg 6
DvLurid 7 Dayton* Beach 0
Palatka 3 Cocoa 2
Sanford 9 Orlando 7
T O D A Y ’S (JA M ES
Orlando at Sanforf)
Jacksonville Beach at Leesburg
Cocoa at Palatka
DeLand at Daytona Beach
P'N irgh
32
33
Chicago 10 84. Louis 3
Huston 114 Now York log
Philadelphia 7 3 Brooklyn 2 9
Cincinnati 10 Pittsburgh 4
Naw Yo rk at Brooklyn (night)
Bnitun at Philadelphia (night)
SI. Louis at Chicago
(Only gam ai scheduled)
Am erican Lcagsa
N. Y o rk
66
44
.384
Gland
83
a
.344
Bolton
37
48
.343
W aih'lun
38
32
.337
Chicago
68
34
.318
P'delphia
54
61
.514
St. Louis
47
63
. 430
Detroit
37
74
.333
New Yorh 7 Boston n
Washington 6-1 Philadelphia 3-3
Detroit at Cleveland, postponed,
rain
Chicago at St. Louis, postponed,
rain
Washington at New Y o rk (night)
Detroit a t’ Cleveland
Philadelphia at Roiton (night)
Chicago at St Louis
Flo rida Interna Honal league
Miami
63
43
444
M. Beach
82
43
641
Tam pa
71
33
.373
Havana
64
57
329
St P'burg
44
40
314
W P, Bch
58
70
433
Lakeland
44
83
340
Key West
34
93
208
Miami 0 West Palm Beach 2
.Miami Beach 7 Key West 2
.St. Petersburg 9 Lakeland 1
Havana 3 0 Tam pa 14 (1st game
7 Innings)
Taippa at Havana
Lakeland at St. Petersburg
Miami at Kay Waal
West Palm Beach at Mlamt Beach
Inning and scored flva runs to heal
Orlando, and move up a notch to
fifth place In the league. Orlandu'v
Senators made their second triple
play uf the season, on a run down
plav
Orlando Manager Kd U>vy f ib ,I
a proteal when Hun Find won held
id second base on an overthrow id I
first
Jacksonville Beach Pitcher Hill
Herman added hi* ISth victory of
lye ya ar, against 12 losses, with
the win over Leesburg He gave
up 11 h il* while his leam m ale* hit
17 uff Leesburg's Fred Montsdeocs.
Before the games, League Presl
deni John K n d h r warned that any
manager or mayor found guilty of
using profanity audible to specta
tor! would be Im m edUtelya ml In
definitely suspended. Krlder xnltl
hta office fn S ilve r Springs Intel
bean nearly swamped ny com
plaints and that “ Ina situation la
beyond the state where a fine will
suffice.’’
By JA C K HAND
Associated Press Spurts W riter
The time is now fur the little
mlrnelo of 1952
Dawn uf this fateful duy — Aug
12 — again finds the bewildered
New York (lim its, rucking and reel
Ing, fur In the w ukr uf the front
running llrnoklyns.
Once mure the peniiuiit is being
ronredrd tu the Dodgers' booming
home run power (Jncu mure the
(Hunt cause Is a forlorn hope nod
a prayer
Nine gullies hack — Instead uf
13 nr 13 ‘ i as they were Iasi year—
August
September drive such us
thrilled the nation In ’51.
Sal Magile is ailing Willie Mays
Is In the Arm y. Mimle Irv in sltll
Is below par l.a rry Jansen Isn't
winning. The outlook for another
m iracle la even darker than Iasi
year.
A freak uf the .schedule — ur Is
It fale? — brings the (Hunts tn
HrookJyn tonight fur a three game
aeries.
The Brook* come Into the hlg
scries with all guns booming ( ill
Hodges, Huy Cainpuiicllu mid J a c k
ie Ilohinson hammered home runs
Monday night in a lug six run rally
In the .sixth Inning at Philadelphia
In earn nn even break for the
night.
Itobln Huberts pitched the Phils
to u 7-2 victory in Ihc tlrsl half
uf a twl • night doiiblehcodcr for
his 18lh win The Phils wore out
front In the second game, loo, on
B ill Nicholson's three
run pinchhomer In the fifth until the Dodger
homer barrage started When It
was over, Brooklyn had the second
game In the hug, OS.
Double disaster was the story
for the (Hunts In Boston where
lllcy followed Iwo shutout defeats
HOLLYW OOD 4 B - The SI P it
er:,burg H. II Hall learn c a p U r d
the Florida women's softball chain*
pioiuliiji Montlu). defeating S L I Iti-lkboru
l uj :
1" I >3
the (m ills.
Trophic* were awarded to A i,j s,
blanked llustim 7 0, opening up a
2 ‘ j game lead on idle Cleveland Sala id West Cuavt ’id le * i -hi
Cleveland
and
Delroit
were most valuable p la y .r In the I or
I
rallied uut. So were St. lands and nament; to Snvrnlle llgner
Chicago in the Am erican
Washington split two with Philodelphia, the Senutors taking the
first on idneh h itler Fran k Cam
pos’ fly hall with the bases loaded
in Hie iiin lii, (! 5. The A ’s hunched
three of their six hits In the sixth
to heat Handy (lum perI on singles
liv K erris Fain mid Dave Phllley
mid Kl mer Vulo’s double, tu win
the second 2 1.
In the other hlg league gake,
Cincinnati drove Pittsburgh even
deeper Into the National League
cellar with a 10 4 romp.
(W O M E N )
W . L . P d .O B
Salvation Arm y
8
1 .839 Huumillat's
5 4 .B6rt 3
Knlerprise
4 5 .444 3
W ades
1 8 .111 7
H rsnlla Thursday
Sal. A rm y 32, Wade’s 18.
KmimilluCa 12, F.nterprlsv 11,
(lam es Tonight
Wade's vs. enterprise.
Huum illat’s vs. Sal. A im y.
P lay-O ff Series
(M E N )
W . L . Pet. tllf
ltulison's ............... 1 0 1.000
Wilsun-Muler
0 l .000
1
^ 8 : 1 5 1». M.
10 - R a c e d
Mnn. • T u e i.
T h u rs. • K rl.
II H ACKS
\ \ 111), and S A T .
Dally Double l i t
and 2nd Itarea
(Julnlclas every
Manny Gates*
Hand
FA N S 20
C L E A R W A T E R (A )- John Hunt
i-r struck out 20 and allowed only
live 'In g le ; to give Ihe Clearwater
Bombers u 3 i) win over St. Peters
burg's All
Stars In the opening
game of the District Three softball
lo o riiiiiiif nl here Monday night
The Iwo teams meet again tunlgllt.
DR. II. McLAMLIN
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FISHING POLES, BAIT AND
TRANSPORTATION FURNISHED
Sanford at Daytona
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Md the police force fc
hie co-operation In prov
H selelV of our boys
And grown-ups as’
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Lv. Htasklay'a Grace*y
P io tr f
II
Lr. Chanbar of Co m
Building. Sanford II
Lr. Hart Grocer*
liM F - M .
Gracaty
Lake Mary
Lr. Longwood Feed
Mkt.. LongReed
Lr. Fuller’! Qfodary
Altameeta
Lr. Hadua Market
Casselberry|
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DK. C. L. PERSONS
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1m »* r a il fo r appointm ent
Phone 175!— 1718
160
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H.P. "ROCKET
HYDRA S i'JlC
Palm etto
DR. L. T. DOSS
CHIROPRACTOR
HOURS 9 to 1 4 - 2 to 3
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Legal Notices
IS T i l l : t I l i f t I T t i l l IIT . S IX T H
J I I I I I T I I . t 'U IlT I T o r Kl.O H i i i t, is
i.s u n m « t :M is u t .K
Moving Merchandise
In Rig Quantities Is
Job Facing Industry
lly SAM 11 \M MIN’
i s 1 1 1 1 0 1:111,
k iH IK
I'
Moimlidns nt
s o . Twin
■K N T Il VI.
r i . l ' t i l l ' V I IP . H I T . in e rth iu u iise w ill have to tie moved
TI«»N t ’llK IH T ASH** I I T ION, A ■by businessmen 1,11 then own hook
H|nr|i|:v *♦»r |" 11'it Ilf ii,
c u e tirr. —once the twin lever s of defense
spen dilu ami new plant construe
K it A \ K i: KA N SK II H ul.
t
ntl.iOiR, lion are w ithdraw n
u n t il it k o i i r i in h %t h i s
That day i f teekoinin: has lic r'i
r \ r i:
t «»
I : \ \ K It (M b N I'i; tit.I M A l - putt pone. I l.y the steel strik e 's
•J IN T \ f.V SN KH lit«• \%if. If Alive
ii. .i If .!• *<1
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a* iifu s lo v u .iu 'i iif till 11 s11 y alt.) ly the
kfuUN U h« rta <|»»Vl«M»w l> B it lffr HT stretch out ..I tin re a rin a iiie u t pro
kr lilt ••
KI IU IA N V I •«• MA IlIH. cra m
if [*|lv* Iitrl bit* utikii m u n(HIUA0 If
mur rl#«l n t if tlrHd. Ok* iiukiioffn
Hut now it's expected to come
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n, I t*Ku |
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fr«|n. * it v it m>| nil nlli> t (ihft<tin> fsom ettm . ..rter mul IttVt \m l c. v
fiii v Iti|i " i « I aI i i i I iiki iiru i sic lit» I if i*? | ernm eni ..ml l.ualnensmeu are wm
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i 'm int i FI>ri ii| a , i>i' u ii
exp .iiu lv.l im lostry set up tuny ami
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it liy'fnit* fill* Mull till v nf AURlitil.
V I* lS'tZ. iiitl if wm fail fn ifii(
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t-llttUO'l ii»(inIII1’! loti I •“r th f M'Uflf
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Tilt* im ftifi "f llm* -still In anull
lu iioltu (In* il l *' fn • f.t iilmvc* ik *
Norlnrtl i rMi t f swin| Infin? plA ili.
lift Itr -**111 t» * m intr rh rrio f,
Io K n AN* « iiU K M C I* *11
fnlkl stftlilP 1 » n llltl) FlntiilA , Mill
? l i | .hi) of J iih A H ll& t
<• F III IINIMIN
♦')* i b *tf l 'U i till L util t*
IS L A M
Ii tin \ MTHt’f I r
jJnlUUl >r| f •1» P F tln iirr
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MuKiiutl.i AM'inni
.-it Hf"f *1 Kin* Mil
to slave <uf a sharp slump
■issuing a "Ku lde h>r com petitive
The N utbttnl Kales E x e c u tiv e s. iiio r k t ls ,"
Inc
- a ismttn «'f some 20,000
E .iu stip J o u iim iii Solon, d ia irn ia n
I’x e c u liv e * illre c lliiii Hie efforts of of N F K ’s ad viso ry plim niny eom
I wo m ilium >ale'm en - o ffers one in illr e
ami
vice
president
of
M't III Mlllltlnfls lix iliv
Owen*
Illin o is (lia s * Co . say,T h e p u vrrn iu cnt Ciitm nm w* See the m an u al's nun is to help point
ic tiiry S aw yer s.iv«. hn> m uler w s ) mil v uy> " In keep (he distribution
t, emu flciwtnu
free from ■•t.ie
ii stud) nf l> ii'iiie»' noil em ploy
•hoi
menl prospect, D epartm ent econ I mint polls nl im rn ln rte «
om ists Im re Seen tnlil In eume up downs and other o bstruction'
with i. ,iy» *in j means of keeplnp
In cre ase the i n ii'o m ln e p o u ci o’
mil plan
tlum ,- pniMe o iiie lh'* defense httlhl the eoiisnm ei sell linn
up er.il-, mul « lieu in d ustry, w illi for s till more sales
that » the
lin -ally Hu reii-e il in d u stria l pro w ay to lx*nf the slum p lliat m o ld
II ii i-1ii it i f .n . l i l H ' ha !• In look to follow
I lie let down in ileleiise
in t i' nun ill in.uni ulnoe In keep il spending, Hie N SK soldi p ie ,n in
tills)
T h e Volume nl I appal onlt.iv lot
I he N iiltoniil S a le ' F .x e riitiv c s plant and new e ip n p n o iil w ill have
•ill in It the thinner a ml llaye done In he lied ill si itli pi mini < '.ilc *
Mime plunnfnu nf their m m To ami eonipun) prod ls a ie also
NSC hold
Sn
help businessm en tiiove the itiuuri keyed to saU»
i i .n
nf me 1 1 ha ml me when "w e w ithin a vein m -u tin -.de-m .oi
lim l uUI m 'I v c - m u e mure III a pe is oolllll to tie the key in in in inn
t a il nf L iiiu p e lilii'ti," I lie N S K is whole economy
ID A H A N F O R D It B R A l.n
T n o iln jr, August I 2. 195! I'.iu r 1
K IN ' II AM P S I K VI), K tislm id •/*-V rn iiu 'rH nf tin* IN-riLim* rmtllM
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now 2 hi'ilroom liim o i, elect tic
kitchen, tiieu l.fu at Io n , u cicelled
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or hUfi It. <;. C. W elsh.
N IC K three room ap artm en t. A p
ply Palmetto Grocery, Tl 17 Pul
motto Avenue. IO.UO per week.
A dults only.
N A . A . H. Personal (In ly , I three
lirdroum house, com er Adam s X
!!0lli. K lr r t r lr kitch en , acieioied
porch,
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COTTAGE. Kltchtn «t]ulpm*nt
only. V*rv atiractlv*. Adult*
only. 614 Elm.
Used IlrbRHct
f 5.00
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10.00
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Suit,'
15.00
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20.00
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I .I v I r k Itoom Suite
‘20.00
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f(e|f. ( I III 1(5 Shopworn
■Tpe, Itedioum Su ite 711.00
Hep. ( I PJ P5 Shopworn
2 pc. Sofu Ih d Suite MH.OO.
M A T IIK K O P S A N F O R D
203-60 E . 1*1 81. Phnn* 137
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fill local ■■(tii * Mnal ha' * pit it
tlii; and hitliioclim i s p iio m i
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WORK WANTED
A IIY S IT T K H . M rs Fallve, t.ert;
i„'at refereoees i'to*,,,' r.'l.'l I
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- 11.
CABIN ETS Koinilc* lops. C. Vail
I' l|ii|!in com a l,out. 18 t'h r'S
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now
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Set vice., Ml. Li ns. ph. 4771.
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Open E iju J iiy 11:00 tt. oi. - 7.20
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6.00-16
6.50-16
6.40-15
6.70-15
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YOU
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YO U PAY
T IR E A T
T IR E A T
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R C O . P R IC E
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36“
11”
12”
13”
14”
15”
40”
44“
13”
14”
45”
15”
You'll find the lowest prices in town at Firestone during
this Pre-labor Day Sale.
great savings. This is your opportunity to have the B E S T at a
Coma In And Sava—
sensational sale price.
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In m ind fu llv befo re the N m r ln h c r
Photo by Fre d K lrs b n e i It, p rin t Rtudi»
JanoM I., lo g le y , form er president o f the Snofnid Atlentb- N ational Rank nod pn it p tcd d cn l o f *l,
H utnry C lub, u m presented Monday w ith n plaque in rerogoitioo o f Id i art-vice* to the club noil lo ,* c it y <>f Rnofnrd.
I.e ft to lig h t, are Mm. lugley, Mr, Ingle", Jin k Ki.tigau who mad'' lb- prorntat*",'
nod President Hoi H a rris .
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School Teachers Hans Announced Kiwanians Enjoy
tor Blood Clinir ri n. 1 c in
Report For Work On
Thursday, 21st “ et5|,es ” rawnn
Monday Morning
By Mrs. Crowell
- 1tin 11'iTnti'
School
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M n r n u ik r
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A ll tenebei* of rehonU In Rem
tmde Comity have been requested
fo tepm l for work Monday morn
ing. and during the next two
weeks w ill make plum for Mo e„
mring srhool year.
Schools w ill open I.n Tio s.lsy .
.Sept. 2, the I lay a fte r l.uhnr llr v .
it svn* announced today by Kup t
r w 1jia im i
B
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iV lit u m
M e d v e d T o ( Je n e ra l
BitlH Are Asked For
Naval Station Work
No matter haw far away
from home yon may ga on yawm a t Ion you ran readily ratrh
tip on the home taw a nawa by
’ wiling tba flaafatrf Hera*-4
when you retnra. You eaa ar
range with your carrier bay, ar
through Charlie Morrison, clrealatlnn ms oarer, hr telephoning
14*. lo hare ynur regular taaaaa
af tha Herald saved far yo*»
while you are. away, to be da
llvered lo your ham* la aae
jorkage upa* your return
There la no aalra charge. The
regular w m m t eahacrli
rata will «atttte allreg ak r
aertbara tajhta addHIaaal i
lea. Kefere Waving as year va-
D e m o cra t
In c lc p r n t lc n l
T h e I'n u n ty 8 r h t .il Hoard w ill
meet tiu n o iro w m orning, and u
number o f new teacher apimin*
m ent* w ill be made, he ijeelared.
M eanw hile, an Im provem ent prog ra m , costing n ea rly »fi0 ,ntw Is
being ca rrie d on fo put srhnnl
buildings In readiness for the
opening o f the term .
I'rln cip n l
H erm an
r,. M orris
nointed out th is moridng Hint
olaris s r r being made and action
is expecled -non on I lie building
o f three H ildiliolinl rlits-room - "il
tile su u lli wing o f Hemlnolc High
Sflim d . A n addition of alniul d'l
feel w ill be made lo the school
lib ra ry room.
New ru rta in s and srm tery have
lieen ordered fo r the High srhool
aud ito rium , specificatio n s f n r
which a r* prepared bv E . J ,
M onghton, a rch ite ct.
Flo o rs of
rooms and h a lls a t* being sanded
ntid w ssad .
A t the South Side P rim a ry
Srhool tba m alo r im iuovem en* Is
the ra isin g n f the floor of Hire a r of the sehoot auditorium In
order fo p e im lt p u p lh to see the
stage better. T h e elevation at th«
back of the h a ll w as three feet,
t»n In-hes, and the Incline .slope.)
two th ird s of the w ay lo the
stage. W a lls have lieen painted
s Ueht vello w in the upper portion
and lig h t green In the low er. T h is
w ith a lig h t ce llin g produces a
h rle b t, rh e e rju l look.
M rs. J . 0 . M ll-h e tl, p rin cip a l,
today expressed pleasure at the
Im provem ent o f her o ffice In clu d
Sealed bids for Installation of ing w a lls w ith two shades of
aviation fuel atorage at the "re e n , celotex celling and new
Ranfurd Naval Auxiliary Air Sta linoleum on the floor. , T . ft. I . ontion will he received until 2:00 d re ss, Ja n ito r, w as busy Henning
rn., Sept. 10, by the 8lxth Naval flo o rs. A ll h all floors have been
latlet Public Work* Officer, at nnlnled. and the lu n rh room Is to
the Naval Rase In Charleston, 8.be nnlnled green and w hite.
