11 10 261 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b28bb45bf5805119baea4c2d0c0d96b7.pdf 7fd2438a1a327b6715b41d6bf2126014 PDF Text Text A* » rsy c,'TyriT r ,.,*, ^i i isu*-.t» i THE BAXFORD HERALD P*I« 6 Friday, August A, 1952 Heroic Efforts Of i HOLLYWOOD | Woman’s Courage, By BOB THOMAS Snakes AndBabies Convicted Commie Carrier Crewmen Lfi - "Now you Related By Writer Leaders Are Given Lauded By Skipper seeHOLLYWOOD It; now you don't." I must admit that I had to stifle By RKLMAN MORIN tty g k o jio f m c a b th u r a yawn when Tony Curth started Maximum Allowed TOKYO (For Hal Boyle) iff — U. S Far Bast displaying III* bag of magic trick*. M p --------- m — | n XMj n an m d r A t THE C H U R C H E S 411 Chnreh Notices must be presented at The Herald office by 4:00 31. nn Ihe day before publication, T tW .-W n f M Lake Monroe By SADIE SODERBLOM Mis* Shirley Delore* Hamilton, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Erneat Hamilton of Lake Monroe, breamo the bride of CpI. Raymond Ira Lntharn, son of Mr. P. K. Latham of Petersburg, Va. and Mr*. Mary Smith of Farmville, Va. Sunday nt 3:30 p. m. at the home of the bride. T op couple exchanged vows before a heartshapel afrhwxy of fern and pink roses, which was f Innki-d by tall basket* of white lads anil tuberoses. Rev. J. E. ?IcKinley of the First Methodist Church officiated. Tim bride wore a street length dress of ler blue organdie with white accessories, her Jewelry be­ ing tiny pearl earrings. Her cor­ sage was of swrclln-art rosea. Miss Sadie Hoderblom was chosen «s maid of honor. Miss Soderblnm's dress was uf white eyelet, wllh white acce--»orle*. Her corsage wus of pink rosebuds. The bride graduated from Semi­ nole High with the class of '51, and Is well known in Ibia county for her achievements In 4-H Club work. The groom received his educa­ tion in Prince Edward County Schools of Virginia, after which h« enlisted III the armed forces, serving 22 months overseas. He returned to thn United Slates In February and slnco that lime Ita* been stationed with llie MOO En> gineers at the flrlundu Air Base, Pfr. Curios llnren, who served with the gioom while oversrai, acted as best man. He |s also sta­ tioned nt the Air Base In Orlnmjn. After Ihe weildinf a reception was held in thu dining room of the Hmnillon home. The brides (able was overlaid with u hand crocheted cloth which was made by the brutes maternal grand* mother, Mrs. S. E. Norwood, an I aunt, Mr*. J. II. Tlndil. The table was centered with pink roscti and fern. Mrs. Kohert Dorn nerved th* wedding enko Mint Mrs, J. H. Timid served the punch. Others helping serve were: the grandmother, Mrs, K E. Norwood, mints Miss Noriue Norwood unit Mrs. D. E. Norwood, also a rouuain. Mrs. Arnold Tilldcl. Mlsi O'Delle Hamilton, sister of the bride, look care of the brides hook. The couple will make their home in Farinvllle, Va. after CpI, Ln thnm n ie lv c i Ids diichnrge from the service In September. Out-of-town guests attending the wedding were Mr. and Sirs. J. '!■ Smith of llrlamlo, irlenoa of tho groom. FIIK K M BTHO DIHT CHURCH C EN TRA L BAPTIHT CHURCH Rev. C. /,. Milter, Pastor Ninth Street and Laurel Avenue NEW YORK iff—How woidd you Hutidny Naval lirafbpiarters today de Amateur magicians and people School 0:-lf> a. m. Itev. 8. L. Whatley, Pastor LOS ANGELK8 Off-Callfornla's scribed how heroic crewmen saved who do card tricks at parties have feel If you were In a crowded hi bus blorninir Worship 11:00 n. m. Hundny Helmut 1):I5 n. in. 14 leading Communist* — Including the nlrrrafl carrier Itexcr from always bored me. Hut my Interest with some loose cobras? "Hring the Family to Hunilay • self • styled founding member flaming explosions which killed started In quicken when Curtis That happened to some people Mi-.ingcx by the Pastor, morn­ School" of the parly In Russia — nro under nine shipmates. in India Ihe other day The Horn- ing and evening. went Into his act. 11:00 a. nt. maximum sentence of five year* In 7:tr» p. in. Morning Worship Minutes filler flames broke nut "Now I take this red ball, and bay office u ’ the Assoclatet,’ Pres* Y. P. M. K. Rev. Hoiter Wall will tie tho prison and 110,000 lino each today below links at dawn Wednesday, suddenly, It disappear*. Oops, reported that a snake-charmer KvHNgrllstlr Service 7:15 p. m. Prayer Meeting nm) Rlhte study morning epeaker. In for conspiracy against the United crewmen braved smoke nnd in­ hrrr It Is." came aboard, carrying the coliras B. T. til 7:00 P. 51. State., ferno like heat to unload bombs And m i bn made a red ball come In baskets. The bus Jolted over a Thin-day evening nt 7:15 p. in. A Union for rnrh ago group The heaviest Judgment possible amt ammunition from planes and go and then multiply Into many pot hole In Ihe road. Tho basket* Evening Worship H;00 p. nt. under the Smilh Acl of 10IO was readied fur strikes against (lie red ball*. Not had. Then he did a sprang open. C HR ISTIA N A MIHHIONARY Rev. D. L. Rrainnrd will npeak levied Thursday by Federal Judge Communists in North Korea When one of the rohrns reached routine with some steel rings, mak­ A LL IA N C E CHURCH "Como Thou With Us And We Veld William C. Mollies after be uphe Ollier seamen dnnneil oxygen ing them engage and disengage the driver's compartment, the driv­ Park Avenue A Fourteenth Street Will |)o The* Good" the Jury's guilty vrrdict musks amt rescued rnmrndcx Frctly good Tnen ho seemingly er panicked and lost control So he Glenn K. Hmilh, Pastor The defendants, Including Hus- trapped by smoke anil (lames. picked some playing card* out of said, afterward Thrro was a seri­ 9:45 n. m. Bible Helmut ASSEMBLY OF GOD ilan horn Frank Specter. took tbeir Their skipper called It an "Inspir­ Ihe air nnd made them vanish, ous accident | | IH> a. m. Morning Worship In a way, this Is the other half sentences without flinching. All ing performance " Jit-rmirknhlr. He also performed a Miiilnniiry Sunday will be ob- Twelfth Stiret A Laurel Avenue Harold E. liuiluek made stronit, some defiant, stale[PSOt story The Navy here snlil the tire unit card Irlrk which was tilled "out of a KiplingPMiuc served. Amelia J. Hut lock menls malntnlnlm! Innocrnru All explosions injured -I? The Injury of this world." It was One night In India, a llrittih of Pastor's subject; "Building Per­ 9:46 .Sunday School, Mra, C. S. 14 filed Immediate nnllre of In toll reported In Washington was "How's that for a begin beginner?” fleer ami his wife gave a small manently’' tention In appeal Hie case lo the 75, tint a Navy spokesman here Curtis asked proudly, riffling a dinner party It was during Hie 7:45 p. m. Kvenlng HCrvIro Dandridge, Superintendent. 11 : 00 o, m. Morning Worship U. S. Circuit Court. war, and so there was some talk said that probably Inrluilrd those deck of card* through the air. An informal m rvlee for all area The convlrleil Communists — temporarily overcome by smoke 2:00 p. m. Prison evangelism at I had to admit that hi* per of the fighting and Ihe bombing The pu-tor will speak on the found guilty after six months trial lint not Injured. what-not. Ann subject—- "Real For the Weary" County Jail, youth In charge formnmv was plenty ckay. This of British cities, nnd......................d lli.'IO p. nt. Christ Ambassadors of conspiring to teach and advo­ The Washington account differed was part of his homework for hi* then one of the Indies tripped the All are cordially Invited to each (youth) service. cate overthrow of the government In other respects The Navy De role in "Hmtdini," In which hn'II trigger on a lovely argument. aervlre. 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic Rally by force — all professed pride partment said one exploding Jet Impersonate the famed magician. Jhis wor baa proved ono thing," "Th Wcdnusduy 8:0(1 p, in, prats* in the Communist Forty. plane touched off the disaster nnd It Is Ills first Innuoiit from Uni- she sold, “ women are Just as brave FIRST HAPTIHT CHURCH and prayer service. " I am o found Ihr member of 12 other planes were drslrnyil, ciTMi I f utern ultima I and hi* big- as mrn In an emergency, and per Oviedo the Communist Party," Specter. 57, Hendrjunrlers sntfl the cause was jjexl film lo date. Nn wonder he haps hravrr." Thursday 8:00 p, m. Men's Fel­ Frank C. Altrrgan, pastor lowship Meeting. ■aid. He dated Ids party entry Sep nndrrtertnlnrd and did not reveal ns been working like a beaver The men were Indulgent. They Hev. I.acy Hall, aural speaker •ember, 1819 He has been In the extent of the damage lo Hie xhlp, for II conceded that women in the serv­ All a i i our frienua menus are cordially Irw Kundny School vlteil to each of these meetings. If. S about 25 years and was l<ns normally manned try » crew of "I've been practicing inuglc for ices had often displayed exlraordln- 9:45 n. in. Morning Worship Angeles County Industrial organ 2,000 a week nnd a half already," he nary corage Hut they polnlrd out 11:00 ii. m. The fire and explosions seared explained "1 come to the studio also that women will jump on n 8:0(1 p. hi. , Kvenlng Worship tier for the party when Indicted F IR S T PRESBYTERIAN Ttu- "Hour of Prayer" each last December Speetor faces alien the 27,mm ton flattop's Hangar fleck for three hour* to learn undrr chair nnd scream In thu presence CHURCH Wednesday to lie eondueted by the —the level Immediately below the George l-omlnn. then 1 work at of n mouse. spur deportation proceedings. Oak Avenue A Third Street The argument was swirling, nnd eliuri'b deacons. Others sentenced: Wtlllnm ' ff.^ht deck The Navy here snlil home for four or five hours, And Rev. A. G. ,MrImda, Minister nobody noticed when the bnit css Hchncldcrmnn, ex . California par merely that the names broke out I'm not even tin salary yet. D: 15 a. m, Sunday School ty chairman; Frank Carlson. Phil in n cluster of jet planes mt llm 11 Ol) a. in. Morning Worship FIRST M ETHO DIST ( IIU R C H "That doesn't mailer. I ’m so quietly signalled one of the Indian Ip M Connelly and his wife, Doro­ hangar deck Anthem: "Hark, tfiirk'. My J. E. MrKIntey, Minister nuts about this part that I want servants thy Healey Connelly; Hen Dobs. A Naval court of (uf|iury was lo look like a magician. I know lie bent over her shoulder. She Miss Thelma Long, Director of Html" Shelly— (,'hniicel Choir, Krnest Olio Fox. Mrs. Hose Cher- ordered lo Investigate Hear Adin the studio could show close.up* of whispered something He hurried with solus hy Mrs. Harris Folds Religious Kil urn I Ion nln Kusnllz, Carl ftii.tr Lambert. Herbert C Megan, commander of some other guy doing the trick*, out of the room 0:45 n in. Sunday Helmut and Mrs. Chnrlrs Wilke Albert Jason (M lrkeyi Lima, At Carrier Division tine, was np but 1 wouldn't feel right about It. A moment later, be reappeared, A class for every age Sermon— Mr. Mrlnnie Hlrhmnnd, Mrs Ixrrrttu Starves pointed Its senior officer Church Nursery— 10:45-12:00 It'll give Ihe picture nn added holding a bowl of milk He set the 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship Stack, Henry Htlnhrrg and Mrs Although Capt Marshall It Gur value If iienple see me doing the bawl nn the floor In a fnr corner Herman Theme— Religion: "Power each Sunday Oleta O'Connor Yates ney, Hie skipper, said the linger tricks myself. of Ihe room 7:00 p, m. Pioneer F cIIowsIi I d nr Plaything" Mrs. Yates Is due to return to was able lo carry on Us mission, Suddenly, a rnlirn slltherrd out 7:00 p. m. Evening Worship " I know a lot of ymrng actors Intermediate nnd 8:00 p. rn. court today IV for further sentence llm carrier was sent In Japan for who would slough It nff nnd not from beneath Ihe table, bending Sermon— Mr, Alclnnis Hrriini Youth Pt-liuwahlp Her on criminal conic mol charges, In repairs The explosions occurred report to work until they gel paid. for the milk There were scream*, vlee cur red when she fieri lord to nn while the tloxer was on miles east 1 don't dig thill The main thing quick exists, and Hie confusion wan 8:0(1 p. rit. CHURCH IJF T H E N A /A R E N i; Evening Worship awer mirations on Hie witness of Woman, Korean F.asl Const Is to keep acting nmi learning Immense when the other guests 11.1 .Maple Avenue Sermon: "Thirsting" stand. She u-as the only defendant port saw It. The servant quickly de your work, whether your paid for I-. R. Kushlon, Pastor to testify during the trial The nine dead Ineludrd a Navy It or not That's the only way an strnyed the snake Monday School IM 5 n. in. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST doctor and two hospltalrnen who •etor gets heller " l.ntrr, they naked the hostess Morning Worship hour 10:45 a. m. S CIEN TIST braved nearby flames lo rare for George l/indon, who was stage how ahe knew Hie cobra was In Youth Service 0:45 p, m. HIIO East .Second Hlreel wounded shipmates An exploding manager for Thurston. Hlnckstnnn the room Did she sec It? When? Evangollatic Ilnur 7:45 p. m. Sun-lav Service 11:00 a. m. shell got them Due man was Inst and other great mnglr acts, ex­ Where? Mid Week service Wed. 7:15 p. m. I Suil-lny School l*:3ft a. hi . overboard. Helicopters amt small pressed amazement at the nbllliy " I didn't see It," she replied, Notice To All Roys nml Girls: 8:00 p, m luuils rescued 112 others wlm were of Ids pupil "Why, Tony Is doing "but 1 felt It It wax colled Wednesday Service Aug. I I at llm Church of K< mling Room Tuesday and Monday foiled into Hie sen by Hie rlinking Irb ks nfler in days Hint most new around oty ankle " I lie N run i run 0:0(1 n, m. j tally F tlilay 3 IK) lo 5:00 p. til. smoke and flame*. This tended lo thill the argil magicians would have to work on Vacation Jidda School, Plenty of Sri finds niter the first fire was fur 30 weeks," he exclaimed That (be Christian'* outlook, idujii-s, gmues, fun ami tn start tnrnt about men mid women and discovered, the Navy said smoke, whnt they do lo the presence of whereby God, i* glorified, Is a ihe day off light w-c have n little "1 waul to learn everything SEOUL, Korea <115— The U S flames ami explosions Idled the can about lloiidinl," -mid tne purely spiritual perception of ft'IIdw cugrr danger the eagi t two feel high who will Fifth Air Forre said American pi hangar deck Hot about Hie colirns. . There rrnllly Is Ihe theme of (be l.esCurtis " | even asked George to peak (o ii i who's name is, "John lots shot down three Communist In Hie eiiglnernom, perspiring tiring In some of llomllnl's diaries are almost as ninny tales of their son Sermon lo be rend in nil nle Gospel", lim e you ever heard M ills today In the filth straight crewmen wore oxygen masks ami •bat be owns I want to know what strange ways ns there are snakes Chuirhr.i of Christ, Scientist next ll» MIMS A D D IE P IIE V A T T him? Well ivn will see you Mon­ day of furious Jet battles over stock to llirlr posts The king cobra is aggressive, Sunday. Subjeei is "S PIR IT." kind of a man lie was " day morning. North Korea The In lured ami smoke stricken The Gulden Text 1* from I 1 asked London for the secret of and presumably, will always at Mr. nml Mrs. T. W. Prevail bail America's 18th Jet nee was streamed to emergency medical lloudlnl's greatness. tack; Hie other types nnlv defend John (1:11,11): "We nrn of God: an weekend guest Mr. nnd Mr*. G. I PSA I,A COMMUNITY crowned In the action, which facilities set op in Hie wardroom J. Cutilos anil sons George Mild " It was showmanship," he re thmnselves Yet, some of the In­ . . . Hereby know wr lliut we dwell I'll I Mil VTEM IAN C H I IRC ft brought the five flay allied loll of and nil the Hlgfil deck Sailors amt piled. "Ills greatest trick was the dians claim that not even the big in til rn, nml bn In us, hernnaa loFrank, nnd Mr*. Katherine O n to * U. ('. While,Minister Russian - built Jets In 18 destroyed seagoing Marines lined rip lo offer Chinese torture, lie allowed him- king will harm a small child. They bulb given u* of bis Spirit." all or Jacksonville. Unified Service 10;0(> n. m. and to damaged blood. Ilil-li- selections Include the •.elf to be shackled and lowered believe n snake reacts, through Mr. nml Atra. E. H. Grant had as Capt. Clifford D. Jolley. Salt In mldnfteriionn, after the head down Into water. We'll show some sixth sense, to the loathing statement made by Jetua after ha Church School and talk by pustor. their weekend gueata Mr. Granl'a Peoples Meeting 7:18) Lake City, shot down his filth Mt() flames bail been ipielled, Capt that In the picture, and Tony will and dread that arises, nn sight. had healed one 'possessed with a p. Young son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and rn. to qualify ns an are. That made Gurney broadcast over the loud do II lilmsr In most adults. devil, idind and dumb"; " If 1 Evening Service .7:110 p. m. Mra. George Mills and children three kills In two days for the 31- speaker: And they think this Is an ac­ list out devils by thn spirit of Will magical secrets he exposed Wednesday evanlng 7ISO p. m. of Jacksonville. year old Sabre Jet pilot Today the "Today 1 wltimsarit the most In­ In Hie film? quired feeling, something you have God, then thn kingdom of God Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Summeretl| Prayer anil lllhle Sillily services Air Force confirmed a MIC be spiring performance of mv life. "flit, no." London assured. "Him to learn Hitter a baby docs not Is come unto you" (M ult. 12:28). hnd ns tbrlr dinner guesl Sunday ■hot down July -1 Your unhesitating willingness to illnl never believed In giving away know enough to be nlrnld, bn inny Corii-lnlvii i-Itnlluiirt from "Hri Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Rny Hum. CHURCH OF CHRIST As n rtntjil, llm sprelnculnr push Into tint Inferno In save your his st-mila The only tiling hu ox be perfectly anfu -even with u cneo nnd Health with Key tn (lie meralll of Ovleuu, K ilty, Nix un-l Elm Avenue A Herimd Slre*t F oiii Hi of Jm ; aerial battle nrar ship and your shipmates was n posed was fake spiritualism." cobra. Scriptures" by Mary linker Eddy Buddy Cor lev of Hanford. J. Nicholson, Minister the Yuln River became the big supreme test of valor ami ilevollon Preston Grover, who headed Hie Include: "The sense* of spirit nbi-le Curtis Is co starring wllh Ills wife Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pnlilce "bor there Is one God mid one gest day of the wnr for It. S. air In duty We shall carry on as our Jnnet Leigh, In "Houiilnl." There AF office In India for a number in Love, nm| ilu-y d-imonstiate meiilutor between God and Man, and children of Ghlrngn, III,, me men — 13 Mills shot flown, fine beloved shlpmntrs. now Inst, would have been re|mrts Hull he will lie of years, wus a witness In one of Truth nml Life . . , Jesus demon Ihe man Christ Jesus who gnvo visiting Mr*. Pnnlrr's pnrcutx, Mr. prohnhly destroyed nnd five flam have wished us lo do " sawing her in half for Hie film these incidents slrnled Ibis gieal veilly" (p, -J741 Ills llle n ransom for all, to bn and Mrs. Mas Kennedy, and her lie was visiting nn Indian fam ­ London denied this "Ills sublime niuunury points to testified In dim season." 1 1 Tim. brotlier-ln-lnw nml sister, Mr. and The old record of 1.1 shot down, "Hawing a woman In half was ily. Their child. In .i nigh chair the n-llglnii of l^ive" ( p. l.’IMl. Mrs, Kiclinrd Kora nml daughter. 2: (Ml) two probably destroyed, ami one Invented by an English magician nn Ihe lawn, was eating u Imwl 31rn. Mary Grits underwent an 19:00 ii . rn. Bible Study damaged was set last Dec. 1.1 after lloiidinl died," be reported of bread anil milk Cobras like F IR S T BAPTIST CHURCH ll;(H) u. m. Morning Worship operation at'the (Iriinge Memorial U. N, warplanes also gave pow­ milk, amt apparently they can W. P. Brooks,' Jr., Pastor iMIll p. hi . Evening Worship hospital Inst week, erful frontline support to ground smell It from conslderntite ills Mrs. Olga Taylor returned home John L. Miller— ,Minister of Ed. iw trimps who Thursday withstood the Sermon topic:: "Know ami and Do Inner*. Sunday Srhnol 0:15 a. m. Wednesday 8:00 p. in, Bible Study last week after spending some hottest day of the year — a sear­ Grover, horrified, saw tho anako, time in tho Fcrnald Laughton Morning Worship 11 (Mi a. m. ing I0H degrees on the weitern Visitor* always welrnmu Just aa It was crawling up the .Memorial hospital. 0:45 p. m. front. TALI.AHARHKK Ml - Haste nu side of their chair. It crossed the Training Union Mr. and Mra, Aubrey Partin had H p. ni. On the rentral front, Allied tomnhlle liability Insurance Is go HOLY CROSS CHURCH baby's lap, and came onto the Evening Worship a* their guests last week Mrs. Evening Worship 8:1)0 p. m. .. planes today nttnrkcd Chinese lug lo rust more In Florida after .. .(Ephwopalj apron of the high chair. Then It troops who Thursday night tried Aug 25 Ear phones for bard of bearing Ren JL LyUleton Zimmerman, PartIri'a lirothcr-in-lnw amt slater began drinking Ihe milk. In vain to recapture the rugged Nursrry for children under six Hlale Insurance Commissioner It. I), Reetnr With a clumsy graturr, the baby knob railed Capital Hill from South Kit I,arson has granted Increases TALLAHASSKK i f f - Motorists banged It ovrr the head wllh the years of age for Sunday Sellout DIh Sunday after Trinity driving past a "heer Joint" mint Korean Infantrymen amt the worship service*— morn* B:00 u. m, ranging from f5 In 92t n year on Holy Communion Tough South Korean font subtler* whnt ta known a* "5 and in" poll* be alert to the possibility of pa. spoon. 9:30 a. m. Morning Prayer and "Wo expected the cobra In Ing amt evening. Irons wandering out tntn the road atop Capital Hill pitched Chinese cleg. Holy Euchnriat, Welcome the Florida Supreme Court held strike," he nsld, "hut the baby troopi down the rugged slope when These policies provide innlnrlits today. upset Ihe bowl, nnd th* snake aimthe Reds tried to selie the prize with the minimum Insurnnre covThe Court upheld a *6.150 Judg­ ply dropped onto the grass and outpost. Gunfire and bursting erage required under the state ft went on looking fnr milk down all. si ..................................... •halls sparkled In lha darkness for nanrlal responsibility law. A driver ment awarded Mr*. Ada Orlner an hour before men of the repub­ without Ihe coverage must prove for the death of her husband, Leon there." It was only when they np lic'* Capital Division scored Inelr ability In nay the damages If he Ortner. Hr was killed, according to the rourt record "immediately proached to kill It, he saitl, that victory, I* responsible fnr nn acrldrnl ihe hood went up and It rolled The Insurance companies, said n,!r.r i” v,nH n 'brer Joint"’ about lo strike. Chinese and North Korean artil­ lery and morlnr guns boomed loud Larson, claim Florida traffic rnsu- midnight, April 2, tost, near DunSo, In case you are ever on a ly across the entire front, hut little nltles avr Increased and prnprrly den on Ihe Winter Haven - Dundee action wai reported from the west­ damage cnsla more lo make good highway when itrurk by an auto­ crowded hue with a loose cobra, O L L h*v leva C*pdvel became of Increasing costs of ma­ mobile driven by Joe Ray King, cither open a bottle of the best ern and eastern sectors homogenized, or prelcnd not to Folk County Circuit Judge Don terials nnd servlcca. The Increasra granted vary over Iteglster, In awarding Mrs. Grlnar notice. Alio, NEWfl — Iho atnle because accident rate* damages, held King had been neg­ ligent In driving at about 40 miles differ from locality In locality. Cartoon Incrensea fnr the most common nn hnur In a congested area and hnslr policy—that issued In muter being over the center line. it The Supreme Court, In an oplnand LONDON (ff— An agreement to 1st* over 25 year* old whn drive on by Justice Glenn Terrell, said pay off the huge prewar private private cora fnr pleasure only— 3 More Red MIGh Are Shot Down By American Pilots [ GENEVA NEWS ] Auto Owners Will Pnv More To Have Basic Insurance Motorists Must Be Alert Passing Beer Joints, Says Court I :S V- Interest Rates On U.S.BorrowingArq Increasingly High By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK iff—Interest ratecreep higher a* the Treasury bor rows more and more money. IPs borrowing the money because Ihe government I* spending more for defense jnd other Ite m than It's taking in Ihrough taxes, high a* they are. And the Treasury Is paying high­ er Interest because Its easy money policy of many years standing look a drubbing some in months ago. When Treasury rate* advance. Intrrrsl charges on commercial loan* and individual financing, *uch a* mortgage*, usually firm up. too Faced wllh a "light money mar­ ket." Ihe Treasury thla week of­ fered to pay Ihe highest rate In nearly 20 year* for one-year mon­ ey—It will now pay 2 per cent on Trensury certificates coming due In one year, a rise of lb of 1 per cent. More significantly, perhaps, the Treasury said It wouldn’t refund tn December some lB 'i billion In tong term bonds, bearing cither 2 or 2G per cent Financial circlet here Interpret that a* meaning the Treasury feels II would have tn olfer higher rale* than that If It refunded ln December. Treasury officials worry because this Increase In Interest rale* Incan* that Ihe cost of carrying the public tleht I* growing, adding jtisl llml nnii'li inure tn what Ihe government spends each year. Some nf them complain that Ihe Federal Reserve Board, if It chose. could grt Ihe Treasury off the hook easily by turning a "light money market" Into an easy one—Ihroughb ............. agreeing In buy tip any government bond offered on the market Member hanks could then sail their bonds profitably tn Iho fed­ gel money eral reserve banka, and grt tn mret all the demands nf borrowers- built private and govern­ mental. The Federal Reserve Board, however, considers Ibis easy monry policy Inflationary—contend! I! coils thee oiintry much more In price InllHiion than II save* the Treasury In Interest payment* And so Hie hoard tin* refuted In peg government bond price* al oar nr better -that Is, agree to luiy up all nlfered—ever since Its widely advertised accord with Ihe Treasury on Hint Issue In March ol 195! The money market Is tight right now for several rrsson* One Ii seasonal Al this lime of year there I* a demand fnr credit tn cover harvesting of crops and proc­ essing and distribution of food llmdtiesstnen seek errdll lo produce and slock fall nnd winter merchandise. This year Industry wants money lo finance Ha record expansion of plant and equipment And since spring Ihe Treasury hu* been borrowing, adding sti still more lo tho demand for money. Short term Interest rale* have risen. Earlier In the year the Treasury paid I 8 per rent nn Its 91 day hill*. Now Ii pay* 1.85 per ccn! or better Pressure h strung In raise long­ term Interest rales By deciding against railing tlx 2 2'» per rent bond* in December, the Treasury puls off for six monlbs a test nf Ihe market. It can decide every six months !f it will call these bonds—unlit 1954 nnd 1955 when all the 16 5 bil­ lion dollars worth mature and must be paid. But in 195155 tho Treasury will have a total of 33 billion dollars of obligation* maturing Mr. and Mr*. Tony Robeima of New Orb-ana. WHAT BARGAINS! LAST TIMES TONIGHT CCC thi U* fir-*•«* i: Agreem ent Made On German Private Debt Herman debt* nnd end Wo»t Ger­ many's status a* ■ bankrupt na­ tion was approved hare today by a 17-natlon conference. ..The, agreement now goei to a United Stale* • Oritlah • French Ljn government commission op Gor­ dabti, The commission, ... in consultation wlih the governments M other creditor nations, will draft an Intar , governmental agreement , putting the debt pay-off system In- & OIHe Edmund** Landn A fter European Trip Include: Miami, 146 at present raised In $35; Jacksonville 135 to ISO; Palm Reach County 133 In 430; Fens* cola, Tampa and Rt. Petersburg 9211 to 935: Orlando 129 In 135. Present rain for the real of the state la 929, lo be Increased lo 413. Rale Increase* fnr other 5 and lo potlclaa lamed according In ago of driver* and use* to which their vehicles are put also w en ordered and will ranie from It to 53 par *A' conference statement salt) that, cent dppanding an retddoncu of "broadly speaking, term* of Ute Iho policy holder*, itttamai adhere aa closely as aottlament possible to Ihe terms of thati original __ contract and do not In moat casaa Innocence Plea Made lavplve any, reduction lnt he orlgBy Man In Tax Case princlpl* amounts." a means that Weal Germany JACKSONVILLE iff - Harry H, nay nff nearly all ol Gar- himbergi Lakeland, pleaded In­ pany >te prewar nocent to four counts Involving In?.V| Ume ted at 2» w W to s button him dollars. coma tea evasion In fedora! court ' , However, interest rates geneixlwill bo reduced ai J be and the maturity His attorney told Judge W. J, ttea of the debts will be extended Barker, Tampa, that Blumberg to as much aa 90 years to ease planned not to oonleat two of the i, drain m» West Germany. counts concerning 194f and 1947, adding he hadn’t bad a chance to V: W. R, GROVE, M, DIRS iiudy two additional charge) that at aarvir Col Army years, to an^lym cewt pleas was .r, j m o r ta l aa ti &%rs Saif NEW YOIIK iff- Dr. J, Oltla Edmunds of Stetson University, DeLand, Fte., and Mr*. Edmunds ar­ rived today aboard Ihe liner Coronla after a two • montha vacation In Italy, Germany, Austria and Enilind. Dr. Edmund*, who last year pub­ lished a aariea of article) stressing the Importance of the amall private college aa a mean* ol keeping ducatinn frea from political Influence, ■aid he had visited numerous rotleges and conferred with a num­ ber of political leaders abroad. "Europe's educational system has a long way In go to approach to control his automobile al all our*,'' ha uld. "In moat countrlea timea." fra* education haa arrived on the Orlner was 30 year*, old and scent only a abort time ago. Thera la nothing anywhere compare, arabte to our private non-government-supported college." tics Terrell said. The Florida educator said tea . "It la common know!* business la often going i Amarlcan private collages were plo ol ' ‘ enterprise an example of private auch places at this hour a customer* are on tea move, and our ayatm of democracy." era on the high1 way* are expected Ha said, however, he would not to bear this In prescribe similar Institutions for Europe. 11 long has held a motorist la reM'dred to, drive at a speed that will enable him to keep hta car under control at all timea. "Thla means that If he la racing over a speedway ha ean bear on he gas and let hla automobile do It* licit. If he la traveling on [he highway ha la required to con­ iine himself within the allowable speed. If he Ja traveling through rongesled areas, residential dlstricta where there are church#*, schools, puygrounds, ’bear joints' or other'places where the public W W S ip S ATOMIC WARNING HRUID LONDON Iff wanted worl____ rid ihli„ craft to keep oat c '•-tt r-tr _ SATURDAY—DOUBLE FEATURE a A K III l H pW atomic 'The • • • • • SEAT COVERS WHEEL COVERS BUN VISORS FENDER SKIRTS CIGARETTE LIGHTERS • WINDSHIELD WA8I 9HKRS • RADIOS 1950-31) • BACK-UP LIGHTS GOOD CARTOON — PLUS "NVOKA AND THE TIOKRHBN" — 1^0. 4 SUNDAY AND MONDAY! SANFORD'S FIRST SHOWING T H IA T R I WAI MANY OTHER ITBMS ,ONI TOO MANY >*e£i tefww a a“ ",sTV- ? ; # hre Come In — Lot's Get AcQuainted \P* r’? litf-, T V d-i! ' ’• **- CORIDY - CARTOON - r ;/- * f 1 ,j m Rut Fir* atfwl 1 MM ' A . A '. IN I 'j.,; — mm—.smSSm - . 11 ■ life • BUMPER GUARDS • FIRE EXTINGUISHERS • FENDER ORNAMENTS • RAIN DEFLECTORS • HOOD ORNAMENTS • HEATERS (*49-60-51) coeat I a dati -jfcfcfc-WSy; ■r-i. *» N II CREWMEN KILLED TOKYO.tit- U. 3. Navy head­ quarter! in laid said 10 to crewmen crewman ware tn the crash of a Navy patrol on the Southern Jap- On Many Item s During Our SPECIAL PRICES ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF am AND Off LETS GET ACQUAINTED SALE Selected Bhortf ■ ■ ■ r ' - «■* Titpypv* �YELLOW CAB 1444 TH E W EATHER Fair IfcfMifc Satarday except vsry •M rty scattered i k m n or thunLittle change to (cm* • VOLUM E X X X X II1 §>anfarh EHtablfHhrd 190H Kirs Clark Is Found Guilty Of Embezzling Russell Says Stevenson Will Win dBentence Postponed ■ Pending An Appeal; V e r d i c t Returned ForSum As Charged f AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFOUD, FLORIDA MONDAY. AtKiTST 11. 11)52 e * r a l b IF YOU DON’T Generally fair and continued warm unit nil try through Tuesday. Some stumers In syatlerril places In aftrrnuon. A-oux'liitcd i’resn le a s e d W ire NO. 251 Ridgway Sees Middle East Threat Of War Unrest Stirs Special Session Is Great As Ever Fear In West Urged On President SHAPE Commander I lappeningsln Jordan, Iran And Rgypt Arc Declares There Are Serious Weakness­ Viewed With Appre­ es In West Buildup hension In Capitals By Two Congressmen White House Visitors Mra. Lillian C. Clark wan con­ Hy I1AHVKY HUDSON By The Associated I'rrss General Retires A d v i s e President victed Friday night by a Jury of SUPHEME HEADQUARTERS Tin* (use of a Middle Knsl time ■lx man of embeiilement In the A LLIED POWERS IN EUROPE bond) sputtered again today He Should Do Some­ ’ whole ium of 10,071.85 mentioned ■.H—Gen. Matthew El Ridgway said Western dipomat* watched nerv In the indictment. The pleading* today the threat of war Is still ou.lv a series of development* Dial thing About Prices as big a* ever, and there are seri­ could *et otf an explosion hi the f the rival attorney* continued ous weaknesses In Ills West's build turbulent area which is labelled ol aat 0:80 o'clock and before he It, (V U tllK N ROGERS JR. up lo meet this threat. ci m ini -drnlcglc impel Inure in the gave the case to the Jurora Judge Wa s h in g t o n 11 Two House The supreme commander of Al cold war between Russia and the Millard Smith aakrd if they would in c u r,■!* urged President Truman lied force* In Europe told a news We*l prefer to retire for Nipper fir*t. t,ul.ii in i .iil j ipccisl session of conference there was doubt as tu In Jordan, a little desert country After Koine heiltatlon they decided inn, i i , . and u*k tor ii tightened whether the Western Allies could long allied tu Rritum. Parliament to get it over with Immediately. 111 a i imtriil lii" They *ald they reach their 1082 goal nf rat tilvl derided In end Ihe rrlgu id ailing Judge Smith then read HI* kni "iiiiiliing dctlmto" (rum him sions—23 active ami 25 In reserve- Km' lul.il I .mil tom over Die charge to the jurors, In which he i* t.< a In IIII’r be will aml t.ixto planes iliiciiii- to lit* i, year old mui Instructed them that If they were IGvKursten Missouri and Ridgway also said to- favored i lowii Prlllee lln**em convinced the evidence showed IT ne llliinu*, lii'inoei ats went tu In Iran, with Ihe ouimons null two year's military service—some Mn. Clark to be guilty of emDie White I luu*c tn plug Inr a spetiling European nation* are to dls tile ol nulioiiali*! Ihre.it* in the beiillng any sum at all they were ii.J *c**iiin an i * .in- winch has cuss In Paris Tuesday amid hull huikflnUlul the Senate executed %o find her guilty and specify the U. 1. SINAtOlt llu-hard t). Hutiell, ut Ut-urgii, and Uuv Adtal Stevenson -ptit Die iiiiministratlon'x top coocallous they will not adopt it. a complete about (are and handed rum. iiniiiii cnmmauil and lx opjiosed (right), the Democratic Presidential candidate, talk to newimen alter Belgium has already been hit try t’leiilirr Mohammed Mossadegh The Jury then retired, deliber­ a two-hour conference in Hprlngltcld. 111. Russell, the South'* unxuctiy Miiiiti Democratic Icmlrrs Instrikes protesting tier two year Ills- eillimded power* tie demanded ated 65 minutes and brought In the cesilul candidate at the convention, piodlcted that the Illinois Chief I’iiiiling Sen John I Sparkman, Ala draft term. to mu tile country the uexl six verdict of guilty at 7:80 p.m. Kxccutlve will carry the South by one of largest majurltlee i;i history. ii.ini.i. the party'* vice presidential Itldgwuy. former United Nation* iiionih. While they were out they asked tiomiiuc Commander In Korea, look over In Egypt, i al parties were for the charge once and later K.iidiTi h i lit lie and l’rlco udthe SHAPE command In May from ordered lo purg* themselves of cor came out to get the Indictment. it *i'd Die President lltey felt he Unit. Dwight t). Eisenhower. ruplmu or fail rxtimdhm. anil Ihe -hindil "do Mimething" about pricThe courtroom remained parked "The most serious deficiency to order on* balked >ip bv Ihe lank* i'. aial Dint a sperial session was until the verdict waa delivered and gun* ol ihe military group date," Ridgway said, Is the SHAPE 'tu* only weapon " and moat of the spectators re* which ousted Kmu Famuli buildup In the logistic* field malnrd to watch Murray Over* \ nqnirtcr asked wiirilicr KsrThe problem of building ware Ihe Jordan development raised street request the judge to send tell thiMIght a special session houses. troop in stall a I Inn* and air Do- |ni**lhillty nf some »nrt id union • he furors back to change their wind,I iii'iTimplisti any thing since fields is broad and complex, be hrlwieii Hu* Iloxtiriiiile kingdoms verdict to embczileinont In the i ,-ngic .* bus ultcudv rcfusi'il to UNAStl 10 111 the culm (Ml inililary ceienioiiy lagina ,J“- u l« tils tmuoi. said, and " I haven't trad time In go id Ionian and Iraq and Dili* posing sum of f0 071.86 leaa the 1160 i , lie Mi i'rmnan'* pries* control MaJ, (leu. Melvin J Maas (ceider) stuiuts *1 allciillwii while Ids wit. min ihe almost umnmornhle de­ a new jmwrr prnllleln III the Mni which Steele ['artln, elate auditor, i iTTiiiimciidalinii’i and Col. Jack P. Jtihuii Marine Barrack* coinmumilng ollUer. pin - n tails of ili.it program " die l .i*l on Die doorstep ol Israel hid testified might have been Company I Awarded V o l i e I i imii. m i . ' Karxleii replied, Williams Jr. (in Ihe queslioo of Hrlllxli ami tin- Jewish *lale Ihe Arab* legant Ids new “Major General r la n ” Rellrlng from the .cu b e, Man* w .* taken prior to Oct, 16, 1040 and "iiimc id the 111.11111c wlio opjiosed liuooied si tti! sunset parade of Die Marine DuriniWa in .isI i Iiis Imii. Freneti hints they may not he able a* ail enemy hence would not come within the Gives Report On to reach their reurmameul goals Bv tar the iiio*l erllleal nf the Pershing T r o p h y nmtinls now have li.nl tile chance statute of limitation!. tn gn util nut talk tu the people, a* because of economic difficulties or situations wa* In Iran where Ihe D e m o Convention In Rifle Practice The audience sat tense and quiet I lm (» iIi nn- rhese talk* may have failure In receive sufficient United Tiiilrh 1 1'otiiiiiiintst I Pal ly was at Karlyle Houaholder, attorney i liiiiiged tin'll uiiiul* S la te s aid, he said that is "above *rmng every advantage of lup*y A plaque "in recognition of IK this headquarters uml al a govern­ tun \ pnlllieal condition* Altirri I'roudlv bringing home two tro­ for the defense, argued in sub­ \ Ininial itcimmomluttim for a dued tones that he did not see phies, 78 enlisted men nnd four •fears of service tit the Rotary mental level " can i.lliciats in Washington exhibit Iieci.il ,i - ,nm Ini* lieen made by «how the verdict could be returned officer* of Company I, 124th In ­ Club and to the City nf Sanford" He addl'd, however, he (ell Hi* conci i n whether Ihe t'oiiiiiiuni't* j 111 ice tins. Fill A i i u i II Ao the Jury for amendment after fantry, Florida National Guard, wn* presented to James I,. Ingley question "can and will be adjusted eventually uiUV lie aide lo n ’ililint I'cnpumn s tiln li/e i Roger It hsd been filed by the elerk, arrived Sunday morning at 10:80 hy Jnelt Ratlgan in behalf of the without damage to ihe SHAPE liau dirough a coup engineered ITiln.iin ini Tiindny niglil lie saw O. P. Herndon. o'clock at the Atlantic (’oast Line Itotarv Cluli nt the regular month­ program " (loin the III*iili*, wllhnul ally overt no need inr d mdcsH prices kor? The Judge decided for Mr. Ileus* Depot following two week* of ly meeting of the rluh today. lie said the new superweapons move Iroiu ihe Soviet Union i Unit,iui ! .it u rapid rate holder and discharged the Jury at training at Kurt McClellan, Ala. !V?r. Ingley I* leaving Sanford being developed are exeerdlugly Ainerleuiis uml llrillstl were eon sillii-r iipposilimi wa* voiced by Competing with other companies today aftvr IK years ns president difficult to evaluate and It was felling mi the Iranian situation 7:46 p.m. Members of the jury Death B o x e r ' s S k i p p e r S . i y - i . a *|niko*man tor tho American ware John T. Brady, foreman. In the Third Army, the men of or eaeculive vice president of the very illffieult to estimate whether Rut I hey faced a dilemma If eenn Klcctrocution, Earl N. Roth, Giles Chapman, Ar* Company I won the General John Sanford Atlantic National Bank to the number of ground troop* could onile aid could save Iran, II prnli On Highways Anil M uu P erfo rm e d I n Farm Bureau Federation and by thnr B. Phillips. Thad. L. Lingo, Pershing trophy on Individual qua. assume a position of vice president he cul down Bep Jainh Juvd* lit lab N Y ) . ahly would tie rushed, tint there lificatlons far *mnll arm*. Ability of the Jacksonville Atlantic NoJr„ and Amos II, Barr. Drowning TnkeToll M ust H e ro ic S ty le * In a prepared statement opening mu * Die iimtimu* possibility such lo the nieatiltmc, new standard) In individual firing alio brought The arguments of the opposing l Iona I BfUtk. the news conference he said "Some aid might lie channeled into a na tn-iji-; set n|> by ArnuU's agency, taints nf attorneys to tha Jury them another trophy from the . Mr. Rntigan congratulated Mr. Hv The ' I'socIsUd Pre's By I n i itr n ir .it r 1 "'; ",n7 iu,l.'e1* , ': T Biui' whl"h' vvuV Tn'Vi«ii"ucr nf " Din I mice of Price Stabilization. (continued throughout- tha sper- Slate of Florida, said Warrant Inpley upon another advancement !n.^*VH.r ^ I'eit Fhiiullaiis met violent death V d lr r t.'U IK A litp .m e I h r In i' iy tike ti UoibniunlMs *" itre hy ipp.iirtiDi assured ingber relatl Ttoen and early • wetting from the Officer Terrence V. Brown.*-/'• t.iiin t Humt |il u'i ' i ,ii a ic-Tilt nl the steel, i* mlfftiolloiial coiininml ih e Jordon in id oil situation iti Ills cot err, but expressed hi* re­ 1 he xHuulluu also ha ha* dip ovei tile week end, Due drowned qrtirml (] " It seemed n* though half of IUM Mre, Clasrk left the aland. gret and that of the dub that this t i ,1 , - ,l’ "hirredi | inmal* worried, piineipally be in l.iinps liny, one wa* cteeiiocul Nh'.ffJM'il Milo I III 1,1fM 114 l' <U\ Ilf -1ii uiiiul in and i‘np|nT price boosts Slats attorney* Overstreet ami Sanford was wAltlug with auto* promotluii must take him and Id* hie that such harmonious tie*" had , cause it eicutes amdliei ipo Unstable eil on tllaeuyiie hey, and eight bitM 1 tiiilin with j tln/4'ii III'*' I u Mini 1 11centtv ci allied Hubert Griggs reiterated that nh mobiles at the depot to welcome family away from Sanford. been foiiued In xiicli a short lime i-onil 11it ut In an iircu already wci ' killed en the highway* plalit*s :ninl,i tin I Io.mI Ium he \I1 id IIicm ’ thw liniments were other persons In the office were so U* and tuke u* to the Armory Mini* tlu o| tfhl . i*» of m ini < -I Two weeks before his seheduled plagued with Instability Taint. II Pointing nut that while he has uliniung ripples troui Die Ktoriil where the men wrendismissed,H continuously employed in the teg look Du- limine la*l Si ■nli mher at mill ridge. Ili-tli rl Horne, 2ll l ain loot .ill (Mth III f'M f\ Ml m i n i hk iili kn I,, it up iiror Die .toil price tils been here, Mr. Ingley has been n Snyder Says People department that they could have lie declared. 1lull iin* I fIn*mlril ol til t|i i lt-r Du- a* .issfiiatiiiti uif 111* f.illic: |>.i o .ilehoiiM Hi.ill, stepped illbi a gnod Rotnriun having served a' put, ,Tiled July .tl llic office of Capt. David M, (iatchcl was It. president and member of the hoard successfully evaded detrcllon In 111 1* III III. I Hilt Oil deep hole while playing with a j N 'l H *41 I t Are “(ioinff” To Get Alidallall In tin*c MuhllDatnm lO D M l. ol) rommuiid of the Company, mid wn* of directors, a good churchman emheuleiueut. I alal t* irpurlrd sulb'i llii’ fruili lie n Ii I m II mil dlnwncd Ills tian Mil* i\M *1(0 \VI tllii■*tl «v 11h11MMO’ t Hill dale a|.p i,licit a half till 1lull H o i i u h I Tax Rureau -clii/iiplireina i qdil pci uiiallly i lie Aidullielle I mild,one saw him ilit" *-lnp if -t . |t» » |i,n up 1n I ooti'h Mr. Overstreet emphasised, loo, ii mlited hy Second Id*. Clenn having nerved a* junior nod senior i t price mciea-i, lur steel — the testimony of C. R. Kfrtley, Llngle and Jack Tinherg and W’m ■ warden and member of Die vestry, Hi li.i* been utldcf trcattiicnl tit go under Iml laded III her eltml i t pl.iM i1 111.111k I U n i INoi III ii , Inn lur i 'U i Iiuii steel and a Sanford produce merchant, ami of rant Officer Ilrown. lo save lllill Km i ,i WASHINGTON i f - Mecielai v ol -in d/et laud a good husband, father, nnd Imxi* . i,, ,i, i age Inr alt steel The latter termed the inilruc- ne»* executive, Mr. Ratlgnn went the Treasury Snyder *uld lo.lav l.iiu g e Leo lllvtins. .'IK Miami SI. i I I »I ,if * nl llir h .u o ’ .o (In I (Steele Partin and Tyler II. Smith, In F.gypl Du* West watt lied ami \ n ill ailed mi Mr I roman auditor* from Tallahauee, all dis­ lion very good and said that the on to express whnt lias pmbaldy the American people ore gmm to waited tu see what course Dial was elei Iroeilled when ail alllliilli w h l'li* ill' p i Old |*4 H pl'lll'f ill IS I i i Ui ilncnlny lie liaiided hi bis s'.■i (■ Ion i. interested witnesses, that Mrs. men had a worth while experience, been his moat outstanding contri­ get a federal revenue service ol leudili.' Middle Eastern iinliiin till! pole lie was using to cut coin i ll pKuii's j i i p m k .'d i , m i turn and mi god Die Pres! Clark confessed to them that she plenty of recreation facilities, were bution to the town. top efficiency, unquestioned Inieg ivuiild take under Die conililiieil mil* Imiclied a high truiiMiuvsInii IimI h i flu’ rnh-iiM’ In .ii nl ihi‘ fm ritv and maximum operating emu nile cl Premier Aly Maher uml line well fed, and added the catnii was KU*r! IimIUii id'* snic M iiinl ill lit In oilier a spec III I session of had taken 1600. He called attention to the re* Hoe day after lie started dells SSI It* I • III*1 fl.llliu s Ik.n| | . i l l 'l l till' i .. i i , i i - * Mi rnniian took no ac M.il i , cii Miiliiimmed Naguib, wliu "An embeiilement rase hy Its one of the best at which they had mark* made by Rotary's District omy. Snyder s|aikc ut ceremonies mi led ttie i imp which overthrew Fa el lug newspaper* on a Florida p a in t .ivs.ts And I / .01 pl,iMt*s tin t linn i,n Die i ealgnalton Iml '.nlil lie very nature," Mr. Overstreet said, trained since the war. Governor Kenneth W'acker win c i i oiiMilerttig a special session. Union route In Daytona Ofl4'(k hill Ill'll lo ,1 t Ii p Another honor was the Company veiling Ihe "new" iialnmu] In id tmik last miiiilh Naguili ha* given Tunes " li not th# kind of caie where you Ihe club Inst week that Mr. In '*■ w Votk. Putnam *atil on an Im l.IV ,1 I h f blllp h tille d 111In quarter* of the Internal Revenue Du- We*! some reason In believe Reach, Grunt Thompson. El. was eea a man taking the money. I kitchen, which had the best told Ingley had urged him t o locate in ■in i i,im television piogram he Service, which Is being grudndiy he would lie iliclliied Inward c ii killed will’ll Ills motorcycle lull III poll mulri Ms ms it poo«t shun You can't hava that kind of proof. rating in the Third Battalion. Hanford nnd was one of those re­ ssiMt hdd of Mill u, lilth hiltiiin lo an diiliiimihlle ■,i no ign nf "a runuwa)" on rev amped under a plan advanced While the day* were warm, the You don't hava eyawltnessea. You sponsible for hi* coming to Cen­ hy President ........................ up opera I Ion with it. I Mit in Egypt William F Howell, 21, lilln Air -iiltoDk* 111<‘ iTl'Ulfirh i .ml price* lie said lie believes there till* been a iiiuiilfoslallnii in intMt depend on circumstances and nights were pleasant, the men re­ tral Florida. i *j ii i ud session Is lint needed MOW. proved hy Uongresi against a py high places of ii desire to play Force Base, was killed in a two N o 1»fii * knows Inm (hi* N n* s ln rl fed* Inal point to tha guiltv ported. Thera was s^ihe ruin And ha al*u pointed out how Mr. ndecliulc backdrop of corruption West agiuusl East for Egypt’s tin car aiiloiuuhlle rnllixhm cast of i d h u i ss I m i i d atn 1 1* d Hu* nn m Iml added /M arty, and tha circumstances in during the second week. Pensacola, of H im lt m i* r t u r il n l m il m u| did mediate advantages Ingley had advised him agnin*i n charges Vila case points tha finger of sus­ ‘ ti pities go up In the next A smushup east of Tampa on f li III 11 In* U miiijs in H im* f;n>«* nt ,t month ,i i fu*l a* they have gone Snyder, In a prepared spec li. FORT McCLRLLAN, Ala. (S t*- certain Investment, and how nut picion directly at Mra. Clark.’’ Highway 02 killed t’elayo Puthin. lilii/i* 1 1 t. 11 Id I lilt'd M i-O 1 1M 1 * * dun •mode mi reference lo the sennd.d* Mr. Overstreet asked tha Jury ria l) — Seven Trophies, honoring following that advice had been re­ i p o> itu- pa** month, yes " iKi, Tampa Patrolman Garins Bui Mfld loi’ki’t ;iinfiiuiiitloll Mild f 11 GillV Sp.u I, in.in appearing on an NBC yrhy Mr. Ociloway should want seven officers nf the fumed 121th sponsible for the only ml*luke he i Ihoi rocked Ihe service last winter M 'l tdf 1 Itilrfl' httfiih loek said Die cur In which llulhln and led lo the ousting of eight ml Demo Party To Count h clci. .... show flo u t Washington to take money out of his own Infantry Regiment, killed In action was riding struck Ihe rear of an If ut Ii kd | Mil It I’d I i*d s s i*4"|| tho i lector* and about ISO lesser nil tin;lit sail) tie llllds the fund for running his own office, n during World War Two, wrre had made altice coming to Florida. Oil Heavy Negro Vote uthri ear which hud heell forced d i'tk - |m ut m ud w ith pl.OM"> lm ( rni'ii Kiilnl.n I ii ,ml pi ice cuntrnl law made fund a targe part of which went awarded to outstanding units of the Declaring that many of us Imd ploye*. Under the new setup, tinto sloii tiy n lliird ear which miis i d m l" I h if ii i t 1.1 In f 1 v (ti hu.il Itnl nt VinuH', proposal he to pay hi* own salary, and which 124th during II* final ceremonies had similar experience with Mr. 04 politically • oppo'iited collet h i* In General Flection him kill Die road 'i he Ihinl car 1ilossn Hm ll.iiiii' I h t l iliM M P iiid ,in.in - ant might have been completely used al Summer Cstnp al Furl McClel­ Ingley, Mr, Ratlgati called him "a are being replaced by 21 disii.m *pcd uwuy alter Ihe erasli hi ili'N dits Hu* hip up during the slack season which lan. Ala., today. good balance wheel in the com­ commissioners with civil servo ■ "Wi ne in Die middle nl a cam ATLANTA itP The Democrnlle John Mrhighum, 23. Patrick All ** I f I m mi Hi.' N msv I lie* rust 111 pair i out I don't believe we could waa coming up when the shortage The uwarding of Ihe seven tro­ munity", a cog that keeps that .status. Party euu count mi Die roulinued Force Base ut Uocoa. wus killed my Jilc I ll 111*11*1 M'i* .ms thin*; hk«* .nvuiuph ,|i much it would run into phies during Ihe encampment watch moving right on time, nei­ Al tmlay's ceremonies, three lax was discovered. ill** Ueiv 1 he i* nil'll i political situation " marked the second straight year ther too ilow, nor too fast”, and service career men were sworn n loyally of Negro voters lit Hie South when a cur m which tu- was riding M “Tell me why Mr. Oalioway that in the November election despite riiniined lulu (lie rear of a truck rifspomli'd fit Ho* ihmi:m '* miiys these trophies have been one who will be sorely ntlsicd, now a* assistant commissioners, till. * *omu gains forecast for Itcpuhll' would want to take his own swarded. in Ft Pierce. l In powerful Farm Bureau's seeI'a p l M .il h a ll It 4«innt*v , I'm 1 They were first Inaugu­ that he haa gone, formerly held by political appumi cans in Dixie. money!" Mr. Overstreet asked returv truusurar, lloger Fleming, Oil the Taitiluinl Trail west of ces. They are: during the 10M encampment. 41 iiisi|t«iirs| (In I'ltge I ImMO as he effectively paced the H oop rated Mr. Ratlgan also Introduced Negro registration in 12 Southern ili ickcd tlie wltolo idea of s|ieelat Miami, Robert Short, 31, Miami The trophies were presented In Justin F. Winkle, 41. Seneca between the Jury and tke Judge's an impressive Regimental Review Voile Williams Jr. who related Falls, N. Y., native who Marled states is estimaleil at l.lHOJKk) and Plasterer, was killed whvn Ills eat cmigri * * ii hi uI uctiim tn a stute Hand. I iiiit ii for nation wide radio degovi which concluded- the two week soma of hli experiences at the re­ with Ihe government as a mcssen a survey hy the Associated Pres* left Die road and idled into a tree f i l l V o a r S e r v i c e indicates that Negro leader* in Itvcty In* called it He slip emphasised that all the training period of the 124th Infan­ cent Democratic convention and ger at 10. Ho will supervise gemTwo Tallahassee Negro youths. who said that In his opinion Gov ihosp stales look for a majority of money did not have to go at once, try. Cordell Yates, 10, anil Junior Reed. operations, Inclmllng Ihe field sen P i n ' I ' o B e G i v e n l "An obvious attempt tu hitch Die member* of their race to vole 17, were killed In u collision of that some could have been slipped Awards presented were: for E f­ ernor Stevenson was probably the Ice and collection work. a publicity ride on the drought best nominee under tha circum­ their car nnd a truck Patrolman attl oyer a period of time without ficiency, a cup, to the Medium Norman A, Sugarman. 33, Clevi for Ihe Democratic ticket. Tu R. K. Polar hike troubles of farmer* and lo divert It being noticed beeauae the re* Tank Company from Lake City, stances that tha Democrats could land, Ohio,' native who entered the Since 1U32 Negroes In growing Druilv Maxwell said Ihe youths tin’ public's attention away from ports of the office were so far resented fn honor of Capt. F.lmn have found, and one to whom mo»». revenue service 13 years ago lie strength hove voted Democratic rounded a curve on the wrong side It E TiJnr, irlircil Atlantic iccent guieruiiieiil notions to boost .'fwhlnd and there was plenty of I. Struth, who enlisted as a pri­ of tha Russell delegatee turned wli supervise technical function uml no groat movement to the Re­ of the road Gim-.t Liiii. Hull mini iiig im 'ir, will wages aml price* " TBonev to pay for reports cur* vate In the 434th'* Second Battalion for their second choice after their ndudlng rule and regulation mak publican Parly is expected this Mrs May Sanford, Ut, Pensacola, tn- lionuri-il tVciliu’ ulriv riKirnint' nt (It’S spuk its nil’ll expect to issue Ing. really being made.. w a r even though Mime dlssatls was knocked down uml killed by 1(1:30 uVtuiT in Du' a**i'ii)blv imii Headquarters it Rtnrke, In 1039. He release hy Senator Russell. Ihe lieu |ir!cu standards within a He also laid that he did not Edgar E. Iloppe, 44, native of faction ha* been expressed for the a truck on the Mobile highway Aa to her version of Urn suicide waa Inducted into Federal Service it,,, lin ril ili'tm t w li,,it- U , A . attempt he asked the Jury if It in 1*44 as a T(8gt.. nnd later at­ think that Stevenson owed hi* Thorndaie, Tex., who joined the Democrats' civil rights plank uml White, WayiTo**, (in , niiierinten- week nr III days. tended Officers Candidate School, nomination to Pre«ldant Truman. bureau In 1038. He will direct tin lor Sen, John J Sparkman, their The.,,i'. it was explained, would ill-lit i,f ••>■,Ilv>- power fur thl’ icaatlsuee »« Page M ill) where he was commissioned as a He pointed out that Savtnion wa* Inspection service, charged with in vice presidential candidate Simitiein I>ivImti 1)1. will prem-ut a allow higher ceilings fur makers CIO Steel WorkerH already assured of a second term ■tiring honeity «nd efficiency second lieutenant. Thu personal popularity of ticn r,il year Ki'rvlci' pin In him, Leon nf eouMtuicr good* because af In­ He was later promoted while a* governor of IRinola, that ha Elsenhower, tile Republican stand Cornell, i-rnerul foreman nf the creased coil* of steel, aluminum Go Buck To Jobu wa* well awero of the factional serving In the 24th Infantry Divi­ nrd hearer, In nil likelihood will Sanford Herald Merbniiieol Pepurtini'iil, iiminunce,| Robert G. B arlett sion. He was killed In action In the split In tha Damocratlo party, that and copper regain a segment of the Southern today. BUFFALO, N. Y. hP-LTO steelj Vacation-Pack Pacific In Mindanao, In June of hi* primary concern In national vote for tho GOP. H urt In Accident Negro Due iifficial said, however, only Mr. Tnltir Htarteil leork ax a car workers returned tu the Republic (CasnssM fl« r , « , M |kO affair* waa foreign policy and that Tho Associated Press survey, steel plant today, ending a walkout ele*her with Die J. T. n ii i I K. \V. nlmul half nf Ilia raw material cost Na Matter bow far away he was satisfied with Elsenhower Rnilrnml in lHlt'J, «erveit with the boost would be allowed to be Hohert E. Barlett, 80, of Or­ however, showed that the Demo that started Saturday. on that, and ha waa enough of j crat* could count oil Hie Negro City ContEilsHlon Members nf (gical 1743 voted tn Plant System, anil with Die At­ passed on to consumers. He said politician to know tkst ha could lando, wa* Injured thie morning at vote In the South ......... „„„ end what the company described lantic ('mi t Line Knllrmnl. which requests fur higher ceilings, based not win without the South and 41185 o'clock In an automobile m<- The Southern Negru vote has as a "wildcat strike." To JMeet Tonight had “ *• “ lenk over the Plunt System ill nut only on blahcr material coats cldent on Ihe Orlando Highway !i no desire for tha empty honor near Heminale Drive. Ike but nn lugger labor and trumporI ^ been a major factor at the wkep yen return. Ym cm ar* I KIMS. near Hemlnola Drive, the race Joseph P. Molotty, USW district leading tha Democrats to da* Isoils and only In Ihe ease of an director, said meetings would start The City Commission will meet of After nerving a* engineer of lallmi expenses us well, ure com­ rtage with yaw carrier lay, ev track road. He wa* toktn to Or­ extremely feat. race could Negroes Immediately with Ipcul manage­ many passenger tralnn between ing in by the scores. this evening In the City Hall to ange Memorial Hoapltal, Orlande, decide the close Igk Charlie Man presidential vote in any ment In an effort to Iron out dif­ Jnrkxiinv’ille ami Tallinn ,M> Tolar discuss tha atiffoatlon of Robert But of Stevenson Mr. Williams for emergency treatment. .a maaaeer. hr * Brown, chairman of the Planning had only the highest praise and ference*. retired nn Inn. 27, fDIIS. He ivns State Highway Patrolman It. I>. Southern stale* in November. , la hava yaw I t . , Commission, that ladders be con. referred to him as an"ar1itofratle "Considerable resentment has burn in Cairo, fin., June lit. 1876, Movie Time Table Harrison Mated that Barlett wa* the Herald saved ■tnicted along the bulkhead of Democrat", "It you want to avoid hurt when a polling automobile, A number of local rnilrnml offi­ been expressed by members af th yau ara away, tg ho do RITZ voting for him, don't make tha cutting In too clou ahead of him, union al Ihe company’s attempt, cials are iluo tn In- present nt the Monroe. HANFORD HOSPITAL I to yaw Mato hi aa* Lake "FRANCIS GOES TO Other m arten slated to corns up mistake of meeting him," ha caused hi* refrigerator service since the steel strike, to assign nrf'entnthm. Th.... will include G. WEST POINT" for discussion are tha appRcationa quotad Governor Warren aa say­ truck to skid and overturn. At the A colored picture of the pro­ additional work to employes and V. Ilnrnee, district siioerlntrfiiient! l :i)U 0:48-4:38-8:24-5:13.10:00 reduce the s lu nf crew . , , of the Motors Inn to build an ad* ing. posed Sanford Bert Fish Memorial Mr. Cornellt J. W. I’lant, traintime of thla itotement tha extent MOVIELAND dltlonal ruun on the rear of their John Williams announced Divt of the Injuriee had mot yet been Hospital la on display In the eaat "It Is claimed," Molony said, ninxler: II. S', N’dson, ro«d fore­ •TEXAS RANG BBS" main building, fee a permit to sell the next Armod Forces Blool reported. corner display window of Roumll* "that the company la attempting man of engines; M. farm tl. night PRAIRIE LAKE r and orlne at 1505 Sanford Damage to tho truck, the prop­ tut and Anderson's Drug Store on to recover Ihe wage incraua by shop foreman; J. ft. Tlllls, car "VARIETY HOUR" foreman. Friend* anil member* nf . nut. for tn aafer of a beer and Bank will be bald a t the Episcopal erty of Foremost Dairy Service, First Street. The picture has been making the men work harder." Molony said safety waa involved the Tolar family am al*n expected 7:90 ONLYI wine license ftwM James M. Burch Parish House on Aug. *1. wai estimated at 97M, Indentity made available for display to tha President Bob Harris presided of tho driver who eat in too dose Chamber of Commerce by Fred R. and Republic had asked workers to tn be present. Mr. Tolar I* a "RANCHO NOTORIOUS" to Norman Tarter, and of Nathan* 8:30- 10:30 (el Jackson to apatite a woodyard and Charles Morrison Introduced has not yet been determined, said Wilson, member of the board of do lobs for which tliay ware not brother of Dr. J. N. Tolar, Sanford qusllliad. the rialton. at 171* W. Eighth B u n t. trustees of the Fish estate. physician. Mr. Harrison, t National Guard James L. Ingley Finishes Camp At Awarded Plaque Fort McClellan At Rotary Meet Ten Floridians Heroism Tales Die Violently In Told As Carrier Tragic Weekend Docks In Japan 8 J. Z a ttrv rtx zsw r* �• * P B M E Q i Th e S A N F o n n I* » herald S ltn r# *, AhfnM it . 1552 Reds t % In On Hili As hignfer-lfolnbers M aintain 1%ensure exchanged hands five times In two Reds first captured the hill* The anys The Ileds first seized II from Chinese last recaptured the hill at First Murlm- Division troops before 9 a. m today, daun Kilurday. Eisenhower Family Reunion To Be Held On N ext Week EAd The temperature rote to 1M do The U. S Fifth Air Force said Sabre jet pilots today probably de­ stroyed otic Russian • made MIG 15 pud damaged another In Ihe eighth straight day of Jet battles over North Knrea. This ran Ihe R * tV il.I.IA M C. 11 \itN A R D U. N. MIG bag for the eight days SEOUL tAV- Chinese Communists to III destroyed, nne probably de todgy dug in tin Rilmrlii Hill on the kirny-d and 20 darn aged Korean western front under n ter A II. K Eighth Army nig1' enm rlfln day ■ long a-isnult by II N . !.. ^ .‘-•nn'M.rs "eo-l pressur- munb/iK* xaVl fijiWfTTy"*^ I U. H Marines The low. shell scarred knob east of the Panmunjoin Inter sile ha- I solf>ue to campaign commitments, ;ht Is (,'rneral Dwight D. Klsenhower icrles wj|| j)e unable to nttend the Mg ’* for reunion of the descendants of Jacob Elsenhower whlrh will be Tlcrr held Sunday at Vonnl.la State U „| i - i k , Center County, Pa., but It 'is expected that his brother, Dr. »nied Milton *HII lo- there it to «S ifue.l speaker, irlify This Information Is contained In ficull n letter to The Herald from Carl It. Elsenhower, president of tho was J.cob Eisenhower Association, and cousin of the General and a reguthan lar winter visitor in Sanford, who S.Jfi’i I, now located in Williamsport, From Pa. ^ 8 :1 5 I*. M . 10 • Race* Plumbing Mon. - Tues. Thurs. • Frl. 11 II ACEH WED. and HAT. Dally Double lit and 2nd Races ((iilnlc'aa every fare lown " || Mould be our great delight tinlsl in have some representalinn front •hey l Hanford at the reunion," be wrote, — *1 and added. "Mrs. Eisenhower nnd I me looking forward to another wlntrr season In .Sanford. That, to us. Is really our second home." The following tel. grain was re­ ceived recently hv Carl F.lsenhower from General El-.enhnwer: "Your generous nnd thoughtful Invitation to me to bo pm-ont at tho reunion of the descendants of Jacob Eisenhower on Aug, J7 Is most deeply appreciated, and Adventist Elder Teds Of Core ( Serious Disci witll white half, who wee bon In Brooklyn. N. V.. Mr. Wllhalv U anted throughout Central Flofld* not only (or the power and vigor of hie eermone, but aDo (or Ms playinf of the violin at numcroui church services. Following his return irons New York City in April, he said he was (old at a Florida sanitarium that he had cancer, he declared. Ha loM o( the swift spread of the mal­ ignant disease, resulting In (he UeakldH <>( his fight leg, and 111 IN walked with only e iliri aa be left Ihe church a n d -----hands with a prayerful congreg* tkm In which there was hardly a dry eye. Many were present from Orlando and Winter Park to greet him. Jubilant and thankful to God for his healing. Mr. Wilhelm an nounced his Intention to leave hplane on the following day for Oklahoma City In address an An I M Sunday night and da'm ed to bava set a new fasting record of 71 days, three hours and three minutCs without food, The scales showed he lost M wind* during his fait. The old starvation record, he said, was 8T lay*. 10 hours and six minutes, held hy a Tunisian named Rnykan, By WILLARD CONNOLLY Literally rescued (ram the "val­ ley of the shadow of dealh” . by divine Irlm entlort, chaHea A. Wil­ helm, Orlando, an cider of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, told r-*itl*t Camp meeting, and to later ---------------------— members id the local Adventist iu... ... ii.a tligvftlittf,»■. alt. ud mwtfcip . i Texas, Atlanta i Th- -vjjnr m wunej is largaly Church Saturday n't the mlrcle that gins, depriving him o( the ability and New York, Icvulo*©, a ho called fructose. delivered him Irnm almost certain death from cancer six weeks ago. to cat or drink (or six weeks, and nnd It Is only l*vauar of conflict­ ing engagements that I must de­ cline. " I trust you will realise that since toy speaking engagement Is completely In the hands of the Republican National Committee, I havr no other alternative. "Your warm message of con­ gratulations addressed to me at Denver was not only deeply gratifying, hut gave me encour­ agement at the moment when enormous responsibilities which we face, were placed upon me by the Republican Party at Chicago. "W ill you kindly extend to tv rry member of the Kloenhowar fam ­ ily the best wished of Mra. Risenhower and myself, and while I am prevented from being with you on tho 17th, wa will be wHh you J n j i u r ^ t h o u g h t e / ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ l o( the growth (Inatly reaching his brain. Phyaielatla at the Sanitarium «.'»• l« d *. he sakt, and Mrs. Wilhelm wge granted permis­ sion to late him home, and to ad­ minister opiates. During coma, he said, he heard volcea, and the sound of a choir of heavenly voices, and It seemed as though Ihe Master Ji-sus spoke to him. lie asked Mrs. Wilhelm, who wai In the congregation, to speak, and she told of writing to many con­ gregations that he hed addressed, asking their prayers. She declared that a voice teamed to tell her, "brtag your husband home." If n woman owns a home, And millions of them do, You can get— and even Let, She owna Innurance too. Andrew Carraway Agency ‘Tatarsaee Pitta Bervka"__ PRONE 121 H I NORTH PARR Manny flairs' Hand knocked nut six troop biinkrrs, nine troop anil supply buildings, and Inflicted 17 troop casualties. Alt Eighth Army staff officer said Communist casualties for ground ui lions Aug. I B included 1,213 killed, 12iitt wounded, and teven prisoners About 1M Air Force And nllarhcd Marine fighter bombers lilt a North Korean rhi-mtral plant anil troon conri-ntratlon at main today. The Navy said Ihe carrier Hun Homme llli-lmnl lolned Task Force 77 off Ihe Korean East Coast, re Macing Ihe damaged American carrier Boxer. The Hoxer was reIon oil utter a piano caught lire nnd resulting explosions caused nine deaths and 75 Injuries wrecked Plumber B uh Service Leaves Yellow Cab Office 6:50 I \ M. Itoiiml Trip SI.(HI Tin lnr|. 201 H. 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TRAVERSERODSFOR DRAPERY MAGIC. • Me down p«y*« PAINTS FOR BVRBY SURFACE I r im �Battle Lines Of Demos Ahd GOP Are Being Drawn At Springfield, 111 , Democrat! used words like "general" and "commander-.'n rhief" In a same what discordant, albeit good ho mored, discussion af lust how firm ly Illinois' Gov. Adlal Stevenson will grasp the Democratic stand ltd . GOP presidential nominee Klsrn turner, after the Southern state eon fereoee, scheduled n meeting with home Republican mrmhers of Con gristonal agrlrulture commlHees and other party farm leader* That underscores GDP detcrml nation to prevent what hapi in IMS: Drmoernlic success in the (arm bell, generally given much credll for President Truman's vie lory. Some of the men around Sloven aon, Ihe I Democratic presidential nominee, gathered Sunday at a news conference In Springfield, fh e y were retiring party chairman his successor, Trank McKinney Stephen Mllchdl, and Stevenson’s personal campaign manager, W il­ son Wyall McKinney, who wa* appointed hy President Truman, said he feel* as he step* down that he has ar compllshed party unity "100 per ........ .one . . . of ... hi* cent," hts objectives, objectives. Mitch­ Mitchell and Wyatt were handpicked by Stevenson When a reporter asked whether ^tevcnsnn would have a "two-head ed campaign,’* the Irln gave these replies: .dcKinney — "No, there won t be a two headed campaign. There can bo only one general and Inal Slayer Of Deputy In Kansas Put On “List nt'K r. o n.iN ri 47,000 Draftees For October Seen Needed WASHINGTON UP William ilenc Marlin, 42, Joplin, Mo., ougnl lor me killing 01 a Kansas tepuiy aneritt June kJ. wa* put im .he KUI’a list ol "10 most wanted nen ' touay mv r i l l described Mai tin a* an *pert housebreaker and car Intel i *11111 lie pwiMiny 1* iie.imy irmctl, anil la believed to be Irav imiK wtin u woman lumpanioii, cd iiaireu like nmiMil. Marnn ha* an aneat record In •iiaaoun, Kansas, lilinuis and Okla ■onia nating nack more loan 2,1 /•a rt. Ilia fingerprints were found on in auiouimiue abandoned near Jlathe, Kan . June 23 at Ine scene it a gun nattie in much Deputy MAltCAHET VISITS R E R U N iiierm Willkid 1 arver was slim m .lU .IN i.ri Margaret Truman, and killed 1 ne urp.ily had hrrti called liy tln-i .liter ol the II S I'rrsidrnl. 1 farmer wno siu' aumeuue was r,M|,. ttirmigli the Hiisslan ZoZne to Urilm today for a Inn ilny vlsll rylnR to steal life truck pari of her I Inrope an lour M l** Truman arrived by special train and was met at Ihe W rit .ee eye to eye with the others I'erim railroad station by lop in organiiathm control. He said A tori Iran official* hp national chairman should dl Departing Irom an announced •eel strategy because He Is char scheduled, Ml** Truman visited led with co - ordlnatlng the ram sevrral |nilnt* of loleirst, Including ialgn al state level the Hrnmlenliurg Gate, In the So Stevenson has arranged In see vlrt Sector border She waa ar ten. Estes Kefnuver of Tennessee, 1 iimp,lined hi two secret srrvlce msticcessfid candidate for the men nod Maj Gen U niuel Mathlomlnalion. today in another of Ids hen mm i . C 8 (otnmnndant In Her enre mending conferences with III! .oiilhern leader* Tuesday, Stevenson gor* to Wath ngtnn for a visit wilii I’resldenl PLEA* REJECTED rruman and the enblliet IT may WASHING'T U N - The Inter thro he determined how big a role I ale Cninuierre Cmonilsslon Imtay the President will play In Ine cam turned down a plea by Tampa and palfin other Smith Kim Ida purl* I PI I in oilier fronts: Tampa. Miami. I'l Everglades and Pcniucratlr Sen A S Mike Mon Kt Piercei Im loner Height rates rnoey, Pklaliuma. nrn|aised lhal Tampa and Hie other Smith Klor the White House idler Indh nresl Ida purG a*krd for Ihe same rail mad freight rate* on Import and export truffle moving from those purl* a* nun apply In Jackson, villi* The Jacksonville rale* range from .Vi down to to cents a hun­ dredweight lower The crimmlssiun *aid Ihe present higher rale* for Ihe Smith rlnrlda port* are "warranted by Ihe dtf ferenee* to dlslanecs and other Han .imitation eonvirlerntlons " im y with nniN M O N IK l'M IN I H illy n I li* Duke nf W m d*nr re rn v ri nig fin m nn ' i l l ark of g as lm .'n trrltls . !>♦> gun hi* ilny today with .1 M-nirh ni'il *<nln The fm m rr Hull li kim:. looking a hull' lit im ii ami pair l» lI hi« lintel room at noun .mil iniiiu-iliatr ly wrnl liith r har for hi>.iiicilririk III* ,.nr. lu ll', till' M n i'llf " i'l W mil "■ v.al.l* 1. .1 1 . a .... . Vi.............. M ED lM flR .H MKKT yysvys wrl22Qp«« NEW Notify '/p ~ Ton federal inrdlalnrs sal down with leaders of three big rail unions today, try Ing to avrrl a New York Central strike east of Huffato The two national mediation board men said they expect to get to gelher with railroad officials thl* M lllllt lir .il inter 1 ■■ - 1 ..... ," 1 1" 'V' 1*’ " 1*.lit li !hi> .I11r l . r u a Mi- mmi . Ir lr i-r a m Mi ri vm.in „| Cap,. 1 ...I * of • 1 • 1 !1 "J ' ‘J’ ’’ 111- halt a lllr r . il ’ 'i l 'i t . r i r l . 1 '• lei the lohimlomi* record*, no long rr 1 ine, were compiled during loooihs ol open ami closed hearing* ol .lie uimmltlce. originally headed I In 1 cover testimony ahimt lo In 1 lie gambling, narcotic* Irnf to 10,1 oilier imtlli million dollar . ............. SYDNEY. A.isti ilia r l'u ir hand*, Hr dish I'.mpire 01 oldie weight rlmoipioii. dieil lo a ho* pits! here 1 .might limn loinrlc* received In an mitmooblle crash al Punting, Newcastle, New Smith Wales, earlier today Kami*, who I. ' Australian middleweight, light heavyweight and heavywright! HI*"*, won the llntlsti Umpire middbii right down lit IP III by knocking mil Pick Turpin of Knglnnd In the tli-.l round VVOUr. tlltIK H N . M l AUBTIN r»T AftaUKIUIAltlfc. N- S afVktil II 1*1nrlltjiiflit Ild V ln i l*®*ll (Did nKdinNi you In *!»• Clruiill i'i, 11” l in Mini for Humlnoli i o i n l f In 1‘liam-ui y foi <H»urya, 10* I 111*1 Ilf Vkf|Ic h ) PI IliaM M A I'*b U IU F M N . I'U l l i t lt l . WOOD lllllC t-'lN , llafem lan*, th»*» praa t * lu r * i m r * you >■>«»*?■ Kml flla you r w i l l l t u UaMniaa Jo lii« Cutnyw inl o«i or b cftif* in * rlay of Au«u«l. A. I* 1*1*. "WV* Wigg a UivMMi l Jft| L-OIlflr**0 Mfill »** „ .,..| o lllc la l aamlnola County, Oordon V. rradtrlek p. o Dux l is a Kantord. Florida Jkttoinay tor I’laln lllf j i'it ic iA i. c m e i 'it u r rw tv I 0 A IN AND r o n UUMIAUL.B CUV NTT. IN CHANCKMT TLOl'llVm HOME OA» COMPANY, a corporation with tla principal n|ac* of huilnaaa al Oal^nd, Vo Iu*ia rouniy, Florida. PlaiiillM TABLIO UNION i : U Z A n i : i II A. CLAllK, *i al, { 1*1M il,I III* OIIUKH FOR r t R L I C A U I I S UK PI.OHIUA TO: f TATK HhlZAtlGTII A CLARK, II allva and har unknown apousa If marrltd. If d«ad. lha unknown hsira. 5ml avliaa*. I«aalaa* or granlaaa u • T ab le Clot ha In 1.110*11 U nm ask • L ace C lo th s •JOE, MY CAR WONT STARTCAN YOU RUN ME TO THE STATION? • Luncheon Mni* •Tt!H Hllll ftlnnei MHpklllA • H ot (toll < iivnirt A LSO . . ' a* • G uest T owp M • In e sse r Scurfs Counts, r 4■ ■tmlnpla Cou nii. Florida, also » a n u a “in d 1 mash BlTiA u Mnlord, Florida, rwn tU m L IT TL E problems would sometime* tum Into real emergencies without your telephone. In buiinesi and at home, It puts you quickly In touch with the people you need. ■ • <?hnlr Hack CnvoiH • V an ity tiut-4 PEO PLE everywhere are depending on the tele­ phone more cud more . . . to help them earn a living . , . nerve their family n e e d s. . . have fun and make friend^ And the telephone plnys n vital role In today’! moat important job — notional defense. — Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company. . - m i l aids or said ay of aald l u ilr o a l • fast, thane# Norfl Id S l i t h Hlraal, tin n in g ■u and oach or yo ilrod to III* on #1 proraodlng and BLANKUTS BUG'S BED LINEN S S -g f t A. n, nil, and b so. a daerao nrn MANAC1BMBNT—'improving [»tthod* and , and wotking facilities to the utmost—It ong of Iht.rraiont why thf price of telephone lervica hat gone lip leaa than mott p rk n . t i iY f o i l 1111 siRViiia ( kowin p o i i i i n coir By C annon PERCALE S H E E T S 72 t 108 .....................3.01 81 X 108, f................. 3.01 PILLOW C A SE S MiwHn.......................... 7Bi MUSLIN S H E E T S 72 1 108 ................2.1 8 i x 1 0 8 ..................3.< PRICES: SIjttB 2 x 3 .............. t 2 x .4 ............... 1 27 x fi l .............. i . 89, * M ............... 11 3 x n ......... .....14 18 Beautiful Colors To Chnnae Krmn. ’V , r rt * »* 11 over n.iUnillv Gn-ei ......... ^ U'gttl NotHWH I'.'rt I .11 Urn 1 *• 1 i'i> l i wa* obvious McKinney did not • nisrail a a a lti*! you yVllliaaa nijr haliU 1. ,* ....... ,,r**• uni v n iii- „„ , 11,1 1 '* 'ii plirii Mi Nnlly give* i, nir**ngr li. Tyrone Power in i' i h Ci-n'my Fox’* " Diplomat te Courier." Shnivin I.. >iii. triero I'uonday noil Wednesday. U tS H IN - 11 IN h The KH 1 is 'i iliin g •" r tile * nt Ihe Senate special 1 rim e I n i r d gating ''u n i m n iu -, hnl it d r i l l i n ' lo say u h .il I'lg r A IS I J U F T ... h i 1 ...... 1 1 Mum . In ulinh ahr Mini the duke iv.i* Iceling Mini'll l.rltn mil III ,! "Imnl IX.lMlMlm: 2 ,u ia I .............nun u.m iM iii 1 i im) lt„. I'.mI .1 ih r croup then m lr r n l Inc ir> taill.lllt. Alu ll' III.....k.- III' III1ill ........ (l v f if r -m d I villl.N S . i l r m c r A governmi'll! spokesman • ml lml.iv "rumpb'lc ipm-i p te iiii, ,il'in(! the Creek llulgunun bonier, wlicro i.ir r k 1 tmi)>. *1 ail 111 irhlnegun 1 llm(tlll , , ,, ,, k t„ dear a mI oi m-i-n nHemlun: him TAYLOR WANTS TO RESIGN WASHING ION i,!»~ Telford Ti y lor informed I'rrsnlriil Truman to day that lie wain* lo resign a* .niinlnlstrator of the Small Defense Plants Ail 1111nislr.ilinn Taylor told reporters after a While House call lhal he h.ol agreed to remain until n successor can be picked, but lhal he hope* no* call lie Uoiir by Kept 10 Taylor I* reluming to Ids New York I'lly law near I ire m r . r.A N ronn M n m lm . Align . t | I AM ivnnl anti p ari wool In a variety of ilrc o rd to r cnlnr*. ah *aG n bo'in I tta tln n a lly a ilv i'itts ril b r a n d * f'rtre * start at . . . i t ................... �------------------------------------------------ N O RAIN, GAME! W eather Control H ie Sanford H erald RalaMUked In 1MN 4* llr •■ N il M ttrttr !•«!•*. Ckrlatnuia «M (few . Tear*. t-a illiM on latarSar* •*!• »•**(•* chHaiaMf and .Tear Team Ml Maaadlla Areas# NuLl**rt» JtlwSM g-CH.-r imnnnv ni:tv Mate*** ai MSOflllTION II4TKS S*» T a x l . r ________ _______• J c*4» •■••I, _______ _ S.i Vara* «*">)*• kit Miinlfca ___ _ 411 M lIr M , !*»»*• nn4 n r*« •( of » • ♦ * » t„r n , , a e r s a . e r* m t . l e a i m m i , H i l l It* r f c a » a r 4 | * r 41 . e e i d a . e 4v>rf t* tH W ( D I M ! * • » , , Vaiin.tii, n* '• » * »•>* la. Sfe.ee-- * a » r ll,a in # a iM ltt, In , *« ,» ('H e a r* . M an.*, i Ilf **4 a,. I .«■!•, TO U*,M I. m >.» A* .4 Hh h m.i,h |a » « .Ih. i . . i , tl *• til! 4e h* h ... , ( i . h -« I * * , * * h M ( . I* * l " * » l a r|(ita 4 •* wall *4 alt * H l* * * ( r k * « , Tha weather In the pnnt two summer* has helped the nation's metaorologists Increase their understanding id ln g of atmospheric conditions. The same areas which broiled under record high temperatures In June of this year were chilled by record cool weather in June, 1051. Though the weather pattern changed only slightly, the change was still enough to cause extreme te m p e ra tu re variations. Some elements of the weathejr pattern patte appear to lie In* ut c< variable. The air over the North Pole is almost always cold, and, at high altitudes, under lower pressure than air at 1the equutor. The air under high appear _ .pressure forms what tiPP to be bubbles which sometimes come close together, at others far apart. As unu bubblu starts moving northward and comes near another, a narrow path Ih formed between them. Tho winds travel along this path. When It is narrow, the winds speed up, reuching high velocities. Southeast Alaska appears to be the origin of weather conditions over the United States. If the pressure Is high in this area It mny push |«olnr air down over the United States. Low pressure there allows hot air to push Itself northward from the Caribbean Sea. These appear to be elementary fucts of wenther. Tho question Is how to control them. One weather man suld tho explosion of u dozen atom bombs would bo no more effective in changing the elements of the weather pattern than the explosion of u tiny firecrucker. Study of weather conditions and their causes is always interesting but practical control is still a lung way off. Tb“ that »* fur* W> 7;£8 "Hadlll. ili({«,*| you tin (o you) |ivla* meeting l.-t night 7" “Nah, iiih. Wf dim have it potpofinl." "How runif)" "tie Gr*ni) All-Powerful Invincihl* Mo*i Supreme Uncon­ querable Potentate got heal up by bit wilr."—Oilando Sentinel. wm , i Kowdyinm Brings On Arrest Of 5 Persons Involved In Robbery In n far off Inmi there woh a farm on which thorn lived The two anlmuls quarreled ceaselessly about which was the better worker and* for a time each tried to prove his worth by making his best effort. Hut after u while their quarreling begun to Interfere with their work nnd the man who owned the farm grew disgusted with them and enme to depend on them less and less. Despite the lrritution of their master the donkey nnd the elephant continued to wrangle and place obstacles In each other's way. When one tried to move a load one wny the other pulled in the opposite direction. Finnlly the owner tired of the situation and sold them both mid bought n truck and a tractor. A donkey cannot prove that be Is superior to an ele­ phant by (Minting out that an elephant cannot bray; neither 3EX cun an elephant prove hin worth over a donkey by showing that donkeys do not huve trunks. As long ns the donkey and the elephant did the best job they could thu master was able to use them both and The NcwHpupcrH And The Ticket thalr arguments were stimulating und useful. But when liy JOHN TRMIM.H tlll.WFH their differences degenerated to personal dislikes and sense­ Coin** Editor Virglnm* Uulnmy, aged only to "delay . . . the time less bickering he had to find other ways to get his work done. liberal in the nrlglnnl as tlinllti- when the ‘parly of their fulhers' Tha story might be Interesting to lenders of both political jtulalicd {ruin the Socialist-cynic may turn its back un the political factions this year. tense, aonminriiitf fur F.lsenhouer figures ami the voters who made It Wh*n a dog hitei * man. that it nr,tiling, hut when a dog bite* a beby hoy anil ill* iloa happrm to belong In Goveinnr Slavrnmn of Illinois. I*t*lv nninmalfd fo/ Presi­ dent nl tli* Unltril Stalei, that it newt, lint wr will not hold it againd Governor Slevemoit in try­ ing to deride how we will vola in the mining election. That is the Obsolescent Planes kind ol thing which could happen to spvone. It could happen to GenThere wan a time when the moat modern big battle rJirnhnwti lomriliow, plane on earth wan the thundering B-Sfl bomber. The grunt gray noarlng Iron birdn winged over ncaa and continent*, mountain range und denert, carrying bomb loads at the then terrifying speed of 485 miles an hour. They could carry ilc................... tha atomic bomb ten thousand miles. They roused fear In the trembling hearts of the enemy. But soon thu B-Utf’s will be no more. Progress Is pushing them across the line of oblivion. Taking their place will lw u super-powered Htrato-fortress, tho B-52, hurtling along at 000 miles an hour powered by jet engines, Thu B-JH1 was designed during World War II and con­ tributed much toward our air war in Korea. Once clouds of them darkened tho skies over Asia. Thu roar of their six radial engines und four Juts shuttered the stillness of upper air. Soon they will go tho way of the dinosaur, dodo and pussunger pigeon. And some day tho B-52 will find itself superseded by uiiothor typo of flight machine, one going farther, fuHtur, carrying inure loud. Mny Its mission Ih> u Sanfmd Joyce** will devote their peaceful one! n**l Hireling to the hospital ques­ tion. And a big cpirvliun it is, too. Sanford Forum Autoinohilr diivert are not only esMcird to remain tcher them(*lv*>, hut alio tn look out for drunken iwdeitriaru nn the 1ii|h* way. Thai's wlial the Supreme Court tav* in a decition upholding a $(>,250 judgment againtl moInriit fur reuning over * man wandering on Ilia highway near a "beer joint". The $6,250 judgment will h* a great help to the dead man's wife; it will not bring back the dead man's life. Undoubtedlv you liav* n legal right to gel drunk am) w#nd*r on tli* highway, but it is a vrry stupid thing In du. Wh*lh*r it is bitter Id launch an all-out lampaiyn to carry the coun­ ty bond issue, nr In lake refuge in ih* pinniis'-s of the Fish Estate and wait for ihrm In build it, is at luue. And whether a bond ittoa could be can inf with only freeholders voting end 50 percent ol them required tn make the voting legal, when the Fish Estate is promising to build one her* ilmm**lvfs tomorrow, there'* the rub. We btlieve that a hospital l»on«l issue can he rallied, but it cannot he tarried eerily, and ‘It should not be undertaken *1 all. vnie>* th*r* is a firm determination on all sides to win. General F.iicnlmwar call* upon ilia American iwnple to ellqtlnaU bigotry ami prejudice (ram political latnpaigni. In decide whir* they aland upon the iituet of the day and the pertnnalilitt of the candi­ dal** Involved. It ia a b -V takes considerable tim* tn determine which ii tha Ttjht »jd* of any mu*, or to becoM tttHr riantly arquainlrd with the dates to know which k tk* qualified. Most people •* M litte, or If they havo they rather (to fiihinf. People, will vot* for lk# bacauaa ho it afalnri f*dar* nl corrnulsion on civil Hants, or they wM vote against him because their fathers were Democrats. and that, w* submit, i* prajudic*. Governor Stavanaon of lIM t (a hot tho canlivt of thp.A— Ht*»» Osmocratk At *p of laft wing •1 August lUfi'J VF-nt! NAAS Sanford, Flu. Kdllor, Sanford Herald. Dear Sin In regard to Mr. Jaffrlaa’ plan for higher fine* and com•>uliory Jail aantenre for Intoxi­ cated I question hi* logic. In a pamphlet published by "The Htrtford, Connecticut, thalr aUllitlci ihow that the main causa Of fatal accident* It speeding, know Joe. If drinking ia to he an laaue (aa It ahouldt, all peraons who have had a drink and drlv* should be charged with the same offense. We should put somewhat less em­ phasis on the “Drunkometar” as t Is only one answer to a very complex problem. Let's all tie more courteous, the other driver thinks he's pretty good loo; and after all the life you eavr may be your own. Sincerely, W. F. HAYS. In Tb* inch mu nd Times-Dispatch. Ilia reasons are lori'lxn and do­ mestic, Southern und natlonul "The tim* ho* come (or ■ doing* from top tu bottom . . . with u new party In control Gov. StevenIs the strongest man they (the Democrats) could huve chos­ en a man of Integrity, geoulns In­ tellectual mature and exiraorui nary oratorial attainments Yet, despite this, Mr Stevenson Is hi large acme the prlsuncr of tils party, and It would bo Impossible lor him a* President tu do mora than provide window-dressing for what would be, basically, the tame crowd that ha* disgraced tho Re­ public, brought _ to tine federal gov­ ernment. unparalMrd waste, bnreaorracy. rentrallrattnn and cor raptloo, and caused millions to cry b. *oi u mange. ' Wilson Wyatt, Gov Stevenson'* political best friend, adviser and campaign manager, was national chairman in 1017 of the Americans lor Demoernlic Action The captive candidate! The voice Is the voice of Woodrow Wilson but the ines­ capable associates arc ADA-CIONAACP IKS fur nothing)T. All U not well, thinks The Green­ ville (S.C.) Piedmont, whose Pub­ lisher Roger Peace Is close 'o Guv. Uyrne<* but does not undertake tn speak for, him. The South man­ Itor Waring himself Inclines ten* tatlvely to State Democratic elec­ tors pledged to Elsenhower. He thinks Gov llyrnes und the Smith Carolina delegation arc* "neither legally nor morally bound to suptli port a national parly which would [i en scut sc s nut even them until after It had adopted loutci et Its platform " great Southern Democrats aucRecalling that the original name rred In modifying the extreme |ml- nf the Jeffersonian Partv was lie icles hut it Is still far from publican, the Columbia (SC.) Rcc being the party of old . . . The plat­ urd believes that in logic and selfform i« not the platform of the interest Southerner* rhould vote South nl states' rights and In­ dividual determinism II Is the Republican this year. "Instead of same old elvll rights plunk The taking the seats that were finally voted Ihem too late lor anything Parly is still split. . ." Editor Freeman says Stevenson but the balloting ml candidates, says Editor llueiiurian, "South Car­ "lots been a good governor of one of the largest states . . . and olinians, Virginians, ami Louisian one which has, perhaps, the most Ians should have quit Chicago, Its stockyard stench, nnd re­ powerful and ruthless Democratic political turned home by way of Denver, political machines In the coun­ Colorado, headquarters nf Gen. try . . Dwight D. Elsenhower." The Charleston N xs and Cour­ It Isn't at all alranue that South­ ier cite* aaveral nurses open to ern newspapers should he coming "South Carolina Democrats who out, for Elsenhower while Southern want to defeat the corrupt, social politicians ore coming out for Kiev Islic Fair Deal In iVvember." Ed-ensun. Newspapers don't have to bother shout Democratic regular­ ity, have nu political llvea at stake. Neither do voters. Rut wa the vot­ ers and reporter* should under­ stand the predicament of our poli­ tician* and fall In with any plan they contrive for letting ua vote for Elsenhower, an long as (1) they let us do so, and f2) It la a vote that rnunti and Isn't ruined by di­ vision between Republican. Demo­ cratic and independent tickets. Cut Down On Colds Hy W. V. Bitting Tourliton Drug Co. ir you are convinced that a cold like fate must he accept•centeil you have thu wrong pphllosophy. Colds are preventable . . . very much so. Put some effort this winter Into avoiding colds and see how well It work*. Make certain first of all that your general health W a* good a* It enn he—-check with your doctor. Dres* for the weather peclally head and footwear, ’ou are very tired, rest When yoi ami give your lealstance a chance to rebuild. Huy medicine compounded of pure, fresh, potent drug* . . . purchase It from a reliable pharmacist. (Tuiiyrlghi Tkla la (be . 4J*I4 r ml a aerie* af r.4lf»rt*^'*4«reliefIh**i * **i .>»**#« I*a IN llbU puper earh week. Accidents Insurance SPECIALS 1940 Buick Sedan 9IM.00 1942 Chevrolet Coach *28*00 1947 Hudson (6) Sedan *718-00 1949 Plymouth 4 Dr. OPEN STOCK GENUINE IMPORTED ROSE GARDEN BELGIUM RUGS CHiNAWARd SIZE 80 K M CANNON TOWELS I H E* $2.91 8TARTIR BETS COTTON A RAYON WE ARB FBOUD OF THESE FEATUKE LOVELY Sedan tim o o TIFU L LARGE L, BEAUTIFUL ' ............... LAM PS 'V* BATH MAT SET CHENILLE $L19 Sri Studebaker Commander Sedan Lew MUoafo, Look* New LARGE FLUFFY $ 2 .9 8 1950 V Z ’S? NEW ORLEANS lAt-A rowdy display In a French Quarter bar led tu the selture o.' five persona here, one In Los Angeles end an­ other in Miami Reach In connec­ tion with the IlS.wn Los Angeles Rank of America robbery. Officers here arrested a man Identified by Detective Chief Harry Daniels a* Joseph llusso, 34, Hronklyn, N. Y .'or creating u disturbance In the bar Saturday. Detectives reported Hint in a rou­ tine Investigation .hey found 11 MS In new (.1 bills, u machine gun, two revolvers, ammunition and a Idm-k hood In Russo's car. In short order followed the ar­ rest Ot 0 tourist *n**H nf fnqr '•*" *rs uumed by Daniels as John Anthony Dtscala, &>, ms woe, ma­ rie, ID, lirooklyn, and Mrs. Tanya Marshall, 28, and Mrs. Florence Hr if man" O'""-". 23, sisters, North Hollywood, Call!. *• On information supplied by Dan­ iels, l,o* Angeles authorities Sun­ day seised Robert Luke, about 23. Then Robert W. Wall Jr.! special ugenl in charge nf the Miami of flee of the Fill, said Mrs. Estelle Kocliehleu was arrested In a Mi­ ami Reach hotel room hy FIG agents ami Miami Reach detec­ tive* Tile 3S year old woman, a native of Summit, N. J., was picked up on u Up from the I.ox Angeles FBI Wall sold she admitted she was In the getaway car used hy the rubber* nnd that the received 11,2**) of the loot He said she Rew to Miami (he night of July 20. eatath op all ha hath,; "He oatga *«(.• and eouc«.«.u them to smoke cigarettes and wear a white collar, and lol they have soft hands and nelthei labor In the fields nor anywhere under the sun. The children nf hi* loins ere ornery and on* of them beenmeth a lawyer rusd another atlcketh up a filling station and maketh whopee with the ruhstanc* thereof. "The wife of his boa .pi fllstel'i with a stranger m.,1 when he rebuketh her. lol she shooteth him In the finale. "He goeth forth In the morn­ ing nn the road that lendeth to tbs city and a Jitney amlteth him ku Inal tu* ribs project through his epidermis. “Ho drinketh a drink of whoo­ pee juice to forget hi* sorrow* and liver. All of the days of hi* life It burneth (ho Ifnf rj>< of Id* tummy. “He flmleth no parking place and ia tormented by traffic cop* from going forth till coming back. "An enemy atealeth hi* ear; physician* remove hi* Inner parts and hla teeth and hla bank roll; hi* daughters show their leg* be­ fore etrangera; hie arterlee herdanelh In the evening of hie life and hi* heart husteth trying to keep the pace. "Sorrow and bill collector* followeth him all the days of hi* life and wh'-n he I* gathered to hi* fathers the neighbor* sayetb: How much did he leave? “Lol he hath left It all. And his widow rejoiceth in a new coupe und mokfth eve* at n young sheik that slicketh his luiir and playsth n nifty game of bridge. "Woe la man; From the day of hit birth to the time when the earth knoweth him no more he laborelh for bread and ratchet h the devil. Dust Ik was *.n the be­ ginning and hla name la mud.” Proneness Of GI To That mott of arcldrnta InvuWa people with more than ona yaar Have Car of txperlinee, tlH.MO. Affects That 70J70 are over 80 yaara of ege. Of course there a rt more drlvara In that eg* group. That 08 par cant of Mia etc!dente occurred In clear weather. That In 70 par cant of the a cel* dent* road conditions ware food, That 80,5 par cant of ail fatal actldftita occurred doing straight and that 077.8 par cant occurred on the highway. That 81.8 par rant of the accl* daata Involved automobile* In food condition. . That moat people ware killed Wtwaen 4 tOO n.m. and TtOO p.m. and the worat Jay* ware Saturday and Sunday. Any rational poroon will rtaaon at drinking to oxcoaa la net a laryoat cause of accidents. In fact, If you deduct the par* can tags of accldanta caused by drunk* from tho moon, they will amount to loao than IK par a m t Leaving out n large percentage eaua*d ay ether raasoiu, ais thou* •Md, poopla lost thalr driver1* S '1*11* * * Im * W hut the aori- a - (Tha following anonymous appraiaal of man'a general anrre e l l» reprinted by permleainn from an article by Kin*Hen Baum in n recent Ineue of the Chattanooga New*. Free Preae.) "Man ia of f*w tlmyn ami full of trouhle. He lahorrth all ths *lay* of hi* youth to pay for a gasoline chariot, and when at last Ih* task Is finished, lot the thing Is Junk ami h* needeth another. “He begets sons and educatcth and tilleth it diligently, he and hM servants and hi* assee, and when the harvest Is gathered into the barns he oweth the landlord elgTlt dollars and forty cenis more than the crni) Is worth. "He iiurrowrth money from the lenders to buy pork ami syrup nnd gasoline, amt the Interest the forrr tif the universe behind an elephant and a donkey. it,.*, air* us murage, | wa* stren g th en s I n* tb* hand of *he lo rd my (im| wii* upoii m*.—Ear. 7 W THIS TP THAT Election Year Fable TODAV.H Iimi.K VERBE ’ COMP. WITH SHADS A BULB ' - ; ■ ; . : i r %nr ' tim o o .... — ■—■- - 1 4k >■* SPECIAL • DBH - tow els �Social A n d Personal Activities PHONG 148 Social Calendar MONDAY Evening Circle No. I, Mr*. Ma­ bel Urown, chairman, with Mr*. A. W. Kno* 217 W. Nineteenth Street. 8:00 p.m. Circle No. 8 of the First Pres­ byterian Church will meet st 8:00 p.m. with Mre, Dick Aiken, 441 Elliott Avenue. T U E 8D A Y » The Woman's Hlhle Class of Ih e First Baptist Church will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 at tht> home of Mrs. Charles For­ rester, West First Street, with Mre. R. P. Zully as co. hostess, The Pilot Club will hold Its reg­ ular bUilneta meeting at 7:30 p.nt. at the Yacht Club. The board will meet at 7:00 p.m. The Seminole High School Hand will hold summer practice In the ochool band hall at 7:30 p. nt. All f lumnl and Interested persons are Vordlally invited to be present. WEDNESDAY Midweek Prayer tervice et Cen­ tral Haptlet Church at 8:00 p. in. Sunbeam* will meet at this lime. Circle Meets With Mrs. Johnson, Koke The Golden Circle Class of the First Baptist Church met fur It* htonthly leielon recently' nt the Tome of Mr*. Joe Koke. The meet­ ing was conducted by President Mre. A. L. Thome*. A devotion was given by Mra. C. W. Elgin and wna followed with a prayer. Secretary and vice president re­ ports were heard and visitations to absentee* anthill were assigned. Thursday afternoon wai set a* visitation day. Gamea were en­ joyed following the meeting. Co-hostesie*. Mr*. Bubble John■on and Mr*. Koke, served refreshinents at the conclusion cf the game. Those attending were Mra. Ergle, M r*. Thumas. Thomas, Mr*. Kuthrine May, Mr*. R. L. Jolmson, Mrs. Hoy B rill, Mr*. .Mildred Bonny a visitor, Mrs. R. D, Harrhun, Mr*. John M. Danielson a visitor, M r*. Koke and Mr*. Johnson. Rehearsal Party la Held At Gut Home Mr. und Mr*. It. James Gut Mr and Mr*. Janie* N. Robson entertained lust night with a re­ Jr. have returned from u vacation hearsal purty following the Chap­ tiip to Nassau. man-Gut wedding rehearsal at Holy Cross Episcopal Church. The party gathered about B;«0 o'clock 1.. f. Frailer of Celery Avenuu at the Gut home at IB24 Pal­ has entered Riverside Hospital in metto Avenue. Jacksonville. The rooms of the Gut home were beautifully decorated with lovely urrnngt-tnents yf pink and white pinlus ami hibiscus In various shade* of rose and pink. Jtefrexhnienl* were served front the din­ ing table whlNi was covrrvd with mi ecru lace cloth, and arrange­ ment* of the plnji and white flow, er* were also used in the dining loom. The haute** wn» assisted In nervim/ by her daughter-in-law-. Mr*. James II. Gut, uml by Mr*. E. J. Moughton Jr. During the evening the honor guest* were presented with a rream colored lace vanity set from the host ami hostess. Those enjoying the occasion with Mis* Jane Chapman and finance Robert Gut were Mr*. Itulph Chapm in, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hockey, Mr. anil Mr*. James It. Gut, Mr. and Mr*. It C. Whitmire. Mr. and I thm of Mis. Gerald l.osslng, Mr. ami Mrs. j son t u E. J. M.mghtnn Jr., Mrs. U. If wn* etl Wall bom. Mrs. Sal Mapfre, Mi*s Harbnni Halley, Ml** Mary Hontut, Mr* Ml** J.auru t.angwlsh, Ihe Rev. | from i II. I.. Zimmerman, l.eaiie Mough- j Inndu toil, Mwluhl Sullivan, Keu Mein- 1 operati tosh, Hubert Ives and Mr. and learn M u . Gut. nicely. TKKN TALK 1 By V IV IA N BROWN Mariana Daltrkh Mai Farrar RANCHO NOTORIOUS’ "V A R IE T Y HOUR" 7:3<k—ONLY! aioaal aanfca A akllM ! lafiM araJ Ffcam adat’ la alwaya at j w aotnt} a r t aalformlj bit, > • naa to hriaf w yoaa' Faust’s Drug Store 124 E. 1st Ht. Phone 103 Mr. and Mrs. Van Huren Con­ nell of 8 t. Davids, Pa. are visiting Mrs, Council's sisters, Mre. For­ rest Gatchct and the Miase* Min­ nie and Marie Stewart. Friends will lie glad to learn Hint Mr*. Raymond l.uiuh|ui*t is gelling along nicely following a major operation on Saturday at .It. Vincent's Hospital in Jackson­ ville, Chapman-Gut Nuptial . Party Entertuined M r*. Salvatore Mnnfre enter­ tained member* of the ChaptnunGut 'wedding purtv yesterday afternoon nt 4.-HU o'clock at tliu home of her parents, Mr. and Mra. Roy Partin, on the Poola Road, Summer flower* in varlou* lovaly shade* were used In tieeor. ntlng the room* of the Partin home. During the afternoon Mra. Man|f r* presented the honored con pin with a douhll serving platter In her choitn Kuaaell Wright pattern of china. Refreshment* were served by the hoate**, Thoie enjoying the party with M ils Jane Chapmnn and Robert Gut were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald l.osslng. Mr. and Mr*. R. C. W hit­ mire, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hockey, Mr. und Mrs. James B. Gut, Mr. and Mr*. E. J. Moughton Jr., Mis, Barbara Bailey of Ocala, M i** •Mary Boone of Savannah, Gn., ’M l** Laura l.ungwisb of St. Petersburg. Dwight Sullivan, Or­ lando, Robert Ives, and the holies*, r so n a membering: flip* und shoulders should !><• ut nn uugle to the cninern and they'll look slimmer. Legs will scent trimmer uml more graceful If they're kept close to­ gether or crossed slightly. Leg* should ho »t nil onulo tn the ram* j era, too. Skinny girls ran take a I tris,—ful poM» by placing ono leg | n little In front of the other, and 1'iitting it humI gracefully on tho hit' A seated nos it ion tome time* helps eonconl figure fluws. 4. Wliert posing for n swim suit I idetiiro, tememlier your |,usture. I .S’eiichlflt/ will (-rente unnttractlvo liulgr* und wrinkles. Ho stand or sit (all. A good way tn get your­ self In the nroprr position I* to push Hie waistline buck ns far aa possible. If you remember to do that, your bust will automatically lift, nml your abdomen will flatten. If Hie rntnern is held low and tilted "lightly upward you’ll gel a longer line in the snapshot. 5. Wet your lip* |u*t tiefore the picture I* to lie taken ami try to hold your breath fur the second it take* lo snap a picture, If your picture Is being taken outdoor*, you will be better off without makeup. Heavy eyebrows and muscat a will make you took too made-up ill direct sunlight. Foun­ dation cream and powder, lipstick and perliup* n tiny line at the outer corner* of the eye* I* all tlie makeup you nerd for art out. door uiclute. 0. Bo sure Unit you suggest a good background to tin- picture taker. I f ho want* you lo pose In front of a cluttered Imckground, hleer bint to another spot. You ran get lost if posed In front of crowd* of bathers or oye-cntchlng “ Keep O ff" signs or the like. The sky I* an ideal background. A clear expanse of water am) sand become excellent hnckgrounux. Rock* and simple foliage found at any lake or srashort add drama to a simple photograph. Ily KATHERINE SELLERS Mr, and Mra. W. T. Mitchell hav« returned to their home In Sarasota after viilting hi* brother and *l*tar-ln-law, Mr, and Mr*. J. C. Mitchell. Ratumlng with them was Mra, Grover Sparring also of Sarasota and formerly of Hanford who vlsltod with her brother and atitar-ln-law, Mr. and Mnt. T. Collier Brawn. Mr. and Mra, J. Q. Galloway laft laat weak for Gatladan, Ala, to v liit for about 10 day* with rolatlvaa. They war# accompanied by Mr. Galloway'a mother, who had been viilting with them and their daughter, M r*. Robert Reave*. They will ha joined thera hy Mr. Reave* who ha* been at Fort ■lie ufi how you will look In the nletura when it I* developed. Pick tha proper background, po*a pratll y, and you ran bat tha boy T001- photograph an* larged, lie II be proud of his photoprophlc technlaue, even If ' ho doesn't realise ft was due to your Yoaf Dtrldawls froM 15% lo 20% paid an your Tiro u 4 WMktorm Iiuuruco tu.t«, Miitf Unit mi'iiin inure filing j'viici .»" '-f bmli«e.j find livid >; In# *«**, i v 4.•n« (| ufi In viM'iuNtiy, nutiirjilly, unil fotimi nthri flivmini U | trait y ilitHiJfl ♦i l l VI* b i M U f h t I «In lif ill | f t V. \ mv\ tin* u o f t hnn hefiilivn. Mu!tiiihtl ti\ a finrnifit tie* *f fit Juki* Acnsi jiu*t m i14 iif the fJ" ' ‘ 1 IT ‘ t" > lii'itc **f • V b i u l i r u b l l * OX * mio, npinov nMil e f- i ■» t , I fin i! h 111n•■r ii*» art? UI'HUf t«• 111"VIMil MU' t nni h. (m«nl untl f uinMifig •'■v»■ if u »«i*i»• ' .1, n-'-ui t n m l » x|trfitivi* an>l Inrlit 1»*r * v M>* t . f I'iH'k* I'NflUlmri .!•* upH nf f • •i I..... * "f | f ii 1»*i . Irjpml, havi* linaylit !.i (ilia1 | urn f» flu* imii% . 1 : 111 t r i mu • !'-** illk a , 1 n mi l»* t 1 1 ' I,. i M'Mii f» i „ , 1' iliii k 111' i * 1 I h* I |n,4111% 1 UI ! • < I f ind Ibni a ai d all* Ally IMil. h lii’ihoy hill k •. (i 11M, *itfipp • a iMCtnra u •' ' O'MIM , | ll 'll, f I I *\ |**l ( U lj iid I ■i !MI '■*! a l a i l l ad1 1 i; n't Uiirdi'li^ ” i,u j'l *»• I f \(i I a * if * ■i’v| mJ\» L Ili a ill! am n»d t i) i* i < L* Hours Of l (MU/' l'lnjoyment! ^ D IT 7 llnlv Cross Kpisi'opul Church Scene Of Wedding Oiiitiiitf Miss Chapman, Mr. Gut Of local Intel e-r was Hie i riage Sunday at the home ol Die brlue of M i** Shirley Hamilton .mil CpI. Raymond Ira Latham llu Rev J. E McKinley officiated at the ceremony. The bride is iln daughter nf Mr und Mrs. Ernest Hamilton of Lake Monroe mil granddaughter of Mrs Daisy I la tnllton of ihl* city The yuung couple will make il" u home In Farmville, Va after ' id Latham receives his discli.n’e from the service in September Itoitt the Orlando Air Ha*e. M r. and Mr*. Dan Durkee left Thursday to mako their horn, in Han Antonio, Texas. They will ishift temporarily wllh his porem-, Col. and Mrs. Ralph Durkee , UHO PARTY Mr*. Edward F. Lane, chairman of UHO entertainment, announced today that an "Au Revolr" pint) will bo hold at thu Navy Center on Tuoaday night, honoring the boy* who will leave In the m u future for a Mcilltrrrunenn erm ■. M r*, Lane will present n Ion »d variety show at (1:00 o’clock, Dune. Ing will Ito enjoyed ami refteshmenta will be aunred. DR. U T. DOSS C H lH O P It A C T O f l H O U R S 9 to l » - 2 to ft IN Atlantia Hank Bulldlaa Phone 7M S A V I N G S I N COST BOYD-WALLACE iii lh t \ N l III \ I t i\\ Ii \ VI* N t 't t ' s f v u t l i r e * \ \ i H*»r In a beautiful candlelight tore It was Kmirsoi, who, if menuiry monv Sunday afternoon. M l** Er liiii-ksioppnl hv Meto-kcn's do ■ offline Faye Junes, daughter of tommy of i|u nt,itl"[ n serves, , . Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest IV. June*. be­ Olio msl that "o gill lien is llki came the bride of Robert I Weldon, those n u n n u i e i o * wlitch catch a son of Mr*. Vera Weldon of SornIttuti's >on* skill «>t h i' hand, on . mervlllc, Mass The ceremony was ' d l a w i n .. - a l l ' l l , i t s I . ............. I ... held In Methodist parsonage at Plnecaslle with the Rev \v. K Klrelier officiating The large living room was deco rated by a profusion of pink and ' white hibiscus unit maiden hair fern. The vows were simken before an Improvised altar banked with 1 flowers and fern The Rev. Edward Klrcher sung “ 1 Love You Truly” accompanied by Mrs Klrcher pre ceding the erremony Unrvey Dunn, Jr. lit the many cundlcs. The bride, given In marriage by till I’ VIllUM wHt'li her lather, chine for her wedding i“UU,|£Iit 141• ti 1In ensemble a llandmacher suit of u muIt I I list i.»> \v*n Ice blue and wore a tiny white lace l»f lifly " 'I' l- ,11 bonnet studded with rhinestones, a iiMmiiti vi tit i 1t nose length veil was its only trim *1l lil t Inti t .lllia 1• She carried a while satin-bound Bible covered with purple throated orchids. tut Inin i Maid of honor anil only atlendant for (he bride was Miss Sara Nell M v It* 41111*»»ixr i a* t ’ | l * t ' t . n t t . l a s st|.| Harden. Her dress was of honey beige linen and she war? a small \v t h l ha t a -i in.t tiiti bonnet of matching lace She car­ All I uimtisl n * r ried n lovely arrangement of tiny m m i i T M i t | ' f / i t m ,t * chrysanthemums. Serving as best t li t 1 I Ml i f \ a l i i l* i man for the groom was George I lia\ i' a i Hum I,. • ! Mingles of the Sanford Naval Air f m i ; *■i u i t ' u t i I tr I i M» h, H«kln*rI Mm tin tint, tin* farmer Mlm .linn* t *hii|ntin11, wtiniti* « l l . t i * s s l - | | l i . ,, SI a I ion. nmi'i ui4 f« * ta *% !r. lint tank |iliu*»» (hit* riftai liaan nt 4 ;ltO t»'rlink vvilti I ha The bride's mother. Mrs. Ernpsl iH'i s, ( i t | || •« . tin tinutfhirr i t l i M i i t l l t f , i W, Junes, wore an afternoon dress Rt \ H l \ttltta n /uamt'inian ttf/ivlatinn. Mix. (int ■ , « > f Mis Hulpit rhitpnmn ami tlir luti* Mr. rha|imnn uml Mr i>ui' pm of fusehla rose nylon ami while nr fill * till' Mi. imt! M m , H Jiiinr* tint, nl! af Sanfm« J . Ttir laiilr'i:""ii eessorle* with a corsage of while chrysanthemums Mrs .1 I* Skin vt .1 !tivi-ly hi-ini* af Inca ovci fiilUi. triliiiiii'tl w iitli nifilitllian-. i»f laca ner. <>f Lake Wales, grandmother at i in'iik'Xi'ritl s« i|mn.t. Pallavt iitit it Ufiltlinie 1 111> in liulirttm '!• i>n*l M i' Cut plitn la tmikc lnmu in Imliunitpali . of Ihr bride, wore a while shark skin suit with black accessories. Fallowing the ceremony, a reeep Hon was held hi Hie dining room of Hie parsonage The large table was covered with an liiinorlcd. handmade Irish linen lace cloth A In u ceremony marked w ith U"ln it M illium * >• < -Pin. nt il crystal and silver motllf was used book u . l . Mi Unto A large wedding cuke centered the •I .......... lignity Jane Shitley ( T i i p l h ....... Sim table surrounded with La France mu it uml Robert M a r l i n tint w c ie ( liupmuii and M i ' * Pi',rcii It tin- hridi hibiscus Mrs William Wledbolt u i.it-<1 in marrin g,, this afternoon The Rev II »''ble were M l . Hiiim in in t o , and Miss Audrey liters presided nt I .1 0 o'clock ," " 1 M is* t ’hiiil..it. Mmie over Ihr bride’s tulilc Mrs Dan I \ t'l.-lon /im in e riiin ii officiated .1 - S i t i n g llu I'm '■ w n Durkee, sister nl the bride, kepi at tin* double ring service III l |o l\ *"0. i ' ....... E|ii.,-opal ('b u iid r l'bo M ' " Elton Mnnglitm Si Mi Ihe bride’s hook ini'!, i* the ilaiiultlei of M i * I 'l l . m Mongliton ,1. u.-.i Mi Following ,i short honeymoon ICn:<<l, lliow ei (Tliipnian and till- L'U.e* II t m l Mr. and Mrs Weldon will make Solving I lie gm-st - w.-io Mi ilielr temporary home at Hie Nus bit. Mi Ghupmnn. and Mi tint's Ri Mi sail Apartments ui Orange City pan n t' a n 111 and Mrs It Janies i . w t i M l.osslng M is m in **, H i t hi I t min* f ! M e* * t t i . t « Afler bis dlseliarge from Hie *erv I <ia11 n i l u f ( h i * i I t y 4 * i puliiiN wi*n* umi*«I in I Irlmnlo, Mi 1 \u lm Mi Ice, the young collide plan to re •li" *•» nl him flu* i l l 111 eh w h i l f «*n Ihivitl M i l l i i «»f f*ntintiui * side In lloston. Mass Mr. and Mr*. Turner Lodge have had us their guest* fur *evernl days, Mrs. Lodge's sister and hrullirr-in-law, Mr. ami Mr*. Deal Jordan, nlm> Mr. anil Mrs. W. E. Miss Pal Tyler, bride elect, was Jones all of Amerlcits, Cu. Itoniiietl .it a shower given l-'niluy night ul the h'liirnlo I'nwcr chili Dr. und Mrs. Gordon Stanley house by Mis Hat old I Hers uml son Douglas have returned to Miss 'I'yler will become the bride Durham, N. ('. after visiting in of James McCullough Aug H in Siinfuiil for u week witli their tile Green Cove lit'pi 1st Church. parents, Col. and M i*. Paul J. The clubhouse was decoruted Cbeslerson and Mr. amt Mr*. Phil with while crepe naper wedding C. Stanley. ^ bells, xliiniUN and hutlerfly lilies Following n green and yellow color Mr*. L. E. Tew ha* left for mnllff, the gift iahle was overlaid Nashville, Trim, where she will with n green cloth nml a green ylsil for a short time before going sprinkling can with yellow stream­ to Kansas City, Ka*. and Olathe, er* was suspended over the gifts, Knx. In v I* It with her Ron, 1- E. Mrs Tommy Orr mid .Mrs Irene Tew Jr. who 1* »talloned there Jnckinun were priie winners ' for Ihe games amt contests placed with Die II, N. Navy. during Hie evening Lime sherbet, cakes and c.iluw Mlsn Laura Chi tie rule n und and green mints were served In Miss Edna Chittenden have re­ Ihe hostess and assisted b> n ,. turned from Pinellas Pack where dnuyhler. Miss Audrey llu rv Mi their brother, Ned Chittenden, Rose Nelswnmb-r and Ills- l:,.s imileiwnnt an operation nt Huy aline llenilersun Pine*. Friend* will lie glad to learn that he i* getting iilong Miss Pat Tyler, bride elect. ,».ir utisfni torily. complimented with n kitchen -t m er given Tuesday evening m lie Mr*. J, C. Mitchell spent last Lund with Mrs. (' M Swinm-v md Thursday und Friday at the Sum­ Miss Cliftn Ann IHindc us Im-t mer Elementary Principal's Con- esse*. faience at the University of Flor­ Miss Rhode will lie liiutd ol li in" ida In Gainesville. She served os in Ihe wedding of Miss Tyler ""I a leader of one of the dhrusslon James McCullough on Friday , roup* during the conference. Mixed summer flowers deem >ini the Swinney homo fur Hie rm ti-run Friend* Will ho sorry to leant and small corsitges i.et,- piesi ,i< i that Robert F, Cullum Is confined to each gueit alter si, mail In the Naval Hospital ut Ports­ wish for the honored gue.i v i >»l, mouth, Va. with an Injured tinkle, doll, surrounded Ity wlniu flovtrIlia add re* a lit Robert F. Cullum, ceniered Hie punch table Relr.-sh 6680M8, U. 8 . Naval Hospital, ments of parly sumlwlelies ami 1" Ward 1 1 , Pnrtamouth. orated etMikles were served , tin fruit punch. M. L. Cullum raturnrd recently from points In North Carolina nml Tennassoa. Mr*. Cullum and their •on Jarry want from Trnne**ee to Edgerton, Wl»c. to vl*lt and are expected to arrive by plane tonight to return to the|r home. These Women f Enterprise Notes ) SUMMER SALAD SPECIALS NO. »~flGQ HALAD SANDWICH — POTATO 8ALAO J R a f COFFEE OR TEA TOMORROW’S SELECTION OF PIES Apple • Cherry A Chocolate Chi iton Roum fllaf & Andersen WALGREEN AGENCY "On The Comae By Tho Clock" O 'C O N N U W llu utim ivi'tm twu nrriiHKfimuilx Mi«si .Sully lluii* uf • ...... . It, i•if n In i f uml chi Vimnt lie mu m i YFr ■* W i 11iuin Vviitilmuiv •m m nisi i ri lull M il “ A w Mm in"' Utni llu* *' |V ! i t t ‘ Ml II V1*1 " | ■I 11h til i In • - I ctmtliv fim! tin- iTiidihnriiil u ii l 'l n u m:»n lit"* «*•!•• ilsi'tl 111veil m mn 11in Ity hi*» tiiiclf, I. . In- Mimiflihnt, I hi* Inltli* ups \ l i - d ItiSsy Willinnix nf S* Cri Miwx \ iviiin Kji'tun I h i uml, Ml"?* Ah- * II *j 4la It til. M l * * *1*»it I If 1»■W ill' tin .>r Mi**H M m l l y n C'rmu **l I n i ' f Vflcr tin- i »•*'•• i«tlull t ‘# * )♦ ft f"» u vvoldtnr t n p 1 h m Mm (riivclinp Mf> ■"* t*n lillliiilli while aerfHinrimw ami -i ilnC t chid foiinctl In i •'<•! -ic I till" imr I Fit*11 »np Mi n* • Mi 4• will ri'nlili* in I lulmunpuliw wn*Mr 4«111 M inn iHi 4*1 i uf Ihe ll.ti tli pmttmmi nf lilm* l ull • uf Itnmnini'o 1 ‘mni rmte m lie ]liVi' I v III n iilllicrillll 1*4*11 II eif ll^fllt Iritis tlmiililly Inrf uvi't xnlitt. llu* >lni r y*ikt* uf nylon wax unlliru'il muh imilnllluii'* uf lari', and irriili** xi'i'iit 4i'i|iiiin, mid ihi* htniffmil nli kIt prilled in ft uni to rthnvv the limit ix k ii( uf plnih'd nslun tnlliShi* wnre a flntfuitlp veil tif im purled illiifxtlull which fell fnnn a ' nun .liillet imp of j | lif din u n I in in i d w if h (uni IU! I:| Ill-ill / " — ---- — -■ — --------—: — ----rhe hrltle t ai l led a I ’m y e i l/O N G W O O l) II. 'ok lopped w ith a - p i uy .f I..... |1t , „ „ ,.M , K uf tlie valley and pink hv etdhen 1 1 i ___________ _ Ml"l w ei'llli'li'tl with a -Vtk11»‘ tp| clml W h ile litreiimeiyt svele kind t f l with vveel hem 1 i txe • Ml l'"l " d M *»I -1*1y h f li St i viliu an tin* h nd i‘*n n ttllu n ,’ 1' 1 ' *111'' ■ 1,1 " ' l * m »f h ,i 11s■ i *1hi I, j mi j vv(lit r '■'dtkifi I i i m 'K lilt '--tilt *1f * (i‘ | lut i I t iil.it k r«tlr .ml ll.ti it i skn t Mil -slit* will r It! I l k wi i mf‘h l I i I i I m n m '•li.tilt ..I |ilnk h h I * " * w t | f t i l ' l l III 111v fly til .mu* mm f ihrnn lirntl i t » j u *v i ..i»m 111*' ' all !«' W'I * 11\ 4*| t lilt vl •111 ,i wlull I Il Ik M fill I.M'f k ' rtii \| I. , XmI ?0Wi:R (field NEAL Bui h r " n Hailey, all I'l Iteln I'ln " ' ' ' - " I ' . t r !>" i " i " ' l l f'jito t lilt) ulster* ,,f the Inlde 'I' I ' M u ll' riieit .Ire-si.* were ideitticul I'elng Many s,|uale diini * " • l-i i'ic n i ’ itl ,i,|i1 nylon tulle Imlleritias given -l Snnnv Side | ' j , t ) 111.ui e r t a ffe ta Tin- boilire* were unldii i w leiinnMi I Imiini 1II. ki d und across Hieli sfmnldets I ' ii h -Ii tins gene In Buy I'm f"i w i r e in mL stub-*. The skirts fell | trealrrieul Lin- 11• v mel M i ­ ne I huiiilkerlieief nutiit* M is Jaeksnn have ii liun t I t - .me .iftei Ri-ekey eari led a Braver Bunk visiting f r a mis .......I i e la t, i . , m tiipiicd ivitii gink and wtnte i-atua , Miss,,,,,, M i, and M, I I inns nml rii-i's will, ivy s lre a m e i*. N o rtii are - i -iting tn Unliaiea I,l tier hair w a * a g a ila m i u f I l l s Join, I ' n i w f u i i l m d dnncTi a,n u llin g flowiTs The liridesniaid* t i i » M aig aiet und i an lv n " t*,. i Mined 1'i a y e r Buuks luuped vislling Mr. and I t , It R t.rrix 'l*ti gink carnations oral ruses Miss llunmi I'fi-iffi-i tin- u-tiuii'-d vilh ivy streamers und w on Inline a f l e r spending several Week matching flowers in their hliii tn Michigan will. Mi and Mi Hluidev Hockey served as lies! A Vail I tom and fam ily mini for M i, Gut and (lie u sh e r< Mi and M i * ( ' t' VViiikl left Im-liidud Gerald l.osslng. It t' n e i n t l i mi a slant wedding t i i p IV lilt mil Elton Mmightun d r , Butli Mi and M r * . W in kle .m• "i,slit uf the hride, and .lollies g r iid lla le , uf l.ymnn Hehoul M> LI. Gut, lirotiier uf tin- liriile- W in kle I- staliunud at Green Gave groom. Springs with tin- ft. H. N. Mrs. (Ttapman. mother of Hie lidm MeN 'amara, Jr. and fntnIiriilc, wore a gown nf powder lly were reel nl guest ill liis I due silk slum tun g and the mother father. M r M e N u m a r a is N a v y nf the bridegroom, M r* . Got, was tadiii Inslioeloi in the IL S N gowned ill w hite nylon. Both T h e Woman's Club of ('imml wore corsage* of pink swcrtlii-nrl tn-riy ini* lieen making plans fur , osns. The I,rides' grand mol her, tin- coining year. A stiver ten l» M r* . H a le ) M ouglilna, ware a soft nn the calender fur Heptemlu-i I>1ns* lace dress nml pink sweet Guest night w ill i>e sometime in iii-arl roses also fun ned her cor- Oclohei. Mige. A imisieal recital will ia> hi-ld Fiillowliig the wedding u reeep- ut A in le a l.odge Nov, 7. M r anil lion was liehl In the I ’nrish Mrs. J, ML JlntU apent sever nl House. The iirldu's tnlde was davs at Dayto na llcnrli. overlaid w itli a lieatiHful ha nil Mr. and M i * . .1. A. Ilislline liave made laew cloth. W h ito ra r n u - been touring tlie west where they Hon* and chrysan themum* were visited their *on und relatives ami used In dcenrullng the table with also went tn Cumnla. George Ba rr crystal appointment*. Mrs. Wul- School nf Umpires will make their Htour played the sweetlwurt sung* home in l.nngwimd tills seiisim. uf the I ’l Beta Uhl f ra t e r n i t y and M r. Ollie Fort of I M . u m l has other lipnroprinte song* during been visiting M r, and .Mis. John the reception, „ M c N a m a r. tiie e t ln g the guests wax M rs. Mrs. 'lurtmtn Jean Im* nvliuned HOLLYWOOD BED SPECIAL! Deluxe Hollywood Bed, complete witli llrudboaril, sturilf rolled edge fnnerxpring mallre*s and heavy duty lm% spring covered In A real buy I ACA ticking, 0 nturdy leg* Limited Time Only Guaranteed It Yeara 59 McNALLY \NNIVEKSAKY HAlUvIKTTS IIEAI 'IA NOOK TONIGHT IL -* ! t f l 1 ONt HANCtit WAS ONE lOO MANY / fit* IIta ki'uufialf « THETEXAS r f ij tnj !*» ( m b ) in S U P E R m COLOR f It IIU II llU t fitful,tl mn** GEORG! MONICGMIRY■CAIESIOKM ISOME tUmilMtO RDMRUT,k.-WiWIMBf ITIKSDAY — WKDNKSDAY JO H N N Y WKINSMIJI.I.KH J u n g le J im — ill “PYGMY ISLAND’ Cnrlimn — Selected Shurlu J A FFO RD - ORLANDO H IG H W A Y �P " \ l ,■I* *• .....................— 7y: 7 / ........ ------------- r— - ........... ................. .............. r - - $ -------------- - :■•------------- r . , - . - r ----------------------- ----------------V § ~ — ...................... p i*v;\ f* :?> ” >y.v *I "rr‘t. r *'/- r . !*• / ‘ *• rT 4 $ m * -‘4: Merchants Night’ May Set FSjL Gate Mark Tomorrow ft 6 m in o le Officials Bell 5000 Ducats V: T o .... Uo. c jl I Stores l" »■ F o r Distribution Jaycees Ready Final Plans For ■y KKNT CIIKTI.AIN n 8*liford ruinMlull tlir nattendance record for n ilniilc in the Florida flint* IT Th* answer of thl* will linvr to wall until f night when the HcrnRluea meet the (Irlnrnln I at Memorial Htmlium ___ .... first loral attempt at n "Merchant* Night.” i A crowd of a 1,000 or 4.098 HU he neceteary t Mi the gate recedsnt In the '81a Indication m that It I* HMMlble, line* 30 : oral stores have ntthaaed B,ooo Jck4t> to dieribute a m o n g |M )r customer*. Some merchant* John Krider retort that they have given out fhllr entire quote. Karl Fauat, Owner of Faust’* Drug Store regorted that he handed nut hie Whole euyply of ticket* last BaturSty. "FrM* the way U l««*« '*> me, Averyon* In lawn, will he nut el tik game,*' he aald. Business Manager of the SemiAlt Blue*. John Krider announced kt the club wee going to have 0 more tlrkrta printed to bring total up to 7,000 before gnmr tomorrow. !a a almllar "Merrhanla N ltht” eaperlment In Leesburg, Mil Packer* drew an eatlmatrd lib * fana Into Venetian Garden* a F r ■latino WLHK In l.eea ad the Parker halt ctuh brother Paul Husehn, correspondent that they 7,100 dural* to merchinla la Tavarea, Kualla, Lee*, •erg and aurroundlng area*. From the statistical atandpolnt, eiburg drew about 00 permit number of tlcketa mild for that rtlrular game. Ily projecting l« aame ratio for Ranfnfl’s 1,000 eti now told, It wnuld .teem 3,710 or morn will flln gh the gale* at henutlful fethorlal Stadium tomorrow lilfkl Rowtver, 3.000 additional tleheta mar be *old and the m l* would Increaae to about M M a* Ike haala of 7,000, It dlftlrelt to ralrulatr how y people will ■ettiallir come, •event llluc official* have tried a crowd In eareaa of , . . want to express our . t i n to the merchant* for their unselfish co-operation In Irving to keep baaehall alive for the re. glnder of the aeaaou in Sanford,” rider *ald gratefully. S It will be Inlcrratlng to »ee IttSt how rffrrllvB thl* ”Mcr* . chant* Night" eiperlmrnl I* In Hanford. The l*rgr*t crowd to thiUM • game In Ihr new 1110,000 plant wa* the 2,1511, who attended the PHI, NorthRailh All-Star gam* her* the M tht of July 10. Preceding tomnrrow night'* |me will he a variety of Interting and hiimornu* field evenla Men will be climaxed by Iho between Ranford'e fleet- Red Hats Defeat Red Roberts Passes Chuck Aletto For RBI Lead With 114 To 113 The Sports Sanford For 5th Sanford Giants, Del,and'* Red Robert* finally, wHh the Successive Loss wrented the runa-batted-ln leader* I clouted 39 fbuV-tnaeter* for thi Register Scminolcs May Hurl "Sonny” Raper In Orlando T o n i g h t An rx-Univer*ily of Miami pitching veteran of unknown ago retired the fln t 17 Seminole lllii"* in order aim ilicn went on to gain credit fur hi* firat virtory of the yenr for the Dcl-and K*d lint* over the lllue*, 4-3, Innt night In |)el.nnd. Hed llurrell, who arrived on upllon from the Miami Sun Sol Ju«t four day* ago, apun a five* hltUr for the .Seminole*’ fifth ■Iralght lit**. Th* 9-game skid reduced Sanford from the lofty third plare berth to sixth pl*fe in lb" done pennant rare. Manager Chuck Aleno might u»o ox-Aeniitor Sonny Hnner tonight in Orlando against hia former mate*. Ka p u r haa worked in tw o game* *lnre coin­ ing to the lllue*. He *hut out the Cocoa I n d I u n a Inat Monday and xlarted the see* ond game of that Jorge twin hill Itefore retiring alter II rmiKcrutlve pitched frame*. The lllue* will be banking heavily on the big Alrtbamlan thi* evening to atop the five-game Sem­ inole lallapln. Aleno played laat night's game under protral from th* aecond Inning on after Hal catcher Itay Dunne raughl the Sanford mnuager’a pop foul aeroaa Ihr flr*t bn»e barrier. The gem* waa furlhrr marred by a heales dispute later on when Burrell tinned a ball In Johnny Imhra that looked like It hit th* ground, hut nevrrtheleaa arbiter Joe Slier relied It a atrIRe. Imlirn and another Seminole were bniiInked In the argument that followed. J o r g o fllvtiu wan nlckeil foi nine lied Hat Idle anil auffered hi* I3lh lo«* of the year to give him n 13-13 r o c o r if t h l * * e a * n n. Frank Smith lilt a trenienoua poke off Ilia former i cull ego ten ill mate V nt Miami, but , Ted II r o o k I y n Kay iiunna n o iihI high ngnlnrft Iho board* to bring It downThe llnl* *rored lined In the rirnl frame, nn Hill Mustransky'* walk niul Jack t'mle'n triple. They added niiolher In the necond on n hit bataman. doiilde play, and n bingo by Mn*tmti*ky. Two Sanford errora, a pair of flelilrra* rholrea and another bingo brought In the winning talllea for Del,and In th* fourth. The Hluea pleked up both run* In the eighth off two pa**** and n double by Jo* Paris*. After winning 32 of 34 plnyed for n linprenilvo .347 percentage, tho (Hue* bave noie-dlved In tna tn«l five, hut have only fallen while renting down In the list • pot, a half game out of fourth. Hanford open* a very Important eerie* with Orlando In Tinker Field tonight, 'the Rluei muat nhlp of the Florida Stale League from Sanford skipper Chuck Aleno iv nlgnt. la*t Thursday night. fn the la lateet avrrngee releanrd by the FBI. headquarter*, Roberta tk" I part Alunn by a 114 to 119 irm in. It wa* th* firat time the giant Banhad been headrd In ford rtment thl* year. the Slumping Airno dropped 11 point* In hi* av­ erage over the tail week drop­ ping to hi* ara«onr* |owent fig­ ure of .301. Th* 230 • pound Sem­ inole pilot had been listed In the Top Ten among hitter* for must of the reason and had fallen out Red Roberta of that coveted brocket within the Ia*t three week*. Johnny fmbra, flaahy Sanford heyatone •acker, continued to be the Inn* filue representative in Ihe Top Ten, though he allpped from .931 to .319 for 19th pier* In th* circuit. In tenm average* Juat released, the Semlnolo lllue* |*ad the loop In only two department*, half* on ball* (190) and homer* (70). The 70 round • tripper* conntltule *n all-time FSL record. The old re­ cord of 00 set hy the 1050 Sanford (ilant* wa* passed two week* ago. H a n f o r d I* fourth In fielding and hitting. They| are second In double nlay* with; I to, DeLand lend* with 117 DP'l The Semlnotei rank third ln| Rill'* with M' with the Re lint* on top wlth{ OtA In ihren othet categories, tho lllue* are laat In L'huek Aleno the loon- They trail the rest of the league In dmtblea 120, triple* 17, ami stolen bate* 47. Sanford U 7th In sacrifice hit*. Th* only Individual leader of Ihe leap In any department la Aleno who had 33 hama run* through Thursday night’* game*. However, the Sanford skipper rrarked nut hi* 3,1rd In Pelnikn Friday night. Aleno I* slipping fast in Id* Mil In eel two FSL record*. Alonn ha* 33 game* In which In drlvn In 20 run* necessary to eclipse Ruddy Luke’s Slate l-onn Rill record of 140, Aleno must hit 11 more cir­ cuit drives In the«e 23 contests to establish n new home ron mark In the FSL. Kd Levy, while playing Fishing Rodeo from Krider, Melt* and Fleis­ cher, but we Just millin'! heal Ihe earellent nllrhing and pow­ er." Terry added. "Even Pensa­ cola's 'Snake' T(dwell waa u great pllehvr, though we beat him on bums. Dubba Blsbee bunted him to death getting ihrVk hlta that way." L I w«•* If D e L a n d ’* t By KENT CHKTLAIN •lugging J 9 b I Hpoet* Edit at Dade doesn’t win ini . Legion „ Sanford's Junior hero** the rnveltrt sterl­ •r* not have hrnug'................... brought bpek will) ing silver bat ................. state base *11 title last nt polled annual- SSii the ly by the Louie- week, ’>ut they did nwaken thu VIII* S l u g g e r languid interesi. in baseball hero every on* of their games people he len’t with-ikin . “r'lan, thl* mottling in little "Cindergoing to mlee .It ella” duh waa Ik* smalteal far became m m American post tram lo reach rial average* th* alale flnala ai the »ea*mi < Junior Motto a alkalflcailt Irll ______Thursday n Mel. Fleischer and Jimmy Krider Campbell were Ihe object* oi muen of »he Jack Cad* revealed him tvltl major league scout*' attention, an average of .399, nhe of Terry said. "They knew all about highest In th* land. Mt>l‘* record ami were watching Tad* had a 91 point lead over tenth him ami Krider closely, but Hed Treadway of Jag Beech, , neither received offer* since they and Ihat’a enough to win the are not out of high school." halting championship In *dj All-ln-nll we hnd a wonderful league that a* of today ha* lea* trip nnil experience, Terry con­ than three week* of regular *ea> cluded. After our conversation non play remaining. with both Terry and Jimmy, wo Naturally, with *uch a lead, had to conclude our Legion nine Cade continued hi* lead In othVr did n miraculous Job in staying In department*. He had 131 rune, 18 the tournament ns long as they better than Bill Moetranaky of ' did facing the exrelernted Legion DeLand. Cade had 174 hits, 10 farm system of the larger met­ more than Bed Roberts of DeLand. firry lUa* t kflial* ropolitan area* in the state. P er­ Ho had 2) triple*, five more than and Sanford. No one teuld deny haps, If Sanford roulil have been Roberta. that It waa Juat abort of n put on an emtal footing with the Robert* - t h i s miracle that the "llaby Blue*" other teams by being able to use week reached a •urvived th* stiff competition some of the players In tho Orlando season-long goal from th* renter of the Hta*. District to holster the team, It when he overtook Even more spectacular was tho|r might have been a different story, Chuck Aleno of ■hawing In the Btarxe tnurnament. but that's the way it goes. | Hanford In the Piloted !iy Denver Cordell, In th# At any rate, Hanl>jrd is proud race for run* absence of regular coach Hill of you fellows: Mel FMscher, batted In chamFleming, who wa* away at Na­ Ross llannum, Frank .Stafford. nlon. Robert* hud tional Ounrtl summer rump nt An- Larry Hale*. Johnny Jones, Terry 114 thru mid­ nl*lnn, Ala,, Hnnfnrd lasted three J Cordell. Ilitblm Hishcc, Dll Shef­ night Thursday • me* lining In tho scnil-flnnls to ' field, Jimmy Krider. Junior Metis. to 113 for Aleno 'Mleah Hflor Rending Pensacola A special congratulation* gne* to who, probably be­ oilio in the second contest, Denver Cordell for hi* splendid cause of nn all- Meatranahy Denver’s son, Terry, told us Inst lug hark that has hampered him Frltlny that the Florida Times- MUhntltutft Job nn thu roach., .finJ*. for over a month, had one of hi* Uhlun spnrtswrltcr, Ray (.’hartosnoorcat week* of the year. The lon, •■!(! that Sanford hid the host Bluet* Drop Ram bert TOP TKN list had a newcomer, hustling leant In the Stale tourney. And Sign Covington ton — Oene Pollard Of Daytona It I* better that we played the best who pounded hi* way Into 9th we could than win In nit overcon­ The flemlnoln lllue* released nit place with a .327 average, fident om| lactadnlslral fashion League burler Inst HatWhile It’* loo late for them the way Jncksonvlllu annexed tho ex-Major urday night ami signed another to win the pennant, th# Jad ■tale llllr last week. former hlg lengue (wirier over tho Terry said the Jackson* Beech Sea Bird* wen el* out of "Denersl*" of |*oat No, 9 railed week-end. "Chester tho Great" seven HR* to pull back Into the bitn Starke boasting of how Covington, the much travelled and first division. Only th* Red Hat* they would sweep *w( through tk* talked alum baseball f(Rigor re­ had aa good o week, wlnnlkn amen . The^ of course did, turned to the Florida SaTo Longue tournament. ala of seven to keep three i m bdt there la 4 (Ig fir sory be­ again last Saturday night when one-half gamte ahead of Day* hind It than actually meet* the tho Seminole lllue* announced that L* meet (ana whoa* Islander* won five they have acquired him from tho oye. of seven. LaknUnd Pilots of the class H Thl D*n*rala ara th* pare rent club' This,week will llkejy ttlnf(#,or Iq a!highly loUgrated' , Florida .Inter national -Iwaguo efgU break ihe play-off hooey fllmultaneously, Seminole 10** of Banb assull system In tn« Duval ............ for (Irl*! ford, f’alatkn, and Orlando rial* announced coqrity seat, It seem* g ¥ sent, it seen)* the gigantic Del-and, ........ id, Dnylona, Daytona, and and J»:_ Jpg Heath P u|t No. 0 has the money to hire tho release of have their ntace* "sowed up", veteran f i r s t Tim Red Hat* wtre club batting two fulltime diamond coaches, baseman - pitcher leader* liv a nine point margin Wl|lit and Warren Downing. They P o p Rambert. over tho He* Rlrtli, anil the Ilat* commence operation* nn early a* The former Co­ and rontmue through the co* mnnngcr hnd were the league's best fielder* by January a three point spread over Orlando, n tst fall every year. b e e n suffering Here ere the nffleinl club bat­ recurring head­ ting ami fielding figure* thru midache* and diasy night Thursday: s p e l l * recently and had devvlonBB KB! AVG. HR SB 311 311 II It AB Team ed n blood clot 481 018 .297 101 20 73 urn 1145 7 IS 3UH4 Deloind nhovo his left Pep Rambert 628 578 .378 87 28 23 1123 199 013 4040 Jax (leach car. Till* ws* a result of a boun­ 144 807 .277 52 102 1100 172 3000 49 711 Daytona ding he received off the slant* of 180 197 .119 3193 099 1997 139 17 79 Day Iona’s Kd Casque In Cocoa Sanford 549 120 .214 84 28 113 039 000 3903 Palntka Iasi June. 141 499 .281 187 38 82 117 040 130 3740 Orlando Covington tiring* to Sanford a 3003 479 010 140 38 20 09 498 410 .248 8-8 record from f "M sa * —I Cocoa 431 429 20 17 l M l 28 3R82 479 037 Leesburg Tampa this season, Tho ox-FMM* Mighty DP LOB E A PO Club (lelptiin limy 1*1 tBliri **v 107 017 1218 During this time they pick th* passed 04 wtille yielding Hit hits 2099 DeLnriil 000 212 tip 40 or so players (n th* Jack­ in 154 Inning* pitched this yenr. 2094 1201 Orlando 901 sonville aria, comprising a popu­ Rambert had a U-t ■front with thn 3028 1291 Palatka 1310 lation el ovsr 810,000. Ths strln lllue* and polled out one luinier of 3*11 Baaford 298 .MB gent winter and spring drills d•vo* the record Sanford total thl* year. 1180 2*79 Leeehurg •M4 '|o ,_rp two IntrjealI.......... learns,, ■ th* N0. I MB 1403 2040 262 Cocoa 1090 210 1204 U*n*ral* and th* younger group of 3027 Jag Reach WO lass experienced rookies railed tho 280 B2 1188 Daytona Volusia County "Colon*U." FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE AVERAGER Th*** two taams pity o comf o i l SEASON ENDING MIDNIGHT THUEBDAT Kennel Club n*d total of 139 gam**. Th* THE TOP TEN . U s t Thl* B Hlta, Including ( Is .. 0 AB ft H 1IR flit RBI Week Wl*b ‘in .v iijn ra u.vixiKt and th* Coioaeia F itter nacv.—n isia* mii* •thedule. Th* D in t Hail Hall* Uanklsl have a . "farm' •pika Marlin, Itap.u W*y. Mnlll* •yium " from which to draw It*III*, C r ew * Vllgnl. My Hanger. Frank! from jn ease of Injurlea Ulrr Mcbfi, Tan Trua. Hmuky Jfi *MCI) NO HACK—4/1*1 h. Nil* taeVeM Halt Uallt Daaklat tmanc* JU**Ung, ilauava. K*. elaihv. *»otit* Warrior, uur Jerry, HurprU* Oynsy Jo, llouga team* play In several lea- Dolitb. . .t'acknge. .. . i it the City of Jickionvllle, tH IkU M U M l 'N n . Hite Hilly Ward. W*lt U*t«. Fast llambsr. Jolty* Prtils, Winged Waliior, Hally furk, Tick itul Fnt'NTH HU M -ayiau. mii* L*t'* Itui, lifacti Ida. Hocco, Anntlle, Failsii liiiil, My i.ijcky nsvso. Lucky WUh, Never T*«ky.. ►1FTM Kack—«|*ik* MIW K I ,!! a Robson’s-Wihon Settle Softball Series Dispute Over 400 Poles Are Obtained For Bi? Outing Wednesday At “Lake Charm" fiver 100 bamboo fishlii)* po' « have liccn nrquited for the Jonl u' Chamber of Commerce's glgnr'l.: Rodeo for Children I i »' I Play-Offs To Resume uFishing n t i e l - a k u Charm m ar Oviruu This Evening At \Vednesday afternoon. It wav r ttill* morning hy R om L a k c f r o n t Park nounred Cliairman Carl I’rhec. Other laat minute dflalh Th* dispute that threatened to were worlrd out over the week end the City League’s softball end to make Ihi* yenr'* flshlnq lay-off •«rie» between Wilson extr*rag*ni* bigger and better lal«r and Robson's Sporting then ever before. The Jayee* Good* wn* Ironed out this week me** angular event 1a*t year at* end and the play-offs will be re nver 330 children and rumed tonight at the Lakcfront trarted the supply of fishing po'en for Diamond. the youth* wa* exhausted be­ With Hobson’s leading in the fore every rhlld ohUlned one. off*, after the first gam* "Thl* is precisely what we tlon’t ast Monday night, they slapKd on a 20-11 defeat .over want lo happen ngoin," Prl»oc de­ ttiDon-Mairr last Wednesday. clared. "To avoid this, we have al­ Wilson Manager Hill Flanders ready nrqiiircd nver 100 pole* and filed protest after the game on can gel inoro if we see tnat won’t Ihe ground* that Robson's used lie enough." Last year Howard lloteler di­ new players beyond the three rected the Jajrce fl*lting |aminnlnga *greed upon hy the Itoree at Lake Charm and th* manager* before the play-off*. of it slarllcd rren th* Title rrovukcd the Robaon.play­ surrcsH ers ami their malinger Mnx Pilti- most optimistic, I'risiH* said. dnni stated Hint he knew of no This year the Jayrrcn are striv­ such ruling prior to the post sen. ing lo top lad year's large son series, However, City Recreu- turnout. ftriuinolc County's hugest single tlounl Director tommy Slrlngct ruled Hint Robson’s had violated sporting event will get underway :30 n.m. Wedthe three-innipg turn on new play­ at Lake Charm at 1:30 ers. However, he did not give thu nesday afternoon, Cltildren will game to WilHon-Mnier sln.e the pole-fish from llie shore of tho ruling on now playcra was not 'akf nil afternoon. The Junior Chamber will furnish free refresh­ fully undristond by Doth teams. Slringrr declared Robton’a Wed­ ments to the youth-. A splendid array of gifts for the nesday night's victory and game would lie thrown out and the series various fish csuglit, largest and would revert tmrk to Moodily with most on n lino will !m awarded Robson's lending in the plny-off- the children. Rods, reels, it hunting knife, uflcr thr first game. (I II. gnu, sol Hi* II, list and tac­ kle Imx nre lost mime of (ha SOFT HALL PLAY-OFF DATA rl/rs given by Heller Fishing W. L. I’d . fill or., Weslern Auto, Hill Im­ Robson's l o 1.0(10 — plement. Hobson Spurting Good*, Wilson-Malrr 0 I .000 I Hlanley Rogers Hardware, Hill Game Tonight Hardware, McCrory’s 3 A 10, Robson's vs. WIUon-Maler Good Year Stores, Fltenton* lim e — H:00 p.nt. HIores sod Gnie’a Texaco HtaI'iare—Lahrfronl Diamond lion. I’rircs nre on display In Whai—-Winner of three out nf Ihe window of Roitmlllal and flvr guinea la softball champion Anderson's Drug Store. of (Ily. The Jnyeee* will use Hire* bust* (o Inkn Hie rhlldieo to Lake After nearly a week’* deluy in Chnrm next Wednesday. Thera nettling the disputed game, Ron. will tie no registration fen nor will sun's and V/iUon-Muler will play children hove lo cnutnrt anyone to their accord official game this nntcr, all they have to do Is to he evening kt 8:(H) p.m. at the Lake- at those places lo get fiee If antfront Diamond, Wilson’s will In. port nt ion: Hus No. | —Leave Gardner's lru«t thely hope* with usually do. pendabte vltiirler Red Hires, who Grocery, Lake Monroe 12:00 nnnnj Won 19 m l dropped,hut four dur­ Bleak ley's Grocery, I'aola, 12:16 ing the W'gular season. p.m.; Chamber of Commotes Georg# Meson, ssllur from lliiildlng, Hnnfnrd, 12:31) p.m.; and the flsnford Auxiliary Naval Air Hart Grocery, Geneva, 1:00 p.m. Hlailun, wilt be on the mound Hus No. 2—Leave Gleason'S fur Robson's. Ma*on waa Rob- tlrnrrry, Lake Mnrv at 12:00 noon; hurling tnaln)ilujr during LougwiHhl Fund Market nt 12:30 the regular season. p.m.; Fuller Grocery, Altanmnts Lost Wednesday'* disputed con­ Hprings, 12:15 p.m,; nml (Indus test was won by Robson's, though Market, Casselberry, 1:00 p.nl. it of enurse will not count, ’in* Hus No. 3—Leave ('bomber of fipnrung tjnous nine scored ten Commerce Itutlding in SanforJ, time* on nine husu hit* In the 12:30 p.m. nml Ker'ey’s Grocery, sixth finmt- lo wiap up u 20.11 Geneva, at t;00 p.m. sluggers duel. Chuck Wackrow The Jnyrees will furnish th* highlighted the uprising with a fishing poles nml will serve thn ttemcnilou* gram, stain homer li­ children free refreshment*. Every* the lug Inning. me la invited to attend. Wifsqn'a made a valiant effmt to slay* off defeat by •coring aix run* in the to; of the seventh. C. Vale* shimmed L* thrr*-run circuit smash In Ihe One) effort lor the furni­ ture sit,return. Wilson must win three out of tho next fuui gamea to clnen the DAYTONA REACH, (Spt'cla!)play-off* and the City champion amp uopny. 'ihe furnlturemeti Vllhmtqh 110,000 ha* been added to won the regular *ca*op pennant p> 'he regular purse, the International four games, but they trail aft#' Ireyhnuru! Championship, which on* gume to Ine acconq pinc< 'III lw m i at th« Volusia County Robvon * Sporting Goods club, lennel Club fir re Aug 25 thru Sept, will he worth mure lhan *11,c nobion a hat a mathematical eogi A llllv* dollar enivv fee I* over vvilion'*, ueedipg Dtla iw. more wins In the next four lilt. xharged lnr each rnnfratsnt and this money will xo into the Con«* *fle pi’Jt Kriaa to win. Wllson-Maler tut) O0> t>_ti i •olallort. Hie trir* Mself put* up , RoUon'a 831 00(10) x _ ao u 18.000. H im and Yatesj Jones and Wack­ Mv Question owned hv Florence i llirlm an, Dnylona Dench, waa row. Iltv—Wackrow In 6th with 8 oi he first greyhound to be officially for Robion'ai C. talc* m 7„ r ntered In tjijn cbrwdr, Paul Boodk’s Jgro, winner of Iasi year’s Inlgr* with 2 on /or Wilson'*. ijtlonnl, a No N.C liken entered, as & f VCKC Will Offer $11,00ft F o r Big Title D o g Evefit Sal-Army Defeats er, both uMed »*y Olefl ChamberWade’s 34-18 In The hiilh' o/ line contrntanta this 'ear will crime ffotn MassaehUMfts forfeited” G am e A /a .r K i! Mi,'«? Th*e ellar dwelllng Wade’s flro- Hon. will tie ntri>Jov#4 thu-M oth Mite, niack Karo, H»l|| eiry Store girls forfeited to th« Course. eagtta leading Salvation Army nine In (ha bottom of the fifth inning of 306 0x—II X d o ’a Forfeited to Bal-Artt)y liter fifth inning. f. . • l. that point, M. U e ami M McDonald; I. tna In the fourth larnbson tjaff D. Cogburn If Uw slants of HR—Ereln In 5tti for Sal Army with thin* on. ; ba Interpriso.........._.^.l |i4 M*-U toumlUaVa .£,.... , 198 93-11 U C. Hlrr, and J , Annan; M. L. Bowen antf j , F �i t i r, \ Jrxr.'j Vl. il VENETIAN BLINDS Ftctory Prlew Senford’s only Venetian Mind M u i f u l H H , off*™ you mm pitta Mr vita for HI.IND9 ► Rrtsplng • Recording • Repainting • Cleaning Frri? Estimates SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLINDS UN Weal Third Street MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING -TYPIN G CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD TELEPHONES 180 nnd 1071 Room 101 Sanford Atlantic National Hank llolldlng I M Brh lETS IA N T 0 R D HERAT D U> <3 il 70 374 32 60 llavnna 63 312 Si Pburg 63 (HI 312 W. V Itch 68 60 4S7 HZ Lakeland 44 340 Key West 34 02 270 Mi.i nii 3 We Palm Ilrnch n Prt. Mlninl Reach 2 Kny West I r,inm:i i ..uvnna t 740 .740 32« Msr vet .490 .388 ..fc*12 Htj&evt Monday, August 11, 1953 Tampa HR. (Ma. PERSONS DR. II. K. RING (H ’K J M B T I t lS T F Y K S E X A M IN E D C L A S S E S F IT T E D 116 Smith Palmctln Avenue C H in o iM lA C T O K Please csll for appointment Phone 1732-1713 Watt l.o*l Florida Slate league 13 Pei,and 37 13 37 P'tnna Itch Jville Itch 27 24 Orlumlo 23 23 *4 ;•( PBisias 23 Sanford 24 IU 3(1 Leesburg ,*o u UKml SUNDAY RESIH.TS fly AHROCtATED PRESS [ii-l.iind 4 Hanfnrd 2 Urieinln 4 usi.ona Hern'; ; kmrrlr.ni l.ragu Palalkn t Jacksimitlle .7 tin 0 i rltlng — Fain. I'lnladelphin. Coens rt lamsluirg 3 I 21'., WikkIIIiik . New York. 323, TODAY'S ti.k.RF ‘ 'K M Iloslon 324. Mltehell. Clave Snnfi.nl nl Je.Sncin | '» 314, (iiMnlman. Iloslon. 112 Leesliurg nl Jritksi.i.'iile Resell ii i s hailed in — Dohy, Cleve • Pnlslk 1 id * HMR la, d H3, HohiMMMi, Chleaiin, 77. Day Iona P r ill At Pe1.ni.il Orel i. Prlrolt. 73, ernlal. Phlla Anierlt c I.esRile delphi.i, 71. Ilnten. Cleveland, no lills Pus, Chicago. 142, lloli 61 n N lu rk 62 m .'8(4 inson, Chicago, 132, Avila. Cleve Clnnri 47 MS Innd and Pain, Phltadelpliln, )2S; 37 Buston 378 Itosen, Cleveland. 124 31 W'trm 37 llnme runs — Dohy. Cleveland. 318 Ml M Chicago 30 SIS 2ti, Perm. New York. 23; Zernlnl, 33 P'llelphln 113 420 Philadelphia, 21. Itohlnsnn, Chi SI taml.s 47 74 333 eagn, Itosen, Cleveland; Drnpo, 37 Delroll Detroit, nnd Joust, Philadelphia. Washington 4 2 Philadelphia 2 4 Odi n1:0 2S Detroit I I Pitching Ctmsucgrn. Washing 81 lands il Cleveland .1 •on, So., 1.IHH); H.m hi, New York, Boston al Now York ppd rain 13 2. 8H7. Shunti. Philadelphia. 20 Detroit al Cleveland iN l t. 0.13; Mennlrii. SI laiuls. S 2, Cluengn al St lands (N ) 714. Sain. New York uml Shea. Philadelphia at Washington i2> Washington, 0 l 693 Boslim al Ncu York <Ni National League National l.raitne Halting Muslal, St lands, iinn Brooklyn 7it 1? i',oft .32S, laukman. Now York and New York 62 in S73 Klusreivskl. Clnelnnnll. 308. SI 1.o iii <s lt.1 47 328 SelioondlensI and Slaughter. St P’delphlH Ml SO SOS 1lands, ,'UW Chlengo St 33 123 Huns halted In Sauer. Chicago. Boston 41 no 41H 02, Thomson. New York, 71. Kn Cln’nstl 4(1 nt 70.1 1ills. Philadelphia. 73. Ihnlges. P'hurgh 32 hi Hrooklyn. 72, Slaughter Si lands, St Louis 1 2 i 'Inrinnntl 2 t 71 Chicago 0 I I’ltMuirgh S 2 New York al Iloslon i2i ptnl rain Mils Selioendlenst, SI lands. Hrooklyn nl Philadelphia ppd rain 127, Adams. Clni'lnnall and Sluslrd. 1 American League Si lands, 131. laiektuan. Now St latuis al Chicago v ,»rk. 12S; llamner. Philadelphia, New York id llostnn <2i 118 Hrooklyn al I'hdadelphin (2* iN> Home runs Sauer. Chicago. '.’8, (lodge. Hrooklyn. 23. Klner, Cincinnati id Pill-dmrgh i N i I'dlshurgli. 22. Cordon ami Malli Ploi Ida Inleniallonal I eague ow Host...i, 17 .Miami Paga 7| | | , ' 11. JAMKS CHIT Alil'lNCV •Major i .vague Lead cm G m criil 812 liiY traitM EAST K lllS T PHONE STREET VS II. JAMES CJHT JA M ES H A Mi*«v OPT The 11)52 Dodge 19 Wayfarer 2 Door Sedan Dcliv ern in S:inrord fur $2271. 21 Muni In T’o Pfl V SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS Phone t i l l I 818 Eitst Plr.Hl S tre e t spi c m s i iiv n i :h U hl * IIEKALI) WANT ADS F o r H i ' mu H h I1111 m ( M * u p ! t *" dll Unnl Ida tinMUhni In Til** I hr fulliin hit u in nl l l r rn l i l 1 I llm r ISr |i r r lln r lu a rrlliin jl t l m r a Hit- |»rr H u p l « « r O i t i d lim p * Hr |* rr II n r l n a f r ( l « « III (I mp* Hr ».p> l l n r lii a » r « l n « At* |4p i l l n r l»«r I r n r l r < n n l r n r l F l i p n n v t l * t*« II i p H«#. .Jluuliir Finfr pur 111mu !'«»•* t n|»# PHONE 118 S% n n l l i l t M il l l»r n r r r | * t r i l m e t Ihr Trlr|»l»i4nr •*«* Mpniiiiitin r h n r n r If M in i w n u i r !■ IN feil In I h r »rN|il*ii**r Itm»b, lit r r l t i r t * f u r l h l « nrrt*mi«<»*lwill«n t h r n r f i r r l l n r r I t r * | t r r t r » i In i*w* ■■in lit III I f , In iirilrt f n t it* In • r i i i l r t I h r h r * I |n n * ll » ip u m li'P till II tint l t l « iiii in I n r In m i r M f f lr r o n I h r i l n i h r f i i i r (iiiMI 1111f*«n. I'lin rr fitillfj in IimimfiII flirt* If hi* ru m ntt-iii* In *un» ml, 1» r run in* 1 hr rrr|»«M*lhfr tuf i»»nt* | Isnu mir Inrnrrrri InarrHt*n. THE SANFOIH) HERALD lltAVKRHP. Pstonslon Hods ::a" 1 N P P R N IS IIK U - hednmm apt to 18(1". S'likinik lilasit and giooml floor 17"" Magooltii pNiid Co Phone llrlnnilo It.’lint dnv. 11"7*7 oigld 3-pieoo put ho sudo, 7 ............ho log ilium so', lire.an mil t 7. IlilO M liimso. Iitoiloi vdh' S’, ' rocket, lin t Uuk Ave, Midlie Harley, M u ll PUN 3 mom fniioslod apt Prlvide hath, Hilntis 3:mu Mol hmv IHr. W A N TR D PPPI'NHP. IIP l'N IN lt Pfllt N W 1 I'PRMON N PI, 'A i me ii I iiiohI sold mil Have |iii I a few 2 hedionm hrmsra lef* We ale o il HuUmrUed In ludld any mine nl I lie low down pay men, "f 1670(10 fnt Nuvv prruminal. (Pier Heller Ifnnies, tor. earner MellmiviHe and Randnlpli J HP.PROiiM IliiMP, On shady cm tier lot. (Jimd In vr stiiM'itl f"i Inline nr rridal I t, 80(1. 1— AR IK I.LM POR SAI.K —1 ONK DSKD gas strive *FI in i' in p , |J>11, | (11(41) 1*11*fI f 1••11 M11•118'1II « m.nn i»H» !'*♦» k \ \ - , I nfHMh sin HUN DLLS if I V|IM i ■1*11»1?I« UmII 7 lf» Ft ( IHIDA I Al n l IKS \V iflllhH . tlfld I hoit S*»Dl rtful iriNlnll*il L\ Srminnlr .Inl'iU'" 1207 tt, tnl HI. IlHionr 1151 f»r • 1 s *h i ('«im I frrr Hull*, l(«ui•klrr* t| (•’•luib U ' l'Pffnun. !» mtriiUm "I 1 K 1•■• f.7:i I Fm ul*', IS '! I*'»l 1 Hull, 'I iim ' i HIm o|i| Rf^lntii**i| Fb'irii* I ' l l M I'ERHIAN K I rTKNH, kvbilr #iII* I fiflni f . mum ||R I him I, lit HILLY tiOAT I— I 'I...... H ill J lU ll.P W A NTED mint.ul Apply M A TM l li OF HANFORD I 1 (111 a let Hi. Phone 1H7J I "i !• nU'jfift ■- i Stm- •I I V I n » Vf««• tint*: l * nt mi |f f »r > I A• DMI|£ S f il I < oil HhlpF ID I 1 1 1 h im m I- \ p i s p in 11 t. I Mu Miles al I u> lldurs . , , . . ( I♦. 1 I 11 *d I’h 1426 M \ ! 1 I' \ 1 t It I ... g.“it .duriltrr 11 I rn. m.I I I", lip. 11. II..id U . 1111 .1>• I . ,, , SUP f .1 . Wash ■n r’ 1.11 . 3 ' (rhiiutu 2 MOL HA BY HITTER, Sirs. Fntk.ml.erg, heal references. Phono 1U121-J. h ^ b c ia f l m A 1 t'I.el liy Fix pel t» I I 1 u r n 1 1 m 1 1111 .e '<• t'Pi \ \ p lilt, \ M iple Phone 707 ill h l ’l.'i MoHihu.r wore. IP 1 mi il.’, Rntea Klee Ball11.u1 ,• . adel Mm vu ", Urn* and P'll.uiule am I I'ert Hirer, t ........ a ( j r net y I ’l.mt* l i t ! M ... a .8 .1 - 8 Hunfm.l 9 * ------------------------- GOOD AND HAD Card Press.'r f 0.001 I deed Muffft tO.OOl I Used 2 |h‘. Living‘Room a I Suite 16.001 Itfseil China Cabinet 2A.00| |Usod 3 pc Wicker , Living Room Suite 20.00] [U ird 6 pc Oak Dinette 20.001 Tteg. 1110.06 Shopworn a 8pc. Redroom Suite 70.00] keg, | l 10,06 Shopworn I 2 pc. Sofa Red Suite fW.OO] ii r riitim •m u i; I I ii l b iific I Hf*7 .1 1 & //& ■ I VHlH KIvH W AN IF D PARM POR RKNT mi shares, very k<><>() land, on hard rnud. i STRNOMIIAPMK.lt W \ N I K P lletween Enterprise and (lsteen Fred R. Wilson, PI...lie 170 or P it, PPR N AC PH —Ry Kre.ky, Plume HflO-W. 260W Wall, Plunr ami rtrepli Plreplarn, M. (1, HODfiKH VP.RY LARMK 2 t.edrnum fur Phone I2H EXPKRIKNCKP In.ly I....kke.|.m nlslieil apt. Prlvide entrnl.... 403 W. tat HI. for l.ii'nl ufflre, Must have |iiill nnd private hath Adulta only, | ■ " lug mill haliin.'lug >'«■>.<1 1.-n. , 10" STROM I1KRM Culls,,n Tallin Phone O ll-W . l.I.lltly to meet ( he politic (live Model 4100. 17" Ojymplc C'omcumideir Infurmidiun. Hus MPt! hlnntlnn (2011. Antenna ami c/o ll.uuld. P PR N IH IIK D , Hlgcluw Apia, till llmiiter (81). Roll’s Radio * Park. Nn peta. Downstairs, Television -407 W. I at. Phnm W A NTKD I HUS-M. Jul.lu.us, dlstrilnitors, ... si.leliiK' NAAS Pftraonal only, Avallnlrle salesmen to handle insert ienow. 2 hoilroom houses, electric Free • Free • Free peilent, glass cleaner and hand kllrhrn, Irrcakfn»l liar, acreened Ruffer Rental cleaner. W iite giving full <!<• mrch, reramlr tile hath. f76.0<l with linen Him.lay lliOU a. in. 1.00 'hone 1002. Ptirrhuse of Paste Wag Chemical Division, Warsaw, In nt dlana. Ktmkurlk Gln.’is A Paint Co. POOR room unfurnished hmiae. 116 N. Jessamine Ave. tF— WORK WANTED - 0 NICE three room apartment, Ap­ ply P«lmstto Grocery, 317 Pal­ metto Avenue, ffl.00 per week. Adults only. N. A. A. B. Peraonal Only, 1 threo hcilmoni house, miner Adams <0 201 Ii. Electric It lichen, ac Irene. I porch, nvailuhle Aug. I6lh. 486.00. Phono (898. It Hlmii 7 I T' 11| I iiih Im *"*i1l*-t,i • IP Clinic. N IC ELY furnished five room ga­ rage apt. Adults only. Call 111 or P«5.R. C. C. Welsh. lid idol oi ejtterlnr> MT' III-1jnil I'll W t\V I 1 ' (IHT A PTl 1 FIN A N f «. I t 1 \ 1 . . •, uni local hack 1n >u ., nil, II I>V I » W AI I ACE, Wr buy, fi'll it I n i 'Ip Urtf* I ( '" .'ichhuuls Plume 1.14. furniturr VVil-mn M iim r I in *• Jtiire f’n, ;tl I K. I ’ImMH iMirk SPIT I U.44 I'lnlllpH l art t W A NTED Ty|if\v»llri I nr "in \ licMtiia -,l,l.fiy flit I on Ilm.sonnMf1 9 •!• An . , 1' ' llu* flu | ir Sij. I h*>fiy 11*If I ,1 nMf'i il HR )• mi I ■. . . 1 s.i+* r 1 .1 p .. .%i| I Ff In I I* t mI ik I* •aS*i|i fl 11*• III II l 1.1, 11 . ;ii,u, ■* -8 30 « M A ID APT.—Completely fiirnlalied, 3 rooms, d»1 Magnollt Ave, phone 4Bt>. I'A IN I I M i —1 It you walll In liny, Rent nr Hell, UStT I W I I M l„ It. allot Mmida Slide Hank Halldlni "Call llall" Plume 1768 NPW 6 ROOM ionise on (ioM ■ ake. Plume M20 M or 866 M. APARTMENT 3 hedrnmna, mi fur idshed. Phone ‘201 J, |S| -3 Ili rc m S O N H'TRO p lo d All's Mil Smith AI lard to Ave . tiny RMS A I. PAYTON lie* Real I'.alale llrnVer 1 ,10a Itsftcli A • alMtilr A ni/.i.1 1 I through i'lr|il I’h .'taliimd II Ml Park Aseipie, phone I tin 1304 J. ( 'Pi OHPP hoLK tll Omul |nl» Fmsale In I n k hart's arid West liedionln tiew house loti C'donlal Munfmii Huhdlvlshm lllin n Way. dmvn and 410.00 ppr mnnth. Modern Apt. 600 Park Avenue Write Hues Hulun Mmisirig ( ''Ip lln* Mil, Miami Hearli, P ill'll ROOM apt I'nr pished, Pint Ida _ gmid location. 470 011 Call 1768 in evenings (Mill \V. ........... I I.u n its mu fn Til In |m t * HPllllP.D THP.P.8 nod soul lounge NEW f* i t umi ni l fltmi n iiirnh* llk4 lull aery slock Alan inilgli lit « I ' i i i I hlmf( i lrufHfiK A j * 0 ' telioiu, cleu illul swi el Ini 1.1•.I ' • D IIU P N T I.Y In noed of ;! «i 3 Ml , 41 » |pn f .1U'*1 )HI'VI*| p lflfll. liedioom fillnihlioil house rn a|d niiler (lilamhi l.lveal'ok < on ,*‘t i ij- Si iihh *'1' i '«11111f y ikltirx I ’lease rail Mil .1. pally, Peel Pink. Phil uln i || \l i ,|4 i4 ii I »Im* MiirvW A NTED pei iiiaiii'id three lied T I'X K P P PPKPS Complete III.. It \ I I li in . »*• in i :iV*■i «•» Sliirt^f Hunt's Tnsrdn I Oed Mim e mom homo. Itoiisoiudile nod »•;. . i. i i kII M 7. tiifi' k HutI’lomo 731 M ■v S- tv < s . f r t i \ 1c *T “ ! ( 11Itl.M hlc> le for 11 • Vrl Sir* • * 3 Itoal I.stale pur Mate 7ol W 2 p n n h i :n t WIIAKA Apnrtmenls. I l l W plrat Street. plume 4tMI W, (ill \ I MILK D Priest South Snnfoid An Plume 7111 W I It I' SAN ii i Inn nidi i ni'dhprnufmi p iliv iiv Ser.lce plus Inon I I'linni'iil pinteetlnn ara a'| f iii ul I 'Ii 11i|>is Colonial i h .mi ii . ■>. i'a I III ■'1In, Tel*- T v T t 'EH —T l LAWN' M. >\\ I'iKM sharpened. Ittey.'l « (.'p’l.M'd, llluiinan's. 810 F: I Mi SI. I'I i.lid.u.g <V Mupidles (’1,1.1 . i.cli.ig Ai Repairs W. .1 King 2800 Sunlit Pn<k A t) rhi.nr 60 T il I WORK, 0. clay 01 eret*. Wall rn flout F)l Ii an Snyder. 1817 Xi'Uidiile SI. Piltindn. , It N P lK K S -P I'd lS O N AI.H -11 M liP F Ii - Itcst tinme, (Tar, IHeti■ian, legsunnhle, mol, quite, homelike, iul7-W. Ii LOST AND FOUND — .* I.OHT III.ie coin purse, npproxlmutely f i t (ill near Htine Mac tune Simp. R .lm n to Htlnr Mecli.ee Hhup. IlfWIlld. 16— M T O M ftllU .K S We’ll liny your cur regsr.lleis Oi age ... ciuidltfon. Little A Reel Used Cars 2nd ami Hanford CAWNETH Formica I^paT tTr^'isIt 1_J____ .■,w %j ■jr-rus-j’i-l v r* Wuodwurklng. 612 Hanford Avi Phone nno-W A H53-J. CARPENTER WORK For quick repair Jobs, nr smai building, Cell Jim 1M8-M-4. K . "P M IM niN G Crntt'ocl nful repHif »vork. Free catlmnle It. L. Ilurvcy. 2Ut HatiXortl Ave. Phone 1883. 17— UOATS — If IV Trojan lunnabout, DP Chrl# Craft crolter, 21* Higgins runt.libont with 146 H. P., 2fl' Chrli Crnft Hr dsn cruiser, .18' Eg. press cruiser. Huy now *ftd (i'.‘e ul I ahe Mill inn H'Mes nnd Service., Ml. flora. Ph. 4771,' open Huncay H;00 n. m > t;90 If. in. p1 H I ylA-kVApA'c'H HHBwn �** -------------------------------- _ ’VX?-7r . ' ■: • , mi* * r n r t nsWrimb T tK itu.n rod Id the week the Vrnihtftfjt WrtWI ■ 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 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 W eather 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 men on ull field trips, and dispen­ Company II from U'cshurg. This that from the evidence presented 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 ‘".slla a tZ rr iw * * ., 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 m i , 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 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 Menaced By Walkout la st 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. 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" G 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. Y O U 'R E i f TELLIN G ME! — 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 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/ fpeeking */ /tying cancers, Junior it snare taterceted la the stationary klnd—ioadtd d o wn 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 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. M cLAUUN OPTOMETRIST 111 Magnolia S SLEEP W AKE FRESH AS A ...anti operate it for a nickel or lest an hour.* I Furthermore, you’ll be am ued at how cheap you can operate added appliances: YOU CAN AODi A & P sU S S . ■•**<- m : v ’’ •/ft,- • folks in florid * u it nor* electricity ih*n people raoal . anywhere •lae...li't modern . . . it'* aSclent, ., it'* (h o p ..«ii |iv « t extra lairure f a r . *| • i J.A '* ■ ' .^tAjih'J ’<*-j.v. i ‘j f .<>>» * v ,'T y.-V/Pk^ yEL*-v j A, . ' *3 srtlctpanta h5F’-‘ ■rsaa iO »* :■ W ' ' A - r W v. V- i-'- S* V >r- V* *.A> J* 8i-u' *a i- V ‘iv i- 1® I ■ ■ M . ■RKfc.Vfe; i i Kg �, in * t w m n p t: H&mtSEE '- iW v W ''- ■ a n ,v -v * ’■ i - r s - . ■' -u n >1 ©h* ^attforii Ifvralft B U G PERMITS NEAR $1,000,000 1 -’S i i SECTIONTWO ________ I VOLUME XXXXIII 1 ______________________AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Entnblinhcd 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. FLORIDA • f MUier DeBiry, 'who Mi New Hornes In The P h i l l i p s Properties Is Planning 14 New Homes For Winncwood Development Dr. J. C. Boyce Home SUE i 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. .............................. "rc.'tsI crt.tcd I r:!.tctlWire__________ Wirt* MONDAY. AUGUST 11. 1PS2__________________________________ A.v.r.:t;;»rtl "rests NO. 251 10T.2 At.we thdi v> new tmuie., ranging Phillip* Properties, a progres­ m pine (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,-c i 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- euin patty, ntf lr ej Avenue and bordering TwentyI which in- lo,-aleil 111 the center fifth Street, O. It. Adam*, super ' ' i t . i ipldti d- v, toping itihdlvlDr. J, C. Boyce, physician, lives at t i l Krntt Avenue In a pleas­ Jntendent of construct Inn, an -"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 *9 '* builder, Delbert Scott of Kentucky. Tin- Itoyce family, which includes I'o i mg I9SJ. coii iructioii by the Mrs. Ilnym and son Thomas, ram* to Hanford a year ago from Fre­ since building was Marled by the ■i mp m v 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 y p■*f e f r“ ' '■*H] ford at a cost of mote than • ' 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 mated at UP North Klliolt Avenue In the M ayfair tecllnn, the new home >f in ,,mt ill this area, announced annthri In uldilhm "f dm l', Imuse, In the A .o litiff nffoi 11 ampin living ipare A three bedroom house, It U of concirtc hh» I -oil ■>.i ambition., project lit South Sent eudiiiiii priced bracket, eimitrur limle countv when he Mihinltted tin Daw urn i 'on,li in lion to 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 Ivpr Inline Ibe dignify 'Old III line Less than $4,000. hard labor, hog whlrh he dlscnvrrrd nearby Tuesday, for a 40-acre develop i 1 1 <■ c|:i., tine uf llirir. eoitiilg of year- "I I i . i f i . r u 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 ampin d l - ll il lo '" I u H i, plan* for the future inrlnde Uoldeniod Hoad. lace Todd* of Lake Mary on- of .tie d and M 'llom dle Avenue by He revealed Initial plans for fleer id "O mini in -I liv in,' tlir moat unusual and romfnrlnlda the eventual conalriiction of an i l l , vm utii-i .ectelarv treasurer And ic dlirttl db Moot << ...... other home mi n small, extended construction nf 40 to 50 home, homes In Seminole County. I die " h i 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 lake fiom III* property, lie want* part of a .120-acre project nn technician at the Naval Air Hta t o n , i >he|o H l i o u . e a are b e i n g 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 S M I I I I to build tlie new house In an even thm and nn amateur Inventor, ,11 m w ml, >I'd I mil *!>■,' I lietotc II I. tile \ 111- 11-111 triiddlolial rharm nf th it # i a that le pim liii linn was an admirer of the western mote reiiiai kable Fa diion than the may be eieetrd This will evelitui nn , >r, appeal *o inmv tmuie model n i "lm I lie r house. Ill I bell 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 I ne m llv ■ 11">*i i 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 -if '< infold a* ■1,r|v pi,i pu i M iming ,| t|,c i,l. Ido- k ii o ii - hci (toil 1-1 pu V frI>1,1 I hire in ' o tery nix- in Wiutrr i’nrk. ila Mary and determined to make Id* -i isi iu F-ui M-'llou Highland I'o io m e tlll Inrnitnre t h a t ', 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- J1it I i id| i1ht* IYmoi IruH Addition Tld* I* for the future, however, ■ .criliim.iling b o n o i n i k i i <nd |iojoe, , So ' erv in ini i ul nr I u I wife, two daughter* and vut, he and right now Ml. Tndd I* hard bv the firm be* been nt PhillipII n n N ivs t i m i l l e , 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 lu h f.duu < So iiiiihv fnnrliiinal maker, vet wild li IS tnndlflrd In il-1 ui d m 1,0 I lid l i v i n g I" Itle new |lr| A ir -Ilialily wood li,*,u . ,1 i « -p-u i -,, 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 And lt‘* perlecllv dl rigid to lo captllle (lie eft,-, I ol , I■11' I■M*I m io i-, I in nr d low . All ire nf in,ill the modern not too iinnsual on the surface as Mrs Todd, Melinda, Melanie, and 21 IniiiHii* ranging In price ft run Ik - g r e a t " i on* furnishings and u i essurles of ,, 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 u m i i ii tn design limn , low co I Ion lllg 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 -l« aspic,ll die isle* ill m ml.tied W all* 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, m l- -lie ceil lints tii fill' tlnie in which various period plei •** 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* nor 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 B u t i n l e r i n i d e c o r a t i n g c a n p o s e liutrh less sllllrd, nr formal, than the rompnny'* Santo I’nrk de­ In .ole are ,iicb to.dorrs 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 . makers have found Ibis type mum Nearer Mel-1 will not in sin i'liuili to trends in much easier tn live in, work In. 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. ui.under two liedrn-inia The purI ishinns And there are certain tonvllle 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" The modern bonn-maked wantdevelopment known ** Sanford passing hots similar In the cloth ii " I,. ,r . i"i lo d, > i(iH i utild v among a myriad of such mills, Ing fids dial atleru dels ruphirr, b-'t bftuii* tn ref lei i I In' glace of , i.V s h ' ft'»ti -tti ♦ iv tin* I'ark. Mr. Todd laturneil to the day* of ...... db hot mid <old w d rr (train lose, reniptnie the fancy -if leen ve-li'idnv siut at the .anie Hum !♦ * » /lfi•1 "I In t ' I H I )l Ml I Familiarity with color can offer In the beautifully Wimde-I -ill the pioneer and III* hniiu'-mtitl" real short n it* In modernliliig an teflei't (lie lallort'l 1-ink nf Imlav I m , mujI i ! i l<int) hv Mi* It 'ii i'" • M »t l o <■ lung nrrr tract knnwn a* the Wlnne | Hgers cahln. lo l 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*' M um em iking . - 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 t opo-.it ,u III ill the - loth wav­ linve been recently Imilt by I'lill house, he did ,d iM- Ind- a ' Mfir | ft* S'uHttuni \ •• *"-n f H-.m. ,, hutI*. ,, the next thing In Decorator* ill vide color* Inin lips Properlie*. More Ibiio to inu l a n i l e - of bohliv .oxer'. Yon 'd,-' can mix Ibe tweedy, tailored Thi' '1 ic ,-, -,t Itn* new ilMii ,i“ lie rental 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 II lll li f . . dhl. •i-1 H, ,1 ", , house* were built there !n*l yeni block* Hr nut In hi* own ........... ] ,VNrm r „fnrN <1 even I li m a ll i u 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 thear, vhadfia, such u* red and vellmv Mure stieet* have beep eil-u.l- l it , mu-". In flinu lu re and nou*s French Provincial type laities >|l | A $ 1 '4 At 11* II Hi I It! II H M * I * Iu M r. NH 1.1 t Hull" '*1 r* t |*"i Ml 111 l •J tl * it . n i|>-iv-' 'd • "M tl'l 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 ,(>■ 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*1 ll VAfit »-| 1*1I” It 11 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 i lien 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 > i l d p i •uf md i a.i pi d . n - i p i i r e block construction, on- »tnry, and felderul In Imliie deculalllig beach nn (.like M aly agnlnsl all varmth tn a room. I be mg lables and acres,orles nl Ugh* t'la * i - I k . \ > I r i • $•t ( I* t ,i . " »i*» I- li| • itllklMgf *»| •>• in 1 *‘Ypf IlfllV f 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 . >#1. • \ 1 irn k tiiitirl LiusM-1 |< inr-hfL; h d i I'l * ,Mf r U t «i i 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, b a c k 11■ ft \<T>IS | f I II XV *i i'i * " M j h * s\ -lt tl litn* ..................... . Th re e w n . in Ihe pa .1 ill ynsrs milker success fully employs to similar systems do In faliforiibi, Paint Council, whlrh ha* deviled wnnl, Many Phillip- home, a l­ fu i I't'- ifif <$ v**nr** i Mi *t is hive hr liter I .tnarler, us ll » not i.etber In any room, the smarted *nutii M h*", w h l l' ........... . »4> < ti . 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 r od* 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 tilv - 'ind I <p>it.( describe I’ l a a l n lie. I hard fa ll In our home. 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 t h r e a t in-l practical ir-.t* In the w i .<• l i a i . it, OtM lh *•" 1 4 ' ' M P H f 1 * > w i ■1 1 1* m y Mr*. Adelaide Moses it in lake the enke Tlie fancy trim house delightfully cool without which all huea derive. ' ♦ - i ) i $ $t ) I " • r tlv n , -d"ii , T S r v i * ,i t Ih I ' P I I I . ! m id call it selection of floor, ami floor rnv mings can g" dm way of thr wind charge nf the sales department benefit of air conditioning.. «ri , M n $ : , iiinl h* i t > tin-at -m i '.f II .1 p'u I’lf n V r 'f w i n . tl 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 warmest color. Too strong to use ♦ i f f i m ,» -1**v r l n p n 11*"t l • i n . 1 9 y e a r s . picked up tlie rue from tlir lumie natural concrete block of which alone, It, will vitalise any deco­ U'l • w , n e a r t h e h li -1 1 f u l l » i t l r l makei Iturne fa-Jiliui trends Inday element* In the hnmr (rum the mid f l l r ) the house la constructed painted TRACK LP.8H S M IU N ti mmith, d < i p )*• Nt ) > n n n t v ' % jj; l - i i * > # Vt»« \ rative scheme. Red gives vigor i i i t n ■UC , "ith tv ft arn based mure on Ibe need* of standpoint ol decorative and func In brilliant blue-green*, red* and *od character to draperies and up­ Rlldlnc door* wdhmit floot the homemaker Ilian nn uiinere* hunsl needs t a r 1 >1 I V l H ’ l ' t t l ♦-> --------- * li'-IHq [" yellow*. Ilia celling la a 211 inch holstery fabrlci. It Is very ef­ tracks and hangar hardware me Wall to wait woolen carpeting, 1 1* (1 1 t *J A 1 A l i f t ( 1 III. hi- • 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 -is 1 i Afltdll im f if t't 'l* a tts 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 ip 'l * M * f i .......... it w i t h Ihe trend was i home where every a decorating standpoint. Is priced Mi » 9 I • 11 1 | | rg I r t - l l « M - . » - l „ . 1 1, YELLOW —’ A rneerful color. It « scissor suspension concealed lined with cypress bookshelves, the the whII. I t-n g fi-inn 1 xiitfllit' \ V»$ d « i b e sti'd ao ' " . I piece of fur mint e In one room, If tar beyond the reach nf tlie me- M. | I Ii « l t l i t ■ * 1I f «| IT f kitchen with cypres* cabinet*. I* the best reflector of light, and A balanced spring action slim ent thrioigb die whole limn*, was ilium budget homemaker ft . I d n g •» d u >. r . ai v t . Mi i p u le * u n d e i Instead of varnish. Mr. Todd cov­ Is a popular wall color Yellow inates the possibility of acciimn nf the same period 1 >' 1 1 V ill ll' '7 IM 'l if However, thr wall tn wall e f f e c t - I U f ' 1 >r 1 M i n i 1 1,1't Iw llg e l. 1 Kl " v ll. 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 Iteslllenl floors viicli is asphalt. periods, you ran t«allre Hie Ire (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, rske fin ding type irnanre that carpeting ran never also romblnea well with Its own built fireplace goes for around match HTOPI'INO 8K W KII (H H HIM | Vlelorlatt piece* hues that lean Inward the red — $8S0. On the mantle stand two Many, many design posslhllille, So, yon dill like Vlelnritm fund Hewer odora In a basement »r i the reddishvloleta. ruse wood “good fairies'* which utility room can he caused bv j lure Flue But if ynti look Inin and an extreme Assortment uf tie VIOLET — Used In limited Mr, Todd picked up In I’aunnin water 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 decotraps under the floor drain. M»- skim through nny decnr nlnr iiingn envernings easily adaptable In any rallva ahemea. Variations like mul­ career. • berry lend dignity. Plumbing and Heating Industrie* /lues, you'll disrnver lliiil Victor­ decorative motif, nny period nf A i a technician Mr. Todd could ORANGE — Limited ........ ... ........ In use, . „ It 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 WATER HEATING • COOKING than to mow the weeds which In abundance nn hU • HOME HEATING REFRIGERATION 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. c>! Wallace Todd Home On Lake Mary Built In Western Adobe Styh Plastics Produce Pine Subs!itutes Por Miinvtiadtfcts "........ m'| Choice Of Colors IYI011(^1117111)? 1101186 C A. WHIDDON, SR. HOMES HOMESITES ACREAGE GROVES RANCHES RANCH LANDS All Types of Real Batata CITY GAS IS YOUR BEST B U Y FOR K i’l f S ■ ■ 'ixiailM i in t , ." 1iv■» , £3^3 Come in for all the-detaili. No ohligaiinn, nf nturte. Com* hr ■ 210 E u t Flint Street wfi V rv w;,'.- ( “ “ BX, “Ws-l'-i M a k e y o u r ki t chen match your hom e Beyond tha M«ln It'n "BAV-A'OAH’1 metared aervlce— F l o r id a ** AU '1 Problems Of Home Decoration Not Overcome By Wide Market REALTOR vn;> r-r % 4 £H,nnn CI.ish A rc Isinlt 'Pins Yenr By O /in -Weller Inc. llmnc Of Dr. Hurry S. Woodruff 4 OfflPAnY Phone 1240 CRANE Lee Brothers Plumhing and Heating f ai nt raetora lor id*a> ll 17-310 Elm Avonua 'i , Phono 100 - - *j V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1952 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 11, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a35004bb277bca3ee285a3e9887046f4.pdf 874f03ba6bcfc507689b5765dcd1d285 PDF Text Text A* sv S T O R |> '/ /// 7 7 n 1 Quantity Right* Resorvod We*» Good Thru Saturday, Aug. 8 Low Prices Everyday Specials Too! Raliln Wheat Low Prices Everyday Specials Too! II S. CHOI WE Grade “ Eat-Rite’ Sirloin POUND TJuSu, a*ut K /htitom u l U. S. "Ctiotco" Tabl-Rendy Cut | U. 55. “ Cholctn” Eat Rita Plata Chk. R o ast“ • 69c |S tew Orad* A, Quleh*Froten »Lb II. S . " C H O I C E " y ENRICHED* DEGERMINATED ^ A unt J e m i m a white I Frostily Ground Eat-Rlte . 39c | Hamburger u 59c G rn d e S q u a re C ut TASTE O'SEA BRAND Pound Whttln-r FILLET ib tied Perch FILLET Lb Grade A. Drefied A Drawn Quirk-Krorm IJnklnjr •V / |l|lt " \ 'N Dreiser! t o o k ' r o e re m D O N A LD D U C K ” m R e c ip e s on back or packao c, S u p o rfrcsh T R O P IC A L ” B ra n d TWO BIO CARLOADS IUST ARRIVEDI THEY'RE RIPE AND READY TO EATI RmI Hot Prloo! L t. M e a t Troth OtM o Top C hunks! No. Fresh Cuban Avocado Vt C a n - P & fl Laundry Soap 2 G t S lio 13 Yonr Choice! ORANGE JUICE GR’FRUIT JUICE Mix 'Em Up! STR. BABY roOD Aee-Hl Proton GATOR ROACH HIVES marshmallows MARIGOLD , FROZEN FOOD VALUES Am Pit* . . . . IO oo. E, 21c AmUttttmtA Colored! Q uarters! AGEN FORDHOOK U M A S.___ 4 p k ft 99c SU W A N N EE RIVER ACRE' PEA S p k f 39c PA N -R ED I S H R IM P ............................. p k f 99c Per* SiaeT: 8us«brtod Oiecotdl, VontUO, Strawberry IC EC R EA M R et Site D A R U N G Enriched 2 pta 89c* ■ Orton wood H . i SANDWICH LOAF I tu t ltTi__| 1 * I \ M ms* — l l IIH i i n 1 s m W yw 1 m m m m V ■■Ml '/jfa L 75c <m. FkfeM i | l» O L H ll- t f lf c »• A ..-•.'t. ■ i •' V •/•,<..* . i*a. • • v .: -.**”*" **!m �»fc I — Eff-aT* || I F Y O U D O N 'T THE WEATHER m * lra jour Sanford Herald. City Delivery, by 7:00 P. M., please call I ilr llironcli r \ r rpt v e il uM i It ,i altered t h ' m t u nr Ruin i l r f r l m u m I llll> • l u n a r In l»*m • perm ute Y ELLO W CAD 1111 3 T h e ^ • ,V g I.U M B X X X X t I I n f n r f t S t r a i t * AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ___________ INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER E s U M W im I 1DDS Mrs. Clark Takes Stand For Defense a SANFORD, Meads Legion's (iirls’ Nation FLORIDA 'FRIDAY . AI T.I S t S , t ~ Hostile Lines Senate Shalt cup Is Forecast By McKellar Defeat Tht defense rested II* ca»e In th» cmbeiilrmrnt (rial of Mr*. L'lllan C. Clark al 2:20 o'clock (nla afternoon ana (he prose»tIon prepared to rati bark Several witnesses In the aland, follow Ini* a IS minute rereaa. Argument^ to the Jury were espeeled to begin lalrr In the afternoon. ■ V < .ii I 'M K’ c . h i i f f l m r . I HI I ’n s i l i n i ' . Km In N r ::l I ( IN WASHINGtON, D C . CynlMx Kendall M rfli. of Carden Cltv, N Y , |, shown after rhe was elected preildent <■( the f5irl«' Nation, » school of r |t |i e n » h l p aponsoreil by Hie A m e r ir a n l e s i o n A uxilia ry h h e I* 1 - i r * c o n g r a t u la t e d by h e r o p pone nt. EtT'e I, P n u g h e t ly . Norfolk. \ > Railroad Strike Cancelled After Deadline Is Set Vets Of Foreign Fisenhower GHQ Wars Condemn Reflects Major Teat liing System Stir Of Activity i),rm b a ck Any Inih b e tw e e n the-.* ImxRle n e ig h b o r s cntlld h a v e Serious pn leulm lltlev T hey forrn one p a r i of a n utiea'.v Hue -.trelcliliic fro m (he M etlitrtraiie.au In the N orth Sea Helmut litem are Hi* m a s s e d (nrcex nf the W n.t and F a s t But most AineiH iM officials In IV , ', I V ■;<>1tt I If HI A ' I I ’m o p e h " | l r v r 111 it ,| b o r d e r Inef deni would inn rtm e m i into i n s l n r v if ,ii m e. K m •11.l :. i*: ronfllel only w hen the K r e m lin <1* 111 it im A m i n i< . m i -m e « | e . on ;i b i g g e r g a m b l e t h a n II ha* t a k e n so f a r ■v\M t i • r lb* ’.ltd N e v e r t h e le s s , Hie Inehlenl high is Tv n.ihmMi • ID' t Ml IHH*' fit Ml I ID VV 1 C liif v it ’ n R r n n r t A f v J r r n f ,l,c r M»io^ivp v I'H d l'/ i I \ c p n n vOidm- Mir first *i|inh n f' n m. d I’tif 1‘U’M W H II'I Ip i i r » i ilmI mmi • Mtifk**in unit: Ig C IIS t J R I l l R t n n c C ; W«rli| Wnr \ wrrv fln*il altnoRt <o y\ Mir i i »l Mu < fill * <! N fttlnrr "Mm ye ar* ago ,(u j it Mill t l ifll| .»t oi ( lilt Add I* It S Attorney ‘ Irce;**. '"•' •<( Hie newest mom f ttlMM l| CMM/ iImn . hilly [ilM^I tin 111 piih Otto Berner Jr said toilay hh (Iruanlrnlliui N"iN '.H. ',V ,r,,n,V, 111" el ll*vtll k 'il. is Purchase In U. S. Postofficc Is Being Probed slob Wnllcoul Of New York Fo.sMtl Inspector!; In Central Had If e c u Called For Monday . i r i i l r i M M l ’, M f t'l Il v T Hr litffl r \ it . * r t vnnug I ennevice 1,1 'o i a , Bin ■ ,o *ties i' 11 *1 • it i i i ,i| Ikeimelh in t v ii ui i ile a n of .lot i , i ui *rI v c o m I. 11 'll, I Inn I •>'' i i in u *|>prt*pi i t*jmm- i k Hi Mi.m Mu i m u m i H r r ImM i*■ * • »».<* 1 Ml Mm* urn Ih hill if »n *l**ll.|i • I IS, >1- ■■ )• ■ IMPIlf .■\ (’»■II- M • . . r».s‘ lift it t ,rn It 'I If Mir HipiMlIli IM If « 1 ,♦ Il It i**n M*' i'M|Mi • ! r III* t ■ *f Nr A II ♦IMP -hli II tfp It O 11,i I h'III 111 Mm* m, mil'! t M » r ' • s *F|M <1 F m ’v . m! i »n„ I. ,int ..in, I In d Hip iiii ■/* M. R ell i> iM f If | s t i . 1 h*m»*fit 1 1 c o n v 1 d o p! fh r I * timp ' , .pi* 1 | , ( ml L-II lit MSI PIIt1|*' * .< ■ iuillllt 111;IT V » III p H 1 (Mill 1 i|i), i • I ll'tl , n ».'■ i- ' 1.- ■.knnil.it v in t"F Mir ’ •11f1fc. • • ' » Mi*, t f h j t •1 I iv f i T|. h> I t ................ i nf Ih r Si’ltJiM’ m • i ' • < f....... .. ,r> *. Ml.| ‘ u i I if if * AFt"I "Ff 1Mimm , • ttfnin ift. . I in In |a II. Tt!*■f I'111^ in f *■*i nr afIv Spiiitfr |»rr *u!p |F I" t hi | mit< »»i•I flu* Jt *»l • 1 ill iff pi hi i i% til*Ii*t; 1>»*im*» t t* ■* v »»i*'ii * »» I il III I l|,lt f ♦ ♦ htnill i til iifp | If *n p rnffifti if ♦• i ii«f I • »**e*•114. t I I I II ill .1 it f in*; f p i ln l u p .mils ' Il it * • 11 <!‘| t tut Hi h r til Mi If l lr u i n i i .it t«'f »(»» • Mtift I nf l III ihh -• t.| I'M.* i Ah h r ll.li Mu* S r ihi I r id Mm' fill #■!• i i «11pi 'If Ilf M t«** l i tml if Dill nf S r n • ill M i. *•••» 'I • '*»' ♦ L■ •.Mu .1 f V tl ft i ‘Ml I I1M' P*" u ||| Lr I . mii *it * • *viM I" •*».. tie ml »;•)•»»i*ki• m | n i l »n n n i l a l c f i i . i m *I t'h,111 Ml 111 F i t'l ■ »H’ . I t mi mitt**" 'I mi m«: Mm II*: »■ Str.ltciTy f Di I:.',urs «11 HOMi f * mi t <* I ♦»ti v*»r hr^rltiMiMfrit u n p iiiu ti Hi T I’ lilt V AN Mi \v\Miirti. p»\ 111 %!M1 Krfinrlh Il IN Bit rum MA JU a s r t t n i sin ,* li- was u o oilna ted, G*n IVs Igln Ii I n*nhovvet s'h lie- e« the ’• 11 I a n n u a l eu a m p m e n l of the Veter i m ,.f I a e |g n \ V a r s In t A u te le s Th* O O P i’r»«l l . n t l s l e a n d l d a t e n u t I P * , * 10 point p o g i s m foi I s . l l . g peace, h o o - , , g o v t r o n ie o t , eqUHltt. t* » • I. SOd loVSHv lo (> d*tnl S*| ,-lre. f Difprnofftinnl SiMmifi dimm i f 'in c h . \ -tt v t ; i i ■m1 , h r; T o I it in i i i i i i .i I .rj:is l.t ■ * Mm i )p | tn n e n f M r ,.i ( f ) 111 ;; I I I S' m u Ii f ii I i. have been nurtilliroit along Ihe heir der (nr years Both sides ate ready lo light The skirmish was oyer tiny C»mmn Island In Hie rvros lllvrr | which forms the border T h e 1 llrreks, who claim the Island, snltl Bulgarians hail Invaded II, and opened a mortar attack In drive "V i McKellar, Dean Of Senate, Is Defeated In Tennessee Race Ike Fresents Finns For Fence d efen d an t AdmitsSuidde Attempts. Rut Denies Responsibil­ ity For S h o r t a g e Crying quietly, Mra. Mlllnn C. Clark related to a trnae, parked. ' and allent courtroom thin morn j Ing that, while distressed hrrntls* ' of her hushand'x resentment ovri her daughters marriage plans, she fc>r*nd rat poison on a slim of Bread and ate It. The long-awaited dramatic mo­ ment of the emhctrlrment trial he­ ron whan Ernest Honahnlder, Mrs Clark’s attorney, naked her. "Now Mrs. Clark, tell the Jury whal hap­ pened when you went home on May 8 and what happened in you and what you did the next day ." Mra, Clark aolil that ahe look some title transfers home to work on that night and Hint m she (fans about to leave Mm offlec slit Saw a bundle of registration rard* whlrh she noticed were connected with the missing Report No. IL”' Thinking she would tabulate them, ahe sold she took them home, ton Thai night ahe said alie went to a Pilot CJuh dinner and that when she came home «he was loo tired !o do the work and went tn bed fill* said she had attffrred a heart nrhe for several days. Before .he rvent to sleep she said she had no "argument with her husband about, his suspicions that her dsughter Intended to run away to he ntar-, rled before she graduated from school that June, She said that he "repeated his suspicions over and over, and It disturbed me terribly.” In the morning she said aha i prepared her husband’s breakfast and that he went to work, after which, while ahe was spreading Jhe beds, she discovered some piemures of her .daughter torn tip In n trash box. Hhe said she went to the offlre but couldn’t get her­ self composed enough to do anv work and eventually went Ik . - M l A s M H 'i l l t r t l P r c ^ o 1 o i t “ C»l v\ i r e 1; c|*ijTill ( »H |*l f ilfli ’ltl ’ll r mtlltl ifr I > <iijtif f i I 1 ,|«nbmvp| i r Him kpfl ft* *i<■f i* 111*11V knil.iV Thr Ufnn il Ills riifMMhi* im Mr •<•11 UlrlMHfl M Nlxnii mil ImImi I m.Ifi klMlIr* s, Mir |lm111 * Mlfrm i ttiiiifil r i lU il s rxjK'it, iii#’• kfi mi 11* f r . t h ’ MIm: *• ’i M Mirv *’fiHr<l * -iiiip ilijn nIr»I»•i:v nn fniriKn k <1i "kil iritirii i rit ( tipfiMM nf Afnri irrtri iMiiri rkut»lr#»n\4 Miiml* miM nf k|if srlmnt Ui|l m| Ihr ffjliilfin hi 1 v • onir a iy krin." khi* <l*'l**^: m#*\ Tti'iridny lerisltni on Just how hard Flsett pi p i r.| ^ r# v<iiMfi'Mi .ivtnr. mi putt Mm W.irn I hnw will ilrlhf* o*M lh« I ir** “Veteran of‘ “Foreign w. Mi tirl! n l I m” ' F l*tM h inpm r m ] ■ d Imi '•I fltr I'.f ii ill' * !l» " *l*i tlr j.' | lit iff 11 ' Ml II hij; 111**rM) %|f 11 * r kill pi ■' • | i , | i | t | r M l il [•*•' ' » HUM ' * til linr f't) till i I tl|i tl« 11*•| 11V Iilllh't *m l ' I 1 f *• 1ii <i Hi • M• • I kkif » Ilf*’ i 1M1 1f f f ' ■"1 J........ID * U * *’ • 1r 111 Mf i Imn|k lit l*M» -*• * » t » • 11 »r I ' L l ’11 Mt 1 - >1 .t i M 1IMMis' im fii i ................. 1* Mil’Ll 1•Mm *'.| 1 L (- • II. k.1 H' ; f it 11H■ *"ft'li I*1 •' r * t * h • Il l Ml r || |In .'if, i if 1,- ! Ir’ fihyi 1 MM f »( r Hpptiltll " •' I'....... F| i ilmh Mm* * • ' r n t l i r r ■-' Mi *t , m r m l , •I . h . h '. I*|f.11 'll -IVI'I <. * *1.»’II m.1 M m I I1! 1 'HIM ■d"‘ »M M .. t I*#I••- . (Mr ip i til | Hr I ( > III! >M l <4n 1'• pMhlf iii C LEV ELA N D — ' hlefa f«r 'M 'i •ill lr. three big railroad iinliinx Imlav . • It. MF 11" ! * ii"* ,(’ mi, i \V i 11#*V I 1,1*rm i'*". M, ,l |N’" 1-1 ”nr cancellei, a strike net for Mon­ oilier I, iiudying a report Dial "at tlran,,l,n 1 *•1I| r ID F '•‘Ltiii , 11'IMMIf 1 f Mil ,f i vr i | Ml Ml*' mn Mr Mil ' l 1 day on New York Railroad east lensl .ig" supervisors In the (’III Russia's veteran opponents In Ihe • Mr 1 1 !* iii*'111 K IV lltil 11 Ilf i if nMiri top I MlklMg t»n c.igo I’oslolflie system paid large global hot ynlil war of Boffsln. 1**1r im.M"i hi lit The grreks fought ami wort ■ I tif ,*• Hit pul*- mil II ivHni Fi ti Il rl Im t iti'Mif Ml * ’ IMIIl* III 111 I'lf The chiefs of the englnerra, sums for Ihrlr promotions bloody esinpalgn against I ’ommu||fj || |h |..i|| nf (irorm.i II m s The report war suhmlltcd to nisi guerillas, railing In Win. In nne Mr lit mI fiti* f • •» |Ml|‘*f I-fFfl.'i firemen and rondurlofa arreptnytd ->l Vitgnua I'aiti'-k Mrd n Railway .Mediation Board Hernrr’s offlre by imital insoeelnrs of the first hatilne against ComIHI tin J r-Mllf i si*p p(tilth' it |)ictl|1<* Cat ran of Tlavsdn, or .Imeph inif'( l>11 i r *nMih’M plea to pool pone a strike heynnd nnd was is haird on an Invexllgullon rnunlat expanslrm c halLrve, Hid ^ le a 'I n tdahesL foreign policy, of Ug rruuinn ad O'Milmnev id Wynniuig hegn the Monday deadline net I nr 1 wtiMi beg |«fititif *1 I* »ihif If six mpntlts . ngo. , T | f UnUftl Stains since ItUTtiaskkxttK| Isap, Ausptie tli VhlbltwA tlrey mlnbiti (|Mn -X •jvWTF'Til' helped > It Hie HrpirtrtieSn 'dlu lut't." 1,'nplbs of It Ih* JTpcrtt|t-alssd are In p. m. EST. . . . .. • i tli i *n <It* ..........I- f 1 11 Ml »ftri siippTletl arms and Iralnlug to build 1 unqiieslloiMl.le lov dts to (hell n w o ' v ' " '" 'H ''" " I 'e l e n s r who nov i Hol ,( H ' . c >b b i r tc nils n; of tTiee poslinn postmaster geo In iirif|IM •I'd • • 'll s’fl MfM Iff I The cltiefa also told tlirir Hie hands i mhM f *I * flM- Iihpdm m*t m * the alfnrney general. a modern (ireek army Mitinfiv, i »i« m|» MMilrt 9 hi 11m; *»f iniiMMitnlr{ I. i, McM f en ind tl Ml* reprrsentatlvra negotlallng In rral nnd Tills hirer totals around in dl • hi .ini' in Irk ffit iii i’" 4i Me HIM fi J h fill*' \ ill 1 1 * lie Vi'M iiw i.lr .l i < imim Ii 1,11(11 in M ( IM*; Mi l .I'll New York with the railroad to K e r n e r said visioni, neatly 1541.000 men with Mr-thh|t It’Ll , i i »• s | j f ( f I mi flu' mhi Mm 11*- Mini f Mi' <■#)((( |i*« »*, | **«t I!. Link \ f iff -.f 'OH . Mi t i l . ! Mi l d Kertier rfocllned to tllseuss rmi supper ling sir uml naval unit delay strike plana In d r lrr r n re U | n N » \ ..I Nidt I I i" i* I'M * ( |M *> I'M "( Ilf |r I* Hipnr It )1 V In ill • Imi mmi Im r ("MMih ' tents of the detailed report Jerome The Greeks generally are well !*"J|f|f'i In government mediation. home, \\v% i'ld* i u )|» *v of U I • .tt m l * ■ h 11 111 < f-irrii (I "jiidiHj; * if M tc tii I I *M thief po-lal iih|i mspeer rfiliipprri, hut thrv »rr short ui ftii' |*f r .if• f in Mm u im IM ( ‘omrnrnllnK on Ihr mediation (' Williamson, iim i. ii.Hm. iniFMXDMi Hhe said her older daughter ,1 *htr* ‘.V f (»Mi 111.i m lit I**»| »v 11!* MM (I M lil l (I 'jt ill* I 111 M ll C I * li e ' ' • I t fid* **'M1 1" <!»•* board'* request lo postpone tlie took her home and left her rest l.'.T....1!!. . . heavy guns ami aircraft I’lM.-i > < lid V II r I'l * • M k # Ilf Hu i It’ M M l III t |nl I iMl) Ml (IlMf'l Ml 11 a 1 Ills CM M f li * Ing, Ihal after a while she realized srlke. tile hrolherliooil rhlvta la- invesligallon, said he could not army nulls Are stnhotied along "i 4||l Ilium pi M v mc gf ( inn ifl'i\' t III! ‘ I II!' \ l ! • I III , 'if I I I 'I'l a. if f || • Ul , Ma 1 1 - mi M ttjiflHlieil 4Ht I' n i p Tttiii euminenl on Hie matter since "it near Hie Hiilgarlan hinder mini this «I,item r u t : h f i • mIim i ci It i imi "id |idilM I v • rmr! \\ ,i i f -I mi I Imi ii 1111.1!'- i(*r *In* "Mediation eRorla under ihe I' a ciiiilblentliil Investigation " Thrace, from there any land Inm In' fci'lia IiMMI1 Fl i" ititl'llt Tl M ' ' til* i Ml " M4;,g.| it mh •• i I i pf IMtif ** .11MV1"!tI,Ii1! Mi ik Hallway labor trl were ex­ Kerner said, however, Ihal ".il snldl would rotor T ml '11,tn M<" i ,Mni Li fiiil 11n ips In "1 ) •• 1' 1 ••••' 1 ■| * hausted once ill tills ruse two icnM :w" supervisors were involved If f* M ill I (if A I li f l III ill * f ' Ill'll S The Bulgarian Army lx estimated * M li m i i (i i m i i M i m i c . . m n * l m* * | j ’ * . *(l ' li 1 Fill! 1 ♦ . •tn years ago wlthoul satisfaction in the invc,ligation lie said this to total between II and 1.". ilivi MirfMl-lldlll Mil* \amiM %firI Mlill Ml M f i l m I F F 1* ' M I m i kic l i a s I m l i i i i l c M l i e 1? M M l l O C I l S l 1* It k . .1 I ( •(,. .1.* »»i lo Ihe workers. number may he Increased as the slims of nppnisliiialcb' IO.ivhi c «i l> !i|Fi Mil' 1 \ I SKI » (If njtf I til I T 11n r*1 1»| f |pr t If*-,. I „■ 1 ■ ‘Ilnwever, In ihe pultllc In tpin iif Mi. f nikMl N.Mmmi • »'Imji" I t •• (Mir*(irtf Hi* l*i I M.< invrsil gal Ion continues. They are armed with modern %mii i.■i !• tn 1hr 1 .rMI 111 \ trrest, nr are nsking reliiclnnlly lfiiivcis.il iiiilii.ti v ft .ilium; 'Aii From other sources, who asked vtct equipment, and at least L* ti F (« kkf.fi h *' 1 1 .♦if"! I" U A ( i ■II# .1 fm im « 11‘ .<»i111imi *,vkiifh i |M* that our member** liear Ihe anonymity, Il was learned Hint Ihe divisions are helirvcil lo be nr (fir I* Is 1 IM Hi* ,».tk( 11» ’ . #.}« i c r l .i f o l *N" Mill Mill r*ii u ii *• Lnv M u Imiml of another round of Ihr postal Inspectors reported the su inured ki 11Ir ) James K. Folgham, alias J. E. same protean.” l , II Ml " • ill •I I l f I I |h '"!'I The llulgars also face Imrrt.'i *r fin J t ill it M«c h f i iH ’ f.ikilc M'Mil f|» pervlsors paid $.vg> each for Hieir i kin* I IatI« M Fmlth, of Ovlado I* being held in I I' d n lid ii v ui i /lit III ImV il up. I | i l t ' l l l c I iz M K M 'fl 1>V h* * ti i* L forces of the moilernlred and tnogii promotions '. j . t the county Jail under a ehnrgc of • *.1 I '* ti"(! I ■ 1 Imi . f... Mi 1 1. , , . ( . .. • NEW YORK V - A strike of Investlgallon of Hie hlg I'hieago Turkish Artnv In Thrace where th, mi) . lari'e 11,siuel I reserve >ill . . <■ l 1* 11 p 11M " I ' "uttarlng end paining n forged engineers, firemen, cnclneiiirn mul MIm> . l..| le M, I'l f i (I|f1 (Lil t nf Mlllt llM|M|» H i.M i houndarles of Greece, Bulgaria and luislofflce was begun hsl February r r o m o l e r s ■i Mum Iil #'Mrl* f t instrument” following hla arresi rimduttlirs will *tnrt against Ihe alter a grand Jury Indlrtnl Fred O 11 I *•-It' 4?.*I #• (in i|rfll‘*fifl*a,t -M* Ilf K m l e o Turkey Join yesterday In the Florida Slnlr New York Central Railroad east F mi* »pi i * '«k1 i Bulgaria la one main Invasion ' ' f i i . ml i|icfrhniil tiMirific, i c . i t P. Wall, accreriarv In Rep 1 » Mri* kii'll* mr rdj ink a nf 111 (•i MM|^ , i ' (m i * *' I Bank by Chief noy O. Williams of Buffalo Monday at I IV crick I" /" h"',"vaki« MI i i m I oi F el l ;, M William L Dawson, Chicago detn route from Central Europe for mu 1 'Il!f*M■ I |i,|VC Lcf'll V* I V Hl'MCIHMr, in khe ' *11 !i .»nd Pollre Lieutenant Max Russ, M (KST), official:! of three unions oeral Wall was charged with ink 11-n il...... I on ••*■* r« ..i " d release of William lu lllu fin'll I'Mintlmi* nf Jiri/IM f m i Chief Williams said tndav. 'I "I a* * / (III \ I (• I m i l t (l\ (’ l l TI im I?*'*' • it *i nnnoimrcd lotlay Ing money In exchange for promt Mm i i i ii ii m ! knnmt f’linnvlici **f il F*mHM• iM' «M M tie . Mr. Fillgham, aged 30, has been The Nallonnl Medlallon Board sea to use Influence lo pot t"inpn f " ■ (ini mi * ’ it * ' ' i FI him; li,f»df*fi ♦ n lie »m ii * v fingerprinted and th* prints sen t,.... i f ffl *' 11 * ' *" I ■ • " * 11 only Thursday night had a .kerl the rary postofflce workers on Civil I •# 4* l t . 1-1 iM ! d Tr* f I mir mi fiffir Ovlfdfi i i f Mi*' H ' i h p L to the Federal Bureau of Investi- j union to tKi.loone any slrlkc nellon Servlee rolls. n* v» W».,I hca 'I m y • fk i» * nnrifi nf I in gallon. He waa arrested while In j nnd had railed for n union min. Jxr g* f|rtH l'*»l *" Ml ' 1 M. Wall and three others Indlcled l*m. ,fmv*to** Hndfii chjiiMnan f'url f i i i m i * )(i i 1if , Mi !• ii-i • the prorata of cashing a 180,0001agemonl eouferetire with hoard with him are awaiting trial IM-i.i Trill »ndav **'l klii* i' InHi *' check dr.wn on the account of repreientnllves today 'l' Meanwhile In Wcshlngfon a new F ’ 1 , IH s |} , H i M f l l M 1(* I M lf» , C. T. Nlhlaek, Oviedo citrus pack­ H'Hiifor) ( 1 (fl Mil*' Union official !, in annmi,iHng H»e round nf ton-level resignation* In • in * t ».( I R M , “in, AiifklmM, link rind Lick I*" ("MMIMfMM111' 's k * • er, after ho had talsphnned (ha strike, declined to comment mi the the Justice Deipartment was report WGNDKLL, N It ijn-The » ' ' ir i am Ad hdv iff# |Mil HnMff rxf llfto r*f f#«i *■ r| a* iM*** hank ih* previous day and said ha mediation board's efforts cd In prospect tiroaoed today, and the axe war viiI i i i i i aom nf Cart Lali • • ii i . n .i . Mm# fi# t l il M tfiimig* M»m»I oi u i ’m-m hv IlfilfM I iihingr Inc , \ F » I - H | k' )| I ' l ' I * •• I 1a1 was Mr. Nlhlaek and waa coming The dliptite revolves about Is exnoicletf lo (all foo on some U S 1 I I f'• I -I I I I an In for a pay roll. • claims for back pay and oilier district attorneys outside Washing 49 yfar old Finnish born mill wnM c iln rall# iltoit f*f all all^»»A am i »tt W»•.1ci n Auln, IIMI Im|i(#»m*«rM. •ill (Hi*1 ♦ 1** d M"k rr ordfred deporlfil brcainc h« Mmrlies deportaM nn nf ill^ir* wli<* UmIiaoh MpMiting (g'lnil.i. H!nnl«y • L »ii (i** 1 «•i •I I *I . ' l •»’ ‘,Y The hank, learning that Mr, Nl- grievances by Ihe union I 'I' Ml 11A AM’I ImmI'L i ,, ton. signed n ComritiinM nirmber-.Iiip ver hfitiingefl Im Mic k *m«ihimmK1 P*m«r-s Ifinduni'i, HIM Hatdwurr, | (run . |i M | « M- li ntA' » pi »L| Mack teas out of town on his ■I ; i . 11. MI * Ml" H A strike, hrslilea lying up Ihe At Ihe same time, a relatively *'■ ( ('I' (fit M< * I'Mry’a Tt St |f>, Hmni Veai | nf p d t . varallon, notified (ha police, and road's long lines, would nil ,7),non unknown attorney—linn I, Malone rard In I9J(. say they will ap|w-d ,i t- .u,. i ,i parties I flirt | M I (1 • La* it I r * ■Mv i *«.tl#l he knkd ImitMgi Mimi t | i »*mI<mm* fUnraa mid rMHMfU; k........ . ♦M*| f II I when Mr. Nlhlaek arTlved, W. J. or more New York Clly cominut of Roswell, N. M —was slated to in President Truman in the hope •IIII ’’he'll now light for us.' Mlrlrtls In iFpIvhti: f<»r cliifcmhii l"'iir'» Tniiifs ftlsllon r <. < 1id! k•«> ■ » 1*1* ilu'll / Prise* * tai.iigbl IM |f • (H i Peacock, caehler. Informed T. E, ers take over Ihe department's No 2 IBs suns, Carl and Caul, brtrt I;u;i il, ,| !„• :U*,M-'I Hie Cuinnui •ne «<i ill.plsv Ill tlw window of |.i,*tl.il|lV f him' my •» Il Iku ■%••*! i » *•111*! k ■I Tlie strike wm annoumeil In e Spot succeeding A. Devltl Vanecli Tucker of ihe IVrionnl Loan De­ M newsmen Thursday nlghl they will m t Pai'y uii.|iiner:.IUii <inl in' llfiumillal •lid A ndi'i soli's lliug • 1 I tii-rh f I II t partment that "he’i hare" and, statement signed hy Thomas J aa deputy attorney general ■f alkl’ll tn air Truman , h i ,* "|li*v Ii.]r| ui.. llti'v lill,.'l SI mi * while Mr. Peacock Mailed Fnlg- Harkins, assUlant grnnil chief ett Hi* |>(llti' ■ ! H il l m I Mm * in Hu a i i i Ike in which I waa I lie * iii.rclisut* linvn dl* 11<■ ll««■ I A (M PM)1« fl "Hi i *' him, Mr. Tucker Informed Chief glnrer of Ihe Brotherhood of l^ico from drpnrlaliun tn Finland H" iiunlved " ♦*k 1 >t I I t I ’ M . I 1*1 I N \ I t mollvc Engineers; (' II Kcetim, unriplrrd lerm of the late !i*n Williams. t'U yd 11tr *plllt nf Mi* Rnd*ii 111 ill! 11 -l TlMB(M) 11( *1•11 f 'Ll rmmtry lie left when a child nf i< if* said h< paid i man V ' *nt, h.llrvlug (|i*l w* tliutilil Itnlll 1^ (iif fictil* k*» 11ti -in'mi i *|*» i1 fiM'Inlf* i it* Hr**m4 *if tJin Williams end Bat* handcuffed v Icp president of Hie Brnllierlmexl llrlen McMahon nf Connecticut \ “ My hrnllier and I fought for the ,, I t ii h* stgi">d and iii aflrtlliniial 1i • I »!(<Hr I*»| 1 f *lie* <|| | Ml mir clilldi.n In Gi* way we waul ill al II 111I V \ Mill *' 1• "M '1Ik, ik Fulgham and hurried him Into a of Ixicomotlvn l lrrman uml EllImpending new changes In the President Truman believes in rent* a inonHi for four mnulhv lli.iii lo f.dlow," Mr Prlsno said. tIi#* Hmiih* k" ic«F m f MUMM ! 1 * 1 ''DM)|" )■» f ’*I fti*%I I •|•»a* hack room of the bank without glncmen, and J F ('airy, .enlor department now headed by James things In,” they said. "We hope he’ll now "never heard front them *1" lHKM Ills I***»•t| |l*itl Ii'MlA'I "Th" mu put* of Mi* Roden lx, Ills •post of the customgra or em­ vice president of the Order nf Rail­ A Mrfiranery, were forecast by fight for u.x." again " ki ! I H " if In y . A m i* ! ' * r i*v-i a A link lie i r J. Pin *Imi * • Iwrlfli ally, In ln l*i**t y n u u g tieo ployees of the bank being aware way Conductors Informed source* as amounting tu They served in Ihe flavy in t.stvs Is fre* In JJ. ikio hall peml f"'11" if I (nil 41Vti v M itl.i *f*r I1Mf A fourlh union involved lo the a virtual rlefn sweep nf offlclali of what waa going on. pi* In flailing ami h e m m i n g net- fill#-11" * -i rL" *i| mii *■■ m»" ■" i« f lir World War II. "> £ an appeal •* Hi Trtpi i'I*;4 • Im 4,11 f kk( ■ <<.in(«nn»4 tie Baa* Twni IhriUM'lft fif *Im k*tff f ■law | Im|(|M Fulgham, originally of Aehburn, dispute, the Brotherhood nf Rail Carl said Ihey hadn't nude op l.slva usd nn rnimnenl as hp, i*i *iior(*nian.” ■M (MJ\* IMMlrtrl Ml «( *..> in» *L*» *| (||i|M f r 111*1)1 I IFilrtm, f IM*•*•* All rhlldrmi up thiough Mi* ag* slid On., has been working In Oviedo way Trainmen, would be prevented their minds wlisl lo ssy In the tHghbnrs, fellow workers. *nd vet 14| ■11111f , A|*)*f r ill ki til |jn a«tl I li»* i|| 11111< *M Iti Mr* l |r '^ M ' of II nr* ing.rt to comp.tr In Hi* for tlx months and la reported to from ilrlklng by a probation Im telegram "but we're going 'o * miis oignu'rntlons n in e tn til, ICistlsSiS (is r«i* Teel ■4farI*♦ 11 I Itto I*f*irtkil 11 ' 1**11Mr•• it* ' (aL mmI f.M |nr# <*nk - f kli<* ff■ *n>Im•»* u.la flailing Janihor.e, Mr i’rlaoc claim that he le backed by an tell the President Just wnat Imp aid and a spokesman (nr Gov International gang. iM Mi*- Fill(m1111M " : ’( lino!, I'M - isk »kin| f *i•’ f 11L ■I I'M T m *«u | *i v iiened to our father and ask him lrti«rman Artirtis n’liioiinred tiui *dd#d. itn*l ik !• f<‘|t Mmt m ,«Mijlil M « I«*<f Th* Jsyr.fa will us* Hire* In pleasn do something to help " Hir governor would lake up Ihe if M*»*y (Mull hHh(|i| ihmj" City cnmmlasloner* will meat ” 1 guess he_’ll_ receive It all rase with the New Hampshire run bus* a to lake III* children to tf) HA I ( K t JSIIFRin.N WIKI '.II fl Monday night at 8:00 o'clock In right,” Ctrl added. "He seins Hi* gresslonal delegation ''with n view Lak« ('harm next We.liieurtny 4cImmi|a III KLIN 'S’ T w o We t Berlin regular seaslon. and are due to type nf man who would be Inter io having something done in Wash There will h* no rpglstiatlnn fee youth. • e ic a r r e . l c i l (o.| ,v fur City Manager Thomas rated In what happens lo people ington " nor will children have In enntart Former News IMon la It a bird? la It a baseballT hear h u n tin g and h ill i n g for wr 1*1 No mailer how far nwey No, It'a another on* of those fly­ I .anion'* report regarding his con' like ui " w slrlici l.ehmnn said In s nlstemeut ihal nriynnc lo enter, all they have lo frem home yon may M M yowdo Ii lo l> * el. Dies* places to get ing aauerre, at least Ihnt Is what imitation with , officials of thi Fraisi'H San ford Their father said ho planned tnjf.itva, the h*a»t of an American .......- ' aid Hivv caught Hi* pnvecetlon you ran reedOy catch T. V. Darla. Bay Avrnur, said It Federal Home and Housing Ad o lo Rnilnn today to confer with family, la "about lo h* depot led. free linnaprirtatlnn: xhooHiU* ho|*r 111 a lew elry ilora up an I ho homo town Bows hy Hus No 1 leave Gardner's waa whan he observed a ‘'flying ministration In regard to the pro I* attorney, Frederick Frank ( V and his family broken up, beenuse A g n - * t n l F o r i * a* lt**ik*n wind.' v dli p o i ie r f u l -line -finf i ••"ding the Hanford HeraM disc of golden color” rooming posed city sewerage system. hen, about appealing the deiiortx of Ihe Insenaltlve and Insensible Grocery, Lake Monroe 12:00 noon; rlilg", oiniiagci of Hi* f-rioliiol* noil iheu luuiking Ihe w s lc l ir a with Mr, Lemon yesterday declared tlnn order to the U, N. I'lrcull provisions of n law which regards Kti-aMcv'* Grocery, Psols, 12:18 Coil Id v ('hnuilier of r ‘ontriici"<*, fishing poles whan yoo return. Yon can ar­ along near the Memorial .Stadium that he had talked with many Court of Appeals. Chamber of Commerce wax iii-lav so ( diuisH wllli Him. Monday afternoon. range with yoer carrier hey, or evrry alien, and every nnlursllred p.rn ; Hanford thua Joined the rapidly local r It liens regarding an Im­ George Dorr, president of Ihe ellireri, as a likely suhversivn nod Building, Sanford, 12:110 p.m.i and f or d wlien dimvii tali.au I th al lie fhreegh Chard# Morrhen. rlrcnHart (irncery, GeunvH, 1:00 p.m. said lie w ould like to live her*’ growing Hat nf eltlea and villages provement of the sewerage sys­ Dorr Woolen Mill In neathy Go a criminal " latlon manager, hr telephening Bus No, I!—I a nvc Gleason's In tho UnlUd Status to report tem, and that all whom no had then where Latva has worked for A member of the Rennie .Hull t ic is D w ig td V J a c o b s , foiin*i 141, to have your regular laeoee Movie Time 'Table thoso strongly elusive dlsrs of rnnsnlted to want the project .10 years, has given hla, "faithful rlarv Committee that drafted Ihe flro"*ry, Lake Mary at. 12:00 c ir c u la t io n m a n a g e r for G e n e ra l the Herald aaruf fur yea started. purported astronomical origin, Ri f/, worker" a day off. MiGnrrsn Acl, O’l ’nnor said In a nnnni Loiigwond Food Market at N e w s p a p e r s a t G a d s d e n , A l l , ut le yea ere away, I* ha d* He expressed appreciation for 12:110 p.m.i Fuller Grocery, Alta­ one lim e F lo r id a T im e s U nion Warrant Off lour tl. V. King, In Washington, meanwhile, Sen statement: HAS ANYBODY to yoor kern# In m r Plnocaitla Air Force Base Intelli­ the friendly spirit of co-operation ■ashman (D.-Llh.-N. Y .) said Ihe "If Lnlva'a record during his monte Springs, 12:10 p.m.: and c ir c u la t io n r e p r e s e n t a t i v e In r m i'l i BERN MY G A I” upon year return Market, Casselberry, F lo r id a , a n d now r e p i e n e n t a t i v o gence officer In Orlando, launched that hn has received here, and deportation order "dramatises Iho long years In this country has been I Indus I in J 17 I.M 1 :.f> 8:S!I There fa ao extra charge. The an investigation upon tho lateat streaaed tho fact that Sanford has shameful Inequity" of the MrCnr- uniformly good and he has not nc 1:00 p.m. o f D ula ny F r o z e n hood Co., W i l ­ MOVIKLAND regafar weekly _ •eheerlpUa* Hus No. ,1—Leave Chamber of m in g t o n , N. C. reparta rf "flying ■aucera” In this great possibilities for future ran Act and Sen. O’Canor (D -Mil.) lively participated in Communist "IIUHIIK’AN E LSI.AND” vale win eatitle all regafar eufa growth. section of tho atato. said he was asking the Justice De­ sctlvilioa that and Ihe fact that Commerce Building In Sanford, I'HAIItlL L A K E oerihura to title eldHIaual eervSCIIODI, lit* AIt 11 Mr, Lemon expressed the hop# partment In make certain no In­ his (wo anna icrved In he armed 12:20 p.rn. and Kersey's Grocery, The Warrant Officer expressed " IH E H A LF BHLED" A ninnnc’ at new teachers wilt We. M a ra learlag ea'yaur re- the popular fool In* among those that the recently formed Planning justice is done Latva. fortes of this country are factors Geneva, at 1:00 p.rn. T:lh - lUlltO who haven't soon these phenomena Board will be obis to work out The Jayrees will furnish the he unpointed Thursday tnorniog Federal Judge Charles E. Wy- Ihal should wei<>h In hla favor "ALW AYS L E A V E THEM when ten be h# »al0, said, "Tbaae "Thaae people ap- plana to taka care of tho prob­ isnski Jr,, Boston, ruled "with re­ against any possible Injustice stem fishing poles and will servo tho at the meotinjr of thu County F.AUG1UNG" (•eafaUau depertmeat 9:30—ONLY! P*irently saw aomothlng, but I ’m lem* created by growth and ex­ luctance” Thursday that Latva mlng from b purelv technical In­ chlldron free refreshments. Every­ School Bonrd, Supt. T. W. Lawton pansion of the city, must be deported under the Me- terpretation of the law," one Is Invited to attend. announced today. re I W don't..know what II waa." w r» ........ ('.O le. WorKiiF* O INissihlc Silcs Charge Of Forgery I s Lodged Against James E. Fulgham Drains In FisViim; War Vet Sons Of Worker Who Faces Deportation To Appeal To Truman oJlBSUSlBUSas W iW . « > " » « I'!.’ 1 Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack Flylnff Saucer Seen At Memorial Stadium City Comminfiion To Meet Monday S g tfB S u a g ia atke4»v*W a­ itrJmm _____________ * L �i •• Inventilation, doeod T U B M4NP0KH IIKUAI.lt I* 1 Friday, August M, 1S.1I Mrs, Clark 1money fir h«r (<I,000 bond. She raid he aleo told her at thW time that C. H. Klrtley (* HailHHv-l riiM« » * n Dm ) wanted to h»to her and advised On Mny 1(1. 1048, the body of Giforjra Polk, A m orican Kslakllahe* la IMS r/ullo new.u cornmpomlDnt, wuh found fiuatiriK In the hay off that she was not relaxing hot her to telk to him. She said PaMIshsd dallr •<•••*! S llt d a r only licgfnnlr.H lo fed more tense that slur did not tell Mr. Galloway ••a euugar. <>hfl«<MNs aa* gsit Snlonikfi, Greece, A short timo Inter P o lk ’n prexx credentinlx at this time nor Mr. Klrtley Team. I'ufcflthnl at SatstSirs fal- were limited to the Salo n ika police, an Indication thut tho ami that she.avt up and picked later that »be had taken an un­ up the fiieturuk which had been C llls ls is t ssS N»n Vtara m urder hml political Impllcntlonx. authorised HOO from tba tag de­ III H is u lU S i h m purtlally dtydr T ,,w d nt vlJout '-gpout taking tnv partment account. Hcccntly a committee of neWHpnpermen and radio news- i *'l Gtougnt K slirtS ■a ismed tlasa a t l l u VS* .11,1 <*v •*>** tn January life, thee ttd -L il -f, 1-iS, a) III* Ulllft (If euutuie, Vl«,li|a, m 4m ihf M l cim tcH cm.ehH.ul n three y e a r Inyestlyution of the m u rd e r, ^ t ,,Jahn'.’ 5 . t o i , ftror,|1I,V,® n bail taken iHOO and nuLlwu. cl^rk »f Ceaaiaaa MaefJc.'S ,X\‘ i Willi n n;|Hirt on-UmW *!!"'lfnHH. In th eir effort, to uucovtir • I realise:.1 tiiaV-:- -- vA . l.andled la it* place and that thla waa tlie troth of the n ffiitr the newxmon enllxt»*d thu aid of t h e , a idstni since i'w a* n ’ glrl and <ui>ternary procedure fur everyone n u n .a m ) n ass In I hi- office Includlntr Mr. GalluKdllur Mate depHi tmeiit amt xevernl prom inent imle|M!ndent citizenn. wouldn’t know how t„ use it. ODMIIDX UK AM '’Then I rcmrrnlicrcil mime lime wuy. Shi- Mild (hat thero waa an lluslaaaa Maaaaat It i i believed that Folk, u ii nxtuto and thurouffh newx■K» when we put out some ret envelope in which these checks mttn, wax seekliiK « iferxonul interview w ith G reek ffuerillas jtoliun unit t naked Julm whet Were kept ami that there were ■ a a ii'H iriiu a a s r a e • r 1'ainar ------------------- * .M who were in rebellion iiKulnxt the ffovernment. Since Folk made It smoke nnd ho sold that several of Mr. (ialluway’a in it. ffea M aslk --------- ---- --- |j* She testified that she took up Thsaa Maaiks -------------a.ua wax critical l>otii of the Kovernm ent and of the Cominunixtx, was proof it win poison. Ho I de­ VIS Muii (ha ... (Mid her check in March and returned rided on that." iii» m urder could have been com m itted by ext rein lx tx uf **■* *•»> . ............... ....... ..... ia.ee .S h e mid she spiced t h e poison the (600 in cash and that Mrs. eith er thu rig h t or thu left. on n slire of breed, ate It, end Helen llryan, who testified for All ahllusrx aaflaaa, rarSa ml laaaha, -rsnlaOnaa aa* aadrta ul Tim purpose of tlie comm ittee of A m e rican newxpapur- then went berk to hrd und ley the proiecullun yesterday, counted •blt>INIn,ii<n( fair (ha *uri>u*a i t mon wax to xee thnt Fo lk ’s xlnyerx were brought to juxticu, down. Hhu snlil she culled her It for her. Slie aald that Mr. ■alaliiH (un-la. mil ba ,S a i,,4 lal bt raaular aAtariUlb« rataa. 'I lie group «l«o wixhed to majte certain th at no Innocent husband then on the phono end Calloway know she had put it (hat when In- arrived lie we* hack and told her he hail deposited Mae*«*ant*a NatlnnaOr N> la- permnm were cuuvlctM In WbituwaHh uttemptx. "ell tn pieces," end kept asking it In the hank. [*•* Mawsaaear Haaraasatadaaa One man, an luliiiitti'il Cunirnunlxt, wax urouffht to trial her why *he wanted to do It. She further aald that when any­ lb»., Msjt Vutb, Cblraaa, Otlrull, Maaaaa <Or aa* ■«, Mala. iiloiiK with blx muthnr. The woman was acquittteii hut the "Oh, don't get so worked up one In the office hut Mr. Galloway The II arale la a taraiMr at tka man wax non te need tn life imprlxonment. The two men who about tt," *he said she told him took up a check they would get 5***r,* ,»4 •'»*•■ "blrb la •a(lll«4 were believed to liuve committed the crime were tried in end asked for salt water to drink. conn-one to count ft with them Hhe is Id ha asked her how strong fur protection. She said that Mr. Wllaa al all Iha fatal bswa erlalsit almuritia ami found guilty. Thexe two were never appre- she wanted It and she xnld, Gullowr.y was responsible for this *Ma banaeaear. aa writ aa alt iicnded to himself, "Strong." aetib eiaaalrfeta. She said that she did not owe Bhe said her husband relied Although the committee did not aucceed completely in the hospital and that the next the Tax Collector any money efter FR ID A Y, AUGUST 0, 1082 itx jmrpoxc it did let tho world know thnt American news- thing she remembered was th* March except a small chack for paper correxpondentx cannot be killed with Impunity. Those ambulance ruining. Hhe said that lea* than gift which Mr. Galloway TODAY’S IflHI.K V E R S E who gather new* on foreign bextx are serving the American at the hospital (he nurses tried to Mid he had deducted from her people. The American people should be aware of the.dangere give her an antidote snd that she salury when he brought It to her A real nisn is always magnan­ asked for e sliew so she could May 1ft. imous, Joseph, showed Mmself they sometimes face and should stand behind them wn drink It. She said that Mr. Klrtlry off­ eueh. It s a good example. Mills they encounter difficulty. Win ii -die lisd finished this part ered to tell her husband about the people haihor grudgea. Furglvu, of her testimony, Judge Millard shortage hut that she said she f pray thee now, Hie iiespas* of Hmlth asked the Jury if they would ti-ll him herself when she Fielcln And FuriniTH thy brethren, ami Iheli sin__ Qe. would like a short reress and they leturned from Georgia where she 50:17, was going tn see her daughter nntd I Ik y would. Fortionx of our country are experiencing the worxt When the court reconvened gindiuite from school. She said sin- returned from the If you rsn'l find anybody in Ini drought in many yetirx. In time everyone will become aware Judge lloitshnlder continued tils office these days, ji|.