C., the nubile Information officer
C o m p rising tha firs t through
at the Charleaton bate announced th e fo u rth H'ltdes. enrollm ent w ill
today.
hn more than (500, M rs. M itchell
The work Include* fuel atoraga predicted. T w o e x tra tt achers w ill
tank transfer amt lump pumps, ha required fo r the two addi
combination facilities for unload tio n al rooms to be onenrd, m aking
ing aviation fuel from tank car* the total 20 teachers.
an d trurksi piping electrical
The major Im provem ent at the
equipment, control*, wiring and West Side Primary School la the
area lighting) fencing, concrete construction n f a new lunch room
and earthwork | road, aurfaeo building on the north side n f the
drainage and aoll stabilisation; grounds. The foundation o f the
and tank truck loading.
concrete block building has been
from
Lee
’ aid, and workm en
Rrothers were busy this m orning
Installing plumbing connections.
Sanford Herald
Vacation-Pack
L o iik r
S ib ils
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ArniPfl KnriTY fllomfl ponor !>*iv l
or 1hr month nf A i i ^im I w ill hr
lirM at l h«* Parish llnim* r»n Ann
71 between I fgl p in mid H INI p m ’ K l c d i o n
M ts i lle b r e r » S te v e n s . H e ll ' to ss
lIliH id It in k r h iir m t in , sa id tm l.iv
Iio n a tin n s Wtti tie u re e iitN t fro m
anyone 21 to 'id and all llmse Ifl In
21 « bn have their parents* permis
in writing, lie said Miss !*‘ e
" n .i ernphastrnl that fatly foods
-hnuM nnt be eaten tour hours prior
donation, amt -aid that ahnnl a
" ""* »PI‘ll*’ «nt»
tlnn had to be liirnerl away In Ju ly
beeame they had eaten1inipr„|)erly
, I be enr.imltlee In charge nf he
AnmiM B rtvr Inrhiflra John Will
ia rn a . r t v t r r lu lin ; K
.1. Mnuuhtnn
Ir . business d is tric t; M ark t'leve
land J r . co u n ty; John M ille r.
.-i.u r, h e s. N nncv T crw llte g e r and
„ rt)r n |s |ie r , p u b lic ity ; M rs M K
, )a r r t l neoTgetow n, M r* M attie
I M e rritt, GoMsbftrn;
M rs
C la ra
w h „ w ill be In charge nf Ihe
| . a r | s(,
M rs Voile W illia m s,
enntren c h a irm a n ; and M o ( bar
|p, W ctsslrr. wlndou d isplay ch air
Hunt M ercu ry motor dealer- w ill
furnish Iru n sport a I Ion u ,i ml Irum
the I ’ .r l- b House to ,m v” ite Inter
esteil In giving hlood
M is- Stevens rls o - jn l Hi M the
length of lim e w ithin u h li h one is
mil nllmved tn donate a ■.einml tim e
has been reilpeed lo six weeks, ami
ihe urged lh a l everyone who has
not donated w ithin that period
'.tumid do sn (h it Hint
(iJovcrnor’s Vi si I
Planned By Pil«t«
P lan s were made nt the Pilot
Club m eeting last night (>. enter
tain M rs. D orothy I tor a f n l " f
Jn c k to n v llle , lieutenant
d istrict
governor of P ilo t In tern ation al
on Rent. 5 whan she w ill m ake
her o ffic ia l v is it to the b,ral cltrh.
M rs, N a n cy Brock presided over
the short business session which
was held In Ih * Yacht f lu b
Hh«
appointed M rs, H u ll. R rn ll as
ch airm an fo r the Hub o f the Hlood
Hank In co-operation w ith Hie
I,In n s (Tu b project
Announce
merit wns also made <>f the fa ll
council m eeting o f D istrict Fo u r
to lw held nt the P rin ces* Isscn a
Hotel in D aylonn Reach Hepl.
1.1-14.
A report o f the "M ilk Hank"
ch a irm a n , M r*. W . E . H nllcyhead,
revealed a lo ta l n f 2.12 q u art- of
fre sh m ilk fu rn ish ed u n d e rp riv i
leged fa m ilie s (h irin g the month
n f J u ly .
T h e group voted l» hold the
next
m eeting
at
Hnn Lam b.
Hprlnga anti to In v ite members o f
the O rlando and W in te r P a tk
C lu b* fo r a Jo in t p icn ic. M r*. J .
C . M itch ell and M iss Id le Woodend are In charge o f a rra n g e
m ent* fo r tha p len lr which w ill
bo held on A u g. 2d.
KINO TO TOUR V. H.
NEW YORK 08 - King Felial It
Claude Howard le In rhargn of the
of Iraq begins a month long lour
construction.
Painting and sanding o f flo o r* of United Stale* today with a re
reption at clly hill and a royal
1* In progress a t the Hanford
Grammar flchanl, s a i d Principal cheer for Ihe Bums at Ebbeta
Ren Rteelc, Plans are being made Field.
The tT-year old monarch, who
to enlarge the wings o f the stage landed Tuesday on the (jueen
In *na auditorium.
Mary, I* lo be received by daynr
No Inerase In enrollment Is Vincent
Impellltterl at noon after
a
looked for, said Mr. Steele, Last a parade up lower Broadway.
year tha school, comprising nine
Then hla aide* are to take him
rooms of tha fifth end sixth grades out lo the New York nhnta Brookhad WO punllf. A new sound i lyn Dodgers
,
ball «*ma. Though
system has been secured for u*«* Faisal
r « iiB| admits tn knowlog little
In chapel and for providing music about baseball, ht »ay» he under
for outside folk dancing.
stand* th* Dodger* are "one of
At tha Junior High School, work the morn Important teami.
Is continuing in cleaning up. paint
ing floor*, ate., In preparation for
J UVKNI L lT A HltlMTS
th* opening.
Two Ifl year old youths, arre.itrtl Monday night after having entared the Bemlnole Club, a closed
MBBTING
* night cluh bulling on the ol Or
of Kike Lodge No. lando Highway, will appear In
held Thursday even- night club building on th* old OrA treasurer will Judge Douglas Btenetrom, .Sheriff
P. A Mara announced yesterday.
NO. 250
A d la i’s W h i t e H o u s e Visit
S t i r s U p P o l i t i c a l Storm;
B y rn e s M o v e s T o Help Ik e
Jim Ingluy Day At Rotary
C o u n ty
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A ssoclntril l’ ri‘s« l.p in n l Wirt-
W E D N E S D A Y , A T f i r S T l:i, 1902
• State Road Depart
ment Tells ICC To
Move Slowly In De
termining A c t i o n
T A L L A H A S S E E LP - T h e S lab
Boat! D epartm ent today advised
the State im provem ent Cnm m la
lio n to move slo w ly In co n ild erin y
the building of a F lo rid a tollplkc
system .
in a fo rm al report to the com
m in io n , the road board said It Ir
not "alto g eth er In ag reem en t" with
the recom m endation of a New Y o rk
consulting c n cih re rln g lirio thal
a toll turnpike project should hr
atarted Im m e d la lrly . The proposed
road would run down the E a st
Const from Ja c k so n v ille In M iam i
w ith a ip u r to the T a in p ii Si Pe
tersburg are a.
“ We are of the unanim ous opln
ion that fu rth e r study of a posIHvr
nature ahould be made concern
Ing a F lo rid a turnpike syste m ."
the road •departm ent report said
T h e road board told Ihe com
m ission that the next step in con
ild erntio n of the turnpike proposal
la " a c a re fu l a n a ly s is " of the con
lu llin g en g in eers' report by thr
governor, the Im provem ent com
m ission and the Cabinet Hoard of
A dm inistratio n which supervises
county and d istric t road anil bridge
bond Issues.
" A fte r this study, If It ajtnears
that there Is a reasonably (Inan
r ia l soundness for considering a
lim ited access toll fa c ility in F ln r
Ida, the next s lr |i to be taken would
he to obtain a tra ffic and earning
report, w hich should establish be
yoml any rrn so u a b lr doubt the fl
naneial soundness of such a lim it
ed access toll fa c ilit y ." the road
board said
Once this had been done, Hie
next step would be consideration
of possible fliia ltrln g of the project
through revenue c e rtific a te s
The m a il hoard said lls prrsent
m em bership has only four and a
h a lf m onlhs rem ain in g In office
and " It w ill be Im possible for US
to consider and re ceive during (his
Ihb
ad m in istratio n any of Ihe addition
al report* that would be needed
lo determ ine what ajiprnacb should
be made.
"W e fu rth e r do not believe that
the road boaid should en ter Into
any agreements of an y nature or
kind In connection w ith th is pro
posed turnpike th al would bind our
successor road hoard during the
shoe! rem ain in g lim e In o ffic e ."
How ever, the present board ree
om oiendeil tlu v W arren , Ihe Jinpro venieiil Com m ission, the Hoard
of A d m in istratio n , the L e g isla tu re ,
the next governor and Ihe succeed
Ing road board study the proposal
ca re fu lly r.r. 1 exam in e all Its de
tails
ftefore lo t ros.'. board report was
subm itted to tbs co m m ission. Gov
W a rrrn put h im se lf solidly behind
Ihe turnpike pionnsal He told ihe
com m ission he feels Ihe proposed
turnpike "o ffe rs the greatest po
ten tlal for F lo r id a " nf any protect
e ve r suggested
" I have the feeling lh a l a turn
pike Is In evitab le at some tim e ,"
he as Id " f t Is ju st a question nf
when It w ill come sooner nr la le r
T h is com m ission w ill have much
fo do w ith w hether It com es la te r
If it come* la te r It m ay Hunt the
growth of F lo r ld e ."
after*
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Pointing To Stevenson Endorsement
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i n m m .in d opened .1 th re e d a y pn
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U.S.O. Variety Show Presented
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Mora than f 75 N a vy men. hint
csxcs and g liasla last night cn e ve d
"M a y 1,'ine‘a V a rie ty Show ', an
outstanding
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snrue o f C e n tra l F lo rid a 's !>■ ' ' l1
ent at n 1I.H.O. p a rty at It" ' " VV
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The program
w as p r. - mI c .I
uiuler d irectio n n f M rs. F d » ,'d I
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p a rty w as given In honor •<( ihe
men o f the Hanford Nnv«.l A ir
Statio n who are le avin g till* " ' ck
fo r n M editerranean G rulae Worn
en n f thn Hanford Business and
P ro fessio n al W om an's C lu b a ssist
ed in thn prep aratio n s and p>o
gram .
Am ong those who scored out
standing h it* In the entertainm ent
w as D avid H e ste r, Sanfo rd burl
tone and student at E m o ry Hoi
V eraity, who w ith Ml** J-'-n r.c l ane
M illar aceop-oanytng. sang "fine
A lo n e" and "H e ca u s*."
Bird Imilntlona by Mia* fdamay
Cook, D«Land, a former vaudeville
a fa r, and h*r whistling o f favo rite
tune*, drew heavy applaiiae.
M rs.
Freda llllton, Orlando,
brought wllh h*r a talented group
o f young performer*, accom pany
in g them on tha piano. These Ineluded Joan Beaev in songs and
dance*) Rill Worth and M arjo rie
Willis In a kiddle comedy song
duet and solos I Dean M cCracken,
song ami tan dan cin g; Ju lie liv id ,
a favo rite here In snugs; ynmig
llry a n t
H .irr ix m
ainging eottilc
songs. Jean Itersey, a v e rsatile
p erfo rm er, gave a song and dance
ro u tin e, and la te r perform ed a d lf
fli'llll acrobatic dance.
q-h„ tln|| ,VB., ,|,.cn rn te ,l In red.
j , v M rs. Jo h n f a i l
| n,r, th * Mieses Ju n e and .fan Hag
gett, Mrs (.one and Dan Hhepherd
from the N a va l A ir S tatio n .
M r*, (.nun and M ia. E aca r i ’ rlrc
had cl.arg e nf the refreshm ent*.
Keyn o tin g the fare w e ll to the
service men were the decoration*
on the refreshm ent tnblc, Including
n w ater color p ain tin g by G retcben
C ro w e ll nf .« dep arting »bln w ith
hoafiMse* w a vin g fa re w e ll. >, min
la tin o nhlp <n a largo r.ilr-n r rrf le r ln r . antall boats, a llq l.l house
(im) ( r ||
G en eral ch a irm a n o f the If.S .O .
entertainm ent ro m m itlaa was M rs.
L a n e , assisted by Mr*. Jo lm C a r l
ton, M r*. Gibson H at-s nnd M r*.
W . A . C agle. ltoste*aea frnm the
H.AI'.W. Clot, who aaslsted In
serving refreshment* were Mrs.
Trice, Mr*. K. H. Carter, Mr*.
Blanch Btringer and Mra. Eleanor
Kavenol. The refreshment* Includ
ed cake*, punch and nuts.
Dancing wa* enjoyed following
the antertalnmcnt.
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an il f n m in tiiiis t o rg / in lre r ii i Gem
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>Vi dmm from ntir hill n m lrtlin fiir
H m o ny of Jo h n am i M a rth a E ih ito n
.■lid l l i r y 'dated lh a l M r W est had
l,i f r u i t r . 1 1 tie d irfu lin tt In * o(n
se ven H m r rh e s im d e r h is J u r liille
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lio n , and n Hoy S m u t troop w n * |I m in i " H o lla r * fm d f m m v " - no
o rg an ize d In o a rh n f llio c h u r H ii" .
liiiii’ ii w lih ’h paid for
ino'd nf
Slid III* p lan w a s to In d n c lrln n lc
C h m v d ra tlin itlH D i v r l #• y | p«*n »•
" I m i l h im (W e s t ) at n m eei
Ing of th r ('n in in im lM p a r ly In
I t ill "
W eal now liv e s w ith h |s u-ife s lid
iw n c h ild re n on a 200-arre fa rm
n e a r D o iig la s v llle , G s , nbniil tu
m ile s fro m A tla n ta
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phone and w n s nol Im m e d ia te ly
, llc le com - r o lo R H t (*’ "
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a v a ila b le fo r c o m m e n t on M ain
H a n fo rd T it u s v ille
canal
poit'd
so w ’ s te stim n n y
w ill appear tn th" A u g ii't cd iln i,
T h e su b c o m m itte e p u b lish ed pin,
of fV a /a re r which " 'ill !>" iaautil
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F rid a y . Dave H o w ard , ed ito r, in
f,, lined Chamber »f
m iner,.M anag er F o rre st I I I "«T e u itd g e in
a l-ttc r today
M> H ow ard, who attended ft,"
local conference ro n c’ io m g (lo
T h * Reminnlo H igh School hand canal on J u ly " I 1, staled Hint Ii"
mat Tuesd ay night to discuss plan* w ill *»nd th * C ham ber of Com
for pre-aeliooi r* h * a n a t* in p re m rrre a supply of the ,\ ig a i1 n *
paration fur p layin g at the five The * i lld e w ill contain < m.rp
home fo o th ill gam es. T h e band ha* of file canal route.
Sanford Is due to receive fav
alr.a bean engaged to p lay at the
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dedication crre m o n lr* In tha Me o ra h lc pid d icity
w hich w ill a j,pear soon In F la t ids
m orial H'adlum on A ug. 22.
T h e fir s t rehearsal w a* »chet|. W ild life M ugiirlne. A number of
tiled for F rid a y , A u g. Ifl at 7:3(1 picture* o f th is c ity and area
p.ni. In tha hand b a ll. Hefrash- w ll appear In tha n m i(*iin e which
mant* w are served nt tho m eeting I* due to uppcitr 1 (11, 11.
Tho
C h am ber o f Com m erce
E . I L C o w le y, bnnd d irecto r,
comnllmantfld Ilonnlo Anderson on’,0l,ril niuoting, due to hnvo b e ,|i
hla leadanhlp of the bnnd during held last night, will Im held next
High School Band
Plans Rehearsals
summer rehearsal*.
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M illard S m llh of the Clr.,' 1 " iir t it coining lo S an fo rd
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rod Id the week the Vrnihtftfjt WrtWI
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f » l « “* Monday, August 11, 111I ’- !' | Nnl fount Cimrd ■ bad already been termed a success.
ICeatlaaeS ream Par.* Oael
During tbe Governor’s Day Cele Menaced By Walkout
IMS The award (or highest train bration,
Col. Oentry White, repre
ing achievement was awarded to senting General
Lance, presented
Mrs. Clark
HOLLYWOOD (I t- Members of
ihe Medium Tank Company of tbe Kisenhower trophy
the Medi th* Screen Writers Guild and the
Lako City In honor of Caul. Hubert um Tank Company ofto tbe
Authors League of America celled
>1. Johnson, a member of
Company Infantry Regiment from Lake lX4th
if Ci
City. • strike today against the Alliance
(Caatlaav* » ram r*a* Oaat
< of Orlando. He wa* commission The
Company, commanded by Sec of Television Film Producers.
'd as Second Lieutenant upon In- ond
IIU aeitruicuasftl
r lOyQ w.
at
Lieutenant Floyd
L. nvuMUKi
Kennon, la
j, . soendrd reasonable that thr luction with the 12Hh Regiment, U
Tbe Alliance comprises 13 mem
• Clark* should have a Mu fight (e Inter was transferred to Para the first unit In Florida to recelvt ber firms and the walkout may In
ng
about her daughter running off chute School, which he entered as
terrupt production of more than
with a boy who wai “way up i first lieutenant. At Ihe time of standing company sue unit In Flor half of the filmed TV programa
'jromitr In Ala*ka” at the tlmr ’ll* death, he was serving as hal Ids In 1931. Georgia's Distinctive made in Hollywood.
and that because of thl* Mr*. ation cominsmler of a psrslroop Service sward went to W. O. Her Nine months of negotiations broke
bert N. Bridges, F Company 122nd down more than a week ago whan
Clark (hnul.l take rat poi»on.
eglment.
Regiment
the Alliance refused demands by
Ha pointed out too that acrord
The third award presented at the
M-Hgl. Victor U. Turner, Head the duild and the League.
ing to all the wltnrue* hut Mra. .'cremonie* went to the Medium
lark, no one rherke.l the money Tank Company from l.uku City, quarter* Company 121*1 Regiment, Th* demands are: Advance pay
Cla
Paul Joiner, Company L, ment! to the writer against a per
In the cu«h drawer but her al Headquarter* and Headquarters Capt.
I2lst Regiment and Col. Roy Lugan, cental* of a film's gross earnings,
though thu reglstration rani* were "ampuny, Second Battalion from .commander
of the 121st Regiment. with Anal
mat payment
after the propay
checked by other people, and hr Starke, Company 1 from Sanford,
121st Regiment was also the duccr baa cleared his negative
notar! too that the te»tlmony Company M of DeLand, and Flr*t The
winner of the Commanding Gen' cost; leasing, rather than outright
showed that the tabulation made Bntlalion, Medical Platoon. Midi- eral's
Trophy. Company I of the sale, of scripts on a seven • year
Of the dally rn»h receipt* were ;al Company from Tallahassee for 124th Infantry
Regiment, commend
deatroyrd at Mr*. Clark'* direc ilghest armory and camp utten- ed by Capt. David M. Gatchel was renewable basis; reservation for
the author of movie, dramutic, ra
tion.
lance. This awunl was presented awarded the Pershing Trophy for
and publications rights In ma
He concluded by emphntltinK n honor of Capt. Shelton ll Pierce tho highest figure of merit In the dio
ha writes for TV.
that the Jury must make up It* if Jacksonville. Capt. Pierce en Third Army Area In season range terial
The Guild and the League have
mind whether Mr*. Clark or the listed In the howitzer company In preellre.
no contract with the Alliance. The
State'* witnesses were telling the June of 1933 lie came through the
Florida units participating were Alliance has voluntarily been pay
truth on the Important point* on ranks to second lieutenant In 11140. the 124th Infantry, commanded by log
tbe Guild minimum of 8300 for
Which they disagreed.
He was later transferred to tho Air Col. Robert darkness, with head a half hour TV script.
The defense attorneys, Judge Corps, and was killed In an air quarters in Jacksonville; 48th Quar
Erne*t llousholder and hi* son crash of a medium bomber In 1943. termaster Company, Jacksonville;
Karlyle, emphasised that Mrs. Thr fourth award prcsenlrd was 748th Ordnance Maintenance ComThe Weather
Clark would have been unable to tie "lllghost Qualification In Anns"
Jacksonville; 149th Field
*«t aside 110,000 when she wa* award. This award was presented Artillery battalion, Lakeland; 202nd
•filing tags liefore she put th* to Company I from Sanford In hon Medical Battalion, Miami, Head Asheville
13
as
37
money Into the rash register or of First Ll. Jack M, Nicholson, quarters Detachment and Separate Boston
70
71
1.G7
which, they rontendad, was the Jacksonville, who enlisted as a Detachment, Headquarters Com Chicai
82
03
only time she could have taken It rlvoto In the Howltirr Company pany, Jacksonville.
Clrvelsr
10
50
23
without the people to whom she Fn 1932. He received the Florida
Georgia guardsmen Included the Los Angelas
•
68
61
wa* selling the tsg* eventually Radge of Service ill 1937. following men of Ihe 121st Infantry Regi Now Orleans
91
74
noticing it.
five year* of service. U. Nicholson ment, commanded by Col. Roy New York
83
71
“It I* absurd to assume," Judge was appointed second lieutenant In Hogan with headquarters In Macon Seattle
80
76
llonsholder argued, “that enough 1938 In 1942 he wn* appointed us and Ihe 122nd Infantry Regiment, Washington
88
08
.13
waa slipping out of that office first lieutenant. He died In uctlon commanded by Col Roy K. Norvell Jacksonville
92
77
03
for 110.0(H) to he slipping out, st at Brest, France, on the 29th of willi headquarter* In Atlanta; 118th Miami
89
74
OS
least If Just this lady was doing August, 1944, us u member ul tin* and 230lh Field Artillery Battalions, Tallahassee
89
02
73
Savannah; J79lh Field Artillery
the slipping.”
.Second Inluntry Division
noth attorney* mentioned the The fifth award which was pres Iluttalloii. Atlanta; Ml* Company,
After more than five years of
lasity which they said the testl- ented was the Best Drill Cup, to Springfield. Division Band, Me- preparation, * photographic
‘
iky
money demonstrated ifl the office Cornpuuy A from Tallntiassi-e III con; lleconnalsance Company, La- ( h u t of the Milky Way a*
of the collector and argued that honor of ('apt Claude J Hackney, £ » " * « SJH"*1 Company. Atlanta; from the southern hemlaphc
sphere Is
anyone in thnt office was In a Jr., of Live Oak, wlm served as JfiOlh Engineer Combat Battalion, ready
...............................
for distribution to 150
position to take the money. How personnel officer of Ihe !2Hh In Columbus; and Ihe 190th Tank Bat- astronomical o b s e r v a t o r i e s
ever, Judge lloushoblor said that fantry. He luter transferred to the tullun, Forsyth, Ga.
throughout ths world.
by finding the defendant “not Air Corps, where he became a Every service was being provided
guilty” the Jury would nnt lie P-31 Pilot Capt. Hackney was shot for Ihe clllxcn-soldleri while they
were In training at the military
pointing the finger of suspicion down over Germany.
at any other person nor accusing The Machine Gun Kfflclcncy tro reservation situated In the foothills
wa* presented In Ihe best ma of the Appalachian range. Chap
the fltate'* witnesses of perjury,
le gun section in the regiment, lulni uf tho Divison accompany the
that they would Just bo saying
that from the evidence presented Company II from U'cshurg. This men on ull field trips, and dispen
they could not say that Mrs. trophy was presented In honor of saries. field hospitals, well-supplied
Capt. Herbert C Kaufman of Tal mess hall*, I'x1* movies, sports and
Clark was guilty.
Judge lloiisboldur reiterated tlial lahussee. who was for a number all fuclllllc* for health and enter
everyone In the office did all of years, une uf the I2tlh's out tniument were In full operation.
standing machine gunners He later
phases of the work together.
"The testimony ha* shown." ho transferred from the 121th to Ihe
Carrier Boxer
said, "that everybody In that off Paratroops, where he was soon
‘" . s ll a a t Z r r i w * * . ,
ice did whatever them wu* to lie promoted to captain Capt. Kauf land. M e, commander uf Ihe
done whenever they could find the man wus killed III action ill North Boxer.
time, and there Is n lot of work Africa, In one of Ihe first coordi "It wa* worse than World War
to ho done down there, and I can nated actions of the pnrutroops II," tuld Gurney. "At least than
tell you those ladle* do u good during World War Two
we I.-.kI warning of enemy plane*
Job III that tag department. I Thu Rifle Tram Competition coming This came without any
Award
wus
presented
to
llcadqunr
mean they’re busy."
warning."
Judgu liiiusholiler said that Mrs. ters Company of the Third llattulIt wa* a quiet, peaceful morning
ion
from
Kustls,
In
honor
of
Capt,
Claik came before tho Jury with
ulmard the lloxer — steaming
William
H.
Smith,
former
sergeant
a reputation for honesty wnn dur
along at 30 knot*. The night raider
jng IK years of employment In the In K Company nf Jacksonville, who plane* had Just landed and tho day
died
In
the
Kuro|>cun
Thcutrc
uf
Tag Collector'* office, that tho
raider* were about to take off.
earlier years of that period had Upcratlons, alter being prumulcd to Suddenly a fire broke out In the
company
commander
of
tils
unit.
been under John 0. Jenkins, Tax
gas tanks nf one nf the planes.
Collector for MO years, against These trophic* were oil nwarded Some observer* thought a ma
In
honor
of
former
enlisted
men
in
whose administration there hod
chine gun "hell had accidentally
never been any Imputation of the 12l!h Regiment who came up discharged from tho plana behind.
through
tho
ranks.
Any
unit
whirl
’ dishonesty, and that she hail
The fire *prnad to other plants.
worked Ihere longer than anyone wins any of the trophic
Soon bullet* were ila*hlng about
consecutive
year*
will
he
allowed
the deck, fired by tha tremendous
•Isa in the office.
Itcul.
“ If It had not been fur the flirt In kiep It permanently
that thl* lady had the misfortune According to officials around Hie "I *uw the gas lank go up." say*
124th lleudquarlers, eompctillun sailor Kd Hawley, Philadelphia,
to make an attempt on her life fur
thu regimental trophic* has who wus working on the flight
at about tbe time this shortage
wa* discovered, when she didn't been very keen, more mi , perhaps, deck
last year, especially fur the
"Flame* ami «muke began to
even know them was ii shortage," than
Rifle Compctlllon awunl The medi fill Ihe deck Immediately. KIgbt
Judge iloushohler said, "she would cal
company of the 12till competed away It *preud to other planes.
nut be here today.
In the rllle compctlllon even (hough All of them were parked with (ull
"If she had not hnd that un unarmed.
Medal* wero award'd to gu* ami ammunition leads.
fortunate family situation that each member
of the rifle team In "The smoke wa* so thick I had
drove her to attempt suicide, she uddltlon to a medal
to the highest to gel down an my hands and
would not be here. Thst wss the scorer In Ihe regiment.
Istsl* of the beginning of thla The tank cumpany of the 124th knee* to cruwl forward. I saw a
whole hunch of bombs on tho dsek.
prosecution."
ha* already been recommended for I threw them overboard. Thsn I
Judge llnuznoldcr attacked a u superior rating (rum thu Third came aero** a man who had beon
number t>r vital points In the Army Inserting (earn fur It* per overcome by smoko. I found a Ufa
orosi-eutlon's case, lie wondered formance at camp this year, and Jacket for him. Ry that lime th*
how M>*. Clark knew which was boasts tho record of five consecu heat was so Intense and coming
Report No. lKO when she al tive lime* the company ha* had toward me I had, to Jump over
legedly removed It from a pile of loo percent utrcnglh to utlend board."
four reporta which were In enve- camp.
A tutooed young aallor, Bob AgCal.
;oT. Hobart llarkness of Lake now, Blythe, Calif., called Ilia fire
lope* and ready to go to the mall.
City,
commander
of
thu
124th
Re
tha Jury thab
Ha_ also reminded
remit
area a "pressure cooker." Ho
DO par cent of the registration giment, said, "Thu member! nf walked Inlu R and dragged out aix
tnla
regiment
havo
worked
long
cards which Mr*. Clark admitted
men who had been overcome by
to having taken home, recorded and hard to attain these awards. smoke.
Their
enthusiasm
sml
high
morale
.air* which were mad* by check
Above and below the fire, men
to that Mr*. Clark could not possi has been unbounded, and I am were being literally cooked alive
more
than
pleased
with
their
suc
bly have taken that money.
by the tremendous heat. Dosens of
When tho Jury wte charger! and cess and the results of this year’s volunteer* moved Into tbe narrow
cnrampinonl.
retired to the grand Jury room,
P^xgew ays and hauled th e m _
_
out
tha very room In which Mr. Gal* All activities relumed to Stand The ship's chaplain, George Hoag'
ord
Operating
Procedure
at
Fort
land, Russellville, Ark., spent more
nway, Mr*. llsrvsv and Mr*.
McClellan last Monday as Ihe men
«n hour manning a hose as
,’larl; met In lute May HWll "ml nf
the
48th
Division
National
Guard
held the conversation which flg- swung Into tho second week of Ihe Iho fire fighters foughf valiantly to
' testtl* annual summer encampment. It contain (he fire.
used so prominently In tho
An awards board haa been named
mony, th* spectator* and th* par had
been a big weekend with tho from among the ship
soom I to
ticipant* In tha case milled around celebration
of
Governor's
Day,
a
try to sift out Indlvidi examples
but did not leave the building.
full
Division
Review
and
parade
..
Many msd* tha familiar Journey and long overduo showers breaking of heroism for medals
, They will have
v>-,downstair* to tho life-saving Cocn- the
hold of Iho hot weather on the the man who made fourTripaVaknv
“ ““ stand In th* lobby am( a fuw Alabama
campsite.
out for a lata auppar or Governor Herman Talmadgo of decks to pull out buddies ovaercom#
with amoko.,.The
_ _ _ who
_
In aome case* a Into
‘
TluncH,
Georgia reviewed and upoko to the vvaded hip deep in corpaman
w
aur
from
"tno
Mrs. Clark sat ralmly with her troops
along
along: with tho commander Are holes to drag out men M ow
tshand In the back row of ths of the Division.
MaJ. (Ian. Joseph
i»ry< and tha attorney*, except B. Fraser of Mlnesvllle, Ga. Brig.
who
Judiru Hnusholdar, who dls* Gen. Maxwell O. Snyder of Jack passed nut from im
jwvlved
and
dived
Hght
bad
r tar*a from th* Court House sonville waa commander of. Uroopa
lowing his plea, dlscuaowl ths for tha parade and review. Govern* to help puli out other n
ots of the case with by* or Fuller Warren of Florida was
scheduled to appear, but his plane
ifhen ho Jury returned to reisst th* Indictment, most of the mospherio conditions, and wai
and apparently Judge forced to return to Florida.
cases Ir
Imsalf thought they were
Mai. Gen. Mark W. Lance, Ad
yaady to gtv* the verdict and tha Jutant General of Florida waa on y i w t p i m e n to i i u
the nurse
HI UH polio
toom quieted down.
tha
plane and _
got off ...............
In Atlanta to
.... piano
two L _ . _____ _
- However, whan th* foreman continue the trlp by car. General
J, “Your Honor, tho jury Lance and MaJ. Gen. Ernest Van* Four more polio deaths were
nted tho Indictment," breath tUvef, Adjutant General ol Georgia orted In Iowa ovar tha wash t
more easily again.
spent tbe rest of the week at Qua •ringing to 41 tho number so
•her
time
mien
the
bailiff
K . from tha grand Jury Alabama campsite visiting and in* s f i L F p : i . r * 3
lodge and attorneys
for thaslr seats, silane*
famine globulin ted I
4, and nothing ‘
Smith asked th bailiff,
was
liningham.i, i f Ihe
said
to com* out,
false
*
Si
last Be
By Special Election
By BINNITT CIRF-
TALLAHASSEE IB-A special
rimary election must be called
i fill the vacancy on the Novem
ber general election ballot cause*
by the death of Supreme Coun
Justice Roy H. Chapman.
Justice Chapman waa the un
opposed Democratic nominee for
re-election to a six-year term. The
Republicans did not nominate •
candidate.
Atty. Gen. Richard. Ervin said
today.lt Is his, view the ^>ower hi
call the special primary Ilea with
the Democratic Stale . Executive
Committee and that only e Damaid be held.
ocratlc primary should
However. Ervin said tha law la
vague ana tha courts. If called
unnn to act, might ruJa tha spada! primary should h» c«Red *>•»
Gov. W arm . If so, tha Xopubtt- O
cans also could nominate a candi
date for Justice, since the gover
nor's call for a special primary
•«ou>d ha*’" to Include both parties,
Ervin said.
The governor has th* authority
to appoint a Justice to complete
the current term of Justic* Chap
man, which expires in January.
G
ROUCHO MARX Is said to net over $4,000 o week these
.days with hie radio and television chores, but there was e
tim e when ell four Marx brothers together hod a difficult Job
keeping the wolf away from
Ihe door Traveling from one
town to another their moth*
er, Minnie Marx, dressed
them up in short pants and
Duster Brown collars so
they could ride for half fare.
Once, when a harassed con
ductor Informed Mra. Marx that
her "little boys" were smoking
cigars, chasing girl*, and play
ing poker In th* coach shred,
ah* beemrd at him and con
fided, "They grow ao f a it"
A clever mother gave her
eight-year-old ton a wristwatch so that he could time himself when he practice*! on the piano.
A few daya later tho son enthused, "(Ice, morn, thl* watch I* great.
YOU'RE
TELLING ME!
—
i f wi
Osa w l
EGYPT'S
ragtm* has for*
hidden all _
i from Indulging in
of
: gambling. That,
Betake
Dollar D4er, la gait of
from the bottom of tho dock.
|
I I I
OreMjpeyyy Seafcia# eeye what
tgf ns** most is a lawn mower
i watch 4e spratef by twinging
hock and forth la a hammock.
I I !
la Teaae a ha* has beams H lay
jaendeaate. Be* leat that rvekiag
! ike faster seaeaa a hkf
I I I
•'Astronomer* S t u d y Flytns
Sauctr Reports" — headline. Th#
!
man at tha next dealt says that
aort of stuff should certainly be
tbetr diets.
I l l
fpeeking */ /tying cancers,
Junior it snare taterceted la the
stationary klnd—ioadtd d o w n
tellh yoke of tec m am .
I 1 I
flrsF sees* Is act always Srst
carved. Th* Greeks (evented the
Ofvmpta Gamas hot that eertotnfy
didn’t help them this year.
I I I
Ex-Kins Pkrouk Is said to have
taken 00 caaaa of liquor with him
Into exile. Tho turn of events in
hie home country may have left
him hleh halt ntivkuitlu
Zm
OOVISNOa Adlsl Stevenson of
Illinois tells newsmen In Spring*
Held that be ia convinced that
what the nation wants 1* a "ra*
freshening" of the nooseveR*Tru*
man policies and not a sharp turn
away from them. The Democratic
Presidential nominee derided
charge* that be waa * prisoner of
the party bosses. (International/
MASONS MEET
All master Mason* are request
ed to be present Tuesday night at
8:00 o'clock at the meeting of
Lodge No. 82 F. and A.M., when
the Master* Degree will be con
ferred.
GAS WAR BRINGS FREE RIDE—wr
DENVER UR- A Denver service (»
station operator added a new twist
to the cliy'i gasoline price war by
offering a free airplane ride to
motorists who buy a tankful of
gas. lie reported today he has
quadrupled his business.
He Is selling bronze gasoline for
21.0 cents a gallon — a cent higher
than most Independent stations In
the Denver area.
DR. H. McLAUUN
OPTOMETRIST
111 Magnolia
S
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WAKE FRESH AS A
...anti operate it for a nickel or lest an hour.*
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srtlctpanta
Furthermore, you’ll be am ued at how cheap
you can operate added appliances:
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folks in florid * u it nor*
electricity ih*n people raoal .
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SECTION TWO
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I V O LU M E X X X X III
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____________________________ A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y N E W S P A P E R
E n tn b li n h c d t!»08
First Seven Months
Of This Year Secs
139 New Homes Be
ing C o n s t r u c t e d
SANFORD.
F L O R ID A
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M O N D A Y . A U G U S T 11. 1PS2____________________________________________
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Mi New Hornes In T h e
P h i l l i p s Properties
Is Planning 14 New
Homes For Winncwood Development
Dr. J. C. Boyce Home
SUE
£H,nnn CI.is h A r c
Isinlt 'Pins Y en r B y
O / in -W e lle r
Inc.
llmnc Of Dr. Hurry S. Woodruff
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With construction of new homos
In Sanford reaching a total of 139
(luring the first seven months of
this year, Indications are that by
w lh e end of the year the 200 mar*
will be reached, according tn J. T.
Pope, city building Inspector.
Last year, $2,018,173, or 83 per
cent of the total, was spent on
tingle and multiple unit family
dwellings. Single family houses
tonstructed totalled MO, and these
were erected at a cost of |) ,088,173
The Cattle Brewer, William Clark
and Edward Higgins Terrace pro}
ects accounted for $928,ooo worth
A of multiple unit houses, bringing
“ lh* building total up to a record
breaking $2,389,304.
Figuring last year's average of
about $7,300 per single family unit,
more than fl,50o,oon may be spent
nn this type of housing alone In
Sanford this year If building con
tlnues at Ita present pace Build
Ing permits of all types total $931.
520 for the Initial seven months of
the year.