| uo down to! of the effectx of the long dry period fsjr prices will rise in examination with: "Mr*. Glark, giailnntion in the middle of June was present at n meeting In In* Court I funic, lie'll be down the grocery Morex and Home of the llemx on the.shelf will did you have any information on and Mav I) about nny shortage In tho l.loyil F. Hoyle’s office at which there. be xcarcer, Hut the full Impact of the drought will be felt tag department nt tin- Tax Col- Mr. Hoyle, Mr. Ualloway'i at­ by the farmers who watch their hud parched fields in hclp- lectnr’a office7" torney. naked her, Sanford is not the only place IcHH desperation. " ’Mlllun, did yuu take that "Mu, Hlr. I did not." yon glnd now that yon money 7" having growing pains, "Tlie out- ( Farming at IjchI is u perilous business. Nature can be lire"Are alive. Mrs. (.’lark 7" " ’No Sir, I did nut,’ I told him, grown and outmoded government j friendly or it cun be hoatilei In editor rasp a former must "Yes, sir, I wouldn't have end Lawyer Hoyle turned to me of Hillsborough county n**ds a pay Ids bills, must meet tlie puyment* on the mortgage, fouvht so hard to get well if I and said, 'Well, I'd say to hell general re-oreanfiation and over­ must feed nud clothe his family. Hexkleg money n man who hadn't wunted to live." with It.’ I naked Mr. Galloway "You fought hard, Mrs. C lsrk?" If he wanted me far anything else hauling '. n lamna Tribune staff works with thu soil puts something of himself into each "Yes, Judge Kouslioldrr, I did." und he suid he didn't, so I left. writer repoitx a recent state audit nop he plunls. Sonietimen lii.x sweat and his strength, his Mi*. Clark testified that the That was iny mlstaks.” says. patience uml Ills skill can produce u great harvest. Some­ In ought I lie i eghlt at ion cards Throughout the examination times he harvests only disappointment. which she had luken home on May Mi*. Claik spoke lowly hut dis­ 49th STATE. One of our rjilors, The farmer knows thut in many ways nmii is still at X lo Hie office on May 21 end tinctly and smiled frequently ex­ Just bsrk f-f-i-r s tiip In Vermont, tlie mercy of nature. He has invented marvelous machines gave them tu Mr. Hmlth, the Mu- cept during the testimony uliout reports the following comment from Vehicle Commission's auditor. her nttempt on her life. She opto do his bidding, lie lias devised systems of plowing ami •or Hhe saiil -lie told Mr. Smith abuut (mired to make u distinct Impres­ an excte-l little ynj who was stay­ phi nt ing mid harvesting that wrest from Urn earth a more the "cruel way I hud been lei sion on the parked gallery which ing will) lirr giamlpairnls: nbiiiiilimt harvest. Hut If the rain doex not fall ills machines out" by Mr. Galloway In n sperlnl (allowed her testimony with rapt "My mommy and tladdv went tire useless, his fertilizers ineffective, his scientific study u delivery letter delivered tu her nl tent Ion. West to ser the cowboys. They've home on May Id. mere waste of time, Just before she took the stand, never been ihrrr before "lliey ar* She saiil she asked Mr. Bml*h lir. la-onard Munson testified for Yet each planting season the fitrine r goes out to fields. II there wh, a ehuitage In thn tin- nrosenitioj) thill he attended going ihrnuiil) |lie Snulli, and llnnuyh M'-,i|,'iipi ami Mislt-ssip- He knows that Ills labor may lie to no avail. Yet he puts office end that lie didn't seen' bis hand to the plow and his eyes to thu future. to know. Hhu said she told him pi."—This Week. The rest of us can only watch tlie funner who watches she wmil.l do anything In the City Mcnegrr l.emorv it nf the Ids parched crops mid offer whut sympathy and assistance world that she rould to help uut liut said ahe didn't i*m*nihrr say­ cpininn llisl some aid ran ha tx- we cun in his timo of trouhla. Hut it Is impossible for us ing anything abuut mortgaging peeled from the federal govtrrmeni to grasp completely Ills feelings us the fields grow brown. U r home. on Sanford's seweruve pinblrm We can only murvvl ut the courage und the determination Hhe said she saw Mr. GalluWev Robert Ang*<. consulting enginses. which will set him tu olunling again when thtugesHfin l* rigiit ga.M ty.lA when ha brought hey creekT“ her bill that nt that Hare ’seem*d *o think dial at much as and hope guides Ids plow. there waa no discussion of the $300000 might be termed from sl.oringe, thnt Mr. Galloway only the governmrnl on a JI,?0HflfMI in ntloiud to In r thnt Ihc nili'lne One* Way To Hamper (Time Itepui t No. 12(1 had nut yut bc.li program Thai would leave (OHO-found. 000 In be railed by the Cltv Tills 'Dio HOIIi birttulii.v uf G coi'ku Lit Hnm, jimt celobriited, The nest ilav she snld he told shnuld pc* br loo i n u r l i to f i n a n c e should have morn Ilian local recognition, lie la the author of In r lie held h e r responsible on If an adrqUale sewer lax were New York'a .Sullivan Idtw, which hnx made more trouble for her hmid a« office manager for levird tn gitiirantrr repayment of rrimlnala than almoat any other on the atuto atatutu liookn. "ililnga uni iHug m i ( right" and |i waa Hint day which she tlie bunds. This in a law forbidding the ihixhushIuii of thingi'imis. weapons Uni *• ■ ■ (^*i ■ Derived her dismissal. Svd i [erlo.'B has an arlirlr on without a lieurise, which, inchlnntiilly, la not given readily. Hhe said she had n later con­ An official in tho Chief Medk-a) Kxuminer'a Office, which versation with Mr. Gniluwny lit b»clc s*al driving in la*) o-erk’s ''This Week". Hr said lie broke his In New York corresponds to the coroner's elsewhere, l.e Hnm the grand Jmy room of the Court Hume am) wllli Mrs. Harvey wife of bark sr«) driving Ly gi-iny was struck by the ease with which criminals could get deadly ■ircseut at w|dr)i time he asked weapons. Ho suggested a law to restrict their distribution, her a iob 'n tlx He made i rr Cllief her If she wax willing tu make l-oukuut Pleil’notrntiasv,, New as and got as Its sponsor State Senator Timulhy D, Sullivan, a up (he shortage, Him asked him they semry along llwougb ibc i Tammany warhurse. It lias been in forco since 1011, Few how much it was, but h* didn't if any other states have copied New York's example, be Brim 'ell her and asked her tu rels* the countryside, she yarns him ol «»• preaching intersections, traffic cops thinks because of the opposition of thtl pistol manufacturers. The Constitution guarantees the people the right to benr tnd wh»' ha-'r von before be gets Into irmihle i'-stead nf afterwards. arms. This dots not mean that everyone who wants them should have them, Almost every day comeH word of the Not a l-ail "lea. either. w**m* ail Frink F.vanc once told us be death of nomu child who found hla father’s revolver and had preltv much )he same system started playing with it, A Sullivan law wqtiltl prevent many l'lte Sanford Herald $ Mr*. Clark on th* morning of May 0, at the hospital. Ha said that someone told him shs had taken rat potion hut he couldn't remem­ ber who It was. Yeitcrday afternoon Mrs. Leon llryan, an employee in tha Tax Collector’s office, testified that while Tyler B. Smith was In the office in April of 1051 to speed report* of tag sales she saw Mrs. C l a r k . . -"port from a wn* anything else you knew alxiut th* rase?" "Yes, sir. You did." "And you forgot to tell me this about Mr*. Clark anil that ieport." "Yes, sir." She also testified under cross examination that she had no In­ dependent knowledge of who got the tag department money, and she 'td’ s’i' 'hut she and Dthrr clerks hi tTi’e jlficc occasionally helped with the balance sheets for I he tug department. Hhc Insisted, however, that Mr*. Clark custom­ arily did this work. She also said that ah* made un the detiuslta in the morning and gave them to Mr. G.dloway who look them to the hank. Bhe said she always checked to see that the total of the deposit corresponded with the tolol on the balance sheet for the previous day's business. She said she couldn't remember the exact date when Mrs. Clsrl. removed the report froi i the slack of four for the mails, hut reiter­ ated that It was white Mr. Hmlth was In the office to rpi-ed up the reporting. Mr*. W, E, Vain, another em­ ployer in the office, testified that the cash register tape of the sales of license tnus was not kept for some lime before the shortage was discovered under the order* of Mrs. Clark. Mr. Galloway pre­ viously testified that he lieu given instructions list this tape should be kept. Shu also said ulie hrd heard Mrs, Claik usk for her fob hack and Hint Mr, Galloway had told her lie couldn't give it to her because It would ha impossible to get a bond on her. Both Mrs. Hryun and Mrs. Yarn vigorously denied that they got any of the money for the sale of tag*. Mrs. Belle Grantham, cme uf the county agent, C. ft. ion, also testified yesterday afternoon. pile uf four We/cn were tn l.e mailed and said that she did not hellevc there was enough money In the hank to ruver it. It was several weeks later, on May 8, that Mr. Hmlth returned to Hanford looking for a missing He. (tort No. 120. Mrs. Bryan further testified that on May 0, the day after the office copy of Hanort No, 120 was discovered mls-flled, Mrs. Clark did nut come to work. Mrs. Biysn said she went to her home to look for her. and later found her at the hospital. Shu had a conversation while there In the hall with Mr. Clark, hut was nut allowed to re­ peat this In court since It was out of tha hearing of the defendant, Mrs. Bryan testified ten that her dull** In tha tax department were somewhat similar to those uf Mrs. Clark In h* tag department. She said that If titer* had been u shortage In th* tax department she would have known It, nn • further testified that there had never been a shortage in the tax department in all the time she had been working in the office. She further testified that in a year the tag department handled nppioxlmately gift),1)00 while the tux department handled abuut IC00.000, She said that she has Lren doing the work on the sales of tags ever since Mrs. Claik stopped working In the office und that she would know immediately if them was not enough money in the tug drawer to lake enro of the regis­ tration cards for the day. GAM 111.Kit'8 W IFE K IL L E D In cross examination Mr. HoiiT holder asked her, "Do you re> MIAMI ‘At - The wife of gam member, Mrs. Hryun, when I bier Howard G. I'tuder was found talked tu you about u week ago shut to death Tlmrrdsiy nighl in about this cate and Mr. Gallo* the bedroom of her home and horn way cuma In und sat tight up un : Hide Detective 11. J. Palmer said the desk?" ■it was "deflnilelv murder.” "Yes, sir," she replied. ' Mrs Dura i'toiler, 4U, died uf a "Did you at that time tell m** build wound in her mouth, Palmer anything at all about Ml*. Clark 'mill, but the th-iilh weapon was i(-moving one of those four re­ nut Itittnd and thero were nu pow­ ports Hint pulling it up an top of der burns mi Hie body. tha snfr ?" Pli>d«-r wdio hail been arrested "No sir, I did nut." several Hines on gambling charges “Well, didn’t you say you would said he was util "collecting some tell me everything you knew hills" at Hu- lime, lie suid robbery couldn't have been the motive he about the case?” “I said I would answer your cause Slftd In his wife's purse and $.100 in a dresser drawer was un questions.” "And didn't I ask you if there hmelicd. ^ Railroad Strike C n itls if S M m **■«• O nt) cOl1 at ’i aft cm ex| bt mu ul set ing d Inst fall by the Cleveland i, federal court aHer a “ sick te,” u union spokesman said. e striko announcement coma * unlon-inunagemcM confers early this week had aroused m elation* that a walkout would ® ivoided. Although talks were en oil Wednesday, the Naliouledlstlon Hoard tn Wadiinglun p a conference aimed at head off a llueulened strike. CITY ENJOINED JACKSONVILLE i* - Circuit Judge Bayard B Shields has slumped the city of Jacksonville fro i enforcing un order resitirlinr pa ;engcr pickups by Hie airport A limousine service. lb) Issued it temporary injunction T! uriday <ailing city commission's action lint mimlli "imreasousbl* and arbitrary." The commission had banned pickup und delivery of passenpers at hotels. Mayor Es.don Horns aald tin- operator if Hie limousine service, R. W. h. -It, was issued a federal gam Ming lax stamp and the commit slon action was Uimrd at farcing tlx service out of business. £ Brack at the Unie said a stamp Issued last year naming him as co-hulder was never used and h* has no Interest In o place holding a gambling stomp. NEGROES HELD FOH MURDER GAIN EiiVILI.E <d1—‘Two Negroes are charged with lust degree rmfrder In the fatal healing of Fllrhugh Lee Cain, University uf Florida Agricultural Experiment ^ Station employe “ Cain died Thursday. Police Chief W. D. Jo.ner said he was beaten .Sunday tight after he attempted to buy beer In i. Negro look. The police officer attributed tno attack tn robbery. The chief Identified the Negroes held on murder charges at William Ingram and Willie lA-e Mobley. Two others are being held aa wit­ nesses. ARMY PAYRULI. STOLEN T SYDNEY. Australia tfv- Sol diers of Hie Australian Southern Command are getting paid today despite the theft In Melbourne Thur.dny of their SJ.Ssi'J - pound ( payroll It was the big go-,I cash steal In Australia'* hi* lory. Police said the Mnlcn money, In small notes and in an ammunition box, dlnuppvured from a strong- ^ room where *lt was awaiting ar- * moled ear delivery to the army. Another payroll was provided. s f ' i s ’f '-' ?.,i ■ t>Jub/ OiA A' i ' l.e ■t > ftl .tAtOfrfv i PMPJKPiA ’ 'iff such tragedies. l^w enforcement offiren b»ye no »)«hl to rasrch an auloinnblle for lottery ticksts once thev h»ve anetlerl |n driver for reckless di'vIng. ike Sttttfeme Cnml »avs Do not be inri critical of law enforce­ ment officers when loltery opera­ tors escape atresi even though von know, and probable ibe pol'ce know ton. thee *re lottery opera* Jots, For knowing that a m»o sell* lotlirv tickets, ami proving it, arc two different lhin"« And the police have to prove it. You do not. The other d*v we were wonderlag why lh* shortage of clerkly Myqographcrs Ond office b*W» and polntir* oul the tremendous In* g n u * In slate fob holders. Today W0 <ee where civilian employment In the federal government iner««d 112,999 last yrsr. The total npmber pf r"-(li»r»i employed bv th* |iR*n* He Wasblniton bure»ucr*ev as of June JO vs* 7.596.WO. What lh|« means In dollars and not unia i» ilifRtm hv th# f%rl that thi total Ifroll (a Ma? ol A ll yaar antounlto _ Eisenhower ic» a ilb i,* a M um t*pee (tael nay let fly igilntt Truman'* Far Matt policy in general. Elsenhower began todlf’* meat Inga cheered by reporta Ifom two parly leader* who backed fiep, Robert A. Taft for the nomination. They aald they would give tMIr lull support to the preient ticket (Jen. Len B. Jordon of .Idaho and George T. Hanaen, national coat' mUteeman from Utah, pfeiaed thla word along to turn Thuriday. add­ ing that protoecta looked bright lor the OOP In their itaba. In Springfield, Ul., Gov. Htevenaon waa reported ready to ktek off hla campalan with a Labor Day impeach In Detroit, followed by a awing into the South to hold the Ditto vote tn line. High on hie tut of mviit* la the day* ahead (a the naming of e Hew Democratic national chairman to lucrced Frank S . McKinney, reportedly on hTa way out, Greek Border 1940 Bulck Sedan In Europe Even if Huaita he* no Intention of rliklng. major warfare now In t|da vital region, the long and tenae Balkan bordfr* proylde Mother op- $136*00 1942 Chevrolet Coach *31*00 1947 Hudson (6) Sedan *773*00. 1949 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan . Hautb Carolina |olni G*or*U b# life PoUtleel usd Minisslppi in sunoortlnR th* tfrr)son4H”",km* n fle^ri. Senator Maryland i »e|l luma Governor Rvmet end an d .hlari Sparkman White in pWokto olW* * In th* Demoptellc Patty. f« tha strictly ortbodav viow. a sss In government charge* are bated on tact s l i n performance la in perfect harmony. It apeaka of p rtch ie n -(o r only the grcateat kcuN Ky In d e ii|a and conatruction can reault in auch remarkable freedom from vibration. u n s .0 0 1950 Studebaker Commander Sedan Low Mllaage, Look* New tt ia a teatiinonial to fine eraftstryuMhip—to quality itiattfrial«<-and to scientific styling. tiehid| of the electric dock. Sut aside from theat—you'll hear almost nothing. In fact, you'll find you can actually w k iiffr—and be h/arj ky your kUoyspuaengant We w iht you M egpcrjence thla because M iking And, of course, this marvelous quiet fbreteUe many of the pleasure* and aatiifactiona you would enjoy ai the car'* owner. It promise* rest — and relaxation — and peace of mind. , . and a minimum of upkeep1expense. in M iw n iiiie i a t fik m t k m f S K H W roesuchiiiance of �Social A n d Personal Activities PHONE 148 *Social Calendar MONDAY t l A . M .— W .M .U . C ircle* the F i r s t B ap tist C hurch, P r i ­ m a ry Sunbeam *, I ’re-*clioul *g< Sunbeam s. Ju n io r G . A .'* w ilt a ll meat In the church. 12 Noon—Covered dl«h lunch to n . 1 P . M ,— W . M. fl. program 4 m e§tlnjf. B P . M .— K lsle K n ig ht C ircle w ill meet at the home of M m I t. E . P u e rifo y at 1101 K im A v e ­ nue. C irc le * o f the W olnrn o f the F lr a t P re sb y te rian C hurch w ill meet as fo llo w *: C irc le No. 1, M rs. C h arlro W ilke , ch airm an , w ith M r*. F . It. Sw ankhouse 016 W : T w e n ty -fifth S tre e t, 2:60 p m. - Circle No, 2 . M r*. W . D. H u f­ f m a n , ch a irm a n , w ith M r*. W . R . Je n n in g s 218 E . Eig hteen th S tre e t, 8:00 p.m. C irc le No. 3 , M r*. Llo yd Hoyle, ch airm an , w ith M r*. Llo yd Ito ylr 2404 M ellonvllio A venue, 2:80 p in , C irc le No. 4 , M r*. J . D. Wood­ r u ff. ch airm an , w ith M r* C. II S ta ffo rd 2410 Sum m erlin Avenue. 8:00 p.m. C irc le No. 6. M r*. W. L . Ilnehe. ch a irm a n , w ith M r*. ,1. K . Nichols *^V. F ir s t S tre e t, covered dl»h, l;W C irc le No. (I, M rs. A . C . Moore, ch a irm a n , w ith M r*. A . C . Moore 120B Oak A venue, 3:00 p.m. C irc le No. 7, M r*. ( . 11. *^ 5 lr,!!, S n ,*w llh lt,MC ” ! !!l P,'!” ' . . C irc le No. 8 , Mr?- M. Anderson, ch airm an , 3:00 p-m. E v e n in g C irc le No. I , M r*. Ma h«l JJrown* chaiirnijint wH li * *"*• A . W . K n o x 2)7 W . N in e tee n th ; ..S t r e e t , 8:00 p.m. 1 TU ESD AY T h e W om an'* Bible C la ss of the F ir s t B ap tist C h u rch w ill meet Tuesd ay evrn lrip nt 7:30 nt the home o f M rs. C h a rle i F o r ­ re ste r, W est F ir s t S tre e t, w ills M rs. R . P . Z n lly a* co-hostess. The Pilo t C lu h w ill hold It.* re g ­ u la r business m eeting nt H:0u p.m. at the Y a c h t C lu h . T h e hoard w ill meet nt 7:30 n.m . The Sem inole H igh School Hand • w ill hold sum m er practice in the 's c h o o l hand h all at 7:30 p, in. A ll elum nl and interested persons m e co rd ially Invited to la- present. W E t lN r lR D A Y Midweek P ra y e r service u l Celttin t B a p tist C h u rrh ut H:00 p. ru. Hulibcums w ill meet nt th is time- Mr«. (i.R.tlightowcr MemberArf K A IIA I W O R LD F A IT H A n yo n a Interested ca ll a t 317 W. lath SI. Miss Jane Chapman Tells Wedding Plans M is* Jun e S h irle y Chapm an, daughter o f M rs. Ralph Itrow er Chapm an and the late M r Chap man, today nmumneed the fin al id an* for her wedding In R obert M artin ( lilt . *nn o f M r. and M rs. II . Ju n i"* G ilt, which w ill he an event o f A ifg . I I nt 4:30 p m ., ot the llid v ''rm q Ep isco p al C hurch w ith the R ev. I I , Lyttteto n Z im ­ merman perfo rm ing the double rin g cerem ony. M i** Chapm an hat chosen a* h rr m atron of honor, M r* S im iley Hockey. The tirlilesm aid *. who were all so ro rity s iste rs nf Mis* C hapm an'* nt Stetson U n iv e rs ity , Include M r*. S . F . M n nfre, M iss T a llin l.a n g w lsh o f S t. P e le rsh u rg , M is* Hnrhnra R n lle y o f Oealn, and M i** M ary lloonc o f S avan n ah , Ga. S ta n le y Rockey w ill serve a* hc<t man fo r M r. G u t w ith K C. W h itm ire , G erald L o s iln g , Elto n M iiughtnn. J r . , rm isin o f the h rlile , ami J a n ie < II. G u t, h ro tlie r o f the groom, m tnii- u* groomsmen. L e s lh ’ M oilglllon, unele o f the hrltle. w ill give M ls i Chapm an aw ay V reeeptlon w ill he h'dil lmmediately follow ing the cerem ony hi the Par i di llousp. Mr nml M r*. Brodle W illia m * left i>n Tuesd ay fo r Hot S p rin g *, A i k to ipend some tim e. Pat P r in t e r has returned to her home in Daytona Reach a fte r spending two w eek* ivTln her grandm other, M r*. I.a n ra P rie ste r. M r* W. W . Horne ha* returned to her home in San L a n in a fte r v i-ilin g re lative * in G eo rg ia, and nl New Sm yrn a Reach. M r*. E d ith Colbert ha* le ft for L*>ng l* l* m l C it y , N. Y . where she w ill v isit w ith her daughter, M r*. W . P . S a fa rlk . M r. and M r*. C o urney Underliloin have returned from B ilo x i, Min* where M r*. Sodrrhlom re ­ ceived treat merit nt the G ay C lin ic . M r. and M rs. Ja in c * C rap p* and children have returned from New S m yrn a Reach where they have been spending some time. M rs. K a r l Y o st en te rtn ln rd last evening iyt 8 00 o'clock w ith a m l* rc 1lnn"ou* shower honoring M r*. W illia m H a w k in s, the fo rm er M ary Ja n e Dobson, a recent h rlile T h e p a rty wa« held at the Yost home at 2101 I ’uim etto A venue. A lo ve ly renter piece on the dill lu g lah le wn< composed o f white g ladio li and tin y m ulti-colored um ­ b rellas A lso on the table w as a heart-shaped wedding cake . [h irin g the evening the guest* enjoyed several game* c a rry in g eu t"th .* h rld V r'th ^ m e 'a n iV 'p rU e w ere won by M r*. Rerrm rd lln rk e y . M i* A lfre d S tan le y and M l** P a t C a s siib r. 1.lite r re fresh m en t* worn « eivei| co n sistin g o f sm all cake* embossed w ith the letter " H " in s ilv e r, m int*, salted m ils , cookie* rind Co, a Coin* \« *t*tin g Mr* Yost in *rrrv in ir were M r*, R ich n n l E v a n *. M r*. C h arles E n d s, and M r* R W lapptncotl I Those Invited l „ he w ith M r*, H a w k in s were M rs W . H. Hawk m *. M r* A lb ert H a w k in s, M r*. Horner Hruee. M r*. L . Ilim r s , M r* R ln n ch r l l l l l , M r*. I.. V an ce. M r*. H a rry K iid c ll. M rs M. N'. C le v e ­ land, M r,. R la k e S a w y e r, M r*. G ro ver W illia m *, M r*. .loycn Freed . M l* Rolihye Je a n R eeves, M r*. Roger Schm id t. M r* S h irle y l i r i i ’m c, M r*. M arjo rie Rudd, M r*. Mildred Pete rs, ' l l * H a rk e y anil M r*. Ir l* Sigm on Alan M i*. A M W e ll*, M r*. Allen Dobson. M is C l, he |loh*oti, ' I ' * R, W in n , ' l r * Robert lia r Dr and M r* C W . R ak e r plan In leave on Monday for D enver, Colo lo visit their soil and dough ( in la w , L I . and M i*. Joe lin k- | ris, er. 'I r s F in n k W , Jones wa« honor g i n -I nt a su rp rise stork shoivci on Monday evening g iv rn hy M r*. 1. li Rlnckw ell and M r*. Rny Ruvnnliiji ut t \w M lnckw rll hntiu* m Diio I h . I 'iiriRU lli** p v p n i ti p s«*v*%rnl j u*‘i i p lu y n l w ith Mr* .t ■ ••rin-*a it ml Mm I \u ill i* A lli'n hiintr iiv u tn ln l p n ii'ii. TliiMf- pft joying thi* firm nInn wi»h tin* hormn'i* w»«ir M im An m« isi .it i" Flow *'r i , M i•• d im ly < f y iH’r , M l** t m liR L . I "oirliiirn* Mi ’ N P Itifh 'i, M m . Amo* K . | JoTir'i, M r*. \ Ih 'ii. M rs \V. II nml ilfiiitfh trr TH E C H IIIO I’K A C T IIH H O in iN !» I n 13 — 2 In ,rr SOS A tlantic Rank Hulhline Phone 7 ft* SUNDAY DINNER H o n *I T u r k e y R o ily IV u iix -k . Iln rln iia C o llin *. P> tin * . Tlu-dn I V lin * , M arie GoodM i and M i* (' K . Spencer and Flo yd C ase, M r*. C . I m:. M in i Jarre E u b a n k s, Peggy lly M A R G A R E T T I N D E I, ilnng hters, S a lly and L in d a , are M r*. M Bowen, Mr* E v a n s , Mrs R ow land, .I omIII i experled to i" t u rn on Hiindnv from M p p ilirn tt anil M i*. C h a ile * En d *. II " i l l , Ja c k ie Mr and 'lr,*. D. K. Norwood all New S m yrn a Reach where they I'lis* Mi**e» i.o renn C a « *ld y , Pat ‘: , r a 'i,lc i. Eth el W illia m s , l.o is h ild in ti P in ln Jean and P h illip 1 , , , _ .. C ***u h e , Itn rliarn H iekson, Rachael 'a n D a l.-an. Iie n e G reen, M arie -f G a m e .illle are m aking th e ir >«“ v" " I " n l P "*1 m" " " ' Johnsnn, M ary Ann T illi* . C n th e r P*-/»hl and Joan n H a rrie tt honie here w ith M r. Norwood’* Mr and M r*. H a rry Tooke and m other. M u . S . E . Norwood until the reiim dellng work I* rnm pletrd iln u g h lrr P a tric ia have returned „n home nt Monroe C o rner, fro m a (h ir e weeks' vacation r i l l C l . F NO. « " f iip io iu p r iiu ci-i'ilim : Mrn I ’qul Mr. Norwood, formerly- associated spent in N'inglirn F a lls , Canada T iifu ln y rv i'n in ir Mrs . 1, M and point* in New York T h r Mihlc •*tmlv from tin w itl, „ M. { ; a | nr , Vi||e D a ily Sun Hilfiritm nml M r** lllnkr Hnwyrr* 1"'**k "T tiw n n l I trill*-1mt ci ti<0 n i; I he |mN (l piMitbm w llli tin* w it h l'n I u h I i i i p * fur t hi* r iifu ln r Frien d * of Dr HHsalndli T ra c y B ih li'" vvim |ki ONi'TitI'd hv M r* I'M S llllf0 ri( t lf in l.l. m#'i»finir of t'iiclr* JSJn W nt thi* wmi S h iiih n l'o r, Mr nod 'li*. Arnold Tilnhd w ill to- inteie*ted to km-w thut in flit* (ifiin c y N u rs in i: W .S .r S .<f tin P in t M«*thoi!NI M i’ ,1 I M rK tn b ’V, who w ilt m motor e-i lo Titusville Saturday plir in f *hurrh. 'Veiling ivhei-- they enjoyed an Mom c, *11 Went I D iiv m t t y A vr. !• i ut ih»' n t rflitiir, wum w p | Thu niroHriir np* tu-'l w ith M m . eveiung of fn liliig o ff llu- 'T It tin - u u r, U "l.u m l. • iMtcil itv Mr* K i l|u itt ill i nml th** It V ,rh'unpf'ori I'lvm ir Mir ilrvo d im in v i ii h rr i. villi* Hr Mo t , thi* (h t j in iiiii b*'iii)f thm al M i a \V \V T v i r p m iilr fl i M'liiU "f M»m I lium rhlMrn th i'ir sixth wcihlintc n n n lvrrsu ity. I*> ft * *htm nt** were st’ h ••*I hy M i* M inin' M rait* iiiiM i i n tin! *b‘M 4| h'l Mm* K uiwi C hittriuli'M ovi‘i th** HM’otinvr ut which tmn* Mm lluphi'V to ttm fiillm vln^ Di I »it i ri*'«v 111<* u fiiT Hpuntlm^ n iivn h kfH't l<> I c h ih thul t K»»lr ih r iinnmin*,*ail Mint c i r r lr wn« H’fi'h v iiid tlo n Inir u w ith h««* hru hint bur, N «-«l. him Buy m ukinir n ihiniition nf trrmpum ti In m* itittpr < p m r r il Mi . ,f K Me th r lociiI h o ffiitn l F m t h r r p lu m Kml* v, M m K ilp itttli k , Mi l( Hiei in-liiw amt * i*te r, M r. nml ■*•«* * Hospital for su rg e ry. fo r icmllMif n box to K n rrii w r r r A lU i n* r . M m I J Boyrtt**. Mi M m . .!. II \Vynn. nNi> i l l M*u*«» il M rs T v r r unpoint \\ M M*»v«, M m J K M« t b ! Thr.m* ii K i u.Iiiiy »h* I f Minilfnil H n rb « in Mi'Nnli l«Tt ri 'tc I.uthnm wedding in i.n ke M onro- reutly for .several weeks’ vi*it *’d a ■-•■mmitl«Mm , Itnh Mitehe|l,| land Mi - Hhltthnl -i-r. ' I i friend* inirl re la tiv e i ui Alt- II It H u d . oi, and Mrs Saw - , k ill. Mm \l I Moye, Mi . Sunday were Mr. and M rs. p E . w ith iTVi I efre-iu n ent* to the M u i F in is h , and 'I t s A P M>, Irl ervi Norwood ami ih H d ie n . P au la .lean W asliin g to n , It. ( ’, unit C n lu m h ia, v e t-, In Ib ill V Viiciit imi Bible Scbnnl nil uk and P h ilip , Mis*. S. E Norwood. ,N. C. A ug. 27 M r. and M m S. A T im le l amt A chaplet in I In i*u ik . To w ard Mi and 't i s . It E . Sodei lihnn »un'* Ronnie, M ic lia rl, mid .Mitch, arid e h ililie n . Dot,aid R ay ami Under laudintr Tin- llltih-. wit* then and M m * N n iin e Nnrivnnd. M r*. (!. C . lla n ite r i» restin g I nula I .a il, uf E ld e r Npntig* were p re K eiilid hv M r* R V Thom pson L a te r ill the evening M r* H ig ­ n icely nt the home of her sinter- the guest* of M r. mid M r*. K . G. gins served re fresh m en t* to the M r*, t). p, W ade, a fte r a m ujnr Modelhliim S a tu rd a y. fo llo w ing m em bers; M r*, t'h n rle* oriernllon nl the O range M enm rlul Mr. and Mr*. II. H. .Smith left Rowes, M rs. Mas Fundnm , M rs. | H o sp ital. M i*. G lriiri | L Tnw itseiiil and today for Akron. 0 .t where tlioy R oger H a rris , M r*. Hudson, M l*. fa m ily are v is itin g here w ith her were called by the death of hi* M itrlii-li, M r*. A . M. R o berts, M r*.! patent*, Mi utirj fit*. ,1. II. Wynn clster and hrother-in-law, Mr. amt ftajvvu r, M r*. Thonipsun, M rs. T y re ' Mr*. Unhurt l.ne and ehlldrvn Mi*. D. W. Meirlmnn In an auto­ prid M r*. B ra id le v . i« in,ni n * •1 \trm ip STKI.V. \ — Nr* Mui 'I, , mi i i. k p n tn l |si| *tt| ' f» tn ■ * * .t rI v** ii In IM rrlrM 11\ diet >h Mil i1tit f ■ *iti « li" hnvr nuitl* thin i« ri>) j rt it 1 11, nfr«i ii I'p i inn nrnt W gvt . 4 t X, 1t tliil? t Rp rt 11 **, 4 4. rt I I | bs*s1 |* « i I .**It t pink: I **hi \ l n » t^ -- I Mr Iml i*rI r » i— .'M| x ,. I ( l| I*,nk NO. I im m iN t llo N s \ I Ml 70)1 ,,I,INI svl'1'-" I • i ' l l iR ID i " n i't 'R E R R ' - PI t IT |t \ t i l l S t i l IV ES till P \ I: I ' l l DeLuxe All Metal Rolla-Head Aluminum Venetian Rlirnly 64 64 64 64 t '.D C H I B U Y I c i m i l l o l A A im U t x o ii W 'I G REEN ’ III- HAYS T il II K M K M I I I :it mini iday I lie ( oitier AG EN CY It, I lie t lock" S AVI NGS IN COST W K M H N t; K O Y D - W Al s bACK A N N I V K H K A It Y t 'llB IS T M \S M O T H K lt S H A Y A lo n n N lr r I o l*ni» A c * ’ I >i %I d r m l’i ( i m u l.'i t h e i :s s i : \ STUDIO R D IIK R l ll)H In JO p itltl nn ) n tir 1 l i e n m l W i n d d m ui ir n iiiin m t ' M ix P IlD T O G lt M i l l t; N O RTH P A R K W l M E IT u m e l l l l I I I . ’ N. I 'u i k V v e m it', S i i i i f u n l , K ln r lilf t ph o n e fo r a p p o in i m i ■*, in o o u n fr v f a s h i o n s (lin t tr a v e l t o w n w a r d It'Hfl M -Mil l . lit * tf? (V|t| fi l Ml ' I I*i .»•iA'h t W l ft • * • i f lit eh atlIII "*t hii v 1«\fmtf* F * '* CIII »•" * M Mvt Hli 3 M I 1 III : •1li1J|11V -I1»i)t!'il ti 111’H * m l he fi tint „l| 1 ,M r t t I,, 1 .......... •u* 1 »' 1 ' 1., ne 1 IP vi l hr - 1hr li B Ui • k tiirl t '-M t" ’ "1 t.’.l ..j ' 1t ,‘llfH l«‘ f • k»n II* > 1 1st 11 fix 111 i 111n»l \ ", | o»'PBi 1 1 l-.M. 1 "ill b ,'ll— f"o) o* * *1|| Ili V i U "III M i'»' li .Ii i; •«' 1 4lilt 1 i 111l> Kill > i ,,, 1' 1, -.tt 1* I't 1». 1■ I,}..* •i 4 ^i *i »:* LA I G L O N M r*. I.. I Hughey nn PalieeHo M r. nml M r*. Hubert lllg lile y - A venue was hostess to the i-g u tai man o f Baltim o re left yesterday weekly- ru ed liu - of t'lre le No -I a fte r v is itin g in Hanford w ilh M r. the W S CM o f tile F ir - I Mett-'.-t' ’ and M r*. H, D. H lghleym un, H’ ] r h ,ir e h v is it w ith her paren ts. Mi and ,, , ,, , A lts. C . II lln ir e In r i l l .I I ....... and 1 ' ,ru, . 1 '• , K " " „ at Day to,ui llfl.e l. for several d ays ' "M V1' __ • \!c« a rk iB le i Ib»* ilt-vnlim inl S ta te H ig h w a y Patro lm an It I) , I u *: l 'rv " " " .............. H a rriso n and his daughter C h a r­ V A C A T IO N IIIR L I- : S I IIO O I lo tte returned recen tly from it vacatio n trip to C leveland , Ohio I he D a ily V a ra liu ti ll'h le S* I and K e n tu ck y . Patro lm an H a r r i­ nf the C h rls tln n and '1 tool......... son w ill resum e his duties here A Itinnri- C h u rch w ill "pee m, V day and rn n tln u e through ' 22. A ll IwiVS slid g ill* an- wel . to th r school, which " i l l he I 1 d a lly from 0:00 s lit. to I I m a. nt. A varied cniirue of iipty > ing planned to inert Ihe i i i t -I <-f boys nml g ir l’, fr-uu three •" t ’ years of age. T h e N u rn -ry C m w ill he the ‘'C reatio n S t " 1 Those of pre "rlniol ng* en 1 e n lerln g the f ■r->• gr-ule ■ ’• "W h a t God M u ir E .e U "H o w God T a lk * to ID ” , Pu p il* en te rin g the *rrnttd. Pi and fo urth grades w ill iriirim > course entitled "G o d’s FnnillHnw In belong tu it and I I , , it it " , The Ju n io r ( 1 th ., B i l l , uul 7th, g rad es) Ooursn w ill he l*» C h ris tia n '* T im e and T n lrtit ' eoursn for Jtin lo r High pupil* « d ' bo la u g iil c n iltle d t "A n sw er tug I the W h y’s o f A'dirng P e o p le " M any In tere stin g form * o f le*o I work w ill lie provldeil ns llln - r ,* liv e of the lessons taught. next week. All Blinds Complete — _________ M r. and M r*. M. C . Stone Ini'* a* th eir guesta M r. Htone'a iiJeie-,, M l** Ja c k ie H arm an and Mi*> N e llie Htono o f H e m in g w ay, H. (' T h a y plan to *p*nd O il* weekend In M iam i and w ill retu rn tu Han ford enroutn home. Ready For Installing i Bmnolhtr RolUr Head Operator* 1Self Adjusting Tilting Dotlea I Excluatva Non-Fraying Mr. and Mr*. Raymond Kader and Mr. and Mr*. John K m ltr plot* to leave lo m u m iw fo r New York City w here llie v will attend the National Retail Je w e le r* Con­ vention at the Wahinrf-Aituiio Hotel. While away they plan to attend a number of TV show* nml stage shows and visit other point* of* Interest In and‘ around' New < ) U I ; J .1 York City. Is A • Eaay-Fittlsg Hafaty InntaUatloii Brackett • Modem Deatgnad Encloaod Metal Head A standard candle (of exa ctly , on" eandlepower) could tlu-oreli-1 eally be seen In complcta durkne** 1 and with Ideal conditions for about 60 miles. .. ■■■*■ a ■ ■ G st those y o u n B » le j'ftJ to irhonl ln a wiinlrn^ of C in d erella KT“ r ’‘ *' , . r a t h e divertin g d r * * « * m a d . In dna II r » » K r ^ S c o ; r U o n r.Bh t hare. In atiaa 8 T U , 14. Fro m * 1 .9 B T O H-911 * m w i ur*t»v • MKIICHANTS’ APPRECIATION NIGHT TUESDAY -- AUGUST 12 FREE TICKET TO THE HASEItAl.l. CAME— SANFOItl) vh. ORLANDO - — ■ P B A IX J * L A K K WIHl A $2.1)1) I ’ urclitiHO (U n t il 2 Tlrkettt To I'nrrhnve) p im m s m VV- , ’ >V*-'* * :■ '.u c e '- M ' . '• . •• .. * . * '* rafl ' ; W ' ' * pU * 1' - - -tJW . .. ■it * -■y a w /] * i 4' M M w rrr* D IF - IT ON O F P I E S \ P IT K Venetian B lind S p e c ia l! r v .d IT V F C O F F E E OR ciiif'M-: mi. :i mobile accident. mm SUMMER SALAD SPECIALS Method isf Church Circles C tl R It K C T t « N The lleinld regret* nn ei ror which appeared in the issue of Aug. -I that MaJ. A. W. .Slump,had anived in Hanford for a visit, Ih is -lill at hi* l>H»o in Hun Iterninidino, Calif, 18 x 24 x 28 x 30 x S *4. fill « , HARRIETT’S liKAUTY NOOK S I .Z.’i i!flM North ib ii k Pag e J OUR ANNIVERSARY i >l*t f-i mi » h »’ .» In v tP s t New Smyrna Square Dance Is Scheduled (S p e c ia l) \N Ef W\\ SM Y i R II N A 1 ’ " D a l H o n d a "•pone d a n re t, gathei in New S m yrn a R a lu rf," r -d u a rr dam-c "" k in g the X tlan tii ocean, in m i llin g !" Cham ber o f Com nierce no 1 no’inced today \ I h iii I :U*0 daliei't* are In v it'd from Mrlnmln, W in ter G arden, Suofotd. Apopka, amt Del and to help inaug urate a lieu oluh ivhleh i- iieing organized In New Stay inn <'lif f Cushion of O rlando , e m, ndio| ,,f die famous Jim irn i 'In-on sohool of * i| i i nr o dance , •'t, is , w ill ,|o the ca llin g . I he a ffa n w ill begin al 8 (Ml look iili -1 ih e , o w ill l,e no ml m-1 slim , Uniged F rid a y , August s. 1963 SAN FO RD H E R A L D DR. L. T. DOSS Mr*. Stanley, Mrs Donald Knight. Mr*, .lames M, Neill, Mrs Ho I Elder Springs will return In Jacksonville Hiitiday after n »hnrt vl»lt here with her hrotlier-iii law and slsler, Mr. rind Mr*. W C. Rule. Mis* I.in-ill" lii.-w ami Jirnnil" Drew of II a stings have returned inane after visiting here wilh Mr. and M n. Ari-uld I'lmhl and oui- A n y tim e . P e r so n al s Mrs. Yost Entertains Mrs. Frank' Jones For Mrs. \V. Hawkins Is Hurst Of Honor �• * . J B B M ■Oftp; *:*f' ' " ‘T"f * • M't 1 b ■. » * '• ’ . \: ? • s ,’ x *| j ( *i (?orso No-Hits “Baby Blues” Out Of State Tournament FJWischer G i v e s Uj tynly 5 B i n g o s A H if f t O d ii P o s t 32 Wins Ag a i n , 7-0 ...» By K E N T CHBTLAIN Iteleeh’a Poit 32, ntiil I.m* Cornu In particular, proved Ju»l too much forth* “pride of Sanford" ns the brilliant righthander added Insult to injury in throwing u no.hit nu*ua game at Denver. CordidIV p* little rhniges last night In ; eeml-flnal game nl Hturkc for i Junior American ta-glnn state tnlunshlp. It was the second In three day* that the Miami rb had won over Sanford. Ita aw* stricken “iiahy illues" entered the tournuy as llm umlefrated 111 State to . , th* Dle-ii fdand A r a n . , walked o f f , Jald with a l o a s that lied them I'th* S t a t e i tauraament, lenv* inf/Hialeah and JoUteonvilte to fU ! It out for a top laurels thin gvoning. >Dasplte the nn-hll loan, Snn* f » 4 may well reflect the mnat brilUint record aver compiled b* a Campbel l.o«»ln* Junior Lag ion team with pride. The “S p y Blues" went Into the Stark* tourney last Til rails) clfrtyteg an amasing 18*2 retoaf and whan they departed last ■Ifht It still atood out aa a 11 1 atsaonV count. PanfordV ],cglon nine ruled the roast In Central Florida ami It toak three games finally to drop tlwm out of the State Tourney/ “Mighty Mel" Fleischer, the 10yir-o hl pitching phenomenon iurtlltd the sepson with a brilliant id.-) record. Although lie lost two games at the State. Mel hurled gped hall In both ronlesta and would have won If his mates could hwe supplied him with more backink at the plate. Hialeah ill i'M « Post Nino of Jacksonville, the defending chantdou tonight at !.10. Post Nine, unhealeii t h u s far, nm win ils| tonight. Mow-' second straight State champion­ ship with a win ever, n Hialeah triumph in tha M*(i* lloulda • diminu­ tion tournament would force a Saturday nighi gym* for tha title, 1 f'orso’a nn-hltler hiat night lava him a an puli murk of al­ lowing Just on! hit In 10 In­ ning* af tiiarnnmrnt hurling, lie held Sanford to a single hlnglr In the opening round, the game being called In (lie top of the seventh because of rain. Carso retired I In- Ural 12 men in older, the llilrleenth—Junior Mete—resrhliig linse on sn er­ ror. lie wua prompt) craned On a double piny. Corso walked only two and atrurk nut aaven. Sanford made lie only serious scoring threat in Ilia sixth inning. With two uwoy, M ol Fleislier tew a walk. Hill naffield w a s If a on an outf(s)d error, semiFleischer to troml. The Haliy l i l i e s 1 scoring o p e s were kshed as Shortslop Ale* McFar1 n* snared Bubt i Blshec's liner Bubbs she* f ir th* third out. Fleischer guve Hialeah only five hjts but walked four, the winners capllslltlng on three of the walks far rum. rhdscher atrurk out keen. >In the second, lllnlenh got one itn. McFarlana walked, want to t^lrd on Konnie Brent'a single anu ole home fur the second time In ha tournament. I n the fifth, lllaltah acorad lira* time*, (till Morris walked and alola pscond. John Uhericb king lad; Morris holding second. Larry Fsrranl* sacrificed, the I M t n moving up a baa*, faurlce Gehagsn singled, scarMorris, linerlek moving to 4, Ifhvrick scored on a pitch and (Iahagan mada Ik# fourth run of lha game on rao'a 140-foot outfield fly to a i ________ amlad the scoring in ha eighth, dahagan singled and orao beat out n mint for « hit Iahagan want to third on an atijtiad plck-off at first and grad aa Fred dispart grounded Corao atola third and acorad Jim Krlder hobbled Ronnl# *t‘i Infield tap. Brant stole ute tklnLond fad Baal) »’ infield groundar, ground*r. . >. .»•jP| ' If- T o *8 4 9 0 0 4270 Ducats Are Stanky And O’Neil) Are Turning National Loop Into 4-Team Race Sold For Local Merchants Night 1 2 ft 0 0 18 M i o a ( - . . Blue P r e x y Predicts Record Crowd Fo r Tuesday's B a t t l e • By JACK HAND Associated Fiats Sports Writer Kddi* Stanky, the .brash freshman. and Hteva O’Neill, (be old greybeard-, hack for Mother try, a rc1turning tha- National League Into! a fqur-ctub rare while Brooke lyn and New York trade ponchos In a private neighborhood brawl. Preoccupied In their personal f«ud, tho Dodgers and (Hants scein to be concerned only with the yes or no of ” ■ inifacle of ’S3 the Brooks gather around ChncL ^.csseti to ''stop the Otents" and the (Hants charge at Leo Durocher's chit to “ reinember last y*ar.’’ Neither paya much attention lu tbk onrushlng Card* and Phillies. *1 * # ,.rf l S AHSOCtA TBD Pg.BBH Miller And .South Nip, North Gagers In All-Star Gftme M G O ffends Press, Suspended l^r AL I'cestdent 1 _ B) National l^agae Ratting- Mustal, St Louis, .333; THK HANFORD IIP.HALD Page 4, Friday. Augiiat 8, 1952 Addis. Chicago, .311; Kluatewikl, Clneinnati and Atwell, Cfilcago, .310; InK-kman, Nat* York," .308. Runs balled In — Bauer, Chicago 88; Thomson, New York, 74; Dod­ ges, Brooklyn and Ennis, PlillaJelpbla.'-Tl; Slaughter, Bt. Louis, 07i -)1 ’ •’ " . Hits - Muslal, St. Louis, 133; ' f r * Ajj, *?•' f' *# GAtNKSVILLE UH-A fiery iiltte Adams. Cincinnati, 128; fichoeaforward from Tampa cut lb* taller dichst, St, Loida, • 127; Look man, North leant down tii also end gave New York. 123: llamner, Pblla» the Mouth a 38-37 victory in Ihd delnhiu. lift. Itonia run-. — Sauer. Chicago. third annual Florida high school all -.star basketball game here 27; llodgas, Brooklyn, 22; Miner, Pittsburgh, 20; Mathews end GorThursday night. ,Dick Milter, the little fellow with I’llchiag — Ho*, Brooklyn, 7-1, the spark, drove through lb* *ntlr« North-team to score a (laid goal .975; Wllhaim. Navy York, M i 818; that tied Hi* score with two min1 titles left to play. Ha waa fouled on tho play and calmly made th* Brooklyn, T t V - lT l, American Letfig free throw aiiu South stalled out Ratling — rain, Philadelphia, the victory. 'North had the slxe, especially .344; Wiwdllng, New York, .329; with 8 5 Dick Lrntiull from Day, Kell, Boston, .321; Goodman, Bos­ Urna llcai'h Seobrceie operating ton. 310; Robinson, Chicago, .310, Huns baited In — Dbby, Cleve­ around the baskets. He was In dividual high scorer with 10 pointk. land, 78, Rotrinson, Chicago, 7<; rrtog Dropo, fH-irolt and ZeZrnlul, Phila­ Blit ho-had to yickl tho starrk) delphia. to; Rosan, Cleveland, 07. rule lu 5 8 Miller, who was iftls — Fox, Chicago. 139; Rob­ point man lur his team with nine! Tho game was close al) the way, inson. Chicago, 131; Avila, Cleve­ tin* biggest margin being th* 5 0 land, 123; Rosen, Cleveland and 128. lead tho North run up at the atari. Fain, Philadelphia, run* — Uoby, Cleveland, Smith caught up acur halftime uid 24;Home Hnrru, New York, 23; Zarnla), led at the Intermission, 21-18. PhiladelphU, 21; Rohlpson, Chica­ North was on lop again most ul go” Drupo. Detroit aod Joosl, Phil­ the second half until MllMr’l tigeradelphia. 19. Hie efforts clicked ('Itching — Consuegra, Washing­ (South look an edge In Ihe allstar series, two gamd* to one. Th* ton's 0. 1.000; Hkente. PhUatlelph' gamy is pjaycil satrusllj as pari la. 20-3, 179; lUsokl. Now York, Coaches 13 2. .807; Madison, 94. Louis. 4-9, of th* Stale High academic .(too; Sain. N«w York, 9*2, .750. Clinic which winds sasrlons liar* today aiuf then shilta 10 Jacksonville for the annual *U liar football gama tonight Prospects for establishing the fill-time attendance record for a single game 111 the Florida State League brhthtcncd today with the announcement that 1,270 tickets have been purchased by 38 local stores for tha big Merchant’s Night exlruvagausa slated for nest Tuesday night ul Memorial Stadi­ um whan Hanford plays Orlando. Merchants are distributing these, Thursday night by whipping Cin­ tlrketa to their cinnati, 7-4, aa Rrobklyn rebounded rustomern and from an aftentedt1 18 defeat to the complete uplop New. York in tha night half to • dale list I* of i their day-night iltiubfehcader, contained below. 7-5. -1< |i,TI t ) (Jenerul Malinger Philadelphia, winning 28 ul 40 of the Illues, starts slrlci- O'Neill 'replaced Kddla John Sawyer as inaiiagar, swept a pair ed Hi from the boston Braves, 2 1 and mate goal 101 behind Kohln Huberts and club Is to Hubs Meyer. Huberts’ three hitter IKMI ducats to the was his I7lh victory. merchants. With today’s total of Nobody gained anything In the 4,27(J representing a 000 Increasa American, except the seventh-place over yesterday’s 3.07(1 total, It ap­ it.- Louis Brownies -who are too pears reasonable that the goal will nr bock to make any difference. lie readied before the end of thd Tin leading N*w York Yankees weekend. split with Washington, losing tho "The merchanla of Hanford first 4 2 but copping tha second 7-1 have been most co-operative,’ on Bub Kuiava'a four-hitter. Krlder said, "In fact, not on* hen The Boston Bed Sox dropped the turned us dutrn and many are first of two at Philadelphia, 7 5 calling us to obtain tickets." but came back to break even, 8 4. Seminole Blue President J. D. The Brownies won their second Tullahan told th* Hcraldthat with atithlghl » Inning ■gain#; from Da the regular bug seal holders and trull, 5-4, on Harden (jolusberry's the Urlando fans ruining over for doubt*. Tuesday's night game, he predict­ Cleveland and Chicago In Hie ed a crowil <)f fi.OOO-fur the con­ American ami Chicago and Pills burgh In the National were not test. c qwuii If the Hemlnolea ran draw I,- scheduled. The "big" series In ihc Polo !IUH fans to th* game, Ihry will Grounds Wanl In the Giants, two shelter all the five record atten­ antes to one, but their hid for n dance figures in th* FHL. Tha ramatlc sweep fell short, As largest crowd lu attend a regu­ result they picked up inly only one lar NenHon game In th* State liters and still trail am* on the Dod| loop waa 3,327 In Oalnenvillg an HT LOIJIH m - Bill McGowan, y Ste games. June H, mill, how*ver, In * sim­ When Al Corwin, Durocher's sur­ an American Itengu* umpire for ilar Merchanla Night in Lavaburg this araaon an *atlm*l»d prise- darter in Thursday's day 27 years, has been snspemlcd In* 1,230 jammed their way into' game, was relieved In the nlghtcr, itcflidtcly fur an Incident In which wo* accused of insullhig ippri* Venltlnn Garden* to watch h- It was his fifth straight appear wire he Arnica • Parker enrounUr Wat In flvo games since he joined the Writers covering a game al Hporlsmnh’s Park. r» Giants. month. The SO vvsr old McGowan waa Hoyt Wilhelm’s dancing knucklqr suspended hv Will llsfridge, Igsguei biggest single gate at tha Memorial Stadium this year waa helped Corwin homo with Ills sec­ president, aftertetrong pratasta the 2,7(11) who crammed Into th* ond win In the first conlest as llsnk (lean mado Thursday by lha Gtohohandsome 1200,04)0 cantilever Thompson, Al Dsrk and Davey Democrat- and Ilia East Bt. Lnglf structure on the night of July 25 Williams ripped Into loser Carl to witness tha first annual North- Krsklne and Iwa others for 12 hits. Hank Thnmpion till a homer and 11illv tloefl from tho Detroit bench South All-Hlar game. Ihc Dodgers c wiperuled with two The all-time high figure ta at­ errors by Pee Wee lleese, a passil in -Wednesday nlgld’s conlest botend a FBI, contest was In Or­ hall by/ Hnv Campanlla and a Iwoen the Tigers and the-Hi. Loula drowns. Ilio writers asked Mc()(iwlando during th* Khou|hne*ny liallf by Krsklne. an for Inform at ten. They were not Playoffs III 1UIA when 4.887 Tho Dodgers made short work sure which plnytr bad been chased. Hied through the turnsGlea. of George Spencer, Durocher’s wril*#* Mcfiownn’s- reply, fha the writ An interesting program of field second surprise starter, after the said, was " I’ll write you a o leth leltrg," i-vi-nls will Ik- the highlight of the Durocher night rercmnnls CamVaecb of ihe Editor elite Vaech liro-ueliie festivities preceding the pattella's liases loaded home run Sports .........................rilpwoh .liniriial said”- rMcOpwnh ......... ..... r r ------ later ,Inter mad* contest, which will In- delayed fur gave (he Brooks « t n Indue In ntiseauu f gestures I Inward Inn preu 15-m!mites. The "feature" avent lha Hrst. Hilly Cox und Jackie ‘box. will In- the race lu-twren a liuraa Robinson homercii off reliefer Hal Editor St. Iterrldue wired Sports and Hanford's flcvt-fuoted Frank Gregg In the second. Robert L. Rurncs of lha ChibaKmltli. Democrat: Here Is the latust complete list "Umpire McGowan was wrong of merchants who are giving out, when he refused to advise mem tickets lo th* Merchant Night bars of the Bt Ixiui* p m s box game ruesdgy. name og player he ejected from the bench. Ills personal remarks Yowclla and condurt are most regret table To Ur li Imm Drug Co. and as president of the American Celery City Printing 1 *!*,*- * League I personally apologise lo limimlllnl ft Anderaun ■y GENK PLOWDKN all writers who wlfnesled th* af­ I v e y s Hhoe Htore Associated Press Htaff Writer fair. , ' Fausts Drag Htur* "McGowan has bean relieved of Fla, Power ft Light Florida International League Brawn Ssrvlra Hlatlon batters pul on Ihelr hilling domes any further umpire aitlgomants II, B. Pupa CO. ■ “ lay night' and pounded out for an Indaflnltg-period,7' i>-r '*'■ Henknrih Glasa A Paint safUei In three gamei. com­ Automatic Laundry pared with only 51 base hits in Hill Implement Co, (put gamsa Wednesday night. Mill Lumber Co. lh a cellar dwelling Key West Harry* Liquor Htor* Coniip led the attach with 18 off I. aney Dry Gleaning Tagtpa’a wlnnlngest pitcher, Dale The softball play-offt will Imi Thrifty Service Hlatlon Mamewson, and reliefer Cecil result! ‘ J— -*“*-* — '*,~ Hanford Amoco Hlatlon KelaM, to whip the Smokers, 7 5. Li imok* Hour* ' Miami Beach pounded three Mi­ ions II. T. Cowan Go. ami1pitchers for a doien hits and niinotm___ ___ ______ _ standard Oil Co. wag Uwlr game, 5-2, while Bt. my Btrlngor, City recreational Downtown Cleanara Fatersburg jo t lo blows off two director, (wringer said that last Harman* Cafe wait F a in Boach pitchers to score Wednesday nlgnt’a disputed gam* Strickland Morrison an- 9-1 dpcUton. Lakeland waa which Robson won from Wilson’s Gen*'* Ttxato Havana. had been settled, Chase A C o .............. . Holla checkad Tampa on Hanford I’alnl 41 Qteaa A now aircraft lira that will Including a home run Tuwn Pump ...... aland up undar more mar* than, then BO 50 simu­ slmuDaw Drop Inn ... lated high-speed Jut tendings has Frank* Tavern .. succqsriully.MjgPlrijJ^ Texaco Oil Co..... t*M*< the B. Welah Tiro Co. 'With doubles by psny, which d .;^lM*d the tiro, Hanford Atlantia National tarlia Hsrig and Nap Reyca. recently revealed, Dank Dick McMIUln and Mori Smith Florida Hlata liafti' comblmri to limit Miami to ala hlta and the Flamlngoa aawed up lane. Brent, Morris. Uhardk. E — the fame on four unglaa and a Krlder B, Metis, Stafford, Brant, long ny /In tho aacond mnlniLB Morris, uhardk. RttI—Gahagan, Wait Palm Beach collected only SUY N Q T ip itt. Corao, Glausrt. HH — Ferranti. four hUa off Monle Lopai, who had laelltulsn ait/ thereikaa t>| 811 — McFarlana, "Morris, Corao, a ahuumt until tha ninth whan an (ahat ■ now pending peilatng ' Ta the, Cteauli (Irani. DP—Corao ,, I j and Qlaparlt arroe, a walk, and a rundown (at Cuurt la sail (or RauiliMds Counjs FtorlUs, jrtutUiib’r't. l - toR aitldai h dBlabeai lr Flulschi't n and Brant am) Gahagan. Iwft— Bonford 2, Hia' th • biMSlaah 9* ■BB—Flslachar ■■ 4, Corao loaded double and ain.j|lo to drjvt a. BO—Flslachar 7, Corso 7. WP la flva runs. Tho Balnl Flvisehar. U—Bckukiger aad Boote C F1L Hitters Bang Out 56 Blows In P o u r Bail Games Softball P K S S H M iirtJ I Seminoles Try To Play Again; Meet A*s In Pulatka After last night’s unsuccessful attempt at a game, the Heminole Rluea will again try lo play tha Falatka Axolcaa in A m I** Howl tonight. Jorge Rivero started last night’s abbreviated 1‘x-innlng affair and should not ho too tired to begin on the rubber this eve(ting. Y c s t « r d a y’s brief rain could not bo carried off th a Memorial 8 t a d I u m’js flogged drainage system, with tn* result that tha infield wae coat­ ed with a thick c o v e r of mud which f i n a l l y forced plat* umra Bill Halano call off tho Jorge Ivaro dotka-Hanford giame after the two cIulus had played frame and a half, last night. Tonight Hanford will b* try­ ing to anap Ita two-gam* loalng skein and cut the 31,-gam* lead Hi# Axnlras hold over Hanford ia Ihe rar* for th* remaining play-off berth. With only 21 game* left to play Hanford niual win at least 18, while Ihe A sa­ ltan and Orlando Hraalora must divide Ihelr remaining ronlesta, to get Into tho play-offs. DcLond will lie In Sanford to­ morrow night and Sunday th* Blues will travel to tha Volusia county sent. Monday night find* the Heminules |„ Orlando nml then on Tu.vday night Hi* Senators will be visiting Memorial Stadium for th* gala AUicbnut* Night con­ test. S “Sharp N.oteMPlayed $47,236 Pace Tune Leesburg Defeats Daytona, 1-0, On Martinez 4-H itter GOSHEN, N. Y. IP — Sharp Note dated u sweat 847,230 tune In Utc th Hambtetonlan Slake, and his iladdy—Phonograph—l*n I a fail uro as a sire after all. The hay threc-yaar old sun of By F. T. M ACFKKLY Phonograph copped the 187,037 trol­ Aumdated Press Staff Writer ling ii«rby at Good Time Pork The Leesburg Puckers may bo la two out of Ihc running for the Florida Thursday, doing the tig won Stale League pennant, but there straight heats alter HI Ik* (hit dash Will be one bll of pitching Ihelr supporters fan look on with pride. That wus the four hit l o shutout Marty Martinca tussnl against tho Daytona Reach Winders Thursday night. Leesburg got only four hits. FIHST R*CB—O/SOta* SlUn VoliiMte Comity Kernel Club ir*t*« Mot* Poor hwaaivi tA -T M ' ? f k ‘ Jolly turfy. 1 Monro#, I Bill Dsnh a c k —§/iais« Mil* l 'Y iltrustII “ . . **e«aiT.I ‘ _ “ . . t'rnn I ....... W syfUlil nJolfus, I I nprsity Mil* I'rWs. 1 Navrr T,«r-. i m y. S liarW IU rrnonv. 7 l.et'a Itiis. KORMI II a CISCl a/ISISa Wit* h u i. a I, Ait'-nOiii,*, i llsuiu hi KlasU Warrior, t Drd^vry Mo n«y, | (ira* Iruijir.., « Tnvrn Htruc niter. I.tlfla K»ni. s l)nr* Hons S'lK'I H II SI SI—S la u . Mil* I rnub. a Lynn's Lmt. 1 H'*'» III *r ii it, « I.N.ty A***. S I’ovsrty I'anvaot. I Ur»y Topgsr, 7 l.avsi'a, s Himwrnr now SIXTH NAIK—a/l*lhx Mil* I Tom,, Hup. t t'tsro. I Kd's Pinsni'lcr. 4 Hhsfp Tim. 1 No Ant*. * Twjnglt J«*n, 7 Hrsrlft, t (.'svls'* nil Hi* MrCrlrkard ton, oft Johnny Long Ut> uistclmd goose egg for gonsn rgg with Mari tines for eight Innings. Then Buck CoRins wnlked in tjie ninth, stole *econd nml scampered homo on Hricg White’s single, t Jacksonville bench look a rainshortaiwd 8-1 decision over Orlan­ do It was slopped In Ihe sixth Inring Just after Orlando tallied Its SHVMATH HAI’K—aVtUlw MJI* W I My gyssUr, 1 Captain flwifl, I lope run. Haln washed out scheduled Pa” mi Urvsis, iii rue, < Mounuln tVsrrlar; I Past Ahssd, S Ul Uiford. 7 Nu froplfm, I tetka at Sanford and Cocoa at Da l^nd game*. RACK— Mil* I Pauv Itelt. S Plv* Hpoi, t Way Th* Samlnol* Illues This Wash lllss*. 4' norm,a 'Lava, S riaahy Tonight QM.a.,4 I’vggy »»•«. 7 Wick Rub*, S Will Kay. Sanford at Palatka NIISYH RAI-H— a/ia«M RU* Saturday I CiUd. I Cam»o ImdV- t Hlah DeLand »t HANFORD Tsllow, t News It snort; S |IUn-U Sunday Chsrab 4 Ulus Apollo. 1 Noble Hanford nt DeLand a'*a.s» R « P High » > )■lO tlf u.m.........— ...... . Law 8,-38 g.m. JJ'S? ...... Ui29 p-m......................... 8il3 p.m. Monday, August II a,m. ..... ............... BiQO u.m. HOLLYWOOD BED SPECIAL! "•« / « *vrv t /«r*« M K fm W i r. , rnr ) D*ltu« Hollywood Bod. emnytet* with Headboard, M u ir W "*r J i i J M i? »a* Is SOI M )N l 1 * ^ 8 1 1 5 P. M, 10 - Races Mon. • Tuea. Tkura, - Frl. / 11 RA CES WED. and RAT. Dally Itenbte tat M iiiy to herew ith s i vupon .wyog, ar WMch" I I you fall.to.4u.ei •rso pro tee or July. Raynolda spun tha flrat two (nnlnga yielding one hit und a steal# tally before Hawkins took over .tv limit th* Volusia Countlaitl to two more runs on a pair of safaris* tha remainder of tha distance. >Bob Snodgrass, who replaced the' DaLaad atartar on the moundla tha fourth Mania, opened tkt astrund with alngl* off RsyaoMa and went lo second bis* via aat*al, taking third on an error by Jim Butter, Banford receiver, and scoring on Uaynold's wild MAnwhlle Karl Hunt, paLand’a starting fllngar, blanked the Ideals for four Innings yielding slnalaa to Reynold* In the first, Dallaa Turner In the third and HawktHa In In* fourth. Sanford brokb tn tha scoring column In the fifth when Sam Kuhn slapped out a hit between first and lecnnd to score Harold Pate, who had walked to open the frame. DeLand tallied their final two runa in th* fourth on successive slnglea by Hunt and Hnodgrata, a sacrifice by Partin and an­ other bingo by StrouiL - i ' With Hanford trailing 3-t In th* bottom of th* sixth, Howard drew a pass and Hawkins belted a long triple to left bringing home How­ ard. Butler reached second on Karl Hunt'a overthrow of first which permitted Hawkins to com* in easily. Hualile Julian rapped out a sin bringing Butler home with what proved to be the winning tally. Howie Gordie’s Junior Leaguers now- boast ol a respectable 3-3 re­ cord for tha taason holding an even iplit In their two-gam* sat with DeLand and a triumph ov4r Enterprise and a 1-2 record with Orlando Uama. t ~ 0 Dougla* Oglesby lost a $49 watth during-tho gam* to mar tha victory celebration. Coaok Gordie said It waa left In tk* dugout of Ihe old Municipal 1*1,A VHH h II IS IIH HUI Ava Stadium and he would appracioj* 416 III • 1 l> . 117? U if th* parson who find* it g*8 I'mle 1 101* ir,t III* tai llohcrtv In contact with him or bring th# 406 i i i 0 ill 4IMI MS 4* IS JM tlr«wKl«r tlmspleca to Ihe Herald offLa.III Iiuimr IN 117 tk 71 DeLand DIO t!00 0 - 8 . ink l H 174 000 013 x—4* t I'nhm !«l SI 1 IB .141 SANFORD llrt.oklyn tfis St 0 U lit K. Hunt, Snodgrass ,(4) and l.txlsr Partin; Raynolda, Hawkins (3) and Butter. Revolving around th* nuclaus of Tha second swsstest »yP4 <4 an atom ati a number of particles called *l*etroni, each with o ne­ sugar la aucrosa, tka o rd in ary sugar of commerce. gative charg*. 1 a? “Now there's a Beautiful Roof T h a t’s w h at your n rifh b o ra w ill la y wl m b your m w B a v n t t* A aphalt B hittfU ' A p f l tho r o ll bo m a n »ueh opnolinwatB, t o o - ' T o d tha B a r r t t A i f i l i H WUfrltftYfah harm o n isin g color* an d U M t goonutrlcRl . pattern, ta an eyo*topp*r a a m t e h . T U t ' R tho w ay th a woman m it, a t l M k r' ?” f > O f court*, from th# m a a V T i t M ^ l tho rogl ,bM uty o f tho B a m t t A n h a l t liH t ^ durability. I t ’# a to u g h th U g te ^ tu d O ’o f raw odhtMlt h it , M turated w ith fteuteUlWe .n-e-tol>v” ijw cw uy aankaU anA NT.• * G a tW tIO D B N lt l» U yjfj vmr, :m h Tho locate ataged a Ihree-ruu uprteteg Is th* hullooi of tke sUth -framo lo overcom* a 1-L deficit and go on to win 4-S. th# •M«t margin of victory (hay. registered Tuesday sflaruooa has* ugainst tha Oriaado South Bfrott alns. wt*M , 7 "Handy Randy” Reynolds and Jimmy Uawkina combined to twirl Sanford's Junior Leaguer* tu a threw hit 4-3 triumph ovsr DeLand yeutarday afternoon in the old Mu­ nicipal Stadium. . ASPHALT n u w . Gordiemcn H o l d 3-3 Season’s R e c o r d ; Hawkins T r i p l e s OC illB A U ,, -Tr Oita p.m. U 'na ' .* t) o n m h - irate ■>. . . X S "T •’ t, OPTOMETRIST in m. iiuiu rWMin L Sffi Notice* ^ Florida State Laaga# ’ Wor Lost FeL DeLand 34r J J 1 .719 .944 Daytona Beach ’ 3! 17 543 Jaxvllla Reach 24 23 .522 Sanford 24 W PMatka 22 » Orlando 23 25 279 Lansburg }7 _9 284 Coco* II THURSDAY’S RESULTS Leesburg 1 Daytona Beach 0 Jacksonville Beach 8 Orlando (called in 8th rain) Palalka nt Sanford, pinl, rain Cocoa at DeLand. pwL rgln TODAY’S O r IIEB Daytona Beaob at Leoahurg Jacksonville Beach al Oxteodf) Si n/ord at Palatka 1 DeLand at Cocoa SfaiteRol Loagne 87 Brooklyn 83 Nuw- York 62 St Louis 56 Philadelphia 52 Chicago 42 Boston Cincinnati Plltiburgh New York at Huston (night) Brooklyn ol Phllodelphla (night) Chicago at Pittsburgh (night) HI. Louis at Cincinnati (night) New York 8 5 Brooklyn 2-7 (daynight dnublehcader) St. Louis 7 Cincinnati 4 (night) Philadelphia 2 10 Boston 1-2 (Only games scheduled) American Lcaauc 45 .589 64 New York 80 Cleveland 47 tel 47 544 58 Boston 528 56 Washington 52 .515 3 Philadelphia 59 .506 54 Chicago 422 48 Bt. Louis 63 .340 70 36 Detroit —T .. Washington 4 1 New York 2-7 Philadelphia 7 4 Ruston 5 9 HI. Unite 5 Detroit 4 (night 12 lu nfngs) (Only giaincs scheduled) Boston at New York (night) ishlngton (night) Philadelphia nt Washington Detroit at Chicago (2)(night) Cleveland aI Bt. Louis (night) Florida International Leagw 42 .653 79 Miami 42 77 .047 Miami Reach Tampa 07 51 54 Havana 03 60 81 .504 St. Petersburg 65 West Point Beach 59 79 Lakeland 4s 89 Key West 34 ttey Weat 7 Tampk 5 Miami Beach 8 Mlarrtl 2 St. Petersburg 8 W«|t Palm Beach 1 Lakeland at Hav«ha! ppd, wai around* ipa at Lakeland ty West at Miami Bt. 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Including Electric l a«h Iteglstrr, Dry Electric Drink llua, I hruinc lalile* and Chairs, Show C'aiea Etc; — Al*o for aal*. BILL’S CIGAR STORE m i s LONJh It A N d E lt YH II. J A M E S « U T Delivers Off i STREET The 1052 Dodge 5 0 % lo 75% 4 F IR S T PH ONE Drupe, Sundries, I'ataiil Medic Iota. Including Aaylrina, Hal llapatlra, Milk of Mapiiffala. All.* NtU.er, AntDaplica, Grovta Taatalrea ('hill Tunic Infant Baby Oil, ('rtoatulalan, liadacol, Rerun*, Swamp Kuul, Kudol, Cardui. and other ilantn too numer­ ous lo mention ------- 110 H. I'ark Ave. I I ASM flO ltlM lN uruf tils iitlvi'nlMiett In xnur* General Insurance Firal Aid Suppllaa. Va r illlf O P II ACTO R ritii-r roll for ;i pjtoihhnrQt Phone 17.*»2—1716 . , I V I IUN ! ANP I WAV IM "Al'PlGM • - '(.I1 ' Aurauc I OUY VOUU UCH 5BU WHCN to ih \ imev just o rrircD r u rAiLMAIV.Is A CnA.SCC 10 1'tAY vft \U« I JCRHv,' /* iy*u t VCHt DAY e... 1 UNCM11 * € 0 .0 0 0 M i l 1 »on i\»NiNO * x \ V A (ONfkACf, l \,v\ ; ' Off DR. II. K. 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I .uii|il*'trly fill IiInIiciI, Eli'i trlc k I t r ll •• !• » • u t . , I \||'U Sunil.ill MAIM Iti'ltwiilllttill*. fi'Mitli nil llipliwul.v I 'hull' 17 It'd, ni-iit lo Auction Mnrki-i I I I ik If I V lllllll *1 I Mil).I* wil li NKW h IttitiM noun- mi tii.lilvii V*•••i1•l hi.* 11idlci k. ltdi •! v l.nkr, I'lioni- «!M ,M or Hf.f. M lit woi K f• !»•*(•< • ii h w«t h oil |»oiilf i y f:u in I' i » I I (llll l DpU* ", Al'AHTMEN'T .’I Ill-illOOIII*. Oil wider, cl* li»* ll > U tin* a. dNi •J*I> furnUlinl. I'liont- :?*JI (ill. I CKNAOKH—By Kivaky. Itox C, N.dif o-I H*mill. Mull, I'Ti.nr nml Fiirplui'*. I'AltM FOB BENT on «hai.'i, M. ti. IIOlKiKB l w ry tfot'd lund, mi luml Muni. I'hune 128 N IKN lM iB M III.lt M \N I KM Between Knterpilat' nmi Osteen 10.7 M. Ihl SI. -• --- — Fit'll II M'll ■•».., I'l'uiH' 170 ni I'ltoitf HOP W. HI" NT BUM IlKItr i L’urleun Tul.lv L'hliVV. V EIIY I.AIltiK bedroom fui Model (inn n " Olympic Coin... . .. iiialit'.l apt. I'rlvnti* entninee liiut.'inn Anteunn and ' i* . v I" ' iiiul ptlvnte I,Nth. Adult* only. Iluoat. r |H0. Iloli'x Binllu A for I.m-iiI „ fh ,. M„" I,in*. Inp ur.d liiihiiieinp • xpi'i ieuv.*, T.'levihlon m7 W. let. I'htin* I'In•,11* till \V. I, ll Ill tV 1*1 I.IH'I M,e ,lilt,I"'. I itv,' 11(if, M ,'OMipfele mfoi lull' imi. It-1* MI'ii MODKIlN J l.e.Iinni,i uiiiHiiiiiy e o ll> i old New ulul lined. Tuilu* holm1, carport, utility loom, <utk IT A NON - IT,ide • in*. Kinter'* I'lario , fltiota, nice lawn nml lunil.eiip NI...... 1200 .My,lie Avenue. I’li. " It Ing Mower K wa.lilng uiaclnuc t2dn W. .1,.hbei .It: 11 iliiiini oi -id, liile furuialied if deaiivil. --------—— - ■- — — nji|v.nil'll to linudln Into,I lcSen,in,.I,• lltully, I'hune 27 Flee • Fieri - Free pel lent, glu** <T<on. i mid luitid Buffer Itenlal cleaner. Will" giving full ,1, 2 Bi'iDIHJOM i,pi. New electric I with tlpi'ii Suiidny 11:00 u. iii . 1.00 kitchen, Imili with aliowvr. l*i.i iTiriH.. of 1'iuite Wux tjfuuin.il Ihviaion, Wiiimiw , It, I'hune If,-7. at 111ii 11n_______________________________ Nenkiiilk Ohm ft Faint (Jo. I UBNISIIKII, Bigelow Apt*, dll IkM(IKK WANTED - 9 I'in k. No pel* Down iliilra. OKA I'THAI AN elect tic liencll a.w, like new, Including motor and IIAIIY SITTKIl, Mr*. Fulkenberg, I oil REN T Fttrtlaliatl apl. lienl reference*. Phone I2IM-.I. apecinl built table, (,'uil be neen lin k Ave. nvar downtown. at Hill I.umber Yard. I'rlce ; u v Experienced in Tlnee room* pin* Mutpliy Innery7,i.hu Wally Dl. trirlia, I'liurm »c\it a . real eatale. Dictaphone, (.'uli door. I.tupe I,nth. Hcieciiel 27. U&ti-W. front porch nml garage. Only " ■ 'i <r>7.f<0 p e r nmnlh. I'hune VENTTI.LATINO fan, g a r d e n n j j J - . 1 1 1 -12 I M1-K-2, ___ ________________ trnilor, limunled deerbenil, post 12— SP EC IA L SER V IC ES drill, ilrr.aer, table, antique*, CAlliNKTH Km mien lop*. C. Vail f. BOOM AN'll rcr een pm ill if,nr, Elliott Avcnu*. Wuotlworking. f, 12 Suuford Avi furniaheil apt. Cloae In. Cull Plume MN W A Ilfnl-J, 1227-li after « p. m. ONE U SED gua *tovo "pior*nc*' type. Hood inndltlon —modern — UAKPRNTEII WORK NAAS I'criomil only, Available (MOO. PIO Park Ave., Conway. Vor quirk repair Juba, or kuiui now. B bedremn Houiea, electric kitchen, bl eukfuat bar, act I'.'lied INVALIO chair,, good condition. n building, Call Jim 11(2 M (. Benloii Furniture r u n ; (22 porch, ceramic Ole bath. (75.00 PLUMBING Hanford Ave. I’hune 1002 Cmtract and r*tialr wotk. Frv* •itlmat**, U. L. Harvey. B0( FOUR "Boom unfurniihcd hou**. TUXEDO FE ED S . ComuUt* lino Sanford Avo. Phone 1928. U 4 JUJ*»i»min* Ay *. Hunt’* Tiu*do F*od 8tor*. TTV»l \\.[P#fTCI4A9* _______________ _________________ 1 , . . . . . _________ __________ ____ ___ ________________________________ 1-------------- SANFORD an \V«v « /M * . i: v i l i K' I •«»i* i ii I••i iM HI hi I ef *HI . I Swmu 4 Cut* • Pin f il l A VI'IHI* II I I II I *. I rill 1.111 • I. .Sail I n . \| ■ u in I . ni in. 1, 11a• I i lull, 'it».i i .ill Italiillli . .1 ' ii i m u in i' tin s i it\ n I-: I .!l. Mil. a ,.t | .1 lilt .It £ ' . . . I ti l l l l l l I'li I t.“l U - I I I' \ , i If I i.. , i n| *• Iv. Hot • i.'iil I Im ..lu I li l.ili ' 'A >| ll|,i I I n , Nllfi I IaI \V l.li ll" ' I I III lollilu lllll I nM I I i i .SI .1 In I l f. \NC I ’ .I, I \ uni luilll lllllik III • m. . with Hit H» \S AI.I.V tH , 1• Jit', i'iv Hlcf.ila 1'liuiii* Ini. ki I 1V I'KD HiiHdu/. r Winn* |( ' lllflllc Kill* i I'lKK I lliii .*'• S|n* i*'i( i S ki vice, 1 hum im.! 11'.l.iiinte i*n«l I.Millf.-r • ti |t. ut * i »v i Dii* i > I'li*.n* i S| mi f(.*H .1 \'\\ Mil\\LI(.‘ M.iii| enn! HI . • t* |illl|i i SI. ||lllll I. 8, if |U 1- in. SI 1 Iiiiiililiiy A Sn|ipltea i , 11 n. tirtp U It. I'MlI* M .1 t\ >i,k "gull Son'll I'dik A *. I'li,ni.- r.o III I MT IKK. In ,-lny ni civic v. ii m fin, i l.ili,hi Nnyder, H I , \*..,..l„l.' SI I III,lint., M M in t i:n I'KBNltN VI S — IS M ,iii lu.lv Bidet in Mlnu. 111, n.,uti (Tilciign I.eMve Aug 11, I 'll.,in If/.J MlllH.ICN live I II.line, I'al, Dlvtil.„ii, I eui'nliulile, . onl, ijnltC, li.'in. ,1.. '.U’,7 IV u I.OSI AND I'OUND —. I.II. I Adluw li..|.I Mll.nlllc llllg. If. word I'holte I Hit . 1.1 Kit Blue coin pillar, apptuxli,inie y (I l ull near dtluv Macline Simp. Itetiirn to btln* \|:u I.iiin Simp. Krward. i L' \i i o m o b i i . e _s _ _ _ _ IB We’ll i,uy join cut legaidlaao ul age ,,r . 011,111ion Little & Reel Uavil Car* '.'n,l and Suuforil —Ih lnr.li liO IK iE Wayfairr Bu.ine<ii Coupe. One owner. Exc*ll*nl ■nii.litliin^lKf.iUtit Phone M l. 17— BOATS' - la ONE factory made 12ft. out-lioarU inotoi bout. Bargain at flbU.OO. W F til,bier. Bo* MH3, lleBary. I F Tiojan lunnabmit, IS' ChH* Craft crul.er, 24' lliggln. run1,nl,nut with 115 li. P.. Id' Chrfa Craft Sedan crul.er, 82' Eapre*» rrulaar. Huy now and enve at Lake .Marine Sal** and Hervlc*., Mt. Dora. Ph. (771, Op«n Sunday 11:00 a. w .—VtQ . V- »>• . rs | �A* » rsy c,'TyriTr ,.,*, ^ii isu*-.t» i T H E BAXFO RD H ER A LD P *I« 6 Friday, August A, 1952 Heroic Efforts Of i HOLLYWOOD | Woman’s Courage, By BOB THOMAS Snakes AndBabies Convicted Commie Carrier Crewmen Lfi - "Now you Related By Writer Leaders Are Given Lauded By Skipper seeHOLLYWOOD It; now you don't." I must admit that I had to stifle By RKLMAN MORIN tty gkojiof mcabthur a yawn when Tony Curth started Maximum Allowed TOKYO (For Hal Boyle) iff — U. S Far Bast displaying III* bag of magic trick*. NEW YORK iff—How woidd you Naval lirafbpiarters today de Amateur magicians and people LOS ANGELK8 Off-Callfornla's scribed how heroic crewmen saved who do card tricks at parties have feel If you were In a crowded hi bus 14 leading Communist* — Including the nlrrrafl carrier Itexcr from always bored me. Hut my Interest with some loose cobras? • self • styled founding member flaming explosions which killed started In quicken when Curtis That happened to some people of the parly In Russia — nro under nine shipmates. in India Ihe other day The Hornwent Into his act. maximum sentence of five year* In Minutes filler flames broke nut "Now I take this red ball, and bay office u ’ the Assoclatet,’ Pres* prison and 110,000 lino each today below links at dawn Wednesday, suddenly, It disappear*. Oops, reported that a snake-charmer In for conspiracy against the United crewmen braved smoke nnd in­ hrrr It Is." came aboard, carrying the coliras State., ferno like heat to unload bombs And mi bn made a red ball come In baskets. The bus Jolted over a The heaviest Judgment possible amt ammunition from planes and go and then multiply Into many pot hole In Ihe road. Tho basket* under the Smilh Acl of 10IO was readied fur strikes against (lie red ball*. Not had. Then he did a sprang open. levied Thursday by Federal Judge Communists in North Korea When one of the rohrns reached routine with some steel rings, mak­ Veld William C. Mollies after be uphe Ollier seamen dnnneil oxygen ing them engage and disengage the driver's compartment, the driv­ the Jury's guilty vrrdict musks amt rescued rnmrndcx Frctly good Tnen ho seemingly er panicked and lost control So he The defendants, Including Hus- trapped by smoke anil (lames. picked some playing card* out of said, afterward Thrro was a seri­ ilan horn Frank Specter. took tbeir Their skipper called It an "Inspir­ Ihe air nnd made them vanish, ous accident In a way, this Is the other half sentences without flinching. All ing performance " Jit-rmirknhlr. He also performed a made stronit, some defiant, stale[PSOt story The Navy here snlil the tire unit card Irlrk which was tilled "out of a KiplingPMiuc menls malntnlnlm! Innocrnru All explosions injured -I? The Injury of this world." It was One night In India, a llrittih of 14 filed Immediate nnllre of In toll reported In Washington was "How's that for a begin beginner?” fleer ami his wife gave a small tention In appeal Hie case lo the 75, tint a Navy spokesman here Curtis asked proudly, riffling a dinner party It was during Hie U. S. Circuit Court. war, and so there was some talk said that probably Inrluilrd those deck of card* through the air. The convlrleil Communists — temporarily overcome by smoke I had to admit that hi* per of the fighting and Ihe bombing found guilty after six months trial lint not Injured. what-not. Ann formnmv was plenty ckay. This of British cities, nnd.....................d of conspiring to teach and advo­ The Washington account differed was part of his homework for hi* then one of the Indies tripped the cate overthrow of the government In other respects The Navy De role in "Hmtdini," In which hn'II trigger on a lovely argument. by force — all professed pride partment said one exploding Jet Impersonate the famed magician. Jhis wor baa proved ono thing," "Th in the Communist Forty. plane touched off the disaster nnd It Is Ills first Innuoiit from Uni- she sold, “ women are Just as brave "I am o found Ihr member of 12 other planes were drslrnyil, ciTMi If utern ultima I and hi* big- as mrn In an emergency, and per M the Communist Party," Specter. 57, Hendrjunrlers sntfl the cause was jjexl film lo date. Nn wonder he haps hravrr." ■aid. He dated Ids party entry Sep nndrrtertnlnrd and did not reveal ns been working like a beaver The men were Indulgent. They •ember, 1819 He has been In the extent of the damage lo Hie xhlp, for II conceded that women in the serv­ If. S about 25 years and was l<ns normally manned try » crew of "I've been practicing inuglc for ices had often displayed exlraordlnAngeles County Industrial organ 2,000 a week nnd a half already," he nary corage Hut they polnlrd out The fire and explosions seared explained "1 come to the studio also that women will jump on n tier for the party when Indicted last December Speetor faces alien the 27,mm ton flattop's Hangar fleck for three hour* to learn undrr chair nnd scream In thu presence —the level Immediately below the George l-omlnn. then 1 work at of n mouse. spur deportation proceedings. The argument was swirling, nnd Others sentenced: Wtlllnm ' ff.^ht deck The Navy here snlil home for four or five hours, And nobody noticed when the bnit css Hchncldcrmnn, ex . California par merely that the names broke out I'm not even tin salary yet. ty chairman; Frank Carlson. Phil in n cluster of jet planes mt llm "That doesn't mailer. I’m so quietly signalled one of the Indian Ip M Connelly and his wife, Doro­ hangar deck nuts about this part that I want servants thy Healey Connelly; Hen Dobs. A Naval court of (uf|iury was lo look like a magician. I know lie bent over her shoulder. She Krnest Olio Fox. Mrs. Hose Cher- ordered lo Investigate Hear Adin the studio could show close.up* of whispered something He hurried nln Kusnllz, Carl ftii.tr Lambert. Herbert C Megan, commander of some other guy doing the trick*, out of the room Albert Jason (Mlrkeyi Lima, At Carrier Division tine, was np but 1 wouldn't feel right about It. A moment later, be reappeared, Hlrhmnnd, Mrs Ixrrrttu Starves pointed Its senior officer It'll give Ihe picture nn added holding a bowl of milk He set the Stack, Henry Htlnhrrg and Mrs Although Capt Marshall It Gur value If iienple see me doing the bawl nn the floor In a fnr corner Oleta O'Connor Yates ney, Hie skipper, said the linger tricks myself. of Ihe room Mrs. Yates Is due to return to was able lo carry on Us mission, Suddenly, a rnlirn slltherrd out "I know a lot of ymrng actors court today IV for further sentence llm carrier was sent In Japan for who would slough It nff nnd not from beneath Ihe table, bending on criminal conic mol charges, In repairs The explosions occurred report to work until they gel paid. for the milk There were scream*, cur red when she fieri lord to nn while the tloxer was on miles east 1 don't dig thill The main thing quick exists, and Hie confusion wan awer mirations on Hie witness of Woman, Korean F.asl Const Is to keep acting nmi learning Immense when the other guests stand. She u-as the only defendant port your work, whether your paid for saw It. The servant quickly de to testify during the trial The nine dead Ineludrd a Navy It or not That's the only way an strnyed the snake doctor and two hospltalrnen who •etor gets heller " l.ntrr, they naked the hostess braved nearby flames lo rare for George l/indon, who was stage how ahe knew Hie cobra was In wounded shipmates An exploding manager for Thurston. Hlnckstnnn the room Did she sec It? When? shell got them Due man was Inst and other great mnglr acts, ex­ Where? overboard. Helicopters amt small pressed amazement at the nbllliy "I didn't see It," she replied, luuils rescued 112 others wlm were of Ids pupil "Why, Tony Is doing "but 1 felt It It wax colled foiled into Hie sen by Hie r linking Irb ks nfler in days Hint most new around oty ankle " smoke and flame*. This tended lo thill the argil magicians would have to work on Sri finds niter the first fire was fur 30 weeks," he exclaimed tnrnt about men mid women and discovered, the Navy said smoke, whnt they do lo the presence of "1 waul to learn everything SEOUL, Korea <115— The U S flames ami explosions Idled the can about lloiidinl," -mid the tne eagi cugrr danger Fifth Air Forre said American pi hangar deck Hot about Hie colirns. . There Curtis "| even asked George to lots shot down three Communist In Hie eiiglnernom, perspiring tiring In some of llomllnl's diaries are almost as ninny tales of their Mills today In the filth straight crewmen wore oxygen masks ami •bat be owns I want to know what strange ways ns there are snakes day of furious Jet battles over stock to llirlr posts The king cobra is aggressive, kind of a man lie was " North Korea The In lured ami smoke stricken 1 asked London for the secret of and presumably, will always at America's 18th Jet nee was streamed to emergency medical lloudlnl's greatness. tack; Hie other types nnlv defend crowned In the action, which facilities set op in Hie wardroom "It was showmanship," he re thmnselves Yet, some of the In­ brought the five flay allied loll of and nil the Hlgfil deck Sailors amt piled. "Ills greatest trick was the dians claim that not even the big Russian - built Jets In 18 destroyed seagoing Marines lined rip lo offer Chinese torture, lie allowed him- king will harm a small child. They and to damaged blood. •.elf to be shackled and lowered believe n snake reacts, through Capt. Clifford D. Jolley. Salt In mldnfteriionn, after the head down Into water. We'll show some sixth sense, to the loathing Lake City, shot down his filth Mt() flames bail been ipielled, Capt that In the picture, and Tony will and dread that arises, nn sight. to qualify ns an are. That made Gurney broadcast over the loud do II lilmsr In most adults. three kills In two days for the 31- speaker: And they think this Is an ac­ Will magical secrets he exposed year old Sabre Jet pilot Today the "Today 1 wltimsarit the most In­ In Hie film? quired feeling, something you have Air Force confirmed a MIC be spiring performance of mv life. "flit, no." London assured. "Him to learn Hitter a baby docs not ■hot down July -1 Your unhesitating willingness to illnl never believed In giving away know enough to be nlrnld, bn inny As n rtntjil, llm sprelnculnr push Into tint Inferno In save your his st-mila The only tiling hu ox be perfectly anfu -even with u F oiii Hi of Jm ; aerial battle nrar ship and your shipmates was n posed was fake spiritualism." cobra. the Yuln River became the big supreme test of valor ami ilevollon Preston Grover, who headed Hie Curtis Is co starring wllh Ills wife gest day of the wnr for It. S. air In duty We shall carry on as our Jnnet Leigh, In "Houiilnl." There AF office In India for a number men — 13 Mills shot flown, fine beloved shlpmntrs. now Inst, would have been re|mrts Hull he will lie of years, wus a witness In one of prohnhly destroyed nnd five flam have wished us lo do " sawing her in half for Hie film these incidents lie was visiting nn Indian fam­ London denied this The old record of 1.1 shot down, "Hawing a woman In half was ily. Their child. In .i nigh chair two probably destroyed, ami one Invented by an English magician nn Ihe lawn, was eating u Imwl damaged was set last Dec. 1.1 after lloiidinl died," be reported of bread anil milk Cobras like U. N, warplanes also gave pow­ milk, amt apparently they can erful frontline support to ground smell It from conslderntite ills trimps who Thursday withstood the Inner*. hottest day of the year — a sear­ Grover, horrified, saw tho anako, ing I0H degrees on the weitern Just aa It was crawling up the front. TALI.AHARHKK Ml - Haste nu side of their chair. It crossed the On the rentral front, Allied tomnhlle liability Insurance Is go baby's lap, and came onto the planes today nttnrkcd Chinese lug lo rust more In Florida after apron of the high chair. Then It troops who Thursday night tried Aug 25 began drinking Ihe milk. In vain to recapture the rugged Hlale Insurance Commissioner With a clumsy graturr, the baby TALLAHASSKK iff- Motorists knob railed Capital Hill from South Kit I,arson has granted Increases banged It ovrr the head wllh the driving past a "heer Joint" mint Korean Infantrymen ranging from f5 In 92t n year on spoon. Tough South Korean font subtler* whnt ta known a* "5 and in" poll* be alert to the possibility of pa. "Wo expected the cobra In Irons wandering out tntn the road atop Capital Hill pitched Chinese cleg. the Florida Supreme Court held strike," he nsld, "hut the baby troopi down the rugged slope when These policies provide innlnrlits today. upset Ihe bowl, nnd th* snake aimthe Reds tried to selie the prize with the minimum Insurnnre covThe Court upheld a *6.150 Judg­ ply dropped onto the grass and outpost. Gunfire and bursting erage required under the state ft all. sparkled si ..................................... In lha darkness for nanrlal responsibility law. A driver ment awarded Mr*. Ada Orlner went on looking fnr milk down :S V- •halls an hour before men of the repub­ without Ihe coverage must prove for the death of her husband, Leon there." It was only when they np lic'* Capital Division scored Inelr ability In nay the damages If he Ortner. Hr was killed, according proached to kill It, he saitl, that to the rourt record "immediately victory, I* responsible fnr nn acrldrnl ihe hood went up and It rolled The Insurance companies, said n,!r.r i” v,nH n 'brer Joint"’ about lo strike. Chinese and North Korean artil­ lery and morlnr guns boomed loud Larson, claim Florida traffic rnsu- midnight, April 2, tost, near DunSo, In case you are ever on a ly across the entire front, hut little nltles avr Increased and prnprrly den on Ihe Winter Haven - Dundee crowded hue with a loose cobra, action wai reported from the west­ damage cnsla more lo make good highway when itrurk by an auto­ became of Increasing costs of ma­ mobile driven by Joe Ray King, cither open a bottle of the best ern and eastern sectors Folk County Circuit Judge Don homogenized, or prelcnd not to terials nnd servlcca. The Increasra granted vary over Iteglster, In awarding Mrs. Grlnar notice. Iho atnle because accident rate* damages, held King had been neg­ ligent In driving at about 40 miles differ from locality In locality. Incrensea fnr the most common nn hnur In a congested area and i: hnslr policy—that issued In muter being over the center line. The Supreme Court, In an oplnLONDON (ff— An agreement to 1st* over 25 year* old whn drive pay off the huge prewar private private cora fnr pleasure only— on by Justice Glenn Terrell, said NEW YOIIK iff - Dr. J, Oltla 11 long has held a motorist la reHerman debt* nnd end Wo»t Ger­ Include: many's status a* ■ bankrupt na­ Miami, 146 at present raised In M'dred to, drive at a speed that Edmunds of Stetson University, Detion was approved hare today by $35; Jacksonville 135 to ISO; Palm will enable him to keep hta car Land, Fte., and Mr*. Edmunds ar­ rived today aboard Ihe liner CorReach County 133 In 430; Fens* under control at all timea. a 17-natlon conference. "Thla means that If he la racing onla after a two • montha vacation cola, Tampa and Rt. Petersburg ..T he, agreement now goei to a In Italy, Germany, Austria and over a speedway ha ean bear United Stale* • Oritlah • French 9211 to 935: Orlando 129 In 135. on he gas and let hla automobile Enilind. Present rain for the real of the Ljn government commission op Gor­ state la 929, lo be Increased lo do It* licit. If he la traveling on Dr. Edmund*, who last year pub­ dabti, The commission, ... in [he highway ha la required to con­ lished a aariea of article) stressing 413. consultation wlih the governments Rale Increase* fnr other 5 and iine himself within the allowable the Importance of the amall private M other creditor nations, will draft lo potlclaa lamed according In ago speed. If he Ja traveling through college aa a mean* ol keeping duan Intar , governmental agreement of driver* and use* to which their rongesled areas, residential dls- catinn frea from political Influence, , putting the debt pay-off system Invehicles are put also wen ordered tricta where there are church#*, ■aid he had visited numerous rotand will ranie from It to 53 par schools, puygrounds, ’bear joints' leges and conferred with a num­ *A' conference statement salt) that, cent dppanding an retddoncu of or other'places where the public ber of political leaders abroad. "broadly speaking, term* of Ute Iho policy holder*, "Europe's educational system itttamai adhere aa closely as aottlament has a long way In go to approach possible to Ihe terms of thati original ___ to control his automobile al all our*,'' ha uld. "In moat countrlea contract and do not In moat casaa timea." fra* education haa arrived on the lavplve any, reduction lnt he orlgOrlner was 30 year*, old and scent only a abort time ago. Thera princlpl* amounts." la nothing anywhere compare, arabte to our private non-government-supa means that Weal Germany JACKSONVILLE iff Harry H, ported college." . r ,nay nff nearly all ol Gar- himbergi Lakeland, pleaded In­ tics Terrell said. pany >te prewar The Florida educator said tea . "It la common know!* ?.V| Ume ted at 2 dollars. nocent to four counts Involving In- business la often going i »w W to s button him Amarlcan private collages were coma tea evasion In fedora! court ' , However, interest rates geneixlplo ol ' ‘ enterprise an example of private auch places at this hour a will bo reduced and ai the maturity J be customer* are on tea move, and our ayatm of democracy." His attorney told Judge W. J, ttea of the debts will be extended era on the high1 way* are expected Ha said, however, he would not to as much aa 90 years to ease Barker, Tampa, that Blumberg to bear this In prescribe similar Institutions for planned not to oonleat two of the i, drain m» West Germany. Europe. counts concerning 194f and 1947, ATOMIC WARNING HRUID adding he hadn’t bad a chance to V: W. R, GROVE, M, DIRS I I CREWMEN K IL L E D LONDON Iff iiudy two additional charge) that wanted worl______„ at aarvrid ihli T O K Y O .tit- U. 3. Navy head­ craft to keep oat c ir Col quarter! laid 10 in said to crewmen crewman ware Army years, to an^lymcewt pleas was tn the crash of a Navy patrol 3 More Red MIGh Are Shot Down By American Pilots Auto Owners Will Pnv More To Have Basic Insurance Motorists Must Be I Alert Passing Beer Joints, Says Court Agreement Made On German Private Debt p ------ m —| n j m o rta l aa ti &%rs Saif W W S ip S HpW on the Southern Jap- TtW.-WnfM Lake Monroe At THE CHURCHES By SA D IE SODERBLOM [ GENEVA NEWS ] WHAT BARGAINS! LAST TIMES TONIGHT CCC thih*vUleva * fir-* •«* C*pdvel Off & OLL On Many Items During Our Alio, NEWfl — Cartoon and it Selected Bhortf '• -t t r -tr _ SATURDAY—DOUBLE FEATURE a SPECIAL PRICES ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF a m AND A LETS GET ACQUAINTED SALE 'The K III l N • • • • • SEA T COVERS W H EEL COVERS BUN VISORS FEN D ER SKIRTS CIGARETTE LIGHTERS • W INDSHIELD W A8I 9HKRS • RADIOS 1950-31) • BACK-UP LIGHTS GOOD CARTOON — PLU S "NVOKA AND T H E TIOKRHBN" — 1^0. 4 SUNDAY AND MONDAY! SANFORD'S FIR ST SHOWING T H IA T R I WAI Come In — Lot's Get AcQuainted \P* r’? a a“ ",sTV- ? ; # litf-, TV d-i!' ’•**- CORIDY - CARTOON - r ;/ - ,j * f 1 IN I m Rut Fir* atfwl 1 11 ■ MM ' '. (*49-60-51) MANY OTHER ITBMS ,ONI TOO MANY >*e£i tefww • BUMPER GUARDS • FIRE EXTINGUISHERS • FENDER ORNAMENTS • RAIN DEFLECTORS • HOOD ORNAMENTS • HEATERS coeat I hre A. A *» atomic a dati l i f eSy; ■r-i. -jfcfcfc-W Interest Rates On U.S.BorrowingArq Increasingly High Mis* Shirley Delore* Hamilton, 411 Chnreh Notices must be presented at The Herald office by 4:00 daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Erneat 31. nn Ihe day before publication, Hamilton of Lake Monroe, breamo the bride of CpI. Raymond Ira By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK iff—Interest rateFIIKK MBTHODIHT CHURCH C EN TR A L BAPTIHT CHURCH Lntharn, son of Mr. P. K. Latham of Petersburg, Va. and Mr*. Mary Rev. C. /,. Milter, Pastor creep higher a* the Treasury bor Ninth Street and Laurel Avenue Smith of Farmville, Va. Sunday rows more and more money. Hutidny School 0:-lf> a. m. Itev. 8. L. Whatley, Pastor nt 3:30 p. m. at the home of the IPs borrowing the money beblorninir Worship 11:00 n. m. Hundny Helmut 1):I5 n. in. Mi-.ingcx by the Pastor, morn­ "Hring the Family to Hunilay bride. T op couple exchanged vows cause Ihe government I* spending before a heartshapel afrhwxy of more for defense jnd other Item ing and evening. School" 11:00 a. nt. fern and pink roses, which was than It's taking in Ihrough taxes, Y. P. M. K. 7 :tr» p. in. Morning Worship fInnki-d by tall basket* of white high a* they are. Rev. Hoiter Wall will tie tho KvHNgrllstlr Service 7:15 p. m. lads anil tuberoses. Rev. J. E. And the Treasury Is paying high­ Prayer Meeting nm) Rlhte study morning epeaker. B. T. til 7:00 P. 51. ?IcKinley of the First Methodist er Interest because Its easy money Thin-day evening nt 7:15 p. in. Church officiated. policy of many years standing look A Union for rnrh ago group Tim bride wore a street length a drubbing some in months ago. Evening Worship H;00 p. nt. CHRISTIAN A MIHHIONARY When Treasury rate* advance. Rev. D. L. Rrainnrd will npeak dress of ler blue organdie with A LLIA N C E CHURCH "Como Thou With Us And We white accessories, her Jewelry be­ Intrrrsl charges on commercial Park Avenue A Fourteenth Street ing tiny pearl earrings. Her cor­ loan* and individual financing, Will |)o The* Good" Glenn K. Hmilh, Pastor *uch a* mortgage*, usually firm sage was of swrclln-art rosea. 9:45 n. m. Bible Helmut Miss Sadie Hoderblom was up. too ASSEM BLY O F GOD || IH> a. m. Morning Worship Faced wllh a "light money mar­ chosen «s maid of honor. Miss Miiilnniiry Sunday will be ob- Twelfth Stiret A Laurel Avenue Soderblnm's dress was uf white ket." Ihe Treasury thla week of­ Harold E. liuiluek served. eyelet, wllh white acce--»orle*. Her fered to pay Ihe highest rate In Amelia J. Hut lock Pastor's subject; "Building Per­ nearly 20 year* for one-year mon­ corsage wus of pink rosebuds. 9:46 .Sunday School, Mra, C. S. manently’' The bride graduated from Semi­ ey—It will now pay 2 per cent on Dandridge, Superintendent. 7:45 p. m. Kvenlng HCrvIro nole High with the class of '51, Trensury certificates coming due 11:00 o, m. Morning Worship An informal mrvlee for all area and Is well known in Ibia county In one year, a rise of lb of 1 per 2:00 p. m. Prison evangelism at The pu-tor will speak on the for her achievements In 4-H Club cent. County Jail, youth In charge subject—- "Real For the Weary" More significantly, perhaps, the lli.'IO p. nt. Christ Ambassadors work. All are cordially Invited to each (youth) The groom received his educa­ Treasury said It wouldn’t refund service. aervlre. tion in Prince Edward County tn December some lB'i billion In 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic Rally Wcdnusduy 8:0(1 p, in, prats* Schools of Virginia, after which tong term bonds, bearing cither 2 FIR ST HAPTIHT CHURCH h« enlisted III the armed forces, or 2G per cent Financial circlet and prayer service. Oviedo Thursday 8:00 p, m. Men's Fel­ serving 22 months overseas. He here Interpret that a* meaning the Frank C. Altrrgan, pastor returned to thn United Slates In Treasury feels II would have tn lowship Meeting. Hev. I.acy Hall, aural speaker All a ii our frienua menus are cordially Irw February and slnco that lime Ita* olfer higher rale* than that If It 9:45 n. in. Kundny School vlteil to each of these meetings. been stationed with llie MOO En> refunded ln December. Treasury officials worry because 11:00 ii. m. Morning Worship gineers at the flrlundu Air Base, Pfr. Curios llnren, who served this Increase In Interest rale* 8:0(1 p. hi. , Kvenlng Worship FIR S T PRESBYTERIA N with the gioom while oversrai, Incan* that Ihe cost of carrying Ttu- "Hour of Prayer" each CHURCH acted as best man. He |s also sta­ the public tleht I* growing, adding Wednesday to lie eondueted by the Oak Avenue A Third Street tioned nt the Air Base In Orlnmjn. jtisl llml nnii'li inure tn what Ihe eliuri'b deacons. Rev. A. G. ,MrImda, Minister After Ihe weildinf a reception government spends each year. D: 15 a. m, Sunday School Some nf them complain that Ihe 11 Ol) a. in. Morning Worship was held in thu dining room of FIRST METHODIST ( IIURCH Anthem: "Hark, tfiirk'. My the Hmnillon home. The brides Federal Reserve Board, if It chose. J. E. MrKIntey, Minister Shelly— (,'hniicel Choir, (able was overlaid with u hand could grt Ihe Treasury off the hook Miss Thelma Long, Director of Html" with solus hy Mrs. Harris Folds crocheted cloth which was made easily by turning a "light money Religious Kil urn I Ion Into an easy one—Ihroughb ............ by the brutes maternal grand* market" 0:45 n in. Sunday Helmut and Mrs. Chnrlrs Wilke mother, Mrs. S. E. Norwood, an I agreeing In buy tip any government Sermon— Mr. Mrlnnie A class for every age Church Nursery— 10:45-12:00 aunt, Mr*. J. II. Tlndil. The table bond offered on the market 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship Member hanks could then sail was centered with pink roscti and Herman Theme— Religion: "Power each Sunday 7:00 p, m. Pioneer F cIIowsIiId fern. Mrs. Kohert Dorn nerved their bonds profitably tn Iho fed­ nr Plaything" grt money Evening Worship th* wedding enko Mint Mrs, J. H. eral reserve banka, and gel 7:00 p. m. Intermediate nnd 8:00 p. rn. Timid served the punch. Others tn mret all the demands nf borSermon— Mr, Alclnnis Hrriini Youth Pt-liuwahlp Her helping serve were: the grand- rowers- built private and govern­ vlee mental. CHURCH IJF T H E N A /A R EN i; mother, Mrs, K E. Norwood, mints 8:0(1 p. rit. Evening Worship The Federal Reserve Board, Miss Noriue Norwood unit Mrs. 11.1 .Maple Avenue Sermon: "Thirsting" D. E. Norwood, also a rouuain. however, considers Ibis easy monI-. R. Kushlon, Pastor policy Inflationary—contend! I! Monday School IM5 n. in. Mrs. Arnold Tilldcl. Mlsi O'Delle ry coils thee oiintry much more In FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Morning Worship hour 10:45 a. m. Hamilton, sister of the bride, look price InllHiion than II save* the SC IEN TIST Youth Service 0:45 p, m. care of the brides hook. HIIO East .Second Hlreel The couple will make their home Treasury In Interest payment* Evangollatic Ilnur 7:45 p. m. And so Hie hoard tin* refuted Sun-lav Service 11:00 a. m. in Farinvllle, Va. after CpI, Ln Mid Week service Wed. 7:15 p. m. I Suil-lny School l*:3ft a. hi. thnm n ielvci Ids diichnrge from In peg government bond price* al Notice To All Roys nml Girls: oar nr better -that Is, agree to Wednesday Service 8:00 p, m Aug. II at llm Church of the service In September. K< mling Room Tuesday and Monday Out-of-town guests attending luiy up all nlfered—ever since Its I lie Nrun i run 0:0(1 n, m. j tally widely advertised accord with Ihe Ftlilay 3 IK) lo 5:00 p. til. Vacation Jidda School, Plenty of the wedding were Mr. and Sirs. J. That (be Christian'* outlook, idujii-s, gmues, fun ami tn start '!■ Smith of llrlamlo, irlenoa of Treasury on Hint Issue In March ol 195! whereby God, i* glorified, Is a ihe day off light w-c have n little tho groom. The money market Is tight right purely spiritual perception of ft'IIdw t two feel high who will now for several rrsson* One Ii rrnllly Is Ihe theme of (be l.espeak (o ii i who's name is, "John seasonal Al this lime of year son Sermon lo be rend in nil nle Gospel", lime you ever heard there I* a demand fnr credit tn ll» MIMS ADDIE PIIEV A TT Chuirhr.i of Christ, Scientist next him? Well ivn will see you Mon­ cover harvesting of crops and proc­ Sunday. Subjeei is "SPIRIT." day morning. essing and distribution of food The Gulden Text 1* from I Mr. nml Mrs. T. W. Prevail bail llmdtiesstnen seek errdll lo proJohn (1:11,11): "We nrn of God: an weekend guest Mr. nnd Mr*. G. I PSA I,A COMMUNITY duce and slock fall nnd winter . . . Hereby know wr lliut we dwell J. Cutilos anil sons George Mild merchandise. I'll I Mil VTEMIAN CHI IRC ft in til rn, nml bn In us, hernnaa loFrank, nnd Mr*. Katherine Onto* U. ('. While,Minister This year Industry wants money bulb given u* of bis Spirit." Unified Service 10;0(> n. m. all or Jacksonville. Ilil-li- selections Include the Church School and talk by pustor. Mr. nml Atra. E. H. Grant had as lo finance Ha record expansion of plant and equipment statement made by Jetua after ha Young Peoples Meeting 7:18) their weekend gueata Mr. Granl'a And since spring Ihe Treasury had healed one 'possessed with a p. rn. son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and hu* been borrowing, adding sti still devil, idind and dumb"; "If 1 Mra. George Mills and children Evening Service .7:110 p. m. more lo tho demand for money. list out devils by thn spirit of Wednesday evanlng 7ISO p. m. of Jacksonville. Short term Interest rale* have God, then thn kingdom of God Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Summeretl| risen. Earlier In the year the Prayer anil lllhle Sillily services Is come unto you" (Mult. 12:28). hnd ns tbrlr dinner guesl Sunday Treasury paid I 8 per rent nn Its Corii-lnlvii i-Itnlluiirt from "Hri Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Rny Hum. 91day hill*. Now Ii pay* 1.85 per CHURCH OF CHRIST cneo nnd Health with Key tn (lie meralll of Ovleuu, Kilty, Nix un-l ccn! or better Elm Avenue A Herimd Slre*t Scriptures" by Mary linker Eddy Buddy Cor lev of Hanford. J. Nicholson, Minister Pressure h strung In raise long­ Include: "The sense* of spirit nbi-le Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pnlilce "bor there Is one God mid one Interest rales By deciding in Love, nm| ilu-y d-imonstiate meiilutor between God and Man, and children of Ghlrngn, III,, me term against railing tlx 2 2'» per rent Truth nml Life . . , Jesus demon Ihe man Christ Jesus who gnvo visiting Mr*. Pnnlrr's pnrcutx, Mr. bond* in December, the Treasury slrnled Ibis gieal veilly" (p, -J741 Ills llle n ransom for all, to bn and Mrs. Mas Kennedy, and her puls off for six monlbs a test nf "Ills sublime niuunury points to testified In dim season." 1 1 Tim. brotlier-ln-lnw nml sister, Mr. and Ihe market. the n-llglnii of l^ive" (p. l.’IMl. Mrs, Kiclinrd Kora nml daughter. 2: (Ml) It can decide every six months 31rn. Mary Grits underwent an !f it will call these bonds—unlit 19:00 ii. rn. Bible Study F IR S T BAPTIST CHURCH ll;(H) u. m. Morning Worship operation at'the (Iriinge Memorial 1954 nnd 1955 when all the 16 5 bil­ W. P. Brooks,' Jr., Pastor iMIll p. hi. Evening Worship hospital Inst week, lion dollars worth mature and Mrs. Olga Taylor returned home must be paid. John L. Miller— ,Minister of Ed. ami Do iwSermon topic:: "Know and Sunday Srhnol 0:15 a. m. Wednesday 8:00 p. in, Bible Study last week after spending some But in 195155 tho Treasury will time in tho Fcrnald Laughton have a total of 33 billion dollars Morning Worship 11 (Mi a. m. Visitor* always welrnmu .Memorial hospital. Training Union 0:45 p. m. of obligation* maturing Mr. and Mra, Aubrey Partin had Evening Worship H p. ni. HOLY CROSS CHURCH a* their guests last week Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. Tony Robeima of Evening Worship 8:1)0 p. m. .. .. .(Ephwopalj Ear phones for bard of bearing Ren JL LyUleton Zimmerman, PartIri'a lirothcr-in-lnw amt slater New Orb-ana. Nursrry for children under six It. I), Reetnr years of age for Sunday Sellout DIh Sunday after Trinity amt the worship service*—morn* B:00 u. m, Holy Communion Ing amt evening. 9:30 a. m. Morning Prayer and Holy Euchnriat, Welcome OIHe Edmund** Landn After European Trip Innocence Plea Made By Man In Tax Case XMj n a n m d r 'j.,; — mm—.sm SSm ■ ■ - . ■ '- r «■* Titpypv* �Y ELLO W CA B 1444 TH E W EA TH ER Fair IfcfMifc Satarday except vsry •Mrty scattered i k m n or thunLittle change to (cm* • V O L U M E X X X X II1 §>anfarh EHtablfHhrd 190H Kirs Clark Is Found Guilty Of Embezzling Russell Says Stevenson Will Win dBentence Postponed ■ Pending An Appeal; V e r d i c t Returned ForSum As Charged Mra. Lillian C. Clark wan con­ victed Friday night by a Jury of ■lx man of embeiilement In the ’ whole ium of 10,071.85 mentioned In the indictment. The pleading* f the rival attorney* continued aat 0:80 o'clock and before he gave the case to the Jurora Judge Millard Smith aakrd if they would prefer to retire for Nipper fir*t. After Koine heiltatlon they decided to get it over with Immediately. Judge Smith then read HI* charge to the jurors, In which he Instructed them that If they were convinced the evidence showed Mn. Clark to be guilty of embeiillng any sum at all they were %o find her guilty and specify the rum. The Jury then retired, deliber­ ated 65 minutes and brought In the verdict of guilty at 7:80 p.m. While they were out they asked for the charge once and later came out to get the Indictment. The courtroom remained parked until the verdict waa delivered and moat of the spectators re* malnrd to watch Murray Over* street request the judge to send • he furors back to change their verdict to embczileinont In the sum of f0 071.86 leaa the 1160 which Steele ['artln, elate auditor, hid testified might have been taken prior to Oct, 16, 1040 and hence would not come within the statute of limitation!. The audience sat tense and quiet at Karlyle Houaholder, attorney for the defense, argued in sub­ dued tones that he did not see «how the verdict could be returned Ao the Jury for amendment after It hsd been filed by the elerk, O. P. Herndon. The Judge decided for Mr. Ileus* holder and discharged the Jury at 7:46 p.m. Members of the jury ware John T. Brady, foreman. Earl N. Roth, Giles Chapman, Ar* thnr B. Phillips. Thad. L. Lingo, Jr„ and Amos II, Barr. The arguments of the opposing taints nf attorneys to tha Jury (continued throughout- tha sperTtoen and early • wetting from the IUM Mre, Clasrk left the aland. Slats attorney* Overstreet ami Hubert Griggs reiterated that nh other persons In the office were so continuously employed in the teg department that they could have successfully evaded detrcllon In emheuleiueut. Mr. Overstreet emphasised, loo, the testimony of C. R. Kfrtley, Sanford produce merchant, ami of (Steele Partin and Tyler II. Smith, auditor* from Tallahauee, all dis­ interested witnesses, that Mrs. Clark confessed to them that she had taken 1600. "An embeiilement rase hy Its very nature," Mr. Overstreet said, " li not th# kind of caie where you eea a man taking the money. You can't hava that kind of proof. You don't hava eyawltnessea. You intMt depend on circumstances and fed* Inal point to tha guiltv /Marty, and tha circumstances in V ila case points tha finger of sus­ picion directly at Mra. Clark.’’ Mr. Overstreet asked tha Jury yrhy Mr. Ociloway should want to take money out of his own fund for running his own office, n fund a targe part of which went to pay hi* own salary, and which might have been completely used up during the slack season which waa coming up when the shortage was discovered. “Tell me why Mr. Oalioway would want to take his own money!" Mr. Overstreet asked as he effectively paced the H oop between the Jury and tke Judge's Hand. He slip emphasised that all the money did not have to go at once, that some could have been slipped attl oyer a period of time without It being noticed beeauae the re* ports of the office were so far .'fwhlnd and there was plenty of TBonev to pay for reports cur* really being made.. Aa to her version of Urn suicide attempt he asked the Jury if It t icaatlsuee »« Page M ill) Sanford Herald j Vacation-Pack J.Na Matter bow far away Zattrvrtx zswr* “*• “ wkep yen return. Y m c m ar* rtage with yaw carrier la y , ev Igk Charlie Man .a maaaeer. hr * , la hava yaw I t . , the Herald saved yau ara away, tg ho do I to yaw Mato hi aa* f AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFOUD, FLORIDA MONDAY. AtKiTST 11. 11)52 Ridgway Sees Middle East Threat Of War Unrest Stirs Great As Ever Fear In West SH A PE Commander I lappeningsln Jordan, Iran And Rgypt Arc Declares There Are Serious W eakness­ Viewed With Appre­ es In West Buildup hension In Capitals e r a * l b I F Y O U D O N ’T Generally fair and continued warm unit nil try through Tuesday. Some stumers In syatlerril places In aftrrnuon. A-oux'liitcd i ’ resn le a se d W ire N O . 251 Special Session Is Urged On President By Two Congressmen General Retires White House Visitors Hy I1AHVKY HUDSON By The Associated I'rrss A d v i s e President SUPHEME HEADQUARTERS Tin* (use of a Middle Knsl time A LLIED POWERS IN EURO PE bond) sputtered again today He Should Do Some­ ■.H—Gen. Matthew El Ridgway said Western dipomat* watched nerv today the threat of war Is still ou.lv a series of development* Dial thing About Prices as big a* ever, and there are seri­ could *et otf an explosion hi the ous weaknesses In Ills West's build turbulent area which is labelled ol It, (V UtllKN ROGERS JR. up lo meet this threat. ci m ini -drnlcglc impel Inure in the Wa s h in g t o n 11 Two House The supreme commander of Al cold war between Russia and the incur,■!* urged President Truman lied force* In Europe told a news We*l t,ul.ii in i .iil j ipccisl session of conference there was doubt as tu In Jordan, a little desert country inn, i i , . and u*k tor ii tightened whether the Western Allies could long allied tu Rritum. Parliament 111a i imtriil lii" They *ald they reach their 1082 goal nf rat tilvl derided In end Ihe rrlgu id ailing kni "iiiiiliing dctlmto" (rum him sions—23 active ami 25 In reserve- Km' lul.il I .mil tom over Die i* t.< a In IIII’r be will aml t.ixto planes iliiciiii- to lit* i, year old mui IGvKursten Missouri and Ridgway also said to- favored i lowii Prlllee lln**em IT ne llliinu*, lii'inoei ats went tu In Iran, with Ihe ouimons null two year's military service—some Die White Iluu*c tn plug Inr a spetiling European nation* are to dls tile ol nulioiiali*! Ihre.it* in the ii.J *c**iiin an i*.in- winch has cuss In Paris Tuesday amid hull huikflnUlul the Senate executed -ptit Die iiiiministratlon'x top cooU. 1. SINAtOlt llu-hard t). Hutiell, ut Ut-urgii, and Uuv Adtal Stevenson callous they will not adopt it. a complete about (are and handed iiniiiii cnmmauil and lx opjiosed (right), the Democratic Presidential candidate, talk to newimen alter Belgium has already been hit try t’leiilirr Mohammed Mossadegh tiy Miiiiti Democratic Icmlrrs Ina two-hour conference in Hprlngltcld. 111. Russell, the South'* unxucstrikes protesting tier two year Ills- eillimded power* tie demanded I’iiiiling Sen John I Sparkman, Ala cesilul candidate at the convention, piodlcted that the Illinois Chief draft term. to mu tile country the uexl six ii.ini.i. the party'* vice presidential Kxccutlve will carry the South by one of largest majurltlee i;i history. Itldgwuy. former United Nation* iiionih. tiomiiuc Commander In Korea, look over In Egypt, i al parties were K.iidiTi hi lit lie and l’rlco udthe SHAPE command In May from ordered lo purg* themselves of cor it *i'd Die President lltey felt he Unit. Dwight t). Eisenhower. ruplmu or fail rxtimdhm. anil Ihe -hindil "do Mimething" about pric"The most serious deficiency to order on* balked >ip bv Ihe lank* i'. aial Dint a sperial session was date," Ridgway said, Is the SHAPE and gun* ol ihe military group 'tu* only weapon " which ousted Kmu Famuli buildup In the logistic* field \ nqnirtcr asked wiirilicr KsrThe problem of building ware Ihe Jordan development raised tell thiMIght a special session houses. troop in stall aIInn* and air Do- |ni**lhillty nf some »nrt id union wind,I iii'iTimplisti any thing since fields is broad and complex, be hrlwieii Hu* Iloxtiriiiile kingdoms i ,-ngic .* bus ultcudv rcfusi'il to UNAStl 10 111 the culm (Ml inililary ceienioiiy lagina ,J“- u l« tils tmuoi. said, and "I haven't trad time In go id Ionian and Iraq and Dili* posing i , lie Mi i'rmnan'* pries* control MaJ, (leu. Melvin J Maas (ceider) stuiuts *1 allciillwii while Ids wit. min ihe almost umnmornhle de­ a new jmwrr prnllleln III the Mni i iTTiiiimciidalinii’i and Col. Jack P. Jtihuii Marine Barrack* coinmumilng ollUer. pin - n tails of ili.it program " die l .i*l on Die doorstep ol Israel I i imii. mi. ' Karxleii replied, Company I Awarded V o l i e Williams Jr. (in Ihe queslioo of Hrlllxli ami tin- Jewish *lale Ihe Arab* legant Ids new “Major General r la n ” Rellrlng from the .cube, Man* w .* "iiimc id the 111.11111c wlio opjiosed liuooied si tti! sunset parade of Die Marine DuriniWa in .isIi Iiis Imii. Freneti hints they may not he able a* ail enemy Gives Report On to reach their reurmameul goals Bv tar the iiio*l erllleal nf the Pershing T r o p h y nmtinls now have li.nl tile chance tn gn util nut talk tu the people, a* because of economic difficulties or situations wa* In Iran where Ihe D e m o Convention failure In Rifle Practice I lm(» iIi nn- rhese talk* may have In receive sufficient United Tiiilrh 11'otiiiiiiintst I Pal ly was i liiiiiged tin'll uiiiul* Slates aid, he said that is "above *rmng every advantage of lup*y A plaque "in recognition of IK this headquarters uml al a govern­ tun \ pnlllieal condition* Altirri I'roudlv bringing home two tro­ \ Ininial itcimmomluttim for a phies, 78 enlisted men nnd four •fears of service tit the Rotary mental level " can i.lliciats in Washington exhibit Iieci.il ,i - ,nm Ini* lieen made by officer* of Company I, 124th In­ Club and to the City nf Sanford" He addl'd, however, he (ell Hi* conci i n whether Ihe t'oiiiiiiuni't* j 111 ice tins. Fill Aiiu i II fantry, Florida National Guard, wn* presented to James I,. Ingley question "can and will be adjusted eventually uiUV lie aide lo n’ililint I'cnpumn stilnli/ei Roger arrived Sunday morning at 10:80 hy Jnelt Ratlgan in behalf of the without damage to ihe SHAPE liau dirough a coup engineered ITiln.iin ini Tiindny niglil lie saw o'clock at the Atlantic (’oast Line Itotarv Cluli nt the regular month­ program " (loin the III*iili*, wllhnul ally overt no need inr d mdcsH prices kor? Depot following two week* of ly meeting of the rluh today. lie said the new superweapons move Iroiu ihe Soviet Union i Unit,iui! .it u rapid rate training at Kurt McClellan, Ala. !V?r. Ingley I* leaving Sanford being developed are exeerdlugly Ainerleuiis uml llrillstl were eon sillii-r iipposilimi wa* voiced by Competing with other companies today aftvr IK years ns president difficult to evaluate and It was felling mi the Iranian situation Death B o x e r ' s S k i p p e r S . i y - i . a *|niko*man tor tho American In the Third Army, the men of or eaeculive vice president of the very illffieult to estimate whether Rut Ihey faced a dilemma If eenn Klcctrocution, Company I won the General John Sanford Atlantic National Bank to the number of ground troop* could onile aid could save Iran, II prnli On H ighw ays Anil M uu P erfo rm e d I n Farm Bureau Federation and by Pershing trophy on Individual qua. assume a position of vice president he cul down Bep Jainh Juvd* lit lab N Y ) . ahly would tie rushed, tint there lificatlons far *mnll arm*. Ability of the Jacksonville Atlantic NoDrowning TnkeToll M ust H e ro ic S ty le * In a prepared statement opening mu* Die iimtimu* possibility such lo the nieatiltmc, new standard) In individual firing alio brought l Iona I BfUtk. the news conference he said "Some aid might lie channeled into a na tn-iji-; set n|> by ArnuU's agency, them another trophy from the . Mr. Rntigan congratulated Mr. Hv The ' I'socIsUd Pre's By I n i it r n ir .it r 1 "'; ",n7 iu,l.'e1* , ':T Biui'whl"h' vvuV Tn'Vi«ii"ucr nf " Din I mice of Price Stabilization. Slate of Florida, said Warrant Inpley upon another advancement !n.^*VH.r ^ I'eit Fhiiullaiis met violent death Vdlrrt.'U IKA litp.m e I h r In i' iy tike ti UoibniunlMs *" itre hy ipp.iirtiDi assured ingber relatl Officer Terrence V. Brown.*-/Humt |il u'i' i ,ii a ic-Tilt nl the steel, i* mlfftiolloiial coiininml ih e Jordon in id oil situation iti Ills cot err, but expressed hi* re­ 1 he xHuulluu also ha ha* dip ovei tile week end, Due drowned qrtirml ( ] '• t.iiint "It seemed n* though half of gret and that of the dub that this ti ,1 , - ,l’ "hirredi | inmal* worried, piineipally be in l.iinps liny, one wa* cteeiiocul Nh' .ffJM' il Milo I III 1, 1f M 114 l' <U\ Ilf -1ii uiiiul in and i‘np|nT price boosts Sanford was wAltlug with auto* promotluii must take him and Id* hie that such harmonious tie*" had , cause it eicutes amdliei ipo Unstable eil on tllaeuyiie hey, and eight bitM1 tiiilin w i t h j tln/4'ii III'*' I u Mini 111centtv ci allied mobiles at the depot to welcome family away from Sanford. been foiiued In xiicli a short lime i-onil 11itut In an iircu already wci ' killed en the highway* plalit*s :ninl,i tin I Io.mI Iumhe \I1 id IIicm’ thw liniments were U* and tuke u* to the Armory Mini* tlu o| tfhl . i*» of m ini <-I Two weeks before his seheduled plagued with Instability Taint. II Pointing nut that while he has uliniung ripples troui Die Ktoriil where the men wren- dismissed,H been here, Mr. Ingley has been n look Du- limine la*l Si ■nli mher at mill ridge. Ili-tli rl Horne, 2ll l ain l oo t .ill ( M t h III f'M f\ Ml m i n i hk iili kn I,, it up iiror Die .toil price tils lie declared. 1lull iin* I fIn*mlril ol til t|i i lt-r Du- a* .issfiiatiiiti uif 111* f.illic: |>.i o .ilehoiiM Hi.ill, stepped illbi a gnod Rotnriun having served a' put, ,Tiled July .tl llic office of Capt. David M, (iatchcl was It. president and member of the hoard 111 1* III III. I Hilt Oil deep hole while playing with a j N'l H *41 I t Alidallall In tin*c MuhllDatnm lODMl. ol) rommuiid of the Company, mid wn* of directors, a good churchman I alal t* irpurlrd sulb'i llii’ fruili lie n Ii Im II mil dlnwncd Ills tian Mil* i\M *1(0 \VI tllii■*tl «v 11h11MMO’ t Hill dale a|.pi,licit a half till 1lull H o i i u h I Tax Rureau -clii/iiplireina i qdil pci uiiallly i lie Aidullielle I mild,one saw him i lit" *-lnp if -t . |t» » | i , n up 1n I o o t i ' h ii mlited hy Second Id*. Clenn having nerved a* junior nod senior i t price mciea-i, lur steel — Llngle and Jack Tinherg and W’m ■ warden and member of Die vestry, Hi li.i* been utldcf trcattiicnl tit go under Iml laded III her eltml i t pl.iMi1 111.111k I U n i INoi III ii , Inn lur i ' U i I i ui i steel and a rant Officer Ilrown. lo save lllill Km i ,i WASHINGTON i f - Mecielai v ol -in d/et laud a good husband, father, nnd Imxi* . i,, ,i, i age Inr alt steel The latter termed the inilruc- ne»* executive, Mr. Ratlgnn went the Treasury Snyder *uld lo.lav l.iiuge Leo lllvtins. .'IK Miami SI. i I I »I ,if* nl l l i r h .u o ’ .o (In I In F.gypl Du* West watt lied ami \ n ill ailed mi Mr I roman lion very good and said that the on to express whnt lias pmbaldy the American people ore gmm to waited tu see what course Dial was elei Iroeilled when ail alllliilli whl'li* ill' p i Old |*4 Hpl'lll'f ill IS I i i Ui ilncnlny lie liaiided hi bis men had a worth while experience, been his moat outstanding contri­ get a federal revenue service ol leudili.' Middle Eastern iinliiin till! pole lie was using to cut coin i ll pKuii's j i i p m k . 'd s'.■i (■Ion i. i , mi turn and mi god Die Pres! plenty of recreation facilities, were bution to the town. top efficiency, unquestioned Inieg ivuiild take under Die conililiieil mil* Imiclied a high truiiMiuvsInii IimI h i flu’ rnh-iiM’ In .ii nl ihi‘ fm ritv and maximum operating emu nile cl Premier Aly Maher uml line well fed, and added the catnii was KU*r! IimIU ii id'* snic M iiin l ill lit In oilier a spec III I session of He called attention to the re* omy. one of the best at which they had Hoe day after lie started dells SS I It*I • III*1 fl.lllius Ik.n| |. i l l' ll till' i .. i i , i i - * Mi rnniian took no ac M.il i , cii Miiliiimmed Naguib, wliu mark* made by Rotary's District trained since the war. Snyder s|aikc ut ceremonies mi led ttie i imp which overthrew Fa el lug newspaper* on a Florida paint .ivs.ts And I / .01 pl,iMt*s tint linn i,n Die i ealgnalton Iml '.nlil lie Governor Kenneth W'acker win c i i oiiMilerttig a special session. Union route In Daytona Ofl4'(k hill Ill'll lo ,1 t Ii p Another honor was the Company veiling Ihe "new" iialnmu] In id tmik last miiiilh Naguili ha* given Tunes Ihe club Inst week that Mr. quarter* In '*■ w Votk. Putnam *atil on an Iml.IV ,1 I h f blllp h tilled 111In of the Internal Revenue Du- We*! some reason In believe Reach, Grunt Thompson. El. was I kitchen, which had the best told Ingley had urged him t o locate in ■in i i,im television piogram he Service, which Is being grudndiy he would lie iliclliied Inward cii killed will’ll Ills motorcycle lull III poll mulri Ms ms it poo«t shun rating in the Third Battalion. Hanford nnd was one of those re­ ssiMt hdd of Mill u, lilth hiltiiin ■,i no ign nf "a runuwa)" on rev amped under a plan advanced opera IIon with it. IMit in Egypt lo an diiliiimihlle While the day* were warm, the William F Howell, 21, lilln Air -iiltoDk* 111<‘ iTl'Ulfirh i .ml price* lie sa id lie believes nights were pleasant, the men re­ sponsible for hi* coming to Cen­ hy President ...................... up there till* been a iiiuiilfoslallnii in tral Florida. i *j ii i ud session Is lint n e e d e d MOW. proved hy Uongresi against a py high places of ii desire to play Force Base, was killed in a two No 1»fii * k no w s Inm (hi* Nn* s l n r l ported. Thera was s^ihe ruin And ha al*u pointed out how Mr. ndecliulc backdrop of corruption West agiuusl East for Egypt’s tin car aiiloiuuhlle rnllixhm c a s t of i d hu i ss I m i i d atn 1 1* d Hu* nn m Iml added during the second week. Pensacola, of H im l t m i * r t u r i l n l mil mu| did mediate advantages Ingley had advised him agnin*i n charges ‘ ti pities go up In the next A smushup east of Tampa on f li III 11 In* U miiijs in H im* f;n>«* nt ,t month ,i i fu*l a* they have gone Snyder, In a prepared spec li. FORT McCLRLLAN, Ala. (St*- certain Investment, and how nut Highway 02 killed t’elayo Puthin. lilii/i* 1 1 t. 11 Id I lilt'd M i-O 1 1M 1 * * dun •mode mi reference lo the sennd.d* rial) — Seven Trophies, honoring i p o> itu- pa** month, yes " iKi, Tampa Patrolman Garins Bui Mfld loi’ki’t ;iinfiiuiiitloll Mild f11GillV Sp.u I, in.in appearing on an NBC seven officers nf the fumed 121th following that advice had been re­ i Ihoi rocked Ihe service last winter sponsible for the only ml*luke he M'l tdf 1 Itilrfl' httfiih loek said Die cur In which llulhln and led lo the ousting of eight ml Infantry Regiment, killed In action hclci. .... show f l o u t Washington was riding struck Ihe rear of an If ut Ii kd | Mil It I’d I i*d ss i*4"|| tho Kiilnl.n tin;lit sail) tie llllds the during World War Two, wrre had made altice coming to Florida. i lector* and about ISO lesser nil uthri ear which hud heell forced di'tk | m ut mud with pl.OM"> lm( rni'ii awarded to outstanding units of the I ii ,ml pi ice cuntrnl law made Declaring that many of us Imd ploye*. Under the new setup, tinto sloii tiy n lliird ear which miis i d m l " I h if ii i t 1.1 In f 1 v (ti hu.il ,in.in Itnl nt VinuH', proposal he 124th during II* final ceremonies had similar experience with Mr. 04 politically • oppo'iited collet h i* him kill Die road 'i he Ihinl car 1 ilossn H m ll.iiiii' I h t l iliM M Piiid al Summer Cstnp al Furl McClel­ Ingley, Mr, Ratlgati called him "a are being replaced by 21 disii.m - ant hi ili'Ndits Hu* hip lan. Ala., today. good balance wheel in the com­ commissioners with civil servo ■ ATLANTA itP The Democrnlle *pcd uwuy alter Ihe erasli "Wi ne in Die middle nl a cam John Mrhighum, 23. Patrick All The uwarding of Ihe seven tro­ munity", a cog that keeps that .status. **I f I m mi Hi.' N msv I lie* rust 111 pair i out I don't believe we could Party euu count mi Die roulinued Force Base ut Uocoa. wus killed my Jilc I ll 111*11*1 M'i* .ms thin*; hk«* .nvuiuph ,|i much it would run into phies during Ihe encampment watch moving right on time, nei­ Al tmlay's ceremonies, three lax ill** Ueiv 1he i* nil'll i political situation " marked the second straight year ther too ilow, nor too fast”, and service career men were sworn n loyally of Negro voters lit Hie South when a cur m which tu- was riding M in the November election despite riiniined lulu (lie rear of a truck rifspomli'd fit Ho* ihmi:m '* miiys that these trophies have been one who will be sorely ntlsicd, now a* assistant commissioners, till. * *omu gains forecast for Itcpuhll' in Ft Pierce. l In powerful Farm Bureau's seeI' a p l M.il h a ll It 4«innt*v , I'm 1 swarded. They were first Inaugu­ that he haa gone, formerly held by political appumi cans in Dixie. returv truusurar, lloger Fleming, Oil the Taitiluinl Trail west of ces. They are: rated during the 10M encampment. 41iiisi|t«iirs| (In I'ltge I ImMO Mr. Ratlgan also Introduced Negro registration in 12 Southern ili ickcd tlie wltolo idea of s|ieelat Miami, Robert Short, 31, Miami The trophies were presented In Justin F. Winkle, 41. Seneca cmigri **ii hi uI uctiim tn a stute an impressive Regimental Review Voile Williams Jr. who related Falls, N. Y., native who Marled states is estimaleil at l.lHOJKk) and Plasterer, was killed whvn Ills eat I iiiitii for nation wide radio degovi which concluded- the two week soma of hli experiences at the re­ with Ihe government as a mcssen a survey hy the Associated Pres* left Die road and idled into a tree f i l l V o a r S e r v i c e indicates that Negro leader* in Itvcty In* called it Two Tallahassee Negro youths. training period of the 124th Infan­ cent Democratic convention and ger at 10. Ho will supervise gemwho said that In his opinion Gov ihosp stales look for a majority of Cordell Yates, 10, anil Junior Reed. try. operations, Inclmllng Ihe field sen P i n ' I ' o B e G i v e n l "An obvious attempt tu hitch Die member* of their race to vole 17, were killed In u collision of Awards presented were: for E f­ ernor Stevenson was probably the Ice and collection work. a publicity ride on the drought best nominee under tha circum­ their car nnd a truck Patrolman ficiency, a cup, to the Medium Norman A, Sugarman. 33, Clevi for Ihe Democratic ticket. Tu R. K. Polar hike troubles of farmer* and lo divert Since 1U32 Negroes In growing Druilv Maxwell said Ihe youths Tank Company from Lake City, stances that tha Democrats could land, Ohio,' native who entered the tin’ public's attention away from resented fn honor of Capt. F.lmn have found, and one to whom mo»». revenue service 13 years ago lie strength hove voted Democratic rounded a curve on the wrong side It E TiJnr, irlircil Atlantic iccent guieruiiieiil notions to boost uml no groat movement to the Re­ of the road I. Struth, who enlisted as a pri­ of tha Russell delegatee turned wli supervise technical function Gim-.t Liiii. Hull mini iiigim'ir, will wages aml price* " vate In the 434th'* Second Battalion for their second choice after their ndudlng rule and regulation mak publican Parly is expected this Mrs May Sanford, Ut, Pensacola, tn- lionuri-il tVciliu’ ulriv riKirnint' nt (It’S spuk its nil’ll expect to issue Ing. w ar even though Mime dlssatls was knocked down uml killed by 1(1:30 uVtuiT in Du' a**i'ii)blv imii Headquarters it Rtnrke, In 1039. He release hy Senator Russell. Ihe lieu |ir!cu standards within a He also laid that he did not Edgar E. Iloppe, 44, native of faction ha* been expressed for the a truck on the Mobile highway waa Inducted into Federal Service it,,, linril ili'tmt wli,,it- U, A . in 1*44 as a T(8gt.. nnd later at­ think that Stevenson owed hi* Thorndaie, Tex., who joined the Democrats' civil rights plank uml White, WayiTo**, (in , niiierinten- week nr III days. tended Officers Candidate School, nomination to Pre«ldant Truman. bureau In 1038. He will direct tin lor Sen, John J Sparkman, their The.,,i'. it was explained, would ill-lit i,f ••>■,Ilv>- power fur thl’ where he was commissioned as a He pointed out that Savtnion wa* Inspection service, charged with in vice presidential candidate Simitiein I>ivImti 1)1. will prem-ut a allow higher ceilings fur makers already assured of a second term ■tiring honeity «nd efficiency second lieutenant. Thu personal popularity of ticn r,il year Ki'rvlci' pin In him, Leon nf eouMtuicr good* because af In­ He was later promoted while a* governor of IRinola, that ha Elsenhower, tile Republican stand Cornell, i-rnerul foreman nf the creased coil* of steel, aluminum serving In the 24th Infantry Divi­ wa* well awero of the factional nrd hearer, In nil likelihood will Merbniiieol Pepurtini'iil, iiminunce,| sion. He was killed In action In the split In tha Damocratlo party, that and copper regain a segment of the Southern BUFFALO, N. Y. hP-LTO steel- today. Pacific In Mindanao, In June of hi* primary concern In national Negro vote for tho GOP. Due iifficial said, however, only Mr. Tnltir Htarteil leork ax a car workers returned tu the Republic (CasnssM fl« r , « , M|kO affair* waa foreign policy and that Tho Associated Press survey, steel plant today, ending a walkout ele*her with Die J. T. ni i i I K. \V. nlmul half nf Ilia raw material cost he was satisfied with Elsenhower Rnilrnml in lHlt'J, «erveit with the boost would be allowed to be Hohert E. Barlett, 80, of Or­ however, showed that the Demo that started Saturday. on that, and ha waa enough of j crat* could count oil Hie Negro Members nf (gical 1743 voted tn Plant System, anil with Die At­ passed on to consumers. He said politician to know tkst ha could lando, wa* Injured thie morning at vote In the South ......... „„„ end what the company described lantic ('mi t Line Knllrmnl. which requests fur higher ceilings, based not win without the South and 41185 o'clock In an automobile m<The Southern Negru vote has as a "wildcat strike." lenk over the Plunt System ill nut only on blahcr material coats cldent on Ihe Orlando Highway ! i had no desire for tha empty honor near Heminale Drive. Ike but nn lugger labor and trumporI ^ been a major factor at the I KIMS. near Hemlnola Drive, the race Joseph P. Molotty, USW district leading tha Democrats to da* Isoils and only In Ihe ease of an director, said meetings would start The City Commission will meet of After nerving a* engineer of lallmi expenses us well, ure com­ track road. He wa* toktn to Or­ extremely feat. close race could Negroes Immediately with Ipcul manage­ many passenger tralnn between ing in by the scores. this evening In the City Hall to ange Memorial Hoapltal, Orlande, decide the presidential vote in any ment In an effort to Iron out dif­ Jnrkxiinv’ille ami Tallinn ,M> Tolar discuss tha atiffoatlon of Robert But of Stevenson Mr. Williams for emergency treatment. Southern stale* in November. Brown, chairman of the Planning had only the highest praise and ference*. retired nn Inn. 27, fDIIS. He ivns State Highway Patrolman It. I>. Commission, that ladders be con. referred to him as an"ar1itofratle Harrison Mated that Barlett wa* "Considerable resentment has burn in Cairo, fin., June lit. 1876, ■tnicted along the bulkhead of Democrat", " It you want to avoid hurt when a polling automobile, A number of local rnilrnml offi­ been expressed by members af th RITZ voting for him, don't make tha cutting In too clou ahead of him, union al Ihe company’s attempt, cials are iluo tn In- present nt the Lake Monroe. HANFORD HOSPITAL "FRANCIS GOES TO ha caused hi* refrigerator service Other marten slated to corns up mistake of meeting him," since the steel strike, to assign nrf'entnthm. Th.... will include G. WEST POINT" for discussion are tha appRcationa quotad Governor Warren aa say­ truck to skid and overturn. At the A colored picture of the pro­ additional work to employes and V. Ilnrnee, district siioerlntrfiiient! l :i)U 0:48-4:38-8:24-5:13.10:00 reduce the s lu nf crew . , , of the Motors Inn to build an ad* ing. posed Sanford Bert Fish Memorial Mr. Cornellt J. W. I’lant, traintime of thla itotement tha extent MOVIELAND "It Is claimed," Molony said, ninxler: II. S', N’dson, ro«d fore­ dltlonal ruun on the rear of their John Williams announced Divt of the Injuriee had mot yet been Hospital la on display In the eaat •T E X A S RANG BBS" main building, fee a permit to sell the next Armod Forces Blool reported. corner display window of Roumll* "that the company la attempting man of engines; M. farmtl. night PRA IRIE L A K E r and orlne at 1505 Sanford Damage to tho truck, the prop­ tut and Anderson's Drug Store on to recover Ihe wage incraua by shop foreman; J. ft. Tlllls, car "V A R IETY HOUR" foreman. Friend* anil member* nf . nut. for tnaafer of a beer and Bank will be bald at the Episcopal erty of Foremost Dairy Service, First Street. The picture has been making the men work harder." Molony said safety waa involved the Tolar family am al*n expected 7:90 ONLYI wine license ftwM James M. Burch Parish House on Aug. *1. wai estimated at 97M, Indentity made available for display to tha President Bob Harris presided of tho driver who eat in too dose Chamber of Commerce by Fred R. and Republic had asked workers to tn be present. Mr. Tolar I* a "RANCHO NOTORIOUS" to Norman Tarter, and of Nathan* 8:30- 10:30 (el Jackson to apatite a woodyard and Charles Morrison Introduced has not yet been determined, said Wilson, member of the board of do lobs for which tliay ware not brother of Dr. J. N. Tolar, Sanford qusllliad. the rialton. at 171* W. Eighth B u n t. trustees of the Fish estate. physician. Mr. Harrison, National Guard James L. Ingley Finishes Camp At Awarded Plaque Fort McClellan At Rotary Meet Ten Floridians Heroism Tales Die Violently In Told As Carrier Tragic Weekend Docks In Japan Snyder Says People Are “(ioinff” To Get Demo Party To Count Oil Heavy Negro Vote In General Flection 8 Robert G. Barlett Hurt In Accident CIO Steel WorkerH Go Buck To Jobu City ContEilsHlon To JMeet Tonight Movie Time Table � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1952 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Aaa. 7, 1937 (a j. Veteran Fisherman Seeking State Post Blues In The News Vast Holdings Of TALLAHASSEE utV-A veteran representative who ha* been King Farouk Will state In the commercial fish business his early teens Is seeking Go Back To People since appointment as stale conservation a , DOB ANTIIOSr f V,j 1 Gross Is Up, Net ts DowiiAbTaxesNet Government teas Five NAAS men cam* one step closer to becoming petty officer* yesterday when they passed their By SAM DAWSON Seaman • Airman examinations. NEW YORK Ut - The Treasury They will be advanced to their is xllll taking more than half of supervisor. CAIRO, Egypt 1*1 — Balled exW. J. Hendry, Okeechobee, who new rating* August 1(1 which whit a manufacturer cam s—but it King Farouk'* vo*t holdings In served six terms In the House of menu* they will have sufficient) Isn’t as much money a* a M W were ordered Impounded Representative* from Okeehobee "lime in rate" to be eligible to year getting ago. Tuesday night by the reform gov- County but was defeated In May compete In the next third class That Is because other costs of •rnmeni that kiekrd him off hi* In a bid for the Stale Senale, said petty officer examination*. The doing are rising There throne Estimate* of Hie pudgy be will try fur the upiNiinimenl un­ five men and the rating* they Isn't a*business big o pilo of gross earn­ U f a * Vina Knitted a* lilt'll a* two der Dun McCarty. will he udvanred to are: Charles ing* for the Treasury to get at— bill 1011 liuliur* McCarty, the Democratic numl Tlstton, Seaman; Douglas Heyser, even though sales volume is up That enorinoiiN enllruate ram* nee to succeed Fuller Warren n* I Airman: Donald Hite, Airman; for many companies. from unofficial reports long cur governor, ha* said lie will not re flalph Stukel, airrontrolman Air* The Treasury, however, expects rant that the royal family own* lain any of the present uppoinleel man; and John Hehmrlti, Store lo make lip any shrinkage In cor cne third of Egypt's sis million to so railed "LitHe Culiinet" Jobs. keener Scanlon. norate taxes by larger collections arable acre* Such o clniiik of the I I'M love between Rock Hudson and Piper Laurie, In a scene from Hendry said lie liaau'l talker) Ihe Mrs. Ilowdcn, a member of the igcr and Universal-International “Has Anybody ib-en My CJal," Technicolor. fertile Nile Valley would be wurth m atter over with McCarty yet but "(Jet the Vole Out" league, was from Individuals, as wages salaries rise and the Treasury Tre at least that much claimed support from the seafood guest speaker yesterday am! to­ takes a deeper dip Into personal Sliuwlng on the Kits Theatre screen Thursday and Friday. Such holding*, If farouk actually Industry In his hid fur Ihe np|xdnl- day at the regular NAAS Human Income. had them, would rank him—along ini'nt. The stuto conservation sir- Relations program. Till* program Individuals, of course, also really with the Nlram of Hyderabad—a* pervlsor enforce* laws governing Is held wekely and It* purpose I* pay the rortmrato taxes In the lung formerly one of the two richest salt water fishing. The oust Is he lo enlighten men aboard the sta­ men In the world. i(’„NilnNt* d m Fas* Oast ut ore resent by ti purge vat Ids, Apa tion on certain aspects of human run, since they are covered by Ih* higher prices charged on manu­ May 13, 1931, am) Dial his findDetail* of the former monarch'* liiriiirola Hy ASSOCIATED PRF.HH illation*. The program usually factured guods. fortune have been a closelyink* corresponded with the previ­ Hendry, 52, became a commer­ consist* of a short movie, a guest guarded secret, however llll'.h govNational League Surveying operation* nl 4Ut corn ous testimony of Steele Partin, •rninent official* admitted they cial fisherman ut H and now I* speuker or both. Mrs. Ilowden’s pontes for the first hall of 1U53, assistant stain auditor. Halting—Musial, St. lands, .331; one of Florida's major catfish ex­ splrnded speech on the all-im­ had no complete listing of hi* prop porters. He is a farmer chairman Ho said further that liepurt Atwell, Chicago, .310; Klusiewslkl, the National City Hank nf New port out topic of "Voting" was •K iel, but hoped to formulate one of llio House Commlllce on Salt York finds that the Treasury is No. 120 was not received by the Cincinnati am) Addis, Chicago, from paper* Relied when Farouk Water Fisheries and was a mem­ Frent!v appreciate,!, Thank you getting 39 per cent of their com­ Motor Vehicle Commission and 313; lawk mini, New York. .310. Mr*. Ifowden, for offering your abdicated and left Egypt. Runs baited In — Sauer, Chicago ber of the rominlllee during each time for our program here aboard bined gross income, the same per­ Shut no check was received for The inventory was expected to nf centage as a year ago. the amount concerned in Hint 87; Thomson, New York, 74: Hodg­ Ids terms in Ihe Legislature. the station . take several week*, ut least. es. Brooklyn, 71; Ennis, Philadel­ This includes n 32 per rent cor­ report. Clarence A. Herron, Airman The Cabinet'* order Impounding Late yesterday afternoon If. phia, 63; Slaughter, St. [amis, 04 porate income tax, plus Ihe excess Anprentlre and James D. Roullt, Farouk'* Egyptian wealth gave no lllli — Adatni, Cincinnati and (Jrady Cooksey of Orlando, u for­ Fireman Apprentice, reported profits tax which some nf the cor­ mer supervisor of Ihe Motor Vehi­ Muslal, St. Louts, 126; 1-ockimin, indication of the plan* for It. It porations also ore assessed, aver­ aboard NAAfl yesterday for duly. aging off for the 4U0 firms at 39 cle Commission, testified that he New York, 131; Schoendlenst, St. il generally believed, however, Until men have eorne to Hanford per cent. that the government will distribute (lit* (I nor* I Mtm Oael mode a check of the Tax Collect­ lauds, 120; Hamner, Philadelphia, from recruit training In (Treat (b* properties n* part of a vast or's office on Nov, 30, 1919 and 114. Among them they nre putting would vote for Stevenson and Lake*, 111. land reform program now being ■lint lie found il In proper condi­ Homo runs — Hauer, Chicago, Clarence came Into thn Navy aside f3 849.ooo.ooo fur tuxes nut of tion. He said Hint lie was assisted 27; hodgei, Urooklyn, 23; Klner, discussed by Premier Aly Maher Sparkman," the former Secretary first half gross ennilngs of f I,Bill,• of Stale salt), "not because they April 17, 1939 and he call* Kan­ and his Cabinet. Pittsburgh, 20; Mathews, Uostun, in the check hy Mr*. Clark. The decree provided Iha I the are la he led Democrats, hid he kakee, 111., "home." James I* n 000,01X1. ..................................... , *7; iionfon, Huston and Thomson, In Hie second elniiiinutiun of the cause id their iwrsnoul ipialificu Rut the Treasury is gelling 433 meml>er of Ihe Naval Reserve nnd fortune be held In custody and prosecution he admitted that Mrs. named lormer Foreign Minister linns and their record* in public reported for active duty Aurll 7, million fewer dollars from them Clark told him the number of the Ci!l ll? , i!°®' Hr‘K)h(yn, 7-1, olflce." HIM*. He hall* from Fort Worth. this year than last, or a drop of In-t automobile license tag sold 875; Wilhelm, New York, 9 2, 818; Ahmed Khashnba and former FI Hut llyrnes said he wanted lo Tex, Welcome aboard men. Hope 13 per rent. nance Minister Hussein Fahml u* Hearn, New York, 12 3, .800; Yu before his check and that It devel­ hear views of both Stevenson and you enjoy your stay here at NAAH H comes about this way, custodian*. has, St. Louts, 82, ,8od; Ersktne, oped later that IQ more had been Hen. Dwight D Elsenhower, Re­ In exile on Ibe Isle of Capri nnd In the city of Hanford. Combined sale* receipt* of thn sold Urooklyn, 11 3, .786. last week, Farouk told newsmen publican eaudidale, before finally Everything's fin* In Amery, 480 ere running 3 per cent ahead American League Following Mr. Cookiey on the making up Ids mind about Ids own be now was a comparatively poor Wl*„ according to Verl Warner. of a year ago, for a gntn of about stand was Puu) Hurkhart, agency Ratling — Fain, Philadelphia. vole. man, had not taken a fortune out Vert Just returned from that fair It* billion dollar*. However, labor clerk of the Motor Vehicle Com­ .349; Woodling, New York, .320; In Springfield Illinois (Sov. Adof Fjfypi and hail mi fortune stored city lifter spending a week's leave and other operating costs have in­ mission. During hlx testimony the Kell, Huston, .319; Goodman, ilosup outside hi* native land. Previ­ lal Stevenson’* campaign manager with his fnmlly and friends. creased U per cent, for a total of prosecution offered In evidence a lon, .318; Mantle, New York, .310. hinted today that Stevenson will ously, H had bpen widely rumored Ituns butted In — Robinson, Chi­ Huffato-hound Is John Wheeler 3it billion dollars. number uf document* Including re­ cago keen a strong hard on Hie ronducl that he hud vast Investment* That leaves the 460 companies ceipt nnd I toby, Cleveland, 70; amt his wife. John works In thn ‘ fi........................ of Ids presidential campaign amt * which he hud received from abroad. disbursing offlra aboard the sta­ 733 million dollars less to pay taxes the Tax Collector's office for the Drupu, Detroit, 68; Roien, Cleve­ n perhaps shift the center of InfillInside Egypt, he owned more land, 67; Rerra, New York and tion. It's been <|ulta a while slnco on than Ihe year before. than a score of luxurious villas, cuce from Hie Dcmocrnlir Nation- he and Ills wife have Iwen to Ho the federal tax payments will 1919, 1930, and 1961 license tags Zernlal, Philadelphia, 04 rc ill Committee lo Ids own Spring which had been sent to that office and hundred* of big foreign autoHit* — Fox, Chlcagu, 137; Rob I heir home in Ihiffalo, so, leave be down 433 million- and their net by (lo- .Motor Vehicle Commission. Held headquarters. otter tuxes will he down 299 inson, Chicago, 129; Rosen, ClevuThis ludleallon came from Wilson paper* in hand, the Wheelers de­ profit Ill* testimony revealed 1 hut the lurid. 122; Avila, Cleveland and dollar*. Wyatt, famlsvilln, Ky , who has part from Hanford tonight for llm million How operating costs are cutting tugs were not paid for when they Fain, Philadelphia, 121. Journey deep Into "Yankeelaml" taken over Hie direction of Hie > in on profile cun tie shown another were first sent but (hat ns is cus­ Home rims — Doby, Cleveland ix t h u r iirr i it <oi iit or' r u n Drmncrutlr luuulnce's heudipiur where they will spend a well- way. A year ago the companies tomary the Collector forwarded re­ and > llerra, New York. 23; ItoliitiNINTH Jl llli'IAI. I i n f i ll or* tern here. earned vacation. wrrp averaging (19 cents profit ports to Tallahassee ns sales of r.nn, Chicago. Dropo, Detroit, and T im s'rv rr; o r ki .ohida in The -Hi-man National Emergency Wyatt disrlosed ii group of lead­ a n ii r o n HKsriNoi.r: r o r v r t margin on each dollar of sulci. tags progressed accompanied by Zcrntal, Philadelphia, 10. ing Democrats have hern Invited (iroiind Defense Force of NAAH This year Ihey net 3.7 cents. I I fII SSI f.H V. Case N«. *030 checks to cover the amount nf Pitching — Consuegra, Washing­ s m foh h i v m ifii lo meet here next week lo mup returned to duly this morning a f­ The federal government isn't the sate* noted in the reports. ton, 3d. 1 000; hhanlz, Philadelphia U A I K l K I U T i : T I I ' I ’IT, ter spending yesterday on the campaign strategy and Hie course Through these years hu said that I'lalnillf, firing range at Cocoa Air Foreo only one taxing corporation* and some report* appeared to come 20 3, 870; Husctit, New York, 13 2, ut Hie campaign. VS. Add state and local 867; Sain. New York, 9 3 .730; il AMMON TII'HT, Tlit’ii Wyatt strongly denied to a llnse. While aboard the atatlon, Individuals tax collection*, nnd Ihe total gov­ promptly and that some did not, Hrardcn, Ht. I^nils, 3-2, .714. lid* force meets once a week for nfei socririAM i'ilin""1'" " 1nP'v" confrrcncu that he himself ernment take for exceeds Ihe for­ Report* on truck lags lagged most, STATIC O F FttOIIIMA T O : ,s 11 MU f l w l l l j j " InOill'IliT' 111 Kto* drill* ami in*tiunions. mer peak set In World War II. nnd he ndded that a greater -ii amhom Tii'HT. m i I'diii Imt vrnsim'H campaign or IhnI Hlrven The grand total fur Iho 1933 (Is n mu nut of monry was concerned Avenue. Nsstiville. THiiie«»c« >son Is a cuplive camlldale of the cal year In about h? billion dollars, will, these 11inii with automobile TOU «(•> ll*T>-llJ IllUlfll'tl Mint II III,,,,.,,! A.... . ||1,„„„.r„||i. ' •all ti»" Imii-uhi «*»IiiM yuti 'J l * ' lor D« IJIO* rnlll compared with 70 billion dollars tags. in ih» nr,-nil cimn in mi-1 m. Actum ( ADA), u pro New Dral or in 1931. lie further staled that from Mvnilnr.il- (.'•Hint/. KI,,ml,. In Cn.ii gonliollun WASHINGTON IA* - Aluminum Corporations pay about 23ts bil­ January to March, 1931 there were producers C.ry, by Maoiiirrltii TlpiiK, uml Wyatt—une time head o 1 Hie j today won a ceiling price (but you HIM lurvl.y tu lion of this In Income taxes, In fewer reports than usual and ii ot one cent per pound on Ilia will) llu- I l»m of llm shIiI ADA-- pictured himself a* a mid dividual* put up more than 30 bil­ huge difference between alloca­ Increase Court xmir Writ leu ap)iuiir*riri>. die of Hie road lie inner nt wild! raw aluminum and five per cent lion dnllars for Income las pay­ tions and remlltanr** and that on ODfMinsllv nr liv uMornev, In »s|,l shares completely (luv. SlevenI'lllST ItAIK—A'IS'hs Sills Ingot and fabricated products. ments. •ult eo tin. Bill, Usy of sunn-,-. sufl’s own views on civil rigid*, do­ (First 11*1) Msllf ttnnklieventually Tyler H. Hmith was sent Tbe office uf Price HtabllDallon Ivit, Mill! Hi- 1 -ndur 'o fll* with I .Muralts J„, I muitl,ruck, I HI* Salas esl.se, properly, cus­ from th« Motor Vehicle Dctiurimestic and foreign |Killctr* Price Control Chief F,lll* Ar MIA I'Urk your wrllivn il-ln.m. llalisl. I I........ S Ixmilno Hlyis, and other taxes make up the ment to check on the Tax Collect­ said If In lb . tllll of fonialilnl Meanwhile In Lo* Angeles, (len. unit had signed tho order granting l.yon's lutit, 1 crow's Kllahi, I toms root. lb sVIiT *uil nl lb . iIn'iA |irr*irrll,*n Dwlghl D Elsenhower Tuesday *Itsrrv or’s office. lluhood nod the details would be i f Isw The east of being governed-nl ai;ri)NI> | | 4 ( II—S lflpha HR# made public shortly. il.r.in full noi ,|u . . 1, 1,1 .tut nlglil gave llm niillmi a soldier's (Nr,-„a,I Halt llallr (looblrl Hie federal, stuto amt local levels— will iiror*,,,i .« |,aitM prayer In the rurm of a tu point pro Till) Increase Is about half uf I I’shkrs Miss, > (Kill,*, 3 Rig HI), thus exceed* the cost ol food, ac­ ■WtTNI'HH lliv Inin I unit In. cr.il gram for a peaceful, prosperous ) M that asked by the aluminum Indus iiiihIi Inmil,, f, I'livvriy I’slrol. S cording lo Hie bank. It eitluinle* I Slid fuiii l III M-iufiUil, Mi inlnolo mid happy America .Imialo I'rlil*. 1 Mum's Wsrrlur. i try which now I* turning out about onruy, Hurl,In Oil. in. :j ,,f tOll((N»»lt r u m (’**• !)■•) this year's food bill In this country hI l.lim. "I have written down these to II,i )TIIIHli uiy. A l> isr-I. one milllun tons of aluminum a Callnnun'n lieutenants "And It 114(1’— 1 1 ( 11 , Mils will he around do billion dollars. o p IIIJR.VIro.N points." he told Ihe 33rd annual I Nuvrr Tscky, > Nsvrr Loir. 1 The bank concludes: "Tuxes meant the end of the niarhiiie." year. (Tt-iH of Clreuit I'oufl, oneampinent id Hie Veterans of lull) llu ml. i Polly f-srk. * prlrs- must III Hie last analysis be borne The Aluminum Company ol Collannn even loot tils own hid (MALI Foreign Wars, "because Ihey rep­ l«-aa Ituliv, * llraril, l four (Rialaaa, by America amt tlu> Reynolds Metals fur remimliiiiHim ns Uirrili the people, wlm now pay mure I’ll,Is resent Hie uiiHine id u dream el « (..Ill's 111* program tu achieve state­ l'u , holh luiit unkril ail Increase Mil II I II 1(4(11—n Mika Slllr (or being governed uml dub'iulcd Ihe soldiers with whom I served I Mlst-il llrsnl* S Kilts,tom wide power culled fur ('uni'.resyman ol 3 cents per pound in the price And I believe they are ultaiiiable I'onis, S Flo a llaliy. I Cra|,D Ii* Ilian lor eating." Phil J Wrleh. SI Joseph, In win o( pig or raw aluminum ami ten "Each id us currie* his own clilii". fc Dlls- Its t,,r. * I'hunr llu- Democratic nomination (or guv per tun on aluminum products. Wlirn 11,-ml). 1 Lm-ky Blip, » nleture of Atuorlra. when he fight* Crimson Frusi The Kaiser Aluminum amt Chem ernor. The governor Is mi iruportfor her II Is Ihe picture id what FIFTH IH (C —S/lSih, |( ||r r. ■ ... . . ; ant tnuo tu n Missouri political leal Corporation request was high I V* ii I urn, I (Irrv Tniiptr, I lie Is defending " 111 It I n f l U l l 1machino because lie controls tha er. Kaiser a*ked 2 33 cents per Ikr, I Fro llrishl, 6 Ill'll, S i l I p u These are Elsenhower's HI all (Julil 1 , U I l u ” big city police and election boards pound on pig amt 13.5 per cent on AII nr. I Ilia's Ills,mil, t Rn-lslvr, a w i C B jeellves: _______ S II,iin til ii* ||r,I , out Welch went down to defeat aluminum products Increase America's strength SIXTH l u l l'— A'mm* Mil* by a margin only illghtly less de­ I Tokay liny. J (lo|,| Dost 11*1,r Will a judl anil lusting peace risive limit ill Hie Senale race. 3 Trim tlyrrs, i Htsr HliStlow, t Hulld a peaceful prosperity. JACKSONVILLE (M - Depart Former <iuv Phil M. Donnelly, Kittn, * Trkss N dws, 1 PhD, I Make the "promise nf equality" II ii*i>ii Hr,ms men! store sales In Flnrldn jumped Lotnmnn, downed him In Ihe vot­ a fact. a m i:VIII 1)4(15- A'isih* Mil* IS per cent In Juno over June 1931; ing surge. I llliis Zr|itiry, 1 t.mis. I How Strengthen the security and wel­ ixmneiiy served u* governor l.o»si), i Vmk f,sit, t i-:*a>r Rita*. furniture 23 and hmiauhold ap fare of Hie people. pllances 18 per cent. front 1943-49, then had lo sit out i^Uuslissn, I c ilr Cousin. I nilFight high prices and high taxes. Thta was due mainly to bl one term because a Missouri gov­ Subject all policy to the tost: It * RltillTII 114I F—-ATSIks Mils credit buying, sold T. A. Latifurd, ernor cannot succeed himself. His I Knulnols, j Film,I Irma, I II good lor America? I silitrIns Kirk. 4 Ksrol Oss, s vice prcsfiident and manager of the supporters Included James M.l’enRestore lumesly to government Trymt * I,s.| (|„ld. I Hill H.y, > Jacksonville Branch, Federal Re dergasl, head of Hie Kansas City Insure loyalty m government. Illii s Hup serve Dunk of Atlanta, In u report faction to which Hie President be­ Revive hutw of a holler life In NINTH 114(15—ll/ISlks Mils Tuesday. longs. latest mint » «bs,lrii, k. I .Twlnkl* Tos. I every American. He said there were Increases nf denominated without n struggle » :, lls.l llroks h Kit tisnion, « Jsrk The 13-mlnutc speech was (he tu per cent In installment pur were the two eongruhtlonal veter­ J u • Dssfsi general’* first since winning the A TMNTIH Trust Funds II4IK—A/ISlks Mils F o r e x c itin g l d « a i in chases In department stores; 31 (n ans—Rep. Clarence Cannon (Dem) Reptihllcun presidential mi in Illa­ I. ,.lMru1 H»stx Halt*, f 111 furniture; and 111 In household op Fisherry, chairman of the House Shortly after R’s delivery, he Lsi* tlKln*' i B.l‘" Mas lay, 1 holla- riixncex along with a 3 per cent Appropriations Committee and KITCHENS and BATHROOMS tion. returned lo Denver. FrVnrh'mo.* 1 Vone*‘ 1 ncreaso In cash sales nnd 13 in Rep. Dewey Short (R.), Galena, I'ollllcal leader* are giving caro­ v is it o u r I d s a C s n t s r Established 18 y s tri In Or­ minority member on the t e , . , charge sales In departm*nt stores; ranking tid scrutiny lo hlx rem arks and 12 per cent cash sales in nppllonce House Armed Services Commit­ lando Hashlsnc* olflce—1415 also la Ihe fact the crowd that IfnAA, Hn.s 7*1 1 n■**•*•»• • Hsssy stores, Com* la and s»* our n*w lifts tee. Cannon had no opposition and f J^ii Hu-Xnff Yt)IlfBingo. heard Hie speech seemed almost d is p la y —th* sp ecial section There was an 18 per rent furni­ Short ran away from hlx. Conway Rd. lost In Ihe 103,000-seal Memorial ture store cash sale decline, ha w s’vs h i up to glv* yon Ideas Coliseum. said. for your ham*. Rut even Ihmigh Ihe speech wax Florida department store sales faaiur* o f this display li ih* labeled "nonpoiltlcal," Elsenhower were the same as those In the High low P rrd p . aides made no attempt to conceal Cr*n*"Sk*(chbookofld**i"fur 87 64 .38 JACKSONVILLE lev-Thrw for- sixth district but far below the AihevUt* their ills appointment at the small bathroom s, kluh*n* and utility dlitriet's 41 per cent In furniture 83 70 Boston 9.41 m orJaw enforcement officer* were crowd. They theorised II might and 34 In appliances. r o o m . Ii'i crammed with ih* have been better tu have trlw a on the ppim lte side of the law In Isis Angeles 73 63 H r»(H r*llsi Lsnrortl said all reporting eltles New Orleans 93 74 MO*! exciting collection o f fresh smaller arena (or the maiden oases that cam* before Iho te r S had Increased dollar values In de­ Washington Allen a e<*.. 89 72 ,U M om you ever law . . . shows speech; but they had no clioico— of federal court ending her* today. partm ent stores but that Tampg Jacksonville 92 75 One was sentenced to prison, on* 19 Bo. Court 8 t , Orlando the VFW had to have tho coliseum you d o u n i of highly original stores decreased 8 per Miami 86 •1 fur Its long drum and bugle corpa RJX? • susponded sentence and tho furniture fU o a an d how C ro at preferred cent, Tallahassee 91 U third was acquitted. 74 parade. p lu m b in g fixture* h e lp you Huey Carlton Haani xa He reported Jacksonville had ■ Crowd* estimates ran from 19,< achieve them. /hI2?«r P*r c?nt Increase In department 000 by coliseum official* to 10,000 Alachua Countv sentenced to _ ,tor» '* » ! furniture; Ht. . •* Idea* a r t your* with* by police. The event wea free to wai_ aenlsnced * Irani'• °*y Petersburg 16; Orlando and Tampa In prison on a charg* •of r obligation , , . so com* In Ihe public. Us and Miami U in furniture and "w e’ro keeping our Anger* porting non lag paid llqu luor, 1 Mho advantage of them I v*>nr cloat close in in del department storea. emssed that tha Democrats won't Chari* account and lutaUment try to make political capHal ol receivables Increased 19 per cent Ih* crowd." an Klaenhower man and g per cent respectively In dtsaid Just before the ’Tke" group partment storea over June a year (lew back to Denvor headquarter*. Henry Edward for mar ago while rurnitur* jumped 13. Plumbing and Heating Clay County dep H* said Floridians were paying fffiwtd Contractors icquilted of up department ilort charge a« J ll| Kim Avemi* Phona 10B mobliea, had be alao ‘ VRI ao days a Clurk Case Major League Leaden Politics Lctful Notice F'rict* Increase Given Aluminum Producers VoluHiii County Kennel Club BASIC t t - M i k e n (Hi FORTCOMPLETES . LEE, Va. (Special) ~ Fred Blue, aon Break As Storms Pvt. Mrs. P. Blue, of la k e Monroe, completed his basic training a t Hit New England Training Th* Qu«rt*rmast#r R*pl*e*m*nt Center, Fort Ja e , Vlr- By The Associated Frees ginla, on Aug. 8. Nature—or professional rainmak­ Pvt. Blue entered the army Mar. ers—brought crop-reviving storms 9, 1933. Before entering service, to Connecticut's dust-dry tobacco he attended Croom's Academy. and vegetable farms Tuesday end more scattered showers sprinkled th* drought-seared South. Less than 18 hours after a firm liiied tv farm ers seeded the clouds with chemicals, electrical storms raced from west to east across Connecticut. The storms dumped from W to Its Inches of rain over most of th* stale. Some of th* heaviest rain fell in Connecticut Valley— AIR CONDITIONED target ares far the Wallace E. Howell Associates of Cambridge, LAST TIMES TODAY! Mass. After the downpours, the Dis­ aster Relief and Research Admin Randolph Istratlou, Inc., formed to sponsor the project, put the rainmakers on stand by. An advisory commit­ tee was appointed to determine when and If operations would be I. resumed. J eWet* The rainmakers were not ready COJh£5 tu make any claims, however. A (It* tlKUH firm spokesman said results of a single day did not constitute con­ clusive proof. "But, he added, "this Is whit success looks like." The rain also hit other parts of parched New England, Boston re cording 2.33 Inches. It marked the first substantial rainfall In Eastern Massachusetts during Ihe 37-day, multi-million dollar drought that has withered crop* and caused hundred) uf for est fires. Mure scattered light showers were reported from Virginia to the Carolina*, Georgia and Alabama. Another area of scattered showers was spreading southeast want from Missouri and Southern Illinois. Recent showers In Ihe Southern drought belt have been loo light and too scattered tn afford wide­ spread retief. In some places, with the hulk id the corn and vegetable crop burned out, they came too tale. The long drought has destroyed inure than * half billion dollars worth of corn, tobacco, cotton and vegetable crop* In the South and East, withered pasture* have cam-eel a feed problem for live stock CL0RIDA STATE * r THEATRES G iM I£i£ SCOTT C o »* S ?. THURS. & FRI.I FORTUNE FOUND IN CKAKII ATLANTA i* - Two Kentucky night club executives carrying more than flO.OOO In cash were burned to death in a private plane that crashed and burst Into Games Tuesday. Police Identified the viclims as Jam es H. Drink, operator uf the Lookout House Supper Club near Covington, Ky., and Charles Drah maim, the club’s manager. Doth were witnesses al hearings con­ ducted by Ihe Kcfsuvcr Crime Committee tn 1951. S Department Store Now's your ihanre In Mock up on Fishing Tackle, Cigars, Cigarettes, First Aid Huppllr*, Medicine*, Toils! Articles, Etc: Everything goes, Including F ix tu re s-------- Are Up 15 Percent 3316 to 7 3 % DISCOUNT Hods, Rssla, Lint*, Etc. on r e s H ir s Si* fe r 'E M 2 isr”' .Forlorjr Prfcda Baa/ecd's oaty Venetian BMad MaaefMtnrer, efface i n eeeapleie aacvlee far BUNDS ' SM w U t • S u l i m . * Sf i N . i » C M m ” • .» * * * IMS' HiiAIMBaMi A ■Meumjii*" mm W%: H. JA M E S Vs l/ 3 24 ait ui r ran mum hmUm t« " '■ 1 'm Q1 O ff Plpoo, Cigar** Lightera, Cigar Hohtere, Knivea, Baaore, nudes, Bls« 3 3 ‘A off AU Tehee*00 2 0 % oft AU Halve*, hmlndlna Itectrt* Caah Begkte*. Dry * Drtnh Bnt, Chremo Tahlee and Chnlra. Shew Caara Kteifmanla. par MIL’S CIGAR STORE ' W -XguJl”t ' Jr1 '*--, * m t© i 5% 12412. Soneral In stra n c c O ff Drugs, BtmdrWa, Patent Medklnea, Including Aapirlns. Bel llapatlea, Milk of Magneaia, Alke Beltaor, AntloopUce, Grave* Taeteleea Chin Toni* — Infant Baby Oil, Craomulolon, HadacoL Peruna, Swamp Bool, Kodak Cardul, and other Heme too numoroue to mention ■ for AGENCY O ff First Aid Suppllee Delivers in Sanford GUT 2 Hair Tonlca, Hair OR*, Tooth Feat*, Shaving Cream, Shaving Lotions, .Shampoos, Hoops, Ktot TE L . 6805 Meadowbrook 4 Door Sedan VENETIAN BLINDS >1 y The Weather Brothers / 1 All Plugs, Lures end Flit*. The 1952 Dodge CRANK for Meat Cartoon—'FUN AT THE FAIR' TWO WEEKS! Comstock h — ADDED — "PRISON WITH A FUTURE" BEGINS TODAY - LASTS Stan J a il... vast far Piper lAURtl Reck M'JDION CheilM COBURN (*JK Oifll NRRIAU C K ijir” • LIQ U ID A TIN G SALE Symington Former OfScersOf Law Face Mm§ Honor'* ' .j u is iB trM ______________ DBLM Ate - HlUA ■ H B V lm n M M M m m n m m m * -v.-M ml;J't ±m,i> ; '■ 1 *« d/.v .. :. -‘.j, .»>*■. j | / " f i . i v J 'M �;rjptV.r *++<**$* *- y , ^4# •»*#l*es *»»<*****x»-**r-»* •*--4*-<x**■**•'*•'-.»*>e ****** ,*•^-W*M***'*'^'•«**#•# •«•»• • - *■* # '# ^ I«*' I i 4 .......7 4**-«*v,,r •■***■«-#-•* — — — f>. .,**,#•< . , / V •«♦**•#■# » **«Ti ^ «, r „ ,* f ■,*•**»• » n I *-»*i*'*»* *- 4 ■ V IF YO U DO N’T THK W EA TH U R rtceiv* your Sanford Hrrald. City Delivery, by 7:00 P. M„ plena rail 1‘aitty cloudy lltrough Friday with afternoon ihniitlrrshnwrr* In scatIcn tl places anil possibly nn southcast m ail tonight. YELLOW CAB t i l l © h e H * .VOLUME X X X X III Legal Action Against Toll Road Is Urged Kssfihllsht-d 1008 Harvester Pickets Block Car a n f o r d f e r a t f * A N IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY NEW M PAPEIt SA N FO H D , FLO K IDA TI1U H 8D A V . A U G U ST 7. 1‘tfGi NO. -5 2 Plane B last Moody Urges Truman Aboard Ship Adlai Attack Kills 8 Men ‘Hatchet Men’ Special Lawyer Recommends Step Against State R o a d Department At Daytona Parley Carrier Boxer Scent* Michigan Senator De­ Of Explosion Which clines To Name Men D e s t r o y s 12 Jets Bin Mentions Kein In Raging Flames Je nne r . McCarthy DAYTONA UEACII OP) — Florida Frto Highway* Asaoclalion today considered a “march on Tallahaaaoa" to prevent con­ struction of a 275 million dollac loll turnplko system. Members mads plans to block the hugs road program after hearing rerommendallons from attorney* Thomas T. Cobb, Day­ tona Beach, Frank D. Upchurch, St. Augustine, and James T. Vorelle, Vero Beach. WASHINGTON m—An explosion Its don o m i r m : Ul nf a jet plane aboard the U. S SIMIINl.HKI.il. Ill (Ai - Sen carrier lloxer In Korean Water- llliilr Moody ol Michigan ............ urged killed nine men and Inlurcd an c,ov Adlai Stevenson" today t< miannounced nunduer in' others make a major campaign issue o the Navy reported today what lie cii'led the "hatchet men* Twelve jel planes were deilmyd I arimiul linp I'n -idi uti.d Noinlnei by raging fires llial allowed Hie llHIgtll |l 1-:i*eohuwi'|explosion ilellcopiers ami llfhoalMooilv dec'lined lo identity tin picked up ikl crewmen driven over "hull hr 1 on-o' tu newsmen Inc hoard liv Ihe (tallies then In' "i'iiit nil In mriilhui Hu A Naval officer said Hie 27,rtuvi name* of hCpohllCJO 'il'lis Miton carrier, which normally car I’nllhv of " - mi in Keiu of Mis ries a crew ol 3.1)00 officers ami -non am; < *' of lo,liana i men. suffered the tragedy uhont l lie vmmg iidiigan -,'11,1101- ulxi 5o miles ell die masl of Korea invited ‘dovenmn Hu lienmcrafi1 Tuesday nighl i Wednesday he president'd oivnini'e to kick oil ceiin lime I Ills eamillion >. uh ,, i.almr Day No enemy iiclion was Involved -lieech i' In it ut a Pres idem fhi' otliecr who reported Ihe la minion did in Hint unties said lie did not know how And lie proposed that Meveiisne many men were Injured. He said challenge Ktacnhnwer I" t -eriet damage to Ihe -hip was nnnnara nf one trior radio and leleviitloi' lively slight, and repairs will he tehules during Die eonnng ram made m die Korean (healer ol pajen operations Moody g n n l ids r e p o r t to news .Inst what caused Ihe Jel plane nil'll a f t e r n h r e *kf a »l u l l e n d e d lo In explode was nol known, nfli Stevenson, Mnndy. and two de rials -aid (enteil I lemocrnl ic piesldenOi Considering Session If Price Hikes Continue Also Plana Thorough Canvass Of Campaign Situ­ ation With A d l a i P r e s id e n t Adm. Joy Takes Command lit I) It Willi It OLIVER M W llN i.lo N C I'resulcnt h i,mm. m a wide ranging news ■unfi tcine .ml ted n he is con.un ion: i a,hint .< p' liul session ,1 iiini;re, .md plan a Ihormigh cam ass with Got \UI»l Slevcn,,m next Week on wind's lieelleil DAYTONA BEACH tfi - An M (m- .i | n-rniH't .iIic Mciory this fall. torney recommended today that It,, .aid in- mil await furFlorida Free Highway* Association Iln-I ileli'liipnient-: t efme deciding consider legal action "to forestall -iitdher a |n lt d , mu would Issuance of bonds" to finance con j l ruction of a 275 million dollar In- called At A CAg ATIIM9II lu enter Hi* Melrose Park Work* ul th* Intern-tlollpik*. 11,,- t i e-id-id made tlm state* tlunal Harvester Company In Chicago, placard-carrying pickets bar The attorney. Thomas T. Cobh, oi. nl lo a nm umlcietice in rethe way. Four thousand CIO United Auto Worker* at the plant arc on said a suit against (he Stale Bnad strike. They ora protesting wug* cuts. piling it- iim Hulls ahmit Fries (liilrruaiioo.il i'uiuiJpkulo) Department and the State Improve st,0 111)/<-■ l ilt tinaU's sialement men! Commission could be started W, due dal lh.it a spec ml sesHiotl "it the proper! Itne," in.is he iii'Cessoi) "if food prices "We have nothing to enjoin right niniiiiue in -li' out id hand and now," the Daytona Beach lawyer skyrocket said. "All wo have Is the engl- J I'he I'lesldeill icfnscd to Clltnneers' report which has not been I mi nt when ,i .ki-il whether Arnall hop e f u l s A v e r ell Ma i i i i i mu nm approved by Iho Slate Road lie SEOUL Korea - A Suit Lake U' II III. tiulil |l Hus e|l ■if Id-,0 t,.iiI - uhiultti'd Ins lestgnallon partment." City Sabre Jel pilot out- credited Kia i ni |>olitic Hie I'n-odent said Cobb said from what lie's beard widi bagging two ol lour Colonm lie 1.mild ,1, .11 ■ with lllllliils GoV. It it r r i ii i ii ..Hid lie n e v e r li ol dis however, "Ihe skids are greased" i nist Mil,- slioi down over Noun -t, i.-n -m tin licmm rntic presli'U* sed Willi 'devoir..»o ho ‘t|ipol|it far prompt approval of Ihe tollpikc , Korea today i. ni, d .m i l iic c‘ 11 - Hung that plan when Ihe mad hoard meets , i... . . i i , u, eh'it the Demothe l 1 S Fifth Air Force said iiieol a - - e c n d a r v of -ditti- " n m 1 those i i i ii i o i dl.lii'l M a r t tviO auh n , i .ii. 11, k. i m Nov emhei Mrs. Harvev Backs Un J a yc ee s Are Given l'apt Clifford I) Jolley destroyed me " Tlie highway group met here In < llnsslun Imill Jets in a swirling SI, \. n-- n -vtil i ioiii- In'i e ut tho Galloway’s T e s t i Report On Demos' Ihe l tni i iiuaii Insisted lie woul d eon day lo "mobilize" nnlitollplkr I-11--uti'iit -. inv iiatnin *o -*ii in at a late afternoon battle near Anju VICI AUMISAl l l Olio i Joy f ■Iglil) is - "lo:i - Iol ,ii ■I I * e I ' • *', - • (tilin' ns ■ li reel or of t!io Il.l' Mot sentiment throughout (he state. Western Nnrlli Korea. .limi t lunelii-iiii ‘I nesday lie xuid u . r . V ice A d m I t a u * W Hill, us h e t . i k e - o - . . ......... ........ I I H o I mony On Shortage Chicago Conclave in Mu) Cobb told Ihe FF1IA his analysis M, ten■■ni had ugiS'-teil to him lit Charles D. Owen*, 2022 Si'i-urli v I'riiamin, and •I,, nil III N a v a l Ae*d*i ny ••• Aiin.ifolis. Mil Adm I- » » •- *Oi I ' h e • •" 1 ' i-niild in III: of figures released by the New I'l.i lud|i Sfeven-i ni m Lake Sue Drive, Orlando, i no igu lluit it would he a good n a v a l fore** fm t h r e e veal* a n d fm all i f " •" dud I Mrs. I.lllinn Clink said in May. "I uni firmly ronviiieed Hint tl.ini:■ill'll one in Ihe battle York engineering firm of Parson. cimipnign ii. in it tin j i mild get together N a t i o n * d e l e g a t e * ' ' h e I 'u n i n u i i j o m I n n H 1 ............. Iidil that she had Liken uliopl Governor Adlai Stevenson does not llrlnrkerTinff, Hall and McDonald M....|v -aid lie '*n,-gi 1I'd to S t, i|| i , i .initial Jl pi.Illshows Inlal cost lo Taxpayers of C100 from the Seminole Counly ewe Ins presidential nomination at vvnxoii IIIal “|n>111tin 1 nit i-grily" It* t111'119 Wr\ asked . 1tie 1'( 1*% Ihe proposed tnllwayx would ho Tax Collector'* office lo pay a note the Demneratli' convention to the mailt' fi initjnr riimimtirn issue. Mr 1* li ,, ,i.ll 1 . rut l kill «1All IIIIC III.- lll'llll). which she did not have the motii'V niiiuiiirt of lluriy S. Truman," nearer 450 million dollars than 275 olid lo- incMiit In- t his lluit Hu l , 1 1 1 V ihTit ill III 1 lili'Sgll i .die lo cover, according to Ihe testi­ Voile William*, Jr., asserted tuilav million. I'overliiir ■lundd hit lit t he ( i f)l' to 1 tl.vitliU to ■Upport mony of C. It. Kill ley In Clrcull l>efiire the Junior Chandler nf ‘ h a t c h et m e n , " und t h e " l e c h He estimated interest nit n 275 court this afternoon. I’ll adi *1$1 ,Mi*rh \\ llarklcy Cninmerre meetlni- in tin* Yacht niifiin a n d v e o e r n l mf a r e p r e s e n f a million dollar bond Issue—If oh th, ii mvii, tu d i.. Mutual Security John Galloway, Seminole County lion nod d i st or t i on of fact *. " tallied at 3‘k tier cent—would Tax Collector, completed his lex- Club,. line, tm Wcii'll lltnrimau (or the Mr. Will Isms, who covered the amount to 17S million dollars over limonv Dil i inornlne after staling IleniiK’liiOc !>ii-sttli iUml ii imih.ltinti A* uni’ example of what he eiill Convention In Chicago HONOLULU I.n — Foreign Ain a 50 year period. 11 mi.ut - ,ul Itarklcy h it M'ashe.t iiilsrrpreaenlnlloti und dUtur Ihot Mrs. Clark, charged with the last month for The IDraM, de­ nf Ihe U. H,, Australia and linn, .Moody *ald the iidlnlnislrnoil’ll'" tor ‘ toe M’O eXf»-rtmg to be “That anticipates, In my opinion, embezzlement of ||l,fi71 from Ills clared that the spilt between the inters New Zealand today launched Ihe • i .iiHiul.it- .-•int hud to- n-niumed that bonds would be Issued and office, had offered U> make up ftouOi and On- Northern left- Hrst focai a I pesimlime xyMelu ut lioii’* foreign ftollev Hint had ."slopped the Reds cold ill foiopi Mfin Who Didn't Un sold immediately its the . fuH half - W ahortoiw nf lie would wingi n ' near the loyalty pledge ( l i l i ‘.t j ; o I •. S t f lu * ( M . , llu i ... i- |i. wolilU tinvc sup military rnujiorntlioi umnug H it* ' ,i i mi it.- t.i.i, i to hud never A-ut and llu Middle Kual" hail amount, HF* n f l f f * . make up tin*-other half. was Ilia delerinInin* factor hi Hirer nations • • U l i n l j^ f in i m d : I h . i 1 11 I.I.no, i o i" - H’"‘ 1 Hut riinaii, derstund W It a i Ilf heeil made to ll|ipeai n t h o u g h "These boys are In too much of This afternoon Mr*. Alice Hnr- Stevenson's xelrcHutt ul Oie eonHowever, they adnpled a "no It liint hren foilioini t»v t'lUoom 11mu.iu's ,oil 1‘n.Hi> >* Hu* cmivi'na rush," Hie attorney said. vev, * clerk In the Tax Collector's vent Ion. ( ill I S I UM III I '.it slow" policy on bringing other non Sij;iu‘d Is V if i i in t .,.0 i i i to v,.ii i-o Stevenson. ng, Association office, barked up Ids version of an Prior lo Ihe meeting, "It was said at the convention CnminiinlM Pacific nations into the nliit*. Mt,< i ' U - i.lcni i i . I the c o n v c t itin* 'i-oaii'i declined to nuno I’m Ideal Kcnnelh Itorton, hake | Interview which took place lo the ttinl Sleveii'iin had twin told by security organization. \ h h |»l»»hi, IImS'IHN I A I mm Ii Imrit III i 1ll« V i » e * till • flMH Y1Mlltul Mp h v pick t III- lll'-it Worth, called ihe projected loll grand Jury rnnnt of the t'mirt Millie Sdiilhcrti ri'presi-ntntlvi-s Mini W'liihl hi' pri'iiuilui i- villi Hie "huli-hi l oo'ii," loil Hu n lo vi ir old null um ki'i ul Ai inlt-ll d u e l h . l | -'In . 1.. lit* In ii . .1 | HI Ml ll U Ihi il Uii e, ,i • i i (lectl.ill highway Irom Jacksonville In Mi­ Moose nlxiiil the end nf May, 11161 tiiiil they would Miunurt turn ii he a cummuiiliiur Issued uln-i they It■lit* d "P's i-.iton In lie u fmini ,\ II who suy■> hi- tain-il i i .mi m a o hi «it i 1 • J , .1li till i ) 1 IIH fM th* roll tl 1 1■1H t * uDl ami and arms* the stale from Day between him und Mm. ('lark. would run," Mr. Willinm- added, adjourned their three da> - imfei I ' al neni cn H u m In «ee I' l-i' lihnwer iiuim ,| Party mi-mln-i >hip .■t-l-I- mol tu i tl Imm • v li 11,-1. 1 o ld i lice 1 1l MlHM l • 1*III (! *hr tons Beach It) Tnmpa a move in Mrs, Harvey, whose preevnri- ut "Stevenson then offered Rii*h,'ll cure Wednesday night Hut they a n d J.-iiiii', and Kent mi the same .ilimi in l-ill In*, . i n -‘llu-, l,,lil ,od llu it \ i »• T ll. (U1 ■ul Iloh 4I-. 1 . , 1 In |i *1.1*1*1' I ' i i "wreck Ihe stale’* credit." fin- interview Mr. Galloway had the vice pie-iidetlti:>I pint toll tie promised that other countries h a d luillfninis And t wonder nn- tlii'i ujiiii-d In am a iiikv lit. . th ■ 1 1It 1- tl. Cl ­ I il Oil 14.U* Mi i .1 .ill t|u,K tht He said the meeting will he nn requested, said that Mrs. Clark refused so Sparkman of .Ualoimu would hr enllkUllcil closely lliinogh wlieHier I iscnhowi' i will Hirow In in wtilt'll I nil, im nl\id u i m t ft. » Ul/s ll loll In 14 , 4 t. I l.i t.O, III the nun* humni l Mei hHIu and ii-l. luted ili'iiorlnl Widnus,Ii, all-day affair,' with reconi mend a offered to mortgage her home to vvn- l hen picked." regular diplomatic chained 1 M I MV M U i th, l |. II ef. III. • •Idllfi 4 1* 11***1 II. ■i.I when it William* substandard tin* hy The foreign minister ol one In people III 'Vole flit III) hoy. In,-.' Hon* of attorneys being presented help make Up the nhorluge and tu fi-.lii.il .imlgu Charles I. Hi 1114 1in.ill i •IN .1 , "1!lit I ll I* * 1 le ft •’MM • III 4-■IMl-, 1 1 Mis .ittici- ciiunfor action In the association's nay half the shortage If Mr. Gal­ saying Stevenson *teadfu*tly re­ teresled nntimi not present loa • illii «|.y tu1 III Il.l (1Ml M It* li i III*' /intski Ii . nilud "wllli iflin'l.iin-i-' Mini ii* in i4* lie utged hoard nf directors ut a noon loway would pay the other half. fused tu run with Truman's sup­ ipilii F.lizalde nf Hie Philippines, i .olio and llial < ail A Lalva. who sigui-d Vk.41 1Mil hi III* 'H.l h . I n k . . I v 5 1* •I'” * III -i t illuncheon. port because the lllliud* governor said III Manila bin countn ami 1\ ll* .If ttit t Mitil 1. 1 o. Ito- illtl Hu* ( miimiinisl npplii alum paid l.ir N.n Hi III* 1Tel , 1 1-9*1 - . U h I) oailaurA un Pa«* M il knew it wniihl ineiiii Hie kls* of Julian may Join the AN/.I'S imwern In! 1* • t >o , i-nls and '■never In-aid finin i d Ho- li. ■III l<li ii i i t(i•*ri! “The Free Highway Association' to coordinate Pacific defense dentil for hint In the South and 1 h r n l h r i 1 tat ll*’ lltlfll ml “a ter dll-ill again," umsl lie ileporli'il In Unlit lllz 1. |.t III .1 is not opposed to now highway* i would split the party. This would soon in * five power conference 1. I 1 rXI* I n Ol I t . III . cvciut • .................... i i n V 11 1at*» tii i mm ,gilt or to repair and correction of ex li, ll.lliw f'llllllllll against I'uinniunivn lbdid not lillilo-t antin' a Denmrrntir defeat Kill ill's! 141*1,1 V 1III' .lllo-Mtl'll istlng highways," Horton said "Ii lodge Wy/iniski said dial iiudi-i Ml.til r m MU' -till li lU r U|i l h r t Mi say whu would take the initiative. in the November election and 1 *r -•iiii-rgcm-y Is opposed lo Ihe creation nf toll llu' Mn arrau Aid lie was Im.iihiI IIIS 11. 1Mm 4 till ■| •- 1 M i n t h m 1 Ml i mill I*ill Unlltl It. S. Secretary of Stale Dean Steveiimo slated earlier that lie U-. h u D M III* t HllU Ini’ 1It n ! IM .9v I d.ni v and highways, especially toll highways In uphold die deporlatum ol l.ati.i 1 It* .41 N ’t 'll ' •.1 wouldn't run unless he could win, Acheann told rCpodcrx Hie AN/US created by a small group of men whilst' Iho sons seived Ml.Ill l.tlh 1 It. 1 • . t> do ll u" •ml 1- - t Itri»| ill h i'll! m k v nut TenCOMFORT, N C i.P-An i-ugh- hi l.alvu, Hirelings had been "very Intimate, IH M*' Williams said. acting aa a board or commission the tl S Navy in Wur'd W,n fill'll 1 f-vcil isrovr Marine, Si;l .lolm E 1 h r h r , i il 1ink ill *il Vgrii-ullme 1llr V M It HI V» th . li alit Mil l i 9V "1 think that the Denincrais very Informal," ami "we arc all without approval of either the peo II. said at 111, Inline llmlnpit, willin' i-hai-pxluioting i-x numlnatod the heal man avail­ very happy." jile or tnelr elected represents "An iinmlgrniil like me I in*: ............. h-riM 1* •1 I •lit .it 1 v * 1\ | ■Mdh'i it X UM ii ,i ill Imr itv has ulplnltx in Kiircii wrre ri'(>orli'il In Key slep taken to implement last don't know rigid from nrong In- .........11 I - \ 1 Mt[| u>..ad a i tin to Mb' r < vis i rriiU!ih'i,iJ ills.i n i condlTwo automobile*, lirllrved stolen able ul the convention when they three power treaty ogiied m-wx dUpali'hi'x last nmiilli. has cause I hadn't been here vers 11j iit \l t hunt Mii Dl ’klnti*'S ll IIII is "Ifcrlug "In a survey of 14 stales which by escaped Negri) convict* who nelected Stevenson, since lie is year's hail hiiii'llvilli'linlli'd, ul h'asl In San Fruin'Isco was lh.- riration In Mil uni i h,i ti 1 V.'loll' , ll 1 0 IVi ..... Ill iviul nllirr Ml! lo< noted urging of party leaders In-cuuse have constructed toll highways, the rawed their way out of the HI. f i ’iiHIlMoeU On I'nur Mill loni|Hiraril) In a Cmniminixl hand of u Joint military staff to meet 1 'ir I't r ^lilt Ml! Ul cl!Cl ceil with I (i ll Hie truth they waul In Ini-ilk .ml h r u • 1 ,ll It'l iilillC an \ 1 t\ average cost per mile in those John* County Jail at SI. Augus­ periodically ul I’curl llnrlmi Mel- grenad* I'D. '•lit it•p w i him ti n curres1 If) .1 in ■Tin iC" Ih ij• my family hiiiI lake me away let In ill Mill states has been 11,000,000," he tine Monday night, have been re­ Word that llniioiill has been from the country I luve " lioorne and Wellington, N / lt.nl III* lUi -Ill’ll ..............lo. •,11►1mufrii 1 ill ti.. i\ -Mi * i itv star, added. M»<n11mi-a <1*ii Met*u# Mi i covered, Sheriff P. A. Morn re­ Adm. Arthur W ftadhuil. U S. woumh-d on July 2tl, Jusl ii i i i - day In l.alvu mine In do- Utnled dlale u Uh ■1 III lil 1 1ill■d M o i i i i "The engineers report In Florida ported this morning, *— Pacific Fleet commander, was des­ after Hie ill-piiii-hrs ii'i'mdi'd his as a child of LI from Ihe village llll' MMil li. f 1 hr. II Voti a \ --let j II Indirates Ihe 500-mile proposed One of Ihe autonmt>IIc*, u 1(07 ignated American representative feata, was rctcusi'd hy Hu- Di'fi'on- ul Pm I, Flnliiiid and ban worked m 1*4* piilul .It hi • »|4.... . Ala I ' i i c n i i e r Bet road would cost 1273,000.1100. Why Chevrolet, won recovered last night i in i WASHINGTON bT-Thc Western to the military staff. Australia and f>p.irIti11-ii< IVdm-Mluy 1 1 f'V lll-l 1 .... .. .. i III New Hampshire textile mills sinc< It would cost lest to build such a by the owner, P, \V, Wheatland, irnwers 1 r o m < • e o ij u and Turkey arc considering New /eland will name theirs lat­ ( V,. MM,ntliri hi mu ml \ IfiId Ic o Hit wife, who lives here wllli lie was 17 road In Florida than eluewhere is owner of the Lake Monrue Gro­ shelving their long-stalled proposal er. their Iwu xon*. kuiiI she has re­ 10 Hill, l.alvu. Him in iiiurru-d in.m i 11‘Villi' 1 1<tVl Sally 1 dairt* it i mystery unexplained by engi- cery and Service Station, who for a Middle East Command In ceived Hurd ili.il llollnott's arm to a millve horn girl, filed a dec ■Mil'll Mil) Ii Hill IIIt" toislll's Ol ti l m i 1 n o 1 Idt •f M N ( ’I.neeri employed by the Stale lined went to Luke Worth to get the favor of a Middle East Defense was htnkeii hv Ihe grouaile, hut larullon of iulenllon In hi'Cnme uii Pill It U r d u • li.ll oil '.(oavi'd hiil l* t li |14•d Moltdtiv mu lit Department. ear, following the capture of th* Organization. This would have the that hi- is getting along line and American cilizen Eight years lalcr let's It il VIHill* 1 -It I'll- Ilstl'IIIO 1 Mi tl illtl (tli> to t,*-•-ri1in 11 III* III tltrd *1It lout- XI ,, "Furthermore, there Is no reason fugitive* there. He missed Out more limited task of plomdng the Is ahuaril a hu-pltal -hip he riled a petition fur Culled State-, ■ t n d i i m , i 1111If V t ..|i| t 1 ihe bent to believe that any bond laaue automobile from the drive near hi* defense of that area against | k>* damage to l-i--■|<i wtocti lie told lloitli.itt hi-rnine famous llirough Citizenship which lx xlill pending would be auccaaiftd without com- place when he gut up at d:.10 slble Russian move*. 11 was Ihe application for cm , ,1l.iMXcd. oul llu* nation and ihe corps, when mill ng he credit of the atate of o'clock yesterday morning, ho snld. Political developments In Egypt I tixturex apfienr ns liruwil ns a Marine f'nrp-. spokesinan said he zcuship ihai led to Lutvu'x Iron Florida.” Th* Chevrolet had but minor arc regarded here a* holding the in Ho- winter tlnu, and lliere nrn was crnliii d vim killing nine Com hies T»>e toll highway would cover damage and Mr. Wheatland wna key to what is done. Many Amcri f. -v gffcii spots except in low munisL wllh Just nine shuls—with lie testified before lllililigraliuii about 343 mllea from Jacksonville able to drive It hack last night can official* hope the new Kgyt> SHREVEPORT, La. W - Dr M. Hie aid nf * buddy, f’fc Henry ifflulaln ul that lime that lie had l\mg nrcas," In- .I-: -lured. "There Han government, with an eye fo E Dodd, 73, pastor emeritus of A. Friday Nll:oo.a, Wl* . who lie lolneil to WarnL with a branch of about from Lake Worth. wii ! l>e no corn crop to these arIhe ('omimmlxt I'artv al tin 14S mHe* croaaiai jb e atate from The cither car, a Kaiser, waa modernizing the country's armed the First Baptist Church of Shreve­ used ai a decoy. •■ji urging of pary leaders hecausi Daytona Beach to Tampa. located by Deputy Sheriff How­ forcei, may reverse previous op port, former president of the South­ The 11-ycar vclcran of the corps he understood the aims and pu r l • mpei situ vs ranged np to 109 .1 V'KSi)N Mi 1' Mi f,i>sfppi position lo Joining forces with tno ern Baptist Convention ami one of ard Hood on the Monore-l’aola nil llu- State -hv i-.'s ut time X, it,' si nted, and became a dead eye marksman poses of the orgunlzallnu wore 'm lli iooi i .ilic Ii oli i West and at least participate In a the nation's foremost religious road yesterday morning. It was while shooting small game, wild Uiimzing unions, and if there was Rigid. I'.ill. died at till' ii’ccol IIM’tits w-'te hat In Ihi- urea of leaders, died Wednesday nighl in cats taken to Ratliff's and later re­ planning group. rUBLMNER DIM and cougars In the Kentucky a strike they appealed to all local III-mod alie National • oiivcntloii m li***ogta where Chief Cleveland The establishment nf a Middle a Umg Beach, Calif., hospital turned to u Del-and fender and hills. Wliou he was after bigger groups lo raise funds to help sink I’hlcaCo md the ilti'.iin id a cun hv* 1 ns n buy, he ■al I Hint he , fi. ____ _______ East Defense Organization would In In health for several years, TORONTO OR., — Q I Me- body shop from where It had h*en i-i'rti'd S.iolhdii Idio- llmt would i'tlli Id liardly r e all lli.it Hie ternpolitical basis for mill- Dr. Dodd suffered two hrarl at­ game in Korea, he sent Friday D M ." Culiagh, 47, publlibar To- stolen, and 1* believed by Sher­ rovlde a pol ll)U ,le* as n decoy In llu- lop of their keep Ii, it li mi joe political pat tic-, I,--r ut tiro ev er went The case came before Judge My ary assistance by the United tacks Wednesday and died in St. ronto Oloba and Mali and the iff Mero to have Iwen driven h'tidiiig a svinpatiuc car to the gieex. Irent-h. zunski when l.alvu filed a peiitioo Stales and possibly* other Wosiern Mary's hospital, lie and Mr* Dodd Toronto Talagram, died Tuesday. h«re by the convicts. When Communist snipers rose to for ii writ of habeas corpus ugaltis* Soutti ti.ix lo-i'ii iiiolliliallcil, Ihe A bent fender prevented filling Powers to cooperating countries. had gone to California July 15 and tha M tm ii s h o p i- itti* ball und exposed lheir jmsl District Director of Immigration leader-, said It Is understood that, because of were planning return home th* gasoline tank, and this, said fire, believed to lisvo been Guv Hugh Mlolc former Gov Hons, Dolimitt would sight In, then und Naturalization Henry Nicolls antagonisms between Israel and about Sept, 4. Sheriff Mero, may have been the Lalva said “ I don’t blame any Fielding Mright, win, i aii lor vice ciio- e I by s p o n t a n e o u s c o mb u s t i on , Arab nations, the Jewish slain Dr. Dodd became pastor of Ihe calmly mjiutzh one off One stud teas on for abandoning the car, and the body. I don’t Illume Ihe govern pri'Hilcid mi Ihe Slides Itigtitx ciioveil Convidi'ralde damage Inst was usually all that was neces­ would'not betome a member of stealing that of Mr. Wheatland. MEDO but would receive military First Baptist Church here on April sary. ment. 1 blame Urn law This is a ticket in IttIH, unit Itep lliltoii night to a rfthinet work shop own* 4, 1212, and retired Aug. 15, luso. Na mattav ho* far away Several hags of canned meat, Malts. - !;■nut li Stales Itiglitx -.op nl by F, L. Itariiuii) and located assistance from the United States He was born In Brazil, Gibson Everything was going flue fur law lhat is nol Just." rea a w jfn m yae^ aaidtnes, and cigars, stolen from so "Nn tine ever told me that lliese oui In 11called MVdliesiluy the ai llii Jessamine Avenue. that the present balance of County. Tenn. In law he served tho Dim'.on Springs, Ky ., native CUre’a Service Station on the ” ” 1‘*?.»»s - W .W S * , - s > tVdli the hultiling nod the woodpower « between Arabs and Jaws i s a sergeant In the Second Ten­ until Marine top hruss learned people wauled to overthrow the "golden opportunity" to achieve 8outbw*at Road, Tuesday night, would be maintained. working machinery, were damaged, government bv fore," he added SmiiluTii mnl> lhat vanished nessee Volunteers, U. S. Army In of Iho scheme ami called a hall and recovered in 1-nke Worth were In the Itduro-ili of Friday's pros "All they told us was Ilia! they the Spanish American War. The doall. stroke of the Stl..... N, t': J5 pan., wkea yaa ret am. Ytm raa *r- today returned to the owner by i, . i idled to Hn- fire ut wanted to will the strike " WICKB WIND •nation. He received hi* Bachelor of Arts Right*. I'mly, m tlm upinion of Hie raage with yaar ettrrtoe bay, or Sheriff Mero. Some tools, includ­ Judge M’y/anskl allowed Lalva three men. caiim al Hie ctmvenlmn fliemeu remained to fight the PEFUN1AK SPRINGS « - Ed and Oratory Degrees from Union ing « . pinch bar and wrenches Wlcke, Pensacola, was apparent University, Jackson, Tenn., and In remain free un hail of tJ.Mi h I ii ' ii Southern leader* were asked tiluz* for one hour and 22 minutes. through Charlie Mat which were sent here from Lake winner today of Ihe hotly con­ married Emma Savage, (he daugh­ unless IJ H. Ally, George F. Gat if they would walk md it States la Hon maaaaer- hr Worth were not claimed. 145, la have rity objects within a five day pe Iticld-, ilidcgutimis from Mississippi tested state attorney battle In the ter of the president of ihe school. h The fugitive* ware Elmo Payne, First Judicial Circui. rind. He was in lha armed force* for and Texas worn nut sealed at Hie 8» of Metcalf, O*.; Joa Pitta. 31 Circuit Judge D. Stuart mills 12 mantbi during World War I, six HIT/, Lalva Is expected to appeal lo convention of Bt. Augustin*, and Jamra Wil­ Wednesday revoked ■ recount of months of which were spent overIhe United States Supreme C'mirl "HAS ANYBODY "llie only answer to tin- ipierdlnn bur, M of Know! ton, Ala. Pay no ballots In disputed Precinct 14 lees J. E, ftmilh of Oviedo was ar­ Tha McCarrsu Act, passed by was silence,” one cunventiun dele­ SEEN MY GAL" apd Wilbur had escaped from a which had given John Amo«, Fort In 1927 Dr. Dcdd founded and rest »tl today In the Florida State Congress In 1B50 over President gate said 1-tli 2:47 - t til - ii 65 - 8:69 road camp near Lake Worth In Walton, a 24 vote lead in tba four was th* first .president ol Dodd Bank, Police Chief Roy Williams Truman's veto, was aimed al sub MOVIELAND ssld* July, war* re-arrested In St. John* county district. College, I _ „ Sbrev* „ - .m n r tt*iwnfcb . . J P IIn 1011 announced. Mr, flmllh was in th* verrives, Among other things It "HURRICANE ISLAND" OF F. MEET County, end held on eharget of He restored the original May 17 was merged witn Centenary Col- process of cashing a 960,000 check niilhnrlzet deportation of aliens PRAIRIE LAKE Tlie lianrd of Iilrertoru of the. auto theft. Th* Ne- count which gave Wlcke a three leg*. tge. From 1923 * 1912 jio 1933 he was draw* on the account nf C. T. who have been members of any "THE HALF BREED" Hemliiolo County Chamber of Comtve spotted at a filling voto margin, after Wlcke claimed president resident of the Southern Baptist Nihlaak of Oviadu. organization advocating violent 7:45 - HUH it .Lalce Worth by a po- U»# ballots had been tempered with Convention. ’onventUm. T. B. Tucker and W. .1. Peacock overthrow of tho U.S. government. mere* will meal at H:0U o'clock ALWAYS LEAVE THEM aftar they fled on before th* recount. Witnesses bad He Is survived Wbyk w l d o low, w , one assisted In the arrest. Mr. Smith Allens ordered deported, but who Tuesday night in tlm City Com­ mjf LAUGHING" ir being son and three d dai iRjfliilii. iu i funeral Is now being held for questioning aren't accepted by their homeland, mission room, F. E. Rrcekenridg*, 9:89—ONLY! arrangements are iro UKomplsts may be Jailed hero for six months manager, announced today. at the police station- Kirtley Testifies Stevenson Is Not Mrs. Clark Said BeholdenToHST, She Took $300 Says Williams Mill Worker l o Be Deported For Red Membership IM ouse in Peace Time Is Launched < * A sai.cIMcil I’rrsfi l.eiroctl Wire Phantom C-ilIer Leads Police To Murder Vidim i i Marine Hein Who Killed !) Koreans Is Hi I By Shrapnel Two Automobiles Taken By Convicts Recovered Here Middlc-Kant Defense Plan Being Studied M.E. Dodil, Baptist Leader, Dies Of ^Lengthy Illn e s s JO Sanford Herald Vacatkm-Fsek Mississippi (.'roup Says Shili* Rights Parly Is Now to Oviedo Man I Held For Invefitigation :J Movie Time Table bI ------ llJMlIzii i * Pi �A - -aryt-iafcm m t-ini.nyrnrrniliilil11nWB i 9 fM iiBiiii1 > v v t >-• «<-«-••« •w.“, •. . . •• » •t n £ **** * HJtaU . ' s. ^*a* . S A w ro iD H s i u i .n Thursday, Attf. T, 1181 Baseball Master New Tax Plan For Sanford Company Iran Being Forged Wins First Prize To Rest Upon Rirli In Rifle Practice Tne Sanford Herald Freil Tenney's death will s tir the old-time baseball funs. The Boston National League Infield of T tnney, Lowe, Col­ IhMlIUM U II «IM*i atari.? lins and Long, which helped th eir team s Win five pem an te aa aa. Barr c M I n n . r.ktlik*. •« MWrl*M a f#t« In the ’fiO's, wns en famous in Its day as th e Tinker to BVera *■ I M m ChrlxtaiM _______ aam a . i n t r a n to Chnnee combination of the Chicago Cubs a decade later. TEHRAN. Iran— Ayatullah FORT McCLISLLAN, A la^III Maaaalta *I r t n r 11" * K Ka-hanl,- lf.ll1 , => IPoat pontffgl (S p.ci.lt— All artivltin returned M. ,*,n«4 rlar* -rilfltr Both combinations. Incidentally, were the product, of the o Stand, rd Operating Procedure V rtiltr *1, idly, <*r“nu*‘;\0> snirio manager. Frank Selee, who in deservedly memoi r '.i( 'fJroiAWJw- *- j ‘vyaJtmu 'jL'n.'jfc. lSu TS.* . ihe men of the 48tli or Sawrant, I l .iio . ■•<!•* <x» «,i in the httBiil/tvil Hall o ; i ar.tu ut t ’oojK'istown, N. V. al Caiatr n ml Marrh I. Ilia. MbjiU today, f..f.lit. ttw 'riJlvI,lon National Guard swung Tenney was lefthnnded, a characteristic not then fin .I link of Nsfk.nalUl rnntrnl f Into the iccond week of (he an­ Bn i l ,aXU L. tIMA* nual Miinmer encampment of Fort K.ltar thought adviintagcous for a player unless he were a pitcher. nvrr Ihr IrgUUMvf body. non m u iiK ii Tltr gilm ntil mulish ptic*t MrCIrllnn, Ala. It had been a big He was a left-handed catcher, one of the few such in base11. .lavra Maaa.ar rrpl.rm Hr. Iliiw n I m m I, weekend with the celehratlon of hall history, before switching to first base, where he made tin .ntl-Nnllnnnll.t, whii left Governor’* Day, a full Dlvlil-in _ etraicM intnft natmi Review nnd parade nnd long over­ *T C arrier_____________ _ | his m ark. Pop Anson of the old Chicago Nationals, Tenney, tor (irn w . ImnI wrfk. gaa Naata .. ------------- tj due showers breaking the hold of t l r t r Month* aa. Chance, Hal Chase. Jake Daubert of Brooklyn and Cincin­ TEHRAN. Iran <<►-Prem ier Mo­ (bo hot weather on the Alabama M. Month* M* **»aI V Vrnr _. i 1100 nati, and the New York Yankee Iron man, Lou Gehrig, who hammed Mossadegh put before hi* campsite. holds the record for consecutive games played, are generally , Cabinet Wednesday night a plan Governor Herman Tatmadge of an nMinorr aotlrr*. t a r ., af 1fnr awerplng new taxes to replace Georgia reviewed nnd spoke to l.aaka. -r.ninil,.*. aa. aailvva al regarded ns the gnme’s g reatest flrstbasem en, ^ ■ s r e a r 'w s S . . oaforlotomrol l«r IS* .araota of ralrtaa faa«*. will ho rba*«r. Ivr at rraalar a.rvttlrlaa ratra. M r.rrvralr. batl-natlr Hr la. tea. Narva.a par Mvartavalallraa Vara, t'blraaa. Drtrftll. ►**••• Cltr «a. at. I..U , . T*» Hrr.If la a maatbvr af Ihr If rrrlrttf Praaa oblrb la tatftlv. alvtlf ta tbv aaa far rr*«hll“t .11 Iba faral a ta i arlal*. a.Haaaavr aa h *II aa all Wr.alrbta. Lost Chords Find Voice The old riuotatlon, "M isery loves company", can be ap­ plied to the handicapped group known as the Lost Chord Club which met early in A ugust for Its firs t International Convention In Cleveland, Ohio. The proverb applies w ith one exception. T hat Is, these afflicted people do not stay m iser­ able long. To quote one of them , "Misery changes to happi­ ness in company." f ix ----------• THURflDAT. A r o t’flT 7. 195J Members of the lost Chord Club are persona who have lost th eir vocal chords, usually because of throat cancer. if t o d a v h nm i.F vfrhp . A fter the voice-box Is removed and they come out of the unenthettlc, each is m ute through the rest of fills life— . ',hY* »»» »nm. trty to unless n member of the club meets him and teaches him how •hlitlrated people who Imagine to talk by belching up a ir to mrikj th roat vibrations.. These Iw c itilw of »h<* iinlrtrat ja W *i"t blind! ||a know* Vibrations can be formed Into words and a fte r a few lesaotiH p* (nflnl(r)v better than * i know the voiceless one Is speaking in a very natural m anner. Purer trr,. ||r that formrl (h» Thanks to the unceasing efforts of th is tireless group •7*. th.ll lie not see?- p». V4:i*. I of handicapped people, others suffering from the same ! affliction are not left by themselves. They are brought in f Juil .1 we Iho light. Drew Pt.ftouch with the group If possible beforo the operation, kept • ion |ia« the I/mI wr.xl m In, Arent In good spirits through the hospital period and cheered up Stent with C hiiln Cluk. Anti wh*l Immediately afterw ard. ' • I4*t wo id it ja 1,^,. Jf Clark merely Members of the Lost Chord Club are doing som ething pj punched h'i*i in Ilia nn>e foi whil beyond the possibility of repaym ent. Their work ie volun­ | . P w non Mid hrloir, hr iltould now .y resort lo miivlirini or murder. «l tary and never-ending. V lead. Rut Clark , im .it lo Ity ili.t c .ft in crurt Hr want lo go ihrir i« piohably loo Hr |i>,i hi, |«,t probably will nol again. •v Piriitlrni I mm.in't popularity, •v«n hi Ini Imrnr .lair of Mi.iouri, h*i brrn tri-d and found wanting. | Tbeie Slu.il Symington whn tlitl a good job reviving llir waning ; reputation of the ItFC. hat drfrated Attorney Crnrnd Taylor, the PresItfenl't man in tbr trnaiorial race, 'fcv a decisive majority, If wit were : Governor Strventon, wr wonbl not be ton iniitlrnl that (be Preiident ' taka the ilurnp in oui behalf. i ‘ Nesdjr 6*k billion doll.ri W»i 1 ’■Ipent in thii country Lit year fur Ji ^ Hverliiing of .11 kind>, 14 percent . mote than during the previoui • i „Vs*r. Newipapcn nslurslly got the ’Twf*e»t ihare, or shmil 35 percent. ■ The ret! went fnr rndin. lejeeiiion, ' maRnrinei, tfS.fr pspen. billbunrdi, 'circul.ri, (IfrWil mail, and similar formi of rtilvntiling. But when you think of (lie lending buimeumcn In this rounlty (pending billion dnll.ti for itdv.rilling, you wonder how anybody inn my it doern'l pay to ndvertite. l.-.Ji- Senator Lehman of New York is convinced that the Democratic \ ‘/p la n k on civil rights it • sound one Iv -.. . . from hit point of view. Ac' 1 cording to him, il calls for frdsral lo|idation with enfotcement powen to back up the Wadiington govern•, rnant's effort tn enforce political '• a d economic equality among the faces, and is "much stronger" even tfisa the nlaok adopted hv the DamocraU in 1948. The Republican .jkuitinn on the other hand, he says, I is • "frsud on llw American people •nd Intended only to gloss over the wsskneisei inherent in leaving this hutineu to the individual italei". Senator lehmsn should know what ho U talking about, wjlh respect to . wha| the Demorrytic. plank meant, ha helped to write it. The New Bridge It Is more than a great bridge, said Governor Theodoro K. McKeldln of Maryland, It Is a symbol of Amorica and her industrial progress. And so It is, this 146,000,000 Chesa­ peake Boy Bridge th at was opened with fine ceremony on Wednesday. The third longest bridge In the world, nrchlit|( for 4.3 tulles over the historic old Bay, it will not only d ras­ tically change the unonnmy of the Immediate region it serves tint will help to smooth and quicken the flow of commerce un the whole coastal route that rim s along th e eastern flank •if the country. Ar, the newest link In this route between the North and the South, the new bridge enables the driver of an automohll nr a truck to by-pass the bottleneck a t Baltimore and to cross the Hay In seven m inutes compared to forty minutes (not Including w aiting tim e) by the old ferry route. I*hl adelphia already is by-passed by the new Delaware Memorla Bridge th a t connects w ith the New Jersey Turnpike, mid W ashington, Is skirted by the Potomac River Bridge. Traf­ fic between the N orth and Houth flies today where formerly It crawled. But som ething always has to.tw sacrificed to the murch of progress. Isivors of the lie stern Shore of Maryland will feel regret th a t the new bridge t ubs thin unique region nr Its proud Insularity. ThB g reat arm of Chesapeake Bay th at th ru sts itself through M aryland was a w ater barrier which had m aintained the quaint and lovely Kastcrn Shore in an isolation Hint "Shorem en" htul cherished through the cen­ turies. Now thnl la gone. Truck-hom o cargoes from New Orleans and from Huston and all the points between will road night and day through the back country of the peninsula. Hut so It bus been up uml down nnd across America since the horso and buggy gave way to tho gasollno engine and greal highways began to span the tuition. The bridge truly Is a symbol of America and her IndUBtrlul progress. — New York Herald Tribune. Pv RUBRMLL RAT K nbowef and Govetnor Slovtm* on foreign policy, and not l o n c M r i t f i t i . Thera is. bew- *, that on eWI shipments. The fare* expect* to tveoson himself market over 80,000 birds Vbe t i n t shmitd have .the laioo, there Is a e« in hi* natty .. „ the troop* slnng with tne com­ mander of the Division. MnJ. Gen. Joseph II Fraser of Finesvllle, Ga. Hrlg. (ien. Maxwell G. Snv'!« r of Jacksonville was commander of troops fnr the psrnde and review. Governor Fuller Warren of Flor­ ida was scheduled to appear, hut his plane could not land In the advene atmospheric conditions, and wns forced to return to Flor­ ida. MaJ. Gen. Mark W. U nco, AdJutnnt General of Florida w*i on the piano nnd got off in Atlanta to continue the trip hy car. Gen eral l.anee and Maj. Gen. Ernest Vandiver. Adjutant General of Georgia, will spend the rest of tlie week al the Alabama camp site visiting and Inspecting troops from Ihrii respective states In all ihrir activities. Governor Tnl* m idge's appearance w u unex­ pected hc'cMiise a sudden throat condition had caused him tn can eel hi* visit earlier, but ha came out of hospital c<>nr hutment to attend the celebration, Thu first day of camp 1 rather busy as quarteis, mess halls, iitflres and training areas were prepared, officers and en­ listed men aaiigned to duties am uhh oh h schedules of activities wrre set up. Hut the second day saw i, JACKSON VII.I.F I Sped* I > — approximately M.00O men busy at A total of til Klorliln w.iter and their jobs, completing the training ► rwngr plant operators have they receive each Monday night at earned higher rlgiaiflrntiona in the inmoric* in their home com­ Iheir field by micreunfiilly pars­ munities. Troops nn,l equlpmeni ing esnlninationit drrignt-d tn test bended for the field fnr bivouac training under authentic battle thvir filio-s* for advancement. Tl<> r i nilnatlon* were In-Id fol­ conditions, and by the end of he lowing the annual short roiltac week the training period hn-i al* for ■iicli nprrntor* singe in June ready hern termed a success. During tho Governor’s Day at Die University of Florida ill Col. Gentry White, (iainciville, rays David It. I,«r of Celebration, General l.anee, pre­ Jacksonville, whn announced the representing the Elsenhower trophy to result* of the examination* today. sented Medium Tank Company of the I.e* i« director of the Florid i the I'Jltli Infantry Regiment from State Hoard of Health llureau of Lake City. The company com­ Sanitary Engineering, nnn of the manded hy 2nd I,lent. Floyd ||, short rnurir aponsnr*. Other ag"n- Kciimm, Is the first unit In Florida clen Nharlog in ataglng tlm course to receive thn award for being -ind the resultant examination* trie most outstanding eornpans Include thn University's General aim unit In Florida In IDSL Extension Division, the Florida Georgia's Distinctive Seivlc. Water and Ktwage Works Opera- warn wont to to. O. Herbert R. (or* Association, tho Florida Sec­ (fridges. K Company fggnd Regi. tion of the Atnrrirnn Water Works ment, M-Hgt, Vidor W. Turnar Association, and the Florida Sew­ Headquarters Company ISlxt Re­ age and Industrial Wastes Asso­ giment, Capt. Paul Joiner, Com ciation. , pany l„ IHiat Ruglmant and Col. "Hlitre safe water supplies and -****’ ,om,n,,n',*r nl >he the proper dlsoosnt of si-wage net- TiJ7t Regiment, . . The |21st Regi­ Industrial waste* are vital to the ment was alio Ithe winner of the welfare of Florida’s residents slid Commanding General's Trophy to the stale'* continued indus­ Company | of the tilth f . trial nnd population expsn«ion, we by » apt. iInvId M. Gaithel waa are plrnned to sec so many of the awarded the Per*hln( Trophy of operator* nttemting till* *hort the hlaheat figure of merit In >-0111*1' anil passing the cvanillin the Third Army Arte In season tlnns lending to higher ratings." range practice. "Modem iiiarhlnpry nnd equip Florida unit* participating are mrnt is only part of the need I'J-fth Infnntry, commanded hy when providing protection for the Col. Robert Harknraa, with he»>. piddle. It take* tmined men tn quarters in Jacksonville, 48th cpernlr the pistil* skillfully and viuartermnxter Company, Jack effectively," said I.ce. xonvlllc; 748 Ordnance kelnlen- revenue* lo*t through nalmnalita lion n( the Iranian rill Industry. Informants said unofficially that the premier will Impose un annual two per cent tux on all land hold Ing*, most i>1 it owned by Iran's wealthy upper class. One snurre close to the government predicted the new levy would tiring in at last 330 million dollars yearly— slightly more than tho government now Is spending Iran has edged Inward bank ruptry since It iook over property of the ft r it Iah run Anglo Iranian Oil Company last year, dll production halted without (Irltlsh technicians, and foreign market* were cut off by » Hrtllsh shipping boycott Previously, oil royalties hail hern the government'* main source of revenue The new lases would he a blow to tho wealthy families who con trol most of the cm nlry'a land and hive heavy tciire.icnlollon tn Par llameut. Rut the violent National­ ist demonstration* which toppled the short lived regime of Antned CJavtim lust Month hive tuado Mm sadegli virtually supreme. 49 Plnnt Operators P Higher T I Battle Casual ties In Korea Announced T'w lAite t o ClMMify Whin Cecil Wabb, pruMant of the Dial* Mly Milling Company of Tampa, waa appointed a num­ ber of thn 8tat* (lame Commlaing the lakes and woodland* of Florida with evary posalbJa ipaclea of fi*h and gam*. Thumbing through a aportaman'* mngailoa ha ran aeroii an ad offering branding atock of wild turkoya and whit* Africa guinea*. Intarrilfd, hr sought more In­ formation and eventually pur­ chased some at hi* own aipin** for experimental purpose*. In an effort to gain *11 possible Information concerning tn* whit* Many southern DemocMts are African guineas, Wabb personally consulted brccdsra and aulhorltlea. ling to break with tradition and HI* investigation disclosed that for General Ritenhnwar, the since this gam* fowl was not man they would teally like la iee native to Florida nnd very tllf(i lidcnl, beesute tl>« Chicsgo del to raise, It wa* not practical ■ Wild game bird that could be ►fit** ntkds th« grrst cqnccuiqn of leased In he woods to ahl tilft for :tnf lbs name of a louihirn*’ itself, H* slao learned that became of tbs little end of the ticket. If had.fiiil Stnator Pspptr os (ta exceptional eating qualltlet, the demand for white Africai »d of Senator Sparkman, we guinea* by ssdushrt resort hotels bavs wondered wbjr wa and night clubs far exceeded tho luoooit *ur.h a Democratic supply. „i From J. J. Silva, a successful And yrt Sparkman li almotl h breedsr, he learned that with of caster ai Ptpoat. And >(l oper facilities for hatching and ral Eiirnhowar, Who rome owing the birds Indoors. Florida *rn Dr mac rati ar* laying now would prove an Ideal place for much of * military man to tha establishment of an African farm, BUv* painted 1 " ’ ‘rnt, it lb* vrry white guinea‘sing such • promising picture that lhal It lt r propoied for resulted In Webb deciding to glya four years ago. It a trial. t * \ That waa about eight month* all Ts • to Today C«cU Webb's Dixie mfereiica Uly Farm, loceted neer WUIIston, Is^U»e largest producer of white . cut and la an rxparlincad braadir, railed the origins) breading atock of 1,200 bird* that war* brought aouth to start the farm. He li enthuaiaatlc over Florida and the prospects for wild guinea railing in hi* »Ut*. At the present lima there are If,000 eggi, and younij blnla bird* alathatching y. proctal or Incubating. Thie typa of guinea la one of the few typei of birds that hatch out amt remain sbaolualy white. uX; In about eight weeks the guinea ■ are at "mdlvldunl lervlng stage" and they reach full tlie, from two to two and a half pound*, In from 14 to Id weak*. iee will be the farm Ralae b* handled at U her for frethly freshly dreerei dressed bird* el)tber frosen package*, ft will be the place in the country onlyy place' try, whet* . W ASHINGTON^ - Announced V. 8. battle casualties In Knraa reached 114.310 today, an increase of M) since last week Tha Defense Department'* weak ly summary hsaad aad on lint notification! to families through last Friday re nrted: Iliad In action IS.00* ounded 13,7U Mining captured and 203 known dead. a s iiB •• aciccnnano ssto it was im| ta to know haw how much of mo s money was put into clrcula m a? h (S unt Span *hF*t me up a r.T r t x f o n * U G U S T C i -i L i, E, A *" R A N C E j- ( «' I :a4f , SEAT COVERS 1 o n f i r e s f o n e t Velon Plastic Scrssa \ SLA SH ED T O ONLY Raff, flitr ,MAK WEST BASH I'LtHiH Hair. 2()c KLY KOI) TIPS Raff. 1.00 SPIN N ER PLUGS Rcff. 79c PISHING r‘ RODS Raff. 6c SALT W ATER HOOKS FI, A 18 tjfl «*» ANG k1 or Whiter Wenger's plea fnr frehdom hss been denied by tho Fa-, role Board. The hoard ruled Tuysdgjf ho had presented no evidence ,to Warrant 1947 Hudson (6) Sedan ¥ ir » I Deluxe Quality Reg. 17.95 VaJua*, far Caoshaa « < iO O ar Saslana.............* Our Finest Quality ‘ fc g . 29.95 Values GOLF EQUIPMENT PRICES SLASHED* on W -88 R eg. 6 5 r G O L F HALL c cnch Bust*ball Equipment Rcff. 2.98 G O L F G L IIH COVERS Rt'ff. 19.95 G O L F HAG LAWN MOWER PRICES CUT! Rcff. 10.25 STANDARD MOWER Rag. 21.95 SPECIAL MOWER Reg. 23.95 DKLI7XK CLOSE-OUT Reg. 1.19 In fla ta lilQ P la s tic HOFTRAIfL SWIM RING Ileg. 1.79 HALL BATS *•* *■* Reg. 98c HALL C A PS IALE. . . . , J(Xr " W o lly -th a -W h a lw " .00 SAVE 21% v h l r x W U , N u -S la n NASTK MFIATAHE WATIR PLAY ANIMAL ^Z99c PANA-Wt > m SLASHED MIRROR f f R ag. 8.75 85 Pt. PLASTIC N IW VJRI9TONI Rag. 1.09 SUPER SPECIAL MORE M . 9.19 P K R T IL IZ E R * »7»00 HANGER 1919 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan HNG -M V IM TY PI % CLEANER, m -' H O f lB ^ 2.59 V o K i« , , i , CM i In . . . S tvi MniMyl SAVI W N f. 194*19 VflMD . 1969 ^mlaswn Stndebaker m UtKVJiSS SS.5TSL5 M ' ' *' j 1'"* S' M -1ffv\i 4 I7C * • • » X .a r v k w *2 * 0 0 t' REDUCEDI fir*$lont SAVB 20% riSHING TACKLE Ciusi-Oui - Save! 1940 Bulck Sedan 1042 C h e vro let Coach 7TTAWA, 111. '.T-A ban on "flyI. ; saucer'' slorles has been *n r, meed by the Ottawa Daily H» l> 'jilcan Times. n an editorial prinUd Wednei il v, Manipinn Editor Hcrhert il mrs told the paper's 13.00(1 purcl itcrn; "We’re not printing them nnv more." "We’ve cl*o*cn sides. Anil we Ini to the i.7iki olher dally newlpa"•rs In tlie n.illm to Join In a ( ;ht scalnnt Icedinu p ip to the r-w spaper reading public, thp edltr rial mid tl explained that "for five years <• '*ve shrugged our shoulders and resigned ourselves lo rending about «' ranged dirks Hint flit from one r-d of the country to the other, '■■metlines with blinding flush, oth­ e r times eloping wllb u soft light "The perp dually flying plates Mve made headlines yeni after esar desp .e tho facl the most exI lustivo investlgnfiens hove failed to uncover a solitary substantial cluo pointing to their existence.” So. "tomorrow. II some Texan tells the police a flvlng saucer ran his car off a gravel road, he won’t et h h name in the Dally Repubcan-Timcs." RACK IN JAIL JC 1,170 (ataltyr wounded and 201 dead, originally reported milling. (2) After ler deducting from frost gro** total l .» i returned, 1.4M known TU ?! FRANKFURT, Germany A U. 8 Air Force bomber plunged Into the Rhine River el Malni to­ day with tour crewmen aboard. Two Jumped from the plummet­ ing craft bclore II struck the water .-tod escaped with rerimif Injuries. The other two nro missing and believed drowned The (win engined R-20—based at Wiesbaden—apparently was on n training flight when one of Us en­ gines caught lire. Witnesses said the ttaming craft hit about 200 yerd-t from Ihe Rhine bridge, which spun* the river at M lint. It barely ntlsscd a big barge. The two crewmen who Jumped were hunted mil anil taken to n French millinry hosp lal In Mainz A U. S. Navy diver attempted tn find the bodies ot the two atilt missing Ns met of tho v ic tim were with­ held. MOUSING UNITS TAMPA <J» - Tk.