Need of more housing by Navy
personnel has been one of the m«
lor fsetors In the building expan
tlon, resulting In the 00 unit proj
ect by Oiler-Welter Homes, tnc.,
tn the Bel-Air seetlon, and the
Phillips developments (n Wlnne
wood, Phillips Terrsce, Sanford
Park and other sections
Building has been active also In
the Highland Park, Franklin Ter
race, and Plnehnrat areas In the
Mayfair section, a number of fine
homes have be->n built, especially
fw by physicians and professional
m men
March with 42 permits for single
units, and May with 37, have been
peak house building months during
the present year, in each of three
months, January, February ami
July, 17 permits were Issued.
Many contractors and architects
have been buay this year. Most of
the homes ire of the one story
ranch type, and of concrete block
^construction. An exception Is the
*» two story MnnUray-tjrpa of archi
tecture in tlw home of Mr. and
Mn, Ralph Cowan, lift North Sum
merlin Avenue. Th* Cowans, who
had lived In Orlando for It years,
moved Inin their home last fall. It
was designed by E. J, Moughtnn
Mr. Moughtnn designed the liar
rv Tookr, Harry late, and other
houses faring Lake Monroe Ills
latest project Is Ihe $43,non lake
Ironl home of Dr. and Mrs. Orville
n Barks for which Fred Dyson Is
• contractor, and which Is now near
Ing completion.
Another prominent builder here
Ir W. W. Dawson of the Dawson
Construction Co. The attractive and
rerently completed home of Dr
and Mrs Harry Woodruff, ttn
North Elliott Avenue, Is one of hit
latest projects.
Mr. Dawson has built himself a
new home at 428 Scott Avenue,
and also In the Mayfair section. He
has two $10,000 projects under
• way, one house of which will be
erected for Mr. and Mrs. Harold
flerbit at 473 RoaaUe Drive, and
another for Mr. and Mr*. Ralph W.
Perold in the Ptnehurat area.
John Gray has been building to
houses In the $0,000 end $7,000 price
bracket In the Highland Park area.
Construction Is by the Sharpe
Building Corp. of Orlando Mr
Oray holds an option on the softball diamond area on the lakefront,
A the site of a proposed multiple
9 apartment project.
W. L. Hnfcnmbe, contractor, has
received five house building per
mits since the Ural of Uie year,
and Is building homea priced from
$4,830 to $8,300 at U1S Douglas
Avenue. In Buena VUia, at 1923
Holly Avenue, and two In tha Pinehurst srea.
Voile Williams, Sr. built the Ray
L. Kennedy home at 411 Scott Ave
nue, a house it 1003 Palmetto Avenue, end has another project under
way in the Mayfair section.
Other builders include Frank
Ashdown, who has completed two
frame dwellings on l a i t Twentieth
S tm t In the 18,089 end $13,000
brackets. He I* now engaged In the
work of Installing an acoustic type
of ceiling at tha first Msthodfst
Church.
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f
MUier DeBiry, 'who
At.we thdi v> new tmuie., ranging
Phillip* Properties, a progres
m p i n e (turn $7,720 to $fl,9Mt, have
sive Central Florida Building firm,
iieeu limit in S.mtnrd tht.i vc.ir by
Is now finlahlng nn ambitious pro
ii/im Welbu Home*, Inc , Lowell
gram of 42 "defense house*'1 In
!■: Uriel manager and vlreproSanford, thereby creating pleas
sldi'it in rbarge nf rnristriiclion,
ant home* for Navy personnel,
iiirimmcc l Ind iv
In addition, woik will ntart dur
tin
i p u t nl in amblhotn
ing the middle of next week on
lioildmg pi-igt no entailing plan*
I t house*, averaging about $10,000
i, -i,-ci mi house, dn* vear at a
each, In the Wlnnewnod develop
bn il ...... -d more than $390,000.
merit, located east of Mellonville
I i i v" ii du- e u in patty, ntflrej
Avenue and bordering TwentyI which in- lo,-aleil 111 the center
fifth Street, O. It. Adam*, super
' ' i t . i ipldti d- v, toping itihdlvlof construct Inn, an
Dr. J, C. Boyce, physician, lives at t i l Krntt Avenue In a pleas Jntendent
-"ii lie I \u In ilit tn hnu.es emtnounerd
Daisy.
ant two bedroom, concrete block home which he purchased from the
in,
timre di iu k.-Mi,nun
Up to the star I of 1052, and
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builder, Delbert Scott of Kentucky. Tin- Itoyce family, which includes
I'oi mg I9SJ. coii iructioii by the
Mrs. Ilnym and son Thomas, ram* to Hanford a year ago from F re since building was Marled by the
■i mp mv l »vpe. ted tn loitliutl*
firm here in the fall of 1910, the
mont. Ohio,
d ib>",I ihe line volume m the
firm had built Hit homes in Hsu
I -I \ ii e, (uni. i well a , m other
ford at a cost of mote than
■*
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• ' lion-- 'll the city
11,100,000.
Ur ejdy he idded. dir ircllitect
Wellborn Phillips, Jr., who Irs*
i I'lepjtiug dr-tgix fur die next
charge of the building operations
■i imp of hnnic;
I m ated at UP North Klliolt Avenue In the Mayfair tecllnn, the new home >f in ,,mt
ill this area, announced annthri
In uldilhm "f dm l', Imuse, In the
ambition., project lit South Sent A .olitiff nffoi 1 1 ampin living ipare A three bedroom house, It U of concirtc hh» I -oil ■>.i
eudiiiiii priced bracket, eimitrur
limle countv when he Mihinltted tin Daw urn i 'on,li in lion t o lit and Ms*. Woodruff plan to move into it th i, m i l
''.in i, under w iv nr pliinneil for
voting myrtle tree* nut of n pent a plat tn thn County Commission,
llv liotto IIP.AN
hon e, in dm Yl.l-ou tn $17,090
I v p r Inline Ibe di gnify 'Old III line
Less than $4,000. hard labor, hog whlrh he dlscnvrrrd nearby Tuesday, for a 40-acre develop
i 11 <■ c|:i., tine uf llirir. eoitiilg
of year- "I Ii.ifi.ru m tup ami d
and brains have hrnm’id the W*1 and planted them about the house, merit sooth of Turkey Farm nn the
t ism i. |,run- erected it First
....... I,'< u a m p in d l - ll il lo ' " I u
Hi, plan* for the future inrlnde Uoldeniod Hoad.
lace Todd* of Lake Mary on- of
.tie d and M'llomdle Avenue by
He revealed Initial plans for
fleer id "O m ini in -I liv in,'
tlir moat unusual and romfnrlnlda the eventual conalriiction of an
ill, vm utii-i
.ectelarv treasurer
And icdlirttl db Moot << ..... .
other home mi n small, extended construction nf 40 to 50 home,
homes In Seminole County.
I die " hi pin dime 'lm 11 now >11
*o,l
costing
more
than
1300,099
at
lie
hie
pr
1
1*',
i
elln-c
lot
lo'idii'iilM
which
hit*
out
Into
the
Mr. Todd, an aviation electimilr
i , nut 1 I n
budding operation
rugs tibaggv woulen ,,i ....... mi
technician at the Naval Air Hta lake fiom III* property, lie want* part of a .120-acre project nn
t on, i >he|o H liou.ea are being
led ' I | h i i i Vet Kiev II I ' e dl Hie ellllv \ into ,< M, In tide.I ol ... .
whlrh
more
than
too
new
home.
It,
|4«ill
SMI
III
to
build
tlie
new
house
In
an
even
thm and nn am ateur Inventor,
,11 m w ml, >I'd I mil
*!>■,' I lietotc III. tile \ 111- 11-111 triiddlolial rharm nf th it # i a that lepimliii linn
was an admirer of the western mote reiiiai kable Fa diion than the may be eieetrd This will evelitui n n , >r, appeal *o inmv tmuie model n i " l m
I lie r house. Ill Ibell lgll«l prll'f
O ld
took
ii o
style hdohe house. When he old. conforming Hie Hue* of the | aly rnntiect with a development of tioni- ln.ik, T ti >p| -i wide i llebl of
I o l e l t at - b-lllg tilltll ill Silt'll at
i*i
ikel
i
Inemllv
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i
I'
lima
home
to
the
shape
of
the
penllt
the
northern
end
of
I'almer
Ave
home
fotiii
Iw,;
.
mid
accc
,
.nrli*
bought rf- piece of land on Lake
Now
le*(||lig deroi dot
te
i,l. k ii o ii - hci (toil -if '< infold a*
■1,r|v pi,i pu i Miming ,| t|,c Ido1-1 pu V frI>1,1 I hire i n ' o tery
nix- in Wiutrr i’nrk.
ila
Mary and determined to make Id*
-iisiiu
F-ui M-'llou Highland
I'oiometlll Inrnitnre that', de.ign
permanent home there with hi'
The must recent local building mow b< lultfullv mn-dMirtr'd lurid I'd with tlie grii'efultie . . of any icpe ila loin; tm'-n a t o o l id ', dt- J1 it I i id| i1ht* IYmoi IruH Addition
Tld* I* for the future, however,
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b
o
n
o
in
ik
ii
<nd
|iojoe,
,
So
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erv
in
ini
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nr
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wife, two daughter* and vut, he and right now Ml. Tndd I* hard bv the firm be* been nt PhillipII n n N ivs tim ille, will find
,'la llial may appeal to till' Inline
lint Id •’ Id, i , i -,t (lie
decided to hulld Ihe nearest thing at work completing the living Terrscr located between Mellon l u h f.duu < So iiiiihv fnnrliiinal maker, vet wild li IS tnndlflrd In il-1 ui dm
-Ilialily wood li,*,u . ,1 i « -p-u i-,, 1,0 I lid living I" Itle new |lr| Air
he could get to adobe.
tptarler* of Ills large establlsh- vllb- and Hanford Avenue* and ib'MgirWlielbei bet pur-luiMIll'. power meet Imiav's (unctlniid demand, tlnwevei lot i woman all,, , u d . si-, Hun ' here tinu .ei are lielng
The solution turned onl to be merit which Include* not only north of Twenty-fifth .Street where
m io i-,I in nr d low . All ire nf
And lt‘* perlecllv dl rigid to
not too iinnsual on the surface as Mrs Todd, Melinda, Melanie, and 21 IniiiHii* ranging In price ft run Ik- great "i in,ill the modern on* furnishings and u i essurles of lo captllle (lie eft,-, I ol , I■11' I■M*I ,, to ir-te block '-ui iriirhim, tod
Seminole County houses go, tail Hlrliard, Imt also varloua noun- $7,795 tn $9,009 have been billlt Ilulllt l|),lk-' 1 to I g tl I V l leelHe different periods In my umiiii tn design limn , low co I Ion
side Ill'll, Ic, , lo <ii .d ' loped ■ir,- i m o l In -I-- ,ign with five roof
It was on the siirfnrc Hint th" | rliiiii* of Florida fish, two parra- nn n bur,- elinc shaped rnilrl. VVtien it t nine-. In liullle deem if lint Imd, decnrnlnr* time tumid it mum lllg
isle* ill m ml.tied Wall* are fur
resemblance In other home* In keet*. n dog, rat, goal, three gei-sn Cun* I rue linn whs atari ed on May n, ml- -lie ceil lints tii fill' tlnie in which various period plei •** -l« aspic,ll die
i<d ,nd there ate , number nf ex
lo shnp mid i niisidi'i ie -Imp and
7
this nrea stopped. Mr. Todd used and eleven ducks,
have been hlendtul tugellicr *n lie
I* n or fluishe , with either brick nr
concrete Mocks, hut he didn't use
——-------------------This I* a short distance east of law nip-lder
slump block evteri-il 11 tin
But inlerini decorating can pose liutrh less sllllrd, nr formal, than
the rompnny'* Santo I’nrk de
In .ole are ,iicb to.d o rrs as cern, uiie In which
, . Ihe same period dc
velopment on Orange Avenue , very teal problem lor her
f'lic lib li.atli • Atiniil 13 are nf Ihe
II lakes gumption .ml an Iron ' r " r . •». «»«• ^rnughmil Amt tiun.e
where
last
yeHr,
more
than
20
three hi'diniilll tvpe and tlie re.
While most of u* these day* are . Q n n n
Im n o H ln n l I .
will not in sin i'liuili to trends in makers have found Ibis type mum
only ton willing to get any kind 1C t ' C I l l U i p O r i U I H
111 house* were built. Nearer Mel-1 I ishinns And there are certain much easier tn live in, work In.
ui.under two liedrn-inia The purtonvllle
Avenue
1*
a
new
street
tlc, .e pile-- lie luilc * in electric
of u home, even If it la an n»
trends that are Utile mom ihan amt relax Itl.
of
eight
recenily
built
house*,
a
I
t o , i , fi I„-rf dor od he ller, elec
st'inbly-llno produced "living unit"
modern bonn-maked wantdevelopment known ** Sanford passing hots similar In the cloth b-'tThebftuii*
ii " I,. ,r
.i"i lo d, > i(iH i utild v
among a myriad of such mills,
tn ref lei i IIn' glace of , i.Vsh ' ft'»ti -tti ♦iv tin*
Ing fids dial atleru dels ruphirr,
I'ark.
Mr. Todd laturneil to the day* of
...... db hot mid <old w d r r (train
lose, reniptnie the fancy -if leen ve-li'idnv siut at the .anie Hum !♦* » /lfi•1 "I In t ' I HI )l Ml I
Familiarity with color can offer
In
the
beautifully
Wimde-I
-ill
the pioneer and III* hniiu'-mtitl" real short nit* In modernliliig an
teflei't (lie lallort'l 1-ink nf Imlav Im,mujIi! il<int) hv Mi* It 'ii i'" • M »t l o <■ lung
n rrr tract knnwn a* the Wlnne | Hgers
cahln.
lol lin e fluid >ge "f 79 to 99
She ran -In this m a number >>f I r tilt **i) 111 t | a*» ill1Vi I* >t|k*'
Mumemiking
. - far more
old house nr In furnishing * new wood Subdivision, 19 fine InniU'*
V | | 9 Id tj k |i» w (■i *■• 1111 I
f it I
lie didn't split rails for lil< house.
serious p topo-.it ,u III ill the - loth w av
linve
been
recently
Imilt
by
I'lill
house,,, hutI *he. did
,d iM- Ind- a ' Mfir | ft*
S'uHttuni \ •• *"-n f H-.m.
lanile- of bohliv .oxer'. Yon
, , the next thing In
Decorator* ill vide color* Inin lips Properlie*.
'd,-' can mix Ibe tweedy, tailored Thi'
More Ibiio to inu
'1 ic , -, -,t Itn* new ilMii ,i“ lie rental
II lll li f . . dhl. •i-1 H, ,1 ", ,
If, lie laid his own concrete , wn
warm and rnol The
i
an
refashion
la
.1
.c
r
on
,
dress.
lain
n
s
of
up
to
the
inlmili
living
house* were built there !n*l yeni
block* Hr nut In hi* own ............] ,VNrm r „fnrN
<1 even Ilima ll iu iv Kill will'll mum chair* w|lli Ihe exciting new ( h>- IU*At |*| •>»1111 f "ill >1•
tub......... Hi i
*'»■ unit When he decided t h e a r , vhadfia, such u* red and vellmv Mure stieet* have beep eil-u.l- l it , mu-". In flinulure and nou*s French Provincial type laities >|l | A$1'4 At11*II Hi I It! IIH M*I *Iu
M r.
jalousie* werrn t perfect, he in- i The cool colors Including blues, and paved on the end end "f tlir -nr ic ,
dial's uni ipule n simple n nl.ilde tilts yea I In a variety of NH1.1 t Hull" '*1r* t|*"i Ml 111 l•J tl *it . n i|>-iv-' 'd • "M tl'l
,(>■ i ( I’.dlhiuic 1 t riff)
o||i|)| V
vented n combination window ami blue green, violets and variations properly mid the no-let I,, M- I
American's
always
have
been
a
,
omls
at
relatively
low
cost
roll screen which i* now in can best ho used in warm sunny ionvjlle Avenue |* being survei.ul praetu al minded people Yel par
P 11*1ll V
Afit »-| 1*1I” It11
lb she c *ii Use Ihe rlegunre nl
Ihe process of being perfected,
areas On Ihe other hand, the by the rity pending paving wink aduxli ally, we've been gullible. Inn amid framed Vlrtnrioii divan -lid l||’A• I*11*•'(| elf,'| «l - t. .■* 1 ,M,
I bey *t»
I t, l"g Cll'lliv li I'll
House* are mostly of rotuiet, In Itie past we've I ilien fur Ihe
.Situated Just above a 250 foot warm cnlnrs will lend cheer and
i
■hails unit the smart, crisp look fm Iwtih »■ ,1 I f i >il
d p i •uf md i a.i pi d. n-ipiire
block construction, on- »tnry, and felderul In Imliie deculalllig
beach nn (.like Maly agnlnsl all varmth tn a room.
Ibe mg lables and acres,orles nl Ugh* t'la *i -Ik. \ >I r i • $•t(I*t ,i . "
»i*» I- li| •itllklMgf *»| •>• in 1 *‘Ypf IlfllVf
orange grova background, tiia
HHI'I'
• i woods nnil l.ibrir*
Color harmony results when two have two nt three liedtooutA. flow icing rather Ilian the lake
Ifl"' t »tt't lllllf inti
Todd home U protected from tha nr more rotors are so arranged feature linrdwnud finer* and tiled
\ 1irnktiiitirl LiusM-1 |<inr-hfL; hdi
I'l * ,Mf rUt «i i . >#1. •
Now the pendulum l* .winging
Bui regardless how mane period ,
All bouses having flubent by a sprinkler system which that when seen together they are bath*.
Iu- • 1 m l pr*1**
' In, I.* II f tl "M
"1,1
or type, nf furnishing* (hr home lif»D « rn*w In
wet* down Ihe roof much a* pleasing to Ihe eye The f.’nlnrirer lop roofs are inaubili I with mil, back
V *i i'i * "Mjh *
11■ ft
\<T>IS | f I II X
-lt tl litn* .................. .
Three w n . in Ihe pa .1 ill ynsrs milker success fully employs to s\
similar systems do In faliforiibi, Paint Council, whlrh ha* deviled wnnl, Many Phillip- home, a l
hive hr liter I .tnarler, us ll » not i.etber In any room, the sm arted *nutii Mh*", w hl l' ............. »4><ti . fu i I't'-ifif <$ v**nr**i Mi *t is
of which Mr. Todd wan originally more then 1,300 colors for house located In the Sail l-itita, F in d
in l u " d wo n i l
I rod* lest
asv to be gu IIt tile III flip (ire of way to achieve a room that I; d
.'"t'l'i a lesldent. Th* evaporation of the hold paint*, aiimmarties Ihe pri lln Terrace, Plnehitr,' and Higt
lie. I
tilv - 'ind
I <p>it.( describe
I’laaln
hard
fall
In
our
hom
e.
today
we'll
"fee
balanced,
gt
ireful,
modern.
land
Park
section*.
water keeps the three bedroom mary and secondary colors from
»f-M # I j- i
it,
O t Ml h
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14 ' 'MP Hf1*>wi ■1 11* m y t h r e a t
Mr*. Adelaide Moses it in lake the enke Tlie fancy trim in-l practical ir-.t* In the w i .<• l i a i .
house delightfully cool without which all huea derive.
, -d"ii ,
T S r v i * ,i t
Ih I' PIII .
! ' ♦ - i ) i $$t)I "• r t l v n
- m i d c a l l it
selection
of
floor,
ami
floor
rnv
mings
can
g"
dm
way
of
thr
wind
charge
nf
the
sales
department
benefit of air conditioning..
«r i , M n $ : , i i i nl
h* i t > ' . f II .1
tin-at - m i
p' u
I’l f nVr ' f w i n . t l v'
RED — The most Intense snd
Hume furnlsliing decorator , have i ring*
Inside Mr. Todd’s wall* are the
'they arn (lie most Important . I n* ■- 111 n | n M h r , f I** v it - p > 1 'l<1 1 ♦ i f f i m ,» -1**v r l n p n 11*"tl • i n .19 y e a r s .
color. Too strong to use
picked up tlie rue from tlir lumie
natural concrete block of which warmest
h li -1 1 f u l l » itlrl U'l • w , n e a r t h e
fllr)
the house la constructed painted alone, It, will vitalise any deco TRACK LP.8H SMIUNti mm ith, makei Iturne fa-Jiliui trends Inday element* In the hnmr (rum the mid
d < i p)*• Nt)>nnnt v' % jj; l-ii* >
# Vt»« \
scheme. Red gives vigor
i i i t n ■UC
,
"ithtvft
arn based mure on Ibe need* of standpoint ol decorative and func
In brilliant blue-green*, red* and rative
Rlldlnc
door*
wdhmit
floot
t a r 1 >1 IVl H’l' t t l li' -IHq [ "
♦->
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*od character to draperies and up
hunsl needs
yellow*. Ilia celling la a 211 inch holstery fabrlci. It Is very ef tracks and hangar hardware me the homemaker Ilian nn uiinere*
Wall to wait woolen carpeting, 1 1* (1 1 t *J A1 Alift
(1
III.
h i - • n . v l l ^-*1 i u . ' u ;■ i •••* i r f r a m
serv luxury trimming*
tongue-and-grooveii ryprrn* ami fective as an accent
now on th* marks!, operating with
- i s 1 i Af l t dl l i m f
if t ' t ' l * a t t s It.
4 »4 ( 1 t
. M-t
1.
Nut too long ago, lor example, while It I* definitely desirable from s 1
the wall* of Ihe living toom are
• i . i | M y i p ' l * M*fi .......
it w i t h
Ihe trend was i home where every a decorating standpoint. Is priced Mi » 9I • 11 1|| rg Irt -ll «M -.» - l „ . 11,
YELLOW —’ A rneerful color. It « scissor suspension concealed
lined with cypress bookshelves, the
the whII.
I t-ng ' " . I
f i - i n n 1 xi i t f l l i t '
\V»$ d « i b e s t i ' d a o
piece of fur mint e In one room, If tar beyond the reach nf tlie me- M.| I Ii «l t li t ■* 1If«| ITf
kitchen with cypres* cabinet*. I* the best reflector of light, and
A balanced spring action slim
ft . I d n g
thrioigb die whole limn*, was ilium budget homemaker
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Instead of varnish. Mr. Todd cov Is a popular wall color Yellow inates the possibility of acciimn ent
V ill 1, 1' t I w l l g e l .
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nf the same period
However, thr wall tn wall e f f e c t 1>' 1 1 -IU f' 1 >r 1 Mini 1
1 Kl " v l l .
ered the wood witii hoilrd linseed combines effectively with darker latril dirt from blocking tlie usual
If the divan wsi Vlrlnrinn, vim which Iv «n desirable, ran hr
and la favored In drapery
oil leaving the natural finish of colors,
sliding surface or track.
Th- ran bet vnitr hat all idlmf living achieved easily and lne«nemiv"lv
rabrlra.
the cypres* visible.
BLUE — The most reslful rolor. msmifacLurera claim tills tyslem room iderea were fd dial vintage ton, by dm use nl ledllcul flour
Every room is beamed with the
Is silent and sinontb and that Vnd II yon know your furniture covering
cypres* and the living room Used as a wall shade, it make* a adjustment of the spring srllon periods, you ra n t«allre Hie Ire
Iteslllenl floors viicli is asphalt.
(ports a fire place also home loom apm ar larger. When com can make the door self closing
mendmts amount nf lime and rubber, snd plastic tiles also pro
made by Mr. Todd. It cost him $86 bined wlln orange, Its complimen
energy that went Into tin- upkeep vide an easy and low cost of main
whtrea* the usual, professionally tary color, blue Is dramatic H
of Hie elaborate, rsk e fin ding type irnanre that carpeting ra n never
also
romblnea
well
with
Its
own
built fireplace goes for around
match
HTOPI'INO 8KWKII (HHHIM | Vlelorlatt piece*
hues
that
lean
Inward
the
red
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$8S0. On the mantle stand two
Many, many design posslhllille,
So, yon dill like Vlelnritm fund
Hewer
odora
In
a
basement
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the
reddishvloleta.
ruse wood “good fairies'* which
lure Flue But if ynti look Inin and an extreme Assortment uf tie
utility
room
can
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caused
bv
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VIOLET
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Used
In
limited
Mr, Todd picked up In I’aunnin
having evaporated from any mmlern furnlltire store, nr rnralor colors make renllietit floor
during his long and active naval amounta In ila Pure tone, in deco- water
traps under the floor drain. M»- skim through nny decnr nlnr iiingn envernings easily adaptable In any
rallva
ahemea.
Variations
like
mul
career.
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Plumbing and Heating Industrie* /lues, you'll disrnver lliiil Victor decorative motif, nny period nf
A i a technician Mr. Todd could
ORANGE
—
Limited
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Bureau
say* pouring nt least n ian reprcKliirtlnn* aren't nearly ns (uruit'ire, whether It he Irndllinmil,
not forget a utility room and it Is particular!)' attractive as a con- gallon of waUr Into *nch drain* tnney, not nearly sn hard lo seen modern, nr a hlend nf the two
la there, between hie living room trast with Iti complimentary blues, often solves th* problem.
Itnallient flooring brings In any
up ns Ihe nrlginul* they nrc modrfand *un porch, that he keeps such
modern conveniences a* deep
freeies and dish washer*.
Eight month* Mr. Todd has
been working on hi* home. Today
it le almost complete. Ila Is now
on a breeMway and outdoor wnrk•hop, and soon he will have time to
turn to the development of tho 30
acre* which eurrouml this unique
"urn*.
Thua far he haa done no more
W A T E R H E A T IN G
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than to mow the weeds which
In abundance nn hU
• HOM E H E A T IN G
R E FR IG E R A T IO N
property, enly lo find that, once
mown, tkey were carpet grass. In
addition, he pulled a number of
This ranch srvle kitchen is only one of ilte many planning ideas
you'll find in iIst> Crime SUrtrhbouk of Ideas for kitihens, bathrooms ami utility rooms. Ami each one combines the quality of
f ranc preferred plumbing fixtures with th* excitement of fresh
new ideas for ynur hpme.
Come in for all the-detaili. No ohligaiinn, nf nturte.
Beyond th a M«ln It'n "BAV-A'OAH’1
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Wallace Todd Home On Lake Mary
Built In Western Adobe Styh
Problems Of Home Decoration
Not Overcome By Wide Market
P la stics Produce
Pine S u b s!itu tes
Por M iin vtiadtfcts
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|a 4 Monday. August 11, 1931
Home Of Mrs. Miriam Russell
New Mortgage
MakeB Repairs
Less Difficult
By DAVID <>. nARKtlTURK
AP Ileal Kalita Editor
The toughest part of all this
home repair and Improvement
business Is that you have to pay
fpr IL
No matter how bully you n»ed
more room* for a growing family,
no matter how urgent a new
roof may be, or a new healing
plant, If you can't pay for them
you have to borrow the money,
pay Interest on It and, eventually,
pay It hark.
In this dsy of wonder-drugs,
wonder-fertiliser* and what-not,
you’d wonder that somebody could
not -figure out n wonder home
loan—one that would take the
pain out of the family budget.
Well the experts think they
have. They call It an "open end ’
or "additional advance" mortgage.
Under this scheme, If you live
almost any place outside of Texas,
all you do Is to go to the hanker
whero you have been paying off
your home mortgage, tel) him what Modernization Seen
Improvement you have In mind—
nsw kitchen equipment, or even A h Way To Cict New
earpets—ami he given you the Living* Space In Home
wherewithal!.
Of course, you still pay, hut
TOLEDO (Hprciall
Mirny »
yon don't feel It sr* much.
homo owner Is frellinr IIn- lire,I
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In the post, many families have for exlra room. A tight budget
gone Into deep wnlrr flnnndally or perhaps n cherished hoiru Ut,through Installment buying and tuny keep him from buying u big
Its heavv carrying charges. Tills ger house. The answer logii ulli i
very thing, which hankers rail modernisation.
Two pieces where extra im e
“over-extension of short . term
credit," has been blamed by a ran he created to become no m
Veterans' Adminh.tr at Ion loan legral pm t of the home nre Huguaranty offlrei for at Irant half poich or ntt nttarhed gnrmp- or
of the vetr rails' home foreclosures carport, accurdlng to tleorgo W.
.'(huchimio, home planning ion
in one area.
Llbhey-Owitn* l'»id
To help people repair anil mod ■ultant t"
ernise their hoinrs. Title I of the (ilasa Company. The porch, which
National Housing Act provides fop iienrly nlwuys opens Into I In- liv
loans which tsn i»- paid off on the Ini* section of the house mnl is
monthly Installment heals. These faced lo catch the best view, is
are popularly ealled FHA re especially adaptable for rmivi i
modeling or modernisation loans. sloo Into nn rxlrn bedroom or
You run find out about them from activities room ihiough ihe u .- >.f
our own hank and you can taka the n«w panel window systein, Mi.
Schuehmnn enys. The nlliohcd
biee years to puy them off.
Ilut these arc still short-term KHMige or carpmt normnlly hi,,
credit. Hnrh a loan far fl.OUO arfiini posslhllltieri
tnsts 131.00 per month to pay off
Will* the panel window sy Inn,
with inlerrst over three years.
two by six lumber Is rol mid
This is often too much of a r ilibeled to lake Iwo standard
load on the average family budget. sires of Insulating glass. These
Consider Ihe finding of an expert, two alien, one for fixed llglils nod
Percy Prentice, publisher of Archi the other for ventilators, ran he
tectural Forum, House and Home, used In any number of comhlnatha Magaxlne of llulldiirg. He Mini from one to nine lights to fill
says:
virtually any window requirement
“A typical home owner may finnt a single window whero
already he paying $f»7 a month on privacy Is desired lo a whole wall
a 47,100 nuvtgage. Adding an of glnxs where Ilia owner winds
additional aaymenl of $31.00 to rntch a scenic view.
would bring ms monthly payment
This glass, consisting of Iwo
to more than *BH. This outsits panes of glass with dry air her
monthly payment Is clearly out of metically scaled between, guards
the reach of most home owners." against drafts and excessive heat
"Thu*," Mr. Prsntlce explains, loss. Hour spare can lie used
"needed property repair and Im right up to the window and the
provement! are neglected or rut harrier of double glass ami dry
down and Ihn hard-pressed owner nlr grently reduces rnndeiisnlhui
ta obliged In settle for the cheap on (ho glims nurfaee.
est materials and tha moat Inade
quate equipment available."
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PLANS ED It t'HAFTMMI'.N
In contrast to Ihe short-term
Working plan* for lionu- Ini431.00 tier month for a three-year proverncnls
fornMiltig'- which
loan of 4t,000, when a mortgage can he madeand
by the home craftsstill has 10 yrur* lo run. the sump mao call hr obtained
tin- ask
91,000 can he spieail Into monthly ing l>y writing lo ihe for
Home Hcrv
payments of $10.01 at It per cent, Ire
Mureau, Mssonlle (lorp.,
you figure up $31.00 per Ill West
Washington Kl., Clilcugn
month for three years you'll find 3,
III.
you would pay 414H.40 for tha use
Among Instruction sheets avail$1,000. Spreading It aver
nblo nre plans for a child's pinytO.fll per month, if , fhauso
to he tin 111 outdoors, n
of $273.30 In Interest,
bird himse, picnic
ter, If you figure your on four-family
porch swing, sewing <aldnel,
Joyment of a $1,000 Improvement Inhle,
vegetable bin, portable bar and
over a period of 10 years worth garage
workbench with lonlhonrd.
•E7.3J! per year—or a little more
than 13 per month—the Interest
charge Is offnel. Most people
Mam to prefer to think Ip terms
of tow monthly payment! rather
than In comparatively staggering
amnunte, anyway.
Lenderi in general are enthuil*
■site ahout the “open-end" mortgage Idea. When home owner*
have th,lr mortgages U&|y paid
off, tha security of th4 property
Ik considered enhanced. The bor
rower* have established themielvea
a* sound risks and open the way
for more Investment. Last year
Having* ami loan associations
•lone advanced *107 million worth
4f additional advances on old
mortgages.
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By Increased “Outdoor Living
By JOHN I,. SPRINGER
The great trend in recent yean
toward what real estate brokers
call "outdoor living" has raised
the Problem of the Patio for mil
lions of old time home owners who
now have discovered that they
simply mint have one.
Onre, a Iresh sir-lover merely
moved his chair out lo the gross,
or strung a hammock between two
trees Now, however, the advance
agents of the good life usually
specify that you require an elabor
ate layout ol concrete, flagstone or
similar material lo qualify for a
sun halh.
out
the objective of
doors Is In k<rep root, there Is slm
ply no Mihitltutc for grass. It ah■orlis Ilm aim's rays anil unlike
stone dors mil reflect them back
nl you Unfortunately, however,
loo much enjoyment nf a grassy
outdoor* spot usually brings Its
own bll'er conclusion: No grass.
Anil si,ire we are gelling outdoors
more nnrl more often, the old-Ume
onco-ln n while silting place prob
ably would turn inlo a tnudhole
l.ernnie of Ihe vastly greater use
It now gets.
Home Of Dr. W. V. Roberta
A Short Cut on Coil
If you have convinced yourself
that you must have a patio, ynu
will doubtless consider Mich vital
lectors as cost of materials, ease
nl Imdallatlnn <especially If you
are lining it yourself) and ultimate
upnenrariee
For combined low cost, anybodyr.in do itnesi and attractiveness,
you iniglil consider a patio of
"used" brick These are bricks,
Often In dlHerrn! rolora, which
have been salvaged frnm old
building'. They often are used In
Ihe pallor you sen pictured in the
most glamorous mngartnes, yet
they curl no more Ihnn a few eenla
apiece Mil i cost per square foot
>i- tbail*, n um,| brick patio should
lie. and Mrs. W, V. Moherls i njoy the lieace end qulel of their rovl less than half that of a conInrntion id 207 Virginia Avenue, w penally the patio of their a ttr a c rrele or flagstone terrace.
tive new home with Its pink < xlerior. Itooma are large end well veilHow It's Done
Hinted arid llgldeij. W. d, Miller, Deltiiry was ihe builder. The homo
Here's bow lo do Ihe Job yourincludes three bed rooms.
•rlf Elrxt set mil I x 4 lumber (4
inch r.lde uprigltl) all around Ihe
liorder uf your furfuro patio, mak
lug certain that fhrse are level on
opporile sides. You will wanl Ihe
p.ill" lo slope away from your
house slightly, of rourse, to carry
off rain water.
When your 1 x 4i are firmly In
This Is especially noMren^le place, measure off Ihe shortest
The best (line for nutting Im
provements lii a home is almost wh«n yon want lo liny an old title and cut a 2 x 1 lo fit loosely
always rigid now. There nre sr-l >house. |l may he a very good irslile Ihe patio from one 1 a 4 to
rt mn any advantages in waiting.' buy, in spite of I t » need of a pew Ihn other On lop nf Ihe four Inch
I'rlcen seem high, hut lliry roof, modern equipment In hath* tide of the 3 x 4 , mail two strip*
nlwavn seem high, and aov end kll, lien, or a new healing ul board no Ibal they exlrntl evenly
over the end nf Ihe 2 x 4 and the
chance of a worthwhile change plant.
may In- remote,
The problem for the buyer Is lops nf the I x 4s which from ynui
Htippoue you ate planning a to he able lo itwlllg Hie porrllnso border
Now lay n frw Inches of sand
new screened porch, extra looms of the house and pay for all or
In the attic, a new heating plntd, nnv "f those Improvement* on all along the Inside end nf the patio
nr modern equipment for your short term credit at the name mil move the 2 x 4 over the land
to level It oul evenly. When the
kitrhmi. Btippnxn you consider time.
rand Is thus levelled, simply put
lialny'n rosla way , old of line
Making It Eoar lo Hot
Ihe used bricks In place in any
from what you thought they'd he
wa" pointed out most cb'*r- pnltern that suits yattr fancy Alter
when you.first bcgiirr to dream of ly This
flhehlnn Coleman, the Wichi you have laid • few rqws of bricks,
this Improvement. Ho suppose ta, hyKan.,
of heal fid more sand and repeal the proyou wait for a yesr or two, hop ing plknts, manufacturer
In a reerrd Interview. erss until ynu reach tha end nf Ilm
ing rosin will conic down.
“ My Installing a netv heating patio. If It is necessary to call
liven if prices were la ease off plaid, In an old house," Coleman ‘'Timnt" before your Iask Is com
a hit
and they might not
said, "The owner not only makes pleted, sprinkle sand generously
would the difference lie grent Ills home more attractive to a over the orlrks you have laid and
enough to Justify your sncrlflre buyer, hut actually makes It then sweep It lightly Inlo Ihe cracks
of Hits Improvement over that easier for the buyer to buy.
between me bricks.
period of time? Mr would you
For best rriulls, sweep sand
''This Is the reason. The aver
gladly have paid ilia! difference age
Ihe rrnek* for several day*
buyer
acquires
n
mortgage
I
mtn
l„ have enjoyed more comfortable on which monthly payments are nnlll (here lx absolutely no move
living In ihe meantime7
at a high level for him. If a menl of brick* when you walk
Adding Value to llnose
j house lin t nn antiquated heating
Almost any home improvement uystem, tm must consider a short limine for sale, he adds the cost
adds more value to a house than term loan, to finance a new heat lo the prtre nf the house and the
the Improvement costs. This Is ing plant. Monthly payments on buyer'* obligation Is then spread
because of Ihe combination of both debts may ntnoiint to more over the long term of the mort
that improvement with other ad than the hover can afford. Ho lie gage, making the monthly pay
ment* easier to meet."
vantages In till* house. It's a passes up the house.