« Paul Smith Construction Company, Tamps, libs announced plans Is build soo housing units at Patrick Air Force Dsae. Arrangements for the 4to minion dollar protect at the Cocoa 10M v ____ _ Wednesday ________ were completed with the Air Force and Genera) ilnuilng Authority. MOWER U.UI Newspaper Places Tton On All Flying s'a u c er Publicity U. S. Bomber Plunges Into Rhine Killing: 4 ST /ilJGUSTlNE W> - Three Negro, v who sawrd th iir way out of the Mt Johns Countv Jail Mon dsy night are bark babind bars. They were arrested In Lake Worth after Policeman llarry Weaver "'fitted llf.'in at a tilling station Wednesday. Reg. 112.50 POWER MOWER Total tliJIO Rattle deilha <Y) 20,nsr Current mlaaini (Z) (Yl Inrlude* killed ____, tn __ --------------- Following is a breakdown of the cam allies by services; Army M.tM Navy 1,431 i.m everyone from the housewife, Air Force U.4M who want* a bird or two for Run Marino Corps day dinner, tu the large hotel ee ACCUSED MAN FRRRD restaurant operator can turn for MILAk), Italy UR — Judge ing* Qlua dependable supply nf th e n bird*. ccbltano said today iy he Gqire* production preduetln........has been four men chanraid_ with >r year* because breaueo of tbs the curtailed for [old many probleou Involved In rolling thee* delicate btrde, and they ... men uere accused have been grown only on a *••eftlng the coins Into wl eonel basis In the north. Here in i legal amount >unt of‘ gold. The Florida becausa of favorable year i made • ' profit round w eth er conditions they In price between can be grbwn and shipped every day in the pear, which give* this is advantage *sjd as many as, s tbousn atfctq a tremendous tmm a markelng staadpols' taadpolnt. superior ance Company, JackaonvIUei t4pn. rictd Artillery Uatallnn, Lakflanl *0J Metllcal Battalion, Miami, Hsadquorters Dstaehmsnt and Separate Datochment, Headquart•r* Company, Jacksonville. Georgia guardsmen Include the men or the 121st Infantry Regi­ ment, commanded by Col. Roy Hagan with headquarters In Ma­ con and the 122nd Infantry Regi­ ment, commanded hy Col, Roy E. Norvall with headquarter* in At­ lanta; lim b and vtnth Field Ar. tlllery Pull all rum, Savannah; 17* Field Artillery Battalion, At­ lanta; MP Company, Hprlnjcficld; Division Land, Macon; Itccnnnai**ncc Company. LaGrange; Signal Company, Atlanta; MOth Engineer Combat battalion, Columbus nnd the lUOlh Tank llattalion, Forsyth Ga. Every aervice la being provided for the clUien-ioldlera while they are In training at thl* military reservation altuated In the foot­ hill* af the Appalachian range. Chaplain* of the Division accom­ pany the m«n on ali field tiipx, and dispensaries, field hospitals, wall-supplied mesa halls, Px’.i movie*, sports and all faellitlrs far health and entertainment are in full operation. 2 Ntw flreetene Tito toyw | Cvftr4* v IktkAs • s e e f -i __ L i___ - ^r>" ’ ■ •k ' v - C - .;.- . I m ■0 �Social A n d Personal Activities PHONE 148 Social Calendar MONDAY 11 A. M.—W.M.U. Circles of th t F irst Baptist Church, Pri­ mary Sunbeams, Pre-school age Sunbeams, Junior G. A.’s will all meet In the church. 12 Noon—Covered tll«h lun­ cheon. 1 P. M.—W. M. 8. program meeting. H P. M.—Elsie Knight Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. R. E. Puerlfoy at 1104 Elm Ave­ nue. Circles of tho Women of the First Presbyterian Church will meet a t follows: Circle No. 1, Mrs. Charles Wilke, chairman, with Mrs. F. B. Swankhouse AIK W. Twenty-flfth Street, 2:80 p.ra. Circle No. 2. Mrs. W. D. Hofman, chairman, with Mrs. W. It. Jennings 218 E. Eighteenth Street, .1:00 p.m. Circle No. 3, Mrs. Lloyd Hoyle, chairman, with Mrs. I.loyd Hoyle 2404 Mellonvllle Avenue, 2:30 p.m. Circle No. 4. Mrs. J. 1). Wood­ ruff, chairman, with Mrs. C. II. Stafford 2410 Summerlin Avenue, 3:00 p.m. Circle No. R, Mrs. W. !.. Roche, chairman, with Mrs. J. E. Ni chols W. First Street, covered dl*h, 1:00 p.m. Circle No. A, Mrs. A. C. Moore, chairman, with Mrs. A. C. Moore 1208 Oak Avenue, 3:00 p.m. Circle No. 7. Mrs. C. II. Dawson, chairman, with Miss Bessie Long 410 Oak Avenue, .1:00 p.m. Circle No. H, Mrs. M. II. Ander­ son, chairman, .1:00 p.m. Evening Circle No. 1, Mrs. Ma­ bel Brown, chairman, with Mrs. A. W. Knox 217 W. Nineteenth Street, 8:00 p.m. TUESDAY The Woman’s Bible Clnss of the First Baptist Church will meet Tuesday evening at 7:3d lit the home of Mrs. Charles For­ rester. West First Street, with Sirs. R. P. Zulltr us co-hostess. The Pilot Club will hold its reg­ ular business meeting at H:0O p.m. at the Yacht Club. The Itoard will meet at 7:30 p.m. [ HOLLYWOOD | By BOB TUOMAH »* -------* HOLLYWOOD to - Eve Arden has abandoned tho movies (or tele­ vision because she’s "tired of play­ ing Eve Arden m les." "Don’t get mo wrong—I like making movies," said the actress. "But I can’t seem In get the pro Outers |o think of me in any other rola axoent lb* stereotype of the wlss-cracilng friend of the heroine. 1 don’t mind doing small roles; the site of the part makes no dif­ ference to me. But I Just don't want to be stuck in u rut. "I'vo never been able to get enthused about Eve Arden roles Tho critics use words like 'brittle' to describe things I have done, hut I don’t understand it: I'm not at all like the roles I have played "Why. I nearly fell over In o faint when I heard I had been nominated for an academy award for "Mildred Pierce.' To me, the role seemed llko bits and pieces of so many things I had done be fore." "Mildred Pierce" wai the last picture of hers that sho hoi seen, she added. Indicating she cannot gel enthuileitlc about seeing her­ self on the screen. Of the many films she has done, she re mem bers with relish only e few—"Tho doughglrU," "Three Husbands," "Night and Day" and "We're not m arried.” The latter may well be Eve’s lait picture for a long spell. The reason le that she has wedded her Mrs. English Is Honored At Shower, Mm. Ivy Nettle* mi,I Mm. Roy * Mrs. N. J. Stenstroin Is visiting Partin honored Mm. F. M. English I In Plnckard, Ala. with relatives. with n surprise stork shower last Mr. ami Mrs. E. H. Stowe left Satin,lav night ill the I'nrtin home this morning for a month's vaca­ on the Puoln Road. A pink and blue color scheme tion In the North Carolina moun­ was rnrricd out In the decorations tains. of summer flowers. Also placed Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Sayer have at points of interest throughout the party rooms were camlleahra ns their guests his sister, Mrs. Ethel 8lnrlalr, and daughter, holding pink and blue tapers. Mrs. George Smith directed Cindy, of Atlanta, Ga. games with priies being nwarded Miss l.aVerne Wolfe of Hutchin­ to Mrs. J. W. Cook, Mrs. William T. Johnson, Jr., and Mrs. C. I). son, Minn, is the guest of Mrs. E8. Hockey at her home, 1310 Park Brown. Following the g a m e s , the Avenue. honoree was presented many lovriy gift* which were brought Mrs. Harold Gray and daugh­ out by the hostesses In an a t­ ter, Miss Ileverly Gray, and Miss tractively decorated Ikix. Lucia Goff returned recently from Later In tho evening, refresh­ Mlumi Beach where they spent a ments of punrh, cake, assorted two weeks vacation. nuts und mints were served to the guests from the dining table Miss Jane Whltner arrived re­ which was ovcrlnid with an im­ cently from Connecticut, where ported lace rloth ami centered she hns been spending the sum­ with a floral arrangement. mer, to spend a vacation with her Those attending with the parents, Mr. and Mrs. II F. W hlt­ honoree were: Mrs. J. W. Cook, ner, Jr Mrs. K. I.. Dunn, Mr*. Muymc L. Mrs. W. C. Wyche Is spending Grogan. Mrs. Ghltu Pnyne, Mrs. William T. Johnson, Jr.. Mrs. R. ' n vacation with her grand-daugh­ W. Heron, Mrs. Charles D. Drown, t er and her husband, Lt. and Mrs. Mrs. George .Smith, Mrs. A. D. Herbert Moreland ami children at Rosier, Mrs. .1. Senkarlk, Mrs. W. Atlantic City, N. J. II. McClintork, Mrs. W. I.. Har­ vey, Mrs. M. (|. Hodges, Mrs. II. The Misses lioldiye Morton, F. Smith. Mis. Sidney Vthlm, Mrs. Betty Doris Williams and Betty Willie Mao Hood, Mrs. Joe Gaul- t'ullum plan tu leave for New hie, Mrs. II (| Lumlipiist, Mm. J. York City Saturday fur several C. Snpn, Mrs. 0. R. Phillips, Mrs. * weeks. While away they will also Elsie Pearson, Mrs. It. F. Mc­ 1 visit points In Maine. Whorter. Mrs. George Harden, Mrs. C. K. Slaughter, Mrs. T. W. | Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Goff will Mere. Mrs. William Pringle, Mrs. leave Friday for Sea Island, Ga.. Charles Reck. Mrs. II. Miller, Mrs. ,, where will visit with hep K. V. Ilyril, Mrs. Edward Price brother they oml slstur-ln-law, Mr. ami and Miss Vi,In Mae Sapp. Mrs. J. p. Chapman. They will ; joined next week hy their son und daughter, Hnndnll and l.ucin. FidcliH Class Holds New Smyrna Picnic Members of the Fidelis Chi-* of tlie First Baptist Church motored to New Smyrna Reach yesterday afternoon where they enjoyed a picnic and swimming party. After a swim in the ocean the group gathered at the summer cottage of Mrs. J. P. Wilson where the picnic "upper was served. Those attending wi-ic: Mrs. F. E. Gatchel, Mrs. Homer Lltllo and son, llnlihy, Mrs. II. E. Cordell mid son, Buddy, Mrs. J. I*. Whitaker and Miss Ann Whitaker, Mrs. Verne Messenger and guests, Mrs. Franre* Granger und sun Tommy of Greenville, S C ; Mrs F. E. C ooper,Jr,, Mrs. A.- D Roundtree, Mi*. John Fox. Mia. Wilson ami David Wilson, Clan lea Coke, Sue Lyn Howell and Johnny Marsh. Club Is Entertained By Mrs. Ed. Meisch Mrs. Edmond Meisch entertained tho Samha Cluh on Tuesday eve­ ning at her home on West First Street In honor of Mrs. June LeGette of Louisville, Ky., who Is the house guest of Mrs. A. W. Lee. Floral drnirations of roses, cle­ matis and sweetheart roses worn placed throughout the party rooms. Refreshments of an ire course were served shortly after the guests arrived. The hostesa then presented u gift to the honor guest ns n momenta of tho occa­ sion. Those enjoying the narty with Mrs. LeGeite were Mrs. R. R, Dens, Mrs. Ralph Wight, Mrs. J. O. Lunev, Mrs. M. 8. Wiggins, Mrs. II. L. Cornell, Mrs. A. W. self to television. Her redlo show, lam, Mrs Ruth Krntt, Mrs. Roy "Our Miss Brooks" will blossom Holler, Mm. Lloyd Hoyle and Mrs. out as a TV opus In October, and Tom Holt. she’ll have no time for movies She already has made a few of Tompelcnl actors And technician!. the TV films, using the same atu "Tho hours ore great for a laty dlo and workmen of the highly :us» llko me I never could get successful "I Love Lucy" show mod to getting up nt (I In tho The Arden program Is put on the morning for movies With 'Our Mlaa same wav, with film cameras re Jrooks.' wo rehenrso two daya cording the show before an audl rom to until 0. The third day la eace. ho dress rehearsal, starting at 1 After Mias Arden and her feml- nnd usually lasting to it. On tho ly take a month's tour of the U.8. day of the show wo work right In a nation wagon, aha’II return through the evening. The schedule aod continue the TV grind. She'll Is a dream ." be able to do little elae, except Production will continuo through the radio "Mlaa Brooka," which next spring, then she'll have three takes a mare half-day, months off Will she do movies "I don’t mind TV n bit," she then? anthused; "In fact, I Ilka It. It’a "I don't think so," sho replied. the neareit thing to aummar stock, "Not unless tho producers will let yet it doean't have the drawbacks mo play something beaidea Eve of summer stock you get to do ■ Arden." different »how every week with Out-of- e r so n al s Mrs. II. W. Little and son, Bob­ by, left todnv for Columbia, Miss, where they will visit for about three weeks with relatives. They will be accompanied home by Mrs. Little's mother, Mrs. It. A. Howell, who has been visiting out there for the past week. Mrs. Frank 8. Verna v has Just returned from Washington, D. C. where she visited for three weeks with her daughter nnd son-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Harold Moseley. She also snent three weeks with an­ other uaughtcr and son-in-law. Lt. Cnmdr. and Mrs. Malcolm Miller at Klnsport, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Phillips, who have been vncatlmilnt In | New Smyrna Bench for thr east ■two weeks, have returned to their liome on the Country Club Bond They now have ns their housefiles! s Miss Lueille Rogers nnd ler fiance, John llussell, of M 1 hany, Go., who will remain hen* i over the weekend r Pvt. ReNne Wilson, who is sta­ tioned at Ft. Camidiell, Ky. with the 11th Airborne, has arrived to spend IK days with his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. O. II. Griggs, at their home on Sipes Avenue. Friends will also he Interested to learn that Mrs. Griggs talked with her other two sons, 8gt. Frankie Wil­ son and Sgt. Rodney Wilton who are stationed at Ellison Field, Alaska, hy telephone this morning. The occasion was Rodney’s birth­ day. B. & r .W .T o Sponsor Carnegie Courses The Business and Professional Women* Cluh met nt the home of Mra. O. T. Pearson, hostess, Wednesday night for h combined hoard anil regular meeting. Whan tho mrniliera arrived, a chicken supper was served buffet style by he hostess. During Urn business meeting, ieating, Mrs. Kscar Prlea, first vlca vice ppresident, pre sidad, Mra. C. E. Hunter pro protented a representative of the Dale Carnegie courses who gave an intaraatlng talk, and plans fur sponaorin* thla court# In Heptcmbar and October war* made. Mra. lluntar waa appointed to head ■ committee to plan for thla. Thoaa peasant warat Mra, E. B. Carter, Mrs, J, Hugh Tillla, Mra. W, E. Baker, Mra. R. E. True, Mra. E. J. Routh, Mra. C. E. lluntar, Mra. Price, Mlaa Elsie Farley, Mra. Eleanor Ravanal and tho hotteia. REG. M e KKG. 88# mm tuikM M ow coo- tultiof the Do o m . A k u lia cbeck*«p maw FAUST'S Itl.VJ Pago iMrs. G.R.Hightower PAUL YATES, JR. JOHN DANIEL QUARTET THE CARVER FAMILY Rebe .Hid Rabe and the SuBiiy Valley Boys Quartet V e n e t i a n Blind Speci al ! X D eLuxe All lMolitl K olla-llcnd Aluminum VouHimi Blinds f T H E S E SPECIALS. BEG. 11.23 EACH • 8TOPKTTE 8PKAY DEODORANT FINESSE SHAMPOO REG. 47c TUBE REG. Me COLGATE RIBBON DENTAL CREAM 2 For M e REG. f 1.73 (EDNA WALLACE) IIKG. B3r TUBE COLGATE Olt PALMOLIVF. CREAM DEODORANT HOPPER Lather and After FACIAL CKKAM ailAVF. LOTION 8e TAX Now $|.00 • Both For $|.75 Both For R C U M I Walgreen L U TAgency Drugstore A N L E I ^5€ N 4 “On Tho Corner By Tho Clock” ’ 7. 1>41 iiiillsil fk A ndiT M in REO. 29c M e Vug. SUMMER SALAD SPECIALS FITCH SHAMPOO 2 For 29c fo r Mr-. Eugene William* opened the meeting with a prayer unit Mr*. Arthur Beckwith gave the devotlonrl. The -tu.lv coins.* wu* given hy Mi* Mmvin Dyal. Those pr.....nt were Mi* Wil* liiim* Mi- Miiii'ioni Higgins. Mr* '.l-.'-v *• M* •(......... F... cli lluirsdnt. DR. L. T. DOSS TIDY STICK DEODORANTS 2 For H e 2 Wit il h*'Ue Circle No. 1 lis, 150(1 Elliott Avenue on Mon­ Mis* Jane Chapman, brlile-ebvl The home of Mrs. W. P. Chap­ day morning at 141:011. Mrs. C E. of Robert Marlin Gut, was honor, man on Twentieth Street was the Chorpening presided over the meet­ Member of ed last night with a coffee giv-n scene of the Circle No. t of the ing nnd .Mr*. Rnv Herron gave B VII VI WORLD KAITII by Mr*. Robert Williams nt 1 -r W.ST.S »f the First Methodist the devotional Viivone intcrcstnl call at home on Valencia Dri*'*'. The Church meeting ..n Monday after- | The mission study, taken from 1)7 W. lath St. p v ty moms were attractive'},- de­ Ol*t>lt ' r.TP*,' * Toward I'mii-rMun.I.r/r time. Ml .loli't i\ l l i moVtr K-i l.it corated with vnrlgated pink .i1.1 Mrs. Chapman conducted the de­ the Bilile," was giv,i, ! , Mr* th tied VI i - I *v nl white hibiscus ami pink pomp,'in votional after which Mrs. Hunter, E C Williams slnnlas. ehniinimi, presided over the busi­ Delicious refreshments were Refreshments were served fr mi ness meeting. At this time she Vny io.nl i ,nl,In,g engine, i will the dining table which was o v e r ­ appointed a rnmmltttei* t.i serve served hy the hostess (tilling the till viol tiiat a good toad laidt ti meeting to Mr*. Chntpcning. Mr* laid with an embroidered pine­ refreshments one day to the Daily t» ■(reaper in the long run Herron. Mrs William*. Mr* It B la*t CIIIUOIHIACTOH apple linen cloth nnd centered Vacation Bible School. I-ho ola hit- M.i-ieil oiitli'Oi* on tlie Crumlev. Mr*. ('. I> Brown and with sn arrangement on refhvH O I KS il (ti 13— 2 to S In absence of the Mission Study Mis E II. Fancy Mr. P II cinistrii. n n f l, m p o i arv toadtora of crystal cumllcuhras hold Chairman, Mrs. C. E. Williams, t toil ti■i - 1 I-,- t • (-ii|lt every few .105 Ai Innl lc Bank Bulldla* Wyatt Ing white cathedral tapers an I the chapter was nut given. year* Il t- tune to -t i nt think phone 7ft# Circle N'o 7 entertwlned with hibiscus. tug tl til In of pel llUltl* lit .Oil Mrs. Chapman served refresh­ At one end of the tnlde i ments to the following: Mrs. W. A. The home of Mr* A*hl>y .lone* -t I U, t ion double heart cake teed in pink di Hunter. Mrs. J. It. Crawford, Mrs. was the scene of the meeting of m a te d with white rose hud*, uml C- V. Il.nnei, Mrs. J. It. llnuk. Circle 7 nf the W S C S. of the surrounded with white ruffled n ,, Mrs. J. M. Hayes, Mrs C. A. First Methodist Church Tuesday line was pluccd. Mr*. Raymond Ponder. Mrs. E. L. Swift, Mrs. evening with Mr- Ben Wiggins Lumlipiist served the cake. jli-. E. It. Smith. Mrs. II. I.. Shlnholser, ns co-hostess \ n % II \ v <VI VH ft VII. Wi l l i i)l VIITF.HF.D EGG — Voile Williams, Jr. poured col Mrs. Nevada Staffer. Mrs. C. H Mr*. Park Tvie opened the 7 fll* 'L it i.D I ttM VIn I'll KI.K — S VI.TINKH — COFfee from the silver service nt the Tate. Mr*. J P Thurmond. Mra. meeting with n devotional nnd ■UC i n t hi it ; v Opposite end of the table. Assist­ Tutc Chapman, and Mrs. M. tHa* business session was presided ing In tho serving of thr oil r over hy Mr* Wally Sipple. ItiMORRnVV S ^1 I.ECTIDN OF PIES refreshments, which Included nut-, Swain. Circle No. 1 Activities in which the circle mints nnd tiny sandwlrhes, un> V|,pl> Circle No. 2 of the W.ST.S. will participate this month include Mrs. Dulo Hofmann. Mrs. Williams presented a of the First Methodist Church met the serving of refreshments lit the silver eompote to the honoree, who Monday afternoon at the home Daily Vacation Bible School on was gowned in n gold and who. of Mrs. W 8. Thornton. West Aug. 2H, nnd the supplying of Street. W AI.GBF.KN AGENCY hostesses at the N'nvy Center. cotton frock which featured -«m First off.the-shoulder neckline ami ., ' Mrs. T. F. Daniel usisl for thr tie 'The 4 timer By The Clink" The slinly. ''Towards I’mlci devotional the chapter "Business" full skirt, us u momenta of the from the hook. "His Life And stilinllm* the Bilile." wit* pro occasion. .fitted In n very interesting miniThose enjoying the evening vs.t , Dili*." She also presided over loir hv Mrs. Jones. Miss t'hnpmmi wen* her moth •. the business at wiileh time all Delicious refreshment* were Mrs. Ralph Chapman. Mrs. 'I nn ml-ei- who hud m sn away were hv the hostesses nod din­ James Gut, mothci of the grooo> welcomed. She also announced served ing the social leon «i-veinl h,ini,n Mrs. George Speer, Mrs. Octal,! that the circle would furnish rc- oils rending# given hv Mr- l> II fieshments the second duv of the l.ossing, Mrs. Benny Austin, M. Fletcbei were en joyed hy the Spencer llnrdin. Mrs. Staid- * Vacation Bible School. .Mr* Grady lleimnn then gave gloup. Hockey, Mrs, Ihuohl Chapin ii Those present were Mrs Itod* Mrs. George Chapman, Mrs. Ih-r the second chapter of the honk, "Tuwitid I'liilri standing The rlrk Adams, Mr* I) II \ndfi*oii, maim, Mrs. lib-hard Walker. Mi James B. Gut, Mis. It. C. Wnr Bible," wldeli was followed hy n Mr* C V Atkinson, Mr* l-'let |)i* iili.id - t l ..... 1 »' Ill 20 ptiBl «i» >‘*ur mire, Mis. W. K. Ilrumley, Ji . discussion in legard to ipiestimis oher, Mi* E. I Binnu-veii , Mra previously passed out hy her. J. W Plant. Mi* Tyie. MiTed i lie mil V V ulll-t nl III lll-U I UillC Mr*. Wight Klrlley. Mrs. Chnib Those attending the meeting William*. Mr* Sipple Mi Mlg LeGeite of Oilundo, und Mi were Mrs. Daniel, Mr* Herman giiia, and Mr* Join Williams. Also, the Misses Dorothy Ann Mrs. Nettie Tillis, Mrs. G. VV. Circle No !• Whltner, Jane Whltner, M urgm i Bailey. Mis. It. W. Sturdivant. Ml- John Blanton Mrs J G Wait*. Mrs Olive Wells, Dlngfelder. Shirley Moreland, v hostess with Mis Villon vian Rasmussen of Del.nnd. .1,, Mi* Z It. Ratliff, Mi*. T E. nt the meeting nl i v , I. Wilson. Mr*. W J Duvld. Mis. anile Williams, llnrhniu Chupnu-i,. Him W s c ,,r i i ,. l ii Jeun Sayer, Nixie Klrchhgf, It. D. Prieal. Mrs (’. C. Priest, •list t luireli M il i> g md Mr* R F. Crenshaw Mary Anne G'ltllownv und Hetl\, Circle No. I Rene Hall. Mrs S O Shlnholser led the devotional using ns tier -object I)t* B u r y D o i n t f H 'Fellowship." ut me rcgulnt meet By KAY IIKNMNGKK me of Clide No. I which met nt Who »uyx lie llury isn’t on I In- the home of Mis. C. II foghorn H l,| | - , t , i t 1 11< I , r«'ii t • t t i t i M ' l . l . t ( I N) 11! I l.v*M I’,, Lie map? Recently lull Postmash-i mi Monday afternoon. Mr*. S P 11 Id -it . S.i' iluiii Walter lliinl, rend in the Post Holyti served as co hostess. Mrs. Roy Tillis presided ovei muster's Guxette that an office I It 111 \ V \ l ( i I I T . \ l t i l ' S T s in Mohawk, Tenn. showed nn in the meeting at which time plans S C M I N O I i: l i l t . I I St I It It I I . \ l III 1(11(11 M crease in receipt* for 1081 of were made for n committee to 12.ft per cent. lie wrote th,- visit tile County Home during n,t \ \ i i i i * . i t n r «• i : \ i i i n \t;i'. ri:i.i v is io n Gurctte thiit the De llury I'o.i August. .Hill HI t ' O l i l t l N t i A R T I S T S In (lie absence of Hie mission Office repoits for jllftl, showed o gain of dd. I per cent. They printed tudv lender, Mrs. It. F. Cole, the his letter and at the moment no chapter was not given. Later in the afternoon, refresh­ report of any higher rate of gain has lieen sent in. Cungrnltiln ment* were served hv tin* hostess to the following members: Mrs. thins, Mr. Postmaster. I I K A U H U A I I A o V I l t W I . W Nu-iliv tllr*. I'i n n . .MI.IIHH W u l I » h |aivvei fill One of our De llury hoys hi Kiln liisli. Mis. Tillis. Mrs. Claude n s p n \ i:i(|i*> al,"ti,,ii in i In i nit , >l t.i t, , I IIm g n o t | > vvirn !••* t u c r l j the service. Pvt. Allicrt Mltckiil, Herndon. Mr*. I I'. Hagan, Mrs sun of Mrs. Jesse Wlnninghlini. Shmholser. Mr*. A It. Stevens. i l i a i d i .it it it hi :i\ m i 1lit i *\ • t tin- 11r;i hi I tt|i* t ( | i r v . was hospitalised in Korea hernti*,- Mi*. If II McCall, and Mis of a hnd shoulder wound.. He Is fVtnv-y Blind,ley. Circle No. 3 with "B" Buttery of the ;IHth Mis It T Warren, .Magnolia Army, and received Id- wound at the Imttle of "Old llal.lv" ..it Avenue, vvn* hostess to Circle July 20. when Chinese C.aii.tiunist N'o. ft on Monday afternoon. We l l k n o w n ti i , i - I i . i l p i - i i i f i ,.l I " H t i l \ S . t . I d t|(t i I ,\ Mrs It IK Hutchison gave tin' troops retook the rn--i ,,f the devotional, using us hci -aihlect hill. It Is comforting t,, " I ' i tilts of the Spirit.” that Red ('mss workei* 1 In the absence of tli•• chair him pencil mid paper ainii'i. Ml<s Louise Sipple, Mr* ho was able to use lh> i .1 II Williams presided over the urged him to wide to hi before the government M-'giaiu business meeting. She welcomed should reach her. He now writes Mr* L. C. Bui roughs us ii new that he has been dlsrhnigr.l fiom lUelahvr. A committee was appointed to the hospital and is buck ,,, m-tive III \ l ( | i K A M A i ( \ I K .............. W \ I F W \ O K . duty. His neighbors nn.l fneiids serv- refreshments one day of I : I It M I N <: 11 \ M \ I . \ I : \ .\l .\ In De llnrv send hi^i gie.-tings the Dully Vacation Bible School. T l ( K I! I S N OW O N ' \ l I \ l I VI S I S HIM li S I O K I ' . . Mis. .1 M. Leonard gave the nnd are glad he Is hell, i . A number of our residents have scrontl chapter of the Mission been able to return to tlu-h homes Study hook, “Toward Understand­ from hospitals this wo.: WII ing the Bible " Refreshments were Inter served Hum l.nnglichn is lack l.oine again. William Wlcatcnh.-ig. who to the following: Mrs. W. B. was hit hy an mitomol.il. i- im­ Kirby, Mrs. J. T. Pope, Mrs. W II proving steadily Have Mm Far- Field*, Mm . John Gillnn, Mrs tana 1* much better . n.l l.oiien J. II Williams, Mrs. J. It. Amler soon to restimo his hu*im *• ... •iv|- son, Mrs. Iliitehlson, Mrs. Leon­ tles. Mrs. Holier! Edwards has ard, and Mr«. R. T. Warren. Circle No. n hern rifling down to the Post Cir, h- No. d of the W 8.C.8. of Office and walking about in her the First Methodist Church met garden. There have hem mirth i in :it tin home of Mrs. Clarence Watspite of the warm wenlhn V on correspondent mid her sist.-i gave gave i turkey dinner und nil tin' a farewell parky for the t.-cn uge "trimmings" to Mr. mid Mrs. S ran.lchlldren of Mr. nnd Mra. Schell,el, Mrs. A. Hnrmnn und aron Dungan. Barham \nn mid prnndchlhlcii, Mary ami Al, and "Russia” Phillips, of Noif.dk. Va . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Youmun. Mr. and Mrs. Louis llrnnd! aru There was n swim at Gr.-an Springs In the attemoon. it pi.-tile now living In their new home on supper on the breesewuy, nnd De llury Drive. They formerly' that waa followed hy whut wu lived on Pnlinlrn Rond. Mr. mill Mrs. August Rushnerk shall laughingly call a nmii-ta game. We hope everybody had us returned to De llury this week and brought with them for n vaca­ much fun as we. did. A real English tea was given l.y tion, Mr mid Mrs. Clifford lloggls Mr*. Matilda Germain nn.l Mrs, and arm David, of Thornwuod, New Ann Ramlell last week. Its pur- York. Carl llrunn made ii trip to New iose was to welcome home Mrs. I. T. Leavitt on her return f.»m York whlrh was a combination m visit up north. hTe other gii.-sta vacation and business trip. Ha is were Mr*. William 8lckmnn and hark home again. The third nlrnlc of the De Rnry Mrs, David nunkel. All the ladle# are of Engllah extraction The Drinnrratlr Cluh will lie nt Hnnevening waa spent at ranis In tho Undo Springs nn Hundny, Aug. III. Join the crowd; everybody Is wel­ homo of Mra, Slrkman. Ready l,’or IimtHlIiny: All Hlinds ('oniiilch1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kosutan come. FORMULA “20” SHAMPOO 2For$|.29 “ETIQUET” TI1K SANFORD IIEHALH i|,g which Wa* bid-l at the Heck Methodist Church Circles EVERY ONE LIKES A BARGAIN! SH O P NOW! FO R • Yt», U It oM-of-data -lb * old notion tluu you hum wuh until 111* Mitts Jnnc Chapman Honored At Coffee B lc i SmiNilhtrr Holler Head Opernlors 1 Self AdJuHlInK Tilling Device * KxduHlve Noil-Praying Cord Lock > Eapy-Kllllng Surely Inalullatlon U nukels Modern llchlgnitl Kncloaed Metul Heutl > Kleclro-Culvanlzi-d HonderUed Metal i Tented Flexible KlttlH i Highest ()uitllly l.nweNl Price SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. Telephone! 88 1217 "V'oi/r Color Headquarters" 114 Wait Second S treet P hone 880 1 �* *■ 1 tv * \ \ i v i v ^ v m n > m v i v m n « <’ r i M n %%%*-*-**k,‘*,Sr,Nri ievn J%V» <*"I,r »n r a v * f •"»**» in Pictures ews AFTIR DlllVIRINQ hi* first campaign speech In Coltimliu*, O., Cnltfemla'i Sen. Richard Nixon, (Hip Vim Presidential nominee, confers tha Ohio capital with Pay C. till is (left), rtmlrinnn of the State publican Committee, nod National (‘hnlrmsn Arthur Hummerlteld '(right). Nixon declared that (iov. Adlnl Stevenson, of tlllnnl*. l)emoeratlc Presidential choke, would lie n "captive of President Truman and tha party's big city bosses." (/nirmiiilomil A'oumfpfiolo) ^ v: PRIIIDINTIAl and campaign experience of Harry H. Truman wax "hared with Adlal Hlrvenaon by the Chief Kxcrullve In nn October, lots, conference. The nominee (or the governorship of llllnola went over his s|*vch with tlr* President en route to Hprlngflld. Uovmor Aillnl Htevrmon (left) nnd new flllnoli Hen' atnr Paul tHuiglaa (center) discussed the 104A election surprise with Col. Jncuh Arvey. chairman of the Cook County Democratic Committee. Arvey hnd supported Stevenson as a political unknown. Democratic I'rcnldcnllnl etamlard tourer took form for Adlal Stevenson when President Truman at a Jrffeison-Jackson Day dinner nn March 2J. announced hla decision not to run. Stevenson bilked with reporters after Ihe Washington dinner, i.fxjjJ m\ .V/ .*»?C ,H . A. Devltf Vctnach ■ 1fHI HIIOHT Of THI RIOTS that swept through Teheran, Iran, demonstrator* shout nnd wave ns they carry tho body of a ( lain comrade through the streets of Ihe city. Premier Mohammed Mossadegh's new director of police has warned Ihe nation against the elTorU of the Comntunlnti, uniter a guise of nnllnnnllam, to take over control of Ihe country. Many wero killed end Injured In tha outbreak, ffnlernailonnl) DIFlfTY Attorney Dime rat A. Dovltt Vunecb (above), 4a, bn* re­ signed end announced that he will run for the unexplrcd term of ttte late Hen. ftrlen McMahon (DiConn.). Vanech plana to lenvg Washington for Htamford, Coni).) wltliln a few days to campaign for the Hehale post. ffnlrrnaHonuf) fiCRITARY Of STAfl Dean Achcson (right) bids goodbye to Defense Secretary Hubert Ixivcll (left) arid John J. McCloy (center), former High Commissioner for Germany, as lie leaves Washington National Airport for Honolulu. Achcson, accompanied by his wife ami stnIT of !0 advisors, will atlcml s meeting of the llmt council of Iho new alllsue* Involving Iho U. S., Australia and New /.calami, (International) r' »• ,‘t d .t(sd.iw«sn t$ s« m 1' i FIRM IN IHUR •111 If that "real comp on kinship Is Ihe basis of marriage —and two logelhor cun live cheaper tbun Iwo apart these days," ("red Kllcnborg, 76, and Mrs. Margaret li tlcebe, U.'l, sinlllngly pose fnr news­ men after Iholr wedding In New York. Until natives of (llnstnnbury, Conn., Mrs. Kllcnbcrg Is twice widowed and Ihe groom Is a widower three times. "IPs Iho twilight of mir lives and wc arc going to enjoy II ns much ns possible," Kllcnbcig told Ihe newsmen. (International) i m i , j! . is' i 11 ftfflV JW< Js MOM IOIOHR, wounded In the fierce fighting for "Old Paldy," a key height neer Chorwon, ally lifted to the top of an armored vehicle by medical corpcman. The icldlar wai carried oft mud and grime by corjwincn who braved enemy fire to reach the Injured man. (International) SHOWN hare ara both aides of the 191)3 Olympic medal. The coveted award la given to the winner* of tha various event* al tha Olympic Dames In Helllnkl. f fnlernational) wjwlirt .;ft ,v! TAKIN Off I HI CIITICAl Ull at Roosevelt Hospital. N.Y., Louie Martliter. 11i la kloaed by hla mother. The youth’* Joy at recovering wai tempered by the gtlm fact that hit girl friend, Alice Hellbir, II, was d¥ad< When Martinet clung to a ledge aflor falling through a skylight, she tried to support htm. Both plunged sla atnrlee down the aheft with her body breaking hla (alt. She died on way to hospital, (Infernal kmall wraiBBtai g « S |: ■ : JVv **!&*'■! �,H Baby Blues Gain State Semi-Finals By Dumping Pensacola Metts, K r i d e r Ancl| ^ B ia b cc Highlight Merchants Night 9-4 Win; O p p o s e Hialeah T o n ig h t Ball Game To Be II* JAMKS HA VIS STAHKK <Special i An in. spired .Sanford Legion nine in ch e d the seml-finnl- of the State tournament hy pulling u thrilling 0 to I upset victory over Pensacola mutiny them fiom th< tourney. Snnfiiril. lending all the W y. put the gdme on lee in the ninth when they milled foi foui . run*. The " U«t«y Hines" will pint their srml-finnl tilt with Hinlrnh lollil'llt (ti M;.'UI !>• m, "Mighty M n 1" Flei-rher will again try his lurk lit heating the mine Hia­ leah team that ^defeated Sanford in the tourney n p e n e r, li-0. Fleischer h n l <1 h < JEnn enviable ice yjqju•11 of in 2 fin thi* season, Ineluding a nifty 4-t reroril in tourney game*. State l.cgimi Tnurney Faria (V. L. Pel. a Jackantyvllle (I (mm HANFORD ii 1 .31)1) Iflplesh 1 .51)6 n rsnuaret* (cul) 2 .1166 (•nine Tonight (8:30 IV M.l Hialeah re. HANFORD. Corea ve. Flrl-rhtr. flame Tuniorrnw Jacksonville vs. IVInner uf lllnleah-Sanfnrd. Jlmmv “Joel." Krider, the win ning pitcher yaaterdny, went 7 1-9 Innings hefore needing help m .1 u.n i a r tin, who finIthrd the content| In fine style,* T e r r y Cordell. ‘ "Rnhy II I ii c" catcher, -miffed I out a Pensacola! t a l l y in thn| eighth hy pick Injf one man o ffI first and thrnw-l lug another out Jock h rider Vtenllug. Iltihha Ill-lire, the liig fir-1 Barker of the miuiiiI, letl the team In hitting iim herapped nut three single- ntid scored three runa. The team as a whole gathered vie ten hn-e raps off the slanta of I'ti'sartda's ( Lefly "Snake" Tidwell. The Snnfonl l.rginn leant now tiooata an Impressive I I d sean's record with a 7-1 toiirna«nt count. The "llnhy Hines" lllUat win this evening or ho elim­ inated fnmf the State mbit. Victory tonight over lllnleah vinum pit the I,oral .Innlor legion lignliiHt .Ineksonville Post No. P in the final- tomoriow. Should Hanford ilefmit .faek-onville tojliorrow, It would force a play off It n II Hi I ! f « ' * || \\‘.1 t* ■ ( «’i u n i i l i t l I'M-1,i mi rtliii' in I nll:ilm*<*w hit Mt'iitlitv f '.ffi!> 1o-11u'e| th* fullmimt; nth aiul n*u til.tiiuriH fm thi” IRAJ-fr! Inintinu Held 0 » Tuesday 24 S t o r e s To Hand Out 3670 T i c k e t s To Fans F o r T i l t \ gigantic Merchant* Night e v imvngnnia la being planned for the Orlando-Sanfnrd game In the Vmiorial Stadium neat Tuesday night hy the management nf the Seminole Hluea, It waa annmmied todnv hv (ienera) Manager John Ivrider today. The III Ufa will he aiming at the record turnout of t,460 people for PROUOIY DISPIAYINQ ttirlr gold niedala are three Americans who hli year'a Mer­ •cored top honor* in the lltt-mater event at ttie Olympic (inmra In chant Night In Helsinki. In the renter ti Hntrisnn Pillar;! who mode it In 1.1 7 seconds Leesburg. Krlder and sei a new Olympic rpcord At right It J.irk Itnvla who finished secslated that 2-1 nnd, and left, Arthur Hnrtnird who flnDlird ttiird. f/atematlonfll) merchnnla In Sunford had pur­ chased njito tic- q u i j 20 Of Florida’s Top Prep ('niters Sanford To Win Are Set For Tilt kei. which win R ey n o ld s L ead s >h»uHni! nf ilrcr. ttirhc\. ittuiil mill M|iiirnl will *|nri «<n \ im *') Ihi ill inu will In* iirrmillfif Ihr ( ir **l Ihrrr ihiv* uf Ihr mm* **<*n Ihiir-ihM, Krlilut mul ^.s\ uittai - muI Mmtihit Ihrmii^h Siinrdso ul Ihr hilkiiM Ints **n k. Sfnrltiii; Ihv 1, -lino! tlli: will hi pi ohi hit rit rif Mi‘tuhiy«. lift - MMa{ I'"r1 »l'»\ . t nr* pt in •i N oe* riitrd i niru iI'on on . a . v , !»«•!Vi*rion in* ' | i ' • tint, which mi hintfn nil Muffh u t F f n r it lii roiilllHM M ill »*f A «ii iHu It i v * i 1 IInisi|uu w ill he f |n*<tuii111»«| i viwy ■f \ in i Ih 'Mnitl Jiihitsno !» >(iH. w from Sh, tl.lt MU II rv'.i "ill V •f» tn I in h. -Olll-'l I. ■ ll f V. i'1b I'll i '*'*1 ht p.i, ,v , i • is- , p. t cn -on Over Orlandoans il I)(’Land’s Fi*lm*r Blanks Leesburg; Mills Wins 2IIh Leaders __ m VCKC Ready For Derby Event VoluHia County Kennel Club DR. II McLAlJLIN OPTOMETRIHT H oot M on 1 *SSsr* 99 19 27 l i Sears 8, Hudson. SH—Ffelacher. SB—Metts, Robarts, Willi*. D P Powera, Willis and Saara, Left— IHth Titusville Tide* ^ i • Friday, August A fltf|1 a. m, M l p. m. .. MEHLH /U . . . Low ■ 2:60 a. nt, .... 3:2(1 p. m. out In 7th) 4 ryaej Metta 1 In n imiliiga 0 tuna* OTP—KrhUw (Knlsnnrt. WI*—Tidwell. PR—Huberts. Iia<|i« wave* Irnvcl nt the spec,| nhont 1110,000 tnilcH *per J O R - TldwaU. WP - Krider. U - ofu * ilgnl, aaj| 1 1 BaiuiUfl^ gftft M l , V— m i nil l>..: . I 111 hanging lip Ills 1544D viilncy of Ihe -r.i-iin and ninth -liutoiit Hand- ha- ln-t five Lakeland - Hill Hovetle horse collared Havann'- I nban- on one hit and tin I'lloi* aim do Hooks letl adiivvid two lot. a- the St I’l tei-Imrg Sami- -Inn out West Palm Hearh, ; o and l inipn VVtupped ki'V We .t i ' Kogellu 11 ai lltn / i allot i d III hits .it Kev in -i while die Tain pans -helled lia-p.n D«'l Monte mil iienrge \ iit.il Im I ’ Three TnMipii single. In the second ■i ecd a Ki'V West Lead .mil will’ll the i'uni'h- lied il with - mn m dn 11111111' li.df the rampatis prom|itly toi i.cil m irmii with two in die thud on a walk and tsvo -ingle- Mon l,o*1 Pel. I Imlil'i Slate Fragile II It :;m till Mill mil) il in I1,1Vlull.I lb o It ala Jil-vlllr Ih d' Ii ■l >fi 1-MIiIIit 11 IHI .'.I I'.il.ilk • UK .’I <irlatidi •II LV. 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York m II t'leveluml m 17 33 Boslnli HI Wii-limgiuu .33 19 Phlliidi'lplili 61 in I'lueagn 61 51 Si IjiiiIs 15 (11 346 601 313 526 315 50.3 117 T o rn M ills W ins Hiv 24th C o n t e s t Of Year In 11 T i l t s "f!) lilt' )!' 1(4 (l, |>lll\ ifttf l ll A o ' Ia• *• k >. !yi»||f|i t'f) tmrlt t ) I ll )N f* M•* . Hit; >• Mill's)!* lllu* * |n,5t lfiil u)\mil’ll hntm* of lll^ 'l ik" a » I (tin viiph lw*t inut L On Mimp fashion (.i»u) *11*1 in tho 0 ♦ lil'i*innt ih* Tom Mill*, mil* tl t*v ihr tra* 1 Oiormliy |i o w- pftil InMIntr ntI ' it-V .rf th»* -Sdm ihi-' Hp«*iir)i«*i|it *•1 ) 11*" vti'tary to c i i t Im-» 11it h n tot v of th e J I 4 f »• | |*nj| ♦ i 5 it ii With Saiifni)| hading I I ifiiiiitt Into tlo lop Imlf of th' Uk*Lilu .Inv Ih 11 h t ill ii.di nil IhlO • (.rut.' thi* *nu>k» • ...... I ft as M* | o-m .ix S«*n Hi I III! Lit*) 1144-.-1. <| rh» PhD ’ »p |> tht' mot. I’’" f iy | i!m iim iv rliimn*«( (it a I f t111 Idi tu*’i nf i ihr ha I '»* Mu (Mini 'i aim iv. Jii«. t bird h■" * M his I'L; h| h nf I hr ^^mr i In I V * ' 1 11 ' * * 3 I *u I ill* > h llu III | | ‘|| ,0» » hithr mi Iho hoHnm Mu a% a1111* w hi’ii S iuloul **' •**1*1 Ihi i t* iiiii .ir ii«(| run** tu *• " 1 ; «h iu l m flo- i*.|mi- | 1 ■hi 1fl.' Mi It . u ill p|,|\r • \ >'i t * % '*♦' i* hi \J i mi a tn) HFi . M uirnv Mv m | »i ill*' 111L111*I l us h • * M M pp.-l t|)«» M ' i n 1 lit# I l n h > 11. • 1 • k n i «• iitov *V * V'.IM *'ti| II. 1f11♦)i (thiii* F*» | Mn i " off f 111* | Mli « nl i 1 ; 11ih! 1* * 1 It Ha | |t * " 'i Mt ' ' • IS|| \M M «l \ l\ *•) *• *.! n, |, ll 1 fi I t *l|i mv, | A 1 I n hill,till, if 1 j I o « lift Ml :i 1 i V*»u *i(f M• 1 ' ,i I 0 Col’iion, if :* i I 0 Cum ti* Nh 3 J Mil). |. i i n >i Toi ii Ih IS i.i n M Sun fn* *1 \ll ii n \ th f n IK If A I 0 III I I I tn ht a 4 I. ( ('a .11; n i ./ ii i I til 'I i , in I. n o 11 Ini iniu -9 'iiit'ii ODD ii Di rum—| I* \ "Dig, | , »ndw ay i*. i 'lift j, '■ '" M' H' . * mini;, h m u r I. ■-Ginit I,. L, \|,.,m l"d"'i N"img It III— ' " '• ^,'*M** mii, h nun t|, ( lift .. ' t, Iv iii* J, Inihi ii, 1" F ''Mii - lid Ymi rin hfiitiit n; ii i u i '■ 1 1" S \ «iiinif J||* . * It' v«k14»|i11 / ' Iti* huh i , l( * ' " ‘I F i n *-, i »*kiixu|i*i n t d Wfi'Mni|Lih i\ \c u %♦*• i i Mij.lii 1*M Ftx ll* ai l* ID. San St | Mill I Ih I|nl1 >1 t hit III i *• i i. > MM "ff 'Dll- 1. roelimlnij ’ *.»I* ,i . diimfivi i J, .sti I,- Mm, Iln lull il I'IiiI hIHiiIiLi i iiuiht) * 'ii *1" 1. 1(.i in l.i't t ii HO_ plis I (Kirill | I ill) • in • D'lililg-, ;l mil-; Nfu \ ‘nrk 41 Wii%lij*u'lni| i j 111>:I. K 11 i r L m ' llllllllll., I) | IIII4. Mn.lnii if Fhll.n(),l|'Mii U iihm i M-11 I ' l ' i 1 u— m nrlhill il SI I Mills 'til 1 11111. . 1 ' ' '1 Higlnim mii.| I Utily u« iim‘* *linlnli'il * •Mn i I * 1» \ )>.n Ffiu litii ImIi'mi illon.il I p.iuur ». iM Minim Tit ii Ih* - i-iiminh- Hlni'H | 111, yy rrl, li I I 311ll IIII lie nil f ’l 12 i nuigiii Tampa <w ‘.o W1 1 •'ill )-u ii \ ' .i mkii in Havana lit M 1 llll.ll SI Petri dun E Ihl r.il Vm '*<»hi) ill1 ui I'll bit) a West Palm Heaeli 74 til \i Silt Urdu v V,1 luikiliiiul II 7f) 1’• 1 in*l ii 1 SAM 1>1711 Key We .1 31 HI XII|1ill, V 111ii inI 1 Mtain iHe u h (l i in Ill 'Dtfiird id Dul.anil nlngs i Lakeland > Iim m i n St I’etei Jung 1 We 1 Palm He.o It D Tumpi 7 Ke.v Wi-I 2 We-I Palm lluai Ii al SI Puli 1-.lull g Miami lleauli ai Miami Lakeland al ILiv ana Tampa al Ki V Wed INQUIRE AT YOCR NEAREST BIRDSEY STORE (nr write lllril-ey Ilnur Mill*, 'Inmill FOR INFORMATION AND PRICES ON RANGE CUBES A HIGH QUALITY 20'e RATION FOR HEBF CATTLE Now hooking fall and w inter requirem ent*. Save the middleman’s profit . . . HUY JHHECT from MIU ut Milt I’riceH through p; , 4mC A U K W i ld * H A V H Y O U R r A K ” prm- Hy lil’NF I'lllMDLN -oilated P ie — stall Mritrr Ml.m u Heath'. Walt Nellie t opped a p i a r t e t el lirillianl pi tch nig peril i in.im r - in the Fl or i da I nt er n iHnii.il l e a g u e We d n e s d a y night wi t h a no hitter ili t mi gh ni ne i nni ng- hilt In.t tlic g a m e to Mi a mi In the i mh I o Hi- opponent, Hill- Hand-, gave Hy JACK HAND Associated Press Sport* M'rltei Old Sntrhmn -till Inis it F.ven it he I- "II and going on ID". n< - oiiio folk- -ay S.ilehel Paige ol the St I.mil- Brown- -Ml h.vs llu’ -lulf to bewilder lt)v leagm hitter- l.i't there lie no doubt ilhout It If Paige hid -pent til- cm eer in the main'- tn-lenil n( koui kin, urmiml tile I'xhlhillmi ■limit m 'Ik Negro leuglie*. lie would have lieeii a sure thing (or the I'oopei-towii Hull of Fame Satchmo eltOM' in ib'-erl the bull pen Wedne-doy nigln 'nr i -tariio role the ii'i'imil lime lie'll Iried it tht- year Kven yming-ler- will m the late lulling- hill not I’ iter Locked In a ll ll duel with Delrml Virgil Triu k- lie pitched nine -hut mil Inning- Aflrr Truck- gave way 10 ii pinch hitter in tin intb and lint White look over Paige .till w.n. In there tlnowinn gnn-e I'lii'i ut Hie Tiger- In ttie toll) lltli m.l 12th Holi Nli'Uian - li.i a ' - loaded m gle Wltli two out in (lie l.’lti Im.i’tv got lit ill Imme Kill a I 0 win b:. eighth of Ihe veil The Im- md -bowed only -men hit- Im iln I'lgel'.- -a- ol ttiem -ingle- s.i|. p el walkeil nlily two mil -liuik mil Mile in hi- hrilli.ini idforg Ini lie loth the tiger- |.>.nb I the linse- willi iuiIuhH mil Pi ne uiude plm ii hlliei lotiniu Pe kv Mbl JohlllM *. i "'li '.'inmid ml" ferre ptuv- >d Hie plate I In n In -IriM'k out Nml ll.'icv mi iim -Irnlghl euIIeil -liikeW ill .M.l-lei mi piti In d ilu \\ a-ldliglon Sell.Mm - In t i> I i ii lorv nvc| New nuk liiknn.' not 11 YankTile he-fu'etai led I nditbiUnb t whlfleit Mu kev M ■ittb' Ima -trnlght lime- mil It.ink It.iue Ynpi Hrii'ii and tl.ui-v Tmetfei twice each He illnwrd milv m.i till in Ibe lad lur iiuiiii'. dlei being bln,ted Im Ihive inn- in the (onilh The los- -Innnk tin 5 ink-' had lo IhriT game- tu" an e (‘bw eland non It* il.iv gallic ' tool i Iiii a u 7 I for Parly Mt nit nth v n t,.| v l.iiriy I>iitn who tut In Mill hiiinei oft Hill Kenm ih In the fn -I liillud M'vnn’s -hiiloul ibeii hr ftttlildi'd l ildlr KiiIiiiimiU ' inyle perimllliig Minnie Mino-u tu a me •he loin White So- inn In die rdftV Haul la-lied mil the lludmi at Phil.id dpi., i tn.Ja gaiiie m ihr Atni'rle.ui And the Pluladrlplila ill Hortiin twi night doiddi'lie idi I m the Nation.il llrunklyii and New N'mcV dill weary from their iiililulghl -Irtijt gle of I Hi'siL) x utj;L{ i t)| mi •mi )hi)MU' .il Hu• Fujii I•i hiiikF lu lor r nun Inrri'il • |tiist|»uht-fnt*ht liu IIimI^i’i n vM*) i’ It-.irllmj il fiti* Unit' I h ui) 11)I!v i 4.\ 11*111m• i mi • 11 Mux L.mirr l .liltr SI ink v . Si l iii u * i rili hills m.iKnu; lip ufu.itnl m li- ■|* 11141 IMHi|1)|N jnilli || Millhlll mi > t4)iMii'H 14f 111 441kIVII In Lmu Lut., off 1‘lll .lUH kill I\\ )l'f' I ' III' I'M M l nmu>. 4itui .i ** THr * ui<■i' Ii .h * mm in «»f Mu ir LtHl I I I.m I Tut ll I.4U5 ii 1’ih hi ll thr • hu » (• <'iih< In ,i 'i I *’ in m)»'i * tru imiiii •f14•i’ t I |>l.ii ifu F imiI Mtupri in fhi flrvi innmu 00 rompany-owHvd ntoreH. ' ' Warner’* Gulf Service Station ( oritrr I 'Jr* I mid Kalifhril No - Hiller For ^ Frames And Loses rim ‘W « Old Satchmo Still Has It Even Blues Lose 2nd Though He 1$ “43 Going On 49 Straight To Jax Sea Birds, 9-4 Walt Notiu* Hurls Notin' lint led p e i t e e l l v lliroilgll - e v e n .ind t wo lliini- i nni ng- until .III i l l o i let a in in r e .ii h first t u n Dr ag. i n led ..It live Mi ami I ill h with a - i ngl e Paul \ i o i - l m n g - ae l mu sv 'If i itM f i mil rifn e,| and Kill kv Kut/ell tidlovvetl a >. i ui ki v It,. I..i ■ limit Willi a - i n g l e tu - n i c e IIa r g a u willi \ . 'o ii. i ■ . 1 The n ' li» f u n it -ii s i .i-11• it.iv mill tile otilv iiui ul Hie c a m e O.t. . r.M Mu ■i on II- i iv ilf I" win put tile '■ill Su\ t wo g a m e , I 1.• iiul til limit of Mi ami l l r a i ti i i t.'i i li'i| i»t 11. •i i i I t n v r t t e i i l w . i t the I n . t l.l t ' u Tli> • I 'it » , i,, v . i.f . ii|n<r o's p *r t. i i i'i( , btio' lo t a i e hi in allit wa l k e d til. in , v |tr« I* t ' l i | t»» f l t - l ul t wo l i a t l e r - in t he litili Fm ' riMtl Ftt»‘ rhino iiii lal go . mcl oi l in die lt«»fh tliT'i »nd »i»rKt %« ill !* »'«* s e v e n t h fm Hu v a n a . only -alt'ly hi lit* Ihkcnf l lti MMnil ‘*4*I -*lll ( i e n r g e ’-upko doubleil tu tile »i|| rim f«i»iii S hi t** Fill 1, t h u d anil Hub Ii I.awi ng -ingletl m i tilt ,i Umil ni lx BlriU I hp to t he n i n t h toi We . t Pa l i n Hi' aclp-itliltrrl « ill iim Imini nuly lilt, off letl wliu h u n g up InNim ‘Jll |*» |'***l» I Him tblH' SI ii will a g a i n s t eight l u . . e - SI 1»-v limit ti ill Ii * imi* fnx t|tiifn*l Pr*i>e-I»iiri' t .Mi|ied Me- P a t b i si m ii nil Ht i*nI ni| t«11rrl* amt l oi n I ’e l t i i fm a ilo/ eu tills li. Bith f•*i nnht fmu | iiul I'Wi’d up die g a m e with t wo •In,1 ....... il • i i t l r* i will r u n s on H u e e ingle mil a - a er i |, I | aI - f 1 III' I '.-Mlt i l l l It'll h i e III t he liisl f l a m e ii .lonn t\rider he given away free to their riialoniera for the big night game. til the Irliningi will be add­ ed to (hr event with field eventa preceding the contest. The fea­ ti MNF.SVII.I.F I' Twenty of tured hilling on the nlght'a preFlorida's top high school h.iskcllinll game program will be a rare stars are irally for the third North between apeed merchant Frank Handy Kandy" Raps 'south All Star name at the Ifni Smith and n raring home. I n W i n n i n g T :i I I v icrsity of Florutn gymnasium to Smith will pit >, " ’ ........ s J r ’ night i ft p m i Ida All-American j North team won to IM In Fans 17 B a t t e r s KI.VThe lega and atamlnii I I ni.d tile South won the tP.M .iguiu-t t h e In­ "llnnily Handy" Ucynolil* Ion I game .Vi i.i i ompiunhh' apeed rile Ninth team favored to will cd uml lot the Sanford Jumm of a running l.cagtie hnsehall tiiiln to a I I this year with the help of two horse. Although, members of the i Is— A \ elinttl axtrn-innlng win over the Or l a n d o ploiulUp there Is record I’eiis.it ol.i learn ami one South Street nine Tuemlny uflei member ol ihni a man con, Malone - rliiss It win noon in Municipal Hliidjum. wllluii i given tiei s. is eo.n lied !)\ Hon I'nidi, Key Holdbroke up the contrsl stretch, inil-nin Tin Si intti roach is llllt with a double In the luilluni "I iileal.i a home with u lews l.nho Wales % »•* I’ft 1■• Mil Ixl' till ' ■' 'I'1 I♦11 1it 1 the eighth, of a irgularly -died muling start, It The t wo r o a c h e s , l el uel . nt l lo ti||M',|| ill. Ili lt III. N\ ltl'1 f*M\ | uled 7-inidiig ronle-t, to score I- highly unlike­ m a k e p i e d n l m i i s all ei only Hi r er it MMl II.........In I"* • 1 t i l t h I Harold I’nte from sevonil. Ilandi ly that Hniilli . d a y s ' pi ai l i r e a g i t e i l on l o a c h ki il Inn IIn 1Hill 111M11 >’ fanned 17 (Irlandu hat-men and (Tdih' s sl.ib nii'iil ili.it "Hie lioys i i' I ■Ilr will have muchwi til1lit i iilit* mu« I—ued hut three pa—eIn turn money on him Frank Smith bml, p r e t t y good bn milv ms wor k th* .. ..... In U il.lhr* Ft .Il • ' big In Ihr mint tenper Ia file iub mils i d l e r a l mo s t t hat many (it'll\- I'l.-il hefore till' event. iiiu 11*-a11 in Mm I SIifiti In -1 on I he mini nil id any ho a I fling tminllis of no luisketliall . n l t v l l y Knurl details of the race have l: 1 r nti.I Sjt hi 14hi v it \\ ii" th rr thistimtnrr. lint ii of us h a v e s e v e r a l good (day not vet been released nor have fills 11 ill hulii IIm1 IIfl fill it I t'M'kiM the list of other field event*. Krl-1 Thv first Orlando inn off Key er> 1.1ill ill Ihty tniMi M u. It .Ml Ml t Ikf nulils come In the rioiid ftiimc The only a d d l l ..... lo p r e vi ous l y I del siated that he fell sure this I h't t IIMl tlf “Ml' I*I kkill hi when the opposing pitrhri J. inniniiii ed sipiud roslets |s David | i 111 I I In hi- t I Iim game could attract the largest I Ilf ll'hi Spivey was piiH.-ed and stole see llluck l.ake Wales, mi the South Thill |,k , 111MIHtl I’ I> »** ‘ *MM| Ht t i( crowd of the season. ond and third and I'linn' home en team “With .1,670 tickets given of i W I' hc IMs I mm. Mil t MtMfNinth Ma r s Marvin Heck and Mi let*"h«, Mini I’iit It r I.nil IUK uf away by local merchants and an overthrow by sloirt-lop Jimmy Hawkins of home. Huber I Mims were le.imtnnK's on many more fans coming from Hanfnrd haunted hark wlih the Punsaeol u’s l lass A t stale c h a m ­ SlIll'Mil Orlando combined with th« re­ lying marker in Ithalf of the pions last wilder anil North I' laycr serve aeal ticket holders, that second when Ham Kuhn singled Joe Helms v>as a n u i n b i i of Sluordinarily would com*. thl« In Pate, who had rrnrhrd lia-r Inne's ('lass It r hampi uus None should give us a turnout of be­ nh a fielder's eholrr. of the Smi"ii' ' ii n iyer i was oil tween 3,(190 and 4.090 fana for ftrlando bunched together l b i . e , , i ute (hn"i;'tou*hlp tennis the game," he predicted. 11i« importuned of the game hits In the third lo tnkc n 2-1 lead | (■, nches iiHctuilnt! tin* Florid a enmiuL he iindei'-esllmaled ....... slum “"'I added one in the seventh !«*) fifth Hrhrdl rflitlc he?.' fienrd Til Orlando hold* a Utk game edge edg< do BiwRd d*l. Sanford cniin Im-'k |,m„ Unlvernty Head Husk. Hm II , . | l f f W t , M s \Vedm>,hiv id M il. liiLiiitim : over the Hines this seaaon In the In the bottom of the '"vetilh two , closely contested race for a play run* behind anil cvoiu .1 I lie u m e \i-oel.ilril I'rc— Malt Millet ■ tillin' fiHitliiitl f i nut I n it Ii Nnilli when rinIlit n Tiirinr mil Kuhn and South All Star '.ipi.nl- wiuki-d off berth. I'el.and rin In i Jolin Fi'lii.'t Here Is the list of stores fans walked to open the fimne \l'"i in play .ind assignment' for I i g.ue up picul' of tut but no run. M l 'lb|| . , may obtain free tickets to the Jim Butler filed to left. Itun loff. ffii> nielli me in 1 '■Ii on', ilb tu lie.it the | , i Mi ii c l*.i. kei I i> III -I I t(il ill l.e,|;ni’ III el'.ill Mcrchnnls Night game next Tues­ singled lo bring ill humi11 j*ini Kiinn Inter nunc In on n c i d line Wi i||ie-d,iv night g a m e between day. ball hy H. Hntehidcr. IIn Hilnmlii Fi 1m i illuw cd to bit - tmt wi' ti the two lean's, t ii well* | receiver. .Major l.cairuo llu- tn-ln uf nine tint lleliting bv since each loam louchtuns Drug Co. With the rolllest nil lied up. Miiiiugei ' liarlic Hi i*i ,ti i in i en must lose twice Celery City Printing Krvaolit* prorerded to Inn tin* li-rfH'lil ami Holi Malti'oiu mi llitril liefore b e i n g Kniiinillot A Anderson sides In the lap of the eighth Hr yssoriA T F D I'ltPMH liase In* tii-lil on lo In. -Iiul out eliminated from Iveys Shoe Store Sanford ranie hack in the la t Faiists Drug Store Catcher llay lltilim' •.lined the the meet. Niilhmai I.railin' only lain of tin’ game lo give half nf Ihe slansn. How kin- fan Ha. Power & Light Thus far, .lack- Drown ned In open, Iwt Pale mid Ogle . Hrrvire Hlatlnn Hulling Muslal, SI I,mils. All. Icagili' leililnu: Del.iMid the win sonville is undo, II. II. Pope hy ranprd not surer—Ivc .inch", Khi'irrwvkl. f’iuctlinnti, .111. Addis, when lie "iiglcd went tu Ihud mi f o. feated and Han­ Smkarik lilaaa ft Paint and Keynqlda gave him-cl I the I'birigo. Jll: Ian km.in. New Vmk Le(lfn'h|er I d Briaikiyn’. dmilile ford lias lost one Automatic Laundry victor* with a -tunning donlili- and Atwell. I'hirngo. AIM and ciunt home on ,i lend hy encounter. Hia­ Hill Implemrnl Cn. that hrnughl I'nle In with the Ktills hiittrd In — Sauer, I'hicagu Mnlleonl leah hoasts of the game-ending n winning ton Huhha lllshce name reroril as Hill Lumber Co. W. Tlmniaon. New York 7t; Hod In "(her lime- M'i'dne d,r night, Harry* Liquor Htoro Tile triumph ended n two gum* gr>. Brooklyn. 71; llnni., I’lnl.i ■ns K.fillvilli Iteai h lu .it S.Mifnrd Ssnford and one of thu two rluh- lamry Dry (Teanlag losing strrak for the local*. ■"*u h di'lplii.i anti -SI,lighter. SI Lmn.. 'l I. Day Inn i III .n il 'low lied I'ahil wlll he dropped from the tourney Thrltly Servlet Station k.i, 4 2 and ' 'neon -bill mil ilrlaiido ed hy Junlnr High .School Mciiim tu f t this evening's fray, Howie Gordie. Sanford Amoco Station Ihl- Miisial. Kt laud* I in \<l I 0Tout Mill tulrhi’d In, 2,lh win ► In yostenlay's game Junior Smoke llmme Orlando M. St, Hit odd I" :: r. am*. ( inrmnnll. 127; Schormlicu t Metts, who relieved Krlder in thM K. T. Cowan Co. Snnfonl did odd j i i d SI I.011I-. 131; Uick man. New of the season to tit-nl Sanford and 7th with none out. filtched one- Standard Oil Co. Spivey ami Batchclrr; KryiioMn York. 121; llumner. PhiDijpIpbi.i move Jack mivlllr Heaeli (rum Jhlt hall tho rest of the way. Kri- Downtown CTaanera lourlli lo lluiil place in thi' le igue and Sutler. III ,d*r, who was leading, G-4, at the Hermans Cafe Hill Slmigli tut lied m four liiltei ...................................... Home run* — S in n * iilr igo. p,r Hu* tlavlnnn Heai b win over time was credited with the vletory. Slrlrkland Morrison J7, Huilites. Brooklyn. !!.’ Kim i j.efthander Donnie Tidwell went 11ene'ii Traaco I'alalkn The Daytona Iteaelt IPill-lllirgh. 20; MnlllOW* Ho.lmi landers hit (liree I’alatk i piletier'. th* route for the losers, lie struck 17; Gordon. Ilpvton and Tlmni mi lor 12 till- one of Itu in t enter out nine, walked four and foiled New York, tit Ih lieldrr Pat <link's IH111 luilni'i u( to get good support front his tramiuntea afield, Pitching - Bne. Brooklyn, f i ttie -e iitoil FIRST HHK-.V mill- MM> ( itruH 475; Wilhelm. New York. 4 2. HIH. Tile last pi are t'mna liidltoi- hud m r s l Hall tlatli iinnMu P e,n s a c o l ii t Jtmy'* I'Sl. I Tim Tril". S Hearn. New York. 12.1. tvsi. Yu to go i2 Innings im mie of lin n licked Kridcr for Katiey Jlvs, I Kurmii'i. k Hr,.»»mi •!. has. DAVTONA ~BKACH, (8pe«lal) St Louis, 8 2. Hon. Fr.knu mre will- I efllieldei Mel Walker ■U hits and Hint. I Hum* Stm mill" v. I I' ll’* —General Manager Jerry Cullina (lllil*. llrooklyn, It 3, ,7H'I ■cored two rum opened Ihr 12th with a W (md i Wild out*. of thn Volusia County Kennel Oil'OXI) RAI S—* (Illh. 4111* iriple and > uue in with Ihe only )n both the fourth Amerlrnti la*agiie • heeoaa Half IlHlIr liniibin Club Im* nimnuncad that every­ run n mnnii nl Inter on a single ind seventh in­ 1 Ktelalm. a tkdke Mnrtln. J thing Is in readiness far the CIkii mine tlnetur. 1 HnrprU * I'm k (i\ Cnniii 1Im d Hu u mini Toni nings to pull fourth annual Cilru* Derby tn he ■a*. B iittr**", it Itnr.mni.u, 7 .110; Woodllng, Nnw York, .122, Vdjne .aeltltln one run of Kell, Hoslnn, 3111; (iiHHiinnit. H > > run tonight u* the feature of an Aluli.tni* ('raekm. « Iti.llliia .l*»"l Ahe lead, hut wns tnn, 314; Hnhlnson, Chicago. 3lo I1\LATKA, \/„\I.I:A w r i t A lias T ium i IIs i d— a, mill- mi* eleven-race curd. {flrtually helpless! I Wall toil*. 3 Ml* Himlining, t Hun- lintied In — Dnby, C’lrve PI. \ MElt ( II II Mil mu O s Invitations have hern mailed to Wliiaml jnehen kletts went Warrior. I Turk inn 4 land, *1 Art* ni j * 78; llnhlnsnn, rhlengn. 7H. M Pi*.nil 11«*» t member* nf the State Citrus Com­ Hy ll*e. « Trillin*. I tun,It llmuh. i4o the m ■>n n d, K.(HimMan 173 9k 1 M 131 Drniki, Delroll, 68: Rosen, Clevr 4 I .in k v W IM i mission, which is headed hy W. F. lal 14 r 9In 1 1 1 IJ* 9.1 r»-i (Bill P o vv f M •'ll! HTII IIAt I!—A llllfc* Sill* land, 67; Bnrra. New York and i i|l*'Jfli| Ui lets t <u J9 * Robinson of Leesburg, and also ^£pp ed n single Junior Matta I Hueco, 3 Him li I,In. ,t Ann. It, 4 ZrZrnlni, Phllndelphin, tit R f, 1 ,4 1 1 " f' " I f K ill 2 •u *Jfill I’onr 1,11, I Mi Lucky Hevoli, • the eighth Ind that waa tho to tho growers. 7 0 1 3ft I llils — F»X, Chicago, 138; Hnb lli)*f*rh Mini 27 Tha L'llrua Derby waa orlal- (|||i*y Jo. T Kail*!) lilol, • lli.n* 31*1 A3 1I 31 36il nlv blow Melt* allowed the West vMtUnl .. il,. tlurton. Inion. rhlengn. 131; Avila. Clevr nally dtalgnrd to publicise t i!*iuiftM i !W II 0 1 mi lorlda team. , f t t rii n ir r —v. mth wit* land, 123; Rnarn, Cleveland. 122. * 1**1110)4*4 rltriw Industry in Flak'* I .Iu*t Hmlllna. 3 rtione* M**llmi. Fain. Philadelphia, 121 Tha "Baby llluca" aent eight ll haa attrartrd nation .1 llnkltii, 4 Rna*! f. |vv (Tialn. tiara up in thn wild ninth. Dll trnllon. Free orange Juke will f lllack Hu*il*. 7 Him-Mlb k. I llnnio run* — Dnby, Cleveland. It*rutv M*l.*| 24; Berra. New York. 23; Rnbln-on •ffUld walked nnd Uialtee be served o everyoae during Ibi 4IXTH n .ftli—IV laths 4111* I ItlHik Fam, 3 Ijiny ('*«ln«. 3 Chicago. Dm/io, Delroll and /.erttl aarhed first on an error, Both racea. This speed classic will be stag­ ll*tiavfi, • si*ii-I,i,. lip, r, Him Hun. dvanerd a bane on a wild pitch ed over tho long beach course and • PumbiniviiUI, 7 Hiimky Knuik, * nl. Phlladojpnia, IP Pitching — Cnn.siiegrii, Wu-hlng mlacored on Flelacher'a single, some of tho fastest greyhounds (lur Jsrry, w y m r i t ti.ti K—a/iaih* un* inn, 6 0, 1.000; Shuril/. Philiidel|ihl;i 'atta alngled and took second on tho local av al' win compete. I Vukmi KIiik. 3 ID'lllur. 3 I'mi. 20 3, .870; iiaschl, New Yurk, 13 2. 119 Magnolia Phoua 111 10 as Fleischer made It tafoly They are Sand Song, Geromino, Iisrtone. 4 Iliirkhnrt. S llrav* Dmiy. \J l , tv third. "Mighty Mai" Ulliad Rambling Iria, Ration 8. Had, My 4 Hr* Hun. 7 JovUil Hum. I Hhlr**n 867; Sain, New York, 0 3. 7so; Bearden, Si. Louis, 6 2, .714 J tia iiT li u * t■•:—s isih* wile hen the Pensacola catcher QueiUon, Garo, • ( Can Do, and T 1 lllu* Mortmki'v- * yv«rl 3 No 4. Topped Tidwell's throw, Matta Die Paae, The beach courae dis­ T*»*n. 4 No (lilt. S Hlrky lrl». * rent to third on Cnrdkli'a Infield tance ia three-eights of a mil*. Uiinimr llllt. 7 I'urkv lt*li*|. * j|,„ Dancer u t and made tha last run on a ■-*---- 1-----—-------NINTH IH4'P_JI, talk. Wile ailed ball. l Hulk*'* Or, 3 l;*K*r Me. I Hanford nil. ’4, 1 0 3' Moro"k*y AB II O A Tidwell, p • Tnti* 1 H>ml* lam*. • Sheffield, *s Tafah 99 7 r in rr**li Huy. s P',»it*r n. I’nini, T 4 1 1 8 f >fi+ u i j' *i r* - »( ■ Ksrii. * llnrrv tllr-t, llshae, lb 301 010 004-0 llsmly « a to i Sanford tstkTii «4( D_a tan, wit* rtaiichar, 2h Pensacola .......... 090000200 4 I Another VVhDk. 3 Dhan. I Y oii’i Be H u m ? latte. 3h.p R—Sheffield 2, Blshcc 3, Fleisch­ Jl.lu.1 Dr*1. 4 H*lty Hay. » (olia v. S I,*lhsI IU«p. T Knarr AI. I ‘ardall, c er 2, Matta, Oordell, Faiaone. »Pn (ml* lf yon linri jiiMt hail, n itaa, rf Smith, RoberU, Dungan. K—Shef- Hl.liVKkTII IIVIK—M*arh r**r*e afford, ir Held. Fleischer, Metts, Smith, i 'j w tL* r '' i *; , ) i My Hitfisiimi t it'Kion h ii*,i, annum, cf . _ Willi*. Power*, Tidwell. RBI— 1 Kinft(| Kiifiir, I 4lr4*rif*)m(i fl, (It chaek.-up niirt Tune-up by l run Dn, T tf|* I'a**, • Itamtillng 4 ■0 2 2 Fleischer, 2, MaUa, Cordell, Bales, *Irt* * I Sportsmen •rniu-iH / Johnson Phone Pltll B I R D S E Y FLOHII AND FKKI) MILI.S Bus Service Leaven Yellow Cab Office 6:50 ! \ M. It mind T rip II.U0 Ta* InrL �A * sv S T O R |> '////7 7 n 1 Quantity Right* Resorvod We*» Good Thru Saturday, Aug. 8 Low Prices Everyday Specials Too! Raliln Wheat Low Prices Everyday Specials Too! II S. CHOI WE Grade “ Eat-Rite’ Sirloin POUND TJuSu, a*ut K /h tito m u l U. S. "Ctiotco" Tabl-Rendy Cut | U. 55. “Cholctn” Eat Rita Plata y ENRICHED* DEGERMINATED ^ A unt J e m i m a white I Frostily Ground Eat-Rlte Chk. R oast“ • 69c |Stew »Lb . 39c | Hamburger u 59c Orad* A, Quleh*Froten II. S. "CHOICE" Grnde Square Cut TASTE O'SEA BRAND Pound Whttln-r FILLET ib tied Perch FILLET Grade A. Drefied A Drawn Q uirk -Krorm IJnklnjr Lb •V /|l|lt" \'N Dreiser! took' roe rem m Recipes on back or packaoc, DONALD DUCK” Suporfrcsh TROPICAL” Brand TWO BIO CARLOADS IUST ARRIVEDI THEY'RE RIPE AND READY TO EATI Rm I Hot Prloo! Lt. Meat Chunks! No. Vt Can Troth O tM o Top Fresh Cuban Avocado - Laundry P & Soap fl 2 G tS lio 13 Yonr Choice! ORANGE JUICE GR’FRUIT JUICE Mix 'Em Up! STR. BABY roOD Aee-Hl Proton G A TO R ROACH H I V E S marshmallows MARIGOLD , FROZEN FOOD VALUES A m P it* . . . . IO oo. E, 21c A m U ttttm tA Colored! Q uarters! AGEN FORDHOOK U M A S.___ 4 p k ft 99c SU W A N N EE RIVER ACRE' PEA S p k f 39c PA N -R ED I S H R IM P ............................. p k f 99c 8us«brtod Oiecotdl, VontUO, Strawberry Per* SiaeT: IC EC R EA M R et Site D A R U N G Enriched 2 pta 89c* ■ Orton wood H . i SANDWICH LOAF I ttlT ti__| 1 u * I\ s m s* — M 1 i n l l I I H i ■■Ml m m m m m W yw 1 V '/jfa L 75c <m. FkfeM i | l» O L H i l l - t f l f c •' V •/•,<..* . i*a. • • v.: »• A ..-•.'t. ■ -.**”*"**!m �»fc I — Eff-aT* || I F Y O U D O N 'T THE WEATHER m * lra jour Sanford Herald. City Delivery, by 7:00 P. M., please call YELLOW CAD 1111 I ilr llironcli r \ r rpt v e il u Mi It ,i altered t h ' m t u nr Ruin i l r f r l m u m I llll> • l u n a r In l»*m • 3 T h e ^ • ,V g I.U M B X X X X tII n f n r f t S t r a i t permute * AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER __________ INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER E s U M W im I 1DDS Mrs. Clark Takes Stand For Defense a SANFORD, FLORIDA Meads Legion's (iirls’ Nation Hostile Lines 'FRIDAY . AI T.I S t S , t ~ Ike Fresents Finns For Fence d efen d an t AdmitsSuidde Attempts. Rut Denies Responsibil­ ity For S h o r t a g e Tht defense rested II* ca»e In th» cmbeiilrmrnt (rial of Mr*. L'lllan C. Clark al 2:20 o'clock (nla afternoon ana (he prose»tIon prepared to rati bark Several witnesses In the aland, follow Ini* a IS minute rereaa. Argument^ to the Jury were espeeled to begin lalrr In the afternoon. "Vi McKellar, Dean Of Senate, Is Defeated In Tennessee Race Senate Shalt cup Is Forecast By McKellar Defeat ■ V < .ii I'M I K’c . h i i f f l m r . I ’n s i l i n i ' . Km H I M r ,.i In ( in i N r::l I iiiii.i , I In \ v \ Miirti. p » \ 111 %!M1 Krfinrlh Il M. R ell i> iM 11con v 1 d o p! ' fhr I *timp 111;ITV » IIIpH 1 .<■ iuillllt .knnil.it v in t"F , n ».'■ i- ' 1.- ■T|. h> I t ................ i nf Ihr Si’ltJiM’ m • i ' • <f...... .. ,r> i Iif if * AFt"I "Ff 1Mimm , • ttfn in ift. . Spiiitfr |»rr *u!p |F I" t hi | mit< »»i•I i %til*Ii*t; 1>»*im*» t t* ■ * v »»i*'ii *»» iifp | If *n p rnffifti if ♦• i ii«f I • »**e*•114. .mils ;; f ) 111 * III I .rj:isl.t ■ M m h r; T o S' m u Ii f ii I i )p| tn n e n f I it ( f 'in c h u n p iiiu ti Hi T I’ lilt VAN . \ -tt v t ; i i i. Crying quietly, Mra. Mlllnn C. Clark related to a trnae, parked. ' and allent courtroom thin morn j Ing that, while distressed hrrntls* ' of her hushand'x resentment ovri her daughters marriage plans, she fc>r*nd rat poison on a slim of Bread and ate It. The long-awaited dramatic mo­ ment of the emhctrlrment trial he­ ron whan Ernest Honahnlder, Mrs Clark’s attorney, naked her. "Now Mrs. Clark, tell the Jury whal hap­ pened when you went home on May 8 and what happened in you and what you did the next day ." Mra, Clark aolil that ahe look some title transfers home to work on that night and Hint m she (fans about to leave Mm offlec slit Saw a bundle of registration rard* whlrh she noticed were connected with the missing Report No. IL”' Thinking she would tabulate them, ahe sold she took them home, ton Thai night ahe said a lie went to a Pilot CJuh dinner and that when she came home «he was loo tired !o do the work and went tn bed fill* said she had attffrred a heart nrhe for several days. Before .he rvent to sleep she said she had no "argument with her husband about, his suspicions that her dsughter Intended to run away to he n ta r-, rled before she graduated from school that June, She said that he "repeated his suspicions over and over, and It disturbed me terribly.” In the morning she said aha i prepared her husband’s breakfast and that he went to work, after which, while ahe was spreading Jh e beds, she discovered some piemures of her .daughter torn tip In n trash box. Hhe said she went to the offlre but couldn’t get her­ self composed enough to do anv work and eventually went Ik. home, Hhe said her older daughter took her home and left her rest Ing, Ihal after a while she realized M ttjiflHlieil 4Ht I'nip Tttiii Ml AsMH'illtrtl Prc^o 1 oit“C»l v\ ire i »n„ r \it.*rt I. ,int ..in, vnnug Iennevice ■m1 Mi 1,1 'o i a, Bin ■ ,o *ties i' 11 *1 • it i i i ,i| Ikeimelh in t v ii ui i il ea n of I. .lot i , i ui 11 'll, *rIv com I Inn I •>'' i i in u d Hip iiii ■/* f If | s t i . 1 h*m»*fit , .pi* 1 | , ( ml L-II lit MSI PI It1|*' * (Mill 1 i|i), i • I ll'tl Mir ’ •11f1fc. • • ' » Mi*, t f h j t •1 I ivf i *. M l .| n ‘ u IN Bit rum MA JUa sr ttn i sin,* li- was uooilnated, G*n IVs Igln Ii have been nurtilliroit along Ihe heir I i In |a II. Tt!*■f I' 111^ in f *■ *i n r af Iv der (nr years Both sides ate ready I n*nhovvet s'hlie- e« the ’• 11 I annual eu ampmenl of the Veter im ,.f flu* Jt *»l • 1 ill iff pi hi i lo light I ae|gn\Vars In t Auteles Th* OOP i’r»«l l.ntlsl eandldatenutIP* , I il III I l|,lt f ♦ ♦ htnill i til The skirmish was oyer tiny * 10 point po gism foi Is.ll.g peace, hoo-, , govtronieot, eqUHltt. t* » t I I I II ill .1 it f in*; f pi l n l u p C»mmn Island In Hie rvros lllvrr | • I. SOd loVSHv lo (>d*tnl S*| ,-lre. f Difprnofftinnl SiMmifi dimm i ' Il it *• 11 <!‘| t tut Hi hr til Mi which forms the border T h e 1 If l l r u i n i i .it t«'f »(»» • Mtift I nf l III ihh -• t.| I'M.* i Ah hrl l. li llrreks, who claim the Island, snltl Mu* Sr ihi I r id Mm' fill #■!• i i «11pi IN WASHINGtON, D C . CynlMx Kendall Mrfl i . of Carden Cltv, N Y , 'If Ilf t«** l i tml if Dill nf Bulgarians hail Invaded II, and Srn • ill Mi. *•••» 'I • '*»' ♦ L ■ •.Mu .1 f V M |, shown after rhe was elected preildent <■( the f5irl«' Nation, » school tl ft i‘Ml I I1M' P*" opened a mortar attack In drive u ||| Lr I . mii *it * • *viM I" •*».. of r|t|ien»hlp aponsoreil by Hie Ameriran lesion Auxiliary hhe I* i),rm back tie ml »;•)•»»i*ki• m | n i *|>prt*pi i t*jmm- i k Hi Mi.m Mu 1 -ir* congratulated by her opponent. EtT'e I, Pnughetly. Norfolk. \ > Any Inih between the-.* ImxRle i mumiHrr ImM i*■* • »».<* 1ii <i Hi • M• • I kkif » Ilf*’ i neighbors cntlld have Serious pn 1 Ml Mm* urnIh hill if»n *l**ll.|i 1M11ff f ' ■"1 J...... ID * U* *’ leulmlltlev They forrn one pari • I IS, >1- ■■ )• ■ IM P Ilf .■ \ (’» ■ IIM • • 1r 111 Mf i Imn|k lit l*M» -*• of an utiea'.v Hue -.trelcliliic from . . r».s‘ lift it t ,rn It 'I *» t » • 11 »r I 'L l ’11 (he Metlitrtraiie.au In the North IM If « 1 If Mir HipiMlIli Mt 1 - >1 .t i M1IMMis' im fii i Sea Helmut litem are Hi* massed ,♦ Il It i**n M*' i'M|Mi • ! r .............. 1* Mil’Ll (nrcex nf the Wn.t and Fast 1•Mm *'.| III* t ■ * f Nr A II ♦ IM P hli 1 L (- • II. k.1 H' ; fit But most AineiH iM officials In IV , ', I V ■;< >1tt I If HI A ' I . i r i i l r i M M l ’, M f t ' l II tfp It O 1 1 , i I h'III 111 Mm* 11H■ *"ft'li I*1 •' r*t*h • Ill Ml I ’mope h"|lrvr 111 it ,| border Inef m,mil'! t M» r' • s *F|M <1 r || | In deni would inn rtmemi into inslnr l »n n n i l a l c f i i . i m *I t'h,111 v if ,ii m e . K m •11 .l :. i*: »H’ . I t M l 1 1 1 F i t'l ■ .'if, i if 1,- ! Ir’fihyi 1 MM ronfllel only when the Kremlin <1* Mm II*: »■ «1 1 mi mitt**" 'I m i m «: f »( r Hpptiltll 11 1 it im A m i n i< . m i - m e« |e. on ;i bigger gamble than II S tr.ltc iT y f Di I:.',u rs HOMi f * mi t <* " •' I'....... F| i ilmh Mm* * • ' r n t l i r r ha* taken so far M i tirl! n l I m” ' F ■-' Mi *t , m r m l , •I . h . h '. Il v THr litffl Fm’v. Wnllcoul Of New York Fo.sMtl Inspector!; In Nevertheless, Hie Inehlenl high ■v\M t i • r lb* ’.ltd l*tM h inpm r m ] ■ dImi I* |f .11 ' l l - I V I' I <. * *1.»’II I ♦»ti v*»r hr^rltiMiM f r it m! 1; c | *ijTill '•I is Tv n.ihmMi • ID' t MlIHH*' fit Ml IID VV1 fltr I'.f ii ill' * !l» " *l*i C l i i f v i t ’ n R r n n r t A f v J r r n f ,l,c r M»io^ivp Central Had If ecu m.1 M m I I1! 1 'HIM ■d"‘ v I 'H d l '/ i I \ c p n n vOidm- Mir first *i|inh n f ' n m. d I’tif 1‘U’M W H II'I Ip ( »H |*l f ilfli ’ltl ’ll r mtlltl ifr I > <iijtif tlr j.' | lit iff 11 ' Ml II »M M .. t I*#I••- . (Mr ip i i r » i ilmI mmi • Mtifk**in unit: f i I 1 ,|«nbmvp| i r Him kpfl ft* *i<■f i* hij; 111**rM) %|f11 IgC IISt J R I l l R t n n c C ; W«rli| Wnr \ wrrv fln*il altnoRt <o y\ *rkill pi ■' Called For Monday ( > III! >M l Mir i i »l Mu < fill *<! N fttlnrr "Mm 111*11V knil.iV ye ar * ago • |i ,|i |t |rM l il [•*•' ' »HUM ' * i til | Hr I <4n 1'• pMhlf iii Thr Ufnn il Ills riifMMhi* im Mr f ttlMMl| ,(u j it Mill t l ifll| .»t oi f * • ( lilt Add I* It S Attorney ‘Irce;**. '" •' •< ( Hie newest mom til linr f't) till Iilllh't 1 CLEVELAND— ' hlefa f«r 'M 'i •ill lr. CMM/ iImn . hilly [ilM^I tin 111 piih •<•11 UlrlMHfl M Nlxnii mil ImImi i I tl|i tl« 11*•| 11V *ml' I three big railroad iinliinx Imlav Otto Berner Jr said toilay hh N"iN .H ' . ',V ,r,,n,V, 111" el ll*vtll k . • It. MF ! *ii"* ,(’ mi, i 11" I m.Ifi klMlIr* s, Mir |lm111 * Mlfrm i \V i 11#*V I 1,1*rm i'*". M, ,l tlran,,l,n |N ’" 'il. is 1-1 ”nr cancellei, a strike net for Mon­ oilier I, iiudying a report Dial "at (Iruanlrnlliui 1 * • 1 I | r ID F '•‘Ltiii , 11'IMMIf 1 f Mil ttiiiifil r i l Ui l s rxjK'it, iii#’• kfi mi 11* fr.th’MIm: *• ’i M Mirv *’fiHr<l *-iiiip ilijn nIr»I»•i:v nn fniriKn k <1i ,f i vri| Ml Ml*' mn Mr Mil ' l 1 day on New York Railroad east lensl .ig" supervisors In the (’III Russia's veteran opponents In Ihe • Mr 1 1 !* iii*'111 K IV l l t i l 11 Ilf i if nMiri top I M lklM g t» n "kil iritirii i rit ( tipfiMM nf Afnri irrtri c.igo I’oslolflie system paid large global hot ynlil war of Boffsln. 1**1r im.M "i hi lit * ’ I M I I l* III 111 I ' l f iMiiri The grreks fought ami wort ■ rkut»lr#»n\4 Miiml* miM nf k|if srlmnt Fi ti I tif ,* • Hit pul*mil II ivHni sums for Ihrlr promotions The chiefs of the englnerra, bloody esinpalgn against I’ommuUi|l m| I h r ffjliilfin hi 1 v • o n i r a | | f j | | | h | . . i | | nf ( i r o r m . i II m s Il rl Im t iti'Mif Ml The report war suhmlltcd to nisi guerillas, railing In Win. In nne iy krin." khi* <l*'l**^: m#*\ Tti'iridny lerisltni on Just how hard Flsett mI fiti* f • •» |Ml|‘*f I-fFfl.'i firemen and rondurlofa arreptnytd ->l Vitgnua I'aiti'-k M- IHIMrtinlit J r-Mllf pi p i r.| ^ r# v<iiM fi'M i .ivtnr. m i putt rd n Railway .Mediation Board H ernrr’s offlre by imital insoeelnrs of the first hatilne against Comi si*p p(tilth' it | )ictl|1<* Cat ran of Tlavsdn, or .Imeph “ ‘ “ Mm W.irn I hnw will ilrlhf* o*M lh« I ir * * Veteran of Foreign w. inif'( l> 11 i r *nMih’M plea to pool pone a strike heynnd nnd was is haird on an Invexllgullon rnunlat expanslrm c halLrve, Hid ^ le a 'In tdahesL foreign policy, of Ug rruuinn ad O'Milmnev id Wynniuig hegn the Monday deadline net I nr 1 wtiMi beg |«fititif *1 I* »ihif If six mpntlts . ngo. It JTpcrtt|t-alssd are In , T |f UnUftl Stains since ItUTtiaskkxttK| Isap, Ausptie tli VhlbltwA tlrey mlnbiti (|Mn -X •jvWTF'Til' helped > It Hie HrpirtrtieSn 'dlu lut't." 1,'nplbs of Ih* p. m. EST. . . . .. • i tli i *n <It* ...... .I- f 1 11 Ml »ftri siippTletl arms and Iralnlug to build 1 unqiieslloiMl.le lov dt s to (hell n w o ' v ' "' "' H' ' "" I ' e l e n s r who nov i Hol , ( H' . c >b b i r t c nils n; of tTiee poslinn postmaster geo In iirif|IM •I'd • • 'll s’fl MfMIffI The cltiefa also told tlirir Hie hands i mhM f *I * flM- Iihpdm m*t m * Mitinfiv, i »i« m|» MMilrt 9 hi 11m; *»f iniiMMitnlr{ I. i, McM f en ind the tl alfnrney general. a modern (ireek army Ml* reprrsentatlvra negotlallng In rral nnd Tills hirer totals around in dl • hi .ini' in Irk ffit iii i’" 4 i Me HIM fi J h fill*' \ ill 1 1 * lie V i'M iiw i.lr .l i <imim Ii 1,11(11 in M ( IM*; Mi l .I'll New York with the railroad to Kerner said visioni, neatly 1541.000 men with Mr-thh|t It’Ll , i i »•s|jf( f Imi flu' mhi Mm 11*-Mini f Mi' <■#)(((|i*« »*, | **«t I!. Link \ f iff -.f 'OH . Mi t i l . ! Mi l d Kertier rfocllned to tllseuss rmi supper ling sir uml naval unit delay strike plana In drlrrrnre U | nN » \ ..I Nidt I I i" i* I'M * ( |M *> I' M " ( Ilf |r I* Hipnr It )1 V In ill • Imi mmiIm r ("MMih ' tents of the detailed report Jerome The Greeks generally are well !*"J|f|f'i In government mediation. \\v% i'ld* i u )|»*v of U I • .tt m l * ■ h 11 111 < f-irrii (I "jiidiHj; * if M tc tii I I *M thief po-lal iih|i mspeer rfiliipprri, hut thrv »rr short ui ftii' |*f r .if• f in Mm u im IM ( ‘omrnrnllnK on Ihr mediation (' Williamson, iimi. ii.Hm. iniFMXDMi ,1 *htr* ‘.V f (»Mi111.im lit I**»|»v 11!* MM (I Mlill (I 'jt ill* I 111 MllCI * lie ' ' •I t fid* **'M1 1" <!»•* board'* request lo postpone tlie l.'.T ....1 !!... heavy guns ami aircraft I’lM.-i lid V II r I'l * • M k # Ilf Hu i It’ M M l I iMl) Ml (IlMf'l Ml 11 a CM M f 1 Ills li * srlke. tile hrolherliooil rhlvta la- invesligallon, said he could not army nulls Are stnhotied along "i > <Ilium III t |nl pi Mv mc gf ( inn ifl'i\' 4||l t III! ‘ I II!' \ l !• I III , 'if III - mi 'I'l a. if f || • U l , Ma 1 1 euminenl on Hie matter since "it near Hie Hiilgarlan hinder mini this « I,item ru t: h f i • mIim i ci It i imi "id |idilM Iv • rmr! \\ ,i i f -Imi I Imi ii 1111.1!'- i(*r *In* "Mediation eRorla under ihe I' a ciiiilblentliil Investigation " Thrace, from there any land Inm In' fci'lia IiMMI1 Fl i" ititl'llt Tl M ' ' til* i Ml " M4;,g.| it mh • •i I ipf IMtif ** .11MV1"!tI,Ii1! Mi ik Hallway labor trl were ex­ Kerner said, however, Ihal ".il snldl would rotor T ml '11, tn M<" i ,Mni Li fiiil 11n ips In "1 ) •• 1' 1 ••••' 11 ■ |* hausted once ill tills ruse two icnM :w" supervisors were involved If f* M ill I (if A I li f l III ill * f ' Ill'll S The Bulgarian Army lx estimated * Mlimii (ii mi i Mimic..mn*l m* *| j ’ * . *(l ' li 1 Fill! 1 ♦ . •tn years ago wlthoul satisfaction in the invc,ligation lie said this to total between II and 1.". ilivi MirfMl-lldlll Mil* \amiM %firI Mlill Ml M film IFF1*' M Imi kic lias ImliiiilcM lie 1? M M l l O C I l S l 1* It k . .1 I ( •(,. .1.* »»i lo Ihe workers. number may he Increased as the slims of nppnisliiialcb' IO.ivhi c«i l> !i|Fi Mil' 1 \ I SKI » (If njtf I til I T 11n r*1 1»| f |pr t If*-,. I „■ 1 ■‘Ilnwever, In ihe pultllc In invrsil gal Ion continues. tpin iif Mi. f nikMl N.Mmmi • »'Imji" I t ••(Mir*(irtf Hi* l*i I M.< They are armed with modern %mii i.■ i !• tn 1hr 1 .r MI 111 \ trrest, nr are nsking reliiclnnlly lfiiivcis.il iiiilii.ti v ft . ilium; 'Aii From other sources, who asked vtct equipment, and at least L* ti kkf.fi h *' 1 1 F (« .♦if"! I" U A ( i ■II# .1 fm im « 11‘ .<»i111imi *,vkiifh i |M* that our member** liear Ihe anonymity, Il was learned Hint Ihe divisions are helirvcil lo be nr ,».tk( 11» (fir I* Is 1 IM Hi* ’ . #.}« icrl.ifol *N" Mill Mill r*ii u ii *• Lnv M u Imiml of another round of Ihr postal Inspectors reported the su inured ki 11Ir ) James K. Folgham, alias J. E. same protean.” l, II Ml " • ill •I *rfin J t ill it M«c hfiiH’ f.ikilc M'Mil f|» I l f I I |h '"!' I The llulgars also face Imrrt.'i pervlsors paid $.vg> each for Hieir i kin* I Iat I« M Fmlth, of Ovlado I* being held in I I' I iz M K M 'fl 1>V h* *ti i* L forces of the moilernlred and tnogii d n lid ii v ui i /lit III ImV il up. I | i l t ' l l l c promotions '. j . t the county Jail under a ehnrgc of • *.1 I '* ti"(! I ■1 f... Mi 1 1. , , . ( Im i . mi) . lari'e 11 ,siuel I reserve >ill . . . .. • N E W Y O R K V - A strike of Turkish Artnv In Thrace where th, Investlgallon of Hie hlg I'hieago <■ l1*11p11M"I' "uttarlng end paining n forged engineers, firemen, cnclneiiirn mul MIm> . l..| l e M, I'l fi (I|f1 (Lil t nf Mlllt llM|M|» Hi. Mi houndarles of Greece, Bulgaria and luislofflce was begun h sl February r r o m o l e r s ■i Mum Iil #'Mrl* ft instrument” following hla arresi rimduttlirs will *tnrt against Ihe alter a grand Jury Indlrtnl Fred O 11 I*•-It' 4?.*I#• (in i|rfll‘*fifl*a,t -M* Ilf K m l e o Turkey Join yesterday In the Florida Slnlr New York Central Railroad east crick P. Wall, accreriarv In Rep F mi*»pi i * '«k1 i Bulgaria la one main Invasion ''f ii.ml i|icfrhniil tiMirific, i c . i t 1 » Mri* kii'll* mr r dj ink a nf 111(•i MM|^ , i ' (mi **' I Bank by Chief noy O. Williams of Buffalo Monday at I IV William L Dawson, Chicago detn route I" from Central Europe for mu 1 /" h " ',"vaki« M I i i m I oi F e ll;, M 'I l!f*M■I |i,|VC Lcf'll V* I V Hl'MCIHMr, in khe ' *11!i .» n d Pollre Lieutenant Max Russ, M (K S T ), official:! of three unions oeral Wall was charged with ink 1 1 - n i l ...... I on ••*■* r«..i "d release of William l ul l lu fin'll I'Mintlmi* nf Jiri/IM f m i Chief Williams said tndav. 'I "I a* * / (III \ I (• I m i l t ( l \ (’ll TIim I?*'*' • it *i nnnoimrcd lotlay Ing money In exchange for promt Mm iiiiiiim! knnmt f’linnvlici **f il F*mHM• iM' «M M tie . Mr. Fillgham, aged 30, has been The Nallonnl Medlallon Board sea to use Influence lo pot t"inpn f " ■ (ini m i * ’ it * ' ' i FI him; li,f»df*fi ♦ n lie »m ii * v fingerprinted and th* prints s e n t,.... i fffl *'11 *'*"I■•" *11 only Thursday night had a .kerl the rary postofflce workers on Civil I •# 4* lt. 1-1 iM ! dTr* f I mirmi fiffir Ovlfdfi iif Mi*' H ' ihp L to the Federal Bureau of Investi- j union to tKi.loone any slrlkc nellon Servlee rolls. n * v» W ».,I hca 'I m y • fk i» * nnrifi nf I in gallon. He waa arrested while In j nnd had railed for n union min. Jxr g* f|rtH l'*»l *" Ml ' 1 M. Wall and three others Indlcled l*m. ,f mv*to** Hndfii chjiiMnan f'url fiiimi* )(i i 1if , Mi !• ii-i • the prorata of cashing a 180,0001 agemonl eouferetire with hoard with him are awaiting trial IM-i.i Trill »ndav **'l klii* i' InHi *' check dr.w n on the account of repreientnllves today 'l' Meanwhile In Wcshlngfon a new F ’ 1 , IH s|} , H i M fl l M1(* I M lf», C. T. Nlhlaek, Oviedo citrus pack­ H'Hiifor) ( 1 (fl Mil*' Union official !, in annmi,iHng H»e round nf ton-level resignation* In • in * t ».( I R M , “in, AiifklmM, link rind Lick I*" (" M M I MfM M111' 's k * • er, after ho had talsphnned (ha strike, declined to comment mi the the Justice Deipartment was report WGNDKLL, N It ijn-The » ' m Ad hdv iff# | Mil HnMff rxf llfto r*f f#«i *■r| a* iM*** hank ih* previous day and said ha mediation board's efforts cd In prospect tiroaoed today, and the axe war viiIiiiii aom nf Cart Lali • ' irMima • ii i . n .i. # fi# t l i l M tfiimig* M»m»I oi ui’m-m hv IlfilfM I iihingr Inc , \ F »I-H|k' )| I'l' I *•• I 1a1 was Mr. Nlhlaek and waa coming The dliptite revolves about Is exnoicletf lo (all foo on some U S 1 I I f' • I -I I I I an In for a pay roll. claims for back pay and oilier district attorneys outside Washing 49 yfar old Finnish born mill wnM c i lnrall# iltoit f*f all all^»»A a mi »tt W»• .1ci n Auln, IIMI Im|i(#»m*«rM. •ill (Hi*1♦ 1** d M"k • rr ordfred deporlfil brcainc h« Mmrl ies d e por t a Mnn nf ill^ir* wli<* UmIiaoh MpMiting (g'lnil.i. H!nnl«y • L»i i (i**1 «•i •I I*I . ' l •»’ ‘,Y The hank, learning that Mr, Nl- grievances by Ihe union I 'I' M l 1 1 A A M ’ I I mmI'Li ,, ton. signed n ComritiinM nirmber-.Iiip ver hfitiingefl Im Mic k *m«ihimmK1 P*m«r-s Ifinduni'i, HIM Hatdwurr, | (run . |i M | « M- li ntA' » pi »L| Mack teas out of town on his ■ I ; i . 11. MI * Ml" H A strike, hrslilea lying up Ihe At Ihe same time, a relatively *'■( ('I' (fit M< * I'Mry’a Tt St |f>, Hmni Veai | nf pdt. varallon, notified (ha police, and road's long lines, would nil ,7),non unknown attorney—lin n I, Malone rard In I9J(. say they will ap|w-d ,i t- .u,. i ,i parties I flirt | M I (1 • La* it I r * ■Mv i *«.tl#l he knkd ImitMgi Mimi t | i»*mI<mm* fUnraa mid rMHMfU; k........ ♦M*| f II I when Mr. Nlhlaek arTlved, W. J. or more New York Clly cominut of Roswell, N. M —was slated to in President Truman in the hope • I III ’’he'll now light for us.' Mlrlrtls In iFpIvhti: f<»r cliifcmhii l"'iir'» Tniiifs ftlsllon r < . <1id! k•« >■» 1*1* ilu'll / Prise* * tai.iigbl IM|f • ( H i Peacock, caehler. Informed T. E, ers take over Ihe department's No 2 IBs suns, Carl and Caul, brtrt I;u;i il, ,| !„• :U*,M-'I Hie Cuinnui •ne «<i ill.plsv Ill tlw window of |.i,*tl.il|lV f him' my •» Il Iku ■%••*! i » *•111*! k ■I Tlie strike wm annoumeil In e Spot succeeding A. Devltl Vanecli Tucker of ihe IVrionnl Loan De­ M newsmen Thursday nlghl they will m t P ai'y uii.|iiner:.IUii < inl in' llfiumillal •lid Andi'i soli's lliug • 1I tii-rh f I II t partment that "he’i hare" and, statement signed hy Thomas J aa deputy attorney general ■ f alkl’ll tn air Truman , h i ,* "|li*v Ii.]r| ui.. llti'v lill,.'l SI mi * while Mr. Peacock Mailed Fnlg- Harkins, assUlant grnnil chief ett Hi* |>(llti' ■! Hill mI Mm * in H u a i i iIke in which I waa I lie* iii.rclisut* linvn dl* 11 <■ll « «■ I A ( M PM)1« f l " H i i *' him , Mr. Tucker Informed Chief glnrer of Ihe Brotherhood of l^ico o J l B S U S l B U S a s W i from W .drpnrlaliun « > " » «tn IFinland ' ! . ’ H" iiunlved " ♦*k 1 >t I I t I’M . I 1*1IN \ It mollvc Engineers; (' II Kcetim, unriplrrd lerm of the late !i*n Williams. t'Uyd 11tr *plllt nf Mi* Rnd*ii 111 il l! 11 -l TlMB(M) 11( *1 • 11 f 'L l rmmtry lie left when a child nf i< if* said h< paid i man V ' *nt, h.llrvlug (|i*l w* tliutilil Itnlll 1^ ( i i f f i c t i l * k*» 11ti - i n ' mi i *|*» i1 fiM'Inlf* i it*Hr**m 4 *if t Jin Williams end Bat* handcuffed vIcp president of Hie Brnllierlmexl llrlen McMahon nf Connecticut \ “ My hrnllier and I fought for the ,, I tii h* stgi">d and iii aflrtlliniial 1i • I »!(< Hr I *»| 1 f * lie* < | | | Ml Fulgham and hurried him Into a of Ixicomotlvn l lrrman uml EllImpending new changes In the things President Truman believes in rent* a inonHi for four mnulhv mir clilldi.n In Gi* way we waul i l l al II 111 I V \ M i ll *' 1 • " M ' 1 I k , ik 1 * 1 ' ' D M) | " ) ■ » f ’ *I ft i* %I I • | •» a* m lli.iii lo f.dlow," Mr Prlsno said. tIi#* Hmiih* k" ic«F f MUM M ! hack room of the bank without glncmen, and J F ('airy, .enlor department now headed by James In,” they said. "We hope he’ll now "never heard front them *1" l HKM Ills I *** »• t | | l * i t l Ii 'M l A 'I "Th" mu put* of Mi* Roden lx, Ills •p o st of the customgra or em­ vice president of the Order nf Rail­ A Mrfiranery, were forecast by fight for u.x." again " ki! I H" ifIn y. A mi* !'*r i*v-i a Alink lie i r J. Pin *Imi * Iwrlfli ally, In l nl *i **t y n u u g tieo ployees of the bank being aware way Conductors Informed source* as amounting tu They served in Ihe flavy in t.stvs Is fre* In JJ.ikio hall peml •pi* f"'11" if I (nil 41Vti v M itl.i *f*r I1Mf A fourlh union involved lo the a virtual rlefn sweep nf offlclali of what waa going on. In flailing ami hemming net- fill#-11"* -i rL" *i| mii *■■ m»" ■" i« f lir World War II. ">£ an appeal •* Hi Trtpi i'I*;4 • Im 4,11 f kk( ■ << .in(«nn»4 tie Baa* Twni IhriUM'lft fif *Im k*tff f ■law | Im|(|M Fulgham, originally of Aehburn, dispute, the Brotherhood nf Rail Carl said Ihey hadn't nude op l.slva usd nn rnimnenl as hp, i*iAll*iior(*nian.” ■ M (M J\ * IMMlrtrl Ml «( *..> i n » *L*» *| ( | | i | M f r 1 1 1*1)1 I IF i l r t m , f IM*• *• * rhlldrmi up thiough M i* ag* slid On., has been working In Oviedo way Trainmen, would be prevented their minds wlisl lo ssy In the tHghbnrs, fellow workers. *nd vet of II nr* ing.rt to com p.tr In Hi* | j n a « t l I li»* i | | 11111<* M Iti M r * l |r ' ^ M ' 14| ■11111f , A|*)*f r ill ki til for tlx months and la reported to from ilrlklng by a probation Im telegram "but we're going 'o *miis oignu'rntlons n in e tn til, u.la flailing Janihor.e, Mr i’rlaoc (a L m m I f.M | n r # <*nk - f kli<* f f ■*n > I m• »* ICistlsSiS (is r«i* T eel ■4farI*♦ 11 I Itto I*f*irtkil 11 ' 1**11Mr•• it* ' claim that he le backed by an tell the President Just wnat Imp aid and a spokesman (nr Gov International gang. iM Mi*- Fill(m1111M" : ’( lino!, I'M- isk »kin| f *i•’ f11L ■I I'M T m*«u |*i v iiened to our father and ask him lrti«rman Artirtis n’liioiinred tiui *dd#d. itn*l ik !• f<‘|t Mmt m ,«Mijlil M « I«*<f Th* Jsy r.fa will us* Hire* In pleasn do something to help " Hir governor would lake up Ihe City cnmmlasloner* will meat ” 1 guess he_’ll_ receive It all rase with the New Hampshire run bus* a to lake III* children to t4fc)I m mi fi | a M*»*y ( M u l l h H h ( | i | i h m j " HA I ( K t JSIIFRin.N WIKI '.II fl Monday night a t 8:00 o'clock In right,” C trl added. "He seins Hi* gresslonal delegation ''with n view Lak« ('harm next We.liieurtny III KLIN 'S’ T w o We t Berli n regular seaslon. and are due to type nf man who would be Inter io having something done in Wash There will h* no rpglstiatlnn fee youth. • e i c a r r e . l c i l (o.| ,v fur City Manager Thomas rated In what happens lo people ington " nor will children have In enntart Former News IMon la It a bird? la It a baseballT hear hunting and hi l l i n g for wr 1*1 No m ailer how far nwey No, It'a another on* of those fly­ I .anion'* report regarding his con' like ui " wslrlici l.ehmnn said In s nlstemeut ihal nriynnc lo enter, all they have lo frem home yon may M M yow- ing aauerre, a t least Ihnt Is what imitation with , officials of thi do Ii lo l>* el. Dies* places to get Fraisi'H San ford Their father said ho planned tn jf.itv a, the h*a»t of an American ........ - ' aid Hivv c a u g h t Hi* p n vecetlon you ran reedOy catch T. V. Darla. Bay Avrnur, said It Federal Home and Housing Ad o lo Rnilnn today to confer with family, la "about lo h* depot led. free linnaprirtatlnn: xhooHiU* ho|*r 111 a lewelry ilora up an Iho homo town Bows hy Hus No 1 leave Gardner's waa whan he observed a ‘'flying ministration In regard to the pro I* attorney, Frederick Frank (V and his family broken up, beenuse A g n - * t n l F o r i * a* lt**ik*n wind.' v dli poiierful -line -finf i ••"ding the Hanford HeraM disc of golden color” rooming posed city sewerage system. hen, about appealing the deiiortx of Ihe Insenaltlve and Insensible Grocery, Lake Monroe 12:00 noon; rlilg", oinii agci of Hi* f-rioliiol* noil iheu luuiking Ihe wslclira with Mr, Lemon yesterday declared tlnn order to the U, N. I'lrcull provisions of n law which regards Kti-aMcv'* Grocery, Psols, 12:18 Coil Id v (' hnuilier of r ‘ontriici"<*, fishing poles whan yoo return. Yon can a r­ along near the Memorial .Stadium that he had talked with many Court of Appeals. Monday afternoon. range with yoer carrier hey, or evrry alien, and every nnlursllred p.rn ; Chamber of Commerce wax iii-lav so (diuisH wllli Him. Hanford thua Joined the rapidly local r It liens regarding an Im­ George Dorr, president of Ihe ellireri, as a likely suhversivn nod Building, Sanford, 12:110 p.m.i and f ord wlien dimvii tali.au I t hal lie fhreegh Chard# Morrhen. rlrcnHart (irncery, GeunvH, 1:00 p.m. sai d lie woul d like t o live her*’ growing Hat nf eltlea and villages provement of the sewerage sys­ Dorr Woolen Mill In neathy Go a criminal " latlon manager, hr telephening Bus No, I!—I a n vc Gleason's In tho UnlUd Status to report tem, and that all whom no had then where Latva has worked for A member of the Rennie .Hull t i c is Dwi gt d V J a c o b s , foiin*i 141, to have your regular laeoee Movie Time 'Table thoso strongly elusive dlsrs of rnnsnlted to want the project .10 years, has given hla, "faithful rlarv Committee that drafted Ihe flro"*ry, Lake Mary at. 12:00 c i r c u l a t i o n m a n a g e r for Ge n e r a l the Herald aaru f fur yea started. purported astronomical origin, Rif/, worker" a day off. MiGnrrsn Acl, O’l’nnor said In a nnnni Loiigwond Food Market at N e w s p a p e r s at G a d s d e n , A l l , ut le yea ere away, I* ha d* He expressed appreciation for 12:110 p.m.i Fuller Grocery, Alta­ one l i me Fl o r i d a T i m e s Un i o n W arrant Off lour tl. V. King, In Washington, meanwhile, Sen statement: HAS ANYBODY to yoor kern# In m r Plnocaitla Air Force Base Intelli­ the friendly spirit of co-operation ■ashman (D.-Llh.-N. Y.) said Ihe "If Lnlva'a record during his monte Springs, 12:10 p.m.: and c i r c u l a t i o n r e p r e s e n t a t i v e In r mi ' l i BERN MY GAI ” upon year return Market, Casselberry, Fl o r i d a, a n d now r e p i e n e n t a t i v o gence officer In Orlando, launched that hn has received here, and deportation order "dram atises Iho long years In this country has been I Indus I in J 17 I.M 1 :.f> 8:S!I There fa ao extra charge. The a n investigation upon tho lateat streaaed tho fact that Sanford has shameful Inequity" of the MrCnr- uniformly good and he has not nc 1:00 p.m. o f Du l a n y F r o z e n h o o d Co., W i l ­ MOVIKLAND regafar weekly _ •eheerlpUa* Hus No. ,1—Leave Chamber of m i n g t o n , N. C. reparta r f "flying ■aucera” In this great possibilities for future ran Act and Sen. O’Canor (D -Mil.) lively participated in Communist "IIU H IIK’A N E LSI.AND” vale win eatitle all regafar eufa growth. section of tho atato. said he was asking the Justice De­ sctlvilioa that and Ihe fact that Commerce Building In Sanford, I'HAIItlL L A K E oerihura to title eldHIaual eervSCIIODI, lit* AIt 11 Mr, Lemon expressed the hop# partm ent In make certain no In­ his (wo anna icrved In he armed 12:20 p.rn. and Kersey's Grocery, The W arrant Officer expressed " I H E H A L F BHLED" A ninnnc’ at new teachers wilt We. M a r a learlag e a 'y a u r re- th e popular fool In* among those that the recently formed Planning justice is done Latva. fortes of this country are factors Geneva, at 1:00 p.rn. T:lh - lUlltO who haven't soon these phenomena Board will be obis to work out The Jayrees will furnish the he unpointed Thursday tnorniog Federal Judge Charles E. Wy- Ihal should wei<>h In hla favor "ALWAYS LEAVE THEM when ten h# be said, »al0, "Thaae "Tbaae people ap- plana to taka care of tho prob­ isnski Jr,, Boston, ruled "with re­ against any possible Injustice stem fishing poles and will servo tho at the meotinjr of thu County F.AUG1UNG" (•eafaU au depertmeat 9:30—ONLY! P*irently saw aomothlng, but I’m lem* created by growth and ex­ luctance” Thursday that Latva mlng from b purelv technical In­ chlldron free refreshments. Every­ School Bonrd, Supt. T. W. Lawton pansion of the city, must be deported under the Me- terpretation of the law," one Is Invited to attend. announced today. re I W don't..know what II waa." w r» ........ Vets Of Foreign Fisenhower GHQ Wars Condemn Reflects Major Teat liing System Stir Of Activity Railroad Strike slob Purchase In Cancelled After U. S. Postofficc Deadline Is Set Is Being Probed ('.O le . WorKiiF* O INissihlc Silcs Charge Of Forgery Is Lodged Against James E. Fulgham Drains In FisViim; War Vet Sons Of Worker Who Faces Deportation To Appeal To Truman 1 Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack Flylnff Saucer Seen At Memorial Stadium City Comminfiion To Meet Monday S g tfB S u a g ia atke4»v*Wa­ it rJmm __________ *L � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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' - . '1. . . - " i■■■i ?<>. Y S b ' * ; -r, T I I K B A N FO B D IIF.IM LH H Tuaoday, Aug. 8, MAX McCarty Denies Any Ambition In Future Politics ■M m f HOLLYWOOD ) Desperado W ho Slew Says He’s O n l y Con­ cerned With Making Good As Governor TALLA H ASSEE if— Dan McCar­ ty snyi he Inti tin political ambi­ tion. beyond tin- governorship of Florida, " I ’m noi concerned with any­ thing beyond doing a good Job as governor." be said Thai was hi. answer. In an In­ terview, to the inevitable .pecula­ tion thni pot. every mao nomi­ nated for governor Immediately In the race for llic U. S Senulo four yaar. In advance. McCarty briefly and pointedly gave hi. stand on a iloien nr more problem* ami l.aue. that will con­ front him afler he lake, over the governorship Jan. 0. lie .aid be regard. $300 a year a. (he limit of hi. commitment for a . c IiimiI toucher, cost of living pay raise. That', what they asked for and nlmo.l got from Ihu LouisIat ore In I DM, hot .nine leader, of the teaching profession hove been talking lately about u $.300a-vonr raise lie repeated hi. companion slide men! that the only new tax money he will seek I. un Increased levy on dog rare truck earning*. The next governor also .u y . he I. In fuvor of doubling the Stale Advertising t'ninnilixlnn'* $500,000 annual appropriation "If llte mon­ ey’* available." He .aid tin I. determined to keep down uc-ndemlc competition and duplication of service between the University of Florida and Florida Mate Univer.il>. "There’s a place for both of them, aod lliey’re going to do their Jobs. We’re certainly mil going to Wind up here wllh two second rate Institutions." lie approved the Stale Cahloet's decision to pot (lie new Forest Hill Correctional Institution near Ocala lido partial service for drlimpirnt Negro girl, and mild he favor* nlifiilng the whole $1,3113,000 plant that has slum) Idle hIiii-c it wu. finished two year* ago. He did not cuininilt himself on linlldlng three oilier mill. at a cost of some two million dollars for white girls, white women iiilsoiier. and Negro women cnnvlclx, A . for the cniiiroversy over pro­ posed eon.lroctlon of a hospital lor alcoholic* ul Avon I'ark, he laid; "We'll cross toot bridge when we gel lo It " A movement l.nfool to get started on Hie In.lllullon even before Ills term open* McCarty again declined to name anyone he might tie considering for appointment lo lop state nilminl.tratlvu Job. He repeated, with tunphail., Ida eampnigii dec­ laration that none of (iov. Fuller Warren’s "little cuhlnel" of major aide, will he rclnlned. He .aid establishment and main Uniance of pulille confidence In tin* government will lie a mn|nr ob­ jective of hi. uilininlHlratlmi, Iml tie duel n't regard It un a problem "I'm going to liuvu people do these Jobs un a matter of public service, not financial gain I'oll tic. I. tud going lo be Hie molivul log Influence In Hie salecHon of any of Ihem," ho declared. The domi­ nant fuctnr will he "whether they can do the Job honestly and effi­ ciently." "It's mil hard In do a Ihlng that's rigid," he commented, and added he fool* public confidence in Ida administration will follow right de­ claim).. McCarty .aid a* chairman of the Pardon Hoard whose vote must be affirmative before any convict gat. clemency, ho will follow a general policy of going along with racommcmlaflona of the Mate Pa­ role Commlaslon afler Investiga­ tion uf a case. He .aid he thought talk of hi. Inauguration ceremony waa prema­ ture, alncc ho itill muat be elected over a Republican opponent, but he prefer. It lo he "Just aa digni­ fied and unpretentious" a. tradi­ tion and the office require. State Escapee Is Among FBI’s “Top Ten” List ahow. This show Is a Uttla number called "South Pacific *’ and Miss By BOB THOMAS Blair's affection for it knowa no hounds. Sha has devoted two ycara of her life lo It, neglecting the HOLLYWOOD tfl - To para­ movies and other phrases of her phrase the well-known song, Janet well-rounded career. WASHINGTON <41 - A young Blair Is In love wkh a wonderful "I've done (Hit performances, aa mother who was reported bent on of last night," she told me over a making a suicide leap from a sixth late lunch. “ I've never missed a floor ledge last Thursday now says who might be talked Into some­ show, although there were times the whole thing wee a hoax to thing like that." Cop Says He Won't Smith, who won Ihe nation'! when I fell like It. Sometimes I’ve get publicity for the Medal of Hon­ had colds and could do little more or winner credited with saving her. highest military award for single- than talk the songs. But I've al­ Be Captured Al i v e bringing a burning Flying Mr*. Ernestine Lucille Whomhlc, handedly ways fell butter alter having gone, Fortress and 1 1 1 wounded crew 21, mother of two children, inlii WASHINGTON uh - A 37-yearmembers safely across Hie English on. Monday she waa offered $300 to Channel, old desperado who escaped four has been involved with "It's a show that givea you a take the lump attempt because Ihe law before. life, because yo you realize what en time* from Florida state prisons Maynard H. "Snuffy" Smith, hern In llMfl he pleaded guilty to a Joyment lent people gel from It. I’ve today waa added to the F ill’s list of World War II, wanted publicity charge of violating food and drug y* fell that they would be die- of "10 most wanted men." In his campaign for governor of laws by misbranding e "rejuvena­ alwa He Is Leonard Joseph Zalutaky, appolluted If Ihey saw an underVirginia. tion" cream which he sold to an study, no I've never missed a cur­ Allentown, Pa., with many aliases Assistant Corporation Counsel elderly Virginia tnan. tain. Three understudies have al­ and a record dating back to when Clark King promptly charged King sold Smith and Bennett con­ ready quit In-disgust because I ’m he was 12 year* old. The FBI Smith with making a raise report sidered Mrs Whomble u "natural" so healthy." describes him aa being "of aboveto police and firemen. A similar (nr Hie fuked suicide ulteinpt be­ Janet 1* a strong-minded girl average Intelligence, cold blooded, charge was filed against Noland cause her five-months old daugh­ whenever her career I* concerned. vicious and believed to be nrmd.” Dennett, described at Interested In ter had died a few days before. Her furmcr boss, Harry Cohn of Ho Is reported to have said he furthering Smllh's political for According to Mrs. Whomble’* Columbia Studios, found that oul. does not Intend In be taken alive. tunes. signed report, Bennett made tho She spent seven years on the lot, Zalutaky Is medium-sized and Smith, 41. and Bennett, 27, are first suggestion that sha fake a and Ihe head tnan wanted her to dark-haired. Ills most distinguish­ fellow employes in a radio shop. suicide. She said she told her hus­ sign on again. ing characteristic Is an artificial Smith told reporters Ihe Incident band. a taxi driver, about it and " I was making 1100 when I left eye. He has a number of bullet last Thursday waa no hoax. Ho he tried to dissuade her. played In "M y Sister Eileen,"* she acari on lega and body. suggested Mrs. Whomble may be Hut she aald she went ahead recalled. "B y the end of the con­ Ha waa serving life at Halford, suffering "from hallucination* of anyway because she feared Ben­ tract, I was making 1730. But the Fla. State Prison for Ihe murder grandeur." nett. She said she wanted to beck money wasn’t the reason why I "If this girl was making an act, out si the last minute but Bennett didn't want to sign again. Cohn of • Miami police officer when he aha ihould be In Hollywood," Smith had told her he would be on Iho offered mo $2,300 a week. That said. Ha aald he had never seen street below the YWCA building sounded good, but the first picture or met her before Ihe encounter "to see that I did It" white Smith I was lo make was "The Swords­ ■Igned on aa Ens. Nellie Forbush. So far, there’s no end in sight. on the ledge. would be on the sixth floor "lo see man" with Larry Parka. I was play­ She could end up an admiral, If added il wea "ridiculous" for that I went through with it." ing a princess, the seme kind of “ When I came to the end of anyone to say he was running fur She climbed out on the narrow role 1 had done over and over my first contract. Rodgers and governor of Virginia. He moved ledge, and Smith followed, A photo- again. lfammerateln laughllngly suggest­ only recently In'o nearby Virginia, graph of the Incident shows her " I tried to tell them I wasn’t he said, and doesn’t know anyone apparently being pinned by Smith Ihe princess type. I was a little ed that 1 sign on for 20 years," she said. "1 told them my body there. nn Hie ledge. hoy. But they couldn't see It that could do it, but my hair couldn't." " I require no publicity. I’ve had "Whnl's really happening is that way, su I decided to try my luck She shampoos her, heir onstage In a lot In my lifetime." I'm trying lo get back Inside tho elsewhere." every performance. Bennett said "There Is nut a hiiilding by walking past him and Branching out Independently, she "Actually, I don't know when grain of truth In whal this young he’s trying In block tne. I was did a season of summer stock her I'll leave the show," she added. lady has said." scared to dealh," she said. only stage experience before "There are a number of television Smith’s wife said It was "ridicu­ AI Ihe time, Smith gave news- "SouHi Pacific." She was one of and picture deals coming up for lous to say Snuffy Is planning In paper,-i a long account of his ap the first film personalities to ap­ mo, as .well as Broadway shows. run for governor1* and said she peals to the woman lit give up pear on television. Then she But I love playing Nellie Forbush, doubted there had been a hoax. liut thought ot suicide. He said he learned with the Blackburn twins end the salary Is excellent. So I she added: urged her In think nf her Iwo In a highly successful night club think t'U keep doing It until some­ "Snuffy Is a daring type of fellow children still living. ami theater act. From Ihero, she thing I really like comes along." Medal WhuierWho “Saved” Woman Is Involved In Hoax Tim nationally-known J dm Uardel Quartet of Nashville, Tenn.. will pre.rnt a proginm of (Hispid idnglng In flemjnule High School Auditorium Friday night at g;l)0 o’clock under direction of Paul Yates, Jr. Formerly with the (Hand Ole Opry, this group ha* Ju.t completed u tour of ;1H stolen and Canada. Left to right, front rowi Whit Curtis, pianist: Jim I'enlnnd, has.; standing: Troy Uanlel, second tenor; John I»miilid, llr.t tenor anil Chrla Cha.tnln, baritone. Also on the progrum will ho the Carver family of Douglas, Ua., and Itebe and Italic and the .Sunny Volley Hoys Quartet, or lllrmlngham, Ain. John Lewis Serves Notice Contracts Of Men Near End WASHINGTON '(b — The .peeler of anolher Industry throttling strike before the steel mill, base liml a chance to get bark to full Idas! production arose today us John L. U'w l. served notice that til. United Mine Workers’ ronlruct. arc end Ing next month. Lewis, president ot the mine workers union, wrote Joseph K Moody, president of the Southern Coal Producers Association, that Ills present work contract will ex pi re Sept 30 That's HO days Hum Hie date on lu-wis' letter Term i of Hie existing contract provide termination upon DO days' notice try either side Tlte notice In Moody, billowing by 10 days similar word lo Ihe Ihliimlnou* Coal Operators Associ­ ation, is certain to mean a shill down of all but u small purl inn of soft coal milling Hie end of next mnnlli unless Lewis, Moody mid Hurry M Moses agree on new contrail lornis. Moses heads ton lijliimlntiiis operators association, rciirnrnllng mi estimated 310 mil­ lion Ions of annual production, much of il owned by Hie steel Industry The Moody group pro­ duces around 100 million ion* a year. I a - w I s , It was also learned, lias served contract lermliiation milieu on the anthrndle, or hard coal imlii-.il y. which employ* i o o .ooo miners. The bituminous diggers number <30,000 Mill not a party to Hie series of rerent Lewis letter* are operators III Imllmui and Hie Far Wesl. with an estlmuli'd -IQ lo .30 million tons a year and n scallerbig of soft coal producers In a duxen oilier slides 111 Ihe lust III years or more, Lewis and Ihe Noll coal operators Ml incut without a strike or slowdown only twice— In 194S and 1031. The 1031 agreement, which was signed J nn. Ill and boosted ml nebs' dally wages $1.00, was Influenced by knowledge that the government was about ready lo slop a wage free/e on Hie nation. That freexe came a week later hilt because Hie 1031 agreement had already been signed Lewis Is now entitled lo u minimum of 10 or II cent! an hour wuge buO.t for ell his bltiimlnmis miner* lo compensate for cost of living Increases since Jan 2U, 1031 ry lluro. Is llllle likelihood of any full scale bargaining talks for sev­ eral week*. The hoard of directors of Hit Southernn iiproducers meets In White .Sulphur Springs, W Va., Aug 11. That conference may play a slgnl lit'iinl role in establishing Iho pat­ tern of iiegoliutlons and In shaping tho Imhitlry'j, ntlltiido toward Lewis’ expected demand*. The coal Industry on a whole Is said lo lie In a deprosod economic position. Exports have not lived tip to hops; tho stool strike has wiiukened demand; and Iho present soli coul stockpile Its* reached an 81 day supply, one of tho highest ever. Hut Lewis Is considered likely lo drrmiMil ii wage increase al least (lie sire of that won by Philip Murray’s CIO Steelworker* Union lust month— 2) cents an hour. In addition lo his cost of-llvlng allow­ ance, he Is ex pec led to die greatly Increased productivity, or output p r man hour, In Hie soft coal Industry. FRESH VIOEIABLSS CITRUS JUICES "W H B M W GAM BLERS’ HUS1NF.SH GOOD JACKSONVILLE i* - Florida gninhlorx did their host buxine** dnrliii! the 111.31 .32 fiscal year In the 111ontIi of June, Ten per cent excise taxes paid Into Ihe office of Collector nf In­ ternal llnvciiiie John L. Fall* for June liilnlcd $49,801.33. ■ )' " T ; SIASONAt N v today's BIST BUY* lit pleasure trip# {y u ie m o ih y i m TAM PA Ml — Polk County may have two phoiphale plant, turning out uranium aa a by-product year from now. K, C. Heinrich*, vice-prc.ldonl of Virginia — Carolina Chemical For tha Time o! Your illo -T o k o a Oreyhound Expeine-pald Vaaotloii* Low Coal I Carofrool Wonderful I within M daya. Barring utiii daisy*, tha plant ihould bo In# Itoln time neat year, ha Jntomatlnnal Mineral! Cbtmiral Company reporti week ila new plant at Bom twaon Mulberry and Bariev Drop In tnd 1st our aapatlancad loOr ag«nt help you plan an Melting, maroorabta vacation. Mora wonderful thing* to do and aaa . , . 1and . 1 you ______ can have eafra daya of fun with tha traval dollars you aava, paaclnatlng toura to avary popular play* ground. Qrayhound'a Vacation Planning Service make* all hold reiervatlona- plana olntONlaf. I t '. V R I I I . • Both thoae new pi ante w due* uranium aa a byprot Js it ■ fiw liamplat gf M f |«vla|a om way m>uimme Atlanta. t)a......— ........ ............1 6.M ^ « * « |1MS IU Y BARGAINS! Buy when fresh fruit* and vegetable* are plentiful and cheap! Store surplua fith and gam e! Lot* of famillc* pay for their freezer* out of actual ca*h saving*! CUT DOWN SHOPPING TRIPSI Prepare dessert* and dishes for many meals at one session. Buy ice cream in bulk. Use the time you save for cooling relaxation. IND EMERGENCY BUYING...W hen unexpected company call*...W hen healthful freeh foods are held to And. W ith a well-stocked freezer, meals will often plan themselves! HERE'S TNE FUU STORY! Get your free folder of our office. If gives «H the fact* about freezing far HAPPIER FLORIDA LIVING...CUCINCAUYI Cleveland, ft. Norfolk. Vo. for fui/Jrrformof/ofl cell our four agj£Lt*CSd^| fcr*| in ip t o H a rt w o r r y* ffl Uranium Plant To Be Operated In Florida a a n f e r m wr*" S made M* latest escape la SepUmber. 1*81 by burBag "Molotov cocktails”— lighted gaaoUne bomba — at a tower guard aad starting a major Ore la U»e Institution. Zalutaky fled In tha confusion, temporarily kidnaping the wife at the prison dentist in her automo­ bile. The Miami officer waa killed In a gun battle when Zautaky resisted arrest for a 1933 payroll robbery at Allentown. He had prevlotfly served lime iu several Penary'.-.-... la institution! for Juvenile delln quents. His prison breaks In Florida started In 1937 when he fled from Halford In a hall ol fire only to be caught shortly afterward at Valdosta, Ga. For hts second es­ cape, from a Florida road camp, he produced a pistol, fired twice at a guard and got aa far as Denver, Colo, in a stolen auiomnblle before being picked up. B Later, at Lawrenceburg, Tana., he got away trom Florida officers taking him hack to that atata. was arrested at Philadelphia for larce­ ny, broke Jail there and waa shot In a battle with police la the rail­ road yarda. He made hla third escape in Florida in 1*43, winning two years of liberty before being apprehended In Newton Fall*, O. in March, 1MT. Zalutaky completed high school and business college education, through correspondence courses, during his periods behind bare. lie want on the "moat wanted" list as a replacement for George Arthur Heroux, 21, wanted for last October’s robbery of the South Side Bank In Kansas City and picked up In Miami July >9. Tha day after that, Gerhard! A. Puff, lleroux'a alleged accomplice In the Kansas City robbery wea captured In a New York City hole, but oMy after Puff had shot and killed w l Agent Joseph J. Brock. The interior of the Initial fire hall formed In an ntomle bomb blast has a temperature of many millions of degrees and Is vary nearly • vacuum. �IF YOU DON'T TH E f«c tlr« your Sanford HtrslJ. City Ddivary. by 7:00 P. M„ pies** rail I r i r i l , n m s l l y a llc rilimti .mil e v e n in g ttuiuilrrslntwrrx eDeiilicrc through Y H LLa W CAI! 1411 Kt4lul)!l.shi'(l ISHIK Flying Saucer Riddle Solved By Scientists SANFORD. IS The filar said the experiments at Ft Helvnlr were carried out by Noel W Scott, a physirist who is also an amateur astronomer In doing some other research, he bad noted lights which appeared to him to lie 'living saucer phe nomena in miniature Tuesday, the Star said Scott wave a demonstration for I.l Gen Lewis A I'lck, chief of Army F.n gineers, amt others He used a vacuum hell in inches across und a little less than three feet tall Seminole County Budget Is Reduced By Nearly $30,000 A ----------The tentative Hemtnole County budget, submitted to and adopted by the County Commission yes­ terday, showed a reduction of ap­ proximately $80,000 under the 1051-63 budget, O. P. Herndon, county clerk, pointed out today. For the fiscal year beginning fiept. 80, the budget was rci at 1663,578, as compared to the 11183,• 102 allotted for use during the present year. » The fine and forfeiture fund showed a decrease from $06,766 to $06,036. The millage rate will be ■et when final approval is given to the budget at a meeting called for Aug. 35. The sum of $1,600 was allotted to Longwood for use by the town In moving buildings to make way for State Hoad 484, which will be widened and Improved from Longwood to Sanlando Springe. ', & Plane submitted by M. C, Hagan, Purveyor, for the improvement of the Ranlamlo flprlnas-Forest City *oad were approved. Efforts ere being made bv the Commission to induce the filets Road Department to declare thla • primary road. Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack Na mallvr how far from hoiaa you m ; | i « y#rvseation you cau roodify catch up au Ik* homo towa m n k, •wcdfgg tho RoitfoN H m V v M you retard! You t u arraaga with your corrlor buy, or tkroogh Charllo Morrloou. rirtwtottoa u i s i i i r . br tilopboulog P a you i&a nmaway,a x SIts do, s w m m to Hvortd to your bomo t o m » • a poo your lo m oslro ebon lor weekly ai ‘ will eaittle mil 1 wa to Uili add 1m . W t n leavtoi m ywug » • « F L O R ID A I l l l l r i li.il ir c ill Icii lp e i - NO Jil Ahum inlyil I'le.sia L f nut'll W ire W E D N E S D A Y , A l R i U S T « . I9.W . ■- .. — — I . j ....— — — i Remove lloilj In Bus Cntsli B3 T ru m « n - M an G Snowed Under c o v e r n o r J . IF . B y r n e s L a n d s lid e V ic to ry Koi S e ll.tie III M i s s o n i i K 11* c t t o n I I I I t l t l l V It M l . ' •I t . i i l 111 r \\ S tn ai I S y ill lll g Ion. a \ *■i .ilit,- l i e w c o ln c r to U n ­ pol itical w a r s . . u n a i M ' d an m i n t Hit! la nds li de i actor) to day fin M i s s o u r i' s li e i n o c r a l i i ' - e n . i l n r i a l m i i im i a i lo u S> niiiiriti.il a Ini un i handy man in tin' ITniimii .olmnii Oration, "mindly trounced the President's cbnlce lor Hie ..........Itiin in lilt's day's prtlnai) A llt Gen .1 F. i lliick i Tayloi I aylol (inalli coiu'i'di *t tlrleat ni i In let statement .1 • fi) nillig ion s lead oait ,1 p.,-1 1 ,'o.liOtl " llu people bale spoken slid I stoat bow to tie a,li oi tin- pen pie " I av Ini - aid With f i l l ,d Hie -l lie's 4,730 prei'ini'l' I'inndt'd ‘m luriiyton'-, .’ 11011111' total ,1 as .1.11,',1 I at lor All amhitl <l»ce attendant is shown ns In- look pint ill tile gruesome li.nl ti..l 2ao tn.sk nl i nii tenting imille: frun Hie wierkag* of two tmses iliut Its I.AIIIIV H i l l . in-lieil hikI lutrio'ii seven miles smith of Waco, Tex. Many of ihc SI l.n l'is r U Stnnrt fiym It known Mctliilh wele week end vacat innisls on llieir uu) I,nine. ( Intenittlimial .fimiinl|ilioloi. lUglim 1, hudlirss mail turned ( mi Mrs. Clark Said City Manager Is To Have Offered Optimistic Over To Pay Shortage Sewer Financing She Would Have Put Lemon And Annas Re­ turn F r o m Confer­ MortgafieOn Home, ence W i t h Agency W i t n e s s Test if ies t ' H v M i m n i t i T Tin,m u* Le u n m Mr*. 1.1IIInfl < bn), offered lo morlptivi' her boiiite to 1rmK,■ up full,,w ill )' 11 1 ri 11 by p lim ,- v ■ ■t<■! I , ■ <-i,|tfm the short info discovered lo the lux ilfiV to >\ 1111III l l . tin Collector's office in Muy 11*61 , with tin- IV, l i m l l i m i t i n g m i l A g e n c y le g n rd ii n c fyler it Smith of the Slide M,dor II, ms- IT 1it, 1 Vtdiiele Coliimiflsiuii Ifslifo-d ill fin a n c ia l nssistailfi - f „ 1 the p i n 'Ireuit court today. pi,red C i t y sewn r a g , - j t r n g i in , to Mrs. Clink ininle lids offer, n a y ex pressed I'ulifidence thill, be still, on Muv 21, u few days some a s i is t a n c e w il l be ub lliiiie-l, «fter tin- "liming,' bad been entail- a l llm i i g li In- declare d Ihnt lie did IIsln'tl. At tlie name time idi« in,I k n o w the a m o u n t ttiul Will he ■cave him 11 bundle of license regis­ In v olv ed . tration slips which she enld she lie stated that In, liml been in had removed from the office und loiiiu,I Hint the Federal Apenei ,'iml JC'ld 111 hyr Imme. v These stipe, be said, cm re- will submit a letter In the (Tty -noialeil to licence sales Iteport within the next two weeks, tec. No. 120 which, lifter not having oiomeruling what should I,.- dime been received 111 Talnlhiissee when I,, s eem e the assistance ll id o -it Aligns, e n g in e e r win. ll was supposed to In', blot been found on Muv ft inls-flle.l In the r e c e n t l y ininle n s u r v e y >>f lb. *ewag,* d 1*p,roil pridileiii ,. 1 m Tnx Collector'. office. Hr fill ill,'i testified lluil ufle, lord. al*o muff 1 red wttb it..* t, t ,'ll,roll,y boout on May 12 from , ih I officials, said Mi I , •ml m itl ill e d the s i l u a l , . ' , , I, 0, I visit to the Tux Collector’s off co lo secure Ins cooperation in on ciiglrie, r ’s s la i id u o in i Mr. Arums, lie added. «n well bringing report* oil license saleup 1,1 dole, lie Imd received n pleased with Ibe resbll* "f Die telephone cull from Tux ('ollrcloi conference will, tin- official* it, .lahi, t,all,,uay wit., told Inin llmt eluding sanitary mid reemnnl en lie wns satisfied n , bortage exist wilieer* und tiienibei* ,,f ibe pub ed m Ills office and requested lie hcaltb service, and will write that Mr. Smith leturn to make the City roinniixsinli legardlng lo tenet ions, ill audit Mata presented by Mi Augi* He identified t lie registration slins which he -aid Mr*. Clark included seweraga msps, inf.oiiw brought 1,1111 on May 21 and fllalr lion reitarditig previous («.i», ,1 Attorney Muriay Overslieel off Hid extended to fiatifurd, *„,l treil tiiese slips in evidence. Con- plans nil what Csn be done in ,'rrnimr III* conversation with the Hie future regarding (be -eweia,;.defendant 1,11 May 21 , be said situation. that she ushell him if 11 shortage Leaving fiatifurd yexterdsi existed In the office, ihnt he. morning at 7:fm o'clock for the told her that it did lad did n»l Orlando Alrpoit, Mr. Lenmn m specify the amount, stating that rived at Ibe Atlanta Airport at II wn* rather large. 1 1 6 9 A. M. lie left at M 2ft "Mra. Clark asked m» what the I' M. by plane, and following an could do to in Ip on lli>, douli.,11,'' I,our of delay at Jacksonville, m he testified, "and offered to mail rived home at 3;0tl o'clock this morning, lie was nl bis office gage her luime.“ lie further testified that Mrs. in the City Hull at the usual Claik did not tippenr nl tlie lax lime. Collector's office on Muy U, thi* Mr. Lemon will present his roll day after a missing motor vehicle report of I ho conference to the license report was found mis filed City Commission Monday evening, in tlic office and nn em*ure de­ lie said. tected In it. He did liot .cc Mr*. Clmk *nnin IIHfiKRVK HOMH D A TE until May 21 when she mine to IllltOSHIMA, Japan Wx— Seven the office to give him the regis ear* agn today (hr city of lllrushtratlun card*. They were the ina wax cruinrd liy the searing rani* which the missing report, blast of tin. atomic Immli. Number 120, concerned. Survivors of that awful holncumd Mr.’ Smith further testified that gathered today at a memorial uu ho lintl been sent to finnfnrd l,y tier the renter of the aerial exjilo the Cnmmlsalun because the Iteport slim to. pray for the thousands who No. 120 bad nut readied Tulls till'd haasea and that tin check had The memorial I* inscribed, trans­ been received for tin, sum In­ lated: volved. "Sleep quietly. The mistake will Earlier teatlmany final revealed not be repeated." that It la customary for the la* Japanese are quirk to say that collector to send reports to the the "mistake” wax not the atom Commission concerning sales of bombing but Japan's war-starling licenses accompanied by checks altack on f'earl Harbor. for the amount uf sales. lie said that on the afternoon of May B the report was found TO MOVE OFFICERS ami that Mrs. Clark pointed mil an DUNEDIN i.fi— Executive offices erasure to hlqn and said that the new figure wee the correct one. of the Florida Division of Clinton be transferred to Another peculiarity which he Foods Inc., wilt Aug. IS. later noted In the report was Aubumdale J. M. Sample, division general that the same amount wae re­ manager, said the switch would ported for oalee of 140 UK licenses put executives closer tu the Clinton and for 240 U L licenses, the let concentrate plant being built at ter being much higher in prlre. Frostproof and to the center of lfe eald that the 340 U L licen­ Florida citrus operations. see were reported to have Imen told for $0J910, whereas the mini­ mum coet for auch licensee le $60 PERFORMER FAI LS to F E E T so that thla figure could not be LA FA YETTE, Ind, Of — "Iron correct Earlier In the morning A. C. Jaw " Hoberto Rolan, IT, fell to Clark, auditor for the Motor Ve- feet when he slipped’ from hit hide Commission, testified, that mouthpiece while performing with he had mad* an audit of the Darne* Bros. Circus Tuesday. He suffered possible fractures of tht Commission from ce as of both arms, one hip, one wrist and a slightly injured Jaw. C a r o lin a D e m ^ o c r a t s 1 o Is R e c o iilc il B y C a n d i ­ d a te A d v is e s n By S y m in g to n b o u t h Vacuum Bell In Lab P r o d u c e s Atmos­ pheric Phenomenon Explaining Mystery WASHINGTON*"!!!—Tho Evening filar reported today Ilia) Army en glneeri. working with u vacuum bail In a laboratory, have produced atmospheric phenomena which *«#ay explain the widespread re ports of "flying saucers/' In a copyrighted story by W It Shipped, the Star said the expert menu created airborne objects which "can speed up, hover iiulel inltely, or disappear and reappear In a flash " It added: "The man made saucers" ucra slonally (ly in fnrinatioii More over, they are believed to have , 'ubst.ince enough to show up mi £ e screen of a radar designed to track them " What the experiineqtors did. the Star said, was use the vacuum hell ax a tiny working model id the stratosphere and reprndure "two forces— very low air pressure which Is balanceil against static electricity In a way to give off light." "Experimenter* in the research and development laboratory ul Fort Belvolr (Va ) believe these (j|eo are the primary factors re Ipon.ible for saucer sightings by competent observers." the story added Ttie Star published Its report on the experiments following a nigld of rain dining which radar screens, scanning the skies over the capital, showed a flurry of mystery ob Jerls. In line with the theory that they are atmospheric phenomena, nn Air Force spokesman noted that f e radar sightings— tiny blips on fluorescent screen— started about the lime u Ihiinilersloriu hit the area Two Jet fighters were sent up from N e w c a s t l e , D e l, shortly after midnight, but pilots saw nothing unusual. The Andrews spokesman said nn radar sightings were made while Ihe planes were overhead. Repeatedly In recent weeks rn dar screens around Washington l have shown unidentified object* in GP0 air. «ir. Air Force rnret* cchiefs men* have nnv«* said sum \ xSRe IlMiy an* parannatly satlufird that I bill M in i uiii ri' AN INDKI'KNDENT DAILY NKWSPAPKH — a iw ffOLUMB XXXXU1 W EA TH ER I’ srllv i Im iil ) w ll li widely i c a i t e r e i l slum els uilttheaxl r n i i i mill .cat- lltu'id rli.'iritlei piled u|i a land slide vi, *40 > today n\el ITcsIltl'Ill 11 mnaii's , bon e l,,r los Imme state l i r m m 1 die serial,11 fnl ui iiultiation T i l e ITc 1, lent picked A t t o r n e y G e n e r a l .1 K i f t n e k i I 'a y lu r lor Ibe uo i,10, alum m In c din's biller pi no ,1 1 . li 'TI.,1i I ,, it,1 kepi y.illllilv del.I a > 1,1,11,!!.o.'s lead nnmidcii With l u l l „t Hie tali l , 2ll lire, on is violnteil s> li n n e t , m liad Itr.l 1:111 I a y I n r 11,761 ll v as the U n i , I tu n e l i n e lie be caiuiI ’ r csu letd ttiul Iro m ail tniil i n t e r v e n e d in Im m e stale pull tics, and Ins th ird defeat Tw o seal ago Ills i an d ,d a te lo r Hie D e m o n otic senatorial llomilltltlilll w as de feate d in 1111- p r i m a r y by a s, aid I 'too vadi H o w i n n e r llieu vi.it Sen I b o l O a s I Item ,m gs J r , SI l a ,10 ibe t„,Ik >>i s>mil,at,ms vietury au:. fasbloiieil 0, St I.Ollls, where ln< was npimrlPd l.nlli by the furies ol Slierill 'llioinas I Calia nan and uiiinv ol Callauan’s op poucnls. as well as oi.iuv tailor croups s i lauds gave Symington more than H'ljsxi votes over layiur Itot the I'reslttrrd’s lirtmr pfe dnel m Independence also vulcl for tlie tinnier administration ti,,o hie shooter l i t in .u S u p p o r t Threat Is Made Against Senator Probing Rackets S t e v e n s o n ’s I lM l l l i m v t l , 1.1. S l t * i i m i i ' \ I io tiiir n l i t W a t m i t i ; I 'm iiy ,.iliu i; C a li­ T e n - l'io |;i.im Fur A iiif i i c a • n i l dill \ tv 1 fi Ihr •Mil 1• I t itllfi.l I h flli M l ills’ t till* SS' ll I 11Ml I lilHH I il lilt* llil t k**Ii«t I l l'L i"v 1 i iu i s i i i iH o i ) 'p . i r k m m i |»l i’ »- (1 |it'k| T|tl„ I I ||i |i" I muLi t ln v e ii- I ll1 i, In'll 1 Mil ip si11*“1 till i». 1.1Ml*" 1 ll. t Mr* i l i f ’Cal lil If l*Alls all* Itl L* ia 1il “Sk|Hy<111 lil*« lil l.s I 1L• Hi l ilr > 1IXl•HaH, r Hal ifllkll lam 1'. 1 I'll 1 1a* ll. 1 fliaxH ll$f til itial ID's' H hi"’tl *t\ Hill IlH H Md *L.Ml is ,1Ikal 1lllkl i« 1'iitinuu k*r 11 l.aaHial 1* ill 4i ' |ihk*p in K v a s iu n s U V ,M IN I, I I I , , \ SSfit plai t d lu l l, i said today s cu V\ il till,, , H De l 1 lia- been llir c.it c m ,1 w il l, h u l l o as a l e - i d l ol bis s'liaire ol la.y c v a ' i o l i lit , ack e lti, I* >n 1 be as k in g m e at,not it. M i l l , , lie lot,I a i c p o M c i w he n a kc, 1 about the l l i l v a t s " N o b o d y will , v ci get I'lili li ri outio ii ol siu li a itatem cti l Iron, m e " T l i e tn f m i i l a l i l . win , de eli ui'd to lie 11,,nieil. saul iti ,111 in te rv i e w he know the U n i a t s w e r e m a d e toil that W i ll i a m s has i c l n s c d to treat flu ,0 ser io us ly i b e in f o t m .i li t said ib e thr ea ts I'll a l l . stl 101111,1 tl oll l a a I It's ,,l ' p i 1 cm U li li . i inm nb 01 Ibe Senate alb 1 Mo lll.lt Ini' till,, ga n g -tei ,ml i . i i i d i l i a h a v e p r o ti lc d t l i o o 1 i ,m | o ,tm is i' - I ’t t l e m c n i s ot lo ci, tc t i 1 at la s , - In tlie pee,'tic W i l l i . ,1 a.i m i i l tin mi'll itividvcd and 1 its111,< I y ip ii'sljolli'd w licltli'l 1 Ibe av e r a g e c d u e n co uld expe ct as I, inelil ll e a t m i il W i ll, a m lone ba n d i m r tiga t lull W, 1" a m a p ,I tae tin 111 iiln e o m u la x scand als wlnclt > a u i , l spakctips in tile I 11l c r 11.il llcv 1 iiu, II0 1 1 .10 and .liista . lie I pa 11 1 cut cal bci this yea r M *In ,111:ii m u m about tin n| m ilid line al Wll ll alli s lul d .1 i c iiort, 1 be l i a , in,ire ill c l o - u r c s 111 Ibe m ill at,out 1 a c k r l i e i V taxes He oil be Popes lo p ub li s h a trtpoit in Hie cases id t b l i ’i' id ilit'iii 01 a s iip p lm u i'l llu l ixyiie ol tlie 1 a u f T c ' H oii al K c c o n l d m ) foi puld fiM iin n abool Any tu lie de c li m - 'i to 1" e v - Iticru III .olv liter l l ^ p c e V vi, . . i d tnldd ba f l t j v t b * b 0tR * # e r ' ’ nsc ,, w bieli lie said In I, ol ..< ltd " a l 1 indo oi" |tlsi lo find o n ' bow 1 .ii'kcli 1 1 I J X c.l >, " > >, ba nd ie d lit ( iivfi I ’c . u r l i t l Ur hi win e So Ion Ci 1* l :> Now Woiulur Drnj* To "Henrim*" Just prior to Hie accident, M, Killin', who had attended it,.' meeting of the County f'nniiuiaion, had takrii leave of Com ml sloni'r II. H. Pope, nud I,. F. Hnvlo. attorney for the tmnrd, and oilni cmnrnlnsioners In front of Mi Pope's business at fieennd fit re, i and Park Avenue. Mr. t.aneaster offered Immediate aid following the cnlllslon and took Mr. Kllhee to ihn offlre of Hr. W. D. Gnr,liner, osteopath, 421 Mag nolin Avenue, who in turn sum nmned Dr. Edwin Epstein to a.I minister n sedative to relieve Id" acute pain. He was then sent to 'the Ferruild-Lnughton Memorial Hospital where x-ravs taken by Dr. C, L. Park revealed the di* location. Dr. Park had Mr. Kllhee sent to the Orlando hospital where lie I* under care of a specialist, Dr. Miller. Police reported that Mr, Killin' ileclinrd lo make any charge* against Mr, Lancaster, and that the automobile* were not damaged. Mr. Kilbee Is a prominent cattle rajitr and grova owner In the Geneva area. lt h 111. 1. 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I lo m til I •I V NlIUO ' il til* v t it nil, In I I I I l| flu* il l ' I | i1 I ami mu Civil •i M liM , Kiwanians lold Auto Thievery Of Conventions Is Huge Racket* By 2 Speakers Says FBI Chief ' 1 I L i ii ilk « In nl 11Li I j '. 11o ' In c h I ml I i h I f ht1 null- 11., f l i t I'.! llu I.il l ’s ItlKlltH 1 ii ............. • I .................... 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It »\ 11kII 11•C*t llllr i 1 , 1 yi Fi .(’it 11* ' ■I•' I In- D e ii i n c i all,- i m i u in e e :,l m l x | Dili I J41" l| ■ 1' F ’ I 1 " I I I 1' ■*! pe rs uo alile lo r i n c r l v was s e n ,I It,, .nil .1 I l a r v ol Hie \ 11 I o n , tic.lll ol M>, I ,! i1|iIiiIiii S d m 0 il S c c i r i l ) It,■sourer , f t , , , , a W ill, in, old I 11111I I 1 cle u n u p 111,10 bo m I IS’a I M Ili a m i M l oi l Ion I 01 MIC, l o ip i < Itli'lilik i X a t»t tnoi mil iIiJi’imI I•1 I l**44 III* l i e iiplMioenl III N , ,v> oil,cl I till! 1 ■L* Ii* n l)c l l c p u l d l i a u III,'i ll ,,1,col l:i,,o I I t. I1 K c m , K a n s a s C ity a h d l e i toe »$f« nl ■,I id l i d l ii ln is li a t io n l i lt , 'l|'li and ,i , 111 > It \NK I till \ mes tie policies K c m bu d e u h 1..1 K,II lh ' Mill t'.'.oci ited I ’l,'-',''ii, ,■ K e p i, i ter M H i , Nil dll I'll opIKISlIlOII N\ \ M t S I l l . M , 11 i.N I i I , I o n , m y , ■■ cl Hill .III lt\ Ul. llu '. 1 N e x t to Hie sire n| fiviuMigh,,, a m a ••!■■.-I* . 1 1 lo , the i , M ‘ .ilile ".in n, lei i l l , , , ’ v ic t o r y . Ibe p r i i u a r y ' s lug s o i p u ■ •ir,llti',1 i>,lit IlM;*' ij»L a nil,,' III,i,e.:iii ,I ,il H i.- i.l* I.l Nl M till was tlie w a v S l i e n f l 1 T l l a n . i n ' *,, i bit". I,ul i ,-,,'iitly liriiiigltl miller Mi t.l i|.h. 1 II I IlH ll i M lot s tatew id e |niwer failed H e m , medl.'iil o ,|m uill w i nj, tut a 11 a 11 fir a 1 .*,« III IlM . 1 U u 1. 1 • 4 •'Inn*' was all lint w r e c k e d 0 1.......... beating to,In lii’tole ,.ine id Hie . ........... . i ........ rillTt i a k ill. M A li! kA 1an bi’iidot, 111In an unit*ills' ol . lull,Ill's lop , ll'lltj'.ta hi.lv 1 • I t I' fall 1 11 \ M u* dependent voters in St laiue \ -pet i l l e o i u i n d l e e ap pmiit ed *a>f4, If 144(1 11 Mint La*' \ "It is fjn t a .lie ” sanl one .1 i,y ilie N u t o i n it Itese i i e l i i mini 'll I t i l l tilt I **til (t It ■ t ,1 ■■•iliiu*4 nn 1 mm# s i i i N I I I ' i w a, li eduled in study ev i llll.H I'l I .i F»e*fn| r> 4i I II .lein e III M i l n e ,'isl eases of blood SU i. -, >| Let d is o r d e r s no biding al liiasl idn,I *I I Iii fit Mil- I ill Mi \\ Ini.I,Mills recenllv le p n t l e d among i«V 111111|i 11 it'll f|I llil- {•U! 11•» I I\ I ni e s tim a te d eigtd u i d li m i persons M-t H I, i'll I Ivl lif*" Hfl$; ■cuni Men le d w ith Ibe d i n g Mn.'e I D Hi II i l FIfin mil ss tl L I ii II \\ I In' 1 , 10,1 an d D i n g A ill li ll ll s tl u H i p . I i . Fil a ll1 Kiti l i t uti l Mi l,,,li 1 1* D A i w h i c h l e q u r s t e d Ibe 'Hilt' M iH. Hit l Li I* N l l i ap pru is .il said Dial npon il,e Ml M Li te It.I.l I L*‘ k*ml I n g e l li ri I'mititv (’nmmlsslonei U <, I.■ 'Miniillllee's " a i t v n e Lux I ll NI - li ■ Iff 14411«| It !„f**Ja||i)f ill Mill nplnin ns ,d F D A ' s own le iisi' uf Geneva suffered a dish-, , hfifi’L Halit t «|r*\ nl*ill 11n I L in Dun nf Hu> vertebra uf the m l e a r t h e x p e rt : it m ild d e p e n d Hie f hr OLV Lain! ♦Iff I"|M11111 Y I " ill'll ' l u l l i n ' Ot the d i n g III •• lluil ill SVHI » It'ttliiff 111 a»|i »*I Ule yesterday afternoon when m ol,,, ,' illseuverv -M*r*'|i| toil Mi' } kt114414-s| Dial lit* ant,<nud,lie was lilt from I,chin,I *> iii I ablorninyi'elin sample nf soil from Yene/iiela a skidding car during the min si and whose early dramatic Iriah lM* ;|fa | ft.- | itln! IIH'H'll ' al |H'f *a4H MfJ I «--|llll ft| F.\ |I'll* Vt MltaJI f|', a’H 111 Fir-.t .Street and Park Avenue in the Jungles nf Malaya eniiilitlites I kI'MI i '(| lit 114*I it I FI I fill* FiillVl'N/l lull-' lie is niiw confined at Grange nne nf medicine’s gleal thriller',. General Hospital, (Irian,to, when- - is the only kunwii cure for typhoid IN III tin! ftII f»f fin* i*i« 111**1 ii tv h 11. f«H* III*’ fMrI " D f L"', lac i|t’trl ’|1 Cal lie is reported resting lid* morn fever \\ila, U M l i n i l l , at'i.'l.’il , *' ti ic 11 lug II tins ulso been used effec tivel y f fi! inv: f La ! I lie I L 'I iih According In notice. Mr. K 11*■•• ,i:aliisl :i w id e v a r i e t y ol o ili er ilttli ii was driving north on Paik Avcb", ills, in c lu d in g Itu ck y M m m t a i u t'Nlfli’ eki i 11Vit f11i ..........'h c ll lt ’lc H,'t shortly before fpdt) p.m , nn,l «• !„■ spolleyl fever, e p i d e m i c lypltil*. IIH k| ♦ » t1f 11$*'e| 11|f|f 11if*f nf (!<•’ •Dippri! for the traffic light „i " s e r u l i ” t y p h u s , ti iu lulm il fe v e r, I il 111. Jf |hl (L'i* III |f‘i I I hill lie fell First Street, the car behind Into blood pois m iing, c e r t a i n p u e ii tm m (h 'll I i h v i ’ if i h i S t c i . r i i.n In l l i r slid mi the wet pavement ns the ms. u r i n a r y tr a c t Infeetionx, m e n I’i'-.I MMflltMi'i i l l ’ll t’atllfil lu iV f L i l l i "4'L m' I i il Hi* 11i '*h *•lLl'iI lilt* 17411 driver, F. It. Lancaster, Aflnnti. i n g ili s mid w h o o p i n g c o u g h (in., applied tlie brakes, Tlie job I lie NltA, a quasi governmeidal iJHLif c uu ii ii im L H i * nf I l»e» r 4sf«aI ns tile car flit Mr. Kllhee's unto eientlfic agency coiislltllling the I L'liKu'ifil w lm Ill’ll**Vii'i t l»l$f 11 ’,I'l ' mobile, rnnsed the dislocation t,,p drawer of American xclenllsls, an i 'IVI* 11*'lil In tl |Hfklilcttl fni III** ( o. CommiHBimiiT W.G.Kilbeellurl In Auto Accidi'nl T i c k e t , M ,MV *a |•1 ii, MMil Dili •in IM I ' m a Li. ,ol1 1'nl,»i III •1 i 'In k■ « ** 41 ' i M. Ill i tit 14 III |■! m LI i Hi i ,, |(n Mk Mil Hill i a. ‘ ’ll ,, Pi | li F ., 1 Ik i|'o F. II ' ■'all. I, •nl.il aI IIHt *1 i * M. H . F 11 i t L 11 11 I' ll*’ Hi 1V| 1. . ll .1 XI1til I 'Hill Hill IIHI at H i , 1, i f Foil 11 1 ■ ii i Mix’ < If .1 Li*, i.t* It Fft.’ ti •• . 1 A a It v Lit L L i\ *• L faaa■IIt I HU F > HI • if, L m IIhi • n i . i i n *1 L ' I •L h L • Ha f t . I IL . I Ll in Ok HI tN f< In 1.1 » I f I r,■ Ini* Mn . » la., la i'll ,1 ill I l l1 rl M l i a*, Im.ii (i.L ( iii M ■N* • .............. ||.t n I a't 11M*11 fI i«i i.H Ill Mil if H tf in Lit $'* aaI ill i ll-1 III Ian lilt |1IF I ’l I In. • i L t * ,lti, If. i i . '*H I m I 1t'itf hi ah 1*1 L- ll |ti(Li'c 11,All'll Ma.if in i ' | ' it III'! 1.1 i line j tn i[** l . . *l , y ^ ntjon D " | n . ■ t' N vtiuiipl a In. fi In' U I lei 1.1,1,1 ,iS ti . ii r in a p of iLt 1 n i Am,, delegation, M Mat Mill ,t ii, ,1 ibe la te |>nrty > It.’. In u p j •*,, i ibe K e p ti li ll ca il a (ill.« Nil ,% I Vtci lit k»"l I t 1 tlonl,. Mils a»l’ i I i l l I III III!* I fa., ill.t ........ Mitt iI. I i m i l l . 11. a Li . If x'tnl 4 link Y i ■.i i k • F..... >| i * i li Calil'inma Kud l.ratit’is ( onvirlt'd In IVdrnil Conrl I •' ' '. I I f > I I vMilhl Mill , f I'I h II llkef I'l ill d l l' ilk' V Ll It nl , I Li I ill Mu* lyin r l li fli rn l, t I ’ hi i l l • H h n m m i d i r Jtli'f i yt L I 1 ' m i l l I L'if ( v in in ill f 4ir I I, ' i ' Mn It i i 111V I %"11**-11 ' « . -iii'. k. •*tx1 nd :« ItL'Iri il, It■«I*• r . •ill I Ul all \ -if I ci I ‘AY . 'i.H la. 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I nd, ill I ’l •Mill'd Mi 'Ft-'* i litt V M np i | • t r i i t It iilii Mia ,I,', •■ >.1 to ,1 in, ope m a i >o i urii nn l linn ", , o h li te m it,out ib e case ' inninth I Ill'll* h , i : i <■ 11' I l ' pi » kill Kilt I F a > IM Ilie 4’,'|| tint p ,i on p l io t n c , 11111 - m i y be Im I, I 11Mak a, 1a* aIIP'I N , I,|M m i l ' l l . 1' I ( H i IM*'»I III afli iii fi iL i . 1 t ,i r ,, U ilh li t (A I’l ii ■ L> f 7 hi Ml nl ml.Main .41141$’ I I I fill Ike’ll In tfit’ll nu lil’l s lilll I h I *| H,t f Fi*it I'll III,if 4*al I tl',1 I ii, miiMin- tn In- ,i Livnl Mr flrld I, ' .n I n if \ II n d liv r m .i ,,i ► ' ■,i llnli 11 out 11111 t o ,1 loll.il i' ll ttll'l I trail been (mill,*0 0), in New V i n t> ,i , „ i New li t ,\ till', year in, ■ i k■1,< tl, dl ictial r’ed tbi'i,i I r o m tin < i • p o i le la o i i 'i t tIn-in in A, ton,, i> , l i n i n ', oodi'i ibe pr o tc ctnai , 1 Ib e c o u l t , ' i, d w ere M, O le ta .......... . >t,' ll ) iaiiL'lM'i) N o l t b i i u l illin iu m party H 'cre 1, 1! W i l l , (III M'till,'III,', III.Ill, 111, fi.,,, i , ,,,' i co loiuu'i lale party :-.o,i, ml, i me lliuii er .aid <......... o, t'lolip M i ouui'lly. is, ll" enfillim Healer Ilf, I■•> i .i11 >■ in di’loi,* m,,di'l> nl Hie |,iii"ii,i ...... f e >|,,11,1,11e in t k e iv(ill'll a i e 11Ii111I'lpo hf b i l l i i >1,1 i b lo a il il till'll ..as asked by the FDA to appoint 1111111471 ty " I V«4, tl1111I*1 1| 111 will! ( L m' h fital |n m r the special coinmillce after FfiA flMI It V HIM I M r im ' i ' i ' . t*iI llu • a i o w u i T col lld imd gnllicrcd all aviiilatile tacts in < m p Lin i i h i h i tint inn in l * i - i i f In-11, r i o t , llie u th i o o i 'h n u n c e a r n die "Mood disorder" cases durini! I r ii m i f* l •v**'nl w h i l i m l m ' m l vvi'if If I in I*,* I.me es! an,tiling dark i ualionwide invexlltjation I f rtI4IIIM M, 1.......1ll i-111 nf t lit* L t i h f .i n l „nd ind I,'ailin' s h i f t pllkllll' A 1lit nt ir N iih u fm l H .h k , I li li i g i:.,i>- mi rithe i alimldi''. ,,u dir. IIS \i)iinir4, M J l'i»rry Ilol.-itnl, pi i\ i i , p n (.i'ii DIES IN TUIt U nilc ICtirkiT . I r . Krmitfji It .1 HOUSTON ijx- Mrs, Frank Gut ( ’iiimL'V', IL S. N., LL'Ut. StunU«y lardn liathed her It munlhx old xon, III sI'I.AK I till kill \l drained the Dili and Iclt tilin for ILifuihiu*, «»f ihn Nnvnl Air MlnCi«>n Hifi’nilarv Hulph A Stull li M IA M I r Ri'|i Hill l.a n ta lt a moment tu play. \vji «i WclcnfiU’il I l k L, futluw lfiK L i t i l l I la , m i l ■e i i e uu G o v A i lla i Ills sister, Mary, 2. wanted In illrittKtt ............. it campaign speaking ploy, too. Officers said she turned c o m m i t t e e M a rti n i ! next m o n th on Ihu faucet and played in the ii :m ( i l \s h i :s l.a n ta lt '.aid I'llesday lie w o u ld water wilti tissue paper. That SAN IMKUO, Cttllf Cfi- A lU ll tie mi call Ini' s p e a k i n g e n g a g e .topped the drain Immlicr, eoniiug in lor u lamliiie in cu t' in :i11v p a r t ol Ib e c u u u t rv the horrified mother found Hie tut) overflowint!. Frank Jr., was after a lest Right, caught tiro and w tieie Hie D e m o c r a t i c pr e s id e n tia l plunged into the ocean loe.ilay tloiniiiee f e e l , lie Is ne edd submerged lifeless inside Mary carryiiu1 , two of it-, crew mnnihen. stood hy frightened lo dealn Six others aboard were Accidental drowning, a JuMicu ol rescued the peace ruled. G IR L fllKHVNS Alt explosion, winch shook win LAK l LAND id Judy Moran, iluws of tieacli residents, followed tlie fire and Ihe plane rroslied into 7. Lakeland, was drowned uliile FIFf SEEKS DIVORCE LOS AN GELES U* - Charging Hie waves In view of hundred* of swltumuig in Crystal Lake near here Monday. Her mother, Mrs cruelly, Actress Fill D'Orsuy. 43, person* on Ihn bench All of Hut crew were omidoyes Julian H Mnrau, was In the group lx seeking a divorce from Pater George La Ricos, 37, her second of Consolidated Vullcu Aircraft of eight swimmers who did not husband. They were married tn C’orp , which was tnoderniring the notice tier disappearance until too lato plane. 1347. , m i ,ii. ID ' wdi I I , m i l S t e in b e r g , ■i M, tt o -e i lo m i i i b u a n t / , til. Fi auk , ul "ti, |,i I i ltd: I Spec tin a. iii ,I Hen It,ibbs. il all of l.o kiici Ic Mrs la,retl.i Ktnrvus Slack in M llielnoond id; Ernest into lux w, I'arl 11tide Lambert, ni oi S a n Francisco and Al Iii-11 i i on Lima a,, i lakland Jn d iv M.itlies tU'layeil scntiineno; hi ,Itl after lie liears argllllientx no defen e motions (or a directed icrdlct id ucip iil t.il Maximum ■enlailCe Is five t e a r s ’ llnpri oiiiiielit and 410 (SKI line Mia it* Tiim* Table ititz I ’la ••CARSON C I T Y ’ :i 50 - 7:21) - 0 :15 MOVIKLANIJ "liO lflil.E D Y N A M IT E " 7:35, Feature 8:02— Lusl complete •how 9:22, i'll AIR IF. L A K E " H I E H A L F KIIEED " 7:15 - 10:30 • A N G E l.fi I N T H E U U T F I E L D * 9:39— O N L Y I �* - ■. THE SANFORD HFItALO Pag* 2 Wed. Aug. 7, 19.'.2 Tne Sanford Herald K a l a h l U k r . l la Wakliab** rtnllr nreol a s la n t * ? a a * S a n g n r , ( t t l . i m a a aa * * > n l a o a I'a h ll a ltn l S a la ii t a r a ln l. I«U M I h t l* ia « a « an * !X*w V r a ra I I I viaa a x i ls A te a a # aa a rro ail rlaaa n a i l e r m i ll, nl I h t Past O l l l r e r t . i . l d a , i i m l f r Ihe Srf nl X la rrh a. l*Te. - . , 1 . 1 . S M I I.. IK l l: . l l l . . r minims tlaalaraa iiiiiv Wanaare ai nai in iT K iv Ne farrier ..... ._ liar VinaIk ............ II.VTK* e .w leva a.(hi aim IIM All nMlnarr ro.ll.-es, ranis nl Ikanka, *•*«.!,iilnaa aa* anllrra nt rn.rrf nlnntrm Inr Ike pnrenve el talalaa (warts, ..111 l.e rkarar* Inr al reanlar a.lsrrllalna ralea. Hearevealrrl Sxl.nxxll, llr In. laa* l.m in f.r ltr|>re«enlalt.ea lap., Men V...k, I’klrnan. Iletmll, Haaaaa die aa* at. l.xala. T k r r e Hnnlka ■ l ( Mn alk a « a a Vear T k e ll e r a M la a m a m h r r n l ike A ae n rl M e a I ' r e . . n k l r k la r n l l l l e . l e a r ln a l. e lr In I k e nae I n r t r a n k i l . r a l l n a n l nil llte Inral nevre arlnle.f V* ■ ••*(■ ee.r ap ae er aa arell aa all A P n m a illa ealrkrn . WKDNKSDAY APGDBT 7. l«r,2 TOIJAY'H tllTIt.R VRItHF. The psslmlat f r r '» * » grief rm'I r n r n m s f*>r Ihe i l o l m i r lu ll m is s e l Ihk |nv that ice* ir| before l.ltn •hat 'V n n lilr.l Mm in r n rr v m. A m.ni of Mifrett., .orpinliitcj with g r ie f.— J’s. 9 7 : 1. I low runny people weir lulled in ill* t(.Ninon n| two lui. r» nr.i, W*CO, To*, llir ell in night pmlial.ly never will lie known. I|.c virlmu worn mi linmlily lumiril mid man­ gled tli (i I it was im|Kivsih1e rven tu count (lit dead, A Inn gfitvrr l.,»» indeed nn awful reiponiibil Jy. H i. nwn lifr i» bill n »•nrv11 purl nf (hr Inixlrn lit carrirv. To mrvivc * rraili like 11ml would l>f wnpr lli.m dtalli. W hen d o rs freedom becom e d nnK erous? W h en m u st eurbn hr impciHiMl u|wn nbuaes of freedom bv Itn enemicn? Thene ijm*.vtlonn, for which there are no ()ulck and nntinfactury itnawerH, are belnit debated with JncreaHing frequency today in the world'* Infant democradea. Italy, for instance, is now seeking the enactment of laws which will eliminate the threats of militant commun­ ism and fascism. Premier Alcidc do Gr.tiKtri recently called for a law which, .would enable the state t a tn>- measures against strikes eonsuhTed detrimental to the public interior.'. He lias also asked for legislation which would enable the state to take ad ion against those sections of the press which "insulted" it and prepared for revolution. Signor do <laspcii admitted a feeling of reservation about these two laws, lie said, however, that since news­ papermen and trade union mcinlwra hnd themselves failed to eliminate the abuses, the state had to act. The trouble with such laws is that there Is no guarantee that they will always in- administered in the spirit Intended Under the present government they may lw used to curb ((immmiisin and fascism. Tomorrow, however, they may he used to suppress democratic liberties. My granting great authority to the state, they encourage authoritarianism. uey facilitate an abuse of the very freedoms they were designed to defend. , City Manager Lemon goes to Atlanta to ire if fiijavcial aid rnti not he secured iioir Inni federal * 1Wncy in the conduit ting of a little I sewerage svstrin. The Angar report suggests that as much i>* $300,000 minld thus be seemed and another $%0 000 horrnwrd on percent mun<rip«l sewer Imndr or revenue reitifirnlrs. If we can­ not gel federal aid, it is doubtful if ilif^iHent fundi rrmld Id Ironnwtd ft this lime tn cotuplrte the job. In that case, some repair work and •Xtiniinni would liavn |a he undertlken on a pearemml basis, nnt a VerV satisfactory way In tarry nut nn Mlrnilvc sewerage program. Local rilirens are still wondering whether it would he wise lo vote for.' ^ eoun»V hospiul; bond lssu«. com* riMt November,' nr to vote •■•Inst it. F.very indstslinn comes from th» Fish estate that it will build ■ $730,000 hospital here in j ibe near future, and yet there are MM who point om that there it more assurance of this now than i hr three year* ego. Meanwhile. ____ are getting tick, babin are ■istgr bom, accident* are overflowlimit in Sanford’* growth fab longer be •conatruction jv k i tl) Some DOMHAY, InHin. Wi - New* paper* told today now 24 persons were killed in :: bus accident caused by Minkcn on tne loose. The bus, loidcd with Hindu worshl|H>rs, w*s going through the Jungle In Hyderabad Stair last week to thr Hindu festival of N«ip*nrhaml, n festival in which srmke* piny a part. Aniom: lhe Irnvrtkrn wereal snake charmers whose bnskels nl kim i-obni* were llrd to the roof nt i thch ns. A* the bus :toiicd along, the basket lids came loose and the snakes e<riiped. Home of the rep tile* appeared on Ihe windshield and olhers crawled In wllh Ihe driver. The minkes had had their pul •■•iti np|. rain* removed, but Ih ■ driver panieked and lost control N O V 0 ,C H I U ) R E N , WATCH YOUR STEP* Americans ran he very proud of the young men and women athletes who represented them In the Olympic frames. Thn American team will return to thn United .Staten with many gold medals symbolic of victory in Olympic competi­ tion. Still more important was the fact that all the Ameri­ cans conducted themselves in a sportsmanlike manner in victory and defeat and won the respect of the athletes from other countries against whom they competed. The Ameiienn team wan made up of every part of nur population. Voting men and women of every rnce, color and creed wore the American colors and shared in the American victories. Among the athleteH who won gold medals were Negroes, llawaifnns, athletes of Chinese and Japanese extraction. The only (iiialificatlons for a place on the American team were athletic ability and a sense of sportsmanship. To all the men and women from all the countries who participated in the games a word of prniso is in order. Kxcepl for a few scattered incidents there wns little aign that any of the participants considered victories moro Important ban how the victories were won. The Olympic Games have very old traditions and tills year’s contests lived up to the highest oi I hose traditions. The athletes won their laurels Ia illy and wore them gracefully. Those who won and those who lost are ef|oal!y deserving of tribute. form of fedrrnl expemlitures In pansioiiM or rendlvallons valued nl *1011.1100,1100. l)o> slate. Tim Depart uipiii of Defense had Mince Hie (l.oigrea* niljnuriied, I have Npriit mime time looking Into anted for *1811,000,000 for lids Ilie various npptopriniii.it Mil* nml program, Iml we voted a reduction doilying Ilie Department of De- of approximately $30,000,000 In fense's nipauslon progriiiti, and I Hie aggregate nullinrir.allnn. find Hint Florldii is neariv nt H e | The Veterans Administration lop nulling nil ilie stale* lo thenr will spend npproximnlely JI0B,program*. 0(10,000 lo Florid,i ilurlog Hu> I,list year Florida taxpayers rurrent yenr, and Ilie Deparlnteid pnid into the federal treasury of Agrleiiltore and Cninmaica will through Internal It,'vein,e bureau , * nr Oil rinse In *7,900,000 each In nil lections, n total of til4.i>(Hl,00l>. Ilie stale. Department nf Labor Dds year the figure lirolinl.ly will will spend nhmit 1,1 ,000.01111 nnl he higher, lull federal fuiiila flow­ ihe Deoarimeh nf Inerlor more ing Into Hie stine limy exceed Hum 1600,000 in Florida. fiimMKMi.imn. Nearly <080,000 of Iha latter Till* will give nor slide a will nuilotnln nntlnnid monument* 1910 Buick Sedan $135-00 1942 Chevrolet Coach $260>oo 1947 Hudson (6) Sedan Olympic Laurefo Wlir, rvrr it group of New |r?«ry Mepul.lirsm may ilsrol on tl.r i|uclion of f'-dri.il rrmipuluan mi rjvil ('opi'laml or Harvard liglds. Cirnrnl I'.hruhnwer i« mil Irmlv lo l.rhrve lli tl ||ir flslfs r.m tint handle tl.rir own pndilrm.. "I l.ttcky lire Ihit.se ciillege j'.iiuluates who all their liven am nnl yrt svilliiiK** lie inld ,i group f*’lili,lill«.*r (die supreme leacher. William I,yon Phelps, lileruf Negm leg.leis la t'olnr.wlo ilie jb'V el'ilic, enriched Ihe life of ninny Vale stiuleiils. Ho did oilier day. “to rmuptlo tli..t the the late Ciiarlrn T o i m i h c i i i I ('iipcliiiid nf Harvard, known to only oilolmii to nvil mdit i. |all big world an "Copey." llireugli n romunlioiv fcder.d law", All Kiik IInIi piolcHMor wlumc nchool of writing hmuj;ht rederal rnmpnhinn i» not milv not out many Niict'i'HKfiil wrilet'H, lie w i i h even more cclcliridcd the "only" solidion: il is pioltnMy In Uit* MorUon riulj'liljorhood fur bin public read imps, J msl hi'forc Karstcr lie read tin* New Tegtnmnnl: huforc fTirlttlnmn, the wont |iossiIi|r solulion. lUckotiH* " f ’hrirtlniiiM Carol." CliosHic.H new anil old rccnlvsHl CiPorgia politician, may lie re- »VW IIf*5, ffHtn Ilia trnlned voice, niakiiiK th« hcarcra forunt rnnriled to the Hnnorralir Party, Ii Ih Htnall and ahrlmpllke ffpnro. hut the Augusta (’htnnisle is not. In 11in ahowmanahlp waa purl o f tlm charm. Mn hated a frmd uage rdilntial lliis week, it cniijrhera and lutucnmera, and rmuio aarcnatic rcmarkH to ■V»"W. IJChif rletiiionwvas nnl ntadq hyjh. Only once did he meet hia mutch. To n late arriving Imslily or preripllalrfv, lull was younjt lady, tie aiiiil, "Now will voit have your te a ?" ||pireached nfier long, sober, imlrrd. tnenk reply waa, "Without thu lemon, plonau." |irnyrrfill ron.lderklioil. , . . We a*re nnl joining the Mrpiil.lir.in 'vs* given |r.,(HIII,UOO fo, II." Party . . . . I.lil we are i.idling die VViiHhinjrtoii Letter Jed (■orient yen,* work, f 11,.’1911,000 writ,ire of nor .nimby lieforr lli.il lly Srmdnr Groigr Hmalli.-r* were iii>|ii'i|irlate>l for Hie Ion Woodruff Ham at ClintiHhoorli'e, of any pnlilu.il patty". It is mil WAHHINtiTClN: IH|ieelidi easy to Inr tk nidi tradition, bid d dll'll liner. I* not n Joyoii* ej»- nod 18.1)011,111X1 ok aveil for Hi" ■larksorivilli-.M i a m | Intrnronslnl il made e.iiier .vlipri tile Hrpnlilirar parieoce in .oiyoio*, Iml l''loriilinos Waterway. nominee is (Teiiei.il FiSrnlinwer. and ail derive Home mil laflo I ion flom For Ihe fourteen liases in die knowledge Hint our la* .I'll was horn in Trias. iiira are ri.mipg look liomc In Ilie Florida, Congress authorised ex The town of Mount flora whirl' hat been pulling sodium fluoride in the city drinking water (or the past yrar arid a half goes to the pnl and votes 7(2 to 21R.l<s diirordiiuie the practice following n militant pnlitiral rampalyn upon llir rpies tlon, arising front a el.afge made hy a winter visitor that the drinking water made Imn tick Hu hum I llir progress of the human tare is slow and tedious. We wMider how lone It would have lik'n to rriake vnr< ination *n eslaljli»hc<l prnrlice if in nur eulliuiiaMt) for demorrary and mu miiintrrprrtntii.il of the wntd the people had hern given a rhaitcr to vole on it. Snakes On L o o s e In Bus Result In Wreck WALKING OUR BABIES BACK HOME Curbs On Freedom $775»o» 1949 i'lymouth 4 Dr. Sedan $ 1 2 9 0 -^ 0 1950 Studebaker Commander Sedan Low Mileage, Look* New $1876 00 NICHOLSON BUICK CO. J 'J Torrent Dividend “Flying Saucers” Are Nothing New s History Reveals saw olijecla In. the sky n century or more ago. these ipiesllnns lm medl.ilely arise Were otisrrvrrs siill Jed then, as a,,, to the mine hiilliirln.HlnnsT Why didn't die saucers' crew* >4.1 laud' Sorele. Ilie world must liaie M in a h.ipmer olncp lu Hie Its 1(11.SIAN SKIIIIN uto i eiitury Hi.hi il is now. I For ll.il listvIf s Whore have Ilie saucers hern NFAV Voids 0 Tile llyl'ig anil limn.: Hu intervenin'! lime? Did ccr olory, sui kima. t* ).y no we somehow get mldiiiil on llieir men m< ;* ursv one Alimit .10 years ago. a man oiler stcllui churls? x■i nf this seems not to have uatni'd Churle* Fori rieindml op ami P'll.llslicil a whole ■uni's ol e,,.i. -n l Charles Fort very much, reporid nhonl mjitirioii* object'. «ne any or another, while he wns hi the sk> lie siiul hi- sources, writing dmiil It Ills own theories mainly, were new .papers, ami lie , in such Ibid lie could lake, In i i|>?,l Ilie i.lllties nod dales id U.c ,m l... llo* pi.sslliillty of vlilbdlons interested in checking ihe rider io the earth by creatures from tin other pin net. cnee*. Foil was n teliel and n heretic Home arrminl. were well over iIX) year- ago, licfnrc llm age nl who set llilntelf against most uf drplunes anil hefore very much die occupied beliefs of science. wns known nhmil halhmus Some of his Ideas sound the least Tin! report* of xlijldinga, accord lilt hunrre, even In lids lectronlc mg lo Furl, citme Irion irviny ill! : age, feri'nl ii.irls of the world J*mi tlli. theory of “ telcportallon," as North I ’.irollon, from ,. ahlp cn I ilinily got it, permitted material route lo tleriuiid:i. and a whole objects Including plants and unitji.ice flom the Mm Hi ic l id Kng mail, to he de mnleriull/ed ami inml lo fad. Hud srclhui r.f the liien trnui|iorleil through space. llrdl'h Isles was. In Its (lay the Fertile and living thing* may have flying saucer ceider Just a- Ihe li.-en brought In this earth from soulhwesleru pail of the bulled other worlds in thal way. lie said Stoles <itiih lo he today And l>e spenilided about the |hih Some id Hie ilrxi t i|iln,ii' ipeded slhlilly lliul resilient* from oilier hy Fort ari' .ilmo.t ideillh vl with pl.'iio'l- may In- here now, living Ilie mu", we nm l leiluy. "All o» 'li-.goi e, nml semlitlg luck reg object of gri'ul loinliioslty. moving ill,ir ri'iiort'- oflife on earth to the nt high speed" . "It moved homo hcnd'ptarters hni kwnr.l nod forward aerov. the Fort said there might he *ntn« sky, npnarently wllhoot turning" , . . "The object hovered, motion of the e creatures right her* In New A’urk. nn Klllh Ave, And If Ipnh In ilie nlr, above n house." f should think lids would l.e very you ever linve slmal on Fifth Ave , rrassiiriuc to the Air Force of11- walchlnu the passing parade, yon ier* lo Wushlogion who ate col will rind Ihls Is mil difficult tn lie lecllng dnlu oil Ilie . nicer < nml lleve. Irylng lo explain them. (Mam.Their reports must make Inter lien linger M. Ilniliev said the esliug rending I’rotmhly they *«y oilier day aloud one fiflti id all ". . and Ihe.e earth people are Ihe reported sightings "remain lo id III so auvage IInti Ihe male* wear ha explained." | iicekHr* in Ihe heal of Ilie sum­ H people naw, or llmugld they mer. , “fuvurnblt' lialanre" whlrli will be iimisuol Iti lint l hill i'll Writes In view of tin1 si (cable expi'mlUuteo rur our miliary forfeit abroad. Tin' litlnl budget for nil ugeucIcn for tin1 year which began July I, in 178,000,DIM),0011' President Trumnn hnd asked for »ome IHl,000,000,000 (Idllloni) lint (lit Congress reduced this liy |8.Q billions, nr mure tlinn Ion pn (rut. Kenntnr llollniul nml I, a* well nit Hie Flurldn member* of thn limine, helped trim thin figure, even to the extant of reduclng somewhat thn mllitnry expnimlmi program In Florida, by cutting the amount* allotted to i*peelfin project* hut retaining all of nur fourteen military Install*tlona. Florida In second among all the "talcs In appropriation for na­ tional security, with 118(1,00,000 approved for fourteen Navy and Air Force hoar* amt threo “civil function*" project a. TF.I.IJt r u w i O F CITHIfH ILLS ST LOUIS id! - A Florida citrus 'cuiier told Ho- nation’s fruit men ■icrti Hud hi* industry doesn’t want my government hundn.ih "There's no use to Itch for n prnfii growing ii'.ru* unless you're willing In se< Hrb for it." I.aey (i Thomas, (.-ovelanil. said Thomas, a ilircetor and former president of Florida Citrus Mutual, spoke nt Ilie Florida Day aI Ihe annual convention of the Interna tinnnl Apple Association Tuesday KlItST FEDKRAIi HAVINGS Ac 1,0AN ASSOCIATION 119 (Vest First Htrert 210 MAGNOLIA AVE. SAVINGS IN C O S T IIANKUI1S Olt(iANI/,t: BOYD-WALLACE JACKSONVILLE! "P - The Morigage Hankers Association of Flor da was formed here Tuesday and John A (iillilnml, Jacksonville, elected president. Other officer* chosen Included Dave A. Moyland, I'an.imn City; Kugene Knight, Tampa; E’ratik K. Denton. Miami, vice presidents; nml ilarry EL McCnrdcH Jr., St. 1'ctenhiirg. a director. Y m ! Dividend* from IBS to 20% pnid on your Fire nnd Windotorm Insurance Phone 101 112 N. Pork Avenue, .Hnnford, Florida (ilvuffea rival camels In their • ul.illly tu go witlimil water. So m any good things go w ith Corai-C«la TlinuglilfiilneM make* for hospifnlily, I!r sure t) think o f ivlien you shop nt sum lo i;et (loin elconlft c* •2. . % ,o - T «U . THE ST0HY of your lovely wedding tiny CONCENT*ATI! PLANT BOUGHT IIAHTOW « - Florida Grower* I'roccMlnu CoriKiratlon ho* ttoushf the citron concentrate plant of the llartow Grower* I'roceaalnii Corn, The Joint aiiiioiincomenl by both llrm* of the transection did not The Florida ‘ flood control pro* dlRoloie the'mm Involved. The Iuvfllc*t day of your life , , . your wedding day , . , forever new , . . forever fresh . . . when ttuyimimra Hludlo records the lie.nlllfllnv moments HOLLYWOOD RED SPECIAL! W E D D IN G A LM U M S P E C I A L , An alhum of ft photo* , . . from tha trip to the alter * tn the gala reception • Plus * AT YOUR I—11x14 photo for only........ FOOD STO R E ftw Dvperit •omio uho»* auiWoiitv o* th»; rpe*-coi* THE 8ANFO«n COCA-COLA BOTTLING Cfo. �'•** - t t f i * ^ ' * ’-* .#•*'*-* , ^ - •A '< » * W i* / *• ) STB IK I' AFFFCI'S MriN'KIVS Feminine Florida | HOLLYWOOD 1 in It \ \ ^ Wknxr-.HDAY meeting. 8 P. M.—Elsie Knight Circle will meet at thehome of Mrs. E. Puerlfoy at 1104 Elm Ave- Ie. TUESDAY The Woman’s Blhle Class of the First Baptist Church will meet Tuesday evening at 7:10 at the home of Mrs.Charles Fnrreeter. West First Street, wlih Mrs. R. P. Zully as co-hostess. t . , FRIENDSHIP CLASS The Friendship Class of the First Christian Church held their monthly meeting at Mullet Lake Park on Monday evening. Following the weiner roast, the members gathered around the fire aa Rev. Herbert J. Bass gave the devotional. Those enjoying the evening Wfre: Rev. and Mrs. Herbert J, Bass, Mra. George Ellsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Bart Hinson. Jr. and sons, Tommy, Ronnie, and Kenrjeth, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Liston and daughter, Marlesa, Mrs. J. L. Horton, Mr. and Mrs. !!i>b Brink and children, Phyllis and June, Mr. Oil) Armontlte, Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Vail and children, Ruth Ann and Craig, •) i I f in iilld l CHIROPRACTOR HOURS 9 to 18— 2 to ft SIMKITI'AL AWAKKNINU p LAST TIMES TONIGHT " <>0 S S t r l » Phoaa 7 « 1 K R A IK ill -J •v if" ,u If M2 fa " The Outfield" 8:30 ONLY OUR ANNIVERSARY atPenney’s C f l f r l i r f l l n a nur Mb •ueeisslul year la Hanford l U r r l a l i wlah** tu lliuak I In ms ay rtieiul* amiil on Iron* who lit vs rnmts I his auroras ■Ui'Ofas pukslMf, and in u f a r n off»r* * rra l I'triuunsnl W a r * spteisi A u a a * l haaelnl . X lac 11 1 . t'V H f a lla lle I d a oillaail r a i d W at*— la.SO . . M yltna amt Hhaplna Ifielailad HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK "All M tondlllenfil tor yuur corrfnrt" N a f lk r a r k IQS I I I - IN VI N 14 I > dJ | ,41 '/ANI I C't)N I I N I IB % A l I I l l ' L l I I S DRESSES ( >111- < •t t l l l p I I*.i 1 »l.— a ll i OUR E N U R E STOCK NATIONALLY ADVERTISED I ■ t/t-i l l” / .a ( i n x* (* r o l l |i \ Jt I i l l * | . i Jf I i I " » i t I' *' * 4 " i n I> I I t i l I ‘Ji i-1 ' I I i . |, sif II DRESSES OF L it 4 ♦I I Final Clearance CLOSE OUT CLOSING OUT f . *I ,, ii SUIT SALE t tin ''M clil * • I'm* V 1 ' I »11; 1114 1 t .III.I Lfll l -* Mi* » Men’s ( ’urlet* Suits 4 - 'w Jnrlitiltriir mn Ladii's* Main Our Lot .voli'lei fnl Vltlur al 24.88 Men’s Straws 111 lief* F t O il Rayon Troplcalx ami GubanlliieM W e re *3 5 N o w AND * 2 4 95 W e r . $ 2 5 .0 0 _ ■■ • Nylons, Rayons and Sheers NOW $ | Q (9 5 Full fasliiuniiil, lit guage, denier. 16 U U I All whlttf In dueskin and sheer*. • All From Our Regular Dress Stock I Him HA lo 48 r-v- Rafulan — Shorts — Longs • Dresses to wear Now—You Save! - Men’s Dress BANTS Nylon Hose Nylon Gloves NYLON 4 RAYON CORDS fumuuH L m iK iii’ l Ini Ve-IM n u d ' ! 1111n I r i I w r e 'i h . A *2.00 t , ^ -It “Th* Hatr-Drecd' ,« X b "" & MS Atlantic Bank BulUla* if* Sk A n t t e r s o n THl KSDAY AND FRIDAY! DR. L. T. DOSS I T ________ Y1IC NANFOHI* IlH tM fJ? I'm Iijin tl u 'd k'M. / l'H2 S U M M E R S A L A D S P E C IA LS p p r so n a l Social Calendar nyWesleyDaughter^ Class Party Is Held Th* Firit Baptist Prayer Meetlilt (tnrlee will b«tln at B:l)0 p. m. In tha Memorial Educational Building. Tha Midway* Prayer Service will bt bald at lie Central Baptist Church at tiOQ p in. Tbe Sun beams will mtet at 7:30 p m MONDAY 11 A. M.—W.M.U, Circle* of the First Baptist Church, Pri­ mary Sunbeams, Pre-school axe Sunbeams, Junior Q. A.’a will all meet In the church. 12 Noon—Covered dish lun­ cheon. 1 P. M.—W. M. 8. program • steel strike threw a wrench ill ihe Hr DORIS By IIOU THOMAS work* here monkey rage, due fnr completion Released hy Florida News Service N....... — — .---------' monkey Because nf delayed steel deliver Sept I, will not lie ready until A tea honoring four Southern g ii HOLLYWOOD 'Jt - Lock nut, les, Rnsciir t >>nklin Park'* new Oct 1 Hell Traffic employees, who hav.*‘ I Thi» i* the time of sunimtu completed five or more years o( when mil clothe* begin to get n show business, here comes Hinton plet O'Curran, unlimited service, was held Tuesday aftei- little tiresome and vve want to and flettv Hutton is free nf her Pnra noon In the telephone recreation -lurt all over again with a new room. Guests called between the wardrobe Gut summers ale so mount contract for Ihe first time m 12 ye:>r* and she'* busting nut hour* of .1:00 nad 4'0l) P. M. buig and even if you lake good willi plnrit for Iter future When Nu H M -VI \I» PI \T I*. W ITH »|l U tiF.B K D F.GG — D e e lU J A u l a n t f n n i i r v l i f m ' c I » ^ Refieslilnents were served from .we "f yotii e,,t|oi<« they begin Hult'ai i- enthused about some 7fl/4 -I l* I I* It'M v i n PICK l F - S U.riM'.S — COF" the table overlaid with a white I, fade and went out. thing, there - nnt much more you Mr. and Mr*. E. M. Williams crochet doth and centered v.'llh a , U *’ i t i mb i i : t Then there's the matter of swim The Daughters of Wesley Sun­ left today to inend two weeks run dn bid sit back and listen floral arrangement of rose bud* suit* I know that I've worn on* Which I did day School Class party was held at Daytona Bench I "M i <l;lti iW s .-U L C T D IN Up PI Lit ami while nstors. Arrangement* Mirer *wim suits tin"uninicr and In McKinley Hall Thursday night "Yep, lam washed up with I’ura of hlld*cu* were used throughout nvciillv bought u fourth one I vppo i to 11 v Hinrhei i v with Mrs. Rupert Strickland, Mrs. Mi. amt Mrs Don Rider and the remainder of the room. "iispivt that it’* bemuse !'iii nut mount after l? year- " she began Albert Hickson, Mrs. 0. W. Halley "Man. I never fell better In my J. T. Retry, district traffic taking too good cure of them, daughter Glenda Ju, have returned and Mrs. Pauline Howard serving manager, of Orlando, presentisl Good mie ,»f y,iiii clothe- w i‘I life I could have staved on until as hostesses. The hall was beau­ from u vacation in Indiana. five ytar service emblems to Mrs. - •<1niuI> help in culling down it next J u iiiiu i > when mi eonlrucl tifully decorated with mixed sum­ w VM.IM l N A G IlN tY ended up Bill the -tuilio Inis al "right l’earie N Gee ami .Mrs. Rebeccn placement costs. mer flowers. iilnycd fair willi me. ami I Hi* lit* k hi n«*r ll» I lie i link" have as their guests Mr. and Mr*. C. Jones. Mrs. Audiey Patterson t leally good •win, -ml i« a ways h ii uled to play tali' with them Mr*. John N. Ulllon presided Janie* Fitch of Hailimore, Md. was presented a ten year seivlec oe,e»«,riv invc»imeld here in I didn't intend to make any inure over the business session and Mrs emblem. Flat Ida I lie in w nvlou lades is pictures there and I'd rathei have J. E. McKinley gave the devo­ Mi. and Mrs. Arthur DeYoung C, T. McKinney. Flntulu a vvunderfill f due It i« long Iasi tions! reading from the IHlh chap­ and «on, Arthur, left recently for traffic supeilntemlent. of Jackson mg, ipilck drying and figure my Iieeilnm than have llietn pay me tl5,i»k) a week) for doing noth ter of Luke. A resignation of I, vacation in Hawthorne, N. J. ville. presented n Hi* year servici molding If v"n uio gelling a new trig assistant teacher was read from emblem to Mrs. Cluiie D .'Dlirak -wiio mil. -Imp mound for thi Mrs. Charles Meriwether which "But the one Hum: I insisted Mr*. Raymond Hutler, who lias Fnclr of the Imnured guests ‘ buy III fabid- cului and was accepted with much regret. been the guest of Mr. and Mis. ----------- ----------------- ----------1' ' iiiably t ins y, ni the two piece un was ib.it » h irlie- O'Curran l i n n will lie n gjeiit Hevivnl nt Mrs. Claude Herndon, acting Voile William*, has returned to Point, Gn., after spending til* I'tt'l am. sail wa- definitely uol (r, (dance duecliu and her husband' get Ids release Inn We've got courtesy chairman, read card* of l.er home in Miami. N t i . s m m i :t h ( i i »i « t ( i ii iti ii two weeks a* the guests of Mr tyle, 1he Inief Bikini- never took great plans hu our own ruinpiiny appreciate for eourteairs eateuded noil Mrs. Huhcrl A. Williams, on 'old here in Ainencii Ihc good cvcrytiiing we dn will tie done to from Mrs. Nicholson and the a i t;. in i n 17 Miss Kay Morris of Leesburg Valencia Drive. lassie one piece "Willi suit seems Whitehead families. The uresl- returned home today after spend­ to be here to stay. It i* practical gelher Gosh lie's terrific' lie did a great Job on my palace act fur dent appointed Miss Bessie Zach­ ing several days here ns the I to i S e n lee*— 12 noun In 1: Dll |*.M, Mr. and Mrs. M I.. Unborn and for swimming and for sunning New York, und he'll direct all my ary, Mrs. I.. M. Tyre and Mrs. Hen guest of Mis* Ann Rahorn. ioo, since most of ihem are made daughter Ann, will leave tomor piclures We're a package deal N ip hi s ' i * ice-— 7 : 1.*> I'rn y e r Meeting. Monroe to a nominating com­ low on u ten day vuraMon Into with detachable shape. The var"Have we got plans' We're going mittee which is to report al the Mr. and Mr*. W. R. Fort have Sooth Carolina and Tennessee ii'lv of culm* is wonderful a« well s:(IB I'renchiiiR Service. September meeting. as -Ivie \ gieat deal of sldrring In speiul two mouth- late this sum left for Atlanta and other points Eli route to Springfield, Term Mrs. Albert Hickson, Mrs. H. O. in Georgia where they will spend they plan to -pend a few duv» iiltd t.unihg has been used In tbe mer in England, where I’ll play ' ............. * r ' * 1 •»' 111*'* v Im'H Hit'll" h j i * s>iK'h ii iii'n l fu r cite* ■who soil- and even (lie woman the Palladium Then we'll icturn to Hhlnholser and Mrs. John Ulllun n vacation. *} ' 1■»*i 1 11 lit* f 'It* pi nffs-p.i i hn-tiHii hh tvHtay. in Greenwood. S <’ .villi i* figure problem call he make the life of Sophie fucker will serve on a committee to In­ I own the -liirv, anil I'nlnmln.i amt liMed t in I t v v lly using a good vestigate the security of comMr. and Mr*. Alva t’olllns rei n I '.im iM * : Friends of Mi und Mis. Ilugl lii"ticl*ci| fain ic, panels and bun Warners are knocking tliemsclvememnrative plate* containing it lurned recently from New Smyrna mil In have us do it fur them t . \\helcbel, J t . und young son, l|]lt , ^,.h ,, idii I wiumtn can look view of the Methodist Church, | Reach where they spent a vnruMo i i Inn dies me plidgiug Iheic cmipenitiiin. Hugh III, will In- Interested to chic and *iylj*h in a -won suit. We'll retain Ml pel cent of the whlch will tar sold to all mem- j tlon. profits of I'liurse learn that they have recent I v Ihe p in ,nf good .pmllly swim hers of the church as a menu* for — -— Ilev. A. ('. Iric r1 here from nud u. "Tlion there's lelt vi-iou I bat 's i l l .' sseven udollar ....................... .......... ;Dude ■ City . 'range s.ige from 11" i n sevi-ii ouar raising funds for the building Friends of Mr. and Mr*, .lark moved Hie big field now I m gclting min are residing at H.IJ Fast llosnlm (l, twenty dollars ibis i, .ppi, „o fund. The class also voted to hold Rutigan will lie Interested In know Mr Wbelcbel will be in fiv ............. i h|nii Tit. nii 11 i’h t youi sunn it rigid away, and i h.irlic will ill n market basket sale In Septein- j Mini they have moved their rr*l- Drive. business here with his fnlhci. Mi ml If you '•umi >n a reel my films They II lie half hum ber for the same fund. i dence to J57 Elliott Avenue. Hugh C. Whelrhel. Sr. in»iiiini; iii* c'At'jt |»mtirnlur shows and we ll go on nine everv f All member* were askrd lo m H'li i t iinf a i ii|in l lint nine* nut four nr rigid weeks nt something K- ' A Toni Vernon lia* left for Com­ bring their old hose to the nest ilke that M r, Mini Mrs. J, (\ .SIKi'n hiivi* fmlr fiiirklv in O M tI■ C c . li C l i \ d party. These hose will lie sent merce, G« , where lie will visit rf tiirilfd In llli'lr Imilti* nit VV h I a (Had, s||ir\v« i nff nufiu ilmti<l>, "Ami whenever we don't hove with his mother, Mrs. Nettle Ver­ to Japanese women as a welfare RIDE -IN T H E A I RE H im iiij |>Ih -« 1 .. wait ual< i tmllihuc, something to do I’ll go out mid project. Mr*. Allw'rt Hickson non, and other relatives for about Kirs*l Str*»f*t nfter a month** play four weeks id personals Four tinn A|H*nl in tin* Ni*w Rntrlitfial ..... Lm iinlii v<nir hnthitiK si»li in two weeks. donated lo the Hirtlulay Hank. St a Iff mill t ' ii nnda Tin* ninni mild ^oiifi nnd <Inn i vviiti't weeks i- enough to provide a gnnil During the social hour a word Mr. anil Mr*. George II. W il­ pnintA nf intf*n*»t in which tin y f *•n m ntls I ' i i tpn nf itin and d n t ineuine for a year i'll we'll be contest was held with Mrs. C. M. f i ll n*l \nni niiiI ifuh'kl v . Hfinjkf busy, all rigid " liams and children, George Hugh vlnil«n| wvri* W m h i n i f t m i, l>. * Flowers winning the priie. flodDii, ilit* Miilin* •’<•»«!. i/mdic ' " t i t Inii h ihy m i |! in jt -dimly i |h *( Betty had mm Ii in - ay about Later during Mm social hour. ' H ' , E,' “ no; •",'1 , n '!r" " ' V ’"' I ’nnadn and NiJiftrmu •* la\ if *•fi n t m » . ’l fn tii \ lluii'l her split willi Piiramoonl which . " Hue, left vesterdny fur a month s ihitniii refreshments of punch and eako vanition at New Smyrna lleaeli. Fall* u Hnir \ •»in M iit md -k1111111\ surprised Hie nil,vm town “she to •in' 1■/.* t h« ' hi T i t at* i ft uni it iiiuiked tlial d wa the result of wore served to the following mem- | --------if i’ t'tiHsiidi , ynii diMiiltl Ii xiv i* a long series id ili-ac.ieenioids hers: Mrs. Pauline Howard, Mlsa Mr. nnd Mrs. A. E. Reeves of Ml** Dial Hoyle i.turncd ■■ Mary Pariah, Mrs. C. M. How- I Tallahassee and Mr*. Irma ('lav- cenllv from altoul a *ix vv, cl, M in I m l h i n y n u t * 1 iikt* i>uitfl r a n over »rripl* SKI .i: t T i l l ) SHOUTS ers, Mrs, J. 1*. Thurmond, Mrs. tonof Hanford visited relatives ui slay in South Carolina The In i I I hi n« mid li ii' y'l l la*( Y'*n a "H all -failed when Buddy Ih*■I)•dr J. II, Anderson, Jr., Mrs. L. M. i St. Augustine last week, While! four weeks of her tripwere spent Sylv a got siik and tell Hie pro Tyre, Mr*. Hen Monroe, Mrs. John i there they also drove to Jackson- in Columbia where she did vui iliii'tmu lob al ParJinmiid -lie re M. Gilbm, Mrs. Claude Herndon,' ville where they spent one day ' untcer work at the Opportunit Inter! "lie knew my talent* tnd Miss Aline Chapman, Mrs. M. II. j ----------I School. Mis* Hoyle then visit' ' S A M t tl l lFS I 'll tST S l l ft WI Nf , umlersiniid what kind of Hi mgs I Hticklnnd, Mrs. Albert lllekson. Mr and Mr*. Hawkins 1, Con- with her grandmother. Mr* ' should do After lie left I -l.irtcd lbs la d y P'm is nnd Miss Bessie Zachary, Mr*. (1. W .l nelly. '2400 Park Avenue, aie ex tbal Gmy, nt Laurens bef-uo doing scripts Ihiil I knew weren't Itm Iwniit Ccii'iLvsl Hailey, Mrs. W. A. Hunter, Mrs. | hfCtillK their mid min- ntiiihintf hom** good lor me, 'Diram Gill atrinisl H. O. Hhlnholser, Mr*. W. I, Har­ n-law. Mr. und Mrs. Joe Hhcn ruined me 1,1. ivinI Mrs, II It l.ohccd huv, rison, anil Mis* Versu Woodcock louse of We"l I'tilm Bench this "I've been in *linw Ininno-" -ineo in their guests Mrs. Isihccd's pin U - ii , NKVVS — weekend. wa- 1. and I know wlial a good cuts. Cupt nnd Mi* William I script is So I -liiili d On ion,; down Miss Rush Coke lloylc returned Ghorholtxri. win, will be here !>u 4 :ulm in tile scripts I didn't like and 1 CAM ERA C H IU to her home on Mellonvllle Ave. u week. ('apt Ohcrlmltler h;< must say tlial my nidgiuenl ImThe Hanford Camera Club will line yesterday uftre spending Ike prst completed a tour of duty ul, been yindicated I ' m ry -m p l I mid Mi md M i- Mni%)ii< Wurfil refused ha* been shelved not meet tonight due to the fact past four weeks in Laurens, S. C. Eliuetiilot f Air Force Base in HALL Where she was tile guest of her Atirhornge, Alaska, where he wn i,iiiixomc llo- bulb of a ,laugh "Meanwhile, I've done only Huei He lee led Slim Is that three members of the nom* grandmother, Mrs. A. Dial Gray. the Assistant Chief of Stuff i> suit sisjtii tii, Anna Maty, on August ft plelUrs ill five years’ and one mating committee are away. The the Commander hi Chief id ui th> I ciiiulil I iiiighluii Memorial id those wn» mi inanmlt to MUM .a \ l i f t •*«»«» next meeting will he held at the Mr. arid Mrs, James A. Wright A lust, a From hen* lie will go l>, for 'Annie Gel Your Gun' unil one City Commission room on tha nnd family returned recently from n new assignment or duty In 1Hospital was hu De.Mllle I fi.nl tot- ami V > ^ . . .. night of Aug, 13 at whtrh time a trip to Amin Mnrln lidarul They Waeldnglun, I). C. \l visiting lots of nder- liom i>iIn-1 -loiliovesulta of the photograph contest had us their guests over the week­ the Luhccil* Is her broth. . Mid « " » lt" ,«eiiled a gilt from Hi>' Init I nillMll'l take llli-lli Now 1 ^ O R D * ORLANDO HIGHW AY will he announced by n meniboe end, Mr*. Roy It. Wilghl und shipmnii William E Ob. ikoB/er. Muufoid «-ii'i>b«v■i • to ................ . i mi " of the St. Johns Realty Co., don­ grandson, Bedford Aiktn. 111, who Is n Heeoild Clie mini ill "I lioui -eivp-e, ors of the nriies, It was announced the II. S Naval Acudiiuv •' \11 it. i,'. >■. t >, the oc, usioo v,, i ,■ today by ft. P. Ilergere. * Hiimigbum, Mis* Mrs. Hugh Dunlrii und (laugh II,ipolls, lie W ill uirollipoiv ' opt ^1* ter, Miss Belly Walker, have re mill Mrs, tillerludt«ei i„„ i !■ I liie ld u M bill ami Mi- Joyce turned to their home m West I Washington Social A n d Personal Activities HONE 148 Tea I n Given For Phone Employees 1/3 O ff ! Shortie Biijimuis ('uttun P 1i s *e, A UvJ lint Into und Huy- J *vJO (>u MMI . . . MANY OTHER 1IAH0 A INS T HHOUrillOllT TDK STORK I All One Group 980 utlicl lulls I /3 off Bathing Suits \/:\ o r r Summer Dress Shoes 1/2 Price • Drastic Reductions — Our Ixiss, Your Gain. 5s h o p P i N N i r s - r c i i i sA vti iviv Mh b u m ________ ^ Vj/' ‘ Vn eajnK3f4R 1 B. E. PURCELL Company U0 Wm I Firat SI. Fhona 174 �Fleischer And Legion Lose 1st Game To Hialeah ,3-0 *fH)«by Bl ues " Must - D e f e a t Pensacola •. Today To Stay In i r S t a t e Tournament Buster K i n a r (I Hits J a x B e a c h S c o re s 5 R u n s In N in th To E d g e P a ssed , 8 -7 Brooklyn’s Bin fro In D e c i d i n g Run By JA M ES DAVIS [S T A R K E (Hperinl)— liialcnli n( Of f Byrd; Bi rds •ml rudely Interrupted the Baby lie* bid for the fitate championPlay Here T o n i t e Ip mnd ended n ten genie winning P*in by blanking them ■( to 0 in Just n* the Athenian, made u By N E IL OILBRIDB rain ihortened contest. The ab- laxt minute drive that forred tbe Associated Press Staff W ril'r •Tinted tilt which w«* ml led ni invading IVi <ihiix into the irn ut Dcl.nnd’n three runs in the nim < Hy K E N T (M E N , A IN I of the sixth Inning wn* Marntlum in did) II. the Sen Inning, including a two run homer Sports Editor lleeh'* Ml the wey ax Pitcher Iliidi xinged ii five-run ninth in­ hy Second Uasemun Jack Cad", i C omo limited the Sentlnolex in ning rally to overwhelm the In­ Hlnr Heminole High Kebool sec- gave the Red Hats a 7-1 win over hit. truding Seminole Slues in .larkmol baseman Dllworth Sheffield Is the Lcenburn Packer* In a Florid* I Snnfonl twirl- miiville Hem h Inxt night, H-7. finiling new life nx a shortstop on State League gamo Tuesday night. ' er Melvin FinishThe first plnco DcLnnd c l ‘b Mnnnger lb-d the amazing Junior American Le­ er allowed .1 rune scored the other run In Ihe ninth ^ Treudway xmnshgion team thi* summer. This young 1oh six hit* one of when Charlie Brewster, manager ed out ii two-run hustler took the shift to short In and ‘ i which wap a two centerficlder, singled, stole double Dint tied line style after the switch from J bagger by hurfai' second base, nnd crossed Die plate the giime nmi the keystone sack was necessitated , Cnrso, The Hemon a single by l-eftfirlder Tqd H u n t e r Kirmrd l>v the Ins* of Frankie Htenxtrom, Brooklyn. ' Inole nine play­ pounded mil the last year's Legion xhnrtflelder fn other Tuesday night game*. 'd ed fine defensive Hus s p r i n g •>game-eliding sinJacksonville Beach edged Sanford !i hall hut were nnHtenxtrom work­ gle in Die ninth 8 7. (JrLinili) bent Corn* 13-fl and "n b ln 'tn hit with ed at short with lb rnp the fiveDavbum Bench downed Falatka men on base*. Hhrffield roverrun Slid uprising 6 3. A S K rider and Cordlug Ihe keyxtnnp Dint shelled start­ Daytona Bemh rapped Palatka Fleischer ell broke catcher sack. Dll or Del, er l.nuie ftrntns Flit Her* Bay Fall!* ami J<i« Font t n 'i reford of not having ns be I* known Duster Kinard from Die ninund nlnnlmi (or II lilt* to win that stolen on for the season hy to hi* teammate*, . arid muideieil relie. r Murray game. The gnme wnx Had twice, twn parka apiece. i* one of those m the third nod sixth liming*, be­ Boeauae of the double ellmlna- ’ Hytd. few boy* who before D.iyhinn Reach put aero** two 'the Invading "lllnr Iloin hern" rule. Hpnford will Mill be In lievex in specialrun.* In Die seventh In take a win­ hernme firmly enlrrnrhed In J*« ranking for the legion title Izatlon. Sheffield ning lead llearh h> hiillding up u fi ll trail they muot win fill their re­ concentrates on orl.nidii’-i Senator* hanged out ntrr the Sea Illril* lirfnrr they ining game* to It, This afterone sport yeartill Sheffield mil Id nrnre ill Illr bottom of Ihr at It N p.m. the "Heby 'around. It’s hunehnll. baseball null aeirnlh. Hrnlnn had a nn-hltler play Pensacola In a halite more baseball for the lanky Ingoing thrnugli the fourth Inning val. Ivi ‘ The Inner of this fielder. but Floyd Clift's sharp single la automatically ellmlDil's piny for the League this look rare of thnt and lurneit the from the tourney. year bus hven one of Die key fac­ tide of tintile. tor* in the surress of tlm Campbell la fell victim to Hobby Tonight the shoe will he on Die trike mil blltikrlcg laat Losslng Fast No. 53 this year. Ill* other foot, ax the Heinlmden will idftlng to Jacksonville's heads-un play has saved "Mighty lie defending thrniselvrn in their t 9, 4-0. Walti fanned 20 bat*Mel" Fleischer on more than one Tonlght the wlnnera of th" home grounds of Memorial Stadi­ occasion .... I his timely stick is um. Ace righlhniith'd fllngrr Chico . opening game*, lllnlenb amt always something for opposing iksonvlll*, will meet In Starke Corrales will ho the stalwart for 1lingers to reckon with. tile fillies in their hid to even the Dll IosI a chance at winning •.SO p.m. , This vent's Campbell fussing I'ost No. 6.1 Junior American I,eglo twn-gnine series, (Juim-snn Photo.) t h l * summer'* city tennis cham­ Jimmy "Jock" Krlder eared ii hasrhnll tcmii Is the gr.-ntest ever produced In Ihu annals nf Son- r the Slate rhumnhmxhip. Top row, left to right, Melvin Fleischer, f'armies has nt/X. pionship when he had to with­ ■ford the humiliation of being fold. Yesterday they lost their first game In the last tl contests l lluhhu HIhIk t , Jimmy Kridrr, l.urry Bales. Front row, left to righ draw Iru lit no* l) i| Cade after sweeping to victory hllleaa when he Mapped a the best Siilifonl o a powerful lllaleiih l.cglun ni 10 , Il-U ill a lain abbreviated lilt. l, Randall Farrell, Junior Melts, Terry Cordell, Russ llimumn, Fiank record In the first t w o rounds of the 18 hits In beat last place Cocoa. ■ling grounder thrmigb the pitching They must defeat j'ensneola this Hflcrnonn to stay in the runnnig fo Stafford and Jimmy Wade. this senium wiDi ^ tnurnry. Sheffield upset (with Orlando hit in every inning and for o aingl# In the flrat Ina 12-9 record nmi Doho Dean nnd Tommy Stringer scored in every ono except Ihu g with two out. the lowest earn In hi* first two mulches and w*« sixth [Krlder will probably draw the uv,.ruut>. Thl. paired wdlh flay William* in the The Jacksonville llrnch Senr thii afler- Ylior City unlive quarter final* nf the meet, nnlv Birrl* scored live Bines it) n hlnth 16-y ear-old will he trying to to have to drop out of competi­ inmnjj rally In bent Siiufurd by ut Into the set the .Seminole tion In order to play with Ihe otic run ItlghtficMrr Buster Kin- ’ hiiseliall ninrhinft Junior Legion In the district nnd aril's *inj;i<> with two out In Ihe "Mighty Mel" Flelmher’s Inns Ii i i c k on the arm tourneys. ninth drove in Second Basomnn (lords y w** only hla second in trucks along its Hheffleld’s name might not ap­ Sieve Korfontu with the winning * DoIIA B Y ,— (Hpcciul) Tim (• h im and conatituled hi* course thnt has _ — pear In many stories of the games run for Jacksonville Beach. upcnirig to sportsmen of be rcwon 22 of the < hlen t orrale* It defeat In afV«n tournament ccntly tlcdlrntcd fiO.nnit nerc coun­ because lie wasn't tbe winning i In tjia laat two week*. The Inst ;iri tilts. ty gonu* preserve is welcome nuwx hurler or didn't bit the big Homer, I k wan only tko Campbell The Hide* pounded Joe Angel to hunters among the former but Ida contribution to the winning Jug Poat BS'a third In** In IA for 14 bits and seven runs last Legion offensive Is ulway* felt hy northern famllle* who constitute night but the Hen Bird propensity the retirement community of his teammates on the field. addition to hurling one-hit for late Inning utirlslngs proved Planntion Essies, Denary, 1, Lee Corto knocked In two rum. the downfall for the locals, As the Florida Hlato l,eague Regular Legion roach Bill Flem­ It was dillerent three year* With the srorr season drawa rapidly to a close. n douBlo and a alngle, fanned Woa laxt Pet. Big Bolt Dosore's booming hat ing, who Is at the National (iunrd's ago with only n hand full nf _______ z v \C ’ .g rending 7-H. Clift Jarksanvlllo llearh and Ilel.aml arcnunled for two home run* and and gava up four walk* to Flnrida Htste league summer camp In Anniston. Ain., opened the last are I ho two ctnha assured nf thetr six runs-hattad-ln to paqf Roh. DeLjmd d Hanford IU setback Ip.. OAINEHVILLE on-.Florida High 31 11 .717 residents but now with a popula­ wns "just sick about buying to hnlf of the ninth berths In the post season Hhaugh- son’s Sporting Hoods tram in Dtfytona Beach .uni double elimination tourr . 30 1(1 .053 tion of 1,000, management leguli*. leave tbe boy* In the midst of tho Hchonl All Star Maxkelliair^oachfl* . t>y funning ns o nessy play-offs that will begin on startling 2.'I-H upset over Wilson- Hanford Don t'nhh. Ocala, ami Hill Crew*,; Ilaleah wai at bat In the top of 21 21 .M3 Don* pinhlhit uR shooting ami tournament," Bill's mother said. good portion of Katunfay night. Aug. 2lh !.6ke Wales, spirited trntnBve I leventh Inning with threu rum 22 2« .322 trapping throughout tho 13011 Msler In the first " .pla ‘ iy-off tilt of Jaxvlile llearh "You know after hi* had been the JIJI8 paid par­ • and two out, when the rains 23 22 .500 aero* Dial was formerly the Count with the Itoys all summer It just starling team* today (or Ihe cams, It appears likely that Del.nnd the City Men’s Soft! Softball (.cogue Palatka ‘n lie phived at the University nf tisans began fil­ and washed out the fray, ra­ 22 23 -189 DeBary Estate, famous for Its about broke his heart having to In will capture the second half Monday night at the lakefront Orlamlu FJ. •Torlda Thursday night ing out. Harmon title too, which will farre an­ diamond. ting tho score to the end of the Loeshurg ID 28 Dll hunting and fishing. cave for summer camp." Young walk’ d, other I\SI. dull to lie selected On tin football prarlicr field to­ *1 217 Count Frrdsrlrk Dcllxry wnx Jth Inning. HI WlUnn’s a re rlghlhandrd Cocoa It win fortu­ day, both the North nnd South allDon Trump ala- on the lamia nf the boat won'Th e Hialeah plnyert collected the original Importer of Mumm* fllnger, Hrd Hire*, was driven TU E S D A Y ’S RESULTS nate indeed that star squad* were staled to gp‘ gird and Hod anddoel prrrenlage. Chumpsgne and kept hi* estate hr hits off Hanford righthander from the hill In the third frame Del,and 7 Irfevlmrg I Denver for dell, thrnutdi heavy scriinmagn* iiiulcf (Udxiut was punshesvllv slocked wllli gxme nmi (■Ivin Fleischer through six Inafter Itasura pounded out a Jacksonville Reach H Sanford 7 Ill order to make the Hhaugh one of the ill rect­ the critical eye* of Coaches Isk Floyd < lllt i’d to fill the \nessy Play-offs, a team Iihx to grand xlam homer over the left fish fur the brniTil of hi* scot Ing single runt In the Orlando 13 Cocoa 0 ors of the Sem­ Brant, North, and John Kdl«on,, sacks. Ilentas tossed one past place first or xceoml In cither of field fenre, ___ third and fourth Innings. famous guest* from all u*er the Daytona llearh (1 1’alalk.i 3 inole lllues, was South. { ■ world— preNidriit*, statesmen, [ Corao pitched himself out nf trnu- Ithndcx to permit Young to tally ilm two halves. Del.uml and Jax Tho victory gava Robson's 1-0 able to guide the T O D A Y ’S DAMES Brant, JnekKonville Bench Flat ’ royalty, nobility, grtirralx, nr■ twice to preserve his shutout, from third. llearh having finished up one nnd edge In tbe best three out of five team through the cher (.’ouch, wax particularly In Tills was enough for Alrno, who two, In (bat order, for the Initial game series. The two taama play Palgtka at Daytona Roach list* and writer*. Nu sports­ iford put runnars nn second ami Wnuchola Aren raised at this mn’mlnt:'* prnrMce man guesi needed to go more It In In* third Inning but Torso summoned in the usually depend­ phase of thu season an are twn of again tonight at 8 :1)0 p. ni. at the Uelbnrg al Ur Band tourney and take y the oul.xtnudmg o '* line play of Jacksonville llfneh at Sanford than 1.0OO feei from Ihs man­ a third strike phut Junior able Murray Byrd front the bull the four teams slated far tho Lakefront diamond. them to the state Guard Li Lamar Ellis, Lake lily , Cocoa It Orlahdo pen. Byrd was greeted by Nick play-offs at the latter part of thl* sion, pun Ihe KlanUlimt Rslale* ts to end the threat, meet In Starks, whl[e while Edison Edl a word’) of oral** had Cnntitiunlly (Inh, to hag ipmll, !n the fourth Hanford missed llgartr's single to renter to tiring month. Anirrlrin League H O FTH A LL P l X y I o FF' SERIES ..... ... . A* luck would for Halfback Dick Albrecht. Miami it, The Baby Hlurs had run- nrrnss Trump. Angel then fanned Now It appears aa though fil 43 504 liirhey, deer nr to rnlrh h hop­ w i, p d . m« New York Hill F Inning have It. Fleming i on t|llrd and second lutt Cor«* for the xrroml mil and the icnru Del,and will win the second Robson’s T>9 Cleveland 47 .537 ping big ha** In the little lahrs. will not return to Hanford until Edison. 1 0 1.000 Norlh Basketball Coach Cobb, ‘ ’ r on a routine Infield rending 7-fi. 55 46 half and Daytona Beach will 345 Wllxon-Maler 0 I .000 1 Bovton The resident fishermen (till the slate tournament la complotod, cup at U m . id his starting lineup 51 „ the side. However, Steve Washington 49 gain arrnnd glare. This would 521 have no complaint. Large nioiilh .Monday Night’s Result* Incidentally, Mrs. FlenMng said . nrron Allen, Leon’ ,kUll trying, lout Its final Km fontn nudged Philadelphia 51 48 make Daytona the third laam In Robson’s 2d, Wilson’s H .515 bus* are plentiful In the Dellaiy (hat Bill has Just completed a moment was Wnrr the play-off* with one , other IDty to ecore In the sixth Byrd for ii puss Chicago 53 .509 lakes— ten pounder* urn not tin • week’* training In the wood* and and Robert kjtm*. Penaacnla, at 54 Hama Tonight rants i Dick Lenholl. Daytona , Mats drew a free pass to to bring Tread 63 St. l.aut* .411 usual and folk* need only row out wrote |hnt he was noxious to find forwa team In tie chosen from among Robson’s v*. Wilton 44 HrarJi Heabreeie, at eepHf; fyddy 1 38 Detroit (18 ate but wnt thrown out ut wny up with the .3 tfi from the re-lalitl Dellary dock Into mil what his charge* ara doing. the real of Ike circuit on tha beat Copeland, Jacksonville Jackson, si mvmitunr m e JU^AIOHs : percentage basis over bath on n nett tost by Catcher stands roaring. Wilson Maler entered the tour­ New York 3 Washington 3 (night, Lake Monroe to catch loixx, n u n I’rrhspa. Hill *111 b*> able to and id Jog Holms, Helms, Jdalone. Malone, at fgnardi halve*. called end 7th rain) i Qabagan. T r oa d w a y ney tha favorites to win since |>lr», perch, slmd anil small tarpon. Pilot Ike ‘'Baby Blue*” In tkt South Coach Crows la bill finning Itah took the lead In the promptly com­ If he season were to cml today they won the regular season pen­ Cleveland 63 Chicago 0(1 Aa they nalk jinnies* through regional* In Alabama. It would to stsrt Forwards Huliert Mn Phliaiielphla 6 Boston 3 (night) ling inning when (lahagan drew piled with the nrlor to hint night's games, nant hy four full gamva over Rohthe unbuilt.on xeelten* of Flanhe n lltllo Ironical If Pleating Lake W4Je#. and bo« Sliinlfich,’ J St. tynila 6 Detroit l (night) mly walk given up h|r Flelsrh- wishes of the second pjltcers. I'nlatka would be the fourth son's, t a I tef» Hatafe*, parlirulnrly would return from Alabama only cpnbiF nnd scored An Corse's double fans hy lining team. However, tha race la very Robson's opeudd up on lllree In New York at Washington (tl) through the two mile strip nf to srrlv* In Hanford and have to Holt, Ft. Lauderdale; and Guards close with the Seminole Blues, the very first Inning when the Boston at Philadelphia (n) out a double right field virgin tropical woodland along turn around nnd go hark to Ala­ John Burgess, Lako Wales. »nd ! Orlando and Falatka all within leeil-off hitter Charlie Ulsien Cleveland al Chicago ilaleah added another run In down the right Ihe bank* of Lake Monroe, now bama again*. . . eearyon# In­ Mlko Holt, F t Lauderdale. third n« Frank Dee.tefann tin field foul stripe H#d ■tnhlhlf distance. walked and with tffo out clean up Detroit at fit Louis (n) --------- ■---------------- -cluding Bill wouldn't mind this — — * j i It' V a protected wild Ilfs aanrluary, National Iwagne to left, went to second on to push Colson and Ugarte home OmtijUng games through Mon­ hitter Basore slammed out Ids though. hwnl hunters ran oniy take snap M the next 25 games. This doe* not Brooklyn 31 .680 Ferrante’s lacrlfbe, took with the tying mn. Wackrnw, ‘ day night this Is the complete flret burner, dene and envy ths former lie at 37 lurhulo laxt night’s gamo with Jfix 023 shot* Oahegen singled and Even with twp out, Byrd couuin t combined records for all FHI< prornn(TV followed with another New York llary guest*. - Those home run happy "Blus 69 .573 4t on Corao'e outfield fly tsall. fool the "old pro" Klnard, who tc*me for both Imlvcas roupd.trlpper to make tho ecore 8t. Louis They see (ha wild turkeys roost­ Bomber*" pre rolling right along 47 64 .535 W L Pel nle Brent. not mIIaleih'sf Inal larcd nut a single bringing In KorOB 6-# tn favor of WIUoo, who had MMMalphla 61 61 .500 ing unconcerned Ip glam palm and and our eitlmata nf 92 circuit 70 .75 .686 Ip In the fourth More<J five times In the first half til when wh he elngled funta with the winning and game DaUnd clout* for this year may be under43 ston .480 W M 00 49 .698 UV) of the first. Wilson made their f|vo Hhslon Jax Beach _______town_______ I ending marker. hr ! r7 ’" : u,(’ American 61 hcAdlil) rafle swooping •mliniatlng the Hemlnnfe sluggers, a .418 eilnnaH Daytona ana Reach 44 49 .683 I I F i rune on throe ird on Fleischer's throwing Hanford ie hltk, an and cinto M 77 .380 down for amall birds and suuirrel* hut not by much. Tim current clip 40 (10 .680 IB V j three pasedn. Palatka nnd ramped home aa Center- Hniith, ef ague ie ami carrying Diem up to their has elevated Dint figure to P3 now, Wlisoi 69 fit .610 I0F| Ortawks r Roeg Hehmim threw wlld- Kenlx, If , •odi.gddsd added two. ..... morn I In Bro rooklyn (nlghl- young In ntiln atun the tall pine and If the |)|ue* continue to bu*t HANFORD 67 63 .633 18 hlrd after grabbing Flalsch- Alalm, M» (heir hslf .of the third to push New Yoi trees, Ihs chattering g r a y down the ftinea*' as' they haVo af Leoahurg iw •which «ot ’away from ('arise, 11) 43 87 »h**d 7-1 tilt .n six*ruu uptle. ( night- tupllrrelx anil fog squirrels are late, the century figure m*y he 81 Caeoa S3 78 .301 Iilg In th«naller half of tho 8t15LotSenB4 ) Pittebtirgh Inibra, 2b 13 innings) bald and friendly. The Jack rabbit, eclipsed. po Four ami onedialf g a m e s Rhodes, c frame by Itobaon's pot them The top three possum, fox, racoon and others separate tha Blue* from the Day. If. 2 0 0 0 CavTaro, rf id to etsy. Carvalho banged Cincinnati 4 Chicago 0 (night) Philadelphia el Boslon (B twl nlght) are moro,w*ry but can h« xtalke.1 slugger*, Chuck Don sales, ■ ■ tppa Htffh Islanders In the eeathe fourth clreidl entaek of .2 Duaty neil, rain. ral add X«en plainly without much of- A I o n d, S stponed, ’s percentage, Only 31k games gamo for Hopoono M leadr Rentas, p Rhode* and, Jog i al New Net York furt. 1the Heminolei from Palatka ■fifth* In «he laat half nf tho Pitrlsa have poled, f r ... phis at Boston (3 )(n ) Orlando holds a slim I Mi 7 14 18 0 1 i gr* plenth. af f*| qu,|| out 47 four-tnn»tgame edge over the locale In the II H O a o 1 0 Jo* Beach Kbbson's iced the fray In the Chicago at Cincinnati w w** durk atoF ggese, and era for an a ve r-., I 0 4 bitter rsco to gain a play-off bottom of the slxtn with another R t’ Lnuls el Pittsburgh (3 )(n ) in » ' o » » v o Kfrfnla, 2b It quite close ta tha aim 16.8 per man,,. International Leagno Florida ' berth. I I I six-run out-burst.. Bob Meson a, l a o w. xnd blue and If you Include* , IntemiUonil League I 8 1 Hanford la an the threshold went the route ip gain credit f< MFlorida mg cranti Homs tha fourth, fifth? . | iami 71 41 X I si « . u n dweeplgg put Uieee Mama I 3 II victory ror, Hobsoh's. obsoft’a. Chtmk Miami Beach stand four fast 76 41 1 1 8 they can maintain their curre idere relieved toeing pteher Tampa o k h. PO. n. _ the I’lajitatinn 88 so I 0 3 pinning ways..The Blues Rob'l Hiree In tRg third. > 0 1 1 i.Apng birds— ro- three, ihe tolal will read 68 or ju.1 Havana q 51 1 3 0 S O ' 5 0 m-Mnler 803 Wt) 1— 8 18 St. Petersburg : :birds (night slag. fbur ihort of the former regard 89 M 1 0 1 Ml • , BOO .448 X-— 88 16 West Palm Beech 58 61 > 1 1 1 1 birds, thru!*, set by the 4080 Giants, t ■ • I 1 4 riles, chickadees, humW 'd , For comparison’s eako. her* ara Lakeland 48 78 i I a *x and ram birds (who the flg u m for top s * hlttsrs OR Key Wait 33 88 l H ir ­ 8 0 10 « » pMfsfffl boeik mIn the rain.) this year’s record shattering Blues Miami Btach 3 Miami o gravy of won.toal percentages, ing run scored. ’ ‘ A t .t * 8 0 ■*kl hunter may not ap­ klkt the first six on the 1960 GtTampa 10 Key West 3 gamee l ■ , The Bluat cquld, If they mat. >• ■ I 8 8 1 * , 11 . > i " t / * Havana 8 Lakeland 9 preciate this ploturo of game that ants. rill hava to play Jax W.ewrrent'tllp force posg10 0 8 l ' 186^ Giants West Palm Beach I St. Petersburg T 1951 Bh cannot be ■ hot. but the Tate Count more times, Palatka trie Rk- Smith, ft°na Beach In tecond plage. |gH0 u 63 Lsr h u U t J n g ,U y , 0„ nr# Ah e, Leesburg tour more, Do 80 1 18 « J .» ;Tampa at, Kay Weit probably, looks down with com8 ^ Urtanoo, Cocoa, alt three wl'- tho Mlknden In 1 _ . . , j . * r . r o ;r i o m placehcy and utlsfactlnn at a r » ' and Daytona Beach j\)*t Lakeland at Havana Miami Beach el Miami jkra ......s.t >-■ n — » * ........... I community of a thousand mlddls more gamee. Young. Weet Pojm Beech etat, Petertburg ta U k .......... 8 Tomsk ........ I be Bluea have an even nnm. ^ their percentage, since !F.#awf4 S p,° Uf« anew on UJ, Brent. nn •'PC*, 4 Marghy, 4 hu krlflrious Nous •state astatc and llvi living at CavaHarg s t games left to play at lHnnn n play The Hemlnolo Blase This Week peaca with all these bsautlful , Hors ta a complete, breakdown and on tho road, ta each. bert of all the 14 Ssmtaote piaysrs ttmt animals and b ifd ^ Boosb and Palatka play ebto have hid a hand In establishing Important gamea ootfi sum. u M »t SANroBD the new Florida State League ro­ with Looaborg slated to Imbra T h e Sport Paces DeLaml Re ! Hats To 7-4 Win Register Sanford Is Still Robson’s Defeats Opening Of Game Preserve Near 3% Games Behind Wilson’s, 23-8, In DeBary Is Good News To Hunters In Play-off Race Play-off Game Blue B o mb e r s Must Bob Basore Cl out n Two Home Runs To P a s s Orlando And Dr i ve In 6 Runs Palatka A z a l e a s State Prep Cage Coaches To. Pit All-Stir (itflft me error ord ,wor'“ ftfk ■S' I® 88 .. J! «S K C Tola1!. asr/ ffl*1 11H & Si 2*3 m#K%"ll'ite “T W Si wony m sm Oontalss [ *d)t il A I M IMA mMAmm Sanford •r r i fSyl \ ,kS .K trrt ot Cfcif* V ,, .> 'i , , iAM.&>cM*viuiAaKti lY Hn W ” r»rfr[oat* uuh AB M MS* -J ord this year, law 88, , , bodea H 18*1 iriaa ......- 1 8 - j ■Wa iisi Ii* •• IS* ......F . ! at �.- .L M U f c L S6P-7-T5."~‘!P-'; O H . H. McLAULlN OPTOMETRIST I I I M ag n o lia ONGAL#BRANCH C O M r A N Y f i n e at C ou rt SI*. Pli, 2 4 M A ■Fine o r I k . I.tnea S h o t ,» r ) O FF IC K Phone I I I KURM TUKH SUPPLTEH * os. A New F e d Tractor Delivered on Your Farm costs from 50 to 5 0 0 Less than any other Leading 2-Plow Tractor ♦0 A n d n n i c k - licit l o i n of tho story! p rice U only ■ part The F o r d 'T r a c to r la rcmnrknhly enny to operate with Drnrhnrn Implements; enn be worked the year ’round; ran bo worked on m ore ch ore jo b s th a n m oat people know; coats loss to o p erate and service. Iteyoml all this the Ford T ra cto r has top value at trade-in time! A S K F O R A D E M O N S T R A T IO N ! •Bawd nil »tand<ird mndrli priced with hyriiaull. lift. t# I <* i BRITT TRACTOR CO. ’ “ Orliindn Hi way I M K I,IIN 1 I t A N t iK K A/e-V1--- Phone SOI T H E SANFORD W ad. A UR. 7, 1932 V^egal Notices HERALD Pag. 3 MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING - TYPING CREDIT INVESTKiATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES ATTENTION HARD OF HEARING Ijt'gnJ Notices 1* T H ll cernr it I# r u i i S T V J l ’IttiH. * U M IN I)I.» ('tllN T k . r t l l i t i l M , IN P H O MATK. ? 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Ulorlda, the nhUt evlnf eil Mile nf the I i H H A l.i e4 «e I n, a ■■ a hol e e«*t forth Voi* nml « iv Ii of |mi are heretiV rei|i|frri| f file with Hi** Dletk nf a.i|i| •VtiiM vmir writ Ien appearmire tprt . nalh nr Ivv attorney I S O T I f K Ml Ai r r . i R Mt *md nil on H»e l*| dav ■»r Sep T U B H T A T E MV K l . o l l l l ' A T o ­ teinher. and in I h n rafter file i l H. ii C l l t l l T M A N , m i l l -------with M«ld - i»*rk your written de IV l'.l iH I T M A N . hl» wife. It marfen*e-( tr o n thr lull nf I'nmHad. mid J O H N H «.*lll«IHT*»• nialut In e*i|•I la tirr «a prenorHind I 'l i K i t . mui -------- i ' i i h i h t m . hv law. in ilefaiill w lierefif aald >'(■•: K. hla wife, If tnm rlfil. eatiae ahall ptnryrd I'arle ■lulfiK umler the firm a K ii |o m I you HRrum nf W H JHIITM AN mini V\ I for o- mi hand and Hie ae*| of CHH IHTO PM KIU m home rpai • ili| Dour I >m Nanfmd. Seminole ifnnt e«t m e iiiihimu m. 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R*mI Hie dt'e> i Ipih'li nf the reil I’hiinr 1732 — 1714 entale deai t Ihed ill paid lllll »*f Uninidalttl is hr fnllnHit f.nte 17 mid CSV nf Kiihdh lai -n of J If.mo-lr id nf A N Ita rr in s tnn. m rnritlhK |o plat tlirienf, rHnnrileit In Mint Mnnli 2. I’mno I I . nf the I "nit Hr llei'nfda nf n P T O M K T H IK T Hrilil rmlr <’nilltl >, Elnridii Y O l; a n d UA**II U K Y U U A FIK BVKH E X A M IN E D U U U TH I.lt N U T I U I U D and re. | fpitred to file mm iippenra,i« e | (il.A S H K S K I T T E D t pei hi *11.•111 hi h> A i i nr ii * % i In ,i |i | aijH mi the l l l l i ilny nf Auginil llfi South Pnlmrtlti Avcnur l^Nf. in tin* mffI»*e nf the r lerk «•* a«id « ‘*mrl at Hmiifnnl Ui -ritlt oh.: D i:i I N SI III ll S I M , Ftll( thereafter file >nnr is Hit on '■ \ \ \ \ IT IIH IIN M I, feme* In -aid nii II u ItMn H m hnn re.|iitred hr Inn W r in p ii Initial -'dil in*i I Ini v i i d I IN NVITNUHH W I i m i K u K I hmi> a frvv ll Ei'tti iinin hi dine* W i1 hereniilti "til Inv liatld mid llm nfn ill I' pal mil him H i «i In hlllld JHI V F tir Ilcs iiliH MmJ nea| nf *nld t'nii^i thl a thn I Mil sir*V nf Jt|h A D l i t ? iiifiii- nt l i t tow down Ike liitlnwina *nlr* «|tpi> <«» u r I I K I tN D U N nil U n itl id* pul»ll*l»rd l » Ike **f yfi.'iMUi fm N ip v |o i intiio l t’l n k nf 1114j « h m i l HiiHlttitl llrriildi O /ii’i H id let llo im — , I in ' *«»U r I I ilm«* l At* per liar interlliiP 111 I . I Mm dli k D i ( nf Ilf | \D linn* till mill K .1ml I»l fill I ilptea l«»«- p»*e line liwrrlliip iM llA l. i d lime* Sc per line tnirittnii I lnNd U Itn) le ;n lime* de *.et Owe Itiifrllwa K F I I R E D < i»» FI 1 ’ Nttnruev fn| Mlaliillff ft.per line fnr t r i t r l i t n n h flH MedlPHted l.ytrt. hn.ffil rrlleyni Wo Im y *■ oho id Sitnloi 11 In* ♦In- i J<nr*4 S Park A m the apoll v t»f Prlrkly heal with U lte (Mints In Ihe Hit# Hh nfnlit, I1'I »i Jda *111i.IIIII Musuiit y III u n i :, ' 'A 1'• o f f» i aniaitfip. prciriipliir •« iH a p fr I inutile ll rile i ni llimw U m r I « | « HiiPh and other .minor akin Irrl* nl Him limit' F im a M -inud. iiuud (alltrrta ate n I •u i n n led a ltd fiuj|dr, i In* 1?* what you Inn* nl pnnttied ipitrkly, « ivInn a vel­ V O TIfM vety ■menI bitr«i. I n»d lie Him* \SIty * dloulni'd of lidtllPP 1" i Hit* At etefnn o’ldnrk mi T h i n min v Itiri and htilpltpla am ret if Lilly nint nl up, A uHnal l|. H im tipiirnnni w ith Jim|d* •p.u <■ I n a UnM %*1* *4111 he e.repled fm over M tra it D O N ’T W A I T It'Mird nf Ptlldli; IflEtl Urlhili ivlll m Mart ll.e I r l r p h n n r nil mrtnM*r<i|i d if d»'ftnn*l,. now f n r ii ld n d for prtrkly hepi or diaper rnali ifflve (tn<i|i*d t*lde mi nrte huinlimt Minitdnm iHiiiu r II name l« k 11 Im i i . i d l’d luitli. mull and iu v ■aare of ten tneh towel*. 127 Nil In*tr*1 III l Ifr I r k p h n p r lunik. In pitiiflM fold to wide per inner and In kiu'|i y iiiil rl.tilv -t *eliirn fnr <10* in •aioiiMndmlon one hundred d|p|KHieer» for invmU the m i« rg Il*e r !• r apee ted tn |n»* mul llii' (iil ii I,* uiily fTfitMMMI, H n It Hi 11 P*iltip(i'P of l o H i l " a tnl •*r«iinpttr In order for i n t« I 111 nil'll ill'll llllllli tlf III*' rtlllll'l rl |n$i«iii mtir m nvIII i hid eroder the heal pn«%!lde o n l t e nt IIM Ii ,l Millin' iin \ i ciiiii' K\ T im Hoard i ijpervpe ihe rig lit to lllll tt i|til til* mn*l t*e In fiir toiiH t any or all hid a. nil lie i*li Ikr dot he lore i>n Ml i |li*illM ii IIM Si mm lin|i' It,'lilt.. . HW MINUGG D U I ’ N T Y P D A I I D «tU tail I on I’ti'11'1 11 ■ I (I I, ,1. m>i|,i||rt M UIIMC I N H T I H 't TlfiN l'fen*e nnllfi iim Iniineiltnlri* I* U J O R D A N . I'titiriiMM II no error m i t m i " In (no* ml. III T \V I .A W 'T m N Hf* r v i i u ) H IM I - I ill III \\ r . >tmim*I Im »* *|n»n *Ihie ( mi mills ik tin 4. ii r I n r n r i n l io*erl b F r a n H lrllu -t 11II M III i i l l - i l l ' l I 'l l . 11*1.11 I > !(■ id file ' HI 1a Mi ,|| 1lio In ill' ii, th e *A'UMi |*i'i w i » (, and up. CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD T H l.K P H O N F S a n d M»71 ItmiMi (Ot SunFord ,\11.infir NnMmiOl Bjinlt l 11ERAED WANT ADS ^ ^ O P fa B U R It 1<frPRICKLYHEAT FEEL IT VANISH lly lin y A 111 \l |U \ Mmh'i n 2 hi di tiOMi lani m •|" .*• lo tiojii'tl. In Mild I foil v fill ri j *to «l ( pin* gii» ni;*' ii f111 t ill t.d 11n i * l a i i g r lot >4 1 - I in) HO « rt I elf (< ' )tf >■ it ‘ I T T I \I l l O l . E Y W t l O D IE d S i m m l I Id I tpHt l»»l I* tlftK C*»H1i|ll*'l«* VuU] |dn'd ir In .<d In i||I d T 11*■i In ui it I«r». I In Fdt till III v l ’ Id *i I Dt W*1d 1 ii I I \ Id if I F E E D S o . .■Fill | ....... |ooin ||, in ti V v h i Iii Ii Ip 17 lliri>'i.:li Sp(>' I3HI J M O tIH K • O ’LBt? ooem t By TH EM Pi PBS 'N C \V »U 2 l|PllrMMIM IIP* Il'MIK H Ik iim D -9 T Vig r M«,|i'i ii A |ii — ,i , if *| I , |i'i f 'iiiuiil, -1,'lv IE |l UtAVEKSE la l onMop |tod*i ''H' to M o ri IAUM It'll I I K N T ■ni iI m i i u *. very (ti)i„l I ii ik I. on Ii i i m I i " u T IlntwiM ti Knlpr|>ri«« mul fintt-.-n I'fUHIP HIIO.W. W a lk e r m Ilf, VV K U H N I Hi I K D , - ' Mum ii|ii. Hllll HeI I'l-Ill'll ill |i u |t |i . Magnolin Avu, ‘J nr .T Ilui 11 |'.ill'll tiiM iit fiiriiiHliitil. ilOtl Klin A vp . K. II, Until|i. ii |mii i i i ii ii i A P A R T M K N T m>» k l l d u n . p tlv n lu iiitritiiin. Very rimmm ■blu. H umic Illllfl-H. VKHV I.AI1UK 2 bwlnumt furnUhi'il i|it. I'rivntu cnlniiuu and privutc Imth. Ailultn only. Hume til MV. K U H NIH IIE l) Riiartmi'iiF- 2 b d m otu « , e l w i i l p kItrln-n, jirlvatu putrttnrn. i’hDni’ tltltl-J. MODERN 2 licijrmim innflo'iry m o m , unit i'l u 2 FOR R U N T ~1 H E D R 0 0 M npt. N e w eliwjrlc iltclicn, Imtlt with * .tiowur. I’ hone 1327. “ MB' Real KHtata Kor Hale — 4 I f yon w h n t to li n y , Rent or Hell, Reel J, W. ilAi.i-, Rpaltor 'VM h NP Htala Rank Building "C*U Ilali" I'hona 1789 jjj. ,. _ W L i X . ii Lnn k U l ip ft I l 'te.I'u'i", m o' and fd I iiiil . i l"i R F F K M ’ ITf \ I » ilC a'1 |'l 'll.' H llin M IlM l* . , , I ill Ini'll I I I R D*(t» VMM . Iaa| Ii new , inn pm I* • i h‘M i; i 11 nl Mhi» hn l iiiU f M d"\y n ,i* • d Sniifni «| I ;lri I r n I »» I Hi M ilglllllhl V 4f * •1)1*0. « HN I it,' UH Scull A ,. '"{"»* ...... Hll.l WtHI. nrr P»7 |t o C l l , K lll li M u aiiutim um )M>K>tMy. 'l l,) '(Mill,'. IMMcl ’ I«I 1, 11' I i i Ii If' AniPII ... W \\. i I nt. unit i> t'h . I non# We M I'lA N O H New • 'I'uiil.i - um. . iH ft|. I i *i till K i h Ii i ' h I 'I miim WANT Sim**, I'.'ttp Myltle Avenue. I’li latih \v. I n e I'Tce ui K mm , 4- 0 I 1 K H T H of l l r n w e r H - - A l l Hlee*. I' inliitieil nr nnfinlubcil. Ilcne,illn lily p r i m ! . Com pure o u r prlcui, - loot) Ini)’, lludicut Term *. T h e I'Tirnllu re C u n lrr, till Went K b at. i'hone 1426. W E H T IN d llO U H K Electric range, gouil w o r k in g romlltlon. Kor only I6U.IHI. Hnnfnril K.l erlrlr l ‘o. l l f i Mng nolta A r e . liuut, O N E U H E D gat M ove " F l o r e n c e " type, (iood i unditlnn— muiieri)— 930.110. Pill Park A v e ., O e n w a y . ehnir, i{ imiiI couditlnn. i l ul' hit .luijfeu ten, il— ‘ SV’ O I I K W ANTED ll << '42V it t m o iM J'A iit s in iv ir K lly i -iiiiu Mill', ui i'litnliun I ‘.M'n III! I (■'llit I'll I f IT) H \l I I ' A r K I t l.u ',;i it *p|Pctlo*t in • i •i, I l l m "In O iln iv I V\ •111ii, | 1 f u . HIT, I in ,t \V**h- in,fun Jit Oriimilii L* r.lil*. I oM I I C O S T A U T O I'T N A N C 1‘i.ti iiv w i l t lni-*) tnink — I n ....... ■ v It I, H O S T ' W A I T , A (IB , 1' 'n , r11v I'l.'Mil" I'I mi IIP |Cf. VI I IV l'K h IliiMiliUpr wora. Id a itilotli)" l lu l i'i Krpn R illhi',i S|,i I'liiiii S u i v i i p , f.lma "Mil I >•,l<i in 11■■ mil I K u rllllx r. i u in ni,-i ,V tiiiti i y Hum* I t;,.'t M ui HilH-.f. Htmiiipued. m - ' , i ) ‘ < irpiilrril. Khiinian'i, RIO I W — H .Sniifo(,J Mil St I'lnmliliig A Sn|i|dli'* i nuti n r li r i g A Repair* .1 K in g 2800 Smith Par k A t # I ’hiiii,' 30 M ' S I C l.iiiiMon# Plunu, vocal, .ii tinlinn, wind nml Hiring lu ­ ll imi'iit". Stii'lenl lliiwullan y mi nr" nt Riooo. K rniu ’c* fltopheii", IM03 W. H n r v n i d , 0 f l.iml,., I hn iila I'll. .7.4:1711. M T'OM K ClL'j J A h . ■tl i; — M il LOST AND FOUN D Enpeiteneed in illctnphime. full I t IS I (mil gold ri m m ed glume*. 703 XW. 23|| O ra n g e Avenn* HiiMncuu O p p o r liin ltirn — III ti MOliOHTON 1fi.II !*Ar f) - 9 Y O U R O l'P O ItT T 'N IT Y Kelinlili’ p a r ty In handle whnli'.Mile IIE K H IIE Y 'H , H U 0 II A It D ’S, A D A M S . D E N T Y N K , U K KM A N 'S FAM OUS C A L IFO R N IA VA­ CUUM P A C K E D ALMONDS A N D M I X E D N U T S nml other wot Id ndvertiaeil lirinul"! litcinea" net no for you, only aupervialon liredeil- , Ri'ipllrve nlunit *1230.1"' Ot'otl r e f e r e n t 1*, nntomnliile. no all ra*l>. depre**|nn-|)rnnf luitlnr»«. High i urn me i t ii i la imrnediutely. W a n t p a r ty rnpnlile nf earolim fNMio In 112,000 yeu rly W i d e foll y, g iv in g phone uumher far liH'ul inte rv iew w ith company repreauntativu. B ox A . c/u Herald , 1 1~V" Tele* S ill I ' m, im IV ilM lcIp h . Mil W H um ',- I, Sun­ 1 U V ’J M O W E R S It A I I V H I T J ' K K , M r" . Kulketihei g, heat roferrmi'i'H. Phone 1213-J. SEC R ETA R Y, reel ealnte. ysn-W. r*i,l ini't In. •ins 11nr, .1 r Tiil'li <1 1 Ajiplv I). il.T W h o M u m ln it SPiitlnpJ, D r("ii,In 1 . 1 ,'iiiMt: Star. i'i,ll Ifnljih I ''impel IIK.I.P W ANT ED I INI Mill . funI SilgM ' l . Ml' * ' till ye ll- 'Njgii - 11 u,li' Min' > I I 1 I'll,Mil A T T E N T IO N V E N T ll.I.A T ’jN O fan, g a r d e n tr tutor, mounted deerhead, poet ‘(trill, dtceear, tnlile, nntlijueit. I6P6 Elliott Avenue. Hanford Ave. ,V I, o E l . D E R I . V Minn Ml emiple with Irnllei wiit|l'<l »lu> ,v um It I III,' to will I, few llUMI. I l l ' l l IVeel. Mil |MI|||I|\ fill In I'Tce t m i l m upnee. w n l e i . e l i 'i t i u T ly Wugea. ,l p p ly llu* 0 , Snnf'M'l I lei nlii. ^ 10— 27. E xU i, fill w ant,<d .MA I D I Time (i R A K .S Si|iiuie llni'it • llamlinu Illlmle fm porrli or hro eiewny. 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I* If I I 'idhoy * I '!•" iin n ia .H hnhtn, carport, utility O R a W s M A N "efectrlc bench aaw. floor*, hire lawn anil liirulni-np)ik" new, Inrliiillllg motor nmi Ing. Motver A wanlilng machine " (n v in l liullt tnlile. Onn tie ecerl furniihril If ilmlri'il. lit l l l ll l.umlier V a n l. Price ^^•m bud^Heiilt^, I'hone 27 173.00. W nll y llietrlr h e, Phone I— S' ITie n r I* SAN' i) (himaider i niiitli|irnof> lint. Di livei y Set* Ice (din In* ■n i' I gin in.- nt pi itleeilnn me n'l f f ul Philip" fnhmlal Fa I I A M S . Go.I pi f*t H Il4tpin tdlir* M 1! Ml lly liip .k y I-lrp|ilnrp. I ml SI. IH pvininn 1 Ilir» At ll lii'ilriiMiiin, nil |4 0 " Ave (■W I I I it) RS uni fa eil In p»r* |.. 1mti 1Till flnora tnnile Ilk# m u I Trii 'lilng, elenolltg A wax* in,:, iiln iiu i I iiI ' l- power plant. Senior Seniinnh' Cnmity *lnre I.... . ll M Cleii .>in, Lake Mary. \v- H U D D U M I l f t I S iiiiri „*iii „■ mmi: f t i ll M H N M 'K M IV ..II I hiup mul 17 112, tii'vI IM Ain 't..... Mnrhql * . N E W f» R O H M hi ill Hi llfi I ai»trll*(» furiil.tiiiii. I'I imiip J'll •! By wM* MMilllFFM ^ fU ’A R T M K N T Hmdli Sonfot ! ii' l-'KIi ,||> \ | |(K ........ . i niidit ion | lull ("im In* Alton nl uMy 11••I** C ud fid I M 1■*i npp.ontiiipflf I'uiid 'nig. : u I.m i I'iio I- iitu itiiii <'«•" 1’iu'hd WORK reputi jnliH, nr »m*M 1'.ill ,1mm I I 12 M I. 1*1' I'honn 71♦( W1 H "toliiw KW ,.!" IT" IM■ K i n ........... S.M.tl, MM l l l l t l l * Ity UnSiP. IMioiip tE!U-M <»r Hhri M, i linril* I •11 V I Mil l, A m u i i *I iimip. F d .| inu, I 'l l Mill Nit 'iiii.n ' itml icpait' w m k. Ere# 1 t >11,1, 1,"- I: I. Ila-vey. 201 , AIM It l. l’.s r u l e S A U K I'tli t'ulullllll A", i l*i. I |i’> W * d F i Hi I’ll. S«iifui>l fit'll I' m a 1 \IIPEN i Eli ! I f-nliltll, till I fiiorti I lo t ii goor| < lid y f i'fi *1 • *i * ' pu y ||M«mI ‘ I,,inf a i d Id* oil n ' 1 t h i Mu gin din A v« \||(H , i'M lJIt Hr ll 'M n|it V tr.ti-Ii I, unml Im-ntl'in, |7t)lin I 'nil 17fi4 ur rvrniML'* 1**1*' (V |' ' t* i' 11Initin I |;!fi i, Wiiy. NOW, 'TEN L A D 9 . . . L E T a T S A C W O' NA(T V E 3 T O B E i i O g E w 0 5 P i f -v S <1 I*lil — 12 C. Vail \i l „ m king hi.' Hanford A*e1 ■.... ..... w ,v t tr,:t .1 11Mi I \ | t iFS I FS I It* liM'dr it i •• ivoinirnl wily oi m*t|y *i 11f1v*m In I'o/pyy ay t n nnot li t > " lllll) Hunt It At Intit >. A vi*.. I'ny (nun Fntii|d. i. SI R V K E S t' ni im h' 11 in|n« \lll\ITS |lllll •* I II* f do I ’m *1 Slot R|Of lt(f| Id.' F t nglot A ve , Ih iu ti idn, Now Tiny i on Ihuirii, I'Toi nln. W lI .10 SAVKF4 point......... .. J ( U ll x w io lh M A Iff. \ RB I I* S T O N E \ n iiT c n is iiN A S P I 9TOS Cotta ■o'* 1HI PHONE 148 V V K I.A I, A A | m rlm * iin . I l f I’llHt S i l l ' l l I'llMlir 41KI W D E V C A N ' T C O O L O S P O L D P E T E w . T 7^ [_ B O 'U 'N ’ r -\ i— (v v A T E g ;J \ H u l M ln f DR. C. I.. PERSONS l llll H I M ( M u = f 3 V L f f CIiP J sows m o sts I.’l DR. II. K. RING SANFORD HERAED g lC K F Y 1 I.m S T W h ite and lemon walk#" hound puppy. Panin vlc intv ihumim Luke. R eward . Phone It'i20'lt-I. LOST: Yellow Cold Mnionli- ring. ^^te u jird . P h o m M J I j L J j ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 13- A i m ) MO B IL K S ■"ii ni <a te) ital ' tii.d •ml h*!1 •tj ■f i -id — U We’ll tmy your car regardlc** el age Ml' cmidltlon. Little A Reel U»v,l Cara ’- . 4 et] 2nd ami Sanford DDOliK Wayfarer HuMnm Cnupe. One owner. Excellent infill "■ MSM SOI ail 17— IIOATH __________ )M . "I" __ i- i* O N E fm t m y iruule 12ft. uut-tmaril motor tmai. Ilnrunln u t tlM M M o W. F . li a h lc i , Box 3H3, D e B a r y . . v J ‘ f 14 T ' r �•.r-. ttrK Page 0 nanford i i k r a i .d Veteran Fisherman Seeking State Post Blues In The News Wrd. Aaa. 7, 1937 Vast Holdings Of King Farouk Will Go Back To People a , DOB ANTIIOSr TALLAHASSEE utV-A veteran ( a j. f V,j 1 Gross Is Up, Net ts DowiiAb Taxes Net Government te a s Five N A A S men cam* one step state representative who ha* been In the commercial fish business closer to becoming petty officer* since his early teens Is seeking yesterday when they passed their By SAM DAWSON appointment as stale conservation Seaman • Airman examinations. NEW YORK Ut - The Treasury They will be advanced to their is xllll taking more than half of supervisor. CAIRO, Egypt 1*1 — Balled exW. J. Hendry, Okeechobee, who new rating* August 1(1 which whit a manufacturer cams— but it King Farouk'* vo*t holdings In served six terms In the House of menu* they will have sufficient) Isn’t getting as much money a* a M W were ordered Impounded Representative* from Okeehobee "lime in rate" to be eligible to year ago. Tuesday night by the reform gov- County but was defeated In May compete In the next third class That Is because other costs of •rnmeni that kiekrd him off hi* In a bid for the Stale Senale, said petty officer examination*. The doing business are rising There throne Estimate* of Hie pudgy be will try fur the upiNiinimenl un­ five men and the rating* they Isn't a* big o pilo of gross earn­ U fa * Vina Knitted a* lilt'll a* two der Dun McCarty. will he udvanred to are: Charles ing* for the Treasury to get at— bill 1011 liuliur* McCarty, the Democratic numl Tlstton, Seaman; Douglas Heyser, even though sales volume is up That enorinoiiN enllruate ram* nee to succeed Fuller Warren n* I Airman: Donald Hite, Airman; for many companies. from unofficial reports long cur governor, ha* said lie will not re flalph Stukel, airrontrolman Air* The Treasury, however, expects rant that the royal family own* lain any of the present uppoinleel man; and John Hehmrlti, Store lo make lip any shrinkage In cor cne third of Egypt's sis million to so railed "L itHe Culiinet" Jobs. keener Scanlon. norate taxes by larger collections arable acre* Such o clniiik of the I I'M love between Rock Hudson and Piper Laurie, In a scene from Hendry said lie liaau'l talker) Ihe Mrs. Ilowdcn, a member of the igcr and Universal-International “ Has Anybody ib-en My CJal," Technicolor. fertile Nile Valley would be wurth matter over with McCarty yet but "(Jet the Vole Out" league, was from Individuals, as wages salaries rise and the Treasury Tre Sliuwlng on the Kits Theatre screen Thursday and Friday. at least that much claimed support from the seafood guest speaker yesterday am! to­ Such holding*, If farouk actually Industry In his hid fur Ihe np|xdnl- day at the regular N AAS Human takes a deeper dip Into personal Income. had them, would rank him— along ini'nt. The stuto conservation sir- Relations program. Till* program Individuals, of course, also really with the Nlram of Hyderabad— a* pervlsor enforce* laws governing Is held wekely and It* purpose I* pay the rortmrato taxes In the lung formerly one of the two richest salt water fishing. The oust Is he lo enlighten men aboard the sta­ men In the world. i ( ’„NilnNt* d m Fas* Oast ut ore resent by ti purge vat Ids, Apa tion on certain aspects of human run, since they are covered by Ih* higher prices charged on manu­ May 13, 1931, am) Dial his findDetail* of the former monarch'* liiriiirola Hy A S S O C IA TED PRF.HH illation*. The program usually factured guods. fortune have been a closelyink* corresponded with the previ­ Hendry, 52, became a commer­ consist* of a short movie, a guest guarded secret, however llll'.h govNational League Surveying operation* nl 4Ut corn ous testimony of Steele Partin, •rninent official* admitted they cial fisherman ut H and now I* speuker or both. Mrs. Ilowden’s pontes for the first hall of 1U53, assistant stain auditor. Halting— Musial, St. lands, .331; one of Florida's major catfish ex­ splrnded speech on the all-im­ had no complete listing of hi* prop porters. He is a farmer chairman Ho said further that liepurt Atwell, Chicago, .310; Klusiewslkl, the National City Hank nf New port out topic of "Voting" was •Kiel, but hoped to formulate one of llio House Commlllce on Salt York finds that the Treasury is No. 120 was not received by the Cincinnati am) Addis, Chicago, from paper* Relied when Farouk Water Fisheries and was a mem­ Frent!v appreciate,!, Thank you getting 39 per cent of their com­ Motor Vehicle Commission and 313; lawk mini, New York. .310. Mr*. Ifowden, for offering your abdicated and left Egypt. Runs baited In — Sauer, Chicago bined gross income, the same per­ Shut no check was received for The inventory was expected to ber of the rominlllee during each time for our program here aboard centage as a year ago. the amount concerned in Hint 87; Thomson, New York, 74: Hodg­ nf Ids terms in Ihe Legislature. the station . take several week*, ut least. es. Brooklyn, 71; Ennis, Philadel­ This includes n 32 per rent cor­ report. Clarence A. Herron, Airman The Cabinet'* order Impounding Late yesterday afternoon If. phia, 63; Slaughter, St. [amis, 04 porate income tax, plus Ihe excess Anprentlre and James D. Roullt, Farouk'* Egyptian wealth gave no lllli — Adatni, Cincinnati and (Jrady Cooksey of Orlando, u for­ Fireman Apprentice, reported profits tax which some nf the cor­ mer supervisor of Ihe M o to r Vehi­ Muslal, St. Louts, 126; 1-ockimin, indication of the plan* for It. It porations also ore assessed, aver­ aboard N AAfl yesterday for duly. aging off for the 4U0 firms at 39 cle Commission, testified that he New York, 131; Schoendlenst, St. il generally believed, however, Until men have eorne to Hanford per cent. that the government will distribute (lit* (I nor* I Mtm Oael mode a check of the Tax Collect­ lauds, 120; Hamner, Philadelphia, from recruit training In (Treat (b* properties n* part of a vast or's office on Nov, 30, 1919 and 114. Among them they nre putting would vote for Stevenson and Lake*, 111. land reform program now being Homo runs — Hauer, Chicago, ■lint lie found il In proper condi­ Clarence came Into thn Navy aside f3 849.ooo.ooo fur tuxes nut of tion. He said Hint lie was assisted 27; hodgei, Urooklyn, 23; Klner, discussed by Premier Aly Maher Sparkman," the former Secretary first half gross ennilngs of f I,Bill,• of Stale salt), "not because they April 17, 1939 and he call* Kan­ and his Cabinet. Pittsburgh, 20; Mathews, Uostun, in the check hy Mr*. Clark. The decree provided Iha I the are la heled Democrats, hid he kakee, 111., "home." James I* n 000,01X1. ................................... . , *7; iionfon, Huston and Thomson, In Hie second elniiiinutiun of the cause id their iwrsnoul ipialificu Rut the Treasury is gelling 433 meml>er of Ihe Naval Reserve nnd fortune be held In custody and prosecution he admitted that Mrs. named lormer Foreign Minister linns and their record* in public reported for active duty Aurll 7, million fewer dollars from them Clark told him the number of the Ci!l ll? , i!°®' Hr‘K)h(yn, 7-1, olflce." HIM*. He hall* from Fort Worth. this year than last, or a drop of In-t automobile license tag sold 875; Wilhelm, New York, 9 2, 818; Ahmed Khashnba and former FI Hut llyrnes said he wanted lo Tex, Welcome aboard men. Hope 13 per rent. nance Minister Hussein Fahml u* Hearn, New York, 12 3, .800; Yu before his check and that It devel­ hear views of both Stevenson and you enjoy your stay here at NAAH H comes about this way, custodian*. has, St. Louts, 82, ,8od; Ersktne, oped later that IQ more had been Hen. Dwight D Elsenhower, Re­ In exile on Ibe Isle of Capri nnd In the city of Hanford. Combined sale* receipt* of thn sold Urooklyn, 11 3, .786. last week, Farouk told newsmen publican eaudidale, before finally Everything's fin* In Amery, 480 ere running 3 per cent ahead American League Following Mr. Cookiey on the making up Ids mind about Ids own be now was a comparatively poor Wl*„ according to Verl Warner. of a year ago, for a gntn of about stand was Puu) Hurkhart, agency Ratling — Fain, Philadelphia. vole. man, had not taken a fortune out Vert Just returned from that fair It* billion dollar*. However, labor clerk of the Motor Vehicle Com­ .349; Woodling, New York, .320; In Springfield Illinois (Sov. Adof Fjfypi and hail mi fortune stored city lifter spending a week's leave and other operating costs have in­ mission. During hlx testimony the Kell, Huston, .319; Goodman, ilosup outside hi* native land. Previ­ lal Stevenson’* campaign manager with his fnmlly and friends. creased U per cent, for a total of .318; Mantle, New York, .310. prosecution offered In evidence a lon, hinted today that Stevenson will ously, H had bpen widely rumored Ituns butted In — Robinson, Chi­ Huffato-hound Is John Wheeler 3it billion dollars. number uf document* Including re­ keen a strong hard on Hie ronducl that he hud vast Investment* That leaves the 460 companies cago nnd I toby, Cleveland, 70; fi........................ of‘ Ids presidential campaign amt amt his wife. John works In thn 733 abroad. million dollars less to pay taxes ceipt * which he hud received from Drupu, Detroit, 68; Roien, Cleve­ disbursing offlra aboard the sta­ n perhaps shift the center of Infillthe Tax Collector's office for the Inside Egypt, he owned more land, 67; Rerra, New York and tion. It's been <|ulta a while slnco on than Ihe year before. than a score of luxurious villas, cuce from Hie Dcmocrnlir Nation- he and Ills wife have Iwen to Ho the federal tax payments will 1919, 1930, and 1961 license tags Zernlal, Philadelphia, 04 ill Committee lo Ids own Spring which had been sent to that office and hundred* of big foreign autoHit* — Fox, Chlcagu, 137; Rob I heir home in Ihiffalo, so, leave be down 433 million- and their net by (lo- .Motor Vehicle Commission. Held headquarters. profit otter tuxes will he down 299 inson, Chicago, 129; Rosen, ClevuThis ludleallon came from Wilson paper* in hand, the Wheelers de­ million dollar*. Ill* testimony revealed 1hut the lurid. 122; Avila, Cleveland and Wyatt, famlsvilln, Ky , who has part from Hanford tonight for llm How operating costs are cutting tugs were not paid for when they Philadelphia, 121. taken over Hie direction of Hie Journey deep Into "Yankeelaml" in on profile cun tie shown another were first sent but (hat ns is cus­ Fain, Home rims — Doby, Cleveland ix t h u r iirr i i t <o i i i t or' ru n Drmncrutlr luuulnce's heudipiur where they will spend a well- way. A year ago the companies tomary the Collector forwarded re­ and llerra, New York. 23; ItoliitiNINTH Jl llli'IAI. I in f i ll or* tern here. earned vacation. wrrp averaging (19 cents profit ports to Tallahassee ns sales of r.nn, Chicago. Dropo, Detroit, and T im s'rvrr; o r k i .o h id a in The -Hi-man National Emergency Wyatt disrlosed ii group of lead­ a n ii ron HKsriNoi.r: r o r v r t margin on each dollar of sulci. tags progressed accompanied by Zcrntal, Philadelphia, 10. ing Democrats have hern Invited (iroiind Defense Force of NAAH This year Ihey net 3.7 cents. I I fII SSI f.H V. Case N«. *030 checks to cover the amount nf Pitching — Consuegra, Washing­ s m f o h h i vm ifii lo meet here next week lo mup returned to duly this morning af­ The federal government isn't the sate* noted in the reports. ton, 3d. 1 000; hhanlz, Philadelphia U A I K l K I U T i : T I I ' I ’IT , ter spending yesterday on the campaign strategy and Hie course Through these years hu said that I'lalnillf, firing range at Cocoa Air Foreo only one taxing corporation* and some report* appeared to come 20 3, 870; Husctit, New York, 13 2, ut Hie campaign. VS. Add state and local 867; Sain. New York, 9 3 .730; i l AMMON T I I 'H T , Tlit’ii Wyatt strongly denied to a llnse. While aboard the atatlon, Individuals tax collection*, nnd Ihe total gov­ promptly and that some did not, Hrardcn, Ht. I^nils, 3-2, .714. lid* force meets once a week for nfei socririA M i'ilin ""1'" " 1nP'v" confrrcncu that he himself ernment take for exceeds Ihe for­ Report* on truck lags lagged most, S T A T I C O F FttOIIIM A T O : ,s 11 MU f l wllljj" InOill'IliT' 111 Kto* drill* ami in*tiunions. mer peak set In World War II. nnd he ndded that a greater - i i amhom T ii'H T . m i I'diii Im t vrnsim'H campaign or IhnI Hlrven The grand total fur Iho 1933 (Is nmu nut of monry was concerned Avenue. Nsstiville. THiiie«»c« >son Is a cuplive camlldale of the cal year In about h? billion dollars, will, these 11inii with automobile T O U «(•> ll* T> -llJ I l l U l f l l 't l M in t II I I I , , , , . , , ! A ......... ||1, „ „ „ . r „ | | i. •all t i » " I m i i - u h i « * » I i i M yu ti 'J l * ' lor D « IJIO* rnlll compared with 70 billion dollars tags. in ih» nr,-nil cimn in mi-1 m. Actum ( A D A ), u pro New Dral or in 1931. lie further staled that from Mvnilnr.il- (.'•Hint/. K I , , m l ,. In C n .ii gonliollun WASHINGTON IA* - Aluminum Corporations pay about 23ts bil­ January to March, 1931 there were C.r y, by Maoiiirrltii Tlp iiK , uml Wyatt— une time head o 1 Hie j producers today won a ceiling price (but you HIM lurvl.y tu lion of this In Income taxes, In fewer reports than usual and ii Ilia will) llu- I l » m of llm sh IiI ADA-- pictured himself a* a mid dividual* put up more than 30 bil­ huge difference between alloca­ Increase ot one cent per pound on Court xm ir Writ leu ap)iuiir*riri>. die of Hie road lie inner nt wild! raw aluminum and five per cent lion dnllars for Income las pay­ tions and remlltanr** and that on ODfMinsllv nr liv uMornev, In »s|,l shares completely (luv. SlevenI'lllS T ItAIK— A'IS'hs Sills Ingot and fabricated products. ments. •ult eo tin. Bill, Usy of sunn-,-. sufl’s own views on civil rigid*, do­ (First 11*1) Msllf ttnnklieventually Tyler H. Hmith was sent Tbe office uf Price HtabllDallon Ivit, Mill! Hi- 1- n d u r 'o fll* with I .Muralts J„, I muitl, ruck, I HI* Salas esl.se, properly, cus­ from th« Motor Vehicle Dctiuri- said mestic and foreign |Killctr* Price Control Chief F,lll* Ar MIA I ' U r k your w rl liv n il-ln .m . lla lis l. I I... ... S Ixmilno Hlyis, and other taxes make up the ment to check on the Tax Collect­ unit had If In l b . tllll of f o n ia liln l Meanwhile In Lo* Angeles, (len. * l.yon's lutit, 1 crow's Kllahi, I toms signed tho order granting root. lb sVIiT *uil nl lb. iIn'iA |irr*irrll,*n Dwlghl D Elsenhower Tuesday Itsrrv or’s office. lluhood nod the details would be i f Isw The east of being governed-nl ai;ri)NI> || 4 ( II— S lflpha HR# nlglil gave llm niillmi a soldier's made public shortly. i l . r . i n full noi ,| u . . 1, 1,1 .tut (Nr,-„a,I Halt llallr (looblrl Hie federal, stuto amt local levels— will iiror*,,,i .« |,aitM prayer In the rurm of a tu point pro Till) Increase Is about half uf I I’shkrs Miss, > (Kill,*, 3 Rig HI), thus exceed* the cost ol food, ac­ ■WtTNI'HH lliv Inin I unit I n . cr.il gram for a peaceful, prosperous ) M that asked by the aluminum Indus iiiih Ii Inmil,, f, I'livvriy I’slrol. S I Slid fuiii l III M-iufiUil, Mi inlnolo cording lo Hie bank. It eitluinle* .Imialo I'rlil*. 1 Mum's Wsrrlur. i mid happy America try which now I* turning out about onruy, H u r l , In O il . i n . : j ,,f t O l l ( ( N » » l t r u m (’ **• !)■•) this year's food bill In this country hI l.lim. " I have written down these to II,i )TIIIH uiy. A l> isr-I. one milllun tons of aluminum a Callnnun'n lieutenants "And It li 114(1’— 1 1 ( 11 , Mils will he around do billion dollars. o p IIIJR.VIro.N points." he told Ihe 33rd annual I Nuvrr Tscky, > Nsvrr L o ir . 1 The bank concludes: "Tuxes meant the end of the niarhiiie." year. (Tt-iH of C lre u it I'oufl, oneampinent id Hie Veterans of lull) llu ml. i Polly f-srk. * prlrsThe Aluminum Company ol Collannn even loot tils own hid (M A L I Foreign Wars, "because Ihey rep­ l«-aa Ituliv, * llraril, l four (Rialaaa, must III Hie last analysis be borne fur remimliiiiHim ns Uirrili America amt tlu> Reynolds Metals by the people, wlm now pay mure I’ll,Is resent Hie uiiHine id u dream el « (..Ill's 111* program tu achieve state­ l'u , holh luiit unkril ail Increase Mil II I II 1(4(11— n Mika Slllr (or being governed uml dub'iulcd Ihe soldiers with whom I served I Mlst-il llrsnl* S Kilts,tom wide power culled fur ('uni'.resyman ol 3 cents per pound in the price And I believe they are ultaiiiable I'onis, S Flo a llaliy. I Cra|,D Ii* Ilian lor eating." Phil J Wrleh. SI Joseph, In win o( pig or raw aluminum ami ten "Each id us currie* his own clilii". fc D l l s - Its t,,r. * I'hunr llu- Democratic nomination (or guv per tun on aluminum products. W li rn 11,-ml). 1 Lm -ky Blip , » nleture of Atuorlra. when he fight* Crimson Frusi The Kaiser Aluminum amt Chem ernor. The governor Is mi iruportfor her II Is Ihe picture id what F I F T H I H ( C — S / lS ih , |( ||r r. ■ ... . . ; ant tnuo tu n Missouri political leal Corporation request was high I V* ii I urn, I (Irrv Tniiptr, I lie Is defending " 111 It I n f l U l l 1machino because lie controls tha er. Kaiser a*ked 2 33 cents per Ikr, I Fro llrishl, 6 Ill'll, S i l I p u These are Elsenhower's HI all (Julil 1 , U I l u ” big city police and election boards pound on pig amt 13.5 per cent on AII nr. I Ilia's Ills,mil, t Rn-lslvr, a w i C B jeellves: _______ S II,iin til ii* ||r,I , out Welch went down to defeat aluminum products Increase America's strength SIXTH l u l l'— A'mm* Mil* by a margin only illghtly less de­ I Tokay liny. J (lo|,| Dost 11*1,r Will a judl anil lusting peace risive limit ill Hie Senale race. 3 T r i m tlyrrs, i Htsr HliStlow, t Hulld a peaceful prosperity. JACKSONVILLE (M - Depart Former <iuv Phil M. Donnelly, Kittn, * T r k s s N dw s , 1 PhD, I Make the "promise nf equality" II ii*i>ii Hr, ms men! store sales In Flnrldn jumped Lotnmnn, downed him In Ihe vot­ a fact. a m i: V I I I 1)4(15- A'isih* Mil* IS per cent In Juno over June 1931; ing surge. I llliis Zr|itiry, 1 t.mis. I How Strengthen the security and wel­ ixmneiiy served u* governor l . o » s i ) , i Vm k f,sit, t i-:*a>r Rita*. furniture 23 and hmiauhold ap fare of Hie people. pllances 18 per cent. front 1943-49, then had lo sit out i^Uuslissn, I c ilr Cousin. I nilFight high prices and high taxes. Thta was due mainly to bl one term because a Missouri gov­ Subject all policy to the tost: It * RltillTII 114I F—-ATSIks Mils credit buying, sold T . A. Latifurd, ernor cannot succeed himself. His I Knulnols, j Film,I Irma, I II good lor America? I silitrIns Kirk. 4 Ksrol Oss, s vice prcsfiident and manager of the supporters Included James M.l’enRestore lumesly to government Trym t * I,s.| (|„ld. I Hill H.y, > Jacksonville Branch, Federal Re dergasl, head of Hie Kansas City Insure loyalty m government. Illii s Hup serve Dunk of Atlanta, In u report faction to which Hie President be­ Revive hutw of a holler life In NINTH 114(15— ll/ISlks Mils Tuesday. longs. latest mint » «bs,lrii, k. I .T w ln k l* Tos. I every American. He said there were Increases nf denominated without n struggle lls.l llroks h Kit tisnion, « J s r k The 13-mlnutc speech was (he tu per cent In installment pur were the two eongruhtlonal veter­ J u • Dssfsi general’* first since winning the A TM N TIH Trust Funds II4 IK — A/ISlks Mils For exciting ld«ai in chases In department stores; 31 (n ans— Rep. Clarence Cannon (Dem) Reptihllcun presidential mi inIlla­ I. ,.lMru1 H»stx Halt*, f 111 furniture; and 111 In household op Fisherry, chairman of the House Shortly after R’s delivery, he Lsi* tlKl n*' i B.l‘" Mas lay, 1 holla- riixncex along with a 3 per cent Appropriations Committee and KITCHENS and BATHROOMS tion. returned lo Denver. FrVnrh'mo.* 1 Vone*‘ 1 ncreaso In cash sales nnd 13 in Rep. Dewey Short (R .), Galena, I'ollllcal leader* are giving caro­ visit our Idsa Csntsr Established 18 ystri In Or­ t e , . , charge sales In departm*nt stores; ranking minority member on the tid scrutiny lo hlx remarks and 12 per cent cash sales in nppllonce House Armed Services Commit­ lando Hashlsnc* olflce— 1415 also la Ihe fact the crowd that IfnAA, Hn.s 7*1 1 ■ • Hsssy stores, Com* la and s»* our n*w lifts tee. Cannon had no opposition and f J^ii Hu-Xnff n**• Y*• t)»• IlfBingo. heard Hie speech seemed almost d isplay— th* special section There was an 18 per rent furni­ Short ran away from hlx. Conway Rd. lost In Ihe 103,000-seal Memorial ture store cash sale decline, ha ws’vs h i up to glv* yon Ideas Coliseum. said. for your ham*. Rut even Ihmigh Ihe speech wax Florida department store sales faaiur* of this display li ih* labeled "nonpoiltlcal," Elsenhower were the same as those In the High low Prrdp. aides made no attempt to conceal Cr*n*"Sk*(chbookofld**i"fur 87 64 .38 JACKSONVILLE le v-Th rw for- sixth district but far below the AihevUt* their ills appointment at the small bathrooms, kluh*n* and utility dlitriet's 41 per cent In furniture 83 70 Boston 9.41 morJaw enforcement officer* were crowd. They theorised II might and 34 In appliances. ro o m . Ii'i crammed with ih* Isis Angeles 73 63 H r»(H r* lls i have been better tu have trlw a on the ppimlte side of the law In Lsnrortl said all reporting eltles 93 74 MO*! exciting collection of fresh smaller arena (or the maiden oases that cam* before Iho terS had Increased dollar values In de­ New Orleans Allen a e<*.. 89 72 ,U M o m you ever law . . . shows speech; but they had no clioico— of federal court ending her* today. partment stores but that Tampg Washington Jacksonville 92 75 One was sentenced to prison, on* 19 Bo. Court 8 t, Orlando the VFW had to have tho coliseum you d o u n i of highly original furniture stores decreased 8 per Miami 86 •1 fur Its long drum and bugle corpa RJX? • susponded sentence and tho cent, fU o a and how Croat preferred Tallahassee 91 U third was acquitted. 74 parade. p lu m b in g fixture* help you Huey Carlton Haani xa He reported Jacksonville had ■ Crowd* estimates ran from 19,< achieve them. /hI2?«r P*r c?nt Increase In department 000 by coliseum official* to 10,000 Alachua Countv sentenced to to _ ,tor» '* » ! furniture; Ht. . •* Idea* art your* with* by police. The event wea free to wai_ aenlsnced • ° * y Petersburg 16; Orlando and Tampa In prison on a charg* •of* Irani'r obligation , , . so com* In Ihe public. Us and Miami U in furniture and "w e’ro keeping our Anger* porting non lag paid llqu luor, 1Mho advantage of them I v*>nr cloat close in in del department storea. emssed that tha Democrats won't Chari* account and lutaUment try to make political capHal ol receivables Increased 19 per cent Ih* crowd." an Klaenhower man and g per cent respectively In dtsaid Just before the ’Tke" group partment storea over June a year (lew back to Denvor headquarter*. Henry Edward for mar ago while rurnitur* jumped 13. Plumbing and Heating Clay County dep H* said Floridians were paying fffiwtd Contractors icquilted of up department ilort charge a« J ll| Kim Avemi* Phona 10B mobliea, had be alao ‘ VRI ao days a Clurk Case Major League Leaden Politics rc Lctful Notice > > ' F'rict* Increase Given Aluminum Producers VoluHiii County Kennel Club F O R T .L E E , Va. (Special) ~ Pvt. Fred Blue, aon Mrs. P. Blue, of lake Monroe, completed his basic training at Th* Qu«rt*rmast#r R*pl*e*m*nt Training Center, Fort Jae, Vlr- ' By The Associated Frees ginla, on Aug. 8. Nature— or professional rainmak­ Pvt. Blue entered the army Mar. ers— brought crop-reviving storms 9, 1933. Before entering service, to Connecticut's dust-dry tobacco he attended Croom's Academy. and vegetable farms Tuesday end more scattered showers sprinkled th* drought-seared South. Less than 18 hours after a firm liiied tv farmers seeded the clouds with chemicals, electrical storms raced from west to east across Connecticut. The storms dumped from W to Its Inches of rain over most of th* stale. Some of th* heaviest rain fell in Connecticut Valley— A I R C O N D IT IO N E D target ares far the Wallace E. Howell Associates of Cambridge, L A S T TIM E S T O D A Y ! Mass. After the downpours, the Dis­ aster Relief and Research Admin Istratlou, Inc., formed to sponsor the project, put the rainmakers on stand by. An advisory commit­ tee was appointed to determine when and If operations would be I. resumed. J eWet* The rainmakers were not ready COJh£5 tu make any claims, however. A (It* t l K U H firm spokesman said results of a single day did not constitute con­ clusive proof. "But, he added, "this Is whit success looks like." The rain also hit other parts of parched New England, Boston re cording 2.33 Inches. It marked the first substantial rainfall In Eastern Massachusetts during Ihe 37-day, multi-million dollar drought that has withered crop* and caused hundred) uf for est fires. Mure scattered light showers were reported from Virginia to the Carolina*, Georgia and Alabama. Another area of scattered showers was spreading southeast want from Missouri and Southern Illinois. Recent showers In Ihe Southern drought belt have been loo light and too scattered tn afford wide­ spread retief. In some places, with the hulk id the corn and vegetable crop burned out, they came too tale. The long drought has destroyed inure than * half billion dollars worth of corn, tobacco, cotton and vegetable crop* In the South and East, withered pasture* have cam-eel a feed problem for live stock C L 0 RIDA S T A T E * r THEATRES G iMI£i£ Randolph SCOTT C o»*S?. THURS. & FRI.I FO R TUN E FOUND IN CKAKII A TLA N TA i* - Two Kentucky night club executives carrying more than flO.OOO In cash were burned to death in a private plane that crashed and burst Into Games Tuesday. Police Identified the viclims as James H. Drink, operator uf the Lookout House Supper Club near Covington, Ky., and Charles Drah maim, the club’s manager. Doth were witnesses al hearings con­ ducted by Ihe Kcfsuvcr Crime Committee tn 1951. S Now's your ihanre In Mock up on Fishing Tackle, Cigars, Cigarettes, First Aid Huppllr*, Medicine*, Toils! Articles, Etc: Everything goes, Including Fixtures----------- 3 3 1 6 to 7 3 % DISCOUNT Stan Hods, Rssla, Lint*, Etc. on Comstock All Plugs, Lures end Flit*. y2 Vs The Weather Drugs, BtmdrWa, Patent Medklnea, Including Aapirlns. Bel llapatlea, Milk of Magneaia, Alke Beltaor, AntloopUce, Grave* Taeteleea Chin Toni* — Infant Baby Oil, Craomulolon, HadacoL Peruna, Swamp Bool, Kodak Cardul, and other Heme too numoroue to mention ■ VENETIAN BLIN D S .Forlorjr Prfcda Baa/ecd's oaty Venetian BMad MaaefMtnrer, /1 >1 efface in SM w Ut • S u lim . IMS' * Sf i N ” • .» * * * HiiAIMBaMi A mm .i » C M m 33‘A off AU Tehee*00 . 20% ait u i r r a n mum MIL’S CIGAR STORE ' W ■Meumjii*" -XguJlt” ' Jr1 ' *- -, " '■ 1 ' m Q1 oft AU Halve*, hmlndlna Itectrt* Caah Begkte*. Dry * Drtnh Bnt, Chremo Tahlee and Chnlra. Shew Caara Kteifmanla. 24 h m Um t « par .j uisiBtrM ___________ D BLM A te ■ H B V lm n M * - .- M 't ±m,i> ; v ml;J W%: Plpoo, Cigar** Lightera, Cigar Hohtere, Knivea, Baaore, nudes, Bls« 12412 S o n e ra l I n s tr a n c c eeeapleie aacvlee far BUNDS ' H. JAMES GUT AGENCY t©i 5% m Delivers in Sanford for * l/3 Off Meadowbrook 4 Door Sedan h CRANK for Meat Off First Aid Suppllee TEL. 6805 r e s H ir s Si* 'E M 2 is rf”'e r Off Hair Tonlca, Hair OR*, Tooth Feat*, Shaving Cream, Shaving Lotions, .Shampoos, Hoops, Ktot The 1952 Dodge Jail... vast fa r Cartoon— 'FU N A T T H E FA IR ' TWO WEEKS! Are Up 15 Percent Brothers — ADDED — "PRISON W ITH A F U T U R E " BEGINS TODAY - LASTS Department Store Former OfScersOf Law Face M m§ Honor'* Piper lAURtl Reck M'JDION CheilM COBURN (* JK Oifll NRRIAU C K ijir” • LIQUIDATING SALE Symington » :, CO M P LETES BASIC t t - M i k e n (Hi Break As Storms Hit New England M M m m '■ - n m 1 m H lU A m *« d/.v .. :. -‘.j, .»>*■. j | / " f i.iv J 'M �;rjptV.r *++<**$* *- y, ^4# •»*#l*es ****** *»»<** ***x»-**r-» * •*--4*-<x**■**•'*•'-.»*>e * ' ,*•^-WM****'^' •«**#•# •«•»• • - *■* #'# ^ I «*' I i 4 .......7 4**-«*v,,r •■***■«-#-•*— —— f>. .,**,#•< . , / V •«♦**•#■# » **«Ti ^ «, r „ ,* f ■ ,*•**»• » n I *-»*i*'*» * *- 4 ■ V IF YOU DON’T rtceiv* your Sanford Hrrald. City Delivery, by 7:00 P. M„ plena rail Y E LL O W CAB t i l l ©he Hanford feratf* * .VOLUME XXXXIII Legal Action Against Toll Road Is Urged Kssfihllsht-d 1008 Harvester Pickets Block Car Lawyer Recommends Step Against State Ro a d Department At Daytona Parley SANFOHD, F L O K ID A T I1 U H 8 D A V . AUGUST 7. 1‘tfGi A sai .c IM cil I ’rrsfi l.eiroctl W ire NO. -52 Plane Blast Moody Urges Truman Considering Aboard Ship Adlai Attack Kills 8 Men ‘Hatchet Men’ Special Session If WASHINGTON m — An explosion Its d o n o m i r m : U l nf a jet plane aboard the U. S SIM IINl.H KI.il. Ill (Ai - Sen carrier lloxer In Korean Water- llliilr Moody ol Michigan ............ urged killed nine men and Inlurcd an c,ov Adlai Stevenson" today t< miannounced nunduer in' others make a major campaign issue o the Navy reported today what lie cii'led the "hatchet men* Twelve jel planes were deilmyd I arimiul lin p I'n -idi uti.d Noinlnei by raging fires llial allowed Hie llHIgtll |l 1-:i*eohuwi'|explosion ilellcopiers ami llfhoalMooilv dec'lined lo identity tin picked up ikl crewmen driven over " h u l l hr 1 on -o' tu newsm en Inc hoard liv Ihe (tallies then In' "i'iiit nil In m riilhui Hu A Naval officer said Hie 27,rtuvi name* of h CpohllCJO 'il'lis Miton carrier, which normally car I ’ nllhv of " - mi in K eiu of Mis ries a crew ol 3.1)00 officers ami -non am; < *' of lo,liana i men. suffered the tragedy uhont l lie vmmg i id iig a n - , ' 11,1101- ulxi 5o miles ell die masl of Korea invited ‘d o v e n m n Hu li e n m cra fi1 Tuesday nighl i Wednesday he president'd oivnini'e to kick oil ceiin lime I Ills eamillion >. uh ,, i.almr Day No enemy iiclion was Involved -lieech i' In it ut a Pres idem fhi' otliecr who reported Ihe la minion did in Hint unties said lie did not know how And lie proposed that Meveiisne many men were Injured. He said challenge Ktacnhnwer I" t -eriet damage to Ihe -hip was nnnnara nf one trior radio and leleviitloi' lively slight, and repairs will he tehules during Die eonnng ram made m die Korean (healer ol pajen operations Moody g n n lids report to news .Inst what caused Ihe Jel plane nil'll after n hre*kfa»l ullended lo In explode was nol known, nfli Stevenson, Mnndy. and two de rials -aid (enteil I lemocrnl ic piesldenOi Price Hikes Continue Also Plana Thorough Canvass Of Campaign Situ­ ation With A d l a i P resid en t Adm. Joy Takes Command lit I) It Willi It OLIVER M W llN i.lo N C I'resulcnt h i,mm. m a wide ranging news ■unfi tcine .ml ted n he is con.un ion: i a,hint .< p' liul session ,1 iiini;re, .md plan a Ihormigh cam ass with Got \UI»l Slevcn,,m next Week on wind's lieelleil (m- .i |n-rniH't .i Iic Mciory this fall. It,, .aid in- mil await furIln-I ileli'liipnient-: t efme deciding -iitdher a |n l t d , mu would In- called 11,,- t i e-id-id made tlm state* oi. nl lo a nm umlcietice in repiling it- iim Hulls ahmit Fries st,0111)/<-■ l ilt tinaU's sialement W, due dal lh.it a spec ml sesHiotl in.is he iii'Cessoi) "if food prices niniiiiue in -li' out id hand and skyrocket I'he I'lesldeill icfnscd to Clltnmi nt when ,i .ki-il whether Arnall t,.ii I - uhiultti'd Ins lestgnallon i ni |>olitic Hie I'n-odent said lie 1.mild ,1, .11 ■ with lllllliils GoV. -t, i.-n -m tin licmm rntic presli. ni, d .m i l iic c‘ 11 - Hung that , i... . . i i , u, eh'it the Demo, i .ii. 11, k. i m Nov emhei SI, \. n-- n -vtil i ioiii- In'i e ut tho I- 11--uti'iit -. inv iiatnin *o -*ii in at a .limi t lunelii-iiii ‘I nesday lie xuid M, ten■■ni had ugiS'-teil to him lit i no igu lluit it would he a good ii. in it tin j i mild get together t, i|| i , i .initial Jl pi.Ill1tie 1' ( 1*%t111'119 Wr\ asked . lll'llll). ,, ,i.ll 1. rut l kill «1All IIIIC III.- li i .die l ,111Vi-hTitill III 1 lili'Sgll to 1 tl.vitliU to ■Upport I’ll adi *1$1 ,Mi*rh \\ llarklcy th, ii mv ii, tu d i.. Mutual Security line, tm Wcii'll lltnrimau (or the DAYTONA BEACH tfi - An M torney recommended today that Florida Free Highway* Association consider legal action "to forestall Issuance of bonds" to finance con j l ruction of a 275 million dollar At A CAg ATIIM 9II lu enter Hi* Melrose Park Work* ul th* Intern-tlollpik*. tlunal Harvester Company In Chicago, placard-carrying pickets bar The attorney. Thomas T . Cobh, the way. Four thousand CIO United Auto Worker* at the plant arc on said a suit against (he Stale Bnad strike. They ora protesting wug* cuts. (liilrruaiioo.il i'uiuiJpkulo) Department and the State Improve men! Commission could be started " it the proper! Itne," "We have nothing to enjoin right now," the Daytona Beach lawyer said. "All wo have Is the engl- J neers' report which has not been I hopefuls A verell M a iiiiim u nm approved by Iho Slate Road lie SEOUL Korea - A Suit Lake U' II III. tiulil |l Hus e|l ■if I d -,0 partment." City Sabre Jel pilot out- credited Kia Cobb said from what lie's beard widi bagging two ol lour Colonm It it r r i ii i ii ..Hid lie never li ol dis however, "Ihe skids are greased" i nist M il,- slioi down over Noun i'U* sed Willi 'devoir..»o ho ‘t|ipol|it far prompt approval of Ihe tollpikc , Korea today plan when Ihe mad hoard meets the l 1 S Fifth Air Force said iiieol a - -e c n d a r v of -ditti- " n m 1 i iiiiioi dl.lii'l Mart tviO auh n Mrs. Harvev Backs Un J a yc ee s Are Given l'apt Clifford I) Jolley destroyed those Tlie highway group met here In < Ihe llnsslun Imill Jets in a swirling me " Galloway’s T e s t i Report On Demos' late afternoon battle near Anju ltni i iiuaii Insisted lie would eon day lo "mobilize" nnlitollplkr VICI AUMISAl l l Olio i Joy f ■Iglil) is - "lo:i - Iol ,ii ■I I * e I ' •*', - • (tilin' ns ■li reel or of t! io Mot Il.l' sentiment throughout (he state. in Western Nnrlli Korea. u .r . Vice A d m Ita u * W Hill, us he t.ike- o - . . ................ I I H o I mony On Shortage Chicago Conclave Si'i-urli v III Cobb told Ihe FF1IA his analysis I 'r ii am in, and • I,, nil Mu) Charles D. Owen*, 2022 N a v a l Ae*d*iny ••• Aiin.ifolis. Mil Ad m I- » » •- *Oi I 'he • •" 1 ' i-niild in lud|i Sfeven-i ni m III: of figures released by the New Lake Sue Drive, Orlando, I'l.i naval fore** fm three veal* and fm all i f " •" dud I Mrs. I.lllinn Clink said in May. "I uni firmly ronviiieed Hint tl.ini:■ill'll one in Ihe battle York engineering firm of Parson. cimipnign Nation* d e l e g a t e * ''h e I'uninuiijom Inn H 1 ........... . llrlnrkerTinff, Hall and McDonald Iidil that she had Liken uliopl Governor Adlai Stevenson does not M .... |v -a id lie '*n,-gi 1I'd to S shows Inlal cost lo Taxpayers of C100 from the Seminole Counly ewe Ins presidential nomination at vvnxoii III al “ |n>111tin 1 nit i -g r i ly " It* Ihe proposed tnllwayx would ho Tax Collector'* office lo pay a note the Demneratli' convention to the mailt' fi initjnr riimimtirn issue. Mr 1* which she did not have the motii'V niiiuiiirt of lluriy S. Truman," nearer 450 million dollars than 275 olid lo- incMiit In- this lluit Hu lo cover, according to Ihe testi­ Voile William*, Jr., asserted tuilav million. I'overliiir ■lundd hit lit the ( i f ) l ' mony of C. It. Kill ley In Clrcull l>efiire the Junior Chandler nf ‘ hatchet men," und the "lech He estimated interest nit n 275 court this afternoon. Cninmerre meetlni- in tin* Yacht niifiin and veoernl mfarepresenfamillion dollar bond Issue— If oh John Galloway, Seminole County Club,. lion nod distortion of fact*." tallied at 3‘ k tier cent— would Tax Collector, completed his lexMr. Will Isms, who covered the amount to 17S million dollars over limonv Dil i inornlne after staling !>ii-sttli iUml ii im ih .ltinti A* uni’ example of what he eiill IleniiK’liiOc Convention In Chicago HONOLULU I.n — Foreign A in a 50 year period. 11 mi.ut - ,ul Itarklcy h it M'ashIhot Mrs. Clark, charged with the last month for The IDraM, de­ inters nf Ihe U. H,, Australia and e.t iiilsrrpreaenlnlloti und dUtur oil’ll'" tor ‘ toe M’O eXf»-rtmg to be linn, .Moody *ald the iidlnlnislrn“ That anticipates, In my opinion, embezzlement of ||l,fi71 from Ills clared that the spilt between the New Zealand today launched Ihe • i .iiHiul.it- .-•int hud to- n-niumed lioii’* foreign ftollev Hint had that bonds would be Issued and office, had offered U> make up ftouOi and On- Northern leftsold immediately its the . fuH half - W ahortoiwnf lie would wingi n ' near the loyalty pledge Hrst focai aI pesimlime xyMelu ut ."slopped the Reds cold ill foiopi Mfin Who Didn't Un ( l i l i ‘. t j ; o I •. S t f lu * ( M . , llu i ... i- |i. wolilU tinvc sup military rnujiorntlioi umnug Hit* ' ,i i mi it.- t.i.i, i to hud never A-ut and llu Middle Kual" hail amount, HF* n f l f f * . make up tin*-other half. was Ilia delerinInin* factor hi Hirer nations • • - H ’"‘ 1 Hut riinaii, U l i n l j ^ f i n i m d : I h . i 111 I.I .no, i o i" derstund W It a i Ilf heeil made to ll|ipeai n though "These boys are In too much of This afternoon Mr*. Alice Hnr- Stevenson's xelrcHutt ul Oie eonHowever, they adnpled a "no It liint hren foilioini t»v t'lUoom 11mu.iu's ,oil 1‘n.Hi> >* Hu* cmivi'na rush," Hie attorney said. vev, * clerk In the Tax Collector's vent Ion. ( ill I S I UM III I '.it slow" policy on bringing other non nliit*. Sij;iu‘d Is V if i i in t.,.0 i i i to v,.ii i-o Stevenson. ng, Association office, barked up Ids version of an Prior lo Ihe meeting, "It was said at the convention CnminiinlM Pacific nations into the Mt,< i ' U - i.lcni i i . I the c o n v c t itin* 'i-oaii'i declined to nuno I’m Ideal Kcnnelh Itorton, hake | Interview which took place lo the ttinl Sleveii'iin had twin told by security organization. » e \ II m S'IHN I A I mm Ii Imrit III ll« V i till • i 1 h h |»l»»hi, * tIII- lll'-it flMH Y1Mlltul Mp h v pick Worth, called ihe projected loll grand Jury rnnnt of the t'mirt Millie Sdiilhcrti ri'presi-ntntlvi-s Mini W'liihl hi' pri'iiuilui i- villi Hie "huli-hi l oo'ii," loil Hu n lo vi ir old null u m ki'i ul A i inlt-ll d u e l h . l | -'In . 1.. lit* In ii . .1 | HI Ml ll U Ihi il Uii e, ,i • i i (lectl.ill highway Irom Jacksonville In Mi­ Moose nlxiiil the end nf May, 11161 tiiiil they would Miunurt turn ii he a cummuiiliiur Issued uln-i they It■lit* d "P's i-.iton In lie u fmini ,\ II who suy■> hi- tain-il i i .mi m a o hi «it i 1 • J, . 1li till i )1 IIH fM th* roll tl 1 1 ■1H t * uDl ami and arms* the stale from Day between him und Mm. ('lark. would run," Mr. Willinm- added, adjourned their three da> - imfei I'alnenicn H u m In «ee I'l-i'lihnwer iiuim ,| Party mi-mln-i >hip .■t-l-I- mol tu i tl Imm • v li 11,- 1. 1 o l d i lice 1 1 l MlH Ml • 1*III (! *hr tons Beach It) Tnmpa a move in Mrs, Harvey, whose preevnri- ut "Stevenson then offered Rii*h,'ll cure Wednesday night Hut they and J.-iiiii', and Kent mi the same .ilimi in l-ill In*, . i n -‘llu-, l,,lil ,od llu it \ i »• Iloh 4I-. 1 . , 1 In |i *1. 1*1*1' I ' i i T ll. (U 1■ul "wreck Ihe stale’* credit." fin- interview Mr. Galloway had the vice pie-iidetlti:>I pint toll tie promised that other countries h a d luillfninis And t wonder nn- tlii'i ujiiii-d In am a iiikv lit. . th ■ 1 1It 1- tl. Cl ­ I il Oil 14.U* Mi i .1 .ill t|u,K tht He said the meeting will he nn requested, said that Mrs. Clark refused so Sparkman of .Ualoimu would hr enllkUllcil closely lliinogh wlieHier I iscnhowi'i will Hirow In in wtilt'll I nil, imnl\id u i m t ft. » Ul/s ll loll In 14 , 4 t. I l.i t. O, III the nun* humni l Mei h HI u and ii-l. luted ili'iiorlnl Widnus,Ii, all-day affair,' with reconi mend a offered to mortgage her home to vvn- l hen picked." regular diplomatic chained 1 M I MV • •Idllfi 4 1* 11***1 II. M U i th, l |. II ef. III. ■i.I when it William* substandard tin* hy The foreign minister ol one In people III 'Vole flit III) hoy. In,-.' Hon* of attorneys being presented help make Up the nhorluge and tu fi-.lii.il .imlgu Charles I. H i 1114 1 in.ill i •IN .1 , " 1!lit I ll I* * 1 le ft •’MM •III 4-■I Ml-, 1 1 Mis .ittici- ciiunfor action In the association's nay half the shortage If Mr. Gal­ saying Stevenson *teadfu*tly re­ teresled nntimi not present loa •illii «|.y tu1 III Il.l (1Ml M It* li i III*' /intski Ii . nilud "wllli iflin'l.iin-i-' Mini ii* in i4* lie utged hoard nf directors ut a noon loway would pay the other half. fused tu run with Truman's sup­ ipilii F.lizalde nf Hie Philippines, i .olio and . I v llial < ail A Lalva. who sigui-d Vk.41 1Mil hi III* 'H.l h . I n k . 5 1*•I'” * III -i t illuncheon. port because the lllliud* governor said III Manila bin countn ami 1\ ll* .If ttit t Mitil 1. 1 o. Ito- illtl Hu* ( miimiinisl npplii alum paid l.ir N.n Hi III* 1Tel , 1 1-9*1 - . U h I) oailau rA un P a«* M i l knew it wniihl ineiiii Hie kls* of Julian may Join the AN/.I'S imwern In! 1* •t >o , i-nls and '■never In-aid finin i d Ho- li. ■III l<li ii i i t(i•*ri! “ The Free Highway Association' to coordinate Pacific defense dentil for hint In the South and 1 h r n l h r i 1 tat ll*’ lltlfll ml “ a ter dll-ill again," umsl lie ileporli'il In Unlit lllz 1. |.t III .1 is not opposed to now highway* i would split the party. This would soon in * five power conference 1. I 1 rXI* I n Ol I t . III . cvciut • .................... i i n V 111at*» tii i mm ,gilt or to repair and correction of ex li, ll.lliw f'llllllllll against I'uinniunivn lbdid not lillilo-t antin' a Denmrrntir defeat Kill ill's! 141*1,1 V 1III' .lllo-Mtl'll istlng highways," Horton said "Ii lodge Wy/iniski said dial iiudi-i Ml.til r m MU' -till li lU r U|i l h r t Mi say whu would take the initiative. in the November election and 1 *r -•iiii-rgcm-y Is opposed lo Ihe creation nf toll llu' Mn arrau Aid lie was Im.iihiI IIIS 11. 1 Mm 4 till ■| •-1 M i n t h m 1 Ml i mill I*ill Unlltl It. S. Secretary of Stale Dean Steveiimo slated earlier that lie U-. h u D M III* t HllU Ini’ 1It n ! IM .9 v I d.ni v and highways, especially toll highways In uphold die deporlatum ol l.ati.i 1 It* .41 N ’t 'll ' •.1 wouldn't run unless he could win, Acheann told rCpodcrx Hie AN/US created by a small group of men l.alvu, whilst' I ho sons seived Ml.Ill l.tlh 1 It. 1 •. t> do ll u" •ml 1- - t Itri»| ill h i'll! m k v nut TenCOMFORT, N C i.P-An i-ugh- hi the tl S Navy in Wur'd W,n fill'll 1 Hirelings had been "very Intimate, IH M*' Williams said. acting aa a board or commission f-vcil isrovr Marine, Si;l .lolm E 1 h r h r , i il 1ink ill *il Vgrii-u llme 1llr V M It HI V» th . li alit Mil l i 9V "1 think that the Denincrais very Informal," ami "we arc all without approval of either the peo II. said at 111, Inline llmlnpit, willin' i-hai-pxluioting i-x numlnatod the heal man avail­ very happy." jile or tnelr elected represents "An iinmlgrniil like me I in*: ............. h-riM 1* •1 I •lit .it 1v * 1\ | ■Mdh'i it X UM ii ,i ill Imr itv has ulplnltx in Kiircii wrre ri'(>orli'il In Key slep taken to implement last r < vis i rriiU!ih'i,iJ ills.i n i condl......... 11 I - \ 1 Mt[| u>..ad a i tin to Mb' able ul the convention when they m-wx dUpali'hi'x last nmiilli. has don't know rigid from nrong InTwo automobile*, lirllrved stolen hunt Mii Dl ’klnti*'S ll IIII is "Ifcrlug "In a survey of 14 stales which by escaped Negri) convict* who nelected Stevenson, since lie is year's three power treaty ogiied hail hi- iii'llvilli'- linlli'd, ul h'asl cause I hadn't been here vers 11j iit \l t In San Fruin'Isco was lh.- riration In Mil uni i h,i ti 1 V.'loll' , ll 1 0 IVi ..... Ill iviul nllirr Ml! lo< noted urging of party leaders In-cuuse have constructed toll highways, the rawed their way out of the HI. f i ’iiHIlMoeU On I'n u r Mill loni|Hiraril) In a Cmniminixl hand of u Joint military staff to meet 1 'ir I't r ^lilt Ml! Ul cl!Cl ceil with I (i ll Hie truth they waul In Ini-ilk .ml h r u •1 ,ll It'l iilillC an \ 1 t\ average cost per mile in those John* County Jail at SI. Augus­ periodically ul I’curl llnrlmi Mel- grenad* I'D . '•lit it•p w i him ti n curres1 If) .1 in ■Tin iC" Ih ij• my family hiiiI lake me away let In ill Mill states has been 11,000 ,000," he tine Monday night, have been re­ Word that llniioiill has been from the country I luve " lioorne and Wellington, N / lt.nl III* lUi -Ill’ll ............. lo. •,11►1mufrii 1 ill ti.. i\-Mi * i itv star, added. M »<n11mi-a <1*ii Met*u# Mi i covered, Sheriff P. A. Morn re­ Adm. Arthur W ftadhuil. U S. woumh-d on July 2tl, Jusl ii i i i - day In l.alvu mine In do- Utnled dlale u Uh ■1 III lil 1 1ill ■d M o i i i i "The engineers report In Florida ported this morning, *— Pacific Fleet commander, was des­ after Hie ill-piiii-hrs ii'i'mdi'd his as a child of LI from Ihe village llll' MMil li. f 1 hr. II Voti a \ --let j II Indirates Ihe 500-mile proposed One of Ihe autonmt>IIc*, u 1(07 ignated American representative feata, was rctcusi'd hy Hu- Di'fi'on- ul Pm I, Flnliiiid and ban worked m 1*4* piilul .It hi •»|4.... . Ala I ' i i c n i i e r Bet road would cost 1273,000.1100. Why Chevrolet, won recovered last night i in i WASHINGTON b T -Th c Western to the military staff. Australia and f>p.irIti11-ii< IVdm-Mluy 1 1 f'V lll-l 1 .... .. .. i III New Hampshire textile mills sinc< It would cost lest to build such a by the owner, P, \V, Wheatland, irnwers and Turkey arc considering New /eland will name theirs lat­ 1 r o m < •e o iju ( V,. MM,ntliri hi mu ml \ IfiId Ic o Hit wife, who lives here wllli lie was 17 road In Florida than eluewhere is owner of the Lake Monrue Gro­ shelving their long-stalled proposal er. their Iwu xon*. kuiiI she has re­ 10 Hill, l.alvu. Him in iiiurru-d in.m i 11 ‘Villi' 1 1<tVl Sally 1 dairt* it i mystery unexplained by engi- cery and Service Station, who for a Middle East Command In ceived Hurd ili.il llollnott's arm to a millve horn girl, filed a dec ■Mil'll Mil) Ii Hill II It" toislll's Ol ti l m i 1 n o 1 Idt •f M N ( ’I.neeri employed by the Stale lined went to Luke Worth to get the favor of a Middle East Defense was htnkeii hv Ihe grouaile, hut larullon of iulenllon In hi'Cnme uii Pill It U r d u • li.ll oil '.(oavi'd hiil l* t li |14•d Moltdtiv mu lit Department. ear, following the capture of th* Organization. This would have the that hi- is getting along line and American cilizen Eight years lalcr let's It il VI Hill* 1 -It I'll- Ilstl'IIIO 1 Mi tl illtl (tli> to t,*-•-ri1in 11 III* III tltrd *1It lout- XI ,, "Furthermore, there Is no reason fugitive* there. He missed Out more limited task of plomdng the Is ahuaril a hu-pltal -hip he riled a petition fur Culled State-, ■ t n d i i m , i 1111If V t..|i| t 1 ihe bent to believe that any bond laaue automobile from the drive near hi* defense of that area against |k>* damage to l-i--■|<i wtocti lie told lloitli.itt hi-rnine famous llirough Citizenship which lx xlill pending would be auccaaiftd without com- place when he gut up at d:.10 slble Russian move*. 11 was Ihe application for cm , ,1l.iMXcd. oul llu* nation and ihe corps, when mill ng he credit of the atate of o'clock yesterday morning, ho snld. Political developments In Egypt I tixturex apfienr ns liruwil ns a Marine f'nrp-. spokesinan said he zcuship ihai led to Lutvu'x Iron Florida.” Th* Chevrolet had but minor arc regarded here a* holding the in Ho- winter tlnu, and lliere nrn was crnliii d vim killing nine Com hies T»>e toll highway would cover damage and Mr. Wheatland wna key to what is done. Many Amcri f. -v gffcii spots except in low munisL wllh Just nine shuls— with lie testified before lllililigraliuii about 343 mllea from Jacksonville able to drive It hack last night can official* hope the new Kgyt> SHREVEPORT, La. W - Dr M. Hie aid nf * buddy, f’fc Henry ifflulaln ul that lime that lie had l\mg nrcas," In- .I-: -lured. "There Han government, with an eye fo E Dodd, 73, pastor emeritus of A. Friday Nll:oo.a, Wl* . who lie lolneil to WarnL with a branch of about from Lake Worth. wii ! l>e no corn crop to these arIhe ('omimmlxt I'artv al tin 14S mHe* croaaiai jbe atate from The cither car, a Kaiser, waa modernizing the country's armed the First Baptist Church of Shreve­ used ai a decoy. •■ji urging of pary leaders hecausi Daytona Beach to Tampa. located by Deputy Sheriff How­ forcei, may reverse previous op port, former president of the South­ l •mpei situ vs ranged np to 109 .1 V'KSi)N Mi 1' Mi f,i>sfppi The 11-ycar vclcran of the corps he understood the aims and pur position lo Joining forces with tno ern Baptist Convention ami one of ard Hood on the Monore-l’aola nil llu- State -hv i-.'s ut timeX, it,' si nted, and became a dead eye marksman poses of the orgunlzallnu wore 'm lli iooi i .ilic Ii oli i West and at least participate In a the nation's foremost religious road yesterday morning. It was while shooting small game, wild Uiimzing unions, and if there was Rigid. I'.ill. died at till' ii’ccol IIM’tits w-'te hat In Ihi- urea of leaders, died Wednesday nighl in cats taken to Ratliff's and later re­ planning group. rU B LM N E R D I M and cougars In the Kentucky a strike they appealed to all local III-mod alie National •oiivcntloii m li***ogta where Chief Cleveland The establishment nf a Middle a Umg Beach, Calif., hospital turned to u Del-and fender and hills. Wliou he was after bigger groups lo raise funds to help sink I’hlcaCo md the ilti'.iin id a cun hv* 1 ns n buy, he ■al I Hint he , fi. _____________ East Defense Organization would In In health for several years, TORONTO OR., — Q I Me- body shop from where It had h*en i-i'rti'd S.iolhdii Idio- llmt would i'tlli Id liardly r e all lli.it Hie ternpolitical basis for mill- Dr. Dodd suffered two hrarl at­ game in Korea, he sent Friday DM." Culiagh, 47, publlibar To- stolen, and 1* believed by Sher­ rovlde a pol ll)U ,le* as n decoy In llu- lop of their keep Ii, itli m i joe political pat tic-, I,--r ut tiro ev er went The case came before Judge My ary assistance by the United tacks Wednesday and died in St. ronto Oloba and Mali and the iff Mero to have Iwen driven h'tidiiig a svinpatiuc car to the gieex. Irent-h. zunski when l.alvu filed a peiitioo Stales and possibly* other Wosiern Mary's hospital, lie and Mr* Dodd Toronto Talagram, died Tuesday. h«re by the convicts. When Communist snipers rose to for ii writ of habeas corpus ugaltis* Soutti ti.ix lo-i'ii iiiolliliallcil, Ihe A bent fender prevented filling Powers to cooperating countries. had gone to California July 15 and tha M tm ii s h o p i- itti* ball und exposed lheir jmsl District Director of Immigration leader-, said It Is understood that, because of were planning return home th* gasoline tank, and this, said fire, believed to lisvo been Guv Hugh Mlolc former Gov Hons, Dolimitt would sight In, then und Naturalization Henry Nicolls antagonisms between Israel and about Sept, 4. Sheriff Mero, may have been the Lalva said “ I don’t blame any Fielding M right, win, i aii lor vice ciio- e I by spontaneous combustion, Dr. Dodd became pastor of Ihe calmly mjiutzh one off One stud teason for abandoning the car, and the Arab nations, the Jewish slain body. I don’t Illume Ihe govern pri'Hilcid mi Ihe Slides Itigtitx ciioveil Convidi'ralde damage Inst was usually all that was neces­ would'not betome a member of stealing that of Mr. Wheatland. MEDO but would receive military First Baptist Church here on April sary. ment. 1 blame Urn law This is a ticket in IttIH, unit Itep lliltoii night to a rfthinet work shop own* 4, 1212, and retired Aug. 15, luso. Na mattav ho* far away Several hags of canned meat, Malts. - !;■nut li Stales Itiglitx -.op nl by F, L. Itariiuii) and located assistance from the United States He was born In Brazil, Gibson Everything was going flue fur law lhat is nol Just." rea a w j f n m yae^ aaidtnes, and cigars, stolen from so "Nn tine ever told me that lliese oui In 11 called MVdliesiluy the ai llii Jessamine Avenue. that the present balance of County. Tenn. In law he served tho Dim'.on Springs, Ky ., native CUre’a Service Station on the ” ” 1‘* ? .»»s - W . W S * , - s > tVdli the hultiling nod the woodpower « between Arabs and Jaws is a sergeant In the Second Ten­ until Marine top hruss learned people wauled to overthrow the "golden opportunity" to achieve 8outbw*at Road, Tuesday night, would be maintained. working machinery, were damaged, government bv fore," he added SmiiluTii mnl> lhat vanished nessee Volunteers, U. S. Army In of Iho scheme ami called a hall and recovered in 1-nke Worth were In the Itduro-ili of Friday's pros "All they told us was Ilia! they the Spanish American War. The doall. stroke of the Stl..... N, t': J5 pan., wkea yaa ret am. Ytm raa *r- today returned to the owner by i, . i idled to Hn- fire ut wanted to will the strike " WICKB WIND •nation. He received hi* Bachelor of Arts Right*. I'mly, m tlm upinion of Hie Sheriff Mero. Some tools, includ­ raage with yaar ettrrtoe bay, or Judge M’y/anskl allowed Lalva three men. caiim al Hie ctmvenlmn fliemeu remained to fight the PEFUN1AK SPRINGS « - Ed and Oratory Degrees from Union ing « . pinch bar and wrenches Wlcke, Pensacola, was apparent University, Jackson, Tenn., and In remain free un hail of tJ.M i h I ii ' ii Southern leader* were asked tiluz* for one hour and 22 minutes. through Charlie Mat which were sent here from Lake winner today of Ihe hotly con­ married Emma Savage, (he daugh­ unless IJ H. Ally, George F. Gat if they would walk md it States laHon maaaaer- hr Worth were not claimed. 145, la have rity objects within a five day pe Iticld-, ilidcgutimis from Mississippi tested state attorney battle In the ter of the president of ihe school. h The fugitive* ware Elmo Payne, First Judicial Circui. rind. He was in lha armed force* for and Texas worn nut sealed at Hie 8» of Metcalf, O*.; Joa Pitta. 31 Circuit Judge D. Stuart mills 12 mantbi during World War I, six HIT/, Lalva Is expected to appeal lo convention of Bt. Augustin*, and Jamra Wil­ Wednesday revoked ■ recount of months of which were spent overIhe United States Supreme C'mirl "H A S AN YB O D Y "llie only answer to tin- ipierdlnn bur, M of Know! ton, Ala. Pay no ballots In disputed Precinct 14 lees J. E, ftmilh of Oviedo was ar­ Tha McCarrsu Act, passed by was silence,” one cunventiun dele­ SEEN MY G A L" apd Wilbur had escaped from a which had given John Amo«, Fort In 1927 Dr. Dcdd founded and rest »tl today In the Florida State Congress In 1B50 over President gate said 1-tli 2:47 - t til - ii 65 - 8:69 road camp near Lake Worth In Walton, a 24 vote lead in tba four was th* first .president M O V IELA N D ssld* ol Dodd Bank, Police Chief Roy Williams Truman's veto, was aimed al sub July, war* re-arrested In St. John* county district. College, I _ „ Sbrev* „ - . m n r t t*iwnfcb . . J P IIn 1011 announced. Mr, flmllh was in th* verrives, Among other things It "H U R R IC A N E IS LA N D " OF F. M E E T County, end held on eharget of He restored the original May 17 was merged witn Centenary Col- process of cashing a 960,000 check niilhnrlzet deportation of aliens PR AIRIE L A K E Tlie lianrd of Iilrertoru of the. auto theft. Th* Ne- count which gave Wlcke a three leg*. tge. From 1912 1923 jo i 1933 * he was draw* on the account nf C. T. who have been members of any " T H E H A L F B R EED " Hemliiolo County Chamber of Comtve spotted at a filling voto margin, after Wlcke claimed president resident of the Southern Baptist Nihlaak of Oviadu. organization advocating violent 7:45 - H UH it .Lalce Worth by a po- U»# ballots had been tempered with Convention. ’onventUm. T . B. Tucker and W. .1. Peacock overthrow of tho U.S. government. mere* will meal at H:0U o'clock A LW A Y S LEA V E TH EM aftar they fled on before th* recount. Witnesses bad He Is survived w , one assisted In the arrest. Mr. Smith Allens ordered deported, but who Tuesday night in tlm City Com­ mWjfbyk w l d o low, L A U G H IN G " ir being son and three d dai iRjfliilii. ifuneral ui Is now being held for questioning aren't accepted by their homeland, mission room, F. E. Rrcekenridg*, 9:89— O N LY! arrangements are iro UKomplsts may be Jailed hero for six months manager, announced today. at the police station- Kirtley Testifies Stevenson Is Not Mrs. Clark Said BeholdenToHST, She Took $300 Says Williams Mill Worker l o Phantom C-ilIer Be Deported For Leads Police To Red Membership Murder Vidim I M ouse in Peace Time Is Launched < * 1‘aitty cloudy lltrough Friday with afternoon ihniitlrrshnwrr* In scatIcn tl places anil possibly nn southcast m ail tonight. A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y N E W M P A P E It Carrier Boxer Scent* Michigan Senator De­ Of Explosion Which clines To Name Men D e s t r o y s 12 Jets Bin Mentions Kein In Raging Flames J e nner . McCarthy D A Y TO N A UEAC II OP) — Florida Frto Highway* Asaoclalion today considered a “ march on Tallahaaaoa" to prevent con­ struction of a 275 million dollac loll turnplko system. Members mads plans to block the hugs road program after hearing rerommendallons from attorney* Thomas T. Cobb, Day­ tona Beach, Frank D. Upchurch, St. Augustine, and James T . Vorelle, Vero Beach. THK WEATHUR i i Marine Hein Who Killed !) Koreans Is Hi I By Shrapnel Two Automobiles Taken By Convicts Recovered Here Middlc-Kant Defense Plan Being Studied M.E. Dodil, Baptist Leader, Dies Of ^Lengthy Illness JO Sanford Herald Vacatkm-Fsek Mississippi (.'roup Says Shili* Rights Parly Is Now to Oviedo Man I Held For Invefitigation Movie Time Table :J b I --- ---------- llJMlIzii i * Pi � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 06, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ab3784eb04761fd444750a5f977b8834.pdf b2eb69feec17b645160b729da1d6ade8 PDF Text Text A • Pla tfo rm s **• C andidates Slated By Board ^ » Of Fish Estate Another meeting will he held shortly hy the board of trustees of the Fish Estate, Fred ft. Wilson, who attended Friday's meeting of the board In Defjind, said today, tlnee a number of the trustees wen* unable to Im present. Mr. Wilson added that prosprels for Hanford’s proposed hospital, which Is provided for In the will of the lute llerl Fish, are brighter than ever In-fore, He said Hint the hoard pledged every effort to arnire the funds necessary lo build the hospital. He added thnt the position of the trustees on thin point was "ipilte emphatic". tn rcferilng to the nest meet­ ing of the board, Mr. Wilson snld he did not know the exnrt date but he expected thnt the trustees would meet before the dedication nf the Delude! hospital on Sept. 28. He said that there are several matters which the hoard had tn handle before the hospital opened end that It was expected to open Immediately after Ihe dedication. Mr. Wilson further revealed that It had been announced at the hoard meeting Mini Congress has appropriated $110,000 of the $274,000 which hns hern allocated by •he Florldn Improvement Commis­ sion toward Ihe construction of tho Hanford hospital. This nnnoiinrriiirnt, he snld, wns an added spur In hopes for Ihe early construction of the honpltnl. A drawing of the project will be displayed In i* slnre window In the downtown business area within a faw weeks, he said, and he added that he believed the people of Han­ ford would lo- very much pleased with the design of the building. Tha drawing Is being prepared under the direction of Medwln Meek, architect for the proposed hosnllnl. whlrli Is espocled to eost $7110,000. Fro m Here During July a l l s t a t e s in tm c u n i o n , Construction of new home* was the main building activity In Han­ ford during July, and accounted for 9111,200 of the 9137,038 build­ ing total of tha month, according to J. T . Pope, building inspector. Building permits during the last month showed an Increase of $20,6<JB over the $110,473 figure of ly, 1051. A total of 62 permits was Issued and other than reslden- I tissl was for general repair* and alternations. Oiler Weller Homes, Inc., re­ ceived the largest number of home building permit*. Theso Included a $14,000 three lied room, concrete block house under construction on Mollonvlllo Avenue, three $7,000 and one $8,000 house in the Hoi Air section, a $7,000 house on Pal­ metto Avenue, and an $8,000 dwelling In the Highland Park area. Other residential building per­ mits Issued during July Included: Harold Herlist, 475 Hosolla Drive, $ 10,000; Voile Wllllame, Hr., Mayfair section, $13,500; P. K. Hchenck, 1026 Holly Avenue, 18,500; llalph Peiold, $10,000 In I’lnehurst 'Inehun sec lion. Permits were obtained by W. L. Holcombe to arret two pre-fabrlcated frame type houses in Plnohurst, one for $8,000, ami the other fur $7,000. M8N AFFILIATED WITH OUR. TWO MAJOR FOt ITICAL FA«IT>KS WILL. 08 HEADING SMORTLT FOR CHICAGO FOR.TMC NOMINATING CONVENTIONS THAT ARC PART OP OtIR CLECTORAC PROCCS9. ALl. AMERICA LQVCG A BIG SHO W — A W THC.%E WILL O f a a snows. Bur Moat import i a n r, oui ot- to -ittouting a n d rue T U M U L T ,IHfeltC WILI i v - r -.- I •,» <. A N O iO A ti G AND T m 8 H lA rFO N /A % ON -/ll ,1 I N I / W ILL CO (Lf FO ILg TH C PEO P LE. IN I l ‘„ in . WO I. Ill J ..IN L U . e v e r ./ c it iz e n w in > r u n •iHHjstturiiTV ro FORM MlS OWN LO N I u :. «->lU A L O L L M lI K E G P O N S IU IL IT / I O V J I L T il- - I C .i t / lC T lO N S ON E L E C T IO N (M r. o e s o w ro vo te r/t/s y z a /z . Hollylicad To Go Tampa ACL Office Appointment of W. E. Ilolleyhead ns supervisor of signals of the Atlantic ( ’oast l.lnn Itallrond, with heaihpiartera at Tampa, was announced today by J. 8. Welih, chief engineer of communication end signaling, and I* T. Andrews, ganerul mnnnger. Mr. Ilollyhrnd hns hnd 30 years nf service In the signal and com­ munication department of the railrpiul and hns made his home In Hnliford for the mist 20 venrs, Mr. and Mrs. Ilollyhead live at 803 East Nineteenth Htrret. breath nf Hlllshnrmigh County rec nmmends In nlher law enforce men! officers his announced policy of arresting all holder* of federal gambling lax slumps. Culhrenth hnsp'l hnd any of them to arresl yet. hill sold If other officers would follow Hint pollcv "II would go a long way toward stamping out gambling entirely throughout Florldn." Only Iwo persons In Ihls county have bought Ihe slumps-hnlh be cause Hint wns pari ol Ihe sen lence when convicted In federal court of fulling lo buy them. Another stnmp was Issued to n breath nclrtl to arrest the recipient, ho fmintl Ito*in nil wan an Orlando resident who Have n Tamps ml Pmxm HE proprietor of • fruit store In • nobby neighborhood com­ plained to a customer, "Madam, you’ll have to keep more ol an eye on your poodle. He's licking my fruit." The customer wee horrified. "F a lk U ," she cried sternly, "desist Immediately. You know that fruit Isn’t washed." • • • LIT SCI) m s lomjntic moment fiom W iinn Hue.’ -CARbON CITY.' Showing Tuesday and Wednesday on Ihe lilts Theatre screea. A European phUoeophtr once told Simeon Strunaky, "I'm In New York to study democracy at first hand. I mean to reed •very book In your libraries on the subject." Strunaky** answer la worth remembering. "People who want to understand democ­ racy,” he aald, "should spend leas time In the library with Arlalotlv and rrore time In the rush hour In the aubway.” A fellow In Colorado Spring a who has gone bankrupt In four dll farent lines of business Is writing the Itory of hie Ul-etarred cartel Suggested title: "The Greatest Bhmo on Earth.” Copy right, INI, hy Beaaitl Ceif. Distributed hy Klag F u tu r e s graduate. BUSINESS la looking up," said tha astronomer. "Mlna'a going up In smoke," grumbled the cigar maker. “Mlna’a •11 wrlta," announcad tha columnist. "Just saw, saw," raportad tha tailor. "Mina’s growing," grlnnad tha farmer. "Mlna'a light,” Mid tha alactrldaa "Things art picking up with me," raportad tha (tre a t cleaner. At this point tha sec­ retary of tha meeting Im­ plored, "Please stop, gentle­ man. I can’t taka any more." U. S. Liner Arrives InNewYork Hours Ahead Of Its Rival s e e NEW YOIIK u h - The superllner United Slates, Iran* * Atlantic speed recant holder, docked Imlay hour* ahead of Ihe lirlllsh liner Queen Elisabeth on their first si­ multaneous crossing, hut the skip­ per of Ihe American ship Insisted there was no race. "There wasn’t any raco, we just raced away from her," sold Com­ modore Harry Manning, master of Ihe United Stalest The Queen Elisabeth left Cher­ bourg Thursday morning, about half an hour before the United States sailed from I<ellavre Tha next day, the United Slates over look the lirlllsh ship ut Ulshnp's Hock, near Ihe lip of Cornwall, England. Tho United Slates sailed Into New York Harbor al 1:56 a. m., EKT, today, Just u few mlnulcs more than four days after she passed Ihe liner Elliabelh. Mishap's llock and Ambrose Light aro considered Ihu markers for trans • Atlantic records. Tho Uni­ ted Stales scl marks fur crossings In both directions on her maiden voyage Iasi month. Her westward crossing lime for Iho trip completrd today — her second — was about 12 hours off her east - west pace and 14 off her west • oast record. «***■»? n sin s u uy an uncle who ratally knifed her lister Nitlvldad, 7. and then killed himself, It-year-old Alice Torres Is com■ N*w York hospital by her grUf-strlck.n parents, Marla and Camlldo. The stabblngs were Ihe climax of a serial of arguments be­ tween the uncle, Muuuel Vle*o, and the girls' father. (InttrnaltonaH Ex-President Herbert Hoover and hla wlfa vacationed recently In a imall Canadian resort The clerk examined hie signature in Ihe register, and was obviously Impressed. "Any relation of OMan HooverT" he asked. When Mr. Hoover said no, ho triad again. "How about tha Hoover who makes thoao vacuum cleanersT" Again' Ex-Prealdent Hoover said no. "Oh, wall," consoled the clerk. "No harm done. We do get a kick, though, out of entertaining relatives i of real celebrities I” Ceprrliht. 1MJ. by Bennett Ctrl. Dliirlbktcd by King Features gyadteate. AGREE IN PART MUNSAN, Korea OR- U. N. and Communist staff officers today agreed on most of the wording in a proposed Korean armistice draft, Including a paragraph dealing with exchange of war prisoners. The number of prisoners p. lo bo exchanged anged still Is blilocking a truce. Thoo main main armistice negotiations, recessed Sunday discussing isslng that, recess until Aug. Au 11 by mutual consent. A U. N. Command apokeaman said staff officers illU must work out an acceptable translation of Ihe word* "Korea" and "United Nations" for Hie armistice draft. Allied staff officers also have un­ der study proposed Communist DR. JAMKI l, WHITTINCSn^TR, Pr< f or <>( Pin lolnuy at the Harvard School of Public He.dlli, demons) i di-s a new “bii-atldng apparatus” wldcli works not only on tin- t in i Lot nl-o on tlio diaphragm. Serving as a model In the demmixli illr.o at tin- New Ym It Academy of Medicine Is tiny polio victim Joan llrlckllcld, 3',i, wlm was strlrken with tha dread dlteui>o when slie was mtvi'ii mouths old, (/nlcruatlimalt TO K YO i n - Urlg. (len. Ilnyilon L. (Bull) Hoatner, who tamed re­ bellious Communist war prisoner* ami brought peaco tn fiery Koje Island, tmiuy d« was promoted to ma­ jor general C,en. Mark Clark, Far Kast Sureme commander, in a statement ailed Hnalner's performance In restoring order on Knjo, (horocky Island off Houth Korea where ted enntlves staged bloody rlols and kidnaped ono Knjo commander. Hoatner now Is In charge of ull prisoner camps In Korea. SHIP ABLAZE, ADRIFT LISBON, Portugal OR- The Spanlab frelghtsr Jseflna was ablaze and adrift today In the Atlantic about 15 tnllea northwest of the Portuguese city of Peniche. An unidentified French steamer is reported lo have rescued the crew of Ihe Jseflna. The winding Yalu River forma the western three-fifth* of the lnundary between Korea and Manchuria. CIKN. HOATNER PROMOTED TO K YO UR- Brig. Gen. Havdon L. ( Dull) Hoatner, who tamed rvbellloua Communist war prisoners and brought peace to fiery Koje liland, today was prntnoteil to m iJor general. (ten. Mark Clark, Far Kast Su­ preme commander, In a statemrnt nailed Uoalner'a performance In restoring order on Koje, the rocky Island off South Korea where red captives staged bloody riots and kidnaped one Koje commander. Hoatner now la In charge of all prisoner ramps In Korea. LIQUIDATING §AL( BEGINS TODAY - LASTS TWO WEEK8I THI NIW CHAIRMAN of the Nidhm.il Itrpuldlrno Committee, Arthur E. Summeigeld (2nd from left), meets In Washington with hla ntwlyappointed assistants. Pictured (I. to r.) are: Itobvit Humphreys, pub­ licity director; 8umincrfl*ld; Wayne J. Hood, of La Crosse, Wise., executive director of tho roinndttve, and .Stanley Pratt, of Sault Hte, Marie, Mil'll., Bumincrfteld's personal representative aaslgned to Gen, Ihsdeht Elsenhower, Ihe Presidential nominee. (International) O/i Many Items During Our <4 Central V n s i H ’r if r r PARIS fashion dralgncr* decree that next fall's dominant color will be red. But not Hid, anrrly. Vi’iiue, any, where they wouldn’t hove arms to signal e turn. •I I I Slnift 1m *ov« he, tiu’f carlo*# ubont pul»u nauetn, Probably hi t dreldtd ih r.y have wo rele- Red will dnmluate rturylhtui/. Wom * h'» d re ss a a, roots, •<«•», gleecs, cfotMap budyth. I I I ' Nirewh Is r a p e »i ed le hnv# tolled uw«y mere then $200,000.00$. Thai’s « le* al sugar Ie be tolled. I » 1 , .’ the feet that flying saucers turn al right, angles going 1,000 told the commlsskm lift Ing of the Ran would permit Um raising and •Raotiag ol pheasants on private • BACK-UP LIGHTS SKAT COVKKS WHEEL COVERS SUN VISORS FENDER SKIRTS CIGARETTE LIGHTERS • WINDSHIELD WASHERS • RADIOS 1960-51) MAflY OTHER ITEMS I i i The electrical phenomena aa* plannllon It knJwn aa the "hoi air” theory. Now that the convert* Ilona are over, If they (Reappear that probably w|U Ra Um locgftod txpli nationv v ^ • ........... wew#*.- V.'jV^F- . $■', i\r. ': >l-iL -!v't'’2g Y ■*•' Hair Tanks, Hair Oils, Tooth Paste, Shaving Cream, Shaving Lot Iona, Shampoos, Soaps, Etc: V3 off First AM Supplies l/3 off Flpee, O f t ret Lighten, Cigar HeWern, Kalvao, Raaere, Ra ; $ ’>■ ComeIn~ Let's GetAcquainted flylnu lewceii mey bo elesttUol phenomena, teme My, At Mmt, they've liven we qwlro 0 sboiR. .- draft • • • • • " All Plugs, Lures and Flits. SPECIAL PRICES ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OP CAN HUNT FEASANT* TALLAHASSEE l i — Pheasant hunting will be legal in Florida from now on. But thare aren’t any wild phaaeanta In the state. The Stale dame and Fresh Water Fish Commission today decided lo throw out Hi ban on the shoot­ ing of pheasants. commission Chairman Cecil Webb atld It appeared useless to I l l (loiublji |o rclalUlt]/, I I I on H LETS GET ACQUAINTED SALE with extra locks. While on the looie, the prisoners set a score of fires and dashed with police end guards In a series of skirmishes. At least a doian convicts were Injured. YOU'RE T E L L IN G ! MEt l/ 3 1/2 0 ff OEDKE RETURNS Vdlal E. Stevenson (led) hulda hi* Hr-.I enuferchre with the preee since hie nomlnallou. Tho Demount lc I'rosililfiitUI Mundsrd bearer old newsmen he "very dcllnlldy" was coins In tun hla own cam* ilgn— and hoped he Would have a »iy tn Hie "whistle stop” plans of 'blent Trumuu and oilier Ucmicrutlr spe.ikiri ffniernaflonal) 33Va tc 75% Rods, Reels, Llata, Etc. M ONTHEAL o n - Order relumed slowly to Montreal's Bordeaux Jail today, replacing Iho upheaval and Hot that held away during the week and. Moat of the 600 prisoners who broke out of their cells Friday night wan back behind bars, leav­ ing a trail of violence and de­ struction behind them. Their cell doora wen repaired and reinforced I H THI tAWN of the Oovenwr'a Manr.lnn In Hijrlnaflald, 111., Oov. Now'* your chance lo slock up on Flaking Tackle, Clgare, Cigarettes, First Aid Huppliaa, Medicine*, Toilet Articles, Etct Everything goes, Including Fixtures . DISCOUNT W II A T BARGAINS! OWN HORN ■a M ^ W s a g m | changes In a section providing for recommendations lo governments Involved. UKN. HOATNER PROMOTED M NKH HEADS FOK HOME NF.W YOIIK o n - The now French liner Klnndre, her maiden days (lugged by hard lurk, headed for home today prepared for any i' possible new troubles. 1 The 20.300 • Inn pnssunger liner. biggest built in Fronre since Wnrhl ' War II, left Now York Sunday . night on the return log of her maiden voyage two days, seven " boors ami 40 minutes late. Fifty hup nf her scheduled pasaeiigorn hnd given up their snare • by the time the Flnndre aailod. French line offlriuls sold the de­ lays were to prepare the ship aealnst any mishaps like those which harassed the vessel on lls r" maiden crossing hern,. The Ftiiulre was delayed at sea i ' by a boiler failure, ami al guurnn1 line have by n power failure that left her anchor dangling. RRKKH MrMAIION'A SKAT NEW YOIIK Ufl-Peaee talks he gan today In an effort lo head ofl threatened Now York Central Jlroad atriko coat of Buffalo, V* taenia of four railroad brother »ds shrugged off rriwrters* quea­ ns aa they walked Inin a closed islon with New York Central nflals. Nor would spokesmen for railroad *ay an, ie mealing was held In tha ofnf Lawreneo W. Horning, vice ildcnl In Pharge nf personnr I public relations for Ihe New T �jjSrajv —ar" •>Xfr1 ' 1" ■ V f l7' IF YOU DON’T TU T- f t t ilw your Sanford lUrald. City Delivery, by 7rOO P. SI., plans* rail , Y E LL O W tM II t i l t H a n f o r W R A T H K it I1a i d ) claudy through Wednesday nlili widely t r u l l m - d afternoon i h u i f m jiu l Ihutidei show m i . I.illlr ihaage In triu|n i j Iiiri- d AN INDEPKNPENT DAILY NEWSPAPER V l *» VOLUMB XXYXIII T— a f a i___ j _______ .’ Uherl 11108 SANFORD. FLORIDA Fires Rifle Grenade Four Killed In Plane Fall At t Miami Airport I9S2 All Aboard 2-Engine Aircraft, Including 2 T e e n - a g e Boys, Die In200-Foot Dive Marine Captain, With Problem In C e n t r a l Shattered Arm, De I'lui ida Lakes W i l l posits C r a f t With K*e c e i v e Attention One-wheel Landing By b'loriila Cabinet 6 MIAMI (At— Four parsons, Includ- W ITH FIRST MAltINK AIR T.U.LAM . • n - Tim Stale C R A FT WING IN KOHKA uf -A 1’wblilel a to do tillin', Marine jet pilot with a shattrrod thing dim r level proh arm made u one-wheel landing lem of tin- t - a H u n buslit. with an lltiexpliHlcd bomb tlungllng embraclm; l ike Apopka and ollici from his crippled plum*. •,u(ral Florida lake, I ’apt Edward Sham Is. 2H. I W . aeimo will he taken de c td a H a has been retdin mended „„ ;1 S, IU|V „( „ t.at can he for tlm Bronze Star or lus heroic „ wt„ uctlou. the Marine turps said to , . , , (|ay l delegation Irom Orange and Miami* wus wounded by anil- ’"****' ‘,l"'ti*-> headed by Stale uircralt fire soon afler he com , !ll< i*,',1"'.,'V '\ l.n ,’r picted Id* flrsl dive bombing run 11,11 , ' M Maker I nu against an enemy supply area 'T, ' :‘ * utoiu-i lo i dense northeast of Chorwon front tu- Internal Im He suffered a eomiHiund fracture I•lotemeiu tool ho construction and lacerations ol Ids let! arm ‘‘ •' 1,1 ,,u- l''1*''' 'popka “ l beard this tiling go 'Ihung’ 1,1 '' ‘ tbrougb till* side of the cockpit, ihiw viol the pritM-nl dam. a then my arm started bleeding." 'ciiisua n ‘ trill ion- is In bad con the pilot said "1 turned ami ddmn and may go mil al ans lime headed for our own lines." Hu- ddegalmo said millions of Followed by bisuiui’inan, 2nd dnllir* worth ol citru* grove* anil LI. Richard T Silencer. 26. Lima, mint laim land* an* endangered Ohio, the wounded officer made t-v the |ue-eid eomlllion, whieh his way lo a distant field. As tie loweied the level ol Lake started hi* landing approach h*|A|*ipkx to a critical point found that only one wheel would | i,,| i Flliol seeri-i.n} and en come down. cmeei of tlm I i fond irnMee "Evidently the shell that got me ......... -m -’e led tin* ........ut dam had also turn up mv landing gear r „„hl i„ iep,,ied ,i model ile cost system," Shailiis said " l Mill had i„ ............ . n„. mill! a per one bomb left, and believe me I in,imod oic.-mi/atiim conlil Io* --el prayed the wheel ihul was down op to carry mil a Hood control was the side the luimli hung on in ■>;i mu "I put her down on the (In k I tic i dilncl loudly toted I" have ml for awhile that one wheel held Mt< <.<-n Itn-haiil Elvm. Comp up Hut when my air speed got iiollcr i tt Guv and Elliot work low, the plane fell on the wing with rsd a reroinincndalion to mee no wheel Then she started skid what u i, Ilglveil to lo- ., "dll''* ding." eiilcl ,'cucy The Pantlierjel came to a slop tho in I ill.dm--.ee Hu- I 'Im Isln close lo a standby crash crew wlm i iimiiii- Mini yvas rushed him to n nearby hospital hepioy i no-i.l Mu). Alexander S. "Rocky" till i died .in tod ay to make a slinlv lls, 30, Hull limin', n Marine jdloi ol the e.i t nl upendin'' on I staff walling to lake off when Shaml* ini■ i' |iiiimi‘ ,-il -late nhohiilic hos on Id li) the city of Avon came io said, "Ed did u flue Job ' ol bringing that thing In. as badly 1 -llK hurt us he was lie stile mode a llm ieime-1 for Hie study came sweet landing " alter a plea hv former Stile Hen Shutnls, from Ids hospital bunk fa met, timin'. Seining, lor mime grinned: Hiale nr lion un setting up the new "They're all sweet, Hoik, when "slltutiim He said tlm Mate I* lu m wnlk walk uway awav fruiu from U lim in'' erumn ......I of ludUHe* for re you ihiii :,ntn>d.<ytiig Imtdliwt dtimkaiio.. y ' ^ y 4,— < Direelm Wallet E Keyes of the linpiiiyemeid eiuiiiuiysbm emitln Ui .1 to cite opinions ol expel I -. V tmiii he •aid hare Imm.I -och Airport. All ahoard mere killed. They were the pilot, Capt. Hubert K Smith. 2», Miami; John Norman Goodman, 26, co pilot, formerly of Vlncenne*. Ind.j Thomas Slaugh tar, 15, and hi* brother,'Glenn, 13. Ortlndo. Smith end Goodman are pilot* for Resort Air Line*, Inc.. Miami Tb# boys warn lha suns another Resort Air Lina* pilot, Capt Dixie Walker. Goodman'* brother, nanny Good man, Is personnel director for the chartrr airline. The coincidence of name* al first caused an errone­ ous report that Goodman was the brother of the Orchestra Leader Benny Goodman. The plane was the personal property of It. Paul Weesm-r. pres Ident of Resort Airline*. Inc , a nnn-arhednled line operating out of Miami. It was being flown here altar overhauling at lluihunk, Cal., with a slop al San Antonio, Tex Upor approaching Miami ut It: 21 p. m EST, Smith radioed the field's control lower that ha had no aileron control, whlrli govern.* the ascent and descent of plane* Witnesses said the plane came over the field 20 minute* later, swooped In for a landing, then loomed up several hundred feel before it/plunged to earth, nose first. PI re fighting equipment was al tb* scene and the flame* were quickly extinguished Airport Au­ thorities said all four occupants died an impact. The plane over­ turned on striking the ground. Smith wa* president uf All American Airways, Inc,, also a charter line operating out of Ml ami, A spokesman h r Resort Air lines said the two boy* were picked Up In San Antonin and were strp son* of Capt. Dixie Walker, a Re sort Airlines pilot Awards Presented At Court Of Honor For Loral Scouts Roy Scout* of troop* 14 arid 116 were honored by th" nicxcntnlinn of award* xml merit bailee* at » Couit of llnpnr for the .Seminole District, held Inst night at the First Presbyterian Church. The inspection was held at 7:10 n.m. and Dixtrirt Commissioner Bob IJppincott declared Troop 145 the winner. At the Court of Honor, wlileb wai opened at S:0O o'clock, second claia award* were presented by W. W. Lyre to Rotter Jim Inez, Jam«n Pearson, Randall KoIJiln*, Dick Rountree and Berry St. John, all of Troop SMB. Teddy Walker of lha same troop outlined the first class requirement*. Merit lodges were presented to the following hoya of Troop 145: George Faris, Bntce Hold. Allan Mgffett, Robert Mitchell, Maurice Phillips, Randall Rohhlns, Sidney Vlhlen and Teddy Walker. Allan Maffett. Troop SUB, led the Pledge of Alletrlance to the Flag, and Sidney Vlhlon Jr., of the eamp troop explained the re­ quirement* for becoming n tender, foot scout, Tom Wyatt, Troop 14, outlind second elnsa scout require, ments, Tim Crawfortf presented the charter of Troop 948 to the Rev. A, 0, Mclnnl* as the representa­ tive of the sponsor, the Pr«*hytarian Church. The Utter, In turn, charged Sidney Vlhlen, scoutmast­ er, with the duties of keeping the boys af the troop Informed of the high Ideals of scouting. Frank Caldwall, field executive, served as master of ceremonies and Randall Robhlna as Court of Honor serlbo. Benediction waa pronounced by tho Roy. Mclunli. Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack t i t matter haw far away Data home yao may g . an yeeraeatlen you ran raadllr rnteb up on Ik* home lawn newi by c-pdtag the Hanford Harsh1 when yon retain. Yen can ar­ range with yaw carrier hey, ar ft•.Tel? threagh Charlie Merrlaae. elrcnUllna messier, by teUpkoalng while yoa are away, ta ha da yew hama la aae lea. Before learlag aa year ra- Pvt. Tuny Hohomum I right I uf itonfurd, received pointer* effective fit lug of a rifle grenade, fired from the standard M -l rifle wit), a vpccinl stock us ilolily, from tho kneeling position at Fori .Incksiin, H. His instructor is I'pl. Ruddy K. Parrish of i'oltutre Grove. Tenn. . Pvt. Ilohiimmw I* •» member of Company "D " of the 1.1th infantry, titli Infantry Division. lie i. In his fourth week of basic Induing ami following eiubl week, of bnslc, he will receive no additional r ight Week* uf ijicciuiiJc,| training in one of the Army's eaievr fields. He M the ion ,.| .Mr. niul Mr*. Joe Uohsnnon, Route I, Sanford. (Official I' S. Army PhntuKisphl. Ministers Say Robert S. Brown Jeffries Report Named Chairman Given In Full Of Planning Board!;; Only Names Of liuliv - Problems Of Traffic, id u a ! s Meniinne I Sewerage ltd ZoITaveBecnWithhekl ning A r e Discussed The Jeffries Report in sub*tnnri< has aiirady been made public, and the only important nut which lias not been revealed deals with the name* of particu­ lar Individual!! mantlnneil In the report, three ministerial members of the Cltltena Advisory Com­ mittee which recommended the survey, declared today, ■ In n public letter to the Manford Herald. Dr. W. P. Brook*,, Jr., the Rev, .1. K. McKinley, amI the Rev. A. Cl, Melnnls, «tiid lhi*l It would not he In the interest of the public or of Inw enforcement to reveal the names mention. J in the report any more than il would he for lilt* IL' public goo,I if the files of the Fit were liihde puldl TillI wer T lmlr leltei In full I* as follows: Editor, Hanford Herald, Sanford, Fla. Dear Mr. 1leani "We do not rare In prolong >i discussion nor do we rare to get Into any argument ahnut the Jef­ frie* survey. Hut ive Jo feel that pet Imp* we ought to state n posi­ tion. We aie speaking ns tmim who were on llie advisory com­ mittee ami hence we do know something of yvhut we me talk­ ing about. And fuitlier, a* three lealdeuts uf Hailford und three of the ministers here for u long ll'oaallriHtU Oo 1**1 . New Manager Of Truck And Tractor Co. Likes Sanford "This Is the flrsl place | have lived ivlmre I have been trialed with so much courtesy hy every­ body," said Raymond C. Hchnllt, neyv manager of the Fcmlnolo Truck and Tractor Company on French Avenue, who arrived here recently. Mr. HcliolU Is n native of Readlug. I’n.. where he has been con­ nected with the International Har­ vester Company since toil, liefaro which he wa* with tint farm de­ partment of Hrnrs-Roeluick. He makes hi* home wltk hi* wife on Orange Avenue and believes that Hanford has great opportu­ nities for growth and development ill the near future. The Hchollxes have three grown children. ■ son and daughter still In Reading and a daughter living In Orlando. They have eight grandchildren, Mr. ficholtx’s concern deal* In grove and farm equipment of all sort*, motor truck*, semi-trailer*, refrigeration units, dusters, pump*, grov* and farm tractors, dlssel •nHnes and power units. He II assisted hy an able and experienced »U ff Including «*!«»* man Kenneth Gustafson, Mrs. Mary Simpson, and Cyril limner, shop foreman, and Hill Toeva, parts department manager. N A T IV IT Y SCENE Klwanla1 contributors toward securing the Nativity Scene, a representation of the birth of Chrlat, which will D» put up in the Band Shell at Christmas time, Included Robert Brown and Dr. IL W. Rucker, In addition to donors mentioned In a previous ait let* am) Including practically the entire club membership. Th* ebb denoted f€0 for tb* project. Retieri H, Itruwn, purchasing ngenl (or the Htitie Marhcine and Supply Co., wa* named chairman l*st night of the newly estab­ lished City Planning Hoard on which H. James Gut has served us temporary chairman. Ill* new hoard met at the City I I -II prior to a Joint meeting with the City Commission at which problem* relating to traffic con­ trol. growth of th* city, expansion of tho husln"1-’ section, the city eweingc, and inning change* in permit election of duplex houses wer** discussed Mr. Brown set the dale of lire >ext meeting of the lloaid foi Aug. Id ut 7i3(l iiVhick ut the ('ilV Hull, ut whieh time more plan* relating to the growth of Hunford will tie discussed. A mei'llng of the City /onlng Hoard was held at 7:M() o'clock and two lots were resoned horn residential to commercial. These are located on East Hee•■nd Klreel east iif the Vincent Menfood Market, Member* of the Zoning Hoard ere Edward F. Lain-, Frank Ash­ down, II. Janies Got, Robert Brown and .1. Rralley Odhsm. All five hulntig to the Hanning Hoard which also Includes Roy Rrltt, A, L. Collin*, Al Lee and John Henknrik. All were present la*l night with tho iWreptlon of Mr. Henknrik. Following the meeting with the I'lnnning Hoard, the City Com­ mission granted permission to City Manager Thomas Iwnmn to go to Atlanta today to ronsult with officials of the Federal Home mid Hulislhg Administration re­ garding the securing of federal asslstanra for th* proposed Han­ ford sewerage program. Already In Atlanta Is Robert Angas, engineer who recently completed a survey of the sewer­ age system here, who will also meet with Mr, Lemon and the federal official!, Mr. Lemon stated that he will return tonight. At the Planing Rotrd meeting with the Commission, Mr. flut suggested that this board he allowed to approve new subdivision mops, prior to action by the Commis­ sion. This suggestion was favored hy the commissioners. Among the problems discussed P as th* the growth gr was xouthward of the City, ana tha possibility Ktsslblllty of es (CuaftMMee da Pass Twe) Co. Commission Defers Action On Forest City ltoio! Mr*. Itit-x Meredith, *uhtl developer near Forest f i l l 1 1 urged the County ................... ’ continue action toward ll" m provemmt of t h r Hindu t . Hprlngs-Foresl City road. She declared that she had ■■■ ’ t,1f),IH)0 in ileveloplug her t"•'t>- '•> located on the present elm " faced road, but pointed out i ' m I prospective builder* lire dele".-.l from locating there due •« »(••■ road's condition. "A man from Texas wanted i.* build five fSn.OOtl homes ....... ' she declared, "nut tie chang' d lo* mind due lo the road." Pointing out Hint some piopoty owners slnng the road are ul"-* <> Indicating that they want high price* for right-of-way*. e*i Meredith asked why Hi-timode County did not reservr rigid "f ways when it gives .....Is She waitlnformsd hv <>. I’. Il'-riul.tii. county clerk, that tho Count) hut mi authority to make such i* • vat Ions, J. F, McClelland imlnted mil that the Commission had opprov ed hla motion, some weeks ago, asking the State for the approiul of tin road as a primary roml MrHerndon added that this proposal had been submitted to the Hliitu Road Dcpartmsnt. 'M r*. Meredith stated Gist Mobail been trying lo secure uu im proved road for 10 yeat* nod to* was getting tired of trying L. F. Hoyle, attorney for the Board, declared that as a ■dollsenator, he saw but llttS*' hope «f th* State designating the road as primary In view of tne number „f such road* already on then dm dills, and suggested that the rou i he secured as a secondaty, fonu to-mirket road Improviii'eut. Mr. MeCIslland suggested thut Mrs. Msredith defer furtlicr action on the right-of-way prohlem until th* State Road Department indi cate* whether It wilt accept the two and a half mile road a* pri­ mary. Shs agreed to the prupo ui Following the suggestion of Sheriff P. A. Mero that exesvu Ilona are needed east ami west of th* city for the dumping of trash, M. C. Hagan, aurvayor, was directed la locale properties for this purpose. Club AHHembly Is Held By Rotarlans Committee report* were mad* to District Governor Kenneth Wacker at tha Rotary Club assembly held al tha Anchor Inn last night with 10 officer*, committee chairman or their representatives present, Mr, Wacker commended the committee* for their work and the club for Its plan* for th4 remain­ der of the year, President Bob llarrli reported today, Buggeations w*r« made by tha governor for the Improvement of' attendance and for tha developiaglt of community project*. Among those present were Wal­ ter Haynes, Roy Hollsr, Jams* L. Inglsy, B. L. Parkins, J r„ Jack IlAiIgSA, Dr. A * )W . Epps, Jr., Jsmsa llnltoclswi; Andrew Stine, W, E. Kader, R. E. True, Clarence Redding. R, A. Newman, S o n y Powell, Dr. C. U j Persons. Henry issnsi& s-& r'tiaun" i i i ’>*.(1 A L Y KAHN T O BEE RITA NEW YORK kll - Prince Aly Kahn savs he plans to see his estranged wife, Film Star Rita Hayworth, and tbsir daughter, Yaatnin, soma time daring his three-wssk visit In this country. But tha Moslem prince, who ar­ rived Monday on the liner queen Elizabeth, declined to say whether ha hopes to affect a reconciliation with bis wife. Aly said th* matter wax "a perianal question" li ' ted tit' l*HK» I lir Vets And Accept Baruch Award - > i j t ' ^ i-j ■ B B B B B B I— .e M Speech T oniyhtA tA n- Convention Rivalry Forgotten u it -t l Eucnm pm cnt To Be “ Alisolutcly" I'lrc From Politics n o u n i u tiu m s.M iTH l»l N\ l it r i mtnrM’mfnt nf im i.t ti Ms.*, i tit !• Im s itluiUi i s ]ir«.*s islciili*il i ttitlitl ti \ liv ,i . 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IS i . .»fIt 1 (14 I’M1llllt Ilu• lii-rtiiirsl \1 1! u urli .in iid tlir -i 1i n c to the i .tli - r•ul Amri ii ..in unit) ami world |1.4*4 1III i’i in i il h . nd then, will 1-1 th nhili'U Ilu l>"liln i ' lit the ft » 4It tlu- MixIi. t. t»irtcillv will tin t! ,vlit) 1 1 I IIllitiV' i | • UIra ainmt ♦.nil mu i i mm ll iiitl Mir lull* Im* In'lltii*' \i'll III Csilt til." til 1*'l *■,I'flmlY 1'1 f.l limit l C,: li lting m1 lumdlllig t l\ ll 1H'til . ill ll 1 nl lilt Mk.itti i !Inn ilht he |rfl mainly 1 - Hit* .talcs w.t< hn:hh elded late Mniiit t\ \' lil t) u HUBIU urnup fa­ THE bilTIR HIVAIHY 1 ' v mvut hemnt i tlu li 'll.il ('ult\ 1‘ntlnJi <14 th III ’ nl ill.i .4 much 11Ullil* » st and en* I,, I'lili ago Is >i llihikf cl ihc ,. i t in i ;..v A .ll.ii M i vunion, (Milk 11<<1 ■1iI3 j., 1M'ltuiciMill' l*i4'aIi U iiIt ii i.iiiilul.iU' 1li f! i tint S**n Rohri - »)f 1lit licit i lilt 11 u Im It i ailed Ut ( ikhihotnu. n i tln*y in« « ! - <w in Soi initfi<*1 I, 111 J In* \Kil by Ilu t't lit 1 ll III t.b|tmi tcii ■ wax led h.'.l l.\ Hi1 Inif 1> \\ .ii .1 N m hoiv New HI llUKIfit IllUlh Kiptf kll.sl L (. tiliuwt VI fill pill Ihe jt'lidltil v | l.i» \ ut It. (uc till HU fit ‘hill' ut tlm First '|■rj lit Sleveniim'i fui lilt omm*; * imp UiBi ( hi f-*Mtihimiij .Sd i fi -i i<f .4! ill N11u i <>t tin' A Incan ul ( lunch Mrthi nil t i fi lit* ..".I In- .tltd 1III* ut tin iiictu* hi*rs iIII Ith’ licit•H,ii MHI II <- It'-puhlt* t un* .uul huvi hi’Ul) III tin* past, .not .iilded th.it the group reperM-uled m Miui.itunn vvItIt a mom* iiet'ship id Hit ci' nttllmn person*. ■3 1 C 'll "‘"d li.'Wesel >hut Guise tn K e c o r a k ) e & 8 0 l l t " > « .U-Ie.- Itmn were ■'.?»ni,ltig only lilt tlil’lll I t\ I \f•I I Mk* » trills' I •iil'r nth Fhn inti mil .1 -I.lit) ct I}it Im II Depm'tmenl M . u l t - N . j | M.mv Aildiiiun*. A n d !|11iim III’it( IDI lilts! III JMtt U , HI’ l Iimt in.* ti 19jsi9 tin* niee Audit Of T ,i x Of 1111111ovciiu-iits lie .... . I»f **»•! I i • !m t i , in Nil i> t'iv.itui' civil l i c e l**ur T w o Y c . i t . . lilt). | .x.11 in i'. 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It* fmir ImnilriMl I n\ ( ullcrtui '* ,if fit’.* Li'Iv, ecu ,Mu\ Imiiii >t■ will Inn 11V Ke fm mi Id 1, 11MB ji vii| Vfnv I fi, I llfi 1 %vh«T'«'ji!8 41i*r ii Tt'O ftinI sits'ii ii t I tu* w* I I li ii I tin- Stule mitl "I lit** lititin 11ui j ki I Mnry, the Inu i t’qtili •lull liiii oo ttolion1 uf I I l . II.. I I v I itV| t*l 1-in Jill* It '• *' ii *I* tn taka I n,ut Evim-. iMhii i ciiixi’ii mill Amliiiiitf |It*|iii111ii■*ii9 Imiilil nuiki I *•rf98eI I I i' w »llifiy id h Hilt'll mi rtmltl fit Irrrst tuit r ;i vi fii it m 'H i ni ti |n ♦*I.i111. il »all' i i|i -, i 11«11*i , -mill .Siiftntlay. tk '.m heiTiff . I On fIn' (II ll I* I Mr I |uiirt)in|'|iii jiIhi |iit ■1111**•I I 111 1Ini till tM ll MM iv Hi. tut-ml I .Unis Mi hvjtn-x uitili'il thnt L I1 Idll I h' WIII 11 1111111-oV111K I Iniffin, Ir., hti i v*' v * » i will uuiim* Mr I'uMin witL iftii'itnj'uM 111*11mu i i 11hi|t'i I lit i'v*h*Ii iIm *i I mil nl IT i l iUtlLulin, -itnt*- imi« bcl hui*h* f maid iiiivilt'hft'd On (till In lilt hllti’ III Ole Ill'll fl*W •♦illy i "IltuiIiinir **lhit m" nermilll i h -li [I im *v, Uh'hI 'Vim L tu iiiiikc |»tfiii4 fur tin1 pi i aj t n11Jin,*' "luilumi' iht'4‘|i*,,l ami D"iti uf mu I •i.'iimi ■ml matriii , i i tu* ( » r ' am, Odd ruil'UiviHiim nf On* 'JO.IMHI nf #*Minkh|ii#t*fhm, iti.ii aHki’il him if Im mil" • hllil 11'tl‘if till’at* lit li ill LIHIT lilH mill Vunlhti |iln - ! *11(I I v\ill limit ..... ••* 1 ( I In i lull l<> It’ i ndny. Ink#* frniii |trn|<tu(y. iMf n mm. tall t i M»r f min- m.'iitht. In* I'niiitiny ut it hiimimr nf ulbur ll, Mr I'nrliii «nlil “ un" mill llml l> .. o 1(it nf Ma '*’•* hava hiki* fnihl Iinmt’i ulreudy t*un Ou*V wmijtl bnvi" l*ri(ii of m> n n- ' m i m i iM uTm n i<>i■1.11111*, I ih g v ii ,t 1il- 1. 1'• 1* I 'n il I I J'hlH Will Mink*' I III- Ini nl I n ui In I In i hildrail HlnnTitl. Mr Kvitn* “Hiil, "Wr'rp III |j JI III Furl ln*r ti'Mlimmy rt'ViTili'il t hul J "hl laii \I . *mt 1111ij111 r1*I herI4I XUlllflUil* * uu! V, and nut 1*•11111Ar On wurltl un fIrt* by hijttv Im nun Id iirnr, ml cen fin ll. ibt* wnv mum* Mr V'ii it i it arnvi'il in Saiifard In tl-n m in v ' Vn*h i mi, nm t .*f On* Ntail1 I I (‘(’lltlll ii i I\ I *» tin All *»f make hl» nuilil nil May lb, lllfil, 'L of these beitiU till f ll11S' l *It*' -I bAtnnfinl lu111•I tlm I hi* fiMihtl $I,'JIH.!I0 hi On at ■i t Ill's•• *i* > V |»I‘YA 4'I'll I* lufl Will tli* hit ill ut ih.ti ilu- County i(ii \i fill'll’ ili’jmi 11111*111 iin «umt, lugs 111llt til1 Mu' Smifultl f Mill t'u., Atill Ml*- II..,itt. i i,>t l.ti l nt' > ■>1 Inin that, I nf pfoplr vie “Thai'* t*«iiiltlilir«( ilu I*ii Mr f ii it f f li4 * * i in I h i* * inu 11 • »1 1 i< 9 I hi* hiiiM t.t, !' t.|rir I"nil i.]"-ii, that, Vnd you (‘imhln’l 1VHIII, t"l IIII1 will I>a• Jti\VT|i.| lit Mil* b'Vi'l uf 1 1, , , ,1 I i 11,-U Ii 1 Ilf children drive th" tntipla thtfn* ii way Mi. ii * tf ill M u * u t!.uu* iuiiMc i,,i , i I , Us • l j< 1" now. Ire from Lake Mary witli a "hut I Id i )■v I'Mih*’. 4*iiif i fm !• v Iiiu n iir'i , i.ic,i in,, l-xof .i I I i. ii' hitvo gun." i- idiilmlng t" in lull 1 I I noil win I h i,,,,,, t.il.ing , ii "i need* of Hhiuvimr us tin' immt"'rs »f nl in " paekioc miicl'inery, ninl , i,,i | , iiii, iiul""it Gie county, pumped in wlilli* rand licarhc* i 4.ui 11ii isr ut Hu I*i I TYiM i,Tiil 1" predict.si t tint the new nruutid the lake, lhi> m-nl Sltl.ltlttl i '"s " lli," rv r III" "ill i,"l much lo mud'-i" Imtm-s that lotik dawn mi till I* jll’l'l the lake from nmiiiig tin- pines, fuiuh f" nu’i't Iho and Gie stridehes of woodlands, filled with gunvH and persimmon MADISON i.fx Fruticix I Is Now lii A ir h o n u ........ "f ''T,lr‘" l"'" in •.( nl. d tluiiiirh re venue from ax well ns pine trees, Mr Evans Itrlghum, tut, died ni u itourt attuck I'liui I-.Il nuiclmii'x. hi- added. spoke w Mil unilcrslNIidxhle pride hero Moiutriy Just nni< duv nflm f AM I* ( IIAMM K, Ark. f .M|i>* Fln'r * imu-hitie-. have h> eu plnci'd, and r ii I Inis lus 111 of llie future of ho wax oli'clcd statu American cin] i Ui« r 4'uiii(t]i'f111jpf |tl wpt'k'i I tu ""g Ii il") courtesy of tmtrLake Mary. Legion commander h i uf Ij iminj* w it h M»4» Ti M i A n n i in many l"<‘al ,tines. Over M) new homes have been llrii.'tiuni, Winter Haven eltriu iui tl lh\ i-titin, | M .hthii ll lln w n n l , hi" I i ii Htxtiict I'.nvi'itH.r Henry tillill ill (tie community in (lie grower und for 12 yearn Minerin •»f Hfinfnr.l, Ini' hern fraliRfi'i r*t| Witt tnld ,,f h n recent meetlasl year. Ilenco (he Inrrcxslng lendenl of Folk <'minty '.clmol,. fti i he HI I M Xiihnnn* I n l f i i i h v D l .de n ith "tin t ri'c- itilv elected and progresslv** population of llie riled In tliu ollin ol Dr A 4 VlMuM At Fort If unit, 1*’K d u ll ici gnvtniurti m Miami where town is reflected lu h vigorous Hurrison, Sltcriff Simeon II Matin' IhullihT Ids I tun uf 4li it v' wiMi t h r and active civic life resulting ill said, where ho hail slapped and fit h A , iiini cil. hi* ti’iii m i l tho htinIt1 tiie l.uuys tutu cmiwmliun Will he held next May Pinna Include such projects us llie beautiful Lake enmplalm'd ol not feeling well |iriiu'i|tli'n nf suhlii'rliiK. lit* will Murv llntlilng Paik on tile shore llrlgtinm wax till Itix way lionie im iw h v i 'I vh ftirlhrr instruction iuii nits, bextitv contests and a of Crystal Lake. Irom the Legion convention in Tal ............ ...........................r niiti |M 'i*if»li/»tl Irmnln^ wiiiuh will taud trip tu Hnvnmi where those Covering three acres the purl, lahasseu wlikli ended Sunday afler |.....i,f’v id'iV, t,,,' xpecifiTduGc* wifi atteodillK will he guests of the llal .111.1 t.hnis club, he Ml hi. wax made possible through tho numing him commander tn ’ 11»*w unit I< i Rsmiian, new president. financial conli ihittlons of local lie wax also nil oHIdal of tint mn uf M n Aimi*’ | tut, Sanford Atliintlc National citizens and the dredge donated Elnrunce Citrus Growers Aasociu It 1 vr lluwaril of .Milford, wm a h U|,l , wan introiiucetl ai n truest hy Alfred Inman, Jr., Orlando lion fur many yenrx and held a farmei before enlertiig the service | l)y Ull>. Wrlglit, and was welcontractor, who filled In a 200 number of civic positions In Winter cmed ti)' lack Morrison, presidfoot bathing beach, Haven. Ucfore hemming legion i iiivt Lion officer. Thu Utter an* The vigorous Luke Mary Cham­ Commander, he hud been \tuto ftUAlMVlHIKEH K IL LE D [ mun.'ci! thnt Secretary J. Hatiili* ber of Commerce, backed by judge advocate, district command ........ . „ . i '"ti Itishue, had gone lo Stark* to aoino 10U members, lx another er and hud lipid almost every of W M A IH T lH K A '.n — General | fl>r ttxo Legion Junior Haaerr fleet Ion of the active Interest fire of thi' Winter Haven post. Kinnrd. 'dale road dcnartnicul ....n of the citizens of Lake Mary in Frank J. Kalsnne, whom Hrig worker of hero, was killed Monday | the welfare of Hie community. ham succeeded us state command wlicn u car struck a portable rain The work of the (-handier In­ er, said he believed by laws pro sin tier off Slab' Komi 70 a mile i'lodes the community beautifica­ vldctl for him to cull an exoculive and a half north of here tion program which (incompasaeu commit leu meeting lo pick a now H ir z Klnurd was uUmt ju years old nine bxautlfiil one acre parks in commander but said ho would have •CAR SDN C IT Y " Three oilier road deiisrtment addition to the bathing park. Tho tu study th* by laws, adopted ut workers in llie shelter at the time t .14 3:30 6:25 - 7:20 0:15 chamber lias also been active in the recent convention, before hoiug were seriously In hired and taken M OVIEL AND efforts to isctir* a airtight, hard- sure uf the exact proceudr*. to a hospital In Port St. Joe They "D O U B LE D Y N A M IT E " paved road from Lake Mary to Reside 1 his widow, Hrifihani is are f . 0 Dues, U H. Estrego 7:35, Feature 3:02— Hanfurd. survived by two married daughters and Lonnie Morris, all of Wewa Last cumplotc show 0:22. A recent new feature of com­ Mm. George Hardy Jr., Wlnler hilchka. ’ munity life I* the many attrac- Haven, and Mrs. Frank E. Bryant, Highway I'alrolmnn C W Saun­ PRAIRIE LAKE Ivs signs which proclaim on every Behring, and a sister, Miss Dorcas ders sold he had charged George Underwood, Kelly Field, Tex., driv­ road, Ian*, or highway leading Brigham, Northampton, Mass. "Lovely To Look A t" Funeral plan* have not yet bean er of the car, with driving while into the town, "Lake Mary City 7:45 • 0:30 - 10:30 intoxicated. announced. Limits." -10(1 llomr Situs At L-ike Mni v To Be l'ut On Market ( assrlluu in Lions la Aid in Work Or I ndiT-]>rivi!ei''od New (oinniiiuder Of Florida Legion Dies On Way Home IM. .Iiiliii B. Howard Ahtvie 'rime Table i iAUtjYi r ..................... /r , • h) i. - « ( ' : . 4 it Ml Vuuorliiieil P . - u s m l.citsed II ire Pensacola Jet State To Act Pilot Is Hero In Correcting Ike Will Address Landing Plane Water Level Of Foreign Wars | two tron nee boy*, warn killed oaday night whan u CMfl twin. . engined airplane dived 200 feet to • **rth *t lha Miami International M TUESDAY. AUGUST I ^ux*m-a4ln. WJr •««4a... ’r t.-.ti.-t '3vAjlJk wL. iiVflEf*.'Uf. . U.. _L. ... , .j '.ic 'isW'-: — — .sV.-i, �0 • Win Twin Bill, 1-0,' 10-7, To Sweep Cocoa Series "" fconny R apcr M u r 1■ • S h u t o u t , S t a r t ' ' Second C o n t e s t I v' Go To Jax B cn c I 1 ' “ Sanford Legion Opens State Tournament A gain st Hialeah home i" A Inmi’s lending Dusty Rhode* i«t„| „f oj. Jot nriaa nnd Rhode* were dumb Uekad before the cuntenl with I2 ■Ound-lrlpper* apiece. The fence [tearing shot broke the Blue:/ fB L record of 74 homers which mm later in the game to he hroten again by Pep Rambert. .Cocoa Jumped oh Roper In IM fifth for four n|n* after •coring In *lhe fourth for the first time In the Ibki ID Innings against Ihe slants of Hrmimite Mae pitching, The fifth frame Outburst brought "Irnnmair George Kenls l» Ihe hill to aup< ( h i t the tiring Itapcr and force Carallaro lo shift In left replacing Kenln with Joe Parlse fielding first beae lo Pep Ram* M l lo order that "Jolting Joe" P o jd move Into light, Cue on •WoTlinm. *■' *' “■ led (a ceflter .w.e.nt $ m Mcl F l e i s c h e r M ’ty P i t c h For " B a b y Blues” In I ti i t i 11 Tourney C o n t e s t BACK IN STRIDE By H U N T C lIK T L A IN Those pluy-nff Itiinjrrj- "III"' Bomber*” lowered Hu* liimm on tin •hBpieax Coeon fmllnn* l«*t nltrM Weeping their thrct’.-gnim* "»■»•*'»* Wtth the last-plnrrr* by rapturing both end* of n ilmiblnlu’iidrr In Memorial Stii'llum before f,|H pni>l euetomrr*. - . Nrwl" (|l(|t|ll <'I S'OMV I: I r. III it OH' 1.1‘ fn -1m* n i n Semi »i•'I• Mine >iin jaffaisl lie tSt’liI'd Of , | k A t J; Mi n free ngrrif '* ) I n i * Sntordnv. llnntlv pitelied W IK m u M ■■ i"' ■ S fllW J ovei tbe In II,in • '.-E 0 t 0 p \ I I I ' lirvi M Ilamhrrl Inning it p «*n (•r. f, V** ,Um ,wn T h e ex-Or Inlido rollefrr f mim’d mid didn’t l»eilo n uliujlr palit winning, 10. ('Manager Churli Aletw derided Mper could do It again mid nf tw a 2fl-mlnnti' intermiiitlon, •Urled llie bl|T blonde fllngrr in the nlgliti'Mp. Itaprr pitched four More »hutmit Inning* in run hi* elrlng to It Innings In foie fuller Ihf In the fifth. Tonight Ihr llltir* will Invnde Jacksonville llenrb In engage the fifth pl*rc Sen Writ*. Chlrti I’ Corral** nr l.nule Itcnlu* may | get the mound rail from A Iron 1 for thl* eyming'n lilt. The 1 "Blue Bomber*” will be 'seekM lag to oatrnd their present win; ling aheln to fnurmlralghl. - L ■ * t night'll double victory ovei gnvi' Hanford wim Irt their lint 31 ’ A l ......... ........... . •— ft , finprriilvii .(147 **' f* percentage. Mean .(1 f , While the Semi- B V T nolra moved up jWM **' * on hath the *e< H W ' ; . <-• rind place H ay tona lloaeh I*v Under* nnd the . perennial lead < hlcu « urralc* ’ ere the Ocl.uml lied Hut*. 1- Sanford picked up a uumc-uml l a-half on llnylonti to dinw W I. Pel. till kU La n d :i2 in .711 Daytona lleurh 20 Id dill 3 SANFORD 24 20 .RIB 7.R within 4H game* of arcond place •nd 7 'i out Ilf fir*t place. The :• tightened lust night with tiford winning two wnile both [htytona and DaLaml were losing a Jax Reach and Palatka. h Frank tiinlth led-off with a triple to I ho right rrnlcrlirhl fence In the first frame of the initial coldest nml subsequently •cored on a wild pllrh by Imer Lou Klein to provide the victory margin fur the Seminole* in Ilia first game. i WORLD'S BEST? A /V P V Sanford’* Junior American f,s»iip* posing Pont No. .’12 of llinlrnh rt 1:30 n. in, in Starke. ’Mlg.l'y Mel” FlcUclier, winner of in nn I loser in only one game. wu» *1* u t lo pitch the fir.'it game for .he •’flatiy Blue*." ^ The Campbell STANFIELD, HAWN O PU AU F/f; P Florida Stale League Del,nnd 31 Daytona Hench 20 F O R -TH E 2 0 0 M E TE R O fN R E C O R P T/M P, Sanford HAG A*AP E / T L O O K (3 0 0 P P O P ! A M E R IC A 'S C H A N C ES o r R e rA /N tN o t w o OLYM PIC A R T B R A G G OF M O R G A N 'g C TA T t M’ Snntiird !•'. Smllli, ef SIN C E Knnla, lf-n o l y n r ic Alenu, (lb Purine, if lb Itlliules, r I I It I Cuviilliirn, if 1 2 1 0 Hnncnb's, ** 4 2 1 I Itriper, o 2 it n n l(lirtiberl, lb 2 2 fi II Total* 30 1.7 'll •' Coo n non l in iiirj 7 Hanford 020213 I lx Id If P i i i I ki- 2. Ithmles, Imbrn. F Smith, llnrnbert. KnUier 2, Onreln, Hii’fbe*. It Smilli. Hnlogli, ( ’avallltro, CiiillZIllt's 2, Alenu. K- Itluiiles, Irnb'ii, lilll Ithmles 2, Cnviillnrn 2. Kent*. Itnmbeil I, Thurman, lliigh"*, K'dlier 2. Ilulni'li 3, Irnlirn. 211 tiiiiiin, Smilb, Knlker. 31) K’dker. INI Itluiiles, llauibert, llaluglt. Sll Purlin*. Imbrn. Humhurl. OP lla lnuh , Onrrla and Tlixrimin Left Cnrnn 0, Hanford ft. 101 off Ktinn 3, Lope* I, llnper 2, Kenln t. SO 11v Itnnp 2, Lope* 0, Itiinor 2, Kiitl* 3. HI) -Hunt) It In 0 inning*, tl run*; Super 7 in 4 Inning*. R runs; Lope* 3 In 2 In­ ning*. I run: Kmils R In fi InulruM, " inn*. Wl" Itapcr. Bupn, I'll Thill limn. Winner Keni*. f.oser |{nii|i. 1! Haiti and Kettles. T SET ^ THE RACE FO R THE BO Y* WHO'LL p e f e n p th e 21 PaJatka 23 Jaxville Beach 23 I F fR /r/g A Orlando 21 > Leesburg in Coena MONDAY'S RFAULTS U rG A C K E R f i Sanford I in Cocoa 0 7 FO R TH E /; I,«eabiirg l 1 Orlando 0 4 Arw uncs, I I Palnlkn » Del,and 4 GHOUL P 1 [| t Jaxville Beach 5 Daytona Beach 3 B E ABLE U{ TODAY'S OAMKH TV CO N IV Daytnnn Beach at Polntka DrLaml at l-eesburg C E N FR A TE Sanford al Jacksonville Beach ON RETAINING \ orlnndn al Cocoa H is \ National l.eagur B A tr/N a (No game* scheduled Monday) T in e American I.eague New York (12 43 .590 P O R IN G Cleveland M 4fl M* TH E ?NO H ALF Boston 33 43 .330 OF T V E ^ f Washington 54 4H 329 SEASO N Phllntlelphla 30 4S ,510 Chicago 33 .51 .510 St. Lotus 43 03 .400 Detroit M 07 .350 New York I Washington 0 (night) (Only game scheduled) American league New York nl Washington (n) Huston at Philadelphia (n) FAIN, ii.w i honor -TN I M O PeR N 5 We r e •s t a r t u p 1 I’ensarola I’ II a l t o o O N LY th r ee EARLY SEASON iSJJR’t* rut t h e t r a p /n o p e a p l i Ne PASOEP NE MUST HAVE SPENTA LO T O F T/ME WONPERING WHEN Tl7 S TAR T P A C K IN G -H 'f NAME FIG U R EP M nnm* iasu M H AOPffUL m HUMOPE PEALS -rl/n/ 7HA VAa PFCtiPENTAL Raschi - Reynolds Combination May Make It In 1952 Three Heats May fiulkowski Twirls Be Required For FIL s 3rd No - Hit Big Hambletonian Contest For WPB OO.HHKN. N Y. Uv-Hltl llmers on harness racing's grand circuit speeulaled today Hint for live first lime since 1917 ll might rniulro three heals to decide Ihe rich flam btnlnnlnii Slake Wednesday. Sixteen three year old cults and fillle* tiro entered for the 27lh etlb lion of Ihe sulay sport's Kentucky Derby. Anil there Is speed lo Imrn In Ihe star studded lineup headed by Ihe Duke of Lullwnler. non. A RtH. Perhaps another half dorm were I scared away from posllng Ihe final f.VKI starling fee tiller the blister 12117080 , lug wnrktmlvl urned in by several cnnlmders Iasi week. The la.it four llamhlelonltms , have Been won In Iwii slrnlghl j heats, anil the first ontf to |)ut a 1pair together Wednesday will gel 147,230 IH from Ihe Juicy $97,(137.53 By M ill, (ill.B KID K pul. This mokes II Ihe urcnmi rich AsMicialrd Press .Staff Wrllrr llumhlctnoliin Last year when Tfie Palatka Axalean moved from eat 1 darted, Ihe purse grossed $05. fifth to fourth place hy heating 2 first place DrLaml H 1 Monday 203, and a 25 In I shut— Main lilglil ill a Florida Slate league liner hauled In $31,347 for Ralph Krocning of Milwaukee. game. Duke of Lullwnler, the 1951 two Jacksonville Bearh also nulled mi upsel by giving Daytnnn ileach year old ehumplon owned hy Wal­ lis first defeat in eight games, 5 3. ter T. Candler nf Decolor. Go., In other games Hanford bent Cocoa and winner of 14 nf 111 starts last twice I a nml 10 7, while I.ecslmrg year ns lie piled up the hlggesl nod Orlando siillt a dnuhlehrndrr. earnings on record (or a Juvenile, Palatka piled up an 9 0 score In Is listed as Ihe 3 to 1 choice, The Hie first I w ii innings and then ant Duke lias won Ihree nf five Ihls tight to heat llm Del,nml Red Hats. ypur. Forcmnd challenger senilis to be Bei.com Hamm pitched a nine hitter for Palnlkn. Outfielder Ted Hit Kong, Proparly of K, Itolaud Brooklyn till a homer for DeLnntl llarrlmnn nnd K. T . Gerry, New In Ihe seventh. York, mid L. It. Sheppard, Han­ A Jacksonville Bench Pitcher Rill over, Pa. Herman gave up twn runs tit the Daytona Bench Inlanders in the first Inning, then shut thihn nut ftinlll Hie ninth when Daytona Heath scored once more, not enough to win. U-rshurg'* Packers won Iho first game of their duublrhcHdcr t o hy boldin g Orlando's Senators to four nils, all hough tho packers thornselves hit only three times. Orlan­ OAINK8VII.LK i* Florida do won Iho second game 41 with high school roaches heard a highly Lefty Klnrman pitching a six-hit­ technical lecture on Iho npUt-T ter. formation offense today presented Snnrortl Pilcher Sonny Itapcr byX'oacn Dewitt Weaver of Texas shutout Cocoa mk four hits to, win Ihe first game of that dnublehotdMonday, tho mu DOndd (mmitin mentors mrniurn •(• ator, but hod to be relieved in the tending Ihe coaching clinic hero firjli Inning of the second game. hegrd Murray Warmnth of MlsslsGeorge Kenla came In to finish out aljjpl (Rate go Into all of the detoifi the victory. Sanford's Catcher particularly Hiisty Ithotlea and first Bateman agdlnit the T-formation. Pen Rambert hit nomera for a They alio had a discussion on fly CIKNK PI.OWDRN Associated Press Staff Writer The third nohlt gome nf tho Florida Inlcrnnllonnl (gtague's 1952 season went Into the hooks today, put there by West Palm Beach's Frank Hulkuwskl, 23 year old south­ paw'1Siilktiwskl used only tut pltchei Monday night In blank the Lake­ land Pilots, 5 0, In Ihe seven, Inning opener of a dnublelieadcr. West Palm Bench alsti won the nightcap, !i 3, fur Iheir fifth In a row Holkiiwskl, a limited service play er. was given flawless support, lie walked three nml struck out two In ihe abbreviated contest. Frll* Luciano held Lakeland In eight tills In the oilier game, while Ills mates poumlrd three Pilot (lingers for 12 nnd started with five runs In Ihe first Inning. The league’s olner no hlt games were nine inning affairs Clarence (Hooks) lolt, HI. Petersburg, per­ formed the frat against Ft. Laud­ erdale on May 0 and Gil Torres of Ihe Miami Sun Hux duplicated ngalnsl West Palm Bench on July Ml. _ Miami lleurh won a pair, edging Tampa 3 2 In the first game nnd romping home In the nightcap, II I. Ht. Peterslnifg shaded the leading Miami Huh Sox, 3 2, and Havanh was mint’d nut at Key West. Miami Bearh (noli ihe flril on only four singles and In Ihe second 17 safellcs were binged out olt Ihrre opposing moundsmrrr. The double victory cut Miami's league lead In two games as the Sun Hux lost their second In a row lo the Saints, who now lead Miami In season's play, 10 tn 9. State’s Gridiron Coaches Are Told Seeks 20th About “Split-T” Sfinntz Win Of Year Tonight track by Florida's Coach Percy Beard nnd a basketball session led by. Florida's Coach John Mauer. Today, North Football Coach lilt W illiam s 1» F irst Brgnt. Jacksonville Beach Fletcher put hia charge! through n rough •nd tumble acrimmageln prepara­ tion for the all-star game In Jack­ C l,, william, won U . Mml-nn- sonville Friday, with the accent on ■I Iffinl, match over Cecil I U » . protection for punter-pauer Jackie Hardy. Pensacola. * South Coach John Edlaon con­ centrated an .sharpening hia team'a ironing game, with the bulk of City Net finalist Bsr’a s s fd s r a r w hneht, Miami Bduon and Chiylea PH ILADK LI'IIIA bfl Utile Bobby Shanty climbs up on the mound at 8bibe Perk tonight In search of hit 20tH win of the cu r rent Americah Loague seaion. If Ihe Philadelphia Athletics’ con­ densed curveballer cornea Ihrough -a n d he a failed pnjy three times this year— he'll be Ihe first major league hurler In reach Iho magic 20’game circle In the 1BS2 aeasnn. Ilia record of 19 win* against only three loiftss prlor to tonight's game it loos In both major loops lib ' earned run mark of l.sa la th¥ b u t In the Junior circuit end ho ha* 110 strikeouts—only one iras than the leader. BlUy Pieree of the Chicago White Sox. By JIM KKNHIL Associated Preie Sports Writer Remember when linl Nowhouaor nnd Dluy Trout combined their talents |> hurl tho Detroit Tigers the 1945 American .League pen intT VoIuhIu County Kennel Club i lli* r l* vi i : — a - nuh> Mile (V l r s l Unit Itnllj D im h lO I l..irfv Cssliio, S K ip l'i ltsr, J Stv It<immxr. I Him k Kuril. (» Four lly Knur. * Jeli'ii, 7 llrlllliuil T r y , • guei-H I ) . * *i:t » V i > II (1 11 a nulls wile tsrrnnil 11*11 ■•■Hr llmllilel t M»nutn I’earl. : Halivoi U. 1 ( ’.i|ilIu. I T e l l e Sinn. I. My l.uchy l.ne, 4 (V.itflel'l. 1 II<||J«I1 llllSK” » .11.1 is .l*vellt. T i t IMII I M I K am i l l * Mile I goioniM. . l.lltle iJuulit, 1 Hist'll MO. I Sullen I tlt>I, S rilie Hlep*. * Sly l.iu k y Heven, 7 All lieiie, t Tlieiuliire k h i i i i i i i i , u > : n/iaihe m i i * t 11*1* 11*11, J Ultra y Jim, J Si Hu. I ’l o w e r Man. ft T o r i , s Ilia Ytinker, f ir etf rl ti *rrlt.r, * Hliriiitiw* K l H l I M A I » — a li n k . Mile I l.*>ly Ver, J I'll i'll. J llutltilfllS, I le v i n k , ft Poverty l ’ase*nl, I rtlmrii Illii, 7 1.1 * Own, S Well Knvnrti) S I X I I I I I A I H 8, I HI he Mile I u u r lism ly, J t,il » Hnstivler. J W*y IHtiSe, I No Ante, .1 t l i s h y I nine. * I taro, 7 II.p llnnrln, I I'm (ink. % s i . i b . v r i i H . ( c n — a/ieih* m u # I Klve 9(101, J I ’lrcle A rrow , I Ke*l llreeae, I r * p l* i n nwlft, ft Heuver * Mlirpilse, s Itern lU, 7 I’Ntvo, I T m i l u ntep. M l l l l l T I I M a i V! S lillks Mile 1 J - lls w M rtlisle, -J N r ms lleporl, • Nolil* Way . I I’sley lent, * Hllck Hun*. • Hlonila I'tisniti. 7 My Uysslsr, a ctoss w *ik n in th h a c k n/ieih* MU* I W ill IlNYt 1 I’lleU. 1 nine Apollo < I ’t t a r . -SI. a j* *n nixie, a fsoies (|Sdr. 7 UviUyn Msrle. a Hleh Telluw, . . I M N T M H A I M ftleaeh C s s N e i i i « pie k - i , i ...................... i A lw a ys I'sss, 4 Mhl|Uy-Hmi. ft J o y • Top Valtie/7 Hundsy Hun, itiujof L4agu Leaders itd e d c u Lei ftin, Philadelphia. Hoeton. .322; Oot»dman, At the time, basi ............ . . _________ rfortU’ nnee would be matched for some Umo to come, Rut then Johnny Rain and Warren Spuhn came along with the 1949 Bos Ion Braves and delivered u one.two pllclilng punch that landed the flag ol;av, so hnsrhall history repeals itself. Don't look now, hul Vic Ilaschl nnd Allie Reynolds, a Pair of New York Yankee mmintiamett, are threatening In do II all over again llnxchl tossed his ItIh straight win Monday night, a 1 n blanking of Ihe Washington Senators Hint brought Ids season sla te to 13 2 Tonight', Reynolds faces lln- same Senators In the nation’s eapitnl nnd will he shooting for Ifin 13ln victory In 2b derisions, Thai mean* Ihe two Yank righthanders with 25 wins between them, hnvfl nrcmmled for better limn 4o per cent nf their team’s R3 triumphs, Raschi scattered six hits nud fanned eight while walking only one. So Ihe Yanks are now .1’v games In front of second plare Cleveland ami another flit) game ahead nf third place Bpslo’i. both of whom were idle Monday night nlnng wllh Ihe rest of the American league iQlbrnallonal la-ugnc, have moved to alrcngtlien Iheir dub with a new pnthcr nnd catcher, k The pitcher is southpaw Jerry Riffcnhurg, who hat looked good with a semi-pro team in nearby Plant City, lie hurled in the F1L in 1950, winning four and loaing eleven with Lakeland, Weal Palm Q m h . and St. Petersburg. Lavcrnc Watercullcr, a catcher hitting 270, hus been bought from Spartanburg, S. C.. to fill e gap caused when Itnfarl Casanova broke his ankle In a game Satur­ day night GOLF TAMPA trP - Many of Florida's lop amateur golfer* are playing Ml hole* here today for Ihr slate's five plares in the nalinnal amateur championship Among those entered were Jim lam Jr , Tallahassee; Dr. Charles fllllycr, Jacksonville; ilev Natters, SI Petersburg; anil Dili HIumtiler and R. (1. Imlspeich, Miami. Don Bisplinholf, 17^-year-old OrInmlo player, has ipiallfled for Ihe nalmnal evrul by winning the U.S. junior championship. (Womrni W. L. Pel. GB Hal-Army 7 1 .915 Knterprise 4 4 .500 9 Koiimiltal'a 4 4 .500 5 Wnile'a Grocery I 7 ,125 11 Games Tonight Wade's vs. Hal-Army Itoumlllal i vs. Khlerprue SHSA, Wit h Hi* .G R E A T H IT C H IN G ••d In,— Robinson, Chb iA - R ogers Ns over Um Tiff'S Mel Hialeah, victor inn* over We it Palm Bench in the buttle for a Slate tournament fierih. ba* one of the Stale'* lop junior l.egbrn player* in Leo form. Coran not only U the tram's top pitcher lint be I* a rrnrk . hnrtatop, bitter and base *tenter. First Hum-inmi Fred (llaperl *hlne* defensively and nl*o swing* a polenl hat while Calrher Mnurlre (iahagan, who rrrrnlly grndualrd from Ihe Little I,rogue rank*, la the train'* rrmalng outatandlng ■lugger. Thl* I* the rluh Sanford mult face in Ihe first game of Hie State tourney today in Stark*’. The "Huby Illues” went Into the mcel holding the only unblemished re­ cord III lourmimenl game* this summer, having won nix sliaiglit without u defeat. On Ihe liasi* of lecouls, they wore considered the pretnurney favorites, JackHonvIlle'* P«*t Nn. Nina rnterrd the lourney again Hdi year to defend Iheir 11151 Hllr. The No. Niue (irneruls, runrhrd by Willie and Warren Downing, nut only look Ihe Stale crown IumI rear hul they marched In­ to the National rhum|ijim*hlp after whipping FnmUtnn, Va., for the Southern Title, Sanford will depend on the brilliant pitching of either V*l Flolarhor or Jimmy ’’Jock" Ki Ider to s| ipearhend their victory hopes In the Initial game nguIrVt the power-laden winners nf IJiq (treater Miami and tower Fasti Coast Aicu*. * If the "llahy Illues" ran win the opener they will fare the winner of Ihe Jacksonvillegame tomorrow night. If nil the oilier hand Hanford lose*, they will op|m*r the ln*rr of Ih* Jax-I'elisucnlii name lomorrnw afternoon. In till* double elimination »"rlrs, It takes n roinhlnation of Iwm d-feat* to lie eliminated nr at least Ihreo triumphs In win the state title. The winner nf the Hist# crown will proceed to thb region, nls In Atnhnmn to play Ihe *>itj champions of J’milh CainBiia, Georgia and AMuinn. The winner in Ihls meet will plnv In the secllonal* nml thi» secUonnl winner goes directly to Denver, Coin,, In compete In tlm National Legion finals utl aojit, t H O fT B A l.L STAN*ItFNGH TH E C O H /A ffC n C * y - YA /YH M M . fa v o r ~*ul \KKLAND un — Tho Lakeland its, In sixth place in Hid Florida T P A IV P , C O UR TIN G * f * * N r y o fr 0 , ikelancl Picks Up Hurler And Catcher BUCKY’S BEST BET Iforiisby Takes Over m hh Of Cincinnati ' CINCINNATI HAVE HANPER EP HIM, B U T IN IR S I HE CAME ON TO , WIN A F TE R ffeiNO O U T O F A C T,O N „ O V ER A MONTH / t im e o A ip -THE 2 0 0 Tw ice - CANADA is N c v r N /TH ONc iN THE IO O ANP TWO IN THE 2 0 0 / Mighty !t:i at H;3fl p. III. tonight. /N I09A , AM ERICA HAS POM/HA r p p THE S P R IN TS ■ NAVINO TAIL P.P ro N /N THE IO O -A 1 E TE R t T IT L E / ' Hfirlnn Ml tram opened the state I. f[lon mil finals Hit* nflernoim by mi.■jr<1 Tha Kemlnnl* Blue* This Weak Tonight Hanford at Jax Reach Wednesday Jax Reach at HANFORD Thursday Palatka ut AANFORI) Friday Sanford at Palatka Saturday DsLand at HANFORD Sunday Hanford at DeLnml �, -A I DR. H. McLADMN OPTOMETRIST tIS M«fntill* Heme SCOTT'S SCRAP B O O K By R. J. S C O n jI (a w E E P U . ; Oktk\,_ T tO N r i i K l u r \ riorMn i*nrpr*r« l ton, PRANK II H im mt TootTt. i ......... . i; »r . I oh urn V A TIC O f K uLAR PI •I tit tr f, !*•■/» h.( mi ■ ih it vt ion » itti pi Kl.nn 11».\ T " j MU.Vfc II i Al'Nt \i.\ It .*Mil M VI UU UTA •:A: M il i nu if <ii*.ipi ii.pii fl^wn tmlri .Ir % II II** If .1 t ■mitt'*., I..-.I fl liJI tM » 11, m \||lit. 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Ant,'linn un,l Mnil.,'1 lluu.tiT $Ml I ItllhN Itllillll & Ti'lcvl.lun '107 W li t . I'lu'ii. mi liuhh’ri in m -M . ", Hfifi-M. N K W ( J A I t A i i K n|'t. on I.like. Phone S-li-.M hi liuhh'ii HSfi-M. A l ’A H T M K N T :t liwlmiinii, unf nr llithril, I’h'Hi,' - I ' l - J . K A U M KO Il H K N T mi • h u m , very k i >o ,I lull,I, un Imr,I mml. Ilftwi'i'ii Kfltfi |iri*i' |>ti I Outrun I'holt,' Kllll*W. K I U I N I S H K I ) , 2 loom «|il. III,'I ierrem*,! lei imni'il in pun'll. unil Mnirtinllii Avr. lU lh 1200 I'lA N D H N e w mni iiunl. T u u iih Trail,' - h i f,. hmlri'n 1‘mii'i Stun>, 12(10 Myrtle Avi'iiuf. I'll, l2r,H\V. Kriru • Kruu • Krro Huffi'r Runtiil with I'liichunu uf I’nrtte Wn* at Scuknrlk (Jliin* A Kalnt Co. |2 fl r()vvl)ulll . , h B.O0. Matt',, ,, , ................ . . . hiryile ■ $12.00. Doth tfuml roll il 1 11 o n . Knterprlxe Methmli.it Chililri'tt'a Hume, Joritriiaon. VI ' ' 1 i J« • 1 . 1 l; Mf’ » ‘l* 1 l Im b 1 Ml 1 'll II h i t Vi. f u H T M » 1:1 h 1111Mft 111 i \| it t i l VI \ V , i Ml ail, 1 j, | ^ t 1 It ten p'1'i. lu»Lfall V \ V 1 •>J ; | 1 ill 1 U f } 1 1 I M t f \ l»S Ilia' 1' .1 1• V 1 ‘4 1 1 1 1S S- "1 ' t , n ' E M ' . 1'• i I d ||»M ____________ \ 1 . - •t u n ,i i . i i i hn,'. (hi nil'll* il m , l \\ I III I ,v i <ml, n 'I ", , ii ><■ I ,n ii 1.1 I Inn" !' ,-t m i r i\ \ \ i h > (*,,), mil i 'ut .III <l Iv’ llil,' !)— Hu,I, ■I s i, ■■ WORK M'l'l.v I , i .1,,' i. W A N IH H HA IIV H I T T Hit, Mr* FwlL«-ii»f. nr. Im-hI f ofornna h i ’J "in UM -I I 12— SDHt I M. S H K \ It HS 1 i in>'( t P \\ i i n Iti V. '• r | l M »l ** I ‘ \ aill. I H .- vi lull i /;>n fid , • *J< • mi i , i i htt i »M * mi puna* if *f in v ally i ■ ’i'' numhi'f 1 , 'intimity V II- i dd. Ml y 11 I « >lulo Dlaini, Vlfctli no, "i dniii. witi I find ,1ritijr Li> ii in«•**11.-, * 1111111 •'. flaw ii Ikrut IVi fat al MtMIU ! ’i;i|i'i'i Hiephoti t I,!••*! VV Kiiiviiiil. !!>*• 11(' >I>*, I I•*I Hid, Ids \ IM*•« I ' A I I I ' l i M lilt M tilih For qiiii k repair *Jult*, nr eumii hmhInn', Cull Jim 11 12 M 1. I'L l MIIINd 2 or ll rnom Mjaiirlim iit fnrnlalie,!. C’t ntriii i and rujiult vork. l'H'O 3(M| Kim Avf. K. II. Camp. CRASS Square R uri • Ilnmhoo LOST AN D FO U N D — *.a ettllmatp-1. K. L. Harvey. 2tl| U — Illlnd* for porch or hrei'Kewuy. Salifntil Ave I'll,in, lH'.!N l.llMl : pi ii until rimmed ulaue*. A I* A it T M K N T kuh kKelt,'it. IJeauty, economy tnnl endurance 7n/,-\\V. 2.7(1 O iu i u e Avenue. Iirivnto I'ntrani','. W r y r,,»*nti- Telephone 1425, The Furniture A L L T Y P E S Ilulldo/cr w „r» iihlo. I'hunc l.'l.'UMl. Center, lift W rit H in t Street. Ri'iinunahle Ita te i- Free Eetl- MAIM wanted. Apply Hanford mate>, Spreuder Service, l.lmr Clinic. VERY LARCH 2 In'itroom fur- ( : i M v r D 7 , 7 ; ^ : A r 8 i . 7 . . and llulotnite end KerlilUur. nUhoil apt. I’rlvut,' i-nirwnre Kin lulled or unflnlihed. Keaeon* Car,enter A (Trnciy. Phone LOST: While and lemon walker ami private hath. Ailulla only. ably priced. Compare our price* 1.7 :1:1■M or Huti-J. lioufid 1 tippy. I'aoln viclnty or I’ltono tlli-W . • tn«n buy. Rudiret Term*. The lln tu a Lake, Rewind. Phone Furniture Centrr, lift Weit L A W N M O W K R S iharpvned. Ill lli20R-4. Flret, Phone 1425. (i ROOM ANJ> wreen pnrcli r r lei rep cjfctci repair*,!. SLuman'*, 3 It rurnlahtul apt. Clm,,, In. Call. Jth HI. IS -AUTOM OfllLF.S — Rr W E S T I N 0 I I 0 U 8 E Electric ratiife, I237-R afU r fl p. m. Knot I worklnu condition. Fu r Plumblnx & Suppllr, We'll buy >0111 rar it'ttuidlv** cl only $50.00. KiM lNIBHED apaitmrnt- 2 h «h Contractln Cnntracilnn A Repair* nyu oe eundilinn. rautni, vUctrlc kitchen, private B80( South Pnrk Av» Hanford Electric Co. W. J, Kins 2800 Lit lie A Reel IJred I’ m * entranc*. Phone 000-J. I l l MafRoUa -Ave. 2nd and Sanford -w JllV ,1 +j.' • j ^7-i r i-j11^ ! r'ii j "Ii . ’ lu. , t+.xujsu__ iikitdii 'I ... �A - \ 1 eryv'yv'yV"V * fi — — - -V; 1 »/ ...........■M l ? ' - . '1. . . - " i■■■ i ?<>. Y S b '* ; -r, T I I K B A N FO B D IIF.IM LH H Tuaoday, Aug. 8, MAX m McCarty Denies Any Ambition In Future Politics Says H e ’s O n l y Con­ cerned W ith Making Good As Governor TALLA H ASSEE if— Dan McCar­ ty snyi he Inti tin political ambi­ tion. beyond tin- governorship of Florida, " I ’m noi concerned with any­ thing beyond doing a good Job as governor." be said Thai was hi. answer. In an In­ terview, to the inevitable .pecula­ tion thni pot. every mao nomi­ nated for governor Immediately In the race for llic U. S Senulo four yaar. In advance. McCarty briefly and pointedly gave hi. stand on a iloien nr more problem* ami l.aue. that will con­ front him afler he lake, over the governorship Jan. 0. lie .aid be regard. $300 a year a. (he limit of hi. commitment for a . c IiimiI toucher, cost of living pay raise. That', what they asked for and nlmo.l got from Ihu LouisIat ore In I DM, hot .nine leader, of the teaching profession hove been talking lately about u $.300a-vonr raise lie repeated hi. companion slide men! that the only new tax money he will seek I. un Increased levy on dog rare truck earning*. The next governor also .u y . he I. In fuvor of doubling the Stale Advertising t'ninnilixlnn'* $500,000 annual appropriation "If llte mon­ ey’* available." He .aid tin I. determined to keep down uc-ndemlc competition and duplication of service between the University of Florida and Florida Mate Univer.il>. "There’s a place for both of them, aod lliey’re going to do their Jobs. We’re certainly mil going to Wind up here wllh two second rate Institutions." lie approved the Stale Cahloet's decision to pot (lie new Forest Hill Correctional Institution near Ocala lido partial service for drlimpirnt Negro girl, and mild he favor* nlifiilng the whole $1,3113,000 plant that has slum) Idle hIiii-c it wu. finished two year* ago. He did not cuininilt himself on linlldlng three oilier mill. at a cost of some two million dollars for white girls, white women iiilsoiier. and Negro women cnnvlclx, A . for the cniiiroversy over pro­ posed eon.lroctlon of a hospital lor alcoholic* ul Avon I'ark, he laid; "We'll cross toot bridge when we gel lo It " A movement l.nfool to get started on Hie In.lllullon even before Ills term open* McCarty again declined to name anyone he might tie considering for appointment lo lop state nilminl.tratlvu Job. He repeated, with tunphail., Ida eampnigii dec­ laration that none of (iov. Fuller Warren’s "little cuhlnel" of major aide, will he rclnlned. He .aid establishment and main Uniance of pulille confidence In tin* government will lie a mn|nr ob­ jective of hi. uilininlHlratlmi, Iml tie duel n't regard It un a problem "I'm going to liuvu people do these Jobs u n a matter of public service, not financial gain I'oll tic. I. tud going lo be Hie molivul log Influence In Hie salecHon of any of Ihem," ho declared. The domi­ nant fuctnr will he "whether they can do the Job honestly and effi­ ciently." "It's mil hard In do a Ihlng that's rigid," he commented, and added he fool* public confidence in Ida administration will follow right de­ claim).. McCarty .aid a* chairman of the Pardon Hoard whose vote must be affirmative before any convict gat. clemency, ho will follow a general policy of going along with racommcmlaflona of the Mate Pa­ role Commlaslon afler Investiga­ tion uf a case. He .aid he thought talk of hi. Inauguration ceremony waa prema­ ture, alncc ho itill muat be elected over a Republican opponent, but he prefer. It lo he "Just aa digni­ fied and unpretentious" a. tradi­ tion and the office require. ahow. This show Is a Uttla number called "South Pacific *’ and Miss Blair's affection for it knowa no hounds. Sha has devoted two ycara of her life lo It, neglecting the movies and other phrases of her phrase the well-known song, Janet well-rounded career. WASHINGTON <41 - A young Blair Is In love wkh a wonderful "I've done (Hit performances, aa mother who was reported bent on of last night," she told me over a making a suicide leap from a sixth late lunch. “ I've never missed a floor ledge last Thursday now says who might be talked Into some­ show, although there were times D e sp e ra d o W h o S le w the whole thing wee a hoax to thing like that." Cop Says He Won't Smith, who won Ihe nation'! when I fell like It. Sometimes I’ve get publicity for the Medal of Hon­ had colds and could do little more or winner credited with saving her. highest military award for single- than talk the songs. But I've al­ Be Captured A l i v e bringing a burning Flying Mr*. Ernestine Lucille Whomhlc, handedly ways fell butter alter having gone, Fortress and 1 1 1 wounded crew 21, mother of two children, inlii WASHINGTON uh - A 37-yearmembers safely across Hie English on. Monday she waa offered $300 to Channel, old desperado who escaped four has been involved with "It's a show that givea you a take the lump attempt because Ihe law before. life, because yo you realize what en time* from Florida state prisons Maynard H. "Snuffy" Smith, hern In llMfl he pleaded guilty to a Joyment lent people gel from It. I’ve today waa added to the F ill’s list of World War II, wanted publicity charge of violating food and drug y* fell that they would be die- of "10 most wanted men." In his campaign for governor of laws by misbranding e "rejuvena­ alwa He Is Leonard Joseph Zalutaky, appolluted If Ihey saw an underVirginia. tion" cream which he sold to an study, n o I've never missed a cur­ Allentown, Pa., with many aliases Assistant Corporation Counsel elderly Virginia tnan. tain. Three understudies have al­ and a record dating back to when Clark King promptly charged King sold Smith and Bennett con­ ready quit In-disgust because I ’m he was 12 year* old. The FBI Smith with making a raise report sidered Mrs Whomble u "natural" so healthy." describes him aa being "of aboveto police and firemen. A similar (nr Hie fuked suicide ulteinpt be­ Janet 1* a strong-minded girl average Intelligence, cold blooded, charge was filed against Noland cause her five-months old daugh­ whenever her career I* concerned. vicious and believed to be nrmd.” Dennett, described at Interested In ter had died a few days before. Her furmcr boss, Harry Cohn of Ho Is reported to have said he furthering Smllh's political for According to Mrs. Whomble’* Columbia Studios, found that oul. does not Intend In be taken alive. tunes. signed report, Bennett made tho She spent seven years on the lot, Zalutaky Is medium-sized and Smith, 41. and Bennett, 27, are first suggestion that sha fake a and Ihe head tnan wanted her to dark-haired. Ills most distinguish­ fellow employes in a radio shop. suicide. She said she told her hus­ sign on again. ing characteristic Is an artificial Smith told reporters Ihe Incident band. a taxi driver, about it and " I was making 1100 when I left eye. He has a number of bullet last Thursday waa no hoax. Ho he tried to dissuade her. played In "M y Sister Eileen,"* she acari on lega and body. suggested Mrs. Whomble may be Hut she aald she went ahead recalled. "B y the end of the con­ Ha waa serving life at Halford, suffering "from hallucination* of anyway because she feared Ben­ tract, I was making 1730. But the Fla. State Prison for Ihe murder grandeur." nett. She said she wanted to beck money wasn’t the reason why I "If this girl was making an act, out si the last minute but Bennett didn't want to sign again. Cohn of • Miami police officer when he aha ihould be In Hollywood," Smith had told her he would be on Iho offered mo $2,300 a week. That said. Ha aald he had never seen street below the YWCA building sounded good, but the first picture or met her before Ihe encounter "to see that I did It" white Smith I was lo make was "The Swords­ ■Igned on aa Ens. Nellie Forbush. So far, there’s no end in sight. on the ledge. would be on the sixth floor "lo see man" with Larry Parka. I was play­ She could end up an admiral, If added il wea "ridiculous" for that I went through with it." ing a princess, the seme kind of “ When I came to the end of anyone to say he was running fur She climbed out on the narrow role 1 had done over and over my first contract. Rodgers and governor of Virginia. He moved ledge, and Smith followed, A photo- again. lfammerateln laughllngly suggest­ only recently In'o nearby Virginia, graph of the Incident shows her " I tried to tell them I wasn’t he said, and doesn’t know anyone apparently being pinned by Smith Ihe princess type. I was a little ed that 1 sign on for 20 years," she said. "1 told them my body there. nn Hie ledge. hoy. But they couldn't see It that could do it, but my hair couldn't." " I require no publicity. I’ve had "Whnl's really happening is that way, su I decided to try my luck She shampoos her, heir onstage In a lot In my lifetime." I'm trying lo get back Inside tho elsewhere." every performance. Bennett said "There Is nut a hiiilding by walking past him and Branching out Independently, she "Actually, I don't know when grain of truth In whal this young he’s trying In block tne. I was did a season of summer stock her I'll leave the show," she added. lady has said." scared to dealh," she said. only stage experience before "There are a number of television Smith’s wife said It was "ridicu­ AI Ihe time, Smith gave news- "SouHi Pacific." She was one of and picture deals coming up for lous to say Snuffy Is planning In paper,-i a long account of his ap the first film personalities to ap­ mo, as .well as Broadway shows. run for governor1* and said she peals to the woman lit give up pear on television. Then she But I love playing Nellie Forbush, doubted there had been a hoax. liut thought ot suicide. He said he learned with the Blackburn twins end the salary Is excellent. So I she added: urged her In think nf her Iwo In a highly successful night club think t'U keep doing It until some­ "Snuffy Is a daring type of fellow children still living. ami theater act. From Ihero, she thing I really like comes along." ■M Medal WhuierWho f HOLLYWOOD ) By BOB THOMAS “Saved” Woman Is Involved In Hoax HOLLYWOOD tfl - To para­ Tim nationally-known J dm Uardel Quartet of Nashville, Tenn.. will pre.rnt a proginm of (Hispid idnglng In flemjnule High School Auditorium Friday night at g;l)0 o’clock under direction of Paul Yates, Jr. Formerly with the (Hand Ole Opry, this group ha* Ju.t completed u tour of ;1H stolen and Canada. Left to right, front rowi Whit Curtis, pianist: Jim I'enlnnd, has.; standing: Troy Uanlel, second tenor; John I»miilid, llr.t tenor anil Chrla Cha.tnln, baritone. Also on the progrum will ho the Carver family of Douglas, Ua., and Itebe and Italic and the .Sunny Volley Hoys Quartet, or lllrmlngham, Ain. John Lewis Serves Notice Contracts Of Men Near End WASHINGTON '(b — The .peeler of anolher Industry throttling strike before the steel mill, base liml a chance to get bark to full Idas! production arose today us John L. U'w l. served notice that til. United Mine Workers’ ronlruct. arc end Ing next month. Lewis, president ot the mine workers union, wrote Joseph K Moody, president of the Southern Coal Producers Association, that Ills present work contract will ex pi re Sept 30 That's HO days Hum Hie date on lu-wis' letter Term i of Hie existing contract provide termination upon DO days' notice try either side Tlte notice In Moody, billowing by 10 days similar word lo Ihe Ihliimlnou* Coal Operators Associ­ ation, is certain to mean a shill down of all but u small purl inn of soft coal milling Hie end of next mnnlli unless Lewis, Moody mid Hurry M Moses agree on new contrail lornis. Moses heads ton lijliimlntiiis operators association, rciirnrnllng mi estimated 310 mil­ lion Ions of annual production, much of il owned by Hie steel Industry The Moody group pro­ duces around 100 million ion* a year. I a - w I s , It was also learned, lias served contract lermliiation milieu on the anthrndle, or hard coal imlii-.il y. which employ* ioo .ooo miners. The bituminous diggers number <30,000 Mill not a party to Hie series of rerent Lewis letter* are operators III Imllmui and Hie Far Wesl. with an estlmuli'd -IQ lo .30 million tons a year and n scallerbig of soft coal producers In a duxen oilier slides 111 Ihe lust III years or more, Lewis and Ihe Noll coal operators Ml incut without a strike or slowdown only twice— In 194S and 1031. The 1031 agreement, which was signed J nn. Ill and boosted ml nebs' dally wages $1.00, was Influenced by knowledge that the government was about ready lo slop a wage free/e on Hie nation. That freexe came a week later hilt because Hie 1031 agreement had already been signed Lewis Is now entitled lo u minimum of 10 or II cent! an hour wuge buO.t for ell his bltiimlnmis miner* lo compensate for cost of living Increases since Jan 2U, 1031 ry lluro. Is llllle likelihood of any full scale bargaining talks for sev­ eral week*. The hoard of directors of Hit ii Southernn producers meets In White .Sulphur Springs, W Va., Aug 11. That conference may play a slgnl lit'iinl role in establishing Iho pat­ tern of iiegoliutlons and In shaping tho Imhitlry'j, ntlltiido toward Lewis’ expected demand*. The coal Industry on a whole Is said lo lie In a deprosod economic position. Exports have not lived tip to hops; tho stool strike has wiiukened demand; and Iho present soli coul stockpile Its* reached an 81 day supply, one of tho highest ever. Hut Lewis Is considered likely lo drrmiMil ii wage increase al least (lie sire of that won by Philip Murray’s CIO Steelworker* Union lust month— 2) cents an hour. In addition lo his cost of-llvlng allow­ ance, he Is ex pec led to die greatly Increased productivity, or output p r man hour, In Hie soft coal Industry. State Escapee Is Among FBI’s “Top Ten” List FRESH VIOEIABLSS CITRUS JUICES "W H B M W GAM BLERS’ HUS1NF.SH GOOD JACKSONVILLE i* - Florida gninhlorx did their host buxine** dnrliii! the 111.31 .32 fiscal year In the 111ontIi of June, Ten per cent excise taxes paid Into Ihe office of Collector nf In­ ternal llnvciiiie John L. Fall* for June liilnlcd $49,801.33. ■ )' " T ; SIASONAt N v today's BIST BUY* lit pleasure trip# { y u ie m o i h y i m So^ «*« H a rt w o r r y * ffl Uranium Plant To Be Operated In Florida TAM PA Ml — Polk County may have two phoiphale plant, turning out uranium aa a by-product year from now. K, C. Heinrich*, vice-prc.ldonl of Virginia — Carolina Chemical For tha Tim e o ! Yo u r i l l o - T o k o a O reyhound Expeine-pald Vaaotloii* Low Coal I C a ro fro o l W o n d e rfu l I within M daya. Barring utiii daisy*, tha plant ihould bo In# Itoln time neat year, ha Jntomatlnnal Mineral! Cbtmiral Company reporti week ila new plant at Bom twaon Mulberry and Bariev Drop In tnd 1st our aapatlancad loOr ag«nt help you plan an Melting, maroorabta vacation. Mora wonderful thing* to do and aaa . , . 1and . 1 you ______ can have eafra daya of fun with tha traval dollars you aava, paaclnatlng toura to avary popular play* ground. Qrayhound'a Vacation Planning Service make* all hold reiervatlona- plana olntONlaf. I t '. V R I I I . • a Both a nthoae f enew r mpi ante wr*w" Js it ■ fiw liamplat gf M f |«vla|a om way due* uranium aa a byprot Atlanta. t)a......— ........ ............1 6.M CUT DOWN SHOPPING TRIPSI Prepare dessert* and dishes for many meals at one session. Buy ice cream in bulk. Use the time you save for cooling relaxation. IND EMERGENCY BUYING...W hen unexpected company call*...W hen healthful freeh foods are held to And. W ith a well-stocked freezer, meals w ill often plan themselves! m>uimme |1MS HERE'S TNE FUU STORY! Get your free folder of our office. If gives «H the fact* about freezing far HAPPIER FLORIDA LIVING...CUCINCAUYI Cleveland, ft. Norfolk. Vo. f o r fui/Jrrformof/ofl cell our four agj£Lt*CSd^| fcr*| in ip t IU Y BARGAINS! Buy when fresh fruit* and vegetable* are plentiful and cheap! Store surplua fith and game! Lot* of famillc* pay for their freezer* out of actual ca*h saving*! made M* latest escape la SepUmber. 1*81 by burBag "Molotov cocktails”— lighted gaaoUne bomba — at a tower guard aad starting a major Ore la U»e Institution. Zalutaky fled In tha confusion, temporarily kidnaping the wife at the prison dentist in her automo­ bile. The Miami officer waa killed In a gun battle when Zautaky resisted arrest for a 1933 payroll robbery at Allentown. He had prevlotfly served lime iu several Penary'.-.-... la institution! for Juvenile delln quents. His prison breaks In Florida started In 1937 when he fled from Halford In a hall ol fire only to be caught shortly afterward at Valdosta, Ga. For hts second es­ cape, from a Florida road camp, he produced a pistol, fired twice at a guard and got aa far as Denver, Colo, in a stolen auiomnblle before being picked up. B Later, at Lawrenceburg, Tana., he got away trom Florida officers taking him hack to that atata. was arrested at Philadelphia for larce­ ny, broke Jail there and waa shot In a battle with police la the rail­ road yarda. He made hla third escape in Florida in 1*43, winning two years of liberty before being apprehended In Newton Fall*, O. in March, 1MT. Zalutaky completed high school and business college education, through correspondence courses, during his periods behind bare. lie want on the "moat wanted" list as a replacement for George Arthur Heroux, 21, wanted for last October’s robbery of the South Side Bank In Kansas City and picked up In Miami July >9. Tha day after that, Gerhard! A. Puff, lleroux'a alleged accomplice In the Kansas City robbery wea captured In a New York City hole, but oMy after Puff had shot and killed w l Agent Joseph J. Brock. The interior of the Initial fire hall formed In an ntomle bomb blast has a temperature of many millions of degrees and Is vary nearly • vacuum. �TH E IF YOU DON'T f«c tlr« your Sanford HtrslJ. City Ddivary. by 7:00 P. M„ pies** rail I r i r i l , nmslly allc rilimti .mil evening ttuiuilrrslntwrrx eDeiilicrc through Y H LLa W CAI! 1411 ffOLUMB XXXXU1 Flying Saucer Riddle Solved By Scientists \ IS Kt4lul)!l.shi'(l ISHIK SANFORD. — i Remove lloilj In Bus Cntsli B3 Seminole Count y Budget Is Reduced By Nearly $30,000 A ----------The tentative Hemtnole County budget, submitted to and adopted by the County Commission yes­ terday, showed a reduction of ap­ proximately $80,000 under the 1051-63 budget, O. P. Herndon, county clerk, pointed out today. For the fiscal year beginning fiept. 80, the budget was rci at 1663,578, as compared to the 11183,• 102 allotted for use during the present year. » The fine and forfeiture fund showed a decrease from $06,766 to $06,036. The millage rate will be ■et when final approval is given to the budget at a meeting called for Aug. 35. The sum of $1,600 was allotted to Longwood for use by the town In moving buildings to make way for State Hoad 484, which will be widened and Improved from Longwood to Sanlando Springe. ', & Plane submitted by M. C, Hagan, Purveyor, for the improvement of the Ranlamlo flprlnas-Forest City *oad were approved. Efforts ere being made bv the Commission to induce the filets Road Department to declare thla • primary road. Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack Na mallvr how far from hoiaa you m ; | i « y#rvseation you cau roodify catch up au Ik* homo towa m n k, •wcdfgg tho RoitfoN H m V v M you retard! You t u arraaga with your corrlor buy, or tkroogh Charllo Morrloou. rirtwtottoa u i s i i i r . br tilopboulog P a i& m a x S s w m m you a n away, to Its do, Hvortd to your bomo to m » • a poo your lo m oslro ebon lor weekly ai ‘ will eaittle mil 1 wa to Uili add 1m . W t n leavtoi m ywug »•« F L O R ID A V ic to ry Is R e c o iilc il B y C a n d i ­ Koi S e ll.tie III M i s s o n i i K 11 * c t t o n III I t lt llV It M l . ' •I t.iil 111 r \\ Stnai I Syilllllg Ion. a \*■i .ilit,- liewcolncr to Un­ political wars. .unaiM'd an m i n t Hit! landslide i actor) today fin Missouri's lieinocralii' -en.ilnrial miiimiailou S> niiiiriti.il a Ini un i handy man in tin' ITniimii .olmnii Oration, "mindly trounced the President's cbnlce lor Hie ..........Itiin in lilt's day's prtlnai) A llt Gen .1 F. i lliick i Tayloi I aylol (inalli coiu'i'di *t tlrleat ni i In let statement .1 • fi) nillig ion s lead oait ,1 p.,-1 1 ,'o.liOtl " llu people bale spoken slid I stoat bow to tie a,li oi tin- pen pie " I av Ini - aid With f i l l ,d Hie -l lie's 4,730 prei'ini'l' I'inndt'd ‘m luriiyton'-, .’ 11011111' total ,1 as .1.11,',1 I at lor All amhitl <l»ce attendant is shown ns In- look pint ill tile gruesome li.nl ti..l 2ao tn.sk nl i nii tenting imille: frun Hie wierkag* of two tmses iliut Its I.A IIIIV H i l l . in-lieil hikI lutrio'ii seven miles smith of Waco, Tex. Many of ihc SI l.n l'is r U Stnnrt fiym It known Mctliilh wele week end vacat innisls on llieir uu) I,nine. ( Intenittlimial .fimiinl|ilioloi. lUglim 1, hudlirss mail turned ( mi Mrs. Clark Said City Manager Is To Have Offered Optimistic Over To Pay Shortage Sewer Financing lltu'id rli.'iritlei piled u|i a land slide vi, *40 > today n\el ITcsIltl'Ill 11mnaii's , bon e l,,r los Imme state l i r m m 1 die serial, 11fnl uiiiultiation T il e I T c 1, lent picked Attorney G eneral .1 K if tn e k i I'aylur lor Ibe uoi,10 , alum m I n c din's biller pi no ,1 1 . li 'TI.,1i I ,, it,1 kepi y.illllilv del.I a >1,1,11,!!.o.'s lead nnmidcii With l u l l „t Hie tali l , 2ll lire, on is violnteil s> linnet,m liad Itr.l 1:111 I ayInr 11,761 ll v as the Uni,I tune li n e lie becaiui- I’rcsuletd ttiul Irom ail tniil intervened in Imme stale pull tics, and Ins third defeat Two seal ago Ills i and,date lor Hie t 'H v M im niti T Tin,mu* Leunm D e m o n otic senatorial llomilltltlilll full,,will)' 11 1ri 11 by plim,- v ■ ■t<■! was defeated in 1111- p r i m a r y by a ilfiV to >\ 1111III ll. tin I , ■ <-i,|tfm s, aid I 'too vadi Ho w inner llieu with tin- IV, l i m l li m itin g m i l vi.it Sen IbolOas I Item,mgs J r , II, ms- IT 1it, 1 Agenc y legnrdiinc SI la ,10 financial nssistailfi- f „ 1 the pin ibe t„,Ik >>i s>mil,at,m s vietury au:. fasbloiieil 0 , St I.Ollls, where pi,red C i t y sewn r a g , - jtrng i in, to npimrlPd l.nlli by the nay expressed I'ulifidence thill, ln< was some asiistance will be ublliiiie-l, furies ol Slierill 'llioinas I Calia alllmiigli In- declared Ihnt lie did nan and uiiinv ol Callauan’s op in,I know the amount ttiul Will he poucnls. as well as oi.iuv tailor croups si lauds gave Symington Involved. She Would Have Put Lemon And Annas Re­ turn F r o m Confer­ MortgafieOn Home, ence W i t h Agency W i t n e s s Test if ies v These stipe, be said, cm re-noialeil to licence sales Iteport No. 120 which, lifter not having been received 111 Talnlhiissee when ll was supposed to In', blot been found on Muv ft inls-flle.l In the Tnx Collector'. office. Hr fill ill,'i testified lluil ufle, ,'ll,roll,y boout on May 12 from I visit to the Tux Collector’s off co lo secure Ins cooperation in bringing report* oil license saleup 1,1 dole, lie Imd received n telephone cull from Tux ('ollrcloi .lahi, t,all,,uay wit., told Inin llmt lie wns satisfied n , bortage exist ed m Ills office and requested that Mr. Smith leturn to make ill audit He identified t lie registration slins which he -aid Mr*. Clark brought 1,1111 on May 21 and fllalr Attorney Muriay Overslieel off treil tiiese slips in evidence. Con,'rrnimr III* conversation with the defendant 1,11 May 21 , be said that she ushell him if 11 shortage existed In the office, ihnt he. told her that it did lad did n»l specify the amount, stating that II wn* rather large. "Mra. Clark asked m» what the could do to in Ip on lli>, douli.,11,'' he testified, "and offered to mail gage her luime.“ lie further testified that Mrs. Claik did not tippenr nl tlie lax Collector's office on Muy U, thi* day after a missing motor vehicle license report was found mis filed in tlic office and nn em*ure de­ tected In it. He did liot .cc Mr*. Clmk *nnin until May 21 when she mine to the office to give him the regis tratlun card*. They were the rani* which the missing report, Number 120, concerned. Mr.’ Smith further testified that ho lintl been sent to finnfnrd l,y the Cnmmlsalun because the Iteport No. 120 bad nut readied Tulls haasea and that tin check had been received for tin, sum In­ volved. Earlier teatlmany final revealed that It la customary for the la* collector to send reports to the Commission concerning sales of licenses accompanied by checks for the amount uf sales. lie said that on the afternoon of May B the report was found ami that Mrs. Clark pointed mil an erasure to hlqn and said that the new figure wee the correct one. Another peculiarity which he later noted In the report was that the same amount wae re­ ported for oalee of 140 UK licenses and for 240 U L licenses, the let ter being much higher in prlre. lfe eald that the 340 U L licen­ see were reported to have Imen told for $0J910, whereas the mini­ mum coet for auch licensee le $60 so that thla figure could not be correct Earlier In the morning A. C. Clark, auditor for the Motor Vehide Commission, testified, that he had mad* an audit of the tht Commission from ce as of lie stated that In, liml been in loiiiu,I Hint the Federal Apenei will submit a letter In the (Tty within the next two weeks, tec. oiomeruling what should I,.- dime I,, seeme the assistance more than H'ljsxi votes over layiur Itot the I'reslttrrd’s lirtmr pfe dnel m Independence also vulcl for tlie tinnier administration ti,,o hie shooter l i t in .u I In- Deiiinci all,- imiuinee :,l m l persuoalile lorincrlv was s e n llido-it Aligns, recently ininle n larv ol Hie \ 11 I o n , *e w a g ,* d 1*p , r o i l NO J il Ahum inlyil I'le.sia L f nut'll W ire W E D N E S D A Y , A l R i U S T « . I9.W . ■- .. — — I . j ....— — By Symington b o u t h C a r o l i n a D e m o c r a t s 1 o d a te Mr*. 1.1IIInfl < bn), offered lo morlptivi' her boiiite to 1rmK,■ up the short info discovered lo the lux Collector's office in Muy 11*61 , fyler it Smith of the Slide M,dor Vtdiiele Coliimiflsiuii Ifslifo-d ill 'Ireuit court today. Mrs. Clink ininle lids offer, be still, on Muv 21, u few days «fter tin- "liming,' bad been entailIIsln'tl. At tlie name time idi« ■cave him 11 bundle of license regis­ tration slips which she enld she had removed from the office und I lll lr i li.ilirc ill Iciilpei - T r u m « n M a n Governor J. IF . Byrnes Advises Snowed Under c n ^ L a n d s lid e ,'im l JC 'ld 11 1 h y r Imme. The filar said the experiments at Ft Helvnlr were carried out by Noel W Scott, a physirist who is also an amateur astronomer In doing some other research, he bad noted lights which appeared to him to lie 'living saucer phe nomena in miniature Tuesday, the Star said Scott wave a demonstration for I.l Gen Lewis A I'lck, chief of Army F.n gineers, amt others He used a vacuum hell in inches across und a little less than three feet tall I bill Mini uiiiri' AN INDKI'KNDENT DAILY NKWSPAPKH — a iw Vacuum Bell In Lab P r o d u c e s Atmos­ pheric Phenomenon Explaining Mystery WASHINGTON*"!!!—Tho Evening filar reported today Ilia) Army en glneeri. working with u vacuum bail In a laboratory, have produced atmospheric phenomena which *«#ay explain the widespread re ports of "flying saucers/' In a copyrighted story by W It Shipped, the Star said the expert menu created airborne objects which "can speed up, hover iiulel inltely, or disappear and reappear In a flash " It added: "The man made saucers" ucra slonally (ly in fnrinatioii More over, they are believed to have , 'ubst.ince enough to show up mi £ e screen of a radar designed to track them " What the experiineqtors did. the Star said, was use the vacuum hell ax a tiny working model id the stratosphere and reprndure "two forces— very low air pressure which Is balanceil against static electricity In a way to give off light." "Experimenter* in the research and development laboratory ul Fort Belvolr (Va ) believe these (j|eo are the primary factors re Ipon.ible for saucer sightings by competent observers." the story added Ttie Star published Its report on the experiments following a nigld of rain dining which radar screens, scanning the skies over the capital, showed a flurry of mystery ob Jerls. In line with the theory that they are atmospheric phenomena, nn Air Force spokesman noted that f e radar sightings— tiny blips on fluorescent screen— started about the lime u Ihiinilersloriu hit the area Two Jet fighters were sent up from Newcastle, D e l, shortly after midnight, but pilots saw nothing unusual. The Andrews spokesman said nn radar sightings were made while Ihe planes were overhead. Repeatedly In recent weeks rn dar screens around Washington l have shown unidentified object* in xSRe Air GP0 air. «ir. A ir Force rnret* cchiefs men* have nnv«* said sum IlMiy an* parannatly satlufird that W EA TH ER I’ srllv i Imiil) wllli widely icaitereil slum els uilttheaxl r n i i i mill .cat- engineer win. surve y >>f lb. p rid ile iii , .1 m lord. al*o muff 1 red wttb it..* t, t , ih I officials, said Mi I , •ml mitlilled the silual,.',, on ciiglrie, r ’s slaiiduoini I, 0, Mr. Arums, lie added. «n well pleased with Ibe resbll* "f Die conference will, tin- official* it, eluding sanitary mid reemnnl en wilieer* und tiienibei* ,,f ibe pub lie hcaltb service, and will write the City roinniixsinli legardlng lo tenet ions, Mata presented by Mi Augi* included seweraga msps, inf.oiiw lion reitarditig previous («.i», ,1 Hid extended to fiatifurd, *„,l plans nil what Csn be done in Hie future regarding (be -eweia,;.situation. Leaving fiatifurd yexterdsi morning at 7:fm o'clock for the Orlando Alrpoit, Mr. Lenmn m rived at Ibe Atlanta Airport at 1 1 6 9 A. M. lie left at M 2ft I' M. by plane, and following an I,our of delay at Jacksonville, m rived home at 3;0tl o'clock this morning, lie was nl bis office in the City Hull at the usual lime. Mr. Lemon will present his roll report of I ho conference to the City Commission Monday evening, lie said. IIHfiKRVK HOMH D A TE IllltOSHIMA, Japan Wx— Seven ear* agn today (hr city of lllrushina wax cruinrd liy the searing blast of tin. atomic Immli. Survivors of that awful holncumd gathered today at a memorial uu tier the renter of the aerial exjilo slim to. pray for the thousands who till'd The memorial I* inscribed, trans­ lated: "Sleep quietly. The mistake will not be repeated." Japanese are quirk to say that the "mistake” wax not the atom bombing but Japan's war-starling altack on f'earl Harbor. TO MOVE OFFICERS DUNEDIN i.fi— Executive offices of the Florida Division of Clinton Foods Inc., wilt be transferred to Aubumdale Aug. IS. J. M. Sample, division general manager, said the switch would put executives closer tu the Clinton concentrate plant being built at Frostproof and to the center of Florida citrus operations. PERFORMER FAI LS to F E E T LA FA YETTE, Ind, Of — "Iron Jaw " Hoberto Rolan, IT, fell to feet when he slipped’ from hit mouthpiece while performing with Darne* Bros. Circus Tuesday. He suffered possible fractures of both arms, one hip, one wrist and a slightly injured Jaw. tic.lll ol M>, S d m 0 il S c c iril) It,■sourer , ft,,,,a old I 11111II1 cleunup 111,10 bo m IliamiMl oi l Ion I 01 MIC, l oipi < tnoi lie iiplMioenl III N ,,v> oil,cl l)c ll c p u ld lia u II I, 'ill,,1,col l : i , , o I1 K c m , Kansas City a hdlei toe id lidliilnisliation lilt,'l|'li and ,i , mestie policies K c m bud eu h 1..1 Support Stevenson’s Ticket Threat Is Made Against Senator Probing Rackets I lM l l l i m v t l , 1.1. S l t * i i m i i ' \ op IK ISlIlO II Next to Hie sire n| fiviuMigh,,, victory. Ibe p ri i u a ry 's lug s o i p u ■ was tlie wav Slienfl 1Tlla n .i n ' *,, i lot statewide |niwer failed He m , •'Inn*' was all lint wrecked 0 1......... 1 an bi’iidot, 111In an unit*ills' ol . ( o. CommiHBimiiT W.G.Kilbeellurl In Auto Accidi'nl I io tiiir n l i t •n i l iiy,.iliui; U V , M INI, I I I , SSfit '/I* il t'.'.oci ited I ’l,'-'M tSIll.M, 11 i.N lo, the i,M ‘ .ilile ,''ii, ,■ Kepi,i ter I i I,Ion,my, ■■ ".inn, lei ill,,,’ tv 1 fi Ihr 11.1m 11114 I,i'ii i .uthii* Hvsitclil IL Hi tiihiiM'i «ii Hi!' *I ii I ** |»:i rt >*i iDimmis l»ul H u ll i*llf>ih n f r v Lr.it 1111 Li l ll*’ ill in 4-ul mu "*1I M lih s 1 I’ liny 1 *'ll* I Il\ ‘ Bl ft 11.IV ,tt|\ IN!*ll !t It 1 n " I ih » I U fliiJ! i l l s Tu slip- 1 Hi I' ll) III II I >1'filin' 1 llll* Nil* | 11I III .'III I'l * till'11,11telI 1M k r , 1.1 m i l l llu* • 1 1. . in f ll nil 11411 lllllliui . ' I k . . . 11 Ik 1 t. .!■ I n 1i 1<*-i .i(ix| nllii'F i i ,. t i l ii 1 kl •V -1 M.a •f It' nl I II lippl’l I ill (hi* ' ' F* FIII H k 1 1 |s 4 ..l 1*1 1 1 1*• M ill. tl Hi k lit 1» i miii 11it*mlu 1 ,, ii 1.1 Mi.- I" aH1,1F..... -I,I It* i'iifI HIM d1 Tin1 (M ill , .1).| Fk Ik, 4 "a;i N kA 1! L 1 0 •f i. ■ ■1 ii tl ' .' 11 ( i»fl\ r li n l Li l1 \ (Its l Ma -1 t . •I I ill. I lo m til I •IV NlIUO ' il til* v t it nil, In I I I I l| flu* il l ' I | i1 I ami mu Civil •i M It '1 IL i ii ilk « In nl 11Li I liM , Kiwanians lold Auto Thievery Of Conventions Is Huge Racket* 11 By 2 Speakers Says FBI Chief u I I" j'. 11o ' Inch I ml I ih I fht1 null- 11., f l i t I'.! llu I.ill’s ItlKlltH 1 ii ............ • I .................. Ir l.i t III lt»IB lilt <if itv! it I in mlopttfil illi( utli’ With uppotl Ib cie c m c d tu i >,i.t t b .,1 tin , , invention , ■ ! > > » o tin* line i n Steven Lr IIIfi - : imill W 1 1 i li: A n d W 1 111. m i , I ' vI>*. 11 I l u o v r R r v c d I t sou aod ’ >pa,kiHan the laioth Cardll:, , ,clioii may alio ildbleiiCe T l'II C l i i l i A h u m K’ i1*Liu I' oi R’c ^ i o i u d olb, i oil,1 11, liter At t ion On 1M o b i t in In i ,o m i n 'd , 1 i epiii t mi I h r C f i i t C h i c a i ’. o M f c d ' i j H H r li lit' L f g i'l |II •*« 1414M11till i nii*i n I'Lr v* • - I J41" l| ■ 1' F ’ .n il I ,! i1|iIiiIiii W ill, in, I I S’ a I 1h » i Iii '|HD ht *11» » ’ li ft' llp n I' it. «| I " h i U 11*i|*i It,, 111 > It \NK I till \ A iiif i i c a il p|*i*t I ill ‘Is ‘ t liittii l*» i Ki 1 1 1i ii x| Dili Now Woiulur Drnj* To Xat » t "Henrim*" d i ll \ Fur I ll 1 i, In'll 1 Mil ip si 11*“1 till i» . 1.1Ml* " 1 ll. t Mr* i l i f ’Cal lil If l*Alls all* Itl L* ia 1il “Sk|Hy <111 lil*« lil l.s I 1L • H i l ilr > 1IX l•HaH, r Hal ifllkll lam 1'. 1 I'll 1 1a* ll. 1 f liaxH ll$f til itial ID' s' H hi"’tl *t\ Hill IlH H 1'iitinuu M d *L. Ml is ,1Ikal 1lllkl i« k*r 11 l.aaHial 1* ill 4 i ' |i h k*p in plai t d lull, i said today s cu V\ il till,, , H Del 1 lia- been llirc.it c m ,1 will, hullo as a le-idl ol bis s'liaire ol la.y cva'ioli lit , ack e lti, I* >n 1 be asking me at,not it. M i l l , , lie lot,I a icpoM ci when a kc, 1 about the llilvats "Nobod y will , v ci get I'lililirioutioii ol siu li a itatemctil Iron, me " Tlie tnfmiilalil. win, deeliui'd to lie 11,,nieil. saul iti ,111 interview he know the U n i a t s were made toil that Williams has iclnsc d to treat flu ,0 seriously ib e infotm.ilit said ibe threats I'll a ll . stl 101111,1 tlolll a a I It's ,,l 'p i 1 cm U lili.iin- m nb 01 Ibe Senate alb 1 Mo lll.lt Ini' till,, gang -tei ,ml i.iiidilia have protilcd tlioo 1 i,m|o,tmisi' - I ’ttlem cnis ot loci, tcti 1 at las, - In tlie pee,'tic W illi. ,1 a.i m i i l tin mi'll itividvcd and 1its111,< I y ipii'sljolli'd w licltli'l 1 Ibe average c d u e n could expect as I, inelil ll eatmiil Will,a m lone band i m r tiga t lull W, 1 " a m a p ,I tae tin 111 i iln e o m u lax scandals wlnclt > a u i , l spakctips in tile I11l c r 11.il llcv 1 iiu, II0 1 1 .10 and .liista . lie I pa 1 1 1 cut cal bci this year M *In ,111:ii m u m about tin n| m il id lineal Wllllallis luld .1 ic iiort, 1 be li a , in,ire ill clo -u rc s 111 Ibe mill at,out 1 ack rli e i V taxes He oil be Popes lo publish a trtpoit in Hie cases id tbli ’i' id ilit'iii 01 a siipplmui'lllul ixyiie ol tlie 1 aufTc' Hoiial K cconl dm) foi puldfiMiinn abool Any tu lie de clim-'i to 1" ev- Iticru III .olv liter ll^ p c e V vi, . . i d tn ld d b a f ltjv tb *b0tR *#er' ’ nsc ,, wbieli lie said In I, ol ..< ltd " a l 1 indooi" |tlsi lo find on' bow 1 .ii'kcli 1 1 I J X c.l >, " > >, bandied l'io|;i.im l l'Li"v 1 iiu isiiiiHoi) 'p.irkmmi |»l i’ »- (1 |it'k| T|tl„ I I ||i |i" I muLi t lnveii- \ C a li­ T e n - •Mil 1• I t itllfi.l IhflliMl ills’ t till* SS'll I 11Ml I lilHH I il lilt* llil t k**Ii«t I Kvasiuns , li t ( iivfi I ’c . u r l i t l Ur hi win e So Ion Ci 1*l :> W a t m iti; I'm 111 . 1 . I ' . miii .1 I ' it •> I ' ' L» j i' 11kII11•C*t llllr i 1 , 1 yi , M ,MV *a |•1 ii, I 1 " I I I 1' ■*! ,I MMil Dili •in Ill IM I ' m a Li. i ,ol1 1' nl,»i III tit •1 14 i 'In k■ «** 41 ' i M. III D"|n. ■ Mk Mil Hill i a. ,, Pi | li F ., 1 Ik i|'o F. II ' ■'all. I, •n l . i l a I IIHt *1 i * M. H . F 11 i t L 11 11 I' ll*’ Hi 1V| 1. . ll .1 XI1til I 'Hill Hill IIHI at Hi , 1, i f Foil 11 1 ■ ii i Mix’ < If .1 Li*, i.t* It Fft.’ ti •• . 1 A aIt vLit L L i\ *• L faaa■IIt I HU F , y ^ ntjon N vtiuiipl I t 1 tlonl,. Mils a»l’i I ill I fa., ill.t III III!* I ........ Mitt iI. I i mill.11. a Li i ,, |(n ,1 ill I t' a In. fi In' UI lei 1.1,1,1 ,iS ti.iirinap of iLt 1 n i Am,, delegation, M Mat Mill ,t ii, ,1 ibe late |>nrty > It.’. In upj•*,, i ibe Keptilillcail a (ill.« Nil ,%I Vtci lit k»"l |■! mLI i Hi . If x'tnl 4 link Y i■.i i k l l1 ‘ ’ll M Itli'lilik i I l**44 III* ■L* Ii* n I »$f« nl ■,I K,II lh ' Mill i \„to tn, ii W V'.lf I N t . It »\ Fi . (’it 11 * ' ■ I•' mil i I i Ji’ imI I•1 rl I till! 1 I t. cl Hill .III lt\ N\ \ M Hi, Nil dll Ul. llu'. 1 am a ••!■■.-I* .1 1 •ir,llti',1 i>,lit nil,,' III,i,e.:iii ,I ,il Hi.- i.l* I.l Nl M till IlM;*' ij»L a Mi t.l i|.h. 1 II I IlH ll i M bit". I,ul i ,-,,'iitly liriiiigltl miller medl.'iil o ,|m uill w i nj, tut a 11a 11 fir a1.* ,« III IlM . 1 Uu 1. 1 • 4 beating to,In lii’tole ,.ine id Hie . ......... . i ....... rillTti a kill. M A li! kA lull,Ill's lop , ll'lltj'.tahi.lv 1 • I t I' fall 11 \ Mu* dependent voters in St laiue \ -pet i ll eoiuindlee appmiited *a>f4, If 144(111 Mint La*' \ " It is f j n t a . l i e ” sanl one .1 i,y ilie Nutoin it Itese iieli i mini'll I t i l l tilt I **til (t It ■ t ,1 ■■•iliiu*4 nn 1 mm# s i i i N III' i w a- , lieduled in study evi llll.H I'l I .i F»e*fn| r> 4i I II .lein e III M i l n e ,'isl eases of blood SU i. -, >| Let disorders no biding al liiasl idn,I *I IIii fit Mil- I ill Mi \\ Ini.I,Mills recenllv lepntled among i«V 111111|i 11 it'll f|I llil- {•U! 11•» I I\ I ni estimated eigtd uidlimi persons M -t H I, i'll I Ivl lif*" Hfl$; ■cuni Men led with Ibe ding Mn.'e IDHi II i l F Ifin mil ss tl L I ii II \\ I In' 1,10,1 and Ding Ailllillllstl u H i p . I i . Fil all1 Kiti l i t uti l Mi l,,,li 1 1*DA i which leqursted Ibe 'Hilt' M iH. Hit l Li I* Nlli appruis.il said Dial npon il,e Ml M Lite It.I.l I L*‘ k*ml Ingelliri LuxI ll NI - li ■Iff 14411«| It !„f**Ja||i)f ill I'mititv (’nmmlsslonei U <, I.■ 'Miniillllee's "aitvne Mill nplninns ,d FD A 's own le iisi' uf Geneva suffered a dish-, , hfifi’L Halit t «|r*\ nl*ill 11n I L in Dun nf Hu> vertebra uf the m l earth expert: it mild depend Hie f hr OLV Lain! ♦Iff I"|M11111Y I " ill'll ' lullin' Ot the ding - III •• lluil ill SVHI » It'ttliiff 111a»|i»*I Ule yesterday afternoon when m I blorninyi'elin ol,,, ,' illseuverv I'll lt h > HI • if, L m ni. i in*1 L 'I • Ha f t . I IL . II hi •L h L • M I Ll in l i a*, Ok HI tN f< In 1.1 » I f I r,■ Im.ii Ini* Mn . » la., la (i.L i'll ( iii M ............. ||.t n hi ah 1*1 ■N* • I a't 11M*11 fI i«i L- ll |ti(Li'c i.H Ill Mil if H 11,All'll Ma.if tf in Lit $'* in i ' | ' i ll-1 III Ian it III'! 1.1 lilt |1IF I’l I In. • i L i line t * ,lti, If. i i . j tn i[** '*H I m I 1t'itf l . . * l aaI ill a, 1a* aIIP'I N , I,|Mmil'll. 1' •F.... >| i * i li C alil'inm a Kud l.ratit’is ( onvirlt'd In IVdrnil Conrl I •' Mill ' '. I I f > I I vMilhl , f I'Ih II llkef I'l ill dll' ilk' VLl I Li I ill Mu* lyin r l liflirnl, hi i l l • H h n m m i d ir Jtli'f i It nl , tI ’ yt L I 1 ' mill I L'if ( v in in ill f4ir I I, 'i ' Mn It i i 111VI%"11**-11 ' « . -iii'. k. •*tx1 nd :« ItL'Iri il, It■«I*•r . •ill I Ul all \ -if I ci I ‘AY . 'i.H la. I"il g I f Ma Im d Itajl’I ii 1 111 I I l li Mill k'iihk U ldin a HiMIUMkif nil lllillalf aak .I'd V Hi | I if , Ml I'ii') - I .....a I il I•11Ml I" ' >a a lad1 !La a Hmild kj |" \ a tit |'l Lit 1aM Mir Mil M i ins»' li,' (leal Lk Mil' i HI ant,<nud,lie was lilt from I,chin,I *> iii a sample nf soil from Yene/iiela M*r*'|i| toil Mi' }kt114414-s| Dial lit* iLlI Ml I la j ,' h ih Ii Mi * litlili*: Iiilii' alit! ••IbfLl A •itid'M iiiiiir^*, lil tiki a skidding car during the min si and whose early dramatic Iriah lM* ;|fa | ft.- | itln! IIH'H'll ' al |H'f *a4H ill I’l M.iMit'j h ii 11-tmi i '. I nd, •Mill'd Mi 'Ft-'* i litt VM t MfJ I «--|llll ft| F.\ |I'll* Vt MltaJI f|', a’H111 linn Fir-.t .Street and Park Avenue np i | • triit It iilii Mia ,I,', •■>.1 to ,1 in, ope mai >oiuriinnl in the Jungles nf Malaya eniiilitlites lie is niiw confined at Grange nne nf medicine’s gleal thriller',. IkI'MI i'(| lit 114*Iit I FI I fill* FiillVl'N/l lull-' ", , <■ 11' oh litem it,out ibe case ' in ninth I Ill'll* h , i : i General Hospital, (Irian,to, when- - is the only kunwii cure for typhoid IN III tin! ftII f»f fin* i*i« 111**1ii tvh 11. I l ' pi » kill Kilt I F a > IM Ilie 4’,'|| tint p ,i on pliotnc, 11111 - m iy be f«H* III*’ fMrI " D f L"', lac i|t’trl ’|1Cal lie is reported resting lid* morn fever dl ictial r’ed tbi'i,i Irom iii fi iL i . 1 t ,i r ,, U ilh ■ ik■1,< tl, li t (A I’l ii \\ila, UMlinil l , at'i.'l.’il , *' ti ic 11 lug ■ L> f 7 hi Ml nl ml.Main tin < i • poi lelaoii'it tIn-in in .41141$’ I II tins ulso been used effectively f fi! inv: f La! I lie I L'I iih According In notice. Mr. K 11*■•• ,i:aliisl :i wide variety ol oilier ilttli ii A, ton,, i> , linin ', oodi'i ibe pro I I fill Ike’ll In tfit’ll nu lil’l s lilll was driving north on Paik Avcb", ills, including Itucky Mmmtaiu t'Nlfli’ eki i 11Vit f11i......... 'hclllt’lc H,'t I h I *| H,t f Fi*it I'll III,if 4*al I tl',1I tcctnai ,1 Ibe coult shortly before fpdt) p.m , nn,l «• !„■ spolleyl fever, epidemic lypltil*. IIH k|♦ » t1f 11$*'e| 11|f|f 11if*f nf (!<•’ i i , , ' i, d were M, Oleta m iiMin- tn In- ,i L i v nl Mr flrld •Dippri! for the traffic light „i "seruli” typhus, tiiululmil fever, I il 111. Jf|hl (L'i* III |f‘i I I hill lie fell ,,i ► >t,' ll ) i aiiL'lM'i) I, ' .n I n if \ II nd liv r m .i ............ . ' ■,i First Street, the car behind Into blood poismiing, certain pueiitmm (h'll I i h v i ’ifihi S t c i . r i i.n In llir llnli 11 out 11111 t o ,1loll.il i' ll ttll'l I N o ltb iiu l illinium party H'cre slid mi the wet pavement ns the ms. urinary tract Infeetionx, men I’i'-.I MMflltMi'i i l l ’ll t’atllfil luiVf L i l l i in, trail been (mill,*0 0), in New 1,1! W ill,(III M'till,'III,', III.Ill, 111, " 4'L m' I i il Hi* 11i'*h *•lLl'iI lilt* 17411 V in t> ,i ,„ i New li t ,\ till', year fi.,,, i , ,,,' i co loiuu'i lale party driver, F. It. Lancaster, Aflnnti. ingilis mid whooping cough (in., applied tlie brakes, Tlie job :-.o,i, ml, i me lliuii er .aid <......... o, t'lolip M i ouui'lly. is, I lie NltA, a quasi governmeidal iJHLif c uu ii iiim LH i * nf I l»e» r 4sf«aI Ilf, ns tile car flit Mr. Kllhee's unto eientlfic agency coiislltllling the I L'liKu'ifil wlm Ill’ll**Vii'i t l»l$f 1 1 ’,I'l ' I■•> i .i11 >■ in d i’loi,* m,,di'l> nl Hie |,iii"ii,i ll" enfillim Healer I I , m i l Steinberg, mobile, rnnsed the dislocation t,,p drawer of American xclenllsls, an i 'IVI* 11*'lil In tl |Hfklilcttl fni III** ..... f e >|,,11,1,11e in tk e iv(ill'll aie , mi ,ii. ID ' w d i ■i M, tto-e i lo m iii b u a n t/ , til. 11Ii 111h f Just prior to Hie accident, M, ..as asked by the FDA to appoint 111 1111471 t y " I V «4, tl 1111 I *1 1| 111 I'lpo bill i i >1,1 ibloail il till'll Fi auk , u l "ti, |,i I i ltd: I Spec will! (L m' h fital |n m r Killin', who had attended it,.' the special coinmillce after FfiA flMI It V HIMI a. i i i ,I Hen It,ibbs. il all of Mr im' i ' i' . t*iI llu •ai o w u i T collld tin meeting of the County f'nniiui- imd gnllicrcd all aviiilatile tacts in < m p Lin i i h i h itint inn in l * i - i i f Mrs la,retl.i Ktnrvus aion, had takrii leave of Com ml In-11, rio t, llieu thiooi'h n u n c earn l.o kiici Ic die "Mood disorder" cases durini! I r ii m i f* l •v**'nl w hilim lm 'm l vvi'if If I in I*,* I.me es! sloni'r II. H. Pope, nud I,. F. Hnvlo. i ualionwide invexlltjation an,tiling dark Slack in M llielnoond id; Ern est I frtI4IIIMM, 1..... .1ll i-111 nf t lit* Ltihf.inl s h i f t p llk llll' „nd ind I,'ailin' into l u x w , I'a rl 11tide La m b e rt, attorney for the tmnrd, and oilni ni oi San F ranc is c o and Al A 1lit nt ir Niihufm l H . h k , I li cmnrnlnsioners In front of Mi liigi:.,i>- mi rithe i alimldi''. ,,u dir. Iii-11 i i on L i m a a,, i lakland IIS \i)iinir4, M J l'i»rry Ilol.-itnl, pi i\ i i , p n (.i'ii Pope's business at fieennd fit re, i DIES IN TUIt J n d i v M .itlies tU'layeil scntiineU nilc ICtirkiT . I r . Krmitfji It .1 and Park Avenue. HOUSTON ijx- Mrs, Frank Gut no; h i ,Itl after lie liears argllllientx Mr. t.aneaster offered Immediate lardn liathed her It munlhx old xon, ( ’iiimL'V', IL S. N., LL'Ut. StunU«y no defen e motions (or a directed aid following the cnlllslon and took drained the Dili and Iclt tilin for ILifuihiu*, «»f ihn Nnvnl Air MlnIII s I 'I. A K I till kill \l i c r d l c t id ucipiilt.il Ci«>n Hifi’nilarv Hulph A Stull li Mr. Kllhee to ihn offlre of Hr. W. a moment tu play. M IAM I r Ri'|i Hill l.antalt M a x i m u m ■enlailCe Is five te a r s ’ D. Gnr,liner, osteopath, 421 Mag Ills sister, Mary, 2 . wanted In \vji «i WclcnfiU’il Il k L, futluwlfiK L it i l l I la , m i l ■e i i e uu G ov Aillai llnpri oiiiiielit and 410 (SKI line nolin Avenue, who in turn sum ploy, too. Officers said she turned illrittKtt ............. it campaign speaking nmned Dr. Edwin Epstein to a.I on Ihu faucet and played in the committee Martini! next month ii :m ( i l \s h i :s minister n sedative to relieve Id" water wilti tissue paper. That l.antalt '.aid I'llesday lie would SAN IMKUO, Cttllf Cfi- A lU ll tie mi call Ini' speaking engage acute pain. He was then sent to .topped the drain Immlicr, eoniiug in lor u lamliiie 'the Ferruild-Lnughton Memorial ia incut' in :i11v part ol Ibe cuuutrv the horrified mother found Hie Hospital where x-ravs taken by tut) overflowint!. Frank Jr., was after a lest Right, caught tiro and wtieie Hie Dem ocratic presidential plunged into the ocean loe.ilay Dr. C, L. Park revealed the di* submerged lifeless inside Mary tloiniiiee feel, lie Is needd ••CARSON C I T Y ’ carryiiu1 , two of it-, crew mnnihen. location. stood hy frightened I ’la :i 50 - 7:21) - 0: 15 lo dealn Six others aboard were Dr. Park had Mr. Kllhee sent to Accidental drowning, a JuMicu ol M O V IK LA N IJ rescued the Orlando hospital where lie I* the peace ruled. "liO lflil.E D Y N A M IT E " G I R L fllKHVNS Alt explosion, winch shook win under care of a specialist, Dr. 7:35, Feature 8:02— LAK l LAND id Judy Moran, iluws of tieacli residents, followed Miller. Lusl complete •how 9:22, tlie fire and Ihe plane rroslied into 7. Lakeland, was drowned uliile FIFf SEEKS DIVORCE Police reported that Mr, Killin' i'll AIR IF. L A K E LOS AN GELES U* - Charging Hie waves In view of hundred* of swltumuig in Crystal Lake near ileclinrd lo make any charge* " H I E H A L F KIIEED " here Monday. Her mother, Mrs against Mr, Lancaster, and that cruelly, Actress Fill D'Orsuy. 43, person* on Ihn bench 7:15 - 10:30 All of Hut crew were omidoyes Julian H Mnrau, was In the group the automobile* were not damaged. lx seeking a divorce from Pater •ANGEl.fi IN T H E U U T F I E L D * Mr. Kilbee Is a prominent cattle George La Ricos, 37, her second of Consolidated Vullcu Aircraft of eight swimmers who did not 9:39— O N L Y I rajitr and grova owner In the husband. They were married tn C’orp , which was tnoderniring the notice tier disappearance until too lato plane. 1347. Geneva area. Im I, I 11Mak I (H i IM*'»I III afli l ' ) >if 11 <I Hi 11 Mill'i I ill1 M it* Tiim* Table ititz � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1952 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 05, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 05, 1952. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 05, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/32c16f4aebc69b8d9a3254d241c38cc2.pdf adc167436998fbab978282e7b109b214 PDF Text Text » * .jir ^ r n « •*■ ■ 1 >i | ■ i ■- m $ i i j^ l l t t p i l l l | SUNDAY LOVELY TO LOOK A T SO NICE TO OWN! Giant, thrilling, tya-HIIIng awaked with glorious Jurorne Kern muilc aunt by th# famed "Show Boat” ewsethaartll M -O -M 'f tni in at wit*■ W plli ift |rut "FVf Calf again l-ndi llio latlnon news (or foil All of I HU IIIIfflllf FABULOUS \ FASHION SHOW I \ Adrian's dicing stylespectacle! Gorgeous models! tlio finest quality polahnd culhkin , , , wonderfully imorl . . more Comforlahlij Ilian you ever iv tr§ dreamed a dine rould be, You'll marvel at llie SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. value, fil and qualll/ ol Maturoli/er, 11(1 .MuKtinlin Avenue Phone 442 '^j&gCTSI Batten Electric C<l PrcHonts A Truly Lovely To Look At . . . . r ir ih r ifII L 1 | Fully Automatic i n i i » l l m a i l L T I J u r " i i_____ T W W ^ w ^ ■.'l^T « . • . 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I » l M u t e r to* “ LOVELY TO LOOK A T” WITH A New Hair-do Designed tint . , . |iim iimr stint Live In . A Hi'ttiitlful Modern Homo ■path**1 i w - u & t ,«»>tr.™ s: W O k »•»> The Best in w o rk m a n s h ip a n d m aterials OZIER-WELLER HOMES, INC. 1207 Itundolph Avenue tVA-BESS BEAUTY SUCP Phone 1002 108 Knat Second Street Phone 563 Flow ers From Lovely to Look a t RCA Victor THE 1953 LINE IS HERE1 we W ILL PRB8KNT A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT 4 ■,v, d e l iv e r s fc? .- FREE HOME TRIAL PHONE 417 ‘£, :i_. 1 0 AH 0 1 0 SATWIOQM VftVi: �Trff- : "Ty ~ ''Vw-’K* '-'l' (■ IF YOU DON’T THE WEATttlCH m a h a roar Buford Harold. City DaHrary, by 7:M P. M., pleas* call I'atltv <Imply lo Hourly through Tuesday. Sratlercil showers and Ihumler-.howrrs especially In alternoon. Littler liaiige In tritipara* Uiir YELLO W C AII 1441 N O . 249 Negro Leader Hurls Dely At Both Parties New England Hit By Drought Key Target..!*! Persons Killed When Two Korea Is Hit By Air Might Buses Collide, Burn In Texas; 28 lf ■New York Congressman Says F e llo w 4 * Negroes Have Been “Sold Down River" SPRIN GFIELD . III. “ V -G o v. Adlal Htevensun sharply denied today that ha * i» a "rspilve" praaldanllal candidate uf ihr liharal Americans for DemorraDr Aclloa. Tha DemorraDr presidential owolflaa told a news conference: r$ ' " I hava bean my own master *• far and 1 will continue to ha." A reporter told Slaranaon lhara ware raporta ha had haen ‘taken oaar" liy I ha ADA group 6 llbarala. "I will respond In two ayllahlea nonaanse," ha rrlorad. Tha question of A D A ’a In fin ante in the Htevenson tamp aroaa after the governor named Wilson Wyatt, Louisville, K ). — H o r n i r head of the AD A — si ’Vila peraunal campaign manager. Stevenson also aald ha had aaktd hlatorlan Arthur M. Schlesinger had agreed. Tha professor also ia a member of the ADA. M ilita r y e rs I l e a tl t j u a r t - Neat C a p ita l O I I 'y o n ^ y a n t i S tru c k Bv A tta c k M a s s iv e j- Survivor Tells Of Her Escape V o t in g W i l e R e la te ^ IU Hull! It)' It l i t KMAN 1 J r . t U i t 't H i n t l , D i f f i S Vi it t. ,e ti„. tl s Fifth Air H a r r o w i n g S t o r y O f f orte -awl l N fighter liumber* « ii It T o M a k e B e trmk in two ip,issue waves toB e in g S a v e d F ro m i iv diiy id a ke> N.ul.i Korean millary beaibpi.irlers near (lie Red D is a s te r B y N e g ro B u i M a y K’ e . i c l i 3 3 e.ipil.il nl l‘>ou.;vaiig and left It a i (a ipmg ivtick.u-e u \> i). lex p ■ "It was Imr W \l »• t I a » 1 41 hound \11 ei-i- 1 md M.nine warplanes nl'l, penple were screaming and IMl ii i l f . i>i i*u toilny, *-t tin lied In .id pi iter. with more km , king each ether down trying ii1 r: 11'kihi ,i hivjtmo lii.in 271 tn inHie tint wave tn cel mil Ihey innlilll't Mud tbe • r..i »t It,A t 28 i uk .if iin, n uni ip , second in exit limn 1 f• l in t x a*• tn XU III, ..III I llmui 'll smimled like limit,ter tl ■I, Ml I*II* #J toMi 111 In f,,' -.Hit i s Sabre wMip,i blew up, and Dieli blow up *Mi *•! lit*ro i1 m t if i inti'ii epti'd fleoii'iits of ai .mi ene .diet .ihul'ier I I I' i lu nto M l>i I > jet fight t I i. l v bluwlK'ved wMiuiiil, *• • tit In*' 1 lint ill* tl >11 I II mil lied llgiitei Mi Dm.i Mantel- I, d,night, r *• 1 • tin*Hy jnd ■1 111>i,p-d 0ii itle-i id Mi m,I Mi, \t I Wetdi, Warn Bt.i \ < ' | ♦ifltvtul Fa h m ii JOI CHIUMI, of Brookline. M m » t , t» u, u1(! , i p, • i , i . i n i> list* the number di , (itn .t It,, i'l iy dawn bull,il ml »* ' I u I»*.| M parched Held. looking at the cloudless ak> .n,i i ..f-i.g tint ....... ■I ,M|i, .P lin iii; p, nil. dll) ill' Dm Iriiiple lb,(may Iroiu a l>ed * ' * It! I 1 I .Ml ll.e will tall soon Oov. I'.ml Devtr has appealed U. . i, ■ . ,, . .........I or da ii.i cd iin-i II,e start n< iin- eniergencv riaim of 1’rovl ti 'ixi » lo S t# J. I liter. Braonan to declare the stale a "die., der ai,.., „nd n,. i, t,v ,, .-i, i ■ nl tin i ii 11n- V11 I 'nice reput It’d ib'iii i lli spii.il die "lliimder" was 'I . b ' |M II I •I III »•> way lot loans to the stricken fanileis. ,,IU1/ I In \ii 11.im .ini itii- fir-1 wave juuli.dily explmliiig fuel tanks r (" 11 »r ■ Tl 'Ml 'I .’I I ***,!| IVJ»V**ji .J f.ghlei lintiibers ilropped 3.500 tin sickening scent id burning 14? Dm- 'It til iii'iii injureallniis ot ibMiimg gasoline and fti'li was siill heavy m Die air •«( i • m*V ,t | . ’ *iv. •r ■# wi'i'fl IH.i I -ns nl Ip, Ii explosives no the Mrs Paiiit'lx. who bail been 1 T■r* if ■ |Dili . mint/ be.iili|uiu im on.i I'llois then helm fur Du- week end, was re Hl'i »11V hill 1 I‘ IxI ol' til)* o7 pni'’1By Tha Associated Prra* pr.iv i ,1 iiw uni woh 1 i ihs, rnunils l , 1111111)- in t'lirpus riirisll where *'*:> 1 xxi ii 11.i (mr While Republican nml Democrat nl >i caiiliei .md isi indllineter ilu winked at a drive ill She said Ii* ii * . ti ii.1 t!m n: tn ic parly leaders shaped campaign iintnmiiii,m sin* owe,I In i Ide in a Negro limn • ' I II “ • j I t |l)Mf ■* of strategy today, a Negro congress A BAIVI tVlART III (ft 1 •IF! st|ifIII 1)4-1 to o ut km * u it tlr ',i nil ■tk111:,i im utn, was Ilium II In safety "lull 11., In 1 Irtke nt l-.M softies ■IumI iriman suggested u "plague on both (m Bl« (>rt<lmit Im.itii 4 »'M lll'l*'ll Mill' 1 **B i, *1k»r ih|; Uir lull i Kpuili l ,li 11 Oi l mu nl l-.t liiilld was In.n r eiimii.li to come buck I". » f** *i* iii I ,i?ht*r their bouses" boycott on elocliou | 1*4*111Big (il I'l't ii|i|)iir mi nun nil, m ill.it! cun and tour mil enll n md " Mrs Daniels' 1 (ill Ii rt hiy |i It II•“ IMl IV1•4**,! « XVt*Ni| j II i Pii I .11 I( “iii *hr AltM's vxot, H . ii* m'M hrin lift* »• !•**'*' m,n t.lln 11ft *i hi vit hi»rrt* mid mini o-' were mil si-rlmi-' H Ir! IU.: 111III xxm*' I *. r Id -4 1 % . Republican presidential1 *1 I fmihiin -it 11 • hi.I find Ufld Itm it ( Million!.! < f ("util?! n I In Nr im was iiuideidifted ex I ttf. •' tr.tf ill tf>|ifto)<k , nominee, Gen. Dwight D Risen < \\ « nt in lui I n (ril I s C i * • t > I . i . .»■ (> l i , pi dial In- was believed tn In- .1 I I lo 4k bower, said party professionals and I Ii* I • ■a, 1144* fi'|»»4i I mi I Ilk' ft* -,,|ilni at Id llnod I'll •i M»'l self-styled amateurs have agreed mi sIII f )'I t(ii* n Iif111 I :ilit i gut mi the lius at !l IU a m on how to conduct Ids campaign. ■I S hi, 1 lift XX t'll The Democratic nominee, llliti i lu \11 I "I i*’ did not tif'PItk •v.wllv, Mi> Daniels said, "Ilu* 1!• * * *il|U(,ll ut ole’ Guv. Adlul K. Stevenson, drew ihivi ii Du ) i t*kji(r»- (nr iM Udl bus wa- I.,,,- and was gmug pretty bi partisan nlaudils for setting up t.1-1 t>, t.iltli up i was seated III X\ V H IIIM .IO N Ihr \gnciil id lie d |»leMlrKenneth Waccker, of Winter 1 “ it i >•i p ••pi© xx«'in Ida national campaign headquar­ Park, former Hnitfnrdlle and dis­ ilirni III pitf liilCII( hwliO rillli'tl a die real s,,iiii bud) screilliled 'Innk tin (hi* ^iimiid I S Hprnnd Di* mil Itirn Die liases lilt The Ne ters at Springfield in his homo trict governor Of Rotary Interna­ 1I (1*f ( a( © mitfcM' itirr I** pl an ipiu k ■‘ i 1"1d1 "I I. m, Innic *ri*'h v d .ihi tiiH f, *iniln(p'd i t'hlium* gin man saved me and a lltllc slate. \ “i* ' • ©“t nut," tional, spoke to the Sanford Ro­ iIIwiinNt 11inn- In faf mn * tnl In a • M ' 4 M it... I i \\ h,‘ii wnitl I, u f .ii ii»-i It.i'll)' lull if led (Mi- gut wlm was -ealed next to me Out the congressman, Democrat tary Cluli today tin the foui hfiTif drintghi, i .im .iftip *Mi| ll;dil> lull Half “ d il lu J ■ ri(©y " \ lit Ii>- Mexican gill was sd c llep Adunt Clayton Powell Jr, object* of Itotury nml -dressed Ihliii rtl II l.jjs^i'f i i , n*l ininit 1111. iiv im ill, nml lire and la 1 • axil Ihi fl lew York, told a Harlem moss the responsibility of evelv Ilu- (taint ill llif I' iiI tin i <* Ihili*** Vfl 11n' -i' ( .irktir’ Rid < II »'H' klilt'll. i im , i n,ding net here They S a y s C h a n y , e N e t e s.t Hireling Sunday the Negro was • •i i «• d U d' i \xln» N e p ,i'e s :» I s l l e M l*\.t ininUiriilion. nhpI ilu* *Mitl«*i«,ni<% • \ lend,need 1 tones,• platoon nl lla Ini inn In helping to continue "sold down the river" ut both par­ Rotary ns the grand organization n ill Im lit 1*1 in VI Inula \u|* *» nl nml ,o iioui w.is erioglil under weir hilled I know they were I'lie ' I 1III t 1X XXIi i III HV© i y II A r m e d I 'l t u e s h’ a t a I S I to u t i n i ' ( P 'iving, 'I want my ties' national conventions. h il l -Ml.| PU(1 U 1 uiiodrimi Mlied .ntills'*v lire ami liiilc git 11(nl I mama ' -mw wind in ilu. Powell aald "Uncle Toms" — a Unit It is. .mu. -I its i i *"u’Ui*r llopfi’N*'iiIntn i’H tr( (In* i s I:iutitti Army s|mkesitian A r e T o B e S u p p lie d Pointing out thut Itotury lots I , i v e U , i U I M i y s i t i .m “ • r.»d i. :,i•in I pi a r with me reference to the title character In Hill udiiul fmiii Mihmiuii , \rKnit t j-1-title, 1 ;••• to 2 i Reds were killed "Uncle Tom’s Cabin," usually grown from four members to over Htm, h ’ lilia'ky, ti I In i, , a llllle bally It was 11*, I'l-unrn* I Ii* »• •* . Iiiti,' Bnltx," M n. the lopes ol the western front WASHINGTON t.P Ma) i.ett 1 I \ K *i \ K i .I*i A In pi1 rot it im meaning u Negro wlm Is a yea JltO,1)1)0 in 7,(100 clulis all over I tin «i*#S M if-sMippi, Aliihnmu aial mi lying m d r middle ill Die pave Lewis il lli'rilirj »avs a lestuvey lull **‘ ■*©* " ••'I it x*.i . IVHi kC IB world store It wus founded in icm iiirfS ua paw* r a id M ’t lll of -it i#ti hnjhxxiiV pill l nhiM'il im nt Imttiuig 'i, Imdy <mild In Ip of men ilelcrred ftniu nubtarv p, U m* MU'I'll 1 1' I t •' <d. Imrn* Chjcugo In 1006, Mr. Warcer Ni.ulli ( ’im'lma h i #*n(ly thvliiM I I "Slept tl'l flti NiTip 1111' *S#MV I * I .in all In/hl viyd iindn • ( I lime i i. i boy walking ulnnu “ X* ,N•d11Hl x ' II(t'l lll’h l * said thut this hun been ucc-ini iliwakh'i (iiiuii*, (ini ((tiliiliniii i 'iiiil ■Hill ! >U IS14til M‘4ltd 41rtllllltf old \tilh us U n were all stumbling horylti* hiM'diiM* III©) liav© i( Ilu* ttiH'dil* rnnhl© hr I o llflrr n N'l'l'm ^“1*1’ 14' 11 X k t Umh (tl pllnhcd without any drive foi Tr\M i rn ri)TM tM (nun a ncrloiix it dll) lepiiili d qtltel alttliiuftll grnuml III a dare lie kept Imilv i*1111| may mmhi Ih* XXDIHUH lint ii ii*I ki ll©iI i 111111•x ' «,' id xxlitidj iiMiy membership, that Itotury Is one of tlrtiUMlit IhhI in iiicd icMCi’i nr#* t«* lit* »( \«||ll»l Mopnlar ihudur and l^Kdim p “ (> *1 * * miiimiiii:t urlillei) mid umrtar* g bark and k,tying "I'ltuao poor iLUr IH’l'M’Kl luvt*i Sniltrm l ami i H\ lij'l.l Jimmiled Allied pirlliutu Iin yv l.©t ii 1 It* xim i 11Mfii© xrtn'iU the hardest clubs to get into nod (ho HI oi# s'liihi' mini In©© ill'ujitih' I supjiiixe be was our u( IliTxliey. 1 tn * ihr«*t*h»r m( nmIi '#' otic of the easleet from which nlpiwarn pHtfil m vfiiti lirihiv .«( -Il© * 111 It tn x \ 1 *'**'• " " H * »*ft *• l lliti I I'lie I'lgllHl \r ii i v i ■Mii ii i.i iii I■*< Mlie boys wlm kicked mil Die win tlVi* xHVlxl', ©HplAhM'd dll'* “ j“ ll dll' ilt'uUtjM w’lilch tiripptsl to lie dropped, Mt* m I f Sim lli'xxi t ■*a» I h. mi n J.lines \ Van Fleet cm dnws tn lei il* mil We ciiiliilu'l inn l“d.«v m tin « dilMMitl m (Im* Soul hern atul !..• hi I inlwl Introduced hy President llnli •. r. .1 Mi Nid'V Mt'l “iiJhim I r rat-il.lied -libbers nf A and i niin nml Dm exit dgm |Mih||i ihiHi ‘"N**l*"i fI%r Sri \ on* "" aM'I • (it I lit I 1.4 Hi* Id p» Harris, Mr. Wacker recalled that Stales Manilla /jtiuiiidin tinlllfle M e.\ TALLAHASSEE UP-Franels E. he i-uine to Sanford on July I, New Ellgliin I (ii oil'd mm pro II alii trt ii tl lilt I'jlal e* I on) I %%Incfi in •n*ni 1“ (lie l *mmi Iot.it ut IC.I4f*4I -| tl It *)l» md* man mil taken from Die Im. by til .ill !>#*.*i i )a dxi i Hu biiliDii Brigham, tit) year old Winter Haven 1013 as u naval ensign stntioiie<l ■III ted for to.liglit liHp. lot lb it III! I.... • *Ii11 XXIll'll ■X■Mil M l, Daniels was given breakfast cilrus grower, was elected Florida til the newly rnnimfsskmed Son weutbi-i bun .ol I ' ■ , ' ■ 11 • lll't .III > Mil III** iMiifijMiU mi |mol ml I • ill I in tied Hus murnuig at I'ruvidence lui Dll' ill afl Oil tuh I Inf ill •( IMAX<il 11mm H< American M'gitm t'oiiimuiidi-r ill ford Naval Air Station. He snlil tlltlJilt- |if tint lo i \, 1 1 ' in ill, I nl ( IO XXI,t llu t lilt , H X ( tO\ I'll lilt'll III Ilu pdill him,ware In i l.dllel ilul ,11»tMlV ! 'IH! OMM (Mi'll the closing session of the Leglnii's that when he left Detroit lie had mul-liiie •M'xHl ,md tna wne dead I lie I lull) was ii r ItIIlk -.1 XXI.*I lit 4 (1-4 11 .14th anmiul stale convention Sun no idea whatever that he would I hr t|in,''hoM xxhit Ii 11k11>t In \ Where it e.i.ne Ili> ,n w ■ l «i m ’ MimI fix t'tl* ItIII m, i iiiile In Mevi,o dav. laird im tfit* Mot loo distant fu x•■ b , ' nl not return there after the ivai little nod. lo Inn ld> t il' \ , iiM xti ..i ....... . inn ' I was asleep." Die liruvvil eved d ■ lit . *, ■ 1 1 . Navy Urlgham succeeds Frank J. Ful was over, but thut he liked Sun. toil lute to wipe uni imp In e WASHINGTON ■t* The giivnn II vear util said " Ttie Inis slopped lino ’ hr **UMI I Um* >“ illir of III <(•)’ Moi'lv xxIn t i-Vlittii 'din* 11 J•1M ?* . P I ' d 1 ■I ' Mir - '! d 1 |M lone, Tampa. Elected area vice lord so well thut he was soon |w'ldeh might surpass - Inllo-ii d-<t Ihr mai!(it*\xrl xxhi. 11 xx>h Ilit’\ i!.« |(|i . 'Mild V a-a*IiiI *liMti*C II Md tin IM • ' Commanders were Hugh Williams. looking armiml fur a plan- to lar. i iim.iii' from imly mil of oii'id went $71,4211.non.lMMi iilo tin n fast iiiv feel It'll oil tut- i sil t lily t>r ni'nlril I' Mi tdl l ' i liil - ainil even tiling euiiglil lire Miilb Tallahassee; Clem C. Fraser, Mae- locate permanently. Th© 4‘iimi* “ f .ihi io! Bum,(iHi ih’ Hi' tutfilrd, llirn i lit'* iii' *'d ('■ •'Util \| Il , H»i 11a*tlt I >iXt | Iti© Ihe iliifeu or mute li.ud lot ‘.oolli nil ill .Ini, tii-.t anmill nt the l-i.i Iiml I' s( reamed will'll sumetlilllg (ell lilt ivi ?I*(I mii1 1x : i#11*1ibv nii'ld :*fI ■*» ^ ’ '{* clanny; Elmo H uchI, Wilder Haven, ' I ...... I M “ id I till (Ill'll 1A h«'i ;mib4* ill ih* III* i<t hoi I was clinking So miirli fi'irrd m ( "Rotary," lie said, "Is n philo­ ern stiiles pul tlii ii in < .it ism fiseal ye.u ii • (11nv mi'll *■(\ 111v 1'x ;i ( fi d , ,, K,, , , | tx. rtf |(> and Larry Hoffman, .Miami Reach prmlrmy, hr M iihu'il, imi© •*! million ibid tvn ntrife Item 5(t pei i i'iil tnuke md Ide A girl liy me (hr hit y,i'Nl Mi d ran ho iN.idr avail ( i . »Mi* n Hi i l xr'd tl iiiti I 11(1411:i >1 In hla first speech since he won sophy of life hnstd on the ideal 1 M '1 “ Id t X t AXer© Coiixeilllia was thill mdv a (blie pened Die window and 'lie pushed 'llhl ' I |I11 t Iis•I I?|(’l" ! I'll •)( It'll the Democratic governorship tuun t< onllnueil tin I'mhc 'I wmi or lour iluy vo.iklm: i nn would li-ive tin- di'fn'H f-u Hie iipenon me Diriiogli d I nnildu'l walk A ahlr In Mini'll iMi'id fh#- |i|('HrMl up in I lit lit I 11f . •d I u . I , 'Mi Mm “ •till II» it , i Ul4 I I 111 Instlon, Dan MrCarty told the Le I fit . ply nf HMM|H’UiT ax iilahlr Im mil I Mir restore Hie failing m m i u i • mi .11,lilt tl lit It I',’ll I!l.i2 mi* .» Wav IM' lit xxItll I luil ■ ■ id » 11* I ii) ;\l ,i i kijs' i gionnalres that "we can't tolerate I Main , .m-e till’ Ilu- lug ilrlp il mail linked me iiji and lifmigtit IfIIrV MTXlIT " crop and pastille I mil Hut tin ‘ •“ I *Mil IM© I*.1(I 111 uie and Ilu* i’ll I here in a Iriick " I lit I i* X V l* I l* |l“ d I > ll (* I M »'M dishonesty In governmenl— Ham I m fnlv Dll', year Was a lump u > A Ni'lrxliv4* rrxni olflrial (old agriculture romiiilssionei m m « iX.1 i (i, I Mr. I I .d lvi»r©j| tiling anu racketeerlng-at the" lo a rrpviilti no nifh'id ii if miii has dm IMMHim IIIifIII Hill 11ed71X i'M'l V Xflchusclts said even lii.it . -inblni iiiitlav . in (il 742 ix*)I**), from it sl'.I.K Mr.MAHltN HEAT hi n .( ill I in" \ v £ i* i|itnd iiih I !i“ nil’ll d 1 I* Lt d l x fxxm ‘"t‘hi cal. slate or national level " , in mill, 1,10 a year ago lin'd lakrn (i)xxard i reMirvi*) III lie eliouKil in hi:, dale WASlIlNii 11 IN I' Dt-piily At VdlllllD. XVII** (ltd ( ‘Xii ' I I 4*111 He urged a rededleutlon to "the TllO droUKid Ipis lu-eo .1 buddur; I is ifi'eqil, rie e also, In 1,1 tl•• Mrnev lietieral A Devitt Vuueeli Ilu* 1A moil vhllosopliv ol teaehlng, preaching („ In aniiflicr vxrrk i*nd *lrvrh*|i 11©Iimi>( ii Im* *■11■>t■1 il *" 'h’ k " tile weather bureau mini tin,me > i"s> imm) lad imiiilb form 42 m ) non i.nliiy nniimmced tie, eamltilucy for IMI i 1 1 ' 1 llli Wild practicing respect for law ami oi imusiially warm sumim r mi is'ii im ! a,In Dill Dial was net •lie U S Senate seal left vacant nirtii, il limamr kmmli that (In* hi'" .ftIII- |l( MX©II iliri©© HI 1 f" ©nxrii. it " l«“ 1 hour llflrl hi I m m I falli'M t" 'h order" and said that "disrespect It | broken by a heavy general i no einMigli of an increase la nf(-,-i liy Die death nf peiimerollc Sen Army and An Fnrrr art* platmimt ' 1I MI 'I ,'i l| in ^ x hnl x x * # n ftp|ifti « m I 1 , r t B’P m ' t(|( , for law leads to ovcrlhrjiw of the A school huilgi-t of fl,fil7,7fiK lUliit mostly have been It ta Jim I,ill. Do- Jump io k|ieiidimIn rchsiM* ii *m,I'Vi* “ Ifireis uhn d»* t f mi* f . Mil* U i <«.l I Ilf linen Mi'Malmn uf Cmmectirul iovernment— and It can happen for tha fiscal year July I, 1052 rllfir tn arrrid rMinnussintiN nf in raV*•r It (lll'lllihll (till, the ,I,©m 1T |I i(1j j( lit 1 ' > ! '"1 *■1Xt'l| |»llt I© a result Die federal debt Vanecb, a til year old Democrat 11 itfitl M tirtl «N * I’dKi* iJ titiH #f tere." In June JO, IP63, was adopted pni 1. II I. pit..... sliiit; ..Ii i d iy inure Ilian is owed by ill 'iliit.se Indue Is at Slidnfuril, t'liiiu di limlr Irnulli Ihr Navy and Ma fill 1Ilu vu.l Mr#. M. ( *111111' Ky (r 1 kmm» .. 1 »;t 1 The department executive com- Frldn v hy the County School rlm* im p . all ©ad) ar© donm (his I S eili/ens and eliriiorMtioii mill reporb-is Hud lie bail Milimlt millae'a recommendation to shift Ibiard at an •djiiorip’d minion fl Clin I V XXt'l l (it IjI* \»*V I ■• fill MM• I it. in Inni'il rn.'.e to $2J0. loti,lion 'e,l Ids te signal inn us deputy at I tu i id I intit lit i1 *•I' Him * t fit hit ©ii , 'X' I alate headquarters from here lo and n public hearing Friday. h m < a mi July 'll A year ago it wa lortiev general In I’rexldenl Im Did (©tl I Li* llltl'tl III© hilt -111 llt'l I ,11. t Orlando died without a vote when The budget, cover log nil current imiv u /oo.otKi.iaM) man Ihi -s illuming \V I 'lull I “ 111MI H If© H U It was found a quorum was no expenses, payment of bonds, in­ ( 'a c l u l H 1 k'lXC I 1I II Mill Hie I trim ic rid le muidliee will lie Shut ply rising outlays Im defen ■ din Ml i» longer preset!I. It will lie the first terest coupons and ro o m s , esA in Mt11«*I t'l(Ilf ©* XX.4 ♦“ ('* ii I’m,nled for must id IIn- pmip elected at Die -dale ciinvelitinu in order of business at the 1053 meet eroded the g1 ,AIA.'.ftKl budget of Vs i,»1111fi ( f ' 11.mii \( iii i kiu.lo pliM'4'il itpnIm•*I (““ I >In x September , m pending Irion In-.1 year J n Orlando. I Iin-© 4*(In*r N©bn“ x#mmi©ii pi* 1*1 i. i iif(i JMlMfX,l!l lust year by hut 12,450, according 11f|*|#'r| ***The convention adopted a resolo to Supt. T. \V. Lawton. 11© f©" H i,’ :nl Royal Caiiadiau Atr ticnl * mi I Im* nff if© id 11"" fun© iif V*!1 Mini » •'illt.M(. .’ Man 1 lord lion opposing commercial seining Force ,'inlet. who visited lo Him fh© Im'itfin© wri|i| 1Ii. 11 “ i fid ni Tile jury w-n* md-'eted t*ns No citizens or taxpayers raised M il Smith A tide tu• res and sale of nanflih from Florldn'e nnv olijectieii to any phase of the intmiing fur tbe trial nf. Mrs. \li* ( It fonl Friday night were enter- ©iM'M'tlf I'V r ! Ii© i,“ f Mi \ii iii ,iti \ppiA ii( m*. II 1 Atkins, fresh water lakes. tn mid with ii ranch type chicken f 'iiMinn* hill bud# el at the hearing, lie stated, Lillian C. Clark, former clerk In 1,i i “i” ( m\ T©* H i. Ill'll f f *47“ .1 f-'Mf ilinnei nt tbe It,' 100,0 Morris's and It was adopted nml forwrrded the Tn* Collcclur'a office, clwre- d 1 lit N i xv “ 1(1,1ulpeiiii'lll was A U T O FIRH Mq Ran. Ii Hatiirdny nl noon iiiki will'll' x©i© fniMiil ii) 1II© N©|*(“ to ttie Htale Department of Edit- wilti i-mlieiztuqieiit uf lit,071 ■•njoyed swlinmiog, fishing, and XVmiMMl' ) . vhIv. t j# •1 i(ml \limit i “id Im fl* *IM|I© I ..oi . after reN. llall, 1101 lllekory Avenue, caclbui for approval. The hearThe jury as presently i-onr'litnt boa ling al the rulicli, Cap Julm XVIIM*th Mt nil©© (MHI Ih© hi'HI 1, Mill*© pull tl uf M©nl i(©tl v idely in I’ok drove to tha Fire Station In a hur­ jnir had been advertised as re­ »■d cnnslata uf Julm T. Iliady, ry Bunday night at 9:00 o'clock quired by law. Hanford's neighbor tlixlmp Julm u vasiiiii of Itie iniml uf Christ Andes uf Die Civil Air I'ntrul Ml Ih* l»»fl hunti(©r 'iiit a©him Mi Xtt tli.it . r S N IV4 plane had Eat I N. Roth, Giles Chapman. t)„. s|,l*. I'uliee Chief \Vo»lh Dow been hot down ..il the Siberian and called to the firemen to put The Isrgnt Increase In ap­ Arthur I’hllllpi, Thml Lingo, Jr,, \V llralitcomb who baa lived in was nut Die only force ut work said today nut a fire In the back aeat of hie propriations was for teachers and Amo* N. Harr. Two alternates, Diliiiido fur the past elylil year' <it the world and deplored the While in Hanford Die cadets ii.it 'ii<l Die die’l..I was fimil.l ..... ' ...... .. bv .i .Sni let fighter N iv v oi.-a io| the incident reBulck. The firemen obliged, salaries. The appropriation was Chnrle* N. Hoover, uni Georg-' prenrhed in Hanford yesterday in great quantities of godless litera­ were given a l.iirheiiue su|ijier hI I'lilt. luiu' a f 1110 toll in utn* ti«ilui (IB Fire Chief M. H, Cleveland, who 1708,700 compared with fill5,220 D. IIIMiop, lo serve lit cure of tln- the First MwthndDt Church fur ture which Ih being put mi Die Die Elks Lodge hy the loeni Civil itii-■ a l.umtiiin pen to Dte other pm ted hi He i,ilu id .iiimmiieement At mil. puillt after Unwell re was Die “in' wtiuli gave rise to '*Vlth Mre. Cleveland has been visit- budgeted for this purpose Inst lllne** of ono of the Jmor", wet * I lie first time since lie w a s run iiewstaliils, unit ntlncrkcd Die All i'nlrol officials, ii boat ride U'nnllssea tin I'aae .‘osr I IliC relative* In Georgia and the also ■elected, ii,Tilted Us bishop uf the Florida icular influences television, radio, on Do' HI Jobii's, ond ti dunce ut turn.'.I frum lliilford, ‘ didegatiun Die I id vu i enm l The lo o f N.iv v aiinmiiii'eincnt friou Die ernwil was 'uke.i tbruiigll Carolinae during the past two Dr, llnnscomli Is Hut motion iilctiires, and tbe ten- tbe City Hull. Till* afternoon n certified copy Conference!'. ill,I iml I..i de Ihe ene uf Die air the mil tu prove Mr-, M.'ColhiMi weeka, le due back home Tuesday. uf *11 audit conducted for tln- llie first Florida Conference bishop denccy In tile country lo forget They were uecomnmdated in wn Mu) there Ihete was no de hallle hell.mt si diiu; tiint it was Slnte Auditing Diqmilmillt by in livcoinu Mslmp In the confer­ iIn, Hnblinth day. private homes Friday night, and nv,-i Die Yellow Sea This it tu tho qh He mentioned a cartoon carried Cap Andes suld that tiie citi­ mi.us| i idiun ht' ele Martin, prosecution wltni” , ence'* lOH-yeor old history. west of the Korean peninsula The shei iff said ih,' gntheriiie wan offcreil as evidence by the nl Die time uf Ills eli'Ctlvn In Dm Pleaching on “ Ihu oviir-wldeazens of Hanford had been very inihi’ded "more or less ciiriusllv” Tin* t S pat tdl plant' was p|. Htale Attorney Murray Ovei David Hmllh, a former resident iiv circle" of tint church, lllshnp Orlando Hentinel-Htar which de­ cooperative and hospitable, serv­ bio tb'it the -tnte imtrolmun wuuld 1luliul h. I t E I Itiiith'lt, George picted Florida and Cuba within ing Die hoya breakfast Saturday of Ranford, who left here a year street. lliaiu,'cumb who was Introilui'id sttiv lie' iiivrbt In iirevetit ntiy pus West I , v No matter hew far away ago to Join Florida Fashions, teArcurilliiK to the trntbimny uf Xu I tin overflowing congregation wliat was lab,dod an "ever-widen­ morning. I lie I hole ,p liir lutf'i' Is kniivui *i|,le ilei.ioostraliuo aft, , ,lntk l»am heme yea may go on y m Inlned Ptrlckland-Morrison. In.-,, Mr. Martin the audit revealed that by the Rev. J. E. McKinley, ing circle," and be declared that Following lunctuun at Die Mq Itow,'ll al"u ordered Ml beer and to btiie iiuirol iml tighter piano vacation yon can readily catch Friday, in Ihe capacity of sales the hulk of the »U.r.7U5 which -tntud that there are now lOJHHt,- IDl« presented Idm ’.vilh an In­ Itancli, Die Imy* were carried by liquor esluldislinii'lits ill Die cuilll bases ti.‘ ir Die lq. ut tl’e Shantung T u p n a the home lew* aewa by manager. Mr. I’nrtin had discovered miming (KM) Methodists, wurihipplng in spiration for his ministry, that the on Air Force bus to Hilver .Springs 1’i'iim ol.. atul lie.n Die Dairen~ »d ta f the Ranted ,H e ra » Following hi* discharge from from the T a t Collector* office -UiJlDU churches with 26,0011 min- whole world might be won for where they said goodbye to their ty ,'lused I'l At thur area of Southern ManA.linos prnellced III l ive link, n when you reUrn. Yea eaa ar­ Christ. eliiit i.i the A ir Force In 1016. he came disappeared after Oct. 15, lit lit. Huofoid hosts nml pro,..... oil lllshnp Ilranseomb will super­ the rest of tlieir tour of Florida I own uf 'ib,ml I 7uu, fur. mnnv Mr. Partin milled that aotne Uteri,. range with year carrier key, er here from Orlando, He Is married Ruth nf these •'ulUlltillltM bascii year, anil won Die lleiuuernlii* Taking for hi* text the words vise tho work ol thu Methodist me willim u I In'idi r range uf all lo the former Helen Fainter nf I GUI to | ID*) might have been through Charlie Marries*. elreawhich is lo Include visits to nil* ruimlie,t|iui for stale senator lust of Hi. Paul, "Let this mind tic in confarvncce of Florida and Cuba, Hanford and they have announced iu D sIuk prior lo that date. latlea manager, br tekphealag Instullutions nt Tnm|ia and Miami. 1 Mac. lie had no Republican uppo- uf Die iiurllierii purl of Die X'ellow Sea. (heir Intention of moving Imre Mr*. Clark. 47, xv*a arrested you. which was also In Jesus nml he puts special emphasis upon lianl i,r,.| u speeial prliniirv probHDhu]i Hrantcocmh tho work of the Church In Cuba, from Orlando. They have one child, last Oct. 13 for embezzlement of Christ," I.INEK HEADS FDR HOME nltlv will he called to iiiimliiutc u four month old Judith Ann, If,ATI from the ufficn uf John L. nrenclied the Invasion of tho world having always been Interested In NEW YORK (tv— The new successor. while yea are away, ta be da Mr. Smith, who we* formerly Galloway, Tax Collector for liy the mind of Christ ami, noting the mission field. French liner Flundre, her maiden Mvered to year beau la eae In Cuba tho Church now has days dogged by hard lin k, headed connected with Strlcklend-Morrl- .Seminole County, Iti her rapacity that Christopher Columbus, when tekage apoa year h it / TRACK COACH n iP IIO V ED eon, le ontlmletlc about the limi­ a* chief dark of that office, Cir­ lie landed In tllu now world, soma 30 native ...................... 10 fur home M a y prepared fur any "Lovely To Look At" IIKISIN KI IR ~ Clyde Little claimed "this land In the name in minlatera and 12 deaeon* and possible new troubles. ne** outlook In Sanford, and re­ cuit Judge Millard II. Hmith to1 :111! :i:0f» 5 :lit - 7:15 - fl:20 field. Uniieil Slnl"* olvmpie assist gards thla aa a pleasant and leased her upon payment of IS.UOO God unit of the King and queen deaconasse*. borides running six Tho 20.300 • Inn passenger liner, aid truck conch, vims reported of Spain," urged that lust so the schools anl a seminary. The biggest built In France since Hll "miii’li Improved" tmlnv after a frt*ndly community In which to bond the some day and she hu* MOV1ELAND live. Ha la latarested In civic ae- been under hand since that time, proplu of tho Church snoukl claim Rishop plnri' , to visit thl outly­ XVur II, left New York Kumlay series nf blood iransfiiAiimk for s "The Tanka Are ruming" every now part of Ilfs, tvery to­ lea. Bader# leaving ea year tlvltle* and In tha Javrce*. whom ing area of hit district in Septem­ night on Ihe return leg nf her bleedlti" stonmeh ulcer Mr*. Clark held tho position in ha plain to roJoln, h* stated. II« Mr, Galloway'* office ami had morrow, every n*w parson or now ber In company with tha con­ maiden voyage two days, toven •Imply notify Dr llarrv Mcl’heo, II H. Olvm I'K A I hT b L A K E la a member of the American Le­ charge of the .Automobile licinse land "In Ih* name of Ood and of ference missionary seerstary ami hours and 40 minutes late. nr er lelepbeee pic leant phytilrian. said the Uid"Lovely To Look A t" tha King Jesus Christ." gion and attanda tha Methodlil Fifty one of her scheduled pasnine district secretaries, Includ­ tlna deyartmeat. - - - -v ; .— verity nf Texas roach was roact7:15 - 9:30 • 10:30 I D si Im i * Ua r ie t T a i l Church. The bishop also’ noted that tha ing tha Hav, McKinley. lengeri bad given up their space log well now to Ihe tranifuiloiu. hi HUtvr Battle For ‘Old Huldy* i >ii .' Ot !*‘ I ;i in e s, Dis’t Governor 1Rainfall Fails Kenneth Wacker Ta Ease Perils Visits Rotary To Dixie Crops Ideal Ol S e r v ic e Stressed Bv Leadei In T a lk To C lub 1’iUitn T >■ L’.y Tifily Slu.'vci Draft Resurvey Officers Retain For Dependency Vigil Following Seen By Hershey Doctor Slaying « Brigham Elected >Florida Head Of American R egion 4' N;i\\ I’idm! {Man© Fit*,Ids WIT 2 Miv;s t Is Itt'll Billions In .lull ( Mi r ^rllnxx Son Increased Budget For *511 Approved By School Board f Jury I Soleded For Trial Of Mrs. Lillian C. Cl a r k Caiimliaii Air Fnlurtaiiicd Here Bishop Branscomb Tells Methodists Of Ever Widening Circle Of Church Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack Strfckland-MorriKon H New Muiuiffcr Movie Time Table iS B iM F S » % S 5 ays? n i t l iTW*T’ /j], “i "g*i? amV r> I' ll * ^ i y if‘ . f jiJ * • ,. i l -■»*IV. f •' •• ' *l ... �8J6?25i$fSI®?ST” f *■•*’•-yq,* , s* \ ■ i-w e . ___ __ THE SANFORD ft ERA 1,0 ra t* a Monday. Auf. 4, 1052 AuthorttlM Ponied . By Red.,Rally Fh ile ,T- „ • N ew Record Book Will Be Required For ’5 ? Olympics M ess BERLIN (JR- Weal Berlin au­ thorities expressed puzzlement to­ day at the fizzle nf a loudly ad­ vertised "peace and unity" demon­ stration of the Communist Free German Youth. The FDJ had announced that young alarm trooper* would demmstrule .Sunday al Iwo polnta dong the French sector, at u irea bordering the Am.-v zir, at Potadnmcr 1‘lnlz and, in.ouu .Irung. In the British sector's Jungfcrnhelde Park. Instead of all this only 2,000 of Ihe blueahlrt* turned out in all, >n stallered denioiislralion* near the sector bordrr*, carrying their due banners and chanting Com­ munist song*. \Ve*t Berlin police, vho had been mobilized and •raced lor an eventuality, reported inlv two minor Incident* in whlrti 8 uluoahirts were taken Into cuW ody. Over 5.7 00 Athletes, P 41 I ' t i r i p *i t r A ll-T im e Hv IIEN Rnj i F i g u r e PMI.EGAR HELSINKI «.r The 11153 Olym­ pic Games became history today and the historian* are going In need n whole new hook to take care of this gigimtir 'port, ear nival. The Kami's which ended In the Finnish twilight !i inday were hip g*r ami heller in every way tlnm any of Ihrpe of Iho previous li modern Olympics. More people took part, More countries entered. Tory InsteiJ longer. Moie went on I'erform anie* were amazing There was a minimum of Incident*. The late Huron J'lerrc do foil hertlfi. n French selmlnr who con ctlvrtl Hie Idea of reviving llu lames of mielent Hr cere, would nave hern proud of the show, Soviet limedii roinpclcil for the first lime, Germany and .fnpan were hark for the first lime since World War II. In all, 70 mtllmis sent 5.780 : Ih leles to this eleun, ntlrncllve elly more than l.H'itl nhove any pre Vlnns entry. Forty • nine of the 70 cnunlrle* broke Into Hie unofficial scoring column which recorded Ihe (list six place* Their lotah varied from 014 for Ihe United Slates down b one made by Singapore for a ■islh In featherweight wcigh'lifllog. Hlissia presented an extremely well halnni.cd learn and M i n e d 55■ n points, second to Ibv- I'micil Gtali*. S. 