The same goes for all Improve
cssn of the whole hemming greater
"If the owner puta In a new
than ilm sum lutal of the purls.
heating system before offering Ills ments.
Modentlxinf Kitchen
Can Be ProfItabU
stonga dtavert awl an automatic
washing macMaa. A naw Itohwa*
placed at the lar right, adjoining
a naw gaa range.
Bull colored day tile replaced
(he old wall paper and tile also
waa laid on the floor
A double window with small old
fashioned panes, not shown In Ihe
Llctnres,
pictures, gave way lo an alumlnum frame window with larger
glass area to admit n maximum
■mount of light and air.
William J. Henncvry. areh|t»r.
Ittrnl consultant, rile* this re
modeling as nn example of wl,al
can be accomplished by many own
era of homes bull! two or threa
decades ago.
A well-planned kitchen means ao
much to the woman ol the house
that modemltadon In this direction
over them. Now you have a ter- often Increases property value far
laeo that will be attractive, per heynnd the remodelling cost.
manent. and about as slight a bur These before and after pictures
den on your pockclbook as any of show
how an unorganised little
those things ran he
kitchen, put together In helterskelter fashion: was tran*formed
.into u cheerful, rolortul ana ef
DATE YOUR FAINT IOB
ficient layout that would esse the
A nmv hiheliiug (ape. called work of any housewife.
l.ahelon, ha* (men developed to Outmoded dinette shelves w-ero
take renril markings without removed,
modern cabinets Install
smudging. It's bendy for record
The old sink at the end of the
ing the painting date, color ed.
Two counties In West Virginia.
number and type of paint used. kitchen was replaced with line
McDowell and Logan, each pro
Stick a strip in nn InconiDieuou*
place, nurh as under a table, and If vott can paint over the surface duced more than 1(1 million ton* of
you have a record which will tell with good results.
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ADDS BEAUTY
And Comfort To Your Neu) Home
"Gills
That
Today Is The Best Time To Make
Any Improvements In Your Home
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fiictmiis u n til
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112 South Park
Phone 357-W
Build
. Remodel
• Repair
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■One handicap In popularising
the Idea has been the need ana
epet of title searthee. In northern
Now you can remodel or refurnish your homo
in the most modem 1952 manner and take 36
months to pay!
Stop in and aak us ior details —
See our Plan Book h r Ideas
•eolation |n Now York.
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Juan Peron Assumes 'Lbuilt
Pag* 5
and which h h »tfe- ruled the Monday, August It. I9S2
of het Ide
Burden Of Only Once I InstTheyears
burial ball will he rim ed
tree!*. -tood inotlonles*.
Shared By Wife, Eva to the pilblU foi i sear while cm ne.irlo
I lie loiMTnl endeil a 15
day
Ray L. Kennedy Home
assessment
Seeking Information
Costs Pinellas
HILLSIDE, N. J ijn-Thc p a r
ents o( John Hvn-ta. worried sick
by a welter of conflicting theories
about hi* reported escape from a
Czechoslovakian prison, left for
Washington today to find out what
the government plans to do
1 A*’- and Mrs Michael llvnsta
I and t h e ) c tephen, «*rrc «ecnmpanlrd bv Hen. Peter AV Ilo
By MALCOLM B. JOHNSON
dmo (D N. J ) who suggested the
t7 l LA HASS EE
if
Pinellas trip
County lost nearly $200,000 In state
tcplten llvusta said the Slate
Sift
school money this year because It Department has Rivin the family
tried lo boost Its local properly little information abou his broth
tax assessments up to where
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the er. the ex-American sailor who was
law says they should be — and dapped into Jail In l!»M on spy
other counties didn't.
charge* the department calls pho
Broward County was hit the ny
|p am e way a few years ago
He said his parents Rot a tele
So Slate School Supt. Thomas |). phone call fr-"n Washington KrlBailey proposes to rewrite thr for day IdliMR Ih -,n that the Cninmumula which tests a county's abil nist t'tcchosMvaklan Rnvrrnment
Ity to help support Its schools and had Informed the State Department
determines how much school nmn | that John escaped Jan 2
ev each county Rets from the
"There must be more to It than
*«*te.
| thot." Stephen said. "We want to
He would do away entirely with | know what the Rovernment is RolnR
localI property tax valuations as I ><• do "
a yardstick because they are un
John llvnsta. a naturnlired Amer
equal among the counties,
ican ritiicn Iwirn In Czechoslovaka He would replace assessed vnl In. returned to his native laud lo
"uses as a factor In the formula with study In HUH lie married (here
such things as the county's sides and fur a brief time worked in Ihc
tax receipts and Its number of American consulate in Bratislava
lie was arrested in Orlnhcr of that
gainfully employed residents
Florida’s 1047 school financing year and sentenced to three years
law was designed to give a flrrnlrr on charges ofe sptonnge
Two years later the Creeh Sir
proportionate share of stale funds
to counties with least ability to nreme Court raised his sentence
to 10 years
raise tax money locally.
If all counties did what the Inw
requires and assessed all nmpertv
for taxes at Its full cash value,
• m r i all county tax assessors Agreed
on what constitutes full rash value
It would have been a simple thing
But It was generally rccocnlrrd
SAPELO ISLAND, r.n Ijv-tllrli
that perhaps no county really ns
seised on a full rash value hnsls, ard .< Reynolds Jr., nod Ids third
and there was wide variance wife- an attractive 35 year old Ca
among the counties on Ihe perrent nadian divorcee—made plans to
age of full value that was used as day tor a world cruise on tin* In
baern heir’s newest yacht.
the bails for assessments
Reynolds, It,, and Mr* Muriel
So the drafters of the school law
deviled a formula for determining Ureenough. Toronto, were married
each county's local taxpaying nidi Friday night m Ills nlr conditioned,
no room mansion lien* It was her
•»y
third marriage also.
In that formula the assessed vnl
The (cremony, attended only hy
nation of real and personal proper estnle employes and three of Hey
ly eounts 25 per cent
Molds' friends vvir, performed hy a
What happened In Pinellas (’nun Methodist minister from Ilo- main
ty Is an extreme example
laud m a formal garden .nljoining
The rmtnly re ■ appraised nil Its :i gold plated tile indooi swimming
property and Increased it* value | tool
ft3 per rent Although Pinellas Is
Reynolds was divorced Thursday
fourth in population and Is largely bv- Ids second wife. Marianne (fagricultural and residential in Hr ion Reynolds, at Miami She was
economy, the renppralsnl made It* given custody of their two sons
-to ta l valuation second only to and a two million dollar settle
•D ade.
men! which Included Ihclr Miami
So when Ihe formula for deter Reach home mid New York apart
mining romparative wealth was menl
applied to all Ihe cmmTIcs, I'lm-I
las’ new valuation moved It higher $200,000 more from the stale
on the list
Duval and Hillsborough Counties,
And although it had more rhtl for Instance, showed only sllcht In
dren In school, required more creases In assessments — little
tearhera and more buildings, It hnd more than enough lo reflect nrw
tn take a cut In alale funds. It ac construction.
tually will get 175.000 lesa this year
Ity doing it, they mnlntnlnrd
than last year. It haa to put up their positions of enmpnrntlve
1285,000 more from local money wealth. And vvhrre.is Pinellas lakes
a cut In Male money, Duval Is
* ^School finance experts estimate plrking up 13311,000 more than last
If It had Just gone along without year and Hillsborough gels $174,reappraising It could have hnd ooo more.
liri.N 'uj AIIIKS Argentina P
Argentine fees.lent Juan D I’eron
sholhdeied today Hie burden of
duties Ollee shared bv hi-, wife Eva
who w .is buried S.iuiluv with lull
presidential pomp
The elaborate luiri.K ceremonies,
lo which Pet on p.uth ipalcd. cli
in a s e t m ••--}' 11!* « si-yw • at t>f
national griel and tnnnming since
the president' . wife died two weeks
ago
Iter body tests temporarily |u
the central hall of (lie -ns million
member CSeiierol Confederation of
t
County Loses Nearly
, $200,000 This Year
In School Monies
Ri'yiiolds And Bride
Plan Wo r l d Cruise
On His Newest Yacht
A former harclmll executive with the New York Yankees, I'itt-dung finite* nod Detroit Tigers.
Roy L. Kcniit-dy. purchaser of the Snnfnrd .Automatic Laundry, and family enjoy the roominess of their
ttesv ronerrto block home a t 4 111 Hentt Avenue which was built by A'nlh Williams, Sr. The fntnily inrluilrs Mr*. Kennedy, and daughter. Mildred, nod in Ihrr, Mr*. Aiuiie SI • ' mno.
Modern Cedar Cheat
O c c u p i e h Important
Place In Home PlanH
CHICAfiO. III. (Slieelatl —
llnve you noticed wlmt'* been
ha piM-nlng to cedar elicit* lately 7
Tin- new model* are traditionally
elegant nr functionally modern
depending on your own personal
preference nod may lie used in
virtually every room in Ihe house.
No longer I* the cedar chest rele
gated to the foot of the bed n* in
the old day*!
Tli" IP52 cedar rhe*t I* n hand»oim- piece of furniture in itn own
light and i* often cleverly dis
guised n* n highway, a Imvhoy, ii
desk, dresser or any nuitihei of
plea dug cabinet* Hint complement
liny type of decor.
No *lngle item of furniture lias
kept closer pace with the changing
trend* thnti the venerable cedar
chest.
Remember when there was roly
one model that opened a! the top
and resembled a sort of deluxe
trunk like Ihe *ea chests ill which
our nneestors on Hie distaff side
transported their prise possessions
t'tdlii lit. <1* ere lu ing shown in
to this country?
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Thr new model* are not tucked l relill) vei -nSlie furniture item
away in the little or spare bedroom Veneered with , ifi m l oak, unit
or corner of the bedroom, but are lock ( I nne t '■> i
proudly displayed ns elepnnt wall pleeei.
Ilbinki'ts and fine woolen* should •
be given the protection they re
outre during the long summer sea
son — and (here I* no belter way
of doing it than by storing them In
n cedar chest. Lucky indeed in the
homemnker who haa spare for
several.
One of tile newest model* nonIi Iiip* n enlar storage cninpartiuent
and desk.
Usually the first piece n furrdturo owned hy a young girl I* a
erdnr chest around which *hn
niskes h*r plans for the future.
There are design* in nil periods
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Srtinman Group
TIIK HANFORD HKKALD
Picture Windows Framing Busy
Streets Are Herein Denounced
DEATH RATE DROPS
WASHINGTON ( * - A health
study shows the nation's death rate
dropped nearly 43 per rent during
the first half of this century while
life expectancy increased.
“ All ages have shored in Ihe Im
provvmant In tu-alth." said a book
published Sunday by the Grech
b Striving For
Gun* And Butter
0-Man Authority Is
Also Working For
Political Cohesion
C o n ta c t
WAiK ciosn
ERICAN c $ t a « ( J a r d
Tbeaa beautiful plumbing lialure* will! make any powder
room more Inviting and more ueeful, too.
,
'i'h# Ilreealyu U a really-built unit with a custom look. It
aomblne* a genuine vitreoua china lavatory and smart dreeslog table which also pruvidi-a Ini* of storage space. Comes in
two atylea and a variety of attractive color combination*.
The Compact Water ('Inset is low, handsome, quiet-flushing
1007 Hanford Avr,
aIreel. You ran, while lulling In
the living loom, koto track of all
Hie nclgnlwra’ ectlvWlea and you
ran also keen a constant chick
on local traffic rondillana, Alan,
ihe nelghboia can keep track of
you.
Il la dubloua .however, if thu
unaung archlicct who aiaiii-d this
ulcliire window fad had In inlnd
,I« uia aa a will of stalionar)
iiLserv.llun vantage point. Pietomablv, the outline of the kingiltv window wa* (o be uai-d to
frame for Inalde viewer* of a
hiiniliouie oulaido vlala. In thin
.lav of ainall homea and modestriled plot*, (Ida can uaually bn
achieved by placing the plrturo
window at a more private location
— like Ihe hack or aide of thu
houie — heynnil which a balanced
landscaped picture may be delib
erately rumpoavd.
demand for Privacy
There la an Increasing demand
for piivni-y among American
hntnr-owneii, an iden which not
long ago win prelly foreign. For
rentnrln Kurap.au* nnd Aalatlce
have gone In for privntn garden*,
planted fur Ihe delight of Ihe
f only, nnd wulli-d In ugiiln*t pry
ing, laIit'll eye*. Aineririili*, oil
the other huud, hnve heen interi-aied in people and net ion
and
the great iiiititutlou of Ihe frunt
poieil evolved.
The frail! poieli, a* n look nt
now linuning nhnw*, la a* dated
a* unbuckled galoahei, nnd haa
hem replaced with arreened ter-
Problems
Modernize Your Kitchen
G E N E R A L % ELECTRIC
APPLIANCES
STOVES
REFRIGERATORS
M ANGLES
FREEZERS
patio*. The picture window, fram
ing a near or dlatant area*, c m Irlveil nr natural, flit this trend
neatly.
To b* moat aitlafactory, plan*
nine fur tha “plclur«" should bagin while the picture frame and
huuae are atlll in Ihe blue print
*lag*.
Itarhgrouad la Important
Flrai, think In terma of back*
ground. If It la a charming vlata
of Ihe neighbor's gaiag* or utility
vnril, romplele with rlotheallne.
there nr* n number of waya of
rloalng It off. Stbne or brick wall*
are expensive, handiome and
permanent.
T a l l , rlosa-wovtn
wooilen fence* are another meth
od. In Ihe event either of those
are unanltable or unfriendly, th*r*
are nlway* the useful evergreens
which provide a vear-’round screen
nnd, Juat a* Important, color, if
the budget prerent*—for they are
uaually more roatly than tree*
which abed their leave* In winter
— there are a number of other
•nil pmwlu-r planting* which ran
he used all hough (ha garage and
wash line will he In evidence a
few month* of thu year.
Onco the harkground I* **t,
*he real of (he setting I* up to
ihe home owner. II* may decide
on a shrub harder — flowering
shrub* which he ha« chosen for
their Rurre**lon of bloom.
lla
may decide on a flower bed, m ail
ing colorful annual* and perenni
als, selected no (hat from early
spring (o froat there will b# color
and ayuunutry lo picas* the ay*.
A plcturo window can provide
ytar-’round enjoyment. I know on*
suburban coup'
more of land whoa* rear picture
window looka out Into the wood
land* — and Into a bird feeding
station. In lummsr there are
flower border* for beauty, and on
any winter’s day observer* can
wai«-h hundreds of birds,' InrJud•ng i Ing-necked pheasants, feedinir ami using tlm bird baths.
Wrong Kind of Planting
Fur this one home with an oversite window put to proper use, I
know uf many where it serves
no puruuao other than letting In
e s l i a light. In one house In my
neighborhood, the window looks
directly out on a rather unattrac
tive road and across to a house
under construction. The owner
lias spent a smell fortune on an
unnecessary foundatipn planting—
there's nothing ugly about tha
foundation of hla littla house —
hut has neglected to give hla fam
ily a special handiome view, Aa
» consequence, the liletur* window
le covered most of tha Alma with
Venetian blinds and draw curtain*.
INSURANCE HAS NO SUBSTITUT
THE HOME INSURANCE
COMPANY
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IMCf Atoat watch from bridge In
Thl* agency has represented the Home
Dusieldorf, Germany, as Swiss pi
lot* Spahnl and Maurar execute a
breath-taking half-loop whllt fly.
Ing under the span The plan* Is a
tiny ilriglt-englnad "Kleinin 33."
ter Robert Schuman who first con
ctlved It, as Ihe Initial step toward
a political federation of Weitarn
Europe.
The authority expecta to have
the common coal iteel market oi
Since 1010
EX PERIEN CED
WHEN YOU BUILD IN
THE SUB TROPICS
YOUR BEST BET
IS CONCRETE
month*. Initially lb* executive
muat make a general survey ol
Ihe Heel and coal Industries In the
member stales and work oul plana
fur elimination of tariff and trade
berrleri.
The alx-netlun area now produc
es aboul to million tons of steel
and 230 million Ions of coal a year.
Five of ihe nations are commit
Weal lierir.-ny, will be brought
Inin the deiens* setup If Ihe Hu
ronoan Defense' Treaty la ratified
Monnet pledged quick action In
dovetail the British Heel and coal
Industry with Ihe continental com
mtinlly, an item of lop prlorly for
( - a bet without
PRODUCTS BY
The nine members oi'lhe exectb
live severed all official connection
with their own govemmenta end
with any separate coal and steal
roncarns. They will have full dip
lomsllc slatus. Their tax-free eel
■rlei reportedly will be around
lio.ooo or HI,ooo a year.
The tru ly tatting up lha coal
steal pool also provides for a sort
HOLLOWAY
Strong and durable for the long life and low upkeep
of your building, concrete it o lure winner for beauty and
,
V i natality,
for deanlineii and safety. Specify Holloway
Concrete Products with confidence.
court In settle
tlonal disputes,
* For all-wealhtr
dependability
ROYS PLANT PKAH
Muntlrello, FIs. — Hoys of Ihe
Lloyd 4 II club recently planted
an acre lo fall peas aa a club
project,
iroject, Albert II. Odom, J#ffcrion
Jefferson
County agent reports. They plant
ed ball lbe plot te the Korean
Crowder variety and hall to the
Purple Hull Crowder to determine
wbifb variety la bait. They alio
are leatlng fertilisation in Ihe
planting, their applies Ilona to differont parts of the plot ranging
from none to 1,900 pounds per
acre.
Still another neighbor has a
view of tha
rrosa-roada out front, whllt her
really magnificently landscaped
rear property la a Joy to bahold—
through a kitchen window, if you
■happen to be washing dishes.
Thert's no reason tha plctura
window can't ba placed In
center of the terrace background,
•O that
It will pravld* » W
pleasant
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a
sight for those lounging indoor*
or outdoors. Tha main thing to
remember la to nmvlda *H* WwA.
We’ll be glad to help you
plan thal "Dream Kitchen"
* For reduced upkeep
9 For adaptability
ONCRHE PRODUCTS
MfMTCRPARK, FLORIDA
9 For eaiy temperature
N IM H I Mil* M T U H U 41211
control
AND BUILDING SUPPLIES
ecapiu, or platen lleetf, v M t
for your n#w home.
good rich soil, good drainage, and
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sunlight for tight Ir*------Jhaura a day.
Sanford Electric Co.
Phone 44S
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803 • 204 Woodruff Building • Sanford, fla.
wide, magnificent
IKONS
i l i M ufoollfi Ave.
alife verandas
rarea, i—
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Lu x em bo u r g 1
fichumu Plan t tint map high authorly began work W ) r < u a pro
Iran* to give Wetter* Europe both
turn and butter, and perhaps even
tual political unity aa well.