'VI,M, Stlll!'day. Ihe S j j .i i s , the leant setllnri of Ihe Prlx tie Nations, the show mmpini! climax nl Ihe cqucxtlIan CfiniJM-tllltm This event brought France Its Sixth gold medal nl the games, in ADMIRAL JOY TAKER OVER Js>> t*1 • Klein "Afll.st Htsvrnsen or Illinois." feprrllM IM I hy Host T Husrh. with enmlsflen id llte putillshfrs. r ntrsr. Bttsa* 4 Veiling. Ine. II. ,( A M I ' S OSI.O Norway tjl— A slate ban imu'I lunlght for 8d year old King lli'nkmi VII ends u twotlny n.i i . i i i i . i i birthday celebration til which llii'iisnmh of Norwegians cnlhuxlattic.illy displayed Ihclr uffeclitm for Luropc'.s oiliest reigning molt arch Sternly rain Sunday failed to dampen Ihe cheer* of Ihe king’s suliicctx who lined Ihe capita/* main honlrvnrd In watch him pa*.* In a military parade lie rode In Ihe downpour m an open car and Inter spoke til the city hall to a rat,(ton. crowd visiting royalty- King Guxtav VI ■;* * > * » ■ < * -- Uexandrlne id Denmark and I’rlnce Heorge id tirceee joined IM ,|,c Inhnlc In Haakon tin- Duke „f LdinlmrKh. Imahand oi Britain's ()iicrii Elizabeth II, uni expected C U T A G E N C Y JAMES II. (JIJT (iirr Asanr. VENETIAN BLINDS Eitclnry I'rlccH Hanford'* indy Venetian llllml Mnnufirlnrer, offriN you rmuplrle nervlre fur HEINES a flelaplng • lirrnrdlng • ltrp*lntlng a ('trailing Free Estimate* SEMINOLE VENETIAN BUNDS Phans IIB3-W Politics NIMUVAVS KING IHINOHEI) M2 EAST FIRST STREET I’llONE VM j a m 'em 820 West Third Htrsst M nHlltii(p4 f rum I ' p b p O ho ) man - had "spearheaded the *ah flinging id civil right* plank* In ihe plalfnrm* of the two major parlies." By N A TE I'O l.m vLTZ K Y lie anid Ihe Negro hni enough TEIIH A N , Iran fjl— The Iranian voles to control the outcome of the Nov. 4 election and "Just will out Senate today gave Initial ujiprnval ,'n to the polls nl all" unless pled to a hill granting Premier Mnhnm mod Mossadegh unlimited power* ged an "acceptable" plntforin I'owrll has a date, within the to rule this near bankrupt country next lu days, to discuss civil rtgnts with a free hand fur six months But the upper house offered tin with Stevenson anil his vlceprc* iderilliil running male, Sen. John expected opposition In a govern menl hill ordering confiscation uf J. Sparkman of Alabama. personal woallh and properly Men A. S (Mike) Monruney of Ihe of Ahmed (Javam, who was furred Oklahoma said Sunday night he mil of the premiership two weeks sees no llcmocrnllc Party tllssen- ago bv wildly demonstrating Mo* *ion arising from Snarkmnn * nom- sadugn followers malion When asked on an NHC lei The lawmaker* passed the confl* evlslon program whether Hie noni <allon bill without tumble on II* illation might alienate Negroes flr*l of three readings. On Ihe see and northern liberal*, Monroney mid reading, however, only three replied: of 2t) senator* present stood up to "Only one or two Negro leaders signify approval. have disagreed with the nomination The hill then wax sent to a Sen of Sparkman Nnrllicrn Idierals will ate commission for possible revls a|i|ircriale that Sparkman has III Ion. orally laken Ills life in hi* hand.* The legislation calls for Wavnm’.x lu he a liberal." fori line estimated hy some law Civil rigid* wax also Ihe Inpir makers at sou million rials (ahuul uf a statement Issued in Washing Hi million dollars) — to be divided Inn hy Hi l(epulilican leaders, among Ihe survivors of persons among I he tit several key hackers killed lu the street fighting which uf Elsenhower resulted In his overthrow. More Tint slnlemenl said the IB Inter­ than 20 police and soldiers re|iorl preted the (I ip civil rights plank eilly died lu Ihe clashes Five million rlul* (ahuul liiio.noo) In mean that "F EP U (Fair Em plnyment Practices Commission) would he set aside for Qavam's with enforcement power* and sim­ wife and 10 yea raid suit. (Javain's wncrcnlmut* have been ilar laws will he accelerated by a unknown since Mossadegh swept Republican victory " The Dunincrals' HMD rlvll rights to power July 21. One current o'nidr, strong for an FEPC which rumor Is that Qavuin already hit* could enforce decision* on Jnli dls, fled the eounlry The hill lo give Mossadegh MiisifldPgU power pi i rlmlmdlnu ngnltisl Negroes and oilier minorities, caused ihe South- lu rule hy decree wuu quick up erti revolt then. It wa* carefully pruval .Suiulay in lln- tower house worded lids lime hy platform draft of Pnrllnmmil lilie Mujli*) All hut ers Tying to seal Hie North South i one or two of the wt deputies pres cut lose in affirm Ihe fur reaching rill measure when II rntue up for a The Hit;! Republican rlvll rights stapilim; vole mi lls third ami fluid jilank endorses "federal leulslallmi reading to further just and ecptllnhle Ireut Final Senate approval appeared meid In the area of discriminatory almost certain. employment practices " Then Ihe aged premier will have Democratic standard • hearrrs Stevenson nod Kpnrkmnn. mean o free hand lo govern hy derrre while, turned their attention to an and push Ihrungh n dravtlr pro­ gram he say* Is needed to ease the other Issue, foreign policy Stevenson message* Ohio Demo- eounlry through Its present eemi rrnts. In rniivenlmn nl Cnlumiio*, (mile crisis. Iran hat been headed that "biller division" among lie for hlinkruplcy slner her ginul publicans over foreign |M)licy hn* British • run nil Industry wa, naIhe GOP "spill down Ihe renlpr " llounllzed Iasi year and production In a Hlehmmul, Vn., ratlin broad flirlcd nut. east Sunday, Sparkman said Ihe ■ Mossadegh bat said hi* reform nnlion's prime task Is rementlng n program will Inebida sweeping new free world wall against Ihe march iases, banking controls, work proj­ n( Communism. The program Is ects and resumption nf till pro­ doing well, he snltl. and perhaps duction. A* yet, however, be has In two years may he far enough given nn detail* of Ills plan* A nlnng 11 permit an "appreciable" poMible military eutdnwn also |* in eut In taxes. Ihe offing Privately, rhlcftaln* of both ma­ "In Holiday's debate, Majlis dep jor parties eredlled Slevensun with tilles Intully demanded anew Hie milking a smnrt mow In estab­ mister of American military nud lishing bl* headquarter* al Spring lerhnlciil aid mission lu Iran. One field, They said till* will aid hi* deputy, Montanlrd Dnmavniidl, apparent effort to separate his charged Hint If, H,‘ nfflrersMiere lo campaign from President Trtt- xuitcrvlsii Ihe American military man s administration. aid program onlv provided propa­ ganda for Ihe Untied Statea and IMPORTS ORDERED CUT an excuse for retaliation against WELLINGTON, N, Z. UR-New Iran by fliisiln. He shouted fur the Zealand's government, facing a fi­ American* to bo expelled, l"nlimiUdkp»werH Intis. IGHWAY traffic lilts increased steadily In weight and volume, Yet for marc than a quarter of g century thousands of miles of portlund cement con* crcic pavement have contl nued to render uninterrupted, fow-onnuaf>(osf service—while carrying most qf the heaviest traffic year after year, Concrete meets every exacting requirement of mad* •rn highway traffic. It lasts for decades, It cosu little to maintain. Its gritty texture is geared to tires for quick, safe stops. It Increases highway visibility. What’s more, concrete meets these requirements wtnamka)ly. That's of interest to you who pay the bills—yev, Mr. Motorist, It's your gasoline taxes, yoor license feet and other taxes that pay for faring, Insist on concrete pavement to got the must for yoitr paving H Damavandl complained that Ihe U. ft. Point Four program of tech­ nical aid for agriculture had not brought In the millions which were promised. And ho suggested that Irrigation wells bring dug under American supervision actually were being jilncrd in stra logic places Jq supply water for Amer­ ican ijpldlers.ln case of wer. The 1952 Dodge Wayfarer 2 Door Sedan Deliver* In Sanford for - v| $>271. ' lOPappsa To P iy CIMENT ASSOCIATION 4 Q?j ud? ’ f\* /»• . m s ^ i l t -w l m v-'ff vli P R A iJU K Pi,olin* Jet A* Pi,ot Passes 0ut WITH It S F IF TH AIR F O R C E ,, forward no the stick you go down Korea 'A*— A hitch hiking Air Force and If you pull hack you go up," master sergeant on his first Jet j said llllt. " I held to Ihr course plane ride recently found himself the pilot was flying " piloting the swift two-sent craft The pilot's head nodded forward U hti hr flew the amp for nearly ... •# »*« l id minutes after the engine fating .«»!»n.vlly as If he were cheek Ibe sergeant had In toko over ing hi* map. Then II Imldied hack Ihe controls of (he T-33 Jet when a* If he were looking up to cheek the pilot passed nut from lack of instrument* nlit didn't reabie that oxygen, Ihe Air Force said toduy. the (illol was undergoing cnnvul lie flew the training ship until *ion* caused by oxygen stnrvalton Ihe engine null. He then maneu­ and wa* unconsclmi* "The oxygen vered It carefully down In n level gauge showed plenty uf pressure," where the pilot regained conscious Hill soid ness. Bid when MacDuff failed to nn Sgt Charles E Hilt, 31, Darker, Fla , never had been in a Jot until swer over Ihe radio Hill got wnr he hitch hiked n ride from Korea ried He waggled Ihe slick lo at in Japan In Ihe T-33 flown hy 1,1 trad attention. When Hut fulled Hubert W Mnrlhiff, veteran aerial he realized lie li.nl jic-l become reconnaissance pilot from Avcncl, pilot of a .Vki mile an hour Jet "I made a rigid turn anil fnl M J. They were Inuring along at .Too lowed the coast uf Japan. I knew miles an hour 37,ooo feet up when Hint must uf IIk* Japanese cities .l.icDulf asked llllt In hold the are on (he ocean and I figured Dial iiixlllary control slick In the rear wax the best way of finding nn *eat while the pilot worked a navi airfield. "Then Hie Jel engine quit. gnllonal- problem All I knew was that If vou push "That seared me," llllt xnlil But Jury H '« hMhu»<I Kr»m l'M< ««•» ilepnrtment. Win had served for five years under the late Jno. D. Jinkiu*, lax collector and when Mr, ilihlowuy look ufflca on Jan, .’it, |IM7 had cunt Inueil in this work, Mr, Uailoway staled that be had discovered Irregularities in thu motor vehicle license ........ on Mny 12, IUM. Ho nt mice notified I lie Motor Vehicle l)e{nil tnionl and on Mny Hi conierred with two of Its lepreoentnlives. ATTACK CONDEMNED ATHENS. Greece - The Unit­ ed Nation* Balkan Peace Commis­ sion ha* forwarded lo U. N. head­ quarters a report condemning Ihe Bulgarian* for an attack against a Greek putrol nn Evrns Island July 27 acting Premier Sophocles Venl/elo* said today. Three Greek soldiers were killed. he iiiaintnlni'd control and by trial and error delermined Ihe slowest possible rate of descent, lie picked u course over land and decided to ride Hie plane down. "I was a bit worried about the landing." Hill »avx, "bccuuso Mac Duff still enuldn'l see clearly nud 1 bail lu read Ihe airspeed to him til! (lie way down, h ,i lie in,me not appear for work, uiul liu* not one of Hie sllckrxl lamllngs I ever been employed at (lie lax office •inw, We had only a few minute* fuel left." since, Mr. Galloway derlared- auditor to audit the account*." lie added that thu audit by Btcete I’m Mo, Mute nmlltor, bail estabIlHlied the shortages. ' (in May 1*. 1051 Mrs. Clark did Mis, Chuk waa horn lu Macon Ga. unit lias lived in Hnulunl mi annul all years. She is a girilunte of Georgia Millie College lor Wo­ men nt Mllleilgevllle. Veniremen for the trial Includ­ ed} Frank Hesrdun, Arthur I*. I'hlt lips, William J. Fatrlck, John L, Hrumlcy, Mi - Geraldine N. Hi'tsel, Garntt W. Moyd, John C, MeNamern, Jnmea K. MnUbews, Amos II. Harr, Mrurge Id. liar rlelt, William II. MuUhewe, James F. Mmy, Jmin HenkarikWahlemar Dietrich*, George MurtltV Robert lairmann, J. Thmima Hpnrk*, Jolm I. Htevena, Roger It, Miller, Joseph K. uluhon, R. r. Cooper, J, W. Turner, Don U. U'inhart, C. T. Swaggorly, It. T. Humphrey, Grange U. Cuiiiorhouse, I'erry G. Dodd, Clarence E, lamer. Buford R. Brawn, George D. Blehop, Jr,, I.yman A. Baker, Hr., Clayton Bagwell, Wallace W. Bell, Henry L. Mullis, Hudson (tarreri, Jesse F. Lewis, Eurl N, Roth, Daniel I,. Ilrainard, Earl W. Riley, Charles K, Carter, Gordon W. Johnson, Thad l„ Lingo, Jr., Edward Higgins, Jr,, Redo B. Urumley, Berry E. .Singletary, Robert A l­ ton, Thomas R, Alford, Murray ' Sawyer, Honey R. filnnlger, Falward L. Toof, Roy F. Byrnes, Jr, John E. Deneff, John K. Rweeney, Cl»udo 0. Howard, Charles A. Groccy, John T. Brady. James E. t’earaon, James A. Foster, Calvin Hagan, Harold R. Bampson, David P. Lanlar, Chor­ ea V. Hoovar. Charles B. GaUIn, W. Flto, Jr., Pleas M. n, Robert E l l s w o r t h Browning. Carl M. Rabun. Gllea Chapman, Howard A. Mc­ Donald, Julian L. Benton, Irving Felnberg, Earl V. Huebner, Thartl. Thomaa. 'Oil U, , iiviiim i William n iiiiu n O. x Clause, Frank O. Judge, W. a. Andera Robert S, Thomas. Claude C L. Roosevslt. n F. t y p f & Milter,_ A* n * LAKE _ f D RIV fc-IN i£ r Horn m Sbowfef "Lovely To Look At” HOLLYWOOD BEI) SPECIAL! IMuxp Holty wood Ibil, rnmplrle with Headboard, sturdy rolled ntgr lnnrrx|i(liiK mntlrrnx olid heavy duty has spring covered In A( A lirkbig, fl sturdy b-gx . . . A real buy! Limited Time Only 5 9 - 50 Guam lit i-imI 3 Year* rata tIN Paliuctlo Avenue Hanford, Florida lata Phone IISS Hill say* he reulized that If Ihe pilot did tint regain r<m*rlmi«ncx* hy the lime Ihe plane rcachrd 10 000 feel, II would menu tie probably had died of oxygen xtnrvu (Ion and (lie only rnurse Irft wa* to "roll her over and slop nut." At iibiml t.VMid I-el MacDuff came In But Hill had In read Ihe Instnimeiils for him because Ihr blackout had blurred his vlaton. Tile pilot look over and gol the engine restarted al il.oou feci Then "They ngircii wiui my conclu­ lie called a radio dlrectloif finding sion*." ini»i Mi. Galloway, "and I station In steer him In the nearest we in turn culled for a Stale base. Cecil Kendrick Smith, Russell D. SkhW, ' IkhW, C. Ernest Gormly, Henry Taylor, JuhJ^C, Furtaon, WII* *s" if *>"mbulH by *"'* Hitch-Hiking Sergeant Finds Self Mossadegh Given nancial deficit overseas, today or­ dered Imports cut to the bone. The order particularly affected woolen goods, hosiery and Amer­ ican autnmnbllei. The action waa brought nn hy what Prime Minister Sydney llolland termed "eraiy buying" fojnw'lng (he' lifting of import con- w D ltlO A TI to the United Natlona General Aaaembllea of 1>4M7,| Stevenion met at Lake Succeaa with the U. S. team. Seated: Mra. Eleanor Rooeevelt and Secretary or State George C. Marshall. Standing (1. to r.): Herachcl Johnson, John Foster Dulles. Stevenson. lAnother strip of pictures an Oov. Stevenson's lift will appear tomorrow.) G en eral (Insurance H. UNHID NATION! organisation and develepoment kept Stevenion buay after ho nerved aa ndvlaer to U. B. delegation at the San Franclaco conference. I*te In l f i « Stevenson I center) poaed with UN NR A Director Gen, Florelln LaGuardl* and Rep. Helen Gehegan Douglas. WORLD WAR II saw Adlat Stevenson irrvlny In Italy In 1043 aa head of a Eorrlgn Economic Adnilnlalration mln*lon to report on rehabil­ itation matters With Hlevenaon fright) at Han Pietro are Lt. Commander Malcolton Mctsan lernter) and Major John Dnettlger. the Individual section, and Orcat Britain lln first, in the team divi to arrive In lime for tonight's Imn quel *lon. * ANNAPOLIS i * - Vice - Adm. C. ’timer Joy, a volcran of Pacific ghting and futile Korean peace talk*, became 37lh superintendent if Ibe U. S. Naval Academy today. Gun* roared over the Severn Riv­ er ns Jny relieved Vice - Adm, Harry W. Hill oa head of the acad­ emy and commandant of the Sea cm River Naval Command. Thun J u r i |»Ih b from it Tower. To hnvo n wreck -----Ami break your neck----At nintoy mi Ion nn hour. L rou ~M /OA TAXI >T IASY’ — YOU MIOHT IN J U tt A CUSTOMIX OX 1 Andrew Carraway Agency "Insurance IHua Rervlr#” l i t NORTH PARK PH O NE 124 A gooil eiample of tho growing Induitrializalion and economic prograi* of Ilia Soulh it this row DuPonl tynlhatic fiber plant a* Camden, Soulh Carolina. MUSIC lo Southern raril The hum of buay faetorka, crowded alorea and sltveta. Tba ring of aaw and hammer. And more than 26 million irltpham calls a day! Tbefe'a another cheerful sound— S8.000 Southern Bell men and women buay provid­ ing you and your neighbors with the most and tba Hst telephone service in Dixte'i hlf tety, Service that’s vital to ibe Nalion'a de­ fense. Service.that keeps you In touch with others 24 hours a day , , , Reading your business . . , enriching your home life. TELEPHONE growth la g striking ex* ample of progress lo today's amastng South. During ihe to yean from 1940 lo 1950, the South's growth In jelephooes was mors than twelve timer ha growth, to population, la Ufa flnt 6 months of 1H2 alow, we added 149,230 new telephones- Sontlmn f U Tele- f M i and Ttlttmph Company. « 1» s u t m r m i i i i t a ii t i i i m i h i i W p iiiiu i ii rub in mani •t *w*ee«**se’^*ee • fs • • •y W •T- •• �nrtvn ” I, T ' 'M ** 1 f T H E SANFORD H ER ALD . Monday, Auf. 4, 1952 P i| « .1 Hines In The News »r mm a n th o n y Floyd E. Grlxhnnt of (hi* NAAS lirriotimd office Mini Mi.* Hemic,> Williams of Oilfcn excnangol ( f wedding, y « v - 1- p beautiful c re mony hold m inty night hi Hut Osteen llrtiitlsl f hurt’ll. Hill llrrnnnn was the best man and giicMs hum NAAS inrliulrd j.t. and Mr*. F. Sullivnn, l,t. I. N. Ilowman, George and Eorrie Unwell, Don and "llnnpy1* Taylor, "Red" <fiillnirhor, Ken Jones, Fred Wood, John Man* omit. Chuck Felhinger nnd Alva Hfdrnhniiglr. Aftrr Dm reception, which wni — hsld at the Osteen home of the " liiiufn naicnln, llir newlywed* started driving rimt on Itoutr 41) only to discover a parade of five m n followi 111; them. A* hard at they tried to "escape" I ho "follow, ers , the five rare wrie still with them when they irnchrd New Smyrna Heath. It woi nil In fun "Grlslt" and Hernia nnd we wish you both loti of lurk in your future together. The Grishams are now living at 40) Palmetto Avenue here In Sanford. • r r Another nuptial reremony over the weekend found lloh Weldon of Fighter Squadron 111 ami Mix Tlnn Jones helug illiilpd In holy inntrlmony in t'aeeellierry. Hob is nnelgned la the Photo l.uh here on the station and the men in the l.uh made rertnin Huh had that "wellgroomed" look for Ills marriage reremony. ConrfrHtillntionx llnh nod Tina and tuny your future he n bright one. <% Charles Hancock, Donald Wlrkllne, and George Gallagher nil re. turned to duty over Ihr weekend after spending leaves at their homes. Charles enjoyed his stay In Newport News, Va. wdille Don was at Ills home In lleverly, W. Vn. where he spent a pleasant time with Ills brother, who will soon he on his way to the west roast. George says It's ns hot in Ohio us It Is hero hut he still had a fine lime visiting his family nnd J) friends in his hometown of .Strongsville, Ohio, John A. Gruhnrklewirs reported ahonrd the station Friday from the Photographic Squadron 112 m Jack­ sonville. He has been assigned to the Security Department. Another newcomer is I hint rlnx, Denial Technician Alston I,. Wd run who lias reported here from Camp l.ejnene, N. C. Ills duties aboard- NAAH will he with the Denial Department. The rennovatlon of the station r ha pel Is scheduled to hr completed l>y Aug. II) and a special dedication service is being planned for tle­ ftist Sunday after the completion. During the remodeling, Protestant Uiureu services urn being held in the mnvto auditorium. Catholic Church services have been discon­ tinued for an Indefinite time hut all thoso men desiring to attend Catholic servlres are invited mid rnroiirnged to attend the All Honls Church at.WMl.Oak Avenue. The station library will lie open as usual while the porch around the outside of the building Is helug screened in. The lihmry has a com­ plete slock of the newest "Heat Heller" hooks. If they don’t have what you are look lug for, they will order It for you. Slop in and look aioomi. 'l oil'll lie am prised at the Tar|cty of liouka on hand in your library. Rural Common Scum. _____IHr HPIHIH JOIINFDN From the standpoint of acreage, corn li one of Florida's most im­ portant crops. From the stand point of needed food and feed mm piles, again corn Is one of the atate’a top field products. Florida runners grow around •III T00.000 acrea nf cum every year. Yields allll do not average ns high aa they do In some other nren*. hut Plorldu'a average corn ylrlih have increased markedly in recent year*. Florida farmers are trying to pro dure more corn In give them more feed for their animals. Hut when It comes to saving that which has been produced, the story Isn't quite so good. Losses to weevils, rats, disease and other , gjrauMp'i run entirely too high. Better methods of treating, har­ vesting, drying and storing corn Would materially reduce the tre­ mendous losses which now occur on farms. Of course, not all Florida corn It harvested hy man. Much of It ll "hogged off'' as feed which the Q t/ AfTIR SIDUWIPINO TNI PIIS1 of A string or oncoming trucks near Bethlehem, Pa., »ivautomobile hurtles Into the second and, ripped apart, Is tossed Into s ccrnflrtd »t the roadside The live persons In the car were killed The driver was Identified John CIMtl, of Aherre, N V Among Hie others vert Slcvro May" ernlck, of Newark, N J., and his wife and siiter. Verna, nf lVilburt'-n, I’a (i,it»rmtDr'unt \ iiirnlph-ucj Court Records Friday. Aug. I. 1062 IIF.BDH Overstreet I,nnd ( ’<>. To l.eoiiard Gan'idlici 1 >. I'lihuiia I and Co., Inc. Tn l.ulu G. Sharp,Him-,1, Etta, widow T " Kiln Hl'i rrv. Hut tun. Cliarh-s l.i-oiianl To Jake Thompson. Ilaldwin, Sylvia M. A hl> Alfred Tn liar I Nutter St w t'nkll t'na.irllicrry Gulden-, llic. Tn Fred K Gunner A w Kthenin. Itu 1<li, .lumen Mnnrne A w Dora l,rc Tn Norman Taylor A w limn . Arcade O I o * t t T l i f| fl li U ** Hv K A M IEltlN F. SEM .EUH hogs harvest. Cattla are turned Into some com fields also. Here the heal possibility la to grow corn that will resist infestation and will <4 not easily fall to the ifround and rot. Where com la harvested, how­ ever, It should be harvested early to get nhrad of the weevils and rots. The recently developed > plcker-sheller, which pick* and ■hells corn In lh* field, returning husks and cobs to the field, fives j promise for use In the South. Drying the early picked corn ^ with heated, forced air costa only ^fc-or a cents a bushel and permits safe storage. Dry, cool com la a poor host to Insecta. Plana aro available for drying systems which can be constructed on farm*. Metal bins are excellent places (1 mrge Conyers, 708 Omrige * store rum. They offer good pro- Avanus. Repairs— 1700.00. le* Vn. Harold H. Kaslner, rial :tlon againit weather, rodents fui M W DOCKET Castle, W. H, Jr. Vs. Fellow­ Insects. Where weevils are Wleisn, Mollis K. A hh Char- ship Foundation, Inc. I, fumigation should bo used control thrm. n j f MnlerpriNc NuU'h } Mr nnd 'I t ' J T. Kniglil and Mr and Mi John Him pci of (it liiinin were hot 111 o fiuuilv re union io-lil Huml.iv a* the Flnndu Power 1 lidt ii-iii 1 I lo- o,-eii-iuii ii Imi mil fill tin l.ii 1Inin y lei,-Ion linn uf tV \V .Slanulund, S' father uf Mi* linigtil and tin Mat pc Dm ,, -liit in , hotinri were \V \V SIaiialnml, .1, .111,1 In-1 liinle who were ticcntly Hum ud Following the leiinina the younger Slutialaiiilu wen guesfr, foi a week ill Ihr Inline of Iho Knighli liefoiu their lelurn I- Newport. N. C where they Lee. Wat I h i, M> 11 ill A w Charlotte a ill make tlicit Inline. Mr*. llell v Km *le -* was Hi li. To llnlli r Cheviolid t’n. tVntllcH, Merrill A w f*ln»rl»»tt*• guest Hundav of Dr, olid Mis, H. li. Tn Itnnsnu H. Downes A w IV. Wlllkl’l of Ht. Peter stung who are spending a va,nit urn .d Day Jiinmlii. liii li iril’ ini, Troy (S. A w Alma term lleaeh. Stie met Ini ,laugh To ,Mni ran E. Register A w tel Pallia, mi liei lel,no r,u,n a visit wiMi t|ls> Put Dunne III Key I’uhy. Is ci id , Marvin F A w Ruby IVest fo, 1 vi, si w1 >k . and nr eu,a,tamed Pei inline To Hon- Htilloll, willow, Mis I i liman JenninKs, Ml. and Mlllt Hi AGES Niblick, Climb's T. To t'luitinl Mis. I' i ell Heilri * and Colini" -pent Monday vi iling Ml mil Flu. I'm, I'rcillt Assn. DnwHon CN111 I r 11,-1 ii 111 Co. To Mrs, tinier I He. gai id time, an I liieii mild, Mi 1. I enii Myri , uf Fir'd Federal Having A l oan Scion,'k, Phillip It. A w l.»i< 1n l.indo Mi. I- .1 v I ■» p *1 Iasi wi t , To Flnrliln .State Hunk t lolling M and Mi l' \ I m Griffin, llorsce H. A »■ Annie |ni, J 1 , .del new dangidt I n E. T » Florida Stale II.ink. Hanf.ii 1 I’tire, Frank II. A w Ruby K Tn A so-ml w« le I H edm >la\ Flist Kedeial Having* A loan evening III till* llmili > M 'Hindi Taylor, Nonunn A w Hum l.ee Ctlliri li l ,1 o'lp |'i|; mg wns I- I To J. F McClelland: It, Etliu May fo I' vi t i-y t SaliHfiu linn tlf Mur Icuttr-r | skits. I'I10.se til1.1 Ig p u l si 1 Florida Hint, Hunk ’In llnwu-m tit llle It' vile. Co •. \It. II. r,dg .'i| Construction (>,. Toney, Until line, Mill- ||.d I'.ii, Mrt’MIuml. J. F. To H. N Bur­ lug am] Wurii'ii llise I'ullnwuig a risu _A. w Myrtle game led liy Itillie ' V. .. . g ome o n n y .Mis, 11' • m in e c:>n n Nnodgrasa, O. II. A w Harsh, To '||„w I'r, Ernie Mu,' ang "ilinEleanor ( . l and .......... Alone" nreonipniiie I h v 'M ie i e H I r*J»i i I IS 4" I is I PM D . - I , i , I ' . . f mmmpmmmmmPmmm*«. SIS mm'. . Florida Ntutc Hunk To i.aivmn e ilS -Hellers, I lie It ui'ii gin d 'f G. Muvo. Hie evening, Ml™ Hu-an .litrhnnin, Hanford Allnnlle Nullnnsl Hank was iul induced who full, uf |,i*i To Flank II, Prlro A w Itiiliv. I'Spci tences Hus pc..i( yen n, (),■• N tim .K S IK N T A E MOHTGAGF. M'huul uf musing wtmri* ; l,-« 1 . m Hunt, .lie o!i HiieiiIy A w Emma ll Hiding, Alls Klluu-li I nil'll I . line To First Feiieial Havings A |iiesidunl id the U S i |,u Ennn. sent I'll 1, gift "I , mu. i 1., |h, I. EASE Icinuitc I, fitit -«|| 1 ,11 r,, in City of Hanford To llngli C. the group. Rcfii - ...... n, Whefi hid A ,1. A. I‘miller, ill1 I'm il Ii 1'ft 1 at 1 ..... . ,n| VSHIfiNMENI 4>| M U S E pull, I, wi'le ci l e d .1 Ponder, J. \. Tn llngli c present Whelelitl. Ail iiiihlicii eg< t i l ,11 tr, A filtE E M l'N T vlled in the Varn'i' . Iti'-I - ■ I....I Wlirlcli, Hugh C. To Mayfair which oflens M"ii ,uv. \ug 1. Inn, I rig. win. n w,n lanl tivi . l i t . m I |.l» M S PENDENS liar im ft M« ilKMhit in i.. I lilt I leave, It I), Vs. William Ken- m 'Iidu I will unilii •IlM tIVi41 IIison, etui. *’ l M i n N t - I I n - . S i n i t t i r i, * I Hi ll Who will nhm mi vr jink flt« fi t } ) I l l ’ll.DING PE,EM ITS Jamei A Williams, Celery Av.v t i mb( i rit*»'hi ,| iric |||II ii|i ; (I* Partin, til. Mi 'S ‘I '""up 1 ui id rut shed } irdi.lin Harold E ll-'Hcd, 175 Hiemlin hi llliili'llllo will III" I" . 1,mg - „| the i,indi'tgntten degmintent 1 ml |tr. ronrietc Idk dwelling ||n Mis* ilulls Faliei nf Hu- jtimut (Hill. 'ispaitmeni. H oum lot t v chnol Mrs. (iladvs HuiiHi, repairs will bo flout 8:46 to ll 1!i ■at-li unn.oti. 1, Enin GumMc. ltd V, Idk |(> Ti weekday, ,\ll 1 Ini,Iren uf tuitmimg com inuni in's me w-el K atld bath room- ■|2()(l.fWI. Holler Motor Sales, 2nd A Pul- rums la 1I1a1 e ,11 tliiu Hdu- >I100I which will lie tine of the finest lu ineltn, erect n rign |H7fi far). Mins Anno Nelson, t"t I, HMi l>s held lisle. Sira- Hetly Hiirtles.i ..... mi ,gh I". Ir 7. Make 11pm I merit— ter, pHtiiti, left lids W, M ll'l I1' f&WI.OO. then mint, All*. V G. late Voile Willlnnis, Hr. Lots E ", visit m llrUtol, Va. Hlk fi, Mayfair. Cunrrdts (Ilk Aim* .dimin' Ers Mrtl* I* dwelling— f|,VrfM). DrierAVellcr, lots ti A II), Hlk epeliding seveisl days villi i.ei nnd Uficd, Air. ami Mm . .1 7, Hlghliinrl Park. Concrete Hlk aunt I. Knight. dwelling IH.OOfl. Open llouac win Inld .outlay J. E. DcNeff, 711 Mellnnvllle. afletimoii in Hie Msttmdi 1 put Rcrunf- fniilMiU, -linage Wilicil was enmpleled ,anl Flossie Man I Impel, 711 Hick­ week. Nerving as hostessei i,u me ory. Ifepuirs- -426.00. occasion we is M il, Dorn kalter, A. E. James, tin Hanford Aye. Mr. and Mrs, Jam, a i»vi„n, .dra. He paint - J 200.0(l. E. 1,. fauv umt Aim. J. \\ I'.uj Nelimi Elnrhee, French. Hat gelt, Ecuaniuil lluweis were pu, he, tin Stand 4200,00, >,i Uirmignoiil die riHilim. Among Morris Hampton, 1017 W. 17th Hie new liirniltiie, 1, hemililul ht. Hepalm— 4200.00. innliogHllsy inlile ami iw , ......... Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Lots 0 A 7 were given by M n . Amm GIh-.s Hlk 10. T r a. JU'ronf and Allis Fahvr ill iuvmg menioi y W, A. Htnnsfielrl DID Magnolia of Aim. Eleanor Carroll. Repairs— » 2ri0,oo. Among the uul-or-town gucnl* N pIIId Mne I'd reman, jkhi U„ attending were tlm Rev. und cusl. Cell H „f track porch Mrs. A. R. Ildlirnmn, Mis. Gale ♦60.00. McAli'xnmiir mill Mis* Eun'tlii Paul Dlgon, lift} l.ocust. Arlrl kaber, all of DeEiiinl nnd Mr. mom and repsiis <700.00. and M e , Tlmmn* prnMy ami Ralph W. I'emlil, I'lnehursl. family of tnuaiieipliia, )■„ Concretii hlk dwelling - 410,000. Eugene Martin Oil E. 7th Hi. HEAVE It IH IIANGKII Hereon front porch-IWl.OO. KP. MADlUuN, la 14)— Edwurd Ruthin Mas Price, 816 Hickory. J. t Highly) Heckwith, ,1 1 , paid Hepalrs-IOOOO. wiUt his tile daisy lor the min „ w - lj- Holcombs, Plnehurst. mutilation slaying of a young Mor­ Krams dwslllni “ .. iff I8,ooo. rison, la., mother. 2 Dolcorntie. plnehurst. Tho trap of the gallows at FI warns dwslllng— 17,000, . Madison State Prison was sprung b. 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IN *• 1,i 1 » f ft a I r**'4 * II ■»11! n il i J l i i f t p l , f Ik •* i n i In 1 -t m - itln ithiH V iMI Itli l DIM tl if f fail* ll' l - 1 * r r. kj fI i r Ofr| h » flitsh h *1 j.jpt'itr t Hr t* 11 ♦111#* p r o i Mf ilini? IBf f l I ttJlill r 1 ft •*f * 111 •**ii U f o A fri fli In s p o ils , liobhics and Ihe nt hlH h *M bitions boy to com plele bi«*b school . . . to ||«tf (I fi iy rf l 11| ♦Ilf* la|ll| lif is'>«I'tl I |tI -a1 .... T h a i l l . l h l i r n f I M m n u l l ill M t ' l Oillfcl f!l«* I h l * ' fll fill* n l d t v r *l M ' i ^ I t r u r f n f hiiMl In flift 111 i li* l i t i h * r a ' h i. i h o i i w i i f r 11 « < r r •r h i m ; a n i * n , •*» f ' K f H ftn ihn l* ' M o tn .lv , M r i r lr t i , ih ■ J l u ! al*t y o f J t i | i A I* , I ri 1 *• I* ( I I J t N l M I N r U r k o f 4’ l n M i l i r o u n t/ W A Iil t\ |i|t*‘ c| , ,fr H o l l . ' l i n r f o r f *1n I n t I f * M « iefi **11ii A v « ii .4 H tlifo ril, lim es every leen - a j'c r craves! O f ten such sa\iiij.’ s en ab le an a m ­ t it m i ' 1 ' i r*1 m i »»r Itatfaim l u i l t *9.«v nf » Iffipf. ' I * . I 9 i | , m i l l i f yam ft" fit «ln fifk, H rfo'crr'*. p r o CofifM'( HI V* n I im mroiiiwf ia11 f m Hi** t - 11 *1 jvoikI Upvikf, I r . |'l c " l* ff I I l t n r i i f * * , wfi'Mds ilfM if r* *» h*tji 13151, H i i t l f m - i l , K h u l r l i H m u ivf*r --il comes in m i;*IIIv hands lo r school hooks, F|o rM :i l)R. C. Is. F*KRSONH O D T O M K T H IS T K Y K H K X A M I N K I) nirAHHEH nrruii t t l Hnoth Pu Idle11,, A veno* on (o (lie college ol bis choice. Ask the Hanford Herald Clrcula lion Depnilment lo put your son's nam« on tho route application list for llic next carrier • sales­ man opening In your vicinity — phone 148. MIMEOGKAPII PRINTING —TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD COMPLETE NEWSPAPER T K L IS I'llO N K g IHO nml 1071 Rmim 461 Hanford Atlantic National Hank llnlhllng * W U a. '■.5. ■ .................. ................... ii r �* T U B HANFORD HBRALD P « l« 4 Monday, A l f . 4, IMS Employer Legatee The Ealabtua.* Sanfordla MM Herald It has become a' commonplace in this country for wealthy people to leave bequests of varloua aizen to their faithful and devoted employees. When this happens today, no one is surprised. Completely turning the tallies, a per­ sonal maid recently left hor entire estate to n wealthy so­ ciety woman whom she had served. This unusual phenomenon came to light In Newport. R. J„ where the probate court records show that Miss Ida Werner, persona) maid for 47 years to Airs, Knthoryne -"Yoakum • F .......................................... Fosdlck of New York and Newport, Inft her em­ ployer 410,000. Ldtould this develop into a trend, It could help to re­ establish a wealthy class In this country which Is gradually being deprived of one by the Income tax. Maids and other domestic servants would help their employers stay rich, They might even give them enough money, or financial ad­ vice, to help them to re-open their largo homes. Instead of money filtering from the few nt the top down to thu masses, It would find Its way up from the musses to the top. Hitch an_ economic development, needless to say, could take place only in the United States, where rigid class lines do not pre­ vent bonds of affection between employer and personal servants. Meanwhile, doe* unyono know of it moderately wealthy maid who would like to work for u poor but kindhearted family? rahlMh** 4.11/ I i n / t MMfOoy ■04 aaMar. ChrUtsus #M Haw VMt*. PalllilM aa BelarSars (at. lovataa ('bHatmaa aaO Nan Taara III Maaaalla Aaaaaa KalaraO mm aaaaaO alaaa nattaa October *T, iota, at Ika Paat Ottlaa .1 IlarMa, ■■SertSe Att Coaartii af March a, 1ST*. HOI.LAND L. OBAN KOItar lltlRUUN IIBAN Huclacaa Maaaatc _ aiJMICRIKrii.N HA lit I $fr Cairlar _________... .. . • j yaa Hunth __ ______ ...____ 14 Three Monika _ »ll Monika _______ tear ... ............ All akllnarr aatlraa, carAa af Ihanan, acanlailaaa ana anlira, af onlcrlalautal fur fha Mrpaaa af ralclaa runCa, mu i , tharao* lav ai mn-lm aaicrilalM raiaa. IlmrcarnlrS Narlnaallr Nr !*• Maa Natt*a«acr Hcvraaaalatlraa Ian, Na.i foih, Cblraaa, lietrail, Hanaaa i'll! aaf Ml, t i t Hernia la a naaihar af Iha Aaaurlatea Vim ; nhleb la aatflleA rtelaelrelv la tba aea far rt.obll. railna aaara artalc4 : --- . .. of all ike local rn wvwm priBfV* •a tkla aaneaaaar, aa wall aa all SR aawa ateaalrhea, MONDAY, AUtiUHT 4, MSS TOIJAY'H BIBLE VFRBR Tli# univer*. m i l upon tba will nrid guidance of lha Infinll*. Our load will n»t add too grsst a burden upon him. Whereupon are t U foundations thereof fastailed, or wiw inill the corner atone thereof!— Jb. .T8:fl. A WatliiriMlnn attorney did tail week w|ial many ol in have felt i like doing many time* in the paat; lie look a ring at Drew Pearion, uewipaper rolumnid. But we im­ ped that fVjnon will hav< the lait word. Are you worrying about the labor shortage, about lha difficulty of hiring rleike. stenographsn, office boyi. The .State payroll liai Inrroared by 1.393 employee! in the pait year; the Slate, that ii, not tile federal pnveirnnenl. "The South may he bitter over the treatment it received (at the Dernorralir rcm vrntinn)", write* Ohioan John Knight in the Miami I (rraM "blit like an emancipated Urn.In Torn it tacks the initiative to leave the Old f’lnritalian". We won­ der. I hr ihiim II. I. Phillip* in th* T im *' - Union can’l understand about the reumt Democratic con­ vention i* why M m r t. Lehman, R o o ttv tll and Humphrey Id the fire ilepsnmsr* into the hall to put nut the fir* without first tigning " * loyally pltdgv". Flotilla Democratic official* are giving "limpy lip itrvice" to lha flleveiuon-Spaikman ticket, lament* Stale Senator Lejoy Collin*. That they are giving lip lervice at all heipeskt the tlirnglh of lha Stevenlon-Sparkmnn tirkrt. Moil of them weir about (rally to give vigorou* lip teivicr to Liirnhower before the Democratic convention. How did the ban on lilibu ileri, ; traditional weapon of the South in nnpoumi unfair legiilalion, i d Into the platform? Senator John Spark­ man of Alabama "*old the South on ita i*y » Federal Security Admin* iilrator O iear Ewing. Till* well known advocate of Socialized med­ icine *ay* that thi* wa» a "real achievement" for Snarkmen and a Iremendou* d tp forward in the fight for civil nghta". ‘ , ' J The propoted ea«t coait toll road won't cod $275 000.000 si wa* first announced, but. « c o rd in « to the Tempo Tribune, $450,000,000. including intered on the bond* for the 30 year period. And if the toll* tjqn 1 pay lor the bonda the State Will be duck with them, the Tribune believe*, even though there i* a prov Irion in the State Comtltutlon tgalm t the Stale'* borrowing mon* Sn't si . 2• * * * ' -L‘ A modern miltopoiilan newapa- i------.m i contain! more word* every, |gM Political MO\/P.MPFBL. ZAT50*. BROTHER, AFTER ELECTIONS' YOU'lX -ilJST BE ft B A D MEMORY',! ship program. This Is one of the finest scholar­ ship programs in the world, Mr. Wsccker said, as It enables the student not only to study abroad, hut also to enter the home* of the people of foreign lands and to be a part of their clubs and their community where he can really get acquainted with their (iconic. WASHINGTON VI*-- -Ait Air Force gcm-rul uiul u psychology profi-s*or both dlsctcmicd flyuM >,oncer reports, lint die ntitlmi's cnpltul still loured with them over the week end Ttu- Rev Edward It Ecu Is of Washington's Union Methodist Church drew a moral from II all te N il . Joeettll I . Johnston ', preaentod SSoabsl's 1 tho gatora L«ft Union barred (be lied Cross fronl Its camp*. The report, written by Paul ilncggcr, president of the all-HwIst committee, say* dermany provid­ ed a list of her Russian prisoners— 300 names written In pencil— but taler refused to furnish any more became no news was sent In re­ turn front Russian camps. II In­ dicates lliat conditions are the same In North Korea, which has turned away all Red Cross rep resentatlves. The cummlllve said the sugges­ tion for un Investigation nf Com­ munlst charges that United Na­ tions force* have used germ weap­ on* in Korea came not from R hut from the United Slataa govern­ ment end lhat tha committee start­ ed to name a ribunal of Swiss idenists, to be augmented by oth­ ers (rum non-combatant Aalan countries. Rut lha entir* plan for a probe wai dropped because North Korea refused to have any­ thing to do with it. CUTIINO A RIBBON st Sandy Point. M d, to let ttie Ar-t cintclal cars cros*. Maryland's Oov. Theotloie McKeldln open* tha new HI.IHHI.OUO Cliesupcak* Ray Bridge Coopttpg tbr upproachrs, Ui* structure U 7.72 mll.s long and tpans III. bay for tVj udlek. Only California's RoiU.n Qal* Urldg* and Vlrgltila's Juiiu-s lllvtr Bridge stretdi over greutrr lengths of water. II will eventually lie u major link ill a north* tooth highway, bypassing Baltimore and Washington, r/filernuiiuruti! Tho callers said they bad seen a light shoot through Die sky across the capital about H p in t KHT) (Continued From I’ase One) Sunday Tin- Wn-.liiugtuii National year. This Ini-rvasu, Mr. Lawton Airport's radar leant reported It hud picked up no unidentified ohDAYTONA REACH Wt-Florldo's pulntt-d mil, wn* due to Increased Jccts nriiund lhat time. lluuril of Parks and Historical Me­ (iirollim-nt of pupils and to the Director Of State MvmorlalH Removed Foreign Mlnistent Seek Fact Uevimon lly ROY RSSI IVAN morials hxlay removed Lewis U. Hcoggin, Tallahassee, as Its 10,300a-ynar director. Walter A. Coldwell, former Day­ tona Beach resident who has been an employe of tk« park service for 17 years was ‘hired11acting director at the same salary. Nenggln has been with the serv­ ice 19 years. In the same action, the hoard In executive session vnled tu de­ clare vacant threa positions In the park wrvlce. After the meeting, Mrs. Harold Butts, chairman, said thn changes were "to pare down administrative expenses no that more money may be put Into capital improvements In state parks.'’ Posts declared vacant wero that of assistant director now held by M. B. Orecn: landscape architect held hv Charles F. OTioolo!; and superintendent of maintenance nut operations held by Joseph Brown, -■■■ ■— ■ HONOLULU bti — Thu furclgn ministers of Australia. New /ca­ lami and the U. S, ((stay begin Implementing a security pact signed last September and study­ ing a future pan Pacific pact. U. 8. Secretary ol Stale Dean Acheson said "every tingle prob­ lem In tho JPuciflc" will come un­ der discussion ut the closed ses­ sions. Achcson, the Australian minister NEW YORK t4k— A threatened U S w llu iS r o w » - n Hast strike on New York Central rail­ POLICE HEEN CORK OF ARMY panics pf the 33rd Regiment who road lines east of Buffalo, N. Y„ cu t a shadow today over com­ TOKYO (gv-prlme Minister Shi- recaptured Old Bsldy Friday. pany! and union offlcfabi called to- guru Ynshlda todsy said openly Van Fleet said the Americans gather in an effort to lettla 11 for the first lime that Japan's na­ suffered "only minor losses" In the Uona) police reserve It me "cocdispute. neratone of the uew army. Since the reserve wai. wai about two years ago, the prime g In Clevslaad, Preeumably the minister, mindful m ennititmincal Cleveland canfmnee ‘H B await clauses that renounce war and ban the outcome of the New York talks armed forces, had Insisted that tho before making a strike decision. reserve and the Japanese coast Feeaa xif ibo dispute la ■ two- guard were nut truly military - i ?or' Yaar-old Nintroversy over working Today Yoshlda, director general: Nationrules and grievances covering of tho new seenrily board formed and the to head up tho two fnreas, tnld more than loo lasues, Fan—edF o^omriaM aay^a^strike staff officers on the boards attic id Stalea’To organize now armed forces, paet aa tan training of officers la Ui* first .On# cinn l .ralsa an art. an- Jaw Fby dra Strike Threatens In New York Railroad Air Attack 11lidget were dvlny and farmer were truck­ ing water from rltles to their livestuck, one man summed up hla plight: "Corn’s gone, cotton’s going, and If anybody throws a clgaret on the lawn my house will be gone, too." North Carolina's loss has been estimated at 300 million dollars, Alabama's at 190 million, Oeogia'a at 200 to 300 million, Ken­ tucky's loss on tobacco alona 30 lo 90 millions. South Carolina reports S3 per cent of paatures, a par cent of hay and feed ernpa and 40 per cent of Its cotton have been deni aged. Because of perched pastures. Kentucky farmers already were drawing on winter reserve supoltea I feed ffor “livestock. ‘ * *“ Virginia ‘ for* * aaw a possible milk price Increase for the aa same reason. Upstate New York’s milk production also was curtailed. In Routheaatem Kansas, It wai railed the worst dry well since (he black bliaurda of Noday’a weather bureau report _ Illustrated the monotonous noualy aptly..... forecast for repeated wee1 much of the iht area, "con Untied A n ai i with wittered ^ \ S. Fiih. engineer in said lapping a new* wire would be a federal olfen.iv. Southern Bell Telephone Co, of­ ficials said the old model teletype machine found In (he cupola uld not belong to them but was nf a make that could be bought In the open market. "It Is entirely possible this was th» only wire service of Its type functioning In Drnle County," -Mc­ Intyre said, inkling there may have been several buyers of the tappedwere service, possibly Including three men seized in u raid Iasi Thursday nn a walk In refrigerator equipped as a ImoklnakJng center, David S. Elder, wwncr of the building which houses the Elder Fan Co., said a room lu his shop had been rented (or the repair nf teletype machines Imt denied any knowledge of the wire • tapping school truihu-r,. Ar* P. Sslatlno and J. F. Hcnctf ware appointed at teachers nt at .ScmiaouHemlaid High School, teach*r* Mr. Hatatlnui. who will taaeh freshman and Sophomors English, graduated from Stetson University last term, lit Is married, Mr. Bcott who has Had 10 ,y*ark oI teaching utperlencs In Ohio And -Florida came h*r* from >Ktaala- me*. He 1* married and kw f n r ehlldran and will ll«a nt f (hnl iVanik. ' 7 ford AYsnus. The resignation of Art, Kenneth irrv who was school moata Barry adcapted. Ns ett]pynrisor was nCcspted. ecssor wai appointed ilntsn at this l lng.( Afen. ysar.lsavs o«. of;ah Afsi— ,-tr.laave wp _ of ths RS J,n" acm«« Uhi fr«st f 1, City 10). .01; Atlunta, 02, none; Boston 84, .20; Charlotte, N. C„ M, none; Jncksonvllle, Flu., uo. none: FI. Worth liM, none. 1940 Uuick Sedan 1 1 3 1 .0 0 1942 Plymouth Sedan *4 3 *0 0 ) degree*, Is, Tann., Term., loo, 1947 Hudson (6) Sedan *77*00 Plan To Meet That Emergency / 1949 Plymouth 4 Dr. ) W. V e t t in g Tonehtan Drug Co. meipber ^af |our If 'Sedan Doatotd whb aneoonter euch eenttMtiy knew ther Insurene. aesd hay* m great fear ef having their wrings *rM M by a serious illnse*, M m t h u that they ate able M M wadMari ear* ' X-t a m a wts X «na»t Medical S : :: »\ *ytv Arthur charge of the local Federal Com­ munications Commission office, Visitors Introduced included H uh Robert J. Bauman, nsw presi­ dent of the Hanford Atlantic Na­ tional Rank, and J. O, Bradley H ri44fIrM.nl f* fiitia I ’ a g e f l n » | and Clarke Dollve of D fU nd . in Texas history. history, It it occurred on a straight stretch of highway. T li. southbound hus carrying 37 persona hud left lluDus lit 1:01 u. in. K8T eiiriiiiti- lo Browiisvill., M'salli ns# Ctm, Pmwm <)»J nt Texas' southern tip. The nur.hlied In extent, snd followed by houml hua wus id-out to reach more hot weather. Waco. The U. 8. Dcperment of AartTho driver* win- both killed— eultura has dssjgrated two New M. 11. Herring, wlei hud been driv­ England states - Maine and Mia- ing about u yenr, ot the wheel af "■ehusetta. six Southern states — the northbound vehicle, Billy Ma­ South Carolina, fteorgla. Alabama, lone lu charge of I'm muthbound Mlsilsilnpi. Tenne»-ee. and Ken- tills. Itieky, and oarts of two othora-* PdRMi 'C H 'rf'J >.»e (iuntermanArkansas and Mls^n-"-l. as disaster wild lUrrlng l.s'd Just topped lh« The 'les'gnst’on expedites cr'st of n slight lull. federal finsnrlsl aid to farmers WIMi many of the injured In anil dairymen. i-rlllt-ul condition, it uppenred the Thp rest of New Rnghei) and ot un-11lent nuiy lu- recn riled us least sli other -tfales — North Car T< xus' wur-t. Tin- record number ollna, Virglnlu, Florida, Kansas, hilled ir: n truffle ucclilcnt ill the Pennsylvania anu New Jersey — Lone H U r state Is 2P all J.ntln report varying degrees of drought American cltius workers who died damage. in ii tiuck-truiu colllslun In March In Tennessee, where many trees 1U40, near A>uma in Suuth Tekas. fart that inuny of thu teachera have attained higher certification resulting In salary Incrra***. The appropriation for capital outlay tu pny for m-w buildings, additions, u IUt h IIoiih, school buvstx and library equipment also showed A aulistiintiul Inrroase. This outlay for the coming term will lie $211,900 im eoinpared to $1110,000 budgeted for this pur­ pose last year. Increases .were made In the salaries of all clerks, janitors and school bus drivers. - Tho Board approval! tha $40 hid of C. V. Webb for an old, ■handanoti seluud lot of on* sere st Chulutila. Thu hid of Qeorge Stuart, Inc.. Orlando, to furnish «lx standard typewriter* for | U 1 showers:" was arcoptim Loutavil On recommendation of Princi­ pal Herman E. Morria and of of an v k an bsh ifi lyre said he would go before lha county solicitor today to swear our * “the arrest‘ of* anothe: a warrant* fur man whom he did nut identity. Dum was arrested .Saturday when deputies and Pinkerton de­ tectives raided a rickety, air conditloncd cupola utup a downtown building which housed a teletype machine set up to "steal" raco results. Drought Mo) Urn lluKer M Ramey, who heads tin- Air Force's invrsllitnliiitl of lb*- cnricnl rash id rcporln, said sis yciinl of Ioily to , con vItired Idle "rctiMUuibly well" iti< i<- is no sm'h ilium While (im Itatm-y was pretty definite nluml Die suuccr re|K>rts, which he said the Air Force bus been tracking since the Itrst one In 1UI7, be edged urnuni) another topic. That wav a report nf vaimr trulls over Alaska Inst April 17 which an Interviewer said "caused quite un uiert." Rtiiney gave no direct an »wcr, even when asked: "What was found''" MIAMI tAV— Sheriffs deputiei to­ day planned to press charges against at least two men allegadlR Involved In hijacking raco results from Associated Press wires. William M. Dorn, un electrical ------ bond expert, was held under (3,000 nn a charge of violating the Flor­ ida Wlro Tapping Act. rhini Dentilv Sheriff Hal Hul Mein-, Mi’Ili* Chief Deputy Wreck "It Ih a pood 11,101*." hi- said .Sunday front his pulpil. "to linvc soioi'tfdnp b:i|>(H’idng like 'flying saucer*’ Dial demands Dial people look ii(i und i.mdy sutnu of tinwonders of nature "If wo can I'.cl excited about the idernnt truths of nature ami the eternal truths id Du- grace of (iod, Ibi'll Wi> can IdOI'n bow to live eternally and -till In' inirre-led in such tillin'- as llytint snuier* " Jlr Jessie Sprmvt -, proli ssor of abnormal psychology at Die Uni­ Charges Against 2 Miami Gamblers Are To Be Pushed Mr. Wacker also emphasised the Importances of ths "four way operation. A trap door led from the fan test" In applying ethical standards company to thu roof-top cubicle. lu one's business. You ___should ask yourself, h* said, "Is It the The top came uut of a terminal truth," "la it f a ir!" "W ill It box on the rear wall of u newlymake goodwill," And will It remodeled television studio belong­ ing to WTVJ, Thu television station be bansficlsl to all concerned!" does not receive Associated Press iMIW s “ W T «bc es race or news wire service. President Harris announced Dorn formerly operated thu Tow that th« club assembly will be h«ld tonight at the Anchor Inn, <-r Radio Service, which slate and officers described us "tho and that n ladles luncheon will county nerve renter fur it-luy of racing h* held st the Kuiscopnl Parish Information In Uadi- County book­ House on Aug. 2G to which nil ies" when It was rallied In 1U30. Rotsry-Ann* are Invited, with Mrs Dorn was acquitted of hookmakHolland Dean as the principal Ing charges ut that tlnie. speaker. Flyin«; Saucer Fad IsGivenUebutT By Officer’s Opinion Cross, target of persistent Comiiiu versity ol Maryland, updo ailed dtei' buck today. (nr Ids grunmiur hut said llyuii! KANSAS CITY Wl - President ills! attacks, lushed A D.uoo word report written for saucers "lust ain't there." Truman today rounded out tho lust day ofa restful vocation before today's sessions of the IHth Inter­ Rut Milton hours ultc-r (Jen, Rum flying back to Wsihlnglon to gel naIIonaI Keil (.Tins Conference ey made Ids talk on CDS tele­ rsady for the fall election coin- says the Ited Cross wus prevented vision - telephones started ringing pelgn a* "Ju»t a buck private In from aiding ItussiaiiN in (lerman ut newspapers and TV sic linns In prisoner of lha rear ranks." --■ — —» ^wnr mi »camps aaiae*.|«*i aduring e'sefi ilt|§ furld Wnr It localise the Soviet Washington This wga the way ho described hlmialf to a friend who Inquired about hla plana in the StavensonSparkman campaign. Truman la awaiting word front Adlal Stevenson, tha now Demo­ cratic nominee, tin us IU to H fllV presidential IIUIIIIIIVV. tha part ha will play for Stevenion and hla running mate, Sen. John J. Sparkman of Alabama. Mr. Truman lookad fit aftar 10 days at homa during which ha hue carried on routine While House bualnaaa but fraad himself of much of the Washington strain. ini Ife will fly back lu Washington Tuesday. Before doing to, ha will vola el lha neighborhood Blue Township precinct In tho memorial building a block and a half from hla home. Tha Praaident ma rraiiasnt will wilt vote ifor Stale Attorney Qanaral J. ' “E, (Buck) Taylor In lha raca for lha lha Damncratlc nomination nation for tha Senate aaat now bald by Hepubllean Jams* P. Kant Is an out-apokrn 'm of Truman policlsa. Taylor la opposed by Stuart Sy­ mington, formar saerstary of the tha Air Tore# and RFC daanup ad Thomas Lamon, city manager, ■aid today that ha will go to At­ lanta Tuoaday to conault with officlala af tha Fcdaral Homo and Housing Administration concern­ ing tha poialbllity of fadaral ■■• alatanes In lha propoted City saweraga program. Mr. Lamon said that ha will attempt to find out how much fcdaral M l I*tinea will be avail­ able In each of tha propoaad alternatlva programs for rehabilitating tha City's saweraga system. Robert Angas, who neentiy completed a report on tha aewa^o di*poisI problem in Sanford, moat with Mr. Lamon and federal officials at 2:00 n. m. tomorrow. Mr. Lemon plana to return to Hanford lata tomorrow night. (CeatlaMd D m F m s Om ) of service. Thar* are four well known avenues which can ha followed by tha Rotarlnn In tha performance of larvlet: tho de­ velopment of personal friendship*, maintenance of high ethical standards In business or profes­ sion, service to community through youth programs, civic beautifica­ tion, and similar projects, and In­ ternational service as exemplified by the Rotary Foundation Scholar­ Ilv WAR RUN RIHIKRH JR. Truman Rounding IlL'tl CrosH Striltt'H Out Last Days Of Back At Bed ChartfcH 'i'O IK INTO, Oat. W -. Tho Inter Summer Vacation naliitiml ('inimilttee of the tied Lemon Seek Sewenga Fund* Rotarians Duels In this election year political figures will spent! much time tlenotincing tiieir opponents of the opposite political stripe. Most of the contentions will Ire forgotten after elec­ tion day: those not forgotten will'nt least be hnrieil under a blanket of conventional amenities. • There was a time in the United States when bitter poli­ tical arguments resulted In duels. On July II, IH0I, Alexan­ der Hamilton und Aaron Burr met on the duoling grounds in Weehawken, New Jersey. Hamilton ami Burr had been at oddH for muuy years ami Burr had challenged Hamilton sev­ eral times before Hamilton agreed to fight him. The duel ended tragically with Hamilton dead, I t aometlmeH looks uh I f politics has progressed very little .......................................... In tho last several centuries. There are as many Hlmrt rii tempers, Irresponsible statements ami provoking remarks by both parties as there ever wore. But at least today politi­ cians do let euch other live to fight again. a vemlcoA- or HER E AFTER - The public will soon henr a scries of radio programs which will consider tho life, times, principles of philosophy and politics of Thomas Jefferson. The programs will bo sponsored by the National Association of Kducutinnnl Broadcasters. Funds for thu broadcasts will he provided by the fund for Adult Kducntlon established by the Ford Foun­ dation. Jefferson’s philosophy will lie considered in the light of its meaning today. Dramatizations of important episodes in the life of Jefferson will lie presented with professional ac­ tors In key roles in an attempt to entertain us well as edu­ cate those who hear the programs. Jefferson Is a fit subject for the most able dramatists. Ills character, ills struggles with obstacles and Ills vision of a better world are especially worth noting in thcHu troubled times. In a work) In un ulmo.st constant state of revolution It will be well to com pur i tho Jeffersonian Idea df revolu­ tion to accomplish Individual freedom with thu Marxian concept of revolution to sacrifice all personal liberty to the state. These programs about Jefferson will doubtless be awaited with great Interest. In presenting them radio show* signs that It Is coming of age. » BwUt, el de Neotoare.k C * YOU WONT 6 t HANGING AROUND Jefferson On The Air it goea to prtii. Robert Dow t«d a Jacksonville luncheon club lh« other dev, then "Cone With lb# Wind". If you, of. Margaret MilchW or anyone els# had to write „ Willi ______ Vino , or anoinvi 'Cone the Wind", mother Zoo Head Seeks Sum i likeU It, every In the For Feeding Gators book... | Kdey | j| fifi|week. | ith out, you would ,onth"ia and*month aturally eipect torn* erron to TALLAHASSEE 141 - Al Zoeb.t, ep into U. *ome writing tom#* operator of the Weeklwachee at laea than graal. Yet lhat it Aquatic Gi ■ JPSjiter“*Flik Coiim« , taik which to a more or leae (is.ooo ter a w t Wl.000 t):comeat confronla ■teat con'romi the w« newspaper* ‘fifUlr’uS' P«F Sake moee mi.take* than they de, VANISHING OBJECTS OVER WASHINGTON m !&J!3? S IB M i* h^YV, ;+ / n .(f.-JSH * 3 5 X . l«W ' Mileage; Look* Nrw �HONE 148 ~ . t Social f | Miss Joan K innam an I D - - „ „ - « / „ C alendar Iw W ed Hubert H asty i . f Z S r 5 0 n a S MONDAY Tha Phllathea Clmi* of thu IM Presbyterian ^Church will iibyt meet at 7:46 p. tn. with Mrs. K. W. Pit* at her home on Celery *,r RMl* Jl **• Corcoran of Atl)1''|ueripie. N. M. announce the nppmehing mar nnge of her daughter, Miss Joan Kinnaman, of Wichita Falls, Tex., to Robert Hasty, son of Mr. and Avenue. Mrs. Fed Hasty of SL Cloud, for­ Tha first Baptist Sunday School of Sanford. will have Its Worker's Council merly The ceremony will take place in meeting in the Memorial Educa­ the First Presbyterian Church of tional Building beginning at 8:00 St. Cloud on Friday, Aug. 8. at # p . Ri. 8:00 p.m. with the Rev. Harold w Tha W.M.S. of the Central Hep Black performing, till Church will meet at the home, Miss Klnnuinan attended school of Mrs. Ed Davis on Oregon Ave- in Wirhltn Falk and Is a graduate nna at 7:30 p.m. AH members are , Wichita Falls High School. urged to beoresent ul present. While attending high school she TUESDAY wa a member of the National Hon­ Tha Daughters of Wesley Class or Society, Student Sponsor, and of the First Methodist Church a Senior Council member. Since trip meet at 8:00 p. m. at Me* her graduation, she has lieen em­ hiniey Hall with Mrs. Rupert ployed hy the City National Bank Strlckland’i group as hostesses. of Wichita Falls. Tha Seminole High School Band Mr. Hasty attended local schools ^ will hold summer practice iu tho and Is n graduate of Ht. Cloud school band hall at 7i30 p. m. High School. For tho past four All alumni and Interestad per­ years he hns been a member of the sona ara cordially invited to bo Army Air Force and recently re­ present. ceived his disehurge as M/Sgt. At Circles of the Flret Methodist present he Is employed hy A. Duda Church will meet as follow*: and Sons of St. Cloud. Circle No, 7 with Mrs. Ashby No invitations lire being Issued, Jones, 2.144 Palmetto Avenue, nil triends and relatives of the 8:00 p. m,j Circle No. 8 with but Mrs, James C. Illgglns, 2404 Oak couple are Invited to attend the Avsnue, 8:00 p. m.i Circle No. ceremony and reception Immedi­ ately following the wedding at the U with' Mrs. Arthur II. Beckwith home of Mr. and Mrs. Fed Hasty. I J r . , 400 West Twentieth Btrcei, at 8:00 p. m. Tha Golden Circle Hundiiy School Claes will meet at 8 p. m. with Mrs. Joe Coke, 308 Chapman Avenue, and Mrs. Olice Johnson serving as co-hostesses. W EDN ESD AY Tha First Baptist Prayer Meet­ ing service will begin at 8:00 P. m. In tha Memorial Educational Building. - The Mldwnfr Prayer Service will * be held at (hr Central Baptist Church st 1.00 p.m. The Sun­ beams will meet at 7:30 p in Weklwa Lodge No, B/u, L A. to B.R.T. will meet in the l.o.O.K Hall at 3:00 p.m. on the first Wednesday of each month. The Fldells Class of the First Baptist Church will hold a picnic at New Smyrna Bench. Members are requested to meet at the church at 3:00 p.m. and bring a covered _ dish. w The Fldells Class of the First Haptlst Church will hold a picnic at New Smyrna Beach at the cot­ tage of Mrs. J. P. Wilson. The group will leave the churrh at 2:011 p.m. Rehearsal P a rty Is Given By Shaffers O V IED O (Special) — Mr. and R Mrs. Churle* 0. Shaffer entertalntd with an informal rehearsal party at irnlr home Friday evejtlng following the wedding re­ hearsal for the Lee-Shaffer wed­ ding party. The table, centered with a wooden howl containing coke* and crushed Ice, was placed on the hreeiewuy. A rolor scheme of brown and yellow wu* used throughout the house and hreeieway. Marigold* and Zinnia* were # attractively displayed at strategic point*. The guest* for this occasion were all member* of tho wedding party and the parents uf tlm couple. Woodmen To Hold Fish F ry A t P ark Jtr. a n x t -l ....... ,. xx-_,..».. S. C. ... to visit Mrs Lewis Wright She will In- accompanied home hy her daughters, .leanie nml Ltndu, who have spout the summer with their gruiulmuther. ---------Friends will la- sony to loam of tile deuth of Mrs. Itlnnche Stnrlln. mother of Mrs. .1 I'. Hall of Sanford. Her dentil occurred on Tltursday In Lakeland and fiim-rnl servIces took place yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Hall left on Friday for Labi land. Mrs. E. J. Itouth has returned from Dunn, N. C. where she visited Mr. and Mrs. J. II, Hulls. Mrs. Thomas G. Wilkinson of Eufaula, Ala, has arrived to visit her daughter, 31rs. Wallace Bell. Mrs. Wallace Bell lias returned to her home on lllchmond Avenue from a three weeks visit in New York. CbupcI Method,.t Church | surrounded ................................................... , with Huy wedding The background of palms, fern , Silv,' r ‘ MtdeUhrs holding Mis* Rebecca Stevens ha* re­ — turned from Jacksonville where Miss Virginia Davidson of Miami •he visited with Mr. and Mrs. Reach Is visiting her aunt and Jack Horner. unrclc, Mr. and Mrs. It I.. Dean LTs-hVAV.* Mr. and Mrs. Vernon G. Perry nnnounre the birth nf a soil David Knox on July III at thu Ferrtald Laughton Memorial Hospital. CottnflJ of g ... : '. ! .• • ,. at Peehod- V ; lit • tv. Reach, xvns attimtrd and bridal flowers was „ perfect " bl,r ' " ’’T " T ’’'"iff1 ‘ V*" thui lastlr , low I-. i >m Miss Shirley Florida nml fumi mm. rotting for this wedding. Tall * 1*' of the cake. baskets of while gladioli, white Hasrhleu of Cnlro. Ga., served Slates and Cmiada in 11.’ii dn. tube loses and fern, together with -even hiiiuched enndelulon holdlog burning tapers, graced the nltur at which .Miss Barham timer lav, only dn lighter of Mr. itnd Mrs James Hiram Lee. of dviedo, nml l.t Hon Warren Shaffer, suit of Mr and Mis * lull tes (I Shall, i. also of Oviedo, housegucsl Mrs. S. |„ l.rumatl to Stmidlfer peifoimed this holy Iv has re- her home In Greenwood, S. C. Mi ' ’ 'ice. turned to his home on Klghteenth _ and Mr*. Woodruff Jr. also plan Mi­ Johnny Mclntyic of OrStreet after spending n two week* lo visit in llemlci-souvllte, N. (■. to ->udi- oigunist, II and Mt vacation at Daytona Bearh, he Joined luloi hy Mrs Woodruff Htnh-x of Oviedo, soloist, filmand Mr*, ben man. - bed Git- miplhil music, I aUe Onorn after visiting n-lativc* spending the past two Weil for several weeks in Blowing Rock, New Smyrna Beach. Highlands, North Carolina and Pendleton, Smith Carolina W. II. Leahy, who with Mi Leahy hits been visiting M> Mr. and Mm. Robert I. Mighloy- U'aliy'* father, Fred l( Wii ■ man of Baltimore, Md. arrived on left Thursday for Bolivia. M Hoturday to attend u vacation wllh l.eithy left Friday to vi«li w ■ his parents, Mr. and Mr*. H. D. her slater, Mr*. Dun ti Mil' I" h Hlghleyman In Hanford, and with in New Vorh City. Hb will her parents, Mr. and Mr*. G. II. turn tu Hanford ................. dm to Join her liuahniid in Bolivia Bruce, In Orlando, -------------------------------- I >»lri I'llghtcd theli Itoth and exchanged Parties A re Given For Mins B arbara Lee Tha local Camn of the Wood_ men of tha World and Magnolia ™ Grova Woodmen Circle will hnve * Hah fry and picnic at Mullet Lake Park on Tuesday at tl:30 p.m. All member* and their JamIII** are requeetad to Iw present. A delicious menu hae been plan­ ned. More than 200 Woodmen and their fair,III#* are expected to he HAPPY BIR TH DAY pre*#nt, For further Information Bud Corley, Hhuron Lotilso ntembara ara a*kad to contact E. L. Lavy, J. A. Lana. C. L. Col- Brown, Mrs. M. T . Haynes, Jr„ <Hn* or Hardy Paterson. A. C. Hndlh Hr, i Mrs. Joe South and daughter Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff and , m r * Ihmna can have returned from ■Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. WuodruN Before n lain.- gtu,ig of tela n visit with relatives In Tampn. Jr. left today tie accompany then ' wes and frim-ds the Rev. K. T. Mr*. Frances Granger ami son. nt their home in Indian Mound Tommy, arrived Saturday from Village. Greenville, S. C. to visit with Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Messenger for II. C. Mm gnu left Inst week ulrtiut 10 days. md for Soiidei ton. Pa. where he will visit with Ins -oh-in I ,w nml .Mrs. Lewi* H. Bond of Hun An­ dniightet. Mi mid Mrs .1 1.. tin gelo, Tex. is expected to arrive on lierkofb-r and < en for about Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs. HI days. M u Morgan ami sou, J. Hanford Wright ut her homo in Hank, who have been -iiendiiig Iu>eh Arbor. sometime Iheie wdl Uluru liollie with hint Mr. and Mrs, L. E. Reel and four children, Janet, Ijwry, Davjd, and Mai. A W Slmiipe, who is sto I.vun, left last week fur Tsmpu where Mr. Reel will lie uti a busi­ tinned in Sun liei iiaiiduio, I'nllf. hns arrived in Sniifoid f.,i a visit ness trip for the next month. O V IED O — (Special) — Ml ** He I* n brother of Mrs. \V. E. llarharn Grace Lee. charming Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Bannrrrnt of Van., an........ . i n la w .,f Mr. and bride-elect of Lt. Don Warren Charleston, W. Vu. left on Satur­ Mrs. G. (*. Felloxvs and a former Shaffer, was tho inspiration for day to return to their home after resident of thi- eilv wlo-re he many parties this week. visiting In Hanford for u few- days. served a ' u-si-laut sniii-rviaor of Mines. C. L. West, Max I.cln- Mrs. nnnuerrot is a niece of How­ the Florida p.iwri ami l.ieht I'oin hnrt, Lloyd Knouts, Boh Cameron, ard Long. pnnv lb ri'-i-nllv received Ids pro Tom Hollingsworth. W. T . Chance motion fiutn catdain tu nuijor. piul l.eon Olliff anil Miss Billie Mr. Mill Shoeinnker has returned Chance onIert allied In her honor to Panama City this weekend after Rev and Mr II t v It b ton /dm with a miseelluneous shower in spending the week with bin pat­ litt't man and two , liildiea t,nve t« the spacious auditorium of tho ents, 3fr, and Mts, A. K Shoe­ turned from Italllm iie. Mil where City Hull Thursday evening. maker, at their lioine on Millon- they spent a imiiitli with Mr«. The bride's table was centered villa* Avenue. Ziminertiuiii's I'nlhet mid lirother, with a lovely arrangement of pulo Kdwanl F Itt ,iit mill P 11Ii iitin fit-id pink hibiscus and fern, tjuantltios Mr. and Mrs. Ilrynn Riser nml limit. They w.-n ad ompiinleil to of these samp hibiscus and green­ son Kennolh Riser of Luke Mary, llxi It I ni ixii- by Rev /m ......rut tin' ery were uttractlvely displayed Miss Ethel Riser urn! Mrs. J, F. mother Mrs V U dllntii Zimmer throughout tho room. Riser left on Saturday for Suvnu- 1 ninn who visited in Sexemn Park, Miss Leo was assisted with tho null, Ga. and Newberry, 8. lo Md. with her -i-tei M,« Pnrj f aliening of the gifts hy Mrs. Jams* spend a few days. Miller. H. Iwe, Jr., Miss Betsy Ann Car­ ter and Miss llllllp Chance. The Misses Laura and Kdnu Mr. and Mi lolin Hi him,d, Jr Delicious refreshment* were srrveil hy the hostesses to approx­ Chittenden left today for Pinellas left this morning fin ii weeks vn imately I —ft Invited guests from Park to spend some time. Their cation In Miami and t ’ulia. Tliri, brother Ned Chittenden will under­ three sons, Jack, Hi ant lev, and Oviedo, Hanford and Orlando. Thursday ul tho Eola Plain, go surgery at the Veteran’s Hos­ Duka Slid raid, will necompnny Miss Lee was again tho honoree, pital at Ray Pines on Wednesday. them lo IteHiita Bench where they will spend the week with their thin occasion being her brides­ Re* A. Byrd, A/3c has arrived aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mi". It G. maid luncheon, given hy Mrs, Charles T. Nlhlock and Mr*. R. W. to visit wllh relatives In Hanford, Pittman. Jr., of Apopka Also He graduated on Apr. 21 from a •pending the week with Mr mid Estes. Tho luncheon table wa* cen­ 11-21) school In Wichita Falls, Tex., Mr*. Pittman will lie Mi amt Mr*, tered with a miniature bride. going on to Chnnute Air Force .lolin Schlrind, Hi. Wedding hells served as favor* Base In Illinois where lie nt Iended an Aircraft Electrician school. anil plan-card* a-1lke. Mr. ami Mrs Ted William The hostess gift to the hrldc■----------children, June, Jiinmv. l.indo olert was a basket and roll holder. Mr. nml Mrs, Wilson II. Newman Larry, returned Antonin have returned to their home on Ihcii lioine on Piuiiu-a Imve B IB TU ANNOUNCEM ENT Biff Crowd AHem? Harbnrn Grace ?.t'o Becomes Bride Of Lt. Don Shaffer In Impressive Ceremony Beach HihiscuH Show f T i l l ' RANt'ORI) H K R -U f! , h , ^ ! o i ! y M'wJii), i n »i! Pij:» 6 ' visit Ml. and Mr*. Jack Hobson, | and Miami to«vlxlt l.t. Peitrle ____ + ___ _______ ______________ ___ __ MORE T H A N H.duo A l LEND U K K I U A U X U .I A R Y Ilohson. They plnn to hoard .i IIIBIHCI1H SHOW OVIEDO— (Special l Marked with myriad, of white Wcklwn N’<». H7H, l«A to plane for Nassau to spend a va H U T will not h n w n meeting m the outstanding social event . "'V1 luh*“ r®,M ', cation. D A Y TO N A R E t i ll tS|'" ______ of lho season was the lovely "> ;,r ™ » prr'1 w‘,h AugiML it wii< *inn»uiicc<i tmlny hy •• •• „ , , „ wedding eel vice Saturday after- " throe-tiered wedding cake. c la l)— The fit -1 H i M -r i n II"! Mrt \V. I*. Thornton, prpaiil**nt. day, sporisoiii|| h\ the Hnlif-iV 1 hr n»**t rc mil nr mi’i’tiiiir will . ‘ P ;. Thiirstliiv y P "Sd , ,!?viry ■- ........ liehi at the toT *i'rnmn, » 'viU'th»»",hfno miniature Jr. left for ( nlunlhlii. , ,«■'■;ni » I- %. ■ nml which1,ride wm I.iV ry tint'll fii ii 11 fuiiv in hy Die l.ride was mdianl ' U -w " » f •" bln' satin lit*r u, I In- liiallce of tlie gown fea t m d a hasipie wai t Fiench 1 int illy lace formed tin- yoke ’-i t. with 1 1n \ covered tint '-o s extending down the hark \ l**-t*., Pan eolbn finished the t -old in-, Mite The maiden -eve* al .. featured tiny covered I Hi.h» The bouffant gown ev­ i. Intel 1,, a full sweeping Main. l b ' veil of Inipi,lied l-ieiu-li lilt, ii w afn -tetied lo an off face ' ill lial of satin accented with i *>a I » lip bride earned a eas i ;"b " f s into lube roses and cut 0. , , ‘ .........f d. I....... .. si lie ovei lalfela, \ lace net cape . I i■1111j11 color was wot n with ..... full length strapless gown. wMull feitiiM'd a I'asipie waist II liiaddie-4 wit" a wreath fash loi ' d --I pull loses and |»inl. i to ' 1-11 teitvi H She W ol e llii i milt -• il. "■ i of lo i di*"x Sbe car i " -i a ' "iiTpu L iif pink n i " i and i - --I tali leaves -I I 11, I > A mu- t HI 111 Ilf *f< i j nml a i-iitl* Itt iif tile lit lile, . 0 Mi B i l l i e t 11atu e iif 11\ n-ilii, -- •I Me In i i l e s i i i a i d l i n t w tire c ■' ie- o' a l i c l i l c i - b a d e id itipta ' f a I li-IU'il l i k e Mint of t In him , run o| 1,m i n i Then head i' i - o w i'ie w r e a l l t - f.ishim e d uf Ill'll li"'l*N (Kill 1‘iiiluvi li’.ivii, 1h' V Wide Hill 114 In iimtifi Ihiir ill 1 HI' (ini utrt ini fanil pi il i of A- ill)VV ii iii! 'll Mill |1 |l J$Ylift. \ III Mill Slut Iff nf Uuim'KivIlti* 4iili1 |i 1,1111hef of 1h«• hiithpLooni. n-iV' d a- In" t man. tlslier grooms* Hoi lien aiiuttier louthcr of thi­ l l -di gi Himi. Rotd'V Slisl (. i ; two ..... inof 11n- la ale, Trunk 111 111 Si’pt. A , !■> oi, .t t ,unit'll f'luh uicml'i'i * » xhihthhl tmu^ual fiiiii i tiH -n ir pjiniigf* nifii! h fur hiiucti-i"4H» r : « |inl i«^( Uhl iliTi'f i’*t iIIIf lott in thui Those ntti loling wet. -in. ' i hoftu flout ............ .ie nl il , * a i" '-.I- n (hie of ill* iiiim I -nts-ri-tMig Ht ed the nuditiu moi anil sigig i hundreds ol inbi-ro- floiiioig r tiriclMtiiH nt tht* II ' i '. iu I |i*litlr»y‘* a tfu <1■1iiisiiy’s11iit i•' i »*1 Jtliint the fooiilai'i a* 1lie . .■- . • H i"'lift A tlilacs blmiit,• I, tleil tin h■ 1.- my a rut m il i v r i' : i , , ,i the fake, assisted hy Miss Ann Knepton of Thomasville, Ga . nml Miss Iteecy Stoops of Umatilla. A smaller table held the crystal punch bowl, around which were plnced white lube roses nml fern. kiiHal I * *ii2 h 1 u f < L un»t* | |It-rich .1 , , Mrs. Vernon Shaffer, n slster-ln- along the i,mine i iinxi* [li'hi-v I "I IJIHHV V*'Hl » II** law of the bridegroom, of Gaines­ tilled the w,0 1 . ; i | Mi,- \ I •4*n mi *iti it ni.I *!»•%• IIIville, presided over the punch first glim,i- in I, il,. ,|,, i i iu \.. il. it t i In m n ill ho i , howl. She was assisted hy Mrs. of a wraith f ..... p-. m um a lt * n i|*t - it y r u tif lliB 1,1 - - i, , i i Rex I’lonts mid Mrs. Jim French. hv lovrlv Ie .ivtiiTiii I *•Lull is i vv ■ *x unit pasThe luble's hook was kept hy hibiscus lei i-i!) it l: <*-it. t 'MiH-i-hi'p liilitH'k*un Hpollighti it a iIn . >t, , I,,. Miss Charlene We it til on of Oviedo. * li ti'i flint mt i i l*'l III vt t •11 '• rllun Mrs. W. J. Law ton, Mis. T. W. Hall u iiN of But ii, i: .i i . n Mi N'M initn It-•’»"*■»im(f . Lawton, aunts of the bride, and muss I ' II **11• m| \ mm i h ill) l|:hi»iM|4 SOAlls. Robert la-e of Oviedo, H spelling not ' ' l l ! I 1 I. 1 1 a ivty, iirnl .M .1. I •*.»■ w \ l *c, O r llomlreds of X.inetii I.I I nil cousin of the bride, served ns eir. ,,t iiulo mu f yimin, ittomli'*! th» nlating hostesses together with da's fuvorlte fluwe, we i hhu\y uiiil Here vn1*y ut' I!*I *iI III Mtssi's Martha Jean Hardy, Kay t’d Including tin inn- ........... \'t Estes. Ann l.elidiurt and Hhir- f e l l , " "Hrii-hrl 1" "Ed,lie I f lien A l". \tiii«r^ tiiuNt* liMiiiit ij* r11sin ley Jones. Mrs. W. P. Carter, bucket", and "Halo a Kuln xi'Vt |II | hi u |\ Simfunl wrri* Mi m -I Mr< ill'll another unlit of the bride of exliibiled Wi'l I' 4 irV l']o|H ’(| .<4|lrvl!i|«-f|-s *|m v , t |in M.'im.i, M m ii K 'nt*-. Mm. Oviedo, directed the wedding. nimicij. K C l.un^ mill Mi W Iho'iH'. Mrs. Shaffer traveled in a twoI'li i'e di ess uf dusty rose irrldes-> rent eh iinhry, the c o l l a r hihI cuffs of which itrre tucked. Her cor-age Wax the center of her bridal NO I 111PE ( llll I t It luM \ l,i s |I || I M U I I II It N \ Inioipict. BSd s ' 1 1,1 ' » 1 I 111 It I t . i. Ill IV I s t l IIM 'J Following a ten day tomeyi O l I t I nit I I \ ooiiui trip Hie ciiiipb1 will lie at home in Oiliindo until Hctitamliei' I , , M l i l f l f i AS s , | |.;t | | i t ' , i , | | t | fit st Many relatives anil fiirnds l p l*Is* \|irt«*il i oio.iiitil i t, ,,n tlirmigliiiiil Central Florida were among the iiiil-tif-town guests i| Go wedding nml reception. SUMMER SALAD SPECIALS l , I lolls Mi Janies li. Is'e, Jr., of San* I- >d, \s lx, erved a- tier -islet* in 1.eoi.ili mi of In,iiui, wine a :,-i b , , I lav i i iu illx ti & iMru, Bticker GIvcn Lunch, Card Party Mi- 11. Wnvde Rucker enter-I lamed on Thuistloy afti-rnooix with a loriiUi-nn nod Hnrnhit i'ntly at her home on Valencia Drive. The i I'Hi - 1s gathered al I 00 nTInrk at tin* Rucker hono* wlteie the rooms well' decorated with attractive nriiiiipemeiii* of multi colored tin ton" mill gi cruet y Giiicefnl ui laiigeineols of crepe iiivilh- wenno the dining lixhlc I poll the nruvnl of the guests. Mi", Rucker -erved a di-li.'loii" hm- hcun course a-sisled he Mrs C It. Dawaun and Mt" Miriam Itu-sell Hatnha wits enjnve.i doling [to* aftelimon with prixe tiring ■warded to Mis liawsmi anil Mrs. rioioiiir lllnisdell the guest list Inchuli'il Mrr, Daw loll, Mrs. Blliisdeil, Mis Fred Williams, Mrs. Agdn I’liotiins, Mr*. I.. I'. Hagan, Mrs, Roheii .1, nmiigs, Mis. Russell, Mrs K ian.n Bid/ and Mrs, Rucker. A m ln 'M w \\ M d » N ‘ til ii M.I \ ( \ l Iif i uf (in Hi I hi* i h" ^ ’ I.XST TI.MKS TONIC n r T£\\e liH ern firsi ficioes w iio sptM fhvaJ flu.* w .t / t o y lo r y ! •(- H HI*-* \ l « " l Ml I t,ON M lO lt I " ( O V E R E D D IS H HI I T E R Ml,'* tei'. It ami John Evans; | A covered dish siippii will Inn; a, lloli Ward, all of livird" Mi Lee eliose fm In, diiugh- held on tomoimw evening, at tha ter's wedding a gow n of ci I'll lac*, tiexv tourist Iniildirig nl il-lfo o'elorl. Willi to cchi-( i i lea uf iiutiiial " I raw fm the Hanfotd Tourist mid Shill" xilid white. Itei cuisagi' was of fh'hotxld I'lilh, It wa aiiiiminced hv llaskv Wignt. Earl, nieoiliet i" vi-llnw ruses. Mt - Hhiilfm, riio,iii'i of tin' ri'i|iii'steii to i<riliK hi own taMe M di-iti""in. wine a gown of o liile ware and ill he-, Eolluwirig the Miilfli pupa-, 1 1 1,t<hi *d wilii In.ml supper, the regular monthly hn"i mid i bull "tiiii*-", wilii w liii h - In* in ss meet lug will la- Ill-lit M"Udav mid Eriilax night- an wni< while in*i'"nn ie" and a i-m die igoaled as "gallic" nights at the --.O'i ul pirik nisi " Mi and Mis. Lee *-utort a triad Tiooist t i-oti-i, slated Mi Wight \mong the more piipohir are -hof wilii a ■i'll-|i t inii llilllli'dlati-l V fid lowing the weibling hi tile ilmri'h fichmitd. mrd games, dominoes ninl i l e s s annex M i - i L. West and Mis .loiox It was Hill'd hy Mr. Wight that ( Hliri.'l, J i . iii'i-ivi'it tiie goesls a niuikcd iin-rease in visitois has at t In- ill till bean nhsciveil tblniighiml Hu- o-ix Tin looms wore utti actively sou. T I I I . S D A V & W K D N K S D A V SA NIU Hh'H H U N T NliOWlM, G tt° s ,g % o< S S 1 M IK lIiS *1 S S tn e r s i 1 I.M i l . 111 .IM S AJ4FORD ORLANDCK HIGHWAY S p e c ia l V alu e! YOU CAN WIN * 1 0 0 0 ° ° CASH lor writing in 25 words or less TO D A Y ! y 10 100K Al Hj IIu iii (iurson RedSitlton Why I prefer Shirley Lee Dresses" ts M T H M lV OR ONE OF THE 6 WEEKLY PRIZES OF Showing TucHtlay A $100 SHIRLEY LEE WARDROBE . . . OR ONE OF THE 50 SHIRLEY LEE DRESSES AWARDED EACH WEEK and Wednenday! CROSSROADS of the WEST! _ I u >1 ihlnk . . . e v e r y w e e k (or xis nnskx a (100 wotJiaLe a n d i l l d m t i n t m i l h« o w u , . l e d tv 31 l u i k y q ii lx l It'S ox on,pie ax can be...you duu'l huvu to buy a thinyl )uxt come Into out xloie (at your entry blank. YOU can be on* ol thli week winner! AND win tho grand piito ol $1,000 caxh, Coma In today , ..dtm'l delay I No limit to number o( enlliet you can land In. lleniit iriil Hex, Our Window Display uf ( ’ll ill It Huhc Complete T ublv IditnitH . . Iborottik. U m aperkbtig *w *m C a u # !f «M UKIUENORMAN * RAYMONDMASUY• ma fQ DRY C1JBANP18 *t : ^ f b o n b m — plus — CARTOON — "L E T S STICK TOGETHER PARAMOUNT NEWS MCRORYS 5 -1 0 -2 5 ^ S T O R E ■ t Beautiful Shi, ley l ie Dr <•••*! 2 Z $ C E B r™ �0 m ’Y T V ♦fj iV r f f t .f V r r* ■ Sanford Regains 3rd Place On Blues Play I ndi an i In Doublchcadci ; Here Th i s EvenI in g A t 6:30 P. M. My KP.NT rVlKI'I.AIN J Those precedent setting “ Mini IBomber*” of Hnnfmd pushed the .-"Florida State League rrrnrtl for home runs up to 71 by imleovhiug ft home run barrage I" Cocoa’ Provost Park thn( ovcihclnmd I In* Indians, 7-0, yesterday nftrrnou i The vlrtory phiinnielled Mm Him' bftek Into third plan' in Mm <lo <l> contented rare fur tin* first diviIon. DeLund contributed, main ini iy, |o the Seminole*' big push b> slapping down Palalka twice, t 0 i.fi Jorge lllvero ‘X t u r n e d In n ” tnoatorful fourhit shutout perfotmanre to pave the way for Mm “Blue Bomber*" Sttd also chinirned In with one of the three Hsuford homers li> the ninth with two m a t e s n board. From a per- Jorge itiveru aonal standpoint, Itlvrro's triumph eras his iL’Ilt win of the season as against to sethlirks. Til" chunky Cuban used backbreaking ajow stuff that had the Tribe batsmen stymied all day. Thla evening the HemInides will play (heir first doubleheader of the season here be­ ginning at B;.10 p. rn. Manager Chuck Aleno Indicated he win going to take the wraps off hix acquired rlghlhandrr Haper in the opener. ____ Benias will probably get the mound call In the nlghtrap. Haper posted a !l-5 record, mostly In relief, for the (lrlandu Senators this year. He was re­ leasedby the Nuts lint Friday id ilglied with the Mines Halmy,______. T h e l‘lev ust hnlliwiek. which has proven an easy target i o r Hanford's I o n it range artillery, l w u s subjugated . to a Iini rage id three c i r c u i t I smashes off the IimIs of some of the Hines' small­ er artillery yesCavallaro terday. Fred Cavallaro, who win Mm brunt of much Cocoa heckling ft®*** Ihj stands, clouted one of Virgil Fraamr'a idlrhe* over the Outant center field wall In tiro flflh for the second Hmtilmdc h »IF- H was pious Fred's fourth homer of tho year. Then In Mm afxlb "Ironniun" ffeorge Kml*, connected for the elrrull rivet the right eenterflvld fence with no ons on to make the score it-ad 0-0 at that pnlnt. Cavallaro, tiring from the Inssant iorkytiig Irntn the crowd rneij to the siands and point. •'»(“ left field In tin- same manner llahe llulti did |ust befor# Ihr llamhlna swailed Ills poat famous home run during iha 18.12 World Merles In CIHcago. The sequel to Itulh's achievement was not quite a* ■ramatlr, hut nunelhrlrsM it Mr red lie purpose, ns Cavnllsro Fullfllled his jesture With a screaming single right fir Urn apol he hnd polulnl to. Thla quelled the crowd, i Chico Oonsulea luted out nnolher bingo, this time t o r i g h t ami fthil lllvero leuptm aboard do lif t field U r-I b u rn e r band- , wagon, by d rlv lag one over the n tf to s c o r e h o l h Cavallaro hftq ripMxatss In front qf him. After Chuck IqMft knocked In Kama la ll l i h run of a year to place him 27 117 behind #i all-time limn FHIi FHL mark of J4fl ant 44 by Hanford'* Muddy 1-ake. - i M L race for the first and the right to play in f-offa has dm loprd Inin ■tile with only two games W. h, I'd " (lit 32 .727 90 .040 23 If d B D .424 02 .BOO Beach .600 21 ■tkft J * indo1 .174'ifiunar ' til* I third-place I ■ Blues the vlxth tin ranking' Benatara ' E Baby B lu e s Take W I n t o To u rn a m e n t P l a y i n 10- Gam e O n S tre a k Tuesday It) H U N T C H F T L A IN With all the eyes and hope* of Hanford fandom watrhlng, the torsi Junior Amrrlrnn l.eglon hiiscbiiN liiiirliim pauses mnntellnnlv in It- all-out offensive to capture (lie slate diamond chainnnoni-ip i.ns i-v rung to wine nod -line at Hie l.eglon Immpirt in Htarke. (Inn important phase ->f the banquet will ho the draw­ ing for tomorrow’s pairings. (In paper the Campbell Losslug I'osl No. .71 will Ire going Into the Inorimmnit ss the topM-eiled learn, being the tone eltlh of the four finalists In sweep through holh Its District and A n a tnurniya underrated hi Ihr diiuldr-ellnilontion series. I'rolmlily tin- grratesl athletic team ever i rpn seating Hanford, tin- IP32 v rslon of the Juilitir l.eglon team lakes nil iiuuixing Id-game winning skein Into the louiney. HU uf the II) straight wins wen- annexed In the two ehamplonslilp tournaments within the span nf the last two weeks. Opposing Hanford will he the errant of the rrup representing all srrtlnnx of the stale. Jarkson vIlie's stale winners of Inst year, Cast No. !!, returns to Ihr tourney with Hialeah's Hulllt all-(In hr in k Host No. 11 and I'rnsa rain's Muldnon Pont No. 3.1. Tourney play will get underway tomorrow iiflernnoti -.ith the pair Inggs walling the drawing this evi'iiing. Tin- wlntn-r of the Flor­ ida .Stall- rhnmpliinshlp will proreed lo Alabaaia to tangle in the regbnials with the rhanips from Oeoighl, Ala bn inn lint) South I'll to Una. The winner of this meet will go oil lo tIn- si-i-lliiiinl ami llo-m-e to the National tiiornnm-'nt in Denver, Colo., Sept. | lo 3. ".Mighty Mel" ITelsrlirr, the riirvrhnlllug sensation of San­ ford will prnhnldy stnrl Ihr (Irsl game tninorrnw. The little hltimle dynamo has won 10 and lost hut one this year, annexlog four wills will.... . a di-fcnl III Hie llUtrlrl and Area nirrtn. Jimmy ".loek" Kiah-r, siiu of the Florida Slate League presi­ dent, John Krlder, will then gel Ilia , second hurling assignment. Under has a 3-1 record this mannur and n perfect l!-li rtnint in tourney play. Heliirlicr leatrt lln- ti-aio with a HND overage In six lonrunmenl Ka meg with lliitier uni far he Jiiml hitting well over the ,fi(JIJ mark. Ill the absence of the regular baseball roach, Hill Firming. Drover I or del I is pj piling the Inral l.eglon eliarges at Hie stale as he did through liolh the liJMrlrt nttd Attn hturnry*. Hanford will Imve a roster of III players for thn tom namciil this week, They ate Mel l-Tulsrher. Junior Metis. Dll Sheffield, Larry Miles, Johnny Jones, Frank Lori v Mates, Johnny June**, Frank Htnfford, Terry Cordell, R„** annum and Hamlall Farrell, Jimmy Cordell will serve as ll,o bat boy and Jimmy Davis will be ihr -----------m» linger. W. ^ L . Pel. ~ m i 32. 12 .727 Davtima 20 ifi .030 3 Kniifoni 22 23 .624 ii I'nlnlkii 21 21 .600 Id .In* ilrach 22 .500 10 82 Ortnudo 20 22 .47(1 11 Leesburg in 20 ,b(t(l IBH Cocoa OH .833 814 iq rifay’a Results Daytona tlrnrli I0| Jacksonville HracIi 3. Delaind -4-0} I'alatkn 8-3. Hanford 7 | Cocoa 0 . Leeahurg 1i Orlando U. DcLand Wilson-Maier And Robson’s Open . Softball Play-offs This Evening Wilson • Mnler furniture nine, Men's softball championship tro­ phywinner* of the City Men's softball Wilson's will be powerful favorm-nminl tlii summer, will open a do. lo sweep through the play-offs best three ont-of-flve game plnv lo vletniy over H -hsntl's, shire tile off series with the second plm-Itobion's Sporting (Imidt e* ft <l' f- rnllnr- uien rnmplelelv dominated III- Knflhall l.eagiie (hi- summer l-.m n* the Lakt-front D' -n I. w-ilming th« pennant l,v four full lied "no hit" Hire., rte 'Ml eon fllngrr, will stsrl on »h *-111 games over serorol place Hobson's Moods store. In fart, Wilfor the furniture storemen elide .Sporting sail wtm Ihr (lag moth-matirnlly (ie-rge Mason w|t| to- Kali .tin's one week ago. five days be'nre the pllrldng rholre. r love of the r-i-ular -eawui. Illr-'s, who vlrt-nilly ripped WII-on and llole-on's will play through the City League this sum­ n single game this evening, mer, >von Ft and lost si* for Wil­ Wednesday, Friday and If one son, Including u no.hitter over Irani hasn't won three games Navy Jtiwl Inst week. The furniture Ihrv will continue through until men eonelnded their regular sea­ Morulav and Wednesday of nrit son’s piny with a twln-ldll nt lln- week. The wlrmrr of the play­ Laki-front i-nik Iasi Friday night, offs will receive a big trotihy "Iron Man” Mires hurled both ends and gain undisputed possession of I lie doiildehcnder, winning I hr- of the Mofllaill rhamplnn«hlp for first fiom llolison'a, P H, and losing Maolord in the nlirlilean, IJ-B. In Nnvv VF 11. The (day offs will bring In an HOFTHAI.L I'l A V -D F F D \TA ! end the Min's soft hall pin v at the TKA M S — tVHoiii-Mnlrr ( l i - 7) lnk>finnt lllnrr.nml (his summer. is. Hrdlson'a f i l - t t ) . Wilson Moo p Itin (12 H 0 I ' l T C I I F I I K — Kril Mires, W il-on: Hobson's on 22- 7 H (ieorge Mason, Hobson's. Hires and Flanders; .lolies ntl-l U II I'lti; — I nki-front Diamonil. Dirk. WHKN — Meglnnlitg tonight nl Wllsnn-Mnler JIUI 100 ()-- r, -I h .tm p.m. Navy V F 11 11(12 IIP x 12 U W H A T — Winner or three gumra Hires and toll-man; Wilson, not of five will rapture the City Smith and lltisenll. f’laver inihrn Ah no Harl-e F-kl-W Krnlii llhodes F. Smith Monrales ('lax er itlllrlies Smith Kolker Walker (hi n-la lb-inker llalngh That mmi I'ilrhrrs Frasier ( looper Ltqies SCMINIM.i: H U H D V ITIN tJ AVHKAfilW 1 Inwi II All II HR HR RIM It V III 2117 f.n Hd tl II* id V PH 3112 71 113* 21* IMI* 1f1 \’ 102* 107* 07* Um 1A t I 71 R 31 232 tM 43 (17 1 3 MM 1 00 021 I.H 1 02 nn I.H nn 130 30 PI 12 t (17 It 10 I I I 01 3 31 7 20 Ml 31)3 2d It 77 (1 II 20 (lass ti V V 71 Ml 1(11 II I ft r>2 7li* IH 11 102 121* 71 VI Mill II Hi) 12H lo V It •17 pin 27 f< III! ii* d8 up IB M2 111 13d* 81* It It It It H7 ir.t M 117 Kx-Orlando IMtchcr I h S ig n e d B y B I u c h Charli-s "Honn; nv ■ llapi-r, 2tyear-old rookie pllrlu-r, who win 11-leased la-l Friday by the (ti Inodu Heiiators, was elgru-il by lloH.-minoli- lllues Hnturdny, It wan imiiooiii-ed l-y Hanfoi-I Hosim-ss Manager John KrPli-r. I he hlg rig In haoiler poslrd a 17 record with Hie N iH n tills season hurling iiioslly in relinf roles. It aper. a nnllvr -if Ma­ linina, came lo Drill lido this spring lo live anil tried out with Orlando. Me Is a veteran nf si* yearn In Ihe semi-pro rank". The cx-Oilandn fireman will pmhnldy get his first starling asaigli hieul with Ihe lllues thin evening m the dmildoheader Willi Cm-on in Menmrliil Hludlum lo­ ginning at 0:111 p, m, Ha per is a Idg hoy atandlng 0' 2" anil tipping the arnica at Ihe 20k mark, ’the popular righthander, noted for Ills faal ball, replarrs Tony Torres, who was rot loose by the Heminolea last Thursday. -Honny will be trying lo llfl Manager Chuck Alenrra crying need f,,r n fifth starting pitcher. He Joins the lllues' "IKg Four" of Jay Connies, Murray Byrd, Jorge Rivero mid I,mil- Hr-iil'is. Mill Junes mnl Pep Handrail nre currently working on the telief aide. Jimmy Wright Winn Top Athletic Award cVIffl Jia ft* i h - M %, .ls y5 'W B I K 'A ■s* Uvrr k Week Wrrk .0211* .332* .31(1 .012 ,2H1t .204 .280 .280 .2113 .271 .2(17 .208 .277 .205 .231 .202 F l i r t ) \ IND IAN IIAHMIIAI.I, Jimmy Wright.'nun of Mr. and Mrx. J, A. Wright, 4-|B Hlllutt Hemra Today Avenue, nt thu closing exercises Daytona at Jackaanvllle (leach. last nlgnt nf Ute Itnylor Summer Del.nnd nl I'nlatka. (.amps at Chnttnnmign, was select­ Cocoa at Hanford. ed for Ihq Host Athlete Award for Orlnmln at la-cahurg, the llravea (Irtiun. Tho winners of these awards are S O FTB A LL HTANIMNflH detorinlned hy the results of, tour­ naments and contests romluqted (luring the camp period and also hy * w . L. .Pet. OB a vote of tho coachea in charia of Wllmn-Maler 14 7 JWT — the various athletic groups. Robson's It) It .474 4 'Young Wright placed first in tha !» t t ' S R h S P I L .440 4Vt 06 yard free style swim, first In fight for the pinnadt Is •(* qvy VF 31 unt-Mercury R 13 .311 0 the 30 yard Medley Race In, the nonexistent except for Day* lies tills Friday Nfght swim meet, won first place In tha' diving contest, was high point m»n l i i t t f f i Wllsnn-Maier 3, Kohaon' nvy VF Navy V F 11 33 10, WUaon*Ma|tr WUaoi in the swim meet, second place • Bed Jlate. -Tonight m 'm iiM iii. Play-off winner In tho honrmanohlp con* qiay aururlie everyuna Wllaon-Malar; i test, first In tho badminton, horse ■ trie flMf- line* they llnhson'a p.m. Shoe and ping pong contests, won f|mt place In the high jump of <wi r i . Pat. PB track meet, ptacaiT third In ftrehory contest, second Iru - 3 3 :!3 nirlao msrkamsnihlp contest, first fh . loumlllat’a 4 4 .400 tennis contest, and wax the besl i .tir ftde'a Grocery baseball player In his group. ia mmmU This Is ihe tonth annual Baylor eottnw ■ . ^ id e ’a v i ” *a Camp mp which-. whirl Is operatadT by tha ID A8 H O A Roumlllat'a vi. faculty and ■tine B 12 0 sylor Hrhnol for and usee I r ~ s ■ft)* Padgett • the to full ffacllltlM ........ nf this fine- In* atltutlon. & T .U ..r Hanford ..... KNTBRH ACADEMY i cT . . , u v 'jfl v . 8. NAVAL ACADEMY, Uro g, fl . ( |pMtft>> r-», 8ST&. m ____ _ % • Ju n ior Legion To D raw F or Opponents In S tate M eet 8 i Triumph w / and 0-a. • t VHIt AfiKH II lilt Hit It It I IOf. 1 117* mu H 0 it ms i r>ti nil 71 B 17 1 HD tv. L. 30 0* 0 0 d 84 78* d 12* Week Week Prt, ,500* .833 .333 P.IIA 8.14* 8.02 4.50 Orlando I)efeats Sanford’s Junior F,oop Club, 10-3 D llL A N D I) Hub White's twohit pitrhing and ill Hanford er­ rors gave the Orlando Junior Li-ngin-rs a 111-1 lopsided Vr-nllrt nvei- tin- Int-ul lilt In luuguers hem Frlrlay afternoon, Jimmy llnwkiti* w e n t the r out e for Sanford yielding seven safeties and 10 Inllirw with poor support from his uintrs afield. Hawkins rapped out a triple off White fnr one of the two Hows Ihe llngy O r­ lando fllngrr Ionurd all day. Muller rraeked out a single to lead off In ihe first Inning for the other lone Hanford blow, Orlando scored four times in the Initiul flame In wrap up the contest on four hits a n d ...... . They picked up single rims In the eron-l and fourth stnnxas before winding up with another four-run explosion in Mio sixth. Hanford scorn) first In Ihr second when llswklns walked and stole hath serond ami third then came home on a wild pilch. Clark knocked, in Hawkins from third, after the latter's triple, on an inflsld grounder to serond In the fourth. I.eftfleldrr llorsdnrf was passed In the third Inning nuif stole second and third bafore tallying nn Ogleshy's grounder. It wns thu second straight de­ feat for the Hanford nine in two days, having lost to DcLanrl hy s narrow 3-2 ninrgln on Thursday nftermian. HANFORD Orlando Hnwhlus A rtloynn. Oil 110 104 0— 3 The Weather Asheville laod In u le s , O m ana ~ Beadle Washington JacMonvIUc 2 x— 10 7 him) Clark; White and 410 High 00 44 DO 71 03 80 00 N 68 74 60 73 57 73 73 The Sport Register My K F N T C H K TL A IN Hports Hdilor The Junior American Ix-Qlon hg'.ehnl ienm. rftonsorctl by Ihe Cninphell f^-sslrxg I’osl No 51, is on Hie threshlmhi of nrliirving the greitent nlhlellr f-nt of liny t.-nni rrpresrtilinitft H,inlord Tonight Hie four Aren winners will draw front a hat lor the opening tumid pairing In lire stale cn.itn|tinnshlp tniirnntneul al Ihe l.eglnn banquet In Hlnrke. where Ihe tourney will he played — If tourney and season rernrds mean anythlnng, Sanford will be going Into Ihia important mrct as in- top seeded train. The "llaliy lllues" have Ihe distinc­ tion of winning all six nl their tourney games without a defeat. No other Area winner has gone through the Dlstrirl and Area tourn imi rits undefeated this is year, lo lull this off. those high f_ ih (lying “ llnhy (Hues" have posted a phe nominal 11-won and only 2-loss rec tint tor this season's play. The current Legion heiu* from Hanford have an amaimg in game winning streak uoinng. This may he against them, however, slnrr Ihe law nf overages and raids will he mounting agam-d them We, of course, hope Seminole Blues Wage Battle For Ja x Beach Will 2 Play-off Berths With 3 Chubs Retarn To State likely will stand for ani-lh-r League In 1953 year. Take Jax llrneh'a husky FI -yl With Deloind and Jux Bench nl•>-ady assured of n play-off berth in the Florida Binle League post •easnn-serlen, n tight rare I* being Trc n d w a v T o A R a i n Wiig-d by the Seminole lllues nnd three other clubs f.,|- the tw.i reP i l o t Sen B i r d s rruiiiiitig l-erlli*. Those high-flying E n try Next Y c a f Davtonn ileneli Islnnders will prob­ ably snare the third berth with The Jacksonville M-erh H o Hanford, I’nlatka and Orlando Ho ,t i become the fir it Flotldo slngini! n hitter hnltlo for the State League li-um to nnnotti'cc four III vnrnncy. that they would enter a team In Orlando nnd ) the FHL in 1033 when (irnernl Tnlatka hold un Manager Harry llrxtr hvr ilutt-l edge over Ihe Hint the I'ltib hnd snffliricnt hack­ Mines frmn the ing to continue next year. first half piny, Coupled wlih the nunminrrrf hill Fnnfnrd lm« Inlrnlluns lo keep Jux Iteach rna'le up r.ome of \i in Ihe Htale Loop nan the an­ that grauiul in nouncement Hint Mmiiiger Leon this half bv pine, “ Red" Treadway would lie ing third l.ehind signed In pilot the Hru Itirds I’oMi DeLand nnd in 10.1.1. Daytona. This was the Hen llivda* first seasiui in llu> Floridn H t u tin League and the lultisl profes­ sional baseball team to operate ut the Rerun. De­ spite earlier ru­ mor* thut the Hen Minis might drop out of the ____ FHL In June, Mjq |tr(| Treadway season, thus fnr, O n e amazing lias been a successful one for the i spec I nf litis Minis In that they finished sc year's siircessful rival in tin* first half and gained Legion leant lias a berth in the playoffs. One of the primary factors in li-en the fad that Jax llench'a success has been they have been Ihe fart Mini the rllrh sold their playing with only stadium to the ('Hy for n re­ t i n e men for ported 123,1)00 in June. Another most of the tourreason for nnnoum-tng thut the icy gumes. John Minis would continue was pro­ Jones, who bably the fact that the Cincin­ aycil a little in nati Reds may ruler a workiua tlic Orlando His agreement with Ihe Hen Minis Mel Fleischer triel, wasn’t with next season. Ihe nt In Wniiclmln, Iml* will lie nl Meanwhile, on the playing Ih- Slutu meet in Slurkc to give , ft Tlll Mills, the nninxing lhen( some bench rdrenglh Jones righthander , . .! 1 '' registered Ids 21rd Is m catcher outfielder, who saw triumph of Mm year by edging Belton in Ihe llntnry HiixcIib !) (lie Oocnu Indians 7 It last Halin'Lenjpm tills spring. day night In Jax llvncli. Mill- was Thus, In tho Wiuicholn tourney the first hurler in Mil) FHL to both Sanford fllngurs, "Mighty reach the 20 mark and tha first Mel" Fleischer and Jimmy "Jnckr’ flinger in Organised Mali to turn Krlrler wort) furred to take a regu­ the trick. Mills conceivably hint a lar lorn In the Infield without rest chance to chalk up 8U wins before between hurling stints tha auaaon ends tm Aug. 20. Another unusual factor In the Thus far this Legion success hat been Ihe (get year, Mills is the that both thn pilehen are, the, two, only FHJ. hurler leading hitlers on (lie squad when la notch 20 wins pitchers are not suppose to hit or butter, Tlio ax a role. I'tclsclier lx the lop lanky right bindguy with an amazing .IM0 average er has flgunsl in In sis lottrnanirnl game*, lie has 2li il e e I s i ii n s hit 17 llmrs In 2li appearances posting an imlit the ptnle and Krlrler Is hat­ jill-sslve 21-1 rr. ting well over the ..100 innrk. coni f<n n pheiiomliiiil .MHf, perMuddy Mel," llte in year old phe­ rentage. He was nomenon. has registered a fabu­ the s t u r t i n g lous H) 2 winning record for ilih lorn Mill* pitcher for Mill season, rupturing four slraight without n single defeat in tourna­ Hleitiirke's Northern All-Hlars in ment games. Fleischer whiffed I t Jhe FHL dream classic played In n 7 inning game wlih Lakeland here the 05th of last month. Mill), however, was Dented rather In the opening Area ennleid. Tho amazing blonde chunker iuughly by Mm Southerner* when islet! it one hit win over Oviedo they scored their only two tallle-' G Lrulnn piny tills summer mu! of the contest off his slants hi recorded two 2 hitters and n three the second frame. The signing of Treadway for hit effort over Ihe season. The next year given the Sea Minis tho main alnlren h .Seminole High School whiz tins nt Irnnt am* hunt hilling |tlu}t*r hern Ihe main stalwart In spear­ i . US®' /n Ihrintch W ,t night, (hr t*. heading the local Legion nlno lo New York (ilants mrt-flrldei many victories. waa blast Ing FHL pllrhing for "Jock Krlder, Ihe lanky rnnlrnl ball specialist, won two without a a cool 21(13 average, second to defeat Id the nix tournament games the league leading Jack Cade of DeLand. and has posted nn overall 3 1 rec ord thin summer, lie Is n valuable Jax Reach plays Hanford tomorrow night at home n„d then replacement fnr Fleischer. 'erry C’ordpll, the Hea tllrdi will l>- |n MemoHnl regular L e g i o n Hladium for n night game on catcher, and Jim Ucdnesdny eight l.egti.niug at o:tm p. ni. my Davis will lie] sending Ihe Her aid exclusive cov­ erage nf Ihej llarku toumametd each day. Thclrj vlewa w i l l bo LONMWOOD |.| HI’DRTH combined wi t h ! Menrge Rarr, National Lrngue ftrhiter for 10 years, wilt return thw nigutar news hi* famous school for umpires to paper coverage tc Longwood next .year. It was nnlve Sanford fans Terry lo Ivest possible coverage from Ihe nounced hy Dick McLaughlin Sat­ urday, The announcement ended Stalo meet. In our short chat with Terry rumor* of a proposed ahlft to Kti* LonKwood Gets Burr Ump School In 19.53 « Preclp. Friday afternoon, he Informed us that all the "boys nn the team lave a supcrstltuHnn about gelling .01 ialrcut»." "Me have made a pact that no player will gel ■ heir eat as ‘ aa we keep, wtanhig," -------blfcsl m .03 ilrength of Samion’a hair might IMBe teoltlt m urn the trick for the "Baby Blues" n the Stalo tournament . . . we l-.rt.p. Ih. aibllc.i .ton J L moe ao. Hoary Jameoon, Um Moral far oolktu U i p ayor,oj4ct«n a y .- •yorto, t|Mf| fl®fl er to take motto (too {nTtoVto1___ t f x 'i- r s : s i ximmee in 1U43. The curator of Ito*ehall umpire (choola o p e n e d hie ttlth annual ■eallon in Longwood for the flrat time last Febru­ ary after holding U ot the vacanted Sanford Na­ val Auxiliary Air Station from 1U4S t h r o u g h 1041. _________ The reactivation Deergo Barr of the local air bait forced Barr to move hi* achool to Longwood. Before Waving for Japan and »■> for Boat loot spring, Barr toM tha Herald lk«t ho .had been dickering for another base for I MM, bat that ha probably would return tn Longwood. Barr elated obtain a all# that nearer tWS if It waa M e n n 1 1 mi . John Imhra rontlmird for Ihe serond straight week lo be Ihe only .Seminole In Ihe Top Ten hitters with a .122 nveragr. Joe I'nrlse Is only three runs short of -Muring 1(10. If Ihe Class II Florida Hlnte League’s rnllrrtivn hulling staff isn't wearing ii red face as of todnv it eertuinly will lie tty season's end, fur olficiiil records reveal Mini (lie sluggers are making manl-..,-. n.iv, „f them far fair. A wlmle flock of new league reeon Is might lo lie established, of­ fensively speak­ ing Mutt is, before the regular sea­ son ends an F ri­ day night, Aug. 20, the records ray. Take De1.riud's Jack Cade, for instance. He ___ was leading the Jack Cade league with n fat .3HW average nt midnight Thurs­ day. Nn plsyer in league history ever had Mint good nn average with his (cam having less Minn 80 gurries yet. M play. ’ * 1 Oil lop uf (hul, lie hnd scored 121 runs, only 21 behind s newrecord; lie linrl paled mil 20 trip­ les, aid, live behind s new rera n i: lie hurl I Til hi Is, only 30 Pi.-Mini snuielhing new In Mini Mell Aml. he had 211 lalsl baser,, 00 In-hind n mark that FLORIDA S T A T U I.IJAOHH AVFR \fi«S TIIH D I'M II HHAHON FN DINfi M IIIN IM IIT T lll'R S D A Y Playerif'liili TIIF. TOP TK.N l.snt TbU ( lass II All It II ill! HR KIM Week Week III) 121 101 3 25 H0 .387 .387 417 101 152 1 III 47 .003 .003 .367 204 52 104 1 2 -12 .340 li t 8(1 153 1 8 IDH .001 .341 IIH nit III) 1) 00 80 .340 .347 138 74 123 J •VI 3d .344 .344 > 53 .344 .3,10 443 oo 131 , J • ad .333 -too lot 183 0 11 48 .331 ,324 272 72 H( 4 H 31 207 .10 Hfi 0 II 40 .32.1 .322 T IIF LKADKItH: RHNit, Cnde 124, Montranskv IhH: 1IITH, Cade Dll, Rotiert. tf.3 ; DOUMI.FH, Clift 34 , M. Smith 31 ; TRIPLES, Cnde 20 , Unbelts I I: HOMKRH. Aleno V , Levy 17; RIJNS HATTED IN, Aleno lid. RobsrU IdH; STOLEN RAHEH, Tesnow 33, M. Hrnllh 00, Cnde, D'l.und Treadway. Jax Kenrh iiughes, I fticun Roberta, D'-Laud M. Hmitli, I'uI,,Ikit Toe now, Day (mm (inn, Jnx Reach Krim eke, DeLtt'id Ka- iliean, Pal (it ka Imhrn, Hanford I.H V V V It II V LN V V Mil 101 71 Kit 101 03 112 07 70 01 County Kennel Clul> VoltiHin tiled. 1 T «»* n . 7 John t’ r. Hplkr* P»i. N IN T H I M I K — a m is . Mile I arooksv Tops, J Itchsl I'ssi. Chao., t tfle I'nss, J J'sgsr M*. tllnley lilivihra. 7 Cp I,ala. I t 4 I llaaily Kara I T I I X T u v r I _•> m is . Mil* THATII Itll lv-llMfk fiiiior l l i n l Half llaliy ll«nhlel 1 Mim-nile|t. 7 Kun'lsiiiaotal, >t I Velvsy. 3 Mnnrn*. > Ktav.ll. I llarsl Flaoie. * llanily Mahsl. x Haiier HI., 1 lllark Hiietls, ft lli.vs lliMly, I AlaI,uan, I’rarher, T Ivy Alli-glarn e, 7 MIc Mnc, t Hill T)»n dialdo. I Mali Hops. hsr. Jli t i i m u h i c k - n/ietha Mi|e l I Mixed. « Hash Warrior, Tara Out. I My, lira. I Polly |>ar j'o u f 'y J point t il R Acik- B/ieiti Mtle I Town .'RlmlD<r, 1 flrava Hurlun, 4 Klltl-VVak*. 4 tllnsy Jo. I Win dong, t llnLit. ? P IK TN RACK B/ieiha Mil. I- Just Hmtllna, f, Libby tl, Twinkle Joan. 4 Hinnkr Frank. No Prokl.m, 0 (thaw, Mr Now, Huiixhlnr, I link.Ill a/ieibs mii* . Mrs.lire Hn. ] navis* I Faollmlr, cavlsa Mmiy. t ihu Jerry.r 4 nxford. 1 1 ,, A'|l"*d. j'* Corky OiT'* l HMrit.il. I Wart, k Mountain War- j aUnn" * KIO M fR RACK— a/ietb. Rl Raasy Hamt'itja ftuale l*mg, ♦ 'Vv.1- y The Headmile lltoto Thla Weeh Ito lK rt . Cocoa at RANFORD (91 ((HW ijto .) S*nfnW ^ a i S , B*Mh Jax Beach at HANFORD Thursday I’nlatka at^BANFORD Next year’e achool will a s s■•UtottUi t.? drownlar oftiy kwo RWtoWto ■ ■i {> J tS A ta a u w ttS K W v Hanford’s mali­ Chock Aleno nger Chuck Aleno continued to hold a mu row dumination over the league in two important depart­ ments, home runs and runs-hntti-dill. The hip Seminole skipper hns hiimmerril home 110 rims on 21 limners, uccnrdllig to the official nvcrngcw reh-asrd l.y the Iciigue hendquiirteis covering giitm-s Mini midnight Thursday. ( ’lid ll<- wax hiding .' -in nn I - o I to 34 dmddcH to hit et'-dll. only 1.1 away from n new mark which ("• cording to his -enson's reear l ‘n dnte, he ought to cstnlilish v Hh care. Take Hanford'/ Chuck Aiello arii his 21 homer' He needed l: more I,, ' hri-nl the all-lime linin' j run mark set lit) Kd Is'vy, now o " Ortnnrla, far Him ford in 1P3H. Mill Aleno was mil) It palais uwayl frmn a new HUM murk fm ire laid Flovd Clift III), while Ibnldv Lake once gat I ID in a regular srason. While Ihe DcLitud Red Hats have already won their second prnnanl in a row, the holiest club in the circuit rvniairln as ^ Ihr Davtona llrarh Islanders r who, winning five mil of six during the wr. k ending midnight Thursilny, were only two and . line-half games, out of first place, DeLand ilrnppcil four of six fnr Its worst week of the year. If the Islanders tan cmiMmin b'leir pace, thcv'll land a play-off berth along-with Dc Ini nil ami Jacksonville Reach. That means Mint Hanford, Orlando, iiiid'i'iilntkn will lie the teams to walrli for llm rest of tho eenRon, for mm of lln in, nrui to only one, cun get llm oilier play-off spot. Hanford and Orlando spill six tills during Mir week while I'nlatka won Mlfo (,f live. I .1 /-side frmn Mis inn’s for lenderdiin in vartmit in-livldmil offendve fields, llm race far Total (lase i lutinpioild ’u'-liiP i* ns i lam ^ It ever has been, (,'ude lends With 233 la 210 by lt>‘d Roberta, 2Saj'74aj-i |,y Mnrrlll Merrill Smith Smith. 100 by Fd Cook, till liv A|"iio, IU2 by Clift, IH0 l,y Tiendwny, and 181 by Levy, The league, wlrlt-h in Tom Mill* now chiliit* RjikxIm II’ i VVlnningett Pitcher with 22 wins nnd four losses, also lays claim In the team with the fita*t homers lo ilalo. i ( , Huofarit produced its 7l)Ui of the , ,, season dining the w.-.-k lo locale Ihe old league record of (if., set by .Hanford in 1030 when Levy got Ills 33. (In paper, Hanford figurrs to turn in praholdv 02 far the season mi enviable Class Ii murk, and itnwiug all over strum Mint llm •'bunker, might to have led fact, lipi good. Sanford at Palatka , BatftMftv and j t B^NFORD y*1** ^Sanford at" t it v h v il l r t id e s 4 1 uw .^T.I*gPMm. — & m irn rn i |i r �U g a l Notices s r a n r s a K n &s s k T H U S T A T K o r rU OR IPA To L t U WOOD O R i r r i N , *31 At'ST IN BT. A U IH R M A M IN i .V i A aworn Comjiumi tinVPut l.r.ri filed it Kit In nI roil 111 tin' I I ri ii!i CouM lh •rut to r Sniilin.ir t u,; v In C h nnu ry f»r rtlvntr i ih. till* « f whteh l« I'u v iv l,| ■ o i t i r r i N . Plaintiff. v - i n t\ >•, >i> O l t i r r l N . IW ni.la m •m i l nr* In r*'|Ulrp »«>■« i<> .• r ■ nit fil» your wrliii-n Ih* ComeUlnl mi nr t - f. i. ih. day of Au*u»l, A. I* it;.; ,,it,*i. *1 t i l l ■ Lire I ill Pro I i'h 11 mi m il |p •* rntrrnl nant'nl vim W1ln*»* my ....... I . i i >.,i i* jl at Hanford. Hitpili,..!. i ,,rnv riorlila lhl« 3(tli ilit o ji.it v |. l i lt . O. P. llrrMtmi l > f H «f II . •'ll. 111I *’(HI I | Hen,"cl,. i 'mini t I I ■rIit.i m*»li doraon V l*rntrrti i. p. a no* i n : Hanford, Ktortiln Allornry for PUli.ilff MA:fufUL ICEBOX n - S C R A P S '. O P T O M K T R IS T 111 Mamnlla I'hnna Stt i£ > (W V l IF A I L flit q R A lN (JR O W H P i r o S U E P OH -<KL f O M f ’l N E R f ' rt* W O U L D P E AS ESCULLKf* AS E V E R F O R J] |00 Y E A R S . PUT OUT THE FIRE L Y C O -B O RO -flU . A-W, rni Y »n tn , a x v r tN iv r ) COLLATION, PhotM 175J— 1741 O F D I A P E R R A S H M*di<|lf«l 11 CO HO BIX riitrt thu m . Iiltv i« it (inn* .irl M.m.rt t>c > t laniiri ikm liKiniiul't yiel i-. j m I wi *•«•! H®»f»l*lt H»»i JO t#*i% I.* il lni)j» Al *tj diuoai.t) mlh n,gc*vt*iti junin iii oK l A R l W IK OME Y E A R W E R E . DR. II. K. R IN G PltARV rail for appolnlmtnt , AR fXRCflCA! (■ W C H IR O P R A C TO R W lU f IS fkE ONLY L iquid h u t h a s COLLATION, .iWtf.1* M lA l » Sfonday, Aiiff. I. 19.T2 * *•--*■'.... »**■ •■'— —*■ Korea Election Is THE OLD HOME TOWN ftcim? Anticipated T " v4 Jkv/..,J DR. I I M r L A U IJ N T H E SANFORD HSRALD By R. J. SCOTT !Commie Trouble In M O R E C H E M I C A L USES <HA n S u l f u r i c A c i d V* WAfER. P o R P O lS E -JA W O IL IS (He DESf OIL EVER DEVELOPED FOR W A T C H E S . Ily Itny (inti* I l l 1W it. s r w r v i i T i ' U IM'SAN. Korea r South Ko rr in pole r> ard troop'. hrive alerted fur p.u««lhte I'ommonlxl ciu'rrill.i Inlrrlerenee T u r u t n y in dm republic’' fir-t popular election nf i prexidenl ,iinl i ice pre'idetll i t m i nioioio - 1niki■ »1 il.i 11 >,|ltl ri, , i,;l() j,ecu icceiven th;il Ihr < i'inmiiiils|. Ii.nl firilcri’il Rm>rnll;i% In «li>rnpt the eli'etl.ni I he i e|niMti h.i> K J I H hhi eliuihli' \ cter. Svnumnn llhre, 77, llie n,illim\ (irtl president it enn*Hlereil eer I nn 111 lie reltiineil In nffii e Orlclnnlh llie pretiilenl t'.i' e'ei teil In Ih'' N ilinn il \* <etn(ilv ■ Milt llhee u.litp imhlle prettitre mil J'dllee, recrntU fun eil the \t vcnililv In eIn ner the inntliiiihmi in n in lr fur the I'mniLir elee linn llhre lint ni.nln nn e.nn|i.1lcii tpeeeh Since In. it tin* mill nninr mil (Are Lnie* rt In llie Imllt nf Ihe vnlert hit ilirce ii|t|tinii'nls nre Sieen little ehnnee nf niimini; They me I'iin M ini; Ain el *e ehalrnvin nf Ihr \ilim i.il \t.eni MU llnch l inn, fnnner .imhnttn (Inr In the U S mill l.ee Si Yum: fnmier vlee |tretlilen! There tire nine titinrm ilt for vien nretiili ill Six .ire ehitteil nt Ulire tc|i|>nrlert lull llhee h.it e m ln r e i l in i cue I ' e Mum S il* itlm .it hmne min itier tin ccletl rei mil j 111 *11 nf lltnc'c imlilii il nliimncitl' lit till* flclil n illi Ihe Atteinlile n tit until tn tteil Mi llie ilnitiinmit l.llter,il I'.nli llltee't n « n I'r ri.irciice It lee iMrei lnr nf Ihe nfftce nf |iuhl|e liifnrin limit e *11III.ill'll III..I !lil ni l l ent Ihe ehctlile inlel t cnllhl h.illnl .it .’i Hill imllinj; pl.ieet llie imllt m il In* nprii fur I? hniirt heuliinlm; nl 7 n in luninrrnii i ,'t p m Monil.iv is r i W ill Ihe ■■lecllnn Imllnl Imxex uill hr m m IimI mill taki fi utulrr Koanl lo nunl\ i'U t lM»H <muiml ■* iMinlirtK* "H I I hur**»l:iv tint f.m ly ( oinplrfi* rrnirn*' arr not r\ pi t h if until I'nihiy y i H h ..'f . PAW, HVEAJ • -T U F Y f e f E S IZ E [ \ 7 // S TA M I.ITr-r i TV B A C K * T H E R O A D f O L .K S - F G L ID S c. A T . L E D ' b I 11inr I Hi* i*rr II nr in«rrlliiii il (lifirn Kir (.iri' (Inr ln«frlln« *1 ft men N* »** t 11nr ln*r r IK»« :it M|tr* Hi j. r i (Inr Kiirr *l»n ft*i•*i (Inr (nt i rnflt <i*iilf«i * I l i r niiHit in (hr line. |t»*||lilr HiWT t nf )ltili-» I Hi r * M|»* W him til* Mill lie nrrr|ilr»l nt Pi I Ur l elr|*h**HP iin Mirmiitiiioliim rliiitur II ii n»»ip l» M«(ft( In Hip (fk||li«tnr hunli. I h apf ii i ii !**« I (»(* nrf itHi intulll 11i»|l flip hiM r i Ilf H It r 1 |»r •trtl Iff (Ml » |1Fi»|*i|ill | III iiiilrf t*M 11* In frililrr (hr hr*l |*****il-(r kprili-r nil U [Mil Itl* inH*( hr In mu litfll r t*i* (hr 11ii * hr (ii( r pill'll rll|l'*H. •'Irn«r iiiitlly ii* Imiiir tllnfrl* If nn pwivr "i rni* in »*«mp n*l %1'r mi nil**I Itr i **|mH*l hip flip Mini, (hftri n«P l#n**t»rrt l|i*prl|n n 'mi*; S A N I'O ltl) IliOltA liO — I I till ItF .N T W K 1 .A K A A(iiittnicnl. Ill W K ir.l Mt.cci I'leine 41M1 \V. liedr.iiini iiptlmi ■ npl nne ehlM iltll ( ’nrpeliter, t irrnutc t'lty H i r r r i l l S n N tleenn I'mnl V(.'i flfitl Hnutli Atlmilic Vve., liny I<.im llciicli Avnlliil.le A *in*i *t 17 I lit miik Ii Sep* I'h. Hulif'.l il IfitM-J. heilMitim liniiHis I'lnilie If.llH VV. |mii tiiilcii ‘i heilruntil new htnnie. Util Lnlunitil Way. Mtnleiii Apt. Min I'tiik Avenue. KOUH ROOM apt. FiirnlNhvtl. (ootl luratlnn, 170.110. Call 1700 nr eyenliiKn mill W. fi ratlin apt. ITlifttrnliiheil. In MnyApply M'll MaKtinllti Avenue. IIKAHIIHIIIK I'H O I'KH TY Ifentnli on nr near the Leach, 920.0(1 per week ami up. U N FU KN iH M KI) fmit mom apt. FiirnUlied five room apt. ant. Hle< rdertrie kitehen. Kunthlne Market. NKW B ItnOM hnuaii nn (inltlen l .Itin*. I'linne ontl-M nr Hrih-M. N E W OAR/ Lake. I ’h. *7 apt. nn Onhlmr , 020-51 or H66-M. y o u r A N D P R * A C T lC A L L .r J / O l I nffltiul 'I'oIxrMiviti i I it VUiACM rnt r .'M i nl ni i iliiiills tmil» I r i t M S I M l> lullin' lY iilittlli IllCIltCll | iil'lltl'i*U|. Ifciltl.tllllllc i cut in l In- i t*;iit pH1 1 \ i .ill , t ■ I. V1(1.1fun i In .1 nit pMl .11• (Mine . yii11i. t, I', In tl ll"t *\tllct fiei \\ pel 11 ,l| . ffi-.il I tiilr t nr Knle t l l l l tS i <<in, '■ t u ■ .1" I Ini nl.i " l ‘J i I VI M 1M It I S 1O' I'J tif hir i- A ’h pf lli*^ 1 "M1• i r »I|* V Ih T UM .1 K ink* l , 1. I a4i •k A f t A »') ..•) • U 1 1Ml ‘ I, .' ■1, •1 I f ' .f I I .. il'ininl |e|« 1 I,' l l , III \ 11;i Him t ii I.i i ,11 .'I t VI l , i i: v v I ii 1 t MU I’ lilt I ,, If v>'ii « int l'i liny. Hint ” r Sell, See: J U II Vl.l., Ilenllnr f'lllllllil Sl.ilr II,ink llllllllllta ‘T a l l 11nil" riiiinr I77i H I ■I i !» turn ? "1 *1 1 . ’ . . >1,1 [(line. it '• 11 V I *»' 1 (l II •I \ V I : . I n1•1 1III.* pi. I h I I I . 1 111,1" 1 ( ‘ ! i I HI If, M 2 ni 1 1'i * I V i . i h 4' Il 1Mill 1 ( . • II I I t| ' n n i n w: m i l s i n t ; l itlf PI. I . II" li lt VV N V V V F'K IfSU V N HI. ft..,." I" I I, l> Jl| lll.'ti We ill'- it Incut 11 lil mil I line ln ' 1 it; 1 H fell It tiicltMi.rii limptei left Wc I I pet it" fe ■il> i .. I tile not milicni/i'i *rt Intllil up, I Ml ....... I I . irmre nt the Inn ilntui |itiypicn I l> nf ili7ll mi fm N e w per eiiiiicl V M i l IM I' t il l r> Vll 1H 1 1s v\ \ N 11 Il <1 •Irlei Weller llninr.. Inr. M I Id M ' O imii ' i Vlillnni Ulc ,itii|^Sinihil£h V- A i n u I.HH m il H A I.H - j S tS /fr tt/i/A * d ll. I V I f N A i L S Ily Kteiiky Wall, I'lnm inci Flreplnee. m . ti. iii>ini i ;.h H n W U t Sl. FI....... 12* to" S T I l O M I I K I l ' i Lurlmiti Till,I" Mmlel 11(1(1, 17" I Ily inpie (Tom hinntlnn 9200. Antenitn ami llnnater IHll llnli'i Ita.lm Xi Televi.ltui 107 \V. tut. I’ltnii. ltlin-M. FIA N d H New ami nmd. Term* Trade Ilia. Kmler'a I'lttmi Ntnie. 1200 Myelin Avenue. I'h. I20H-W. Flee * Free - Free Hnffei Iteiltal with I’lm linae nf I’aate Wax lit Kenktiilk Ilia** & Ihilnl Co. HilmU for pnieh ur hreexewny. Hennty, econumy and endurance - Telephone 1425, The Furniture Center, 110 Weal Fleet Hlieet. 1 ('• |H’I M lit Il k P ■l .1MXpi Hit. 1 HI. 'll M ’ IV W ill S IT: Mem M11i M I I,, i . . , I I ...... I ’*1 I tc | I ....... I f ' i . i I Ii. U . 1 1 , • l si K t ' i t M s m n . p i ........nt t MIlMii , .1, 11 e 1. M licit, , lit i ii in , I ’I..nn eiiii t ,T II M i n t Il'Clt I Mi|l111♦ ,it l I nil M l Mill 1 N U i IU|I It, I S|n end 1h> ...1■ i I t m I*.. • 1 ■ 1inti Hill 1 ( MTU|»1■1' |itu ti. lien 1 U hfi(|( (f 11 11 1 1.', lllllll fill Mil Ml 1*.'ll<l 1 1 1 «; w i t tit. . I. ,'t 1 c lit k i\| VMt . , , rn fill Ml <llcil ,«|*t 1 til < 1 12:17 If .i i 'i i it p in |lt|lll nil 1 lin e in ill .nn e VV. l ul , flil»u) II iInr ■ Mi l -.il .« 'i id. U d ,i VI i ! "ill h III 1 l ' I'h, •It- fhi« i ... i hifel.V h*tl 1.... n i i >", vv ; i hi ’.V'" , 1 M„l i p VV VS 11 11 I I >w S I W 11It K W V\ l l ll !t t m M l 1111, Mi v rutUi'iilh’fir, hi 1 1l‘f|'T ‘ Ml't ri '.ni' iI:*rt I v in if <ii*i*<m ii IS I 111 [ I ' L L VI I I I M i f i nl i nt l nnd t cpni i 'im I. I i •c > dininte - It I ll,i‘ v v . 201 .‘ innfind Avc I’liiiuc 1H2M i v M<it s T ^ in i: I .......... . end F- rlilt/. r I'lmIIP Cnrpenter A r; I nil y. I.'IO.I \1 nr H .0 .1 Vxlichlm Siding Ceramo Hidinc $15 p<r Hi|. 1st Grade 41.1 i>< t Hit. 2 lo Hi. Aeplmlt Hhltik'n fH.ftO C H F .K T F nf Hrawera— A ll Hire*. Flnluhud "i uiifinUlird. [tensnnAjipliul liy F.Xpert,. nltly prlred. Cniupnre uur prise* • then liny. Undue! Ternta. Tiie HKClJHtTY I.H M tin t A K U p p J .Y Ylt. Furniture Center, 110 Weal 4lh A .Vlaple I'linne 707 Flint. Fhrfnti 1425; ( i O A T Aill lf t&Al’INfiTH I'"imica lupi. C. Vail |), Frintl. {Intilh f'.nnfiud A vp . VViioiUnrkiiit;. M 2 fomtnrd AVt Phone 71tl-\V-li. Phone 600 W A 1163 J. i ni ' , . mi VH \ t "I ti m i v I Hid ulndexale r ( H v ti I i \s, I ,M III I VI VN'K i vi i f i iit*;i v v.v- ' I I I r V (' h L 11 V L V lo N i lS VSl i i l l ' . l || M r s mid iit her IV ,i Id mil l'i tim'd hi ||11, f ; I'll 1 tni'49 "■t i p l"i yiin, "illy Mipci vltdutl in " d c I llcippii'. it Ikiii l >1271(1110 t I i f . i c i ' i o , mii.niu'liile, au matni, Hpiender Survlce, Lime and l *M h I i ,.. i*. ., 1 1, i i v i 1 1 \ r n tv 1" I VIfl'IiN'l Lit W iil(K f m ipilrk lepltil J ill HI mill tinildiiiir, **tiM .Him II I ' M I. A l.l. T Y I'F .S liiilhlnxer It. tiM.mililc Itulcx Free .t tn t, n r i Itulph I I 'Vi A It It I I VM 1 I'm' t".in tiii I,iint\ S ' ii fnid fur I *I L i \ M i M l tiviuiiF I.K i,v i i s m i r i c i " ii.-.’ *» SP! l 1 VI S l.llVI( Ii: > 1 ' H l lll, I. **ijIH* i n Vt lit 1 l \ VN C II ,| I , ,1,1 Itl >1, i n t\ 11 VV VM Vf'F , ' I IS...... 104 III ha 12 n ter lint, V .inn. . |. ,'tin t i\ t i i i ' i m : I "i ,i " 11 I I i 11, I u r ' \\ -Jlf•• I- ■ W mlt III , fi 1 • I'H 1 uhiMt f mill ••i Vpply Wnlli > IT. Ml III Inh foi. lili * ,N )i " |» 1!sl nl t A HKAl, HUY: Mntlern 2-Lcilrnmn linuae elnae in liench, Lraullfully furnliiheil, ptui itiitafie ami ren­ 12 ft. rnwlinnl • 1271.00, Mini'll lilcyele ■ 41*2.00, Until (fund enn- ( . A WN M dW I'illh ill nr pen i't|. Hi tal unit, t,aiK<' Int I0MII.00 eyeli > lepaiied. Shutitnli'a, JIM d I I I it it , Flllerprltio Vlethmlirtt M AIM iAKBT ti. HTONH F. 4Hi HI rlilldren’i Hmne, .luiicenimil. Iteailnr 402 Klaider Avw., Ilearh«iile, HI’ K C IA I .B 0 It A Hf* Sip iu i c ltnc/i • Ilarnlinn New Smyrna liench, Klurlil*. I’hlllipa-t'iirpy I I A R A f i K A l ' T . Cninplotely furnlflheil. Klectrlc k I t c h a r Itea.innuhle. Smith on Hlt(hwiiy 17-02, neat tn Aitrlion Market. t IN (O ST I tilt HI N T f, PHONIC 1IS u N E W ............... IH ‘SAN Ktni’.i i 1Ur lima vim n,,'lil Imltn iimneil fnici^n u n i t |».i|i«*i mrn ilu \ will hr . ilh il in u«muni'* fur l«n r> thmil tlir StHilh KnrtMii £o\ run*'nl on ^roumllrss ininni The itafrm rnf from ilir I I L l U i n u M u|it Neil i.ltrlllll, Imth with I'lnittc 17.U7 Hr*ii |i»ti| |(nn Mi o K O U i : \ M \l*s A I M \ \ ^ \ u s i Ktir RomiiKn < T O S E E - T H A T B IR D G E T A W A Y W IT H T H O ^ E P A N 7 T Ily is* Aiiul ih iu iu a i w u rn u m i s It \S floprtt lh.it oris i r|>iti ||>r>, Ml f . l t n s i ; M jins r 1 Irilih I* I rKprrt B r ol . i . T i i m firry u p I .ml i>lon Ihill.iril Hh t i f tint r h i r l n srnt, will fin olnaMn rnit^nh iifih u i.il w 1 1f•■ i ft it llu* Ih r l o n I h i w ills fin* nlftrr of ptihlu m f m ii ii i kit .kmI .1 Ir.itfiUL; .iuflnu ily on I hi* lion in ath inci m li.tii'lm ' m;»lr life ol \lir.ili.in i l.tin oln ilird Sun n . i U in x o lu n u ilir 4 " ' » i nuo nl M (lay Minuhl hr ;i 1mi tti.mIl * I*mt (ful hull.m i sv u .( Iflkli I 'n lit /r i win Hr vs s i r p i u f r l i will hr t j lh u l lo tin foi in •■ thfiin.il oil tin I.minus m i o u n l foi flu I v p r o l i r p o i U Ihul S u m \ .m/i If l i iisr uif’ hasi'd on uroutiilh ' nnnoi • Ih r fdlhmiiiii r » l M niu»l» In rill U itn( 1*1* |iii(•Ii*al*•**! IH l(4i* / ii M T ^ O N SPE/\K/A4 ' T E R M S WlT7-\ H I M - - I T S E T E --M S A S H A M E <»f list! H IO ItA U ) W A N T ADS By STANL^ % r4* r« '(AWM t'-j- y \ .. , , r mf hud- 'j , "!* lm; " " ' M ' 1 ' Want party riip n l d r .i f I'liitu itf 1*1100 I" 112,000 yearly, .................. W nti fully, (tivintf piioitc n i i n ti, iw Du nt I'cc Intel view mill ciotipnny (ept tda'ivc. (Sox A, c n IIcritlil, MflTTOHTON IN H liH A M C V : : 1*11011 E O i l 1. - LUST A N I U llC N It — L O S T : t>al" ifnli| viinpied b U « » m . .n i Y W. ::',l I in n'' "■ Vvine*, j , VI K I V H l i m . F H lb We’ll Lily your car lo p a id le n ot npe to i mdltlon. ' Little .V: Heel lined Can! 2ii'i and 5anford �A • Pl a t f o r m s **• C a n d id a tes Slated By Board ^ » Of Fish Estate Another meeting will he held shortly hy the board of trustees of the Fish Estate, Fred ft. Wilson, who attended Friday's meeting of the board In Defjind, said today, tlnee a number of the trustees wen* unable to Im present. Mr. Wilson added that prosprels for Hanford’s proposed hospital, which Is provided for In the will of the lute llerl Fish, are brighter than ever In-fore, He said Hint the hoard pledged every effort to arnire the funds necessary lo build the hospital. He added thnt the position of the trustees on thin point was "ipilte emphatic". tn rcferilng to the nest meet­ ing of the board, Mr. Wilson snld he did not know the exnrt date but he expected thnt the trustees would meet before the dedication nf the Delude! hospital on Sept. 28. He said that there are several matters which the hoard had tn handle before the hospital opened end that It was expected to open Immediately after Ihe dedication. Mr. Wilson further revealed that It had been announced at the hoard meeting Mini Congress has appropriated $110,000 of the $274,000 which hns hern allocated by •he Florldn Improvement Commis­ sion toward Ihe construction of tho Hanford hospital. This nnnoiinrriiirnt, he snld, wns an added spur In hopes for Ihe early construction of the honpltnl. A drawing of the project will be displayed In i* slnre window In the downtown business area within a faw weeks, he said, and he added that he believed the people of Han­ ford would lo- very much pleased with the design of the building. Tha drawing Is being prepared under the direction of Medwln Meek, architect for the proposed hosnllnl. whlrli Is espocled to eost $7110,000. Fro m Here During July a l l s t a t e s in tm c u n i o n , Construction of new home* was the main building activity In Han­ ford during July, and accounted for 9111,200 of the 9137,038 build­ ing total of tha month, according to J. T . Pope, building inspector. Building permits during the last month showed an Increase of $20,6<JB over the $110,473 figure of ly, 1051. A total of 62 permits was Issued and other than reslden- I tissl was for general repair* and alternations. Oiler Weller Homes, Inc., re­ ceived the largest number of home building permit*. Theso Included a $14,000 three lied room, concrete block house under construction on Mollonvlllo Avenue, three $7,000 and one $8,000 house in the Hoi Air section, a $7,000 house on Pal­ metto Avenue, and an $8,000 dwelling In the Highland Park area. Other residential building per­ mits Issued during July Included: Harold Herlist, 475 Hosolla Drive, $ 10,000; Voile Wllllame, Hr., Mayfair section, $13,500; P. K. Hchenck, 1026 Holly Avenue, 18,500; llalph Peiold, $10,000 In I’lnehurst 'Inehun sec lion. Permits were obtained by W. L. Holcombe to arret two pre-fabrlcated frame type houses in Plnohurst, one for $8,000, ami the other fur $7,000. M 8 N AFFILIATED WITH OUR. TWO MAJOR FOt ITICAL FA«IT>KS WILL. 08 HEADING SMORTLT FOR CHICAGO FOR.TMC NOMINATING CONVENTIONS THAT ARC PART OP OtIR CLECTORAC PROCCS9. ALl. AMERICA LQVCG A BIG SHO W — A W THC.%E WILL Of a a snows. Bur M oa t import i a n r, ou i ot- to -ittou t i n g and rue T U M U L T ,IHfeltC WILI i v - r -.- I •,» <. A N O iO A ti G AND T m 8 H lA rFO N /A % ON -/ll ,1 I N I / W ILL CO (Lf FO ILg TH C PEO P LE. IN I l ‘„ in . WO I. Ill J ..IN L U . e v e r ./ c i t i z e n w in > r u n •iHHjstturiiTV ro FORM MlS OWN LO N I u :. «->lU A L O L L M lI K E G P O N S IU IL IT / I O V J I L T il- - I C .i t / lC T lO N S ON E L E C T IO N (M r. oe Hollylicad To Go Tampa ACL Office Appointment of W. E. Ilolleyhead ns supervisor of signals of the Atlantic ( ’oast l.lnn Itallrond, with heaihpiartera at Tampa, was announced today by J. 8. Welih, chief engineer of communication end signaling, and I* T. Andrews, ganerul mnnnger. Mr. Ilollyhrnd hns hnd 30 years nf service In the signal and com­ munication department of the railrpiul and hns made his home In Hnliford for the mist 20 venrs, Mr. and Mrs. Ilollyhead live at 803 East Nineteenth Htrret. breath nf Hlllshnrmigh County rec nmmends In nlher law enforce men! officers his announced policy of arresting all holder* of federal gambling lax slumps. Culhrenth hnsp'l hnd any of them to arresl yet. hill sold If other officers would follow Hint pollcv "II would go a long way toward stamping out gambling entirely throughout Florldn." Only Iwo persons In Ihls county have bought Ihe slumps-hnlh be cause Hint wns pari ol Ihe sen lence when convicted In federal court of fulling lo buy them. Another stnmp was Issued to n breath nclrtl to arrest the recipient, ho fmintl Ito*in nil wan an Orlando resident who Have n Tamps ml P m xm • • • LIT SCI) m s lomjntic moment fiom W iinn Hue.’ -CARbON CITY.' Showing Tuesday and Wednesday on Ihe lilts Theatre screea. A European phUoeophtr once told Simeon Strunaky, "I'm In New York to study democracy at first hand. I mean to reed •very book In your libraries on the subject." Strunaky** answer la worth remembering. "People who want to understand democ­ racy,” he aald, "should spend leas time In the library with Arlalotlv and rrore time In the rush hour In the aubway.” A fellow In Colorado Spring a who has gone bankrupt In four dll farent lines of business Is writing the Itory of hie Ul-etarred cartel Suggested title: "The Greatest Bhmo on Earth.” Copy right, IN I, hy Beaaitl Ceif. Distributed hy Klag Futures graduate. BUSINESS la looking up," said tha astronomer. "Mlna'a going up In smoke," grumbled the cigar maker. “Mlna’a •11 wrlta," announcad tha columnist. "Ju st saw, saw," raportad tha tailor. "Mina’s growing," grlnnad tha farmer. "Mlna'a light,” Mid tha alactrldaa "Things art picking up with me," raportad tha ( treat cleaner. At this point tha sec­ retary of tha meeting Im­ plored, "Please stop, gentle­ man. I can’t taka any more." s e e «***■»? nsinsu uy an uncle who ratally knifed her lister Nitlvldad, 7. and then killed himself, It-year-old Alice Torres Is com■ N*w York hospital by her grUf-strlck.n parents, Marla and Camlldo. The stabblngs were Ihe climax of a serial of arguments be­ tween the uncle, Muuuel Vle*o, and the girls' father. (InttrnaltonaH Ex-President Herbert Hoover and hla wlfa vacationed recently In a imall Canadian resort The clerk examined hie signature in Ihe register, and was obviously Impressed. "Any relation of OMan HooverT" he asked. When Mr. Hoover said no, ho triad again. "How about tha Hoover who makes thoao vacuum cleanersT" Again' Ex-Prealdent Hoover said no. "Oh, wall," consoled the clerk. "No harm done. We do get a kick, though, out of entertaining relatives i of real celebrities I” Ceprrliht. 1MJ. by Bennett Ctrl. Dliirlbktcd by King Features gyadteate. AGREE IN PART MUNSAN, Korea OR- U. N. and Communist staff officers today agreed on most of the wording in a proposed Korean armistice draft, Including a paragraph dealing with exchange of war prisoners. The number of prisoners p. lo bo exchanged anged still Is blilocking a truce. Thoo main main armistice negotiations, recessed Sunday discussing isslng that, recess until Aug. Au 11 by mutual consent. A U. N. Command apokeaman said staff officers illU must work out an acceptable translation of Ihe word* "Korea" and "United Nations" for Hie armistice draft. Allied staff officers also have un­ der study proposed Communist DR. JAMKI l, WHITTINCSn^TR, Pr< f or <>( Pin lolnuy at the Harvard School of Public He.dlli, demons) i di-s a new “bii-atldng apparatus” wldcli works not only on tin- t in i Lot nl-o on tlio diaphragm. Serving as a model In the demmixli illr.o at tin- New Ym It Academy of Medicine Is tiny polio victim Joan llrlckllcld, 3',i, wlm was strlrken with tha dread dlteui>o when slie was mtvi ' ii mouths old , (/nlcruatlimalt TO K YO i n - Urlg. (len. Ilnyilon L. (Bull) Hoatner, who tamed re­ bellious Communist war prisoner* ami brought peaco tn fiery Koje Island, tmiuy d« was promoted to ma­ jor general C,en. Mark Clark, Far Kast Sureme commander, in a statement ailed Hnalner's performance In restoring order on Knjo, (horocky Island off Houth Korea where ted enntlves staged bloody rlols and kidnaped ono Knjo commander. Hoatner now Is In charge of ull prisoner camps In Korea. SHIP ABLAZE, ADRIFT LISBON, Portugal OR- The Spanlab frelghtsr Jseflna was ablaze and adrift today In the Atlantic about 15 tnllea northwest of the Portuguese city of Peniche. An unidentified French steamer is reported lo have rescued the crew of Ihe Jseflna. The winding Yalu River forma the western three-fifth* of the lnundary between Korea and Manchuria. CIKN. HOATNER PROMOTED TO K YO UR- Brig. Gen. Havdon L. ( Dull) Hoatner, who tamed rvbellloua Communist war prisoners and brought peace to fiery Koje liland, today was prntnoteil to m iJor general. (ten. Mark Clark, Far Kast Su­ preme commander, In a statemrnt nailed Uoalner'a performance In restoring order on Koje, the rocky Island off South Korea where red captives staged bloody riots and kidnaped one Koje commander. Hoatner now la In charge of all prisoner ramps In Korea. LIQUIDATING §AL( BEGINS TODAY - LASTS TWO WEEK8I THI NIW CHAIRMAN of the Nidhm.il Itrpuldlrno Committee, Arthur E. Summeigeld (2nd from left), meets In Washington with hla ntwlyappointed assistants. Pictured (I. to r.) are: Itobvit Humphreys, pub­ licity director; 8umincrfl*ld; Wayne J. Hood, of La Crosse, Wise., executive director of tho roinndttve, and .Stanley Pratt, of Sault Hte, Marie, Mil'll., Bumincrfteld's personal representative aaslgned to Gen, Ihsdeht Elsenhower, Ihe Presidential nominee. (International) OEDKE RETURNS M ONTHEAL o n - Order relumed slowly to Montreal's Bordeaux Jail today, replacing Iho upheaval and Hot that held away during the week and. Moat of the 600 prisoners who broke out of their cells Friday night wan back behind bars, leav­ ing a trail of violence and de­ struction behind them. Their cell doora wen repaired and reinforced Vdlal E. Stevenson (led) hulda hi* Hr-.I enuferchre with the preee since hie nomlnallou. Tho Demount lc I'rosililfiitUI Mundsrd bearer old newsmen he "very dcllnlldy" was coins In tun hla own cam* ilgn— and hoped he Would have a »iy tn Hie "whistle stop” plans of 'blent Trumuu and oilier Ucmicrutlr spe.ikiri ffniernaflonal) YOU'RE TELLING! MEt Central V n s i H ’r if r r PARIS fashion dralgncr* decree that next fall's dominant color will be red. But not Hid, anrrly. •I I I Red will dnmluate rturylhtui/. Wom* h'» d ress a a, roots, •<«•», gleecs, cfotMap b u d y t h . I I I ' Nirewh Is r a p e » i e d le hnv# tolled uw«y mere then $200,000.00$. Thai’s « le* al sugar Ie be tolled. I » 1 , .’ the feet that flying saucers turn al right, angles going 1,000 Vi’iiue, any, where they wouldn’t hove arms to signal e turn. O/i Many Items During Our <4 LETS GET ACQUAINTED SALE • BACK-UP LIGHTS SKAT COVKKS WHEEL COVERS SUN VISORS FENDER SKIRTS CIGARETTE LIGHTERS • WINDSHIELD WASHERS • RADIOS 1960-51) I I I MAflY OTHER ITEMS flylnu lewceii mey bo elesttUol phenomena, teme My, At Mmt, they've liven we qwlro 0 sboiR. I i i The electrical phenomena aa* plannllon It knJwn aa the "hoi air” theory. Now that the convert* Ilona are over, If they (Reappear that probably w|U Ra Um locgftod txpli nationv v ^ • ............ wew#*.- V.'jV^F- . $■', i\r . ' : > l - i L - ! v 't'’2 g Y ■*•' ; $ ’>■ Come In ~ Let's Get Acquainted " on All Plugs, Lures and Flits. Hair Tanks, Hair Oils, Tooth Paste, Shaving Cream, Shaving Lot Iona, Shampoos, Soaps, Etc: V3 off First AM Supplies l/3 off Flpee, O f t ret Lighten, Cigar HeWern, Kalvao, Raaere, Ra I l l .- draft told the commlsskm lift Ing of the Ran would permit Um raising and •Raotiag ol pheasants on private (loiublji |o rclalUlt]/, l/3 SPECIAL PRICES ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OP • • • • • Slnift 1m *ov« he, tiu’f carlo*# tc 7 5 % DISCOUNT H CAN HUNT FEASANT* TALLAHASSEE l i — Pheasant hunting will be legal in Florida from now on. But thare aren’t any wild phaaeanta In the state. The Stale dame and Fresh Water Fish Commission today decided lo throw out Hi ban on the shoot­ ing of pheasants. commission Chairman Cecil Webb atld It appeared useless to ubont pul»u n au etn , Probably hi t dreldtd ih r.y have wo rele- 33Va 1/2 0 f f with extra locks. While on the looie, the prisoners set a score of fires and dashed with police end guards In a series of skirmishes. At least a doian convicts were Injured. I H THI tAWN of the Oovenwr'a Manr.lnn In Hijrlnaflald, 111., Oov. Now'* your chance lo slock up on Flaking Tackle, Clgare, Cigarettes, First Aid Huppliaa, Medicine*, Toilet Articles, Etct Everything goes, Including Fixtures . Rods, Reels, Llata, Etc. W II A T BARGAINS! OWN HORN ■a M ^ W s a g m | changes In a section providing for recommendations lo governments Involved. UKN. HOATNER PROMOTED M NKH HEADS FOK HOME NF.W YOIIK o n - The now French liner Klnndre, her maiden days (lugged by hard lurk, headed for home today prepared for any i' possible new troubles. 1 The 20.300 • Inn pnssunger liner. biggest built in Fronre since Wnrhl ' War II, left Now York Sunday . night on the return log of her maiden voyage two days, seven " boors ami 40 minutes late. Fifty h u p nf her scheduled pasaeiigorn hnd given up their snare • by the time the Flnndre aailod. French line offlriuls sold the de­ lays were to prepare the ship aealnst any mishaps like those which harassed the vessel on lls r" maiden crossing hern,. The Ftiiulre was delayed at sea i ' by a boiler failure, ami al guurnn1 line have by n power failure that left her anchor dangling. RRKKH MrMAIION'A SKAT NEW YOIIK Ufl-Peaee talks he gan today In an effort lo head ofl threatened Now York Central Jlroad atriko coat of Buffalo, V* taenia of four railroad brother »ds shrugged off rriwrters* quea­ ns aa they walked Inin a closed islon with New York Central nflals. Nor would spokesmen for railroad *ay an, ie mealing was held In tha ofnf Lawreneo W. Horning, vice ildcnl In Pharge nf personnr I public relations for Ihe New HE proprietor of • fruit store In • nobby neighborhood com­ plained to a customer, "Madam, you’ll have to keep more ol an eye on your poodle. He's licking my fruit." The customer wee horrified. "F a lk U ," she cried sternly, "desist Immediately. You know that fruit Isn’t washed." U. S. Liner Arrives InNewYork Hours Ahead Of Its Rival NEW YOIIK u h - The superllner United Slates, Iran* * Atlantic speed recant holder, docked Imlay hour* ahead of Ihe lirlllsh liner Queen Elisabeth on their first si­ multaneous crossing, hut the skip­ per of Ihe American ship Insisted there was no race. "There wasn’t any raco, we just raced away from her," sold Com­ modore Harry Manning, master of Ihe United Stalest The Queen Elisabeth left Cher­ bourg Thursday morning, about half an hour before the United States sailed from I<ellavre Tha next day, the United Slates over look the lirlllsh ship ut Ulshnp's Hock, near Ihe lip of Cornwall, England. Tho United Slates sailed Into New York Harbor al 1:56 a. m., EKT, today, Just u few mlnulcs more than four days after she passed Ihe liner Elliabelh. Mishap's llock and Ambrose Light aro considered Ihu markers for trans • Atlantic records. Tho Uni­ ted Stales scl marks fur crossings In both directions on her maiden voyage Iasi month. Her westward crossing lime for Iho trip completrd today — her second — was about 12 hours off her east - west pace and 14 off her west • oast record. s o w ro vote r/t/s yza /z. T �jjSrajv —ar" ' 1"■ V fl7' •>Xfr1 IF YOU DON’T TU T- f t t ilw your Sanford lUrald. City Delivery, by 7rOO P. SI., plans* rail , Y E LL O W tM II t i l t H a n f o r W R A T H K it I1aid) claudy through Wednesday nlili widely tru llm -d afternoon i h u if m jiul Ihutidei show m i . I.illlr ihaage In triu|n i j Iiiri- d AN INDEPKNPENT DAILY NEWSPAPER *» VOLUMB X X Y X III T— a f a i___ j _______ Four Killed In Plane Fall At t Miami Airport V l .’ Uherl 11108 SANFORD. FLORIDA Fires Rifle Grenade Marine Captain, With Problem In Ce n t r a l Shattered Arm, De I'lui ida Lakes Wi l l posits Cr a f t With K* ece i v e Attention One-wheel Landing By b'loriila Cabinet 6 MIAMI (At— Four parsons, Includ| two tron nee boy*, warn killed oaday night whan u CMfl twin. . engined airplane dived 200 feet to • **rth *t lha Miami International Airport. M Awards Presented At Court Of Honor F o r Loral Scouts Pvt. Tuny Hohomum I right I uf itonfurd, received pointer* effective fit lug of a rifle grenade, fired from the standard M -l rifle wit), a vpccinl stock us ilolily, from tho kneeling position at Fori .Incksiin, H. His instructor is I'pl. Ruddy K. Parrish of i'oltutre Grove. Tenn. . Pvt. Ilohiimmw I* •» member of Company "D " of the 1.1th infantry, titli Infantry Division. lie i. In his fourth week of basic Induing ami following eiubl week, of bnslc, he will receive no additional r ight Week* uf ijicciuiiJc,| training in one of the Army's eaievr fields. He M the ion ,.| .Mr. niul Mr*. Joe Uohsnnon, Route I, Sanford. (Official I' S. Army PhntuKisphl. W ITH FIRST MAltINK AIR T.U.LAM . • n - Tim Stale C R A FT WING IN KOHKA uf -A 1’wblilel a to do tillin', Marine jet pilot with a shattrrod thing dim r level proh arm made u one-wheel landing lem of tin- t - a H u n buslit. with an lltiexpliHlcd bomb tlungllng embraclm; l ike Apopka and ollici from his crippled plum*. •,u(ral Florida lake, I ’apt Edward Sham Is. 2H. I W . aeimo will he taken de c td a H a has been retdin mended „„ ;1 S, IU|V „( „ t.at can he for tlm Bronze Star or lus heroic „ wt„ uctlou. the Marine turps said to , . , , (|ay l delegation Irom Orange and Miami* wus wounded by anil- ’"****' ‘,l"'ti*-> headed by Stale uircralt fire soon afler he com , !ll< i*,',1"'.,'V '\ l.n ,’r picted Id* flrsl dive bombing run 11,11 , ' M Maker I nu against an enemy supply area 'T, ' :‘ * utoiu-i lo i dense northeast of Chorwon front tu- Internal Im He suffered a eomiHiund fracture I•lotemeiu tool ho construction and lacerations ol Ids let! arm ‘‘ •' 1,1 ,,u- l''1*''' 'popka “ l beard this tiling go 'Ihung’ 1,1 '' ‘ tbrougb till* side of the cockpit, ihiw viol the pritM-nl dam. a then my arm started bleeding." 'ciiisua n ‘ trill ion- is In bad con the pilot said "1 turned ami ddmn and may go mil al ans lime headed for our own lines." Hu- ddegalmo said millions of Followed by bisuiui’inan, 2nd dnllir* worth ol citru* grove* anil LI. Richard T Silencer. 26. Lima, mint laim land* an* endangered Ohio, the wounded officer made t-v the |ue-eid eomlllion, whieh his way lo a distant field. As tie loweied the level ol Lake started hi* landing approach h*|A|*ipkx to a critical point found that only one wheel would | i,,| i Flliol seeri-i.n} and en come down. cmeei of tlm I i fond irnMee "Evidently the shell that got me ......... -m -’e led tin* ........ut dam had also turn up mv landing gear r „„hl i„ iep,,ied ,i model ile cost system," Shailiis said " l Mill had i„ ............ . n„. mill! a per one bomb left, and believe me I in,imod oic.-mi/atiim conlil Io* --el prayed the wheel ihul was down op to carry mil a Hood control was the side the luimli hung on in ■>;i mu "I put her down on the (In k I tic i dilncl loudly toted I" have ml for awhile that one wheel held Mt< <.<-n Itn-haiil Elvm. Comp up Hut when my air speed got iiollcr i tt Guv and Elliot work low, the plane fell on the wing with rsd a reroinincndalion to mee no wheel Then she started skid what u i, Ilglveil to lo- ., "dll''* ding." eiilcl ,'cucy The Pantlierjel came to a slop tho in I ill.dm--.ee Hu- I 'Im Isln close lo a standby crash crew wlm i iimiiii- Mini yvas rushed him to n nearby hospital hepioy i no-i.l Mu). Alexander S. "Rocky" till i died .in tod ay to make a slinlv lls, 30, Hull limin', n Marine jdloi ol the e.i t nl upendin'' on I staff walling to lake off when Shaml* ini■ i' |iiiimi‘ ,-il -late nhohiilic hos on Id li) the city of Avon came io said, "Ed did u flue Job ' ol bringing that thing In. as badly 1 -llK hurt us he was lie stile mode a llm ieime-1 for Hie study came sweet landing " alter a plea hv former Stile Hen Shutnls, from Ids hospital bunk fa met, timin'. Seining, lor mime grinned: Hiale nr lion un setting up the new "They're all sweet, Hoik, when "slltutiim He said tlm Mate I* lu m wnlk walk uway awav fruiu from U lim in'' erumn ......I of ludUHe* for re you ihiii :,ntn>d.<ytiig Imtdliwt dtimkaiio.. y ' ^ y 4,— < Direelm Wallet E Keyes of the linpiiiyemeid eiuiiiuiysbm emitln Ui .1 to cite opinions ol expel I -. V tmiii he •aid hare Imm.I -och Only Names Of liuliv - Problems Of Traffic, id ua! s Meniinne I Sewerage ltd ZoITaveBecnWithhekl ning A re Discussed The Jeffries Report in sub*tnnri< has aiirady been made public, and the only important nut which lias not been revealed deals with the name* of particu­ lar Individual!! mantlnneil In the report, three ministerial members of the Cltltena Advisory Com­ mittee which recommended the survey, declared today, ■ In n public letter to the Manford Herald. Dr. W. P. Brook*,, Jr., the Rev, .1. K. McKinley, amI the Rev. A. Cl, Melnnls, «tiid lhi*l It would not he In the interest of the public or of Inw enforcement to reveal the names mention. J in the report any more than il would Retieri H, Itruwn, purchasing ngenl (or the Htitie Marhcine and Supply Co., wa* named chairman l*st night of the newly estab­ lished City Planning Hoard on which H. James Gut has served us temporary chairman. Ill* new hoard met at the City I I -II prior to a Joint meeting with the City Commission at which problem* relating to traffic con­ trol. growth of th* city, expansion of tho husln"1-’ section, the city eweingc, and inning change* in permit election of duplex houses wer** discussed Co. Commission Defers Action On Forest City ltoio! Mr. Brown set the dale of lire >ext meeting of the lloaid foi Mr*. Itit-x Meredith, *uhtl developer near Forest f i l l 1 1 urged the County .................... ’ continue action toward ll" m provemmt of t h r Hindu t . Hprlngs-Foresl City road. She declared that she had ■■■ ’ t,1f),IH)0 in ileveloplug her t " •'t>- '•> located on the present elm " faced road, but pointed out i ' m I prospective builder* lire dele".-.l from locating there due •« »(••■ road's condition. " A man from Texas wanted i.* build five fSn.OOtl homes ....... ' she declared, "nut tie chang' d lo* mind due lo the road." Pointing out Hint some piopoty owners slnng the road are ul"-* <> Indicating that they want high price* for right-of-way*. e*i Meredith asked why Hi-timode County did not reservr rigid "f ways when it gives ..... Is She waitlnformsd hv <>. I’. Il'-riul.tii. county clerk, that tho Count) hut mi authority to make such i* • vat Ions, J. F, McClelland imlnted mil that the Commission had opprov ed hla motion, some weeks ago, asking the State for the approiul of tin road as a primary roml MrHerndon added that this proposal had been submitted to the Hliitu Road Dcpartmsnt. 'M r* . Meredith stated Gist Mobail been trying lo secure uu im proved road for 10 yeat* nod to* was getting tired of trying L. F. Hoyle, attorney for the Board, declared that as a ■dollsenator, he saw but llttS*' hope «f th* State designating the road as primary In view of tne number „f such road* already on then dm dills, and suggested that the rou i he secured as a secondaty, fonu to-mirket road Improviii'eut. Mr. MeCIslland suggested thut Mrs. Msredith defer furtlicr action on the right-of-way prohlem until th* State Road Department indi cate* whether It wilt accept the two and a half mile road a* pri­ mary. Shs agreed to the prupo ui Following the suggestion of Sheriff P. A . Mero that exesvu Ilona are needed east ami west of th* city for the dumping of trash, M. C. Hagan, aurvayor, was directed la locale properties for New Manager Of Truck And Tractor Co. Likes Sanford Club AHHembly Is Held By Rotarlans Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack lea. Before learlag aa year ra- N A T IV IT Y SCENE Klwanla1 contributors toward securing the Nativity Scene, a representation of the birth of Chrlat, which will D» put up in the Band Shell at Christmas time, Included Robert Brown and Dr. IL W. Rucker, In addition to donors mentioned In a previous ait let* am) Including practically the entire club membership. Th* ebb denoted f€0 for tb* project. w*r« made by tha governor for the Improvement of' attendance and for tha developiaglt of community project*. Among those present were Wal­ ter Haynes, Roy Hollsr, Jams* L. Inglsy, B. L. Parkins, J r„ Jack IlAiIgSA, Dr. A * )W . Epps, Jr., Jsmsa llnltoclswi; Andrew Stine, W, E. Kader, R. E. True, Clarence Redding. R, A. Newman, S o n y Powell, Dr. C. U j Persons. Henry is sn si& s -& r'tiaun" i i i ’>*.(1 Vets And Accept Baruch Award this purpose. A L Y KAHN T O BEE RITA NEW YORK kll - Prince Aly Kahn savs he plans to see his estranged wife, Film Star Rita Hayworth, and tbsir daughter, Yaatnin, soma time daring his three-wssk visit In this country. But tha Moslem prince, who ar­ rived Monday on the liner queen Elizabeth, declined to say whether ha hopes to affect a reconciliation with bis wife. 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In* I'niiitiny ut it hiimimr nf ulbur ll, M r I 'n r l i i i «nlil “ u n " mill l l m l l> .. o 1(it nf Ma '*’•* hava hiki* fnihl Iinmt’i ulreudy t*un Ou*V w m i j t l b n v i " l* r i (ii o f m> n n- ' m i m i i M u T m n i <>i ■1. 11111*, I i h g v i i ,t 1 il- 1. 1'• 1* I 'n il II J ' h l H W i l l Mink*' I III- I n i n l I n ui In I In i hildrail HlnnTitl. Mr Kvitn* “Hiil, "W r'rp II I |j JI III Furl ln*r ti'Mlimmy rt'ViTili'il t hul J "hl laii \I . *mt 1111ij111 r1*I herI4I XUlllflUil* * uu! V, and nut 1*•11111Ar On wurltl un fIrt* by hijttv Im nun I d iirnr, ml cen fin ll. ibt* wnv mum* Mr V' ii it i it arnvi'il in Saiifard In tl-nminv ' Vn*h i mi, nm t .*f On* Ntail1 I I (‘(’lltlll ii i I\ I *» tin All *»f make hl» nuilil nil May lb, lllfil, 'L of these beitiU till f ll 11S' l *It*' -I bAtnnfinl lu111•I tlm I hi* fiMihtl $I,'JIH.!I0 hi On at ■i t Ill's •• *i* > V |»I‘ YA 4' I'll I * lu fl Will tli* hit ill ut ih.ti ilu- County i(ii \i fill'll’ ili’jmi 11111*111 iin «umt, lugs 111ll t til1 Mu' Smifultl f Mill t'u., Atill Ml*- II..,itt. i i,>t l.ti l nt' > ■>1 Inin that, I nf pfoplr vie “ Thai'* t * «iiiltlilir«( ilu I*ii Mr f ii it f f li4 * * i in I h i* * inu 11 • »1 1 i< 9 I hi* hiiiM t.t, !' t.|rir I"nil i.]"-ii, that, Vnd you (‘imhln’l 1VHIII, t"l IIII1 will I >a• Jti\VT|i.| lit Mil* b'Vi'l uf 11, , , ,1 I i 11,-U Ii 1 Ilf children drive th" tntipla thtfn* ii way Mi. ii * tf ill M u* u t!.uu* iuiiMc i,,i , i I , Us • l j< 1" now. Ire from Lake Mary witli a "hut I Id i )■v I'Mih*’. 4*iiififm!•v Iiiuniir'i , i.ic,i in,, l-xof .i I I i. ii' hitvo gun." i- idiilmlng t" in lull 1 I I noil win I h i,,,,,, t.il.ing , ii " i need* of Hhiuvimr us tin' immt"'rs »f nl in " paekioc miicl'inery, ninl , i,,i | , iiii, iiul""it Gie county, pumped in wlilli* rand licarhc* i 4 .ui 1 1 ii isrut Hu I*i I TYiM i,Tiil 1" predict.si t tint the new nruutid the lake, lhi> m-nl Sltl.ltlttl i '"s " lli," rv r III" "ill i,"l much lo mud'-i" Imtm-s that lotik dawn mi till I* jll’l'l the lake from nmiiiig tin- pines, fuiuh f" nu’i't Iho and Gie stridehes of woodlands, filled with gunvH and persimmon MADISON i.fx Fruticix I in •.( nl. d tluiiiirh re venue from ax well ns pine trees, Mr Evans Itrlghum, tut, died ni u itourt attuck I'liui I-.Il nuiclmii'x. hi- added. spoke w Mil unilcrslNIidxhle pride hero Moiutriy Just nni< duv nflm f AM I* ( IIAM M K, Ark. f .M|i>* and r ii I Inis lus 111 of llie future of ho wax oli'clcd statu American cin] i Ui« r 4'uiii(t]i'f111jpf |tl wpt'k'i Fln'r * imu-hitie-. have h> eu plnci'd, I tu ""g Ii il") courtesy of tmtrLake Mary. Legion commander h i u f I j i m i n j * w i t h M»4» Ti M i A n n , hi" i in many l"<‘al ,tines. Over M) new homes have been llrii.'tiuni, Winter Haven eltriu iui tl lh\ i-titin, |M .hthii ll llnwnnl I i ii Htxtiict I'.nvi'itH.r Henry tillill ill (tie community in (lie grower und for 12 yearn Minerin •»f Hfinfnr.l, Ini' hern fraliRfi'i r*t| Witt tnld ,,f hn recent meetlasl year. Ilenco (he Inrrcxslng lendenl of Folk <'minty '.clmol,. fti i h e H I I M X i i h n n n * I n l f i i i h v D l .de n ith "tin t ri'c- itilv elected and progresslv** population of llie riled In tliu ollin ol Dr A 4 VlMuM At Fort If unit, 1*’K dull ici gnvtniurti m Miami where town is reflected lu h vigorous Hurrison, Sltcriff Simeon II Matin' I h u l l i h T I d s I t u n u f 4li it v' w i M i t h r and active civic life resulting ill said, where ho hail slapped and fit h A , iiini cil. hi* ti’iii m i l tho htin It1 tiie l.uuys tutu cmiwmliun Will he held next May Pinna Include such projects us llie beautiful Lake enmplalm'd ol not feeling well |iriiu'i|tli'n nf suhlii'rliiK. lit* will Murv llntlilng Paik on tile shore llrlgtinm wax till Itix way lionie i m i w h v i 'I vh ftirlhrr instruction iuii nits, bextitv contests and a of Crystal Lake. Irom the Legion convention in Tal ............. ....................Irmnln^ ........ r wiiiuh will taud trip tu Hnvnmi where those niiti |M'i*if»li/»tl Covering three acres the purl, lahasseu wlikli ended Sunday afler |..... i,f’v id'iV, t,,,' xpecifiTduGc* wifi atteodillK will he guests of the llal .111.1 t.hnis club, he Ml hi. wax made possible through tho numing him commander tn ’ 11»*w unit I< i Rsmiian, new president. financial conli ihittlons of local lie wax also nil oHIdal of tint 1 vr mn uf M n Aimi*’ | tut, Sanford Atliintlc National citizens and the dredge donated Elnrunce Citrus Growers Aasociu It lluwaril of .Milford, wm a h U|,l , wan introiiucetl ai n truest hy Alfred Inman, Jr., Orlando lion fur many yenrx and held a farmei before enlertiig the service | l)y Ull>. Wrlglit, and was welcontractor, who filled In a 200 number of civic positions In Winter cmed ti)' lack Morrison, presidfoot bathing beach, Haven. Ucfore hemming legion i iiivt Lion officer. Thu Utter an* The vigorous Luke Mary Cham­ Commander, he hud been \tuto ftUAlM VlH IKEH K IL L E D [ mun.'ci! thnt Secretary J. Hatiili* ber of Commerce, backed by judge advocate, district command ........... „ . i '"ti Itishue, had gone lo Stark* to aoino 10U members, lx another er and hud lipid almost every of W M A IH T lH K A '.n — General | fl>r ttxo Legion Junior Haaerr fleet Ion of the active Interest fire of thi' Winter Haven post. Kinnrd. 'dale road dcnartnicul ....n of the citizens of Lake Mary in Frank J. Kalsnne, whom Hrig worker of hero, was killed Monday | the welfare of Hie community. ham succeeded us state command wlicn u car struck a portable rain The work of the (-handier In­ er, said he believed by laws pro sin tier off Slab' Komi 70 a mile i'lodes the community beautifica­ vldctl for him to cull an exoculive and a half north of here tion program which (incompasaeu commit leu meeting lo pick a now H irz Klnurd was uUmt ju years old nine bxautlfiil one acre parks in commander but said ho would have •CARSDN C IT Y " Three oilier road deiisrtment addition to the bathing park. Tho tu study th* by laws, adopted ut workers in llie shelter at the time t .14 3:30 6:25 - 7:20 0:15 chamber lias also been active in the recent convention, before hoiug were seriously In hired and taken M O V IE L AN D efforts to isctir* a airtight, hard- sure uf the exact proceudr*. to a hospital In Port St. Joe They "D O U B L E D Y N A M IT E " paved road from Lake Mary to Reside 1 his widow, Hrifihani is are f . 0 Dues, U H. Estrego 7:35, Feature 3:02— Hanfurd. survived by two married daughters and Lonnie Morris, all of Wewa Last cumplotc show 0:22. A recent new feature of com­ Mm. George Hardy Jr., Wlnler hilchka. ’ munity life I* the many attrac- Haven, and Mrs. Frank E. Bryant, Highway I'alrolmnn C W Saun­ PRAIRIE LAKE Ivs signs which proclaim on every Behring, and a sister, Miss Dorcas ders sold he had charged George Underwood, Kelly Field, Tex., driv­ road, Ian*, or highway leading Brigham, Northampton, Mass. "Lovely To Look A t" Funeral plan* have not yet bean er of the car, with driving while into the town, "Lake Mary City 7:45 • 0:30 - 10:30 intoxicated. announced. Limits." New (oinniiiuder Of Florida Legion Dies On Way Home IM. .Iiiliii B. Howard Is Now lii Airhonu...... . "f ''T,lr‘" l"'" Ahtvie 'rime Table i iAUtjYi r ..................... /r , • h) i. - « ( ' : . 4 it Ml Vuuorliiieil P.- usm l.citsed II ire Ministers Say Robert S. Brown Jeffries Report Named Chairman Given In Full Of Planning Board!;; he for lilt* IL' public goo,I if the files Aug. Id ut 7i3(l iiVhick ut the of the Fit were liihde puldl TillI wer ('ilV Hull, ut whieh time more Roy Scout* of troop* 14 arid 116 T lmlr leltei In full I* as follows: plan* relating to the growth of were honored by th" nicxcntnlinn Editor, Hunford will tie discussed. of award* xml merit bailee* at » Hanford Herald, A mei'llng of the City /onlng Couit of llnpnr for the .Seminole Sanford, Fla. Hoard was held at 7:M() o'clock District, held Inst night at the Dear Mr. 1leani and two lots were resoned First Presbyterian Church. "We do not rare In prolong >i horn residential to commercial. The inspection was held at 7:10 discussion nor do we rare to get These are located on East Heen.m. and Dixtrirt Commissioner Into any argument ahnut the Jef­ •■nd Klreel east iif the Vincent Bob IJppincott declared Troop 145 frie* survey. Hut ive Jo feel that Men food Market, pet Imp* we ought to state n posi­ the winner. Member* of the Zoning Hoard At the Court of Honor, wlileb tion. We aie speaking ns tmim ere Edward F. Lain-, Frank Ash­ who were on llie advisory com­ down, II. Janies Got, Robert wai opened at S:0O o'clock, second claia award* were presented by mittee ami hence we do know Brown and .1. Rralley Odhsm. All something of yvhut we me talk­ W. W. Lyre to Rotter Jim Inez, five hulntig to the Hanning Hoard Jam«n Pearson, Randall KoIJiln*, ing about. And fuitlier, a* three which also Includes Roy Rrltt, lealdeuts uf Hailford und three of Dick Rountree and Berry St. John, A, L. Collin*, Al Lee and John all of Troop SMB. Teddy Walker of the ministers here for u long Henknrik. All were present la*l night with tho iWreptlon of Mr. lha same troop outlined the first l l ' o a a l l r i H t U O o 1 **1 . Henknrik. class requirement*. Following the meeting with the Merit lodges were presented to I'lnnning Hoard, the City Com­ the following hoya of Troop 145: mission granted permission to George Faris, Bntce Hold. Allan City Manager Thomas Iwnmn to Mgffett, Robert Mitchell, Maurice go to Atlanta today to ronsult Phillips, Randall Rohhlns, Sidney with officials of the Federal Home Vlhlen and Teddy Walker. mid Hulislhg Administration re­ Allan Maffett. Troop SUB, led garding the securing of federal the Pledge of Alletrlance to the asslstanra for th* proposed Han­ Flag, and Sidney Vlhlon Jr., of "This Is the flrsl place | have ford sewerage program. the eamp troop explained the re­ Already In Atlanta Is Robert quirement* for becoming n tender, lived ivlmre I have been trialed foot scout, Tom Wyatt, Troop 14, with so much courtesy hy every­ Angas, engineer who recently outlind second elnsa scout require, body," said Raymond C. Hchnllt, completed a survey of the sewer­ neyv manager of the Fcmlnolo age system here, who will also ments, meet with Mr, Lemon and the Tim Crawfortf presented the Truck and Tractor Company on federal official!, Mr. Lemon charter of Troop 948 to the Rev. French Avenue, who arrived here stated that he will return tonight. A, 0, Mclnnl* as the representa­ recently. At the Planing Rotrd meeting Mr. HcliolU Is n native of Readtive of the sponsor, the Pr«*hywith the Commission, Mr. flut sugtarian Church. The Utter, In turn, lug. I’n.. where he has been con­ gested that this board he allowed charged Sidney Vlhlen, scoutmast­ nected with the International Har­ to approve new subdivision mops, er, with the duties of keeping the vester Company since to il, liefaro prior to action by the Commis­ boys af the troop Informed of the which he wa* with tint farm de­ sion. This suggestion was favored partment of Hrnrs-Roeluick. high Ideals of scouting. He makes hi* home wltk hi* wife hy the commissioners. Frank Caldwall, field executive, on Orange Avenue and believes Among the problems discussed P served as master of ceremonies that Hanford has great opportu­ was as th* the growth gr xouthward of the and Randall Robhlna as Court of nities for growth and development City, ana tha possibility Ktsslblllty of es Honor serlbo. Benediction waa ill the near future. (CuaftMMee da Pass Twe) pronounced by tho Roy. Mclunli. The Hchollxes have three grown children. ■ son and daughter still In Reading and a daughter living In Orlando. They have eight grandchildren, Mr. ficholtx’s concern deal* In Committee report* were mad* to grove and farm equipment of all t i t matter haw far away District Governor Kenneth Wacker sort*, motor truck*, semi-trailer*, Data home yao may g . an yeerefrigeration units, dusters, pump*, at tha Rotary Club assembly held raeatlen you ran raadllr rnteb grov* and farm tractors, dlssel al tha Anchor Inn last night with up on Ik* home lawn newi by 10 officer*, committee chairman or c-pdtag the Hanford Harsh1 •nHnes and power units. their representatives present, He II assisted hy an able and when yon retain. Yen can ar­ Mr, Wacker commended the experienced »U ff Including «*!«»* committee* for their work and the range with yaw carrier hey, ar man Kenneth Gustafson, Mrs. ft•.Tel? threagh Charlie Merrlaae. elrcnMary Simpson, and Cyril limner, club for Its plan* for th4 remain­ Ullna messier, by teUpkoalng shop foreman, and Hill Toeva, der of the year, President Bob llarrli reported today, Buggeations parts department manager. while yoa are away, ta ha da yew hama la aae I9S2 Pensacola Jet State To Act Ike Will Address Pilot Is Hero In Correcting Landing Plane Water Level Of Foreign W ars All Aboard 2-Engine Aircraft, Including 2 T e e n -a g e Boys, Die In200-Foot Dive All ahoard mere killed. They were the pilot, Capt. Hubert K Smith. 2», Miami; John Norman Goodman, 26, co pilot, formerly of Vlncenne*. Ind.j Thomas Slaugh tar, 15, and hi* brother,'Glenn, 13. Ortlndo. Smith end Goodman are pilot* for Resort Air Line*, Inc.. Miami Tb# boys warn lha suns another Resort Air Lina* pilot, Capt Dixie Walker. Goodman'* brother, nanny Good man, Is personnel director for the chartrr airline. The coincidence of name* al first caused an errone­ ous report that Goodman was the brother of the Orchestra Leader Benny Goodman. The plane was the personal property of It. Paul Weesm-r. pres Ident of Resort Airline*. Inc , a nnn-arhednled line operating out of Miami. It was being flown here altar overhauling at lluihunk, Cal., with a slop al San Antonio, Tex Upor approaching Miami ut It: 21 p. m EST, Smith radioed the field's control lower that ha had no aileron control, whlrli govern.* the ascent and descent of plane* Witnesses said the plane came over the field 20 minute* later, swooped In for a landing, then loomed up several hundred feel before it/plunged to earth, nose first. PI re fighting equipment was al tb* scene and the flame* were quickly extinguished Airport Au­ thorities said all four occupants died an impact. The plane over­ turned on striking the ground. Smith wa* president uf All American Airways, Inc,, also a charter line operating out of Ml ami, A spokesman h r Resort Air lines said the two boy* were picked Up In San Antonin and were strp son* of Capt. Dixie Walker, a Re sort Airlines pilot TUESDAY. AUGUST I ^ux*m-a4l n. WJ r •««4a... ’ r t . ... - . t i, .. -j t ' . i c 'isW '3vAjlJk wL. iiVflEf*.'Uf. . U.. _L. — '-: — .sV.-i, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1952 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 04, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a3ebadb9eca5d0ff2b12a16eaae3fd32.pdf 787722d98eb49734687f191bede6e3d7 PDF Text Text DR. II. K. HINii Itural Common Senmu DR. II. McLAULIN OPTOMETRIST C lIlim P K A C T O II I'lea-e rail for appointment Phone 1752 —«7 Ifl 11.1 M^gnulla tty S I T U S JOHNSON Florida's rural pimple are health* ier now than ever befnre, thank* to research, education, and the earn, est efforts of farm folks themselves. .Medical research has brought out more effective medicine* and effieli nt treatment* for numerous hu. mail ailments, nutrition lesrarch has revealed food requirement* for good health, specialist* and other* working with rural people have sites.e,l good nutrition and disease pre vent Ion, und farm people have applied the things they have learned about good health to them­ selves and their families. Hum) people have benefited from such new medicine* a* the antibi­ otic*, tin* same a* people In the cities, arid many have recovered from ailment* iriireh more rapidly Phone 111 flrttfo n * MCTOftr-MITffOO NEW TREADS diet*, TOR HANFORD HERALD Rut*! boys arid girts arc health, I’ege 10 Thursday, July 31, 1933 ter, fur they learn nt an early agt of the Importance of kuoJ health, and organisations such aa the 4-11 club* emphasise good health. CHIROPRACTOR The notable improvement* In the HOURS 9 to 1E—2 to 5 heAlth of Florida’* farm people in recent year* are indeed gratifying MS Atlantic Bank Bulldtaa but *ome familiee atlll have not t'hona 7M taken advantage of the opportunltie* offered for health improve, ment. They owe* It to thcmselve* and other* to etrive for good health, to learn a * much a* they O PTO M ETR IST ran about good health rrouireE Y E S E X A M IN ED innflts, and to apply the things they learn to their own lives. Un­ C L A S S E S F IT T E D healthy folk* can’t produce good lift Sooth Palmetto Artntt* crop*, and they can't be a* happy a. healthy people. DR. L. T. DOSS problem in many sections, but rountry people now know that proper sewage disposal is a power­ ful weapon ngulnst it nml they ac­ cordingly have constructed snnitnry privies or indoor facilities to pro­ tect themselves. Once peilagru pellagra was a serious problem, Irill farm people have reI...... !...... . .' Incidence . . - . minor < tlured. its to pro. the portion* through Iapplying . . *," thing* they hove learned from home demonstration agent* and other* about adequate, halancei! DR. C. L. PERSONS To Shine If You Take > S ftffttd rd IN AIL SIZES Warner’s Gulf Service Station •TARE W ILL SA V E VOUK CAIt * rim Find nod Sanford Phone 9191 D O IJM IL L 4 T & A N D E R S O N Walgreen Agency Drugstore “On The Corner By The Clock1 OZARK IK I f To tritro UH-PiSHHY I Uf TIMS ASM ano wtNMinft V aunt Ant / itt •.comma { posit ion/ ASS l SNBAfi INTO SSCONO , ■Jlls lIMt-A HOHNOIO GOSS From HH* t to mmo on L ON TH t)TANS } i* a u T<J CCNTfft.,. 1 THROWf / OWLYONCOOWN | in n r m r of L, >, IMHUGH—AMD . LOOK WHOS COMING UPf h*h n s aoHHA ft as a fit al 4 * ptCAsutte 7 k : w aore fh 'J K. OSAUK H/O vr a w e HASS TO IjS 50c Phillips Magnesia ... $1.00 Lavoris................. 40c Carters Pills........... $1.50 Amphojel............. $1.50 SSS Tonic ........... 15c Castorla...... 75c Anacin ...... 25c Feenamint . 00c Alka Seltzer $1.25 Pctrogninr. Your Car Worries to See s t o r e s itn r. k , ONC AH ■ r HfN |> fit.ACM/ a sm /t IJse HERALD WANT ADS Fur UeflulU FLASH GORDON nntf IiI.h inlvcnlnre* In ttpit* YOU' WHY MAVl! you , UEUCKTCD MET i By n a n Harry / COME, WOMAN ’ IP *OJ . peaceably wr. V SMALL IIAVK to 1ft X Puu. y o u ! -/ U '1’ KCEP IOW, «AV ' THAT MUST J t»B. TMBIK ViUAiSC AHEAP' * WO VE HOT TO «e5Cl)E MABLA tterowe THEY y'.fi T TO IT* I Will not walk l* WE HEAP 6 TVAI6 MT ACB095 COUNT* Y, l THINK WE CAN HEAP THEM OPP/ ,— ' PHONE 148 Ry F ruit S t r i k e r LIC H TU D V.’.W X W IN H O T E LA -> 15 V M tU : M S S . T WOTTED S T A Y F'I»T RJOOH, EH? I KCW SHE’LL Tiioati owoia p wtt makb m m y * W B C HRED /f & O O p TARGETS IN AT U S ! MOatLlGttT/ r GVE 113 A DEOCWPnON OF TUE WLLER. DEPUTY WENT/ WHAT is GO MG rCUOOKO.MAM! COMING TO -t 171 KILL'TtXll THE HANFORD HERALD WRLAKA Apartment*. 114 W First Street. Phono 490-W. THREE bedroom furnished house. Jimmy Cowan. Phone (lift. A1ICKKY MOIJ8B rYOU USB THE Wi n d o w s t o OET IN.,. ANO v--- > ' THH POOH V >/ uf* TO LOOK J J J r o u t o p i t*7 tiA d m i YOLiB AVAJffGTY 10 b v b -t y t h i n o WACKWAaPii , IN YUUS Jl1 V N O W YDURH O B T T iN J I T .. Toltphoaftto 38 — 1247 i m u ju j J fu n d MB S— p la sh / w h ese a r e CO ANSWER: When the Sale Prke and the Every Day Price Are the Same For Instance, These Are Our Every Day Prices Ami It Will Continue T ir* $ to n * DRUG W hen Is A S a le N o t A S a le ? The Sun Shines Bright! d o N tf^ fii M*** T0UCHT0N A N D YOU TAC K THB B U * O N _ THB C BILIN 9? B y P a u l Hoblnao. V«WV PdACTlCAiT O O .,,1 rT HBLP£t K8 B P T W S KAiNOUt! NEW Five Room Hou*o with electric kltrhcn, Located on Golden Lake. Available August 1st,. Mrs. Joseph Terlap. Ph. 829-M. NEW Garage Apt. with electric kitchen, Located on Golden Lake. Available Aug. l»t. Mr*. Joseph Terlap. Ph. H20-M. ________ FURN1HHED garage apt, 1493lii West First Street. Adults only. Homes fur the discriminating at Wynnewuud. Landscaped lots. Choice uf plansmasonrv or frame construction. All-electric kitchens, range, refrigerator, water hunter; space heater; ceramic tile bath, Venetian blind*; city utilities. A sensible $9999. .Small down payment*. Located north of Geneva A East of Mellonvllle In Sanford Phono II I I-It. New 2-hedroom home. Landscnpod nice location. Box N, Herald. 2 bedroom upstairs apt. One child. 420 Carpenter, Orange City, B E K T L K U A ll.K Y —J Cunning peaches 1020 W. 2Gth St. 12.26 bushel, bring containers. HOLLYWOOD Red Special - The licit For I,*** • Only 160.06. .Complete with plastic headboard. Telephone 1426. The Furniture Center, lift We*t let. ID— tlmdnra* Opportunitlf* — It) OWN A WESTERN SOCIATE STORE! nltl* auto supnllrs, cycles, electrical spurting good*, etc. AUTO AS­ Sell profitradios, bi­ appliances, Like over 2000 owner* of Western Auto Assoelste Store* you can capitalise on Wsstsrn Auto’* TUXEDO FEEDS. Complete line imtion-wldo consumer accept­ Hunt’* Tuxedo Feed Store. ance for value-giving. No ex* perience needed — we train JALOUSIES—The modern, Kcoyou. Minimum caeh capital of nmnical way of converting (Kirch 10360 needed. Write u* for In­ or breeieway to another cool formation. WESTERN AUTO room. For Free Estimate*, tele­ SUPPLY COMPANY. OSD Kail phone 1426. The Furniture Cen­ 23rd Street, acksonvllle, Flor­ ter, til) West Flrat. ida.__________________________ PEAT. Hushel or truck load, 600 Maple, phone 1290. 13— SPECIAL SERVICES —11 Portable wood Colonial Styla manCARPENTER WORK t |a with book ease*. Urand new. For ” quick repair Job*, or amaU Price $96.09. Call tIHK-J. Come building, Call Jim 1142-M-4, to 1010 West 12th Street. PLUMDINH TRAVERSE Extenelun Itod*—2ft" Cuntrnct and repair work. Free tu 1HO”. Senkarik (lias* and estimate*. R. L. Harvey. 204 Paint Co. Sanford Ave. Phone 182ft. ATTENTION i Defense Worker*— Navy Perm mini: Sue your dicani home ill Phillip* Terrace. Modern, concrete block 2 & 3 bedroom home*, (J-K kitchens, Space Si Wnter Heater*, Vene­ tian blind*, landscaped lot*. Price* begin lit $7776, Down IiaytnenU a* low a* $626. ALL T Y PE S Uullduxer worn, Phillip* Terrace, (lenrvn Ave,, lteusunublu R a te *- Free Esti­ cast uf Sanford Ave., Sanford, mate*. Spreader Service, Lima Phone :i II-It. and Dolomite and Fertiliser. Konmore Electric Sewing Klachino, Console Cabinet, practically Phoaa • Carpenter It Gracty. 4 room, lintti house; fireplace, 1398-M or 86S-J, 1 new. Turn Meredith Phone 1061. corner lot, nice shade trees, Plumbing A Suj Close to downtown. $.1*190 USED Electric refrigerator, bar­ Contracting A fl gain at $ft0.60. Fla. Home □*■ Strout Realty, V. L. Hart, A«*u. W. J. King ijp ti Soutl elate, 2123 mange Ave. Tel. Phone 60 01H-M. MAGIC CHEF (la* Range, good condition. A good buy at |49.60. LAWN MOWERS iharpanad. Bi­ ARTICLES FOR HALE —i cycle* repaired. Shuman’s, 110 Fla. Home Ga* Co. e . 4th at. PIANOS — New and used. Term* — Trade - Ina. Kader’a Plano NEW FLOORS surfaced to Mrfection. Old floora mad* Ilk* Store, 1299 Myrtle Avenue. Ph. n*w. Finishing, cleaning A wak­ 12U8-W. ing, alio portable sower plant, USED Kenmore Portable Washer, Serving Seminole County stows Phone 616-W, or R o m Court, 1926. H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary. Apt. 1. CABINETS Formica tops. C. Vail OIL FURNACES—Hy Kre*ky. Hotpolnt stove; GE Refrigerator. Woodworking. 612 Sanford A n . Wall, Flour ami Fireplace. Good condition. Ph. IBID. Phono 609-W to 1463-J. M. G. HODGKH 403 W. 1st HI. Phone 136 1 oak wardrobe, plmne 1018-J U-SAN-0 Guarantee* mothproof. Ing, Delivery Sert^M plue InFOOT LOCKERS—All mstal on aured garment protection a n wood construction. Bsst valua In all free at Philips Colonial Central Florida, $9.96 all taxsa Cleaners. 110 Palmetto, Ttloincluded. Sanford Jswalry and FOR RENT— Furnished apt. Park Ave. near downtown. Three rooms plus Murphy Inner-dour. Large hath. Screened front GOAT MILK porch and garage. Only $67.60 K. I). Priest. Boulh Sanford Avs. per month. Phone 1311-R-2. Phone 719-W-ll. j ARTICLES FOR SALK Free - Free - Free Buffer Rental with Purchase of Pasts Wax ARTICLES WANTED PAINTING • Interior or exterior. Spray or brush. Ph. W. R. Khan, 7177 Orlando collset. r ■mmmm W* buy, ssll A trade used t>WWWwa*i*awMM * furniture. WIUon Maler Furn­ READY Mix concrsta. Banfotd Stone Tower Industrie*. Phoaa iture Co. a il E. 1st. Phono 96ft. 1200. BATTERY, Generator or 8(af$4» Servlet. Call 617, Swaln’e Bat­ tery Service. Sanford Avsnua HUTCHIBON Ocesn Front ApU. 889 South Atlantic Ave., Day­ tona Beach. Available August 17 through Sept. Ph. Sanford GRASS Square Ruga • Bamboo 16A4-J. L. L. SILL—Plano Technician. Blinds'fur porch or brtaxeway. Phoje dll-W. Route 1, Banbedroom huuee. Furnished, Beauty, economy and endurance ford. - Telephone 1426, The Furniture Phono 16W-W. Center, lift West First SDest. u h l a n DO Morning Sentinel. Or2 bedroom new houee. 4QD Colonial QUICK money for men and wom­ Undo Evening Btar. Call Balph Way. CHESTS of Drawers— All 81m s . en full or spare time — Book­ Bay, 1116-J. Finished or unfinished. Reason­ ing orders for Scotchlite name Modern Apt, 60U Park Avenue. ably priced. Compare our prices la tea that shine at nits for EVERYTHING for tha bulldar! • then buy. Budget Terms. The ip on rural mall boxes. Also Sanford Stone Tower Industries. Furniture Center, HQ West house numbers and door plats*. Ph. 1290. First. Phone 1428, Hotter than a fire cracker. PermaMM Sign Co., 8004 1st Apartment - 4 room" and bath, Avs. So., Minneapolis, Mian. furnished. $60. Phone 401-W. MAN WITH Car for Bawlelgh Business In site of BanfertL WALLPAPER: Largest ssleftilon Many Florida Doalsra classify­ In Central . Florida. Orlande ing $0000 lo $7000 yearly. Buy on credit. Pay aa you m u . Also Clean, 8 room, upstairs furnished otbor lovalltleo available. Write apt. Private hatkl private en­ JUwlelfh’e Dept. FAH-440-210, trance. $06 per month. 607 Park. Memphis, Team._______________ ■unnee Cabinet maker. Apply WaUls 16.W E XTTA KETT 3PLB WILL P O I N T * OUr.'-*7HBKC OOBB ■A7WBB O f TMW Y-S INMOW RNOAOBD/N irriy BitiNS tMTHEBtO UTHB R A P B W I-O N T CONE O M ,“ S . MARCH .'f — IXL I m b l p vou rio o r I E K PO«HIMM 20,00 20.00 29.0(t --- -------- Jft.LA m* iH w V M 1 .,1 .4 ,-. l ‘'*.1 •r . - ^ ^ \ \ j\ y , �3 I F Y O U D O N 'T TIIL WF.AUIrH tMaivt four Souford Herald. City Delivery, by 7:00 P, M., ptrara roll K fu r a lh YELLOW CAB HI I Rent-rally fa ir and continued rath e r w arm ttirourh S atu rd a y ex­ cept for u g lily ’ Cultured showers how er Ka--I t'o j- t and K e y s W ide­ ly scattered ! \ a l’ eriuxm thun­ dershow er- '-I ewhi ■ AN IXOKPKNHEM' DAILY NKWSPAPljH HANFORD, Court Rules NegrotsCan’t Attend UOJF FLORIDA 'Thai ha'"Inland! In stand on the contention that In order lo receive the full political rights guaranteed him by the Federal Constitution he must ’ be admitted to the Uni­ versity of Florida Law School maintained under the Constitution of Florida exclusively for cltliens of the white race even though lucre Is In existence in the stale a tax supported law school which is trawllHH#<l on ra w * T h i r d Registration ItookH For Coming Election Opened At C. Of C. ft The registration hooks for Sent* Inote- County opened this morning , nil C am ber of Commerce building for the purpose of registaring those who wish to vote In the general election In November, 11 W,V ■ "nu"»ced today |,v Mrs. Camilla D. lirtu-e, ftopervlsor of Registration. Mrs Bruce stated, however, that only those who have not previously registered since the re-registration In i960 need to register for the coming election, Since Seminole County hnn Installed the perma­ nent registration system, It is not necessary to register again unless a change has lieen made in the voter's registration status. All llmse who have changed their name, moved to a different precinct, purchased or sold property, thereby affecting their free­ holder status, are required by law, she laid, to appear at the registra­ tion office and have such change properly recorded upon the hooka. In order to he eligible to vote a person most he 31 years of age, a resident of the Rlatn of Florida for one year and of Remlnole County for six months and lie a rltlren nf the United Slates. The hooks will be open Monday through Friday from 0:00 a.m, to ltiOO. noon and from 3:110 to BtOO P,m. and on Saturday from U:00 a.m. to 18:041 noon through Satur­ day, Oct. 4. Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack No matter how far away tram home you may to on yoefMatlon you eon readily catch Up ou the home town news by ■w-dlut the Bsnford Hera*'* whan you return. Yuu can orruufe with yeur earrtar buy, or i|h Charlto Morrleou, d m J maooeer. hr tetephentuR In havo your ro n ta r k ha Herald eared for ra are away, In I I tu your h *M Is mm •pM 7"Ef TVViVa (■ no ejtes e weekly OUheertutM r t t - wRI eoll'le »R cefntar m V t l k » n to thte addRIonal eeryBefore leurtut on your **• dmoW ratify WHIll MICHANICI keep their f-tU |et rigt.l, ....... .tv u, the Ua,kiii.mn.l, three idiot- (I t„ r ) 1.1 F IWatson. 1.1 John Fagan, amt Id, John l' t'.r, > i .ml ,. .on t„ i I., oil , tumid wm.l I , te. -nrd ot more “llyll.g ghosts’' lu the Vicinity, 'i lie IIW-II Ml .,( an -iryull In Dr lew .nr. not Iik, 1 .1 [ mu IIn u.illou ’» iapll.lt, where ndarxcope* have teen picking up um-gi-s of tti.ing,- otiject* ’ in the »htn (I >1, imiliunulj State Sheriffs U nder Mellon, Rockefeller Use Guns On Voters e -*•1 bishop lir.insromh ( )| i*\ji 1 l»y EDWARD K. Hint Alt WASHINGTON ih — Tlie word from Moscow Is thid Wall Street has taken over the "'lYiitiessi-.- jhi lllleal maetilue" and is putting up Ihc money to buy guvernors, may­ ors and congress men A Soviet version of Tennessee ilica given In a Moscow imlm i.ideaM recorded liy I lulled States official iminllors said that Memphis Boss Ed Crump nine tin, whidib-ihow for Ihc Mellons and a rear. Alt Methodist llUluq, J-itlii linin' coiuh uf Florid t an-1 Culm will npnilli at (lie I I dni ,n ,v morning at the 1 ,, > \ l . ’ i,„ ill> 11 In (Tun, i> li- 1 1 1 paslui of Melt....... . i-in , 1 Tuitio n m i,| I hlniniii r o ily |-iinr,l-l Mill'll t Hall mini i- .Mi l I■>,<I Change 01 iii 1j t 11 II, 1 . 1, 1 , ,. • . Lotion IIeacl(|Uiirt(Ts To Orlando Suv^oslod P art E lig ib le k’ c l i c l id ., Iiim a d ii, also I ,d > drought M'c i -ii s lid e , and largw J Jil'C.'l I In- iti-1>11lllll'Ol said M i l l i-Mii-rin ii • -ivtl week wilh. Youiitf America Picks M Winners N .n iu ii.il NOTARY LUNCHEON District Governor Kenneth W«c ker will be the principal speaker at tha Rotary Club luncheon Monday. Tha ctublnssembly will be held Monday night at the Anchor Inn. Frcsldant Bob Hanrls announced today- ill \uV ('lllb lT , lUlf M*M il 4Tlt(l 711itf* l' III IM H u Hrl i \|U * ♦i| Hi kf VD’ki ill i| Hb ' Mil Ii* h i b \\> K IlHlD) ||js Ill'll «l P l’|IM ■I if U‘ i 11 i l i l i .*11 f.‘> I'utiiM it >■ t f. 11n i.$ Drum* i .it uii i«i • . i • t » j 11iTi % nf i*er* i »m • tciiM'iii in ft i ,iki ntion in til IV. Hu* * f til k t (f till" |)rmo* i ih . I* it tv iiMdi A tim ea!!* iii1 IIDI bt i k- i l i l i M Kiutu*) tbi' In D •pmiuti . 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M II p III, Mm nl t F le e Miyhu k\ ,\ n- ui i.i lion lihlav * ,i lll'tl i <onfereip v uf du et lot s .mil .it1nrne\ > hero nevl rim iv t a v fvi mT iih i mi an i*m;m i-i-i'ing In m '- I'tuiiiiiirnibifimi Ki ll F io rid .i I hh I i I ,i ;*/:» i n 111ii m dull.ii loll liin ip ikih i i i - -it tin- attorneys I lam ia I i iilili said Ii c al strateg y lias liven readied in (tie event Hie d im tors a iillm ri/e iis to go ahead " Hi- de vliiied in im lline li-iial plan-, now .VIv a n illin I're sid e n l Ira A Iln k hurt id llir |ia )Io n a lle m li t'tiam Iter ol roinm t-rvo q u eilio tied a hat lie rutted an iip |,a re u l readiness nl tile "la m e d tir k " W arren a d iiiilil' tra lin u to ie t v a ii'tru ctio n nl loll illp v rh lg lin a y s "Irre v o c a b ly imdei w ay " "W Ii.M ’s the in s ll ’ " III, U n i i uskeil Within indy a lew n in id h i. lin k h a il said a new m lm ln iitr almn u ill lake liv e r " I ilm iT helled- il son, tint H Ii muh ami I inwti r«l is w ithin tin- p im n iv e nl a lann (Im-k m h in n lid ru tin n ," lie added i" Juili'l. A. It IVleriou, J r . Red (’run- im pose ii projei-t of m ic I i inagm ili-iuster i litdi iniiii. wrpi aim, pre­ tune n j min the people id Fln m la It ic k iia il Is tin- n rg u ld ic r nl the sent. lissuclatinu w ldvli Is nppoieil to cnn.itrm-tiim id tn llp ikvs ami Mill spnkenly against construction ol even a free superhighw ay h rlm e It S I lias lieen I lanes tin- length of tin- F a st Coast Opinion In M elbnurne appeal oil to lie divided m ill F o ri F ie rc e " a . reported us "d e fin ite ly opposed ’ to the pin|Ki*ed turnpike West F u ln i lleneh o lln -i.ds wanted to know "w in d about Road 0 ? " Ilo ail II is a proposed I lane lilg tiw av for vvliieb the co im ly ha spent $2110,000 to ucqulre land lor u right id wuy Vero llcn e li n ffic ia ls anil ennle ad e rs were on record insisting that U S Iln d m n v I he hnproveii before em isiderulinn is given the new pm letT Fo rt Lau d erd ale w as h e a vily in fu v iir nf Ihe loll turnpike us were i l tiii(|n»ir«l (In I'tiiMi MK r r r i T’riiNtfCH Are Elected At ElkH Club Meet l»r. .1. (,'. Boyce, C. L. Redding, (lllll ,1. II. McNeill were elected tnndees ut the meeting of Ihe Hanford Elks laidge lust night l>r Hnyre was elected lo serve until IMS, Mr. Redding fur a term ending I0.M and Mr. McNeill for a term ending 1953. Ex a tied Ruler Earl lllggeiihnlh am, wltn presided, appointed a comnilltrc consisting of Jesse Ixidye, llert Ripley, R. H. Rillhitncr, and C. f<. Redding lo arrange for monthly birthday parties for mem­ bers who have birthdays during the inonllt. It wus atiimiiiircd that several candidate* will be initialed at next Thursday's meeting. A rehearsal of Ihe initiation will ire held by Ihe officers nf Ihe club at tha Elk* Home on Monday night al B; 0Q. ' rifn-PD 'l l lo lie " I ^liOi*Hie *ik 11 rllllH i .1 Ml J publl rupi i*si*fitH In , Im I' 11'(»., ib■brii’t ii * i li'v.iil.itor M" i * I* i «| •'-1 D DmviDl,, * M bil l *.--i— , —. ^. • •' ■" -Wr .-'Sr, t', M.-t.v I*«’ " * .mIv. i •l l -.l t> A Kk t&sirtl t • lb! k * * t ii tut.i I h imicratic ......... l ioil die I'uli -h le le iv c .1 V 'la lit i -I h n l id tliia li- il Im lll t In ....... . Vi a h u ll \m ei Ivans ap i-i a n d I tm p in .o led a lte r Ibe llliv t i> an I II Ii III' lllll Hwen and Pel. \ ,i Hi. tool plotesICll to II It IJll ell i i .1,11 V ill till* hn\iio: I e rIs I a t i i i M ill I III i l |i I l i a I lull III , lie lu ll France* and Mnry Dwight, pi-tured above with Mr, Rutla of 8 anIuikIo Spring*, will teach a Rid Cross course in Intermediate swimming nt the spring* beginning Monday. Aug, 4. ami lasting two week* on Monday*, Wednesdays, Thursday* and Friday* at 10:00 o'clock in the mnrninjr..Those Interested in taking the course should register by calling the lied Cro** at BO or by contacting the Banlando Spring* i $4-H vuti* 1111* I 1- 111-M «■r.111* X.ihuM.it VMiiimit* ti i iiii i hi.... pi o i am id semifinal M. in h .T* uf lit** Incnl I!•*«! C f*^ n In ( ‘ lia irm a p . 1 Vi h i >\\ ii t.i I I •! m i Di'iiiiu i »t Ib'l -' ibJjiMM lli'ta t a a a ll at kvil l i e in d n i gave I n n 'ii.i i thud ............ hi Ho id sm p iv ImiM ininciit I n In .i on m il al Ihe end id Kod < ross (irou|i Mwls With Fit*l(l Disusler A^eni O p in io n T e W p i a m ' l ’n l J e n i o ’s Rod Cross Swimming NEW ORLEANS Mi - Andrew Jackson Higgins,.ill, famed builder nf beach Tamllim craft during World War II, died today. Higgins died at 3 a. in. al Hotel Dieu. .Hervtcc.1 will tm held Katur day, - Ihe hour lo bn determined Higgins wna turn Aug. 28, Hk-id, al Columbus, Neb. He was the youngest of It) children of llie lute John Donegal Higgins and Annie Long O’Conor Higgins, In addition to hi* widow, surviv­ or* Include four son* and two daughters. They oro Edmond, Andraw Jr., Frank O and linlnml C. Higgins; and Mr*. Charles S. Dana, Tylor, Tex. and Mr*. Robert A Murphc Jf., Now Orleans p resses die see,mil hall while plovers and pcit. ilois hadlvd all over die dim i isi Miiudai ihe Uruguayan ie a in figured in niiollier riotous iindiri-ak diinlK wliivb Iteiercee \ in. oid l i i i i ll Non ark N .1 rain I >.im age to o ,1 I m'. i i i * « I* ion Imt I, IhIr-1,1- , I,--, Mini .1ml pi>1., 1 1 it l ill' V III l*»‘ tm* i-. 1-* liio a lr il in run mo, i 1,' I . M i l f i l l i t . M | | III ill I -- 1- nl ,t,,M.,t - Old m a in I >• li k l i Rllll t’ nliPH lIllt'iiltli LI ir<'Ill'll • a ( tli'ii'. a,.- , t on ■1) a ll, 1 I , II , .1. dim * utMi .Ji li li i pM'lil in . \ uiMiiK 111*■ ' i i *i • " ut iln rifiif 1In lOliouni i n ,m l aid *< \ kV*'l» f *d* V111ks| krI J . II III *4.| *| i el , Is W A SH IN G 11iN -e I'lo- v i ii(j|ii*■» . him Mini*. Mi ** t n> ( t*ltin «• I lepni tm ei t l.td.iy ,(I Ituliin l.k'IIMiM \ i in.a *i•Mil/ i<I •* li.itrd the e n tile ->l.d>'--mill 1*11v HIM* I, H it'i'kt'tiriilifi*. < lu llIIII m ill si Veil iiddll'OUld \ hamhui uf I'iiiti ut Dmi y i knnaaH i uuntle - a * ,h .isle i ini, .fuliii i iillim lu I r* . \V ii- a remit id Ihe M'vrre dr-m in iirnl .tubi' »i |iiv i 111iii|f t li' In .iild itliin , two A ik iiiv . m mmh I IVil \l« V nl. lie,, previotiii' design.ded i ■ ' M ■ ill i ‘ stii^ Uli i|iu-timi a lei m i ,i-i l.i van...... I a lim .t with Mi i I 'IIM" HT'l l' I Ii H i Villi* w ere i i d e sli'iu ilcd a ■ I . . la Him U % \ II |'< t« r*m»i, Mr . «*lv*1 m e .is Mi v iti'fulD v (111 iV flil , ll<»\ Hull Ilf iIV III ilfk , I.I i '"iMilf F . 11 T h e d i- a lt e r d eiiu n a iio n ni.ik* f .in n e r* m lt:e area eligdde t>n I'u tiu ivii. t'hm f <if I'u lh c Ruy Wit q n lck, e:i v in - d ll lontis Irom tin JiriltlMf \ " if- Flu - C iiii'f (t, T . F a rm e r* lln n ie A d m ln isiia ln m m Tlm fiiiiH, VVul f Dr I hilly* amt Mrn .1 \V. Yi»i iMiruiiifli. o rd er to s la y in p ro d niiio n A Inu ptrHMiil wi'fi* Mrs F , K I'ilP en tire sta le s id A lidiriui;i *«v irg in . K e n tu ck y. M ississippi mnl (i"i-lir, Mi- JKnt I* lliifiiillnii, M i. Iln Iciii, Min. Mullet, lie Witt IV 'in i- v c r , and la rg e parts of Mi - i.iiri iitul A rlc a ie .n i p tei imi- li t, ,.i Courtney, tioofpe Shipped, Mis, liven named as ilro iig ld ill- • > (tCurife IhiiJif i -. Min, J. M Timm TALLAHASSEE •e The stale American Legion E ire,dm Com inillce IihIiiv rerumno-odi- 1 Hi it I'm celernns nrganDaii.m -lufi uFlorida heudqunrter- liorn Tall.i husree or Urlmido The lecnminemlidliiu will -oh milted lu the Legion lonv-ulloi Saturday nr Sunday Slate headquarter* n o im n .1 in Tallahassee from Sanirnd ,-n-r id years ago ami lum-id r,-ul free in ii slain Iniildtiiu areas The Northwest Florida I .4' >:i*ni Ih e now uclion cam e an ! M>,r,Fl convention leeeully sided v u lln re o riiviuln of nine stales wet, lo ask the slide u rg a u u a iio n l„ (■idled In an em ergency niei-lin get behind a move lo comiiucl a It HRllNiiftt Dti I'n g f 'I In r r I war memorial building oul of slid e cigarette lax receipts In bouse headquarter* of several veterans' urgunixutionx. Thut mallet pud, ably nlso will cnnie lo a Vote here this week-end. The 3dav Lemon convention got off tu au official atari this morning with on address of welcome by Gov. Fuller Warren A* u prelude, Jcise Koehler, Coral Gables, Thursday night was elected lo succeed A. C I'tinl/ West Palm Reach, a-, grand chef do gsro of the Legion’s fun society, Ut el H Dies In New Orleans * «*»•• id ■■■■ iM K 'ic h a n l D . fS a rk e r E x \ riul lirnke lint to the id im p le h .i'k e lh n ll game helw eeii Uruguay mid Argentina 11'da > An u l i topi, hound referee was ■Hen mu im eerelium iou* heave ho hi Hu- hoxiug lin y lo r “ ineum pi li-nve and pmlC liulginetil " i H e world sw im m in g record was in iik v n , .iiu d lier lilv m p ie icvo rd a i sin,i lied and s llll ailidln-r was In d \od tin i oitvil M ales w alked oil w ill in n limn* void m edals and a Ini id ponds in it i-lliiM In o ver '..m l itu s - 1,1 m ,1m im o U iviai hnl till iiili ii ting la v e to, the m e ia ll poitil sinM Iig lead I in 'nay won lliv ha k.i-1tin 11 no i i.i in VI a lte r d had been nt......... pied im iu mmole-, during «*»lilffli4 *'♦' flsieli part* nl-two ethers nmr h-,ri- tierifT <!<-. Igii.ih d .1. tin hi glu dixj dcr H U eumn in ii >i l»*i(|,t\ In mi nit Legion Meeting For Monday Is Cancelled Andrew J. Ilitftfins, (i'2 mi W w m I ' f t l e r . ’il .,I ta-* a ll', wi n1 , at Rockefeller* The regular meeting of Cainobell-Loaalng Post No. 63 of tin, American Legion scheduled fur Monday night hat hern cancelled due to the fact that many uf the Peat officer* will be In attendance at the Oeparment of Florida an­ nual convention now being held in Tatlahaeaee, Delegatee to the convention are 8 tote Senator Lloyd F, Hoyle. Pott Commander J . D. Cordell, State Bepraoentotlve Voile A. Wllllanm, Jr., Representativeelect Mack Cleveland. R. 7,. Johnion, J r * ChM D. Wchiter and Oapt. Earle T. Loucks, dth District Executive Committeeman. Alternates Include J, O. "Slim" Galloway, Prank Takarh, Judge Douglas Stenutiom and J o s R. Wet fa- Phot Contdr. Cordell will be unable to attend the convention a# be win be aharga of the legion baseball team which will partici­ pate In tha nraa tn-et at Starke •Urtlag ManSay, The local le­ gion team Jme survived two dlatrlct baeahaB tournament* with- S 1 ,t 1 c d , C) t i n t s w - 11f \, . ; , 1> 1 t in- Agricul tun- In i-.ii Imt-id Indav ile-ignatc.l IIn- states of South I'urolinn (111-1 Matin- .mil - ton additional Alkali ti mai,In- a, dpi,- 1,-1' areas a .1 i i -miIi i-l Hi-- n-uii- iliiiuglll I wo olln-i \ikan- a-, inniiltc P H M n '1 ly dc 1 : .11•<t d isa sle i S The dc-eripllnn camp from Vlad Itnlr Morev, a one-time Soviet news correspondent In the United States, who recently has Iwen giving Rus­ sians his version of condition- in various American cilies and slates Itreords show Mmev was ill t'm led Naliotis Headquarters lu New ! York in UM8 SO. He made in, elaim .of having been to Tennessee bill 1pulled pn punches on dial utcuunl I lleeause of Ihe eunstruction id the Oak Ridge ulumie energy plant. Morev said that Ihe Mclluns and the Rockefellers are Ihe new mas lers of the state operullng dirnuuii Crump, long • lime imlldcs boss Dismissing Ihe Idea of dcmotracy In Amerieuo tmlitlc* as a ‘‘demagogic lie," Ihe Russian writ cr gave this account of how Ihe "machine" hoys votes nml iheo sees that they stay bought: "Money flows in n wide stream into Ihe machine's coffers and in to the pocket* id it* bosses from the funds of Rockefeller and Mel Ion monopolies, railway companies ami individual Industrial mag nates. Willi lids money, voles arc purchased which elect die men needed by these numnpnlle* such us governors, mayors, and con gressmon. . . . ........ .. town ......... "Oil (•lection day In dm of foVYns'taiice/tlu- locat Miorifi si is in the school in the room far log the polling booth Before Idm Is a pile of filled n ut voting forms anil another o( dollar bills. "The elector receives ono of the former and several dollars and then goes across to Ihc official polling Imoth where he Is handed another, clean voting paper. "Having sold his vole, the elec tor drops lido the ballot Imv the form he has received from the sheriff and lake* back to him ihe clear form he has received Woe io the oleclor who fails in do IhUI "In another pari nt the town, In the local courtroom ills Ihe truallausO On C«m Tkrvel South Carolina, Maine Declared Disaster Areas S t 'v n i 1 ■ ir .r iM " In State Favoring Ike _____ 11Gl.M Nh I e . TALLAHASSEE OH — The Fieri- II Associated I'rt-Rw 1.cased W ire -» i’laycrs A u d Spcciators C I a s Ii Duriut' l loopster Match Of Urttjiuay, Argentina Soviet Reporter Shows How Rich Run Tennessee 1■ ■ ■"■ I. Riots, Records Party Committeeman Add Havor To Olympic Tilts Sees M any Democrats Je t Pilots Ready To Take Off After Sky *<;hosts’ Supreme Tribunal De~ dines Again To En­ fo r c e Admittance To State University do Supreme Court today issued (Inal order* declining again to force admission of five Negroc* to Uw all-while University of Florida. The court went beyond the Nr grata pleading* and made u judi­ cial declaration that course, now are actually offered ut (he stale ■Ugborled Florida A. A M. College for Negroei which would give the applicant* substantially the same instruction they want from the while Institution It said that is ut! the Federal Constitution and U S Huprinr Court rulings require. The Negroes' attorney had de cllned in his prtnntutlun of Un­ case In recognize Schools of Law. Pharmacy, (iraduate Engineering and Graduate AurK'ulturu which have been established at the Negro college since the lawsuit was start ed three yarn ago. The Supreme Court months ago denied the Negroes application fur admission to the University of Flor­ ida on a contention that the state had made constitutional arrange manta In give them the educations they wanted However, at Unit time it retained Jurisdiction of the case in order 10 give the Negrm-s a chance to show that the arrangements were not actually in uecordauce with constitutional guarantees. It said today the applicants tool submitted no evidence to show that the Negro college facilities met legal requirements of cipinl nppor tunllv, and had persistently re­ fused even In apply for admission to the Negro college The court’s unanimous opinion was written In (he suit of Virgil Hawkins, who sought admission to *b» Unlycrilty of Florida Law school. The olher cates were de­ cided on the basis of that decision, without further court comment. Chief Justice II L. tk-brlng. who wrute the nplnlnn. said the Hawkina demand for a final ordor with out offering evidence that the same faclUUe* are unequal*ran meanbut F R ID A Y , A U C l'S T i tu i. i • i am vuro, Ml \ MI f*1 I hull- i i (11(i T% Sfn riff . i ' i 'i* ib give ’ 'im> I b'inlt r-nti m l Ii a |,i \ ll iif KM in i- **I v a him* ii*» lUiMikli’s ;it|fii{ 11ri)v mii * i,i uii i i |'» l, I ............I f ’ * HUM Mil •" n r.ik I i .I'i I n still M iiliiin -f 1 1111*4* j i . i| b i l < 1 I M> ti k illriti D 'ilib* In i;H I111*in it,. . ., . | j i i.i. i . l .t iiMminee IbiulcrNun s .imI tli.ti ttn i; P* > i . u Dl i I................. Ui uiaKtf Mils III Drilll' I 4>|11it v \$ till 1*111 tIi. I k. I |M I I'lt |*I t‘ li'1 m m il fill* » I minihI f i -i I i *r,il i! iiiih h iiK M.unp ilm mi* Du" I.i I 11d v I M• I tl I kl-s*1.1v VM'lr “ llu M ls III.ill I ii III * I llllllllil'l o l iiflPlMlul S "M i hiivi' ,i t iiinfib lp list nf Hi Mm |ii'M|ili" .mil v.ili Ii flii'iii .1 * iuM'ly din film-dlili lu ii f w v lm\i- *' the AS r ill.nil1 Ili'i .il 11 1 Ml | JUKI ,11J|it* I till til flip lit*i HI >.iiii I n hHui't'li I lit* y Mi l t tllM ilh built,l t 'ii'»•> K i’m liT iiiii niiiil ii.* |n*r r iu l uf Dll' D . u Id ( ‘Minify Jjjim hli‘1 * upi'i ilc iim iili' Du* n l ) lim its Mi i int I’nln » < 11iff W aIh*r F Mt'ikitlf) n ;is im i\ .ill.ilili* fu r (m ilill* nf \ hed w in m in i1 D D tT .il *.i x la m p ’ well- sold In tl-nle I'n u n li than m olln-i part- . ,1 Iln- slate llen d, i -on said " l lien- are m-( ., m any ,a rn Idel ill 11ill shi kj'<(il(- Il I T a lllp .l > * Minify -elliltg tidhla. Ini in-tam e liiei v alt- ill [lade I in ,lit) I In v re pi’ l not Inlying lliv slam p ovoi lliere " Itn-se (nlks m e , here wenpn-ltv well frlglllem -d In Ihe (eil cl iii g 'lverrn ilciil during (lie h . L im e , hearings and iiie> w „ i,i i„ keep ill good with Ihe gnveln rili ld " Me.mw lute, W II , II,i,lily i t . , 1 1 «Milliiiir*( On I'd ii- I lif r r j Arthur Wins Suit In Stormy Sessiuu V iilm r Jones want , re frlg e ratm n, .< m l against I Inrnn- Jones from wl,inn In- w a i divorced In Io n after a s i,,n ,,, session in Judge Douglas H le iid ro m 's Counly t uni I yesterday I'esliinoriy and evidence present ed In II W W are, in iiiis c l for the p l.illd d f, and G W Spencer, ro illi sel for tin* defense, revealed a long history of m a rita l and |mst m a rital strife T h is histo ry Included Ihe tlm e A u rlln ir took F lo rllie to I Ii e . local cem etery and, brandishing a | weapon, told her lo pick nut tier plot Then lliere w as tin- lim e sin"slu g g e d " him "Y o n w h a t," said Judge W are when do- defendant m etillnnvd lids o cru rre iice " I lost slagged Inin w ith a III ole k n ife ," site replied BUSY FIREMEN llcpurl of a fire on .Second Street and Cypress Avenue brought firu trucks careening to the rescue at 8:30 this morning, It T. Thomas, assistant chief, reported today. Discovering a smoking autnuiubile, firemen suggested that Ihe driver relieve Ihe emergency brake, und then smoke all went away. Mission accomplished, fire trucks careened back to the station again. :\i\ ( aiuuliau Air Four Cmb'N To A n i v<* Ilm* Today ll ,' , , |: il i -i" i iein A ir l-.ii ■l. ■ v i I. I ii O im fi.n l il, , i i , ■................... m I" ’ lie f III. ’ ’ I I I I '1,0 lllll , -i ,| \ i ’ i ..I i i -i n’ ->in fiird . i ii,-, i i. i . i in i i n •■«-.- («• j ’ ,-i i ■»t t ’i ' ll the M ill | ! i. l• i* 1 • b* i-l *» 11 . f i * |ni i(nl ' i i i . i v »t h Dm i $ }. t i Dl • nt« t I i m* *1 uli ' bo A I I. K im l uM K II I > I *'l l ,. it* .. Kl 1 il i|u ivDl b* It* U| ill tbit ( i V H ill I lite r Ml I hs* IV «iti Ml*,, lint I III . 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I riilny • "Just Ai-rom The HI reel" I It 1:1(1 - fi IU . 7 3'J • P:2tf Hut. - "Tungli Girl" 111 - 3; 17 - U '.’ll - 8:54 "Did OktaimniM I'lains" 'J 25 - 4(58 7:101 - llt:U5 Siirnlnv • "lanely Tu Look At" l oo 3:06 - 6 10 7:15 - 0:20 MOV I EL VNIl "t'nnsn Fm Alarm" 7: 10, feature 8:11, last completn show 0 :2it fia t, - "R td in The Outlaw Trail" "Mask Of Thu Dragon" Sinulny • "The Tanka Are Coming" FKAliUE LAKE "I,ov«ly To Look At" 7:46 - U 30 - 40:30 ...... • (iti/. �m i sa k fo u d herald Page 4 The Sanford Herald 7 KslafetUbv# %m 1»M rabiuhMi amir •«•**< I x i r t i r •»# rkriataaa aa# pew »*•>«■ I'ufcllvfcv# va k l l f U n M< Ivwlvtf (hrunaaa vv# Nvar Tm h III H m ■■ ■ ■ « ■ • - n II) « ( t l M - ------ Ha terra a# tHr*m alaaa Biallar Alt abitnarr aatlvM, rar#a et Hank*, »t«lallaaa aiS avllvaa el lalalna tii»4«, trill ka rkarpa# fee «,• taputar a f tn itilie rafts. la o i l a l a i M s I fa r fka #ar#ae# <4 Ilrp rrrralrit N a ilva a llr I f la Iaa 4 .Matrapaprr Hr prrarataH tM Iks-, Nan Vutfc, Cklraaa, Oaf ta ll, liaaaaa < Hr aa# SI. I.aala. 'fka lltfaM la a a ia k ra af tka Aaai.rlala.1 I'aaaa taklrk la aaMlIS# atrlaaltalr In fka aaa far reMkIU -aflna al all fka laaal Barra petal## la Ikla aarrapapar, aa frail aa all • aa - * - FRIDAV AUG. 1, 1953 Frw of us will b# remembered forty »»ma from now; almost none four hundred years from now. Soon nil of us will ba un­ known foldlera In unmarked giarra, but (iod will nut forget and our owu mnnory Is elernsl. Vet did lint Hie chief butler retrteinher Joseph, hut forgot him. !?«a Sanford’s Sewerage Problem Friday, A#g. 1* I N I Pollution of o f Lake Monroe In id not the principal mormco confronting Sanford In connection with Ita »e worage prob­ lem. According to the Angan Report, a fa r greater danger Id found in ureaa where 4,000 people reside with no sewer con­ nections whatever, and in the ojicn drainngo ditch in George­ town which serves that suction ns n kind of un open sewer. More Important than a sewage disposal plant which would make fjik e Monroe fit for nwlmmlrje or drinking, sftys the Angas Report, would l/e much needed repairs to existing sewers ,the extension of sewerage facilities to ureas not provided with them r.ow, the construction o f n concrete box drain to eliminate tho menace of the Georgetown ditch, ami the removal of sewage pollution from the Immediate vi­ cinity of the bulkhead. Some idea of the staggering cost of the program with which Sanford Is confronted is shown from the following figures: It will cost $308,000 to repuir the present sewers, 1342,000 to extend the present Rowers Into other areus, $220,000 to build the com rote box drain in Georgetown, and $340,000 to remove ttic pollution from the bulkhend area farther out into the lake, These four Items come to u total figure of $1,210,000, and does not Include the construction of u disposal* plant. Some form of a' disposal system could be added for uii ad­ ditional $260,000, but even this would not make Lake Mon­ ro* fit for bathing. To do that would rcipiiro about $600,000 more or a total Investmenl of over $2,000,000. Only then, ns we understand it, would the sanitary sewers be separated from the storm sewers, and thr pollution of the lake elimin­ ated, something which eventually Is going to have to he done. Admitting the difficulty of, the City of Sanford finan­ cing any substantia) sewerage program, the Angas Report does nevertheless suggest a ismsibillty. It seems to believe th at the Federal Housing and Homo Agency might bear part of tho expense and that a sum of approximately $900,. 000 In sewer revenue bonds could be sold by tho City. Those 41 Ont Of 100 Southern Dailies Eisenhower ATLANTA ID - Ora. Dwight D. Kentucky paper supporting th e n Elsenhower will have the editorial hower. It favored Dewey in I NR ■upport of more nawipapars thin SI* others, including the Lcxing aver before backed a Republican ton Herald, will support the Dcntu presidential nomine# in the tra­ cratlc ticket as In the past # ditionally Democratic South. Five ot seven papers In UicX'aro An Associated Praia survey of Unas. Including the llaiclgli News nearly 100 papers in 11 Southern and Observer, ere supporting the states showed today that 41 have Democratic ticket Two are unit.endorsed the general or will do so cldetl, with one dWlniing a lean and past performance indicates several In the “ undecided" list will Ing toward Ike go to him. This does not mean, however, that editors of the area are much more opposed to the 1953 Demo­ cratic candidate, Adlal Stevenson, than they were to President Tru­ man when he ran In 194S. Four years ago the antl-New and Fair Deal sentiment was divided be­ tween Thomas Dewey, the OOP nominee, and Strom Thurmond, choice of the States Rlghters and these two men drew more editorial page endoricmenta than Mr. Tru­ man. That year. 14 of the papers surveyed were for Dewey, 33 for Thurmond. At this early stag* In the cam­ paign, only 33 papers have come out for Stevenson and Sen, John Sparkman, tha Democratic vice preiidenllal nominee from Ala­ bama. In 1941, 55 of those ques­ tioned this year were lined up for Mr. Truman. Presumably, Steven son’s total will approach that. ill PORCH cl tha (i-.viiiioi's mansion In Sprlngm-ld. Ill, Dcn.ui-nitic i'resldentlal nominee tevnisun Is joined l>» Ms sister and Iwo sons as h« reviews the hectic happenings of the This tally Includes only papers bitloiml Coiivenlli.o M Chicago. Sealed arouhd the table <1. to r.| are: son liorden: Mis. In Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, (the Covernor's , 1- in ) . (Jovernor Stevenson; sun Jolin Fell, and the family dog, Artie. Louisiana, Tennessee, Florida, Vir­ ginia, Oklahoma, Kentucky and the Carolines which endorsed a ticket in 1949 or have done so this* year. Twelve of the papers which en­ dorsed Mr. Truman four years ago have taken no stand as yet, and 13 of the editors .who favored the MOSCOW i.V, t * a vuii today 1949 Slataa Right! ticket are simi­ bitterly uttackcd II S Ambassador larly silent thus far In 1953. George Kemiau without inutitioii lug his tiunie — for inolt-idlng Only four papers which sup­ Hy IIAI, MOYLE ugulnsi u Soviet poster picturing _ FORT McCLKLLAN. Al*. (Spe­ ported Dewey |n 1949 have taken NEW YORK i A v — There Is always Russian planes chasing American cial l — Company I of the 124th one day when no one on the office Infnntrv Regiment, 48lh Division, aircraft staff calls in sick. In a lengthy editorial by its leud That Is the day the ghost walks— Nations! Gourd from Sanford, is ing politlral writer, Y. Viktorov, now undergoing two weeks of In­ payday the Communist Party newspaper tensive field training at Fort Mc­ It is a touching tribute to the also accused a long list of Amen Clellan, Aluhnmu In temperatures durability uf the uverage worker can political leaders und U. S upwards of UK degrees, magurlnc* und newspapers ot dial, no mutter how restless a bed A dav of celebration and mill* of pain be has lain In all week, “ warmonerlng " lie will rise from It on payday The poster, displayed In Moscow in connection witn Soviet Aviation mil trudge into the office*to gut Day Iasi Sumlny, referred to Ids paycheck. Elsenhower. That. Is one day he simply re clashes between II H and Soviet Oklahoma, Florida and Alabama planes In April. tD50 in the Malta fuses lo let the boss down. are supplying the OOP standard I’ayduy Is a great American Inurea, in November, HIM, in the baarar most of his Southern news­ llalliiins, und the saint* month in dilution, and eternity Is regarded paper support, by most cltiicns as “that vague, the Fur Fast The six papers In Oklahoma City, Kcnnnn protested against the endless neriod of enforced hiberna­ Tulsa and Enid, Okla., centers of pnstur untl refused lo utlcml the tion between puydays.” Republican strsngth in that nomi­ All burses tnay approach their Aviation Day show. nally Dsmocrstle stale, are sup­ Referring to the U. S protests. oats In much tha same manner. porting Ike. They alto endorsed I'ruvda deelured that "certain per Hut Hie characters in (he ordinary Dewey in 1949. sons from American official circles office react to their rewards In However, most of Southern Ok­ would like to distract the attention different ways. You will probably lahoma Is solidly Democratic and uf millions of Arnerieuns from their recognize somo of the following most papar.1 In that section ganaggressive plans, from their crltni payday characters In yuur office; •rally support the Democratic tick­ (. The nervous Nellis—"What nnl pulley of unleashing u new war et. "Fur these purposes," the new* happened?.........Fhey should have Seven of Alabama's dally nawtpaper eonllnucd, "Hie wunnongen passed out the checks half an hour papers have endorsed Elsenhower, put Into circulation,by. ull means— ago," h« mumbles. "Du you think including both papers In Birming­ lies, deceit aiid slander Vain ef­ the firm has falledT’f ham and Mamgfmcry. The Bir­ 3. Tho conveyor hell—The office forts! Ily their false game Hose mingham Pnst-lfarald and the gentlemen give themselves sway has been mulling his check homo Montgomery Advertiser endorsed us nentles id pence uml Hie su- for years. "Payday don't mean On tSii hrliiM side, more Amer­ no candidates In 1949 but opposed anything In me. he whines. "My curlty of peopk-s." icans fhun ever before thronged the States Rlghters. wife won't even tell me how much I’ruvda sssrtedl he poster was The Dothan Eagle backed Dewey into vi-utlon resorts this July Tinbased on real facts—"In nil these Fin making " In 1949 and the other Ike supporters spread of mild vacations through 3 The human leech—As eurh cases, unasked guests were given endorsed the Stales HlgliU-rs or industry will make llii-t Mimim-r t fellow employe comes up from the a needed lesson It serves ns one were neutral In the last campaign. record one for many resort keep bank alter cashing his check, lie more warning tort lame who would The only endorsement for Sieven- era. borrows from t l to )5 from each try to violate the Inviolability of July also saw the- end of Die lii.son has come from tho Tuscaloosa and says, "Don’t worry—I'm put­ Soviet landers " a promise ot bringlm:,1 n News, which took no stand In 1949. steel strike, bringlm ting it clown In my little Mack Industrial peace und of u lug pi< Tha undecided group Includes tho book I won't forget." When he The .Stale Department in Wash­ Florence Times and Trl-CiUca up In Industrial activity Hi Aiu-.iA ington H.iitl last week Kenriun had retires years later, the man who But as the mouth ended. John I. Dallies, which backed Mr. Truman Lewis deans out his desk finds 37 little (old the Russians the puituni were began making noises about before, and the Times In Hunts­ black books, all full of unpaid an admission that .Soviet fighjert new demands by Hu- coal miner* ville, home town of Sen. Sparkman. debts. deliberately attacked the American so that c new worry lies just ahead In Florida, eight paper* have 4 Tho coward—Instead of cash­ planes. Russia laid denied that endoraed Elsenhower or Indicated ing his check, he sneaks into tha charge in the past they will do an. Tho Orlando StarTwo of the three Incldi.-nls do men's mom und hides it between Sentinel gave its endorsement lo ufeted on the posters involved Ills sock and the sole of his fool, Ike after «3 yeere of supporting Navy planes, each with lo men so no one cun rult him. Democratic nominee*. 5. Tha conscience stricken vas­ ubounl, ____ „ which. the_ U ti. charged Of th# other Florida papers loan­ were shot down by Russian fighters sal—III 1937 tha bookkeeping da ing to Eiaenliowar, two were Statei over lotcrnutioiinl waters One dis­ pertinent added 13 to his check Rights supporters in 1149 and the appeared over Hie llaltic Sea in iiy mistake, and has been making rest endoraed Dewey. April, HIM), and the other over Ibo some error avar since. He sur­ The Daytona Beach News-Journ­ the Sea ol Japan Inst November fers tho tortures of the damned al is supporting the Democratic as he tears open his pay envelope, ticket end one other paper has rearing thev nave found their blun­ indicated It a*pacta lo sndoris it der and will make him pay up. (Continued From I’uiir Gliv) II. The gay blade—He start* writtheir bouts to enter the final round. Florida Mwapapsra en­ Three other Americans light todorsing Elsanhowsr Includ* Palatnight In the semifinals of Hie heav­ k« New*, St. Petersburg lode pend ier classes. •> sat, Florida Tlmsi-Unlon of JackYoshiu Gyukawa, Hilo Hawaii, sonvljla, Oalnaavillo Sun; Miami ami Ohlu Slate University, won the gold medal III Ihc men's loti meter **Th#dFort Laudardal# Dally Nows backstroke swim In new Olyjnplc and Fort Plorw Now* - Tribune rccurd tlinc. Maj. Sammy Lvo, havt Indicated they will sndorot Fresno, Calif, rvtalned the men’s Elaonhowar. platform diving, champlumhlu ho Tannosiao also haa six paptra won III 194H (o give Hie United favoring Eltanhowar, flv# of which States Its second gold modal of ■upportad Deway In 1941. They Intho day (Jyukawn was limed in 1:05.4 to break the Olympic record of 1:05.7 ho sot Thursday. Tho Hungarian team wuu th# women's 400-inctur freestyle relay title and broke the world record aa well ns the Olympic mark th# Amtrlcan team set in trials two days ago. They were limed in ing enwat in ms. ooubiw. 