The eecuttve arm of the ala*
nation coal iteel pool held It* Ural
werr'ofl aeaaion under lla chair
man. french aeennmic export Jean
doneet, the pfon'a chief architect.
'lur authority will T*«t her#
iltrly lot the tlmo being, leading
French-agraeD negotiation* wntcu
may allow for tatornallpnaliaitlon
os Iha Saar aod location of all
tha Schamaa Pfin actlvltjoai harp.
Monnet and hu eight colleague*
'mm Weal Germany, tub. the
Netherlanda, Belgium, Luxem
bourg and Fraaoe look office Sun
day at a abort ceremony In the
city hall hera.
In hla “Inaugural addreaa" aa
chairman, Monnet said (he authortty would quickly remove the bar
In^lnatltutlon, a private research
u.ganlxatlon.
The 1000 death rate of 17.2 per
1.000 persona wo* compared with
3.0 per 1,000 In 19W. A decline was
noted In disease* like one i m ini*
and similar respiratory inserts*,
nit Iiwlri-aias were rcorded for
llsurders like cancer and other mi- ,
.Ignant tumors.
Favor!!* landmark'of National
Airline* pilots who fly tha
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tha moat poworul lighthouse In the
U. 8. at Hillsboro, Inlet, Fla
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�Occupy Place
Of Great Importance
In Home Decor&tian
FLOOR OF OAK ADDS TO CIIAUM
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CHICAGO. 111. (Special) iVhen planning a home ii l» ,*U.
remember (but lit no other part
a hdttae are attrartlvi m.-it and;
l'AW u l u p k e e p in u r e in ip o r tiin t
than in tiiM Hum*. deem .ling ex
perts advLie.
T^cv point out that since tinoptical cent I.- of attention i.t a
loon- ii a t eye level tititl lower,
the floor comnuiml* inimiallnte
notlte. Unless it Is attractive, the
room suffers.
The floor thus sets (lie pace for
the anpe rsnre of any room, dcret mining In large measure the
O e r s l l appe ii. It n Ight well bo
I daicrlbrd as the foundation nf
I the decorative plan. This is
dally true today in view of the
growing trend toward display of
rno'C floor • rea.
Ea«c of upkeep is a prime runeldcratlon heeouse the floor receivea more wear than any oilier
t a r t nf n room ami I her .-fore
. n t n atnli more rnre.
1 The object, then, Is to select
lAltractlve flooring which will reI ™in Jti appeal with a minimum
erf attention. Other major factors
Entering into sehetinn, of course,
a r t durability, comfort anil long
term economy.
Ill the vast majority of wellbuilt homes nowadays most of tile
fronts are floored witti oak 01
ptlier haidwoodn, decorators explsiti. Oak is particulaiiy fav
<>rrd. they sav. on account of U.
|iiimllatjle nutiiral heuuty of grain
^ t t e r n and coloring which lend* a
I ote of richness to the aurrnimdngs.
It hariiinnixes witii any
(*"■« of furnishings, modern tit
period, and with any color plait.
These attributes make It especially
‘ivfll adnnted tu the new decoralive styling in which a genuruus
portion of the floor I* left un
covered and distinctive accent rugs
ere employed.
Another factor in the gcm-rsl
preference for oak, according to
f i-e exnerts, is that it offers ease
f maintenance, the second of tintwo feat ill es considered highly
desirable ill residential floors.
Just a few minutes a day spent
in sweeping with i n untreated
dost loop will keep oak floors In
Ihr average In lin e free from dust
and dirt that might otherwise dim
their lust el. Modern methods of
cleaning and waxing permit thu
•holm maker to keen tin- flours
sanltarv mid -uuililliig with relaSbvely little effort.
t.iipdd rirn u e n mid waxes, a p
plied eusllv witii long-limnlted
appllcatuis, eliminate tin- need fur
getting down on ell fours. In
many homes the oak Minus re
main chaining when r leaned and
waxed only twice a year. I'erludlc
polishing, of cuurse, Is recom
mended to bring out their full
beauty.
While attractiveness and ease of
Upkeep ore among the more ImThirtnnt advantages of Auk, thu
wood la noted, loo. for oilier ipmlltlra identified with fine floors.
Extremely resistant to wear,
floors of oak last IliA life of a
house.
Possessing considerable
insulating value, they help keep
h home win m and dry in winter.
They are little afrccted l-y lum
per nl me chnngi-ii, thus do nut la-,
con e excessively warm or cold to
tile touch. Moreover, they have
A d e g i r e of resiliency which makes
Them comfortable to walk on. liecause of their lifetime durability
pnd low maintenance cost, they
offer unusual lung-term economy.
TO IIKAD I1ELMONT COLLEGE
Home planning esperts tay the pendulum ..I pi t i n nice
.. .wIngina hack to the «*parate-Ulnlna room.
to the combination living dining unit. Kvrn in small
Imuiet, many Itomemaktf* are willing to a ; d ik e other
staice to enjoy the lusury or a separate dining mom for
lint, every day living and entertaining. A notewortl.y
(future of this trend It (he accent on floor beauty In
,,tanning the room. When the lloor I. of oak or other
hardwood, aa is molt often the case nowaday., it ran l*
cinployatflo advantage aaahaefc part of tin decorative
I'm s w p t i i i n i i k m a i . d
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the head by an Iidrudei
Kich Keel use Leaves Death Of Gambler's through
who cnlcrvd hei hedmeni non
night during it
nmmte
Fortune And Doubts Wife May Be Probed 1"day
1-rliHt when she w . £ nlotti- in the
Over How He (Jot It By Dade Grand Jury house
|.|,III S r i on tiv ail attractive nig or
r--"> *■*'• ■—
rs|s-„--1 Ii.ilm.d tiertiitv ol the woml bl-nd. jwtlrctly
witii any ty|* of (urnitliings ami contiilmtca an mi
iniitiiknhlc note of gracious living. Tills approach is ..ell
iltiislrrsti-d in the too* pictured above. Tilt itch, mellow
Ileant y of the oak provide* an eacelknt neutral color
tiase (or the gieen walls, green rug and hlue drupe lies.
It also harmonlre* pleasingly wilh the drei>cr toned
weirds ,j( Die buffet, drop Uuf dining table, serving table
ami chain.
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SU.MEIISKT, Pa <*- The search
of an 1(pitted home occupied by
a wealthy man — who even in
ji-ntti wue armed w.th a gun ami
i lien c pack nl dog.
I- nlmoxl
*-tip . t, it today In,i or-.nl-i-d are
.111- -pit.I,Oil.
Why did Samuel Jackson King
in- in .ucli condition, mule worln
it ic.i.t iittUJoo Anti liuw dm he
dive so much'/
Treasure hunters who have
proin'd the debris littered moun
min farmhouse where King lived
m s- tome up with nearly SDt.tXK)
in m got table bonds, old currency,
gold and sliver coins In addition
to hank hooks, safe itepri-ol vxnll
'tey. ami real estate need-- null
. alum ju estate worth approx!
anitiTv $.‘.n,iSk) These wt-ie locked
away in places like a sofa, crinkle
lar uml a woman's corset
Tin whole thing started III days
ago when King 7:1, was found dead
in n field, on his farm about l!0
tn-1)- fioin the Sonthwe derii Penn
sylvaina inmmmuly Dentil was
a'ipjlenlly eauseil by a heart ut
(lick
The Sheriff Kur I I llare ami his
deputies went to the house
"I thought then* might he some
money there." the sheiltf c\
iilmocd What tln-y found proved
that utter.nice to lie an understate
incut
Inside Hie house was nil old sofa
wloie Kings dog "Israe l” a ppm
t-nlK slept When il was moved
out dioppcd a false bottom rrvral
on. i -heal ol JI.UUO (muds, with
-lot a morion clipped since lli.lt
Soon sent i-i |wn -mil $10 goltl coins
rumpled roll of olil large sirt-tl cur
11ho ili( Inn 11 the hmise uffieers
In mil lin cans ami glass Jars filled
with mills, some molding will) age
tun mail found a worn .it s i in
set amt wa - i-l»- ■< i **-•■ - ' ••
(Ini) a wallet dropped from a so
le! pocket s litm m in ( ., o..It contained f I .in lit large
-tied
lull.
l!o i,-l cl Is lo-lit'Ved to hull' men tin piopcrty of King's .t.ter
\ hi .ii it .■ win lived with In hi mild
hci dc.-lb IX years ago King's
on.in ->In- lived tieaihy. visited
IMP IIP 1IE I ’ll' U 'rU 'K S
Thu Minuil Herald said Police
V , ' *M e Tu • Min-ilb'lfl* il'cul
MIAMI ,r
An Investigation by Chief Walter K lleadlev had a
.f heart attack, during weekend
a Dade (‘ouiity grand iury of tec sleurd only one detective to P c
t -,g. ,in Kisi-iivCie llav
No es- iteuient <>i lighting an INkillmg ->f Dora 1’uulcr wife f a aae and had asked no help fruit
*t'ie
comity'.
s-denl.fu-altv
i t - ‘, r r e'udii w t- bsi much tor
lug lime Miami tottery operutor, ' eqe'oprtl crPnltuI i-"(-:i t m m
't, . i;;:i Watt/man, 13 m.surance
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v ( f 'l p t i n n
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M a l e Altijrm-y t .1**111)
.Mincer
<,sir wa* pullcii into me toiat
I'he Iferiito .am its reiorte, .
•aid he would rerotnmend that the had dug up Mime facts not known
i iitiio-k t! ‘idienkel, Pi. died
i try appi'.-priale $li).0U0 for the in to the police it claimed to Ii.h -t >T.ti' off Ills d i. allied eruiser
ttiiry and offer a I.Vixki reward i uncovered n witm-s. who p.i -c!
o w i. iielnc lowed til a t ’nnst
for informal mil leading to solution the Pinder house a few un-iote
m l Milter His .on Frederick
of the case
i 1 1 -I in .ii«I rescued Schvnkcl
heforel lie body wa. to -ml and a i, kly toil lie was dead when he
Mr Pi-uh-r ln'"ilid wife ol gam i man In the yunl The « im -taken aboard
bler Howard G Plnder was shot was ttitl named
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World Win I ami married lolmcc
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of Delmont College In Nashville, While xerved 17 years ii* pastor
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I N J f A N I - S P U D C A I R O D * l U H ^ A C I U N f f Viipci s p e t d to. - - f t - last l o o k i n g
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Sunday with two shotgun Ido -Is in
the hack. Ilien wounded bun.ell
the *Police Sgt Tom
Taylor reported
.soelflelu was In critical imidi
Him Police said no motive Im Hit(hunting hail liven found
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Iran About-Faces To
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Powers Of Dictator
Ozier Weller Homes
Combining old-fashioned rural
vllruea with new scientific knowl
edge has enabled farming In Flor
ida and elsewhere to make vail
progress In the last two or three
decade*. The aame program will
help It to continue to progress and
will aid farm families lo obtain
higher Incomes and live better
lives.
Dr. Clarence Foe, Ra cigh. N.*C,.
editor of one of the South's leading
Inrm papers, was honored recently
by the American Association of
Agricultural College Editors for
outstanding service to sericulture.
He emphasised this prograta of
combining old-fashioned rural vir
tues with new scientific knowledge.
As to the old-fashioned virtues,
he quoted as asylng by Josh 1)11.
lings many years ago;
"lie who hy farming would git rich
Must work and hoe and illg and
The llel Air HuljdivUimi, Infilled cast of Mellrinville Avenue shewed only foundations a year and a
slch;
’ ago, -ind is now the site of many attractive h-inu-s hull! by lizicr-Weller, Inc., and morn are being
-ted. The houses am well spared on large lots and all modern conveniences arc provided.
TEHRAN, Iran ita — Iran's Sen
kte In a complete about-face Inday
otcd Premier Mohammed Mossn
ftgh authorityt o govern the coun
try for the neat six munlhs e* he
sees fit.
The upper house gave final ap
proval to the sweeping grant of
power which on Saturday II had
refused In adopt without further
study.
The Majlis (lowrr house) already
had approved the measure, which
how Is ennrted Info law, ft gives
the premier the right lo govern
by decree In nearly cvrry phase of
Iranian life
The Senate, after refusing the fi
nal action Saturday, had sent n
delegation to the aged nationalist
leader asking for mure Informa
tion about his plans and asking
also that he modify his demand
for power.
JEWEI.ltY ON DISPLAY
Mossadrgli. however, refused to
Ten million dol
scale down Ills request for the NEW YORK
sweeping aulliorlly, whlrh he con- lars* worth of Jewelry is on display
tendrd was necessary lo save the at Ihn Waldorf • Astoria Hold in
near bankrupt country from eco connection with a Jewelers' eon
nomic ruin
opening today.
The prcmlrr got n setback Sun ventlon
More than IDO guards, Including
day, however, in the Majlis, Tho clly
police, hotel police, and pri
lower house refused his request
for extension of Ihn martial law vate agency detectives, have been
he damped on the country Iasi
March,
Not s single deputy In the lower
house voiced support of Ihe gov
ernment hill They declared tlieir
continued allegiance to Mossadegh
hill said martini law no longer
was nredrd. After the healed, one
sldfl debate, thn deputies rfused
lo vnl on III mnsur
Ladera of Mossadegh's national
front uller a caucus sent a deleg,i
lion to the premier asking him lo
withdraw Ihe hill
J
BTOCXHOLM, Bwadan W-8wedan ha* dacMad not to toko to' the
United Nation* her diplomatic bat.
tin with Ruiila over the dawning
of two Swedish planes. The for.
elgn office ha* decided the U. N.
can't help Sweden In the matter.
Foreign Minister Oeaten Unden
said In a speech Sunday that the
decision had been reached after,
welching all factors
t1
The SwciVm *4T 'he two planet
were shot down June Id by the
Russians. Russia rejected Swedish
protests and said the plane* flew
over Soviet territory and opened
fire on Russian plane*.
FOREST FIRE DAMAGE CUT ro operative public — cut down
WASHINGTON tfv- The Forest forest fire damage last year.
The Agrlcullure Department
Service s„yi two preventive mens
supplemented by the use of new
ures — t»tl*r organlsallon and a agency said from IfMO to IB91 the knowledge aa it became* available,
number of forest firc.i In the nation H int work and penurloua saving
dropped 21 per cent. The area are not enough.
assigned to wotch Ihe nine floor burned over declined from 10,918,- When asked what he thoujiht had
exhibit Only members of Iho MO acres In lDM to 10,781,039 h icontributed most to the advanceIra lie arc admitted lo see It.
lost.
mrnt of agriculture In the South
It was the use of new knowledge
made available by the agricultural
colleges, combined with the virtues
which arq ageless.
The noted editor pointed out that
both muscular labor and mental
effort are required for making
INTENSIVE DRIVE BEGINS
WASHINGTON 'V— An intenslvs
drive for blood donations from
throughout tho country la gettlna
under way.
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The Office of Defense Mobilisa
tion, assigned by President Tru
man to co-ordinate the campaign,
announced Sunday It will be sup
ported by the National Advertising
Counril.
The blood la needed for men
necessities and profits on the firm. wounded In Korea and for plasma
And he added that only farming to be stored for use In any atomic
attack.
effera employment aa an induatry,
a buslneaa and a profession. When
At the center of an atom I* th*
the farmer raise* crop* or live nucleus, containing from ona to tC
stock, he must be industrious, he particles called protona, each of
has a business, and he la following which has a positive electrical
charge.
a profession.
(Hints to Housewives]
Keeping bread fresh nod mold
free Is no problem lo Ihe house
wife wllh home freezer spare for
II- Many women who once had lo
make frequent trips In Imy bread
now buy a supply for one or two
weeks n! a lime and pul the wrap
pad loaves in Ihe freezer with Ihe
assurance Ihnl they will he safe
from mold ami Kluliug, accordion
to Philip Tnlhott of Ihe Production
#nd Marketing Administration
Mr. Talbott, an expert on bakery
productn, reports n study made by
the American lustilute of llaking
under the llesearrh ami Marketing
Act, whlrh showed Hint bread
Should lie kepi either frozen or
worm In hnlii llx fresh softness
Rreail frozen ami stored at weli
below freezing temperature will
keep fresh nbmit n year. Such
long-keeping Isn't practical In Ihe
home. II Is uneconomical use of
freetrr spam and also requires
tpeclal mnlsiure vapnr-proof wrap
ping to prevent hruad from drying
out. To keep bread In tho freezer
* week nr two, Iho waaed paper
wrapping It sells In is enough.
Dread should he left In Its wrap
tier until II thaws out ho moisture
(rum Ihe nlr will condense mi Hie
wrapper rather than on Ihe bread
wrapper rather than on Ihe bread
For toasting, ready sliced loaves
Peedfi't he thawed The bread can
he taken from Ihe freezer at break
Inti lime because Ihe frozen idlers
are easy lo separate ami can go
directly Into the lousier,
Whether In keep bread In Ihn
home refrigerator it n question for
Ihe housewife to deride, Mr. Tal
bott says. II depends on whether
she likes her bread soft nr firm
and also n» hnw fast she uses It.
bread In Iho refrigerator Idles the
softness which to many people
meins freshness. Homo families,
however, like Ihe (Inner leslure
of day-old or older bread. Dread
must ho kept either very warm
or frozen In retain softness,
If bread must he kepi several
diva, It'a infer from mold In the
refrigerator than In a brcadbns.
. A*. * help egalnst mold In tho
bread box, keep this container clean,
frag of old scraps of broad, and
wall-aired, with occasional scaldlog and sunning. After washing
tha brendbmt, lie sure It Is thor
oughly dry before using II.
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B ond
Issu e
F o r P ik e W o u ld B e
S ta te P l e d g e A n d
S h o u ld B e V o te d O n
TALLAHASSEE
— A 21S mil
lion dollar Impimemcnt Com in Iv
lion bond Issue io finance con
llructlon of a Elnrlda tnllplko sys
lam would In effect pledge the
credit of the state and should hr
submitted to the Lealslaluic lor
approval, the State Hoad Hoard
was told today by turnpike op
ponenti.
Led hy Stale Rep Tom Cobh.
Daylnna flench; Sen
Charley
Johns, Starke; and Jam es Vocclle.
Vero Beach, delegations from SI
Augustine, Daytona llrarh, Lake
Woith and nlher East Coast corn
munltles voiced disapproval of a
consulting engineer's report rec
ommending Immediate construe
lion of a loll road linking Jackson
vllle and Miami with a cross stale
branch to Iho Tampa St I’ctcrs
burg area.
Cobb told Ihe hoard that the pro
posed hood Issue should he ip
proved hy the Legislature became
It rould not he denied that 11
svmild In effect pledge thr faith
and rredlt nf the stale of. Ehirl
d a ."
He said II was Inconceivable that
the people nf Elnrlda ever would
allow a bond Issue ol such magnl
tude to go Into default
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Cobb
that
the
credit nf tho stale would hepledged
he proposal Should he pul In the
people hy conslltullon.il amend
menl
The Florida Constitution now pro
hlblls Issuance of bonds try the
stale
Cobh contended the' ■" million
dollars could he saved in Interest
aver Ihe life of Ihe bond i ift lies
were approved hy Ihe iwoplr
through eonsllluHun.il nmemlmenl
Hr said u tmmt Issue i t Ihe
suggesled Interest n t o of .Vx per
• ent would mean Inlrresl payments
of 17? million dollars over ihe life
•if the bonds hut a 2 per cent rale
rould he obtained if Ihe stale
treasury was behind the Issue
"Since this would pledge Its cre.l
It. let'* do It right and save thr
SO million dollar*," Cobh said
Sen John*, Preildent dpslrnslr
,*f the ISM state Senata. said the
ueople "In my end nf the stale
have come to Ihe conclusion It
would be ■ v ert had thin* fur
the peopi*. It might be good for
feelrsonvllle end Miami but It
would ruin the rest of ui
"Florida I* a tourist state and
we have millions and millions In
vested In tourist rniirts, hotels,
restaurants, and other businesses
for the traveler We know that
nnce the tourist got on the turn
pike, he would be Miami hound
with no stopping In between "
ftoad Dept. Chairman Alfred Me
Keth.un Indicated at frequent In'er
vals during the meeting that the
ohteetlon to the turnpike proposal
might he prem e'ure He pointed
r u t the survey made hv the New
York engineers fevered Florida's
entire m i d system and lhal the
turnpike proposal was nnlv one of
manv rarnmuiendallnoi In "mod
ern lie" Ihe stale's highway svs
tern.
Mrs. Mae K. Stone
Died Yeaterday P. M.
Mrs. Maa K. Stone, 7(1, widow
of the late Alan II. Stone, died
suddenly a t har home, ltd G rand
view Avenue at 8:46 p.m. yester
day.
A retired School teacher In
Remlnnle High School. Mra. Stnn«
"•as horn Aug. 8, 1870 In Hay Elly,
Mlrh. Rhe was a member of the
Hnlv Croas Episcopal Church.
Mra. Stone Is turvlved by one
daughter, Miss Carol Bton« nf
Banford: ona ton, James A. Stone
of Kalamaioo, Mich, and one
granddaughter, Eva Stona of Halamasnni one brother, Roy H.
Knaggs of Wew York Cltyt one
•liter. Mra. Camilla MacLennan of
Dearborn, Mich.
Funeral aervlceu will he bald at
the Holy Croae Episcopal Church
Tbur»dar
4,00 P-">- wi»h the
Rev. H. L. Zimmerman officiating.
The remains will bo sent to Ht.
Petersburg for intarment In Koyal
I’alm Cemetery. -
Sanford Herald
Vacation-Pack
No matter how far away
ream home yea may m aw yoi*varatloa yaa can readily catch
ftp ow (he Home towa'wewe by
v-edlag tho Baaford H#ra»-*
whoa yoa rater*. Yaw caa orraago with yoar rarrlor bay, ar
through Charlto Morrloms, drralatlon me eater, bv telephoning
148. to have year rogalar taaaoe
of the Herald saved for yew
while yea are away, te be dw
Mverod Iw year bwate la awe
jackage a pea year retar*
There la tw oatra charge. The
rogalar waekly _ sabseripUea
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Im . Before leavtag ea year « •
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I *l:iv I n C a m p a i g n
l 1 1l u l t < i n A g e n d a
New Atom Plant Navy Station To
Costing Big Sum Increase In Si/e
By
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Slated For Ohio
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Tiophy " op l.ehiilf of Company I ni Hie Division Review ..n tiovernor *s Day. Siliudiiv, Aug. J at F - " M. I II a., l i t
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in i"cognition nf the Company'* attaining the rating nf efficiency u the use of .mall aims in the II...
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* ..I h c i . i * v W ln t r ,
t*,pr**"«uiting Mni. G*ui Mark W l am e, ..djutiint general of Elniula
who wan unahle in
altend, is pti H e .W in d i ' i i |>i u .n '.a * , hi I
Ihe Review anil f{overrun's Day I • l. l.ialun. ns the highllgld of ihe i u,, week - umiiipi 'raining <iu <un| i ni f Ho to il. |i o . ,. ..i i ..I I . , i
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Bus Is Flooded, Correspondent Watches Marines
Angas Declares
Passenger Dies
Stalk Their Prey On Bunker Hill Lake Water Can’t
As Others Panic
Be Fixed For Use
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CAPE (ilHAHDEAtl. Mn 31 - A their prey
D ia l? G re y h o u n d bus plow ed Into
The
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w e re
In
deep
a H a th flood n e a r h e re e a r ly today I l i n - h r * A lew s c a tte re d b o u ld ers
am i a to rre n t of w a te r poured g a ve (h e n u h lrd pro te ctio n
through It, throwing some of the
IN passengers Into panto
An elderly Negro passenger w as
missing and presumed drown'd.
Rill Thompson, nh'iut .1", Fufaula
Mil.si.in. w h s rredded with saving
three other passengers who were
■swept nil their feel by the swlfl
current after leaving ihe bus
I'he lug bus was swamped about
elglit mliei south of here item Ihe
town of Aneejl where i cloudburst
turned normally - quiet Main u-v
Crc-U into a raging torrent Water
poured over 1) !v Highway '*1 al
a depth of five feel at one time
Mrs R R Cook. Coltondalo, Ala
1 pasrruger, raid most of Hie pas
leogers vere ssleen nr doting when
the bus plowed Inio Hie flmel a"d
wsi almoit swept nil the highway
"I thought w* would die," she
said
"We gnl so niueh w-aler—II was
gushing In every place Most of ill
were standing lip then Some were
trying In open Ihe emergency door '
Mrs Conk said several of the
passengers were panic stricken snd
climbed on fop of others trying
to get mil nf the bus
The bus wns left Idled at a 45
degree angle off n shoulder of the
highway, water swirling through It
and over the passengers
Tech Sgt Hugh M Ware. Thel
ma. Ala , kicked nut i rear window
and several passenger* climbed
nui nod were n»oinjdlv swept ntf
their feet hy Ihe strung current
Thompson, one of the pnssengers
wadi d Into the Hood anil found
several persons struggling In the
water and shouting for help
Fellow pnssengers said Thomn
son, after taking off most of his
cinthlng. dived into the flood ami
rescued Ihree persons. These In
cluded Iw-o Negro children who
were clinging to hushes In Ihe wa
ter*.
Most nf the passengers remained
on th" bus until a wrerker w si
summoned
from Capo Girardeau.
....... ...... . ........
Tho wreeker also slallcjl on the
flooded highway The passenger*
cllmbrd from the bus onto the
wrecker and * second wrecker fi
nally lowed them to safety.
Mrs. R. G. Gillette
DleH In Okeechobee
Mra. R. G. Gillette died at her
hams In Okterhobee Saturday at
2ilB p.m. following a lingering
Illness.
A formar Sanford resident, Mrs.
Gillette la aurvlved by her husband: seven eUtere, Mis* Ruth
Abraham*, Mr*. L. H. Harkry,
Mra. Mable Alexander, Mr*. E.
C. Simpson, Mra. Robert Cole slid
Mr*. Carrie Draper all of Han*
ford and Mra. J. T. Wheelua c t
West Palm Beach; and two hro*
t h a n , John D. Abrahams
and
Philip J. Allen, also of Sanford.
Funeral te n d e r s will be held
a t Il9 0 p.m. Wednesday a t th*
Okeaebabea Funeral Home and In*
ferment will follow In Okeechohea
Cemetery.
.
w hen h is ve st slo p ped bullet'- m
sh e ll fr a g m e n t ,
K u ild r n lv .
Iln r e
w as
a Inm l
" w h o n in p " In In m l o f H ir o ilfp o .i
h ill A C hinese m o rta r sh e ll r»
lir;tcki.-;li T;islt> ( W l
i it' I'liiniiii'tlcil I'iven
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I In *»♦•! | m I |l ’ Moill**** t-Olllaf
IsmI I. II • •I f*H It 111111-•I p.t | %ki*l»*f
»M|i|il V F V M i i f it a p o l l l t f I P 9 I V Y r i H
frin p lrtrl V
*• 11 iti I n i * r t |,
llfitirff
N|.
The Mailnes, dripping swo*l In i
" n ,,’p ,r "11 *h1 . M il *!!1 m a . , , ,
fp*I In i
Th*
*> fierce him, ilgtaggeil on l h e j ^s,’,' ,rt m,,vr "P Hunker IlifJ U v -. , , } *''||*» , p'lln f iti|( *»1|f f ft***
slope* V)0 leel from the enemy | efyniie ilurkrd «g«'"
*|ir M'lif • U hi i* i I ‘I* Hll I 1 » IiIkM v
They look cover hehltui srrswhy "hoomp, whoomp
. ttl'.lt I IVlMl *J,41* ••!*» VFgPUMr
fI If f*« ' k Ilf If Is
shriili.x ami In small crevices on
Hoesi our pif 4111
out Ihiil n tn iiir r r r u nftn ill.*
Hie slopes
Thr
it .till |»t|* #i||f ll|»*r ♦ nf I n i
rr n w i r k r tl f 'npl Morn • irf W I ' r l n
l.t William II Thousand. Mi w in, MrinhiiM in Mr i» »i. » *l.f if* ...ft til. V*l.r, r* •ift f 11 I rI r i* ol| I
Iforeh, Wise , iiini'olo'ed the Ite-t <iiiH M n | W illi im lit* IM f t •• >•"!»,tr i .......... ' • I l f
4 i " " I *lf" I I ..lilrle i
f I ' iiii mni |et <c|.>. i
IMisilion and railed m artillery and M ill I iiliR I -I trill .4* r t»*f......... I tit ••••'I I • •l*'*
-vtut-, phnsphorou-. sh-IU used I" r n n l r n l l n . I h r % 'h r* • t •
f t Me ••
HI* *• I «M*l •«•»♦•
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guide air stilkes
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pl in f's in h ilc r s t|M ' in- *111111 t
t i l l . If fft•M I • •" f l 1* tl •'• "f
An Allied gun h'Himed on »i lu ll ^ ifin tifl l.t i I *.
*11 1•11 ' l-'fM r *i fl" p.f|<>i il
liehind sis, Ksery -me suddenly
|! n r i , , rv „K,„ i...
I
. «• ig.- If "in
• I' •! ill I'll • r ti*i *•*•••
ducked. The Marines In the outpost tun-) us a.-ii,, shell-,
i ..vr,
• | MI "*'8♦#' i •( *>mM fl •( )**• '•'8 »tt-.l
reallied It was defective The shell | head and » rash<*d into ........... he
4-Vl*l* if fbf * li 1«f* 1 • t*|toi| 'l| •ni*
made a weird flip (l"0 snmul a . 'v o m i The Red m o rtH . ....... .
f tl* . •*•*V4• ft * .M nf ill #f|tlt fi1V
it went overhead and exploded on silent
the tiottom of Riint-r
Mill, tar
O'-er the hill*to our •» *• il- *i I' I*41 *» « , t**. nf , 4M*l 41 v **» 4*1
•♦••pl* '*> - I'IMI'I8*I'*91 nf
short of the tirget
, haloon* hovered tugh m i» • Ido-- f**4 ft*
I, .ll'lf . m r*f IM 1 «l - M *"| M4»
" P h e w ! " muttered Sg» Urn I ;«kv nvf»r r«viniiMi|nni
M•Mim;t.
Ml
tM full U 89
1 . f
Howard, Uurllngton, la
"That
warn awsv airplanes fun- - tlm
thing went end over end They
truce slt«, a neutral r-.oe... Un foil-..
1 III \ •••911 - fftni I'll ill
1 I..
sure give yuit the willies "
tnlilil of warring arnne .
Ilmvartl, wiping sweat Ir-.in his (
riimtdng d o - n '*.•• Mil I n o II- ' - * ii II* 1 *11•1 ' f AiigiMt 1
suntanned, unshaven tare, said hea weary -.cigruit
h -I <v.Hi a .• •f i' *|r .1 l.f »f|f*ir*f, 8ti*f
1 f 4 *4 n S«fif'Ml*|
i
si— ••* '
had lint slept In four day. except )ust -calked nil Rimkei ll<i|
people >a 'if ■*'• HIM' 11 | f1f!•f ••8f ill
for rhort naps Ills wife, who live* "Those boys are prcUv ....... .
In Ran Diego, Calif . Is expecting hut th.-v'r«- In good spim " re Ui*(. «. Y»'l pi*. ’•1• III « III »)li8 CM||
n> ele-n ) •Mil') III •- ♦11 • nil flllr 'tl
a second child next month
ported Rgt Rolieit r «- , . i - ...
!u- f l f *»| ',**1111 •i U ' Ii Mdh , m*M. I
lln w « lTd.y. l 4 nV.rJ i ' h F
|,pr r ' " 1 3»'» Diego The s w e ltn lheal ;«»• m f tllnwM:
Iff t»| f*H !'• trhi. h V***l
has to be done "
"
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,ii
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% *v*l*>tn *•f
Howard pointed over our trench Irs^ nlopfK.
"1 nrvrr frit Mni llkr Mm . in •*<»*#•i » .t in. h i. 4t||«|H.«n| f*l <t*|t-f
to n majestic riiluellne lowering
Coleiuan
rein.uked „|| it,- >.•••,.. | ,tri n-d kn»w, Imw
behind Hunker Hill The ridge Is Alnlnima,"
with a wry amilr "Hut llu c liacl, i-v- i , <-I--U--, „I| Hie l. uir-, imv.
enemy territory
"T hat's Taedok San," he said home I never ran up ami down I be- ' 1 » >"i- t »>. i •- ile.-r ,ew.-r<
"E very lime yon open ynur mouth, hills all day And I worked in an Mr linin' v IH. IlMf I, I it»* 8F»t 4*f
f iaifliffltll, if *•
air-conditioned hardware
in All|>* f lllttofiif* lit
they can pul a bullet In It "
v l i f ' l M»r • l i ii9 fit*' ir« if!» 'n t* iif fli»»
Rllle shut* crackled I'lng. plug, Hiritdngham "
The husky sergeant said tin- Ma n|r«t 'III fIF#f | r |||/ p te'linf 'llfitfl I
ping. "They're ours." Howard said
with a broad grin F.ach llinr the rlnes are swlllly dlging in on <1fI*I V4 ll.ft hI im ii I'I fI4|l I »•• |»«l9 l!*IU fi
Chinese on Bunker Hill poked their Hunkir Hill. I'lu-y are h lidding lu ilf (.4 nfifl tit I f f |iiiiftiltifiK f i *r
heads up, a Marine sniper Just sturdy hunkers a* cover igulnal I III f 4 III* R tfyi 9ll 481 fill*
If.vvii R i'W iri im
nl^*«yi4 u*’ Minu
below our trench opened fire
enemy shelling
"T hat keeps their heads down
O n c e the hag* get dug in h r ft4ti|i|i«'«l it|g utiil llt r |H 'H |i|f liv in g
II**»ii Mi*- fii'rk Mi*'fi f111lit fi Ui*'li
*o our Iwyi can innvc a ro u n d ' never will g n u* nut
lili(M is**11 nfifl iiMiff k'Dilnnf*' lulu
♦Im* rtfi'k inBtt*nii nf icpnllin^ ill *
«fW9*r I mmiIiI*' |( it fnr Mill ri*M4«Mi
I Mml I i»fftmm»'U'l piifMii^ Mt**
i f r f k ift n Imu flmlfi. Il»l* I wm *i I•
—.
1 i«*n«ly l»9*8,ii ilfinc S*miili of
Plana for raising funds, Includ
James Hrure A.lklm, M. |,re*| , Avenue and North of Third Street,
ing an aurtlon, am! the snlc of dent nf Adkln* Manufarliirliiu Go.,
' - The *.-w.-r e*ten*lon* I *ug
lirooms, were today illsrosseil l»y
gristed, wlilt-h would cost 1 :112 ,•
memliera of the Hnnfnrd l.lon* fialn-*v|||e and Adkln* * tdkin* (100.00, ffere to serve the house*
Go , Hanford, died a t hi* Innne In
Club,
Galnravllle yesterday after * lin in a densely liuill up nreu Hou'h
The rluli requires considerable gering
and West of the Railroad .Station
Illness.
revenue for Ita programs which
which now linn no sowers; no area
He
wa*
a
native
of
Farmington,
Include providing glasses for un Del. and founder and flrii presi with widely scattered house* W es'
derprivileged children.
of French Avrnue on both side* of
Clarence Welsh reported good dent of the Klgma Nu Fraternity Eighteenth Htrret; urea* In noi
returns from gum hall machines, at the University of Delaware at tlons of Han Lanin, ami In Mag
which bring the club about 127 a Newark. A pioneer crate menu- nolia Heights, lli-l Air, Wynnwood.
month, but declared that morn mi- facturer of Florida, Mr Adkln* Hnnf(| |>nrk> ()nk lllli, Paltn Teichine* should be placed a t tho alao aerved aa aeerntary-mannger race, Franklin Terrace, Highland
of the All-hound nox Manufac Park and Drcnmwold. The high
Naval Air 8tatlon.
J. Hamilton Rlabee, club secre turer* Association nf Florid* and coat of these si-wef extensions I*
tary, who accompanied the Junior Georgia for many year*. Prior to due to the fart that moat of the
American Legion Haieball team to entering the manufacturing >m*l- arena are not densely Imilt up. For
Starke, stated that a telegranf neea, Mr. Adkins wa* a civil e n each house served in many of Jho
sent by the Lions had helped them gineer with tho Atlnntir Coast meas, them- sower* would nlso
a lot. He told of th* hard flgnt Line Railroad.
servo four or five viirnut Iota on
Funeral services will h e a t t h e which houses could he liuill In the
th a t th* team had made, only to
Gainesville
Episcopal
Church
a
t
loee
uainaev it# EPiecopai
future.
lose to Hialeah.
H arry Robeon, who has had aort 3:00 o'clock Thuraday a f t e r n o o n .
"■1. In the last paragraph of
of a "loat look" lately, told hie
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your editorial, you suggested com
fellow Llona that everything I* all
plete elimination nf aewage from
right with him again. "My wife Is
Lake Monroe and then using water
EX-NEWSMAN DIES
back home again," he declared.
LOS ANOELES OR— Raymond from Lake Monroe for the muni
Al Skinner, back from a trip I. Tennant, U , former Midwest cipal aupply. I wish to call your
north, wae given a hearty welcome. newspaperman and retired adver- attention to several facts In this
He announced that he Is taking Using and public relation* mannger connection, which ere n* follows:
another trip soon. Voile William* for the California Rank, dint Sun
" (a ) The water In Lake Monron
(('■•alien** Oe Pag* Tws|
day.
Jr., preaided.
Fund Rnifrinff IMnns J. B. Acikinn G'rnIt*
Studied By I.ionH
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AHorney Richard V Krvfn.
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 11, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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