4:34.3. as compared to the world th* stenographer under h*rrecord of 4:27.3 which a Hungarian $ 7 7 6 -0 0 and asks her for a dat#. and (earn, including (wo of tho gams back from lunch impWni if foot* swimmers, set aarller this year. tong cigar and ameftlng like an Tha Olympic record, set by tha empty martini |laia, tl. 8. girls who finished third to­ T, Tho anereN it-4l« a tin s at day, waa 4:89.1. Ms paycheck mMdUy and greaiJust to keep Intact th# record-anevant pace the swimmers : hiv* hern setting, John Davies of Attltralla and tha Cnivsrslty of Michi­ *1 2 1 *0 0 » gan won Ida semifinal heat in tha men's 900-meter breast ‘strtjk* lg Month Of July Had Bad News For Most Parts OI‘ Countit odd Characters In Sanford National .......................... Office On Pay Day Guard In C a m p Run True To Form At Ft. McClellan AmiiuHHiulor’H stand JlV .tllJ Tlirie (lying sauern tiist have hern irrn lately ovri Washington ■nd tevrial other cities, there's nothing lo llirin, says General Hoyt VarnJeiihrig. Tliey are just wheelf in lomehoJy'i Israel. t I'oli * who itiaisl in going by automobile inilrad ol traveling by •ir should lie inlernlrd in the fad that the paurnger death rate on scheduled air lines last year was 1.3 ns fouipaird with 7.6 for aulomos .» The new Ameruan liner ''The United Stales" broke the world's lecoril on its first trin across the Atlantic. The new French liner "Flamlre" was 24 hours Isle. But hotter lair than never, we suppose the French always say, General Van Fleet says thare's Amencn. innu or (urge ncWcvemoiitH, haw a rtuw one nupanted to It. At tho governor*' conference at lloiiHton, Tox., ov. Theodora R. MoKuldin of Maryland urged tho building of Hpoclal HuparhlghwayH fur L uhuh and truck*. That thin will cornu cun hnrdly Iso doubted. Any driver on ft mnln highway can testify to tho overwhelming number of trucka on tho road, Homo almost liko trninn. However carefully they are driven, they are a peril to tho motorint, who would wolcomo their Heim nation on Hpocinl roud*. Now HuperhlKhwnya liko the Pennsylvania turnpike art* more und moru being taken over by the trucka. Ordinary roada are worn out before their time by heavy load* which they were not built to take. Truck* perform highly urn-ful function* and pay large taxes, a* their apokenmen often remind uh. Other vehicles are ufleful, too, and find travel becoming more ami more dif­ ficult becauHu the main arteries are rilling up with monatura which, especially on two-lane road*, completely block the view. The ruilrouda, the trucka' chief cbinputitora, have their own right of way, Special roada for truckH and bunaeH are a logical and inevitable development. S LutuI Of Tho Pyramids Another military dictatorship patterned after Cuba un­ der Batista, Argentina under Peron, Spain under Franco and man/ other* around tho world hn* bloa*omed overnight in one of the oldeat countricn on earth. Lioutenant - General Olympics The Weather 19-10 Bulck Sedan* $136-00 ' » vlal,‘ ,hai .l» heNaguib la In commaml enuae he ia strong enough to enforce hi* Uemmuta. He doe* not rule by choice of the people. linod and we don't,wgut to spend Naguib atatea that military rule will come to an end til our time fighjfwg". “Immediately a new cabinet ia formed." Meanwhile Aly The Jaflriai Report rrcommsnd* Maher Paiha, choaen by him aa Premier, puta the general'll that ail convicted gamblers, boot* frienda In office. Aa thaae thinga proceed there can be little aympathy for Egypt'a king Farouk, who haa abdicated and l*88*rs and drun" t/nccd to fail as Wall aa fined, and gone Into exile in Italy. Hia weukneaHea and inadequaclaa pronotti that bonds be llxad al mode hla country eoay plucking for an ambltloua man *uch aa the general. $500 instead of $200 aa is now For the preeent, another land in lo*t to the democratic wnarally lie cam. Thaw may msri id. A . i I . f *9 lik* pretty stiff penalties for siKh of fames but k ail depends upon whether you want to pet a stop to sL asws. SiSEiE . Clearwaler al a cot of 121 000. It would be flraocad r L .V a a l .U B 1942 Plymouth Scduii 1947 UudKon <C) # Sedan 1949 Plyitioutli 4 Dr. Sedan thousanda of dollar* for temporary rallaf la not Justified. Temporary relief is not what Is wanted. Let us get to tha hoar* of tha mattsr and separata tha storm waters from the sanitary atwags. Vary truly your*, * T1ut muallrif tfia Olympkr.'raiv H .& Pop# ord sat Thursday by Garry Rolen. As##*. MW. Am. floe, Woitchafitcr, Jil., who finished of Civil Raglnaare. urth in tho mill and didn't qugst* for tho (Inal. Tho morning events In tha pool 1950 Studebakcr Commander Sedan S f f l . ’B M W Lqw MUesge, laipks New 9IIW-00 i & Carolyn Groon, Fort Laiulfirdaii) FI*., nualiflcd far, Ihe flnaj ofjE# Idanttat laiNam •T la. hla �i Mrn. McGinnltAfonors \MIhr Jane Chapman HONE 148 Social Calendar SUNDAY Bishop John Branscomh of Jack ­ sonville will be the guest preacher at the 11:00 a-m. service at the First Methodist Church. MONDAY The rhilathea Class of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 7:46 p m. with Mrs. K. W. File at her home on Celery Avenue. The first Baptist Sunday School will have its Worker's Council meeting In the Memorial Kducatlonal Building beginning lit 8:00 p. m. Mary Jane Dobson Weds Sgt. Hawkins Mrs. L. h . Himes announced today the marriage of her daugh­ ter Mary Jane Dobson to Sgt. William D. Hawkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hawkins of Lake Monroe. The marriage took place mi July 26 in Klngsland, Cm. Mrs. Hawkins is the daughter of Mrs. Himes and the late Wal< ter L. Dobson Sr. of Sanford. She attended Sanford schools, gra­ duating with the ( ’lass of DIM from Seminole High School and Is at present employed at the Kits Theater. Sgt. Hawkins graduated from Seminole High School In D»60 and is now serving with the Dulled States Air Force, station­ ed at l'atrlvk Air Force Hase In Cocoa. Mr. am) Mrs. Hawkins plan In the near future to make their home In Cocoa, The W.M.S. of the Central Bap­ tist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Kd Davis on Oregon Ave­ nue at 7:30 p.m. All members ure urged to be present. The business meeting of the Woman's Missionary Union of the Flrat Baptist Church will he held at 2:30 p. in. In the Educational Building. Circle* of the First Methodist Church will mret as follows: Circle No. 1 with Mrs. W. 1'. Chapman, 20H West Nineteenth pastime, reports Max Street, 3:00 p. in.; Circle No. 2 another Led)men, producer of the popular with Mrs. W. S. Thornton, West j "Show of Shows." First Street, ut 3:00 p. in.; Circle i Lelhinan, an Intense, dapper, No. 3 wih Mrs. L, I. Hughey, persuasive follow, Is in Hnllywuod 2312 Palineto Avenue, 3:00 p. in.; I to tulk about a inovlc fur his stars, Circle No. <1 with Mrs. C. II. Cog- I Sid Caesar and Jmngcne Cocg. I hurn, 200 Scott Avenue, 3:00 II hutted with him beside his hotel m.j Circle No. G with Mrs. It. T. pool, und he disclosed nothing but Warren. 1012 Magnolia Avenue, optimism fur the "Show of Shows" 3:00 p. in.: Circle No. 0 with Mis. and TV In general. C. I*. Wallis, IGOO Elliott Avenue, "Last spring, there were a lot at 10:00 u. m. of observers who said TV was 1 going to be in a bad way," he re­ TUKSDAY marked "That was utter Faye Tlie Daughters of Wesley Class Emerson and a few other shows of the First Methodist Church hud been dropped nut the wiser will meet at 8:00 p. hi. at Mc­ heads Mild ‘Walt until late sumKinley Hull with Mrs. Rupert Strickland’s group as hostesses. Tlie Seminole High School Huiul will hold summer piactice In the school hand hull ut 7:30 p. in. All alumni und interested per­ sons are cordially Invited to he present. i Circle* of the First Methodist Church will meet us follow*: Circle No. 7 with Mr*. Ashby Jones, 2644 Palmetto Avenue, 8:00 n. in.; Circle No. 8 with Mrs. James C. Higgins, 2404 Oak Avenue, 8:00 p. 111.; Circle No. 0 with Mrs. Arthur II. Beckwith Jr., 400 West Twentieth Street, at 8:00 p. m. WEDNESDAY The First Baptist Prayer Meet­ ing service will begin at HtOO 1 Ill the Memorial Mamurinl Educational Kduratinuul p.1. m. lit. lit Building. The MidMl't Prayer Service will bo hold a| Die, Control BontUi Church aT 1.00 p.m. The Sun­ beams will nuet it 7:30 p.m. Wekiwa Lodge No. ttfl, L.A. to H.H.T. will meet In the I.O.O.F Hall ut 3:00 p.m. on the first Wednesday o' eaclt month. The Fidel's Class of llu> First Baptist Chm'h will huld u picnic ut New Smyrna Beach. Members are requested to meet at the church ut 2 :uu p 111 uml bring a covered dish. Mrw. Kudy Stoan Ih Hostess For Party HOLLYWOOD ] rson a Mrs. Orville Barks and children exped In leave over the weekend for Daytona Beach to spend some time Mnt. K. R. Thomas Doyle morrow to visit liamsburg, and Doyle and sun plan to leave to­ lit Hampton, Wil­ Quantica, Va. Mrs. Orlando Hnlk-h of Puerto Itico has arrived to visit her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. ond Mrs. J . Clay Williams. l.t. Harold Clause has arrived from El Centro, Calif, to spend a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clause. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Bumgarner and daughter Marcia have re ­ turned from a vacation spent in Forked River, N. J . Mr». Robrrt McCiinnii* of Or Undo was liostes* on Wfdnvsdn, afternoon for a party honoring Mils June Chapman whose nun rtatri' will lie nil event of the near future. The party was held hi the home of ,\lr« McGinnis' parent'. Sir. and Mr*. ■"?"' Melsch, in Loch Arlior. White flowers were used in decorating anil inelmled lo v e ly arrangement* of white glminil', tuberoses and rape Jasmine. Ihiriii|r the afternoon refreshment-, consisting of a refreshing drink, small enkea, nuts, *nlidwlrnr. .uni candle*, were served by the hostess assisted by her tnoth.'i and Mis. Avn Wright I>uvis Those elljoyliiB the after mm with Miss Chapman were Mis. Italph Chapman, inotlier 01 tin honuiee, Mrs. ||. James tint. Mi Jimmy Cut, Mrs. Spencer llm . n and tlie Misses Dm Ini i n Chnpinn’i, Joanne Wi Ilium;*, Nixie h i. huff, Mary Ann Culluwuy, nut Shirley Muietand. From |1» I m l were Miss Durham llalley , . i Mlsfi Mary Doolie. \itlr (.’tundr. Atkinsons Entertain Friends t f f i n i 1v M ini" M» i*« »-* vi**it nit fM hi id lift sn taw at l ' i Mi- .1 II \\ i i Dciijnitilu I'uiol.liti Whilner Ji itiinuuiiie the en U roi i . Iiuighlri Dorothy Anne te l-'ionk Henry i. id Mi- l .lnmil William llm'ke- ef ithuvlew. Ill i la phllioed for Sept 2 in llntj ftns.i Ppl-iopiil .Mis. IVmiinuton Is lln s lc y j; At S h im e r \! 11>1. 1.. .1 \\ IImins « n I » I •' • • •t>V11 *1 .1 Mb'lll'll . . * •||Is ,\1 | .gl'lll* |*•II i i I*. 14 t' Its ItUHif |l 7l* I Will f*i» • >•!. i i*hv»i ;i|i|»«>mtmint* .it..... »t.* iV h liifi«*»t Inim- »it» t !»• f cut tin* \li « \\11t*i in - XIM JAY IHNNE! kits lit’M tin n if mw m »' tilt wfistt*iI i terd ay from a t»-n day va. spent III Hmith I'm o lln n . were ni'i olopaim .i l" Hoolli ■inn liy Mi - t H Stanley. Himes' iiii'tIn- 1 , who n -iu rii' ter visiting m Hanford foe *• weeks • , . ' O I - l tog t, i ,i. «.1 »nm I Mrs II ( Maxwell and i:■ 1 daughter Sully King plan to )■ > on Sunday fm Atlanta, tiu t" Mrs Maxwell’s daughter ami " in-law. Judge mid Mr* J ....... Wnl kfiiv Site iias lost rein from Duytomi Delicti whim* sin ■'<*1 her daughter, Mrs Sara King mil four children spent some tin ■■ f: M- <' «Jl.s*un Ml *”u l'in hii'linr, r; ? M 11 Naw Cun In­ Mr*. H. L. Cornell I a . 1>tunu >1 from Jacksonville w'e'- I. vl 11 etl for two weeks will. In nueli ler mid sou in law, di Mi llrure Limey. Mrs I ant son Hnliliy returned "f<" with her for 11 visit 1)■ mi recently m o o t thru )' from Orlando to Jack .. Friends of Kugcnc Ten Chester, Fa , fnrinerl) "i will regret In learn that 1ly underwent an uperal 1 Croicr Hospital in < licsinow recuperating id In- l Terwilleger, husband Louise Thurston 4Vr. 1! the son of Mr* J K l> 8r. and the late Mi n of Sanford. fit (ilk* U ,1 , inns Mi ... i -1 1fn1 ' 11111I'lis 11 nml hi’?, \S » M• I |ti nitii K iih 1 , M i V*iil, M ip Mis. Jnlin lliigln-s mid ehd',l,M • M’ 1 «•. .Mt l.f As ll T? 1]111, of Oceana, Vo. Imvo arrive.i 1 'i 1 I ) *it 111111, M» 1 I Hi I^iil spend some time with her pm. I ^! 1 I'.i l|s 1 Ih u|11 1HUM, Mr. mid Mrs. George Htluo at tlieu home In Muyfuii Mrs, l l m 1 oldest SOU Mike i . now Ittteli In : Herman Morris’ M 14 itnnch v»> 1 her other two children, David 1 Putty Crawford, me al the Him1 I’ i lo ls j\ssi.Ht A t horns. HALF Hl/.KS VY>H Wt>M1 N A nitriWiiy Mint *•f |ini\ UMil vs itli pMtpIc* nml u hi'n i n n t|l|?i“s hs (lintihiirj? 11 in I A i u l - n . 1 iiiin'8 ut half i l K ’ n f»*i full Tim •I l l M Hkllt in Milul t I i) VX..I lltl Jrrrmy. I I UIIL4 1^<A Lake Monroe It) - VDII. HOM'D III MM I"' 1 nn'l W»'*m fill. 1 1111»| fjiiiiily lift Vt* |limn? A |imM» li- '• n-'i-tinu in, 11 vii- at ion inHimth i'andin«, D ’ 11" 1n.: , Mr* v.lii-i.- tii.-v visited relaiiv*-1 "1 B ’ '.in-in DateMr- t'vn Mm- IliiiNon, nf Inn 1' )■ ') 1 1 l r.tit. en-i H, tv. und Hr. .... I Mi ■ i'1 1 ?'v oi "-dmo Nnv.v ,I..In 1 Mnitin nml Mrs, Min y \l., >• ’ ' " ,' 1 e Mai lit', "f Orlando, were Hit dm mi gin-sts of Rev. mid Mi* It I I I I I VH I list-, M O D I: | | Mm 1in Thursday. *' ............ -wive- in the M, ..... . M, *, Kd Ogl.nl ,1 tp *, l s-.t11-1 1'aini.111.1 will begin |ia> nine gone tu i.eisliurg in vi-ii tin; .mill'.ei |n any fm liread next •d'*i 11,1 M oiida) I liu m la y “ In meet risin g iqu-ial A ll l"iu m a iu r wlmli sah- d ls lrlli 1111; l"^ls■, w hich m eans Die ie i.n l 'e ritu U ni -11111 Sniitlierri n rice w ill go to 17 cent- .1 loaf . 11,1 D ill iin m u in ie il tinin crease fur inosl iin m ils LAST TIMKS TONKillT M O M * STARTl INO STOHV News unit ...G L A M O U R SPECTACLE n L O N G -W tE A G X i^ !« r a r t m tn SUNDAY 11 ml MONDAY THK BIG MUSICAL MENU O P 19521 J g) Selecteil SlturlM . SATURDAY ONLY DOUBLE' FEATURE rriin e y s u h n 1 giMMauscrvif r m (iOOD CAUTOON P L U S : NO. 5 N YO K A AND T D K TK iK R M K N ' SUNDAY AND MONDAYI ’ Lovely To N A T IO N -W ID E SH EETS H ANFO RD ’S FIRH T H IIOW INIi il'he hit-cmfirst heroes who spearhead the waytoglory' I*ook Al” sBmR;, )<? •I2''»3f»" ('Uses ...... SUMMER* SALAD SPECIALS NO. l-CO TTAG l CHIRRR ON H1ARTB OP LETTUCE— M U BEEF - «A N - CHBIM SLICE - TOMATO— ” MUA*TEi|D TOG - PICKLES;— lALTlNBI — CmspuMm Mxlru ItitD’ wcurliiR iiccftiisc Pontic)*a [lackt (•leiity of (|iiulity into lltcso ahccU! They’re lightly woven of lung atuplo cotton yurttii with even hem a, firm xeivuges. Penney’g (tricea nru outstandingly low! Pktart — “TOUGH GIRL" wltk JAMIE DUNN MONA HERMAN IEEIAL and CARTOON I’age w PI l{Si >\ \l S Mi oo.t Mi- II V lime o- 11ell i; iii i -. law mid dolO'hti . Mi W. J hn tilti.-i gi iti l.llkl'l and. al*i» |Im h l i .» t»'l* lit l|i >l,ar? tfi I ■• Turk Mi l niliM I'll six Cmud It ft I Mi . a nd Mi- i I > I Mr* Mr. and Mrs. Jnck Itatipan and family plan to move over the weekend from Rose Court to 467 Joseph who have been visit!1 Elliott Avenue In the Mayfair Hanford with bet parents, sect Inn. and Mrs. J I' Hull oi their i III tli«- Sim I.until \puitnimt. Mr. and Mrs Fred Ganux und Youngs plan to lento toni" children left yesterday fnr An­ fur Sun Diego, Calif drew. N C. to visit Airs tJanas’ parents, Mr. und Mrs. E L. HawMrs. I.. M Himes mid > Kins, for two weeks son l.enny Himes returned prX f t i are always asking me I Friend* of Mr. and Mr*. George how we do II," he commented. Stine will lie sorry to learn of "For each time I am asked, I have the serious Illness of their brotherto ask myself. There1* no formula, in-law James ||. Turley who was except that we have the best talent taken III while visiting in Ashland, available in each capacity All of Ky, with hi* daughter Mr*. M. H. them have come from the theater, Frailer. and all know that they ean return nr. and Mrs. J. N Tolar left to their uld Jobs and slid lie tops today for Richmond, Va. lo visit In their field. "1 think that’s important; Know their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. ing that you can quit. We try to and Mr*. Ralph Tolar and chil­ do our very best with each show. dren. Young Gregory Tolar, the If we uver reach the point where Ralph Tular'a sun, will undergo we ure trying ta get by with medi­ an operation on Monday. ocrity wo should give up the whole thing Mr. and Mr* George K. Well* ladliman explained that the plan to leave tomorrow tu spend show’s creator* work themselves a month In the New England "into a state of numbness" In State* including a visit in Hanford, order to meet the weekly dead­ Me. with Mr. Wi lls' parent*. II*lines. "We literally create in a fore returning to Hanford thuy ht.re, became all of ua smoke furi­ wlll also visit in Cincinnati, O. ously whin we arc working," ha said He added that the production Richard Vernay plans to leave staff members must be dedicated on Sunday to return to hi* home souls, und their wivea must unde#- In Savannah, Ga. after visiting In stand, ur else. Sanford with hi* wife ami daughter What about moving the "Show of Julia, Mra. Vernay and her daugh­ Shows" to Hollywood? ter Mpect lo remain with her par“ I dould it. We might Dy out ants, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Mciicb, and do a show or two from hare, for some special occasion. But It would be too much of in expedi­ tion to Nwltch the show out here permxnently. . "Our company amount* to 190 people. Even If we didn’t bring our stage h ind* nr musicians, the cast numbers 38 people. It would be too much to nsk ihal many people, plus Ihu production staff, to mova Ihelr fitinillcH lo California." Would the Caesar-Coca offering ever appear mi film? "No. It would be Impossible. It would he financially prohibitive to iiu n r P V •*«_* I f«rM<x.l S im f i- id Mr. nml Mrs. J A. Ponder and children. Clnda. Mary Kale and Alan, have left for New Smyrna Beach where they plan to spend n month's vacation Wiiyile Rucker Jr. luis arrived from the University of Maryland Dental College in lliiltimore to spend some time with Ills purents Dr. and M'». II. Wuyde Rucker. M \ltti MIICI’ TINDKt ■nut d.* ye tu i l,t, t'uilnli in) Mm \tUn.nn I'llli r , ml Hi W ■dftea^T dav t i d in g » ,i , .1, p i ty a t ; ■H■ I >0 ■•'■In. k tin II mm* fit!', VV I li e On > it l. t ’h k a i •inuo«Jf ml t llflfil a •iis Iin’ £ Mrs. Esther Ridge plans In leave on Sunday to return to her home in Sarasota after visiting fur several weeks with Judge and Mis. Fmuk Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Ruliili Austin Smith returned on Wednesday from Jacksonville where Mr. trouble finding sponsors, despite a Smith underwent nil operation ut hike In its already hefty budget. St. Vincents Hospital. Hr Is get This year the bill will come to ting along nicely. SIM).000 every Saturday night, a Mr. and Mrs. Rovnrd Tomlinson 310,000 boost over list season. The charges are split almost evenly, are expected to arrive Holiday witli half going for network time from Tucson, Arls. to spend and half lieing the cost of pulling several months with Mrs. Tomliunun’* parents, Mr. and Mrs. the show together. If tny arithmetic doesn't fail me, W. M. Colbert. the "Hnnw of Shows" thus amounts Miss Lucille Campbell returned to a 18,240,000 Investment for ths coming 3il-wcok season. Stagger­ recently after n three week*' ing, eh? But Lclhman doesn't visit In Miami. She was accom­ seem to ho overwhelmed hy 11. panied buck to Hanford hy her Nor does he seem worried about aunt, Miss Jennie Card, who lias maintaining the high quality of the now returned lu Miami. Castle’s It, I'iMor Springs NEWS m BBe Nk Wh — CARTOON — SHORTS j A ’N F O R D • O R L A N D O H IGH W AY l/ r~iiiliW ifd■1 m m m im . . . I ...ef.-> .im M .t..r-|i*f,iifa».in .■■n.V, ■. , , �8® J S B M M bc t * ___ * -'%l|i|'l<r‘ ,|| * ,. % eminoles Open Second Place Fight In Daytona Tonight lu e - P a c k c r a i n e d . Night; v T ilt O ut G a in G am e O n Red Is Wilson-Maier “ Last H a l f Mathematically”W ins C ity H a ts W i l s o n ’s Bobby Shantz Is Top On List For “Most Valuable” By KENT CHKTLAIN Rain halted the action* of the •thing "Illuo Homlicm" lu*t ht In Leesburg hut this evena cruclnl two-game liurnc-nndseries will hr ii|it'tii'il up in Iona Brarli with tint ncond Won 1.0*1 IV t. Islander*. Florida Stale l.ragur (j Murray llyrd. It"’,and 2H 12 V(XI L i t t l e K l i n g e r H u s ’ I h n lono mii,1 HUM ?l 13 21 111) v I v i n r pitcher W o n 19 A n d L o s t iiiilifil 0 lit 5.1)1 2I wlm slarlrd with O n ly 3 T h is Y e a r Fa talk > 13 21 .51.1 the team Imrk In 21 13 Orliimin 51.1 April, will hi> III JACK HAND )f)H Jaxvlllc Bca'Ti 2U 21 pitcliiritr f"r Ih* 25 750 It iJT.xbiirg Avn< :;i|- d I'resi Sport* Writer • 8 e m I n r>I o * in :w 250 Bl Cocoa Lilli*' iioiihv Hhitttlr. toadlrij! ran ; (jurat nf lila tilth 'ini.ile tor tin- American League's riUm.SIMY'H HK8 ULT.S win nf lhi< year, ItnkMiiiville lieu'll It Mil.indo 0 mn*J valuable player award, looks T h v a I r n <1 e r like h.'iu-h;ill's "Man nf Ihe Y*vtr ," Itaylimu Item'll .*> Corns 4 righthander, wlm IVltli a di//llttg lft.1 reford, llu* Orlando h I'ltlnll.n I Byrd ha* a 12-11 reSnnloiil nl Leesburg jKntponed, little Dfl% i‘i a sure llhng tu In-come thin lesson, will sprnrhenil the fir-t 20 game winner In '52. ruin rd'e linpea of cutting the Barring u lump he slumlrl lurnune VtlWAY'S OAMt:H l*r»’ 3W game nun pin over the In i to win 25 for the I'hllu I'ntalkn nl l.ee'liuri: CAPTAIN AND ANCHOR (nan of Ihe 0. S. team, Jnrnr] Mrl.-me, of Blur* in second vlnre. (Jelplti-i A', since Lefty (Irove in In I,tind nl (Irliindo Akron, <>,, nnl.ihe* a ipcclnculnr *pml thnt liyiurrd vlrtory for tho , Tlll« week-end will prove en 13.12 .uifoid ill I >.’iy Imm lien'll Americans in Hie BOO-melrr fire tlyle rclny swimming evml at Iho . Important one for Huntaril will Kven Du in will mark, a target Jacksonville Ilea'll Ml Cota* Olympic flumes In Helsinki. A few fret brlilnd lilm in T. Tnnlknwn, of the “red-hat" I’a in n I woAinr r Jt-r t l.caiiur untiodi I i hit *liic'' lility Dean's Ihe Japanese team With McLane lo the term d-breaking wntrr rnrn fame *el ta he fallowed liy 50 5(11 prifor in. ime in jo.it, |* within 11 New York BMhAf- fnme with Caron In wi re Wayne Moore, of Ynlr, nml Kurd Konno, llnwuli. (Intmintlunal) ( louT.iiul 51 517 e.'iih Lor Ihe A’* .’ till have Ml II Turk on Sunday nod * 57 .VII 101111'- >o pi,IV. II lirtslon .573 5.1 twin-bill here on .Mnmlny. 51 11 Shunt/ null wn* a I hitter Win tiinctnn DtSPATCMIO TO THE CANVAS hy two thunderous hooks unleashed by ♦eenln*. Thus. the next four 11 l')iilaili'l|itnn 48 T 15 itMin t Delrod. 2 1. in Hie first Itocky Marciano, Harry "Kid" Multlic .vn goes down l,,,- the count In Hie .511) game of ,i dfiuhlt-liL'ailcr Thursday 52 50 will find Ihe lllur* play­ (Til'itj'o S p o r t,s tr u m srrotul round of schoiiulcd ten round bout In N>w York'.* Yankee Slu11 11 112 lie struck mil seven ami wnlked ing flee ginnr*. SI Louis Hi h o i i k i i t z. JfiiiNHON dliiin. Marciano's victory assures him «! title rl;;ltt. (/iitcraallotniD da 35(1 only I ao in oiilpllchlng yniing Billy 15 73 lid roll The cnm-ellntion of lo-l nlghl's Ifoefl I to- V* also took the seeond le provided the injury-ri<l<ll<--d I'l'I mp nppenrn le *1111 he pood Cleveland H llovtiin 2 inline C( willi three in the ninth lltei wllh n well earned re*|iitr. III salt water. I have a report I'hllildelphlil 2 7 Dr Iron 12 off Vii il Trucks York l! t tilt inn <i W mounting Injury and re-inwhere Donald Knlirhl nml tmrik.' New 1\ashhipliin in SI land* 5 The I'liltadrlpliln wins helped total ha* nlinuat stymied tln> i'llmrht a pood i>il|l|dv iif *|ie The Kalvallon Auny ata*ed on tlgtiti-n tin- American race a lilt New York lit SI laiul* lnlulll) llnolea' second pi-'iitent wlntrout mi livo shrimp in Doliver Even the fifth place A's, eight IV offensive thnt hn* seen the llllliellevnlile III roll rillly ill tile near Turtle ,Mound helnw New llmiloo nl Detroit <niutit > lue Bomber*" roek up It* wins filinl fiome In overeomw the {Jinyrtin. The fish are tilt Ini; on the I'hiliidi'lplilu lit Cleveland (tilcht) game- link, remain In Ihe rnce VViislilnulon nl Chlcniin inluht) Vic Ita-chl, regaining hi* old llniiuilllnl mid Andeiaon’a uirl'a their la*t 2H contest*. N .15 121 place as New York Yankee ace, New York eoflhnll team Wedneaday nlulil In Irirmvitnir tlilt1. Trank .Smith, Mr*. Crowe of Crowe'* LI* hi lip 42 57(1 won hi- Kith straight and 12th of TALLAHASSEE 57 St 1,'iiii* Lake front park, 23-28. The ftmi , (H p e c I n l> rho wo* hit an 11 .571 Ihe Muison hy r>2 over Chicago in F lo rid a ’* dove shooter* w ill have 52 mlllat nil I- I'pened up witli a Camp env* llie ha** are hillnp IT iil;id cl|itiia back of the early in Ihe moraine* before the 510 keep tin Yanks three games ahead a stale-w id e <pllt season lid * yen' Ml 18 ch icg g n harrnpe of II tuna In Ihe inillul by t h *11n eel* too lileh. Several fisher­ iiosion 53 41 127 of the Indians w h ile the niivr,h|> hen •hunters w ill frame that looked for a time Ilk. •cklash f r o m < O i t ' Y 'tJi no men have hriioehl In lh* limit. (Tm iim iill 311 301 Cleveland staged a 5 run rally have Die slime reason n* ta*l it wn« irnlnir lo provide no nde. hi bat of tj»e* Amnne Ihose cal chine Ilie limil I'illx b iirg h 273 111 llie cii’liih |o m,ike It iwo of ye ar's, according to the m lg iu lo i, 28 71 qunte l uahllin for vlelory over the S ir* f 11 n it o 1 ilio o k iy ii 7 l i'llls h itrg h i 1 <lit t three mt-i Bosliiri. H2 Jne Tipton's Idl'd leyo lutio im set liy III" Fell leapue lender*, lad Hnl-Arniv’* 1 wn* Curt fhorpenlnu of Sanfnril arty Mm lime tie )u• iking tinnier off Maurire era) Wildiii. Miitimrities mid re The r e p 11 I u r gtnrte tl innings) 1 nnaialalil arm lop anil llielr fifth lit Wednesday SI l.olll* H Ihl-tlon .1 McDi'i moll larled Ihe spurt that leased toduy hy the (lame mid innlnu uprialiu- Juai mnrowly oioolhly lioslnt'rt* tay be hack li L also imi lulled a 2 run triple hy Fresh Water Fi«h Com min dm, (lilcugo tl New York a pave I hem the aor'irlalii'f victory. iiiccllnp of the he linn up thii,, Lurry Doby and a dmiljle hy Al Duly pnmrs Dave hunter* will to- aide lo v an In * . Tin; Meaow Idle, Mnlerprlie broke Seminole County I'lttihiirph ut New York (night > B oshi Huh U'liinn enninl Ills 12lh shoul bird* fiom (Irl. I lo 13, | peed and lunu 11 Mfcoild-plarr ileadlork wllh Sportsmnn'N A hClileugo ut Brooklyn tnlghlt victory wilti a 7 hitler and from Dec. 1.5 lo 2<t. wllh (all hilling of 1 Itoolullar* lit eilKhlll pa*t blip- s o i l at I o 11 wn* WMsIiiiiginn remained .M1, game* every day hunting. The rail nnd (Tncinnnll nl Boston ( night t if former atur le** IVaile’* (irorery nine In Ihe held Inst lllp llt nt (7 St Isutis ut ITillmleljiliin (night) linek ut ihe Yanks hy scoring five gnllinue ( iiiii r-h Inn-) *gnnlverslty o f Churk Aleno opener of llu- I win hill, 1.1-12. KAMI p.lil, ill the Lhirlilii Internatlonnl l.engur ill the lir-l inning Indore anybody Min open* Sept. 15 uml limiting land player tin* been n key fnrPoternrlHi- la now aerurel) ill Cily Mull. The 78 .IUH was oat to rip St laiul*, to 5 73 Miami will he per md lid every dnt iioiln dlsriuaion* r In the current Hemlnulc win hi 1mill place hy one full K«uie Ml 72 til Briiiiklyn widened Its National Miami Bench through Nov. III. Ihg akein. over Itooaiilliir* nml two unmeH of tld* meetlnp,, 15 587 Lenstoc lead to six games over 4T Tampa were on liovv to Dolly ling limit* on dove* will Chuck Aleno'a 2 l*t home run hehinil leadliiK Sal-Army. 51 .5.10 New 5'urk hy knocking off Pills- he el|/|it, while 15 mulsh belli 53 Havana llllprove flnhlllp * tail Wednesday reviled hope* ___ _____ . Ivcil hnm 101 tmrg in Iwo games, 711 In M In­ may lie killed em it day. Dully 5(1 58 Waite'* fell linplranly hack five atid hunting ron-f SI iviir.'lmrg fana that the litmlrrrIiir .457 nings and l ) A walk hy Bellefnr shooting hours will he 12 noon 53 (1.1 Wesl Palm Bench 51 full eiinleat* Indiind Hie pace ill Ird baaeman Inn* slnrken hi. la*t place, which they have fulled ilitloti* in Llorl.313 Paul l.aPnlinu with the limes 12 73 Lakeland du and Imw to reeeat eat alum aluntp and la due fnr on* to vacate ell meiaon .271 tondcil gave tho Dodgers tho first until sunset for dove, nnd o i k HI 72 Key Wfal . gel the sport*Johnson halt-hour before Jiinrtnu foi filler bit belling spree. Alrnu Mat non 2 Miami Bench 1 game. Itnnhle Joe Landrum. Juat Himnil hens, ex ept for opriilii) Mary Lou Unwell, wn* Ihe viemen better orirunlxed. M etlll IP runa-halled-ln runa-natteii-in away West Palm Bench (1 Key West 7 Rtlvanu'd from Ihe Fort Worth d«y when shooting le gin* ut 12 l|m of Ihe Sal-Army Inat-lnidiut There lin* hern a permam'lil Miami at Lakeland postponed,ruin from Muddy Lake's all-limewhere he won 15, copped Ills noon. BHles of ul| l.lnd- urn pro­ riilly. .Imre Allman emiKhl ln|iinrtiun hailing rvperlinenliil Tampa nl SI Petersburg postponed farm , FHL record uf 210 and the flrsl big league start in Ihe second hibited, and shotgun* must he Howen. Mildred I,re nnlrhed her remnirrclul at* 1 11 lug In l.nke v Sanford skipper baa only St gam" with nn.fl-hlltor. iiltlh win for Salvation Army plugged In ihrci' shell capacity. ficorge. .fudge I'ulrh of T.skr SI r«i« femea In which lo knnrk In Ihe iVlorHlmra nl Tampa Chidegn wont wild to seore nine wllh MeDoanld doinu Ilie rntrhU rn 'I,. Mrt.surhlla, . hiaiolvrounly gave Ihl* decMau III fa­ Recfaaary 20 Hill'*. Churk Inin Miami nl l.nkclnml m the seventh anil trim Ihe (ilnnls, IllKslort director, mi Id that Hie mivor of Ihe Luke ( oil lit y Wildlife^ Key West nl Wesl Palm Bent'll II I In 101 name* nnil at hi* II K Despite tin II I lead, the grnlory bird regululltm* were .Inyrr AII1111111 eauirhl for Ilo Assorliillmi, wlm bud entered * lluvnnn ill Miami Beueli (2) Cubs hail In hntlle lo stave off a sent tu him from Albert Day, Erecent pare will ) iihI ripial wlnnlnit MAIUtSCll't I.Unto tairnhanl, 23Hnletpilae lenm, ohm C. hidI iigulnsl (lie co illinerr InI Ush­ ake'a IBifl record. late (Haul rally Vcnr-old model. «Iiigni and TV Dirrrtor o f the U. S. Fl-lt nnd Mill wae the winner mid N. While er men, wlm had per mil* front Incidentally, Aleno In 12 home The St. lauds Cards ripped Inin Wildlife Service, which sci* tlie ru’trers. hnt'heen nnoied by M*Vern Bickford for six In Ihe fifth puna behind the FHL’* hiirh figure wn* the In it . The uirls Irnune will the (inmr mid I'resh Witter IT*h rlu* at Camp Lcjeitnc, N C.. n* mlgralury liniillng rule. | | e plnv iipnin no Tuesday nii-lit al C < mmission lo mine in l.ukr D e ld it ld T o p n liO c a l 83 act hy Ed Levy will In playinnlnu In thump the Boston Brave i niloeit lloit Hiene ruli* nilold he tlo ir favorite (do-op The brownfieurge, Hi lllllv Johnson dad two singles lit* for Bnnford In Ittfio, One re­ the Lakifionl Miainand. c id clierlout-hull r il 'i '.T ' i * adopted hy ihe Murid tl 4 muJ r . L e n t f i H T H , 11-2 in the hlg inning when in haliers 211 .75 I ' l l Them will I," a meeting of the cord. however, I* firmly In the Wade'* jriumg lady w.>* a mernher of IIt* 011**1011 When II meel* Atigii-t I 112 15 17 U (lame and l’u -h Water Llalt Cum wi ld tn the plate hand* of title year1* Seminole Li l i t I 'S l ) troupe to i-otertiitn fur (lie purpose of e-dahll-hing Dill.AND I Special) A pair Blue*, that i* thu team total of N. White and .1. ('oiinnri C. Hut iiiIihIoii 10 Tnlloloi-we Mondov. I'hllndelphln Is next purl of call ( Is to ijc't.i-my f/nler'intl'Oinl) 1111111itip I'pidullotii for (lie 11)52- of single* nml it two-run error by of Ihe onnishiltx Cardinals who Ihe s e a s o n * o n dumrslie game. 70 HR1*, wtilrli wan eel on Alonii’a nml .1. Allman. A liT .u u c h lln H aul tlmt the .Stale Iton111illnl'it (III 72 51 22 17 57 rteuson will lie discussed and the Konfui)! Junior League now are onlv four games behind last clreeuit drive, 2 ’ 27 til 10) 27 12 voted on ut tin meeting, short atop provided the DeLnml the (linnl'* The I'hlliies, nl»n red (ianm Agency tool the power of I I l l l ’l f r ' [ ’o i l V T l l P r i » N Jlcknonvlllfi Uearh’a M-n Irl Sal Auny ■ItHKIng tile leslrielloin tlifhlii hy 1 * 1»r r YM umph over the pace eettin* l)o- M, L. Ilowen nod J, Allman; Lee "The necnilu fur this mrrllne .11,'* n 7 2 vlrtory over llu* Henil- hot, nnd Cincinnati were idle. uwertng the limit or by sliorttm** c l*c i i s t ' d..................... j nole Onittlnn* here yesterday. U B y B lu e s * id Bed Ifata nil n half simile nnd McDoiuild. tall* fnr 11 con pic Ir cnveriige of HjK Ml« season, 'hut that the The Seminole Ilium This Week their lead nml (he lllun gm HOiTpestloos nml prnnosals, now Hugh Washburn hurled n twoFlurldu group couldn't uuna e Tonight Antonio "Tmiy" Tom a, 27-year W I. Pet. (JU V o l u s i a ( ! o u n i y lirliiK ronsldrrrd hy Ihe Coinmis- liltl'T for DeLnnd over Hanford, the Itmlta or (ingtlieii the aeu o||. • neither lilt figured in the Inna ,‘ laoford at l>aytona •Land 2H 12 .71111 — old non-English spiiikliig Cuban rioltcrs, Hint may reipilrr re­ I Im commutator! dtmloi re. K en n el riu h tally. (linger, was relenseil hy the ptonn 2d ID .mil a vision* in the present liuitllne j liner's ported tout he had to, ,, udvlaed Snturdnv Jim llotlfr, Sanford ratchet Seminole J11ue < yeaterdny after­ fFORW B21 ik ,r,aa m t Ihw," the Dlrcrlor wtated. r i n * 1 l i t r e . —a nna« tin e Dmt the regulation( for lumltrig noon, It wn* uoitmitired today by Daytona at SANFORD ' nml Irud-off Itlllrr, wn* pa**rit ■ll-end-one-half k iiiik ia tieil'li.i Hull II11II1 llmililrl lucks, geese amt cot would t„ "All item deemed odvaiitogroun In the lop of the third and stole 1 paverty t'atro i, j mo HIh ii-iin . the front runner*. A clean Sunday e.,tr..uisliei| (hit early port nl next Bullin' a Malinger John Krider. ttalieoek. t lllov Morookev. * to furthciiiig lietier con Nervation second nml third then scored Mp of the Daytona aerie* by .1U »»y> Hanford nl Cocoa atid belter hunting for sportsmen on a wild pltrh In Julian. im *'.. * HIr Hebei, t Lornnmih |,y Ihe Feih'rui uutiioritics fnriu Vov f! om a 'luee would atlll le.ive Hnn- eatrr, I Vlnrshu Jo. nnd felt used nhmu mid-Augu.t "inn hoy fiom n have Item placed on the agenda." DeLnnd tied It up In their half I*eeiiml Unit Irmly llmihlrl ime and n half out of *eroud Ho nailed that tn,. . " I t J f«r E low,' ' T ' I* loiiil ..n il lla lir imiIi I f I McLaughlin old Dial the sched­ of llu* third with n hit lintsman shortstop Oglesby. I Hoh.T'Mi, 9 llo iie li I l.oii It. a f n llo 'd ' i! The local Junior Leaguer* ■iurneatlc gumc would In nleased ^ Hlnro t h e i r Tlioriie. I Mom'* W n rrlit, » T u o lr ule also Included Home Item* per­ uu error hy Julian nml a single II* ..am 1,0 they well) adopted hy !lp 1a h I n g I1!• mi*ernhln he*ln- Down. * tl.ih lro Imuee. 7 U io kln p , taining to flsldog regulation*, al­ hy Ithodea Partin. With thu game played III Orlnmln this afternoon. llie coninn:uloners. vv 1 ligators and flop* and the opening knotted up In (lie bottom of t|i<> i Sanfnril urn <><>(> Ik - I 2 ir a iii c for t Ii !• Pin* tld* half, * llrh'IVF T l l l l l l i n t i ' K — a /m ik * w ile . (Mi| OOI) 2 II 4 of hhD fnr Commission ronlrncl*. s ix th , D el,nm l sroreit tw ice -m DeLnnd Him t thin seath o Hetnlnole* 1 KliisU.on ru n ic , 3 I'lion* When idoglei )>y I'rtp ran n , D oughteiy tfo w kln * and B u tle r; Wuahhurn I will ultcnd ltd* ineellnit to mii im posting II have posted a .........ly, 3 Mt l.u rk y t,*e*-, I 1 'riot represent the *port*men of Hrm- mid n two-run e rto r hy H a n fo rd 'ii. nml D ougherty, I K in ’* Untie, * llt-rry (I 2 record. T h <’ .flBfl percentnee *101 Kiti*t,10.in ly , S ( ‘a |illn l Im le Comity, ‘Ihe hnnlloe reettr I K lit h iv n d e d to com pare with 7 kMi ilieil i m u n 1:— n lin k * wile lilllnna for migratory birds It** rookie complain­ tile Del.imd Bed 1 K n iiiiiio , k . j cro w * K iia h i. J hern acre pled hy (tie CoinmisI,von'* l.nil, 1 llln.rk Knrn, S H*. ed n f n m in ' Kata' .700 far plnlinr, ii lir i'ia iw , 7 ilrow artl lim it, "loner* frnm Ilit* I'cdernl Wild: shmildef fur Hi" \ the ■ecoiiil half * (jo. 101 line £P P /F life atilliorllle*. pa*1 two week*' v Torrea i ' l l 'i l l 11 %<-i:— n/iniNw wile 11 n d Dnyt unit's a n d hi* hurling I Ijii I ■ V*e. 3 Al * Own, I Dulliy, The semoiii being 0* last yenr • Bv NEIL (Jll.nniDE ' .OKI. 1 I'aplula Hwlfl, * Korevrr Thine. on marsh hens, hut n split srnsori Wednesday night Indicated thnt AMoclifed l'rev* H alf Writer S Venture. 7 lllurk Hue.le. * ll*av. CM /CAOQ -M ill Iiwbre Injuries li a v 0 el* nit doves. Dove hunter* will lie utile ( Tbc Jaeksnitvllln Bearh Sea ho nmidad « rest. Hurjiilie WH/7W SOM " •ted Iho renke nf the Blue* In Torrcn pitched to one bailer Kill'll IIAI >!—IV1«•k« Wile tn shoot the IdrdH fitim (let, I, 14 Bird*, sixth plurc t ilth In the Fiort lit eitent that trainer Al / o r G A C K ff* . in the L*e»burg game, (he I t’llad. 1 I ’lU'h, * Hliarp T im , Oct. 15, and from Dee, 15, to Dec. Ido Stain League, won a 11<t shut "r* ' Dreeo H*u 11*, j r llilan aay*. "If the tnpe hold* pitcher, end threw four atraight H W O fS e My iiwu llidiy, 7 t h i s llyerm * 21), with every day hunting. rhr! 4 11,1 *•"<* " " l u? Hi the Blue* will flnlah the ie«- tuivne*. balls More Manager Chuck G U K 3 0 W G Tho limrsh Ill'll Iiensotl open* l" Aleno culled In Geurge Kcnla to NKVMVIII HAH! —K/mik. Mila Bept. 15, nml hunting will he per­ J M S OHff. O P 1 I o v e r ly t 'n u e iiiil, I C o u rt t .s ily , B or Patten With the rerelieve Ike Jdg Cuban hurlrr. Bill H e r ma n held Del, ml t„ t! mitted every day through Nov. Ill, m ? BK? of Tony Tiirroa yotlordny, I K i* * h v 1 u o ie , 1 Y o u c a n g o , i Dully Ihiit IlittU on dove* wilt t*> In making tho nloasc unnouce? Hr«aii 1 w a g o n * r/ fe lluea now have 14 player* on U Kunev T rln k n t, * Unlit D ll«l Unity. , , , , ■— — ...... end the nlnm nicnt, Krltlct said, "WW havn nu eight whim in march hens may he M in im i HACK— D /ia u * wile roetor. John Imhra, huatllnit S O X hS P S 0 ',,vub|ti l*jr mil Mfi'Dannky. Jack- place lor him. We must have a killed each day, Dully shooting 0 bieembn, came within > w „ ' rH'nh: " * mib nintio n i « IlnutK will Im |2 nooh until lunirt sonvlllo Beach Rrorctl In every Im pitcher who can show us snmc< >in / 1rlr4 i’o««cy *.I'm, chance* of tying the FBI, nlng'Mccpt the fifth on n iptat 0f vhtng and Tot res couldn't." far dim* nnd onu Half hour luifoin Pilfli?' 9 V <>rk 1 Onromitm, I true nr tho main handle*p* for total chanro* accepted •till rUi» to Hifnset fnr mersli hen* •fccond baaeman, In la»t 1 'V . V t t . 1 * *'*7*2 ">D>* ante In rtiher game*, Daylonn lloncti T o m * encountered wae hla In inputtit for aliening day wlmn y’* Orlando gante here. Imedactl Cocua, 5 4, and Drlnmlu heal ability lo speck English, aleno shoollrifr luigln* at 12 noun. •cceptad 14 without an error. NAIF OF TN* Puintke, HI. Sanford at Lccsbiirg wa* torced to it** him on' » V.«V n * " Br"' T H l,,“ ««"•• relief since ll wee eo dlflicult I record of 17 I* held by Banwoe rained nut. SEEK I'OI.ITICAl, REFUGE , 1 1 m BA(jW— llrark I'auraa B M ffurray ir tu tell him how lo pilrh la carIn -----1047. With a 1-1 autre ami two out* In i .lhll, 3 j ’oplia, X Msa*i>| pear), ( Mla My Hon* ,'» ' Kaiiey J l‘vs" Iho lost of the sixth, Orlando lain bnltno. Text* Man, T if,' — I 1 ' Tim powerful righthamler war tilitutfus. • Wnyflelit merit anmmnretl tuduv that ilk] •cored lour limes nnd then milled Yugoslav* have sought political hreo more In, Ihe eighth to lH'« sene Iwru originally fry the Mluntl I refuge In Italy from premier Mgr■« Rlk? . Wllh one man on tn Ihr BLach Flamingo's, who optioned shal Tilri'a Cumtnunlil regime ilxlh, Ike Mena hit a single, Rai Frank Smith to the Blue* lu*t *'nco lest Jan. 1. . . month, Turret plana on leaving Thom#* and iMnchhltter Al Qnli f William Stamper praised o largest number of asylumlor nia native country tmmcaiaUrhik hit Miblcs off losing Pitch* ' “ Ugion Junior ietm, ere came In January, when 40 Bisepm Itamm. -------- ---------— . — mIflf end Denver leaned acroea iho Yugoilhv bor“Tony" Ktgrted ottly one gaip« Daytona Reach had only fivt hits »mb«rre « mem kmea ail sea/ ahri Rki'carut In 10 gamea ml mens “ Upd lo t'so four of them r Pue t No. WMjlJfhl by eking out * 10-D w|n TKS, Mifkiax n the icorL, >rlng to nmte out the list son pitching 40 inn.rppi/ rtf Ih? understaffed Houmlllal dace Cocos cos Indlena who h lc T l out 21 Trattenr, ami posing a ,17i and Andrrson’* item. I mes, earned run average w Ukefront !s“ ' “Die"5 Mildred shared the pitching Mildred U » at the »4w» -A' chore* with Alhertri Brewer In the fire) game wllh Brower receiving credit for Iho win, Mary Lou MeDonald caught nil tho wrv,>Mnry Lou Ilowen chalked up her ■4iytt wir...... Sal-Army Scores 10 Times In 5th To Victor, 2JI-22 Federal Wildlife Orders Splitting O f Dove Season i«ad mm (f S m k tof I Sl*a Birds Lower Boom On DeLand; Daytona Victors SOCK FOR CHISOX Softball P lo y s 2 - G .n m e s B e g i n O n Nm v To nigli'; P lay-o f i M onday N i g 1 \ A powirfril Wilson Bluer '■ *thnli machine "iitttllicmnHen y euptuied the City T.len's t,en pennant with a ilonhlehneilv et to h" plnyt'd toingld lot ween N u VF 71 mol Witi ’ii. The ftirnii *•* Hlorcmcli, cajiladn-d Itj* I'le e;< Flandt'M, coaaled to the title l*chind Ihe Ti rllmr uilrtiimr "f Led lilies, win won 12 (if the team'* til victories Mils slimmer. Highlit: Vhtg Hire*' tnnsslee vlelory Hiring » n » til* no hit hat over linlaiin's Sporting (iootl* ls«t Sultirdsv night The Wil nn nine virtually aewrtl the sof,hitll flag tip on that perdrt fnrmnnrr. Mnnd.iv night they mu r«» It edged Iliint-Mercurjr, M-7, lit win Ihe title muthematlc u lt ) . The next hig step for Wilson I* to make it a "grand slam" hy sweeping to victory in the playoff* that wilt begin Mommy at Ihe Lnk"frolit Diamond. At pre­ sent Itnli on'* i* in si r olid place with a 11-1tl record nnd the second-|tlace rltlh will oppose Wil­ son'* f,o the siifthnll tiophy play­ off series. Navy YF .17 riot lie Hobson's second place mil! force a play­ off for second ptnre. The tie*d three game* mil n| five will will Hie rlmiuphm*tilp trophy ■crlr*. Should W ilson sp lit w ith N a vy Hits evening, then next w e e k 'l play off* would pit Itolmim'* and ■neh other for Wlhmti rignin.*t the tiophy. Wcdneaday night'* pity at the l.ikef rout Diamond saw N.tvt \’C II oii-o't lied ' no Ml" Hire* and Ho- Wilson-.'tinier i i . on m i w in n er*, s r>, in a nine, inning t h t illr r . Itnli S m llii went Ihl" route foe the winners » i'll ItoHcr lu ll od the plate, li'di/oo'rt idl'ldliil ;i tfo il. tdnce He in the league fur III * venr •>>' diopp'ng Iliinl-Mcr. ir.y into the rellnr once iigMin, l t d. \ big Hobson SWeii-iuii oulhulal lo ne w ii,rung ipclhd <vciiluiil defeat foi Ho' H int dull. (irerge Mason went the route for tho deters while "Si|uiirrl" Howmi nu* rlmrjrd with Iho di'fpsl. If Nary VF .1.1 lo*,r* u twin hill loioomiw, then Hunt ran finish third, Iml a split o r a double win hy Navy wv.l prrmanfully plnrr Itunt-Mrrniry In fourlli place for,the sei’ an. Buhsrm'a 7ltfi | m p ................... (od 2(r n n Mason mil Flaujei : Howen olid Ifi'lir un». Navy VF till nin i n " 02—rt « Wil.'on Miller 7(10 01)2 1011 II I Smith nml Di'iiicoll; Itire* and liiitjcr. o r i HALI, STANDINIitl <M en) Wil on- Maici ll'rhison'n Navy VF 311 Itiri't M' r itry \Y. L. 1.1 (i II in 8 tl H lit I'd (III .0 8 1 .5 It ,1 .421 r, ,381 1 Wil.mn Man r v<. ’ja/y VF lilt (Wornrnk w. L. I'rl. (HI Kal-Arpiv I .87,5 7 E ll tel prise 4 4 .Mid ,1 Boiinnllnt’* 4 4 .500 3 Waile’a Tl roc cryr I 7 123 ll Hcsiilla Last La*. Nfe lit Itoumilliii's IH. Wad*’* 17 Sal-Army l<», Enterprise () (Janie i Tuesday W «|l«'s vs. .Sal-A rn iy Houmlllal’* v*. Eotcrpriv* BR. M McLAULIN OPTOMBTRIH I' 11.1 MMgnolis I'hntic 111 ffOf/AfSON, __ K V S i'S fill & ■ *** tm u 'W-Aan v .rv :ife ’ VHP PPHufLiM rw W. H. Stemper iUds Legion Team Sal-Amiy Edged By Enterprise* 10*9 k(flfe a® k S JO:. v. J- l x K S J m •-**' ■ lvl»«a Wt.ilrt,ii«.w%t u, «w l;u ,'$ .. Armv '••! H140 111-—1 7 4 ' 18^*10 8 t.e Hlrt and Jorcn A11mani fisrif n»ld 17 ah.vi® m e m o r ia l st a d iu m SANPOKD Cab' F . 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I'liu n , il runlil, ll|rn (illl •* f ll rn in Ill'll II |lt, I'riv n te lint ll ( liiiv n le nil iriin co . $iiB per in o iilh . f»1l7 I ’nrlt. di t iun ( lllldlen .•il f .t r i i i l i M nn' I J n il lin t Ii irn n il i nn K n l e r | j i i* e M e l I i i i i I 1*1 I If i l i i i ' . .In i K e n m ili liltASS ,Si|imre ICnifii • llniiilnm lllindi f"i puiidi nr lirff/.ewuy lie,inly, eeniinniy nml i'ndiirniH'i' Teleplinne I l.Ti, The I'lli nitin' Ciuitei. I Id HV*t Kirit Htrenl CIIKHTH nf Klfiiiheil "i iililt |•ii'l'il I Ill'll Ini) I Ii utvin it All Sl*e* iiiiflni*lnd. Itenmii ('"inpuli mil' priee lludifel Tel in* Tile f enter, I III VVf"l I I'm m in i e K irn l f Inn,e | |Mfi W u lH i I *1U IIt <11 lllll 1111,1*1 II" rlnixle* ii li d duiilden MlmillilliU ill icullmi inn*. UHc each. 170,'I .Miicmdin A ve. fi ■nnin npt. UiifiirnUlied. In Mny* Mi Hilt WANTI'U fair. Apply 1201 Miinmdin N’ I'TtltilDAIItK (itmd eniiditlufi. IIAIlY HITTKIt Mm KnlkenlJuuj, A v u n iie . lion. Cnn In' ni't'ii ut uny lint*’, h " " l re fe rn lH 'l "I. I ’ h n lie l'.!U I .I. full filll-M fur nppnintini'iit. ilKACTIHIIlK I'ltllf KIITY Ken t ii I k on nr near thu lu'ncli, I2 '» " I'llll.CO TV. *110. Nn A l l t y p e * *i'w 'iiitr w u n ti'd M m . I . ’f l l u r i ittiyehn, 0 1 1 l l n l l y I'lm lie *20.00 per week nml up. nerinl nr lnm*ler. I'll. 2200 51. 10*5 \V ____________ tTB FINISHED/ ^ • P H A S E J IC A L BAILEY/ A It K A lt H U Y : Mmlern ........................ In lin e eloHi' In hunch, h l'H lltiflllly fu rn U liP d , plu* uni uif" nml ren* In i u n it. Knrue lot *1)500.00 LAUMDMY/ (I A H A IS K A I'T. Completely furnished. Kh ctrlr k I t c h n r Ki'MioiiMhli'. Smith on lllichwiiy 17-02, next to Aurtlon Miukrt. UNKURNISIIKI) four inmn npt. Kurnlehed five room apt. Kl(ctiin kitchen. Hiiii*lilim Mnikel. KUItNIHIIKII house. KVntrnlly luvuled. >| hodimun*. Ill nMiimhlu real to the right potty. Coll 713. , *10.00 Ilneil Mill! t.lltlll AMI HAD lined 3 Ihirnri till Htnvu 10.00 Llae.l 2 piece Kivintf Kouin Suite 15.00 20.00 Uteil It.dl A Way llr.l 20.110 Until 5 piece lllli"tt« 20 00 ll»e.l Clilnn 20.00 U"i'i| Hnfn Ill'll UmtI 3 pc. .Mnple Kivittg lon.ii Suite 2,1.00 U*etl 5 I'lec.' Ill net In 3(1.00 New full itixe Kitchen Cabinet M 5(1 Reg *7:UI5 New St'fn lied *11.50 lleg *110.05 New 2 IV i turn • ’Hu(a lied H.iilvi . 51A Till'll UK S\NI IIIIII 203-tlll K. Ml SI. I'liun* 127 • I f f t lll'l I ll lllll I 11*1 M in i. I l l —u |lii*ine*H tlp p iirtiin ilii'* OWN A M US IK UN • HOflATK STOltK' n!de until "iipidii'i*. cycle*, eleitli.nl "ptirtlnu if.lml*, etc. • M il l. KUMAIUI i i i i i ,i wlm I I. mitt I.ANK "Tnn Sun fo rd " fo r I’ I It. K AN11 \UTliMOI*I.K INSI’ltAN'fK. flinin' 152. III M i l l AS Sell pmfit rndln*, In uppliniieen, I Imy your car reuardle** <>( I,Ike over 2000 II.VIH'M nf Western e or condition. Aut.. A*"nelnte Slnic.r you cnn Idttlu St Keel Um'd for* cHpitnllze un We*tern Autu'i L'ml nml Snnford iintlon-widn ron»iimer iiccepti/nce for vnliic-KlvInif. Nn ex- 1012 I’lyirouth rluh-cotipr. O.'*-: pcrlence needed — we tmln ennditlnn. *325, I'hnne It 43..J you. Minimum mill rnpiial ni *5250 needed. Write ll* fur itlfm nml Inn M’KSTKIIN AUTO l HlllT'KY t.'OMI'ANY. Or.u Knnt 23rd HI reel, itc'tunnvlllo, Klnr- Want Alls Pjy �» * .j i r ^ r n « •*■ ■ 1 >i | ■ i ■- m $ iij^ llttp illl| SU N D AY LOVELY TO LOOK A T SO NICE TO OWN! Giant, thrilling, tya-HIIIng awaked with glorious Jurorne Kern muilc aunt by th# famed "Show Boat” ewsethaartll M -O -M 'f tni in at w it * ■ W p lli ift | ru t "FVf C a lf a g a in l- n d i llio la tln o n new s (o r fo il A ll of I HU IIIIfflllf FABU LOU S \ FASHION SHOW I \ Adrian's dicing stylespectacle! Gorgeous models! tlio finest q u a lity p o la h n d c u lh k in , , , w o n d erfu lly im o rl . . m ore C o m fo rla h lij Ilia n you ever d re am e d a d in e ro u ld be, Y o u 'll m a rvel at llie iv t r § SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. va lu e , fil an d q u a lll/ o l M a tu ro li/e r, 11(1 .MuKtinlin Avenue Phone 4 4 2 '^ j& g C T S I Batten Electric C<l PrcHonts A Truly Lovely To Look At . . . . ririh r ifII L 1 | Fully Automatic i ni i »l l m a r " i i l L T I J i_____T « . • . I f l l In# | fin ii f i t i It# o n # o f Mi# li n It I (tr ie # n l m i r f e I I ■# I he* *|tm *# n r l t p fitte r • H i n t# l # m r r i| li |li# |ilii»Bo i«rtt|tIi o r tin lit # t illir t t lll tit l l l l i l I HIM I' Ft Mil tMfill It I *t " l . r n r l y I t # I onl« I I " , 1% lit ll t t t 7 IU , h i i n l i i r i l , I (o rM it* M o ­ tt I"** |i«t«* i hi n r l i f il lo t # i- | It la it in lil n lit 111, A Ilia. 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A Hi'ttiitlful Modern Homo ■path**1 i w - u & t ,«»>tr.™ s: W O k »•»> The Best in workmanship and materials OZIER-WELLER HOMES, INC. 1207 Itundolph Avenue tVA-BESS BEAUTY SUCP Phone 1002 108 Knat Second S tr e e t Phone 563 Flowers From Lovely to Look at R CA Victor THE 1953 LINE IS HERE1 we WILL PRB8KNT A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT 4 ■,v, d e l iv e r s fc? .- FREE HOME TRIAL PHONE 417 ‘£, : i_. 1 0 AH 0 1 0 SATWIOQM VftVi: �T rff- : "Ty ~ ''Vw-’K* '-'l' (■ IF YOU DON’T THE WEATttlCH m a h a roar Buford Harold. City DaHrary, by 7:M P. M., pleas* call I'atltv <Imply lo Hourly through Tuesday. Sratlercil showers and Ihumler-.howrrs especially In alternoon. Littler liaiige In tritipara* Uiir YELLOW CAII 1441 NO. 2 49 New England Hit By Drought Negro Leader Hurls Dely At Both Parties 28 Key Target..!*! Persons Killed Korea Is Hit By Air Might Buses Collide, Burn lf ■New York Congressman Says F e l l o w 4 * Negroes Have Been “Sold Down River" SPRINGFIELD. III. “ V-Gov. Adlal Htevensun sharply denied today that ha * i » a "rspilve" praaldanllal candidate uf ihr liharal Americans for DemorraDr Aclloa. Tha DemorraDr presidential owolflaa told a news conference: r$ ' " I hava bean my own master *• far and 1 will continue to ha." A reporter told Slaranaon lhara ware raporta ha had haen ‘taken oaar" liy I ha ADA group 6 llbarala. "I will respond In two ayllahlea nonaanse," ha rrlorad. Tha question of ADA’a Infin ante in the Htevenson tamp aroaa after the governor named Wilson Wyatt, Louisville, K). — H o r n i r head of the ADA — si ’Vila peraunal campaign manager. Stevenson also aald ha had aaktd hlatorlan Arthur M. Schlesinger had agreed. Tha professor also ia a member of the ADA. M ilita ry ers Fahmii JOI CHIUMI, of Brookline. M m »t, t» u, u1(! , i p, • i , parched Held. looking at the cloudless ak> .n,i i ..f-i.g tint ........ will tall soon Oov. I'.ml Devtr has appealed U. . i, ■ . ,, . Braonan to declare the stale a "die., der ai,.., „nd n,. i, t,v ,, .-i, i ■ way lot loans to the stricken fanileis. ,,IU1/ Dis’t Governor 1Rainfall Fails Kenneth Wacker Ta Ease Perils Visits Rotary To Dixie Crops By Tha Associated Prra* While Republican nml Democrat ic parly leaders shaped campaign strategy today, a Negro congress man suggested u "plague on both their bouses" boycott on elocliou | I l e a tl t j u a r t - N eat C a p ita l O I I 'y o n ^ y a n ti S tru ck Bv A tta ck M a ssiv e IU Hull! It)' It l i t KMAN S Vi it t. ,e ti„. tl s Fifth Air f orte -awl l N fighter liumber* trmk in two ip,issue waves todiiy id a ke> N.ul.i Korean millary beaibpi.irlers near (lie Red e.ipil.il nl l‘>ou.;vaiig and left It a i (a ipmg ivtick.u-e \11 e i-i- 1 md M.nine warplanes * -t tin lied In .id pi i te r. with more lii.in 27 1 tn inHie tint wave i uk .if iin, n uni ip , second in III, ..III I llmui Mi 111 In f,,' -.Hit i s Sabre m t if i inti'ii epti'd fleoii'iits of II' i lu nto Ml>i I > jet fight ' 1 lint ill* tl >11I II mil lied llgiitei jnd ■1 111>i ,p-d 0 ii it le-i i . i n i> list* the number ■I ,M|i, .P liniii; p, nil. dll) ill' ..........I or da ii.i cd iin-i II,e start nl tin i ii 11n- V11 I'nice reput It’d I In \ii 1 1.im .ini itii- fir-1 wave .J f.ghlei lintiibers ilropped 3.500 eallniis ot ibMiimg gasoline and IH.i I -ns nl Ip, Ii explosives no the be.iili|uiu im on.i I'llois then pr.iv i ,1 iiw uni woh 1 i ihs, rnunils nl >i caiiliei .md isi indllineter iintnmiiii,m 11., In 1 - Irtke nt l-.M softies Kpuili l ,li 11Oi l mu nl l-.t liiilld mi nun nil, m ill.it! cun and tour m,n t.lln 11ft * i hi vit h i»rrt* mid I fmihiin -it 11 •hi.I find Ufld nt in lui I n (ril I Ii* I• ■a, 1144* f i'|»»4i I mi IIlk' ft* sIII f )'I t (ii* n Iif111 I :ilit i lu \11 I "I i*’ did not tif'PItk ihivi ii Du ) i t*kji(r»- (nr iM Udl id lie d |»leMlrtin (hi* ^iimiid I S Hprnnd Di* vd .ihi tiiHf, *iniln(p'd i t'hlium* •I, uf .ii ii»-i It.i'll)' lull if led (Mii .im .iftip *Mi| ll;dil> lull Half 11n' -i' ( .irktir’ Rid < II »'H' klilt'll. When Tw o j- In Texas; Survivor Tells O f Her Escape V o t in g W i l e R e la te ^ H a rro w in g S to ry O f B e in g Saved D isa ste r By hi HUtvr Battle For ‘Old Huldy* 1Jr .tU i « ii It T o l , D iffi- M a k e B e - i >iii.'iv Ot !*‘ I ;i in e s, From N egro u \> i). le x p ■ " I t was Imr n l'l, penple were scream ing and km , king each ether down trying tn cel mil Ih e y in n lilll't Mud tbe exit limn 'll smimled like lim it,ter tl w Mip,i blew up, and Dieli blow up ai .mi ene .d ie t .ih u l'ier t I i. l v bluw lK'ved wMiuiiil, Mi D m .i Mantel- I , d,night, r id Mi m,I M i, \t I Wetdi, Warn di , (itn .t It,, i'l iy dawn b u ll,il ml D m Ir iiip le lb ,(m a y Iro iu a l>ed n< iin- eniergencv riaim of 1’rovl ib'iii i lli s p ii.il d ie " lliim d e r" was ju u li.d ily explm liiig fuel tanks tin sickening scent id burning f t i' li was s iill heavy m Die a ir Mrs P a iiit'lx . who bail been helm fur Du- week end, was re l , 1111111)- in t'lirp u s r i i r i s l l w here ilu winked at a d riv e ill She said sin* owe,I In i Ide in a Negro limn utn, was Iliu m II In safety "lull was In .n r eiim ii.li to com e buck mil enll n md " M rs D an iels' mini o-' were mil si-rlmi-' t'tH in t Bui I Ml M ay W \l »• t ii i l K’ e . i c l i I a » 141 hound f . i>i i*u toilny, ii1 r: 11'ki- • 1 i1 A BAIVI tVlART III (ft 1 •IF! st |ifIII 1)4-1 to o ut km * u it tlr ',i nil ■tk111: ,i im (m Bl« (>rt<lmit Im.itii 4 »'M lll'l*'ll Mill' 1 **B i , *1k»rih|; Uir lull i 1*4*111 B i g ( i l I 'l' t i i | i | ) i i r 1 (ill Ii rt hiy |i It II•“ IMl IV1•4**,! « XVt*Ni| j II I(“iii * hr AltM's vxot, H . ii* m'M hrin lift* »• !•**'*' HIr! IU.: 111III xxm*' Itm it ( Million!.! <f ("util?! n I t t f . • ' t r . t f i l l t f >|i ft o ) <k , I *• *• 33 h i ,i hivjtm o r..i »t It,A t 28 f • l in tx a *• tn XU ■I, Ml I* II* #J to*Mi *•! lit*ro • tit In*• tin*Hy Bt.i \ < ' | ♦ ifltvtul »* ' I u I»*.| M * ' * It! I 1I .Ml ll.e ti 'ixi » lo S t # J. I liter. 'I . b ' |MII I •I III »•> r(" 11 »r ■ Tl 'Ml 'I .’I I ***,! | IVJ»V**ji 14? Dm- 'It til iii'iii injur•«( i • m*V ,t | . ’ *iv. •r■# wi'i'fl 1 T■r* if ■ |Dili . mint/ Hl'i »11V hill 1 I‘IxI ol' til)* o7 pni'’1*'*:> 1 xxi ii 11. i (mr Ii* ii * . ti ii.1 t!m n: tn • ' I II “• j I t |l)Mf ■* of ■IumI iriI". » f * * * i* iii I ,i?ht*r i Pii I .11 I *. r Id *1 1 -41% . Republican presidential1 I In Nr im was iiuideidifted ex nominee, Gen. Dwight D Risen I s C i *•t > I . i . .»■ ( > l < \ \ « i , pi dial In- was believed tn In- .1 I I lo 4k bower, said party professionals and - ,,|iln i at Id llnod I'll •i M»'l self-styled amateurs have agreed mi i gut mi the lius at !l IU a m on how to conduct Ids campaign. ■I S hi, 1 l i f t XX t ' l l The Democratic nominee, llliti • v .w llv , Mi> D aniels said, " Ilu * 1!• bus w a - I.,,,- and was gmug pretty * * * il|U(,ll ut ole’ Guv. Adlul K. Stevenson, drew bi partisan nlaudils for setting up t.1-1 t>, t .i l t l i up i was seated III X\ VHIIIM.ION Ihr \gnciil Kenneth Waccker, of Winter 1 “ it i >•i p ••pi© xx«'in Ida national campaign headquar­ Park, former Hnitfnrdlle and dis­ ilirni III pitf liilCII( hwliO rillli'tl a die re al s ,,iiii bud) scre illile d 'Innk ters at Springfield in his homo trict governor Of Rotary Interna­ 1I (1*f (a( © mitfcM'itirr I** plan ipiu k ■‘ i1"1d1 "I I. m, Innic * ri*'h mil Itirn Die liases lilt T h e Ne gin man saved me and a lltllc slate. \ “i* ' • ©“t nut," tional, spoke to the Sanford Ro­ iIIwiinNt 11inn- In f af mn * tnl In a M ' 4 Mit... I i \\ h,‘ii wnitl gut wlm was -ealed next to me Out the congressman, Democrat tary Cluli today tin the foui hfiTif drintghi, “d il lu J ■ ri(©y " \ lit I i>- M exican g ill was sd « c llep Adunt Clayton Powell Jr, object* of Itotury nml -dressed Ihliii rtl II l.jjs^i'f i i , n*l ininit 1111. iiv im i l l , nml lire and la 1• axil Ihi fl lew York, told a Harlem moss the responsibility of evelv Ilu- (taint ill llif I' iiI tin i <* Ihili*** Vfl i n,ding net here They S a y s C h a n y , e N e t e s.t Hireling Sunday the Negro was • •i i «• dU d' i \xln» N e p , i 'e s : » I s l l e M l*\.t • \ le n d ,need 1 tones,• platoon n l lla i i m , inn In helping to continue ininUiriilion. nhpI ilu* *Mitl«*i«,ni<% "sold down the river" ut both par­ Ini ' I 1III t 1X XXIi i III HV© n ill Im lit 1*1 in VI Inula \u|* *» nl nml ,o iioui w .is erioglil under w e ir hilled I know they were I'lie Rotary ns the grand organization i y II A r m e d I ' l t u e s h’ a t a I S I t o u t i n i ' ( P liiilc git 'iving, 'I want my ties' national conventions. h il l -Ml.| PU(1 U1 u iio d r imi Mlied .ntills'*v lire am i 11(nl I a ' -mw wind in ilu. Powell aald "Uncle Toms" — a Unit It is. .mu. -I its i i *"u’Ui*r llopfi’N*'iiIntn i’H tr( (In* i s I:iutitti Army s|mkesitian m am A r e T o B e S u p p lie d Pointing out thut Itotury lots I , i v e U , i U I M i y s i t i . m “ • r.»d i. :,i•in I pi a r w ith me reference to the title character In Hill udiiul fmiii Mihmiuii, \rKnit t j -1-title, 1 ;••• to 2 i Reds were killed "Uncle Tom’s Cabin," usually grown from four members to over Htm, h ’ lilia'ky, ti 1 1*, I'l-unrn* mi the lopes ol the w estern front I In i , , a llllle bally It w as I Ii* »• • * . Iiiti,' Bnltx," Mn. WASHINGTON t.P Ma) i.ett 1 I \ K * i \K i .I*i A In pi1 rot it im meaning u Negro wlm Is a yea JltO,1)1)0 in 7,(100 clulis all over I tin «i*#S Mif-sMippi, Aliihnmu aial lull lying m d r middle ill Die pave Lewis il lli'rilirj »avs a lestuvey * * ‘ ■*©* " ••'I it x* .i . IVHi kC IB world store It wus founded in ic m iiir fS ua paw* r a i d M ’t lll of -it i# ti hnjhxxiiV pill l nhiM 'il im nt Im ttiuig 'i, Imdy <mild In Ip Um* MU'I'll 1 1' I t •' <d. Imrn* Chjcugo In 1006, Mr. Warcer Ni.ulli (’im'lma h i #*n(ly thvliiM I of men ilelcrred ftniu nubtarv p, I*I .in all I "Slept tl'l flti NiTip 1111' *S#MV In/hl viyd iindn • ( I lim e i i . i boy w alking ulnnu “ X* ,N • d 11 H l x ' II ( t ' l l l l ’h l * said thut this hun been ucc-ini iliwakh'i (iiiuii*, (ini ((tiliiliniii i 'iiiil ■Hill ! >U IS14til M‘4 ltd 41rtllllltf old horylti* hiM 'diiM * III©) liav© rnnhl© hr I o llflrr n N'l'l'm t t i H ' d i l * \tilh us U n were all stum bling ^“1*1’ 14' 11 X k t Umh (tl pllnhcd without any drive foi Tr\Mi rnri)TMtM (nun a ncrloiix it dll) i( Ilu* XX D I H U H lint ii ii*I ki ll©iI i 111111•x lepiiili d qtltel alttliiuftll grnuml III a dare lie kept Imilv i*1111| may mmhi Ih* ' «,' id xxlitidj iiMiy membership, that Itotury Is one of tlrtiUMlit IhhI in iiicd icMCi’i nr#* t«* lit* »( \«||ll»l Mopnlar ihudur and l^Kdim p “(> *1* * miiimiiii:t urlillei) mid umrtar* g b ark and k,tying "I'ltuao poor iLUr IH’l'M’Kl luvt*i Sniltrm l ami i H\ lij'l.l Jimmiled Allied pirlliutu Iinyv l.©t ii 1It* xim i 11Mfii© xrtn'iU the hardest clubs to get into nod (ho HI oi# s'liihi' mini In©© ill'ujitih' I supjiiixe be was our u( IliTxliey. 1tn* ihr«*t*h»r m( nmIi'#' - I l © * 111 It t n x \ otic of the easleet from which nlpiwarn pHtfil m vfiiti lirihiv .«( 1 *'**'• " " H * »*ft *• l lliti I I'lie I'lgllHl \r ii i v i ■Mii ii i.i iii I■*< Mlie boys wlm kicked mil Die win tlVi* xHVlxl', ©HplAhM'd dll'* “j“ll dll' ilt'uUtjM w’lilch tiripptsl to lie dropped, Mt* mIf Sim lli'xxi t ■*a» I h. mi n J . lines \ Van Fleet cm dnws tn lei il* mil We c iiiliilu 'l inn l“d.«v m tin «dilMMitl m (Im* Soul hern atul !..• hi I inlwl Introduced hy President llnli •. r. .1 Mi Nid'V Mt'l “iiJhim I r rat-il.lied -libbers nf A and i niin nml Dm exit dgm |Mih||i ihiHi ‘"N**l*"i fI%r Sri \on* "" a M'I • (it I lit I 1.4 Hi* Id p» Harris, Mr. Wacker recalled that Stales M anilla / jt iu iiid in tinlllfle Me.\ TALLAHASSEE UP-Franels E. he i-uine to Sanford on July I, New Ellgliin I (ii oil'd mm pro II alii trt ii tl lilt I'jlal e* I on) I %%Incfi in •n*ni 1“ (lie l *mmi Iot.it ut IC.I4f*4I -| tl It *)l» md* man m il taken from Die Im . by til .ill !>#*.*i i )a dxi i Hu biiliDii Brigham, tit) year old Winter Haven 1013 as u naval ensign stntioiie<l ■III ted for to.liglit liHp. lot lb it III! I.... • * I i 11 XX I l l ' l l ■ X ■M i l M l, D aniels was given breakfast cilrus grower, was elected Florida til the newly rnnimfsskmed Son weutbi-i bun .ol I ' ■ , ' ■ 11 • lll't .III > Mil III** iMiifijMiUmi |mol IMAX<il 11mm H< ml I • ill I in tied Hus murnuig at I'ruvidence American M'gitm t'oiiimuiidi-r ill ford Naval Air Station. He snlil tlltlJilt- |if tint lo i \, 11 ' in ill, I nl Dll' ill afl Oil tuh I Inf ill •( ( IO XXI,t llu t lilt , H X ( tO\ 4' I'll lilt'll t Is III Itt'll Ilu pdill him, w are In i l.d lle l ilul lui the closing session of the Leglnii's that when he left Detroit lie had mul-liiie ,11»tMlV ! 'IH! OMM (Mi'll •M'xHl , md tn a w n e dead I lie I lu ll) was ii r It I Ilk -.1 XX I . * I l i t 4 (1-4 11 .14th anmiul stale convention Sun no idea whatever that he would I hr t|in,''hoM xxhit Ii 11k11>t In \ Where it e.i.ne Ili> ,n w ■ l «i m B illio n s In .lu ll m , x•■’ MimI fix t'tl* It III i iiiile In M evi , o dav. laird im tfit* Mot loo distant fu b , ' nl not return there after the ivai little nod. lo Inn ld> t il' \ , i iM xti ..i ......... inn ' I was asleep." Die liruvvil eved d ■ lit . *, ■ 11 . Navy Urlgham succeeds Frank J. Ful was over, but thut he liked Sun. toil lute to wipe uni imp In e WASHINGTON ■t* The giivnn II vear util said " Ttie Inis slopped lino ’ hr **UMI I Um* >“illir of III <(•)’ Moi'lv xxIn t i-Vlittii 'din* 11 J•1M?* . P I'd 1 ■I ' Mir -'! d 1 |M lone, Tampa. Elected area vice lord so well thut he was soon |w'ldeh might surpass - Inllo-ii d-<t Ihr mai!(it*\xrl xxhi. 11 xx>h Ilit’\i! .« |(|i . 'Mild V a-a*IiiI *liMti* C II Md tin IM• ' Commanders were Hugh Williams. looking armiml fur a plan- to lar. i iim.iii' from imly mil of oii'id went $71,4211.non.lMMi iilo tin n fast iiiv feel It'll oil tut- i sil t lily t>r ni'nlril I' Mi tdl l ' i liil -ainil even tiling euiiglil lire Miilb Tallahassee; Clem C. Fraser, Mae- locate permanently. Th© 4‘iimi* “f .ihi io! Bum,(iHi ih’ Hi' tutfilrd, llirn i lit'* iii' *'d ('■ •'Util \|Il , H»i 11a*tlt I >iXt | Iti© Ihe iliifeu or mute li.ud lot ‘.oolli nil ill .Ini, tii-.t anmill nt the l-i.i Iiml I' s( reamed will'll sumetlilllg (ell lilt ivi ?I*(I mii11x : i#11*1ibv nii'ld :*f I■*» ^ ’ '{* clanny; Elmo HuchI, Wilder Haven, ' I .......I M “id I till (Ill'll 1 A h«'i ;mib4* ill ih* III* i<t hoi I was clinking So miirli fi'irrd m ( "Rotary," lie said, "Is n philo­ ern stiiles pul tlii ii in < .it ism fisea l ye. u ii •(11nv mi'll *■(\ 111v 1'x ;i (fi d , ,, K,, , , |tx. rtf |(> and Larry Hoffman, .Miami Reach prmlrmy, hr M iihu'il, imi© •*! million ibid tvn ntrife Item 5(t pei i i'iil tnuke md Ide A girl liy me (hr hit y,i'Nl Mi d ran ho iN.idr avail (i . »Mi* n Hi i l xr'd tl iiiti I 11(1411:i >1 In hla first speech since he won sophy of life hnstd on the ideal 1 M '1 “Id t X t A Xer© Coiixeilllia was thill mdv a (blie pened Die window and 'lie pushed 'llhl ' I |I11 t Iis•I I?|(’l" ! I'll •)( It'll the Democratic governorship tuun t< onllnueil tin I'mhc 'I wmi or lour iluy vo.iklm: i nn would li-ive tin- di'fn'H f-u Hie iipenon me Diriiogli d I nnildu'l walk A ahlr In Mini'll iMi'id fh#- |i|('HrMl up i n I l i t l i t I 11 f . • d I u . I , 'Mi M m “ •till II»it , i Ul4 I I 111 Instlon, Dan MrCarty told the Le I fit . ply nf HMM|H’UiT ax iilahlr Im mil I Mir restore Hie failing mmi u i • mi .11, lilt tl lit It I',’ll I!l.i2 mi* .» Wav IM' lit xxItll I luil ■ ■ id »11* gionnalres that "we can't tolerate I Main , .m-e till’ Ilu- lug ilrlp il mail linked me iiji and lifmigtit IfIIrV MTXlIT " crop and pastille I mil Hut tin I ii) ;\l ,i i kijs' i ‘ •“ I *Mil IM© I*.1(I 111 uie and Ilu* i’ll I here in a Iriick " I lit I i* X V l*I l* | l“ d I > ll (* I M » 'M dishonesty In governmenl—Ham I m fnlv Dll', year Was a lump u > A Ni'lrxliv4* rrxni olflrial (old agriculture romiiilssionei m m « iX.1 i (i, I Mr. I I .d lvi»r©j| tiling anu racketeerlng-at the" lo a rrpviilti no nifh'id ii if miii has dm IMMHim IIIif III Hill 11ed71X i'M'l V Xflchusclts said even lii.it . -inblni iiiitlav . in (il 742 ix*)I**), from it s l'.I .K M r.M AHltN HEAT hi n .( ill I in" \ v £i* i|itnd iiih I !i“ nil’ll d 1 I* Lt d l x f xxm ‘"t‘hi cal. slate or national level " , in m ill, 1,10 a year ago lin'd lakrn (i)xxard i reMirvi*) III lie eliouKil in hi:, dale W A S lIlN ii 11IN I' Dt-piily At V d lllllD . XVII** ( l t d ( ‘ X i i ' I I 4*111 He urged a rededleutlon to "the TllO droUKid Ipis lu-eo .1 buddur; I is ifi'eqil, rie e also, In 1,1 tl•• Mrnev lie tie ra l A Devitt Vuueeli Ilu* 1 A moil vhllosopliv ol teaehlng, preaching („ In aniiflicr vxrrk i*nd *lrvrh*|i 11©Iimi>( ii Im* *■11■>t■1 il *" 'h’ k " tile weather bureau mini tin,me > i"s> imm) lad imiiilb form 42 m) non i.n liiy nniimmced tie, eam ltilucy for IMIi 1 1 ' 1 llli Wild practicing respect for law ami oi imusiially warm sumim r mi is'ii im ! a,In Dill Dial was net •lie U S Senate seal left vacant nirtii, il limamr kmmli that (In* hi'" .ft III- |l(MX©II iliri©© HI 1 f" © nxrii. it " l«“ 1 hour llflrl hi I m m I falli'M t" 'h order" and said that "disrespect It | broken by a heavy general i no einMigli of an increase la nf(-,-i liy Die death nf p e iim e ro llc Sen Army and An Fnrrr art* platmimt ' 1IMI'I ,'i l| in ^ x hnl x x *# n ftp|ifti « m I 1, r t B ’P m ' t(|( , for law leads to ovcrlhrjiw of the A school huilgi-t of fl,fil7,7fiK lUliit mostly have been It ta Jim I,ill. Do- Jump io k|ieiidimIn rchsiM* ii *m,I'Vi* “Ifireis uhn d»* t f mi* f . Mil* U i <«.l I Ilf lin e n M i'Malmn uf C m m ectirul rllfir tn arrrid rMinnussintiN nf in raV*•r It (lll'lllihll (till, the ,I,©m 1T |I i(1j j( lit 1 ' > ! '"1 *■1Xt'l| |»llt I© fiovernment—and It can happen for tha fiscal year July I, 1052 a result Die federal debt Vanecb, a til year old Dem ocrat 11 itfitl M tirtl «N * I’dKi* iJ titiH tere." In June JO, IP63, was adopted di limlr Irnulli Ihr Navy and Ma fill 1#f pni 1. II I . pit ...........sliiit; ..Ii i d iy inure Ilian is owed by ill 'iliit.se Indue Is at S lid n fu ril, t'liiiu Ilu vu.l Mr#. M. ( *111111' Ky (r 1 kmm» .. 1 »;t 1 The department executive com- Frldn v hy the County School I S eili/ens and eliriiorMtioii m ill reporb-is Hud lie bail Milimlt rlm* im p . all ©ad) ar© donm (his millae'a recommendation to shift Ibiard at an •djiiorip’d minion fl Clin I V XXt'l l (it Ij I* \»*V I ■• fill MM• I it. in Inni'il rn.'.e to $2J0. loti, lion 'e ,l Ids te signal inn us deputy at I tu i idI int it lit i1 *•I' Him * t fit hit ©ii , 'X'I alate headquarters from here lo and n public hearing Friday. m < a mi July 'll A year ago it wa lortiev general In I ’rexldenl I m Did (©tl I Li* llltl'tl III© hilt -111 llt'l I ,11. t Orlando died without a vote when The budget, cover log nil current imiv u /oo.otKi.iaM) man I hi -s illu m in g \V I 'lull I “ 111MI H If© H U It was found a quorum was no expenses, payment of bonds, in­ ( ' a c l u l H 1 k'lXC I 1I II Mill Hie I trim ic rid le muidliee w ill lie Shut ply risin g outlays Im defen ■ din Ml i» longer preset!I. It will lie the first terest coupons and r o o m s , esA inMt 11«*I t'l(Ilf ©* XX.4 ♦“ ('* ii I’m, nled for must id IIn- pmip elected at Die -dale ciinvelitinu in order of business at the 1053 meet eroded the g1,AIA.'.ftKl budget of Vs i,»1111fi ( f ' 11.mii \( iii i kiu.lo pliM'4'il itpnIm•*I (““ I >In x Septem ber , m pending Irio n In -.1 ye a r J n Orlando. I Iin-© 4*(In*r N©bn“ x#mmi©ii pi* 1*1 i. i iif(i JMlMfX,l!l lust year by hut 12,450, according 11f|*|#'r| * * * T h e convention adopted a resolo to Supt. T. \V. Lawton. 11© f ©" Hi,’ :nl Royal Caiiadiau Atr ticnl * mi I Im* nff if© id 11"" fun© iif V*! 1 Mini »•' illt.M(. .’ Man 1lord lion opposing commercial seining Force ,'inlet. who visited lo Him fh© Im'itf in© wri|i| 1Ii. 11 “ i fid ni Tile jury w-n* md-'eted t*ns No citizens or taxpayers raised M il Smith Atide tu• res and sale of nanflih from Florldn'e nnv olijectieii to any phase of the intmiing fur tbe trial nf. Mrs. \li* ( It fonl Friday night were enter- ©iM'M'tlf I'Vr ! Ii© i,“ f Mi \ii iii ,iti \ppiAii( m*. II 1 Atkins, fresh water lakes. tn mid with ii ranch type chicken f 'iiMinn* hill bud# el at the hearing, lie stated, Lillian C. Clark, former clerk In 1,i i “i” ( m\ T©* Hi. Ill'll f f *47“.1 f-'Mf ilinnei nt tbe It,' 100,0 Morris's and It was adopted nml forwrrded the Tn* Collcclur'a office, clwre- d 1lit N i xv “1(1,1ulpeiiii'lll was AUTO FIRH Mq Ran. Ii Hatiirdny nl noon iiiki will'll' x©i© fniMiil ii) 1II© N©|*(“ to ttie Htale Department of Edit- wilti i-mlieiztuqieiit uf lit,071 ■•njoyed swlinmiog, fishing, and XVmiMMl' ). vhIv. t j# •1 i(ml \limit i “id Im f l* *I M | I © I ..oi . after reN. llall, 1101 lllekory Avenue, caclbui for approval. The hearThe jury as presently i-onr'litnt boa ling al the rulicli, Cap Julm XVIIM*th Mt nil©© (MHI Ih© hi'HI 1, Mill*© pull tl uf M©nl i(©tl v idely in I’ok drove to tha Fire Station In a hur­ jnir had been advertised as re­ »■d cnnslata uf Julm T. Iliady, ry Bunday night at 9:00 o'clock quired by law. Hanford's neighbor tlixlmp Julm u vasiiiii of Itie iniml uf Christ Andes uf Die Civil Air I'ntrul Ml Ih* l»»fl hunti(©r 'iiit a ©him Mi Xtt tli.it . r S N IV4 plane had Eat I N. Roth, Giles Chapman. t)„. s|,l*. I'uliee Chief \Vo»lh Dow been hot down ..il the Siberian and called to the firemen to put The Isrgnt Increase In ap­ Arthur I’hllllpi, Thml Lingo, Jr,, \V llralitcomb who baa lived in was nut Die only force ut work said today nut a fire In the back aeat of hie propriations was for teachers and Amo* N. Harr. Two alternates, Diliiiido fur the past elylil year' <it the world and deplored the While in Hanford Die cadets ii.it 'ii<l Die die’l..I was fimil.l .... . ' ......... bv .i .Sni let fighter N iv v oi.-a io| the incident reBulck. The firemen obliged, salaries. The appropriation was Chnrle* N. Hoover, uni Georg-' prenrhed in Hanford yesterday in great quantities of godless litera­ were given a l.iirheiiue su|ijier hI I'lilt. luiu' a f 1110 toll in utn* ti«ilui (IB Fire Chief M. H, Cleveland, who 1708,700 compared with fill5,220 D. IIIMiop, lo serve lit cure of tln- the First MwthndDt Church fur ture which Ih being put mi Die Die Elks Lodge hy the loeni Civil itii-■ a l.umtiiin pen to Dte other pm ted hi He i,ilu id .iiimmiieement At mil. puillt after Unwell re was Die “in' wtiuli gave rise to '*V lth Mre. Cleveland has been visit- budgeted for this purpose Inst lllne** of ono of the Jmor", wet * I lie first time since lie w a s run iiewstaliils, unit ntlncrkcd Die All i'nlrol officials, ii boat ride U'nnllssea tin I'aae . ‘osr I IliC relative* In Georgia and the also ■elected, ii,Tilted Us bishop uf the Florida icular influences television, radio, on Do' HI Jobii's, ond ti dunce ut turn.'.I frum lliilford, ‘ didegatiun Die I id vu i enm l The lo o f N.iv v aiinmiiii'eincnt friou Die ernwil was 'uke.i tbruiigll Carolinae during the past two Dr, llnnscomli Is Hut motion iilctiires, and tbe ten- tbe City Hull. Till* afternoon n certified copy Conference!'. ill,I iml I..i de Ihe ene uf Die air the mil tu prove M r-, M.'ColhiMi weeka, le due back home Tuesday. uf *11 audit conducted for tln- llie first Florida Conference bishop denccy In tile country lo forget They were uecomnmdated in wn Mu) there Ihete was no de hallle hell.mt si diiu; tiint it was Slnte Auditing Diqmilmillt by in livcoinu Mslmp In the confer­ iIn, Hnblinth day. private homes Friday night, and nv,-i Die Yellow Sea This it tu tho qh He mentioned a cartoon carried Cap Andes suld that tiie citi­ mi.us| i idiun ht' ele Martin, prosecution wltni” , ence'* lOH-yeor old history. west of the Korean peninsula The shei iff said ih,' gntheriiie wan offcreil as evidence by the nl Die time uf Ills eli'Ctlvn In Dm Pleaching on “Ihu oviir-wldeazens of Hanford had been very inihi’ded "more or less ciiriusllv” Tin* t S pat tdl plant' was p|. Htale Attorney Murray Ovei David Hmllh, a former resident iiv circle" of tint church, lllshnp Orlando Hentinel-Htar which de­ cooperative and hospitable, serv­ bio tb'it the -tnte imtrolmun wuuld 1luliul h. I t E I Itiiith'lt, George picted Florida and Cuba within ing Die hoya breakfast Saturday of Ranford, who left here a year street. lliaiu,'cumb who was Introilui'id sttiv lie' iiivrbt In iirevetit ntiy pus West I , v No matter hew far away ago to Join Florida Fashions, teArcurilliiK to the trntbimny uf Xu I tin overflowing congregation wliat was lab,dod an "ever-widen­ morning. I lie I hole ,p liir lutf'i' Is kniivui * i|,le ilei.ioostraliuo aft, , ,lntk l»am heme yea may go on ymInlned Ptrlckland-Morrison. In.-,, Mr. Martin the audit revealed that by the Rev. J . E. McKinley, ing circle," and be declared that Following lunctuun at Die Mq Itow,'ll al"u ordered Ml beer and to btiie iiuirol iml tighter piano vacation yon can readily catch Friday, in Ihe capacity of sales the hulk of the »U.r.7U5 which -tntud that there are now lOJHHt,- IDl« presented Idm ’.vilh an In­ Itancli, Die Imy* were carried by liquor esluldislinii'lits ill Die cuilll bases ti.‘ ir Die lq. ut tl’e Shantung T u p n a the home lew* aewa by manager. Mr. I’nrtin had discovered miming (KM) Methodists, wurihipplng in spiration for his ministry, that the on Air Force bus to Hilver .Springs 1’i'iim ol.. atul lie.n Die Dairen~ »d taf the Ranted ,H era» Following hi* discharge from from the T a t Collector* office -UiJlDU churches with 26,0011 min- whole world might be won for where they said goodbye to their ty ,'lused I'l At thur area of Southern ManA.linos prnellced III l ive link, n when you reUrn. Yea eaa ar­ Christ. eliiit i.i the Air Force In 1016. he came disappeared after Oct. 15, lit lit. Huofoid hosts nml pro,...... oil lllshnp Ilranseomb will super­ the rest of tlieir tour of Florida I own uf 'ib,ml I 7uu, fur. mnnv Mr. Partin milled that aotne Uteri,. range with year carrier key, er here from Orlando, He Is married Ruth nf these •'ulUlltillltM bascii year, anil won Die lleiuuernlii* Taking for hi* text the words vise tho work ol thu Methodist me willim u I In'idi r range uf all lo the former Helen Fainter nf I GUI to |ID*) might have been through Charlie Marries*. elreawhich is lo Include visits to nil* ruimlie,t|iui for stale senator lust of Hi. Paul, "Let this mind tic in confarvncce of Florida and Cuba, Hanford and they have announced iuDs Iuk prior lo that date. latlea manager, br tekphealag Instullutions nt Tnm|ia and Miami.1 Mac. lie had no Republican uppo- uf Die iiurllierii purl of Die X'ellow Sea. (heir Intention of moving Imre Mr*. Clark. 47, xv*a arrested you. which was also In Jesus nml he puts special emphasis upon lianl i,r,.| u speeial prliniirv probHDhu]i Hrantcocmh tho work of the Church In Cuba, from Orlando. They have one child, last Oct. 13 for embezzlement of Christ," I.INEK HEADS FDR HOME nltlv will he called to iiiimliiutc u four month old Judith Ann, If,ATI from the ufficn uf John L. nrenclied the Invasion of tho world having always been Interested In NEW YORK (tv— The new successor. while yea are away, ta be da Mr. Smith, who we* formerly Galloway, Tax Collector for liy the mind of Christ ami, noting the mission field. French liner Flundre, her maiden Mvered to year beau la eae In Cuba tho Church now has days dogged by hard lin k, headed connected with Strlcklend-Morrl- .Seminole County, Iti her rapacity that Christopher Columbus, when t e k a g e apoa year h it/ TRACK COACH niPIIOVED eon, le ontlmletlc about the lim i­ a* chief dark of that office, Cir­ lie landed In tllu now world, soma 30 native .. ...................... 10 fur home M a y prepared fur any "Lovely To Look At" IIKISINKI IR ~ Clyde Little claimed "this land In the name in minlatera and 12 deaeon* and possible new troubles. ne** outlook In Sanford, and re­ cuit Judge Millard II. Hmith to1:111! :i:0f» 5 : lit - 7:15 - fl:20 field. Uniieil Slnl"* olvmpie assist gards thla aa a pleasant and leased her upon payment of IS.UOO God unit of the King and queen deaconasse*. borides running six Tho 20.300 • Inn passenger liner, aid truck conch, vims reported of Spain," urged that lust so the schools anl a seminary. The biggest built In France since Hll "miii’li Improved" tmlnv after a frt*ndly community In which to bond the some day and she hu* MOV1ELAND live. Ha la latarested In civic ae- been under hand since that time, proplu of tho Church snoukl claim Rishop plnri' , to visit thl outly­ XVur II, left New York Kumlay series nf blood iransfiiAiimk for s "The Tanka Are ruming" every now part of Ilfs, tvery to­ lea. Bader# leaving ea year tlvltle* and In tha Javrce*. whom ing area of hit district in Septem­ night on Ihe return leg nf her bleedlti" stonmeh ulcer Mr*. Clark held tho position in ha plain to roJoln, h* stated. II« Mr, Galloway'* office ami had morrow, every n*w parson or now ber In company with tha con­ maiden voyage two days, toven •Imply notify Dr llarrv Mcl’heo, II H. Olvm I'KAI hT b LAKE la a member of the American Le­ charge of the .Automobile licinse land "In Ih* name of Ood and of ference missionary seerstary ami hours and 40 minutes late. nr er lelepbeee pic leant phytilrian. said the Uid"Lovely To Look At" tha King Jesus Christ." gion and attanda tha Methodlil Fifty one of her scheduled pasnine district secretaries, Includ­ tlna deyartmeat. --- -v ; .— verity nf Texas roach was roact7:15 - 9:30 • 10:30 I D si Im i * Ua r i e t T a i l Church. The bishop also’ noted that tha ing tha Hav, McKinley. lengeri bad given up their space log well now to Ihe tranifuiloiu. Ideal Ol S e r v i c e Stressed Bv Leadei In T a l k To Cl ub 1’iUitn T >■ L’.y Tifily Slu.'vci Draft Resurvey Officers Retain For Dependency Vigil Following Seen By Hershey Doctor Slaying Brigham Elected > Florida Head O f American R e g io n N;i\\ I’idm! {Man© Fit*,Ids WIT 2 Miv;s ( Mi r ^rllnxx Son Increased Budget For *511 Approved By School Board Jury I h Soleded For Trial Of Mrs. Lillian C. C l a r k Caiimliaii Air Fnlurtaiiicd Here Bishop Branscomb Tells Methodists Of Ever Widening Circle Of Church Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack Strfckland-MorriKon H New Muiuiffcr Movie Time Table iS B iM F S » % S 5 a y s? n i t l iTW*T’ /j], “i "g*i? a mV r> I' ll * ^ i y if‘ . f jiJ* • , . il -■»*IV. f •'••' *l ... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 01, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/09b4ceb4ce66fd6ea3976784a1ca1a41.pdf f510cf3f45165e4237d1a013b45267b0 PDF Text Text * * •. mm* ■K-er-i. 9-K^S “ * *» V '*> V - Vg•' IWM>—— 9 T ill? I’asi* k R A N P O lllt IIP R A L t) W i d n u .d a y , J u l y J O , 1332 i 111 I f ’ i.lafe'. ' ' w' - ^ 1 30th - W a v e s Tenth A n n iv e rsa ry Export Subsidy On Citrus Is Chiefly Help to California 1*1li11 l\ f 1 AXII Cl A.VNIMl. la I*** •••»♦#, ai» lla Ul al Ik# »*«4i«9 kn4 Iffterprr• »<*•»** *1 blueprints. Ilk* pr#pnr«< *'l#rlnx nf By BOB ANTHONY I t w as p a r ty n ig h t last n ig h t a t th e N a v y C e n t e r a n d a nice c r o w d w a s on hand to e n jo y th e g a m * * , d a n c in g , a n d r e f r e s h m e n t! . 8 !n ce the N a v y C e n t e r has b ecom e a U S O , m ore m o n e y Is a v a i l a b l e w h ic h m a k o a it po ssible to s ta g e b ig g er a nd b e tte r e v e n in g * o f en­ te rta in m e n t f a r the m e n a b o ard N A A S . T h e p e op lo a t t h e C e n t e r w o r k h a r d t o g i v e s e r v i c e m e n In th is v ic in it y a place to d a n c e , p la y g a m r s , re n d , w r it e lette rs a n d m eet frie n d s h u t t h e i r success d e p e n d s la rg e ly u pon y o u r a tten d an ce. W h y not m a ke a h abit o f s to p p in g b y th e N a v y C e n t e r . S h o w th e peonle o f S a n fo rd w e n pp reclate w h a t t h e y a re d o i n g f o r us. F r e d P e te rson o f A t ta c k S q u a d ­ r o n 36 l e f t t h e s t a t i o n y e s t e r d a y f o r Ja c k s o n v ille , w h e re he w ill rer e iv e an h o n o ra b le d is c h a rg e f r o m th e N a v y d ue to the e x p ir a tio n o f Ids e n l i s t m e n t . F r e d w a s a c tiv e a lxia rd th e s ta tio n as a p h o to g ­ ra p h e r. H e plans to en te r the U n i ­ v e r s ity o f N e w H n m p s h lr e th is fa ll u n d e r th e re c e n tly passed K o r e a n V e t e r a n s H i l l , I l l s h o m e Is I n N e w Y o rk C ity. T w o h o s p lta lm a n th a t renorted a bo ard N A A S rcce n tlv are D u a n e Coom bs and H a ro ld C o k e y . Roth m e n repo rte d here a ft e r a to u r o f d u ly nt the N a v a l H o s n l m l in M e m n h l ' , T e n n . D u n n e h n lls f r o m C a l i fo r n i a , w h ile Ifn r n ld 'v h o m e ­ t o w n Is M i a m i . H a r o l d Is n g r a d ­ u ate o f the U n i v e r s it y o f F lo rid a . W e lc o m e n tio ard m e n . Y o u 'l l fin d S a n fo rd n peaceful and frie n d ly c o m m u n i t y In w h ic h to liv e . T u e s d a y h a s h e r n set h v the p tatl in f A R O ffic e fo r e x a m in a ­ tio n s f o r a d v a n c e m e n t to S e a m a n , S l r m s n n n d F i r e m a n . T h o s e m en eligible and the rate fo r w hich • b e v w ill he s t r i v i n g a r e C h a rle s F . D a lto n . S e a m e n : fio iu rla - K . If e v s e r , A i r m a n ; D o n a ld 1 ,. H i t e , A irm a n ' Robert R. R lrh n rds nn , Seam en- Robert J . W ebb. A irm a n : a n d R n l n h .1. S t o k e ! . A i r m a n . I f these m e n sn e cos afu llv nnss these e x s m » . t h e y w ill he a ble tn c o m n r t e ta th e n e x t s e r v i r e - w l d e e x ••eia f o r a d v a n c e m e n t t o p e t t y o f ­ fice r. T o n i o r r n w w i l l h e t h e hi<' d n v f o r J o h n M f r e e r o f t h e q i a l l e e I »• F O f f i c e , l i e ha s c o m p l e t e d his t o u r o f a c t i v e d u t v w i t h t h e v a » 'n | R e s e r v e e n d t o m o r r o w w i l l *>» r e . leased tn In a c tiv e d o t " . 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T h e N a tio n a l S a fe ly C o u n c il r e ­ po rts I lin t M n i id u bus m ure t h u n d e r * t n r m s t h a n a n y o i l i e r seej | 0 n o f t in * c o u n t r y - n o n v e r n g e , . f Vo I n '.HI p e r y e a r — a n d D i a l l i g h t n i n g is i ln * I . l g g e s t single i l b l l i e nl f a . o l f i l e s ill t h e s t a l e , l i n t s o m e t h i n ' ' e a n a n d s h o u l d be d o n e In p r e v e n t i n j u r y a n d lo ss f r o m l i g h t n i n g o n l in * f n r m . A . M . I'e ltls . fa r m c l w I r l f h ’M h u i s p e c i a l i s t vs itI i t h e F l o r i d a A g r i lu lliirn l E x te n s io n Servlee, »ays lig h tn in g rods, if p ro p e rly In ­ sta lle d , g iv e a lm o s t fiim p le te p r o tii'ln n front d irect lig h tn in g d a m a g e . I I " m ills, h o w e v e r , t h a t o n l y exp e rie n c e d lig h ln ln g prnteeH u l l i n ' ll s h o u l d ill t e l l l i g h t n i n g r g d a y s t e m s . | o r a p o o r l y Ins tn lle il nVstela n n l y wives a f n l » « sense o f f I ( il e .' t l'M i r :d may prove extM im e ly e n s t./ w ith a lig h tn in g los n, A i ll r i s -t s t r i k e is J u s t o n e w a v t h a t lig h t n i n g d a m a g e s life a n d property. Ilxe e s s lvr surges of p o w e r o v e r rle e trle lin e * r e s u ltin g fro m lig h ln ln g often h u m out upp l l a t u ' e * n o d at ii 11 f i n * A s p e e la t rotld en se r, k n o w n a ' a llg ld n lllg a r r e s t u r , e n n to- i n s t a l l e d t o p r e ­ v e n t niieli I n j s e s . I f a t n n m - r d u e * not w i s h to b u y I h o n ire s tn i bn enn fo llo w o th e r 111• .-.'tutiiitiibi v m e a s u r e * f o r s a f e t y , n i d i a n m a l t i n g .M i r " t h o e l e e t r l e m i v i c e |s p r o p e i l y g r o u n d e d , t u r n (nir t h e i n n l i i s w i t c h o f f d u r i n g t t i u i i i i e r s i ) o i u * i f ir ill* c o n n e c t i n g o i l fle e t l i r a ! e .|u i|im e n t f r o m o u tlu ts . T o g r o u n d th e eleC ltlcn l s y s te m a n . I g n i f n u t g r o u n d m i l s h m i l d In* m ic d nl llm m e te r a n d n t b u i l d i n g s w i t h r l e e l i i 'l i t service. W i t h te le v is io n g a i n in g In P " l ,l |‘ l a r l t y It s h o u l d he n n t e d t h a t I V H 'n ln ls m e a prim e ta r g e t fo r l i g h t n i n g a n d s h o u l d Im g r o u n d e d w i t h II N o , tl c o p p e r w i r e f r o m t h e p la n t a n d d r i v e n nt h a s t e ig h t feet deep. I't i u m n l p r o t e c t i o n la o f u t n i n eo u eu rn d u r in g ole ctrlrn l sto rm # . M r . I'e ltls snys if y » u a re c a u g h t i n M i e l i n s t o r m , t in* b e s t p l n c o t o b e n d f o r In n b u i l d i n g p r o t e c t e d f r o m l i g h t n i n g o r nil n u l t m i u h l l o w ith n m etal to n . E v e n n la rg e o r s m a l l u n p r o t e c t e d b u i l d i n g Is b e t ­ t e r t h a n o p e n spaces, For added sa fe ty sta y a w a y (ru m open doors and w in d o w s , i f r e p ln ie s , stoves a nd o th e r m e ta l o b je c ts . I f y o u c a n 't re a c h # h »lte r , »,«> m r e t o k e e p a w a y f r o m w i r e fe n c e i n n d tre e s , e s pe cia lly sin g le trees on h igh g ro u n d . VOdKLKR WONT I.KCTURH NEW YORK ifl. - Robert A. Vogolcr said today ho will not loetiiro nor In nny way tr ko part In a contemplated course In "loch* nlauns nr esplonaflo" at Pceksklll, (NT, Y.) Military Academy. Vogolcr spent IT months In a Hungarian prison os an accuaed spyAn agency spokesman for Hm school said that he incorrectly aa* sumed that Vngtler might do some lecturing if such a course I* offered In the fait Voflelar Is trustee of the »ch« “ l am not‘going ___ ____ m laeiure al a course for the acad­ emy on any subject. finch an Idea was never oven discussed with me*” Vogeiar oaid. T ki.'f* w irr convicted t M f l H I MVIt.Uln't HI MUD IH« s t H I . AIIH ( M i l 4#p**4# >*•• t Kiirplti «l«4 alatlfKiil* «$ulp- MaW.Uiatl»iii«4 IMU #fll* Iu4a lal IK# 4ilill«4 i>btiKnl*«l w*tk t*»»l*«a In Milal*lat*a lath equip »»•#•! I 4m« taylaf Ai Uima l if t Ifan*f a IfiKfiUlan. aifinan. al I’eller- Ki t I'laaii i tu t iiaUf a M*M litll*| #«|bii|»Mb#nl Ul ik«»a«t«| aa4 liailaf fiMutl lutU # on h \\ i ri mmii m u m mu Jim. I M \ I S kata ka#n I * m,T*I I •* *r *f« lt nl-N-ttl all al (Wa f»m< pit# .1*4 rf atktm it W* -L I* ». *. i kwtia#«* I *n4 Ihfl In«ln4*t Ik# II H N * t ) l lakwlai*a •'* t*#-»i4* I M f * ll«*k#ila, M f ak.lb* .%« « towfblaiil %««•* | *1. I . •! I af It • I't*»n*f lil AM. It 4el#irHiatuj k««a i m n i #.. »«*>.#l «l a tafia in taiajaty • ft an Jalt ttilkm Ikt Satal llitlfMI iWfattgla Ika taa. h»a Jersey. U«k« iKraagW an if* kkfiii.4 naltUfa Van Fleet Blues In The News t t t t l tn HIM ta iilt* mtikbi* M IA M I T O M I A M I 1* M i a m i w ill senlnrN a n d m id -su m m e r else # t o n i g h t to rlu m . (C o n tln u fd From Pago On#) a chance fo r an a rm is tic e th a n e v e r b e fo r e ,” V a n F le o t a ssertgd. H e re p o rte d the R e d s h a v e built u p t L e i.' d e fe n s e * o n b o th coasts In f e s r o f a n A l l i e d a m p h i b i o u s a tta c k " o f w h ic h they a lw a y s h a vo been frig h te n e d .” V * n F l e e t s a i d h e b e l i e v e d th # •* m o ln reason the Reds th in n e d ' 2 Ih e lr fro n t-lin e forces was the Eig h ln A r m y 's " h e a v y pressure b y a rtille ry fire . " A t l o n g l a s t , It h a s b e c o m e a p ­ p a r e n t l o t h e e n e m y t h a t b# h a s b e t-i i n d a m n f o a l t o s l a y I n t h o fro n t lin es f o r us lo sho ot a t. " E i g h t h A r m y m ilita ry pressure ca uses m o r e c a su a ltie s a n d d a m ­ a g e t h a n th e e n e m y Is c a p a b l e o f m a in ta in in g . " T h e b e s t w a y t o w i n Is b y p r e s - ^ sure V The Weather A sh e ville Huston Chicago C lovelam l l/OS A n g e l e s N e w O rle a n s New York Seattle W as h in g to n Ja c k so n ville M iam i Tallah a sse e C IIA R L K .H H ig h Lour 100 61 89 02 70 62 51 74 06 11 U3 73 HU 07 78 40 U3 73 1)5 77 80 77 05 73 C AR K D IES S T P E T E R S B U R G 1* - C h a r l e s C. C a r r . CD. f o r m e r p u b l i c r e l a t i o n s d ire c to r fo r the A l u m in u m C o r p o ­ ra tio n o f A m e r i c a a nd f o r m e r g e n ­ e ra l m a n a g e r o f the 8 t. P e t e r s b u r g T i m e s , diet! T u e s d a y n i g h t Carr w rote a h istory of t h a t A l u m in u m C o rp o ra tio n o f A m e r ic a litlid " A lc o a , an A m e ric a n E n t e r ­ prise " lie w a s a civic le a d e r hare fo r in o ro th a n u q u a r t e r o f a c e n ­ tury F a r l l e r th is y e a r h e b e c a m e a n ed ito rial a d v is o r to the S t. P e te rs o u r g In d e p e n d e n t. JAC K CARSON T O W ED H O LLYW O O D '/« — C o m e d i a n Ja c k C orson and Actress Lo la A 1 *a b righ t h a ve a nnounced th e y plan t o * he m a r r ie d F r i d a y a t the L it tle D r o w n C h u r c h In S u n F e r n a n d o . C a rs o n w a s d ivorce d tw o ye a rs ago Ir o m Sin g e r K a y St. G e r m a i n . r r ^ v I H E Y CANT / i TAKE TgvgL, jP~% your A W A R D D K O K F .R S T h e U n iv e r s ity nf a w a r d 2 1 7 d e g r e e * In g r a d u a t e s tu d e n ts at i-oim ne ucenienl e x e r In D a t l e C o u n t y A u d i -S22S.-4i M i t M i w t i r # « ( • * # « * a t**. ( ! • > « • taatiillr sii|l*a la ••It* ■tins. I’M * T l t i l t f UrOltuU# Itm •uch Itkltttl unt. Uwttt lot^ liiu in l a S wmm .•••aagagnm iw UNIONS ITCKF.T STAND T E R R E I I A U T E , I n t i Wi Am A F t , u n i o n liu.v a g r t ' f d t o c a l l o l f any m ore a ltc m n ls to break t h r o u g h a ( ' I d p I c R i I lin o to g o t o w o r k III t h e s l r l t ' i * h o u n d A 1 1 1 h • C l i u l m e r x jet e ilg ln e p a i t i p la n t. E i g h t m e n , In c lu d in g m e m b e r s f r o m b o t h g r o u p * , w e r e h u r t In a n o u tb re a k M o u d iiy w h e n s o m e A l l. m e n f u r r e d tliclr w a y In to t h o , pla n t. Tho A FI, w ith d ra w a l p ro m ise g a m e al the retpietl el S ta le L a b o r ! C ' o m i n U s l o u e r T h o m a s II H u t s o n , w lm su g ges te d ' ‘ vio le n ce m lghl m e n u m n rlitil l a w ." (lo v . H e n r y E K e h t l e k c r a lso I asked Hie A F I , O p e ra tin g Kugi n e e rs In g e l a w a y f r o m the p la n t T h e pickets m e ( .T O H u lle d A u t o W orkers, a u a l i m w h i c h is o l f i c i . i l bargaining a g e n t fo r the w o r k e r s . D R A M A T IC YOU'RE TELLING ME! — By WIIUAMIITT — L Y i i l r o f I'ri’At W r i t e r T H E D K M O C ’ l t A T U , w e resd, hud sco u t* stu d y in g tha insn r u v e i s a n d p r o * * r « d l n g s o f lib * t lt il* i u u vra tion . F a y in g p a rtic u ­ la r a tte n tio n , n o d o u b t, to that new ipiaitarliack o f th# El*ph unts, nam ed E liv n h o w s r . f f t U ’ t o if p r o f a i l d g i M l r l g M « i f D ie D o n / , . 11 *If u lh i II i f m o s t u n i D u l l t ie s play, th* T r a i i i s k l / t . I I t H o l l y w o o d I i m a k i n g a m# vl# w ith o u t d lu lu g u *. O h , n o l-n e t h o i k to l u b l l t • u g u I n T I I t N o w t h a t n * w n u p t r l l n t r th# U n l l e d S t a t e s l i a s b r o k e n th# w e s t w m d r t c o r d . ( J u r a * t h # i # ’a just no d e n y in g I t - i h # ‘ s t in* w o r l d 's h lgg iist - a n d m o l t • x p e n - ilv e speed Is m t! I I f In I'lth b u rijh ttx p o l a r btara h i r j l a f u i i H t f o w l o l tho c i t y * 0 0 . T h e k t t p t r , h o w iv tr, quickly pul the cklll o n that. I I lu lu . N EW lin g er, YO R K HD, D EA N 1.0 - tlcnn of D IES Charles Jc h the A m e rica n Academ y lo n e lie r of of D ra m a tic m any top A rts and singe and t “Now there’s a Beautiful Roof” A TyM ftf Ivtffy Nh 4 I D IA R B 0R N I Almott anything ean bo blamed on th# prolonged host wav# the*# days. However, that docin't M il plain why thieves In West (ler*. many swiped 100 live anll-siniraft shell* from a munitions dump company, died Tuesday 413 W. 13th Street CLOSED TOMORROW MOVING TO NEW LOCATION ■001 HANFORD AVENUE .That'* what your nolghbora will tiny whon they •a t your new fiarrott* Anphnlt Shinglo Hoof. ' (And thorn’]) bo more such compliments, too.1 'For tho Barrott Asphalt Shinglo, with its rich’ harmonising colon und neat gooinotrical pattern, is an oyo-stoppor anywhere. That1*. tho way the women eco it, at leaat. Of couree, from the man'* viow-polnt, tho real ibeauty of the Barrett Asphalt Shinglo Is its durability. It'a a tough shinglo-mudo of high rag content felt, saturated with specially refined asphalt and surfaced with firo-proof mineral granules.! Anyway you look at it - VQhu's a rta l beauty." WILL RE-OPEN IN NEW LOCATION MONDAY, AUGUST 11 NOTE THE ELECTRIC MOTOR STARTER AND GENERATOR DEPARTMENT WILL BE OPEN MONDAY, AUG. 4 , DISC H A R R O W S t P. U LANSING GARAGE *t s c r e e n s t a r s , tiled T u e s d a y . “ Dcinoi Ultter on Man to loat" -Chltago lonvonllon heodllne. Wo thought Iholr main loniotn wa# finding a man to oloit. I it f u U U * * «#**> CALL THE LUMBER NUMBER FOR SUDDEN SERVICE tad iaoo- i OrlMdi Hiway �— rr ,n•r?’••{• '\>v*J*r» g ? fjw ^ ,#A i 3J|*■' ..'tiff- vr . i * IF YOU DON’T rilF . W F A ID E R I t * rour Sanford Herald. C lir ty, by 7:00 I*. M., p i**** rail © YELLO W CAH l l l l h n e H » y ^ iU M B XXXX1I1 K Hlntilishcd Mac Arth u r Is Made Head 01 B ig Company a n f o r I f T t a t f * AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R 1IMIS SAN FOOD. I I.D U ID A T H IR S P A Y . JU L Y .11, 11152 Rival Union Men Rattle Pickets At J e t Plant NO Awstti lilt i (I I ’lC'H I.C tlniil W ill* s Civil Rights Roiling To Cook Dem o Goose; Nixon Claims South Is II ifoard Chairmanship O f Remington-Rand G o e s To Keynoter Of G O P Convention Republican N om inee, For Vice-President i Sees Kisenhower As Favorite Of South NEW YORK iP - f ir n . Douglas Mar Arthur aaId today h* would take no pari In Urn. Dwight D. Elsenhower's presidential ram^llfaeArthnr, krynotr speaker at Ike Rrpubllran National ConvrnHow, had barkrd Krn. Hubert A. Taft of Ohio against Elsenhower for tb* COP nomination. " I will lake no purtl ii Ihc po llllral campaign," MarArthur (old a reporter at a lunrhern glven him upon hi* acceptance of (be chairmanship of ItcmliiKton Hand Inr. " I will not he a pari of Ihc A U tlra l ulrlure," he xuiil. MarArthur'* aide* and Hrmlug Ion Hand official* hailed Ihc qurs Honing when they *aw Dial Ihc general was being Interviewed. They eiplalucd that the luncheou wax entirely uon.political. d (i*n *ri:ly fin M. i r-Mtiniteil rather warm through I inlay except fur iiiilrly scattered showers Low h I i < n.i't ami unlel) M 'jiii'r I II oUlTUIIUll 'lll'WI'l I CMIll'll S ta le C a p ita l I inIj'.t* S a v s S p . 11 1 m a n I v I ’t uol Nut l i ii ii ; I s I M an n e d i \ * i r 11 a c t n i l / ! 5v I V n u u. i .i t s H o a rs S to e n s tm I li II.K Hm K Aik i.K Itepuli In .m \ ice I'resldentlnl Nominee lln h,ml Nixon I. hI.iv termed Hie 50.011 rip« " t e r r i t o r y Im v o le s . .m o m l Hie I . ' H* m i l m a k e a i'u ii. . i i i .1 ■K ,n t to c a m support CIASHINU WITH m i l AMD KHIVtt inembei > ..l ti. v I * >. i . l At 1. r.<l t it u..t at tl.e in. Kit i. .t . te 11•v Alllt-Chahner* J«t engine pUot In U n r 11....i. i> t 1I.r l .1 -lat U'J .. 1.. I- it I iking nil...: . t th e i to United Auto Wo.keis tried tu block s la,.k t. .1 . i l l . .. > >>.' ,..j t l 11. ll.i f it,!,, i bj 300 number* of the AKK li.tui halii>i..il IT.W, cl.. » • . <1eii . (I**.1 uitntti .itted in Ins,i Vi .I Ii.1 . n id i'll t l i . i l Hie II I p illd l ■.1 ill I.. I lie , - old In III. Ili'lim ■i .1 I. I'lnliel Ii) 1.1King II.n Ini t'l anli'.l III 'i . I II old • lid'll HI.) sell.1 tm i tnlei t U M'.l on J plane i t. (.... i io n ..tide eu iiiiiie to i 'opiinto H tm .i 'peaking <n p.i i 'u i i ill Public Hearing Asked By Odham On Sewer Issue (i Swedish Reds Convicted Upon Spying Charges Nix.ci also li.nl word' lol In In ......lain ioiinlcip.nl Sen 50.11 Km.in ol Alabama "Sell 1Spot I hi oi I-. nol I he lie't cuiidi | d.ii. they could have named he 1 , i i- i .i Steveli'Oli choice. NEW YOllK up — General of the j Army Douglas Mac Arthur tmlay accepted the cliairuian.xhlp of Item , liigtnn Hand Inc., manufacturer.'| am t 'e \ e n s i 'ii i' a T ru m a n of business machine* and electron \l\o ll .m l equipment , I d m i .ilc d o il th e i n i p t i r Ilia acceptance was nniioiinrcil , 1.. I,,- ,, i o i d ' H ie *>im lh t»V by Junes II Hand, president, who 1 1..' '. . m ill » .m l - i c h n in te sant the |Mi-.t hail been nlfcrctl , o. o Id o .i.l llt . it b e c o m e ' MarArthur nearly three years ago 11 ( it <>up S . ill I V 11 11 U e o .li p i o m i m 'i i l m H it ' In* The eonipanv made mi mciitnin \ i ,. i it i iln m u n g e r g ro u p I <* m of the general's salary as chair .ii * *lit l )' t e i l l d i n . I m il a p man, hut it was previously re ­ T o S o v i e t O l f i c i . i l s p» *1 ported imnffieiall) he had been of Nt. 1II'N lilts* hi l .ill.ihii*‘*‘i*«* Stall* feretl $100,000 a year. After hearing Hubert M. Align'* I * 1* M Kll* M.M >\N»'tlrii l*i Six Si’ll l.l'IMN * eitllllH WltlllUlt nil'll A company spokesman Indicated report on bis sewerage survey of tml'iy sl:i|*|,**il al N Nt til tl • •NlMIII NIII 1‘ 1n V ft f 1011 i it iln 11M it imii the general will retain Ills Army Hanford, Iti'niley Odlinm suggested Hi' nit'll d .it • lint ( Nd .ll di'tl’IlM* M» 1 JIf tile•• 1.dli • tfiuiul- ulm tvink, on an iinasslgned basis Ills that the City Commission -el n t i l Ih 1 1.1 It'll IN .tfitl I nnii NYiTl1 III*’ ’linil'N lip M'tviur" l«» lit** wains will lie .similar In Ihnt of specific date for n public hearing 1‘14'M*tcnli.il tiuki'l ••Mil'll *’'1 !• llll' I'lijti iMUillirnt at 'll! 1* (ivnrral of Hie Army (iwiglit It on the problem, odlinm made bis ll .Ml 1 i ni N t \ i liiii u .i* iriplit OfMOCRAIIC PHDIHI Nil Al t H .l l - . t . ».-.v N II O M*- • 1 t« ill tir vim \ |»imill lu I.*Ki* Eltcnhowcr when Elsenhower wa» 1 suggestion iii a roundtable ili.-eii> p ill hi tin* No\ «*llllM'f t *i Illinois l-i |i|utlllr«l .is to ol • »! Mini' um * j-it'i ;lU I ' president of Columbia University t u p . til'll" •*ii I m ' I i . i II *»( i slim during the Junior Chamber of «*ii It I n lulliril flolll llii* I i.'iiiiht till' N.itlon.il i .itY i-i.Itoii in < i .' I It** s ' ••• 11 It n*\« :iiiirMii * In Washington, the Army said it j \«H it Al'IIMM* I Ilf l»*ll»«* M fW Illu il toM Itu* It*'.it is i.trv| lltlolii; ’ I .oi Mnliti* lo do inv i llii hi w•I •i I ill IHIIK ttvi’i to itii' mi* I.I.Y had received nn request (nun Mae 1Commerce's meeting In the Yacht I'j.tlli 110111111*'*' h*r I'li"*l»li'Ul. it*' tell llii* Ileal I Uinl i-Olll .ip' I * all miluli i ' i l l . t mi lid Mill i, •> i in full ill.ill * oi tin'll «*«>iintry •it .1 \ i i»•! ml tv -jtff* - 1■ Arthur tn alter nr modHy his mill Club today. Pol tl ii l ii t l r l i ' i i t ' .1 'till I t IN ap.itn t any Hut t».i I tary status 1'xlstlng regulations Mayor William Htcmpcr replied Sim Collin It nil*' of III*1 i-i11 i i t t . i u k .ii*ii» lit ii !M m»i tin: t ill its. Ill 'IN .1 II t f II ' ' l»M' III i * untlnueil On I'« r * f D rl by saying that was a good sugges­ ■ p dltt. tir-. of Hill* M* l a r i). ln*im» It • I . • * Il t l.iiul tion and the Commission would 11 .in Hip I' ihntil * \ *ik Nn I t it' ll I iiiiom 11 ) r.ir iiht t'tiii t»r tin iKiniiiifi* l*»t woveriDH Me plan such a meeting In the future ^411 tv, who YMI1 III Nurll* Curolliu It. i u lit Wl *1 J tl 1,1 I Ml * Alii |,t. 1Lilt \V .Mtmflii of Uvii'tlu It'a iul mu tui iiiiiiil nf Itir Soviet np after It gets a chance to study the ilurnu» the ln«niiicraiu* T*Av .4V 4*%«fii |t*N|lv$ ifi it , «■»•• nt l»\ roii: mill Inn chief ucuuu^liuii. *.S,.I «..'.I 4n»lVr»*»o.v will Imvv in Hti|'ltlnlHT f**i mill Angas report. ••S. .... | . i jh’I' Im » C; If rsvhlil Imtli lift* piVMdl til in «ell «*-i llii' ,Ml'\ in -nil Mr. Angus, consulting engineer tliry ncrTiff' .jM.U*rinim v iiHi.'i »' •**f ii if * \\ mi * i« MtUlii'M,i| lit hm il lit* u I In i it of Jacksonville, told the Jnyeees t*r iilmitVif fnnii' I tut I m im it > «>f i tin nmiiMi.itii ii Mi 1* t ’ll It that it would cost $l,2ld,000 to re­ Floi Hill III J tun* of I PM uin l l’» !• nil i - vim tp.n liroitier Mutt (iii\ I 111It* i Will* *'11 stale 11e i' N* ! I .JM it *• V .1 1. id'll III llll' NY a 1 N'l•ai 1*1ll 4*1li f Seeietui\ ol pair, and extend sewer pipes, liuil.l i'ci \ i'il tin* I 1* tiln K *lt'' il* m v. • i * ' t?1 Hi urrr i lot I'Xtf lleiuo ill »• hoi m ) \ i,i.iv have pledged 1*11.1*1 i iiiii it h it ami •fill' ll. • • l ’ Nt lit \N •, 'ta tf It W A S m iN O T O N . I». C. nn Interceptor tank on Mills Creek I ip..11 io Hie part) ' noun NI l f *. • ' I I I * till ( Special) — Most important piece near First Street where a large Ii ID -. uinl ortfjuii/nti i 1 1 n n ip 1 1 ar ID i l l ' nt mil'lli •I 1 l e p n s r d K*11!.• t I M 'l i i c Nl Mini K trl mi i:v a 1 llllllll 1 nf »•' Uol oil.ei ollo'l.il' .mil politi of conservation legislation nn**- pipe would lie extended into tile ••I* S d i M i . ii l u i n l II •l h ,.dei In ' e tii'ell mole i in •lift MMin!Iter til 'Ilf I llNNII 1 4*111 ed ill the *eemul session of th.* lake between 600 and 1000 fe>u I I I >»« i >I i .. 1111 A I I i l I l f I la s A n v S f i i f t 'ii>ii . o. tin'll 'tilleiueid' ol --I II tliii*a. d iii miiiMi Sw fill 82ml ( ’oligrcsi, which ndjmirne.l 1 Iron) shore, nlid construct a I'uii • • ive il a t ' o i i i i i i l M l o i i to It It i m y H p il li | ' | llillllll lot I ’ l Ip I ' l i in 11 . I i : <i1 crete ( mix drain in Georgetown. S a n e . 1 1 1 . U It - n A w . r 11.*11 RD ll. II n\ tut -i11 .itit;i‘d tti. . i. July 7, was extension of the I'mrinioiit to ,\ti • I rtid *.i»\ SU vrli "ii water pollution control act. uc. lie milled that present system o l I lY il'i lo Yk U s I •'* d i t l > Sfl» i ..IIiii t'.nhiiin • 1IMll.lt 1 NNdli Sun n't • I lln* i - .m i. I. . ii mil cording tn Carl l>. Shoemaker, of dumping raw sewage into Lake \l 'l. I F l «\ lii#t ii.nl*' our ol *lic uali*'»* ■» 1st.I til ba* » nffli’i.iin. i ft t'iv nl Illtf Nt • 1 I ' Ml H|| til I tn | ' i ' (ktoliservatlnn director of the Nn* Monroe is not us had as it sounds. I \ n II III • t i l l 11| >1• ’ Hllltl 111•«I iiidiio' en) ei noi' and I Im iii ; 1•".•l »*• * • l*'( till I'll toil IN uni fifld uiiiiilti .1 oi d.e i truly I’le.il d iii nn Ion. • iI l I II II III.Ill i In \ **.*111•* lilt! -I I*1* t| t • tit’ Tlonal Wildlife Federation and .« . ll v l>* II "Luke Monroe Is a large lanly >>f l uu;al 1.arNMiii l«l i railw • I. t n if Ii i • ' MMI n, |. I | member of the Federal I'olliitinii water and If the sewage in the (tl'IlM'il in' Il <1 in .iki i| mil ,i Du nnrki i m iimn Hie i(«m rniueul Mi'll II HIM U • I •• N I Control Advisory Hoard. ;S lip Minr, Inlin Spark 11*111' NNill’ll ill w,i niitlutl limn lake run he removed from the im­ cU'ctl nl 'eti.lilli! ri'iiil.u lepni' . .1, ..|f . i • I m *. .i k \ The qct, jm**ed in lt»4H. wns mediate vli-iiiity of bulkhead It is man of \ •' * Ice l1" ' I K> 1*1 4*11(1 ill I..in i lie ti.nl mini III KlilillIU nil I.Ill'l .1) ' i'l-1 1 1 .' I f nl i\ It.. I t . I n M. i I. ,i,.,,llfil , the Dellim-lJil' *111 1.1 il .IV) .IN 1 • till(• ii*n It nikv the fir it feilvrul law on the not going to do very much harm," ii'. lie tire" listsi.us ()? U i V ’ M. I I .< ill. I tI It I lit I im lit. It ulili'il It** trniii'ii'l lickel Hial mil subject. In essence. It set up o | he pointed out, "The lukn is, of Ni 'oi Ho Ii bard t ibm II.. tm \M 11*11 II m il) III I ' H i n . l Hie Amem all 'I iiik I.ii il .1 • In- VI'l | It II 11 program of technical and flniincinl course, polluted to n certain extent >n|« I iimn ■eder, ill, I ’riliiil liiilmn. HI. Ill • III •I" 'llll 111 In- fill n il assistance to tho States, en­ and its wnter is unfit for bathing, iiei pie in i l"ii|i nine .c n w /v n is T • ,, , ll II. I I l.ll.kl lit. A il'lli'"lln: imiii' Hi ill too nrn W A M IIN 0 l*ON >.D I*,.,. M do mil (rieml, m I id iii p n lu c h u rg . " Il I- ■Ii-Jily a f»r 'Upelinr In k couraging them tn clean up their purposes. The pollution is. how1 • • "1 11 i.l L i l t l 1. i •ll 1 II " * own pollution. The fedrrul gov­ ever, not severe rnnugli to inter- i h lir Kills Arnall predict Ho mo i,pm .ilcl a .linrlwase Ii.ni'initn ■ ,1 I,,,*iil il poll proven ability than ini'ii .Kill plioi -i'l.iplu'i iii Hu In i • ..I Hr 1 1 tl. Nl 1i .' 11 N Nil 1 i (It •| lb llillllll -t ill Oil III 'llll ■ III' 11 I ll.p Hi:,I offered Id Hie Republican' ernment was given no police fere with fish life, ns the dissolved dcel price Imost will cod He u\ l.'nlinin received Irom the Hi I I ' t’slll i'»il*i> > It i• i .11411* I.. 1 III. . 1" t. 1. iM lk Ml ’ " Ib is is a time when nur party |ill •I lnun lo .im ii'ot Nil*' lliiiuii power* except In Interstate oxygen In the wnter it never lem crage Anierlcan fumily al..... iimi ia 'i' Slie Mil' given eiglil inunlb , I It' I llll I t ••i*t lull Hie i mil l ruieil Ibe Hm III t l ' M.. l.t I« t d dtlx f t .1. III ii mill. -1) n veil l iil S .ilu iilii huillil base vigorous M.ppnit (mill graters, and even there only with thnn five parts per million." . $|. i I irllf **«I n year in higher pile.** l l l n i i t l l ' ' l i e ba* s p c ill III «-..r.ti..• v < i III 1 l.t ll. 1 . * Fiilnilk aid lobid mad.' llo plan •P*’ »*N •Im'e Heniinrai* in im 'iiiuii' "J consent of tho state* affected. "A * we see It, the most serious !„• ■ i 1 s lllc c tn r i i i re s t " u n til i m i n i . > Arnall said in u televisimi i NH* > alinul " I ii io Ilive mil III' lili* leadership all down the line and Section* of th* law which effect of the sewage in the lake I Hit pcrlnil Intel view that Hie L’i . '0 pt . Ii»*i 1 IIIf t IMd Hill fi \\ -• f t * N t l N i "Anyone wlm '<•)' I am gnMi»' •nil Yvi'iiry **iin'l nn**i *1** i»n*l Biup) authorised appropriation* would is that it is nn aesthetic nuisance ■'l. l 111 D t’ l t t i f f l l.i . I m .l| . • Hi| i to Hu- I Mill d Sl.ilt*', I'lllglaml lln- cvcnl'i aeciiseil mctnlici i lip NI'I'VIU*’ have expired next June 30. 1. ft!.* —it I* not a health mennee. It nrice Imust he signed r<Tnc-lanitx | IMNI 1 It. i n ti . til Wednesday would touch oft u m w W e i Swlt/.-i l.iiul -i Smillieril Kr.nn i ’ ’P Hn ring, ai'ipiHli'd fur lack i The extension passed by Con­ sometimes causes disagreeable od­ If I nil ll I . l 1 II. . ill N ' l|. h llll i . Hi. tilin' more lb iii I do." In* ilr plied WO* Togo W lck'lmm, gress was for three more years, ors nnd penple who walk alunir the llillllll ol mil ltion t f .l| lie made II clear the 'leel m II 11 N N ill I I I .1 (Ml t'lIIii-il I oi llii' lime being totold a i i ik in Hie Armv Fin liliciili • I»IP or until lOStl, bulkhead often see iimlgldly flout­ » l» I I Ill' ll, i •• \\l .II I* Nl Ill'l 11 1.0101 l o l ' II,* Mll.-.lil*. l o -,1.1V ' • Shoemaker ou m m e n d e d the ing object* tn the water Hint they crease was lint III* own .Tiince < m i'll u' lln!i Itiiii iii but was ordered by Ac link I ••• A||t I. 1 tl mn. .! • Hi III. Nil Hit' i oiii.itilic I'lc oil Hoiilbi'i o 1* unII nnH Dm I'iu r *d»> Water Pollution Control Division Ibe elder Knlniiii, an editor . i • >..(« • | i till ini tfense ilnliili/cr Jtdin II Sli-t-liit.in lie* I M II il) of the II. S. Piddle Health Her■f ii il" f . sail! lie ti.nl I'lillccted u, I I til Arnall said it was "a very ver. | " f IIIK i.l )! III ’III Ills I M . llillliu' Hit li n t ' roiiloroiliV i i vice for doing “an excellent Job ' • •I liars mid imlusliTal iiifnrinaiim I. |«.,|s| 1 . 1 i hitter mil for me " II I'l III' liolel lobby llii' playlin) i \ tt HnilHMe* I Hi Pan* Plsel I 1 1 It. .1 I 1• iii I Earlier in the day price (niitnil lot lln- IIiibsii.u-s fur six yem til.I ,lt • i UM'I" iiio iiu it Ii mm 'g* gul iii a dlv il I.l" Ml.If I. I . N . ' I . III Mill ill | •* *1 I \ cfflciaU had said the coil nt Us­ loniMi ■ it over to Soviet emlia i , i t .11* .1 I Id o Midi Hoed Naguib and idlu i . "Ill|' • t .III XI'ltl.'l till I iii. l.i r ing, ulrrady nt a record Ini'.li Is oflicial* io return (or cash Hidiort J lliuininn. recently who i-iigiiii-i-i eil Ini m i'ler Hi' .ml I•IIIel Mill i u |>lIt*1 IM.11II 11*11 fillll I 1•11• Ollt Word was received by Mr. and (.linnst certain to climb even hn:h lie adiiilll.'d giving Hie Soviet' *MI|ilri I vfit'll III 1 * 4 Ii i U l« * « N N ••III lie " i liril the MO’ii wlm Hire" Into I l l . " • \» l ’ | I' 111 I* It t| Hlv/fl-x Mrs. George W. Ilrown yesterday er because nf "Inevitable increa* data on Sweden’s strongest niml . looted president of the Hanford lilt " ,' ihhI link. lii'i'.'lliM' Hu d 'll l i n i n ’ i ’i Du* 11 I II I.i* •• I I I ! . J11 • * ’ Mt -ll nil IVI* I from Mrs. Brown’s sister, Mrs. cs" in Mime major Industrie' ern lnrtre.ss,,noor linden. 76 mile, \ t In nt ii* National Hunk, arrived need i» " * i|.l \ | . n i l . mi ' lln* s h i p n» ' ll* I' i • * s '• ilio \ * I *. • *. . «i|tt1f*|‘ NY. A. Adam* hat taken over the D. M. Sloan nf Sllirge*. Key., of A tup official said tile higher fruin Ibe Finnish border tuber iii m Hanford yesterday. He expects II M . ( iti\ I ’ l It "I ■>l*i in.: " I li'ipe lln') will mil Honk gov N lili i 1 10 M M m i M•I• ii it . M..ii iiiaii. T r* n Touw office and the death of two of Mr. Brown’s steel ceilings pmlmbly will force formatlim cnllecleil ImTudcd i ii .'P' to lissome id* duties lit the hunk "rumi'iii of a ni.intry tin" o iliffo-oli l it III I i . 11<I l l . t i i n i Jrf '•loiiil*. niaiiii 'Mil'll it .i tlull's - ii Aug ■ United Transfer and Storage Com- sisters. Mra. n. E. Gardner and Hie unvertiment In drop it* Imbl N . vn t i l l * l i l t l l i ll l l l l I.l nf sccrt'l milit.try roads, forts .mil !• i n. I"’- '• in "li* in • l-it’Nit * loir* J. L. I n g l e v . whom Mr. Biiimnu days ol war i-rtsi-. d such no •• i ) U Mi •■ ,‘t i h i i. ifi iti i i nany with final arrangements lie- Mr*. C. C. Collins of Kentucky 'In> tin. price imllcv ami center el ;if111 mallc-r a* iiiiglil pci Imp. Ii .d c In in | field Im llficnll.ius, lucutiiui' nl no " in .v fImit n' l» •«f i ti i 11i t« I lii*n» net-rods, ex|»ects to loiive Sunford Ing completed yesterday. The and New York In an auto acci­ forts on keeping apparently Inev­ i Iran-iforincr Millions, .. ................. t.i ii II.m itirir k rj ipl llimii'fil hy thine wtm arc new l1 1M • " m i Ii In In* ifi p r Company has bean owned hy John dent which occurred nenr Hturges itable increases us sniull uu |.ns 1nml fuel dtiilips, mul op I ii il Me f,.r Jn.'ksonyllle Aug. 16 when lie It," lie sold M i l n •N I-I II I " i u U|N i'll *t i V I r • 'I I in i »** n< i ..n f i 'u i i' s.Mniio'r will lake th" position of vice Krlder and I* located at 200 North yesterday morning. Mr. and Mrs. 'llilc I |'f il\ H i . 1 flit I t 11 1111111 Y Mil til F ’ltuilk who arrived here T oe Io -M ll.i Mil' i M * n* .Mi ld e r f.'l* ULaurel Avenue. Brown l e f t Immediately for Ife suld it was hoped '’suiuc list of nrtuainenl* and tiiilit.it. i,resident ut the Jacksonville At day. ii'ked Ihul lie, III-, wife ex nl lu ll " I ' l till mi It i Il ii'lit Mu' S"1|-I .iriM i»t \ on i inMii 'I’ li.il 'antic Nntlimnl Bunk. w Mr. Adams and hla family re­ Sturges nrcompanled by their semblance id stnhlli/atiun can lie equipment \N i-i - v\ • It’ i iill l’l| hs II-. III. Queen N.irti nn ii and Hieir 0 niooHi I • i"> I Inil f tl I »t I'll I* I I t r t Mr. Itniunao, wlm lias six dill "Id son, Kgypl’' newly iiroelaimeil M . i i f . i i l im Hwrdhh Foreign tlfflci' -eot cently returned to Hanford from daughter - in • law, Mrs. Buford vslvngcd." l I .lilt I . II «.1 I •NN l l l ll , .Iren will Im Joined soon by hi* a nluirp protest Inst month to ItnSlidell, La. wher* they hav* been Brown. Offici ils were reluctant In ill til Hit* I till ll I S A ll 1King Ahmed Fuad II lie ulloweil i it'll III .M «l cuss tf.o nesv policies being eon sin charging Hint officiiils of the wife and three of the children lo live here ill peace Three daogli I’ Ml 14 It is h o p |{ r a iis c o n il) residing for about th* past two I d i ' l l NN a W i l l ' llllll II Soviet rnibnssv in Stockholm hud wlm will attend grade school Io 'Idnretl. but they snld Hie sllua year*. They are making their Im­ ters hy a fnrnier murrldge are al'o l.i'tl , l ln n iii 'i ij • il " i l l t'l Mu* S p c a U s M e n - S m u la y Uon in iv coll for ii complete te worked with Swedlsli c lll/e ii' lo ibis city. One son is now serving here with him mediate home with Mr*. Adam*' “ M o p . iliiii : .7 in I NN I m In nn «iy spying ngiiinst this country The in the Army In Korea. parents, Mr. and Mra. R. A. New­ Ho said he "winded to make n M i tiri* I m n l r i l " f i i o * i i % n| i i *: i I • “ h ■ision nf olubilixntic.il standards note bluntly told the Soviet' lo Mr. Ilnumnn previously served | clear Hint It Is I alone wlm am M i l l " 1 im ii I 111 v’ l li i I W !• i ’ . i i i ilo M lit *- o p Jidi'i Mia'ii- -inti o f l i i e man at 600 Grandview Avenue. slop espionage .activities In Swe io the Merchants National Bank I exiled IT,m i l n.nl IT.lei )|>'tlm,li >t I' u ii »i» My wife anil children Houma in privnte homes me tlfii liti'sln to looted the note do of Aurora, III., and Is experienced ! are fre.1 to return to Egypt Net M i'.itii h i ‘.Mil llii* 11*i: Ii I liitl fi n i i . i) will xp. iii nl lln- 11 oil urgently needed to arrouimndnte .Turing Hint its emliuxsy here hud in F.H.A., personal, real estate . Iher my wife nor her parenUi are lll’fll *' I llllll' llll iH'll'.ll III Split* 11 iTii. 1, I'rviee mt Snn.li \ morniog the Royal Canadian Air Force Hi- .H.l off «ii • m l. iml NtMhihty n' t l. I’lrsl Meiliiiiti t < hurch of no connection with Ihc Swedish spy ■mil business Ioann. The total re- I exiled rad tt* who will visit in Hnnfnid "Bui my wife lias chosen lo lie NND. Ill’ ll /d o .IMi I ttll'Y I d iii Iiv I Saiif-id. it w -i i amomiii-i d this The case of the State versus ring She added Hint tint churgcs 'oiirces of the Aurora Imnk are tomorrow!, F. E. Hreekenrlrlge 'Uurtiiiu hy .lie Rev. I F XleKinN« matter k*w fa r away I vith mo and so lias c.tcli of my •hi .i Pny i''l iiul nil Mm* iiiuiiil.iiul said today. They will be In Sn'i- Lillian Clarke, charged with nn- were Inventions uhned nt Helen 129,000,000. In Aurora Mr. Bauman was also , three daiighlers ami I Ids Ini' made I lf$*\ l .iM in wail M'vcral hours lev trmm home you may go an yee­ furd over tomorrow night, and liesxlement, will niien Monday orating friendly relations between fill -i l.’iiini’tl In pick tlu'fli lip nrtive In the Chamber of Com­ ! me very proud ami happy." B i'l.-n llrnn-e nub, f-.r icveral rie s t Ion you ran raadily rat eh anyone whu would lie able to help morning at 10:00 in Judge Millut'.l Russia and Sweden Thr roiuuianil.r ol iho C M vent tia-ilnf nf Mcfhinli-t Church­ merce, the Chicago Supervisors Fanuik lias taken Iho title of up on the home tawn news by make their atay a success by giv­ Smith's circuit court. O. I*. Hern­ Club, Community Chest, and 1I’rlneo Fnrmik Fuad* for Ills life wfill’ll •>liupin*nli'il Mim I'li^ht’alofN es in f'nmna niul Orlando -'ns eonending th* Baaferd NeraY* ing a cadet a place to spend the don, clerk of the court, said today. American Bed Cross. He Is also a lo cxliu TTie Fuad Is in honor of ruroH*. Mim ori'an was M.»| Itii’liard <-,’r*iii'd a Hlstlon at ihe recent when you rettirn. Yon can ar* Witnesses requested hy sum­ night la urged to call M n . n member of the Loyal Order of Ids father, Iho late King Fuad I U M r\av Haviil City, Ni li McVay Melin.-l'i. Conference’ held III llnltiCamilla Bruce at the Chamber nf moned State Attorney Murray W. rang* with your carrier boy, or rniil In* was ri'rtaiii a hfllniuter | more. Mil. Moos*. Commerce, telephone number 1800, Overstreet to appear at that time through Charlie Morrison, e lm flli’hl of I.IOii inlh'.s ny.is possihlo e f [ Mr. Bauinan hegnn Ids career In are John L. Galloway, Steele 11. during th* day or at 1638 In the let Ion punster, b? telephoning Mu* official illslnnci' rrro nl foi the hanking business ut the Mer­ I ’artln, Helen Hrynti, Dorothy evening. A committee of the Chamber F IIIE CALLS • 141, »o h«»e vour regular leone* hHK’op'.rr/i was *t*l in HMD liv one chants Nation 30 years ago ns a Varn, Alice Harvey. Dr. lamnnr I City Firemen answered two wlilfh flow from Daytoiu O , to of Commerce yesterday presented * f th * Herald saved fee yen Munson, U. K. Kirtley, Gorier J. L. Inglev, for 10 years treasurer messenger unon Ids graduation minor fire calls yesterday aftm • lloston M.’i s i i I S inilos COURT Of HONOR B it/ M while you are owav, te he de> from the West Aurora High Smith, A. C. Clark, I'attl liurkBoy Scout honor court will he of the chamber, with ii silver "About Knee" noon it wan nnnoiiiiri'il by Fire M Hrered to year bom* In one held Monday night at the First hart, Grady Cookuey, and Arch serving tray engraved with the School. He has served as genrrnl Chief M. N. Cleveland tmliiy. Al I 30-3:92-6:21-7:2(1-9:28 gnekago npen year return Prrshyterlan Church, it waa an Livingston. words, "In appreciation of services clerk, teller, loan teller, assistant 12:37 p. ill. flames from u de­ cashier, ami cashiur In the years Thee" io oo eslra ebaroo. The nounced today. The Key. Angus Asulstant State Attorney Hu­ for 20 years, 1032-1062, Seminole fective giiH stove in the home of CASSELBI'HltY CASH .Movlel.ui,I reralas w#*V|v **haer||Mlo« McGinnis w ill glva th* invocation. bert Griggs has rrqucMed Hun County Chamber of Commeroe.” •Inc*. , Mrs. It. E. Strickland, 611 Cy­ Argument before Judge Dough.* "C h' isp for Alarm'* rate w ill enllMo all reenlar sabScouts from each group w ill Im* Grady Cooksey, Dr, Leonnrd Mun­ The cummlttro consisted of (i. pres* Avenue, were extinguished Htenslrom of the County Court for 7;.»0 Feattir" K: 11 arrlber" lo thla additional aerypresent to ghre the nrcestury re- son, M r*. T. J. Williams, Jolm E. W. Hpcncer, Andrew Carrswey a new trial in the rnse of the Statu by firemen. Last Complete Show 9:20 uliltes for earh grade. Awards Lourks and Mrs. Bell Grantliain lie and John Ivey, and It waa ac­ leo. Boforo tear In * on yonr y»KLKH M EET A smoldering wire on a electric versos Hlblinrd Casselberry, con­ rom Second Class up to Eagla summoned by the court to appear companied hv Jack Hall, pre*lA meeting of the Elks Club will iron was subdued by firemen at victed Inst week of assault and ration slmplr notify yonr car* Prairie Lake Scout will be ~-ade and a large before him tomorrow morning at dsnt of tho chamber, and Forrest be held tonight nt 8:00 to eloct 6:60 p. m. yesterday at the lintterv, will be delayed pending rtar bov or telephone tbo Herald “ Kovoly To Kook At number of merit badge* present­ 10:00 In preparation for the Ureckanridge, manager. In inaktrustees of the club, I*en Hutnur, mddsnt of Allen Williams, 1213 receipt of the trnnscript of tho w s s i 7:46 - 0:30 - 10:30 ed. opening of th* case. iu gth* presetatlon. W ait Elsvsnth Strsst. secretary, announced today. trial, it was announced today. IJ. Don Slial'lVr Cuiisiiliiut1. li im i c c i Summarizes Report At Junior Chamber. ! c it * I I'iurmat ion . A Congress Provides little For Ban On W ater Pollution ‘No Longer Rich’ 2 Helicopters ‘Says" Farouk In Finiitfi Last Leg First Interview Of Atlantic Hop I’Jllis A rnall Sues (’ost of Steel Hike As $ 1-00 Per Family U h i o !!u|)u!*li : m s \Ni!h ! ' -iM’ni UobiM t J. Bauman. V . A. Adams Buys Transfer Business N o w IVesidiMit 01 (i.W.BrownLoHVH Tw«» Sisters In Ai'i'ideul Atlantic, Arrives RoomH Needed For Canadian C adet liillian C larke Cast* OpeiiN On Monday Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack Intfley I Presented With C. Of C. Trny Movie Time Table J * . m t &&.1. ... \ ' ; i t ^ f * K ',i 1 ■ . 1 Ml «V») �VW m bawford n r n ti.n President Appoints The Jeffries Report § r ' # Page 2 Thursday, July 31, 1*62 14 Members To WSB "Tbero In nothing wrong with Sanford that $5,000,— T n e S a n f o r d H e r a ld 000 won’t cure,” tmfd Mayor Bill Stcmper to un the other K * l * l i l l * h » d In IIHIH WASHINGTON UP President fltUaltH S n l l f m m l H a l s t S a r day. Wo wore thinking of that remark an wo finished read­ Truman has appointed M members • a S Sanitar, t h r l * l * m « n m l > f t , I M I S l- M h lla h e d n > i i l s H a i > (..1 - ing Iho second and final release on the "Joffrlos Report" of a new Wage Stabilisation Board !•« •* • ■ 1 hrU liiiH * n u a S m tear* LAKE WALES UP - The riorida stripped of authority to deal with resulting from a four and n half months’ survey of nil the I I I N * a * n |)n V i i i i . r nation wide labor disputes. Four Citrus Conners Cooperative has essential needs of the City of Sanford. additional members will be named accused the Federal Trade Com K M f r M m i u rn tn il rlhcn m n lf e r O r l l t h F f 3T, !$•1ft. 81 l l i r I ' n a f O l f f r r All we need here in a new aewerage system, modornlznmission of unfairly repeating later. f i t f f fflf ti rtl . r i t s r l tlH , ttw tl ff 1 h r At>( H'tii noil (.Ytppuioo *<f the ivitorw ork* system, retnovnl of The new board came Into exi»- charges of price discrimination QPPIHBHKiQ tof f'esmRFwa* $*f Mflfrih !!. !•???. lence Wednesday when the old against the cooperative. f.. lit-; %* **•''131 la.a-(dr*'.ifaurtT*1ff-^ „<faui Kcin-| The commission fast week Issue*, ttd lin r , m singer, expired. Congress ordered i nn order restraining the coopers im iim o or.ta , lights, and an Improvement In atreet lighting, tho purthe old board disbanded following j lire from further price dlscrlmllli ta lN e a a M u i t n a r r a controversy touched off by rec nation on the basis of a finding iiii.n „Y „ . Tar. — I chase of some 500 new parking meters, and u 50 percent onimendstions It made lost March that the co-operative sold the A a Mr carrier............... • . » 1increase in the number of police telephone coll boxes. in an effort to settle the steel dls- , P chain 750.000 cases of citrus 1.JS Also recommended Is n new fire station and the employi Juice in 1 W0 at prices lower than pule. *•««•*• min incut of several new firemen and policemen, ns well as a Of the I I members named by those for other cuslomcra. Marvin II. Walker, the coopera­ »—•— — 1j.ihij cjjy <|C(t,r ^|V0 nM(| „ captain of police for the tra ffic departPresident Truman Wednesday, only two are new. They are Chairman tive's general manager, said thla ikMk..*^»."".,.o..HrrHrr«'ri!''I *1 ment. And Along with this a modern pay plan should he Nrchlbald Cox, a Harvard law pro­ was the ‘ hlrd time in three years •MiriaiimMi for oir rntr.-o r» adopted providing- - Increased salaries- ••for• all City workers fessor end one of six public mem­ the mm mission has covered th*w M l f i l m ViiNflu, Mill hm r h g r g f i l f u r 9 ' ** . . . cominensiiralc with the rising cost of living. Many similar • I r»0 ««t«r mf * w r tf « tu M r n f r * . bers, wad Public Member Harold same ease without explaining o n l)^ Emerson, former professor at one case was involved. n g p r M r n t r d Anffi sniflf f I l f I n ­ recommendations are seen as necessary to bring Sanford up Whittier College and Stanford Uni "The repetition . . . unfairly lan d » tv sp ap rr lU p m i u lajltra to date and prepare it to lake care of the 25,000 population lu r., %urfc, ( h l r n g t i , l l t f r n l f , vcrilty nnd recently a member of appear as habitual vlopredicted for this city within ten years. H g f t M a C l i p a n d Hi. I. n n la . the stall of Defense Moblllrer John i uters of the pricing law," Walker While sornu of these proposals are revenue producing R Steelman. said In in an le fetter to customer* T h t H e r a ld l i n m r a i h f r o f fh* A l g o r l l l f H I ' r g M h h l r l i la » r « f tttr . | In themselves and others mny he regnrded na economy The other two public members, Wednesday. t l f l t t a l t H f f o ( h a lis a f u r r e p u h i l the six labor members and the Walker added this explanation of measures, on the whole they will cost a great deal of money r n f l o n o f n il t h a l o « n l it a*sew | ir l n f r < l four Industry members are all ihe 10(0 case: h i t l l l a n » t a a f n | t r v mm n r It mm nil both from the standpoint of capital investment and of in­ A P M t t # <1l«R4lrli»« holdovers. When Ihe A A P bought tha creased operating expenses. The number of firemen and Juice It had 33 day* In vritlch to policemen employed by the City cannot be Increased, nor THURNDAY JULY SI, 1032 move It. Then prices went up. Con­ Fire Loss In Miami sequently their salaries raised, without Increasing the cost of City the contracted Juice© TODAY'H llllll.It VI!It8It Placed At *250,000 which the A ft P moved towe-rd government and the burden on the taxpayers. Faith la hope plus rnorngr, plus the end of Ihe 30day period w ai Nor can you ox|H>ct the police force and fire department Inalght. It tins n rri-slbr rlmrnrobtained at a lower price than M IAM I iJt— Fire destroyed one of 10-10 lo meet the needs of 1H62 without more men and tar. It gl»r* sufnlsmr to hope. others then buying Juice. building and damaged two other* Turn ye In the nlionghnlil, y„ higher salaries. You cannot expect good law enforcement Such sales nn n honking bail* today with a loss estimated at prisoner* of hope. Zri, p: |o. from an undermanned and underpaid police department w ith­ were not uncommon then. more than $250,000 The three building* comprise the The United .Stain n buying out sufficient police cars or call boxes. You cannot expect ASK FOR ACCOUNTING entire husinc** block along North / $123,000,000 worth of .mot and adequate fire protection from a fire department poorly MUNSAN. Korea tA^-The United least Second Avenue at 11th Street. equipped, poorly paid, and poorly manned. ammunition from Great Britain. A woman Identified by firemen Nations Command today added 4. Sanford ran eliminate tra ffic accidents hut it can't do it And we thought we were llie "Aras Mary Ann Webb. 30, wa* cut name* lo the list of U. N. personnel without tra ffic lights and better law enforcement. Sanford tenal ol Democracy". I on Ihe throat by glass when a it says were captured by the H edt* w can eliminate drunken driving, Illegal gambling, bootlegging muffled explosion threw two atr- nnd asked fur nn accounting. The names were not made pubrunditinning unit* to the street. The Time»-lJnii m loo tvat moved and racketeering of all kinds, hut it can’t do It without an It7,2lfi Paving Road S8I2 In Palm Her condition at first wa* reported lie. They wrre glvrn In the Red* by Preiiderit Trumnn'i formula lor adequate police force, properly equipped, trained, and dis­ WHHhington Letter Contract*! Are Let Itrarh County from Road 800 to a as critical hut she Inter was said at n 33-minute staff officers' ses­ For Road Building Democratic virtorici. "We give the ciplined and Imbued with that morale which comes from Ity Senator George Hmathera sion nt Panmunjnm. point about 31-j miles east of Rond lo he less seriously injured. American nroplr the kind ol i">v adequate compensation, a sense of security In one's Job, and The staff officers are considering 7. Rrinion Construction Co., Tam ­ Fire Chief Henry Chase said the W ASHINGTON, (Sprclnl) — TALLAHASSEE — The Stale pa. $07,550 eminent they wnnt", lie mid. The the pride of accomplishment. damage would be from $250,000 to final wording of a Korean armis­ RiiikI Department today received kind <it gavriiimcnt that *osk* th<What Sanford needs Ih a financial genius who can show Florida came nut uf the session <>f Hpparcnt Paving Road S 003 two miles *500,000 Several firemen were cut tice agreement draft while fulllow liltl* totaling nearly e.istwnrii and tm,<hwnrd from the and suffered from smoke poison­ . scale negotiations, deadlocked nver which clnacd la it Mon­ l*xp*ym ami divide* the booty. I ho ( Ity how to ralso $5,000,000. Tho public opinion |K)II Cnngrtsa, day, In second plan- among nil $1.300.IKK) for road and bridge con­ Sarasota city I. i *its. Iluton Walk­ ing. : orlsnner exchange, are In recen with 90 percent going to the poll- shows that Sanford citizens are overwhelmingly in favor of tho states for defense activity. struction Jobs In 10 Florida emit) er. Plant City $21,110. mill Sunday. The fire, Ihe chief reported, Only Tcxna outranks Florida— ties law enforcement, of better fire protection, of a better sewliriani, 10 percent to the pom. ..................................... .. The group of (5 brings to l.WO stnrtod in a furniture.................... repair shop. Widening existing bridges over ontge tsynlvm Including n dlnpomil plant, nnd of complete and that by n narrow margin—In The projects and apparent low Rayon Grande nnd Soldier* Creek spread to Ihe office and showroom the number of persons for whomQ Governor Wnricn plead* for a modernization of the water works Hyatcmn. Hut are they thi* vital role for national arrur bidder* Include: .................. . on Rond 202 In Escr.mbln County, of the Husiness Furniture Co. and , Ihe U N. has asked nn accounting Ity. Thl* fact i* m aourev of real *(nice with Florida newipapers. "H willing to pay for It? laving Road I.) lit Volu»m < nun- Noonan Construction C o, Pcnsn to a plumbing company's shop und since original prisoner of war list* antUfaction to ull of u» In the ly (nun Ihe '.'rst city ilmils of n ,|n. j,tn *,71 ' were exchanged Inst Dec. 18. oflires. these viciou* anil arrogant organs Thu Herald huliovcH thnl the Jeffries Report has Indicat­ ilnii'gntlon who worked In harSmyrnn IL-arh to u point nine 1 — ’ ■— ol defamation and misrepresenta­ ed a number of vitally needed improvements in the City of moulou* unity to liring the state'* New miles east of Pel.nnd. J I) Manly tion will *1*111 telling their shabby Sanford. Hut they cannot he put Into effect overnight. advantage* to the training nnd Leesburg. S17U.KT2. lies about me", he s.sy*. "I will for­ Hie report must lw carefully studied and weighed not only equipping of our armed *vrvirea. Constructing a 15 foot roncrclc 1 No wardrobe problem* for im art coed* While thi* major expamdon slab bridge over lleleher Canal on 1 give ihrm lor all they have done by the t ’nnitniHHfon blit by the public at large which Is go­ irogram of the Air Force nml the S-008 in St Lucie Cm inly.! and devote the re n t of my .iilminis- ing lo have to pay the hill. Step by step perhaps it can ftnvy In Florida will affect favor­ Road and careor girl* who flguro on Carol# Ilunncll Ludwig Corp., Miami, $11.. 1 Iration to the puhlii good". I he lie made a reality Id the lasting benefit of the entire com­ ably the Ktute'* economy, our 105 King's complete fall wardrobe. Threo gratification principally i* ha*ed Paving llnnd S H27A In Palm only place for that kind of a time munity. ’ upon the great contribution the ben>h Cminly a mile nnd a half wonderful outfits that mix and is Panmunjmn. ■tate will make to national recur- 1 northward from Rond 27 near Citrus Co-Op Gets Mad At Repitition Of Same Charges u ff Hon Pecked Braves Ity. Thi* roprcicnU the greateat peacetime miliary uclvlty in the hlitary uf our *late. Men who have not reconciled theniHelvcs to tho imirertant Tho major defenae program in [ ole that women play in today’s pffairs have frequently ex- Florida will hnvo a money value "•essed great admiration for tho nystom of authority under of In exreaa of $120,000,000. Thla includea the $0,000,000 ap­ which American Indian tribes lived. The Indian, they say, tolerated none of thin nonsenso about equal rights for propriated for tho flood control program, $10,300,000 for tha Jim women. They knowThnt a wommi’a. place was In tho wig- Woodruff dam at Chattahoochee, want or ; Dy « nJjrcgp K ito l jmcojt behind her Husband while and $2,000,000 for tha JaekionvtUa.Mlanik lniraeoaatal waterway, she walked nnifTie rffflPffo whettmrr they wera’ going/ • Hnt an official of/t,Hr Chicago Museum of Natural HIs- Thc»o fund* wero appropriated lo the Army Engineers who wl'l ory maintains that women had a more Influential role In carry forward these project*. the old Iroquois civilization than modern women do today, The CongreN* also authorised i nn Iroqtioia women owned tho property, passed their names fit(10,000,000 Navy and A ir Force on lo Hie children and named the members of the great expansion progrsms in Florida. Funds for I t projects are carried tribal council. in a siippleini'iiliil appropriation , ' ............♦ I , T*“ » »J"Mo Redskin waaii’l t|tille the free man that many bill, from which will lie program­ the federal Huiraii <>l Invcviiga- imagine he watt. Tho fierce braves were valiant In war but med neccNHMry roust met fun. Nnvy projects „ re: supply lion release* a report showing that they took their orders from the women folk. NVo can imagRussian Communists am planning | ine a great chioftan being Hcilt o ff to the hunt by his squaw depot, Jacksonville, $082,000) Key West Arqiiedurt expansion $PJfi,«ml woikluH lu( il.. viuloit i with explicit orders to hurry bnck, not to dally with ids 000 ) Marine Corps A ir Station, throw ol the government of the j cohorts wrestling or showing o ff nls imisclen. I f hIic woh Miami, $2,000; Naval 11 snrvatary United States. 1’iemier Stalin him-j anything like her counterpart In modern life hIio probably station, Richmond, fioi.cim. sell is quoted ns saying, "Ihe pro-1 scolded him if lie forgot to bring home a spool of deerskin A ir Force project* approved nrei Homestead A ir Rate $21,. . . . revolution 'i< !------thongs for her sewing. Ictarian impossible Lakeland Airport $13,Withe tit the lof( iltle ilf Jlructinn uf It Is easy to believe that Ihe women wore tho Ik>hh In 806,000) 000,(K)0 | M nrnill Field, Tampa, the l.-iiirge-iin >inte machine ami lac Indian civilizations. Rvcryono knows how men bate to $7,188,000; Charlotte County A ir­ the luhititution lor it of a new nhave. Yut has anyone over heard of a bearded Indian? port $2,731,000; Pinrrastle Air one". Young "liberal*" who like lo Ha**, Orlando, $10,341,000; Tyn­ dall field, Panama City, $1,8:16,think lhet Ihe Communiiti are 000) Lynn Haven petroleum *torktealiitic humanitarian* with a new b g f *r*a Panama City, $73,000) idea are wrong. I heir idea* are at Raac Cn. International air­ Politics has a hnil name which ntnkes many think worse Palm old as Rome; their nirthml* W port $ 1 ,200,000) Patrlrk A ir Base. of It than It deserves. A fte r all, the real meaning of poli­ Cocoa. $380388,000) Eglin Field, brutal a* tho«e of Urulu*. tics Is the same today as it was when defined 100 years ago Valparaiso, $3,242,000. The Rirhmond (Virginia, that is) News Leader Inn come mil (or Lisenhower. "Twenty year* in power have left the Democratic Parly a victim of its own obesity," it says. "To return a Democratic adminis­ tration lor another (our years, even with so so able n man as as Aillai StevenWith lime a fould' effect no S{m »• its head, *woi -Xme fat jittrrjdiLle chnnp.g'.’l ft*J As* years ol cats, grid™ »l*- k idle cream,'' llill would come ground fawning at the While I louse door". ( It would lie very difficult tor Stevenson lo know what to do with ! Okcclnnto, lleleher Oil Co., Miami, | ADMITS SHOOTING LAKE C ITY UH - Sheriff Ralph Witt said Wednesday that llratel Clemons, operator of a roadside tavern near here, ha* admitted the fatal shooting uf Lacey Todd, 51. Union County pulpwnod opera tor. Todd was shot to death at Clemon'* tavern Tuesday night. The kherlff said Todd and (its wife, Clemons mid Mrs. Etta Raymond were drinking heavily, hufore Ihe shooting. multiply to make young fashions you'll llvo In ond lovel nANKKIt ACCUSED ORLANDO in — An nsslntanl cashier nf Ihe romm errlnl flank and Trust Cn of Ocala Is chanted with falsifying records In show $8,000 more withdrawal* Ilian were ' modi: Kell. 0. 11)31. Emmett Mitchell was arraigned) hero before U. 8 , Cnnunlssinnrr Robert D. Timson nn the charge Wednesday, lie wnlvrd prelimi­ nary hearing anil was released nn $2,000 bond Politics Il will now co*t $10,000,000 to by the French novelist Henri Beyle, bettor known under his dl« the 12-n.ite canal connecting I ten-name ns Stendhal. "Politics Is the art of getting people iht tipper St. John* with the Indian , River, one of the engineer* explain* to an aitociatien of il* »upi>o»let» ip Sanford Tueiday. It could have ' ■bleit built at one time lor $l.,»00.|li 000. Such i* die tragedy of pioi crastinat'on. I low much the city and the entire St, John* valley have hut .I ;, lit the last 2*» year* front yacht* ; going lo Miami ami Palm Beach unable to urn the iiicluirtuur river h because ol llict ‘'dead end ilrccl y . $.ftly adds to ihe tr«ge*ly. Some day i that canal Is going Jo be dug, hut Its coat of con*lruclion will be In­ significant compared with die cott of not building it. Intending i* the life rioiy of Eva Peton who died of cancer in Atgentine the other day at the atps of U . She wa* the fifth illegitimate child of her parents who never married. She wa* an unauccetiful o tf lltconapicuoui cabaret dancer aim attracted the. alietmon of Rerou bafora he Ucamt dictafa fact, it waa the prodding of that made him ajdre to office in ,dfe land. It them that *n< and her alwaye wanted lh« earns life, and ihe never hit him All government iriti*. lo do what you want without the use of tnonoy or violence." That la why mention Is often made of offlco politics, church politics, or fraternal organisation politics. The original Greek word from which our word Is directly derived, meant merely "public affairs." Huge US Bombers Score Heavily On Aluminum Factory SEOUL, Korea lAt-lt. 8. B 2fl* 'eveled a huge Communist alumi­ num plant near the Manchurian border early todav In the biggest nvernlght raid of the Korean Wsr. The 83 unescorted bomber* J'cavrd Red *nt| Mrrraft fire and ' "hlcr opposition which American nllolx dnsrrlhed ns "iho heaviest •1 month* " But all returned safeto Iholr bases In Japan and Korea. The Miv-arm factory of tha Oridal Light. Metals Co., 10 mllas souihcnst nf Slnulju. want un In smoke and flame after tha B-»e buried 830 ton* of , bomba on It and an adjacent troop buildup area. Five other Buperforta hi! other with my wing." Col. wlnton R. Close, Lo* Angelea, who directed the raid, aald almost evory other bomber wa* attacked by Communist fighter*. A bombardier, Capt. Ralph | Bearle. Houston, Tex., aald "It wi Hkf high noon all of a auddon." when ■'right searchlights locked on ua a t iho start of tha bomb run and haul with ua for Iho longail five minutes I've ever span!.'7 (u iim a i l #' ,Klut Coaal Railroad, found one fa (ha KEC S - . .T n ' 1 *7u I* ln|r ouer*a. — ~ .-P* V nBaruch 0,,er,ri' — Bantirrd la lending ua hla Militaries fa efforts to locate an outatandlng speaker tor tha TamCommand, prodloted the blow P« Pan-American Commlaalon'a tave a psychological impact big banquet ntxt month. Communists. An Air Force 11I called ihe statament the raid n cal­ — Tho Navy hat anculated offort to force tha hand o( 'TAMPA (tailing ----. . 8*' Communist truce nagotla- AuiiMit award of contracts total' old tors, 2 Per Cent Though h aa a WASHINGTON'uB-For tho ftrat time In more .than gg ytara, the armada Which blasted the metals Treasury is going to jpay as much riant was Uia biggest fiuperfnrt ai | par cant internal oe.moMy raid rf the war against a single borrowed for a oqe-year period. , One • year * nblective. Btadnaton, for construction of air that rate werg „ P IH * ,reported fiah contproaaofb.1 " Wednesday to MancburiaijaawmU aa iti i a i g g g M B io rr k ' g s i k f t S . i l CAPITOL NOTES.—In the clo»Ing hours of the Congre«a, l blocked a bill which would have allowed the postmaster general to Impound paraonal mall, a mea«ure In effect giving thla official pre-cenaorahlp aulhorlly— W. M. Kiplhiger, widely known author, Is having studies made for a aarlaa or artlclei on Florida’a economic growth and promlaa. I havs1 been glad to glee some help Rov' A. Delmel, of West Palm Reach, wrote mo recently to ask help fa gotv ; , ' n a a mission­ ary In Msalcat Beat! Loftfa,. true- mm 1940 Buick Sedan 3 1 1 5 .0 0 1942 Plymouth Sedan M H -Q Q 1947 Hudson (6) Sedan > 1 7 5 .0 0 1949 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan »m »oo 1850 Studebaker Commander Sedan Low Milaagy, Looks New t ', " * a i v s r & w t ft banhlnu v *. I 1 M fis ralaa (a I t * M A O ftU A k V * . Pin*; MU ; v.H.:' ■ t -f v.t| / *L> K .'i i « » \ • v s^ i V i '. ’, l '." V ^ k P f 'l ^ ■, v s ' ■■ ■'• '^1* •• . . - tp • <5 :•> Young bolero Jacket and wide skirt make this cotton plnwale corduroy suit a fell favorite. I’laki acetate taffeta blouse ties In perky bow at neckline...............................••• (H O C Three separates So make a wonderful fall outfit. High-collared rayon and cotton boucle blouse tops swirling skilt of corded acetate taffeta. Cotton velveteen wesklt completes the pretty picture. Pretty plaid charmer / that's as basic as m It Is beautiful. Wide W cotton velveteen cummerbund fastens with gold'tohe eyelets above the gathered skirt. Crease resistant �Social A n d Personal Activities HONE 148 Social | Aunts Entertain At Tea For Mins Lee Calendar THU RSD AY The Koyal Amhasiadoi* will meet at the First Hnptist Chinch at 7:00 p.m. in the Chapel. MONDAY The i’ldlathea Cla*,* of the First Presbyterian Church will meet nt 7:46 p. m. with Mr*. K. AW Fite nt her home on Celery Avenue. The first lluptist Solidity School will have it* Worker’s Council meeting ill the Memorial educa­ tional iliiilding beginning nt 8:00 p. in. T'UK SIIA ’. The Daughters of Wesley Class of the First Methodist Chinch will meet at H:U0 p. ni. at Mc­ Kinley Hall with Mr*. Rupert .Strickland's group us hostesses. The Seminole High School Hand will hold summer practice in the school hand hall ut 7:30 p. ni. All alumni and interested pertoni Bin curdiully invited to lie present. WKDNKHDAY The First Baptist Prayer Meet­ ing servin' will begin ut H:IMI p in. in the Memorial Kdiicutioual Building. SUNDAY llishop John llranaeomh of Jack­ sonville will he the guest preacher at the 11:00 a.iu. service at tiie F irit Methodist Church. f HOLLYWOOD ) TONIGHT—FRIDAY N cwm L'nrtiHin amt Selected H h o rla ORLANDO HIGHWAY SUMMER SALAD SPECIALS NO. 2—COTTAGE CHF.F.SK ON IIKARTM OF I.KTTUCBC K m BREF — IIA M — C IIK EHE HI.ICK — TOM ATOq U A R TB R E D KflH — PICKLRS — K A L T IN F.H TOMORROW’S SELECTIO N OK PIES I-emon Meringue — Apple — Egg Cuxtanl R o u m illa t & A n d e r s e n WALGREEN AGENCY n ir SANFORD I I W I \ | I ’ Du Gary Doings itn.I tfa n ctati iilauchtt-i t'uiol Ihminiit. V .1 \ittin j: On hi f••t a niuntti .In'll 1*1 im t«» their airival, Mr anil Mi (im i^ i l.anilwelu of ( ’Ulster. V -I. Ai’ll’ ll*MI**e —l*» lhiv. Mm la'ai lane, a de|uit v nIii 'I lit 111 I I Ul I \1. h»»h lie. I* t»M the • Jt U i ’ i l l - '• • el. lit jir c s e o l In c lu d in g t i t • i * .! t he S a il foul httM'itnl, hut Iiim tin\A heea perrutt t . l tn te tn n '.• In* InuiM’ t i l l i * m i| 'i ••. Hi \\ • hr i n » l t l i - Page .1 t i .i •111\ i i I. t h a t a. I •v in tins comedy scene fro m M U M 'Ti i lin ii i'l e i . -he w in g Sunday nu t GIVES IIP Al.l ll ADA ICi: HUSTON P Ur Sara Al Jiildau o( Hosliiii - L.ihev t'ltnu' olio -if the n.linin'-, best known women phy-.ui.inv ha* advised liiiMiie--men in get the habit ni taking one or two drink* a day He Jordan, direelm of the 1.alley liastro Kiiternlngv Hep.ii tlileiil AAedne-day told a Hot.irinns' hineh eon that -lie "heartily recoin mended it in hu-ancs-meii over An heeauso nl H* lelaxmg effect " She nl-o hud tin* advice ho tired biiMiie- incli "Slow down your mntitiei of llv mg "Take re*Hul one iiionlli vaeo I l l ' l l - tw ii e a year "Conduct Millie I'U-inc-- doiill)' a leisurely noon luneli and ilieu take a -fiort na| of leal 'deep lolliiwmg ll boutdwall on Aug 1 hi .* oil e'eloek BOOSUR Now Two laical Baptists Re-elected At Mut t w e re T hursday. J u ly I I . 19.1* For Cool, Cool Leisure Mr». Stanley Hockey nml Mi»« M a ry Boone o f S tet*on U n ivet •B y were hostesses Innt evening fo r n c ry s ta l nnd •h lm i show n hono ring R tido-clect M is* Jnnt Chnpmnn. The p a rty w n* h.*l<! at 8:00 o’clock nt the homo o f M i* K. S. Hockey o:i Park Avonuc. Pastel summer flo w e r* w o e u*eit I d decorating throu gh ou t the p a rty room*. The d in in g tn l.l•• fro m which re fre sh m e n t* w en served, wn« centered w ith u love ly pink and w h ite n im n u e iiie tr o f flo w e r* hacked w ith pink an w h ite ta p e r* The honoree was presented w i'h many lovely ir ift * fro m bfrie n d * and la te r in the cvemnc refreshm ents consisting o f t i Coin*. stnull d< em itted f ill. - - , salted nuts and nuslel m iiu • were served h> the ho*lc«-eassisted hy Mrs Itoekey. M i** Chapman was given mi u t t r a c t in large servintt tru y hy Alt III lv \ A li l S M M .K K Hockey and M i** lloone Jhose in vite d to lie w ith M \1» .11•*i Mi ID'I • 11 Vano Iwn •• Chapman were her m other, M' lln'11 i l a a u l i t i " ' I t * 1‘ •r i;«• i i f Y i i i u t Mis* Harhaia (iraro Lest, whose Mr. and Mr*. Joe Hairett left engagement nnd approaching marriage wn» recently announced on Sunday to visit relative* in to Don W. Shnffcr. wn* honored Georgia. yesterday afternoon between the Mr. and Mrs. Myron Heck have hour* of 4:00 and 5:30 o'clock with a beautiful tea Riven hy her moved their residence from the , mint*. Mrs. W. J. I.nwtnn, Mr*. Mayfair section of Hanford to O r­ I*. W. I.awtnn. Mr*. Charles Iwe, lando. j Mr*. II. F Wheeler and Mr*. M is* Klise H utchison and A ll** Annie Carter. The Oviedo AVnman’* Club wn* the setting for the C h a rlo tte M oughton plan to leave on S atu rday fo r Daytona llench to occasion. Mr*. CieorRe Moritan greeted the spend some tim e. guest* lit the door and showed Mi. and Mrs. Arnold Drown them to the receiving line comnosed of M r*. W. I*. Carter. M r*. and children of Anderson, H. C., AV. J. loiwton, Mr*. James Hiram were the guest* of Mr*. H. D. l Lee, mother of the honoree, M l** Ailed, 11108 Myrtle Avenue, yes­ I I.CP. Mr*. Chftrle* (i. Shaffer, terday. I I Itnlph Chapman, Mr*. T. F mother of Ml*.* Leo'* fiance. Mr*. Huy H. Wright Sr. and her ! Tucker, Mr*. K J. MiHiithton .1■ . A In rue table on the porch Mr*. Janie* II lin t, .Mr*, (icon.-' held n graceful arrangement of Chapman, M i* Harold Chnpmnn vari colored hibiscus and fern, | Mr*. Ilcnny Austin, Mr*. Ilirhnt>l und the rest of the room* were a t­ I Ten Kyck Walker, Mr*, ({prat I tractively decorated with thu , Ln»*lng1 Mr* I! C Whitnn" lovely Florida flower*. The ten | Mrs. Gent go Andrew Speer. Mi table wa* overlaid with a cream i Robert M -U iu n i* of O rhin .l • colored lace cloth and centered M r*. Speneei I In i ilin , M r* I with palest pink Honolulu Sole ton M oiiithto n Si and M hibiscus .White tnper* were placed Hockey. in crystal candelabra on both Also the M issis ('h a rin ' • aide* of the centerpiece anil were Air. and Mr* J C. Hutchison 1 M o it y* It t|u n, Klise 11nt i ti i ' tied with white tulle knotted with left yesterday for Snvaitnnh, N. M n iiil W ils o n , i l m l u n i i ('h a p n .n ii single I .a Frnnrn hibiscus. Air*. C I„ AVi'st and Mr*. Tom , Y. where Mr. lliilchi*on will J o a n n e A V Illh n ii* , S h u le y M m . Jean S a v e r, M lii'g n illolliugworth presided nt the ten spend several month* in connection l a t iili hi* work in Hie pioducc l i i l l l t f e l i l e i , M u ' e Ann U illlo w • ...............luring the afternoon and with business I N ix ie K i i i l i l i n f f mid H e tty It* • • assisting the hostesses were Mr*. j Hull Those atte n d in g fro m I '" .1 II Lee Jr., sister-in-law of the I,and were M i.* It.ti burn Itn. bride elect and Mr*. Walter Carlei both of Sanford: M i*. Charles Hilly Kirehimff left on Aloudny j Aliee lla r k e i, Itillie l.ce l.olun for Wilson, N. Y to spend nlmut and A iv in ii R i's iiio **e r a ll o f |i I' N'ihlnek and Alia* Kathryn I jiw I oii, cousin* of the lirhlc-clect. a mouth. They will lie joint'll I I .m ill, and th e h o ste sse s. luter hy Mr. Kirchhoff and Soft pinno music was played daughter Alls* Nixie Kirchhoff. •hiring the afternoon hy Air*. Joseph l.einhart. Air*. Ueorge Mr. and Airs. .1. C. K. Connell Mean*. Air*. John Courier Jr. nml Have returned to their home in Mrs J II. Staley. Serving went Vnldostn, tin. after visiting for a Airs John Kvnns, Air*. Hubert few day* in Sanford with their Al tA. .1P e t , 'i- m i w n * i I ..... both of Oviedo Ml** lletsy ilnughter mid son-in law, Mr. and e le c te d | n . —n l.- lit a n d A ll's. .1 ' Ann Carter of Hnuforl, cousins of Mr*. Forrest llreekeiirhlge mid D- A In nliiitn- wa- ri'-elocleil ,i Miss Lee; and M l** Charlene family. secret tn v and tri-it*iiior when i Weltmon and Mia* Itillie Chance. Hev and At'.linkllrvimt , the AYomiin's Ali**ionnrv Unit"- ' A number of fiiend* from San­ the First llapti-t Chinch of I'm! ford. Orlando and Oviedo rnllcil OlUligc wete the host m during the appointed hours. ho»te**e* fin the i| iut it •t I v I it.'** and program meeting of the and fm.* now settled down to the AA’nmnit'* Mi-u-innni \ Union hard work of turning mil the series H.'itiliioli' I In i•t ’ - 1 A -soi iation I Some of the blow wa* softened gnitip nut al «Im I'll- t Hai' by hi* participation in radio In Friends of Hetty Ann Howard Ciiuteli in Pol l I Irancc on Alooila recent years. A year ago. he did at 111:181 a in n much nulillclrcd Radio Theater will lie glad to learn that she ha* , All In te l e * t m u | >■. . n i h i m h i version of "Seventh Heaven" with been removed from the Fernald his old flame. Janet Uaynor Also, Laughton Mctnortui Ho*pital to p r e s e n te d h y th e A o iin g Peo|*! he hus played himself on Ihe Jnck the home of her parent*, Mr. and I A i ix l l l a r i i ' s m id All-- 1.1lit AA'al Mr*. T. A. Stile*, 807 F.n»t Twen- , o f C h io u w a s t i n ' m is s io n ," Ilcnny Air Show N p e a k e i. S he d is p la y e d m li.li tleth Street. "Television on film Is a lot dif­ fr o m Ih e is la n d - o f th e P n e if . ferent from the movies In fhe old Mr. and Mr*. Ulenu AVimhish C h in a n o d u ih e i p lu e e * H iir ln g ' days." he observed "AVo might and son John, who huve been visit­ hu silie sH s e ssio n a il o f f e r i n g w • have -al around for two days do­ ing Mr*. AVuntilsh’* mother, Mr*. g iv e n f o r K o re a n n l i e f . N ing nothing hack then. In TV. we J. M. Brady nt her home on Pnrk o f f ic e r * a n d c o n iin iit e u ■ lin ir n o i shiKil n half-hour'* show In three w e re e le c te d . day* Thai’* V) page* of dialogue, Avenue, left yesterday for AtA h o a u t i f l l l li n l i n c r In th e \V « Inntn, tin. They were accompan­ or nhniil a third of a feature movie ied hy Mr*. Brudy who plans to tita n 's M is s ju n a i y 1 •*I•*tt e o ln l You're out Ime—or else w h ic h a te I n v i'tid e r m l v l •• w it " I'm learning what work i*. I visit in Atlanta on.I point* in on d is p la y , t in s lia iin e i I I b e e get to bed earlier, eat less and North Carolina. a w a r d e d to tlit* u s - o e la l" -il l l " drink less " iliu llu l Mr*. W. K. I'riilille ami ilnugliti-r s ln le r o o v i ' l l l i o l l f o r IIFarrell admitted that he has I ' f f i l 'l l 'l l e y . enough hum to enjoy hist new-found Karen of l.ukelaiiil ate tile guesl* A i o v i'i e i| d i -b Im i I w fame ll'* just like the old days, of Mr. nnd Mr* J. Vidal June*. itn" with people recognising him In ihe Karen wn* released on Sntunhiy e n jo y e d a l o o iiii a n d i i street and friend* complimenting from Holiday House Hospital In p e rio d f o r I lie y o u n g p, \"* Orlnndo after uiulrrguiiiL- surgery. m ill, 1 th e SUpel VI s i,ll I lf v Mr. Prlddle will Join them on L e e o f l l i i y l o l i a lle .u 'll V l i i i ll i h e r o f i i i i 'i i d o 'i ► a i i 'l llo i* Friday for the weekend. HOLLYWOOD «.4* - Fame hu* come to Charles Furrell for the M'eoml time in hi* lengthy acting luteer. und he'* lint loo Mire he like* it Farrell wa* the henrthenl of the Inti- '20* and early '30s, when he co-starred with Janet Gaynnr Now he I* t'o starring with unnther win some la**, dale Storm. In a tele vision series called “ My Little M arg ie" The silver-thatched ac­ tor play* Mis* Storm'* father in the episode*, hut he's a romantic figure, too. What started a* a lark fnr Far­ rell nny end up as a whole new career. As summer substitute for the top-rating Lucille Hall Best Ar nai show, “ My Little Margie" began none loo promisingly The first program generally was panned hy (hr critics. Hut the ipinl Ity has vastly Improved und the show has landed the No 3 spot In uiidlenre rating*. “There'* a good chance Rial the show will he sold ufter the summer Is over." said Farrell " II look* as (hough I'm going to he u busy hoy “At first I wasn't so sure 1 want ed to do it I was all set to go to Europtt tills summer with a friend of mine. Hal llourli hud tulkcd to me about doing this show, hut I didn't think anything would come of it. I got my pa*s|Mirt and every­ thing Then the show wa* signed to replace Lucille and liesl during Hie Hummer, and I found I was committed to do it " Farrell found it wasn't easy to return tn the cameras after a l.V year ohsencc. (The show is filmed In a studio like a movie.) "Brother, wn* I nervous!" he re­ united "M y knees were shaking rca'lty. he did only n doten si­ noticeably, and I was so tense my lent*. and nlmut 40 talkies One invlow stnled it was nleo voice i,ot Into the higher registers. I did my first scene with Hillary '1-tii IV could give a break to ... i Farrell, "who has had u lough Drooke, and she advised me tense my muscles so I wfi.iMn't; time of ii in recent years." shake I ended up moving median This tlrew n laugh from Farrell, icnlly first film " ... .. In ... the .............. mayor of Palm Springs, Calif., and He managed tn cntupier his operator of the highly profitable nerve* after the first show or two l(a<iuet Chili there. SAN FORD rson a Miss .Tunc Chapman Given Bridal Shower " (• " l b ' v :ii- n li" it n o d t - i n n d 1 hi t III -1 I't'-i. I'll' VI r v Hhowtag 11.• i: 11 | > oi,,i i 11 i i'll, v, 111 i"11>i M r i tiir*l in,-" • . i ii., -untiio'i l-'vi-l v b ll. lv III '.I |(,|M • (t«* f*»»««tt» i«4 W* .Mill, 1 I " h I m ih I m ul *ll\ I ' • I I ill* ' ' '• III TIllJlh l I I I** |*l»»tkll I Hlilt III* l*«-»l I* llllllll I'lllHII ll Inf llftl** ll* Iiii Ii * giiinl* I* t nielli •%I. -•• lull gel flu it-1* ••rmllli'l« »mi • iIim Im * •-••Mil mi i III III It ll tl lll||l|ll • Mill II *••> « I •*»I lllll pint *«lillli|ll ••mini «r •• pindili t* ll •linn « in m■■i i-*«••• ••I ii tii f » \ •••I I •••urn* |iii>*-« luke Ihe "li«'iil ' ••It •••••• liitilu*'! 1 m ni M W. D. I.euhy left yesterday for h e r* o f H ie S till fits d AVum.i Miami In hoard u plane for Cocha­ s iiin u iy U n io n . bamba, Bolivia after visiting III Sanford. Mr*. Lcnhy plan* to leave tomorrow after visiting her father, Fred Wilson, fur New York City to visit her brother, Hubert Wilson, and to visit her sister and brotherin-law, Mr. and Mr*. Dun Mltehem in Weathury, L. L. N. Y. BIBTB A N N O IIN CK M K.NI Mr. and Mr*. B. II. Crumley have a* their guest* their daugh­ ter and *on-in-law, Mr. nnd Mr*. K. A, Young and son Hubliy of Jacksonville; and Kn». Holier! J. Mr. and Alt*, l.cmi ,\t Cdumbler, recently received hi* Jr. announce tbi- bull commission In Newport, It. L, and daughter Pamela (.all, after ipendlnir about tut day* 8 Hi*., 4 nt*., on J ii !> l with hi* family, will report to Dak Knowl N'ltvttl II" Pensacola. Daklutul, Calif. .Alt*. Sun former Betty Jo ll"ll"wi> Mr, and Mr*. J. Marlin Stlnerlpher and daughter, Uruce Marie, Mt. and A|t*. It It I mi plan to leave tomorrow for New lioiillffd today the I,it Hi >t a him Smyrna Beach to spend a month. John I a 'C, it lh*., il - . l i d * They will he Joined for ten day* morning at the Feriiald I "it-bton by Mr. and Mrs. Boy Blackburn .Memorial llo*piltil. T h e .• t.> hitand family of Maryville, Tenn. lieetl nailieil fot In,1 1, giattilThey plan to have a* their guest* for the coming weekend M l** Rose­ mary Garner and Mis* Paulette Mr. anil .Mr*. Jit.... I Von Cason. llerhull* announce the l.ntti of their third child, u -limgiiter, Miss Gretchen Kirchhoff left 7'eresu Dlime, weiglting " Hi*., today with Sir. and Mrs. William Ift oi*., on July H'J ni I'criiiil I Itoyal and a group of Orlando Laughton Memorlttl !I" - i >i ! hI tlanco student* for Phlladelithlu, Pa. of which Mrs. Royal Is a Mr. ami M r*. Thoma* t'ol,l, imformer resident. While In Phila­ aiounce the birth of u ilnughter delphia Mrs. Royal and her danc­ ( ’aria Diane, weighing n lb*., .1 ing pupils have Iteen requested to (is*., on July 20 at Ferniibl Laugh­ nppear on a television program ton Memurfnl Hospital. M i- t'ohli after which they plan to go to will he remembered «» the ...... ter New York City lo study dancing Mildred AVIndhum. Homitebrin, 120 a. bottle ...1,71 *' Vi-Delta Emulsion .....—1.12 Squibb Cod liver Oil, 4 oi. 59c Vi-Daylin, 90 u . bottle 98< Alis t lit III \ I I lls K I'S D A I S A I T S HIM* UJtCRAi , ue>* ISICMN ' TfCHHlCOii IC I. I • t N I. A FRIDAY ONLY! oca LAUGH LO AD > ol Thltl "On The Corner By The Clock" WORDS TO THE WISE A N At IN AI» u ) n follow Ihe dlrrclbin* on your pre-rrlptlon InltrL A’our ilm tor’M know ledge dic­ tated them- hiilriirlioiiM .mil they Nhoilld Im- follow ed to llte letter. Ho I hit I there rim he no error, we typewrite Hit- direction* lo Insure clar­ ity. Ho that there rail ho no nii*iiliil«-r*tim<lliig. we read llte dircrthiiiN to you whrn you rail fur your uirdtrlne. Deed these word* to the w Uo ami lake your iiii-dirinc exarlly a* directed! JO H H S O H S IIA A I- U A S IM IM N .. POWDER ( A S H HU A y u m * s & jz r n z m i m Announcing The Opening Of A New Atlanta Service Building Dr. Scholl's Fool Balm------- 39< Ting lor fool itc h ------------------ 60c J & J Corn Pads----------------- 19< Mennen Quintana--------------49< Blue-Jay Callus Plasters------- 29< TO SERVE YOU BETTER THAN EVER. SEARS IS GRO W INO W IT H T H E S O U TH E A S T This magnificent new service building, occupying a 30 acre plot, is anoth­ er step in our never ending search for better and more efficient ways to serve you, Anywhere, anytime we may do a better Job in serving you, Please Let Sears Know. A»• .TMM lllfl i4l*ld*l ftClVM ^ BRBI l -nett" 1 OuJHtV KLEENEX J o o s o rr. y, SMOOItt H nssuis — PLUS— C'arltMin—"DOG THOUBLK' Talsphunea Novelty — "DANGER UNDER T H E SEA" YOU (A N DEPIND ON ANY PHUG PRODUCT THAT BEARS T H t-N A M f �»- . ; Legion Qualifies For State Tourney On 8-7 Triumph ■^ a k f u n d j n j c n V an .eglon (cam went (htoiiKh Its aecond Uiurnamcnt undefeated . M at night by outslugglng Lnkc- Aleno’sHomer S a n f o r d Palls, 7-5 As Ninth I n n i n g H a l l y Is Blocked; P l a y It- Leesburg Robin Roberts Is Proving Best Of AH NL Flingers lly K H .il < H U TI.A IN Chnnres for n State J u n i o r Amerienn l.rginn title ill Hanford this year bright­ ened with the Haliy lllurs' Ir lumnh Inst night. Thin was the second time in the Aren tourney K nm flfi's i j t h n t the loenl !.<•■ g lu n d o w n e d Mel Fleleeher Lakeland. FarBar, they deciiloned the mighty [Lakeland nine 4-2 behind Jim "Jo«kM Krider who wax Inst Sight'* starter. Junior Melln and ".Mighty I Mel" Fleiaeher rame In on Ihe ■ M u d to finishup In a nip' and-tutk scoring duel. Lakeland , qualified for the final game by Mating Waurhula, 1-2, jester- S tilt atate tournament ut Starke beginning Monday. I f they can nnntx the atate title they will proitttd to th t United State* Regioniit l tourney of tlio Am u Iron I.o* ;! )j w I ) ' Tko winner of Ihe Keglonal*. which ronalata of atate rh*m plana from Alabama, Georgia, Benlh Carolina and Flnridn, will DfMeed then to the District glay-off* and finally the United State* champlon*hip play-offs Jo be staged In Nome major league park. ; M IAM I Ut—The Hialeah Ameri­ can Legion Junior hn*chall team M l represent South Florida in Ihe Mite tournament, having liealen W ist Palm lleaeh, two gnincx in «M. In Ihelr eerie* | Hialeah won Ihe third ami du elding game Wednextlny night, 3 2. when Lee Corio's hot grounder went for an error and Larry Ker rente raced In with (he deciding Roberts Pitches Red Hats To 5-1 Vktiu y Over .Jax lly r . U M .rF K F L T , Aaawlated Pres* H l.ff Writer Scoring run* In Imnchcx like la a tts Is a handy way In win laeball game* In the Florida Slain l-c.ig.ic ftdneidny night the Dol.nml lied •la pul aero** four in the eighth inlnu ami heal Jack*imvllle lleaeh 1. Leesburg's Packer* counted Vt In Ihe fourth Inning and heat inford, 7-3. The Daylunn Bench ilander* inroad Ihelr* mil a little lore but had multiple score* In Mr separate Inning* lo thump ICM, 10-3. The Orlandn-Palalkn Itn l was poslponed because ul at groundi . VBtU DpLand catne up wllh Ihe C inning, fled Knheri.x for Ihe Its Mtd Krnlo Clark for Jackson On Beach were hooked up in u w hit scoring duel. Itnhert* gut IB nf DeLand'* five hil* in the I ijtahlH lo broak ll up. I i r n i halpad Leesburg pick up I flan runa In nne frame. With M i loaded and nne oul, Uni M l grounded Into what looked ■ a double play. ,nut 8anford'a leg Gwunlea bubbled Ihe throw i latbra and then Imbra threw f r Ijr tt base. Bahlord Manager Chuck Alcnu a H at homo run with two in bike, bui lt wain'l enough ercorne 'ihe 8 run Packar |a. Daytona Beach victory for eonalaled nf twn homo run*, WpUfi, on# douhlo and five E Dick Bailor got a homer trlpla to help gal Ihe win Mwee Wenger. County Kennel Clqb Sets FIL Holds Havana Scoreless For 30 Straight Innings Golf’s Greatest Show On Earth Begins At Tam O’Shanter Today CHICAGO 'd* ~ lly GENE PI.MVDKN Flotilla Stale League Associated I'rcss Stall Writer Won laist Pet. Havana's Cubans, who used to Del,acid 28 It 71ft dominate the Honda International Daylou.i lleaeh 2.7 1.7 02.7 League, uppairntly have lost Ihoir Hailtuid 21 tft .778 I'nlalka 20 IN .720 punrh The Latins have not scored in nrluml'i in tu Ton 30 Innings and are deep in fourth .laxville lie felt in 21 1 7.7 lt\ JACK HAND l.eeslmri' It 27 .350 place, IS games behind the pace Netting Miami Sun Sox Associated Press Sports Writer 1Cocoa 10 20 .250 you that (lie presence of »o ninny Key )Ve*l applied the whitewash It ohm ttoberts Is proving Ids W HII NFS DAY'S HK.SULTS j "eln**" pin vers mid ex major , rigid In Hie title lies! pitcher In Wednesday night for the second Del,.mil .7 Jacksonville lleaeh I leaguers makes fur u better brand l the NaHnnul la-ague time in a row. fit), to hand the | Daytona lleaeh It) t ' h im .7 of «lass I) baseball In the PHI,. Cuban* their sixth straight set While Philadelphia leads the rest lac.hurt: 7 Sanford 5 ! The fact that four veterans are hack t permitted to play In the loop of the nation In going wild over Orlando al I’ulatkn pn.'.tponrd wet Tom McColl pitc hed n 5 hitler little Hobby Shunt) of (lies A's, Mr grounds I certainly lends strength to tlieh lliilierls ip ir'ly plies up wins for lor the Concha, who got four sin TODAY'S GAMES argument. ijles and two doublet In the fifth the Phillies He leads the National Del,and al Jacksonville lleaeh Take for example Ihe North­ to score all their runs The Couchs, with 111 v r-.s after Wednesday P.ilalku at Orlando ern l.engue, wldih is n class C night's 7 J .ingress against Clncln with a lock on the cellar, are II Dnylona lleaeh al Cocoa Unities olf the pace with It to piny league. No rluli ran have mule nidi Sanford al Iweshurg than two veterans per rliib, hul wciii six out of eight front Like S' .at/. Huberts counts o.i Nallini.il l.engue lluvnnn. thus rookies predominate Ihe razor «h. i'. i control to put Ill'll ! Hronklvn 1)2 21) (181 triims and lower the "rlass" of Miami tightened its grip on first over Contcid and a strong willing I Now 7 nrk VI 71 117(1 place liv healing SI the league. In the stale limp Petersburg. inn H ist m the majors to pitch SI taints VI $2 .771 curb rluli is allowed lo rnrry I I. while runnerup Miumi lleaeh 'isi innings Huberts lias allowed Philadelphia .72 10 .531 Inst four sets. I bus we run assume lo Tampa, 2 1, and dropped inly 'I' walks in 2m. innings Thai Chicago I!) IN .707 that the FS|, Is us good If mil Iwo games hack West Palm lleaeh ‘igures down rougldy lo one walk j Ihislon It SI 173 and a lielter league on Ihe whole Lakeland spill a pair, the In every 'even' innings Cincinnati 3D fit) .304 than the class (' 'o r them dian.x taking the opener. 2 1. and Tell Phils nmllmieil llicir surge Pittsburgh 2 H 72 280 league, .n the N.ulionnl wllli a .sixth straight Brooklyn l Pittsburgh .7 ( III in Lakeland tile finale. 85. AlliAhor east Hilly Darden doled mil five liilx over Hie Iteds on a wild <! inning tiings i al Mil,mi. and Ihe Saint*' only rally hi Hie eighth Willie Jones' i Now S’ork 10 2 Chicago fi 0 that so Mimiy run came on linger* McKee’s 3 run homer featured the attack Philadelphia 7 Cincinnati .1 homer Ini he second. Ilncky Hot Willie also hit a homer in Ihe IlnsMin 2 St laiiils I /ell dmihlcd home two Miami runs seventh Chicago at New York in the eighth amt Darden singled Itrooklyu snapped H i .7 game Pittsburgh ut Brooklyn (2) in Hnt/ell to sew up Ihe game losing string, shading Pittsburgh, St. laiuls ut lloston Hogcltn M arline/ allowed Miami 13. in Ihe lath on Carl Furiilo's I Only games icy ‘ Mu' 'ml .i''ll ^ I first hit In Ifi times at lint. The lleaeh Just three hit*, two of them American Iwnguc victory added a half game In the Now York .78 II .580 In Ihe fourth fur Ihe Flamingo*' Dodger lead, now measuring 4'.‘< 1Cleveland 57 II .338 only run. Walt Nnthe allowed nine games after ihe runnerup (Hants lloston 53 43 532 hits lull had u xhulout until the split a tw I night douldeheader witli i Washington Sid It'll •• got 52 to 731 nintli when Pinehhilter Herb Chap then -lurls here Wtwwfaw I Chicago The Giants won the open* | Chicago 72 PJ .513 man singled with ihe base* loaded er. lull taking advantage of three i Philadelphia i li S a o / o r d. 5'<s M„iid 40 10 700 to drive in Ihe tying and winning tlillnesville eon St. lands 41 fiO .100 run* trihutrd Jim Itiveia, hlglily touted Lakeland'* John Mikuii and West Detroit 3.7 03 .337 Ameriemi l.engue rookie. Tlieie Palm Heaeli'* Jim Mugmitla i Chicago 7 New York () Philadelphia I Detroit 3 ure ulliers too. Take another ease, (lint of . lloston .7 Cleveland 4 i Washington (1 St laillis 2 Walter Jnainski. The lug Pole is eurreiitly (lie hottest tiling n the das* z\ Kustern l.engue. , Culi error* lo score four in ihe Walt led the PHI. Iasi year with j eighth Imt Hunk Sauer's 27th a pileiioiutniillv low 1.70 cum run | homer helped Johnny Kllppxtcin average foi Del.uml. Jawili-" K• lake the second, 02 posteil u sterling H it leeonl ill Warirn Spalltl cooled off Ihe si/ New York at Chicago (night) lUfil to tie l)avis of Piilntkii foi /ling St laitil* Curds a* Rookie lloston nt Cleveland * the best percentage in the loop Kd Mathew* hit a 2 run homer Philadelphia at Detridt (2) with an .HOtl murk. off Joe I'resko for a 2 1 llo*ton Washington nt St lauds (night) The llrooklyn Dodgers, who Florida lnlernatlon.il l.rugue triumph Sian Muslol'* nth homer own Walter, permitted him l'» wua on.' of Ihe Card*' *oven hit*. Miami 75 38 O George Ken I* "Hlue llombera" stay with Del,and while he wus The New York Yankee* lost, 7 0, 31la ml lleaeh 72 .1!) .8 total till* year reach 70 for an finishing up his semester ul to Chicago lint their American Tampa 05 47 .31 nil-time FSL record. It wa* Stetson University this spring. Yeagur ir.nl remained at three Havana 58 51 .5: Alena'* l l l t b Itlll of the *cnaon, Jusiiiskl win iiislMinirnlnl hi game* because Cleveland also fell St. Petersburg .78 .78 .4! wince nn one wn* aboard, and winning six gomes for Ihe Hals 83 .4. itefore lloston, 3-4. The lied Sox'* West Palm lleaeh 32 'place* him within lit) rtio *-U l (cdst the beginning of Ihe season triumph over llohhy Feller left Lakeland 42 7.1 ,.Y in nf the State lu'nglla record set when the Del.and hurling them In third place only 8‘S game* Key West 32 83 .2 by flmbly Lake in 104(1. was still In Ihe rather ‘‘fluid" off the pace Key West 5 Havana 0 Ilhmle* followed Alena with a si ale. Petersburg I Washington ended n 4 game los­ Miami 4 St Pclcrshurg single and I'red fntnllnro rhliilI.nte in June, .liisinski icpoilcd ing *lrcnk. whipping St luuii*. 0 2, Tnnipii 2 Miami Heath I rd In with a Idngo, Chlra Gunlo Hie Klmirn Pioneets of tlie class nil Huh Porterfield's 7 hitter, In West Palm Hcach 2 5 Lakeland I fi *nlr* dropped a double over flr«l z\ Knslem l.engnes, u Dodger. pull within 5Pi game* of Ihe Yank* Miami at Lakeland base down Ihe foul line that farm club. Since tout time the j Allle Clark'* two double* drove in Havana al Miami lleaeh brought Ithodr* nrro** and «enl 211-yeiir-old lllnger I,ns defeated all Ihe run* for Philadelphia in a Tampa at SI Petersburg Cainihiro In third. ParUe wn* evei v •'Inti in I lie elreillt ut least Key West ill West Palm Hcach 4 3 Mpieaker with Detroit. Passed and, after Smith pooped once in wlimitig e.glil eonseculive In I'undora al Neeunil, Kent* games without u defeat. Leon walked lo forte in Cavnllarii If mu •It on, Dodger stout, told lis To demoat rate how powerful with the third mid final tally nf ut the FSI. All-Slur guinu Hint the Hlue* l i r e this year, here i* Ihe inning. Jusiiiskl was going "great guns" no individual break ilown of horn*.' That wa* all for *ta r(in g *p i|. nt Klmirn this year and in all run* per man for the 11)51 rher Orlando Ortega. Kx-ltlue, priduihilily will move up. (linnlH uml this your'* Scminola Marty Martini'/, look ovrr ilia This is lust nimthrr IrsHnimtiiil Hlue*: rliores and Idanlird Sanford uniII on hnw FSI, 11inIm*r rum parrs IU.71 Giant* 1832 Hlue* tin; ninth. During the Leesburg with other " It" leagues. Jusiiiskl P»rl*e Air no rally in Hie fourth M ailer Hill wusn't ns seusiillun.il nl Ihe Dolan Plmdr* "Good Deal" Jene* wn* Mielleil curly part of tills season in Ihe Klaus ......... I'nrlsc ... inun jin' mound uml M* rep Into * ! FSL as lie Inis hern since going .Mrllrhle Ini lira •neat Tony Tone* pitched lo Ju*l lo the class A Ivastern circuit. Neville ......... L.allh nne haler (lie plteher, who walk­ Of rourse, you may conlrml that KlMlcr Xnxit Haro ed, and the Cuban left in f«vnr of he hnd the rxigenrles of Ids Pfeifer I,rout aludira pressing on his mind Jarkaun hnnlorn rim gnmo rewhile flinging for Del.and, Ion, Wilson .......... K*kew . .. tmilned Mcnrele** and you would he right, but llriHiklyn ^ fur ^ I'idli Hide* I'rtroNino Kent* when to Total* It nhotild prove very Intereat V wImrIo ^hy John ing lo see liow high the Seminole* can now extend the .record sine* kei tnanager, every circuit clout tlioy hit front a tlil^ s i n g I n * l>y now mi will represent n new FSL record . . .finis. ‘ scored liolh CaL Chuck Alcno Hit* and Pawllck. Sanfard * ninth inning uprising Mtart«i«l xxith Pep Kamhert. Aleno and Ijliode* singling Ip surer*. *lnn. Cavallaro rearhod first sufe. JF w iring Humbert on an error liy Kuntlnra who wn* trying to exe- FS Golf's Brcnlesl allow mi earth. George S. May's $120,000 Tam O'Shanlrr marathon, opens today with !8<> pros, amntrtirs amt women teeing off In the jtno.iNMi All American Tourney. Tim All American, a .'I In I medal play event over 72 holes, actually S tn m lin K H , SOFTHAI.I. STANDINGS ( Men) W. f.. I'rl « Wilson-Mnler 13 d .884 Robison's it Hi .fill Navy VP 33 H i t .421 Hunt Mercury H HI .381 Last Night's Itrxulln Robson's P, Hunt-.Mercury B Navy VF 33 K. Wllxon-Mnler 8 (!) innings) Games Friday Wilson Maier vs. Navy \'F 33 ( Women) W. I,. Pel. f, Saltation Army 8 I .857 Kntcrprtsr I 3 .571 Koumillut'n 3 I .421) Wadi's I (1 .113 I.list Night's Itesults Kntcrprise 13. Wade's |2 Sal Army 23, Itoumillal's 22 The .Seminole lllurs This W tfk Tonight San ford at Leesburg Friday Sanford at Dnytonn Saturday Davtoiia ut S A N F O Id l Sunday Satifoid at Coena I'luyrr Collin* Brady Funiiura Long Munl*dcuc:i White tin ** i.S it I.S I.S I.S V I ’ll IV i n k V Caldwell I.S Pilcher* Ortega . ------Keith McCullough * — Denote* Fender P I IO N F . 1287 POTATOES YELLOW COOKING ONIONS.......... 3 lbs. 251 H. C. KI.IH'.KTA PEACHES 3 lbs. 25^ per bn. $2-75 THOMPSON SEEDLESS GRAPES...... Lb. 25<t FIRM RIPE TOMATOES........... ! A i 9 t LARGE ■ ICEBERG LET1UCE . Hcad l k GDI.DHN BANTAM SWEET CORN.................... '4 R an 2 f e N. C. TEN D ER GREEN BEANS............... Lb. fancy YELLOW SQUASH........ Lb. I9«i ^ 8 : 1 5 P. M. ■tone. I True (Irey. m V Vnv* ' r w e Gnntalaa, aa 10 - Races 81on. . Tuea. Thura. . Prl. II HACKS WKI). and BAT. Dally Double 1st and 2nd Races Qulnlttaa avary fact .“ » iv , rr v . - n p ( . I iia p m —a/iatA* m ii < Del. I Urav* Rurton, Manny Gateaf jw*SVW'° " ' w S S rp -* * C A LIFO R N IA BARTLETT PEARS........ Lh. 19^ CONK PEAS..... .............. Lb. 19^ N. C. IIA H D HEAD •*•*••*••• GHF.KN TOP C A I.IF O H N IA a* • •• • Lb* |0<i < CARROTS..... .............. 2 Bil 2}< PPKMft Fundor*. 3b ColUna. i r a ,fr,nu». rV T y Malm*7 »Pact,• M»i Oahlwall. e Ortega, p Martina*, p McCullough, p CUT OKRA...... ... ........................ Lb. |5 ti ICE COLD W ATERM ELON LARGE C A L IF O R N IA ta . LOCAL GROWN EGGPLANT .................................... Es* Local Freth Eggs and Local Freih IMoifled flftd Drawn Frye I'j A9c �• • iJ England And Dixie Agriculture Are Hit By Drouth t it e R A N Fo n n h s r a id Thursday, July .11, 1912 fag* * ( c;r:Ni:vA n k w s ) ^ H) m iss \ m > ii: im ik v \rr Mr. Mini Mrs. IM illip ll n u r r hml iia thiMi iriir^t« S u m ln v Mr. mill •Mn*. F m l Mull m l o f Mnitlntui. h r n t o n l't«*vitll and Inlin A m i n * I•*ft I I I W l ' t ' k t•* AlM lld tw o w o rk * nt tin* Vjitioiiul (I mini (*am|i itf For t MoCltdlan. \la. I • • ■ n t d i m e up \%it It the \tl\ *i vic'd |iit»ii| M I ' f F loi Mriaill i« ' a ft xx day?* at NVvx S m v t h .i lleueh w ith Mr-' Mart i F l i n t and datiuh t f i I l a r l t j t * i a*»sI M:»i \ Ian*’ M » and M» M I i . Im an and • - 1*t| I J id f it and Mi and A| t -a F i I »*f \\ i't»i'i |,.|i «*ii !!•••! ntt Mr •ml Mi .1 II llillnt x W.tlntNtlay ! T h .’V lit • fir'll 11ll- f 'fm III.I Mi*t Va llrt n I'l. vatt t«*t«n ti« «l himir \\ fdn»Mda\ .• f t ••• a num tliV »iwii xvilIt Mi an-l Mi » f V o r r e I'ntiltM and «»iiv i »••• .•tftrl Ft unk ill .larknt*t|vtlli (.'tirtifr <' t i n t . I t . arvontpani* r| her It•»*»x* lot a whorl i x i-ti \lr< .1 II l l i l v . \ Mi hntc K i l l . HIP 1 Mi ,x 11. • lx f Vitrei ii 1 V SinVI w» -i»-ii. T'.s ' i i XXt» ' *' -. tl, .- I Fix Itf l«M*l t-i if i* \ .Inin* , ,,|l">-lll •’ ! h I15 ,........... \\ .1 i •# ?»»»•* M- IP'l M *•». | , -ii-Ii' »1 • < •lav »" ■ l»*/# xx t* It M r i ' Xf if ir Mi a n il M rs Dove Hunters Will He (iiven 2 Chances At Game Thisyrear [ WASHINGTON t * - The Agrl ralturc Department today rieslgaated the eatlr* slates ot Ala­ bama, Georgia. Kentucky and Mississippi a» "dlsasler loan • arena" aa a rrautt of the severe dreegtit. Tlie action will make It easier fer farmers who have suffered loaana tederal loans. losses to obtain obi The Farr Farmers Home Admlnlstrraan la the aaency which malms credit cn available to enaMa fnrmr irrs to huv such things aa feed ad and hay for llveatock. • y The Associated Press ^ No Immediate relief—Minkina Wattia—appeared in sight tndny for the parened farm lands over wide araaa of the South and In New England And. more hnl weather, with temperatures skirting between the •Os and above too. was In prospact for the Southland. No heavy ■ a i c o a o t h i o n o or s o o . o o o m u o n s c ro w d s Into the si iu are outside the I,nl>or M in istr y In Huenos Aires, falJU have fatten In .some parts o l ' Argentina, ai aorrowlng cltlsens reek to p ay fln.il trib ute to A rg en tin a '* First l. ad v, Eva I’cro n. Eight the South (or several months persons wete reported to have he rn cru s h e d to death and th ousa nds Injured its the rr u w d s fough t to gain Temperatures of 100 and higher ( Jrifi-M.nt'onnl Rrtdlnj’hofoJ entrance to the building where the glass-lopped rodln lay In Mate. ere foreeast today ware tod* for Northern JUabam* |3i straight _ .... Jabama for the 13th day WTie hot and humid bell extended , over Eastern Texas anil the G u lf, I It »".» i:.n St nn States northward to Tennessee and •»l 1it”' •* a l ir xx Virginia I xxil» <i f til V | Damage to crops In the areas have mountrd into the millions of I . * • 'lot " • i' dollars. K I %•• ! M• Thunderstorms were reported l _____ ♦ ---------------• ..f M iiiimi F \ early today from the Soulhern Ap TALLAHASSEE UR-A Florida I - n . .. . . " fit*' M. I . lit . . M » .' It "V I palachlan* eastward to the Atlantic toll turnpike along the East Coast I 7 I ' t T H O f l S A TO I l U r t 111 ♦ »|t >iI f|.M »XX Ht'imsc ............... l< Coaat and along the Gulf Coast. with n cross stole branch running ! » r „ V51u T h s u ifs .s * ( V i i u t i * " |*|| N lit Ilit t • »ti I. Masiachuselts and ( oniiceticut to the Tampa-St Petersburg area I t X H N I I I I i l l C r l r U S ll lit it' *"l 1 i I | ! XVI'l It Jnok action for sonic relief from is financially feasible and should ■S whe drnujhl which has had most he undertaken Immediately, s New ! AUSTIN Tex Seven persons ot New England In Its costly grip York engineering firm advises the wore injured luday when the mid •°r • month. State Itoad Department. ! section of a downtown (heater cell - . T h! ' 0nJ?± y ‘JR J lV Parsons. Ilrinckerhotf. Hall er» so many millions of dollar* M cD o n a ld i'iV " fin'aV"Vriw'/ri' on ,,n)' ns/ul* was Injured and six already ihnl an nKrictilturo «pk« ji.cir venr’ iljntf aurvrv of Florida urrt* takrn to a hospital I 'I | I 11 1 v \ fvpH-.tl 2.1 ■ a x y « ' • jfis , ; « !K in c reM ^ 3 : ,r cost of^the was nut immediately known him x t '. t i »tliI nctllu t 4 lclu ji» lc .! m »r rainfall n( a million dollars an turnpike at 275 million dollars and j acHouOy they were hurl :iu x'»l .mil Ir.iviiit! -i «.xxc« fh c a iI Inch. I suggested It be financed hy a 30 ' * ,v" 'v> owner of the (fueeu iti'hiiul IimIiiv hi'c.uiic the mil wunncctlcut tobacco growers, year improvement Commission I Theater where about too custom l l'tnlf t all . l i t e r >|IICC the I t r u l l l l l l i u : with the support of notnto farm self Ihiuldating IkiikI Issue , ?r* h"‘ «nlhered for a thriller mm of Ihr K o r e a n \N n eri, will attempt to take up where .... .. , , . 1 c, sa il that everyhmly is ou The engineers' report said II shurlly - nller 12 lo |i7 in i' t ’ST) ( I in M r is \ r t l l l i r NNt ill fc li l a m i foi ature left off by bringing rain • \« r In I i ; in It. t i i fill'would cost 212 millions for actual p in KST) Btlrnugh artificial means 'l a x mitlie H i m flax • • T a r i a li ,s S as ae i- F n r V " w a s llu s The Connecticut Valley Cigar c on structio n of the 4 -lane dual ith a i i' nicik (I I nimhl a* , m|lrncc Tobacco Associates—fared with an h ig h w a y , plus 1730,000 fur (inane f, J , „ . lnM '< h w n , i. ll( o c l l iji't M >t\i«i \\ iv11 Wrinlelil npenslve crop Ins*—have author log and Jl»« millions to meet in de hildrcn x i i l i m t • i« il f. t ii’ t li ii •l ie n .i f 1«• t* h i ' ucd a Cambridge firm of artificial le r c s l p a y m e n t s d u r in g the cun W ltm -se' said sesrrnl chih lr en Cl ..till.if tint f I .Ml \N XII* f Mix rt n|! x rainmakers to do Ihelr job as soon • ^ ' T V "" ran screaming (tom tin Ihealc i III | *1 i| I »rt i •••t I If -.ft M o .lt tl 1*7 •s rnndlllons are practicable. •' 2?'J inllllon dollar Ijontl Issue crying "The rmif fell in tuitk up p c 'tin ti *"ilax i A special meeting will be held amount to about 173 mil Police and firemen streamed I N t t 1 till 4 t»"ll I n f *| i • ■• 111 Ilf , 14I n |' pit i t the Kliingtnn. Conn , Town Hail "vrr a 3° y''ar jieriml the scene (nun all parts of III \\ i't itf *' I •I t It'iil i n s p r lot oil xxal tonight at which tobacco growers The turnpike could be put in capital t il\ p i V f l l o D ot <• k ,tl lilt* M i l . C o l l M o and potato farmers will be asked operation in 1050 If started imnip lot t , ( \\ i ii i t t c xx 11Ii I h c f a t l i c i to back the project. dlutely. the engineers said L o r i^ e fnr \ i » i * i •11 it xx ill lie l i e n i o l l t r r Worcester. Mass., County farmThe consulting engineers sug \ 4 i i P* It inI* i »:Imc I ». a n d W also asked permission to gested that the East Coast turn h i t n v « i tin .ii I M ila IlcM iici i!*l 2»eed" the clouds for rain The pike start just smith of Jackson \i 11«*. 111»\ f m l W ix f i r W n n f e l i l W*ti»Weather Control Hoard will villi? and continue south to the west \ oulcss «i *U\\v fails m ii> duty xx 1'iif i ' i m i . Ii \ lf.il JUKI J*l*J* i i l l u ' l • fonsider theiwtlllon in a public of Ihc Florida East Const Itallroad**«' '"'d all cillrens should have Ii.i\ •• nit i m i l l t i r a k of tin* K o i c . i t i fcrarlng. tracks to n |Milnt Just uurlh of I ,‘»V|U?1 "I>l«»"uuiiies and cipml pn \Nat \x h tl Slit ,»'H; «Iit I hi Win 111 S T A N D IN O .ill'll till- S e n a t e OIP cp Sj| MassachunclU Stale officials Miami The crosi-Alale brunch tit leal riuhl* Wat I and vxfi.il hi !Mi IJ• l 'hi! in Washington to , would start a few miles north of Stevenson fold the newsmen hr lltilldliig In W ashin gto n , C ap itol Will III Wat II disaster closs , Titusville uml end at U 8 10 Just h"|"’s m:,J" r ‘'‘""I'ulKners In Ids P o lic e m a n W a lle r W a ll lo w e r * the llsil! to ti'.tr stall ( 'Mowing the farmers will be | north of Clearwater It would run 1bcnnlf will "stay wllhm the triune NE W I I M It T II W E II IN ------ loans. south and onst of Orlando ami "otk of my Ideas" One of the dentil o f ('onnerltru i'K Sen. Ilrlen NEW V* tills • P till' new Agriculture Depart north of Kissimmee. Ilnlncs City, major campaigners will he Prcsl M c M a h o n , 411, In G e o r g e t o w n Rent ha* already declared tennes Winter Haven, Lakeland. Plant |!t‘nl Truman. Hospital. C'uncer, It w a s ft.ited, I FtcniTi lun i l-'landre w a s lo w ed Stev-nson also said he believes e n d ed life o f the C h a ir m a n of Die | ||it,, port W ed nesday tn end her re and parts of MUsouri ond Ar- Clly and Tampa. the Tail-Hartley Labor Law. si Join t L-'oilurossIniial A to m ic t- o- , ni.iid- i v n v .i i' " fte i i. ii' i liaiilcal inias a* disaster areas Similar i! The East Coast route would tie gr ein lm * d e l . m i l tin- st op's setied ptlon la planned for Alabama. e r g y C o in m ilt e c . f ln t c r m i t l o n u l 1 I uleil a r m <d 21 linuis 1 Jntucky. Mississippi and other T h e i'M l " " l ", UN, tun yessel lions. pl.iltiirm Ihe Dentoer.itie largest Inuli in Fiaucit -uiee the he Hoxtnn area and some other ters would lie bypassed, hut^ 11; •-nd id World W ir II l. f, I.. It.ivre III J n„ ih„ e , i pledge of rr|Miol as un rely , ..n th of an Inrh of rain In July, r.Vr.n . lolv 21 ! \ i , 1.1 1 - t.ilei I,el fuel |a t In New England got only J ( l ' r, nf snfl 02 Tnn nn Ihl! 0,1 " f a c c o m p l is h in g till* ........ ^ u a " ,L!!!,n".? . ,l through th ro ugh (III an er.llr.lv c o u r t >v new law - ........ ... e..«» iih . i I line I Ingg d ling this (he longest dry spell stale uT.U branch would give nrress to suit Commenllng on Fiseuhower's . 134 years. The 52 Inches of Ihe inlermrdiale cities. Fille t Uig New V ik l l u Inn In, „ expessed goal of an eventual l'i '''I'* " ' "ijallflrall.." of I. Ii 2.14 Inehes less Ilian nnrmnl .................... Hull i d at S la 'c ii I l.nnl *. shot I Ihe engineers suggested lolls of t,||l|on dollar annual m l in fed eral ' ' " ' r 1 "!« u nle ss fh r g e n er al July. i iri'llll lilnlteil "II, her pow er Font i sixth tlrnlh from the record I* , cents a mile for passenger ears pending, Stevenson .....I in- Imped r,’T '- " ”‘- •»'' ''" tty s.-ml lu g s lo w ed In-1 in ^ spokcMimn Haul M icArMi b t wave was recorded In Ala- unu frum two lo novon rents f,*r , , nci( h,,r candidate nr parly would llul Hie vesse l l e c e u e i l tile hill ■ in i Wednesday when John S irneks. depending on slrc._ A_pa* ; offer liojtes lhal are forlorn and would continue, as a general •s ir 's traditio nal noisy w e lc o m e Jer, 70. died in a llirmlngham c" rl t JrlP. • » » « * " J«ck»on al the same time lie demanding a the A"ny veil hunt assignment filR .pita! of heat prostraliun Two ' ,J!° V 'l\ Miami wnultl ro*t 44. a defense establishment tn acenm draw .nnual pay and allow.... A t ' l o i l ' s SON \l 0 I T T I I.lt imniin lie: tu $10,318 S A N T A \N \ ' dil e I ilw .ird Mr peraona were treated for lirnt l r..m„ I ' m r lim m " " *' ''nl pllsh our common nbieciive " yatratlon at llirminghnm Tors ^nmpa St I eteraburg 43 Pnst ctmvenlinn polltieal apeerh Foreml i lection of M aeAiltui - ■ , ttidlUI-on It l'i -oil of till' The annual anticipated gross rev making starts tonight in t'olumlms Itom iii'l.m Hand rhairmati l""k ,n l o l a f when the thermometer elimhrd m-iputtcd Wi dtiesilav [to • high of ton. The other five emir (rnm the turnpike was set at O Nixon and Sumtnerfleld are nlnce it a illreetors' meeflnu In "• nf tiail i In <k i Ii it i:i li\ .t lot v 430,185,270. with maintenance and‘ ‘ scheduled In address the <»lin He this mnrnlng haat deaths occurred in June. il u i " ' ii ' d ol w t it in,' a n|M>r.itinn rnsl nl I", millions, the -publican rnnvnnlhm . , i there , • , < MaeArthur said In a stall in'm wo tid e s , i In-, k for kill. 18 for engineers snltl. That would leave At his campaign lieadu.iarlers In ,)o WJ||( have •»" li re . tod le .Idled lie - Inpped pay INFANT DEATH RATE JACKSONV’LLE Ufi - Florida's 425.M l,270 u year for retiring the M?n!ffi!T!i ‘r * v: L r ’ill opportunity of becoming a --"...... .. metd lice an ■ he Itiiiilgld lie g n g e m e n t tn atten d n 17 ■ tribe In with my old friend, Jim Hand and o y e r c h iit g e d III- Inter m a d e l e . h it death rale was only 311 debt gainst M l e thousand in Hoad Department Chairman Al <j!*o ceremonial al Gallup. N M . with Ihe company be has »u hMv tut ion >51 against It atlll la Itehind the mi tred MrKelhan termed the consult Aug 10. II will give him an op headed Hohllisou Sr I,dil the S u p rr lu i I am particularly on I Ing engineers’ report probably "Ihe portunity tn put In some I n k s fur pressed with the progressive p-.li C ou rt Jury tie w a s iiMtiuppy n vc i average o( 28 8 Florida State Hoard o f ! most Important ever rocelved In Ihe elecllnn nf Itepubllcan sennlnrs eles nf Krmlnglnn Hand in <>,•' Ills so n's l e h i i i a r y m a r r i a g e lo gave the flgurea In saying 'he history of the llond Depart and House members this tall in expanalnn of foreign markets mid A c tr e s s l-Tam-i's Clii'-liolm " h u t •Uon among tha me, medical ment " He advlaed caution In ap New Mexico and ArUun.i in Ihe field of research and de not e no ug h to cut off In . cre dit " , ig the rerommendalion nl Elsenhower has said he wants velopment, especially In eli-cti"ii Ion, hoipltala and public engineers because nl Ihe "Ire Ihe GOP campaign lo give a* much ,,, which Ihe rmnimnv workera had helped rut the mend.mv impact" the proposed1emphasis In liie rnmtresxioniil f,|ay* a dominant role " tate’r --------‘ ‘ 11 * ' “ ............1 rarcs ns to hi* hid for the prexi turnpike would have on the * ,, James I,. Wardlaw Jr., net llll'.h low I'lei |p. llcmlngtim Hand employ* i « 11,1,1 tlency. g director of Ihe tmard'a Hurcnii economy, •1.1 IIJ tterums and operates 22 plant m Xxhcv die Maternal and Child Health, auid lloslnn 78 «‘l The Itoad Hoard ordered It* en rther reductions are expected In gineer' and technicians tn make nut take sides in primary rnntests eddlllonul factories in 13 HI >'lllcngn th* Immediate yeara tn come. l8.s Anj'.clc . HU (epi hi bill will sup countries a "careful study and analysis" nf between Hepuhllcuns. Wardlaw *ald Florida’* whitn In- the entire report with a view to port Ihe winners "to the limit " HM 01 7.1 Hand, who had hern serving .i' New Orlc.ini ,nt death rate Is >7.0; that II In aiding ihe hoard In preparing lls 72 Hi . elinlrmnn, will rtinlimie ax pn -i New Ymk Negro rale of 4g.4 which haa own rriNirl and recommendation* 71 W'lshlngtnn til I.AND AT 430 S(|t.'ARE INCH ,|ent of Ihe rurpornllnu led Ihe atale'a rale higher than which will lie submitted tu Gov. 1(1 f. CHESTERTON, Iml ,iR-('heslrr Hand said the Job offer was lo s t laeksouvilli' national average, The rates are Warren and the Improvement Com- tun sold one square inch of land illsrussed In Oclnher, ItH't. "hut pleti-il willi his appearuuee.x last on percentage* by race. mlMltm Aug. 13. next In Its fire station ul auction at thatl line Gen MaeArthur felt month in the s t a le ot Mu-hiipin. his duties In the Fnr East were Wednesday night for 450 Warren was not available for .'lid tils key no te .h Ii ' h -xh lie lo ie Ihe FKEFKR8 DEATH TO PRISON comment on the proposal. Erwin Studtman, Insurance man, of Mich Imporlanre to the nation Itiipuhllcan National (.'onveuliou ■— ANGELES OR - "I'd rather that ho not despite turnpike system was one of bought the land In Ihe name of the Hn nnw (eels Unit Hie o b llga lion go back lo San ‘ The — ' ‘ stfn ------ ‘ to ‘ Centennial Land. Hlver, llnrlmr his strong personal desire to do 'x su m e d upon Ills re tu rn tins he rn ' submitted ahouted Hoscoe 23 recommendations ,, , . , ,, the Road Department as tho result and Dr; Dock Improvement Co **' , fiilfllletl tu Hie lii'sl of Ills nliilily " .Collins. Negro ex'convid. fund ,,,, for Ihe was repealed boost the »,,v ,,"iu ,,,v ,ckity's: ; ■' The — offer , , ., . when .. hei pith that, he leaped through a of the atudy to determine Florida's tn centennial celebration Aug 17-23. general returned to Ihe United r nn Ihe seventh floor of the future highway needs "Wo're going tn subdivide II." he «“»•«*» from his b a r East nn, "7?lher major recommendations of announced ____ J Justice Wednesday. maud some 13 months ugo K inil Instinctively, h o w e v e r , ho the consulting engineers included: 8cltlng up a stale arterial high­ clutched al the ledge and his law­ >'■-» a r . ” , r f s " ? r , 1 j u t , t r yer. Harold Ackerman, aeltcd Col- way system Inside Ihe primary . road system. wrlat. country (ace,I nationally and Inter Hy Don Avery then grabbed j Giving tho itoad Department five ills real estate office is located mitlon.'.lly " i’ ,,ankle* from Ihe window!cents Instead of the present four Mac Aril,or. Hand continued, h-lt TREATY R A T IF IE D ami held him fast ag ain *!! of tho tax on each gallon of gas "a sense of obligation In do all T A II’R If, Formosa 'Js—Tho la'g that he could lo arouse Hie people aide of the building. Firemen lo be spent anywhere on any road. an extension laddekr overpowEstablishment of a sufficiency Istature tonight ratified the Na In Ihe peril. This he attempted •red Collin * and he waa returned rating method of programming tionalist Chinese-.lupanose I'eare fo do In a series of great- addresses Treaty, ending !3 years of de­ throughout tho country designed to Jail to face charges of violating road Improvement*. role by possessing a gun. Giving the Road Department clared and undeclared war be­ point out the course nf action lie bellcv.'d needed to revilalirc treater responsibility In develop- tween the nations. ng 'a secondary road program. . A.stagger system of appointment In postoffice ii Ip operation in thia of Road Hoard member* for 3of 413 persona. year terms. . JtUtressi Iona M. B lalr-w ho Creation of a career |ms! of high­ believe* the office la the only driveto postoffice In the nation-gives way director to administer Ihe Itoad Department. I H f huiband, R Civil service itatua and better fcf designing R•and l* , building th Hructar#. Th# government didn pay h r Road Department employ East Coast Turnpike With Branch Across State To Tampa Is Advised AIillioiitIt D rillin' llccoivos 11is Call tv ft*. >» E & U y. f I XU. UI \SSKE f / Flo rid a •'ll. r ,11. go in g l.f get |Wn V.. i' o .'liming dmi this year hi l ' • i :i st ;i v i n t O c to b e r, •■ t.iih.- t-i li.-i-.-i-er Tho *.1 i .i.d r sh Wat i I o ' " in m is M o n •nnounerd s • stilt ii.is lh.it it woula dopt fed. d i . , iil itimis provl« g lo r fho *• t ile '«■ lit* 0|ied for dovn m in l . xin O i l I Cough Oct. >1' f m 'd .mi (rum Mi h'i through Mu­ tm am number .1 ll tx n n# ,|o . ypp i i »- vx.tN ,i .lUtlHttls I . t»C(l .I II 1 i M. I I >. >nt , i - f ',r melon. •,l'1 ,,hr ... "Ill ' / ....... >ii t mill■' ,<n , ° t '•■ lincin : fl-T . " " " (STRANDED W IU " f II .1. tti-> lu l l 'I «. to h ui > I . • M m M t » ll r l r u pi,iv* wi t h h n t w o sons. Mii-h 1, I *, » I’ .lii T i n l l . i l l , IT rl.iti-litT N V flr y u o td s h i- n g '''r M i t • ............. s r t l l i - m e t i t a n d w i l t i>i \ r u p r f l i i v l t i t g t i n - >■ ... I a n i i n r n n t r x t r d Kl - * t l i th v t i t e r f i m n ftiA s» •••t». \ Ohio 11 (ittilr u ni I • ."ii | ii*;# 11npi i luting lor 1'r i‘ Mih o' " i ,i . ,|i , , , , ii,, t .,11 ho said, "bocatiM- I li.m-n t (till pti'tcil my ow n .in.its-i- i»"i It S ii iiiallt .ini.i.’ iug I, iii.ii. iii, I'll tlm sla sin cniu iu g Irom tin Snuth i-rn slsili-s Siiniiiii-rfii-ld -kil l, .i iii-ii, ,it,'h irnund Iwn fug ithm 4pii*stimts What io le tt ill S, n I ill ;.|,u in 'hi- i-l-'i liiin i .mip.iign ' \\ti.it will lie a ss ig n e d I" the l'i inlinw , i tin iMltihcillis III * .lilt* wl"> toil -III .it,,I 'list III | ,|f| HI lill pi Mil III I III- t i l . |* i li.ill III in s,|id Sen l.llt Wiiillll pi.n Ills li.itlilinn.il m a j o r part in tin- t.irnp.iigu ||, said Hn- Kisi iihmi >i hi |>"11111 .ms " m i l d lie .is ngiied i.nni',ii.,n wnrk under llu- diiei-tiiiii . I iln- r.-^iil.u orgsilll/ Itiiitl w lils-l. w . nil,III I,,, I all i.id ie lie m i'.itli mi i l-'i seillniwei III pi •I I I \ ni l ............ ,| < "III t ill Inn S u lc i' .. I , w i i. in ■ ii., 11 MM'on*. f r o m it !il sun i iii ii i-' " dl c o n c u r . ni.itnois n n i t i m g limiting n ,. 1.|1, ii I and v d l e n u l r s t ,, ,.,| | ro u g h Nut 13 ................ . it tug oilier inlgra ,1 .» g e e s e uttil i wot ed itle i the F e d e r i ,„,'|lillUi Si-1 v i c e p i e I, limit m id A ugust . .'.sintm t"M will m e e t I,. .I .< uss .iml .idopl ,n,I 11 giilalums lor •i.titvi i .uni- a- uunll, ni i . • d o t e ttoptl- ................. . .1 "»*•r l"';,k •i mt .g will |*nnilte«l every ■ , . f( • I *o 11 n ( i o n 4* .... ini' XXIf It Ittlilf• i f • \ l fl I I'l i efe s' ..i| . (till > *i • '• 1 •il f » s ».X i 1.'f * miM •• pel li»tl i tulift, • \ ! .1 Tills • • 1 f haft < 11 lift mil 1\ x "D . linn fin iit« i in 4 llu net 1t"fi '* Ml !||\x i t •f* ' 1 ed iippl "| • II••tt tail 11\ t ». ?• f 1 1. I , *I|» H I" 1 " ' 1. It 1 | ! 1Tl 4 . \" ll|! • 11••*»1 lippts>|MMl . f » *. . . " \ H.ht lei * mi l l i on f 1 1 .1 t. .i 1 ' ■S( .1l •• I ‘ ' | •1 Iii* M em * ••• . * ♦ , si p* <'••in* i . 1 Hi I 'l |!i .•» turn t »i f "' im *, ii i *.• iii • »!•!.»*• -f!*f*11 Mllll \ |'|.i M|II * 1I l f |p I..elirtf nf ft •• il X• tl f 'em* 11 • "* S t |11 | 1It 1*4 ilrlll I ,-i ,'iul turkey SJ Igh lug •ymi'tae’ S vtn«*n♦ •'* mile -'a* I* .r%kT,b.:;.i .... ,rl..|lllllr»>'» i | , V I ■! t> •« ....... J,ol If.."iMfiigMl-'1™ 11''* * „ ,..U ».. d»*«. ....III* ► lan’ “ '' M G GO. 1T 'J r & f u S z r x . x : , Mac A r t h u r riic Wcnlhcr could accept r lllm iSSriSt .InhSVwlirrJ 'h"'"u' THAT 2 LOADS Of AU WASHER WILL USf 54 GAUOHS OF HOT WATER? THAT DISHWASHINGWIU 2 TO 4 GALLONS OF HOT WATER? THAT A BATH WILL USE TO GALLONS OF HOT WATER? Thia i* why the Small H om e* Council ot the University of Illinois makes tho following itotcm ents: , |. l i m» I r vi mitAsvnf(r " A 20 gfiU«'4* l ink • flij<i1**•I / •! I •s«ar tiu- tlt-’ultl t’# I Ifrirogn liu o fitr w,»f. fj'is i n 1 • < • i tt i . I'M* im j oii tncnotle Incrt'oxri! fo 30 <j ,illon, f i I I S O (j<ill«*n. Im intfry m|uipme»»f, ffiO • • / " I r ir r f r ic u l Keo*« HX 4>4e ,1'JAf I f m m frinnum »«<-• ufiiitf*' ! 1 •• fo 80 g o llo n x." THEREFORE, If you are buying, building, or remodeling a homo today. In fill that you get an adequate hot water systom. Happy Is The Day When Backache Goes A w a y . . . . M p out because th* Leaf Rive River stofflce la clauf" third •fS“- N a if l m li«charkH'. |>cp •n<irn»rff, hr* *R<I «ltillnt u may l« ilur in *|u«y« More -ipaco for Road Depart­ down (if kUInty furriLm |»«*rtor« igy gi«M| fiihctlon It Y»rjr lotporunl l«< g«HM| ment administrative office*. IxtHflll. H hen eome rve ry-U y rs»*.IIf Inn.e.Kh of revenue-bond ft- •e e l m *njl tlrtln, nut#* (hit ImpofUM •or practicable to t I m lw rs b is . M in_u r !*fla my Improvement t Li rl r Ir r tU lIo m •a bridge* and urban J im i « «>M i i r V im s d k l mtf 0. hy if f If ! i w i r i . It ft u iiin /ln ir t;A\ I HR I 0(JKING. WAI ( H III fl I INC, REFRICERAHON, ROOM IIEAIINC, C10IHES IHlvm. mmtif lln w u i m any l i m n er» rnn drive.right up to tho winM r * l k f fi< m th ilqw, where Mrs. llla lr passes thorn --------- mlirsnf klilnri lukM tinJTltljelr malt, sells stamps and pm (s rs S ihI, s u l « * • ,« . G*| tn nui' t I'Ub UxUtl Saturday*. Now custom- vide* the usual poatofflce services. M i, .bis • ‘is n - ......* ■frT.V m , i4y . jsm t e l .ijto •t*»n A V iA U iU M A iK - .. . �* • ’. mm,,mm,mi i n . ............. . Jaycce Meeting T i l t HANFORD 1IK R A I.il pnar 8 Ihvn-day, July 31, IM S Jt\ Arm: Says Soviet Hal Wroigln Reports 1 Of brow’s Diary \ A WASHINGTON ijn-Thp Army m y* MnJ. Ion. Hubert W. Grow .Han't wrlt«*n his behind tho-Iron » . Curtain din) nil the statement* ki>k r Rev let pr'PVtndlM* said he did niut that theiwla distorted many notes lie net«|y Jailed down. Those. not A however, resulted In Grow'* volition by court mar1Tol Tuesday \ k Tito Army. \ « .xurprlxo move ydnesday, *«uhe Russians pub *d portion the general's vnul journ: sueli a fashion appear pictured the ... vStnty IMilcnliul ng !,M’\ , N whn„ ru lly wan refe n ln n \ , u„ s. A* an m il lie Army reext Grow'* diary which £ HJ\cpcatrdly he *• 'V ial 1951 wa* I'r I In Europe, he A n \u,,| twitted lo war llf 4 |C" wm" c<' truiy lirunA UH plate fabrications"!,®,. * ,a™. merits attributed diary: "War! A* soon possible! MO I Now!” I “ We nnivt learn l this war It is fa ir In fill b< he bell." "We m u m underbill Vluil this W i hitul war foiiuht Jar • Vrltfi all weapon*." Mar TbK unexpected twi\ ln t|,0 ' ear eld Mni v of the i|L , !r™ rpl ' bile military allaeL,, n „ H. •la < • lie ime day oftcri mi.ri.al of eight lop-rui.ll, a",,, eral <ot.urled him of iiiL.iK-rly ift'Pifi# infoniiDllon m i l l lm| U£ & xnnei AMIRICAN BASK'TBAll RfKREI Vine, nt F..rrcll. of Newark, N. J., I* carded from the basketball court In llelalnkl, after lie wua ussuullcd by playcra and tuna fullowlm: defeat of Uruguay by fram e, 88-80. After receiving inedleul treulmunl, Kartell, one of tbo beat known American referee*. returned lo the court. <IntermJIlomif Kiidlopholo) U. S. HoopHters Heat A rgentinians 85-7(1 HELSINKI ts The I Tided Stoles Olympic basketball team wan its way inln Hie final nsnne in defense of lls Olympic Idle today by defealinu Arifenlino, H5 in 7tl The Americans will meet llttsslu In Hie ehamplonship ifunie s.iiiir day Argentina will play U which Inst In ililiaia. ill :,l tab ; uanliim it if,. wa* k,L.m".;J Koine In ilrcide lliinl ploer Siifur to i form ij reprimand nt Mis day. Veiidon from eoininnnd i KiK The Utilleil Stales. Jumplnj! into mi,nil ImiiIi deterrents |o |i|i,.r n M U lent) and hnldlnit a I’l .’19 ptninolioii tnorKln nl half lime, came hark II..' Army said it hadn't ku(|„ tlrunuly after Ihe inlerinixxim li e dlu linure earlier hccauviaih Willi loll Clyde laivellelle o( the be. lion of any porllon of tf* L ." University uf Kansas hilling from J,T J. "ilelil have projtidlr Ihe Insi In and lloli Konnoy drivlui! finding* of the i-mtrl marl in fur layups. Ihe Nnrlli Anieru uns ■'J'ed of Die general's kikml drew away from their hard plo) will lemalii ‘'loll secret," IheMlmi Inp rivals ’ 1 ' aid lie esplajntilialll laty mitliniilie- dmililed svlktba-H Lnvellette also was sharp on lb C" •*»»' id iin in who sloliA (|n tree throw' line, sinkliii: seven "I nine tries iiiify mint <«j«iv\ *p. mhiih ii) Kit Oscar Cur hum year old \. lui I Get m.in) |n ,| year and turned il Ii .ii I time hi cupy eII 111 fenlllie sroriiiK star, bad a had fay, misxini: setups and conio , tm ( pane* I'lirpindeil plmlognphle enplea <>■ with only eiulit of 15 free Knows excerpt, fi<mi the dlarv appeared NATIONALISTS It M il •n n bool., -ih i the IT a llt lo War," W l.li heil in ihi* linsslati Zone of HONG KONG The pro Na •ernjiuiv 'Ihe anlhnr of the Imnk tbnnlisi K iiiii: Ktieiuin Dally New. V.ll'itlenlllied as a itrifKfi Cnn,. riUorled today that seaborne < |u munl d named lilt hard Squire*. tte\e Natliimillst raiders set lire lu Ilie year old prnrral wa* mini. IllWicd Inline iilllcldy when Soviet a Aisloms bouse sunk a l oniuiii pronoun mil'.I • began e.xiitnilliui Ilie nlsAcusImns boat and e|/cd <up bmik a. proof Dial the United plies *n a Monday strike at lied Slate* wanted war helilyr.icbnn Island, off Ho Peat I lOvcr inuulli Lrihricanl From Pine S ppii (toon To South ^ jHy N il: DAVIS C’opvr| :lil, iu;.*. vm.i,,*).-» n in e * VAl.DoSTA, Ga N - Govern meiil resenreli residllnii in Ilie ilevehi|iuienl nf sviillielie lu liriru tit Tloiii turfienlini' lim y well bold the key In a new era—a rdinl in the arm fur Ilie fallorlnR, widely Mum: naval More* industry I'm da lubricant as ll bn* been developed lias muiiy qualllies Mini bold promise, ll !■ uii.ihle lor Jet mmliici; II end lie made (rum ii source Hint !>. not expensive and I* nut now critical It perlurm* well under n wide r.m«e uf lemperalure and In il* mumifuclurol here in u pn**lbllity uf prodiielhm nf liyprnduel* on siu li a scale as In cncournile In dtisiry In Invest In prudurlinn plants A furlher pruminliiK prospect I* Dial In manufacture uf the lulirlcon! turpentine would supplant expensive impori* uf castor oil, now tint'd in such u lubricant. WAII VKTN GATIIKH TALLAIIARHKH -Florida vetcronn of Ilie World Wars streamed into the eapttul tiulav to register for the :illh convention nf Iho state department uf lie American l e ­ gion. Sum- 1,21X1 from all section* of Uni Male are expected tn be un hand when Department Cninmundu Frank J. Falcone, Tampa, culls the tin t Inislness session uf the convention In order nt 0 a m. F ri­ ll.iv in Ilie Tu|fahasscc Armory. The only Inislness listed for to­ day was mi evening session nf Iho stale executive romtnlttou. I T , I'lKHCK I'lll.A TLK IIIIHNH , FORT PIKRCK i4t—The Btmrlso ; Theater suffered dumngot estimat­ ed at Jmmkki In u fire of ttndderj mined urluln lixlny. 5s. The liln/o apparently started In • the Initenuy, with damugo cun g fined tnoslly to the balcony, pro Jeollun room and celling. SMA:REXi BISMAREX |«.'naltaa»« Urns Tag* Oaal know have come out of *ewera. .Seeing such unsightly floating ob­ jects and smelling dlsagreeablo odors will not, however, cause dis­ ease,” Mr. Angas asserted. In the later discussion he said that It would cost 12,000,000 to add the necessary faculties for proper treatment of snnitA ry and storm sewage to make the lake fit for bathing and water skiing. He pre­ dicted that If the City could fi­ nance this operation, It would requlro three yrnrs time. However, he said that when drawing up his survey, the City asked him what would lie the cheapest possible mentis to alleviate their sewerage problem. Questions directed at Mayor Htrmpcr by Dougins Slenslrotn, rountv Judge and president of the Jnycees, inquired if the Commis­ sion had tniulo n decision ns to whether In hold u referendum In the November election to deter­ mine how much the people would lie willing to spend to revamp the sewerage system. This came after Mayor Htemper had said that he personally was opemninded on the sewerage question and would abide by the wishes of the people of Hanford, lie repented ii statement previous­ ly marie that lie believed the commission should go Just ns far in Improving the sewerage system ns the people uf Hanford's wish­ ed. In answer to Judge Hlenstrnm'x question he said that be did not know whelm r a referendum would hi' iiiisslbli- Ibis fall. Mr. Ddhuni. in requesting a public foruiu to discuss the qucsHull, Hiiid tIn,t be felt Lake Molilue tn tip Hanford's grenlesl putentinl essel and Dial the future of the lake would lie whot would make or break Ihe roiiiiiiunity. He also asked Mr. Aligns whether tn be bad taken up in bi« report tin- iiosslbilities to Die elty of n fully developed lake. Mr. Angus repllar* Utal Jh» had not and lliu l he had unty given Ihe people of Hanford tha costs >f the different degrees of possible sewerage development. Dr. Frank Quillman said that he felt tha report was a good one as far as it want but that it didn’t go far enough. Ha said that the people of Sanford did not realise Ihe seriousness of the •ewersge situation In that portion nf the rommunlty which looks sewers. He deplored the con­ ditions arising when it Is nece*. rsry to place 12 septic tanks In one block, and sold further thni in such conditions every backyattl is an open sewer In u heavy rain. (loth Mr. Odham and Judge Htcnitrom urged prompt action to secure Improvement of the sewerage condition. Mr. Odham said Dint "I have seen reports go on shelves before, mid I don't went to see this happen again. I want action." Ill reply to a yiestion from Forrest Hreckenrltlgo of the Chombrr of Commerce ns to whether n previous statement made by him Mr. Angus ineunt that it would lie MO years before the lake could iie used for swimtiling. Mr. Angns said that this depended entirely upon whether the City wns willing lo pay fur It. If huthing In l.nke Monroe wns worth the additional 1825,000, llu-n it could be hnd In three yrnrs, lu* snlil. ATOM CAIIHIKR ARRIVES PL! 1(1 II. Australia oft — The British navy’* escort carrier Cam­ pania. believed to be currying Britain a first atomic bomb, urrivrd at Fret-mantle tonight The Cniiipnnla, which left Portsmouth. Km: . last month, wns oecompanleii Ii) the Digatc Ply in Tight i.ccuri ty regulutiuii* were dumped 011 the pint The two ships later will head tor the bxolntcd Munir Hello Islands off Australia's northwest roust where the bomb Is expected to lie exploded. Major League Leaden By ASSOCIATRD PRESS National League Balling—Muiial, St. Louis, .331; Atwell, Chicago, .323; Lockman, New York, .313; Kluszewski, Cin­ cinnati, and I’ofko, Brooklyn, .307. Kun* batted in — Sauer, Chicago 82; Thomson, New York, 71; Ennis, Philadelphia, 85; Hodges, Brook­ lyn, 04; Slaughter. St. Louis, 59. lilts — Muslal, St. Louis. 119; Adams, Cincinnati, 110; Lockman, New York, and Schocndicnst, HI. I-mux, 113; Kinds, Philadelphia, 109 Home run* — Sauer, Chicago, 23; Hodges, Brooklyn, ami Kltutr, Pitts­ burgh, 20; Mathews, Boston, 17; Gordon, Boston, and Thomson, New York, 10. Pitching — Hoe, Brooklyn, 7 0, 1 000; Wilhelm, New York, B-2. HIM), Hearn, New York, 11-3. .788; Yulias. St. lauds, 7 2, .778; Krsklne, Brooklyn, 10-3, fU). American In-ague Hutting — Puln, Philadelphia, M40, Goodmuti, Boston, .333; Kell. Pitching — Shants, Philadelphia. • 18-3, .857; Uascht. New York, l l 3. .148; Shea, Washington- M , .790; Sain, Now York, 8-f, .717; darela, Cleveland, 14-7, .687: Reynolds, New York, 12-0, .887; Bearden, St. Louis, 4-2, .687. Boston. .118; Woodllnjf, New York, .317: Fox, Chicago, Rosen, Cleve­ land, and Mantle. New York. JM . Runs batted to — Robinson, Chi­ cago, 71; Dropo, Detroit, 67; Rosen, Cleveland. 63; Doby, Cleveland, 81; Mantle, New York, 99. Hits - Fox, Chicago, 131; RobInson, Chicago, 122; Roaen, Cleve­ land. 114; Jensen, Washington, 113; Simpson, Cleveland, 111. Home runs — Berra, New York. 21; Doby, Cleveland, 20; Robinson, Chicago, Rosen, Cleveland, Dropo, De'.-olt, and Joost, Philadelphia, 18. YALE SCIENTUfr DIES NEW HAVEN. Conn. (A^-Dr. Wil­ liam Thomas Salter, 90. head ot Yale University’s Pharmacology Department anti a noted research $ fcientlz* In thyroid cancer, died Wednesday. tav ^ esa savings are many Prices In this Ad Rffsctiva Thru Saturday, Aug. 2 IO NA STRING BEANS 2 = FRYERS-54' TOMATO JUICE 46 a BEER or ALE 6 SROAST”49 CHUCK DILL PICKLES Sirloin Steak "■ 79° SALAD DRESSING Locker Plant T-Bone Steak “ 89° Club Steak u 69° HENS ! DUCKS 1ST_300 5H 5H Beef Stew Kr. 3Q0 w & h & s g k . fU-iiivmlier Only You C'au l'icvcol Koiutl Clrt-ll FLO R ID A DRESSED will D R AW N d U A D E A S H IP P E D <L\. 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CANS 23c 28c 87c 25c 45c �H IE SAN FO R D H E R A LD f t i i i r u l t i , flits .11, l!).‘i2 I '. ig r 7 Democratic Nominee Picture As Complex Man Of Diverse Appeals Sunday School Class K njm s Oviedo Picnic a fa ir chance Inr eve ry Individual to make the most of himself till " I am not worried about ruinous reaction on the unc hand ur rum esl misadventure on the other, !*••cause the A n w iica n In d ivid u a l• is a very sensible fellow " Some of his expressions on Im port nut Issues: By BOG EH F. I.ANi: i omm unlsm—"Com m unism re SPRING F IE L D , III - T hree, elate associates of Gov. Adlal Ste solves nu anxieties. It m ultiplies | veoson recently were asked sep them It organizes te rro r It Is arately for capsule explanations without spiritual content or cum fo il It provides no basic security of his political magic The replies, each reduced to a " I f Western c iv lll/a llo n is to word, were "humility," " liil.'g save Its body, it must save Its rite" and "personal charm." The fact Is that Stevenson Is u soul too. It must awake again the rounded, complex man of diverse | cuiolim iulisiii tin* confidence, the defiant fa ith of a resolute breed appeals. To the less fortunate aniniin his ol men to whom lib e rty uml Jus admirers, he seems u Just muii lice mean something positive cv who will seek to ease their hoi erv day—not Just when w ar bus reduced us to the Mark Issue of dens. I To the strong among them, he is self pieservatlon." In fla tio n - " As sinister an an able, determined man. like HIOH SCHOOl enemy us Stalin and fa r more themselves. lft. at Nurioal, III, which hr subtle. " To tha scholarly, he is a man of left for C hoate and I'rtOCetoo Religion—"l)u r» Is a tim e id tor Intellect who Quotes St. Francis, ineni. tria l and challenge where lie was graduated lo AT FIVI MONTH* Adlal Htvseiuuii svaa held hy hia giundfotf'er, IN IUINOIS, Adlal |«>i«il In h ill) w itti hi* ( lit e r ElUuU-th and hla In 'U Voltaire and Lincoln Adlal K Hteveueon I, Visa I’retldrot undi-i I'irshlrot Glover ltl'di. Foui year* later lie la t/ie r Lewis Stevenson had been on the busline. aide ol I lie llearat the tense struggle fo r peace oil To the party faithful, he is a which reala peace Itself, the CDs eland Adlal II ssa* bom at lw>a A nyrlu Febinary A. IWUO. o b l a I II « ,1 to* law iley i re oewapapei l,o* Any t i n Examiner before looting to IllnomUigskilled practiliouer of the political mighty nml m ig h tily neglected Hum N o iIh w ••te rn D nlvem ly th e tu n o f L a w n U lm s and H elen U u i t r D *» ,» U ltia n e o h too lit In tSIlt lie »a» elected Secretary ot Slate foi llU iujI* art, a popular mon-even better, i power of the verities of religious l'.* liboliJ I) K.i a winner. ; la ilh Is our shield and sw ord." lA n olh *i itilp of pictoiev on Ciov S leventon'i life w ill uppeuz tomorrow J The quality that mirrors widely Taxes "The lax burden in tills the many facets of his nature Is ' country is due largely to the nu an unusual gift with words, a i tionnl defense effort I would say I tin 'I III I N l IlllN IM P he* * n«* i l l th e p i !« e n f e j i n p a i y n >h o i n illln m d n ll.it genius for communieutiog luridly 1that peihaps It is wiser to spend i*rr('(l Id ilii* ir I m- no itciti.il H f Id s • m i x tin n y e l* e h a - -o a r e d W ith p i id l M c h n im S n n te il d ia l what he stauds for to all who ; money, even m what appears to V%lift A* we li.lM \v|M*ip’tuf till* |ll||l||t' M I M \ III 11 IN M r n .d • ih * » a i n p j i r ' i r Ih e in s e M e s trust It-1 tlifl •* Im* iio excuse* would know. lie a lie a d y had n p lin h c d 'n in e nt i he excessive ip m ilitie a . lo buy In Sell ci it Hi mu i) ttii- * i» n i weuinui I III* D U !• n nl 11 pis d l lie c I a lit <1 a le to risk. ot tlciltn* l J* i I m* c h o ic e ' I l a ilm l \ li m r In i Hare la a kernel of his iki IHIcuI ! suranci tlu o it wuuld a ..L utie ll lirsN Hut U iiilnr <«ial Cull ' It.h i men til I d.Hi Ihe Itepuhll* all e v e n in g h o rn ' i -dm Im .1 .1 nut \\ edit* 11 philosophy as related to a New n r I a ln 'a.t n l Ihe J™ “ r* bl" l,,,nC ,h* tostmu me - - d Im (he political n.d IM i *m'« I all* National ( n ililn d h »\ *• d I.I. «••! I peal »N*»v t in n e r c l* s in .n W York audience In telllnfl "the kind house soul *• r .(ilc-td * h ate I ii t i l e it * U ' U I of Democrat I am": I’ a ily principle—"W ho leads us tl»*’ * *1* *t*d In *s *n l e g a l tile s.t I -tllM lh l P u lilh le '.p o n s lh lld ) “ I don't like Interference with Is less Im pnrtunl than what leads \\ ASlIINi* l oN r one thine free markets, free men and free us—what convictions, what cour like In pc.lid o ill K ie l p llh llk D ill ippeaieil en taiii Imla) ahoot (hr . n I r ia ls d o n 't lo r r u p t F A i'li o ilie r l * t I i I iii alls l* - ih 'l a l la»» I*', a enterprise. I like freedom to sue age, si hat fa ith —win or lose ‘ A .ijtinnul pntdn at iacei tins )**ai ceed or fail But I also know that man doesn’t save a century, or a th a t t ie liliiil e *e r> h i tin* ta k e i i i i l lie c a m p tin e will I m* the eo ith el !• i h m d *ii t h ie e m i llio n d o lla r M u l<i Hit* i j i i i i h r there can be no real freedom with civilization, hut a m ilita n t party g o t el iiin r n l .Hid he-d f if i cai*4«i 1 ul any eier t*|i*in Ih e -p e ltd iu t; n t a l l l . i j n l pn *i lu e r . h d u m l * tailed lo Ihe I oiled Males flllld lit l*ti* d p i l l * l u l l Hie t a n * a il* t o ll out economic justice, social Jus •sedited to a principle can " Corruption— Where sse have ever> in flu e n c e |*c*hllei t* M imetlce, equality of opportunity and filia l t vpeil'e* pliihahl) w ill I ill* I l«>n| h«»le Ilf.** ay tin v* J ilts tllfltie u c i* h r l iliiit Im « . im p le th e r e Is no I am il well i •11«• ila#* indium ' *tl ilnll.u f it*I s |mM<vi f is a |»i • nu* ^Kiu|» i #••• # tin n n in h * -| n l li . d i n i i . i l « m il Wlui *•!•• tin'1 ' Win tfiwy a ir ‘Hu III * III II* I* • l id (lie i Im i \ o l l t ' i h iitin l l i . i t i i i .in s o p p n il a p re s i prnpl' \n«l Mini# I iiim * II h * a ir aid A n n i ie.Hi I* • li d i in d td .d e A n d e .lv 'll s ill'll not i tir ih is iind * inn tint tin* I u i In pi i on d ijll Steven • . 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I l u ' l i l ' t i l l i f Iv »•'• • I i riillou .'I alol oltiel Itepidillcao I source o f a ll fe d e ra l s n v c re itfiily I t i l ti h i! t M u m *! n •* n . I N|»* I hat S l»*\i'll-nil*. -Ypeei lies and - o-itiil.ih ■ IS to tllsl shape a « III I'lie y a re the e re a tm s , lin t the statement - lelleel Hu* man Is no i,tog plan .iii.l oigiimzutioii and I I a *1 c re a te d Ih e fe d e ra l tfm o in in e iit aei'ideiit Me w ide ttiem from .ti.-ll lo iie the co Is 1war; h io w p h t lid o hem p hy th e m scratch hull* ell m p.iin i ikuiMly I it l o t S o m l o e l Ite li l In -t out I to -e rv e th e ir ends ll»»t as an end l.-C,1*1.’. 111.* ill ill*. f.1 i.tilulu I lllie-l h i o u t p l u l i l o t D ie c a m p a i g n J* (Editor'* note: ThU !■*( ot * ••part aerie* on the life of Adlal E. Stevenson, Democratic nomi­ nee far President, rovers his po littcal appeal, his views ou Im ­ portant Issues and the people close to him.) 11 V II I ' l l I 'perils)' File Young \\ 1 lit , i ’ I« h. -if the ( h ic * ln Hap:: *t ( ’ - r n ell).H 'e.| i, • 'a «•* tan * I * . ii,. i «*cr i l l \ 1 ho«r af ’ ♦ n h n . .n r ltd .l Dr i .a uu«1 .Hi I > 1 .a ll all 1 1. a l i l t J t K in . i M r a m i M i! id i . I n i. lie n , C a ro l 1. »• I H v C l \ .i.,t Irn I. i-tl M u It F. U n re in li so-I 's -itf h t e i. M ir ia m ; s|. no-1 Hi* V. i t , hi M e l,-a ll ,\|r I MI'i .i o .i lin n e t * \ | i and st, i Milt, o i Mi and Mis A |* t I •Hhl let* ••!! *. in.*- l i t ' ! ! i . i M u i t 'it M Mi >«• I M rill, . '! I *«n •1 • » ,.lu h M r . t O ilt f l <. a ll t I ' littt • It. NN h i’nn ( mirier Has His Fifth Biithdav Iliu m s •*'pe-’nli Idf|i* Im- • *\ I I In * C’s-M* la ( m i * tIn s' id'O of honor i.i - in M**r. \|r« John 1.1V WI •I lei , I. , enf * i f i* iMes| a *111111 • II nf ' I * Id t h * l i n n . N r»f h e r . •• I . in u . . fit* li fur I h HD ll l •I \ m: srt# 'he l«d h » I. ! p ll* t \ '• l*fr.| I. V ..Ie S|, - i . 'llIn h ll mi* c11 n-li oh. •I n I ^ «nt ■»•! ••’ * • I nuth . . ;*l- • v«t.-1 i • . i •’ t i n ' th e t i l (’osl Of (nmpuip;ns For Hoi li Parlies To He Highest Vet nk .lit im iiF i. I h r.n Hf H‘ I* s ItiillllN t | r t * tl •• i in..in*** F n * • ntlei. I ui in y \ * I fa I 4111, Pre-Inventory TO MAKE YOUR GARDEN GROW. . C & m u m STARTS FRIDAY. Al G. I.s i DR E S S E S j it M il v •*. , 1 fil-. . m u u m l.I " I d e p lo re the tH iid e lu 'i .»f s la te s M iic I i n l H u * w m t. I ii In iih d ic u te th e li I e -p n ir ilillillO N ‘i.lllll- obx.'l SCI , t ■-' till li it'll m u'* divorce as a p--liiu .ii li.ilu l Hy I hey d iffe r a-, in H» • si. nl nf it*, effect oil v o lfi III IIMII, Mis Slei i'll-mi i,01,lllli-il j J ij A it ifm HILL HARDWARE CO. M l E t i l P in t B lr n t I'hont 63 N e v u itu d iv o rc e m i iln m tu iil nf l.lrlllul crurlly Iln- i l i i n . - ills •nlseil u m arriage th.it I.i led -'I jeurs Her leafimmiy sva-- mil in.nl.iiuhlie In Spriugfielil SI.-sciimiii lila iiie it "Ih e liic o iii|i;il.iln lils nf our liv e * " for the d iviiice .n lu u i lie did lull eunle-il iln- soil nl llio ilg li he Halil lie u.is "tle.-plv illslrenhed" ami oppn i-il ilism ce III general Mrs Sleveiisou refu-n-il to iin u Oil-Ill Ull re p n rll dial -In- ihshki-.l her public lull* us llhiuus' fn-.l lady A fle r die divorce, she ilesnleil coipilderahla lim e I ii liei mleresl in uioileru poetry SIcvi-iimui r.-ni ed out hi* 71 acre farm Pi miles nnrdisveit o f Chicago Neithei Im. rem arried. filevenson creillls hi- n- m il ns gosenmr lo Ihe men aiouo.l him lie once said dial Iii- n iii.m il , ( ahinet in lllin o l*. "m a n Im man. Is perhaps the ablest evei n . in hied In u slate government " (Jne of the slamlouts slid m Ins adinlnixtradon I* Fred is lloehler, director of the Slate Welfare Du pardnent which adm lnisieis stale mental hospital* The Male has over 45,000 menial wauls lloehler, president ol die Amer lean I'ubllc Welfare Association, Is a nationally recognized author ity in hla field, lie once lie ailed the division nf displaced pet sons lor the U NR IIA. Two other standouts were (iemge W Mitchell, who m ilt as Male fi nance director to htcomo a vice ilent of tha Federal Iteiurve of Chicago, and Donald .1 Walsh, who reslgntd as state put. lie *afely director and now is lm*i One (inm p One <•cou|> 2 -4* 4 - (>s 1 . , i I, i i | i eid iiiss.-r I ' r e s l d e l i t a n d l l . i - l t .■i .1 N i u m i o l ' a l l l o i m . . 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I.I I S 11 #1 • u n i t s lilo llS i'S sell will help relictc Hu* .n .*tn l o a t l i a i l l a i n . ilc o llille and alien*! ■• l l u . l a i d - S o li i g i o i i p s a n d s n o i M||n| I **lr '••I I lie b ro k e Hie I i I i Id ii u l llu - HI* I n l ie I I ) |)l in noth lic it* !’ .ilm n p i e c o iiv c n tu m **• (Hlloi *n| i h a l l m a n I i ,m l i K M c h in n e ) •tl f **) c m in i 'hic.'it!** hy i ’ ll in i' i ' ' • t tin I . e i i m i ' i it lie N a t i o n a l t u r n it >|»-1 In illn s lr a le how lie Itu-n I* li ■ •» m i i h c i i u i i i u . i l s i m i l a r e l l m l s * 1 a Ite in iK T u tlc lio liiif in lin ii Im I •• i h n a g o l e c e n l l ) ssfien lie -l a-, gis iilc n t It w ent lik e Ho • n l e i i i p m a i • c h a r g e of t h e c u m A p re a c h e r n ik r« l llu *-* n* Hu p a n , n l o e l e c l l . o i S d l.i t S l e v i - i i w m r o iitfr c itu tm n w ho w a n t i.* . ’ •• -d d ll n o i - i l , i i - s i d e u l a n d S e n lolm tic a v c n to st n m l up M l i *i* *.i • x S p a r k m a n ot A l a b a m a s i r e p i r n e e pIdl one m a n I lie m im h i <o. n it*y •*ll Mim a s k e d a d ss'ho u ant to go to o. II . ' m i l M e lsm n e s said d ie D c m o c i a l s lo ilaiul 'I lie m an s t ill at a ll e n d ) t u n e t^c i.lHM I a v a d a h h - m " W h e re do yon is,m l i-> . then g e n r i al l i m d and a no lh rr the p re a c h e r asked "I w a n t to stay r ig id sslo-u I M . l n iioo m a s p e c i a l r a d i o l e l v v l s m u f u n d lie h o p e * t o b u i l d u p l o a m ." the s tiilih o r n one re p lie d .1 - l it.- .‘ . e o <’M th (imi ns .•■I.I I ..II *t II 4 I !IH Slips 11 Hiting ! ' */ If il \ n il -Iv Ie* S?>(* Siiiiiiucf- On-ss .Shoes e n n e y A L WA Y S FI RS1 ’s QUALITY! JUST RECEIVED - NEW SHIPMENT HACK-TO-SCIIOOL G IR L S K DRESSES .98 HUm S lo 7 — 8 lo 14 N#w Fall Fluids and Bollds Cut# Slylca and N#w Prints Um Our I.ay*A ‘W ay Plan Shop P E N N E Y ’S You’ll Savo S \ !\ Uathing; Siillv Nylon ml Dresses I 'h ik lr e n ’H E n tir e s to rk n f n -ln iu l ami p a r t y op II..W I m F a ll! 1.31) to 2.!)S our fam oo* huinnuirni haven* a h d Sumer Tweed*. A wonderful value a t . . . JncU idltiK flo c k . 7 .ss Children .'Hock t '..lu re d 1*1it «il ii-, .u lilllle i .llu A e l. w ear Spoil Shirts i nut, •im t » e o m fu rta h ia d v la d I./ Ait mart 1 .98 IJ title r\\ e a r 24.88 Belts Tex Tan a ll leather belt*, value* to 1.60 each. Now only . . . Fine .-umlied cotton un-let - Inr tl « n tl . liu it . Each .. . 49c 59° Men’s S tra w s Ties Ry Wembley In lety o f patterni valuta . . . I ' d ja iiiH s • I l u l l l'ti« « ll-tf l«l 4 anil ll*# *] %h<ei i IS Sliortie ( i Io v c m A ll •v lull* iii line it.* !! \ I s J. II VI I I I I I N V IC C l/.'i off 11 .mil Vz Vi M en’s Cttrlee Suits Mt ii* iliii'* * t| 2.SS P VW.' var1.60 One Group 98(1 y3 o // li 98c im LA E . E. P IR C E L L C o m p a n y 110 West First SI. A ll now o th e r hats Phon# 174 .V Ir MU i ___ i.i »»i HV —T �I t n E SANFonn h e r a l d r « Kf 8 Bt IH E SANFORD nERAI.D Thursday, July 11. II ' rhur.day. Inly .11. 1832 ds Wit Sources Of Scarce Uranium To Produce Soon New Blame For Rash Of Saucers Put it NF.tmOKM DIKCHIMINATK OMAHA W* - Beventeon Oninlin [euror* have elgned a petition of roieat against n white family loving Into thejr prednrn'imntly [elm urlghhorhnoil hero. H em lirra o f-tim group took Iho Utlon to Pohllir llrfe n d c r Joseph j Lovely Wcthio*day. and asked l l r i i Ltiella"T1lat'kKon. ope of Iho thfr«, «nhl Ihe situation grew f o f a white landlord’* plana to at* it hound onto a vacant Ini fkn^1neighborhood and rent II tn wile'family, II* II.V I ItO V I.K \ i ‘ \\ V o H K ,r It m u it he 1 " in S w iff N »'* w h o fN i* r m ild it h r hut um InviiiM T om S w ift f lv ln ii lho«e tlylllR h T iir r h . ir o t im l' Vim rrmeinluT T o m t ho nil N m o ric.in ho\ irnrntnr Hr took •I* wheir T ho iu a > K<li>on left off I’h r fI 4ir.1t t«> \ l i : r r hrrm vd w e re • Hioniiu* o p |H trliin U (.v the Rover ho>s . o T f iii\ r m l e hohoe«», anil Ft .ink M r r r i w r ll w as a tr a m p ath I* t r f im p a rt'd h» T o m S w ift, the 'irilif .ifrd MMithftil j»i*irnti®it \ u e r.e ra flo n a no lie wan the fit fin iia l Iu t o of e v e ry n e a r s l^ lite d lu l whone n e ra w n v fr a m e e o in* p e lfrfi h im ft* he lte ve m Ihe in iw e r »»l the h ra in o v e r lir u w n How th e y I" ' 1 it Nt about T orn S w ift and hiv m o fn i 4 > tle Torn S w ift and h i* it lr r lo m S w ift am t Ins M ihm a me I "H i S w ift .tod his fly In u m i .it turn* T o m S w ift .1 n«l hi*, pn^o t i t >HI f f u n , U . S. CHOICE Grade “ Eat-Rilc” S IR LO IN DONALD DUCK Del Monts FPIG.1T 1it k No. 303 Can Well Mimetime a fle i Hie end of " ' o l i l W a r I as l»e*t I ra n re e a ll, '•is fans lust m tere « t tn Tom and his I .• nt .4>t it r o n l 1 apt to ils and he an le n d in t! K rn e <t Ife m m u w a y m il K a lfh h a h iw in They had <a ilit-ti .1114>tlI lo\e and fo u nd it none la s r in a lin c th a n a n y lh ln u ls*m Sw 1fI e \e i li.u l in ve n te d lit a it b ro k e n Tom d ro p p e d from DONALD DUCK • M What happened to him'* II U poop s to ou belief that all lhe*e M '.ir * he lias been si t roils perfecting llyInu M A POUND Low Pricos 7 Everyday Specials Too! Quantity Rights Reserved 300 E . 3rd—214 E . 1st Sanford, Florida S U N S IIIN L KRISPY "•«« Pricos G ood Through Saturday. August 2 mmm L A N D O’S U N S H IN E Pure Creamery k umi QUM-K-FKO/.KN l-HYKR I’AUTS TASTE O’SliA Glrcnk O'Loun Brand (i Wool:I BEEF STEW Hod 11' 1 I U S "Choico Grndo ! BACON Ccnlor Culn 39c ■9c I f § p t uois li«»pnii* with this erowninK s« 14‘fitiftc achievement to win h it old tails hark Naturally ho will turn his m »fiimn ox 01 in ihe Nmorioan vi«iv (ininrnl as ho did w ith all hi* • iilio i mxontiotis l( 1»;ht now. he‘% mi . 1 iiavnu: • Iit fto fun w ith the 'hum 4 6 OZ. CAN TEA BAGS BUTTER 16 1SANDWICH l/wr 1 COUNT I l MRU H ID 4 m h a l o o -p ; Cl'fS WAS HI Frorhly Fresh Ground f lr c e n Goloredt In Qtrs.l 1Mt i\\.r .u it- It - pilot s t 111 M'O llllt t he n lh iT |s the 1-1 !•!< 10 in Koi* 1 Its inability tn 1 ' up a plain tfi.it w ill enable lit I '"I tn • liisi m mo 1 Russian W h . t • ill' s « .nt • • nnl believe 1 '<£i u' A'; m Cr lap, Calif, AVOCADOS LETTUCE No Wend over 15c Kralt’o American, F’lmlenlo & Swles No. 3 0 3 CANS “ARGO SUGAR C 2 29 Choooo Food Loal Lb Loa f ★ FROZEN FO iniinn .il to the I lilted States Wild t»u//les me is why. with all the tho'is.'iuls nf Nmeiiean airmen in tin* skv in the last World War, on fix me on el s weie lepoftetl b'ti.ii' I Hi Were optical lltllsInlM •ml w e a th e r rb a iip e - SWAN S O A P LUX FLAKES Makon Colorn Brlgldor— RUN SO U For Laundry & Dlnlioo—. S I L V E R DUST PACKAGE SPECIALS ★ Throe Oviedo Men Return From Korea lio;.-o)jlo S y ru p - BOSCO 12 LUX SOAP 30® 24°z 2 DUNCAN HINES ORANaE JUICE SEALDSWEET ORANGE JUICE SUNKIST LEMONADE MtX . . SEABROOK BABY LIMAS . . FOUR WINDS BLACK-EYE PEAS bath Cleaner size Cleaner 2 is-*ize V IT A FOODS V IT A FOODS Poach Proaervea Pinoappla Preserves 2'1-ox. Glass 37c 24-ox. Glaia 39c f BLACK HAW K i txl D rh I Beef 21 oz. 39c OSCAR M A Y ER W ith Bar-B-Q Saueo h edWliii $ ( 1” ^ Buperbrand Choc., Van., Blr’borry ROLL \ " ,rtsh!a9 CHICKEN-CRANBERRY SAIAI ^ Jud thill, iJ/ce, arrange .SWANSON c r . r o $ BONED CHICKEN p H O te b h S lK W ^J tU ifd , CRAHBSRRY S ftU C S ^ Gal. would (ry to help ID .1 Pork 12-oz. 48c Beef 12-oz. 56c Strongheart DOG FOOD Mo 1 Cart h V IK Ii" . . 'i| . r . . i ilI T l'r i'i* U v l* - •|.« till)', will. Il II Va* l.ll'll Xl'rvlllg F O R im m FOR HEALTH nvcr'i'ii*. in Koi.'ii oi .1iifin n , Imvo i. (ini.i'.l in tin' Stilt.'*, mu* iif tl)i'iii I'M'. 1'iiviil I ' llirk*(m , win) Inis srrvi'il in K 'H i' ii . i * w i t h hi* m ntlirr, .Mi*, liuvlil 11Irk *on. I'fr. I llr k - m i w ii * o v rrs i'U * w ill'll his •lith. ■. llir Intr Ihiviil I'. lllrk*oll, mu * i n r i i l i ' i i l i i l l y killnl *nvi>rul im.iitii* unit J i i i i i i 'K II. Willi.*, *nii uf Mr. nnil M r. I>. XV. W illi*. IIM-tl of tha I'.S N . Iin* iaImi . irtumvit to the *ln l*■* mill Im* Im'I'JI homr with his piiinnt* on it I' iluy furlough. Sgt. .tmiii'ii II. .Xlforil, hon of XIr unit Mr* It. XV. .Xlforil, who ha* iil'ii hrt’n in Korrn uml Jnpnn, Inl* i i'tii i ni**l lo (hr Htnti'H uml I* now in Wn*hington, I). ( ’. with Ills wtfi* anil family. S IO IIK IS EAHI.V KOHT WYANK. 1ml. - Mr. mil Mrs Curl ll.iiuim were nine h'oeks (rum l.ulhcrnn Hospital Wi-dnesday when things happened, i " I lust got through nn Interser* linn when the baby came," Han<en. n brick inason, said. " I picked the haby up and held her on ana arm ns I drove lo Ihe hospital. She wn* c r y in g like inad.hy th e lim e w«» g o i there I r n r e dan'l i want lo go through that again." | A doctor flnlrhed the delivery ' jo b .il the hospital entrance I Mother and 7 pound daughter, Jumle Dateen, her tlrst bdrn, w art 'doing til right today. ^ ^ * idb'i 1 111 i f f ,o u r« i'. th e re a re n ’t any fly •up s a iiie r s ,” she said " T h e y 'r e i ie-1 lik e S anta t Tans and the I. in te r b u n n y it > \ o u r fa th e r and m o th e i a ll the tu n e " 2 bath UFEBOUY in v e n te d lit/ Nope I still believe there is oiio'llime bospb s illusion In It .ill If il 1 *nl Turn Swift, then nine tibei lux culm is fnnltitu around op Htrie maybe .1tile Verne I her is one other pnsMhle plaiiafioit I Itcaiil one small iptl tell it in another Dixie LILV SWAN SOAP Suwannee RWw Valley Little HOMOGENIZED SHORTENING Floating Soap— Boendy S o a p ol Sere NORTHERN 1 •IIIInns Sm ite Iflti rase s a te * fill bM mil M 'la ltte d b ill the A ll l o in * a\ it s ir s m tlielii lio pattern ONE POUND V A C -P A C CAN* For Your F iner L a u n d ry — 1/2 Lb Pkg tup 1 m t I ho 1 r . i u 'li |l Il ls «flocked sumo 2.fHNl re pm led siipitme* o| flvtne sane «n nt tin last xi at L'a per ceil! by 1111l1f .11 \ pilots mil says l.fktfl nf tIt#'in 1 all be explained as optlo.il 11b1 -1111 s raiiscd b\ xxeallter con B ^ u t y S o a p ol S cren Stars- Pound M l Ol at. b I b rio \ o th ill the tlx me no 01 s n r .1 l o in Swiff * it\I'lih n ii 1s ilia t I r a n t under I nnl 'In \ n I n il 1 s a ttitu d e tn \x n il them THAT GOOD TO THE LAST DP.l Fresh Itlpo Cuban T he H ealth G oap TISSUE the d- at I o. llox *• in Topn! Kraft n P h ila d e lp h ia ^ 1 om o lliis w ill o lim tn a le o lio of Ihe tw o m a jo i p ro b le m s faring the Air I Hi 1 0 hul ix 1 hie of t h e ir p i oh • m - » its in a b iliix tn c a le h a fly THE MORE VOU SAVE! SCOTT vx ill a s k t h e Soil that xxill In- thr end of Tom Swill and his fly HU! saucer* The More Vou Buy N O . 1 CANS FLAG' Noil u Itn at o \ oil 1 ■t an hoi ne e .i^le i i i I n in sw id w ill • it m a il m o tlo 'l rep ly a III ' OLEOMARGARINE 99*BUYSALOT! ' * >oiiu otio ol those d a ys a ta ll, o id e ilv m an not u tlh a n iln n m e de p ile his c ia x u o ; te m p le s , w ill i l l*! o iln An I'nii e Ilo a d (|u a i to rs 11 th i r e n fa ih u i la \ a b u n d le of Id M o p in i's «ut I In* desk and say l i n e a n flit* pla n s fm* mix fly n il ".tut 01 s I m \e I h i' lit lo \ 011 1 a pat 1 lot it s ri \ ice I hate h> flunk wli aI will happen Mien i lure Nil Force t ops will ini linn Irum three sides and cart In in olt t<> a p* ya'liop.ithu ward. n% the Ini" old i ii \ entor veils, " | >»'n 1mi 1 |< in Sxxift I am 1 I am ' I TEA BAGS - .4 •Wa.dtm’f have a n y ^ iig a ln * ! »t. Unexplained 'Things' Called Product Of F a n c i ful Inventor * ^{*Yoductloii of atomic weapon* proceeded Ntenddy Research In n v a rlrty nf iuih|t'cln contlnueil In yield new developments opnlicaMe lO weapons; w ork cotdlmicii mi the application of these Im provem ent! to Hie design of apeclflc weapon model* In meet the various need* of tiro armed forces. Construction of le vcrn l new fncllltlea fo r heap M- work progressed salilfnctorlConiplrumia by Ita aluencr wai ay reference to progrrst 0:1 the rejected hydrogen t>omh. n t u p o n i om o w iit AEC Also Announces P rogress In Atomic Weapons Category lly I 'll a s k A sso tla tn l 1‘ r r w S ilc.u • U lite r WASHINGTON (T I'rc n m i* urniilmn ore lor A m erica’* ever expanding nloniie program will loon he t tuninc from hvo in v. for ngu Miinrcs South All* .1 mil Australia the Unltcil Slat*” it* vealv.l today in n report al-.it .lh closing Mihcliintlnl |>roj{i In tie veloplHR imprnvetl ntonile we ipons during the |»>vt *u month . The Atomic Energy Commission (ARC) In it • I <!tli i m ii nnininl re port to C nncre.. further disclosed thnt additional uritnmni may -nine from new sourer. tn 1 anntlii- long an American .upplier—iilttl Hint new sources u iin in the I Tilled fitnlex Itself nre nearly reotlv for Initial prodm Hon Im plying n vastly Im ren .n l lent pn lor it* entire iilom ic e n le ii rl*e, the ARC revt i.ln l It,ill its p aids for prodm In*; nloml li mii.iltle ninlenii * lor < uplm-rsc* uml other (It#* had lit I tin . Iieen poshed ♦veil bcyontl their ilt*- igm tl operat Ing capacity - c k n 11.1 m u one* are being Imilt nntl .till Ollier I are In ptoipecl umler the 100 Mil,' up ptovetl .1’ i hlllion tlo ll.ir. eupnn lion prngrnm A* for the lie'-' foreign • 00pet** of raw uranium, the ARC .ml Hie fly I t nl several plants Itelng coll strutled In South A llie n to ret over uranium (mm gnhl ore* ol the famous olil " II.n n l" gold lie ’ll is nearly ready in t u t pmdie Him II w ill lie the In 1 p n o il rum a 3 n.il'iui iig rc flu c id 10 . n ir lie cam her. H'..n uheiehv tuc I .nlcd fitnlcH and ItriCim will p m rise from .South A lm n the h y p rn liic l urn mu m1 polenli.il .p iim iiii ol which have hern tic., nl.e.l hy Ihe ARC ll« “ le l.iliv ilv lu g e in', r i s e of Ihe. gle.it •( 11atit 1111 ■ nl n o ld l ore mined " Concerning Hie Australian tree Hie ARC said onlv Holt nil c; I re mi ld Ult* rent lied ** •>It All 1 ilia to supply inn mini In Hie I lull'll Klales It 1111 Ihe III 1 mi ilium nl .ill'll All ngleem int hy the AR< nl UlOllgll A ll'll 1I 1.1 ill .elo*eil III M ulch Hud she h.id nieepled an Ann . lean o ile r in pm elm .e ir n iil um from Ihe "ll.o liu m H ill" lield of Sindh Australia More recently. Amdriillnii old clal* were rcpnileilt rymg lo oiler CAt the IJuilc.i plates In develop Ing Australia's so called "Hum Jungle" iirmitum field—believed hy Auatrahan experts In t,u |sitcn Hatty. Ont] <d tin.' H illed mi|J.,|no*t rnslly worked field 1 in Inc 1 mid The ARC'n icpor. 10 CoiiRiess •lap ll* led : 1 progress In llu development nl atomic piopulsion for ii.ro. a ltWilll cerium plinsi nl <li' >ij:ii nllll ilevrlupnieul wmk having g lined momentum in dm pn . 1 1•1 si ni 3. Contllnimue nl .1 proioct lo Imlld a m ' coiiiI type ol ntoiuic en glue lor posi.ilde use 10 a M i l l i o n rln e —even as work progiuNver. on huildlng a hull lor a mdiiimrliic Which will house an 11I011110 power plant nl a illlfereid type 3. Research accomplishment* ol faring hope lo r the development of • powerlul medicine with which lo atm nlr radiation. 4. Klgnllirntd advances Inward* developing Improved atomic rone to r*- or "Im iin re s winch mighi lie lined some day (or prndoeing uar(ul atomic power uml for oilier purpose*. 8. Increased production nf raw Uranium ore (tom existing dome* tic aotircea—even a* "now source*, both foreign and domestic are nearly ready fur in itia l pnaluc lion. Regarding weapon* develop merit*, the ARC followed ll* usual policy nf guarded, close In the vest lla le r.irrit* Hut It made two separate ref erencos to the fact that It couldn't any much publicly alimg bean lin e *—thereby prompting specula lion that the weapon* develop merits urn rcidly lint atuff, "Although, for reaMHta of iiocur lly , It Is Impossible lo re to apeclfy Hm record of nccnniplinlimcnts In Weapons dovolupment," the ARC M id . " II may he nlntcil Hint *uh ita n tln l progress was made. . . i " A large part of Hip total nn tlnnnl effort In the atomic energy field Continued In he directed to the m llltn ry n spec Is of nlontiu cn Page 9 ► »* w A ' < N - t f * V �DR. If. K. RIND C I I I H O I ’ K A C T O II Plea** rail fur np|>olnttuml f’lionr 1 7 5 2 -1 7 l« DR. II. McLAULIN OPTOMETRIST 11.1 Magnolia Phona 111 m fS A V U S A V ef T ir e ito n e FACTOHY-MiTHOO NEW TRIADS i Rural Common Sciimc It) .S ITU S JOHNSON Floritlu’s rural pciiplm n health( iur rum (linn ever before, thank* to research, I’lluratlon, und the earn| •■»t effort* of farm folk* themselves. Medical tesearrh ha* brought out more effective medicine* and efflI dent treatment* for mimerou* humail ailment*, nutrition research bus revealed food requirement* for K"«d health, specialist* und other* working with i h i ul people have *tre**ed pood nutrition and disease prevention, and farm people have applied the thing* they have learned uhout good health to them­ selves and their fumilic*. Rural people have benefited from *m'li new medicine* a* the untihluties, the same a* people In the cities, and many have recovered from ailment* much moru rapidly than did their father*. Farm wom­ dicta. en pet along better In pregnuney Rural boya arid girls are health­ and their elilldren stand a better ier, for they learn at an early a chance of escaping irrlou* dl»ea*e* of the Importance of good heall ■uch a* whooping-cough than waa and organisations such as the 4-11 tho case not many year* ago, and clubs emphasise good hralth. The notable Improvementa In the these improvement* have remitted from education, hotter pre-natal hralth of Florida’a farm people in recent years are Indeed gratifying rare, and protective vaccine*. Education ha* resulted in a hut some families still have not marked reduction of hookworm In taken advantage of the opportuni­ rural area*. One.i It wa* a *erlou* ties offered for health Improve­ problem In ninny section*, hut ment. They owe It to themselves country people now know that and othera to strive for good proper sewage disposal 1* a power­ health, to learn a* much as they ful weapon against It nnd they nc- can about good health reciulrerordingly have constructed sanltnry iiinnt*, and to apply the things privies or Indoor facilities to pro­ they learn to their own lives. Un­ healthy folk* can’t produce good tect themselves. Once pellagru wa* u serious crops, nnd they can’t be as happy problem, hut furm people have re­ a* healthy people. duced its Incidence to minor pro­ portions through applying the thing* they have learned from home demonstration agent* nnd | other* about adequate, hnlnnced SC And It Will Continue Your Car Worries to See s t o o d c o n d itio n M E It L E SIZKS STORES P H O N E 11! I l l E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T O Z A R K IK E MS Atlantic Bank Bultdtoa r’hoM 7M DR. C. L. PERSONS OPTOMETRIST BYES EXAMINED CLASSES PITIED 110 Month Palmetto A vena# T0UCHT0N DRUG CO. as$ To Shine If You Take A LL C H IRO PRA CTO R HOURS 9 to ID—2 to 8 ANSWER: When the Sale Price and the Every Day Price Are the Same For Instance, These Are Our Every Day Prices 50c Phillips M agnesia.... ........... 45c Cnstoria ........................ $1.00 Lavoris.......... .....................w 7.r»c Anacin ......... M0 40c Carters P ills........ ................. 334 25c Feenamint .......... ................. 214 $1.50 Amphojel........................ $1,31 GOc Alka S eltzer............... Mp $1.50 SSS Tonic .......................$ | , | | $1.25 Petrognlar.......................... The Sun Shines Bright! IN DR. L. T. DOSS When Is A Sale Not A Sale? A f P U I t O N t o o m TH U t o M U m o n root o w n n n u M 8 - H and year Old t i r o I f In TTTR HANFORD TIKRALD I'age 10 Thursday, July 31, 1932 At . . . Warner’s Gulf Service Station RCIJMI1.L4T & ANDERSO N ’’( ’A R E W I L L S A V E Y O U R C A R ’ Corner First und Mailford Phone 9193 U y R ay C o tta V Walgreen Agency Drugstore 100 Kant PirHt Talaphoaaft 38 — “On The Corner By The Clock” 1247 •f f 3 3 w z t N - T , a d s f i S j —3 5— AHT1CLE8 FOR SALK — 5 llo in ii fm iln' discriminating ul Cunning peaches 1020 W. 26th St. $2.26 bushel, bring containers. Wynnrwuud. l.uudseaped Int.t. Choice uf plunsmasonrv or HOLLYWOOD Bed Special - The frame consttuctlon. All-electric Itest For l.rss • Only $59.06. kitchens, range, refrlgcrntur, .Complete with plastic headwater heater; space heater; hoard. Telephone 1426. The cerninlc tile hath, Venetian Furniture Center, 110 West 1st. liilnds; city utilities. A sensible $9(100. .Small down payments. T U X E D O FEEDS" Complete line. I.oented north of Geneva A Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store. East of Mellnnvllle In Sanford JA LO U 8IES —The modern, Eco­ Phone il l I-It. nomical way of converting porch New 2-hedroom home. Landscaped, or hreeseway to another cool nice location. Box N, Herald. room. For Free Estimates, tele­ phone 1426. The Furniture Cen­ If you want to Buy, Kent or Sell, ter, 110 West First. Bee: J. W. IIA L L , Realtor PEAT. Huahel or truck load. 600 Florida S lat* Hank Building Maple, phone 1290. “Call lla ll’’ Phona 1758 Portable wood Colonial Styla manA T T E N T IO N : Defense Worksrs— tlo with book casea. Brand new. Navy Personnel: See your Price $06.00. Call (188-J. Come dream home at Phillips Terrace. to 101(1 Weal 12th Street. Modern, concrete block II A ■'! bedroom homes, O-E kitchens, TRAVERSE Extension R ods-28’’ to 180". Senkarlk (Hass and Space A Water Heaters, Vene­ Paint Co. tian blinds, Inndseajied lots. Prices begin at $7776. Down PLANT bed slakes and fence navinent* ns low as $626. posts. Osteen Lumber Co. I'll. Phillip* Terrace, (icnrvn Ave., I806-M-2 or 1992. eust of Sanford Ave., Sanfurd, Phone :i4-t-lt. Kcnmorc Electric Sewing Machine, Console Cabinet, practically 4 room, hath house; fireplace, new. Tom Meredith Phone 1061. corner lot, nice shade trees. Close to downtown. $.1390. USED Electric refrigerator, bar­ gain at $09.60. Fla. Home Gas Htrout Itealty, V. I.. H art, Asso­ Co. ciate, 212$ mange Avo. Tel. ^>88-61. MAGIC C H E F Gas Range, good condition. A good buy at $49.60. 3— a h t i c l T wTT' o h h a l b Fla. Home Gas Co. J— r v, Use km -C HERALD WANT ADS F u r R eau lta F L A S H CO R DO N* and Ills u d v e n lu re a In n p a t* By n a n Ila r r y I h r ( u l l n n l a g f a i n s * » l r <» ■ II W a a l A d* y . I . I U h r d l a T a » .n n lu n l llrrn ld i I rim s lUe p e r l l a * I s m MI s s * l l n . 1 I Or , . r M ae l u i i l l . a <1 l i m p * N« | t r r Map l a s p r t l e a ■j« Mimp . S r e a r M ae l a a e r l l e a Sr WPP M a e f e r V e a r l r C e e l r a e l K i t . w a r t s t e Ik * lie*. II..uhl. M ale r . r M isre r a r e C age PHONE 148 THE LON1I RANCER By Fran Striker H a s t A d s wMI a * a p p e a l e d s t a r th e T elP ak ee* *a «#■»• u t e a d a M r h e r a * I f f e a r a s m * I* M a te d l a I k * l e t o e f c e a * k e e k , l a r e t a r a f e r Ik l* e r r e a i a i e d a M e a t h e a d v e v t f e e e to e . s t . i e d t e e a r p r p i e e t l r . l a e r d e r f e r a * t* p p a d r r I k r Itral a n a a lb le a e r v l r * all W a a l I d . te u a l be l a e a r u f f i r e mb I b r d a , b r f u r a e u b l t rallaa. I ' l r a s r BHtltK a a I m i a r d t a f r l r I t a a r r r « r . t e s t a t e r « u r ltd. W a r « a . . l b e r p . p u n . l h l r tu p HiMth I b a a « a * l a p M t t r r l I g s a r l l u a. THE HANFORD HERALD FOR R E N T WE1.AKA Apartment*. 114 W First Street, t’huni 490-W. Ileal Estate For Mala T H R E E bedroom furnished house. Jimmy Cowan. Phono 01(1. N EW Five Room House PIANOS — New and used. Terms — Trade • In*. Kader’s Plano Store, 1209 Myrtle Avenue. Ph. with lS lt H . W . uncfU nviiHiuiv ruitsuio n $ Phons 616-W, or Rosa Court, Apt. 1,_______________________ lat.. M r*. Joseph 'I'eriap. rn . 829-61. O il. FUR NA CES—By Kresky. Wall, Floor ami Flrrplaca. M. G. IIOIKiKS 405 W. lat Ht. I'hoae 138 Hotpolnt stove; GK Refrigerator. Good condition. Ph. 1B19. I oak wardrobe. Phone 101B-J, io“ STROMpBRn Garlion TnbU FOOT LOCKERS—All mstal on Model $loo. 17“ Olympic Com­ wood construction. Best value In bination $290. Antenna and Central Florida, $9.95 all taxes Booster $80. Ilob's Radio At Included. Sanford Jswslry and Television 407 W. 1st. Phon* 1166-61. Lv 6— ARTICLES WANTED Wa buy, atll A trada used furniture. Wilson Malar Furn­ iture Co. 311 E. 1st. Phone 966. Used baby bed. Iron or Wood rods. -a. 7— Pets-yvraloch-SaMUea —7 HIGH grade of well-bred plga for aale. Phone 1290. W. L. Hoicon QUICK money for men and worn* •n foil or aparo time — BookIng orders for Scotehlite name 10— G Business Opportunities — 10 i7\VN~X~W EBTERNSOCIATE 8TOREI nhl* auto supplies, cycles, electrical sporting goods, etc. AUTO AS­ Sell profltradios, bi­ appliances, Like over 2000 owners of Wrslsrn Auto Associate Stores you can capitalise on Western Auto's nntlon-wldo consumer acceptmice for value-giving. No ex­ perience needed — we train you. Minimum cash capital of $6260 needed. Write us for In­ formation. W ESTERN AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY. 060 East 23rd Street, acksonvllle, Flor- “*• 13— SPECIAL SERVICES —13 CARPENTER WORK N for quick repair jobs, or small building, Call J im 1142-M-4, pI j T mbT ncT Contract and repair work. Fres estimate*. K. L. llervey. 204 Sanford Ave. Phona 1B28. A LL TYPES Uulldoser worn. Reasonable Rate*— Frea Esti­ mate*. Spreader Service, Lima and Dolomite and Fertiliser. Carpenter A Gracey. Phona 1393- M or 8B8-J, 1 Plumbing A Buppllw Contracting A Repairs W. J. King 2E00 South Park Am Pnom hone 60 LAW N MOWERS snarpenad. Blcycles^ repaired, Shuman’s, 310 NEW FLOORS surfaced to fectlon. Old floora mads nsw. Finishing, cleaning A nerving aemmoie u o u n iy __ _ 1926. H. M. Qlesson, Lnkn Mary. CABINETS Formica tope. C. VaU Woodworking, 612 Sanford Am. Phone 609-W A 1463-J,_______ U-SAN-0 Guarantste mothproof, ing, Delivery Serose plus ta« sursd garment protection ate all free at Philips Colonial Gleaners, 110 Palmstto, Tala* phona 461. ________ f) PAINTING - Interior or axtariOr. Spray or brush. Ph. W. 1, Rhan, 7177 Orlando collsct. AEADY Mix concrsta. Sanford Stone Tower Induatrlee. Phona 1290. ___________________ BATTERY, Generator or SfaitOt Servlet. Call BIT, Swaln’e lib tery Service. Sanford AvOkttO and 2nd S tm t. L. L. BILL—Plano Technician. Phojt 6U-W. Rout# 1, Sanford. ___________ ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. Or. Undo Evening Star. Call Ralpk Ray, 1146-J. EVERYTHING for tba builder. Hanford Stone Towar Induatrlee. Hhi 1290. _ »ADIO RRPA1R SIR Bf Rddte MUra al • » , Ceater, n g j , nrtL Ph. WALLPAPER: U r n a t aaMilon In Central . Florida. Orlando Wallpaper Co., 806 East WoihIngtow 8 t Orlando 2-6194. LOWRtP COST AUTO PINANCINO by your local baak — Ja­ w s with BOYD-WALLACB, - *0 % dividends. Phono, 104. ' W M i ' 4 ' �Court Rules Negroes Can’t Attend UCKF Supreme Tribunal Ded in e s Again T o En f o r c e Admittance T o State University Players A it il Specta­ tors C l a s h During 1loopster Match Of Uruguay. Argentina TALLAHASSEE us — The Flori­ da Supreme Court today issued final orders declining again to force admlialnn of five Negroes to the all-white Univorilty of Florida. The court went beyond the N r greea pleading* and mode a judi­ cial declaration that courses now are actually offered nt the slate sufttorted Florida A .St M. College for Negroe* which would give the applicant* substantially the same instruction they want from Hie white institution It said that is all the Federal Constitution and U S Suprme Court rulings require. The Negroes' attorney had dr dined in his presentation of the case tn recognize Schools of Law. Pharmacy, Graduate Engineering and Graduate Agriculture which have been established at the Negro college since the lawsuit was start ed three yars ago. The Supreme Court months ago denied the Negroes application for admission tn the University of Flor­ ida on a contention that the state had made cnnstilntionol arrange ments to give them the educations they wanted However, ai that time it retained urisdiction of tin* case h i order o give the Negroes n chance to show that the arrangements were not actually in accordance with constitutional guarantee* It sold today the applicants had submitted no evidence in show lhal the Negro college facilities met legal requirement* of equal oppor (unity, and had persistently re­ fused even tn apply for admission tn th* Negro rollegr The court's unanimous opinion was written In the suit of Virgil Hawkins, who sought admission to the University of Florida Law school. The other ernes were de­ cided on the basis of that dccl.dou, without further court comment. Chief Justiro II L. Kebrlng, who wrote the opinion, said the Hawkina demand for a final order with out offering evidence that the same #* ere unequahean mean but IIK I.M N k l ..vs A nut liruke mil in the nl.\ topic h.i->kclhull game lielweeu Uruguay and Argentina today An tilynipic busing referee wax: given an imcereiiinuious lieave-hu h> lin- Posing jury lur "iiienm pcleloo and poor lodgment " n ii- world swimming record was in id,en. .mother Olympic lecoril was Mil.i liril and -till ailutln-r was t ii <1 Aiul tin I niled St a ir s walked oft will two tiinii' e.iild medal, and a let el pood- in it . effort to over ■..ml Ito—i.i in tile imulliei.il tod ■ill ildi-re .llllg l .iee t.il the ovei all I•«11111 sent log lead I logon) woo I tn- t i .i - 1, i-1tin ll line in In Ml alter It had been nlei i opted lui |o mimdi-s during die second half while plovers and peiialnr* h.iith-d all over the llniii Last Moodii) the Urngliuynn le.iiu figured iii umither riotous milliri-.ik during winch Itefercee \ in. 1'iit I' m i ll Newark N J . WHIll MICHANICt keep llieli F-91 )i-l I g t i t t i , rea dy li< tin- ti.n kgio un .l. th ree pilot(1 to r ) l.t F I.. Watson, Lt. John Fagan. utul l.l. John C r'at«-> .• .,■ •«! i . ao.v to i..I.» •-ll shou ld m u . l t < i r , m ril ol more "llyil.g g Hosts" tn the vicinity. The men a i r .it an « n p u ll to I). Uw .n r . not loo I >■ ti --in Ihv n.it ton's i apltal, ---•I he "Intend* to stand oil the contention that In order to receive the full political rights guaranteed him by the Federal Constitution he must 'lie admitted In the Uni­ versity of Florida Law School maintained under the Constitution of Florida exclusively for c ltlirn i of the white race even though lucre Is in existence in Ihc state a lax supported law school which is tr a M lK N M <!■ !*«■» T k r r o Registration H o o k s F o r Coming Election Opened At C. Of C. <h 9 The registration hook* for Sem­ inole County opened this morning n , the Chamber of Commerce building for the purpose of rrgisterlng those who wish to vote in the general election In November, U w*!* »nn«»"nceil today bv Mrs. Camilla 0 . Ilrnre, Supervisor of Registration. Mr*. Bruce stated, however, that only thoa* who hav© not previourdv registered since the re-registration In 19150 need to register for the romlng election. Rlnco S e m in o le County has Installed the perma­ nent registration system, It Is not necessary to register again unless a change has Iwen made In the voter's registration atatus. All those who have changed their name, moved to a different precinct, purchased or sold prop­ erty, thereby affecting their free­ holder status, are required by law, she said, to appear at the registra­ tion office and have such change properly recorded upon the hooka. In order to he eligible to vote a person must be 21 yeara of age, a resMeni of the Rtatn of Florida for one year and of Aemlnola County for six months and be a driven of the United Slates, The hooks will he open Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00. noon and from 2:00 to 6:00 P.m. and on Aalurday from 0:00 a jn . to 18:00 noon through Satur­ day, Oct. 4. Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack No matter kaw |«r away you mu/ g» am faxTMUtian you ran raalily catek Of M th# horn# lawn n#wa by reeiigg the Ranfont Herald wh#u yen reluru. Yuu eaa ar rung# with y#nr carrier buy, ar tbraugh Cbarlle Morriauu, eireuI uUm mauarer. hr tel*phasing 141, lu bar# your regular loouan ef tke Hera14 aavwt fur yuu •ftOu y«i ure away, tu ha tlu VrereR lu yuur hum# lu mm treat homa l. l- >mitloiiuD where rsdarscopes have teen picking up imi-gr* o f >tiang>- object*" in Ho- skies. Soviet Reporter Shows How Rich Run Tennessee J * Riots, Records Add Davor To Olympic Tilts J e t Pilots Heady To Take Off A l t e r Sky ‘Ghosts’ South Carolina, Maine Declared Disaster Areas Ilishop Rr.itisctiml) State Sheriffs U n d e r ! Mellon, Rockefeller Use Gunn__^ On Voters I Seven U ! I ' \ ji By i: IHV A it l> E. 110.11Alt WASH I N't, TON th — The word from Moscow Is that Wall Street has taken over tho "Tennessee |h> ' lillcul machine" uml is putting up ] the money tu buy governors, may­ ors and congressmen A Soviet version of Tennessee itics given in a Moscow tudio iadcaM recorded by llntti-d States official monitor* said that Memphis Boss Ed Crump runs tlto whole* show for the Mellons anil Rockefeller* » Tho dascripllnn came from Vlad Itnlr Morev, a uue-time Soviet news M e th o d is t D lid io p Jo h n U n til* cnrre*|K)iulciit in the United States, COtllll I lf l-'ldt ill s llll.l I 'llh ll Will who recently lias been giving Bit.* apngk lit tin - l l . o o „ i , , , . - Sm, sians bis version nf conditions m d a y morning id Ho- I n i M.-tlm varum* American cities and slates d is li i r t Clou eh II- I,. i ,| llrcortlx show Morev was at I'm p a s to r o f A le th o .i, >i ,■i *. . I led Nations Headquarters In New- laiupu and I li Inndo nii.i ie York in 1918 50. He made no claim . . m i s CUllkn I li I •-«I • . iiMjt il I it Inf having been to Tennessee but H u lliiu o ri* M « lliw ih <i « •(.!. • *i.« ' pulled no pooches nil Ilia! uccuunt , Because of the construction nf the Oak Itldge atomic energy plant, 1Morev said dial the Mellons and the Itockcfellers are the new mux iters nf the state operating through Crump, long - lime politic* boss Dismissing the Idea of demneracy in American ixilltics a* a "demagogic lie," the llussiuu writ­ er gave tills account of how the T A I.L A 11ASS U K il* T he S late "machine" buys votes and then A m e ric a n K 'g in u U xt-e o iise Com sees that they xtuy bought: m ittc c to d a y re c iim in e iiilt-1 lit it "Money flows in n wide stream into the machine's coffers and in fs o v e te ra n s u r g a n i/o iio o -.tuft u * id a h e u ih p in r le r * lim it T a il t to the pocket* of its bosses from hFalosrfe c n r O rla n d o . the funds of lioekcfellrr and Mel­ The iccnmmcitdidhm will '.<>• -till lon monopolies, railway companies milted to the Leghm toits- nilo t and Individual Industrial mag­ Saturday nr Sunday nates. With this money, votes are Slide headquarters w.i> nnsid purchased which elect tho mon needed hy these mo.m, k,He. such i js T S ^ v r '. m V 'h . m i" C h a n g e 01 L e g i o n H ead q u arters To O rlando S u r e s tt* d I'ftle r W A*s!|l\t - I n * it '. . • :. r / - tl' -l* N e tt lirit* 5\ 1>t I i .k I o t f li’la te d hotti •hi t'H '.l ITi w h it ti \ in e i li a ils .»)» Do Ill 1*\ ,ii li d . t llt 'l till' l*« <i • it I i i i i * »wen and \f»t. T i- .hi • •• i. tie (i.i.! p io te s te il I " M II \fi P( ' e, i .1 ,u v of till* h o X tllii t ill e ll h (|| 1 •t Hill iiv e i in le t p r i t at m il id the 1till H i.Ill \ li II I l« 111** I Is w e ig h t Nate H i in if, < I’ - >la n d and L ig h t Wei A d k llls , ssoti li .lie li i i li 10 l l ••ll I I II a m i , 'ilg r I n u ll lied ('mss (imup Mods With Field Disaster Agent It'll \ t o m m it- ltlnM.lt t 101 I- r ti l. Mi k lim e s na■ti h i m a il ' ' Ifi e n liiii - ' i i I ' .da D em o- • rat no in ■■e ! I i It.irf. of t erI llll • ie U i e t ll III I ...........notion to d liii the ' i III I .ll Ilf Hie Demo­ I i .Hi- I'.n l\ te.1. 1, A U lr ic a s on lf.il k e i ...... I 5'. Kinney ' l i e lii'-tt pmiMti i. H u t m a n y I lei n l a I ' in ' ill sole tho Mpp.i- ItlMM I n Vet in V >s e m b e r ,f i V 2 * I H I UNIVIR S ItT O f MANY! AND a u d ito riu m I h - iis u s in k in g I. •oitila in 'e to C h ica g o us s . io llif iil d i-iegiites tn tin* Ses-entli A liliii.H t •it v e n tlm i n f tln ) a ‘ N .itl.m svave tIts-1r »lule standards and li.d l Hile lf n e w ly elected Chiefs t'. m le d on th e s liiu d d e rs o f th e ch e e rin g lad me H o w a rd N o tio n ( le ft I id t o rt W o rth , T e x , p re s id e n t, and, r ig id , i "H S w obodu, n f N m fo lk . Nel>, vice p re sid e n t. I lie Hoys' N a tio n , ssliieli I o tieen llie e tln g In VVasliingli.il, U ■(Miiwoled li) lin t A in c ilt a ii l.i-gm o I lie Ile ilM ie i Hi pi iHni in i , ent i l l 1X IMI i l l 1 ll 1••is •o.t (lit ie l i in* i. ll Hp)» • ll •mi f • '< n lo lm J. ol1 M . * in i i * the i .11 ! 10.Ill Xl • |>ie i.h ’ti' n l Hi •H liliee o il 1C• 1' •o il "1 hi 1 .h i 11t tl i et i id . i d t ..l!x tinklioxx It sit x en t ■• . hi t < 1 O i l 1111it* hi • i ti-w .* . . t i i t ' i t \ .itivn n.i Me npv i i '' t m exmi* i pi i t if i-••• ••1 M i i 1 .i.i i i\ ll 1Ig lltX , t»e« i.iilx 1 1 !'• • «l Me 1 • It II II tlex \ i t .it thl* * .1 I f f ' th« ' ll II. f • i .11 k '' • u»l Me 11i • -«-|| IIIi• W ill'd \t. Im i . ' ii s xx i he. ' I l|* tin e 1 | It . i . i . * ti il tie■llll* t l . l l i l 1he m u ' #T|l 1 ‘It III X M l<. ph of.e h i - lu-elt t.-tiMi . ... " i.i tn p.-i.ple whi> in- . >jit. lit 1 ■ 1 n't.... il uni illsiit-,1 11 t ii'ii Opposition Will Dade's Sheriff Meet To Discuss Says Gambling 1 Turnpike Issue Qn Sneak Basis iii w h .it ii.u k p la ce in 1 1 4.11 • Mi uiwluh- in \\-i b in inn Sen. lulu: 'l i nkin.m nl \I Hi.mi 1. Dem­ in Hu 1 11. m i in .. 1 1 m i p re s iilo n l, ii,H .1 ih I.i :. \ . •1•• ..... .. 11. P \n .itii » f t*.inn 1'i»wrll i l l N \ t Hi if in u h tili In 111«*i i 1\ lm It* ptOt'.l-Htl I lilt Mput kinuii Jr. \w )l “ w o rk H r m o o r at* 11 *•• rcfii't'il In he i ' iih k ,1 Lt*f*nl Str;tt«.*>•.v M.iclc Declares Vip,il Reiitj.’ Kept I'ot All I ‘tir­ ReailyTo 0 1 I; P r o edifisers Ol Stamps ptisctl S i . p i t Ro.ul i f t 't n m ' 11 " f ^ pool fie •pi* i(. ii 11 1 In ' 1' il r in lilJ ft. dif 1l "t ...... ; ii d to ti in -1 pub* tu. 1I* ll n*p iT N e n ls r • tl i* l. 1 Hi. t \ tl < I. H| ill • 1l il t \ 5Ht • i. H( ( 1 Ii Intur ” I'nwrll. 1 • | •*. . .1 I mi \un», 1. 1 ' . o u t - hi i:iv o ll t" -i c iK •»Iv .iiu c un • t ill* mi .i »ui •• " • H|l el I 1 • <1 : »t• ii km in if ) i . ii.h - i .1 iu»m lm *i' tn m .ikt* .i ,i •H1 h hi i" • • I'll t Hu li*l P it •<'ll in ti fill* ... .1 «•• * i ...« r I In r r I •1 k 01 Ml \ 511 C ll.ulr t (.iiiiti '.ti, t 11f H 55 I . »N \ i l l A t II I lu "imi lli-iidt r-uti .ml l,nl.,i lit it Flul nl i I ’l.i I I 1dm 11 \" Hull lu.hn . .illi il i . ooforeui'v ut Itiiuki.-- me upi-i i I hk mil* mi , ilin-i lur* .mil atlurnt-vs hurt- iu-\i ttt-.ik It.t*i* mol it'-. ,11mu-1 ■••■| mi Unit *.l.iy fur iiliuu . hi mi cugiii - till.- lu e e l tlu -iii H i'itile r* u n -.m l tli.it tin- i / . p ,* m iiiii In in’- i .‘l uiiiiiu'iiihiliun ih.il Flurnln l.iulil ,i ;'7.r. mdlluu iluil.u -tut* tn H a ile ru u n tv u lm put . li i - i'il f r ili- i >1 g a tiib liiii: i n lull Hiruplki- l im p .lin m g llu - I ,. I itu v i n It • •lie ul llu - a tto rn e y * T h u n i.i I i u lili said Ir g .il s tra te g y has li.-i-n n -a ili. il ' hi Hu- e v i'itl llu - illr c i to rs a u lh iir i/ i- i i - tu go ahead " H r ilr iT 11n-41 lu nut Inn- le g a l p la n s now M i-.in l 11. 1.' I 'l i ' s l i l r l i t Ira A lin k h u rt uf Itu- I >a ) tun ii Iti-a rh ' l i . m i h e r u( P u iiiin e re e q u e s tio n e d w li.it he c a lle d an a p p a re n t n -m lin e s s ul llu - " la m e ilm k " W a rre n a d m iiiit r a i l .. ii lu g.-l e im s lru e tlu u u l lu ll stip e rh ig h w ays " I r r e v iie iib ly u iu l.-i w ay " " W h a t's tin- r u s h " " B lc k h a it asked Within null a lew months. Ilirk hart sail! -• new administration will lake over " I don't helleve it is within llu- pluvnii'c ul a I. iiiu duck lulmmislrutluii," lie mlili-.l "tu imiMise ii project of such m.igiii I mil* ll III III till- people of Florida lliekharl Is Ihc orguni/cr m llulissiH-latlun u iiit-fi Is oppnse.l tu cnnstructiim of lollpIkcH and out spiikciily iigatie.t cimstrucliuii ul even a free superhighway hi-foiiU S I has been I lanes (In- length ol Itie East Coa-I Opinion lu Molhounio iippi-.iinl lu lie divided mol Fort Pierce warcpnrlrd us "definitely up|MiM-d" to tin- ptu|Mi*cd turnpike West Palm Bench ollu-uds wanted to know "what about Homl !)?" Bond !i Is a pru|Nisetl I lane blghwav fur which tin- county tu • spent $200.0110 lu acquire land lur a right of way Vero Hoimli officials uml enulender* were on recnrtl insisting Hint U S. Ilhdiwiiv 1 tie Improved tiefore eiiiikidernllon Is given Hie new proled. Furl l.miderihile was heavily in favor uf the toll turnpike u* were Dr. J. C. Boyce, C. L. Bedding, nml J. D. McNeill were circled trustees nt the meeting of Hie Sanford Elk* Lodge last night Dr Boyce was elected to serve until IU3.V Mr Bedding fur a term ending 1U.M uml Mr. McNeill for n term ending 19.13. Exalted iliilor Ear I lliggcnbntli am. who presided, appointe d a com­ mittee consisting of Jesse liulge, Bert lllpley, B. H. Blllhiiner, and C. L Bedding to arrange for monthly birthday parties for mem­ bers who have birthdays during the monlb. It wux announced that several candidates will bo Initiated at next Thursday's meeting. A rehearsal of tho initiation will lie held by tho officers nf the club at the E lk i Homo on Monday night at Frances and Mnry Dwiglit, |il-tured above with Mr. Butts of Ranlumlo Springs, will teach a Bui Cross courts in Intermediate swim­ ming nt the springs beginning Monday, Aug. 4. and lasting two wseks on Mondtyi, Wednesdays, Thursday* and Fridays at 10:00 o'clock In the morning.. Thos# interested in taking the eourte should register by calling th#a Red Croee at DO or by contacting tho Banlando Springs attics8 : 00. -'J iM t ml I5 B H 1 I *• TI»»* a ‘ I . t i l l tli i d I »cpn • i iii. T'ruHtecH Are Elected At ElkH ( ’lull Meet ww&N&LWijri a t.I.V .1*1V. |.| t .1 ,A I , Untiard l» P. ll kt I I t. | ,,| . |K timer.itie ll.itldi il I'ldis :iitVf» ( it, hi H i ’ k,T i \ 111- III III il t lew m il l l «H llnur>l llu l- a x * I h i m NEW ORLEANS Ml — Andrew Jackson Higgins,.03, famed builder of beach landing craft during World War II. died today Higgins died at i a. m. at Hotel Dleu Service.-) will ho held Satur day. - the hour to ho determined. Higgins was horn Aug. 28, Urid, at Columbus, Neb. He was the youngest of lu children of the lute John Donegal Higgins and Annie Long O’Conor Higgins. In addition tu his widow, surviv­ ors l nr hide four ton* and two daughters. Ttiev aro Edmond, An­ drew Jr., Frank O and llolnml C. Higgins: and Mrs. Charles S. Dana, Tyler, rylor. 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T quick. t*a.*y 11 edit loam from Mi* I In urn, \ - . l I ’ firiiitT s llo lm * A iliiiitnsIraliiM i in T liu in iin , 5V u l!e r H u ll) , u m l M io rilc r In slay 111 pKnlin iimi .1 W . Y in liu tu u g li. A in u p re s i.n l w e re M r* F. K I he entire nI mI or nf m .1 <ii 'irc iti, ICftnliicky. .Mii.si*NH»|i( umi (i.-ln le r, M i- I tu lh l liiu iil lt . u . M i . Ilim le n i. M r* . I liilli - I , lie W ill ,l,i*'iiu*HM*e. anil In rue p .ir li nf Mi •• tin uml A rkaii .iiH p m liu i'K It id C u u rtn e y , tie u rg .- H lr lp p e l, M i* , I mM'II Mil lll'»l i|H tll'H Itfll ills .1 (• 1 (ie u rg i- ilr iilK .- i* , M r* . J. M T h u n i ait .is son, t ! u * H -lm m li u m l Diiw -ur.l .lo n e *. Mu* nt|\v lie tiim c a m e m .. n A . II P i-le ts u ii, J r , Iim i C ru s * c u ll u re tuiM 'lal's o f mm* s l.H rs vmm* ■llnaster i liis liiiir iii, iv u * ulnu p re e a lle il to an e in e rR e n c y i i h t I iik M -lll. H •tHllMiinl Ore I'dRF T l i i r n Legion M eeting For Monday Is Cancelled Andrew .1. Ilig^ius, <»- ROTARY LUNCHEON District Gnvornor Kenneth Waeker will be the principal speaker at th# RoUry Club luncheon Mon­ day. Th# clubfassvmbly will b« held Monday night at th« Anchor InnPresident Bob Harris announced today. Pie Agrlcul Richard D. Parker Ex * presses Opinion fn Trli ni .ttnTo I Jeino’s National C'h.ttrntap. Youiitf America Picks It W inners a 11 ai ke il arena “?e*smonnOM‘ l" uy"r' ' "IUl » »«al* ‘ building "Oil election day In the town of Northwest Florid. t I .egInn District emivciilion recently vuli-il . . ., for instance, the local sheriff sils In the school in the room far hi ask the stulc urgaiii/ution lu ing the polling ImmiII i Before him get behind u move to cuii*lrucl a Is a pile of filled -n ut voting form* war memorial Imltding mil uf stale cigarette lax receipts In I iu iim and another nf dollar hill*. "The elector receive* ono of the licadquarleri of several veterans' I former and several dollars and orgunirutions. That matter prob thon goes across to the official i ably also will come lu a Vote here , polling booth where hr Is handed | thl* week-end. ] The 3-day U'gioii convenliun got another, clean voting paper. "Having sold his vote, the elec off to an official start this ninniiug tor drops Into the ballot box Hie Willi an address uf welcome by 1 form he ha* received from the Uov Fullpr Warren sheriff and takos back to him the As a prelude, Jesse Koehler. clear form he ha* received Win* Coral Gables, llm rid a y night was to the elector who fall* tn do this! elected to succeed A. C. Print/. " In another part of the town, West I’alm Beach, as grand chef in th# local courtroom sits the do garo of the Legion's fun society, l t ' i l l l i w ( Its r»s» Tkr»») (0 et H Tti# regular meeting of Catntib#ll-ta>**lng Post No. CO of the American Legion scheduled fu r Monday night has (tern cancelled du# to th# fact that many uf the Poat officers will be In attendance at th# D#parm#nt of FlorliU an­ nual convention now being held in TallfthftiiH. Delegates to th# convention are State Senator Lloyd F. Iloyle, Post Commander J. D. Cordell, Statu Representative Voile A. WIIHanm, Jr., Representativeelect Mock Cleveland, R. / . John­ son, J r , Chaa D. Webeter and Capt. Earl# T . Louche, nth District Executive Committeeman. Alternate, include J. O. "Slim" Gallowagi Prank Takaeh, Judge Douglas He— tcom and Jo* R. Wells, t o t Comdr. Cordell will bo unable to attend the convention ae he will bo (barge of the legion ‘ " jvrhleh will partlclmeet et Starke The local Iesurvived two dietournaments withA Sumo. I . Paris hligibltRelief t o il I ll p a l I O il-Ill lull.IS d e s ig n ate d the s ta le , n f Si, Hi t 'iir o llf in and M aun and > sen iiild ltn u ia l A lk a li a i.iO Id u a , d p -a s te r a re a * a a i••n u ll id He- - I S i l l - d ro u g h t I wo i -II i i -i \ ik a ip a s i o i i l l i l e . PH slim Is de P in .d rd as d ls a s te i .ile a -, lie, .His,- i,| a lo rn a d o , also wenr u le ij'o .d . d us d ro u g h t S J S l .t I e O lh e i.s wa Committeeman Sees Many Democrats In State Favoring Ike lllu l-lt.il Ill'll- " M IU -l ll -III.ill lm lit.. 11mi iii lii-i * i . ip . - r . it " i" U . lm )i- a ro m p li-li- l i - l u l do .- pi-upli- iimi u. ill -..iii. lIn-in ' • lovely i i * pi i* - il. li w illi tin(•n i i- we h i m - " llu- lii-i i l l * ,iu l 55.- III.ole ll'. l .H it I* lli- t* i.- i'll i.u i I n m l I i i i i .- l I tn-y m u n ii. - I l l I ' l i l l l n i-n -e * H. iiili-r -u n M ini ti.. p e r c e u i »i Hu- 11.ole t 'liiu ily g m iii.le r * u p e ra l.111* 11Ie llu - c ity lim it * M ia m i P n h re * lu e f W a lle r K H c u ille y m i* on .• v .iil.il.li- (o r i-u iiiin i-n t Asked w h y lllu ie le .I c r .ll In * t.im p - w e re -oh ! lit I Pule i'u n lit * Hi.in to o th e r p u r l* u l th e s l.ile I (•'III 1. I Mill 1 ;!t> ( u u a d i a u Air Fom* Tt) C adrlN An i v c Dun* Voday ' (I \ P rill It<ll ' mV ’ll* . • || I la«% ll» I I * IIll I T h e r e a re h i -! .. n in n y r m u I'le i in llllls h o r o iii’li i Tm upa > ' m in ') s e llin g tio lilu lo t ln - lm ir e is ilu -ie m e m Dade < m in ty l lo i re tost nut lm > in g Ih e s lu m p u i. - i ih e re "T h e s e fo lk * o v e r h e re w ere P t e t li w e ll ( r lg lit e ii. il In llu - ( n l .-rill g o v e rn m e n t d u rin g llu - he ( m in i h e n rln g * nm l Itiey w suit lu keep ill good w ith till- g u v .-Ill llie n f " Me.mwlnle, W II i Hu.lily I li.e. (i «"»11n u r d O n 1 ' n u r llirtrt (l.l • ill il •\ i Muir Junes won i r e f r ig e r iilm iii ,i o il a g a in s t I lu riu e Ju n e * (ru m w h o m In- w ii * d iv o rc e d lu HH'-i -d te r ii k tu rtti) sesxlun m •lodge D ougins S le iH lru u i'x C o tlllly C o u rt y e s te rd a y resiimuuy nml evulence prexeul ed by II W Ware, eounsel fur lluplaint iff. mill ti W Spencer, emm set fur Ihe defense. revealed ii long history of marital and |mst marital strife I'liis history included the time Aurtliiir took Florilu- til t It e local cemetery and, brandishing a weapon, told her to pick out tier plot Then there wax the lime she "slugged" him "You what." said Judge Ware when the defeudiint mentioned this i occurrence " I lust slugged turn with a III -ilc knife," she replied BUS Y~F1H E MEN Itcpurt of a fire on Second Street j and Cypress Avenue brought fire | trucks careening tn the rescue at 8:30 this morning, II. T. Thomas, assistant chief, reported totluy. Discovering u smoking uutomoIdle, firemen suggested that the driver relieve the emergency brake, and then smoke all went awav. Mission accomplished, fire trucks careened back to tho station again. I* it H • 11u .1 mi t|»o I. 11 I I I .H| lin - i l.l ll lf>< • Hill If If l.l ill '. lit \ till* 1 .(\ II 'll l a t e r n» lh»* e v e n in g , t' I t ('lit lift III 41•at III.' «. illle I •< .**I»11f. If •| o v e r fill I1' ' a Vn itf Ml |H I' :»t •• I ll’.e *, *»f * i l l v t *it 11i*r • III III M '.l I irt’ • 11111)1 t • •I (• ••I I "W \ I »>IivV1111* 'tiii; iii III tf »i I-III-1" l.in -io i*\ t*N llll' \ l . l ' l i » \ . I l||) » »14•' * • VI ' i* V\ (•ll'l»l'|l*'l ii i ••) < i i''l ia i 'it S ' l i i ' M 'i , o o tii* Hi'iH'l- i i •I 'I" * t q l. n i't " Vti F nrco h . • . W nllv A rth u r Wins Suit In Stormy Session l u l l A»r «i i -I .It ^unfnrtl ,!i» 1.. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 31, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cc9a5db233d1bbcb751aed233aea2190.pdf 8c55140ee839d1390277966582161808 PDF Text Text ' *> •-• Avfcv.v/ ,#.**.*8 l l - 4 Mrs. Banks’ Part In • Lunch Program Told T H E SANFORD H ER ALD Png* 0 Tuesday. J u ly 29, 1951 A 'JL';.* — x--------- --------------------------------- ; Chinese Attack In Torrential Rain Is Repelled By Allies -if. ft 1 SEOUL. Korea —Allied troops dinging In Hi" southeast slope of Old H aljy lnirlril lin k n Chinese <r.••nroiilin-n iihuc Is today in lorrrntliil rains Hml drenched Urn muddy Korean bailie front for the fourth sirnifthl day A reinforced rom m im M platoon lilt (ho U. N lino in an apparent effort to win rnmplrto control of Ihe strategic wr-.lrrn front hill Tho iilt.uk wa» lioalrn off In n bloody 2 hour Imlllo during which K Ri'ih were killed anil .VI wound rd.l In* Eighth Army said II wn« tho first dash of any size klncr liravy rains closed in on th" I .Vi iii Hr hntil" f mill Saturday. Already fi'-.i inches of rain have fallen on the western front, As­ sociated Press rorrrspundi-nt Milo Fnrnell reporli-d He said some soggy Inmkers raved In ami roads generally were in had shape Fighting for hid llaldy began July 17. The Chinese gained the rrcsl of (lie lull a week ago after It had (hanged hands several times In another m lloti Monday night and Tuesday morning a small fill lies" unit prolied Allied pnslllolis near T-llone I Mil, east of «hj Hahly The Chinese were ilrlveu eff after four Imurs and -15 min tiles of sporadic fighting. (he Army Raid. < H .'’I l»J’.hl homhers of Ihe Fifth Air Force flew ..........;h rain Mon dnv nluht to allnrk rail bridges III Norlliwesl Korea The storm has kept most Allied planes no ihe ground ( 'ily k C o m in in H io n Th"' newspaper uf the Buffalo Veterans Ailmlnblrntlon hospital, where Emmet Rank" of Sanford It nnw n patient, carried a story about Mrs. Arlee Hanks of this city in Its July IH edition. Th" story tells uf Mrs. Ranks part in tho movement bfR'je *n.. the e.irlv LUO'* tu supply noonday lum hes to .irhoo! hlldren In this county. "A small I*1* was charged," Ihe story says, "those who could pity, and tn those who couldn't pny it was free. "This plan ha.t hren copied throughout ninny cities nml towns since. Mrs. Ranks, mother of Emmet Ranks, a patient In B, plny.-d a leading role In starting that di pression dnv Idea. This wns arcompllshed )i> rid'ectlng free food from furmora." Maritfy Group Obtains Another Hotel Unit HU 91*1 Into upper policy levels came rapidly from one-star rank. which Elsenhower held In HML Ily in n , with four stara on tils shoulders, he w-as with President Franklin D. Roosevelt on Blrlly when tho Chief Executive decorated General Mark Clark. 15 F . P . & L. 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Mnu* hi tt'tft ig n n lr fHM«» in| u/»» Hml l« the muf** drlviriKi Hi*' finplov** m riuvun u I I kii rut. pohl I jtjh I im> r^mndrr inn, Th*‘ ('o»t|to|t iojir wen* re- tun, f ‘or Hix y i*|| | ;i H II'I Ilf It 111on III in fp|F '(•■tl liv Mayor Htrmpfr hi lit* hrmtoil |tt (he .htfitor f'luiuthei nf r u m lf it iv o y i ’i i m o f m l*- . l n v i i k f M llp lu y I'*' I i pl« » f'li(i ti no i t l . i i fVmmrrr** Ili-ii .(-iv ivlift) the | 11vu m i ( i f l r n t f . P o re s l Pur T u H ill D e lim iu e n ts Is He O pened Sunn I ' l l MIASSFi: i :»im i »: H om e II the -.tale Is (•» upi'M i* ti ( nf Hu* Im if! Ifllu Kttr* ( Hill Ittslifiiddfi for DHin *11ti rti o ( . i i !, riffir (*rnla In 'Ninvoutfinr or Iif*rfuntinr I I »a i iliit n t Mm m l of ( o im n ls in n r r of S l.tlr In lih t f jo im (oil tv lo .pt fitl i fmtu*h of ji *i|* IITiUfKlU It "■ I* m.l "!-m .d" fat dllle, for tilth. ,1... 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Their last the briefing during a White House conference late In 1991. Mr. Tinprevious meeting had lieen In the Philippines In IMP. At that man received Elsenhower's report on the needs of Ihe Allied Forces time Elsenhowrr. only a lieutenant rolonel, was Mar Arthur's aide. In Europe, which he was organizing under th* North Atlantic Pact. (Anolhor atrip of picture* on Elionhowor't lift w ill ap paar tom orrow.I mummied t» K im v.-tiu ru a .m iu iie Contest To (lose Rival llnioiiH Clash For Camera (lu ll At Picketed Plant TEH HE HAUTE, hid i/P - CIO United A'ltn Workers hnNtered picket Iu ii -h at Ihe Allis Chalmers plaui today lor a serriml A EL In viifihill Ihal failed In malerlall/e Eight persons were Injured, one erillrally. In a pitched halite Mon day when mrmher* of Ihe AFL Inlernalmnal Union ol operntlug Engineer1, tried lo lake over Jobs ni the strikiriR! Aide Workers Tin- AFI. men agreed Monday nlghl .ml lo trv lo break through ,h|( „ t(1(,,|v (l|)t .,|)(||lt lW, (*fn olekelK . liehl pickets march....... marched m light elrrle.. elrele.s in front ol Hie plant gates, lire pared for a change In Ihe rival un ion's plans There was no sign of AFI, men around Ihe platil today Several AFI. members managed to erark ihe plekel lines Thursday ami winked lu Ihe plaid unlil aliiiut ,„mr ,,m| ,, Kalf lielore (|iiitllng lime when they dlp|.ed out a hark door while the crowd walled for them In froiil The "defending" I III group barred Haul Manager Martin Car•on and almul .’UHI Mipi-rvlsory em plnyes from Ihe budding early lo day hut later perrnllled lliem In elder idler a plea (roui Mayor Ralph Tinker two years ago loll never have h. a |»d mill - I VI. I I Mi I re.I l.cgi .lal.ii ■■ appropri r. alvil x| fin ,(MM) lo add teparale tilol fin delill’pieiil while girls, nhtl" women coiive t . and Negro l | ' f*llfihle m*M | M p o r r l u i ^ e | M ill, F lu r llt n I 'm v n .lr I .»$;♦• t I >nn ndditlemil f Ir•- fti'MInt* euulumefit p u n y I n p M 'S i'fltiim Si tv n 'i li. s t » women (o n y p l. mound Ihe eeulral Jn rftn,(iiei*iInn with »ivil tleferute. i f l i l p l o y c r s w h o 'v f m h l' V ffl th e ailinniislr.dlve and nlihlles plant II also allollid MSoiksi lo nperale The C*nnimi««lnn tli<«riMsi*f| n tun-yciir ri'cttril. ihe tn .111uI mi i during tins hlennl ntimin-r 'ft iHM«ilile MHireef nf nrl* i In Hu* Hnnfuni illstrtrt, a »oM urn. fVltlfifml OHv v*i(i«r inrhulln^ Orern | watrh will In* pM'scnlril to |( ,|. However, ( i n v Warren veined H**r|n^R unit I ’liinn I.iihs Iwilh of . Livum, a mirviruiniin fur Un* nuw* Hie * 1,...................... 111.1 non innslriullnn anil 'i f whlrh were reunrtetl to In* for p||le. 1,1 L,in,l,}l,*y» w^° ^,u?1 l"it HpnpuH*ni .ipproprmlMiii af11*r tin1 ft we* nnte<t, tof»4 Mint with nn | consecutive years wllhmii ., |.,.k,| |;ihlri, ........... ||,, „nl)l WAKHINtlTUN i.r- The old Wage nrlemmte fill *-nt inn vilrtrif Mmtrri IIhiV ii *tHfi 1,1 ‘ l*lvi*M lives rihlu t appear Mint then* u'niilrl tic Ht ahill/a I um Hoard fWHHl dies ill ffi'ilil he lu! "1 nut of f.nhe Mf»n,1, “ Avenue. emeii'h enirmh mnuey money In tn rover inver Hi)' Hie up mlillilglil Iniilghl hid a new nne, Ihe fiilliiwiU); will receive , -i i l*nn lir(,-..i...- i i /•" m . , „ , Piuprlidlou will) less power, |.s expelled lo lie f Vnornl-iiop *» Kntler nmrifrHttMl VJi .Vi ! ..(. ■ ,V .......11 1 I H<- tn Hu- *l.»H.nno nperatiims I named slmrllv hy Frortdent Tru ♦1*f»♦ f1'immh|'l"'» Innk intn the W tilt., JI yenl s CHI-Ii; U n ..... . fund sla- I and it nnw will lm man pn**tr||,||ltt* nf ne»Htup un nn nr* iMiiruigiu II, II. ( .oh'iimii, 17 yi urs, I (IM d |,, i- nn- a nail pari of Ihe I Membersmust tie rnnfirmctl by m ins,in, I I years, .1 II hlslilulinn and operate it till- last the Senate, lull ns II is not In rhiferturnl rrmlrnl lemnl. Mr Mhin- V. I iiitnl, 1,1 years; K. I„ I ’m ha, I g six uomth of the biennium ! sessliin. Mr Tninian may name ho|«er r«n»f enrre*poiMlonee refleet* ’the 1 <11n11-1 ailiiplcil a recnni buaril members tn serve until Coo fnrr unfiivnf«t.|v on the itlen find years; M. I> Haid"U, ii yi-ain noting Hint linleRn evnet iMihlter* 1 L a p e l lu d tiiu s w ill gn tu H i- meml ilimi "i it - ( itoimillee nn Ihe | gri-s* ennvettes In January luslilMlel l it ll mil mill service Ii Is repelled he is having illffl |urnl t»** evtfihlhheil the fu llu w -im i: H F lliilln r d n m l I l .lid m u n , l| y i - m s c m l i , ll s A u s I - n ihmnilni ' ('ullages, (lining and cutty finding men In (ill the posts foritrol limn'd wuutd net nttiv on j H n, .1, W. C a ile r , t I H a l,m i kil( lii'ii f;n ddn . and enmigh ollu-r The old VVKII was Ihe center nf •*|tn own nidnhm nf whut l*< nrun- I #>.• fi nil Hmt It won hi he e4ai 1v In* and W. A . F cslt-r, I y e u is c a rli; liOlldings In lake rare of Li girls heated controversy during Ihe sleel If S k in n e r, I ye a r. No p.nl id llu- eeulral admlnistra- strike liccau.se some said certain fill(ttl^erl hy Mnre|iulteo ntnl whim/* Thu siifel driving uwaid.i will linu luiildmg win be opened rrciiinmcmlntlunx H made favored >. In- made at a meeting nf ctnupuny Tile •.Fill Will include a auper organized labor inemhvra, dale gf wiml, will he Until a new hoard Is nuuird, visor, two Iciiehers, two house Ii.it aniimmctsl almitly. U'tlMltHtM I r1**0 I’AFF filial moHuis one relief house mother, Economic Slahlliraliim AdmlnislrnRalph .Stevenson, hurried Imck lo a (lielli lan or cook, a nurse, n tor Roger L Fulnnm could lake Euvpl Inilny and culled on new ciiiidiiUiiHnn i-mtlnt cr niaiidenoncc over ns wage slahllUer, premier At) Maher Pasha with a The new hoard, like the old one, oiau and a part time doctor mussnue from llrillsh Fnrcuin See \ l r At yei ti Mel'hi-rson. super will have equal representation rotary Anthony Eden Intemleoi id the State liuluslrlal from Industry, labor nml Ihe jinliCnnlenls of ihe mes»nne were SeliiHil for Wliiie Girls al nearby lie. It will nol have Ihe old hoard's not tliselused, lull Eden told Ihe i Reii Iii. will have charge of the power tn handle labor disputes. House of Commons In laimlon Mon­ The Amerlenn Federation of La­ Negro girls' unit day Hml Ihe Itrlll.h uovormnent bor Monday ended nne government hopes in irn a "slnhle and orderly worry; 11 announced 11 would co­ TALLAHASSEE i,p Cum pi ml idtnlnlsirallon" einerer from the ler C M (lay forecast a (inter,it operate with Ihe new Imnrd, despite past week's uidu-avnl In Iho Nile Fund hnluncr of an or tu million Hie toss of some nf Its power. Klniploiii which unseated Hint; Fa- dollars Id I I I " end of this fis c a l There luol been specutollnn or­ ganized labor might boycott the ruuk and put (Irn. Mohammed year which will make new laxea Namill) Hey and Maher I’nahn In unnecessary for Ihe HiM-fLl Men weakened WSII The A FL’s Esernllve Council, cimtrnl of the country. nlum F.den abo snldl lint Maher Pnshn however, look opportunity In rrlllllu matin llic slaleiuenl In a let­ had hern assured Itrlluln has "no ter In nil nominee.* Mr Ihe I9.VI clie the new slubllliatlon taw, II ATI IN ROUGE, La. ijs — Gov. which II said has "materially wish lo Intervene" In Etiypl'a In­ l-eglidalure. Robert Kcnunn said the Democrat ternal affairs hut that current weakened liolb price rnnlrnl* and "Although II Is already apparent transfers of llrillnli warships, Hint many rcqucils for iuerensed le Stale Central (.'ommlllco will wage nlnhllizntlnn policy." decide uhether the lamlslann parly troops ami pianos to Hm Su m or addltloni)! aiiproptlallons will Canal Zone "are related solely lo ho proposed tn the next session nf wilt MipiHiit Ihe Slevensim-NpnrkIho possibility of danker to BrllUh the (g.iglidalure It I* Just na appar­ man presidential ticket. He added there was considerable llvdl.** ent that by Hid prncllcii nf Into Klevrnson had Inlarriiplotl • Eu­ economy Ihe State nf Florida could uncertainly In the South about Gov ropean vni’MInti In rotifer In lion- tin adequately financed without ad­ Atllnl Htcvrnsno nf lllimila, the LAKE HARBOR W* - Two DnDemocratic nominee, nud his rundon on Iho momentous Etfypllan ditional taxation," he xnltl. iroli women were killed and two nlou male, Sen John Sparkman events and llien rush here with other members of Ihvlr family In­ The comptroller altached lo Ills of Alabama the llrlllsh inessatfes. jured In a 3-vehlrlo crash nn a Id le r n ulntumrnt showing slain Said Keonno, who led Ihe fight RIcvenson'H return opened tho revenue Inal year was up 11.53 bridge today. of hi* 21 member delegation way for a renprnlntt of talks nn per ccnl over the year before ami Mrs. James Hmlnn, 41, and her the Egyptian demands for Ihe re­ .aid rcelptt for the prraent buil- against "loyalty pledges" al tho mother, Mrs, Rachel (Hack Dyer, Democratic National Eonvonllon moval of Hrltlsh troops from Ihe ne»» year also should show an In 88, were killed Inst week In Chicago: !/ Canal Zone and llrlllsh recognlt nn rreaie. At „„„ Hello Glade Memorial Hoa"The decision should lie decided m of Egyptian sovereignty over Ihe There wan n linlonee nf 2fl mil by tho party os n whole. The peo- P***J Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, now ruled lion dollars In tho Gimeral Fund iiln will make their wishes known ("ishnnd of the younger woman. Anglo Jointly hy the llrlllsh and Egyp- al Iho beginning of this huslness In the too member Central Com­ nml their daughter, Corn) Ann, 10. lU n i year July 1. mittee I feel It Is a n utter for Iludon his fractured ribs and faci­ al cut* nml tho child has a broken Taking Inin account Ihal balance, tho committee In decide." W IIATI.R V WINH OITT arm and a lacerated eye. tho anticipated Increase In revThe commit Ice runs the party I1, FORT MYERS UR - Jain mi M. onuoi and anlldpnlnd expcndlSlate Highway Patrolman James machinery In this heuvtlv Demo­ Wtialley, Imnutkalee, who went to lure* this year an already fixed F. Her Ira m reported! hstn tradercratic stale. It has tho imwer to court lo have nhxcntue balloli appropriations, Hoy said " It would trailer driven by Golen English, 31, thrown nut in (ho Collier County seem apparent at this time the name the nomlneca the Louisiana T«mpe, was crossing a bridge at party will hark, and tn place them Democratic primary, apparently balance In the (lonoral Fund Lake Harbor when a car *ld#' hoi wop nomination as ihorUf ovor should be around 38 to 40 million on the ballot under the “ rooaler" wiped It. symbol. if, y intUmbonl Lowlo J, Thorp. , Tne occupant oft ho car, David dollar*." Kennon had no comment when Thorp had i narrow lead In Ha rapaatad hU ott-expressed asked If It waa possible the name X. Payne, 28, HUlean, and Engllah !b« official rcaulfa, but W h itb y slopped their vahldea to discus* intention that the state needi lirought ault to have Iho cin vau ln j about 19 million dollars In the Oenthe accident. The . truck waa board throw out tho a b u n lM br aral Fund every aummer to carry to Key West in* 98 hour* ind on# rammed from the rear by tba lota. Whatley contandad th# rat Hudon car, uld Bertram. It through the low tan-yielding minute. (rallon aunorvlior Uauod abien Tho swimmer*, who battled 5month* of fall and early winter. “ oU before written application! L u t year an 18 minion dollar fool waves and 98 hour* of rainfall S o u th e r n D e m o a , thorn wort on flit. _ ' balance in July dwindled to the after leaving Havana at U :O I p. m. Circuit ju d ie Lynn Oorald nUjd EflT Saturday, reached Kej -------------- had to d fO ntlRSM r > M r i M Oael Monday In Whatlay'a lavor. WE# the Democratic team. i# abiontco ballot) thrown - Mil. Georgia's governor, Herman Tai­ alloy la in th# winning poaltf ntsdge, one of the leaders in Uw Ne/a oz Southern fight egalnst a strong :| Fur (tiivliiK t*'U i «»n f »u|Sa* ywiM without a rliitf u t'lihlf nn « Th- f .|oo fin **#f 4 motion i •li’filp t mplnym i.. pi oNi ntrtJ u ,*oli) (n nnlifv * i" •! *h fori - nut h*Ht |r»i w n lr fi hy tlio p u w ri n m ip in v I h o In flue ft:*inti cllh* Mint f nre In will In* I y o u r, t liio n rc h o iit it-. M/ilow o| * Wagt! Stabilization Board Dios Tonite, Another Expected Faro uU No New Taxes Are Needed Says Gay In His Fiscal Report Louisiana Central Committee Will Settle Party Issue 2 Women Are Killed In Highway Accident , . M * hdng lo i Wit# ■M xW JESPJ^*5irc3,an zwimman r#it#d bar# today aft three hours aach Inside fram* 13 feet by n feet, was floated by all drum* benes wooden civil rights plank u the party platt frame tq# witiooti Fifty pominfi, s ri ’T i•clnlo mar, Uw RapubUit b# - ' « Uw Imeharou* 90 op#n *#* from Havana the swim men out I th# Chtaa coast. °* at 4d w u ^ llu- Sanford Camera Club'f 'ontest "A Hay al III" Zoo" will "lid id midnight on Thursday, Fall u k Hi rgrre, adviser to tinrbil>, said today. \!l entries slmnhl tu- turned in lo A. .1 Greer at the Florida Home lia* Company Judge* m the rontest will lie Gurdnii Swiitiey and Charlie Morrison, Mi llrigere added llinl In- lum self hml dropped nut a* a Judge hrennm Mis. Ili-rgeie, a mi-Mlni of ihe i luh, wn-< mihmitling i ii tries and In- wished Ihe jlldgiug to lie a- fan and impnitlal as pus slide Fairies udl be judged on * hm l, nf human interest fir it nml i oniposjlmn ai oiidly, he said. Hue tn the fact that most phot-* finiidling Imps do pi lid i !>v >, pi, hues, Mr Hergero said Unit any i/e from J hy ft In 5 by / Will la- aiTiptabli- The pii-lui-s Inn d I"- -ingle weight g in -:iy Fiue.s of ilg , fH and Jfi will he nwardnl hy (in- Jit, John', IF alt, Company The next meeting of rh< rnnn iu , lid, will la- held at ria City Hall on Aug. ti. No (iamhliiiK' In State Is Word Of SherifIs I M.I.AI1AS.SF.E lip—Gov Warren has Hie word of Ihe 07 aherdfs Hud Ihere Is no open, organized gambling In Florida Sumo rnneeded there might lie ‘ "•ur- sneak buhls, but all claim Hie gambling situation Is cleaned up belter Ilian ever before The sheriffs made their report* in response In a letter Warren sunt each nf Ihrm nn June l l ask tllg In he inform i'll what they were lining lo enfnrrc gambling law and what steps were Iming taken against men m Ihcir inunlles who purchased federal gambling sla mi's. Mary nf them reported simply they had no gambling and no holders nf federal gambling stamps in Ihcir counties Others made detailed rrixirts, like Dade County Sheriff Snimv Henderson's statement nf 189 nr rests between Jan I and May .11 O’Dwyer Denies He Is Considering Seeking Mexican Citizenship MEXICO CITY IAV—Ambassador William O'Dwyer today furiously drilled reports he was mnsldurlog lircnmlng a Mexican rllizen The ambassador's violent rear Hon was provoked by a news story (not hy The Associated Press) which speculated mi Ihe jmssllilllly of O'Dwyer retiring from politic life nflcrt he Nnvemlier elections in the U. S. and licromlng a citizen nf Mexico. O’Dwyer, former New York City mayor, has been very popular In this country. O'Dwyer learned hy telephone this mnrnlni* of publication of the atnrr anil Immediately summoned If, N correspondent* tn Ihe cm basay residence. One ->f llu- largest pnrrt-ls of real estate In Dcltnry, the Triplex owned hy Mi-.. Muthllihi Gi-minln, wn* mid rrn-ntly lo Mrs. Il-n ru-it« G Mugoiie of Huy till-;, Long Islnud, N. Y. Mrs. Maguire is a New York school teacher and Is planning to rcttic thin full, nl which I,lm-- lie will uink( her home In DeHary. This transaction wan handled by liny |' Feck, realtor of D-dlury. Spouse, A m azed I l l i s h a m f ’s . '•'A 'V . ■ ■ ,U".. r* III' \ m s t-L " :0 i& ) i, ik 'i a t AhhhiiM And Mattery t C r im O H , ( use Is t o n t in u c d Th" cas" uf th" .Slid" v*. Calvin McKinney, chnigi-d with nsmiull and battery, was cuntlnueil to lh" Ill I I , Ell Fa up Tile altrarllve m-xt ti-iui in (he County Court to­ day, m ini ding lo George A. ftpeel, IK year uld widow id Millard F Wright, ro n fevid burglar who Jr,, prosecuting attorney. Tin- prosri-ullim wns tumid" lo vainly huiii-d brain surgery wimhl ball Ills id" uf crime, is In Jnli In ing the i'll*" to court hei-noso th" Inday charged with helping him most Important witness, Nathaniel lout a senre or more nnmes nf Rcdoiiimi, th" man allegedly ntlurked, tins gone north and can­ mure than $29,ooo M rs Hubert a Wright, described not he found at this time. The I’asii against Charles Jnrhv ni-igbbnrs and frlemls as the "wholesome, quiet lype." had al- dan, charged with assault and bat­ way- maintained an air of shocked tery, was noil" pruned after full lim orrnrr when rnnfrrinted with Investigation showed R to ho a ciixo which ought not to he tier husband's crimes Hill now slate police liave filed hi ought to court, Ml . 8|ieer said. 21 charges uf burglary ngnlnsl her Sul Find A HlMclinanu said she admitted serving as Irwikmd while her hmdiaml hurglarlrcd homes in h four .late. Wrlgld ntlrneted nation wide J a c k s o n v il l e t Finridn alli-iiiliin In FM7 hy iiudergnlng brain surgery I prefrnnlal loluiln I ollcHur uf Inlernnl llovi-nue John my) tu an attempt In cure his I. Fobs said Monday he hnd ad­ pathological urge In steal Two vised If S Commissioner of Invears Inlrr he w n s parnled from li-rnal Ill-venue John II. Dunlap lad as cured and npuenred to be Ihal he was "no lunger Interested In cnnlinulng in the inlernnl reve­ leading a normal life nue service/’ Fuller arrested Wrlgld Iasi June Fahs, cnlleetnr in Florida nearly H ami found' his Pittsburgh apart- I I years, said he turned down a inenl lammed with stolen goods. direclnrshlp under the Revenue Taken lo Ihe Holler Slab- Police Bureau's rrnrganizntlnn because llnrrnck* for qiieslionlng. he killed he would have In give up a number himself .lone 20 In a fit nf re of Ids business interests. morse. Fahs' nulsido Interests, although Said Mr* Wrlgld when her hus­ he has hern Innetlve In them, In band was arrosled: elude n directorship and vice pres­ " I ’m past ainazemenl I don’t idency of the First National Hunk know how he could have done II uf U-eilmrg. ownership nf a citrus without my knowledge except when grove anda n interest in nn nutomobile dealership. I was visiting a girl friend " A d m its O w n G u ilt Falls Will [{diminish Post A Collector AND. . . WHAT’LL YOU HAVE? I 1 T.t'ly FplpphoncTip f o r F d e r f t^ C G onLonriDHtnce Calls ua -WE'RE EQUIPPED TO EQUIP YOU FOR FUN! wri.almtaaaw M S3f« . . . a*» hew w ■" hi the 8M*et GOODS 'Mt 7^(1 aaa laa* f f m Mt«e» W ... DAYTONA REACH, The Os­ ceola Hol.-l pm per lies at 1130 S. Ridgewood AV". hnve become tho sixth unit in the chain of homes for the elderly owned hy Fellow­ ship Foundation, Inc. C. A. Muddy, direclor of the Fellowship Center, Ormond Reach, announced that the foundation had bought the hotrl for 1180,000 from Mr. and Mrs. Charles [looth, Tho purchase includes Hie hotel, which will provide 121 sleeping rooms, several two-room apartmentx und 28 rooms for office, and llu- building now occupied by Ridgewood (Hlenpathic Mrdlcal Hoipitnl. which linn n lease of two years nml thr«" months moze. ^ Other units in the Foundation w chain are the Center In Ormond Hi-nrli, formerly fmhionable Hotel Ormond, the Casements and homes at Lake Alfred, Tampa and Arcadia. ■ R \ M - V . ____________________ i p M a M SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS n. M ao. ru t �- IF YO U D O N ’T T i l l . W E .V L IIf .H tin ier alls (air and continued rather u .itm through llmr-day. r v it'lil Im ttltli'lv ngnlii led dinners .ilnl itiiiiiilcr lunit'i . Lmter I n-l ' iei f .iiul i xtii'im n.it.'i ■i.m anil .vnl« 1> M'alU lt'il aftL.iioco it.u iv »: cI m !ie I* receive four Stanford Herald. City Delleery, by 7:00 I*. M., please rail YELLOW ( A ll l l l l AN IN IH -R 'K N IIK N 'I* ILNI1.N N K XVSIM I'ER BSW1 X X X X I I I ... -Ksr-flK«r»!. iuu« hANb oi t i ‘T Second Part Earl Brown Is Named President Of Angas Report Of Jeffries St. Johns-Indian River Canal Group Urges B road 4 Report Told Sew er Plan Changes In P o l i c e Department Urged; Steps Are Taken To Bar Dope Peddlers i An Hssisintlon Interested in the “ the Idg potentiality of tin- ennui Hi. John's Indian River canal proj­ project i-i to at I met the tldid| wouldn't lin e if ect lioaid George Gibbs, lender in llig people It the |'io war Ht. John's Indian they didn't have a nickel River t'anal Association, declau the Innius we want." lie deploieil in, fact tb.il III. today that, “ If yon ever show the punting great wealthy of the World the beauties 1’iHei llliie.it I •ill ml hi Soul It of Central Florida, the wealth of sums for flood the world will center In f'eiitrnl Kl'irMii nml Dint •• ntrnl nml i,i»t!h Klnrliln nr•• not i« fn f,n iti" from Florida." The group was also addressed tlii. ••%|i«ii(|ittin' I'lir annul -I ioiiM i Ih I# n-l 1tinf •'••ntrnl Kluritln liv Cordon Mobli'v of tin* Corps of Engineers In Jacksonville, Col II coiiM •• x1•• .! front tliis. |rrt*jif |»»*ntl lit" |'i i-i'nt in, In «*it|itt'iiit»*(l 0 . Gee, Col. A- G Matthews, liar •Vi»u t'nvr l to* vvatiTwnx. tin* ty Foxxard of Jacksonville who n»* served ns temporary rhnirmaii and cliinnti*, mi.| 1li»* "ml J Kilwm linker, ehairiiuui <•( the •mil. **lntt vim nr»* * »i 11 ri'iiuivr.l t*\ 1. egi-luture's waterways commit­ Tlint il' »it «*mf mint ("llllll" fit* ,• 11%«« 1M 1nf nnutri »vu\ •. tee. The orpaiiitaiion, to be known tin* S» liilin'i m il tin* 111.tlnn ns l he HI InM.'s lo linn River I in I|»* III |p' it til Mil'll! Inn III.If tin* proveimni Committee, selected Fnrl Itrown of Pel and a* its pres­ t • i 'I ii * loti 11« ••••«••!'•«»•ia* |io lrlltlil ••( ident, Al Lee of Hanford us first I Ilf |iri»K» f In' . llll 111••1• .| f|V|.t lint* it vice president an t Fd (inode in of itifll III.Ill IfV *>*•’111 In flllli.W ill NNlit •'! *Vfl V* Tilosvilb ns second vice president I Ilf 1f :ia t. ..f “ ' niilni *1 i‘.tl|)i| Iti .-f.lli** M Iffi'fll The ebnirinan will appoint a secretary, tieasilier. and n l..eird iii.liMt»fit • "til* r ' ........... I, n.Mliur of direcloes conGs'imr of two Vtml If III 11111•mil lout 1MBit* M.ltillf nieintiers from encli entintv in n||f I • t. » • rr.lt I" Ik' nf tin* ill solved, rite committee plans In tlnll 'Mil 1. II. V• .I Unit IM'I I aila'illll take over the charier of tin- ere 1 lii In' tmi|i<rl*'«t frnm \ t»• .*»••*l;t t.\ ill.' |»..|I nf I'llimxi'llll, |IH%% * war *a». John'*-Iml'an Illvei Ciiiml llilf . nir »l •• If.t fit I n. n I |1."|| tin* Association if possible. l»|MUI tl nf till' |lll»pt»"i'.| .llllll The prnih-l, which is esllmuted Mi. M.ititi'V ii»illin»'il tin* lx%«» to coat *10.000.000, recent I v ie- al||f|.p t.'il »ni|ti'H fn| til* tfllllll, OM*' r eived the endorsement of the Mu­ t.'»iviti.* I hIvp Murtifv »fti>I f*r•*#••*••*t rine Association of Florida, an or- itn» t.I till* Inn lli t'll.l Ilf till* gnnirntioo of Florida host owners, | tiilimi Ihv.r n*o| tli. n'lirr ti*ii%t*»%r in n resolution which said that the fin* Si Inl'Os* Klvi'f lit I' i i m Ii * ! ul •• group "endorses the canal an amt ............tin*' • » 1 I>" •i%rH » does urge and recommend it* early |*l "lllflll I 11* • t • II ""M't "O til*' roll"! tori ion to meet the llliinediute l"ltini| ItlV. I Hill liulf On* I It «•» needs ef national defense and ■om | | t f r villi' 111. |||«|f.| Inn, tin .llllll |*Ht •»•»-•• merer." Also endorsing the nropo-nl Is n nf t l|f lillllll mil Il'MllHtl II".I flnml telegram to Forrest Itreckeliridite rofitfol, iiful iiii'lit mill'll tin* I'1*'* nmnneer of the Seminole Ci.un'v ,, „| i *umI f••• 111*' • *» 1 ' "'l riwinlMT *»f Cninm*MT«* fn»iM ,,f t!••• •11112*1 i»r»*\••»»I mix I****1 Jacksonville power Huaodroii. mi (i||, ...... m of suit wale. organization of larkaoitville |iower x, i|„. Corps of F.ngi tain* owners. fleer' plan •" allow will, r dm me Genree Gltihs of Jncksoliv die in (|,„M| , , I n ri-« to five f> i Ids address to the meeting, called |(„,| ,,, ,li-,-t-iif «e |I al.-.v. tha' -nd However, lie n.ble* for a state port and waterways ,,,,p,i, |, authority to Issue bonds for the .1 „i it , sir'." Game and I ish development of Florida's p.»t« Cemnit'.-ion (avi.rs alh.vvipg Mowith the debt being paid off by the ware. ... .Is........veil feel disi-luirgiog and «ul'l <ha( i". dell receipts from the ports. l . ’nn.lnneg as .•"«» Mr. Glide, told the group section Two nf tlir* “Jeffries Report'’ deals with the traffic situation in the City uf Kunlnnt, - 0n d covers the “lierural l(«*c*ontm.ndatlons”, "Citlx.-nry Assilance", and the ‘Termination Sur­ vey Coverage”. Reorganization and lumlcrnisiL tlnn of the I’oliee IJ«*|iartmrlit irecommended with -evnal new recruits being added tininnlintc|>. The practice nf pulicrmen nf the Negro races being assigned to Negro areas is encouraged. The inauguratiuii uf u iniNlern pay ailnn for liollceiiieut .o.iiiiieniur4 t e with tIts* riling cg»t of living ie urged. It also rerniilliirnds tin* appoint rnent of a ipialified officer to the position of detective and the as­ signment of a captain of police t ■ the traffic department with full auhnrity over enforcement of all traffic ordinance*. Three after dark patrol cars operated l>y three men each are also proponed, one for Negro areas, one for white, and one In reserve. The u«e of Alnototcyi'lr* hy the department ia discouraged. A f>0 percent Increase In police telephone call boxes is suggested, as well as the maintainiiig of o Mobile I'olice Itailio Auxiliary llroadcasting Station. ronimriilitix today on the re­ ported sale of Illegal drugs In Sanford children, Muyor NV. II. Htemper said, *‘i would like to lake this opportunity In slate m that Immediate steps have ul* ready been taken to protect our community from Insidious In­ filtration of narcotic peddlers from nearby areas. 'The prooer authorities urc a l­ ready working on the few In stances reported. The local police shall diligently cunlinne assisting and Initiating the apprehension of Violators, Also, | should like to repeat that the Commission with tha necessary help of all the cltiAiens Is planning to luunrh pro ■* warns fo r, iinptoveiue.its and tlu elimination nf the evils. '*Ths unbiased evaluation of the recommendations of the "Jeffries Report" run fninlsu the Impetus to effect necessary and practical improvements fur more service for Pivu Sanford Cadets less money to the people of Han­ ford p in s Inviting increased To Attend Panama healthy growth. I'he citizen. of C i t y Encampment Sanford are urged to cooperate b,. uctive participation and construe Civil Air I ’nlral official, in Han m live crilirisui, and by uUemliog * Commission meelingx and learn ford will play host lo a group of ing more of your City Govern Canadian Air Force cadets ut i. mani. Vour opinions ore r.speet.,1 llur-lt-Q supper Fiiday. I.icul. C.d. •ml needed lo insure guvernuiunt Forr.«l llreckenrl.lge, Wing |ii»ifor all of Ihe people," Gir Mnyoi | officer in charge of the affair, tu! i i o ' ' aonounred today. C‘,y iS The ......... . wilt he follow......... « .u /fl? l.n t n.trnl „r .n IU'’. f r i " »"'■• rid" on the HI. John's and « meterl .he Jeffrie, IWfr? . Report , P",rkl" Hall .......... sponsored meter., Ihe r eg-1dance , , alr Ihe , Cite , K,orl,ta |V commends (hat a HU minute polr d nf the Civil M r Palrol and the of parking meterx be insliluted, Hanford si)uadron. a that the present manually uperThe Canadians will remain in ••••) mefera be placed in outlying buxines, d letrld . and that 600 Hanford overnight n guests In new automatic parking meter, hi iwivnto homes. On Saturday the purchased within the next two party will go to the Herman Mor­ year, for use In the business dls- ris,-. M l) rnmn for a lour of the trlct. Title would farlliate the ranch, nfter which the) will leave parking problem bensfitting both for Silver Springs. the .hopping motorist nml the prior to their visit m Hanford inurchaiiU. the Canadians will he entertained Th» puichtts*. of Iwo uffulreil parking lut< it olio racoiiiniemJc I in Orlando, \rrlvitur there tomor­ as a means of casing the parking row hv air. they will be the guests ' • problem. L iii I. parking on First or l.leut. Col Waite** I'billlnx of H ired, should be discontinued and the Florida Wing staff tor a lurk parallel narking subetltuteil and ey dinner anil movie*. They will Ihe growing importance of First spend the night at the P u t Gatlin Htrcet a . a major thoroughfare Is Hotel In Orlando before coming to eniphaslied. Hanford. . r,T'l*c,,n<,nt of overhead Other points of intere-t in Cen­ frafflo signals by two-way six tral Florida to be visited by the W f0"* »l«i|fhloii traffic air cadets oro Hnnlundo Hprlng*. ? * “ • '* A ll new traffic and Daytonn Reach. Tuesday 0i*>' signal* should have pedestrian will leave for Tampa where they ■<«nal. (W ait-W alk) e»p«. will inspret Mc-nill Field and later clally In the vlrlnltir of achool. proceed to West I ’alm Reach and • fhurchea, and hospital*. All major dead end etreata should |» pro. U k « Worth. tected by rial seven lenses, reFIvo Civil Air I ’ntrol cadets fleclorlxed beacon*, and all inter. from the Hanford Hquadron will •««!' »‘ r*«tn mould be reflaclorlxed. Present street signs leave Orlando hy nir Haturday for S t ^ t a w l to bo Inad^ualo and Tyndall A F II in I ’nnuma City for antiquated and should be replaced two weeks encainmnent, Lieut. Col llrrckenrldge said. v> qqtlqt,* »■ r« tf . These five aro First Id. Tom Andes, Second Lt. Harvey NVtlkenson, Sgt. Rmlmun Brumley, Hgt. (I hsII hh.H OM p«ae Tfclrcl O iillny Ol $1,210,000 lilstiin;itcil As Cost Of M otlcrni/inj' City Sevveraiif S y s t e m Na mailer kaw far away Mam home you may t a o n yanviratlon you raa readily ealeb up an the home towM aewe by ' “"ding Ihe Haafard HeraM wbea you return. You eaa arraaia with your rarrlar bay, or IbimiBk Charlie Marr«n*L circalatlau maaaeer. bv teleabanlag tj.-. 14% la kaea your regular 1 of tka Herald saved far you arkila yoa ara away, ta ba d* Hatred ta yaur kaaM la awe jMkai# upon yoar return. Than la ua extra charge. Tha Mfular weekly eebecrlatlea rule will callllo all regular aa% aerikere tu Ihla addillanal aerv Ire. Before leaving an your »attfJan simply notify vaar earr|a# bay or talepkona t ' “ drealatloa department. Angtas To Appear At Jaycee Meeting A general roundtable discussion of the sewerage problem In Han­ ford will be open to the public at tha Junior Chamber of Com­ merce meeting In the Yacht Club tomorrow «t U f30 o’clock It wav announced today hy Jeycee Pre­ sident Douglas Btenstrom. Robert M. Angas, chief consult­ ant of • Jacksonville engineering flnn , which made a recent survey of the eewengo situation here will be at the meeting to answer questlona, City Commlsaloner John Ka.ter ■aid that ell commissioners would be at thte meeting lo participate In the discussion. Tha Jayceo luncheon will begin a I2:Q0 p.m., i«itoil V» ir r I(I If. Governor, Cabinet Members Pledge Efforts For Stevenson; GOP Heads Sees Hurts Healed Ferris Bryant Clarifies “ Misnamed n!f 1<ciy Loyalty Pledge” Of Demo Convention Program Put On Van Fleet Sees By Local Talent Peace Chance In At Kiwanis Meet Korea Lessening .. 1•* !-. Seen As Shili hi Nerd 1)1 I,nx ilh 1' I**11;•<* Ni Ki'tl CroNH Dinaster (iroup To Meet Movie ... t if L . N k s i i a n . ,u i v r i i i / V y ^ T ' W . 1 1 1 ci 1 S.i\- i lc* •. B e ­ NcwCummitteeChairtin* i*n«t nf ini|*r«*%•-linn ti t>i S.infiiril's *iiiitiirt|iul ii wriQifi1 i >*a Inml Skill I ill) i l m.ui Anoiinces ApI•*tn h < iiviiiiimrinli'il li\ Kiitifrt M .cut A 111 1 W ill Do puiiiimciit VllfTfl ' mill \*i»*cliiti' ■nliMilthlK i M^iin i'i ' of .1it.-k mnx illi*, amount^ Csini|).ii(;n Officials All I lc ( in I . l l i - l p tii | lA'Iti.tiOi, not iii.'linluikr tin* oi In mot i.it • n»'i i .ii i . ii* prinmry m' wufi Inntiii«»nt (ilniit • m ,\|. A r N nil Ittfi ,• i»l«* roil U X-tlllNi. 11. r* N.ititmaI V11 NS 1 N ,* 1.14% tli i man fitlfpiinal |ilant t NtlxavRli'il tiv tlt«a , ti.i 1a111.1.t \ 1:• nr I. Nil lit Hii *i I it Id f II **14*11 *'M*v|s is (ii ||d' U.t VIII t* ol In* * oiil.iitu'il 1 lllil "t 1l.'I.N O. 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M .»•• XI |, || | llllll *'\* i ut INi* If* mo, i tilt MUft'l i to Im l. * *1 I'll |*111•11« lefll ll NNtlfl •! tllllflilt NN ltll • .If I .NN •I.I ,1 t l.t I • tl .) ' oil pi.ill-'. I.1 v.•?• '»N .1,1, '. 1,1(III ito M p. i Min ii ri'pir tll|f If .lit, it:in il to . i 'iii i il lif.nl N•*%•» t l* tin' lc••i*. •* i nay** ■(14.11 tl I Ml \' ■Her I €*i• > nf Sunf *'i.I ‘M m «*Iihi K«'4 -I I lit.' • I f I Inini'liii \ - In \N :i"huit! IIIW, llflltl'llli 1 'I NIII'*' llllll l.llkt' tl'tl III • *' | - l l 1"1 fl* •- 1,-1 l| • i, ■ni .lllil MINNS nni it. i lo Moilio* Mini iif llif M '\ti'|. fllil III hi llll • 1/lot* | I'l. ■■ i•:i i i ■t HI I " 1" l ,if pnlilit 19\ f"i 11," III** \i il ll t fill'*' of llll •itllkllf ml, \ ltllBfl.il l oil , 111111a'•' Mil , • "1 1 • ' V, .h. *•» tli..... (Million of Ho Ink** itt "I' l hi| 1 i ' N 1" | , , ni.- i, i S Ilfs 1l*a t 1 «1.1 ‘ .ml all ftnii 1114*11 *'I*MM' I't t*%lltl|f \ III I III* '* NN••I llllt VN||| 1.. ."In i atm • * I ml f ill* im* Iml'I i I' |io||nt*••| iiiiil tin* In llllll it ll. im1,.Itiliofi.il | J > , ,to nv lil'.iih |ii.ii pollllt It'll I «|4| 11«' Mill III llllll lo oil •• 1 » . h. ip ............ . 1i . tl | i.r nl .O' 1 i i, ,i Hi.n Vi I Vl'l ?* I III'* I Ollllll loll I* i* 11!!'•*iIII 1xNit N*t•• il.H t • ll tli" ill •i .1 m • Ml l| I n not». * ulili jtMi r.ii't *•f 11« ........ . •i tf Sin llo hfil S .1 V I'ic * . n t "in MnnuipMl l*i»*r nnIo i ** tin 1H liuli \ I P' Id ■ tx III llif tiOP Sermon By Ktl kanc ( . i c i H I . l l . 1 i II I* wi'ui r ilini In n p • I* i al-* * *|ult« pi f ,t|t ll •t .111% '1.Oil NN4-1•' NN1*1 I I i « h l i K h t s S l i o nv S t il t * Is lll'.l W .I7 notn'i'iiMi in Du motif|« «if Hif I "lot'll ' ' •I « f Ilf I llllp nl (it'll I NI 111*' IIII •• Hi I bn III I "1111111 rim k W i-t of l i« iti'ii AV«- I ><s ir!Ill '» ' i olt inni'I lln p a l l) Ol Al>lc Ki wanum, l ’u C id A t m i s t i< vt.lt" thill* I I I * t '! I ,1 I...r lll|«*. • -.tilll «■•'«' M o n .til* S o u I A o il'll o|| iii.) Sr, | cl ai \ nl i ,i. It \ “ A* ili«a In k on nillf • urvvv l n i k " i " i nl Itli'ioi" .un i S e n llmcli KlNVIlllillllR wt*l" *' nl *•! IIIItie'll |.\ sl i tl 1. Kui • .i l* ton I .inn ( • I IN .I1." ||i| llll x r e ready lo ( luiiili' l*\ t In t 1 it. Pul.Ill' llealtlt M till*** n f N f b t . ' i ' k u (ul* nt frnm l)i"ii " nnn i luli ui Du* A Van Kl"i»i '.nil KmI.in Hib*i •• i HervicPi sliuNi e,l much inglie ' I I'uk-uii v\lm Imicbed uh u drill | wee kl> linirlii'uii hi Do Yut'hi riui* It"" i lam*' h*i .in armi lii" in •M Mill Old « 11•11 .|\ (I | I He I m-iiiu 1Nl at tN 4»"l|l I l uvri BK<' 'I' lfnT*, <>f ...................... .. jgj s t m t a t Ihe |(..|iiil.llruii c»iu t,„|, tiiiluy. 11n«|«*|- D m* ^i'i,i*i nl npi'r i\u i« .i th Hi «•vrr Im t *1•• • - I. V> in 1 ,1 -re Kill <1 to liftfli ,ll-s.,lve.| i i . v I'V.'iilaio in i s|,.'eeli bln-line G.»v tin I *x i:ii.Mli \ i .,, * till »"I"M • r Kllpl'll Nil li'kllHlll S.f (lit »l'< liii llh Them . I Io n ,'i <>l Neu Noik. d i| j|i Moll nidi i in I n il i III.m ill. 1 • a f a I I ll" N N I « M |« It I.i* * ••mm11f•••. lit" pi run D r ill VII tin' l{('|io|f roiilliui* *, 'om • o llll Fi . ilium, i -I. ill,.gists. ills i In* *11*11•! i i*i»t"l**t| i i . irf uf * i 1pi ii'p* I Imi iii o n 1 In* i 1,1. . It" chi-. d linn,l. li lie ..(fil e III.,I Ii, >ll| f'i I |'| "I'l" 11Hli I m fl ■ .1 ilii.i I'lilMiufi i» tliMf tin' City nf ^Mi l t u»«»li ..... I I n IM | im, , . I.il, w ill III In 10 ll. I I ‘..lllil lllil lo I'.ll Mlllll H V |*l • M l * I'M* "ll Ills I i v lint ju^tifli'il in <|.t rnliiti* in* I 11KI 'l|* I* <1 |l\ t lie 11. ||,.V .,| | I.' II f . . k ell.I -.ei ii lieu ■ Old Ml.if ft" ' ->lii III •' •Ul • Mi(!i pin tf i. nl loti noli Xt«,|af •til 1 M « -.1 il < i ,,i ■ Mi Util f III it Citv Attorney K’ule:; pljtfl-ll ., ,11.|*.lit.li Ki - ' 1 1 1 I 1 4 * N • III I lilts .1 \ 1*1-.II I hup "lilt * » ••• til 0*>l til* NN ill I ill* I „l H flll'f* *11 tl t ill *, k t.r I is * , | | Against lli*> K im " ^1•*lll "I to. I ••* *•'III l"|l||l (nil p I 'll 1 • «IU tl "II I I "llll" ‘ • I < ...... II. Ml M W iI'm k> ' 1 ,, II* ltd Ills' I • «t '.It I •mli • tintIniikr \ •1.1 iiiitli* in ni.i 1 d M i,l,..l In. . N lllil • II"" "III |*l I II" I ><l»' Ill ti 1* III "Ik II" • .Ip J.lilt* Mt It ill ||| ,1 val !•'t om O I I i * «• ;i *n Simfoiil Ini" ti \"t**in "I f : . I it..Id , »•',• 1 |'• Milt NNlit' I "ll e ll I ltd* N|t f*.| fill III* r «ll"| .ll III *'«"lll .* I- .1 II I Inin «l i nni t , i mitpli I* . pm , Nf" * ilii t "Ilf Itl* lit " III.if While ,.f H \ *ti it'll IL ,j,t|. , II • M •« I • "Ml .1 (!*"% ll • • I The City Com m .-'.... 11 1 of Illf Nllllltjll \ INN.lb'• flllln 1 i 1 ......1..II I .11 .11 I A " 1*1 ,H I IN" p tl I 1" It"* III" • "lllp.'l iltmiiH* miiI tf i ,i {i Mill its reappolntim'in of H a m l* * *<tol||| N\Alf ft*I NNtllllil 111* lillllll I «*.«Ill|' 1.hi I" pnl I i"i-nh"NN • i hi \ tll.f . III 1. I l«4li| 1 H III), L lie n • I *pilf" I I ll i" • • I ns chairman of the Ctv.l H. rvi. e pn- - ili|*- Ilii' t'n I uf | M-fii nil > i 11.1lit In. l||. \\ Illf• Di i i m "f III Ml x N*I • l 1• ft" pMr . ' I ||,mill at its meeting in Cilv Hull ito illl NNII li'| NNltll ill* •.llll'.. In 1!••• I M'Iiiim i nti* rump i hmi I'l on I.I ll I"i in tl pi m" i mu. I l i Inn"* * 11 ot • 11 i I ' t** Monday night, Thomu*. I.em.oi tl* Ml I' .1 II "I’l llll "III NNl 1*• Ill'll il Ht I :»»•« lllil.I* \%onk 1 lo* pmhilot in •• l‘"l I IB•IeVI ♦ "I I ml Iti. o * m i . 1* % i lly manager, said todai | if K I..D . Vtl .'HIM '"lllil < H "llll I I "IIIM Hi.I w 1,1, I, In- I nl t ... | "Wi- mi* of ilic opiunm, i n rh The board wa« advised Iw \ > ' ••Vl'l. llllll ni|lii* no1(lull lioillil ilnl Mi***» lp|M I III*% .Ippl'MI "ll t" "Nn nf,.i,I'-. \> null.-1 I III" Ini n i it I t loud Hhlnholser. city attorney that M- lfl.v | l l I l ntliiienitf ( ll< n1in I PI **lIvy ft „„ I m* ilii• * li'il lllol" .ll III" D"llto mu " Nli G,,ff ii-olo-d in n i.-w I A 4In I III ll'l'.'ll Lee c.mbl not lie removed from of llf |(ll, M»VI*fl* ...Vl.ri. pllllllt I ■t tin |t|«ilf"i in «in il i h’lil |tl ink i.’iiniii in w i.o'li lo- i l.rxiiK.--! 'I Illf Mill . .(It II k fice unless he bad y .'la lr.l l o Vnt.(l| J|nat|| 1|t|l| III.t*i tl lln* |'.ii »\ **• intinHii * i ••t% I all.- I . • In k i , l wolds, oi |-r i I I 'l * 'l l • •• I t l " I ’ivll Sfivlri* rod#*, lilttl In* ■»i• *■•*•• \ «11-II ' il •' NI'!'' "ll III 11111II*1 .mm! • d II,-I III, - I lln- . Ini,* - no l,,l , , > II" I . Idtl Vl "IN Hie Municipal Pier, mnl in <,i1 advised the Cumiul*'i"ii that ‘•I'll I« ellfI I Sjl.ll 1 III III lit \l l I t o L id iipph* who wrlrtiT I, rllliy well .hoold be knew of no IlMlance .,( i.l.y aucli local ii .Its III i 'I iisi piiixiunl y I., huni.i 1X14 bulkhead. He uie ul........ . put iilldei lie* i-ini- of Mi | .to­ III*"" 1 h I N.|| •* ll t I vlolallun. In k »nnlh t • i • * 1 in:• i •«• n .1 hups I 1* • flit* I hi • d id t I opliiu.il tlint any metbo.l win, i, l '"plllhlii" ll lln, l,n till, 'Thought lo* knew ill Mr. I . " had previously been ie I ' llvri •" ".'ini Im* nnimiIi I Ii Iin i * nol al„.o' N-i i , i ,,i I till ii-i'eiil11 w r. . .11." INI ho il *. IS deu.e.l nil,|,||,I lie m so, ll I "ll .iK.l'ft I Hi" pl lllllt III if It" fi.nl n|i|>oinlrd wlthuul u|i|M.stlnno b.it Hint il will fit into a , hen,, . Ill, '.lefflle|(e|,,ill' ,-i.tlle »"tl ♦ \ t "III I" l*4||*-I ■I•Tl |, l-.fl Mi ll ffl" "ll. Ill l- III* ^.11(1 ll" NN'111 IlHlk" ll al a meeting on July I I the Coin ciill'ction ninl Irrnlmeni uf till' I I N l Si ineiTpliei, in e-n,lei,I -I \ l " | i , vN tll • ■t lit • I III" Nil * . till III" ruillllll.lt"" kllHNNII mission carried a motion "l May." l ml fin. ,|,il> wi,,, |,, e ol.'d, ri'iMgin-•-I "III Itl 1 fh.'l •' III lint I i -III .11 IIM nnlit *•i Mi" *l.il" Iffiiiorruli" t"n Htcmper's to reconsider the up sanitary newenge which will |> ll"" uhlt l,e negesrary u lut.-i ,t., Fori.'-I Id ei-itemidge nIbe • lit*.’ n 1 ** 1 1mil i "riHiN "Hi's A im ; fl l*i *1" i.ii.m ,,,,nit incut over the opposition \ I III. • Ik-. «• I .ill lilt ill !• IM and will cerlainly he , Iiew. I I,. I In-1 iumI l|o- mi ,,, I. i • III** ill M*11 I Hltll " •*( H'llHIl Commissioner Carrnwny. until I ■ilie 'Jlapnv H iilh .ln ” to M ...... tl" Hi The ipiestion was lir.mglit up when ibe population of H'l.ifo.ii V to I •I •hi it* ll" M Ml II" cremes lo Mil.null. t|n,-', „ ,,,. , ll'" in.*o mnl L * i k 111inf i ii i Monday night by Comiiii»siuiier it* ••! Diphlli VI Ml N lli "I Ml lane's erm.'li Inid t.. John Kader. who urged t bis. H be should, III »iir opiiiioi. -i.nl •(fl tl I I fix I Ul" < MIII ii tin -I «Ni i r with ' wllie, women and loinI ’ I io iif O p c n i l o r s In (liially settled, and Ihe ( nmmi < n j.i i i . istl atlempl lo -..'pillule III .tI " I 11*11 "I I "III" lo -niil, alwl I"' took hi text Ii "111 'll sinn thereupon voted to xustuin -unitmy sewage from Ihe h ( ’linMimootfa Slrikc “ ll"*»k nf Nllilthcr•*", III" S'*"D • ••ill -♦ H water ID J- • tl .• Ihe original reappointment. . fi.i ,i Wlii'flit'i tills i of "Hewage from house. |,„ , Mi'll I * l"pli"ii" IMri rtory. "m ni. Mr. Lee has served on the board Hi iti nn 'In •• *i|' m l t .ill N h"«l \ (TIN lT N N iH IG A 'P A walkout In II * .11,1 h, n i•• rnl!"*l lint f"\v fiti’iWPr." 1 • •> •k" I IlN ,|nce its formation in III 11 111" E m’ I of Ihe large box drum cm ,, ..( Icl,T.ltom* op.-ralors who prole-i hi ,' » ’I*" ••llll" ,i t X'l Jill ing the flow of Creek No. I . In Ii Ia ri'iimikM Mt. I.utn m il I'll* ss It*' >1.11(1 lh I i,-appoinlinenl is for two y,-ur» i M n iiiKisn iirliini N N . I "p"| Ifd ' ed then oflice iloo lint In work D ,1 til lll'l • '"N N I'll 1 . Nti ", I hut ir* Xfurn in"* \vlii'ii you l I • The Commission voted to pay a Georgetown) should he collretel foil • i i .nn ill "in I • ' 1 III" ll.lt I It m -pr.-ntl lo all three -h illhere *t 11* I s n Noil • .1 not n n i l nil ."ii ti»"t"il nnum ynl. hot IIJJIMI hill due for apprnixuls on In a sump on Seminole llmilet -n 1 fl "Itl In, III*' M\lli 11n»:hl d in 1 lll'l*., I ' d iik Nor III of Ihe swimnillig pool S oil lialuy, i.llnii: npproximati'ly TMi t"s|AV NNhe'll V*SI| ki*M ll " III \ property along French Avenue. M .4 1 1 ,1 V I " "III "I,III." f * liindi d | worker i f !,". , i *,"ll • • I'I* IM A resolution wus adopted rcc. g- liny sewage -ihould he sepaiut t'Ali'f t"U Nvln*fli"l X"M I uni* .* • "t* Ii I m |i|i l • llUlly • I" t iN "*'11 p t llii" walkiml of miTiihers ol Ho,1 \i *l, •n.t i ll .1 nixlng Itie long und aide service >>f from slortii sewage in leaping w. n or ItV" t| "I ■T it ('ommmilr iliou- NVuiki-i- l. li ••••!»• I J. L. Ingley on ihe Zoning m il 111,i11111■11-s located nl points wb*. Tl*" t|niiri"f -unif n iiiinit** t "i .nilv -upi-rvi-orm.nmlng Southern lt"f • I til" N N » fill, (t M||t llt'itl • li s t I D I I N"iv pn .u l Inverts of combined sew. r .1 uSl.MHfd «>H .'H I, r l l . l • I'l*'*'t mil* ills'ltldlhlf , •NV4'4‘I \ l* h ll I (tpt .1 hill 1Hll lt il.lv Vin i «• ml Dm • k HI III luive all elevuliou of Ml let,-I fir- dell -wllehlinniil- Only emergi-n lif»*’.’‘ nml "| Wit nf \ (Mil l i • ft" »*y I n n iIit.ui. i* rails were .ie [ ilnl |l M i .oi I N IlMMpH I'ltl Jill" | III It kill ,1 i inf" " » N n .feel above mean sen level, mil I.il*- th" Dirl That Married M* u • "" 1,ml lii",' m;.nn I hi I n ,l»* i tli," Mi I >, in" i .*f if pl ml i usd should be conducted In tb - Mllll(* .'ruled Old had’* 1 1n* pit«KrfBin nvii •'••a pits If I........ /"ll l»V .'IMI Id i | IMI |\ .Southern dell Id -lo e l Minuiger, n , lit I In 11- , n. ((III that from those points in sepural.- m > rinded h % I In ward Monti iDt, nnIn* I'll" ,1 in r A Sawyer -aid approximately « ii.fii lln in Iv* I ,u New \ Ifnitiili'im i. ii hit* i n •t NNill turv sewers, "fill" a "imp fh" Nvordi and nm n- ll.il! H'l Hill .Mill tl If ll .1lit • \ ill.llll' \**lk 'ill workeralso were mil al Clove “Sewage should he The disaster committee of the land I'eilli . Inn il was not imim- n f nnliii'li nn"i*» v'trinpiiMi'd hv him im D v llii 11111111111'' 1 111,'ll In tli I In I" ".ill'l M II , , nielli Hunford Chapter of Ihe Red Cross from that sump through u in­ ■llnli-ly eli'ur whether Ihry walked IM'lf •I If * , I VI ,l,,l i l , , ' , .I, liIihI i " hn l("il sure inaiii tu u manhole m inwill meet tomorrow with Htone mil in -yinpulhy nr In prolosi ol o J lll l i. Ill,' ' "I, •',,,,« I.Mi'pt for iiii'hf M .'ii .uni ll Lit u , tie Crane, disaster field representa­ new saultury sewer at the foot <1 their own olflce eundlliiiuIhhiiI* i mis hii fittnl linr I ,h i;i-f s. "H '-t.-u- llkl Hu­ ,'i k'T.s tive for the southeastern uii-n, Myrtle Avenue, It can then fl-.w The walkiml -lulled al 2::t(> p in IJ N NNiirpIlHIl-s NN" I I * Mil* •f I \ nnei i ll,'' Hill' till) I 1,1 I ,i I,av.< Raymond Lundipliet, Red Cross hv gravity to the large hiuii|i i . i ruesduy a- mii-ide theniiiiiuelei . T w o i \ l a i i H l a i i i ' h t t >r •I I'M I ..,',1 I I.o . It,,' Im ally j i "iili*h'il the mouth of Creek No. L'. fnm ihupler chairman, said today. -loud nl 103 ilemeos V .ill I Ib'"I s.iltl ilttmiH’li III" ffi tl |ll* il. ( 'm in is F a c e O d lia in The committee Is headed hy A. where it call be pumped into lie The union luler issued a -lale I In •ledge i li.nl IIMtili"«l mil fill'll fmiil nn ,1' i,Tloll. I'f II. I'etcison, Jr., with Albert Kilts lake and discharged several hull ment saying il hud xmighl un-lie ,.,,..,• 1 . lllil*'* fn*’V si lllil nl ;il lii«t%( .i mil 'ft* • ,,, i Ilium pai k ,' I ,m ' of III.! and Kwlng Dean acting as vivo- i ImnJ fr»| from ahort*. DAYTONA llr.AC II i.r — IHikh hmi im || in Nurlli Korea II" etm nl t In I >i'iliiicral' ■i wraugl " T h e improvements outline, I ccnsfully In have lulls of Ire plueed It. i Hilly) thlhuni, Hanford, fares chairmen. Others on thv commit­ liefore elretrle luus III the operal ll i mil ill i Ilii .i .,, I i-l week. liimeil tee urn Forrest Rreckenridgo, above, which will cost f.TKVHti.fill. ing risnns two charges of muiisluughti'r alli" lifils 'n iitli'tl .niil xn.in fer II V i ailin',I al Hi, vuiihern chairman of Ihe sub-committee in will not make the water in l.ak. Hawver -aid Tuesday ice was llie result of a traffic aeenb',,1 .hi .iriiii'ilii,i* in .Imi" ami uftain in it.lit , ■'..»• of III IIl.li-''\ I'll charge of survey, rescue, truns. Monroe fit for hnthing. The im plueed before fans In a branch ex here June 22 Nmcinher of hr I year vxfien lli") lea,I iih ! ‘ (Hike i.u'i, in I itr.ill-incn The :i7-yeur old lirotlier of llrai! vxtTi' " hi hail sliapi*" Imf alter Ili**> pollution and communication; Roy pruvemrnt will eliminate the in. chunge Monday when the in-iih Mai >land -uei I'l 'led ill up t iling sightly floating matter near lb, Holler and Randall Chase, co- bulkhead irntieli ttii* NX!1,1*1 111") h" (lie pledge applet 'll Viler Virgin exc,lln an-.r 'l*'"' i" •■miHiralurp reached 102 degree- *'V Oslhnni. who wax ruuuorup in Mir fXivpt nfipr liravy rain . . ___ ________ Duniia rutlc prinmry for itfivminr. 1......... • chairmen in rhargu of shelter, iniiKtiPaii i wa- ml.-d inil ■•( lln' ionscutioit a me hohr* ami a "fnii^h trail -ihiriim All.I vs/ ill osl.cw «11... 1.... a.. I . . \ . . ... . . , s i lllil" was ontered held Tuesday for Inal cr" al Ihe armistice nmfeienrc bn ii") dguiug Ihe pledge, Nlaryfoot! und clothing; Dr. (). I m storms, and will also eliminate "I DROUGHT I I I I H CUN A coroner's lory found llnhcri Inhlc Rarks and Dr. Vincent Roberts, jectinnablu odor- sometime- III* 'and ", reeded ill iiiuviug In have IIIN O IIA M TO N . N Y ip W a t e r O’Tooli', 87, unit til- grumlilaiighter co-chairmen in charge of medical Hired In Iho vicinity of the Ink"llciviit Ir.'iul- imlicule less nl t- uendihors m iied >i i i i ,: i i As inenlloned In an earlier pun. was still precious In 2-U xxj homes Diane Mills, 10. died "hy frluny (I ••Mllt4444**l I i* I'..|»r l.!||ltl| uml nursing a. livHtfes; an I Howard Jones in charge of public graph, some sewage I- going lo Imre lodnv. ns this Southern Now caused try Odhum in Hie o|H'raliiiu be washed out into the lake a> York In.luitrial city of 80.000 of an automobile at an excessive I LOGGER HENI’ENL'ED information. lung as Hanford has combined limp* limped Inin I's third slrnlKht day rate of -|ieed and in a culpably lilt/ NVHITEVILLE. N ( ’ P The Ku County nub-committee chairmen sewers. ut drounht I t i'ii.:hl on hy a pipeline negligent manner while under Hie Klux Klan’s pudgy imperial wu "About Face” •re Homer Hewfcll in charge uf R EI'AIRH N EE D ED rupture influence uf liquor.” aril. Thomas I. Ilnmtllnii, was 1 20 0:22-0.21 2d 28 Altamunte, purest City and Rear “ As mentioned previounly, many Iiul (hr wn> I was over Some Justice of Hie I'e.ice J. IV Heard suiiieuced lo (our year- ill pri-oti Lake; J, T. Jacobs in charge uf of Ibo Hanford sewers were laid water w,i:> nupplird to most of the set bond at 13,000 on each count. Inday lor masterminding a Hog l.atfie in llie I'ailited Hills" Lake Monroe; Mrs. J. M. Thomson 7:13, feature. Hl'.l, In charge of Lake Mary; Mrs. with eoncreta pipe. Most of Dial city Tuesday, and the city’s water Odhum was represented hy Atlor gin,: pipe has been In service for ;'f» superintendent predicted full serv ney l-ham Adams hut dill not ap Superior Court Judge Clawson Ruth Hamilton in charge of Fern years and Is now giving u lot of lee would lie reston'd today. w a r at the Inquest. Slate Attorney I, William- ordered the maximum I’la l.ie Lake Park and Casselberry; and Mrs. Hotels. Ire plants, l.mmlrlcs, Nturray Sams said lie find posted term for Hie Klim leader who once trouble due lo the deterioration ‘•Walt T il The Him Shh.es Mas Lelnhart and Mrs. Charlss caused by he action of hydrogen and othor business estahlishments 12.000 appenrunm Ixind. boasted lie would spread his hood Nellie" Niblick In charge of Oviedo. closed after u water main broke sulphide gas on th* concrete. Odliain also is charged in city ed uutt'Negro, anil Catholic and H:4(V10:30 Further appoTutmente will be early inoiuiay, weru reopened court with driving under the ill anil Jawish secret society across The total estimated cost of re"Variety Hour" 7:15 announced later. Iuetdsy. tCuailaued Ow rage tt v .) fluence of liquor. Ihu nation. Civil Air Patrol Lee Is Retained Will -- Entertain On Civil Service Canadian Cadets By Commission Sanford Herald Vuculion-Pack eu I ------ 4 ' . lim e Table �*• •* # (.'H e r* K, '. • ( y j, . • vi ? • '............................ lie " i d i * / th e F« i « 2 AAN Fonn Routine Followers Are Advised To Met E.—Relief In Diversity t[,f*.iii: FT MEADE, Md Th* ptmtual vvho. was rerhe Kusslans tn h«v«M i k e p t .1 (II.I O ' (I(U m ‘. r t y 't M t , i m v u : NEW YORK ITArc you one nl the millions of Americans who feel themselves In ii rut'1 lias life riven you everythin!? you yearned for: A wife, children. h Job. n home In the nitliurbs, even a place to park ydur motor ear—and still you feel di« alls fled? Then you are suffering front civilization'll most wldrvprcml ill M tair—to ret what you *w mil there Is only one rule, and that Is to w ant Minietlkini: yon don’t lint e, and gn after it Ynn have made a habit of follow ln|| a routine wind you need now I i to make chance a habit, and turn vnur dull life Inp.y turvy In a aallsfyinK way. •To do this you don’t have In run off with your stenoernnher. dlilfi h frlt your children, halt your boss, sct fue to your isir m ..e. o,,,,. .. crp filthier, Von ran lircak the pattern nf snntene * in your life III small ways ns well as hlg ways Here are it few xiitjgrslpiii'. on how to find fresh windows to ad tenturr: 1. II you Invariably 'ta rt the day with a class of nranite Juice, have a piece of walei melon for a chango. 2. Cotnli your hair illlferently (if you have any) Everyone will remark, "What’s happened to you —you liMik younger." 3 If you nave liceri giving vmir wife o goodbye p*'ik on the cm ck each morning, lii.w her full on the inontli. If she doesn't die of stir irixr, there will he a new ‘parkle n her eyes when you mine home 4. Tell your buy. "flee. ion. kldt have II a lot toucher today limn they did when I was your ace." This will give him a new respect for your Jmlgnicn' lie may even Co out and cut the lawn 3. If you have been rnllnu on the left side of the bus every diy switch over In the rich) side That will civc you ionic fresh Ini - card* to rend ami portlier over it lainch at a new re liiurnnl each noon A man’s •ilomsch gi I* us weary nf a rut as a man's mind. And ynn wdl cet to mlrnlrc more prcllv wallccsKcs 7, Whenever you (eel oviihnrno ul your inch.m holy lot. no visit the nearest chiircli, cemetery or slum section Each will , \ ■ you n reason in ipilrt your Inner wldn Inc 8, At least nine a week do some thine completely lie ' Walk a dlf (err nl way, swim m a diflerenl pool, rend a different kind of hook nr visit a different tlrpnrlmcid ileparlmerit atom. 0. Take ii|i a linliliy ynn positively cnnnoi nffoid Many men simply can't afriird md In lie Interested 111 drying In. ttet oinethlnc they raniml pitr.lHH >t*w*huv. For them It li|lic |(« r to'save up for a vachl •hah to buy a nmliiwl. Nolldnc destroys most people like achieve inent. 10 Ellul the person who dislikes you most, and, no matter how Ignorant and wurthjc.s lie I--, for lib, w ill In g d In like , t! il iiftalu-1 mini you. This ra n be mure fun than anything, nml. nf chiii'm *. after he does get In like you, then yon can tell him iu go to It,irh". il >i,ii want to. lint you prnlinbly won't If ii man does these things In* may mil necessniklv c:c.ipe In rut. Imt lie'll lie eiiliiylug him ell ap much he will no lodger rcmcin her he Is even In II I 11 FARM I'll ICES HJSE WASHINGTON (if Prices re ceivcd hy limners between June IB and July 13 rjwu* I iier cent, mainly because of Incnenses lliey got for hogs. milk, eggs und com inerdal crops. The Agriculture Depiiitiiicnl. an miunclng this Tuesday, said Unit during llu- same period prices dropped for beef entile, pntidoc* wheat, rollon, calves and several nlher products. lin t war with the Soviet Lfelnn ha* brnn convict'd nf lettlntl hit rnmmunlst hands. diary fall into Com Tcehnicnlly, MaJ. (Jen. Robert W. Crow was found guilty by ■ rmirt martial T"psrl«y r f two of­ fenses: Jotting down military m erets It. his personal dlarv and failing to safeguard classified data. lie was sentrnred to n repri­ mand, which wilt count asalnit future promotion, and suspension^ from command for six months™ Maximum penalty would have been five >».irs confinement, discharge, and forfeit,ire of pay and allowarirrs, The hush hush week long trial before eight generals was so secret Ihiil even now the actual evidence against Crow, 17-year old hern of two World Wars, has not been made rmlilic. Newsmen were even forbidden to m nlart those involved, Whnt his diary really rnnlalned^ also Is veiled In secrecy. But If propaganda Russia poured out lest year to bolster warmongering charges ugnin*t the United Stale* Is correct, the diary said In part: "W arI As soon as possible! Now! The time Is rine for n blow this year i IU3I) . . We must learn Dial lot his war It Is fair to hit A PARK IINCH srrvrd for it high policy eonfrrrncr betwrrn Elsen­ A "NO DIAL MAN" won tile way Ike described lilmsrtf In a lighting IN Till SACI for the (J n I* PrcxMrntinl nomination, Ike made below the belt. We must under­ hower and flrpuMIran foreign affairs rxprrl. John Foster Dulles. »perch at Detroit In r.-ld-June. IB32. Throwing away a prepared his rlr.t political speech In Ilia home town at Alillrno. Kansas, stand that this war Is total war After irvrral t ilks with Indies, Elsenhower endorsed the ex­ speech, h>- spoke only from notes a.i tie outlined his position on key on June 0, It'jJ. The campainn wua iniinclicd In a ilrcmhlnri rain. and is fought with nil weapons." pert's plan of motalc striking Torres against threat of nggrr.-islnii. Issues, lie declared rmphutlvally ha owed nothing to any politician. This Is the story behind the court% martial: Early last year Crow was a ,*.la , and Anderson, S. C.j 107 at military attache at the U. S. em ­ liirccmenl id state iiayrolls. Sic Columbia, S C , and Tuscaloosa. bassy In Moscow. He went tn Stevenson posted a record for vcitMin said he was "willlnc to Ala . mid twi in Ilii mlnghnm and Frankfurt, Ccnminy, on official i | I t n o f l | f „ trn rigid on every street corner if I Illinois chief executives l,y veto business. Have to" In defense of building Ina 1H bills seal lo him by the A h L O I l l ? 11 C e l t l Y s l V C Muscle Shoals, A la . and Rome, tin Atlanta had a record-break­ While there, a Russian spy al­ tu.il la'glidatiirc Two Two Hint urnu*rd armised .• . . ,. • up mental hospital staffs ing 103.1 legedly crept Into his room during Tint stale ipilckencd the buttle controversy struck down the soIt was generally fair and pleas­ ills absence, stole his diary, photo­ against tuberculosis, and for util- railed llroyles Anil.Subversives ant weather in other parts of the graphed It, and then returned It. <Editor's note: Tills four Hi ul for Icllinc 2.Vi cops on the solidly ily regulation The stale govern­ lull and an increase In awards to The Soviet agent turned photolly The Assnrlalrd Prrss country loday Cool air extended n 5 part series on the life of Ail llepidilictiii. 300-mail force hold ment structure was streamlined. nlil age pensioners. graphlr copies of the diary over over rue Northern Her of states The South's long pell of hot mid The first was sponsored hy Sen their Jobs Tradition called for Its workers got raises ml l„ Mcvrusoii, lleniocralU lc,until weather cmitlnued today, from the Dakotas to New England to Ittrhnrd Squires, described ns a t •mmiiicf fur I'rrslileiit, criveia swci lung all mil to make i i m i i i i Tlie governor called for fuir cm Paul llrovle*. Ml Vernon Itrpub increasing the threat of heavy Eight rain was reported early Itrllish writer, who used them In III an and supported hy the Amcr Ids years as governor of Illinois, i foi faithful of his own party ploymciit practices legislation, a damage lo crops hi many areas today along the Mississippi Valley, a book entitled "On the Path In Iran la-glon lly It (it IE II E. l.ANE Hits was hard to stomach (or perennial loser In Illinois. Twice War " Stevenson said it "|eopardi/es Crops also were m danger from purl- of (ieorgla, and the Central SPRINGFIELD. III in The lego, 1.d m s who owed their seals the Legislature turned him down Russia used the hook as ammu­ the droin|ht )u Mnx.-.tiebluetts A 11untie s t a l e s . Arizona and Nollu freedom of sincere and honest to the cfflrlnnoy of the Chicago Ii ill loti fact aloud Adlal Steven Ollier troubles came along, am) nition for ii propaganda barrage, The hot, dry hr-li extended over vud a. 1 -itUi-its," mid ‘revel si-s our tcadl Democratic machine Said one. mi's ch i lion as mivcrnor in lu ll crillis pointed tot liree happen­ most of Texas, Hie Gull stales and I hammering home the Communist o n Hull he polled 33D.IMIU more "This governor m u s t have hern ings which lliey claimed were Ihr tiiuiiil coin opt of Justice by )>l ir lug upon the accused the Imi'tlen Ibe South Atlantic slates. CASEAI.'I’IES ID E N T IF IE D horn in a pohllnil fairyland " ! theme that the U. S. wanted war Illinois voles than I'rcsldeill I’m result of fumbling administrative The summer long hot weather of proving himself innocent.” However, llu ill.gnmlled law illin iu m hy Stevenson mail The Army Immediately ordered WASHINGTON sr -The Defense "We must not hum down Ihr and It).lit rainfall hits virtually de Crow Imme. nod the Voice nf The President carried the stale ■linker conceded Hud llu- governor itin was Hie coal mine explo house to kill the rats," In* said was "courageous," ami he voted America repeatedly broadcast that liy only 31,1112 of l uT.ynnil voles urn Dee 2.1, Ih.'d ill Wes) l-’runk wllU.,, kl||(,,| n „ mcn i , i-t Klcvcllsoll oilldislaliccd |ippu for tin* loll, along with a majority S|M.ns(irs Of he pen.In...........is J"™* I.,- r h a v e l.cen hurnctl HM (No. 010) Dial Included eight Crow’s beliefs—If they were really ,wo " ,ll,,*nK h is-d id not represent American • Kcdcrnl Inspector* said It could made mi provision for financing )irmM) ()irt.!nK tllil||y f,.|rln(. ^ to lar Paul II llmiulu**. an cosy Sin nl colleagtirs. thinking. 'I he rejuvenated ii ihor force was have been |iieveuted liy strict en ale winner, by 1111,Odd voles and Iwo injured. sell livestock I can only assume, therefore. I .dll.- less iitlmihlilm: were two relieved of errand boy duties like fod'ciucnt of stale mini) solely The D S Department of Agri Hint the authors nl this Irmispnr oilier aspects of the landslide vie ' hnuffi urlllC politicians ami soon inws eollore has declared Totmoxsco a 11ii > Tli.il such meci".'. i row ned cniniilled an cnvmlilc record for \ xeennd was wIdosprcnd snip cully ixihUenl gesture were mure dlsaider area Sections of Ceorgla, Ins maiden political campnicn and driving overweight tracks off the of horse me at disguised as beef, cnnccriied with raising the Impi-.s Alabama and Mississippi, depart Inal the office tie sought win. hi , 'la ic ’s i-rnndillri'! highway net An e tliiialcd :;n million pound* of our aged dependents than Ilnur ttienl ntficlals said, may be deslg ocoiul , |i„|ce | work mnl In cnforcinc Irnflie mid of liogos licef was passed off on incomes," Stevenson said in (lie nated ns drought disaster areas, crim inal laws the putilic hy Illicit dealers who vein message Sh-vro'im had all eve oil a 11 to Huston,. Guv Paul A Dover ( Ihiirsday: Klevensnn’x views on Amonj' iii'o- tilings, the po'lre leaped large profits. Seuntii i,cat when hl-i name was sold he will a ,k the federal govern imiairlanl Issue*) srmi'ihcd a lug -, 1 -ale i igurette l\x The scandal was brought to light inrnt In declare Matiarhoselts n . rii|Mi»r<l by ii small group of ar -Hs.-i i- r crea brenese of Iho pro­ deni admirers lo ,Incob M. Arvey counterfeiting npernHon and de ‘>y federal offlclnlv. Stevenson lit slroyed ulinnl I.VKi illegal vlut m.i loan « , ‘ sKFK MtHSII.F. HITE and olh.y Chlrngo Demorratle longed drought. IIo< said (ho chiller, do/en slate fMal’ luxpectors, along’ TAM PA 'O’ —• The Tniiipa Times ] droTigol 'm i, done iiriparabie lenders. Yea! Dlvlttendn from 15'e (o 20'7- paid on your With load Imsliiig Iruikers nailer with I heir ijdef who iidmilled m- reprifled Tuesday the Navy Is lie damage to crops." Rainfall Iris Milt Arvcv already was sold mi Eire nnri WlndHtorm Inutirnnce iim liol, Stevenson put over mi the ccnllng hrlhns to cover up. unhiding with Thrust Co Inr. to riiensureil less than one Inch m i i titan for t t m t spot -Douglas, then -niiel try a ton million dollars a A third largel of crillciaui was lease purl o f llu- o ld Tampa Ship July ■ Duivcrslly of Chicago ccmtniii * i , r p r u g n iu i l o r n I m lld lu u llu* the handling of ii slide rlg a re lle building I ' ii yards here fur making 'I’lie jiln y was onr of the hottest lt*s professor. Phone 101 lax stam p i otm ferfcP lug rln ? guided missiles days of the summer season iu H I c v c iim iiii th o u g h t t ils e x p e rie n c e l ‘l,< il !Vl,|', ' ' v. ** ^lls’ 1 No detail were given III the | ninny HnulliensIrrn Males, with Jlevensoii exposed nod , rushed lluill llio Mule I md with umv ’ h " ,U' .ii ket in a well c ii o rd llta lc d slide story from the Time- Wa* hlmdnn (i-miH-r.if irri-, ellm hini; -diuve HMi 112 N. Ptirh Avenue, Hanford, Flnrldn H||, II N h d ie r fitted him for Inklmim-lm: vm-, H„- ■rumal jirolt I'o ltlle a l o|i|H inruix bureau Till* Navy tin, coillrol of in cHies in Alabama South Caro Senate, Nevertheless, he was per , loin, and it v cure lay In hetlWfB p o ll........ . ,nailed in run for governor agalust rural urban tin: of vvar on >hur ■aid 11. wasn't done -won cnougli. the big Tampa shipyard, idle since Una. ' I emit .fee, Ceorgla and A r | kaiis.n II hit in i in Huntsville, livvight II (Jreetl, Mciiuhlican in lug receipt-, I mm a J! cent liyT'ea.e Hint Hie delay co t the slate mo'i the close of Win Id War It In llu* lab gasoline tax to u hlckd euiidieiit seeking a third term " It it’s true Hint | mi| | | | c * I s the a gallon Steven.on called in the warring ml of compromise," he once said. "Eve had a good start. My mother frm ps and Imbued ogieenicnt on was a Republican and a Unitarian, i formula Hi.d unraveled the snug. To make headway on roads, and my father was ii iiciiimr.K mm Presbyterian. I curled up In his In virtually every nlher field, thp Demnrratle governor needed aup purly mill her church." port of Repiilillrmix who controlled He campaigned fiercely against both lepiifotlve lirnnrhcs In HMI ' i i ecn. denouncing vxfinl lie called mid the Srnnle in 1031, He got II Ills "scandalmis and IhrlfllesA ml often. i nuns l r at ini i, hi itken promises and surprisingly Stevenson wanted a rewrite |nh cynical s de of privilege." oil the Ntale's 1870 Ciiustltiitliin, Afler (lui clerlirm, he remarked Inst nmenrled In ltk!8. lie railed It iliai lie would have no say In aliap "mir ancient stralljarket." ing federal policies—"Rut I cun His drive failed, bill produced Improve the probity, the efficiency ■I (lOP fiionter offensive he Joined and imirulily nf ataln government, In llhcrsll/f the aineridlnu process nr break itiv Imart mid my lu-ud and pave the way for subiton in Iho ullcrnpt.” live change. An early movn toward lids oh Under the governor's leadership, Jocllvn was In lighten law enforce slide iippruprlalliinx for rlcrnrnta merit hy legislation Inking Hie ry ami high schools were nearly slate pallcc out of llm political doubled Understaffed. (tVCrcrowd pal Inna ue realm mid putting them cd stale mental hospitals got mure under a merit system, help mnl an expaiiMno program. The slate police hill provided After newspaper criticism nf on South Threatened Stevenson’s Career As Governor Of Illinois Had Its Ups And Downs Continues Its Crip r *-••• . , ' i s r i Z Z J S S i IS"C ,“ SI, S A VI N GS IN COST BOYD-WALLACE BIGBANGfortheBored Car Owner REGISTRATION NOTICE ! American General Is Found Guilty Of * Laxity With Diary h erald Wednesday, July 30, HI32 The ReffinlraUun Hookn for Seminole County will be open In the office of the Supervinor located In the Cham­ ber of Commerce Building beginning Friday, Augunt 1 through Saturday, October <1, 1952, to rcglnter those who previoiinly failed to register wince 1950. HOURS! PiOOA. M. to 12:00 and 2:00 to SiOOP. M. Saturdays 0:00 A, M, to IR Noon AH those who have changed their residence, their jffijname or have had any other change In registration statUHHl W the ru-registratlon In i m arerequlredby Law to report to the office during the time the books f e ;^ W ^ 'a n d have the change properly recorded on the -' > • 1 . ’ 0 * H n v o you ev er d riven a Bulck S fkcialP Dn you know how it fceltt to tpuch off the most powerful engine you’ll hiul In any car of its pounds apd puccr Do you know that It almost steers itself -h old s Its course like an airliner on the beam-even comes hock on course after taking a turnP i lVIisfur, If you tmven't found out aucli And Jt’ji nnhmly’g fault but y o u ri things, you’re missing it lot of fun ever/ bccnu«c-nt the prices we’re usklnalor niile you drive. this beauty-you cun afford a Buick if W r c m|8fllntf lhc fun 0f bossing around >‘u CMMafford unV ncw cur' n l>i|* hoodful of hirth*comprcHsion, I low about checking up on what you've vnlvvin-ltcad Pirchull 9 Hojjine. been niiSsinjf? _r t . . f . E^ipmtai.wuorkj, trim moUtitwt to \ m.rt; m ,w nA die fun - and com fort - , u< uh< > *tnntic', •SundardonRotdmntur, of riding on foul-bljf, soft, easy •acting opUntuUtxiracononoibtrSniti, Do you know that there’s silken mniflo In its Dynaflow Drive*? Do you know how many miles it can itt from o Kalian of Ass? Do you know that* it has a M illion Dollar Hide? J*.,, , ^ ' Jj'I ^ You’re missing the fun of feeling daisy. ,inH-t,*thousand thrilling ml,c* bchmd you’ You’re missing, in short, the fun of own* ing a Buick. ‘ *0 U .till • -------------- • ' yV.v *1 b •IffJr cju»omnb»li»^ t»r*’ hu iM B U IC K ■ViH h ip I d th .-i-n ..... " '■■■ su iw v lm o( b s ta tn llw 1 1 (2 M u a a llK . A R a ''1 " * • -- •.'I . (U a h u J fla MtfM* th.. :. .. , • ; ~ . Thaos I0 |i sag ISM �-*■-7" Governor Has Bold Plan To Gain Vast Tourist Migration TALLAHASSEE i,P — Gov. War ren says hi* has a "holil plan for bringing a muss migration or new Innrir Is In Ftnrlria, llir like of whirh has not hern seen since Ih** children of Israel inir.ic.ilmtsly rrn<srd the lied Sea on dry land.'' He Inm linl on the plan Tuesday nlghl al Ihe end of a half-hour stale uide radio sperch whirh he devoted mainly, as usual, in an attack eu ,lus newspaper critics He Rave no details hid said he expects In announce the tourist attracting plan at "an early dale," The governor ottered the newsnaiiers witti whom he has been JousII ur (or 3 'i years this "truce " " I am willuiR to forgive (hem for nil the shabby lies they have pidiilslied aInmI me and my ad ministration, on the express con ditlon that they cense ami desist pilldis'ltljl any more lies," He said lie won hi like to upend his time for I ho last V * montha of his trim "scrvinc, nm moling ami ndvmirhiR Florida, instead of "exposing" newspaper lies about him and Ins ndinltmlrnlinn Ih e governor nserl Ihe first part of his Fipeech giving his version, for the first lime, of whether or not an Mrlamln Airport cashier asked him for his sales lax penny In June and on what day of the Week it oerurred. lie challenged the f?j word news Paper story at the time with a series of Irlcgrnms In The Assoc luted I’less, ihe Orlando Sentinel Slar and other patters which pub llshed it However, he declined In ttlve reporters his side or It then Civil Air Patrol (•a *. I r*Mitiniirii ••"runt 1*1111«• 11np } I»irk Kh u In II, CpI. Prank Mill*. i 'inlet summer encampment this year In the birite.it in C A P . Illstory. Approximately 8,000 young .... .. fimn every state and territory will spend two weeks at regular A ir Force hasea under the pro(trarn This figure doubles last year's totnl. rin1 program of scheduled nctis itict for On- cadets will parallel the program of Tyndall's airmen, t'adels will also participate In the "on the job" (ruining throughout the various departmeiits, t'adels will lie assiuned to work on flight line and other |iosts. The Morning" of tile r.A .I*. day will lie occupied with such a |>u>grnni of lechnlrnl training as will closely parallel their Interests and hobbles. Academic ami air training will Include Initli idussnnim ami prac­ tical Instruction. Tills will cover Instruction In the principles of flight, aircraft engineering, naviRation, parachute use, Inslrumenls, weather, first aid, uml a wellrounded course of other aeronau­ tical subjects. The cadets will have ilrmtuistinted the Importance of the Civil Air Patrol in the official civilian auxiliary of the Air Force, Col. Mr ckcm lilt:o said, Warron’8 Cabinet ( f 'n n H n i t r l r r * im I’f f if I lf iP l of three or four " and the vote will lie clo’.e in llieoi He dldn'l name Ihe four Unit mltilil ro llrjiiihll CM11 The governor unlrl llie Demncrol Ic plalfiirm "Is nut exaetly m I would nave liked It; but It's nc ceptnblr and—as Important ns a olatfnrm lx—I don’t believe it Is as Itiipnrlrul ns Ihe nominees or Ihe candidates " Warren made his slalement to day after trllliiR reporters Tiles day ho had no comment al the lime on Hie Democratic convention nominations because hr hadn't been able In think It out Ills lirsl choice for Ihe presi­ dential nomination was Sen Huh aid Kunxell of Georgia, hut he leleRruphed rotnjratnlntlons to Stevenson Saturday after thn till unis governor was nominated "May you have that's Riddance and the people's support," he told Ihe nominee. Treasurer l.ar.nn, who has been financti chairman for some past Democratic camnnlRns nnd was an nllcrunle drlcuuln to Ihe Chicago convention, said: " I intend to support thn ticket viRnruusly. I think It's u Rinat ticket." Serridary nl Hlate dray recalled that " I said before the convention I would support the parly ticket, ns m in i." As for making campaign speeches, the scctcmry of state suld: " If I were called cm In du It, I wouldn't hesitate." Ally den. Klchard Ervin, who oleine amonR major atato officials favored Sen. Eslcs Kefauver for President, said of the StevensonSparkman ticket: " I'll support them, of course. I feel honor-bound. " I did feel a* If Mr. Truman dominated Ihe party and It would have been better If the delegates * U g iil Notices SANFORD H ER A LD G o v e r n o r S te v e n s o n ’ s S is te r Is T r u l y D is tin g u is h e d A r is to c r a t W h o M a y R e ig n in W h ite H o u s e By MARY MtARYfHtD f'fttfrdf Press foricsp-iiofciit C IU t AOO—To nw one ..r the most thrlllliiR flRuies in llie Po iiii erotic convention U u woman who rerun Urn more nr less In the hark* ground. Hhe la n woman in her n flle n -n t a l l , slim, n i I « t n r r « t t c looking woman with a pole faro, blue eyes ami heavy itarh b ur draw ii hack s i m p l y into a knol si the napo of her tier It bile wrier hot e v e n i n g rlothrs with Ibe casual grace of someone w h o h a s been used Oav, Itsvsnien to wearing fornml clothe* ell her life a woman who lias a glint of humor to m a t c h her famous brother'*—an rosy c h a r in that racists ryrs to follow her w lieitvrr she appears This woman looks like the •ohJed of n family portrait surh as always appears over Ihe fireplace in one of those movies which tealures a fine old family with charm­ ing women and cllatlngulshed men men who serve their country well. Her long neck, usually en­ circled with a abort strand of exrpdiltc pearls, the sloping shoul­ ders gnd the poise of hrr head have that sumo aristocratic air. s. hen her brother Adlal appeared at llie dinner, mat as 1,100 women rose to their fret applauding In slnrcri admit at,an Mrs. Ivra ssaa the Orsl lo gel to In r feet and one of the last to stop dapping 'Actually,' t td.s"m1dwestern'veom* so Is Just that n member of a family which f o u n d e d towns, served their country In war mill pence and built a tradition Inatlng through four generations For this somrwhnt mysterious woman of the proud healing Is Mrs. Krnrsl Ives, better known as "Ituflte" to her nationally known brother, Illinois' governor Adlal Hlrvenann As you cannot rsrape knowing hy this time after all (hr national publicity on the subject Adlal fttevensnn was more reluctant to b« a candidate for nomination to the piesblcncy than anyone rise since General Sherman who came out Itatly amt said, " If nominated I will not accept ami If elected will infuse to serve!" filrvennon did not go that far bill he did everything possible to discourage the 1,3.10 delegates here from all of the 48 stales plus the Canal Zone, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Ovation Convincing When he made a speech to open Ihe eonVent Inn, he had very eare. fully planned It so as not to set off one of thrum spontaneous "VVc Want Htevermm" rhsnts Ilut its you know, the ovation he got cer­ tainly showed that the North and South In the Democratic party agree on one tiling a compromise rnndldsle such as Adlai Htevrnaon Ills slider, Mrs. Ives, was rigid the' Join the npplaune. V.uen we talked to If, H sen­ ators, poll!lent reporters ami some of the top writer a who cover the Ittate House «l ftpilngflrld, they seemed to feel that a bandwagon would slsrt rolling In draft Hlevrnson on an esrly ballot At a big parly given for Demo­ cratic women In Ihe ballroom of Ihe Palmer House and again at a breakfast at which Mrs. Ives was ro hostess she was obviously one of the strongest rooters for Rlevensnn. I was talking to her Tn tsTklnj ci Xtrs fs-ea st t he >sal tv aenss of humor' fintTA'dr- f • I,. nliRUm. tpmiliy. Adlal Mtrvcnsima slater, M u Ernest Ives, seems charged with of fort'beara who bclleva In aantnff the feeling that her hrnthrr lnu«t their country. entry on In llie Ira.lltlon of fani F.scn t h r u st i r n s a u r e i l m e t h s t tty a. i vice unit answer Ihe peopl. a Aillsi svanlil n r s e r l e f n s e a i r o l call In tin White H iiiisc . d r a f t I m i n I h r p e o p le a t t h i s eonMis I s i s loisclf married a man v en t a m !the lu Uevi s III a n I n sp lreil active hi government service a s u i t .if s s a y t h a t A d lal n u i s t . a n y career diplnniut nml Unix has turn nil t h e h u e t r a d i t i o n o f t h e ttlcvi-n a hostess in many countries son n u n t h a t he m u s t follow In A flli.r, Tilth, y. In land and tto.dli I tic foot s t e p s o f Ins g r a n d f a t h e r , Ann in a She and tier lombnnd aie t h e h r -1 A d la l, sxho s s a s c o n g r e s s - often III llln.iimiigtun now ant m a n a n t a s h e p r c s l d e t i t u n d e r am ml ciiiiHliIrratile time at the I ' i . .1.1.til G r n s c r I 't e s ’e l a n d gnveirior a niarisliin In Ut>ringf1idd Mis Ives lx lo r brother'* honlrxa The t '.miiniin Turn h title p o in te d n u t G is t a ll o f whenever he inpnrea one. Tlii« A n ta l's life hn.i been spent In sari- nlwavx im lad. it llie holiday* win h ou -i g o v e rn m e n t s r r v lc r s b u t H in t Hlrvenw-n s three mins spend willi rs-ery tin i- svn,( s w tp ris e .|, w lic n lie him and at which lime there *ie many gay parlies Hlie hrllevea in l l l t a l l y g a t l u l l p o llllc s , t h . il lie two hinds of social affair*—Ihe h a d t h a t r n n im n n lo in Ii w h ic h very formal one m which even m a d e 1,1m b r o th e r lo n i l ty p e s o f run gels a chance to dress Up and men stm t protocol la <ii<s«rv*rl—and "After all, Ihe tttrvetiamia liave (In small patty fur rhi-e frl*iul< bean people of wealth Adlal'a who irlsx ami enjoy lltemselvei. great grandfatlicr on tils nmlher'a While lloilxe Hnstrxx aide wan Jesse Fell, one of llie Orel nn I gr- atest cliIn as of lUonmingIt lx expel led that M l' Iv n too, III she explained will be llie Kiral t.ady In llie Whll "Great fIrandfiithri Kell svis a Hollar should her brulher la" o. lawyer, realtor nod liorllcnltiirlal. I ’realdeul. and helped lay out the •-Itv of I a s k e d Mrs ties n le .'d I er lltnornliiRtrin end planlcil many in ■ir'dhrt's n Inclaiue lo be noiiilllie heaullfol I t r . w lm Ii el i l l lu lle d n > I h r I i r i i u s r a i l . I ii f I til I * ! * sloote Us n lirets II fo tiN l r i l Mil f*n I ' i nl nm i |»cimi h p'«ttht'f( Unix (dale Norton! university r tfi'l 1 Mu* f 4/i f t ( h u t hr* \ v i . i iv i'n f11* he if lie d the city's tlid ne.vapeper which b y H i *"1 trc » |m n » lN 1H y i'lii* f?; became llie fani’ .l and prinpeious pinln^<l ' A mnn |»iit J **n Ftinfu yr ripS Ttm paper Is still lump tnlo thn prnMldnniy nn I V«l .1 ataimchty Itepnldl. an as was Great rrnhin.1 thr (inivn rn^iKnui -ii' *« Otandfnlhrr Fell m n Ihmigh whirh ro with thn hJghr- * .o Adlal h*a Inherited a fourth inter­ in nur Innit.1* Ilowrvrr. s n* h iill est nnd derive* nint h of Ida incnme in thr iirHl I'ftrtMi, " Ilf from it The governor lias a private ituikr n MuB^niftirril rrr».<b Ineomr of ttn.Ofin ,, yrnr in nihilIt Im nhvlntil llml I Im^ I m> tlon to his ontrlal salary " Iv woman flrtrl with thr • i i»nn Fell backed Llneoln and Adlal »'f a Kt r A \ m l< t'v r » tr r n Rtevrnson once tol.l rue that Ida whirh haa tH*||rvfrt (n |i> *H' '•'•rv favorite personality In Idstorv wax trr for four jrnriiM -tn* * «»'t« the great and hunihle Abraham Aillai to t»r Prfablrnt m«1 l.lnroln. Indeed Htevenxnn has die ha will t>r. f ' . •* * *. * • . * , ' « '» » "* i.**' j H >, **, • * • * t . s ' .* » IjH ,', '■ .** « . * •" »* ** •’ •rW a B -'i 1* • ' * -V Mu d l i l n i r l w a s s l u n k s v ltli th e t l i r l l h In g id e a t h a t h i r e ssas a ssm iia n w h o s y m b o iu i r f o u r c « n e i a U o r u _ ' x lK T II i n . l T I A I , ( I M 'I 'I T " F •r I K * A t . O F .'..* * .H » » * ' 5 M M . X K H .S O .K lO I V IV it T A T t : r iK K i a u u i ' A M AN H O N T T IT T T , to J’JIIJ Fell. In Avenue, tNiiehvllle, Tenlieaeeo: Yu,I are tiereby iw,tlfl,-,l lliar .. • t i l t hae l.aen l. r o t ik l. l . iiiiiln e i y..o In ll.e C ir c u it I 'n u r l In a n d 1-0 H'liilliole I'ounly. I'Torld t, In 1'imi, I err, |,y Maiuoi-rlle TTpuil, and | \ ('ll %M I'.lt 11 < lhal yon .tie hereby re,|.|ire.l lo IIOUVNH. ■•InlN.ltf, tile w I'li the I'lerli of Ihe a..1,1 V'rurt -your wrllte.i auioiarai,. 'pcreonally or hy ’iliorury, lo r..l,l • l i l t on Ih e S t lli d a y of A o g o e i. W H. H«KK«a..K!M - I . , , , , , . ......... IS tS , n il, I I t ie r r a f t o r '•> f ile M ill, • u ld d e l h y m ir w i i l ■'-ii il. f e n - , , nail lu llnlel T ill*, U'il K I I T I I K TO A . 'I ’ M * ' ' „ u . , T f*- IV M . K K N N IH M N a n il M Y IIT G K K lil. lH , I f l iv in g a n d I f de ad, t h a lr ilttM n u w ti lic lr s a l law. lag*!***, davlatien n r g r a n t * * " , and a ll n ln e r u * r"u n « Im v lttg <u ,’la ln tlifg * • ) * r ig h t , l I i lo o f 1 n i» re » t In a n d - l o l b * fo llo w in g ile n u fIlia d la n d " b e in g n itila ta d In l b * l*o n n t» of H em ln ula, H la la nf F ln lld a , lo W lll Th* HU of Ilia HU U o f Ih* I f n n y , lo i h * l u l l » f r . , iM .ilu l.il lu aa ld a n il a l I I I * il i n o |.n t< c r ll.,’d b y ta w . H e re in f a l l n n l . G o m i l r o l l w ill pr.H-ee.l • ■ pari* WlTNKlUt my I,hi. I rend II,* ••.*! of Hald I'nurl In KHiilord. He.iili.-.le l onnty, Florida, ihla the u day of July, A. It IXS1 n J' IIH ft . V I - it N t:lerk of Ciroull ........I I HEAL) MWk of 8*,Tlon i l , Tnwnahtp tl hotllli. Ilange *» E **l. h*mlno|* L'ounty. Florid*. Th" nature of thla anil la to r«ninv* cSrtaln cloud* from and ro qul*t and fttnflrni llll* lo Ih* abtrV# o * e * n r d*«<frlhid t>roti*riyPina nt nuurt 8U . Ph. •Hi* name of Ih* r’oiirl In which TII VI.I,. CNKtl l-N M O IT O R U i s i T k R R •Fltia Offlca I,Inca Bine* *M" atilt baa b**n Inwttltiran! I* Ih* t Ir■ova || S i x u i H M ________________ cull Court ef lb* Ninth Judicial Cir­ O F F IC E F I’ R N IT lfK K A In and for 8«tnlnnla County, Toil anil " aach of you nr* haraby haraujr cuit. ■ HUPPI, IIW Florida, the *bhr*vl*t»d liil* of Ilia not.fie,, and ranulrad in praaam tr t H li la g* above i* t forth any elalm* and daiwxnda which you, r*«* Ton and e»eh of you ara harabv or either of you. maf hava again*! «»>♦ M ini* nf Marlon W, Caatt* (alao rcoulrad In III* with Ihe Clerk of known •".M W, Caall*), dacaaaad, l* ld Court rottr wrlllan appearU U .. f .abt _c£n»llKto Ih^ a n w .l > ana* fparannallv or l>r allornar) In *«la ault on llie lei day »f Hao} tamtiar, I I I L arid to ihareafler fit* salt , with *aid cl*rk r"«tr written dafanavg, If in r. In Ihe Hill of Comill aald rauee ga pr*acrlh*d w, In dafaull whereof aald ■hall proceed Kt t’art* IK TUB COURT OF J l t l f....... U l. M o ltr■— KOI, OOttKTV b'OVKTY. O'NEAL-BRANCH o S it rail. Wllneaa my hand anti the enal of •aid Court, at Hanford. Hemlnnt* Countp, Florida, Ihla th* tsih day H A * Clark or Circuit Court, Hamtnol* County. Florida. 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The f u r l lira l Inn -w. will -bfln . . a * re f i m Ii , EN D EM ERG EN CY B U YIN G w i™ , feet, .,»*d over not c a lls ...W h e n tinrxpeclcd cutnptHty h c n l t h f i i l fr e s h fn o rls o re h i m ! In lin t! W ith n w e ll- s t o c k e d fre e z e r, m c iils w i l l o fte n p la n th e m s e lv e s ! M l* HERE'S THE FU ll STORY! MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING -TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD Got yottf ft an folrlm nf out offico It jjivoi nil thn fncM ubouf Ifasiing for HAfTILR riORIDA LIVING. LLUC TRICALIYI KS"A y y ft% FLORIDV 'x P OWER ft LIGHT CGMPf t NT II. If. t olamag. tllxlalna Kfaaager x|*aga|ia Area**, feaatnrd, rla. v im . T E L E P H O N E S 180 u r f 1071 Rann. 4B4 Sanfwrd Allanlle Nathuut llaitk ItdlHIkf x. iffi $ ir f¥ -'J* played many of Ihe chn'at' rlr.tu • of Ho- iHltspIlIrr atalfsi in. nccording to people sshn ! wmv turn ss-cll For I tic governor a a man of gnat humility, hm a feeling fur ltic ho i ailed cun.ri in man, t> I '^ I Not Ice w ith a m ajoi pa rt id llie o il tria l itu liis liy . p rn ii.ih t) to las the HELSINKI tfx- The llulled Slates g to n u d w iirk tin ta ll < lie u m lia it Olympic haskeih ill tram Imd it Me got i aI tons M a r l l t v S lr | M t i a m i lo a n Vhh » m n H i i . l i m r d m t :’H i u u h i m i i >i (m a il Iv n , litte r of Oavtrnor Slavanton, with btr h v i a had made Iticlr own choice " A* for making iam|ia!RU speecha u ex, Kfvin said: ' ‘NmHrwy » asked me. ami l don't suppose I'll he IK T llll tT III I IT ro t I I I »' TUI x i v n i -it m t ix i. i u t 'i it masked," T ill! STATU UK U .IIM IIIl IX t’omplrnllcr 1’ M Gay said I a m i ru n s i. u i x iit.i : n i l v i i don't trunk I'm Komfi to lake much IK « i i i x i K i l l . l u r No. arryti part in anything except stnto poli­ a t r r h im in tu n i li tic* l haven't been askcil. I hey S I A I t r lG I U T i: T I I 'I 'J T , I 'u u . i lt r prohnhly nominalctl Hie alronRMl v* man they had, but ho wasn't my MANUH.V T I P IT T , I H itetiilrtfH choice." ____ ____ Kil l H i: I II XI'l'IlA II Iactral Noticed *, ^ lu ll in. 19.1? Pag* I U .S . Hoopstcirs A n d To,u> Lewis Lays iiis F i g h t F o r C o n tro l S w im m e rs K e e p U p Linns l or W iiko Jum p | tl g ti||a( c S tirre d Hattie Casualties In W ASHING IO N .H - John. I. O ly m p ic V ic to rie s LLew e w i.i l. i‘ rrc|mrtedl>e p o r t e d ly h .i • h r g t in l.i ik,. By S o lo n ’ s D e a th Korea Are Announced haliegim l. ilk ^ • ‘* 4^ * 4*A j ■r n t — * rn i Si®- �Prominent Painter,.?; kv\) r. — Sanford Herald TV Newsgathering: ; <! t * ' 1 In recent year* more and more Americana irienytn -■have hav bean turning to the painting of pictures mi n hobby. There wan a a iiiu iiM ia i e « i i l U M tattr u t t f i i r time when exhibltn in picture gallerieH wore painted only by * B u a B s r. U k r i i l a u m m 4 R aw profennlonul nrtlntn or by thou* who nnplred to recognition ___ t- r a b iu b » e H i i r i i r * r * ii M h w r i r i t i M M m i n««r T e a r * an profeimlnnn! lirtlntH. More nnd more people today, how­ ____ I I I M a a a n lle A vaaaa ever, are finding that dabbling In oils or water colora cun K a ls is S aa a a ta a * alaaa M I I M : W alabar ST, ie i a , a l Ib a T « l O lllr # be relaxing and Intcrcntlng. a l M a l u r * . r i a t M a , u a 4 » r Ib a A M News tnen who visited General I Jwight D, Risen hower a l f . i | i n i a f M arch B, t i l l . on hia lecoitl vacation were aurprlred when they wt-rouhown duiX anTi I- 7)EA* asveral pictures painted by the Iteptihllcnn candidate for g * l.< UUMDU.V 1IBA.V president. The pictures were said to In* fairly kchmI for an H a ila c a a H i m * . * amateur's work. Rlsenhower may Im* taking mi example • r a i l IIIK IIn V NATES i l l f C a r r la r .............. — f ,S4 from Winston Churchill, great British statesman, who finds «iaa W aaih ................... ...... _ l.a a painting not only relaxing but profitable. Americans are not likely to choose a mun as their President because he paints well. Hut an appreciation of T b ra a M u a lb a __— ........ ......... , A t* benuty, evidenced by an attempt to reproduce it, Is n worthy « » s i a a i b a --------- ---------eaa " * • T a a r ___ _________ _ ___ lie * trait In anyone. Perhaps Riseiihnwer’s prominence and pop­ — ---------- -- - ■i A ll u b lla a r s a a llra a . ra rA a a l ular appeal may encourage other Americans to adopt paint­ Ib a a b a . rc a u lu ila a a aae a a ilra a a l ing as a hobby. They would enjoy it mid learn from it. Hut r a f c M a la m r a l la r fb a aa raa aa cl rblatN a Taaea, M ill be e b a r a a * fa r let them remember t tint if they give I heir early attempts a l re g u la r * 4 . . r l l a l u r a ta *. ns Christmas presents they will Is* putting a stem strain on ■ < • # ( • • .n i r * N a llu b a llr M r I i - friendship. T labar# I l rSr at ln4 i Mla I 'ar a rl iar aM" i• r a l a Iba ll.M [ 1A la ilra4 V l'a n rb . «, *n b lr ba ula. I. lul tirl lal t. 4 la»#n.. w S h lra l. r l u i l i .Il rI I f Ina alb aaa la r rv p s k ilI• *i ........... 4 # S I. I.uafa. r a t la a a f a ll lb # I o ra l a*f>a » r la l#4 ( • IM » a # n > a * ii» r . aa r r r ll aa a ll I < F arw « l l i M I r b M . W KPNKH PA Y JU LY r TO D A Y ’S D lflLK 30, 1932 VKRSR T lir moot magnificent friend­ ship ever rerouted a mom men •) wnrlhr of emulsUon. II tabes fine people In In- real friends. Tbr emit of .burntban wo. hull with tin- soul of David, Ami JnpMbsn loved him p» hh nwn •oul.— 1 fl. IM:1. A It,In film of uli lorhru nf soil hss supported biinisnily for count* jess agen. Tills like nlhar trusts hunisidiv him shiistd will, small ■ ppre elsliM i. (bid sold, lot the *a n b In bur forth.— (ten, h i ) , .- -*,*,**. ... .. Thinking Of Others The desire to volunteer help and assistance is a noble wish not encountered too often in these times of high priced baby-sitters, foundry workers, men in the building trades and In every walk of life. It is cheering and encouraging to sue signs of selflessness apparent in a segment of our population. The latest signal of a group devoted to volun­ teer service Is raised with the announcement from headuurters of the American National Bed Gross saying that ormerly paid jobs In Veteran Admlnist ration hospitals will be filled with local volunteer workers. These volunteers should be praised for their willingness to fill jobs which formerly paid salaries. The only compun-. sat ion they will receive is the knowledge that they ure do­ ing something useful, that they are helping someone less fortunate than the luckier majority. Ho when rending of grnft in government mid men en­ dangering lives of other men for the sake of a few dollurs a week, it Is well to remember on the other side oT the hidnnco these people working without puy, filling Bed Cross jobs In 2G Veterans Adminislration hospitals across the J Perronnllv wc frel ira-nnahly lure ilisl llie Hying rButrri aean recently nvrr Wniliinglnn are not •fiai r -|,i|n f,<,id nnoilier planet, No country. Maybe on# on oiiollin plain-t would L# fooliih rnoiigli lo want lo live on i this one. "When Mailt Anthony at Car­ eer's bin said. 'you all dill love liim once', nobody thought lie mean) M one lover” , tayt John Temple Grave*, "Hut you can't gel it inlo Northern bead* that llie Southern 'you all' it juit at plural", John L Fain, Florida internal revenue collector for the pail 13 yean, bat dcridrd to retire from public office and devoir hiimelf to private interests. It it not that lie •eel the liandwiitiug on the wall, but rather that be no longer caret to combine butinen with pieaiur*. the world isn't such a bad place after all. No War O f R ohos President Truman has taken a strong stand on the gar­ lic Issue. In a 2,000-vvnrd statement lie rejected a sugges­ tion by the Tariff Commission that restraints be placed on the Importing of garlic from Italy In order to protect Amer­ ican growers. His statement placed garlic nn the list of cold war weapons. President Truman reasoned that it Is in the Interest of this country to encourage the rehabilitation of Italy. Italy can only become self-sufficient If it is allowed to trade with the United States and garlic is one of the things it has to trade. A self-sufficient Italy will gain strength in its fight against Communists. Port of that strength can come from the garlic crop. Tito Communists have made completely unjustified and untrue charges that germ warfare Is tielng conducted against them in Korea. Despite the lack of truth In their statements they huve managed to work up a fine indigna­ tion over the matter. Imagine the wrath that will rise from the communist camp when they become aware the United th e con Staten _ Stntun intend* to use garlic against them. __ On* of llie wont charge* which bat been made again*! Governor Sievemon c»me when that Mittouri : dele pile said, "lie's Truaaan'i man", and the saddest blow for Too Lute To CluHHify Senator Sparkman came when Tru­ Ur KUHHKLt, KAY man taid, "Ha's a peach". Anybody who ran live down thot* recom­ While we lienr n lut miwmluy* is givlair mure slid more encour­ mendations bat got lo be good. ahold trulustry helag In te l out agement lo illegal operators slid Aa Airnriaird I'ir tt wiirplsdo tliowt tmiltt liidiiis in ioml of an Allit-Clialnieit plant in Trite Haul*. Ind. They wne (unions each other over llie* hrad with lead pipe* : end broken Iw lllri. And they were not union men lightins management Room, nor tp ik rrt v». non-itriker*. bill til* Ai#F tinkling with ill* CIO. >Jpll one big linppy family I An old Negiu unde, driving hi* wagon along a Tenant** mad, wai , hailed by a while planler, "Guod : »morning, uncle. Mow'd your crop - turnout?" 1 The Negru tliook Id* head. "Ik 1*'y1 I plain my cotton, deed il, rail* il. f ' bale it— an' den de duckt el it all ►up." . "The durkt ate il) " f "Y**, tub. Il wur dit wav. I *«nl drill lia lri lo Memphis to he midDry deduck tump'n for d* railroad, 'f ’d iy deduckt tump'n lor handlin lb dry deduckt tump'n for lendin de ] mbnry bark—d* duck* got all of ' - H I"— Eachangv.^ | : |f General Elienhower I* on the ; hotni of a dilemma with IMpect to two fadioni in ihe Republkan i ' Party over the queition of foralgn alky, il ia equally ini* jhat Cav­ iar Slavonian hat a dilemma ot own lo deal with which can b f ■ r'le ii diiaitroui. He h u |0 t to affify Ihe Ne|ioei of Hailem on * " rigid* or low their iw m rt. at ihe »ama time »ajiafy !«• i of the South on the »«*• on or differ ih# »ama f it * 1 ring lo reconeil* wtrthara coavaUve* on lalmr poheie* w ith ' ' l : and the ADA will be <if e*l»tear«-, r,nw w« Ir-nro t„ mir ■ inatement that Insi-* can wurk both wuya ninl In uni- limlnnr* nt l- nst, un imlutlry I n Ix-lng tiu ul lalu hueliie**. Following the ri-oeal of prohl* hltioli till- bootleg Imluitry prnr. th-ally went old of exUlelu-e. I.egullxed lli|iior wnt uvnllnhle nt priri-K that mnde Illegal illillllln g unprofltalile und not worth the rl"s. In I pnr I I i h i i 1U yeura nI ih -m tin * repeal of proldhllloii luxe* on dlilliled Ihpiora have gone up from 11.10 per gallon to 210.00 per gullon—un Increnae of srit per rent. And that la only one of the 2d separate luxe* laid on IM k Induxtry. A* a result, hootlegglng I* flourishing again, and urcordlng to Harl l.eonaril, Kouthcaan-fn Repreaentatlve of t.h-ensed lleversgv Industries, Inc., national pub­ lic relations orgM ltatlm i for the alcoholic beverage Industry, al­ most na many stills were sulxed by law enforcement officers Inst year as were selrcd In anv year during the heyday of prohibition. Leonard said that the illegal stills aaleed last year—20^17 of them—had a capacity of 7111,000 gallon* a day which U more than the capacity of nil legal distillers <n the country combined; a groat deal more since legal distilleries hav# a dally capacity of only 400,* 000 gallone. Today the government la tak­ ing In le u lax revenue from II* quor than B did before the pres­ ent high tax wax Imposed, al­ though llfluor consumption appears to ha on the Increase, The figure* quoted by Leonard -apply to only tha known atllli that have been nut out uf opera­ tion. No one knows how many remain undiscovered and we can only guess aa to the emount of Itlegnl liquor they produce each " 9 i,k tha Inertias In the nunufaetur* of lUagnl liquor, .we ara raeelvlng more nnd more reports i wonder who would luW* hart i f the distribution of polsonone 1by the Dmoeralatf 9t0»| •actions that have reaulud In HM b f —Ibam’ pfaa of hob J pilmanrhad btan In of lit* convention. In it would have been tding contender* at the that W, Kafauver. R y . hastening the return to Ihe evils that were mi prevalent during Ihe piiililhlllnn period. .iiluruthili jiidnl lieThere Is n ssl ...... . whh-li Inixvs rsiii.'<C pinftiably he Imposed and we liavn reached this In not only the bev­ erage Induitrv hut In many other Industrie*. Kxrcaslve taxation leduces rather than Increases rev­ enue and Is ii real stimulant to the bootlegger alld racketeer. Those able lo afford good IItpior ure not penalised for they will continue to have their bondid stock, I,ut the man of low illinium, finding himself priced out of the legitimate market, turns to the bootlegger risking blindness or death In Ills effort to keep Up with the country club set. Congress and state leglalatures cannot continue to Impose more and more taxes nnd expert such action to solve our ecunomlc prob­ lems. It I* time they began tu give serious consideration to remiring the rust of government, eliminating waste and limiting the exclusive riutjiinal and stale pay­ rolls. This ran ho done without eel lonely affecting any iievesxxry or needed service#. What la happening in the lic­ ensed beverage Industry aa a romilt of tha national tax and tax, spend and spend, elect and elect policy might well Im heeded by legislators for It Indicates what happens when the laturatlon point is reached. Cuts In Foreign Aid Retards Production WASHINGTON un - Secretary of Stale Acheum said today congraaalunal cuta In foreign-aid fund* will have die e ffe c t of alretchlng out or alowlng dawn military produc­ tion In the Weatarn world. He made this aaaerllon In dlacuaalng at a nawa conference the turndown of French request* for a great increaee In American pur­ chase* of urma In France for At­ lantic alliance armlet. ■% & Acheaon aald the French governmenl had laid before the United Stalea tho list of purchaaea which the French deilrcd to have made country can do. He declared the Unll reiponae waa a dlaangol R tS iBaS l i<tiS! have the money to leitM VvAnibh o r w r i ' ir on m o c i •"> , A POIICI TOW AN OVIRTUaNID BOAT aatiore (top) at Salem Willow*, Mai*., otter a thrre-mlnut* tavaie thumiciatorm iwulnpi'd many tumll boot* In the area while a aallboot race wot In protfrrta. In the police lounch 1* II,c body of a irmn who (irowned when II,u boat overturned. Police und flremen (bottom) place the l,,nly ot oil unlilentlllrd victim In nn ambulance ahortly utter It hud been recovered from the wulrr* oil Kolrrn Willow*. At Icuit lour persona ate known to hav* toal their live*. Police reitcucd more than alxty. J e ffr ie s Report V*M»w* 0**1 with all street name sign- of gnl vanniiih-d rust proof tnalcrnd, seven feet six Inrhe* in height, with four inch letter log. M UNH l l ’ AI. f O l'I t T A revision nl the hall hood schedule u, immicipnl court Is re­ commended, pioviillhg for luind* of }f,(Pl for drunken driving, ffiPII for aggravated assault, 33(10 f ir currylog u concealed weapon, f 3(1(1 for selling u share in u lottery or keeping a gambling house and 13(10 fur selling or pos­ sessing untax paid Honor, 11 is also proposed that all convietad gambler., bootleggers, drunken drivers etc,, he -unlcnred to jnd ns well as fined. M .W Oltni.N ANt K.H New (Irdlniilires proposed In­ clude un upward revision of all oc­ cupational Uicnsc fees, a pmhllillion against the locking of , lilt dren In uutoinohllea puikcd o.r the streets of Hanford, provision for the appointment of one or mure women lo llo> City Planning Commission, a prohibition nguinsl the nule of |,ci i to patrons In <ntl, mobiles, ti requirement that all iiivctns and bur rooms l>« main, tallied with Interiors plainly vis­ ible f * mu (lie street nnd adeipiiitcly IlhiMiiniileil. and a provision for rinsing all purlmgnl lupi.r store* at H Oo p.m. arid all (nvints and har rooms nl 11 1J<> p.m. CITY CHAItTF.it A revision of Ihe City l 'baiter l'i proponed following a lody by a cuininlltee of |i, taxpayer i. Changes recoimnriiiicd iriclml.t tha sepor olion „f the dulii-s of tieChief of I'ulice from llioae of the Chief executive Officer of the iminiripal court, a reorganisation of the present Civil Service Hy-t trill with nn imreiise m thu uii-io heinihip of tile houiil to seven, I he oiuls non of department head* from tlie Civil Hi'iviee system, nml Ihe croutlun of ihe officer ul I ’i,rrtiuiing Agent. Oilier ncimiiiicinlutioiis inrhide tlie tiMjdoymcnl of „ mtl time creational director, the reiucation or tlie Municipal ike from its present silo to Ft. Mellon Park ul Hcnilmile llmllcvurd und Hanford Avenue. Tlie present locution It declared to |,o iliadeipiute, park­ ing iieurliy u truffle linturd and sniiiliiliuii dilficiilt. Tin- new loca­ tion would give It plenty of loon, for expansion and place it In the neighborhood of the Tourist Cen­ ter, Hhutflehuuid courts, swim­ ming pool, etc. Thu ridviiiitage* of the Zoo a i n I oil rot ut i ruction an Strisscil anil thu proposal is made that il lie citiird n "Zoological tiurileo", It is also recommended that the water system he expanded and modernised, und street nnd ullcy illumination tie Increased and wlmeway lights he cxlunded, that beon electric signs !,v placed at the two principal eutiantes to the City, that a public addresa ayateni he installed at the City hall for radio broadcasting of City Commission mcniMgs, and that the division of water Im on* uer a Nuperiiitamlrnl qualified to operate the Water ueparimeni hum suurco through runsumer. tteorgnnlsutmn of the City Clark's Office for hotter etfeclivelieae and efficiency ia recom­ mended. Itecummenuatlans were aleo made tor improving the ef­ ficiency of the municipal garage and posilido movement to it nun e centralised location. Ilems to Ira considered hy the Commission should ho amiiidWed tu la * City Hsll one weta prior u> mvettnk-. »» as to aliuw proper Investigation anu study. H u rt d u p a k t m k n t While tho Ftre hepartment with respec. tu fire fighting and ayetematlsation ii (.naracWmed as ‘•very good’, the esiabllsriintni uf a new Ftre Hutton in the auuthweal seotiun of the City Is n-vurnMended. More uru prutection tor Uta entire City «i Hartford la needed in the event of ■•riaue cun* fUgrxtfan. Antiquated liiotorued aquipmeot she aid Im traded in fori pW equip merit, Ait motorised equipment should Include two way HWlu* Slid the ufflclal automobile e l the fire thief should he painted irtm tnt ' ! » W fca-aaiAMiaSK? ^ Chesapeake Bridge Costing Huge Sum Formally Opened SANDY POINT, Mil iAv-Maryland today pri-sritlcd Its greatest piddle work to Ihe nation, n 4.1 million dollar bridge across Chei npenke Hay fiov Theodore It McKeldln nml William Proton Lane Jr , who talked down all ihe oppmdlimi and gol the hridue started when he was governor before McKeldln. had four black and gold ribbon-, to m l at formal dedication oxer c|s*s Their ribbon snipping opened the fir'd bridge ever built across Chesapeake Day. reaching over a -t !l mlh' (drelrli of water lied above Annapolis Third lunge, t bridge In the world, il marks the end of an era of division for Moryluml, since Iliu buy sets apart nlnu cnimtlev on llie eastern shore from Haiti more and the H other rnuntlea. Tile bridge, beside*, fils Inlo the long range plan for super highwayv along the Hast Cnast. Its eastern end nltlmalcly will be connected by expressway* to the Delaware Memorial llridge and llie New Jer 'ey Turnpike (llher* are Inking E IN S T E IN IlN HA ID lilts I,(IS AND E l,EH '4! I'iiynli'lnl Albert Klie irln h si'ionely linen!! rerun! utMul flying sumcra Kvanitellst I j iiih A (lim liicr wrote Kinvlein at Prliirelou to i d Ids oplnlmt. Elnstrln rnplled: "These pnqile have seen some Hum', (underlined) Whnl II Is I do not know and I am not curious tu know.” This was the extent of bin reply, typewritten on stationery with the lelirrhend of Ihe In-dilute for Ad­ vanced Study, .Seined of Mathcmat lea, Prlnmfmt, N .1 (lardner, an iidcrdenumluatlomil evatu'ellit, -.aid he asked Elnxleln whcllutr Mincers originate In miter space, comlnu from Mura or Venn*, nr If llicy are prodm-la uf mllllury rlvali of the I). H. Air Farce. S.U.J.SMAN •'SliF.H T H IN fiH " K N ill, uklu, - A photographic supply salesman told ladiee he was almost swept from the highway Tuesday night by u huge "flying saucer" which swooped low at ter­ rific speed Sid Kubanka. 10. Wichita, Kan., told lii« hi/arre tulc to Desk Sgt Verri Item'll, who said Ihe man was still trembling when he walked Into Ihe police station Kuhankx said the mystery object, appearing us a "yellow green, fhen yellow brown sireuk about 400 feet long,’’ suddenly swooped tow over U S Highway HI and completely reversed directions, disappearing in u few seconds Into the west. He suld the "tremendous pres-ure nearly threw my automobile off the road " Tlie olijeet loomed suddenly mil of Ihe night between llison und Watikomis, soiilli of here, Kuhanks odd. Ih' dt'seriheil il us u huge round hall whin directly over idm. . west to Wastdngtim and south to filch tumid It Is on U. S. 50 and mih.siltutos a llumnote crossing for a ferry shuttle lliut has required 31 min­ utes, iii .I counting waiting time Dial mounted into hours oo summur week etuis when cars harked up lltrcr or four miles There hav* been two raeint axam pin of positive action on the part of tefarlalon nowagatherera to push thair way into public meeting!. Tha first of the** waa in Abilene, where telecaiters mov­ ed Into a email movie theater, set up equipment, and prepared to cover on Elsenhower press confer trice. Some Elsenhower asso­ ciates were preparing to oust them when the general said tu let them stay. In Chicago television cameramen set up their equipment In a hearing room Monday pre paring to cover the delegate com test proceedings in advance of next week's Republican conven­ tion. There waa a spirited debate between Elsenhower and T aft supporters, the later winning, a majority vote of the 001* Com­ mittee ruling that there could he nu television of what some called "quasi • Judicial" proceedings. All reporters w i t h o u t electron^ equipment or cameras were to laadmitted. The cameramen obviously did not Intend to remove their eiabarnte equipment, and so the politi­ cians took their meeting else­ where. The effort of TV people to force their way into the rnmmittee meeting had been a failure, hut a very Interesting failure, and It appears that the Taft fac­ tion committed a taetlral blunder. The televisem apparently are making a hold effort, now, to forre recognition of their newsgathering rights. They may valid­ ly rlalrti “press" privileges when seeking to report news. Thn technique of bodily “moving in" may ho questionable, hut II esti he silked whether, In many kinds of events, hesitant telemeters would get anywhere. Telecaalera doubtless now are contending they feel obliged to press forward, making it the responsibility of sponsors of any meeting to art nasltlvely to prohibit coverage. That may seem a nice distinc­ tion, hut It Is a distinction, Television coverage, with its necessary equipment, may present m o re difficulties for those charged with conducting order­ ly meetings. Hut Rep. Clarence Hrown’s remark that If the doors are flung open, a newspaper might even want to set up a pres* in tho hearing room, Is Ir­ relevant. The value, the essence of television Is seeing. It ran “cover" very Intimately. There­ fore it Is a special, new media. To say that a TV reporter can with hl» pencil cover a meeting nnd then himself report by ap peering before u camera and reading off hia notes, is to miss a main feature of television. Political or governmental groups or Institutions ure obliged. It seems tu us, to face up tu 1hi­ ts! ue of legitimate television coverage, otherwise tho network people will douhtlers fed com pellfed to fore,- the Issue themselves, busing uny uggiesiiveness on n contention of constitutional press privilege*. 1910 Ruii'k Sudan $195.00 1912 I’lymnulli Sedan $466-<>9 1917 IIudHmi (9) Sedan $776-90 1919 Plymouth 1 Dr. Sedan $129090 1950 Studelmker Commander Sedan Low Mileage, l.ooki New DR. L. T. DOSS SI 678 (i« n il H O P R A C T O H H O U IL S 9 to l ’J — 2 to A 503 Atlantic Hank Hnlldlai C heer T U BUCK CO. DR. II. K. RIND L'H 1H O I'H A C T O H Please call for appolntauat 210 MAGNOLIA AVK. Phnnp HKH Nnnforil Phoae J7IJ— 1T4« it ’s e a sy t o p l a n s u m m e r m e a ls w ith C o k e In fo c i, C o c a -C o la nIm ost p lan s I h e m to r y o u , because it suggests so m a n y Tooila q u ic k ly p re p a re d a n d g re a tly re lis h e d . PRICK H lll’POKT KF.VKALKP WASHINGTON ce - H ie govern nienl'a prlre support fur rultim produced this year will average .10 III cents n pound, llm Agriculture Department announced Tuesday. Inrrcx.od by seven qualified turn when practical, the report soys. AX YOU* FOOD STORK FIRST FRDRRA1. SAVINGS * LOAN • e m i t vwaoa aoieeaitv w T U I S A N fO R O t M co ca,co t* c o m m n m i C O C A -C O L A B O T T L IN G CO. �• -- M p a r f H r t M iiM llli Frances Givens Wed To Charles Willis Laura Franco* Givens, iluuichtcr of Mr*. Thelma Given.*, became I HONE 148 . the bride of Chnile* Kdwin W illi*, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. W illi*, on Friday night at 8:00 o'clock ut the Assembly of God with the Rev. I’nnsy Sample officiating at the double rioo service The church wu* Inuuttfully Mr*. John I.. Chittenden enter­ Mi** llarliara l*rwe I* spending (|rCornteil with white trladioli. fern m W EDNESDAY tained yexterday in honor of Mr*. the week in Lake Worth a* the Mn,| paint* and the nun riuire cereThr* Midweek Prayer Scrvlc Gipson Smith uml duughtci Mi*» pui'«t nf Mis* Arlene Martin. mony wa» performed under mi at Central llnpti-tl Clum-h will l''rn iim Smith of Jefferson City, — ■ arch of the while hlossoms nml meet ul H:00 p.m. Tin* Sunbeams Mu., who have lieen tin* guest* of Mr. and Mrs. WilHant Ilu*li f,.rh llt the fiont of the churcli. will also mart ut till* hour. Connlr. anil Mrs. Paaraon. Tin* have returned from New Smyrna program of nuptial music wu* guest* gathered at 12:30 o’clock Tha Prayer Mm tint: of tin- Flint Reach where they spent n week. layer! hy Pianist Mr* John Deal. ul tho Chittenden home on the Baptist Church will negiii at S no — | Prior to the ceremony soloist Itev. p.m. in the Meinorlul Kiim-aliomil Sanford Nuval Air Station. The Mrs. W. It. Brown has left for Carl llrumtuirk of Jnrkannvllie room* Were attractively decorated Philadelphia. Pa., where she will *nng several selection* including Building with colorful arrangements of visit friends for about two weeks. "Hvcause." Following the servlet* r u e USD AY •'tight red hihj'cu*. » — a prayer wut softly sung. Tha Uoyal Ainhaxsudui* will Upon the srnt*ale* arrival they Mr. and Mrs. Grady Herman The bride was given in mar­ ttual at tin* First H ip*. int t.'lmlrh were served a delirious luncheon aud daughter Anna Lee linve left rlage by her brother. Leonard lit) p.m. In tho Chapel. course after which acveral profor New Smyrna lleach to spend Givens, and wore n two piece I HKSD.V i Navy fniIts- corded suit m-rcnlcd The Daughter* of Wesley t In** « r,r V '" l" *»f hrulKe were ■njoyed. about a week. with touche* of white. Her ac« of the First M(thodi«( Church M ,,,,, 0H"rlu’ ly" ,u f “ ■« will meet at 8:00 p. at M e ,w* r* Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hwaim cessories were 1,1,n- nml white and Klnley Hall with Mr*. Hu|.e,t “ |' v" 1 "{?■ Vnnm “ml and children plan to leave on • he wore a white cloche with .link Saturday for New Smyrna lleach blue nose veil She cn cried a Strickland’* group a* hostesses. Those enjoying the afternoon rntill covered Hible decorated with d about two week*. to spend with Mrs. Pearson nml her housej n lavender orchid and -lienmers, gest* were Mr*. K. It. Brown| Serving a* her maid of honor Cpb Jimmie L. Horton has re eller. Mr*, .lulus Her. Mr*. J. It. was Miss Sally Miller who wore fly V IH G IN IA P. ANDERSON turned to Camp Hreckenrldge, Kv., Miller, Mr*. flluiiin uml the • i§ a rose fuloicd •iimiiler soil with lifter u week's fmluogh at boater*. black and white nrce-soiies. Slu* home ill Sanford. fe a n Ann Nelson, accompanied j wore a corsage of pink nml blue by her mother, Mrs. Verner Nelson blossom*. Friends will he interested to was a guest at the Sanfunl Juyeee Foriest McTeer pm (mined tlol Irani that Gene LeGrtte has re­ duties of tiest limn for Mr. luncheon Thursday. At this time, It) m ill THOMAS ceived hi* honors hie discharge Willis. she was presented with u trophy, from the United States Navy. surmounted hy a gold deer, us win­ Mrs. (•U i’ll", 111••f ti»*i of Olt* .... ... fleer . . . . . Naming ....._ ____ .. HOLLYWOOD i f l - M n t the new ner of the Contest I l idt\ Uor«* II |*"V |i (if nml as winner of the second place. Fred Mat*Murray—swashbuckler! Mrs. Amelia Mmis*-k of Chicago with while a,-............ - and n cm There's _something Muuethlng else else new visited overnight on Monday with age of Milk I tint she received u blond bather train ,11'*'' Ills ndekit. It Will l,« remembered that her Mar.Mttrray, too lie talks! j j j r . ,,„ j Mis. i: White before groom's nuilhci. Mi \\ Hi ion c names wer« Jay and C.e and f... " * * * * lo"« •>"«”> considered as leaving fni Miami navy blue nvboi will age of pink cm mil mu second place, Prise and Surprise. •'batty as mi atomic security off! eer Hut when I found hjnt nn 1 *........ The Mitres I ’eggy Howell, Peghollowing the we lling n h .'l p0 'lllla iu Godsell lilts sold hi* the set of “ Fair Wind to Java." home to Mr. and Mrs. II. It. Green­ lie almost gushed about the new gy Hast and Mildred Await re- Him was held nt tlo- home I Mr turned yesterday from a tour of nml Mrs. \\ I M< I • • ■ D tlO|O way and lie I* moving his fnmily phase ul his film career. mined summer flown >m • till'd to Daytona lleach, where they will “ I might as well get Info this the eastern stales and Niagara to dovnrnto. Tin* bndo’ trilil«* wn*i join their daughter, Mrs. Margaret kind nf picture,'’ remarked Mac- Fall*, Canada, MVrilniil wit It a Hu •• tluOi mill Itobhiii*, who is employed there in Murray, who was decked nut In with n t iod woddhit? the telephone office. Mr. Grcenwny the dushing costume usually sport­ Mrs. Mac Edmond* and Miss vontrrod Is currently stationed at NAAS, ed hv Errol Flynn ami Alan Ladd. Margaret Hale* have returned I’ll kI* fllltlkrtl with m Ii i I i * tflp.TA Sanford. "Nu reason why those guys from Hllovl and Gulfport. Miss., I'lifit’h m n i ffiv n l ft fin .i r*ttin 11should keep adventure pictures to where they *pent iihoul a week. vr doi'oi lift || tiihli Mr. and Mr*. William II. Kvnn* AttHMiK iltM-M ii? «i■tiriif lit tli«* themselves Nobody seem* In Ire nml two daughters uf Tampa, lire . . n*r»*|»linn w» Mi ♦ f a i l II m iiii making comedies liny inure So occupying the cottage of his falhei Miss Elirnlieth Dunn hnn ri*- h„rk uml M m * tlnmui ........... . W iliam Evans, on the old Kvuns adventure is the thing for me turned to lu-c home in Gnlnesvllh wlm m t v m I tin a i tilling ami gWve, until such time us they now '' nfler visiting with Mr. nml Mr*. M i-. Shnh \ l» i-«Iri«li*•* i*r | Mini MacMurrny has lung been a .1. L. Horton and Jimmie L. Hor­ .Sully Mill, i wh». |it• i.h.t at tha finish remodeling till* Evans home place, former home of Johnnie lending exponent of film comedy, ton nt their Inline on Palmetto |„t(11q( |„lW| Evans. Mr. Evans Is a former res. and I asked him why there was Avenue. ; l.nli* in tb<- •stouq, tb, •-•ut|d«.* blent of u k e Mury and since ;• dciirth of luiigh provoking nuiv left to spend II f.......In\ ul Daymoving away has been a frequent ics Mr. and Mi*. V. T. Wessland tuna lleneh mul u, now imiktiig " I guess the producer* think that und two cldldri-n of Grand ltni> llieli home ut visitor at the home of his uncles. 'O'! \Vi*t First Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Fluke of they huvr to ronitiele with tele­ Ids, Mich., have been the recent. Street. vision.'' he said "That mpnn* glv Orlando were callers at the K. O. gnest* of theli grendnarents. Mr. The l.ude i. ..-.*,,| h -, ..... . ing the puhlie color anil senpu, nnd Mr*. I harles II. Tyler on Nil- j„ * Fawcett home Thursdny. ,u„l f„, tl„. which they can’t get on .... TV ftf flit Mr. uml Mrs. Wlllium l.effler two \ears ho* (.« en • UI|-I.•V•••! with ipectael and ver Lake. an* entertaining her mother, Mrs. Westerns, muslcnls, spectacles th,. Itayumiid M Hull I;. .I i:<i„ti-iiilventures are the ticket " I& ry llurkhnrt und her brotherMr. und Mrs. Ed White nml Insiiinnee \gi-i,, v M■ \\ t)11- nl I suggest that perhaps the innv- Lynd-I Hue arrived from Chicago tended Hnofoi •i I 111MlI- cm,hint In-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. ..................... ,n "bikers feel the public Is sa John (left, of Cordova, Mil. •" • , Hated hy the vast outpouring of on Momlnv In s|ieml u few weeks uiir from Si iuiin.l.- Ilirh s, h«nl EnllnwII. F. Ivors, fnlhrr of fl. II. Ivi ra comcjy (um| nileged comedy) mi with Mr. Wtiite’s parents, Mr. with the i -Iiish ,,f i.ir.l Ing hi.* gfiinitn,tImi to- wn* emof Idle Ease, Ims returned to TV. Washington, I). C. after spundlng ploved by * lia*e mui r'um|iany That's very possible," Mne.Mursome time with Ills son and daugh­ ray agreed lie ulso suggested that Friends nf little Miss IlleOila prior til III- eldi-tiiienl to t lit* ter-in-law. there might he Ity finding Ksy Carroll, daughter of Mr. nml Unlli-d Htnlen Air Fme.-, fmin Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Chester and things to laugh aland in those Mr*. Vernon Carroll, will he glnd which he recently ll l l III ,| liln to learn that she ha* returned to illschutge sons are home again, after a va­ times. "We made u pretty funnny plr her home after having been ill cation spent In Feiisacola. Hilly Wllcoason of Holly Hill i* ture called ’Callaway Went Thais In the Fcrnnld lauighton Mem­ »l t ^ guc*t ot Malcolm Htrang, ut way,'" ho tiled, hut It didn't tin orial Hospital. . Hy A LICE I I HUM M U II' the hum* of t i e latUr'a uiiale and much business. "Of course, thrro Mr. and Mrs. Gipson Smith and aunt, Mr. and Mr*. J. It. McLaugh­ were several strikes against It: Fluffv or f 11, iv gtument. Tlie IHIu wasn't good: there was daughter France* returned today lin. not suitable fur l.ilt-btn win I, . a danger of offending cowboy to their home In Jefferson City, Mrs. W. 1\ Uuiku and dnughter, stars; and apparently the public ' i ol, " m i near nnv flame Oavle are vacationing In Georgia doesn't like satire of Westerns." Mo., after visiting with Connlr I,nd Mrs. G, If. f’earsim nt thnlr i'J'nt. b,tiling « |n ,n ,l,(* ,,f ii nlii' with relatives, as lire Mrs. 'Ralph "People ask me If an adventure I ll lull tllli'lll nf \ gl I, till II, . Williams ami two daughters, Myr- film Is tough work," he comment I,olile nil tile Hanford Naval Air 1 udvi.i lu'iiii-mnkii - ll,,.. I.,-,, .Station. na ami Melanie. ed " It couldn't be tougher than mi nd no.,*lli, i In-, li , , i .i . ii ruin Ml.** Alice Duwnard Iiuh return­ comedies Why, I've slipped in the Mi*.s Mury Anne llohlnv.......... fur women's work , InMu f.n I,< • ed to Ruffiilo, N. Y. after a short mod. done pratfalls, (alien In visit with her brother-in-law mid water and dune anything for l.ake Mary is listeil on tin- Dean's i-nhveiin in-,- nml sifi-lv K ,i/i* isLiter, Itev. und Mr*. L. W. Hcott. laughs After that training, advrn- 1.1st in the Heliool of Music at lirie, u*tii eiMllv kniMi U t.,I,,, ,- , Floridn State University lu Tulin- liiilshed 1111 mi|i, Im* nn -| iiii f l.l t t l o M i** Melinda Todd Is re- lute pit lure* are a cinch." l.assee. Charles fl. Swaggerly of around Mu-lightweiirlii fii,. i vtn covering from an emergency ap­ MaeMiirray was called to take pendectomy, nerformed at an Or­ his place In the scene He shoul­ Sanford Is also named on tin- lielp ki-i'l* fire lili> e nil' i r . ,- 1dered a rifle anti explained what Dean's list. He Is a student in Must ..... nle kiinw Mm* Mutt lando hosnitnl rnrenlly. Ihe College of Arts and Helenres. more mndily tliii'i a •• li t .... , t. , Mrs.'William Howard, daughter it w.ts all about: miinv itnn'l a|,i'i* tin- i.nuw Ii ilfi "Veru llnlslnn anti I are esrap In-law of Mr*. W. II. Thompson, Is , > ni i i■•»1 Mr. and Mrs. C. I„ I'owi-ll re In tile i-llil lie- ll ........ sill set* a patient at the Fenmhl Laughton ',">1 with Ihe crew nf‘ my ship, .• turnnl recently from point* in ing. Inn nine I m- ' •> • North Carolina. While lu l-'ruuk- ntlinr is ,-I,sinus w ln -ll I n n n *\ 1 Friends of Mrs. II. II. WhlppU | (1|(r fft,| >|jl€,n there’s a hlg ex- lin they visited I.l. and Mrs. Fred ii fire liuxnrd will l>e glad lo learn that she Is nn,| tin. house on Ihe cliff Williams at their summer home; lluwiM-r, illffeienl f-iliin ' , improving -In nn Orlando bo.,total t,|(m„ up cih. wo've got every- and In Hendersonville they were Very differently Wind nun,t'lei and It Is Imped that she can be nung tliiN picture--Including the the guests of Dr. and M r*. Hurry lull rar-lv flan- * lend* I .... I i light home soma time this week b'oMiqi of Krakatoa. * I• Silsby, nefnre returning to San ami eluike nut fl* Ladd and Flynn had tg-Her watch ford they also visited In High sweater that * •vbli »*• ul' Miss Minnie Kiefer and Mr*. • Everett McKean have returned to mil for this new kid MaeMiirray, lands. ugninst a ho' - r f.. • i « ■e . thslr home in Indianapolis, Ind. He's going In he bruve. than Imth mav have llie nan I'adiv klni" • following n short vl*lt with their nl them hill |•<••Iialitv " ill uni tioin iIi•vsn cousins, the Itev, and Mrs. L. W. tintmr I > tlie finiudatinn In Hcott. As they have purchased prop­ Orange Memorial Hospital in O r­ trust, lint rented liU'iill nr -M. i ll's a lls s H Orem fsae User erty In Orlnnilo, they will he re­ lando. Planning Hoard. Mr. Inglry, wlm liliues when it Imrns. will i-nutim turning before long, Itiiliort Wettlngell of Cincinnati, will shortly move to Jacksonville, liliriiiin- if mil nut nut. ninl i , v Mrs. Htutdcy Donahue and sons, Ohio, Is spending the summer with lias served on the honnl since mure nf n fire linnird with u flufl nap. This Is why «n much tesenu 1 Jimmie and Ihihhle, accompanied hi* giamlpnrents, Mr. nml Mrs, C. IUM. by her mother, Mn». Mueller of I*. Iliuslngton. In behalf of the City Commis­ has fieen dune nn flame-proof nnJames Cochran of Bradenton has sion and tho entire rommunlty, ap fire-retntilnnl frentments fnr tin Jbhficld, Wl*. have gone to South cKrnllnu. to attend the wedding of Lean spending a few day* with III* predation and high nralsn "for fnhrirs Acetate fnhrie* also lilnr" parents, Mr. and Mr*. J. D. Coch­ untiring and outstanding service lull then flic Inirned edges |nn-hi • her brother. Bobbie was to h« ran. rendered hy hint to the City ns n and curl as tiiev melt tn a hard sen an attendant. been Howard Lloyd, son of Mr. ami member and chairman of the Zon­ hrlttl" mass. Nylon rt"|ts rutin r T. E. Spires Is out, driving his i r again, following surgery at the Mrs. K. E. Lloyd, Jr., has rrturnod ing and Planning Bonrd" was ex­ than flames, hid, in melting, form verv *••* vlnusv iientls that *-ai from visiting rtdativrs In Virginia. pressed lit the resolution. bor,t - kin in euntaet with them Mr. and Mr*, fl. K. True are P K A IK IR l* A K F fli'i-nusn so martv fnlnies Inda* home again, following a vacation HEAVY RAINS IIIT JAPAN TOKYO lAt — One person Is dead are mixtures nf different filler spent with relative* In Massachu­ and 10 are missing as a result finished III different wavs, the eon setts. Mr*. L. C. Tlllls and son Dannr of heavy rains Tuesday night on sinner i-annot know which are *nf havo returned from a short visit Southern Honshu, largest of the svainst flame unless this Informu New with relatlvea In Montgomery, Ala. Japaneso islands. Kyodo News Don is given on tho manufacturer' Pvt. Dean Taylor, U.8. Army, Agency said about l.noo homes and label, link anyone can use the com "W alt T il The Hub who has been spending a furlough LOST acres of farmland were mon-sensir nreiautlnns of keeping fuss away from high heal and tint Hhlnra Nellie" with hi* wife, left Saturday, for flooded. San Diego and overseas assign In Teehnlrolor ment. Flrsf Newsreel Dr. Ruby Hilling of Harrisburg, p Democratic C o n v e n tio n Pa. Is visiting tha D. C. Spire* oo Crystal Lake. / * ■ /. v ^ RI Dt - I N I H t A T R L . Mrs. J. L. Chittenden Entertains Visitors Social Calendar P e r so n a l s LAKE MARY HOLLYWOOD 1 (Hints to IloiiHcw ivcs] rx r,1:,,, ,;“•*' s e -.c w sr s (I MRllNkot F*ratio I' n ip (I n* I nitt* pin ti Imtl lin'd nilnptr«l on thU point. Mr. Mntihvy «uht ho liplipvwl it woulit tnkr tllU’O tn i’urht Vi'll! * t<» I’ottNtriu’tinn Mutti’t! on th«* t'n'inI nntl mhlrtl that thr only «u* thoriirtl fh»o*| • *1 prnjrrtN tn th«’ Ntatr at Hum ttnir nr* hi thr Okrri'bnh* • »u*.t. th.tf th rir at •• tn* n»ifhtri»p«l |i|i4ir«tv i t irn tin l tivi«i mu til t ’io» util ('ol. t irr ill yi *1 that thr «llVIit! In* l*f 1'iM‘iiti'il tn t ’••inrtrHd a* n iiiii'lif' t at loti nf Hi' in«<**ut I \ nu4hot i/t'il ('mitral mi l muiIi l lnmlii I ‘h*. .I t'ntitiol 1*14.1.. t intln i tImti a a wrw p io jn l. II* -ant that it Woulit in u r rn iil\ ''in »!•■%.’|*t nn«*«* thl« w a> ('ol Mntthrw • tohl tin* irintip C o I. o M*t' cm - end Viigi.'Ua Gibson bold bond- in tin* -»ciu- from W ■ 'i i Hie " \boot Face," coloi by Tis-huicoloi. showing To* d a y 1 that. “ If you want tn ilr\rln |i In illivw li.tr lo at \ •*i i i a.t'ial putrti an i *\ • li,i- >lu\ on lb, Itilr riicatie scii-en Hal, if you »nt v*. i .h ih h .i f" llllVl* loir. "hi ll t )i• \ F*• •I*I •III t fmill "Vliool, if \"t| »|nfl 1 wit lit In huvr to P||lMit \IIIII kill thru IH ML thoy onirht nin»..it «h. phut M. u \ r g \it i: 1 TIN DEI, l l iMtllrnrd I ' ih in I'aae D a p ) |lie11 4 1 i • *1 fill *i tVl’l < Itntril that if thr pmin t nnii. under th»* (Viitral nti.l South Kim 1• 1* W mb till* 1ft III 111■1 in i* tniitf'ft-lft ‘Hi. ilia I'lnntl Coin, Hio Jih’I. tll.’ll th. i N’ -s i:\\ Kin-:i » \ im : \ s \\ ;* i . ,n. while In- i* cm “ l i t i i i i i « > |iin io ii, M ir Irrritury n»vri.i| l.v that projeel'* llu A l l . Mi * Wade pl«•\ •'•! h r a l i h n iriiM n * in n m l u ru u m ) niithmuntinn wonhl have t•» • «» nc- mpniiitd her husband on bis S a n lu r d la n u t t t i r . t l l t u t t l p u l* litruinl relic ii li p. while there she visited l u l n l r o iu l i t i n n u f l . n k r \|*n»r»M»; Mr. Ktiiinr'i, •.pmkiny on lit.* Mr m i Mi- l, f llmchllffe. It is I h r lnrK«* i i i i n i l i r r n f ,|,*ft n to iin |HH*In of thr plan, note.! fni oo t Is ,,t Snnfonl lin ill c lu « 4* l i i g p l l i r r i l l uri'A N that thr 4’oiinti y hu.l hrrn Mi nod Mis W C. Hole are R lir n * l l i r r r u r r nn r« A illp fni fill too Innr nil nirailv of Ions ' c t,.i Itiiom lion to visit Mrs. t’ n r r f i i l r l i r r k n f u u r a r w r r m a p ell-ll* 11nn^poi tat ion ooo'h no i Ho ■ intent", Mi uml M i* lion, l i l M 'l m r i i Mu* f a i l t l i . i l 1lin«> . t r r fl I • . i ■ I In- , •« ill toolo| on to mm *i11|itti \ i hi>tii'll 77*i i l M t l i i n i : Jm .>ii ill, 11. m il hoi lonther trerifineiil n* I - n lillitm lot' ii I cd Ml fill limn «‘\itti-li-r. Mi nod Mr* .< till* apRFrt til aI tlirj t'.iinml In* ilm ie , M e m I SJ.MMHMI UU V iiii .I ,-tnldi ,ti M>* I . t on in 11i'il to «.i ii i «v U r m r ol ■■III liet |HII nc 11.1"I I .it \ 'I 1*1.110 In Min \ It b flit n|iiitiitn ili.H III* intiil nu hi Monk Ml.- 1'IH I l t 1,1*1 I VI'' it lot ot lioiinrat lint tonnrtlt'ii to Ml f I, M . In | hud tlir aPMPf a)a|p||i in spending Mu*> |»roli.|l»ll I linn. on nl |ilool nl l , i M lW . I- *’* rr.it lir-s l.tltlll m liia It ir|iir**rnlN a m ill n • rent men' in in' , I« i,| i - t , i , Ml Mint In < ii |»o|iiilnt|on ol I.IMIO |»r«i|»li* age *, ill I n . ' *1 •* \\ chi i ' i nli i t> 4« k . n lI .ii Mi v«it limit ariti i «*o|ilir« lion**. lake nMei eiei , I .1' > Wi ll. M Hi.-i , t, i.iv. •I ii «icht • I nt ul r^tiinnnl »•**'•! nt • i Ml I Il il l) III I IN \ N i IN I. « \trl.a|tni in t'ili «f In < m r nil SI , Miami 1 H i i• V , flt uii.t Mi A■in.I.l llinli-l olid linn «••«% m I’ity i** ^.'11'J.tUl! ill M "It i„ ienll/e.| I but It will •" ... a:i Mi,-it cin'Sls, Ml** hllRO •’Til** 1'int of llii’sr m 'iip m in very dlfflciiH f*o *»•• ' u* s n ll . I1l1l ,. X i nn.I liiitiulc I tiew- nf rutin i llieli f«*r only 77f» Iioiincn, fill,I ll, | ,11,11.......1 -'Wei I'll'UIOIII l.m i l l l i n i l l i t -» to $ 441!.INI §•«*! \ \ 11•• Inn- I .in-111•- nod II* It ,-iisllOg JI.JM'i -'.". It M„ I'*',I- i Ml' I II. in inline *nme time I io iim i *. r i i r 111 n p i n r j m ’ W I'H w i l l , nl I Ion -mg nml I Iniiu I mm ■• ll J in - t " w in th . It ii' t ni.il uncle, Mr and l i n w r v r r , n r i v r n t I• ji ^t l! , l t t i l \ n Agem > * no n* s' -' will t'U lit loti# n il w llit h lio H *t'< » llII In stnotliil emi t. Mi. i Ui nn i I •* ]| lint,in in Sanford 1 1 Mi h u tlt in t h r f u t n i r T I iv n i * *J,Ititt -JM-. ( Ilill II* 4 1ill t 1104 ■ . » |. Norwood nod iliioirh \t K \ in ’ii n l h it ■*, o n w h i i h I io u n i ’ w w ill roil'd I to tli'ii •••*•! t• v th* i on ot \ , . i .......I \ isUml Mi t i i V " H i. |(« \ i ntlt Ifnlid i l l ' - i . i. m •* III I M t ’llie s l 11 .ilill It nn llltd l i l t H u n t r l y I tr I m l l t , toir« t h r i w i t h fl, n | . , l , Mull..... M I'.lln nil*V til*' 77f» •' Ti^t nip; Iihiim *, i*t i •i tin tm *o w* i *»•» \ i. . t nt i l l to . I.IV n !•••! •*tlt m l lin> 4 lu ' \ *. t \ it * • hm i' • t I), i >■. i Ii i ‘hi oenti t was a lit r i v «i| |»y t h«* |iin p * n o «l i \ n n , tl *.' ei|iinl 1•• hilt 1* rr. 1 . i it i nf Mi*-. Stilt lev H in t i • tim in g t h r i n i t |>t'i Im ii- t Ilf i ,l| ll • "11-10111 I \ nu M ' i n about lU.i1.00O Oil pa . l i t n|»|U o t l l i i u t r l v $|tiH U O ||,. 1 hi I uki- Mi.urne •ini i nii i ini STORM l l f l \ I N A I.F l i t > had Hi i t *l . . . l M i* lt n \ I 'n r u d l n f “A n mriitinnnl on I*j«ir• Ii wn nf Wnl I it • 1 «i wt i Ki in II.'II'I Si, i. ,1 \lr nod ' I ' * At f ‘t »rk he p a o ..fl ;i 1 III.’ ' .1. "1 n, i I.n 1.1 nod -mi-, und Mi*< thin ri'|»ort. tin* * niulitout III t \ 4ill f"l Ml' f i l l N d. | tm fii’niKi’town• h th Nr. f.i . in, w Mi-min* evening } tl I tII It' UII | 14 1 N. III M ..mi Mi Hill Horton had o* oioi r;ii,i»t4,"t hi'iiith ni' ii.ii '• til nml moiiliil^ Sniifiinl Tin* p"i*l«iii "i ll"' III R l lift V 111 lb c n -I W...|ni-«.luv •■veiling. .11 1"' 1111' ill 1 M 11. . i..n' tm . nl*, M i no,I Hu' in i'll whiih in now nn op« ii poi m im (min ( ’«h’»> \ \ i ’n.o i" mid t ••"Id i • 1 III Ill1« M. I 11. I. i.\ ,-| I like M.niuie, lliiiil Stii'i'l, "hniiiil lo* phu in h*w a" 11.1. i mul •< no.l I .Mi. i Ml led (lgle«bV II I " l i t I I ' l l ’ I 'll R l i t IIIII nl. ll t " lll.l ,l.lll III tl* Thi* "(m in Ni'Wi'i i*ii • t v* III!" i V oil* ll iliul (11•w of Hii" «'ii*«'k mi’ll ut« * l* fl 11 d il lift" 11/ ,i 1|t" i , E',. ...• S " M*• ..I vi -ii. .1 Mi mul im hi’" hy Ml hit'll' '' «*( i - wi t y 11-11*1- ll -liinil i •it in tli ' l--i Mi I) 1 \m wiuul nml falnllv 10 A v e i l i n ' It niuiiMir«'n 7*J in* li i' hv i n n i i i t i m ini * u m l * - \ e n Mu ill. ll 1 w n l ofid Mr". I I I Intiil"' h( Thiiil .Sin'll. Ii i" Ills! v• nl *-• • I In' I l,l-lCllM i* rt.nl iii'i'Miiipiiitiod • ll S' |l., 1. mil mi|;}fi'*thi|i I hut u i'o iu m I* ho> fill IIIW N WIII! ll »" 1 41 Til I'll lilt Ill' "I1, fill' (l i|» \« "1 k Alll fMIfl 1 111* • i'll 'i irf " f i l l tlimil ini'iiNiirinir (iO iMt-ln - h\ M nuni Mi • Vi iiiiltl 1" fil l und Ifiihi'* ho 1'iiftnttni*Ii*t| Noilh 11miu »OVI IIUI' •*• Mil* •Ml' h a l f Ir IVI’I ni'l >!i"" 1 ii.'ill*' hn'wr (V h’iy Avi'MiM*. mill Hint th«* ‘In' a g e niiiiii.il , .in f l " 11.0 * i l l fatu i ) our - 1 lii r i i i * WI l i l l W •I k " | f •|n ’ ill" 4III v nf 1>i%vt•••in llomdi o f I III ^ b o x i l l I l i l l In* | ( l IK I I l l l l l l III lf|* » "iflllfl N in« l II T l ! 11"111 i f 1, rr«'ii"«-<l mil ll 11 Ini" u ••( 7 J \ • fun h.i F i fil'd M• • Mnrrnv AhIi I ov hirlirA hv I I t ilichi n nl Tliii'i1 :t))7 (it* in in I f 111 « 1 1 '» »7 *• l mi HIM i l l 1 . 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I* I > low M, V )(i‘iii"V nl "f Sow ill'4 I'ollll* loll I I "III \ ll mil \ *1 M ilk homt Kopuii i f :ius,.i i.'i on S o w oi h I’*.Rl* HRIIMI ■ al'.'.iil'J U" K i i <1iiiir Si w ( '"II «l 1Ul'lllMl ( Kill I |l" t I '.".-'Ii,mm I >i uni n i l \ l I S U M \ I I II I 'I IS r Ml IMPROVE MEN IS f I ,"111,Mir ttu Ii i, mi, iipinnm lluit llu- u lilt I v«* imp'll I nun- nf till* fullruing items, (min a disease pnsmilts • •liiudp'unl, i* lli'iifull- u* fnlluws: i-THH'i Hem l i Repairs tn E xM trig Hewets SECOND Item <' Extension* lu I Existing Sewer* F1111(1) iieui |) Const met inn Cuneiete Itus lliiilu FOURTH Item A Removal "t Sewage I'ultutinn fmill Vieiuili I nf lliilkheail “The State limn d uf llcultli may, uf rmiise, disagree wltli iiiii upiuiuns, lull we believe iiiii npinlmi* are suund, ami llmt we iiiii justify them. Tlie Slate | ll'iuid nf liia llli may alsu liuu-l Mini we inelude primary sewng" SALE • Straw H ats \/* ) Price m I'ananinH — Milaiis — linltuR N« wh IT’S r o o i ; AT Till*: KIT/.! ♦M T7 m u ac Oi i i PitAiUftl i IVIH ^f 11 A *' I GOPOON ruoir Bi-vi' *■ •; SUMMER SAI.A!) SIT.: i ’ no •*• i 11i i \i l 650 11,11 iini >• ' '• i ms iii <1111 I \ » f- m io i I t t ' l a i i i l o l \ A iiiS c T u In' ,n-i n in A h r . M in ic m o is i'll'1 - S n iiii l i'Oi'(llll'Oy 8' IHtl'Iltl'M, Velvet m i l , long w o io iiiR iiin l nout l.v I a i lorod 'J to l ’>, 10 to IS. •> i ,:l,i W ch kit, s ti ip e il lu iiiv n / lie I r e, III n o li w I i i i i * , rust/blucl;, Ki eeii/ w h ite, W ilt’iitroyi’d than wafer wnya and noted that the inland walrtwuy alnny Klurlila'4 enu-t north nf S* v Smyrna i« t mi !h *'’ » » m " • 1 n It would he If thr t n l.rni tit the St John - into th* \ at. i wa v ll* added that h> no i« * nf f >• leiri'datut * of |^r».* he. tl .» I*r.»H’ lat«*d * taf.it! Li lu it m ’l l ’ i ., f.l! r '. *o. vfi.tial f«l|«o|t\ do* • ’ nt il l MU , Sewerage System Elder Springs City CornmiHHion n T II F SANFORD I l l ’ll ALf? Wtdmailay, July 10, !'r>2 Pj ; i * Canal Project $7.«!ri m S k ir t In b ro w n , M a c k , runt, g iv e n . „ $ 7 .*»r, Companion blouse of fine bromic lot Ii, aunie sizes ami color combiiiutiofis as west.it. 87.05 Carlmin f c l r ^ j A ScTSS 111 Palmetie Aveaae . Raaferd, Flertda Nktae I t t l and Bolecleil Hhorls . ;o n d S O N ck fr n 4 ,lO sa'L SANfOHD CJflLAHDO H IG H W A Y ■i- i,u ’.tJU �f A* n Mel Fleischer Hurls Sanford Legion Into Area Finals “M ig h ty M el" Blanks Wauchula On Four H i t s ; Finals T o B e H e l d Tonight H II 1 • If * I a J > h I* h fe­ lt n •t f» r. il t' rt « M IA M I BEACH i,Tt - llinlcnh and West Calm Beach American I-cglnn Junior haschnll teams mrcl here tonighl to settle Hie district championship mid determine which will |p> to the stale tournament West Palm Bench won Tuesday's game, 2 1 In 11 Innings, to tie the aerlea at one game each after III afeah triumphed Monday iilulit Two singles with a sacrifice sandwiched In between won Hie flame for Wrst I’lilm llearh after Hialeah hud scored In the tin t and Ihc home team tied It lo the seventh. Hialeah pulled u triple play lo slop a West I ’altn lleueh rally and send Hie some Into over time. Miami Reach Cuts Sun Sox Lead Ry ‘/i-Game On Split tty GENE PLlHVDEN Assnclnted Pres* Stall WrlP-i Miami Beach picked up half a gallic on the Honda lnlerniitloo.il League's leadliut Miami Sun Six Tuesday nlRlil hy ipllltlriR a pair with thr Tampa Smokers, while the lenders bowed to St Peters burn, 2 0. Tampa won Hie opening Runie, ,V2, but Miami Hrneb look Hie flnnle, 2 I Lakeland blanked Went I'nim Heiieh, 2 «, and Ibe Key Wcst-Hnvnim Riime was ruined out In Cuba. Cecil Kclser, Ncgm soulbpaw maklnR his first start for Tampa, checked Miami Bench on sis hit * tn the opener and the Hmokcr* rapped three Flamingo fllngrra (or (line nils. Kclser singled In the lylnn run In the second ami sluRled In another In the fifth when the Smokers sewed It up Pole Mnranl doled out three tilt In Hie nlRhtnip while Bed llnrietl allow i d seven Howie Boles si llied the matter In the fifth with a home (leurRii (Jreene allowed Miami Only Hirer shinies while the Saint* reached lllllv Harris fur si* Billy |penrs' double with Greene and Frank Gallardo alinnrd In the eighth produced the milv runs Lefty Covlnutnn altackled Wed Palm Bench on seven hits and tingled hnrne the first Lakeland yon in the third Throe Lakeland IlnRlrs In Ihr ninth, aided hy a passed hall, let 1 1 the second tally. A iparklliiR double play hv (Jene Stewart unassisted clinked pff a West Palin Bench rally In (hr ninth when Hie Indians nindr three hil*. •J j { fflj l-eaRii# Won laisl el,and 27 11 13 24 aytnna Bench B PH. .711 .013 Banford 21 17 .533 £ ■Inf kn OiHondo J iiv lllr I Leesburg ZD III 18 13 II) 18 18 20 23 23 .528 .500 .4H7 .342 .283 Cocoa DeLand 3 Jacksonville Beach 0 Leesburg 7. Orlando Sanford‘ "3 0 ' S3 ‘ 3 Sanf ‘ Cocoa Palatka TODAY'S NAMES Leesburg at Hanford Jacksonville Heo"h at Dol.and Orlando at Palatkn Cocoa at Daytona Beach American League ,5M .M l .MI .MU Tbiid L. L in g o o f llv l" it o and It son T. L . I.in e o , J r .. Jo .1 o liinu I fro m an In te re s tin g and llig ly am*■*'• f i l l fis ilim : t r ip 111 tin G u lf • Mes Iro, l-Tdiing at niglil, on a r I i Inn I eight mile.'* out in i,i .ulf. the IJngo< brought no nvi i,, ■ ul ton In |Mi pound,i of fisii I., i up ket lu nearby Mnrko every day. T it* f i ' h in lio * M n rk o a re a , said M i L in g o , do not lo ir, d u rin g the day, sti th e y In -1 no litin lm I*-;.) th e ir trips to Hit* shore e v e ry m o rn in g . The Lingo* fished for three days, they reported, with little surer.s* ul till, catching only three fish, lull on the fnniIII day theii link changed and them efor lo they caught great rjrinnlltl*-* of sea bass, tui pan and other type* of marine life. T lie ir “Sizzling” Cards Continue To Push Bums And Giants Mantle H i t s Grand Slam For Yankees W in Over Cliisox By Jilt: Hi lt III.I.It Ixxm luted I'rrss Sports Wilier t ail liuhtniliH -.trike twice for Eddie Slaliky’’ W ill |1 be Hie nr Ir lie to of ( ’mintin'* Itliilf In Itiftl Slunk) Is kecplni! discreetly rpllel as Ids *l//ling St laiilis 1‘ardiiials continue lo apply pres lire no Hie IliHlgci . and Giants ill Hu- National la'iigiio race tint lliere is no ilonlii Hie seraiipy little lli-dlilnl skipper Is llilnklliit If d huppr lied niiee il m u liappi-n uRuIn Who will fiirgrl Hu- Til pennant race in whleli Hu- lltaol.i. sparked try SI,inky, run- I mm a III' j name delnil mi Atilt 11 lo nose mil Hie Dodgers fm Hu- pemiant In a play n il' Willi llial in mind, it would lie ha/ardniis to ill .count the third piuco Cardinal.! lu-uee.e they trull Hie | Hi re set I MlU l toil pels by IP* irntne* with ft? mure to tin Lspei lolly when Hie Cards hove wun :i!i ami Inst lio -ilnee Meinnrlal Hay, have captured their Iasi five In MU res-lull iliellllllllU four ilmiptil from Brooklyn and have diced five game* from the liiidu e ls ' once awi Mime lead In a . many llii V'" lo win wr'il need a ltd of help (ruin Hu' o' ,t id Hie Icuipie be eailse we're "till 13 behind tin the losing side. Stank# counseled. Hill di .pile the leFrtflr mills, the lleilhirtls brittle on They struggled tbrouuh 13 Innlnu* Tuesday ii IrIH before they finally downed Hie IIraves In Mualoti, 113, to pick up a full Kiiinr on the Dodgers and Giants. Mtiriy lllrktnn Ruined the honor nf hrniinlnu Hie first Plllidmrgh pitcher to defeat Brmiklyn this season, ending a I I Rami' llmluer winning streiiK over the Pirates with an H lilt 7 1 triumph Bnokln Warren Hacker, with the help of veil ran Hutch Leonard. Ruined hi* ninth triumph ns Hie ChieiiRo Cnlis defeated the Giants, ■>£. * iilludel iiltiti Phillies cmitlnueil their iillsIerliiR pare, sweeping a twlii IrIi I twin bill from t'lnelnnali, li I and 4 3. .Mickey Mantle's urnnd slam homo run with two out In Ihc ninth lave the New York Yankees a thrilling uphill l<)7 triumph over Hie ChieiiRo While Sox and enahli'd them lo retain their 3-gnmo firstplace maruln over Cleveland. The Indians whipped Boston, 4-1, to drop the Bed So* 4V* Rallies off Hie pace. The St. l-mils Brown* won their sixth R#tne In seven start* t\* Ned Gurvnr and Karl Jlurrlnt pitched a 7-3 decision over Hpcc She* and Ihe WashlitRlnn Senators. Pwliidelphia ami Detroit split u double header, Ihc Tigers rallying tn win iim seennti game, 10-8, after Harry Byrd hnd hurled the Athlotlci to n n i) flhutout victory in Ihe opener. The Kemlnide Blue* This Weak Tonight Leesburg at HANFORD .810 .403 Thursday Hanford nt Leesburg .410 Friday .M l Isla n d , Sand L u m p , looks "Mighty Mel" Fleischer . . . . lik e som ebody's lu ll flo a tin g in fro m tin - s h o re , M r. Iii'illini1 the toast of Sanford wi'n th e G u lf L in g o sa id , but a i b, n bispi < lio n III ra "Il'lllllR foot-Idt shololll VI lory over Wunrhuln yes.eumy In i <■! n i l * it lo be a ■<in ill I spot o f the Jwnloi American Legion lie snail and s lie ll in lm iiite d by a o i) i lad o f *ea l.in ls o f a ll s u its ginmil*. Sanford at Daytona . * j, ■ :V Halurday Daytona at HANFORD ' Hunday Hanford at Coeffa III h ig h tid e M r. L lflg u m id tew iu jlrf b a te to tie th e !*' In a l.lg blow In a t i. im w a te r w o u ld un ifliu b te d ly wash lig h t lle to s * tire is ln a d , w h ic h , try th e w a y , Is tretless, In- said. The Lingo* nittilc Hie (r||i to Ihe Islaral, w liieli is lueat* il west of tile irrliioil wiili-rwiiy and smith of Mur ko, in a |-j fool lioul pio|ii-||ed by a 1U boisi- powei kic ker I III ) I etui Hill liigiily snlinfled as I Ill'll ' aSII M'tul'M fiiiin U.e Kale of tinfish (inil lieen »iiffieii-al In jniy itn- co.:ts of tin- ex pi dit inn. Tom Mills Scores II is 22nd Victory For Reach Birds By F. T. Mai FELLY Associated Press Stuff Writer Tom Milts slender Jacksonville linn li righthander who slack* tip ■p. Hit1 winiuiici- t iilletier in or ifniii/cd Imseball iml.iy is .tii king elo-.ely to Hint victory mud III his weekly i nfmiiii of news of minor leaRties around Ihe nation AsMU'ialed Press .Spoils Wriler .luck Hand ii'porled Mills wa* Ihe first tie lieald ol to will 20 game* 'til* til'll SOU M Tuowlny night, Mills tircc/rd ttirouRh Ins 22ml victory. (12 over Leesburg Willi niniHicr in o n t b b it In the Florida Stale I.rag ur se.i on lie lias plenty of chance to im prove on Hu rec mil in other leaRiie l ied llrm li ganii’ i Tor duv llnyloiia Beach beat li.uling InLand tfie •I'l imd stralglil lime, 3 2; Puliilka defeiiled I'ot-oa, ft 2, and Sanford ••rured a tl 3 win over Hr Imidu In Hie second game of a dmihletu-iiiler after liuilng Ihe fir I, 53 Mills held l.eeslnirg to four Itlii. hut III. Victory No 22 was marred dlglill) when one of his pitches till Fred firmly on Hie head Hr Adolph Cime said Brady had a mild mncii .slim and iiiivlsed lie he kept under ohscrvutliiii (H hours Bill Miller pllelicd Ihe Huy Iona lleueh Islander* In a triumph llial solidified tlieir hold on second place, lie gave up Just six hit* and singled home Buck Purdue with Ihe Krat Islander score. A double by Bill Shores high lighted a 3 run Orlando uprising In Ihe sixth inning of Ihe fln l Kiime win over Sanford In the nighleap Sanford's Jorge lllvcro iilirlied 7 hit hall Hierro was in Irmihtc only In Ihe xlxlh Inning, when Hull llamplim hit n liases loaded doulde. StamlinKH (Men) Pel, fill W. L. Wilsou-Mnlrr Kl n .722 Holman'* 10 |0 .fitm 4 II Iliint-Mcrenry H 12 .100 ,:m o a Navy V F 33 7 11 Game* Tonight lUdiaun'n vs. Hnnl-Merciiry Wilson-Malar v*. Navy V F 33 tianivA Friday Wilson-Malar vs. Navy V F 33 Vi) Ganirx Monday I'lay-offa , (Women) W I, Pel. ( ill Halvaflon Army 5 I .833 Kimmltbit’s 3 3 .300 <J Enterprise 3 3 .300 3 Wade's 1 3 .107 Jr. LcuffticrH Play In DeLand.. Tomorrow 1•’*{!. ' | ' T[,' -I %* Kiinfnid's Junior League baseball team for boy* between the ages of 13-1(1 will paly Delutnd tomorrow afternoon In the Vnlpsla county seat. Coach Nofdle reipiesls that all players report to Seminole High Hehool tomorrow nt t tOO p.m. Friday the Junior l-eaglitni will journey to Orlando to ploy the Orlsmtnapa (it ItSf p.m* Tho I Bill Hhnre-i. Bn in lie rt finished up 11— gnini-. Joe Viilnia*, recently revived Senator, wn* defeated on *lx tlmel* Sanford Idt* anil some on I'dan ling fielding hy George Kent* and John Imlirn. Hamp­ ton, a ronllnoal thorn in the By K H N T C H H TLA IN side of Sanford, rumr within Hanfonl’* "Bin* Bmitbi-r-t" had a font of hitting a irrnnd *l.in* . ry limner In Ihe *ixlh inning of H|iaelmi* Tinker Field lani night (hr nii'lilrup, a* he ilnuliled In and the vleloiy nuinientuin wu* Ihe top of liir rtghf liem barrier momentarily halted a* the Orlan­ to rlrnr Ihe *ark« anil keep the do .Senators won the first game .(emlors liiipr* alive. of n twin hill, 5-3, hut tbe pesky Pre** lint Pul­ Blues snapped bark to -mire (be nightcap with * convincing 0 i ler; Veteran Joe Pnrlae III i * x e il triumph. id* first two Led by I lie i n - * ^ game* o f I I I " spiring fleldlngeD" sen ion In t night o f tiiu p n o r when il" fnlli-n' m n n ' s "Nelllo to innke llie tri|i Fox"—John Iniheenns" of mi lib h r i i — Hmifoid ii e n * . It n » I y annexed the see It Ii o d e » , wiiii "lainmed arm ** nriii contest lietwo of Hie Blue* f f V hind the seventhree run* and 'I t Idt hurling nf "ton'd tin- other Ni l) Zimmerman J o r g e Ulvero,^. mi n booming two run triple In whu notched his . . . . tile fourth, relnjured hi* thumb l l t h win in 21 mid had to move into the outfield decision* thi* year. with Frank Smith Inking over the Last night's split gave Ihc ■(-reiving ilmlp* 111 til*' secoiul Blues an rnvlahlr rrrord ol 13 game. I'*ji llmnliert plnyed fir *1 win* In tlieir last 21) outing*. to the nliseoee of I'nrluo. The Seminole* gained a -Riune A lt II O A . . . m O * Inon Ihe league leading lied Hut* I 2 2 HinlHi, ' f as Huytonu Beach *wepl their oi iu ii.,.iis M iiriie N 7 ... 1 1 .i Ki'lll*. d Ih twoigamr net w llh Del,and la*t sao amuiaa caaoii ;t i >> 2 Itnbrn, 2b night. litre I* « m l llial Irl* >ou toncrn0 It n :i Itnoibeit. p true on iicurscy liccsuvc II iskr* The race for first place louks ,i II .1 i Aleno, :tl> swsy Bit worry ol bsckls.hci something like thisi ii 1 S I Itlioib-r, . —S h s k v « p c s r c't I . in i. u i W I. Pel. Gil woMiiiMrn. VTt'vc f liili t • GotG u V illi'* n , i f 1 () u n Dul.anil 27 It -711 itg Stiff hv Invcnlina vpool-vhafl :t ] I i liny turns 24 10 .00U t ( i i i o r a l i -. a i hr*riua* whiili n i l r t l vpln. I our :i 1 () .1 (s*u, it* line docm'i oukuii ball. HANFORD 21 17 .533 0 Bellinv, ... , . p If 2H 7 IH II Only by caiilriR will* ii *an you T h i * evening *" l T Alt 11 O A • c» w h i t s w o n d c r l i the Blue It.uuli- ■ I •. M s k c ■ 3 | •i n et« return In tie- Do), ** Rood ta iu r i f l y 0 I friendly confine! ill Ill'll, 2b *if b'Rinnviv, 1 n it Font, e hrorr caiirri L /'J R I of Memorial HI a Levy, Hi l 8 „ of anyout, ciprclslly al ;t 0 0 <11'tin to open n Slinrea, ef n l | li i , o r it 8 1 Iwii-ogem ■rici* llitmp'on if wliru out n f ii I 1 ii with then old .Menu, :tb f s c 1i ( < . n 0 1) I Inntiii*, If Mint in loHie n e tn e * I * ii •1 1 ■ Zitiiimiiiimi, p day. l.i-e*lmtg 'a*-k o JI 2 •i- Mnrruy Byrd o1,tl|f,l1'(',|' M) o (1 :t will probably get W # a r il n t F a r l o r y m in im u m ana X— 5 tin- ptli lung n* It I ml,i n, Ab-iio. UlmdeH, Levy p rlir* — *.iy*- ii ImiiiI Ift"*. Murray llyrd slgnment thmigii 2, Jtliiii"" 2, Foul. E Mena. Bill he worked in Sundiiy'* DeLmiil It 11mi I, 2. Golir.iiles, ilnm|don 2, game. Till* would give him uid,\ HIim ii -*. M i iiii , Zlmnieriiiiin. 211 four dav-* of rest mid hIiiiii Ii I Man Ki'iiis, Hlrnir" 2. Ilmiiploo, Hinilli. ager Cliiiek Aleno feel thi* isn't .'Ill Kliiab > H ltn*|i|i, Itamliert. S P O U T IN G GOODS sufficient, he may cull on elthei Ill' Kenls, Imlirn iinil Bnnita'rt; Bill "Good Deni" Jones m Tori) Smith, It' ioin mid Imlirn, l.e fi-- 3 0 8 F .iihl F in d S lr e c t P h o n e 838 Torn-*, the oii|iredlctrilite Ciilinri ,Sanford in, Orlando 5. lift-off roolde. Zimmerman I, Benin* I, Bumberl The Packer* will lie playing I. HO try Zlrnmnmati 4, Benia* without the Hcrvirrn of tlieir 3. ltd B'-rdns H In 5 innings, 5 .300 hitting third lm*einnn Fred run* IlilP Zimrnermnii (Imbrn). Brady, who wa* liennrd last I’ll Blimlr*. Loser B'-ntp*. D nlahl hv 28-gnmr winner Tom Mo lime oml Hllrr, ' f t |:2H. M ill*. Brady waa taken to Ihe hospital and reported In 'good Kn I l f o r d A lt It (1 A cumin Inn hul will have lo re*I •Slutlli, cf c 4 U 2 0 for n few ilaya. This I* Ihe n i t Keilia, It * r 3 1 S n oml Packer player to he struck Illtlini, 2b 4 t) 4 el hy n pitched hall. Two mnltlln Bmitliii t, Hi 4 n •t* 7 0 ago, Hanford ’* .Murray Byrd Aictlo, .’{il 4 (t 1 t hit former lrr*h u rg Manager, Blind' > , i* tr 4 1 5 1 M alter ( hippie in thr |,*-mi f'avnlb in. n 4 1 2 0 lltnl hospilalircil llu- poll-di md *• (iMU/nlc ., il 1 it 1 ll*-liler lor fum day*. Biu t o , |> 4 It n 1 Nell ............ i ntiii* 114 <1 27 8 m a ii threw a Ui lamlo AM H O seven ■biller nt Duy, ss tire Heniimdes m Drupp, 21* Ihe first i’nim' of Ford, c Ihe dunlrjrbeatlec Levy, Hi in Urtnmlo to win S lio ll- I , c f a 5-8 decision. iliiinpioii, if The Blurs :ili\rt Menu, .'Hi or Louie Berlins lltildrinsa, if rou Idn’t lr<.lit on Valtnns, p Totals to n 3-2 lead mu! Haliforrl wa* driven from Orion.In Ihe Iiiix in ihe .lorgr Kivero It —Itnnilii'rt ____ _ ___ eighth hy hits off the but of Bob Dtnpp, Levy, Hhores, L'avallero, Hampton, rouklu lionm* baby, umi Hbiith. i : Mena. Drupp, liny. It It i - Cavil Hero, Khorles 2, Hamilton 3, Keuia. 2B Hampton. HB-HO; Thomson, New York 71; llmlg. Hmlth. H Drupp, Indira, Ford, es, llrooklyri, and Ennis, Phlladel Gonsoles. DP Gnnsnles, Imlirn phla, 84; Slaughter. St lands, 50. umi Bnmbert; Imlirn to Gonsules. Hits — Musinl. SI. Louis, 117; L. ft Hmifoid C, Orlando 5. HBdtenD1’ Ml1,1" lami*. ® 1- i!l.!l ! 8*,Loekman, ‘SLh'",n' I "Vulmm U V" l," ’ :|. lllvcro O -lry tllcnst, SI I “1 Biven* i W 4. f Hv,.i Imbr.T, K e n t s S t a r Afield F o r HI u c Bombers; Packer; Play Here Tonitc Ovicdoan And Son ■ Find Fishing In Lull’ Successful WAUCIIUI.A — Wauchula Lakeland h e n today (or Bill In ini-«'l Sanford in tug final* uf I lie Control Arm Aim'd can Legion .liininr Baseball lour ■ nament. Santo'-1 heat Waiicluila, 7 n, in Tuesday'* only Baltic In rcinam undefeated Melvin Flidshcr held Wauchula to four Inti and not two of his loam’s nine m lcllc, Coach Hill Fleming Mill |irnhnhly turn over Hie luirlini! rlinrci (ur the final gamr tn rtllier Jimmy "Jock" Krider nr Junior Melts, the winning cuiiihinnlinn in mu Lakeland gnut** on Monday niter noon. The winner nf the Wniicliuln Lakeland game Mill nppoir San ford Junior t-eglnn at ami ji. in this evenInfl for Hie Wtiuchuln reg lonal championship Should Sanford win Mid name, the "Baby llluei" will enter the slate Tournament nett week. run. M Blues Split With Orlando To Gain Half Game On Leading Hats Tlintl Lingo, Jr., son of Ovlrdo'i, town ile ik , recently ruught this Ift imiirid tnr|ioh on n s|ilnni'r mid "lx iiounil line on a fishing trip hi llu Gulf near Mnrko with hi* father. “Blue Bombers” May Smash Out 92 Homers Before End Of Year By K E N T f'H K T L A IN There has lull been a home IIIII hitting nine him- to mulch the llk'-a of this year'* Seminole Blues in tbe Ifi yciii hbitury of the Florida .State League, The "Blue Ifonjb''is," a» they me rupidly hceomllig known a-i mound the circuit, have i atib-il Hie fences for dll homer* in Hu- (list lot games this sensmi to ■iptitt Hie ull-tiimi FHI. record o t by tbc Sanford (Hunt* In Itlftil Every elrruit clnot frinn now •m during the r e m n I il log 3 1 gunte* of the re gulnr sennim will constitute a new record In tin piige* of Petiu wooks ngii anil tbi* might he re­ pented nt itoy time In till' next 34 contest*. Four of tin- 12 Hemlnoli'i w h o have .-ontrlnuL'il hiinie run* till* year to rt-rnrdtying total uro E> no loiigiu nii'iiib i- i * o f tin. ' lllues. They mo Ihuiii'llir "Yogi" Vlroslmi, ( h i' u n ii i e d u'tnhli' . - >r, ratiTier who uuit llu»ly Bhwle* llu1 eluli early in tin- season for no uppurcnl reasun, Surlily Grout, the liigh-snlnry Mo­ hawk Indian, who couldn't find Mg' balling range, Frank Santntu, the M c b a a l's F H I . flashy inflelder ttmi wn* rerlllL'tl book. At tile pie , by the Lakeland Pilot*, and T«'l .cut ...... . (|l(,(iklvn who wu* sold to Del,and rat*,, the "Him ^ T l U m g n ri mid-slam fm I'omhrirA" w i l l Sanford h f* 11 4.(1 niorr ((cm |N die riititilviic iot*l rmir mniter* lie Ihr two record hitting limni' rim fine the season close* tn establish luniim In tin' FHL. a new State League mark of 02 1832 llliie* 1030 Glaiils 11It'i*. .13 20 Levy Alrnn Individually, 3tnnngrr Chilrk A 12 Neville Rhode* Aleno Ih the pace setter nmiinti |2 llufrnrrkor •v 5 Pari*# tin- Nrnilnole "Blork-lliislrr*" !) Un*# . 3 Itn lira with 20, which Is high for the 5 3 Tomrk .Smith Inigtie. N ed oil Hie list are Jue ,3 Murphy . 1 Cnvallaro I ’m lie mid Hnsly tthiMlc*, whu :• lnrk->rm 4 Knntiori hsu- earh hil 12 rirruil drives, 3 2 - liirdilprltin Grout mill foiirlh place Is Julin Imlirn 1 l.nk" 2 Fj*kr» vsIIli nine, ’t he ipiartrltc bs* 1 1 Foray liltllriwrk 1vis aw a 11ei| a ronddoe lolal of ,13 1 1 Bnlli-y K rill* for lid* year iilnne, 1 1 Long PrliiwlMo P i i uug tin- biidi'is in the fifth 1 Hint" <p'i ] utal" 88 l mi),lug ptMil l ton I* newenniSl' I 'rank Hoiltli, wtiii in Just four M ajor L eagu e week* id play1Inin pounded five ball, met the Memorial Stadium l-oadcrH harrier. The A|eno-jthoilii*-Pnii*eBy AHHOtTA'I'I'U PUKHH I in In ii S i i i H I i i-unthlue ha* no h r glcgale tola) of fig Imm era this Nutlnli.il la-aRiii' year mill no nmstltutvs Ihe greatButting—MiMial, St lamls. 328; cst "Minder's Bow" In tho an- Atwell, Chicago, 32i); Atldls. Chi noli of the Florida Stale Lcutfiin cago, 'H3; Uiehinan, New York, *aga. .311; I ’iifko, ItriHiklyn. 3111. It I* Interestlinns hailed tn Stiuer, Chicago, rig to note that 12 players have VoluHia C ounty •unlnbuted It this year's ru< -ord total which ' r i i t x i m i r a k .v t h i h o I* exactly th FIl(ST II VI It—> r « i« -ills . ii m *• numhc ( K l r s l I I m I f l l a l l r IIU M b l-l who weru Instru I Hoi k v III mho . I T o w e r .Mull, 3 I I I I I '* Way, I Monroe, lull lii'irmir. mental in setting * (*#.,«■■«.r * Warrior, 7 llchio Him *. S the record on Mu irn .i's t i n s " i lltfto G i a n t s . i k i l l O.XII M . v c r — X l i l l h * M ile 1 S e io n .l 11m If I In i 11 lio n M r I II i i w i i v e r, tin I K in * T w ir l, 7 J u iim I o P r 'ie . 7 Giant* hud but E l . la in ,. I H a u l llo o l* . A l - i l ' r r l l l i l r , one outstanding S la ib li) II. 7 H |i*i-ily H ls i* . S A la l.m ria H rs c k - r slugger in Ed Chuck Alena 'i'llill ii li ver—a Talk* Mil* Levy n* compared to the Blue* I H |i« iln l Pan, 1 l . « t ‘* tin s , 3 with four. F li*» lt W 'tirrb .r, I Xlv L u c k y h * v * i i . A ll a r v c ) H a ll, a J 'n llir I 'a r k , 7 Levy'** 33 Iota), which sHH H s r k H a rm o n y . S I ’litu rn a . , Stand* a* the record high for an P i l l I I I I I H A IT I— a / l« t h k SHIe individual FHL performer, re­ I 3VH*I o a t " . 1 t llii» v Jn. 3 H m o o lh H lrlrlo . 4 T a n k s # S lits , I A lls g ls n c s , presented 43 percent of the S K l t t l - W 'ske. 7 M il* M n |i* , i* ilv>i4l Giant's total, white Alenu, who S ilk s . lending Ihe lllues, hsa hit hut F I F T H I t VI'G—A/luifc* Mile 3 H i-u tlc l, 7 M b lr c n i. S It,.M illin ' 23 percent of the team's total llv rt. I l l l s v e I ro ily, I J u * | M m llfn a , oatpul with 20S tln y a l I .Inc. 7 C h a r in ln a I b i r ln r , S Only one Giant player, Al H I * h ie Neville, hit as many as sig to ■ IS T II IIAI'H—A Irtlk* M il# . A lls* k liiro o k s y , I l l l p Ib S irln , 3 rank second behind Levy's tre­ PiiwiTfer * 's ( U l . I mendous output. The Blues havn v ilk u u K in a .I'wSlnAl.h a4s it,lin7g W e ll F a v Pnrlse and Baades knotted up for u re a , I ila iim a t s s s . BHVMNTH NACK—a /ie ik * Mile second with 12 each. In 1830 tho I Mr Urwr. I Drove Park. I Giants had Tommy Rose and John UuonUlli Warrior. I Kil*n. S l.* n !a , Hnfeiiecker tied for third place S lirrnll*. 7 l'a*he*n, S Wart. KIIHITH II VI M—fl/ISIlM Milo plaee with only five while Imhra’l l Frosli tluy, ] Host (lolit, I nine elrruit drives thl* season is l.olhal Hlop, I l In liner IIIII, I Hullfourth high. •n* U va, S M*«*y lima. 7 Kami Taking tho top H as, S T w in k le T o * A ll VTII IIAI'K—0/I0|ba M ilo [four Sanford I C hao s « lle a r h M a id . « g a llo n | home run hIL H H *d , I A l n i l h r r W h is k , A F rle ru l |tors' total or 38 K rin a , S M y U u v s lla n , 7 U p n d jr and comparing F a ro , x In a r a s . T t n i T H IIA I'IA — O / l i l h a M ilo It with tho four I lln lla w s y lta lio , 3 Ponca. 1 Mftn [ranking G i a n t sluggers of |DB0, French lllu*. < inis k• ACM—■H e a rh I ' m m wo find that the t (Silver i *ntnher.. I llslh Anns Giant* hit 49 llamly MabH. I Vslvay, Flaur*. S Texas Hand, T 31 with 73 percent Tori, . .. , of those drives Joo Paris# i,e|ng furnished hy Lovy's 3.1 total. The ei-Hanford shipper aad present Otlanlo pilot's 33 U4al may bo saved from Manager Aleno'a roach this year. Giant ( hu»b la U behind with 34 gamoo lo bo ployed. At tho retd Kcnnd Club WONDEREEL r ROBSON # W " R Q H V fc k r ie k v k b n S K \ « r k' I'hlladclphlu. Inti. A— 352. Home runs — Sauer. Chiragn, 34; Hntlgrs, Brooklyn,, ami Klner, PitlshurRh,2u; Malliew* and (Jor­ don, Unalon, and Thomson, New York. Pi. Pitching— Hoe, Brooklyn, 7 0, LOW; llearn, New York II 3. .780; Wilhelm, New York, ami Yuhas, St. Louis, 7-2, .778; Ernkitlc, Brook­ lyn. 10-3, ,7118. American League Batting — Fain, Philadelphia, . .337; Goodman. Boston, .334: Woodling, New York, .323; Kell, Boston, .313; Mantle, New York, .312. (tuns batted In — Itoblnsun, Chi­ cago. 70; Drnpn. Detroit. 07; Husen, Cleveland, 03; Doby, Cleveland, 61: Mantle, New Ynrk, 58, (ills — Fog. Chicago, 128; Hob il V .*' I inaon, Chicago, 120; Rosen, Cleve­ ^«C dW \ land. 114; Jensen, Washington, MS; Simpson, Cleveland, 110. Home runs — Berra, New York, Si; Doby, (Yeveland, SO; Bob!neon, Chicago, (Risen, Cleveland, Drupe, Detroit, and Jriosl, Philadelphia, ................................ ‘ yIWi da. 10 - Races •Mon. • Tues. Thura. - Frl. II HACKS WKD. and SAT. Dally Double la* and Snd Races iluiniffu every Hand | • 7ks Iswsil prllsd ICA Vklor Ml wlrti lbs "Meet* MeahaF* lhal y»d<o* buy, , , end »k«f a buy Ii id • H*w "Magk Ms*llstu ilriu;l A lyrltaia ach Ilia aa tufllfw** l*ylg« v ywr Ml M* tanriantly adjalU Rktwrs avallly, aeafglsi wsak itfsalt, k*Mi btlgklstu <**o*«| ea year wr#en-*vtM»n<«tfrl 8 Dsubleiklaldsd lv»»r, tomS*»Mly diltldsd rfiaiiii, M r*t* •*1 yklw*svls*li I 6 NsuilM laedora is MsM <*Mt tvitroet (korvy lofik. Mshkloe • osm IoWo W u avsMabls, Mira. ) Free Home Trial * ™ 'rv.*s d 2 (Medel uraooi ‘M 8:15 P. M. da, LEESBURG RCA Vidor Shelley fO N |U ttr e IH an ay G i I W 17 and f t . However, Aloao doMoMUalod hie propensity foe ftmmdod opt four rimtlt la just throe games two t TXX\. , MEMORIAL STADIUM fmark.i w w A M G o l in w h e r e th e ftsh Bus Service Leaves Yellow Cab Winn's Television Office 6:50 P. M. And Radio Hound Trip II.M Tux fnel. >*t W. Sad SL Ph. 411 �VENETIAN BLINDS Try and Stop Me Factory Prices Sanford's tint? V r n r lia n W in d M a n u fa c tu re r, o ffrr s ynu rn in p lrfr < m l r r (or IILINIIS 9 R etaplng • H rrn n lin g • R epain tin g 9 SEMINOLE VENETIAN BUNDS T h a n * II52-A V H a r n e tt K .m r w a x on nn o n to to \.r n ( W r i t * r . n T e x a s . .-lo to g .i.p h in c lu x t.ooka ,.t s to re * a lo n g th e ro u te , h r stopped to ,.sk .. tono c o w h a n d In .. > te tn in g ly c n d li-:> r lr c tc h of Hat, t r r c l i ’s* g r a z ­ ing la n d , " H o w f a r is it to the n e x t t o w n ” ' T h e c o w ­ hand an w e e d r l t r t 't f u l l y . " S t ia ip h . a h e a d . Itu d . a d m it t h . c c o r fo u r h u n d re d m ile . ’ 1» F re e *H F .N A u th m h jll West T h ird S lr re l *1 »— > l. 'o r g r A lle n 's i t r l l n l l l o n o f a a in i n \» h f» h a t k f t t in L i l l i n r i t i l t h nn i»|» llm |« t The 1952 Dodge 9 Wayfarer 2 Door Sedan Delivers in Sanford * . for i IWunlliH To I’ny 1 I * 'I 4* \ \\ II I I I II I ! \l* . i*« > .1 • ii i Mi i m i > i m i i* i it t i t i i v i . . . n * i» .m i i i . utxii-,\i.\i\>i>>ini»ttiii n I *'I It* \ l«tr I 19.1m . .1 a It III • . I \ t *AI* *. t»» i Im* . - . i i I ,| \x • • Phone 1011 i| ii . r ■I i it* •i*i NN* dn* «*iln %, Ju ly .10. 1932 • 1 III 1. t 1 • . 11>k 9 It *•, ip h i , • .n it M> -•••»*• “ i «• f \|i • I .• * A■ \ I mI I i * f f 1 11*1 •V »t J ,-fMi* I V"M Ml lit >• » i it.>11 <•'.f : I. ti if 1A » I . . . . .it. i • .1 . ••1 f*% \ ii Ii. i. ....» • I.. I I . . »•••• »• * f, . . . •. V I I . Ill . • . I I i A i fn!.»*it .it . i *'• •II* alls a lt.ll NI • n rilF SANFORD HERALD N o t ic e \ i i, i * •I •» i • I)IC. C. L. DEKSONS AA | I • I , * I 1 OPTIWIKTIUST KYKM KXAMINKO (.1 ASSKS F i r i ’KI) I l f . 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JAMES (’.UT AHKNCV | i ||«> III < T hr I T H N i\\ ir m u r n n D l t r r r r r r t x n l i L o . i n l one n f i t i d e s tr o y c m I i c o m e * fr o m »»nr o f th # b ig r l n l i i , n n il n o ilmtmt O e i t h r a\ At ilro .» m i n e r t o f th e d c M lm y r r t l i . i t » ti * iu h * r r ip t to tt l.i fvtMiut t o in n o u t NVhut i n n l i n th o I r t l r r iin t q n r t i th a t it h m li1 r« M f< l tn " M r W a t ilto o m M e a t,*' nn<l ( h a t th e *»« •>»*! i n n I « ;in i. 4, D r n r M r M r m " ( - d lH I ’ill SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS 519 Kiwi Flrsl Street • . .1 i« m i JO H N I »rf#»n U*it«. • ||I I n < lr ' • .ii* • i • • i •*» \ s ii it r .(*■• • . . . . I a. |.| II I In I ...f, . • •»•.« I l l * It I. • % . •• » I till. I • .«• «« III \1 I «' I I I I I A *lilt i: \ * »l ill II •» $2271. 21 *l i r II \ . I I in \\ Cleaning * 9 U T tr iIIT M A N * tn d . . ... • »»•• !»»al«i* IN I ill: i (»• . • m i oi n m Jl Dial*. >1 III M ill l til M i , I I Oil III \. 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I i f I IB' I ll' "I • IM III. ln:> W .'.l (i t • "ii Nf. n Ii All t In - 11" v.-. 1 1 i nii'llt lull M11|, ... .... • ' ( | | ( . J(... ( k(, ........... N , ,n | I I if.l— i'li— • aliitflita mol ilmilili"*. Illnuodiig in k ii I lull lim a. OHr ■lu ll. I70.'l M ngiinlin Ave. C O flll ,AM> HAD U«nl :t Iturni'i Oil Sl<iv*' l it.no Used 2 piece Living Room Suit" l ft no 20.011 Used Rtdl A Wuv Red Used ft piece Dinette 20.00 20.00 Used Chinn Used Unfit Red 20.00 Used il pc. Mnplc Living 20.00 room Suite ilO.IIO Used ft I'lcco Dinette New full size Kitchen Cabinet 4<*.ft0 Reg »7IU>ft New Sofa Red 114.50 Ri g tlHl.ftfi New 2 IV Sofa lt.il Suites 1H.OO M ATH HR OF SANI'OIH* JM'OI* K. 1st St. Chose 127 w m iil r n i i . l r t p ' l i n o . It. I v n lin * In ( ’" l i t i i l l H o r l i l n , I I I ! '. ', n il la x o a III. I il.lt'.l H lio f n n l .1I'M .’l l y m i l l. n g g ilg " A IM irl.K S AV. AMI Ii — ft AA’e Inly, »"ll Ai linde used furnllui". AA'il.nn Miiiet Furn* Hurt* Co 411 K I at. I'li..... IlftH. Used luil.s lied. Imn m AA'">> I md*. I'h. I Soft AA’ 7— I'e ls , Livestock-Supplies " iri.'K i(*iM»l‘ »/. r u n ih AV,ANTED 1i 4li.ii|.*'Mi*i| SI tin iN n 'i, fit.410 i h i HH m u t* 1 N\ «• I Mini lltlle r ♦ ITinl |||M iM»fl •* 11v•*i v Si*r if** p lm I n • l pai un fit |i|«»9i i f Inn n n .•I r> * at rh ih |M t *il.ivtlnf i ....... .. llo l*nliMi*tti.. T fU * i i .p. m i i .' NhN M '.'n* I'M M ia tu m in tn Sanf'iM i l •*va• a I initial i in* I'lnMif II N I I I . UN . Iii'tm iu tn r «»» S tu tte r ' • i t . # ' Cull r»l7, SvAiiin’i Hut* im Stivhi*. Sanfui'l Avenue m l .'ml Street. , , f t ,. . s tl.L I'lio m Tn, hnlrln h. >.| 1 AV It.n il.- I. Hh ii . ‘ . ___ _ i . l t l ' M m M in n in g Sonltim l, O r I .nnIn h vn iiiliu S ta r. C a ll Hulph Km i f.tr>-.f. K V t I t V I l l I N O fo r til.. luilM ar. S n iifn l'l Stunt. Tow h i I ih I iik I i !>•«. I'li l:’’.(i. li* i II M i n i I t i : i * AM I S K liV 'll'K Iv liiii' .Atlit*— ni • F iir n ltu r i 'i i 1.1 l HI K l'ii >1. I'li 11 .’ft \A ,\ 1,1,1* AI ’ K I l : I.H lK .a l |tl iV n t i a l Kloridn ai'loi'llo.l U rla n d . AA‘ull|nip.ir Co., Kilft Knsi AVaah ing'uii St. Orlando 2-ftll*I. I ,(• AA'e.ST COST AUTO F IN A N C ­ IN'!; hy youi local ftmik — In"in i i i i i " with IIO V II VVAI.I.ACK, I ft' 20',i, dividends. I’hoin* 104. M C fl'f t * • i'i f U i i 'i , r . ; | 'i . ;i ’ ■ o n -7 II K ill guide nf w -fll-lircd pig s fu r kiile. I'luHU- 12110. AV. 1.. lln lcoinin'. *k - I*I|*.IP \ I *I I IS I h i Mill a t '.p i ( V ii i I NN *• i ik ii kf *»I .! H iinfu nl Av» I . . . Mm W # I !.%:! I I*. .1 ' '** I' . iii.llln.il N , «... 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T I... ‘ " V ' 'j . 1 ’ 1 ( inn.l i'(.ml 11mil I'li I * in I 'm nit in i* ( i n i. i , I |i| AV'i i i I Irxl I'loni*. 142ft. l U O T I.lK K I ! US A ll in -lttl no HUM! ROOM H|it. Kiiroialii'd, | good location, ( " ( u m i , Cull I7ftx or cvcnlnga (illn-AV. . :k v L —9 Sl*» t I \ I . S I ’. K V M KS \ TaM f'nin itn.l I 'l A N " . '' n . w i.,i " i I . nn , Itinlm .V 1 .....' ""J'’ I'liune M nu I ..•».* M \ • f I* N • "in II. I 2«;h NV llliln N fni poicli (It ItrccXOVAilV ll.io it . y- ,, ............. , „ .lf uinl t„in liir„iim *• * T I'l.-filnuii' t l«r>, I In- I n r n l t i i i " i . ' l i l . r . I K ’. AAr«t U r a l H tr.n l AfniU'in A p t. ftIMI I 'll I k Av.-liui'. 2 room furolalu'il upt. .'110 M ugni>1In A v i'. I'li. 212-AV A . K. n o M i'ttu r. I1 .<» * 'I W ANTKM I \ t t l * i : V I T , l t AAllUK , , I, u rn p iiir nr .m a il M n^. If,til ,11til 11 Ilf M t. •i«| : Ml I pain .il I'm n i. lu ll A p artm e n t • 4 room uml l.utli, fiirnlah eil. Jftn. 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A<| % |.t.l*li«lir<l In ll*r Ml l ..t (I 11» • (III 1 If f41• 1 !»• r 11**r Inar • tlaa 1 1*1411 « 1tit I*» t II nr ln«Pf ( I i »m •1 fit* • • •», (• • Kim * liter* llaa * Hiir ( f a f f ll«*H • *l llnii 4 tli %i |irt 11im 1 r \ r i* »' * I uti 1• a* 1 III# ' et nl !»• In flit lia r 1•#•••••!• i .1 III 1 1 )ll*« .H Ilia .* Ita r r a H am I 1*1.il« t —M Q U IC K money fo r m rn and w o m ­ en fu ll or som e lim e — I look • lug orders fo r Scotehlile name p la te * D ia l shine ut id le for lop on ru ra l m ail tMixes, Also liniiee o u o ilii'is and door plates, H o tte r Ilia n u fire c n irk e r. I'erin iinen t Sign Co., MIMlI 1st Ave. So., M inneapolis, M inn. Clemi nut the attic mol lirintf the stuff tn Hunford Farmer’* Aio4ion,^Or|amli^ Ili-AVay every isll “ AUTOMORILB8 -14 AAVII hoy your ear regardless of age nr condition. L it t le A Heel Used Car* k’ltil ami Kunfonl MM2 i'ly m o u th clllh coupe. Cm cf condition, #32ft. I'hone H t a - J . �A«*- T tlK S A N T O im IIP M A LD Past K Widnu.day, July JO, 1032 30th -W a v e s Tenth A n n ive rsa ry Export Subsidy On Citrus Is Chiefly Help to California |S# («t tonI*ml *#!»*#„ at# t|# |*f »f the ft'-ntr Jtdtoifsm#* lti»ii wtih i|ii«wSrt« ito* ffadlimc »n>4 Inter#reI 1*IIni* *1 Mmiu M i , (4# j»ft pat#» I Man#* 4 n'ltfUnjiil t«pigt4rliit« ll «|t av« tollac lurel, *n4 slailslli *1 d <a*t |laatf fiat |*g*, inapt an<J *11 Mf 1 11#1 1, In* f to#Mi h I, t l«r I r i* i i LAKKI.ANP i.n ~ Califurnla I n not tin:: tin* ImlV id fund* npurit under the L' ** cliri1* export x»d> t.itly jirngmin hecauie of It* Inrije fic<.)i crnnife shipment*. The, U S, Department til Aurl riilliui* reporii'd ( ‘alifnrnlu and Arizona have xold Z,7.Vi,ni)l lioxe* of ornnye i oterten* this seaiuin, r**erivlnu Nuhitillei of $3,074,000. Wluh* llie (.'aldornl.i and Ari/nna fipiires lire not 'pin in Ihe nffieial report, all hid a w r y small per cciitaKe enuii’s Irnm I'.dlfnrnia Florida *hl()ped only 11G,C8A boxes of nranees nliinad for a null sidy n l |IZH.:ir>ii. For fresh timp’driill Ihe Nhlprnrnls and suhsnlii -. reported weref'xltfnrnla Ari/cna limHHi boxes, W W . Florida Ini’ll**, $33,- fhtn> VII * f Ilian, I f i a m , #| l.ang M'-iinf, Ym Ii, it tiijmf fcf# ili.rl «| the drafting 1*11#, iai. ( m iM iiini ms* Florida doinliialid Ihe slnule ftreriKlh Juice field, sroilmi; ahrunil I t i *Jihi ru i s for a Milisiily nf nlinul j:ai,,i.N» laliforida and Arizona shipped "iily 2,0m ease* and re reived JIMWO In snhMdies In the inlii'entiale field, Callfnr nto Arizona look over aifaiu, ship pin It Minn* la viii I'/illiiie, in Ftnrl da’*, ::H aw iallnns fine i ( i * mi was the hoiiuiliif! inaikct Florida tin*- in Ihi* munlry fm nn,.I all eoncenlrate it rail prndlire For tin* week ended July I'J, retail sab" of frozen ora ripe eon i nnlr.de i.ir a ip io m I of i.ooi.uoo lialloii*., the l'l »i Ida ru m s Com mb Ion iepnrleil Thai was 5LMKMI ijnllon* alioVe Ihe previous weekly mark and nearly IV, limes as inurli ns ......... .. the rorrespimd ln« week a year nun. iui n*MLsi ih ini* urr.RAihii m i IUIMi S Minim tolftolf |l*i»a<l gait*nutI Niifin«fV fliJ#in*, |.l#i!*#•(*• 1 •«hm|ii*ai i«i *■*4 i|« t*. i f A i I i m i i , lib# «n«n| m i i h l W1VI. ! l i t | a | >| i i m I m i i H-b'it etkmna i title ib |i(a*[fi*il i l l imh lit a i toft to »■ « fiAt* I# ttllt# lilNIII III I I H I h % | I » M I Ik*' h U N I M d : A » i . \ | S M I M » I II II M V Al n e t al torn*# itml* #*4 Ifu n il C o m m o n S en se Itv H I'IIIIH JMIINHON lit# M t t M fiflftliH VOGP.LKK WON'T I.KCTURR NP.W YORK MV - Robert A. Vngcler suid today ho will not loot urn nor In any way t..ko part In n nmlimiplutetl coiirto in "leehnlnuoA (d cAiihmaflo'1 at HcekikiU. IN, V.) Military Academy. VoKctor AjH'nt IT month* In a Honunriun prlion aa an «ccu»«t *py. An nupney *|iokeiman for ih« »chuol until that he inrorr^etly aa* tiimed that Vnrtitr ml|Ht da lame trclurlnd If nuch a cnurao I* of* fared In the fait. Vnjjelor la trustee o( the icHool. "I am not'going\lo conduct or M u r e at a yuurie fur the acad­ emy on any auhject. Qoch an Idea ' wa< never oven dliauned with •*•*« Pful !#•*. *1 Ibil-dilmfcU. |*tant)l«*nk«, U l l l r t 'M| itm *f i d b*gl*iv l*■ him at walk in *1*1 9 !.,to•••■*" *1 (to* (hmUtlMl hat*l II mjm I*! Ah**ii i f v r i 1 1 r m i M v MliN A t t tMII I f V #i» miiHJii aliflliliat «| *i*i » rk-i*ai*i*to*r« i>*j Ulrlltui, jito-ilagf a- fMilf lli i l tlttt, *1 run f tpari, f #n * **»**, itirftW l>t (to* In# a! to gwii «•latent al>n**J a n| i Ii* I k * ( t * 11* a ll#»#t in miti l« pain lit* I'M! | nil lac* petal f«t *toaeling mI'MluI* The W eather Asheville Huston Chicago Cleveland l/is Angeles New Orleans New York Seattle Washington Jacksonville Miami T allah a sse e High Low Predp. 100 61 89 63 10 62 74 34 Cfl 'll U3 73 HU 67 78 40 83 73 M 77 80 77 73 Oft ( HARLEM CARR DIES ST PETERSBURG IP - Charles C. Carr, C8, former public relations director for Hie Aluminum Corpo­ ration of America and former gen­ eral manager of Ihe St. Petersburg Times, died Tuesdoy night. Carr wrote a history of t h a t Aluminum Corporation ot America titled "Alcoa, an American Enter­ prise " He was a civic leader here for more than a quarter of a cen­ tury Cartier this year he became an editorial advisor to the 8t. Petersuurg independent. JACK CARSON TO WED HOLLYWOOD (4! — Comedian Jack Carson and Actress Lola At-a bright have announced they plan t o * lie married Friday at the Little 'n rn o rrm v w ill lie the til** d n v fo r Hmwii Church in Hun Fernando. J o h n M f r e e r n f th e S ta ll* ’ ** I f* K Corson was divorced two years O ffic e . H e has co m p le te d his lo u r agu Irum Singer Kay HI. Germain. THEY CANT TAKE YOUR AD •sa.kMsWlhM II UKBfOlly SU|Un*. luta Ti m is i Ilz4f*aus ouch Coat!id lltts. Uisstt ImIi i m If T--i i I aa# l*|u IScUX S YOU'RE TELLING ME! By WllllAM HITT t ’cnfriil /‘res* Writer THW HBMOCHATH, w* read, Juil no denying It-aho'a Hut hail is mil* nliiiJyiiiK thu ma- world'a hlggusi - and most «xp*nneiivn a amt prueceUlntca of the ilv«--NpocdlKjatl (till* lunvtnllon. FayliiK paillcuI t f In I'llhlm ri/h *U polar bear.* tar nili nt inn, no iluiibt, to tliat new ((tiai tot t*ur k of III* Fittiled lo tunnrl out 0/ Ih t city too. The keeper, houectr, quickly put pliant*, ru,nml Kltunhowur. Hie rkUi on that, I I t H’ttiil iirnbahly in lrlp ittJ Ihr l>n)ih' i) u ltu lh i Ihr most m u (tint in a play, Ih r Tram rh l/l, I I I Hollywood I* making a mavlo without (Jluluguo. Oh, nol-nol back la rub Hilo* agalnT I I I Now that now nuporllnor tho Undid titntca has broken llie west wm il record. Out a* thoio'a tool mtAMATIC DC AN IIIKS Academy n( Dramatic Art* and NKtV YH1IK i« — t'harles Jeh leather of many lop stage and llniicr, Hll, dean of dm American 1screen star*, died Tuesday. “Now there’s a Beautiful Roof” I I I Almml anything can bo blamed on tho prolonged host wave Huso days. However, Hint doesn't « • ! plain why thlovua In Woat dor*, many awlpod 100 llva unit-aircraft aholla from a munltluna dump hanroan avenue NOTEi THE ELECTRIC MOTOR STARTER AND GENERATOR DEPARTMENT WILL BE OPEN MONDAY, AUG. 4 mm ATyn Im Kv«y Nnd I B M SSO Sa DISC HARROWS I f f "Dsmo* Ulffsr on Mun to Bool" -Chltago lenvonllon hoadllno. Wo thought tholr main concsin w ai finding a man lo olott. .That'* what your nolfthbora will any wlton tlwy tea your now Barrett* Anphnlt Shingle Hoof. ' lAnd there'll bo more such compliments, too.1 For the Barrott Asphalt Shingle, with Its rich' harmonizing colors und neat geometrical Ipattern, Is an eyo-stoppor anywhere. That's [the way the women eco it, a t least. Of course, from the man's viow-point, the real ibeauty of the Barrett Asphalt Shinglo is its durability. I t'i a tough shinglo-m udo of high rag content felt, saturated with specially refined asphalt and surfecod with flro-proof mineral granules. \ Anyway you look a t U-VQhu’s a real beauty." WILL RE-OPEN IN NEW LOCATION MONDAY, AUGUST 11 ', *A * fcpfi.T a chance for an arm litlce than ever before," Van Fleet axiertad. He reported the Reds have built up ttiei.* defense* on both coasts In fear of an Allied amphibious attack "of which they alwoys have been frightened." V„n Fleet said ho believed thj , main reason the Reds thinned1-' their front-line forces wax the Eightn Arm y’s "heavy pressure by artillery fire. "At long last, It has become ap­ parent to Ihe enemy that he bet been n damn fool to stay In th* front lines fur us to shoot at. “ Eighth Army military pressure causes more casualties and dam­ age than Hie enemy la capable of maintaining. "The best way to win is by p re a -^ sure V MI AMI TO AWARD DKHHF.F.H M IAM I 141 — The University nf Miami will award 317 degrees tn seniors and graduate students at mid-summer t'nmmenreinenl exer rises tonight In Dade County Audi torium. CLOSED TOMORROW MOVING TO NEW LOCATION ' F a g * O ne) cosh,rally to snv "hello" In nil the friend* you’ve made In this fair elty. ll» W. tilth Street s 1. mm. y . . . , .dght l* * t night At tho Navy Center and a Rica crowd waa on hand to enjoy the game*, dancing, and refreahmenta. Since the Navy Center haa become a USO, more money t» available which makca It possible to stage bigger and better evenlnn of en­ tertainment far the men aboard NAAS. The people at the Center work hard to give servicemen In this vicinity a place tu dance, play gamrs, read, write letter* and meet friends but their success depends largely upon yuur attendance. Why not make a hohit of stopping by the Navy Center. Show the people of Sanford we appreciate what they are doing for us. Fred Peterson of Attack Squad­ ron 3f> left the station yesterday for Jacksonville, where he will re­ ceive nil honorable discharge from the Navy due to the expiration of Ids enlistment. Fred was active nhnnrd tho station a* a photogropher. He plans to enter the Uni­ versity of New Hampshire this fall under the recently passed Korean Veterans (Hit. t i ll home is in New York City. Two hospllatman that renorted aboard NAAS reeenllv are Duane Coomb* and Harold Cokey, (loth men reported here after a tour nf duty nt the Naval Hnsnltal In Memnhi’, Tenn. Duane halls frmn California, white Harold's home, town Is Miami. Harold Is a grad­ uate of the University nf Florida. Welcome aboard men. You'll find Sanford a penreful and friendly community In which tn live. Tuesday has been set hv the ^ration j * R Office for examina­ tions for advancement to Seaman, •SIrmsn and Fireman. Those men eligible and the rate for which •hey will he striving are Charlc* F. Dalton, Seaman; Donela** R. Hevser, Airman; Donnld I„ Hite, Airman; Robert F. Rlrhardsnn, Senirmn* Robert J. Webh. Airman* and Rnlnh J. Rtukel, Airman. If these men successful]v un«a these exam*, they will he aide tn comnete Ip the next service.wide ev­ en for advancement to petty of­ ficer. o f n r llv c d ill* ’ w ith th e v *»*’*il R e ­ se rv e end to m o r rot** w ill he re. tensed to In a c tiv e d e t " . lo lm I " te n d s t „ r n**irn to M * |i*'*i*» (»• f lr n r id n and bn* te n ta tiv e n ln ii* <’ * r e tu r n in g In Ids p o s itio n w ith 'V e s tn rn A u to H iin td 1’ C om "nn** He h *s been s ta tio n e d h e ro n lio p ri1 •he <*tnllfin since * n r l l n * t n r,t **"d * " * |icon v e rv a>-t|vn |n I to* fie ld o f F d n c n tln o and P ilb 'tp In fo r m a tio n f o o d lo c k to v e il. .John, end .lo ip t f o — ot. to s to p liac'* to O a o fe rd v - N ttui P. H. LANSING GARAGE HiONtol.'S Wirg CONVICTED a p l*p#« *1 medls#1•<■<! tU<<>*1dwttte J*4« 1***1. II** pn.sL I'loridn'i llplitnlny nod thunder-! Morin NedHi.it Is at hand. Farm . fnndli* would do well In lake' -I*■I»i to prtiteet ihemselve*. Ilielr hull Uni* and their nnlmnl* from llda liazai.h »#*• tiia|ilJtlHi •itillMitl* r|«(tp Mint NAHA In i atattA Itoalt *|ill Tin* Nnllonal Mufety Count'll re IhA* 1*4 (to# J i I i JM rue* tonIn*|i M*tk tat»lf»4 In ni4l«Ui«i*« *■■■h (torts thni Florida has inure Hrf«l I Nm« R«|l«r, At ltilt#n I let *I• *«*** I n toctil (#«, AllinMN, *1 1'alftf ttininh i loinis than rmy other nee. *•«. N#» J m * | , l««k« Ihr *n*| to mn W# tia<< of Ihe I'ountry mi avermte if •*#*'# M#f# 0M|Ulil|eMI#iN$ 1*1 •Itf»».«*.( gm4 lufiai tIII Mil »lM W to ,.f 70 tu mi per yrnr nml llml llchltlllll' I* the lil truest i.loifle . anIV of faiin flies ill the stale. |!ol Nouirtlilnn eun and duoihl he ileo" i ” pieveot Injury and loan from jlirhtnlnu on 111" farm. A. M. I*i Ills, farm eleeliIflentlou t )>.>•■lultwF w ith tlie Florida Atnlrulturnt extension Survive, "ays llehlnlmr rods, if praperly inktnllrd, rive iduueit coMiplele pro(ert Ion fiom direct lluldniou ilnninite. (to adds, however, that only expei ieiiped liszlitnlityr protee* lion o ’ n hliouhl In tnll llitlitidiiii , m | j,y i e i „ f o r a poorly Installed kVsteia only t i v s a fal*»* •"A»« of 1 1ol* Hon f i l l leny prove exliemnly eo-t,/ with a liuldidou Iiiiu . A diieet Nlrllu* is just one wav that Iiir til idtiji ilnumue* Ilf*’ and prnprily. R ir M ilv r nurur* of i r,ver sleetrli- I■lie ■ rexulliUU from lluldlllnu often horn out Op* pllani'ei nml aliirts fires, A special coUdeos,-, known as a lillldlilnu n r r i'lio , can lie installed to pre­ vent Bill'll bil'e.s, II ii fnimm *|oe , In,I wish In l*uy the arrestor ha call follow Other pisenidionan innumies for safely, mi’ll ns makinp sure Ihu eleclrh* IJNIUNH PICK FT H’fA.NIl service Is prnjierly uroninU'd, tiirn'IT!IIUK IIAUTK, Ind M An |na I lie mn lii awl I ch off durlnu thuii'l* i sir...... oi dl' iiinnectinir nil AFI, union hua aurei il lo call olf elci'tiii'ld i'ipil|init'til from niltlvta, any more nttcmnl* In lurak thmiuih a t' td plikcl line to i;o Tu tfround the di'Ctiicnl eyatem In work ill llu* sti li e hoiiml Allis tilt ■ir*nl fool yrouml isid ahailld I**1 plant. , „ ^ r ::d at & »pails « .. ... Iluliiilmy* . ... member* wllh elerlrlcal service. L klght 1.11.... from hotli itrmifi*, were hurt In an W illi television gaining In pnpw* outbreak Monday when iome AFI, Im lly II mIhiii I iI In null'll that j * men forced Ihcir way udu Ihu iMitnh in** n print** target for plant. iiirlitnintr mill should In* grounded Tim A FI, withdrawal promise tvltli ii Nn. II copper win* from the rnmu nt the reipicsl ol Slide l.alinr mast and driven nt least »««* ComiiiU*ioner Thomas It Hutson, <|nii. Willi Mi|( he*,led “ vloleiue mlphl |*i i .mint urotcftlnn lit of mitln mean martial law." (■oiiiirn during electrical storms. tlov, Henry K Mehrleker nlui Mi. iv itlit -nyi If you are caught asked Hie A FI. Ojieiallnif Knpi III H il l' l l II . I n t i i l . I In* I f l l | i l It I 'll l u In ml fur In n building protected neem lo uel away from die pluiit. from lightning or mi HUlninuhlle The pickets are CIO Hulled Auto tvilli n im*till ton. Knot « l«rin* or Worker*, .i iialim which is official rinnll I'lipnili'ftoil IniltilliiK lit I't't* bnrjinlulng ajjent for llu* worker* ter limn tijii'it splices, For iulili*'l safely stay away MOSI.kill HAI'F. III.'A ll DIKM (rom niton linin'1* and window*. DKAL, N. J. it* - Kilwln II. flrcpIni' H. stove* nml oilier metal object* If you t-mi'l reni’li »h*ll»r, Hosier, TO, president or the Mnslar I,.i run* tn Vet'll nwiiy from wlro Safe Co., the world'a Innieal sufe company, died Tuesday. fin re i mid trees, especially alngtn trei*n on high ground. i H _____ _ ** F ro m CALL THE LUMBER NUMBER FOR SUDDEN SERVICE �IK YOU DON'T THF ■It * your Sanford Herald. C lir o liw Ifj, by 7:00 P. M.. pi**** rail YELLOW CAB m i H w ygpjMB XXXXUI 1. a n f o r d AN AN INDKPKNDKNT DAILY NKWSPAPRI* INDKPKNDKNT DAILY NKWSPAPKH ■ U n til tills h e il ISOS MacArthur Is Made Head Of Big Company SAN I’DIf D, H.OKIDA T i l l ’IIS DAY. JULY III. 1US2 Rival Union Men Hattie Pickets At Jet Plant &oard Chairmanship O f Remington-Rand G o e s To Keynoter O f G O P Convention |► *! (• A l l . r.gl I u ClASHINU WITH HSJI AND K N IV ii inembe. > •>I l i . , i n . Allti-C nalm era ]*t engine plant In fe in - 11. .. I , I. i 1 I I.r l - t : . -I.,. u1U », I L'nlteJ Aulu W tn k elt tried to blo-h - i - t. t V,. m tn-4l«,l u . t I . Sul .x ti, by 300 num ber* uf the A H . Ii.tu iuslim*.il L i.i t it •.tif i i .*i*t■*" i . • . 11•es * t Stale Capital Hears Slcteusun at tl.t i»»t ket . I lr tl$« i .-li iKing me.». i . i t l tkic v. I y > 1 fell* I f Hit'll ilVMi Hi I (or I dil t»*d . \ *.*t* Itijttil 'I L!i ll.l. f1I,,111l - I U, :• .N | ' 11 I 11 i . i 11 S. i I m il N'< .1 l i i i i j ; n i 'o il' 11 liet I v I lv I ’ e l l il IC I . i t s n ! >V I .. ' * ill I t it,- i. l" ' a I ' l l AV * t a 'll. .i M l» I i .Ml 1 i -x11 k .11 -i 1*! ill u.'i to-,' out in Ihe Demo I U h l) , II |M ,* t . (I \l * i 11 | 1 it A ii t uilo-l by I d lin’ 1I.H. Po id :■oled - ■ >i old • .dibu m.< -i li i i .,.i, i»o , cd ou -■ plane t..t t . , , >i lo i, o lule n i M o iir to ii bo .1 -.penI,mV ell l 'ul Hmin I I M ,iiiiicil i ■» U if il I*a (t I " y.i i no ol equipment Ills acceptance w j i announced by Jaines It Hand. president, who saltl lilt* post hail h rrn n lfrri'd MacArthur nrurly Hirer yrars ago Thr roiiipnnv m nilr no iiirutnin of Ih r general's salary as chair man. hut II intt* prrvi»u*ly rr ported unofficially lie had hero nf frrrd $1(10.000 a year A company snukesman liu liratril Hu* general will retain Id- Arm y rank, nil an min**lgnt-d basis His Wains will ho sim ilar in Ihiil nf General of Ihe Arm y Dwight D E lkrn h o u rr when Elsenhower was prrsnlrni of Coltiiiihlu U n lie r-lly In Washington. ih r Anny said it had received no request from Mac Arthur in alter or mudily his mill tary M utlli Existing regulations (I unll nitril On Pit it * I tlv! Congress Provides -Little For Ban On W a t e r Pollution C. ( .Special l — Must important piece of conservation legislation un*»rd In the arrmiil **»*l.in of tlv 32nd Cuugr.'**, which adjourned July 7. was extension of the water pollution control net. ne. rordlnir to Cnrl l>. Shoemaker, Ju.nservntiori director of the N a­ tional Wildlife Kedcratloii and .» member nf the Federal I'ollutiiin Control Advisory Board. Thr qct, panned III HUH, won the find federal law nil the subject. In essence, It net up n program nf technical and financial assistance to tho States, en­ couraging them to clean up their own pollution. The fedrrul goveminent was given no police power* except In Interstate p a te ra , and ovrn there only with ronaent or tho atatea affected. Section* of tha law which authorised appropriation* wnuld have expired next June 30. ■ Tho extension paaied hy Con­ gress wa* foe three morn years, or until 1960, Shoemaker c o m mi e n d e d the Water Pollution Control Division of the If. S. I'nIdle Health *crvleo for doing “on excellent Jnh (rnnlinNed (Ha Paxa ria e i V . A. Adame Buys Transfer Business AV. A. Adam* ha* taken ovec the Trail Tour* office and United Tranafer and Rtorag* Comnany with final arranfement* be­ ing completed yesterday. The Company ha* been owned hy John Krlder nml l» located at 200 North ^Laurel Avenue. w Mr. Adam* and hla family repenHy returned to Hanford from Slidell, La. where they have been ra id in g for about the p **t two year*. They are making their Im­ mediate home with M r*. Adam*' parent*, Mr. and Mra, R. A. New­ man at 500 (1 rand view Avenu*. Sanford Herald Vucation-Pack No malUr haw far away home you way go tm yoevaratkan you can raodliy catch up on the hone towa nawa by re-dlag tha 8a afont HaraV* whan you raliirn. You eau arrauff* with your rarrlar hay, or through Charlie Mnrrlran. e lm . latlon manaaer. by teiephawiag M i, »o h*va vnur rantar laauaa of the Herald aared fey you M while you are away, to ho dw ™ lltarad to yaur bom* lit aw# .Mckag* upon your ratura Thee* la an extra eharee. The totals* w**k|y *nh**r|gtln* tote will eatlMe all reaular aukaeriber* lo this additional aerylea. Before teavixt an yoar »*• eallnn slaialr antify yoar carrlar hwr or t«lcphana tha Mmlatian dagarttoant. Public Hearing Asked By Odham On Sewer Issue (i Swedish Reds Convicted Upon Spying Charges LI. Don Shaffer Consulting LOngineei Summarises Repurt A t Junior Chamher After hcurlnu Huherl M. Aturir-’ report on hi* *ewernge mirvry of •Sanford, lti*nll**y (lilhnm *ugge*ti'd ilirit the City Ciimml»*itiM *ct n xpei'lflc ilnt.' for n piddle hmrlnir on tlte pndilem. (Minim nmdi' In* xiiggcUon In ii rournltiihle ili-cii* *ion dorim; the Junior I'hnmlo-i of Commerce'* mieting In the Yacht Club today. Mayor William Stcmper replied hy xnylng that wn* n good «uggc*tion nod the Commlvdon would plan *ucli a meeting In the future after It get* a chance to *tudy the Anga* report, Mr. Aiigu*. eon unit lug engineer of Jacknonvllle, told the Jitynia that It would co*t $ 1,2111,00(1 to i< pair, and extend newer pipe*, build an Interceptor lank on Mill* Creek near p lr*i Street where n liirge pipe would he extended into t In­ take hid ween Mill olid KlOll fe>-l from nhore, nlid connlruet a Coll crete box drain in (icorgetowu. lie added llm l prenelil *y*tem of dumping raw nonage into Luke Monroe in not u* bud u* it xound*. "Lake Monroe in n large bo.lv of water ami if the newage In the lake con he removed from the immedlnte vielolty nf bulkhead It i< not going In do very much harm," he painted out, "The lake I*. of eon me, polluted to n certain extent urn! it* water in unfit for bathing purpunr*. The pollution in, how­ ever, not nevere enough to Inter­ fere with fl*h life, a* tin* illnnolved oxygen In the water i* never le*» than five part* per million," "A* we nee It, the rnont teriou* effect of the newnpe in the lake I* that It I* an aenthetlc nillnanee —It I* nnt a health inenip'e. It xnnietline* rmtnc* dlnncreenhle od­ or* and people who walk nlorie the bulkhead often »ee un*lgldly flout­ ing object* In the water that they H MKilnar'l n« I'anr *t«i I.I. I loll W Slut tit I l.f UVli'lt. will leave In Hepti inbt-r f.o mdi lin y nerTifP .in . lierrnattv tin gr .limited frtnn tin* I m i* i(\ ol K lo i u lii in .lulu* o f ei-IV etl I lie I b i d * l\ ........ .. I 'lb l unit r* til', d- . i t.i,,l in -■ hoi 11 in '', itm I urirjiiiunit* m|' SuiLIi.iil f*f11H if y« (it* III I I I ' wt m|*'ii i -i 'I »• i veil a umiiiiiiRMiHi m 1 in jii m> ilpiiii i ' i itiliiul mi It f a r i Mii'ikl I h Mi I' ( • ut i lvii'iiii viti:t ii.vi-i!11> ... - \ Ob 1i• >Mt il'fi mi !* * : L 'll is A r n a l l S o u s C o s t o f S te e l H ik e A s $ 1 0 0 P e r F a m ily WASHINGTON O' l*r.\ . ' . . I n I t / i r F ill* Arnall prcdicl lb. m u ■'let'! price l.imst Will c.-'t Me ii cruu** American fam ily id..... dim a year in higher pi lev* Arnall *aid in u lclevi*t,ni >Nil. . interview that (he $.’>;n p , , n>n ..rice im.ist lie xlgnt’d i.-ln. i.ii.iti Wcdn.'s.by wimhl tom b off a m « iimtul cl inllatinn III. made it clear Ihe steel in erease wa* nnt Id* pun .In ..... bill wn* ordered l.y Wimf: lb. feiuc d c b ili/n Juhn li SI eel i il ,.i i was h lller Pill fur me " F u rllcr In ll.e day price <..olr.d . Miclid* had said ll.e c.si ol liv­ ing, already at a record high P. Word wn* received l.y Mr. nnd klmoNt certain tn cllmh even hud. M r*. George W. Brown yesterday er bee.ins.- nr "Inevitable incrua* from M r*. Brown'* *l*ler, Mr*. c»" in Mime mnjm iiniu*trie* D. M . 8 lo.li. nf Hturge*. Key., of A lop official xal.l Hie higher the (laalh of two of Mr. Brown'* •decl celling* probably will force *l«ter*. Mr*. B. F. Gardner ...id Hie goveriinicnt to drop it* hold M r*. C, C, Collin* of Kentucky ’ lie lliu price (Hillcy and center et and New York In an auto nccl fr r l* on keepli.ii n p p an n lly iuev dent which occurred nrnr Hturge* i'.ibie increase* ns small as pus yesterday morning. Mr. nml Mr* slide Brown l e f t immediately for lie said II wan Imped "ai.nic r* accompanied by their semblance i.i MahiliraUui. can be tar - In • law, Mr*. Buford '.alvngrd." O lfic lil* were rd u clnn l to di Brown, .-us* lt.il new tMilicle* being i -i . ii ‘ tilered. hut they said the situ.. I*nn may call fur a complete h h ' Uton of iln h ilita lii.n standards (i.W.HrownU.Hi-H Two Sisters In Ai-i-ideiU S Roomn Ncedud For Canadian Cadet Itoom* In private home* are urgently needed to arrmiinindnto the Royal Canadian Air Force cadet* who will vDlt In Sanford tomnrrovg, P. K. Breckenrldge laid today. They will tie In Sa t ford over tomorrow night, and anyone who would lie aide to help make thalr (toy a aurre** hy giv­ ing a cadet a place to «pend (he night la urged to call Mn. Camilla Bruet at the Chamber of Commerce, telephone number land, during tha day or at 1538 In the evening. \i\ir i .lino b id w old* (ol In In i i .o. i . do e iin id c ip a il. Sell S'i,u kin,in ol \l.itia ill» "Sen S|,, u ! i n -ii i- not the lient fund I il- il. I be i timid have H.lined lie l.e i ,i Steven-on choice, .m il ,1 ( i I (>111> S.il.i Vit li l)e- I inI '. ■ ( I I i l rlo m i.it ion i .d To Soviet ( )i fici.ils J Lillian Clarke Cuki* OpenN On Monday The rase of the .State vereu* Lillian Clarke, charg.’il with cmheixlenient, will open Mi.ndav murning at 10:1)0 In Judge Millurd Smith's circuit court. O. I*. Hern­ don. clerk of the court, eanl today. Wltn.'sae* requested l.y bui. i moned State Attorney M urray W. Overstreet to appear at that tliiie are John I.. Galloway, Steele II. I'nrtln, Helen llrynu, Dorothy Yarn, Alice Harvey. Dr. I.eotnirl Munson, U. It. K irtley, Curler Sndth, A , C. (Bark, I'uul B urk­ hart, (irad y Cooksey, and Arch Livlm riton, COURT Of HONOR Buy Scoutt honor court w ill he held Monday night at the First PmhyUrlan Church, it wa* an nouncid today. The Rev, Angus Asolitant State Attorney Hu­ MeGinnia will give the Invocation. bert Griggx ha* requested that Grady Cooksey. Dr, Leonard MonScout*’ from aaeh group will be present to give the nerauury re- ion, M r*. T. J. W illiam*, John F. qulilt** for anrh grade. Award* I.ouckx nnd Mm Bell Grantham he from Second Ctaia up to Eagh. ■utnmoncd by the court to appear Scout will b* „ ad« and a large before him tomorrow morning at number of merit badgee prerent- 10:00 In preparation for the opening of the caee. SiFWjSr •- •>’" , -d-,, 'iTlk 1 i 0 1j ’. F I I I I i.K IH a K Aik ill llcpult In .it. \ icc I'lcslitcnlinl Nominee III, ii .id Nixon today tcrm cil Hie Su li ript ' IciTilnry Ini voles } aim lid llle i . ' i l * m il ui.ikc a i l*M(n lit.I i l ( . . It In ■lain Mi|<|ntrl lit t > \ 11 A i. I l>.- ,i. lil. il llm l I tic K i-p u b ll NEW YOllK - General of the Army Douglas Mar Arthur luday accepted the chairman-hip of Hern intlton Hand Inr . manufacturers ol business machine* anil rlrrtriin 11. .1) A*--.ii. i.lit (I I ' l v - i L t'ilfitit H u e Ok Republican Nominee For Vice-President Sees Kisenhower As Favorite Of South ^kfecArthur, krynutr speaker at Ike Republican National t'onvrntlon, had barkrd Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio against Eisenhower for the UOl* iiuuilnatlon. "1 will lake no parti n Ihe jk> lltlral campaign," MacArthur told a rrportrr at a lunrhrni glv rn hint upon hi* acceptance of thr chairmanship of HemliDdon Rand Inr. " I will not hr a pari nl thr A lltlral uirlure," he *ulil. MarArtliur'* able* and Reining ton Hand olllr ials hnlirtl thr «|ur* lloulng when thry *aw that thr general wan being interviewed. Thr> ripiaini'd that thr lunchrou wa« rnllrrly non potlllrat. 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Hoi I.’ gnl m a d.u ii A t l a n t i c , A r r i v e s liirinu ’ il nver In Soviet elidm • I e| f e III I'KlI \ , '.mg ie, .1 !• t.un Midi i.nud Nagll.l. and .'tin . iiflirialn in relurii fur cash Kubert I llutinia.i, recently wild eiigmi'.'i ed In* in.-ter He anl lulu. i> tl * 1* |J||l>1 Id lllif it (Mil ll lie adiiillled giving die Soviet' I Mu'll II lit h HIM * VAl'Ikt . leclud president of ll.e Honforil lie wished lliu iiiun win. Hu.-ii tin.i . up.I I data mi Sweden1* *trm igi'*l rut"I n it " ,' pimI lin k l.i'cnim 1 lli.w ll tiling u, Mia* ti ,iMs|»Ht I \ ( InntItNational Biink. arrived ern lorlress,,noar linden. 73 nidi-i l i t* i .11it VI,*iu i ' t hi* hip need U " from Ibe Finnish border m iter m ,.. Simford yesterday. He e«|.e."« " I l.’.pu ilicy will .ml ilnnk g..i V nn < ' 11 Me { 411x 1*11 "i S|ii Mm! t.i usstinte his duties ut the l.ank I < ,*j»! Il.it i s i Jet form.ilmn collected IlK'liided ill 'll"nun.-Hi ..( a ci.unlry the <■ .lilfn nli '..Id \ .at Aug- I id i » I t I t II.until day* ol war crisis I- such an > i i lii of secret n illitiiry m ail*, (oris .mil J. F. I tut lev. whom Mr. B.utmiu iiti'l hi inri iti 11 Mi m iill.'r as l.i.glll pc.Im p. h aiu In i n \\ held Im lilienllniih, luculions "I iicctsl *, ext^i'l* lo leu vi. Snufoed II imlinuK TJ *l'I ' tr.iird 'irin e r -laliim s. .................... Inr Jacksonville Aug. 15 witen in- Iln.Hgld lit 11m **■ win. arc urn ' '. m u <H I . Mi l .i*ii rl tl I i (114 U| ( C|| nnd ftJi'l dumps, and u |iin d ib - will lake It." position of vice it." lie -aid 4. 1 | ! 1 1 \ ||l,' ♦In 11 11-II»i119\ .In nl I ' l l link nlin arrived Ill'll' I'tlu ilsi nf nrmamenls and mild its ..resident lit Ihe Jacksonville At llll i fln'jit .III) ii kid that lie, III- wife ux .tl Im! . <i|'M | (If cipiipmcnl 'nntic Nnlional Hunk. V |. I lu I ll. Innl ii I'I ui - hA i. I,'unit'.I t.i \A Qilcen r.ari iiii'.i. ..ml their ii nmn'li Mr. Bauman, who Im* six chit "id m iii . Egypt's newly p iiic I;i i h i .'i I Ma I lit .1 I i ..In i' II l III -ll nhl. I lie SwrdPdi Foreign Office - eid a burn protest last inotitli In IKi- ,l>i'ii will Im joined siniti by hi* King Aiimed F in d II lie allow ml rumniai il .11 nt lliu I Im 1 1 I ' > Air sla eliarglug that officials of the wife nnd three of the children lo live hero in peace Three il.nigh Fin. i I In I .. i mi n > ivulu nil.. Soviet einliassv in Hlockholm hint win. will attend grade school in lets l.y a funnel inuirli.ge an .d ,, I.ini , M n |ii"i| ud uid uf llie worki'tl with Swedish citinen* in lids city. One son I* nuwr serving here willi l.im "lln p iliiu and M i n t law ay spying agidnsl Mils rouiitrv ihe in the Army in Korea. lie said lie "w auled to make n \l.n re bmded "Gee it'- u re a l*" nole bluntly lohl Ihe Soviets lo Mr, Bn ii in nn previously served clear Bint it is I alone wlm am M l ei h I illy1l)i il U r t all do It sln|i espionage activities in Swe in llie Merchant* National Hunk exiled igam My wife and children den Husain rejected Ihe note de l.f Aurora, III., and I* experienced are fro.- to return In Egypt N.n McGovern '-‘.id the High! bad <l.ii ini', thill its emhl.xsy here lut.l in IM l.A ., personal, renl estate liter my wife nor her parent, .tie l.uuii " i hllle lal rii'igh m -puls no connection with tho Swedish spy and business loan*. The total re­ exiled lie a tl uff G nunl.iiul iisdn llly source* of the Aurora l.ank a r t "But my wife line chosen to be w a i n -at /e io and they lamled ring She added that the charges vjilt mu anil so teas r.icli nl nu MM I Knv i land nil Die mainland were IhVimlioii* aimed at deter. 120,000,000. In Aurora Mr. Ilaumun was i.lm three d jiip ltle r* ami litis has iii.nlc i ltd had In wait s e v e ra l huurx с. ratini: friendly relation* between (ill a launch In pick. Ilium lip active In ll.e Chamber of Com­ me very proud uml happy " Husnu and Sweden Tlie m illiim nili-r id Die C I merce, tlie Chicago Supervisors Far.aik has taken llie till.* of Club, Community Chest, and I'rlnc.i Fan.uk Fiinrl- for hi* life n tilcli -liuplierdcd Die uggiiealers Amcrlcnn Bed Cross. He Is alio a in exile The Fuad is in l.unnr of ccros; Dli' iiceati was M ill Ith'liard n member of the I.oynl Order of tils father, Ihn late King Fuad I It AleAav David ( dy, Null McA'ay ■aid lie m n ret I, i i i i a helicnptcr Mnnsa. (belli nf l KM m ile* was po-sj|ilc Mr. Ilnuinan Imgan Ids career In llie iifficl.'il distance record fin A commiUet. of the Chanda r the hanking Imsines* ut the Mer­ F IH K C'.AFFS • hePccp'.ers was sef in IUIt} liv one chant* Nation 30 vear* ago ns u City Firemen answered two of Commare* yesterday prcienled which flew front Dayloiit O , to J. F. Inglev, for 10 year* lr.*n»nrer messenger unnn Id* graduation minor fire cell* y.nter.lnv a fte r­ llo,Inn Mass —0113 It mill's from the We*t Aurora High of Ho. chamber, with u ailvcr noon ll W'liH nnuouiircd bv Fire serving tray engraved with ihe School. He has served a* general Chief M. N. Cleveland today. At clerk, teller, loon teller, assistant word*, "ill appreciation of services 12:37 p. ut. flames from u de­ for 20 year*, 1032-1052, Seminole cashier, and caihtar In the year* fective gux stove In Ihe home of CASSFI.BIMlItV CASE i Inca. , County Chamhar nf Commerce." .Afro. It. E. .Strickland, 5 1 1 Cy­ Argument before Judge Dougin* The committee consisted of (i. pres* Avenue, were extinguished Stun*!run. of ihe County Court for l.y fireman. W. Spencer, Andrew Carraway a new trlat In the case of the Statu 4No Longer Rich’ 1 Helicopters Snys' Farouk In Finish Last Leg First Interview Of Atlantic Hop 11 ♦t I • tl I ' • iliulNi* I ..........ill 11 I I'. it ' t****t i * t» **tit -iI 11m I. d l Vi Intrley I PreKented With C. Of C. Tray GLKH MKirr and Jol.n Ivuy, and It was ac­ A smoldering wire un u electric companied hy Jack Hall, predA meeting of the Elke Club wilt Iron wa* subdued by firemen at dent of tha chamber, and Forrest he held tonight at 8:00 to elect 5:50 p. m. yesterday at the Breckinridge, manager, In tnak- truetaea of the club, two Uutner, resident of Allen AVilliams, 1212 lu glha prnatation. AVeit Eleventh Street. secratary, announced today. versus Hibhnnl Cn**u|herrv. con­ victed Inst week of assault *nd lialterv, will l.e delnve.l pending receipt of tlie trnnirript of tho (rial, It wn* unnouncod today, •’X tr im HI l.'t II i 'lift iL i-ilt i" iv .1 'i * f t li i i i ■ ti in ti< ^ * I'm l I'I* n | '*s•%i 'j ii> !' lit M*l 'i Hit ni' IV r i i li "ii"’ t' t il . t -I- v,i *m * \ »ik Ni* t ii Li I »il *Aill T*6 a* *4i r (S inJk lTf* *fi ii i ft® 1 i'i di U, i| /"i’i' hi i ........ .. »*'•( »$if ♦ h hi , it **'»! 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Face" I'20-3:22-5:21-7:25-0:28 .Alov lei,, tut "C huso for Alnrm " 7;*0 Fui.tur" Mill Fast Complete Show lt:2f) P ra irie l.ake ' "I,ovoly To Fook At" 7:45 - 9:30 - 10:30 ' ''' Hn m _____ » .r 11 ill*" • hi* 'll . —■* ...... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1952 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 30, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 30, 1952. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 30, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/009665bc5ba351febc7aeb0450e1b685.pdf a23ead86184bdc8b9f8efaf71d98e0c3 PDF Text Text 0 * — ------— ■ ‘ this sanford Page • mntAO T :« r. A iraatlnnta from r««. On»* m U P S lGYe iv e Weather Tips People Idea Abut ‘Real Hot’ Sectins A w n b ir d ____ I 'r r n> The _________ .1 * •liner's i|e n m hath . . you Feel in like we atin lias .loft a broiled lobster, here’s n vm Hihi travel tip H irer clear from Cow- Crn, In Death Valley, Calif It's Hina lion's linltesl spot Nobody lives nl Cow C ri, a weather alatlon 132 feet helaien level, lin t nl Greenland Kan in the heart of Heath Valley, ty 20 miles away, n nine mail cv of 1'aclfir Coast Korns f'oinparem ployes work the year 'roun< Charles A Scholl t row ssrln temlent rrenlls Hint Inst Minor's h ii’h was only 120 degrees re members it lilt 122 in 1931. Cow Creek's average dilnie high In July last year was 1do grees It cooled off to an n’ nge of 89 at nig lil and the oyer av­ erage for the month was HKIThc readings are taken by Nanai Park rangers who come own w rrk ly fro m ,2,300 foot h ltfm i­ grant pass. Greenland Itnnrh has 32*rcs of dates and 20 neres of nlfn and a nine hole golf roumellarent In Furnace Creek liin .v in ter spa onernled by I’ nelflcnnsl Kora* The course gets III if any, play lirlw e rn May I niOrtuber I ."i. Low hum tdilv. usually Indian to per cent, makes Ihe hentarable on Hie California N eil A rinina desrrl. V irtu a lly cry business building. More lim itnd house Iru ile r lias an a ir unionlog system or unil of somorl Home Iboughlfnl persons ot in slali small m ills for Hirings, rats and rhlrken*. The cooling mills range Ire s pensive relrlgerallnn syste to homemade window coolers, the tille r , water drops onto r i l o r parked around the sides ofm x, anil a fan pulls the cooled In Mile. Arlrona nirn doff llr s ; alleys even appear In court In Ih rh lrl sleeves Women and girls grwn town In shorts children lithe summer In Miusults K ill foi vear 'round ilamsat. you can't beat Tavernier, I .V) miles south ol Miami In Ihe 'Ida Keys I t ’s animal average peralum of 77 2 Is Ihe highest Ihe nnllon.w T g v if iilr r . with a populi of 500, probably Is Hie Nnrlhciftm Is p h c rrV nearest approach the cllin a lh » 'if Hip Smith Sen ids. cllrualh The chi' has never bail (n lh e trin [le rM h re never has h ril 100. Its residents wear mid -'p ie r clothing all y ra r Coconut mu. hibiscus, bougainvillea amber tropical plants grow from thin roll and limestone. This damp heal also p rn at limns during Ihe a im im nntha along Ihe Gulf Coast and fa r up the All,mile Coast as \lngIon, N C. I t ’a a* fhrkii tlrth n l Inn steaming residents vltd] *»■•■«.«>ia v +<K E£ypt Mon. Jaly MJ9S2 i " " m,K^ II IDG WAV A I’ I’ I'OIN* 1’AKIS i n - Gen. M alt fl it a med (Jen moved back (o Cairo and Naguib sternly w arnrd that he ami Maher I ’ asha would "m eet with tinned force if necessary any attempt al demonstrations or disorders." He warned, too, that foreign Interfer­ ence would not he tolerated. As the cabinet quit th<- v itn m rr I for Calm. jj,^ mm,,, | rnm iarrli sailed Inward Italy In Ihe loyal yaclil Mahrnusxa. With Farouk were his six month old son, now Egypt's King Fuad il, Farnuk's Iren age second wife N arritnan. and his three daughters by a previous marriage One newspnjiet said the baby kind wnllld be returned tn Egypt when he Is seven years old. ihe age at which Moslem mothers Ira dllionally lose control nf their sons The cablnel meanwhile. tempo rn rlly held Ihe royal powers pend log creation of a regency council The Nile kingdom generally re jolred nl the departure Saturday night of fat. playboy Farniik. whose downfall started when the 31 ■ year old Gen Naguib and a coterie of oymiger officers look over Ihe arm y last Wednesday and forced Ihe king to Install Maher i'l'n s h a and a new n iitl corrupllon government RAINY SEASON OVERDUE M IAM I ig t- The usual "ra in y season" Is more Ihnn a month overdue In Miami. Ihe Weather Korean said today Summer showers usually sln rl early In June but so fa r tin area Is more than 12 Inches short on rainfall for Ibr year The lotal since Jan I is only 17 .31 Inches compared with a nor­ mal rainfall of 29 73 for (lie period through Sunday, Ihe Weather llu renn reported F I.(lit III A INCOII POKATIONS JACKSONVILLE 'Ai—Florida ae counted for t per cent of all busl ness incorporations lo Ihe nation Ihrough A pril this year, and for 13 per cent of the business fa il­ ures. Ihe Florida Slate Chamber of Commerce said Sunday T ills week's business review of Ihe stale chamber's research and Industrial division said 1.273 nrw business of all type, were liiro r Iterated the first four months of lids year, highest since 1917 lliislness failures as reporled to Dim and K radslrrel, the cbainber said, reached 12 during the perhsl, w illi total current liabilities about two m illion dollars EMPLOYEES TOIIH M IAM I HKACII '/P A luncheon and sight seeing tours were on the program today (nr eight per ‘' " " i fcpipdvi'd'.'liy Hie P ■> In flirmtitTON-' Scfxijen id, the o rie n t. Tho orlnnlal infnrm alinn pcrlulIsls arrived Kiimlny from Ocala They came from ('aiiilm dia, King ii|Hiri<, Indonesia, Tbailmnl nml Hong Kong for a tour of this tm m try to nnpinlnt Far Eastern cmployes of the D S government life In tho United Stales. They w ill leave Tuesday fur Gainesville. CASUALTIES nl'I'OKTi lt WAHH1NGTON (*- The He feme D rp n rlin e iil todav Identified 113 in a new Korean w a r casualty list I Nu (1147 that reported 17 killed, HU wounded, one missing and nine injured. HIES OF OI.H AGE CHARLTON. Mass '4' - Fanny, n of the Ninth (i «i,rp . mongrel dog, died Hominy night al Ihe rl|H> old dugdnm age ot tin yearn She was believed — ami there was nobody lo dispute II — one of the oldest dogs in New England Fanny died while undergoing a ma­ BUYS , , . jo r oiierallnn in Ihe hospital of Dr M T erry Mills SELLS . . . " Thr dog was bought 20 years ago by Ihe Edwin Nelson fam ily when RENTS . 0 one month old. Three years ago she made whnl may be another R f P A I R S IT < record by having n llllc r of four pimples at the age of 17 W h e r e a r c Tl y An average ling's life span Is between 10 and H years and dng authorities claim seven years nf Located ? a human’s life Is cumparablo to one of a dng'a life, v it n o Wlmud G. Wyman, rouittlnR Who T * - / C ( ’t a c < / or “P a t s youk ' 111(P nom niKicrt In Korea, to command Allied land fnrrcs In Kmilheastern Europe. These will ennsist nf Greek nml Turkish laud Irnnps nf Ihe KnulliEuropean Command which Adin, Hubert H. Carney in turn com mantis. 9Kt, 1 U i Temple 1& Symbol Of Bomber Crash Ruts •> Mr. Pow__ j « i i_ _ , i y w i i rl wiLiiM Cliffea ’Are Htinifleft Shot-Down, Mn<)r* ownar)." 1(principal i _________ t AW»y World Government Seven Of 8 On Board S r Life Imprisonment Idleness Are Seen \ f T o ' K i t f u t i v /e ia M 1 ARTHUR. Neb. < * - A B 25 A ir Airman Will Not Get TAMPA Wi - John and Alice CHICAGO (Special) — On the Cllffes today were sentenced to life In Wake Of Strike W ilm ette shore o f Lake Michigan Force bomber, Ha aterboard enI V Y T H IN G , M O W — Credit For Records llne ablate, craihed and exploded Imprisonment for the punishment atiinds a shining temple, symbol of f a world belief in God and mankind which a ffirm s th a t mnn’a splritunj dr.... lopmcnt Is lending him Inevi­ tably to some form n f a world supei -government.* ■ This hrmr.r n t wr.rahip, the Mashrb p i’l-A dhknr. o r Hnliu'l Temple, ns it Is popularly known, w ill be dedicated publicly- in the spring o f 11133 at the centennial rmumcnorating the s p irltlin l experience o f a Persian prophet, Hnhn'u’llah, founder of the Hnhn'l faith. For Ibihn’is, the dedtrallnn w ill be fu lfillm e n t n f a dream firs t v ls n n lljrd lo lOOfl when the trn rt of loud wan aeipdred overlooking tile W lbnetle yacht harbor for the firs t Hnhn'l temple o f the western world nod American headipinrters of the world fHith. Today, a fte r an expenditure o f more than $2,400,000, the temple Is eomnlele, except for sealing and in te rio r Imagings. Landscaping the terrnre from which tho lo fty fillgreed dome towers w ill ensl an­ o t h e r $200,000. Today the W ilm ette rh u rrli Is the only existing naha'I temple, It look lls inspiration from the firs t temple, lu illt a t Kehipinl>nd to the llurslan Cnucnstis, once part o f the Persian empire. In the early 1030s Stalin's Com­ munists seised the Caucasus tem­ ple, rnni'crlod It to a public muse­ um, arid banished mnnv o f the local flu liii'i comm unity In Persia, now tra il. T iiri- b -lie vr devoutly Ibat 'nine dni- llu- ftaba'is w ill rerte liu llu -lr Hnssinti temple. There are 2,300 local Hnhn'l cen­ ters in mure than too countries end rm tlllra l sol,divisions. The Doited Slates, said Horace Holley, secretary o f the rnitlnnnl spiritual assembly n f the ftaba'is n f the United states, has 000 to 700. O f these 173 are oronnlred as s p iritu ­ al assemblies, F lftv -fiv e hove been Incorporated ns religious bodies, w ith powers to perform marriages, although the order linn no profer•tonal eb-rgv. lb Hey- c ,,| be was unable '.o estimate ho.* many members there are in lid s country nr throughout Hie world. The Hnhn'l movement In Hie western world stalled here In Chicago. Mont of Ha membership, Holley said, eomes from the broad middle dans, although some o f the Negro members In the south arn on the th in edge of poverty. ate Sunday in Uili inanely Bat­ tled n-ndhllli area of Western Ne­ braska Of seven or eight persons aboard at, survived. He r ihe pilot, pin acumen lo safety. The co-pilot also tried lo para­ chute but the 'chutn failed to open. Ills body waa found a half mile away from the crash scene, six miles northeast nf this lown of 170. The plane was based at Andrews A ir Force Rase near Washington, D. C „ had refuelled at th r Lincoln, Neb., Naval A ir Station and waa en route to Mountain Home (Id a .) A ir Force Base. The survivor Is Col John O. Erlksen, Arlington, Va He was as­ signed lo duly at the Pentagon In Washington and was piloting the plane lo obtain additional required Hying time Identity ol the others alutard was withheld pending notification of next of kin. Luke Sewell Reslffna From Cincinnati Reds C IN CINN ATI V fi- Luke Sewell resigned today as manager of the Cincinnati Uncii Reds. ‘ He had been manager of the Cin­ cinnati club since Oct. 23. 1049. Gabe Paul, general manager nl the club, said ne had asked Sewell lo continue as manager "u n til we can get a suitable replacement which we expect to have w ithin 24 hours.” Paul made th r announcement by (etrnhnnr from New York and he said Sewell waa at his side as he spoke . SEEM U K MOS' O' WASHINGTON UR-Test pilot Bill Brldgeman has flown the Navy’a Skyrocket D-538-2 higher ami flat• r th*r„r-;*one els# A n dared go but neither he nor hla alrplar' can be recognised aa holders of official world record!. The National Aeronautic Associa­ tion said so today, explaining that no NAA official clocked the flights, and that the Skyrocket did not take off from the ground, as the rules require, but was launched from a B-2B mother ship at 33,000 feet. The Skyrocket snared to an al­ titude of 70,404 feet last Aug T. Eight days lr ,er II hit a top speed of 1.238 miles an hour, about twice the speed of sound. Brldgeman wss at Ihe controls both times. McCa r t h y im p r o v e s WASHINGTON Uh- San. McCar­ thy (R.-Wis.) was reported "pretty well past the danger period" today and recovering normally from an operstlon performed Thursday at the Naval Hospital at Bethesda, T H fF J O S <T© 5' M O ’ P E R . VOUfSD T>E*J p£L< • Mental Institutions Are Rapped By Jtidge m THM Mars *•< i’. » I n ou-si »«••. l u l Cap!. B. W. Hogan, commanding DROWNED IN NEW YORK officer nf the hospital, said the H IID IE MILLER senator spent a somewhat restless Eddie Miller, son of Mrs. Rob­ night. The operation was to correct a erta Wards of 1401 West Eleventh rupture of muscles separating the Street, West Sanford wax accident­ ally drowned on July 14, In Savan­ abdominal and chest cavities. nah, N. Y. Eddie nod two o f h li cousins The Weather Asheville Boston Chicago Cleveland Los Angeles Paul, In a statement said; New Orleans "After several conferences over New York the past two weeks, the Cincinnati Seattle Cluh has accepted Ihe resignation Washington were In awlmm lnjf and suddenly High Low Preclp. Eddie was seised by a rminp and ho drowned before Ids cousins M 37 could save him, 85 70 In 1950 Eddie became a member M 72 of Allen Chapel A.M E. Church 90 where funeral service* were held 80 A3 94 74 on Sunday, July 20. Ha waa born 85 73 Aug. I, 103(1 and was to enter the 78 St eleventh grade at Crooms Acad94 75 emy this fall. flfl slaying of thalr four-year-old son. hey were convicted of second They degree murder Friday by a cir­ cuit cotir* btrp. Hie couple admitted dnjns every­ thing the state' in ifilitfift tittle Wayne Dnthim. The proseeu Hon said the Ctiffes heat, starved and finally hanged Ihe boy. Hut each blamed the other for bringing on the death of the bov In a three-day torture ordeal whlci started shortly after he returned from Sunday School. Asked by Circuit Judge Henry C. Tillman If they wanted to say ■n:lythlng, John Cliffe replied: " I hope the people or the coun try have learned something from mir case. I hope that none ever will have the urge or want to treat a child the way Alice and I treat­ ed Wayne " WASHING TON ( I t - Thousands of factory shut • downs and Idle­ ness for many more thousands of metai workers will develop in the ..ake of the steel J a r, feme Production Administration warned today. Despite urn week • end strike settlement. DPA Administrator Henry 11. Fowler forecast II may be two to three months before new steel reaches some civilian goods manufacturers. Many will shut down and others curtail output In the meantime, he said. Fowler estimated the loss from Ihla years' series of steel mill halts at 20 million tons of steel. In Pittsburgh a strike threat In the aluminum industry put a new roadblock today in tha path of America's economy as the natlon'a steel mills gained speed In their drive to recover from a 55 • day walkout. Contract negotlatlona between the CIO United Steelworkers and the Aluminum Company of Amer­ ica broke off In Washington with the union threatening To strike Tuesday at Q n. m. (EBT). Alcoa said the union Is making wage demands greater than those granted bv the steel Industry, The union replied with a statement that the USW i sout...................... to level off. pay differentials In the nine different plants in which It represents work­ ers. United Slates Steel Corp., pro­ ducer nf one • third the nation's slcel, said one • third of Its em­ ployes have been recalled. Ship­ ments of finished steel on hand at the start of the strike June I are being made. Special emphasis Is placed on moving tin plate, used In the manufacture of tin cana. NEW YORK (gv—Judge Saul S. Strait said today mental tnstltuHons — state and federal — are letting thousands of dangerous maniacs roam at Inrge. He called the consequences "most dire" and bitterly assailed their "rank negligence....Indiffer­ ence....utter disregard nf public safety." Strelt'a blast al stale end Vet­ erans Administration menial ex­ perts catno as he received n first degree murder indictment against Bayard Peakes In the Columbia University slaying of a young sten­ ographer. Peakes, If convicted, would die In the eleclrlc chair. However, his attorney pleaded him innocent by reason of Insanity as the tall, room. Then Peakes was taken back cropped - haired defendant let his to Bellevue Hospital for further eyes dart to and fro In Ihe court- mental tests. •il JUST A MEMORY! In the ‘ Oood (?) Old Days' I just brightened a fast bulbs like thess and tant you a "LIGHT BILL'... SiitM'ifinK Car Kill« Cily Worlunan In Jax JACKSONVILLE A Jack­ sonville businessman and n city workman were killed early Inday when Ihe businessman's car crashed Inin a city o lrc lr lr depart tnenl truck at Ihe snolli end nf A cm lu Itrld g r The dead were Anthony K Car(minis, ntrn*. tit, nod Nance N. Thnmp soil, to police Kgt G W. Duggan said (’ mm o l/n s ' ear, traveling almut (10 miles an hour in the 23 mile rone, ran over a warning sign and three warning lights before hitting the truck Thompson, working atop an ex leiisliin ladded mi Ihe truck, fell HI feel lo Ihe sidewalk Two other c ity employes were hurt but nnl seriously Manr with GLASS FIBERS •net LAMINATING RESINS rN (H v //jA f}/ y in ACTION fC SPEffi srnm-mtm Fl INBU M Slffi '>• W A T I A ^ V c a n 't haurt 4 * AhtoUftlrastfMtW •V w t l t f , ( * * M M i l «r«i»f)0l wxxikn.., Imi, <oU, mm, tty, r ~ ^ 'B R A U -IA N O SCOT th e k u p p m w H h luO Jav v ra ta W t fa ct " b o o t h * " fe rU M *. A tough, m o -slip n le Figure i t this way: Divide my bill by 30 days...and by all the jobs Xdo. You'll see whv folks in Florida use more electricity than people AS in mote other places...it's eb**...jt'a m : as#*m ...it,s the sure way to enjoy... w ttr , iw i Con* In tadey and *»• what sw ft*I li ike la m rod W ra eves ofarad. ’ « « - B u lk to r spM d, co m fo rt, R A M .-B A N D 8 « * fa w « fe g h k ijjsg . M V - �HI « t , 13u r t s . \9 IF r n t WEATHICR Y O U D O N ’T * tr i.lllr fu r tfiD ' ’Ofl (fill 1***1 t af Ir• • ’ mI Oil it| Oi W i'iliif *0 »V * • !•* I > U 'M v * I'tr-frO I . • » » » t « . i l ir.it v if I •*1y >r it f« r ■ » ilt. i *m i .n t|pmO» r vbin* »T ; . t . ». racftlva Tour Sanford Herald. City Delivery, by 7:00 I*. M., please call Y E LLO W C AB I I (1 AN V O U JM K ' » ■■■■ X X X X 1 II ------------ — • ** (ililH lv r*! Farouk Lands In Naples On Royal Yacht i SANFORD. 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A t iN a V f t l o U lt lO l) v v oml i nc u iomn i;, h..I« i.mt: ...... l» i« .e t,.. \nI" nf bupp ai If. i •i •i * |»r • *’f‘*fi,nl#**•! , »Ml e.t tl ... .n |>l «Ini, ■I- i, R e je c t e d B y C it y s tr u t lio n O f C n n n l drew-- Fmi.i «»».*i ii.rn .i.,.. t . ii.1* i tnn tllv t pari nf Ih*' ( Jll’tl I liny w u ir uiMVim* I piim Inn )n Hpiiri In i;,vt* tin r f | n • *»f i dum*«* r iDu.il! v m ti nirnling, *v hi* h The C ity .................... last i.tgl.t ................................... ,t John, It i* lint rmulu plttiH fn r a join! muutliw i»f IntliHti Ki v i I naul prnii't ( fr*»m A * , rifit ,'int fif VMii'ril hi * u rili the C ionm l-lion ami the newly .-s- il,,. entire St. Johns lllv e r valley r l ,i,,rM \ i r tahlhhe.1 I'lam tlng lloar.l for next „ fa r north Jacksonville met , |j(l|1> ^ u1hl.trm .l tliRlii ’ as ,li r L t ii i nf Dir nim '|]N ,,li i ^ .tj ^vi rv Mariilny nvniilnK ^ 0 \\y n »H at ^ rtVWule« rnrlVtl Inin I iin aura Imf in . »tum I it jfl* f r it 11 It * 4fi iiTfVnI Dip r*i ttiv f n ( (|(i|| pfifh't , "I In 11 -s*l i v mi mi Min it Ihi* Maiming fin ^n l eoiinHth ° (b it »iri"rnnon f*ir I In* tiitipniin " f navi milhiuis inf thu *ky Hid flvn nimiilinrs nr Inn w ill I nk . f f,.,-1 mp im riinK mi/ni Mnn D» wnrl< I ' m nldhuln mi t,u* * ♦ iifm ri h*« tv 11. ’ illutf in i 'iiall in 'i"i Klimt'V . f mmI H n n l A il j IN' l ii i f ii t JNiarii ami D»tu ^(M rirtJ|| , i h'm mil tlHu i iniriml huu.uisn Ih* • mI * 1‘r jir*I iV.iN i t" p|u ,(ff | H ill I I li r Mf .i ' i f M nlhriN ir r r n lly np|.<*intH hy tl.u Th|. m nrilirilf .,lr r,.m- s ri.* n if N aI mini I »l*»r - n..» .u f *| lu ll .ft i lit Hi* IMMII If! tf Iftl! Mill I fiminlBUlnn Ml,»♦».»* i,,rt in tb. (V v II HI »•»fim «itiniH< iim I m .ithm N •lb 1"M I HI ( if I f l i t r . l * l li i M in Mumtiuru of thu riam m iK MmmmI f lf.n | „ b . n . fm Dm n ..(t» .r I h* r .fl ir . l NHm^ . .. ............ . S i. it - . 11 Inrlmln Hoy H ritl, A I I «*illni, , |M, , f m u i . fl.u Dunl «■ilhnt »w*» t . *» ID * . . A N . i n ; I tti> W i t 11* 111 A. tV. Lee, John -Srnki.uk, M . | (tl * VMii| | fb t (Hi* III* llltli i •fnmuti ( ’ ill, Kmnk A^hflnwn, I*’. I 1 1 ’* 1 humm i .im I nluurv i I iik i ** W .M I 1 1 ,1 II 1 t . . A i I. im d , Kuliprl Drown, nml llrn ilu v '' ,lr f. 11 t ihu fvn pruv m u . S.iHirH-'v m 1 ndham. Mr (Hit hvI h n i Inm porarv ' ' •'ulrilKa, Al I * ’ . * ' ' 1" I hr \n |)« furisu ( ’n m in u iil i \M • . i \ \ -t n > chairman. KaJinka. I. I> An.lm.4mi •• W h(ir, |ls | r , p|;lI1(.s f|ll ?A |inUf ,u , I 11,,,- P Durinir the «IiH<*u*«Nkon »»f th r J111* ’ 4 (iJlN«*Mn. • Uvn me u m for ,,.Vrra l y r a n lUv u.imm *• ' (i In *iun4tlnn *if planning, Thornan ^ 11u xvj IJ#*, L. M (n rp rrtN i, ,u *»f ilnt y is (*i m lr r * pi •‘fill. • I In t. II i.fJin. Krmon, r lty nuinngrr, iiiinkt' favor- ’l'»*ti* villi*, anil r ap(.uii N mhIi |(p nttfird mruraM »m! in d . . Diu • Na > < 1 ix u ih " • Mrtl ■1-1HI J 1 " •1i*'*" ID \ It lit.til ii t»ly nf a cnmprchunmvr rna**t«*r rilirhinan. of ihu milhriHik «if war i»* fi 1 1 1! ’ IP 1 Mr l.t PN S All f if «* I Nit t (in***., r plan fnr (I>»* m tlrn r ity («» chart Other* p rri.'n t wn»* l>r»v. Il"w dnun rnnrny iiiv .iilrr^ * ii m, y, l|MH "1 t m M11MV D III* f 1I* (Ifl i Di D in rv rry phaivu nf it® growth Mayor ar*l, -Ir.. n f J n f k • iiNtt «»f 1* »r ’ll 1\ N* • ii * '► 41If 1 M. 1. Al M Ml • ,4 ,l|| . \ it* I Dm »hu H cnfurrr M»m*/UM. Ln»nk L ^ v I n t l U I V i i I t l l i l f l l l i n , W. II Stumpur rn n ru rru 'l in thin iVturann »»!»* 41 In Dm fiv* t • ill* * N’ ,D >i , * r »‘l fl IIM III , • 4 1 ,|»f ll If J* lltl |- * MU n f .larkRMnvillu. (Nil \ "pinion p 4 1*411” jiN'i 1iip ♦ 1-4 Nil D ♦• 1’III M gr | ) r n ( r Mt | m / S iiM - iii/ l T*" f "ounhslon derided '<> idn.i. MaMhfWa nf T-.INkhau m-« . p ti ;fi It*- in ♦. D M i M* *. r !»• < *1,4 I ’ N \ •| 1...... Xtl U 4. .lark »nn. I I O J^I l l l t l * / f l I I H (1 *m ffl. lig h t* nt the corner " f CMth* ami I ’arl W u rrm 'll* f i11rs■d \ I * iriil 'ij»* ( id \ iim iu h «i ii if i !u k* i I Hlllllhi* ( * l»D i v llt*\ am! f|of«Inn M nfilry. Randolph and Summerlin Avenues, I HI U* I'n I , I ' I *. *1 I * 'ill" u.ilot \«*v tiuhl Mn|'| | | gf,m Thu m m m ilt n* wn% u x iiru i'tl Hi M Crescent and Waxhington, and * I fill HI if III (Nl I •»' I " ' 1" ........ lor o ,i,I ,, I ,, lorrlv nnmlnatlf»n» fnr fhu nffi» ur e flHlntl •) two lights on Randolph Avenue, *tD An I i ■ (thiil Nu ii ( t lt( Extetiaivc hull.lii.g and I....... A* i I III HI V f *'J ,1* t„tw een M ellonvllt" *0.1 Sommer fif lhr» nM«nrla(inn ami I m «ng«u*t )l i tu, IIN mmi f» m itiif a* thn rryrfri my (hi- a flr r Im ooe.sa give . evidence of |<1 tin. AH (.1 (i m i v m»t (»■ Nulli flip (n j! »i ir> , *.f »u i * r » th»L’ The establUhltient of In iltli- nnnn In Ilm CMv Hall nf a Ni * tu p<-iii\ In tile th tiv ln g Sen.." *1 I ■ > ! I ' • (in, |utff ill Mi ituI Mi 1 1 1 * N1 1 *n " ' . " I Mil* hi mi if f 1 1 # f i f» im tria l cniiim ittee of local rltiaens I" mimhnr n f HI. ,fnhu'4 Itl'.r r uriHuy County fa tm ln g and , attic ' ■ e i -t. ■MlMMl IV 4I m 11 Ilf- MM-fii Vf"f| I IIf ft ■I I ( nr|jjp, Hi , nf Jfl * Wu 1( I of t>,'ie,i„ enrnurage Ihe tu lrra ti.o i of ludn* r illfu m IntnrPdlrfl in tlm prr*Jft*• SVit INill'MM k I ,4li»it!11 "iff Pur it ngf‘1 . af Duu( <iim I hi* u'lf**, Kuv lo, ludeil m new rnnatrnc'ln. trie* to Ran/onl wn* dl*ni*:tnd by II M ill1 »MIIt«'„ 1*1 hf I III , tlv 11-nr14ji Dm \ nu 111 in Jj inn I lie rom m unltv rpcei'tls* uthe ConimUttlotmr* w ith Form A . if ||| y fju i | iN* 11 mui it y 1111* e ’ mg | iv N Hi*i ti u i h i . Imd«hundHome, alt cnndlll.uied / ’ ltreekenrl.lgc. mnnagci " f the os hv 0 ( ‘___ * s punuiM ' i fhu Hiur (u t \ IP* i li’i t m : *he vmiik ,; l i t in (Mitt loink liullding, n 110.no" Chamlmr o f Commerce -lift r) li Nnv.il 11<»*11a *1 lit (‘ ■if t |ft tv ,.(< Mlti thu |lr t Jf1191| liu V i I t goo,la uto.e, llic 121,1100 «-IIy h i DAYTONA BEACH tfi - An In The Comml.xlnti rojeclr.l „n op f r 4 » hi Hum L'i iiiirl M'm D* YhI ii Iiiimui. 4 4 .1 I IN* 1 4 »|i»n t»i i ii v ■11m IMMltl eiiiuurig k it.lie n , 1t<>.‘ q u e ll was to be returned today ilo n on property at the Naval A lt 1 1III 1 . I i jl»(i 4ftft fI I lift'll fieV IfdlM Ml I Jil HU (mil 4 ,. 1> I* t limoilm- lodge, the IMIUtl .ill Into the death* of a man and his Station propoicd liv the I ' S. Navy In lilt M|l|(|r1t rth ill l.tMipM \ m 1 1*1 f *1 1 1 1 v * e l 1 9 1 *1 Du lu j* N P u *,I.#D D I’­ "T im Republican* met three building o f C, It. Clounta and ’ granddaughter June 33 In a rob on the grounds that if ttirludea ■I N. i * .1 1. 1 M MriftU, Du till fll'M whti h -sUI v» ll »»l IM *' f IU4| Dll’ 4 ||f Ifl , (| i||t p lo n Involving Hugh B. (B illy ) new ronditlons which the C ity la weeks ago and w a.tc.l n week, de­ 1,Ml,nun wanli hoiino nf l( Dm* HmiiOi K of 9*M99 - -i|ll( il if 1 A| t,r * Dim ,i i 1 IlD h Mr 1. 1 1 (» 4 ih * rilllfn* (Ml* I « m i rid in g there w in no Riihatitnli. foe Kates Odham, brother of B ralley Odham, not oblige.! to accept, having at <M|| lit pM 1- 1 1 i . h Die I 4 l» .f A| m il lli.il Mu(,f Di D, .» r h»ne*ty In government, while the Among the moat n th a r ti....... defeated candidate fo r governor. ready fu lfille d Itn reanon'Utdtllle* Ili-m orraU met fo r a week and it. i n . ♦ lAltliMii^h Mi#* •1fHh-lnif tsu*Mif ! fir# tt Mmt r i 1 Mil. D ’ .ft » nr I w fii him HI ilm new liu lld in g . In Ilm town The victim s were Robert OToole, 1 S «1111 II i f Htl ■ll'Vf’llD ul H'lllMi »l*»l|M‘ |U4i t|D i 111*i(I I (411vr M‘ f||«i’ f'«| f I n Ml i)f f| | i I. DeLand, and hla 10-year-old grand­ Diu inluiipiii'u (m i Tiff mi fiiuthih K ir liff-iD ‘I i >nn in i>V nasctHitg, honesty I* nu sol1 A ii .’on.lltloned and crpiq p daughter, Diane Mills. OTnoIo was i Im* !I di*I i ■* Tn h <i i i in « j ;■h*»f*I, the government tiKaln-l any loss, n litiltn fo r cxp.'hcoc.',' " Voile witt, cejlntex ci,m iter* and ., ft-, l ot 'll hMNJ Af 4■f ,r ini' l v (lilt!I* * d rivin g one ear: odham, 37, San­ ft . D I ■Hfllfu f r.»|i(1*1 thu r •ifv v ‘"i " f lu |ift" and this the .......................... N*‘ I *1(1(1"I Hi Mil | -Mil 111roll W llllnma Jr,, #nld today, lunintaor mottled lluul.utin tile ,, 1 1 ford, Ihe oilier. Mn'*r #i' "ii virfl III H|»iii«h i( K I piD iii Dmi Him to do. According to A E Rhlni I m In (M|D I think I mim tlritig Ihe two nt#|or political con building i* nlau nnutul p to o f'd Odham was released under 13.000 in Im vi | y iiUMiyMU J Da- fm im r gfD ‘ 'nu/ u (ppin11P (ht-in '" According to Tltad Ling", < 1 bond on an open charge, police hnlter, c ity nttorney, d lfflc 'illv In vi tilltilis In a b rie f talk before tbc ti'K ' « m i t9*i it v m | *' t y ^ft'uvs Alh'Ditn nf (hi hnv Diuti u> clerk, llui population of Me- r " • la id he registered .17 In a drunk- the m atter arUcs from ft '1' vnrioua Linn* Club at the Yacht Club lo *1 I" (I 1 Ig ffl liv MM'inhuM nf 4(if* -ell11»" *il|(|ur| VVl| 4( h*'|K ' f]f fl 11, rttr.it* ntunliy tins now reaebni Ib f’i u • ematar lest after Ihe accident. A »uhtv*»ea o f the Fellowship Foun­ day. • l| 1............ .. f»«. ‘ vh * i"w 4(1(1 Ih*? InlMnllnri i fiir.leD I ♦hr • h in 'ifi f im p nun King Ltoq Edward H McCall dation. 2500 in the Immediate xtmpp, . reading of .19 la considered eviMl s l . l v 1 • 4* » m( pr^parly welcoming nil “ pnty According to Mr. fthlnhoUer the announced that (lie Club'* hoard vicinity, lie added that liv |„ Ami M fD iiririrrv m p1lr*| JJkeca of drunkenneia. 144« ll r’f Utl 1 1141i ! 4 III *ft,,grtMl wh'i hud fif»( yut t'(*>** !*»il "n»ii iDML'Mfn i *j grlffing ih .n C ity can only o ffe r a quit claim Ilf director# Will meet this evenllevi-rl there had treen a pop,,I / V The Inquest waa delayed until , ,1 1 , ..1 .1 .4 | Ml itti 'iiiff* llu to# dead man'* w|f#, M r*. Louisa dead to the property at the elation. lug lit H.00 p in nt ht* home, llll'i lion Itu-reaxe of Him i*. t|„- ...... Dm* lu lfd iH lio (m f lint** Mu**, min v n y will huru, I D *1 (’4. 1 Vfnllfl 1 .1 D m f Jfiiirt »*f Ik Dig Nrplnrm, ml**i f l i t D id v * im hi ii III M r* ii | if m 1 1 D lie wits directed hv Ihe C.iminlaKant Fourteenth .Street. yea t . OToo #, recovered m lflrle n lly I 1l I the r.v,| 1.1 1 , 1 , , undid,ilc w|,o , px’lrtvncr tli.it I mi liv in g I,, -In C C, Welsh was g lvru a m us­ C ity Im ilding III Oviedo j* |,„ i from Injuries received In Ih# accl- • Ion to n o tify the Nav« that the , rl >1,- i Dm ii 11'Miliflr.fl vviii ittriui'd \ jiu i Du* jnl d#nl lo testify C ity ha# lived up In fu ll ■" •"# ing hand o f applause fu r sellitic fo r entirely by public aul> ,i,|. ll,, i> ............. . • KiMifmrk'H f ’c i t l f l i l u , piM prily " f nft, f r vliii? tf* D** (t uJHi Dm? Coroner J. c. Beard la conduct­ ronditlons tinder which U received the 1,tillin’ piano during thu past thin which Included donatio" D , t ■11it< l i 1I>JJ Ph KirP DP ► I. (• 1 Pt til #■ m|if limiIifM#(»f! hy III!vy .ftmi » nttti, fir lime , . mil Imp if liotKv ing the Inquest. the xiatlon property nod conveyed week from ftie n d i o f Uvletio In (bit.r.,, t Mi V ilt * I Mill IM 111 I A lthoiiyh I ’’I fit *1 1 1 til (* i 1 ' M Wu w ill #|vv,riv ■ I m vu nnmr Henry W itte, J r „ new Lions Orlando ahd uther nelgiilioi i ij It hack In the government again, ft II it ip I ,ri t; I t»f .If! IMiri wnii rjtlihj .^hMKt, hr v!;■ i i^rrcity mV pi, u t w ill -ilvv.iy . h;i**u I I I ’ N Another ie-eI(ti and that It It In a pmdtlmi only to M lstrlrt (lovernor, announced that cumin ii nlMe*. | mm ( I that, tic lr| Ir»fi Ji I II if fn iw a irt ' •nine nm ltm i 'Dio ' I tuu im i * I lliern would lie a d is tric t gover- tiu lll imhllc hiilldln — T„ i n i tn Ovjuiiu i offer a quit claim deed. MP|l I'Ll I111 *4 I I Hr, | I • i ; i i rr»*»iii fif . It fiu rlii^ Du* wcfrpM*i m* tinvv* i Dm uurf.iiiD' , rltijf , A 'request fo r p o rm i'im n to nor’a meeting held in Miami next the nMinetivii M u m clinic w ) . eU*. iw n il | n(D l tit ll It I' l I *1 if * K o f p m i i i h i n r r D f u r Dm u v i l r l u r r m • week. fO a lla o e * Oa I'a a - * t n la furnfihori w ith 116,000 wuDu •.( * 7 / i* " '* rflhl,l,l,|n '|t,,!n m r i t f c r h o w .lo w ll m a y a p p e a r h» *i ilnt ' ; ■i ih-u Af Hfirl iy fittloughs which are granted to John Ivey introduced as hi* modelcri equipment. J * N #. m atter how fa r #«#y I tu uhNu .| uu li p ) ffh iill I* m i hr guest, M r. Greer, and Wallace The siicreia o f (he C ltl/.-,. rv«lt. * l " bal .........* H' *•* w "***'* l" ' " ' ssmtootn* yon m#7 go on y o w .... ............ . » , . " o d .,nr, f.,r (.|P i dukh " I Ilnrik It I, wall Philip# introduced his son W alluie, Bank nf Ovietlo also le fle d a -J,, vacation you can readily catch ’ to,|i rinlrn ,,l o, .....’ .tit' 1 till,- 103 Reinstated for the Korean mr< onw that if you -lo wrong, von arc Jr. prosperity of (he town. |la tol.d op an too homo tow n M * a hy to . Will, two ;,, to11c . d ic id y f lir t lx the m ilita ry aetvtrea' not going 1" get away w ith I I " rcaoiirr ei today aggregate 12,0 i t ***d tng the Sanford H erat* 11' ,,,, cm ifm d ...... . m il faiildiia point-xyntrin „ f World | 27,'I, w ith total tlepoaila e*i.-.,liri,i whan yon rrto m . Yon can arM ilton Reel, lOSfi East Fourth III, It I. son- -if i pl.ii e III till- l’ l,"l|> War II, asaigniog prlnriti.-a for su it.i,o n ti, Street, snagged a 41-pound tarpon ol (mti wlttt h will fit ,v lor tinIIA M fl GOING IIP Am « o w ith your carrier hny, o r lotatlun hark tn tin U n ltri! .Stain;, r ill'N V A C L T GETS PLANES while *nook fish in g o ff tho new lilt , ’ WASHINGTON ig t-lla m s , Chop* gh Charlie Morrloan, eirraand fo r catahliahtng rliarharg" TO RECALL NURHEN LONDON .44 The Fnr Bast concrete bridge at New Smyrna and other Ivan pork tut# popular li-i ,i ,. I,".’licit \|ondiiy liy tli» i manaacr. hy tatephaning daloa. Lodge reports that the pro WASHINGTON (y»l-Tb« Arm y , . , airline headed (>v Mat Gen t'ln lrc D S , ri.-lulliril IK hoft' of Isnd last nig h t w ith a lig h t gtan# end during summ er months are gulng l#-r I n w ‘ hare your rr*« t f uuM r: nm r,m V!I1llr'1 '? •‘ ' " I ’ " v,,rymic fha n n a u ll nf Fl'dng T I p t fame Im; in tin- final groini tiv beating and lig h t sa lt w ater plomlno red- up from on# to eight cent* a pound. announced today that It w ill recall k-harp Herald u vtrad od in nn hla. arithm etic, , , ■ na it did has won S3,ft'to ma worth nf air llrn /it, ’i! Id. tn a ijnw gain" Dru The tarpon fought desperately for The Office of Price Stabilisation o r enlist r«00 n u n c * and 139 wuinen on a r t away, V ! n!; According In ni rinr:( frojn |ll(. rhinc-rc Commit gnny, in Iin i’, two ptnyers I, aimed SO minutea before Reel could fin ­ (OPS) announced Monday that medico) specialist* next February. the current rolallun *rhediilo#, to yoar homo” to * * * n l*l*. a lly brin g It In. calling prices on lean cut*—thoio March and A pril. for their nm l In Monday's rm l. fiom tl) to 12 nu.iilira service In l upon The A rm y hopes to get a conRritnln'a P rivy Council Ihu Em- overcame llulgurin, 02 31, ami may "I would htivo thrown the tar­ accounting for about 40 to 43 per tho forward me# i|nnl!f|e* an a ir­ h M extra chai pon ___ back, ■ „ but) j u t . IItt awallow, awallowed the cent of pork sales—aro being in ­ alder#bio number of volunteer* In man fo r return lo atatoslilo duty, "*re'» hli(he':l court, ruled Mimdav also reach the final that Ih " to nlnncx hclnngetl to In boxing, where the heavier a rtific ia l b a it and I had to k ill It creased through October. Then tho forthcom ing call, but w ill dip For those o f hi* friend* w h i D h cn n "'tll’« C ivil Ale T rnnm ort classes swung into first round ac Into the volunteer and organized I mtStto a ll n n h r ' i t o ' to get the bait o u t," Reel . x- they may b# reduced. may wish to w rite him, Loilgo'* to______,_plained, thh additional htt Inc. TJtc docbdmi reversed a Hong linn, Welterweight Louis Gag". _____ Theae are the authorlied In- reserve* to make up tho quota addresa la a* follows: A /8G M al­ Kona court which hud named the Hun Francisco, and Heavyweight B a fto t leaving m yoar »»The flah waa weighed at Porter creaiea, effective Im m ediately: Volunteer* fo r n u riin g and apccialcolm J. Lodge, Jr., A F 14411051, rtehtful owner. Eddie Sanders, Los Angeles, Lanalng'e tbia morning and Heel Pork ahoulderi, one cent a pound: 1st service may sign up for twu The council gave no reason for scored knockout victories (ingo la id ho waa ta m in g i t over to tho hama, be lli**, boston butts and o r three y e a n . Those ffrom tho 005 Tac. Con. Sipln., APO U70, C/O Post Master, Han Francisco, reversing tho o ir llc r decision bill finltcncd A ll Bclkacem of France Municipal to o a fte r he take# the neckbonea, three cents; pork chop#, reserve w illII serve from 17 tn 24 Calif. lt'iiiitlaM»U (IM Pax* T n u l said It wnutd explain later loin* and aparerlba, eight cents. month*. • ' ' ■■ m i>< ■ < r NAPLES, llu ly i/t—Exiled King Farcuk of Egypt, down to his ln>l yacht, polled Into Naples today In alay fo r n •few days on the rn t u n l l r file o f Capri while he (■ n k * about Inking off for the United Stale* The Egyptian navy crew man nlng Ihe four m illion dollar Malt rou3* a, which brought Fnrnnk here. 1* under orders to bring Ihe lim ir l mis th in hark lo Egypt Then Far ouk Will be lim ltrd In u rrlv o tc h owned raring yttchl which is .m rh o rrd at Capri It Is loo small fo r long luxury cruises F jro tik . who abdicated Ids ihrone t u t week end. arrived shortly lift W noon nboard the royal yacht w ith hi* Queen, (lie beauteous Nnr rtm an, and their baby—the new 7 month* old King, Fund It Fnrouk's tra ve l agent said N arrlm nn mid Ihe baby King were " in the h r it nf health," Aboard Ihe yarhl nre some S’" I trunks Ihe deposed monarch was able In lake with him on Ids hasty departure frntn Alexandria If Farnnk grtes lo Ihe ro lle d Stales, he mav decide to (ravel liv Bfcme, Ihe agent said Possibly hr w ill go to Rome first The travel ngent said ihe play bov ex monarch’ s Immediate t>lan-. rolled for him spending the ne*t three days on the Isle of Capri The hlg four tnllllnn dollar rra fl moved lido the harbor at 13: r. p m The ship with Ihe roval exile, aboard had arrived off Hie pleas ore Islnnd of t'n p rl, across the Bay nf Naples, al .law’ll today and -Jtsl q iin n tllie ’i of baggage were transferred lo a sm aller motor yacht This was believed lo he th r Insl e r yacht F nkr el lllh a r. w ldrh h Farouk's personal property. The Mahrnuasa, 20 minutes later, tied tip 70 feet south of the USS Adirondack, flagship of U. S Ailr.i Robert B. Carney, rom m under of NATO force* in Southern Europe E gypt'* ambassador In Italy, Abdel A ll* Badr Bey, nwitiled the in v a l yacht t oil till* side of the V ite r . If« had lm rrle d riorfn front Romo Monday nigh I, not her huso o f the a rriv a l nf the deposed Farouk, but because the ex-King brought w ith him Egypt's new ruler, his (l month old son. King Fuad Ii The Infant was proclaimed King Saturday by Egypt's Cabinet after hi* father Imwed to the m ilita ry pressure of his country'* new- ar my rtinunnndrr, (Jen. Mnhnmed Naguib lley Thai night Farouk, p i t h his lo rn age wife N arrlm nn. th e ir hahy anil his three daughters by a form er m arriage, salted away from Egypt. Nothing was known here about F arouk'* plans There was spent lotion he m ight Idln awhile on Capri, where he and N arrltnan *nenl their honeymoon a year ago Other luggettlon* were that his destination would be the French R iviera, or Rapallo, on the Italian R iviera, where Ihe ex-King owns t villa. Meanwhile In other development* B rit*In '* am banador In Egypt, Sir uallaute Oa r a n * l n '.'15 a I c.t-.ed \ \ I. »■ lu te d W ho ■Mi l i . 1r . n ’. ' l l D u It 11 1 1h i i m . i I >■ mm . . Hill | N 1 1' . I •♦*. Pi 4 I Ih ■‘I <.rM MM*M|f Mil •.. mI* n >11 i . Nt *(l#* I •-tl . I Nil It I, • il I T ( tIsI S' To Meet Monday b Ml Proponents Of I .It l|M Titusville Canal Meet In sSsinford , t , I, i* * * * * » hi** *w* . Ml* ’ M* 1 M ( I Mill ?ii m u • • iMir r lb* -Is till I I i;t l*r I " ,1 ’ « 1 iTMitllUfM, t.f Du I McGranery Sees Swimmers fr o m ProcfKess In His II.S. Recorift New Olympics M uh Corruption .fell I I 1 T1FI■.11 til I *IMI f 1f1I i »• i " mH j I I 'll r.l I aIs* M'llUl Hs*T ...hi 1 I 1ppMl * I 1. It, 'In* i l l Ni mum II I u I ii i fl 11»v .11 ■ D u ‘Sonny” l.odjD’ Is Stationed M \ii l»asc Ni'Jir Seoul ■ i Ml » .''I 1M*I 1 ♦»! IN- 1• . *'» ■ru Dm* Out In Oviodo Inquest Resumed In Odham Accident Cattc I I 914J41 Ml tl * HIM IN.......... M m« . I IU 1 Du (4 4 1N •i r * " ■ Di iD Voile WilliiiniH, Jr. IIril*fH ( 'onVC’Ill jODN I Sanford San Herald Vacation-Pack l Va Milton Reel S 44-Pound Tarpon raw ' M 111 Dm v M» Dm* I m > • ’4 Planning Board ( )v n I >ct i . i ' *11:. ’ III I M»MMi t „ u I 1V 11( V |i i ' l l * 11(1 ■l.il Dm r r .* I 1 .. 1 1'fit X 111 Vlf . D rt*t ■-n.t * r Di fji i \ p® *i City Commission, \c A IT I M et l i ; r s •hit n ir-h . ii D i'i pi D ll-.u Ml II ♦fini' • ' h WhDn 11$1a111'Ii h ........I t‘ ■il*. •«- 1 4• 44 I t c (l \ U rn • • ,9 . 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July 20, 1952 j Trie Sanford Herald r . « l a t i l i B h e U l a HHih l * a i l l B k r « l oiMlIfr «• i r r |tl M ntuM af iMihday, t hrUiutnu and IvvvNi* >#*« I*b» M U I » * iI m i M l i i r i l n i n |»»in i r l i l W M an d flaw la a r a I I I IM at fu iil in A t r i m * 1* ■ i t oi i il i*lmu* m u 11rv m ill, u l Ik r 1 *111.» l l f r i t r I nf M u , unifier1 I ftp A t | III if f i»li II, I M7 il. lio U A M i t*• im%j% 1 :t i n o r •HitllifM ill: %t - FiKhtinR The Bijc Lie The H I# M e o f the Soviet Union hint it double edge— it hol|m confuse the Ignorant and waatca the tim e o f people who feel obliged to answer It. Severnl hours were consumed in thin way recently when three U nited States representa­ tives, particip atin g in separate meetings o f U nited Nations Organizations, felt compelled to take up hours answering Soviet charges against Am erica. H i'tijam ln ro lle d , speaking to the U N D isarm am ent r ' -ion. spoke against the Soviet delegate’s charge the West opposes outlaw ing the atomic bomb and o th er mass destruction weapons by explaining th a t the Free World wants not mere “paper com m itm ents hot honest plans that can lie implemented. .Mrtt. Klennor Roosevelt denied before the U N Commlsdon mi Human Itig h ts that A labam a legally perm its a man to beat bis w ife w ith a two-inch stick, th a t one q u a rte r of the United States population lives in unsanitary conditions (tint tliut b,filMI,000 people lire Ollt o f WOfk here. Mwaweik. I ■!■>, , ... . || , i it | ( ill |.1 IsaitVirT.itliTu. United States delegate to the U N 's hcono inic and Social t ouncil* answ eied, by disti ibutiog a iitt'iintillhl|imt .soviet charges that Am erican w orking fam ilies 1 b m il• ID p....... pend1 u e r r .ip o f th e ir incomes on rent th a t A m e rleans live in hovels, that A m erican farm ers are Im poverish­ ed. . I, i„ imiy human for a person subjected to continual goading to rise up ami tight hack. It would he u n fa ir to ask thoic United S tales delegates to the U nited N ations to dis­ regard these charges since everyone has u boiling point ut which tie can no longer contain him self. Stevenson Acquired Wide Experience Kiwanians Donate $60 To Drive Fund In International Affairs During War For Nativity Scene Editor's mite: Thin th ird of a ftvc port series on the life ot Adla l K. Stevenson. Democratic nominee fo r P m ild c ’. it, rover* the war y e a n , the birth ot the U. N, and the Alger Hiss ra te .) •m ti-d u r " f I INK n few nedches Into the domain of diplomacy proper. A check fo r $D0 was presented The State Department, mindful to Kdwnid F. I.ane hy J. M. Stlneof his growing experience, called ehiper, president o f the Klw nld* on Slovenian to help promote puli- j r:lllil (lll „ r fi.i Klwnninn* lie underjtanding of Dm forlhc'im Ht ill.* club’x inerting last Wetines Ini' United Millions t'onferenre at day, — >» * s *- ■ Congressman Herlong Reports Dy SID IIERLONO I have noticed around the headipiarters o f the various candidates that when one wants to shuw signs o f strength there w ill appear, a l­ most miraculously, great* numbers o f professional •'miller-uroundei s" who, wearing the budges o f Ih u l j.... . p!u, , .1.id"!*i.. w ing Americans fo r Democratic A ction, saw the Convention w at going to nominnte Stevenson, they flopped over to him too; t u t In doing so they had to embrace him ns a “ great lib e ra l" to s*llva th e ir own conscience*. Hn probshiv in ,, till,,a t in m,.nv r<MD«.t. nrrujnd uml “lArhonpIn.*? it ,n|tHL i ,A , 11* 1111^J { **f*?;. The Corivcntin.) vv.ir nn Juter^* M 'lt lN o e ih l. li, lil. its—When he S:in rr*»rtkf*yit» The eio*.' retirrsroted ,.onlrit<u couple o f limn * later some1 o f tlie I eating va ;ji i ii'in'if, lint puiOok ,, When the conference started, Millie gmup may be aeon vvruiUg relum ed to Washington in ilHJ, Ilona of th> eluti members toward IIu«lit* ■* tfauuMPr Adlal h tc v c ii'iiii already hud ac­ press relation* of the United State* the N a tiv ity Scene, a representa­ other budges u l other hcadipr.r- on ti'lcvl>ian and giving every ters, just ns enthusiastically hum actor in the Convention a quired u vision of America's plaro delegation sagged and Slovenian tion of the b irth of Uhrlat, irielod M i n i H i m t o * It « l M My I k r i l t r in the shrinking, strife-ridden w ii * given the job of sprucing them ilig the Holy Family, (lie ,jl <p- whooping it up. lo other words, chance to lie on television by "d e ­ I .U up lie performed creditably. Du* llimlN (njs whole thing seems to lie manding a pull o f tile delegation" I IHI world , I f i M # Alt. n i l s a lie served as deputy to form er herds and the Wise Men, which I.IK1 w ill certainly be a big help to u( Ills knowledge nl internulionid M * Almalha Is to he put up on the Hand Shell ” •MW in passing the Presidential P ri­ relations «rcw hi .nuccnisling year*, Secretary of Slate Stettlniiix, who during tlie next Cbristrnaa s.af> *# V t iir m.. Itadio utni television audience* l i INI unlit evenliially he re.slslid in the headed the U. S. delegation, at the ■nil. get a lietter jdeture of tlie Con­ mary D ill in tlie next Congross. I'reparalory Commission This may well lie the last National b irlh of Uu* United Nation* and U N "! Tlio ilo n u ti were l-Mward F. vention t h ill da the delegates. It's Convention. purlirlp u tcd in it*, first unit see meeting ill larrulon in the fall of bard for the delegates to seu or thlrrlalnnirni f... ll., i| I!Mi Ho Mlb-d S le llln lit*’* shoe* Lnne $1 On; J. N. Nicl.olaon gt.ooj nod general nssmnbly*. MlfAltlM flllMfl, Btlll tiff f NIt *II V«f |tlf bear beeausc o f tire confusion on -• renter NiltrriMa* ra il. h . I„ Iturpvr fi."": Hi It. Strick- tlie floor. Just o ff the floor a'e Uy the middle Stevenson when the la tte r took * itk He wn "senior adviser" to the land #1 O H; J. C. Iiavl* $1.01); Cu*h was working on foreign pulley Haiirratn.rs si,ii.tr.,,o, it, i„. several m fieshincrit stunoi and u problem', with the tub* Sm i Ar U h delcgiillon nl the flr* i gen 11.00; I*. I*. Uampbell SI .till; J, T. itnrob-.'i- ol television ruts; so when und sn,«,.«arr iir p r c .i-.i.ii... era! ossemblv of the U N hi New Ho** *2.0(1; o. M. iliirri'ur) 1 1 O il; JM m I urfc, l i t I • njsH, ilm r Vumteidierg, tolin Ku.slcr you really waul tu m i or In m ...... Ultima* I f I r Hint M. I -mU. Dulles and Sen Tom <‘oooully, nl! York the following Jarmwry Tlud Kidph Hmitb 11.00; Uniiglli I Uterinincthirig, Uial's w h ite yon po. full, and in the HU) meeting ol itrom ^ 1,00; I toy Mam, ji.uO; K.ul fu r belter knuwn then to the pub THw l l r f n l i l la m m t m h r t n f i t ir Many people I have talked w ith (lie fir ncral Assembly, he servrd A i a i i r t n l r d l fr r a * t t iif r l i )• « i t t t i i n l Fuuat ;T uu; W. W. Dawson si.u ij; believe the Dleveiisun “ d ta ft" is lie V i r t u a l I r f y t o t l i r u a # t u p M| * u t » l l in an ulternali: delegate Jolm Peni nm 51.00; f>r. IP or) III* orlKinnl inlere*.l in the m i Ii r i l lftf*i o f n i l | h r I ru n l u r i v a i>f l u t e d In hi* varum i eniini ilie * eon Mcl.nolin gl.uu; It. It. Crumley either genuine or is the muni ject probably pi..up from boy •* t» tn i|ig y fff a • H r l l n s nil lu lro itly planned “ rlru ft" In his­ AM n o t * dliiMAfrhfff bond travel* with tin fa m ily m net led with the eren'ion and early *1.00; T. \V. I.uwtun 11.00; o. K. tory. My feeling Is that i t v*:i* function* of the U N . Stevenson Kioope ami Ida experiences in I92D tioff *1.00; Kd I'ieldiiig 41.00; li e real tiisng. I talked lo a ninu on a lour of the Near Hast ami wn* brought in touch w ith Alger J. K. M cKinley *1.00; Ned Snutli ___TUESDAY JULY 29, 1952 her of Chieugouna about him. Mir* Itu isia *1.00; Otto lioradt'uu $1.00; PunHe first met H i:* in lOU when fo id Doudnev *1.00; K nrlytu llo a *- Homo thing* tncy told me con­ It ripen, it In the lino* »* a mem­ T O IM Y ’H l l l l l l . g V rrtH H ber, and fin a lly president, of the both were employed by the AA. bolder *1.00; Ud itnndall *1 00; vinced me th irl in- r uully didn’t __ SR The fragranre of n Idmlly «lrr-l Chicago Council on fo re ig n itela Their ro n la rt ul this tim e wa* K. t,‘, l l n i p 'r 41.00; (iio rp e Wwiici want to be tlio candidate, , hey dellrhle ill* lions Tlie in im il welcomed (or "fierpienl but not close or dully '' Mm pan * 1.00; I.. M, Cornett * 1.00; desuilie bioi u i u h rllltu m moo flat licit n tiveet savour. Uc. 8:1!!. etgu d i|ilo iiia l i. di baled llieu |>ro io the word* ut the run I rovers in I Marion H iitn -o n *1.00; Joel F ie ld i hud u '‘model ute’ 'or "m lddlu'U ltiie -roadi j ", Hot did you notice 'H „. |lt.ws these days is full o f Democratic and llepuhll- nnnnrcm enb nod weighed possible deposition S!eveu:un in .de Inr use o ; Col. b. tl. Ila rrlin .v r si.oh, h iw ipili'k))1 'dime delc|jiii|u i i ud- ■ Don’t be iiii|iti<rd when you rim N ational Convention s tu ff. Candidate battles take the efteels cii the United S lulei ot fa r at Die d ir t |ria l of 111*% on perjury *l.o Muck (Ten land *1.00; Jpdii'rt W. towed ill*- 'I f you lu ll In k 'n il, 1batgea walk alcuind li>wn if your trirrcli headlines and th e ir victories are hailed from Maine 4o Call- away events Ware IJ .mi; I lie |*,tv. A. tj, M p libo.O;iliy 1 Wll II llio Aflr r Klin Slcvpiivm -list lie raw Joiila *1,00; Jtobri l |ie*nv! *!t.OI); J' " I ' Its discussion: and Stevenson’e v.rel yon v <ili the inbtlatiim of "M,, fm u la. Almost forgotten in the hustle o f events In Chicago v o le e -u e ie i,el .,i liaioom y with "loi^e of lli-s for nearly lit Howard M ootiuth * 1,00; Uui,-i>e .Millin' util delegttiioli, u id 0 s m niaiinein." irprateil ivveral time* ‘ is the little known, almost neglected N ew York sequel to ........................... $ 1 9 5 .0 0 Uie iiredom lnuiil .e iiliiiie u t* tof a \r- *r* Tlie two renewed their nr T '.y ln r *1.00; A. I,. W iltm i * | m i; cool loll, d l y tlie extremely left —-— ------ —----- j I lie N ational Convention >f the Socialist W orkers P a rty , not iny nhu'r i „ yor oner Ihi t a le iitli uuninlaoce earl!' in IfH.’i w tico troth Unah ?l oil; |j. r. Uowun ii.u o ; to b i l l King (ieorge ol Knglond •rn|doye.l by Uie Slate IH* l ' u r l burn $l .oil; j . It. i ii:«rr> S a n fo iii'i irw e i situation i, no lo lie ......fused w ith the Socialist P a rly . tlie " .om it" a ml w hirh became I'-"U n lit joke. It may cost us a J 1,500,ODD (Tn in pal 4I.IMI; Win. Morrison In a speech accepting the nomination for president F ar- ain stronghold of Hie A n n in a F irst [ 'i'’ "ext tv.o >e:ir*. Stevenson if wc fix it. It inav co.t us a lug ,,,|| Dohim puinttul out that th»* g reat wiati the world over is movt'iiiiMil 4inn H ina lu llo w n l offiuial p*itfkN *1,00; M. W. Castle $1.00; Forrm t ll. i'i kenrldge *1.00; Uurl epidemic 1.1 s- .1if wr don't. * f„ r |„.m>e. lie also warned ids listeners o f ehanjfes takin g Kteven.'im'* w illlngiie** to swim vV,r,l , l! 4rsso ed several Higrrlnbotham * 1.00; A rth u r G m r lly The Associate.! Press $ 4 6 6 -0 0 place in what are called backward areas o f the earth . Hu of- again*l the title gave ii g liin u ie Unie.* they met at Intro depart *1.00; (ieorge W illiam s *1 00: J. a cb in iie le li-ris lie Hint ol till* Stale Ii iru ris lle that rnniiiw.-irnit reappeared >1IS*'SlltiI "Ud •I Olllerein-e imferein i What ibis country necili i* a fared a modern contrast in Indu-China where a Inrifo F re n d i of (m, llc lie f from Die Imt and muggy au — W. Hull *1.011; Hdvvio fihitlholser ln 1lline lic p .irh o e iil in W I'blogton ami di h i the A ly rr Hi H e a ib ir was Die outlook fo r wide wonder drug tliut will keep Demo­ ....... .. has foiqrht many months to tint down a rebellion w ith- utipi.pnbu !.u l* a . governor nf illi- * ie * i'il pre*a re lu lio iii at the Sait *U0O| J. 51. SMtie, ipiicr ju.oo; J, areas in tlie Northeastern half of cratic delegates from gelling i ion* , ut Htircess. In the '80s, lie recalled, France quelled a colonial M m* Francisco cunlercm i1 HI:,* was J.. linn *i (K). toe nation today -ci i ctary general of the confer O llie r recent donations am a* throat. Ih- held resolutely n> hi* foreign Hut U iiip rra tiiie g in tiie tills and to'hellion there w ith a few liundred men am i did it in record pfdlt y .lew* In Itsin after Adolf * in e follow*, Daptlst Church Circle I hit’ll liuim diiy appeared In prostime. T til* sort of rn i,la ri continue.! Hitler’s panzer* sliced through So many tore itnunis have h -rn Hut the hi|f thirnr lackintf In mime m odem arm ies, ac- N o illiiin France lo Paris, he be mo r m lltr iillv into the la tte r part *5 ut); Uieuoers Class ffi.ue; M elh. I'“ ‘ * again today fio m Oklahoma Texas eastward lo the A tlantic croaking over liie radio fm m C hi­ cording t<> Dot,l)s, is tlie liispiratloii Uu.t Am erican revolu­ came Chicago ■ b.ilriniiii ol lire ot 191/ Kighleen month* paasoil odist Womi'ii's 8ocle*v of Coils- (and 'oasi stcvcncon now wa* governor ot thin Hcivice ytll.UU; H b t (JaiJencago our ru liic staff lias been tionaries jioHHcHHed, th e tie e p conviction th a t made it pos- William Allen White committee to TTic oleit.'iHiil cool and dry weath lilii.ni i ll . * *t(M«i accii,n l in a showing up in the morning talking - il.lo for Uncoil) lo fig h t and nubtitie tlie South. Ho omplia''"""tea t,y aiding the Al lu ll ral court m N f.v York ot lyinit ers *10(10; the Cub Club *.Vu<l; cr extended over Die Northern I ’ la ilr and N ortli Central stutea in a lio a iir whisper. ■i/ e il tin * fact that tiinnl people today do not want war. He sievenrim leturned to Washing Pi erineeal t lu ll ol secret U H Mandrill < linse |5.()0; Mia. Thonm, i atly lisiuy Tlie cool a ir moved —— —— — itii. 011,1 ot* aid in ho many worda that our men in Korea want only to inn u a -pec.nl a *i tani in Navy la s la a rd acro*M Die Northeastern l ’urttiu n l to :> enuit onle r Stev ll* ic la iid Mow II came about nod stale* We see where fiin g l .iiouk i f Secretary Frank Knox, one of two nine home. etiMin was aoproaehed on .June 2 lli'puMicun* tin'll in l lrll'* Cub Egypt lias nhdiratrd in I ivor of he a,hb-d Dd I oinperalures Mopday climbed Dobbs, however, ipnored a few U i I iik h . The Indo-China Min bv a tt S cnnitiilxaitnier in " i m a lawyer I think that o n e !1" Hxi and higher over much of seven month* old »nn I ’ iiik c Ahmrd cchrl i II I tlie '80s were not 1>cI iik snpjtlied by another power met Knot put him to work lnying ‘'I’tioJ'Meld, ill in answer some Ofl la mo l lum lam enlal respmi Ue (Ihlt) Valiev, Missouri, South Fuad, W ln l ihev need over there is iicii ns ItUKsia, and as for our men w nntintf t*. come imiiiu. legal gimmdwni k for r.eirnre ol rl|JI" tioih. midi r oail* ilJtlif.s - tad only id every c lli/c n ci u K a c ii” ami '.oultnvanl (o ctni some good workable , hil l lahor 'vhen hasn't tmy soldier any w here wanted only to eome ■! r ii f*k Nfnfiyn i «i:g ii ( K iu rn i% M i ’ln* mu Li were in liie inti nr cm iciro e ii |,,>t p a rtin ila rly of lawyeis. t in Im d rc.nlitt I I hi* m iriih iu ry hu ilcvi'ieU li'im fli i f Sf<*v**n n law, ucrpiatn ivi l. ,linim ,y trt a eiutrl of law. 1 Mis lo llu Htilotius, Miimcantu Home? They do what Ihev have to do anyhow, and do it crvrd as a pnllcrn for li'j aub o " with Ib s v Die liiKlury mid m give n lio n ix lly and w illingly and the N ortiiern (irrtti Lakes tv veil Hut our rappetI and half-frozen soldiers didn't enjoy '|iumt a cl/u ri’s ui uni- taiicu* n tlic if a* (-elation )IM| ,t A1|| (l„ vl.ry ,j,,y' «lon. ll. spile of ,dl the talk you hear A lter lapim's Dec. 7. I!MJ *.tnkc uml w liclhcr Iron- -vbat Steven f „ r An, I., .taxon i ii MIcc when i, The IK) above at ItluefiiTil. a Low Mileage, t.ooks N«w against m ilitary men holding public Valley Forpe, eith er. against Pearl I I n lair itlungcd the on had lu a rd about Ills* from nth o e n a mun in public life S 'liilliern West Virginia mounlaln office, most American, aie not • S lido World War II. Stevi'iiaon or persiim up until llieui - lie eon ,,, W|,U| ),,. !,„ „ « * [• iii t i l vet lin 'd as "n a tu re ’s air'.ras dispatched lo tln< Caribbean "leror good nr bad l ie nncuaed * and vTiuf bo lias beard about a -com afraid of a m ilitary man a. presi .................................................. liliom 'il c ity ," broke a 51...year area and Ilic Panama Canal /one reputation for loyally, Integrity and d i lendant in a erlm inal tria l for old record Tho previous Iiigh wn* dent. According to tile Princeton --------------in gather inform ation on defense irultifiilnesn. fear that the defendant might later !|S in IH’JS. Research Service which recently T h e re n lw u y n I iiih to hi* H o m e tllillir, O ne c o n v e n tio n y e a r preparation* Stevenson answerrd the ipie!i ho convicted." conducted a nation wide poll, 7 t it wan a h o u n d d o jf fr o m M lw o u r l. T h e ro c k s and r ills , th e Next, lie accompanied Knox and tmns. ||« said Hiss had n good e,,,.,. |nmrv |,,w..,r a«ked’ X’2.00; Mrs. H. W. Ituckur fl.tiit; percent o f the people interviewed plniim uml Hie templed itillu rung w itli the w inning Dint he, high Navy o fficer* on a lour of tcpulalion, aim,iig Ilic lr ne>|U»lii "N ow Ihul so many of the fuels M r-. II. It. (M inim S1.00; Mrs, 11. tJ(l, lf, l)lc „ t;li ct( (lid not object tn a m ilitary man .u slu* or it hud "pot lo stop kickin ' my do# around." T he noiur Die nation's hnidinn* in Die Pa lames in common, on each of the ....... it. Ile-k 81.00; M is. .1. C. (JIM-i t Ific IM H’ific pulnU nihii*fl, i V(>i.v i .,i t,n * .,r littd no rolftvuitci1 w im ldver to the I omen o f the dun, lu ll whiit pteiident. ifl.Ofl; Mrs. Jialer Cameron f1.00; ; F u r tw r W artim e Irn v e li '\tff Tin* first IIU m t rliil eiu li'il tn n ubuut tho verdict nf the Court.M Mrs, it. L. dhvin $1 n il; Mrs. .1 did uml ter 7 Everybody mu nyr ll. \ idteinl llefore lie was llirm ig li bung ju ry I I M wnx Irtrd n second1 ,tm !t s i - ,ei,Min M. Wilson * 1.111); Mrs. Choc. CondrainI.il inin to Frank Ivan* T h ere have been nthur forma *>l wild life or tame. There Jili’VoiiMiii viidlcd _____________ 210 M A G N O L IA A V K . Algeria, T ittil* Mine, tun* iim v ic lc d l ,l|ed " | believe explicitly that a M eriwether f i i u i l i ; Mia. Ii. T. t'ooi’ ()•* bill!’ "I u gre.it giniohon, inti al ways Die elephant mill donkey, n eith e r o f which hccium iml Liberia in Africa, and llulv. B u rly Dii ye,it Stevcnum was m rv of one's peers m u st'fin d tho Warren * 2.1111; American le g ion l ’liune 10*1-1 .Hanford I ru n ic , Kiigland. Ilclgiuni, llo l asked lihout the depo -llloti l»y ii right answer or else we can have Frank Evam IV i* ,i ton <>l Frank to have nay relevance to anythiiiK either. A u x llin iy 110.(11); nod Die Nnnfoid land, t.iixuniliourg and (Icrm u iiy reporter In n television interview no faith in our Judicial .system." Woum tiN Club *11)00. Evani III who is a mjii o f J ia o 1 This year the favo rite seems to lie the albatross. First id Uiirupiit's one man who is poiiip to In* the albatross around soinc FvatH. ' * * , "'*k II n lin e m in i w m . in ....... .. *;............ ..........T , " ........... I’lrlo ip s hi*Pcrliaps most Unitor Id* most im iH irlanl us Evan* ol l.uke Maty lo be (pole |.t|||(||,|a (n'H mill then it s llliothor. W ouldn't you like It Signmud wa* O', < chief a* as hi) f of a Foreign fla n k about it, if tins lliiiiw keep* 1111•111.s11.•I nm mission is’ m Walt Disney pimide of eniiilldaleo with nllmtnmHes Fimmiulc A1 Adiiiioisirution up much longer, we're going (»» oil,uml tiiidr necks? Wlinl good would that do? Nolle Dint !" iUtly Its parpose was In plan have to l>imill up uli our Roman we know of. In mi election year there are so many entertain- iterated anu* n u m m li. inp things Dint don't matter. His report, covering agriculture, industry, co iiiiiu io liu tlo ii'i. eurreii M o il people wlio liitrrie d to ti e NEW HAVEN TWAIN DERAILED ey, Inm iporlutino and import iirob convention) on the radio, and li'ina, won eoinineiululion from so NEW Y h HK if* About Tiki com periors In Wushinglon as a mudul tip e cia lly llio ie who saw them on miitem giopcd Ilic lr way to safety |( '< in n n n * 1 l ' r „ m I ' m r O h. I tclevhion, lerm prH Iy well agrerd (iov Sehrlckrr (u place iitevenson through an underground tunnel lo document of li t kind. In llu lv , Stevenson met Die man day alter three ears of a New that niiliiing it i n ' badly needed in n nomination who eight years a Her wards was " I declined, and look Ihul op York, New Haven anil lln rlfn rd lo lie h it rival for Die presidency — the nation today a* the abolition ol Hullrnnd train were derailed near •11 future convention* ami tlie ie- lortm nty to tell llii'in exactly how (Ira m l Central Terminal. lie n Dwight l> Eisenhower I, and many others, f i l l about tlie “ 200" 4-DOOR SEDAN lection o l (iie«idenii,i| nominee) by utv Die ((invention wu* goose T lie tirie f encounter occurred in No one was Injured, the railroad Die ro rrld o r of a Naples offico the primary elerlion ballot n* Sen­ Hep,ting li) orders from hcaihpiar la id . d ff liv t r id In Sanford building. Kl cnliowcr asked how ator flm ilh e n Ii d iiig g o te d . If an 'ers.” The cum muter train. Inbound things wen- going and .Hluvvnion Later, he said, McKinney sent election were held today we bclirve from Port Cheater, N. Y., unit on 1said as well oa could bo expected tho Smalhert' idea would canv by aim a icsnlutlon ciim pliinenlfng Dir empty car sidcswlpcd about 10 T hat’s nil litrru there was lu Die H it ex Packard development, is rated the fa* TJA( k a h i ) sales ere R oing up every persons In charge of the convention dustry’s outstanding automatic drive. ■bout ten lo one. Tlie ;irop1e h ave ,■iih a rcm irxt that the Florida blocks from (ira m l Central Third change. 1 m onth. Here's why: P a tia r d o jjrr t Knox d l'd in A p til toil and Stev­ big-cur ta in t a t m tdinm -cur cotl l coma to (be ro n cliiiion that they 'liiiirin a n offer ll to Die cm ivrnllon ra il power in Hie area was cut oft • • Paekerd's Thunderbolt Inglne to enable the pasnengers lo walk enson resigned. However, hit on h rv * very little to ),iy alm iil wb«t for adoption It the hlghest-compreislon eight. • • With pace-setting styling Inside del look another wartime assign­ " I returned H to him In iiemmi, and out, lb it big ’i i Packard cot/t h i t f o r lo Die Mutton. Thousands of other ment that fall, serving on no Arm y ta k c i place at pntly convention). • • letametla Power Broke** rtand informed him that the rexoln tPlui sine and local taxes, if u b a t y*tt get / ban any olhtnr ca rl quirt 40% Ittt foci frtu n rt, tab* 39% i , . i (too did iml agree with my iv n li Itilmuml passenger* were delayed air mission lo evaluate strategic any. Opiional equipment and nearly an liuur while the power bombing damage in (jerm uny l i i e R rp u b lita ii plank on civil n ryn ilt Bn|,|, /eii llm t to applyI • • I x t r q . w M * doers make entrance while sidewall (ires extra. In 1U45 Klnvensun moved over tight! it more InvoiaUr to the He Mild he cmilil mil ncrioiinlly was cut oif. easy. Packard'* room y in ie rio re have Prices may vary illabiiy In • • Before you mart $2 BOO fora ear* nearby communities due to Peuth than tlie Democratic plank.. ascribe lo the widely hailed "great n a il a t t t h it a t Ib t car I t bight tee end drive Packard, (lie big car that [ v icto ry" for liouliieru forces In Hie shipping charge*. "We believe it ii tlie primniy recosts lets then you’d think. • • famous Uttrematte*, a great convention. •ponaibility of rarli itate to ntilet " I cannot look upon II ns a great and control its own domestic in­ victory, except we did drive bock stitutions. . . However, we believe young Roosevelt. Ken Humphrey Wore Than SJ% that the federal government ilmuld and o ilie r lu ll winger*, ami tho cotl O f A ll Puelcardt lln l lt vrntion did nntnlnulo a man with take siipnlenimisl m iiou within it* moderate view *." S ln c t IHM A r t H llll conatituiicm.il iunsdiclbm to on in V ttl Hociuliat Candidate I!M0 Hoick Sedan Relief in Sight From Hot, iMutfgy Weather 11M2 Plymouth Sedan 1017 HudHon (6) Sedan $775-00 1949 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan $1290-00 1950 Studehaker Commander Sedan r Those $1675-00 Albatrosses NICHOLSON BUICK CO. MonthByMonth,Sales GoUpFor Hryant PACKARD PACKARD Big-CarValue At Medium-Car Cost! ’2,699 LOAN envies pose dlirriminilion against rice", Where*' tbe Drrmrrallr tilalform say*. "We favoj federal legiitnliori •ffectivsly to secure tlieie (civil) H|hts to everyone. . , and we urge that action be taken lo improve corfrriiional procedure* so that malortv rule fan mevail (without being blocked by filibusleta). Olympics |)'na(lHH»e » IIIIH !>■■* Ill •) and Sanders stopped liana Joat of Swltrcrland. ln lht< light middleweight data, Ellsworth Webb, Lo* Angcloa, na­ tional collegiate champion, waa a ip rn iu l round knockout v ic tim of L a n in Papn nf Hungary the HUB Olympic middleweight champion. I I it ii true that General Eisen- ■r*a attitude toward most do1U iisuct leave, much lo the' lination, it is equally true that . Governor Stevenson in hit position ; M the greet public nueations of 1 ; |He day la equally at little known -"Hide of the slate nf Illinoii. Dut ii * who know him bail say that off the question of civil rights he is for states rights first, federal inter* ‘ erence only if there is no altcrna»e. Off graft and coiruufion hi " that even one trpoked pub* _ da| i« oue ton,-many, on htcuripep and public hou.* ‘L1- L- '' - fadeMl govern. MO MADE ILL BY DAB Deadly HOUSTON, Tex. i.fl - ,oo persona’ III • ? the Lomond Mkali Cn.-i 385 acre plant Monday, N - nne wan reported in critical condition but IB were pul under oxygon treatment, The greenish, foul * moiling get swept over the plant area carried by n brisk east wind and caused a near panic among boo employes of tha Alkali Co end the Brown It Reel '•o-’ilructlon firm, Willie Kennedy, of the company’* safety department, said the poison one gas waa released when a I N I I N I I R I B TO O I T P I I P O I M - im V T O O U T C A S T T H IN * * M y radioed U s Ultra. **r««kord-i Thaaderkolt SEE US when you need cash for nct’Msury purposes. aMtU*,tbeauto«naricdrivath*t excel) is smoothness, safety ■mi dependability. * * t — *mH* N w w Brakes* g in you fMtrr, easier ■top* with 40ft Uu fool pressuretaka 29ft Uu that 10 apply I laflae, world's hl*h*tt-vomprmiun right, hM up to 2Jft fewer wotting pom thro enB»w* c«npr»bta power! * * N tk in l salely-* lass u u of 3.0-46 14, In. girn you cotspiste, all-around vWbdliy, ONLY PACKARD BRI NGS YOU t A SA M A l l f HRAKtS FOR fASILR ..............p*< With the ***•«• chemical Y'WINfl B R r the Kothe 5 UNIVERSITY MOTORS Th 528 South D w A im i ' j' ■ " i! ' " . ■HRS ./• NtW P0WIR 0UKK1R, STOPS! - » A 1 U �. • y Social A n d Personal Aclmies HONE 148 1 150 Persons Attend Methodist Reception i HOLLYWOOD 1 IT’S “COOL” AT THE R1TZ! JeanPETERS < Wed. and Thurs. the i'n *t week | fJflH B E E S S II . A*" laM S qiV*‘ hI M fii;: B h k Z Mr. and Mr*. ('. t> ■laughter i. Suzanne iu | hnve r r liir n r il from i Ni-w Smyrna lli-Heh. Mr*. Paul T. Bigger* a| ter Betty e( New Bi-tit, 1he pnests of Mr. atel West V tv Kent at S tie rt Th** ilimtur t nlde \ s :h lia r ■enth Mr. and M r* A. M amt *oo C nil le ft Indus extended vacatinn to Wn It C , New York, Canada. Falls ninl Toll do, Ohio Mr and Mrs Thomas 1 '( tori met fam ily, Mary J- ill Tommy, amt Paul (tch St >| have returned to Sanford visitin g in St P etri shing Mr* John Edward H tg g " ■ utol son Charles are aiiemlltu t i n 1 week ill .liii-ksnnville w ltii b e mother and iitd e r, M i*. Maynte (■ tiffin and Mt*. 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If 11. llfiltl i I II \ M u l ' ..1 u i , H ll.te u .i, . <Nit1 u l i d * I.»i L tilld 1t r i a l . l o i c r t i ul Hilly, 11 Uf i?HP*, and 1" I K Hale H«hf mid H al hail'll t u tiie hi-tM" • ' i 'it p ' ie i * - a lip "l l l i pv H u l l l o .o I Im IlntlMl |hf lU'St IS'i'etV-d 111 111 0 iff s ft out h t s 11 lade t ■ T l m s e a t t c i i d l i u : Willi ' - • d ■♦ Mel-Uls J u l i e s , Fv i i J Wv title I I ii i n 91ii h h d s e h e t , Mi di " l F'»p* . Fiirau-hi M i' 1'iw ad h e r , h* m u M* M u r r a y , S t e p h e n I'nwell, Wal ly F u p e t i t i i t p i ’, F I iiii lea mol * i»tii Ht n u Hi o f f , W a l l e r M« i h p I I h i , Mr 1<ist I Mi \V al l e | M e n u ( tin i Mi Am Had Michael Musts. AUu Ml , J iiiii-i I f i t n t h i i * . Mr-* Mul ( "hit ll / i " Mr 1 dwund ||<r I . o u t III* h i t ,lt Mr \. d e l a n l i M u *e i a n d ■ I k 1V1l.i W \f i ** .iu VV ii t eft I !a*der y Ii e r( o c i r ) - I hi he, Ma rid I pill I hi* lit" 'I ■lei > !J1. w t t g lo t ig 7 lb * ., ‘J ■>»*,, II , Mr. ami Mr*. W. 1). Stine anil b-cuj ho pltnl. M r*. Jlim o M r. anti M r*. Myron Hinlth ra- th- (urmer lxrul*n Jmin-i. ( A !> V'l 1 i:\ll lil \ M I RAYON CREPE • 1 juniors n If, M i o 1 IM tjl « H IM , o t nt o Among thnx* wlm Imvc rc tu iu cd to th o lr homo* a fte r iitlc iiilin g the W llllam a*B crry wcihling wt-rt* Mr . nml Mra. Jln rry ( i c o r g o ll--r rv ami *on K arritlt, Hrtuling. Pn ; ,, ,„ r it ,v * m v m n Mr. anil M r*. Rot* W illiam *. I’otis" ,,,rH " I M ( Ml town, Pa.! M l** Itarharn Jo I nn W. a m i ' l l < H u g e r A J o on mint, Jacksonville; Mr. anil Mr*, anu-mn'etl t m l n v thi> h ltlh •r O. W. Hougla*, Bnviinituh. Cm. daughter. I.ollle Marie on J o \ , p . m . p a r t n e r X' p i ■I ii II \ I I \f • Yirk they v i* |te,I w ith t’ A lte il Stine; and 'll \ wi h Mr. mul Mi * Jon, "Je inr f a l l i n g t \ If 11 il » \ Ttf#M INTED 1111.I.S ' nl lii. N. p o in t * to W illie il l M E M f - . I A S S 10 meI ' I. * Friends o f Curl W illiam i Jr w ill lie I ii I e rest III to know that ho has completed hi* firs t so lo flig h t a* an A viation Cadet in Ho CSAF. H i* nddresa is A C Carl E W ill 1a ms J r „ .Student iM m -hm eid, I u fil'd n n H u t a i d a y f i u i n tn « Box III" , (ioodfelbiw A ir Forre t o l l e d vi s i t f h t m i c h (**i mdn N i . R lfll F i i I I r , \V a s lii|ii» tn f|, I* a Base, Snn Angelo, Tex, N-W \ '- * ik m o l III I T i i i l l r o i ' i ' , 11,| Mt t ut 1m he f i f O ; a d u . wtiM •’ c tu ' ' f j i ’injj-tit I!, V** tn 1lie tdd tarhara Oran* hee Tells Wedding Plans A If. F I ih I h h v J iillie " u S t u d i" In Mr. and M i*. I.ee H ihim -i an ' t I I mi i VV i t n f f i f sin. m I M r n h d •-Idlilreii have t ■’turned to then V b , t iin l> ■ I i H iin lf - i t i l i u u f home in l.nke Wale* a fte r visit fH ia lu , I n * n u ih u ir ii i d p la it* f u r mg III Sanford w ith lo-r parent". h r W<*' h 11111* I he lii.M M il ,*.’ W ill Mr. and Mrs H arry tee. t l d ' p l l l l t r II S 141141 UIV llte fU 'M in , •----------- U . 11' -itIi - 1 )0 - (liients wen* met n» tin* *|*»*»r •»v Mrs. O K Mrs M It H trirkland and Mis 11 F llu te li i*nn F b u i l im: h o * ti * t < tiiehided Mt'H ( ’ E! Ftti.iIi 11* lit Ui» Mrs T K. Mr. and Mr*. O liver M iller and daughter, tiliv in . hnve m iiv c d flout Newport, tl. I , to pend sometime w iili Mr M ille r’s molh M |p l l i i f tin i '"i I » t i f f * i ■' il er. M r* .1#•tnjai i* M llh-r I r «if V|. iiucl VI i h ,1m n r ■ H m im M r*. J. \V. Nmmmi Jr. amt children, Nancy ultd Jim m y linvw returned tn Wnahlngtnn, It C,. a fte r v la tlln g ker parents, Mr. mid Mrs. A. K. Knsaeltei tin Cel­ ery Avenue, nml Mr and M is J. \V. Norman o f (inmesville. I ' u t tig J u l y S H IM K K S M .A H S P E M M S dut little w a s r r n t e r e d wi t h n f’v«* Kriim-hi-ti i iind* Inhi u I'm>1•111>jt liirhted pink t ape r * and at l h e u t h e r end »>f th** tnhh* f r a m e d pt i nr h wn** «»rv»(| wi t h • ah* , m i n t s f:nd sa l t e d ntit« Mr*. Edward Higgins, Mm Adelaide Muse* and i tilld rrn , But • burn Ann and Michael, ami Bobhy" W lllln n i* plan In leave nn F ritln y fo r New Smyrna Bench In upend a month. a . 11 i • t 1 laugh t‘.. an Mr. anti Mrs. Kenneth Berry plan to leave tomorrow for I'liiln tlelphin, Pa. a fte r visiting fo r a few day* w ith her parents. Mi and Mr*. Itohort A. W illiams fo l­ lowing th e ir wedding trip to Miami. En route to Philadelphia they w ill visit in Charleston, S C., niul W llilam *hurg. V«. will I It* listers, Lrliiijtuii utiii h'-c^ w ith pink 1hi l itif tin- |ii mul ill it • til­ Mr*. M ltinto l lio ir k i- re lu to laid wi t h ii wh i t e Inrt »lulh At n l to lu-t home ell l u 'h Scott f ni* e nd u f t Ii** tnhh* wn-t u i r i m-**Aveitlle from a v i* i|ir i North f ul nr r nnur ' t i u ut •*f v m l-roloei'd Carolina. i Upr l wr n d n n i e s a n d |iintfi< I h«» 1,t. Comdr. I’ntil T lin g e r* tnnw serving aboard th e U S S F rontier Supply 8htp|p Tokyo Japan. me lyH ES BH w SH ilfdnniti«m< »»f summi t f!(»\vi’r nv er t . i . u i lo g Slit imp Itinner \ h o o t ,1 ’ u - ......... O l i r . p- I olltlel mi Oil-, i . , i " . n,|. I i po no , 1,,-ld v» i t *-1 -l.i V '• gi i i mi o* ul t o to I u in at Hoi I - 1*i imi ' o n on________ jSF. "1 * ' - - 111-: H 1 11 1 ..... o-l pr«*«hh*fit nf t tii" VVniueii'* Sdoiet y iif C h r t a t l a n 8»'i v ht s nf t in* e l n i t fli. For n»in(? « hi ir kunwi hd f "r !h»* r eefivirur 1in«‘ wen* tit*- nt t i mt i vr * Valdosta, IIOMKIPS FRIUz Tag* ' f -| V “•* >t Vnm?i»nH’n t s ;»rt<l pjilms fiiT' onitimr Mt* •«f tin* Mr amt Mrs l l o l H air hnve Fur sun i u r wenmt i f u l leturned to S n iifo rd lft- 1 spend in i*tit s nf ahnst ti 1111i *•11 », j m111it ** i ii „ (ill Vt. Snhation \rm \ I Ins i..,;r'4 I’nrly \t Springs About If'O guest* called at fie* Methodist Parsonage last evening for the open house which homued the Kev. and M r* J E McKlab-y mid M l** Tto-lma L in g . who has recently arrived from Cullmati, \b i to i«""Ollli' 1u-* ,lo to s - Hi lector of Religion* Editcattoo foi * K. a / * the Ett sT AfeiTf..:;. • . . l urch: Making up ’ hr :• o-|iiyjou Mr, unit M r*. 'I lam Fort*on I Mr. and on the port'll " f th * 1*111 *i*n up* and two children MfK t ln*l week were lies- iiiul M r M r*. J l ’ Fort on Mis* l.eng Hint 'I r * ,i r P tv h , in I'nm pn. Mr. and Mr* t ilD u n tr r and daughter leturned "■ n liird a y a f ­ te r spending two «§» in Char­ lotte. N C T H E S A V r n it n HER »L I’ Tn>*■!*>, J t d i Mrs. Jones Honors S o c ia l C a lfj) x ln r . .il™ :ri,IIl>n Wright r e r s M r*. Point Id Jones enlertm ncil on Saturday afternon w ith a Coca tum shav Cola pnrty honoring Mrs. Cullen The Kemlnnlp High Srlowl llmnl W right, who hn* recently arrived w ill hoick summer pi uctii ■* in the in Sanford w ith her huahantl to ichonl bund h ill nt 7 lit) j>. mi. .Ml make lo r home, (iuo*l» railed at ultimnl nnil inter* itI .J permit* are the Jones home on Sanford Ave­ cordially invited to In present. nue at -I;n<) o’cle rIt where ileriuntto n i includ'd lovely nrrnrigrnicnta w fhnkshav of pa*le| Kurilen flower*. T ile M i d w e e k P r a y e r Scr * le • The dining table wn* overlaid flL Central H n p ti* i ( T o u c h will l ^ c l til 8 t'lt t> in I lie S u n b e a m * with a while linen cloth and fe n • ti red with pink nnil white bltunw ill n lin m e e t nl t l i i i h o u r . H ie I ’r n y e r M e e t i n g 111 t ne K t -t eimt in a silver btwvl. M r* Jones B i p l t - t C h u r c h will a>*-|rIn m K mi 1 was a*dsted in serving hy her p .n i. hi tlie M e i n i i n n l I.Milcnt•>iniil si st er , Mrs. I.ester tlu lh rle . D ur­ ing tile afternoon »he presented Uui ldiiii;. tlie honnrre w ith a g ift. r i i r i t . o i vv Those enjoying the afternoon The Roy nl Antlin.oiiildM w ill w ltli Mrs. W rig h t were Mrs. M. meet ut the E l l u l Baptist Church W rig h t. M r*. Crank W oodruff at 7:(MI pm. in tile L'hltpcl. l it , Mrs. Dmtgln* Slenstrom, Mrs. John I'itrr e , Mrs, Hugh Whelrhel J r , Mrs It. C. W hitm ire, Mr*. Mark Jsrohy, M l*. Sprnrer H ar­ ” ny BOM THOMAS ________ ____ * den. Mr*. Joiin Morgan. M r*. H. vJ. Iliekson Jr.. M r*, (ieorge HanHOLLYWOOD 'JT>- Am n/lng, "tertian. 'Ir * . (ieorge Andrew Isn't It, how n single incident cnn Speer. Mr*. Vincent Huberts, Mr*. change thr nm rsi' id u mimvIl’ J. F. (’lev. land, M r* Volie W illel.-ir';. life? la tits, J r , M i*. It i u!y Sloan Mr*. Arlene Itnhl (nr rv a triple Tint T. K. T inker, M r*. C, It. Schtrni d, turning point in Iter fa rc e r may 'll* * Kltse Hulehlson, M r* Ciitthwell tic when she posril in next lie and the ho*te»a. to nothing tin a magazine layout The pictures .ipphired m print only her film earrer Ita* undergone a * fortnight or no ago, Imt already change The i i dh.tired beauty explained tmu II nil happened She had been pn*ing lor i ’’ high fashion" layout in one id the sheer nightgown* she ha> designed anil marketed. "1 d liln 'i think anyone could see Ihtmigh the nightgown," she re porletl, "and the magazine would ant let me approve the proofs At die end of the sitting, the pholog rapher took a few shuts with my hair awry I thought they were only going to lie (or my amine utenl lull they turned out to lie the flints tut he maga/lne " The photos left little to the tiling illation \rlene said she was T7 Z * / c o x * \ shneked, and so was Iter father His r iiiiin ifill “ M anly Monroe did tin! go as t a r " (T ill* may lie ticS \W ' ? copied as , i i i exaggeration by any Jilfrcy HllNUfl ^ one vsJin lias seen the famed cal endnr pose i "A nd several of the m inisters In my fam ily baekgiound must have been spinning in their graves," Ar lene sighed Hut (hr pose* apparently had JUST ABOUT THE HAPPIEST film producers spinning, loo The PLEASURE PARADE YOU'LL actress reported that they viewed EVER SECI her In an entirely dlfferenl light. "They used to think of me to play cool, umittnlnnblc heroines," she remarked "H ut now I ’m get­ ting script* that would have me a* fie ry, sexy women Until now, I Itnvr generally d riflrd over movie sets in mi ethereal manner, lin t now t have Ihtt chanro to play vlhrnnl characters." She was vibrant, nil rig id , when t saw her In rnslumo for "desert Irgloo " She sported a dazzling out fit with sheer pantaloons that gave a good view of her shapely gains She was supposed to he a princess to an African Shangrl La, or some darned thing likp that You know how these costume epics go. Miss Halil Is a busy little hee these days, what with w ritin g a beauty column. Incorporating right and left to *»j| her own fashions and tiy m g to make a go o f her marriage to l.ex (Tarzan) Marker. Everything seem* to he hunkydory In Hie la tte r department, at ]e-i*1 || was ns this went In press Tarzan and hi* Halil have spilt and re rr-tc ilrd In llte lr b rief months of marriage I asked her If llte lr troubles were tine to life In Itnl'vvvnod 4 ¥ "No, our problems have nothing ty ilfliru'f to do wtlh the fact that we nrn GORDON MACRAE both In pictures." stir replied, " t 'h r i u rrt lie same adjustment EDDIE BRACKEN difficulties that every newly m a r­ m i n i m i . vhoini * oittoM ried i-miple goes through " She de­ clined to elnhoraln. — Pl.t JH — She sernted happy that Marker 1* escaping the Tarzan type anti NEW S ANO playing In an Inillnu epic Hut lie CARTOON may continue doing one Tarzan a year, she added F.i ‘fV-ju, ' \V ' U l 1' . i it \ l l l i t l.’ i h i V . u t t i l t , it: . 1/ 1 - . : i*\ i \\ I I I :' IT M l 11 > t \ w M l ' M l I" h u m WEDNESDAY AM-EEATURE RAYON KNIT *4'” jr- r, .,»**- ’ ANNOUNCING Effective Immediately The Following Dry Cleaning Eslablishments • Will Be Closed Wednesday Afternoon Alter 1:00 ■ t it i' o I t V IN l \ O i .i i ( 4 *1 .4 »If 'i ' l i l I . M l HI M l i l I l HI I I I K i l l . ( M I I I l.( l\V 'e * M \ I/ I Wi l l I I - P.M. Until Further Notice. ’ Jt:S T RICCKIVKI) N l’.W SIIIPMKNT ;MION’S NYLON S P O R T SHIRTS �0 - Blues Tie FSL Homer Record In Dropping Orlando, 11-2 Frank Smith Hits 2 And Imbra No. 0 Play Twin Bill In Orlando T o n i g n t Hjr K E N T C IIB T F A IN The *rrrnt«-j»t hum,' run h lttln K machine In Florida S lu t- Fcngmh is to ry — the .Seminole lllucs demonstrated why It l« lu-lug called the ‘•Hint* Humh.-ra" Inst nig h t liy unleashing n barrage uf three c irc u it drives Unit tied tin* FBI. homer murk o f till set o rig in a lly liy the Hnufonl (Joint* In I960. 1’ho round-tii|i|ie i uaniiiU submerged the Orlando Henn'ori In Memorial Stadium, 11-2, In what began u* a id tellers' dmd hetMfeen A l O nulliik, losing (lin g e r fo r th« South la the recent A llStar KJme, nodSanford’s Chico "J a y ' Corralvs. r ia n k Smith paced the on- . slklignt w ith two fo u r * m a s t e r s p l n ovei the I. ft fM I i f . SOM *** '«i« i* Jjkmw aQd fift h o f n T< f f l 1'. It was the i K J • •road tim e t h i l l . y W year Smith h u « H ^ A (« ' hit two homer* j a in ii Kn|u('. A ll H B k | fm« of i l l •' funner Unlver . BY • liy o f M iam i V" grid atar'a home V -8*1’^ run* have been Frank Smith h it ''i Mom iirlul Stadium. Tonight the Seminole* w ill Play l l i r Orlando HrimlorM In ■ U ouM rfirm lrr atT ln k rr • i«•M In Orlando beginning at 6:30 P;,mKettlaa and Jorge h i '" , , . r m il * l f r * i* * n*1 io^r r r* ,m,B 1 *' ••(JiMid Ileal Janes m<>) „ callrd on to a tari wit* of III* conletla. Junes impressed manalter Chuck Alena hy blanking th e lea cue leading Del.and Hell lla ts Issl Saturday mI rIi I lo r four InnliiRs. I.ast nlKht's victory kiivo the Hines a twu-cnme w iiin iiii; slieuh and was Ih n il I HI It win in the ast JM came* fur u 7fill percent age or 20 point:, heltei tiu ili thu I)t-I.l*lii| Ited Huts' .7011 m nik On half. Daytona'* 6-!l trium ph over lie l.aml lust u lu lit tightened up llr* racu a h it hy reducing the Hals' m urglii lu live games itheiul of the seeoud place Id a iid c r* nod (Ilk gaines in front of the t i l l r I w i. iv t. t . it D rl.iim l 27 HI .7.10 - Ilsuiona 2:1 Id .r.Oll h SANFORD 20 D) .&QH « ' r place Seminole llliu s . I f .Manful I could win two from Oiuinlo to ­ night and Duytoim defeat jh l.iiod again, then the lllues would ho Just flvo games hack of the Hats and only one game hehinil the second place Islanders, BabyBlues” ------ ' J \ ' . . . 1A I Vi N i l * I I 1 1 1 ( kl* 1B * ^ u ..V l V I v *1*1 **V L 1 l l t l V j T 1 •> '* -------Itrd Hires. I.n fflin g WilsonMnier H inge,, uehieved liis gn.il lust Sntuiduy nig h t l»y pitching his r li* t no hit shutout of tin y e n in ilefenlinir Ntivy V I' 'I'I itt lln> I.ukefront llliiuiorid. Wilson took tin- gnme h.-hiod lilie s ' steilinir performance, || 0. It wit* Hit *■ 12th win o f the year, l(ole«in's Sporting Hood* tiefe-ilrd the re*l hot llim l-M e r r „ r ) n|n r, ,|.2t | „ ,|lr *reund came of the tu in -lilll. This game p liirril ltoh*on's In »eron<l-|itn<v one ahead id the r e llu n l eluh. N a t) is lied with Hunt's in the number of Kanifs hark of the lending WIIaim nine at five names each. However. Hunt -.Mereury has a nine puial pert-euInge edge lite r lu s l-p la rr Navy \ F .'1.1. w ihw n Male, *011 maintain • It f i * 11| i | m«•• ii'oiuinum i* with mi in Miir mount ji l»l«* fom-inuiu* Inn! ATlei hi t night's game* only one uime came Is slated In the regulnr seaaun'a play liefille the play o ff* for llolison'a nod Hoot.Mereiiiy while Navy nod Wilson must play ii dotihleheiider Frida) n itflit l<» fiuikt* up two punt|»oti< «| tilts . N u l Monday the play-off* * j | | | „ . „ Im |h(> pines'he H iiiM -pl.ite rlu li and Hie srrnnd-plare team n *. (n„ ,,lacriH. . .J .'.‘ u m J’r . .. d w o f'id soflhnll leiipce JV" ",'v wtl ';" » l''''e In the . I ,** 11 1,1 A . iro . i , W ill 11111 Wilson’s Wins Cutting Off Bunt’s 7t!i Frame Rally Wilson-.Miller cut short a Hunt Mercury four-run uprising In tin* h'diom „ f ill,, seventh l „ narrowly "due hv the molornien, K 7, last uigld „ t the Fakefront lliaoiuiid. It' d lilie s , a iitlio r u f no h itle r over Navy VF .33 In * I Halmday o iu lit, wenl the route In gull, credit for Ills I III, win of tlie year for WIIvon-Maler. Chuck C ravr*, Ninoolh w ork­ ing sailor, went the entire ,ll»••nre fo r Hunt. The win kept Wilson four fu ll game* In front nf the park with three more to lilii) . H unt'* lo** dropped them sis lilt * I,ark uf the league lead­ er* lint Rolm.-m'* 16-3 win over Navy saved the molornien fiom fnllinn |, i|„ the cellar. A l l-run Rohson riiilb n rnt in the in itia l frame Npelled defeat for tlie all opmdiou. Wednesday nigh! I'uHi Roh-on's and Hunt's w ill con elude their le g u la ilv scheduled "ifth a ll slate. Ridison w ill fare Niivv VI-’ 33 mid Hunt's w ill op­ ail ..r f wit!, pose Wilson's. Niivv and Wilson John In ilira a homer to liogln w ill make hi , two cancelled gmm s the game fo r the lllucs, cracked in o iloiililehender on Friday niuht. out one o f O nulliik’* pitches to The nliiy o ff w ill la-gin oil Mon­ lead-off the eventful idRhtli friilne day w ith the firs t place team for Ills seeunil honici of the even­ meeting the th ird placer* and the ing and fift h o f the year. second place club opposing the Up u n til thul time Saiifnrd cellar dwellers. hadn't been aide to nick Onulluk 000 91— 41 4 for more than two hits, one ,i N iiv v VF 33 . (13)21 0 - l d 13 double liy Jay ('ortale*. ( lrliim lo Hobson's Crabtree anil l.owe; JomU ntul was lending ip s t heforo Smith's llu tle r. •acon.l circuit clout, 2-1. W llson-Mnler 200 141 0 - H 3 (•rurae Heal* rollow ni with llu n t-M e m irv 002 100 4—7 7 • double to r I k Ii I cenler. John Hires uml Flanders; (Iraves and Iw w a . aacrlflccsl Kenls down lu l.owe. th ird but when the pitcher threw wild to th ird Kellis scampered Nome and Imbra went Into sec­ ond safely. I'urise wulked ami Alenu d im e a fiiu l line duulile (6|ett) to left arurliig Inilira. It was In * 110th R ill for tji,. Hanfurd W. F. Pel. «l» aatpper lu plare him only fill Wilson-Mnier 13 n .722 Rnhsuli's 10 III .600 4 V li1 ^,uw, the FBI. rerard uf HO art by Hanford’a |lmld> Hunt-Mercury 8 12 .400 0 J’*kO In lU lfl. This was all for Nnvy VF 33 7 II .389 0 Unullatf. I,cry aumnumed in Re*ulta Fs*t Nlaht Honny Kaper from the hull pen Itiiiisnli's 16. Now 3 StuiHlingH Wllson-Mnler H, Hunt-Mercury 7 (Women) W I. Pc‘ . Oil Hnlvnlluti A rm y Itim m iilat's Enterprise Wade's 3 6 I .833 — II ,500 * 3 3 .600 u 1 0 ->07 4 Thursday's Itraiilta Wiulu’s 18, H sl-Arm y 16 Rm im illat's 16, Enturprlso 14 ..... Win A t Waachula ------------------------- — iT ''p o rk joule l!lu c .i w h o has heel. W ing no u n fa ir a m o u n t o f c m ., .an. la te ly f ii iiil som e f lili* . T h a i -lay cr I* F r e .l C u v u llu io . W h ile F l ' d lim y n o t hu th e g ie a te s t o u tfle ld e i n o r lilt t e i In tl.e le a g u e , he Inis ■me ip iu lily th a t is th e m ost »-n v illl.le ill a lly p la y e r- hu stle. I d o n 't th in k a n y o n e o f u i* c litic s cu ll d e n y th is . F le d i. m ar i Ii-.) tin’ll has i i s m a ll hnh> g ir l, l i e Is i i n a tiv e o f Ilin o U ly il i i i .i I h u * le f t Ids hom e an d s e c u r­ ity o f Ih o big c it y to seek h i* f o r ­ tu n e in th e g o m e he lo v c i. I'a v a llu io liv e s , s le e p , m id c u t* b ase­ b a ll, os t|.e p r o v c ih l.il * a y ii,g gi ••*, h o p in g lik e so i.ia liy o il. o . I.OUSa n d . o f y o u tl.n to n iiik e Id - i.u u .e i i . th e .Nlnjoi I , l a g . H * . T w o m o n th * ag o t 'n v iilla r o en ■h ille d h lllis i If ill th e helirt.1 o f c v e iy S u n fo id fa n by i l i l v i i . g o u t ii buses liia d ed h o n ie i in; i i , i * t ('.M o n in H in t f iiin m i. p io te t g a m e H in t H.u lllu c s e v eu lT lu lly won a in o i.th la t e i. ’I h e ll tl.e ie w as H ie tim e w hen the m ig h ty J a x llc u c h Sen I t : i .! • c u iiii - to to w n t h i i u t i 'i i i n g to halt Hie S e in iiio li 10 u i M - g iin ie w .lin in g S ki'ili. | 'io n * Fi»-d slam li,ed ou t a g a m e ty in g h o m e r In th e I m iii tb f la m e an d wu-> w u ll.id in H.e I,m ill to fo u -e ,o th e w .t, l.lllg ru n to g iv e tlie I I I , on llli'll I t t t . w in in tie la * ! I'.* g a m e * F le d linn p io v e d ll.s liiim e lilu l In t h l l i - v ir ilit ie s since tie wn p l i . id op a * a f le e a g e n t hy H n n fo i i only ii fe w Weeks ag o n f 'e i 11-.Del,an d H id lla t < tin n e d lo in liaise, J u st |a - l w * * k t 'u v iilla i-i slu m m ed out fiv e lilt.* in fiv e It ip-, to p u re tin Itlio 's in to th ird place. S ile n t F re d 's i i o w n in g ac h ieveincut v a n ie o n ly las t S u n d a y n ig h t in D e l.a n d w h en to d io v o tw o iiio llv i s m i Oil* In th e lin p o itn n l a m u H illy a m i H ien w en t on to n ip a sin g le s e in in g I ’u i l . e w ith ’ im w in n in g m illk e r in th e llllh lo de- 1 n n Sanford’s idea l.’orrales is the ninth ra n k il flin g e r In the Flor Ida State I.«ue w ith a n ifty 2.H‘ earn run rru g e , uerurdlng ti the lulest | Jhing records re le a se , prio r to t | A ll-S ta r game Ins Friday hIrI Jesus Corralea, win Is known fh e r hy the i . u i i i h o "C hico" o rjla y ” , is the top rank Ing hurleifn the Sanford mourn corps w ltw ie esrepllon of nowl; in ipilred Ip Humbert, who ha the cightMest FHA mark w ith i 2.77 p e n fa g e . (’o rra l.f leads the cl.d) I total m i with t.ip e j I . ' ag u e ..... .. Marciano Eyes Million Dollar Bout With Jersey Joe Walcot II) JACK HAND Wude'H Upset Front Running Sal-Arm Diumuiut. Fust place Wade’s d i • eery slapped on a 18-Hi deft l over the previously undefeat I Rnlvulion A rm y nine In the opr • cr. H hirlry lliim lriilg e spun a is -h itlrr for Wade's over Hul Army liut IS run* were «rnre o ff her nIu ii I*. Mildred l.e softerrd her flr* l lo«* In *1 game* Ih l* )enr fo r front run ning Sal-Arm y. R iuiniillut mi*! Andersuii ne e eil only five Imsu hits to score in other upset win nvei the seenr I pty.ee Kntel prise tenin ill Hi nightcap, 16-14. Mary Foil Mown went tlie route for Roumillii'.’s l> gain credit for tier th ird win i the year. R iiiim lllnt's ami Enterprise aif now .tied fo r second placr only two games back of Halvatiojl A rm y. Wade’s is four games off tlie pace in fourth. Tonight W*1 g irls w ill resume their tmsel>a!l wats at 7:30 pm ., un the Fukifro n t lliainom l. The Seminole Hluea This Week Tonight Hanford ut Orlando Wnlnesdsy l.eeshurg at SANFORD Thursday Sanford at l.eeshurg Friday Sanford at Daytona Saturday Daytona at SANFORD Sunday Sanford at Cocoa *ea*i>n p la y gam es o f t row over Volusia County Kennel Club w ith I u m o r - night, n o t y E Jfi. ^ five of Its * \ III regular pitch- ers stand much eltancu o f stealIng any m o r u .s M jH r lliun tup honors M urray Ilyrd in IUR2. „ L> Ohviously, Jax llvach s sensa I'itcher-C luh Roberts, Del,. Hutson, I'nl. M ills, J. II. M iller, Deb. I’rnnlngton. I'nl. Clarlch, Del,. Wenger. D. tt. Rambert, Coc.-San. i'u rra lr* . Han. Fetner, Del.. (• HI 4H 30 iM 20 2IJ 22 10 *• 23 II’ W» 100 231 123 J74 J34 147 39 V'nllllUM . I l r | . -1 l" N Vickery. Cue.-Del.. Dotson, Del, /.liumcrmnn, O il. Angel. J- B. 27 27 21 '2 H'f> IMJ I- j 2«H F r a i l e r , Cue. '-’JJ 4 '' llu n itn , I’al. llerm nn, J. HMcCrlcknrd. J. H. Ortega, l.ee*. Ca*<iue. D. II. Keith, bees. Raper, O rl. M iller, D. IF „ > '0 27 •'•J IH3 71 J '1* 2 >* PFORIDA STATE Team W DsFuinl 27 Daytona Reach 23 I.BAdUK F Pci. d 10 .730 • 10 .690 20 HI .860 0 Palatka 10 18 .814 Orlando 18 18 .600 8 Jax Reach 19 IU .600 « Feesburg 1.1 23 .301 18 Cocoa 10 27 .270 Hesulls Yesterday Hanford 11, Orlando 3. Feesburg 7, Jax Beach 0. Palstkn 6, Cocoa 4. Daytona 6. Dul.snd 8. (iame* Today Hanford at Orlamlu (2) Leesburg at Jaa Reach. -oa at Palatka. Land at Daytona, prun'd III the »><*11 Hutson must games, IM; Dick Wenger o f Duytoim had fanned the most men, 1r>ti in 117 innings; John l-ang o f Daytona had walked the most, 147 V IH ir H A C K — ■* l « i * s W ile W irs l H*U in til I inning*. And, to give you | K A r * * * . - H u ilid f' 1 *. >. ro o Ir u s , nil idea of how tough things nre, I K s id o ltrr . I H u m in e i* H olt. « mi pitcher had scored more thun llla e tl g s ro , 1 llr o c e rv M ousy. W l.om too H ly ls two shut-out*! r k c o x i i h a c k — a in ia * vide K e if me tlie lop liu rle is through S rro a d H a lf H a ll) llu u h lr l I O n v Ir h L u r r y . 2 Hl»!kn Mn rtlli. S Thursday night, IU or more games He* Cap. i I.» ily V e *. 5 IJ H U K ern. played in; « Ito llln g Jew el, J Kancjr J lv s. 1 T r“ ‘V it In n " m ac c — a i «i • wtia I (tra y Duchess. 2 r s l l t n Id o l. I A nnette, 4 llo c h y Jim . S Poor U I . t C repe De C hin e. 1 M urscha Jo. I U ra ve tlu rton . v i a lira H A C i ^ - n 't a i a M il# I D a r k an , I H hailow a. I g iie s o lin g , 4 U ro w a rd tired . & lla n d a tte , 4 Joeys I ’a l. 1 lu h r a c k , & I'o p lt * . , C I C T I I H A C K — A t a lk W it* I Hllek Rube. 1 Kye ilrla h r. I Meaaure Dp. 4 Tesla Man. 4 I'h li. t Klv* Mput, T His* IllscUlt. * Cool- aula. e lir il H A C K — .1 IH ik s Vlllv I T e s a * New e, 1 H la r Hliudaw, 1 lia r J e rry , 4 M icky l i t * , 6 lir e ! T o p ­ per, 4 M a rn o ke y Tape, 7 K tdla. 4 lliir k li a r t . H K W t X T II II IC C — A llllh M ile I I'la r o . I U eroin nu i. 3 Jeuo llls le , 4 I'atcu , 3 lllu e y.ephyr. S C a th e rin e K ir k . 7 lllu e M o ro u k ry , s ||o w U ie e ly . , K K I I I T I I H A C K — A IS ik M ile I lllu e A pollo. 3 Halley Hlep, I H o w e ver. I i l l D o lla r K in g , I P eggy P a l. 4 H ig h Y a llo w , 7 lis fo r d , I W ill H ay. N I X T i l H A C K — S /ia ih e M ile I H hadroek. I Y o rk l.ad. I Med B ro k e r. 4 K valyn M a rie , 1 t u m b ­ lin g trie , g L a llii- le e , 7 Itlp le y llliy th m . I (taro . TKVru R A C K — llr a r h C aares I l l l a h t y Huiia. 3 J o v ia l lla ig , I C ro w e C lla h t, 4 lle lllu f. 3 H k ld d lih . g C urever T h in e . 7 llla c k Uuede, I W a y fle ld . 110 J|7 *J ' "u Davtona Defeats DeLand. 5-3, On Basque’s Hurling Hanfurd ! Local Lcsricr. Meet * ii ii f in a l ^ n f r e g u la r /-’■ b X Torres, Hgn. Klarmnnn, Orl. McCullough, Fees. Onullsk, Orl. Rivero, Osln«*.-Ssn Wade's ..... 143 44— 18 7 Fang, D. H. al-Arm y '421 HO— IS 0 ing fur his Kuattie fighter said S Dandrlilge uml Allm an; l^ e end "H u rry was a glorified amateur fur in years uml tonight he reverted McDonald. 403 43—14 12 to typ e ." Matthews hud little In Enterprise RoumlllnCs 108 33 -13 3 say. grinning sheepishly. A Marciano Walcott bout Sept. C. Hunt uml A llium i; llowcn and 23 at Yankee Stadium is N orris' King. goal. He w ill talk w llh M nrtv Weill, M urdiiium 's manager, nnd his step lu lh rr. Al Weill, the IRC match­ By NEIF <7lFnHII>F. maker. today. K e lli llocchlcchlo, Associated Presa Htaff Writer W alcott'* manager, also may be In (or lea. Daytona Reach's Eddie (lasque The payoff on Marciano-Matthews wax disappointing in con­ trast In early estimate*. Hut ■ ta il minute gale sale saved It from being a flop. A crowd of 91.188 paid 6216,707 lo soe the shuw. Matthew* won round No. 1 on tho cards of Referee Ray Millar, Judges Harold Barnes and Joe Agnello and tha AP. Rut that was all, brother. Two crunching hooka lo Iho Jaw, same 30 seconds after a long looping right started Mat­ thew* on hla way, brought victory to swarthy Rocky, an 11 to 9 favorlto. Marciano had an IVk pound advantage i t 1174k to Mat­ thews' 179. It wai the 29year old Matthews' Ural defeat since 194S. Ills last loss also was a KO by Kddlo Hooker In 1943. In hla long, tos bout career ho hat lost only four and was unbeaten in his last 70 until Marciano cams along. Marciano, 97. knockouts In 41 al inning fights. IUL~ Horn,I Turn Mills w ill be the Cir­ cu it’s only 20 game or better w in­ ner. lie had 21 ae agalnst only ID-1 fo il .I h y ^ H p T ^ M I four losses through Thursday nigh1 M u r r a l Hyr.l M l . j July i!4» ■crurdlnif to o fficia l f i f with H.'lf/sy *5 ^1 urf». tha topaian T Only three other p liye ra are w ithin striking distance of M victories: Joe Angel of Reach who had 13 as against nine losses; J»e I ’rnnlngton and Cecil llu U o n o f l #a U llia. racn «Uh 1.1 w in* ****** lonaea tul win w ith 12 Chico Corrals* through Thursday night. hut h i l t I losses also constitute J i,„ Clnrlch of Del-nml and the hid fo r the team. (Jeorge Vnllims of h^ ‘ C osies' ||-H mark give* him outside chances of reaching th# the lA hral won-lona percentage 20-game win circle for •nch had '2 s llh r . 3 7 # figure aa compared win* and five lossesthrough o ith M y rd '* .322 average. Ilyrd Thursday, Vnlmus owning a Hv* is f hi workhorse on the Bvmlnole* * Ith IH3 innings pitched lo his f r d lt . Corralea has worked 166 h r second high In that cate­ | ^ l ' ^ ^ i ' MWI I I S ^ ''" k ' lH" ' ^ gory hurled only 3il Torv Tories has .................... ■ ■ inninys hut In that tim e he has f j m struct out 21 batsmen tu fnco iilm ' ] fu r sn impressive fanning risord. Jorge Rivero’s 10-10 record belie* m ior hi* rather high ERA mark o f 4.30. ,| in With the Class and D Fluriilu State II K A t lf V A N D T H E llR A IIM A N Delegates tu Clmiida', of Commerre Summer Conference wlilcl Ktsrtiinmee alt Aug. If,-17 w ill see plenty of this, h pUM’-hied llruhliiaus. Here p rtvty Joan Suhl is * animal un the I-. S. lio n is nint h, which w ill he I hi cue during Hie three-dny inifah. NEW YORK tfl — Rocky M nrcl mm eyes a Sent. 23 m illion dullur title shut ut Heavyweight Chain punt Jersey Joe Wulcott a lte r his 11'itsnlionul 3 rim iul knockout nf H urry Matthew*. "M arciano and Wulcott w ill do ail you can pul In ," suld Jim Norris, Inlcriiu lio n n l llnxlng Club prerddrnt id le r Monday nlHhl'e Yankee Stadium dim in u tio n bout " A m illion I* a conservative guess, not rm m ling television or (healer n Jay Qco Lorrales rosts Util waudmia Today £ t ERA Mark In FSL With 2.87 3 V p l , n threw s 9 hitler and struck out 10 men for a 5-S win over Iho Florid* Slalo league's leading PeFood Ited Hats Monday night Daytona Reach, second place In the league, put the gsme on Ice with four runs in the second Inning, scored on a homer by Ferny Irby, doubles by dene Pollard and two walks. In oilier gsmos, Feesburg shut out Jacksonville Reach, 7-0. San­ ford trounced Orlando, ll- l, end Palslks edged Cocoa. 4 3. Fred MonUdeocs pitched Feesburg’s shutout, allowing Iho SeaBirds only flvs scattered hit*. Sanford went on a scoring spree (or 10 runs In the eighth Inning to beat Orlando. Sanford started (he Inning with a home run, scored the rest on six hits, two error* and three walks Mike Knssnhian hit n p b ,n burner'In the ninth to give Palatka lt« u in over Cocoa. Jonn M ouarii hit three single* for •***“ t*,*> *{*j Knssubian ulso hit a double. Fucky Thurm an got three of Cocoas seven hits In four limes at bat. ^ I l l 5 P. M. 10 - Races Mon. • Tuts. Thurs. • Frl. I I RACKS WED. and SAT. Dally Donbla Is! sad 2ud Races Oulnlslas STOty M in a y (M M Sportsmen To Meet Thursday Evening The regular masting of the Seminole County Sportsman's Association will U bald Thurs­ day night at fltfO p.m. In th* Cammlaaiontra room of th* City Hall, It waa announced today by Robert Z. Jahw S A V IN G S IN COST BOYD-W ALLACE o liO n i l o u u t i j H O U K O 'S * Mara Service fa Mara f*facea • Mara Icaafc Rauls* 9 Fleas I Madam Ceecfter 9 Unreal Ferae In 7ravel AHHBVILLB, N. C. . .... 911.4 HIRM1NOMAM. ALA.......... 11-1 BALTIMORE, MD. ........... 17.1 CINCINNATI, 0.................. 17-7 LOR* ANGRLB8 ' ........... 45.1 RRATTLR, WASH, ________ 90.9 PITTSBURG, PA................... S IJ NEW ORLEANS v ....... 11.7 WA8HINQTON. U. C. ... 17.7 ATLANTA. QA. __________ 6.3 MONTGOMERY. ALA....... IM RALRIOH, N. C. __ ______ lid GREENVILLE, 8. C .— - IM MORIFE, ALA. ______ . IM DRTROIT. MICH........ ......... IM Wa fee. lure In k p M UsmS W g GREYHOUND EUR STATION SOS E. Commercial Phons 60 - �vnm ri:sr keant DR. H. McLAULIN OPTOMETRISTIIS M nguotla nii>riy Pht.n* II W u ll In i tllOlt* >111Uil-lllltl' TUitf.-l lull 1’tllM DR. H. K. RI \ (; font 'l y - fm i t " l u tll'i tD , VIt I^ .J„'IV*. 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(lAllin r p i a i n oiahh Afiooow acovn un > \ ' 11 117 SOUTH PARK AVE. f l i i in v\ \11,in i \ \(,i:n*\ SflNfORDij°liOPfllNT-‘G lflft£ H£ 3 0 5 \ CO ii ■*i. I l l ; i t r ' i i t * tm t n in \ 1 1k i i, i ini \ i I -h ' , II*HiH i'r lit II« i >•* %t It Ir I r * I II‘tiii U »»i in| tIi 11Krttt i m iO ' v " | iiiii titirii*. .v •*■♦***"(I i ii1tul. r»trimi«* iutiin.nl ii. I*n i«11"it i 1T' k l, I i l »• t -i JH.1.V �ll -4 ' *> •-• Avfcv.v/ ,#.**.*8 A 'JL';.* Mrs. Banks’ Part In • Lunch Program Told THE SANFORD HERALD Png* 0 Tuesday. July 29, 1951 — x--------- --------------------------------- ; Chinese Attack In Torrential Rain Is Repelled By Allies - if . ft 1 SEOUL. Korea —Allied troops dinging In Hi" southeast slope of Old H a ljy lnirlril lin k n Chinese <r. ••nroiilin-n iih u c Is today in lorrrn tliil rains Hml drenched Urn muddy Korean bailie front for the fourth sirnifthl day A reinforced ro m m im M platoon lilt (ho U. N lino in an apparent effort to win rnm plrto control of Ihe strategic w r-.lrrn front hill Tho iilt.u k wa» lioalrn off In n bloody 2 hour Imlllo during which K R i'ih were killed anil .VI wound rd .l In* Eighth Army said II wn« tho first dash of any size klncr liravy rains closed in on th" I .Vi ii i Hr hntil" f mill Saturday. Already fi'-.i inches of rain have fallen on the western front, As­ sociated Press rorrrspundi-nt Milo Fnrnell reporli-d He said some soggy Inmkers raved In ami roads generally were HU 91*1 Into upper policy levels came rapidly from one-star rank. in had shape which Elsenhower held In HML Ily in n , w ith four stara on Fighting for hid llaldy began tils shoulders, he w-as w ith President F ranklin D. Roosevelt on July 17. The Chinese gained the rrcsl of (lie lull a week ago after B lrlly when tho Chief Executive decorated General M ark Clark. It had (hanged hands several times In another m lloti Monday night and Tuesday morning a small f i ll lies" unit prolied Allied pnslllolis near T-llone I Mil, east of « h j Hahly The Chinese were ilrlveu eff after four Imurs and -15 min tiles of sporadic fighting. (he Army Raid. < H .'’I l»J’.hl homhers of Ihe Fifth Air Force flew ...........;h rain Mon I ' l l M IAS S Fi: II the -.tale Is l i r r o i f u l t i n i i f o r l l i n r n u t (u riri dnv nluht to allnrk rail bridges inp p io iilfi In ilrlvirur nnti|nin;. i :»imi»: (•» upi'M i* ti ( nf Hu* Imif! Ifllu III Norlliwesl Korea i lullu''fihl*’ Kttr* ( H ill Ittslifiid dfi for DHin The storm has kept most Allied vi*lilrif',i without ii *11ti rti o ( . i i !, riffir ( * r n l a In n r c ii l r n f w i l l jy ii tu If* lo rn I t n i planes no ihe ground |Hiyi!t*H of Flurhlii I' h w h a I jpli* 'Ninvoutfinr or Iif*rfuntinr I I »a i iliit n t Mm m l of ( o im n ls CninptMiy, ll»*‘ utility iiiu i( * n u ( l it i n n r r of S l.tlr In lih t f jo im *i|* ( ' i l y C o m in in H io n Ms i i ntiiiiil lift nf miff tliivirii* (oil tv lo .pt fitl i fmtu*h of ji IITiUfKlU nwitrih, 15 F. P. & L. Men Poresl Hill Home Receive Awards Pur Delimiuents Is Fur Sale Driving Tu He Opened Sunn ft millltatisri I ’rifm |'ct |C«• f | n p| 1*ii M irm iN ip t* i n i H n l o(»i'U»ti#oi Ih'm - un.I u in r Sftnn Hnn | n f its m o to r v o litrii'N iim l oti «o n fi* ty r u lr s hy u n for»l Aviuiur wrm I h y flu- v rin ri* o f Cumin** inn for furlli#*r nlw ly, nml ployri N, tin* pow rr miiipMiiy *m h fin itpplicnhoh In plnm 4 pprinul y r u i n iiik r n h w i i k I n ;»< fo llo w • Fur mu to fni iir f u i mmin 11\ * vr fu|* riff machine nri (hr. piddle y f'iiM n f Niifi* i f r iv iiu * , 1 h r ri» in old**wnI1It ivii»« 111•itfm|, A M h 'r fiorn th r HIM " Road p u n y i uc in I n r h ftn hi iil*-fl ■ th O^nnrfrmnt noting thnf II Is tin - M lir liv i* h i n i i / * 1 I n p r l lu iM o n Fur ftvi* m cu tn u ln livf v»n» • i nMtr* M I h i. Mnu* hi tt'tft ig n n lr fHM«» in | u/»» Hml l« the mu f** drlviriKi Hi*' finplov** m riuvun u I I k i i rut. p o h l I jtjh I im> r^ m n d rr inn, Th*‘ ('o»t|to|t iojir wen* re- tun, f ‘or Hix y i*|| | ;i H II'I Ilf It 111on III in fp|F '(•■tl liv Mayor H trm p fr hi lit* hrm toil |tt (he .htfitor f'luiuthei nf rum lfitivo y i’iim of ml*- .ln v iik f M llp lu y I'*' I i pl« » f'li(i ti no i t l . i i fVm m rrr** Ili-ii .(-iv iv lift) the | 11vu m i ( i f l r n t f . k :|r. ftn t, rM.t. t i v il! Iii-u r f l n r * i ' ‘wtttn n f th e n il" I U f f i m * I i lo h lr f r i It "■ I* m.l "!-m .d" fat d llle , for tilth. ,1... '"d lH '-fif'.flc.il l lo t i f f mm Inis no p|fo*f* for f l r 11ro 111f 111 N* » !iti it ir ls , n n tl ((in n * li t* In «*n r# *rtu ri* n f f l r u i. in t l - Itv t u i ‘ I kiftiI v v H fiir** r'M n i|i In p r o v i i l t ’ f.o i j j f j i f o r i In in I f ry * I *' f ft Mpllmifur of ( iff io H h id o ti .,ii*| if a i l l liik i* f \ »• 11 i I l k ’ to p H # *|’ l i )«1111' r 11 ,, . ,, , ^ m l In nri .* 1 ! " Ih" 1 ''I-'" ; dl for jnlfllUi* Hif* ......... •M'" n i " I ...... (io n h y I lo r I if Hit |,|f i*s( I »i( »»f III* I ' iir«*st I M l lu M I t 'l I in n w Ili- ii r o i $1 in v nuu w on W ei'i' , la r li- d In IIIIH am i ( n to [ile le r l Maritfy Group Obtains Another Hotel Unit O IN IR A l! o f the A rm y, F.Uenhower and M ncA rlhur met In Japan In IfUfl. where F.lnenhower visited as If. ft. Chief o f Staff. T h e ir last previous meeting had lieen In the Philippines In IMP. A t that tim e Elsenhowrr. only a lieutenant rolonel, was M ar A rth u r's aide. (tiivliiK w ith o u t t*'U a r liitf u t 'l i h l f nn « i m TEH HE HAUTE, hid i/P - CIO United A 'ltn Workers hnNtered picket Iu ii -h at Ihe Allis Chalmers plaui today lor a serriml A EL In viifihill Ihal failed In m a le rla ll/e Eight persons were Injured, one e rillra lly . In a pitched halite Mon day when m rm her* of Ihe A F L Inlernalm nal Union ol operntlug Engineer1, tried lo lake over Jobs ni the strikiriR! Aide Workers Tin- A FI. men agreed Monday nlghl .ml lo trv lo break through ,h|( „ t(1(,,|v (l|)t .,|)(||lt lW, (*fn olekelK . lie h l elrrle.. pickets march....... marched m light elrele.s in front ol Hie plant gates, lire pared for a change In Ihe rival un ion's plans There was no sign of A FI, men around Ihe platil today Several AFI. members managed to erark ihe plekel lines Thursday ami winked lu Ihe plaid u n lil aliiiut , „ mr ,,m| ,, Kalf lielore (|iiitllng lim e when they dlp|.ed out a hark door while the crowd walled for them In froiil The "defending" I III group barred H aul Manager M artin Car•on and almul .’UHI Mipi-rvlsory em plnyes from Ihe budding early lo Faro uU >. I i.it No New Taxes Are Needed Says Gay In His Fiscal Report Louisiana Central Committee Will Settle Party Issue 2 Women Are Killed In Highway Accident !/ WIIATI.RV WINH OITT I1 , FORT MYERS UR - Jain mi M. Wtialley, Imnutkalee, who went to court lo have nhxcntue balloli thrown nut in (ho Collier County Democratic primary, apparently ' hoi wop nomination as ihorUf ovor if, y intUmbonl Lowlo J, Thorp. , Thorp had i narrow lead In !b« official rcaulfa, but Whitby lirought ault to have Iho cinvaulnj board throw out tho abunlM br lota. Whatley contandad th# rat (rallon aunorvlior Uauod abien “ oU before written application! , thorn wort on flit. _ ' Circuit ju d ie Lynn Oorald nUjd Monday In Whatlay'a lavor. WE# i# abiontco ballot) thrown - Mil. alloy la in th# winning poaltf ,.M * hdng lo i Wit# ■M mittee I feel It Is a nutter for tho committee In decide." The commit Ice runs the party machinery In this heuvtlv Demo­ cratic stale. It has tho imwer to name the nomlneca the Louisiana party will hark, and tn place them on the ballot under the “ rooaler" symbol. Kennon had no comment when Ha rapaatad hU ott-expressed asked If It waa possible the name Taking Inin account Ihal balance, tho anticipated Increase In revonuoi and anlldpnlnd expcndllure* this year an already fixed appropriations, Hoy said " It would seem apparent at this time the balance In the (lonoral Fund should be around 38 to 40 million dollar*." al cut* nml tho child has a broken arm and a lacerated eye. Slate Highway Patrolman James F. Her Ira m reported! hstn tradertrailer driven by Golen English, 31, T«mpe, was crossing a bridge at Lake Harbor when a car *ld#wiped It. Tne occupant oft ho car, David X. Payne, 28, HUlean, and Engllah slopped their vahldea to discus* intention that the state needi the accident. The . truck waa about 19 million dollars In the Oenaral Fund every aummer to carry to Key West in* 98 hour* ind on# rammed from the rear by tba Hudon car, u ld Bertram. It through the low tan-yielding minute. Tho swimmer*, who battled 5month* of fall and early winter. L u t year an 18 minion dollar fool waves and 98 hour* of rainfall balance in July dwindled to the after leaving Havana at U:OI p. m. EflT Saturday, reached Kej -------------- had to d fO ntlR S M r > M r i M Oael the Democratic team. Georgia's governor, Herman Tai­ ntsdge, one of the leaders in Uw Ne/a oz Southern fight egalnst a strong three hours aach Inside wooden civil rights plank u the party platt frame fram* 13 feet by n feet, was floated by all drum* tq# witiooti Fifty pominfi, llu- Sanford Camera Club'f 'ontest "A Hay al III" Zoo" w ill "lid id midnight on Thursday, Fall u k Hi rg rre , adviser to tinrbil>, said today. \!l entries slmnhl tu- turned in lo A. .1 Greer at the Florida Home lia * Company Judge* m the rontest w ill lie Gurdnii S w iitie y and Charlie Morrison, Mi llrig e re added llin l In- lum self hml dropped nut a* a Judge hrennm Mis. Ili-rgeie, a mi-Mlni of ihe i luh, w n-< m ihm itling i ii tries and In- wished Ihe jlld g iu g to lie a- fan and im p n itla l as pus slide Fairies u d l be judged on * hm l, nf human interest fir it nml i oniposjlmn a i oiidly, he said. Hue tn the fact that most phot-* fin iidling Imps do pi lid i !>v >, pi, hues, Mr Hergero said Unit any i/e from J hy ft In 5 by / Will la- aiTiptabli- The p ii-lu i-s Inn d I"- -ingle weight g in -:iy Fiue.s of i lg , fH and Jfi w ill he nwardnl hy (in- Jit, John', IF alt, Company The next meeting of rh< rnnn iu , lid, w ill la- held at ria City Hall on Aug. ti. No (iamhliiiK' In State Is Word Of SherifIs I M.I.AI1AS.SF.E lip—Gov Warren has Hie word of Ihe 07 aherdfs Hud Ihere Is no open, organized gambling In Florida Sumo rnneeded there might lie ‘ "•ur- sneak buhls, but all claim Hie gambling situation Is cleaned up belter Ilian ever before The sheriffs made their report* in response In a letter Warren sunt each nf Ihrm nn June l l ask tllg In he inform i'll what they were lining lo enfnrrc gambling law and what steps were Iming taken against men m Ihcir inunlles who purchased federal gambling sla mi's. M ary nf them reported simply they had no gambling and no holders nf federal gambling stamps in Ih cir counties Others made detailed rrix irts , like Dade County Sheriff Snimv Henderson's statement nf 189 nr rests between Jan I and May .11 O’Dwyer Denies He Is Considering Seeking Mexican Citizenship MEXICO CITY IAV—Ambassador William O'Dwyer today furiously drilled reports he was mnsldurlog lircnmlng a Mexican rllizen The ambassador's violent rear Hon was provoked by a news story (not hy The Associated Press) which speculated mi Ihe jmssllilllly of O'Dwyer retiring from politic life nflcrt he Nnvemlier elections in the U. S. and licromlng a citizen nf Mexico. O’Dwyer, former New York City mayor, has been very popular In this country. O'Dwyer learned hy telephone this mnrnlni* of publication of the atnrr anil Immediately summoned If, N correspondent* tn Ihe cm basay residence. I One ->f llu- largest pnrrt-ls o f real estate In D cltnry, the T riplex owned hy Mi-.. M uthllihi Gi-m inln, wn* mid rrn -n tly lo Mrs. Il- n ru-it« G M ugoiie o f Huy till-;, Long Islnud, N. Y. Mrs. Maguire is a New York school teacher and Is planning to rc ttic thin full, nl which I,lm-- lie w ill uink( her home In DeHary. This transaction wan handled by lin y |' Feck, realtor of D-dlury. Spouse, Amazed at Illishamf’s CrimOH, Admits Own Guilt Ill I I , E ll Fa up Tile a ltra rllv e IK year uld widow id M illard F Wright, ro n fe v id burglar who vainly huiii-d brain surgery wimhl ball Ills id " uf crim e, is In Jnli Inday charged with helping him lout a senre or more nnmes nf mure than $29,ooo M rs Hubert a W right, described hv ni-igbbnrs and frlemls as the "wholesome, quiet ly p e ." had alway- maintained an a ir of shocked lim o rrn rr when rnnfrrinted w ith tier husband's crimes Hill now slate police liave filed 21 charges uf burglary ngnlnsl her Sul Find A HlMclinanu said she admitted serving as Irwikmd while her hmdiaml hurglarlrcd homes in four .late. W rlgld ntlrneted nation wide a lli-iiiliin In FM7 hy iiudergnlng brain surgery I prefrnnlal loluiln m y) tu an attempt In cure his pathological urge In steal Two vears In lrr he w n s parnled from lad as cured and npuenred to be leading a normal life Fuller arrested W rlgld Iasi June H ami found' his Pittsburgh apartinenl lammed w ith stolen goods. Taken lo Ihe H oller Slab- Police lln rrn c k * for qiieslionlng. he killed him self .lone 20 In a fit nf re morse. Said M r* W rlgld when her hus­ band was arrosled: " I ’ m past ainazemenl I don’t know how he could have done II without my knowledge except when I was visiting a g irl friend " xWJESPJ^*5irc3,an zwimman r#it#d bar# today aft benes sri ’Ti•clnlo °* mar, Uw RapubUit b# - ' « Uw Imeharou* 90 op#n *#* from Havana the swim men out ... . ' •' A' V . ■ ■ ,U".. r * III' \ m s t-L i & ) i, AhhhiiM And Mattery t ( use Istontinucd T h" cas" uf th " .Slid" v*. Calvin McKinney, chnigi-d w ith nsmiull and battery, was cuntlnueil to lh " m-xt ti-iu i in (he County Court to ­ day, m in i ding lo George A. ftpeel, Jr,, prosecuting attorney. Tin- prosri-ullim wns tum id" lo In ing the i'll* " to court hei-noso th " most Im portant witness, Nathaniel Rcdoiiimi, th" man allegedly ntlurked, tins gone north and can­ not he found at this time. The I’asii against Charles Jnrdan, charged w ith assault and bat­ te ry, was noil" pruned a fter fu ll Investigation showed R to ho a ciixo which ought not to he hi ought to court, Ml . 8 |ieer said. Falls Will [{diminish Post Ah Collector J a c k s o n v il l e t Finridn I ollcH ur uf Inlernnl llovi-nue John I. Fobs said Monday he hnd ad­ vised If S Commissioner of Inli-rnal Ill-venue John II. Dunlap Ihal he was "no lunger Interested In cnnlinulng in the inlernnl reve­ nue se rvice /’ Fahs, cnlleetnr in Florida nearly I I years, said he turned down a direclnrshlp under the Revenue Bureau's rrnrganizntlnn because he would have In give up a number of Ids business interests. Fahs' nulsido Interests, although he has hern Innetlve In them, In elude n directorship and vice pres­ idency of the F irst National Hunk uf U -eilm rg. ownership nf a citrus grove anda n interest in nn nutomobile dealership. AND. . . WHAT’LL YOU HAVE? 1 T.t'ly FplpphoncTip forFderft^C G on LonriDHtnce Calls ua at 4d w u ^ -WE'RE EQUIPPED TO EQUIP YOU FOR FUN! wri.almtaaaw M S 3f« . . . a*» hew w ■" hi the 8M*et GOODS 'Mt 7^(1 W i k 'i DAYTONA REACH, The Os­ ceola Hol.-l pm per lies at 1130 S. Ridgewood AV". hnve become tho sixth unit in the chain o f homes fo r the elderly owned hy Fellow­ ship Foundation, Inc. C. A. Muddy, direclor of the Fellowship Center, Ormond Reach, announced that the foundation had bought the hotrl for 1180,000 from Mr. and Mrs. Charles [looth, Tho purchase includes Hie hotel, which w ill provide 121 sleeping rooms, several two-room apartmentx und 28 rooms fo r office, and llu- building now occupied by Ridgewood (H lenpathic Mrdlcal H o ip itn l. which linn n lease o f two years nml thr«" months moze. ^ Other units in the Foundation w chain are the Center In Ormond Hi-nrli, form erly fmhionable Hotel Ormond, the Casements and homes at Lake A lfred, Tampa and Arcadia. Southern Demoa I th# Chtaa coast. " :0 mummied t» K im v.-tiu ru a.m iu iie Contest To (lose Rival llnioiiH Clash For Camera (lu ll At Picketed Plant Wagt! Stabilization Board Dios Tonite, Another Expected 'i f THI PRISIOINT listened while General of the A rm y Elsenhower did the briefing during a W hite House conference late In 1991. Mr. T in man received Elsenhower's report on the needs of Ihe Allied Forces In Europe, which he was organizing under th* N orth A tlantic Pact. (Anolhor atrip of picture* on Elionhowor't lift will appaar tomorrow.I years ago loll never have h. a |»d m ill - I VI. I Th- f .|oo fin **#f 4 motion i I Mi I re.I l.cgi .la l.ii ■■ appropri day hut later perrnllled lliem In •li’filp t mplnym i.. pi oNi ntrtJ u ,*oli) (n n n lifv * i" •! *h fori - nut h*Ht |r»i w n lrfi hy tlio puwri n m ip in v I ho alvil x| fin ,(MM) lo add teparale elder idler a plea (roui Mayor tilol fin d e lill’pieiil while girls, Ralph T in k e r In flue ft: *inti c llh* Mint f nre In w ill In* I your, t liionrchoiit it-. M/ilow o| * n h tl" women coiive t . and Negro l | ' f* llfih le m *M | M p o r r lu i^ e | M ill, F lu r llt n I 'm v n .lr I .»$;♦• t I >nn ndditlemil f Ir•- fti'M Int* euulumefit p u n y I n p M 'S i'fltiim S i tv n 'i li. s t » women (o n y p l. mound Ihe eeulral Jn rftn,(iiei*iInn w ith »iv il tleferute. i f l i l p l o y c r s w h o 'v f m h l' V ffl th e a ilin n iislr.d lve and nlihlles plant II also a llo llid MSoiksi lo nperale The C*nnimi««lnn tli<«riMsi*f| n tun-yciir ri'cttril. ihe tn .111u I mi i during tins hlennl ntimin-r 'ft iHM«ilile MHireef nf nrl* i In Hu* Hnnfuni illstrtrt, a »oM fVltlfifml OHv v*i(i«r in rh u lln ^ Orern | watrh will In* pM'scnlril to |( ,|. urn. However, ( i n v Warren veined H**r|n^R unit I ’liinn I.iih s Iwilh of . Livum, a mirviruiniin fur Un* nuw* Hie * 1,1 ....................... 11.1 non in n s lriu lln n anil w hlrh were reunrtetl to In* for p||le. 1,1 L,in,l,}l,*y» w^ ° ^,u?1 l "it HpnpuH*ni .ipproprmlMiii af11*r tin1 ft we* nnte<t, tof»4 Mint w ith nn | consecutive years w llh m ii ., |.,.k,| |;ih lri, ........... ||,, „ nl)l W AKHINtlTUN i.r- The old Wage nrlemmte fill *-nt inn vilrtrif Mmtrri IIhiV i i * t Hfi 1,1 ‘ l*lvi*M lives rihlu t appear Mint then* u'niilrl tic Ht ah ill/a I um Hoard fW HHl dies ill ffi'ilil he lu! "1 nut of f.nhe Mf»n,1, “ Avenue. emeii'h enirmh mnuey money In tn rover in ve r Hi)' Hie up m lillilg lil Iniilghl hid a new nne, Ihe fiilliiwiU); will receive , -i l*nn lir(,-..i...- i i /•" m . , „ , Piuprlidlou w ill) less power, |.s expelled lo lie f Vnornl-iiop *» Kntler nmrifrHttMl VJi .Vi ! ..(. ■ ,V .......11 1 I H<- tn Hu- *l.»H.nno nperatiims I named slm rllv hy Frortdent Tru W tilt., J I yenl s CHI-Ii; U n ..... . fund sla- I and it nnw w ill lm man ♦1*f»♦ f 1'i m m h |'l" '» In n k in t n th e pn**tr||,||ltt* nf ne»Htup un nn nr* iMiiruigiu II, II. ( .oh'iimii, 17 yi urs, I (IM d |,, i- nn- a nail pari of Ihe I Membersmust tie rn n firm ctl by V. I ins,in, I I years, .1 II hlslilulinn and operate it till- last the Senate, lull ns II is not In r h i f e r t u r n l r r m l r n l le m n l. M r M h in iiitn l, 1,1 years; K. I „ I ’m ha, I g six uomth of the biennium ! sessliin. Mr T n in ia n may name h o |« e r r«n»f e n rre *p o iM lo n e e r e fle e t* ’the 1 <11n11-1 ailiiplcil a recnni buaril members tn serve until Coo fn rr u n f iiv n f « t . | v on th e itle n fin d years; M. I> Haid"U, ii yi-ain Lapel ludtiius w ill gn tu Hi- meml ilim i " i it - ( itoim illee nn Ihe | gri-s* ennvettes In January n o tin g H in t linleR n e v n e t iM ih lt e r * 1 fulluw-imi: H F lliilln rd nml I l luslilMlel l it ll mil m ill service Ii Is repelled he is having illffl |u r n l t»** e v tf ih lh h e il th e .lid m u n , l| y i- m s c m l i , l l s A u s I - n ih m n iln i ' ('ullages, (lining and cutty finding men In (ill the posts fo ritro l limn'd wuutd net nttiv on j Hn, .1, W. C a ile r, t I Hal,mi kil( lii'ii f;n ddn . and enmigh ollu-r The old VVKII was Ihe center nf •*|tn own nidnhm nf whut l*< nrun- I #>.• fi nil Hmt It won hi he e4ai 1v In* and W. A. Fcslt-r, I yeuis carli; liOlldings In lake ra re of Li girls heated controversy during Ihe sleel If Skinner, I year. No p.nl id llu- eeulral admlnistra- strike liccau.se some said certain f i l l (ttl^erl hy Mnre|iulteo ntnl whim/* Thu siife l d riving uwaid.i w ill linu luiildmg win be opened rrciiinm cm lntlunx H made favored In- made at a meeting nf ctnupuny Tile •.Fill Will include a auper organized labor inemhvra, dale g f w im l, w ill he visor, two Iciiehers, two house U ntil a new hoard Is nuuird, aniimmctsl a lm itly. U'tlMltHtM I r 1**0 I’ AFF filia l m oHuis one relief house mother, Economic S la hlliraliim Adm lnislrnRalph .Stevenson, hurried Imck lo a (lie lli lan or cook, a nurse, n tor Roger L Fulnnm could lake Euvpl Inilny and culled on new ciiiidiiUiiHnn i-mtlnt cr niaiidenoncc over ns wage slahllUer, p re m ie r At) Maher Pasha with a The new hoard, like the old one, oiau and a part time doctor mussnue from llrills h Fnrcuin See \ l r At yei ti Mel'hi-rson. super w ill have equal representation rotary Anthony Eden Intemleoi id the State liu lu slrla l from Industry, labor nml Ihe jinliCnnlenls of ihe mes»nne were SeliiHil for Wliiie G irls al nearby lie. It w ill nol have Ihe old hoard's not tliselused, lull Eden told Ihe i Reii Iii. w ill have charge of the power tn handle labor disputes. House of Commons In laimlon Mon­ The Amerlenn Federation of La­ Negro girls' unit day Hml Ihe Itrlll.h uovormnent bor Monday ended nne government hopes in ir n a "slnhle and orderly w orry; 11 announced 11 would co­ TALLAHASSEE i,p Cum pi ml id tn ln ls ira llo n " einerer from the ler C M (lay forecast a (inter,it operate with Ihe new Imnrd, despite past week's uidu-avnl In Iho Nile Fund hnluncr of an or tu million Hie toss of some nf Its power. K lniploiii which unseated Hint; Fa- dollars Id I I I " end of this fis c a l There luol been specutollnn o r­ ganized labor might boycott the ruuk and put (Irn. Mohammed year which will make new laxea Namill) Hey and Maher I’ nahn In unnecessary for Ihe HiM-fLl Men weakened WSII The A F L ’s E sernllve Council, cim trnl of the country. nlum F.den ab o snldl lint Maher Pnshn however, look opportunity In r r lllllu matin llic slaleiuenl In a let­ had hern assured Itrllu ln has "n o ter In nil nominee.* Mr Ihe I9.VI c lie the new s lu b lllia tlo n taw, II ATI IN ROUGE, La. ijs — Gov. which II said has "m a te ria lly wish lo Intervene" In Etiypl'a In­ l-eglidalure. Robert Kcnunn said the Democrat ternal affairs hut that current weakened liolb price rn n lrn l* and "Although II Is already apparent transfers of llrilln li warships, Hint many rcqucils for iuerensed le Stale Central (.'ommlllco will wage nlnhllizntlnn p olicy." decide uhether the lamlslann parly troops ami pianos to Hm Su m or addltloni)! aiiproptlallons will Canal Zone "a re related solely lo ho proposed tn the next session nf wilt MipiHiit Ihe Slevensim-NpnrkIho possibility of danker to B rllU h the (g.iglidalure It I* Just na appar­ man presidential ticket. He added there was considerable llvdl.** ent that by Hid prncllcii nf Into Klevrnson had Inlarriiplotl • E u­ economy Ihe State nf Florida could uncertainly In the South about Gov ropean vni’ MInti In rotifer In lion- tin adequately financed without ad­ Atllnl Htcvrnsno nf lllimila, the LAKE HARBOR W* - Two DnDemocratic nominee, nud his rundon on Iho momentous Etfypllan ditional taxation," he xnltl. iroli women were killed and two nlou male, Sen John Sparkman events and llien rush here with other members of Ihvlr family In­ The comptroller altached lo Ills of Alabama the llrllls h inessatfes. jured In a 3-vehlrlo crash nn a Idler n ulntumrnt showing slain Said Keonno, who led Ihe fight RIcvenson'H return opened tho revenue Inal year was up 11.53 bridge today. of hi* 21 member delegation way fo r a renprnlntt of talks nn per ccnl over the year before ami Mrs. James Hmlnn, 41, and her the Egyptian demands for Ihe re ­ .aid rcelptt for the prraent buil- against "loyalty pledges" al tho mother, Mrs, Rachel (Hack Dyer, Democratic National Eonvonllon moval of Hrltlsh troops from Ihe ne»» year also should show an In 88, were killed Inst week In Chicago: Canal Zone and llrllls h recognlt nn rreaie. At „„„ Hello Glade Memorial Hoa"The decision should lie decided m of Egyptian sovereignty over Ihe There wan n linlonee nf 2fl mil by tho party os n whole. The peo- P***J Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, now ruled lion dollars In tho Gimeral Fund iiln will make their wishes known ("ishnnd of the younger woman. Anglo Jointly hy the llrllls h and Egyp- al Iho beginning of this huslness In the too member Central Com­ nml their daughter, Corn) Ann, 10. lU n i Iludon his fractured ribs and faci­ year July 1. Fur y w iM i «»n f »u|Sa* two T h "' newspaper uf the B uffalo Veterans A ilm ln b lrn tlo n hospital, where Emmet Rank" of Sanford It nnw n patient, carried a story about Mrs. Arlee Hanks o f this city in Its July IH edition. T h" story tells uf Mrs. Ranks part in tho movement bfR'je *n.. the e.irlv LUO'* tu supply noonday lum hes to .irhoo! hlldren In this county. "A small I*1* was charged," Ihe story says, "those who could pity, and tn those who couldn't pny it was free. "T his plan ha.t hren copied throughout ninny cities nml towns since. Mrs. Ranks, mother o f Emmet Ranks, a patient In B, plny.-d a leading role In starting that di pression dnv Idea. This wns arcompllshed )i> rid'ectlng free food from furm ora." aaa la a * ffm Mt«e\» - V . ________________ ■ R M ip M a M SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS n. M ao. ru t �- IF YOU DON’T T ill. ( A ll l l l l ' iei f .iiul i x t i i ' i m n.it .' i ■i . m anil .v nl« 1> M ' a l U lt'il aftL.iioco it.u iv »: c I m !ie I* AN INIH-R'KNIIKN'I* ILNI1.N NKXVSIMI'ER BSW1 XXXXIII ... -Ksr-flK«r»!. iuu« hA N b o i t i Second Part Earl Brown Is Named President Of Angas Of Jeffries St. Johns-Indian River Canal Group Urges 4 Report Told Sewer Changes In P o l i c e Department Urged; Steps Are Taken To Bar Dope Peddlers i An Hssisintlon Interested in the “ the Idg potentiality of tin- ennui Hi. John's Indian River canal proj­ project i-i to at I met the tldid| wouldn't lin e if ect lioaid George Gibbs, lender in llig people It the |'io war Ht. John's Indian they didn't have a nickel River t'anal Association, declau the In nius we want." lie deploieil in, fact tb.il III. today that, “ If yon ever show the punting great wealthy of the World the beauties 1’iHei llliie.it I •ill m l hi Soul It of Central Florida, the wealth of sums for flood the world w ill center In f'eiitrnl Kl'irMii nml Dint •• ntrnl nml i,i»t!h Klnrliln nr•• not i« fn f,n iti" from Florida." The group was also addressed tlii. ••%|i«ii(|ittin' I'lir annul -I io ii M i I h I# n-l 1 tinf •'••ntrnl Kluritln liv Cordon Mobli'v of tin* Corps of Engineers In Jacksonville, Col II coiiM •• x 1•• . ! front tliis. |rrt*jif |»»*ntl lit" |'i i-i'nt in, In «*it|itt'iiit»*(l 0 . Gee, Col. A- G Matthews, lia r •Vi»u t'nvr l to* vvatiTwnx. tin* ty Foxxard of Jacksonville who n»* served ns temporary rhnirmaii and cliinnti*, mi.| 1 li»* "ml J Kilwm linker, ehairiiuui <•( the •mil. **lntt vim nr»* * »i 11 ri'iiuivr.l t*\ 1. e g i-luture's waterways comm it­ Tlint il' »it «*mf mint ("llllll" fit* ,• 11%«« 1M 1 nf nnutri »vu\ •. tee. liilin 'i m il tin* 111.tlnn The orpaiiitaiion, to be known tin* S» ns l he HI InM.'s lo linn River I in I|»* III |p' it til Mil'll! Inn III.If tin* proveimni Committee, selected Fnrl Itrown of Pel and a* its pres­ t • i 'I i i * loti 11« ••••«••!'•«»• ia* |io lrlltlil ••( ident, Al Lee of Hanford us first I Ilf |iri»K» f In' . llll 111••1 • .| f|V|.t lint* it vice president an t Fd (inode in of itifll III.Ill IfV *>*•’111 In flllli.W ill I Ilf 1 f :ia t. ..f NNlit •'! *Vfl V* Tilosvilb ns second vice president “ ' niilni *1 i‘.tl|)i| Iti .-f.lli** M Iffi'fll The ebnirinan w ill appoint a secretary, tieas ilier. and n l..eird i i i . l i M t »f i t • "t i l * r ' .................I, n . M l i u r of direcloes conGs'imr of two Vtml If III 11111•mil lout 1MBit* M.ltillf nieintiers from encli entintv in n||f I • t. » • rr.lt I" Ik' nf tin* ill solved, rite committee plans In tlnll 'Mil 1. II. V• .I Unit IM'I I aila'illll section Two nf tlir* “Jeffries Report'’ deals with the tra ffic situation in the C ity uf Kunlnnt, - 0 nd covers the “ lieru ral l(«*c*ontm.ndatlons”, "Citlx.-nry Assilance", and the ‘T erm in atio n Sur­ vey Coverage”. Reorganization and lumlcrnisiL tlnn of the I’oliee IJ«*|iartmrlit irecommended with -e v n a l new recruits being added tininnlintc|>. The practice nf pulicrmen nf the Negro races being assigned to Negro areas is encouraged. The inauguratiuii uf u iniNlern pay ailnn for liollceiiieut .o.iiiiieniu r4 te with tIts* rilin g cg»t of living ie urged. It also rerniilliirnds tin* appoint rnent of a ipialified officer to the take over the charier of tin- ere position of detective and the as­ war *a». John'*-Im l'an Illvei Ciiiml signment of a captain of police t ■ Association if possible. the tra ffic department with full The prnih-l, which is esllmuted auhnrity over enforcement of all to coat * 10.000.000, recent I v ietra ffic ordinance*. Three after r eived the endorsement of the M u­ dark patrol cars operated l>y three rine Association of Florida, an ormen each are also proponed, one gnnirntioo of Florida host owners, for Negro areas, one for white, in n resolution which said that the and one In reserve. The u«e of Alnototcyi'lr* hy the department ia group "endorses the canal an does urge and recommend it* early discouraged. A f>0 percent Increase In police roll"! to ri ion to meet the llliinediute telephone call boxes is suggested, needs ef national defense and ■om as well as the maintainiiig of o m erer." Mobile I'olice Itailio A uxiliary Also endorsing the nropo-nl Is n llroadcasting Station. telegram to Forrest Itreckeliridite ro n im riilitix today on the re­ nmnneer of the Seminole Ci.un'v ported sale of Illegal drugs In riw inlM T *»f Cninm*MT«* fn»iM Sanford children, Muyor NV. II. Jacksonville power Huaodroii. mi Htemper said, *‘i would like to organization of larkaoitville |iower lake this opportunity In slate tain* owners. m that Immediate steps have ulGenree Gltihs of Jncksoliv die in * ready been taken to protect our Ids address to the meeting, called community from Insidious In­ for a state port and waterways filtration of narcotic peddlers authority to Issue bonds for the from nearby areas. 'The prooer authorities urc a l­ development of Florida's p.»t« with the debt being paid off by the ready working on the few In stances reported. The local police receipts from the ports. Mr. Glide, told the group shall diligently cunlinne assisting and Initiating the apprehension of Violators, Also, | should like to repeat that the Commission with tha necessary help of all the cltiA ien s Is planning to luunrh pro ■* w arns f o r , iinptoveiue.its and tlu elimination nf the evils. '*Ths unbiased evaluation of the recommendations of the "Jeffries Report" run fninlsu the Impetus to effect necessary and practical improvements fur more service for less money to the people of Han­ ford p in s Inviting increased healthy growth. I'he citizen. of Sanford are urged to cooperate b,. uctive participation and construe Civil A ir I ’n lral o ffic ia l, in Han m live crilirisu i, and by uUemliog * Commission meelingx and learn ford will play host lo a group of ing more of your City Govern Canadian A ir Force cadets ut i. mani. Vour opinions ore r.speet. ,1 llu r-lt-Q supper F iid a y . I.icul. C.d. •m l needed lo insure guvernuiunt F o rr.«l llreckenrl.lge, Wing |ii» ifor all of Ihe people," Gir Mnyoi | officer in charge of the a ffa ir, tu ! i i o ' ' aonounred today. C ‘,y iS The ........... wilt he follow....... .. « .u /fl? l.n t n .trn l „ r . n I U'’. f r i " »"'■• rid" on the HI. John's and « m eterl Ihe .he JIW fr? ., Report , P",rk l" g 1 dance Hall .......... sponsored m eter., e ffrie re, , alr Ihe , C , ite K,orl,ta |V 1 l i i I n' t m i | i < rl*' «t f r n m \ FIvo Civil A ir I ’ntrol cadets from the Hanford Hquadron will •««!' »‘ r*«tn mould be reflaclorlxed. Present street signs leave Orlando hy nir Haturday for S t ^ t a w l to bo In a d ^ u alo and Tyndall A F II in I ’nnuma City for antiquated and should be replaced two weeks encainmnent, Lieut. Col llrrckenrldge said. v> q q tlq t,* »■ r« tf . These five aro First Id. Tom Andes, Second Lt. Harvey NVtlkenson, Sgt. Rmlmun Brumley, Hgt. Sanford Herald Vuculion-Pack t j.- . Na mailer kaw far away Mam home you may ta on yanviratlon you raa readily ealeb up an the home towM aewe by ' “"ding Ihe Haafard HeraM wbea you return. You eaa arraaia with your rarrlar bay, or IbimiBk Charlie Marr«n*L circalatlau maaaeer. bv teleabanlag 14% la kaea your regular 1 of tka Herald saved far you arkila yoa ara away, ta ba d* Hatred ta yaur kaaM la awe jMkai# upon yoar return. Than la ua extra charge. Tha Mfular weekly eebecrlatlea rule will callllo all regular aa% aerikere tu Ihla addillanal aerv Ire. Before leaving an your »attfJan simply notify vaar earr|a# bay or talepkona t ' “ drealatloa department. (I hsII hh.H OM p«ae Tfclrcl Angtas To Appear At Jaycee Meeting A general roundtable discussion of the sewerage problem In Han­ ford w ill be open to the public at tha Junior Chamber of Com­ merce meeting In the Yacht Club tomorrow « t U f 30 o’clock It wav announced today hy Jeycee Pre­ sident Douglas Btenstrom. Robert M . Angas, chief consult­ ant o f • Jacksonville engineering fln n , which made a recent survey o f the eew engo situation here w ill be a t the meeting to answer questlona, C ity Commlsaloner John Ka.ter ■aid th at e ll commissioners would be a t thte meeting lo participate In the discussion. Tha Jayceo luncheon w ill begin a I 2 :Q0 p.m., Report Broad Plan l"ltini| I t l V. I Hill liulf , ( U X -tlllN i. 11. r* N.ititm aI ti.i 1a111.1. t \ 1 : • nr I. Nil lit Hii *i I it Id l ; t l l l l l ‘a| t n « | ; i \ II,l i s t n | t i l l ' l l l t l l M ' " m l I xiM• *| i n xXitliili tin- Hi*|iiihli I 1 tin I lIlM tilimi , ,,(n n f l ol l I* ft Ilf sill • i.U t* t \ v tj, . nil >1, 1111'! i f u M iM N' h i ' i n l o f tin* *.* . i , 1l i l l l l l l ot f x' l I' ll (III I "III Align il'i|»**fl ll" III »•*'« M’pllll ^ tn ' "NN* * • N1*'tl A,Mill Ilf ' • Si->l.lg ••NNM f*• 1•' 1*1**111lU1 • Sl-llllg I...) IImNN . "N • i 1. ••••ii***!ru»* I it'.l "1 1. . Ml,, lets I'M a all 1*1,1 Itll ||M ,, |(i ifiiu *iiin m* 'iIff"mil ini'lit ot f l i t ' »»|»e*|l ” *l ,%*'l l i l t ' l l III < i e u r * ** ^• • i i |*.i i »it I'ttiri il in tin ill in »• t l l WI I , 1 * 1 I* III..- *1 I I d i t ' C I*t . l i l t it' ll f i x . Ill fill- t 1. Xl.it t alf I h r f.iitt»tl* :•.I , t i n t X . .1 l i iii l i t - • i i ' t i * f «»•.! Ihllvl.l |f I i I'lllllINx 4*| i • i't •• itni * • ti | M i r i f \ H | * 11' * uofi'iof l. nk** \ | a• ft | *'i | | l III'* t o n * lillll' ww III** MUf t ' l i t o I m l. * *1 I ' l l | *111•11« lefll ll tll|f «•» | | t f r vi l l i ' hu ii.m i ,|*. .* i \ iiu N. • p i f llil III V* i l ii hi .it 1 1 n l m i Ni i i i l h a m i U u h t i l**inri> fniiiitui'l lirlil n i a i t f tin i ippoiittliu lit" \N in iii I I It >oil I ..it l o t ' * ' W i s »'* t ini imi i I i f t liMth t , in |u« • m ' i o t . i* i l i r n t t. . i n | Hit* N i t i o i i . i l t . ni t t i n t l o r V' I* n I n .I m ' i C lliiltm i K i l l , IM I Mil J III . ol Ml l l . l t l OI I . i l I ! 1**!' 11till N% It .o'tpi l l l l I l f | »', III In l i l t f t **M " t I J llle .lt lOtl • ' m ' , li Pi.ill ,th s.mlt Sir M . » •• XI |, || | l l lll l *' \* i u t I Ni* .) ' oi l ito M p . i Mi n ii r i ' p i r If.lit, i t : i n il t o . i ' ii i i il l i f . n l 111. |||«|f.| Inn, tin .llllll |*Ht •»•»-•• nf t l|f lillllll mil Il'MllHtl II".I flnml N •*%•» t l * tin' lc•• i*. •* i nay** ■(14.11 tl I rofitfol, iiful iiii'lit mill'll tin* I'1*'* €*i • > nf Sunf *'i.I ‘M m «*Iih i K«'4 ,, „| i *umI f••• 111*' • *» 1 ' "'l I lit.' • I f I I n i n i ' l i i i \ - In \N :i"huit! I I I W, l l f l l t l ' l l l i 1 ' I NIII'*' l l l l l l l . l l k t ' tl ' t l III • lo / l ot * .lllil MINNS nn i it. i ,,f t !••• • 11112*1 i»r»*\••»»I mix I****1 Moilio* M i n i iif l l i f M ' \ t i ' | . f l l i l III (i||, ..... . m of suit wale. hi l l l l • 1 l , if p n l i l i t 19\ f"i 11," III** \ i i l l l t fill' *' o f l l l l •itllkllf ml, x, i|„. Corps of F.ngi \ ltllBfl.il l oi l , 111111 a' •' *•» t l i ....... ( M i l l i o n of Ho Ink** itt S Ilfs 1l*a t 1 « 1. 1 ‘ . m l a l l f t ni i 1114*11 fleer' plan •" allow will, r dm me *'I*MM' I ' t t*%lltl| f \ III I III* ' * NN•• I ll llt • * I ml (|,„M| , , I n ri-« to five f> i f i l l * i m * I ml' I i I' | i o | | n t *•• | ii iiil t i n* VN| | | 1.. ."In i im I t a t m it ll. 1,. i l i o f i . i l lil'.iih | i i . i i I n llllll |(„,| ,,, ,li-,-t-iif «e |I al.-.v. tha' p o l l l l t It' ll I «|4| 11«' Mill I I I llllll l o oi l •• 1 -nd H o w e v e r , lie n . b l e * ,,,,p,i, |, Vi I Vl' l ?* I III'* I Ol ll lll l ol l I* i* 11!!'•*i III 1 xNit N*t•• il.H t • ll t l i " .1 „ i it , sir'." Game and I ish I n n o t ». * ul i l i j t Mi r.ii't *•f 11« •i tf Sin llo h fil Cem nit'.-ion (avi.rs alh.vvipg MoM n n u i p M l l*i»*r nnI o i ** t i n 1H l i u l i w i ' u i r i l ini I n n p • I* i al-* * *| ul t « n o t n ' i ' i i Mi in Du m o t i f |« «if H i f "1111111 r i m k W i - t o f l i« iti' ii A V « lll|«*. ware. . . . . I s ........... v e i l f e e l d i s i - l u i r g i o g a n d «ul'l <ha( i". d e l l l . ’nn.lnneg as .•"«» The City C o m m .-'.... 11 1 its reappolntim'in of H a m l* * ns chairman of the Ctv.l H. rvi. e ||,m ill at its meeting in Cilv Hull Monday night, Thomu*. I.em.oi i lly manager, said todai The board wa« advised Iw \ > Hhlnholser. city attorney that MLee c.mbl not lie removed from of fice unless he bad y .'la lr.l l o I ’ivll S fivlri* rod#*, lilttl In* ■»i• *■•*•• advised the C u m iu l*'i"ii that knew of no IlMlance .,( i.l.y aucli vlolallun. M r. I . " had previously been ie n|i|>oinlrd w lthuul u|i|M.stlnno b.it al a meeting on July I I the Coin mission carried a motion "l May." Htcmper's to reconsider the up ,,,,nit incut over the opposition Commissioner Carrnwny. The ipiestion was lir.mglit up Monday night by Comiiii»siuiier John Kader. who urged t bis. H be (liially settled, and Ihe ( nmmi < sinn thereupon voted to xustuin Ihe original reappointment. M r. Lee has served on the board ,|nce its form ation in III 11 111" i,-appoinlinenl is for two y,-ur» The Commission voted to pay a IIJJIMI hill due for apprnixuls on property along French Avenue. A resolution wus adopted rcc. gnixlng Itie long und aide service >>f J. L. Ingley on ihe Zoning m il . 1 u S l . M H f d «>H . ' H I , rll.l Ki'tl CroNH Dinaster (iroup To Meet The disaster committee o f the Hunford Chapter of Ihe Red Cross will meet tomorrow with Htone Crane, disaster field representa­ tive for the southeastern uii-n, Raymond Lundipliet, Red Cross ihupler chairman, said today. The committee Is headed hy A. II. I'etcison, Jr., with A lbert Kilts and Kwlng Dean acting as vivochairmen. Others on thv commit­ tee urn Forrest Rreckenridgo, chairman of Ihe sub-committee in charge of survey, rescue, truns. pollution and communication; Roy Holler and Randall Chase, cochairmen in rhargu of shelter, foot! und clothing; Dr. (). I m Rarks and Dr. Vincent Roberts, co-chairmen in charge of medical uml nursing a. livHtfes; an I Howard Jones in charge of public information. County nub-committee chairmen •re Homer Hewfcll in charge uf Altam unte, purest C ity and Rear Lake; J, T . Jacobs in charge uf Lake Monroe; Mrs. J. M. Thomson In charge of Lake M ary; Mrs. Ruth Ham ilton in charge of Fern Park and Casselberry; and Mrs. Mas Lelnhart and Mrs. Charlss N ib lic k In charge of Oviedo. Further appoTutmente will be later. announced \ I P' pi f ,t|t ll tx III l l i f t i O P '1 .Oil NN4-1 •' NN1*1 I " l o t 'l l ' ' fIlf I llllp nl ( it 'll I ><s ir!Ill '» ' i olt inni'I lln p a l l) • -.tilll «■•'«' M o n .til* S ou I A o il'll l n i k " i " i n l I t l i ' i o i " .u n i Sen llm c li M till*** n f N f b t . 'i 'k u “ A* ili«a I n k on nillf • urvvv ( luiiili' l*\ t In t 1 it. Pul.Ill' llealtlt HervicPi sliuNi e, l much inglie ' I I 'u k - u i i v\lm I m ic b e d u h u drill Ihe |(..|iiil.llruii c»iu u v r i BK<' ' I ' l f n T * , <>f ........................ .. jgj s t m t a t Ki l l <1 t o d i | j | i Mol l ' ,ll-s.,lve.| ii.v liftfli nidi i i n I n il i i«itoil I'V.'iilaio in i s|,.'eeli bln-line G. » v • m ,\|. A r N ni l I t t f i ,• i»l«* r o i l f II **14*11 *' M*v| s i s (ii | | d ' U.t VIII t* o l flic III. ut Mnot l x i • - - o l u t i o o n t o p l t ' i l l i \ I l i i ' 11* t i n •• i i n* N a f i i t n *1 i o n Xl ' l l f l l l ' l ll lil I f I Ml . l Mil i| U o I* i X ,'i 11\ | >!«*•!i : i * i l o 11 P i n .• t i f % I, h i ' III til nf ?».*• I Imi |||,• ,1* |i 11lull .lilt tl'tl.IX N llOIIO | i l ' | l | t t i l ' l l ill • tl lit* | f M Ml .llll ' .llll tif lli.l |.| . kt'il Intti ii .ilii * i•■•«•! •im* fi miii tlif i in I .11 •• t S»«|N * l . l i . ill I l nl II II III I Ml | | Mt | | | | III- | | , | | il It'll \ I ' l l . 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Ilii till I I ' N I It'll ft til. I f - .. l l l l I. .11 l i lt I t t i t ' I I l( I I I lilt III I I U' l »'! I I 4** I' l t l • I ' t pi l ! • it. M' .i fi I n I I " It t v . IN ............ I I .1* I f . ft Mi. i 'Ion it • pi •! • I • t 'I Hit* I t pt l l l t l l l .1 tl.f p l ' " | I* '1 I l l ll ill i ll t ' Ul i l ll til t t p p . . t l l l . l t I.i N n f f l o t tl i I >1 l i nt , i .l i t . it oioi i n f l «'*!•!I l l !• ' • f n* l i . •i n t o n n I.i I't Ml N. lilt "I " S o f . i i . i " I " i . hi m t l ilt' ll t i n i»t | l\ tl.-l«*i i i -n l l. t ., n »h I ' i c | ' l i i k ; c nn ,t . . Nf p l i n i ' l i t tl Pi m i ' t i n t . i l r i l l«. l u l l it hoii ltl I" i f n i f i n I. . ' 1 1 tl , | I m . Ill .1 NNf N N f l f Ii f I p l f vs I.I I I » l l i f i ii ' l o f . n N o f 'm u liu *11 t i n lln It - . NIt,I.I NOl. It I1M i I't. I I I I . l i f t I II I* I tllMIt let Mi N l ol l t o I. fl.l p l f . l . • I.I ,1 t l.t I • tl Peace Chance In At Kiwanis Meet Sermon By Ktl kanc S lio Korea Lessening ( . ic iH I . l l Stilt* nv Ol Al>lc Kiwanum, KlNVIlllillllR w t * l " *' n l *•! I I I I tie'll | . \ ( ul * n t f r n m l ) i " i i " nn n i l u l i u i Du* | w e e kl> li ni rl i i' ui i hi D o Y u t ' h i r i u i * tt,„|, i i i l u y . 1 1n«|«*|- D m* ^i ' i , i *i n l npi'r Them . I I o n , 'i <>l Neu Noik. llll Fi . ilium, i -I. ill,.gists. ills chi-. d linn,l. li lie ..(fil e III.,I Ii, w ill III In 10 ll. I I ‘..lllil lllil lo I'.ll »"I"M • r l ’u S .1 V Is C id lll'. l I'ic*. W .I7 At m i s t i < sl i tl 1. Kui • .i l* t o n I .inn A Van Kl"i»i '.n il KmI.in Hib*i •• i I t " " i lam*' h*i .in a rm i l i i " in i\u i« .i th Hi «•vr r Im t *1•• • tin I *x i:ii.M li \ i .,, * till uhlt l,e negesrary u lut.-i ,t., and will cerlainly he , when ibe population of H'l.ifo.ii cremes lo Mil.null. t|n,-', „ ,,,. , should, III »iir opiiiioi. -i.n l n j.i i i . istl atlem pl lo -..'pillule -u n itm y sewage from Ihe h water "Hewage from house. |,„ , E m ’ I of Ihe large box drum cm ,, ing the flow of Creek No. I . Georgetown) should he collretel In a sump on Seminole llmilet -n 1 Nor III of Ihe swimnillig pool S oi l lin y sewage -ihould he sepaiut from slortii sewage in leaping w. n 111,i 11111■11-s located nl points wb*. pn .u l Inverts of combined sew. r luive all elevuliou of Ml let,-I firfeel above mean sen level, m il should be conducted In tb - Mllll(* from those points in sepural.- m > turv sewers, “ Sewage should he from that sump through u in ­ sure inaiii tu u manhole m innew saultury sewer at the foot <1 M yrtle Avenue, It can then fl-.w hv gravity to the large h iu ii| i i . i the mouth of Creek No. L'. fnm where it call be pumped into lie lake and discharged several hull i I mn J fr» | from ahort*. "T he improvements outline, I a b o v e , which w ill cost f.TKVHti.fill. w ill not make the water in l.ak. Monroe fit for hnthing. The im pruvemrnt w ill eliminate the in. sightly floating m atter near lb, bulkhead exc,lln a n -.r 'l*'"' i" iniiKtiPaii fX iv p t n fip r liravy rain -storms, ih ir ii m and A ll .I vs/ ill also osl.cw «eliminate 11.. . 1.... a .. "II w ill jectinnablu odor- sometime- III* Hired In Iho vicinity o f the InkAs inenlloned In an earlier pun. graph, some sewage I- going lo be washed out into the lake a> lung as Hanford has combined sewers. R E I'A IR H N E E D E D “ As mentioned previounly, many of Ibo Hanford sewers were laid with eoncreta pipe. Most of Dial pipe has been In service for ;'f» years and Is now giving u lot of trouble due lo the deterioration caused by he action of hydrogen sulphide gas on th * concrete. The total estimated cost of retCuailaued Ow rage t t v . ) n 1**11m i l i " r i Hi N " H i ' s A i m ; fl l*i *1" ill M*11 I H l t l l " •*( H' l l HI l V 1 1 NS 1 N ,* 1.14% tli i man 1 ll l i l " t 1l . ' I . N O. 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' I Illf Mill . .(It II k Vnt.(l| J|nat|| 1|t|l| III. t*i tl ll n* | ' . i i »\ **• i n t i n H i i * i • • t% I al l . - I . • I n k i , l wolds, oi |-r i \ «11-II ' il •' NI' ! ' ' " l l III 11111II *1 .m m ! • d I I , - I III, - I l l n - . Ini,* - n o l,,l , , > I I " Hie Municipal Pier, mnl in <,i1 I . I dt l Vl "IN ‘•I' ll I «ellfI I Sj l . l l 1 III III lit \l l local ii .Its III i 'I iisi piiixiunl y I., I t o L id i i pph* who w rlrtiT I, rllliy well .hoold be h u n i . i bulkhead. H e uie ul......... . put iilldei lie* i-ini- of Mi | .to­ I I I *" " 1 h I N. | | •* ll t I I n k» n n l h t • i • *1i n :• i •«• n .1 h u p s I hi • d id t I opliiu.il tlint any metbo.l win, i, l '"plllhlii" ll lln, l,n till, 'Thought lo* knew ill I ' l l v r i • " ".'ini I m* nnimi Ii I Ii Ii n i * n ol d eu .e .l nil,|,||,I lie m so, ll I al„.o' N-i i , i ,, i I till ii-i'eiil11 w r. . . 1 1 . 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B e ­ NcwCummitteeChairFerris Bryant Clarifies “ Misnamed Inml Skill I i l l ) i l m.ui Anoiinces Ap.cut A 1 1 1 1 Will Do puiiiimciit n!f 1<ciy Loyalty Pledge” Of Demo Convention Csini|).ii(;n Officials All I lc ( i n I . l l i - l p .ill 111*' |*i•'%f• (i 111 1. . iith lii'.l li% * ill t »• .*»••*l;t On* I It . ,u i v riii/V y ^ T ' Governor, Cabinet Members Pledge Efforts For Stevenson; GOP Heads Sees Hurts Healed t.\ ill.' |»..|I nf I'llim xi'llll, |IH%% * Ilk *' llilf . n ir »l •• If.t fit I n. n I |1."|| tin* I I l f \ llbf M" |{ • | • I h l | t I ' V I ' l l l I V l»|MUI tl nf till' |lll»pt»"i'.| .llllll i i i l i i U * « l l»> t i n M ut* |ia»:ir*| n f M i. M.ititi'V ii»illin»'il tin* lx%«» al||f|.p t.'il »ni|ti'H fn| til* tfllllll, OM*' 11 «%n l 11* f " r i f i ' i i i i i i i i «' i t e| i i i i ; m i t'% l i ' f l Ml ou n f 111 «"••(*( ' t u t i t |tri«M I n t.'»iviti.* I hIvp Murtifv »fti>I f*r•*#••*••*t llll* III I «• 11 f | l i | | nf .1 i|l<a|Mf4Ill itn» t . I till* Inn lli t'll.l Ilf till* |*1 t i n t f l ' l flu I I a'llt file' ll! o f IBXV | tiilimi I h v . r n*o| tli. n 'lirr ti*ii%t*»%r M* \ • t i • H i p i l l f -'ll v fin* Si Inl'Os* Klvi'f lit I ' i i m I i * ! ul •• • u n i « f amt ............ tin*' • » 1 I>" •i%rH » * h i i ( f l o < i l k v t n i i l i n u t In* i i a / i l |*l "lllflll I 11* • t • II ""M't "O til*' f l l ' l l III I' t' llO* i ♦• f l o •• %|M i i *»i * o f ... t if L . e u N k siia n t i n * i*n«t nf ini|*r«*% •-l i n n t i t>i S . i n f i i r i l ' s * i i i i t i i r t | i u l i i w r i Q i f i 1 i >*a I•*t n h < i i v i i i i i m r i n l i ' i l l i \ K i i t i f r t M VllfTfl ' m i l l \*i»*cliiti' ■n l i M i l t h l K i M ^ i i n i' i ' o f .1 it.-k m n x illi*, a m o u n t ^ tii | l A' I t i . t i O i , n o t i i i . ' l i n l u i k r t i n* p rin m ry m'wufi Inntiii«»nt (ilniit f i t l f p i i n a l | i l a n t t N t l x a v R l i ' i l t i v tlt«a Stfiti* t t m i 1 it «.f tl' iiltti, \i l i lt’ll Wn t l l i l Mil B' l.fl* I nl . - i l flf.Ml.lNMI Pivu Sanford Cadets Citv Attorney K’ule:; Against lli*> Kim" To Attend Panama val !•'t om O I I i * «• C i t y Encampment nf the Civil M r Palrol and the Hanford si)uadron. The Canadians will remain in Hanford overnight n guests In iwivnto homes. On Saturday the party w ill go to the Herman M or­ ris,-. M l) rnmn for a lour of the ranch, nfter which the) will leave for Silver Springs. prior to their visit m Hanford the Canadians w ill he entertained in Orlando, \rrlv itu r there tomor­ row hv air. they w ill be the guests or l.leut. Col Waite** I'billlnx of the Florida Wing staff tor a lurk ey dinner anil movie*. They will spend the night at the P u t G atlin Hotel In Orlando before coming to Hanford. Other points of intere-t in Cen­ tra l Florida to be visited by the a ir cadets oro Hnnlundo Hprlng*. and Daytonn Reach. Tuesday 0 i*>' w ill leave for Tampa where they w ill inspret Mc-nill Field and later proceed to West I ’alm Reach and U k « W orth. ‘T Oiillny Ol $1,210,000 lilstiin;itcil As Cost Of Motlcrni/inj' City Sevveraiif S y s t e m Civil Air Patrol Lee Is Retained Will -- Entertain On Civil Service Canadian Cadets By Commission commends (hat a HU minute polr d of parking meterx be insliluted, a that the present manually uper••••) mefera be placed in outlying buxines, dletrld. and that 600 new automatic parking meter, hi purchased within the next two year, for use In the business dlstrlct. Title would farlliate the parking problem bensfitting both the .hopping motorist nml the inurchaiiU. Th» puichtts*. of Iwo uffulreil parking lut< it olio racoiiiniemJc I as a means of casing the parking ' • problem. L iii I. parking on First Hired, should be discontinued and parallel narking subetltuteil and Ihe growing importance of First Htrcet a . a major thoroughfare Is eniphaslied. . r,T'l*c,,n<,nt of overhead frafflo signals by two-way six W f0"* »l«i|fhloii traffic ? * “ • '* All new traffic signal* should have pedestrian ■<«nal. (Wait-Walk) e»p«. clally In the vlrlnltir of achool. • fhurchea, and hospital*. All major dead end etreata should |» pro. tected by rial seven lenses, refleclorlxed beacon*, and all inter. W E .V L IIf.H tin ie r alls (air and continued rather u . it m through llm r-d a y. r v it 'lil Im ttltli'lv ngnlii led dinners .ilnl itiiiiiilc r lu n it'i . Lm ter I n-l receive four Stanford Herald. City Delleery, by 7:00 I*. M., please rail YELLO W I I.' II f III it !-. Seen As Shili hi Nerd 1)1 I,nx ilh 1' I**11;•<* Ni n rh 1 X1 4 I 1* • flit* ho il . ll *. IS l ml i.ii.m •Ik-. «• \ I III. I .ill lilt ill !• IM t l " Hi until I ■il i e ' J l a p n v H i i l h . l n ” t o M .......... •I • h i it* V to I ll" M Ml II" l l ' " i n . *o m n l L * i k 111i n f i ii i it* ••! D i p h l l i VI Ml N lli "I Ml la n e's e r m . ' l i I n i d t .. •(fl tl I I fix I Ul" < MIII ii t i n -I «Ni i r w i t h ' wllie, w o m e n a n d l oi nI ’ I io iif O p c n i l o r s In III .tI " I 11*11 " I I " I I I " lo - n i i l , a l wl I"' t o o k h i t e x t I i "111 'll ••ill -♦ H “ l l"*»k n f N l l i l t h c r •*", I I I " S ' * " D • I D J• tl .• . fi.i ,i Wl i i ' f l i t ' i t i l l s i of Mi' ll I * l " p l i " i i " IMri r t o r y . " m n i . Hi iti n n ' I n •• *i|' m l t .ill Nh"«l \ (T IN lT N N iH IG A 'P A walkout n i •• r n l ! " * l l i n t f " \ v fit i’i W P r . " .11,1 h, I n II * 1 • •> •k " I IlN I'll* s s It*' >1.11(1 ..( Icl,T.ltom* op.-ralors who prole-i hi ,' » ’I*" • • l l l l " ,i t X'l J i l l In I i I a r i ' i i m i k M M t . I . u t n m il lh I i Mn ii i Ki sn i i r l i i n i NN . I " p " | I f d ' 1 . Nti ", •'"NNI'll ed then oflice i- loo lint In work I h u t ir* X f u r n i n " * \ vl i i ' i i y o u l I • D ,1 til ll l' l m -pr.-ntl lo all three - h ill- here n n i l n i l . " i i t i » " t " i l nnum y n l . h o t f oi l • i i . n n il l " i n I • ' 1 III" ll.lt I It *t 11* I s n Noil • .1 not fl " I t l I n, III*' M \ l l i 11 n » : h l d in 1 lll'l*., lialuy, i.llnii: npproxim ati'ly TMi t " s | AV NNhe' l l V*SI| ki*M ll " I I I \ I ' d iik M .411,1 V I " "III " I , II I . 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DAYTONA llr.A C I I i.r — IH ik h hm i im || in N u r lli K o re a I I " etm ccnsfully In have lulls of Ire plueed n l t In I > i'ili i i c r a l ' ■i wraugl liefore elre trle luus III the operal It. i Hilly) thlhuni, Hanford, fares liim e il ll i mi l ill i Ilii .i .,, I i - l w e e k . two charges of muiisluughti'r aing risnns l l i " l i f i l s ' n i i t l i ' t l . ni i l xn . i n f e r II V i ailin',I al Hi, vuiihern Hawver -aid Tuesday ice was llie result of a traffic aeenb',,1 . h i . i r i i i i ' i l i i ,i* i n .Im i" am i u f t a i n i n i t . l i t , ■'..»• o f I I I I I l . l i - ' ' \ I' ll here June 22 plueed before fans In a branch ex N m c i n h e r o f h r I y e a r vxf i e n l l i " ) le a ,I i i h ! ‘ (Hike i.u 'i, in I it r .ill- in c n The :i7-yeur old lirotlier of llrai! vxt T i ' " hi h a i l s l i a p i * " I m f a l t e r Ili**> chunge Monday when the in-iih M a i > land -u e i I'l 'le d ill up t ilin g i r n t i e l i ttii* NX! 1,1 *1 111") h " •■miHiralurp reached 102 degree- *'V Oslhnni. who wax ruuuorup in Mir (lie pledge a p p le t ' l l V ile r V irg in . . ____________ Duniia rutlc prinm ry for itfivm inr. 1......... • h o h r* a m i a " fn ii^ h trail i w a - m l.-d in il ■•( lln ' io n s c u tio it alme . . \ . . ... . . , s i ll il" was ontered held Tuesday for In a l c r " al I h e a r m i s t i c e n m f e i e n r c bn ii" ) d g u iu g Ih e p ledg e, N la ry • III** ( ’linMimootfa Slrikc IJ DROUGHT IIIIH CUN IIIN O IIA M T O N . N Y ip W a t e r was still precious In 2-Uxxj homes Imre lodnv. ns this Southern Now York In .lu itrial city of 80.000 limped lim p* Inin I's third slrnlKht day ut drounht I t i'ii.:hl on hy a pipeline rupture Iiu l (hr wn> I was over Some water w,i:> nupplird to most of the city Tuesday, and the city’s water superintendent predicted full serv lee would lie reston'd today. Hotels. Ire plants, l.mmlrlcs, and othor business estahlishments closed after u water main broke early inoiuiay, weru reopened Iuetdsy. A coroner's lory found llnhcri O’Tooli', 87, unit til- grum lilaiighter Diane M ills, 10. died "h y frluny caused try Odhum in Hie o|H'raliiiu of an automobile at an excessive rate of -|ieed and in a culpably negligent manner while under Hie influence uf liq u o r.” Justice of Hie I'e.ice J. IV Heard set bond at 13,000 on each count. Odhum was represented hy A tlor ney l-ham Adams hut d ill not ap w a r at the Inquest. Slate Attorney Nturray Sams said lie find posted 12.000 appenrunm Ixind. Odliain also is charged in city court with d riving under the ill fluence of liquor. N NNiirpIlHIl-s N N"II* Mil*•fI\ Inhlc " llc iv iit Ir.'iu l- im licule less nl 'a n d ", r e e d e d ill iiiu v iu g In h a v e t - u e n d ih o rs m iie d > iiii ,:i i ( I ••Mllt4444**l I i* I ' . . | » r l . ! | | l t l | I LOGGER HENI’ENL'ED NVHITEVILLE. N ( ’ P The Ku Klux Klan’s pudgy im perial wu aril. Thomas I. Iln m tlln ii, was suiiieuced lo (our year- ill pri-oti Inday lo r masterminding a Hog gin,: Superior Court Judge Clawson I, W illiam - ordered the maximum term for Hie Klim leader who once boasted lie would spread his hood ed uutt'Negro, anil Catholic and anil Jawish secret society across Ihu nation. Movie lim e Table lilt/ "About Face” 1 20 0 :2 2 - 0 .2 1 2d 28 l.a tfie in llie I'ailited Hills" 7: 13, feature. Hl'.l, I ’ la l.ie Lake ‘•Walt T il The Him Shh.es Nellie" H:4(V10:30 "V ariety Hour" 7:15 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1952 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 29, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 29, 1952. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 29, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald